Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 526 of the 1940 volume:

C O P Y R I G H I 19 4 r if ]ahio of ( le O iio State University Coliimhus, Ohio F liiiuK-d and Exec iilcd 1) llic Junior Class of TIic Oliio Stale University. ColiindHis. Ohio, as tlic COinplete Re( ord ol I lie S( liool ear lUlO tO. iheniard 4. KoScnion -:, (.. AJlUiam vu. S taiilw Business A ariafjcr T ' ica Piscipl.na.nc . i,. educator. ■,1„. M V. ' s- n, X couu NIBUS 0H«0 « H :: s 1 1 in THE EflT CITY OF « I I lu- IriiiiiinC uroiiiid ol .ifirii iiltiiral stiidcnls — llic rattle iinci airy harns. . . . Riulit Dress — R.C). 1 .C. drill, a (oninion sifiht on the Oval. . . . Students i et first elimt ' ' ' f President Bevis. . . . .X deserted Derby Hall contrasts stranfely with lli. nvu.ii vie oroiis tempo of in-hetween-rlass chatter. __ f Armory — a liiiiw.irk nl Ircntilii an ii n f( r(jettal)le land- in.nk in ll,.- i-r.Mt . itv of O.S.U. ■75.. .. ,. ...s.. ,r„ll. ,. M, ,... ,,.„.,.,,. m ' S. I )( ' ' ll pillU ill I.S ) ilOIII ,1 Mil. ill ..ill. ' . Iloll ..I l .l. k III l . ..rn I ..I I ' iiivcrsity 11. ill. llii- M.iiii l.iiu.iiv li.is ' |i.iii(l - l I.I (Ills ( If. ' , iiin-slylcci liiiiidiiiu, oiilaiiiiiiL; .i i ulln lion iil iOO.OOO .iliiMi -s. A riioiii. ' til lirloir ii i ' sk.ilini. nil Mirror .Ac. ■ A wfll-efiiiipped lal)orator - for ' el. Med. sfudcnts K liuslicd sladium — llie flag is iinfiirlod — flie came is about to be- uiii. . . . Enter to learn, go forth to serve — tliroucli tlie doors of r|)s Hall. . . . Two roads diverycd in a wood, and I II Dniy these Ohio Union wails coul d speak, many a well-Known II. mil- woiilil l r ' lortiicnininQ. fc 1 lie t. ' lislcniii( i(f licncalli tlu- l.iiiipliMliI ylow. . . . Mirror Lake rcflerls the syninietry ol tlie skaters pirouette. . . . Magic winter transforms the campus into a wonder- 1. 111(1. ... C ausp slie s the sweetheart of six other j iiys. 1 I ' .ine Flail, home of tin- Law Collccc. was named in lienor of I lenry hiiisom Page who. without liope of fame or reward, had given his large estate fo the University. ' « . ■ i X A ' C di tu ucauon IS I hi: LiFKBLOOl) Ol- DIIMOCRACY S..J - k ' . y dyvhimstratloyi ' lotmer Acting PrruJrnl o l l« Vnittnily William McPhmon HOWUD LHDIS BEHS I all, lij«iiilic(l I )r. liowarcl l arulis H( is asstitiicd liis (liilics as s - ciitli |)rcsi(l ' tit ol tlic L ' riiversity on llmrs(la . lejjruciry I. 10-10. in a quiet and imohttnsiM ' manner. ComiiiU to Onio State from I larvard. vvlicre for the i)asl five year.s lie lia.s lieici tlie Zieijler Cli.iir of Puhlir Administration, lie l)rou(jlit with him a skilled exe(iili t alliliide, a world ol pa tiencc, and an unlailing sense ol humor. Very much an Ohioan. Dr. Bevis was horn and reared in Fievis, I l.iniilloii ( OimU, which was ruimed lor one ol fiis ancestors. Besides serving as a |Mtl{ e on the Siipniiii- (ourl ol Ohio, he allended the University ol C incinnali where he rereivetl his h.K lielor ol arts degree and his hat helor ol laws degree. Harvard has awarded him tlu- doitor ol juristic science. Like a true e.xerutive. I r sidenl Be is Sfx nds most (jl his lime taking (are ol the larger and more urgent mall« ' rs thai tome helore him, leaving the deans, deparlmenlal and ad minislrative fieads to handle ihe details. His ideas on education liaM- come Irom a witle l)a Kgroiuid devei )[)ing during nlleen years ol leaching and three iiilensivc years as slate linance director. Both [)hases ol his experi( nce will undoiihledlv help him with his great duly as chiel execuli c ol the lillli largest uiiiversiU iii die I tiilnl Stales [28] BOUD OF TRUSTEES ■I ;)„ ,,„ , ,. 7 ' ;,„n,| ( ' „„.,,;„■ . Mcrrl I. ■„ ,. ;. ' (,.,■ • Ulm. ,in„M . UI l,.r-..,n Hv n i llic liirtliesi rtovorninf hofly of tfie UniversiU. tlic l ourd ol I iiislct-s has far rracli- ing aricf r()ni[)i( t autliorily in all matters of ranipus administration. Chairman ol tin- hoard. Miss M. F.dith Cam|)hcll. holds the dislin(tion ol hcinu the first woman ever to l)e elected to tfiis im[)ortanl position. Miss ( amphell resides in C iruinnati. wliere she is very active in the promotion of social ediK .ilion. I l(il)erf S. Atkinson. Coliim- hus attorney and insurance man. is ice C hairman. 1 he otiier members include I3r. Clinton J. Altmaier. a resident ol . larion. wlio has been prominent in many activities of his community and state: Carlton S. Dargusch. a resident ol Columhus. who lias achieved recognition as an authority on ta.xation; I.eo I.. Kum- mell. also of Columhus, agricultural counsel for the Ohio State Council of Retail Mer- chants; [)r. Burrell [Russell, outstanding member ol his (jrofession. from New Pniladel- phia; and Lockvvood 1 hom[)son from Cleveland, who has long been an outstanding figure in the public life of that city. J. IVM llllltllILL „ ,. Pn-si.lrnI ConsltlerccI one ol llii- most oulslaiuliiit! aliiniiii of Oliio State. ' i e-[ ' rpsi lent ,1. Lewis Morrill lias proven a Irieiul and (ouiisellor to stndenis In linii ' s of troiihle anil rnisun lcrsl nKllnC. . proiniiK ' nl sliulcnl (lurini! nis untler- r i(iti ile years, lie w.is arfili.ili-d willi llie . ni(erfi. llie .Siin( i« . and a nieinlxT ol SiCiiia I )ell.i Clii .ind Plii iieta Kappa. Alter t ' etlinc Ills IV. . tleuree from this I ' niversily in 10| j lie loilowecl an interesliiic and varied tareer fiointJ lo Cle eland where lie spent six years workini; with the Scripps 1 loward newspapers. With liis previous experience as secret a r of the Ohio Stale .Muinni .Xssociiitlon and Iniilor I )eaii ol the C ollrCP of I ' .diK allon. lie was well prepared to later take over his Important {lutles as head of the piihllr relations ol the I niverslty as well as Inniinierahlc adiiilnlslr.ithe func- tions whl h the I ' resldeiit assigns to him. [29] Carl E. Sfpeb Business Mnnogrr o[ iI.p I ni- «Tsily — iliri-rlor of lite pliyitical pliint divisions— M-crclury of llic tVi;irt) of Fruslcfs — n Mxialea Willi Ohio Slate sinrr his grad- ualion in 1800 _ fisliinf i lii« hohl,y. Hdilh D. Coclvins Cnpanlr and enicienl rejis- tmr of Ohio Stale Univf-rsily— alumni recordrr — swrelan- of ihr fatTilty — I ' niversity odilor — di rorlor of the student rf tfistration — honorar ' ntemoer of Mortar Board. Joseph A. Park Dean of n en-fac ultv ..Ivl. or to the Slue enl Sci ale— .hnn nus of this Univer ilv- coni- nmnder of tt e Unix crsilv I ' ost of tfic A n.eric an Leg on— uper- visor of al. per sonal anrl extra-curricula r activil es. sIIkt AIK-, Dean of VVo.nen— super, isor of housing, cxtra-curricuhir and iii ■ i o. ii social activilies-me„.l,er of t hi ' •;■ ' ' ;■ - f ' I ' v Beta Kappa— director of sororily ' niversity llxaniiner — secre- prohlen.s- honorary nie.nher of ' n , • ' ' ' ' • ' Entrance Board- Mortar Board-hohbies include rontlucts student adnussion to „, „I „j„rt (oopcrative clubs and i . i. A. « ' «■ -Dean of the Arts College since 1017 -hobbies include horses and dogs. With a record Lreaking enrollmciil of 1 ' 5.2 ' 5I .stiident.s last fall ((iiarter. Oliio Slat - l niver- sily ro.so anotiier nolcli. and is now tlu- lillli lar jcsl iiiiivcrsitv in tlic (oimlry. Valued well over twenly-lfiree million dollars, the liufje campus covers more than twelve hundred acres of ground and is the site lor ten colleges not including the Graduate Sihool. I hese colleges are housed in seventy hiiildings and have under tlnMr jurisdic lion more than seventy departments. These colleges are; College ol Agriculture including the School ol I lome Economics, College of Arts and Sciences including the- Schools ol Journalism iuicl Optometrv. College of Commerce and Administration including the School ol Social Administration. Col lege of Dentistry. Collc-ge ol Kduciilion including the School ol Nursing. College- of l ]nginec-r ing including the School ol Minenil Indiislries. College ol Law, Collc-ge of I ' harmacy. Collc-gc- ol Veterinary Medicine, and Collc-gc- ol Medicine. UndcT the ahle guidance- ol the- lioarcl ol Trustees, Ohio State- hiis grown from tli - . gric iil lural ( olle-ge- ol 1873. having se-ve-nte-e-n students enrolled, to it modern progressive- uni e-rsity, annually offering training to thousands ol students. UNIVERSITY yMIIISTK.lTIO. [30] Four yran in rclrusprci T iine and cliaiit e. always liaiitl in liancl. touetlii-r have fraversetl our cam- pus along with those graduating in the Class of I9■ 0. Time and change have brought the resignation of a faithful president, the temporary services of a much appreciated and respci ted ai ling president in the person of Dr. Mc- Pherson. and the installalloii ol ocir new chief executive. Dr. Howard Landis Bevis. The campus itsell has undergone a metamorphosis — the Social . ilministra- tion Building was built. Mack Hall ai(|uired an addition, the old lalioralory near Mirror l ake was joined by the new Facidly Clid). and leaker flail rose to glory on Iwellth . venue. 1 he Buckeye and Stadium Clubs augmented ihe original lower Clui) as cooperative mens dorms. . pronounted treixf toward new and elaborate ( hapter houses developed in the fraternity system and the Univcrsilx r ' ( re.ilidTi.il l,i(ililics wcri ' r |),iii(li-(l The same year lliat in.irLid llic bi ' tMiiiiiiia i,| Wdrld ' ,u II -aw an in- vestigation ol f ed activities on llic am| us. and a |uestionaire was issue-d by the Alumni Association (oiKcrning student needs. Dormitory foods were it under the microscope l)y investigators in 1 •) ) , and I.1-.I -pring ri)m.in e discouraged iK-ar Mirror Lake. ■r-.it vpitit was personilicd in llic l),isLid)all Iciiii. Biu I en 1 hampions ). I I,,, I same ' ar iIk ' IooIImII l.ain (li l liieniseKes pioiul l winning SEIIOR mu UnUvrl W Minor Senior 7o j f ' rrsiJ.iil anollior Hit! I cii liliic iil)l)()ii I lie M-ni(irs. who ri-iiii-(iil)crc(l Siliincllin( s vi( lory dmt l.oiii ' .. Ii,i c w ilncs ' -id llii- (rcilidn ol .iii ciilliiisiiislic ( liccrint; setlioii in Oliio Sliitc s slacliiini. OrUiini .iitioiis of political conihine . .nid ol iii(l(|)(iiiliril incii ,iihI woinoii have developed lo lop rankinu. Greek Week, traditional since I95)S. made its appearance diirini the eoilede career of tlie class of 1010. as did the rise iind lall ol llif oiue popular ' Monopoly . Initials entered llie li cs ol lliese students In sn li conihinations a T.G. !.!- ' .. X.V.A.. and ( ' ..W. i.W ' . initials too arc the last things lo inlliience the lives of menihers of this class, for it is with a B.S .. a li.Ch.l ' ... it B.A., or some other similar ahhreviations that the Class ol l M() |,-,i .-s the portals ot Ohio Slate I ' niversity. Leading iii.iii ol the Senior Class as he has been in so many Strollers plays, RoIxtI . Minor has also given a great performance on the campus during his college career. He is president of lieta Tlieta Pi. Extra-ciirricnhir activities show that he was a member of the Sundial Staff. Fraternity Presi- dents CoiMK il . Ohio Staters, Inc.. President of Strollers, and Scenarist of Scarlet . ' liisk. Besides these prominent activities he held membership in Romophos. Bucket and Dipper, and .Sphinx. Minor will receive his degree from the College ol Arts and Sciences. f ' riincis I ' .. Fischer, ii member of . lpha Chi Omega, conies from Newark. Ohio, and is enrolled in the College of . gricidture. She was President of the Women s F iinhellenit . ssociation and ii member ol l hi Upsilon Omi- cron. MidMirrors. W.S.Ci.A. board. Women s Ohio. Student Senate. F ' ome- rene l.ibrarv ( ornniittee. Vocational Information Conuiiiftee and Y.W.C.A. John R. I lolfman. Coliuiibus, is majoring in Knglish in the College of Arts and Sciences. He was a member ol Strollers Board of Control. .W.C. ' X.. Chorus. Scarlet Mask. Student Activities. IVench Club. Ohio Stater Staff as well as being Vice President of the Student Lutheran Association. Sara A. Means, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, was Associate Busi- ness Manager of the Makio in lO ' jO. She is a member of Mid-Mirrors. Mir- rors. Chimes. Secretary of Browning, and 1 reasurer of Mortar Fioarfl. I esid- ing in Cohunbus. she is enrolled in the College of . rts and Scieiues. George I.. I ' a.ker. also of Columbus .in.l I ' r.sid.nl ol Phi K.ippa Psi has iiad a great sliiire ol a livilies on campus being elec ted lo Romophos. Bucket .uul Oipper and Sphinx, a member of the I ' ralernity Presidents Counc il. Arts College Council. Strollers, Scarlet Mask. President of Ohio Slaters. Inc.. Chairman of the 1Q38 Greek Week f- ' rogram and the IQjQ Ohio inler-f- ' ra- ternity ! ing. P.icker is enrolleil in the College of .- rts and Sciences. I )oMal l I. Wolpert. a major in marketing in the College of Commerce iuid .Vdministration. is a menuier of I ellii 1 au Oelta. He is Business Manager of the Surulial and a member of Ohio Staters. Inc.. Scarlet Mask, Newman Club, iind Social C hiiiriiiiui of .M.( .. . Wolpert comes from Steubenville, Ohio. FOUNDED NINETEEN III I) KM. I) Si; EN To sixteen juniors, the most menioraMc clay ol tlieir college careers is Link Day. the clay on which the graduating seniors initiate their suc- cessors into Sphinx, the senior men s honorary society. 1 hese initiates have been selected from the most prominent juniors on the cam[)us. out- standing not only in activities and scholarship, hut also for their charac- ter and personality. At eleven o clock on Friday of Traditions Cek. the members of Sphinx, robed in cap and gown, designate the neophytes with a resound- ing slap on the back. The seniors link the arms ol the neophytes and lead them to the steps ol University Hall wfiere they are greeted by the Presi- dent of the University. They then walk in pairs, an old and a new mem- ber, around the Sun Dial and [iroceed from there to Mirror Lake where the initiation is secretly completed. 1 his thirty-three year old tradition has become the most revered ceremony at Ohio State fjecause it marks the highest atlairmient for the students who have worked and will -ontinue to work together to bring honor and distinction to the University, lo l)e elected to Sphinx is the highest lionor that can be awarded to an undergraduate. The Senior Prom, which is looked forward to as tlir niost important social event of the year, is sponsored joinlU b Sphinx and . lortar Board, senior women s honorary. ( .„■,. ..-. ...I,-,, r.., ■ .„„ ,;,., M..I,- -,. ..rv M lt„M I ' mir w ' lirj ii( iiiin|iii« lullrlliei arr avnibo iimi III l ii IriiiJilloiiiif iii,ir i iii.iiiiul l i. Sun I tint .AiiJiin I ' n ' thLnl Mil ' lwr,m, ,Mr.y„-, M .1.1. M mlwr, U i H — Mirror ImIm — ti minn(inn tl SplUnx iniUation [34] Amlrnln Slcplicii I r.itK is .Xiulrako K.illi Bliss Rolx ' il l.dwiii I ' Jsas EtlwurcJ Sims IJruke Amon English Gross Tom Joliiisloii McTaddt-n George Carpenter Miller Roliert Waller Minor George Leonard Pcirker Dean illiam Palmer .losrpK Andrew Park Albert Patnik Jolin Paul Pierce .lames William Riitlicrlord J()se|)li Miirpli - Ryan Lsco Sarkkinen Jonn Fletcher Sisson Harrv I nomas Nailers [45] II i R D i-()iM)i:i) i i.Ti:i: iii xdIv ' i.d loi im i;i . I lie most ontstandiiitJ junior women are notiliecl ol flieir eledion to Mortar fioarcl. senior women s lionorary. by an early inorninu ranclle- liglit ceremony durinj; I ratlilions Cel;. I lie junior women thus honored are chosen hecause ol their accom|)lisliments in scholarshif). leadership arul ser ice to the L niNcrsity. Mortar Board was founded at Ohio State Lni ersity in IQI I as ii local honorary lor senior women. It was nationalized in 1018 and the national nocK adofjted the name, the ritual, and the small lj|acl iind aold pin ol the Ohio State organization. 1 here are now sixty-lour chapters distrinuted throu hout the country, the chajiter at ( )hio State heinjl (he Pi Sigma Alfilia chapter. The neophytes are initiated tli il.is lollowing their notification of election. The active members, robed in black walk individually across the Oval and lead the white-robed neophytes up the Long Walk to the Library, i here the President of the L niversity greets each of the new- comers. The linal ritual is held fit Mirror Lake where the new members take the [jledg ' to uphold the traditions of Mortar Board. The outgoing members pass on the symbolic robes ol government and the lamj) of knowledge to the new members. Mortar Board is a very active organization and undertakes se eral projectr. each year. One of its accom[)lishments is the translormalion ol Pomerene study hall into a recreation room. In its |)osition as senior women s honorary. Mortar Board is the most active and influential women s organization on the cam[)us. its influence is lell in student gov- ernment and all other university activities. [ .acli year Mortar lioard is co-s[)onsor with Sphinx ol the Senior Prom lor the members ol the Senior C lass. I he [)roceeds which Mortar lioard recei cs lioiii tlie I rom are used to linance the vear s a(ti ilies. I.urly morniiid .,iiiii .- i,| i( ..wiiioriv . . nolifies Dotty lirwMi ' o Iwr Metllim lo h,rl(,r li;.,r,l VU ' r..l„:l „.„,,l.vl ,ml,l, ' .l l u ' I ll.rnrv [36] liitlMitiml (irrM ' nIiitlnii (■• . .li i V...I.I....I U ' l„„„n hmrrr Hmmhlr Hurl am(,.-r Conwhu: (;.ri.n G«o l Hughe, Jotifs Kl,;„n„„ irlin MrGr.ir milh fircnqot ,hi W,.,M,.r Holm Thrrrsfi Flower I )ni(,lli Marie l)r,iiiilil( rJcaiiorc l urf l.iiA I Iclcn ( lin (cr lu• ( oiiirliiis I lilrri Irnnccs Ciereii Racliel Annit Good Iar Kalliii irii ' I Iii _ Iiin C Iccia Gcraltline loncs Marilcllc lean Kliiiimaii IJi alxlli lane |arliii I I. I.,, lanr McCuiiie Sarii . iiiu ' ttc Means Iatii(( ' Ridcnoiir I ' xily Mav Sriiilli l.lcaiior lean |) ■llt «• Jiaii ; rkiii ' aiil lai ' ianl Owcll.i aver Elizabelli .aitman [37] 1940 o(lminn,.n i:lizul„.,h .urlmw ..,„ Il„ny ' „ ,.ry RofcrrI Minor. Spriior Class PresiJenl. uml jaiiici ' u||nrly, 0. -n of .(„. f ' r„,„ Lovely ladies — debonairc young men — s virliii« skirls — suave white coats — soft lights — romance. It was the enchantment of the dance, smooth, sophis ticated decorations, captivating music and the scent of spring in the air hiended together in perfect har mony that made the Senior Prom of 19-10 the most outstanding dance of the social season. Co-Chairmen Elizabeth Zartman and Harry al lery, presidents of Mortar Board and Sphinx respec- tively, proved themselves ahie directors of this spec- tacular affair. Due redil must also go to the other memhers of those two honorar ' organizations who coo[)erated splendidly to create an atmosphere which fairly radiated the Iresh glamour so ty[)i(al ol s|)iing. Hy virtue of being escorted to the IVum l) Robert Minor, president of the Senior Class of 10 |0. Ianic ' Hagerty became the (. ueeii ol the e eiiinu. . l the inlermission. Miss Hagerty was [)resented with a l ()U(|uel ol lovely flowers by the Senior Class. Il.i| p lliouolils (il llii llirillitig Prom will long liiii ci ill llie mcriiMiirs nl llic seniors as a most ap- pKipri.ih ' liiiis Id Ihcii (illcoc iixcs. [38] nun PROM (■.i: i:kai. ciiaikmi Ilnrry i,ll,ry I I,a,I„|I, ..rlnu... IK Ki:i co i ihtci: J..rM. ' s K..tl.. ' .r.,r l. i Irl.Mi ( .rr.n. C Chairmon Sieve AnclniLo Jean Sprenger Joe Ry«n Elennere Burl Ki Nc.EMi:.vr (..„ri;,. M,ll,r. KarI.el Good. Co CUrm.,. I .Ih.,1 I:Is„. Kolliarin. ' MiikIm-s Miirgarel W ' l ' avir ()R( IIIMk K,.l .Tl Mi.mr. S,,.- { ' ,.M„li,, . ( , CUrru-n Dean I ' alni.-r 1 l.irrv „ll.rv Sara Mean M.T.irlle Kl.-innian Jack Pierre. Doroll.y Bramble. Co Cfiair.nen .• inon Cross Mar - Helen dinger Belly May Slnitli DiroR.vnoNs C.eorB.- I ' a.ker. CUIa Jones. CoChairmPn W Palnili Jane McGuire Janice Riclenour ; ' ,.(„,.■,. M,.„,r-. ' ,..,,,■. C.rn, ,,,. ,„- „ [39] ooLLGO OF mm JOHN I 1 1 i (.ii M, ().,!.. IVrlm,.s ,.. ' r. ' ..MM, („r ll.r  i.l.-,,.m..l r„.nr oi ll..- C..llr«r of Auri...ll..r.- i. ll.r ..liililv .l nk- (...l.li.ilv Urn-, ..f ll. - 1) -..M. Jul... I ' . Cillinii.|jl.ui... Allrr Tr.. ' ivii | l.is Bin lirl.ii ' ....(I M lrr ' s .l -8n-r in llorli.iillt.ri ' ami I ' onslrv Iru.ii ll.is I ' iiiviT ilv. I.r lirton.r •uiTruivrlv . ' lil..r ..r ll.. ' Ol.l.. I..r....r .....I ll.r.. .-.lilur .....I puLlul.rr of tlir ' i«. ...M.. Au ' t..t ll.. ..li l II. I.... I.. ' l.l l.l | r. '  . ' nl |H..lliun ii..r ' 2. [40] IIRE SliiJpnl innitecling milk holtlen in tlie slia cnl operated ilairy. Allliongh Ohio State University was originally founded as the Ohio Agricultural and Mechan- ical Colletje offering its students sciences connected with agriculture, only recently has tlie College attained large attendance, lormer handicaps were relieved when the poultry division was reor- ganized and several additional huildings were huilt. lliis College includes the school of Home Ec- onomics and the Agricultural Extension Service. I he first [)rofessor ol agriculture at the L niversity was Norton S. Townshend, whose name and memory are perpetuated in I ownslHrid I lall and in the Townshend Agricultural Education Society. There are almost twice as many students in the College now as could he found in llic entire University in 1000. This College is constantly increasing, in tad its attendance has intreased inilil it ranks first among the nation s agricultural colleges. This College is headed by Dean John F. Cunningham, and Junior I )(aii I .ynian E. Jackson. It constantly is in close cooperation with the Ohio Experiment Station at W ' ooster. lo some extent farm land and huildings at the University are utilized for research work in which the College and the Experiment Station cooperate. The fine departmental chairmen in the College are chiels of their respective divisions at the Experimental Station. Men Sludcnls 992 U ' omcn Students 500 Total 1 501 Oejfrccs GranUHJ 215 Faculty 112 Tliis college ranks first in the nation in IKl T. G. A rS( ) . Secrelory Tnie C. Wotson. assistant professor and Secirtnr - of tlie College of .Agriculture, .started liis career upon liis graduation from this institution in 1015. . ftcr instructor- ships at Iowa State College and Ohio Slate, he was pronioltnl to an assistant professorship at this school. He was ap- pointi ' d secretary in 1027. m A l. ' M.W E. J.XCKSON. junior f)ean Lynian F.. Jackson has. in n compara- tively short spoce of years, gamere ! three honorary degrees and held three professor- ships of . ' gricultural liducatinn: one at North Dakota .Vgricidtuml College, one at the I ' niversity of Minnesota, and one nt ( )hio State I ' ni ersily. I le has lieen Junior Dean since 10-56 [41] SEIIOK CLASS Allirand. Rutli Marie Columbus B.Sc. in Home Ec. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Bro 7iing; Home Economics Club Allison, Catherine M. Killbuck B.Sc. in Home Ec. Arner. Estlier A. Confield B.Sc. in Home Ec. Gamma Phi Lambda; Women ' s Panheilenic Association; University Grange. Y.W.C.A.; Home Economics Club; •IH Club Bates. Walter F. Wauscon B.Sc. University Grange; Townshcnd Agricultural Education Society lietk. IVrnadine !.. W ' eslcrw( e B.Sc. Ho Economics Club Berlekanip, Alice L Green Springs B Sc. in Home Ec. Biiins, {•.rnily Jane ColumbuB B Sc. in Home Ec. Phi Upsilun nmicron; Chi Y.W.dA., Treasurer Allen. Ja.k M. Luguii Wildlife Forum. Cha Buckeye Foresters. Sc Ancier.son. Columbus Hele, Bandes. Daniel New Vorfc, iV. Y. B.Sc. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Hillc Sundial; Freshmen Swin Entiimolocical Society; Pistol Club Ba.Kii. loin. . lv Lo.iJo,..,i( e B.Sc. American Society of Agricultural Engineers H.ll. I l.nr .lame.- I ' i-uinsula B.Sc. Amcricin Dairy Science Berinaii, .lean K ' n i- I ' assaic. N. I. B Sc. in Home Ec. Inlcrdormituiy Council; F..1I and Ma.t. Pre,.ldenl; Women ' s Recreation A..oci Links iil Mll. r.Iwin Ori r ..,.,7,i,„ n s, I Ml., Kh... I ' l lndu tii.,l Slu.l.nt Cet Pl..ul,iil. T..«n.liend Agiiculliiral E.lucallul Univri.ity Cranur: Interfraicrnily Counci AH Club .Mien. Rei.l Cu imLiis B.Sc. Sigma Chi; American Socic of Agricultural Engineers; Scarlet Mask; Y.MfC.A. Armen. Seeran M. Columbus B.Sc. in Home Ec. Sundial; Strollers; Freshman Activities; Mid ' Mirrors Barnes. Herbert. Jr. Pa.iUi-ig B.Sc. Freshman Football Team: General Livestock Judging Teair Saddle and Sirloin; 4.H Club Bearss. .lames Vincent Toledo Floriculture Forun Benetli.l. I Ian. 1. 1 . . Sfirinfi ie d B.Sc. Tounshend Agriculmral Education Socinv, Sc.-r.-t.irv: 4.H Club BiiiiL ' ai . riaiK e ( ' oliini Mis li S . in Home Ec. Home Economics Club; Y W ' .C A.; Independent W, A... Blavnev. la. I M. MountCilvml BSc Buckeye Club; Townshend Agricultural Kducatiun Socitly, Vice-President; University Grange; 4 ' H Club; Toastmastcr ' s Club [42] MlMfjIl Uli .s. I lu.L K.al.lec. (Jambridiie H Sc. in Home He. Women ' . Sell Uovcinnicnl Askucialion Houiv Astembly l iiir {iiiii. AnliUd H Sc. in Horn. MiJ-Mirtors; Y.W.C.A. |.,rll„, .1.1 Hoiiiir. Martin Mtlsi SewarU B.Sc. InJcpcnJinl Mm • Ai oci4iiu: Supreme Court Juiticc; University GrjoKe. Third Degree Tejm; H Club; Town«hend Auriculturjl Educ itiitn Society lioutr. I ..M-sl I. o gale B.Sc. Univertity GmnKc; Townihend Agriculturil Education Society; Alpha Zeta lioscck. MiirBari ' l M.ie EllcJiri H Sc. in Homi Y wcA.; y Club; Unjvet tne Ecunoniii ty CranKc lloycl. Miirjorie Ormc CamfcriJc... Hr.illoi . |, Phi Uptilo Secretary; Delta Dmicron, President, Imicron; Alpha Xi University Grange; Alpha Zeta HiuMi. I Icli-ii I lieresa IlilUioro B Sc. in Home Ec. Phi Up.ilon Omicron; Morur Board; W.S.G.A. Council; Student Senate; Independent Women ' i Auociation, Prcaidenl, V W.C.A. nntiU . ( . r.l.M. Ii.ll ' a, ,«.ori;. BSc. Frcihman Baseball; Alpha Zea: Saddle and Sirloin C alduoll, |-.liiicr lr in Cam|)l ' ll. . nna . lae Canipliell, liilni M. Marietta Big Vairie «. ;.• Cnlir B.Sc. Alph.-) G.Tmm.i Rho; Pershinc Riiics; Poultry Club: Americin D:iiry Science A.jociation; Townahend AKrieultiiral Education Society; Saddle and Sirloin Club B Sc. Gamma Phi Lambd.v. Home Economics (Mub; University Grange; Kappa Phi B Sc. Alpha (Jamma Sumj Ca.s.sell. K -nncll. . |. Columbus Clifilfec. William Columbus Clark. .N|..n,.l..ll,- K Urbana B.Sc. Townshcnd Agricultur. l Education Society: University Grange B.Sc. Independent Men ' s A.isociation, American Dairy Science Association B.Sc. in Home Ec. C larL Rol,rrl I ..„ tlolgate B.Sc. Alpha Zela; Townshcnd Aericultural Education S University Grange Conncllv. Mil.lr.d . . flugartoii B.Sc. CliMii. Ifirold rrnoii TlwrnviUv B.Sc. All-Atiriculturat Council, Treasurer; A-H Club. Prc«idcnt; University Grant{c. Past Steward; Townshcnd Aitricuhural Education Society; Saddle and Sirloin Club Cole, Roy Allen Co um u5 Mar I. CorlieU. Coflin.;,,.., B.Sc. in Home Ec Delta Zeta. VicePrei Pledge Supervisor; H Economics Club; Ne C rciclildii. f ' .lc.intir ...|.art 1940 [43] unn nm Diivklson. Ricliiird S. Marion Secretary; Intcrfratcrnity Pro.iJent ' s Council: Strollci $.;arlcl Mask Ueiiiston. Dean T. Spencerville Alpha Gamma Rho; Flotia Forum. President; Pi Alpha Secretary; All-Agricultural Council Dever. Evelyn Jnnr Portsmouth B Sc H.. Eco Club IVxI.r. luli,, Duyl.... B.Sc. in Home Ec. M. Ga: Phi Lambda; PPhi Upsilon Omicron Dye. Helen Marie Unionporl B.Sc. Kappa Phi: Strollers; Horn Economics Club I .vans, Mary Jackson B Sc. in Home Ec. Home Economics Club. Public Chairman; Freshman Girls Basketball Team; •t-H Club; University Grange; Y.W.C.A. i ' islier. Jean Corning M Sc. in Home Ec. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Trcasun University Grange; Home Economics Club; 4.H Club I- iory. Rulli Lucillt TMckbourne B.Sc, Oir 1 Nu. Tr. Omicron ici Club Ho Phi Inlto,,. I., Worriocfc B Sc. in Home AII-AKticullur Ho IWlll Se, ■H f:lub. Secreta Drcxel. Riitli Cleveland Heights B.Sc. in Home Ec. Browning; Strollers; Links; Home Economics Club HII. Hownr.] Norwood Pi Alpha Xi; Flori Track I ' acinger. Sluarf I). MiddleficU Fislier. Martha Jane Wortliinglon B.Sc. in Home Ec. Delta 2eta; Representative to Mcrrill-PaJmer; Strollers; Home Economics Club. Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Links urnul. Willian. i Columbus Sc. ella Upsilon; Horticuitu C;ar -n. Will ft I I ..•.• A l. Sterling B.Sc. Alpha Zcta, Ccnccr; Agricultu Student; University Grange; Saddle and Sirloin Club; AH Club Dirncan. Eleanor [-iiilli Shaker Heights B.Sc. in Home Ec. Oxley Hall. President; Links; Home Economics Club; Dormitory Assembly; Mid-Mirrors; 1959 Homccomi Queen Evans. Margaret Jackson B.Sc. in Home Ec. University House President; Oxley Hall; Home Economics Club; 4-H Club; University Grange; Y.W.C A. Fischer, I ' ranees E. Newark B.Sc. in Home Ec. Alpha Chi Omega; Phi UpmIo Omicron; Mid-Mirrors; Y.W.C.A.: Senior Class Cabin Women ' s Self Government Association Board; Women ' s Ohio: Student Senate; Pomcrei Library Committee; Women ' s Panhellenic Association. President: Vocational Information Committee Flory. Donald E. W ' csl Alexandria All-Agricultural Council; TownshcnJ Agricuhural Education Society. President; University Grange; 4-H Club I ' oslcr. 1 le Lvii ' is jurg B.Sc. Jca Gar Phi Lambda: Phi Upsilon On Fellowship Winner; Grange; 4H Club; Economics Club Cam, . |a la (Vli„ Akron B Sc. in Home Ec. University Grancc; Home Economics Club [44] Giovanello. Rosctia M. LowcUviUe B.Sc. Home EconomiCi Club; Newman Club; Mahoning Cuuntry Club Ciray. lames Iraiiklin Glazier. RoiiaUl Cuyahoga f ' alU ( II jiii. .l iM ' |)iiine 11 Sc, II.JI. I.,.il IaIuIm l:„Um Alpha Gamma Sigma; Pouliry Sconce Club. Treasurer. V.cc I ' ri-sldcnl iryiiiia Clara I Hun . ... „,,silon _ — --- Commiltce of University Ho A-.-embly; University Grange; •1 H Club; Home Economics ( lub; Y.W.C.A. I larlley. Neili( Camhriagc n.Sc. In Home Ec I Iclscr. heltv Jane Co .i .Lus H Sc. in Homo He. I!r iwnini:; Home Economic Club; Links Cirierson. Miirv .liivne KM, in Homo t.: Alpha .Xi IVlt.i. Tr..i.ur.r. Chimes; I ' hi Up.ilon Omicron. Hi.lotian; SunJlal. Home Economics Club; Sludrnl Labor Board: Y.W.C.A. Eiecutive Council, Vice President I i, lilies. KeiilK Van Wert B.Sc. Meats Judging Ti •tli w. udgins Team; Saddle lirloin. Vice Prc idcnt l.lll. I .u lary,rille B.Sc. („lli On Nu, President; Treasurer; Phi Jmicron. Marshall; Scholarts Unsilon MiJMin . Y.W.C.A ; Home Economics Club; 4H Club; University Grange; Alumnae Cooperatn House, Social Chairm..n 1 lariiion. ' irt, ' iiiia C. Cnlumlms Y W.C A ; Links; MiJ-Mirtorj; Mirrors; Home Economics Club; B.Sc. in Home Ec. University Grange; Swan Club Hiirtliiie. Barliara 1 1. Donor Good, hrnest I -ugene Van Wert B.Sc. Alpha Zeta; Strollers; Lens and Shutter Club Griffill.. Gle., llartiUI ;o ins.u„.„. I ' a Alph.i Cimm.. Rh... Samcni in Sports Manager; Var.ily Wtr.tlmg; T..wn.l,ond Agricultural Educational Society; Natural History Club; University Grange I lenclersoii. Ilvaiifjelinc CoUtmhus B Sc in Home Ec. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Y.W.C.A , Chairman of UppercLissmen Cabinet. Advisory Board, Council: Home Econotnicj Club liaise. H, Sylvanla B.Sc. I laimiiell, Koiierl k. MarufieU B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma. Secret lownshend Agricultural: Education Society HarrinUton. Helen M. Columlm, B Sc. in Homo Kc 1 l.iyiics. Georuc I . Di fonpa e B.Sc. Alpha Tau Omega: Wrestling; Saddle and Sirloin; University Grange: Crappler ' s Club Hensclicn. Riilli M. Si. Marys B Sc in Home Ec. t H C:lubi University Grang Home Economics Club; Y.W.C.A. 1940 [45] SEi IOR CLASS 1 lcrl)oll li Mi ,,., ll.lr, iiil.l... I I.n W ' illian, 1 I..I. ' . I.,l .. l- ' oluer W ' eslerville ( ' ollitriliiis Sitringfield B.Sc. in Home Ec Y.W.C.A.; Horn Club Ecc „o=nic. B.Sc. B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma; Pool Science Club: Town cnd Acricultural Education Soci Hocwis. I.cr. William SiJney B.Sc. Alpha Zeta. President; 4-H Club; Saddle and Sirloin; Univcrsily Grange; Livestock JudginR Team Holtoii. Aiiie C. Co .i...Liis B.Sc. HomecominK Committee; Scholans; Untcm Staff; Agricultural Stu dent, Associate Editor; Student Wives. Board of Directors; American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Publicity Committee Chairman. Program Committee; Columbus Dispatch. Ohio State Reporter; Third Prise. Klippart Award. 1938; First prile. Klippart Award. 1939; Cosmopol.tan Club Jung. Roljert Cicori ReaAina Holdstein. iinllml.l |. Cleveland B.Sc. Intramural Basketball. Manager; Hillel Scroll; Hillel Players; Scarlet Mask; Hillel Foundation; Band. Regimental; Floriculture Forum; Independent Men ' s Association; Horticulture Society Jenkin.s, James Hoiiiirt . fl. .rno,i B.Sc. Wildlife Research Forum. Treasurer; Natural History Club. Vice President; Pistol Club Kpmie(! . I ' .dw. ()ri,.ri( B.Sc Alpha Sigma I ' lu; l ' . I lollansi.ead. ( ' ppcr Sarulusk B.Sc. Alpha G. Sigma .loiinson, Ma keiia Cofiini iiis B.Sc. in Hume Ec. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Playmakcrs Dramatic Club; V.W.C.A. Kim|.,.|. Clan,,,, S.,„n,f 1 . Y.M.C A Agricultura Poultry Sc Town.shcn 1 Education encc Club 1 Soc Kiniicv. Robert Riltcr Westcrville Kiiitjiil, (Jrvillf K. ClevolanJ K.,L,M. Iia,„l.l C. , l ,..,.s cm B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma; Saddle and Sirloin; University Grange B.Sc. in Home Ec. Acacia; Agricultural Student, Assistant Business Manager; Y.M.C. A.. Upper Class Council; Strollers; Saddle .ind Sirloin Club; University Grange li,.Sc. Poultry ScRiu. ( l„|., 1 Secretary 1 -iiircl, i .aiirii C aroK n Lori lort l.,.kam|., Kalpl. C. Cifidrmuli Lewis. iie((v .h.iK GrotT Cily B.Sc. in Home Ec. Kappa Phi, Cabinet; Agricultural Student Board of Control; -H Club; University Grange; Home Economics Club; Student Center BSc. Phi Kappa Tau; American Dairy Science Association; President ' s Council B.Sc. in Home Ec. Omicron Nu. Secretary; Upsilon Omicron Phi l.itiitv, l- loi.se y . (•..U.mlmH l.v. I.Mii.s („,r l ... . |allv. i:iloll CI, ClrrrUd .rie B.Sc. in Home Ec. Alpha Xl Delta; Browning. Wardrobe Minlress B.Se. American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Y.M.C.A.; A hlabula Country Club B.Sc. Delta Sigina Phi; Freihi Football; Sophomore Ba Manag.T bill ®. [46] ' « Marrv. Cliarl CS S. Marsli. U0V..I C. I..UMll.r. Doris C. Cclumius TuUu U ...„ , .. B.Sc. B.Sc. B Sv. Dclti Then SiKma Dairy Science A «u American P( Alpha Xi. noricullurc ciatiun Club; Archery Club M.CIcsUr. Dorothy I!. ! lvcltanic3toivn H Sc in Home Ec G.mm.. Phi Lambda; Fhi Upilon Omicron; All- Agricultural Council; UniverBily Grange; Home Economics Club . l.-.-L.r. R„l|,l, l.lov.l uron B.Sc. Delta Thcta Sitma Mcvrr. i:ilr., Mav WmulrilU ' B Sc. in Home Ec Home Economics Club; University Grange . |iller. Beulali .luanila VorlA Cnnlori B Sc. in Homo Ec. Home Economics Club; Ohio Educational Association; Bowling M(Kiii .ie. ' ir«iiiia M. . Itailiaiii. Ik-alrii e .1. East Ijivrimot ' • ' uuiril Cilv B.Sc. Hume Ec 4H Club Club; Grange; H.jmc Econumici Club; 4-H Club; Univcralty Grange; y.WCA. loiisoii, Richu ' ood H.Sc. Wildlife Foru Cluh lar.cl Mernnda. Callieriiu ' arJison CfnliT B Sc. in Home Ec Delta Zela, Trea.urer: Phi Upsilon Dmicron; Student Labor Board; Symphony Orchestra; Orchcais; Home Economics Club; Links . lever, 1 Iiiuo Harry Co iimou.i B Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma; Intcrfraternily Pledge Council .Nliller. Hdsvin L. r...fcanor. B.Sc. Alpha Cimma Siijma. Vice President; American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Secretary-Treasurer; University Grange; -t-N Club .NIoody. Davi.l 15. Cleveland B.Sc. Scabbard and Blade; Intramural Manager; Tower Club; American Dairy Science Association; University Granfic Morris. Hiial Hamilton w. |orro v. .NIarlli.i A. C luittm B.Sc. Saddle and Sirloin University Grange 4H Club; B.Sc. in Home Ec. Alpha Chi Omega; Orchestra; Home Economics Club; Links; Y W C A. . les,r. . ii,o. R. r„ ,„„(,i,, Oro, B Sc. Alplu Pledge Sigma. President. w .Nlillar. loll, Vi,.„„.,i . Delta Tlu Dcka; Scarkrt Kc) Ohio Stater . Inc.; Saddle an Sirloin; University Grange; Cheerleader; Block Cbccnni Director; Varsity O Milne. Charles ( «ordon CUt-elond Pi Alpha Xi; Phi Eta Sigma; Horiculturc Forum; Concert Band Kath .Njoru. lachson B Sc. in Home Ec Alpha Phi; Links .Closure. Je.inne Louise Columbus i 1940 [47] mm am Myers, I. Asldand Harold Ob lerlioltzer. Bruce E. Toledo B.Sc. Dclu Thcta Sigma, President; Fraternity Presidents Council; Fraternity Managers Associatiot Poultry Science Club; UniversM Grange Pinches, Robert R. Pierponi B.Sc. University Grange; 4-H Club Powell. iruiniii . mie Sleubenville Kappa Alpha Tlieta; Agricultural Student; Strollers; Browning; Boot and Saddle; Y.W.C.A.; American Dairy Science Association; Saddle and Sirloin Mvers, Meiviii L. Clyde B.Sc. Freshman Football; Baseball; Basketball; Townshend Agricultural Education Society; University Grange Parilo. Edward D. Clereland B.Sc. Thcta Kappa Phi; Horticulture Society, Treasurer; Club Piper, Frank Wade AshahJa li.Sc. Kappa Kappa Psi. Vice President; Marching Band; University Grange; Poultry Club; Student Center, Vice President, Editor Mvgrant. I). .Jane ' esl Mansfield . Ho : Ec. Y.WC.A.; Home Economi cs Club; Dormitory Assembly; Independent Women ' s Association Perry. Robert I laic ' Leipsic B.Sc. Y.M.C.A. Baseball University Gr Plank, Harry E. Everett B.Sc. Townshend Agricultural Education Society; Unive Grange Ptigli. Robert King licahmlle Puppel, .AsJifov Marl B.Sc. Independent Men ' s Association Townshend Agricultural Education Society; Buckeye Foresters B Sc. in Ht Student V Dames me Ec, ves; Un w leader, Rollaii Biirnetle Rendetker, C. . tdvs Rideiiour, Janice Lcipsic Cleveland Columbus B.Sc. Townshend Agricultural Education Society; University Grange; Poultry Club; 4-H Club B.Sc. B.Sc. in Home Ec. Kappa Alpha Thcta; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Women ' s Self Government Association; All- Agricultural (Council; Home Economics Club, President; Mortar Board; Links, Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Mid-Mirrors; Mirrors Rittenonr, .Jolin 1 . Kiiii.rN. ll..|,-„ Mae i :,.l,inson. Ce.il II. Piliplon I.U.I l ,h„nl„.m Delaware B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Strollers; Marching Hand; Concert Band; Freshman Y.M.C.A. Council B.Sc. B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sicma, President, Secretary; American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Vice President, Pieri?,ent, President of N.itional Comcil; All- Agricultural Council: Fiaternitv Presidents Co;incil; U-livcr.itv Grange Rodebeffer. Allen W. Roe, .la.nes 1 1. Kool, CI, est,., 1 . .Si Morys Millnn s;,.r„„ Mil ,. n.Sc. Pershing Rifles; Rifle Team. (Captain; Townshend Agricultural Education Society 11 .Sc Agricultural Student, Editor, Dunnes. M.inagcr; All- Agticiiltur;il Council; Marching Hand; Symphonic Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; Chorus Its.. Alpha Gamma Sigma; Pulo Team; Polo C;lub, Treasurer [48] Koseiillial, Sicliu renton. S. . I.uol, A. Sliawiiii. IhGrail I) Sc. Delta Tau Delia. President; Romophos: Toaatmaiter: Ohi( i.hend ;: Maki( Asricultural S.km, Sophomore EJilnr; Agricultural Student, EJitorMl SlaB; Fraternity Presidents Council; Strollers: Scarlet Mask; Y M.C A.. Publicity Chairman; O.S.P.A.. Chairman; Freshman Activities; Senior Class Memorial. Chairman Siblev. I.ois ' ireini t Tofpjo B Sc. in Home Ec Brownins; Strollers; Y.W.C.A.; Boot and Saddle; Home Economics Club; Women ' s Self Government Association Snider. Hiizel r.lnora Port Clinton B.Sc. in Home He. Kappa Delta; Omicron Nu, Vice President; University Economics Club; Granee; Ho -H Club Soule. l-ois Jiiliene CoLmbus B Sc. in Home Ec. Home Economics Club; V W.C.A. Smmiii;. Jolin Joscpii Cincinnati B.Sc. Newman Club; American Dairy Science Association r.rli.fk. I,.l,i. Rohcrt Roclty Rii ' cr B.Sc. Delta Sigma Phi; Scarlet Mask; University Grange; Floriculture Scliinilt. kidiard ( .. Ir. l ' .i,. Cily BSc. Alpha Ga Kappa Psi Studci ima Rho; Kappa Editor; Independent ..ocation. Aiiticullutal Business Man. j:er; Handbook; YIMC A . Advisory Board. Cabinet; Ohio Union Board o( Overseers; Marching Band. Scarlet Mask; Fre.hman BaseKill; Lutheran Students Association; University C„.,ni.-. ■H Club Sl.isl.r. W ' ill.t.r Orl.. Smil itriHe B.Sc. Alpha Zeta; Townshend Agricultural Education Society; 4H Club Skii.n.r. .Vl.lif Riitli r.r Hol onJ Oiley Hall. Vice President; Chorus; Womens Glee Club; Home Economics Club; University Grange Snoiilfcr. M.irlli.. Ktw Columhm B.Sc. in Home Ec. Links; Strollers; Boot and Saddle Strauss. .lolin Louis Younqstown B.Sc. Lens and Shutter Club O. Siiiiinii ' r . Sliirlcy W ' tM iinglon C. H. B.Sc. in Home Ec. Home Economics Club; University Grange I Itiis. Fr in(cs iJaiiie Marynviile ChoVus; Y.W.C.A.; French Club Stiirimpcr. Kiduird ( iiidtmatl B.Sc. American Chemical Society SliriMT. i:ii al.tlli R. .UlJomi B Sc. in Home Ec. H.. Smifli. IJ..vd B. Fa Ion BSc. Toumhend Agricultural Education Society; University Grange Snyder. Elizahetli Fl. Portsmomutn B Sc. in Home Ec Phi Upsilon Omicron. Secreui Home Economics Club. Secretary; University Grange Stufzniiiii. Roliert Ci. liryan B Sc Stadium Club: Agriculture Scholarship Winner; Agricullu Student; University Grange, Assistant Str -ard; 4-H Club; Tr.u-nshend Agricultural Education Society Sweet. Maldon C. Cheslcnana Treserne Cdumhus B Sc. in Home E .Malul Alvce [49] nun am Trumbull. Jolin R. CorlfanJ B.Sc. Snddle and Sirloin; American Dairy Science Association; University Grange Varga. John Walter Cleveland B.Sc. Floriculture Forum; Flower Judftins; Wrestling; Y.M.C.A. Hcl Vall olt. Betty Waterville B.Sc. in Home Ec. Zcia Tau Alpha. American Education Association; Pomerene Advriory Board. Secretary 1936 ' ' 37; Student Relations Club; University G Mirrors; Y.W.C A inee; Mid Makio. ' ,.KI,. N|....ell., I..„ «,..v py B.Sc. in Home Ec. Alph. Xi Delia; Schobris. Secretary; Omicroit Nu; Phi Up.ilon Otnicron; Strollers; Economics Browning: I Club; Mirn Walkins, Kdtfar P.iviie Medina B A Agricultural Student. Circulation Mlinagcr; Phi Tau Theta. Treasurer; Townshend Agricultural Education Society, Treasurer; University Grange Tvler, Wilber Jones PalasUa Alpha Zeta. Scribe; Phi Eta Sigma; University Grange; Saddle and Sirloin Varnev. Ri(li;ir(l Cr. Chardnn B.Sc. Delta Theta Sigm; Varsity Wrestling Team; and Sirloin; 4.H Club; Grapplers Club. Secretary Walholt. (Irani S. WalerriU,. Alpha Gamma Rho, Secretary, Social Chairman; Tennis Team Manager: Fruit Jud|{ ng; Team; Horticultural Society W ' an.l.T. |.,rv I ' ln.,.. Ashland BSc. Sigma Kappa. President; Floriculture Forum an hossen, Ci Croton len L Wakefield. Winona Enid. aula. B.Sc. in Home Ec. Zeta Tau Alpha Mar Wallare. AMand B.Sc. in Horn Upsilon dmicron; Executi Board ( Head Residents; Home Economics Club Warn. f i. , I )uiulil I oorl B.Sc. Alpha Zeta, Steward; Pcrshint Rifles; Phi Ela Sigma; Scabb and Blade; American Society ct Agricultural Engineers. Vice ' President Weaver. .Mui. I )..mll,v Willi llilUard, ' Cetin B.Sc. B.Sc. Kappa Phi. Treasurer; Archery Track; ( Club; Physical Education Club; Home Economics Club; Freshmen Y.W.CA. 1,-1 I [50] Williams. I). W ' ill.nr ' , .,ii..„l. .. H.Sc. Scarlet Key: Vartily Footb-ill. Senior ManaBer; All-AKricullur l Council: University Grange; ' II r.Uth. Saddle and Sirlom W illiiiins, Cnlnmhu, ,vlli Economic! Club; rtity Craniic Williams. S.,.- ..-a ' ...f Ijlnrly II Sc, in Hnme Ec. Hhi Upxlun OmicTun. Chaplain: Omicr.m Nu; 4H Club; Univrriity Gransci Lecturer: Home Economic! Club. Treaaurcl Wilson. Willioll Siinoury B Sc. Alph.i Gamm.i Sittmj: 4-H Club; University Grange. Steward; TownshcnJ AtEricultural Education Society Wnu.lrull. .-.l W. i(finr f« XWIic. Norma I (■;. ,„„(„■ ■ B.Sc. in Horn,- Ec. Gamma Phi Umbda; Y.W.C.A.; 4H Club; University Grange Cling, Harry C. Jr. W oosler Delta Tau Delta; Pershing Rifles Winccarilner. WalhriJgr B.Sc. To«n,hend Agticull Education Society Woollar.l. il.-i.-n I. Wns iinfllon Coiirl (oi B Sc. in Home Ec. Alpha Phi; y.W.C.A. ates, Vance Joseph Smil ipif c B.Sc. Alpha Zcta; Townshcnd Agricultural Educational Societey on Lcrline M. ng. Ucrline Nu; V, nmcnt Association. Second President; Joint Residence iittee. Chairman; University Assembly. Chairman; rsity Grange: Home mics Club Wolford. l.awrtMMC K. fir, .rl .. BSc American Dairy Science Astociation Wriulil. I lister I . on CUveloml B Sc. in Home Ec Economics Club Vo.l.r. r,|,.„n ill I.r H Sc. American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Senior Reprcsenutive to Engineers Council Zehring. Clarabetli Ctermantown B.Sc. in Home Ec. Home Economics Club; 4-H Club: University Grange 1940 [51] COLLEGE OF ARTS Al f ' S3 « H BL ND 1 SIK ' ADI I V ;)...„ On. ' nf Ihr Lnsiol !... .... ll.. ' ...M.p.is is BI.....I I. Slr...ll -v. D.-.i.l.-. ImImu D. ' .M. ..( ill. ' C.II. ' V. ' . l . rls ..ixl Si. ' n.. ' S. 1..- ■ 1 ' nivrfilv fix.....ii.. ' r .....I is .i.liv. ' lv .....I.. ' .!.-.! will, ll..- ..H.|H-mliv. ' Jlll .....I N.Y.A. Afl.r unxlnatinit Ir..... Ohio ' .-,l.-v..n in IQI I.. ' l........... pri.i.i| ..l ..I ( ' ..n..l ' i...l.. ' sl. ' r I li l. S I.....I. .....I ll.rn ..I -..l,x.l. ' PnLli. SI.....I.. I). ' .... Slr...ll. ' v ....... ' I.. Ol.io SI..I. ' in luJII. [52] muu (ShriaUne . Curuiu ' ay. n t!ir stunt iu ttu liean of l(.« CoH..,,.. o .Arl. and Sciences. tjdpifl4 s iipprrrlu i rru ri regaraing their 9cneaules and proolema. The College oF Arts, I hilosophy, and Sciences was added lo tlic ( )lii() Agrindliiral and Mechanical College in 1806. There were only seventeen students enrolled al lliat lime. I he at- tendance has grown until it is now the second largest arts college in the nation. Besides laying a loundaHon htr the pursuit ol a lil)eral ()rolession. the aim ol this ( ollege is to educate its students for a critical and enlightened citizenship. I he Arts College doesn t attempt to present the student with masses of factual knowledge. On the other hand, its goal is the de  l- o[)ment of the higher intellectual qualities in the student. A Keen appreciation ol all the finest things in art. music, and literature is encouraged in ti)is College; also the cd)ility to (ommunicate with otriers through the medium of languages and the capacity to recognize and ap[)r()at h a prol)- lem in a scientific manner is attained. I rie suhjects that are taught in the College include modern and classical languages, natural and social sciences, journalism, speech, mathematics, history, philosofjhy. and o[)tometry. Gradu- ates receive a B.A. degree. The dean of the College of Arts and Sciences is Dr. Bland L. Stradley, who is assisted by lunior Dean I . Luther Evans. Icn Sludenls ISC W ' oinen Students 701 Total 25)8 I ).Crces Granlwl 43-( -amity 200 rliis college ronks second in tlie nation in enrollment. HOW kl) I IIANIII.IO.V Secretary tiowani l . tianiilton progressed from being football roacti at Kenyon University to Inventory Clerk at Oliio State from I92S lo |g2S. tie was then appointed SecTelar - of tlle College of .Xrts and Science. Besides liis secretarial position, tie is an instnictor in political [53] D. LUITIl-K E A. S. ;. «or Dean . ft.r r.-..iving l.i Pli D at Ollio State. Junior Dean D. I.nll,er Cvans lield protes- sorsliips at Oliio W eslevan and Wooster Colleges. Reluming to Ohio State. Pro- fessor Evans then assunietl the dual role of professor of philosophy and Junior Dean of the College of Arts ami Sciences. Arkin, Z.enda L Co umfcu, College of L i L.L.B. Kappft Beta Pi; Graduate Chii Mil Aisociite Edit Mortar Boai : Mikio. Browning; Sv Hillcl; Debai Allan, Julie Bargar I ' orl liontas. Ky. Kappa Alpha Th«a; W ' omcn ' i Sell Government A.so,.-ialion. Chairman of Sorority Auembly; Archery Team Ambrose. Joseph Louis Girard B A. Alpha Phi Delta. Vice-Preiidenl. Editor of Fraternity Magazine Martin. R. Wayne Calumbu, College of L w Graduate L.L.B. Allen. Arthur IJunaid AUia,ux B A. Umbda Chi Alpha; Scarlet Ke) Intramural Manaucr Anders. Charles T. Columhus B.Sc. Theta Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade; Pershing RiBcs; Baseball; Intramural Football .MIcn. Ruth Peace . 1. Louis, ylitsotirt B A Alph Coijn Vice-Preiidcnt Anderson. W. M. W ' afHiboneUx B.A. Chi Phi Armour. Margaret G. Culumlm, Backiel. I eonard A. C c.. . or.d B, A. . twman Club; Independent Men ' s Assoc ' - ' ion; Intramur Wv, kcr. I .orrainc Oaks . in Ed. Delta Phi, Corresponding i-tary; Mid-Mirrors; Mirrors; J Stater, Editorial Staff; C.A., Executive Council; ninton Club Armstrong Newton E. Windsor Baker, George Hawn -Alror. B.UM ill. Llovd James Beattv, Jack 1 . WVrt Co ..m(.tis B A Rentz. Carol |-Jlzaheth Co iinil.tis B A . B.Sc. Scholaris; Browninu; Choru ; Vomen ' . Clee Clul.; Y.W.C A . Freshman Council. Upper Class Aronson. Robert Louis Cleiy and B A Phi Eta Siiima; Fi Sicma Alpha; Sundial: Hillel PUyers; International Relations Club; Philosophy Club. President: Peace Mobililation Committee. Secretary Barnes. Grace Louise Ealon B.A. Beck. Phil . rmour Colimibiij B A Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Lantern; Strollers: Scarlet Mask; Freshman Basketball Berris. Roherl l avid CU.-vland ZctaBela Ta«. VicePre.idrnt, Phi Eta Sigma; Makio. Fmbaa Staff: Ohio Student Political Association; Student C piomettK Association, Publicity Cbairouf Hillel nun am [ o 1940 Binkley. Doris C. Troy B. A. Scholirii: Orchcaia: Vocatic Information Committee; Sludcnt Chemical Society Boycr. I.aiir.i f-ancoafer B A . B Sc. Delt,i Delu Delta; Pi Lambda Theta; ! Branscotn, Kei Columbus BSc. Lantern, Daily Busii Y MCA. Council •th B. Buck Col. B A. Pi Bct.i Freshm . Elizahelli Orson bus I Phi; SunJi.il. lan and Sophomore Statf; ; Ohio Stater; Women ' s t Government Association. rs. Browning; Orchestr; Mil Scci : Links ary; Bvrnc Roljert C. Laheu ' ood B A Lantern; Freshman Basketball; Newman Club; Independent Mi-n ' s Association Bomesbergcr, N ' irgii Cambridge B Sc. in lour Alpha Xi Delta. Journal Correspondent; Theta Sigma Phi. Treasurer; Ohio State Lantern Bramble. Dorotliy M. Greenville B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta; Mortar Board; Chi Delta Phi; Ohio Stater; Makio Brenclel. Ralph R. f;7r,i . rsl, .V. V. B A.. B.Sc. Delta Kappa Biirt. Eleanore ClereLnJ B A. Philomatheon; Scholaris; Mortar Board; Arts College Council; Y.W.C.A.. Executive Council; Independent Women ' s Association, President; Hillel; Peace Mobilization Committee, Chairman CallaiKl. .lean . . Co iimf iis B.A. Golf Club. Secretary; S« Club Bostwick. Julia H. Ctalloway B.A.. B.Sc in Ed. Scholaris; Pi Lambda Theta Secretary; Phi Beta Kappa Branimer. Meiha iinlinglon, V. ' a. B.A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; L Briclaeforcl, Otis E. Mc.ssi on Bu.sev, Carvel Coi.mifctlS B.A Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Sigma Phi; Phi Alpha Theta; French Club Caplan, Riicloif Harry Steubenville Carter, Harold Columbus Clark, Dorotliv Columbus .lane Clark, Oail Selma A B.A Pershini: Rillo B.A. B A. H elen Cliiitter. . ' ia G. „„,(„„ B.A Kappa Alpha Th.la; Chimes; Mortar Board. Makio. SophomoTT Editor; Assistant Business Manager of Ohio Stater; W S G.A.. Junior anc Senior Town Representative; Stroller..; Browning [55] Cohen, Sheldc Pillslon. Po. B A. Si«m; Canir . Hillel Playe r,. Cornelius, ( eraldinc Cleveluml Crawford, Mar - Ann Uaehler. Anna M. Columhua Porfsmouf Davis, Eileen J. Columhua Davis, Marv Louise Columhu, Delta Delia Delta: Bri Den man, Ann E. CirAeville R.A. Hhi Mu. President: Ohio Sm Utitcrn; Maltio; Panhellenic; Durham, Martlia E. Dayton B.A. Fassberg, Harold East Palestine B A. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Phi Eta Sisma; Hillel Deitch, Jerome Columbm B.A. Stadium Club; Phi Eta Sisma; Hillel Dittmer, Joseph Harold Si. Albans. N. Y. B A. Alpha Phi Omega; Scarlet Key; Intramurals. Senior Manager Eagleson. Stuart D. Columbus B.A. Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Sigma Pi Ferguson, Helen B. Lexington B.A. Fouke, Frrmoi Arthur I ' .dward Franken, Robert il Cincinnati ( laede, David Columbw, B A. Ohio Union Ncwa, Managing Editor; Ohio Stater, Circulation Manager; Sundial, Photo Editor; Fio.hman Activitiea; Cerman Club. Vice-President Ciahn, Richard Russel Toledo Lambda Chi Alpha; Ohio Slate Lantern; WOSU Newj Broadcast Processing Deneen, Douglas M. ColumhuM B.A. Sigau Alpha Epsilon. Prcaidcol. Vice-President, Pledge Master Secretary-Treasurer; Phi Eu Sigma; Freshman Basketball Manager Drake. Charlotte Ann Columbus B.A. Delta Gamma; Broianjng; Panhellenic Engler, Phyllis I.u Coftimbu, Forman, Mar ' Wood CJumbuM B.A. Student Senate; Women ' s Recreation Association; Y.W.C.A.. VicePresidem Freed. Isadore Canton B.A. Tau Epsilon Rho; Independei Bowling; Hillel C.elber. lulith I ' ertU . mboy. N. . B.A. Hillel Players, French Club; Independent women ' s Association; Hillel; Univctsitr House Assembly. House President nun nm [16] m. 1940 George, Leslie Micliael Asitlaliida Slcmj Delta Chi; Ohio State Lantern; Mortar Board; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; WOSU Player.; Frchman Football; Newman C.liih; I ' ublic Relations Club; Ashtabula County Club. Vice- HtoiJ.nt (rood, Riu lu ' l Anna Co(..,.. .tiS B A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chimes; Mortar Board; Student Senate; YAV.C.A. GreeiieLauni, lillc Ba limore. Md. B.A. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Swar American Student Alliant Cirossman. Dorolliy C. Cohtmbus Hanks. Riil.arcl I). Columbus B.A. Geren. Helen Frances Columbus B.A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mortar Board; Chimes. Secretary; Women ' s Ohio. Treasurer; W.SG.A. Student Court; Y.W.C.A.. Treasurer; Mirrors; Mid-Mirrors Graf, Campljcll iioyer Columbus Griily, Edward Rogers Cle lanA B.A. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Arts Council. Vice-President; Student Chemical Society, President; Independent Men ' s Association, Secretary ( lutnian. Jiui Columbus B.A. Sigma Kappa; Bro ' Club Ann Harslinian, John B. Dayton B.A. Delta Chi; Phi Eta Sicma; Y.M.C.A.; Amel of Chemical Engii Goldstein, Daniel li. Cleveland B.A. Student Chemical Society Gray, Louis Liverpool B.A. Tau Epsilon Rho Gross. Anion Englisli Ljakewooa Delta Tail Delta; Sigma Delta Chi; Romophos; Bucket and Dipper; Sphinx, Historian; Ohio Staters. Inc.. Treasurer. Historian; Makio, Editor 19J4; Lantern. Business Manager; Agriculture Student. Aovcnising Manager; Board oi Publications: Student Senate; Scarlet Mask; Freshman Baseball; Chaperon Committee, Homecoming D.ince; Toastmasters Club; Freshman Y.M.C.A.; Parade Committee Hanan, Blake B. Rocfey Ritwr B.A. Marching Band; Y.M.C.A.; Columbus Entomological Society Scarlet Mask; Tower Club Hedges, Ciretchen A. Ashvillo Heffelfinger, lolu, W. 1 lendrickson, Alite . I. Hennev, . iarv 1 Cleveland VcJlev Stream, . Y. Co .im(„ s B A. B A. B A. Ohio State Lantern Pi Beta Phi Chi Dch Lile Herman, David Philip BuUTo o. N. Y. B.A. Zela Beta Tau; Scarlet Mask, President; Freshman Fencing [57] lermanson. ir(finia Boston. Mass. B.Sc. BactcrioIoKv Hill. .MarN lane CoJumLiiS B.Sc. Journalism Phi Omega Pi; Theta Sigma Phi, Secretary; Lantern Staff. Coed Sport). Poetry Editor; Badminton Club Milliard, ilvlas Hoffman, John Robert Co umfcu. Holstein, Audrey June Co uml ii« B.A. Dclu Chi: Scabbard and Blade: YMC.A. B.A. Sigma Chi: Lutheran Student Aitocialion. Vicc-Preiident: Ohio Stater: Strollert. Board of Control: Y.M C A.. Senior Cabinet: Cborui: Scarlet Malk: Frethman Activities: Student Activiiiu: Y.M.C.A.. French Club: Senior Cabinet B.A. Alpha Xi Deha: Freihman Aciivitie.. Y W C A.. Upper CUm Cabinet: Brou-nuiB; Archery Qub. Secrcury 11., us... Marv i:ii .al,. tl. ..■IliiloU ' M Hunt. Janis May Uroctporl, N. V. Hurlbuf, Rofier Webb CtJumbu, B A. Pomcrcne Advisory Board: Student RcLitions Committee. Secretary, Chairman: Links: Y.W.CA.; Strollerj; Student Chemical Society. Secretary B.A French Club. Secrcury: Y.W.CA.; Link.; Pomerene Advisory Board B A Sisma Chi; Symphonic Band: YMC.A. liiibrianj, Warren B. Columius Jer.Mii. Edith V. Baltimore. Md. Jesik, Peter oungstown HA. B A. B.A. .I.,n . . Cl«- la G. Sl....ten„i (.. B.Sc. Education K.ipp.i Alpha Theta: Scholar] Chitno; Mortar Board; Pi L.Tmbda Thct-i: Browning, K. ' SselniaM, Louis C. CJwnhus B.A. Pi Siama Alpha: Sundial: International Rcblions Club, Secretary -Treasurer K... I,. M.iiil,,, l„,„ i,x ,v HA. Y.W.CA.; Independent W .mcn ' . Association; N; History Club, Secretary F. Kiirliindrr, l-croy a . ,in ; ..i„(il, II A H.IUl H.Mu.i K..II; Hillcl •Siudent; Hillel Players Kauliniaii. Jatnt ' s R. Springfield B.A Phi Gamma Delta; Y.M.C.A., Kieinnian. Mardcllc I Clerelaml HeigUh B Sc. in Jour. Scholaris; Chimes: Mortar Board: Kappa Tau Alpha. President: Thcla Sigma Phi; Lantern: W.S.G.A.; Hillel Student Council, Secretary, Vii President; Mirrors: Links l ' i|i( z nsLi. r.iict ' ne E. V ,, ,„.. B A Independent Men ' s Association. Supreme Court Justice. Presidential Election Board. Publicity Chairman. Membership Committee Social Committee; Beta Gamma Siurna; Phi Sicma Alpha: Lantern; Newman Club; V M f . Eenierl, Sally ' Aanesvillp B A. Pi Beta Phi; Kappa Bela I President: Pi Si ma Alpli.i Vice-President Kaufliolz. C. F., Jr. C anton Kni s. I .ul li.-t.rv B.A Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Mu Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Beu Kappa Kral)a k. Rita Iari ■ limo B.A Theta Phi Alpha Linn, L.-.slic William H A Lambda (hi Alph. SENIOR am [58] U40 Lifer. M.irtlia l.oiicditli Co umt s B.A. Pi Brt.i Phi Lusk. Doris Marie Columhus B.A. InJcpcndenl Women ' s Ajsocialion: Brownine: Phi Beta K.ippa; Eta Si ma Phi. 2nd Vice-President; Lambda Thcta; Philomaihcan Literary Society; Treasurer; Scholaris MalkolT. Sol Youngstown B.A. Tau Epsilon Rho; HiUel Playc Lomytli. Ann Cleveland Markey, Francis Ci. Warren B.A Alpha Kappa Kappa l Iiimi. Doris R. Columbus Luce. Betty M. Cuyano(]a Falls B.A. Kappa Delta: Panhcllcnic; Y.W.C.A.: Freshman Pan- hcllcnic; Golf Club Mac ' C.}nigC, C Columbus Marioi). IJinor Frances Columbus Markell. . rtl, r MarMn. Eli .alxlli Jane Martin. Ri I,.t.I 1.. Clvvvland Columbus Grnnvdle B.A. Phi Beta Delta. President; Fraternity Presidents Council; Hillel Student Council; Hillel Cabinet B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta; Chimes; Mortar Board; Strollers Board of Control. Treasurer and Secretary; Browning. Board of Control. Business Manager B.A. Phi Chi Mason, diaries F. Mayer. Miriam x I(Cann. .loe C,!.. ,- Lakewnod Corain Columbus B A Siiima Phi Ensilon. Treasurer: Fraternity Managers Association; Interfratcrnity Pledfie Council B.A.; B.Sc. Education Pi Lambda Theta; Scholari.; Student Labor Board. Secretary. Arts ColleRC Council; Chorus; Hillel Players; Independent Women ' s Association; Coopeniive Council: Caoficld Club B.A. MrCniire. Helen Jane M. Malion. .lohn P. . |, . Iill.n. KoLert S. Columbus Mor.roe..i«c Shadyaide B.A. Mortar Board; Y.W.C.A. BA. Pi Sigma Alpha B A. Alpha Kappa Kappa Means. Sara . nnette Miller. Doroll.y M. Minor. RoLert Waller Calumbu, Urbana Columbus B A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Brovfc-niru. Secretary; Morur Board. Treasurer; Makio. Associate Business Manager; Mid ' Mirrors; Mirrors B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta; Chorus; Orchestra B A Beta Theta Pi. President; Romophos; Bucket and Dipper Sphinx: Sundial: Fraternity Presidents Council; Strollers. President; Scarlet Mask. Scenarist; Ohio Siatcri. Inc.; Senior Class President W ' 9 [59] Mires. Joliii K. Liberty Cenler i loore. Cjeorge A. Cleveland . iiiiilz. . el on i ' liltoii HtUtbon B Sc. in Jout. B.A. SkyWay Theater; WOSU Players; Forum Club: Alph. Phi Alpha. President; Y.M.C.A , Senior Cabinet. Advisory Board: Playmakcrs. President. Director; Koada. Vice President: Newman Club; Varsity Debate; Inier- Racial Council. VicePreiident B.A. Lantern; Strollers; Y.M.C A.. Faculty-Student Relatsocu Committee. Chairman NalliKT. I allir ii l aye Cotumbu, Neinian. Bctt ( lene Fostoria .Norman, .lolni 1 nonius Columbu, B A Alpha Delta Pi. Secreury: I ' cn jnj Brush Club. Secretary: SunJial; Brownine; Badminton Club: Sp,ini!h Club; Y.W.C.A. B A Alpha Ep.ilon Phi: French Club: Y.W.C.A.; Links B.Sc. in Jour. Sigma Delta Chi. President; Lantern. News Editor; Arts College Council; Y.M.C A f) vcii. Evelyn Columbus Pace. Rosemarv Columbus Packer. Cieorge L. Columbu, B A. Pi Beta Phi; Strollers; Browning; WOSU Players; Mid-Mirrors B.A. Pi Beta Phi; Scholaris. President; Chimes; Mirror ; Makio; Women ' s SeU Government Association Council: Mid-Mirrors; Y.W.C.A. B A. Phi Kappa Psi. President: Romuphus: Bucket and Dipper; Sphinx: Fraternity Pretidcnu Council: Aru College Counc il; Strollers: Scarlet Mask: Ohio Staters. Inc.. President; Chairman Greek Week Program, Chairman of Ohio Intcrfratcrnity Sing Peterson. Ethel Elinor Hoi.arJ Cily. Mick Purinton. Theodosia pMSt Liverpool Ra.like. . rtl.nr W. ■ iirpor( Harbor If, A. Delta Delta Delta; Kappa Beta Pi B.A. Dormitory Assembly. Treasurer B A. Phi Ela Sigma Kalin. . laijorie Greeiiefi ie B.A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; W. Self Government Council; Mirrors; Strollers KaiKlal aiigli. Koljert 1 Cehna B A. Raupple. Yoimgslo B A. Martvn C arl Phi Chi; Intcrfratcmity Pledge Independent Men ' s Council; Assoc iatii I ' J.iwn. Anne lirown Unnlinglon, W. ' a. Reck. I3elbert Clen Greenville Reiltlinu.. Rol.ert 1!. Columbus B A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; L Buul anj Saddle nks: B.A. B.A. Acacia. President: Fraternity Presidents Council; Kappa Kappi P i: Pi Sigma Alpha. Resident: Phi Fta Sigma; Matching Band; Concert Band: Y.M.C A . Treasurer; international Relations Club Ki Kles, Murray ■v.. . Yorfc. N. y. Rilcliey. Arlluir ' . Columbu, Roberts. M.irv K.illirxii Columbu, 1) .Sc. in Jour. I ' hi Beta Delta: Lantern: Baseball Manager; Hilici Varsity B.A. Phi Chi B.A Delta Delta Deha; Strollers: Freshman Queen Roijers. Ray B. Rlllman  Sc. in Jour, Siuma Delta Chi; Kappa Tiu Alpha; Lantern. Science Edilo Lantern Key Ryan, Joseph M. Coliimbtia HA. Phi Gamma Deha. PioiJenl. Romophus. Treasurer; Bucket and Dipper. Treasurer; Sphini Treasurer; Fraternity Affairs. Secretary: Fraternity Presidentu Council. Chairman; Student Senate; Ohio Stalcra, Inc.; Scarlet Mask Sclinrio. Cnnlon I. CO M.. .Ir, UtV- SiroUrri nun am [60] 1940 Srhcibel. ( ' .ail .M„ril,rl B A Delta Zeia; Freshman Activiticf Strollers; Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club Stott. William R. hloominghtirq 1) A. I ' hi Hu Si md; I ' ll. B.ta Pi Mu Epsilon Smith, liettv M.iy Col...n;,lis B A Alpha Xi Delta. Vice-President; Chimes; Mortar Board: Ohio Stater Cir :ulalion Start; Women ' s Self Government Association Board. First ViccPresidenI; Strollers; Browning; Y.W.C.A.; MidMirrors; Mirrors. Secretary Smitli. ( leorge A. Springfield B A. Theta Kappa Psi Stewart. ivian E. Co ..m(..i5 B A Y.W.C.A.. Executive Council. Con erence Committee. Upper Class Cabinet; Glee Club. Business Manager. Vice- President; MicTMirrors; Pumcrene Student Relations (Committee; Pomcrene Advisory Board Sziiljslvi. Chester S. Cleveland B.A Pershini; Rifles; Junior Member Reserve Officers Association; Phi Alpha Theta; Intramural, Basketball Manager; Polish Club. Vice-President; Newman Club Taylor, William L. Cotumhut Thomas, Shirley V. CclumhtiM B.A. Alpha Xi Delta; Ohio Stater. Assistant Business Manager; Mid-Mirrors; Mirrors. Finance Chairman; Strollers. Assistant Treasurer; Senior Class Seeretarr: Y.W.C.A. Sclu-idt. lohll 1-. 0;.io City B.A Nu Sigma Nu. Fresbm Football; Track Sh..l .-. Charie.s II. Unm B A. Gamma Eta Gamma; Pi.t. .h th .V, Smith, l-Jiz.i MounI Vernon B.Sc. in Education Mack Hall. President; Philomathcan Society; Dormitory Assembly; Chorus; Y.W C.A.; Independent Women ' s Association Soldow, Fred Cleveland Stimson. Frederick S. Columbus B A. Phi Eta Sigi French Club Delta Phi l.. lor. Ila.uu.l. II. Piclterington Kappa Phi; Lantern; Y W Guest Night Committee Test, Patsy S. Youngslown Topolosky. Herbert L. Co timfcul B A Makio Student Photographer; Lens and Shutter SchorihcrB. Iliiiil Koh Netvark B A Zeta Beta Tau. Secretary: Hillel Players Simuns, Seymour J. Cleveland B.A, Mu Beta Chi; Hillel Scroll. Editor; Lantern Staff: Hillel Student Council: Hillel Playc Smith, Frank . . Si. Petersburg. Fla. StauHer. Pa Brookville B.A. Marching Band Stuber, Mar ' CoUunhus B.A. Ic.vlor, Jack . ccl Columbus B A. Sigma Chi. Rushing Chairr Fraternity Affairs, Freshman Secreury; Strollers: Scarlet Mask Theado. .MIhtI IoI Columbus B.Sc. in jour. Lantern. Business Staff: N Chib Townsend, Frances I.. Painest lle B.A. Alpha Xi Delta: Mid-Mirro rs; Mirrors [61] T urner. Hloise Hoge CoUimijus ti A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Scnolarif; Stroller ; Brou-ninc Warner, Paul Edwin B Sc. m Jour. Thcta Xi. PrcsiJcnl; Unurn: Y M.C.A.; Scarltl Maik Wheeler. Marjorie M. Columbus B A Alpha Delta Pi. President; Womens Rinhcllenjc; Women-i Recreation Council; Strollers. Historian; WOSU Players; Badminton Club. President; Archery Club; Y.W.C.A. Williams CJumiu, Ross Ri Wood. Homer George Cleveland B.A. Phi Eta Si);ma; To Club Z.acK, Kleofe .• ll)ert L etonia Volz. Artliur .Man Dayton B A. Pbi Kappa Tau; Fraternity Presidents Council; Scarlet Mask irgare t O. Weaver. Mi Columbu B A Chimef. Mortar Board. Pi Sigma Alpha. Student Senate; Arts Collece Council. President; Y.W.C A . Eiecutive Council; Inte rnational Relations Club. Regional Secretary; Womens Ohio; Scholaris. Vice- President; Women ' s Self Govern- mem Association; Mirror. Witkliam. Hubert I£. Columhu, Willis. . larian V elision B.A.; B.Sc in Ed. Kappa Alpha Theta; Scholars Phi Beta Kappa; Dormitory Assembly. Vice-Chairman; Delta Omicron; University Chorus; Spanish Club Wood. Richard D. Toledo B Sc Phi Eta Siema; Phi Epsilon Phi; Phi Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Student Center Council; Junior Mens Glee Club; V.M.C.A.; Natural History Club; Alpha Phi Omega Zartman, Elizabeth Coditnb.is B.Sc. Track B A. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Scholaris Chimes; Mortar Board, President; Makio, Associate Editor; Browning; Mid-Mirrors Mirrors ..il.r Coin . los.pl, 1. Im Cooper. .Jack Ridiard Co iinibiis B.A. B.Sc. aid. .lean . rlenc Columbus B A Kappa Alpha Theta. Vice- President; Chimes. President; Mirrors; Mortar Board; Board oi Student Publications; Scudciu Afiaiit Council; Strollers. Bro kTiing; University Orchestra; Women s Self Government Association; Y W C A. Secretary. President; Sludetii Senate; Women ' s Ohio Wells. Robert W. Uruell B Sc. in Jour Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Tau Alpha; Lantern. Orcutation Manager; Ohio Staler SaS ilii iMis. liernire . Pillsburgfi. Pa. B A. Sigma Delta Tau; Hlllel Scroll. Wirth. . rlluir Cieorge Columbus B.A. Phi Alpha Theta; Track Wright. Clara Louise Columbus B A.. B Sc. Zcta Tau Alpha; Scholaru; Pi Lambda Theta; Y.W.C.A.. Executive Council; Badminton Qub dinner. Doran David Ccinlori B.A. Phi Delta Epsilon; Hillel Radio Players; BowUng; Hillel Foundation UMU am [62] SCHOOL OF flPTOMETRY 1 CLsi of 1940 Aikin. Donald C. VVlHiamsLiHo. N. Y. B Sc in Opt Crook. Esther Louise f nrtisfer B Sc. in Opt. Alpha Xi Delia: Phi Omicron Sikima. Secretary; Gamma Delta Secretary; Optometry Society Evans. Cliarles E. VAm,m B Sc. in Opt Phi Gamma Delta; Optometry Society, Treasun Golf Team. Captain Brady. I lionias I red Cinrinnoli B.Sc. in Opt. Optometry Society Davis, Lois Jean i Iarlin s Ferry B Sc. in Opt. Phi Omicron Y.W.C.A.; M Pomcrene Advisory Committee rrey. James r.dwin BtlOTIlS B Sc. in Opt. Epsilon Psi Epsiton; Optometry Society Bn.iiai.. Harold P. Alhany. N. Y. B.Sc. in Opt. Ellerbrock. N ' incent .1. Lima B.Sc. in Opt. Psi Epsilon n Club; Optometry Society ' ; Friedlander. Paid M. B Sc. in Opt. Optometry Society Hamilton. Hlia ]. Fli.rsl .. Cl.ari s W ' a Iter .lones. Jiiditli Gail Merson Coin mb„s uliar.apo i5. Ind. B Sc. in Opt. Phi Omicron Sigma. Secretary; Ashtabula County Club B.Sc. ir Opt. B Sc in Opt. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Omicron Sigma Kaufman. Raymond K. .■ llica B Sc in Opt. Epsilon Psi Ep.ilon; Optometry Society Mabie, Florence S. CamAen. . Y. B Sc in Opt. Phi Omicron Sigma; Scholaris; Bowling Club. Secretary Sauer, Sannied Will W ' os linglon C. H. B Sc. in Opt Epsilon Psi Epsilon; Optometry Society. V ' lce President Keith. Jack Thomas Springfield B.Sc. in Opt. Epsilon Psi Epsilon, Treasurer; Optometry Society. Governor; Fraternity Managers Association McKinney. Robert C. Hanmboi B.Sc. in Opt. Epsilon Psi Epsilon Spcllicy. Jack Perry. N. Y. B Sc. m Opt. Epsilon Psi Epsilon; Varsity Track; Varsity Cross Country. Captain: Optometry Society Kerr, George Emerson youngstown B.Sc. in Opt. Epsilon Psi Epsilon, Secretary Newman. Morton Cler, ' lan,l B.Sc. in Opt. Wilson. Robert O. B.Sc. in Opi. [63] mim OF W Al.riR (. ' . l lDl.r;U, Dean Wmu nn l r.ar. ' J ... ll.. ' ll.is y.-ur . ...| l. ' l. ' s IW.-..IV llN islriitivc siTxiif iil Lis All... S ' l)nlnr in l oni)iiiii «il 1 1 I ' i.ivrrsitv. itnd nrf iat nl nl L.i.low ( llils uiiivrnity. Onx. W ' riilirr r vnr oi cuiit| i-lfiit It ' url.ini; iintl iifliuii. SliiliT. Mil iuni.rr lillrs imlildr Alllliri I.. ' A.i..ri...l. So.l..|y or ( ' ..llrBinlr S l.m.U 111 liiKinPM. I ' itliinu iiikI Uiinlri.InK lire lii« | arti iiliir .livrnloi [64] ID IDlUIIISTRilTIOI Pronably because this College has had so large a luimljer ol sucresslul graduates, or [jerhaps because of the custom of the College to contact ern[)loyers and arrange interviews with graduating students, the College of Commerce and Administration is one of the most [)opular on the campus. Ably headed by Deiui Winter C. Weidler. assisted b - Junior Dean C harles Reedcr. the ( oilcg ' trains students lor all types of business administration. The specialized training includes schools in business administration, accounting. f)ublic service, finance, social service, and banking. Here practice is as im[)ortant as theory. The business admin- istration and sociology classes take important trips to lactories. banks, and various stale institutions. Also on the practical side is the Bureau of Business Research, estafjiished in 1923. This is exactly what the name implies, serving as a laboratory for both students and professors. In the past, the College maintained a Department of Extension to the benefit of adults through- out the State. This has been so successful that plans are being laid for its imijroved renewal. This College takes active interest in its graduates. Second in size in the nation, in iiuuiv ways it is probably the most outstanding of all commerce colleges. Men Students 1706 Women Students 352 Toliil 2058 D.-grees Grnnled 505 Fnculty 120 This college runks third in enrollment in the nation. I l;l.l lli:lJ). Serrelary Felix Held was educated in Eniporia. Kansas, home of William .Mien While, whose Gazette he peddled. Musically versatile and widely travelled both on this continent and in Europe, where he studied in various universities. Dr. Held is a de- votee of baseball and a well-known lecturer. 65] cn. RLF.s Rr:[a3i:K. Dra Cnlle The librBr - and Con • laimed most of Dean Reeder ' s time since his groduation from Ohio Stair. He has been outstanding in local Phi Bela Kap| a .irrles and director of Freshman We,! since its genesis. His interests incluile Ixiwl- ing. golf, bridge and music. Atkerman, Joan Colnmbu, B.Sc in Soc. Adm. Sigma Alpha Sigma. Sccrc BruwninK: Mid-Mjrrori; Mirrors. VVomcn ' a Student (jovcrnmcnt Aj ociation, Sophomore Representative , l]ilil,ll ( ' , Eloise S. ii.irvrus Chi Omega; Student Labor Board; Y.W.C.A.; Mirrors; Strollers Balas, Jerome Irving Lancosfer B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi. President, Secretary; Hillel. Cabinet; C ommercc Council RaiigHman. Dale W. Os mrn Management Club; I the ent of Management lieilsteiii. Henry John Sanritisfcy B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Alexander. William D. Vinton B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club A l.. Willi..MI Otis CUilanA B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Gamma Delu. Secretary; Scarlet Mask, Executive Board; Strollers; Ohio Student Political Association, Treasurer AndraLo. Steven I ' . Trinu-ay B Sc in Bus. Adm. Delta Upsllon; Captains Club; Varsity Foolball, i9}9 Capuin; Sphini Bader. Morton Daylon B.Sc in Bus. Adm. Sigma Alpha Mu Bartscliv, Ross Delno Battisti Cliarles Emi! Orrt.i e Denrust n B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Interfraternity Pledge Council; Scarlet Mask; Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Baikelball; Freshman Golf; Varsity Football; Varsity Golf B Sc in Bu s. Adm Beck. Clifford Earl Bedell, Robert N. i,. ..r,ip frbuno B.S :. m Bu . Adm. Buckeye Club, Treasurer; Student Labor Board B Sc in B Phi Gamm Beta Alph 5 Adm. a Delta. Treasurer; a Psi; Kappa Kappa Beller, Milton Cleueland B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Bluincnscliein, Carl T. oiingstou ' n Bornstein, Millard F. Co ,,mfc,..s Bowers, Georfie R. Latsreft-il ,. Bovd. Lurillc ivian Cle,H.lond B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Sigma Delta. President, Vice-President; Fraternity Presidents Council; Hillel ( ..ibinet; Campus Relations Committee; Freshman Tennis Team; Fraternity Rushing Rules Committee, Chairman B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Sigma Phi Epsilon. President; Scarlet Key; Interfraternity Presidents Council B.Sc in Bus. Adm Alpha Kappi Alph l radlmd. Kiitl, Crao- (■o ,m,;,.,s iireisili. lilanclie .,in«isl.T. iWi.. York Bresria. Antlionv J. Ro.-( e.sl..r. . ,M.. Yorl li.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Alphi Phi. Vice-President; Mirror.; Makio, Freshman Staff B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Sigma Kappa; Scholaris; Beta Panhellenic Association, Treasurer, Vice-President B Sc in Bus. Adm Phi Kappa; Foreign TrsJe Club; Newman Club SENIOR nm [66] Brewer, Robert James FaUview VoHey B.Sc. in Bu . Adm Phi Kappa Si ou: Phi Eu Sienia: Beta C ;  icffla ' Ml Sigma; Bush, Lewis CIc Cof.imfc..s B Sc m Rul. AJm Cameron, Donald E. CUvelanA B.Sc. in Bui. Adm. Sigma Phi Epailon. Vice- PrcfiJont: Concert Band Caves, William M. Columbus B.Sc in Bus Adm Clevenger. Richard C. Marion B Sc in Bus. Adm. Phi Kappa Tau; Beta Alpha Psi; Mrn . Gl« Club Comello, George . Ci net nnnii B.Sc. in Bus Adm. Phi Kappa. Treasurer; Makio; Freshman Wicstline; Flyinc Cluh. Treasurer. Newman Club Correll. Wilbur D. Canton B.Sc. m Bus Adm. Delta SiRma Pi. Treasurer; Fraternity Managers Associatit ' Industrial Management Club; Scarlet M.isk; Y.M C.A.; Marketing Club Brown, Robert Carl Columbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Sigma Pi. Secretarr. Scarlet Mask; Foreign Poller Association; Industrial Management Club; Y.M.C.A.; Pershing Rifles; Marketing Club Cable. B. Ralph Cleveland Heighln B Sc in Bus. Adm Kappa Sigma; Student Labor Board; Scarlet Mask; Industrial Management Club Carl, Charles Thomas Rat7enria B Sc. in Bus. Adm Varsity GoU Team Christy, Starling Amanda B Sc. in Bus. Adm Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club Coe, Robert Hewitt Mansfield B.Sc. in Bus Adm. Ohio State Engineer. Editorial Staff; Richland County Club. President Cornelius. Cleveland Chii Mo Student Senate Board. Mil rPresidtnt; Women ' s Ohio, Womtn ' , Sell Government AJssociation. Sophomore Secretary. Treasurer Senior Representative Cosgrove, Robert C. Cambridge B.Sc in Bus Adm. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pi Sigma Alpha; Scarlet Mask; Y M C A. Burnh iin Lima i.riirili.gl. Calhoun. Phil R. Martins I ' erry B.Sc in Bus. Adm. Independent Mens Association; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; Lens anc Shutter Club; Flying Cluh. Belmont-Harrison County Club. President Carter, Russell Lutlier Columbus B Sc in Bus. Adm. Kappa Alpha Psi Clager, Francis Columbus BSc Club Cohen, Mitchel D. Columbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi; Tau Epsilon Rho Hillel Cornell, Errol S. Freepor(. JV. Y. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Independent Men ' Ass. Cotabish, John Robert Rocfcy Rjtier B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Tbeta Xi. Treasurer; Beta Alpha Psi. Vice-President [67] 1940 I Crist. Stanley Duane Caruu Winchester B.Sc. in Bm. Adm. Kappa Kappi Par. Beta Alpha Psi; Marcning Band Dayton, Willjur Olin Dayton B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Delia Thcta; Beta Alpha Psi Dudlcv, Miltc Ukeu ' ood B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Gamma Delta; Handbook Emmons, Idonna M. AshlanA I ' landers. Ira Neiv York. N. Y. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Sij;ma Delta, Secretary; Scarlet Key. President; SwimminH Team, Senior Manav:or; Student Senate; Hillel Players. Stage Manager Flower. Ricliard H. Wyorrung B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. • ■ u Sicma Alpha EpsiBn; ' mtural History Club ■ l ' riend. Allen Read ColumhuB H.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Cullen. Daniel T. Hucyrus B.Sc. in Bui. Adm. Donata, .Knlhony M. Ashtabula B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Delta Sigma Pi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Y.M.C.A. Duckworth. W. F. Con (on Ciipp. Robert Chrislan I J mo H Sc m Bui. Adm Emmons. Margaret M. Fremont B.Sc. in Bus Adm. Y.W.C.A.; Industrial Management Club Fleenor. French ' . Columbus Franklin. Sidney C rnr ami B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi; Debate Tean Hillel Student Council; Freshman Tennis Squad Friend. Donald N. ti oomingdurg B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Alpha Tau Omeua; Beta Alpha Pii. Prriident Dorland. iruinia r. Carlton B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Alpha Chi Omega; Pomcr Advisory Board, Student Relations Committee; Su-a Y.UC.A ; Links Oub; Elsas. Robert Edwin Columbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Phi Delta Thela; Phi Eta Sigmi; Romophos; Bucket and Dipper; Sphinx; National AMOCiation ot Cost Accountants; Bea Alpkl Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma, President; Ohio Siaers. Inc.; Ohio Union Board of Ovencen; Y.M C.A., Vice-President; Scarlet Mask; Freshman Activities; Art, Council. Student Senate. Auociate Sccreurir: Student Court. Secretary Fenn, George L. Ahron B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scarlet Mask Fleishman, Hazel M. South Orange, N. . B.Sc. in Soc. Adm Sigma Delta Tau; Sigma Alplu Sigma; Hillel; Sociad Freidman. Leon S. Columbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Zeta Beta Tau; Bucket and Dipper; Makio, Sophomore Editor; Ohio Stater. Businc s Manager; Sundial. Businew SttI: Freshman Handb..ok. Editor; Commerce College Council; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; Freshman Activities. President; Tau Epsilon Rho. Hillel; Y.M.C A, C:..uncil. Fraternity Managers Association; Ohio Scalers, Inc. Gantose, l.illinn . Ch,-eh,ml B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Cocmopolitan Club; Spanish Club; Syrian Club, Secreurr SENIOR am [6S] ( irria, Nellie Oinlim B.Sc. in Bu . AJm. Spanish Club, Sccretar -; Y.W.C.A.; Foriiun Trade ( leorge. I.eon Munai ' AsUlaUa C arrison, Columlms Mi.rv i: B.Sc. StrolU- 1 Bu. AJu ,. R.P.C.C L.iri!c; WOSU Players; Scarlcc Ma..l : Sutih.,11: B.isk. ' iban. Newman Cluh. Viec-Prcsidcnl; A htabula County Club. Treasurer, Vicc-Prcsideni ( .la.sser, Clark O. I ' .asl Liivrpool Cireeiineryer. Ua kl J. R Se. in S e Adm. 1 laiK her, .lameN R. VclUm. S. V. B Se. in Bus. Adm. Chi Phi, Vice-President; Scarlet Key; Track, Senior Manager; f ' ross Country. Senior Manager Heniiinee. Caroline F. K Se. in Bus. AJm . Sivima Alpha Sigma, President; Y W C; A ; Women Self Cuvernmcnt Association; Links; Mid-Mirrors I li)lliiiaii, . iyron (Tosnocton B Sc in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi; Phi Eta Sigma: Hillel Council ( ierl)er, Jean hi.-iasser Syracuse. N. V. B. Sc. m Soc. Adm. Sigm.! Delta Tau; Boot and Saddle; Hillel; Sigma Alpha Sigma ( ol(JI ermr, McKiii I . Knoxville. Tenn. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Sigma Alpha Mu, President; Fraternity Affairs, Sophomore Secretary; Ohio Staters, Inc.; Fraternity Presidents Council; Scarlet and Gray, Chairman; Campus Relations Committee. Chairman; Interfratcrnity Pledge Council I lauer. DorotI 7o cdo B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Hanfliorn. lai k KdNNiii Cleveland B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Independent Men s Association, Parliamentarian, Publicity Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Student Sen,ite; Public Relations Committee Herwald. Paul Clcreland B Sc in Bii, Adm . Phi Beta Deha; Hillel Foundation; Interfratcrnity Pledge Council ll. ln.e , .lol.i. Co iimfclis B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Industrial Management Club, Vice-President; Sundial. Advertising Manager; Glee Club ( leorge, James Rirlin Vortsmoutn B.Sc. in Bui. Adro Bila Alpha Psi; Stroller.; Scarlet Mask: Student Rcligioi Gills. Gerald Rav CuHiiwlis B.Sc in Bii. Adm. Gol leiil)eru. Ii lli(i Parkersiary. W. ' a. B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Sigma Alpha Sicma; M.A,. Mid-Mirror.; Hill.1 Noll. Kalii.rhie Princeton. .V. . B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Alpha Kappa Kappa: Iv Club; Sociad. VicePres Harris, Beatrice Dayton B.Sc in Soc. Adm. Alpha Xi Deha; Sigma Alpha Sigma; Swan Club; Sociad; Links; Y.W.C.A. Hov li ,..,k. Ral,,l. X. yU. Vernon BSc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Gamma Delta. Pr r idcnt: Frnicrnicy Prc iJcnii Council; Fraternity Managers Associali Scarlet Majk: Fre hman Polo Team; Polo Club f [69] 1940 I liiniphrevvillc, I . R. yew I ' UoAetphia B Sc in Bus. AJm. Bcii Uimma SiKOia. A i ljni Secretary. Treasurer; Scbolaris. C hairman Publicity Cxunmirtee; Dormitory Assembly, Treasurer Tennis Club Sanlorcl R. CUvAanA B Sc. in Bus. A Jay. Herbert Marvin :«sf Liverpool B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Sicma Delta. ViccPrciider Romophos; Ohio Staters, Inc.; Makio: Sundial: Scarlet Mask Johnson. William B. lihwfield. W. ' a B.Sc. in Bus. AJm. Clec Club Kave. Frances Louise Cefirm B.Sc. in Sec. Adm. Sii;ma Delia Tau. Secretary; Hill.l; Y.W.C.A,; MiJ-Mirrori Koerner, Margaret C ' .-s(.Tt.iHe. B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Si ma Alpha Sigma, Secretary, Vice-Pres.dent; Archery Club; Sociad; 4.H Club; Unii ' ctsily (;r.,n«,-; Y. V.f:.A. Kiindl ., .Josepli M. CtrrAand B.Sc. in Bus. Adn Hiiprich, Carl Adaii lUlJC B Sc in Bu. Adm. Phi Eta Siiima; Beta Gammj Sisma. Men s Glee .lub: Per.hme Rifles, Pledge Capi tlurlli, .Man Cieorge Ponsmoul i rh CJdet Coli...v.. iry Ball, Treasurer Isalv. Jane . ll)erla Co i.mfcus B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Delta Gamma; Siiima Alpha Sij-ma Jellifl. EcKvin Flowiircl Mnns ieW B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity -O ; Strollers; Varsity Fencinij; Fraternity Affair.; Y M f A •Jones, Charles H, aei-elanA}leighu B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Varsity WresllinB; Industrial Management Club, President; Society for the Advancement of Management, President Kaiitz. Leslie A. Gcorgefoitm B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Kotnan. John B. Man lUd B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Tau Kappa Epsllon; Beta Alpha Psi; Scarlet Key; Y.M.C.A.: Fraternity Presidents Council; Industrial Management Club .ang. Mar WoodvdU Delta Zeta, President; Unli; Representative, Point System Chairman; O.S.P.A.. Vice Jacohy. C eorge S. Lorain B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi; Phi Eu Sigm.. Commerce College Council; Hillcl Council Ca rrie . lae .Johnson Co .,m(,.i5 B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Strollers; Y.W.C.A Julian, Brooks P. Columius B Sc. Sigma .NIa Scarlet Ma k Kelly. Carl F. Somerset B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Kr uise. Robert Leslie (Sviuntbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Liiw rente. Necl M. Co iinioiis B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Sigma Chi mm nm 70] I.erruT, CIvcJc l.otii; Cl..,„-Umd ' S in Bu.. AJra, 11 K.ippa Epsiion; Induct m. cmL-nl Chib. Treasure ci.lv for ihc Advjnccmc M..ii:ii!im.nt; Y.M.C.A. Lisle. llorlxTt All.-.. Clyde B Sc in Bus. Adm. L L-lt3 Upsilon; Romophos; Student Scnalc. hrcshman Llary; Freshman YM.C.A , Lorlz. loll. I I.K Uoll C„luml„. B.Se. in Bus. Adm. V.irsity Polo; Polo Club Lewis. Rita llorciice CoLmlu.s B Sc. in Bus AJm. Phi Chi Theta; Makio. Browninu: Stroller.. Induslii..! Manaeemrnt Club L«,-l.. Willi..... IJli- CtlVtl lUffU B.Se. in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi. Secretary Lipson, Svlvifi PillsfiiW. M B Se in S..C Adm Chimes; Hillel Seroll; Hillel Student Cuuneil, Secretary; Hillel Cabinet. Secretary; Peace Mobilization Commit.. Hillel Players. President. President; Hillel Radio Pl..% Chairman; Strollers; Links l.ok. I ' :ii ...l .-ll. K..li. ToUo B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Commerce ColleRc Council; Women ' s Rccieational Association; Student Labor Board; Phi Chi Theta. Vice- President; Industrial M.nnaKemcnt Club l.ovejoy, Howard Carl Mat Donald. W. I. Loto.rooti Co i.rn .ns B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Kappa Sigma. President; Phi Eta Beta Theta Pi; Romophos; Sigma; Y.M.C.A.. Freshman Sundial; Makio; Strollers Council; Inlcrfraternity Pledge Council; Frate :il; To naslcrs Club; Scabbard and Blade Martv. Harold Cliester M,,rlin. M. Kvans. Mrs. ( ' •rf ' l Co ...n(,..s Fnrum Club; Indu.slrial M.in..i!ement Chib; Y.M.C.A.; A.hlabula County Club. B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Sigma Alpha Sigma MtCoiiiiell. Dwielit C. MrGuire. Dorothv J. Picdnu.nt Columhus PS. in Bu, Adm. B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Freshrr Club; Phi Chi Dcit: Nc M.Miil.-.,. r iri,(.M.i - . rlli..r I. G. im.l.n i Sc in Bus .NIfdI.-V. .losfpl. I- larion B.Sc in Bus Adm. Miller. I-Vrd bonald Vairvicw ' iUage B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Kappa Sigma, Secretary, President; Phi Eta SijEma Maso... Sa..l i,l « o. . . V. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Sigma Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Romophos; Bucket Dipper; Student Court Just Student Senate. Sophomore Secretary; Hillel Players; C Staters. Inc. Mcintosh. Alex Ross ro(i,,i.(.t.s Club; Indepcnde Mffha... Pat.l I ' .a. Jroiiluri B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Pi Kappa Alpha . liller, ( leorjje C. Columlm, B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Gamma Deha; Sundial. Business Manager; Bucket and Dipper; Sphinx; Ohio Staters, Inc.; Freshman Basketball. Manager; Y.M.C.A.; Freshmai Mask. Ex: Str. Scarlet !! [71] 1940 MorcliTtid. Williiim .1. ru ' Hoslon R Sc in Bu . Adm. Kappa Delia Rho Moss. Ruth liatavia. . Y. Lecture; Links; Sociad Nail, lieth Columbus . n. Xi hols, Rohort 1.. Co .in.L.is B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Siema Pi; Pcrshinc Rifle; Y.M.C.A.; Cross Country Morfian. Clifford Paul H Sc. in Bus. Adm Delta UpMlon; Phi Eu Sigou: Beta Alpha P i; Commerce CollcKc Council; Ohio Stater . Inc.; Stroller); Baxball. Captain; Varsity (Japtairu Club. President; I9} '  Homecomine. Publicity Chairman; Varsity ••O : Class Memorial. Chairman Muhlbaih. Charles C. Columbus B Sc. m Bus. AJm. Siema Nu; Strollers Neviiis. ( rank Le Springfield B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Sigma Phi; Newm; Oglevee. Mary Adella Prospect Park, Pa. B Sc. in Soc. Adm. Alpha Delta Pi. President Morris. William H. Dexter City Bua. Adm. ral Bulclball. Captain: tf Band. Sergeant. B Sc. I Intram March Concei Hand Mulh. Gilbert Allred Akmn H Sc in Bus. Adm. L..mbda Chi Alpha e loii Jay Otis Lexington B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Phi Eta Siftma; Ekta Gamma Sit£ma; Independent. Men s Association. President; The Independent . Business Manager; Student Senate; Y.M.C.A.; Ohio Suters. Inc.: Men ' s Housing Bureau. Student Secretary Ovcrniyer. Wayne S. Ljnasey B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Beta Alpha Psi; Concert Band Overturf. I l.lir, Inn,- . ,u(o,. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Phi Chi Thcla. Sccret;iry; Student Labor Board; Y.M.C.A. c B Sc iner. ( irare l.oulse olumhus I Bu.s. Adm, ncga. President; Makio. Staff; Y.W.C.A.. is Advisor, Executive Women ' s Self ni .Vs-ttciation; Links, I iiiirm.tn; Browning; .1 lnl..imation . I ' .nhellcnic ..iiv u, City Palnik. AILiert Sprinnfii ' ld B.Sc 1 Bus. Adit Si ma Chi; Romophi .ind Dipper; Sphinx Scarlet Mask; Swimmmi (:;iptain; Varsity O ; I Slaters. Inc.; Y.M.C.A ; Bucket Slrullers; ing Team Pat ker. Don S. rniilori Paris. Donald Leroy Canton B Sc, in Bus. Adm. Kappa Delta Rho Phillips. l.M-ku . |.,rio Hii.yn.3 BSc inS.ic AJm. Pi H,l.. Phi Palmer. Dean W. Columbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Siema Chi. President; Romophot, Vice-President; Bucket and Dipper, Vice-President; Sphini; Student Senate. S -cretary- Treasurer. President; Athletic Board; Student Aflairs Counc Fraternity Presidents Council. YM.C.A.. Executive Board; Ohio Staters, Inc.. Vice- President; Freshman Camp. Director Passella. Anthony Youngstoirn B Sc. in Bus. Adm Alpha Phi Delta. President. Treasurer; Fraternity Managers Association Phillips, .John l.th .S.„ilJ,,r, Beta Alpha Psi; Inlri R Council; Newman Clolv Cosmopolitan ( Kib. Pi • International House. Ti nun am [72] I ' iiTce. Jolin Paul ( Jumhus I s in Bu . AJm ■ Alpha Ep.il.in; Rumopho -. ' t 3nJ Dippirr; Sphinx; unittcxr. SlrollcM. Busmo , cr: Scnrlcl Mask; Ohio r.. Inc.. ViccPrcjiJcni. i ' lary; Fraternity Affatrfe, lii ' tnnrr Srcrrtiiry Rol.l.i.i. I l.irry .). ColumLus B.Sc. in Bii!. Adm. Runier. Sii .-mnc . Columbus in Bus. Adm. OmcKa; Student Laho rj; y.W.C.A.. Uppcrc ' incil; Minors; Induslri .M in.i£cmcnt Chih Seal)oltl. Rohert E. Davlun Po|) -. Cliri.st I). J.i.vni, Alpha T; Prcaident! (.:( Scarlet Mask Omega; Fr; ncil; Y.M.C.A.; Scheii. Richard Pence Dayton B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Alpha Tau OmcKa; Freshman Activities; Industrial Management Club Silberstciii. Ritlli Cofiimbiis B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. SnowHite. Herbert Bizahelh. N. ]. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Forciiin Trade Club Dnitlii. Leslie lnrd.i B.S . m Bus. Adm K.ippa Kappa Psi; Cuncett Band; Marchinft Band Rol)erls. .lolii. Clareiue Rose. Willi R.,s ell Cleveland CamiriJge B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. B.Sc. in Bu . Adm. Pcrihini! Rides Men ' s Hlec (.luh Rnlherlortl. lames W. Columbus B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Gamma Delta; Romophos; Bucket and Dipper; Sphinx: Makio. Business Manager 1939; Freshman Handbook. Associate Editor; Ohio Staters, Inc.. Secretary; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; Y.M.C.A.: Student Senate, Freshman Secretary Schall, John .lo.seph Columbus B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Srhiiljert, E. Louise Columbus B Sc. in Bus. Adm Boot and Saddle. Historian; Foreign Trade Club; Spanish Club Salladi 1 ' orl.sn. B.Sc. in B Independci Ra Schear, Eucene Carl Oayfori B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Sigma Alpha Mu Schnmaker. Hntjh .1. Cmlion B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Beta Alpha Psi; Marching Band SmUU. lira.lioKl L. Sinilii. K.,l|.l, U. Uinsficld ToUo B Sc in Bus. Adm. B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Kappa Tau; Scabbard and Blade; Scarlet Mask; Swimming Snvd nvder. ttessie Paul Rocl orJ Snvder. ( i Z..„..sri .. Eiic [75] 1940 I ' -iigeii S.Mullcs. H. H Sc ,n Bu. Adm. InJortnJcm Men s A ucij:i .n. President; Student Senate: Student Court; Y.M.C.A ; Ohio Slater . Inc.. Treasurer Slensoii. F oIxtI A. lluiUrJ H Sc. in Bus. AJm. ( l.i I ' l.i. Publicity Chairman. S. u...int-.it-Arm(.. Activity |)ir.a..r: Ohio Slater Circulatic ManaRcr; Glee Club; Strollert: t .S.P.A.. Publicity Chairman; Fraternity Affairs I odd. David Everett C(..,,.(,.riJ f Sc. in Bus. Adm. routw i CnlumI,, B.Sc. in Bus Strollers; It X ' affis. M„ Fr .r ,..„l W ' rav R. Varner. I ' riiii B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delia UpMlo Mask; Freshi Freshman Tennis; Management Club Strollers; Sea Baseball; al Spencer, diaries A. Youngstown B Sc. in Bu. Adm Slevers. Cliarles Lewis c;ui i o is B Sc. in Bui. Adm. Phi Chi lope, liovte Nil Brier C-o ..nt(..,s ' B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Alpha Tau OmcKa; Makio; Fraternity Managers Association Strollers; Scarier Mask Udell. R.ill. Carolyne Zonesci ie B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Orchcsis; Pomerenc Advisory Board; ' cstministcr Cabinet, Secretary; Y.W.C.A.; Links; French Club; Pomerene Social Committee. Chairman al I Itirrv 1 lior ...,.r y B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Kappa Psi. Archon; Romophos. President; Bucket and Dipper. President; Sphinx, President; Toastmasters: Ohio Staters. Inc.. Y.M.C.A.; Freshman Activities; Student Senate. Freshman Secretary. Sophomore Secretary; Scarlet Mask. Executive Council. Business Manaser. President; Secretary of County Clubs; 1957 Sophomore Prom. Chairman; 19J9 Junior Prom. Chairman; 1940 Senior Prom. Chairman; Dads Day. Chairman Waclis. Beverly L. C p..r anJ S| ore, Jeanne Carson East Lit-rrpool B Sc in Bui. Adm. Deha Delta Delta. Srcrelary; SltoUer.. B irJ. Brownins Strouss. Cliireiii e .1.. Jr Yoiingsloii ' n B Sc. in Bu). Adm. Kappa Kappa Pii; Concert Band; Pulo Team; Polo Qub Tremoulis, Louis S. . farliris f ' erry B Sc in Bus. Adm. I llinanii. 1 loiiier Loi.pr N. cm B Sc in Bus. Adm. Beta Alpha Psi ' an Srolen. Ma L. Columbus B.Sc. in Bui Adm. Sigma Alpha Epiilon Waller. Rus.-iell . . B Sc. in Bus. Adra. Buckeye Club; Sw Manager; Marketil ( ' ...nccn Band. S. . Band. Busines- ' Scarlet Ma.k. zt. On Publ Cheering Seel WOSU Salon t.i.t,,..,. Carnival, Puhllclly Uiairn SENIOR am ' ■ 1 Wason. Harriet Lowell. Ind. B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. Kappa Delia, President: . Sigma Alpha Siijma, Treasurer; Y.W.C.A., Executive Council. Chairman of Service Committee; Links; Sociad. President • W ciiicr. Siilnov [rank C„l ,.... B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Epsilon Pi, President. Secretary; Hillcl. Council, Cabinet; Scarlet Mask. Musical Director; Band; Fraternity Presidents Council; Peace Mobilization Conunittec WVIsl.. William I. Sinitiqfirltl B Sc. In Bus. Adm. Sundial Wesllake, C. Arn,.M Youngntoirn Wliitiicv. Gcraltl C. C i.., . ,.n Wilm.s. Kolx-rl . . Co i,,n(.,,s B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Si«ma Phi Eps.lon; Scarlet Key. Junior Manager B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Dell.i Sigma Pi; Scarlet and Gray. Secretary; Scarlet Mask; Marketing Club; Y.M.C.A.; Foreign Trade Club; Foreign Policy Association; Industrial Management Club W ilson. . Kallilceii A anvspi .. Wolporl. Donal.l .1. Sloti()ent.i t. W.... Uvar l. W. . Cvlumius B.Sc. in Bus. Adm Orchesis; Newman Club B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Tau Delta; Ohio Staler... Inc.; Sundial. Business Manager; Scarlet M.isk; Senior Class Tre.i8urer; Y M.C.A , Social Chairman; Neuman Club B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma Workman, R.ilpli Danrilh ' ' in.in. I .r in II. ; ' ,.rls,MO l(, Zeiger, Georce Rolxrl Clereland Hcighh B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Sigma Pi. Men ' s Glee Club; Chorus; Marketing Club B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delta Tau Delta; Industrial Management Club B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Mu Beta Chi. Treasurer; Commerce College Council Zinimerman. Joan N. Co (1 mo us B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Phi Chi Thcia; Pomcrcnc Advisory Board; Women ' s Self Govcrnmeni Association. C;ouncil: Independent Women ' s Association, Ch.iinnan of Guest Nile Committee: Women ' s Self Government Association Cooperative House. Chairm;tn Treasurer RoI..rl O. 7-iinmeriJiaii. Columbus B Sc. in Bus. Adm. Sigma Chi; Y.M.C.A.. Advisory Board. Cabinet; Student Labor Board, Cha Mens Glee Club. Business Man.iger [7.-] 1940 OOLLGGG OF DMTISTRY 1 ■.2 nivv i ni 1 1 n i ' c) n e. )™ii I), W ,■..,!. II 1) l ' .. ll.-. sm r lo Or. I l.itrv S.«„,nv  ... ar |m,„.I.mI i,n ..I ll..- t ' .,ll,K.- ..t DrnlMfN in O, Injur. )Vt. nll.r In ,lisll„«„i.l,..,l s.Tvl..- .1 A.lM.i! n.-.in ol iIh- .nll.ur .lliriiiu ll.r prrxinn v.Mir. A «r.i.liml - o( Olilo Sl.il.- I ' iilv.t.ilv in i . Or. I ' o.llr  ... „, JMT ..I I ' l.i K.ipr. P«i. IM Oinrii... .l.nl.J Ir rn.lv. nn.l On.l.r o Ka| | .i I (xiion. Iinnurnry iliiil.il (rahinllx L 76 J I l.,;lur,m, III slii. .iiN ..II l ir ,i.,i.-, I of ( ,.• , .nl„ ,. ,.(.■ By olicrin  a com|)l( tc (iirriculnm iirulcr the liilelage ol highly (oiiiix-lciil iiisliiK lois. lli - ( ol- fi r ol I )cnlistry prepares students for this specialized [jrolession. Located in I laiiiilloii (lall. the I )eiilal Collefje has several clinics under its super ision, and does a great deal ol liarilahle work. I he clinic on the third floor of Hamilton Hall contains an array of dental chairs that amazes the isit()r. This clinic [)rovides a great deal of th( [)ractical e. [)crit ' nce and is reciuircd work loreverv stu- l( ' nt. The College of Dentistry became an integral part of the University in lOM. || has hecn made a memher of the Dental Faculties Association of American Universities. Prospective dental students must attend a college of liberal arts and sciences for at least two years before they are considered for admission into the Dental College. 1 he dental ourse itself re- |iiires four years of university work. The dental student is trained not only techriicalK . but also with regard to his jjersonality and appearance. Students are required to keep neat, and must wi-.u while oafs while on duty in the clinic. I he lact that the enrollriictil in ihe College of Dentistry is one of the largest in the countrv. [ ro- ides ample prool ol its popiilarit ' . Dr. Wendell D. Postle is the dean or the College. M.n Sludcnls 198 Women Sludenls Total 198 IJi-gii-is CiranlcJ 55 1 ' nc.ully 28 TKi. (oil.et ' ranks rv,-nli, in rnrollmrnl in ll.r naliun. I ' Ari. (■ KITCHrX. Sfcrelary An «lu Kitchen h nmus of Ohio State. Paul C. as (jeen connected willi the L ' ni- vi-isity sin till- positii Drntistrv ce 1925. hrst as on inslniclor and 1 assistant professor. I le has hlleil n as secretary of tile College ol from 1952 until the present time. ■7] Instntclor chvcltirifi ilpulid sUulvtil ' s work mm am Dr. CM.. lUU .s .oi, r„v ,.;,., ..,„.., ' ' - I Joseph Gnontlt and Allan Morilz Bader, Robert Dayton D.DS. Sisma Alpha Mu; Sundial; Ficshman Activilics; Inierfralcrnlty Plcdec Council; Strollers; Football; Wrestling; Treasurer c?f Senior Dentistry Class; Makio Dental Editor Milt Bcrman. . lilloii Akron D.DS. Phi Beta Delia; Makio; Sundial; Scarlet Mask; HilUI Brown, Rolierl T. Porlsrnoul t Di Ficllo. Aiitlionv .losepli UMolvwn hflcJman, Murlin lirooUyn. X, Y. D I) S. Alpha Omeita Becker. Karl William Colnmln.s D US Bonclv. Russell I ' lovd CrooksviUc D D.S. Thela Kappa Psi; Dental Student Council Close. 1 Sanuii.s . ' i hard I .oiiis Domjnnricli. Iiilin larL iVclc Bosltin D.D.S. i ' leiiiiiiuloii. Will lackson D n s K. Im ' ,i [78] : 4 1940 Rvn U.in,.rl .. „( . ,„ r, in llw Uo r y.M .■, ulory .. n„„ nl K ' „y SJ,.,eflor gel, J atltn Calvin, Louis Cleveland D U.S. Alpha Omiua. Vice President; Marchini: Band Garbus. Harrv Hudson. Sew Vort DDS. AIph.i Omega, Chancellor Cmaiiclt. loxpl) lolni n..,..- ,,,,. Hill, James .l.-ff.TM.n liel,,r,. DDS. Pm Omcsa; Thcla Xi D.D.S. Delta Upsilon Hiitv. I oiiald Kufiene Co m,.iL,.s Cr,,.,. Kalman, Harold ew York Cilv n n s. D.D.S.; A B. Alpha OmcKa I.il,n„n. I,. k ll„NN..r,l MrCrearv. Clare hrecierirk Co(.,m(,„; |1 1) s D.D.S. P.i Omcea |iller. Den.iW. ;„n, ... . DDS. P.i Otncsa Miller. R..L..r William Linua DDS. P i OmcKa; Professional In erfralernilv Council [79] mm am . ,il ,(iriv iJilUlu pr,.,Hiri.s (or Uoqer l,ller r.•l ■il■l■ Jcu.i Imrvl rorii ll.irM K il.iiai. scans fde next patient Miss Mooney Moritz. Allan S Jr. Oberlin. Hovt Robert Cincinnati MansfielA D.D.S, Phi Beta Delta D D.S. Phi Kappa Tau; Mens Glee Club Flotl in. Irvine 1 Price, Robert V. BrooWyn. iW,,. Yc rl Yoiintisloirn R D S D.D.S Chi Ph. Raish. R. Paul Ray, William Spies Bellevue -ancaslcr D.DS. Psi Omcija DDS. Rodinskv. Dan Sanfilippo, liiinos losepli Soiild FalLburg. , V„. Vorfc C(. land D.D.S. Alpha Omega D.D.S. Scl.afllrr, l .v Seymour. Shirley Slevensoi Amiurs, PainesriUe D.D.S. D.n.S Delta Sium.i Delta i f % . i c [80] 1940 Or. Harry Spanfifiibprg malte some new slides |)(■ •rl. I larrv A. CLreUA ' D.D S. Steiner. Ric li.ird Kcnl Pandun, Stt ' inleld. iieiijaniin liarringlon W ' lweling. V „ ii D.S. Alpha Omica, Sccrclarv: Dental Student Council; Ohio State Reserve Officers Association; Hillel Cabinet I Seymour gives patient thorougit check up Roy Schaeller u or ts denture jAatea S|H.-ll,.Tu. S l ,.ii Mit,i,,. eu Vort, . V. D.D.S. Secretary of Senior Dentistry Class Steinerl. Ren Singleton Ukcvood D D.S. Si racier. C liarles, Jr. ),lVlOM S..il,.r. I ' aul W. C fnterhurg D DS. I ' m Omeca Zoll. An.lr.u I nd.ri. k h,nsfield i rat li. .lanirs . lark Codimfctis D D S. Phi Kappa Psi; P i Omega [81] li ooLLGGE OF mmm MM I II K ' l Y Kl i:i . ;),■,.„ I). ,n ,iU,„ .,s Ki.ni !.. . I.rrn a pn l.....r nl .-.(.....lim. ..I )l.... Mot. I nivrrsilv Mil.. ' [ ni. ,.n.l IVi.n ..I ill. ' C.ll. ' tf.- him.. ' M.. . I n- l ' ., ' Mn„sU I,..  „, ,„«u. i..l.-.l  nl. ill. ' IniU St. Itnr. ' .i.i ..I I .1... .. Ih.n II. ' I. ,. ....•n.i. -r ..I ll.. ' .il...n..l I ' ...niiiill..- .... Stan.L.nl |{. ' |..r|. I..r in !.!..!!....! ..I lllulu-r ..III. . ill..... A........in ( ...i... .1 ..I. I .I.1...I...M I l l,. It. ' ta K.ipim [82] ; .or 7 ' . Im.I «M. slM ,...l .. . ' i.. r for llir : lii iliori CJleyi: (i . ' isls liii i ' iil iril i the fnanniag oj itieir si-lwaulfs. Establislu ' d in IU()7. llic ( ' ollcuc ol [{cIik alion ol llic ( )lii() Slatr I iiivcrsily is second in size only to Coliiml)ia University. Its stanclaids are so l)i li that any sc liool in llie [ .asl will a( e|)t the education crailiiates ol tliis school without examination. Fiesides olferin the finest education courses (jossilile. the ( ' olletje ol l.diK.ilion olleis iii ui specialized courses, trainintj the student lor a jjosition as school nurse, psychologist. su[K ' r isor or principal. Courses in this Colle ;e are so much in demand that special summer courses are oHered. Besides having the best in theoretical work, students in this College have a first hand o[)f)ortunily to observe the methods of teaching and of supervision at the University School. I his school employs modern methods of psychological teaching, methods far more valuable than the old-fashioned vnare passing on of facts. 1 his school, established in !0j2. has been extremely successful: and in a short time if is anticif)ated that these methods of teaching will be emf)loyed in all progressive communities. Aidirig the [)rospe(tive teac hers, a very compleli ' placement service is inainiained il llie ( oihge. Also, a general information and complete statistics bureau is kept up to dale. Headed by Dean Arthur .1. Klein, assisted by Junior Dean Lesion Love, this College is one of the most [)rogressive colleges in the I ni (Tsil . M.n Slucienls 7 0 omen Shinenis I j I - Toh.l 2r i n.-cri-es ( .r.iiit. l 321 uliv r.i .- cM-er mnks scrond in rnrnll.o.nl. ( oluiiil)i.i tieine fir t. UAVMUXD IJ. IJI.Wl.l I. ,V.r..|ary Serreinn- Rnytnoiul D. Bi-nncll lias Ix-.n iissoriati-d willi Oliio Sinir I ' nivi-rsily sime 1018. lii-ing rhosrii iis Si-crolary of ill.- C ' ulli-g,- of Rduralion in 1025. and an a - s.i ial.. prol.-ssor of rdti.alion sinri- lOjl H.. meiv.-,! Lis A.B and MA .l.-er... al Ollerl .in Collee,. I.I ll K I l.() l.. .......r ).•. s?] I ' n-viniis In lakinc iIip pnsilion as Junior Dean ol llu- lollrgr of l:duralion. Lrslri L l vr liad a n idr inltKalional rx| rri.-n(.-. I.avine rrr.i «l Lis B.S. and M.S. nl Orrgon Slal.- Iniversilv and Lis Pli.D. from Oliiu Stale, tfr lias also Ix-rn a5so- rialf professor of litis College. Adams, Emma New Boston Alireiull. Columhu: It. I-: i:iois Aldridge. Snriili Toronto B.Sc. in Ed. Dormilory Assembly Baljiotk. Eugene W. Anaover B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Sigma Barber. Eaura Ellen Ashley B.Sc. in Ed. Chorus; Women ' s GU-c Club Bartlett. Estlur . . Chardon B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Chi Omega. Trcasun Pomcrcnc Advisory Board. Sludcnl Relations CommitI y.W.C.A.; Links Heitler. . iarv E. Columhus B.Sc. in Ed. Women s CAa- Club. Presiden Manager; Student W, President; Delta Bciiiii ' ll. Beiijaii Columhus B.Sc. in Ed. Tau Alpha; Chorus; Anderlon. Martha J. Co ..m(,.-s B.Sc 1 Ed. Mathematics Club; Physical Education Club Board; Badminton Club Board; Cho Hockey Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Outing Club; Archery Club Baird, Margie Alice Columbus 15anutl. Roberta M. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. K..ppa Phi; Pi Lambda Thcta Havs. Rt.tl, ( ' ;„.r ,.slo,,. V. -a. B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Phi Alph.i Epsilc Hillc liell. Marii Columbus 11 Cillicriii B.Sc. in Ed Chi Omega. Sc Chairman; Pom Board; Strollers Freshman Aetiv rctary. Rushinfi ercnc Advisory Y.W C.A.; lies Key Beriiiger, . cla Icrii WMo B.Sc. in Ed. Independent Women ' s Alanoff. X ' ivieiiiie M. West e,r Vorl. B.Sc. in Ed. Hillel Players: Hillcl: Mid- Mirrors; Commercial Educali r Club Anthony, Harhm . ' X. Christian. West irffinia B.Sc in Ed Pi Kappa Alph.i Baker, l orotliv l.ilecn nlle Secretary; Strollers: Y.W.C.A Women ' s Varsity Debate Team liarr. I.tlna 11... (■o „m .,i.. cretary: did-Miri al Information ce: French Club Columbus lie I Bell, Samuel I .(•cirian Columbus B.Sc. Phi Mu Alpha; Phi Et.i Sii;m.,; Upper Division of the Education College Student Council: Conceit Band, Secretary; Marching Band: Symphony Orchestra Bitldle. ia.L C laNl.n, Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa; Independe Men ' s Association. Executive Committee, Chairman of Secretarial Committee [84] SEiioR am Bi«-I,er. Claris Cli.irli Columlm, H.Sc. in Ed. InJcpcndent Women ' Asaociation; French Club hiiiiul, L iur - ' || Columbus II. Sc. in Ed. Alpha Kappi Alpha; Y.W.C.A. liittncr. Miiri.w RoseviUe B.Sc. in EJ. Independent Womt-n • Auociation liIa .i T. I allir ClovvlanA B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Chi Omcsa; Soronly Houic Am Y.W.C.A. l.iL.l. Mid-Mil :nibly; Bolliger, X ' csta Ahilene. Kan. B.Sc. in Ed. liostelmnnn. Clarissa r.;sf,.yo„ H.iJson. iV. Y. liolon. Riilli W ' elhville i l.-l.-n Phi Mu: Eta Siema Phi; French Club; YV.C.A. Blancke. Clay Henrv ' Sandushy B.Sc in Ed. Ela Siitma Phi; Phi Eu Siima; Frenhman Bateball; Vanity Ba eball IMuiii, Sylvia fi. ' f llr . B.Sc in Ed. Alpha Ep.ilon Phi, Pre idcnl; MidMirrort; Y.W.C.A.; Hillel. IntcrFailh fjouncil Chairman lioroli. KoImtI W ' ar.l Tiffin B.Sc. in Ed. Eta Sigma Phi. Pylotu; University Grange Bowers. Madeline June Braty. Sarali Jane BeUffonlaine New Ijmdon B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Bratlsliciw, Columbus Sarali Jane Brady. Jii Akron :k He Brelini. Bells Coriiiiic Doylon K.ippa Kappa G.i r i,,. Brill. Ida leanette Columbus H.Sc. in Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha. Secretary; Ohio Stater Art Staff; Pen and Brush Club. President; Puppeteer of America Brooks, PI.erice M. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Broimlilon. Jack W. Co iinifciiS B.Sc. m Ed. Broun. ll.J.MlE. Brimner. Cieraldine Briinner. Jean Rose Columbus Cletfloml Hcigbl, Columbus H.Sc. in Ed. Independent Women .Association; French Club B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Gamma. Song Chairman; Pen and Brush Club; Links; Y w.r . B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Omicron: Education College. Upperclasamen Student Council; Symphonic Choir; Women ' s Glee Club; Chotu. 1940 [85] Bunvell. Clara Jane Caris, Gerfrude Jean Carpenter. I ' lorent ■ IV Columbus Columhu, hlonlpelier B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc in Ed Scholiris: Pi Lambda Thcu; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Student Pi Omega Pi. Vice-President; Independent Women ' s Labor Board; Sigma Eta Chi. President; Y.W.C.A.; Home Ohio Commercial Teachers Association; Undergraduate Association; Mid-Mirrors; Mathematics Club Economics Club Mathematics Club; Linki; Dormitory Assembly; Commercial Education Club Casel.olt. Russell B. Carter. Harry Harmon Caulkins. Dime ' al ! ' Quincy ' i iam.«pon W ' anseon B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa. Secretary; Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Delu Kappa; Marching Band; Concert Phi Eta Sigma Band; Freshman Track Cliamljcrliii, . |arllui S. Cliapiiian, hrances M. Clio.irou. Rnlli D. Cofumt«5 Columbus Cleveland B.Sc. in Ed M.A. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mirrors; Chimes; Ohio Stater. Circulation Theta Upsilon X4akio; Student Labor Board; Hillel: Mid-Mirrors; Independent Manager; Womcns Ohio; Women ' s Association Brov -ning Cleaveland. Henrv G. a .f . ar.J B.Sc. in Ed. ClirisHan. Bernke B. Cleveland Clark. Betty Jean G(en or J Delta Upsilon; Bucket and Dipper: Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Delta Phi: Toastmaster ' s Club; Phi Delta Sigma: Phi Delta B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa; Education Council. Vice- Y.W.C.A.: Natural History Physical Educ.ilion Club; Swan President; Men ' s Physical Club; Independent Women ' s Club Education Association, Vice- Association Presidcnt-Trcasurer; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; Varsity O ; ■Y.M.C.A.: Junior Class President of 1940; Homecoming Dance. Chairman. 1939; Ohio Staters. Inc.; Cheer Leader Cohen. Annetta RutK Colien. Eleanore V. Coil. Lvsbeth Ann Qarlisfcurg. W. Vo. Cleveland Heights Fargo. N. D. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Eta Sigma Phi. President; Women ' s Varsity Debating Team Chi Omega; Y.W.C.A.; Dormitory Assembly, Chairman; Elementary Education Club Scholaris; Pi Omega Pi; Women s Self Government Association. Council; Mid- Mirrors; Linlcs; Student Member of the Ohio Commercial Teachers Association Combs. Willa RmII, Conner. Ted Harrison Conrad. Nina Belle Cohtmhua Byesvdle West Chester B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc in Ed. Sigma Kappa; Makio. Sophomore Editor; Chorus; Y.W C A.; Kappa Phi Kappa, Vice President; Scabbard and Blade. Zcta Tau Alpha: Women ' s Glee Club; Chorus Elementary Education Club; Ohio Treasurer; Polo Club; Ohio Education Association: Freshman Educational Association; Activities; Lens and Shutter Interfratcrnity Pledge Masters Club; Pomcrcnc Library Associ.ntion Committee Conway, Dorotliy L. Cook, Lloise I.illia Cooper. Mary E. Columhu, Colnmbu, ro( m( „s B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.F A. Kappa Phi; Pi Lambda Theta; Phi Mu; Browning; Pen and Eta Sigma Phi Brush ' W ' ■% [86] nun iuu d)|)per, I ' erris Piorce Clumlm, It FA. K:ippi Siema: Mlklo; Y.M.C.A Si rollers; Bind C.v. C ' l.ll M.C.n.i CAnmbii, H Sc. in Ed. S.Mrlet Mask: Sirollcri: Pen and Pencil; Pen and Brush I )ay. Cora Elizabeth Co iimous li Sc. in Ed Sch..l..ri ; Y.W.C.A.. Executive CiMincit; Brownint:; Independent I )c.soln) Columbw, I! Sc. in Ed. I ' h. Mu Alph, Ri R. Chi M, i: Symphoni Glee Club: Y.M.C.A. Dove, Helen NIarie Centerhurg B.Sc. in Ed. InJcpt-nJcnt Women ' s A-«oci.ition; Women ' s Self Government Association, Chairman of Housing Assembly I )iiriii. i l.iri)l(l . rrliie (icncva B.Sc. In Ed. I ' lti Mu Alpha, Treasurer; Symphonic Band; Marching lliind I ' .clwards. Carol Louise Cohtmhus B.Sc. in E. Alpha Ch 1. Presiden Self iment Association; Secretary; Y.W.C.A. Coriiiuloii. Mart ' arct Cnlumhu, B.Sc. in Ed. Chi UmeiEa, President, Rushil Chairman; Sundial; Freshman Activities; Y W.C.A ; Mid-Mirrors Curtis Illyria B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Phi I ' .miiia .1. Dean, Christina Louise Co .im(.in B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Thcta Sigma; Koada Council Dillon. Da Co ' umoia R. DuBois, Ailene Columbua B.Sc. in Ed. Women ' s Glee Club, Secretary; Chorus: Y.W.C.A., Executive Council; Advisory Board, Conference Chairman Diiniiin , Ida Maruarel Stiaaysiae B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Xi Delta; Delta Phi Delta; Ohio Stater; Browning; Chorus, Treasurer; Pen and Elh Gi r, Peggyann ,cnviUe in Ed. Alpha Kappa Alpha Theu; Sundial; Student Senate; Women ' s Recreation Association, Vice President; Orchesis, President; Golf Club, President; Badminto Club; Physical Education Club: Hockey Club; Bowline Club Cowller. . iarnaret .1. CrtK.!,.,..! .. B Sc. in Ed. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Trcasu Davis, Wrnoii ( ) ven Ukvivood B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Eta Sigma. President; Phi Delta Rappa; Strollers: Ohio Union Board of Overseen, President; Scarlet Mask; Ohio Staters, Inc. Dennis, Ruth E. ColumUs B.Sc. in Ed. Browning; Women ' s GI Y.W.C.A. Donovan, Douglas M. Toledo B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Sigma Phi; Freshman Water Polo; Y.M.C.A. Dunham, Muriel E. KlnAerhook N. Y. B.Sc. in Ed. Indrpendent Women ' s Association Edginu ' lon, Ilorente R. B«xioy B.F.A. Delta Gamma; Phi Omega Phi; Women ' . Glee Club; Commcrcul Education Club Evans, Eleanor . Columhu3 B Sc. in Ed Pi Beta Phi; Makio Staff; Browning: Foil and Mask 1941 [87] Fairmaii, Columuus B Sc. .n Ed. Vernon Will Fickcll, Betty Louise Columblts B.Sc. in Ed. Boot and Saddle, Junior Historian, Senior President; Tennis Club Fogoros, Micliael, Jr. Bedford B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa; Education CollcRC Honor Roll; Lantern; Men ' s Physical Education Ncw5 Editor; Mens Glee Club; Strollers; Freshman Track and Cross Country Team; Buckeye Club; Y.M.C.A.; Mens Physical Education Association, President Frederiksen, Ann E. Columhiis B.Sc. in Ed. Chimes. President; Eta Srsma Phi; Mortar Board; Y.W.C.A., Secretary; Executive Council; Mirrors; Browning Gamboa, Emma Maria Casta Rica. lUrrdia. Cenlral America Feicenbaum, Mortimer Cleveland B.A.. B.Sc. in Ed. Student Labor Board; Glee Club; Chorus; Hillcl Radio Players Fippin, Miirtbii Rose Lancastrr B.Sc. in Ed. „. , „ Physical Education Club. Boai Swan Club; Hockey Club Fort, William Howard Columbus I) Sc. in Ed. Kappa Alpha Psi, President; Koada Council, Treasurer , Ed. Thei Gerfz, Milda Edna Ge Feltman, I.enore Jean Palerson. N. . B.Sc. in Ed. , „ Phi Sigma Sinma; Sundial; Bo. and Saddle; Archery Club; American Student Alliance; Chairman Sorority House Assembly; MiJMirror,; Linl French Club; Hillel Foundatu.r Fiske, Harold H. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Mens Glee Club, Libra Secretary, Student Ditcc Symphonic Choir. Libra Student Director; Chotu Student Director Franke, Sylvia Lynnc iMon.fifM B Sc. in Ed. Hillel Student Council; W OSU Players; Hillel Radio Players, Director; Ohio School of the Air Fulton, Hilda Jane Porlsniotim B.Sc. in Ed. Beta Phi Delta; Women ' s Recreational Association; Chorus; Boot and Saddle, Vice President. Historian; Pen and Brush Club; Neil Hall, Tr Gelber, Erna llacliensack N. ]. B.Sc. in Ed. Zeta Tau Alpha Chorus; Women Symphonic Choii Gills. Ma ie Etta I ' orl.m.mlh H.Sc. in i-:j Zeta Tau Alpha; Pometcne Advisory Board; Chorus; Women ' ; Glee Club; Y.W.C.A.; MiJ ' Mirrors Geyer, Marfiaret Jane ; ' iiis(, .r„;.. I ' u. B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu; Student Labor Board; y.W.C.A.; French Club Goldberg, Wil f.or,.rr. nSc. in Ed. Y.M.C.A.; Forum S Society; Hillel .Slude Scarlet Ma Squad; Intr Championship Te n. Furnian, Jean Marion Toledo B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Delta Delta. Corrcspondinc Secretary; Women ' s Recreational Association Board; Browning; Hockey Club; Physical Education Club. ' Vice-President George, Isabeall Uutli Marlel B.Sc. in Ed. ,, . „ Pi Omega Pi; University House Assembly; Links; Y.W.C.A. i t.il Giesy, Job youtui l mn B.Sc. in EJ. Phi Delta Chi Gordon, Earl A. Cirrlcritlc HSc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa; Pen and Brush: R.O.T.C., Captain; Military Ball. Decoration Chairman, l SV. Beaui Arts Ball; Ohio Education Associal [88] SENIOR CLUSS C ' rny, R. Benlon iVcii- KcHsififilon. Pa. H FA. Delia Phi Delta. ViccPrciJci Sundial. Art SlatI; Pen and Hriish ( Mill,. l-lllK, AlliM (lorrsloii ' H. !. Dortlia May B.Se. in Ed. Physical Educatit Fellowship Housi Club: Hockey Club Haiintz, Dorotliv L. Colnmtm. H.Sc. in Ed. Chi Omega il.ndcrson. Betty II. CU.mlms I! Sc. m Ed. Hersliey, EtIicI Miie CoU.mhus Crimes. Murgaret E. Zonosrliic B.Sc. in Ed Zela T...1 Alpha: Wc.meni Rccrealiunal Aiiuciation. Ncwipapcr Reporter. Board; Women Physical Education Club Board; Women ' . t;lee Club; Chorus; Browninu; Varsity Volleyball; Varslly Hockey: Varsity GoH; Archery Club. Vice President; Ci.K Club, Hockey Club. President Hall. Ralph Herljcrt PaincviU,- B Sc. in Ed Kappa Phi Kappa. PrcMdenl; Physical Science Club. Chairman; Education O.llcBe Council. President; Scabbard and Blade; Fraternity Presidents Council; Student Senate; Men ' s Physical Education Association; Ohio Ediicition A. ociali..n; Flyini; Club Hart. Marllia Jane Cannhm B.Sc. in Ed. Scholaris; Delta Omicton; Club; Chorus; Orchestra; Westminster Dormitory. Secretary Hawk. Dorothy Helen C.ir ,o,. Hill B.Sc. in Ed. Thela Upsilon. Treasurer; Archery Club: Commercial Education Club; Y.W.C.A.; Pomerene Social Committee llldt TXlil. Illhitnn Aiislinixirg •d. ga; Strollers; Pen B.Sc lEd. Kappa Phi. President; I ' hilomathean Society; Pomerene Advisory Board; Women ' s Gl.e Club; Browning; Y.W.C.A.: W omen ' s Self Government . ssociation Hill. .lane Marcaret Coftirnutis B Sc . . nbda Theta. Treasi Vocational Information Conference. Coordinator; Sigma Phi; Independent V Association: Y.W.C.A.: Eta B.Sc. ii Chi O Brush HiiliS. Roliert Wilson 0. .i .(.i.s B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu Alpha; Sytophony Orchestra; Concert Band; Marching Band Hiiitlniarsli. .Ia 1 R. . Iim1. iI,i B.Sc, in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa; Varsity Wrestling Cninn, Lot lieen E. Mgona. la B Sc. in Ed Harris, Charles W. C li iCOl i« Symphony Orchcstr Club; Chr. Mens Glee Haslett. Mary Louise ( ,lumlm, B Sc. in Ed. Women ' s Glee Club; Browninf Boot and Saddle Hayes. Chiudc Morton r,.(..,n .us Herolcl. . ' larion E. Co urr.Ltii, B.Sc. in Ed. Zeta Tau Alpha, President; Freshman Activities: Freshman Panhellenic; Mid-Mirrors: Commercial Education Club, Treasurer I liu ' t!iii . Jolm Icrherl (Vo.xJ.n,p. K. . B Sc. in Ed. Phi Delta Theta; SvcimminR Team. Captain; Varsity O ; (jptains Club; Mens Physical Education Association; All American Swimming Team Hinke, Henrv Calvin Clefflaml B.Sc. in Ed. Ohio Stateri Club: Mak Inc.; Toastmastcrt .u. . ......X.. Freshman BusincM Stall; Student Senate; National Inter-f lleciale Christian Council; National Council of Y.M.C.A ; Eiccutive Council oj Ohio Youth; Council of North American Student Chilttian Movements; StiolU.;- WOSU. Radio Players; Fre.hman Football; Y M C A.. President. Ohio Area Student; Camp Leaders Institute. Chairman: Senate Community Service Award; Senior Class Day Committee; Eiecutive Commiltrr of Religionln-LifeWeek 1940 [89] Hoffman, Ruth Branch HiU B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Bcia Phi; Foil and Mask. Secretary, Prcaidcnt Huber, Virginia Ruth Findlay B.Sc. in Ed. Chi Omega: Sliollcrs; Drama Studio Hy Wilma Jane Was iinglon Cowl House B.Sc. in Ed. Y.W.C.A.; Trianon: Elementary Education Club: Ohio Education AMOciation; Pen and Brush: Independent Women ' s Association Jelei On , Ceraldine Bess aha. cl,r. B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu, Vice-President: Browning; Links; Publicity Committee of Women ' s Self Government Association Hopkins, Maurice B. AWison MiHs B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa, Historian; Epsilon Pi Tau; Industrial Aru Club; Ohio Education Association Humble, Myrtle Alice T pr. Texa, B.Sc. in Ed. Sigma Theta Tau, Vice- President; Independent Women ' Association Jackson, Mary Louise Cmumhus B.Sc. in Ed. Eta Sigma Phi, Vice-President: Y.W.C.A. Executive Council; Independent Women ' s Association, Executive Council: Browning; French Club: Links Jennings, William A. Columbus B-Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa; Marching Band, Manager; University Orchestra; University Symphonic Band; Chorus Uowaril, ' erda Ma Chagrin Foils HutcKeson, Francis J. ' eslert ' i e B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Chi; Kappa Phi Kappa Janson, Blair F. Jefferson B.Sc. in Ed. Johns, Ruth Ellen New Wilmington. Pa. B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Delta; Y.W.C.A.; Links Johnson, Robert Earl Jones. Helen Elizabeth Jones, Marjory L. HP? 9 ■ HH BB Ravenna Newark Co ..,nb„s Bf vj ■ B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. H9j V L . ■ H — . 1 BeU Theta Pi; Sphinx; Sigma Physical Education Club; Pi Beta Phi; Sundial; Makio; H H 4tQf k V fM Delta Pi; Scarlet Mask; Hockey Club; Badminton Club Strollers. Assistant Business k fl H 0 Swimming; Varsity O ; Men ' s Physical Education Association Manager; Bowling; Mid-Mirrors: Y.W.C.A. L 4— fli H Bt ' rM ■ !■ Wim 1 W % Kahananui, Dorothy A. Kehon, Marv Julia Kelblev, Betty Jane wmm W WM ra| ono(u u. Hau-oii BeltJehem. Pa. Columlus wr jgKKk B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. m Ed. B.Sc. in Ed m ? 1 Pi Lambda Theta; Forum Club; Newman Club. Historian pv ■Zjl h H ' Y.W.C.A.; Cosmopolitan Club, K i Vice President y J rni i Kciuifiiy, Margaret J. King. Charles W.. Jr. King, Janet I ' Jizuljflli H ER ■ V HH Cleveland Qiiincy, Moss. Columbus H i ■ n l B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed E - L . H H VI J B Tau K.inpa lip.ilon; Men ' s Physical Education Association; Alpha Xi Delta; Strollers L l ■ 3 B3 B F 1 - mB H Bl %j l l B o M MM .l H Cross Country Club 1 WL 1 ' H 1 [90] SEIIOR i m . Kintf, Mary Elizabeth CoTumbiu, I! A . H Sc in EJ. S holjri.; Phi Alpha Thcla; Krench Club; Y.W.C A. I il(lifn, Janese RicUy Delaware M.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Chi Omega, ( orrcspondine Socrctary; Y.W.C.A .: Link.; Forum Club; trench Club; Geneva Club. Secretary Komara, Joseph W. Sirulhera B Sc. inEd. Kiplincer. Elisabeth B. Columfcuj B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Alphi Theia; Pi Omega Pi: Sundial. Aiiociaie Hu ineu Manager; Strollcri Kiviniemi, Aiino J. Warren B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu Alpha; Symphonic Chair; Men ' i Glee Club. Secretary; Chorus Kramers, Margaret L. I ' cehskiU.N.Y. B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Lambda Theta Ki irner. Mar ' Mertus Yoiirifisfnu ' n U.3C. in LJ. Pi Omcsa Pi; Independent Womrn ' Auuciation; Phi Lambda Delu Kniiflit, Evelyn E. Columbus B.Sc. inEd. Kiiechle. Marcella C. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Beta; Chorm I.aiiver, Jack C. Broolfi fe H.Sc. inEd. K.ipp.i Phi K.ippa; Men Physical Education Tower Club I.eiman. loliii Meliim f3,.l ..r H Sc. in Hd. Scabbard and Blade; Education Council; Student Senate l.ittelton, Jane Cir Je.;i e n Sc. in Ed. Delta Delta Delta; Commercial Education Club; Y.W.C.A.; Long, Gretchen V. Toledo II Sc. in Ed. Sirollcrj; Philosophy Club; R:idio Players; Little Theater Group Lawyer, Helen G. Pleasant Valley B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu, Treasurer; Brou Links; Women ' s Self Government Association. Publicity Committee Levin, Dorothy Rose yoim;|sfoii;n B.Sc. in Ed. Sophomore Cabinet; Hillel; Mid- Mirrors; Alpha Epsilon Phi, Treasurer, Secretary Locliwoocl. Helen Y. Garfield Heights B.Sc. InEiL Lnoina, Matt Jonas V UT«I B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu Alpha, Prctideot; Symphony Orchestra; Concert Band. Librarian; Marchinj Band, Manager Lege. Marjorie Irene Columhu, BSc. inEd. Phi Omega Pi; Choriis; Womcn ' i Glee Club: Y.W.C.A. Levine, Abe Nathan Clevelarul B Sc in Ed. Cross Country Club, Bcrd Long. Doris P. Campbell. N. Y, B.Sc. in Ed. Delu Delta Delu; Orchcsis; Brownine; Women ' s Athletic Association; Archery Club; Physical Education Club Mackey, Paul Retting Gallon MA. in Ed. Assi. (ant Freshman Football Coach 1940 [91] Mallernee, Evelyn L. Sebring B.Sc. .n Ed Eu Sigma Phi; Y.W.C.A.; Independent Women ' s As«ocuIion; Maboninf; County Club Martin, Jolin Henry WeHslon B.Se. m Ed. Phi Mu Ali ha: Alumni Secretary: Concert RanJ MtCoy, Betty Allen W ' as iingion Couri House B.Sc. in Ed. Physical Education Club; Swan Club McManus. Laura E. Flushing. N. Y. B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Delta. Vice President; Hi Lambda Theta: Y.W.C.A.; Industrial Arts Club Merrill, Jack Arnold Toledo B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu Alpha; Chorus; Symphonic Chorus; Varsity Miller, Grace Gardner Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. . idlllllilM ' ll, RoiiiiiiiK ' B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Delta; Orchcsis; BtowninE; Hockey Club; Y.W.C.A.; Physical Education Club Marling. Dorothy F ' . Dayton B.Sc. in Ed. Zeta Tau Alpha; Stroller ; BrowninK; Womens Glee Club; Y.W.C.A. Maxwell, Jean II. liexley B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu; Browning; Links Y.W.C.A. M.C.IIough. Earl D. Columbus Marsliall, Dolores lUun.lnd. B.Sc. in Ed. Maver, Charles O. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi Kappa; Indusir Arts Club; Y.M.C.A. Mr ( lowan, Marianna Greenville MiiHiKliaii, Margaret Columbus dplla Xi .W.C.A. Meyer. Jean Newman PorlsHlotilM kappa Kappa G; Browning Miller, Juanita Mary Columbus Mentzer, Anne B. AUron B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Gamma, President; C.t and Gown Committee; Y.W.C.A. Miller. Ethel Marie (■..  i,if..„ Xi Delta, President; lan P.inhcllenic. Preside! Panhcllcnic Miller, Margaret Columbu. Moore. ( irace Jean W ' orl iinfllon B.Sc. in Ed. Independent Women ' s Moore. Sara Am Portsmouth [92] SENIOR nm . ® Moriey. Paul E. CaLmL,,, B Sc in EJ Epsilon Pi Tail: K ippi Phi Kjpp.i. SirrKcant at Arms; InJuMrul Ari Club. Proidtn Xeese, Edward T. Coltimlius SiinJi.il; Ohio Suicr: Frcihrna Y.M.C.A.; Scarlet Mast; Pen anJ Btii.h: WOSU; ProRram. NiitCii i n Interiors ..l...l. ( .ertr.ulf B. (■.....U.....I Morrical. Mary E. Columlm, Pace, Carey M. Wiirncistcr, Marion ' . U.i. iV. Y. B Sc. m EJ. Stroller.; Y.W.C.A.; Links ()vl)..r.i. Carrol! A. .u,.ar.;., ,„r9 B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Sisma; Phi Mu Alpha; Eta Pi Tau; Industrial Arts Club Padan. Edna Anna ColumUs B.F.A. I ' cillerson. Margaret E. ortsinoii i B.Sc. in Ed Eta Siuma Phi. Treasurer; Symphony Orchestra; Salon Orchestra; Y.W.C.A.; Independent Women ' s ' i. Urin-J. R.tll, R. Kaopa Y.W.C Delta; Pen and Brush; Powell. Ruth Tu (iirifcoir. r iina B Sc. in Ed. Chinese Student ' s Club; Cosmopolitan Club Peacork, . l.iry l.ydia A oorpsi ' i i ' . Ii ,l B.Sc. in Ed. Sijma Theta Tau ■ Ix-rt I ' oil.r. ( B.Sc. in Ed. Glee Club. T Symphonic Chi Powell, Tseng C. Hanltou China B Sc. in Ed. Chinese Student ' s Club; Cosmopolitan Club Neal, David Smifh llorrml D Sc. in Ed. . i liolas, Rose MeJo B.Sc. m Ed. Orchestra; Women s GIm Qub; O.shorn, I ucile ColumLits B.Sc. in Ed. Patrick, Mary Ellen Crrifcrtiiffj B.Sc. in Ed. Siifma Eta Chi; Marion County Club Secretary l- ' hiliips, Eugenia B. Cofiimfclis B Sc. in Ed. Kappa Delta; Pen and Brush- Ohio Stater I ' osllc, , niia Mac lldhiora B Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi; Eta Sigma Phi; Bro«-ninB; Y.W.C.A.; French Club; Independent Women ' s Price, Riilli .Ifanette Tiflin 1940 [93] Puncheon. Sara Jayne Canton B.Sc. in Ed. Badminlon Club. Secretary, President; Women 5 Recreational Awociation; TcnnU Club; Independent Women s Association; Links Ray, Ruth Elizabeth Columbia B.F.A. Delta Gamma R ' I)er. Anne . ,lu.i c. B Sc. in Ed. Chorus; Physical Education Clur; Archery Club; Badminton Club; Hockey Club; Outins Club; Y.W C.A ; Dormitory Assembly Renner. Hilnia S. Columhus Gamm ' a Delta. Social Chairman; Pomercne Advisory Committee; Chorus; Ohio Education Association Richey. William H. LakevfUe B.Sc. in Ed Kappa Phi Kappa; Ep ilon Fi TaSi Alpha Eta Key. Editor; Ohio Education Association Roberts, Julia A. WesierviUe B.Sc. in Ed. Salvino, Roma Ann Leetonto B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Omega Pi. Treasurer; Commercial Club; Newman Club; Ohio Commercial Teacher ' s Association Schettler. Carrie Dee Columhus B.Sc. in Ed. . , _ Phi Mu. Vice President; Browning; Kappa Phi; Links Sell, Wilma May Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Xi Dell.,; Y W.c A.; Links; Dormitory Assembly. Proi ' cct Committee Rhodes. N ' irginia Belle Columbus B.F.A. Y.W.C.A.. Executive Council Riese. Mary Jane Columbus B Sc in Ed. Chi Omega; Sundial; Stroller Y.W.C.A. Ro.sentlial. Bettie W ' aslunglori, D. C. B.Sc. in Ed. „ ., Sigma Delta Tau. President; Hillcl Cabinet; Links. Coron Chairman; Mid-Mirrors Sammetinger, Carroll Lima B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Alpha Theta Schrolucke, Viola A. Sidney B.Sc. in Ed. ,.,,., Women ' s Clce Club; Madrigal r rnur,. nhoftta Group; Chorus Sciilt. Alice Jeanne Columhus B.Sc. in Ed, Alpha Xi Delta; Links; Y.W.C.A,; Spanish Club Richardson. C. A. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Theta Upsilon Rivlin. Ida New Yorl, N. Y. B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Lambda Theta Ross. Enili Va Circlepiue B.Sc. in Ed. Industrial Arts Club Sarkkineii. Esco Fairporl Harbor B.Sc. in Ed. Beta Theta Pi; Bucket and Dipper; Sphinx; Varsity Football Seelbach. Elfleda Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Phi; Women ' s Glee Club; chorus; Symphonic Choir Seyhold, Jean E. Mansfield B.Sc. in Ed. Deha Omicron; Dormitory AH.cmbly; Chorus; Symphoi Choir [94] mm am Sliaiinon, Dorofliv Lee .Afcror. II S :. in EJ. Dilti Zcta; I ' l OmciiJ I ' l. Prcjidcnl; Makio, Sopliumorc Edilor; Browninu; Newman Club. Vice I ' rc.idcnt Sliorler, Estell« CL-velond 1 Ed. B Sc. Alph. — (.,.- ---f- Lanlcrn: Koada Co Stale Playmaker ' Club. Preaident „-, la Kappa AJpha Lantern; Ko Me President; cil; Ohio Silbernagel, Callierine Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Beta Phi; Dclt.i Omicron; Browning Naomi Marie Snavely Fostoria B.Sc. in Ed. Philomathcan Society; Salo Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra; Canfield Club; Y.W.C.A.; Independent Women ' s Association Spavde. Paul Emmet BoUville SKarpe, Noan CeJarvill, ' B.Sc. in Ed. Simll, I lowurd Isaac I ' orl W ' as iinglon B.Sc. in Ed. Polo Team; Industrial ArU Club Slyli. Sara Louise Columhn, B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Omega Pi; Strollers; Volley Ball; Basketball; Tennis Club: Commercial Education Club; Y.W.C A. Snow. Ruth Virginia DanviUe B.Sc. in Ed. Y.W.C.A.; Elementary Education Club; Chorus Sprcuger, Eleanor Jean Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Mortar Board; Chimes. Vice President; Delta Omicron; Y.W.C.A.. Secretary; University Orchestra; Chorus; Strollers; Browning Slimpert. Elroy Junior Sardis B.Sc. in Ed. Natural History Club Speed. Beryl Elizabeth Horringlon Park. N. . B.Sc. in Ed. Philomathcan Literary Society. Vicc-Presidcnt-Sccrttary; Ohio Stater; Women ' s Recreational Association; Foil and Mask Springer. David E. Ohio City B.Sc. in Ed. Stewart, Jane E. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Phi; Browning Shockey. Lawrence A. Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Symphony Orchestra; Independent Men ' s A Secretary SIniinp. Mary I ' ra Porismoutn B Sc. in Ed. Women ' s CIce Club; Cho Smitl.. Mildred L. Youngsluu ' n B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Omicron. Secretary; Y.W.C.A.; Links; Symphony Orchestra; University Choir Southard, Marian yiarysviUe B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Beta Phi Spirk Frank Bcllaire B Sc. in Ed. Phi Mu Alpha; Buckevc Club. Steward; Concert Band; Symphony Orchestra; Salon Orchestra; Woodwind Ensembles Squire, Alice J. Waleri-i ie B.Sc. in Ed Zeta Tau Alpha; Panhellenic Representative; Badminton Club Stewart, June Smith Ct iinif u9 B.Sc. in Ed. Strollers; Browning; Pen and Brush 1940 [95] Strohm. Virginia Dofianco B.Sc. in Ed. Sunufrmaii, Columbus B f.A. I lerbert J. 1 cevens, Lillian M. ' os iing(on Court House B.Sc. in Ed. Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club; Symphonic Chorus; Educationa Association; Elementary Club; Y.W.C.A.: Independent Women ' s Association; Ncwm.ii Club Tlioriip.son. W Columiu, B.Sc. in Ed. I ripp. Vivian E. Columhus B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Xi Delta; Strollers; Mirrors; Links Swearingen, Martlia I. SalinevilU- Independent Wc Association. Vice I ' l Vocational Inform.iti Conference iitloii, Blaiiclie Inu Voiin{|sfoti n B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Chi Omega, Social Chairman, Lyre Education; Mid-Mirror ; YWCA.; Tennis Club, Vice President; Hen and Brush I llOlllcTS Daylon Willi,.... !■ B.Sc lEd. Men ' s Physical Educational 1 Association; Sundial; Malcio; Y.M.C.A., Upperclass Council; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; 1 Freshman Baseball Trent, Catherine Jane heeshurq B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Lambda Theta; Eta Sigma Phi, Secretary; Scholaris; Browning, Independent Women ' s Association Tucker, Alberta OaylOfi B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Chi Omega, Warden; Mirrors; Golf Club; Pen and Brush; Lens and Shutter Swigert, Robert Reed f rillH io J B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Sigma Phi; Scarlet Ma l 1 ague, Josepli Eclw in , pii ' l xington Tlioinpstjn, I ' .loiseC. Colunifcus B.Sc. in Ed. Trew, ' irginia I,ee . ' ;;i.i ,.„.-,. B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Xi Delta, Recording Secretary; Chorus Ulirig, Catherine L Cluml.us B.Sc. in Ed. [96] m n a u an Fosscn, Rcttv J. ( olumhu, 11. Sc. in Ed. Delia ZcIj: Linlis Wat-n.-r. U..l,.rl W. Wai.i... kai,,i. i:. B.Sc. in Ed. Kappa Chi Kapp:i: Phi Eta Siitma; Fencing Team B.Sc. in td Freihman Ba.kclbill ' Vanity Baseball; Vai.lly ■O : Mcnt Physical Education As«ociation Wanclol. iTanccs Roe Ward. Dorcas H. Ward. Emily Jeanne U.S.. ill lid. I ' l Lambda Thcta; Womcns GLc Club; Chorus; Student Wives Sycamore U.Sc. in Ed. Elementary Club iusi fj wTly H.Sc. in Ed Scholati.. Hi Lambda Theta; Mirrur.; Y.W C.A . Eiecul.ve Council; Brownmit; Kappa Pb Independent Women ' s Association; French Club; University GranBC W ' aNscrstroin, .Mhcrl ColumUs UFA. T.iu Epsilon Fhi; Fen and Brush Weaver, iJorolliy Mae Dayton B Sc. in Ed. W.ir. li.ltv lean Columiu, ' B Sc. in Ed. Wei Co , zel. m us Kdna larie Welsh. Esther [ioniiie Coftimfcus Westernian. .loanne M r,„; i,,o is H Sc. ir Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Pi Omega Pi. Secretary; Commercial Education Society. Secretary; Ohio Commercial Teacher ' s Association; Campus Pocket Testament League. Second Vice President B.Sc. in Ed. Win Ti .- leii. Odette c. Wilcox. Ch„r.hill K. Can ieU White. Jane Jasla r„ „„i(,ii. M Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. Physical Education Club 1940 [97] Wilkes. Evelyn L. Cdumhua Willing. Pear Grove City B.Sc. in Ed. Irene Woitz. Diantha C. Bexley B.Sc. in Ed. On Omega; Y.W.C.A ; Ju Cbss Cabinet Young. Bette Jean Columhu3 B.F.A. in Ed. Zimmer, Paul David Columhus B.F.A. Strollers; Track Team; Pen an Bruib Wilkes. SHerrell R. Columhus B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Kappa Siema; Chi Beta Phi Winkle. Ruby Frances Sardinia B.Sc. in Ed. Physical Education Club Board; Women ' s Recreational Association. Co ' Chairman Publicity Committee; Orchesis; Badminton Club; Hockey Club Womack. Edna Louise Tyler, Texas B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Delta Pi, Vice President; Browning; Tennis Club; X Club. President Young. Merrit Edwin Payne B.Sc. in Ed. Phi Delta Chi; Varsity Baseball; Men ' s Physical Education Association Zimmerman, Evelyn L. Ml. Slerlinq B.Sc. in Ed. Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club. President; Boot and Saddle. Treasurer; Y.W.C.A. Williams, Janet Mae Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Omicron. Treasurer; Symphonic Choir; Chorus Wolff. Betty Louise Mansfield B.Sc. in Ed. Westminster Dormitory, President; Dormitory Assembly, Secretary; Vocational Information Committee; Strollers; Derby Hall Players; WOSU Players; Brovi-ning; Orchesis; X Club. Secretary Wriglit, Anne Voellcr Columbus Zieg, Kermit Cliarles Columhus B.Sc. in Ed. Pershing Rifles, First Lieutenant; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma Zurcher, Ruby K. W ' iniol B.Sc. in Ed. Delta Sigma Rho, Vice President; Women ' s Varsity Debate [98] UMH mn lidss. Marv M. H Sc in i:,l. T.iifh Club. Sccrctjry I ' .lfler. Xfincy l .li al)ftli Springfield B.Sc. in Ed. Siijma Thc(a Tju. Trca.urcr; Torch Club. Trcaiurcr; MiJ-Mirrors; Mirrors ll.llri. k. Il.-I.n I ' . (:r...sl i,u. B.Sc. in Ed. Sitjma Thcta Tau. Secretary; Oxley Hall, Treasurer; Torch Club. President; Symphony Orchestra; Y.W.C.A.; Mid-Mirrors Kilgore. Mar ' M. Col.milmH li.Sc. in Ed. Torch Club; Y.W.C.A. Spitznaiirilc. .. .Jean Tolcd,, Corkwpll. BeMy Col..ml., .s I3aii(jlitcr.s. . largaret B. CJumlm, Ed Walker, lielty Pearl Chardon B.Sc. in Ed. Sigma Thcl.i Tau; Torch Club I ' lit kiii( cr, I .illi.i SUn,ie,wilL ' B.Sc in Ed. Chi OmcKa; Sittma Thi Activities Chairman; Torch Club Kennedy, Marjorie Columims Roth, Illoise AU xaiulria Stein, 1 lieda Marie Columbus B.Sc. in Ed. .ll, . nt.e 1 lelen Lakcwood B Sc. in Ed. Women s Glee Club. Chorus: Torch aub i laiunere. I iilli Lllen Columbus Kibler. Cliarli)lle I . Burton B.Sc. in Ed. Sisma Thcta Tau. President. Advisory Council: Torch Club: Dormitory Assemnly Secrest, Saran Rarliel Cambridge B.Sc. in Ed. Alpha Xi Delta; Turch Club Swarner. I arhara Ann NoriA Canton B Sc. in Ed. Kappa Delta; Strollers; Women ' s Recreation Asjociation; Golf Club. Treasurer SfHflOL OF MU n Class of 1940 [99] i COUGGG OF ( II u I I Ni.„()tic.(;. ).■„, ( li.irl. I M,. ( llt!U. I )• ' „■. ..r ll.r CnlLur ol I i.vin. ' .m.k ' - «■ ■ I n7. is an i ltuiiiiu nl Oliin Sliilr t ' nivrrMllv. Sin. r lii. umilimli... ' I.. ' i...s Im.l .. vari.Ml ,.r.,lr.si. ..„l lifr. ..lurlinu W„ ...rrr,  ill. ll.r Su.l. I - K.iilrna.l in iVxas. Mr aUo  ..ri« ' .l [or ll.r Ailcnnlu C..pp T Min inn ( ' oniiHinv. ami ll.rn I I. I ol ll..- Mrlallnrtfv l). ' |mrln.. ,. .il I ' .nn.vUania Slal.- C ' oll.v. [100] R. Wilhrvw has ably (ilU llu- CLmi.al I „ fwsilion o Cltairmaii of l i cftnf erjn{f Department ment in (926. I,h The College o Enpinecring at Ohio State University is now one ol the largest tlei)artnients of its kind in the world. Headed hy Dean Charles E. MacQuigg. this College has long heen a pio- neer in the engineering held and leads in achievements in all phases of engineering. W orthy of particular mention are the advances made in ceramic engineering, to such an extent fli.il Columbus has become famous as a ceramic center. A new course including all phases of IvNeldiug, roin|)leles the list of sciences already offered, among % Iii(Ii are architecture, landscape, nelaliurgit ai. [)liysical, find mining engineering. The College offers a wide variety of sciences, all of which include not onlv theoretical but liso practical work. The demand for graduates of this College reflects the high standards of the l partment. The hrst year is spent in general ground work. Later the student specializes in one ield. The I niversity is proud of this College. For sixty years it has been helping students as well is being an invaluable aid to the various departments of the government. The exjierimental station established in 1015 has fjeen the center of industry in the college ever since it was established. Veeping laith with the lederal and state agencies which made this institute possible, the College nierests its students in the sciences and techniques of the many helds of engineering. !.n Shiclenl. i 1743 Wunien Slutlcnls If Tolal 1750 D. lirtes Granted 27 1 liinilly 166 Tin. inllrur THnk. hfll. in onroll.n.nl in I AWKlNTKn. K)Nt;S. Svcrctary Luvr.n.v D. Jon.s l,«i,ine an inslrur lor of inKin.-.rint drawinc «l Ohio Slair in IU2I. und continui-d at tliis posilion nnlil 1020. . l this lime lir  ns rhos.ri Srcrrlar ' of llif Colloge of Encint ' ering,  i.irli position I.O now fills. Mr. .lones is an nliiinnus of tliis L ' niversilv. [ 101 ] WIlil.XM TL;R BL ' IJ.. i.nior Dean W ' illian. Tt.ml ull  n Junior Dr«n of ill.- Coll.-B.- ol Enginr.finB from I02S to mih: for H %cnr lie was . ,ling D.«n of llic Colicgi-; tli.n in 1057 lu- rcsiiniwl l.i.s position ns Junior [Icnn. His previous posi- lion.s nave Keen instnictor in engineering amwing and ossistnnt professor of engi- neering. m n am Adovasio, C.irmen 1.. Allemnii. 1 I ts Youngslown B.Ch.i;. Delta Siunia Phi; American Institute of Chemical Enciliecrs; Scarlet Mask: Marching Band; Newman Club i..r . B.E.I;. American InBtilute o Engineers (Mc Anderson, Robert L. Columbus B.I.E. Bcid Pi. PrcsiJcni. Vicc ' Prciident; Society of Automotive EnRineers, Vicc-Chairmsn, Chairman; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Student Pilot. Civil Aeronautics Authority Baesel. I oljcrt Carl Clevelatid B.I.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Freshman Football, Manager; Freshman Wrestling. Manager; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Fraternity Managers ' Association Barns. James Fleiuir ■ Heights B.Cer.E. Delta Chi; Society; Y.M.C.A Council; Scarlet Mz Swimming Team Ceramic Uppcrclas! Bitlikofer. Myron R. Mnrysoiffc li.,K.r. Il.-i.. . Allr.-.l K . (..y ,( in Br.-NV.r. Willi..,., (■„ ,.,.■(,.„ U.l.E Student Society of Indu UnKineeri Aniistioiit;. Roljt-lt .1. Tippecanof City B.I.E. Sigma Nu liaker. RoIxmI i . JJaylori B.C.E. Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; American Society of Civil Engineers; Dcpt. Civil Engineering, Assistant IVil. Be„ii.min T. 3„r,,; i B.M.E. Triangle; Tcxnikoi. Secretary- Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Ohio State Engineer. Editorial Staff; Engineers Council; Men ' s Glee Club; Quadrangle Jesters; Society of Automotive Engineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Biackwood. .liinie.s M. B.Ch E. B.E.E. Phi Hta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; American Institute of Chem.ci Hta Kapp Blade; Pi Enitinecri; Stadium Club; Independent Men ' s Associatitui American Engineers B„v,-.. K.-,,,,.il. l.f li. Vo,„i„,,(o„.n )pa Nu; Scabbard and ■ Pi Sigma; utc of Electrical .laryTrea.urer. Independent Mei Triisle (;h.i r Blow... Jai.ics I ' rancis II IE. Theta Tau. Treasurer; Student Society of Industrial Engineers, President; Teinikoi: Ohio Slate Engineer; Ouadrmgle Jesters; Fraternity Managers Association Amos. Esther St, Bowling Green B.Cer.E. American Ceramic Societ Quadrangle Jesters; Student Wives BatO,,. I 1( k Daylon Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Secretary; American Institut Electrical Engineers Barnes. Vm. F., .)r. Columbus B.I.E. Phi Kappa Psi; Strollers. Ticket Manager; Scarlet Mask, Ticket Manager; Quadrangle Jesters: Student Society of Industrial Engineers Binklev, ' ktor [ rod Co(,l,„ ' l,.IS B.Met.E. Sigma Gamma Epsilon; American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Char Boardman, Co .inil,iis B.Ch h. Beta Theta Pi; Pershing Rill. Pledge Sergeant; Scabbard Blade; American Institute of Chemical Engl nd B,a l.„. .Inl.,, (;o, lo„ ( ulimiliiis BCh.E. Swimming Team; American Institute of Chemical Engineer American Society of Testing Materials B.ow.ic, .Scv.,,1),,, . u,lur,; MM i:. Theta Tou Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Tc Ohio Stale Engineer; Scarlet Mask; Ohio Slate Football Marching Band L102] Uii(li viill r. I )ii(llcv h. Smitlwill. ' li i; M Sium.! (;. mma Ep.ilorK American [n litiilr i f Minine anj Mrt illtir ical Eneinrrrs, Prcjidcnt liiicss, I .avernc l ' . l v  rii liiirl. I olaiul CarlisU ■or,. l .Ai or,. ; ' l BEE H ( i E Amcruin Society of ElcctiujI American Ceramic Sociely: Engineert Y.M.C.A. C.ll.ind. W. l).-.ui Casliulioii CU.mlms Xorl i liar B I.E. Doha Tau Delta; Scabbard : Blade; Student Society of Industrial Eniiinccrj; Quadr; Jesters, Director. Fresidcnt ll n I, Cor B I E. Thcia Tau. CorrcBpondini; Secretary. Publicity Chairman; QuaJranKltr JcHtcr -, Scarlet Mask; Student Society of Indufttrial Enuinccrs; American In iitutc of Electrical EnKinccri; tnlcrfratcrnity Pledge Council; Clark. Doi.ald i:. Carilon B.I.E. Theta Tau; Ohio State Engineers; Scarlet Mask: Society of Industrial Eniiinccrs; Quadrangle Jesters Damm. Martin I.. TnhAn B M.E. American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Civil Aeronautics Authority Dctwilcr. Rolxrl H. Co umtiaria B I.E. Theta Tau; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Representative to Engineers Council; Quadrangle Jesters I )onaliiie. I liomas . 1. i antlttshy B.M.E. Beta Theta Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers: Scarlet Mask Iltlwards. William L. C -i.e ar. l BMet.E. Sigma Uamma Epsilun; Amcric Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Ne Club Collis. Harrv O. ilc.t orl, BEE. Pi Tau Pi Sigma. President; Scabbard and Blade; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Tower Club Davis, George Gray iVeu ' arfc B.I.E. Sigma Chi; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Scabbard and Blade Di(kason, Howard M. Rtchwood B I.E. Theta Tau. Marshal. Steward; Ohio State Engineers; Scarlet Mask; Quadrangle Jesters. Secretary; Scarlet and Gray. Treasurer: Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Student Society of Mechanical Engineers Di.ckvvorlh (;r.. .,i i,. . Winsl. B.Ch.E Scabbar Club; . I Blade; Tower can Society of Chemical Engineers: American Society of Testing Materials F.llioU. Milton D. Spring firW B.M-E. Dclu Tau Delta; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers Ce.snik. I-r.d Pa.. I BME American Society of Mechanical Engineers Coimler. Robert R. t ewark B.C.E. Triangle: American Society of Civil Engineers. Vice President Dawson. Ri( liard V. Col,.mhu, BME Phi Delta Theta; Beta Fi; , Texnikoi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. President; Ohio Slate Engineers, Circubtioo Manager, Business Manager: Quadrangle Jesters. Advertistng Manager; Scarlet Mask Discliingcr, {•rederick ColumbuA B.M.E. Society of Automotive Engineers: American Society of Mechanical Engineers Dunham, Dirk R. Coilrmuiis American Society of Civil Engineers En0p|man, Holm..th fx tr .oo BME. Kappa Delta Rho; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Ohio Slau Engineers. Editor; Engineers 1940 [lOJ] SEIIOR CLASS Evans Colu, B.M.E. Aincricat Enginceri William A. Society of Mechanical Society of I arl)er. Alvin A. ClevelanA Heights Automotive Engineers Flanders, Kenneth L. Cofumous B.I.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Ohio State Engineer; Student Society of Industrial EnEinccrs; Glider Club Gambs, Gerard C. Columbus Sigma B.E.M. Theta Tau, Vice-PrcsiJti Gamma Epsilon; Texnikoi, President; Fershine Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; Engineers Council. President; Quadrangle Jesters; Rifle Team; Newman Club; American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers B.E.E. Phi Eta ! Institute Fowler, William S(eiifceni;il c B Ch.E. Gardiner, Jolin Harold Co un.;,.i.s BCE. Ph. Kappa Psi; Golf Team; American Society of Civil Engineers: Ohio Staters Grandey, Loren F. Grube, William L Ec gerlon Canal Winchester B.Ch.E. Sc abbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Secretary n.Sc. in Physics Tau Beta Pi; Engineerins Physics Society, Secretary Gustafson, Paul N. Columbus B.C.E. Tau Beta Pi; Lens and Shul Club Harlsock. Robert P.. Daylon B.A.E. Alpha Gamma Sigma, Vice President; Tau Beta Pi; Gamma Delta; Engineers Council; I to • l-Agricultural American Sociity o( Agiicultur, Engineers, President; -IH Club; Uni. 1 liiulliorne. GeortJe R. New PhilaJelpbia BCE. Tau Beta Blade; T Engineer, Pi; Scabhaid ..nd Club; Oh. :ulatinn Manager; Amcr.can Society «f Civil Eng.n rrs; Freshman Football; Freshman Wrcstlitig; F ' reshman Tennis; Pershing Rifles; Rifle Club; Pistol Club Hally. Thomas E. Columbus B.Sc. in Physics Engineers Council; Engineering Physics Society, President I hirvey, Robert ; . Monlpclier B.Ch.E. Amcr.can Institute of Chemii Eng.ncers I Icitiiian, Robert Lee New lircnion B.I.E. Student Society of Industrial Engineers; InttamtiiaU M.inager Fellows. Waller S.. Jr. Columbus B.M.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Scabbard and Blade; Society of Automotive EnKineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Pistol Team; Rifle Team; Civilian Aeronautics Authority Frayer, Theodore Rauenna B.M.E. American Society of Mcchai Engineers Gilmore. David S. Canton B.Cli.E. Tau Beta Pi, Treasurer; S Key; Varsity Wrestling T. Manager; Varsity Tennis Manager; Buckeye Club; American Institute of Chci Engineers; American Socic Testing Materials Gunnoe. Geort c 11., Ji. Huntington, W. Va. B.E.E. American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Radio Club Hanna, Join Napoleon B.I.E. Sim al Enein. Pershing Rifles; Toastmastcrs; O. S. P. A.. Publicity Chairman; Ring Committee Chairman. 1940 Ilawke. Ja.i.r. IMnli,. Sprinuf ' wlil H.C.E. American Society of Civil Engineers I lersliev. Ros, ,.e i., ColumL,, B.Mrt E Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Piesidcni. Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute of Mining and Mclalliirgii ' al Engineers: Y.M.C.A. [104] I lines. William E. . Ua ME. , ,, , . , American Society of Mcchanlcjl Engineert: Society ol Automotive Enninccfi; Flying Club I luinljcrsloiie. Rcmiclli Columbus U.Mct E. Delta Upsilon; American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineen: Ohio Stater; Makio; Strollers Jacoby. Henry Jay Lorain B.Oi.E Upsilo Amei Engii Beta Pi; Phi Secretary Institu Lambda Makio: of Cheir Jones, Jack Joseph Youngsloa ' n B.C.E. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; American Society of Civil Engineers Hoelle. Lowell C. Conroy BEE. American Inilitulc uf Electrical Engineers 1 liinsint ' er, Ri li.ird Ma,«Uon B.E.M Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Ami Institute of Mining and Metallurical Engineers Jados, Edward Joseph y arren B.l.E. Delta Chi. Social Chairman, Intramural Chairman; Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Student Society ol Industrial Engineers; Y.M.C.A.; Newman Club Judv, William Edward Doi-er B.Mct.E. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Marching Band; American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers I liiffinan, Rohcrt I . iiiis ro;„m „.s It ( h i: Phi Umbd.i Ur ilun. Scjhbatd and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eu Sigma; Rifle Club; American Institute of Chemical Engineer! IscnIxTt!. Sidney Mttsiiry B Met E. Tau Beta Pi; Sima Xi; Oh. Slate Engineer; American Institute uf Mining and Met. llurgical Engineers Jolinslon. iiernadine Firuiiay B.Arch.E. Zcta Tau Alpha; University Symphony Orchestra; Browninr. Badminton Club; Architccu ' Club; Y.W.C.A. Keltine, Richard Paul To ..((o B.C. r K Phi Kappa Pm; Tc«nikoi; bcailct Key; Interfratcrnity Pledge Council; Scarlet Mask; Head Cheerleader; American ( :ramic Society; Varsity ' O : Ohio Staters. Inc.; Rally Comminet Chairman Kemp. Clillord B. St Bernard B.Ch.E. Phi Kappa. President; Fraternity President Council; American Institute ol Chemical Engineers; Newman Club; Lens and Shutter Club Kenscli. Ridiard J. S. ' esler.;i - B.M.E. Phi Eta Sijjma; University Chorus; Mens Glee Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Tower Club Lammertse, Robert J. Akron B.M.E. Triangle, President; Fraternity Presidents Council; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers Kempton. Lawrence R. Ml. ' ernon BEE. , „ American Institute ol Electrical Engineers, Chairman; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Texnikoi; Phi Mu Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Tower Club Kueclile, Roland K. Columhu$ B Arch.E IVrshini: Rifles, Sergeant-at- Arms; Architects ' Club Lawson, Robert Floyd Springfield BC.E. Triangle, Steward; Ohio State Engineer; Inlerfratemity Pledge Council; Engineers Council. Secretary, Treaauret. Vice-President; American Society ol Civil Engineers; Toastmasters Kerss. All)erl E. Cleveland B.Arch.E. Phi Eta Sigma; Scabbard and BUde Kunkle, J heotlore P. Kunlde B.C.E. , , American Society ol Civil Engineers Lee. .Arthur John Columius B.E.E. Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Mens Glee Club; University 1940 [ 105 ] SEilOR CLASS F ! Loiit;. William D. Canton B.M.E. Phi K ppa Tau Secretary; Scabbard and Blade; Society of Automotive Engineers Malik Francis J. Lakewood B.Ch.E. Frcdhman Football; American Institute of Chemical Engineers McCoy. Wvn E. Bcawr Falh.Pa. RoI.ert W. Liikcti! Lon io B.M.E. Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching Band; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Lammt Scholarshsip NIatthaes, Jack A. Golumhus B.C.E. American Society of Civil Engineers McGhee, Thomas .loJin Not, B.C.E. Enincers Socii of Civil Lu.xford. Robert Ralp Cleveland B.M.E. McCarthy. Harry E. Salem B.Mct.E. Phi Delta Thcia; Tau Beta Pi. Vice-President; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Epstlon; Texnikoi IntramuraU, Freshman Manager Interfratcrnity Pledge Council; American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers; Ohio Staters. Inc. MtCirann. .John ,1. Columbus B.Mct.E. Sigma Gamma Epsilon; An Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Miller. John Henry Youngslotvn Miller, Ke.iMeth V. Monroet ' ille hiiikin. Columbu Ar l.nr Dc le B.Ch.E. Tau Beta Pi; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. President; Phi Eta Sigma B.E.E. Phi Eta Sifima; Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu. President; Texnikoi: Engineers Council; Tower Club; American Institute of Electrical B.E.E. Mile Clc lell. Richard J. eland B.Ch.E. Tau Beta Pi. Publicity Chairman; Scabbard and Blade; University Symphony Orchestra; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Tower Club Mueller, lohn William ColumhuH B.Mel. U. Sigma (Jamma l-;pKil.,n; Aimrrican Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Nell. RiL . eli CorLlev I ' itlniuroh. Pa. B.Cer.E. Trianulc. President; Fraternity PrriiJent Council; O.S.P.A.; American Ceramic Society Moore. Kenneth E. youngstoivn B.C.E. Triangle; Ameri can Society of Civil Engineers . lusyrave. Orly Sprinyjield 1) M.K. Tau Beta Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers l..;ui.s I J. OlhiLse. Moaury II E.E. of Electrical Engineering; Y.M.C.A,; Independent Mcn ' i ? lorlon. Porls.noi B.Cer.E. Sigma Chi; Society I ' .tjward Ale Myers. Ch.irle. ' . SfirittyjirUl B.Cer E Coin dm. U..l)erl C. ll.M.E. Dcha Tau Delia; American Society of Mechanical Engincrls; Alpha Tau Omega. Secretary; Glider Club. Treasurer. Ple.idem [106] I ' r.irlin.in. I • ) CuMfuii B I.E. Ohio Stale EnEinccr ; Student Society of InJuitnal EnginccrB IVlK. I low.ird I .. ll.Ctr.E. T..I1 Beta Hi; Amcncjn Cti Society, President Rc.l.lii.. (icrl.arclt I ' . Cif.ci.i.mli B.I.E. Delta Siitma Pi; Ohio State Engineer, ManaKt ' f; Encinecrini Council; Scabbard and Blade; Student Society of Industrial Enfiinecrs l iiinsfN. C lax Ion S. B.M.E. Varsity Rifle Team. Captain; American Society of Mechanic. EnKinecrs; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles St., Hi... Carl II. BEE. American Institute of Elcctri Encinecrs SImlii.aii, .)acli Milton Cleveland Heights BEE. Tau Beta Pi. Corresponding Secretary; Eta Kappa Nu; Ohio State Engineer, Associate Editor; Radio Cluh. PrcMdent; American ln titutc of Electrical Engineers Slack ' , lort ' sl Henry Sifiney B.M.E. Triangle, Treasurer; Society of Automotive Engineers, Program Chairman; Fraternity Managers Association; American Society of Mechanical Engineers P.r...a.., Da OrriiHc. B.C.E. Engineer! Soci Fritcl.ar.1. Willi.s K. Cherry CreeU. , ' . Y. B M E. Freshman Baseball; American Society of Mechanical Enginee Society of Automotive Engine Kol.ii.so.., Alfred V. Boliver. Pa. B.Cer.E. Phi Kappa Pst; American Ceramic Society; Keramos Salii..l)e..( ' . Rocco C. i lnrtins I ' vrry B.M.E. Alpha Phi Delta. Steward. Finance Chairman; Student Labor Board; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Setterlin. RnUrri W. Columbus B.C.E. American Society of Civil Eneinecrs Sikora. Paul I ' rancis Cleveland B.Mct.E. Newman Club: American Institute of Mining and Mclalluricical Engineers Sniilli. R()l)ert l£ugcne Cincinnati B.C.E. American Society of Civil Engineer PeU ' rson, Kciiiirlli 1 Youngnlown BI.E. Trianiclc: Trinikoi; Student Society of Induatrial EniEincera; American Society uf Mechanical EnKinreri; Engineer C ouncil; Student Senile; Quadrangle Karev. Charles f ' .dson Columbus B Mct.E. Oclta Up.ilon, Pr.„J.ni. Social C hiirm.in: Sigma Gamma Er)«ilon; American Institute of Minmg and Metallurgical Engineers; Fraternity PrcaidcntJ Council; Strolleri; rreihman R.,l.i..s,„.. William C. Hirmingbam. Ala. B.I.E. Sigma Nu: Pi Tau Pi Sigma. Vice President; Penhing Rifles, Captain: Scabbard and Bbdc. First Lieutenant ; Sophomore Cla 9 Cabinrt; Junior Cbs« Cabinet: Military Ball Ojmmtttee Srlilefiel. Jaiiir ' ; Paul Afory5t;i e B.C.E. Triangle; Ohio State Engineer; Marching Band; Quadrangle Jesters; American Society of Civil Engineers SLaeffer, David W. Cuiilon Lcwi.s R. Skclto.i. Canton B.C.E. American Society of Civil Engineers Solomaii. I ioward Yoiingsfoti n B.Arch.E. Architects Club 1940 [107] nun am Squeo. .losopli Rit hard Columius B.M.E, American Society of Mechanical Stiiimicl .. I ' .iul I ' . B.E E. Phi Ela Sigma Stone. Robert P. CoU.mlms B.E.E. Thcta Tau; Tiu Bcu Pi; Eu Kappa Nu; Scabbard and Blade; Pi Tau Pi SiKDia; Tciniltoi; Y M.C A.. 1-re.hman Council. Boys Club Leader; Quadrangle Jesters; American Institute of Electrical Eneintcr, I ninip. Uoiiald I .iller Newport II I.E. IJelta Upsilon; Quadrangle Jesters. Business Manager; Student Society ol Industrial Engineers Viers. .Sl.plicii I). Canton B.I.E. Alpha Tau Omega; Ohio Stale Engineer. Promotion Manager; Quadrangle Jesters; Varsity Fencing. («iptain; Student Society of Industrial Engineers Stump. Lewis Keitli Alliance B.I.E. Alpha Tau Omega; Quae Jesters; Varsity Golf Tea Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Civilian Aeronaut] Authority; Pilot Training Steller. Rodger L. Sprlngfic a B.Ch.E. Tau Beta Pi; American of Chemical Engineers ngle Strelj. .lost pli ( liarles danloti B.M.E. Phi Kappa; Freshman Track; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Newman Club; Lens and Shutter Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers I Jiirtic, i loward llarl ronlori B I.E. Alpha Tau Omega; Quadrangle Jesters; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Civilian ithority; Pilo ts ning i.L ll. ' nn..i l{..l,. ' rl Coln„.(..,. B.M.E. Society of Aut ] Engineers Sla.idfr. Richard R. Jans(ieU BC.E. Phi Gamma Delta; Tcxnikoi; Ohio State Engineer; Quadrangle Icstcrs; Strollers; Scarlet M-isk; V.M.C.A.; American Society of Civil Engineers Stiehfi Uouer B.Sc. in Phy llarrv C. Institute Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma I hompsoii. Charle.s, .Ir. Spriimftt ' ld B.I.E. Deha Tau Delta; Pershing Rifles; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Ohio State Engineer aiiilfr W ' fi h I ' riiiicis Clem-land B.ChE. Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, Vice President; Fraternity Presidents Q)uncil; American Society of Testing Materials; Swimming. Freshman and Sophomore Manager; Ohio Stat Engineer. Business Staff W ' iiiu ' aiid. Leroy ( i. .SprinofloU B.C.E. Alpha Tau Omega; Tau Beta Pi Scabbard and Blade; American Society of Civil Engineers; Vanity Tennis [108] Wiirint;, lltlwartl H. ( ..lu.nl.n, H C.E. American Society of Civil Ensinecr V.,x.r. Kirl.ard D. Wooslrr n.M.E. Amtncm Socaly of Mechanical EnijinecM l Donal.l II. hCwnl, B.Ch.E. Alpha Tau Omega; Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sii;ma; Ohio Stale Engineer; Quadrangle Jestcrj; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; American Society of Testing Materials Wood. C ' lcrald l Lakcuood B.Mct.E. Kappa Delta Rho; Fratc Presidents Council Zehring. Richard Gennantown B.M.E. Phi Eta Sigma; Y.M.C.A.; Independent Men ' s Association; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Civilian Aeronautics Authority; Camera Club Warnor (),.! }l„ Ro rl,or 1-. r .N| B.Ch.E. American 1 Engineers nitilute of Chem Welch, .iames N. Grcfnrille B.I.E. Delta Up.ilon; Student Society of Industrial Engineers; Industrial Engineering Graduate Book Staff; Varsity Track; Varsity Cross Country; Intramural Cross Country Champion; Intramural Diving Champion Whitclicad, Stuart Columbus B.M.E. Alpha Tau Omega; Quadrangle Jesters; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Wuelh.or. Richard W. Co umfc,,, B.M.E. American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Football Zimmerman. Jack E. f.o..Jont.i e n ME. Thcta Tau. President. Vice President; Texnikoi. Vice President; Ohio Slate Engineer, Department Editor; Men s Glee Club; Quadrangle Jesters, Vice President. Secretary; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Fraternity Presidents Council Warst liauer, I ' raiik E. Columiu, H.Met.E. Ainerican Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Westlake, Jack T, CoJum(„„ B.Arch.E. Wilkcr, oii, Mary Lee iMi,l ( e(OTn B.ME. Mack Hall, Vice President; Dormitory Assembly; Archery Club. Vice President; Wumens Recreation Association; Society of Automotive Engineering; Glider Club; Y.W.C.A. Zeheliazv. IVaiik ; ' air«.s,.i fe B.Ch.E. American Institute of Chen Engineers 1940 I [109] COLLEGE OF LAW lAT.CniN ' E COMMITTEE Ol 1 1 II coijj-c.i: Ol- L • rllc rxiTullvc rnniiiiillri ' of llip Ijiw Collritf in roinposrfl of Ailliiir 1 ' . Mnrllii  l.o mrivr.! I.l« A IV flo... OLrrllM Col- Irtfr .....I l.i, II) ol Ol.io S Mr. KoUrt M0I1I..AV,  ! . I.K.k III. A IV at YnU- I ' nivrr.ilv nml lo II) ol ll.r I ' nl- v r.lly ol ( l.i.ouo. nn.l Mr Silo A. llorri •.olr l for I.U oiiMoiolinv  ' !  I ' tl - I..U0I Al,l Clmi.. Il( J SlliJ.TiN (..,.t ..„ ,,,, n-l.-r in ll..- I.ur Ul,r„ry Alllioiit;li llic Oilio Slalf Universily s Law School o|jcnccl in I8 JI, llie lliiily-lliree students held classes in the Franklin County Court House. In I8Q-1 the classes were removed to Hayes Hall and later to Orton Hall. In 1005. Page Hall, the present home oF the Law College, was i completed and dedicated. I he huilding is named lor Henry L. Page, who left his estate ol more than $200,000 to the L niversify. This action is all the more commendahle since Henry Page was not an aliminus ol the L niversity nor was he in any way connected with it. However, he wanted to repay his [jrofession lor the lull lile that it had given him. and he did so in the best possible way. The College grew rapidly in enroilmcnl and jjrestige during the early years. The first dean was the Honorable Marshall V. Williams, later Justice of the Su[)reme Court of Ohio. The Col- lege of Law is one of the three accredited legal schools in Ohio, and is rated liloJiK among the 200 law schools in the United States. Herschel W. Arant, Dean of the College from 1028 to 1939. resigned to become a I cderal District Court Judge last year leaving the supervision of the College to a commlllcc ol ihrre. Arthur I. Martin. Silas A. Harris, and Robert E.Mathews. M,-n SluJinls 20 Women Sludenls 6 Total 210 Degrees Granted 65 Focully II Tnis college ranks .sixteeniK in enrollnieni in llie nation. ROBI-Ur M MIMI.R. .Sm.lory Roljort M. Hunter. Serrelary of the Col- lege of Liiw. joined tlir leucliing staff ol Ohio Slate Universily in 1021. ofler two years of arniv service, lie received his A.B. degree in 1017 nl Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versily. Mr. Hunler was named Socrctarv of the Ln%v College in 1 028. [Ill] Lntr sliidrnls arguing tpclmical point COLLEGE OF D II ill II I I I ' ll AM. ).•■■.■ I), an nl ll,r CWri- „ M.hIm inr. Jul... It I l ' ,.!...... lu.l..-.l in I ' mu...- i.ml li.rlin an.l  ,.s unul.ial.- l In.n. ll..- riiiv.-t.ilv l IV....sxl v..nia ill I HO I 1 1,.  a n.a.lr I ' r. i.l. ' iil ul ill,- Ohio Sllllr M, .l., il Miiiinl in 1 01 -I and I ' rrsiilinl nl iIh- Anirriiiin Mnlirn! A odillian in ' ) r. 11..- CM.-tc ..I M. ' .li.ii.,- I.„, Ui. ,.l ly Kui.lnl l y IXiin rplinni simc Mnrcli 1. I J28. [112] m Senior m,;li,al flmlvtih ii;.|i v I lie Ohio Stale College of Medicine lias grown Irom a small school louncled in W ' illoughby, Ohio, in 1854 to an institution of high repute in medical and educational circles. Only the most m odern methods of medicine are taught so that the Ohio Slate University medicid school is well :,il)lc to he considered one of the most progressive and advanced colleges lor the leaching or mecl- I iiie in the country. i he niuiiher of admissions to the Medical College is limited to 75. and therefore only the iiosi select grou[) of ap[)iicaiits is granted admission. 1 he applicant, hefore becoming fi full-fledged ncdical student, nuist prove his wortiiiness on the basis of past scholarslii[), personality, fuid psy- liological and aptitude tests. The applicant must also be a resident of the State of Ohio; this cquirement was established by a recent state law. A new Out-patient Clinic was recently established on the campus as part of the training for -1 iijors. This clinic has on its staff members of the faculty. 1 he University Hos|)ital and St. rran- Ihs Hospital also cooperate with the University in giving well qualified students |)ositions during ' ' licir interne period. Dean John H. Uphnm is the present dean of the College. Ien Students 201 W ' onirn Students 16 Total 507 I )o((ri-ps Crnntcd 93 I „.ullv 162 UOIiO C B. KER. Secretary Rollo C. Baker.  ecretar ' of llie G.ll.ee M.-dkine. I.ns ndvnnred (roni a emd.u.le sislnnt in anatomy to liis present iiidli [ nsit wliicli he lins lield since IQ52. IV.ictirnlly of Ills college years and later teacliing years liavc l een spent at Oliio State. Medical sliii eiil iiurliiiifi a Uno.1 lesl ll-M SEifioR am Adelman. Jat Ic Arnold Columbus M.D. Phi Delta Epsilon Barrows, E. Lewi Cincinnati M.D. Brooks, Richard H. llnnlsviUe M.D. Nu Sigma Nu Carries, .John Neal Gallipolis M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa Deishley, Charles .1. Columbus M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa Bako.lx. .lolin T. oungslown M.D. Artl Boehm. 1-1 Toledo B.A.. M.D. Alpha Tau Omega. Treasurer. President: Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity Treasurers Council. Vice President; Fraternity Presidents Council; Fraternity Managers Association; Interfratcrnity Ball Committee Brown, Alex ClevAanA B A.. M.D. Phi Beta Kappa; Intran Athletics Cassidy. Rol)crt 1 leniy Columbus M.D. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Nu Sigma Nu Deiichor. Rit hard ( . ClorcLnd li.innislfr. William Lima M.D. Delta Phi; Phi Chi; Ph.D.. University of Chicago; M.A., University of Chicago Bover. James H. H ' iHsboro M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa Calland. William R. Baroerton Drummond Daylon M D Phi Chi Seiwvn H. CI, irk. 1 homas E. Co lirrlLus M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; President of Senior Class of Medicine; Medical Council Dillahiint. .lark A. Columbus Nu Sigma Nu; Beta Beta Beta; Marching Band; Concert Band [• orrester, .loscph C. ( ' o iiinf iis M D. Alpha Kippa Kappa; I ' hi Alph.i I-ox, Thomas E. Columbus Duncan ( liarl.- II. M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Omega Alpha; Arts College Council; Medical Council ( ' .iillaulicr. Iraiuis W. Cuir, .losipli . nthony Cobmihus l ncaster M U MO. I ' hi Qii Alph.. Kipp.i Kappa [114] ( ...l.ll,ert.. Mi ( iricirmoti M.D. I ' hj Delia Ep.ilon ( iciilforcl, Frederick R. r,.(.,mt.is M D. Hines, Rol)orl liruce Ml) R.M.h C.oltliii. R..l|. Uma M.D. Phi Delia Epiilon I lamin, liohcrt Snviler Columlm, M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa Horowitz. Martin M. Columbus M.D. Ohio Academy of Science; American Academy of Advanced Science Griner, Ned B. Orc erifle M.D Fhi Rho Siima. Pretideni: Phi Eta Siema; Senior Clai. Sccrciary. ColleKc of Medicine; Marching Band Hilleuass, N ' ictor E. .AUn M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa: Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Sigma i ioustoii. William li. Martins Ferry M.D. Nu Sigma Nu; Theta Alpha Phi; Red Circle; Band: Orchestra; Glee Club; Singers Club; B.A., Ohio Weileyan Univeriity V lones, Donald Wm. Por(«,.,.„lf, Keiser, i larold LeRoy Fremont Kuntz. W ' illia... M. ro(ii..i .u5 -m M.D Nu Sisma Nu A.B., M.D. B A.. M D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma I-enalian. |-|orptue R. Co ,.mf-s M.D. Chi Omega; Alpha Epsilon Iota; Phi Upsilon Omicron Marsh. William Clair Tolr. o M.D. Nu Sigma Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha. Secretary; Medical Council . loruaii. Ritliard Le } ' larion .M.D. I ' hi Delta Thela; Phi Chi; Y.M.C.A.. Vice Preaident MacOi.iu ' t. ' . Roduu-r I-: Cofuni(,,« M.D. Phi Chi. Preaident; Interfratcrnity Council Meckslroth. Paul G. .NVi.. KnovLiHo Markliam. . larv H. CoU.mlu, M.D. Alpha Epsilon Iota Epsilon; Sigma Xi Sigma Delta Morris. Lloyd L.. Jr. Co timLlis . lever. .Jerome H. Cirtvland Heights M.D. Phi Epailon Pi; Phi Delt; Epsilon; Varsity •O Association; Kincaid Rc o Surgerr O Neill. Tl.omas J. Coliimbiu [IIM SEHIOR CL SS Parker. Lester G. Sandusky M.D. Pearson. Doiiiilc! J. Lahewooa B.A.. M.D. Delia Upsilon; Alpha Kappa Kappa Pilmer. Gordon A. AshUula Rice, J. Sidney Columhu, MD. Fhi Beta Kappa; Alpli Alpha Scheelz, Ray .1. YoiingHtown M D. Nu Sigma Nu. President; Phi Beta Kappa; Stutlctlt M. It I Council Schweitzer. .Iiuiiis. Jr. Tjahewootl n.A., M.D. Chi Phi; Phi Chi; Phi Eta Sicrna; Stroller. Patterson. Owen F. Holmesville M.D. Phi Rho Siema Perlin. Mi. l ael H. Cleveland Heights M.D. Phi Delta Epsilon; Stroller Hillel; Radio Players Patton, Ridiard Columbus M.D. Alpha Omega Alpha Perri, Ernest Leo Smithficld B.A.. M.D. Nu Sigma Nu; Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching Band; Sympho Orchestra Puppel, Attilio DaRin Rliiel. James Ivan Coftimfctis B.A.. M.I) Phi Rho Sigma; Alpha Omega Alpha; Student Senate; Professional Interfratcrnity Council. President; Medical Council Roll.. Carl William Co(,im ...s f ' orls, M.D. Sergeant Arms. Senior Cla Scliacllcr. Joseph . Dayton M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Delta Delta Sciiiieider. Heriiari Clereland M. Kappa; S( lliiinacli Co ' ciniuii.i i: u Scliwemlein. ( leo. X. NortrooJ i If [116] 19 4 SIm...1,..m, l-iank T. H A . Ml) Sn.ill,. R„l„Tl W. Mro., Simon, Aaron Irving r;,...p an M D. Hhi Delia Epsjlon; Medical Council, SccreuryTtcaturer, President: Treasurer of Senior Medical Class Sinilli, Roljert ( C ' o ,.,n(.. 5 M.D. Stevenson, Andrcv W. Stoiif, W ' .illcr 1. fio . ing Cr,.,,. Co um ,,,- M D. M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa Nu Siema Nu Smitli M rl liern.ird ■ oledo M D. . „ Nu SiRina Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha Sn.illl. Willi. .Ill A. U,nsfiM 1 liomas, . Uionce .lames .losepli Urlian, Don A. Znnpsi i ( W ' rinsUin. Bcrii.iril I Slr..(.r..ri(f ' M D. li.irlon. iosepli ' .. Atltens W l.ilesi.l. ' . iruini.. 1] W ' ilx.n. Rol.rr M. W ' illlxrui ' . he . K Co .m.(,u. Slr bon(i p ( ,. i.m( ns M.D. B A . M.D. M D Alpha Chi Omesa. Alpha Epulon lola. Frisidcnl; Siiima Vount!, I ' l ar l IV -il ' f. Kohert E. ;.„„. ' •-■ ■ ' ' ' ( • M D M D. Alpha Tau Omcisa; Alpha Kappa Phi SiKma; Vice Prc.id.ni ol Kappa Medical Class [117] COLLEGE OF PHIR niv Bl UWKI) I IIIMIM . ) I , l; ,n.M.I ( l,.i.l. ' n..l.. ,i|.|K.inl. ' .l I Van ol tl.r C ' ..ll.-k-.- • ' ! | ' |,„. N „. I r . „..MN, ' ,I ,U MS ..M.I I ' l.l). Ii..m ll. - ri.iN.-r . lv ul W ' U, .„„),. A i..l. ..I K ' l... Cl.i |.l...n..a.. ' ..l....l l.. i...r v.. 1.1%. I • ( ' l,.M. s. ' M I.... A, i!..i l.. ' .l l..n. ' .. ' ll in | li..t V .....I in Mi.nl.l.. r ..I.. 11.- i  I . ' ll.. i,. ll., ' A.... ' ri...n A.m.. i.,l„.n l..r ll.r A.lv.....,- .n. ' nl ..f Sl.-n..-. ns  .-ll a ....l-.r ..I tl..- ( ' ..inn.ill I l l.,.r . |HH-ji. U ' l i. n ill tin- I ' liil.-.! Slal. ' v L118] Girl, ...ortin,, i,. ,.;,, (illiorulorv Wnen a stale law was passed rec|uiriri[j all ()ersons engatJecl in the praditc ol pliarmacy to be examined and registered, the Colle{ e of Pharmacy was created as a j)arl of the Ohio Slate Uni- versit . L ' litil this time [iharmacy had only heen a department in ihc University: hut this new collefje. headed by Dean Clair A. Dye, symbolizt l the University s progressive s[)irit. I he College has well equipped laboratories and a complete model drug store. These are used to provide a chance for student [iharmacists to gain practical ex|)erience. I he College has also been very active in the encouragement of research and the establishment of various pharmaceutical organizations throughout the State. The College of Pharmacy makes every effort to keep its dep artments abreast (jI all new ideas and discoveries in the field of science, surgery, and medicine. Tfie College interests the prospective pharmacists in the progress find develo|)m ' iit ul ihc closely related fields, it interests students in tlie health of their comnumily and its conser alion. antl if teaches students to help further public hciillli. The flliciency of tfie College of Phiirmacy has been furtherecf l)y the recent addition of a new building with the latest equi[)menf. on the theory that good tools are ol the greatest import- ance in anv work. I.n Sliiiltnls 182 omen Slu.lcnls 52 Toliil 214 I . Mrees Ciranl.-d 11 I .1. ully 6 rliis loll.-B.- ninlis sixlli in •■nrollmenl in llio nation. CLARENCE BROWN. Secretary The Sccrclaty of llic College of Pliiir- mncy is Clarence Brown. He is also an «s- sislunl professor ol plinrninty. In 1911 Mr Brown rcceivtKl his B.Sc. from Ohio Slali-. anil li.ns laueltl in various srhools ihrougli- out OKio, inrluding L gan. Zanesville. and Springlii ' Id. He lias held liis present posi- lion sin..- 1020. I [119] I J ii - ' ii r f S Bj mL  Readin,, l,,l.eh ... l .. ' lrtig starv nmU Balshonc, liciijaiiiiii Dayfon B.Sc. iiocliinc, Roljert C. Springfiehl Delta Chi. President; Council of Fraternity Presidents lirown. William R. J anesville BSc. Beta Thcta Pi. Vice President; Phi Rho Alpha: Pharmacy College Council: Scarlet Mask 1 . Icr. I ) )ii I -crov inm IS.Sc. Rho Chi. President: Phi Et: Sistna: Phi Rho Alpha; :.i;ramun,l Man.,ger lifrnsteiii. Roberl Cleveland Bort. Gladys B. Louisville H.Sc. Kappa Epsilon. President Biiryer. Roljcria J. Lorain B.Sc. Kappa Epsilon; Dad ' s Day Committee: Homecoming Committee: Student Senate; Council, Secretary; Vc Uhii Basketball: Archery Club. President: Women ' s Recreational Association; I.W.A.; Y.W.C.A. I ' cinljerg. Myron Shaker Heights B.Sc. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Phi Rho Alpha: Hillcl Players: Track: Hillel. Sophomore Cabinet Blosser, N ' oloii I larr Sugar Cnrk B Sc. Bralluin. W ' illiaMi i. Columhu, B.Sc Phi Delta Chi: Football; Basketball; Bateball; Bowline I ' lirenzweig. Sanford Cleveland B.Sc. Rho Pi Phi. Secretary. House Manager: Phi Rho Alpha; Pharmacy Council Freidniaii. Irwin Opt-r arul B.Sc. Rho Pi Phi. Treasur.r: Phi Ett Sigma: Phi Rho Alpha . ' adds. .Xnelrcw S. W,irrr„ liSc. Deha Chi: Phi Rho Alpha . Iaize. Willi Clumlu, B.Sc. Mar.x Colu Sanford lb... 1.J mm am [120] Miller. Rose Cot,m,lms Ritter. Sol CoLmhu, I ' hi. I ' IcdRC Prcsidcni Trollor. .laiiies Milloi ;),.vi .fi OrMirnxl. C un r . Columlms Ph.D. Btta Thcia Pi; Pharmacy; S.arlcl Mailc SdiiiiUlt. Carroll E. Cotuml,,,. B.Sc. Phi Dcha Chi: Phi Eia Sigma Phi Rho Alpha ame. Gerald K. Co m,ii „.s Phi Rho Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma l -...l.. U,S Columiu, B.Sc. Kappa Epatlon Sliceran. LdiJar f ' . . rir l xitigton Wllipps. Cliflon II. C„l„mlms B Sc. iapolocky, Joseph . . Zarin, .lack Jae Youngsloii ' n W ' oosler .Sc. B Sc. ho Chi. Scctclary: Phi Rho Rho Pi Phi lpha . [121] 1940 nl ( ) nk ' i All I Y. ;),.„„ Il.an.u „,.,M.I l,is 0.,.t.,r of Wimm.rv M.-.li. „,.■ al lll.lo Sl.il.- Cnivirsily in 180r. D.an nniiiil.v « nl Inio g.n.ml pra.lirr. Il.mrvrr. ll.is «.. „„lv lor Iwo yours. .,s I.,- nhirn.-,! to llir I •..ix.n.ily « l.rrr I., r. ' iiuiin.-d. ■■ n.-( l lor n yi ' iir s slu.lv al llir Koynl Wlrrilinn- t ' ollror ill Ui ' rilii. CM-riimny. By virliir of Ills rxrrliriil work in |hi I yc«r Tie iillniniHl his pri-srnl posilloii in lUiQ. [ 122 ] umm -liii viii,| l ir -IriKlii I l)c 1(11 orsl ( ollcLJ ' ' l (Id iii.iiA iii((li( idc ill I he I tiilcd ! lcilcs is lli - one w lii( li is ci (i.ii I (il In ■ ( )liii) talc I ni ( i ' sily. Many prospccliNc sliiclerils art- iiruuiiiliy turned away and ncraiisc ol litis, llir entrance (|(ialiiications are necessarily severe. Only twelve students were enrolled when tlie (()ll ' e was established in I88(S. It was the lirst s( IhioI in ( )hi() to oiler proh ' ssional and le(litii(al instniction in fterinary ineditine. I lie ( (ille e oilers ill addition In the li e (ourses in veterinary tin-die in -. a llioroiifjh Iraitiina ol students lor |nil li( lieallli a(li ities. lor teaching a: a nasis ol resear( h a(ti ities. atid lor responsihle arttiN- [jositions. I he Veterinary Clinic provides the necessary e. per!eitfe lor !r I ' tiin ' ! in el rinar iifdicine. ne( ause ol its reputation lor excellent work the clinic has heeti etilrusted with lh - pels of manv local animal enthusiasts: these [)ets have ran je I Irotit rtiitc to potties. I he Rrutiil( v C luh. named in honor of the [iresent dean. Dr. Oscar l runiley. is an orjian- i .alion lor women eniollefl in this college. Previotis deans of the C ollege have heen Dr. Hov arcl I )eliners and I )r. I ).ui(l While. Among the outstanding men in this lield who have graduated Irom the College is Mark I ' rances, who is noted lor his outstanding worK in combating 1 exas fever. 1. „ Slmirills 2-.- Wm.Mi, Slutlrnls J I uIhI 236 D.grrrs Ciranl.- l 56 l.....ltv 25 rl.i. , ,II.LV r..Mk. I1..I i„ iIm ' „.ilinn in .nrnllM.rnl W l II K UCINII () llOllliS. .S.r,l„rv ..ll.r K ■ . H«l.l,s. S-,r.liin o( iIt D.-,...rli.,.nl ol .Icrinnr M..,lici.i.- «l Ol.io Slair in. lot I.  ns Hotisi- Surgt-on in tlw ' ..mil ' (li ' parliiii ' nl l ' l M ' i ' n I ' ll I unci 1016. I roiii |0|S to 1020 I,,. «ns assistant pro- li ' ssnr ol M ' li ' riiiar surgery. Iiring ap- |)oinli ' cl S. ' ir. ' lar iif tlir ( ..(li ' fi. ' in 102 ' ) Since ' tO-,2. Ik- lias l.i-.n a prolfssor .,( M ' lerinarv nit ' ditinr. 5f iKlrnls gatnitig prailit ril surgical vxfH ' rielu-r [nn fl mm am B.kIu.t. Max G. li ' ooming ' tnrg D.V.M. pmcK.1 Tail Sisma; HiuhlanJ Co De 1 ray. Donald Kl in D.V.M. Omega Tau Sigma; Marchinf- Band; Pershing Kilir ; Junior American Veterinary Medical Finiflcrljerg, David . AVt Car i.(c D V.M. Alpha Psi. Junior Amencin Vci Medical Auociation Hotter. . |clvi Cleivland I) V.M. I ' mcga Tau Sigma, .American Velcnna lUIUoro U V M. Alnha Psi W Ciillo|). Ritliard liar limcvtille D VM. Polo Tea A 4ociacic J Dornian. James J. Walerville D V.M. Alpha P i; Junior American Veterinary Medical Association Ceftv. Robert Cinunnali D.V.M. Alpha Psij Y.M.C.A.. Handbook Art EJ,i„, Veterinary Medical J Astociation Hialev. Charles W. .UlwilU. LW ' .M. Omega T.1U Sigma; Junior American M edical Association; Marching Band K.mu. Berlin W Jfooriit ' i c D.V.M. Omega Tau Sigma: Jun Medical Association in Veterinary American Veterinary [124] « t K.nili,,.-. Al.-- IV I ' alUT, ,,. . . I) V.M. Sitm.i l„i:i Z.I... Prc.iJ nt: Ju V.t.iinjiy McJumI A9 . L-i. li. n Oswalt. I.l() (l r.Micisoii Arcanum li V.M. Alph.i P.i; Junu.r Am.ruMn VVtci Modioli Auocijlion Sriiwiirm. rrciiK !•- M.irioii S,,ri,u,lM l -.M. Omciia Tail Sii;m.i: Junior Amk-iii:.u) Medical Association 1940 Lewis, ( laylord C oopcr Cincinnati IVV M. Alpha I ' si: Junior Mcjical Auociatii Reicl..l.,s.|,l, I.mI ()r„;.ll I) V M. Alpha Psi: SluJcnl Scnalc; Veterinary Medicine CollcKC Council Smith. Ri hard C. unii ' .«loli ' ri D VM. Omena Tau Suma; Junior Medical AMOciallun I liarp, criKiii I ..iiu e n.v.M. Junior Anuric.m Veterjnarv M. Huckeve .ind Stadium Club ilson. .Jolin i ' .clward Cotumbi.s II V.M. Newman Cluh; Junior American Medical A.oociallon [125] amm school T ' m Al nil I SNIIIII. ).„n n l.l. Al|.l..us . Snill.. I.. ' n.l ..I ll..- CrmUlr Sl.m.l. i imlr.! r.ir Lis surntih. «nv.-n.intt an.l l.i |.r,.l.. i.n. v in plivM... Aflrr .(nine UrH.I....I. vvn.l, ..I W ' rsI ' irtfi..i . r.iiN.isilv an.l mrivintf lii I ' l.D , l ll.itMit.l. ll.- ...ni. ' I.. ( l i.. Sliil. ' in I Olio . .in n i.tiiiil |m.l t in plioi.s h,..i l..s l.i |H,.iti..n a. I t.an. In- U . Il.iirnia.i of llir pl.v.i. • M.J a.ln.M .1...... ..I [126] (;r.i (.. il. ' .Iml.nl , rl„ ( iriiduatcs ol lliii crsili -s iill uNcf tlic ( oiiiiliA iir cinolliliL; iil ( )lii() Sl.ih- .is ciirU iis |S0() lo worL lowiird a liiolicr (Icyrrc. I lie iru rcasiiit; numlx-r ol jta lualc ciitollnicdls (an he al(ril)iil (l In till ' (Icmand lor iiitciisixc and specialized sludy in arions ore ii[)ati()iial lields. I lie Graduate School was founded in 1911. The work ol llie ijrnduate student is dillerent Intrii dial ol the ordinary student enrolled in Ohio State. Emphasis is placed on research work and tlie jialheririjt of material for a thesis, hor this work the tJradnate sitident receives a defjree of mas- ter ol arts or doctor ol philoso[)ln-. U|) to the present time more than a thousand |)ersons have earned I ' ll. I), dertrees and se cral lliousand ha e receixcfl the decree of M..A. from this school. A student enrolled in the ( iradiiali ' S( liool may serve as an inslnutor wliili- ()fkiri toward his degree. These graduate student instructors are an invaluahle aid to the greatness ol Ohio State. Manv ol these instructors have held |)ositions at some ol the smaller colleges and have come hack here lor a Ph.D. degree. In this niaruirr llir llioiis.inds ol Ohio States imdergraduales receive an e |)ert education. This system is grealK Ix-nelicial lo holli stuflent and instruftor. M,n Siml.nis 991 o.iicii Slii.l.nls ' 289 Toliil 1280 Drorrrs Gr.inle l: Pli.D 9-) Masters 5)7 1 lus college ranks sevenll. in enroll,.,,,.! in llie nntifin. MICE A. MOk.W. S..relary Sliirline ns ii . ' ilenoempl.er in llie De- iwirll.ient of Clleii.islr -. iidvnnring lo Secre- hiry lo Dean McPlierson and llien lo posi- lion of Secrelnr - of llie Cracfuale Scliool. .Mice A. Moran lins see.i tlie scliool Brow from 278 lo I 100. Slie lias I.eld lliis [Kisi- lion for llie pasi lliree years. f:jc(ieriiiienlinfl trim (t fie .U:l..r [127] ikin. Marv M. Co urnblis MA. m Hsycholosy M.A. in H.ycholoBV Psi Kappa; Lena Lake Forrest Sigma Alpha Siiema Blan(liurcl, Rosernar ' Co umfc,« IVl(.i Zcia; G I.IU.W of the National fcA I ' l.fo.ional Women ' . Club. D.R-rr. Dc.rolliv A. of Bi and i.il ,r. I Mavs. David Willie l i,w Bluff. Ark M.Sc. in Agronomy Alpha Phi Alpha; All American Football- Arkansas State; Arkansas Stale Debating Tc S( liilter. Krirli Stephan I ' hiladelphia. Pa. M.Sc. in Chemistry TUcta Kappa Phi I alley, Kuffene Alton Roxbury, Va. Will. Dctlcl .latol) .Atiurosliii. ). C. M.Sc. Kanarowski. Slaniev Martin Columbus M.Sc. American Chemical Society Russell. RoI.ert William FimUay M.Sc. Sherwood, h.d in M. Columbus Ph.D. in Physics Phi Eta Sigma; Tail Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sign Sigma Xi; Pi Mu Ep.ilon; Ohio State Uni Scholar in Electrical Engineering; Battellc Memorial Institute Fellow in Physic. Wiesf. Emil G. Winona. Minn. Ph.D. Gamma Alpha; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Secretary; Journal Club; American Chemical Society Umm STUDENTS [128] BOARD OF oiKi-riorjs dtairman Uniry R. Drnck.ll rVsiJonl. The Drn.kcll Co pnny, Cincinnnti, Oliio Vice -Chairman Samuel SuiiiimT Presidenl. Siimn.rr f- Com- pany. Colun.hus. Ol.io l.tpctitifp Svcretary lolm B. Fiillcn -isisfan( Uxccutivc Svcretary D. E. Proclor ( I Ml I.r l.ri. .,. ( )l,... Il,. .„.l I. B. ' vi. I ' rrsi.l.i.l. OI.N. Si,. I. I ' iiivi-rnily ( ..Inn.l..... ()l,m W.ILr.l M KiplinK.r I ' r. ' .i.lri.l. Kiplh.if.T ' ,. l.inul. . Atf.-n.v. ,..l.mBl..„. I). C. I . ' . I : Ijn.oln l ,..i lrnl. I.in...ln l:l.-.lric Cmn- ,.,...%. ( ' l -%. ' L.n l. Ollio. I I.. Mnrrill i.. ' I r. ' .i.lrnl. Ollin Sil.t.- I ' ni- . ' r.llv. ( ' . l.....l .... Ol.in 1r.. rl..r.-,.- M, I ' ostoi, ( ' ol....,l...s. Ol.i,, ( .,rl [-. Sl.-I. Bii.li.. ' « Maimurr. Ollin Slnlr I niv. rsilv. ( ' uluii.l.u«. Ohio l,.li.. I . Si..... ' ( ' l.i.ir...i.n. n.. ' Siiumv.- Corp. lln-riLit (..■t. (,.„„n„„r„,.(, r,.„. l„ml DE jQiiSeW nu Allliiiiiuli -.lill ill ils ijil.iiKy. tlic Ollio State University Development liiiiil. I)i)rii in llic sprint; I I ' ' ) ' ' , iilre.icly has estahlished itself as a stronu factor in trie continuecl life and progress of tne University. Throiicli it. many worthy sliiclents in financial difficulties liave received aid lo continue tfieir studies: tlie Library has been furnished special col- lections and microfilm: research departments on the campus are seelhinc with newly stimulated activity. The Fund, which originated in the iiiiiids ol a group ol iiileresled ami working alumni to raise money for many special needs not met by legisla- tive appropriations, has moved into its second year with a program of new [irojects. all of which are designed to make Ohio Slate a better, finer, rit her instiliition of higher learning. Through The Fund, alumni and frientis of the University have a chance lo (ontribiite their share, no matter how small, to this end. In its first v.-.ir more than 5300 contributions totaled l 60.000. In addition. $22,000 I imi ' to the r ' und for projei Is outside of the specihc program of objei lives. Fund monies are being allocated into arioiis i li,innils wliirc llicx will dci the most good. Moving force and guiding light of the I ' und s initial success has been Harry R. Draclcett. 07. Cincinnati industrialist and national chairman of the first caiiiiiaign. He has been ably assisted by a working staff headed by John li. Fullen as executive secretary and D. E. Proctor, assistant ex- ecutive secretary. Ml Mndi e ciasses I ■„, .■„;.■.. I U ' s  ..(. h „ „„.t. Uul Oral ami I ' M,,-, I ' riLrrK slmff a on(| ifla ' f iifl Woft fc )yr. UC„rm„k •.■ .•. Jii.t.irl Menihcrs i llic liiiiior Cliiss liokl a large iiumhcr of tlu- major positions on ( )liio Slates (anipus. Some ol liu ' se posi- tions are Secretar ol tlic Stiidenl Senate. Secretar ' or Fra- ternity Affairs. Secrelar ol Sliulirit . (li ili(s. and l.ditor and Hnsiness Manager ol iIk Makio. Ilirongli llieir diligent edort and a(ti c interest, llie tneinlxrs ol llie ( hiss ol i ' ll li.i c le a great deal to promote llie extract (nii(inar phases ol lile ,)liio Stal ' . II. M( ( oimi(k. Monde o,i el wieldei ol the Innior ( lass iiwd a memlier ol I ' hi ( lamriia I )ella. has had an im| or- lant sharVin (aiTipns a(ti ilies. nesides lieing ele( led lo Ivomo phos and IVk kel and I )ipper. he h.is neeti a sophomore (•( tc taiN lo the Undent Senate. Se relai ol ihc ( omii1 ( liilis. Varsity McinajA). and lioMs mcmlu r liip in ( )hio Slalii--, Jin.. and Y.M.C.A, l is e,noll.-,l in ih.- ( oll,o.. „| ( n.nnHl. e. JIIIIOR am OFFICER [132] K,.(,..,( ; U( .rmUk ;.„,i..r CU V,i. .nl Five menihcrs ol tlic Iimior Class were nppoinlrri ny McCor- niirk to comprise file Cal)iiiel and assist liini in administering llic iillairs ol tlir class. Ri(li,inl . Hickarl. majoiiti , ' in ac ( oiiiiliiiU i ' I ' p College ol C omnuTfc and Administration comes Irom ( anion. Ohio. He is a member of l lii Kap|)a Iraternity. His otiier activities iiu Inde Phi Eta Sigma. Commerce College ' Council. Sophomore Class Cabinet, and Newman C lab. Elizabeth J. Dye, president ol Delta Delta Delta, comes from Troy. Ohio, and is enrolled in the College of Education. Having had a ver ' active career on the campus srie was both a opho- more Secretary and Treasurer of W S.G.A. She is also a mem- ber of Mirrors, Chimes, and Women s Ohio. Howard R. Rainier, a member of Alpha Gamma f fio, is ma- joring in animal luisbandry in the College of Agri( ulture. lie- sides being a nicniber ol tlie arsity tracK team he is a member of Romo[)hos and the Saddle and Sirloin ( iiib. He comes Irom C rove[)ort, ( hio. 13elta Zeta s contribution to the Junior Class Caliinet. P ' ggy Reese, resides in C olumbus. She is enrolled in the Education College. ]n(liHl il in her a(li ities are Browning, committee chairman ol . lirrors. i(c prcsidcni ol S( hoiaris anrl niem- bershii) in Pi i.ambda I beta. John I). Ireland, also ol ( olutnbiis. is a meml)er ol Kap[)a Sigma lraternil -. f Je is a member ol Scarlet Key, Texnikoi. I au B -ta Pi. and Phi Win SiL ' ni.i. brland is enrolled in ihe College ol Engineering. BUCKO t Early one morning during Traclilions Week, not more than fifteen meml)ers of the sopliomore class are doused witn a buckelfiil of icy water to inform tliem of tneir election to Bucket and Dipper, junior men s rion- orary. I he neophytes are chosen by the outgoing members to perpetuate this honorary, which was estafjiishcd in 1907. Scholarship and e.xtra- curricular activities are the bases for election to the honorary. [ he elected memfjers are presented with a large tin bucket and dip- [jer which they are to carry the next day. The first evening of initiation fh ric()ph tes visit sorority houses and entertain according to their individ- ual talents. They receive definite instructions for their acti ities of th next day. They dress in outiaiulish costumes in the afternoon anci are led through a series of snake daiucs around the campus. I he neophytes are then conducted to the (raditional Bucket and l)ii)[)er rock where the initi- ation lakes i)lace. Alter the ceremony at the Rock the newcomers are tossed indi idually into Mirror Lake. 1 he lormal banquet and initiation are held in the e c ' ning alter the di[) in Mirror Lake uul tfie new members ol Bucket and Dipper elect temporary oflicers to lake over the organization. The members ol Bucket and Dip[)er besides aiding in ihc coiiliiui ance ol ail camfjus traditions ha e one of their own. Each year at the Illinois-Ohio loofbail game. Bucket and Dipper and Sachem. Illinois jimior men s honorary, conduct the lliibuck ceremony. I he third Iliibuck is now in circiuation and is retained jjy Bucket and Dipper by irlue ol r)hic) s ictory. , ' (.oii( (o au ' iJInw ( li lr i lilional trulers . ' po;) iv(i ii ' or orc s ;.v «M.u(„.,n,u, lmn„ i I) -nmmm,-. t; Xoster „„ ,• „„( U .., t l w Hi, f ),.,„. f ' ,.r(, ,( lr,„;il,„r,„ H,„Ul ,.,„ Di wr r,„l, Tin,:,,,,!, tirll „,„l l,u,l, wuU-r llw ■ ,■„ Sluii iopc floats qracrluUv into Minor iJ .v..,.i v , .„„... -;)„. .( „,.„.(,•« .A ..,. GolomU Xosfccr Colavun o.;, Heffro,, K..n( Rei«y Rose,,,,,,. brake A cCormirl Slanhope William llarol.l All,,.. Ir. Edwin Arlluir dolomo Jos( ' i li Andrew Park Harry Mcii i, ' ( ala (iii . ltiali l ' ),iir l licllroii AnIi.rlxKvi.ikc.lly Rdwin 1 )illi()ri 1 )()(lil Cli.irlcs MciiiA Kent liernard lames Roselisoii l clward Sims l)ral e I olxrt M C orrnic K Willi, im W,dl,i(e Sl.iidi.)|). (1irisl, |)li,r William l:o|cr C.ill.rrl l-l.mr Mi.k.-ls.m W illiam C oiiklin NosKer JncK Stoneii.im onnaer E«ler MicLvho Younger [13 ] Wo l ' pr(on mm r.slhcr Icaniic All)nn I )()ris Alcnc AriDi ' l . l ( ' iryiiiiii ( IkiidIx-i Mar( ia I .lainr ( oofxT l.li ,.l..ll, l.af. I)y I )i)t()lli lean r.(l ai ls . laiuaicl ii aimr Kalz l i.i I i| si)n Marv l..m,s.. Morrill Joanne I.li .alxlii ( )rr H.llv lan.Paislrv I l(ircn( ■ i i.iii I rifst C alln-riiir l.iiii- Iviliti Mar I .(iuis ' J wiikard rl, al.,ll,a.m Walk.r |,,M I l, ,.l.,|l, nU.-.I..M [l.V,] Cliinics, junior womriis lioiiorary, was loimdid in 10|S lo lionor oulstandirig slxtli quarter soplioniore women. Eacli s|)rin( si. le -n w-w members are chosen lo carry on (lie traditions ol llie ortfanization. I girls are chosen because ol tlicir a( ( oniplislinicnts in s( liolarsliii) at Ira-curricnlar activities and lor dicir outstanding (xTsonalities. I lie ririginrj ol chimes in llic liotnes ol the neophytes notilies them ol their election to Chimes. I his early morning ceremony durint, ' I r.iditioiis WeeK is one ol the most imi)ressi e ceremonies of the weeK. The white-clad neophytes, willi ( himes scarfs around llieir nc( ks, assemble at the Siuidiai the next allernoon lor their initiation, r.ach ol the outgoing members choses a daughter whom she blindlolds and leafis around the campus. I he ritual ol initiation is (oniplclcd in the Orton Mall tower where each new member makes her |)ledge to C himes. tach initiate rings a note on the chimes as a signal ol her memberslii[ . The initiates arc then presented with the s nil)oli( gold, bell-shaped pin. The old members may wear their Chimes jjins onl - on ( himes day each year alter their year of active membership is finished. Chimes has two main objectives in its program ol the year. 1 he or- ganization cooperates with the University in its extra-curricular program and also works to unify all campus activities. Another of its objectives is to maintain high standards of leadership and scholarship lor tin- women stutlents at Ohio State. Each year Chimes acts as co-sjionsor willi Imk kiI and Hipper in presenting the lunior ProFU wlii( li is the group s largest single project ol the year. lonor 4 JUH linl, M,( .nnul. I ' ,r.,.l.nt „( l „. „„ ., ( ' ,.ss. p« oris ; ,„;,l ,n,M, nn,-,M „( l „- ; ' rm„ ,1 •• u av.. ' Pion . , „,..ns Uonor- „nUe dance. . ,,. lUu .-a -- TUecapacilvc- va5 ; . Ovn.na-u. ,1 I,, i ,. I I- -II LiJsJ TUe ieaUvrecl so o. . ,„„,Uu . ,..„, Russ Isaacs .nacU-lh . j,,,,,, lU u- ,,,.,1 auA « a. .., . . .;-;:::;: ;: ■ ' ■ ' ■- ,... .... Gym a u.. , . j „„ aH ,,corlecl bv Sara UM ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ae Junior na. ' ' _ , bv„-cWn dance ere Arc - 3 .,,,, Louise Snvu1 - ' 1 M„ry f ,.i,r Swiclard ami Archer Rvilly CoChairmcn o the Prom A sea ol .,p i||P, u.. rv or „„ ,.,„„r.. B...I „,,;,P,, [ijy] REPRESEHTilTIVE Mian Ml,.,, .Ar r .v Berger liuharl liloo,,, iro.rn lU.rL- CnUI (•„ , „.,(; C .s ,„ll C .a,., ..., Corr Crosr lhl„sl„„„ll Vr n-l.ir,- EiJe f f ' tif I ln c Jur.iors form a rcptcsenlalive cross-seclion o( sdinc of llie oiilslniKJiiig slutlenls in llif C lass ol IQ ' II. They have been chosen for reprcsenlalinn in ihi- I O 10 M.ikio on the i, .if lli.-ir ill hievi in Ills in scholarsiiip. leaderstiip or aclivilics. Alban, Jeanne Columbus Kappa Kappa Gamma Allen. W ' ill.nn I l,.n.l Cot„,„l.„. Si ma Chi; Fraternity AlTairs, Sccrt-tary: Ohio Staters Inc., Secretary; Rumophos; Bucket and Dipper; Student Senate; Scarlet Mask; Strollers; Y.M.C.A. Arclery, Ann Cof,i,n(,.,s hinu C DiHta B ' ri ' r. R )l crl Carl Col,„„lms Phi Camma Delta; Kappa Kappa I ' si. President; Marchuit: Band; Concert Band; Quadraniilc Jesters; American Institute ol Electrical Engineers Ritki.rl.Ki.li.inlW ' . Canlo,, Phi Kappa; Phi lita Sium.i; Commerce Collcse Council; Sophomore Class Cabinet; Junior Class Cabinet; Newman Club Biedel, ( l.trk Willi,,. Marh-IU, Bloom. John Charle iiiis( h. Morcnce Marie n„mb„rg.Nc,v Vorfc Scholaris; Dormitory Assembly. Sccrctary-Treasurer. Neil Hall Cahill. Vern R. Tir Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching  i l -, i,i c c Band; Concert Band Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta Siijma; Saddle and Sirloin; 4-H Clu lirevoorl. irank I ,. Colu„,l,„. Phi Eta Siuma; Pershinii Rifles. Supply Sergeant. Second Lieutenant iirown. Llizabetli Cicnc lirpnicn Kappa Epsilon; Scholaris; Phi Kho Alplia: Pharmacy Council. Secretary; Vocational Info Y.W.C A Co Burke. Miirlliii i lilv r„l,„„i,u., Cal.lu.-ll. Ilfnrv Co n,n(,,„ Phi Eta Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; American Institute of Chemical Engineers Casliiilt. Ann r„ ,„„;„„ Kappa Alpha Thela; Stroll (I,.,,,,!.-,., . lvre V. U ' . ,(o„ K.ippa Alplu Tliciii; C:himct; Uumcn ' n Sflf Government A.i.oci.ition. Juniur out o( To Rip[r  -ntalivr [140] Cooper. Mart la i ' .Liine Daylon Chi Delta Phi; Theta Sigma Phi; Scholaris; Chimes. Treasurer; Mirrors; Lantern. News Editor; Makio. Sophomore Editor; Women -8 Self Government Corr. Hilda Mae Co ...n(.,.s Crites. Cirover J. Columiu, Phi Tau Theta; Pershing Rifle Labor Board; Peace Mobilisation; Freshman Tenni Independent Men ' s Associatior Y.M.C.A. Council; Quarterback Club Cro.se. Kaclie! I .ois Voiiiiflsloirn IVIta Delta IVItj. Link.. Orchsis Deiashmtilt. Elizabellt Co umLiis Kappa Phi. Membership Chairman; Vocational Information Conference Coordinator; Independent Women ' s Association Derhvsl.irr. Charles K, I ' oUm Phi Eu Siunii; Vi Tau Pi Sitima; Amcncjn In«tiiuii ■■ ' ■ Electrical Enfcincrr : Elr.tn 1 Entiinecr Council i:)odd. Kdwii. Dill.... Co iiriiLiis Phi Gamma Delta; Studeiu Senate. SecretjrvTreasuir t Bucket and Dipper; Alhln Board; Scarlet Mask; Y.M HdNVar.U. Do.i.tl.x 1. r. .... o.i D.ha Gj Mirrors; imiiij. llcasutct; Chimes; Ans Collegt llide. .• llene Mnrfforel (-| f....i(.... 1 J 1 n - 1 9 4 1 Flllis. Martha Carol vn Shuber llcighls Bool and SiJJIc FrcII, 1 hornas C. Si. Warren Phi Ela SiKma: N :u.ni.in Club ( liirv. Oorotliv Jane Uhlalmla Thcia Sigm.i Fhi; Untctn. N Edllor; Mick H..II. Sccrclary Treasurer I loilislcllcr. I .avs l . Dnmilt.. Phi Ela SiKma: Saddle and Sirl.iin Club; American Dairy Kamellin, Kli H. Calumi,,, Phi Eta Sumi: Scarlet Maik; I ' .rnii, ' , Jane Marie Columbus Kappa Kappa Gamma, Marshal, Key Correspondent; Browning;; Strollers: Boot and Saddle; Sundial Epstein, Bernice Yonters, N. Y. Siema Delta Tau; Hillel I ' llimon, Victor Dan C (irifon Phi Eta Siema; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Tennis; Varsity Tennis Fisher, John C. Co u„ b.,s Phi Eta Sinma; Pistol Club, |-rie l...an. M„x R..,i„l.l Oorvlaml Tau Epsih.n Phi; Tonn.-. Freshman Manauer; Hillel Players; Scarlet Mask I ' liller, llleanur ). Urhana Kappa Kappa Gamma; Brov Strollers; Golf Club; Homecoming Court; Sopho Prom Queen iM.n.l.h. Willi,.,., Mark Ch;cU„ul Thcta Xi; Romophos; Y.M.C.A . Advisory Board, Secretary, Cabinet; Freshman Student Senate Garvin, Johi. I i.l,.,,.,. Columbus Pi Kappa Alpha. President; C:ouncil of Fraternity PrcMdcni Plcdte and Social Relations Committee, Committee for RcvisinR Rushing Rules; Scarle and Gray Cieiger, Byron W, Vld.siita ri Cnistufson, Don Fink Columbus Heherding, Dollv L. Canfield Alpha Chi Omega, President; Scholaris; Makio; Strollers; Boot and Saddle; Flying Club I lcut t ' . John I ' ranklin CanfieU Independent Men ' s Association, Executive Committee; 4-H Club; University Grange; American Society of Agriculture Engii I h)l.stetter. Ward C. OrriiH.. Alpha Zela; Agriculture Student, Business Staff; Cross Counlty Track; 4-H Club; University Grange; Townshend Agricullurc Hosier, Rosellen f-in, ,,y Delta Zeta; Y.W.C A., Upp. Class Council; Links; Panhcllenic 1 lowf. Irank I Icirv (•o ,.n. ,us Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Football; Varsity Track Jennings, Lois Marie Cnlumbu, Delta Delta Delta; Chi Delta Phi, Treasurer; Delta Phi Delta; Scholaris; Pen and Brush Karrick, Neva Louise Kenlon Scholaris; Vocational Information Committee; Links; Dormitory Assembly y . Suzanne ...bus K,.i ., Co ., Chimes; Mirrors; Scholaris: Y-Ncws, CoEd.tor; Y.W.t.A. Executive Counc.l; Strolleri; Sigma Eta Chi Kent. Charles Henry Columb,u Beta Thela Pi, Secretary; Ri.m.ipho,; Bucket and Dipper; Ohio Slaters; Sundial, Atsistant Editor; Student Court, Justice; Scarle. Mask. Executive Board: Y.M C A., Executive Cabinet; Co-Chairman of Greek Week; Director of Freshman Camp ft E P R E S E I T i T n E Kefchiini, Kathryn A. Lisbon Scbobris: Pi Lambdi ThcU; Pomcrcne Advisory Board; Y.W.C A, Kilihell. William G. Gar Jen Cily. L I. N. Y. Epsilon Psi Epsilon, President of Pledge. Krakofl. Dorothv S. Co(,,mtu5 Mirror.; Maltio. Associate Business Manager; Yearling Yclper. Business Manager; Commerce Council; Freshmai Activities. Secretary; Strollci Hillel Players; Tennis Club Lantjiiurst, James H. W ' iUard Delta Upsilon; Varsity Football Lemnierman, Jean E. Kt-nf Delta Thcta Sigma; Marching Band; University Grange, 4-H Club; Saddle ; l.ucas. R.J,, I, W Columiu, Phi Eta Sigma; C. nc.rl B,i Indianola Student Center; Wesley Foundation l- oi). Keiinetli I.. ' reniont Epsilon Psi Epsilon; Varsit Band; Y.M.C.A.; Student Optometry Association Marshall. Marie Columhus Kappa Kappa Gamma McCall, Marjoric Bess Wcf slon McQuaide. Josepl. T. Curiiort Phi Eta Sigma, President; Keramos; fau Beta Pi; Ohio State Engineer. Circulation Manager; Engineer Council, Secretary Treasurer; Quadrangle Jesters; Pershing Rifles; Ohio Staters, Inc.; Pistol Club; Scabbard and Blade; Peace Mobilization Committee; Rifle Club M.rriaii.. I.aila II. ■ .anosrillc Delia Sigma Rh..; I ' hilomathc, Ohio Stater. Editorial Staff; Alumnae Scholarship House Council, Junior Representative Women ' s Varsity Debate; Kapna Phi. Vice President. Pledge Chairman Moore, Carl Cleveland Phi Eta Sigma; Pei-e Mobilization Committee. Secretary; Men ' s Gli;e Club; Newman Club; Tov tr Club . lorjjan. Kemii-tli 1. h-romesville D-lta Sigma Delta . ' lorrison. diaries S. lilaMuL Alpha Gamma Sigma; University Grange; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society Agricultural Engineers Ncwinaii. I. I ' orest ; ori.M,io,ii;i . ofhstine, Harriet E. .Ulwdle Student Chemical Sucicfy Oates. Roljirt lulwar SMtv Ornstein. Frances Thompson Scholaris; Independent Won Association; Hillel; Coopcra Recreation Group Orr. Jeiinne IJizalietli Columbus Delta Delta Delta; Scholaris. President; Chimes. Vice President; Delta Phi Delta. Treasurer; Pi Lambda Theta; Ohio Stater, Art Staff; Pen an Brush; Links; Y.W.C. A. Patlan. Alice Elizabeth Columbus .Scholaris; Educational Council; Physical Education Board; Hockey Club; Outing Club. Treasurer Paisley. Betty Jane Zaru 9i f p Kappa Alpha Thcta. Schubrihip Uuuman; Chimes; Y.W C A . Executive Council; Stroller . Bro«-ning Papier. Rose Locum C oliinibus Scholaris; Student Labor Boa Student Wives; Sigma Alpha Sigma Parker. W ' illia.u E. Worrrn American Society of Autum- Engineers. Treasurer; Soci i Mechanical Engineers. Pubh. Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma. Treasurer; Beta Pi; Ohio Si,! Engineer; Quadrangle Jcster Penfieltl. l.oiiis .-Mhert yienlun on l ie Lair Chi Phi; Cross Country Tean; Track Team: Pen and Brush Club Kelchun, Kitclull Krafcoff Umilmr. Lemmerm ,,I,,IS Lyon Narslmll McColl McQmn.t MerrUim Moore rlorgnn Morrison ...™,,i,i •o( .,s(i„. Oa(,.s Ori.-lr,,, Orr P{idan Paisley Papier Partner PenfUl I [142] J J I]  I fl R S - 1 9 4 1 Pettit. IJorotliv Jean CoJumlms Kappa K.ippa Gamma; W ' omcl Ohio; Strollers; Browninii; Y.W.C.A. Polster. Hnnnali Rulli Cdumlms W.O.S.U. Players; Hillcl Players: Strollers; Hillcl Postlewaitc. Donald E. Columbus Phi Eta Siema. Vice Prcsider l; Ohio State Engineer, Departmental Editor; Quadrangle Jesters; Student Branch American Ceramic Society, Secretary-Treasurer I ricsl, llorcnic N ' ivian Co .m ;.,., Chimes; Women ' s Ohio; Makio. Associate Editor; Women ' s Self Government Association, Council Ramiiiclsljiirg. hdwi ).. .,r,.r,. Scholaris; Student Labor B„i Glee Club; Independent Won Association; Home Economic Club; 4-H Club Rasor, Omer Oliver iirmllord Reese. PegtJv Jane Columbus Delta Zcta: Schobris, Vice President; Pi Lambda Tbeta; Mirrors, Committee Chairmar junior Class Cabinet; Brownt Rehn. Catherine Jane CJumbus Delta Delta Delta; Chimes; Women ' s Self Government Association. Board; Mirrors, Secretary; Student Labor Board; Peace Mobilization Committee Willia.n W Rosenson. Bernard J. Sl.. , .rn..i p Alpha Epsilon Pi, President; Editor of 1940 Makio; Bucket and Dipper; Ohio Staters, Inc.; Council of Fraternity Presidents; Student Court, Justice Rotherinund, . nne P. Columbus Delta Delta; Delta Phi Secretary; Ohio Stater, Delt Delt Art Staff Shively. Harold E. AfrComfi Phi Kappa Tan; Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching Band Silver. Mariella Anne Columbus Scholaris Sfanli()|)f, ChillUolbe Phi Delta Theta, President; Makio, Business Manager; Bucket and Dipper; Rnmophos; Ohio Slater; Scarlet Mask; junior Prom, Publicity Chairman; Badminton Club, Treasurer; Freshman Activities Starker, Dorotlin Ellen iVeirconicrsloien Scholaris Stein, Mildretl K. C ctvlanJ }l,i„h. Scholaris Stradley. Eliza Bartlit Cana! Wlnc ipstor Scholaris; Strollers Swickard, Mar ' Louise Columbus Walter. Lenorc apakoneta Scholaris Wilson. Ruth Ellen Horncll. . V Strollers; Dormitory Assembly Wilson. Riitli Ernia ro .,m ,i„„„ Wolverfon. Mar ' E. Xe.eart Chimes; Women ' s Recreation Association. President; Badminton Club; Outing Club ee. Jessie Doslon, . o«« Scholaris [ 145 ] (V HramLL: liolurU. KunJe Carmock. Kiracofe SOPHO Members of tlic Class ol )12 have sliowri outslaMclinii ahilily in executing the functions of the various positions wfiirli they hold on the campus. A few of these positions in whicli they are given the opportunity to show their capabilities are the Sof)hon)ore Secretaryships ol the Student Senate. Fra- tcruify Affairs, and Women s Self Government Association, as well as the S()[)liomore Editors and Business Mcmagers ol the Mnlcio Staff and the xarioiis athletic teams. riic Class ol 10 12 this vrat diosc lack Cral to lead ihcm ciS |jresident. He in turn a|)[)oinled a ( aninci ol nve sophomores lo cissisl him in the aflministration ol his duties. ( )ulslaii(lirit on Uic ( ani[)iis as one of its leading ' anili ' trs. I.k k R. Cjral was chosen by the Sophomore Class to presiih ' t) er the acli ilies ol their second year ol college life. He is a member Sigma Alpha Ilpsilon. Besides his e.xcellent work on Hie tsit loolball and basketball teams, he is treasurer ol Romo- jiliVs and .1 inrinbcr ol the arsil - ( ) . ssoc-ialion. draf is en- )ll In llir Collroc ol CormiKMxe. [144] ict R. Oral Snnl,„m.„.- CI,,-. I ' n-.i,l,„l F nrbara A. Braninlc. Kappa .Mplia I Inla s oiili ihiilion Id the So|)liomore Cabinet, is enrolled in llie C olleye ol Arts antl Sciences. Being secretary of I ' resnnian Acti ities and a member of Mid-Mirrors durin ; lier first year in scliool. srie is also a mem- t)er ol Sciiolaris and an associate memljer ol Strollers. She comes from C reens illc. ( )lii(). Justine Carmack, fi ineniner ol Kap[)a Kcif)()a Gamma soror- ity, is enrolled in the C ollege ol f:.ducation and is majori ng in fine arts. A resident ol Columbus, her extra-curricular activities include Nhd-i hrrors. Mirrors. S(holaris. anfl Bro vnin . Charles A. Kienzle. wlio is inajoriiiy in prelaw in llic C ollege of Commerce and Administration, is a member of Phi Camm.) Delta fraternity. His other activities inclutle Phi Eta Sigma. Sophomore Business Manager ol llie Makio. Romophos. Stroll ers and Scarlet Mask. Eugene D. Kiracofe, who comes from Camden, Ohio, is a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma fraternity. He is active in the Grange, Townshend Agricultural Education Society, 4-H Club, varsity cross country squad, and tfie Regimental Band. Kiracofe is enrolled in the College of Agriculture. Herl)ert R. I oberts, 1 au Kappa Epsiloii Iralernily, is a Soph omore Editor of the Makio, and a member of Romophos. Com- merce College Council and Scarlet Mask. Coming from Rochester, he is enrolled in the College of Commerce and Ad- ministration where lie is lollowing a general business curri- culum. [145] R 1 P II S Roniophos are we, Romophos are we. Were what the Irvslu All aspire to he One or the first honors tliaf may he bcslowcci on a man at ( )liii) State is to rje elected to Romo[)lios. so()liomore men s nonorarv ' . Fresh- men are chosen lor Roniopnos on tin- hiisis ol sc lioLirship. ii(ti ilifs and personality. I he initiates are awakened Lite Monda ni , ' lil ol I radilions t-ek. I)y the memners ol Romot)hos. and are [presented with a lock find chain which signifies their election to Romo[)hos. 1 his lock and chain. hich is carried the ne.xt day, symbolizes Iriendship. The meml)ershi|) in this organization, which was orgariized Ij the graduates ol the class ol 1932, is per|)etnaled hy the election of from ten to twenty-five new members each spring. 1 his year there were twent - five student members elected as well as two members from the Uni er- sity administration. Tfie aims ol l oriio| ilios aic to proiiHilc scjplioiiiorc (lass spirit and to helf) Ireshmcn through their first Near ol school. Romo[)hos acts for tin- sojihomore class in any |)rojects fittempted during the year. This year l omoiihos sponsored the So|)homore l ' rom with the as- sistanc( of Mirrors, sophomore women s honorary. 1 he Mens Oym was decorated with large drajjes at cunt eiul with Sophomore Prom and thr class numerals in large letters at the south and north ends res|)ecti eK . Had) ol the bask( tball backboards Nas co ered with a bhuk arul while silhouette. 1 hose attending danced to tlie music ol F ob Z urke and his l)elta Rhythm Orchestra. During the evening. Zurke, who is well known as a swing |)ianist. played several enthusiastically received solos. Eleanor fuller, the Queen ol the Prom, was introduced by her es cort, Soijhomore Class l resident lack Oral. William l.i ingston. presi- dent of Romof)hos and ( hairman of the l rom. then [)resented c botu|u -t of roses to the C ueen Irom the so[)lK)more class. I he [)ledge chorus ol the Kappa Sigma Iralernity won the nnals ol llic lnlerlrat ' rnit ' Pledge Sing which were held at the I rom. I he other comf)etitors in the linal elimination were the pledge ( horuses ol neta 1 beta Pi and Sigma Chi fraternities. Sleepy eye,l h.rh,uh awaLrn. I„ llu Komophm lock ami cha c .„I,iM„ ol llu l)iuLi,ilLin , lo l ic lmi of Romphos finery on display V m ' J, (.•r„,,r. DonJ.I l)„l,- i?,r„„r,l ),„t.. l . l varil Sims Drake :,.,. v R..l).rl l.im.s I:ppley ( u-ort ' c Eriiy I ' ajcsi (,. .,! Keilli William Goss Go,, C.n.l lack Ri.l.ard ( raf Ri.liar.I Mavw.ll ( ■.r.-.n Crri ' i.r Cliarirs Ri.l.ard C.r.-isrr Arxlrcw BfaiiiiionI IoIiiimiii. II ;.,;,„vn Charles Arlinu ' lon Kieo .lc Ki ; DelI.er E. Ki.is.l Klr, L. i ' al I. Kirwin ;.,.;-..L.r Will,,,, Aifr.-.l Coln.rn I.cFeber William Samuel Eivinflsfon I .irinqstun Cliarles Henry Marharli „ „„■( Stanley Leonard Marx ' ,„ .,r AII)(Tt F ' -dward Mar ano ■„l, , (leorce Ricliard Micliael riiomas Lewis Packer ' iv(mi Philip C-ilT.ml Pal.l. RunLin K ' i, ,■ I.,l,„ Ar„„ld l ' ..Kto.. v ' ,.;„rl. Lewis Allen Kankin .SVn„„,.f,„.,M Leon Stiiier Riie 1 l.-rl.erl R..y RoI.erts Si 111 UN Jolin Ostlood Semmelman Smi.;. Arthur Aaron Simon w ■ .,,.,. . Robert Ora Smith ()iientin Powell Whipple ■ J TT ' :? PIM Listening to the iiiii i o rtoi y.miw mL Oral. Prr,id,nl ..( ihc Sop iomorp ' lass. anJ hlcanor f tiller. Queen ol ,l,e from [147] M I ft K R S Mirrors, vfiicli lias proyressed tJrt ' atly in tli ' last few years, is rapiclK oiii- inii to l)c tlioutflit of as tlic sopliomore women s honorary. I o l)e eliijililc lor iiiemljcrslilp. a «irl must become a member ol Micl-. lirrors in lier Iresluiian year. If sfie works diligently in Mid-Mirrors besides participating in other activities on the campus and maintaining a certain scholastic record she may hope to be one of the thirty girls chosen for Mirrors. Presided over by the First N ' ice President of the Woiiicn -. Self Govern- ment Association. Mirrors girls aid with the preparations lor the ( lold Diggers Prom and the Mistletoe lea Dance. I he Mirrors bridge ' parl and st le show is an annual event. This year . ' lirrors assisted Ri)rnopii() ' . witii the .Sopho- more Prom. The main project of the year was supervisititi .uid (lii( (inu Mid . lirrors girls with an eti((uelle book which will be presented to ever incoming fresh- man women student in the fall, hach simimer it has been the custom of Mir- rors girls to write to prospective freshman girls as their campus sister in order to extend to them the friendly feeling which exists at Ohio State. During Freshman Week in the fall a campus-wide breakfast is hc ' ld to provide lor the freshman girls an opportunity to meet, become ac (piiiind-d with, .ind di . cuss their problems with their campus sisters. Hulu.nUn. S.U.rJt. l i,„„s, f ,,„,.rlv. Slo.rarl. K„vs. Monlflomory Mill.r. I ' xl,,,,: Knmrll,,,,. Tn,l„r. hurx.T. Dukpv. Kmrner. ;-mnfc .S„.„v.r. C.r.ml. : mill,. K ' ,. ,,,, )r..v.T. ..;.r..r.s( .,ri„„, ;:, „„„„K. ri,,,,,,!.-,,,. ' „r ,.v. .....ti l t. C mirriian Hetin. SecreUirv Phrocine K. Mailey Loui.se . ' laxene liishop Justine Carmac k . ' lartha .X. Ccjhagen N ' irginia 1.. f ic key . nita R. Drever Mildred H. |-:dlich Marjorie !.. Fdmoncis Barbara . 1. Kxlene Kathleen A. Frank Harriet . I. Grant Janice J. Hagerly Barbara S. Helm Nancy J. lorlon FIsa B. Javert Virginia F. Julian Marjorie Kays June C. Knowllon Dorothy .1. Kromer N ' irginia . . I.iiwvc-r Dorothv l.an hll.r |„,v I |ol,r Mary I.. . ' lonli ' oinery Nancy K. NVhrc ' iist .Nlary Kav i ' .,rs|,v Charlotte P..liak .ll laiilc ( ' ivii hiUiKoii M.uv K Kobe.l. Mary A. S.hwall hlrv . . Slewiirl Phvills A. Swovrr l ' „ll.e I lavlo. Kuv.d.r I ' I hoi I„,H I Williamv f 14S] REPKESEITATIVE SOPHOIIORES ol |y-U. They linvo lu-rn ilii on lliL- basis of llirir nrliicvrii II.— S.I.I ..,.., I... „, oiilslaiulini! sliiili ' iils in llii ' ( ln.« r. ' prrsinlalion iji lite 1 010 Makic s.imlnrsl.ir.. Ira.l.Tsl.ip or iKiivilics. AKM.R. HA I. I. A.. CanfipU C.mm:. F ' lii LambJa; UnivcrMly C.riniic; Cr.-.: Homo Ec..nomic AXAIJ.ION. lAMIS DINSMOKi:. Si Cl.ursrill.- M.irchini: Band BACIIMAN. HA i:i. KIT 1 1. I ' „ri,„„mih S.:liol.iris; Eta Siuma Phi; Vocalion.il Information Conference ivm:r. bi:it y i.. To e o $ii;ma Delta Tau: Sundial AJvertitine SlalT: Hillel: Linlcs IVMLI-Y. I ' HKOCTNK R.. Mm ison IVlla Gamma. PleJue President; Mali. Mirrors Sophoir Editor; MidMii UARNIIART. I.OWITJ. IDWARn. Marion IVIta Sii;ma Pi; Kappa Kappa Pm; Marehinu Band lUKUON. MARY. Col„ml „s Ohi.. Stal.r: Pen and Hrii.h BAYI.ISS. lOIIN ROIilNSON. ( ' .,l,„„l,„. Ph. Kt.i Slum.. lU I.IK. WIIJ.IAM RAM ' I I. ( o uni ms Phi IVlta Thcta; Tra.k; Freshman Activities; Strollers Iii:MI«l T:R. V IT.DON C Zt.npsi.iHe Marehint Band; 4H Chib; Westminister Foundation 111 RNARI). DONALO DAM-. . V.i. X ' ionna H.i.k.v, Cluh; Ri.mi.ph..-; Auneulture Student; Saddle I5ISI|{)I ' . I.. MAXT.N ' r:. ( o .mitns 11, h, (;.,nin,,i. Y ,( A . MiJ-Miir..rs. Mirrors ItOllS, l l C. IIIOMAS. Co iim ios Phi K.,ppa Tan BOOHKR. LARRY AIJ-RllD. MMleiown Bueke Manae Cluh; Sundial; Ci Manager; Sophon BRODY. RITTI BF_ TRKT:. .Snmier. S C. Sitjma Deha Tan. Pledce President; Links BRYA.NT. IIJ- RD (... Ondnnali Phi Eta SiBma; Hloriei.lture Forum; Men Under Secretary, buckeye Cluh, Preceptor Bl Kl-R. MAK EU.K. . Bm .v Scholaris; Nevcman Cluh; Links; Y W C A. Bi ' Rrr. Bi:. .iAMi pickirint.. Coi„mhus Phi hta SiKma; SunJial. Str.ill.r-: WdSU Players BITLIR. IBWARD .M.OYSIIS. rof.m.bns Slcma Alpha Epsilon; Student Senate CARHVCK. JL ' STI.NK. Col„mbus K ppa Kapp.i Gamrn.!: Schulari : Mirrors CASEY. JE. N FJJZ-ABCTH. ro(nni(,..s Scholaris, Secretary; Student Labor Board. Chairman Links OJKSS. ROBERT NKLSON. Lefconon Buckeye Cluh; Phi Eta Sigma; Y.M.C.A.; Indcpen ( i.oi ' si:. r.KORGi; dixon. 5p.« pv Phi Camma Delta; Scarlet Mask COIIA( .I-. . MARITHA A.. Cod.n.l.ns Pi Beta Phi; Lantern; Mirrors; C! of Publicity; Y.W.C.A. Social Committe COIII.N. IIDITII. Ulitiior... I„rylu,„l Si«ma 1). ha Tan. HilM. Panh.ll. nic Representative; Sundial (•() m:r. ROBLRr iAMi;s. rofnmfcns Siuma Alpha Epsih.n; Freshman Activities; Fraternity Atlairs CONONER. FI.ORENCE MAROL ' I-RITE. S,.rina i. Scholaris; Vocational Information Committee D.WIITJ JAMES LACHIvVN. Mt. Lefcanon Kapra Siiima: Sophomore Student Council; Football; Bas DAICMERTY. M1T RY KAY. Co umdns Kappa Kappa C.amma; B..ot and Saddle; Hockey Club; Y.W.C.A nwisoN. noRiHiA II AWi:. c„i„n,ims CI., Cli.h, (h.r...; Sir. .11.1,. Mid Mill.. r- niMSroN. ROBI.RI II.ITCMI.R. I Am,, Phi Mu Alpha; Chorus; Varsity Chcerleadinu Squad ni.WT.I.SE. ROBERT KENNEE. Tr y Oh. I Stater; Strollers CL5 of 1942 [149] REPftOEnnnE I)ICKI:Y. NIRCilNIA LIT.. Cod.mt.is I ' l Bitj Phi; Sirolkr.; Miffot. nODD. S.ARAH I3IIJ_() . Columlm, Sirolkr.; WOSU Player.; Bool inj SiJJUr; Y.W.C.A. l)f) A . IU(.IMA ANN. r J.,„. ,. MidMitrors; Y V (. A. M M. ANIIA imH. Par,na I ' l Km l hi; Minor.; Linlt; Duimilory A. :niblv I 1)1 It II MILDRED HELE.N. BrooUvn. iV. Y. I . ' l(; P.ll.1 DcIn: Mirror.. Clwrin;in ' of SrcrcMrul ( ' ...m laD.NIONDS. MMMORIK ni. Columbus Pi Bil.i Phi; Slr..llcr!; Mirrors; Gl« Cluh II ' I ' LIY. Rf)Bi;RI JAMFS. Co i.mfc.., K..rr.i Sii;m,; R .mopho.; Frilcrnily AII..ir.; ScjrUl I Al( SI. ia NY GEORGL. Sieul mMe R..m..phos; Makio. Sophomore Editor; Slrollc Svjrln Muk I l WK. KATHLEEN . NN. Columbus IXlta Dch:, Ddt3; M.d-Mirrorv. Mirror.; Makio. Sophomore Editor GEIGER. HAROLD LESTER. PaiasUa Phi Et;i Sigma; Marchmt Band; b ' niycr.ily Grange; t-H Club Gf)ODEIJ.. FRANK H.. Monitio Delta Thcta SJKma; Phi Eta Sinma; Univcriily Graniie; Saddle an Sirloin GRAHAM. FRI:D LEI.IAN. Bnri rd Alpha Gamma Rho; American Society of AgrKullural Engineer. Mirching Band (.l . NT. HARRIET MOORES. CroiH- Ciiv Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chi Delta Phi. Scerttary; Schobri.: Mirror., man of Conflict Committee (.REEN. RICHARD M.. Columbus Sisma Alpha Ep.ilon; Romophos: Makio, Art Staff; Scarlet Ma k GREENE. AL ' DREY ADEI.E. Xeu-ark. S. . Makio, Editorial Stall; Hillel Players; Boot and Saddle; Radio GREENE. MABIJ. I RANCiS. Toledo K.ppa Alpha Thela; .SimJi.l Srr..ll.r. (.k()s . I ' MLirni;. To ... o Siuma Delia Tau; Links; Hillel; Spur Cluh 1 IIXKLINGER. HAROIX). Toledo l),lt., Up-iK.n; Football III I N! miv ' lUk ' X ST.U ' Y. .Wtforl I -i-holari.; Mirror.. Chairman of Finance Co III K ' - IIUI K .Ik. 10SI:PH peter. Columbus S,,,,,,., Alpha Ep.ilon; Scarlet Mask; Football; Ba.eball iii i() . ii;nnii:. MmtsfivM IIII ' SIIIR. H. ROLD I RANCIS. Dovton I ' hi Eta Siuma; Buckeye Club; Students Chemistry Society lli i:NBAUGH. DAN RYAN. Co iirnttis IVlta Upsilon; Maku.; Strollers IIODSON. KENNITH FRANK. CtJim.L.is Phi Gamma Delta; Cro.s Country; Track; Rifle Team n. Soph. Editor: Hillel Playci I l( )K I I ) . N, NCY JANi:. Terrace Park I ' l H.ta Phi; Women ' . Self Government A tiv,; Mirr.irs IIORWIF . JANI-H ' . .V..ii.arlt Sigma Delta Tau; Makio. Sophomore Editor: Hillel Players: Links ISALY. RLTH LOL ' ISE. Marion Delta Delta Delta; Freshman Education Qmncil; Strollers; B h Saddle I i:r T. i:i-SA.Co iiii,;, .« Pi Beta Phi; Mirrors; Women ' s Sell Government Assucialii more Secretary; Strollers lOllNSGN. A. BlvVr.NIONT. Columbus Delta Up.ilon; Romopho.; Columbus Student Senate. S..phomoie Y.M C A. ION. AY. i: LENORA. n,ivi.. Delta Delia Delta. Str..llel,. WDSU Player.. F..rum. Seclel; Cl.aiiman JORDAN. RALPH WILBUR. Clei elu„d Ueiubts D.lla Upslh.n; Kle.hman Aclivilies. S. ' Clelaty. Student S..pli..m.ue Dileclor 11 I IAN. VIRGINIA 1J:i:. ro .iiii(..ii Pi ll.la Phi. Miri..r.: Sundial. Fdii.uial Stall. Strollers L ta 56 [HO] SOPHOMORES KAMKI . HI riY. ; ' .. ,■. „ Kirr-i Alphj Th.i.i; Sundul: Stroller. ki:mmi;ki;k. rai.mh iiowAKt). ciuiiuoii,.. Phi Ela Sii!m.i; K.ippa K.ipp.i P.i; Mir hine B.inJ; CoiKcrt B.nJ kii:n ij:. charij:s auumvion. h..v ..v I ' lii Gamma IXIla; Phi Eta Siuma; Rom.ipho,; Maki... S„ph KiiMiicu Manauor KINCSKED. BITIY ANN. Si. n.v Stroller.; Spur Club; Link, KI. Mv l . ,li: N r.I.I.nN. Co timUs Scholar!,; S)mphoiiy Orchestra; Independent Chairman; Student Chemical Society KiRAcoif-:. kl ' C ' .i:nf. d. CamJcn Alpha (Jam ma Si ma; Sophomuri: Cabin Oross C ' uuntry Squad KIXIN. EDNA MARJORIE. Atlanla. Go. SiKma Delta Tau; Hillel. Board; Tennis Cluh; S , Kl .IVANS. Rl ' IH ANN. Warr,.ri Alpha Ep.,ilon Phi; Hillcl; Panhellenic; M.ik:o k () l.rON. JL ' NK CAMIIJ-E. Col„mb„s Kipp., Kappa Gamma; Strollels; Makio. Soph- kkomi:r. iioro ivit.. Miriot mil HY JANE. Coftimfc, .; Scholaris; Soph LM ' CHLIN. JIvWNi: MARIE. CoLmlms Ohio Stat,r; Newman Club L YI:R. VIRGINIA ANN. Co .i.. ,i. K.ippa Kappa C.amma; Scholaris; Mirrors IJ. lEBER. WIUJIR A1.I RI:D. Ciminnali Phi Delta Theta; Romopho,: Scarlet Mask; Strollers l.i;VINE. KENNITIII HAROLD. JrooWvn. X. Y. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Ohio Staters. Inc.. Travel Committe. Student Travel Agency IJMNGSTON. WILUAM SAMLTL. Columbus Phi Gamma Delta; Romophos. President; Fraternity AlT. Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma I. ONE. BETIT GRISIEE. Columbus Kappa Kappa Gamma; Women ' s Self ( over more Secretary; Links; Creative Year Book I.YNAS. ROBERT HOWARD. Columbus Sigma Pi. Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; Sophomo MARCIIMAN. VIRGINIA E E. Columbu, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Sundial; Strollers; Bro M.C.i:ORGE. ERNES r WILSON. Kent Cru,s Country Team. Track Team M.KAY. Eli;iE MAY. Fremont Makio. Sophomore Editor; Ai Debate M.WMVRA. JAMES E.. Fort enm,..,, N||J J .INGER. PHOEBE. Yoitngslotin Scholaris. Vice President; Vocational Infoi man; Y.W.C A.; Links Ml I J. .MAN. KAinLEEN. Davio.. Sigm, Deha T.ui;; MidMirrors; Hillel Pla mi:ndi:nh. ij . robiiri ernon. l Phi Eti Sigma; Strollers MICHAIH- GEORGE RICHARD. Columbus Beta Theta Pi; Romophos; Student Activities. Sopho phonic Choir. E ecutive Board MIIJJ:R. DOROTHY IF- N. Columbus Delta Delta Delta; Mirrors; Student Labor Board; Y.W. mili.i:r. norma jani:. BexUv Kappa Alpha Theta; Sundial; Strollers MI1J.S. ROBI Rl HFNRY. Columbus Phi Eta Sigma MOiajJIR. EDVNARD W IR . Ihlmrare Delta Tau Delta; Sundial; Var.itv Basketball MOHR. MARY LOL ' ISE. Goflipo Delta Omicron; Mirrors; Education Council MONARCHI. NEIJ.O N.. neUevt,e American Society of Civil Engineers News; Ch. Society of American Engineers MOORE. PHILIP IJ E. Cirdetrttte Delta Upsilon; Ohio Stater; Scarlet Mask; Stroll, Puppetry Club of 1942 [151] R E P R E S E I T il T n E Education College Council; NEHRENST. NANCY EIJZ, Bi:m. CoLmh,,, Delta Gnmma; Schobris. Tieasurer; Mirror.. Publicity Chairman; Student Labor Board I ' ACKi:U. THOMAS LEWIS. Coh.mUs Phi Kappa P i; Romophoj; Fraternity Affairs. Sophomore Secretary; Strollers PALNIER. CECIL ALLEN. W ' aynesviUe Varsity Track; 4-H Club; Student Society of Industrial EnBincers PARRY. WARD LOOMIS. Auflusta. Kan. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball PARSLEY. W. K THERINE. Cle.vland Ueighls Pi Beta Phi; Mirrors; Sundial; Strollers PATCH. PHILIP C Co i.m(K.s Beta Theta Pi; Romophos; Fraternity Affairs. Sophomore Secretary; Strollers PAXTON. JOHN ARNOLD. Coftm.fcns Phi Delta Theta; Romophos, Vice President; Student Senate. Freshman Secretary PETERS. DOROTHY R,. Columbus Kappa Alpha Theta; Sundial; Sophom Boot and Saddle PFANCUFF. WINSTON. Jackson Pi Kappa Alpha; Sundial. Business Assistant; agement Club PICCININI. J. MES A.. Cleveland Varsity Football POLIAKOI F. CHARLOTTE, ' i fi .,„- Alpha Epsilon Phi; Mirrors POLSTER. LEONARD H,. ColumU Sigma Alpha Mu; Freshman Activity Secretary RANKIN. ANNE M.. Columhus Kapp;, Kappa Gamma; Education College Cou RANKIN. LEWIS ALLEN. Coft Beta Theta Pi; Romophos; Stud Mask RAREY. ROBERT POSTLE. Columbus Alpha Gamma Rho; University Grange; Saddle and Sirlo RICE. LORAINE SCHWAL. Monlgom-rv. Ala. Sigma Deha Tau; Hillel; Boot and Saddle RICE. SHIER. Columbus Sigma C;hi; Romophos; Student Senate. Sopho RICHARDSON. V. JANET. Columbus Chi Omega; Mirrors; Y.W.C.A., Publicity; Hockey RIEPENHOFI . JACK P.. Co iirr.t,.s Phi Kappa; Marching Band ROBERTS. HERBERT R.. Rochester. N. Y. Tail Kappa Epsilon; Romophos; Makio. Sopt more Cabinet R0BI:R ' I ' S. WILLIAM H,. North Ballimore Phi Delta Theta: Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching Band R0SI:N. HYMAN. ClarUmrn. W. Va. Z.I.. H.ta Tau; .Student Senate. Sophomore Secret ROSF.NIIELD, Pl-RCY HARRY. Sprinyfield Zeta Beta Tau; Sundial. Business Staff; Makio SCHWALL. MARY ALITFIA. Group City Chi Omega; Mirrors; Scholaris SCIIWART . I-RED HENRY. ColunilMis Strollers; Student Activities si:lls. jayne. Coiumb, Scarlet Mask; Industiial M.. Affai .ll; Strollers; Y.W.C.A. Senate. Sophomore Secretary; Scarle Secretary , Club ■ ' ■ % Ohio Sta Busi Ma .SEMMEIMAN. JOHN O.. Columbus Phi Eta Sigma; Romophos; .Student Activities silvi;rsti:in. marion. r;. .r ..s(«n. w. ' a Siem.. D. ha Tau; Links IM( )N. 1. 1 ' ( IIJj; BiriTY. N.M1. Yort. N. Y. Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel Player.; Hoot and Saddle s.NiriJi. CHARLES i:i)WiN. o.rro Phi Eta Sigma; Basketball SMITH. lANi: MARDFJ.LE. Dayton Kappa Kappa Clamma; Makio. Si.phom ire Edil SMHII. ROBIvRT ORA. Tiffin Phi Eta Sigma. Treasurer; Romophi,.; Slude Y M.C.A.. Sophomore President [152] SOPHOMORES ()I)GRASS. CAROUSE N!.. -o.ioria Kjpp.. Alpha Thclj; Pen and Bru-I.; SlrolUri SONCKANT. CI MAIIAK KACHi:i.. roJ..mLiM ! ch. |jri.; Slt.,ll,r.. IVn jnj Blu.h S ' IfilN. IIOWAHI). ' ■H.air, , ' , . Scarlcl M.. k. A..nl.inl Mjna(cr; Strollcr«; InJcptnJe-nt Men 9 Auo- cLiiiun, Hillcl STIiWAUT. NURY AIJCE. Co iimbu. SchoUri.. PrcsiJenl; Mirrors: Womcn ' i StK Govtrnmcnt Asiocialion, Sophomore Stcrcury; Arl« CoIIckc Council SV ' OYF.R. PHYLLIS. CoJumfcu. , . IVIia Delia Dcha. Scholaris; Mirrori: Women ' ScK Govcrnmcni Allocu- tion. Stiphumori: Secretary IMIKJIT. ANN. Lima Indi-pcnjtnt V ' «,incn ' 9 . Mocialion; Boot and Saddle lAYI.OR. JE. ' N. Ei-onslon. m. , „ . , Kappa Kappa Gamma; Sundial; Education College Council; Scholaru TAYLOR. PATRICIA IJ£E. Columbus Kappa Kappa Gamma; Scholarij; Mirrort; Education Colle«e Council II K )MPSON. ROSALIE EEKN. Dayion Mirrors; Makio. Sophomore Editor; Sundial; Won Axocialion, Sophomore Representative lOIJIAS. UOlilUr BARKDOIJ.. Mamlield K.p,-. n,... M,li... S..pl,..,i,.,rt Editor; Sundial; Quadranele A OKDSIUAM). I.ORKAINE. Columbus Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chi Delta Phi; Stroller. WAKE. JAMES I.. Callaraugu,. N. V. Siema Alpha Mu; Makio, Sophomore Buiineu Manajer; Home- Comini; Band; Hillel Self Government Je W AI.L CE. JOAN. Columbus S.hi.laris; YAV.C.A., Nea-« Editor; Unit WHIPPLE. QUENTIN POWEU-. Bexley Phi Gamma Delta; Romophos; Malio. Sophomore B Manaiet; Stroll-rs WILLIAMS lANi: LINN. Columbn, _, ,Kultur,,l Student; Y.W.G.A.; Horn WILLINt;. IJ) IN GLENN. .Uhiabula Phi Eta Sitfma. President; American Institui Chesf Club WRIGHT. MIRIAM CHANEY. BexUy Kappa Alpha Theta; Education Survey Counc YALMAN. MAL ' RICE lEE. Columbus Zcta Beta Tau; Makio. Sophomore Editor Economici Club of Chemical Enginecn; [153] . i ' .r:, S.l.rr.l. Hu,.l U,s„,.„, ' . illu, ' .iv,„ . l,.r„.. ,„l,„. W ,. Ktr.l,,,., Ui  i,.„ a. i(.i,rr, K..V. (■.. 11. ParLr. S,,„„..l, S ,„lr,„„,,, jl,, .,. „ U.r. .V.. ,,, ,., rimmom Taussig. WVsl. ' an SicUp. Saumr, S.nmi -r . Wi.ilrr. M.Cami. Vonl:, KiJae v. Wamnrr. Wri.r Word JJvrof.. , .,M,r„,a,.. S(,i (. Cross. la,Un Ung. Snulll. Kline. T iompson. ;,. ...,„«, l„„.-e. Irrro... W.Hianu. hm,.m. KelUy. WVi rr JoW J,C.ir.(y. ; ;.r,nan. ' -ar«,„ rrinc. Kronpn(«T()pr. JK ' onnp . in . c ' ri. Riilio. SipuwI. Surpponl. Vaiiyluin. Moorp. 5 uUrv .Vorri.t. S..Hpr FRESHM iCTIHTIES .■r,„ ,. „ (• l pr. f ruflpr. Hackell. IU„II. v. i,.„l, („rn. Vro. i nri. A pvprs, ' npfKifio. ( li„U. Hm. . KppfUT .us,;,. Crrnmr. ,l-.,..,lr„ t, ,-, t,.;„ui„. ti,;,.,,,.. Collir.fl lam. Joprr. i,.r(lpr. on.ilr, ( oi..,.n. ipr m.. . ;)i,fcs..„. Ro,,Pr(, Ho Uofc ,„„il(, Juftv. ir,M,„. C.duer. Il,„u: Cru,rhrd. pi.tins. (;rPPn. liUk Hr, , ,l. ,„pr,„„„. .V irPnI. IU,.lu. Hn-.l.r. Hpifcpr inrr,.; , Smv, .. liuzarll,. 11,.,,!. Il.i.l,,,,,,,,,. ( mmZ .t, (;„ , („■„,. l.,n„„n. ( M. Jl.p,,,. ' .... np. ;),ap , , vmfp Pr,.sidont r„l.n.r I ..-.■ Irnki. VirP PrPMjp,,! irKi..ii. A.,n U, . SprrPlnry Mnri...,ril,. I m.isp Willmn TrPasurpr Willi,,,,, I ,lu...r 1 Iprrc riiNliiii.m Activities, the only (. ' (i crniiii; liixlv i l llic [ reslimni Class, was lormecl liy the Slmlent Attivilios I ) ' |)iirtmc ' iit in lOlS. Since then it has l)een one of the TiKivl .ulixe associations on the campus. Meinhersliip in lliiv oiU ' iiii .ation consists of representatives from ea« h frn- Icrnih .111(1 sorority as well as a niimner ol independent mill .mil women, r.ai li ori ani .alion on the cinnpus is r -presenle(l In two liisliiiiiii iiilieiv. I )iiriiit. ' i ' k ' inlii ( i.iilii. the ijroup s|M)ns rs the inlii ( ,iiiii ,il .mil iii llii- Sprinu ()n.irler they hold llir I ii ' -liiiii-n Sprint! M.iiii i-. I he e.irliiii; elper . lii ' sliMi.ui newspaper, is also pnlilislieil .iiid (listril)nl ' tl r.ii h I. II i) the u ' ronp. REPRESEnnnE 194S FRESHHE« rlicso I ' rcsliiiii-n form ii rfpri-si-iiliilive i llic CIbss of 1945. Tlicy have bwn clioser of tlirir ncfiic -enu nls in scholarship. Icadei AIIKLNDP. MAKIOKIi: C.IADVS. Co ..m( .,s Frcshmjn Actimi.--; Y.W.C.A.; MidMirrur.; Pi.mcnnc Advisory Commillc aijj-:n. bakhara jane. ( :o i,mfc.is K;ipp.i K.ippa t;.imin:i. Plcdijc Prc.idint; Y.W.f: A.; Womins Self tJnvtrnmLnt A v a.it.on ALI ERT. LIIJ. IA.N. WVirion. W. „ Alph.i EpMliin Phi; M.ikii.; Siiiuli.il; Hill.l ANt f-RSON. KAIMRV.N MYI.KS. CUU.oil,,- Ind.ptndcnl Womcns A. o,i.ition; Stujunl Chtmiiral Society; FrcA, m.in Aclivilios AITIX. j. HAROLD, Cofumfci.s Alph.i Till OniO|!.i; Frc.«hm;m Activities Council. Scarlet Ma. k BACHRACII. HORIENSE D.. MansfieUl M.ikio; MidMirrurs n.VKER. MARIHA. rmrlawn IXIta (;.inim.i; MiJMirrors; Mikio BECKER. DANIEL. Sot.iA Ri.vr. N. j. T,lll Epsilon Phi. Pleduc Secretary; Maklo; Basketball ManaRci Freshman Activities BLSHOW. ll ' DY MICHAEL. Cincinnoii Siuma Pelta Tan; Hillel; Volley Ball Team; Fre,hman Activities BIACKIdRD. MI-.RRY IK(.I I A. r„ ,„,iUs S.m.i. I; MiJMirroi. B()Nm;r. loiiN riioMss, Co ,,,,,;,,,. Beta Theta Pi; Fratetnilv Allairs; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; WOSL ' Players BOSTIC. HELEN ' .. Columlms Fcchman Activities; V.W.C.A.; Cabinet Secretary; Mid-Mirrors russ-soctiun of some of the oiitslunfling litutlenli lor reprrsrnlntion in the- 1010 Miikin on ihr In Cabinet; Mid ' Mirrors :shman Activities; Physical Edu Freshii BOWMW, li: X NL RIE. Co ..mf.ii MAi,.. Iit.hman Staff; Y.W.C.A.; FresI BO .SRIH. HARRY LEE. Beiisi-iH, Education ColleKe Council. Treasure ...lion AssocMlion IIRKMIL WAI.ON MAI-.. ro ..Fn(..,.s Alpha Chi (Imeaa; Chorus; Mld-Mirrors; Freshman . BlRRi;iJ.. lACK EREDERICK. Co ..rn «.s Pershing Rifles; Foreign Trade Club; Student Activil Activities aiAl ' IN. JOHN Lmi.E. Shaker Heights Alpha Phi Omeua; Ohio Staler. Editorial Assistant; Student Senate. Fresh ni.in Secretary; Y.M.C.A. CIIXSEN. BARBARA IJ.MNf:. . V.i. Ro. ie fe. . Y, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Sundial; Makio; Mid-Mirrors ( l. RK. CARL WILLIAM. Mecha,mshur„ Alpha Cimma Rho; Varsity Squad. Freshman Manafjer; Student Senai, ( OLOPY. JACK WILLI ANL ioricp Alpha Tau Omeua; Scarlet Mask ()Rri:li,. iohn blaki:. c.,Lmi,„. Y.M C.A, COrilNCIIAM. MARIORIi:. CJumh,,.-. Alpha Phi; Makio; Chorus; Women-s Glee Club; Mid-Mirrors CRI;I:K. carl C. Mompeller Alpha Gamma Rho; Student Senate; -H Club; University Grange Cl ' LVf-R. DOROTHY C.L DYS. Columbus Freshman Council. Vice President; Womens Glee Club; Mid Mirro- Scarlet Mask; Freshman Football DICKSON. I ' ll!! N|(  Ri;. C.mio,, P i Ep.ilon Pi; Freshman Activity DIXON. JF N. o insloiin Delta Gamma; Maklo; Mid Mirrors DOBSON. .NIARTIIA i;i.l . Brm. Co n,« .,i, K.ippa K.ppa Gamma; Stroller,; Mid-Minor,; Y WCA Dorci:. Lowij.L Richard, yianei I ' hi Eta Sigma; Chorus: Basketball; Townshend Agriculture Socici 155] REPRESEHATin K ' .r. 1)1 IJ£Y. JOHN S.. CindnnoU I ' iii Kappa P i; American Society of Agric Cranec DYIl. MARCFJJ A WA . Col,.mb,.$ Orchc.ira; Sinan Club; Bool an J Saddle liDWARDS. ROBKRT J . Vo.,no,i,M. .. f;hi I ' hi; Fr3t.:rn,t Allan. 1:1.1.101. l. TON DORMAN. Col,, Y MCA. I IV. II AN l ' mfj . Cos .o.io.i Alph i IXha P ; Slr«llcr : Freshman Acluilict I i;gl ' s. jane vea. CMmbus IXIla Zcta. M;:kio; MidMiiror! I 1NKI;S. DA f£ CARL. 0.;. ,iLhs .M..k...; IVr.-hinn Ril!.,: Iniiamuial Office; Y.M.C.A. in PAlRICK. MARY .MARGARIT. oir irU. Conn. Chi Omega; Frcihman Activiiio; St[uIUi ; MiJ-Mirrori Club IRAlll.K. MARY BRA. Col..m(...s Frc hm,.n Activincs; MiJ-M.riur« I KANKI.I.. SHKI.DON. Ne.r Yort. . . V. Alpha Epsiion Pi; Makio; Hillcl IKOST. M.VRJORIK CLX C ein-JamJ H«h iIs K;.ppa Alplia Thcta; Mid-Mirrors; Home Economics Club; Y W (.ARl INKEL. FLORKNCK LGL ' ISE. Clein-lanJ Height, Alph;i Hpsilnii Phi; Makin; Fre. hman Aclivilic ; Mid-Miriui (.ARM! . RICH.VRO, S„„il. !,„, . Ul Zct., Bct.i T;,u; StuJ.iu Senate. Fre hmjn Sccrei GARNIN. L RJORIK WINIIRKD. Coin K.ippa Alpha Thcta; Makio; Ch..ru ; MidMir G. TES. ANNE. Elkion. Md. Makio; Bool and Saddle; MldMirror.. GREF.N. K. THERINE RLTH. M i lis Indeptndcnt Women ' s Associaiion; Frei illural Engineers; Univ-critly . . GkLI.MIOUSE. MARVIN. Penh . ,„i. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Cheerleader: Hillel GRO ' ES. MARY CATHERINE. CJ,„„h„, Kappa Phi; Makio; MidMirrors; Y.W.C.A llACKinr. K. TIII.EEN. Cofi.rnLii,.c I) Im Uamma; Slroller. ; Freshmen Actlvilies I I W KRMAN. NL RY MAX. Co i.mfc..s Svmphc.ny Orchclr;.; Concert Band; Freshmen Aclmlie.; Y III (Kl I .MAN. JE.AN EI.IZ. BITH. Col,„„i„s. (hi OiiUBi; Sindial; Freshmen Actnuies; Mid-Mirrors III.IM.. MRGINIA PAL ' I.INE. r.o(ior. Delta Gamma; Strollers; Freshmen Activities HEIJ.YER. CHARIJiS SAFFELL. Doivr IVlta Sitraa Phi; Int-rfralernity Pledue Council; Frchman i Y M C.A. III klZ. GLORIA MAY. C ei... ..... Il.-i„hts Makio; Y.W.C.A.; Mid-Mirror, IIII.I.. ROBERT I-:ARI.. („I„,„U„. Hela Thcta Pi; Makl., iiom:, m. rv RtMii. c„i„,„h„s K.pp.i Alph.. rii.l... MkI Mirtoi,. Home Economics Club ii()I,M(.ri:n. i)a io i;i)gar. c ..i .imJ  «n ii .SiKma I ' h. Epsih.n; Pershing Rifles; Interfraletnity Pledse Frile:.,ily Allots HOI .WAY. R0BI:RT C... YoiHi„.io.fM (hi Phi; Freshmen Activities; Football IHt [n6] FUESHMES Ut HL ' BF.R. KITH AI.ICL. Crosi ine KK,hm.n Acnvui,-,; hd.icitiun Colk ' i- Council; 4H Cluh iiLc.iii:s. i.xRKY i;n ' . RD. ro r.m , is Slum.. Alph.i i;pMl..n; Kratorimy Alt.iil,; Y.M.C.A HU.Vri;R. .lAMI S L.. Loik o.. Alplw Cimm.i Rhu; Polo; Fr .■ llmcn Acllvilio JALGIiR. FR1£DI:RICK F. JR.. Co(....ifc..s K;irp;i SiKm.i; Friurnily AIT.1 r ; Siindi.il; M.iklo JAFFE. JOAN FRIFDA. ir,.o« HilU ' l; MiJ ' Mirror, JOIINSO.N. ANNA B.. .V. V. SirolUrs; hr. shm r Avlimic; InJ.p.nd.-nl JONFS. RONAIX) IIAYDFN. CoUmiU Sigma Aiphd Ep5iIon; Frdtcrnity Aflair KFFNER. ARABFIXF Jt ' NE. Zones, .. ,- H. Bil I ' lii Acl KiiJ.v. ii:a wimi rm). ( ,i„mi,. I ' l li.l., Phi; Strolkri,; MiJMirrors Frc.Nhmcii Aclivilif KinBu:. joycf: i;rnon. .Sam usiv V.W.C.A. KICK. ROBERT H.. Ne,r Knoxville Alph:i i;.imm.i Rho; IntiT(r.iliTnity PIcJkc Counc L BASH. AFF:. ANDER, Yoniiers. . ' . Y. Y.M.C.A.: Sorlct Ma..k; Strollers; Golf FAMl ' MAN. ALICE IF.AN. Col„mL„s D.li., I),l.,, D.li,,. M.,li. L rilMi:R. CI R I IS C. Cof.imUs Phi Dclu Thcti; Scirlit M-isk; SluJcnt Activities: Y LEATHERM N. r£D IN JAMES. Akron Phi K.ipp.i T.ui; Freshmen Activities; Junior Medic;il Society LEVIN. MYRA BRADLMN. Yo ii.f,sioi ri Alph.i EpMlon Phi; M.ikio; MiJMirrors; Frcsl LONG. X ' IRGINIA MAF. Colnmlms Sigma Kappa; Strollers: Swan Club; Frc hmcn Activiitc Lt ' STIG. GFIRALO J.. I-omb, Alph.i Epsilon Pi; M.ikio: Student Scn.itc: Freshmen MAHAFFFT. UI-I EN LOUISE. AWra Alpha Delt.i Pi; Freshmen P.inhellenic; Freshmen MANIRASS. WILLIAM ALBFIRT. Kent MarchinK B.inJ MARKS. IFIAN CAROLYN. Col,.mi„s AsriculluMl Student; Independent Womin ' s Association M.MTHEVN ' S. BI:NIAMIN FRANKLIN. Yoiingsio f:hi Phi: Freshmen Track. Manner; Freshmen Act. M.CANN. BETTY M.XRIE. Co .m,f,.,s Alpha Phi; Fre.l.men Aclivities; MidMirror-; W .M.CONNIJ.L. WILLIA.M C. iU.Un.rd Smma Pi; Freshmen Activities M.COY. MARILYN MARITA. ' ,i ;.irifli. n Conn o..sr Kappa Alpha Th.r,; AtricMlri.ral Student; Strollers; Mid-Mirroi M.LL N. K. riII.I |;N B.VRBARA. Cof.,r„fc„s I ' l Beta Phi; MidMirrors Mi:Si:NBF:RG. carol SCZ. NNE. CUrelonJ lUghi. Pi Beta Phi; Maklo; Scholaris; MidMirrors MONTGOMERY. JANE ANNE. Colnmhu, Education College Council: Boot and Saddle; Pen and Bi [157] R E P R E S E  T il T I H Ut BOOS MOORE. MERRIU. R.. i .nta. Go. Tail K.ippa EpMlon; Y.M.C.A.; Fri hm. M.ii Acl a cr . irSGRO E. BETH El.OISf:. Cosf.o.ion Alpha Delta Pi; Strollers; Freshmen Activ.li, MVr.RS. niEODORf-: B.. A anon I ' hi Kappa Tau; Con.ert Ban J MI-SON. RODGER R . Coitimfci.s Maki.i; Sundial; Scarlet Mask; Ff-hmel ()Ij i;k. joiix clm ' de. Vry Strollers I ' . ' XRKER. n.ORENCE ELIZ-ABmH. C . «m(,i.s Pi Beta Phi; Hockey; Mid-Mirroi,. Maki.. I ' VITERSON. RLmi ELIZ. BETH. Lotouood Kappa Alpha Theta; Boot and Saddle; MiJMirre I ' llNERI . P.VriT . NN. ColiimLtis Kappa Alpha Theta; Str.dlers; Mid-Mirrors n i: i ( .. i.. rRAi.i:i:. cMmi,,.- Kappa Alpha Th.ia; .M,d .Mirr..i.. Home Economics Club I ' l ISriR. (;i.i: I1JJ. M. Dayton Alpha Tau tlmeua; Freshmen Inlrimutal Manager; Freshmen Aelivitic. roWELI.. M.ARC.ARET. SleuhenviUe Kappa Alpha Theta; Sund.al; Strollers; MidMirrors l ' ( ) I I.I.. ROL ' WD A.. RiJgway. Pa. Tin Kappa Epsilun; Maki..; Y.M.C.A.; Intetlraternily PleJue C- juncil KAY. .lOSEPIl WIIJJAM. Co tim ms Phi Camma l ella; Student Sen;ile. Freshman Secretary; Freshmen ActiMlic Serneant at Arms; Marchini: Band RICHARDS. WIII.IAM ARIIIL ' R. Co mnl.t.s Phi Kappa Psi; Scarlet Mask; Fraternity Affair, K ' llC.I.i:. NONA R1II:A M. FituHnv (hi Omeua. Maki... Romans C;lee Chih; Mid-Mirrori ROSS. OR1.AND WADi:. W ' ntTrJv MUi... VM (• A KI .I). W.M.I I.R LWSRKNCi;. . I.mor. Sundial. Fle.hinan Acluitus. Stiollets SAIAION. JACK AIJJERT. CoLmlms Delta Tau Delta; Scarlet Mask; Fraternity Allair.; Maklo S.N.MI ' SON. lOIIN TIII-ODORE. CIMuoiU,- Al. lia liainma Kh... Inflamiilal Manacel. Fle-hmen Actlylti s ini:r. mariorii: caroian. fv ,it. ir« Alpha Xl Delta. Fleshmen Actmties; Y W ( A . Mid Xlll ■-( I RIl.VC ' K. CI IMINI CODI RI.Y. H..rl.,ri..M Maklo .S (Rl-Sr. I Rl I) C.IIBIRr. .■U.-.i.m Sluma Clii; Maklo; Art. College Council. Svvimmmi: Manauel; Y.M I V SIJUY. C.i:ORC.I. Ilj-RBIRI ' . Col I.i.s Maichmi: Band SIIIBI.I;Y. NORMAN WILLIAM. IVi.ia Kie.hmen Acllylties; Maichinu Hand; Concert Hand. Stadium Clilh. Fleshmen President [158] 1 FRESH SKll ' ION. JAM1. WAI.IIk. C,. ,..!, ..,, e)hio Slatfc: P.n and Brii-h SMITH. Clj R. I.Ol ' ISi;. Mon fwU y.w.c.A. SPAGAT. CONSIANCi: B . irW.v Freshmen Act.viMc Hillcl SPRM S. JANi:r BAIRD. Toledo K.ippJ Alph.1 Thct.i; Strollers; Pomcrene AJviso s-ii:i:i.i:. i rid i:. oW.. Phi n.lt., Th.l.i; Y.M.C:.A.; Scrlel Mask; C,u l .s ' llNSON. YORK I .. H..t.i.r.oton. VV. Vo. Phi IVlta Thcta; Studint Senate; Lens and Shutter SrPRAl ' SS. MARCIT-RITE EN ' ELYN. Columhu Delta Gamma; Strollers; WOSU Players; Mid-Mir; STTROSS. WALTER CHARI ES. Cindnnaii Pershini! Rifles; Makio; Student Senate; Y.M.CJ SW ' lhT. JUNE LOIS. Columbus Makio; Edueation Council. Secretary; Freshmen Activit THOMAS. El.l , BirrH ANN. Wesimnlle Strollers; Independent Woman ' s Associatmn; Y WC A TROLTM N. RICHARD CHARLES. Columhu Beta Theta Pi; Makio; Strollers; Y.M.C.A. AN ALLEN. WILLIAM D.. ZanesviUr Fie-hmen Aetivilu-; Freshmen r.lec Cluh N.WSICKLi:. AMY LUl . Co u,,i(,.,s Deha Zeta; Freshmen Aelivities; Mid-Mirrors WALKER. FLOYD E.. Huntington. W. Va. Beta Theta Pi; Student Senate WARD. JOHN ROWLXND. Co(..m(,ti.s Kappa Slv;ma; Slujelit Senate; IVlsllin;; Rill.- arni:r. nanc lorine. Codnntti Kiippa Alph;t Thct.i. Strollcr.s; Symphony WIIDER. C;i.RAIDINi: .NORMA. Springfield Kippa Alpha Theta: Sundial; Strollers; Mid-Mirrors I;ISZ. JOAN, Columfciis Freshmen Activities; Strollers; Newman Cluh; Mid-Mii EIJ RR. IRIS EILEEN. Frureysfcurg Independent Woman ' s Association WEST. DOROTHY MAE. Columbus Delta Zeta; Strollers; Freshmen Activities; Y W.V.J WHIPPLE. JEAN EVELYN. A.s ii .y Kappa Alpha Theta; Strollers; Mid-Mirrors WIII.IAMS. MAROl ' ERITE LOUISE. Dnvion K.ppa Kappa (Jamma: Fre-hmcn Activities; Strollers; Mid-Mii WILLIAMSON. ALLEN LORFJSZO. ro i.,„f .„ Tau Kappa Epsilon; Marchinfi Band 1943 I 1 [1.-0] ctiuiL les [ lBt ENRICH AND MOID OUR PERSON I I HRS i fH r ' • ' • • 99 -V L ' l! (ir, ' ck Shol.it t. VSI ; i -S- _ A —Ee eauUes tli Atr laho ' lolnfinipfM-r Darrell J.f)oii(| |. po.-, .l,in 0„....„ CUa onr. nidio Qu. Cleclii CuTiiUlinr Joni-s . . . K.iiip.i Mpli.i I li.l.i M.rorilv . . . prcli-rs yellow and hliie . . . lias not read (rone W ' itii the Wind nor m- mi iIh- pirtiire . . . fiives lier four stars to Dark Victory and i ' i ' ci . . . Ii()l l and pastime — n ' tin| . . . and ran always l)e found in a play on lanipus . . . loves lier steak medium rare . . . hut woidd also like to dit ' est some of tlie Mawaiin dimate . . . advises freshmen lo have fun . . . hopes to U ' el married and raise a family . . . teaeh sriiool . . . and art. (Liizabeth Virainia S ch i:ii „K.ll. NiruiiH.. S l...! Delta Dell., sororilv . . «ni. cl t;..ll lllKls IITl l,„ I...IIH Dril. iIIht .nli-li |1I CI 1MI rone lowi-i oi ivi.,M I. ll.,SV„ii I. so( lal III au ?, a rial I J nrac Ethel Marion Sprayiie . . . ambitiously miikes licr own (lollies . . . and is f|iiite as handy with a tennis ra«|uct . . . liclil blue iiils her with delight . . . and so do romantit places . . . enjoys Spencer 1 racy and Bette Davis . . , advises freshmen not to orr advice. and ri ' i l r araie . lice iSaird Maruie Ali.e liair.l ... Pi Beta I ' hi -iirority . . . enjoys all sports . . . takes lime out h)r Spencer Tracy or Myrna l.oy . . . or a real . ew Fncland dinner . . . believes one (an make grades and have .1 ! ood lime loo . . . wotdd enjoy vaca- lionint; in the charm of New Rnfiland . . . has ambilionv lo be h.ipplix in.irricd. omeconiinq (r Jii ' CPU C ieciitor II III -Diiii can I ' .lc.uHij I !!!!!] l)iiiHiiii . . . iicscr tires ol tliiiH hit; or sL.iliiiu ' . . . Ciiliforniii stirs li r waiKicrlii-l . . . drcinis ol sipping ■ luHolal.- s.xl.is ssill, ( l.uk Cial.l.. . . . I,.M..- I,. Im- „ VM. ,-S.|nl l..„ l„., ,M .!.• siyiit ' r . . . I.noiilc season Is loolliall . . . will iievei loitfel I lonieconilng . . . nor can we lortiel lier. l ubiL ti icauons ' a ne Harslia. puUicaliont ad ■•.«.r, roimsr , DonM o ,ht( o( ihc S,m Dial ami ■„. Kor of l ic . q. SimicKl I ' u.i. ; ' „(„„r, ' ,, .,rc . N..(,..rl. (,„.-.- SUmu,,: W ' ui. . Cn„r. fur J.u PllBLIUTIOIS BOUD ' ..vn . ' . 7«rs n, liusinrss A. risor of Sliit ftil Pri . ic i(iotls I lie Board ol l ' ul)lu atioiis was cre.ilecl by tlie Coiiiuil on Slii dent Affairs on January 27, 1 936. as a sidj-ronimitlee of tlio coiin- ril designed to center supervision of student piihlicalions in one body. I lie intention of the body was to promote undergraduate journalism more elfectiveU-, to simplify and unify the supervision ol student publications and to bring about stricter control of the jjusiness activities of various publications. Since it is immediately responsible for tli in. ihc lio.ird s scope ol authority includes all undergraduate publications on campus. These are of three classes: the general pulilicalions. including the Makio, the Sundial ami the Ohio Stater: technical or class organs, the Ohio State l _ngineer. the . gricultural Student and the l.a s .lournal; and temporary or special publications. Permission of the board acting for the Countil on Student . ffairs must be granted before any publication iii.ix be ivviuil. The Ohio Stale l.anlcin iv |)r.-.s| , ,iiipt l bom the boardv supervision ,is Ioum .1 11 i publivjiii! I) llie School ol .lournalism. I he affairs dI liciuuial piibhc .ilions. so long as satislaitorv f ii - iih sii|)(i isidji is maintained, are lell almost completely to their rivp(( li I- 1 iiiiunidces. The board is concerned mainly with the l.ikiii. ( )hio Stater ami Sunilial, whose policies it oversees ihioiiyhout the year and whose executive officers it chooses each spring, alter inlerx iew ing all candidates fur positions. I he- I liairm ui ol ihc- Hoard ol Publications is Professor .hunes I ' .. i ' ll,ii l. (IIk ' cIoi III ihe School ol ioiurialism. and the secretary is I )c,in (il W ' oiii.n rvllicr Alien ( ' .,i . Ihe other non student mem bi ' iv jni ln li ' W .isni ' I l.iivli.i. iniNiness iuU isor of student pub li onv: |),,n, ol 1,„ l„s,|,l, Park: ( .c-orge II. Sieberl. as sisl.inl |Hiri h.isinL! .iLI ' -nl ' l ill ' ' I niversity, lUid Catherine Holbv SkliliiiiMc. .nidihu ol sliidenl 111 i ,uii .iliiins. T hrec- sludc-nl members all ' .ilsii !ji iii SI, lis nil ihc bii.iril. I liev aic Amiin I.. ( iross, i.K ' niJH ' , .il I.1.L.M ' . I ) ' .in W P.iliiin. pi.siilrnl ,.| th,- Sludenl Sc-| „l,-. and l. ' .in A Waid, pi.siii.nl nl lli. WiMiirns .Self ( .overu mini ss . i.ilinii. [172] OHIO STHE UNIVERSITY Oiuc upon a time, a few interested alumni Jol loijclncr to see wnat tliey (ould do lor Oliio Stale. 1 lie Ohio State University . s.so( iation was tlie result — nerause tney realized it takes organized slrenytn to get tilings done. Today, tlie alumni, lliroiigli tneir official organization, (lie . sso(ia- lion. provide for tne University one ol its strong- est pillars of support. Doing things vital lor the Lriiverslly . . . doing them (|uickly . . . hetter . . . through the power of organization . . . are the things the .Xssocialion has accomplished with its 111 alumni iuhs. (om- mittees. boartls, and councils: through its puhii- calion. the Alumni A on i y. The . ori i y is an attractive and vigorously-edited magazine con- taining articles with a special appeal for its 7200 readers. I he l evelopmenl f-und. a )lunteer movement to raise lunds lor matiy University needs not met hy legislative appropriations . . . tlie L ' niversitv Research i ' oundation. a great scientifii lahoratorv on the campus to wliich Ohio industrialists hring their research prohiems . . . Baker Hall, the new men s residence dormitory . . . all stand as monu- ments to the unselfish spirit ol Ohio State ' s faith- lin ahuinii, T he Association, true to its original purpose, is getting things done for the Alma Mate inocuT The Ohio Stale Vnltvrsilv . t„m„i a„l, in ClcvAmul 101 President CliarlrsW. Ratine. 20. 22 ■irsi irp I ' reMdent Dr. Rcissc-ilG. M.ans. 17. 19 Svcorul ' fcc. Prosic enf Rnll. DuUis Denison. 22 7V . .s..r..r K.M,von S. CanM.l..ll. O Inlw, li I ull.n. 1-, . ssislanl Setretiiry Pat ,1. Kirv.in. ' 36 liO. RD OF DIRKOORS I ' hil Bra.K.ml .12 ( ..orgp H. Calkins. 03 Konyon S. Campbell. ' 20. ' 22 U„ll. DuUis Don.son. 22 I r.imis E. Jones. ' 27. ' 28 ( iiarles H. I ke, OQ. 10. Hon. ' 3-1 Riissel G. Means. ' 17. 19 Link M. Murpliy. 16. ' 10 Cl.arles W. Racine. ' 20. ' 22 Cluirlrs I ' . S.OII. ' S3 l„lin W. Wilce. ' ! ) ■ ' - ' . ,orr ' --.,- o. AAo Aiumni Day [173] iliSP [174] ll s4 Tlw Makio .i lir t luuiultcl in ISSl. Al tli.il liin. ' the idea of a yearbooK was coiucivcil by two outstnncl- inc campus men and tlic support of two fraternities was soon secured. Information was gatliered and (ompiled in an attractive pampniet form. I ar from resemnlinsj today s elaljorate and pictorial nooks, tne lirst A tifcio did not e cn have a t ardljoard cover. Tlic (piestion of a name for the hook was pu . .lint to the first editors. They wanted a word end:)odyinc the essence of siu h a pnhlication s purpose, the true r ' lle( - tion and interpretation ol campus lile. Makio is the Japanese word lor mauic mirror , slunifyintj tlie scope of a university yearbook s ( overaue. Some say thai Makio was suggested by an old Japanese laundry- man while the boys were searching for a name. Otiiers say that magic mirror was mentioned in a lecture by a Japanese diplomatic corps member antl that the edi- tors, happening to be in the audience, seizeil upon the phrase as one omprehensive ol a yearbook and asked for the .Japanese translation. Soon other Iraternities and literary societies joined the o igina two in publisliing the A nfcio. 1 he system as it existed had no real delinition ol authority and natiiralK problems and friction arose. One year the friction resulted in two yearbooks, issuetl by rival groups. So in 1005, the direction of tlie lakio wiis transferred from the fraternities iind literary societies to the junior class. It is still a hiss publication as that system of organization has fiuictioned smoothly. F ' .acli succeeding issue has become more cosmopolitan in policy and attractive and taslcliil in content. soPHOMORf: FnnoRS , ( ife ics Herbert R. [■Roberts Classes f- ' hroc ine R. [bailey Audrey A. Greene K.ilhlcc-n . . I ' rank Jane M. Smith Orf nni:fi(ic ns G. Erny Fajcsi Janet H. Iloruitz Maurice L. Salman Scliool [jfe F.lsie M. McKav Ros.die I ' . Thompson Robert n. Tobias Hfrfcrri f. a„r,- C UUr Ri,; nr.l M Cr, [ 175 ] William V. Stanhope, Business Mannger Doiotliy S. Krakoff, AssocUile Business A nnucjer Tliis year s A (ifcio, plaiiiicti l) liciiuirtl J. Koscnsoii. editor, witri a definite aim of doing trie things previous Mafcios fiave left undone, is approximately a fiiindred pages larger ifiaii last year s edition. T liose Oliio State students wrio liave never worked on tne f lakio Iiiive no adequate conception of the work tliat goes on he- hind scenes in the preparation ol the greatest yearbook in iJig len colleges. The planning and preliminary preparations are begun cjs soon as the staff executives are chosen by the Board of Publications the prexious spring. The staff activity increases continuously Iroin that lime until the books are received by the subsc ribcrs at the end of the vear. I ' our actual lalin pliolotjraplis ol i ainpiis life urn- taken for this Mtiliio by Darrcll Md )ougle. Tli.- -lu dent photographers who snapped iiilormal ' ■lioK used extensively throughout the book and parlic ularK ' in fraternity and sorority layouts included Herbert 1 . I op olosky. Clare C ' , Miller. Manu -I Kal . and f erris I ' . Copper. Arl work throughout the l)()t)k !•; the handi- work of r ( li.ird M. C.ivru. willi (lie ( ' ((|ill n ol llie division pages, oti which the work was done b Ned I:.. Eller and Arlo I hompson. The representative luiderclassmen section, set up sim- ilarly to the senior sections, is one of the most popular additions to this year s book. Double page layouts for sororities and Iraternities, with the second page con- sisting of informal pictures and write-ups, have enabled the A fit o to picture more fully the significance of ( rreek letter organizations on the Ohio State campus. I he listing of home towns with names is also new in lliis section of the A «JL ' io. Al llic Ixaiuiing of the tOU) Makio are eight pages designed to illustrate the passage — IS.0 )7 Students . . . Live lo {.earn . . . I.earn to Live ... in the ( ireat Cil ol ( ).S I ' . 1 he whole book, by its very nature. |)oilra s ill, it idc-a of this years editor. Rernarcl .1. Ros- ciisoii. I lis ,isso( iaie editor, Tlorence ' . Priest, aided liiiii ill ,iii way possible in the execution of his tremen- dous responsibilities. I ' our sections, Universitv, School lib-, ( rganiza- lion , and l|. ' c-li s. ccmprlM- llic ' culiic- book Soph.. THE 19(0 NUIO [176] Wake Kno.rfl..M. Ki.nzU ' Whimne, Lev Hixt ' nhauqh. Vines BUSINESS STIFF more iililDis ,,ri- in (li.iti, ' c l llicso sections and liandic .ill (ici.iils 1,1 ilici, |)i( (lii( li(in, such as coiilrarts. pi • liirrs. pidiiic i(lcnlili( .ilii.ns. iM. ' rnl)iTvlii|) lists ,mhI u ril - lips. I people reali p what an ext ' iisi e business veii- liire (lie piil)lication of a Makio is. Since the 9 0 Makio is an exteplionaily expensive yearbook, cosline approximately SIS.OOO. the work of llie business staff lias necessarily in-en expaniled. W illiain W. Stanhope spent a Inisy year as business mana«er of this year ' s book. He was assisted in plan- ning and administering promotion, circulation and ad- ertisins by the associate business manager. Dorothy S. Krakoll. She also keeps the Makio books and re- ceipt hies. The selection ol llic M.,kio (.)iieen and her ( ourl is a fiiiulion of the business sl„lf. Iliis („i for llie hrst linn- llie ( hieeii was lioscii l) llic ol,s o| students who are Makio subscriljers instead ol by a nationally known authorit . The election was conducted by the Queens oinmiltee of ' .S.C . . in at cord.iiK «• with its rules. The operations of the business staff are directed by llie two junior executives, immediately under them work the sophomore assistants. These men and women are chosen from a large group of freshmen volunteers. All members of the staff have a deHnite quota of book sales to fill. Sophomores also work on a quota system in soii,iling advertising and direct freshmen in that work. Since the spring of 1Q5() the Makio policies have been supervised by the Fioard of Publications. Each spring the four junior executives are chosen from sopho- more candidates by the Board. Until it was created, a special Makio lioard performed supervisory functions. Soi ' llO.Nloui; lil ' Sl.NRSS STAR- D„„ K. Ili,„.,.l,.u„|, f i, K. ' in« ' l-l- A K,..„,l.. ,|„„.,., I. u-„t, June- C. K.iowll.,,, Qu,n,i„ p. Wl.ippI, K.MM.ll, II |.,.vi„.- I I.iill..n S. . l,,..,( llorl.MS.- D. IWI.racl. Mi.rllii. J. Bnlccr IX.ni.) Brcker Lvelyn C, Brr. in ).«n .M. Bo«.i,«n Arlin,- K. Bowylz B..,l,nn, i: Cliason Marjoric B. Collingliiii r reel B. Cowan .I.-an F. Dixon t-lorcn..- L. Gnrfinkel . l«rioril■ W. Gun in Ann.- C. s Jay Gcisrl Marllca . . Gillcns Natalie Godnick Mary C. Groves Marclla I l.,„sl,urK I. David Henderson Gloria M. Hcriz J. Goel.el lie...,!, ui:siiMi: RoL-rl I.. 11,11 Mih-.n l.i,..„nM..n T«l J. Inrohs lr -in |j-vine Myra H L.One Gerald I. Luslig Carol . . Iescm)urg . Jeanne .Njicklrr Rodger R. . el n Roland A. Powell Nona R. Rirgle Donald W. Sear, l r,-d G S.-resl I Dani.l Simon Lleanor L Smith Rulli I Stem June L. Swift Aiieu. ta . I ' liompson Mary F. Thompson Richard C Troulman l nore R. Warady Charles C. Wood Immrrman. ,-Vlperl. Luslc ' p. Garfinhcl, i. pin. Powell. iMmpman, Riegle, Orotvs. Su.i (. Gnriin. Colling cam. Gales. Smith Cicisel, Boti ' ntan. Thompson, McKay. Rofcerl.,. Bni ev, Frnnt. Ya man. Tofcias. Berler. K oin lloruntz. KnowUon. Vines. Priest. Rosenson, Krakoll. Sinn ione, Hivenhaiinfi. Wale. lV.. son. .NIoss, Bereiin Siross. Godnicl. Boiuyli, Bachrach. Hamfcurg. U,Ucr. Chosen. SerresI t f f f I tlf Lf A t I vy  VP [177] 7 «f,erl W. Sludey Editor Dmmhl ]. W ' olperl iiisiness A anager Ranking as a campus tradition alone witli Mirror Lake and tlie I. one Walk. Sundial, Oliio Stale s liunior niafjazinc. now in its twciity-nintli year, snows evideiu es of age only in years and not in jokes. Perliaps tlie Sundial could best be described as a bent mirror whicli reflects and magnifies tlie most pleasant and memor- able in college life and distorts the more serious aspects into for- Udfiil oblivion. To tliat end tlie Sundial of lOjO- ' lO was dedicated. Incoming fresnmen were greeted by botn rusliing cliiiirmen and tne first issue of Sunny . tlie latter being complete witli cartoons, jokes, a new plioto section, tlie perennial Man in Tlie Ulster . fashion advice, personality sketches. Co-ed Quips ' an l all the latest in advice for fresh men. Progressing Iroin llic lir l ivsuc. Simny forgetl onward with successive triumphs: the Pretty Legs Number ' , Homecoming Issue ' . Sophomore Prom flditioii . Parody Number ' and many others, each a step upward Irom its predecessor. The peak of the year was reached by Sunny in its ( )ld 1 im- ers ' Issue . published in April, and containing the (ontributions of many ol its lormer staff members who have since made their mark in the world of art and letters. Milton Caniff. (uirdner Rea. Reamer Keller. Illliot Nugent, .Ion W ' hitcomb and other eminent personalities contributed llicir impressions ol lollegc lile with the perspective of years added. I 11(1(1 llic i. ' ni(l.in( ,• u I )(in Wolpert and Bob Stailey. Sundial enjoycil its iiuist sui i c.-..vliil c.u since the halycon pre-depression days when James I hurber and I ' .lliot Nugent plotted the destiny of one of America s elders in its lamily ol college lomics. Larry Boolici li.iii(lli ' l ihr (inulation and promolional ilepart- meiils, originating the pri . selling scheme of the era, the Siin- diais Beauty of the Month , ( leorge A. Loomis. .Ir. in the |x si- tion of art editor, conlributeil many bits of art and humor, as wi ' ll as advertising and poster work, heralding the monthly arrival o I he Smart C )llege I luiiior M,iu.i inc. ' Other staff positions wnc llll.d l liisl .iiul vi ' ( ond vear stu- dents supers iscd .111(1 (lii( ' ( l( (I l llic I CM. utlve .illicers. [ 178] THi unia Editor RoL.rl W. Sinilcy Business Manaiirr Donnid J. W ' olpcrt Art F.thlor Gi-orgf A. I.ooniis Cir  ..(.oM ;,,.„.,„r L.rr)- A. Bool.ir ITilwin C. Boincli Associulf Ei ilors Ir%iiii! J. f Milin (Kalpl. IZ. RosenficM 0 it.. U,„a,„r F ' i.tii MtCllirc L ' ilor i( AsMSlmils Binjainin P. Burit Jci.Mt.c I larl Borliarn E. Chosen Virginia I,. Julia J. Gordon Dietrich Charhs H. KenI Don P. Guslafson I5ernar l L. McGrancr Art Assistants Ralph W. Bnllenline PhyMis M. Utham Ned E. FJIer Edward W. Moeller Jeanne E. Fulhnglon I ' lorcniine I). Richler Clarence M. Shields [Patricia P. McDani E.«cfion(ie Editors Howard C. Schwab iJean E. Hecliehnan Fashions (E. Tin olhy Neese I Rosalie F. Thonipso P;.oto Editor Clare G. Mill, SUNDI. L BUSINESS STAFF B acfc orJ. Powell. Peters. McCann. McKinnon. Burris. Rhodes. Thibaut. y itnpfneimer M. Sanborn, Ruim. Eeiris. Thomas. Ho mes. ColtreH. McCoH, Si, CUr B. Sonfcorn. McC nre. W ' ofperl. Boo her. Parslex. lirowae SVNDI. L EDrrOR AE SH ' AFF Renwick. Richter. Kegerreis. Dietrich, Moeller. ecte mon, P. Rosenfield Eller. AfcDanel. Kent. Cnsta soM. Sluelds. Drnmm I onlr. iliompson, Ijootnifi. Slaili Chasen. R Rosenfield. Schuab [ i7y } Business s9lslanl9 K.nn.lh C. Browne R. William Sanhom Winslon Pfoncuff Circulation . si llulls Ivan S. Gillnrl M. K.,ll,.rine Parsley Wayne L. Lewis . rertisin(( Ivan S. Gilbert lohn W. Robinson Wayne L. Lewis Irank S. St. Clair Rodger R. Nelson J« Sid.s.ri,) nnille Devi,,,- iciMS II as O. Dickey ' r.iinol Merry V. Bla.kfnrd Rita A. Cod ..|t Barbara B. Dagley Rose Hnust li,,- I.. I ' annt M.ugar.t I ' ow.ll Marv Jane Rose M. Katli.rine Wrad Sulesm Uwrence L Butler Jeannoltc Devine Tiein J. Fine Jane R. Good Jeanne Hart 1 Jean E. Heckehnan X ' irginia E. Marchman i:. Katl,r n McCull Mary Jane McKinno M. Katherine Parsley Dorothy R. Peters Bemicc I. Reines Patri.ia Thibaut Sa 0 ice 5 a Denne Goldman all Marjori.- II. Sanborn Le, l-acuhy .U ter C. Getzloc risers Wayne W llarsha f i.22 ' «-• f t.i tw £3 I if f iM in 4 A 1L. M ' Jf % i K m 1 L-J . t If -L f f I iH _i J W%W 1 . ,„.,M ;;. Gru s. i,,,i,u. s ;., Wi Ziani X. li;ul,l. IJilo, OHIO STITI Serving iis a practii .il l,ii)( r,il )ry for tlic Si liool of .loiiniaiisiii. liir O iio Slate Lanipni is piililislied daily hy a staff composed entirely of stiulents. Copy is handled in tlie Liinicrn editorial rooins. new this year and complete with all the facilities of a city news room. The equipment of the iMiilern includes United Press service, tfuis giving journalism students the practice of taking news off the wire as well as routine news gathering, i rinting is done in trie iMnlern ' s print shop in the hasenient of the .lournalism Iniild- ing. In addition to heing the official l ulletin of tlic University ' , the Lnutern is a sounding hoard ol student opinion and a medium for Ohio State ac- tivity news. About one hundred enihryonic journalists handle all .nntcrri news and advertising. Although there are both business and editorial stalls, all .on (crii workers begin as reporters responsible to the daily news editor In wliori) lliey are assigned. From reporting they advance to desk work. C)i till- (l.iiK news editors, who direct the largest group of the staff, hve are chosen each fall and winter quarter, l rom these ten. live are chosen h r spring news editorships. 1 he etlilor-in-chief is chosen by the faculty of tin- School ol loninalivfTi lri)ni llie spring news etiilors. I he business nitUiagei is also hosi-n li iIk- iDuiiialism iai ully. lie is mainU loncerned with llit- ad crlising ampaign .is llie circulation problem and newsboys are hand li-d by the circulation manager, . boul ten senior stiulents become c ihunn or is resDonsibh- ioi llicir ( npv. ' he sports stall iv m-I u|i ist th similarlv to llie news staff Ih ,rk TIm- . ' I l ill.. I liiM.- ,ii l until l )|s jl -M 11 w.i-. (hanged to a daiU .ind li.is onliiuie l so Kiiiu lliiv -.ii V iiiiiiiv.ilionv was a new layout style and iIk- ilropping ol (oluniii iiiii-s. Alii uli iIk- p.ipiT is subsidized li ihe University, it p.u li.dK p.iNs ilsDwn wa lliiouuli .idvertising. I .,l,.rl W. V,IU. ( -inMlkm A .Hi.i [180] Staff Editor . ,u., ;.;.(.,r Josrpli r. lolinston Wiliiam . M.ml.l Mimiii i;. CoojMT R. Gr..nl N«l. Bii.sim ' i i yUttuigvr I-ois M. Coiirlnry Cjforgr E. Npwion Anion F. C.r.iss Doni: DiLonc Dorolliv .1. (iiiry S M rl s! ( it(in(s CiriulatUm yUuiaqfr ■nine i. Gillin Kcnnil 1 1. KapniT Rol..rl W. Will, Kolxrl C Ri,., 1 ' inlrr Quarter rn ' s HtUtors Ju.kn.Gan.l.., n «ir(s ' .( iffir Don l:. S.nill. Mi.ri.- C. Davis .1. C ' lunlon l)ii-lri(li Columniits Afaruiffiriff f:t ilur!i V ' «rr.n E. EtUvartis GeorRe 1 ' -. Condon Mnniiv N. Sriior Sulniv 1-.. 1-lsn.r Dwiehl Shinloy N ' crnon !,. 1 lavt ' niT N. Nor..,,,.. D.B,..1 Mar,- Jan,. Hill j ori ' ly Sonutv filisinpss Staff Paul r: Jac„l , Ja k II Jonas Mlircllll.- 1. Kl.i„,„an lof... n. Aim Jolm W. Murray 5od..|v Marv Knv Balllmsi-r Ray B. RoK.rs Grncc 1.. Hi.rnes I l.rl..rt f :. Brown F-ranIc V. Sluridan 1 Iniiii! Davidson Mnrjoric 1 ' . Sniilli 5rna(c Reporter Artlmr L. Dove Jolm N. Traxl.r D..vid H. Trncl.1 Pliilip Goldhore Robert W. WVIIs LOTERI ALTUMN QOARTI-R XEV ' S EDITORS L ' • ' 1 J Marie C. Doiis Editor William C. Dagflpr Business Manafjer I lie () i(() Slolcr iiiiulc ils iniliiil appear- ance on the University ' campus on Novem- lier 16. 1932. as the only literary magazine Ohio State has ever liad. It filled a long feU need for a mediimi whereby student talent might be encouraged and published. In 1939-10 the Slater revised itself and utilized a convenient smaller size than be- lore. A rotogravure section was added to the magazine. 1 hrouglioul ils pages, block prints by student artists arc used. The policy ol the editorial staff is to print the best work of student authors in poetry, essay, short story and criticism. Critical and expository articles by faculty members are also carried and regular features this year have inj hided Mister Stater Cuts a Caper ' and the Greek A.B.C ' s , a series ol arlides dis- cussing Iraternities and sororities. This vc.ir the Ohio SUilor ,,s ((iilcd by Marie Claire IJavis. llic only woman stu- dent to become editor ol aii (ampus publi- cation siiK (• llic W ' drlil W ' .ir vears. CWilor Marie Claire D« li liu iness Manager William C. Dagger .Arl Edilor A. Cayle Michsd Circidation Manager Romana F. .-Mrxanocr F.aitorial .-Assislurils Enimn I ii Adams Matllicw N. Rul cnsl«n John L. Chapin Jayne Sells Sanford Cohen Virginia Mac Smith Irene N. Cox Marguerite E. Slraujj Ahraham Gilorn.an James J. Chi K )l erl I Kohlilz Mary M Winter C.rdon B. Mason Helen V. Wright l.dlnH. Merriam Riisiness .Assistants Arliiiir A. Simon Margiierile 11 Brown H.lwin W. Arsham Javne S.lls Allan M.Klein Art .Assislunts irBinia M. Arnelt Jeanne F. Orr Man- 1.. Barron Eugenia B. Phillips Koherl K. DeWeesc Anna P. Rothermund Allene M. Eide James W. Sfciplon Martha J. I-ord Patrioia S. Smith Inl... A. Michael Kathr n F. Spiinner I ' liilip I.. Moore Mnr - M. Winter Faculty .A. Hmts Pr,.les.,.r William L Graves Wayne ' . 1 Kirshn i len„e . C .npln. f.nn„h;,n 1 Michael KoUilz. ;),. ., Merriom. .A.lnms. G. Mlclmel liavts, SelUt Thonipsori, Sntiln [182] OHIO lUm.lli V !«„, ,.„■„, l-.,U.r (■urU,„dt r H,,l,lm. lU,. ;„r EJltor Hrlniulh V. Engelmnn Associate R ilor Pirn, ' E. Bon liors AssUlanI r.Ailnr ' i Donald S. Amolil Willian. E. ParlcT. Donald I ' . Posll.-xvoile. Gordon D. Sliislor Biuin.-ss ;„m.(,.r Gerliard F. Rechlin Advprtisinq lanager lr ' nn W . Spmitzer Clrcutalion Manager Jaiin-s H. Rickey I:D1 KIRIAL ASSISTANTS Robert R. Allen Gordon C. Inskeep Edilh A. And.nee lolm C. Myers Diaries A. Bancert Earl C. Schier Robert M. Bove Rn -niond C. Sclin.ill Robert T. Chandler Roger L. Scott Benjamin ELnslerling F. Robert Segna Ralph D. Engle Joseph C. Sell.y Mary Jane Funston Jack M. Shulnian Charles R. Hansen Getirge C. Snioots Roland H. Lynch AD FRTISING STAFI Qifford Argue Clinton A. Mohler Seymour K. Browne Ernest I.. Oehling Tniman Clark Richard S. Snyder Richard O. Ferren Harr - C. Thoben Jack l.ork ood Clkni.ATlOX STAFF Carl F. Rench Willian, D. Wagner Tlieodorc E. Smart Robert L. Waldvogel PRtXNlOTION STAFF Andrew A. Beeson Donald R. Moulin Uuis E. Evans I lip () iio S (i p lliifiiitpor was oritjiiiiilly planned lo foordinale campus a( li itics for cntlinrcrinii students an l lo print articles of general interest as well as of engineering interest. Since most people l)elie e that llie maga- zine is very tec linical. tlie poiiry lias been followeci tlirougliout this year of writing all articles in such a way as to interest every- one and to avoid limiting the type of reader. All staff members must be engineering stu- dents, but since most of tnern necessarily carr ' heavy schedules, the editorial work is largely voliinleered. The monthly magazine is manager through the business and edi- torial staffs under tiie supervision of an ad- visory board composed ol the clean and junior dean of the college and two fac tilt members. Freshmen who work with ability and in- terest are appointed as assistant editors or business managers for tlie duration of their sophomore year. The positions of flic two associate editors and two associate business managers are open only to juniors. I he edi- tor and business manager are always seniors. fionrJ of Conlrof n,nnll: fi.i.Her. MacQuigg. Kimhcrly Lynch, ILngle. Argue, Ecuterman Mohler, Iruheep, Segna, Shisler, Ln . ' nAeregq, Borchcrs. Engetman. Rechtin . e Arnold son. Thoten ■ r„rl,r, C.n-t,. [183] A STOEST ;. Ku... ;;. ,i.,r „mJ iu.„„..-.s ;..,. Oldest and iarqest at, ' ri( ultiiral rolli ' tJe niat azinc in llic world, llu- Agriciillurnl Stu- dent was establislifd in If ' M and has been punlisliod continuously since then. With a ( ir( idation of well over 3000 regular sub- s( fibers and a distribution of nearly twice that number during Farmer s Week, this magazine thoroughly covers Ohio. Circula- tion includes agricultural college students. Ohio high schools which teach vocational agriculture or home economics, county ex- tension and home demonstration agents, and progressive farmers. Its objective is the fur- therance of progressive agriculture and stu- dent-written articles interpret the nndings of specialists in the various lieids. Pride of this year s staff is the fact that with the publication ol its Farmer- Week issue ill .January, it printed the largest issue, bolli in size and advertising content, of any single month since the early 20 s. An in- novation this year was the combination ol I he editorship and the business manager- sliip In one position. The new staff system proriiolcd greater effi( ieiuy. EJilor and BiiNiiiijs ytunagir Janirs H. Ror IDIIOKIAI. sr.XFF Assotiale Editor, i David D. Blvll. (Eugene C Kanili-I C anipus Kailor David T. KalK Home Kronomics FJilor Kliiabelh J. CLimlmard Alumni FJilor Raillel E. Ronl..-n ililoriiif .Aisislanls .,n.v I. IVrrv .hI F-:. Eller .llie i;. Herron Kosen.arv- . Hu Jnnies H. Jenfcin James K. Bmtlon Paul F.. Haffev Ir.dT CriM,,,, Milan F. SaKa |-|i .al -lli F Sclirnck Margaret M. Troendly I ranees F„ olz .lane 1 . Williams Cir.n ,ili„„ l„mu„-r Wiitred L Cnren IliiMness .Assisliinis Want C. Horsleller lean C. Mark N ' irgini,. K.-.!.., . (•.,v. lin.llon. KV.Ior ( i.ir, „ laf ev. ClmrJ„i-i,r,l. S.l„;ui. Mney U„L.. R.H. .en. Kan.l. , Ko. l vlf.. Kal: [184] udLC an CU„ l.m,; of Ilro..n  g and SiroUeis lalii ' 5 liiiir mil (or a coIn- uill, Oi.i onr . . rnm omiur of ll,o lmclung band nnnn society Tl ' X.! UllIlK I IV..si,Ul KoUrl W. Mi, Nice Pri-sidenl Cl.-da C. Jo, Secrelary Mar - L. Mot 7Vrcisnrpr rcner E. Rri (i,iMM..ss M«..a „r lolin P. I ' i.- Strollers i)r.iiM ili( So, icl lliis year Iw.s proved itself one ol llie oiilsLindiiiy orUiini alions ol ilv type in American university circles. I liis t!r()i,|i is Financially indepeiulent of any outside .liil wtiatsoever and is iniicpic in lliis respei I. I lii year, under a capahle l),),it(l nl directors .ijhI l)oaslin( an enlluisiaslic nieirilx-rsliip. vviis e i ' |) tion.div prouressivc and su( esvlul iail (jiiarler saw an exceileni priidui lion ol Dark X ' ictory. ' an unusually line traiJedv l v Bertram lilix li and ( leorue hrevver. Ir. I lie pi.iv was lirst pr -sente l on Br ) i lvvay and lliiri ,,il.i|iliil lor the screen, vvilli lielle Davi- In lii. ' I. ,,,lin.. role, Strollers was the lirsl amatc ' ur uroiip In lin- coinitry to prodin e tlie plav. and its reieplion iiri llie campus was vctv uralilvinu lo tl ru ' .uii .i lion. On invil.illon , ! ll,. ' fill I ' l.iv.is. ,,! lli. ' I ' ,,1 vci-ilv , l i ' illvlHiroli. |)ark ' i l,iiv vv.iv l.cken ,m tlic Ml. id lor a one- niulil stand. I lie audience it PilUlniK.di was .IS enlliiisi.isllc .iv lli.tl ol our iivvii I niversily, llie trip vv.is exiellenl experience .uid slionid prove liiulily lienelic iai in the luliire. Incidentally, lliis was tlie first jaunt taken l y an ( )liic) .Slate I niversily draniallc ort ani .ntion in .1 iiumlier ol years. In llie winter cpi.irli-r. Rusm.in s I loneymoon. .1,1 l ' .iii, lisli comedy liv I iorolliv Savers and M. St. ( l.ue Bvriie w.is presenled. I lie plav liad pre iciii-.| ciiiovcd .1 viiv •-uc i-ssliil run in i ' .nt. ' lancl. h innii.il, ' ,! ,,nlv liv llie w.ii. .iiicl Strollers ' pro dm lion u.is lis piemlere In llie I nilecl St.itev I lie scenic design, i ciiisli in led in llie oil c .impiis Simllirs vvoiksliop w.is .idmir.dil.-. .iiid the plav llsili W.IS i .c-lleiiliv presinlcci [186] . ' (Lorl ami Dvinqfton in •7).irl irlorv ' F. PoBe Bovcr Vernon O. IJavis Wayne Fo t.r Leo Cieorgr Robert J. I hiiiuiT Anno E. Hiikiirt Robert H. Annslrong Winfitnl C Artl.urs MBr - K. Bi.lllmser Mary F.. Bartils Marrelli. B.....U Nanr ' A. BiTgin DonnicI D BtTnurd Doroltiy L. Boving Benianiin P. Biirll Lawrice I„ Buller AlyceC. (l„,,„l,..r S. E«rl CInrk MariorieA. CoHr.ll Dorolby M D.iv Robert K. DcW ' eesc Virginin I Dickev Acri i: MiMBi i Robert Hoffman Cl.-da G. Jones Elisiibelb B. Kiplinger Marjorie J. Krenier lobn E. Marquis Robert W. bnor Mar - I., Morrill Marll.n A. Pace Bellv J. Paisley Jobn P.Pierre ■ G. F-ugene Rader Ar I.er E. Reilly l.;u.raL. Rlmads I li,.,l..ll, -. S l.or ASSOC i n ii;mi!i;rs Madge L. Dunienill DonC.Ebenlm.k Marjorie L. Ildnionds Kalberine S. I ' ile Eleanor D Full.r Marjorie A. CimI -s E. Eugene Good Jean E. Creenslade kirbar.l M Hardin Marilvn I. Hastings Mar -M. HaLller Claude M. Hayes Dorothy 1.. Hill Elsa B. Javert t. L.enora jollnv Cbarle, A. Kien le agb, Marlba I. U N ' onnaE.L, Martba S. U Virginia A. lawyer Jutnes l iyton Robert W. I all.ers DonasB Ijneban William S.I. ivingslni Dorotbv F. Marling Marinnna MrGo«an Jobn F. .-%v man b.ez M. Norma,. Dorotbv J. Peltit Sr.ra J. Pyne Uwis A. Rankin Ann Rankin [187] Kobert M. Slieniian Mariorie P. Sniilli Jrannc C. Spore Sbirlev ' , Tbomas Gn,.eE. augbn I. Claude illiams ger K. .Knn Reppello Marjorie L. Robert Edward H. Rntsil Gail.M Sbeibel Gla lvs F . S bloesser James l Sl.iei.ls Jeunn.- A Sl.reve .lonnne R. Smilb Robert O. Smitl. Eliznktb J St.- kel Pbyllis A. Svoyrr P.ettv I .on 1 ' bompsan WrayR Tr..ut ine Quentin P. Whipple MavA Wing John H Yankee HILLEL —PLAYERS r;. (,.. . StinJerj. Gw -rir. Zirg .r. I ' .pslrin. Kraitoff Af,.|.r irmll, rj.-.x.rmon f„ , , Held, fjpson. Finkehtein. I ' ncJUnJer. f .v .,a,. , .s,,„.,„.;. I i„Usi,i„ ,i ,1..... l ' r -,i.i,.n( Svlvi.. I.i|.«un ' i .. ' r,..si,i..„( I l„r..I,l A I I.I.I .•  ,o.i,.(.. S,..r,.| .ry Sl,.rr) 1 1 I ri.-.ll.in.l.-r 7V.-.,s ,r.r S„..l Mason C ,„ir,„..„ u «...( . ' «v.T Sylvi.. I.. I mnk.1 I lillel Players is an organization devoted to the present.i- tion ol {Jood plays. Tills tliey do sincerely and realistically, presentin[ tlic talent of tne yroup to tlie cimpns once each quarter. This year the two major productions of the group were Thornton Wilder s Our Town . directed by Samuel Gold- man, and the tensely entertaining ' Night of January 16 , written hy Ayn Rand. I he latter was directed t Stuart .Mien, riie worthwhile efforts of the Players were evidenced l)y llic siK (ess whi h urccted the protluctions. I he spring (|tiiirler production consists ol the three prize-winning plays entered in Hillel F ' layers annual play-writing contest. Tne slii lent iuithors direct their own play in this Instance. . iiolher important project of the drama group is Its radio 1 111!), the Hillel Radio Players. 1 his organization presents regular dramatic programs over W ' OSl ' , thus affording par- ticipants invaluable training as well as a great deal of en- joyment. Active mcmbersliip is a( ( orded applicants on a point li.isis: the points may be earned in acting, production or business staff work. The members present one-act plays at each meet- ing of the group. i;l,-..M,.r .M..ls.,n l ,..ll) lil...l. Sl i,..l.v Uri.ll .M„r«.- ( l,JI,n .MvinK |),.k ul. li.rni . ' l,.sl,L. Il..w.„,lli I..IU.M ( ' ..•.Ttf.W I h.kUl.m Svlvi.. U I mnU SL.Try I i I ri.-illu.iii. t Jlini-lK. C ' .ulrj Ldill. Gribrr . CTI l: Nil AIIU ! ■ l.ri.,.C..II..r V,.l.(;r.-,.stl n,.r,.l l. . IM.I K,.lHTt I KnI.n I .H.,.,.nl . Kl. ' i......... l),.n.ll,vSKr„UI( l ' l,vlli n I.. i,..- Il,.r..l.ll l.vy .ll...rlMj. ' Vun...... vU„.n „ S.ni.. .A t .vnion S.I M,.IL..II S...I M.. ..i, Sl....rt. M..N,..r IW.tl.vM.v.r, M......al. K l ' ..Ulrr M,iiii.. N U.il.i...i. .Mm.,. N....„l.r. l)..r..ll.x M Sl.......... M..rt..,. .V Sl.,.i.(r . All.rr«ll S....L Ern...r.lt S|H(«.I Milt,... It Sl.m IrMi.v ' ..ll«.n Ml,. ..w-l-T [ 18R ] BROWIIiG UJiravviailc S ocietu Clcdn C. Jon.s Vice PrPsiJrnf Mnr, K. Huclus Treasurer MargnrrI Dunning Secretary Sara A. Means MIIu.Ih ' II. I. M„rljn Cost ((imps MftrgHml R. I ' islipr Eloise M. Lkl.ly r)(i i( ' in f K.Kh.I !,. Crose fjg i (inq Bematline M Joiinsinn A usic Cnlherine Sill.ernagel Music VssislanI Doris A. Annel Properties M. Suzanne Kalz Glatlys F. Sriiloesscr Pi.fcficilv Mari.- C. Davis Director Mrs. l-lsie Coals Killl- Joan Acitrmian Rulh M. All.rand Doris A. Arn.el Ullian M. Asl. Ednall.Barr Marguerite J, Beaver Lorraine O, Berker Carol E. Beniz Laura J. l ver Sarah Jane Bradsliaw Jnn VV. Bransom Qizabelh O. Buck Nlaitha S. Cimmherlin Aljrce V. Clianibers June Clark Mary H. dinger Dorolhy Coddinglnn Mary E. Cooper Sue Cornelius Eleanor Crcighlon Rarliel L. Crose Marie C. Davis Mar - L. Davis Cora I ' ... Dav Ann E. Dcnn.an Fx ' ull, E. Dennis Cl.arlolle A. Drake Rulli A. Dre.,el Margaret Dunning I orolliy J. Edwards Jane M. Emig Eleanor W. Evans NJargaret E. I ' islier Anne E. I rederikser i:leanorD. Euller lean M. Furmnn Margaret E. Crimes Julia A. Gulnian Cooper, Spore. CtHtmheriin, Hover. Drake. Davis, Edwards, Johnson. J fonl iacpn. S iannon, Kneiste Clark. Fmnm,,. Morrison. MaxfiM. h-wis. Wahl. Benlr. Gril.,inn. Sprenfler. Reese Becter, r. . .ver, 1axweU. S Joesser. Corne ius, Orr. ,Affcer„«,n. Mo slei,.. Ml.ranJ. WM, Marling, .- en. l is ell. Hers cv. Sihley. Evans. Jackson. I ' oslle. UlUr. Dennis Long. DenniuM. SckmUlt. Dui-is. ;ar .n .,.. Enii,,. Word, Ben.er, ' u mer. Smill: Anuvt Kalz. Wolje. .jc .lv. Di.nnm,,. es, -.( .es. .V|e„„,. . ;„rlin. C.rinw, Fj.idE. Sa.krison Carrie D. Schelller Gladys I-. Schlloesser Birdie I. Srl.n.idl Dorothy LSImnnon Ijjis B. Sihley Catherine Silhemagel Beltv May Smith E. Jean Sprenger Jeanne ( . Spore Jane E. Sti-wart Joan V . 1 aylor Eloisc M. Turner Grace E. Vaughn lean A. W ' oid i:n,ilv I. Ward Ruth A. Wolfe Margaret I!. Worsham Nomml. Wvlie Eliz.dMth Z,irtn,an MaryUuMnsletl Dorothy F. Nhirhng Ethel Mae Hershey Elizabeth J. Martin A.JuneHolstein Dorothy A. .Maxheid .Man- K. Hughes lean E. Maxwell Marvl...la.kson Sara A. Means Cieraldim-B.Jelen Jean N. Meyer Roherin M. Johnson •Marie Miller IWrnadine M. Johnston Marietta Miller Cledn G. lones Ron oine D. Monthav M. Suzi-nne Katz NamvJ. .Nlorrison Audrey .M. Kneisley 1.,Mis.NIoullon Nhiriha 1. Ealnhert K.ilhr,,, I-. Naltner MarN A l.;.«ler leanmi:.()rr llelenG. Liwver l; elvn Owens Rilal. bwis C.ra.eL Palmer Doris M.Lusk Dnn.thv 1. IVttil Doris I-. Ung M. N„.,n,i I ' ollev Eloise M. IJtehtv Anna.NIaePnstle irginia Eve Marchnian irginin , . Powell I ' eBBV I. Reese Browning Dramatic Society, women ' s Shakes- pearean croup, presented A Midsummer Nichf ' s iJream durinc Comnienreineiit week litis year. As usual, all details of prodiK lion were handled hy tlie eirU. Brownino is one of the oldest organixations on rampiis. liaNinu heen foimded as a literary ijroiip in I8H2. Mrs. Illsie Coates Kittle is now in her twentieth year as the apahle director of the croup. Cleda .Jones led the artresses durinc l ' f ' ■40. Besides the yearly Shakespearean play. Browninc holds a Twelfth Nifiht festival every winter (fuarter in keepinc with a duh tradition. f )iirifiin(f. f uffhes. o [189] c;a..ii. . ' . ' f ' Li,. Aii i ' - L ' :..;M! nli. No ' ' STNIOR GLEE CUB omCERS ' r..«J..n( Omrlr. II. Kul.Irr iff Prrsiaent Ja.k A. M-Trill SfiTetiuy Aiiiio I. Kninimii Muhrrt Porl.-r Cieorgr SnvJrr Williiirn M. loncn liiisin ' « . ' laruif}i f RoDert O. Xiiiiinrmia Sliitic-nl Director Harold H lisL. ' Ki.,... N II MOR (.11:1; ci.iB ()l l(■ :R Prcsk rnI Ralph I., l ' o l..n ii,. Prrsi l....l RoUrl W. M.M.n- Secretary Thomas I l-.r.l. Tr«iM,rPr Davkl A. H.(-.l,- .ihraruK. Charhs I ll.„M.„, Director S„MUrl Cul,!,,,.,,, R„l„-,l V. Srnll GLEE li,„UJl. Kuei el. Moftfu,.. S.;«r...z.f. C l... .Vu uo. I Ji rlo... M J.,.r,Mi. G , slon. Samlerson. liaher. S iirr. Porl. Van Mien. Vrr,. ' .ir.l«.r„..r f;,„,. ,-, ;.,r, ,, ; ' .,s(„„. r,.,;, ,,,,,,,, s.-ii. M..or.., .-rm..,. CLUB III jir r tin- Men . Cilcc Cliil), wlikli was first organized in l.NSO. was divided into two groups, tlie Junior Men s Olee CIuIj and the Senior Men s ( ilee C Inl). I lie inenil)ers of liotli are nosen ny tryouls Hiven ny tlie department of music. I lie iiininr orfanizalion accepts men willi Bood voices wImi Iuim- not li,id en ii( n ex periciKc or IraininC to l)e a( ( I ' pted lor the varsity (Jroup. Tlironulioiit tlic year the memhers reteive the trainiii( desiuricd In liilp ihem pass Iryoiits lor the senior (iroiip the next year. The Senior Mens Cilee C liii) is widely ktiown and has met with great success on tour. This year their concert schedule has taken tliiin In I iin.i. 1 roy. dreenville and Arcanum I hey also present numerous programs in Columnus. holli on campus an l downtown. I. ml fall they san« for the F resitlents Dinner at the Kiwanis Cluli lliev also hold a dinn.r ciancc with the Women s Cile - Cluh durint; winter |uarter. The sections practice twice a week, the junior section under Saiiuiri toldiiiciii iiiid llir senior organi ation directe l nv Dale ' . (ulliland. [190] woiiErs Dorothy ,1. Becker DorolLv M. Hramls WiklaJ. Brices Lucille E. Clousc Nino B. Co„m l F. Ailene DuBuis Norine M. Builey Murjoric B. Coltingli Murliiu J. Dame GLEE CLO nnsv soi ' u.wo M« .ie E. Gills M„rilv,i l.ljsle llorence A. H..«i,ril l)„r.,ll,v A. M..xfiel,l Anminmve I lull Mar%I.Mnl r BceAlrice J. Jolmslon Marll.n I. N.es,- KliraLell, E l..nes Xm.u.K Peoples Mariorie II eili; Marilh, K.KmIe SirONT) SOI ' RANO Bellv .1. Dickersnn Mao- E. Jo Roseinan E. Hays Dorolhv E. Eungl.enr f la el B. Hallev Bellv M. McC nn K. Hu«l„ E. Jones M. Koski si:( ' ()M) i;i() Man- K. Kirkpalrick Nona K kieelc Marilvn Mills Billie M. KoLerts Emily M. Reese Elfreda SeelLatli IIK I ALIO Geraldine Oman Dorolliv C. CuUf Mary- E. Hunnin ' M. la El 1 ri Ju Ir E In ' la ..LelllR SnL n.esU W ' an.lell .el Warins ,nci. L Woml elynE immern.. i.i I . Moore viiis i: Posiic .- I Simon •• i ian i; Slewarl Bellv 1 ' 1. vie Kull. Mortian Acl.lie K. Skinner Nonna A. an Srl o k M M ■ Kclalen.- Sirine .rian M. While •re.ideni l.vrlvn I jinnu-niian Vice Peenldenl V ' ivion E. Sicwort SvcTPlary E. Ailene DuBoi. Doroll.y M BrnnJ. nufincsn rlantmer Doroll.y A. Maxfiel.l i«lorian Norine M B.oi.v .. .rora.,. linuly M Keese Slu enl Comluclor Mary K. Mughrs -AtcomfKinisI ioln E Palzcr (irofcect. Svl.es. Kel. .. Morgon. Sin.on. OorneH. Jai .v. KirlfHilricl. HivgU. Sirine. .See In.. .. Woo. . U,lu Howard. Raclo. Waring. Gill,. Collinq umi. Oiinnin,!, Jrcn. v o .nslon. an choik. ents. Ml ,. O Jer CuZ-wr. Peop fS. Kramer. ConruJ. Gerl:. Posl e. one,. Ca.np(«. . . foorr. Unqbenry. W lilr. one, irnni s. . fa;t ie J. SleuwI. f)ii liuit. Zimmrrman. S ini ey. ' alter. . i er. iip ip, [191] .S.;, -a.- . , r.va,. ;..r, Dickson. Arslmm. olnwn. HamlanJ. A c ' ar and, Krgei Amnions. Epplev. Bonner, lire Slarlzman. Richards, Esse . Knappe l oriy. A orris, nyacr reis, Schwab. Scluiffner. Howard ot. McC in(oct. Casnor. Roser,fieU S(arlet . lask. iiieii s driimatic organization, an- nnalK writes and presents a musical coniedv . . ll nuisir and niannscri|)t is written l)y students and I lie cast is chosen from tlie group. Since nienioersliip in Scarlet Mask is limited, a candidate must work for one year, submit his application, and he ()tcd upon hcfore he hecomes an ai live niemher oi the group. Assoc iate mem- hc-rship is extended to those men who are not yet a live members. Scarlet Maskers are chosen from ul lour classes, the only requisite being the one year apprenticeship. The organization has held bi-monthlv meetings since its reorganization in )Q)8. This year s musical comedy, ' Macedonian Mad- ness , was written by Bob Minor and I lenry Schackne. Bob Kppley. as Minerva. Eugene Brook, and .lack Salmon had leading roles. Oon- aldW. Rilev ciircMled iIh- show. f ,o,rn, „. David P. Hrmml. Vice C: .airn,un Ted R. . Ioullon iusim-ss A unaflcr Chris V. Eglrt Sccrc-lary William C. Dagger Sophomore iAssislonl Business yianagers lickil yianager George D. Clouse .Alumni Relations Manager Dan . . Scadiem- I ' rmiram . lunaijcr James F. W ' iniliell Office lanager Howard Stem Direclor Donald W. Rilev I ' acuUv .Advisor Proleisor James R. MopLin« Business .Adfisor . ' Ildward S. DraL.- Execlive Board Coslnme Direrlor Menvin G. Goldslonr )ance Direrlor Philip L Moore . It..sic Direclor William O. . sl. ' roiliiilion Manager C. John ELvsel PiiWicily Cfmirmen George C. Miller. Jack S. Younger . renurio Direc lor Rohert NV. Minor Represenlciliie al large Charles H. Kent. Harn I Vallery )«.i.l ;•. Mer Choirnmn Chris W J:,|h.r Business Manngi-f C.ol.l.lone. Kilev. S,x,rU Win. he ;, . . .n.lne, ( m .Vhnor, s,. . Kenl. . .h, .,Herv. . M.t.■ NIcHer, l)ml„: lief man. Igler. Ih,„„e, 1- :] tuiden t oue nwien l ,;,„ ' ofmrr  .. l:,l,rl„ DUl cW i k ' Slir { -ril S ' ri ilr li p ' lfi. ' r ...I , lean Waid of WSG.A rniMii l ii-llfi lowph A Pork. Mrnn o| t.M Sue Cornelius. I..- V«J. .I Deon STOENT SEHTE Drnn W. Pnln..- VicoPrPsiJvnl Su.- Cornilius Secretary rreasiircr lulwin D. I)ocl l 5o iornor( ' Secretaries BeiiuiiionI lolinsnn Leu-is A. Uankin L. ScJiier Ki... liyman Ru en I : ,rictihurc Rol er1 Diull Arts Mnrgarel O. W ' wiva Commerce Dan B. AiLuM Denlislry Roy E. SrharBW Education John M. Lriniaa F.ngineering Krnneln R. Prlrrson Law RoUrt M An.l.rM« yiedicine Vllilio D l ' ..,.,J Pharmacy Don 1- 1 vU N ' elerinory Medicine Ijjwrll W. 1 Imi liniaa Fralernily Affairs W ' illium H AlU Scarlet Key Irn FLindrtl PanUellenic Fmnc« E F i J.« Pomereno Adi ' isory Board Brily .1. H«.M Women s Rerrenlion As.soriolioM Mnr ' E. W ' oKrrlno W ' SCA Jran A ...J YMCA Hcnr - C 1 1 i VW ' CA RacM A ( 1 ronlern William N M Intramural Defwrtment I r tl W, Hir 0 .io L ' nion Hoard Wtnon O I PuoUcations lionnl Anion I ' • ' ■ • Komla r i.nri Earl Will fl IA lav O N. Ioll ; ' A 1 l,l,n T li..«c ; rw. of Men Jotrpli A I ' .A Dean oj Women [jllirr A • .. I ' M I „ ,„. liunhin. Kov.n. .,.■ iwi ■ill«M The Student Scn.itc is (lie (ciilor ol ( )lii ) States tnotlel tudcnt government system. 1 lie members silting at its ' eekly meetings include representatives from all colleges 1 tlie University an l from seventeen prominent and rep- sentative extra-(nrrl( idar activities. Representatives are sualiy the chief executives ol the various groups. I he enate by a majority vote may extend a seat to other cam- Lis organizations. The Student Senate hears reports of and controls, at ast inchre tly. all campus projects. T his is partly brought jout by the fact that the Senate may appropriate money If the groups. The Senate supervises ail campus electiotis id is the judge as to eligibility ol i.uuildates. fiy re(|uest. vestigations ol any campus a(li it mav be undertaken. During fall quarter the Senate plans I3ad s Day and e ceremonies that go with it. . little later comes Hotiic lining Weekend, w ith the I lomec oming Queen, the ince, the contest among dormitories and among fraterni- :s and sororities for house decorations, the rally and the remonies that take place at the football game itself. T he •tails of all this are handled by the Senate through the tminittces it appoints. I he c impus- vide I radilions Weik . whiili always occurs early in May, is one ol the biggest projects of the whole year. It includes the election of a . iay ( ueen, along with numerous traditions which .ire carried out by the campus honoraries and the annii.il lay Supper spon- sored by Women s Ohio. In a legislative sense, the outstanding accomplishment of the yetir was the formulation of plans for a University Chest. IJeginning next fall a week will be set aside dur- ing which all social and religious agencies, through a spe- c iai c ampus organization, will make their drives for funds. Similar campaigns at any other time throughout the year will be lorbidden. I he midtifarious duties and details h.indled or delegated b the Student Senate are supervised by the secretary- Irc ' asurer. a jiuiior who is selected each year from among if four sophomore undersecretaries. I he sophomores are in c barge of keeping the extensive committee and organi- zation liles up to date and handling such things as cor- respondence. Under them works a large volmiteer group 1)1 freshmen. The Senate body elects its president, who usually advances from the position of secretary-treasurer and its vice president, who is alwavs .i woman student. K,-en. P,.,.,M. . Husl,. AiUms. Dorif. j.., ...... ■. rVl r m. h,„lel. . nJrr«,n. Grov.. F anJcr,. o;.n,on li.ml in. Wrciivr. WjHjam50n. Umon. Ml,n. HinL,: Kirr. Weir . Uo i rlo... HoirtT. Burger S,„la Cor . FUr cr. HatUn. Palmor. ,.U,„. I).M. CcHx , Park i ! . [195] STOEIT COURT Chu-i hsUce Jackson A. JurdiiM Justices Harry M. Calavan Helen F. Geren lames R. Hull Cliarles H. Kent Fiol erl M. Liglil Saul Mas,,,, Jeanne L. Orr Bernard J. Kuscnson Harry H. SoncJIes Court Secretary Edwin A. C..ln,„l. i u , K..„l ( ' „l,„..u, louta,,. .Nw,d ,.x Cmt.-m. „ „„ The Student Court, set up In the constitution of tlie Sluilcnt Senate, has come to be one of tlie traditional parts of Oliio State s well-Known system of student self-government. It is coinposeil of seven justices, both men and women, elected by the Stiulent Sen- ate. The Court elects its chief justice from among its own mem- bers. Justices must have completed six quarters in the University and they serve as long as they are enrolled in school unless im- peached by the Student Senate upon a reconuiiendalion fr Mn the Court itself. This, of course, rarely, ii ever. Ii.ippens. The Student Court has jurisdiction over student inlracliuns of Senate or L ' niversily rules, cases involving Senate acts ir the Senate constitution, and student disputes in which the parties agree to accept the Court s verdii I. I he majority of cases concern infringement of Iraffic regulations, lor which fines are collected progressively. I he dclendanl is assuiiii ' il guilty until pn ven inno cent, and sliu i- iIji ' ( oiirt follows no set rules and tiefendants have no counsel, .ippcik arc allowed. However, they are seldom made as cases are usually settled satisfactorily. I he Student Court con venes in the Ohio I nion every i lonilay and I ' riday afternoon, but Mondav essions are short .is llii an- reserved for hrsi orff-iisrs [196] -STUDEST HTHITIES-, After ten years of indispensahlp service to tlie University, the Slirdent Acli ilies office has become one of liie most important offices in student affairs. Witliin tlie s ope of this office falls the management of social and personal service activities lor all stu- dents. Student Activities puhlishcv aiul (livlrihutes I lio hrcsliniuii I laiidoook and retfisters all Ircshincn in llic Ohio Union during Freshman Week. During the past yi ' ar this offiie lias increased its services and activities tremendously, liesides sponsorinU hridfje. ping pong, and pool tournaments and tnimeographing work for campus organizations, the office now direilly handles Ciraphi Arts Service. Ohio L ' nion dinners, a lending lihrar ' . an informa- tion department, a weekly broadcast, band booking service, call lists, Ohio Staters correspondence, sorority route lists, mid-term files and the O u ' o L ' nion News. Student Activities also directly handles and supervises the only organized freshman group on the campus. This group is known as f ' reshman Activities. The head of this department is the Director of Student Activi- ties, lieing a (ompetitive position, the position of Director is open to all men stii l rils who t.irt in ihcii freshman year. The Direc- tor is also a nieiiincr ol the (Jhio I iiion lioard of Overseers in his senior year because this deparlinciit Is directly connected witli the Ohio Union. . nl,.r E K.illv .S ' n,.;,ofn..r,- )ir,,l..rs Kalpl. W InnI,... C. Ki.lmt.1 .Mkl.a ir.- l II. SImarl John O. S nin.rlin .• rll.,.r . . Simon .11 l.i.k I ' . Ku U«is P.. Csn.r losipi. H. Fngle Hon C. Hnnover Willinm E. Hrrro, l .,l,n ' r L Irnkins ( iirlis C. l lliniiT Allr. l J. Morris l..l,n J. Myrs C„rl W. Payne W,.ll.r I.. Ruao 15 RoLorl Sliiir l..l,n G. W ' illian.s M,.rr,.. „no,.,.r. H.-rr.lt. „„ .■, WiUrnrn-. ' ,nw. N.rr.m. SLiI C.snrr. j.-nkins. Sim.m. on ..,.. S.lm.,rl-.. .,n,„ulnu,n. I,.L,.I [197] f Kuv.. liouer. orlon. TaW.,- Sfou ' orl. Ri ' in. Jjovc, f; Trn. J. Quire ..JmH. ;ji,ar. 5. f fl. •( .; .- u.vfl. M f. K ' av.. Brusfc. C uim in-r . Hrou ' ii , Swoyer huvc. Ow. Vo,.nfl. U ' oiJ. Snull. U.rnll. ■ .,„ y lorrtu. T iompM ri. Ciinger. Alia K einnuin. fWo. PrinI . I3. u. 1. President Jean A. Vain Firsi ' ice-Pr .5iJenl Betty Mae Smitli Second Vice PresidenI Lerline NI. Young Trcasurpr Eli7.nl,etl. J. Dye Secretary Mary L Morrill Sophomore Sccretarie ' : Elsa B. Javert Mary Alice Stewart Phyllis A. Swover (■ncudy A, ..isors an E.,ll .-r Allen Gaw Clherine Dolhy Ski.l, n Patterson f.race S. M. Zorl.aiitfl Julie B. Allan Helen T. Bower MnrtU J Bnisl. Mory Helen Clin Sue Cornelius EliHibelli J. Dye Dorothy Jean FA ' Franresi:. Ii«.l„ Betty J Hndsell Nnncy J. Horlon ElsQ B. Jovfrt Vliirjoric Knys MaryL. Koy MarJelle J. KIrir Audrey M. Knei, Marian I.. Uni „rd l,ml,ers Betty C. I ve H. Jane MrQuire Maxi.ie P. Morrnl Mary L. Morrill hanne F. Orr Uose.nary Pare I loren.eN ' Priest C. JaneRehn Belly Mae Smith Mary Ahre Slewarl Phyllis A. Swoyei Patri.ia I.. Tayloi Rosah.- V. TI,on,, Jean Waid I.erline M. Youn(J loan IM in.nu rnai )ve id. lo U I o Illlike posslljle more Idr reiuliiiiji sell - eovernmeni for woniei) on a larye cam pus. the Women ' s Self Cio ernment Association was organized. Every Oliio State co-ed is a memher of tlie association and may vole in Vc trie February elections. A minimum of pul)llcity on tliese annual elections is released in oriler to eliiiiiiiiile cainpai(;nin| . 1 lie Ohio State W.S.Cl.X. is a memher of tlie Middle Western Intercolleaiate . sso iaiion for WoMKMi Students and also ol the national association. DeletJafes of the local group attend the annual conferences of these groups. I he first national tonlerence was held on the Ohio State campus in 1023. The entire nusiness of W.S.O.A. is passed upon hy the executive (ouiicil at its weekly meetings. Most matters of policy and husiness are consiilered and de- termined upon in the officers meetings helore heing presented to the whole council. I he W.S.( .. . C oiuK il is composed ol lour representatives ol idl except the freshman class. I wo ol these must he town girls and two out tif town: one ol the four must he an independent. I he hoard idso iiu hides represenliilives from the W.S.Cj.A. Cooperative House Committee. Dormiloni ' Assemlily. Links. Pnnhel- lenic, Pomerene Advisory Board, Scholaris. Sorority House Assenihly. Student Court. Student Senate, University House .Xssemhly. I.W.. . and Y.W.C.A. The three sophomore secretaries, who are annually selecteil froni the Mid-Mirrors sec- retarial comniitli ' f, are ex-olficio memners ol the (iiuncil. New officers and meiiihers are iiuhi led into offit e ill the formal l an |iiel of the council, which oct iirs at tin- end ol winter i|Uiirler. I In- newly elected council becomes active spring |uart ' r. ()uiirterly and yearly reports of the standing i oni- mittees are recpiired for tlie iii iint ' nance ol complete liles. I hese include piililicity, social, historicid. ' IC. point svslcni, orLMni .iliini hour, eli ' itioiiv iind women s creative- yejirliook. The s(-( nd Woiii -n ' s (.re.ili c Yciiiiook was presenled to llie lllir.irv this year during I raditions We«-k . It is a hook planned to (onlain origin il work l y exceptionally tal -nl - l coeds in tdl creativt- liehls. I his yi-iir Merrv ' Hull (ontriliulea a dedication pag -. All otli -r work, including lettering and photography, is done by students. Mid Mirrors. Mirrors ind Links are suh i ommillei-s ionlrolli-d liy W.S.Ci.A.. iis that uroiip institiili-d th(-iii mi aiiipiis and oriuiiiidlv outlined their aims and iirograms. [198] . N. u. L PROJECTS Coop House Mistletoe lea Dame C ioi(l(lif {fers l ' roin Facultv Tea Tliroiiijlioiit llic year tlif W ' oiiicii s Sell ( lovcrnmeiil As- ( ( iaiion s|)f)iis )rs luiincroiis projects of vi(lo-s|irca l iiillii- ciKc. I Ills year tlic oruaiii .alion is very proud of lia iiit; cs tal)lislii ' (l tlic ' .S.( i.A. (lul). a coopcralivc lioiisc for wotncn sliitlfiils. I ' lans for (lie- liousc liaci l)Ocn pciidint. ' a iiiiiiilx-r of years, wliilc llif (ouiKil worKcd to iru rcase tlie fund for tfiat purpose. Last siitiwiicr a lioiisc was leased and attraftively liirnislied. ready lor (x iipalion last fall (pi.irter. I lie twelve •jirl-i li iii ill llie iioii-ce lia i ' pl.iniii ' d it-, inner ort, ' anizatir)n ,iiul foiuliK I it without tlie aid of a liouseinotlier. I. arly in I lie year llie W ' .S.Ci.A. Council entertained faculty members and friends with a tea at the house. Ilveryone was much im- pressed with the suc ess of llie project at that time. . s a part of I reshman W ' eelc, W.S.G.A. sponsors the Woman s Oreani .ation Hour. Representatives of campus or- ' janizations meet hrielly with freshmen to ex|)lain the func- tion and possihililies of their activity. . lso part of its orienta- tion proUraiii is the sponsorship of the C afiipiis .Sister Project ( iiliiiinatina in the (aiiipus sister hreakfast. The aim is to fos- Icr helpful correspondence durinu the summer between up- |)iT( lass women and incomint; fresliman women. I wci oulstandinc and traditional dances of the year are liic Mistletoe Tea Dance, which occurs in December, and the ( uilddiuger ' s Prom. The decorations for the tea dance, held in Pomerene. always center around a large wreath woven of mistl etoe. This year Dave Cioodfriend s ore liestra Inrnished the niusii . I he ( K)lddi i er s I rom. with over 1000 ( iHiples in attendance, experienced its most successful year. With 1 Dmim ' an s orchestra playinC. ( oe-ds escorted their d.iles to and from the dance and paid all expenses. Corsages were orii inal and liumorous. rancing from orchitis to lolli- pops and packets of seeds. The proceeds of Ijoth these dances are used for the W.S.G.A. cooperative housinu plans. The ' .S.Ci., . Facult - Tea. sponsored for the beneht of Ireshmen and sophomore women in the hope that friendship 1)1-1 ween them and their instructors will increase, was given (liiriiiu winter f(iiarter and well attended. I hc ' council upcr ises the administration of the point sys- lein. which limits extr.i c iirric iilar activity in relation to poinf- iiDur r.itios. It also cooperates with the- IC committees in .iiiv wav possible. I he council phinned ind presentc-d a radio program over the Columbus Town Meeting this year. In ad- dition, backing is given to projects of the W.S.Ci..- . com- mittee ' s. W S(;. (7..;.— ir,M.T. WchmI. rclii, I.rov. Zi.nm..r,iinii.   r, .Sixl. I ' . . . H.i.rl. .- Milfl yUJquin. Uunl. Mere Co vA, pay llw i.nv ..I l ..- Co .;.(i„„.r ' „.„i ) ; :. r,i, .,,.. .•.,.■ Wcii.; ..•„.■ ,.i i .- ..... iv t.... [199] Sr u.urt:. ).., ■. Kor. HarUa k K.. rnislon. Boir. Florr ■n. l.(7 .,lrr. Clum. o ■•■ lo,.. WiHian., RiJ-n. COI] UL ' ' ■ ' ' ■l Oltn I.. an Kossen ic- ' r s.. ,.,.l D. W .IIht Williams r taO ' Liura Belle Fulton Treasurer Harold ' , Clu,,, S(,i pnl Senate Repreientalire . . MoUvrl DusI, omen s Recreation Association Janice Ricienour Clum. Van Fasten, u iom. WjHi, Under the leadership of Cileri ' an Fossen. the All-Asrit iiltiircil Council has had an outstanding year. The purpose of the Council is threefold, involving the development of closef cooperation and better understanding between the students and the faculty through the dean of the College, to serve as the representative student council for agriculture students and to liirtlicr llieir interests, and to sponsor all the college attivities. at the same time correlating ilic |)r()t, ' r,iiiiN ol llic niiiiicroiis agri ultnr.il organizations for nuitual benefit. 1 lie Council is composed of the presiden ts or official representatives of all organizations in the College of Agriculture. The group meets bi-weekly to discuss problems in the field of agri ullure. I his year the (ouiiiil sponsored the . 11 . u ' H trn irmcr. held in the mens gymnasium (luring fall quarter and the All-Ag Jamboree, a combination carnival and dance given in winter |uarler. Stpiare dances were staged sevc-ral limes during the year. I .ach cpiarter con- gralulalorx cards are sent to all iIiokc sliiclc-nis in llic collcue who make a ).0 or bc-tter poinl- hour ratio. i„ul,.„ (■Icarl.-- r„„l,l ( ' l.arlrsll liu.r llan,l,l ' ( ' l„,n i )i ' ai. I I )e.,isl n l ,lHrtl ,..l, lACII n || N|KI K ' S In. , I I.mLm,,. ll Nim K ' . - I) Ml l,„ I ....... It. II, ' I ..Ih... U..l.. ' .ll ll,..|s...k )..,..l n I M.CI.sier K...I..I..I. NI. ' X. In..(. «l..,, i.rU..!..... ( 1 u., ...II K,..- ..r K...« , II nU. r1« (.1 j) ,. 1 ,.., ill.„r iiftftrn f 1 llnlU: S,. l.r. S„v. .r. lU.in-on E„„vl„m„. lUl VaJor. Hiifjpr. Xauqq, Derbyshire iVeii ' lon MlUer. UmlenvomI MacQuigg. Pelerson, fjiwson. Camh,. UQ„ai.l.: r„r„l,„ll riinf ENGIIEERIH VrsiJonl C.r.,IJ C. C.anibs Vice President Rolxrl K. Ijiwson Secretary J. Theodore McQuaide on. (i.,m ,s. hQ,mule Tlie Engineering Council, tlie menihersliip of wliicli is composed of two faculh ' niem- l)crs ana representatives from every cleparltiient of tfie College of hngineering. sponsored its annual Engineers Prom during Winter Quarter. Witli tlie orchestra of Rrdd I liiiil pliiying. the From enjo ed even greater success tiian it did in pre ious years. Tfie liiggest project undertaken tliis year l) ' llie C ouncil was llie planning anil pre- sentation in May of tlie Engineer ' s Day wliiili occurs ever - two cars. llie parades in- clude floats from every department of tlie college, with a ( up heing Ine reward of tlie most uni(|ue floal. I ' .xliihitions illiivlr.iliiig tlic work and progress of llii ' college are set up tlirougliout engineering liuildings. and liigli school students with their parents are invited to attend this display as a means of gaining an understanding of the engineering courses offered at Ohio Slate. Cup awards are also iiuidc lo the hesi deparlinenlal exhihil. T his day is set aside hy the Coiuicil to aid in its ultimate aim. the closer relationship of students and faculty. I he weekly meetings are devoted to plans for these affairs and for I). u king ( )u,i Ir.uit!le leslers. Hinrles . . Bnngert B. ni«.,iin T. Bell Cl r ,s ' n,rl l.ire K ' olHrlll l),l ller lleln.ull. W i:nK ' l .... Tl.o,nHs i: I lallv Si.m.lel G. H..I.. K. nnelll W. .Mil l „l,.rtl. NV«I„ K.n.ull. 1 I ' ele Ki.l,..nlr. I .i . .lH...e hi Kol i..s KoLerl M Siher Ix-slerE. S.ini lBg l i.l l.r.lS Snvder ( .l.„n Voder KovT Imler xood Il.onx.sC. auee [201] C 1 M I L J ' m k i;ppi:rclass council PresiJenl Mnrgiiret O. Weaver Vice PresiJenl l-rlw.r.l R. (Jrilly J etrelary Williiwn C. r)i.ul,ei, FRESHMAN COUNCIL Cfiairmcia Donnid W. S.v,rs ' ue n.nir„.a„ Certnide S. C.i.,-I...ri. 5r(rel iry L.nes W. |-,„l man J: enior M.K.iv. R,. ,..r.ls, Miver. I,,t,, C,«,,„., ne,n ,re,l, {. ■..ir.;,, CriHy. rui-..r. ' u.ter. .,.,. , y (jirisLnrg, j (iris )(u7i. Kegcrrf ' s. K arn. ii(( . Cooprrridcr eff„er. R„. y, ! ,. . Botsl, .c slig. Koii lori Uri ' LKCUASS COLNCIL FRi:SIIM N COUNCIL i:l.„nor.l5url Marjorie 1. b.well IoIm. R HInll Mi.rda i;. Cooper Miri.nn Maver Saral.  ..l.«l Nancy M. Corn •ll„„„„«Miai„M„ M,.rtl,a Uonhon Don K.Del one l.jsieMM.Kav Ml ' alri.ia C.K.pa,. !e„n-l,„MU,«l)e„,ore«l Inl.n r Nor n .es W 1 erri.nan Will C. l).M,l.,n Alexan.lerl ' Orl.re, Ccrlrilile SCinsLlllL I).,r„ll,v 1 i;,l«„r,L George L. I ' aiker Wmleanllellner R. IhtI I li.i.lev Cole.nanC Ri.liar,!. Roln-rl .1. Kegerreis i:,Kn„„ir (-..iiiv 1 re,l { ; Se. rest Mnrgarel W K. rr IoI.mA ll,„ts,l MarvAli,eSle arl A..-..t R. Kjaer MarvK llui,.l.e. Sl.larl Slilfev RoLert 1 Kol.lilt K .l,.rl S lord.H. M„ryLM.KeS«nL,„l C.eml.ll Lustii! M„rjo,ieK.,ys lv„ .,liel H,o, ,n Minnie RM„n.lN,.li IninuU-.v lietly In Irmnp Ri.lmr.ll. Ru.lv Maruarel O. Weaver Donal.l W S.«r B.-lli.- lo TnlMili A ( (iiM|i()sili- l)(i(l l(ir llii ' piirpovc ul MTvint; iis •) oiiiifc llnti link liclwrrn llic vliiiii-lli .111(1 ill. 1,1. iillv iirul llie ailininj.slralivc .sLilf— this is llu- Arts Collru ' r C ' oiiiuil. M.iiiImtnIiIp iiK liiilcv Iwii ri ' |)r(- ' iiliiti -s from cix ii i)l llif lour ( i.issrs, two from ciii n o( llic ioiir major .siil)jc( I tiroiip--. Iw.i i iillii io iiHMilnis .111(1 Iwo Ircsliint-M liom llu- I ' rosliman ( oiiru il. I lii« I ' rcslimiin ( oiiik il is (implcliiit; iN liisl ycMr s t ' xi.slciKC as an iiicl lo oricnialion. I radilion- ill i)roji ' ( Is ol llic Coimcij iir llic lall rcccplloii for Iranslcr sludcnls and llic st liol.irsliip Ixin- pict i;iv ' ii ill llic spriii( . Il iilso coiuini IctI lliis year a survey oi sliiilcnl opinion . oiucriiinU llic facililics (il llic lihrary. I liis | roiip. cn lcavorin| lo promolc vliuliiil Iov.iIIn Id In. ' ( oi- lege, lias liccn cr snrcessfiil in llie ten years ol its cxislenie. [ 202 } EUUUTIOn !.■ , i.. r, „„M,T. ,uts,m. (■„ ,.„, i . „,;,i Homo,,: limrmun. liraAy. lofloms. liostirUk. .I.sd Orr. iMic loef, ' i7son. Hall. Crooks. Su ' earinfjen. T ionipson. Hill This organization liad its l)( ' inniji in tlic lall of 1050 and was estal)lislie(l as a looperativo ven- ture between the stii(I ' nts and the fatuity in the Upper [division of the CoHeu ' e ol f.duialion uitli the ihiel purpose ol furllu ' rinn the professional and so iai de elopmeiil ol students in the lield ol teacher training. I his group is made up oi jiniior and senior representatives from the various fields in the Col- lege ol i ' .diKation. with represenlatioii hased upon the nuiid)ei ol students enrolled in ea h lield. Samu.ll.. B,ll M.lvin C. IJcrnow Mi.rBnrel E. Bissel lulia I- , Boslwiclt (■.m.l„n.,M Bov l...kll Br„.U l.an i. Br.H...cr •.mm, (rooks li„ I; 15. Cnllen Mi.l.a.lloaoros R..lpl llll.,il Mn. Mll.rl.nrl l„neMllill Ki.l,.,r IG.J«.ks„n tWi.U-.Ixma DorisM.I.usk l...wr(nreF..M -l.nlf . cln G. Mirlin-I K.nn.ll, R Mill.T Jeanne E. Orr Mnriha I. Swcnringeii linnnc N. Tl.onipson Uol,.rt W. Wagnor laneJ. Wl itn l$,llv W. Wilson nn, -. Wrial.l u 2) w er wiiion [203] Lee. Bo T, esder SicU,. HaJsell. Udell. 7., m mu u u Kelly . HaJsrH. Ck CImirmu,, B.tly I. Hads.-ll SprrWary EJnn H. Borr Tr™. .r,.r R,„l. Anno Nichols Co C ioiriiKiri . G(iesl i ig .l Conimillff . . Maybellf A. N.ssler. Joiin N ' . Ziiiimcmmn C mirman of P ibficily Commitlee Christine V. Lee Chairman of S dal Commitlo,. Rulh C. L ' dell C . iir   . o( S ,„;,.„| R,. „|i„n. C,„„„„ll,.,. KHll,r •n A Kftihun, Pomerene Adviscry Board, a committee of W.S.G.A.. meets weekly for llie purpose of social con acfs and service at Pomerene Hall. MemLersliip. composed primarily of fresliman women, is now divided into five committees, eacli of wliicli has some special project. These activities and their sponsors include: Pomerene Cuiest Niuht l)y the Social Committee, bridge lessons by the Student Relations Committee which also has charge of the Visitors Connnittee and greeting incoming freshmen, teas and dances given by the Social Committee. The latter group spon- sors the annual George Washington Tea Dance. There is also a Publicity Com- mittee. Next year Poincmic Board will lie rcorgani cd on a one lominlltcc basis. Many of the old aitivities will be discontinued: others will be added. Maintenance of exam files for indcpeiideni women, of Pomerene Library and the Washington Tea Daiur will In- ontiniicd. [204] I ' .-llil. Ilmhrll. WaiJ. hschcr. UCw, liowcr WVawr, Walker. CmmUu Jtirocr. Good Walkor. Cornefius. BuroPr WOMGrS OHIO President Sue Comeliiu Vice Prcsidrril lili jibelhnnn Walker Secretary Elizabelli J. Dye Treasurer Roberta J. Burger I ;li . b.ll. C. Bn.« n I iflher L. Boshvick Roberta .1. Burger Jtan E. Casey Martha S. n.an.berli Sue Cornelius i:lizal.elliJ. Dve Dorothy J. EA HT s Francis E. Fisrner Margaret E. Fislie i lelen F. Geren Racbel A. GooJ Betty J. Hadsell Mary K. Huglies Cleda C. Jones Marjoric Kays Mary L. Kays H. Jane McGuire Rutl. A. Ni. Iiols Dorothy J. Pettit Florence V. Priest Rosalie F. 1 honipson Jean A. W ' ni.l Elizabethann Walker Joan Wallace Margaret O. W.-.n.r Mar%-E.Wolv..rl..n Women ' s Ohio, a committee of tlie Student Senate, cooperates with the University in interesting high school girls in Ohio State. Women in Student Sen- ate are automatically members: others must he elected hy unanimous vote of mem- bers of Women ' s Ohio with the consent of the president of the Senate. V ice- president of the Senate, this year Sue Cornelius, is always head of the group. Other officers are elected by the committee. Prospcit work in ( oliiinl)iis and Oliio high schools is done by speakers from Women s Ohio who isil irious cities each year. To increase the women student l)i)(lv ,it Ohio State is the iiiin of these girls. Frec|uent meetings are held by the group during spring (juarter in preparation for their annual may Supper, a traditional part of May Week. The affair is held in the open on llip I ' niversity Oval ami is l(ir ,dl Oliio State students. [205] Weinrr. Varenl. Siznul. N-1 l nmjt MiHrr. . P. J ioll. MJ«. R«,(.,n U K,„g lM„l«T. lamM ' . K AnJrru ' . R, ififl. Sii wf. Hostingf, . fp( inggr, (oni ' ilr. Wriflf.) ( ra,u.. TNTion, Wr. Croml., . (iaifs. a acF. Sw rv. l ' n. j(. ur. ' ' ..mle,. CuM-v. Wi Jinfl. f .or,.l y E Smil l tJu. f ' tilnani. fjomw i. on r,(,. f n.. . . m., a O.i. ' i.. Su-a .an Korr Hm Kingseed, lopfna•N■f. tfr€ fi iu lr, «lrr. RiJ«-nour. Ru u.rJ« n. rurc TaWor, ; :.«, ,. Bol: hr... M. . m r«,-. .v LIIKS I lie word I inks was chosen iis llic n.iriic ol lliis sciIj (oimiiitlcc ol W ' .S.O.A. oecaiise it ciiiijoclics ll ic principles on wriicn tne organization was founded. A program is followed which links together upperclass women by increasing their common social and intellec tiial experiences. In addition, it aims at linking the campus and the outside world. Id lliis end discussions and lectures on current social, eiononiic and political problems are featured at weekly meetings. Although Links was established primarily for juniors, seniors and especially transfer students desiring a cam- pus activity that does not ref|uire undergraduate prep- aration, it is open to all co-eds desiring new interests. By promoting campus projects. Links aims to link classes and individuals in activity and friendship. T In- main project ol this year has been an active cooper, i tion committee for the Youth Hostel movement, wliic li the entire group became interested in and studied al some length. The committee is helping in the establish ment ol the lirst hostel in this section of the ' ountry. to be located at Worthinglon. Ohio. A skating parly, a dance for members, style shows and teas were also planned as a part of the linking program. 1 he year ' s program is formulated and details ar ranged through a committee system embracing all ac- tive nicnibers. I he committees arc nu ' inl)erslii|). pro gram. |)roi -( I. |)nl)li( ilv. ,nid ojdii I. ,..,. v. . .,mrt lt„ul,r. , „„r,;. Cluurmm, Purolliv I I ,l««r .•- ctretary Mar - Jan.- nlU tfmhvrship Cnainuan Cilf nnii M. Hvia I ' ratiram CIminmm Brity J. Jan I ' raiPct Chairnu,,, m- . n, ' ..Wicilv Chairnmn .Au.lt. v L I . Cnnfliil Omir,,.,.,, Illiz.,!..-!}, A lU si:. i( )KS W ' ilma.NUSIf B« ' lly J. ' an I ' os cn .Mary Janr Wollacc JLMORS .Nlarv l-Kays .Aiulrry E. l ney RoUrla M. Moisborry Jranne E. Orr Dorolliv J. IVltil Nnoiiii Pollrv Karlui E: Roal,.-n Durolliy J. Rowlini; JitnrI K. Simon lulianne l.. Tynan .l.anMrn.a|.l .-r Cra..!: .,.iKlin Ri.ll, . . W..l(.- SOI ' llOMORIS l.li,..lH-tl.l.. .N..L..s«n Wanda i:. iini.k MarieLNy,- «ianK F ' ™pl.-s Marjorir J. I ' litnani B.-lly Rawn«-v.-l ' iri!inia R - tor .Marian l)Ri l.ar.l n ( ' ..-rln..l.Ri.l.-mmr Man R..l..ns„„ RlllilC. RnluMM.n |)n„. II K„ linu i:l. al..-ll. I SlumL XiriiiniaR S-.rr l J.ann,-. . SIn.x,- Marll.a SKa lan Vivian I. Slal.r I L-annr M S....1I. Rull. A SmmiI. I lan.-B S.nan.r Mary Ali,.-. i|.«arl lua..ila M. .S.U.-r l ' l. lli. A S v..v.r 1 1. 1, n Iran Tavlor ( liarlullr A X ' alrnllnr I ll al., li. . ' .,v.-l loan Walla. .- Don.ll.v A an! I )oroll.y ' ,-l,linv Doroll.v I W ' riulit I li.,rl.ar,. t „r,,.-nl.-i UolK-rla M. Jolinson Annl.oM.v.l, Iar(.arHlM.-n,-ncl Doris . . rnK-l Knili [. B.tiinmnn I .. lili,, K. Breesc- Kull Cl.an,brrs Ira L. Cooperricler l,,rll,a Crane N.llvI.mCran.- K ' .,.l,.-ll.. Crose I ) „.,ll,v I. i: l ar(ls I li .,l.,ll, A. Honu-r ( .l,nn., M llunl.r H.-llv I. I.nn.-s .• al Karri.k Kail,. Tin. 1. . mlr.-« l„ r II., Andrew l...„,n. I AyiT B. Ilv I Ma.-r K..ll,rN„l!..sl NL.rv I ll.nBuli.-r I.„mI ,Cn ,-v larjorn-AnnCollrol K..l..rla. lr.„„i.v , u, w ' .-nia B. D.-,nar.-. I..,. .is.- Dinger Saral, I ) IWUI lov 1:. I{eem«ler l.lai: ler.-n Sl.irl.-v 1 1 I riMJIaml. Marjori. A { ' .ales NIariKn I ll.,s|,„ ,s l)..n.ll,N I ll..„.| iri;,i„„N| 1.,%..,, B.,rl, lunk.-r.oa M.,ri..r,.-Kay r.u ' i; t K,„K,l,...l,e UU K,nUs.-,-.l I l, „l..ll, I L,ll,an, B.-llvC l„x. llor .n.ell D.vvrv Mary 1: Mansl,.l,l ' iruiniai:.eMar.lu,i Rull,IM.Kee Marv I Mile. [206] Pri ' siclpnl Hon L llyl Vice Pri-slc pril I«l I.. Me Seirrlory I :li7al..ll O. Bro« I I, I ' Mnnn.n.ann O,.,, I., livl.r i li .,lMll, C, 15r.m„ l.-,l L. M.TS ill,.„MlMir,mn Cl.arUs P.. Orimro,! M„..ri..l.. IVl„n ll,,rlA. l '  l .■rinl! N.nl..r.l[l,r,•nm,■iu l..i,l„M I ' .m.ll K l rll ..u.L P H A R 11 H Y I lie rcprfsciitiilivcs lo llic Pluinnut y Coiiiicil are ele ted by tlie sltidenls of the collcce earli sprint! |iiailer. It is the ohjerl of llic roiincil to create a spirit ol unity and enlliiisiasin in the stu- dent Ijody and to cooperate witli other pharmacy or( ani .ations in proniolin( activities of the Phar- macy ColleBe. 1 hese activities include a party fall quarter, a dinner-dance winter quarter, a pic- nic vpriiiu i|Uiiilcr. .iiid .111 Miiniii.ii ' I )ii In Iiiniv liurger, Lee. Antlers, Findeis, Witierton Klucher. Jenkins Presklciii ( ' .lii.lys li. Burl kappa I ' .psiion Is a national protesslonal soror Vice Pre ,iJ .,.i i:l,,„hril, C;. Brown j, , f , women studying pharmacy. The Epsilon Secrelarv Dorolliv J. iircgiiiaslfr 1 ' I.I .11.11 .1 .J. ■ I -J M P • II chapter, winch was established on the campus in ,. ,(,,J5or Mnucle S ChrUicnscn May. 1921, was rcestahlished in Decemher. 1939. II I tj c-i I The object of this organization is to unite the t.. Jnne .ViMlcrs I iflcn K. KIu Iiit II . I Glti lys B. B iri ClirisiinoX ' . I -.- women students in pharmacy, to cooperate witli E. Gene Brown Wlniii I.Mi Kinky jj p facultv of the college, to inspire in all mem RoberlQ J. Biireer I.ri.lii M. I ' ow.ll , , • 1 1 r f • I ..-. I DorisM Di l( Miirv i;. R.-. oil bers a higli standard ot prolessional attitude, to Barbara , ' . Findeis |-.niily .1. Smiili maintain high standards of scholarship, and to Peggv K. I lanna .NI H.nm.r W ill.rlon , r. 11. I I.. I. . Belly J. Jenkins Dorolliv I iintfiiui i.r create lasting Irieiuisliips. loyalties, and interests. KilPPil EPSILON [207] I erman. W ' inlde. Roltrrt . ayman. Salvage. Furman. Simmons Crimps. S x(on. Calland, Puncheon. Brown, Kenchner. . ' laniey W ' jiRerson, tiaton. Wolvfrton, O ' er, Grills, f rqman I ' : ' 7:i : -u|, -:r.v ISSOCIATIOS I ' n ' fiApfil Mary E. Wolvcrton Vice President Peggy A. lillor Recording Secretary Miirgiierite E. Grills Corresponding! Secretary Mary jQU Ealon Treasurer Mary I ' e Wilkerson Eaton. . lcerso,. Eller. W ' olivrlon. Grills 1 lie Women Re reatioii Association is iiia(l ' up of various re reational (jroiips on campus. 1 wo tielegales from each interest lub .ire sent to the Women s Recreation Coiuicil. wliicli discusses recreation prol)lenis in ceneral and sends hack specific sug- gestions to its constituent cluhs. W.R.A. is the center ol intramural activities and its iliiel aim is to (iromote recrea- tion lor women on (ampus and opportunities allowing co-ed participation in s| orts. I his year, W.R.A. entertained delegates from forty colleges, who were sent to the Athletic Federation of College Women conferences held on campus in April. The out- standing guest and speaker at tins lime was Patty Berg, golfing champion. Arclicry Mary Loc Wilkorson laiiriiinlon Sara Jaync Puncluon lUulmintun Mnrllm L. Roberts lUmt ami Saddle I lil.ln Larfinmn 7)ou ' fing Oonnn Lot- Brown ;toi.- infl Xuclrey A. Kersdiner l-uil and Ma.h Kan R. Bcnnun (jol Mary Lou Ealon tiXliCLITlVE nuMiD Hockey Margaret IL Gtimrt Hockey Jrnn M. Fumian Orc iosis I rygy .V. Ellrf Orc iesis Ruby 1 . Winlle Ouling Einily I. Sininioiu Oiilirig Mnrgntrl E. Crillf Swan rlinU N Snviij Stt ' on Som E. Waynwii [208] Kays. Smith. Doris. Dral... Foley. Sleeb. SchmlJl OHIO OlOi I O. Doris. Chairman: EA.rard S. Drake. Ohio Vnion lanager •A iimni l ;irr -nlaliue J. Fred Smilli Board o 7rNsl..es Carl E Sleet Secretary E(l vnr l S. Drulte Faculty Represenlalive Donuld J. Kuys Slt.. pn( lml,.r. Vernon O. Onvis. Chairman lames Foley Robert E. Elsas ki. Iinrd G. Schmilt The Ohio Union is dedicated lo llie filling of student needs not met in any other campus buildings. The Ohio Union Board of Overseers Nvas set up to supervise and co- ordinate the activities of the Union. Meetings are held at least once a month for tlie piir pose of hearing reports and determining policies. This year a Ciraphic Arts Studio was added to the activities in tfie Union. T he Board also appropriated money with which one of the rooms in tfie Union was refurnished. I ew students are familiar with the early history of the Ohio Union. Most of the rf(lit lor its estnl)lishment goes to . aron Cohen. 10. who early in his college career saw the possibilities and necessity for a Union liuilding. By ohtainitig the barking of students, faculty, and alumni, Cohen was able to present his plans lo the legislature, which he per- suaded to appropriate ihc requiretl money. 1 he l)uil(liiig was erecteci and furnished in lOCK) at a ost of S03.000.00. The Union has bi ' cn i potent l.ii tnr in iinilyiiig the student botly. It has served as a social center for men on the campus tlirougoul its e.vistence. I he offices of most campus activities and publications arc housed here, as well as a recreation auditorium, game rooms, barber shop and cafeteria. On the first flof)r n large, modernistic study-lounge is maintained for the use of all men. [209] OHIO STHEU, IH. i ' uuliall . l,,,r,L,ulu,„ iiiliqiul i if..- (iy.l.M.i.MOlll [(xiiidcd ill l ) )l. ( )lii(i Sl.ilcrs. Iiu orporafed, consists of j tinier and senif iiR-ii wliu aim to huilu up L iiivfrslty spirit among students on campus. Tn organizers felt that real student spirit inspires a great alumni spirit and pn longs active interest in the University after graduation. In dedicating itsdl I this end, the group makes an honest effort to select projei ts through wnic they can henefil the University s student body. i IcnilxTs sclc I their successors from outstanding lainpiis men eai h sprint T hey are well ac |uainted with the school spirit they endeavor to foster •« evidenced Ijy the ai tive part they take in extra-curricular aitivitis. The mm bersliip roster in hides approximately forty-five names, partly drawn from ti faculty and the atlministrative ranks. Students are eliginle for the appiow 1)1 .i(li c iiHMuhers if they have heen in school five quarters or more. I liis xrar Oliio Staters, inc.. adopted a new constitution dcsienM ' climiii.ilc lormer weaknesses of the group and to insure the aitive coo|)rnili ' ol all nieinhers. it says. Ohio Staters shall he a corporation of tliinln believers, and doers: ai)oiit. in aiul lor the University and its people. Its ODK will he to supplement any existing organizations or persons working U thinking for lli I niscrsity ' s welhire. It will he dedicated to the losteringof spirit whiiii will In- translated into work and action for Ohio SUI« Liiiiihcon meetings are heltl wcekU at tlu- Oliio Union and mii- nijhl month the mriiiliers and l.i iillv join lor inlormal evenings in .111 effort liirlher miilii.il ihhI.i sl.indiiiL ' . I ' rospeil w.iik loi the I in isil aiiiung i.iil taiuliim tithhles .ind mKoI ill Ohio high schools iv doiu l Ohio Slaters. In«. memliers. . iuiml f« weekends are devoted to iIk .iilcilaiiimeiil of these i)oys on t ampiis. diil whii ii lhr an- sIidnmi iIic Mopr ol I he I ' ni rf.il and il ai li ilie . [210] I ' re,ul,;,l C.iorgc L. I oik. E.vpillli|.e ' ic.. ' rrsi.Ul D. n W. Pi.llll. Vorrespondinft Secrftary N illiiiiii I !. Allc Recording Hecrrlary 1.,,,,. s W Uulliirfol 7V™s.,r .r I„l,n W. Milh l-iKv«r.l S. D, U- Willian. H. AlU-n V ' illinn O. Asl I l.nr G. CUav.lHnc! G rge K. Condon W ' illinn. C. Dugg.T Wrnon O. Dnvis Kdwin D. Docld Chris V. tgl.T RoIhtI E. Elsns K. Jonies I ' l Ri Jol, Vi Ed, n S. FrU ' clinun lard H. Eull.r 1 H, Gnrdinor ,.on Gdn «r.- .in A. Golonil) A( ri.iv l) l (m I-dwnrd ?. DraLc I ' nul H. Ellenmn Jolm B. Fullen William S. Gull.ri, STl ' DI : r MIMBERS A. Baird I Irlfron ll.nrv C lllnk.: Janus R. i lull luKvar.l I. K,nn.-dv Charles 1 1. Kent Cl,arl« .1. Maag Raymond E. Mason Saul Mason J. riiiodorc McQuaide William N. Men lel John W. Millar George C. Miller Clifford F ' . Morgan Jav O. New Ion Cforgc I.. m krr Uean W. I ' ahn, loin, I ' . I ' ieree Ar, l,er !■:. Reillv Bernard J. Ros Ja.n.s W. Rul losepl, M. Rvan R. William SanI J.Hol. A. Shawn, Robert W. Slail. William W. Stai RoyT. Undervvo, Marr T.Vallerx- Donai.l JAV ' olp. Mark E. Wrighl Jack S. Younger :herlo ,l NONSIL ' DEM MEMBERS Wayne ' . Marsha Kenneth E. Kline James R. Hopkins Captain I-. l;. Seei Dclber E. Kinsel Friilerick Sleeker Pat J. Kir vin Oscar L. Thomas T lie l iyt! ' l projci t sponsored by Ohio Slaters. Ini . (Iiirint; tlic year I930-I9 ' 10 was the I ' ootdall Appreci- ation l)aiir|iiet. It was lielcl in tlie Men s Ciymnasluin on Novemner 27, immediately followinc tlie close ol Oliio State s a( tive footnal! season. Trie nine linndred (Quests present for the occasion saw Varsity () letters and sweaters awarded to those who ha l earned them. Among the other re ognitions made during the eveninij was the awarding of freshman numerals an l sweaters. Coach Francis A. Sihmidt announ ed that the footliall lec ' ini had ele( ted as its new captain Jimmy Langhurst. Perhaps the most useful function of Ohio Slaters in relation to the entire student hody is its sponsorship of the Ohio Slate Travel Agency, supervised hy William S. ( luthrie. I he agency endeavors to arrange student rates cind student excursions, particularly for various holidays and during the foolmill season. The group an- nuidly pl.uis a campus-wide Spring Carnival as a nicaiis ol s - uring operating expenses. Ohio Staters, Inc. is a growing organization and its renewed ig(ir promises much for the future. Men (e . Slailey. S. A nson. Wright. D..e..s. As i. ' o ery. Younger. R. Mason. Kennedy, Sfirihorn. Stanhope. Rosenson. Friedman. Go omt Foley. Dodd. ReiUy. McCarthy. Hinhe. C eiire und. I atnilt. Dagger, Qilinore. MacQnigg. Morgan. Lighlln.rn. .N|i «r Kline. Drake. C. Miller. .Mien. P.., ier. Pn  ier. Kni .er ord. f ursho. Kiru ' in. Kinsel f tf tf.f ♦Iff t t J I t t If [211] u [ ocationai nfo niveiriltu l ocatlonai information (committee tor l Women students COORDINATORS ridiih r Bii jciird I ' lizab-ll, A. Ul-LosIui iII l-ranr.-. E. Fisclier Inn,- M. Hill Elcnora I . Ungslon Mnry F. Swunev Cra-e S. M. Zorbaugli Assistant Coordinalor Daisy R. Denune Secretary Rull. E Yaw. liiMes: . .,„iJl. U,h: Wlu ' Aer. l.-lton. S.rnlh. Ka„uL. iruu ... Mrum Bticlmmn. Binwr. ( ' onorer, .Sniicr. (Jarm miison. Cooper. Hornyok. M,. i.i,|pr. Pu .i ;)..nM„i.. Hill. DeJ slmmlt. LarH)Slon. Blizzard, Zorl,a,. ,l.. Fhher. Vow. W ' aid SE. IORS l£dna H. Barr Doris C. Binlclev Edilh E. Bli.. rd Ian .Blue Hel enT. Bo c-r i:i,- umr.- Burt 1 r„ „ . . E. FisclR-r . 1„ l...r.t 1. Haydcn l.,i. • I Hill 1 1. .,..r„ 1-. UugsU, 1 l„ . ,„ ,■ S. .Mahie ( ira CO L. Paln,cr JeanA.VVoid JUNIORS Eli .ihcll, C. Brown Al, ccV.Cl.an.lM-rs Murcia E. Co„| .r Elia.belKA.D.I.,s NV a I.. Karri, k AudnnM Kn.isl.-v Ma.xinfl ' . M.jrr„l Bir li.-I.S,l,n,i.lt Milclr.-.! I . uki. I, R..ll,E. Y.iw SOI ' HO.NIOKFS i;li .al.,ll, A. Al,ra,i, Ha . ' IR Barluuan FI. r.n,.M. Conover I- l„r.n. ,• L l.llon lla .l I. Carniliauson Ir,,,. ' IM Inrnvak Hh„I„- AM.II,.,i;.r EI,„n..rM S.nill, Ji,m-L W ' illian, Marll.a E. Wl .-I.r iki:shmi:n K..ll i: B.m.-r M.irinri,- r S,.u,„r Adolc T. Aungst Maud E. Avery Evelvn S. Baiter Rosemary Bole Virginia Bone Ann Charles Doris E. Clickenger Cnristine Y. Conawa Ruth Davis Malavon Dennis Daisy R. Denune Gertrude E. DielsrI. Marv A. Ewan Estlier A. C-.ilnian Rose I lunnon .NONSTl DE. r .Nll lBERS I-Ilsie ' . Jones Irene E. Kinlev L.i. L.n,, . llli«lun„M.Kav ll.l.n.NI.N.il Nad.ne B. I ' i.illiar Efnnia E. Proul irginia R Reyno Bertlm M. Srl.nei Dorothy D Sroll Call. .Marv I l.le. Marv C.rac. D. Skidniofe I . Swanev 1. WiUlf M. Yost SM orKaugli I Fach year the N ' ocatioiial Information Com- iiiilt ' e allcinpis lo provide Oliio State .stiiopnts witli valiial)l - Inlorinallon and siitfUe. ' -tions rover- iufi a wide range ol oc ( iipation.s and avocations and lo hrint; in (jirls Iroin liifjli .•;( Iiools in llie vi- cinity of tlie University to sli. ' ire tliis information. I Ills is a complislied l)y a series ol (onferentes. The discussion meetintjs of fall (|uarler last a week, at wliicli time numerous experts in v.iricd fielfis of life are broiiu ' lit lo the campus. .Xn effort is made always lo nrinU a dislinu ' uisned and well- known worn. Ill (i) the opening mass mcetinn as an inspirational speaker. W ' inler and si)rin( quar- ter meetings snorter. In llie year lOV)- 10 there were over -l.OOO at- tended dances at the M.C . (onferences by over 2. ()()() individuals. The high school leleg.iles re- ported on ihe confereiKcs to 5,00 lellow pupils. ( ()nla( Is with experts were found lo have re suited in numerous part-time and a nunux-r ol full lime iol s lor students. X ' .i.C. student memhers, who are re(|nired lo ha - higli s( hid.irship and pleiisiiig personalities, receive e celh-nl lr iit)ing as orgaf i .ers. presiding olli(i ' rs ai d hostesses, and in statistics. Women sliulenis (omprise approximately lilly live per cent ol the organi .ation, the rest of wiilrh Is niach- up ol non-students, m.iiidv members of llir faciillv. Il.tl. ).. „, ,„M.II l ,;z,.r, . „ „•,, „M„.I.,„, ..rl.,..,,,;.. He [212] IrirnJsliip aiul qowl will l rrmcalr l w Inli ' nialional YHH r.XECL ' ll ' R COUNCIL Klifir. R. Smitli. Day, Hwing, Kent, lialde. Wolperl. Zicgkr, Coleman Ihuuwr. Tinsley. Sthmilt. Dur rv, FJsa IhnL: FumUl,. 7.immeriruin. Knight. Ilullle. Schor Id riie University YMCA. o men students whose aim is to in an ever-developing Christian deavor: religious, ediuational a Believing in the purpose of and appreciate the highest idea making these ideals effective in opportunity for personal growth operation, awakens the interest ; lems, provides new e perien(es, ternities, students and lal)or. wi points, appreciation of nintii.d a Sirue its organization in IN by student nieinlxTships and (oi the Uni ersily and the Iranklin dents interested in the work whi ners and projects is solved ny ll the Cabinet, the Upperc lass Co student officers and supervised Asso( iatc Secretary, and l.aurie Iv ineclings dI lhc-.c unmps. a I ularlv. Il„- V |( A s|,„nM„s lireM III! ully uid sliidciil p,uli( ipalio relief, an iiinnial l reshman C an the annual h e Breaker of I ' all vi ' lopnicril of shidcnl (ooperaii it ij III liiiir ' - ui l o( i.il iiii|uir lion. inli ' K iill ' U i ili ' siviK and ( pulill altiiii -. aixi uppKing lr,i hur. h s.hool .lasses. .Manv of VC ar. l olhrr stud.nl lm.,.. st student organization .m the campus, is a fellowship of ve the University, the student body, and the commiiiiit - ideal. Its extensive program .overs three fields of en- I social. lie I MCA to luiite in the desire to discover, understand s of Christian living and service and to have a part in )ersonalit ' iind society, the association on campus affords ind development, achieves solldarltv ' throiigli group co- d iictive cooperation of members in solving campus prob- lu h iis inter-group contacts between races, faiths, fra- il an opport.niity lor an exchange of ideas and vlew- ililii ' s ,Mul c iilli.rcs, ,ind plans lor cooperative action. ). the I ni cTsit V K A has been supported financially Iribiitions Irom alunnii. parents, members ol the lactdly, ount lund. Menw)ership is open lo all I nivcrsily slu- h the MC. does. I he problem of coordination of mcm- ■ establishment of tliree organiitations within the Y : ncil. and the Freshman Coiuull. These are headed iiy y Kenneth S. Kline. I ' .xecutlve Secretary, Jack C . iJay, i altle. AssistanI Se.relarv. In addition lo the week- r reaching sxslciii iil . ciiiMnillcc a.lixily is carried cm re|J- le Sessions in liii- li.ili ' Miillis .niil I hi- cl.irmitorles will) boln I. White C hiisliii.is. I .u l.asl.iii and I ' .uropean student p for men students, and several social events. Includln); )uarler. Among the other acllvilles of the are the «le- ■s, the bringing ol speakers lo the campus, the conduct- Irlps. programs in Interracial, peace and religious e(uu-a- lerences, student visitation and counseling, issuing I Ic rs lor boys clubs, si-ltlemeut houses, scout troops and hese projects are carried out In conjunction with tlir [214] r-:xECLTi i; iii i i Pnl Il.nrv C. I link- v .si .-.i( U..I..TI i:. i:is., iry Willii.n, M. I .....i. I. irpr ill.,nl R. Di.rl.y c()MMirri;i: ciiaiuniw Cfiits W illi„.n r.,i.„,a., ■ences ami InUTcolL-aialo IWoli....,- . . . . I .l .ir.l R. lin.l.v y Sl.i( e .l ; .. i(it,ns U,.l,.rl ( ). iri,i„.rn,..n n .S|.« .-nls I )i.iT.II K. I lolll.- Ida Don i.-8l,r ilv I. (Wlon B...I, ••. ' •; «. ..I.m. l.-ss.- C. Di.kin,o. I.,.sli,- B,.rUi..fl s «.. .cl.ir.s Willii.n, i: W.nr olioris Kii Imrcl ( ■. Si luiiitl niic iislirr Robert O. Sniilli R. Pnul Robison I Ul -IIMW (Ol (ll. I ' ,JI U ' inliT S ' .,,, Pre,id,;,l Cl.ilip M. Kwing R,.l„rl T, l .nn,.n Willi S. Hi.U.II ' i .- l ' rv,Uli-f,l rl,.„n„. I ) Dirk.y . lv W. Tnvlor W,.ll.r ' Sir..,. S,..T,.|,irv I..n,.-. M. S..,ill. Nnrnmn V. Sui.r« R..l..-,l I I ..n.. n TrrnsimT lv., W. Taylor VVilliH.n S. Hi.U.II I ' l.ili,. M lAving I I ' l ' iRci ASS coi n . i ill Wiiilcr S; riri() l r,-.iJ,;,l .K.,l„,l () S,„ill, l..,.pl, II.-.Ik.s Si.ln.-y I ' . Brool,. i.r ' r..si, .nl mlv 1. I l-..rv Si.l.i.v I ' . IW.ks Ri.Ur.l R. ..|.(x-l S..,r..|,.rv n.i.n A. C.rtrr Ri. I .r.! R. ' A,p, Willinm S. Mrrrcll ■fr..,., ir..r Oom.l.l C KUn I. (;..r.l..n IWIl . U„n R NVul.iO S-IAII l-.xecUve S..,rp(ary K.nn.ll. S. Klin.- jiSO(:iaii Si ' crrkiry Jnrk C . D.iy Assislaiil Si ' crplarv I lurir C. Biilllr ri ' lTKI L S ( OINCIL .■son. . ). L..su... I. Hurhln Ailes. f:. Tins ey. B. Johnson. Henry. E. P .iHips. C. Mnyrr in. R. Zin n..rman. ].Harshnu lass. UFrazicr. W. Thomas. Hollh-v. R. Smil i, D, Zieg .T Han..-. R ' i(nor. S.Br, W ,.-s. Ilflinke. V.F,„ ' .. liallU: K. Kline I Ri:snMAN COUNCIL n.i;,, W. Siross. n. Fisher. R kefieUl. I. Chapin. G. Fries. G. Friedman. C. Obenauf U«m: I Dean. F.. S(orr,-ll. T. ■ell. R. K,-f,.Tr.-is. H. Boo ,,-r. 1. B. ' n... ll. D. Kronrnbcrgpr mrlou: W. Bi,U- (. f. E..-in , . Formnn. , . Tov or. . Dov. I). Kriirf|.-r ft f « «. [215] FAECITINE (OINCII. W,JI«r. r.H .l. McDaiml. Dax. Town- ,ml. ' .M..r. Durham. Mian. Chambm n ( ' .Mil. Jir.if.  . right. Ward. Katz. jaciaon. Slt ' irarl. W ' cuoa. Bonnet, Henilenon. Becker Geren, Grierson, LeinLach, Good. Fitrmart, Sprenger. Palmer. AlcQuifi Win UPPERCI SS COUNCIL Crisp. Bradley. Davis. Baleman Weisz, Bonney, Sauner. Bowman. Ilatniti Van Schoik, Green. . . . I avlin I ' o lle. Mallhew. L ' nca,,li,r. „ , Cheek . Pellil II I.Taylor, lawyer. hQmr,.. Palmer. Ridemmr. Wrii, ,!. Casey, Jones I artiripalioii in tlie versatile protirani ' (oncernecl aljoiit giving others the opportu international organization, it realizes that bacKground as possible; allow each person on the basis of common convictions. The I .W.C.A. seeks to give women s have entirely different backgrounds; they i through membership in Freshman and Uj social service, pfiilosophy, peace education council of the Y.W.C.A. Y. W. C. A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Executive Secretary Elizabelh Leinbacli PresiJpnl Rochel A. Good Firsl ' icp President Mnry W. Fomi.in Second Vice [ ' resident Mnry .). Grirrson . ecrelorv E. Jian Sprcnt!! r Treasurer I l.-U I Cr.n Preshnum Coiirid Advisor H. Jan.- H)unr (V; n „s. r„„nal Advisor CJnire L. I ' .ilnMr I l i:SHMAN ADVISORS 1. I,„..,M Alhan Mary I.. Jarkson I rrain.- O. Becker Dorolliy .1. Pellil Riill, Cl,a.„l,ers I-slher ,1. Townsen.l Dorolhy J. lulwards i:ii« l.,ll, n.i Walker I ' PPI-RCFJVSS ADVISORS Cora E. Day Vivian P.. Sl,«„rl Evaiieelinc Henderson Qara I.. Wriulit COMMI ' ITrr. CHAIRMAN Arl« II. l.eona Writflil Conference M. I ' sllur Dnrimn, Peo.e i:leanor i:, Kar. I, ' ;.i os«,,;.v I -mily ,1. Ward Rate Mari ery A. Sl. «l.- Serpire jlarriel Was,,,, So.i.. llyaiene lielly.- G. 11 11 Social Clwirnmn Helen M. M. 1 )„„i, I V Ne ., M. .Suzanne Kalz Fre.«  min C„„n. MemUer I„„„ W . ,., I the .W.C.A. is open to all students, regardless of reed, who are ity for self-expression and self-realization. As a member group of an 1 order to make one s best contribution, a student must gain as wide a to make his own decision in liulit i l tli.it iiihirnialion and act together udents the experience of knowing other students. Some of them may ay be another race, or even another countrv ' . I his opportunity comes perclass Cabinets or in committees dealing with race relations, tlie iirts, uid conferernes. I liese arious groups are represented on the executive Some ol the most interesting experiences this year have in- cluded: the tr.iditional White Christmas Service, which is in co- operation with the .M.C.. .: an Inter-Faith Conference; and tlie establishment of an Inter-Racial Council, which incliules repre- sentatives from (hurch and campus groups; the Kirby Page lec- tures imd the LJnemployment Conference to which students from other ()lii() colleges were invited. . sso( i.iliiiii meeting is a spleiulid example of the democratic proi edurc wliiili is lollowetl in the program. . lany suggestions nine Irom the lloor and all importiuit policies are decided upon in liievc meetings, held once a month and attended bv the entire meiMbership. [216] KAPPi PHI w . . ■v. . • ' lllll, Willi llic DiiK ,i Id li,i c ,1 IrMiitl is Id I)c one is il.s iiiollo. I.|)sil )ii ( li.ip tcr ol Kappii I ' lii. nalioiial Mcllioclisl Orris ' dub, is working toward tlie ideal of (lose frirndsliip ariionu ils mcinl)ers. The ihcmc of lliis year, Traditions , was car- ried oiil l) means ol planned program meetings, teas, dances, skating parties and a coiorliil . lardi ( iras iiali. One of tlie foremost events ol the ( IuIj year was tfie I ' onnders Day nan((ciet. lii li im-inLcrs alleiulcd dressed in tlie tradilional styles of 1800. During spriiiu (|n,nlci llir .jiils sp,,ns,„, l ,, j.iii.i.il ,l,,n..- ,il llie N ' cll I louse. (-ii i;s ,Uv l.inel. Aiku.a III... i:. ArM, l I lov i: AnnsI, Knlvrl.. M Bi, I ' .,...11,% M. 15, M„r|.,ri,- I.Br., nn.. Mi,.- Cmnp ireinia V.. Cl.rk.- I). r.,ll.vl.. Co.may Mnrgi.I..,i. Co..l l.«nn.- i;. Corp I nam, M C.v l.lizal.,ll, . D,L,.I, K. ' llv I n.llalu.nt H.-lenM. Dve . ..n Bell. Keelcsl.... D. X ' irginia Elsns l.a.. Kst,-rlv ll.,r.n ,l.j-.ll,m nqrolln r. I I.Miine i:il,elMa.llersl„v K..1I. M la.ks l Ms.NI K..l.l.r B.llv I. I.i.1 l.ur l.i.raCIair.l Dnrnllivi;. Ma.k l..,ll.. IIM.Tria... MarilvM Mills lu.uKMl.slar.l M.,vl„ll,-. . ..ssl. |)„r,.llu .NI. P.l,.rs A.,..„ Ma,- PostI,- l.lilM:. P,.rsl.-v . IarillaK. R. .l.• Marll.al.,mR.-i l Marll.a I .ff Carri.-I) Sli.lll.r Mir.li.-I S.l„„i,ll rllr,. laS..,ll,a.l, ll..„n..ll. Sl.irl .-v l.nni.-M. Sloll ClarilMl I Topr Iniilv I Ward AIb.,1) WVnN.-r l„ lv W,-ntfale I )„roll v 1:. Wena,- l „ll, i:. WiUo,. B, llv b,i, Ai.,s, Z. Marl,,,!.- . sl I.,.,.is,.Al.l,iso,. l„aS Avala l .,tl H B.m.r Kull, 1: Brail,,,. il.la I. Briges .l.-an A. Callaml MarvD. (•„lli.-r .Nl.ir -JanrCo., .I.an R. Cunninel.a,,, Ra.Lel I-:. n.-..niM ,. i;lizal..ll, K. DriKgs .Nlnrinn Oiinzvonl Rull. A,.., I .rris Sara D. Hi, I. k„ll. A. Iran-.- Mar. (: ( .rov,-s R„l,v A. HaBgerlv C.lnrlvsl. Han,l.rs„n R„tl. I- Harro.l n„r.,ll.vi; ll„ll„,lav ( .,-ral,li,..-N ll,.r„l,r.,„k l..-nor,-M. Ilun,,.l,r.v i ' i.i:dgi-:s rll. R„h.-rla I. I l,.r .,. IWoll.vi:. ll,.lsl,r i r„a M. JM.I, r ll.-UI. l.-nkins Margar.-ll.. K.„ll.,r i:l.-a,.,.rM. i.a,l,.r n, r.,tl.vl.. l ..,gl„-,.r% IVllvl. I.vl.- n,l,nl.Mill,-r R„ll, K. rs I ' allv I I ' ri..- Ma.xineB. ()vl,-r DorulLvM. Ui,l„.r.ls i:loui«rRu l.rr Riill. K Sa« vi.-r M,„aB S.l,m-i.l.-r .Njiriarnl-:. S.l,«al. I l.,-l„,a A. Sl.h.,k ! ill.! N1 Spragu,- M,.ri,„i,- B. St.-wns,.n I l,„„..,l, I. Tavlor ,.r,„a an S. I.,.ik Ma.l.lv,. i:. Xaraa l.an a ,s,- Cl.n.li,,. I W.,.l. i:il,.-l Ma.- Ilorshry i,r Pr,-M,(..,.l L.lla II. Merri,..., Kr..ir. i,.(f . ' . ' . rel.irv J.-nni,- M. Sl,.ll C orr  sf i fi«lirig Srireturv Rull. . I. Jacks Treasurer irginia H CIrrke ,..-. ( ,. i,.r. M ir,„„ ,, K„.( Co , EUas. Harroil. I ' oille. P.,r .-v. narnoll. rlu-lllrr, I ' nnlr lt,: lovU.U.I I), pr . ,,.r. V..,-or. ' i, ,.„. W.lv.n ... .SUk. (m , i,..Uev. hrn,„ . „..-„l.r. . ,„.„ ;„,(,. n„„.,.v r.l.r,H.k R.-i. [217] HILLH FOUiDilTIOI K .j„. ruMUi,,. ( ,r,.,ri ,.r„, W.in.r. l.nU.I.-,,,. W GMUtu. (-..mJmur,. m,o.. Kurlanaer, O. Goiaoerfl. Len ' nson. Kogan. Katz. Socotov. larohy. Riiltenslein. l.vmim Conict. K i ' inniari, Hutmin. Ijpsun. KofMari. t ' tyur R,, , .; ;„r,v K„,, ' „„. IHn:l,.r l ' r.;„l.;,l II.„,K I K„l,l„ m.. ' r..Mc ..Ml M.,ul.ll, I Kl.i Sprfpluf y SylvNi I .ip- o Trvamrvr Arll.i.r Maikr Mil I I I linF.NT corNcii. Sylvia M. BI..M, I£dna M Kl.in Solomon Conifl I rov F. Kuruiiulrr Sidney Franklin Alvin S. L.-viii on r.uB.n.- L Irir.l.nan Sonin A. I.vnmn Durolliv U G..I,ll„rB Malthw N. Rul.insl.-i. Kalpli U C.oodn.an S-vnioiir J. Simons I lo«ar l C .r..,.nl..rg AlL-rt H. S.. olov Cieorgf S. Jaioliv Bocitriic I ngar Louis Kalz Sidn.-v I ' W.in.-r im.i.i:i.cABi ri l.r ' I B.d.is B,.rn,.r.l I K...,M,.on Svlvia M. lilun, 15.- K,..,„ll...l NlillanI I-. B..n «l.i„ i:ri..-st Sicl.-r M.lvin T. GoldlMrger Aaron I. Simon los. ' pl, M llorvvil . B.-nianiin B St.int.ld l ln I Mio.1,-1 Sidn.-v I ' . , ., .r III,- lllllrl l ' ,„u.(l..(i .i. ,,l Olii.. Sl.ilr i ill.- ..-nlrr o( so (i.il. r.liuidiis .Mill iLlliir,il lilr lor tlic I ' iiiv Tsilv s .lowisli ■.liidcnls. ( )rij.iiH ((l in l ' ' J ) iiiiilcr llic supervision of Dr. I I ' c i.cNiiiucr. llir I Oiindation is now •■ powcrltil inlliicnic on llir (.irnpiis. ( ' lulcr tlif capiililc (lir( lioii oT R il l i i larr ' Knplaii, tlic I liilcl I ' oiindiilion (iint.iins witliii) IN wnlU .1 serioiisiiiinclccl (iroiip ol yoiniu nun .irid woinrn w liovr ,iini- ni ' lo in KMsc tlicii .iLllilii ' s llirunuli disi ns-ion .uid inli r |i.irli l|i.ilion Ml lliliil nnrnirnns .utivilics. I Inonuli llic c)opi ' rali in ol the Sindcnl C ount il •ind llic llillcl ( .d)inct. il stinniLitiiiL ' inlcllciiiuil ind soi iiil prourain iv prc ' scnii ' il liironu ' lionl (In- yciir. I lie I ' onnd.ilion is piirlii 111, Ills piond ol ils Snndiiy niflil Supper roriims. its in-aiili liil ri ' li|)ious services, and the oiilslandinu •ihililv ol I liliel I ' layers. I lie I ' iiindalion also presents the annual I liliel I ' roiii. a Si liolarship I ' .ndciw imi-iiI I ' lind. inloriiial dallies. lei tines, iiiiisii ales, dehiiliv. iiilLiiiiiiial loinpetition and a diverse list ol other .iitivilies lioiii pinu poiii; uaiiiev to 1 oiii pliialed , viikiili dis iissions. 1 ' iM OHRisTiy umn ORGOIZATIOS n he Christian Science Organization was founded in 1925 and was first know ri as the Concordia Clun. It was later reorganized under a provision of the Manual of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist. Boston. NIassachusetts. as the Christian Science Organization of the Ohio State Univer- sity. Since its founding, the organization has been erv liclpfnl to many students in their life on the campus. The purpose of this organization is to unite Christian Science students on the campus and to correct erroneous conceptions of Christian Science. These aims are accomplished through regular meetings and by participation in campus activities. An annual lecture is given during the Spring (|uarter. This year the lecture was given hy Charles V. Winn. C.S.fi. of F ' asadena. California, on the suhjeit of Christian Science: The Scienc e ol [Oi inc Power. T hose lectures are open to all interested persons. 1 he C Iiristian Science Organization is represented a( lively at sixty-nine uni- versities which are widely distributed throughout the United States. England, and Canada. Each year a joint meeting is held of all the Organizations in Ohio. These meetings give an opportunity for the interchange of experiences and ideas. Regular meetings of this group are held on the first, third and fifth Thursdays of each month during the academic year at seven-thirty o clock in Pomerene Hall. These meetings, which are open to the entire student body and faculty, include readings from the liible. the Christian Science textbook. Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and remarks and testimonies on Chris- tian Science. Rrader Ilow-.r.l C,. St.x.n-o„ PresiApnl lossic fv.-lv,, Bxr.l ' icc PrrsiJonl B.lly Honn.v Secretary ElizulM-lliunn W ' iilli.r A.ssoctafe Secretary lonn ( . W inliT Tr osurer Chnrlr, W. K.illl yiemheral l rge NVIIdciin Kingslry Facltv .A. .isor Clnir.- L. I lormevrr [219] SIMH ETA (HI liaird. liU. Zili.n,u r, ' ....slon, Tilus. liuLr. 1. . Gr. Palricfc. Thomas, Maxfield, Cans. EUenwunJ, Kalz, M. A. Greene Alplui tli.ipt.r ol Siu ' ina I ' .l.i Clii Wi.s loimdcd .it ( )lii() Stale in 102 ) lor llu- purpose ol lorniiiig a social group among women of Congregatioiial-C liristian prelercnce. It aims to combine spiritual and social development in harmony with ediuation. The national organization was formed in 1926 and includes five chap- ters. The year s activities include weekly meetings and various social events among which is the annual i ' oiinder s I3ay [Dinner-Dance early in Mii . The next Na- tional Biennial Convention will be held in Columbus in 1941. MF-MBERS litlty I. Blue Girinidf J. C«ris F,«n.,s i: Fllinwocl Mar ' Jane Funslon .NIurBuiTilc . . Crccni Mnrilyn J. Gr«-ne Suzimne Kal Dorothv A. Maxfuld Mar FJIenPalri.L Frances E. Tiliis PLEDGES |{ull. E Bair l . Ialvll Til - Buli.r Mar Ellen Hoffman Callterinc Zelhmayr [220] CMwl Olto C. Bnmzell. head «l l uj Mdilary Drparlmrnl. sIriJes brtiUy from llie .Armorv BalciT. l-oJor. (..■i.mi... Ii™rnf. i.rrv. .luli-. K Smill,. Cim .s, ),u(.uurl ,. J)u,,-. ilurj, ;,;(,T, Co ir.s, i5  pt..r. iovT. oc .rit, f.o.. .;ov. S ane. GiWurH. Ung Jorf. Raincr. W ' ollam. Ila,rllwr,w Waiyurul. II Smith. Ilonwr. McQuaiA,: Mil. ... . Ikml,. WluU: J r.„. GranJ,-x. Huifman. Sprailzar I ' Mry. Hiilmr.l. Pu,.t: Ko J.r. Cmuwr. RIml.m. C.M.-ll. TUwn. SLirlmll. li.mnlm.m. r urt, 7 .v or. ( H,,wr HilBBUD and BLOE |Oi.|..rtl.. Alliin Rol irl F. Baktr Juini-s P. Barry William C. Bead Robert Becker Reed P. Berry Richard Beuker Charles H. Boardi Kenneth L, Bover Richard T. Breez, Sevniour K. Br(,w I ' RIWVILS Geori!,- I ;.Bru« ...-«% Jack! ' . Bur. h Hrnr - G. Caldwell George T. Corr Jock W. Clark Harn- O. Ccllis Paul D. Cooper Harold F. Copley George Ci. Davis Paul W. Oeibel Fd« ard S. Dolezol Waller A Dr%i.. WinOonll. Dn,k orll. W illian, I .. I-.-, .nan Paul A. I odor Robert P I osnaugh Gerard C-.G«n,l., M Ton ( ) ( tet.fgi- Ralph II Mall George R I la lh..rne Robert r: Hav. I Mas A Milliard Captain Jack R. Caddell f ' irsl rjpiitennnl Wdlian, C R .l.ins. Se.om .ie.ilenaril V.-A II. Conner l-.r-l .Ser„..,.nl Kennrtl. I) Rholon I ' l.A,,.- ( Viplnin llarrv ( II.oImm, Robert S. Hower Robert I.. HulTnm. Robert Kins! Paulll Knies Charles 1 1. Kohl.r Wavn.- I I. Kul.n I. RexLwdis W,II,.,M, P.h.nus. l;„r„l,ll; l.,u,r J..l.n M. Lei,nan Barton A. I omis William D. Ung John J. Lourerkv Howard C. Uvei„ Wiliian, C. Mause lin, r. MrDernu.l I Theodore Mcf , Richard J. Mitchell Jason II. Moore Jesse A. Nimocks I. Reeve Paxon Thomas M, PrescotI .Xn.lrew . Pupa lohn L. Ranier ( lavtnn R R.nnsev R.,lpl, W Sanborn W,ll,.,n, S,l„„bT ll,.,r„nl. Cm.wr. Uh..l.,„. ( o.M. . TU.r,,. Ro „nM.n. iroote ( t«-ori; Sl,.IUU Robert P Stone Willia n Taylor lmnk a,Uik John I . og.l Willia n L Wull.r bRov G Waigan.l Claud. Wl Dongl. . W W..llan, BnanI A. Workn.an Si.ln.v W Sl,.-.ls W ilberl P. Skirball R.,l| h i: Slane h.,.,llo, ll.. Smith larli: Smith Rolhn C. Smith Ja.nes C Sn.-,leker Ri.hard S. Snyder KiinW. Spmilzer David A. Spyker S(abl) Trcl and Filaile. iionorary an- vaiK ■ ! inilllar ' friitcriiily. aids in os- tal)lisliiiii (loser rrlatioiisliips lii ' lwi ' cn iiliiccrs and (.idcl . I lie inciiili T-. .iic sclc led Iroin junior .mil senior iiiili tary slndenls l y llie tiroiip. I lie n.i tional S( ' alil)ard and IM.ide oruaiiiz.i lion includes 73 n.iplers iinil issues n.itional p(n licalions is do oilier fra- lernilies. Initialion also reseinliles that ol so( iiil ir.iteriiiliev. iiuliidinu ' lonu Ir.inips in lull inilil.irv ret ali i .ind sere M., les to Mark il.d! I.v li.e 1, 1.1 o W ' PA lanterns. . . Ii ili.s vp.)n-or.-d liy S. .il.l .ird iii l hl.ide include lielpine • ondiu I student eleitions, partit ip.ition in noli .lay sprvires. assistini; cadets nnderuo int special trainint!. loniial dances and ll,.- N|ilil.„v Ball. [222 ] I ' « USUI i; RIFLES ( 7r,.y. Iirmrn.;r.-ll. R..l,i„s m. My. tr. ,rl. S,,-, (nrl ;,l«.,r,l M. (, lllyn t ' ol.n Vawford C )nniiH L Dni : l««r.l L. Kei !i.lu.r l B. In A. IK.prl.l. l „l„rl II C.ii.ln ' i:m,-sl A. Goldenfeld Al«vn A. Hughes Robert Jenkins Robert L. Jones Ge irKP S. Jump lenv, I Al.nv obert A 1. l}i.l .,n Blake .nnlH 1. Burnt.., ,cl K B rrell i l..,r 1 A . [ivr.Hu oberl M CI„.,r.H lortni II CI,,,, Villia .. .Cm«l. ' .rn.,( Roger Bvron bisepl, Mi.ba Willi M,K. All..rl l.,l,„ I C „rl I ■. na i Horn Far vel aulb I. Irani H. Fur I r.iffo ( imnv larlev lawks SI. MORS Willian, C. Robinson II ' MORS f.eorge i;. Brownewell SOPIIOMORI-S Jnn.es C. Kinin.el Albert S. Koleles Irank II. I.ee Grorae D. Lrisl Rirbnrd I.. l.on(!lell.,w Ri,bar,l W. Marlin .il i:. Mason I RISIIMIX l alrl,k llollinusluaj DaviJ i: Hobngren lobn A. I loskins Allan W. I lollois Harlorcl P. lenks Robert ,1. Kasp,r Ernest .1. Kinkopf Robert 1.. Ku.l.r Ri.bar.l llarrv D.I r. ' .shinu Rlllrs. I. uil lr(l ill I VJ I ..I the LnivjTsily of Ncl)rii Ka, serves as a traliilii( ( roiiiicl lor rresliinen and soplin- iiiores who are iiileresteil in military drill .11,(1 preparation for advanred military iiislriictioii. I pper t la Miien arc rrliiiin-d .IS (Irillmaslers. Social events sponsored Ijy the ( mn- iiirs ini ' liicled informal parties and formal ,1. lines climaxed hy the Military Ball. I )urintj Sprint! (.Jniirter they took part in llic inter-retjinjental drill meet at lorl l ii( . Kenliuky. . t each footl)all u ' ami- ., vi|ii,,i| ol i ' lrshint, ' i iflciiicii s,is in ,l,.,i.j. ' Ill ill. ' Il,i f-raisiim: lli - l) s .iK., MTMci on holidays such as . lemorial I ).iy .ind W ' ashintJton s Birthday. Keriiiit C. Zieg lolin r: Nogel i.lpp «ll.r W. May Robert E. Moorebcud Robert M. Picrson I lonire E. Pietsrb ( ..l.nian C. Rieborcls Robert 1. RicbmoncI Russell E. Long I ranklinC. Looker Ri.bar,l G. McKinn Clavton L On- Wendell O. Pbillip: Don L. Rndwav Louis R. Reeder Gcrbord W. Retlig Charles G. Sbfe laek H. Smith Max R Shapiro Robert I). Slarbu.k Don R. rlrcy Charles W ' . Wilson I l rr I. P. Woll7 H. William Wvlie W , l,sl,r B Sn.ilh Charl.s W. Stevens Norman ' . Suarez lolin C ' I ' aggart llarrv I . I ... ker Donovan D. I Irev lohn R. W«r.l 1 lownrd M. Wood Bnire i:. VWight Coploin Willi. C Robin.. P e. .l,- ' .iplui.l Carl A. Ilupri.h ,ril heulenonl Kemiil C. ..g Se.un. fje.ile.uinl Georg.. i;. Browne .Sc ' ioriii Lipiili-nuril Frank I. Brevourt First Sergeant Donuld R. I Irev Rof on. ReeiJer, Hollois. Kol. es. Wi son, Lee. Redig. Rir u.r. s. . .(,.nis. Wv ie. C,e..lrv. F .rT,e . Kojper. enls. Pierson, S ife. ,..,(;,. Lun.,. Breroorl Ki„i.ne , H.,gl„s. Lo.i.if.Ho.... B..rn om. Fuller. Lonfl. Go( ..nfe . ivrom. Knhmoml. . f. K.nnon. R,i. .. .v. Pirl,,;,. C i ir...i.or.le. Sle. ' e..so... G...n.. ' a d. fialso... Bro.. ' ne.. ' ' ( L ' rey. C irislensen. Cohen. Co en. Ho mflren. Mmx. Furcofo... W ' o l:, MoorheaJ. Shapiro. Da.is. Slross. R.irreH. Dorn. Kinkopl. Sl..rh.i.l. Sorn mn Crhlcr. Rlwmlr,. Taqgarl. K.n er. G. Smith. W ' rinhl. Li,., . C.ir e . ' ..o, . Ho in„shee. Tucker. W. Sniilh. enfcins. Ca .h.,.(;. ll„.Lns 8 ii 4 miifv  % f l J f ¥ • « «•. ?. .5 -f f -t- 1- • ' .-f f- 1- -I .t-t-t-f t f -4 H -i -f f f r f f -f -f t r r t -f • ' f •cr V %?  y ' j ;? V w- i i r ' w S [::. ] MIL llie Milil,ir li.ill. Ik-I.I April 12 in the M.-n C iyn nasium, i .1 li.ill wliicli lias been growing year l y ye. until it is now one ol tne oiitstanclini; pronis of the vea Larry Clinton and his Dipsy Doodlers ' hirnished ih nuisic for the dance, amid an array of distindive le or. tions which were planned as a project of the hne arts di partnient. An outstandint! leature 01 the dance was a l la koi at twelve midni( ht. At this time all the lights were tun • out. a thousand nalloons were released from the ceiln while searchlights played on them from various parts • the Moor, as sirens screamed and flash-nomns InirsI I he net proceeds of the Bail are put in •! loan lui- wiiitii is used to help those juniors talking advanced mil tary to purchase their luiiforms. It is hoped that as eiion. money is accimiulated it will be possible to use the !■• Iiiiui to help freshmen nurt h.ise their uniforms, as well . li innjors. || r „. (ir,,,,, .,r,;. Us a W ' psl Point touch ' U V BALL „,■„, Clminm.n I.-.I II ( onnrr THory R UilliHln Sa,ilK.rM ru.tiircr ( arl A. I luprii li TO..r,T .A, „I«M( I lowiircl ( , l.ov.-iov l ...... C. Sn«l.k,., 1)1 COKAIION ( ( )N|N|H II I I :.,rl A ( n.r.lon. ( Urm.iM Ul, l,„. l I Mil. Iirll In.nU. l$r.v„,.,l i:„rll; S.nill. U„l,.rlS ll.,«,r Willi..,,, I.. l..r c.i, ' ,,,, I i.„i,i,„i„„L ' ii., x ( ' ri,„i,.„ I ii„-.„i,„,Ni,(,)„„„i, n„„u.i.,- W..II.,,,, iMiii.Kin (ONiNJiriii: (■..■..ri!.- i Cri. k ( ■ ,„irn,„., ( . I „l,.rl I l.,« ll,..r,„ B. Ralpl. ( al.K- Kav„,„. .IIM JnrkM. D.l.ontf Kalpl, I i. Sla,„- Daviil (m.- lr Hra,ll,.r.ll.. Sn,ill, Myron O. ( ..orBe Jos.-pl, I. Sn,illi TICKhrr SAI IS CONIMIIII I l.„kR. CBdd.ll.rlinimmr. A.Mlr,« I ' npa l „l..rt I-. Baker (. laylun S. Runisry W ill!,,,, ( Bencli KoLerl K. Simons K.nn.ll, I. Boyer Rollin C. Smith llarrvX. O.IWk jolm ! ,. Sirai.ss (■..•rard C-. Gnnihs I.,.R.,v Waitfan.l William Uingsilorf Brva.,1 A Workman lol.nM. Leimnn c)Rr.A. i .vno oi ii SK sirnixis K.„n.ll, D Rl.olon. Clmimmn ( Lari.-. I I K.,l,l,r llarrvO Colli. lol,„ K I ' oM.n I ' alllall Allan W Ko,l,.|„ll,-, CLarUII i.l.v.r I rank „. , ik HAND I ' OI.I. (■() |N||||| I Will.an, ( .Rol.inM.n, C imrmnn la, k W (lark Kan W Sprail .r ■ ' 11,11 I I :.tra- u.ncu.a. uuU ' fnr fun ami frolic, ana Jo •• IMEMCy Ijalm S cience iinocinioK Prcsidc-nl rlmn.as I). liar, ' icc ' Fre.s.der.1 Rav H. Srliwarlz Secreiaryl rcusurer Ron n. N ' nrner Morcy. Su-A,nq. HusUi. Tlwmas. lx,ki,mp. KoU. lialllmser. AJillen. ' .ivlon, .AKhtIs. Arnislronfl. Krogg. Alargolirl Fadnger. Hrinmnn. Sr ,tr,.rl-. Hrnrv. Thomas. G.iW. Cinqerv. hlcoL. I,.„tz. Ii,ll. Muods: Uh: S nll.T Cole. Monvn, K„mmm-.L. :,tU,l. W„„, v .r, . W.m.T, ,■„„„„. i„ru„ „ . . Z ,,,... «.■.■.■... fi ;„.r. (• ,„ff.... Tlie American Dairy Science Association, formed fo create a popular interest ill (liiirying and allied industries, is open to men and women in dair leclinoloey. dairy production and associated fields, fii-iiiontlily meetings are held and special projects iindertaKen, such as participation in the Oairy I echnology Conference, a lunch stand during Farmers ' eel . i lioolli at the Ag .lanU)oree. and the pre- sentation of keys to the Dairy l roduc (s luduing Team, whose trip to San I ' rancisco was partially financed hy A.D.S.A. Honorary keys are awarded at the end of each year to the two outstanding members of the group for scholarship and activities. F. ACL LIT W.Jl.rl Sl.lllr STl ' DIXl MIMIUKS RnyiMoiul I. Allx-rU I „llmlt ' . ArinslroMB Wavnr W. Haiirr Davi.lS I5av I llrnrvlWII l.,sr|,l, I Itllln.an ( ' ,!.„,. tli.r.lar I .ImtIM lll.nk w„..r Ul- lolinl) linw,.,. Willi M Cln.K.-.. llarol.lC DiHri.l. Mt.,irin. I ' aiinii.T W.llian, IIC.i.1,,-1 K.,I..Tt I llal.L ' ar 11 I) llarnM.. Donal.lC. Ila.l ll. ' rl..,ll: ll, ' nr War.lK ll..ln, I„VS,.| ll,„l,sl..|l.-, ,rm.nC Kr„«tf llan.MI) K.iri.u. K-al|,h( ' Likain,. I), an I I..H.T IllintlC Mallv l..-SM,.rw..l... l.lliarO Masan (.anln.rC M.t aria (.|,„„M M.-.U l).,.,. n M Iv Iv ' al.. rl Nla.i,-,.- Slanl.N i l r.v.- Kal.ar.l r Ki,ltf%vav ll.asar.ll. U.,u..m In.laliS SUarl Ravll SImarl RoU rt II Stall, .Mrnxlll S.- -nlKT8 Kniplll) Simv crnoa SlrryU l!i.n M S«,.L.ml IJimr M !....,. B,-„|) am.r n,.....i,i ( ; w ..liar Ralarl I . W a.arl.-.i: ,.,l«arll. rl. .M.a M W.ll.am. Ij,«r.n..R WaKar,! O avn. ,.,Ml ar,l ( l,arl,-.|- Valw [ 228 ] UDDLE an j. SIRLOII (LUB Wort,,,,,,,. K ircv. Virsl. S.;.l..orl:, Siukt. W ioll, ..J.sl. ' lfer. nr.i.v iHi,ims. «....,■(. .vmmvnmxn. R. Wulls. ■..■ . O xT iofCrr. G .re«. Goo.W . , . Wnll. o..riis.;i.r. R„.,„ll,„i W. .(nt,. nM;)..,.i,irt „„ -o sr,,. Vri.tsrn. Griflpr. Siron,,. t,iv SiuKlIo and Sirloin is a s ) iai ortJaiii ation lor llie students of tne animal lins- bandry department. Tlie main purpose of tiie group is to encourage memljers in l)eroming l)elter accpiainted witli fa ulty menifjers and otrier students and to stim- ulate interest in livestoc k. During tlie year the lul) sponsors tlie annual Little International LivesfocK Sfiow, At the spring hancpiel. lii(li is usually field in April, all ffiose memners wlio have sfiown prolic ienry in exliihiling and judging livestock are presented willi the honor kev ol Saddle and Sirloin. ll.rl..r|Nl B,.m,s W.llr.,1 I.. (■..,„.„ I n.l.ri.n. Grhnl.i l ..lMrl K l.irsi l)n„.,l,ll. „.lr.ut! l nK,rl I . Ii„v I Ki l. r l nn.n.ll l ..ul.l. Knskirk WrnK CiiLill W. v.„- W. H,ui.r n..n.J l[) IWrnanl l ' ..,.IW B,..TC.r KMl.nr.lA Dunl..p l..l.nl. i:lli .ll Ir.inki:. Ill...lv IJov.l i:. Bnw„ „„ ChmUs i:. r..U oiin Merrill I. Cri.ler (V.,r«,T.llay„.s K.r.r.rll, W ll.in.- Will,,,,,, I ll,„ i.. I.,sc|)ll C. Con S«.n A D.an I ..tlrnrll Dmrkson I. Kicliard I ' gglrslonc K. ' n... ' tl. K. i:lliull P.i.il i:. l-.nsl.rinak.r Clv.lr li.l.ls C.Unl-. ( ..ii-.r Ir.mkll. G.H..I.II R„l..rt W. Hill l lie.m-G. lorn. Janasll. t ' innr Donald Good Rirlinrd Gmft SF.NIORS L. ' lu.. ll.. ' a l.n,an l„l,„ W Nlillar ll„u,l, W NI..rr,s JL ' MORS CVorgr L Grhhard CUrles H. H..nsl..rc. ' r b.ys,l , I lo. Iislrtler IxTOV I . iHcqiH ' inin lennK.l..ni „.nnan SOPHOMORL? (-. Irrd l., .pl. 1 ml M Kn..|.l l.,sl,.r I I .....I,,,,,,., Ralpl. S. l ,vHI l ..l.orl C. MrCov I RavlnondM.Qllir.• l Rf SHMI.N l„ , ' lli: ll. ' il.v R„l,.Ttll Kn.k l.ol) laM.l. R„l„rir. ()«.i,s Sidn, V Ros.-nll,nl lolin R. Tmn,l.ull loin, M .«li„ I l,  „rd R. Rnini l..l,n M. R.- .d RavH. Slmnrl i:arl S Si.nmond, l ' l,ilipH Naumhi.r, IMaxlVllil I ;..«. ' ... ' I ' ollnrk I l.nnan R P.irdv R„l rrt I ' titnan, R..I,. rl I ' . R„r.v RoUrt . Ung I Irrlxri I ' Rinnrr liilin I Srtntp on W,ll,.r I l,l.r Gl,„l. anl,. Mn Ri,l,ar,IG Xnrm-V Will.iir Williams ll„l,|, --l., ,r (l«,n W Nnii, Nnlan.li. anl).M„.rk R.,l..rll,WalU ll,v.,„l . Work I, V. , Ilia... ( R. ' . l Rol.. rl W Rlldv I lar..ld h Wagv I !■ rl..rl M Wnllrr, I l.n Willi, n,.n ld 1 I Ifv P..ul C Wamrr 1 ' a.d I Wamn MIh-H I ' Wall, [229] Glen L '  n lo.sen ire Presidrnl Kennell. W. I In K.lC. ' ne II Derirk . Tr.„s.,rer N..lamll.. anDen,ark USIURSITY GROliE ;u.,n. :,„,„ I ' oslcr. Crouse. ' l if M .sl T Trur (-,. W ' alson O ers.er |„ |,ua Crouse f- cl«rcr Sue ' .. Williams Sleii ard l-||i„|( Wilson ChapLin I„|„ I.. K..II.T AsMsUmI Sl,M....r s.Ci,rr .ll M. Cook. Roh.rl G. Slul .imin Treasurer RoIxtI I.. K™ in Secretary Helen J. I ' oslcr ColeJteeper Wiinl C. Hofsleller Ceres I„|i„ M Dexler Pomona I .m,r., U.ll.- I ullon llora Uiurii C. Laird I ' i-niM Eugene C. Kandel Ml Anricll,,,,.! ( „.,„il R,;,r „l„li,.e,_ I) W.ll..., ,ll s. l)„roll v i:. McClesler o e. S. meH. Jiauer. Zeis. Wall... liUy ..ev. ;)a..is. Eruin. IHiol. Cla,,. .A,u ,e„fl . Virtaiig i. Campbell, Tyler. Font, Wil- liams. Bay. Piper. W ' alson. Logan ' .rrv. S. ,„u, l. o sleller. Piper. LoriJ. I ' atterson. yivngert luT. Kandel. Dongan, GooaAl. S. „rnrli. Haser,plt .g. Pin. u-s. Logan. I iissintj Garen. Bro v. Walson. Haml. Coot. Meyer. Volz. W ' ersller. Smilfc. Kraft iri.fcer. W ' i son. Grim. KeHer. WiHiams. o l:. S,l,-, er. Clarn. )ePue. C lar.«l. i,(.o s Karev. Kei.l. .Arner. S iarp es. USi l,. Williams. UCUler. Watson, l.mmer- ,n. n. Uller. tiaU.rin. CampUl. Tom. CImr.lmar.l. Hnsf,. O „, III I ' -iisjiciiul. a lariii is at one lime railed a Grange, ami it is from lliis Inal the National Farm Organization derivetl its name. Tlie pur- pose of the Grange is to help llie farmers — the advancement of rural and agriciilliiral life. How- ever our University Grange has incorporated in its purpose the recreational find social aspeits for till- shidcnls. I lie Ohio Stale I iiiversily Griinge was foniul- ed in 1005. and it is the j)ldesl, largest — ' 225 mem- hers- — and hest known student ( irange in the (Oimlrx. I lie student chapter •illempis to train lis iiii ' Milx ' iv In ( irange fiindamenlids and ideiils and to prepiire them for ieatlersiiip. During I ' armers Week ihc uruiip spoiisDicd a lunch stiuid uid put on ui excning s entertain- ment. . ll the money ohiained thai week was piiiced in the treasury ami is lo he iisetl to send delegates lo ihe Ameri an C ouiilry Life . ssoiln- lion ( onvention and to the lecturer group. I he work of 1 rue ( «. W ' alson. secretary oi the (, ollege oi , ' griciillure, has heeii invaluiii l ' lor scirs in direcling ihe activity of the ( •range. [230] S tudent H H T I C II L T U U SOCIETY ..Ni.clv. M,-v,r. ,r U,. . nu,U Cmmt .v. i„rroi.s, Ul. C.l.TM.n. Var C iiWcrs. ' elerson .,.m:,..),v. Mrvrr. , r,...;. . Ko (. . 7,.r..s; . Vcftipu ' . ' ar ui . Uartman t„,.l„. t,o, v. Hr „.s. For.mf, ftrolz.M liro rn. Ka-.uU V,.si,;..„l rlmrl.s Y. An...l l We VpmJpmI W Ku.ly M.y.-r TrpnM.rrr Mi, l,.,.l I. Papai S..rr -I,,rv Inl.n I. l llizeckv I lie I lurlii iiltiiral So( iety aims lo t, ' i ' sliidcnts a liirllier insi( lil iiiti) (lie liekl ol liorliciilliire and lo promote fiiriiltx -stiulent mulcrstaiKlintj aiul fel- lowship. 1 lie meelintjs feature speakers on var- ious aspe fs of fruit and vei;elal)le studies, movies on Iruil L!ri) lMi . and u ' roiip discussions. DurintJ tile past ear the oruani .ation spon- sored and operated the liorllcidture llhrary. It has also sponsored hortu lutiiral shows at vhi( h niem- Ijers may exhibit their specimens ol Iruit c nd vegetcihles. I he uroup also promolis Iniil jud in teams. Movies of activities of hortii ullural interest are taken and shown In hich schools ihrouuhout the state, accompanied hy lectures on the work neine carried on at Ohio State. In addition, the ijroup eives darues. parlies and picnics for Its memhers and their frientls. I he sponsors of the society, the memliership of lii(h Is open lo all Interested students and num- bers approximately forty, are Dr. Norin.ui I ' . Cfiilders and Dr. Howard D. Firown. I C II.IY ll.mnr ll). Brown Ins.pl. 1 1. Gourl.- Nonnan F. Ci.ilJers FrcMnan S. H.. 1 t.R.XDl ' .VI F STl Dl-M S Fll3.-rt L . irnew Howard M. Armstrong Cl.arU Y.Arnold tlowanlW. Brociv Ki.l.ar.l A. I lan.illon lan.es F. I larrlnslon I r,-,l W Burrows li.M i: ( l.nndler Willian, R. Fomof i{ol.erl S. .lolm.son i:Mon S. Banln .Mian Cr Brotzjnnn -Mslon I ' .. 1 )eon C.-ortfeLDownes llarrvlUI IridO llarl, , l„nu-s ( ' . I lol(,n..n ■,•sl,. I ' lu.lkin. llul..TlCMol,r ll,Tn,..n I K.H Artl.nr I ' . Si.lwell I r.N.klinW. S.nllmi.k s|;M()KS i:dwar.l D. I ' apai Kul.ar.l ( ' .. Sl.inill Marion I, lanfi.r rl.o„.ns C. Iharn 11 MORS Willian, S I len. RoLerli: llol.lr. loin. B Ka uk lol.n I l.o,i ' ,Lv W Rii.lv M. Slepl.en I. I ' airo, n.Lv SOmOMORF OonBi.Urr Mirl.ael I l a,.ai Ri,l.ar.lA. ll.-,lRes Max R arian MeUinll. Koll.e OonaMC- e,«e, IRl SlJNIl.N M i-ll) Re.-,le l,,n.e,F. Sarff Kennelli K '  r [2J1] 4-H ' - .rSL EdilKM. All..,,, 1 lov.lNl ( l„„. 1 .,dl: II..11 . larjori.- E Lul, h hn T. SoMimrrs Thomas M ll,a„ II.,rol,l .( l..i„ Kavi: llan.e Helen G. Lvir X ' irgjnin L. SincT Catherine Allison Anuel.n.- i:. C« kran San.uell. Hansard Marilyn .N I. M.Cov PeaH l_ Sleiinr Alma Archaltz Marv D. Collier D iehtMarllev AlireN. MrNish ' Mar ' .- . Slrxvart James F. Armstronc Carroll M. Cook I-velvn I.. Harris .Marx F:. Meliek JohnLSlrauM Dorotl.vL.Bal.Kvi.. Mvron i: Davis I..RovB Ilase„,,lln« lobnA. Mi.bael (XvenW. Sirine I ' riwlcnl Ruth A. Barker Winifr.d A. I),an . u„esM He,kn,an i:d ard|-.. Mdler Marv K. Swinehart HarolJ ' . Clu„, Ha el ' . Barn.tl |jlli..nD.Mlenll,aler AtmesM He,kn,aM Robert Miller MarilvnTavlor Vice PrcsiiUnl Melvin K. riar,.harl FuCenellDerirkson Lowell i;H.ibv Willian, R Nblb r Kenneth K. thon.as Julia M. l),xl,r Margaret Barter .Inlia M. Dexter r:. St.-wart 1 ie„,in«. r Helen MMinton !rtrgar« ' l J. Tnonipson Robert K. I ' lirst David S. Bav , lanH. Din.i.k N.lli.i; Ibrron leanette 1 Mobomk Miirgarrl . Tom Robert I. Bav C.eraMi,,,- 1. Dolv 1 li .,bell, 1 Iblborn 1 M.ilv I. Monteon.erv Nexa M. Ton, W ' eldo.. Ben.ba.ier Robert Dnd, R.,l|,l, lloKl.ll.r 1, anne 1 ' . MontRomerv NhirgaretM Iroen.llv Cttrrc ipomhttff Srcrctnrv Betiv J. Bla.kn,ore I ' aulC. i:.,rl,..,l W.„,l( II..Kletl,r Martha L. Moon hannettel: Lln.er Nrvn Ma . T„„i I ' aui W. Bnerfer Rob.rl K. 1 .,r-l W.,r,lll.,l„,.s lohn K. Moore Ahre -. allev ■ ■r..,.s„r,.r lli .;,l.elhA Boli CIvde W. 1 i,l,l „fi„i., 1 ll..w.„,l lohnT. Mount Richard C.. arnev nli ,l,.ll, 1.. 1I,II,.,M, Bavard 1! Bos er,„a,. l.,n,esll, ri„,ov Roll, . ,1I„I..T RaeJ. Mouser ivinnM arnev I ' .XfCutirf C ' onirriilfi ' c IxonW. h,.i„l„r l ' „.llN Nl 1 ,„..|,„„- R„se„,.,rv N 1 b„v 1 lois,- 1. Mvers Ahee L. olt. Mrmhcrs IJovd i: Bow,,,.,,, W,ll,.„llS 1 ,., „T .VnnabelM Ib.slon Ali.,Ni.hoL C Kenneth Watt Carroll M, Cook lohnA liri,k,r ,llr..ll. (..,r,„ l„„isM. In,„|. Don.lhv M I ' l ters W Warren WeininiJer John 1 , Mo.ml l;,Hv 1, Brooks i:v.„l,„,(„,r,„T 1 ,-sK.„n.v Marv M.I ' eters 1 lerbert C.. Werstler M.ixin, ' Brooks R„v ( ■,ini;.rv Harold 1), Ki„-,.l Robert R. I ' inrhes Kntherine 1 Whinnerv Ri.l.ardNI hr„l,„k,r l;„b,-rlR.C.l,, s l)„„al.ll k,r 1.- M.rvl . Piper Tl on.ns M. Williams Robert I-, Brnbak.r 1 raokll (oMMlell Kallori,,,- Ko,rn.r iiobert R.ltoian W ill.ur Williams l ' a.,1 1 Bnskirk R„l„.rl ( -.orlev M„rv -. Ko.m.r Monroe LIMe. Ma 1 WriBhl ' ,rn R. ( abill C.,roU„M( ' .n-. ' o,is, „ VI.Kinll Kolbe I.vmani Sbn.ll ll,len WriKht Helen L. Caleba.,«l, I ' bvlli- Cridill, i,l,„l.,sKn., er Howard .Nbnib W ihoa 1 Wr.«ht Barbara M. Carr llel,M, ICri.o II rdA. I.eisnre Russell M Sharpie. 1 lelei, B Wvhe Stanford l.rberrv ll,.,l,..,tll ll.oll.v 1 -llorll l.o.kwood Robert D Shafer l.i.lson i: Wvhe FJi«.belh N. Cl,„r, bvv ,„l ,l, 1 ll.,k„|.„v. Iva„L..U.O, 1 rank - Smith an.e 1 Yates I.OV R.Clark 1 r.„,..-Nl ll.,l.v l,.l„, 1), l.oua,. l.ani) So, rs Dorolhvl. .-.L Robert N. Clark I l,r |„,,|,ns,.s ol ll.r I ' niv.Tsilv 1 H (Inl, .IK ' to in.rrasc inlcrcsl in I M ,uk. 1,1 li (l i|) interest in (oininunity well. lie. to promote a wider .ic(|iiainl- .iiiie aiiionu ineinl)er and to aid any .iitivity promotinu tlie . ini ' riian Country l-lfc .-Xs.-itK iatioii .mil general extension work. 1 iiuliliulits of tlie year ' s prourani in- .IihI the Neiu ' lilu.rs Nik ' lit I ' arty. wlii ' ii the iliil) was host to rural voiilll lioiii seven inMrl) counties, a pii ni« .1 Saliirdav taiiipinu Iril . a squiirc daiue. lectures, radio hroailc asts. (lie .iiinnal pie sot iai. and parli ipalion ,n |-„rn r.s Week. n;„„„ii. K,ro,oi,., ; o ,„,.s, K„u.r. „„„;, , ; o,i.o.L ,.-.( ( l„o, CL-.ry. (.,o„, W,;,oo, ;.e ■,„„o,, .■,.. . -„„ ' , s .o. , (hrlM.rl, .S,;,„l I. j( .i,ns. W ' l.ir v. -d. o e„p|l„„ io,.r„er. .S.oooers. Uo„. MmUm. YJlz. Il.m.l. Il.wy lr,„mlly. i,U . (irim. Je.ler. (l,.m. .nl,, l,St,l, [2J2] Will ' ■ AMEKItM of CHEmUL IISTITITE E«(il. EER8  rcl.. ( .KADl ' ATK SIl ' DKNTS l„M|.l, B Ijlll.r l i.l,..r.li: Oi!.!,., I.,..l. I. K.n lis.l. l,.vl..n W. WVI SF.NIORS Iramisl. Avon- IramisW. Be (IutIcsM. Bo ll.mz.A. Bokor l„ k C.. Br.ul.„ ImkR Ciul.1,11 xr.,l. Cheniy I r inK M. Cooper I ' .ml D. Cooper l,.l n U. Crime Irederick I. DresI.er CeoreeK. Durkwall Winsl.mll. Du.kworll, l..l,„A li.ul, W ill!.,,,, R. lislur l ' „i,l|-. 1-o.lor i Ii ' rtrv I. Irf ' udenJjery D.ixklS. r.ilniorc I ..ren F. C.randev RoLert A. Harvev Willi.,.., A ll„|.kins l ' ....IB II..II , R .l,erll. Ilufr..,.,.. H.-nrv I I I.v (•...ni.M,ll„rl) K..m- illi.,i„ K.lltr n,..„,l.l I. Kennedy loLnlM.inn I r.,n.i. I. Mnlik ( ' ..„t«ell. Mnrsl, Arll,ur(V Mi.v.r l„l,MflMill.r K„l rl n MilU Ri,l,ar l IMil.l,. ' !! I)„ni.ll l ' iw.,«„r Ki,l,.,r.lr U,i.. n„vi,l W Sl,„el(,r CJiflonM. S.,.,« U..«erl. Sleller i:N,rellii. Slrohel k„aer M. Warner Wall.rC. W,„,ImI„ 1)„„„I,III Wl.ite I rank Zel el.«,.y JUNIORS I.arl G. Anderson NlanriceB. Baker ,rn..nBe.ker I I.MrvG, Caldwell (•|ar..meM. Cievenc llenrs A. lullBraI.e I ' orrestR. Mnrlev Clmrlrs A. K.ller Ri. hard F. I.esrl,er Maurice M. Lowinan Frederick L Nelson Inl.n F. Rex .les R. Robinson Ro Ian I ' aul U.nll. SLafTer Donald F. Somersel I al.l I. Sh.lHT I)avi.lrl,„n,a« l.,n„s i: Tn.ka HarrvR. Lnkel Frank aclavik Carroll I. Wen J.e NlilrUli: Woods Lilian A. V ,„ l ,„III.Y,„.nU l..l,n A. .ier SOPHOMORES Donald S. Arnold Willis C. Avers Dal,. B. Baker Ran.lall I!. Bail.v Morris B,re Ralpl. I.. Darhv Fdn.und Duplaea I lederi.kl.. Hanson James J. Hi0sins liu.s, I W. Hilrluork Gordon C. Inskeep liric M. Jarobsen David E. James Douylns R. Krniiifr laM..sC. MaUa os Willian. II. nnArnn. Earnest T. While Ronert I.. 011110 FRESHMEN Charles D. Arrick William M. Bird Robert B. Cla|)per Wilbur F lor lan I ranklin C. Looker William C. Mervyn Al M. Sebion John E. Start man I r,xleri,k E. Stone PresidenI lobn II MilU i e Pr,. „;,.,.l Jmk R. Ca.l.l.ll erri (ary l ren v. Grandev Treasurer Robert I. I imlnrl r„„,.se(;or Dr lan.es R. Wilbi lie SliKlciit Chapter of I he Aiiicri liisliliitc of Chemical Kiitjiiieers Ohio State endeavors to acl aiire nii( al eii( ineerin( ana promote cl fellowship amoiitJ its memners. ?mi(al eneineers anil other men n the hemiral ami efiL ' i ' ieerii)[ pro ions lre |iiently address meetint s ol Institute. •«ivin the meinhers an lorliinity to hear the point ol iew men .dreaiiy praiticint; the proles 1. Ulli,,ii,jli the interests of the Insti ; arc laruely of a professional na- i, an effort is made to promote so- I affairs, as we ll as ineelint, ' s of finical interest. Kone. F.,1 ( 00 (MT. CM n. n irice. Knml, C;,eM ,-.ler, Of.lu, reudenberg. f urs . n in. yinii. StrolM ' . ier e. Fimfi. OWer. M.KiM.en. lur, (.. Kunrd.,., •V. Rei„. R„„eH. fjll er, . Jj ,, Piuoi.ar. . lr nco(.v. Dresber. Sle«er. O ,ile. nn . r iJucUn-OTtU. . KrlUr. I ' U .. ftueler. Ro(h..«.... .A.vrv. •vn. Uil,. f- .ile. Srluan. P Huffman. Warner. Duct.. Laiv en, KfnnoJy, ... lm.llcr. L„U. TrUa. Ii l,.-r. J)„, en. K lluffnum. Ii„„l.,.. S iinfl rdect, . Harvey. Wood,. Wu. ZeUhazv. ' «( «r. Bai ev. Arnold. Mil, .e . Gl more. R Pence. Owen,. MilUr. Wilhroir. Koffo . Herndon. Grondev. CoWdeH beoll C KeHer l ;cher ■all. Han«,n . Arrick It. (lunvoii [2J3} wae t i nviL E U 1 1 E E R S Kr„s... V; I.., lAum I ' rcicleni Claude Whit. ' ice I ' rciident Robert R. G)unl. Secretary reasijrer Charles H. Kru « eqislror Lewis R. Skeltor S„,„.r. ( ,„„,n. I ;,„„.,. ;),insim. K,n..T ;.(■,.„,«. ;. K,.rlz. S..„(„irv. H..„; es. WMwr R Sniil .. Slomfpr. „sl... , Wnri,,,,, Boot. S,.|l..r(in. u,„l, S,;„.,,| ,„, „i,,.„„(, ,SWlo„, Kr„s,.. l,il.-. ro..Ml..r. jmlsay. Ihrnl,,,,,,. UC.Ue,- I Ik- American Society of Civil hn(«ineers lias served as a beacon lialil of pro- fessional (Guidance lor sliitlents of civil entjiiiceriiiL ' at Ohio State for years. It attempts to aid students iti makint; tlie adjustment between lormal learninc ancf practical application by sponsoring addresses by competent speakers from tlie business world. Dinner meetings and an annual dance afford llie menu)ers an opporlunitv ol b ' oiiiint belter ac |iiaiiited. H.,l,.rl I li„k.r Sluni.v 1 B„„k Willh.M, R. ( I Rol),rt R Cmnt.r Dirk R D.mlnun Oliver D. Cnil,..,,, iHlnes l llnvvk. ' George R. ll,«tlm I) 1,1 W A,.,.le jl.nrv I ' Cowtfill ' ill,„i„ I Di.kn,. r..lu.,r R !..! , Son...... I Ahnmn W,ll„ ,1 ( ■ Url,e,l„ Ron W |)ro..ll.ill SI-MORS I l„„„„s I I l,„,lrrso„ Jake . . M.illl.,.es l.l.n i: lloOMT ll..rol,l It lluvte.l tU„lore S lol,n-o„ l„ k 1. Jones ( ' l.,.rle II Kmse I lo.xlore l . Kunkle Robert K h.wson I ..vi.l ( ' , I i...ls v l,„nes M K.iiser le, . Kli.,., (I,.„l,..1l Kn.t. ,ll II I er. C.len C. M.Connell II .« I. M, ;l,ee Ke„netl I ' . Moore Vorherl . l ' .i u i..K Dnxi.l IVrnu.r tori S. Sl.ei.llin Rov K Sl.lallv loro.s 1 ' Sllletfel It MORS An lier I ( )sler Roviiion.l ( ' • SI.M.ill Paul Q. Slniuin Roger I). Sunl.urv Somo IORl S Will ( ' . I rost ( Imrle. Ouon R„l,.,r.l W (;!.. Robert (■ I ' .ixlo R.,l|,l, I I,.rsl, |-.l  r,l I Ro.il. I Rl SIIMAN Robirl II. Sauer Robert W. Sellerlin l. -wis R Skehon Robert i: Sn.illi Ri.bar.l R. Slan.ler i:.l i.r.l M War.Mt! Rieluml B Wautll. Willian. I W.Uon Clou.le Wbite Rov T IWIer. I arl I Webbr I ' .uil S .bl Wi.lloi. I Sbarpe .lan.e. J W ' b.I.ett [234] VmmUV EIGIMERS ana Society of il TOIIOTI E EilGIIEERS (... ' U . Bn.nPV. ' osso . V A on ' . Kifjor. SUv.ck. Knn.srv. Coo, ,„an. Krsseggpr. Bowpn. }),urson. VluU.lw,ul M .s ,r,,r,.. x.n,li.s. M(,.sofstv. Bom. Uf. nmirrl ,.. ..nriH,-. ir„„.np. Dona .,.,.. '  1,. •„!,r(n.u„. K., .n. 7 ..v „r. Kir,.i,. f...fcin,s. GriHiol. 7 .,r,.i„. G,.,-,.l .rl. Gi ,!,. R;,oa i .s. f r. .. DhcUingfr. WU ' aver. ones. Hinrs. S afl rt SuAw. Kn .er. nrro, . Tntolo. ' arfcpr, lia.igert. Sn lers, Storfwrrv, Wing. MrfVe, Oslrognui. .. .rir.g Kifr .,.n. r..m„„.n. ' ,.s,.m. Hailey. l-lower. (hhorn. KoseU v. Prire. Zimmerman. Asnik GiLC-,.. ■;• „. ,„„„, •■..;  limker. l-r ,v.r. Wu.-ll,,,;. C ,,,!!. { i-.s. „r, .lr„„.. S„ i,„ „.,„.. ' r.l, l,„r, . {.nns. Sg,.,-... .W son. S ,r,., ,.r. ■,. ,.„. ASMi: .NIL.MBERS William II. .M.I.., RrDrrt . Atitjiistus WVsl.-v D. Ba. I.I.I lol.n . Bail.-v Llov,l l: Bak.T Cl. rl,.s . . Bang,Tl Willian, C. B.a,l, Paul . , B.iBl.l.v B..nj...,.in I B. ' ll Wmon ( ' Bill F.lii. II B,„n Paul II. B..vv..n Frank L Br.-voorl S.vn.„ur K Browne Rout-rt C , lininry Cl esl.r . . BusI, Willian. R. Campboll Fr. .1 P. Ccsnik Willian. M. Cliidley la.k W (lark K.ni„ll. W Cross Marlin I. Damm Bvn.n F. I)avi« Ri.l.ar.1 W |).,«.„n Fr.-,l W l)iMl.in«,.r Dau.l F. O..II,- TI.on.«, M. [X.n«l.u.. Rnl..rt L .Xnd.-rson n.arl,. A. BanB.rl W- ., C Bra. I. B..rr Boll Jark W. Clark Benjan.in lui lerli.iL ' IVrl F. Flins Mill. n D. Fllioll ll.ln.uth W. i:„B,l..,. Willian, A l.vans W„ll,.r S I-,ll„ws W..ll.r M I ,nn,T Ri.l.ar.l II. I lower I larrv D. Foust l,.l.n P. lov TI... Klore Frayer ( iforge H. Oil b Cliarl,-s M. Coerkv «llinn C.oo ln.an Su-phen F. Grillol Mhorl E. Gmver Don C. (ui,.nt.rl Ri,l.ar l W. Mall Frank R. I lanlon (;«.rB. II. Ilansil Charl.-« F Harrofl RoUn I. Hinrv S C. Hirks Willian, F llin.-. W..vn.. U H., ar,l I iarr - A. lames William II. Jaques I r,..l W ' Disrl.inB..r !l.oii.,.s M. D.,n«l.u.- Nlillon D. Fllioll William A. Evans W allrr S. Fellows SMi: .NIL.MBERS Millon ' . Ion Donald .M. Kal,or Sanlord Kerslein l.,l,n S. Keuscl. Ilarrv K,.z,rta |). ir,. . Kiff.r ll.,w„r.l I Kinkopf Ian,,-. N| KirNvin Kol..-rl i:. Kil.L.n Mlwin S Kl.in Cl.arN.s II. K.,l.l. ' r Wavm- H. K..l.n Rol„.rt .1 I. a,. I.,wi., R. Ri.l.ar.l A. Lin.. lol,n l:. I.in ill.. Willian. 1). l.onu ' la.k I...V..II R„l.,rl W. Ij.k.n. Rolvrl R l...xl.,r l R..,l.,lpl. Malo lu l..,n W .NIarll lol.n . l,l.■■• Wilfr.Ml I) Nl.rrin.an lol.n B M.nni.l. lol.n C. Mlasolsky Alfons S. Monns SAF MEMBERS W ' illia... i: Hin..s Wa%n.. R Ilowar.l R I S K.n«,l. Rol,..rl I L.„,n,.,l.. ' I R.r l.,„.l,. I.„rv i) NIoor, KoIm,! II. . Iorri..on Orlv Musgrave Travers W. Nelson Don A. Nordstrom AI...X R. Orhan Alnclar O. Oslrognai William E. Parker Davi.l I-. Passoff Ri.l.ar,l A. Pellow Norn.an E. Prire Willis B. PrittLard lol.n I Ran.er los.pl. E Rn..s,l. W illi,.,., J Ressegger I ' a.il I Rl. Is (;,-..rge IX Rosekelly lavl.in S. Rumsev Cl...rl,s M. Sarkell William ' . Salwifk SlanLv Sawiliyn William F. S,arl...rrv la.ol. W S.l.ael.r D..n i; Sl.rader Waller M. Shafler I uresi H Single r.nwin D. Sp«l ' Willian. D. long Wilfr...! D Me,ri.....n Willian. I- Pad er Willis B Pril.l.ard L.l.n I Ran...r [ 235 ] w l.,s.pl. R. S.1U.X. Frank C. Slanek I lowar l T. Slam Dan,on P. Swain i lor T Takala Willian, Taylor Alfred I. Tlialn,an Harry C, Tl.olnn Morris Tlion,pson William W. Tnrpin llennan R i. k Co-orge . Walla,.- Willian. I. Waller lan.e.- E. Was.-... Richard D. Weaxer Frank I.. Weinslein Slunrt F. Wl.il.l..ad Mar - a-,- Wilk.rson Kenneth E Winegar.ln Willis C. Wing Rov II Wirshing D.Mlglas W Woll,.... Ri.hartl M Wio-Ilner Ri.l.ar.1 M el.ring la.k i:. ii.,n,en„an Roherl M Sailer William 1- S.arl.err D..n E S.l.mder Forest H. Slagle ller n R Vi.k Mary L Wilkerson lor many years at Ohio State Iwo of the strongest engineerinc oreanizations on llie campus nave Mcen the American Society of Mr{ nanical F-ngineers and tlie Society of Automotive f-ngineers. Aside from tlieir social activities wliicli include dances, a smoker, and an annual spring picnic, they serve to give the undergraduate some insight into industry. They have proved to he a strong con- nc( ting link hetween the practi- ( al i|)plication of engineering and theories learned in school. yyiencan S ocleL AORICULTURU EIlilMERS • ' • ' •■ ' i. .V ' i -iL, « t, ta -; ♦ t f f f | t « trilt t R hUe,. Watson. MtCurn. liems. HojU so... Pef p. Morrison, Loul iian. Hedge. Sfcirr ft t Si .Tf. Place. Ganh. KoiKmafl .. Mrt ' cJI. Rofcinson. Broun. Warner. Dolv Tonnoflv. Bourn -r f ' (i .,„ser. Hn(M.r. VoJer, MiHe Horlsoifc. Spelt... Ho lon. Hois 7),...no.s. Bo.on. I ' orr. Wren. Kir Gillm. huTcU y. Peal f ' r.. i,;,.„( Kol..rl I ;. 1 larls„il Vice-PresidenI Harris M. Cillin Secreforv-Tr. ' asur.T Ed in L Mill.r Serf enI at Vn..« Edward A. SiMlka Senior RepresenL.lii.e I ,nfline rs Council Glen Yodcr lunior Rcprcscniatiue lo Engineers Coiir.fi Siiniuel G. I lubcr I ' aciilly Atlvhor U. C. Miller I lie Sludcnl liraii. Ii ol the Ariiericnn Society of Agri( iiltiir.il I ' .iiu ' inecrs iit Oliio Stale wa.s ortjanizetl in 1919 by llie late Professor I . W. I es iiml oilier memners of the department of Agriculturiil F-neineerint . . Icnihcrship re(|iiires eifiht rretht hours ol work in tlie department. , .S.. .I ' .. activities this i-.ir im hided i| .-n mc.tinov. ,. hill lian(|tiel. ,i Inn. h stand at l armers Week, ii iiooth at the Ag .himhor. ' c. organi .iition ol a liiind and ii |narlet. a dinner dance, a trip to ' ashin( t jii, 1). C. participation in ihe En- gineers I )ay I aradc. an.l a pi. ni( . I . ( I I.IV l ' ; ..lrM.kl) IV.MJ.M, lsr,„l I ' , I5l„i, ,.r W. . . ( ' .ill l „l,.rl IM.CJI GI.mW. . l,C ...•.l Ui.l.ar.lC. Mill.T ir|,il(Kr,l,„l| ( l„ l,r() K.M-.! I .l«„r.l. Silv.-r M,l„„i;, ' „K„n I. ' ..Im rl I IVlll..,kr, l ..vl B.inl. Mi. I I  ,.,kl,„r.ll L.w. ' lJI ' :. („n,| lM ' ll l.d.lHrtS. C.rr {■|.....n,,vC...„...llv luli..«().l)„lv IoIm. S. I). I. ' V U.,1h-,||, I mil, W.lk.-r W I ... k ' ..v..ef (mull sit DIM II llil RS ll.,n.l.ll.. Geitf. ' . I ' nd.MI.L lIurrisMGillin K..Mn.,n U ' h,„,.„ U..l.erl K. GLss Knl„.ll link. ' , Ir.-.ll.. Gri.l.....! AKi.. I l)... n Arll...rl.. Gr. ' |(u II.. ..X l: li.r.is ll.. ..r.llMlniM- Ki.l.i.r.n. i)r.m., K. l.. ' rl I ! I lnrl«..k Ui.l.....lM lin.Li.k.T l .i.n I . I l. ' lge ( 1, ,.l. ' . 1 ll .„l , .•.l . I ' U.e Gl. „ 1 1. 1 l..ski...„.. Tl.om.is . . Pollene S... .... ' IG ll..l.er i:,Kvi„ i: I ' osiie i:.i v„r.l A K,.r.,d. Klllpll 1. I ' USI.HI in., |.li 1 K..V ..ul. f....ll Ki. ' c. ' l Ki. ■.,r.l S K.-, |. II 1 Kl.u.rl M.. .I. ' N h K.t..l...ll (..illl K..l..nM.n I...I .1.... .S W. K. N .■s(M..,«il„.,., .1. 1... I( K..I n 1 ,l«.„.l S|HlL. !..„ ieM.C 1.. Dal. ' W II......... In. ,kl ' M,(,.,mI., K ,I..TiG 11........... I.U vinl.M.ll.r (;,„ru.l Ivl.r ,. I). Mill.r |)v il.|,ll .„urr (1. i,l.-s S M..„iM... l ' ....,l WilL.n w 1 N......r.v. r 1 l,.rr W ..lle 1),. i.li: I ' .irr l.l ... m. ( ll „l.slV IV„k ( .1,,, V...l.-r K.. ,,-rlG IVlle l „..lll V. ..ng [236] J K.n.l- ' ' . wiencan institute of ELEnmcu EHIOEU I lie Student hraiuli ol the American Insliliite ol hlcitrital l-iiuiiieers serves I lie |)ui|)()se ol introtliK inn the national institute to the students. This society inte- grates men in clci Irical ent ineerin i throuuMioiil the ( ountry lor t ' i linical arul sot iai cleveiopmeiit. 1 his year lor the first lime, student conventions have been planned and exe- cuted l)y students. Winter quarter, the Ohio Stale Brant h was guest of the Branch at the University of Cincinnati. . i iisloin ol tlw iota! Br.iiiih is a lorinal ilinncr preceding the Engineer s Dance. Bemar.1 W. .M.ra.ns Ctirlis I.. . il,s H,-r:«lul C. .MI.Miian Jiiin.-s I.. .Vnasl lark Ba on Donald L B.Mn. Rol.,rl C. 15.ri!.T Hilurl K. Bittl.r Krnn.ll I.. Uov.r ireil W. Brui.ak.r l v..r.u- i:. li.uss Gortlon I ' . Cana.i.n Harrv- O. Collis (■«rlCrip,..-n u„,ln.w W. Crissine.T D.mal.l I). Davidson l,s.pl, M. D,-l ' «ola tl,arks i;. D..rl vsl,iro lani..s v.. Diprrl Don Downcs .Mvin . . Iarl,.r los..pli i:. I Vnwick Kcl-rl I.. I low.r Cl.in Inl Gerald R. Iri.s George . I. Goldljerg George I . Greiner George H. («innoe pi, Gu.laf IVn llarlmgr I ' a.d ll,(fn,r j.ovvell C. II.mII.. Ktissel! I. KoUvi.k Willian. I. Howard intenl Jiga Charles K. Kal enl avne . . Keill, l.awrenre R. K iflo. VvmrWl. lir„l,„l T. liigler. Greiner. Ho i..i,fc. Rerfler. DnvUlson. Yonng. Ba,or . Wode. Hmiard. C;M«,,l . erro. . .. ery, ieo.n rrissiriaer. .SrofieW. Fol. . e„m,.. .S „, ,„«„. T .o.r,p,on. Onlrom. Bness. GoHis, Go( l(.er„. f ii ' m, .Smil i. Flower 1 r Wei, V. Strcnmpd. Fries. Harhaqp. .er. . lone. RM. I ' arlwr. HoeHe Crippvn. f  ri(itis. Kiinif|oriis Sell, Wis, Boye u«.. Hnves. Wu ter. .S,„„.,. . Kirnl.er v. Ken.plon. . fif er ,;.ire. .Aife, lUI, iplon ( nivin B. Kenlv Arlluir J. Kinnune 1. ronie |-. Kramer IMer T. Kunigoni. Arlluir .]. !.ee Robert . . I.ud,es I fiiiiK . I -owry A. Raul Mallery Kennell, W. Miller Frilz Mvers Lewis D. OITensend lulward L Ogden Roherl A. Outran, Cl.arles W. Pavnier II Uwell Pontius I r.Mleri k L. Ruhl tolin D. Shmipsoii ve M. Scofield Carl II. .S.illin I ' . Rol,.-rt Segna l,„k M Sl,ulr„a„ Neal A S.nill, George Stan,.. Paul W. Sl,-,k Paul I Sleinnal, James K. Stephenson Ronald G. Stimniel Rohert P. Stone Robert P. Thompson W ' ilhur r. Tipton Fverell r.. Wa.le W Soil Walker I rank C W,i„„r Das id W.inslein 1 Claude illi«,nso, Frank ( ). Wisman Charles W. Wood losepli K. olinmn Norton 1 otine i ml- n jt rvnt:c R. Krinplon . er,ior i.e CUrmun Kenneth L. Bov.r Se.relorv Treosiirer I-ritz .Myers Junior ' i.e C i(iir.n .n George Stunrii iingineers ( oiincil Represeriioliivs Charles E. Drrl.y,l.ire Kenneth W. Miller ConnseHor IW. Fn.erson l ' . KiM,lHrly t f f f tiff ' « 1 1 1 f t f , [2?7] E™ns. Orr. UcUvl Roi;,rrm,m l. Grav DEL TA PHI DELTA manjnm President A.Gaylr M„ I I ' icePre$tAenl R. Benton Gfiiy Secretary A. Paulmr K..ther Treasurer Jeanne E. Orr Historian T. Grose Evans President J„.k II nrr.cly Vice-PresiJenI Dorothy A. McO Serrelary RutF. A. Nichols Treasurer Sara J. Pyn PEN AND BRl ' SH CLUB Jeanne Albvn Elizabell. Archer irginia M. Amcit Edward P. Arter Martha C. Bishop lark H. Brady NiargeryA. Cannod.- Mary E. Cooper I Margaret Dunning Martha . I. Ford Hilda J. Fulton Earl A. Gordon Betty J. Henderson Judy Henderson Josephine Henry I. I uise Hoffman lames R. Hopkins Belly M. lames Helen LKrebs Ruth S. Margolis lean E. Markey Cordon I-. Max Virginia J. McAllister Dorothy A. McCornmk Cornelia C. Meng.s A. Gayle Michael E Marcelhne Miller Jane Ann Montgomery C Josephine Morris Ruth A. Nichols Cecil C. North Jeanne E. Orr Carolyn J. Olting l uis A. Penfield Nlarv Eon Perkins Sara J Pvne 1-anchon E. Reamer Anna P. Rolhermund Dean C. Ryerson Fern Shaffer Genevieve R. Sonera n I William Sprallev i:l,z..l,ell, I Sleckel RntI, M Sfei.de Blanche I. Sutton I I lane Swain A. lean Swearing,,, W ' illia,,, E. ' lorow Nelson A. ' eid„,an Marianna B. Will B.tli.- 1. Zin,M,er„,an DI-ETA PHI DELTA ; ac„(ly A;em(,ers Marjorie fialchrlder Ralph S. Fanning Jan,es R. I lopkins Anita I .nndacre Alice R.Rohinson Frank J. Roos Sl„.ie„l Mrmfcers Miriam D. Alherton Ynlan.la M. Carhv Ruth i;. Dors,v r Grose Evans I lilda I. Fulton R. Benton Grav Betty M. James Roberts. Mac Kellar Ruth S. Margohs . laneM.AIIister C. Cornelia Menges A. Gavie Miclinel Marceilini Miller Jane E. Ncff Jeanne E. Orr Carolyn J. Otting Marjorie E. Rice A. Pauline Rotherm F;em Shaffer Frederick S. Slinisof Pledges Eleanor R. Blakesly Evelyn R. Cohen Uis M.Jennings Ji.ines I . Koiniiro Mary McCallun, Sar ili J. Pvne Eanrhon F ' . Reame, Ruth NL Steinie W ' ilhan, L. Torow SarnE W■„ , , 1 1 1 m • s|- Py,.e. McCormict. tr„, y. ir .o s Alpha Delta chapter of Delta Phi Del- ta, national fine arts honoran, ' . was or- ganized oti the Ohio Stale campus May 28. 1039. It aims to promote art in Amer- ita. to recognize scholarship ana profes- sional ability and to foster friendship. High S( holastic standing and iiniisiial anility are rec|iiired of meiid)ers. f ' en and Brush is an organization for fine arts majors and members are selected by the vote of the membership on mitfee on the applicant s work. In May an ex- hibit of work done by members was dis- played at the Southern Hotel. Fall and winter |uarters were marked by fieaux . rls liall and trips to lioth New York ,in l Pittsburgh. j Mfiaies. Imfji ' r. Afar() 4is. . S ntTan(. Sheridan. „ („„ ;).,r,ev. Re,„„er (-..- ' .•v. •.■. I l,„,l.: ;..me,s. Ri.v. UMli,t,r. NefJ. Ve,l(|er. ti Jf.mlerson . (.vi, ;: er. Co,. Rwrson. Arlrr PenfieU. I („;.. •(. Toro,... Sllm,on. Hemlerjon ;t „l..lv K,.l(.ern. ml. Orr. Cmiv. G Ucl,eJ. (Iriidv. . f. ormi.lt. Psn,. NliluJ, [238] _yvf mencan un ku MEDICU SSOHiTlOW PrP8i(J nl Milvin J. I lall.r ice President Willinni C. Piper Secretary Roy H. Davison Treasurer I twrenc p W. Price Senior Hepresentativo Murl A. Fox Umior Representative Jack R. Dinsmorr S  pnoniore Representative Verle C. Crngo 1 ' rvshnmii Rvpresenltilive Charles W. Montgomery . . ,is,.r Dr. John H. Knopp Tlic Junior American N ' eferinary Nledical Association is composed of students in the College of veterinary Medicine. Pre-veterini ry students are not eligible for memriersliip out are invited to attend meetings. Tliis association is national in form and includes a chapter in eacli ol the ten X ' elerinary Colleges in the United States. I rie constitution and form of gov- ernment is uniform throughout the ten (hapters. 1 he graduating seniors are eligihle for membership in the parent organization of the American Veterinary Medical Association wfiich is wholely composed of graduate veterinar- ians. The requirements for a student certificate are fulfilled by attending half of the meetings held each year for four years. A dance is field each quarter, wfiicfi is whole-heartedly supported by the students as well as the faculty- of tlie college. The biggest annual affair is sponsored in the spring in the form of a fun-night, in which members of the college present skits and entertainments of various kinds, in the latter part of May. a ban |uet is given for the graduating seniors and each receives a certificate signifying the fulfillnicnt of the requirements of the group. t itx, Dinsmorr, ( nttttt. . lorilfjonierv Price. Piper, Knapp. Hatter. l)at ' ison I O E P E I D E n MErS ASSOC LIT I0« I f Wfft t lla.alu.rn. SU ' jjy. Sllr,-. ' rl .u, ,, ;. ti,„mrl. Wr.M.r !i(W e, t ' rilps, Hedge, bonar, Kopczynsk, Misfcinifn. 7ctl.- S iortey. Clarke. W ' rialey, Xeii. on, P..,k. Tlie Inclcpendent Men ' s Association was organized in 9 to give the unaffiliated stu- dents an opportunity to broaden tlieir university life tlirougn participation in (lutural, social and athletic activities and discussion of common prohlenis. Being only one of the campus organizations having such €i purpose, the I.M.A. has tried at all times to cooperate with other organizations ol like interests. The great increase in memfiership from fifty to the present six luwidred and forty indi- cates that the needs of the memhers are heing satislied and that the I.M.A. has a definite place in University life. Activities of the group are administered through a committee struc- ture whose chairmen lorm with the )lli(iTs the executive board. lousiness meetings, held every Monday night in the Oiiio I nion. gi e an opportunity lor the members to form closer contacts and friendships. I lie oi tl.iiii .atli)n has aiiled in es- tablishing cooperative houses, piujiishes the lndepcn lent and sponsors lectures, dances, dancing chisses and intramural teams. The I.M.. . s big dance of the year is the King and (hiccn I lop (() sponsored willi l. ' .. . during l ul ([Uiirler. Crrsid.-,,! h.y () .. l„„ ViccPrcsUU-nl Boris 1 1. CL.rk.- Secretary I j.« rcn ,■ . . SI..., I(. y Treasurer „,lr.-« . P..,.„ Supreme Courl. .M..rli.. M I5.,..«r. Euavne E Kopraynslvi I i ( I ii i ( oNiNiii ii;i: .SVi..; CUrn..,,, . „„l„i l ' ,l.l.,l,.,B . i;. eli, (■;.„■, ..... M..rtin M IV...,.r I ' mumm Clminmrn Kom.l.l ( ' . St(  i .. ' l Se.n-I.iri,. r „iir.r. .,l J... k f H..l,ll. ) '  (. ..ily • . «„„,. M.„,l W ..,v. , limlin CUnm,,, Clair R. r,lt,-..„ . eir |Mi( er Conifiii(li i Miinnv N. Sriior, Wrnon L llnxciu ' t I ' .ir jiiiiienldrlun Jnrk I ' .. I liinll.orii ;e,i,i.. ' rs(.t,. ( ' ...Irmn.. 1 ' l.oii... Ml ....... (.rnx.r I (til.-.. RoUrl W SleHv. .lul.n I. Il l||r. In%in T Sl.r.-. [ 240 ] independent 2p. WflllFJ ' S nsocinios Tlic Indepenclent Woman ' s Association was organized in the spring ol I9jW and iiictiilxi slii[) is open to all women on llie campus who are not aifiliatecl witli a social sorority. Ik purposes are to develop a unified spirit amonc independent women, to study tlicir needs, iiiid to support sucli projects as will further their in ' eresls — culturally, morally, and physitalK. i.W ' .A. holds mass meelings every other week. During the alternate weeks the committees held meetings which give their members an opportunity for developing leadership and for he- coming better ac(|uainted. Hai li memher belongs to one of the seven sub-committees, program, social, membership and Dale Bureau, piddicity. sports, finance, and scholarship. In addition to their regular duties these committees hold panel discussions on personal problems and on ways ol improving the organization. During the year I.W ' .A. strives to sponsor interesting programs for its iiicinlxrs .uul their friends. This year has included a freshman dance, a bicycle caravan, a i lailouc en party, the King and Queen Hop in cooperation with I.M.A.. a tea with Panhellenic. slyli- shows, the annual C hristmas dinner and a ramping weekend. I.W ' .A. was also a sponsor ol ll,.. popul.ir l.i .-,.klv AlbCampus d,u„ es. Presi lpnl Helen T. Buw.-r Xice Prfsideni Marllia I. Swearingt-n S,.m-I .ry G.ral.line M. Bvr.u- Tr,.,.s..ror Bella D. Weiner COMMilTEE CHAIRM.W Ihama Doris M. Lusk ,Mem .er.s;,ip Is.,l.elle I.. Shapiro Proyrani Man ' Ijjuisp ItirKson PMicalions .Jennie M. Stoll Pi.Widlv Jean i. Kinnear .S.;.o ars;.i,. Hsllier I!. Bo l«ick Soda Margarel R. Slullz Sporis Jean C Reilners - ' - ' -, l - -mf vv«vK|il!w M,K.,v. Inui. .Sclrisu,.. War, , tri.slo.r. i .ite. )i.i, .v. ' .■.. .•. inll.,,.. We... (Julio... UIU. .S iop.r... .oarv. Wn..,,;.. ' ier,o„. (ioriin. ..rlo .S|ro..,.e. ii,),er. !,.rHer. ConneHv. Homblr, Rifle . Ramme sfcerfl. Iii.i.,e . .An.es. D..nran . f.o.. lfer. e vr . H..«ler. ()., .or,.. .• .ii. s. .S„„, v. T ior,.. .NJui.fler. ) ii..son CA ' fli. liostwicU. lacLson. Slx t:. Bvrne. Weiner. )o.. ' er. Sxearingen. ( rop«l. I.... ' .!.. Kinnenr. Boaer S..n.eraraJe. U,rl„. l,,xfiM. f.ono .enrv. ,A,n5 efi. . IonlH...nerv. .om o. fosler. , fe..rer. Slo . TnWor. li.ulwr [241] FLORIOLTIRE FORUM .„ ,. M. r,,-. MMfil.K-.ruTV. ).-,usl..  President Doun v. I).-nislo u.. frcsi.;,.,.! Kol.prt C. luni; NI l.ann.- M..nlu-.n,,ry ;r.,.s„r.-r C. Gor l.u, Mil (;,.r. npr. Brcrss. TprlK-pl. R..nl. Calron. BpnW«.r. MaeJo Knrli.l,. S;.umori. WhI. liffs. C ir l n. SUnson, bu ' orl ry M„r ;.. France. nJoy. ar,„i. W.-nwr. £0. Bn-anl ;; Parr. . ,- . Parr. Ulne. lonlg.mwry. Jung. Deniston. Holstein. ilar The noriciiltiirc Forum is composed of juniors anu seniors in the departmenf of liortic ultiire. Its jnirpose is to furllier social interests amoni lloriculture students. At bi-montldy meetin{«s. they have an opportunit - to hear speakers wlio are authorities on rioricultural subjects. The memhers ol the horum are chiefly interested in the crowing of flowers, althougii some attention is paid to retail shop manaiJement. The projects of the ( roup are: to help furnish l)ooks for tlie floriculture l iurary. to furnish materials for tiie Soils Testing I.ahoratory and to sell lexlhooKs. The higgest function of the year is the Klori( ulture Sliorf Course in January, sponsored Ijy the Ohio I ' orest Association. I ' or four days — morning, nflernoon. eve- ning — an extensive educational program is foilowetl. Alex Laurie is the advisor to the Forum ,irul Lewis C Chii(l i L i- the asscu iate ad visor. C.R.ADI ' ATF. STl ' DENTS I ' m.lll IVml.T ()rrislM. .rs K ' ,,vi.i..nl Ih.Mk l)o„ (• K,,,lM,«.r ,l,u, s M,„-,l„ WV.I.vllMill.r lr..llMri I I l{ SIu.mLs l„l„,C S«orll.N |),ll,.| I Will I , •„ I „„i. l M( )I S U.,l,.l.( ' . Ah.nan 1 s ' li,„r,s ,ll„l,„vi 11..,!,. lUnrt Coles losl.u.. Cmus. ' D,„, T. n.i isi,.„ ll.mnr.ll.ll lii.n llolslri.. I. Willi..... I...I..V l .,l,.rlC...lu„« K.,v r. Mnrsl. ( ' Cor.l.... Mil...- (),....rl) SI ,.,. U.,l . ' rlT..l...k l..l,„ .„u.. l.„ I W.,„.l,r II XK )lv ' S Krnn. ' ll. M I ..II. Ah.. ' I. ' II.. ' N l ' l„ll.,. I K...I..I. M. J -a.m. ' Moiilu ' ...... ' ..sl.in.iSl.il...!.. r.„r.l.,.. T SI..«M-r rm..kl ' il..r K.,l,.rlll W.-.....r SOI ' IIOMOKI S ll...rll Mar... |),.,.U.|,.sM h.nvi.k .ll... l( ' . I).v.i..l K„l,.rll .( ' ..In... W..V.,.- U ( ■..,.!., r I .l ,.r ir l. ' .l....k W..ll.rl Kn..i..r K-..l.„..ll M...,.l,v I.,ii.- I-.. I ' „rr I.,,.. A l ' ...r K ..N II U,.,lnl,,l. I ,l „r l IK.o.k I)......... K S..II Ol.v.r l l...k.r K..t.,rl •|...k.r U.,l...r.ll ' .ll. ' i.l.. ' ll.-r irisiimi:n rl,..M.,. R C m Un (;.l. ri .rn.... - ( iitirsc I . I lrniir« I ..,.! I rSMirr |l...„.l.l I Olt I V.K.. M !■.....,... M,.„. A S.-..l...k |i.ll..ti ' S ..iil. ,.iI...Im- M Sn.ill. Ui.l.,...ll ' Sii. h :., I W ' inii [ 242 ] i 0. s. w. FLYIH UIB ,„„,„. i.M.l .v. Sln.U. (),mi. DorsPV. ISmilh. Halt. A a.Loai Lp ewr. AfcCnn. Thomas. Josephs Gor  Cif or,!. Zi. ,.,.;. ; , ;cl„«r, s. (-...( ...rv. ; ,.r ..v. lUalL-v. SlroU, (,),ii,l,. ( ' ....(.pr Since the Ohio State University Flying Cliih was first organi .c l. its purpose has been to promote aviation on the campus. This year, probably the most successful in furthering this purpose, has been outstanding lor its record membership and its many varied activities. To foster interest in aviation and to increase the Hying ability ol the ineinl)ers. the Flying Club has sponsored mass flights to several Ohio cities. Intra-club air meets were another important feature on the year s program. Tlie group also sponsored a noveltv dance, its lailspin Hop , during winter quarter. By activities such as these the Flying Club, the membership of wliiili iru ludes women as well as men. hopes to make the Ueiiversity as air-minded as arc the i nlliges that have better facilities for flying than Ohio State. I B,.r... ' s ( Imrlcs I .. IV,.llpv Willi,,!.. S. Booth I lioi.iHs M. Cliipnmn M...X C ' l.risl.imn l..-xvisColp RolK-ri C Coop, r lol.n I . Dnvis W ' illiuM. Davis Willi...... E. Dorsey UoImtI r-rkpri Uol„n ll.. I. l nr.ls k,.l„ ,1 1 1 ( ..iiiK-rUfpldcr . UK«■ II. Gilford Ri.v... n.lM.( ' ■«.!.,.... Os ..rll. Cnilli. ' il C. Ki.lmr lhlnll CI. rK.llpl.. II«i..ox KoImtIII loMpl.son . . .ll.r.v Killm..n p Cl.i.rl.s ' l -fcver Ru.«pll (.owpII li v l ' i.M...I. ' a.. Willi,,.,, TM. ( .inn l)n„ M,N..„I I .wrp„ccW.I ' rice Morri.l.. Qni.k K,..IS,l.ipps Willinn, r;. S.„rl, Robert H. S.II.V ElUortl. 11. Sl.riNpr l .kll. S.„ill, lol,n F ' . Sp.ll,rl..-,« Evcrrll II. Slrol.,1 Cnarlp!. B. TuuLer lol,n M. Tl.omas Willinn, C anrr lol,n . . Zipr [243] PrP«, r„t Cl.orlr, F. li.-all.y Vice PrrsiJenI EvmH H. SlroUl Secrrlarv C Ri l.nr.l Mall Trca,„rrr Churlollp L. Ilanro Pufj icjfv C uiirrruin Morris I. Quick TOWISUOD URICVLTIRU EDUMTioi mim The 1 ownshend Agricultural Ed- ucation Society was organized in 1923 to provide an opportunity for self-expression and for further so- cial development for all students majoring in vocational agricultural education. Through the programs followed at its hi-weeKly meetings the group hopes to further interest in the teaching profession. In ad- dition to its social events, the so- ciety is active in sponsoring sucfi things as the leadership conference during Farmer s Week. Albert C. . ' ddis.. Bernard B. Bull Waller P. Bales Harold A. Bine li. t William D. B.Tii.r Edwin O Bissell Earl M. Blny. y Mortin M. Bonar Ijnroln I.. Borlon Bayard E. B..sser.nu. I ' uresl I. Bimer James K Brail.... L.-roy .N1 lir„lln,i .lol.nA. Bri.k.T Elmer I. Caldwell Jni..e W. (:a.. pl,ell Sa...uel ( ' ( ' asl......n K.nn.ll.M. Cass.ll Claremell. Caslle b.v K.Clark KoLerl I.Clark llar..id ' ( ' I...M Cl.arlesll. Col,- M.rrill M. C d.in Jol.n N. Cordmy Pa..ll.. Cor.. ' lius Willia... I. C„r..eli,. Daila. I. (■..n.ell J.. .-, l. W. Cro. k Clyde i:. Cro.« Ri. I.ard C. Dnbney 7 .o .as. Sou ,,,,,,, ,. Kn«s. „ „„■. „r,„.. „M„„r. on,.,. Sr„l.-l . ,.l,n..„K M„rr,s. ;„„,.,, „ , Sl.mrnuu, Clark. H..5lon. Peck. lilL.rurll,. li„„er. .. sleller. Ugan. Ih.J,. Hm.ar. -..rUv. Dew. KerireiW. K«:s..fc. eis ev. .S„v ier, l-underimn,. Cro.fc. I lance School. Ecfcerl, D..rs . aq, f; elt. ......II. Wa. e. ;( i..ll. C.uilcr. )i ev. RmUieffer Sharpies. Kirhv. liricker. Dee U. .UJisnn. Walker. Davlin. Su-rensrm. ()r..«... Stengel. Eosler Mount. lyers. W ' iho,,. Ryder. l ra::iir. Headings. 5t..l:nmn. Brntlon. Mever Clark Cole. Crijiilh. Douflan, Daif.v. l les. Slarik Oelzel. (■„rsl. irallo... Hall. Cassell. .,,en,.fl..fl McConkey. E orv. Moor,.. Cor.all. i,.nedi,t, llamn.elt. Smith. Kad-r. Dmae. 1eade. Sch„eiJ,-r. ' Cahlu ' ell. . Iever K.„,„.||, 1) l),„l,.v lr,d,.r„kT. C.ri.oi,, ll.,r..l.l!. M.Conkrv Maliriee E Rowe l).,v„ll. I)„ „•s ( ;illarl .S. C.uiier R,.l.,rll.Mea.le C.or.lon J. Ryder Kr.l..rl A Davli.. Joel C. Habegger 1 r.d W. .VIengert L.wre...ei: Sorbangl 1 r.,„kli., ll!).-.-,ls K.-.-S C. Hackenl.r,,. I.I ,.r...an C. Menvine W.IUrl S hani R„I ,|M.1W l ol ,-rl B. Hun.illo.. A.oosRMeyer Waldo W. ScLied l.,.,|.l, I)i Franro Rul..rllMlama..ll 1 l,.u.. 1 1 Meyer Br...e E. Schneider R„v i: Dilev R..V i: 1 l«n, e l.vl.-M.vers Ri. I.ard C Seidel Lo ,liR. Douce EILerlllarBe.sl,dn,er M.Ki.. Meyers R..SS..II M Slmrplrs laoMsi; O.H.u..,. I..R..vB ll„s,.„,,ll„i; 1,.!,.. 1 . I««re l.„,.l. Sl.awan R, l , ' rin..rs,l,l,.u B..v,l ' ll.■a,li.,u■- C„rl 1 Nlorris .ll.ur ( ) SllisU UolMrtOosI, l . .l|) ll, rs.l.l,r I..I,.. 1. M,.unl B.ill Sl... n.an RolxTlll 1 ,k,-rl l)..„..l,ll. Moll Orloi.. . I,.sgrave .,. R Slov.k Kl..rli i ,.l,l,.„n U-.,l.. ' .ll.. 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R.., ' ,U 1 II W Wolk-r ' il..„rC [■•,.ml.dH.r« l..l.„W Ij.wr.m,- Clinton 1) U.s.UU l) .gl.ll Warner W..ll.r M. I-..rlmv R,.tferi.. I.a«r.-,..e All, n R,.,l.l.ell.r l:dg..rl ' ..lk.n. K„tf,rC.ar,er Uoi. l.o||.in Cl.. ' sl..rl. R..,.l IJIioll ' il.o„ Alla-ri C..l.r.-. inl.nl) |.„UM„ IVr 1 R,... 1 .«., 1 M.eg..nln,r 1 l.irry Cil.-lt RalpL.S Lavell 1 WilR,... C;lenn H. C.riffill, R..l..rl E. Mallow I ' ,...l S Ro„ [244] tnencan SOCIETY student lOranck ■ ' ' ■ ' - ' ' Hxt I lie Sliicleiit liriuuli of tlie American Ceramic Society was organized on the OKio State campus in 1915. The purposes of the society are to promote an in- terest in the arts anti sciences related to ceramics, to stimulate individual reading and research by students, to strengthen and extend the work of the American Ceramic Society and to hring ahoiit a closer relationship among students of cera- mic engineering. All faculty members and students who are regularly enrolled in the department of ceramic engineering are eligible for membership in the organiza tion. c ' .RAnr.Mf. s i I lii.vr? Willinm W. Coff.en Krnesl S.,y.l. : Sf-jNIORS Esther S. .Vn.os James F. Biinis James M. Blnrkw,,,,,! Aliicrl E. BrunI Rolami C. Burl RoBer C. Cooptr William G. C.M.p.r Reginald .1. l.n« m, l Earl E; Mile Max W. Hoelscher RicKard P. Kelling lolin W. I-cnnon Charles N ' . Mvers Russell C. NVff Rohert L Newlon larr - Papier Hnwnr l E. Pellv n„n„l IE I ' osllewaile . l(re l W. KoLi..son .-Man R. Shapler John Srhulk Phillip W. ' IVffi l„l,n i: Tun,!.,,!! Jl MORS .• nlhonv. l.Cailo Roger I i. Co den . rlluir E. Currier Uurenie D. Ho« er Roherl S. Howcr Philip P Imin Jnrnes H. Jarobi William 1 1. IjnUiorn Norman Nice I. .Mien Pierre Malvern M. Reuler I toward F. Russell Willinm J. ScharfenaU A. William Wil niann SOPHOMORES George E. Brownewell Robert A. I-lu.nerfeh Richard B. Fuller lames B. Gill Pnul S. King Herbert R. Roller William R. Pnllon Roherl L. Reed James H. Rickey Ralph Rose Thomas Srhevhn John O. Semmelman Roherl H. Thomas Willian, S. Wagner IRESHMAN ■ W. Adtocl FACIT.T ' ADNISORS Professor Arlhur S Walls Prohssor Inhnl.. { ,rmlh.rs I ' rofessor Roherl M King Charles B. Tauher r. oner. Hrnnl. Hoe srAer, ocofci. Burl. Cooper Borr . iW if. Mvers. Pierce, R.isscd. W ' ilremcinn nlJ.ers. Riclev. Posl euaile. Pellv. McO ' ' . R. ' oner. Con rn . ft f f I f t ft ft [ 245 ] PresicJenI Howard E Petty ' ice Pre.idenl Richard P. Kelling SvCTeiaryTreasiirer Donald L. Posthwaile HvpresenUiUvvs o llnainrprs Co.irui Robert L. Newlon J. Iheodore McQuaide STOEIT HHES „ ,„ ;..rrun , , .,,si.T. „„.;.•; , ii,.i,.,„ .i i.y. SlecUe. W ' elzil. Ko .iri.o btudent Wives is a campus organization pro- viding both social and educational activities for married women students. The members hinch to- gether each Monday noon in the Medalhon Room of Pomerene Refectory. The cltib was organized in the spring of 1Q37. l:sllur S. .Vn.o.s Dora A. Buccalo Mar - E. Bciller Lucille W. Dureo EsIIktC. Fosl.r Elizat,ell, A. Huffi,, Alice C. Hollon Velnia R. HusLey Virginia C. Jolinsor Rose L Rapier Ghana F Pe.r .NIariha J. Puppel Florence Plak Margaret K. Robinso lanu-sene M Sn.ilrv Lillian F. Slerkic Franr« R Wandel i:li7...Ull. L el«l l-4 rene E. While [246] P H I L II H H E H leyurs. L)u.. or.. iiir ay. W uii« . Snavely. Baker.Maxwcll, Lusfc. Smilfi Dori, A. Arnul Dorolliv i:. Bilker ' ildr.-n Bl..yiu.y Eleanorc Burt Jean Dawson Elhel Mac H,.rslicy Doris M. LusL l.-rianE. Marks n..r,.lliv A. MaxM.I I .,11., IIM.-rriam I ,■ nl M.•v.■r. l.,n.„. I .I ' alm.-r ,l .-lli. . Sn.ill. Mi M. SnavcIy 1 L. Speed Mary M. Troxall Mildred P. Vukich I loronrc K. W ' auKl. i:iiA, Nn Be The Philomathean Literary Society lias been working since its establishment in 1894 to foster literary and creative interests among women stu- dents and to give them the opportunity of meet- ing other girls iiil(T ' sle l in writing. [247] • ■.;;i, t fame6 LUBRICATE THE MIND AND BODY dd 1 5 i i ■ ' • ,: c ?i tkietic . y dyyiimstrati I Imik (. 7 ' li)mi . .Aisislniil (o l ,.- )ir.-,l..r .. . i;i ..|i.v Hrnrv ) r„ U. f)irr lor o| Ti.lrl S,, . ,; ;.m,p. Rpnirl. Dirrrlor cif .Al iiolic i-ii '  Stnlcr: Lvnn W. Si o in ;)in.rlor of .Al i ;.i,.. ilTHLETK; DIRHTOR L iin W. St. Joliii lia Ijfcii tin- clircclor o( allili- Mrs and of flie physical edutation program since 1012. In the twenty-eight years of his administration th - pliysical education and athletic departments have jjeen developed to their present standard of excellence, which accounts for Ohio State s prominent position in athle- tics. In addition to his duties at Ohio State. St. John lias participated in many other athletic and physical education organizations. He served as Chairman of the .loint Basketball Rules Conmiittee for many years be- fore retiring in 1958. He was also a member of the American Olympic Committee. N.C.A.A. Executive Committee, .Vmerican f hysical Education Association and too many other su( h organizations to list. Several significant projects have been completed llirougli the combined efforts of Lynn W. St. John, as I )irerlor of . tliletics, and the Athletic Board. The Stadium was dedicated in 1922, the i Iens Gymnasium and Natatoriiun was opened in 1931, and in 1938 the thirty-six hole University Golf Course was completed. I he ne.xt objective of this group is the erection of a held house containing aderjuate facilities for all indoor sports. A large portrait oi the athletic director was pre- sented to the Saint at the annual Captain ' s Banquet as a gift of appreciation from his co-workers in the physical education department. cU unn ( ( . t. okn HHLETII] BOUD F. ClI|.TY ME.VIBEUS i..-l esi i.nl la,,,.-. I . N|.„, Prolessor r.tigcne I. Weigel Professor .Innies i. I lopkins I ' rolessor Robert I ,. Monroe I ' rolessor Erwin I ., l reesc I ' rolessor CIvde T. Morris ALUMM |I.MUI.RS ( icoige 1. I rautiii.ui. 1 I I high v.. Xesbill. I I srini.NT mi:mbi:rs Dean W, P.il,i„-i l-.dwin i:. Dod.l mi: ihi:r i-rom bo ui or iki stees I hibiil S. AlkiiiMm r-u] FOOTBALL tOHHES Francis A. Siliriiicll s reputation as an oulstanfliiiu cridiroii coach was boosted even liiglier when his 1030 fnolhall team won an imdisptiletl Bi(j Ten Clianipionsliip. Of the forly-eif«ht caiiies plavecl during Iiis six years as ihe But ks coacli, the teams Iiave won an impressive total of thirty-five games. Prior to Sclunidt s (oming to take over the position of head football ronth. he had coached at various otlicr universities lor fifteen years. Coach Schmidt has an excellent (oachiiig staff to help him in developing the team. The line coach is Ernest Ciotlfrey who is res| onsil)le for the strong forward wall. Sidney ( lilman. who came to Ohio State from coaching at Dennison. is the end ( o,i li. He must be given credit for developing suth ends as Sarkkinen and Clair. Nluch of the credit for the line hacklield which paced the Bucks to victory should he gi en to Edward Blickle who is the team s hackfield coach. Oomer Jones, of All-.Vmerican fame, is the assistant line coach. The difficult task of coacliing the freshman football squad is delegated to Fritz Mackey. He must instruct the freshmen in the Ohio st le of play and develop llieni lor positions on the varsity team. Coach I ' rt Schmidt [255] COMHIiG STAFF HAROLD O. OLSEN — gratlunled from the I ' nivirsily o( Wu.onsin Bnsk.tlinll Coarli since 1922 — liis learns have won lliree Big T.i. Cl„„n,,i.,nsl,ips. FREDCUKK C. MACKEY — ilmtlimlecl from Ol.in Slair L ' niversilv in 1927 — I r.-sl,n,an lo..ll„-,ll ( o.hI. since I O ' v, — n.a.lr lua.l BaMlwII Coa.I. in l« '  . MICHAEL PEPPE — received B.S. from O. S. U. and M.A. from Colnmhia — Svimming Coacli since 1928 — coached 1959 Nalional fnll.gial.- Cl.amps. LMRLNCL . SNYnER — ur.ulni.l.rl lr„n, OI,i« Sinle Univ.rsily in 1925— Track Coa.I. i,.. .• IHJ , -l.as ,l.v.l..|,.,l ,..,„ ■ f.......us Ira.k BI.WNAKI) I MOOMV — ur.i.lnal.-.l Ir.m, Springfii-ld College in 1925 — r ,.ivr,l MA. i.. 1027 — 1.,,. I.. ' .r. Wrestling Coacli for sixteen FRANK A. RII:BI:L— received l)otl B.S. and M.D. degrees from Ol.io Slat.- University — lias coaci.ed the [ enring Team sin. e 192 ' .. HERMAN I.. WIRIIIWI IN- graduated from Ohio Stale University in 1915 — I... s ...... 1... I linnis Team for fifteen years — won Big Ten in 1928-51-52. ROBERT H. KI.PI.ER — gr.„l...,l..l 1...... )lii.. Stat,- Uni ,■ itv in I ' I5 — |,l„v..l ..., g..il l.an, — has I... I ll.. ( ...ll l.am s„„ ,■ IT.S. HAI-S:rL;AD C. |()WL|;R— gra.li...l..l Ir..,.. ih.- United States Mihtary A.ademy in 192(1 — played i.n ll.. ....I.I polo team — has l)een Polo Coa.h sin..- 1959. O sen. U,.Lv. l:-,,,,.: Suul.;. lo Ui.lwl. Win i.i K..,Jer. r„„U [256] (■ y Coploin SicFrn AnJrnto. Coach Francis A. Schmidl. I I0 Captain James LangltunI Straushaugh pUL uij luLiily liutc u J u unjj l ic bidclii lAnighuisl uiLi liji j- voJiJ tuuchdown against SorlhwesUin FOOTBUL SEilSON In the t vent -seven years that Ohio Slate has phiyed in the Big Ten Conference its football teams have won the Big Ten Conference cliainpionsliip live times. The championship of the 1950 season was the first undisputed championship since IQ20. Coach Francis A. Schmidt has coat lied one other title winnintj teiim in his six years eit Ohio Stale, the 1 ) ' ) learn whi(h shared the title with Minnesota. Rumors ol a ( hainpionship team were ahseni from the talk of Ohio State supporters for the first time in sc ernl years when the Bucks started their schedule. Sl 7. . -n Andrako. CapU.i, ami oil Islanding Genter o OHIO STATE 19. MISSOURI The Buckeye griddcrs took the opening game of the season with little difficulty Irom a weak-lined Missouri team. Coach Don laiirot s i igers did not seriouslv threat- en the Buckeye goal line at any time during tlie game. 1 wo other weaknesses beside their weak line accoinited lor their loss. Missouri s pass defense was inadetpiate for liie passing of the Bucks tpiarterbai ks aiul their kit king was too weak to carry them out of danger. Two of the three Ohio loui hdowns were stored by passes. Scott passed to right end Clair for the first louclidown after a march from the Ohio 29-yard line. Althougli the But ks threatened twice again in the first period there was no score. Iti a drive featured by Chrislman s runs, the ball was brought to Ohio s thirty. 1 his a the closest the Tigers came to an Ohio goal. I he second touchdown w.is set up late in the third tpiiirter when Ciraf recovered a Tiger fiuiible on tlie 37-yard line. Simione passed to .- n- derson who was in the end one for the second score. OHIO sT.vn-: n. norttiwi.sii k o .■ crowd of 55.622 watched the Ohio Sl.ile team piny a brilliant game to hold Northwestern scoreless. A game I )c( ( prc- anl was c oinplc-lelv smotherc-d by the w ide- .iw.ike Bucks. I he line ks lirvl scoring .illempl failed cm a lourlli down pass alter I .anuhurst li.icl bucked to storing position Irom midlield. I he ball see sawed from ( liio to Northwestern territory during the second and third cpiar Ic-rs until the Bucks made a forty four yard march to put the- ball on the Norlhwt-stc-rn six inch line as the (liiarler ended. Stoll scored the touchdown on a right lac Lie plunge. I he rest ol the (. ' -une w.is ,i kic k- ing diu-l belwcen ihe two teams. -« . « [258] Tlic new liiK lipye spirit sliown !) tin- tciim was rc |) )ii.sil)l ' lo a larfif defirep for llie siK(i-ss ol llip Ohio Stale team in tlie liiu Ten Conference race. I.ecl by Captain Steve Antlrako the liiicks cooperated in every way to make tlie team op- erate more effectively. Aitiioiiuh tlie team was otitstan lin( for its team spirit, there were, as usual, several outstanding players on the scfuacl. l-sco Sarkkinen received national recofinition for his play at left end. Otiiers. especially Marino. Andrako. and Clair on the line and Scott. Straiishauf, ' !), Zadwoniey. and l.anuliiirsl in ihc hackfield. were oiilslandint; in their own positions. ( ' „,)i ,i„ ;■: ,• I ,. ■19 Tucci. 25 Esco Sarkkinen. 29 Clair, n Simiom: II WVJefcrooit. 3 Rahb. 6 Zadworney. 37 V ii(c. 36 AnJralto (Captain}, 17 Burladtv. 28 7ii(c i a . 27 Spears. 3 Smilh. 50 Marino, 53 Campbell Graf. 63 W ' r fcaum I load Coach Francis A. Schmidl. BachficU Coach Blickle. 66 ' ,i, ,. .r. 20 Bell. 52 Scarherry. 22 Anderson. 58 Hone. 6( Coyer, 41 Benncl. 4 Sirausbaugh. 9 Scoll. 71 Madro. 51 Tobik. -tO Rosen. 32 Sanlschi. 26 Soaker Line Coach Godfrey. Freshman Coach lackey. End Coach Gdlman. 33 Afaaa. 35 Eino Sarkkinen. 6-1 Gray. 56 Her.s ifcerger. -16 Thorn, t Daniell, 72 Sewlin. 68 I ' arry. 3-1 Onmdies, 47 Hecklinger. 39 Oman Senior Afaruiger ' i iamj!, 2 Fisher. 5 Sexton. 2-( J ovistoike. 45 Hejjelfinger. 2 Carlin. 58 Fox. 69 Lindsey. -0 Cornsu ' eel. -(8 Guslavson. ■)■( Dixon. 23 Howard Trainer Smith. .Assislaril fine Coach ones. -(3 Slei-enson. 62 Karvasales. 19 Mofonev. 30 Bruckner. II l,uk Graf. 53 Hoddy. 2 HaHafcrin. 16 Kintade. 60 Arnold. 42 Pic aO, 5B 28 B1141 f .  ..ri.an lUm Sarkkin (hmrlrrlm.L I ),.n I LJl ' fPfff f JJ ' i t ik__ - X [259] SlraiislKiii!; i off for a firsi qimrler gain ognifKl CornM () () STATK 2-.. MI i;S() ' l. 20 The spirit of optimism of the Ohio State fans was very prevalent after the Bucks hatl won twc games vithoiit being scored upon. I et. in spite of this optimism and the sliow of spirit by the team, the Bucks reah .ed that a season s schedule must be played one game at a time. One of the most e. ciling games of the season was played against the Minnesota Gophers. 1 he Buckeye passing attack was pitted against Minnesota s power althougli the Fiucks gained 128 yards by rushing. .Ml three of the Bucks low lidow ns were scored by Scott s passes. 1 he lirst touchdown was scored by the Gophers on a trick play aroiuid left end. Early in the sec- ond period Sarkkinen received a pass for the lirst Ohio toutlidowri. Later in the same pe- riod another pass, Scott to Langhiirst. scored the second touchdown. Van Every ran -13 yards for a touchdown to make the score 11 to I ) Minnesota. Magg s plaie kick from a diffitult angle in a tricky wind gave Ohio three points lii h was their margin of victory. Scott passed to Clair for tlie final Buckeye score. T he Goph- ers scored another touchdown on a pass in the fourth (juarter. A tie was prevented when an at tempted ( lopher iield goal hit the Ohio goal post. OHIO .SI vn- 1 1. ( ' ( RNi.i.i. 2-) Ohio State reci ' ived a setback in their inter- .sectional till with the liig I ed team of Cornell. Cornell ( iiming out of the Ivy league was r.iled as one of the best teams in the i ' .ast. I he first part ol the game was all Ohio as the Bucks s oretl a touchdown in the last few seconds of liii- lir-l i|M,u ' : .uul rc-|icali-d cirlv in the iec •..r. .Vorl M.cslirti Ml . lilu •. is llior.Mi(| i v sl.ij.,.. ' . oikI (|u,irlcr. I low . ' N i-r . in llii ' lii-l pl.iv .illcr tlic ki( koll Iroin llic •- •( ond tout lulow n. llie Red Raidrrs iiiiidc .i ' ir(i run arouiul tlicir right end for a toiicndow n. Cornell repeated ery sliortly willi anotlier score after oiiK ,i lew |ila . The Big I ' i ' d took advantage ol i piiiil on the 2 yard line late in the second quarter to score on the first play of the third quarter. Tlie Bucks made two more scoring attempts l)nl could not (ash in on lliem. The last part ol llic game was doinin.ilrd hy Cornell as they ad- vanced to the Oiiio 1 yard line. They were driven hack hy the determined Bucks hut their field goal attempt was good and their score was boosted to 25. OHIO ST.vn: 21. Indiana Ohio s win over Ituliana gave them an un- disputed lead in the Big 1 en race at that time. The FiiK ks powerhoused, out-passed, and out- smarted the Hoosiers in one of their finest per- formances of the season. The Indiana Icon was not within tlie Bucks thirty yard t r throughout tiie game. The Bucks quartet of hacks. Scott. Langiiurst. Straushaiigh and Zad- worney, drove the hall to the Hoosier three yard line as the first cjuarter ended. Langhurst hit the line for a toiuhdown in the first play of the second quarter. 1 he play was all Ohio from then on as the Bucks scored two more touchdowns in the remaining periods. he Hoosier play was thoroughly stopped as their passing plays failed to cli k and their running plays were smothered. 1 hey gained only sixty- nine yards in the entire game. Coai h Schmidt. taking advantage of the liuc k lead. sid stiluled some ol his sophomores, having as many as eight sophomores in the lineup at one time. [262] OHIO STATE 14. MICHIGAN 21 Aitlioucli OIlio State won till ' Biu I en confcrcnre title, the victory did not liave its full fl.ivor necause of tlie linal game loss to a strong Mit gan team. Tlie traditional riv- alry of tliese two teams makes lliis tlie most important game of the year. I om I larmon li ec lip to liis All-Ainerican repii tation and played a superb came for Michigan. He was responsinle in part for all three of iheir sc ores. Ohio built up a lead of fourteen points in the first quarter in much the same manner as they did in the Cornell game. Marino, Buck guard, set up the first scoring opportunity when he recov- ered a Michigan fumble on the 20 yard line. Marino was the receiver of Scott ' s pass for the Bucks first touchdown on a guard eligil)le play brin, who played an excellent game in the fullback posi- tion, intercepted a W ' oKcrine pass, laleraled it to Scott who carried it to the Mi( liit ' an 20 yard line. S ott passed for the second score to Clair who made a miraculous rate h in the en l zone. .T..|i itu.ts )i. l irir iHirl li. l iroir .rl iiir ti- KrttffiT tor a los Tli - W ' olvevs (iiiiic li,i(k Willi (Iclcriniii.ilidii ,ukI hcforc llic half liail ended I l.iriiioii li,id run ,ind passed the Wolves to two touchdowns. I his li ' d the score at 11 to 14 as all I onversions hiid heen made. I he second lialf of the game was bitterly lonjjht as the hall went from Ohio to Mirliifian territory and hack with neither learn iJivini; way. I he score remained lied until the last minute of the name. Mic lii( an had the hall on Ohio ' s 2! ard line on the fourth down and with only lilly seconds to play. 1 he Wolves went into a place kick formation with I larmon in the kicking position. One of the cleverest |)lays of the year was executed as the hall holder ran untouched for the score. Ohio c anu ' hac k sironijly in the few seconds that rc-mainecl hul Michigan held and would nol he de nice! ,1 well e.irned icl()t . I his Icjss hrouyht the fiucks season lo a close with si victories in the eisjlit uames |)layecl. Micliicnn was the only coiderencc- loss and C ornell w.is the other loss of llie season. Ohio Stales cl.iim lo the Witi I en hioth.dl champion- ship was doubly proven by the statistics of the liic I en coiderc-nce tc-ams. I he- liuckexes led in Ic-.un scorini with a total ol I ■)() points scorc-d in the- six conlerencc y.imes. ()liio had the best avcraue per u ' anu ' lor the number of vards (jained from scrimmage. 1 hey led Minnesota inul MicbitJan with the averaue of 201 yards per t ' anu-. I his offc-nsive power was coupled with defensive ability as the Mucks held their opponents to ui asc-rafe u ' ain of 1 )0 vards per Uamcv The pas- cleh-nvc- of the Rucks was also ihi- hcsl in ihc i iiiiieien. !■ as llieii opponc-iiK cud UMined [ 2f.4 ] 352 Viirds. closely followcti l)y Xorlliwi tcrii willi yards in iIk- same luiinljer ol ijaiiies. Aitli(Hiali Minnesota was (lie most powerliii riisliinu team in (lie tonference ant! averaijecl 211 yards hy run- nint, ' . I Oliio Stale ' s 2I.S yards, the Mnc ks ' average dis- tance per pla was innc li urc-aler. ( )liic) State- was tliird lieiiind lndi ina and Iowa in the luiniher ol yards ( ained Ijy passing, ' , altlioiii li llie Bucks linislied second l eliincl Indiana in tlie nnnd)er ol aerials completed witli 31 com pleted of tlie iSO attempts, liecause of Matie s trained toe. the Bnc ks were able to lead the leafine in the nnndier ol lieicl i ),ds with two while no other te.uii had iiiojc ihan one. ()lii wav l,ir ahead ol IK nciresl oinpel iloi In the distance intercepted passes were returned with .i lnl.d yardaife of 207 yards. The liuckcye piinlini; record w.is also the licst with an avcraBe kick of 12.2 yards from sc rimmaue. It seems the line ks were not to he outdone in any wa as they limdiled more than any other liiu T en te.im. I hc-v rccoveied thirteen of their twenlv-fcjnr fum- l,i.-s. I he prospects lor the- 1 ' I0 season appear rather favor- il)ic althonuh that is always a risky fhini} to say. C ' irad- nation will lake its usual loll as fifteen scpiaci memher- are ( raclualin( . i ' rank Zadworney and lohn l alili will l)c- amoni those- w ho will he missc-d from the hac klielcl. C ' .iplain Slc-phen . ndrako. Uoss Barisc hy. ' ic tor . ' iarin.). r.sco Sarkkinen. and Stu.irl ' hilelic-ad. all ol whom played important roles In ihc B(u k line, will also lie lost hy uraduation. General Chairman — Harry Vallcr ' F. Fa TI F rOVIMITTEE D..an Pulmer Hnrr - allrr r.lwin D. DodJ E. S. Drake Willinm GulLric J. B. Fuller. I lomo omina week-end is tne most excitiiiu time of the I ' nil ( Viarter tis the students warmly weltome l)acK Ohio State s .numini and join with them in the h-slivities of the week-end. A rally, prom, foothall giime and a ronnil of sot inl events are crowded into the two days of this triiditioniil week- end. 1 he activities of Homecoming fhi.s year were directed by Harry ' allery and his various committees who were re- sponsihlc lor the smooth fini ctioninfi of all aspects of the pro raiM. . larUe rally was held I ' riday eveninu to cheer tlie Bucks on to victory and to present the Home ominc ()iieen candi- dates. . t the f lome i)min from, where a large crowd (lan cd to the mnsii of liiirney Rapp. the election of Eleanor I )iui( an to reign as I iomecoming ( ueen was announced. Her tourt was composed of Eleanor I ' uller. Imogene ( lahle. fiarhara Ffelm. f ' Jizahelh I loyer. ant! l.eone I ' leckner. Alpha Rho Chi. an architectural fraternity, was judged I he wiinier of the annual competition in I Iomecoming dec- or. ilionv, willi ils ( le er presentation of Coach i rancis , ' ( liMiidl livliiiiL ' li r .1 turtle, representing llliuuck. ( lu-en l.leanor i)uncan and her court reigned over llie Saturday activities. I he ()ueen, wearing a crow 11 of flowers. cnliiiisiaslic ali cinnraced C aptain Ste e .Anclrako lielore ll,,. ,j.„u,-. I he traditional llliliuc k ceremony was observed as the rTicrnhc-rs ol i iic kel and Hipper and Sacliem, Illinois junior men s honorary, smoked tin- pipe i f peace during the half. HiK kel ,in(l Dipper ret, lined the lllihuck h r another M.ir li irtue ol Ohio s 21 to it lory in the game. Ernlernity dances, open nouses, cuid .111 .ill tiunpus dance were held on Saturday night to c clehr.ili- (he ic tory. I he weekend was )lli( iailv IiimcI I v thi ' liilh aiuiu.d capt.iius ' hri ' .iklasi which w, IS attended liy Ohio Stale loolhall cap l.iinv Ikmii JSOO lo ||„- present. l,v (,) ,. U.U ,..,.,1 ,.l if.. ' Itlln.,i. „ ,. 11,1m.. I, [ ' J I ' liMicily Comniillfc ( lift M.,ri!.,n-C;in. I„v N.«l,.n l,„kV,„.nfl.T Williiiin Mcntlcl Vn ....l), vi. i:,; Cnloinl. , li,.IIollon Cr.l.TlniniMir.l Coinmill cc WoIhtI Minor— C .m. 1 laro- ' i ll ' ry D.an I ' al.n. r i:.iivi.i loo Kvan UnllnnDra.k.ll ( lomi ' coming Dance limJ Cl.avrl .ul-Cl..n. Su.- Corn.li..s Irn FlnnJiTS l ' ..d Moiihon Karl.a.-I ( -.on.! George Packer Campus Decoralions CommiKce Willian, Allm-Cf.m. I „«,llllinclinian U„vSl.a.-t(.-r 1 jirle Williamson Jnik Pierce Lewis Rnnkin Ocinio Tiiliels Commillee Haircl llertron— Cfim. K..l ril)usli .1, „n Waid K l ert Anderson r;.n,.er«„,.s Cummil Ra.i,a,ic.oo.i-r;... I re.l Uurr..ws 1 ' ram is rislier Atlilo Puppcl Hcirn Bower R,. v ron.,..iller Di.k Kehinfi-C .M. Fri- 1 Burrows Cl.u.kMarlM.k Dan Adams Joi.n Mcllar Transportation Charles KenI— r „n Rofjcr! .iiiuncrinnn John l txlon Ceremonies and Stadiun Ananftements ( on l,a |-|an.lers-r;.n,, Jol.n Ui.nen A! Palnik Gene Ra.ler Roberia BiirBer Beau Jolinson Decorations menfs Coi Te.l Mo.,llon-r;,. 1 l,■n I linke Margaret V.i Bellv I ladsell S.l.ierRire Conressioru Cmmiiillee Roiierl MiComiick — Clii Mary- W ' olverlon Ken Peterson Conipfinli ' iilorv ' iefceN Gonwnillee i:,lwin D, Dodd-C .,M Harry -aller - I lyiiian Roiten Ori ieslrii Gommillee George Paikcr — C ifn. George Miller Mnrgarel Weaver I,.,m Waid ' „r,„l,. ( .lin. I . liu. RMtI.erf. John Gardner Bill Dagger Anion Ciros ; R„l„rt An lers. P. UCv Filer I l,rl. Br..wn S.u.d, Means Leonard I ril •Wil (..li- cm:, Senior (7ass President Rolierl Minor escorts Homecoming Queen Fl Diinran l iroii(|f I ' le orrlni ' oy. Campaigninji for Moniccoiiiinii Queen Tiro More X ' oles Honufonnno Ra (y L J MUtHIH BOD f I ( )nc (il llic oulvl.iiuliiie feiitiires ol cvcrv ( liio State foothcill u ' iuno iv llic pel Idpiii.iiH c ol Oliio States ii.itionally famous Mnrrliine Banci. Alllioiiyli I ' lcilcssor Kiifjene J. Weiu ' el modestly rlaims fliat liis miisi- lal Irainijiu ' InkI l)p n in a rliffereiil miisiral field llian that needed to make a sIkiw K.ukI vucucd, lie developed tlie hand to Its present position in llic deciide in wliitli lie diretted it. W ' liile tlie liana is not pilin.iriU i musieal organiztilion. it plays marches very miisiraily. Mardcy 1 . W ' liitcond) is tlie aitinU dirertor of llie l)and lliis ye.ii as l rolessor WeitJei is llie aitint! head of the siliooi of mnsir. .il lliniiMii lie .!( Iiil in llic (.ipadty ol advisor. I he mart hint! advisor ol llic ImihI is Ciiil.iiii William K. Potter. 1 here wcic Knh six new iiiiimIicis addeil l i the haiul this year to hrinfj the iininLri in v li.ind lo oiii ' hundred and twenty. Of iho-c added only nine were Ireshmen. I he mendiers ol the hand must pr.n ticf six la s a week diirint! r loothall season lo perfect the type «l |ii(iyi,iMi lii(li llic piisciil londay. I iiesday and p.irt of ' e lnes il i .III ' iimmIK vpciil ill iiiciiiori int, ' iiiid perfe( lini their miisii so lli.il wlicn llicv l.ikc III llic lii ' ld llicv nci.l (,iii no written manu- s ii| l . I Lev III, III II on llic |ii,i. Ill c held iioilhiMvl il the Sladiinn on Wetlnesdax . llniisd.iN, .ind liid.u .ilternoons. In addition a dress rehearsal ol llie seven oi ciu ' lil inlriiate maneuvers is held ea( h Sal iiid.iv iiioiniiit! Iicloic llie aame. [ 268 } h„m i„i.., n,.L„.i ,. ' 11,0 Olii., Sl„lr M.ir.lnnu IV.n.l i- ll,. ' l,„o. l ..II Ixu- Imh.! ii. llif nation. 1 iic cliniiiialion ol ri-ccl inslniiiicMils from llic Ijaiul makes it |)ossil)lc to play marcliini music as loncert music is plavccl. With llio clarinets, saxophones, and oljoes out of llie lianci, tlie men do not nave to overblow to make tlie music lill llie stadium. In the brass l ind the normal tones of each instrument blends with that ol llii- other sections to produce tones ol nuisiicd balaiu • et with r ' noiiu ' li oIume to be heart! in every part of the stadium. Driuii Major Riihard Jones lived up to the repul iti( ii ol lonncr ( )|iii) St. ill ' (Ircirii in.ijorv i lie led the band in their lormalions be Iwern llie halves. I he band had man new lormations this yeai which they used in addition to ohI lavorites siu h as Script () iio and llie rpvolving O. Kspec iaily well liked was the Ohio Airpldiio which taxied across the field with a drone ol motors . I he Old ' i(c i lormation and the song that was sung in lonjiuiition with the forma- tion were cleverly arranged and presented. 1 he Ohio Slate band was the first band in the country t o use trie idea of a singing verse in their lormalions. . nolher activity ol the liand during the football season is to play .it the pre-game rallies. Their enthusiastic participation is responsible in a larije part for the success ol (he rallies. Sell, lohnson. lilum. Hopkins. Taylor. Dartv. Boofcrr. Ziolkowski. Schli-grl. Ha Prpsfon. Hearing. Smilh. More. Hotc. lierger. McMullcn. Randolph. Oales. Jonas. Opper. Sulom . ■. Kcrivon. yitComlis. Peirson. Isaacson. Wilson, Keeilham, Sclmrenbcrg, Slanffer. Sage, Ciraluini Woodrull. Walker. Wdson, Silverslein, Sleirwall. Ro.s ,onfl. Gra . Brig ,(. ...( . RenscI,. CImstman (ieificT. )f ,i oMru.. Tc.f ord. Sterlinq. Shiveh: Violi, Spear, Lyons. Finkes. Roberts. Gegenlwimer. idl. Shapter. Drake, Selln: Y.eek. Uarnlmrdt. Xeeley, Crist, Grossman. RiepenUo l, Williams, Slw Block. lierlUd. Whipple, lienlmuer, Wdliamson. Abel. Trinler, Piper. Sailer. Weed, Gregory. 111. EHioll. Ozer, Highlshoe, Hicks, Assislanl Sgl. Grnndman, Director Weigel, Acting Director ' iilroiii . Oriir Sgt. . I, r■c .. Klono.r.ki. F.ckert. R..v nan. Tipton ,n. .A:a ion. f.r.n  r,„a„. S.uman Keller. JUL 7 ' rJ:,.n.,... Kold, h.oma. Damon Rost. Scludenberg, Johnson, Dunn. Carli-r Tillon: . ;,.rris. Riley. Gates. Leslie maker. ,i,,(c.n. Varlwr, I ' oorman, fohnson Harris. Haines, Hosn,.r. XanOrn ' orl 1 laior Jones. Captain Potter. Sgl. Cutler. . . ♦.« ; ,4 ' i • w¥ t- i r Oliio States clieerinc squad is divided into t% o closely integrated parts: the cheerleaders and the block cheering set tion. T he cheerleaders lead the t rowel in cheers while the cheering section lends its support graphically as well as 0(all . I he l)lc)( k I liiciiiig seition is one of the outstanding MM lions ol its kind in the coiuitn. ' . It was inaugurated .mil (li eloped hy C l.incy Isaac and has been in existence onl siiiic IQIS. I his year under the direction of John . Mill.u the section became even more proficient and llic idea ol moving designs was introduced. In the first u ' .nne ol llie season the Missouri mide kicked, balked, and -.liook its lie, 1(1. . waxing Ohio State pennant and a huge |)i(liire ol lliibutk. the wooden turtle, were two of the other outstanding designs of the year. The working part ol the section was the same size as last year but the num- lier ol .illeinate seats around the edges was increased. The .illein.ile seiits are liiied with substitutes for the regular riiembers ol iIh ' woikinij section. I lie lliirliin luiiulred students who make up the section li,i c no piailice .im .iie guided by signals given by the in.ni.i ' jei ol llie seilion. I lie mi ' iiibers ol tlie section never see llie ilesiijiis llie 111. ike .|s llie lll.ike liiem. but have 111 ile|ieii(l on photographs to see the rcsidts. Kiili.iiil Keiting and his s(|uad of cheerleaders were respoiisilile liii llii liisix ( lieering at the footliall games. With llie ilieeiinu ' sr-(lion .is their main supporters, the 1 heerieailers led the i lieers lor the Big I en char le.im. h ' ootball rallies for several of the importcij were held bv the cheerleaders. The heerle.u, iliu led the ( heering s ' tion lor llie b.iskelb.i FRESH iliy FOOTBALL Dlilo Stale s liiliirc Idolliall ur Mtiiess lies in tlic polenlialilies (liscoverecl in tlie fresnnian Footnall sciiiacl. Kacli year C oa n I ' ril MacKey arul his slafi of aides allempt to searet ' iite those players with natural anility and develop them to varsity standards. This year s freshman foothali scjuad did not measure up to the ability of yearhng oiit- lils of past years. The 1938 scjuad was especially productive as several sophomores played reijularly on the varsity this year. However, after looking ove r the scf u ad in prac lite, -.rvcr.d men of potential varsity calibre were discovered. At ifie- beginning of the fall tpiarter only one liundrcd .mil iorlx scscri ircslinifn were outfitted which is considerably less than l.ist vcar s s(|ii,i(l ol luo hundred lUid Iwcnty-seven. Coach Mackey divided llic (annidalcv Inio lour NCjiiads to begin practice. The general plan of his freshmen training program wav lo Ic.u li the s(|uad a few plays as well as ecpiipping it with some basic knowledge ol tin- liind.iniinlals employed in the Ohio State football system. Some of the centers that are very promising are . rtluir l.inkins. liill i kroy. Tolin I I. lias and Dan Kiefer. At ends Mackey has in Rc-gis Drisc oil. Tid Hill. Dan Kalerty. Niiholas ko.nan. .Jo- seph Stein, and lack Widlick players who show some fine promise. F ' rospects at the other line positions include Pete Sayres. Ciiarles Siefers. lohn Simon. Cieorge Straka. and l on F ' ieri. Backfield prospects are Charles King. Llo cl . liller. Cieorge Lynn, lid . ' iasscy. I rank Uichey. Richard Selman. Loren Staker. and Paul Sweeney. Thlrt ' -seven of these freshman footballers received numerals and sweaters for the line showing that they displayed during the ye.ir. Coach i ritz Mackey wfis ably jissisted in his coaching duties by ( lomer .lones. led I lieronymos. Paul Mackey. Charles Kabealo. and Michael Karvasales. The latter three • issistants were gradu.ile students in the I ' niversity. C.Ki,). ril: . Io.U•v [271] ' ■;„■ u.,.1-. ..I i;„- i„.,ii,.,it I,,,,., („„. „,. „„. .,„. ,„(„„ t I,. i;„- ,,„„, (7,nM„,,;„.r w. ;:„ ,.r DO ' S UU One clay each year is set aside as Dad s Day at Ohio Slate. T he day tnis year was on tlie Saturday of the In- diana game. Chris Egler, chairman of Dad s Day, ar- ranged a program for the fathers of the players on the li) )ll iill team. 1 he Dads were greeted Ijy James Hull at a liiiulicon gi (ii in their honor. After this they proceeded to their seats Ijehind the |)layers bench at the stadium. 1 hey seemed to catch the new Buckeye spirit and cheered lustily as their sons won. All of the Dads wearing their son s footliall ruuiiber. were introduced to the crowd dur- ing the iiilcriiiission hetwecn halves. f ' Hco ■2-i. Con MyPfs ' 21. Yo or.PS ' 53. .ru l •36, g ■2-1. Tom ioM..s 09 Pixlcy ' 22. NacDonald ' fi, Sorenson ' 16, Gn.l -H. BarricUow ' 12. Wolf ' j?, } layer ' 03, Sclmry ' 07 Till .- ' 0 , Tilton ' 00. Dunlap ' 95. ' . f.i,.,o „ -90. . T.i„roln ' Ot,. Thrower ' Ol. Marker ' 05 Ko,,Lnoil ' Sft. Kahealo ' 38, lUcoml, ' 3 . Hinc .rnon ' 32. (Jlllman ' 33 [272] L aptalnd ' £5reakfadt at , J c omecomL n UJ asketbail Captain RohrrI Lvncfc. Coach HaroU G. Ol„n Willi llic same spirit llial iliura Icrized last years fiiu Ten ilianipion- ship team, the 10-10 hasketliall team earned tliird place honors in the con- ference race this year. 1 he learn was erratic throughout the year, winning diffi( ull Games and losing seemingly easy games. Coach Olsen was con- fronted with the loss of high scoring star Jimmy Hull and others of last years Burrheads , although several letlermen did return. This year s cap- tain, fioh Lynch. .Jacic Dawson. Charles . laag. Jed Mecs. Gilbert MicL- Icson. iiill Saltier, and John Schick were the returning letlermen. In spite of llieir third place standing the liucLs h ad a chance to get a share of the title until the very last game of the season. The hrst look that the fans had of the Ohio Stale lean) in the fall quar- ter was the game at the Coliseum which was won by Otterljein over the B ' team composed entirely of sophomores. The final score was 29 to 2-1. Some of the sophomores who played in this game were sparkplugs on the first team for the entire season. The Bucks won their first game by the score of 5-1 to 22 over Wabash. Sophomore Dick Fisher racked up 10 points to lead the scoring. Sopho- more Bill C ioss scored 7 points in the last six mituiles of the game. IHO BlUET In the next (•anie ic liiu keyes scored at will to pile up an overwhelm- ing lead and to soundly defeat the Woosler ciuintet by the score of 64 to 25. Most of the nu ' iiibers of the team got a chance to show their wares in this t- ' arnc. The Bucks traveled to New Orleans over the vacation to help inaug- urate the Sugar liowl festivities there, by playing Kentucky. This was the first game in which the starting lineup might possibly be considered that of the regular starting lineup for the season. Kentucky, however, won the game by the score of 56 to 50. Inuring the vacation two doid)le headers were held at the C olisc-iun on consecutive nights. State did not fare so well as they dropped the hrst decision to f- ' ittsburgh. 54 to 50. The following night they were defeated fjy Cornell by the close score nf 2  to 28. In neither of these games did Ohio look good enough to win rii,m Big Ten contests. With height as an acK.iiil.i ' jc in l)olli o,nni , lliiv viill (lid not play with th e skill neces- sary lor Biu l.n l),ivL(lli,ill llic (i.-l.-n-.- nl the Buckeyes was not effec- tive in stopping their opponents ' scoring attempts and their oilensc- was not good enough to overcome their opponents leads. [274] ( ' ,..1,;, o m-m. ,- ,„„.„ ( ,;, ! :. .■. •..■ , .Vi, ;,„ ...„, l,.., ,„.r. ...,., im.in A cifi(if(( ' r Sliarff Gmi. :;,;,„„. s..ii ,t. .v  ' .. Sc u.fc. ;■.(,.- «.... ;,.. , ; , lu.ller is .rr. Si.t..,,,. .r: ,„o ILL SUSON However, flie Buckeyes looked like a worthwhile hasketliall team lor ihc first time when they upset the California team at the Coliseum. 40 to n. Jed Mees starting at guard for lack Dawson hroke loose and racked up 17 points. He was closely followed hv Captain L lu h with 16 points. Mccv w.is the star of the U.inic. .()ciplin sc.iiic - (clliril lloor work willi his sliootintr. In the Bucks ' first Bit- Ten ...nl.-vl . li„. t.-„,M Icll !,,.|„n. Nji. Inuan l,y the score of 40 to 35. Michigan came into the game as lavorites and es- tablished this fact by outplaying State in almost all of tlie departments of the game. Captain Bofj Lynch scored points for the losers. I he Bucks next journeyed to Purdue where they were completely out- played and soundly trounced by the [Boilermakers, by the score of 49 to 32. Sophomore Jack McLain scored points to lead tlie Fiuck scorers. The Buckeye defense was ineffective and room lor iniproxcnicnl was ([uite i-vident. Illinois entered the ne.xt game with all the odds on their side, but the ( ohunbus team pulled one of the biggest upsets of the Big Ten season by defeating them 57 to 31. Some of the class of the great cpiintet of last year was shown by the fiuckeyes in this game, .- fter losing to Purdue. State started a streak tlial netted llicrn 10 victories out of 12 games. Inlaying belore a crowd nl 5.000 in the Coliseum, the Northwestern and Ohio State teams started out in what seemed to be a slow, dull game, but it turned into one of the most thrilling contests played in the Coliseum in recent years. Dawson and Mi( kelsotj starred for the Bucks as they eked out an exciting victory over the ' ild als. 52 to 31. Mees garnered f points to lead the Buckeye scoring. State leading by one point, put on a great exhibition of (rer .inu ' ' the ball in the l.i l lew niinules of the game. [275] Joluiiiy Stiiitk led .1 l.i t iiiiiuitc ralK to give (Jliio Slalt- a win ) cr i sironsj Biitlct i|iiiiit -t. by the score of 51 to 43. Sclii( k scored three baskets in tlie closing minutes o( the game. Goss and Lynch, however, led the seoring. each getting 13 points. Slate made 13 out of llieir 16 fold tries, this assuring lliem of i(l()i . I lie spectators could easily see llial tin- hiu keye |nint( ' t was r.ipid- ly improving. Playing in midseason lorrn llic liu( keyes follnwctl up their win over Knll 1 l ili-lcatin j the Mexico City YMCA at the C.liMn.n. Johnny Schick was au.iin the Ohio hero as he garnircd 23 points Id IchI I lie Bm kcyes to a 44 to 36 vi lory over the University of Chicago C|uinlcl. S( liic k. who w.iv plaxiny lor . alllrr. hit the liasket during the entire game from all angles. riic liucks rem. ' linid uri llic i(ia l wlierc lhe iiicl Iowa and wi-iil down In a 13 to 33 defeat. ( lii . litkelson started his scoring spree in this game by leading ||u ' liiu k i.igers with 12 points. The team ' s play was still erratic. One more loss would lia c put them out ol the rai e lor the liig Ten title, the cpiintel then being lodged in fourth |)la( e. Wisionsin joumixed lo llie Coliseum to absorb .. II lo 33 d.-hMl al liu- iiands ol llie Ohio Stale (agers. The game was poorly playetl. with bnlli Iimmis passing and shooting very errati ab iy. Stale fjy this win moved into a lie for third pka «■ in llie Big Ten. Ciil Mickleson led the l uck scorers with 13 points. I here were 33 loids 1 ,dled In the game. A figlilingMUid team then went lo Norlhwcslein where they again deleal Ml thi- Wlldial- b the score of 38 lo 52. Mickleson ol the Stale- sipiad rat ked up 16 points. The lii-l li.dl wa- -.low. I)ul Ohio started its i)askel bombardment in the second half to win liandily. The highlv I. •.! NhnneM.la (..,phe,s were ihe n.vl victims ,,l iho Bu.keves. The Bucks chalked up a win civei llicm In bijiiM llieir Icil.il In eleven wins and six losses. [276] Incli;ina fell Ix-forn the BiirKoycs at llic Coliseum heforp a frowd of ■l. ' iO ' J. The sroro was 41 lo 2(). I lie (iiK kcyi-s |)lay ' l llicir l)fsl hall of tlie season in this i ame. Micklesoii (Oiilinued liis scoring rainpaije l)y (ollcctinu 13 points, f.yncll stood out diirinc llie entire contest for his lirilliani fiil-aroiinn play. Indiana lost its pep in llie seconti lialf and the liiK keye afiers (ontinued the roiil. Capt.iiii lioh I.mkIi led liie Biickcyrs in i 31 to 32 itlor over Mii liiu ' .m. i. iiili pl.iyed one of the finest eanies of the season in this contest. Ohio State no%s had Id hcil hxliana while f ' lir due was losing to Illinois to get a share of the Big Yi ' i crown. Tiie Ohio Slate hances faded and died as they went down lo dilcil lulorc ihi- I loosiers of Indiana l)y tlie score of 32 to 31. Indiana dominated the entire game anti completely outplayed the Buckeyes. Ciil Mickleson s scoring streak was stopped as he gained only one point. Sophomore doss scored points to lead the Buck cagers in the scoring colimin. The Indiana offense was very good and hroke through the defense of Ohio Slate time and time again to sink set-up shots. Ohio Stale finished the entire Big I en season with a Big Ton slaiidiiig of eiuhl wins and four losses whii h placed ihem in the third position. I he Iiu(ks prospects for the 1911 season seem very good in spite of the graduation of Cap- lain Rohert Lynch. William Sattler. and .lohn Schick. The team will still have the services of the six oIIki Idler nicn iii, liHliiin l)aw on. ( .raf, Goss. Mees. . Ii kl • on and .NId.ain. I ir.,„n, HluL,.ns.M,T. S,. ,„„n. K or ,,.„s. i, I., ' . CuaJi filkhle. .Ass, (,.« .r. ;)risro . Sam.ie s, Wa Zer. Kcinlida. Foi IWaAfioU. HoUulay.: Uskill. Greenlee. B. ]orgenson. BHKET in,.r iis. G.., „.,■.■(«. O.V.lK. K.. .-n.„r„v. Pnl..Mr. slani Coach Hull rester. bruile. Davh. I ' ergeson. While. Miller Schmidl. Regula. Houslon. Bo:ar(fi. Schall. Slater BUL I Tliis year, wln ' ii tlic (all for freshman baskelhall went out. a line group of Ireslimeii turned out. Under the coaching of Eddie liliclde. assisted liv last year ' s varsity captain Jimmy Hull, the s(|uad took shape and progressed rapidly. As a whole, this season s s(|uad was better than the 1950 freshman squad, although the lat- ter produced such varsity players as Cioss. Ciraf. fiowshier. Kin- kade, and Marzano. One hundred and eighty-seven boys turned out for the first practice. At iLc rnd ol ihe year twenty-five of these received num- erals and sweaters. I lie remainder of the squad had either dropped out or had been cut to give the others a greater opportunity- to progress. After about tlic lirst two weeks of practice a certain number of men. different each day. are picked from the freshman squad to go li I lie Coliseum and scrimmage with the varsity. This gives tliein ail opportunity to practice under Coa h Olsen and to learn more ol Ohio s style ol play. The freshman basketball squad does not play any games with teams other than the varsity. 1 his is prevented by a Big Ten Con- ferenie ruling. Several plaMT on the v(|iiail were out tcUldillg .ukI Ntand i good (liaiuc ol iii.iLiiiL! u I in arsity basketball. 1 here are two tall cnl(rv wlici v|h,w polrnl i.ilities. Regis Driscoll of Shaker Heights and Roger lorgeiison. Pittsburgh. Both of these boys have plenlv of height lor the position as Driscoll is six feet four inches tall and .lorgi ' iison is six leet live iiuhes tall. Marne lilickensderh-r. ShaiH ' sville: I ' reddie Mill -r. Huntington. West N ' irgini.i: link ONeill. ( olunibus: lames Bra llield. Barnesville: and Robert Miskill. ( ir.ind Rapids. Micliigiin: were the outstanding forward prospects on the squad. Ihe promising guards are Max ( lecowel . Mark Center; Ralph Davis. New Lexington: I .averne I oms. ( e hna: ,.n.l |)i. L S.-lnian. I ' lvria. [27S] Lytker J ports liult A Sttlzmann. Track Cap- liiiri. riirv ( . Clrarrlaml. Ihuh Oi.vr. Clmrl,-, E Ei n . C-J ( ' u| liiiii. CUtliml I ' . c ri(ii.i. ) i, ' Iki Carlain M ' -;; ;;;,il ' ' ° ' ' ' ' Dag ' ' ' ' ' ' ' C ' i:,X - ' ' Lynch. ini Coach Fritz Mackey .s first year as varsity baseball roncli was a disappointing one in spite of the fact that a veteran squad reported for service. Captain Gene Myers played an excellent game at second base most of the season iinlil his iinkle was broken in the Miami game. Fiill Layboiirne was on first. Bob l.yncli ( overed third base, while i alpli Waldo at shortstop rounded out the iidield. Tony JesKO. Frank Smith. I aul Washburn and Bill Coyer divided the oullield duties, i he pitching was done fjy John Dagenhard. C lene Dornbrook, and Jimmy Sexton with either Dick Wolfhiirst or Cliff Morgan behind the plate. The Ohio State nine vas hampered as usual by a late start on the outside diamond because of baa weather, and their early drills were necessarily confined to the tattle barns at the Fairgrounds. The Bucks won only one of their six scheduled games on the annual southern trip. ksho ;)..r f,rool Sexton Cm-cr Blanche tavLourru, UL H O S U Oliio University was llic Bid kcyc s first i( tiiii .iltiT llic West iruiiiia Uamcs liaci liopn rained mil. ( )lii(i inaii( iiratecl its liic I pn tanipaign witli a victory over MicliitJan. liowcscr Mi liiuan mine liai k to win the next lay. 1 111- next two games were lost to Illinois lierause of errors and weak liiltinG l) (ill- fill! ks. Nortliwestern came to Coliiinl)iis tlie followiin; weekend to win two close games. After defeating Miami the Buckeye nine went on to split their two game series with F iirdiie. Ohio University was defeeTted in C iilimiliiiv lor their second straight loss. In the lour remainini. ' loiderence games against Indiana and Minnesota. )liii) l.iiled to reioid llur win. That left their season record in conference coiiipi ' tition witli onl two it tories in twelve starts. As a result of this dis- appointing recortl. the Buckeyes were suhmerged in the final standings to a lie lor last place with Chicago, lown. with fi record of eight wins and three losses was the champion of the Big i en. In spite of their cellar position. Ohio rankrd iillh in liaiii l),itliiit,i .iMTagi ' willi a ( iiiiHiliili r ol .2 I. riic Bucks lost tlicir llii,il u.iiiH- to ' (. tir. I)nnniiiu ill ' lo-M- ol llicir non-league (ompetition to a total of si.x out of the eleven games played. I he (oniplete season record shows seven victories in twenty three games, willi niiielv li ' runs siored against their opponent-- oiii- iiiMidri-fl and thirty eight. r..,!. , .NJ.i.t.-v .irflim rloiils mil n iltiu . .- Sc corei ()U M.,1. ,, W.l.hi.lUln.l!. Dhio . Iiilc- 1 Ki.h. .....l Ol.in .Sliil.- 2 Kill in.l Oliio St.llr -1 l .iM.I.,l|.hMm Otiii, Sl.ll. 1 1 K.iml.,l,,hMm Ol.ic Slat.- 1 Mi.r li.,..l Ol.io Stall- 10 ( )liio 1 ' niv -r.i Oliio Sli.li- - Miiliilliin Ol.i. Sluli- 1 . Ii( liitfiin Oliia Slulc 1 lllinoi. Oliic Sllllr 1 llhn i. Oliin Slllli- 2 Norlliwc lrm (Jl.iG Sliiii- 1 N ' orlliwr lrrn Ohio Slali- 8 Minn.i Ohio Sllilc- -, i ' urilu.- Ohio Sluli- (i r ' ur.iu.. Ohio Siiiii- J Ohio t niv-r. Ohio Sliilc 2 Imliani. Ohi Still.- 2 Imliani. Ohio Stal.- H Ohio WV-h-v Ohio St.it.- 1 MiunrMita Ohio Slllli- 1 Minripsfitii Ohio Sii.i.- -, W ' owsli-r r„ ,.(i ,,, UU 1 S ClarL Paltim Co Captains Hiflflins and I ttnil: Rvinkker WlMlllU] ( 0,11 li Mike F ' eppe ' s stellar sliulcletl swim rTiiiiui Iciim OIK (■ again lived up to its repii- 1,1 1 inn iis one of tlie l)est all-around teams in I lie country. Several of llie meniliers of I Ik- 1010 championship team returnetl this c,ir In Inrni the foundation on which Pep|)e linill lii team. I he presentation of the se enlh ciiniuai water carnival by the Ohio State swimminc team was a great success. . ll types of aqua- tit entertainment were offered to please the capacity rowds. Part of the proceeds were acnerously given to C leorgia Coleman, one lime women s diving champion and now lonlincil In llif hospital. Ilic iiiuriing te im joiirncxed In I ' orl I .niderdale. i ' lorida. in the last week of F e- (cMiher to participate in the National A«|ua- li( I ' orum. There they lielped a team from ihe West defeat an Ilast team by a three pnini in.irgin. . lter returning from F ' ort Lauderdale, the linikeye mermen journeyed to liowling ( Ill-en College In ai l in the dedication oi a niu pool. Seveiii! new rei ords were set ny llii- liuckeyes in an exhibition meet iit the I nicdo Club. Sophomore ace. .John I ' tillon. brnisc the pool record in lln- 210 ard diisli bv lowering the lime mI I. Uns|,-r Crabbe li .iboul eight lumdrcliiv nl a •.einnil. ( nr li .S|,iidi )pe also set .i new re ord in ihi- 100 yar l ba kstroke event. T he loss of Rill ()uayle. Ohio ' s star .lavh Mi ni. through ineligibility w,is a blow to the swiiniiiing s(|iiad. In spile ol this the spirit III liii- ( )|iii iiiiin w.is high lis lhe ap- prn.M lull ibi Njiiiiiuian meet. However the ' lii liii.Mri -.wiinmers were the viilms b ihc -mil nl I In )7. CoCapt.lius W WiUul anil liilin lliiji.iins wiic llir only wiiuiers Ini ihr hniks l .,lnik. in Inv usual h rm. liiiiL llisl pi, II I ' in llie high diving eM-nl I he I iii ' .i-.NIiiiki ' I. II I ' W.I- won by lliggin- o ei Inl.n ilaiiili nl Miiliioan I [ 2«: ] I f.ricit, Pallon, Letlford, RosonLer(|. Reiniclcr. D .M..nfcr..n. Orsini. So p Coach Pfppe. Cnesier, Slanlwpe, Co-Capluin Patfiiif. Co Captain iUfiffm-i. Povfafufiv. W ' ootUing, Assistant Coach Wirthirpin C arfc. C .. iw afi . ZJm .ill lisc events and onlv llie lliird ,1 l,v Olii... ,1 slninU ! ' ill l)iiruli te.un. P.ilton l Reinkker were winner- in At the Firestone A.C. invitational state meet, llie Ohio State national champion- ship svviinminc team completely dominated the |)i( lure as they carnered 30 of the 33 points. First and second places were monopolized place in the 300 yard individual relay was relinr|uisiieil I Ohio State won its lirst dual meet l) () cri orninu ' .i won two first places while flii s ins. I aIniK. St.nuiope their special events. W ' avne University s powerfid swimminu team anie from behind to score an upset win over the Buckeyes. The home team held a two point lead before the last event. Wayne ' s 400 yard relay team won over the liiicks to give them a -13 to 11 victory, [ ivc first places were recorded for Wayne while Ohio took tlie remaining four. The next meet was with the Yale le.un which is rated as the second best team in the n.ition. I he Bucks were swamped by a 53 to 20 score for their third defeat of the sea- son. John Higgins and Al Patnik were the only Bucks to score firsts in the meet. Patnik in fancy diving and Higgins in the breastroke. . close victory was entered in the win (olunui ol llie hielily rated New 1 ork . .(_. swimming team as they overcame the Bucks by the score ol 3)S to 37. Ohio s winners out of the nine events were Patnik. Higgins, and Hlwood Woodli ng. I he Ohio State swimmers returned to the Natatorium after their disaslerous road trip to win an expected victory over Northwestern. 1 he Bucks won six first places to give tliein a sixteen point margin ol victory. I lie Western Conferen( e swimming championships was essentially a lontest be- tween Ohio Stale and the favored Michigan as to team honors. Michigan h.dked up 71 points to siucessfully defend their title as Ohio State was second with a store ol 17 points. Six of the nine hrsts were captured by Michigan. Ohio acf|iiiring the other three. Ohio ' s Co-captains Patnik and Higgins, were the only two Buckeye winners, f atnik won the diving crown for llii- third straight year while Higgins successfully defended his breast- stroke title. A strong Mi(higan team won the team title in ihi ' seventeenth annual National Col- legiate Swinuning championships. Ohio State phucd lliird alter ale. . new champion was crowned in the three meter diving event when F ' .arl Clark won the event from team- mate Patnik who was seeking his sixth straight N.C..A.. . title. .lohn Higgins was the other Ohio Stale titlist, winning the 200 yard breaststroke event. ee ii Oliio Sli l.- -.- MirLiBi... r Ol.io Slnlr 30 rirp-itiinr AC. 5 Oliio Slalr 15 Pillslnirgli 20 Ol.io St.ii. ' n „ n.- r. Oliio SlHtf 20 Y..I.- Ohio SiHle 57 N,« u,t . c. 58 Ol.i,. SiMir 50 N.,rlli«.-I.r.. 51 [283] uU „ o H R S I T V top ' 1 he lOjO-IOlO track season for Ohio Stale was not verv ' sincessfiil. Only one tiiial meet was won of the seven dual meets in llie 1950 outdoor and tin- l ' )IO indoor sea- sons. C oacli l.arry Snyder s trarksters lost all three of their outdoor meets in the spring quarter. In the first meet. Indiana monopolized first place honors to win in retalia tion of their defeat in the previous indoor season. Boh Lewis. Harley Howells. Jack Sulzman. and Dur voo i Cooperrider turned in an excellent performance by win- ning tlie Drake Relays in the time of three minutes, four- teen and one tenth seconds, breaking the carnival record, which %vas set by Ohio State in 1Q38. by seven tenths of a second. Although it was expected that the Buckeyes would be swamped by a strong Notre Dame team, the Irish were lucky to squeeze out a seven point victor In that meet Sulzman broke Jesse Owens ' meet record in the 220 yard low hurdles with the time of twenty-three and nine tenths seconds. He also won the quarter mile race and ran the first leg of the mile relay. Lewis won both dash events and anchored the mile relay team. Howard Ell broke the jave- lin record of 170 feet, ten and one half inches with a heave of 182 feet, ten inches. Micliigan handed the Ohio State team their worst beat- ing since 1907 by defeating them by the score of 102 ' , • to 23 ' 4- The Wolves completely swept four events and won tliirteen lirst pln os. .M„,..„„r lUn.Lr. cl. u. l. . !. Ilr. .. l. S,,.tli,y. IIMr.u. S.mll,. .Sn.nu.M.. t.i ,„l,„rl. Uvinlumh. Hu,lm„„„ (mull SiiyAiT. Ptiuvl. W ' f Tiunis. ' iilliiii; ' r. ( ' o ( ' ii| lnill r.4 ' ll ' j. . Co r i| liliil (loilwUf, (•,„.,«rri,;..r, S„ r.,i.,„. K.vr. . ..l ( h„I, II,;„I: [284] fRUK lUn. ,r,„sls t „. I,„, ( .. „„. ,. „„„i„st „lr,. )„ lloUrrn n..iL ' , i I ,.lv fir. ' uol ;.. .| ( miiHrrK iT riMiiiilt l ii- (urn The Buckeyes garnered twenty-eight points in the thir- l ninth running of the Big Ten trnrk and field meet to take fourth place, being nosed out ijy Indiana who scored only three-eighths of a point more. A fa ored Michigan team won first place honors with a score of 64 ' (4 points. Tlie only first place awarded the Buckeyes was won by i Cai)tain Bob Lewis in the 220 yard dash. Willi the advent of the winter indoor season ol 1U|() (111- track team went to work under Larry Snyder s watch liil eye and with f|uarter-miler .lat k Sulzman as captain. I he team suffered the loss of (o-captains liob Lewis and I l.iriey Howells and also lim W ' hillaker. .Ml three iil these men were consistent point winner in llieir spci i,il events. Captain Jack Sulzman was at the . iillrose Ciamcs in New ' i ork at the time of the first meet with Chicago. The Bucks outran, outjuniped. and outvaulted the Chicago team to win by the score of 5i to i2. Ohio won seven of the leii hrst places. Ohio State lost to a strong Indian.) Ic.ini in the tiexl meet of the season. 1 he Hoosiers won seven lirst places out of the eleven events, f ' ive more f ' _. hibition Hall rec- ords were broken in the half mile run. the sixty yard dash, the si.xty yard hurdles, the shotput and the pole vaidt. Nine members of the liuckeye track team took part in ' I lie Illinois Relays, the greatest ol all collegiate indoor shows. Leslie Lisenhart was the only Bin k to win first pl.uc honors as he paced the fiel d in tlie 1000 yard run. Captain Sulzman hnished third in the 500 yard dash. Ohio took two fourth phues in the pole vault and high jiunp events. . lichigan s Big 1 en (hampionship le.un won a convinc- ing 79 to 15 victory over the hghting liucks. Ohio was un- .ilile to snare a single unencumbered first place as Linta vaulted thirteen feet to tie for hrst place in that event. 1 he iiiu ks lost their fourth and last indoor meet as Illinois scored si.xty-two points to Ohio s thirty-three. Cap- l.iin Sulzman ran in four events anti plating in three of Ihrm. I he Western Conlereiue intloor h.unpionship was won by a ery strong . liihigan team whiih gave it pos- session of both liig I en track titles. Ohio State won sixth place. Sc cored Ol.i 3 Sliilc 55 Imli ■ nn OI,i ) Sinic 62 Not ■ Dii OI,i Stale 28 ' i Mi. ligan ni,i . Stale 55 Stale -11 ' 2 n.i. II gn OI,i Imli Ol.i ) Stale 15 Mi. liitiin Ol.k Sliitr 55 Illin ji [285] WRESTLING Tlie results of tlie M ' lO season were quite satisfactory for Coat li Mooiiey s wrestlers. Six veterans. fi e of wlioin were letterrncn. returiiecl to provide an excellent foundation for flie team. Ilic liiicks won tlicir lirvl male li Irimi tiic Xaxal Aiadciiiv l) a )iiif()rl€d le ni.iruin W ' itli a score of 21 to 11. f ivc l llic i ' ii. ' lit matclies went to Ohio l y irtue of three falls and tvvo decisions. Oliio vas defeated in llic second match of its f ' .astern lour hy the score of II to 17. Seven of the eight bouts were taken Ijy Ohio to chalk up a win over Ohio Univer- sity, 23 to 3. George Downes. Buckeye captain, pinned his opponent in liie heavyweifiht match of the Michigan State contest to tie the final score at 11 to 1-1. . lthough Ohio scored two falls in the Kent contest they were heaten by a six point margin. 10 to 13. 1 lie Bu( keyes chalked up another match in the win column when they traveled to Pur- due to rout the lioilermakers 26 to 6. In this hrst Big Ten (onlest. the Bucks took six of the possible eight matches. There was a complete turnabout as Indiana rolled over Ohio with the one sided score of 22 to 8. George l!)ovvnes and Tony Montanero were the only fiuckeye wrestlers to win their matches. The Michigan wrestlers were heavily favored to win in tlie last tiual mat( li ol the season. However, the final score was i tie because of another last iriiniile [jinning by f owiies. Ill the Big Ten Conference meet. . Ionian, to won ,. Ii.iul louylit bailie lo take the I 13 ponnd ( liampionship. He was the only tilli ' winner .illliongli Downes was the runner-up in llic lieavyweight division. T he total of ele cn points won by these two bouts pl.iced Ohio Slate in the third position in Big 1 en (ompelition. George lOownes won national recognition lor himself and lor Ohio Stiili ' when he won the heavyweigfit title in the National Collegiate wrestling « liampionsliips. Assistant C,m l, C,ill,-n. CorMsn,.. ' !. Sanlchi. limdlur.l. I olan, Comh Moo.u-y Frcuhman Coach l ' clli T. i ' uii ' i (lyri. Mcypr. Downci, Montanero. I Jllliliurn. Ilaynes li,-.l,a,a. 11, ' iuzman. Va Mcc rilyr ' n r r n [286] nun I lie Oliio State len iii tc.wii had a successful IO)f)-IO season as five of tli ' ei[ lil iiialcties eiiuacecl in were won. Nine veterans returned from tlic I0 0 season lo uive C oa li I )r. Riei:)el good niiiferial Ironi wlucli lie iiiiilt a strong tean). Trie season started in the lall |uarter this year instead of in tlie winter |narter as usual. In tlieir first game tlie Bucks dropped a 14 to 1) decision to Case School after havinfi huilt up an early lead in tlie foils. T he Universihy of Cincinnati was defeated on the southern road trip, 10! 2 fo 6l 2- A score of 10 to 7 was recorded against the University of Kentucky the next day. Northwestern was healen it) the lirst Ohio encoiuiter ol the winter (inarlcr. Ohio won in the foils and epees divisions to obtain 15 points to Nortliwestern s 12. The match with C liicago was very closely fought. Chicago held an advantage in the epee and saber while Ohio continued to show strength in the foils. The Buckeyes won their ne.xt match at the expense of Detroit University by the score of 12 to 3. The Irisli of Notre Dame upset pre- niat( li predictions by winning over Ohio, scoring 15 points to 12 for Ohio. The Bucks took the foils division but lost both the epee and saber. In the final match of tlie season. Ohio brought its wins to a total of five by outpointing tlie Charleston I ' encing C liil) with tlir- score of 12 to 5. Ohio State placed third in the Western Conference Matches. They were paced by Chi- cago and Northwestern, although Nortliwestern had been defeated by the Fiuckeyes earlier in the season. Viewing the season as a whole, the Buck-, were strongest in the loils with Cliaikin. Burtt, and ' iers performing. In the epee division Ohio started out rather weakly but im- proved as the year progressed. .Vrmstrong, N ' iers, Jelliff. Horbst. Chaikin. and Zaigg fenced in the epee division. lelliff. Str.l.. Ridi.irdv. and I lorbsl wire llic Biuk ( (inlest.uits for s.dier competition. K- T V ■ ' -- ' ' hlliH. .UsislonI Coavh Or. Snoir. Crick. Cplain i..r,. McU„gl,l,n. Ric .orJs. BrirH. r«irfc f)r. Rielwl ,i.(;r..„„r, llariasl. Sirofc. ChaiU ¥ '  . Sti li r [287] Fi(i...on. r ui,. Harhrechl v ' n ..ni;.a . (•■.«..;. Wirllmcin. f)r, nun CocK h I Icriiwin W ' irtliwein opened the 1930 tennis season willi t!ie prospects of a fine sliowini for tlie year. Tliree varsity letter- men returned as well as several other promising players to provide good material on wliitli to huild a team. The singles positions were evenly oalanced from Captain George Merhir, number one man. to the numner six position. 1 he singles positions were played by Steinman. Drooyan. Rosentlial. I.ewis and Janes. Tlie doubles teams of Mecliir-Steinman. Droo- yan-Rosenthal. and I larbreclit-I ' ilimon. were quite evenly bal- anced. Tlie southern training trip t.tken by the team to the L niversilx i)f ' irijini,i during the spring vacation, afforded them an oppor- liiiiilx lor rniuh needed outdoor practice. Ini lenient weather on lliiii rcliipii lo C )lunil)us soniew li.it nullified the results of this hip. I he varsity team played twelve games during the sea.son. win- ning seven and losing five. The Bucks started the season with a win over Ohio I ' niversily by the decisive score of 8 to I. The next two 111. ill lies were split with a one point loss to Wayne I ' niversity .iiul a win over Ohio Wesleyan. Two strong teams from Michigan .111(1 Xorthwestern downed the Bu ks by the scores of lo 3 and 7 lo 1 respectively. The But keye team redeemed itself with a 5 to 1 i( lory over Pittsburgh. Michigan State won the first game of ()hi(. Midiigan trip but the Bucks retaliated with a 5 lo I win (i ii K.il.iiiiazoo. . fler being deleated b Illinois in the first game of a triangular meet willi llhimiv. Iiidi.iii.i. .iiul Purdue, the Buck- eyes made scores ol I I .mil I I oMriome Indian. i and Purthu ' . The season closed with .i ' ) In 1 win o er a strong ( in innali aggregation. Ohio took a disappointing sixth plai e in the Big I en Confer- ence matches, placing no one in the hnals an l only three in the semi-finals. Captain Mei liir. Steinman. .uid Droov.iii will n- lost ii giaii nation and. although their loss will be lelt. sevir.il prnmisini! sophomores should adcipialelv fill the vai am ies. [288] G,ir, in,r. Il,m.r,. Ml,,,,,. l„„l„„.„, I ,„„■.. ( „„l, K-,.(,T, Cu,l GOLF 1 he Riickeyc ;()ll squad finished a fairly sucressful season hy tieiii( for seventh phue in the Fiig Ten tournament, field at the Kildeer Country Cliii) in Chicago. This was disappoinlinu ' to the liiK Ks as lliey had won five of their ten matches diirintj the season. Charles Carl and ChicK I ' .vans were the two varsitv letter men who returned from the 10j8 squad to form a nucleus for the IQiO team. Coach fioh Kepler added I ' rank liellino. .lohn Ciardiner. T onv Moiitanero .md Don.iid 1 liiuser to (omplctc iiis si rii.iii team. The first three ni.il lies ol the season were played on iIk ' new L ' olf course. A strong . lichigan team took Ohio s measure in the lirst match 20 to 1. The Bucks won from the Alumni in the second match l) sdirint! 22Yi points to the Alumni ' s iV z- A decisive 17 to I iclor w.is won over Carnegie. Ohio held a Dayton team scoreless on their own course while scoring eighteen points to register their third win of the season. In the next match at Michi- gan State, Ohio won over the home team hy the score of 10 to 8. Michigan chalked up its second win over Ohio hy a ten point mar- gin, KS ' i to 8 ' 2. At Detroit, the Bucks received their third straight defeat by the score of lOj ? to 7J 2. On their return to home Icrrilory the Bii kcye team won from Indiana, 14 to 13. The nial( Ills Willi Purdue and Illinois were lost by the scores of 14! 2 to llz and l,s! 2 to H ' ? to hriiii; the s.-ason lo a close. . six man team was sent Irom Ohio State for the National in- ler( ollegiate lournament at the Wakonda Coiuitry Club, I3es loines, Iowa. Charles Lvans was eliminated by Warren Berl, I .!( ific Coast lnt -rcollegiate Champion. I ony . lontonaro was .lUo eliminated in the first round ol iii.itc li pl,i hy I lenrv Ciistillo. Charles C ul K llic (iiiK ,irsil in, in lost to the golf team be- cause of gratlu.ilioii. Willi the steadx improvement of the te.un in 10 59 and the addition of several promising sophomores the |)rospects for the 10 |() Icim seem verv favorable. [289]  .v KC..v. N,., ,.,rn. M.I..,, ( ..„. . C,,,.!,,,., ..„ ., riic playing season for the varsity polo team is divided l)et veen the spring and fill! |iiarlers. Captain CIyl)urn. who had coached Ohio Stale to two Big Ten 1 Iiiiiiipioiisliips, was the coacli in the spring c|uarter of lOjQ. His duties were taken over tliis fall ny Captain Fowler who is the present Buckeye coach. In the opening game of the spring quarter, the Bucks came from neliind to lie Aiiljurn s undefeated team 7 to 7. The Auhurn team came Ijack strongly in the next contest to win handily over the Bucks by the score of 8 to 5. A higlily touted Illinois team lived up to advance notices to take Ohio 6 to 2. The Cincinnati Cav- alry, paced by Reedei Schell. former Oliio State ace. handed the Buckeyes their second successive defeat. Ohio received its fourth loss in a row when it was lilanked I) - Missouri 7 to 0. Illinois recorded its second Nvin over Ohio State to retain the title of Big Ten Polo Champions. This title is somewhat of a farce as Ohio and Illinois are the only conference schools with polo oiillilv. The first victory of the --(■ason was marked up for Oliio against Cincinnali l) .i 1 to 3 count. The final i5u(k defeat of tlie spring season was recorded in the win coliuun of tlie Harbor I lills team. T he annual Alumni game was an easy victory- for the varsity squad as tliey scored six points to the two scored by the alimini. Captain Fowler took over the coaching duties of the s(|uad at the l cgiiuiing of the fall fpiarler. He, along with the new freshman coach. Captain Johnson, has tried lo drill the team to a more offensive play than liad been used in the past. Forty-three new army horses were added to the stables to provide better polo mounts. The varsity squad has been training these young horses and several of llic older ,inil slower ones wiic nlircd iroiu pulo. I lie |)(il(i team played oiiK lliicc uMrni-. dminij llic Kill (|u.irl(T. I he lirst game was won l) Illinois I) the store ol In I. I Iri ' uarnc w.is not as one-sided as llie score rriiulil inditalc av Iwo cil tin- lllini !.Miak wire s( orcii on foul shots. Ohio was again delealed li lln- lllini s(|ira(l when the team journeyed to Illinois. . hotly contested victorv w,is won oxer lire l)a lon Iri-e liooters in the oidy win ol the fall quarl T. I he one point margin ol the to 3 score wav rccoideil l) the Ohio Slate team only after Iwo exciting overtime periods. Ohio lost all three of its indoor matches. 1 he victories ol the Cincinnati Cav- alry showed clearly their greater experience and the advantage of having indoor practice. . licliigan scored a i(loi o ei the Bucks Icir their ollrer indoor Ici-s. [ 290 ] W ;„,.., (■ ,„. ,.•,.).•. I ' Jt.uL U..il. I..r,h II W .r,,.., Knmrlv- Wlulc il,u,l,r,. k: ' ..H,..l . K. . .1. I- ! ' ToJ. . V .iel..r. . Smith Cnarl, ;)r. ficirll Momher.l.ip in tl.e Polo Club has increased rapidly since its forrnalion. The purpose of tl,e club is to stimulate interest in polo and to give the members a more tborouab knowledge of the gan e. interest of the club is centered around the var- sitv polo team as all members of the club are potential candidates for the squad. Captain i mler. varsity polo coach, is the advisor of the club. Awards are given I., oul-tandlnc. , |„l. mrmbers at the end of each year. Dun 15. . il..i..« Jacob A. Bamell John K. Britlemnn Gcorgp E. Brown James D. Cannon Ralph D. Clia Kvick Ted H. Connor Wilbur D.Correll .Icscph B. Convin RifhnrilH Cullop JnrL M.D.I .one Rol..-rl F: D.in|.sey Ricl.ar l M. C.rren Stephen J Hastings Jerri- L. Hopping .lames L. Hunter Kent R. Kaitihin Inward J. Kennedy Root P. Kiiowles Thomas F. Ixrili John J. l-orl . David E. Lusli Raymond E. Mason Robert C. MeCoy Fred H. Meisinger Harry C. Miller Robert R. Miller Philip H. Naun.bure Henrv- C. P.-.ler on Louis H. Pollack K„Urlll. IVrrv Glenn Pignolet Rirhard G. Raup NN ' illinm O. Reed Chester L. Root Ray H. Rmlolph R. William Sanborr Alan Smith Clarence J. Sirouss James B. Titus Frank P. Todd Richard H. Tuggle Fred Veil Paul Werner Paul R. Wheeler Robert F. While Ke ' meJv, Sanliorn. Rudolph McCoy. CuUop. . ' foson. Connor [291] IITR I lie Inliaiiiiiral I )t-| arlrnfiit was lurnit-d in 101 to gi e Ine average student an opportunity lor atlilctic |)nrlicipafion. Twenty s[)orts are now- offered in a [jrograni which extends over three ((uarters. Each year the Intramural hesliviil is a leatiire e enl of the f)ros rani. I lie I cslixal extends osct an entire day. The haskcthall ( harn|}ionships. the Inter-Sororil and Inter I raterriity Sin  finals, aiul the f ' estiva! I )ari( ( ' arc tlic ()iitstaii(lin i e -nts ol the protjrani. Achie cment awards are t i en to the cham- pion. runner-u[j and flight champions in each ol the s[)orts. (iASKKIiiAII. F ' raternity Clinmpioii F ' lii Kcippa Psi F ' raternity F-iiinneriip Siuiiia Aiplia Flpsilon IndepotKlent Cliampion Campus A. C . liidcpciKlcnt F iimieriip Railroaders iinil)er ol teams competing 278 Niimher of individuals competina 2752 N ' OI.l.EYFiALL F-rateriiity Champion Sicma Alpiia I ' .psilon Fraternity F ' iunnerup Siema F ' lil F ' .psiliin Independent Cliampion Tower Clul) No. 1 iiulcpendent Runnerup I ower C luh No. 3 NijimIxt ( ( teams lompetinc I !• NiiMiKci ol in(li i lii.ils compelins 101 I BOW!. INC. I raternity Cliampion lpli.i ( •.imma Rlio |- raleriiily Runnerup Plii Clii Independent Cliampion Newman Sinners liidipindent Runnerup u ' ri ulliire Niiiiilier ol teams rompelinc 2I uiiii)er of individuals tompeling I 5 )0 Mr. f.ro G. Sici ey. Diri ' ilor o tnlriiiniiru SjKirN Mrs ; v(vll tl itnr.lrr. .ilrtiniKru . „i,l inl (■;„ K,.,.,.,i l i. I r„l.-nnlv H„.LlUI ( ..■iiipioiu MliM.l Mrl ' l.r ' l - r.ll.rililv o ..v(..i (V.,i.ii|Mom rri.iii . ' iiirii-rs. liiJfpeiulviil Hoiiliiin ( ' iani|Wi n [ 2v: } URILS Mr. Leo O. Slaley, assisted hy Mrs. K r ' lyti B. Hunter, lias orcanizecl nn efficient staff of in- tramural managers and officials to carry out the intramural program. Tne goal of achievement of the intramural managers is to receive an ap- pointment to one of tfie three senior manager posi- tions. I hese appointments are given only after three years of diligent work as underclassmen in the department. Each of the seniors chosen is in charge of the managers for one quarter. Joe Dittmer was the fall senior mtinager. and Fred Burrows and Don Allen were in charge of the winter and spring cjuarters respecti ely. SOFTB.ALL Fralernify Champion - ipha Gamma Sigma Frafernih- Rimnerup Befa Tfiefa Pi Indepcnclent C nampion Tower No. 2 Indepenaent Runeriip Zephyrs College Champion Mining College Rimnerup -X. S. D. A. Number of teams competing 115 Numr pr of individuals competing 1654 BASEBALL — SfM ING. 1959 Fraternity- Champion lpha Gamma Rho Fraternity Runnerup Delta Sigma Delta independent Champion Stadium Chil) independent Runnerup Tower Clidj Niunljer of teams competing 26 Number of individuals competing 519 TOUCH FOOTBALL Fraternity Cham()ion Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Runnerup Delta Tau Delta independent C bampion Tower .No. 5 independent Runnerup . iining-. ' letailurgy Numijer of teams competing 102 Nuniljor of individuals conipeting 15-15 inlrantural yUiiutqvrs Alpha (mmma Sigma. I ' ralvrnily So l(«J( Cliampion Alpha Gamma Rho. I ' ralrrnily BasrhaU Cllampton Delta .■ i.,ma fUla. Iralprnily Toi.c i FoullnJl Clmm,Hon [29?] IITR Spring, 959 h HORSESHOES | Iratcrnity Clianipioii Plii Oeltn Tncfa Irafernity Riiniicnip Delta Sifiniii Pi liKlepcndent C liarnpioii Auriciiltiiral SIikIciiIv Teams 3 Individuals 268 _ n: ci c. V Clianipion of I oils Sam King Champion of Sabre M Kinney Cosier Cliampion of Epec Newton Armstrong Individuals competing 2 J TENNIS SINGLES l. ni ersit Cliatnpion Dudley oodward l ' niversit Rinuicrup Mnceo Hill Individuals competing 73 TENTVIS DOUBLES V L ' niversit - Cliampion Phi Kappa University Runnerup Delta Sigma Delta Teams 62 A Individuals 121 ■ GOLF SINGLES University Cliampion I . A. Sliurlz University Runnerup K. Conrad Individuals 48 GOLF DOUBLES I ' niversity Cliampion Alpha I an Omega Universltv Runnerup Betii Theta Pi T.an.s 38 Indixidn.iU 11(1 S |N| 1I (. Organi .alioii Champion I ' hi ( ■.iiniii,i I ) -lta ( )rL ' aiii .ilioii Ruiuiciup lphti Kappa Kappa hulisi.lu,,! ( l.anipioM I )arrel Holmes hulixi.lnal i unurup lack Mil. hell Irani 10 liidixiduals 51 IR ( K iTrialUon) ( )rgani .ili )n ( li.unpiou Sigma Alpha Fpsilon ( )it;.un ,ilicin Runnerup Delta I ' p ' - ' ' ■ ' ' iri.lividn.d ( hampion I. I anuhurvt lii(li iilual Runnerup Ld I lulmayer I rams 26 Individuals 138 iiili ' rfriiltTiWIv Sliifl CImmitlon .An Irilriiriiiiriil miirii ' r mttrv a .itHIn ' An I ' lii run lo|i| i ' il sliorl .A l irii l and cl ;Hirry [ 2 ' 4 ] nau Sprinff. OlO ii. i:)Mi T() siNc.i.r.s University Cliampioii Willi. iin Millir I ' nivrrsilv I ' imiKTiip Art I )cLoiit; In.livi.l.ials 12 JiADMINION IX)l ' IM.i:S University Clianipions W. i ' cldiii.in, II. Vincent University Kiiniicriips ( ■. Yasli. ( . Mechir 1 earns 10 Iniiividiinls 20 S()l ' ASII University Clianipion Paul lifer Universilv Riinneriip RoImtI ( uriis Individuals 1 ' ) Aiiiumn. 919 sphi-:dbai.i. University Ciiampion I.aiiihda C lii Alpha Universitv Runneriip I an Knpp.i I ' .psilon Teams 10 Individuals l-«0 IIORSF-SHOi: DOUBLES University Clinnipions M. Fox. E. Waite University Runnerups J. Cox. T. Pottenger Teams 63 Individuals 126 W ' iriler. 9- 0 INTRAMURAL FESTIN ' AL Intcrsorority Sing Kappa Kappa Gamma Intersorority Runnerup Alpha i Delta Interfraternity Sing Alpha Zeta Inlerfraleriiily Runnerup Kappa Sigma I ' eslival I-roe Stvie Relav Phi Gamma Delta IVstival M.dlev Relay Sigma Chi w ' Ri-sruxc. 121 poiuids champion ( leorge Cieorge 128 pounds champion Harry Foreman 136 pounds champion Frank Jaros 145 pounds champion Thomas I lutt 155 poun ls champion James Johnston 165 pounds champion F ' ranlv McAllister 175 pounds cham|)ion Rohert I liunoner HeaN-yweiglit Leonard Thorn HANDBALL University Douhles i hampions. . I ' . Ilcndrcni, R. Srnilii University Douhles runnerups. ... P. JenyK, B. ngelo tabll: ti:nnis sin( .les University Champion Jides 1 erf University Runnerup Harry Sage TABU-. TI-.NNIS DOUBLES University Champions. . .Wayne Pine-hart. J. Drooyan University Runnerups lien Seiferas, Jack Beatly Intramural Festival Dance Phi Delta Tlwta. Intramural Pla iuv Winner rlu- .,ti„5 ,core a cat shot Tuo fiiirii fxi c oiifi rs loams Iry for n champlonskp [295] ..,,,«. . ;r, „n. . W.. ,a. WalUt, Ko m. MinJ go Vui-cr. ' viner, Kapner, Croud,. Mi l:. SaluHck Kio«. SI,orjl. rlanJen. SHRLET KEV President Ira Flanders Vice President RnrI L. Sl.artf Secretary Herman W. I..vill Treasurer David S. Giln.orc D,„ „l,l i;. Allen Richard P. Keltina r irl L. Shard { M .,ri;e R. Bowers Paul A. KluKa i:rneslll.Tres h 1 r, ,1 W. Burrows Robert i:. Knap|,e„l,eri;er Noland D. NnnDeniaA I ' .rnest S. Crourh 1 larold M. K.,l,n Sanfor.l W. Waller Joseph H. Dillnier Herman W 1 , v,ll C. Arnold Weslloke r l-landers U,nWMill„r Roherl 1. Weaver l)„vi.is r,ii„,„„. Ravn„„„ll:Milt, llarvevi: Weiner 1 l ..l,.rlll„M,lM.r Ri h.,r ll)Mindm na ldR Will M.irk 1 l„lli„«.w„rll, Murray Ni.kles 1) W.il.ur Williams l..lml) Ireland Kohert C. Ries ernon eisLe K. rjiiil 1 1. Kiipner William Sal«iiL Ri hard R. oppel ' i( s( liools, iIk I raiilinai), |,„,Ih .illilrlcs .UK I iii crsil . lie aiiii Ir) cnc oii riitJf s| i)rlMiianslii|) and lriiii(ll Incvs liclwiiii ()liiii Sl.ilr fiiul ollirr viirsity managers association, Scarlrl Key. w.is oruani t-d in l J I liy ( icorue I,. lien assistant dirc-ctor of allili-lics. f. Ill S(,ipl l K( li.iM ' worked ( ()()|i ' ial is •! v ill Imhioi iiiu p.i l ' i prcMMil Ohio Stale liavc sliiv.-d In, IViciidliri irlalioii- Iwlvvcn vln.lrnis. .diiinni. la. iillv and lri -nd ; (if the [296] m om.en 5 ( ' „l,i,„i (, TaWor. UJcr o -il-rtul iiiiior SaUonJ iwtm- woMErs spons [ 298 ] J I he l% ' n()lc (luoMuliiiiil llic |)li -.i(.il (lii( .ilioii (irou ' r.un liir wniiii-M is Id ui ' llii- -tiKlcnU llii- Inn nf parl( ipatinu and In olli-r llic opporlniiily li r iiiiprovcnK-nl in skill. I lie liii ililics and llio pro[ ruin ol (lie dcparlincnl arc (on sl.nillv ( ' pan(liii(; to meet ' llic needs and to fit tiie ( liant ici( interests of tlie sin- dents, i lie sports pri t rani in liidis intrainiirals and sports ( Inlis ti-. well as llie recpiired pliysii al edu- cation courses. 1 liere are twenty-tliree sports offered in lliis prouraiii so that cacli of llic seventeen liundred ijirls participatinc, most of wlioiii are freslinien and soplioniores, may find what she wislics. Fliis Ureal v.iriely of sports makes this one of llie larfjesl and best planned women ' s sports programs in tlic (Oiintry. (fowling is tlie only sport wliicli is not provided for on tlie canipns. Classes and tournaments are lliere fore licid in a howling alley near the campus. The sports ol (Jolf. archery, cind archery goll are the iiiost jjopulcu oiildoor sporl . llic noii (lasses arc held on the new University ( lolf Course in the autumn and spring (piarters. while practice in tiriving and putting is carried on in the licId house during the winter quarter. ( lirls who like strenuous outdoor activities can play hockey, soccer and lacrosse during the fall and spring ((uarters. Baskethall and volley- hall are offered during the winter rpiarter. Some of the indoor activities offered are social dancing, had- minton. fencing, vollcyhall. diving and swimming, tanic tennis, tap and folk dan ing and innunicralile others. The intramural program oilers an opporluniU lor sororities, dormitories and ollii-r indcpcixlcnl or gani .ations to present teams in competition lor awards, there are also tournaments to di ' lermine the individual champions of various sports. Tournaments are held in baskethall. volleyhall. lahle tennis, badminton, bowling, golf, tennis, and several other sports. The wide scope of this part of the prognim gives others as well as the members of clubs and physical education classes an opportunity for recreation. For those girls who are especially skilled in certain sports there are the sports clubs in which are found other girls who are cc|ually prolicicnt in those sports. The archery, hockey, outing and bowling clubs. liowcNcr. arc open to .iiixonc wiio i-- inlcrcslcci and have no spc-c iai incTiibcrvliip rcc|iurciMcntv. [299] WOMEFS SPORTS I lie Swan Cliil). Or liesis. Boot and Saddle and Spur. F ' od and Mask. IM.ysi.al Hd.Hation Clul,. Coif CIi.l.. Badminton Clul). and tlie Tennis Clul) .dl nave (ertain re |uirenients lli.it niiisl ! ■ met Mefore llie applirani neromes a reyiiiar nieniner. Some of llie rlin)s (ompete willi women from otlier uni versitics in ridiiiC. swimminc and llier S|)orls under llie sponsorship of llic respective duhs. i lie presidents of the various s| orts cluhs. their faculty advisors, and rep- resentatives of campus groups form the governing body of the Women s Rec- reation Association. The Association sponsored the Mirror Lake Nile Clid) cis well as events for those interested ill o-educational activities such as swinimini . nadminton. and lahle ten nis. One of the outstanding events sponsored by the Women s Re reation Association is the Intercollegiate Sports Oay in whiili girls from Ohio Slate compete with neigliboring colleges. Competitive tournaments were held in baseball. ar( her . badminton, golf. teiiiiis. s s iiiimini. ' and fen ing. I lie Northeastern [district of the Alliletic lederation of College Wom- en iiiel at Ohio State in the third week ol . pril. i he Northeastern District iiuiiides an area which extends from Maine to Ohio. There are about one liimdred colleges and uiii ersities in ( liidetl in this area. I he representatives attending . the conference were addressed by many sp ' akers proniiiiciil in llie licld of women s atlilelii s. A iaru-e p.iil of llic muk-ss of the women s sporls progr.iiii Is due In tin- excelleni personnel iil (lie di |),irliiieiil. .■ 00 } II T ..y S il D U L E and I L R , M„„ ;„,.„„ ,l (,.M. uMi. J .Ulw, The annual horse show presented in the sprint! ( liniaxes the years activities of Boot and Saddle and Spur, women s ridiny luh. During the year the Inh rides Kvice a week under the direction of Miss Mary Yost, club advisor. Member- ship in the club is based on the ability to ride. The advanced riders are members of Boot and Saddle, while the members of Spur are those whose riding needs im- provement. In addition to the usual program, the club held a special games day for its meriwjers this vear. Boot .AND SADDLE Merrv K. Dauglierlv Doroll,™ J. Davison Sar.ll. I). Do W Carol DravtT .Aliens M.Ekle Martha C. FJIis ■M l.miK  r.- 1 Ivll.nan ™l..-lli L lirk.l la I. Fullon 1.- GaUs . E. C-.,-rl.rr vL. Ilasl.ll Hilda I argiiian Mar -J. Mahoy Virginia E. Marrlin.a. Virginia J. McMlisLr Jane A. Monlgonicrv Rulli E. PatLrson Dorolhv R. P.l.rs Ev.-lvnLS luil..rl E lnall. S.OII Ellrn A. TalLol Ada L Wolil Betlio I. ZimMM-nnan Ev,lvn L. Zi,„„„n„«. SPl ' R Kathleen Geigcr .Audrey A. Greene Pnulrlte Gross ' eln.a R. Hoskin. Uettv . . King.w Elaine Paken-k lx raine S. Rice Eudlle B. Sinio ' .mig, )) ,;l. lllls. Pullerson. lU.lr. Umy. U. HM,r. Gale. ii ' iM n. ' J ' i f all. Ihawr. . onlflom. ' .ejner. Wo . . ff«. ell. V lman M(irt7initiii. Xiinrnrrrruin. Fi  ril. Fullo Sf iij rrl. Daitqhcrty. Sci ' [301] ' I nendsk. f I lows nikUUGll TilliSli CMIW ' NRLS . JP- , ratemit y dmimstration fre l Slcckrr aJviso, Bill Alltn iinil ]oe Ryan on inlerfmlemlty alioirs 1 lie second annual ( ireek Week, largest allair of its kind in llie (oiinlry. took place on the campus October 26-20. Thirty-five national officers of the various fraternities located on the Ohio State campus were guests of the Coiuicil of Fraternity Presidents. T he climax of the meetings was the Oreek Convocation Banquet followed ny the color- ful Interfraternity Dance held in the men s gymnasimn for which Charles liarnett and his orchestra furnished the riuisii. The |)rinc ipal speaker at the Ban(|ii ' l was Dr. Harry S. Rogers, president of the Poly- technical Institute of lirooklyn and chairman of the ation  l Interfraternity Conference. Other speakers on the same program were. homas J. Herbert. Attorney Cieneral of the State of Ohio, and Fred .1. Millit ' iin. lormcr . ssislanl Dctiii ol Men. wlu) was the I oastmasler of the Ban(|uet. Cireek Week was ollicially inaugerated with the Pledge Ban(|iiet held in the Pomerene Refectory, where Dean of Men .loseph A. Park acted as loastmaster fjnd presided over 500 pledges. Harold I .. Flint, deneral Se relary of Tau Kappa Epsilon was the main speaker of the evening and stressed the fact that the successful future of fraternities at Ohio Stale de- pended upon those who were crossing the threshold of fraternal life for the first lime. Mr. rlint commended three ohjectives to the fraternity plejiges. I ' oremost is the ion oi neing a good student, sci oiid is the lollowing ol |)l ' (l j ' dulics as a lorm ol training, and finally that of heing a Irtii- Iriend ol his nrothcrs. At the Ban(|uet Dean i ark introduced . . Baird llellron. i liairman ol ( ireek Week and who was ilirectly responsinle for all the functions. .Mong with Mr. HelTron were also In- troduced, .loseph M. Ryan, president of hraternity Presidents. Wllli un II. . llen. set relary of lrat -rnit . llairs. and ( ieorg 1.. Packer, last year ' s Cireek Week i liiiinnan. BnMkl.Lsl w.is -f, i. In ill. ' ii..lioii,il c lli . ' IS in iIk ' ( )|ii i nioii I ' riflay morning, at wiii.li IjiiK ' ,1 i.hiikI l.iliii ' .IIm iissl.in rv.iK. ' .i. Al noon. I ' i. l. ' ss..i William L. Ciraves pre side! .il till ' lurw lieon h -ld at the I ' aiulty C lull lor the iralernilv representatives ind the Uni- MTvilx administrators. I he print Ipal speaker was Howaiil H iinilti n. i ' .duialion . ' dvist r for Phi Kappa PsI who coniliicted a rt)iuul lal)!. ' .1 iM iivvi.ui mi lli. ' Ii.ilernltys part in the I ' .diiia lional System. .Xhly assisting were. Dean I i. ' il II liiin. ' i nl the l ' ni frsil iil llllniii . Richard .1. Votuig. |-. (i ulivc .Set lel.iry til 1 ii.l.i l .i|)|).i I .in. ,uid II Miltiilge. Fvet uli c Secretary ol Thela Chi. [ JOS ] nm WOK Satiirilav. tlie lolorfiil Coriicll Oliio State fooliiall t ' .inic atlrarlpfl llic attention nl .ill the Greeks. Witli true fraternal spirit lliey atlrnded (lie u ' .iini- in a l)e)fly. fifteen Innxlred strong. In tfie evenlnfi, informal smokers and d.in( c-. were licld in liormr ol llie national lead- ers at the various cfiapter riouses. The Ohio C ' ireek Week was established last year with llic oiijcc live of offerinu an op- [jortunity for simultaneous visitations of national officers to the University campus. The Council of Fraternity { ' residents feels that, in having estahiished a new national tradition among fraternities, a more united bond of friendship and (ordiality will exist along the Irontiers of fraternal brotherhood. The faculty advisor of the program was Frederick Steiker. Assistant Dean of Men. while the following luider-graduates served as officers at the various meetings: Jake Shawan. chairman of invitations. Jack Younger and Robert Stenson, chairmen of publicity. Harry Calavan, chairman of the Convocation Banquet, George Packer, chairman of the inferfra- ternity l ance. Charles Kent, chairman of the Faculty Luncheon. Ralph W. Sanborn, chairman of Attendance, and William H. Allen, General Secretary-Treasurer. Robert J. Fp- plev, sophomore chairman, and I hornas I.. Packer, sophomore secretarv of fTaternity . ffairs. TOii . lierherl. Ohio .Allorru-y GefwrJ. speaks at Convocation Banqncl .loirifl Prpmlpnl NcPlwrson gh-es Mo co„,i„n ad rc..s i,„r, llvliro . ILrM 11 Vlint. n .lio ,,,M „n. ,„„( ),■„„ (Vl,., (;r,.,.t W. la px-sccr tary o Tun Kappa ek advisor, at Pledge lianqnel alion Bum iicl ( ' „.r i.. lianwll «.. hi, U,nd al nl. ' rrral ' r.. lv Hall Dr. Harry 5. Roqers Fred Milligarx Stcelf. SeaLolA. Fartley. Buenau. Hoe- wisclier. Pierce. Gardner. Porter. Seff, larUi Redding. Toher. Palmer Dotter. Minor, Goldherger. f a -%Ala K ' o rnson. Volz. 1cKeei r. Dai-idson, Oivrholizer. Rutledqe. ( ' J .n Horn ' N ' jn. ander W ' erf. Kemp. Moore, PacLcr. Boo s. Ellioll. Bou.rj. W rigl.! ;.. (. Jul5 ar. 1arx. UnAel. Allen. Kyan. Hauck, ood, Hxirey. XK ' einer Eppley. Patch, Packer. Living$lon FRiTERIITV mmi OF PRESIDEITS The Council of [ raternily Presidents, one of tne three fraternity councils under the direction of the Office of Fraternity Affairs, is composed of the Presidents of all forty-eigfit undergraduate fraternities. Most of the work originates in the seven standing committees of the council. 1 he committees are: rinance. Alunuii and Na- tional I elations, Public Relations. Cam- pus Relations. I ' ' ledge and Social Rela- tions. Scholarsliip and Executive. Tlie du- ties of these committees interlock to some extent, but each has its definite projects and policies. The purpose of the Council is to promote better University-Frateriiilv and Interfraternily Relations. .Araria I ,l,..rt i;. K.-,l,l,ni. Alpha Epsilon Pi Bernard J, Hosonson (p m Gamma Rl,o Myrt)n L RulloJgc Alplm Gamma Sigma Cecil H. Robinson Mplui Plu Delia Anthony Passclln Alpha Rho Chi Paul S. Bukrr Alpha Si„ma Phi Ricl.ard H. Collins Alplui Tan Omega Rolurt E. S..,1m,M Alpha Zola Wiilinm J. Hoewis,l„r liela Tlwla Pi Rob.rt W. Minor C;,i P;,i W ' illiun. F. DucUortl. Delia Chi Robert J. Doller Delia Sigma Phi Charles H. Bird Delia Sigma Pi Forrest F. Hulsler Delta Taa Delia Douglas C. Weaver Delia Thela Sigma Br,ice E. Oberhollzer )e la Upsilon Charles E. Rarev •psifon Psi Epsilon Harold P Burnau Kappa Delia Rhn Gemld K Wood Kappa Pfli Kappa Ralph I I 1 loll Kappu Si(,ma Rirhard M. I lurdin fornUa Chi Alpha Gerald R. TaLer Phi Hela Delia Arthur Markell I ' hi I etla Chi Wnvne M. Ste.le Ph, Delia Thela h,rk E. WriBht ' « Lp ih,n P, Sidnrv riner Phi Gamma Delia Joseph Rvan P u Kappa ChfTord Kemp Phi Kappa Psi George I - Pai ker Phi Kappa Sigmn Robert Harper P .i Koppa Tan Arthur A ol, P;,i M„ Delia Jnn.es M Ellioll Phi Sigma Delia Millar.1 F. Bomslein Pi Kappa Alpha David 1 1. B«ds Kha Pi Phi S«nford Urx Sigma Alpha P.psilon Rieder W. Schell .Sii,,M« Alpha U, Melvin T. Goldberger . ij„na C ,i Dean W. Pal.ner . ifinia , ' (i William . ' . M «ire .■ iflnui Phi h.psilon George Bow ers Sifiina Pi .N ' omian O. Pien e Tan llpsilmi Phi William E Chaikin (III Kiippa Epsi on . . Fnincis J. Winder Werf Hiela Chi Riihald S. Gardner ; h.l.i KapiH, Phi Robert J. MrK-evr I ' hela Tan Jark E. Zimmenilan thela i Lawrence Porter riiiiifile Russell C Nefl Z.l.i Ifiln ail Edwin A C.olomb Irrdiri.k Sleike Adrivir [310] I n E li F U T E R 1 1 T V P L E D (I E C U i n L The Inlorfralornity Pledge Council is composed of a nieml)er of llie pledge class of each undergraduate fralernity. I liis council is more flexible and informal llian llie President ' s Council and tliat is the natural result ol its nur[)()se lii(li is to promote ac |uaint aiuesliip cukI t (jopcr.ition among its m ' ml)efs. A number of lasting Iricndsliips are always Formed in tills council, wbicli expedites tlie work which will lie handled later by these members as they become tlic leaders in the inlerfralcrnitv movement. .Acano George A. Pninler . l, ha Epsilon Pi Movnard S. Burl Mplm Gamnm R io Roli.rl 1 1. Ku.l, Alpha Gamma Sigma Harr - W. Wolfe Mplui Phi Dvlta William H. Pnppnno Alpha Rho Chi Morvin C. Scolt Alpha Sigma Phi Willinni K. Joius Alpha Tau Omega Robert Wright Alpha Zela Fred W. Neer Beta Thela Pi John T. Bonner Chi Phi Thomns H. Cliipnian f)e(l i Chi William D. Ravner Delia Sifinm Phi Charles S. Hellver Delia Sigma Pi William R. Hahn Delia Tan Delia Thomas O. Dictev Delta Thela Sigma Ri.hard 1. Kraft Delia Upsilon Donald E. Groh Epsilon Psi I psi on Frank A. M„ehlenl,eck Kappa Delta Rf.o Robert Siegfried Kappa Phi Kap,.n Robert C. Trainer Kappa igma Frederii k F. Jaeger Lamf Ja Chi .Alpha Lowell W . Hecht Phi Beta Defta Ralph P. Stillman Phi Delia Chi Robert R. Morgan Phi Defta Thela Jim D. Potter Phi Epsi on f i Har ev T. Gohlstein Phi Gamma Delia loseph R. Engle Phi Kappa James H. Kiniz Phi Kappa Psi Wm. A. Ri bar,l. Phi Kappa Signm Glenn E. Mill.r Phi Kappa To.. Robert L. P.rd..e Phi fu Defta Wm. B. ELswi.k Phi Sigma Delia Robert S. Seidman Pi Kappo Alpha Robert I.. Ogle Rho Pi Phi Leo rW.rs Siqma Afpha Epsifon Richard W. Hnger Sigma .Afpho la Jo.seph M. Cowan Sigma Cfii Rirl,..r l G. Pow.ll Sigma i. lobn W. Brown Sigma Phi Epsi on David E. I lolmgren Sigma Pi James E. Bmlt To,. Epsifon Phi Aaron Mini To.. Kappa Epsifon Roland A. IVwll Thela Chi Edward D. Lammers Thela Kappa Phi Thomas S. Clonin Tfu.ta Tau Jack M. Neidenne er Tfu-ta i Charl.s C;. Slile Triongfe Richard L ' ollam Zeta Beta Tan Eugene A. Goldfjerg Cforan. aeger. Painter. Pappano. Gohlherg. ffolmgren. fferhl. Bonner. Unlz. Powell B..rl. Slilfmon. Co..an. Perdue. Zimmerman. W ' righl. Richards. Efs...irt. Wolle. leafdns. Miller. Trainer Brail. Eppfey. Dfingslon. Affen. Pocler. Patch. Morgan. KinI: t  f [311] OFFICE OF on ICF-RS C;.airman I ..,.,,l, M. Rv.h. Secretary anil Trensnrer W ' illiiim H Allen .Ac pisor FreHerif k Stecker .Wuisor l)ell„r Kimel TIk; Ollict ' ol IraltTiiitv Allairs arts as a clearing lioiise lor llic llirce Irateriiify rouncils: tlie Council of Fraternity Presidents, the Interfraternity Pledge Council. and tlie Professional Interfraternity Council. The Secretan ' of fraternity Affairs, who directs the Office of Fraternity Affairs, serves as tlie secretary-treasurer of the councils. The office handles all the secretarial and financial nusiness of tliese councils. The Ohio State University is proiul of its fraternity system, and likes lo point to it as a sample of what can be done for interfraternal organization when original- ity, democracy, and efficiency are substituted for irresponsibility and disorgani- zation. 1 he old Interlraternity Council, defunct siiue lyiO. limped alony lor live ve.irs vested with no real authority and unrecognized by university officials, in opposi- tion to the Council s policy, one Iraternity withdrew. The disintegrating Council found itself powerless to enforce discipline and (|uietl died. Then in 1951. assistant dean of men. Fred .1. Milligiin. was delegated hv Joseph A. Park Dean of . ' len. to draw up a new plan h)r organizing an executi e body. Ii,.l„rl I :,.,, .v. T ioma. L Packer. W ' itlm,,, ; ri.,„s(,.M. PUtll,, C, I ' .iuU [312] FRHERIIITY IFFAIRS I ' or llic lir l liiiM- In llic lii t irs iit lr,ili-riiil orUani .aliun. tlic I ' iiiv -r ilv assured ils su|)()(ir( lo llii n ( OniK il W ' liili- llicy rcmaiiicci self-govprninij. llic Iratcrni lies were now licid in line tlir )U li llic inlcrvcniioii of llie Univcrsily in case ol (iispnlc. ( )iil ol liaos ( ainc sircainlincd, modern tlcMuxraiy. Accordina to AssislanI |)c,in Inlliiiaii ' s plan, live Conru il win- aiilliori .cd: llie ( ouiK il of I ' ralernilv I ' iisidcnl . Ir.ilcrnily Manau ' ers A mh i.ilion. Inlcrlralcr nilv I ' Icduc ( ' .un(il. i ' lolcsvional liilcr Ir.ilcrnily CoinKil. and llic l r,il riiil Ad i-or-- ( (iiini il, Stiniid.ilinfi llic tlri c lor llic cnlirc Iratcrnal oruani .alion i tlic IriilcrnilN Affairs Office and. more parti( iil.irly. tlic Secretary of [•raternity Alfairs. the cov- eted .limior Office. Tlie Se retary of ( raternity Affairs acts as secretary-treasurer of all llic inlerfraternity organizations. Through the Fraternity ' Affairs Office, sup- ported l)v pledge registration from ca( h fraternity, the five Count ils coiila I ea( h other as a group. Mu( h 111 llie suoess of llic oHicc ( ,iiiic Irom its first secretary in lOjl. |-rederi(k Steelier, now assistant dean of men at Ohio State. Ohio Si. lies fralernity system, the lirst of its kind in the country, is held as an example lo ni.iriN schools and its success has encouraged other institutions to adopi llic pi. in. luich ear I ' raternity .Vffairs sponsors several events for trie fraternities. Eacli week the Inlerfraternity Pledge Count il has Greek ight on Station WOSU. Pul)li ilN .ilioiil ,iny fraternity or lraternit memher is directed into the proper channels hy the I ' raternily Publicity lioard. The total (osl to each fraternity lor all the services rendered hy the I ' raternity Affairs Offitc has heen onsislcnlU small, the average amount heing only eight dollars a vear. SOPHOMORK SKCRFT.VKIES Rolnrl J. lippliv W ' illii.n, S. Livingslnn 1 ' l.ilip G. Pnl.l. Tl ., L l ' ...L.r I Ul s|l l SI.CRi:i. RIKS lolin Bonn.r l...«isB..xl«...Mi Jos. pi. ( ' owan RoImtI r:.i««rJs wr,n..(;nl,U ,nll„ll.r.a U.r I Liiniur... R.ilpl. Kovrl RoIhtI K.i k Inin l.. ' vin - , «ron Mini Dave Pirrivnl JoniM Potl.r( VN ' illinm Ri. DouKl-.s „,i,l.i . ll..rl WJInck r.,. , (,.r,,. t..nn.r. FJwarJ . Pfrcii-al. I Ittlmiirrn. Ilrclil. . linll Cowan, ( mlitrn. lararr. Rir iarJs. I ' leifcrlo. lUimol, Eppicy, Ijfinqiton. Allon. Ryan, Packer. I ' olch [313] « f f f f Cf ft Itf t u„D.murl.. Wu.l. . K., .n-,M. ( •„l.,l„ ;,. K ,„,. tiut.r. b,JlU. LyoMS. TojK , (_ ' ' , ur,...y. o l,.r. Koarrs. Zif . Mason. S ofl f, J o,«.- (o Mason. oh ' cpM. . loore. Kobinson. RoJinsfcv. Martin. Grierson. Curtiss. Obersollzer. Ingram. Warner. .Smil ,. Croot.,. Grreflor. frieJman. Edwards. Doan Bh,nwn,clwm. U,rris,m. larU,u,. McCall. Horl pll. Flawer. Grim. Holift. Xriman. Wors iom. ;acDono . Qnrre. Comello FHITERIITY Mil HERS Assonuioi Junag..r— UiIIkt Kinsel A,it. Manager— Charles . . Ma .Ailrisor— Fr -.l,ri L Sl«lier Honir EronomisI— Pauline Trout I«). KD or DIKI.CrORS Howard Donne Louis Dudley Troy Feil el Miles Flickenger Saul Mason Alan MiManigal John E. Hr ' or Clara Rader GilbeH T. Sturroflc Roheria G. W ' eallhall Charles II, Williams Acacia Alpha Chi Omega Alphe Del a Pi Alphn Eps Ion Phi Alph„ Kps Ion Pi Alphf Ga. ...,a Rh Alphc Kappa Kapi Alph, ().„ ■K Alphi Phi Al, h, Phi Delta Alph , Psi Alph Sigr ■a Phi Alph. , Tau On.r((i Alph, Xi ).lt., Beta Ihela Pi Chi Oni.K 1 Chi Phi IVlln Chi Dell. Dell . Delia IVIl, ( ' .an II..I Delia Sit ' .. .. Phi 1 )e!ln T..U ivh.. Dell. Th.la Siiini. MEMBERS Delta Upsiion Delta Zita Gamn.a Alph.i Ganiiiia Plii I inilx K..pp„ Alph.. TI.eli K..pp.. D. ' li.. Kapp.. D. ' ll.. Rl... Knppa Kit|)| i. ( ' ..II Kaiipa Sicnia Ij.n.l dH Chi Alph., Nu SiB...,. . i. Omega I an Siuni.i Phi B.ta D.ll.. Phi Chi Phi D.ll.. 1 1. . ... i i.. n.i... 11..... Phi Mu Delta Phi Rho SiRn.a Phi Sigma Delia Pi Bela Phi Pi Kappa . ' Iphn Psi Onaga Rho Pi I ' l.i Sig.na Alph., Ipsih,, Sigma . l,.h.. Mu Sigma C hi Sigma Delia T.Hi Sigma Kappa Sigma Nu Sigma Phi I .| sih I ' i Phi D.ll.. I |. .l.... Sigma I ' i Phi D.lla Ih.l.. Tuu i:p il«n Phi Phi F.psilon Pi Tau Kappa I ' psile Phi Gamn.a Delta Thrta Chi l l,: K,.,,r„. 1 ' holn Kann.. Phi Phi Kappa Phi Kapp.i Phi Kappa Sigma Phi K..| pa Tau Phi .Mu Tlieta Kapp.i Phi Thela K..pp.i IVi Th.l.. Phi Alph.. Th.la i Z.ta B.I.. Tau 7.el.. W,,x Alpha [314] ' at ei mue6 ti IrieiiJnliip uarm hcfuev the firr lighn al am As Ihniin ' i lu-o ahaJou ' t form Klc,„. I ' mnlcr. lU-nlln: ( ,r„ss,n..n. .,„ Jrr, c.rl, i ,i,s,. (.,,■,„■•. .. ,!, „ Ofllfer. Cory. Hale, lioolwr. Far .-y. GoU,...r. Ij |pr. jUru. Hcsmer Sim. Slurrock. Snowherger. Kpc ciing. Heals. Cm-inn. h hllcn. Knigfil Lyle H. Barnes. Rural Econ. Oscar W. Bmmley, Dean. Vet. Med. W. VV. Charters. Bur. oF Ed. Res. Edwin F. Coddington. Civil Engr Joel S. Coffey. Aninmi Husbandry Storre W. Cole, (ieology (iuy Cooper. Ind. Engr. B . . Eisenlohr. i:,neritus l ' r,.( of Ger FACULTY MEMBERS Jantes A. Grossman. Vet. Anatomy VV. S. Hendrix. Romance Languages Harold II. .Njavnard. Bu. . Org. Glen W. McCuen. Ag. I ' ngr Cl.arles I-:. MacQuigg. Dean. Engr lolm W. . |,ans. SurgerN- CIvde S. Morris. Civil Engr. (Larlesf Roberts. Me, 1, I ;„tfr Horry M. Suge. Opiilfialmolugv Robert B. Slolli. Dairy Tech. Bland L Slradley. Dean. Art. Sri James B. Tharp. Ed. Wilbur M. Tidd. Zool William D Tumbull. Jr. Dean. Col of Enr Har%ey Walker. Pol. Sci. Artluir S Watts. Ceramic Engr Ma.k W. Cminn.Akr, l.i.kM.Beals. Columbus Warren E. Fdwartls. Willar 1... kson C. Bentley. Coluinbu I l..w«r l B. Cary. Columbus I loword E. Booher. Pic Ri. bard B. Cross. Akr gradl;ate s ' ildenis Howard Farley. Speed. C ' denn W. .Nfiller. Ag. Ed. J CL SS Ol loiii ( Jrville K Knigl.l. Cleveland l..lm I . M, Nbiien. Ubri, bsvill.- Robert [i Redding. Columbm Gilbert J Slurro.k. Clevrjand CLASS OF ion Inim D. Hale. West Libertv Kenn,.|l. i:. Oeffler. Ugan Walla.e I ' ietnr. G,.-,nville llwin S. Klein. Warren la.oes .M. Stitl. Bowling Gre.n CI ASS Ol- 1012 l-n.il E. Cbrislensen. Clevel„o.l lv ' ,.u I I I. I losmer. Mi.l.lleliel.l Philip G. SnowJMrger. CleveUmI Alfred I. Holden. Akron I )||„ l,.kra. Cleveland I .e W. ' nn Drr oil. W..rt.i. CIjXSS Of l ).n William Goldner. Warrcn ( l.-org.- A. Painter. Columbus lobn II W.lbn.r. Initio lolin R. Grt ' ene. luist I jverpool Curtis 1 1. Porter. Mingo Junction O iio Cfiopler l.uMsL-.l i  x, ..,C ,„p.er, f oim.led I ' ml I I IXill Me,„ ier f.MM Aciiria is tlic oiiU Masonir ori aiii .ili in on li pus. It was ' stal)lisli - l in 1 )()(). I lie present sIhk lure to l)e ra .fti in June lor tlio l)tiil(lint, ' ftl li Howard I ' arlcy is president: KJwViml Ul.i nier. I resident: Alviii Klein, serretars : (iill)«rl Sliirroi k. Ir iirer. and Warren I ' .dwards is tlie (yirrisy ! ' ' - ' sec reti y. Farley is workinu for Iiis Pli.lJ. in iNe slx-ec li deplirl nient. He lias directed many t ,i f- lor l l• (V.iin.i, sl( (ii( of tlie speech departineiit. Al Dasher ' I lolden. Iiesides oiiiipvint! the head position in the pledt e Uroiip. is one of the i, ' r ' ' itest petition oru ' anizers in the (onntrs. Rowland I iosnier. musical mar nieiiiiier cil the SMnphony Orchestra, the . larch- d the I nl ersity Chorus. In the same latter .dso sinus in the . ' len s C dee Club. )iilslandi Mj in ll e re.ilin of hooks arc: Iiol Redding, I ' lll Kcia K, pp. I .ii cl ' hi l!la Siu ' ma: f- ' hil Snowl er«er. I ' li r;ia S,u,,., Or ille iii uli i menu)er of Saddle aiul Sirloin, ( i int, e. ' l Ml X7lsi )llers, while Warren !{dwards is the rantern I lie ni.ijorily ol the house s memliers are eriijineers litis perhaps accounts lor their const ieiitiousness and iheir liiuh point hour ratio and the reputation of IjeinC a ((oofi man anywhere. I L- .,,„ ( I. .M. ' mul if.. uor.l. «,.„.. Well climh lo ..•ti. ' pn l. ' il i roll. ' lullrrn.s ,... f in.if, nrv fiirnoll.Ti al Acacia inlormal J in. -. ' . ' ar yr not llw hum ri.((| .ly leorWiigs. ' .. M {rnl Hou-arA Farley l,n„l,t up hn. liencall, oc.r iru-.ll.A pin. tlvar ,1,.. Ir,,..- .;i7] IJtttKetKKr iHUb- Duniel Ba Emanuel Gallin. Cleveland Albert Goldberg. Alloona. Pa W.ll.rAnsben. Spr ' g. alley. N Y. Paul IJ. IJlorli. New York. N. Y. Leonard C ' . Bralmnn. Steubrnville Maynard .S. Burt. Providenre. R. I. Irving I )nvi lson. Pillsburgb. Pa. Bert I -ngei. Brooklyn. N. Y. Morlu,, li.rkowit .. Yuungslow,, Uob.rl S. Berland. Cleveland His. J. Bucl.n.an. Rockaway Park. N. Y. Jerry M. Caplan. Pillsburgli, Pa. Melvin J. l-ine. C«lu.„bus Sbeldon 1-rnnkel. Manliallan. Y. Dr. Sidn . ;„n,,l:. U.,r. ,.-rl ' il. fv ' ' ' ■ Wine. Enqel. Burl. Soloman. i Iar()Qc l, MenJ ouMi:. Anshen. Silvenlein. Pert. ..,. . , ;er.. .. Kimmcl. Hn pern. ' rantef. r(i..lig. WViss. Goldman Brulman. Kirsc .enbaum. Krai B oc i. Fassfcerg. Simson. Gal in. l. Colt eit. Stonjer. «.....,.„ CwlJsmilh. Kripke. Feinf.erg. BanJes. S iufman H Gotl eil.. Ki. ' O.rilT Sirak Greenhouse. Daridson. fiuchma,,. Freed. Bertoiril:. Pesfcin. . ■rU.•itl. W ' iW.n, , .t W Hnr.rili. Fine. Taleisnick Berson FACIXTY MEMBERS D. Terr, Hisl. Dr. Max P. Kanler. Med. GRADUATE STl ' DENTS Sidney C. Kalz. .NIed. Iar in I .. Beder. Dent. . .N. Y. CLASS OF 19-10 Harold E. Fassberg. E. Paleslii Myron { einberg. Shaker His CLASS OF 19(1 Leo L. Goldsmilli. Brooklyn. N. Y. Kennell. N. Kripke. Toledo Bernard J. Rosenson. SicuU-nv.ll. L.O Gottlieb. Cleveland Er«in Mendlowilz. Columbus Millon SlanJer. Provid,-ncr. R. I Sidney S. lursl. New York. N. Y. David S. Goldn.an. Colundms Harold Gottlieb. Cleveland LeonJ.Horwilz. Bronx. N.Y. .Vlorlon Kirscbenbaum. Cleveland I laskell Kivowitz. N. Bedfor l. Mass. Bernard P. Kr.d. Ne ork. N. Kennetl. H. Levine. Brooklyn. N. Y. Charles H. .Marl.arb. Mlnn,i. Fla. Alvin Markowitz. Cleveland George Molar. I nrasler Burton IVskin. E.. Orange. N. J. CLASS OF ion I l„rold I reed. Brooklyn. N. Y. .VI. M. Grcenbouse. P. Amboy. N. J. Benjamin C. Hnlpcm. Cleve. His. .Manuel Hassel. Colinnbus David I lassel. Ashland. Kv Wilbur I. Horvvilz. Cleveland Howard Kiminel. Brooklvn, N. Y. jrvin Levine. Brooklyn. N. Y. ( KTald J. Liistig. Lomin Eugene Mei is. Sleubenville .Morion Pe.k. Clevelan.l l.en«r.l i: Silverslein. Trenton. l-.li M Shuhnan. Sle , Gerald P. Sin.son. Bn llennan Torleilsky. I. Max Weiss. Long Ull I ' u.lH Wine. CUr Eugene.Nl. Sirak. Cai I lairy Solonu.n. Clev. Morris TaJeisni.k.P .lack G Winennan. 1 OsearWishnrvskv.T Wdhamll WoUlein benville H.kU-n. N hn.io n.r .nd. Y land ■land lnlK y ' .. Ijveffxwl rrnlon. N. J ( .h.n.U.. I.. f;,.,,,ler CM ( „ „. . . ' .■„„. : l„U, ;,e,l l-J. ' J1 ( uiplers l..„„.l.:l 10(1 5 (MKI . leiiihers [■ 1R] A note of joy! Tlie Alpii.i I .|)sil,,ii I ' i l„. s li,i .- lor mally dericlcd that lipncclorlli. sim c llic liousc pciinl a eragc was so liiljli. tlu-y would devote more ol llicir well spent time to tlie lemale sex. 1 lie past year at llie Ahl ' i liouse lieaded l liernie Rosenson. Makio editor and member ol Biu L l .iiid l)i per. has lieen an oiitslandini one. In tin ' ii V lioirse (}n luKa Avenue, the tliirty pledu ' es. led l) |)le !t|V pn irv Levine and under tlie larelul super isi(«i V| l.i iil ant Master Mill Sl.inzier. enjoyed .1 lile lli. l u.V- stiiddjd- witli social allairs and a variety ol oilier aii h lliq I he football team started llie athletic ar ausjbit ious y l v winninu the league ( liainpionsliip. w iile lhe i).isk( l dl .ind li.ivih.il! teams soon emidali ' d the aridder Charlie Marhach was AhPi ' s Romophos man. Lennie Silverslein. thes()ian and radio player, had the lead in I iillei s Niijht of .Janua ry I6th and played in many of ( )Sl s drain.itic presentations, i iarold I ' assherg con- liiuu-d his four point hahil while Norman Kripke. keep- er of the hint; -• ransom and treasurer supreme, strolled -J oul u i li hu |i d i e d dollar hills lazily drooling from his poi IscK . id I I rsl and Irv i.evine had their nanu-s added i:ia . n (lulLland l orn.ai: Jnle ils ens sprinc (jiilirlei i-nd lo lerniin -Siania list. Mu allair ol the year was the Homecomin); weeken l that will lone he remendjered as llie iri .l : ' „„„. Will, llie Wind theater party with ri.il cj.iiK e ,111(1 three days ol liui. I hen irouahl llie aiwuial Sprinu [- ormal Week- a most successful vear. ;. • .A E Pi uilive was prvttv nigh ( lis quarter —tldiqenl Uidvinq or completp 7 tie cxecuiive comnxHive o Ps the AEPi quarter ly for pertinent information. f.et every good fellow cheer in unity. For Alpha r.p,ilon Pi. E. Pis Irin,, SDT; I., SunJuv a(f.Tnoon .|. I logd icr ... Go l...,ili;. an.1 Tofcy r« ' rv iL ' in roses for heing tlw smool ii ' sr roii i p al ( ' .■ Wi,il..r ornin iortense Jiaihrach s..rroi.nJ ' ( f.v h ' lhl J odmirers, l iiimn through xears of AEPl fame Candid cnmera catches capricious cutups. 19] .■ fc,■ll. K ;i.„„ ,..ii.. Kulgiroy. S. infidpr. W Ke.-.l. U( ' „y. CMmrA. I ' , I). Van Fosspn. Workman Willersluellpr, . ReeA. Pcilriiristv. Cole. Huily. Polli-ngor. Cox. WuflV. iC.„m: Knopf, Warnc, Rarey. Calduell. fiad-r. R„lU„e. C .,i lo .rn. Roiru-r. Criljill,. Di-nhlun. Si .ni l C M I .rguson. Po.illr Hus! CrI W ( mv. Animal Husl . Auron. Illni.r 1. Caldwell. Marietta I )ean I ' , rieniston, Spencerville K.,lMrl S IJuker. JaiUonlown (l.arles H. Cole. Williamsficlcl lus.pl. C. Cox. WosliinBlon. D. C. F ' ioherl ii. Bighani. I osloria Kn-d L. Graham. Marietta Kuu-mO. Heskell. ColumI, I r. .1 . I Knopf. Aurora i M. Iirnl,.,k,r. W. Al.Xi.n.lru, K„Im-,|| Br,.l,ak,r. W. Alexandria ll.„,„„„ A („!,.. WilliaM. li..|d I .,,!( ( nek. M.,r,lpi,li,.r ( .„IW ( l.,rk. . |e.l,.,n„ lMiri; FACI ' LIT MI:MBKRS I .vn.an F.. iarJtson. .Ir. Dean. Ag. Donald W. Clover. Dair Terl.. C.eorge M. McClure. Agron. end,ll rVldork. tl. Prof. Hort. ( -.RAfX ' .ATF S11 ' DI:NTS Orris U I -vers. H..rt. Clarenre F. Center. Agron. Roger H Flund.er). Agron. Rirh.ml A. Han.illon. Hurt. CI. . SS Ol- l JIO lames F. Crav. Asliville X ' ernon Patterson. Chesterland Clenn H. Griffith. lohnslown. Pa. Richard G. S l.mitl. Ir. Plain City CLASS Ol I ' It I G.orge L. Gehhard. IJr a ' Slephe,, I. I ' al.oa.vky. . ii R. C. MtCoy. Breckenridge. Tf David r:. Parr. New Malamora . . Pottenger. I larrison dR. lUnier. GroveiM.rl lolmR. McGwire. London I .imo .s Mowery. Alexandri, RoImtIP Rarey. (ohm.lms Willlan, O R.-ed. Millord ( CI SS OF loii Ri.hard I Ridgwav. Ilillshoro ia RoheriWRndv. Covington Dannv A an I o.ssen. Croton ILruldB Wagv.NmirmtSlatH CL SS Ol I0I5 Lmu-li linnev, Ce,l„ ille lol„, A ( ;..odlellow. Springfield lanMsl llnnler. I.ond.m RoIhtIII Kmk, .« Knoxvil!.- K„l,.,r.l I ' Kr,„dv, WorlLiMgl,., I..-,.!). Lnol. I .....dWnuhesle Ri.hard I l ' ,.tronskv. Ann.ra ll.dMrll Rean.r. Invn, loin, I N.M,,.s..n. ( hJh.oihe R.,v, oiNhnIt . .len nl C;u tavll l ' oes.h. Mori. Ciiesler O. Rerd. . t- Eng ' Werner L Nelson. Agn Glen L ' on Josjm. Croluo Grant '  Hk.I|. Waterviih l„lo, M R,ed. I .ndlav Mvn.nL Rntl -.lge. ' A.ne  ll llan.ldR S hneider. Gnlmni BrvanI A. Workmun. Aliian. AldenA Wamer.C.rremi Richard F. W ' llterstaetler. ( K..s.sell S Wilkin. HilUUn la.noB Llu . RntiamI R a hard I. I annehill. IlilUhoio Brv.eLWeikrr. Kepuhlic Panic Warner. Gi.-.nvdle lirlii Cfiii iler I r0 „(,,! Aromw loh iJnd (W( -,. C a.p„.r, l ' onlide( 1011 I ' )()( () . . iidiers [ m) ] I Alpli.i (..1111111,1 Kill) li.iv Ixcn honored tliis vr.ir l.y li.i X ' arsily () man to ,inu iii.nl ( ' .lin ( ' .rillilli. lli - varsity ina its name placed on tlie all-fraternity acliievement roll. wrestler. Tlicv are not. however, coasting ' on their yast record. nj[ . s to men ol (am|)iis proiniiiem e. . lph,i ( i.imiii.i Rlio .lUo MifTTrrSv ' Kiit kiitledu-c was elected as the iii.iii to are (ontinuintj to progress steadily into i iApns .utiviti I his year in intramural sports, the . lpFiiX( i.imm.i Ivl howlint te.iiii rolled themselves to a ir it rn« ( haiii| ship and howled the liiuhest team score ii ' v erVrecorded I a fraternity. Joe Cox and Tom Pollen ti ' P wn A themscK each a cup as rininer-np in the Iraternlly horXeshoe d hies. The haskethall team also hroiiuht liome tV ' hac oi hy winnint; its leasJiie championship Dick W ' itterstaelter seems lo lie siiininu -i- -Imrtslop on the varsitv hasehall team wiiiiii will .idd ■mother irtNinized . t ronomy Cluh and liol) ' 1)1111 j( hosen to prolei t the money for l iitledu ' e. ■ml ly sen has just retired from a( line as ifie oL K,- Saddle and Sirloin CItil,. b.it Fiill Reed led in as treasurer of thai organization. F ' ' arr and iire the men who lake- the miinites lor A.S.. ' .R. Volo ( hil) respecti elv. I lowdy Riiinier. amoiit; iitiier thinu ' s. still linds time to rel.iin a position on the Junior Cauinet. .. o.ii „.,r .r lu. „ ioHv loy lec O.I in? !...,| .am fools l ir ( ..I W ' agy ' s (Jnisiirp. ( (iri. lma. Jii.ii.,r if.i . ,.v fcoforr hnaU. ,r, ov .I.H)(|.-5 „orl. 21] Hc,w„r,ID limu„. ll„rL Norman F. Cl,il,k.rs. Hon. Campbell. Holl. U„,l,. Morriso,,. Hill. Ma inorstv. Coslmum. I Urn Horlsccfc. Reeder. Ho ,,nW,Pa,l. liarnharl AJevc-r. Wv rr. Hi l. Cronic,. trufcor. (Insson. ; ,ar,Jr. Wi soM, i ..„i,s. Ircnl. Hall Waltrrs. Koo . Si .rr. K« ,i„.so„. A iHer. u.. )...,.arlc. .mm.rll lAcn.rv ii:mbf:rs I ' l.ii S l:.k.rl.Kur..li; on. ll ' ll.-,ln. RuralEcoi Donal.l I. Kavs. Ani.i.al lluslj. Edward A. Silvor. Ag. Exper. Sla W ah.r L Slall.r. I )air T.. I. CR, DliA1 E STUDENT i:,nil Malinovsky. Pol. Sci. CLASS OF ' 10 10 Melvin K. Barnl.art. Ne Jolin Can.pbcll. Bell C, Willian, C. r-islior. Co! w CarliU nti-r mnl.ns aill -s R..l„.rl R 1 lal„n,.-lt. Mansli.l.l 1 Inu-o 1 1 M,v,r. (oiu.nlu.s (-.rov RoImtIT Marl.o.k. Davlon 1 ,l« in 1 .. .Nlill.r. 1 ,,-l,a..on lol,„ I-. 1 III,.. SprinBli.-l,l ( ■.■, il 1 1 Rol.inson. D.lawar.- I„.|,„ 1 1 1 lollansl.ead. L ' . Sandnskv Cl-.-sl.r L. Root. Slu-rrndsvill.- 1 ,1., rt K- Kinnev. VVesler%ill.- Clair ' . Ross. Norll, hairlirld . n,os R .M,-ycr. ' Colun,Lus Grovr 1 larokl C. Ruggles. Monroevillr Rov . Sliilwagon. Nde, WilLnr 1) VilliaM. . V Elliolt Wilson. Sunlmrv Mam- W. Wolfe. Allies ludson E. Wyii.-. Woosl. l,„in,« Earl E. Hall. Eaton ' CLASS Ol 1011 Paul 1 Bnskirk, 1 ilfin JohnA Bri.k.r.SaU, Ri.l,nr,ll) Branl. IVfii, ■ Carroll S Casl.man. S.lhv W.,r.l K 1 loin,. Atli, a Roller! T. Cllandler.On.innal, l)„naM 1 . Holl. ( „l,„nlM, ( ' .r-ive lorest .M Cronian. Cir, leville Cl.arles S .Mo,ri on. Bla. k 1 .i. k Rol,ert Di.sl,. Newark i;m.-sl L R.-.- l.r. I ' i.|..a L SS Ol- 10 IJ R„l„-,l W 1 1,11. ( l.ar.lon 1 leri.erl M Waller-, Belle „e CLASS Ol- ion Ravll Sl.warU. LLmc Ru,sell M Sl.an.les. Wn N.dandl ,.nl)..n,a.k ' . ' u c KoL.rt II. Black. Hunls l.lwar.lll Bol.l. L.|,„r Bavar.ll:. B„ss,nnan..l villo Pan! l: 1 ensler ker. Ball,n,n,e 1 Intfene 1) K„ le. ( alnden Ri.l.ard , . Hedges. A,l,vllle I ' aal 1 M.Conil,,. V l,rMlle Roherl C. la. ks.in. P.m.ll RoI.erl 1 P.ro. S.lfflel.l Willi Sla.k. ..nrsv ( l.arlesl. ImxrII. N,m« II. dk .Mp;,..C ,u;.ler :rnit,r„ih . ;:-i.,Ui. ,e. i ' . ' ( J ( „„,lers l..„„.U 1021 -no N(e„,;,e,, J t . 22 ] Anothfr spiison has ronie nnd Cone and with it has uonc a myriad of nu-moiios for tfie Au Ijoys. i licy will all rc- m«-ml)(T the I ' ormal tIarKC ,il iIh- BccdiwoW. llw lioJUar (laiK ( ' willi its (lips and pcru lis. llic .S( iiiis diiiii ■ wlici the pli ' ducs fiilcrlaiiicd. the pii iii( alona lliY S( iolo. in the I lomccominy Daiu c. 1 he Iralcrnil (Vroralcd ll lawn with lootnall ( (|iiipnicnt for 1 iom _omjuii . hiil ll Illinois rooters (leaned (lie lawn as (I an as a hound tooth!!! Alpha ( lainnui Siuina is a uriuiit lii;lit in ll e aL ri( ill tnral world and main ' ol its niendiers arc inlliiential in (ainpiis (. ' roups. Boh 1 larlsocK is the prexv ol ASAI ' ., Bill Willi,,, US is the vi.e president of the A-J. Couih il and representative to the Grange. Ray S wartz is ADSA president and C lair Ross is the leader of the Poultry |S(ietue i ' lllf v I Amos J crs is the self-act laimed intellectual leader of the . lplia laiiis. Anios reasons that grass never grows on a l)iis sftccl. and points to his hair-free head. The Irudi in iIkVim. liter is he on e houglit some hair tonic Irom a lr.iy lii, ' j salesman!!! Alpha i ' l, ,1,1 Lid a mystery on its fiands during the past season, vtn— rrrHlery of the red lantern, where was it taken from, and why was it left on the front porth? Of course lliev sav — . nut that is another storv and neither here nor llicre ' !! ' ! r|,is }i .Immpiun-liip . i.iril. ' lu irc, favorite aitnrsion ( the Alnlm Ga Ma or ' ii« n rcsorls to niilitarv tafUts in Uuhan wre.llina. ( tning mil to Winlrr Vormal .1 nevclmM (i ia Cmmma Sigmas p av Santa Clans to nniterprifileqea novs. rhfi hoys whip tip a nignittinq wision. -23] Papfiano, ylaranguni. ' rlril i. Muit Juam, iUi, Luiunjiu- Spatla. Rerula. Coreno, Cennamo. ardi. Arntogida Laurie. Salimbene. Ambrose, i assella. Sipari. Violi GK-ADL ' ATE STL ' DENTS Harry Ar.nogicla. Pol. Sci. Salvator J. Spall«. Ijii Joe L. Ambrose. Girard CLASS OF 10 0 Antliony Passelln. Youngslown R0.T0 C. Salimbene. Martiris FerT% CLASS or 1011 Jonn V. Dellndona. Geneva Nelson Lancione. Bellairc Charles R. I aurie. Clevelnnd Ross Sipori. Cleveland AnilumyT. Violi. A l.n CLASS OF 10.12 Anlliony D. a-nnaino. Columbus Tony VV. DeFrances. Sleubenvill.- Job., A. Maredor.ia. Sleubt-nrilli- AlUrl A. .10. CI.-v.Lnd lli.irv W. Mnrnngoni. Malting I Anthony R. Nardi. CU-vrland | Patsy P. DeFrances. Sl.i.l.. CLASS OF 1945 Williiiiii A. Pappano. Bellairc Lmest F. IVtrill.. Cl.v.l.iml . i C ...( I.T .•iyFi((....Mi;. . ..,. J-,(7„„„,r. „„„. ■,( I ' ll-, [ . 24 ] . l|)li i I ' lii Delia lias lonu ' Ix ' cii (Oiisklercd one ol tlic greatest hospitals tor tlie cure ol all rlieiimatii; pains. 1 lie cure is a fairly lon( one, averaying al)ouL four years in length — and longer. An excellent stalf of masseurs is al greet the new patients and assure them he V ' sl m attention. Upon entering this iiislilulion the |)alienl isY ' tH abide Ijy certain rules and principles. A little Bias a little exercise, and an occasional wlu ' cK at the good ol art of liousework usually gets him into shape. Then if the patient progresses lavorahK. he is put into the first (lass patient department. Before lliiv. however, he nuisl prove hinisell (apahle hy taking a hrisk walk some ni( I- night, hy going hath-less, shave-less, and hy proving liis ahilily lo endure embarrassment. workefl over hy Brother Laurie, wlio teaches I dressing, poise, and leclini(|ue in women linor importance is a course ol proper study i iarry Scarlet Arinogida, named such, lis part in Gone With 1 he Wind, Init iliation with Scarlet Mask. the upper class tlie patient lolls around last year, when he is given the mud-cure. Upon emerging from this, he is ready for a renewed hallli- wilh lih in th - outer world. el80 Lancione directa smiling yparlings in ftlcde tiiilies. When Ilarrx, tnlHXCCO niOrtc lf ,.foy. y. iha ' iintous jug Inirul ijrown up . o dissension in ♦ ' VPCiitipe meeting. Wkch one will get l Vilo. fitteritiq Iting. ' frills his stuff. j: - ] Irancis R. Aun.inann. Pol. Sci. Jol.n E. Bhrklc. Alhielics James E. Bovd. Mecli. Fngr. Robin C. Burr.ll. Ag. Chem. lnl,nD(l,„nl,-. A,,l. Donald N. Friend. Bloon. I ' rank R. Hanlon. Barton - -s C. Ha es. Dill ngburg TUnias C. Ha es. Dill lack L. Hepplewhile. CI, Joseph R. Jacques. E. Pa id ijestine ;ter Cliarl.s A. Bates. B alter M.Daxidson.Cle ' Ronald D. Gregory-. Wall Le«is J. Hatfield. Di ivton land . N. Y. Willi. Maico I J. Alil. Bucyrus . Buckingliam. Cle eland TU.nas J At. I.ison. Alliance I larnl.l Auten. Colun.bus Andre ■ A. Beeson, NIarienionI Hnrlnn hi. Benoy. Colunihus KaUhUmt. MJ. i .lla,J,m. ilmmpsm,. I U-Um,,,. „.,,.,.. ones. Ross. Hallersly, -Schey. .MiH, Lowarx. Hepplvu ' hiU ' , Jantes, Cjottier HalfielJ. Sewlin. Sutzman. Haynrs. KeHey. Gregory. Erien. ' ii(e iead. tanip. L ' nriio. W ' mgand, eirs. W ' igerl Hirst .. ;. HofJo,.. 7 ope. Seabold. Peal. Jules. .NJ. )o«e Guy W. Conrey. Agron. Evan J. Crane. Ed. of Chem. Abs, George B. Crane. Ag. Exten. Elmesl R. Godfrey. Athletics Joseph H. Gourley. Hort. FACLI.T ' MI3IBERS Joseph A. fJvnek. Physics Kenneth S. Ivline. b, Secv. YMCA William B. McBride. Music S. P. McCutchen. Ed. Research JosephA Park. DeonofMm f Samuel E. Rasor. Math. I Thomas E Ross. Ohs I I.vnnW St John. Athletic J th-n N erhiel. Bu Ed Kr««l 9 CI- SS OE two Robert B. Powers. Neglev Jacic A. Sulzmann. Willouglibv Robert I, RatclJord. Willard Bovce M. Tope. Columbus Robert E. Seabold. Dayton Elarl R. Tweedie. Walton. N. ' ■. Richard P. Scheu. Dayton Howard E. L ' nrae. Ironton Lewis K. Stamp. Alliance Stephen iers. Canton CU kSS OE 1941 Joseph E. Hirsch. Cleveland Judd K. Lealhennan. U.di Arnold Horstman. Columbus William C. lumarv. Wellsvill.. Samuel Kellv. Alliance Brnjnn in McI )owrll.Ashlev Cl SS OF 10)2 Thornton D. Dixon. Toledo Philip .NI. Hanlon. St. Clair vi Russell L Deubner. Columbus Robert E. Haltersly. Canton CL SS OE 19n John W. Colopy. Alliance Paul T. Kemper. I osiers Ra Tnond H. Dunn. Dayton Russell E. Fung. Porisn.outh Ijjuis E. Evans. Ch-vrland John H M.( .raw. St. Clairsville Vernon H. Hildebrondt. Fosters I )..n,,l.l U Nloulin. Buffalo. N. Y U- RovC. Waigaml. SpnngfirU Donald H White. McComb Stuart E. Whitrhrnd. { olun.ba. William J. W ' ie -rt. L . Gnrngc xillr lohn M N.-wlin. St Clail I rank W P.-iit. Brilville Richard 1 hon.pson. Akm. I .eonard Scliultz. Dayton William J H.rb, ' rt. Colun.bu 1 1. riM-rt J. nes. Pnrtsi....uth Coleman C. Rirhar ls. Canolllim F l inG Paulson. ManemonI GhnnW Pl.ster. Da lon W ' oodfor.1 C r.-stennan. I oticn R !•;. Wnght. Huntington. W. Vl CliBonl T W hile. Shaker Hi.. n ak {. ' lu Omega ( lupter l )-i2 ' M.;L. r,-nue i:-.iMi,LA tt«)2 ! ' )• C ..l .l.-r ■oun e 1865 ■57. (HK) l,mlwr- ■ i 1 i [326] J I lie Al() liodse !) •( oiiip.s more iii l more i lorlress of oiitstimtlinU tiimpiis |)cr ()iialili - in the yciirv roll on. oiinU men. sii( lilly mtisc Ic l)oiin(l in pi. ices, wlii .z in and out ol swinyina doors to cslaolisli nfi liiulis . athletics. A few e.xamples are Jack Snlznian. rapriiiAol llic OSl track team; Stan ' liilclica l. I liorn p i . and ,Ja Newlin. credited l),i( klioners ol tlie i ridl l)Ii: A k I laine bone-( riisliinu wrestler: W ' riulit and friend, ennis not shots: X ' iers and f icliards. potential IYArtat n Yi s of tl foils. A neat list, what. ' Tliose AT O s who strip tJears and make adolescent mis( ah Illations ijet their dirty necks w.ished under a show er. Recently drowned were Hiirsh. Siebold. Gregor ' . and W ' iacand . . . W ' oiildst. toiild I Ijut kiss thy hand. Oh m.idc and not ijorn. So lliink four pointers. rljrds and Jolinny Joliiislon. as fliey pore lint tlien came tlie spring and a young it randoni: the Cornell WlfF feud ifiat is iniy: lliose orchestra dames where every IoiiiIHiII L ' .iii - i.is reenacled l)y all: the cheerfulness of Inr in v SwI ' dlSii liouse decorations: the s.dai ions misde- meiinors going on in tlie liouse and with the Phi Oelts across the way: the last longing look at the house liefore leaving for home. Vi I sez to her and ' lie scz to me — liine Aieglet announces l iiil s u- loot Prexy Holt SeahoiA ' s pin- Six spades on one and i hall Iricia? Severl We ' re the ripnniring rcftrolMitt ' % Were the pride of VT.O n excrrpi from llu TO. Mhum. nwakrning. . 27] % Rirlmr IBak r. Ki.r.,ll;,„n. Rod.rirL Burden. Ag. Lngr. Frank B.i,rl,. H„rl. I.nwr,n,eB,Mr,. nin,alHusI . J«ri;.n Birk.l.md, B., t. Cl.,.rl,-. Bl.„kn,an. AninuillluA. Isr„,l Bl.,„s.r. Al ' Knfr. l.«visCl.ndwick.Horl. Norman Cliilders. ] lorl. Joel Coffey. Animal HusL. George Crane. .Ag. I£xt. I ' .iulB.M.I.r. Il„rl l..l„il), B.m.TS. WVstI ' nily leKoy.NI.Brallon. Delia Ciordon B. Briggs. VVodsworlli Ja..,es K. Br,,llnn. D.lla All.nC, Br..l ,M„n. .„ll, Mudiso .„, KC.duii. lirn Iami-5 F. Amislrong. Rock Creek lot... A. Cadson. Irov Fdw.,rdlK.da(us.B,din( enter Ri.l.ardC. Buss. Woosler Will ( . I ic l.ar. Wil.lsl.ire R«l,ert I ; I riedlv. Convoy Sltisler. lirotzmw,. iMgan. Mi (er. ( ood. Tugf,U: iJnracUuf,. Ko a(i. ;. Hrallon. Cor son. os in. Bouor. CeMil. Mur . lv. SJ.,.. Zinmier,,.,,,, Hadlev. Slronfl. Tyler. Care,,. Hoeuhcher. Warner. CaUl. KonJ.- FACI LI MIAIBFlRS .lolm Cunningham. Dean of Ag Robert I.e vis.Agron. . rthur Patch. Ac Pub .lolmErb.. Dairy Tech. Leslonl ve.Jr. Dean. Ed. Ouslav Poesch. Mori. Oscar Erf. Ag. ExI. John Lvn.an. Ag. Cheni. Earl Poling. Rural ({con John Falconer. Rural Econ. Chndes McBride. Rural Econ. Harr - Ranisower. . g. ExI. Carl Gay. Animal Husb. Joseph McClelland, f l.vs. Chem. Chester Reed. Ag. Engr. Joseph Gourley.fJort. Jmnes McClinlock. . g. Rub. inilr«l Robinson. Path. George Henning. Rural Econ. Glen McCuen. Ag. flngr. John Sillerley.Rural [- on. Lyman Jackson. Jr. Dean. . g. Henry- Moore. Rural Econ. Wilber Slewail. .Ag. Engr Donald Kays. Animal Husk Herscbel Nisonger. Bu. Adult Ed. Alfred ivinn. Ag. DelherKinsel.Aud.Fral. Ace Harr OBrien. Journ. Adolph Waller. Bol r ,A: Willar.1, gr..n Chester Lang. Ag. KxL I lerbert Osbom. Zoology Alex Laurie.Horl. William Palnier.Ag. Exi. GR. Dl . nL STLDi: TS Ciarance Center. Agrnn. Richar lll..n,ilton. Ilorl. Samuel Hansartl.Anin.alllu.l MeUinllnZideus. An.Mudllu.l Robert L. Clerk. I lolgate Wdlred Garen. Ml. Slerl I rnesi E. Good. Vo CLASS Of 1010 Delmeri:. Groves. Bclhesda ,g Willian. J. Hoevvischer. Sidney Wert lobn D. Robinson. Circleville CLASS OF 10.(1 George L. Downes. Magnolia Eugene C. Kandel. Mar%sville Robert I ).,rsl,lag. Garretsville ,lohn f . Kline. Van Wc-rl W .,r.l ( I lolstetter. Orrville Benton G. Meeks. Ijlkewood (T.ASS OF 10-12 R b,rt Miller. Mansfield Milan E. Salva. Youngslown Willian, .Miller. Newark l.yn.an I . Scbnell. Millersburg Ir., M. I ' ellil. Tiro Gordon E. Taylor. L ' lica CLASS OF ion I l.irold I). Kinsel. Dayton Ired W. Neer. Milford Center I lo«ard A I eisure. Camden Sanui.l H. Plumer. Marietta Miltor. ( ' . I .ucas. I lillsboro Paul L Rhondes. Kent Wilbur C.Sbisler. Smith . II Wilber J Tyler. Palnskala DwighlF. Warner. R..lm. «( ance J. Yates. Smilhville DaleG. Stn.ng. M.Connclsx.ll. Roy f . Zimmemian. Woosler George I . Tyler. .Alexandria Richard H. Tuggle. Cincinnati I limard B. Taylor, l xington Kenneth K. X ' urian. C anion ■;o.i7ns iend Chaplor I ' ( ' )7° iirleenlii .Avonuo r,l„l,li.lwil (897 I I ( ' l,n(.lers ■„„.„led imr [328] In IM): Cliarl.--, W. liurk.-ll ..n l lolia I ' . Cunnini-li rcali .cil tlic need ol a Iralernal u ' roii]) ol s( liolarK -.Indiiil- in llie CollesJe ol AtJrii ullnre vlii(li would .id voiial prestiu ' e then iaekinu. I iredly lorllicoiyiiit, ' ' ' ihc Townsliend C ' liapter ol Alpha Zeta fraliTij«ty Sine, dial day the liapler has iloiirished and is now i piiYinli in lorl stales i)v lorlv lour ( haplers. The niother hapler ol Alpha .et.i at Ohi. Slal. sists of 2 ) active nieinhers and ) pledtfes. ( ne huiVIr of the alumni diapter are servini! on the preleni da V, ultv staff. lph.i .ela is adiv s.MialK. s. |,„las IK an. I all, leli.allv. Iriliiiiiial dantes ire hehl .il llic (hapler house. I hesc arc .np|ilc ' Mii ' nl (l (|iiarlerly hy u capital function, namely: a rf+TTTTnTTy I arm iJance durint; the fall quarter, and for- II. d daises held in the traditional s| |e durin( the winter iikI sp iia rpiarlers. I ii( year, . lplia Zeta lor the lirsl lime won the Inler- Ir.iliyiiily Sint! (onlest and won lor lheinse! cs the honor -preseiiliim the Iralernilies of Ohio Slate .tt the State ihali-riiily Sing finals. I III ' i ' V lpha Zs were well representetl in Intramural sporls. havinu ' won the hasKethall ( hampionship, and ad- vaiilaaeously phu ed men in hasehall. foolliall, l)owling, w resllint, ' . and horseshoe piteliinu. C ome as your faiforite sorifl party. Winninn the Cf,.,, C baskctoall championship. r.l Kalaius chapter scholarship award. Farm dance hrings yokelism in Gene and NeUie. ( ilee C fifc wins Inter fralernily Sing. After ainner -Aay alter night before. [529] HtrsiU Aranl. Law Gi-orgi- M. Boiling. Class. Ung. Jacolj J. Coons. Enier. Prof. Med. CI„,rKsH. Boardr„an, Colcnl.,,. William R. Brown. Zan.-.;vill.- r l.o.nns M. Donalme. Samluskv Jaints G. Boulton. Coliiml.us C.corg.- E, Brownewcll. Colur. Franli J. Clair. Han.illnn FranrisB. Coflman. Colmnl,, 1 1. W, Burdekin. Schenectady. N. Y. Sl.warlll Clawson. Ijinrasl.r W ' iliia.,, CliKord, C«lun,l us ' ,lli.„„l Btr«in. Colun.Us Jol.n T. Bonntr. Coiuinl.us Join. K. Bridgman. b ndon latn.s W. Casnor. Canlon Lewis E. Casner. Canlon Joseph C. r augherly. Uhrirl...villc Ri hard B. Fuller. Sandusky .s,;.. BunUi (Jmo,.: Kee. er, U.I. iter. Wenlii ' orl i. . Jorfja OverUl. Pole .. Rank .Snmiie s. W ' alson. M. I. Donal„.e. lirown. Afi . . ..;.,..,1„... .N.,i,l,.M.-M. ( .„ . m. ey , Harpvr. HeherAing. Decker. cOomJJ. Ke..l. irterv. H. f I AO ' L ' n .MK.NIBERS K.nnrlh Daiiieron. Bus. (;)rg. f ). C Hooper. Emrr. I ' rol. Joum. Marshall B. Evans. Cer. K..l.erl V. . lalh.-w s. Uw William L. Graves. Eng. I ).ll„rl ( )herteu(fer. Phys. Ed. GR. DLATE SILDENT Carl H. McFadden. Rural Econ. Ki.liardG. Fmig. Colun Ri.lmrdS. Himes. Davl. William B. Howell. Hai Rohert F. Johnson. Rave CLASS OF 1010 i,us Wilhan, McDonald. Columbus n ( ■.eorge A. .N liCoruull. Columbu lillon R ,U.rl W. Minor. Columbus ma I ed R. Moullon. Zaieski CLASS OF 10.11 Robert W ' . Decker. Columbus . . Bair.l Heflron. London Robert J. Hanger, Columbus Cl.ades H. Kent. Columbus R.dph S. Harper. Columbus lohn K. MtConnell. Colun.bu Daniel W ' . Hawley. Greenville llmlyn J. Sanuiel. Columbus a ASS OF 1942 William H, Gilmore. Columbus Movne C. Morgan. , kron Robert A. Kercher. Cinrinnati David P. Overboil. Columbus George R. Michael. Columbus Philip G. Patch. Columbus CLASS Ol I or, Charles W. Gil, hrisl. Columbus Wilha.,. W. Gilhllen. I ' iqua Rob. ' rl F: I lill. Cohuobus William I ;. I lunt. ( .lumbus Clayton M. Jones, .lameslown. . lohn Jones. Columbus I lediert II. Kouns. Columbus Arthur I. van. Colu.nbus Rithard C. McConnell. Columbus Ben L PlefTerle. Columbus I-. D. Prescott. N. Muskegon. Mich. Ravniontl Rhonds, Jr.. Columbus H. war.l 1. Samuel. Columbus Rob.rt B. .S huh ., .S.n lusLv r;,el„ )e (n(7mpfe, l r, I il,,:;,ll, .Arem. I ■.l„l,li-l„;l IHH-, .SO ( ' hoplerj ; ' ocini e (8V r .() H Mrmlwrn [yw] Fdwi, Will,, I lenrv W P,d,h.«.ld ir H SieUrl. Fn.er I ' L an Buskirk. M„l . I Weifiel. Music Charles E. Ormerod. lohunhu. Fjico Sorkkinen. I ainn.rt Harlior Charles E.Wen or h.R . V Jess W ickerv. Cleveland John R. Walson. Nonvaik Juik S. ■lounger. Columbus • .. ' Wis A. Rankin. Columbu. Max D. R«-der. Columbu. lohnD.Schwrnker.ColuoJ Doraii R. StrouM . Cjinlon I l.irvev 1 turner. Clevclaiul Robert C: Teusleldt. Jeflersoo W , Ricluml C I nmtman. Cohnnl.iu St,-war H «n I ' eh. Columl.H. F. E. Walker. Huntington V (J.ades I WIh.Io,. Colni Cole C W ...hI. H hon « Startinu a serontt (pntury of prou ' ri 10 carlli Ijriffly in llicir iiiad nut Iiiikk ' vpryl)oily s surprise lliey ace )iiiplisli -i ... 3 Spliinx men (Oiisislini; ol . Sarkkinen. John Sisson. aiul liol) Mincfr 11 mice and DatJo Dick I limes) . . ron (( Iiairman ol ( ireek Week. Spec ic Ice. and Inlerfraternily SiMi contest) at 1:50 a.m. ... J line ket and Dipper Cliiick Kent, justice of tlie Student C ' ron, and lac k ounfier. puljlicitv at ' ent Romomphoric ally— Dick .Njicliael. Pin! Pat.l l .uiLiii. I Ih .ilsi) earned trc)pliie lor locjtoall and llie manly sport iil piiiL ' pong. (mity as lliey arc) conceived: Beta Gamma p c licpic: lea dances willi real tea: the jug hrouuht the mountaineers on the run: com- 1 the Kappas that l)rou( ht altout the dovvn- ■ C lass and .Stroller pre. -. [ioh Minor: the rcliAti ol f placcpie to Hilly ( iraves lor JO fars of out- t.iiiclin ! ser ic e. Dcvp te (cAistant disparauenient. rlcjw miuhty u ' lad I ifri a hcta . will always reverherate up iirid down 1 1th (]iiii-. ionic what mav. riit ' urifiinid liofton T.o Parlv ■Come OM . Ii yoti It be late for your one o clocK. TriiAc threat team: ccfcor -. St ui li. and Sarkkinen, [ .v i ] « V l:,l,rar,L Canlwell. ;orro..., Perciroi. Price. Hunter. Slr.iwl. .«l..n. Mullhcu ' S. KirUarul Helsel Davies. Hancher, Johnston. Penfiela. Poscat age. Drcxel, An. ,.rson. Pop,: Ho .rav. Ric- Balch. Cross. B(..,npr.«rf. i,i, rp,,,;.. n..ct..-orl .. Sl-nson. Sul u.r „n i, ; « .. Samuel H. CoLL. Pl.ys Ed. F.VCl ' l.Ti I MIil:k ,wren,.- i:. Snyder. IZngli ' c.R Aoi ah: sn di nt Iredri. I-. U . Mr,l. CI. SS Ol ' 1010 George A. Washhiinie. Hul. Waller M. . ,„ler«m. Wapokonela Uonald L. Balcli. oun@slo vn Carl T. BlumenscKein. Youngslow n l ol,ert W. Davies. Youngslown William K. DucUortli. Canton l.n.es R. Handier. Pell.an,. Y HnnaM O. Hiclile. Columbus lames W. Hvde. Cl.risliansluu lames D. Pickens. Ml. Gilea.l Christ D. Pope. Burvri.. William B. Sn Le. M.-. Iian Uoheri . . Stenson. I lulikir Josepli Cross. Wesleni Lugene F. Drexel. Ga ]j:c C. Canlwell. Malloon. III. Thomas H. Chipman. Colun.hii Robert J. Edwards, Youngslowr Russell HeUcI, Youngstown CL SS OF 10 11 I, . Penfnld. M,„l,r-„n ihe-l ake Edmun,) W. P, vage. S.ioloville Mi. hue! K. I homas. Bi.dc ' Ri l.ar lW. CI. SS or 10 12 sl,er. ( ohnnbiana Ru-sell I .. I ren.l.. Cleveland CLASS OF 1945 Rnliirt ( i. I Inlway, Youngstown Cornell C. I lunler. Chilhrotl.e Robert 1 1, .luhnston. Poland Robert J. Kirkland. Youngstown BerlramJ. I.v.l.n. YoungsU. Benjamin F..Nlallhews. You ,In.k E. Moran. Pi.keringtor William R. Morrow. Colum RoUrlP. S.ne,al.Columb, .K.hn D Sutherland. Vou.,t: Davidi;. Penival. Ymmc-l,. Wilhamlll ' ricr. Young.... Fn.nk W Rite. Bridge,...,! Wilfr,-.! R SlovaH. Sinitl.. ( J.,l,l C;«i,.ler 20(XI ri. l irio i .Aeenuo ; .|al. ls iid N S5 -,„ ( ...p.er, r..MN,;.d IS2I [332] ' I ' lic (lii I ' lii in llieir mansion on llir liill iipli ' l ' l ' ' ' i ' i ' ikI iiri the ( iiiiipiis in no liltlc way. I liey won llic (of)tl)all anil (.ll(yl)all trophies and saw I )i k I ' isli.T pL(i-(l oi the varsity Uriel team, lul Pas aiiatje ravorted on ll swiii ining team, while I .on Pertliil and dene Drevil the trad team whidi Bol) I l.nu ini inanau ' ed. ( )l Vl Cliarl -y Beelham Is still ruiuiinu around the iiX Sturdy Boh Slenson helped to pid)li( i .e (.reik X Vk and OSPA and gave his all to Kraternity .Mla rs. also performed on the I ' .xei nlive Council anti C ( im merit Committee ol 1010. hesides baying in no muerlain terms in the X ' arsity Cdee Clid . Genial Carl Blinnen- treasiirer antI hronuht alioiil the er|iiipping of with new furniliire. (Orchids to him!!!) liill pre.xy, c oppeti honors in golf hesides leading to his degree. (At long last!!!) liU ( ame the liowery Square Dance with 11- lormals and spring (onventions: flie hap- (iiiors W ' cdter . nderson. Jim F)i kens, Don hrist Pope: liill Saxhey and Kiissell I ' rciuh ' s the horder: the hroken down hay-ride that ars: the lelt-ringers and their new chef: and Kap!a!ii ll who dodged Brooklyn, Ohio State. Mialri. n!„l.-.l i„ Bliss!!!! cMiis PenfieUs carloon ir N pledges ' approval. pbooii of Wet ntt ' okening is subtle n-ruintler ot Sahirjay morning pletige duty. IhlUard. E. laAos. Fo naugU. C ousP. cC(aren. Herms. Burck KcUl. fi u, (-..■ooJ. i..w .. Hornack. Hiifc ieson, Oefp. Hromy. Masters. Rayner. lieam, Bouvn, A. Jtulos. Riclim- ' -t Frv. (lu ' ipll. Doller. lioehme, Harshman, Barns. Dennii, Pitman. W ' edelynol. L ' uL. I.,mh. W ' eimer. Waitrr. Bnsch. A cDcrmol. Afo. ier. RirJrr. .M.fov I ( I I.IV MI;M[5LKS iL B.-VPr. Horl. nk V. Davis. Medicine iclor Dorris. Pliys. i:,l Paul Macliovina. Engr Dri Inlin W. Mills. Vet. Palli. Nil.sSinilli. Medicine l.yn.le Sl«4 le. Py«l. Judson D. Wilson, Surgen lack G. Dav. Sec. Univ. Y.M.C.V c.u.vdi ' .xtf: sTi dents R.,l.,rlW. Maslers. Snecli Charles V.Srlmenker.L CLASS nl 1 1) 10 es F. Barns. Shaker His. es .M. Blackwood. Colun.l u ert C. Boehme. Springfield „. 1 I ),„,us. Jew, II ..,,1, 15 Dele. Newark li.rl I Doller. Buckeye I-iike „.sl. B,„„,. K„,kyRiver -.1 I- Bus.1,. Minneapolis. .Mi, .lil| h. B ' llz. I ' l.richsville .n S Bowers. Columbus uranie D. Burgess, Colunihi ia.kl ' Bunh.Colnnihu Charles 1 1 r.gelliotf.Cohnnlius Rol erl P. F osnangh. Colunih.is l.ihnB Harshman. I )avton Hvh.s . . Hilhard. ColumKus Irancis J. Hulclieson. Weslen ' ille . ndr,-w S. Jados. Warren IMward I. Jados. Warren I red . Moshrr. . kro, Homer R L ' nkr ier. M. George H Walker. D, CIASS Ol 1011 Shenvond L I aw, ell. Youn, Horner S. I ry. Canlon . lirhacl Hromy, Cleveland JimTM.De, X.i! M.„Tac ll.,rl 1 Piln nol. Cleveland [arl. Reading. P, i,n. Cleveland CIJVSS Ol mm: llowardl. Clouse. Cohinihus Willi,„i, R. Ilornack. Clevelan.l Russell Pardee. Voungslown R .l.ert L. Richmoml. Cohnnl.u Howard N W.-.lel.r, ,k. Porl.n.«..i t:larkll Weinier. Canlon Hed.ertF. T ails. We.lf,. I.I I CLASS Ol- l ' )n Roherli:. i: ke,l. Hon.eworlh Morris O. C.il.l.v. Ca.li . George . Hern.s. Porlsn.oulh William C. Uuis. Colun.lnis l.vh- I . Mcbiren. .-Vkron i.ui.es R McCov. Washington C . William D. Ravnrr. Day ( .eorge R M.Cuilough, Culuinlais ( )lico .- lole Cnirersilv C io,.le l ) )lnki, .Al ' ciliie I -laUi-lwd Of). ' ' ■ I ( aiplers I i.nn.lr.l I H ' M) lO.IHHt . eirilii ' rs 1 . 4] Delia Chi is wpII rcprcscnlcd in llic various lionorarics on the lanipiis. hi I an Mela I ' i. cnuineerint; hunorarv, are: .lames hia. Uvood 10. ( hn. L l.u.loll 10. aiA Slier wooti law cell II. .lames Blackwood is a iii mV)er of Keramos. ceraniirs hoilorar . also. Boh l )siioiia| aii( l.ii k I ! irsliman are niemher of [ ' hi I ' .la Siunia. w iile iil) hard and Blade hoasts of snt li Helta C hi ni V I lilli..rds. la.k Bnrrli. U, I ' osno.iud.. and I ' von. I liilc liisoii is a meiiiher ol Kappa I ' ll 11. ,n honorary. CI.M.k llu ' eioll and lohn Bow.rs ai. .iai.d Nxili, .Slrollerv. la.k llarshman an.l Bill I .onis .„,■ MC . meinhers. I ' rex Boh lOotler is a mcnilier of fhc ( iin il ol I ' raternily Presidents. I aking to the air Is (imiii l arnes. enrolled in the hlying Club. .i.) ,ir l Wedehrook tfave his all to football. W ede is lh.- K.) who set Slates opponents roekinQ on their heels wiJVViis lonC. well plated punts. . M irilsl,iiidini event of the season, thanks to the (luy pLiiiiiiiii by . l I Iroiiiy. was tlie Irtish B.inr)iiet, i ii.ii- I )clt,i Chi s lamoiis ahininiis. Ciovi-rnor John lirirk ■r. w il. iiiM.il anrl addressed the new pledues. ;), «. r .i— . fp .„ i I h ' lta pipage parly ( fN off to a gooil start. Comp anil trip il oj w qo. On tlw liiilil fantastic .S ,pr.ro ilalo d o. ' . irtetl (imi nio l ip ,.i, Inro n,.. , •ay to learl a II,.- no .-.(tv alia ,..„ ' Ifu, tlinc ana nance . . . is l iroiiflh his stonmtn I JJ5] f « 5: • U-. -7 T wX 9 )i «s ' l- ' Cl,.,rl,s 1 1 B,rJ. SlrullK-rs David G.BIa.k.YounBstown Willi,..,, Iir.-nner. Youngslow r l ol, rl M. Brickcr. Colun,l3u (jcorfif T. I lull. I J,slon. I ' u. Karl r. Buck. .Xcni. Jack l ' uiT ' . Barljcrl R,.„„v, (M,„r, . .S„.„„.r|, ,S,,„ .(„r. . ir,.,u,.T. iri. ,,,. ,.,, .„,. «,„ I. M.,un. N, v ScUweizer. tiiand. ' i ..or,. liird. TurbeeL. Ko,«c ,. Vu„. Ado.-a io Price. ReeAy. ToAd. Saltier. Helher. Trmy. Hull lACULT ' MEMBER Dan M. Shonling. Accl. r,R, DlJ. TE UDENT Jnl,n H. Ron,.-v. Uw CI SS OI 1940 l i„(•. Bland. Warron Robert R. Swigcrl. SpriuBfi.lJ Dave E. Todd. CI.A. land ■luhnR.Turlxek. RoikvRive C«m,enL. ,Uasio. Yo„„. ilson H. I leniinB. Co| „ i Sieve Kopadi. oungsto ii Sam A. Dean. Xe ajKSS OI- 10.11 William F. Saltier. Mineral fity Ricl.ard C Sloan. Columbu. CIASS f)l l '  .i2 Frank C. Ostrowski. Youngstown .lolm R. Sallv. Younjjstown liu-k O. Schwcixrr. |ihni; N Ricl.ard E. R.edy. Colun.bus Rolu-rl L. Stoddard. .North B. ..d B.n C. Wilson. Cleveland CLASS 0|- io.n lol... W. C.uard. Nortl. Bend C.ernld D, Nasi.. Xenin Cl.arles S. I lellyer. N. Pliiladelpl.ia Leon I . I ricc. ( indlay WavneRis.l.el. Wa.l,«..,ll, Robert i:. SvviBart. Asl.tal.i,!., David I Tra.v. llarriM.n A ji m Uila C m,iler l ' . - ' )l„l.n. ve„„e I ■.l.d.U.LA lO. ' ll l. C;,«,,ler,« .M. ... ■■■ IH ' ) Ill.Olllt l,mlwrs [336} With a fresh oat of paint in tlic l il( hen and lini room, the Dolliir sixty five hoiisi- threw ouen its iloyrs. I lie lou.h footh.ill t Mrii ,is in yood h)rrii .fci(l woi sir.iiulil t- ' aines without heinu ' scored Mpoi u lil the I I u I), has lul,; a ...uph- of fi. ' ld t ' oals l Ino dan.,- wa- h,ld al d„- Dedder wit , I )aV- Slev.-n 1 ,1, kI and di, ' I, Ml,, I ri,il,Mi-. Ili,ie w.is l,ad hy aH. n( hidinu the ahinini. The usual h, .,,-,• p.,rli,v. slaav. hii l)ilied with an oiitvlaiahnu alhhli, ear to rehe e iTiT srholastir pressure. During winter (pi.irter Hill Saltier, erstwhile e l,il)it Unished himself on llie hardwood for the Aimn ) isketl)all team was not quite good cnougii ( ' .„,, IS. I)ul the Delta Sigs at Ohio Northern i ..n N j to II count. I liis road trip was iel.ls ol the cfiiarter. I ' ledije I ' rice was the ill,- liiiithall season when lie slipped in I a, 1,1 hioke his toe. piarter promises to he anotlier good season Siu ' s as every thinu seems to he on the verv I he prosp -( ts in hasehall are good anrl will way: thus, not fadini like , certain i ig league le northern i)art ol the slate. V ■ilarteA mil lu v. loo. Su ' igcrl firclcru his at fjrc.ru cif wall f}apcr. Hplla Siqma Phi, top class A fcottyall cliamiuonsnip. Oil lo colleg,: W,- Jon ' l Ino.. ' ..;.«( l .pv arc iloinq. Iii.l l ii v ' rr Imvinii a Im o tun. ( ) i conic M ' t « sing ( )litii ' s lyrahr. atul s rifH to .AiriKi l„trr roi... . . . [ 357 ] Sam W. Davis. Econ. Elvin F. Donaldson. Bus. Or. Willi,,,,, I). . l,-.x.,n.l,r. inl„ Ci,rllJr mn. {ulurnhus Starling Clirisly. .Amanda I f .„r.lon Ba.li. C:oluml,us Will.ird R. Durf.v. .Marion I..«isli. . IU. Swanlin l..)«tll I . Barnliarl. Marion i:m,.,tS. Chonku.Urain I ...(..M.- M. Cop... Wam-n . ;..n..m ..i. r,h-.. l ,,,„. llJiu. liu,„U,:l. tiaJ. Rai.sch. llamilUm. C.ee. .A , om er. Dumuna, . .C ostrv. UuU WVdv. l-or.l. l„,m: i.wi„q. .Vi. .o ,. SeweM.rsl. H.-.i,. Hows ' i; .o(l. McKetrey. Ui flos. Cwper. .■r.K.r. T.,(iford Kaheim. Cope. DeljfoimnUs. Kiliier. Diirfey. CoLrrlv. Teelers. mili nor. C irisly. Huhlar. T iompson. Correll. Workman. Han.wn. )onai. v F. CL ' i;iT mi:. ibi;k Wilfred El)erliart. Ed. Mirhael J. Jucius. Bus. Or, Harold H. Mavnard. Bus. (Jr, .Ml.n I.. Mevor. Bus. Org C.k.VDU.VTE SIl ' DliNT l„l,nl ' . Willv. r ,n,.n. CLASS OF 1 9 10 W.llord I ' . Colvrlv. (..lun.hus Verdon |-lernor. Colun.hus WilLur D. Corr..|i: Canton Cl,.,rl,.s I ,.x. I -Ivri., .Xntlionv . 1. Donala. Ashlahul., K,.l.,rl L i, l,ols. ( „lnml,..s CLASS Ol toil Brooks E.Ewing. Tiffin l.,-sterF. I arx..r. Mill.Tsl.u Harry E. Ford. Columl.ns IoI.mD. Ilanl.n. .Nlarion Kolurt C.. Hann. Columl..... I ' orpstI . Hulslar.SprinBfi.-ld CI SS Ol 10 12 l... vis E. Cooper. Circlevill Leslie T. Cox. C rolon Earl E Moore. SirulI.ers f olieri E. Rilner. BridgefHirt CL. SS OF ion A I. D.-L.-onardis. Stelll..-nN,ll. V,lliam H. I ur..,low. Canton lames Duffey. Yuungslown William K. Hal.n. I ' olamI . ' „ Cl„i,,(,.r IIS I „„rl.:;,ll, .Are. ;.i,i , i,;,.., (o. ( IJ Cl„.,.l..r, ,.,„„ ,., 007 (I.O(K) le,ll „.rs [ 53S ] f ' .ug.-ne ' an Clerf. Cirog. Har%ev WalUr. P..I. Sci. K,.l,.rt . W.lgu,. Cnlun.U,. Kalpl. Workn.an. Danvill. lose C. Sinn. till. ( ..li.n,l..i. llerl...rtC.. ' anden,..rk. IVl w ' l ' Charles W S l.n.11. .S.le,., Willian, E TM(I,.r.l .«.. n.,v„lll W.dk.ll Wal.n H. ' nr I IM. Kelvv. I uronlu Clifford .l«t,rs.C«nl..n Delta Sigma Pi is a sorial professional fraterr open to stiidrnls in C omniercf and Administration oreanizcd to foster scliolarsnip. orino a (1 l)et ' en the business worul and comrnerc to liirtlicr the association ol niisiness st mutual ad an( ement. 1 lieie ar ' at pre active c liapters ol the Iralernily tlirouu and Canada. I he lirst c li.iplcr w.is New ork L ' niversity. Kacli sprinji. Delia Sitiiii.i I ' i .luards a i iKiLit-. key to the male senior who upon u ' riiduation r uik . Iiiti in scholarship for the entire loursc in Comiiieni ' islralion at this I tiiversily. inhersliip is restricted to students in d lousiness Administration, Delta Sifima [ ' i id intramural program (omparaliie to most raternities. I his winter they won a liight hi l).iskell),dl ,uid also in howling. .Xmong 11 sindi-iils in ,i(ti ities is ' illiar l Durfey. ol I K . an l also a memher of the cnh- lound.ilion and treasurer of the l- ' orurn w [( 1- rnoulliK. the Ir.ilernity invites a business or Icidcr In spcik on a , urrent busine ss or economic -I ;i litem noil ' . liisses cant magnetic  • owr )p lo Sigj. Mj, ruaf.l . .O..I ami re. lry .,.i l I ... .,icP ami ,.. ■( •.•■ K ' ..s.- o ).. l,i S,„. I o.- TO... 7 . .r rr orl to Imllout to (! ■ ' Starii, Christy off the U.,,lu,ne. I.,r,-er tale, cue ro ;,• ( Cot. .o...r I uinipion. r . J9 ] H Robert M. Coffin. Fine Arls George W. Ecltelberry. Acct. Jolin Anderson, Hist. Mihonl). l;llioll. SpringlieM Amoni:. Cross. I.akcwood Donald A. Herring. Unionlown. Pa Edward ' . 1-eacli. Portsmoutii H.rb.-rl K. Bro«n. W ' averlv Harry M.ralnvi.n.I iliewood Walter H. Cleaver. Ijikewood Don H. ( lland. Coluri,b..s K.,t.,rl W. n,.nl,ar„. Col.in.l,l ErnesI L. l£ynon, I ..rlsn,onlI, lolinD. Beerlier. Colu.nlM.s Ri.liardM. Cal.l.ing. Middl.lnw 1 l,..n,as O Dirliev, Woodsticid UoImtII: Dimlmn.. IWlsi.Hmll, . V„I I.Onnn. SleuUnville Willian, Ceil. Cleveland Gross. V0.1..S. W. CJlamt. Ostorn. GiUiland. Evon. Way. MJlcll. ,.,ma. LeMonds, W ' eaeer. C e ii r. Oherlm. McUuglJin Diller. Honsfcerger. lUll,. Sc .rnill. HouarJ. i)Mricl,. DeW ' ill. Rosen. DCulLml. Culavan. Ke so. T ,om,.son. Iir„w„ Rose. ' o per(. VW ' mnn. Ij-oth. . foflers. i Jurlin. Sfiau ' on. W ng il. lcCov. SImller. Ull„r. Herring r. CLl.rV MI.NIBLKS lolin . . Hart. Fcon. C.-orge .M. M.CIi.re. Agron. George R. Havenes. Ron.ance bmg. Sloelen Raymond. Sorial Ad. ' I l.ua.ns L Kil l, r. F, „n. Samuel Rensliaw. Psvr li. Philip Aidlnmn. I Karl F. l-ne. Ed. (.R AOl ' .Vn. STL ' DF. TS I rank Mallei. Mall.. A! C. Runner. Zoolo CL- SS 01 l  40 I orde S. Martin. Geneva Robert G. OsLorn. Columbus Wvn F. .N IrCov. Str..ll.ers Ja ob A. Sl.a« an. Dc-GrafT Fr - l .1. MrCullough. Springfield Wilmer W. Slover. Columbus lolm W. Millar. Porlsmoulb F erell H. Sirobel. P .rt 1 luron Ierr ' . Ob.rlin. Tole.lo ( l.„rl, I I ll,,,,,,,,.,,,,. Springfield CLASS 01 I ' Ml Cordon Dielri-I.. Coluinlms l.„. C. Hurtb. Portsmoulb William N. Cilliland. Columlms Ri, hard M. .Magers. Ml. ernon Charles 1 1. 1 lansherg.r. Miljerspnrl Andv R..sen. Ij.kewood CLASS 01 i ' lU Harrv H. Hollowav. Ch elan,! Ki, har.l M M,.gers. Ml. Xer.u.n FrilzA. Howard. ' esl I „le,l„ ( n-orge W. M. I aughlin. Cadi, h s Kelso. Portsmouth l;d«ard W. . Io.lhr. Delaware CL. SS 01 i r Morris C.nw. I., ke ood Robert I. Kocm-. Columl.,,- la.iMs ( i I lavw I. Washln. DC. I rinl Kopl. ( hveland I I, ,ghl, I ranklin J. He.ihr. Ro, luster. Y. Donahl Kreger. (leK eland Leslie liorNath. Parnu. I ).mald R K.on, ' .d,. ' rger. Uikeuu Robert .1. Keggerreis. Woods!,, 1,1 W.,vn,- I . I .,wis. Portsmoulb Chades I. Kleinbans. b.kewo.,,! I ).,„ W .M, ( idbrtv. Cle el«„d W illiani H Rose. Uw IdwardS. Thomas. Cur. N.t II, Wallaee Sloover. Bol. DougiasC Weaver. Sbamisbu Donald I. ;.l,Hrt. Sleubenv,!! Frvin Wvm,w.. Portsn.oulb Marr C. Young. oosler Robert S. bade,. L.mgi.la,,. I Robert! ' . S.hmill.Mansb. I. KennelhA. Welly. Li lolm Wright. I ' ninnluwn Max W. Wav. Wavedv Robert H. Young. Clex elan. I n ,a.l. PaAer. C..luM,l.,. ,lh.i,„ll P-ampaugb. I Conlo., Plass. Poughkeep.,. Frank S. Si Clair. I oluml.ii. Robert I Slew art. (a.b, l-slenW. i.keIo . loh-,1,. f ' .eM Phi C mpler .sr)7;,i,le,„(h. ref sl,i , is ie, (ffOr - ( ( ' loplers I ,„iii, ,,f IH-,H , 1 (, «l Miniliiis I [340] 1 lie Delts proniiiienrialecl the cainpus l)y piccleinc 12 men in llic liill ((iiarlcr. I ' ver siiirc. llio Slicltcr has hci-n ill an iipr I ' .vcry Delt loves and treasures ■r sliere everyone was unioni ed aprons . . . the iiiooncved winter hjriiial storm showerint ' l )lh A c with w.iler the tiirnint! ol 111,111 h ( ' iilhiuoh In 11101 I Dili Die lve s . ' • I red inihtary so . Iieehne to l.iuas wlien he t ' oes out to KopI s dehiit into pohtirs . . . tlie passii set I ' rilz i loward s applecart of love . . . the three ahniii lire . . . Stretch Mt Coy s big hands carrying I 1 cups ol imi coffee . . . the pinning toiu lies of proxy .lake Shawan, lord Martin, treasurer and j- ' d Moeller at Weslayan . . . TIw t -rrilic liittle for sergeant at arms with Ciordon Diet- ri( h sleppi iAin hetueen the ( oiiihatants to snare the post . . . Si o ) ) rif.s s linaiK iai s (oups ... I larry Calavan ' s and liiii ReisiVs extra curricul.ir deviltry . . . Johnny Mil- lar s. nc dreaVi ( ome true, hloi k i heering .section . . fri- fiijiircv ]i lohniV Wright . . . and Don i l -rring ' s sheelles.s ( ' .Ii„ii.| mi.i I„,iV! ! ! Ill ill the I ).Ik have drunk deeply of the up and warm III ill. ' llidiiwhl ,,| „ task heing well done. 0|  ,TS «..( |o„ | „ „.(or ,n v ..,ry Calavm, fc-al, r i( on the arums at Drti Winlpr I ' ormal ,„„„v av.rooJ iiiitographs cast on ril: Howard: Ug. Wish all wall Hower, were like these. Columhas Country Hut propides setting for I ). l Winli-r Formal. Hud Prew keept in l.v. We loiv thee dear Delta Tau . 41] 9 Carlton Allu-rton. Fiiii- Arts Wnllac- R. Brode. CI,,-.,,. Inward J. Carr. I ' syd,. Llovd Dodds. Speecl. Sl.-pl.en F. A. drako. Irinwav G. K. BinBl,on,. K« l, ;t,T.N. Y. WVllinel.mC. Alll,.,I.Y..un«sl„ H Jan„s Lanaluir.!. Will.inl UoL.rl ( ). Buyir. Cnlu.nbus CHorge i:. Brown. Cl.v,-lnnd Norn.an 1 ' . Bust,, Dr.-sden Iniinan B. Clarke. Mansfield Roy Ahol. Marion lalnesA. Bailey. Now I xint ' l Rolurl B Cleverly. Bralenahl ln-,li: C.i.rl.art.Colnmlms hiink i f f f f Cleai ' ctaud. Mason. lUngliam. A anriinfl.  ool i. A l mf. 7 rrinip. O.VeiH IJ,Ip. AnJrako. LeJIorJ. HinJe. Lohr. KaJer. ;or„an. U,mh,.„l. Foi.te ,r„er, ' e( (i. Tug,..: C. Rurev. R. Rar v. H.i,ii(HTslon . )olv. for,,..! l„l„„o„. l:.„la. ll.xenlHiagI,. lii.sh. .Nfoore. i i  n FACci.iv . iimbi:rs Lester Celzloe. .loum. Robert 1 1. Kepler. ( .oil Coa. 1. Frank E. Flaniillon. Surg. Rescarrli Josepli N. .Nliller. X.oologv I .awrence D. Jones. Fngr. Drawing Donald VV. Riley. Spe« i. GRADUATE STUDENTS Donald C. Doty. Uw George B. Hinrle. b,w Os.ar I.. Thomas. .All.. F:dwnrd C Welsl.. Econ. F:arl W ilrv. Spc«li Robert K. Tague. L CLASS OF 19 0 H.nrv G. Cl.-aveland. Clevelan .lark S. Ebriglit. Colun.bus W ' illian. R. Fornof. Colu...bus Donald!. I rump. N™,H.rl Arthur F. 1 ouke. I re,..ont Kcnnelli J. Hun.berstone. Columbu.s James .N. Welch. C.i Paul R. Jones, f ortsmoulh c L ss oi loii Rav.oond 1. . I„son. Coju.obus Gilbert F, Mi, kelson. Col.m,bu Rub,-,t C Murray. Man.tta G. Ilugene Ra,i.r. .an,syill,- CLASS OF 1012 K,-«in„l IC..I.-.l,l(in ll.,r ,l,IA. ll,-,klini!er.Tol. lo Dan R I lixenbaugh. Colun,bus Kenn,tl. J. I lu...berstone. C ilun, DayidL. !«.ks., .Ci l.•yille An,lr. ' w B. Johnson. Colun.bus Ralph W. Jor.lnn. Cleveland Hts Mi. ha.lT.ljnta. Mansfield CLASS OI t ' ti-, l)or.aldF C.roi,. Dov.r UoIhtII; I,. rr.-st. Colun.bus Willi,..., Ill, rr ,n.Colu..,bi Nils I ' , l„l,.,M,.,. Youngstow., L.wn ' n.eM. lunes. Canfieid J ....-sTLvnn. I ' .rtsn.. utl. Alb.rt Morris. Akron l).,. ,.MM Myers. ( „l.m, bus WarrenJ. Roy ley, M.,r...o R„b.rt L .NUr.-. l ' orl ...,.ull, R.char,l W. Ov.ni.v.r. Co!,.. Robert S. Sigafoos. Coluinb... Howat.l C N .l.l. ( ol..M.b... Ni.holisARo....u.. Canton l elerR..s.h. Colun.bus Domildl ' Sl.oonn.aker.t..l RolM-rtl. WHKl.Co.|..Hto., ( );.io Sinl.. C .,.; ler ■JJ . ' ivli ' ei.ld Am-niio :sl,.l.fis .e f 1901 (.( C . ipler. f ' oun (.Mf I83.( J5. 50AJ .ni( erj [ ?42 ] Delta I ' psilon took hold slriclc.s tlli c.ir I eiiliarue its prestige on the ()lii() State campus. Kctii to school last October llie residents ol the six pillars (greeted by a newly redecorated house, ' ' iuli Captain Steve Andrako lor the Western C ( lianipionship were such men tis l)o( Spe i ' iin(h Lantiluirst. iiiid 1 yrone lleckliiifjer a perlect season, liinmv l.anijluirst was ■!(■( t the ne. t year s teani. Continnini a I )l Ir.iiiilioii, llirce unit chapter were selecteil to the three ( l.iss . ndrako. Mickelson. and .lohnson were st) lionori SpiiiTik. I IK kel ,irid DlpiXT. and R()nlopho . On li„ har.i.ourt Captain ele. t .Njike hckeUon led the liiK ks in scorint ' . lirud Cleaveland and the Dedford i.ediord represented Delta I ' psilon on the swimming team . like ijnta starred on the track team. I he inl iifinr,il haskethall team wound up with the Cia.ss B .ind three more ( ups were added to the rinu (pi.irter loiuul Captain C lilf i lorgan leading his inint! haseliallers toward a Western Conference cham- pionship. I )urtnB this period the annual l)u l hi day with the Phi I )(lts, spring picnic and spring formal enlivened llie social season. iiirfcs in action. iulraho ami Morgan „rl smooth. I ,.. „ .„rsl rmis , Ul ol -UUnggcry. (jrpir Ihis ftower myself. Reggie. hinic hath cliarms in sooth pcvn the DV ' b. [ J4. ] Can ' , Bus. Org. Ed«in O. Bissell. Cleveland George E Beshara. Cleveland David L Davies. ■ oungslow n Wavne Kukiik. McDonald Allvrl Biirkey. McDonald Benjamin O. Coale, Columbus Kuhuk. Daries. Kosman, Bttrkey Essel. Larson, Engelman. Hardman, Stone, Miller iSennet. Gerster. Hoffman. Ingram. W ' ooa. Skuhik. W ' ulerion FACLT. ' n MEMBERS Frederick E. Luniley. See R. Henrv ' Rownlree. Ecofi. GR. DU. TE STCDENTS James F. Harringlon. Horl. Jack . X. Gersler. CKeni. Engr. Bland L Stradlev. Dean. Ar ' Helmull. Eneeln CL SS OF OA0 . Ukewood William J. Moreland. e v Boston Gerald K Wood. l ke« cod CL SS OF 1041 C John Essel. Columbus Bernard Hoffman. Brvan Jay Ingram. Monlpeli John SanlscKi. . kron NepKen SLubik. Canton Arthur Willerton. C«.« . N CL SS OF 0A2 Edward Larson. McDonald Robert F. Smart. Canton CEXSS OF 1W3 HowaiJ T. Hardman. Cleveland Marion B. Miller. Millersburs John Kosman. Brunswick Roy E Renwick. L ' hrich.sville Kenneth R. Stone I ■ Jade Trimmer. Denm on Robert W. Siegfried. Louden ' .lobn M Summa. C-alfieU Hi: Kappa Chapter Ql Fifleenlh .Ar.-niie j:,lol.livluJ 1922 ISCImflers Fo.inde.1 1005 (J.tXX) 1rmh«n [ 544 ] Xc nsaA. ob vut wuv 1 9001. aoH cflfesBuvcw ib dnn ns an (922. Tlnv wdbaAr kenie «MtiL fi-wr fli M «i- ni . Hw - ' ' nnc FwinHw B «Jbkv «f Ar OIn Sm EwmulVi. Li G «Ji«iJ UU SMttdk Vn m .nil fl «i( piUor in d« I wi ' ir l.iiiiir ti CmmA SthmA mJ At il i i-is. IrelanJ. T iompson. Lorp ov. DoirJv. UlUr. Curluri(,lil. Hamillo Hum. Ditller. Diss v. MciWa . Shennan. : pp ev. lirmiM.I Waller. Q„lgU: HarAin. DavuUon. CMe. MiUrr. Kohr. H.in.. i E. Miller, illler. Turner. ihUrne. Bcssev. Slm-eU: Tol,ia Willia,,, i:. B,rrv. Mil. Sci. Josppl, H. Boyd. Ag. Ex. in Hort. .Arll.nr M Brant. Minerr,loey Paulll l.li.mun. N1oinl.-nHn,,-i:nu.r Tl.an 1 King. D.nt. Kalpl. Cable. E. Cleveland Rirl,nrd S. Davidson. Mario Robert A. Bruce. Columbus William W. Duffus. Columbus , ,1 i: Eller. Columbus W.lli,,.,, r Barnbarl. Zhn.svijl.- Day].- U. Bessey. Columbus lames E.B .d(ield,Ba m•s ill.■ Ricbard A. Broemian. Reynoldsbti Earl ' . Carlin. Br an WilliamT. Bell.M Hli . Pa. ' illiamS.Bi.Uell. Columbus Edward Bradfi.ld. Barn, sx ill- MmW. Branlner. C.,lumbus |j.«r,n.. ' . (able. I .CI.Mland larl I (url.-ll, X.nia WiHred .1. Eleig. Acct. I-mory dander. Speech John E. !-vman. Cbem. Huul, .1. Means. Suri!,ry EACti.n . ii:mbi Rs lolu. W . Means. Surgery Russell C. Means. Otolarvngologv Henry D. Taylor. Ticket Sides. Slad. Eerov lucker. Mecb. C.RADUATE ?n ' DENTS R„l„rl B Inlan.l. Med. Robert I I ' ri.sl. M,- l. CL SS OE 1940 lolin A 1 lanna. Napoleon Donald McCullougl,. Columbus l.,«ar l C [.ovejoy. U.kewood Ricbard ! 1. Qu.gbv. WillouBbb, CLASS OE 1011 RoIm rl ( I I ll..n. Steubenvilie John D. Ireland, Columbi Ri,l,ard.N| Hardin. Columbus llersl„ ' IC llavo. Ciminnati Don MrNeal. Ir . Columbus l ' .d«ard E Mill.r. Columbus CLASS Ol- 10.(J N. 1 1. Carlwrigbt. Cbattan ' ga. Tenr Ja.nes L. Danieil. Ml. Lebanon, Pa. Robert I.. Dissly. Lewistown. Mont. DonaldC. Ditller. Cincinnati CbarlesT. Dowdy. CoKunbus I obert I. I.ppley. Columbus Clilbml C. Hedrlfinger. Martins I y. l-ranii K. Lr ' P ' rt. Columbus Howard C;. Miller. Columbus Sterling Sbernn.n. Asbtabula CLASS Ol ' ion RavM.ondH.Ciorlmm. C..!,,,,,!.,, lacUligbl. Massillm. I red |-. larger. Colon, I,,,. R,.l„rl I ' Kmm les, Mi ,. I l„ Rnluird I.Miller. Columbus Robert K I rr„ .( ' ..I. Ml.us la.liR.OMenburg. Ciminnati Robert B Perrv. Buffalo. N. Y. lulwinSbmider, Colund.us i:,l ,.r.l(. SI.eridan, Colund... lobnNn.lli. Roibesler. N. V. CbarlesW. SleNcnson, AUm I ram. E Lllev. Engb.l, G.rl I Wirll.wein. Pbvs Ed lobnW. WukbetAg lj Lulle ' . artman, Surger - Waldo E. WalLer. Ag Pro.lorTbompson, Wvorni lobn L Ramer. Marion Russel E. Wolle. Davlun lolm C. Turner, Marion William E. Wnltrr. Columlu, Donald i:. Wilhan.s, Columb, Ri.bardH. Sl.ively.Columbu. Tnincis E. S|x lts. Coming CrorgeS. Walker. Boston. N I Governor Witt. Young to o lobn R War.!, Columbus C. -orgeR Wasbbun.. Columbu Cbarlesi; Wilbelni. Columbu. lobn C.. Wdlian.s. Columlm. William H. Wilson, Columbu, . W dui , if;m« ( liuptcr IMj ra iuMo u Aivniie I -lo . iv a.d lfl03 liKt C iii ilers I OH.ide. IS( If Ml l,„,lwr. [346] Far iil) ) c tlic Icfinint; (atnpiis slanils Kappa Sicni - lirm in Iraclilioiis silli !) )( Hardin a c inti li I Ik- lad with the u ' Iciini in his eye and the hand is Johnny Ireland, rii.shint; chairnian. Hi cidpntly. arc hlcsscd cvcnls (o I cxniKoi. ciiuiii orary. Proi lor lour pnini I hompMiii i iirls liiv whip ovt-r the cowcrint! plcdtifs. oriurinu ' dirl while .liin Danicll tries to maintain hue hy spc nliil j .ihcml his N ' arsitv () when he loses out at lh - I erpsi( horii all . Howard l.ovejoy is a deiinile irien.K ■ with his hrain -.lorrii-. lilvewise are liol) l |)|)lv .ui l Hud .laetjer to ihciiiinpuv ( .irs. I hi- hitler men are pt cuiiiricnl in Frateriiitv Aflairs. Scarlet Mask, Makio. Inlerlraternit - I ' le.lnr and Presidents Coun.ils. I il ' Vl.iiiey is Sundialini; to new lieit ' hts while Ned I iiePy .iri( Atures left and riijlit in a cooperative way. Shin- iuL! liolil ol the house is Hoh Knowles with his Miami I .111 , [Hjixint! polo in his spare lime. Knowles was re- r thi- plediie lass vii lory at llie Winter Car- «ii their (le ei (oniession display. A ricw Jsinu tropin i;ra es the trophy room, thanks to I loVr ttiti— filler s ( apahle direi tin| . i hen (ame in siicces- vion. the l i un ler s I )ay l.amhruasl. the Milk Social, the I ' iL; Roast, and the salorial h)rmals. besides numerous lo- np .dl.iii. with 111,- aininnl. Farmers cltmb fence to super function. Hownrd Jjove ' toy, pa l president, talks over o ti times. ()U u wh reneu- atipuiinlances at annua Kohr Ulk Social. Conversation is all that ol dinner. Vn.l,„„.„ll, llw Han-,.,! loon. arsilv O man Oilmore. Iclh another whopper. Connie lirnmlt , ' 1,11, llw hiq le iilr fioii5 -  .. ll,c hill. i J-t? ] f f . n ? t f lol.n D BraRR. Supt. Univ. Fa Arthur D. Allen. Alhai lack H. Brady. Akron I.«lieA. Brooke. Columl George F. Calncart. Fiqu Rohcri F. Knox, Akron M„l,.,l„. P. . v.rv. H.-,lfor,l Kl.lw.r.ll ' Best. Col,.n.hu I .,u,lllllr l,l., kron . ;u olis, ' ril .ard. Wells. He (.|. Richard,. Hughes. Best. Xirol. choll. Uller Mabie. Martin. ' il(j s. Mnlli. .Siroenl. liradv. Irvine. Averv. yaremcbo. Odenwclter Weaver. Quill. eds. Ta6er. St .a ner. Callicarl. Calw I FACUI. ' n ' MEMBERS Herrick L. Johnson. Clieni. George W. Knox. F sych. lesion L. I .o e. Jr. De Herbert Mole. Opt. ,Ed. Laurence I.. Quill. CI.e.i CLASS OF 1040 Rieliard R. Gahn. Toledo Martin J. Miller. Piqua Gilbert A. Mull.. Akron Robert H. Townsend. Zanesville CLASS OF 104 1 Tl.eo lore L Martin. Alii. Robert G. Neds. Lima Mac Sargent. Ijma Jobn C. Scbnfbi.r. CoiunJ Louis R. Scbott. Akron Gerald R. Taber. Dayton CLASS OF 10 12 RoR.r G I luRbes, Y.Mn.L ' sl.mn R..1.. .1 NU.i,-. Camden. . Y. (•|,..rl.« A Weaver. M., I aid . . Trees. Columbus Donald K. W ' ilgus. Colun.b Alec P. Yarenicbo. Yod ville Louis B 0,len«eller. Foslor... CLASS OF 1Q« Wendell R. lo- Dominie P. Mi e. Mt. Vernon lis. Gary. Ind. Francis D. Nicol. Scbenectady. N. V. I Inrrv- C. RiebnnU. Yuungst Charles F. Prit.lmrrl. Akran C. F. Wells. I lolli.lavs C Tu vJ Gnmrno T.,,1 r m,.le n l-idcNll. . ..e,...e ' sl.iMis ie. lO.n ()« r .,i;iler« • ' ..iim ed (000 . ' 0.()(K) Memliers [348] This past year has seen Laniljcia Clii Alpha, hy dint of ronstani application of tlic seat ol tv pants to the rliair. garner the highly touted InterlraterAity C oun l S holarship trophy. I his has lent an ad s( iiolarliness and conservative didacta y hriiLcn (ink l)y the weekly revival ineeti ,1 (lir ( t residt of these happy t!atli( the Sieepinu ( lenins C ' luh. I ' rerci|iiiv U ' enius is an I. II. il minor snore, and a u Jf in the eyes. Carol Wells, he-man siiprenic. .uid .irrot ' ant sporter nl a hair-covered chest, has horn the hrinit of Miss-marlxcd mail, while Don . ' lit(olis has sworn off womi-n for hfe as a residt t a i irtain Mind date. i)i L liest and Johnny haffner iA ' the house s most fanati( jitterhngs. and leir franti yiiu nltin( is ahly anomented hy the W ' nsh- )oard I rii . c in- ' i lini; f I ' d . iartiii at the slide-horn. Marry kiyliMHVnd at llie keyboard, and W Yarecii, a rimmuT i liii Vinkes Clene Kriipa look like a haiiy with 1 rattle. l.andnla Chi . ' Mpha lias enjoyed a season that lias hern Iniitfid hotli socially and scholastit ally due mainly to their constant pumping of air into the wheel of progress. SUar-l,.,, ,. ,„,,„■ ,.,„„ ,., „„,Mr,.l„.-. I.. ,. .•. „■■ . .,...(i, Charley W ' eaivr sliii ics lotifl into ide short hours o ihv morning W ' e II poss this one ,„l,r l..rn,..l .11 i..|. ' i ir„im,. r.oii - ( ilechl. official taller— on r nl ' ni | il of Hey. BraJv. •Con uon, «.v. He with nuinv clothe, npivr Iom-s  iirl off L irl, [ 349 ] lnl,„L. I5nmn. K-d. Wilson K. Dur.,1,1,., Knglisl, HThert D. Kmswiler. Ololao ' logy n.maMH. Dawson. Columbus Koherl F. Elsas. Colun.lms I.KviT.III ll.nuU. MtPleas K.,l,,l, B.,ll„„linc-. Si. .lolm ' s. .Mi.l.. Rol„rll I VMulh. Toledo (Mn.l ..rnl,rnok. r arrna K..I,. rl . 1. Dunn. Pillsburijl.. Pa. Il.,rrvi:vans. Hubbard l.dwin Bmcltner. Sandusky M.irion FfiBert. Van Wert Lauren.,- I. (■.„-iler.( ' ,r U,ll. IJyron lorgenson. Colun.bus Koeer lorifenson. Columbus Willi,,,,, K.„n,-.lv. „n W,rl L.- e .er. ) . .Slonl.ope. ,.,ll. i „ („r, . .M„a«. Ih,,,,,. . l, l:. I ' ruslunq. liru.kner Wilt. CnuiHtirs. Tlmm. lUlnnlin.; Ililhinq r. icons. W uudiev. (irie| Dorn( ro«l, .S ,e f;,„ss, Dovlon. Pierre. -eZ oos. Marshall. l ' ,«,l. I limn, ' ria .(. Herndin. . IrCa l ,, W. Slon .o, e. C-.Msell. l), l„ll,. : sa,. I n.i, I ACl ' l.lV MliMBERS F.lward W Harris. Ololar ngology Clarence H. Kennedy. Zoology Uicliard C. Larkins. Phys. Ld. W. McPberson. ReHred . rl. Pres. Fr«lerirk C. Ma.Uv. Pliys. Cd Montgomery R. Pike. Bus. Org. Jobn Kevnard. Clun,. Gilbert N. Riddle. Bus. Org. CL SS OF 10 to Jobn H. Higgins. r rovidrnre. R I. RoImtIT. Lyons. Cleveland Hts. Pa.d W. Marsi.all. Poland. Europe llarr . l,Carll,v. Salem J. .Mien [ ' ierce. Columbus Kent E. Pool. Canister. N. Y. Clj SS OF IQII Robert Gri..[. Middlefield ,l.-ron,e Gmndies. Cleveland Hts. I larr - Guns.tt. Van Wert ' onrad Hill,i„g,r. Warr. n L,l«ar,IH,„ls„n. CI,N,la„,l Cbarles Muag. Sandusky Raymond E. Miltz. Cleveland Cbarles .Nloor.-. Cleveland Hts. Robert Reynolds. Lodi Don Scott. N. Canton CLASS () 1012 . rll„.rC Hullonl. Br Will.„rL.I.I„r. (in, H.rry Macdonald. Elvriu William Miltz. Cleveland CL. SS Ol ' ion Carl Knn|.,.e. Lak.-«..od Curl l.alli„, -r. Columbus rll„irl., ' a.l,. Cobuobus W,lli.„„Nl„,l,„n. CobnolMis l.,l„, NK,r.. ( ,.l„n,l.„s lan.es Polterl. I la,l,ilton Ben C Pyle. Colun.bus .lack R. Sjirgeant. C incinnuli C,.„rge Sclmll. Cbeviot la s Smitb. Columbus , lo C;„i,,ler 10 I. ' „(„,. ,„ ' . si„;. i.;„d M8-5 UKi C , i|ileri I , „M,I, ' , inm -nnnMrmlwr- [3 0] I larr Rogers. R Wilham H Stone. Ed. . dolpl. F. Waller. Bol William Sbedhnss. Columb. IVank F Wright. F ' osloria Nlark Wr,gbt. Sleul nvill.r lobn Seidel. Colun.bus Harold Stanbup .Gr.-en c...l William Slanboi..-. Cbillicolb. l Hinnrd I lioni. SaniKiskv David R. Will. .M.. rtbur Ralpb Wo.Klley. Coluo.bus L.bn Paxt m. Colun.bus Robert Pnisbing. Colunil.l I r,- l M,-,-b-. lob-,lo York Slinson. Hui.t.ngt..... ., Nolen Sluckev. an Wert ..ri..anStu.kev.l re...o..t Wu- hoys stood lir.M i. iK. ' lr lionsr on ll.. ' hill .l ' v| il. ' till ' (liz .v wliirlinys ol llic rest ol tlic (.inipiis. and l llxir proxy, . lark W ritjnf. wlio u.iycd a u ' licrill.i pin pl.uitint, ' iiiipaii n and i( ■ Tsa. lirollur l.voll . willi inist-ry in liis ho iC Irc.iMirir and (( oninicrt iaily) aroused vlin l in the weaker sex. I lie ( liaplip Pool, nardenetl perennial. linalK ri ' Irotn llie I ni ersit . Il was a siicx k I .nul a.,ordinulv ll,, ' liouse was .Ir inonlli. Brotlicr h.lsas, ol Spliinx and B t- I), (arried riicirc lior ors with lieta ( amnia Sitjnia. wliilc n. Slannope sImm. L ' led will, red litrure. and olhrnri-r in iIm- N|,Juo oil i PaxloM e.irned posts in Romophos. and leit to . ll-. rnerirnn Scoft. Maag. I horn. HriK kner. I iii i ins and Curlcy Stanhope liiu ' li . ,C .. . switiin ing marks. and spring, brotluTs liill Statihope, ind [ ' .vans wore elected president, treasiir- e inanat ' or respectively for llie fiscal n the diamond coiilcl be seen Kli- 1 ( i)lt. I lio linijer pointed at nrotnors I lie loriner lnn- li( ated nproaroiis af )l s and . l()s in a ljrit atle wav. while |)l till ' hoy s holts light with good food. So do it ' - (|u,ifl the Stein with more foam tliari cntl s auloqrafmvil r«l .n Itoljf inlrrcsl ,M ; ,.,i,r of Un iivn I ' iltflilirglt qirls en ov P li ) ' ( lornuj,. ...oils kind ol Impi ' less lor llip rest of the Iratprnities. SumlwfM ' says. ' ! 10 or fight. laaft s qoitiq to hi hiirnnl up at lfii W f.v. Ult-.. Jid ™ .„.r see n Phi JUl iril iouf fi pipT? [■ ' ' 1] f — . -0 (- n ,r) r) n n o r «. r t ♦ f ft t  Cfoiisp. Grossinnn. L. ier( .Mk. W .., |.l. ' . oo. . Kuy,: Ki.n-J, ' . Ilall„-l,l. I ' altim. Mrgp . S U i, Caa esofi. Vanfcec. Se fcy. Reillx. lU.clumon. . Wini .r, .A „.,sl„s. fjrii.,„l ,r,. Ho.l on. lUl. W S,.ril. ,..r. Ihmslo,,. Uu J. W WinUer n,„; ,v. v ' „i;K.r)or i. W .r: As ,. Kva... oi-rt. licJelt. R 7 e«(. Ka..«nian. Eron, ..uf, ( ' 7c| l. ' rr i, i if| ri. Jp nfl. . .Smil .. Slaiu c-r. R Xosdrr. Sriiild. JcU lACLLIV MLM15l.li Urn F. Cunninghnm. D.an. Colleg - „l Aer. Iiiines W. Grimes. Fin.- Aris I homas E. Frencl.. Engr. Drawing ( l.arles W. Unurk. Rural Fcon. ll,„M,M„nii;al.i;nBr. Drawing (.RADr.vn; sildlnts Roger D. Kennedy, law RoLerl M l.igl.l. L Earl . . ManrlieMer. Ijbrari.. HoyI L Stieniian. I ' ine ArU l.,• vis An,lers.,n. Ushoclon William ( ). Asl,. ( leveland RoI.erl . . Be.lell. I rhana KoImtI I-. Berger. l-ima Millon L. Dudley. I kewood Stewart D. Eagleson. Worlliir Robert E. Augustus. Colu Jack M. Delong. G.lun.l.. Edwin Dodd. Columhus VViJiinni Al,re„dl. Mansli.ld Mason Bislmll. I ' ituluni;!,. P., Ronald i:. Bu.l.anan. ( ol.nni) George D. Clouse. Colun.lius lol.n C. I-orsytl.c. Cleveland l„l,„ I ' ,. ( „„l. r,l,.,na lose,,l, 11. Dorsl. CiIumJm.s Donald li. Durnell. lldlsl,oro Willis .1. Eldridge. . urora Joseph R. Engle. Cosliocton David L. Evans. Columbus Dave Henderson. Col.nnl.us ,r. W ll,-,l..l, „l„n,l,Ms Cliarlesi; Ivans. Urbana Willian, I . Gibson. I kewo Ralpb N.llouek. Mt.Verno llenrv W. Houston. L ' rban.n [ rank H. Howe. Columbus lark C. Ia.ks.m, Columbus Edwin H. Jeliff. Mansfield CL SS Ol 10 10 llo. R K.inlbnan. Springfield la.kR. IJovd. I ' .llsburgl,. Pa. George C .Vlilier. Columbus Rirbard Morg.u,. . « ark Robert W. Nosker. C-olun,l.us William M. Quavle. Mian.i. Ila lames W. Rutberlord. Colun.bus Robert H. McCormiek. Mansfiel. Willian, C. Nosker. Cnbnobus I.eslieA.Patton.. Newark CLASS Ol 1011 An l,er I . Reillv. Columbus ban G. SM,itb. Colun.bus CarxellelTt. Colun,lnis losepi, . l. Rvan.Colun.bu. Sl.pben B. Sn,ill.. t)avlon Ricbard D. Springer. Columbus Riebard R. Stander. Manshrld Philip W TeKl. Columbus |-re l P. Winkler. L,kewo«l Cbades R TraplmE.. . I . Weslev P. Winkler. I. ke James P. Winkler, l-ak,■  CL SS Ol- 10.12 otl,v Hail.CleNekmd lovepl, llallield. Col,m,b.,s Kenn. ' tl, I .llo.lson. Cnlnmbu ' . ( liades B. Hood. Colu„,bus ( hades A. Kien Je. CnluM,bus Morgan D. Lefler.link. Lakewood Roln-rt H. S.-ll,v. Likewo... W ,llia„, S. Livingston. Columbus Jam.s [). Shields. ( ' olun,lM lnl,„ E. Patton. It. Uiuderdale. Fin. Quentin P. WInpple. AshI lark II Vank.-e. Columin,. . Rose. l.akew„od rk J. SluHid.Colu ( LA S I )l IOI-, i,,l I). Willis Rirbard Willia.i la.k A. Willia,: ( arl I Will 11,11. IWdinlle.ghls I. llo lges. C l,„„b„s L llorn.Colmi.bu.. , M. Lork.-. Manslieid . .Mariin. Springhel.l „ C. Mar,d.le. Dalton Mover. I akewoo.l o N„„l., ( ' l,■ ,■l„„d Omjrron )eiileron Chupl IK Si ' i ' ' nlei nl , ii niie :sl ,(. s ,ed IK78 - Chopler, ' oiini . ' d IKIH •• 1. ,)()() h ll, HTS llngh C Palme,. lakewoo.l K,p I Orchard. Adingt.m. Mass William C ( )wen. rrlm,m los. pi, W. Rav. Colun.bus Robt. S. San.lerson. Wasl.ingt. (1..,rlesll.S.hhgle.Man lief l.,l.n P S ' llers. Cohm.bus R..ha,.l C S. ' h„.„,. I Ivria lohn Si„,on. IJNria irnnk H Smith. Buliah,. lark W Stephenson. Ma. Paul I Sweeney. Ch-selan C.H Roberi E Tvndall. lohml., U-eV Walt,m. L.kevv.„,d l n,es Wert . Columbus lan,es t WLeler, IWIIel,.. Ian,e. H W.hhIs l..kew [ - 2 ] The first fraternity esliil)li li was I ' lii ( .aniniii Delia. I was al Oliio Slate, i l-iji lliat first estahli the Nhiliio. then an iiulepeiifh-iil lral Tiiil I oday. with 50 ' ' oi the yraduatini! Gams, tlie chapter lioltis sway as li servative dressers and polislied u ' enlh tcllert and slrenylh. (SAIl ' s lake noh ' Joe J yan, Jim l utherlord, and ( nor l)ers of Sphinx. Ryan is the orifiinalor liatjs at OSL ' , while Jim and ( leort ' e eslal)Ir?frrd pr wilh Ohio Slaters Inc.. Sundial, and Makio puhlical . rcher Reilly, Fiji prexy; Bill Nosker varsity ijridder lein reel tit ' ion lio . hCormiik. prexy ol 11: and I :d Dodci. Student Senate le.idiT are ol Hnckel and Dipper, hi the class of ■12. Queri- -iiii W ' hipiA ' . Chuck Kienzle, and liill Livingston belong liill wieldinu the t ' avei. Jack Stephenson owe are varsity cridders. Cliick Rvans cap- 1111. John I ' allon i ives his all to swimming iK ( apers wilh a saher. leavinU llic horsey 1 )i l.oiiu (successor to I lilchcock). Iiillywood Premier of tiic new house. Tlie llial lakes a summer to yet up over. The Spriiiu ' I ' ormal in the front yard (for fifteen years it hasn ' t r. lined, despite the hexinc of the other frals I ! !) Eat, ilrinL oiiil U mi-rn for tomorroiv you ma receive your Itou pUiltn, ' says Treas. Phil Tcfjt. A formal settinq sur- rounded hy a bvauUful Lachground. some shoes. Et ns ami ilvrhst pinq a Utile fo,.. vnort. f ' rerv leleJ. ,.l fia HriJflinq l it Utween dim stuAiea. ■ vM Koil:, ;..l. T m H . .l.. u. I.m,l,e. (,or Jon omns. Cooper. Cnhl,. Surlpl. Drrmaily. Sirr j. BiTlIn-. .Siraiili ..,,. fj,crle. Tansek. Sinto. Samuels, liickarl. Oss.ra J. S(ro« WxeHrier. Kor i. Slret. Keni).. Hrrsrio Rw,e„l,oJI. Commelu. Slrouss. Ro...an FACl ' l.lT MIMlilkS Edwar.l V. OKourk.-, Minr I -ngr. CLASS OF 1040 Antliony J. Bresria. Rochester. N. Y. ( lifford B. Kemp. CincinnaM riforye Comello. Cincinnati !«pliii L. Strauss. Youngslown Josepii C. Streb. Canton Inl.n J. Sunime. Ci, Ri.ltnr.lW ' .Bi.knrl. ( anion CL SS ( )l I ' Ml Gerald K Gallowav. ( hvela,,,! ( l,.„l, . 1 Ko.l,. Clevelan.l CI S ()l I ' MJ Lest.r I- . Bertke. Cin innati li.n.ard J. Conn.ll. C olun.Lus Raymond V. Bums. Bayonne. N. . ti. J. Dermady. W ' atertown. N. Y. James I. Col,h. Colnn.l.us William F. Emslie. I j.ke«ood lamesA. Kinl7.. Columl.ns . ll rl I Kurnat. Cleveland Jol.n l . Riepenl.ofT. Columlu Norman I ' . Rowan. Youngslo losepl. A. Samuels. Youngsln Cl. SS Ol ' lUll Cieort ' ell l)nn o„.l„-, (ul,n„l,n lol.n C. l.l,erle. ( olnnd.ns ll.omasR Cmnl.,n,L,ke«uod IredC Sl.ulmmp. Y„uni.slo%«„ JoluiT Stranl., Colund. r.iix I Surlel. V.Mmt.sl,, (,e(o C ,o,.fer ITK riLii .Aeenne ; vi,.;, is ,e y. o .0 ( ■ „.,.ler ; ' ,.i,i„;e, IHHO [}U] R,cliar.l V. Vuelln,r I. .lumbal KennHbB C),.„ald. I ..Le «,-I rli.-odore K Snko. L.ke . J IbomasC. Streb. Canton U-sterR Tansek. lr Jn«ton Robert ll,.,n,as. Vo„n«.l..«n Antbonv J itullo. VounB,t,.vM, lo.epb I ' W ' bitlat.b. C..lu .bu. Plii l ..i|)|) i s oiilsliiiulint! ()( iai cmmiI oI llic yct tin- l ro in e liall. wliic li was licid in sprin(i (fiiart various Oliio tliaptcrs of liic fratcriiily at Allien cinnati and Coluniniis allcrnalin( as liost llie danre was licid at Ohio I iiivcrsily. I | Athens the Ohio Stale hoys returned to Col without exception stculietl lien(nshly lor June recalliny happily that April dame, everyone in June to wail for t ' rades and hrood for the the summer. All trouhles were eventually foriioll ever. an l lall lound llieiii ,dl ea- .-r lo tjo a -ain. I ' all (juarliT iirdiiijlil lo llic house luo iiic I pre .ippcar lo lie U ' ood hels lor letteriiien. namely . l who is showinu great promise in his llrst year arsily tra k team as a liil h hurdler, and Tom ) is proi ressin(i well with the fencing team. iilrainural activities last spring ((uarter came the ticin lo the actives which ic lory always carries aiui 1 anu ' also shining i lips lor the iiiantel to serve riir lor their happiness. ( )ne up was won in hasc- elilimi and iirolhers Sinko and Osswahl lived apler s highest hopes when they won the Uni- (hampionship in tennis. In fall (|u.irler the pledges irough with a foolhall i up. f Hugh G. Beatty. Ololar ' ngology Hbrry Giles. Ed. WiNinm F. Barnes. Colun.ln lames L. BrincJI.-. AsMand Robert I. Ferguson, Columhu Jack C. Austin, Springfield Charles F. Beardslcv. Findluy Robert C. Bolinnnon, Col,„„l,u F oLert F, Catron, Rirlnnon.l. Ind. John S. Crowlher. Toledo Robert P. Fite, Georgetown Spencer D. Gardner, Ponieroy ill,.-„n(;iilM.rt. Cin.immli John F. ,Applcgate. Coluinbiiti Robert W. Bradford. Colun.bu Ward II. Burrows. Columbus Charles A. Carlson. Colu.nbus Thon.as B. Cloyes, Cleveland Richard T, Cole, Springfield Joseph L. Corwin. T oledu Ke li„„. Gur.li, Grieser. limnums. I Cu.ter. Coeerl. Gray, Goss, Ijvingston, Calron. Cro Miulwll. Bolmnnon. ofinson, Crowllie P ei er, Tisdali Gi fcer(, Born..5, Slonr, See : Exime. Brimlle. Stewart. G. Packer. Rofci. , I ' ile Ste,-en, , KeHrv, ll,.r on, J erv. i c, TnmU, FACLI.TV .NUMBERS Howard y. Hamilton. Sec., Art Col. Lester S. Kellog. Bu. Bus. Researcli John M. Montz. Civil Engr. Wendell D Postle, Dean Col. Dent. John H. Cmrdiner. Col, Richard P. Kelting. Tol George L. Packer. C:oli aj SS OF 19 to n.bus Alfred W. Robinson. Boli ar. Pa. John A. SihwxTi. F ' indlov Richard E. Stewart. Columbus CI -ASS OF 1941 Frank A. Bolton. Newark John P. Kelley. Columbus Kenneth W. Cross. Cleveland Robert S. Neesc. Columhu Everett A. Dakan. Columbus William A. Smith. E. Cle Fred A. Exiine. Columbus Donald F. Stoll, Sandusky .land CL ' KSS OF 1912 Keith W. Goss. Dayton Charles R. Grieser. Springfield John C, ntiinphrrys, Xnnesville lohn J I lur, Greenville Vance O. Ue . Columbus Alan W. Livingston. Colini Lest..r F. Mitchell. Clevelan Charles Ogan. Cleveland Thomas I.. Pucker. Cohnnb, George I ' . Pteifer. Salem CLASS OF 19 n .Mi, 1,1,1 I I hd.rer. Columbus Don C Hanover. Fnsloria .lo.s,.ph J. H«m,ld. Columbus Richard W. Jones. CIv.le Robert L. Kirshner. Dayton Reed McClelland. Columbus David A. Morgan. Cleveland Paul M. Na.sh. Colun.bus lames S. Noitlholt. roledo Jack W. ONeil. Columbus Stanley W. Pahner. Gr.e„v Robert L Reed. Cohunbus William A. Richards. Coin. John W Robinson. Toledo () , o )..||.ir i,i,ile (J-, ;,.„rl,enll. . r, l„ . i. ,.d insi) -,( C ,„,,l,r ( ,m,.n . ,; ih;j J. •.till I |.m „.,, (356] Harry .N| Semans. Dean |jn I )enl C. H. Siebrrt. Mgr. Lniv Bk St H -nr%M Simms. Tlist. John W. Trimble. Youngsto Hnrr T nllery. W« erJv Ross R. Wilhan.s. Colun.bu Paul H. Stone. Youngslown Willian. i: Tis lall. Columhu. R,.bert I Weaver. ™ark i:dwnrd C. Sochlon. Columl DanG.St -vens,CI.-v eland Chnrl« D. W.fd. P..n.e,ov William E. Young. oungsl. Richard I. Rosemurgv. Colun.lau Martin P. Savers. Columhu, William E Shull . Columhuv Dan W. Sin.s. Columbus Kent S Snvder. Kenton Ja.k W.Wright. S.dem I I () wliom il may ()ii crii .ind know • lli.it Sires: I l.irrx ' all(T -. ( leort ' c Parlicr, .loliii ( rardiiicr. Rohcrl lioosc. |)i k Kellinu. Al l ohinsoii. Kol)crt WVavor. .lack fioltoii. Iliomas Packer. Uic liard ( irieser. Vitti.iin ( .oss. Rol)ert i-ite. ( -eoru-e Fliel.-r. Willi. irn ( .ilk rLrXKLiN iriu slon and William Voiiiii. ' Ii.i e diilv ( oiyfriiml d .in)J Li|) ii| llie pre(C|)ls .ind Ir.idilioiiv i.l )liici I cll.i of I ' lii N.i| |). i ' si ill these Ciiilds ami Itui. lions .it i old. ' jOliio M..l( University. Namely: Sphinx, liiicket nnH. I )i|l|)ir. J oi lie il also known lh.it I ' lii K.ipp.i I ' si has hccn nwordcd trophies for interlraternity haskeliiail. swimminc, and tests: have participated with the Fijis in ye )i Duo I ' ormaie and Harde Times Partie 11 una of Siuma Clii at ye Oide Oake ch;ar- ro en tiiemseives to tlieir fellowmen as phos. Scarlet Mask. Arts Colletje C )iiii iR ' - JlLKf . ' l.lle s.. I hi- lore worn sLileminls In Ve Private Privy prove inc.. I r.ilernity . flairs. Keramos. ( ireek Wrrk. Senior ' tli.it Phi Kappa Psi yeomen are staunch, loyale men of Prom (oinmillie. leniiis. ii.isih.dl. haskethall. fiolf. swim- haracter. who will accept any hallcnCe on the field of mind and N ' arsity () .Vssoi i.ilion. h.ittle. he il in the square or in the academy. „,. ,., „l ..ry. ■ „ IM,looL clow, ■ u I ,., world. I i,, ' il ( « in ' ' UIP pOCKft. I.AwarJ i:, rcU i orton I ' Mli ' rluilK ' i in l io ' oiiJ.Jnl ,. r ' ' i ' i mW ■ rno in Immly, flrorp ? lt wlto li ' ij i to inliT ...Hir n| .Mil.. ' I 3 -7 1 lollmaniis. Applegale. I ' alk Lockwood. Munlean. Wliilman, Ij-olhermun, MiMrr ' ,. „ ,. ) Smith. Inn. h,l amp. Vol-.. Hermnnn. Shi.-eU. CU,-en(,er. UasUl lo((,„„„„., . ,,,,l,.,,„l... l-aW. .O.I,,,-..... , ;„Ml...,„. 7.iln,.,M. l alhernmn. MJ .-r I loll P Albert E. Avey. PKil. Howard C. Cinn. Entranci. Bil. H. G rdon Ha F.. Hoa, lACULTY MI-MBliRS i. Ecor nd. Bu Org. Harold P. Knauss. Physics Ralph S. Paflenbarger. Ilngr. [ ri Alfr.-d J. Philhv. Kngr Dniw Karl W. Slin.«,n. M.xh l igr Jack W. Angerman. Toledo Richard C. Clevenger. Marion CI SS OF 19 to Robert B. Herman. Chillic. Edward .1. Jun. Cleveland Ralph C. I lcamp. Cincinnati W illiani D. Long. Canton Bradford L Sn.ilh. Mi.n«(irld Arthur A. ' olz. Davton Everett E. Haskell. Topeka. Ka Q-ASS OF 1941 Har .ld E Shively. McCon.b Roy 1 1. Wirshine. Brookvilh- Robert 1 1, Applegate. Cincinnati f: i„K I rj.,1.-.,. Columbus CLASS OF 1942 Charles M. Buhrnian. New Carlisle Robt. W. Lockwood. Cuvahoga J-ails Wesley R. Pelling. Cincinnati Rob.-rt O Do.sler. n.llsviil,- C.eorg.- I ' . Muskoff. N.. «rr.. Frank F. Piehl. Cuvahoga FalU Frederick M. S..gr. Marion CU SS OF 19-) laloes W. Allen. Coiun.bus Gi-orge P. Bigelow. Toledo 1 i„w«r l E. lalk. Mansfield Richard I. l-eatherstone. Chilli.othe D,«n i: Haramis. Alliance D,nvcr W. H.-llidav. Marioi R-xford W. J.in.s. Ulumbu l.dwin.1. U ' Hthemian. Akron l aAI.. .M.Cov. Mt. Vm. Harry ( . .Nlilhr. Columbu fjiierv Muntean. Canton 1 hcKKlor.- B. Myers. Mario Carl R Pearson. C:lev.huid Kob.rt L Pertlue. Chilli.olhe Grnvdon D Whitman, lostofte (.... .1 ( ..IJ.I.T j.:i r ;„„ri,.,.„i , .A,. si„;. is ,.,; i u I- (7,„,.l,r, ' ..„i, . ' . I ' HM) tO.IHUt M. ' „i , ' r.s [358] i 1 All me! One would think lliat in lliis lovely sprina weather a younc man ' s fancy tnitjhl turn to tlioiiunts lovc. of the tireeii ranipiis. and ccrlain Imslics ror L.ik. ' . Kill IK), nol will, ll.c slalsNarl i ' K ol hraun lia c handed Into an Anil ' oy remain in (lose s -( hision over llic wee supreme women hater, was snal( h ' d ii and wasn t seen lor two (la s. Matter of lad. the men won liie lea in howlinu. with stores wortin I AHC rank Hd Jiin entertained as Santa Clans at the tlinner lor iin derprivileu ' ed i hildren. F.verythinu went alone hne inilil the pillow slipped uiil ol Santas stomal h! Some social events that will lone he rememhered were the I )inner I )an( • at ( iraiiville. the l everse dunce, and ihy annua ' l ? ' ' fTTrtt( ians liall, where the boys picked up a hearse. A little on the morbid side, but .lead affair. nd the house: R. ' olt . former prexy loast- ilh milk . . . marl Russian; C. Berlaman how to scpiire a millionaire ' s dau( hler: B. I rVyni.in iii er liiiu ' a Irat pin with a rubber band altarhcd iiii those uiulecided ytiys. And so it tJoes. Life at the PK I house is seldom mild, lor who ever heard ol a PK I in. in heiiiu a natiiridist ! ! I ; ..rcll llasUl dor, .i, liiire o fpriufi loim- i-unjnf). I ' l,i Tau, corny l„,n,l prfpares to stipitort liuogptie CiraMe for I lonwcoming qtieen. ..ro W Shi ly .Irink, liiK-a-poo jti ' tcv at III Ahncr Hop li.lle i-oypls Art ' Ji Dear DoJ. p rojr send nir ( 30 or ,„v . I.. i„. • lie profmUv l ioiig il .r made Bucket on. hpper. ■[ .; ; ] I -V I - AIn.y. Ag. Roli.rl W. Moon. Conover Tlmnius M. Dumilre. Col. James M. rZlliolt. SleuLm ll„r„l,ll) Aslin.an. SlruL,-, lluR.vA. lirown. I. WUiteliouse, Ashman, toon, Sucttiu, lirown, Glilws. Smilh Elswick. i t p ev. Dumilrp. 7iili.. lialeman. Olmslcaii. Gatvr, GarJn U,rsl,. KU;n. Illioll. Rosckelly. -..rHiiso... Ijmllwr FACt ' I.lT MEMBER? Waller C. Burnliam. A cl. Dwiwl.t M. DfEo.ig. Zoologv Krnn.-ll, Cnner. Ag. Clirm. I lonier C. Hockcll. Hi l CL SS OF 1010 Wamn B ln,l.ria„i. Cul,,n,I,us All,-,, M C)l„, leacl, Col.in,lnis C-ors.- D. Ros.-krliy. 1 lun.n CLAlSS of 1941 Robert I. Ferguson. Columbus Albert H. Martin. Eost Cleveland Robert F. Wliile. SpringdelJ Willian, Marsli.Toledo Jolm Sucl.iu. Warren lloyd E. W ' bilel.ouse. Sleulnf, CLASS OF 1912 W ' illia,,. J. Bat.„,a„. Akron Donald C. Klein. CbillicolI.e Clarence G. Mnssie. liDnlon Donald R. McNerley, Toledo CLASS OF 19(3 illia,n B. Elswick. Steub, nvill,- Martin F„ Eskelin. Dorset .lames dikes. SlrulHn ille i . I,• Comma CImpler 275 li leeri( i Ari ' iiiiu •: ( i ( .e l 920 20 C ici ters l-nun l, ' A tOIH ,,(HX) MemlMTS I [ 360 ] I S( r.il. Ii .in .ilhlrlc ,iiul you ' ll find a I ' lii Mil iMi ' H III miiimIi ' Ii.i - (jariicrcd li i ' i ti| atlilctii iiu ' aiKlcrinjj and cnCcrly look li fields to coiKiiier. I liey arc now ll more spacious niantle to laKi- care lee lion. AnotiuT honor clcmrd was llial of Ix ' fraternity honor roll as a residt of liiu ' l hi h standards of luiiversity co-oix-r.ili ( ilikc was not on the rontributinij list dm swats witli pledge Brown. R. Glike sits i ir.iriiv lhroiii, ' h the process of osmosis, consequently ■loiniiiu ' Hanie and the memorable Winter h.aihwolil. the I ' hi . his were resplendent. • il sliop lidk or sartorial splendor. This can llrllMiled to the Iralernitv having a smoker 111 li)llowe l hy a dan e the next. i . the i lii . lu Delias remain a leading ). and a i hi . lu Delt. a sidjlle hut out- Tical- — nol only on the athletic field or the ml in the class-room as well. Discussing life, rchgion, trie war silualion ana women in ihp Iroplty room. (iiJy hours arc ihp r.de at the P;.i . .. Delta house. Hon KltHn ami Ctporge Unsvhelly Uivve that lira heads are ietter titan ntw in solving engineer- ing problems. ViflM y re,ul.-..-c with ihe canAy Those .Ir.amv v f, blue. Two niny lips to las you. Frophv a quarter „chiu a,ll-«cale, a larger mantle. Tlw power hehiml Prexy lim FJIiot-The Tomhslrr. . M ] % L m,rflA. BlurnUrg. IVnl Wr.slWn. in,;lnum. S iop,,.. ,. X.,„ ur..m.,. {..r„..f. Kt.mnu,,,. .UUr. Se.J..ui,i. S n Silrvr. hidish. Oa.is, S iapiro, Cohen. Ir,.,llanj. L o,kin. HanJel. VVmr Rosenthal. MM. SlaW. Ku,. ar.. Ko in. ■iritr- sl.-in. .Aaron. Slern. Weinrr. I nn Menlser, Solwitz.. Rcmhr, F andrrs. l lionuslein. lay. Mason. B o.1 Sc iuorl:, Krosny. DeArango. Goldberg, OreenwalA. W ' rilznmn. Agatston, afolison GRADUATE STUDEXTS Harold 1, Farfccr. Med. Sinn Kirl.lnnd. Opt. CL SS OF 1940 Artl.ur J. Block. New YoA. N. Y Millard f . Bomstein. Columbus Paul Aaron. Cliarleslon. W. Va. Lloyd Bomstein. Columtus G. W. Finkeistein, Cedarhurst. NY. 1 l.eodorc- Colwn, Middletown Allan U Fredland. East I jverpool .Milton Adier. N«v York.N. Y. Kobcrt S. Agalston. New Y ' ork. N. Y. L romrA. Birger. CU-veland I Its. jjirrv ' I.Davis, rl.-v.lund Im Flanders. Jamaica. N. Y. Herbert M. Joy. East Liveipool Saul Mason. Buffalo. N. Y. Bernard L. Mentser. Cuyahoga I ' alls CLASS OF 1941 I ' l.ilip Goldlx-rg. Springfield I laiold A. Held. Cleveland Heigl.ls I lan.ld M Kohn. Logan. W. a. Norton r.. Lavin. I ' -asI Liverpool JtrryJ.Kosentbal. Cleveland Myron J. Solwitz. Cleveland CLASS OF 1942 ford E. Friedman. Cleveland Hts L. Meizlisb. Middletown Josepll Shapiro. Holyoke. Mass. Harvey H. Stein. Cleveland CLASS OF 1943 William L D.Amngo. Univ. Ht. Arnold H. Goldberg. Detroit. Mich lerg. Detroi vald. aev, Knlpb.Nl Knv Harold M. Kr U Henrv Jacobson. University Hts. Allan D Kleinn.nn.Cleveland Hi, land Hit. Ejtric M. Licb Ci.v.lan.lllls .y. CU. ' landllls Cleveland Hts f-.arl SrbwartT. Cleveland Robrri S Seidmon. l. ' lev.lnnd Ht. Herbert Qumn. Ci. Jack M. Stabl. Oil Cilv. Pa Harvey B. Stein. Cleveland Millon B. Stem. Cleveland Philip Tener. Cleveland Robert N. Usoskin. Great Ne,i. NY. Sanford Siegleman. Qevelnn.l I ll S.n.M Shopne,l.ToIe,l„ Martin J Vil,n,«n. C..ble.k,II. NY. Sl.ehlun . n..an. Cl.tel.nd Hit. ( )mi,T n C iopler l ' «,K ut.i .Al ' erilir ■.I.M.he.l 1021 CJC mpleri oii.iiI.mI i (n 1. I(K) . eii. iers I [ 362 ] Into llieir In-.iiililul lu-w liumi- on llic ItiLi . crnic- liill last yetir moved the I ' lii Sit ' ma Deltas. I liis heaiililiil liome is the rulmiiialion of years of plaiiiiinii-tUid the re suit lias lived up to the happiest eNpedaliiii. AmontJ the oiitslaiKliii( a( li ities ineiiy fr who now holds a seal on the Sliideiil ( iiiciiihcr of ihi- Student Senate, preside (■ e( ulive ( hairnian ol May week in 1010 the (omiiiittee for the senior tomiiienio also (leorye Finklestein whose oiitstandini, ' Hail ' hution is his .iilinu in ( ampns dramatic produ( lions, espe those ol lln- liill.-l I ' layers. Harold Farher. now a sindeni rales a lot ol space, Aniotii his many activl- er justice of the Court. Spliin.x. liuckcl ana inophos. I hi fWla Kappa, f lii Eta Sit ma and int! ahimiuis is Alexander Minlz. now na- I of I ' lii Sifinia Delia, also Stan Zucker. n important position with the music Cor- ri( a. and Alex Shoenl aiuii. sponsor of rink. Amonu llie alumni, one also sees _liam C . Siuirer. who is connected witli ■rnalional Movie |- rodu(ers. and Cjcnc Block. adinu a( lors on iiroadway. uwlt ami Jl tlw ni Silts can go lo dass. , ,.i ;„ loniH .!. ' .i Sig will ■ hino (..ni ) il — ■ S t ' , not ImJ. fci.l s „.,.(.l lu,-v ,epr, n,y • Into asl nic| il. ...V, Herluc ov. f .. nil roivn l ir sihio fr..n for lite limr wing. 1 Ml, prexipi lallt i iTr 1! ih,- liiliirc. : 63 ] Kino. VX ' o . Meelmn. llunsUU. C .ar ps. Cu na Vnger. Miller. Von GunJy. Kekhio. Broun. Ma«. Ouons •r, Warriripr. n( ioriy. St7iii l:. Waper, I ' OTvman. Hull. C ' oiingto Doan. Dawson. Banu ' tt. Boa s, Mmler. Smilb. RaUJl faMcr. ; .r.y. ' .ugey. Gar.in. G«.|:. Bird. Rp...1 lAciLiY mi:mim:rs Puul Cridcr. Arcl.. Kennell, K. Edgar. Ind. F.ngr. GoriKT I . .Io„ts. Phys. F.d. Russell P. Dreyer. Med. Frank . ndre vs. Covington. Ky. Harlan . . Anthony. CKristian.VV.Va Jacob A. Bamctt. Springfield David H. Boals. Mansfield Roger H. Cowdcn. Dayton Jack E. Dawson. Kansas City. Mo. Rirl.nrd I. lilend. Columbus CKarles D. Cissna. Signal Mt.. Tenr William B. Conner. PilLsburgl.. Pa. Robert A. Bir I. LyndliursI Chester A. Boynlon, Hoverbill Jack D. Brown. Columbus Rol)erl V. I ' oreiiian. Toledo Raymond Mikesell. Eco Hermann O. Miller. Ar Robert E. Monroe. Rom ■l. ng. Harrv R. OBrien. Joum. Wilbert C. Peltegrew. An. WOSU James E. Pollard. Journ. Edwin H.EIli! ORADl . TE STUDENTS n. Cliem. Clarence A. Co aglon. L aj ss OF 1910 I larrv Grasl.el. Columbus David F. Gray. Findley Edwin Howell. Alliance Carl Huffman. Buffalo. N. Y. Otis M. Mader. Circleville Paul F. Mecban. Ironlon Bill Phillips. Canton Samuel G. Rahall. Berkley. a. CL SS Ol ' 10(1 Harold H. Doan. Portsmouth John P. Gar in. Columbus Addis 1. Hull. .anesville William H. Shult .. Columhu ( L ss or I ' Mj l obert F. Farkler. Dayton Knute Har -ey. I ong Island. N.Y. Robert A. l -wis. Columbus l .l,n W, Eohrey. Davton Preston E. .Maas. Bloomfield. N. J. Win.lon Plan. uff. Jackson aj SS Ol I ' Ml Robert 1 1. Gnnlt. Centedmrg Frank M. Goetz. Relay. Md. R.N. Hickenbolham.Sl. 1 Clark K. Hunsicker. Circle . l,,!mR}m( ' lmrUT l ' n M.;l . r,n t: ' ,W i . i,, .eJ O J 76 C iopterx Founded (H6S 2 500 Me... ..r. tM.arles E. King. Akron l.h.vd.NI. .Njilier. Akmn Robert J. . ' a lnlin. Columbus Robert L Ogle. Woodsficid [364] Robert D Rush. Arth Morris E. Trotter. I Jindscapinc Cliarles N ' inrert. , natomv Robert L Brown. Co JclmT. Smith. East l.i enK.,.l ArthurB anGundv.l.«n... Rowland 1). Wolfe. Columbn. Frank S. 7.«d«om«-. Cle%el.,.,.l Walter J A.ggv. V.ung.l HomerE Warrimr. Davlo I lobart Weaver. I Xivton C .avie Wolf. Gin l«ille Robert C. avrns. ClrcUille Robert J R.-.-.I. Canton WdhamJ Rei.hle.Clevelnn r:d«ar.lSl.ir.s.C..h.ml.u« James R. I ' nger. Cnnliin I Siicxi ' SS is tlie keyword .irDiind llir I ' i l .i| |) ' i Al|)li.i lionsf and diirintJ llic current c.ir lliev liave eiij i ed il lliorouyhlv. Athletically I ' i Kappa Alpl... attai sii((ess and distinction, .lolm i.olirev pla i)all and lack !)aus()n played well .it yi tlie l)askell)all team. Ainona llw pledues proMii.sinii loothall material lor next year In intraiinirals llie Lnwltnu ' team tnrjied lartje cup hy heina runner up in the I volleyhail team also won .1 ( up l entering llie intramural play-offs and (lie Ijaseh.ill ,uhI ' joI! te.uiis liave ureal pics pe,t s, for ti.e . iaIK sprint! quarter. le season ran true to form. Numerous dancps le old Iraleriiity life, rail and winter formals lsui ( esses. I lie pieilu ' es came tliroucri with pl (lt!e party and llie I i.irrl limes affair was lie alumni wi-re royally entertained tliis papier liouse l)y the annual alumni smoker r s Day liatupiet. the usual success and many new faces ,idi d to the fraternity. IJu ' liI men were inlti- w inter (|uarter and a larije niimher more ue- •rs ill the sprinU. Uornis. liLmton lomns. R. Conner. Croen, Heekman. Coclihuni. Huder. W ' . f Shaffer. Sexlun. Panx, Slrait ifxiuc)n Unbns. Elgcr. Ebenl.acI,. C. Oral. E Elower. HolJern. M.mn. Oral. Zorlmo .. T. Conner. Xorlon. R. ;- o . .r. Ki.(rri„„r. DpSeen Durrani. Boughru r. Bilrer. Coclirar,. Duvatl. SclwU. Rabb. S) Flower. Uwi,. ' l. ( ILIV MKMBLRS Robert Britlan. [ nglish W ' erret W. Cliarters. lid. Oliver Fellows. Bact. Wilber H.Ford. Bad. Edwin Price. Zoolocv lohn W Price, ooloa Paul E. Scliaefer. Econ. Framis A. Scl.midt. F ' ootba KovnIII. Smm. I.ni-lisl, Frederick Sledccr. Asst D.,,n Cflrl 1-:. Steeb. Bus. Mfr ol I Harold i. er. Bad Robert D Bills, Bact. ( -R ADL ' ATE STUDEN ' l S Howard D. Smith. Univ. Arcb. C.rneA. Waller. Psvcli. CI ASS Ol lyio Pl.ili,, A. Beck. Columbus Alson E. Dean. Glendale Douflas M. DeNeen. Col, William R. Beckler. Piqua Ibon.HS A. Cocbran. Erie. Pa. George M. Duvali. Pittsburgh. Pa. Fredrick Beekman.Batb.N.Y. Irvine ! ' . Blanlon. Columbus Fxiwnrd A. Butler. Columbus Robert .1. Conner. Columbus Tliomas Conner. Columbus Charles [ ' . Cervnne. Youngstown Ri.h.T.IW linger. Columbus CM(„gei;ibalh. Columbus luslu.C, llrusch. Cohm.bus Eugene W. Durrant. Columbu Richard H. Flower. Wyoming Campbell J. Graf. Columbus Robertl-.HoIclern. Little Hockii .lohn O. Jenkins. Columbus lack P. Pierce. Columbus CLASS OF 1941 Christopher W. Egler. Lakewooi Robert L. Flower. Wyoming Arthur F. Jennings. Elmer N. Y. Richard . . Moor.-. Chillicothe G. ' . . Iunn. Davtona Beach. Fla. Richard R. Price. Columbus CLASS Ol- 10 IJ lark A. Cochbum. Pntaskala Don G. i:benbnck. Chillicothe FIdward G. Flower. Wyoming Jerome R. Flynn. Colun.bus Thomas I ' oster. Chillicothe HarohlGoelz. Michlletown JnckRCraf. Columbus Richard . I.(;r..en.Columbi Joseph P. Hershberger. Cohi David W. b.ng. Columbus CLASS OF 19-C5 i-rence E. Hughes. Columb, mer L. Jenkins. Colun.bus inld W. Jones. Colun.bus It R Kaighin. Toledo Boyd C. Kc-sselring. Akron Corley Y. . oonnn. Columbus lames |-. S. nrff. .New Carlisle Robert I I Sims. Colun.bus DixO R.-,,rs. Columbm lohn T. Rillenour. Pikelon MaxLXanScoten. Colum Riedrr W. Schell. Cuuinnati Jan.es R. Sexton. Michllelo«.. James E.. Simusbaugh. Cl.illiorl.r Calvin A !xx.n.is.R,„kvRi .-, VN ' nrdLParrv. Augusta. Kan W.-shv . Shalhr. Colun.bu Anihonv W.se. 1 h.vwanl. Wi.. William R W.lh.on. Marirlt. William V. artn.an. Culumbut Urin J. Slak -r. Colui..bu William l-Sli.k till.l)..vton PaulRWhe,-ler.R Hkv Rivet David Wvman. St ( ' hur.v.11. hel.. C;.upt..r i ' n(;„,;i„n,.; i. ., .l,. f.ed f8g. MjC .,i, Iters I ..nn.lr.l IH ' t6 -,I . SH . ;,. M ers [366] A little ui l l •i U ' l ii i ' to i i ' ' ' i ll; ' ' ' : l ' ' l)ra(l« ' ll S lii)lar lii|) tropliy. I Icr rcd ciili.il-. .1 I ' ratcriiily , . ( liievciiK-iit Roll ( rtiii atf ami a plaiNt in tli lirst scvciiy Iralcriiilics 011 (lie campus In scliolnrsliip. l(ac k ( iraf atldci till- Sophomore Class prcsidonry lo a loollrtyi aiul liaskcj liaii name and Palmer .lenlcins the prcNVshiiyol Ireshmy Activties. Hiuhlitihts in tlie fall; the hoiiw oinint, ' formal initiation, a party willi tlie I hetii f pli ' du ' e part es. the vollevhall ( li,iin|)i( nship lor the M-( t d v -,i . a ( en ral fvodii lor till ' Mil lii ' jan flame at Ann Arhor. the lall lOr mal .it l iookviiic-. the Christmas parlv with Santa Clans and the i ' i i ' hi arul the various small hut torrid parlies. Winter saw Ohio I lieta on the . ( hievenieni Uoll for the sei ond (|nar ti-r. a tiirilii lorin.d in the rain, the rise of a new super doulile talk l.inu ' uau ' e. I ' ounders Hay hnn- ((uet with the Wesleyan and Deeiison rliuplers and a trip ) soiijc ol the brothers lo the l roviiue lonvention in l)e- np lor the lliird time were the A and B ■ ious honor hot a lot of fun. A visit troit. t haskelllall t Iron, N I partii teams, a (lnl i itional C hapt -r supi-r isor .S(|ioth in . ( ril. partii-s. parties, sprinu inilialion. swimmint;. ti-iniis. u ' olf. tjirls: tiik - your pi( k for the sprini;. I hen tjradi-s. (immenc ement and iiiation sums it up. 11,0 (I Jlrrv pair of i t : ' ' ,. rrnHv mml ' il ' Hjrir . Robert Bader. Dent. Morton Bader, Davlon Josepl. I. Bialosliv. Clev Leon II. Albert, Canton Sidney W. Arnovitz. SImron, iiirk O. Jav. Columbus .MIr.d V. Jolovilz. Canton Alvin S. Ahlon. Dnyton 7 beodore N. Bloonibert;, Youngsttowr Josepb M. Cowan. Cleveland Hts. Innies C. Freidenbcru. Columbus Artl.ur Goldstein. Berkley. W. Vn. Robert A. Gusman. Cuyabotfa Falls Hans I ' . Ilacen. I ' otsda,,,. C.ermanv U Zr,.ser. .Syrtin. .Arno.il:. Ki, ..non, . S.i;,,.. fioWslein. Ro(,ins. . „ ,. iVeumnnn. Kol i. Siiifier. roirofi. rant ]as. Scdii ' arlr. Gross. WViiiberg. Mnqpn. jiller. S uirfnuin. P..l-r. Wilier. Bfoomfccrg. .AILerl. Var man, Wafce. Jal.iso if SU- . Co ien. Bader. Sr ui man. GoldfcerBer. lia osfcy. Joder. SrJ.eur. .NJofloi... Popper. Rosen. Sr ii f. K ausncr, mmerman. Sards. Mormon. Sfvigr . Xus k... Kado.,.. x-r Marcus, Triger, GWADIVII. STL ' DF.NTS Morton Grossr Marxin Magai ,an. Med. iner. Conn Jerome Pope. L Ralpb Rubin, b CL SS Ol- 1010 Sbel.lon G. Col.en. Piltston, Po. M. T. Goldberger. Kn illc. T.I Jerome W ' einUre. Dent Hugene C. Srhear. D«vton larll.. Sbnrir. NVIsonvillr CLASS OI- 1011 •J. Gross. New York. N. Y. Iv ' i. b„rd S U.tter. Clevela, Ma..rNinS.bulm Robert S Sbarfn . Balli r. N|d CIWSS Ol UM Ir vin Matusoff. Dayton Alan M. Mirkler. Columbus Leonard H. Polsler. Columbus Ralph E. Roscnfield. Columbu Raymond N. Roth. Dayton David M. Sapp. Akron Stanley B. S bwariz, Columbus I. J. Slotnick. Indian OrxbaltJ, Mass. clj SS OF ion Milton 1 Josepb M. Kl Irving L. L ' vi Josepb Marr, Fdwin A. Ma Hamid M. ,Mati Cleveland sner. Canton . Pouebkeepsie, N. Y. Cinrinnati Uwrencf. N. Y. Laurel. Miss. Ie,rv 1 N ' e, an. Cant.. Iiv,in W. Nusbaun.. Canton Cbnrles Pearbnan, Clevelan.l Gerald Popper. Ml. Vernon. N. Y. Cbarles C. Radow. Columbus M. J. Rirbamnd. Palisades. N. J. Nblvin L. Robbins. Columbus llarr D R.,sen.Tean.- k. N J Mark W. Syrkin. C«larbu.-t Y lames I Wake. Caltaniugu- Josepb Wdker. Bridfie, .rt. ( .,„„ Karl D Sorbs. Canton Robert BSbilT. I .umin Delr Singer. Cleveland Josepb M. Spiegel. Trenton. N J. Herbert H. Triger. Canton Lester L. i| svr, Columlm .Sifjinn t ' a ( loftfer 06. il i AeeiMie ; la , ,s a.d O. ' O -. I ( ' ...plers I .Mifided l tt ) -.,V,(I N ,.m ..Tv [ J6S ] Slarting out witli oik- of llie liirijcsl pledge (lasses in llie history of tlie tliaplcr. SiKiiia Alpha J li w it f tli ' stiiietl lowarils one of its most Iriiilfnl years. l liin l llie ihe knowle.lye that they had iii.i le the |-ral iiily Achieve riM-nl Roll lor seholaslic slaiuiinu ' in the past 1 lull, .il the hetiinnint! ol the winter fnarler th y Mio ((l iiilo their heaiitilul new home oiiXiika . vei ' i7i Ihe formal openinq in I ' ehriiary loiiiul a )ron(l| ' loliyrs CMul). reienlly organized, actiiii, ' as hosi F ' el}riiary also saw Mel Cioldberger, head ol the joh hunting school, passing the gavel to Joe liialosky and I ' .arl Si liarl liiisy as senior manager of the baskelh.dl leaiii: . [orl finder plaving his role as manager of tfie faille IV Wake on the Makio nusincss staff. jid trophies won ny the ( liapter in its tweii- sleiK e adorn the iii.iiitlepie( e. 1 lie latest inprovemenl C up iiwarded by tfie Nn- lU ( hafiipioDship Iropliy and a pledge ip l asketl all up. pledge liirriial w.is held in . larch, a sorl of warm up for winter finals. In May the new house was dedicated and in ,lune the Spring I ' ormal c losed the year. I ' linchy Cowan ami Uitirp Schii inan pel l uir i,.,.s rro„rJ. Kl.ii. ' .n.T ami .Vmr,„an iiroi in lor sjiriiio tiuartcr. htst he somethinq aooiit ' nr SAM ' s in the I (intern tonight. nu ke ■ « of f irir new lihrarv. an euwayt finti of chess here I hat checlt fn iitune • — • — . .■;69} Willi,..,, L. Evi.ns. Che. Wall.TOaus.-wil .Ger. Ua W. MrNVill. Bus. Org. Calvin . andcr Werf. Che Ralph B. lUoU. Clyde kci IAII.n. Columbus (VorUiG. Davis. Newark ill,a,T, F. HuUSi-s. Sl.uhenN W illia.n H. Allen. Col .n,l us Cnllin A. Atkinson. Bia.kli.k W K. Campbell. Columbia. S. C. William C. Dagger. Arlington. Va. Albert), . ll„,an. Tiffin W ' ilha,,, S. fiootb. Can.bridge S. Larl Clark. 1 lubbard Robert W. l-eller. Mount Bl,,n, I JohnD.llallnbrin.Mansli.l.l Davi.l M. , ll„,ai,r. C„lu„,b„s Kob.rt 1 1. Brown. Ne,vark rho.„as . Browning. Cin.innati [■rank L. Demp.sey, Cleveland Hts. loseph R. |-ran is. Nb-, hanirsburg b.bnl. noIbr„ok.Col,m,bus Cly le i;. Irvine. Ml. emon Kr„„.,. io ,i ,r.„. . l ,„„on. S,L„.,,iU.. .s iurp. l,„u, .„. K..e -;.,uns. iis .. Mol:. S.arberrv ' . Dagger. Tornes. Compf,, . Sa„l um Kitcnton. Feller. Paryzek. Scarberry, Alien. Guslafion Mlnmn. O. Kitchlon. Zimmernm,,. PaUuk R Allen. Gesl. o mson. Xe son .„„r,„,v. H.iggins. Oa. ' is. Abfcol. W ' rigfil. Palmer. Quere. .Toy or. Drackell. Hofin naJ: ,. lACri.TY MEMBERS Willian, E I lenderson. Chem. Donald C. Rower. Bus. Org. Rol ert Meikl.jobn. Engr. Drawing Alpheus V. Smith. Physics GIMDUATE STUDENTS Jackson A. .lordan. Uv James D. Kirtley. Law- Charles R. Decter. Physics Donald W. Lyon. Chem. CLASS OF 1910 RogerW. Ilurlbul. G.lu.„bu tU,ert(). l.,l,nM„,. C„K,n,bu Ned.NI Lawrence. Colu.„bu! Robert I. Moor,-, Colun,bus WilliamG, Daubcn. Columbu I ' ,oll„„ S, Drarkett. Cineinnati Arthur D, Fvans. G,l,„„bus Do,ial.l R Guslafson, C,.b„„b, Robert D, I lowe, Colu„,bus Iravers W, Nclso... Colu...bus Dean V, Pnl..,er. Colun.bus All .rt Patnik. Springheld William C Sbar,.. Colun.bus George Kitrhton. oiingstow n Morton C. Maish. Cincinnati Norn,an L. Ni,- e. Belle emon. Pa lolui R. Pnrv- .ek. Cleveland DavidA, Quere.Ijikewood Charles R. Jay. Akron ernon C. Krogg. U.kiwood Rr,b,.rl W, Leathers, Pittsburgh ll„rvevJ, Lowe. Newark Ml.rrtE.Marzano. Newark CI SS Ol- ' 10 12 lohnll b-tller. . kron l s. ' ph J. Motz. Columbus Dnnal.lA. Reinicker. MIent.. ShierL. Rice. Colu.„b„s Daniel A. Scarberrv.C.ilun.b (■L SS ()| I ' M-, .lli.„„ -. K,-.-,„v, R..„„-. V. Jan.esl. l,.•h„,a„,Gr.-,-n llle •illiaM, i: L,-v..l,on.C.rov,p„rl n,eo.l„rel ' , Nblbr. C„h.,„bus Jam,-sG IVnIi.l.l. Col.m.bus Jack R.l ' orl.r. Cincinnati Ri.l,,,r.l(. I ' ,.«.ll. Sl,• bemil!c■ . (p ,..(m.nmuCfm, JOIl ' ifl, ' i ' nt i . . en.i l.-lnlilislwil (NHJ W ( V.opler.i r.m,ule,l IH-i ' , --..•iSD l-ml„rs ' ,-rn„nll R.-i--. ll.-„l.. „. I ' „ Dana I . Rev.,ol.l . Col.,.„b„. I rankB Ri.b.-v. l ' ,b..„bu . lfr,.,IL. Rid.out,llu.L,.n William J. Robison, C .lu.,.bus I „rlC. Shier. Ciruinnati I r.-,IG S.resl. Ij.k.wood Cha i J. Vierrt. i:ngr. Dt, Charles Mntrh. Deni JacobB. Sims. PleasanU ill. Ja -k N. Tavior, Colu.i.bus William L.ravl..r.C..lun,b„. Ja.k P. Wright. Wadsworll. Robert 0.7.in,rm-m.an.G.I,„„l., R. William SanUm. 0.hi...l.,,- Willinn, V Scnrl.err%-. Cob.,,. I... RovT. ndel voo.l.C..hm,l.„- C..•..rBeR. Ltlov.h.mast.r Carl W S horpnr. Cl.vela.„llll. RoUrtll. S.-ILC hm,b.. B.-n R. Shipley. C .lu ..bu I Norton Stephens, Kans W ilhan. A. Tomrs, C..lui„l la,„.sL S-,ler,C.r.-e„vdl, Rob.-rti: SI.erer.Cohl.nl.i,. NbbinG Sulser. C-ol .„b.., R,.hardl Ta«[el,N.-v «rk Will I) rh.„„as,Can,l.,, s I ' hith. ' hl. Coin.,.!-. I,.hn O WiUon. Chft.m. [370] Tlie SiS ii Clii s licid the |)()tlit!lil List c.ir in li.ivint! the distinction ol liavinfj u mortuafc-frcf lioiix-. B.M.O.C.int ' . F ' rexy Dean Palmer was U : | ll l l i liiil of the Student Senate. On the (i.t. lie perfornuX llie dulio of the Senate Secretary alony witli his Sphirr tions. Bill Alien. t- D man. was Secretary ol I Affairs, while Hill D.myer nianau ' ed the ( )li business, as did Hill Sanhorn for the Stnidi younger set. Schier Rice, sophomore Senator Si and . l Mar .ano. (age star, earnetl Romopl wM p n n itioti Al I ' .ilnik. cxcinplilird llir ide.dv .md standards ol Sigma C iii wiii-n he hroiigiit lioinc the national diving l.llrlpil)n llip lillc. Nipping Al s heels was Earl Clark. In other sports, John llallahrin, lorn Kinkade, and lOon J ' !i-inii ke have t arvetl niclies, par excellence H hially, the Sigs hoast ol a -1 point and a 5.9, hen and Hill Hooth jjeing guilhy, proving (here ' s iiAIiikI in a Sigma Chi s madness. n i ' love, brothers fioifon Hraggett, liill iiuggins. I iVvi ' . lien Shipley, and I )i( k Koss showered the I licia s with pins in a most pleasing way. Never say die, is the motto of every Sigma Chi and the nosfa of the besta and the devil with the resta. Ilnm DraikeU fei-ds lU fire wilh ihn mortgage. Richard L.CIaA.E L Robert J. Armstrong, Tippa VVillinm A. Hopkins. Columfcus Brooks P. Julian. Columbus William E. Dickinson. Chillicotbe Waller A. Dryja. Cleveland Samuel S Clark. Columbus Robert T. I reeman. Columbus C. M Geu ' enheimer. Vermillion Paul O. hlunsinger. Columbus William J. Bauerle. Columbus Gene W. Hall. Columbus SlocWuie. liohmson. Petersen. A iHer. ■( . CUL. .A. . Joore. TinUer. Handmaciwr. !.. McOoiigh, Dryja. Fittipaldi, Pepper. Hunsinger. (Jltlman. Oegenlieinwr, ytcC ann. m ( ' i iams MuUhach. ; ,.,,;.i„s. Shaeller. Lauson. Mrs W. . loore. Fronris. Julian. Wolfe. GriHilh. W, .. C-R. l)f. Tri: STLDENTS R icl.ard O. OrHce. Uw Edward G. I .udwig. Med. CIJVSS OF 1 040 James J. Kaiser, oungstown Robert K. Lawson. Columbus Harold W. McCann. Portland. Me Joseph T. FiHipaldi. Clevi Barton L. Hunt. Columbu William R, McGougK. Um. John P. Messier. Cleveland Clare G. Miller. Columbus Joseph D. Pepper. Sydney Murrav M. Montgomerw Columbu Charles C. Muhlbnch. Columbus W. C. Robinson. Birminghan,. Ala Robert T. William.. Knghsh David W Shaefter. Canlo., Richard ' . Straulman. BridgeiH.rl CLASS OF 1041 land Gerald V. Uwsc William S. Moo n. Columbus re. Columbus Ro l-r, (; bert S. Oldliam. Canton deriek S Tinkler. Ml Clem, frge R. Wolle. Columbus CLASS OF 1012 Gilbert A. Petersen. Cleveland J W Sriarrino. Rochester. N. Y. Elbert Sharpe. Chillirolhe Carter R S.nill,. Columbus CIJVSS OF 1045 irlorJ Handn.a.lier. Cle, William B Hdl. Zanesvill. eland Robert BK,rsciJjaua,.. lKldlelo Arthur W Moore. Columbus Jenm.e L Slorkdalr. Cohm C«rl 1. TeiT . Ironlon J. Q..enlin Villiam.. Cu.,i Ilan.ldJ Nash, . ler die Ailliam A Sluxlr. Cohunbu ( nrl J Wrhine. Colnn.bus Leiu jVri ( Viupler IJ Sivleenld .Aren ■: l,il.fisl.ed 1801 «)( ' l,l,i|.TS ' ..IM.de. ISI, -,s.i ' )s ,.„,;.,..s [372] Siyiiia Nil is proud dI its imciiiIxts. Almost .in proud as tliey are to lie lallcd Siyma Nus. Rt ' I ' lilly tlii ' v were informed that tliey liad been lated as one ol the ciu ' li t Ira ternities on the ( ireek I lonor Roll on the laVpus Idr quarter. Two ol the hiijli poiul ol the year were llieVisits Cilenn Miller and Kay Kyser, nationally knowi Sifnia . us. lo the O.S.I ' . ratnpus. Nor can they lort ir another hitjh point last winter when they hroke thc ntramural haslcethaii records by enmassing 69 points in nc L ' ai ie. One occasion, likely lo be remenibcreil for a long lime l)v Oil [- elersen. was the eveninc spent with Martha Raye. Their pliolour.iphir. Claire Miller, w.is .lohnny on the spot witli Ills camera lo take pictures ol tfie occasion. A lot of fun was had out of tlie radio program over VOSU , Bill Moore gave a speccli on the fraternity id AI Sharpe sanfl some of the fraternity songs. of the winter |u irler was the pre-prom party the ( hapter house iiniiiedialcly preceding the om. .Ml members and their dates who attended were al the house lor dinner and a parly lasting to leave lor the daiue followed, it was unani- !•( ided thai the parly was one of the biggest suc- cesses ever held at the house. As in the past, the spring ffuarter s big event was the spring formal, a dinner dance held al ( rran ille inn. (laire Miller. Sigma A u ace photograpncr, I niches fellows icr railing eiv ana old preiiaenU, Ciil Petersen arul BlH Moore at homcconung tlance. Uavc Slmeffer tell, liow if i( n°t gd a I poinf. iob OM iam lets out mouthful o fraternity -(.iril. I xiolts like Kay Kyser I it ' c ' coming lull . foorr. Hell Week brings out Spirit of ' re . [373] fc r i I t f t f t f ft Fret! A. Carlson. Geog. DonaM J. Aho. Fairport Harbor ( M-orge K. Bowers. Lauravillc Donald Cameron. E. Cleveland 1- li.rl V. Bemdscn. CItvcland Nornjun K. Bcrihold. Lakewood ll„sv„r.|C K.rlimld. I.,.k.-«n„,l Ki.hard A Bvrom. Cleveland Willi,,,,, I) Cnldwell. Cleveland UeCis I. Drisroll. Cleveland IT V V V Early. H. licrlhold. ilood. Berndson. Mauralli. Honed,. . Berl io d Hill. ShriviT. D .rLv. Ke«ev. ,Visl. Jroan. RolsinMrr. Frrn. l J ,.|r er. 7o;. ,, Cameron. Bou ' ers. . aso,■. Moop.T. W V.l ule lACn.TY MIMBEKS K ' .,l|.l,l I I )f,v is, Bas. Org. l-aul B Yales, Anato GRADLl-ME STUDENTS Wendel B. Fidler. Ed. Cl.arles M. 1 la,i,. b Jilm E IVor. I niv Slali.li, losepli S. Early. Beaver Willia... O. l-rrnch. Ak: Roherl I-ord. ( ,lun,l us CLASS OF 1940 Falls. Pa Stanley- A. Hctzler. Zenia Auciist H. Honeck. 111. Malinia Rohcrt W. Hooper. Conlinenlai CLASS OF 9Al Richard T. Breeze, Columbus Cli(Ior l .1. Brown. Dayton .lolm R. Flood. CuyaKoBa Fall. Fdwar.1 A. Hill. Brewster Ri l.ard Reiss. Akron Clward 1 1. Rolsingcr. Cleveland His. CMSS OF 1912 Rh1,,I, I. Darhy, Clevelan.l 1 ynn S K.ily, ColumLus CLASS OF 19.(3 Charles F. Mason. Uk.-Hood ArT old C Westlake. Yonngslown ' alterTopa. Bhd|;e|iurt Carl R. Willey. Covinelo, C-orse A. Maun.ll.. Clevelan.l i: H. Sliriver. Raleigl,. W. ., Fdaar D. Holmgren. Cleveland .lolm M. Moulll.rop. Cleveland W. 1 .. Ree..e.  «l,inKton (II Allan W. Hollois. Cleveland GeoriJe .1. Myer . Columbiana W. C. I iinier. Washington C. It Dimnld H. Ung. Colun.bus Joseph ,1. Novak. Chardon Riehard .1. Wakefield. Colun.l.u. O llo Gamma C iapler (■).(;• Woodruff Areniio ;:.st.i .fis ,e. IWS r. ' C „.,.l,.r., rnun.lnl I ' Xtl . ' J()0{). ,■r., .• [374] A complete rcKiriiisliiiiO ol (lie ciilirc (low tislairs slarled the hoys at 131 Kast Wooclriill olf to a siuccsslul season. Immediately Cieorge Mauratli. plioto ffHiitl ol i( ma Phi, started a new collection ol house shots hich inci such promising material as Bill I urner wnc has tin culiar liahit of a( lint; out his m.uiy niuhtmarys wliih asleej). Another lolleition i the (ainpus aitL ilies in Sigma Phis ahound. Richard Bowers a lAmJ.ld lake are active Scarlet Key men: YMCA, WOSU. Scar let Mask, and Strollers in wlii h he had a leading part ii Busman s Honevnioon ' takes Edward Kotsinger s time C harley ! Ieison sling copy on the editorial stall ol the Lantern while Howard Berthold and Ralr h I3arly wear out tliiti f x jlwt hir the Mar( hing liand. (3n the varsity loothall team is ' ,ill -r I opa wliili- Cecil Souders and ,■1-. I)riv((ill do their ta kling lor the Treshman s(|uad: k . Idullhrop digs spiko into the cinder track as ward Berlhold. Ireshman, sweeps the tennis courts. )iil oinij List years I ohai o Road ' dance was this rs i.ddi) all.ilr at whi(h mativ eskimos held reunion. intiH loriii.il was held in iehniarv and the aiuuial for- in.il with the Ohio .Northern ( hapter in April. I his was owed hy the Spring I ' ormal in . ' jay. climaxing a year of daiues. dinners and other social events. Of a 1 (Ar „ir 5 ol loveJ fcnsl. ' ■;■. lf.ol 1 . I bandstand ts present • mter of attracUon if W ' inrpr Formal. N rrnoWinfl art1u I iimhert after $lie took I (1 Hotsiriffer s pin. want to rrcognizje the tune, theme of Song Inlc Jan«. Trnihlional al the Sig Ep liiiifr is mascot Spe. [ . 7.- ] ( io tisloiio. GcrslA. Clialt. Schwariz Tennenianm, Uunsker, Becker. Bilskv. Minli. lianJtrmer Broofc. I ' assoji. Rivlin. liickojf. So in. Ro eniaum Seiferas, Chaikin, Siegier, Schwartz. Hessmerlnik. Friedmon Irwin Barkan. Adv FACULIT ML llii:i Samuel R. r.old,na.,. Music GKADIJAIE STUDLNTS Irving Drooyan. Clieni. Myron A. Solin. Che CLASS OF 1010 VVillinn, E. Chaikin. Clev.lan.l M. C. Coldslone. Brooklyn. N. Y. ll.-rt M. Wasscrslroni. Colurfl.us CL SS Ol 1011 Martin B, ssmprtnik. Hudson. N. Y. Eugene Brook. Buffalo. N. Y. .Max k. I rie.lnian. Cleveland Dn%id Passotf. Passaic. .N. J CI7VSS OF 1012 ( .ilLerl AILert. Canton Donald BiekolT. Cleveland Leslie M. Kivlin. I ' illslield. Ma.s Ernest Siegier. Sl.aker His Irving Bandre.ner, Brooklyn. N. Y. |- l«in Conn. Akron Benjamin Seiferas. Colun,l us CLASS OF 1913 Daniel Berker. South River. N. J. I ,oo I. Cl.ak. Cleveland A. Gcrstel. Ml. Clemens. Miel,. Burton Rosenlmmn. Cimin.... ' LeoMBilsky. Cleveland I .Iwnr.l Dun.ker. Cincinnati .Xaron Mint .. Cleveland Theodore S l.«nrlz. NWnrk I S. Schwartz. Highland Park I Tan Delta l M)8 lluli m„la Ai; EstaUhhed 1927 ' 27 Cdnplers Founded (9(0 3.922 Memlwr, [376] lau l-.i-sil,,., I ' l.i sl,.il.-,l oil in u.Mul slii.l.- Fienny Goodnien isilftl Columljiis. Hrollirr Amidst autiiinn (|ii.Trter. time was foriJlTTTafrrTTt tlie flame wlicn iiiiiny [ ratls and aliiiiii liiu ' liliylit ol the cvcniiiu ' as a daiuc and i dcdiiafed lo Ian Delta ' s first initi.ito. iirnl 1 lie social whirl of tlie winter f|nartcr ,.is tii ,.T Snd, TIk ling ' l,..l weekend consistinu of a J ' rida - I ' reildie tlie Irisli ii. dance and a formal Saturday nifilit. One of the most novel and entertaining dances ev held in the chapter ' s history was a comic strip dinice wln-i the entire house was decorated with comii s. Hill rii„ikin is ...n.ede.l l„ 1„- .„„• ol iIm- Im ' sI len. er till- (ocnilry lor the second year, liis average last year •inu ■) ) per cent. 1 his year fiill amassed the highest r achieved by any fencer in the hislor ' of the ' hi lias heen very active in Scarlet Mask, verv well in the female lead of Mace- while Merwin Cioldstone [Kjrtrayea the IS heing ( hairnian of trie ostume com- iiiiii.V, |__ M,i riediiian was business manager of the Hillel I ' hiNcrv produi lion. On the Night of January Sixteenth. lioth led Schwartz and fiurton Fioscnhaum won their numerals in cross country and as fencing managers re- spectively. A. Wrigl.y.Asst. DcanofMen Robert C. Bacsel. Cleveland Ross D. Bartschy, Orville Robert C. Cosgrove. Cainbrid William CoverJr. Or%ille Ri.l.ardM. Acton. Columbus Daniel B. Adams. New Walerford Jolm Buchinskv. Cleveland Donald S. Combs. Cleveland Rc.l.erl R. Baster. Cleveland liifiies liowsliier. Columbus Ifilin F . Everett, Portsmouth Frnest D. BulinI, Cleveland Robertl.. Becker. Columbus I )onnld D. Bridenbaucb. Toledo David R. Bucbbol ' xT, Cleveland William S. Bulkl.v, Columbus . aufjlian, Croiit i. Vticrson, engvr, Kaujholz. aughan. . Ciogvl e(. P arker, ander W ' er . Ftarulvr-:. UoyJ. .Uams. Bosler. rner. Kimdl:. Fouper. Cover, oslel er. Zioese . Komon. Kin,,. I ' aeUIJe. Daily, ejnr n. ones. Buchinskv. Welch. Murrnv. RoIhtIs. Cosgrore. Walls, chulenlnr lACL ' I.TY Mi:Mlll.k C. A. Dice. Bus. Org. .Mberl I :. Avery.PliilosopKy CI ' XSS OF 1010 !,.lm M. Dailey. I.ikewood Kennelli L. Ilanders. Springfield James Humel.Sbaker Heights ( liarles P. Kaufholz.Jr., Canton Charles W. King. Wollaslon. Ma lohn B Ko.nan. Mansfield Joseph M. Kundtz. Cleveland rivde I.. Lerner. Cleveland a-- SS OF 19)1 F.mest S. Crouch. Columbus I larrv f ' aelchle. OaklamI l-dward R. Heinzman. Girard Jerome K. Hostetler, Orville |-:dwar l C. JoM.s. Columbus lluahW. I.lovd. . Olmsleud Robert R. Milier.Boston. Mass. J.W. Morford. C.ranlsville. WA ' i fiemard F. Mooney. Pl.ys I I A-v C: Sinlev. inlruniuml i Philip D. Murrav. Jackson, Francis J. onder Werf. CI. Philip N ' nuchan. Br,-cksvill. StunrI M X ' aughan. BrecksM loin, P PaAer. Alliance llenrs- C IVlersrn. Toledo F:d«nrdL Walls. Cohimb,,- John R. Welch. N™ U.xincl.. CI SS OF 1913 f ' rank R. Fauver. Columbus James R. Geiger. Toledo Kenneth G. Gogel. Spritigfield Donald K. Maclntyre. Painsville William L Olson. Dayton 1 1. rlurt R. Roberts. Rochester. N. Y. CLASS Ol ion Donald C. Dill. Columbus Ri hard C. Fisher. Wellesley. Mass. . ' Mlonso L. Fors. Havana, Cuba Jay G. Geisel. Elyria I ' t,„ e K. I led,ru k. N. Canton Robert K. Lvllon. Killbmk B. njamin W. I n.iscbuk. Ch-Mla Merrill R. Moore. Allanlu. Ga. R. A. Powell Jr.. Ridgwoy, Pa. Andrew SahnBJr.Weslerville Donald G. Roy, Lexington Chnrle s H Sch W. S.n ilenberg. Br, 1. - • ' Merlin ger. Ro,kvb Robert W Sch ilenberg. B, Ri.l.ar in Shi umk. Boslo. M.,.. 1 Robc-ri I-. SmitI . Cohunbu. 1 UvenuG To- ,s. Celinn Dougl •s S n. ghun. Br.- k v.lle Walle rT War ren. hi.kson Tenit Allen . Wiliia n,son. Colun bu. Omicron Cfaipter jy( .S. .e„lee,.l , .Ar :sl,.Uis(,e lo. ' r nC l.ipler I ' nnn.h;! fSOO s -, n . . M .e,s [378] il • s usual, tlip opcninu of tlie s( liool year brouu ' lit a conulotiicraUon of social and int n iiiiM ' a l at liv If ((.lor ol the f(.()ll ,(il (J.iiiics was rctaiii(;( uiuii and llicir iriciids u.illicrcd at tlic Ir dine and to rclal u li.it I woidd liavc d( Coacfi Francis Scliniidl ' s predii aincnl If th( llif keynote of tfie social activities this year x ' jlial will nies dances, liav rides, and various otiier lace on siicceedini; week-ends. 1 oppinu ' )n was the ffuarterlv |)re-cram dance, fn intr.iiniira! ekes aijain pla( cd hiu ' h in such sports as spee( )ucli foothall, haskethall. l)Owlin( and various ot traiiuirals. where trophies were a( ain received to add to those 111 [ ri- i iii years. I he ( rownint; social e ent was the anni cd red (arnalion dance, wliicfi look the U nn of al (liiuier dan c and was held at the lort I iayes hold. I i is hnu tion was supplemented by radio and nana liMUjlihiil the (juarter. As is the usual procedure. pl((li; - ext liani; ' d parties with sorority pledge Mi.dK Icikinu ' the form of teas and supper dances. .irintj (|iia rl T prosed successful mainly l)etause the likes ( losed a lavor.ihle hasehall season with their tinnual Sprinu I ' ormal and all-day picnic whi(_h terminated ihe SOI iai activities of the vear. ,.-,( . Vr«l cr Me ' M iri (I ' it i roomie PU Im,av. 7 . .■ asrmrn( turned Imy loll lor }Urd . Porlv. Tehes indulge in a game of iong. lUvnt heads ■►fi theway to class ■ ' inlingent. ;,m Humel gicc, lilvtlges a dassiau cilttcation. „trh ..car th. TAe - in Inis piclun- , is forgolipn in 3uch r ii ' rings as these. [ .;79 ] % X Red. Mecklenburg, l-umkli. tionciicU. ]. Wilson. Almx Colabish. DeFrieze. S i|c. Grairowski. H. Wi son. Sam-olA. W ' ooJanJ MrP iersofi. Qiiui. Porlor. Warnrr, Lamborn t I G. Lane. Psycli. FACULTY MEMBERS Robert L Maurer. Eng. ■li. Snyder. Me l. CLASS OF 1940 John R. Colabish, Rocky River Paul E. Warner. I ktwood CIJVSS OF IP II W .llla.n M. 1 umicb. Cleveland B T. Grabrowski. Cuyboga Falls Uwrence S. Porter. Youngslown Wdlis C, Reed. Niaeara Jail. . Y) Louis L. Ajberfi. East Canton C.iorge Del-riezc. Cleveland . lerwia F. Almy, Lakewood lack W. Boncficld. I kcwood CLASS OF 1942 Clifford!:, bimborn. Fast Canton f onald L MrPlurson. . V«ark Morris I. ( .,. k. Ia.„e,l.m „ 1 A C Ma,kl.nburB. llartl.l Cv. Ind. Harold Severtson. Jarn.sloxvn. . Y llonar C il,on.C..l.in,l.„. CLASS OF 1943 Edgol D. Brown. Dexler City David O. Jones. Lakewood Ricbar.1 H. Narvvold. Sbakcr His Cbades C. Slife. ColundH.s Jolm O Wilson. Yonngslo Chi Clm,,l,r r r,rrlllh .A, .,.„ ■.. ; (,.Uis n. I M -, I ( ' liai.l.TS I „i,ml,ft lf()l )PO•S-. I.■,M .■rs [380] An occasion lont; lo v rctiicniljcrcd al I lu-l. celebration of the loimclinu ol Chi chapter marks the seventit- lifth anniversary of the loni national fraternity and the twenty-fifth anniv focindint; of Lainlxla I ' hi OnieUa. the local 1 which Chi Chapter was horn in |i)2(). Another historical peg was sealed in I ) Urother f rofessor Frank C. Caldwell. pr( department ol electrical engineerinfi. nn; his retirement alter lorty-six years of acti e the Universit ' . December also saw the annual Christmas party lowed l) lh - enlcrl.iininu ol the poor hildren ol Colum- bus at the house with dinner, party, and presents. 1 lonor was again bestowed upon I beta Ai when James C. Woodartl. Jr.. chapter advisor, was named regional direc tor of I beta . i chapters at (Jhio State, Carnegie and Mil higan. i nd lirother William lumitli was elected presi- flent c)l the- University VMC, . Outgoing president. Paul Warner, turned his gavel over to John Colabish. known in campus circles as vice-president jf Beta Alpha rsi, iia lional accoun ting Iraternlly. landing an evc-ntlid year in the life of Chi chapter with the- aiuiiial spring lormal in ' S n . Thela Xi .successfully swept through hnals and closed the season. yiary Hi ' ckart fAays piano al Tneta Ac luAA ship (10W5 plnce of honor in tlie lihrary. Thela .Xis warble lo l ii- acmmpanimeni I Cionisl Diet -..rucJ.I om( EJ v iitazs at the ftuitar. I he la Xis spc ' nJalp as lo the numhrr one song on 1(10 Hil Parade. lull Fumtch anJ Prexy lohn ColaUsh gd hints from midterm In lies. t oplan, Kearns. Leai ' iH Ka ,„. ' ..((,„. S „.p..r„. Si ivmia,.. WaUer. M«.«. Ulchei VJnian Ars iurii. -cri. C oMslpin. Ijetvrman. Rose. Rosen. Heclter, Gross. ' iru Ackerman. Go omL. Frioiinuin. Mindt ' i. lierris. GooW rienW. S :(Hin Tg. Mr SHmu.l D. Rnl„rtl) Coplnn. I n I Acii.iY nii;mbi:ks Sitln..v Cilln.an. Phys. Ed. (U ADl All; SrUDENTS k„l,,.rl B. Kearns. Law Melvin S. e .CI.. Robert I. I.rnvilt. DcnI. R.,l,.rl I) B.rri.. Cloclandllls. ll.rlM-rlM . ,kmnan. Sl,al«-rllls i;.Kvi„ A Golondi. I ' illsburBl.. I ' a I ).ivi.l ' ..indfriend. Mingo Jlinclion rr.,Mkl,n B.aloskv. CU ' i-landllls. I .„n.,r.l. | (;old.stein. Cleve. His. W ,ll,a,„ ' . Gross. Cleveland Hts. K.rmil.I.Baun.oel. Cleveland Ills Lewis N. Buxbaum. Akron lay D. Feder. Cleveland His. Kenneth S. Friedman. Cl.illi.ollie Rirbard Gnmil ,, Soull. Bend. Ind Ivan Gilbert. Bexlev CLASS OF 1010 Leu. S. Iriedman. Columbus David P. I lemian. BuHalo. N ' .Y. l lnl)M. l:mil K. SI.. del. 1 oU-do nl erg. Newarl CI ASS or loti R..lMrl I Kal.M. Clevelamlllls ll,r„,.,„W l.evill. Davinn H.,rrv ' Meiss. CiiTinnati llerberlS. Mdi.r. Bim.inBl.«n..Ala. William J. Plalkn. Fori Wa -ne. Ind. . M. Rosenfield. Bingliamlon. N.Y. a.ASS OF 1042 Bernard N. Levi. Porlsnioulb Arll„irL.everman.Bexley Ibon.as M. Mills. Cincinnati , . Jol.n Rose. Cleveland His. I Ivmnn Rosen. Clarksb.ne. W. a I dward S. Rosenberg. Cleve. His. CL SS OI lO-n Fugene A. Goldberfi. Bexl.v L.wrenre C.old.n. Sla.ker I lis. Charles B. Goldmon. Auburn. N. Y. George L. I leldman, Cincinnati Robert L. Ilertzman. Uuisviile. Kv. Arthur I lollhein.er. On. innali IV.I I I bs. I.irain U.wren eG. Keidan.Tol.-,lu Allan M. Klein. L..rain William Met enbaun.. Sl.ak.r I lis. Morton R«-se. Ch-velnnd Ills lr vin J. Richland. Cleveh.n.l I Its Paul D. Schnllncr. Clrvelnn.l I ll. I lownrd C. Srhwnb. ToI.kI,, Richard M Shaprm. Qev eland II Burton Silvemion. Toledo S4.nfonl W Waller. Cleveland Yt Arthiu- A Simon. South Bend. In Alb.rt i..o.-ur.Cle elamlHl. Maurice L Yahnm.. Be lev na%id I Sshwirll. Aknm I UK.ne S hwar , Sh,.ker I lt. la. k K. S ha. kne. Warren R..bert B Sk.ilhr. Be,hv W.lhan. S Stone. Bexlev Cliacle. I S.ii.an....n. C.m im Nu C l l(il.r 17 I I- W.M„ r„ . ,,n„ r.lM,.L:l I ' ll! 1 C mpl.T.s (:VH) M.., , .,.r, [ ?82 ] The falling le ives of late Se|)teml)er foimd llic lirolhor Zela I5etes returning liome. Ijttio did tliey know that the pledge class would annex the howling i jin i. or lli pledgees Richland and Reese could throw ciyxiu ' h hors shoe ringers to earn flight clianipiotiship iiicu.ils. nut tin did except Kenny [ riedniaii. Uoh 1 Icrl .rn.iir i ineriiixr the Ireshnian swimming team, and I ed .K ohs to vpo those l ' hi Kta Sigma keys, ball (piartnf also lound Nl chapter eighth on the ( ireek Honor l y)ll for s holarsiii| and Art Simon a inciid)(r of Rhomoplios. I lyman Rosen and Nhiurice Salman with sophomore appointments in various L nion acti ities. It was €i real surprise to lie fransporlejl to u iiomh-proof l aris Cafe for the freshman novelty dance. Winter epiar- ter also futi J i ' .dtlie ( lolomh. vi( e-president of iiucket .ind l)ippcr and see ret.iry ol the Student Court, taking (lie gavel In im Irv . lindel. JMldie Rosenherg swimming hi-. wa to a arsity (): the loss of a few more pins to tlie liiiiinine sex — in particular, Sandy Waller, junior track tn in (ger. wh ) (ares not only for l-ppy hut also for l.ady . the new liou e dog: 1 larpo Levitt, junior lencing manager taking o er he treasury Irom i ' liss i ' riedman. a memher 1)1 Bucket and Dipper, Ohio Stater. Inc., business manager ol Ohio Stater . ' lagazine and many otiiers. and Dave I ierman as president of Scarlet . lask. livarty welcomp. Co homo. M. tl,r,;- a , r,.„ , II music be tlu- fooJ ..I loiH,. play on • ..la B. os ororlook ••iUtaUon atul so does I )iclt Snafwro. rre,hnum norrfly ( un (to€i otvr iri(n a niiffhty sqttpck. ( amcra cntches insuspccting rumination. ?83 ] Alpha Chapter 5y Sixteenth Arenue EstaUishiil 1907 3 Chapters Founded 1907 660 J,ml„-,. DELTA THETA SI GUI Williem W. Brownfield. Ag. Olio C. Croy. Ag Raipn H. Davidson. Zoology FACULIT MEMBEKS Dwigl.lM. D,.Jx,nK. Zoolog Hiran, V. Hnrshficld. Ag. Guy W. Miller. Ag. Frederi k J. Sailer. Ag. Roljerl M. Sailer. Ag. lolin . . Sliplier. Ag. Kchrrt B. Slollz. Ag. rlioinas S. Sutlon. Ag. 1 ferLcrt W. V ' amey. At- c .r Di ' .vn : stlt)ents Carl K. Shuman. Ag. CLASS OF 19 0 Roterl W. Bradfieid. Columbus James L. Davidson, Vandalia Richard J. Brandt. Ru.shville Franklin A. Clever. Sl.iloK KennelK D. Dailey. Mariella Engene H. Dericlcson. Hamilu Howard S. Beali. Coshocton EmesI F.Compton. Columbu! Glenn F. Geiger, Kenton Stuart D. Facinger, Middlefield Leiand L. LeacKman. Sonora CImrles S. Marcy. Colunitu Ralph L Meeker. Huron a ASS Ol 1941 Richard J. Eggle.ston. Sandusky Robert K. Farst. Eldomdo Clyde W. Field. Hamilton William H. Gicbel. Sanduskv IrederickT. Grimm. Flat Ro,k .lean ££. I iiiinernian. Kent Herbert B. Marshall. Columbus Orlo L. .Nlusgrave. Arlington CLASS Ol ' 10 12 Melvi,, C. CMlf„r,l. Chagrin LVimk H. Goodell. Mantau Daniel A. Keefer. London I rnesll. Kestner. A hla, HermanR. Purely. Noble Robert C. F utnam. .Mgar Huberl I. Muse. Stockport Bmce i:. OberhollTer. ToUlo Riil.ar l G. amev. Cl.ardoi. Monroe L Pvles. C«lar ille rhumas J. Slaylxiugh. Kingsville Hugh F. Stiver. Lewisburg Donald M Swart . Canton Inhn W. Wiilian.son. C«lar ille . ..rn...nR Slav ik. Chagrin John R Wallrab.n tein. Mil ; L. Brosius. 1 lamilto CL SS Ol loij Joel C. 1 lab.gger. .Madisonv.lle Richard I Kr.dt. Kenton ll.in.U 1. Sapp. Rn Kee er. Mnsflrni... W ' iHiomson. Pv es Krull. n„lh. tlahemer. Gnmleli fflfi eslon. Gei(,er. Slmil, (yL.rh.Jlzer. S av nm,, .. AJnrcv. Lemmernirn. I ' ieU. ) .i v. 7 .o,„n«, ■, .So;.p. Meelier, Vornev. Oelzel. Stiver. Dericlson. Giffor.l ;.(... ..I . (. iri j i rdnpirr l.,l„l,li,lw.l 027 V, C lcl, l.r. l-oufuM I0J5 O-IW M..„i ..r ikfU PHI KAPU 1 ACI 1 lY 11 IBIRS Earl W. An.lersox. Bu. of E.I. U..rir C. B«tlk Grad. Assl. Sec. Rnvmondl). B nnelt.S«:..Ed. Claude F. Bridges, Psvrl.. Or dle (-. Brim. Ed. Roscor 1 1. i:.lvell.err%-. F.d. 1 l„...u, . C. 1 lulv. I ' d. Rese .r, 1, Dan H. Fikenherrx-. Ed. 1 )avid M Krnhill. ivlati, Cl.arles F. Flickinger. Ag. E.I. Raymond G. Kulilon. Psv. 1, H. Schuvler Foster. Pol. Sri. 1 ..slon E. Uve. F.d. Arrh O. Heck. E.I. lolin A. Miller. Zoology Morris S. Hendrickson. M.ill, William B. Scl.ra.ler. Psycl, GRADivn. siruixrs 1 lugl. E. S,llerlield. Annlon.y Roliert E. Smilh. Ed. William H. Slone. Ed. .Mvin C. W ' ilfe. Ag. Chen.. ll..««rdLYoweM.Chem. W ' all.r h,.l,„l.,. Ed K„l.,,lW C„„k, law R,.l..rlD CI.. SS Ol l io urniss. Ed. Russell B. CuseLoll. Quin.v Ted H. Conner. Bvesville .Vlichael Fogoros. Bedford Earl A. Gordon. Cirrleville RalpKH.H«ll. Painsville i:.Kvard W Hall.avvnv. Columbus William A. Jennings. Colundnis lack R. Hin.lmarsl.. AshlaUla Rol.erl S. Kappeler. N. PI ila.lelpl.io Richard P. Hoffman. Colun,l us lack C. 1 .auver. Brookville laurice B. Hopkins. Madison Mills Morgan R. I.e«is. Oak Hill 1 rancis Huldiison. Wesler ille Cl,arl.s G. Mayer. Columln.s CL SS Ol- 10-11 Paul 1 .. Morley. Colu.id.us W■dliamH.Richev. k,• ille Roliert W ' . Wagner. Colun.l.us K.rmil C. Zieg. Colu.nhus cmon Crooks. Kenton Jaric B. Cullen. Colun.bus Benjanm. I. Harrison. Colnml.us ( l.arles W. Lefever. Alliance Karl M. Keill . . 1in.■r a 1 larold E. McKee. Marion Roherl E. Oats. Shelf,v MdlonW.Overholl.Sle.linn E Kvard 1. Trovan. Cleveland a. ss Ol 1012 K.no.ll, D Rlu.lnn. Clundms Iram i- M „,.cl.n. W„„«l.., CL SS OF ion Maurice I .. B,-n,on. ( ar.linglon l;ol..rt ( Irain.r. l I . ...... f ..rniss. Ziefl. l opti..s. Iurl, . arris..,,. o|;„,.„,. ull,„.,.«v. Trainer „(, ,is,.„. Keil ,. ofloros. CoseWl. Hall. .Am erson. Croots. im murs ,. Cook Fe e Ruhpy. Wherry. Cullen. larlm. J ' hKee. Moxer. W ' nqner [ ?8 ] Alpha r.psilon Cltuplrr 64 Fillecnlh Arem.e F.slabUiheJ 192- rClinplers FounJeJ 191 J 3.300 JemlMT5 PHI BET DELTil CRADlVli: STI DENTS Milton BiTinnn. Analomv S.-vniour Sliapins. Med. I ' aulll.nv.,1.1. Clrvelnrul n.. ?S or 10 10 . rll„T M.irL.ll. (l.-v.-lan.! ll„n S Moril . ( -imiimali Murray Ri.klc. ,• Y„.k. N Y Lei.nar.l I. I ondo. SKntlvside ri.. SS Ol toil Sanfor.lMi.ll.r. E l.iv.ri,,. .1 liarrvMior.- 7iff. Canlon IrAvin L. Iranklin. Cle a. SS Ol 1 1) 1 2 lugrne L Friodinan. E. Cleveland I rank . Orlove. Cleveland I led.,,! D Wool!. Sl.ak.r Ills Rotrrt S. Jordan. Cleveland I . I. Ollenlierfc.. Wad.inelon. D. C. David J. Bass. Cle ela.. l ci.A S Ol I or, i:rnesl . . (ioid.nl.l,!. Mas,ill,.„ IrMni; M Kani. Cleveland ivalnl.l ' .Slillman. Cleveland R.„n. R.ll.r. S ,„,.i.„. (..r„„;d. Odore. K ' .. Ues Ia.„Ju. I i . Sli ..m... larUI. Olle..( er„. Ml MulL-r. FrunUln. W ' oo f. JVied.-. n, ( M. .(en ..(d ( ftUftnctrv t Cfmplrr 176 rih,.onll, . rr PHI DELT4 CHI Cecil r. Boor.). Clu-.n. Frank D. Brill. Phnrm. Gar....... M. Brown. Pl.arn,. FACll.n- MEMBERS Clair A. Dvo. PLnrn,. LowrllH. Ruff.Clum. William S. Sl.-vcns. I ' liai W illiam I). T,.rnl.ull. Cliem. Engr. r.-A L. Williams. V -t. Med. Harrv I ' . I ' lirnv. I ' liarni. Ii.fl.n.- H. Woo lr,ilIII. Ag. CharUI.. Williams. Pl.nrm. Willi i: lirallain. Culun.ljus CLASS OF 1940 U,n I ' C.i, -,. V ,... l,.«n K..l,.-rl II Morris. Canficid . lerrit E. oung. Payr Richaru E. Goetz. Portsnioulli Carl H. Ha%vks. Porl..n.outl. CLASS Ol- 1911 William W. Kemp. Porlsmoull, 1 .IbI, r I alia. Clendalr K,.l .rt R. .Nlorgan. Koseville Ri. hard L. Pierson. Cleveland William R. Reynolds. Middieporl Wavne M. Steele. New Vienna Carl F. Tibbells. Union Cily Roy H. A.Iams. Nov Boslon Jacon P. Brennemann. Ciiuinnati CL SS OF niu Warren G. BurrI.ell. Portsmoiili. losepl. J. Flynn. ' oungsloH n l.dgar W. Dyer. Portsnioutli Jean R. Leonard. Bellevue William H. Roberts. N. Baltimore Howard I. Potts. Oak I lill Robert W. WIntarre. Sprintftield V...I,,,,. .N or | in. Iir,.ll,j,„. . dams. Ji.ruM, OM.iHev VIxnn. )v.r. ( ioelr. U:lr U,,rc .ell. KevMo ds, irennem,...,.. C.iesv Alptia f )mifTon C wipli ' l )S6U,k,i Avenue i: lat lisl e l 1 93 J - I Chaplcs Founded I ' XU 5.400 Member, PHI liPSILOI PI r-RADl ATF. STl ■DENTS l,r HM.v.r. M.h1. I,,om„I i-lnr. M.-. CLASS Ol 10 10 Arthur S.Etystiin.Ulica. NY. 1 ' ., .1 E. larobs. Cleveland Sa.nnel Sl,..| iro, Wooster CIJKSS Ol 1011 S. E. Weiner. Glens Fulls N. Y Llov.l B. Baskin. Clcv.lnrul l ' a..l A. Kluga. Cleveland 11, Cm- ,er G. U Vetter.SI.aker 1 It. Nl.inuel E. Rorke. Euclid .rge E. Levnntl.al. Cleveland N l.,x P. Silverstein. Carey CL SS 0|- 1012 Barnard Task. Cleveland TI,eo lore Z. Wold. CIcve and Sidney Z. Adelnian. Canton Howard L. Goldstein. Toledo Ho He ward Greenherg. Cleveland Hts. AUin l.e,ine. Br.n.klvn. N V. rbert R. Roller. Cleveland ( ;.rald I.evin. Herkimer. N. Y. ( 1 SS Ol IOI-. ll.ge.,eMM.,kler.CI.-v. All,er H. Socolov. Brookl lond n. . Y Davi.lM. All.„„n.Ym,„Bslo n Iredri.kB. Cowan, Cleveland I liilniore Dir kson. Canton Uwrenre I-rr.-,l, East Cleveland W II., Il.rl r,„nd. Nnr.,nl„ru. (..•rM,„nv ll„u.,r.ll) Hull n !,„ ., k. 1. ,1, lurnian. Canton ( .. ..ry.- 1 ) K„,,l.,n. Brnoklvn. N Y r ev Goldstein. Cleveland lr« ,n K„l . ( ■|.v,l,.nd ■ ford Golllieh.Cleveland IlK L,« rem e M M.-,kler. C le ela«d .n, . R,.ln,a...l;astlleN l,.r,nA S|.ern. CUelan. Ilar..ld li.l.kolT. Canton AlKerl 1 nlln.k.CI.-vel, ela.ul nd Com,..,. K „„.,, „l,l. S,:m. . MI.■ . H„ l i„. (.. ou.n K„l7, ' CoMslei... re,,,,. . .Ml,.,...,. . MeMvr. Wullml. lerin. Roche, ..rnl.s ; (, „ , ,(,,„, ;„ Vl(,r. ;, ,. sl,.i„. Tu,k Vi,.er. le,.nlU. CnenlH-r,,. Koller. I. MeMer ), ,.., „r...,.M. .% . ...■. K ' ..lM„.„ K.,,lin l.rme l l„l,li,lu;l I ' tr, V ( ' hai,li-rn f ' oiiiii i ' . IM30 PHI KilPPl SI II II A I . ( I I.IY MIMISrkS I..-..n„r.l n  ,n,r. Airr.m. Idgar . Tran eau. Botany CKADIUF MF.MBF.RS SI,, rr.ll R. Wilkes. Ed. CLASS Of 10 10 K„l„rl I hr,. , r. I .,irNi,-« ilL.E.- K..l,,-,l W I l.,r|..r, ( I, v,l.,n.l I erd I ) Mill.r. F-air ie v illae.- CLASS OF 1011 Bvron C. Cl.risloplur. Yaiin««l,m , Ravinoml R. Hopkins, Ukewood lames M. Lvnrh. Cl.illirollu- Willi.,,,, F. T,.« n..„.l. M..rlins 1 l o„,as Lunl. Cl.veland David Sinilli. Cleveland CL SS OF 10 12 I-dward L FeicL San.lusLv Glenn E. Miller. Pioneer larrv J. RielI.er. Go« anda. N. . I-eslie L. Sl...f.r. Warren Clorrnre I .. . Iarll,ey. N. Lawrence Willian, C. IVlerson. Col.n„l..,s I ).,« ard L. Rol,i,.son. SI.elhy CLASS OI ' 1013 Koberl L. Arl.or. Milford l.„„.s C. Heald. Lorain Slanlev B. Ki..,l all. Fal.on.r. N. Y. Willia,,, I I I ' .rLs. Colun,lni.. John C. CraiB. Cleveland I l,or O. I lolni. Cleveland I Its. Ale.xander I .;,l.asl,. Yonkers. . . Y. Kennell, I . Slierer. ( iaiion !errill L Crisler. .Nluneie. Ind. Watkis R. Ka.ssinn. Massena. .N. Y. Slerlioy 1 lv.■r . W ,,d.«,.rll, U., W I ., l.,r ( ..,! Pelrrson. l„r,lu-v. ..,.ti„s. Wilkrs. Uli,-r. i ' ounsend. C;,r slo,, ,er, Trxlvn. Pagle. Krpigvr, l.vm i. Kiilsc iiner Reil .er. lir er. Miller. Foirlev. orper. W ' o c. Crisu-M lUm,: Cm.,,. He.. d. (;,.n«iM„, Ro ,i„M,„, Fei, I K - m ai . Ji f t r-f-f [ ?89 ] (jamma Chapter 48 rilleenlh Avenue Eslahluhed (908 j6 CfKi()l -rs Foundeil 1 807 7,700 Members SIGMA PI 1 Acn.iv Nil ini;ks ll., „r-l|■ ll..,n,-.,(),ll GRADUATE STUDENTS r ' rank F. Fowler. Hort. Henry A. HawisI.er, Lii f1 ?S OF 1040 Andrew I. Kvle. Colnniln.H Willi.un Rrssieeer. Bm, Nurn.nnO. I ' nn.-.Cel CLASS ()!•■ 1M41 Kol..rl Ries. Wudsworlli C.or.lnnSl.lssrr. XanWVrt CLASS OF 1942 AleKe«„n Berraw Colu.nbus Andrew P Broafl.nan. R,.. k Creek Robert H. Lynas. Columbus Duman R Sroll. CuJabey. Wi Alcheson Bcrcaw. V,olun,t,u. C.Auu.U. lo.epb O. Mar luR. Chillicolbe CL SS Ol I or. Fdwar.l Brail. Ila,„illon Robert ( ar.ka.l.U. Marion I ' afI I .la, ., ( ■„Ium,I,u. Willian, M.C.mnell.Youn8,lo ;y.„„,.l.r,vv I ' errr. Jones. Sinnf.re. Kv e. Kles. . .■..II. McTonnell. Mordn jf Kessiofler. 5r ill. f ilirif). S iisser. Maugo Wliife. S „„„.,„. ;!r.Ml,M, n. IasL: Lvnav f ler [ y)o ] Cngineeriiift . ,-, H Siqrna Chaptvr (f 63 ndinno .. .Aivr 2T r;,npl.r, 7,(00.Mof.i . T« THETi Tin EJgarC.CI«rl ,M«l, Francis W. Davis. Pliologmpli ,lnn,,.s F-, Brown. Cleveland Sevmour K. Browne. Andover H.E. Casliglioni. N. Haven. Co Donald E. ClaH . Canton I . ( 1 1 rv ll: lul.i s I r i„ E. Dreese. Engr. I r.ir.klin W. Marquis. Me l,. I.ngr lolm C. Prior. Civil Engr. lav . . Edmondson. Engr. Drawing I ' , r. v I ' OtI. Me.1,. Engr. Charles J. Vierrlc. Engr. Dmwing Claude H. Wall. Civil Engr. CL SS or I ' MO Uolurl H. Drnlian.. Scolia. N. Y. C.eorge H. Gibh. Morral Kohert H. Delwiler. Colun.hia lolm V. Houser. Marion Howard M. Di.kason. Ri l wood I ' aul W. Mallhews. Mass C.rrald C. C.aM,l.s. Colun.hus lolm . . MrPee. Unrasler CI.. SS OE 101 Chades .• , Bangert. London Paul H. Bowen. I oudonville l.i.k .. Nridennever. Euclid Russell W. Barlliolon.ew. L ' . Sand. Howard .A. Douglass. Cluirdon la. k E. .Niggen.ver. Toledo Perrv E. Borclu-rs. Daylon Richard O. Ferren. B.llevue I rnest I . Oehling. Bcllevue Willian, I.. Nungesser. Cleveland Clelus I. Osier. Bay illage Roherl P. Stone. Colunihus I. Ilk v.. Zinmiemian. I x Uflon ille Cflssius V. Payne. Garretsville Paul J. Rhoades. BlulTton Richard S. Snvder. Columbus iv.in W S,.rait ar. Warren Rohert Fidier. Warrensville CLASS Ol I ' ) I J Clinton AMohler.Tn.v I himias B. Sn.ith. Colun.l.l Donald M ( .iven. Mansfield CI. SS Ol |i)|-. Willi.iM, H Knlin. kri,n Dim.il.l A Uiwson. Ci Willian. I Walker. Cinrinnoli I I Wliilsell. Pedro Miguel. P. C. Broa.n. Pavne. Ho« er. )eN;,o.r.. , ..n„ r. i,irl ,o(o, C„s(i„li„„i. .NJo Jer. ioaer. Sniil .. ;oli;.e.|.s. -erren. CAiinf,. Snvder Rorchers. Rfioades. l.ri er. Dicltason. Zin.n.ern.un. C..n.)iv. iron... McFee. Gibb Waiter. ic,C(e.never. i„„„i-,l C,i,|.„. . ;,,r,„l:„r. O li,. .Viidi-, ve, Cfi.rl, St. %% yHRREiri ' i.... t t f [ y ] Ohio Stale Chapte 65 Tlurlepntii Arei FoundrJ 1911 16 CImplers 3.725 Members T R I il lU L E ll.,rrvll Hrillinal.rtm. i:ns.r DrasNinu Gillurl Coddinglon. El.gr. Drawing Em UT A. Hilclicoik. Dean Enierilus. i:.igr. Josepli H. FolToll. Clieni. Ilngr. I ( ! in NIIA1I5I-US ()s,„r I l„r l„,ll.(ixill ' .nBr Ro[. -rtM.ikeli ,l n.i:ngr. Drawing Clvl.- T. Morris. Civil r-ngr. CarlA. Nor.nan. M.-,l, I ngr laroh R. Sl.ank Civil Kngr. Clirislopher E. Sl.cm,an. Civil F.ngr RoscorC. Sloane. Civil Rngr. la.nes R. Slilt. Ind. F:ner. Jolm Young, r. Ind. Engr. C.R.VDl ME I I l . I l.lov.KV E,an«. M.I llngr. Russell W. Anness. Mi.ldl.l.. Benianiin T. Bell Burghili W ' illinn, H. CIndley. Clevein, ( I ( )l I ' MII KnlM-rl R. CuunUr. N,u.„k K ' „I„t1 I . I..,w, ,n. S|.ringli.-M l.if l I. Jones. Youngslown ( ' ..-org.- H. Marsl.. an W ' erl K..l)prl J. Lanunerlse. Akron Kennelli E. Moore. Youngslown Ru -.ll C. Nell. Colunil.u, Kennelli R. Pelerson. oungslo Jame.s P. Srlilegel. Marvsville ForesI I I Slagl.-. . idn.v Louis C.Hoi.-r.C.irard CI. -- )! I ' Mi Iol,nE.l.inville.(-„l,„„l,„. R,. (. .N!,„yn,an.Colun,l,.ls C.i-orge A. Pvle. Colunil.us Clau.ie Wliile. Porlsn.oulli I ' rank S. Cr.nvlord. ( ul,„nl„ Russ.llW llil.lno.k. Slirev CI. ()l l IJ C.or.UT M,K .n ie. S|.rin..l..l.l l„l,„ R |,„l.„. I,. l,d.ll.l„.M rlli I.. . Md,ei„MT. Cliicg... Ill ,!l.,,.„l R.-d.l, C.l.in.l.u. Ri.l...rdL ' ..llan.. S|.ringli.ld . !,K.-,II r„ll,„.l. Woosler (■|. S Ol I ' M-, l ' „„ll;. l.. g„„. |.r„,gl,.■l,l K ' „l„.,lll --.„„,. .,rr.-n Clill.ir.lll. Nrogg . .an. ' Sn.er ,.rrv„„.n W., „..,. I l.: I„„.-.. Crmrl.mt. ..i..«.n. Usl„inwr. Iil. „...l, Do.is. .vior,„.„. ;).. . ; ' ,(,r . lr( ,..;.. .Nu,;.. s.i,i,-,,.i. lu.nU,,-,., ;....r„.,..r(s,.. S(,.., e. .V,|(, (■.hi.iI,,. t, K.n:..: Cl.i.ll.-y [ yp. n I rimcii Fhcltrr grit Dran fJoii ' •ilinroi ' o lor Inrlluytminii Pun Itetlrnic projfctn Legg. Tynan. D, Arner. K i l,Call. Hill. Reclor Burke DoAand. Beam. Ada Briis i. Sage. Ogleri Beaver. Drake. Pettit. Tisc ipr. Breich. Palmer. Cohen. Uosller WOMEI ' S Pili HELLEi IC Ml.lu, ( ■ ,. ( ).,„.,„. iri!...!.. I D .rl .n.l . ;,. u, ), (., f ' i Marjorir B M f..ll . ,. ,„ ;;,..,7,.r. Mi Rull. A. Klivans .A ,.l. , l ' l,l Morjorie S. Rice ,. ui i Oi tu Maivurrilc J. Bcnvrr ( ;., ( )..„,„. MnrtLn M. Burke ), („ ),. l„ ),. („ Julmim.- I-. T -nan ;),ll„ (;,m,„i., CliBrlolle A. Drake ;), (,i il.i Rosellen Hosier ;„„,..,„ I ' l.i hunUa Rsllu-r A. Amrr K,i . Mi (i iii Tlii l(i Jnnire Rulenour K„,r ' •■ ' ' lo«nn J. Ni.U«m K„,,,.„ K„;,, . Cmnrn M«r ' B.flii • ,i M„ Anles II. nellnven I ' Ui ()....■( .. I ' i Ilelri, Ge.- lln|( ' ■ ;i..f . ;•;.■ M«rior - I. lonr. Si,,...,. ;)..;(.. r.,u Imlill. Colien Siu.,n„ K.,| |,., BIniuI.e (). IWi .l. ;;„i„ •;„ . ;,. .„ M«rv i A.r,-,- ;,.l,i I ,..,l,„. Callierine A. Ri.lmnUn ,(„ „„ ,,l,„ M-.rir F.. Gill. r - -t } i 1 Oj £% 9lp if Mj| [Uk , A_ K. ' ' ■ £2 B ilW P ' ' TB •r i f.on( . iiJiiay, Priuwr, Gotlnilt bonnvll. Tattrr. Smith, Rose. o in«lon. •mipiix. Fox AfcCuno. Drown, Garnvr, Reamer, Shere FRESUilM PyUELLEMO Alpha Cln Omeqa HIeanora L. lolinslon Mplm DfUa Pi Kall.r n M. A.np.r Mphn {(.s U Phi Xalalir ( .mini, l Mpha Phi Joi n i;. Holi.nsliiip . ;,. ,a Xi Delia Margaret H. Boniull Chi Omega WIma R. Hoskins lUin Dvlu, Delia Kallurinr A. Sherrr ;).. ! . Cmmma M,,ri.,nna H Brown Delta Zela Jean A. Didway Gamma Phi Lamhila Margaret E. Bartler Kappa Alpha Thela Martha J. Ncese Kapim Delia Ruth E. I mieux K(i i ii Ktippu ( ntmma lane M. Garner ' ;,, l„ Helen I.. Calel a..Bh ; ' ;.i Omeoa Pi Marv I I fill Pi liela Phi Pegg - Covingliin Si„,ria Delia Tali Louise ' . Rosenthal Sifimu Kappa X ' irginia M. I ong Thela Phi AlpU Mar L. E lirnrde Thela I ' psi ori .... Nom E. Crijie ■ ..la T.m Alpha Oornlhy I Baler f . ' 95 ] Panhcllenir Prom Committee |. K.n ll,„lll, St,«lv Comiiiiltee Elizabeth McDonald Osnornc Committee P i H G L L E . 1 1] PROJECTS One of the most important functions of Panriellenic is the vori accomphshcd through committees. 1 he ( hnirman of the Panliellenic Prom committee was Marguerite lieaver. it has become traditional for the [■ ' anhellenic Prom to be one of tlie Ijest campus dances of the year. I he Prom was field on April 27th in the senior fjaiiroom of the Xeil House. Jimmy Francis s orcliestra played for the affair a nd the decorations consisted of plaques tacKed on the walls bearing the name and colored crest of each group. The Elizabetfi McIDonaid Osjjorne committee lieaded by Charlotte Drake spent the entire fall quarter planning lor their project. Miss Osljorne remained on Oliio State s campus from January 22nd to the 26th and her subject was Grooming and Social Amenities. During the week Miss Osborne visited dormitories and talked to representatives according to a schedule arranged by the committee. Hight girls attended each interview and a secretary recorded the distussioii. .Mtogetlier jftO people attended the interview s. The McKay f fealth Study committee, whose chairman was lietly Churchward, has kept Panhellenii informed of Miss McKay ' s progress in her health study of college women. Miss McKay is a faculty member of the Home Economics department and has been experimenting with various diets upon girls in home economics. r- anhellenic has sponsored this project financially while Miss . IcKay comes to the reguhir iiieelings ol P,inlicllcni( .irul fcpculs on her experinieril-;. , K, v llr.M l... v ( ' ...rmnll, ' . ' (;,„„;,„.„„ , Uulmrd.. „. nmll ' •III i ' i ' MJt ' I ' rom Commlllvo Iriisli. ; rl. .S «,|... iiirt.. S, „„,,, ;i,.,i...T. UII, ' r lltz,,lHll,  . )...... . OWwrn ( omniillvv ( ,L;,. l ' .mi Kit,-,,,,. Vh,l,rr. ;)„il. s. oronues tu iilf m ' Mt ' ' .-.J f)ur iiiii . juhnslon. While. Hirl, Slamlmitqii, Kelch, Wi lbcrgtr, Young Grimm. I ' isor. W ' eiler. Bright. TaWor Krilsi ifcacli. Cossiini, Dunning. Tliihaul. Xiidrr. Afoiirrr. Hfckert iVo sori. Griffin. Mo ir, EJwartis. Smil i. Gon ii ' in. Su ' igurl Fu Zinglon. fJup irer. Morrou ' . Blazipr. flaverman. Cameron, fohnslon. f-eai i Pace. Barllell. Tullle. HeherJing. ,H ' er. Kilchen. I ' isther. Tacher. S.illon Rull, H Adkins. tnlr. Bd. r-ACll.lV MIlMBEkS Plivlh. B. K,i(,r. Sl.nn (moI -irginin S. Samlcrs..,,. Ed. GRADUATE STUDENT Martlia J. Stanibaugli. EH. Callurin.D. ?ki.ln...rr.A...I CLASS or- 10 10 I lli.r A f5.,rll,ll. i; ic.«i.l,r, I la irci..in F. I)nrl„. l. C.,,,!,,,, I r.,.ur. E. r ' isrl.,T. V«ark K.,ll,rv„ Bl„ i,r. Cleveland Crnl I. Fdwanl. C„lu,„l,n, Janoso Kilclu-n. Delawar.- CI.XSS Ol 19 1 Marv Ara.il. Colu.nl.us I.ann, I : I ullinu ' l . Akr.., Harri.-I A. Ma, Kav. Cl.-v.-land iru i..ia A. Buelirer. Arrl,l,„ld Nfarx I ( .riffin. Nliddl,l„l.l Marlv A. Pa..-. Coluniims M..ri;arolE. Cameron, Swi.ki.v, I ' .. I l..r,.,., I. II, l„ „li„t;. ( .,„li, 1,1 „n,vanne Smith. Colu.nl.us CI.XSS OF lOU Suzanne Cleveland. Colu.nl.us I„r 1. Il,-,l-.rl, ( ,.l,Mnl,.,« I „i- A I , .„ I,. Asl l«lml« Ui.ll, L. Coodwin.YounBslown li, ,■ l.i,,l l.,l,„-l,,„. ,„,„„l., l),,r,.ll,N I l.,l■r. C.arr.-llsv CI.. SS Ol- ion Avalon M. Brialil. Cnluinl.u- M..,i„rie k. 1 lirl. C.,Ium,I,.,s .N|«rv C. Maur.T. Mid.ll.l.. n .lean I ' . Cossum. Colu,„l,us I le.umra I . I„l,t, l„n, C.,l ,„lu,« Naon.i Nelson. C«l.in,l. i. n. Ily . 1 Dmminu. ( oln.nl.u- I u„nn K,l, I,. ( ' „lnM,lm« Mariorir N. r. Colu.nl.us Annll Crini.n. ( ' olunil.Ms Ann ' . K..U. I,l..„ I, ( „l,„.ii.n M,,.!. A I ' isor. Coluii.l.us Martlia . . Morrow, luilon Blanche Sutton. Younnstow t ll,ertaTi. Ur.Davton Don.lhvM S| -,r.C ol.m,l, Pair.. Ji. 1 hilwut. C olunihus BeltvD. lultl.-. Col. Grox. Eh ..l.. ' ll. I. Willherver. C.Iu.hI.i Marjarie . ' ounu. Newark Phvlli LS i«a.t. Newark los.-|.hineA laNlor. ,.rll„n,l.. 1,-anA. Vil.r..la.kM.„Mll. I I. MariorieA, While. Colun.l..,. . , a.()iriJ.r..f. (7|.., I. KH rfleeni . . .,.-l...e l l..hM„;l l )2 1,1 (l,„,,l,.rs I m.n.U IHH-, (-,-,(,s.n;..,„ „.,. [ y  ] I III- Alplia Chi Omeijas liave the disliiulioii of hav- ing! Ii.id a president for the past year who was also presi- dent of f atilicllenic and a nieinher ol the SeAior C al)iiict Frances Fisclier is the u ' irl and she inc li -s ' S i. amonL ' her olhi-r activities. ihis uas th. ' lirsl year for iIk ' Alph.i Cj shAllieir n. house on |-ifleenth and (onsecpiently Amfnu I, ill i|ii.itl they spent a lot of time showina off the ioiim ' , Iriir ls and alinns i)otli at open houses and ii l)ct e( i li ies. I he were liardN settled in their new house hefore their Nation, il C ' oiinsilor. Kiith Canipliell of ioroiit.). Ontario, eaine to visit ihcrn. .Ml the parents were iruilid In L.im- supper at the liouse after the Dads D.iy loolhall eanie iuid (piile a few attended. lime they had their Christinas parly and i- a u ' roup ol seventeen undcrpriviieced U ' irls were all nu-ndiers of clufj which |( his, Mart ' arel Cameron, was s|X)nsor- lean Cossuni and Ann Cirimni made ni fall fpi.irler Alpha Chi OmcBa won s| .111(1 presciiled le.imie i iillini;ton as ■ iMinlli . I )( ll Speer. tlie new president of the chapter, will he llii (jclea.ite to the Iri province convention in sprin( . W.- Jic n ' l know llw I aniern wat lul iinny. lour out ol jix ul these couples qo steady. Singing. Su-eet . ;i u •Col all vo ,r ■ ■■„..■. ;.,.o(«..;. lUkr • nhrll. I ' ,.:. I„„H.; ' in |fori Uult it oivr. B.iiv I B.,.,- ( ,il,„„l„, K..ll„vnM AinrHT. kn Tlmnm. Ha .5. Hv lilmn.U. U,-.yr„re. M. h ,H. Ilexl„.rn. Cook, lalton W ' elzel. Syke . Hajer. Molmlfes ' Am,u-r. K. 1cCall. Oqletee. W o.no.fc lAC ' LI.IV II.MBI.K AIn.a C. H.i.,.r, Hon.e I (.KADI All NII ' MBI US I),„„ll,v A I. ,11,.,,. Cm,,.,,. K ' „|I, I II.nIm,,,, 11,-1 CI XSS Ol- 10 10 R„ll, I ,l„.rl, r.li.,rt„M M.,rv . Oijl.v,-,-. I ' r.,.|.l I ' l. . Po. Rulh C. WVhrl. Pnmw. 1 Ednsl.. ollu..k.T I«. .■,.,. L• S OF 1011 l..,„ A ( ' .,.,!,. M..li. n.M.rillVII.,!,-,. I..,ru. CLASS Ol ' 10 u l.„„.M. I„ll.„„,„r. („l,„„l,„. 1 .„,r., I. Ul„.,„l-. li.l,ll,l.,«i, CLASS Ol I or. l.„„ I IK. ( ...I .„ Il,l,„ I l.,l,.,ll,v. l..r,„l K.,ll„v„l 1.( „ll. WVIIslon B.IIV I N|„-LM..X. ( ,..! , lli, l«llll SvUv ( OIUM,!.. . ,,;i lXiC(, .,ilrr :,(,■(, ,.,;,.•, oji ;h Cl„,,,lr,. IMHHI , ■„, i.•, [ 400 ] Alllioimli til.- uirls ol A.D.I ' i ,irr inl.r rsl.d in llir ( ' .lr ' Cl.il). W ' SCA. IVh.. On.i.ron. Slr„ll,rs. ll,r Sun,li.,l I tlif l.aljor Board. llii ' V really u(i in lor vo( i.il .k li ilics ,iIm) as is ovidftucti liy tlic many and varied l n V ' s uliii li lliev liavp (jivpn dnrint; llie past year. However, none id lliese staid ali.iirs . re ( lled iiiet( dantes l)y tlie A I ).Pis. Si)iiiel)od A llll ,lu n,ilioi riot and llie allairs ranged from a liar (7l lio|i l.inii popcorn hall dance and from a slarrliisl tlaiu c cocktail party . hor tlie harvest liop dance tlie liouse w, literally turned into a barn witli straw scattered liitlier and yon. .- fter the Christmas party at whiih (Jifls were c.x- . han.jed the •slardnsl d • u„s held uilh hiy and lit- lie vl.irv hiMiU Iroiii the leilini, .iiid the llifhts. In January 1 enl Dill on ,1 hinue and had a cocklall parly — l.nl wil One iJl ih. mmI . A! er .M Ihe l) rTe ,is (he stillest drink. traditional dances is the sweetheart for- eveninu ol dan iii(} at the Hotel X ' irjjinia I ' i v eelhearl son( is sunij and then a rose is l.ipel of each dale. We don ' t know if ihe I e had anythint to lo with it. hut a week were all a flutter ijettint, ' the lionse ready L ' of Laura Uhoads. The Alpha Delta i ' is are lookiiiu forward to another siiccessfid year led l) their new president. Jean Cook. ihe TTIr the w.-(l I l.i Climhinq ifu- U.le, III tlip flariipnl Hop. I . ., infl .r, „„„„ Sweelhparl ftirmj — ,n,H said M,iv(.e llwyll if ■irli.,., somr Aay niril no Snnlv ' i t ' l ;.nr...„,iv 401 ] ; r K.ilh Bass. Clittrlfslmi. W. Va • I ' , [in JiuRll-.n.uls, I,. Lorain Mary J. hrii ll iri, ' . Unioiilown. Pa D. J, ll.arsl. {I.arl.slun. VV. Va. l.,l!,,,nS. . l|,.rl. W.irL.n. W. . I vrlvn C. li.r, in. ..roall VVI.narXlil,i,l,.(an.l,ri l(..- ArliM,U.li mvl . I..n,..l., B. H. Chasfn. . . Ko l. -ll.-. . V. --.illy N. Dav ison. Syracuse. N. Y. iliiBi. PosMi-r, Waas.. JJrr.rin. C wscn. Si,. |.r„u.n. i(.i. i. W.u.i.lv. Cm niit. W uulma,, -iin S icl. Kinflsfcar uT. ' inr (j ' c ' in( prflcr, Dni ' i.son, llarris. Spin, Ia ' vv. , ' ( mtI. Kuufi, S u)riri, l carsl. Spannrr, .Mir.. • Boii.vl:. Oslril ,T liriwll ,N ,irts, Orecnebaum, Neiman. lia s. Blum. Rosenba m. D. Lpi-in. . o. . K Friedhorg. Sleigeru-aU. Phillip,. Frankel. Dclsr i. Polialoff CI.XSS OF 10 to Svlvia M. Bl.i.M. B.llair,- E:B. (;r,. -n,.|mt„„, B.illi.nnr. Doroll.v [M..vin. V..unu ' slown Knil, Moss. Bal.. i... N Y. Uoiivc;. N . Cleveland CI SS OF 1941 Jean A. Marks. Bristol. , l.n.illell. Kosenhum.,.CUel..ml IVuUvr, Kint-sUU RutI, A. Kilvans. Wai TI,eln,al ' l,ill.,.s.Allenlown. Pa a ASS OF 10 1 J . PillsUrgll. Pa. r PoliaUlf. ill„,.„M,n, W a. LillianK. Kaal.. . krnn AileenSil.aeni-old. llamillon u,„,a lulrin. CleveU.I Kall.rvnS| .nner.C ' Uela.,.l Unll Ski|!enval.l. e« Y,.,L CI.XSS OF ion liel.iJ. II.,.-. l.„r,l,„„.nl. . Y, I lorenieLCmrlinkel. C:levelan,l Nalalie Gotlnick. Ijiwrenct . I.. I. lean E. Haas. Cleveland Suwnnei:. Harris. Cleveland Helen C. Kn,n,er. Cleveland MvraB. I.evin. YonniJsUmn ll.ine U. Lew. Yonn sLmn Sl.irlev H. Soloinon. C1.-V.I,..J knil, E. Meisel. Mansfield Marjorie H. Spin., llevrland lov C. Oslriker. New York. N. Y. Lrnorr R Wan.dv. Cleveland Cvnil.iD S. Posner. New York. N. Y. Hull. ei..si.r. BnH.klvn. NY Sl.irlev Sl.aff.r. Mansfield Bcmice l.,al,..«n. Cl.-%cl..n.l M I.. Sinc.rn.an. Buffalo. N Y SvUia l. in.|.ll..in.er,N.- « Yolk Kull, W. Slick. Bulfalo.N Y. R;.o C .a,.(er ISII ' lll.wnlll . ' lT l lJ.M„-,l I ' UI JO ( l.ni.ler, f ...IM.f. ' .i I ' Mft (.T58 . l..ml. .r t 402 ] I Ik, ' siiiuotli , .l..l ' lii |)l (li; - Urixip. )J. lr )iiu ' . wl ' i was lieadccl hy Sliirlcv Sliallcr. prcsaucd a most since: liil year. Sylvia (Wimpy) W ' iinpilieiiiier rAide S li ftTITrr while pletlue sisters Moretue ( larliiiKle aruly li ' y ' are in I ' resninaii . ttivities and spend l ieiV extra workine up at tlie Makio ollice. Blonde lyitli VSleiL ' er ivald Uiis one ol llie Si .irlil .ind ( iray rontc roniini! (jiieen. ,for II A lorinal d - u..s 1,, ' ld ..I ll.e I )esl rer and ll).- pi t, ' a c •! (ostnnie ( Mei)rity parts lor the actixes al uliii K( l)l)ie Cliasen and Joy ()slriKer tj.ive their now lainoiis rendition ol the Congo. Senior Ruth Bass was the only graduate woman in the t ni ersit to make I- ! Alpha history honorary, last year: Sylvia Bhim is the head InlTftaith ( ommillee al llillel; and Charlolli- Polia rors pin. Bohhie Chasen is on the Sundial nthia Mosner dant ed her way into Or- al Ohio .Slate hrand of iiioonlitjht, spring a (piota of Iralernily pins. Sylvia Blum over to Rnlh Klixans, the new pre.xy of ind all the uirls are lookin( frjrward to t its mendiers and entert.iininu its many friends •autifid new hoiis -. I ' laris lor the house are occupv- • time and efforts of each of the .X.IvPhis. ()..;,. ,•;.„( i,c « ■ ' • I :,,■ ImnAroA. fi-pping oiil fo pare i;„. world. Kiilhie Klirans. nrw t rvxv, reallv trectrn the ,...,.1, in llw U. .,v S|r,-I 7i rr tniw tiKlrl uT nl Winlpr Formal 405] Oden. Sage, Breeze. Person. Paldow. Eririson. Sayre. McMilleu . iii crs, Collinn ' iam. Eslerline. Peoples. McKee. lenrurtgs, McCann. Collins. Dni ' is. lloUenstim: UrUe MiKi.wm... Sl,-.,url. C.rljss. Wnollanl. . Joraa... a i. JraJ orJ, l)a,-is. Hopkins. W. i-Arnn mi:mbef s Glatlys !£. Paliiur. Pliys. E.I. Dorothy D. Sroll. Home l£co a. SS Ol- 1040 Rull, (. Br„ llor,J. C ' oluinlm.v I ■„,„„ 1. Cnrli.s. l-.lvri,, Nl„rlli., I lord. WorlliingloM I li Jnll, I. Hopkins. Columl.us H, II.- I ( ollins. 1 I i,vlK-. In.l. I r„„.,sni,vis.,)mksoM Al.vonR. I-:l ler, C0I.....I...S M„ri!ar,l .- . Arultrs. Coliinil.us I. an Bra.ll.y. Columbus MargartI li IJavis. Jacks. I5.,rl,ara H. Hnrtlin.-. Dov MarcarrI Miller. Colurnl.. Katliarine H. . ' ' lorgan. Jackso Beltv A. . au. ColuinUs Harriet M. Saee. CoIumiImis CLASS OF 1011 Marv J. Kramer. Sandusky Marian L, Pflaum. ColumLu Marjorie E. Rice. Colun.ln.s Ellen G. Rorke. Cleveland His CLASS OF 1042 lane Elder. Columbus F A Erirk on. Forest I ILrri.t I I ' sl.rlio,-. ( ' ,,1 Clara A. Jennings. Lima Ruth E MeKee. Columbus larv I. MrKinnon. Columbus CI.. SS 01 10 1-. Jeanne E. Bree«-. Columb, .NIariorieCollinKl.an.. Col loan Hohensline. Colun.bus Betty.Nl.M.Cann. Columb. Ul... Clu,,,l,r . ' -■o; .SVc ' enleinl i . i (..loWisde. ;0(. ' -.7 c;,..,,.e,, •..i,m ed IH7J l. , ' ,(K)Mem(...ri. JnneE. Sle%%«rt. Columl.i,. HelenJ. Vo.,ll.„d,W, .lnnul.. Helen P. Sage. Columbu, ludolinA. Wellrr. Columl.. liellv J. Oden. Columbus Vivian K P.-oples. Columb... Mnrgarel E. Persons. ( .lumbu r,„..„dolvnM S.mlh. Mo.mM. Irma IM.NMI.n. (oluml.... I.a. ne A M.rkle. ColuM.l.,,. Nan.vW.ber. Hoxer 404 ] Rl.o ,I„.|.(.T .,1 l|,l,„ I ' l.i sl,.,(r,l ll„- „.-NX sr.n ,i , new .iriil)ilii)iis. new rooliilions, new li,iliriiil piriv .iiiil more pl.iiis lor llic ( li.iplcr Immim ' |Ih . i - Kiiild iu in (lie iioiir luhirc. Ill ll.r IJI iIh- oirU x .-l.„Mi ,l N|rv. Si t„.l., . nV ,,l ll„- n,, lion., I Nil.- i.rcsidcMl-.. .uul Irs i ' .uk.T. llic JivltV I crnor. wim isilc-.l (I,.- loc ,il ( li,i| l(i lor .1 %l ii c ()n - ol ll„- l.ii. , ,-nls .,1 liic y.-.ir lor Al i,.i Pi ' llic f inli ' ilfnl( l)iipi(|iict ill ' o eml)cr. Alll )u[ li lliV Iri Dells walked olT llli (lie roveted nip. Alpha I ' lii took tliird place. And in l)e(Cfiiljer lliey dill place a new nip on iheir slieKi-. I ln was awarded to Alplia Plii l)y tlie Dispal, ol.l lov ii wlii.h sponsored a lonlesl lor llic .olle.lioii of i)londi-,li li.llx ,,,i. lioiiieiomina flueen candi- ivied llie .Mplia PIlis diiriiii llic vcar and now the . led presi.leiil is l is Sauc Pris. hesidcs i.cinc iiiiiiio, lias Ijcioiiic a IjII notorious lieiaiise of len up in one of llie cfowiitown niwsp.ipers as , ol tlic few women in Wierinary . letii inc. I ire tlie new vice-president, is known for lier I .ip.diilities. fier arti.sMc talents and fier attractive . Mary .NJcKinnon. treasurer, is practically a Kap- and hetly ( )(l(ii, mi retary. was once a liiila oirl— iliing |)arly. Iv ' ull, M. Albrend. Columtus 1 1.Tfitt J. Balnicr. Blullton i;,lna 1 1. Barr. Columbus Marguerile J. Beaver. Columbus Melba E. Beck. Cambridge Marjorie O. Boyd. Cambridge Catherine C. Connelt. Athens Doris A. Amiel. Columbus Bettye G. Bonnell. Worthinglo Dorothy Coddinglon, Columbu B. tly ' . Blair. Clarksburg. W. Va . ' !ar ' I. Davis. Columbus Mary E. Akcr. Cambridge Barbara J. Bennett. Chilli, oil.,- Margaret H. Bonm-I. Worll.ingln Margaret J. Boughlon. Colunilnis Dorothv C. Culver. Columbus Kiii-lry. Joris. :.v(ine. Armel Slrahaugh. Thompson. Loto. fuiirj, B. lionnell. CodAinglon. TmM liloir. Tripp. Smith. P. liller. Demoree. Rondelrush. bra chear. .Atrr I Slater. Senft. Tou-risenc . W ' vss. Harris. Setj. Dunning. Iluuhe . Snoufer. King. . l. Betl. TL.nua. I Mast. Cor.,...||, Toner, lionnell. Ollarra. loelchert. Seiclier I Ba n.er. Crierson. Croot. Holstein. barr. Trew. N.Miller. Bearer. Rinrharl. Menemlian W ,. .fc. I . lhrand, fjc itv. Bomesterger. Kerr i ;„.,.erv. I.i..in,,.(o„. Heck iledqes. V . Willis. Parent. . W ' iHis. PdiHips. yUI arger. Purjou KACIL ' IT .MEMBER Doris E. Clickenger. Ed. GRADUATE STUDENT Ester M. Herdle. Chem. Esther L. Crook. Lancaster Ida M. Dunning. Shadvside Mary J. Crierson. Colui ' Beatrice Harris. Dayton Grelchen A. Hedges. A Audrey J, Holstein. Col Mar K. Hughes. Colu. CLASS OF i9-)0 Janet E. King. Colunib u. e Eloise M. Lichty. Colu iibus us Margaret L. Menendia ..Col Ethel M. Miller. Colu. .bus ille Wilma M. Self. Colun bus bus AhceJ.Senfl.Columb us Belly M. Smilh. Colun ' bus Anna B. Lggleslon. C olumb Sara J. 1 lart. Youngslown Audrey M. Kncisly. Kenlon a SS OF 1911 Jean Liles. Colun.bus Virginia Love. Columbu Mary L. Messenger. Ne Londo CL-VSS OF 1912 nia B. Demaree. Colu.nbu ! Palriria A. M.. l Culumbus Barbai a M. Exiine. Columbus Charlotte DMo 1. heri. Coh Maria. 1 E. Kerr. Colun.bus Mar%- K. Ol larr ., Colun.bu. irginia R. Dieksn.,. An.anda I ' .vaM I hi.m.di. .S|,i,wn,-e Marv.X. Ilill.C.lu.alms All.. I. I i ing.l,,... CniuM.bus i:l„l,„ll NhCI.-.rv. (■..I...i,l.us CLASS Ol I ' M-. .Vn.i J. .NI..«.n. Kingston Peggv . . ! I..Il argfr. Cohunbus i:li,.ab, ' t l. I. l ' hilli| S.Colu.l.bus MarvM I ' urdon. CoU.bus Cvnilual. Rm.del ush.C. lumb. Martha R.SnoulIer.Colu.,,1.. Shirley ' . Thon.as. Colu...l.„ Fra..c« L. Towns nd. Pni... - Virginia L. Trew. Show ne ivian E. Tripp. Colun.bu- ManelJaJ.WaUh.Colun.l.u Margaret B Miller. Colu..il.u- Bellv C. Raurh. I jincaslrr Vivian I- Slater. Coluinbu- rlni.,rN Smith. IVIIian,.N 1 Belly L Thompson. Cuhu.ibus Jeanne A. Tr v. Sl.a«ne«- Marior.e C. S.uner. Deh, i:velvn ' S,ilher. Maplr v. Betty i: TafNer. C..Iu...Im,- Betty J. Tniinp. Davlon Inni.el. Willi,. Coiu.i.b,,- irg.ilia I. Wilhs. C..lu...i ' m C i.il.ler -(, l,ll.;„lh , ,e., I iJ.lished 1016 -. I ( l,„,,lers |- . SM) Memheri 1 [ 4nr) ] O.Mol tl„- ,n,,.l ,.l ll„- Al|,l„, i lr.i lilio., is I known l osc l),ini ' wliiili (oincv c.k li c.ir on lli o( [, ' railiialion. I lie sororitN llowcr. llir Kilj inc tlic (licnu- antl clc oration. 1 liis is llic onl the Alplia Xi rose song may be sung in pu Oilier allairs this year were the Motlierfs lla I the Dad s Day dinner. 1 his is the iourlli oar liat . i i3eita has entered the sorority sing, the lirst three years and second honors th Alpha Xis are memhers of the foltouing into honoraries: Sigma Alpha SiL ' ni.i. I ' i I ..i Thela Sigma Phi. Dell,, ()„,i, m,,, (hi D.ll I psiloM On.i.roM. I he Aloha , ,s the hialeii path in activities as Dorotliy Cod- (iislindion as the lirst woman student to solo sily Hying course, while Llaine Rinehart is iiidisidual jewelry which she originates and Jaldo ' s. ghes is vice president of Browning, is a irlar fioard and directs the girls in the l Mae Smith is also a member of Mor- -ides being vice-president of Women ' s Sell-Ciovernment Association was chosen as one of the ten outstanding women in the University. hal. arink and he merry tanse next week are can I figure out what they re doing, hut Us a prf ' lly picture. — and the angels Who ' ) ' playinq thi yhow? inecoming Ui orations. I m vavvidropfH ' r listen for sometliinfi new to teil the rest ' o the sisters. Hack fo earth with tht ' cttaperons. [407} i:loise S. Arn.ilHBi-. Bucvrus Marian C. Bell. Columbus Margaret Covington. Columln I.mel I. Annslrr.ng. Frer Marv.X. BuMM.r. Cnlu.M Marllia .M. ISurk,-. Colui Mafic L. Cliurrl,. Klkl,a, Dotlic DeMutl.. Toledo Xirijinia A. AWmtl. Grcen ille .NIaryG. CorkLnrn. PatasUii IVggv V. Beckett. Columbus lonej.. Belt . Columbus M.,rll,al) Bn.kenrirlge.C.ro WuiLm-. lum-s. Weiruut loU,irry. S. .au , llcuU-r..,,,. 7 i,,lon. ..erso e. Huher. Cinn. DU-elU Kit nafcisori. C oringfori. liltrlte. FAi ' inq. Staeluinq, litinticr Riesp. Ilmlfison. W ' ollz. W ' elsel. Hill. Haiinlz. .Armilngo KHis. Ml. Palnwr. C.ol.lney. Weo l K. . F e,lner i-AciLiv . ii;mbi:ks ( e C.reenliue. Sec. Jennetle Stein, i ' livv F.d. leanne F. Jo (.RADl Vli; STUDENTS A l. I lel..„a Stokes. Home Eo FT. Goldnev.lx.rustValle n,.r.,ll,vl.. Haunt .. Columb; l ili.w M. I l.nderson. AustinI: CLASS OF 10 to ey. N. Y. VirginiaK. llulur. I indlav Grare L. Paln.er. Columbu . lar J. Riese. Columbus CIj SS GI ' toil MaryLDivelbiss.Fredri.kslov Martlia C. Ellis. Sl.aker I lis. Dorotlm J. Ewing. Colu,.,l,..s Leone G. Fleckncr. . . Baltimoi Jean J, f-owler. Washington. I ' , Helen J. Gillson. Edison ■ He Colun.bus .NIarvE. Hill.Waterford M. i:. Ho lgson. Wasll ton . D. C. irginia L. lones. Columbu. Dotlie N. McCann. Hilliard DorolbvA. .MiCorn.irk. Colu .bus n SS Ol l«IJ l-rances .1. Evcrsole. Colo Donna M.Ginn.Columl B. II,. A I i„m,r, S|.rmgfield l . . l.n. ' l lol.nson. Strutlu-r CLASS Ol I ' M-, ■ Citv •MarvM. lit patri.k. Fairfid.Co ban i:. I l.-ikelman. Colun.bus WIma K. Hoskins. Akron N ' irginia A. Hunsirker. C Margie J. Keller. Columbus Pl.oebeT. L.tlimn,Columl Jun.b, ,l„. ,.;«iC;ai, ler IIIW Irull . r,„ ; slnUlJhd l l ) ■ . ' ( la .ler., ' ounded IH n J . ' !()() Memberj [ •♦ s ] . ' Nu anneA Kumer. ( olun.l., .NIarv K Staebling. Delta Diantbn C. W ' ollj. Columbu Janet Kirl.nltlson. Colu.ob... Jean E. 1 arleton. Columlui- Jane W ' atkins. Columbus R G. Weltball. Wasb toil I ' leanD Wet el. CIrx eland Sue H . ' ' lolsberrN-. Youngsl.nM Mar% A S. Iiwali. Grove C .l I lelen Weimuk. ( .lun.bus Bellv I Mueller. Columbu. Ruth Oesterle. Marion Nona Rbea M Riegle. I m.llav i Ilio C ' lii Os M,.l „„K l,„v,- ' | ,1 1.Ts l,„,.lr l in I. slates IjiiI dlso li.i|j|icn Id I)i ' iIic tirdiip lii(li s()( M .i)r IIk ' . alional . ( Mi crnciil . uarcl tjivcii cac lj Mar In jln niDsl oiitslaiuliiia woiiii ' ii in art, si irrx c. lili ' lMii iiess. |)ul)li allairs and law. Some of tne won reieivecl it arc Kallifrinc Cornell. I ' ranres Peiki -. Iiiili,ii [•|oren e . llen and Ra( lie! C rotli ' rs. Cirace Piilnier was llie president l llie i JjaplrrNor ll past year and also inaiiaued to he hiiss willi NX and liro nint;. Oorolliea l.wini; has taken over j ie aa i In the (Otnini; year and is also a nieinlx-r ol Siania . lpli.i Sit ' iiiii. Mary Scliwall. llie new eve lie(|ner. is a nieniher of llie Scliolaris. Mirror .ind is .k live in ' S( i. . .fanet I i.liar.lson is also a nie,,,!,,., ,,l ||,,.u.. N|a,tl„, l liis iv a K,H,I and .S,„i.lle enlinisiasl. . |il.i,e.l I loduson and Iviiliirla e.dllial are Lantern reporters and I.eone hleck- ■Id l() n (hi Onu ' C ' i s place in the Momeioniini; .nrl last lall. the freshmen who are In activities are Mary M. k and Nona Rieijle hoth nl whom are in Srhol- Mid-Mirrors. ll activities for the Chi ( ) ' s ini hide a Dad s Day ' IoIIkt s Day tea. two iormals. a dinner dtin e. Spriiia l-hisinia, which celebrates the- fonndiiiu of Chi C3me( «. iind the presentation ol the Sociology f ri e to the most oiitstandin( (}irl ( radiiatin( in sociology euf h vear. ( ll ( s h,;;, l ,..i, (,„„!,, ..„( of ll,e r..J. fs(ifrii ' 5. Ol ro„r„. L..,r.l. I,ul- I oniv I ' fctitv jpu etry. I Iw niosl weiqhl ,.r,. , ..m ol oU. nl ..In. f li. male, hf, iiorlfi lirinq. [ ( } 1 1, len L. Blose. Colun.Lus l ' iLirfi J. Boycr. Lancaster Bells Brelim. Dayton Geraldinc R. Cornelius, Cleveland lanel Baker. Somerville Mar ' K. BallKaser. Columhu Chrisline Bath. Mayfield His , Iarll.a Crane. Columbus Sally Crane. Columbus Kull.r. Anderson. Sidney I Lmnalee Childress. Columbus C. R. Dann. Murlreesboro. Tenn Jean Devine. Cleveland His. Louise C. Dinecr. Canton Mildre,! H. Ediich. Bronkivn, N. Jeanne Fletcher. Columbus l:dn... l.IW« r. Marion Virginia A. Barrett. Chillicothe Bellv G. Billman. Columbus Rehn. Orr. . Her. M, L Kays. Kronirr. Rol icrnuinJ. Crose. M. Ko -s Eidc. Su oyer. Bollfiaser. M. Creiglllon, W ' ifson, ennings. Flelclier. Cranr. .Morrijon. Sitory Baler. Blosc, Rofcerls. Long. Bre im. Dat ' is. Peterson. Harris, McGou-on. Tynan Evans, E. CreiglUon. Ijltlelon, Dye. Greegor. S. Cornelius. Bowr. Fiirman. iNVff. G. Comr iiu lACL ' LiT mi:mbi:r Alma Herbst. Econ. CLASS OF 1940 Sue O. Cornelius. Cleveland IJeanor Creighton. Newark Mary L. Davis. Columbus Helen J. Evans. Somerset. Pa. Jean M. Fum.an. Toledo Marion Greegor. Columbus Jnnc Littleton. Circleville Doris F. I ng. C-ampbell. . Y. Marinnna McGowan. Green ill Jane E, NefT. CVIumbus CL SS Ol- 1941 Mildr«l E. Creighton. Newark Rachel L. Crose. Youngslown Elizabeth J. Dye. Troy Lee Eide. Columbus Evelvn L. Harris. Columbus l is . Jennings. Columbus Mar ' L. Kays. Columbus Nancy J. Morrison. Granville Jeanne E. Orr. Columbus DorolhvE. Pi.ketl. Colun.bus CL SS OF 191 Susan Fraher. Columbus Kathleen A. Frank. Columbus Imogene Gable. Portsmouth N ' irginia Haack. Columbus 1 lelen J, Hnnagriff. Columbus Palririo J. Harris. Columbus Marjorie J. Hayes. Columbus . Columbus Jean E. Hoffiru Ruth Isniy. Marion Lenora I ' .. Jollay. Dayton Marjorie Kavs. Columbus Dorothy.!. Kromer. Columbus Dorcas G. Linehan, Coliinibu Patricia .MrChirr. C-olun l.us CLASS OF io n Ruth B. Baltenheld. C.lu.nbi Pauline L Bodwell. Columb, Janet L. Burris. Colun.bus Kalheri Gnil D. I. (nmJord. Columb. ,e L. Falknor. Cobunb. Kennev.l.nke ,,1 Joanne M. Pedigo. Colun.b.i- Marv K. Roberts. Colun.b... Elbe! E. Peterson. HouanH Jeanne C. Spore. E. I J en - — Jane C Rehn. Colun.bus Pauline Rolbem.und. CulumI Eh abelb Scborv. Colu.ob... Mania Simblesl. Columb..- JulianneE.Tvnan.Col,m,l.„. Bellv V. Wilson. Cohm.bu- Dorolhv J. Miller. Colun.b... Bellv Owen. Colun.bus Jean N. Rhulrmnn. Coh.n.b.,. Catherine C. S«l.eid. I ' .l.... KniherineA. Sber.r. C0I...1.I. .Mnrlhn M SivH.lian. (ml.. Phvllis A. Svover. C..I.1...I n lj.is K Nines. Colun.b... P..lricia J K...gl.l. Coin...!... M .filvn J Houser. Cohimb. B.IIV E Rel.n. ( .ll n.bus 1 1 1 1 m 1 F -1 Lm ti II II ' H n ■ S SSg  • L%« ' l „r „„.i,r J. ' 9;, I..e,.i;, .■ rer ; -l.i , i, .,.,l IH )6 ,s- (• ,o,,l,.rs I iMiiided R N J7.-,(m }, ' mlwrH [410] Tl.c Tri IX-lts r(„ll sl.uL.I ll,.- v. ning the coveled s( lioLirsliip up , Oiintiiipt. I Ik- uirls ol ll,,- Irid.iil i uiiliiHicr ties on (iimpiis. Sue ( Oriiclius was Sluclenl Spiiiilf, Belly Dye. treasure Orr. vite president ol Cliinies; l liyllis S secretary of WSCA; Patty MeCiiire the Sundial: and Kay Frank and Fois ines were on ' Tf. soplioniore Makio stafl. Sue Cornelius l elon(;s to Mortar Fionrd and Betty Dye, Jeanne Orr. Jane Relin and Eliza- I..-II, . ,u, Walker n.ade Cl,i, Mi 1-dli Marji.rie Kays. I )orotliy Kronier. iJorotliy uid Phyllis Swoyer wear llie little paddle I ol Mirrors. Idondc linot ' ene dahle was on flie Home- s court last fall while the Tri Delts also ily Schory to the Makio ( )iicen ' s tourt. I f A to have gotten off fo a fiood start TTTr next e,ir already as Nan Walker will wield the gavel over WC. . Jeanne Orr will he one of the Student Court justices and Mary Kays will head WSCA. I ' ap Year with lite 1 hieas ana Jones ' . Rrcording Kay, lary Louise, h ' on and F.tU M„5( have borrowed il ' r teacups from the :.-ros. ImIIv Boyer promde rftxthmic interlude. f ' lin ir J Scholarship I up dhprore beauti- hd hut dumh adaqv. Srriiors puH ' quichie ' and polish cup . .rm,,;. ,. .411] r . A. Brunner. Cleveland His. P. D. Christy. CKallanooga. Tenn. Ann Ardery. Colunil.us Nanc ' A. Bergin. ColuniKus lean J. DeiM. M lina l).,roll,vl. Fdwar ls. bw U r.l.anor A. Barnard. Mi.l.l RoI.erIa A. Cron.l.v. A l,v UuiseM.Bi.«liop,Colurnl: Marfiarel C. IJurkcy. ( c Jov l;. Feenisl.r. Tol,,!., Iuml . M.,rll,.. I li..k.,.l .,„L. „ |.,rv I ll„rri.kl..«. C.l.nnlu.s M„rll,., Bm.ll.m. ( ninn.lm. . ,l,.-nll. Br..«n.( ' ..l,n„l,u. MarfiuerileA. Bro n. ( olunil, Mariannall. Brown. ( ' nl.n.,l,.i Marv P. Co-,,.errid.r. C.lu.nl,, RilaA. Corl..ll.Cnlnml...s F.. e hS . ■, 1,..H . .,M,. . .. ,„ ionllo,.. i„rtev. ie. :t. Bui ev. Kennev. Coe. o.oLi. lame, Williams, lio • ,.,.niev. ...Lell. C.ihso,, . Kic mrdson, iit.m. RoIhtI, m in. (ill. . (tiierson o mson. Smil l. Hooprimn. Knpp. i e rn I. Br Isoiy. Pact. Edginglon. Edii ' ards. .Arderv. Menlzvr, Sii ' icdard. C irislv. Garriion, Selu Kh-vor. Drake. Wallis Yarnell. BnrrfrWo,... Schenk. Harder. MiHer. Jc, Vn . Merkslroll, f ■.-.,- ' . CLASS Ol- IQIO Charlotte . . Drake. Colunihu Florence R. Edginglon. Colun y L, Garrison. Coluni . . Isaly. Columbus e B. .Nlrnll. r. AU , f:. Wnxnian. Colu CLASS OF 19 1 1 Helen M. Fuller. Columbu! Sara J. Hen.py. Groveporl Mary J. larohi, Dayton Betiv ,1. lames. Colund.us Roberta M. .lolinson. Kenton Georgia B. Klever. Columbus Fvelvn R. .NInjeau. Columbus Kathleen S. Paik. Columbus CL SS OF 1942 M I. Hastings. Coral Gables, j-la. Marv A. Merkman. Cleveland Hts. Dorothy L. Heisser. Celina Bad,.Ta S. I ielm. Newark Amm.. I llounnmn. Col.nnlnls .loan.NI lohnson, Davlnn Fllen . I.eitnaker. Balli.i Ruth E. Leveck. Columin lean M. .Morrow. Andin . ancvF. Nehren.l. C„ln ,I M. CL SS OF 19.13 I,.,,, I Dixon, luhnslown Mary Irazier. St. Clairsville Marjorie . . Gibson. Columbus C. i; Goosens. Ro,hesler. N. V. K..lhleenl ll„ k. ' tt. Cnlnmbus K,.ll,rM. (■ llard.r. Coln.nbns Ann I). ll..rrir.glon. Colmnbns Marilvn Inhnson. Columbus Fileen l.mes. (-..lun.bus I ailh B Kennev. Nblbuen Mnrg..r.l W Kerr. Martin MarvM Kn.M-bel. Cohmd, .NlarvF. Mason. Tol.-.lo Namv IM.Namara. ( oh. Pauline NbNeal. Columbu Ra,l,elCMe,k«troth. Col. M.b... ibu Borborn . . Sn.ith. Colun.bu Virginia GStifnerbukson Marx ' L. Swi k«r l. C..l....,b. Dorolbv H Wall.s. It „ BetlvL Ni.kerson. Cir,le ill FIsie H. Phillips. Colund..,- .NlarianB Riclinrtlson. Cl... Gavie Williams. WrslerMll Conslan.e I. Yar.,ell. Cal.l. - Marian B Nblier. Colu...b... Man i: Oil. Col...nbu ■ ...uiM-Ridtfelv. Colun.b..s R..1I.G R..binson. Cir.le«.ll. Marioriel. RolM rls.Colu..,b. l)on.ll.vl.R..pp. Cob.mb... Dor.. I. S. h.-nk. Col....d.... Mar«..erit.- I! Siniuss. Colin. psi ooC mpler IM lill.;mll,. r,; ; l„Uis i.d I ' ll I -■•5 ( ' lo . er, n.if.ded IHTI ir.S-,; U;nl.,rs [412] Delhi ( ' i,iiniiia is llic lloiiic ol tli ' uirK l iIjc .iih lior pin. Ill tlicir tro[)liy case rests llie I01 ) inlersoro sinj; (111), llie lirst prize clip for lioiiiec oiiiiiiu ' c iinci llie Strollers cup for tlie liiru ' est ticket sale winter cjuarter perloriiiaiue. 1 ne [).( IS are tne lirst on caiiipiis to arol oil at Christmas and from tlieir doors lia f eina stance Darnell wlio played tlie lead in Bus clay : i ans I lelin. inemner of tlie court ol t infj |uecii: Hahs Strauss. receniK appoiiili Clli I ).-ll., Pl.i; five MiemI.ers on tlie W ' SC ..V Loiii.se Svvickard, president of Cliinies: and two officers of YW ' CA. Betty James and f orotliy J. F.dwards. I 111- l)ella dams can lioasi of Ma.xine Uisliop. Nancy Nihrcnst. iialis Helm. Marjorie Roiierts and [ ' iirocine H.iili v as Mirrors members. And proof of tlie fact that lia i-la liiiiicli of lirainslorms is tlieir Scliolaris list 1 iiuliidc-s tlie follow inu ' nine [Jirls: Mary Jean Bar- riikiw. . laru ' iierili- iirowii. I ' at C ' ooperrider. Rita Cor- liell .l . Iarian Miller, Mary l lieii Ott. Balis Helm. Nancy enst and Mart ' uerite Strauss. is ear llie Delta ( laiiis jiad llie opportunity ' of ii siicfi prominent alums as l iilli Bryan Owen f-iliode. Inez Calloway f oljl) and Rolierta Aherneffiy. na- tional vice-president of I ella Ciaiiima from Oliio State. lUla Cams slop, (oolr • nul liilon al Wiillrr Forma . li ' ta Ganu suU oobng Iff hsiening. SidiHiofts, I ' vrqiis. MtC uttc, Elvers. Keeqan Van oss,.,,. Sclu ' iU. lolley. Ullor. Ilouard. I ' isltor. Su-,-rn Connor. Hosier. Darh. liiiller. Reese. Smil i. Hrans. Dans lunkernmn. Cmrmliausen. Corbell. Ung. le,anJa. I) West. E,vns SI....W...... ) W. WVsl. un.SicUe. x. Flror. DMuay FACiLiv mi;mui.i HelenM. Rochu.k. Lil,r..r, C.lv ' XDl ' ATE STUDENTS .„ ] ,k.„ l ' v, I, HmA M. Davis. CIhss I,., (. L SS Ol 1010 R.ill, Ii.i,l,,umn. Davlon .NI„nF.. C.,r[..-ll. Colurnl.us .NI,.rll.,,.I. Fisli.T. ColumUs l , r.Mc- L ButU. Daylon Floren, e H. Conner. Woodstock BlIIv Cooper. Columbus Xirgini., C. Davis, Columbus Donna Fvnns. Columbus Jeanne A. Didway. Colunibi Jane L. Fergus. Columbus lean I . Jolbv. C..l..„,l,us Bellie Keefian. Colu.nbus Marian LI jing.Woodvi! Cnlberine L. Miranda. Jackson Cent. Knlbnn 1-. Sniilli. Clyde Gail M. Scl.eil.el. Colun.bu Doroll.v L Shannon. Davlon CL SS Ol I ' MI Annal.. Davis. I .veland Knseli.,. Hosier, l-indlav irt.i..ia Krause. Columbus Feaay I K....se. Col,n..bus CLASS Ol 10 12 J..an Fvans. Columbus |- Inren. e Howard. Colu.nbus lean 1 1. Gam.l.ausen. New Bre.nan Bad.an. Junkern.an. Colun.bii Grace Dm.nI.ell.r. Ka ina Bellv I .al leur. Columbus CLXSS Ol 101 Marcia A. Goss. Cincinnati Marian D. Jenks. Columbus l.-anm- McCune. C .lu...bus Clarabell MrC.ill. Columbus Bellv I an 1 ossen. ColuM.b... I ouisf Siiiiiniin . ( nliiiiiiniN lea.. M.ller. Colun.bus edn Mvers. Colu.nbus I.nn Stevens. Cob.n.bus I jiurie W ' yundl. Colun.bu An.yL «nSi.kle.Col.m,l..i Doroll.v W.sl. Colun.bus Do.,.tl.v M West. (.•..I.m.b..- I . ' (. ' y (,eMi;.. ,en ;.iuMis . ' ( i ii iO C l i|)(ers ' o.. .d. ' l i mj I J.(HH) Memltrn [414] 1 lip oirls 1)1 )v[ n .eta t o in lor i-xira-i iirrii iilar activi- ties with a vcii(jeuntc. Marion LaiiH, tlie proxy of llie so rority. is a yooti example as sfic is a representati on llie WSOA council, is on llie Senior Class com was vice president of OSPA. lilonde f cCfjy longs to Sclioiaris. f ' i l.ainlKJa 1 lieta. tlie cabinet, Brownint, ' anil tlie Mirrors council, non is president ol Pi Oiiieca I i and vi the Newman liil). Katherine . ierand.i _ Upsilon Omicron. daiued her way into On iicsis. retary of Links, a niemher of the Student Labor lioard and the Symphony Orchestra. Rumor has it that she will in apply what she lia li-,iri Iron ncr loiiie economics rmy the annual allairs ol th.- Delta Zetas are the Ucl acWiainled Ic.i for the aliiins. the kid parlv durine print; niarl -r at whidi the yirls appeared embellished and ribbons and the boys in bow lies and •rs. and the (piarterly pot Iik k dinner i iven by the Mhers Club, llie festive occasion of the year is the ).rien(e party at which eai h ( irl contributes a dollar t he Sri ( iai Service Center at Vest. Ky. and tells a tall story .djout how she earned it. Last spring the affair con- sisted of a swiiiuiiinu party at Swanee Mills Pool followed by a picnic on the Scioto {■iiver. I )flla Actas string out .. la Ina Ray Hallon. .o o sked. Winter Formal nllpcled in the DcUe, II.Jl of . firro , Officers Anne DatHs. Inurie Btider ami i lorence Conner ftril ■ I ftose. ' It-eping in on a • rum session. ' Un snealts in on i hn Zeta inhrmal hstpning lo the oul of- foirri parm in the . ,aJo.r ol tlw liticlteye Stadium. [41 ] ComnicU. Wv ie. BaM.cin. Fosirr McSi$l,. Moon. tC isl .r o lz. Sdll:. Grin.. Keller RiJqe. Reicl. Je.vlpr. Arner. CI,„rcl,ua,A. II .Ar, M.,rll,„IJusl.. Home Lion GI . DU. TF. STUDENT Rose Richey. Home Econ. CI-ASS OF 1940 F,sll„r. , Arner. Cnnfi.l.l . nna M. Campbell. Big Fn Dorolhy L. Bal lwin. Mi r vill, Mary Campbell. Barnesville Carol M. Cook, C-.rahon lulia M. Dexter. Dayton Helen J. Foster. Lewisburg Josepbine H. Grim. Spenrer Wilella M. Ri.la. Ki. lm.H„l Dorotbv E. McClrster. .Vlecbanicsln. Norn, Wiley. C olumbus CL SS Ol I ' Ml M„ MHallon. Delaware lolal. Keller. BUmville Ali.eX. MrNisb. Cbnrdon Helenn.arie Minion. Mason Marlba L. Moon. Conover Marlbal.. Rei.l. .Me.bani.slo ( lASS Ol- 1012 Belly I Cl.ur.liwarJ. Colu.nbiaSla. Nam y .M. Fllinll. Ml. i, lory Nellie I Merron. Columbi.s i:)or..ll.y A S -.ley. Sprinijdel.l y.oa K. Slutz. Sniem Ali.e i: oll,. obi.. City Rae I Nlol.ser. I..IU . l„eN„l.ol«.EIvri.. |.„l.,„.lH„rl,- CLASS OF 10.(3 ll,l,„(. 1a1. Caii, I. .in D Son r«. I VIm ;,. ,„( ,o,.(er ' -,s ,„„l,-eMl , , rr, ; si„;, ,s „., oj( I ( ' io| ler lon.a e lOJI -..T A;e,„ .er, 4lf.] ' C.i.m.n,, IMii I..,,,,!,,!,,. ll,r l,„.n.- rroiK.ini , i.,1 M.n.r ity. lart -(l oil llic v.-.ir. Ixil not so (lom.slii .ill . I)v li.isiiiu .1 liay rklf and (lain c at ( ainp W ' ildvv ood 11 .- use cd. I)it, ' lircplacc u avj ' a i liccry loii li to lie |)„,l tlial l(ii! |)la( (• on a ralluT ( risp aiituinii evciiint, ' . On one ol tlio roldesl days of tiip v ntcr. ( lanii a 1 1 i.ainlida moved Iroin lOO ' I ' liirtciMilli A ciuic lo O.S. ((■(•ntli . vcniie. Ccttint; settled, pnttini up pi( turVs arranuini furniture was (piite a jof). I)i t all tin- u ii operated and in a lew days everyone felt at lioim . I lie winter forenal at the Scneia Hotel ijavc the aiiini nae an opporliinily lo L ' el inllcr a. cpiainled with the ineni hers and see all ol their old Iriiiids. On the loliowina Snndav th.- a. lives an. I ple.lu-es entertained (heir dates at a dinner in the ( h.ipter house. ' . ' W ' i liiiidKla is |uile proud of its eleven new |)ledaes. I We rushiiii; event in March was a prou ' ressive Hue party. I IIk- I ynideVs Day h.ui.piet and dance was held at the yandcile ( oVntry Clid) and on Sunday the fiirls had lia .ir d op -n Vouse lor their aliunnae wlio at the same liiric li,| | a showVr for their new liome. Ii tl Churchward is slated to be llie secretary of Pan- hellcnic next year. I ielen iosler was the president of Ciamma l hi i.amhda this vear. lu k- Allen. FlTliomns Kx Kh llir,., A. Blai r. Clev. Ian, 1), roll.v M. Bn n.hle. Grrr. .villc M r II. Cling,- r. Col,.. ,i „ Brlh A. Dugan. . e«ar k 1). nn., I.. Br„ v .. Goln .,! ,. I.f ilia K. Brees . Han.i Ion M irllia J. BrusI . ane vill. A, n F. CnsLatl Colun bus G. nevi .voA.I., „s. Col ,.nl, M .n ' K. Andr.v vs. Col, ,„l. IS Ar na M. h,:n Ml. Si rhn e KalhcrimJ. U.- A Col,. .,h,. W. rhara A. Bra „l.le. C ri-i-n vill, ' M, tly r. Br.w,r C:oluir bus II. 1.- l.„M I5.,r,„ ..,.,.■ l..l4„aU s. ( „l„ . .Man- olu .,-1.1 B lly Bonncy. CoIuiiiIjl , Cn ralclin..A. C iwniaii. BelNlonlain,- M iryT. ( nft. Atlnnfn Ga M irjurir G. Iro .,1. Cl.x . ' la, .nils M jrjorir W. Ci ,ni„. ( olu, ,Im,s ... Sr .-rs, K..,,, ,llo. 7„v(,.r. ...US. ILmuLmt. C Bfoir. ;j,i ,o„. ;,K,.P,.,.r. . ;rr,•Jil ,. jMcUav. AJams. .ill r. .Sin,s. Sumnwrs. Wolfe. Bro.in. Jr .n {. r. . lorlin. WuiJ. OinflPr. .A. i .on. I . Cl LIT .MI-MBERS K,Jilli D. Co. kill-. K.-u . nilB Landacrc. Fine Arts B,-lsv.I. Snvde C.U.MMATF STl ' DFATS , Med. Man ' Shaffer, Zoolog - CL-VSS OF 1910 IVngv A. Filer. Greenville B. ' ulal, I. Moagland. Columbus CI. ' d.iG. lo,,,..., Sl. ' uk-nville F.li .iil„ ' lb B. Ki, li.,ger. Columbu Fli ab.ll, IMarlin. Colun.bus l.an S. Mason. Tol, ' ,lo Man ' McCalluni. . ' lliance MarvF. M.K,-, ' ver. Colun,bus Margucrile P.. Nleredilti. Culurnbu Virginia A. Powell. Sleubenvillc Ann K. Rpppello. I ' renionI lanire Rid.-„onr. Col„n,lu,s CI ASS OF ig-n . U . ' J. Chambers. Wellslon Dorothy McCoy. Columbus K,.tl,. ' rine M. Crabbe. Columbus Betty .1. Paisley. Zonesville I ;l,..,l„ ' ll, I. Hover. Columbus Anna M. Sin.s. Columbus I I. I. ., 1 l.„kins. C„l,„„bus Oorothy M. Summers, Canton .NIari CI. SS OF 19-12 arel L. Colby. Ge.ieva Betty G. Kemke. T,.le.lo I L.rriet i: Cov. ToL-do Man M, Clean. Columbus .Mary A. Cravvfis. Columbus Nor.na J. .Miller. Columbus Mab, ' l F. Greene. rol,- lo Marvlu Mouch. ColunAus .Nlarll,,, I ' I lanse. Bamesville Anne K. Nelson. Grossc Pt.. Mi, h „.,. y I . I l.,gan. Canton I )orothy R. Peters. Colun,bus Clj SS Of- 191-5 N|,„ll,., 1 (M.r.l,.,,. .Ml (ol. ' ud . I.,rvllole. C.,lu,„l„,s N ' irginiaA I. an,,,,,. Columbus an,vl .Martin. Colun, bus NIarilvnM M, C„v. Washlon C. H. I ' .,l„.i., l ' M.I).„„ ' l. Colu, ,bus i.„vI:m„ii,uII.„„i. Coiun.bus Joan M. Nrese. Colun.bus RulhF. P«tt.rs m. Ijikevvo Pativ A. Pein.rt. C..lun,lm l. ,ur LPI. ' ni,.L ' . Columb, Margaret Povv.ll. Steubenv Janet B. S|.. '  rs. rol,-.!.. Jane R. I avior. Colun.bus ,i(,;«.. ' .,„. ' ;. Kj;J,ng. ' .N oson. ; Wilson mlreu: fcCloin Hiaenour. Hover . largarel A. Sellers. Colun.l.,.- Man N Sims. Charleston. W Jean A. Wuid. Colun.bus Marian Willis. W elision Martha J. Wilson. Sprinul.. 1.1 Joan ' . Taylor. Colu,..lni. Grace E. X ' aughn. ounc-l. ' n Anna L. Wilson, . enia Ruth A. Wolfe. Columbu. XirginiaPoll. ' V. I .k,-v .H,.l B.-sse I, Re| | elto. I re ,.• Gertrude Ridenour. Colu,, BettvJ Rounsevel.Colunil Caixilvn M S.io.laras . F. .Nliriam C Wright. l ' ..lu,.i N.imvl. Wam.r. Colu..,l,„. Kall..nne. | .„d. .-n... Jem W.i,ler. . S| nngh. ' l.l Jean i: Whipple. Ashh ' v Marv C. Wilson. Sprtngh. I.I l s -phine C. Wright. ( ,.l.,...b, ,,l,„ (.,„„„„, ( „,,,,,. ' -, ■ (( , . , ' ..n„e ( sl.,;. ,s ,. ' . IH ' IJ .-, ( L.,,,.;. I .„„,l,:l IK7I) J , (MX) . ;.-n,(.er [•US] tl i And what Iiavt- the Tlictas Ix-cn cloiny this year? Co lectinu lionors and tups to ot, in tliat new jl licia that is sprinuint; up al (lie rorncr ol Six seniors made Morlar Hoard and ainont (lu- k-n oiitstandint; senior worm trix fable, wliile twp juniors made ( who has worn the WSCiA prex key Phi C iani hadtjc, is hut the first on ih • presi(h-nls. deda lon.s (vcs the M. i. auidcd the dcstini rs ol Brownine and of Strollers. Dottie Bramble head. .I (I Janice i idenour the Home 111 clui). with the Makio (|iieen the wearers of the kite l-.tta Andrew, freshman queen, and Belly nir.L ' |ue.n allen lanf. . Iarian Willis was t, ' Phi Bete in her junior year and Belly rnedi.al school next fall, the one eirl a juniorMarjorie ( .arvin and .Njarijie Id S( -A positions for next year and hr fwn is the new presid. ' iit ol W ' RA. opped lirst pl,i,e in the pledge sine but nteresi ,lid nol slop here as the Thetas swung and lirought ( .lenn .Njiller to the campus. Frances E. Jones, Speech Isabel D. Erslcine. Lowellville Janet E. 1 larris. ColumLus Belly J. Haynian, Columiius Jean J. BeUul. Mt. Vernon Barbara E. Bell. Youngstown Holmes. Poll .v. Wenflcr. Fry. Warinfl. Smilli. Scoll. Miles. KennrJv. Bofcsl. Dov. ic ... ..,„ lohns. Morra . Chambers. Erstinf. Phillips. Pickering. Schertch. SruJer. Lrnxieux. Mc. lu.n,. Imcc. Hn.k.-ll 1 futntas. iW ' ttay. Hector, iiell. W ' ason. . o ,s( erry, A onl iaiwn, Swarner. Garmany. Roaneti, livi ' fut FACLH TY MEMBERS Alice Pressey. Home Econ. Mar ' Mark. Soc. Ad. GRADUATE STUDENTS ■ E Bohart, Ed. Mar - M. Kyser. Ed. Elizabeth B .Nfickels. CLASS OF 1940 Ruth E. Johns. N. Wilmington. Pa. Betty M. Euce. Cnyahoga Falls Laura McManus. Flushing. .N. Y. Ron.aine D. Monthaven. Deshler Eugenia B. Phillips. Columbus Ruth R. Pickering. Columbus CLASS Ol- IQll Betty J. Cormany. Bedford Ruth Chambers. Columbus Roberta M. Molsberr ' . Youngstowr Mnxine P. Morral. Morral CLASS OF 1942 AIm.M I rv.b.iin, li.Mvl,. II.MkrII. I. I.lhni ii. ' Muv. I ..l,m,l,us Sand. Bobst. S IwncTtady. N. Y. Hildegorde Day. Schene lndy. N.Y. Vivian J. I ' lolmes, Columbus M. M. K,„n,dv. Sulfem. N Y Mar - J. Miles. Schenecladv. N. Y. Virginia R.rt..r. NevvarL CLASS Ol- 19-1) Ruth (., I. .mi. MIX. W ' lirtliington .Augusta . I ' Hii nipson. Schenectady Betty Jo Scott. Woodsfield Janet Waring. Columbus I-|.anor I. Smith. Columbus B A While. W. I-nglewood. I Haw! E. Snider. Fori Clint,, Barbara A. Swamer. C antoi Harriet Wuson. Lowell Joanna J. Nicliol.wn. Davtun Naomi M Polley. Columbu- Rachel E. Roahen. Peoria Belle F. Schenclt. Trenton Mnr ' nlys T honuis. Dehiw ar. Dorothy IL Wrngrr. C.hnnl Jean I . Morgan. Ca.lir NVIID Kingshy. CXv.Jan.lili Si„ ,.. K.i,.;..i ( i.ipl.r JJ9 .ST.MitiMMl i Ai ' enue r.,lJ,lhh,d (9. J 69 ( i,i iler i,m„.U (N9r r.( ' irMe.rd,..r. t 420 } I his year foiciid llic K.ipp.i I )cll.is Krinuint! in .mollicr cup — file erantl prize lor llie C ' olleuiiinlics, wliii li was won for tlie clever take off on llie Aiiieric ar l.ei jrii Red prolje. I he retreat in January w.is anollicr outslaiulina adivities. It took llii- iorni ol tl ussions on chapter personnel, aclivitics an clevelopnient. I his was preceded hy iniliali( lollowed hy a formal hanqiiet and then .1 with entertainment by the pledges. Harriet W ' ason. president of Kappa Delt, ' is also a meinher of Siuma Alpha Siuriia. Laura Mc Manus. the southern taikini; redhead, vice pr sident and pledge mistress, is the only girl in the industrial arts de- partmenl ,uid i a nicniher ol I ' i l.andjda Ihcta. Through her the Inter-sorority l oriini was started. Ruth Chanihers recently elected secretary of VW ' CA and Roherta •rry is a memher of Phi Chi Thela. the Commerce r- Council. Links and is vice chairman of Scarlet r.cy. Kappa Delta is represented in the Women ' s ' kc-ar Mook hy I ' .uu ' eni.i Philips who is also a l I ' c-n and finish and illuslrales for the Ohio ih.il pl.iying the pi.ino ? It prohaljly Maxine Morral playing one ol her own compositions. Besides her interest in music she is active in the University Chorus and is hairman ol the I )orinitorv Assembly. Kappa Dells Jrin4 loasts in a milJ way. Informally posed ire d say. I aura A cMon,., ' iemonstratvs one of her ..ell tnocn ro..in„, f ' l the girls. I he photographer didn ' t i-iiow whetfwr he was t -feryone seems to he ' tt joying it hut Eleanor. Kappa Delta ureelhearti ha I m in otv with you . Kappa Delts celehrate Christmas hefore finals. 421] { ... ' ... GorJirin. Sfiaimn. Dunning. Lrc. Knowlton MIrecil. ; ,i.i, „r„..r. l.,rclm,an. Hagerly. Ranfan. Lo,. . Carnmck. leans. S..n(«.rM. ,.nl,„., ' Oeigrr. ice, lirotvn, Fiason in OrJslroml. Toylor. Kaiiffnian, o nrs. Hraniiiirr. Hnq rr. . (.,in. Pellil. {mifl. Cror.l. Z),,,, Krcmer. ron l,.r. iv. irwr. Smil . •„ ;..r, AK .uu .r. lir,uUm,r. Core. A.rlnum. Clu.mlwrti,,. CLusan. Turm-r, K.,h„. M. sllxrCollio,!!. N.usI I ,rvB,-,-.n. Columbus l.ll,„Bri,m.ner. Huntlon. W. , S.,r„l, J Bn„lsl, w. Colun.hus Nl.rll.i, S ( l,.,inlHTlin. Col.mil.us l;. l.i„,M,Allwn. (oluniluis June D. Clawson, Lanraslcr Carolyn 1. Dunning. Cl«el,.nd Xirginia A. [ ' idson. Colun.lnis . I.,rv I AlJna.l, Culu,nln,s li.slinpCarn,a k. Columhus l.an Dawson. Columbus M.rn K, DuubIktIv. Colun.b, Jam- C. Fay. Columbus H„rl ,„„ I. Aii.-u. Cojuuibus Kull. i: Hi.umann. I ' nmonl Marll.a D«l on. CoKunbuH Marearrl A. Kclwartk Colur. Mary A. l-ull, Columbus . nn Pal,-, IACti:n .NILMBLKS . Pbys. i;d. Bonnie M W.HHlbun.. Ree 0(fi. CL SS OF 1040 Margar.-! J. CoullT. Croolisvilb- Pbvllisl,.FngU. Columbus Hel.n F. C«ren. Columbus Ra.b.lA. Good. Columbus Marjorie J. KreriHT. Columbus Sara A. Means. Colun.bus J.an N. .Nleyer. Portsn.oulh Marjorie Rahn. Greenville CL- SS OI 10 11 lane Nb F.nig, Colun.bus Eleanor D. Fuller. Porlso.oulb Kov I lunlinglon. Columbus Natalie A. Kaulbnan. Columb. Marjery F. Lealiy. Columbus I bi .el C. Lee. lianiilton, Montana irginia F,. Manbman. Columbus Marie Marsball. Columbus CLASS OF 19-12 .NIary A. G,l brisl. Kenmore. N. Y. Dorothy J. Goodwin. Columbus llarri.tC.rant. Grove City Jiini. .• J. Hagertv. Colun.bus ll.len I HeinJ.erger. Columbus .luneC. Knowlton. Colun.bus N ' irginia R. L.wver. Colun.bu Sara F. Ligl.lburn. Cn-.stline PVtteC. b, e, Col.m.bus Ann Rank.,.. Colu.„l.u CLXSS OF 1015 Jane M. Garner. Colun.bus Sara I lolb..an. Colun.bus Arlen,. M. M. Intyre. Z..nesville Fllen R. OSI.augbn.ssev. Colu I.muml.. I ' .llil. Coiu.ob,. i.bus Mel MartbaA.Hi.ne. Columbus Marjorie Sanborn. Colun.bus Una Snnor. Col.m.bus lleleneM. lelll. ( ,bu..bus la«,ueli.,el .,ll.,k. C..I.....1 Fll.yl ■o,..lbur . R.-g OH., Ann B Rawn. Hunlinglon. V. Va Pbilli,.,.a R ..eM.urgv. I ...ri . III. JanetM.Nott. Louisville. Kv Eloise H. I umer. Col..mbu« Flizabell. Xarln.an. C.lnn.b... Carolyn Mvlander. Colun.b... Dorolbv I Fellil. Columbu Edna I i Suit. Colun.bus Belly.1. S4..uU. I ' atasLala Margar.t A. Sbawan. De( .. . lane . | Sn.ilb. Davlon Patri.iaLT«vlor.Coliii..|.„- I.mieLNanOrdstr.ind, CI luanilaC. Tnutl. Ind.a..a|...l l l Nomm I. W.-.bt. Davlon Marguer.!, I. ill.an.s. D.,m . i:li2,d.etl. W .Uon. Cobm.b... Ib ' len I. lavlor. Fvan.l.m III (. ' In iVu Cl. .| l. ' r HI (fleenl i . i..,niie Fslnlifli uul lt Hf 75 C i i;)li.r . . (I Member, ■M ' n [ 422 } K.K.G. kept busy cluriiiu tlic past year supplyiiiu yirls to the campus brains. Iw-aiily and activities divisions. I ra- ditions Week saw I icicri (u-ren. Rac liei ( lood. Sar.i .Means and f{li al)illi .irliu.in initiated into . I rtar Bo .ird. hlizabetfi as also sec rclarx of Brow iiiilti ,i (l a ineni of the Senior Class C .l.inel w lui,- I 1,1, -J, ( i Ka I.el w, cliosen as two of tlie ten outsl,ni(iiiit nually selected by 1 beta Si( rna i ' bi. liNki(l,s lliis. I ielen was tbe only woman justice of the Sludi-jil Diirl iinii I ( A .utivilies forced ber to ( ive it 111, ' ciiulerc lassmen were not inactive c-itlicT. lor ( liiiii, serenaded leanne .Mban and six ( irls earned . lirrors pins. Tbey were: .Justine C ' armack. Janice Ifauerty. bine- Knowl- ton. ' iri inia l.aw cr. I ' attii- lav lor and llarricl Cr.int. I )orolby IVltil is tbe new second vice president of Y ' WCA and president of I ' ..nliellenic. Scbobiris added three Kap- pa frcslniicnioils list: Barbara .Mien. Jean Taylor and larlba DclflkDn, J lop scliolaslic lionors came at tbe an- ...I I ' -I ilcii, bancpiet wben tbe Kappas won tbe tbe best pledee class and bifliest individual pledije awards. as not foruollcii wilb picn ,|ii -.-ns Eleanor Sara l.itjbtburn av onNt.inclin(j examples. aUo a niitnbcr ol lli,- I lomecoming queen ' s nual Paul award for ac live- and B.-auty I ' ullcr anc V.leanor w nrl. |- ' in.i!l , „ lii-lcrs „f li„. K.K.C. ' s could not exclude Sambo, ill,- lir-l poppy to call tbe Kappa bouse home in iii.im c-.irv. ...rlio laLs MUarilup (irflarel F.dwarJs .,. Is a larinl. ■ Mini l ip (iiilloMs am -■ t ' what yon qot. l H,l.s ilc a c«ld proposition to us. I ' ti s in boots. Pnmhina if. .. I,ip ...ay .NVii ' aJihtlons In (,;.,.,„■ 42. ] larv F!. Cooper. ColumLus H. tlv CorU.II. ColumKiis r,l,. II D..Hnv,n. Akron M„rvl ' . A.I.MMS. Gidiz M..xi...- Brooks. Al.x.irulrin l$.Hv I nilk.li.inl. rolimih.. A,„..-M. Bon.l. ColnrnlMis Unll, I Br.,ll..„, nr(l,i„«lon W,. , h,n l,M. SJ.mUll. ;.o,„vi7,, Lvsler. jolmson. SWorssiT. Holmes. DiHo mnl. TU,,,,., ilinlon. .Gawrn CurkwAl. Cooper. DeHaven. jelen. lawyer. Denman. Sclwltler. AJams. Gifcson. laxuell ( . HarlweU. Wing. Wallace. Timmons. Boml. Pnwer. HugUf. Bradpn I ( I I n |l IBl:k Hv.Iyn 5 B.ik.r. I .il,r,ir - l .l,,rl., Vsll,,.l.r. I ' l.v.. L!.!. (.KADI All SIII)I:NTS MarvE.Wali.lul. I 1,1, n M W .st. Mall, CL SS ()1 I ' Mo Ann F D.nnian. Ciicleviile Geraldine B. Jelen. Onmlio. Nebr. Jean E. Mnx vcll, Colun.L..- Mnrgarcl J. Gtyer. Pittsburgh Hilen C. Uwver. Pleasant alley Carrie D. Sriielller. Coluinlu M.ir E. Gil.son. ColunilMis Ann Lonivrli. Cleveland Mary I.. Fjilon. Coluniljus CLASS ()l I ' Ml H,l,nl), I lolio.s, Kenton Gladys F. Scldoesser. Nor%valk Birdie I StI.nudl. Coliunl.u. I,-.,., M linklriMUcl.. lolun.l.o CL ' VSS OF 10 2 Ilowen,- G. Fysler. Hick.svill.- Mary- E. Mansfield. Blooniingd.de Nirginin M. Tl.omp.son. CI n., I ' Harlxv ell. ( .lntnl.us Mar - V. McGavran. Cadiz Penny Wallare. For.-,l Hill- l 1 Mav A Wing. WoHl.inglon CLASS OF 1943 I I, I, M I ( ■„!, l,.,Ngli. Maple Hts. Ruth V. Hughes. Colunil.us .Njartha M Pri«er, Gr«ve C.l B„l..„., I I l,„l,., . Cohind.ns Fiellv J. .Johnson. Colu.nhns Marg.ml I . Tinuimn.. l ' ni..„|..rt ( V ' on C ui iler l njl„l,„. rem,e l lJM,.;l t )n (t) ( 7iii|ili,r9 l,mnd,d 832 tt.nmMemlvtt I 424 ] Aiiioiiu llic .iili ilics wliiih ( liiii.i i- l ,i -ik for llu- I ' lii Mils wcro llic S|)riiiu I ' ornul .il iIm Country Clul). llic annual May l)rl•al la l lor seniors, tin- danrr eivcn l) tlic plcdyo lo the dinner lioiiorinu tiic iikiIIkts ,ii A i vhi Il attracted i ' lii Mus Iroin tiii and neitil and a scries ol parlies (jiven for tlie er iduali i Even wjtii all tliese rhapler activities, iiin cliapter president, linds time to l)e an a( tive Browning, WOSU Players and Kappa I ' lii ser in(J on llie (x (ition.il lidoi in.iliiui (Oiili iiiillec tiul .IV ,1 iiiriiiKri ol llic oii-lihilliMi II PanI.ellenic. ( liapler treasurer .ind pavt president Ann iJeninan lias worked on llie stalf of tlie Oliio Stale Lantern and Makio. with puMicity lor tlie inter-sorority i ' orum, is a 111 lirowniiit;. Links and serves on tiie ruvli rules ■I of Panlielleni.. lis ( II I liairiii.iii f)l tlie properties (oinriiitlee lor is ( iladys .S jilorsser, win. is also aitive in lonie [■.(onoiniis (lulj and VW ' CA. lirovvning as ineniljers ( ierry lelen, Helen La v er, Jean Maxwell. .Njary Lil) Cooper and Carrie I3ec Sclictller. W ' eddint! Iiells liave run( for Mary Gibson, now Mary ninu. out she lontiiiues lier activities as co-chairman of tlic liitersororitv I ' orum. Vnnv W ' JLco. HeUn luuncr an,l frrv Gvle rmalh..- al Winler Forma . cooperativi ... ij ung alfa, I riulinq a dog ' s life • il l lr Phi lu house ,. a pleos..r.. I ' hi Mo CinJ reHa I.I. ( .eir Prince ' ■ i loan Ackcrn.an. Colun.U, Marjoric Baird. Columbus Marv J. Br on. Berea Brilv O. Buck. Columbus 1.. CaMw.ll. WL-.liMu.. W Constance A. Anirine. London Mnr ' E. Barleis. Bflloirc IsaM I I.Duncan. Columbus Kailierine S. File. Georgetown Martha A. Cobagen. Columbus Marjorie A. Cotlrell. Willougl.b Barbara B. Dagley. Coiun.bus N ' irginia L. Dickey. Columbus Anita R. Dreyer. Parma I ,a...rsi:. Arant. Columbus Di e J. Baleman. Columbus l ' Ugv Covington. Columbus In. , C,. Cox. Columbus Irl.i I .. Dampeer. Cleveland Ills I,.n. C. Forrest. Columbus Si bernage . Hertarl. West. Hoflnmn. SImenuiker. one: Javert. Amrine. Southard, Henney. Acterman, K ein uii Putnam. Moore. Serighl. Dicliev. Creenslade. Gardner, Lalllan liartfls. Cottrell. Roll,. Parsley. Duncan. Collagen. Durrani. FJn I 1 I n Ml NIB! K llelenM. Clarke. Assl. Keg. Wi ev . . ;o riH -ilr. . la..on ,n,U. Owen. Pa..- GRADUATE STUDENTS Mar ' C. Evans, Ag. Ian.- Woodward. Ed. CLASS or 10.10 .NIarx ' A. Crawford. Columbus Uulb E. Hoffn.an. BranJ Hill Ros , Colun.bus Anne M. Daebler. Portsmoutl. Eleanor W. Evans. Columbus Kay F ' ranks. Columbus Rulli Gardner. Delrorl. Mich. M.tf) F. Henney. Columhus Marjorv L. Jones. Columbus Arclall.L Kleinhans. Maumee Sully Lenierl. Zancsville Sara A. Moore. PollsmoulK Evelvn Owen. ColumLus EvelvnM Pl.illips.Bu. rx.s Ruth I.. Srriglit. anesviib- Marian Southard. Nh.rvsvillr Catherine Silkn.ag.l. Col„,„l. Jean [•:. Gree..slade. Beilevue Mary M. Hatcher. Belllontain. Anna E. Heckart. Columbus Martha J. Lambert. Columbus ( I. SS OF 1041 ue Nhirtha L. Ijter. Columbus Doris I. Maxon, .Uron Marv- L Morrill. Columbus I lel.-n ' . Osbom. Columbus Beltv J. Ree%es Barbara H.Sh. ' irginin U. N ' Columbus ,-,n«krr. Middl lev. Colun.1.u. CLASS OF lO-u I l.len I. Durrant, Columbus irginia 1 .. Julian. Columbus Marinrie L. I ..l.nund.s. Cohunbus |-Ii7..ji.lh E. Ulham. Shadvside Mar - K. I langer. Columbus irginia A, .Nliddleton. Columbu Rosenmr - Hanst. Columbus loan R. MacKinnon. Columbus . Iarv K. Parslev. Cleveland His. Elsa B. Javert, Columbus (I ASS OF ion Martha A (Mllins. Ml Sl.rling Janell.ll..t l.. (olun.luis DorisA ll.,v,rf„ld, Cnlumlms Marjorie M I bller. Oak Ilad.or lean Hershbed.er. Cohunbus l.vdii.A. Ka nn.an. Spnnu.h.id June A. Keener. Zan.sv.lie i,l,. Chu,.ler IM-, .ahono o .A,., slo . is .e.l IHf)l M ( ' i.i()li ' rs l,.„n,U (N6- SO.yS ' ) Memirrt Dorma L. Kellev. Columbus Jeanne W. K.lhv. Columbus M I.. Kokama.r, It Luulenrle.Fla. Marjorie I h ( lure. Columbus Kathleen BM. I ean. Columbus C.rol S Mesenburg. Clex eland His. I h.rem el Parker. Columbus Marjorie J Pulnan.. Lmdon Martha Roth. Nnv Holland lather I Townseml. Columb. Marv I W ' .-st. Cin.innali Marvl- Kea.Br.M.klm en. N .VlarvJ Rose. Columbus Jane R Sheenin. NViv Le ioi.l NallmlieM. Smith. Columl..,. MaPi- F. Thompson. Ml. Sletlic.t Patricia p.. Yeoger. Gninvill. [426] I ' r.llv lu(L. wed s,, . ,ii - iIk- riulilv I ' i I ' liis h. Ii.isc iJoris M.ixoii (dioscii Makio (,)mi-ii l.isl mi I iIu- liinpll .iiilliorily Pclty) iis tlirir new tj iiii il  it IJi I lie ( irls ( on I in I led lo sliinc in •!( lis iticv. offii ( ' was Iranslcr ii irl)ara SlincMiakcr ulii orticc iiianaUcr. In liic a lnal pnxliu tioi Latnlx-rt. ( liniiy Diikcy and Mary Ann (Jr.iw Ijrd (sIk a former Jolm l owcrs model and a nieinlx- vvliilc Anna HecK.irl i)ront lit down tin cnaracterizatioii in )nrK ' i ' (o;v. In ' S( lA, Molly Morrill. a(tivilies ncc and Chimes girl, look over llie offite of vice president and Elsea Javert l)e(ame treasurer wliiie Iran I in apliir was ele ted senior town lepnsentalive and Carol Mesenlinru ' . sophomore out- )l town i  srMlati e. i ' or the lirsl time in the history of L ' irls Iroiii one house were ele ted to iiipin- ere: Kay Parsley. HIsa Javert. Martlm Dickey, Marjorie Hdmonds. Anita uhy Julian. Mare Putnam and Eloise yol the outstanding Links meml)ers. I III .j,Ji-«)| the arrow contril)uled their share of queens with Monde . |ari ie liaird servintf on the Makio court. Also. l3onna Kelley was liosen ((uei-n hv the freshmen for their ditch niu ' ht . ' liristmas jnrmij. i Ml when.; ihe . ; l plo.-? Pi Phif f)osi- U ' il i ti« Hurl, tluir loriJ: JHM ' rr ii-rile lo .nrf in ., ..arorilv , .., ■. Wnilimj for a rule. ii-r i ,.. (,„; )ilc i Xiii il iir )..„no .,„. Kr v ' . f ' ii Mi,,..,. I ' i P il fawri. irprlrsl of lltrm nil ' 427] I I M 1-kisflim.m. S. Orange. . I. ■ i:|,st.-in. Yonkors. . Y. IVlly I. Biicr. Toledo D. E. Beammn. Minneapolis. Mir Seln.a R. Bloom. Orange. N. J. Rull. B. Brodv. Sunipler. S. C. ludill, M. Coiien. Ballimore. Md. b.is Goldsn.il. Pillsburgl.. Pa. ludill. M. BisLow. Cincinnati I ileen I. Cohen. ElizaLell.. N. I. Dorolln F. Davidson. Marsell. .Ark. l.ni Dworskv, Colui„ln,s Oc c n% i H.,« v. Rice. Dirorstv. F. Kalz. of mnn. . Uvy. ej-d,erg. Ho Stern. E. Cohen. C ictnmn ieor.iKin. Co ien, ...rie. Reines. B. Si i-erslein. C. Upy. l. Silivntein. Ta Klein, Sliaman. Simon Cnrlwr. f Zeis, muin. ). Kalz. B Rosenthal. Kave. Slein. ' i«ianu.. Go Jfcorg. Gal.= ' oris, GoUsmit. Epstein. WelJer. Ilorwilz. Greenhaum. Kal:. leUnmn CLASS OF 1940 lean E. Cerker. Syracuse. N. Y. Dornlliv R. Goldberg. Dayton Frances L. Kayc. Cclina B N B. A. Rosenthal. Wash tn . D C ' .lli,.n.s. I ilt.l,..rgl. I ' CLASS OF 1941 l,,,„t R Gales. Rochester. N. Y. Dorothy B. Kalz. Chilliroth, R.ta M. Gr,e„l,a,.n,. Cleveh 1 ' a.dette Gross. Toledo Janet 1 1. Hot vilz. Newark Jean Katz. Chillicothe Fdna M. Klein. Atlanta. Ga. Hilda Largnmn. Philadelphia. Pa CLASS OF 1942 .d huklvn M. l -vv. Ne Orelans Ruth D. I.urie. Cl.veland Charlotte Mark. Coluinlms Kathleen J. .Mellman. Dayton Sonja Paris. Philadelphia. Pn. Bernice I. Rein. . Ch-Neland CLASS OF 10.13 B,llv K. lox. E3altin,c Genri-elle F. Glicknii AnMllern,an.Akr«n H,r„i,e Hoffman. Nr ' re. Md. n. Toledo ■ York. N. Y. Frances A. Kali:. Chillii utile F.loise M. Lew. Chicago. III. Ilstlier M. Moss. Br«oklvn. N. Y. Mirian, E. Popper. Chicago. III. Dorothy JMyers. Norfolk. Miriam Stein. Dayton Lorraine Rice. Monlg.m er AI., Dorothy M. Shaman. Dayton M. Silvrrstein. Cliarleslon. W V« Lucille B Simon. New York. N Y EdnaJ.Wetzler. Chicago. Ill UuiscV. Rosenthal. R.c I BetlveJ. Silverstein. Rcxh.-I : RulhJ Stem. Richmond. , AleneR. ' lanssig.tolmnl.o- M. F: WcinlM-rg. Memphiv I . a Q- Gamma Cficijiler (. ' ( ■ifleenll, Are, sInUis .e, lO.M Eonn,h;l 19 7 I . ' AH) Memher, PI PI m m B i Ml [428] I lie l.ixnrilc p.i-l iiiic ol llic S.I ) T. ' v (liiriiiu I. ill (|ii.irlci was s,il liiiii, ' llic l)ri( ks [lo upward lo i im|)I -Ic llic new liouM- lakiiit. ' lorm al the site of llic (.1 (1. lil.-r.i lK l)all ' Siaiiia IJella Tail annex. We ' re alr.ii(l at r i llie l)aU wouldii t rccoi tii .e llie striK lure llial liN iMfl oiil lo l i llie lovely Cieor( ian nifiiior at 121 I ' ifteent I he new hon.-ie paved the way lor an aij pi ions lor the S.I3. ' I . ' s vhi h l)ei an with a lot oO ' atjilation ' llie dorm and I )orl Shaman neiii the l r il t ' irl initi.i in the new house. A si ' S, ' e ol pin lakii g iiiiil | iii ci meni marked C hristmas vacation, . iiiiiiiu llm-e t i-i Dr.iTeT hy fraternity hrir-a-brae were hey. y all Iviilli BnxK . stagestruck Hil Largnian. Bernicc Ilpstein and llic prod ni Is ol sprinii (jnarler roman i-s. . liri.iiii Popper and liloise Lew. Boopv Roscnlli.il ri ' liirned alter vacation plus an t r i 1 1 L ' ■ I Respite I iheir point erases as is evidenced liy the Sc holaris list w llic h inch laims the ss whil Tieart inli-resis, the k ' irls didn ' t lose sight of les Dina Stern and Alene I aiissig. Links tercsl of transfers Hetty liaer and Pnulette Hilda i.argman and Jean Cierher are Boot il S.iddle iilhiisiasls. I ' .dna Klein helongs to the Swan ill. I )ol K il look over the gavc-l from lielt kosenthal d lariet I iorwitz is on llie sopliomore staff of the Makio. S.I3. I . s won the Siuidial contest and presented iZdna W ' etzler as queen of tlie month . how- Win. pf.i, IliUa r,arran„o, h ifiUccfion of Immoif. f tires taltr a little u. .jrc from llie ho nmlher, Mn. Mac. . oHation in the doi ( nttes hutches a i.rnirp Rc in -5 is iininfl to plav tlw ■firolrri RecorA ' l.l.mlh- in „ minc.lr • re were five stags each aiA. so all the gtrls had a gooA Ume. Time tells the story of the glory of the trear- ing of the torch. 4:9} Mk Hu,,an. CnmU. Arm-lnmy. Um. e,l. Kline. ..„„ DiHon, Filer. Olgoelz. Goss .rsl,„m. W,i... ..r. GiilniuM. hreisch. Gulll i:ii „iMii, i:, [}„r«.-ss, F ! lAcn.n Mi.Miii u MlMn-,) Walson. Comni. CRADIAri SHDIATS i:li .,l.,ll, M Inv „.. I ' .N. I. I.,r„ll,, M.ll.r. Nursing CLVSS Ol 1 1)11) lil„n, In- ( ). Br. ' is. I,. bi.R .sl.T, N. V, Kull. W ( ' ..inl.s. C.U.n.Uls l.lli.. A ( ■.„t,M.,„. ( „l„,„l.„« I l.,v E Armstrong. Carrollo M.,ri.,ni; llml„n.You..Kslo«n ri.VSS ()I I 1 1 .ri;..,,., I )ill„n. C.l. Springs lov.r F . C.oss. Colu.nl.us I v.lvn I ..It. K.-..I.... 1 Lirri.-! M. Oelgoelz. Coluinl.i irg.ni., I I,.,n. ( N.iuin.m lu.l.ll. .il. ( ol.nnl.. Priscilla J l ' if.r. Minnn. FU. ■ EInore M. Wander. Ashland Mnrgar.! I W .,r.|.„n.. Ak, M..rB....lI. ...nlM.l.i. C, CLASS (It- I on I,,,.,- A. ( M.l.l.-n. V.,UMgsl.mn Ai,.,. ' . Kl„„-. V.„kv,ll.- .rg M I .. g. ( ..li....l.u. Marll,.. A |. ,.r. ( ol.....! • ( ■;„ ( l,.,,,ler .s- ; .,„rl,.,ril , .Ai... I MjM.he.l I ' ll ' ) lj(lm,,ler- .,„. ;,.. IS7I ((■ST. M..,n .nr.« [430] lliis li.iv l)i-cn ,1 liiisy yc.ir lor llic Siuiii.i K.ippas — l)olli iii(li iduiilly and collec tivcly. I lie cxc itcinrnt l)cii,iii wlieii llicy moved into a new cliaptiT lioiisi i .di i ii i l itlirrc uccks Ix ' lorc lli - lK ' c iiinint; ol autiiiiiii ((u.irlcN iiid itcarly dro p tliemseUcs and the interior de(or.ilors i ai Iryint; to ti -t settled helore lorinal riisliinu ' l)et!.iri One ,)l (he liion. ' l s.i, i.ii inn (ions ol llie .-,it lli - win- ter lorni.d. NV.is held ,it liie Alldeli, Clnl, i lel,rnar [ riscilia Piler. loyi e (loss and Harriet ( )i-l ,i i.| |ill iiii,.,i tlie dame. I lie pledtjes u.wt- liie a(li es ,i iLmk e tlie last ol i- ' el.ruary and . ali.-d il iIm- I ' .uiv Pop I lop. . nioii tlie otii.r lliiiii;. ll .il sill In- reriieinliered are tlie weiner ro.isl .ind l arn dance at tlie Coss estate, tlie ( liristmas dance. tli - Hallowe ' en danre. the initiation Kai (pielyand tlie trips to otiier diaplers. And then there di Iiltl - tliiiiu .d.oiil some of the tjiris — Priscilla •leriial desire lor ud.imoiir. . larKaret Worsham lids Neil and tahle tennis, [- joy Armstronc ' s unas- ! elli ien y. the swell joh done hy iilaiu he lireisc h )iVident. Harriet Oelijoetz and her soriely toininn in l.iiytern. ' irt;inia l.one and Martha Moessner and .Irieiiils, and Alice X ' irt ' ini.i Kline ' s hlonde hair. I he SitJina Kappas are all lookinu forward to the dis- lri t (onvention whi h will he held in Piltshiirtjh. Harriet Oelu ' oet . was recently elected the new president. inittne finenne. Ilcaemollwr. Mr Creenfield. listen. M.Tl m . o.•5sm•r tales a note jrom Rerthotvn. I fw crowd is tense as I ' ine Ciolden otvrpowen ' ■l ' l onents in a game of irginia fjinq nm,he,a lm,U,and iqma Kappas snapped in a Icisumy moment. 4.;i] n; i0 v.- tlac in„ H. Gnir.Kl. W. Chesirr H ?Irn L. Duvis. Columnus Mil lii K. Gprtz. Geneva lane F. Clark. Cincinnati lane R. 0„o,l. Walen ille i:li .alM-ll, M ll„rlu|,e... Colu les, S,Kirfcs. lallheir. .ig ilner. Ui.ert. arln,H-... li.it.T. WurdeH. ( ,, Yoni:. Wilson .s. GooJ. GiHs. WiHiams. HerM. Gerl:. aWinfl. While LanMe. WalUl. Squire. Dauis. Paxlon. U ' aloWe? Gladys J. Ko GKADl !. TI£ STU DENTS ytl..-, .• g. Mar - J. Paxlon. . e CLASS OF 1910 M„zi. i: Gilk. Porbnioull, Margaret E. Grimes. Zanes ' Marion E. Herold. Colunihl Bemadine M. Jolmslon. Find Dorothy F. Marling. Dayton AliceJ. Squire. ' nter%ille CL SS OF 1911 Betty M. James. Columbus . udrev B. Landle. Youngstown M.,r i: I.icl.ln.r.l..l..,l„ Elismbetlie .- . Sparks. Columl.us Winona M. Wakefield. Columhl Bcltv J. War.lell. (Iriei.t Bellv H W alU.lt. W .,l,r Clara!.. Wright. CIu.hI.i Phyllis C Welker. .Ml ernon Margar,! I White. Cohinil.us M.irgarel B Williams. ( ..h.ml.i Margaret . MaltlH«.(„lu„,L nj ss OF i9(: FnimesM Nirhols. .Me,a C.ravceM ds..n. ( ' ..lun.h, .NlariorieF. B.,k.r. Irhan CI.. SS OF I9.n Ari.m. Bl.„k. Great allev. N. Y Marian I Ka ser hre e,K,ri.L I ' hvil. .NhKmn..n.Cle« eland K..se.Mar M Y..nl . Ciminn.,! . f,i ai el.iC l.i| ler -.-, (leeMl i .Ar.enne ; sl,d,;,s ,..d 9JI ..iifided ISIHt - ' .-.OdX.mher, I 432 ] Tlic At ' liis scciii to like to do tliinus in groups, for where one is seen, lliere are IjouiuI to lie many ol tliem. Most any time one drops into tlie CoirniiPnr liiiildin( r you will liiid Prexy Marian Herold, Helen Qovis, Jane Good. Betty iFnmes and Audrey Landle. I liose girls wlio liappen to tliiiiK along iiwre domestic lines (liome economics, to ne specific) are Vlarearet Mat- lliew, Margar. ' t White. Winona WakeJ l-ld, Peg Wil han.s. U.tU Wall.nll. . rleen Blo 1 an.l l ' hvilis Welker. . n(l the house would not he (omplelfa if tlm iViTrhlings of the nuisic majors Mazic ( lills. Milda Gertz. Nina fielle Conrad and Emilv Alirendt could not be iicard above the discussion of goU which Peg Crimes and Audrey l.andle Usually engage in. or the chatter in another orner be- -♦ween artistA Marian Kayser. Rosemary Yaniz and Fietty Sparks. 1 h y.xccptions to the rule are Bernadine John ston who s unajoring in architectural engineering and .Mary W ngl ' i.ightner. a member of the Flying Club. C lara I n ise Writiht is a member of Pi Land)da Theta .ui.l Belt .lamAs of Pi Omega Pi. Alii e S(|uire Uias hnally decided to get her degree in l-diuati ju Irom ' Ohio State after trying first Northwest- ern and then Ohio Wesleyan. Another transfer is Phyllis Buerke who comes from Bowling Green. 7).i7. in l if hrarls of racli Zi ' la gir ■n,.r, „ man who fdh ;..■ llouW, l(u. ihina WluTcin well calch tliv fancy oj the UmmmmJ Strait iii,,ht. ' ii i ' niine .i Day brings r.-.Jl, at ZTA hoiu Silling ont out at the Holly Dana. DinniT ilancing at the li.:chuolA. .Uk him il hv-, fiol a (irolner? t 4.V ] Gamma CImpler 185 Filteenlh Are E,laUished 1919 18 Chaplers FounAed 1912 2.513 Members TUET PHI UPUA FACULTY MEMBERS Edna M. Callal.an. I lonic Econ. Mary M. Cordon. Asst. to D. of W. Jo. B. Reed. Ne«s Bureau CRADUAIE STL DENT Marjoric M. Conlin. Med. CLASS Ol lotn Marv A. I iwl.r, rolu.nl...s 1 1,. M Kn,l..Kl.. Lima l„„.lMM,lnl,..l,. G.lumU. CI SS OF mjl Dornll.y Bu. I„,n„„. ( -..luniU.s Lu ,is,- I I l..f(,n„n. ( •..l,„„l,.,s -iru.inia R Small. C«lu,i,l...s JearmeAcree.Colun.b, CI-ASS OF IQU lean Bii l.a„an. C„l,„„In.s K. U. I iopkins. Kii.usporl. lenn. Mar Fuskar. ColumUs l.an .M While. Colunibuj CLASS Ol loij LoiaA. Borghesc. Columbus Falriii,, . . Han... ( ■..Inn, I,,,. ,„„ v 1. L.x. C „lui„lm, NI.,i|,.ri. A I ' Uan. Cincinnntl ElcanorJ.Coslcllo. Columbus M„r i. I , l„nr..,l, . ( •„l„,„l,„- M.tn I :M„r|,l, . , I ,vini.l.M, M.„ N| K ' ,..l«ers. Columbus [4.MJ I ' iisiiar. J. lUuhanan, Rodt ers, llojiltins ..ffm,.,.. . ■(,„ . niiuclmnan. .Am-e, White ' ■ Mrp .v, S„M. f. CosleHo. l-.;«.nro e d 1 1 ' JJot mltoned nnther evening ru cd in thfir memories forvver OIHKSITl HOUn nSEIIBLV m„ ,.r, WJif wn. VLn„..,y. .U.nsir, l)ovc, Williams, Gortlon Every t vo weeks tlie house presidents, who constitute the rep- resentatives to tne University As- sembly, meet to consider tlie prob- lems which arise in Universitv ' Houses. Since the purpose of the Assembly is to discuss the prob- lems of living together in groups, the cxertitive committee aided by the advisor. Miss Mary Gordon, bring many outside speakers to the meetings. Among the social events held are a tea during fall {(uarter, a dance during the win- ter at wliicli other representatives Iroiii the University Houses are in ited and a tea for head resi- dents in the spring. Grace L Barnes Madeline J. Bowers Dorothy H. Bo mnn Yolanda M. Carlrv AliceJCIort Doris Dickson Helen M. Dove Eleanor C. Fisher RulK A. Gardner Edilli Gelber Isabeall R. George Elizaklh M. HamricL Harriet J. I larp Geraidinc . HomLrook Lillian L Jade Beltv J. Jamison Phyllis L Jeffen Janice L. Jones Frances S. Kaplan Musie Ka. son Helen M. Knapp Helen M. Korsala Rila M. Krabach Belly L. LeSueur Sally Levine Anila Mallcin Ellen .MMevet .Nlarjorie.MSlilchell Retecca V. Milhoff Eloise L- Myers I ranees M. .Nidioli Carolyn J. Oiling Helen I. 0 er urf Alice Pevsner Mart E Piper Dema L Poller Dorolhy M. Richard. Barlura A. ScKmill EliMb,lliH. Sill Helen I . Slem N ' irfiinia Slrohni .■ liriiin. L Siroius Ann.T M. Tliour Mildr.- 1 P. ukick Cor.. E. Wavl Lydia L NVelhoim. Puiiline W ' engalc Kallierinr W ' hinnerv EdnaLWomurk Ro. en,nry Wonder Clara L W ' riBhl Dorolhy J. riehl Mwr,. 7  . ,.de. y..He. Ilornlmmk ei ers. ' i,M.r. ImS,„„,. Kn.i,.,.. li lwr. K,„J.m. Xxon. Jones. ' ri„l.t A;..| io( . (-.T .y. Keulon. ()!«„(,. S.-ilt. Xi.U,. C„rJ,m. TtlLii,. Mil. ie l. .mUson. ' e. n«r, ' eli„.il... SU ' n,. .|lii.. ' oiler. .S|r„;„„, Meyer. Wdlnnerv. W ' o.uler, V,-tl...„r„. l),„v. Willi,,,,,,. . rn..lroMn. Wonuirt, i.irM.s, Cl.,,1.. (),vrl,„| i [436] DOKtiiTORY numiLV Steele. Carry, E. Smilh. W ' ilkerson, Monlgomery. Pen Wilson. Ellenwood. Cox. Egbert. Hatcher. Maurer. Colby. Vlmer D.Smith. Purinlon. Shell. Morra . Simon. Stellar. Aldridge The purpose of the Dormitory Assembly is to promote cooperation among the various dormi- tories and especially to promote the cultural devel- opment of the residents of the dormitories and of the campus. Since 1934 the Dormitory Assembly of WSGA with the help of Associate Dean Zorbaugh has prepared a most valuable list of extra-curricular activities. Nonv this is printed each year and given to all freshmen and new advanced women stu- dents at the beginning of fall quarter. Betty Ellen- wood and Elizabeth Smith are co-chairmen of this committee. The midwinter all-campus event is one of out- standing merit. Last year the Dormitory- Assembly presented the great Chinese actress. Soo Yong. and this year they sponsored Bertita Harding, Bi- ographer of the Hnpsbnrgs . Sara J. AMridgc Oxiey Hall I-loren,,- M. Busch Neil Hall MaiKarol L. Colby Weslminslcr Hull Martha L Corry Oxicy Hall Mary F. Cox Nrii Hnll Louise F. DaKn Neil Hall Eleanor R. Duncan OxIey Hall Irene E. Egbert Wcslminster Hall F. Eli7.abell, Elien « OO.I Mark Hnll Mar - M. Halchcr Weslminfiler Hall Helen L Keiss Neil Hall Uis P. Mocklem .Neil Hnll M. Francis Maurer Weslminsler Hall Elsie M. McKay Alumnae Coop. House Jeanne F. M«nlgomer OxIey Hall MaTine P. Morral Oxiev Hall Edill. F. Murpliy Si. Hilda ' s Hall Jean M. Per: Marie Hall Tbeodosia Purinlon Si. Hilda s Hall Raizelle SrI.neider Neil Hall Jean E. SyUld Si. Hildas Hall Eileen W. Shell Oxiev Hall Jane R. Simon Mark Hnll Geraldinc Slanker Weslminsler Hnll Elimbelh A. Smilh Mark Hall Olive W. Smilh OxIey Hall Myma J. Sleele Weslminsler Hnll Pearl L Slellar Ma.i Hnll Jeannelle E. Ulmer Si. Hilda ' s Hnll Belly B. Wngner Mnrk Hall Mary L Wilker« n Mack Hnll Rulh E. WiUon Weslminsler Hnll Beltv L Wolff Weslminsler Hull [437] OXLEY HILL CL SS OF 1945 Mary C. Agapilc BeltyJ Har l.n Carolyn McCoy LIizal elh A. Sn.ilh Gretchen G. BcBuchal Georgia M. 1 largan ChnrJrnr L Morr field M irtha E Spdkn KlizabclK A. Boli Evelyn L 1 laslings Jean Iv Morgan ' irginia L Slacv Gayle M. Bur) .v Elizabetli T. Izant Janirr li. Mulquin Mar A. Sweet Pauline G.rl Louise M. Keeney Lucille Oxendine Margaret L Tinimons Brlly J Co.- NelUran Kingslry Belly L Padden Hazel J. Tuttle Nora I- C ' rise Jean E. Knisley ar • F. F ' ipcr Georgann S. Waddcll Mcrridill,- R. DilV- Geraldine ' . Kopczyn ski Fn.ily 1. Porter Cure! J. Wagner Barbara Fl. Fite Prisrilla L Laymasler Florrnline D. Richler El. ..belh A While Mnrjorir G. Frosl Charlolle C. I-eonard Martha I Sienger irgmia William. Olive H. (-ulks Mar - E Long Esther NL Scheidegger irginia A Wilson Sara C. Furnas Helen L. Mehadey Juanita Skinner Martha G Zellar Phyllis ' . Glynn Lmma .1. McCormicL Clan. L Smith CLASS OF 1940 Sarah J. Aldridge Barbara F. Carpcnti : Eleanor R. Duncan Helen B. Ferguson Martlia R. ( ippin Margaret J. Hayden irginia I feriiianson Eli.tahcth House Dorothy A. Kahanan Muxine P. Morral CLASS OF 1941 Marian C. Charvat Martha L. Corrv Dorothy M. Cox Kathleen F . McMurray Jeanne F. Montgomery Harriet E. Nothstine Evelyn B. Rueger Rosanna M. Scott Addie R. Skinner Sara J. Traponskv Mar - M. Troxell CLASS OF 1942 Mae A. Carstensen Emmy L. Fornwalt Wilma J. Fulks Mar. ' L. Gunderlon Mildred L. Hart Irene Lisko Ruth J. McElroy Eli belh C. Polii Doris H. Rowling Dorothy E. Shofer Eileen W. Shell Olive W. Smith Betty Slaats Eleanor M. Slout MorvL.Theohuld Jean E.Walker Martha E Wheeler McMurray, McE roy. Shajer. Harl. Scoll. Porter. Rowling, l lornd. Sarnqei Corry. Ferguson, hell. I ' ippin. ot isIine. Cox. 7 roponsfcy, TneolMim. Hayat House. ' n fcer. Carpenter Duncan. Slaali. Lislm. Monlflomerv-, O. . fiiil i rlmrr.,,. .A drid,,e. Eormrall. Trove . 7,ee e,. C.unJerU. Skinnr, i Crise. Go.i. ' i. A,|a ile. Martin. u|| ies. Uvinasler. iardin, Merryfie d. . lo. v. i ' lill .-, Morfian, tieaiic lal, Kni lt ' v While. De Pue. Oxendine. Sliru.er. Kopr in«ll. Coe. Jiurley, Eunmn. Wa.lJell. l.vvmu,l. W ' l v ' l iarn.s, ' rosl. Wufifu ' r .Sc lelde„Her, uvel. M. Snill i. E mUh. Ze .ir. ( llv.wi, llul,l,in on. Izunt. Ke v ;.oM„. ; ,„ ,.,, lUi. Ilur„.m. .Spella. liuUr. ' i, r [438] Oxiey Hnll. llw oldest girls ' dormiton, ' in {he University, starts its year uitli tlie traditional initiation of tlie fresli- nien wlio are (ailed lowly, wiu ' ijly worms and must l)ow to tlie ii()|)er( iassmen. I liroiiu ' li the week ol fun tlie t ' irls l)e( ome lietter a ((ii.iinted and .in- llius more ooperativc tliroui llollt the e.ir. laii i|ii irter ( ) le liad a liard times ' party and win- ler (|ii.irler llie leap Near dan e helped to hrinu an influx of frat.Tnity |)ins to the Hall. I he Winter I ' ormal was held at the Neil I louse and the S ioto C ountry Cluh provided the settint; lor the SprinU i ' orinal where white coats and net L ' owns prevailed. One of the oiilstandini; arhievemenls of tlie year for Oxiey Hall was their campaien in Ijeliaif of one of their Kirls. I ' .leanor Duncan, who was elected i iomecoming ( ueen. OxIey added to the festivities of i iomei oming weekend with their llome(omiri( decorations, wfiich con- sisted of an illiliurk nnd a figure of a roed waving an Ohio State pennant — (the coed faintly resemhiing a Pett ' drawinu). I he traditions of strawberry shortcake day and the duck- inu of the seniors have been in existence so long that even the house mother, Mrs. Hulloi k. can ' t fra e their origin except to say that they must have started wav back when the I lall was first built. on.irv ihi, ' • SiliirJov niqhl? an HILL GRADUATE STUDENTS Evelyn M. Lanick, Ag. Chem. CL XSS OF 1910 Belly D. Bellte Vesta M. Bolliger Alda M. Boyce Mary M. Buss Pauline Chinn Margaret B. DaugKlcrs Hel..,, Deber Rulh E. Dorsey Joan A. Dolter Ullian L. Flickingcr Rulh E. Haignere M. Alice Humble Alice J. Huhin Mary J. Kehoc L Rulh Kendall Mary M. Kilgore Margaret L. Kraniens Ruth Miller Mary L. Peacocic Ida Rivlin Eloise Roth Sara R. Secrest Elizabeth A. Smith M. Heath Snowden Betty C. Stacy Theda M. Stein Barbara A. Swamer Mary L. W ' illterson Ann Wolf aj SS OF IQIl Jane A. Carter Borotny J. Gary F. Dolores Marshall J. Anne Mowery Dorothy J. Jfowling Jane Simon Belly B. Wagner t ll Clj SS (JF 1012 Morinn I. Bessler Betiv J Blue Marty M.Ca Florence M. Co Cynthia A. Cook Helen V. Falls Lucille J Hull M. Betty Jones Kathleen W. Kuck Dorothy Levine Ruby M. Martin Mary L. Montgomcr) SueM. Noize Rulh E. Onsick Jean M. Perz H. Patricia Putnam lx uise M. Reiman Bettie E. Rupprecht Doris M. Sauerman Matilda R. Scott Martha J. Scroggs Eleanor M. Smith Mary J. Wilson Mary L. Winegar CLASS OF 1945 Mnry Elizabeth Aker Kalherine M. Ainp«r Ruth E. BaictI M. Elaine Baker X ' irginia A. Barrett Barbara J. Bennett Mar ' Bergman Arlenc V. Block Jeanne E. Boals Ljois Carl Catherine Chrisloph Eleanor L. Clagg Mary L. Clark Martha Close Dehna L. Coddington Mary J. Cox Rachel E. Crow Conine V. Gulp Ida L. Dampcer Martha J. Darnell Jean F. Dixon Mar ' E. Dunlap Martha A. Gitlins Madeline L Graf Doris R. Granom Ruth A. Haggarty I ' t ' eey t!. Hanna Norma Jean Harsh Bvrdell K. Hensclien Gloria M. Hertz Betty N. Hill Eila M. Hodges AllflM. Irnirr EmmM. Imler Gloria R. Jacoby Kalherine (-.Kegley Margaret W. Kerr Helen Kohl H. Maxine Krauhr Phvlhs E. Leonard H. Lucille Ijnard Belly A. I j-wU Mary E. Mason Mar C. Maurer Marilyn N. McCoy Arlene Mclnlire Pegg ' A. McWherter E. Maxine Merryweatlier Carol Mesenburg Marcia Myers Jeanette J. Mobouck Betty E. Musgrove Anna NI. Newton Doroll.y J. Overturf Elaine M. Pc-karek Doris V. Perz Dorothy E. Peters Margaret Powell Mary Anna Reinbolt Genevieve R. Rigel Mur. Jane Rubmwn Eileen M Rvan Alice D Schalrr. Cierda ( i. Schumann EveU-n ' . Scilher Jane R. Sheeran Dorothy E Smith June E Snider Ethel M. Sprague Pearl L Stellar Ia ma J. Stevenson Either 1. Stroud Ijois NL Suppe F ' hyllis L Swigart Mar)- F. Thompson Betty M. Touciunan Jeanne E Truel ivian M. amey Helen Noorllis V L Warner K. Weod y Weber ( leraldine W ' ciaer Jean A. Weiler era E. Wene Carol n N. Weyrick Virginia R. Wiles Marguerite L Willi Mar M. Winter Jane C. Wolf Catherine 2 lhniayer N Ma, N liams Peters, Rigvl. Darnell. Sh-llar. ja.uhy. C arfc. Simon. Cllins. Kerr. Ilag ,arty. A h,J,-r. E laJvr. KoW Haiftriere, Daughters. rriper. Rowling. I ouchman, W ' evricfc, Kegley. Alesenoiirg, Uampeer, McW ierler. Supp,-. S .eeron. i hom .son. iennell. Cox Chrislopd. Wo . S .a er. Grn ,om. Wittmn,,. Coddington. Herli. Divon, iVeu-lon. Pou ' eH. McCoy, Ely . ter. Hill. Spmoue. McCii, . Cm ,.. is. Cm,k. . hls„ro ■e. . I....ery. . errvlrenl .er. S.rarner ll,„J„l,. ,l.;, ien , .eM. Snidor. Sa . W .Mie i ocl. T  ..i ...l l lUu k IJU. lilocl. Ilu.nm Uyun. Ilunmi. ' inei,.ir. Kruuler, Conoper. tdf. Close. Perr. Slrotid. Moson. Sielfl.irl, Mc nMn.. Croi Scropns. lialrd, Uvtne. Reiman. Wagner. Efllnfl. E. Baker. ;. Smith. SloH. j:llenuK « l. Mofcouck. M vr« H ue. .Srhnmunn. Carro I. Tniex. Graj. ;)ors y. J:. Smith. M(.,it,|nmery. Onriili. Mnnrer. oorh(i [440] Mack Hall was formally opened in 1023 to meet the need for additional living quarters for the rapidly increas- ing enrollment of women students. I he Hall was named for John Talman Mack in Com- rneinoratioii of liis twenty one years of service as a trustee of (lie University I lie original niiilding contained accomriiodations for 1 10 girls. In 1956 a wing was added wliicli afforded lodg- ings for 32 girls, increasing the facilities to 168. The girls are under the guidance of Mrs. Fnimn Prout, .Siipcrinli-iuii ' iit of I )()riiiit()rics. and licr I tiiff iind house mothers. . Irs. Lena Porter and Mrs. .Adelaide Leonard. Under the leadership of Hlizaheth Smith, the president of the Hail, the girls were afforded the opportunity of meeting many famous personalities. .Xmong those enter- tained were f ertita Harding, the noted authoress, and Ruth liryan Owen, former minister to Denmark. High lights of the social calendar included several ex- change dinners with the Buckeye and Stadiimi Clubs, two formal dances, a Washington ' s Birthday dance, the facidty tea, a formal dinner each quarter, and a Christ- mas party. T radition Day is hailed with much enthusiasm for the girls (an elchrale hy consuming as much strawberry shortcake as their (apa(itics permit. I lurry up fw ' Q gmi lirrA of wailing. OIL HUL I CL SS OF 19 0 Helen L. Kiess Gladys Rendecker CLASS OF 19-11 Florence Buscn Margie ChalFin Louise Dehn RutI, Dul.in Il,„p Hunter Lois Mncklen. Beatrice MalUrt Raizelle ScKneider Barbara Smith Virginia Smith Dorothy Zcck CLASS OF 19 2 Eleanor Abclson Margaret Aikens Margaret Aikens Mary A. Alhan Virginia M. Batson Ullian Bauer Harriet Block Vivian Brouthers Elizabeth Chilcote Janice Ciagg Mary F. Cox Renee J. Elow Alice M. Fry Miriam Hafle Katherine L. Houser Anna Hunter Alice Jones Margaret Kennedy Esther Kuperman Selma A. Leon Dolly Miller Pauline Miller Rae Mouser Jean Palton Jt.linShol.l.r Elaine Sli.rlv Marian Steinnian Rosalie ■Il, sen Eli ..brth V,.Kel Helen Weinman Rita Weiss Malvenc Wolstein a SS OI- 19.13 Anita Abram Shirley B. Allen Lillian Alpirt Sherle Allman Louise Atchison Yyetle Babitt Hortens.- D. Bachra, Evelyn B.T. .in Florence Bin.lmun, Bonnie J. Birnit- Judith M.Bixliow WIma BleicI, liarbaraChas.-n Sally Da i.on Jamlalk Claire J Blo. k |-:ile.n C ohen hlildegarde Day I isFrr.1 Sarah Bobst Ruth Cohen Jean Dickinson Rita Flr«ckner Arline K. Bowviz Belly Cohen L-ona Dratch 1 iela Fine Janel M, Braunlin Kalherine Coleman Elfrieda Egbert Henriella Fink Wanela Britlon Charlolle Converse Shirley Lisenberg Naon.i 1 ish Ullian Brooklyn lane H.Crawford NbimcEllinI Mary A. Fisher MarcemeBurgv Ijlyan Crt.wlev N ' irginia L. F ' jigel Marjorie Fowble Clenella Campbell Mildred Cvpress Caroline E ' Ingelhard Belly K. Fox Blam he Casser Irene Daninieyer Esther Facher Mary E. Frazirr (Conlinried on Pat,,- (H) l ' „,ur Minn ,-, .■, C.v. ...M ' s, KeMMedv. lUmrvr. .,„l lUn. Slcn,, Mill,., . ) „„ler. Mouser, i oir U Tlmmp...,, I ll„nlr, K ' w,, ,, ..r. S, ,„ d,r. liroulhers. . e su.., Kiess, Wolstein, .- c .neider, m.ser A o tol , ( ' o,m. S ...rfv Polly. C u cole. ' ry, Aifcens. liaison. Woinmon. Hus.Ji. I ' ollon, IMl,- W ' orlti. Casser. lailt: Rosenl .n , Goc i . Morfc.s. folmson. Crav. Riefler. Rci|.(... H.rl, {iseriher,!, li. ; o m..n. ■ersl. W ' es ev ;!„„.vl:. Kalzman. Weiss, Cypress. Rolenh.TH. Snmer„rade. S.imne s, lialnll. Culleriph.n, . U N. om.om ft ' ' . Ho mon. Pish. M.ram. HrifleKmrd, Wisemon. Polk. Kr.imer ),.v. Klld-v. (m „icl. Mh-a. liarUra.l,. Com ' .Ts.: Plliot Hoist. Uo.orson. faoinum. Si eer, Wec .l, Vule. Serf . Scoll. ' rniler Co d ,er„. .S|ri„ ,er„, Wi.K.is. C. ien, . ,.rU.Mlr, ' isher, S. M. Solomon. Ih.rris. A WelnlM-rner. locher C. Cmslur,,. I ' o sler .Sj rersleiM. R..se, iurov. .Al. i.s„„, K(,„, )lctinso,.. Lv e. ' ease, Krzv:. li. trill. ., ttoas. ( lo . en. „slin,,s, ov, Wein(..r„ Chase,.. Kope or, Wlmp(helM..r , ,., , Jorlson. Cro.efev. S,.«leJ,. S. .reimer. Um,s.: A I. ' ,-inl..T„.r. ( ;l,.ss,-...n, .or.do, )r..l. .. Illeich. Na„Musl,. Minnum. Pi;U. Camplnll. l.ori. I. , PisJoUT. K.irh.ml.r. Oslriter Melsel. i ar.,shurH. ,ScM er. Uere-Jn, S.l.ssrr.nn, Worady. H. Leey. C-.r inW, .Mi.l., .Alperl. Cordon, Yonll. ; .i(| .es, ilrnl... Koyser Fln«, BrooUyn. GreUonUfl, Weln,,ler. P. L.|.y, M«n.sh..cl.. Cohen. Moss. K.. m..n. K.ld I ,.e . R..,h. K I,.e [442] The girls at the dorm, or as they Cedl it, the one o clock jump , have certainly gone in for trading accents this year — and there is ample opporliinity — for there are girls hailing from Washington. D. C. to Illinois and from Massachusetts to Louisiana. Before long everyone was you-ailing Nvith the best of them. The Arts College claims most of llie girls interest, nut lilanche Sussman and Thelma Knrlander are enrolled in the College of |- harmacy and Miriam Haas is devoting her time to Engineering. W ' itli the aid of Miss Pollock and Miss Salter, the •• e(nti c lommittee. composed of I .oiiise Kiess. Raizeilc Schneider and Florence Busch, has led the girls in a most successfid year. The socially minded gals have entertained at many af- fairs, among which was the smooth formal dance at the Deshler, the forma ' Christmas dinner at which the girls exchanged gifts (with the aid of Santa), the faculty re- ception whidi all attended to meet the facidty and do just a hit of apple polishing . and an informal dance in Feb- ruary for all of the dormitories. } ' roof that the girls do take their studies seriously was the S( holaris list which included Sara Goldman. Elfrieda f ' -gbert. Dina Stern. Sylvia Wimpfheimer and l lo Birri- Virilim,, I ' olly MJ, llwir inliTPsI — .„., our,. l„o f ' rom out of these ftorttus conies many ts S.-il Halt loni ,;,(- I ' nr lis r irislmas ere Miss Pollock, keeper ..I ll,e ley,. (laire icas playing tl f mino bejore the t ' hotographer anifea. [ 44. ] ST. UlLDrS HUL Cowman. Horafc. Gunn. Beckley Warner, Baiter, Heine, Siihaugli, Ooosens, Ulnu Purinton, Coy. Huher, Sibley. Roberts Oifcn, Murphy. Spears, Seyhold. Wearer CLASS OF 1940 CLASS OF 1 94 1 CLASS OF 1942 Dorothy E. Baker Locneen E. Gunn T Keodosia Purinton Helen M. Roberts Jean F. SevJ.old Uis V. SiLley Dorothy MW.cvrr Phyllis Conner 1 luiriel Coy Jannila M. Horak Blilh Murphy FJizabelh L. Beckley Mildred Owen J.annette Ulmer Marjorie Womer CL. ' KSS OF 1M3 Geraldine A. Cowman Mary T. Craft C -nlhia E. Goossens Virginia P. I Icine Ruth A. 1 lulM-r Margery A. Silhaugh Janet Spears lEIL II I L L Iconliniicd) Bonnie J. Caddis Joan Jaffe Ruth Marks Myra Singerman Florence L Garfinkel Anna B. Johnson Kathleen McLean Shirley H. Solomon Claire Ginsturg Shirley Kalman Ruth E. Meisel Floretin Somers Gertrude Ginsburg Frances Kat . Elaine Mittman Kotberine S|wnner Norma E. GInssmon Syville Katznian Esther M. Moss Marjorie Spira Georgette Glirkman Marion V. Kayser Jeanetle Nngelbush Lena R. Steinb.rg Natalie Co,lMi,k Lois Kemp Joy C. Ostrikcr Ruth J. Sjem Rhea Goldberg Gail Kenncy Frances E. I case 1 heresa Sumergrade June A. Golden Joyce Kibbee Ruth Peterson Beolrice R. SusstnAn Sarah Goldman Julia Kibbey ' irginin Polley Elinore Svaiek Martha Gordon Helen Kien Margy Polsler Cluire1 '  ubn.«n Patricia Gray Allice V. Kline Mariam Popper AuglLsta M. Thompion Anita Greidenbcrg Elinor Kopelov Cynthia Posner IxnoreR Wamdy Rhoda Guttenplan Helen Knuner ICnuna Powers NomrnH. Wrslil Jeon E. Hoa, Olga Kr .y« wski Sliirlry Kttppnport Marjorie WeiilU-rg Miriam J. 1 luas Thelma Kurhinder Helen Rieg.r Anita ' einl«-rger Margaret J. 1 lalcy Myra Ij-vin n.-,na M. Rose FInine Weinberger Marcella ManHJnirg Beatrice Le ' y Louise Rosenthal Ruth W ' einsler Susan A. Harris Elaine D. L.vy Gertnide Rotenb.-rg I lortner We.lrv Evelyn Hastings Eloise 1 vy Helen Rush Ben.i. e Whealman MurthoHuuse Shirley Lipsie Nila Samuels libel W ' idlus Ann Herman Geraldine li. I. ondo Phyllis Scnrir S Ivia W ' impflieinier Bemice Hoffman Virginia Lowry Helen S hrrlmer I Ion. M. Wi.emnn Belty J. Hoffman HeleneLurie B.lly J. Scott Muriel B Worth Mary Houston Helen G.Lyle Yvonne S«lbv Jeanne M Vrnrlv Peg Hubchak Margarit McI )onahl Shirlev S« Lnrflrr Dorollia Silver Rosemary M Yontf Rcnctia Hughei Minnie Mansba.l. Marjorie Youni; Ruth Isaly Rita Marknwit Betty Sllvcralrin Auifrcy Yute [444] GRADUATE STUDENTS Alice M. McCrnck. CLASS OF 19-10 Ruthe H. Bolo.. Jane Geyir Ann Uinycl. Rulh Nilinrt Btlt - Wolff CLASS Ol IQll Joscpliinp Conrey Marian Conrey Man,- Dawson Man ' H.iulicr Eloi.s.-Jon.-.s Betty Kaii.ke Harriet MacKuy Joyce Rknarason Eliznl.etl, A. Swope R.illie L. Wilson CL SS OF 1012 Joanne Ayer Mary E. Bame« Anna M. Beery AliceJ.Begg, Dorothy Boving X ' irginia A. Biielirer Marenrel I ,. Colby Roherta Croinl.y Dorothy Day Anita Drever loan C.,.rl,«r,lt Mabel Gre,.ne Betty J. I leaderson Marian Hoeon Betty I lolioway Betty Jones Janice L. Jones Audrey l aney Janet Moore Ruth Morris Marie L Nye Mar ' L. Perkins Marian F iclmrdson Jean A. Shreve Gemldine Slanker B. ' ttie J. Stradtn.an lean Taylor Betty J. Trump Marjorie Wilkin OJ SS OF 1015 Martim J. Baker Marauret Barter Betty A. Coriell Dorothy Davis Janet J. Dearth Virginia R. Diikson Nancy 1 Doi-rr Irene Egbert .Margar.1 Elder Marcia Erskinc Katherine L lalknur Gloria France Anne Gates Brttv Greek Lorraine Harrison Vera J, Heffner Marjorie M. Heller Betty Jefferis June Keener rniln Kcnney Bi.rbara Le%vis ■Hill MnryJ. Mahov Mildr.,1 L MiCoy Ruth Oesterle Mar ' M. Orr l-llen A. 0 en Rulh hi. I ' arker Ruth Patterson MarvE. Rea I llaV. Ree l Nona R. Riegle Ruth Robinson NUma J. Steele Caroline M. Snodgrasi lean D. Sommera Alys J. Thompson Louise E. Vane Doiolliy Vemiillion Jean Whipple Helen E. Whilucrc Patricin Yeiiger Slanher, Barter, Laney, Gates, White. Mahoy. Day, Hogan. McKay. Morris Thompson, France. Heffner. Orr. Aver. Colbv. Hatcher. Lomvcn, Wilson, Boring Shreee. Kennev. AfrCov. Rir iordso,,. 1 Jnnson. HiHhoase, Trent, Barnes. Perl ns Snodgross. Beflgs. I lomlermn. ' .■v ,.r. Wnljl. Sluullnmn. one.s. Veager. Kamte lu„„: gl.erl. o,M.ners. I Inll.r.n: l),-,l,ll,. ( r,„„ ev, U:lu,„i.,m .„. , ones. None. Harrison. •a..lfc.u r, Geycr. CoricH. Uo on. Rotinson. Keo r iardl. Oiicn. Ersline. Steele. Reed. Nye. U ' .ilocre. rf eris. Wlilpplo. limh, ones. NerniiHion, I Idler. Keener. Doerr, )i,on. l Conrev. . Conroy [ 445 ] ILUMIH H y E •I luro ' Up! Well I,e l„lc for our 1 oJock. Ucla;( ilion i.Ftrr ;i t. ni ' lin|i S,.Uiril,iy iiielil CO-OPERniH GRADUATE STUDENTS Marian E. Marks. E l. CLASS OI i )io Emrna L. Adams, New Boston Nellie Gaixia, Canton Rachel C. Hall. Mar sville TKeresa R. Humphrey ille. N. Pliiladolphia . liriaia Mayer. Lorain .Anna M. Poslle. Hillsboro Jran C. Reimcrs. Clc cland Naomi M. Snavciv CIASS 0[- ion Romana F. Alexander. North Star Elizabeth V.Bell. Toledo Marjoric M. Brobeik. Richwood Marcia E. Cooper, Dayton Irene N. 0 x. Plainville Marie C. Davis. Flint. Mich. Caroline E. Hoffman. Columbiana Lalla H. Merriam. Zanesville Evelyn LAult.,mn,.NlillLrsburg BettyJ. Dick.rson.A.lena Margaret M. Dunnican. Mineral Ridgi Gwendolyn G. Goodrich. Arcanum CIASS OF 1912 Frances M. Omstein. Thompson Elsie .NI. McKay. Fremont MaryL. Mohr.Gailipolis Rosalie F. Thompson, Dayton CI ASS OF 1045 Helen N. Anderson, East Orwell Genevieve R. Hnwiey. Galena Nancy M. Com. Ironlon X ' irginia M. Smith, Cleveland ' - • • ' • Eleanor A. Young, Medina Evelyn DeMay, Masury M. ), ' osl e. Jl....., (.rv. ' if . ' . Il„llm.,„. lUi Miiyvr Onistfiii, . ferrJuni. Cooper (. lirolw,!,. Volinfl. ,eu.|,. (Ml. , l.(lni„n. Snuifly. . I.K.,v. Mo ir (;oo ric(i, .Sniil i, Corn. Kelri.er,, Clum,ll, ' r. D-Mov [ 446 ] DonnM E. Anilrcgc Rol .rlI.n«l ln.-r Louis O. Btirlon Eugene W. Bnl.s Clifford E. B.ck Robert ' . Bellz WillimnP. B.„,l.n«,.r Rudolpl. C. B,rU o„ ,- Donald I). Bernard Tlionuis E. Bielernu.n Roger W. Biser Earl M. Blayney Harry Blum Harold E. Boaz Edwin C. Bonieli Lorry A. BooI.er Stanley F. Biiok George T. Brndfortl Nomian E. Br,idslo L Willard C. Bryant Donald Capper George T. Carr Benlley S. Cose James L. Clianey Robert N. Class Frederick W. Claugus James R. Coil William Coleman Robert Coonev William J. Cooper Thomas F. Cox Charles J. Covie Ray E. Cmev Cbarles Daily Stanlon G. Darling LIcwelvn C. Daugliertv Myion E. Davis Francis L. Dav Vincent DeFelice K..«er (■ . D. ' wert W , ndrll V. Fllen« Wnvne E. Fjiglisli Sleplian Eros Rol.,rl L. l-rvvin I Itign I. I ' iora Roger L. Franiz I l.-mer Fra .ier Marion B. Fryer Ri.l.ar l M. Garrett Harol.lJ.. Geiger David S. Gilniore Paul E. OoldsKcTO ' Ramon Gollsclmllt L. Rogers Grimes Frederick Gutridge lark L Harris Stanley A. Hatcber I lenrv C. Hinke Harold Hipsber Robert HuMun.T llaroMB Iboled PanI lenvk Louis I. Jezek R. L. Innes Fre l Josepb Robert J. Koblil Wavne A K...,„l, lusepl, Knbin Robert W. Lane FarlR.bmar. Ir. Julian F. Leel Warrer. 1 1. L. Mvron H. Lewis Kennetb Llovd Josepb I-. Mack Emil Mamaliga CIvde A, Marsb lo.epl, A. Masarvk back Robert G. McCort William LMelvin Fr.- lrri.kHM,rk,T 1 lenrv I Nihil Ravi- Nliller Richard D. Minihgo LeoJ. Mi«tak Warren G. Morris Edwar.l G. Morrow Robert C. N.-wbold Michael E. OJh.n. Claud A. Perrs Herbert A. I ' oblo Robert F. Raucb i;Mred A Rauscb Roger I-. R,-,ln.ond Robert M. Reeser Charles A. Riegle Raymond K. Ritzer ' Orland W. Ross Edward J. Runk Robert L.Rupp Walter L Ru zo Harold E. Saladin Clarence M. Shields Kenneth M. Shuck William N. Sling.-r Walter K. Smith Frank Spirk Richard D. Stiver William F. Thomas Robert P. Thompson Joe Trosak Irank ' aclavik Richard Valentine Richard D. ' nn Allei, Charles L. Webr LeoWene l..bnT. While BUCKEYE ■ (LDB ( .. . ,.,.,r, .. . i„, to reo iz. ' l ie jnifwrlani position fir hiJiU is quiet fiourj anj llie Itoys wlifa doM ' n fur a eu- fiours of study [447] STilDIV CUB ■ Jark B. Abrams Lloytl B. Gnagey James R Norton Robert C. Arnold Louis Goldman Uuis Oifrnsend Russell C. Arthur Paul F. Graham Robert T Owen Andrew C. Bailey Philip S. Greene Carl A. Patterson Thomas G. Bailey Flovd C, Groll Glenn Pignolet Robert C. Balthaser Harold R. Hall Robert R. Pinche. DnleW ' .Buuahman William H. Hamilton Thomas C. Pomcroy Rnvnioiifl II. Baugliniar James J. Higgins He rbert Poominn ' ayne F. Beall Bruce Higham Ralph E. Prouty Harold ' . BeiBhhv Joseph J. Hirschterg Lauren J. Reuger Robert R. Bigler Edwin T, Hofsletter John C. Ringhisrn Milton D. BInIt Malcolm Hogg Judah S. Srbworti Karl E. BoehL Law-ton Howell emon C. Sequin HeinzA.Boker JahnA.Howeils Wilhan. Shelton William Bums Dwight Hughes Nomion W. Shihicv John C. Camahan H..«h B Hull Leonard Skolnik Peter P. Chichilo M;.rlinHur il7 Emil L Sluga Warren L. Christman Paul F.I lul.hinson Charles 11 Smith Richard F. Clark Leonard L. Johnson Donald Smith Fenton P. Clarke Robert W. Kessler John T. Stage Allen J. Conkic Floy.1 Kolb Ted Stamni Jerome Deitch Joseph L. Korlovich DaviJ N. Strausser Charles E. Derbyshire Elden C. Kraniz George E. Sutila Dale R. Dickens Lawrence B. Lcibv Victor V. Tharp Joseph Di I ' rnnco Thomas F. Urch Elmer L. Thomas Johnson F. Dollinger Richar.l E. IJpp John F. Thomas Arthur F, Dove Robert B. 1 .ivensparger Harold E. Trumbull Willinn, Duuovi.l. Kan Logan Andrew Van Echo Pero ' IM:ll-Nv...ll, Russell I-. Uvell Wilhan, W. Turpin Roberts. I ,l, Albert L. Mack Augustus Van Klerk James l-erri,nan Robert Madde.T l oweil W.Walker Paul 11. Foster Gordon Mason William T.Wnsham Robert F. Fra .ier Russell G. Masterson John T. Webb William F. Freeman 11. Keith McFarland Robert llWelVr Georfic E. Gary Emanuel McGregor Thomas P. While Charles W. Gehrfce Dwighl F.. Mclmn Glrnn WinUTmiili Byron Geiger Dean R. Moore Mark J Wise Hvmen I,. C.ildenhorn Th.-odor.- W. Munch Richard D.WikhI Klein C Gilhousen William Munlean irgil Wren Ralph 1 1. Gloss D.,vid W. . ielsen Clnr,nce irske ! JL ' I ir io i iTTjngf n Wi W4. ' -- Zj •1 r v f ' ' ' f t r i -t- - ' . - -t - • ' f A : ap BBB . - - - J fc : ? ■ [448] TOWER nu W illian. W. A, Lc Francis . Arln.ns Edward W. Alexitins Donald S. Arnold William 1 . Bacon Maxw.ll J. Bailey Robert F. Baker Albert J. Barlbolonmy ernon C. Becker Jobn BesoMi Weston D. Birdsall Jolin C. Bloom Lamar L. Bonnette Jolm A. Bornmn Harrv- L. Bozartb LlovdJ. Breidenbn.b Melvin F. Browning Richard W. Biiclur Wiley I. Campbell Harr - H. Carter Thomas S. Cavanaugli Loval F. Chaney Owen Coghlan Harr ' O. Collis URoy A. Collins Harold F. Copley Dallas L. Cornetl Joseph B. Cox Stanley G. Cozart James W. Danner Robert A. Davlin Gerald F. Dant Charles H. Derr Charles D. Diesem Winston H. Ducksvorlh Benjamin Fasterling Donald L Eyier Joseph F. Fenwirk Richard M. Ferguson Raymond M, Ferron Paul A. Fodor Theodore I ' raker William S. Frniier Arnold B. Freemar Clifford R. Fulton Albert L. Gage Willard M. Goldberg Loren F. Grandev Oren B. Gum Kenneth R. liarkins William R. Harris Donald . I l.mk George R.Hawllmrne Clifford VHcer Waller F. Hemlricks Donald L. I lenlhorn Ralph C. I l.-ussner Edward!. Hoke Robert S. 1 low.r Stanley I ' . I I.n„,.l,ccy Sidney Isenberg Robert F. Janson Richard R. Jones FdwTrd A. Kearn David R. Keller Lawrence R. Kempton Arent R. Kjaer J. romeF. Kramer O. Richard Ush Robert E. Lnli.r Neal Lnvnc John NL Uin.a.. John H. Lewis Arthur E. Linkins John Louzerky George M. Lynn Robert J. Lvnn Rov Maddux Glen ' . Malady E lmuncl D. Massie Don M, Adams Robert II. McCormirk Robert S. McEwen Lawrence E.Mel, all Delon H. .NIohler Carl Moore Robert Moot . .d F. Morris John T. Mount . ' nlhonyJ. Mu il I ' rilz Mvrrs Donald G. ordquest Wnvne ]■: Forker John E. I ' eck Richard I. Perkins David J. Perry .Avon A. Pickering Harr • I ' , Power, Robert A. Prior Homer E. Rapp Kenneth E R James H Rickev James R. Robinson Cnd F. r oes h Edward F. Roubal Warren D. Ruff Ross A. Russell Liiwrence E. Sarbaugh Elwvn D. Schnll Donald W. Sears I-. Robert Segna Waller M. Shaffer Bert T. Showman Herbert W Sidle Theodore E. Smart Robert O. Smith Waller L. Sn ith Richard C. Spear George Standi George W. Stengel Charles J. Stephenson James O. Stephenson F .lroy Slimpert James B. Stubbins Stanley F. Swenson Glenn .A. Tanner Robert C. Tate Kenneth E. I homa Robert H. Ihon.as Neal T. Tho.nsen William L. Torow Raymond E. Trinler Paul C. Tn.rksis Willian, S. Wagner Andnw O. Wan.«ick Mardis R. Warner Dana Weaver Thad Webb Em.sl T. White A. Adair Wiggins E lwin G. Willing Hom.rG. Wao,l Paul!). Yager Joseph K. Vnlunan Thomas ..u.fg Robert M. Ze,k biwr-nceR Zehner lack F. 7eisler E onald Ziegler ' ernon I. Zieske Millon E Zimmernum James W. Zulliger ■■ ns;.iralion ■ lm„„, on l ie lockor door Imlwlrv anA rrlnxali.m si, ,! ,v .j, [449] •., i; t , , ,., q ,T ,nllm ill-. ' ..Tii,, lo l ' nhvnll shitlrnii ' i Stciri Buenau. Carter, GolilLiTti Metzenhaum, Ferguson, Duncan, liinclntnui. MiUer. WooAard Livingston. Eppley. Allen. f ' ii| ()( ' . Patch. Packer l rofe eSiiona ini un m mm The Professional Interfraternih ' Council is com- posed of seventeen professional fraternities that represent the collecfes of Medicine, Law, eteri- nary Medicine, Optometry, and Dentistry. The purpose of llic (oimi il is to feicilitate the extliantie of ideas lii( h arc unique to the pro- fessional schools. Some of these are the pled( iht, ' of professional entrants, promoting interests in the various jirofessional college policies, and the pro- viding of certain school contacts otherwise im- attainahle. In the past, llu; ac livities have included a sym- posium (onductecl along a professional theme, a Professional C oiincil Oance. and a Spring nan- ((net. I he Council has heen slii iM i liirontihoiil ihi ' year to promote even more iiilinsl iji .ind Ik- (il more service to the I ' liiversilv. Mplxa Kappa Kappa Gale h . Ro. i .Mpha Omeqa SiJncv I. C .ol.llK-rB .Alpha Psi D«vkl i: l-uJ. Delta Sigma Delta Bowen C. Carter Delta Theta Phi Hudson Jederys r.psilon Psi Ep.si ori Horold Buenau Gamma F.la G..n,n, . l lu, 1 . ood«rd . ' ,. .Sigma u Ri.Kar.1 1- Slu.Aev Omega Tan igiiiu Ijowrll W. HincKiaan Phi Chi Robert J. Ferguson Phi Delta I ' .piilan Norninn Srliwartl ; ' ;.i Delta Phi John R. Young Phi Rho Sigma . llilio Piippel •si Omeflo Roger W. Miller Sigma lota Zeta Ining M. Sirin 7 ' iii i;)si on K io Howard Melienbauni 7 ' ielo Kappa Psi Ervin L Koon [452] Uiimm. GaUin, WvUvratwr. Scfuwjjer. Unmlall. •«■ . Bortel. hlugtws. Dlcherhool Deiildey. Ringi-r, Federer, Chrispln. Stevenson. Rxulancevich. Robera. Feanon, Harding, Young Schumacher. Boehm. Clark, Duncan, Boy n, Canivs. (ivor, ForrcBter UPHi KiPPi RlPPl 1 1 FACULTY 1 lugli G. Bially. Ololanngology Horace B. Davidson. Polh. Froncin W. Davis. Phol. Joseph C. DeLor. Med. Frank M, Hamilton. Surgery Isaac B. Harris. Surgery GR, DUATE STUDENTS Ravn,„„d J. Sevn.our. Pl.vs. l ,lmH 1 l ' pl.nm..Nb-d. 1 LMA.Boel,m.. l.d. James H. Bover. Me.l. John N. Comes. Med. Thomas E. Clark. Med. Charles J. Deishlev. Med. Charles II. Dunran. Med. SENIORS Joseph C. Forrester. Med. Robert S. Hamm. Med. Joseph A. Geer. Lancust r S ' iclor E. Hillegass. . l ron William M. Kuntr. Columbus Donald J. Pearson. Lakewood Joseph N. Schaeffer. Davlon Edward R. Schumacher.Coiumbus JIJNIORS Aiidr.v W Stevenson. Bowling Green 1 i:d««rd B. Young. Lima ' Denne B. An„c ur. Bradford l„ ,pl, I. Groo SOPHOMORES m. Lakewood  1 Gilbert R. Dickerboot. Bellnire Albert C. Freli. Warren Ricbar.1 L Gilson. Napoleon Charles V ' . Harding. Wortbinglon rliomas M. Hughes. Fremont Robert M. Kincaid. Crooksville Jadco Radancevith. Columbus Samuel J. Randall. Columbus FRESHMEN Robert .- . Ringer. Cambridge Bradwav Robers. Cinrinnali Gale F.Ross. NMh-dgeville , Maurice G. Wince. Akr.m John W. Cbrispin. Marion I larold W. Federer. Columbus Joseph M. Gallen. Colnmbu.. Fdward W. Ludwig. St. Clair« ill,. Dnmon E. Wellrnmcr. Marion 1 .NJedio,; Pi Cliopler 199 West Tenth . .-.n..c Fslal (is ie l 1902 ■II Choplers Founded I8S8 16.798 Memterj [453] SENIORS Uuis Galvin. Cleveland Ham- Garbus. Hudson. N. Y. Harold 1 1. Kalman. New York. N. Y. Daniel Rodinsky. Soulb Fnllsburg. N. Y JUNIORS Artluir J. lidelman. Jersey City, N. J. Sanuiel 1. Levy. .Akron SOPHOMORES Waller BabusWtin. Ne«- York. N. Y. IfNing H. Eneel. SlmUr Heigl.ls Stanley Eriilz. Brooklyn. N. Y. Sidney I. Goldberg. Englewood. N. J. I--RESHMEN Marvin BerUwiU. Utica, N. Y. Harold Brill. Cleveland Herbert L. Goldfarb. Kingston. N. Y. Louis L. Grccnblnl. Brooklyn. N. Y. Abraluiiii G. Cjreenliouse. Syracuse. N. Sidney Holt7.ir.an. Bf«oklyn. N. Y. Jack Laurie. Kingston. N. Y. .Abniban. Malkoff, Youngstown , B. Steinfeld, l e,linB. W ' . iclor M. Orgel. Bell Harry Sabin. BrookUi laire. N. Y. . N. Y. Nall.an A. LeIIerts. Brooklvn. N. Y. Millon Rubin. Cleveland lr% ' ing Sbotlen. l ar Rockoway. N. . Robert Scliermer. Qeveland . rllmr Sobel. Madison. N. J. lack S. Palestrant. Columbus 1 lerbert Weinslock. Brooklyn. N. Y. )enli.slrv l ' ,i ClmpU-r . ' ■58 ' e,(Tenl(i.Ar Esinl.(is .e i )::r IT C i i( (er.i •onnde. I «r ■5.300 Mendier.i ♦ [454] = c 3. ;( t t t fit f f t f t f y r r V r x tTy r T. iDid. fiull. Miirliti. :rif)ar l. N ' orl iinglon. . Osuo l. Rei. . K inr. m..|,. l ,nAerL.rg. Gi ' lly. Miboll Bot..r. LiMt. i.lj. Did. Ramnfl... Koll .n ,ro,fc. r(,,„„ „.„. n„fJap. WJIa.,: CarpvnUT. Ros . (triiniii.ih, tvlniiiger. Dimlck. W.f,( il. Kr.nr. P acv. Unll, licanwr. jrr.... i I. Mj( .r, ofimon. Dafi,. Mcnqrf. Riplrv. fVi,-,l .v. ScJilm U. Oa imcii. i Jptrofld. (rK..r. HonurJ, S..uar l. oru-v  ii .v. S ul ior . ixon UPH PSI IVnvinW. Ashcrafl.Vel 1 ' 1. Osrnr ' Brun.ley. ' cl. Med. ri nicr D. Carter. Russia James j. Dormnn, W ' iitei Clinlnnll. Fortl.ofer.Av Paul D. Beamer. Youngslown Paul r . Ciirpenler. Ken! Wnlt.r M Giambers. NW Lv Jan.es K. D.ivis. MarJinsburg. l,ul John R. Dick New Hollaml Alan H. Diniick. Aurora Richar.1 M. Eneard. Marysville William L. Abbot. Dowers Grov. Robert M. Bailey. Louisville. Ky. Jobn R. Dabman, Cortland nard W. Goss. V ct. Path. 1 H Helwie. el. Med. FACb ' L ' H ' MEMBERS John H. Knapp. Vet. Surgery John W. Mills. Vet. Path. GRADl ' .XTE STUDENTS Fleetwood R. Koulz. Net. Mi-,1 David Funderhurg. .New CarlisI Robert Cellv. Cincinnali Robert J. I loilcer. Alexandrl SENIORS Donald V. Moll. Hillsbo.o Gavlord C. Ij;wis. Cincinnali 1m,I William E. Martin. WapaU II NK )K. I lovd p. Dunlap. Circleville l wellM. Jones. Rushsvlvania Dale S. Kline. Thomlown. Ind. Amos !■ ' . Koltenbrock. Oltan David E. Lusk. Ashtabula Robert W. Menges. Clevcia SOPHO.NIORES Jo .■,,h. l. Hi.ks. Ilillsboro William M. I lildebraml.Piqua William!.. Ingalls. Columbus U-Roy i: .lohnson. Coluntbus Paul .M. Keene. Shabbona. III. lames O. McKec. Mount V ' emi lohn G. Miller. Urbnna Robert A. Place. St. Marys George F. Dixon. St. Marys Roger W. Grundish. St. Marts Fril7.A. Howard. West Toledo FRESHMEN Dick Ju Williar Glvnd ik. Washington Court House . Untis. Mendon. III. r T. Mninwaring, Cleveland Ru fiell E Rebmssier. Vet. Med. Arthur F. Schalk. Bus. Org. Alvin F Sellers. Vet. Path. Louis G. Northington. Bandana. Ky. I vd F. Oswalt. .Arcanuni Joseph E. Reid. Orwell Charles P. Ross. Greenville John R. Simione, Youngstown Caul II. Wallace. Fort Branch. Ind. John C. r umge. Wapakonela Rov Rinebarger. Columbus Charles O. Seward. Cleveland I ' red H. Meisinger. Napctville. III. .■ nhic C. Priestley. Gallipolij Richar.1 A. Ripley. Kent Imncis I. Southard. Louisville, Ky. elerinary . fedjdne Alptia Chapter fOI T..ef lh Atwniie E ' tnUi-hcd 1907 y Chafyteri Foiinilia (00 2.500 lcmLcrs [455] Kilchell. RickarA. CampMl. Bray. onrs. MueU,r,l„ck Robinson. Grander. Early Koho,: SmitI: BaUu ' in. Miller. Young. Garrard. Kncel u$cli. Bixh-r. Spellicy. ZelUl Hursh. Keith. Kerr. Ranhin. liuenau. Kaujman Frey. Souer. McKinney. Itoldren Keller. Sc k Wall fVf ' ytff ' t ' ff EPSILOW PSI EPSILOI Glenn A. Fry. Opt. Jolin Kelioe. Opt. Horold P. Bucnnu, . -Mbany. N. Y. James E. Frey. Bucyrus Ha .nr l C. Holdren, Columbus Russell M. Baldwin. EurIM Donald P. Bixler. Decatur. Ind. Marion H. Garrard. East Dearborn. Mi Donald L Keller. New Pbiladelpbia Robert J. Bray. Cleveland Samuel S, Campbell. Martins Ferry Charles B. Early. Indianapolis, Ind. Roy A. Granger. Zanesvillr Samuel S. Jones. Wasbington. N. C. FACULTY ' ME.V1BERS Herbert G. Mote. Opt. Ellsworth E. Reese. Opt. GRADl ' .ATE STUDENTS I lenr ' W. Hofsleller. Opt. CL ' XSS OF 10 10 Charles W. Hursh. Columbus Ra ' mond C. Kaufman. Attica Jack T. Keith. Springfield George E. Kerr. Youngstown CL SS Ol I ' Hi William G. Kill lull. ( -..u.i.n CiW. S Y. William A. Kiieebusch. C.lumbus George F. Rankin. Carrolllon Donald R. Ruhlman. Ynungstown CLASS OF 10.12 Ralph R. Keller. Millersburg K.nnelhl. I. von. Fremont Robert M.,l,i,-.C.,u,den.N.Y. I.„LK ' M.ll.r. Cnlu.Ml.i.uM CLASS OF 10-13 I rank A. Muehlenbcck. Saginaw. Mich. ( )plomelry Betn n.npl.r 76 ' usl r.rrlllh .A.enue ; ' s(o;, i,;ie. ;o. ' () 7 C;.a;.lers I ' unwted I ' ) 10 -nM.mlwrs Robert C. McKinnev. Hnnibnl Samuel D. Sauer. Vashinglon ( H Jack N. Spellicy. Perrv. N. Y. Ir -ine G. Smith. Lancaster Ihon.as W. Young. Carrollto John Zettel. l banon Ke..nelh C. Robinson. Middleficl.l Donahl E. Schopp. Tonnwanda. N. Y. K. ill, W. Wolf. Wadsworth Charles R. Rakard. Oneid... N Y James B. Tavlor. lndiana,K.li,. Ind. [456] IcHf-ffrfzf-rf ■ t f t-f t ir« u,«,,. Hn-vvrmau. Wynhraruh. lUw Kaplan. Ackvrman. Rothman ' (■. (riri. S «fo. lloflman, Cohen. BranAo KotovRV. Siltterman. Franhlin Unhhin. Ijh4.. ZrlBT. Baio., aoofcy. fjn«J,y. Kn„ an Nl BETA tHI I At:i LI V MLMBKRS rluoJur.. N. Bcli.nan, Co,,,,,,. „,„l A.I Jfro.1,,-1. Balas. I.,„rnsl,-r Diivid Brevemian. Pittsburgh. P.i. Sidney Franlilin. CIcvelaiKl Mvron Iio(I..,an. Coshoclo., Richard I. ALraliai.,s. Clrvolond GrantC. Bratidon. Cleviland Alvin K. Dickson. Cflnlon Marvin E. Acltcrman. Cleveland Maurice D«orl in. CUclnnd CLASS OF 1910 Ceor«e S. JaroLv. Lorain lr inl! Kaplan. Cleveland Harold G. Kotosky.ColumUs Charles J. Lauer. Cleveland William E. Loeb. Cuyahoga Fa CLASS Ol 1911 Meyer Hor vil .Llyria Jack Jenefsky. Dayton Harold S. Linskv. Clevela Grant Ruben. Cleveland CL SS OF 19 2 Sanford Kaplan. Cleveland ?aJ[ Kozck. Cleveland Bernard G. Plisskin. Cleveland HarT - J. Robbin. Wrilsville Mever J. Spiro. Columbus Georce K. Zieger. Clevelan.l Sanford Sill.ermnn. Cleveland Hyman Ci. W ' jTibranal. Clevelond Walter Zen.an. Cleveland Theodore I. Rothman. Cleveland Commerce Beta ChapU ' r 48 Sixleenlh Arer Eslablislted 1933 2 Chapters Hounded 1930 lOOAJemfcer, linLs. ;.i,L.lv. f .f ;,Tn .v. Ze,,,.r [457] IrvlanA. Wi son. CLU. lnnf,rr. S iPariT. Caudill. Bo :, Ackerman. Engtisl,. Brown. Booth. SImrhn: liurroll. Sargis GvcUer. Brooks. Cross. fVrri. Sloi.l. Vrbon. larsh. ScUwendpin. jom-s. W. Sn.il i. Rcml Lyons. Plao,ll. Rowh-s Houston. Wliarton. King. Knapp. Beattie. Scheetz. Greegor. T .or is. l. Smith. CossiJy. )i a iiin( Stonehumer. W. . nAerson. H. .Anderson. Wiclilcr. Gruher. Leed. Banilcman. Drever. Slnnchnrnpr f t f flif f f t t f f i O SI Mil P i. ri ' i.n- MrMBERS John B Alcorn. Oplitli James A. Beer. Med. Casper li. Benson. Med. Rollo W. Bonncll. Med. John B. Brown. Jr.. Med. Oscar L. Coddington. Dis Richard H. Brooks. HunlsvilL- Robert H. G.ssi lv. Colun.hus N ' irgil Cross. Athens Jock A. Dillahuni. Columbus Russell N. Brown. C.nlerville Darrell C. Cudill. Middletown IvanT. Clark. ColumUs Robert H. Fnglish. Dover David H. Greegor. Columbus lol.n J. Coons. Med. Rollin R. Durant. Phvsi lohn P. Parson. Med ' . Inmes M. Foley. Med. Morris Goldberg. .Med. John I-. Hoberg. Med. i:in, B,M IJn, , r G. Horton. Med. ( ' I lougliton. Med. ■1 R, King. Anatomy lip 1 . Knies. Med. F. LeFever. Surgery I ' rancis W. McCoy. Anatomy CL SS OF 1940 Willian, B. Hnuslon, Marti, Donald W. Jones. Portsmon William C. Marsh. Toledo Finest L. Perri. Smithfield Raymond J. Scheetz. Youngstown George . Srhwemlein. Cincinnati .M.-rl B. Sn,ith. Toledo William . . Smith. Mansfield CL SS OF I 1 1 Robert C. Harsh. Logan Nathan I.. Hcadlev. Columbu Jasper M. Hedges. Dogpal, 1, Harry . I. Keys. Columbus Flmo King. Red Dog lack D. Knapp. Con.bridge Charles R. Lvons. Columbus CivdeW. Norman. Columbu; John T. Read. Columbus I larnid T. Sargis. Cleveland Thonms E. Karelin. M. J I lugh F. Setlerhcld. .Anatomy Charles J. Shepard. Derm. Clifford C. Sherl ume. Med. Clayion S. Smith. Phys. Cheni William . Starin. Bact. Waller M. Stout. Columbus Donald .-V. Urban. Zanesville Joseph E. Wharton. Athens Howard I. Sroll. Cambridge GerhanI T Shearer. Columbus Robert M. Shernian. Columbus James Thomas. Co Cl.NSS or 10 12 Garrett B.. .k,n,„.r,.C.,lu,.,bus R.,1m rl B li„„. II, 1 l,,fl„„l, 1 r,„„ is W. McCov. Simmons ( o rner Richard L Shorkey. Mt Wmon Frederick F. Balit. Columbus I l.arl, s I ' . Clark. Groveporl W,lli,„„ O, Monger. Colun.bus Phillip R. V ' andcman. Dayton Fountain C. Beattie. losterville ( l.arl.s 1 ; C„.rkl.T. Wnvnesl.urg Will,,,,,, F. Pfaa.lt. Combri.lge R„l.,rt B Ireland. Columbus 1 ).„,„l,l I ' Rowles. Uncaster CbASS ni- 101-, Joseph M. Wilson. Weslemlle Homer A. Anderaon. Nt w Concord Russ.ll P. Drey.r. P,.r..,a An.ol.l B lohnson. Gahanna W, J, V W .Ston.bunier. Woostrr James M. Andereon. Cedorville Charhs ' . I.,.e, Mari.lla l,aws„„ W Slonel„.r,„r. W t,r Medical Beta Tmi Cliapter B 1 111 Sril . veniie KSt ' isioUisUi m-i HBH ( M M. l ' o,.N. ed IKR2 flBSH |.(.6(2AJnmUr, I [458] V V V T t r f K,u,U,: Ui.lmrA mill,. .„ ov. Slaallor. A i lun. l)o„„l„ . Ii„v,l. (;r,.y iu|M, Graliam. (jartvriclt, Kowhul. Fox. ' aiif i ' (. Ileinacn. DalJqiUsl. MonlHomcry, Rrinert Om nmrr, lirilwr. Kaqy. Collier. Hifl oy. ' iill..n. W ' ailc. Cnrlc. MitclwU. Robrrl Smith liiiiimqarliu ' r. K. Slewarl. Glover. Nawlon. I ■ Fray. Lamb. liaJoer. actuon, M. Sletvari lliiulimart. Grafio. Price. Evans. Daviton ' . Ilnltrr, j rrl. Knappenlwrqer ONEU TO SIGIIA WhIut R 1 lol.bs. Vci. NM. FACL ' LTY ' lr.-,l I. KinK.nn. V|. Pl.ys. I l.,rr M MauBfr, ' el. Anatomy GRADL ' ATi: STL ' DENTS 1 larold D. li.nus. Vl. MrJ. Roy E. NichoU. ' el, Surgrry Max G. Badger. Bloomincton Donald E DcTrav. Napol.-on Francis D. Enzie. Long Boacli. Cal. Edgar E. E -ans. Si. I-oui.i. Mo CL SS OF 10.10 Murl A. I-ox. Aurora. Ind. Mclvin .1. Hallcr. Cleveland Charles W. Higlev. A. iliville W. W. Jackson. Greenfield. Ind. Berlin W. Kagy. Bloomville Flovd W ' . Koebel. Ciroveport Andrew J. Reiher. Si. Mary ' s Francis M. Scl.«arn . Springfie Rirharcl C. Sniiln. Jame ttown Rohert C. Smith. Clyde Carl F. Vaupcl. Columbus Edwiml (-,. While. Silver GlT. e. Kv Ivan E. Amerine. Cmal Wind Wayne W. Boyd. Elyria Raymond J. Collier. Marysville Ror H. Davison. Clevelan.l CLASS OF IQIl laclc F . Dinsrriore. Lima I rank W. Douglass, Utica Paul Gardner. Columbus I lollis A. Gray. Clyde Ralph Headley. Reynoldsburg L W ' . Hin. hman. Clenwood. Ind. Robert L. Knappenberger. Buo ' riis Robert II. Lecd. N. Canton 1-ran.is S. Mitchell. Alliance Lawrence W. Price. Ijberty Center Douglas Stauffer. Buc ' ru8 Marvin C. Stewart. Wren CLASS OF lP-12 W. A. Bridensline. W. JeKerson Elza E. Clymer. Napoleon Verle G. Ciago. Chagrin Falls R. W. Baumgartner. Bhifftor Albert R. Blair. Cleveland Carl .■ . Dahlquist. Chicago. . nthonv G. Duber. Clevelar Frank Delaplane, Greenville Wade Garverick. Mt. Gilead Robert C. Clover. Kansas City. Mo. Laveme P. Graham. Columtiana loseph F. Knnble. Floyd Knobs. In.l. Robert M. Livingston. Mechanicsb ' g CL SS OF 1015 Paul lieinsen. Port Clinton Hugh S. Umb. Ashville C. S. Milton. Charlestown. W. Va. Charles W. Montgomery. Xenia lohn C Ne.l. Hebron William H. Ncwion. Ashville CIvde A. Pulton. Springfield Fred Reinick. Cibsonb.rg Charles V. Lyday. Columbus LcRoy Prushing. Worthinglo Paul H. Pugh. Columbus Keimtth Stewart. Clarksville James 1 Walker. Warsaw J. E. Winkler. Ft. Thomas. Ky elerinarv U;luii G.m,m„ Clmpler (9 ' f$ luL„ Avemic EslMhIwA I ' M I ■I Chapters Founded (907 1.500 i fembers [459] Fries. Maflruison, LopusniaR, Gn Dnmunoml. Schmidt. Mecfcslrol i SclmnmL-r. Caltagher. Schweitzer. Kice. Fov. Bailies. Wi son isu ' ander. D. MacQiiigtr Calland. AlUson, Mnin. R Smilfi. Ma mffcy, O ' NeiH Morgan, Harbrecht, Brancamp. Blazewicz. Stoner. Sniilh, Mogg. Witarram, Roth Wells. Strait. Ferguson. Pilmer. R. MacQuiqa SIxelUiase. Mucldey. lallett PHI U Charles Doan. Med. FACIL ' H ' MEMBERS I Krl.irl I) l:tnsvvil.r. Otolnnngology ( Morgi- 15. Walso.i. Surgery Orom C. Woolpert. Bacl. Paul B. Yaleii. Anatomv William K. Bannister. Lima William R. Cnllnn,!. Bnrberton Selwyn H. Drammond, Dayton Tliomas E. Fox, Columbus CL SS OF IQIO Fri„n is W. Cmllagli.r. Colun.bus Clmrles 1 1. MacQuigg. Columbus Foul G. McrUtrotli. New Knoxvillc Rirlinr.l I. Morgan. Marion Thomas J. ON ' eill. Columbu. Gordon A. Pilmer. Asl.lalmla ■lobn S. Rire. Columbus Carl W. Rotl.. Columbus Julius P. Nlm.ll er.Ukev Robert B. Smith. Akron Robert M. WiUn. Sirubr. Morris L Battles. Chesterlond Robert J. Ferguson. Ashland Donald L. Greenamyer. Alliani CL SS OF 1941 Mack S. Lopusniak, Martins Ferr ' Robert 1 1. Magnuson. Columbus Albert M. Mogg. Youngstown lames M. Murkley. Woynesburg Nhm in 1 1, Roswnann, Nlorral Irederi.k L. Sclullhase. Youngstov John NL Strait. Columbus Kenneth J Wharmm. Paincsvijir Chester P. W ' ideniever. Akron Henry W.Allison. Oak Hill Joseph H. Brancamp. Norwood Theodore H. Dodd. Steubenvillc CI SS OF 10(2 I lowurd W. Mahalhy. West Union Rnii.l. L. Phillips. CulunJjus Dean W. Mallett. McConnelsvillc I . rov B. S. humaker. Urain Floyd G. Niswander. Pandora Willian, C. Stoner. Chagrin Falls W.ll.un, M. Wells, Columhn John M. Wilkins. .N|«r svill.- Selim J, Blazcwicz. Pomeroy William H. Fries, Dayton CLASS OF I()-13 Phil J. Harbrecht. Pomero, David E MacQuigg. Cohi Rob.rtE. Main. Alliens Kan C-. S( hmidt. Marion los.phT Smith, Clanngto Mcdlcol Gamma Chapter 334 West Ninth Awmip IhlaUisheJ 913 67 C7. i,.lers Fm.nde, IW? |y.005Mem .rT,s [460] 1 ■ ' ' i B 1 Jh SA.mKS K ..J..rrr. McKf(. ,on. R . ..k... . o.«lny. VVlH.. ■-- ■I.m ..tt V..l H j . BCH Vw Va AUf .. H l ?f ' fftttWf f« . W ' vartllvr, R119I1. Troran. Mosl aii(|fi. Ley, Wollc Urolmu: ThomUl ' .rllns. .rrnnn. Frict. KeJ.r. Wagner. illo„„l,f,y. Il-nnn 7 ' rat i. (Jnnmll. Sleinrr, Moon-, Rt-vno Ji. Baclns, ;,ut.n .act, L ' .ri. ftCrnary. Broun. liai,h. liilUUo. O. MlH.r. Suilor, R Mi Zcr. Tfosi ' , I ' frninglon PSI OMEGA Invin A. Boltrnliom. Dent. Carl (). Bou.l.or. D.nl. IIi.r .■v •. ( ..ltr.l.D.1.1. lACn lY ll;MBl;l I l.,rnl l K Crow. Denl. Willia,,, ( . Gralim. Dent. W, n.l.,11 D Pn.llo. Drnt. II ,rr I S,„,.,n . D.nl, 1 lerh-Tl S. SI.UM.vvav. Dint. Dirk P. Snv.ler. D™l. I-ranlc C. Sinrr, Dent. i lor L. SlelTcl. Denl. R„l..rtT Trippv. D.nl l ol..rt I :, i: DrnI Uol..n.l B Willi.. r,..r I CL SS 0[- 1010 Rol..-rl T. Brow,,. Porlsn.nulli ,lli.„n k I I. .ninfllon. Jafk ' ion Richard I.. CUv. Samluskv los.-pl I. ( ;nan lt. Clevolan,! Anthony J. DiB.llo. Middlelo.-.n.N.Y. Clarr F. .McCready. Colun,l, ,s D,„n W. Milhr. Mansfi.l.l Roger V. Miller. I Jma Robert P. Raish. Bellevue Roy E. Schaefter. An.h.rst Richard K. Stciner. Pandora ,lam« M. Trach. Columhus C.ilh.-rJ R. Batkus. Vclngslo Alfr.d Dennsledt. l- kc-vvoot Roherl M. Dew. Bamesville l..wisl. Bmnk.IJMia llowartl Z. Dredge. Springfield Than R. King. Columbus CL SS OF ion Slanlev T. IC ans. Canton r„.orge W. Cries. Toledo Albert D. lennan. Massillo Donald W. Kesler. Ulna lame, W. Reynold , r ' ayetle Robert J. Knoderer. Columbus William S. Rusk. G diz Charles W. Mackenl augl.. St. Marys George W. Wagner. Bergholz Dayid O. Wearstler. Barbcrton CLASS OF 1042 Ricbar.l K. Mosbaugh. 0.xford I. Wavne Noyotny. Bergholz Woodrow W. Pallon. Millfield la.k R. Perkins. Pleasant Hill 1 . Nelson Reeves. Sleubcnville lames M. Thomhill. Pleasant City Stephen G. Troy.n. Pleasant City I-nink G. Ihrig. Chillirt.the Robertll. Wdhnms. F.lyria Edward N. Frobase. Toledo . oel D. Han.ilton. Columbus George F. Hannn. Hicksville CI.XSS OF 1013 lames R. Hull, (-.reenheld Robert E. Ley. Doyer l-dwanl F. McCoullough. Toledo Wilbur R. McKibb,n. Uckland Ri.l.ar IK. Mosbaugh.Oxlor l .XrlhurA. .Nicolelle. l-eelonin Dayton W. W,ll„ugl,l.v. I:.!.. Ri, hard W Wills. Wayerly Rowlan.l D. Wolle. Columbu DrnlMrv Pit CImpliT 109 l-.n,lT,rcllll, . r n,laUi lw,l l K)l 31 Chapters Formded lf«)2 J0.I06 lemipri [461] Solomon. Bernstein. Segel Bilfield. RitU ' r. Powers, Banchek, Barron Docion, t ' riedman. Zarin. f larx. Rhrensweig, llclUr RUO PI PHI W. ?. Sifvcns. Plu FACII.-n- MEMBERS I l..rrv p. I li.K V. I ' lu.r.,,. Charles L Willian s. Pliami. ClASS OF 1040 Rotcrt H. Bemslein. Cleveland Ir via Iri, Jnian. Cleveland Nathan Ko ek. Colun.ljus Solomon Kilter. Colun.l.i Snnford Ehrenzweig. Cleveland Sidney J. I loenig. Cleveland Sanlord Marx. Clexeland Jack J. Zarin. Woosler MnxK. BanrheL. Cl.v.l.md CL SS Ol 1911 Alhert E. Bilfield. Cleveland Isadore D Greenslein. Clun.lm.. W.dl.r I N,lnm,,n. ClcvJa. J Maurice I.. Docton. Cleveland Isadore I.. Heller. ClevelamI CLASS OF 1942 ( .eorge A. Barron. Clev.l.md .NIarvin Seg.l. ( levrland CI-ASS OF 1945 L™ I.. Powers, Norll.vvc Pharmacy Zvia Cllaiilrr S ' i ' jWVsl lenll, Ax. : (a;. is;.e ( (9J( 3 C icip(prs I ' otmAr.l 19(9 ■UMI MmhofH i [462] ■J4c ono anes .Across the dv t o EJwarA Bfrtnie Draftr. Manager of lite O iio Vnlon. ihr IrouUct ami Iriumitlti of manv campuf .iiliiilii-. Imiv (KjiKiiJ 1 Brinkman. Hart, yioore, Rupp. Hogerly. Dufjus, Wicli. Saney, Ewing, Clevenger Phillips. EckarJ, Knecht. liedell, Dayloti. Packer. Crist. Biscan. Mepsc, A ycrs, Howell. Cr, Broadway, Hartman, George. Cotaly ' ish. Friend, Todd. UUmaii, Morgan, Elman f I f f t t t f f t f fffttttttf. f BETi llPHil PSI lUU S. lii.lon. Accl. Walter C. Bumham. A. William E. DirUr. George W. Eckelbc Accl. . Accl. Accounting Omicron Chapter EstaUished 1920 20 Chapters Founded 1919 2.870 Members Rob.rl . U.-,l,ll. I ' rhann Ivan J. liiscan. Lisbon Arllmr H. Broadway, Youngslown Rirl.artl C. Clevenger. Marion JolinR. Colabisli. RoikvRi%.r Stanley D. Crist. Canal Wi... In .1, Wilbur O. Dayton. Daylun Robert El.«as. Columbus Donald N. Friend. Bloonnngburg ll.iHvll. Ii,ink,.,„n. K.,„li,.i. Willi,,,,, W. I_)ullns, Columl.,. ( .,rl I, knrd. Columbus Hro„k, i:. i;«ina, ' !inin FACULTY MEMBERS Wilfred J. Fleig. Acct. .1. ttrools Heckcrt. Acct. Arllu.r C. .lahn. Accl. la..,es.Nl.Cov,.Acct. ( .RADLWTL STL ' DEMS .lobn H. Ziegler, Acct, CL SS OF lOlO •lames B, George. Porlsmoulb I ' lidiael .-X. Cirappo. YounBsto M WeslevM. Hart, Porlsmoulb i: Uvar l. I. Hartman. NewBren Robert A. Knccbl. Sprinu-fi.-ld lolinB. Koman, .V!an.li,.|,l Slanlev F. . leese. Culun.bus Donald W. Merrick. Colun,bu- Cliffor.1 P. Morgan. Columbu- CL SS OF icm I .urence V. HaBertv. Colun.bus l.a«lonllowell. E.Liverpool l,i..,nll. .NIoore.Warren Herbert!.. iNIvers.Middletown Herman C. Miller. Accl. Daniel M. Sbonling. Accl. Jacob B. Tavlor. Accl. Waller D. Wall. Accl. Wayne S. Ovemiyer. Lyndsay Donald S. Packer. Canton John E. Phillips. Simthers Hugh J. Shumaker. Gallon George W. Stengel. Sidney b ' ,.berl O. Stout. Marion 1 I. rbert E. Totld. Cohimbus I lomer E. Ullman. Lower Salem William N. W oodward. Columbus DomJd M.Payne. Tiffin Robert L Rupp. .Wl.Ud l;rn,sl R. Sarrev. Fairport George . . Snvder. Somerse RobertD Wi.k. Young.tov A nnlionni accounting frcTlprnily. restricfod lo .limiors niul Seniors mnjorinc in nccoiinlint; is Boln Alplin Psi. I nis honor ary so( iciy was IoiiikuhI In l 2i iind Is one of llie orfiiiii alioiis )mi ' led witli llw i rcoiiiitiii(; clcparliiicnl in llu- C ollctJt ' of ( (iiiiin ' r( ( ' and .Vdininislralion. I lie sidcilion ol nuMiuxTS is l as -d partly on si lioliirsliip. Main aliiinni proniinrnl in tin- Ixisincss world li.i c uradiialcd Iroin Omicron Cliaplor at Ohio Sinlr. I Ik- lijali sl.mdards wiijcli litis L ' roiip iipliolds, coupled Willi ils .1, lili ' M ' riiiMiN. li.iM ' made il one ol lli - Coals of lliose wlio pLin III I ' lilei llie lli ' ld III .11 ((itintiiit . ( ..i„ .,s ,, iii.ii. . ■;.„ ,( [464] Commerce ipici r;i ,,.ipr -:sl..(, i5 .rJ l 22 n CImptcrs ■,.,.... ... J -, HE Til MMtH SIGIMjI Beta Gamma Sigma i llic onK n.itional commerce honorary in me United States. Mcinixrsliip to this fraternity is hased on scholiistir attainment, the members being chosen from tlie upper tenth of the Senior Class. Selection is also based on personality and character. During the spring quarter of ea h year Beta Ciamma Sigma sponsors a scliohirsliip dinner for all freshmen in the College of Commerce who have a point hour ratio of 5. or higher. Tl,Lodor.N. IV.I n,an.Biis.Org. Edison L Bowers, llron. Orin I£. Burlev. Bu.s. Org. WnlUr C. Bumhnin. Accl. John D. Choale. Accl. Rolpl. C. Dnvis. Bus. Org. Charlos A. Dice. Bus. Org. r:lvin I-. Donai.lson. Bus. Org. William M. IX.((n.. Bus. Org. C rgeW. Lik.ll,.rr .A.Ll. FACUI.IT MF.MBERS .Inntes E. Uagcrty. Sec. At!. H. Gorden Hayes. Econ. J. Broolts Hprkrrl. Accl. Ftlix E. Held. Conim. Henr E. Hoaglan.l. Bus. Org. Cliarles C. Munlinglon. Cu-og. Harold H. Mnvnard. Bus. Org. Jluiies R. M.C ' ov. Accl. llermannC. Miller. .Accl. Roberl D. Rallon. Econ. Donald r. Power. Bus. Org. Monlgo rv E. I ' ike. Bus. Org. DnnielM Slmnling.A.rl I.. Edwin Smart. E t,n. RirliardT. Skvens. E.on. .liicolj B. Taylor. Accl. E ' ugene X ' anClcef. Geog. Henry |-. W ' nimdi. liron. Waller C. W ' eidler.Conim. James C. Yocuni, Bus. Res. CRADLWTi: SILDENTS Samuel Arnold. Econ. Blanche O. Bn RoLert J. Brr%v ArlluirH. Brn, cli. Lancasler. N. Y. . lainiew Village rtiiv. ' oimgslown CLASS OF 1010 lames H. Daullon. I ' uM.n.oull, Robert E. Elsas. Coluinla.s lluresa R Humpl.revville. . I ' l,iL.,l ' lpl.i lr ingKapl n. E. Clevelan.l Roheri O. Sloul. Marion William . W«-lward. CM [ 465 ] Bcchc. Coullcr. DauM,,,. Sire ,n OrJslrurui llcnuev. Hill, foopcr. Wirmris. Cr. Ijde. Arclcry. Davis Whitmer, fenningi. Jiramlile, Iriri Gram. lUuihey 4r rrr«« n DELTl PHI 4 Literary Alpha l-,,sil,m(lm,,lr F.slaUi- hed 1925 23 Chapters FmauloA 1919 I Acii.iv membi:r? Ann,- B. Wl.il.n.r. lingli.li K.lll, Hugl,.v. l-nglisli Genivicve R. Winan., LnglisI, Geneva Steplienson. Englisli I ' ranees E. Jones, Speern (■.RADIAl ■ E. Neff, Ed. SI I DEN I (. ' L SS or I ' ) 111 I x,rri.i. . O. Becker. Colui.il.u- DorollnM. Bramhle.(;re.nvill Mnrgnrel J. Coulter. Crooksvill. Mnrv- E. Hennev. Bexlev .Mary J. Hill. Columbus Belly I. Ir%vin, Coluinljus CIj SS of 1041 Anne Ardery. Coluii.l.us Marrin . C ooper. Davton Marlhn Crane. Colu.ni.us MarieC. Davis. Eiinl. Mi.l, EnisM lennings. Colnnil.... Belly W. Jones. Colun,l us CL SS Ol- l li I, „n Dawson. Colun.hus llarrielM.Granl.C.roveCily Dorolhy J. Kromer. ColuniKus Winifred D. SrI.ell. SImker Hi.. Eucie L. on Ordslran.l. Columbus a- SS OF ign .Nlarilyn 1. Eisle. Columbus .Nlarguerile E. Srauss, Columbus DELTA 0}IICIlOi CIJKSS OE 1010 Jean R. Brunner. Columbus Kaliierinc M. Hugbes. Coluinbu Jean E. S -ybold. Mansfield Calberine Silbernagel, Columbi Mildred 1 Sn.ilb. Youngslo« n Jean f- . Sprenger. Columbus Janel M. Williams. Columbus .Marian Willis. Wcilslon I ( n n ii iiu K I . ll, I luM.s. .Nb,.„ CEAS.S Of 1 01 1 Doris A. Arm.l. Colu„,bu Hull, i:. Barnebev. Columbus Marjori, ' I. Brands. C.J.m.bus DeNbrri! B. I lafer. LoRuc Norim-M. Voss. St. Johns CLASS Ol 10 Bellv J. Dieker.so.l. . dena EainiM.Koski. Warren I ' bvllis A. Kunl, . Cobimbu Marv E. Mobr. Gallipolis Musi,.. Chi Chaphr I6 ) WesI ;; r.vnl . . r ' sl,i . (Wle, l U -■5 C «ipler, Eoiim . ' , I ' if) U,r. Ko.l. ' l. ' Itornel.v. K,.nl: Wil iv . .M(l l.  r..l r. ,S.y(H.I, . W ' dhams. Sitrvtifft ' r [ 4r 6 ] I ( onwav. I wininq. l aftle. Dovii. S wif|M o, Hill. liaJ,m„„ S.II. iiuL„„iT. Wi fl.i,. n ,....v. m.,n.i,.., ;{r..,i. ,. . off ()„l I ' ;ll.r-.,n. ...LoM. C„l,.;,. I.n.l. 7n.„l. !.„„ ETA SIGIIil PHI Kennrlli M Ahboll. Class. I ng. Gcorce M. Boiling. Cluss. Ung. Merrillu D« . Class. Lane FACII.IV MIA1I5I.KS Inim N. Holltfl.. Class. U tf. Willian. r. McDonal.l. Ilisl. ( .u.Mxvii; siri)i .. TS iri.ini„K ' II..II.Class, I .ang. lol.nB.TitcVnrr. Class. I .ng. John F. Oglevce. Class. L.ng. Mar R. Self. Class. Lang. Clnyll. BInnckc, Samluskv Kutl.o H. Bolon. W.llsvill,- l ol..Tt W. Boroff. Tiffin Kalpli R. Brendel. EIn.l.ursl. . Y. .Man ' N Brunn.T. ColiunUs Cnrv-el Buscy Coluniljus CLSSS OF 10(0 A. R. Cohen. Clarksh.ire. W i John Conarrl. Tunnel Mill Dorothy Conwnv. Colunihi.s Anne F. Fredcrirksen. Colunil.us lane M. Hill. Cohm.hus Man F. Jarkson. Colunihus Doris M. Lusk. Columhus I velyn L. Mallemee. Sebring . iargnrel E. Patlerson. Porlsniouth . nna M. Pestle. Hillshoro C. Jane Trent. Leesburg Classical I anffuage Alpha Tail Cliapler Ksla . i ieJ mi • 5 C iaplers ■o„n e,(lQ. ' l Ronmna F. Alexan.ler. North Sta CI.XSS OF 1011 Fstlur L Shapiro. Dnylon Francis F. Sn.ilh. Collnnbl Donald K. Wilgus. Colun Ma el RBarhl CI SS OF 10 2 laanita P. Fohlen. C.lnnX Rnlh W Slick. Columbc An honor society of students whose purpose is to develop and further interest in classical study, whether in historv-. art or literature, and to bring a closer relationship among its members outside of the classroom is Eta Sigma Phi. 1 he regular quarter- ly program consists of initiation, iiusiness meeting, and nan- (|uet. except in the spring when the formal hanifuel is held. Memliers are tisiiallv retommended for mendiership ny the fiic- iilly and llicii in ilc i personally ny tUi executive committee. k L P P I ' allerMin. ioroff .Msl. Co ien. Trrnl. Jackson Neu ' mari. Vaa ver. ' uslon, Klonowski. Crist. Haines, Roberts. Groff, Grossman Joseph, Roshong, Johnson. Xiolkowslti. Carter. Wilson, Barntiarl, Gates Elliot. Bloo Tiilo Harris, Berger, Piper. SchmiU. Cutler f f f jWiif :tHT « 144.11 ft ■ f , t f f t t f KiPPil KAPPl PSI Musical Lta Chapter I ' .slaUished 1923 ■) Chapters FmmJed 1919 1200 Members B. Culler. Mil. Sd. n, B. McBride. Music Harry H. Carter. Williamsporl Stanley D. Crist. Canal Winclu James F. Elliott. Zanesville Robert C. Berger. ColuniLus John C. Bloom. Xenia Lester E. Far%cr.Millersl.uri! Jack R. Finkes. Utica. N. . Ronald D. Gregor -. Walton. . . V. FACL ' i.i V . u;mbfrs W. E. Potter. Mil. Sci. Eugene J. W ' eigel. Music CL SS OF IP O CliarlesW. Harris. Chilli, „li„ Glen R. Johnson. Fairfield Charles E. Johnston. Columbus CLASS OF 1941 Richard W. Grossman. Ml, ' er Leonard I. Klono« ski. Clevelnn. J. Forrest Newman. I ' orlsniouth Robert L Roshong. Canton Wilhun. I. Scharenburg. Colun, Manlev R Whikomb. Mu John -.lliams. Mil. Sci. William D. Joseph. Warren Frank W. Piper. Ashtabula Clarence I. Strouss. Youngskv Paul C. Tillow. Osbom Rol..rt W. Schulenbere. BridgeiKut FrnesI B Taylor. Woosler Richard R. Vhiston. Columbus «%T.e A. Wilson. Circleville Robert MZeek.S.iotoville Uwcll F. Bamhart. Mario. Robert B. Gales, Piqtin Floyd C. Groff. Continenla CLASS OI 1912 William L. lb,ines. Sid..rv Ralph H. Kemmerer. Chillicolhe Willi..n, 1 1. Roberts. N. Bnltiniore Ri lmrdG. Schmill. Pla Leo Ziolkowski. Perry I Citv Kappii K.Tppn l .si Ls a nnlionni lionorjiry linnd frntpriutv louiulcd ill Oklalionia Slate Colleco in I0|0. || was orUanized at Oliio Slate lo provide a means of loiilerrinu honor on those men wlio liave dislin iiislied themselves in llie manhini! I and and the conterl onheslrn. and llic memhers are ( liosen on the hasis oT musicid altaiinnrnl in these two ori ani .alions. Kappa Kappa Psi gives various concerts tliroiiKhoiit the year and -nler tains the hands of other scliools visilinu ' Ohio Stale. 46S ] r . £L£ n S .1 MIAHI Wi Jinfi. j a .iTry. ' .Immerman. Ouerlurj, ; . . } loll, nan llo.,„... ll„nl,T. Kum.nln,!,. I( pll. . u l..... .. h,l. l,ll,„rn. Murp iy. M.Guirr. Hachnuu,. PHI (;UI THOA FACULIT MEMBERS Claire L. Harn.eycr, Commerce K .1 B.n.ll,,-. Bnnnii Bus. Rese (fee Betty G. Koiiiminsk. Sunhury Rita F. Lc vis. Columbus EliMbelLRLoli. Toledo CLASS 01 loMi Doroll.vJ. M.r.ulr.-. CI, Doris A. Murpl.v. AUn I lel.n I. Overlurf. Loiulo. Louise E.S l.ul«rl. Columbus Rulb C. Ldell. Zanesville loan N. Zimi..em,«n. Colun.bu Commerce Tail Chapter l:,lal,Uilwd 1928 25 C iapler, FouncU (021 I .(XHI U-mlu-r ' i Mary I. B.uiunan. Wapakonela Margaret E. Bissell, Austinburg ri. ss 01 ion Uoroll.v L Hill. Cleveland Caroline E. HofTman. Columbiana IJizabetb J. llogue. Columbus Gienna M. Hunter. Chandlersvillc Robert,, M M.,lsb,rrv. Voungslown Evelyn LAull,„a„.. lillersburB Mnr - F. Doebele. Colu.nbus CLASS OF 1012 Carolvn Melbom. Bellefonlaine Anne K. .Nelson. C.nmse I ' l.. . 1i, OiiveW. Smith. Balb. NY. W.ldaM Wilding. Blan.besler Phi Chi Thcfa is the national ( onimerre honorary sorority and any woman in the Collcije of Commerce or in Commerce- Education is ehcible to join, the selection heing made by vote of the acive members. Phi Chi Theta tries to foster liigher ideals for women in business anil to etKoiiratfe women prepar- ing for business. Meetings are held each week at which persons in business discuss various subjects and answer fiuestions. 1 he chief topic for this year is job finding technic and the meetiniis are based on tlii- qiicstiDn. [ 469 } ryt-r. avrs. GiUenhorn. Moore. Gviger McPhersor,: liuknell. Frazier. Class. Duke. ImiIws. Seguin Friedman, Herlzman, Spars. SniilA. ' i (irig, hiiggins. acots. Orumrri ' S ' S S If S PHI ETil SIliM T ScUoU,slu Ohio Slale C mple F.slaUished 1928 ( r;,o,.|prs ro,in.lrr 1923 2.6fiSMBm( crs Robert W. B.,..n,i.„rl.i John R. Bnvli.s Benjan.in P. B.irll rl,esl,r D. B...t.. Rokerl J. BirnkrnnI KwingT.Bol.-s Edwin C. Bon,, h la.nes i:. BratlfirM Willar.lC. lirvant lolmB. (■ rn..i,nn Robert . Class Stuart H. Clawson Harold Davidson Alvin S. Abion F.ugeno F. Atwood lolin Bes07.2i William S. Bicknell Albert Binkovilz Thcdore Bribnan l.loyd Brown William N. Carson ,lobn L. Cliapin Loyal F. Cban,-v Robert B. Dapper Sanford Colwn Tboir.as O. Di. key Eric J. Day l.,.wellR.I)„l„,- Homer V. Frazier Marion B. f-ner Harold L. Geiger Ralph H. Gloss Frank H. Goodell Glenn A. Hayes Harold I . HipsI.er Samuel Hodesson lolw. C. Houston Fvanl.. lones Sanlor.l Kaplan Ralph Kenunerer ( harles . ' . KienzFe Doni: l)r,m„n A„,e,leo I l)„ke Philip .Nf.DunsoM Winston H. Elliott Robert M. Engle Samuel I ' inck Arnold B, Freeman Kenneth S. Friedman Si lney S. Furst lames H. Gerard llvmanl.. Gildenhorn HarrvGlett Willard.M CohllMTg Nh.rl.mC.rus. CLASS OF 1012 I lenrv J. Quivila Wilhan, S. Livingston R..l..rt H. Lunas Rubert I. Lynn Bernard N.Marks Gordon B. Mason Donald R. Nh A.lams I I ' MrKentvn- i:llisl.. Melsh.i„„r Robert N ' Nhn.lenh.di Paul J. Nh.ore Rirhard F. Murphy Si.neon Nash Harold G.Olin CL SS OF I ' M-, K„l„.rlL Herl n,.,n (M„rgeR lloellinuer Willian, i;. Hunt led J. .Jarobs lohn L. Jones Robert J. Kegerreis Steve F. K.isler Stanley B.Ki.nb., II l -ster KothoN Nirbolas W. Kr r Joseph Kubin Roger L Law rem e Ah.xisW. I.e.nmon Robert N. I.olhes Ldw St, I, lOravec is J. Owens .rd J. Runk F . Sarbaugh B. Srhwart John C. Si-nm.eln ,m,- A. Shap B Shelton ■;bi elv B.-rl r. Showman Cliarles E. Smith Robert O. Smith Walter L. Smith Philip G. SnowlxM Willar.l A Mack (.lenN. Maladv Willi M. McCornw Robert A. MfGonagle Domdd. NIrPherson Kenneth MMereer Nor,n«, Merwine h.hn . M,re Robert K Murrav Everett CONeal Charles Pearl.nan Robert F Ran, h OrlandoW Ro- Ri.hardLRu.v Ravmond W Spn.wl Ronald C. Slimm.l Albert F. Sproch Edward C. Slurhling Robert A. Ilmnms John ' an X ' oorhis I ' raneis M. X ' augbn Robert Weintruub Rov L Wildernmth Edwin G Willing Glenn E. Wintennule Donald C. eiger Uiuren . Rueger Donald W S.-ars ' emon I- S guin darenrr D. Sl.ulth, Paul Tnglle Travis E. Triltshuli Rov !■. on Ins William . Wagm Albert 1 Walla, k R.ino I Will... k Nh.rris W i.llu. B.n.ar.l S Wil.l. I ' auln Yage, Phi I ' .t. ' i Sluiiiii is llic nationiil frcsliiuiui scliolnstir lioiiornn ' Iriilcriiitv ' loiiiidcd at llic I ' iilvorsity of Illinois in 1025. cc- li.Mi III tills i.j,.iii ,ili n is li.ivrd III) iIk- point Imiir ratio of (lir liil.il.-. .1 . iiiiiiiLilivt ' .iM ' i.iM, ' 1,1 i l.ii till ' iM-vliiiiaii year liiii,. . net I ' ssary. i:.a( li far llif li.ni.n.uv li.is v, TaI sot iai .1. livilics. ln liiclrti in tlic prou ' r.iiM Im lliis v.-.n l i ' si u-s llio liiitiiitiiiii w.is .1 siiiiiLir i.ii li. slim, II, li.iv lii.j i -r 5. il) llic fall i| Ici ,11,(1 ,1 p,iil will, Si li.il.iiis. llic MJiolaslit lioiuiriiry i iii i. h„„,-. W ,( ,„,,, „„„,., [ 470 ] I S ' ' SCH0L1RI8 (inrciii. irliii, Corbell. .Siraim. iJ:. S,,„y..r. MiHir. Cosiiiin. lofwn. I ),-SiM,r r„;;„„.„v. M A orr ,. Klr i T. Brifl il. Oil. i..M,..y. f-:uf ' rl. lirown. liurrtcUow. Oiiniii K ' S. i.-,. , Slrr K ' S. i.-,. , Slrr mun.  . S .u. JI. M -v.r. r„rri i„,,. AfiUonoi.!. ( ' ..opprrider. •.•. IJ. m .Ai iliri(|liiri. Kuys. Jrf s imlill u fciir. iiii(rr. T ioriipAori. CJ trn, SiriririKiriri, Tuuiijiifl. Oof s .. ,UT, M..,p,.(„.r„ ..„„;„-,iry. Kufiard.-. Hacd....... Sehreml. Slpirarl. Cusey. L .Tay or. ' .7 .y  r, Win,,. ) Strrn. CI . SS OF • ' IQU C..•ncvio ,. Admns l.u.io ' 1 llagerlv MarN 1 NbKinnon Marian L. Sleinn.an Mlirjori.- M. AJtlin«lor. Barbaras. Helm lleam.rMaisel MaryA. Slewarl Ha«l R. Btuhman bnniel lesion I ' boebeA. Mellinacr 1 ;li7abelb B. Sira.ll. y Burlinra A. Bramble M«r eM Hobson Nancy F. Nel.rensI Pbvlis A. Swoycr Mae K. Buker Irene R, Hornvak Irances Ornslein Helen I. Taylor Justine Ciiminck Lucille ' . Hull Margaret I ' . Persons Patricia L. Taylor Mae A. Carslensen Pauline M. I„bn.,„ lean M Per l-mily Thomas lean L. Casey lean Kalz l.lgeneM Pri.e Oorolhy L. Hionipsoi E-:li7abeth 1. Cl...rcb arcl Mari„rieKaN. n„r„ll,v M ki.banU Margaret J. Tbompso Florence M. Conover ban 1 ;. Kinnear Winilre.ll) Sb.ll Sara Tobacn.an X ' irginia A. Donavan luneC. Kn .«ell„n MarvA. Nimall Neva Ion, Barbara J. Fverbarl IWtl.yl. Kmnier Mar.ellaA. SiUer Frances V ' olz Gladys G. Goodricb X ' irginia A. I vv ■ G.nevirveR. Sm.ranl Joan Wallace Harriet M. Grant MarjoricJ. U.«ell Fditb Soulb Marlba E Wheeler Dorothy Zangmasler CIJ SS O ■ ' ion I ' alriria ' , Acla.n Nancy M. Corn ,ra 1 n.lln.r I.uie A. Montgomery Barbara J. Alien l.rnoreCor7.ili.is Gloria R. Jacobv Marcia Mvers Mar J.Barricidow Trnnces J. Cossum Louise Jones Mary F. Oil Margaret K. Barlley l uira M. Deb..lu lull N.lld.an Kingslev Helen N. I ' eck Katlierine M. Blocker r: elvnI)e.Mav l.milleKir.bner Dorolhv 1 Ri.ldle Bellv Bonney Marie |- n,S|,eM, f Marvl e RulbO S.h«all Shirley l£. Bn.dlev Marlbai;. l).,l,Hm l)„...ll,N 1. b.nglienrv Uulh M. Sleehaan Avnion M. Bright i:lfrieda Fgbert Margaret . LuKingbeal Rulh J. Stem MarqiH-ril ' A. Brown Mar% M. Filj-palric k Nnncv L. McDonald Marguerite F. Straus Helen Calloway Marjoric W. CmT n r:loise B. McMorris Alene R. J aussig Klizubell, B. Cbilcole Sara Goldman Nancy 1. Martin Nancy Weber Marv P. Cooperrider Marguerite A. Gre •ne Carol ' S. Mesenburg Margaret R. Willian Rita Corbell Helen A. Grinan Norma J. Harsl, r:leanor I. Mever NlarianRMiiler Sylvia L. Win.pfI.ein To iiirtlier .scliolastii .sl.iiuliircls aiiioni. ' fri- limaii uoiiifii. Scliolaris. the freslimaii women s honorary society was foiinclecl on this ratnpiis in I92S. Tlie iiiemhershlp is restrirted to Irosn- man women havinij an arcumiilative point-hour ratio of J. 5. Initiations are held ea h Autumn. Winter, and SprinC quar- ter, in addition to l i-monthly meetings, where speakers selected from various fields lei tnre to the t!roup. The oiitstandinu social events of the school year are the banr|iiet given during winter rpiarter and the picnic in the spring. Hach year a joint meeting is held with Phi l.la Sigma. Ireshm.m honorary sot iely for men. ft. Sc .a o.slic Vouiuli ' il I92S Local [471} f Iff t f t ft f f-sl Spirt, WifsoM. Denmslon. Kemmerer. Sk,n!.eU. KulAman. Toncfj. Gannon Trosnh. DeSelm. Borror, Jones. lUl. Merrill. Toflue f i.ts. ;ar(in. Slier,r„ll. Ih.nn. „„„,«, K„l,. lloLLs PHI Nil A LP HI Musical lieln Xi Chapter r.slal,lislw,l 1951 63 Chiiittcrs l-uuruled 1 808 tO.U(K) Members Louis H. Dicrcks. Music Clare E. Gninciman, Music George E. Harclesty. Music S.„MU,-II. H,ll. ColumUs k,.l.„r,IIM),S.I.„. Colu,,,!,., I l„r,.IJ A Du.m. Geneva UoIhtIW. Hi. ks. Columbus William V. Kelt. Columtus Morion M.AIk, I, „l,■r. ,■ ,■l„nJ Ro le,-r() H.„r.,r, ( .Jurnl.M.. Kohert IXnni,l.,n. Colu.nl.ns FACl ' LTY MEMBERS Waller Kot. Music Joseph A. Lee ler. Music William B. MrBride. Music CL ' SS OF 10(0 UwrrmeK. Kemplon. Mt. -. Aimo J. Kivinienii. Warren Mall I. I. unma. Warren lolm H. Marlin. WellsUm Jack A. Merrill. Toledo CLASS OF 1 9 1 1 rii l.ard D. Gannon. Zanesville .losepi, E. Hirscl.. Cleveland CIJ SS OF 1942 Ricliurd L. Jones. Clyde Eugene J. Weigel. Music Manlcy R. Wliilconib. Music Howard S. Wilson. Music Frank Spirk. Bellnire Gill-ert I-. SlansrII. Columbus JntJt Sliervvall. FrenionI Joseph F. Tague. New I j-xington JoeTrosak. Bellaire Roberi H. Ktdilinan. New Knox ille Paul S. Kulins. Columbas William l.T.m.fl. Lima Ralph 1 1. Ken.n.erer. Cbillicolhe Edwin W. Scoheld, Columbus Plii Mil .Mpliii Is a iiHisiciil honorary of over 10,000 iiifmlxTS. Il was fouiulcd al (lie Now I ' .nuiancI Conscrvnlory of Music. I oslon. Massacliiisclls. 0 lol rr 6. 1808. In order lo attain nioni- l crslii| sliidciiN iiiiist l - Miajoriii( in iiiiisic and liavo at least a 2.1 L( ( iiiniil.il i I ' iiiul a so| lioMi(ir( slaiidini;. The chief aim of I ' hl In Al|ili.i is lo proiiiolc music, especially American musii . ( )mi ' III IK inoiiiini ' iil ii.iliiiii.il .iliiinni is I .awrencc Tib- belt and ain ii( its honor. iry iiifinhrrv are I .i ' |i ild StoKowsky and hinjenc Orniandy. ;;i,; . Murun. ii..i,i,- Kob. L,wm„. Ullorwalt. Ih.nn PHI HICK 01 SI GUI n. ?s or 19)0 EstKcr L. Crook, L incnslcr LoiH.1. Daxis. M, rlin«F.m lt..lill. C ;. J.,n. . I..,li.,n-.poli,, In.l 1 .11,. M. I (..MMllon, J.n.-,«.„ llor.-n.c-S. Mi,l.i.-.G„„.U. .J. Um: Try. Da.us. CruuL. I,m.-s. ILmill..,, Optometry Estahhshed 19 Local f f f I ' D. m .l... I ilU-r. ).. ■  ,.,• , .Smil i. K, ,..,.. KiuLl. S,,rlli,y: HJAwin. .v,.,.,. IM.rl,n,.,i: l,■l,..o( Shachne, Newman, FrieSanAer, Rol i. Feller, . ' JcKinncy, Aiken. England, Robinson, Wilson. «prris. r.Jelslein Frey. Ko„ ifnmri. Sa.ier. Crook Uamillo,,. K.-il ,, Fiorus, lone,. I)a,i . (...-m,... STIIEIT OPTOMTKIC ASSOCIATIIII D, C. . lk. .n.Willi....isviII,-. . Y. Rol crtl). B.rris. Cl..vil.-..,.mis. Tliomas I-. Brady. Cinchiimli lliiroMP. Buennu.AII,any,N.Y. Esther 1 Crook, Lnncaslpr Lois J. Davis, Marlins Feny C.K. r)l ' . TF STITDENT Claire K.-I.oe. Opt. CLASS OF 1910 . rtlu.r S. Frlelslein. Ulico, N. Y. i:lln M. H, inconl J. Ellerhrock. Linui Dennis C. England. Coluinlius ClmrlesE. Evans. L ' rhona James E. Frev. Biicynis Paul Frirdlnndcr. E. Cleveland lion. l.-n.-r.son ludilli G. Jones. Indianaiwlis. In.l. Rnv,i.ondC. Kaufman. . tli. a Jack T. Keilii. Sprinefi.l.l Mar in letter. Clevelan.l Robert C. McKinney, I lannibol Morton NVv,„an. Cl.- .land Samuel D. Sau.-r, Wasliinglon llenrv W. S Lackne. Warrrn Jack N. Spellirv. Prrr -. . . Y. Marion R. Sloll. Slow Robert O. Wilson, Columbu. CH. RlL.sc-l! M. B..l.bvin. I.uclid CLASS OF 1911 George R. Crick, Jackson Ir .iieC. Sn,ilb.L,nca...ler a, ss OF 1912 Henry T. D ' Amalo, Campbell Stanley W. Feller, Cle clnnd Invin Malusoff. Dayton Anihony W. DeF ' ranccs, Steubcnville Kennelli L Lyon, Fremont Kennelli G. Robinson. Mi.ldled.-ld ..I N Roll.. Diivlon Stanley, McManus, Grosvenor, May Burivell. Kaltananui, Oiling Ward, Michael, Orr, Kramers, Hulclicson. Trent. Wright, Potter, Ketchum LJe Stagle, Ewan, LusL, Hill, Hostwick, Reese PI LAMBDA TUETA Education iVu Cliapter Established 1922 35 Chapters EounJed 1917 3,73 Meniiers Carolyn G. Bra ll,v. line Arts HildaE. Dierkcr. Music Mary A. Ewan. Bureau of Ed. Res, Esllier A. Gaw, Dean o( Woriieii Sada A. Harbarger. E„e . Francis F. Jones, Speetit Irene E. Kinley. Bureau of Speerf Lou UBranI, L?niv. Sriiool Hazel E. Anderson. Fngl. Helen C. Bauer. Ed. Vivian Beck. Ed. Margaret R. Blessing. lul Mar - E. BrigLlman. I ' d. Mildred O. Cliaplin. Ed. Doris E. Clickenger. I.d. lane Cornell. |-. l. Roheria M. Barnetl. Colui.ilu. .lulia Boslwick. Galloway Laura J. Boyer. I ncasler Clara J. Bul v■ell. Columbus Dorolhv I... Conway. Coluinbi Jane M. Hill. Colun.bus Jeanne F. Grosvenor. C Belly W. Jones. Colun.bu: Kallirvn A. Kclclium. Libs iun.lM FACL ' LIY .NIEMBEKS lJeanorT.Luden.an. Ed. Josephine H. Macl ltcbev. Fd. Resear .NIarieK. Mason. ?peecb Eli .al3ell. M. Moore. Home Econ. Ilorence E. Moore. Univ. School Alice D. I ' resscv. Home Econ. Hazel H. Price. Home Econ. Alice R. Robinson. Fine Arts GRADUATE STL ' D[;NTS Geral.line A. Craig. Ed. Marguerite Denmrest, Rci. Marlba Dusb. ly. Slepl.nnieD aiduia. IVcb. Alberta Gamble. Ed. I nuna Ganibas. Ed. Katberine F. Geisk. Ed. Mnrll.a G. Griffin. Ed. CL SS OF 1940 Cleda W. Jones. Sleubenville i:)uroll.v A. Kal.nnanui. Honolulu Doris M. Lusk. Columbus Miriam Mnyer. Lorain L.ura i: McManus. Flusbing. N. Y. Deni.i L. Potter, [ .eonarasburg C]. S? OF 10 11 d„ ( ' .Mi. bael.Asl, ilk- Jeanne E. Orr. Colun.bus Carolyn J. Oiling. Weslenille Sopbie A. Rogers. Psycb. I N ' irginia S. Sanderson. Ld. Edilh M. SnilTen. Engl. Fmilv L. Slogdill. Pl.vcb. Rulb Sireilz. Ed. Grace I ' . Weiss. AssI Dean of Won.e Calberine M. Williams. Lniv. School Bernadinc Whitmer. Engl. Mary B. Hutcheson. Henllh Ann E. Lucas. Ed. Genevieve Maloney. Ed. Marie Quick. Ed Martha I . Sharp. Ed. lx uiseA. Wnlcult. Ed. Helen Wallace. Fd. Margaret K. Robinso... ( .lu.. Margerv A. Slagle. Colun.bus Catherine J. Trent. Lresburg I-milv J. Ward. E Liberlv Ann . Wright. Colun.bus Clara L Wright. Colun.bus Peggv J. Reese. Columbus Ann L. Slanlev. Columbus I ' l I .iriilxl.i I lit ' ta is llic woiiu ' iis lionor.irv ill llii- ( ol Ir ' jc 111 IdiK.iliiiii liii juniors aiul seniors. . l)ility ana ( l)iil,iislii|i ,iic (111- I liiil ii(nilr ' mcnLs for nienilxTsnip. lo lovli ' i iiiiiirssional spirit and (lie lii( li ' st standard ol sc liol .ii liij) .iiid prolcssional trainin( : lo sci lire and inainlain an .il.ldlnU interest in educational affairs and Inronun lliem in SIX iai proi ress: lo encoiirat ' e ( ra(liiale wcirk aiul lo slim III. lie irsciii li in the lield ol ediualion: to proninlr a spiiil III li ' lli.w sliip ainoiit, ' wdiiien in llie profession of Ic.ii liiiiu ' • ' ■ llie iiiiii - ol till- ' ImiiorarN ' . i„,i„.i,t. . . )ii,i, ii ,.. „ ,„ii. „„ ,•. ;„s , [474] ' .W..M. Sulvina. f ' ruiui. CompUm. Mvxanii ' iirHi. .SVm(, McCreery. Cook. SUapero, Slyh C« ' «r(|r. Sniil i, 7nytor. Hrrsrhrl. Bvrnf . :( f|Jnf|lon. SuTurlnfff ' n, Coot. HpI . Russell, Drisbaili, Sparrow Holt. Kranlz. W ' elU. Carpi-ntcr. Shannon. 11 WvU. :« uarc v fanw . M V  i PI OIIEM PI I ( n TV MI-MBER In.- U. W ills. Ed. GRADUATE Sll DIM RohrrI W. Cook. I.i.« CLASS OF 1940 Barbara E. ( .rp.nl.r. Mn„l,„li. r Ijl.-.n ' . Horshel. Ironlon Annella R. Col..n. ( ■|, rksl„.rB.W. ' a. Ava L. Russel. Aid Rutl. I . EdgiMBlon. ( ..l,.n,l.,.. Roma A. Salvino. L elonia Isabeall R. Crorg.-. Marl.-I Dorolliy L Shannon. Akror Snrnlouise SIvli. Coluinl.us Martha I. Sw.-aringc-n. Salii Esther B. WVIsh. Colun.hu c Mplu i C . .,.lrr F.slnUisltiA IfiV) n Cluiplrrs F,.„„.l,;l («.-, aldin- M lirvn,-. Sha ne Clj SS OF 10.11 BhIv M. James. Columbu! An.lrew N. F ' ,i,i Dori.s R. Shap.i ,. Vo,mi.s...w. ,. t levelaml To promote inleresf in (onimerrial education. Iiirlher Irlencl- snip among . itii(lpnts in etuuation and develop (loser relation- . iliip among tlie faculty are the |)rime purposes of F ' i Omega Pi. national commercial education lionorary. Alpha i ciiapler was established in Decemljer. it had i)een known previously as Kappa [ .psilon. I hose juniors and seniors scholastically eliginle and who have shown interest are voted on l)y the niemhers. Dr. Stone of the department of I ' ducation was made the first hon- orary memlier and Inez R. Wells, last years nation. il vice- president, is the advisor. [ • ' - } W.„ ,.ii.., fi.if..s. AW ; arris, Pu mT. Dillon. Narlin. Coldenherg Pklh Heckman, Koerner, Henninge, Ackerman. Isalv r:lsie ' . Jones. Soc l., I |.„k. SfxialAd. CL SS Ol I ' Ml Socid , . frriiiislriilron ;„. , „,„„ ,.,; 1021 Joun Aclunna... Colun.Lu.s CInra J. Burns, Columbus Virginia V. Dillon, Col. Springs, Colo. Hazel M. FIcislunan, Soulli Orange. N. J Jean E. Gerber, Syracuse, N. Y. Eleanor E. ( u-ltles. Cincinnati Esther D. C.oWenberg. Parkers Dorotlu R (M,l,ll„rg. Davton Beatrir.- Il.irri.. Davlon Alberta .N I II.., L.ian.Coiuml. I .,.„l,„. I . I Unninge. Madisor Jane A. Isniy. Columbus Margaret E. Koerner. Vster -i Maxim- E. Martin. Columbus Rose S. Papier. Coliunbus r-velvn M. Philips. BucvrTis g. W.Va. l-stlier I .. SImpiro. Davton Pauline W ' engate. Rome. . Y. jmena .Mlison. Nor vood 1 larriet Wason. Uwell. bul. CLASS or 1041 Dorotl.a J. Ewing. Columbus Ali. ,■ P.vsn.r. Sl.al.r I Its riR-bna G. Downing. E. Cleveland CL SS Ol- 0,2 Marll,., i: Wlu-.icr. Madiso (•|,.,rlotlr. . alrntine. Columb, Sit. ' 111 ' i l|)li,i .Siyni.i i llic prdii ' v inn.il iionor.irv li r UirU III (lie . ' 1 lioiil (il Sorlai .• liiiliiistralioii. I lie only rci|iiiiiiiiriil liii iii,iiili(rslii|) is 2.5 for seniors. 2.8 for juniors, iiixi a i. lor soplioniores. Si) nia . lplia Siunia ' n oiirai cs Coo l lellowsliip anion(i llie sliiclents In the school of Social .Vdiiiinislration and iilso aims to maintain liiu ' h S( holarsliip: to foster hiu ' h professional standards: ,111(1 III iiK iciM- llic L ' eneral appreiialion of the needs and .iliii ' il SOI i.ii wiiik. Il sends aid for sot iai work here er II Is iii ' i ' iii ' d ,iii i is represented on the Student l.ahor Kii.iid ,111(1 llic ( omiiieric Coiinc il. i ' .verx ' year it sponsors a sliiili ' iil 1,1, nils ici ' pli 111(1 ,1 I ' oiindci ' s )., U.in(|liel. A «IV .«lil c .Mart. .A.iri, [ 476 } I ' .f. trill. .. l n. ' ru.u.1. lln.M,: lUlricli. KiUor. Elder. l.om W ' Mcr. Hiclringcr. K .ir SIGIH THGTl Til II FACLI.n MliMBLR lono Stmdslrom. Head Nurse. Uni ( LASS OI ' 1010 l,l„ I Rrill. ( nlurnl.us Miner%aM. Burmr. Vi.rr.n Pauline China. Brownwoo,!. T. Nanr ' I .. Elder. Springfield IjllinnLFIirkinger. Sleuhenvil Helen P. lleKricl.. Crestline Alice Juanila Hullin. Big San Doris M. Klar. Sl.an Mar5 ' Long, Sidney li,eM.lluM,l.l,- IvIer.Texas Cluirl„lleI-.Kil.ler. Burton . lary L. Pearork. Mooresville. Ind. Margaret K. Rol.inson, Colun.hus Betty Sherwood. London Betty 1 NN ' alker. Cliardon CL SS OF ion nnr„ll,x i; rl,l. Millerslmrg iVarsing Sjli C iillenden Av vIoL iWip. 1932 , (V„i,.lers ,M,., ed (022 1 lip purpose ol Slt- ' ina I lict.i I iiii is to sliiinrl.ilc s( liolar- sliip and uood niirsine witliin tlie srnools of nursing fhrouglioiit tlic (Oimtry and to lirlng alioiit a more co- operative union of the students of tliese srnools who arc interested in developing liigli moral, intellectual and pro- fessional advancements. The sororit ' undertakes a project yearly, the money for which is advanced from a bridge henefit. I liese proje Is are closely asso( lated with tlie pronlems of the Hetlgling nurses. The chapter was eslcii)llsl)eti in ' ' i2 and holds the distinction of being the only national scholarship society of nursing in the I ' nited Stales. , ... K.U.r. ll.lln.U Hros. Gusla son. SUme. }wll. FenirUk. SUeber. OlfensenJ. Shalfer. Papier. Jones. HelJack. Mitckcll. Stellar. While. Hullrnan. HersI.ey liacor,. Boot. K Uller. Blackvood. Fairley Isenberg, Lrrsili, lioker. I ' alls. i lusgrave, Booclicrs, Keller, Sperry, I latrtliortte. Roltinsou GranJey. Newman. McQuaJe. Jwrs. S ioJman. Fodor. [Miller. Bailey. iiuslcd. Gi ' inore f tnif lit M t f f I f fffft ftftf ft TiU BETA PI Samuel R. Beillcr. Mecli. Eng Edgar C. Clark. MecK. FACILIY 1IAIHI RS San.uelB. l-olk. M.-.I, Kern.il L Herndon. Cl,.-m, E.i ClydeT. Morris. Civil Engr. Lugf-mK l„lls, . |,.,l,. Engr. (;r. divh; s ' iudents .ln,L. . C.rrslrr. Clu-m. Engr. Edward Jordan. Elpcl. Engr. Charles L. Semmelman. Phv: CLASS Of- l9 o r.iiflimeiiny Camnia of Ohio Chapte I ' .slahlished 19. ' 69 Chapters oiinJed (885 JackB a. l)„vl.,„ Tl,«n,„a- ll,,il,v. I ' i.iua Rol,erllH„lc,r. Hu.klan.l lames .MBh„U.,.Hl.Colu..,l...s Hein A. Boker. K.lleys Island Stanley F. Book. Ro. klord Perry E. Bor I.ers. Dayton Seymour K. Browne, . ' ndover Richard W. Bueker. Davton Jack R. Cadd.li. Columl.us HelmulhW. Engelman. I.ak,w„ Stephen Eros. Cl.vela.id JosephE. Fenwi.k. Can.l.ri.lge Paul A. Fo lor. Cleveland David S. Cihnore. Canton l-orenl-. Crand.v. F. luerlnn William L. Cnd Paul . . Custals, Rohsrt E. Hartso C.. R. Hawthorn. Ros.oeR. Hersl. Rol.ertl. Ilulln,. ilaroMB. Iluste, Sidney Isenherg. .Nlasury I l.nrv J. Jacohy. I la. k J. Jones. Youngstown Wiiii.wn i:. 1,„K Wiiiian, K K.ll l.awr.n.,R Ke, Clmd.sll. Krus William I 1.1. .r. R.,l„rt W. l.uk,. e. Can. Win. Ii.sl. n. Cluml.us k. Davton . . . Plnla.l.lphia V. C..ln,nl,us in. Columl.ns I I), r. Charl.-: ,|.lon. Ml . C-olun,l h, l;lvri„ .s. I..,ml.,i I larrv E. McCarthy. Ndem l..s.(,l,r.. IiQuaide. Canton I l.nrv J. Mi.ll.. Malvern J.,l,nll. Miller. Youngstown K.nn..th W. Miller. Monrorx ille Ri.hardJ. Mitchell. Cleveland Driy Musgrave. Springfield Fritz Mvets. Canton John T. Newman. Cleveland Lewis D. Odensend. . Iasur I lowar l E. Petty. And.ersI Clavton S. Rumsev. Colun.luis Nve.Nj. . ..field. ColunJuis la.k. I. Sh.dman.Clev.landllts 1 larrv C ' Sti.l..r.Dox.r R.,l,.rt P Sl.ine. C ' olnml.us n„M„l.lll Whit... Nl.C.ml. f 1 f I ( li scl ' led iiilo till ' ii.illoii.il ciitjiiu ' criiii) lioiioriiry six ii ' tv iv .1 lllliiii in.iniiiT lo lidiior lliosr wlio hring lioiior on llicir .Mm, I . I. iter as an iiiKlcr-| ra(liialc or us an uliimniis in llic lioUl of cntiinccrlni}. lo he olit!il l ' a stiulont nnisl lie in tlii- upper 10 ' ' ol liis junior ilass or lite upper 20 ' of liis senior ilass in (ill- ( iillcu ' e ol l jit iiieeriin . I au Hela Pi liolils dinner ineelinCs (■ (r Iwo weeks and cooperates willi the si hool in all enfii- iieerint; .i li ili . lUUer. Clarh M.Card.y. IWlor. Slmln [ 478 ] f t t ft- f Slon.-. MiHcr. Kr ' in| loii. Dawwi limwfx. McCarthy i:,k„r. I ' elvrmn. bell. Gamb,. TurnhtJl. MacQuigg T E 1 1 K 1 Sninuel R. Beillrr. M.-. I.. F.ngr. Francis W. Davis. Ol.sl. Embury A. Mil. lKo l .i:nBr. Joseph H. HoUoll. Chcni. Lngr. Benjamin T.B -II.Bur !l.lll Jolin H. Brarinnn, Columlius lames F. Bruwn. Cleveland RiciiaRl V. Daw son. Coliiml.i Joseph E. Fenvviiii. Canihriilue CharlesA. Bnngerl. l.on U Robert C. Bercr. Colu.nl.us Sevmour K. Browne. Andov. Kiil.ard M I hmlin. Colu.nl. John D. Ir.lan.l. Cnl.nnl.u. FACL ' L1 ' MEMBERS Paul N. LehocAv. Ind. l-ngr. Charles E. .MacQuaBB. i: Br Robert . Ieildejohn. Ener. Dra CIvde T.Morris. Civil! -.nfir. GR. DUATF SI I Dl.Vr Kenneth K. Ildtiar. Ind. Engr. OJ SS Ol 1010 aid C. Gnmbs. Colund.us lardKehing. Toledo renceR. Kemplon. .Nil. ' . rv E. NKCarlhy. Salem nelhW. hller. Monroexi CL SS OF ion J. Theodore MrQunide. Canton Donald E. Posllevvaite. C-„h.ml.us J. R. Robinson. Washington C.I 1. l -ster E. San.slng. Clevelnn.l Rollin C. Smith. Be lford I ' .r.vW. Otl.Me h. K«anY.Tnng. Ehr. Engr Willi.m, D. Turnbull. Eng lol.n Vonnger. Ind. E.nar. Kenneth R. Peterson. Youiigslowi RirhardT. Reiss..Mron Ri,l,.,nlR. Slander. .NIansfiehl Rol.rrt P. Stone. Columbus Ja.k E. Zimn.ennan. Uudomille Ri,h.,rdS. Snyder. Columbu. Iv.ui W. SpraitTar. Warren IlarrvC.Thoben.Wellslon Rov t. I ' nder OO.I. Columln Claude While. Portsmouth Engineering Lota FounAeA 1923 30 yfembfn Texnilioi is llio .i llvity li«ii) rary lor Senior hiiulncors in rer- ocnition of tliose who li.ivo Ijeon outstanding in activities on tlie Engineers ( iiatlrantfle. Memljership is basetl on three re- f|nirenients: personahty. honesty, and all around anility. I )iir ing the course of the year lexnikoi promotes many worthw hili- activities for those in the College of I ngineering. has Tex- nilcoi is an iiuentive to the sliiclenis in the C ollege of l-ngincer- iiiL ' l l e( ome ac IIm ' in ' tr i-( iirli iiLir t iiiipiis activities. [ •♦ ' } PHI UP SILO I OillltROI nome Hcononiics Gamma Chapter 1442 Neil Avenue Established I9r} 3 Chapters FoundeJ 1900 Clara M. Ba Daisy Davis icroft. Home Eci Home Econ. Rath M. Albrand Helen T. Bower Marjorie O. BovJ Gerimde J, Caiis Julia M. Dexler Doroll.v Cocldinglo .ssor.. Hand. F ory. Walsh. Coddington. f-leranda. Binns. AlbranJ iiinl er. liower. Fischer. McClester. Cans. Sliawver. Fricfier. Fislie W ' iHiams. HJl. Dexter. Roy-il. Fisher. Snyder. Langslon. Wallace Lewis Faill. L. Gorrell. Home F.c .-Mnia C. Heiner. Home Ec( Charlotte Rngard Francis E. Fischer Rulh L. Flon- Helen J. Foster Lillian Fricker Margaret E. Fis FACCI.1T MEMBERS JuncF. Kennedy. Home E on Huehina McKay. Home Econ. CL SS OF lOfO Morv ' J. Grierson Rachel C. Hall Virginia C. Hand Eleanora F. I angston Betty J. Lewis CLASS OF 10(1 Fli7.al,elh l;. 1 lillH.rn 4 Winona L. Morgan. H. Ecoi I lorence M. Oshom. H. Eco Winilr.d J. Nhiss. Doris C. .Njauntlei Catherine L. Merc Naomi F. Middle! Martha A. Morro, B.llvC.R.,mh .Mice D. Pressey. Home Econ Eve E. Tumhull. Home Econ Elizabeth E. Snvdc Mary J. Wallace Jane Walsh Sue Z. Williams Janice Ridenour rvuihc [■:. Wiiiiat SIGMA GAM II A EPSILOI f t m f tttr u .. (,. ice ,. .S.c.i. (,.„„ ,., ;,.r ,„ , ;„„M„„,.r. (vV„l„„„.r. m. v. ;„ „, .. . Unr.v lidwards. limhwatler. Knsse . ( ,., (,„mre. CM,: McC.n.nn. l..rris. I le Mora,,. lilnUey. OK.mL: erWiev. .S,„„(„„. Uiellrr. . , f V.rt iv. K.., ,on„ r-AClJI.TY MEMBER Edward V. O ' Rouke. Mint Engr. GRADUATI-: STUDENTS Chorle. A. Reulinger. Geol. Leo E. Swiik. Geol. CLASS OI- to Victor I-, Bi„l,l,v l-mesll. BI,„k„,..,. D.idlevl ll„ h Jl., RoherlC ( ,.M, W ' illia.ol. I.lwn.d, CcrahlC (, U, Ro.cue U. I lershey Ri.lmnlll llunsinge, Willl.wn I It.dv l ' ,t ,IWM.,r.l„dl ll„rrvl M.( artl,% l..l„. I M.Cra.... Willi..... IMn.rl. I..I.., W. . h..■ll.■r (■|„.ri.., I Kat.v i:i... ' r .... I I W r.ul.l t l.. . S OF I Oil 1. w 1.. H B. ' .k !,. .nK ..Ik 1.. „r«.. 1 , ' ,.1. 1 Mi.l. lo. Mnnin (1. •org.- .• IMe R. I..rl 1 R. .l.....g I.. nr. R R„„..|| L. .l.r 1 S I..U ( ;.., . .iv .Sjirti.i Chapter F lahli hed IQJh 29 Chapter, Fmmded CJI? ' f. ' S(K) . Irmlwrt Onirer re,ldenl— Rn .rR Her h.« ' i fV i ..nl— i:...rn. .n 1 1 W r.tfl.l .Se.r..|.irv— i. lor I Hlnkl. . 7 ' ren«iin r — {..rslrrE. Snuiitlng ndex tls ' u veniSin f TO OUR RKAI)I:RS: The pages of tliis MiiKio lliat oii n;i i ' fiijoxeil so lar are clue laryeK lo ln - iinxllisli support ol tliese lirrns Eincl iiicliN itluEils wlio lia e au ertisea in llie lollowing pages. In no small mecjsure tlieir interest nas made possible llie beauty ol The 10-40 Makio. You nave enjoyed it. and for tliat tney are griilelul. We ask one last request ol lo al Obio Staters, tbat in planning your purchases you refer lo lliis ad- vertising section. In doing so you can partially rcpa a debt tbat The Obio State Universit owes its friends. In the Mcikio f niyer s Ciuid ' ou will liiid lirms of tbe bigbest quality and the most diligent ser ice. Tbe next time you need something . . . remember tbem. and their interest in Ohio State Iriiditions. I (I5iii4er6 Ljulcie i ainc Page A.li.C. C.il.rl CI-MMini. Co 497 Atl iiison-l).iuks li liisiir.ince Agencies IHO Alias l.aiiii(lr .iiid I .incn Supply ' ) I Basioin Hn.lli.Ts lO Beedivvold 507 Bl... ks riorist 407 IMnr „II. ' V ( rr.un.TN 505 Buckeye Cleaning Co 48Q Byerlyle Corporation 491 Capil.il |- in. UUP Corporation 407 C.-ntral Radio Shop 480 Clarks Bakery 501 College City Cleaners 480 Conarcl-Davis 480 n.-,in .n l Barry Co I ' H |) - Witt Opcr.iti-d Hotels I I Jolin C. Dexter 105 Drarkctt Company 505 Eesl.x Hr..lli Ts Siiulair Ser ice 489 f ' enlon C leaners aiul Dyers Inc 505 Koellers Drugs 505 JTaiikiin -American Laundry 495 I ' lirnas ice Cream Co 505 Golco Oil Co 511 Mrs. Fiigene dray 501 l-loy.l I-. Green 489 Hiiiidmruer Constru(tion Co 505 Hanna Paint Mfg. Co 501 Stew Harrison 505 I leer Printing Co 518. 510 Hennick s 505 Industrial Loan Co 505 Isaly Dairy Stores 489 Jims Restaurant 489 KauffmanLattimer Co 495 Knit Sliop 507 Kroger C irocery lUid Baking Co 511 anw Paqp f- ranc is A. Leggetl and Co 501 l.illey-.Vmes Company 505 Longs Book Store 500 Lookout House 501 David I. Malloy Plant 511 Marl.lr Clifl ( h.arries Co 489 K. P. MaxNvell 489 Montaldos 505 Northway Cabs 491 Ohio Road Improvement Co 493 Peyraud Co 495 PIiotoRenex 485 Pontiac Engraving and Electrotype Co 5 ' 3 Louis E. Posey Attractions 489 i ' ure Oil Co 507 I I. R. Rodecker ' Harry J. Rook 89 Sackett Electric Co 89 Samuel Stevens Co Scliell Scenic Studios ' Sclioedinger and Co Seneca Hotel Smith ' s Photo Studios 489 Smith ' s Roller Rinks Smitt ' s Drugs Southern Ohio Quarries Co W. H. Spohn Pluml.ing Co 495 Slate Drug and Supply Shoppe - 489 Stockyard Meat Market. Inc 50 Tice and Jeffers - N ' arsity Drug Co — N ' illaue Rcslaiuant W ' einlein Typesetting Co .., . p i r„ 505 Weisman I ' riut  o - Wendt-Bristoi Co S. S. While Denial Co 489 489 |S9 1 ' ) 491 l ' )l l«)0 [483] I X II E X Abel. Roy. Jr 269 Abelson. Eleanor 188 Abrahams. Richard I M7 Abrams. Bernard W 237 Abrams. Jack .448 Acacia Fraternitv 310. 311. 3M. 316, 317 Achor, Robert 389 Ackerman. Garrett B 4)8 Ackerman. Herbert M. _ 382 Ackerman. Joan 66. 189. 426. 476 Ackerman. Marvin 457 Ackerman. William 449 Acrce. Mary J. 894. 434 Acton. Richard M 378 Adams. Dan B. 194. 195. 267. 291. 378 Adams. Emma L. 84. 182. 446 Adams. Francis X. 449 Adams. Genevieve 418. 471 Adams. Mary P. 424 Adams. Patricia V 394. 471 Adams. Robert S. .„ 271 Adams. Roy H .387 Adcock. Lawrence W. .— 245 Addington. Marjorie M 471 Addison. Albert C 244 Adelman. Jack A. 114 Adelman. Sidney 388 Adkins. (Mrs.) Ruth H 398 Adier. Milton 362 Adovasio. Carmen L 102, 336 Acapite. Maria C. 438 Asatston, Robert S 362 Agnew. Elbert L 231 Agricultural Student, The 184, 294 Agriculture (College of) 40. 194 Ahl. William J 326 Aho. John D. 181. 374 Ahrendt. Emily E. 84. 433 Ahrendt. Marjorie G. 155 Ahrendt. William 154. 352 Aikens. Margaret E. 442 Aikin. Donald C. 63. 473 Aikin. Mary M 128. 414 Aikman. June L. 217 Ailes. Curtis L. 215. 237 Aker. Mary E. 406. 440 Alanof. Vivienne M. 84 Alban. Edith M 232 Alban Jeanne E. 136. 140. 216. 422, 423 Alban. Mary A 442 Alban. Thomas M 232 Albers. Louise E 380 Albert. Gilbert 376 Albert. Leon H 368 Alberts. Raymond J. 2 28 Albrand, Ruth M. 42. 189. 406. 480 Ibyn. Jeanne A 238 Alcorn. John B . - 458 Alders. William H 235 Aldrich. Samuel R. 320 Aldridgc. Sarah J. 84. 437, 438 Alexander, John E 475 Alexander. Romana F. 182. 192. 446. 467 Alexander. William D. 66. 338 Alexinas. Edward W. 271. 449 All Agricultural Council 200 Allan. Julie B. 54. 198. 418 Alleman. Hershel G. 102. 237 Allen. Arthur D. 54, 348 Allen. Barbara 155 Allen. Barb.ira h 422. 423. 471 Allen. Donald E, 296 Allen. Jack M 42 Allen. James W. 358 Allen. Lewis B. 3 38 Allen. Reid 42, 236. 370 Allen. Robert R 183 Allen. Ruth P. 54 Allen. Shirley B 442 Allen. William H.. Jr 135. 140. 194. 195. 211. 267. 307. 308. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 370. 371. 452 Allison. Catherine M. 42. 232 Allison, Imena 476 Allman. Albert J. 370 Allread. Mary P. 422 Almy. Emory F. 360 Almy. Merwin F. 223. 380 Alpert. Lillian S. 177. 402. 442 Alpha Chi Omega Sorority 3 14. 394. 395, 398, 399 Alpha Delta Pi Sorority 3 14. 394. 395, 400, 401 Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority 314. 394. 395, 402, 403 Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity 310. 311. 314. 318. 319 Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity 292, 293, 310, 31 1. 314. 320. 321 Alpha Gamma Sigma Fraternity 293. 310. 311. 322. 323 Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity 294. 314. 452. 453 Alpha Omega Fraternity 314. 452. 454 Alpha Phi Sorority 314. 394. 395. 404. 405 Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity 310. 311. 314. 324. 325 Alpha Alpha Psi Fraternity 314, 452 455 Rho Chi Fraternitv 266 310. Jll Sigma Phi Fraternity 310. 311. 314 Rho Chi Fraternity 266 310. 311 Sigma Phi Fraternity 310 Alpha Alpha Alpha 314 Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 294. 310. 31 1, 314. 326. 327 Alpha Xi Delta Sorority 295. 314. 335. 394. 395. 406. 407 Alpha Zeta Fraternity 294 295. 310. 311. 328. 329 Althof. Wellington C. Clinton J. . David M. David M. Joseph L. 342 29, 129 370 388 234 . 242 402. 442 472 House 437. 446 324. 354 245 Ele ctrical Engineers. Student Branch 237 Amer can Society of Me chanical Engineer s. Stu dent Branch 234. 235 Amer ne, Ivan E. 459 Ames Charlotte M. 241 Amos Esther S. 102 245. 246 Ampe r, Kathryn M. 395. 400. 440 Amrir e. Constance A. 426 Amsd en. Betry L. 217 241 Anasl James L. 237 Andcr egg. Edith A. 183 Andcr s. Charles T s. Edna Jane 54 Ander 207 Ander s. Margaret Anr 404 Ander son. Charles C. 258. 259, 263 Ander son. Earl G. son. Earl W. 233 Ander 385 Ander son. Gail H. son. Hazel F. 436 Ander 474 Ander son. Helen F. 42 Ander son. Helen N. 446 Ander son. Homer A. 458 Ander son. lames M. 458 Ander son. John E.. Jr 340 Ander son. Kathryn M. 155 Ander son, Robert L. 102. 235. 267 Ander son. Robert M. 194. 195 Ander son. Ruth E. 410 Ander son. Walter M. 54. 332. 333 Ander ton. Martha J. 84 Andra ko. Steven F. 35. 39. 66. 257. 258. 259. 260. 265. 266 342 343 Andre Kg Donald E. 229. 230. 447 Andre w. Katharine E. 206 Andre w, Mary E. 206, 418. 419 Andre ws. F. 364 Angel William D. 295 Anger man. Jark W. 358 Anger sbach. Walter H 232 Annes s. Russell W 392 Anshe n Walter 3 18 Antho ny. Harlan A 84 445 Alper . Lillian 1 55 Apple Donald W 234 Apple gate. John E. gate. Robert H 356 Apple 350 Arant Frances E. Herschel 426 Arant 330 Aram Mary 398 Archa tr. Alma 232 Arche r. Elizabeth 238 Arder y. Ann 140. 412. 466 Argue . Clifford E. 183 Arkin (Mrs) Zenda L. 54 Arme , Doris 136. 189. 206. 247 406 466 Arme -1. Seeran M. 42 Armit ii;c. Eloise S. 66 408 Armo ida. Harry 324. 325 Armo ir. Deane B. 453 Armo ir. Margaret G. 54 Armst rong, Arnold D. 186 Armst rong. Ellen E, 217 Arms rong. Floy E 217. 430. 431 436 Armst rong. Howard W 231 Armst rong. lames F. 232. 328 Arms rong. Louise J, 408 Arms rong. Newton E. 54. 294 Armst rong. Robert H. I«7. 287 Arms rong. Robert 1. 102. 372 Armst rong. Talbott V. 228 Arner Esther A 42. 194 416 Amer Hazel A 149 210 Arnet . Virginia M. 182. 218 Arnold. Charles Y. 200. 211 Arnold. Donald S. 183. 233. 449 Arnold, lames D Arnold. Robert C 259 448 Arnold. Samuel 465 Arnovitz. Sidney W. 368 Aronson. Robert L 54 Arrick. Charles D 233 Arsham. Edwin W. 182, 192, 182 Arter. Edward P. 716 Arthur. Russell A. 448 Arthurs. Winifred C 187 Arts College Counci 202 Arts and Sciences (College of) 52, 53. 194 Ash, Lillian M 189 Ash, William O . ... 66, 192, 211. 352 Ashcraft, Derwin W. 455 Ashman. Harold D. 360 Ashworth. Zella M. 217 Atchison. Louise 217, 442 Atchison. Thomas J. 176 Atherton. Carlton 342 Atherton. ( Mrs I Mi iam D. 238 Athletic Department 4, 253 Atkin. Rupert L. - 190, 222 Atkinson. Griffin A. 370 Atkinson. Hon. Her bert S. 29, 754 Atwood. EuKcnc F. 470 Augustus. Robert E. 235, 15? Aultman. Evelyn V. 446. 469 Aultman. Philip 340 Aumann. Francis R. 176 212 Austin. Jack C. 356 Auten, John H. 155. 326 Avery. Francis J. 233 Avery. Malcom P. 348 Avery. Maude E. 212 37. 358 Ayala. Loa S. 217 Ayer. Joanne F. 206. 445 Ayers. Willis C. 231 Azallion. James D. 149. 269 B Bus, Elizabeth M. 400 Babcock. Eugene W 84 Babitt. Yvette 154, 442 Babushkin. Walter 454 Bach. James G. 215, 338 Bachman, Hazel R. 149, 212, 467, 471 Bachman, Mary I. 469 Bachrach. Hortense D 155, 177. 319. 442 Bachtel. Wesley D 235 Backiel. Leonard A 54 Backus, Gilbert R 461 Bacon. Jack 102. 478 Bacon. Raymond C 236 Bacon. William T. 449 Bader. Morton 66. 368. 369 Bader. Robert 78. 368 Badger. Max G 124, 459 Bacr. Betty J. 149, 206, 428, 429 Baer. Charles H. 200 Baesel. Robert C 102, 388 Bagley. Eleanor M. 191 Bailey. Andrew C. 448 Bailey. Eleanor M. 241 Bailey, Iris E. 191 Bailey. James A 342 Bailey. John A. 235 Bailey. Maxwell J. 449 Bailey. Norine M. 191 Bailey. Phrocine R. 148. 149. 1 4. 175. 177. 412. 413 Bailey. Randel E. 23 3 Bailey. Robert M. 45 5 Bailey. Tliomas G. 448. 478 Baird. Margie A. 84. 119. 426. 427 Baird. Ruth E. 220. 440 Baker. Dale B. 23 3 Baker. Dorothy E. 84. 247. 395. 444 Baker. Evelyn S. 212. 424 Baker. George H. 54 Baker. lanet R, 410 Baker. Lloyd E. 235 Baker. Marjorie E. 43 2, 440 Baker. Martha J. 155. 177, 412, 445 Baker. Maurice B. 23 3 Baker. Richard H. 314. 3 28 Baker. Robert D. 190 Baker. Robert F. 107. 234. 236. 455. 478 Baker. Robert Fulton 449 Baker. Robert S. 222. 225. 320. 321 Baker. Rollo C. 113 Bakody. John T. 114 Balas. Jerome I 66. 218. 457 Balth. Donald L. 112. Ill Baldner. Robert L. 447 Baldwin. Dorothy L. 230. 232, 416 Baldwin. Rus.el M. 456, 473 Balint. Ernest D 378, 379 Ball. Bernard C. 244 Ballanline. Ralph W. 179. 150 Balmer. 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Charles i Eugene V( , 448 312, 458 462 480 , 318 376 201. 479 460 211 84 242 328 410 376 190 232 412 466 436 418 229 335 116 445 156 232 , 445 217. 474 190 269. . 468 2.322 146 , 334 189. . 406 . 440 411, 471 462 426 416 449 391 314. 398 471 447 259. 188 195 H. 388 386 401 178 218 J Bate Wa Bath. Chr, 42. Bauer Helen C Lillian V Bauer Wayne W. Bauer e. William J. Baugh man. Dale W Baugh man. Raymonc Baum lohn A Baum. Mar.ella Baumj n. Ruth E Baumi. artner. Rnbet Baumoel. Kermii J. Baver. Leonard D. Bay. David S, Bay. Robert L, 2 Baylis . lohn R Ba.ler William R Beach Frank H Beach William C. Beall. Francis W BeaM. Howard S Be.ls. Jack M 410 66 215. 385 460 474 442 229. 210 372 . 448 448 . 216 4 ' 0 182 18« 212 212 470 149 128 225. .128 15 446 4 28 J Realty. Jark Beauchal. Gr Beboul. Jean Beck. Rernadine Beck. Clifford E Beck. Edwin H Beck Mrlba I ' [484] J koto lf e flex . . . takes pride in liaving been tlie official photo grapher of lliis MAKIO. 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William C - - 259 Bell. William T. 346 Beller. Milton « Bellino. Frank - -• 289 Bel, Vernon C. 235. 475 Beltz. lone L 408 Behz. Philip B 354 Bellz Robert V. 447 Bembower. Weldon C. 149. 2 3 2 . Bemhower. William P 447 Bender. Paul H 242. 328 Benedict. Harold A. 42. 244 Benedict. Melvin C 455 Bencdum. Wilbert C. 234 Bennet. William J. 259 Bennett Barbara J. 406. 440 Bennett. Benjamin A. 84 Bennett. John D 270 Bennett Myron L - 215 Bennil, Raymond D 83. 385 Benoy. Ellen L. 420 Benoy. HarUn H. 326 Benson. Casper H 458 g nson. MauVice L - 385 Bentley. Jackson C 316 Ben.z. Carol E 54, 189 Bercaw. A.cherson 390 Berez.n. Evelyn C 402. 442 BerK. Morris .- 233 Berger. Jerome A 362 Burger Robert C. -140. 237, 269. 468. 479 Berger. Robert F. 352 Berger. William D 244 Berg.n. Nancy A 187. 412 Bergm. William P. 330 Bergman. Mary _ 440 Berrnger. Ada F. 84 Berkhouse. Rudolph G. 447 Berman. Jean R. 42. 208 Bernian. Milton 78. 386 Bernard. Donald D. 147. 149. 187. 229. 447 Berndsen. Ebert W. . - 374 Bernon. Melvin C. 203 Berns. Henry E .236 Bernstein. Robert H 120. 462 Berris. Robert D. 54. 382. 473 Berry. Nancy I. _. 184 Berry. Reed P. 222 Berry, William E. 346 Barthold. Howard C 269. 374. Barthold. Norman R 374 Bertke. Lester E 374 Berwick. Dougla. M 242 Beshara. George E. 286. 344. 345 Besozzi. John 449. 470 Bessey. Dayle R 346 Bessler. Manon J. 440 Bessmetnik. Martin 376 Best. Richard F. 348. 349 Beta Alpha P i 464 Beta Gamma Sigma 351. 465 Beta Theta Pi 146. 293. 294. HO. 311. 314. 330. 331 Bevis. Howard L 4. 5 Bialosky. Franklin 382 Bialosky. Joseph I. 368. 369 Bickart. Richard W. 132. 133. 140. 354 Bicknell. William S. 215. 346. 470 Bickoff. Don 231. 376 Biddle. Jack C 84. 240 Bieber. Claris C 85. 241 Biedel. Clark W. 140 Bieterman. Thomi E 447 Bigham. Robert E 320 Bi--ler. Robert R 237. 448 Biglow. George P 358 Bilfield. Albert E 462 Billman. Betty G 410 BiUman. Joseph E. 228 Bills. Robert D 366 Bilsky. Leo M. 376 Binegar. Frances M 42 Bingham. Claude H. 321 Bingham, George R. 342 Binkley. Dons C 55. 212 Binkley. Victor F. 102. 480 Bmkoviiz. Albcn _ 470 Binns. Emily J 42 Bircher. Glen F. - 228 Bird. Charles H. 310. 336 Bird. Robert A. 364 Bird. William M 233 Birdsall. Weston D 449 Birkeland. Jorgen M, 328 Birnbaum. Florence S. 442. 443 Birnie. Bonnie J. 442 Birnkrant. Robert J. 470 Biscan, Ivan J 464 Biser. Roger W. „ .447 Bishoff. Avery M. . - 352 ashop. Louise M. 148. 149, 412, 413 Bishop, Martha C. 238 Bishow, Judith M. 154. 155. 428. 442 BUsell. Edwin O.. Jr. 42, 334. 344. 345 Bissell. Margaret E. 203. 241. 469 Bittikofer. Myron R 102 Bittner. Marian L. 85 Bixler. Donald P .456 Black. David G. 336 Black. Frank E 229 Black. Robert H. 228. 322 Blackford. Merry V. 155. 179 Blackman. Charles L - 328 Blackmore. Betty J 232 Blackmore. Ernest L 480 Blackwood. James M. 102. 245, 334. 355. 478 Blair. Albert R 459 Blair. Betty V 406 Blair, Kathryn A. 418 Blake. Francis E 223 Blake. Jeanne 241 Blakesley. Eleanor R. 238 Blanchard. Rosemary 128 Blancke. Clay H. 85. 280. 467 Bland. Irvin G 336 Bland. Laureen _ 85 Blanton, Irvine P 366 Blatt. Milton D - 448 Blauser. Israel P. 236. 3 28 Blayney. Earl M. 42. 250. 244. 447 Blazewicz. Selim J 460 Blazler. Kathryn E 85. 398 Bleich. Velma D. 402. 442 Blend. Richard F 564 Blessing Margaret R. 474 BIcyney. Vildren 247 BUckensderfcr, Marne M. 278 Blickle. John E. 255, 259, 275. 278. 326 Bliss. Theda K, .. - 43 Blizzard. Edith E 212 Bloch. Paul D. 188. 318 Block. Arlene V. 432. 433. 440 Block. Arthur J. 562 Block. Claire J. 442 Block. Harriet M. 442 Block. S.iul R 269 Blocker. Katherinc M 471 Bloom. John C. 140. 269. 449. 468 Bloom. Selma R 428 Bloomberg. Theodore N. 368 Blose. Helen L 410 Blosser. Harry N 120 Blue. Betty J 220, 440 Blue, lane 212 BluflF. ' John R 202 Blum. Harry 447 Blum. Sylvia M 85. 218. 402. 403 Blumberg. Leonard A. 362 Blumenschein. Carl T. 66. 314. 332. 333 Blyth. David D. 184 Boals. David H 310. 445 Boals. Jeanne E 418. 440 Board of Trustees 29 Boardman, Charles H. .102. 222. 233, 330 Boaz. Harold E 447 Bobst. Sarah 154. 202. 420. 442 Bobula. Walter _ 385 Bodwell. Pauline L 410 Boehk. Karl E. 448 Boehm. Lloyd A. 114. 45 3 Boehme. Robert C. 120. 3 34 Boerger. Paul W. 229. 232 Bohannan. Robert C. 356 Bohart. Nancy E 420 Bohl. Edward H, 322 Boker. Heinz A 102. 233. 448. 478 Bole. Rosemary 212 Boles. Ewing T. 149. 358. 470 Boli. Elizabeth A. 232, 438 Bolliger. Vesta M. 85. 440 Boiling. George M. 3 30. 467 Bolon, Dallas S 469 Bolon, Ruthe H 85. 445, 467 Bolton. Frank A. Jr. 356 Bomeli. Edwin C 179. 447. 470 Bomesberger. Virginia i G. 55. Bonar. Martin M. 240. 244 Bonar, Robert W. 43 424 Bondy RusmII F. 78 Bone. Virginia 212 Bonnell. Bettyt G. 216, 406 Bonnell. Margaret H. 395, 406 Bonnell. Rollo W. 458 Bonner. John T. 155, 192. 311. Hi. 530 Bonnette. Umar L. 449 Bonney. Betty 216. 219, Booher. Howard E. 215. 316 Booher. Larry A 149. 178, 179, 269. 447 Book. Stanley F 234. 447. 478 Boord. Cecil E. 387 357 Boot and Saddle Club 301 Booth. Edmond J. Booth. William S. 342. 458 243. 370. 571 Boothe. Viva 469 Borchers. Perry E. 183. 391. 478 Borghese. Lola A. 434 Borman. John A. 449 Born. Ellis H. 235 Bornstein, Lloyd 362 Bornstein. Millard F. 66, 218. 310. 362 Boroff. Robert W. 85. 467 Borror. Rodger O. 472 Bort. Gladys B. 120. 207 Bortel. Stanley D. 453 Borton. Lincoln L. 244 Boseck. Margaret M. 45 Bosserman. Bayard E 252. 244. 522 Bostelmann. Clarissa S 85 Bostic. Helen V. 154. 155 Bostwick. Esther E. 205, 241 Bostwick, Julia E. 55. 205. 474 Bottenhorn. Irwin A 461 Botts. Bruce C 229 Boucher, Carl 461 Boucher, Leon W 252 Boughton. Margaret J. . 406 Boulton, James G 330 Boulton, Martha 202. 412 Bourquin, Martha J. 43 Boving. Dorothy L. 187, 445 Bowen, Paul H. 235. 391 Bower. Forest 43. 244 Bower, Helen T. 37. 45. 194, 195, 198. 199, 212, 241. 267. 480 Bower, Ruth E. 212, 217 Bowers, Gary W 544 Bowers, Edison L 465 orge 66, 296. 510, 574, 375 John D. 228, 328 John S. Madeline J. 354. 555 Bowers. Madeline J. 85. 241. 456 Bowman. Constance M. 203 Bowman. Dorothy H. 216. 456 Bowman, Jean M. 155. 177 Bowman. Lloyd E. 229. 252 Bowshicr. James 275. 278. 378 Bowytz. Arline R. 177. 402, 442 Boyce. Alda M. 440 Boyce, Robert M 183 Boyd. James E. 326 ph H. lie V. Boyd, J Boyd Boyd, Marj Boyd. Wayn Boyer. Fran Boyer. Jami Boyer, Keni Boyer, Laura J. Boyer, Robert O. Boynton, Chester A. Bozarth. Harry L. Braden. John G. Bradfiels. James E. Bradfield. Edward Bradfield. Robert W. Bradford. George T. Bradford. Phil Bradford. Robert W. Bradford. Ruth G. Bradley, Carolyn G. Bradley. Eileen F. Bradley, lean Bradley. Shirley E. Bradshaw. Sarah J. Bradstock. No 346 66 43. 406, 480 459 187 114, 455 102, 222, 225. 257 55. 189, 410. 41 1. 474 432 470 546 278. 584 286. 447 173 356 66. 404 474 216 404 471 85. 189 Brady. Jack H. Brady. Thomas Bragg. John D. Bramble. Barbar 238. 548, 549 63. 473 348 144. 418, 471 36, 37. . 145. 418. 419, 466 55, 422 Brancamp. Joseph H- 460 Beandon. Grant G. Brands. Dorothy M. 191 217 Brands. Marjone J. 217. 466 Brandt. Joseph R Brannan. John H 229, 384 479 Bransfom. Kenneth B. 55 Bransom. Jean W. Brant. Arthur M. 346 Brant. Richard D 322 Brantner. John W. 346 Brashear. Ann M. 191 Bratman. Leonard C. 319 Bran. James E 511 590 Brattain. William E 120. 587 Bratton. James K 184. 244. Branon, Leroy M. 43. 244. Bratton. Ruth E 217, 424 Braunlin. Janet M 442 Bray. Robert J 456 Breckenridge. Martha I) 408 Breese. Letitia K 206. 418 Breeze. Frances J 404 Breeze. Richard T 222. 374 Brehm. Betts C 85, 410 Breidenbach. Lloyd J. 449 Breisch. Blanche O 66. 394. 450. 4)1 465 Brendel. Ralph R 55. 467 Brennamann. Jacob P 207, 387 Brenner. William. Jr 336 Brescia. Anthony J. 66. 354 Breverman. David 457 Brevoort. Frank L. 140, 225. 225, 255 Brewer. Frances E 418 Brewer. Robert J . 67. 389. 465 Bricker. John A. 250. 2)2. 244. 52; Bricker. Robert M 336 Bridenbaugh. Donald D 578 Bridenstine. William A. 459 Bridgeford. Otis E. 55 Bridges. Qaude F. 385 Bridgman, John K. 154. 291. 330 Brifman. Theodore 470 Briggs. Gordon B. 45. 328 Briggs. Wilda J. 191. 217 Bright. Avalon M 154. 155. 398. 399. 471 Brightman. Mary E. 474 Bright ell. James R. 269 Brill. Frank D 387 Brill. Harold 454 Brim. Orville. G 3  Brindle. James L _ 356 Briner. Mary V _ „.199 Brinkman. Henry H. .464 Bristow. Mary J. 241 Britt. Ida J 85. 477 Brittan. Robert 366 Brittingham. Harry H. 392 Britton. Waneta 241. 442 Broadman. Andrew P. 390 Broadway. Arthur H. 464, 465 Brobeck. Marjone M. 191. 446 Brockway. Ronald S. 392 Brode. Wallace R. 278. 342 Brodt. Stanley 188 Brody. Howard W. 230. 231 Brody. Ruth B. 149. 428. 429 Broerman. Richard A. 346 Brook. Eugene 192. 376. 377 Brooke. Leslie A 348 Brooklyn. Lillian R 442 Brooks. Betty J _232 Brooks. Maxine 232, 424 Brooks. Phence M 85 Brooks. Richard H. 114, 458 Brooks. Sidney P. 215 Brosius. Leslie J. . 584 Broizman. Allan G . 231. 328 Broughion. jack W. 85 Brouthers. Vivian E. 442 Brown. Aileen H. 412 Brown. Alex 114 119 Br, CI M. 587 Brown. Clifford J. 574 Brown. Donna L. 198. 208. 418. 419 Brown. Edgel D. 580 Brown. Elizabeth G. 140. 205. 207, 212 Brown. George E. 291. 342 Brown, 360 Brown. Harold E. 85 Brown. Herbert E., Jr. 267. 181. 270. 340 Brown. Howard D. 231, 322 Brown. Jack D. 364 Brown, ame. F. 102. 391, 479 458 Brown. . ohn E . Jr. 350 Brown. ohn W. 311 Brown Lloyd O . Jr. Marguerite A. 470 Brown. 182, Roberl Rober Roberl 471 3 , 412 236 67, 3)8 370 364 78, 461 458 120, 207. 110 |r. 179 1 [486] Browne. Srvmore K. 102. IgJ. 222. 2J . 391. 478. 479 Brown.wtll. George E. 222. 22). 245. HO Brownfield. William W. 384 Browning Dramatic Society 189. 419 BrowninK, Melvin F. 449 Browning. Thomas N. 370 Brubaker, Richard M. 232. 236. 320 Brub.ilcer. Robert F. 232, 236 Brubaker. Virgil W. 237 Bruce. Robert A. 346 Bruckner. Edwin . 259, 350. 351 Bruell. Eleanore P. 402 Brumley. Oscar V. 122. 123, 455 Brunev. Robert C. 190, 235 Brunk. Lew, J 461 Brunner. Geraldine A. 85, 412 Brunner, Jean R. 85. 191. 203, 466 Brunner. Mary N. 467 Brunt. Albert E. 245 Bruniell. Col. Otto L. 221 Bru h. Martha J. 198. 394. 396. 418 Bryan, Mary I 426 Bryant, Willard G 149. 242. 447. 4 ' 0 Buccalo. Mrs Dora A. 246 Buchanan, Dorothy L. 4M Buchanan, lean T 434 Buch,,nan. Roland E. 352 Buchanan Ruth C 414 Bucher. Ella E 241 Bucher, Richard W 449 Buchholrer, Dayid R 378 Buchmsky. John 378 Buchm,,n. Jerome J 318 Buchwalter, Dudley E 103, 480 Buck, Elizabeth O. 55, 189, 426 Buck, Karl F 336 Bucket and Dipper 134 Buckeye Club 447 Buckingham, Malcom 3 26 Buehrer, Virginia A, 398. 44 5 Bueker. Richard W. 478 Buenau, Harold P. 13, 310, 452, 456. 473 Buerk. Phyllis P. 199. 432. 433 Buess. Laverne E. 10 3. 2 3 Buhrman. Charles M. 3 58 Buker. Mae E. 149. 206. 471 Buker, Marguerite 220 Buker, Paul S 310 Bu.kley, Dortha 217 Bulklev, William S 378 Bullock, Mrs Edith P. .. 439 Bunner, Mary A. 408 Burch. Forest R 236 Biirch. Jack P 222, 334. 335 Burchett. Warren G. 387 Burdehin. Harold W 3 30 Burger. Roberta }. 120, 195, 205, 207. 241. 367 Burgess, Elizabeth E, 430 Burgess, Laurence D 334 Burgwald, Louis H. 228 Burgy. Marcene E. 442 Burke. Martha M. 140. 394. 396, 408 Burkev, Albert A 344 Burkey. Gayle M, 438 Burkey, Margaret C 412 Burkhardt, Michael N 236 Burkhardt. Leslie 215 Burley. O ' in E _ 465 Burner, Minerya 477 Burnham. Donald L, 223 Burnham. Lehr H. 67 Burnham. Walter C. 360. 464. 465 Burns. Bill 448 Burns. Clara J 476 Burns. Raymond U 354 Burrell. Jack F. 154. 155. 197. 223 Burrell, Robert B. 458 Burrell, Robin C. 326 Burris, Janet L 410 Burrows, Fred W. 194, 231. 267. 296 Burrows. Ward H. 354 Burt, Eleanore 37, 39 Burt, Maynard S. 311, 318 Burt, Roland C. 103, 245 Burn, Benjamin P. 149, 179, 187. 287, 470 Burtt, Harold E. 291 Burwell. Clara J. 86. 474 Busch. Florence M. 140, 437, 442, 443 Busch, Frederick F. 3 34 Busey, Caryel , 55, 467 Bush, Chester A. 235 Bush, Lewis C. 67 Bush, Norman F 342 Buskirk. Paul J. 229. 232, 322 Buss, Mary M. 99, 440 Buss, Richard G. 3 28 Butler, Edward A, 149, 366 Butler, Lawrence L, ... 179. 187. 414. 415 Buxbaum. Lewis 3|3. 382 Byrd. Eyelvn J 219 Byrne. Geraldine M. 241. 475 Cable. Ralph 67. 225. 346 Cable, Lawrence W. 346 Cable, Robert 480 Caddell, Jack R, 225, 233, 478 Cahill. Vern R. 140, 229, 232, 328 Caito, Anthony M, 245 Calayan, Harry M. 135. 196. 309. 340, 341 Caldwell. Elmer I. 43. 244. 320 Calewell. Frank C. 381 Caldwell, Henry G. 140. 222. 233 Caldwell. Nancy Lee 426 Caldwell. William D. 574 Calebaugh. Helen L. 232. 395. 424 Calhoun. Charles E. 229 Calhoun. Philip R 67 Calkins, George H. 173 Callahan, Edna M. 434 Calland, Don H 340 Calland, Jean A 55. 208, 217 Cilland, W. D. 103 Calland, William R. 114, 460 Callowa . Helen C. 471 Cameron, Donald E. 67, 374 Cameron. Margaret E. 398, 399 Cimpbell, Ann a M, 43, 217. 416 Campbell. Glenella 191. 442 Campbell. James W. 230. 244, 449 Campbell, Kenyon S. I7 Cimpbe ' l, Lowell 2 36 Campbell, Maryin J. 43, 230, 322 Cimpbell, Mary 416 Campbell, Hon. M. 29 Campbell, Samuel S 456 Campbell, William R. 234. 235. 370 C.nadiy. Gordon F 2 37 Cannode. Margery A. 2 38 Cannon, James D 291 Cantwell, Lee C. 3 32 Caplan. lerry M 318 Caplan. Rudolf H. 5 5 Capper. Donald 447 Cans. Gertrude J. 86. 220. 480 Carl. Charles T. 67. 289 Carl. Lois 440 Carl. Martha P. . 438 Carey, Yolanda M. 238. 436 Carlin. Earl V 259, 346 Carlson. Charles A. .. 356 Carlson. Fred A 374 Carlson, John A, 328 Carmack, Justine .144. 145, 148, 149, 422, 423, 471 Carmany, Betty J. 420 Carnahan, John B. 448, 470 Carnes, John N. 114, 453 Carpenter, Florence B. 86, 206. 438. 475 Carpenter, Paul R. . . 455 Carr, Barbara M 232 Carr, Edward J 342 Carr, Ethbert S 236 Carr. George T 222, 447 Carroll. Mary M. - 440 Cirroll, Ray 271 Carruthers, John L 245 Carskadden, Robert I, 390 Carson, William N, 470 Carstcnsen, Mae A. 438. 471 Carter, Bowen C. 452 Carter, Dean A. 215 Carter, Harold 5 5 Carter, Harry H. 86, 269, 449, 468 Carter. Homer D. 45 5 Carter. Jane A 440 Carter. Russell L _.. 67 Cartwri ht. Nolan H 346 Gary. Howard B, 316 Case, Bentley S 447 Casebolt, Russell B 86. 385 Casey, Jean E. 149, 205, 206, 216,471 Cashatt, Ann E. 140, 418 Cashman, Samuel C. 244. 3 22 Casner, James W. 330 Casner, Lewis E. 192, 197, 330 Cassell, Kenneth M, 43 Cassell. Paul W 244 Casser, Blanche A 442 Cassidy. Robert H, 114, 458 Castiglioni, Howard E 103, 391 Castle, Clarence H, 244 Catching, Richard M 340 Cathcart, George F 348 Catron, Robert F. 242, 356 Caudill, Darrell C, 458 Caulkins, Dane V, 86 Cayanaugh, Thomas S. 449 Cayes, William M. 67 Cennamo, Anthony D, 324 Ceryone, Charles P, 366 Cesnik. Fred P. 103, 235 Chadwi,k, Lewis C. 328 Chadwick, Ralph D. 291 Chaffee, William M. 43, 228 Chailkin, William E. 287. 310, 376, 377 :, Leo J 376 fin. Marge 188. 442 nberlin, Martha S. 86, 189. 205. 422 nber.. Alyce V. 136. 140. 187. 189. 198, 212, 418 Chambers, Ruth Chamber , Wal Chandler Jim Chandler MabI Chandler Rober Chaney, Chancy. L I Chapin. John L Chapl.n. Mildre Chapman Franc Charles, (Mrs.) 206. 216. 420. 421 455 231 446 183, 322 447 449. 470 155. 182, 215. 470 474 86 212 W 316. 366 irion C. 230. 438 bara E. 155, 177, 179, 402, 403, 442 232 283 407. Chichilo, Pett Ch diey. Willij Chilcote, EUz. Childers, Nor H M. 223 448 235. 392 1 B, 442, 471 F. 23;, 322. 328 e 410 136. 137. 413 440. 477 H, oph. Gather] opher, Byro Christy, Pat Christy, Sta Chu ng 243, 86 338 453 242, 271 118 223 316 207 86 219 243 448 440 314, 389 412 67. 338. 339 408 184, ch, Marie E. Churchward, Elizabeth J 230, 232. 283. 396. 416, 471 Cissna. Charles D 364 Clager, Francis J. 67 Clagg, Eleanor L. .._ 440 Clagg, Janice . 442 Clair, Frank J 255, 258. 259, 260, 263, 330 Clapper, Robert B 23 3 Clark, Alice J, ..._ 436 Clark, Betty J _ _ 86 Clark, Charles F. .._ _ 458 Clark, Donald E. 103, 391 Clark. Dorothy J 5 5 ■■ ' ' ■ .-391, 478 _ 55 Clark, Jane F __1«9, 432 Clark, Loy R _ 232, 244 -440 Clark, Monabelll E, .. 43 CJark, Richard E 448 Clark, Richard L. 372 Clark, Robert A 328 Clark, Robert L. . 43 244 Clark, Samuel S, .. 377 Clark, Stewart E. 187, 282. 283, 370 371 Clark, Thomas E. 114 453 Clark, Truman 183 Clarke, Boris H. 24U Clarke, Fenton P. 448 Clarke, Helen M. 426 Class, Robert N. 149, 215, 230, 447, 470 Claugus, Frederick W 447 Clawson, June D. 422 Clawson, Stuart H. 330 470 Cleaveland. Henry G. 86, 21 1, 267 :79, 283, 342, 343 Cleaver, Walter H. 340 Cleveland, Suzanne 398 Clevenger, Clarence M 233 Clevenger, Richard C. 67. 358, 464 Clever, Andrew F. 384 Cleverly, Robert B, 342 Clickenger, Dons E. 212, 406. 474 ChfTord, William J. 330 dinger, Mary H, 37 39, 55, 189, 198, 418 Cloran, Thomas S 311 Close, Manha E 440 Cohen, Anne Close, Richard L, 78, 461 Qouse, George D, 1 49 r-i .. 2, 352 1, ' louse, Howard L, 3 34 Qouse, Lucille E. 197 Cloy,., Thoma. B. I;; Clum, Floyd Myron 132 Clum, Harold V. 43, 200, Clymer, R R 4,, Coate, Benjamin D 344 Cobb, James J },4 Cobb, Samuel H ij2 Coberly, Wilford P ),, -ochran, Angelene E 237 Cochron, Thomas A HI Cockburn Mary G 40S Cockin., Edith D 30, 418 t dington, Delma L. 440 Coddington, Dorothy 189 Coddington. Edwin F 316 Coddington, Gilbert H, 392 Coddington, Oscar L. 458 Coe, Betty J. m Co., Roben D ll Coffeen. Willi.m W 24, Coffin, Roben M 340 Coffman, Fr.nci, B. 3 30 Coffman, John S ,90 r k ' s9 . J ' Cohagan, Martha A. 148, 149 426. 427 86, 467 r„h.„ R ' -onen, Hetty 4 5 c± - 1; ' ' ■ V •• • ' Cohen, Evelyn R. 2! Cohen, Judith M 149, 394. Cohen, Mitchel D. 67 Cohen. Morton H. j?i Cohen, Ruth 44 Cohen, Sanford 182. 470 cohi:;- T ' r • « ohen, Theodore if.? Coil. James R Jj Coil, Lysbeth A 86 Colby, Margaret L. 418, 4 37, Cole, Charles H 244, 32 Cole, Harmon A J20 Cole, Lewis 243 S!:: r ' iXVJ ' t. in Cot:: : tter ' lne VA Coleman William 447, i t-olen, Allyn yy Coles, Roben W. 242 College of Engineering 100 Co eli. Anthunv F. 280. 281 Colhcott, Estiier 43J Col lier. John « 4,; Collier. Mary O. 217 232 Collins. Bettr J. 404 Collins. Leroy A. 285, 449 Co ms, Richard H. 310 -ollis, Harry O. 103, 222 Colopy, Jack W. ' • ' ■ V4 8olT,- fcld ' ' Ut Combs W.lla R. 86. 436 L.omeIIo, George W. 67, 314, Comet, Soloman 218 Commerce and Adminis- tration (College of) 64, Commerce College Council ' 421 Compton, Eimer W, 475 Compton, Ernest F, 384 Conard, John K. 467 Conaway, (Mrs.) Christine Y. 53, 212 Condon, George E. 181. 211 Conkle, Allan J. 448 Conn, Edwin 376 Connell, Bernard J. 354 Connelly, Mildred A. 43 Conner, Florence 415 Conner, Phyllis E. 444 Conner, Roben I 366 Conner, Ted H 86, 222, 225. 385 Conner, Thomas W, . 366 Conner, William B. 364 Connett, Catherine C. 406 Connolly, Oiancy C. 236. 241 Connor, Charles E. 290 Connor, Florence H, 291, 414 Conner, Robert J 149 Connors. Crawford 22 3 Conover. Florence M 149. 212. 440. 471 Conrad. K. 294 Con.-ad. Nina B 86. 191. 432. 433 Conrey. Guy W. 326 Conrey. Josephine C 445 Conrey. Marion F 445 Converse. Charlotte 442 Conway. Dorothy L. 86. 217. 467. 474 Cook. Carroll M 232. 416 Cook. Cynthia A. 440 Cook. Elotft L. ,. 86 Cook. Jean A. _ 400, 401 Cook. Marci L. . . 217 [487] onai a f tvilatlonsl TO THE CHAl lo llic Biukc -v. (Ii, impious ol llic liiu 1 i-ri. ,iikI to llieir competent ( oa li I ratuis A. Srhmklt. we extend our most hearty congratulations. Your supreme perform- ance on the gridiron, displaying a brilliance unsurpassed by any team in the middle west, put Ohio State right on top where it belongs, and we are proud of you. Next year ' s football fans will indeed miss the graduating senior Buckeyes who con;ribiited so much to this success. e most sincerely hope that the team will continue in this path of fame and glory which you have made for your- selves, showing the same fine enthusiasm and team spirit. The reverberating echoes of the cheers that filled the sta- diimi on those autumn afternoons have died away, but the memory of you ' - splendid playing and sportsmanship remains a svmbol of C)hio State lo all your lootball fans. LINEUP ' Ti Row. •10 Tucci. 25 Esco Sarkliinen, 29 Clair. 15 Simione. I -1 W ' edebrooli. 5 Rabb. 6 Zad- worney. White. 56 Andra- ko (Captain). 17 Bartschy. 28 Whitehead. 27 Spears. 51 Smith, 50 Marino. 55 Camp- bell Graf. f)5 Welbaum. Secoi A Roir: Head Coach h ram is A Schmidt. Backfield Coach Blickle. 00 Wuellner. 20 Bell. 52 Scarberry. 22 . nderson. 58 Howe. 01 Coyer. II liennet. I Strausbaugh. Scott. 71 Madro. 51 Tobik. 10 Rosen. 52 Santschi. 20 Nosker. 77,.rd Roir: line Coai h ( •odirey. I ' resli- man Coach Mackey. Knd Coach Ciillman. 55 Maag. 55 Kino Sarkkinen. 01 Cray, 50 1 Icrshbirgcr, 10 Thom, 1 Han loll. -2 . slin. O P.irrv. 51 C.ruiuli.-s. 1 lie. klinger. 50 ( )iiian. Senior Manager Wil- li. uus. 2 I ' isher, 5 Sexton, 24 avistoske, 15 1 lelTelhnger, 21 Carlin, 58 hox. 00 l.indsev, 0 Cornsweet. 18 (uislavson. I I Dixon, 25 Howard. ■o(,r i Roir: I i.iiii.i Sinilli. Assislant Line Co.iih .lones. 15 Stevenson, 02 Karvasales. I ) Moloney, 50 IVu(kner, 11 .la k Craf. 55 H.iddy. 12 ll.dl.dirin. 10 Kin- ka.lr. 00 Arnold. 12 l i cinini. [488] I IONS OF THE BIG rom Louis E. Posey Allrac lions Millions Musir Sli.ri- Eesley s Bros.. SiiKidii Service I Ml, „n,rili«l,-r OIV, CoHtircl-Oiivis 187 N„rll, lliul. SlM-.l I lie Sackett Electric Co. T nil . 1 Dilrlli Siriil Smitty ' s Drugs imI, ...1.1 liiuii H. R. Roclecker — I pewriters r li. anil lliuli WA Jori-Scl.-s. K.nl.ils. Krp.iirs Varsity Drug Company lOlli ,in l IhJ, Smith s Photo Studios J() )() N IliL ' ll Slr.rl The Buckeye Cleaning Co. AD -.211-, — I A Ji ' -.i Isaly Dairy Stores l( 2n ,,n l I SOI . Iligli Slrp.l Jim s Restaurant I ' --,2 ll.ul, S1...I Central Radio Sli()|) looi lliul, Siii.i Moyd F. C reen .M„y„r ' l ( ' ,I..M,l,u Harry J. Rook Society Briiiul C ' lulll. '  College City Cleaners 1606 N lliv ' li Slri-,1 Atkinson-Dauksch ■ lii.ur.in,,- ol All KimU State Drug and Supply Shoppe l(,(,ll ,il An,.,,,,,. The Marble ClilT ( u.urics Co. 20 lihl, Slr,-,l Smith s Roller Rinki N„rll,v I Av,— . I „„rll, Slr,-.l Congratulations! A Fine Bunch oj Bovs — V Coacnea. E. P.MaxuH ' li • -, r A ec I he Scanet Scourqe ■w !m I [ 44a a: a 3 !5 .89..15,,M 3i6 3?, 36 17 86 87 31 s[,,53 , L± 50,53 [489] Coolc. Robtrt W. 385. 475 Cool. John B 352 Cooney. Robfrl ■447 Coons. John J 330. 458 Cooper, B iiy J. 414 Cooper. Frank M. 233 Cooper. Guy 316 Cooper, Jack R 62 Cooper. Lewis E 338 Cooper. Marcia E. 136, 140, 181. 202. 212. 446. 466 Cooper. Mary E. 86. 189, 424, 425 Cooper. Mary E 238 Cooper. Paul D. 222, 233 Cooper. Roben C 243 Cooper. Roger C. ._.245 Cooper. Wayne R 242 Cooper, William G. 245 Cooper, William J. 447 Cooperrider. Durwood 284 Cooperrider. Luke K. 285 Cooperrider. Mary P. 202, 412, 413, 471 Cooperrider. Mea L, 206 Cope, Eugene M 338 Coplan, Robert C 382 Copley. Harold E, 222, 449 Copper. Ferris P, 87 Corbett, Mary E 43. 414 Corbett. Rita A. 179. 412. 413. 471 Corbin. Merrill M 244 Cordray. John N. 244 Coreno Victor L. 154. 324 Coriell. Betty A. 445 Corkwell, Betty 99. 424 Corn, Nancy M. 154. 202. 446. 471 elius aidh 55. ' 410 Corne lius. Paul I. 244 Cornelius. Sue 37 . 39. 67. 189, 194. 195. 198, 205, 267. 410. 411 Cornelius, William L, 244 67 Cornell, Jane 474 Cornett, Dallas L. 244. 449 Cornswect, Harold G. 259. 286 Corp, Jeanne E 140 Correll. John B. 155. 215 Corrcll. Wi bur D, 67. 291. 338 Corry, Martha L, 437. 438 Corwin, Joseph B. 291. 356 Corz.lius, l.enorc 471 Cose, Roy A. 43. 228 Cosgrovc, Robert C, 67. 378 Cosier. McKinney P, Cossum, Frances J. 398. 399. 471 Costello. Eleanor J. 434 Cotabish, John R. 67. 314. 380. 381. 464 Cottinehain. Marjorie B, 154. 155, 177, IVl, Cottrell. Harvey V. 461 Cottrell. Marjorie A. 187. 206. 426 Coulter. Margaret J. 87. 422. 466 Council of Fraternity 308. 309 Counter. Robert R, 103. 234. 392 Courtney. Lois M. 181 Covert. Donald S, Covington. Clarence A. 364 Covington. |I.) Margaret 87. 408 426 Covington, Peggy 395, Cowan, Fred 177, Cow aldit 191 Joseph 154. 311. 313. 368. 369 Cowden. Roger H. 245. 364 Cowgill. Henry 234 Cowman. Geraldine 418. 444 Cox. Clell McCann 87 Cox. Dorothy M 438 Cox. Inez C 426 Cox. Irene N 182. 446 Cox. Joseph C. . 229, 295, 320, 321, 449 Cox. Leslie T. 3 38. 3 39 Cox. Luana M. 217 Cox. Mary F. 437. 442 Cox. Mary J . 217. 440 Cox. Thomas F, 447 Coy, Harriet E, 418. 444 Coyer. William J. 259, 262. 280, 378 Coyle, Charles J. 447 Cozart, Stanley G. 449 Crabbe, Mary 418 Craft, Mary T. 418. 446 Crage. Verle G 2 39. 459 Craig. Geraldine A 474 Crane. Evan J. 3 26 Crane. George B, 326. 328 Craig, John G. 389 Crane. John D. 233 Crane. Martha 206, 410, 466 Crane, Sally L. 206, 410 Crawlis. Mary A. 418 Crawford. France. L. 410 Crawford, Frank S. 392 Crawford. Jane H. 442 Crawford. Mary A. 5 6, 426. 427 Crawford. William J. 223 Creek. Carl C. 155. 320 Creighlon. Eleanor 43, 189, 410 Creighton. Mildred E. 410 Crick. George R 225, 287. 473 Crider. Paul -. 364 Crippen, Carl E .- 237 Crise. Nora E 216, 395, 438 Crisler. Merrill 223, 229 , 389 Crissinger. Woodrow W. 237 Crist. Stanley O, 68, 269, 464, 468 Cristman, John - 269 Crites, Orover J, -MO, 240 Crock, Joseph W 244 Croman. ForesI M 322 Cromley. Roberta A 206 412, 445 Crook, Esther L. 37, 406, 473 Crooks. Vernon 203, 314, 385 Crose. Rachel L 140, 189, 206, 410 Cross. Charles J _332 Cross. Clyde E. 244 Cross. Kenneth W 235, 356 Cross. Richard B. 3 1 6 Cross. Virgil L 458 Crouch. Ernest S. 296, 375 Grouse. Joshua _. 230, 242 Crow. Harold K. .461 Crow. Rachel E 440 Crowley. Lilyan M. 442 Crowther. John S. 3 50 Croy. Otto C. 384 Cruey, Ray E. 447 Cullen, Daniel T 681 Cullen, Jack B, 190, 203, 385 Cullop. Richard H, .124, 290, 291 Gulp. Corinne Y 440 Culver. Dorothy G, 154. 155, 191, 406 Cunningham. Jean R .217 Cunningham. John F 40, 41, 200, 328, 329. 352 Cupp. Robert C. 68 Curlett. Earl J. 223, 346 Currier. Arthur E. 245 Curtis. Robert 295 Curtiss. Charles F 314 Curtiss. Emma J 87, 404 Cutler. Sgt. Barney B 468 Cypress. Mildred - -442 D Dabney. Richard C, .. 244 Dad s Oay 272 Uaehler, Anna M _ .56, 426 Uagenhard. John 280 Dagger. William C 182, 192. 211, 267, 370. 371 Dagley. Barbara B 179, 426 Dahlquist. Carl A 459 Dahmen. John R. .455 Dailey. Daniel 223 Dailey, Kenneth D 244, 384 D,i.ley, John M 378 Daily, Charles E -447 Dakan, Everett A _ 356 D Amato. Henry T .....473 Dameron, Kenneth 330 Damm. Martin L 103, 235 Dammeyer. Irene H .....442 Damon, Lewis H, 269 D.impcer, Ida L 426, 440 Darnell. James L 149, 259. 346, 347 Dams, John E 271 Dann, (Miss Clayton R. 410 Danner. James W 214, 449 Dant, Gerald F 449 Darby, Rnlph L 233, 269. 374, 375 Dargusch. Carlton D 29 Darling. Stanton G - 447 Darnell. Martha J. 191. 440 Dauben. William G 202, 370. 391 Daugherty. Joseph C. 330 Daugherty. Llewelyn C, 447 Daugherty. Merry K. 149. 301, 422 Daughters, Margaret B 99. 440 Daulton. James H. 465 Daum. Patricia A 434 Davidson. Donald W. 237 Davidson. Dorothy F. 428 Davidson, Horace B, 453 Davidson, Harold 470 Davidson, Isadore 1. 181. 3 18 Davidson. Ralph H 384 Davidson, Richard S. 44. 346 Davidson. Walter Mills 326 Davies. David L. 3 54. 344. 384 Davies. Robert W, 332 Davis, Anna Louise 414. 415 Davie. Byron Eugene 235 Davis. Daisy 480 Davis. Dorothy A 445 Davis. Eileen 1. 56 Davis. Francis W. 3 34. 391. 392. 404. 479 Davis. Francis W, 45 3 Davis, George G. 103. 222, 370 Davi., Harel M. 414. 467 Davis. Helen L. 432. 433 [490] Davis, lames R. 455 Davis. John P. 24 3 Davis. Larry I. 362 Davis. Lois J 63. 473 Davis. Margaret E. 404 Davis. Mane C .. 181. 182. 189. 446. 466 Davis. Mary 1 406 Davis. Mary L. 56. 189. 410. 41 1 Davis. Myron E. 232. 447 Davis. Ralph C 278, 379. 465 Davis. Ruih 212 Davis. Sam W. 3 38 Davis. Vernon E. 209. 223 Davis. Vernon O. 87. 187. 194. 195, 211. 267 Davis, Virginia C. 206. 414 Davis. William C 243 Davison. Dorothea J. 149. 301 Davison. Roy H. 239. 459 Davison, Sally N. 402, 442 Davlin. Robert A. 244. 449 Dawson. Donald H. 3 50 Dawson. Jack E. 234. 274. 275. 276, 277, 364. 365 Dawson. Jean 194. 241. 422. 466 Dawson. Mary E. 445 Dawson. Richard W. 103. 235. 479 Day. Cora E, 87. 189. 216 Day. Dorothy M. 187. 445 Day. Eric J. 470 Day, Hildegarde 420. 442 Day. Jack G. 214. 215, 334 Dayton. Wilbur O. 68. 350. 464 Dean. Alston E. 217. 366 Dean. C. Louise 87 Dean. James G. 215 Dean. Sam A 229. 3 36 Dean. Wimfred A, 232 DeArango, William L, 362 Dearth. Janet J 445 Deber, Helen 440 DeBock, Harry N. 181, 225 Decker. Robert W, 330 Deeds. Franklin H, 244 Deering, Jack 333 Deeter, Charles R 370 DeFelice, Vincent E 447 DeFrances. Anthony W. 324. 473 DeFrances. Patsy P 324 DeFrieze. George 380 DeHaven. Ardes H. 394. 424 Dehn. Louise F 437. 442 Deibel. Jean J. 412 Deibel. Paul W. 222 Deisley. Charles J. 414. 453 Deitch. Jerome 56. 448 Delaplane. Frank 459 DeLashmuti, Elizabeth A. 212. 216. 217 DeLashmutt. Laura M, 471 DeLeonardis. Anthony J, 358 Delladonna, John V. 269. 3 24 DcLone, Don E 151. 202 DcLong. Arthur R 295 DeLong. Dwight M. 360. 384 DeLong. Jack M 225. 291. 352, 353 DeLor. C. Joseph 453 Delta Chi Fraternity 310. 311. 314. 335. 344 Delta Delta Delta Sorority 314. 394. 395. 405. 410. 411 Dclt.n Gamma Sorority 314, 394. 395, 412. 413 Delta Omicron Sorority 407. 466 Delta Phi Delta Fraternity 238 Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity 293. 294. 452 Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity 310, 31 1, 314. 336 Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity 294, 310. 311. 338. 339 Delta Tau Delta Fraternity 293. 310. 311, 314. 340 Delta Theta Phi 45 2 Delta Theta Sigma Fraternity 310. 311. 3 14, 384 Delta Upsilon Fraternity 3 10. 311.314. 342. 343 Delta Zeta Sorority 314. 394. 395. 414, 415 DeMaree. Suegenia B. 206. 406 DrMarest, Marguerite 474 DeMay, Evelyn 446. 471 Demorest. Jean J. 202 Dempsey. Frank L 370 Dempsey. Robert E 291 Demson, Ruth D 173 DeMunbrun, Harrold 283 DeMuth, Dorothy 408 DeMuth. Eldon L. 271 DeMuth, Robert D 350 DeNeen, Douglas M. 56. 366 Denham. Robert H. 44. 391 Deniston. Dean T. 200. 242. 320 Deniston, Robert F. 149, 270. 472 Drnman, Ann E. 56. 189. 194. 424. 425 Dennis. John F. Dennis. Malaron 554 212 Dennis. Ruth E 87, 189 Dennison. Rachel E 217 Dennsledt. Alfred 461 Dentistry 76. 77, . 194 Denune. Daisy R 212 DePaola, Joseph M. DePue, MerriJelle R 237 230 , 438 Derbyshire, Charles E ■ 40. 201, 257. 384. 448 Drrickson. Eugene H, 229, , 232 Dermady. Bernard J ■ 254 Derr. Charles H 449 DeSelm, Richard R 87. 190. 472 DeSpelder, Mane F 471 Dele, Joseph B. 554 DeTray. Donald E 124. . 459 Delwiler. Robert H. 105. 201, 591 Deubner. Russell L, 526 Deucher. Richard G. 114 Deulsch, Janet E. 402 Dever, E Jane 44 Devine, leannetne Dew, Robert M 179, , 410 244, 461 Dewart. Roger E 447 DeWeese, Robert K 149, 182. 187 Dexter, Julia M 44, 2 30. 332, , 416, 480 DiBello. Anthony J. 78 . 80. 461 Dice. C. A. 578, 465 Dick. Dons M 207 Dick. John R. 455 Dickason. Howard M 105. 391 Dickens. Dale R 154, 448 Dickerhoof. Gilben R 455 Dickerson. Belly J l l. 446. 466 Dickey. TTiomas O. 148, 179. 215, 311. 540. 341. 470 Dickey. Virginia L. 150. 186. 187. 426. 427 Dickinson. Jean E. 442 Dickinson, Jesse G, 215 Dickinson, William E. 254. 372. 464 Dickson, Alvin K, 188. 457 Dickson, Philmore 154. 155. 192. 588 Dickson. Virginia R. 406. 445 Didway, Jean A. 395. 414 Diefenthaler, Lillian A 232 Diercks, Louis H, 472 Dierker, Hilda E. 474 Diesem, Charles D, 449 Dietrich, Harold C. 228 Dietrich! J. Gordon 179. 181. 340. 341 Dietsch. Bertrude E 212 DiFranco, Joseph 244. 448 Diley. Ray E. 244 Dill. Donald C. 578 Dillahunt. Betty J. 217. 424 Dillahunt. Jack A 114. 458 Dillon, Dan R 87 Dillon, Virginia V. 430. 476 Dimick Alan H 252. 206. 455 Dinger, Louise C 410 Dinsmore, lack R 239. 459 Dipert, James E 257 Dishinger, Frederick W 105. 255 346 Dissly, Robert L. 190. Dittler, Donald C 546 Dittmer, Joseph H 56. 296 Divelbiss, Mary L. 408 Dixon, Dons H. 456 Dixon, George F. 455 Dixon. Jean F. 155. 177. 412. 440 Dixon. Thornton D. 259. 264. 3 26. 527 Doan. Charles A. 460 Dean Harold H. 364 Doane, Howard 514 Dobson, Martha E 155. 186. 422, 425. 4 ' ' 1 Docton, Maurice L. 207. 462 Dodd. Edwin 134. 135. 140. 193. 194. 195. 211. 254. 266. 267. 352. 555 Dodd, Sarah D 150. 206, 501 Dodd, Theodore J, 460 Dodd! Lloyd B 542 Doebrle, Mary V 469 128 Doeir, ' Nancy L 154. 445 Doleial, Edward S. 222 Dolle, David E 255 Dollinger, Johnson E. 448 Domiancich, John M, Donahue, Thomas M, 78 105. 255. 5 50 Donaldson, Elvin F. 558. 465 Donaia, Anthony M. 68. 540 Donavan, Virginia F 150. 4 1 Donovan, Douglas M 87 Dorland, Virginia F. 68. 594. 598 Dorman, James J 124. 455 Dormitories (Women! 455 Dormitories (Men) 455 Dormitory Assembly Dorn, Roger C 457 225 llrcrythiiHi I or I he Sickroom ■ ..r v-s.-v v ' ir.s I III: lOkiAiosr PKi:s( kii ri() storks i coi.umbus Marks — THE WENDT-BRISl OL COMPANY -as COLUMBUS- OWN IIIIIK i. ninC. STC)Ui:S TrK:;irr«ii u.„;„cu.; :::::: |at your service hxperl •■iltcrs of hJastii Hosiery — Corrcrlive (inrnienls 21 Norll. Hi.jli Sirrel Coriicr i iitll.s .inic () r snO.OOO I ' roscriptions on I ' ilc W ' r D.hv.r 51 East Stnlc SirccI RKO r.ran.i TIm„I„ C oin| linii-iits Byerlyle Corporation Refiners of Asplialt CI.IAia.AM) .uhI lli:. Tli. 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Julius P 236 Douce. Lowell R. 155. 244. Dougan. James E. 230. 244 DoulUss. Frank W. 459 Douglass. Howard A. 391 Dove. Arthur E. 181. 448 Dove. Helen M. 87. 198. 436 Dowdy. Charles T. 346 Down.s. George L. 231. 2 86 Downing. Dorothy L 476 Downs. Donald C. 237 Drackett. Bolton S. 267. 3 7_0 . Drackett. Harry P 129 Drake. Charlotte A. 56 189, 394. 396. 412 Drake. Dalton F. 269 Drake. Edward S 35, 135. 147. 187. 192. 209, 211. 266. 463 Dra.ch. Leona E 442 Drayer. Carol 30 Dredge. Howard Z. 461 Dreese. E. E 254, 391 Uresher, rederlck J. 233 Urew. Warren 341 Drexel. Eugene F 332. 333 Urexel. Ruth A. 44, 189 Ureyer. Anita R 148, 150, 426. 427, 445 Dreyer, Russell P. 364. 458 Liriggs. Elizabeth K. 217 - ■ ' - ' J Y74,Y7 5 Drooyan, Irving -288, 295, Drouthitt. Roy W - 254 Drumhelk-r, Grace L 414 Drumm. Donald E. .- 470 Drummond, Selwyn H 114. 400 Dryia. Walter A. 222, 372 Duber. Anthony G 259 Dubin, Ruth A 442 UuBois. Florence A 87, 191 Duckwall, George E 233 Duckworth. William F. . 68, 332 Duckworth. Winston H. - 103. 222, 233, 310, 333. 449 Dudley, Milton L 68, 3l4, 352 Duffey, James - 154, 338 Uuffus. William M. 465 UuHus. William W. 346, 464 Uugan. Beth A. 418 Uugovich. William .448 Duke. Amedeo J. 470 Ouley. John S 156, 236 Uumble. Wilson F 183, 350 Uumenil. Madge L. 187 Uumitre. Thomas M 360 Duncan. Charles H 114, 45 3 Duncan, Eleanor R 44, 170. 241, 266, 267, 438. 439 Duncan, Isabel H. 426 Uuncombe. George H. 354 Dunham. Dick R. 103. 254 Dunham. Muriel E. 87 Dunham. Robert E. 340 Dunham. Robert W. 340 UunUp. Floyd P. 455 DunUp. Mary E. 440 Dunlap. Richard A. 229 Dunn, Harold A. 87. 472 Dun. Neal J. 340 Dunn. Raymond H. 3 26 Dunn. Robert M. 350, 351 Dunnigan, Margaret M. -- 446 Dunning, Carolyn L. 422 Dunning, Ida M. 87, 189, 238, 406 Dunning. Mary E. 191. 398 Dunsker. Edward N 376 Dunson. Philip M. 470 Dunzuem. Marion 217 Duplaga, Edmund 23 3 Durea. Lucile W 246 Duranl. Rollin K. 458 Durfey. Willard R. 214. 215. 339, 340 Durham. Martha E. 56, 216 Durnell, Donald B. 352 Durrant, Edwin P. 366 Durrant, Helen J. 426 Durschlag, Robert 244. 328 Du h. Martha 416, 474 Dush, Martha 416, 474 Dush, Ralph 322 Dush. Robert 194, 195, 200. 230, 232, 244. 267 Duvall, George M. 366 Dworkin. Maurice 457 Dworaky. Loi B. 428 Dye, Clair A. 119, 387 Dye, Elizabeth J. 132. 13). 136. 198, 205. 410. 41 1 Dye. Franze W 269 Dye. Helen M 44 217 Dye. M Jean 156 Dyer. Edgar W. 387 Dziadula. Stephanie 474 E Eagleson. Stuart D. 56 352 Earhart. Paul G. 252 Early. Charles B. 456 Early. Joseph S. 574 Easterling. Benjamin 183 235 Eaton. Mary L. 208 424 Ebenhack. Don G. 187 366 Eberhart. Wilfred 338 Eberle. John C. 354 Ebright. Jack S. 342 Echenrode. Mary L. 395 434 Eckard. Carl N. 464 Eckelberry. George W 340. 464 465 Eckel berry. Roscoe H. 385 Eckert. Ernest M. 269 Eckerl. Phil S 522 Eckert. Robert E. 243 354 Eckert. Robert H. 244 Edelman. Arthur J. 454 Edelman. Samuel D. 382 Edelstein. Arthur S. 388 473 Edgar, Kenneth K. 364 479 Edgington. Florence R 87. 412 475 Edlich. Mildred H. 148. 150. 410 41 1 Edmonds. Marjorie L 148. 150. 187 426 427 Edmondson. Jay N. 391 Education (College of) 82 . 83. 194 Education Council .. 203 Edwards. Carol L. 87. 398. 475 Edwards. Dorothy J, 136. 140, 189. 198. 199, 202. 205. 206, 216. 314. 412 413 Edwards. Margaret A. 422. 423 313. Edwards. Robert J. 156. 332 Edwards. Roland L. 243 Edwards, Warren E. 181. 316. 317 Edwards. William L. 103. 480 Effer. Paul 295 Egbert. Elfrieda . 442. 443. 471 Egbert. Irene E. 437. 445 Egelhoff, Charles H. 186. 334. 355 Eggleston. Anna B. 217. 406 Eggleston. J. Richard 229. 384 Egler. Christopher W 135. 192. 211. 272, 366. 367 Ehrenzweig. Sanford 120. 207. 462 Eichar. William G. 328 Eichhorn. Victor H. 244 Eide. Allene M. 140. 182. 301. 410 Eidson. Virginia A. 422 Eikenberry. Dan H. 385 Eisenberg. Shirley M. Eisenhart. Harolti L. 442 284. 285 Eisenlohr. B. A 316 Elder. Alcyon R. 404 Elder. Jane F 404 Elder. Margaret N. 445 Elder, Nancy E. 99, 477 Eldridee. 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Musie 436 Karr, David T. 184 Katz. Dorothy B 428. 429 Katz. Frances A 428 444 Katz. Irwin 388 Katz. Jean 428. 471 Katz. Louis Katz. Manuel 175 Katz. Margaret S. 136, 141. 189, 216 220 Katz. Sidney D 318 Katzenberger. Charles E. 237 Katzman. Syville R. 444 Kauffman, Harold F. 244 Kauffman. James R. 58 352 Kauffman. Lydia A. 426 Kauffman. Natalie A. 422 Kaufholz. Charles F . Jr. 58 378 Kaufman. Raymond C. - 63, 456. 473 Kautz. Leslie A 70 Kavanagh, Joseph J 236 Kaye. Frances Louise .. .70, 428 Kays. Donald J 209, 322, 328 Kays, Marjoric 148, 198, 202, 205, 206, 410, 41 1. 471 Kays, Mary L. .198, 205. 206. 410. 41 I Kayser. Marion F. 432. 433, 444 Kazuk. John B 231, 244 Kearn. Edward A _... 449 Kearns. Robert B. 382 Keaton. Je.in E 436 Keck. WiUiam W. _..__. 472 Keefer. Daniel A 384 Keegan. Bettie 414 Keene. Paul M _ 455 Keener. Arabelle J. 154, 1 57, 426. 445 Keeney. Louise M 438 Keeney, William V. W. 396 Keep. Richard S. . 236 Keffer. Donald L 456 Kegerreis. Robert J 192, 202, 215, 340, 470 Kegley, Kathryn E 440 Kchoe, John C 456. 473 Kehee. Mary J 90, 440 Keidan. Lawrence G 382 Keifer. Phyllis B _ 398 Keiser. Harold L _... 1 I 5 Keister. Steve E _ 470 Keith. Charles W 219 Keith. Jack T _63, 456, 473 Keith. Karl M. 244, 385 Keith. W.ivne A _ 237 Kelbley. Betty J 90 Keller. Charles A 233 Keller. David R 449 Keller. Earl D 269 Keller. lola L _....230, 416 Keller. Margie J 408 Keller. Ralph R 456 Keller. William R 233. 478 Kelley. Donna L 426, 427 Kclley. John P 3 56 Kelley. Samuel C 3 26 Kellogg. Lester S _ 356 Kelly. Cirl F 70 Kelly. Jeanne W 154. 157 Kelly. L. S 374 Kelso. James 340, 341 Kelting, Richard P. 105, 245, 267, 270. 296. 356. 357. 479 Kemmerer. Ralph H. 15 1. 269. 468. 470. 472 Kemp. Clifford B. 105. 310. 354 Kemp. Lois E. 444 Kemp. William W. 387 Kemper. John W 244 Kemper. Paul T 326 Kempton. Lawrence R. 165. 237. 449, 472, 479 Kendall, lames R. . 244 Kendell, Llora R. 440 Kennedy. Clarence H. 3 50 Kennedy, Don E. .. 23 3 Kennedy. Edward J. 46, 211, 291 Kennedy. June F. 480 Kennedy. Margaret J. 90 Kennedy. Margaret M. 420. 447 Kennedy. Marjorie 99 Kennedy. William L. 271. 350 Kenney, Faith B. 412, 445 Kenney. Jam.. 232 K.nney. Jeanne H 444 Kenreich. Robert W. 244 Kent, Charles H. 135, 141, 179, 192, 196, 211, 214, 267, 309, 330, 331 Keniy, Calvin B 237 Kenyon, Robert G. 269 Kepler. Robert H. 256, 289, 341 Kercher. Robert A 330 Kerr, George E. 63. 456 Kerr. Margaret W. 202, 412, 440 Kerr. Marian E. 406 Kerschner. Audrey A 208 Kerss, Albert F. 105 Kertlein. S 235 Kesselman. Louu 58 Kesselring. Boyd C. 366 Kesler. Donald W. 461 Kessler. Robert D. 448 Kestner. Ernest L. 384 Ketch. Luann 191. 398 Ketchum. Kathryn A. 142. 204, 474 Keusch. John S. 105, 190, 235 Keys, Harry J. 458 Kezerta, Harry 1. 235 Kibbee. Joyce V. 157, 444 Kibbey. Julia E 444 Kibler. Charlotte F. 99. •177 Kibler. Thomas L 340 K.efer. Dan 271 Kienzle. Charles A. 144, 145, 147, 151, 177, 187, 352, 353, 470 Kiess. Helen L. 437, 442, 443 Kiffer, Desire A 235 Kilbourn. Frederick A 243 Kilgore. Mary M 99. 440 Kilmer, Mark 351 Kimball. Stanley B 236. 389. 470 Kimberly. Emerson E. 183. 237 Kimmel. Howard 318 Kimmel. James C. 223 Kimpel. Samuel L. 46. 244 Kincaid. Robert M. 453 King. Charles E. 90. 271. 364 King. Charles W 378 King. Elmer R 458 King. Janet E. 90, 406 King, Mary E 91 Kino Paul S 245 King. Robert J. 222 King. Robert M. ... 245 King. Samuel D. .294 King. Than R. 346, 461 Kingma. Fred J, - - 459 Kingsbacher, Peggy L, 206. 402 Kingsecd, Betty A. 151, 206, 301 Kingsley, Nelldean 219, 420, 438, 471 Kinkade, Thomas J 259, 278, 371 Kinkopf. Ernest J 223, 235 Kinley. Irene E 212, 474 Kinnear, Jean E 151. 241, 471 Kinney, James W 236 Kinney, Robert R 46, 322 Kinnune, Arthur J 237 Kinsel, Delber E 147, 211, 312, 314, 328 KinseL Harold D 232, 324 Kintz, James A 190, 311, 354 Kiplinger, Don C 242 Kiplinger. Elizabeth B, 91, 187, SEVENTEEN— DIR 410 Kiplinuer, Willard M 129 Kiracofe, Donald E. 151, 232 Kiracofe. Gene 144, 145, 322 Kirby. Edwin L. 244 Kirchner. Lucille 471 Kirkland. Robert J. 332 Kirkpatrick. Mary M 191 Kirner. Mary M 91 Kirschbaum. Robert B. 372 Kirschenbaum. Morton 318 Kirshner. Robert L. 154, 356 Kirtley. lames D. 370 Kirwin. James M. 235 Kirwin. Pat J. . 147. 173. 211 Kitchell. William G. 142, 456 Kitchen, lames R. 91, 398 Kitfhin, Paul C. 77 Kitchin, Robert E. 23 5 Kitchton. George 370 Kittle. Elsie C. 189 Kiviniemi. Aimo J. 91, 190, 472 Kivowin, Haskell 318 Kiaer, Arent R. 202, 449 Klar, Doris 477 Kiausner, Joseph 368, 369 Klein, Allan M. 177, 182, 382 Klein, Allwin S. 235. 314. 316. 317 Klein. Arthur J 82. Si Klein. Donald C. 215, 360 361 Klein, Edna M. 151, 218, 428. 429 Klienhans. Ardalh I.. 426 Klienhan.. Charles J. 340 Kleinman. Allan D. 362 KIcinman. Leonard A. 188 Kleinman. Mardelle I. 37. 39. 58. 181, 198. :i« KUn. Helen 241, 444 Ktevcr. Georgia D. 412 KUman Jerome A. 234 Kline. Alice V. 154, 430, 411, 444 Kline. Dale S 455 Kline. John F 244, 328 Kline. Kenneth S. 211, 214, 315 326 Klivans Ruth A. 151, 394, 396, 402, 40 3 Klowno wski, Leonard J 278. 468 Kluche . Helen R. 207 Klugi. Kn-ble Paul A 296 388 J oseph F. 459 Knapp. Helen M 4i6 lack D. 458 Knapp. John H. 239 455 Knappc . Carl L 192 350 Knappc nberger. Robert t. 296. 459 Knau Harold P. 358 Knecht Robert A. 464 isch. William A 456 KneiscI William G. - 190 Kneisle y. Audrey M. 189, 198, 212 406 Knies. Paul H. 58, 222 458 Evelyn E. . Julius B 91 316 Knight OrviUe K. 46, 214, 317 Patricia J. . Jean E. 410 Knislev 438 Knoder er. John R. 461 Knoebc 1. Mary M. 412 Knopf, Fred M 229 320 Knowte s. Robert P. 291, 346, 347 Knowlt on. June C. 148, 151. 177. 422. 423, 471 Knox. George W. 354 Knox. Robert E. 354 Koada Council 194 Kob. Wal ter 472 Koblitz. Robert J. .182. 202. 447 Koch, Charles T 354 Koch, Martha J 58 459 232 70, 476 ebel. Floyd W. „_. erner. 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Eleanor M 217 UFleur. Bettv J. 217. 414 Laird. June T 406 Laird, Laura C. 46. 217, 230 Lakamp, Ralph C 46, 228, 358 Lake, Charles A 173 Lamb, Hugh .459 Lamb, Leo D. 229, 320 Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity 295. 310, 311. 314. 348. 349 Lambert, Martha J 187. 189, 375, 426. 427 Lambert, Robert L 233 Lamborn. Clifford E 380 Lammers. Edgar D 311 Lammertse, Robert J, 105. 235. 392 Lampe. Lois 212 Lampman. Alice J 157. 177 Lancione, Nelson 324. 325 Landacre, Anita 238. 418 Landis, Lewis R 222, 235 Landle, Audrey M. 432, 433 Lane. George G. 380 Lane, Robert W 447 Laney. Audrey E. 206. 445 Lang, Chester C 232. 328 Lang, Dave W 366 Lang, Marian L. 70, 198. 414. 415. 396 Langham. Norma E. 187 Langhurst. Earl J. 142, 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 265. 294. 342. 343 Langsdorf. William P. 222. 225 LanKSton, Eleanora F. 212, 480 Lantern. The Ohio State 180, 181, 194, 431 Lantis. William 455 Lanrz, Martha S. 187 Lanum, Virginia A. 154. 418 Largman. Hilda 208, 301. 428. 429 Lirkins. Richard C. 350 Larmi. 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James 332 Lazear, Earl R. _____ -.447 234 Lye. Jame. G 46 236 Leach, Arthur B. .350 340 .398 Linduy. Jean M. 259 235 410 245 Lyie. Betty F Lyle. Helen G 191 232 217 Leach, Edward V Une. Richard A Linehan, Dorcas B. Linkhorn, William H 187 444 Leach. Lois A Lyman. John F Lytnon. Soma A. 388 188 346 Leachman, Luster J. . 229 275 218 Leachman, Leiand 229 384 Linkins. Arthur E. 271 449 Lynas. Robert H 151 390 Leahy, Margery E. 422 Links 206 233 58 Lynch. Jame. M . Jr. Lynch. Robert E 275, 276 273. 277 389 Leatherman, Edwin J 157, 358 Linn, John R. 274. Linn, Leslie W. 280 Leatherman, Judd K. 187 326 390 Linsky. Harold S. 457 343 Lynch. Roland H Lynn. George M. 183 Leathers, Robert W, Unta. Michael T. 342 271 449 Leavilt, Robert L 382 Linvillem. John E. 235 392 Lynn. Jame. T 342 Ledford. Jack C. 283! 105 342. 343 237 Lipp. Richard E. Lipsie. Shirley 223 448 444 136 Lynn. Robert J 449 142. 470 Lyon. Donald W Lyon. Kenneth L. 390 Ice Arthur J Lipson. Sylvia Lisko Irene 71 269. Lee, Charles V. .458 207 223 188 218 438 342 466 Lyons. Charles R. Lyons. Frank C. Lyons. Robert T. 456 350 473 Lee. Christine V, . 204 458 Lee Frank H, Lisle. Herbert A. . Lisle. Marilynn J. . . 71 191 314 Lee. Hazel C .422 351 Lee Mary L 471 Litchy. Eloise M. Liter. Martha L. ■ 89 Lynon. Robert E. 378 Lee ' . Vance O .356 59 426 M Maag. Charles J. 260. 265. 274 Maas. Preston E. Leed, Robert H .458 459 .472 .447 151. Litman. Jack H. Little. Elizabeth O. Littler. Joseph B. 79 418 233 410 211. 350 Leeder. Joseph A 259. Leet. Julian F. 147. 351 LeFeber, Wilbur A. Littleton. Jane 91 364 350 351 Livensparger. Robert B. 448 Mabie. Florence S. 63. 212. Lefever, Charles W, 225. 243. Livingston. Alan W. 312. 348 473 385 356 357 452 MacDonald. Mary A 314 LeFever. Harry E. 458 Livingston. Alice L, 406 MacDonald. William E. . 71 Lefferdink. Morgan D 352 353 Livingston. Robert M 459 Macedonia. John A. 324 Lefferts. Nathan A. 91. 454 191. Livingston. William S. 151. 187, 310. 146. 311. 147. 313. Machovina. Paul E. Maclntyre. Donald 334 Legg, Marjorie L 286 378 311 91. 394 390 479 448 194. 352 Lloyd. Hugh W. Lloyd. Jack R. 353 470 378 .352 Mack. Albert L 448 Lehman, James F. Mack. Dorothy E. Mack. Joseph F. Mack. Willard A. 217 Lehoczky, Paul N. 447 Leiby, Lawrence B. Lloyd. Kenneth E. Lockwood. Esther H 447 232 470 Leiman, John M Mack Hall 437. 440. 195. 222, 225 267 449 447 216 Lockwood, Helen Y. Lockwood. Jack Lockwood, Robert W 91 183 .358 MacKay. Harriett A. MacKellar. Robert S. 441 398 443 Leimbach, Warren H 445 Leinbach, Elizabeth 238 Leist. George D. 232 223 328 228 Loeb, Donald R. 71 457 Mackenbach. Charles Mackey. Francis G. W. 461 Leisure. Howard A. Loeb William E 59 Leiter, Dean J. . Logan, Ivan 232 244 448 Mackey. Frederick C. 255. 256. Leitnaker, Ellen Z. .412 Logan, John D. Lohr Wendell 232 244 259. 271. 280 281 350 Lemert, Sally .! ' 58 426 420 342 365 Mackey. Paul R MacKinnon. Joan R. 91 271 Lemieux. Ruth E. 395 Lohrey, John W. 364 426 Lemischuk. Benjamin W. 378 Lok. Elizabeth R. 71 469 Macklem. Lois P. 437 442 Lemmerman. Jean E. 142. 229. Lomych. Ann 59. 206. 424. MacLatchy. Josephine H 474 230. 232 269 384 445 Maclean. William H. 243 350 Lemmon. Alexis W, 470 London. Geraldine B. 241. MacQuigg. Charles E 100 .101. Lenahan. Florence R. 115 444 183 316 479 Lengel Franc .182 245 Londo. Leonard J. Long, Doris F, 386 189. 410 MacQuigg. Charles H MacQuigg, David E. MacQuigg, Rodger E 59 460 Lennon John W, 91. 203 460 Leon, Selma A .442 115 Leonard, Adelaide .441 438 387 440 280 Long, Gretchen V. Long, Harry D 91 .223 438 431 374 192 477 229 MacTaggart, Neil 334 Leonard. Charlotte C, Maddex, Robert L, Maddux. Carson R. Mader. Otis M 448 Leonard. Jean R. . Long, Lewis W Long, Mary E. Long. Robert A. 449 Leonard. Phyllis E. 364 Leopard. Ralph E, _ _ Madro. Joseph C. 259 260 Leppert, Frank K. Lcrch, Thomas F. .. !l90! .- 71 346 291. 448 378 Long. Russell E. Long. Virginia M. Long. William 222 223 157. 235 326 395. 430 358 Magaziner, Marvin . 368 Magee, Janet B. 154 Magers. Richard M. Magnuson. Robert H. 340 Lerner, Clyde L. ... 460 Lcrsch, William H. - -234 478 Longfellow. Lawrence R, 223 Mahaffey. Helen L. 156 400 Lescher. Richard F. .233 Longhenry. Dorothy L. 191. Mahaffey. Howard W 460 Leslie, William C .269 217 241, 471 Mahoy. Mary J. 301. 445 Lessure, Louis 242 436 412 Looker. Franklin C. Loomis. Barton A. 223 233 222 366 Main. Robert E 460 LeSueur Betty J. . . Main. Virginia I. 430 Leveck. Ruth E. ... Loomis. Calvin A. 350 Mainwarin.-. Glyndwr T. .. 455 Leventhal, George E. 388 382 402 388 157. Loomis. George A. Lopusniak. Mack S. Lortz. John J. Lothes. Robert N Lolhrop, Phoebe T. 178 71. 237, 179 460 291 470 408 Maisel. Eleanor 471 Levi. Bernard N .154! Maish. Morton C. . 370 Levin, Dorothy R Maize. William F. .120 Levin Gerald Majeau. Evelyn R. _ Makio 174. 412 Levin. Myra B 175. 176. 177. 402 403, 444 Louis, William C. 334. 335 177, 225. 403. 419. 427 Levine. Abe N - 91 Louzecky, John J. 222, 231. Malady. Glen V. 449. 470 Levine, Alvin ■91; 388 440 Love. Betty C 151. 449 198. Malavazos. James C. Malik. Francis J. 233 Levine, Dorothy 106, 233 Levine, Irvin 177. 318. 313. 319 368 151. Love. Leston L 206, . 83. 354. 422 328. 385 406 Malinovsky. Em.l 322 Malkin. Anita 436 Levine, Irving L, .. Love. Virginia Malkotr. Abraham 454 Levine. Kenneth H. Malkolf, Beatrice J. 442 177. 318 Lovejoy. Howard C. . 7i. 222. Malkotf, Sol 59. 188 Levine. Phyllis D .188 225. 346. 347 Mallernee, Evelyn L. 92. 467 Levine. Sally 436 Lovell. Jack 235 Mallery. Arlington P. 237 Levinson. Alvin S. 218 Lovell, Russell F. 243. 448 Mallett. Dean W 460 Levitt, Herman W. 296. 382. Lovett. Ralph S, 229. 244 Mallett. Frank 340 383 Lowe, Harvey J. 370 Mallow. Robert E 244 Levy, Beatrice E. 444 444 Lowell, Marjorie J. Lowman. M.urice M. 202. 471 233 Mally. Elliott C. Malo. Rudolph 46. 228 Levy. Elaine D. 319 402. 215 Levy. Eloise 428. 429. 444 Loworv. William C. Lowry, A ' berta fl. 326 241 Maloney. Genevieve A 259. 474 Levy. Harold P, 188 Lowry, Florence H 206 Mamahga. Emil 447 Levy. Irving 202 428 454 Lowry, Frank W Lowry. Virginia M. I wthian. James C 237 444 236 Manchester. Earl N. Manfra.s, William A. Manley, Elizabeth J. 157. 352 Levy. Jacklyn H. 278 Levy. Samuel I. 208 Lewis. Barbara 445 Lucas, Ann E 474 Mann, Dons R 59 Lewis. Betty J. 46. 446. Lucas Milton G 328 Manning, Robert H Mansbach, Minnie R 342 480 Lucas! Ralph W. 142 202. 444 Lewis. Elizabeth A. 440 Luce. Betty M. 59, 420 Mansfield, Mary E. 206. 424 Lewis. Gaylord C. 125, 455 Ludeman. (Mrs.) Marable, William C 152 Lewis. John H 284, 288, Eleanor T 83, 474 Marangoni. Henry W 124 449 Ludwig. Edward W, 372. 453 Marbach, Charle. H 47. 267. Lewis, Morgan R 185 Luh. Marjorie E. 232 318. 319 Lewis, Myron H 447 l.ukens, Robert W, 235. 269. 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Joseph A. 30, 134, U5. 172. 193. 194, 195. 308 309. 326 Parker. Florence E. 154. 158, 426 Parker, John P. 378 Parker, Lester G. 116 Parker. Ruth H. 445 Parker. Thomas L. 340 Parker, Wayne F. 449 Parker. William E. 142, 183. 235 Parks. William H, 389 Parr, David E. 235. 320, 521 Parr, Jane E Parr, Jean A -242 242 Parry, Ward L 152, 259. 366 367 Parsley, Mary K. 148, 152. 179, 186 426 427 Paryzek, John R. 370 Passella, Anthony 72, 310 314 324 Passoff, David S. 2)5 376 Patch, Philip G. 147, 150, 310, 311, 312, Hi. 828, 328, 330 331 452 Paterson, Ann 422 Patnik, Albert 35, 39. 72, 267, 282, 283, 370, 371 Patrick, Mary E 93. 220 Patronsky, Richard I. 320 Patronsky, Stephen J 231. 320 Patten, Leslie A. Jr. 352 Patterson, Ann 198 Patterson, Carl, Jr 230 Patterson, Carl A 448 Patterson, Margaret E 9 3, 467 Patterson, Owen F 116 Ruth E. 158, 301. 418, 445 Vernon 320 Patton, Clyde A. 459 Patton, Jean C 442 Patton, John E 282. 283, 352 Patton. John R 353 Patton, Robert D 465 Patton. William R. 116, 245 Patton. Woodrow W. 461 Peskin. Burton 318 Peters, [}arolhy E. ..179. 440 Peters. Dorothy M 232 Peters. Dorothy R 152. 217. 301, 418 Peters. Mary M 232 Petersen. Gilbert A. 372. 373 Petersen. Ruth W 444 Peterson, Ethel D. . 60. 410. 411 Peterson, John G 373 Peterson, Kenneth R. 107. 194, 195, 201, 267. 392, 479 Peterson. William C. 389 Petrilli, Ernest F. 271. 324 Pettegrew, C Wilbert 364 Pettit. Dorothy J. 143. 187, 205, 206, 216, 394, 396 Pettit, Ira M 229, 328 Pettit, Joanne L. 216, 422 Pettitt, Dorothy J, .189. 422. 423 Petty. Howard E, .107. 245. 478 Pevsne, Alice 436, 476 Pfaadt. William E 458 PfancufI, Winston 179, 190. 252. 364 Pfefferle, Ben L 315. 530 Pfeifer, George F, ... 356, 357 Pfening, Laura L 158. 418 Pfister, Glenn W.. Jr, 158. 526 Pfaum, Marian L 404 Pharmacy (College of) .118, 119. 194 Pharmacy, Council 207 Phelan, Marjorie A 434 Phi Beta Delta Fraternity 311, 314, 386 Phi Chi Fraternity 292, 314. 452, 460, 469 Phi Delta Chi Fraternity 310. 311. 387 Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity 314. 45 2 Phi Delta Phi Fraternity 452 Phi Delta Theta Fraternity 294. 295. 310, 311, 314. 350, Phi Epsilon Phi Eta Sign 351 Fraternity ---510. 511. 514. 388 Fraternity 145. 470, 471 Phi Gamma Delti Fraternity 145, 294, 295, 310. 311, 314, 353 rnity 294. 311. 314. 554 Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity 298. 308, 310, 314, 356. 357 Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity 310, Kappa Patzcr, Viola E. 191 154 311, Phi Kappa Tau Fratern 314, ity 389 Pauline, Henry M 310. Paulson, Edwin G. 326 311, 3 14, 558, 359 Pajton, Junior R. 222 Phi Mu Sorority 314, 394, Paxton, John A. 47. 152. 395, 424, 425 228, 267 350, 551 Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity 472 Paxton. Mary J. 452 Phi Mu Delta Fraterni y 510, Paxton. Robert C. 254 311, 314, 360, 361 Payne, Oirl W. 154, 197 Phi Omega Pi Sorority 394, 395 Payne, Cassius W., Jr 391 Phi Omicron Sigma Payne, Donald N. 464 Sorority 473 Paynter. Charles W, 257 Phi Rho Sigma Frater nity 314. Peacock, Mary L. 93. 440. 452 477 Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity 310. Peak, Charles B. 256 311 314. 362 Pearlman, Charles 368, 470 Phi Upsilon Omicron 480 Pearlman, Leo 107 Philby, Alfred J. 358 Pearson, Carl R. 154, 358 Phillian, iMrs) Nadi ic B, 212 Pearson, Donald J. 116, 453 Phillips. Elizabeth L. 406 Pease, Frances E 241, 444 Phillips, Elsie R. 412 Peat, Frank W 326 471 Phillips, Eugenia B. .9i. 420. 182. Peck, Helen N 421 Peck, John E 244, 449 Phillips, Evelyn M. 72. 426, Peck. Morton 518 427 Peckinpaugh. William H. 540 Phillips. John E 72. 464 Pedersen. Henry C. 291, 378 Phillips. Merle L. 364 Pedigo. Joanne M, 410 Phillips, Ralph L, 460 Peer, Ghana F. 246 Phillips, Thelma 402 Peinert, Patricia A. 158. 418 Phillips, Wendell O, 223 Pekarek. Elaine M. 301, 440 Philomathean Literary Pelle, Robert C. 236 Society 247 Pelling. Wesley R, 358 Pi Beta Phi 3 14, 594, 395, Pellow, Richard A. 255 426, 427 Pen and Brush Qub 258 Pi Kappa Alpha 510, 511. Penfield, lames G. 570 314 564, 565 Penfield. Louis A. 142, 238. Pi Lambda Theta 474 352 333 Pi Omega Pi 475 Peoples. Vivian K. 191, 206, 404 Piccinini. James A. 15 2, 259, 565 Peppe. Michael 256, 282, Pickens, James D. 552 283 Pickering, Albert A. 207 449 Pepper. Joseph D. 372 Pickering, Ruth R. 95 420 Percival. David E. 515, 352, Pirketl, Dorothy E. 410 511, 333 558, Piehl, Frank F 558 Perdue, Robert L. Pierce, J. Allen 245 550 359 Pierce, John P. 55, 59 . 75, Perklni, Mary L. 258 445 186, 187, 211 267 366 Perkins. Richard L, 449 Pierce, Martha A 422 Perkins, Rov R. 461 I 16 Pierce, Norman O Pieri, Donald M )10 390 Perlin, Michael H, . 271 Permar David 107 1 54, 234 244 Pierson, lane 241 Pero, Robert J. Pierson, Richard L. 387 322 Pierson. Robert M. 223 Petri, E ' ne.t L. 1 16 458 Pietsch. Horace R. 223 Perry, Claud A. 230 447 Pifer. Pri.cilla J. 430 451 Perry, David J 449 146 291 Piitnolei. Glenn Pike, Montgomery E. Pilmer. Gordon A. 291 350 116 448 Perv. Robert B 465 Perrv. Robert H 48 460 Pershinit Rifles 22) Pinches, Robert R, 48, 230, Peraons, Margaret E. 404, 471 440 440, 252 448 Perz, Dori. V Perz. Jean M 154 437. Pinehart, Wayne 295 Piper, Frank W. 48. 250, 471 469 Piper. Mary E 230, 232, 456 Prout. (Mrs 1 Emma E. 212. 441 Piper. Mary F Piper. William C. Pisor. Dons A. 438 239 598 Prouty, Ralph E. 448 459 Prushing, Robert D. Pryor. John E Pat Omega Fraternity 350 334 314. 574 Piwowar. Daniel T 233 452. 461 Placas. John G. 271 Puk, Florence 248 Place. Ned W 256 Pubhcations Board 172. 194 Place. Robert A. 455 Publications (Student) 171 Plank. Harry E. 48, 244 Pugh, Paul A 459 Plass Gordon 540 382 Pugh, Robert K Puncheon, Sara J. Pupa. Andrew N 48. 94. 222. 240. 244 Platka. William J. 208 457 80 225. Plotkin. Irving I 475 Plumer. Samuel H. 328 Puppel. Attilio D. 116. 194. Poesch. Gustav Henry 520. 195 267. 452 328 Punpel. Martha W 48 Pohto. Herbert A. 447 Puppel. Martha J 248 Pohakoff. Charlotte 148, 152, Purdon. Mary M 406 402 403 Purdy. Herman R 229 384 Poling. Earl B. 528 Purinton. Theodosia 60. 4)7 Pollack. Louis H. 291 444 Pollard. James E 172 564 Pursley, Edith E 217 Polley. Mary N. _-. - 189, 206, 420 Puskar, .Mary Putman, Harriet P. 434 -440 PoUey. Virginia 418. 445, 444 Putman. Marjorie J. 206. 426. 427 438 229 Putman, Robert 229, 232. Pollack. Eugene 584 Pollock Velma I. 445 291 Pyle, Ben C. 550 Polo Club Pyle. George A. 392 480 Polsloy. John R. 222 225 Pyles, Monroe L 212. 244. Polster. IHannah R. 145 188 584 Polster, Leonard H. 152 368 Pyne, Sara J. 186. 187. Polster, Margie R. 444 258 Pomerene Advisory Be ard 194, 204 Q Pomeroy, Thomas C. 448 Quadrangle Jesters Quayle. William M. 201 Pontious, Harry L. 237 282 55? Quere. David A. 514 370 Poorman. Herbert R. Quick. Mane Pope, Christ D 75. 332. Quick. Morns L. 243 380 368 Quill. Laurence L. Ouinn, Herbert 348 Pope, Jerome D. 36? Popper. Gerald 568 Popper. Miriam E. 428. 429. 444 Porter. Curtis H, 316 Porter, Emily 1, .-. 458 Porter, Guy H 95. 190 Portct, Jack R 370 Porter, Lawrence S. 310, 580 Porter, (Mrs.) Lena 441 Poscavage, Edmund W. 282. 283. 332, 333 Posner, Cynthia S. 402, 405. 444 Postlc, Anna M. 93, 189, 216, 217, 446. 467 Postle, Edwin E 236 Postle, Phyllis F 191 Postle, Wendell D. 76. 77. 356, 461 Postlewaite, Donald E. 143, 185. 245. 479 Poston, (Mrs.) TTieresa 129 Poston, Ralph L. Pottenger. Thomas A. 199. 2)6 236, 295. 320, 521 Potter, Dema L. 4)6, 474 Potter, Capt. W. E, 268, 468 Potterf, James D. 511, 313. 550 Potts, Howard J. 387 Powell, Leida M. 207 Powell, Margaret 158, 179, 186, 418 419, 440 Powell, Richard G. 311, 370 Powell, Roland A.. J 158, 177 511. 578 Powell. Ruth T 93 Powell. Tseng C. 93 Powell, Virginia A, 48, 189, 418 Power, Donald C. 570, 465 Powers. Emma R. 444 Powers, Harry E. 244, 449 Powers, Leo L. 51 1, 462 Powers, Robert B, 526 550 Prescott. Thomas M. 222 Pressey. (Mrs.) Alice U. 420, 474 480 Price, Betty J. Price, Edwin Price, Elgene M Price, Hazel H. 474 Price, John W, Price, Lawrence W. 566 2)9, 243, 459 Price, Leon F. 556 337 2)5 Price, Richard R 366 Price, Ruth J. Price, William H 332 Priest, Florence V. 156, 143. 174, 177 198 205 Priest, Robert J. 346 Prie.tleym, Archie C. 455 Prihodoir, Nikolai N. 240 Prior, lohn C 391 449 Pritcharil, O.arle. F, 348 Priichard. Willi, fl 107 215 Priwer, Martha M 595 424 129 Professional Fraternlli ta 451 Professional Interfrate rnity 452 Promin, Fwelvn M. ?4? Propit, Dorothy A. 241 Raab, Lillian R 402 Rabb, John 259, 260, 262. 264, 265, 366. 367 Racine. Charles W. 173 Racle, Manila R. 191. 217 Radancevich. Jarko 45) Rader, Clara 514 Rader, Guy E. 187. 267. 542 Rader, Rollan B. 48, 244 Radike, Arthur W. 60 Radow. Charles C 568 Radway, Donald L. 223 Rahall, Sam G. 364 Rahn, Marjorie 60, 422 Rainier, Howard R 152, 133. 143, 229, 320, 321 Raish, Robert P. 80, 461 Ram, Irving M. 386 Ramer, John L 22. 235, 346 Ramge, John C. 455 Rammelsberg, Edwina 143, 241 Ramsower, Harry C 528 Randall. Samuel J. 455 Randolph, William F. 269 Rankin, Anne M. 152, 187, 422 456 Rankin, George E, Rankin, Lewis A. 147, 152, 186, 187, 194, 195. 267, 330, 531 Rapp, Homer E 449 Rappaport, Shirley P 444 Rardin. Thomas E 458 Rarev, Charles E 107, 510. 342 480 Rarey, Robert P. 152, 229. 230 520 Rarey, Robert S. 542 Rasor, Omer O 143 269 Rasor, Samuel E 526 Ratchford. Robert L 526 Rauch, Betty C 406 480 Rauch, Robert F. 207, 447, 470 Raudabaugh, Robert L 60 Raup, Richarcl G. 291 Raupplr, Martvn C 60 Rausch, Fldred A 447 Rausch, Joseph E 235 Rawn, Anne B 60 42; Rawnsevel, Betty 206 Rav, Joseph W 154, 158. 269 Ray, Ruth E. 94 Rav, William S 80 Raymond. Stockton 340 Ravner. William D 311 334 Rea. Marv E 426 445 Read. John T 458 Reader. Donald H 362 Reamer. Eva J. 595 Reamer. Fanchon E. 2)8 Rrber, Anne . 94 Rebra.sier. Russell E 455 Rechtin. Gerhardt F 107 183 Reck. Delbert G 60 Rerob. Mary F 71 207 Rector, Virginia 184. 206, 394 420 Redd, William F 192 Redding, Robert E. 60. no. 316 117 Redmond. Rozer F 447 [?08] SINCE I9Q2 H1GH5T.AT15 - AVE Dl£AN W. I ' AIMI K Sl.l .-,ll Scutir KOE ECLER ROSEXSOX l I I in CAMPUS LEADERS hii li yrar llii- inntl in live sludi ' lils iirc lirst inlroclucecl lliriiiiiili lliis Sflitlron. I lie 10-1(1 |irnii| iigiiin iiulursc ,,nu. s,.r,i..m l Inw pn.,.s. MKAiXS KRAKOFI I ' RirST KM nil KM Ol l) scHMirr DAGGER STANHOPE All i;x Oeao W. Palmer, President. Student Senate Sue Cornelius. Vice President. Student Senate William N. Mendel, Editor, Lantern Edwin D. Oodd. Secretary, Senate Robert Stailey, Editor, Sundial Amon E. Gross, Business Manager, Lantern Edwin A. Golomb, Secretary, Student Courf Donald J. Wolperf, Business Manager, Sundial Archer E. Reilly, Director. 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Robert L. 364 Reed. 356 Reed. Robert L 245 Reed. William O. 229. 291. 320 321 Reed. W.llis C. 380 Reede r. Charles W. 65 Reede r. Ernest L. 244 322 Reede r. Louis R 223 Reede r. Max D 231 330 Reedy Richard E. 336 Reese Alv.n 351 Reese, Ellsworth E 456 Reese Emily M 191 Reese Kenneth E 449 Reese Lloyd W. 374 Reese. Morton 382 383 Reese. Peggy J. 132. 133. 14!. 189. -fH 415 474 Reeser . Robert M 447 Reeve Stanley R 228 Reeve . Betty J 426 Reevei . D,. O 366 Reeve . Edgar N . Richard E 461 ReguU 278 Rehn. Betty E 410 Rehn. Catherine J 136. 143. 148. 198 410 411 ReichI e. William J. 364 Reid. Joseph E. 125 455 Re,d. Martha L. 217. 230. 416 Relher . Andrew J. 459 Reiiiy. Archer E. 135. 139. 14}. 186. 187. 197. 211. 353 419 Reima 1. Louise M. 440 Reime s, Jean C. 241 446 Reinbolt. Mary A. 440 Remes Bernice I. 179. 428. 429 Reinic ky. Fred 459 Rein.c cer. Donald A. 282. 283 370. 371 ReisinKer, Ray 190 Re.ss. Richard T. 201. 233. 374. 479 Reiss. Vernon H 370 Reilz. Herman J 231 Religi. Rench. Carl F 183 Rendeclcer. Gladys E. 48. 442 Renicic, James L. 253 Renner. Herbert F. 229. 3 20 Renner. Hilma 94 Renshaw. Samuel 340 Renwiclc. Roy E. ... 344 Reppetio, Be.sse L. 418 Rcppetto. Katherinc A. 187. 418 Representative Freshmen 155 Ressegger. William J. 235. 390 Rettig. Gerhard W. 223 Reugcr. Lauren G 448 Reuter. Malvern M 245 Reutinger, Charles A. 480 Rex. John E 233 Reynard. John 350 Reynolds. Clinton D. 244 Reynolds. Dana F 370 Reynolds. James W 461 Reynolds. Robert 350 Reynolds. Virginia 212 Reynolds. William R. 387 Rhiel. James I 116 Rho Pi Phi Fraternity 3 10. 311. 462 Rhoades. Paul L. 328 Rhoads. Laura L. 187. 400. 401 Rhoads. Paul J. 235 391 Rhoads. Raymond 330 Rhodes. Virginia B. 94 Rhoton. Kenneth D. 222. 225. 385 Rhulman. Jean N. 410 Rice. Frank W. 332 R.ce. John S. 1 16 460 Rice. Leon S. 147. 152. 194, 195. 267. 370 371 Rice. Lorraine S. 152. 301. 428 Rice. Mirjorie E. 238. 394. 404 405 Richards. Coleman C 192, 202. 223. 287. 326 327 Richards. Dorothy M. 217. 436. 471 Richards. Harry C 348 Richards. William A. 158. 311. 31 ) )5h Richardson. Catherine A 94. 394 396 Richardson. Janet 148. 152 408 4i 9 Richardson, loyce E. 445 Richardson. Marian f 206. 412 445 Richey. Frank B. 271 170 Richey. J. me. H. 183 Richey. Rose 416 Richey. William H. 94 385 Richland. Irwin J. 362, 382. 38) Richmond. Harry 349 Richmond. Marvin J. Richmond Robert L. 368 223 334 Rirhier M ne D 179. 438 Rickard. Charles R. 456 Rickey. Jame, H 245 449 Rickles. Murray 60, 296. 386 Riddle. Dorothy J. 471 Riddle. N Gilbert 350 Ridenour. Gertrude 206 418 Ridenour. Janice J7 . 39, 48. 200, 216, 394. 418, 419 480 Rideout, Alfred L. 370 Ridge. Wilella M. 416 Ridgely. Louise 154 412 Ridgway. Richard T. 228 320 Riebel. Frank A. 256 287 Riegel. Paul F 236 Riegert. H. S. . 236 Riegger. Helen M. _444 Riegle. Charles A .447 Riegle. Nona R. lis. 177. 191. 408 409 445 Riepenhotf. John P. 152. 269. 354 Ries. Robert C. 181, 296, 390 Riese. Mary J. 94 408 Riether. Harry J. 389 Rigel. Genevieve R. 154. 241. 440 Riley. Donald W 192 342 Riley. Lloyd 269 Rinebarger. Roy 455 Rinehari. Wanda E. . 406 407 Ringer. Robert A. . 453 R.nghisen. John C. . .448 Riolc-4 Richard A. .. 455 Rischel. Wayne E. .. .336 Ritchey. Arthur F. .. .. 60 Ritchie. Jack E. .244 Ritner. Robert E 338 Rittenour. John T. 48. 366 Ritter. Sol 71, 462 Rilzerl. Raymond K. 447 R.vlin. Ida 94 440 Rivlin. Leslie M. 376 Roahen. Rachel E. 184, 206. 420 Robbin. Harry J. 73, 218. 457 Robers. Bradway 453 Roberts. Billie M. 191 Roberts. Charles P. 316 Roberts. Helen M. 48, 444 Roberts. Herbert R 144, 145. 147. 152. 174. 175. 177. 378 Roberts John C 73 Roberts. Julia A 94 Roberts. Marjorie L. 187. 412. 413 Roberts. Martha L 208 Roberts. Mary K 60. 148. 410. 41 1 Roberts. William H, 152. 269. 387, 468 Rabins. Melvin L 368 Robinson. Alfred W. 107. 245. 356, 357 Robinson. Alice R. 238, 474 Robinson. Cecil H. 48, 236. 310. 314, 322 Robinson. Howard L. 228, 389 Robinson. 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Birdie I. 189, 212, 217. 424, 425 Schmidt, Carroll E 121 Schmidt, Francis A. 255. 257. 258, 259, 26], 262, 266, 366, 367 Schmidt. Ivan C 460 Schmidt. Leo J. 271 Schmidt. Richard P. 230. 269 Schmitt. Barbara A. 436 Schmitt. Raymond G. 183. 2 34. 320 Schmitt. Richard G.. Jr. 49. 209. 214. 215, 231. 468 Schmitt. Robert F. 340. 341 Schneider. Alma B 217 Schneider. Bernard M 116 Schneider. Bertha M 212 Schneider. Bruce F. 244 Schneider. Harold R 320 Schneider. Howard E 346 Schneider. Raizelle 437. 442, 443 Schnell. Charles W. 338 Schnell, Lyman F. 230, 232. 328 Schoepfle. Carl W 370 Scholaris 470. 471 Scholder. Julia A 442 Scholl. GeorKe R 3 50 Schonberg. Emil K. 61, 382 Schoonmaker. Donald P. 342 Schopp. Donald E 456 Schor. Manny N. 181. 214. 240 Schory, Elizabeth V. 187. 410. 41 I Schott. Louis R 348 Schrader. Don 235 Schrader. William B. 385 Schreck. Miriam R. . 154 Schreiner, Helen K 444 Schrimper. Richard K. 49 Schrolucke. Viola A. 94 Schubert. Evelyn L. 73. 301. 469 Schulenberg. Charles H. 378 Schulenberg. Robert W. 269. 378. 468 Schulk. John 245 Schulman. Maurvin -368, 369 Schultz. Leonard 326 Schullz. Robert B. 330. 331 Schullz. Stanley R. 320 Schumacher. Edward R. .. 116. 453 Schumacker. Hugh S 73 Schumaker. Leroy B. 460 Schumann. Gerda G. 440 Schwab. Howard C. 179. 192. 192. 382 Schwab, Miriam E. 217 Schwall. Mary A. 148. 15 3. 406. 409. 471 Schwall. Ruth O. 471 Schwarm. Francis M. 125. 459 Schwartz. Earl 362 Schwartz. Fred H. 152. 197 Schwartz. J. D.ivid 382 Schwartz, Judah S. 228. 448 Schwartz. Norman A. 45 2 Schwartz. Ray 200, 228, 229, 230, 322 Schwartz. Samuel 376 Schwartz. Stanley B 368. Schwartz. Theodore . 376. 377 Schwarz. Eugene 382 Schweitzer. Julius. P.. Jr. 116. Schweizer. Elmer E. 190 Schweizer. Jack O. 336 Schwemlein. George X. 116. • ' 58 Schwenker. Charles V. 334 Schwenker. John D. 3 30 Schwyn. John A 356 Sciarrino. John W. 372 Scofield. Edwin W. 472 Scofield. Nye M. 237. 478 Scott. Betty J. 420. 444 Scott. Charles 173 Scott, Don F. 258. 259, 260. 261. 262. 263. 265. „ 350, 351 Scolt, Dorothy D. 212. 404 Scott. Duncan R. 242. 390 Scott. Edna H. 301. 422 Scott. Howard J. 458 Scott. Janet M, 422 Scott. Mary R. 438 Scott, Matilda R. 440 Scott. Mervin C. 3 11 Scott. Robert Y, 190 Scott, Roger L. 183 Scott. William R. 61 SrroRgs. Clifford H. 392 ScroBgs. Martha J. 440 Scullin. Carl H. 107. 237 Seabold. Robert E. 73. 310. 326. 327 Sealock. Marie A. 242 Se.rle. William E. 243 Sears, Donald W. 177. 190. 202. 449, 476 Sebion, Aloysiua M. 233 Secrest. Fred G. 158. 177. 202, 206, 370 Secrest, Sarah R 99, 440 Seddon. Edward C. 356 Seelbach, EUledl 94, 191 206, 217, 416 Seeman. Capt L. E. 211 Seenberg. Alfred H 22« Segel. Marvin 462 Segna. Francis R. .183, 237. 449 Seguin, Vernon C 470 Seidel, John M. - 350 Seidel. Richard C - 244 Seidman. Robert S. .311. 362 Seiferas. Benjamin 295, 376 Seller, Edward J. 370 Seither, Evelyn V. 406. 440 Selby, George H. 158, 269 Selby, Joseph C 183 Selby, Robert H. 24J. 352 Selby, Shirley Y. 444 Self. Mary R 467 Self. Robert H _ 370 Self. Wilma M 94, 206, 406 Sellers. Alvin F _ 455 Sellers. John P. 352 Sellers. Margaret A. 418 Sells. Emily J. 152. 182 Selman. Richard C. 271. 275. 352 Semans. Harry M. 356. 461 Semmelman. Charles L 478 Semmelman. John O. 147. 152. 197. 245. 470 Senecal. Robert P. 332 Senft. Alice J 94. 406. 475 Senger. Merlin W. 378 Senior Qass Officers 32 Senior Prom 39 Sequin. Vernon C _-. 448 Seright. Ruth L 426 Setterfield. Hugh E. 385, 458 Setterlin. Robert W. .107, 234 Settles. Ernest . 190 Severtson. Harold .380 Seward. Charles 455 Sexten. Dortha E 208 Sexton. James R. 259. 265. 280. 366. 367 Seybold, Jean E. 94. 437. 444. 466 Seymour. Raymond J. 45 3 Seymour. Sam 81 Seymour. Shirley S. 80 Shade. William A. 372 Shaeffer. David W. 107. 233. 372, 373 Shafcr. Dorothy F 438 Shafer, Leslie L 389 Shafer. Robert D 232 Shaffer. Fern 238 Shaffer. John H. 233. 478 Shaffer, Mary 418 Shaffer. Shirley S, 402. 403 Shaffer. Waller M 235. 449 Shaffer. Wesley A. 3 66 Shaman. Dorothy M. 188. 428. 429 Shank. lacob R. 350. 392 Shank, Thelma A 217 Shannon. Dorothy M. 95. 189. 414. 415. 475 Shapero. Doris R 475 Shapero. Icrome A 470 ■Shacoro. Richard M. 382. 383 Shapins. Seymour 386 Shapiro. Esther L. 467. 476 Shapiro. Isabelle L. 241 Shapiro, Joseph 362 Shapiro, Morton A. 188. 223 Shapiro. Samuel 388 Shapter Alan R 245 .Sharff. Earl L. 296, 368, 369 .Sh.nrfman. Robert S. 368 Sharo. Martha F. 474 :harn. William C 370 Sharpe, Elbert 372 Sharpe. Noah 95 Sharpe, Winton C. 234 Sharpies. Russell M. 230. 232. 244. 322 Shawan. Jacob A. 79. 211. 244. 309. 340. 341 Shawan. Margaret A. 422 .Shearer. Gerhard T. 458 Sheehan. Frank T. 117 Shipley. Dwighl Shipps. Paul R. .She Eda 121 Sheeran. lane R. 476, 440 Sheets. Sidney W. ??? .Shell. Eileen W. 437 438 Shellhass. Glen W. 350 Shelton. Bill B. 448. 470 Shenird. Chirl , I. 458 .Sherburne, Clifford C 458 Sherer. (Catherine A. 206. 395. 410 Sherer. Kenneth E. 389 Sherer. Robert E. Jr 370 Sherfv. Helene E 442 Sheridan. Edward G. 346 Sheridan. Fr.ink W.. Ir 181 Sherman. Christopher R 392 Sherman. Hoyt L. 352 Sherman. Lester S. 346 Sherman. Robert M. 187 458 Sherwood. Betty 477 Sherwood Edwin M. 128 .Shibata. Yoshimi 74? Shibley. Norman W. 154. 158. 448 Shields. Bette C. 241 Shields. Clarence M. 179 447 Shields. lame. D. 187 157 Shier, Edwin W. 190 Shier. George R. 216 Shiff Bervl R 168 Sbifrin Norma H. 402 Shinnick. Richard H 178 Shipley. Ren R 370 371 Shisler. Wilbur Shisler. Will.ai Shively. Harolc Shively. Richar. Shobe. Charles Shockev. Uwre Schoenbaum. Alex Shonting. D. M. Shopneck. Sam f Shorkey. Richard Shorter. Estella M. Shotten. Irving 181 243 H. 217 D. 183 328 0. 49, 244 =. 143, 269. 358 359 H. 346 470 61 A. 95 240 ra H. 205. 426 427 363 JJ6. 464. 465 t. 362 L. 452 458 95 454 f. 244, 449. 470 187, 206. 445 R. 49 H.. Jr. 243. 374 1 . - 447 Shull. Howard I. . . 95 Shulm n. Eli M. . 318 Shulm n. Jack M. - 107, 183. 217, 478 Shulth tis. Clarence D. 470 Shullz William E. 156 364 Shuma ler. Hugh J. 464 Shuma n. Carl K. 384 Shuma n. Omar D. 242, 190 , Mary F. - 95 Shumw ay. Herbert S. 461 Shurer William C. 363 Shutru mp. Fred C. ... Lois V 154 354 Sibley. -.49, 189. 444 Sidle. Herbert W. 449 Sidwel . Arthur P. 231 Siebert . George H. .. 172 156 Sieber . Wilbur H. - Charles 330 Sieters 271 Howard H. 352 Siegeln an. Sanford 362 Siegfri ed. Robert W. 271, 311. 344 Siegler . Ernest H. 376 Sigafo JS. Robert S. . Ernest 342 Sigler. -218 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frat i-rnity 144, 292. 294. 310. 311, 114. 366. 367 Sigma Aloha Mu Frat ernity 310, 111. 314, 368, 369 Sigma Alpha Sigma S 476 Sigma Cl i Fraternity 146. 295. 310. 311. 314, i7U 371 Sigma Delta Tau Sort rity 314, 394, 395, 428 429 Sigma Eta Chi Sorority 220 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 480 Sigma Iota Zeta Frat 452 Sigma Kappa Sorority 314. 394. 395 430 431 Sigma Nu Fraternity 310, 31 1. 314 372 373 Sit;ma Phi Epsilon Frai ernity 292, 310. 311. 314 374 175 SiRm.i Pi Fraternity 310, 311. 114 190 SiK-ma Theta Tau 477 Sikora Paul F. 107 Silbau kH. Margery A 444 Silber . 457 Silber lagel. Catherine 95. 189 426 466 Silber lein. Ruth A. an. Martha 71 Silvasi 206 Silver Dorotha J. 444 Silver Edward A. 716 322 Silver Marcella A. 143 471 Silver Max G. 362 Bettye J. Ephreim . Earl S. Emily L. George H., 428, 3 18, 152, 269, 258, Jr. 117, John 382 444 188. 319 428 388 410 259. 455 229 208 284 414 356 147. 218 197. 383 437. 440 206 352 301. 428 225 218 418 356 170 Sims. Mary N 418 Sims. Robert H 366 Simvon Gerald P. 318 Singer. Del T. - 368 iinfr an. Myr. L. . 402, 444 Ted R 554, 355 Sipari, Orazio 324 SiVak. :ugene M. 318 Sisson. lohn 331 Sinerley. John H. 328 Sivasha n. Martha M. ■labeth H. 410 Sut. E 199, 436 Skelton Lewis R. 107, 234 Skidmo re. (Mrs) Catherine D. 172, 198, 212, 198 Skinner . Addie R. 49, 191, 438 Skinner , Juanita 438 Skiplon , James W 159, 182 Skirbal . Wilbert P. 222 Skolnik . Leonard 448 Skubik Stephen J. 344 Skuller Bernard R. William J. 382 Slack. 322 Slagle. Forest H. 107, 235, 314. 392 Slagle. Margery A. 216. 474 Slane. Ralph E. 222. 225 Slanker Geraldine 437, 445 Slater. Vivian L. 206. 406 Slatter, Walter L, 228. 322 Slavik. Norman R. 244. 384 Slaybau gh. Thomas J Ruth W. 384 Slick. 402. 467 Slife. Charles G. 311. 380 Slingcr William W. John A. Dick C 447 Slipher 384 Sloane 336 Sloane. Roscoe C. 392 Slotnick. Irving 1. 368 Sluga. Emil L. 448 Slusser Gordon T. 242. 390 Slutz. Zoa K 416 Slyh. Saralouise 95, 475 Small. Virginia R. 396. 434 Smart. L. Edwin 465 Smart. Robert F. 344 Smart. Theodore E. 183. 449 Smiley Jamesene M. 246 Smith. Alan 230 Smith. Capt. Allan E 291 SmitFi. Alpheus W. 126. 370 Smith. Barbara A. 412. 442 Smith. Betty M. 37. 39 61, 148. 189. 198 406. 407 Smith. Bradford L. 73. 222, 225. 358 Smith. Carter R 372 Smith. Charles E. 152. 448, 470 Smith. Clara L. 159 438 Smith. Clayton S. 458 Smith. Delbert G. 242 Smith. Don E. 181 448 Smith. Dorothy E. 440 Smith. Evl E. 222 225 Smith. Elaine N. 406 Smith. Eleanor L. 177 420 Smith. Eleanor M. 206. 212. 440 Smith. Elizabeth A. 437. 438. 440 Smith, Elizabeth A. 61. 247. 441 Smith. Emily J. 207 Smith. Frances L. 467 Smith. Frank A. 61. 208. 259 261 Smith. Frank J. 352 Smith. Frank V. 232 Smith. George A. 61 Smith. Gwendolyn M Howard D 404 Smith. 366 Smith. Irvine G. 352, 456. 473 Smith. Ivan G. 352 Smith. Jack H. 243 346 Smith. James M. 215 350 Smith. Jane M. 152. 174. 175 177 422 Smith. loanne R. John T. 18 ' Smith. 364 Smith. Joseph J. Joseph T. 225 Smith. 480 Smith. Kathrvn L. 414 Smith. Lloyd B 49 244 Smith. Marjorie P. 181 ! ■ ' Smith. Merl B 117 Smith. Merle E 458 Smith. Mildred L. 95 466 Smith. Nancvanne 398 Smith. Nathalie M. 242 426 Smith. Neal A 2)7 269 Smith. Olive W. 417. 418. 469 Smith. Patricia S Ralph B Richard C. 182 Smith. 71 Smith. 125 4 9 Smith. Robert B 117 460 Smith. Robert C 295 459 Smith. Robert E. 378 585 Smith. Robert E 107 214 Smith. Robert G. 117 Smith. Robert 147. 152. 187. 214. 215 449 470 Smith Rollin C 212. 225. 479 Smith. Ruth A. 206 Smith. .Stephen B. 352 .Smith. Thomas B 191 Smith. Tucker P 259 275 Smith. Virginia M. 182, 442. 446 Smith Walter K 447 [512] [513] Smith. Walter 1. • 49 470 Smith. Wentler B 223 Smith. William A. 4. 1 17. 356 458 Smith. William H. 244 Smooth. George C. 183 Snavely. Naomi M. 95. 241. 247 446 Snedeker. Jame!. C. 222 225 Snider. Hazel E 49 420 Snider June E 440 SnilTen. Edith M. 474 Snodgra k. Caroline M. 153. 418. 445 Snouffer. Martha R. 49. 436 Snow. Carl H.. Jr. 73 Snow. Clifton M. 233 Snow. Royall H. . 366 Snow. Ruth V 95 Snowberger. Philip G. 316. 317. 376 Snowden. MargareC H 440 Snyder. BesMe P 73 Snyder Betsy J. 418 Snyder! Carl M. 154 Snyder Dick P 461 Snyder. ' Elizabeth E. 49, 230. 480 Snyder. Ernest 245 464 Snyder. George S 190 Snyder. Guy E. 73 Snyder. Kent S. 356 Snyder. Lawrence H. 380 Snyder. Lawrence N. 255. 284. 285 Snyder. • Lawrence E. 532 Snyder. Lester D. 244 Snyder. Richard S. 183. 192. 201, 222 391. 479 Sobel. Arthur 454 Society of Automotive Engineers 235 Socolov. Albert H. 188. 218. 388 Soldow. Fred 61 Sole. John L. 283 Solin. Myron A. 376 Soloman. Harry 318 Soloman. Howard 107 Soloman. Shirley M. 402. 444 Soloman. Walter L. 269. 462 Solwitz. Myron J. 362 Somers. Floretta 444 Somerset. Donald E. 233 Sommer. Jane B. 206 Sommers. Jean D. 154, 232. 416, 445 Sommers. John T. 232 Soncrant. Genevieve R. 153. 238. 471 Sondles. Harry E. 74. 196 Sophomore Prom 146. 147 Sororities 397 Sorority Administratio n 393 Souders. Cecil B. 375 Soule. Lois J. 49 South. Edith H. 199. 471 Southard. Francis I. 455 Southard. Marian 95. 426 Southwick. Franklin W. 231 Spagat. Constance B. 154, 159 Spalla. Sal J. 324 Spangenberg. Harry D 81 Spanner. Kathryn F. 182. 402. 444 Sparks. Elizabeth A. 432. 433 Spate. Edwin D. 235 Spayde. Paul E. 95 Spear. Richard C. 143. 269. 449 Spears. Janet B. 159, 418. 444 Spears. Jerry G. 259. 261. 343 Speed. Beryl E. 95. 247 Speer. Dorothy M. 398, 399 Spcart. Harry A. 81 Spellerberg. John P. 243 Spellicy. Jack N. 63. 284. 456. 473 Spencer. Charles A 74 Spero. Loren A 388 Sperry. Robert E 478 Spetka. Edward A 236 Spetka. Martha H 438 Sphinx 34 Spiegel. Bernard K 1K8 Spiegel. Joseph M J68 Spielberg. Sylvan M. 81 Spirs. Mar;oric H. 412. 444 Spirk. Frank 9? 447. 472 Spiro. Meyer J. 457 .Spiiznaugle. Elma J. 99 Spore. Jeanne C. 74, 187. 189 410, 41 1 Sports 279 Spolt . Francia E. 346 Spr.gue. Ethel M. 169. 217. 440 Sprailzar. Ivan W. 183. 2?2. 22 . 23J 391. 479 Spratley, William 238 Sprenger. l-leanor I. 37 39. 91. 189 216. 466 Springer. David E. 95 Springer. Richard J. 352 Sprock. Albert F. 470 .Sprowl. Raymond W, 470 .Spyker. David A. 222 Squeo. lo.eph K. 108. . ' 3 5 Squire. Alice J. 9). 396. 432. 433 Staals. Betty 418 Slafy. Belly C. 440 Stacy. Ralph D. 228 Stacy. Virginia L 232. 438 Stadium Oub 448 Staehling. Edward C 470 Staehling. Mary K. 408 Stage. John T 448 Slahl. lack M 362 Stailey. Robert W. 178. 179. 211. 347 Staker. John W 278 Staker. Loren J. 271, 366 Staley. Leo G. 292. 293. 378 Stambaugh. Martha J 398 Stamm. Paul Q. 234 Stamm. Ted 448 Stamp. Lewis K. 108. 326 Slancliffe. Jose C 338 Siancu. George 222. 237. 449 Slander. Richard R. 108. 234. 352. 479 Stanek. Frank C 235 Stanhope. Harold D. 282. 283. 350. 351 Slanhope, William W. 3, 134. 135. 143. 176. 177. 21 1. 350. 351 Stanley. Ann L 474 Stansell. Gilbert F. 472 Stanzler. Milton 318. 319 Starbuck. Robert D 223 Starin. William A 458 Starker. Dorolha E. 143 Starn. Howard T. 23 5 Starr. Frank C 461 Starrett, Edward T. 215 Startzman. John E. 192. 233 Stauffer. Douglas R 459 Stauffer. Paul R 61 St. Clair. Frank S 179. 340 Steck. Paul W. 238 Steckel. Elizabeth J. 186. 187. 238 Stccker. Frederick 211, 308. 309. 310. 312. 313, 314. 366 Steckle. Lillian E 246 Steckle, Lynde 334 .Steeb. Carl E. .29. 30. 129. 209. 366 Steele. Fred E 159. 350 Steele. Myra J. 437. 445 Steele. Wayne M, 387 Steelman. Ruth M. 471 Steffel. Victor L 461 Steffe Robert W. 240 Stcigerwald. Ruth 402. 403 Stein. Harvey H 362 Stein. Howard 15 3. 192 Stein. Irving M. 452 Stein. Jennetle A, 408 Stein. Joseph F. 271 Stein. Mildred K 143 Stein. Miriam E 428 Stein. Thcda M. 99. 440 Steinberg. Len.i R 444 Steinmann. Marian 442 Steinemann. Frank C 288 Steiner. Richard K 81. 461 Steincrt. Ben S 79. 81 Steinfeld. Benjamin B. 81. 218. 454 Sleinle, Ruth M 238 Steinmann, Marian L. 471 Steinmertz. Paul F. 108. 237 Stellar. Pearl L. 232. 437. 440 Sleller. Roger L. 108. 23 3. ' (78 Stengel. George W 449, 4 64 Stengel. William F • 244 Stenson. Robert A 74. 309. ,. . 2, J33 Stephens. Frederick N. 370 Stephenson. Charles J. 449 Stephenson. Geneva 466 Stephenson. Jack W. 352 Stephenson. James O. 237. 449 Stergis. Vernon 228 Sterling. Robert W. 269 Stern. Helen F. 436 Stern. Milton B. 188. 362 Stern. Ruth J. 177. 428, 429, 443, 444, 471 Stelson. Frank A,. Jr. 275 Stevens. Dale 3 37 Stevens. Dan G 3 •if, Stevens. Paul f-. 414 Stevens. Richard T 465 Stevens. William S 387. 462 Stevenson. Audrey W, 117. 223. 53 Stevenson. Charles W. 346 -Stevenson. Howard G. 219 Stevenson, lack 259. 353 Stevenson. Lorna J. 440 Stevenson. Mariorie B. 217 Stevenson. Wilbur E, 244 .Stevenson, William F. 271 •Slevers. Charles L 74 Steward. Carl W 154 Stewart. Jane E 95. 189. 404 .Stewart. June S 95 .Stewart. Kenneth E 459 Stewart. Marvin C 419 Stewart. Mary A 148. 15 3. 198. 202. 206. 232. 471 .Stewart. Richard R 316 Robert . 140 Ste 61. 191, 216 St Hilda ' s Hall 437. 444 366 Surlel. Felii J. 354 Siickslill, William L Sussman. Beatrice R. 443. 444 Stieber, Harry C. 108. 478 Sutherland, John D. 352 Stierwati Jack 472 Sutila. George E. Sutton. Blanche I. 448 StiHey. Stuart 202 96. 238. Stiffler. Virginia G. 412 398 Stillman. Ralph P 31 1. 386 Sutton. Thomas S 584 Stillwagon. Roy A- 322 240, Svatek. Eleanor A. Swack. Morris 444 Stimmel. Ronald G 237. 236 95. 470 449 Swaim. Herbert! J. Swam. Damon P. ... 238 Slimpert. EIroy J . 255 Stimson. Frederick S 61, 238 Swaney. (Mrs) Mary F. 212 Stinson. Carl W. 358 Swarner. Barbara A. 99 Stinson. Richard F. 159, 242 350 240 316 Swartley. John C Swartz. Donald M. 242 Stinson. York F. 584 Stires. Irwin C. Swartz. Ray 525 Stitt. lames M. Stitl. James R. Swearingen. Anna K. 258 392 384 Swearingen. Martha ] 203 241. 96. Stiver. Hugh F. 229. 475 Stiver. Richard D. 447 Sweeney. Paul F, 271. 352 St. John. Lynn W. 253, 254. 326 Sweet. Mahlon C 49 Sweet. Mary A 458 Stockdale. Jerry L. Stoddard. Robert L. 372 Swenson. Stanley F. 449 L. 336 474 Swick, Leo E. Jr 480 Sto.-dill. (Mrs.) Emily Swickard. Harry M.. Jr 228 Stokes. Helena 408 Sw.ckard. Mary L 136. 159. Stoll. Donald F. 356 143. 202 412 415 Stoll. Jennie M. 217 241 Swift. June L 159 177 Stoll. Marion R. 473 Swigart. Phyllis L 398 440 Stoltz. Robert B. 228. 316. Swigart. Robert E 556 384 Swiger, Robert R. 96. 536. Stone. Frederick E. 233 557 Stone. Julius F. 344 129 345 Swimming Team 285 Stone. Kenneth R. Swinehart. Mary E. 252 Stone. Paul H.. Jr. 356 Swinehart. Michael F 244 Stone. Robert P. . . 108 222 Swope. Elizabeth A. 445 Stope. William H. 350 385 Swoyer. Phyllis A. 148. 155. Stone. William S. 382 187. 198. 206. 410. 41 1. Stoneburner. Lawson W. 458 471 Stoneburner. Wesley H 458 Sykes Elizabeth R 191 400 Stoner. Willard C. r 460 Symphony Orchestra 517 Stoover. Wallace 340 Syrkin. Mark W. 368 Stout. Clyde E. 244 Szubski. Chester S. 61 Stout. Mary E. 438 Stout, Robert 0. 464, 465 T Stout. Walter M 117. 458 Taafel. Richard F. 370 Stover. Wilmer W. 340 Taber. Gerald R. 310 348 Slrader. Charles. Jr. 81 Taggart. John C 225 Stradley. Bland L. 30 52. Tague. Joseph E 96. 190. 53. 316. 344 472 Stradley. Eliza B. 143. 471 445 460 271 Tague. Paul. Jr 470 Stradtman. Bettie J. Tague. Robert G. Takata. Victor T. Talbot. Ellen A. 342 Strait, John M.. Jr. 235 Strata. George W. 153 501 •Slraub. John T. 354 Taleisnick. Morns 518 Strausbaugh. James E 258. Talley. Eugene A. 128 259. 260. 261. 262, 265. Tang. Kwan Y 479 366. 367 406 Tanger. Marion L. Tannehill. Richard L 251 Strausbaugh. Mary V. 520 Strauss. John L. 49, 225. Tanner. Glenn A. 449 232. 354 Tanner. Harvey 530 Strauss. Marguerite E 159. Tansek. Lester R. 554 182. 412. 413. 466, 471 Tarleton. Jeanne E. 408 Strausser. David N 448 Tarver. Betty E 395 406 Straulman. Richard V 372 Task. Barnard 588 Streb. Joseph C 108 354 Tate. Robert C 449 Streb. Thomas C. 354. 355 Tau Beta Pi Fraterni y 478 Strcrwalt. Jack 269 474 Tau Epsilon Phi Frat. 314. 376 rnily 577 310. Streilz. Ruth 464 Strickling. Bruce H 244 Tau Epsilon Rho Frate rnity 452 Strine. Magdalene 191 Tau Kappa Epsilon Strine. Owen W 229 232 Fraternity 295. 308. Strobel, Everett H. 233, 243. 314. 310 378 464 340 Tauber. Charles B. 245 245 Strohm. Virginia 96, 317. 436 419 Taubman. Clara 154. 444 Strollers 186, Taussig. Alene Ray 424. Strong, Dale G 229, 328 428 471 Stross, Walter C 159, 177. Taylor. Alva W. 215 389 215 Taylor. Ernest B. 269. 468 Stroud, Esther L 440 Taylor. Gordon E. 328 Stroupe. Beatrice E 241 287 330 Taylor. Hannah H. Taylor. Helen J. 61. 153. 217. Streb. Thomas 241 Strouse. Doran R 206. Strouss. Clarence J 74, 291. 216. 422 445. 471 468 Taylor. Henry D. 253. 346 Strouss, Miriam L. 436 449 Taylor. Howard B. 328 Slubbins. James B Taylor. Jack N. 61. 570 Stuber, Mary C 61 233 Taylor. Jacob B Taylor. James B 464. 465 Stuber. Paul J. 456 Stuckey. Nolen J 350 350 Tavlor. lane R 418 Stuckey. Norman S. Taylor. Jeannette Taylor. loan V Taylor. Josephine A 291 Student Activities 19:- 189. 418 Student Court 196 216. 598 Student Government 193 Taylor. Marilyn 232 Student Optometry Tavlor. Patricia L. 148. 153. Association 473 198. 297. 422 423. 471 Student Senate 194, 195. 196. 205 Taylor. William 222. 225, 255 Student Wives 246 241 Taylor. William L. Taylor. William N 61 Stultz. Margaret R 570 Sturrock, Gilbert J. 314. 316. Teeters. ClilTord V. 558 317 Teevens, Lillian M 96 Stutzman, Robert G. 49. 215. 230. 244 223 Teir. Jule. 295 Tafft. Carvel 552 Suarez, Norman V. Telft. Helene M 186. 422 Suchiu, John 3 60. 361 Tetll. Philip 245. 852. .Sugarman, Oiarles I 382 558 Suitor, Paul W. 81. 461 Tennenbaum. Irwin 876 SuUer. Juanila M Sulser. Melvin G 206 Tenet. Philip 862 370 Tennis 288 Sulzmann. Jack A 279. 284. Tensfeldt. Robert C 271. 380 285. 826. 327 Terbeek. John R 49. 242 .Sumergrade. Theresa 241. 344. 49, 444 345 354 Terr. Sidney D Terry. Carl M 318 .Summa. John M Summe. John J. 372 Test. Patsy S 61 Summer. Samuel 129 Te.lerman. Woodford C 326 Summera. Dorothy M 418. 419 Telleiner. Oair R 240 Teanikoi 479 Summera. lames S. 330 Thalman. Alfred J. 285 Summeri. Shirley O 49 Tharp. Jame. H Tharp. Mary P. Tharp. Thomas G 816 241 281 Sunbury. Roger D. 234 Sunderman. Herbert J 96 Sundial 178. 179 Tharp. Vernon L, 125. 448 Sundstrom. lone 477 440 Theado. Albert J Theobald. Mary I. 61 Suppe. Lois M. 488 r H] Thcta Kappa Phi Fraternity 310, JM. Theta Kappa P«i Frat«rnitv Theti Phi Alpha Sorority 394. 395, Theta Sigma Phi Sorority Theta Upsilon Sorority Theta Xi Fraternity 314, 380, 381 Thibaut, Patricia 179 Thoben. Harry C. 183, r.: 225, 259, 350, Thomas, Eluabeih A. Thomas. Elmer L. Thomas, Emily Thomas, James, Jr. Thomas, James J. TI, — . John E. John M. Kenneth E. Maralys Michael R. Oscar L. Thoma Thoma Thoma Tho Tho Tho H. Rob Rob Robert W Shirley V 2J2. 211, 245, 61. 187, 96. Thompson, Alys J. Thompson, Augusta M. 177, 420, Thompson, Betty L. 182, The npson, Charles H.. Jr Tipson. Dorothy L. upson, Eloisc C. npson. Jeanne N. 5 npson, Hon. Lockwot npson. Margaret J. Thompso Tho Mary F. 177, Morris Thompson. Kicnara Thompson, Robert P. 237, Thompson, Robert G. Thompson. Rosalie F. 153. 174. 175. 179. 202. 205. 442. Thompson, Virginia M. Thomsen. Neal T. Thomson. Proctor. Jr. Thornhill. James M. Thour. Anna M. Thuma. Jean A Thurlow. Robert W. Tibbetts.- Orl F. Tidd. Wilbur M Timmons. Margaret L. Timmons. Sterling G. Tinklepaugh. Jean M. Tinkler. Frederick S. Tinsley. Edward R. 214. Tipton. Martha L Topton. Wilbur F. 2)7, Tisdall. Wniiam E. Tishkoff. Harold Titchener. John B. Titlow. Paul C. .- 269, Titus, Frances E. 49. Ja B. tobrasr Robert B. Tobik. Andy B. Todd. David E. Todd. Frank P. Todd. Herbert E. Tom. 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Frank L. 235 Weinstock. Herbert 454 Weintraub. Robert 470 Weir. Betty J. „ 97 Weirauk. Helen C. .. .. 408 Weiss. (Mrs.) Grace P. 474 Weiss. Max 318 Weiss Rita 44 ■ Weist. ' Emil G. 128 Weisz. Joan 154. 159. 216 Weitzel, Edn.i M. _. 97 Weitzman, Martin J. 362 Welbaum. Thom as A. 259. 261. 367 Wdhourn. I.ydia L. 436 Welch, lames N. 109. 342 Welch. John R 378 Weldmg, Dorothy 206 Weiker. Iris E 159 Weiker, Phyllis C. 432 433 Weiler. Eulalia A, 404 Wells, Carroll F. 348 349 Wells. Inez R 475 Wells. Robert W 62. 180. 181 Wells. William M. 460 Welsh. Edward C. 342 Welsh, Esther B. 97 475 Welsh, William J. 75 Welty. lohn P. 338 Weltv. Kenneth A. 340 Wendschiih, Walter C 233 Wene. Leo 447 Wene. Vera E. 440 Wengate. ludv 217 Wengate. Pauline 436 476 Wenger, Dorothy E. 217 420 Wenner. Robert H 242 Wentworlh. Charles E 228. 330 Wenzke. Carroll J. 233 Werner. Paul 291 Werstlcr. Herbert G. 232 Wesley. Florence E 444 Wesley Foundation Ur its 339 West. Dorothy M 154 414 West. Dorothy M 159 414 West. 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Carl J. 471 466 381 453 352 352 459 219 182. 440 470 358 Wirthv. Wiriz. He 283. . les R. 352 Wise. Anthony 366 Wise. Mark J. 448 Wiseman. Flora M. 444 Wiser. Harold 366 Wishnevsky. Oscar 318 Wismao, Franklin O. 237 Withrow. James R. 101. 233 Witt, Detlef J 128, 242 Witt. Martin G 346 Wiltberger. Roland B. 461 Wittenmycr. James K. 190 Wittcrstaelter. Richard E. 242, 320, 32! Witzemann. Albert W. 245 Wohl. Theodore Z. ._ 388 Wold. Ada L. 391 Wolf. Anne H 99. 440 Wolf. Gayle C. 364 Wolf. Jane C 440 Wolf. Keith W. 456 Wolfe. Alvin C 385 Wolfe. George R. 372 Wolfe. Harry W. 230. 236. 311. 322 Wolfe. Rowland D. 3 64. 461 Wolfe, Russell E.. Jr. 346 Wolfe. Ruth A. 189. 206. 418 Wolff, Betty L. 98. 437 445 Wolfhurst. Dick 280 Wolford. Lawrence R. 51. 228 Wolfson. Irving 188 Wollam. Douglas W. 222. 225. 235 Wollam. Richard L. 311. 392 Wolpert. Donald J. 32. 33. 75. 171, 178. 179. 211, 214. 340 Wolpon. .Irving 470 Wolstein. Malvene P. 442 Wolstein. William H 318 Wolti. Diantha C. 98. 408 Woltz, Harry J. P, 223 Wolverlon. Mary E, 136. 142. 145. 194. 195. 205. 208. Womack, Edna L, Wombold. Marga omen ' s Self G. Association 194. Wood. Charle Wood. Charle Wood. France, Wood. Gerald Wood. Homer Wood. Howar Wood. Richar. Wood. Robert 98, 267 400, 436 205 430 191 394 198. 199. 199 208 297, 298. 300 436 177. liO 191. 199 109. 310. 334. 345 62. 449 223 62, 448 342 Woodard. John L. 380 452 Woodbury Bonnie M 422 Woodbury Ethyl 422 Woodley. Ralph G. 350 Woodling. Etwood W. 2«l Woodruff. Eugene H. 234 Woodruff. Ned W. 51 269 Woods. J a me. H. 352 Woods. Mitchell E. 231 Woodward. Dudley 294 Woodward. WWUam N. 426 Woodward 75. 464. Woodyard. Orlando W. Woolf. Herbert D. Woollard. Helen J. 51 Woolpert. Oram C Workman. Bryant A. 222. 229 Workman. Ralph 75 Worsham. Margaret E. 189. 430, Worth. Muriel Bernice Wr. Ho V Virgil . Wrestling Wright. Ada F. Wright. Anne ' 9«. Wright. Bruce E. Wright. a«ra L. 62. 432. 433, 436. Wright, Dorothy J. 206, Wright, Emerson H. 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Ned W Young. Norton S Young. Paul H 23 5. Young. Richard J Young. Robert H. Young. Robert L Young. Thomas W. Young. William E. 356. ' oung Men ' s Christian Association 194. 215. 334. Young Women ' s Christian Association 194. Younger, Jack S. 135, 192, 211. 267, 309, 392. 366 340 457 406 . 470 174. . 383 187. 352 349 348 412. 413 295 . 460 232. 328 445 444 142 142 465 201. 236 228 449 432. 444 nger 1 ohn eM. Howai ' . Audrey d I 453 446 340 452 198 444 308 340 233 187. 330. 131 479 Xark. Kleofe A nk S 258. 259. 2. 264. 265. 364 J. 270. 364 281 [516] Zang, LeRoy L. 242 Zangma ter, Doroihy J 207. 471 Zapotocky. Joseph A. 121 Zarin. Jack J. 121. 462 Zarcman. Elizabeth 37 3«. 39. 62. 189. 422. 421 Zariman. Luke V. 346 Zartman. William V. 366 7R7 ZaugK, Thomas G. 20, 449 Zavistoske. G«or|ie J. 2 9 Zebehaiy. Frank 109. 231 Z«ck. Doroihy E 232. 442 Zeek. Robert M. 269, 449. 468 Zehner. Larry R. 449 ZehrinK, Clarabelh Zthrinit. Richara M. IU9. Zaigtr, Donald C. 211, Zeiger. Gcorga R Zeigler. 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