Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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lflflll. ll LL Some place in some constitution it says- On Strawberry Day during spring quarter on the OSU campus, the girls of Neil Hall are entitled to as many strawberries as they can eat. On this particular day, gigantic portions of strawberry short cake swarming with strawberries are served and each individual may have as much as she can down. P. S.: The weeks follow- ing this event are extremely rash weeks. With their eyes toward helping the nation, the Neil Hall girls already have swung into action and com- pleted the following articles: Six baby blankets, eighteen sweaters, one afghan, a helmet, and a bed jacket. Fall quarter the Neil Hallers got their heads together and worked even harder on their point hours and brought them up to average first place among campus dormi- tories. in ,,g,g,5,y Mbmefr f . .. 'smvrdvifi x-gmzrw .-.3 rw. , ' M-wif-ru-wmmu tr1-tm-avr.:-'f:'4-H':' fsf 1vv1v.!at ' YJ'-Minn--i gold, Weiss, Krakotf. Row three: Scholder, Togal, Weisbergor, Iones, Bauer, Levine, Weber, B- Iones, Garapedian, Dickerson, Burwitz. How N102 ter, Klotz, Levinson, Polen, Rosewater. Row one- Natowitz, D. Katz, Cornrich, Frad, Hascal, Gilbert. Sare, Barnes, Okey. Top row: Bristol, Turner, Tyson, Scher, Kaufman, Bloch, Draizon,' Draqin, Weissman, Zeidenbergt Gilberg, Schnorf, Eshbauqh. Row three: Scho- field, Dubinsky, Waren, Sheman, Siegel, Berg' man, Singer, Greenberg, Cohn, Trupin, Block, Fagolson, Goldfarb. Row two: Pullman, Mirman, Dlott, Harris, Romanoff, Kohen, Kramer, Newman, Barnett, Danziger, Fish, Tinkelman. Row one. Schiff, Krakoff, Tall, Manburq, Kaufman, Gilbert, Greenberg, Weinstein, Bollin, Braverman. Having thus shown that work comes before play, now let it be seen that pleasure came last but by no means least. At Christmas time a tea was given to which various campus professors and outside guests were invited. In November, Dorm members deserted their homestead on Neil Avenue in a body, to attend their winter formal at the Deshler Wallick Hotel. Again in April the same process took place for the Spring for- mal, which was held at the Scioto Country Club. With long bitter days of a changeable winter be- hind, and hot summer days ahead, the lazy atmosphere of spring prompted Neil Hall members to have a great picnic away from the noise and congestion of the city --out where grass, trees, and blue skies are all that matter. Such is lifel l Top row: Nidott, Freedman, Spoont, Babitt, MGC- l Dowoll, Leon, Brodsky, Keller, Margolis, Krohn- t Golembe, Ross, Katz, Elton, Wexler, Tove, Wink-

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MAKE HALL Mack Hall-ther home of many F. Maxine Rickus Gladys I. Saunders Miriam E. Schario Elsie Schield Ruth E. Scott Miriam l. Slack Mary M. Smith Miriam G. Speck S. Ann Sprowls Marilyn F. Steinberg Myrtle F. Steinberg Martha l. 'Thompson Eleanor Van Fossan Nancy Walker lean B. Williams Ioyce Ann Wurster Wilma L. Yount Built 1923 Mack Hall freshmen being thoroughly and fittingly initiated, another project Was immedi- ately launched. This time the entire group of girls concentrated efforts in a successful cam- paign to elect from their midst Candidate Kay Schroeder for Homecoming Queen. Fall quarter also included a Faculty Tea and fall formal. The latter affair was carried out with a deep South setting and theme in the Mack Hall commons. This year about forty fine new student nurses in the O.S.U. three-year defense course called Mack Hall home. The entire dorm pooled their efforts to make an afghan for the Red Cross in addition to other war work activity. l94l-2 was definitely an honorary year at Mack: Florence Conover was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Lambda Theta: Ioan Ger- hardt joined Omicron Nu, Home Economics Honoraryp Anna May Newton was singled out by Alpha Epsilon Delta, pre-medical honorary, Irene Lisko, Mary Carroll, Alta Mae and Erna lmler were taken into Phi Chi Theta, commerce honorary: Kay Schroeder, Kay Eberez and Betty Blue were chosen to Delta Omicronp Betty Polli and Gertrude Einhert were named to Phi Upsi- lon Omicron. In addition to these outstanding scholastic achievements numerous social activities are un- usual, but the calendar year at Mack Hall was rounded by the Annual Mother's Day Tea, a spring formal, several house dances, and the traditional Senior's Day dinner, where new President Doris Sauerman was installed. - , Steward, Leht0, Goldsmith. .S.hgrIgowKrEiilggl1a!Tfan Gordan, Blue, Hefsch' berqeQ Koppes, Watts, Brodel, Hartnett. Row tive: Timex. Neilson, Walker,1KeglGY, Marsh: A Pam. Barr, Spitlerf 1- Willems' ROW 'OHS' G'af Goebell, Offenscend, I- Dfwldsen 1 Prddn E Immler, Landis, A. Immler, Fafqelft Vvebber 'Kane Cook, Schario, Oechsler, D1- .Q Seheidiqaer, Patton, B. Davis, Cleaton, Emi, Row three: Snyder, Ride-ns, Sprowls, cggii Young, Davidson, Freidman. HY. Pied' ler Erdodih KGT2, M- Steinberg' Wwe' Wor- ll Perz Clark, Smith, Van Fossen,, Fulks, Eferenz Stone. Samuel- Row two: Hagerman' P hl cafe Dehuff, Baassom, Fu1fQf1f PFJWGU' O- ' Neviyton Rabe, Bartells, Bevis, Emheit, P'31g9'b n Roghmjl, Bottom row: Gerhardt. E. RE e A Wmniqer, Close, Wiles, Dunmlire, ll-llorli CS.asi.terman, Cdfmlf Crow' Falls' Orwlck' ac ' Montgomery, Lisko, R- Ruben' I P 1

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CLASS OF 1942 Virginia M. Batson Lillian V. Bauer Mabel M. Brauckle lanet M. Braunlin Elizabeth Chilcote Louise R. Elion Alice A. Iones Charlotte M. Killian Selma A. Leon Nancy E. Macdowell Mildred S. Ross Iulia A. Scholder Ianice A. Weber Rita Weiss CLASS OI-' 1943 Yvette Babltt Hortense D. Bachrach Mildred Cypress Wanda L. Hill Lois E. Kemp Beata C. Southard Louise Weisberger CLASS OF 1944 Adele E. Axelrod Irene Berger Betty I. Chafftn Bettymarie Chute Stella R. Comrich Elizabeth F. Ellis Phyllis Engel Rosalind B. Golembe Doris Katz Peggy Katz Eileen Krakoli Peggy D. Krohngold Lillian Scott Futile Spring Study Hey! Daddy. you want to get the Mildred G. Shepard Betty lane Lenchik Leah E, Levine Priscilla F. Liebowitz Vivienne Margolis Regina Natowitz Florence H. Nidoff Marian L. Silverman loan Z. Solomon Mary Louise Strawn lanet L. Togal Annette L. Tove Esther Traum Grace I. Wexler Rosalind B. Winkler Audrey E. Yute CLASS OF 1945 Rose Abrams Helen Aron Doris Aronoff Lorraine Aurand Claudine E. Bames Evelyn Barnett Martha Ann Bell Arline R. Bellin Mae F. Benzaquin Shirley L. Berger Elaine Bergman Marjorie Bernick Iune Black Bette Blackman Dorothy I. Blain Frances Block Marjorie L. Block Mary Boice Helen Bristol Barbara Brodsky Adele Chickering Kathryn Cochran Seville Cohen Suzanne Cohen Agnes Collen Marjorie Danzlger Emily Davis lanet Dickerson Shirley Dlott Ianet Dragin Soosha Draizen Myra Dubinsky Alice Duker Dorothy Durig Doris Eshbaugh Suzanne Eyman Vyette Fagelson Suzanne Farrell Mildred Feldman Diana Fish Edythe Fisher La Verne Fisher Marorie Fawble Ieanne Fox Gloria Frad Iacquelyn Frecka Lenore Freedman Edith Friedman Pollyanna Friedma Evelyn Fuller Angela Galucci Sadie Garapidian Ioan Gatslick Edith Gilberg Frances Gilbert lane Gilbert Nancy Gill Dorothy Goldfarb H Sara Goldshlag Edna Goldstein Anne Goodman Della Lou Goodman Charlotte Greenberg Irma Greenberg Sallye Grossman Marjorie Gullickson Eva Hamburg loy Harris Miriam Harris Marjorie Hascal Mildred Hawkins lean Hazlet! Mary Houston Theresa Huffman Marilyn Hurwitz Britta lones Mildred Iordan Barbara Kahn Beatrice Kaplan Sarah Kaplan Beatrice Kaufman Eva Kaufman Barbara Keller Rhoda Kessler Marjorie Kimmel Mildred Klotz Francis Kohen Betty Krakoff Avonne Kramer Selda Kramer Caryl Krieger Mary Louise Kuhn Sue Kurlander Betty Levin lrene Levinson Elaine Lewis Dorothy Caplan Eleanor Goldman 1Continued on page 4411 Check That! best for me Beautiful Blonde Convertible An old Nell -hadihon wrwt 10