Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1950 volume:

-went to Wesleyan I ) ' ■ % e went to Wesleyan. As graduating seniors, these few words imply all the things that Wesleyan meant to each of us. •Vhether we remember the long hours spent in trying to fathom our humanities books, or the night we crowded into the chapel to hear Charles Laughton, Wesleyan will always recall to us what our sociology books call a liberal education . Of course, going to Wesleyan can not help but be identified with such words as blue-book, point average, and D-slip; but we find it has many other associations, too. I W mm m m WW mm M_ JF _P ™_ OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY DELAWARE OHIO M he inevitable rain which accompanies so many dances, the good-nights said among the impenetrable crowd on Austin porch, and the Sweetheart Serenades sung to the accompaniment of a C. and 0. freight train, all mean Wesleyan. 1% e went to Wesleyan, and we have too many memories to ever forget it. EDITOR Richard Rosser MANAGING EDITOR Charles Voder BUSINESS MANAGER Edward Schwinn The tower of University Hall Pliiilo. oplir and Reli;$io9t And things related on page 9 And things related on page 23 •ocial Sciences And things related on page 41 Wesleyar l KT4 li« l  T and i: tlii -iili4 ii And things related on page 73 The Pure iSciences And things related on page 57 . onie of u. iiTork in ' ft IK ' S ' lBK .IB-S ' -. And things related on page 85 And things related on page 115 I ii I III lllll V .. . --1 ' W ! .«■ t . N .J ' ■ !■ ' It Hli lii i It ' tf f ft t 1! If • is« «iS!sP«!? hilosophy and Religion The departments of religion and philosophy have been invaluable in teach- ing us the importance of acquiring moral v isdom in our lives. Courses in these departments helped us to formulate rational beliefs for confident living. The choir of William Street Methodist Church and Mr. Bell Philosophy aod Religion and things related 10 W ■fi ' i In addition to our courses in philosophy and religion, we learned, by participating in the varied activities of Wesleyan ' s YMCA and YWCA the best means for rendering Christian service to our cam- pus and community. These organizations constantly provided us with opportunities for Christian fellow- ship with our fellow-students and faculty members. During the school year, a Sunday evening must for many of us was attending the weekly youth meetings of the several Delaware churches. Plac- ing their accent on religious life, Canterbury Club, United Fellowship, and Wesley Fellowship, played important ports in the religious activities of our campus. A lesser-known YW member is introduced the YWCA-sponsored picnic for freshman YMCA, page 18 YWCA, page 18 Church Groups, page 20 The humorous Dr. Hutson Religion, page 16 By use of a diagram. Doctor Quillion clarifies a philosophical concept for student Frank Marriott. Philosophy, page 12 Pr I r F I I I LL nuns spiritual quest witn his philosophy students John Bozman Ken Collins, Meg Cutting, and Bill Kemp The philosophy department offers to the students tenta- tive answers, or at least approaches, to the major prob- lems of human thought. While the beginning courses deal with man ' s attempt to understand himself, the universe, and man ' s place in it, the advanced courses explore areas of ethics, logic, and esthetics. 12 Depai ' tinent of Philosophy William Weber, a student of Aristotle, burns the midnight oil to catch up on his collateral reading. Professor QuHlion Department Chairr Assistant Professor Lloyd Boston 13 14 Serving as a vital part of each student ' s cam- pus life, the Monday, Wednesday, and Friday chapels present religious services, prominent speakers and lecturers, and programs by cam- pus organizations. The chapels are truly sig- nificant as an Ohio Wesleyan tradition. Woody Herman, and autograph seekers Bill Bertenshaw and Mark Rice, on the night of his Gray Chapel concert. 15 Professor Hutson, Deportment Chaii Department of Religioo The purpose of the Religion Department is not solely to train people who anticipate religion as o vocation. Rather, it has as its most impor- tant function the means for each student to develop a philosophy which makes life more meaningful, and to prepare the individual with the basic methods in the criticism of Biblical literature. Also, the student encounters the phil- osophy and psychology of religion so that he or she can assume the responsibilities in this field which will be confronted in the community and in the family. late Professor McCue Lecturer in Religic 16 Dr. Hutson ' s levity serves as well for entertainment as it does for interpretation of an obscure phrase. 17 FIRST ROW: B. West, W. Wright, T. Gallant, R. No-a( Prof. Quillian, J. Hipkins. SECOND ROW: R. Hicksi W. Kelley, R. Swank, J. Neff, J. Martin, J, Powell, C. cloy. Young 3len ' s Cliriistiaii Association With Tom Gallant as president, the YMCA extended a Christian hand to Wesleyan men. The annual freshman camp, the Y member- ship drive, and the Thursday morning watch programs in Gray Chapei highlighted the excellent work done in our college community. isident Flem, npstoff join , Professor the lunch fHutson, and hour singing. Anticipating their four days at camp, freshmen put equipment aboard the southbound bus. 18 YWCA With membership in the YWCA reach- ing a new high on campus this year, president Jean Brinton and the girls who participated in the committee programs maintained the reputation of the national association. FIRST ROW above,: M. Musselman, S Winter, P. Compton, P. Stauffer, M. Zim- merrr on. SECOND ROW: Miss Griefe, B. Brumbaugh, L. Still, N. Simons, D Beck, J. Stuntz, S. Mutersbough, J. Brinton THIRD ROW: R. Plott, M. Herman, J Brucklieimer, R. Keese, I. Hancock, B. Block- v.ell, P. Brewster, J. Shreffler, M. Gordon J. Dougherty, J. Young, L. Ficken. FIRST ROW: S. Schweiker, J. Alexander, S. Roudebush, B. Kneisley. SECOND ROW: Stoneburner, Miss Griefe, B, Piatt, J. Plonk. THIRD ROW: ham, F. Sorn, L. Martin, B. Rogers, J. Smith, A. Bullock, A. Holley, B. Cruikshank, B. Beattie, M. Wolf. DOiinger Nickles, L A. Davis, J Gregory, R N. Filli ng- Jackson, E G. Worstell, Bald in, B Jean Brinton, YW president, and Phyl Griefe, adviser take time to do some of the organization ' s paper work 19 The Reverend Mr. Bell conducts a discussion for one ot Wesley Fellowship ' s weekly meetings, held in William Street Church. Weslej Fellovffihip Wesley Fellowship, a vital part of the Methodist Student Movement, is a means for the spiritual strength- ening of the individual in Christian life. Students in Wesley Fellowship desire the ultimate end of a world order that is based on Christian ideals and the realization of the highest human values. Wesley Fellowship Cabinet first ROW: N. Simons, P. Diettench, A. SrLouis, M. Word, R. Wood, B. Blockwell. SECOND ROW: A. Sanders, M. Hyfelt, Rev. Bell, R. Nowers, P. Brown, G. Berquist, R. Sloatman, S. Harrington. 20 Canterbury Clab Further opportunity for recreation and worship with members of one ' s own de- nomination is provided by Canterbury Club and United Fellowship. The first is the college group of St, Peter ' s Epis- copal Church. The latter is sponsored by the Baptist, Disciple, Evangelical-Re- formed, Congregational, and Presbyter- ian churches. FIRST ROW: M. Walker, Mrs. Putney, Rev. Putney, R. Adams, J. Raine, W. Webb, B. Dippel, V. Votaw, M. L. Gould. SECOND ROW: A. Chamberlain, C. Cooper, F. Pescke, L. Vanderhoop, B. Jones, S. Hartley, R. Stock- well, M. Radcliffe. Uovrship FIRST ROW: D. Kagiwoda, W. Webb, A. Chamberlain, N. Bell, R. Adams. SECOND ROW: T. Mack, J. Lutze, N. Glezen, B. Cruikshank. 21 VUM iiglisih From the departments of language and literature we not only learned to master the essentials of effective speaking and writing, but also obtained from intelligent reading of representative literary works new insights and standards of evaluation for all our reading. Professors Amy, Boecklin ond Spen- cer above the Main Reading Room. English and thiiijgs related Main Reading Room Slocum Library, pages 26, 38, 39 24 T ORMENTED by themes, our first semester ' s exposure to the English department will long be remembered by most of us. However, later work in the department convinced us that our first impression was, indeed, a wrong one. Of course, we will never forget the snap quizzes of the humanities depart ment, but neither will we forget the many interesting class periods we spent discussing the great books used in the course. Although we may never go to Paris, Madrid, or Berlin, our courses in the foreign languages hove been valuable as background material for much of our other work. Through the editions of the Owl, Bijou, and Transcript, the journalists among us were given ample opportunity to practice the style which the department of journalism had so patiently taught them. English and Humanities, page 27, 28 The Owl, page 29 Editors Dehart and Rosser Transcript and Le Bijou Journalism, pages 32, 33 Le Bijou, pages 34, 35 The Transcript, pages 36, 37 Mr. Boecklin at a football game he hopes will be a classic. Languages, pages 30, 31 25 : 1 ' -■;-■ n -|Ufi;!i- ' r i ■ i i |HIH Ml u .ifM m rr The English Reading Roorr classics and overstuffed choir 26 nepartnient ol E]ii£ li. li The freshman course in English composition, the intermediate courses in contemporary literature, narrative writing, and Shakespeare, and the senior studies of literary criticism and masterpieces are all means to the end of a more complete insight and mastery of the English language. Within the realm of English studies are the opportunities for a complete appraisal of the literary works of the past and present, which lead to an increased knowledge and the development of a more profound philosophy. Amy, department chair- 1, in midst of o browse. Associate Professi Davies Associate Professor Drennon As sociate Profe Fickel Associate Professor Marshall Spencer 27 AAiit-i uLMLJiiMiiy their humanities books Ann Peck ond Chuck Ordwoy immediately engaged in a dissertation on Plato— Socrates— or Venus! lliiBiiaiiitfie.oii The humanities courses extend to the student the opportunity of accumulating an invaluable background in the realm of classical knowledge. Experiences in this course lead to a more complete un- derstanding of classic thought and its application to our contemporary period. Mr Ross, Instructor Mr Sparks Instructor Miss Newcomb Instructor 28 OWL MAGAZINE The Ohio Wesleyan Literary Magazine has as its purpose the publishing of the literary efforts, in all areas of creative writing, of the campus writer. This year the magazine is ed- ited by Cathy Burden, and Miss Davies serves as faculty adviser to the staff. Above, members of the business stoit are, FIRST ROW: P. Brower, B. West, Robt. Bellan, Bus. Mgr.; K. Darkey. SECOND ROW: E. Evans, C. Ludwig, C. Clipson, J. Lewis, B. Graham, art. Below, the literary staff: J. Peters, M. Anderson, E. McDougal, C. Burden, R. Ice, S. Callander, P. Lewis. 29 German Club members put their classroom language to use in presenting a play based on the Christmas story. Foreitj ii Laiis|iiai e De pa r i me ii is Our world is one in which all people are coming into a closer contact with each other. This shows the advantage of speak- ing foreign languages. Doctors must trans- late German texts, and a new market is enlarging in the Latin countries. Those occupations are becoming fewer in which a foreign language is not of value. 30 BELOW: Associate Professor Wagner, Spanish; Professo. Boring, Spanish Department Chairman; Associate Professoi Hahn, German; Mrs. Goodman, German Instructor; Assistan Professor Avery, French; Ass:stant Professor Huser, Chairman French and ItaNan Departments. Doctor Dunham returns Germon quizzes, but cannot convince his class that the occasion merits any degree of llght-heartedness. Dave Puddington responds to queries by Cynthia VanMoter and Betty Fitzgerald during Miss Rodtke ' s Transcript readership survey. 32 Departiiieiil ojt Joiiriialisiii The preparation of news stories requires a thorough knowledge of the vast technical methods of news gathering and writing. Stu- dents desiring experience in the realm of reporting, and those wishing to prepare for a life work in the tumultuous world of the newspaper find that Wesleyan ' s journalism department offers the needed basic exper- ience in the related fields of journalism. Assistant Professor Johnson, Department Chairman Assistant Professor Rodtke; Mr. Pasiorius, Instructor,- Mr. Reed, Lecturer 33 Condensed Assignments, deadlines, budget- balancing, advertising solicita- tion—all in a year on the Bijou staff. The long hours spent in a reconverted quonset hut behind Edwards ' Gym are all in the hope the Le Bijou will be on time. The Jewel , a pictorial history of Wesleyan ' s student body at work and play, is a cherished volume that makes memories of college life more vivid, long af- ter the last classroom lecture is attended. Advertising Manoger Chuck Barber and his staff. business Manager, Ed Schwinn; Jim Myers, Associafe Editor, Dick Rosser, Editor,- Jo Peters, Picture Editor,- Jane Ruble, Associate Editor; Bill Yoder, Monoging Editor Literary Editor; Chu ck 1. The index staff searches for the name of the man on page 5. Arhne Davis, Barbara Schoen, Joanne Plank, Nancy Fillingham on her l nees), Jeanette Horton, senior editor,- and Nancy Williamson. 2. Staff members Marilyn Rosser, Nancy Jo Scarff, and Sydney Pennington are responsible for all Bijou art work. 3. Circulation Monager Larry Green must hove done so, to judge from his assistants. Bernice Andreson, and Nancy Gaddis. 4. On the literary staff, Lloyd Fassett, Jane Reiser, and John Shuster ponder what to say and how to say it right. 5. Photographers Tom Monsees, Terry Damon, Pete Droescher, and Bill Kohler in a pose. 6. Dick Rosser, Editor, and Ed Schwinn, Business Manager, going over Ed ' s expense account. Iin;l What ' s Wronj 1. Copy Editor Marge Sohoroff at 2. Lorry Bollard, Advertising Mar Business Manager get the business- 3. Managing Editor Bill Littick giv( tont Editor Smith trys full face. Editor Ed DeHart is half and half. staff. Bob McCorfy, profile, Assis- ncompromising 36 Above, staff membe Serving the end of informing the stu- dent of the current happenings on campus and throughout the world, the Ohio Wesleyan Transcript Is well-de- serving of its heading, An All-Amer- ican Newspaper . discuss tfie Transcript dummy witfi Wil- room foreman of the Delaware Gazette. Below, tfie Transcript senior editorial staff. J. Martin, A. Cunnington, M. Gutti, P. Finical, N. Allison, Editor DeHart, M. Sahoroff, W. Littick, K. Parker, R. Cheseldine, K. Gettleman, J. Lofir, P. Smith. 37 I ' lii Uelta Epsilon Journalism Honorary R. Bellan, R. Cheseldine, C. Yoder, W. Strasburg, J. Weitthoff, P. Smith, E. DeHort, S. Schlobohm, N. Cornish, D. Callander, W. Parker, W. Littick, Prof. B. Johnson, J. Richens, E. Schwinn, R. Rosser, K. Geftelmon, A. Cunningfon, J. Martin. The Library Staff Mrs. Pittmon, Mrs. Diem, Dr. Lancaster, Miss Stoner, Mrs. Byr Mrs. Williams, Miss McElroy, Miss Kirk, Mrs. Burkhort, Miss Srr Miss Myser, Miss Jackson, Mrs. Johnson. 38 Charles Slociiin Library 39 oeial Sciences From our studies in the field of the social science, we have examined the political, economic, and social institutions found in any organized community and learned the value of intelligent participation in them OS safeguards for our own well-being. Martha Moon reads to a group of intent listeners at the South Delawore Community Center. Social Seiences and things related Business Administration and Economics, pages 46, 47 Senator Toft tolerantly listens to the views of campus politicians. Political Science, pages 48, 49 42 A. ,LTHOUGH we began our first history course with a casual indifference, we soon realized that history can be vivid and mean- ingful when interpreted in relation to the hap- penings of our own time. Likewise, courses in political science not only taught us something of the organization and government of states, but also became extremely pertinent by show- ing us both our rights and duties as American citizens. For those of us working in the de- partments of business and economics, such knowledge was as important for our future work as the innumerable graphs and charts we so frequently consulted. Having been made aware by the sociology department of the many problems facing our society, we could appreciate the efforts of Wesleyan ' s annual Red Cross and Campus Chest drives. Red Cross, pages 54, 55 Dr. Hubbart quotes from Commoget to Professors VonSickle and Eells History, pages 44, 45 Professor Hubbort and Assistant Professor Jennings 44 Departiiieiii of IIi«tor An acquaintance with the major currents of history leads to an intelligent participation in social units both large and small. Through the mediums of such courses as European Cul- ture and United States History, the Wesleyon student can build a better political and social foundation for use throughout his lifetime. Professor Hubbart, Department Chairmoii; Profes- sor Eells; Associate Professor VanSickle; Assis- tant Professor Jennings; Mr. Trester, Instructor. 45 Bii.«iiie.s. ii Edgar Hal For the student who desires a general back- ground in regard to economic trends, as well as for those who major in economics, the department presents a course in in- struction which enables the individual to live cooperatively in the business and so- cial worlds. Associate Professor Kebker is chairman of the department. Professor Ullom shows Bob Bonham, Alpho Sig treosurer, why the books won t balance. Assistant Professor Clark Assistant Professor Grimes, Assistant Professor Leonard Assistant Professor Ullom; Mr. Meyer, Instructor Mr. Leonard, Instructor,- Miss Lorsen, Instructor Accounting students in an afternoon lob. J(J Professors Arneson and Strochon greet former Notional Cfioirmon Hugh Scott, here for Republican Day. Established in 1917 by Professor Ben Arneson, the political science department is a means for those students, who so desire, to determine effective methods of participation in local, state, and national government, leading to more ideal conditions in the realm of practi- cal politics. Professor Arneson, Department Chairman; Professor Flemming; Professor Strachan; Associate Professor Warner; and, bottom right, Mr. Wickham, Lecturer. 48 left, Professor Arneson discusses pros and cons with young Above right, legislators and political leoders register for Republic Ds Lynn Wilson, Sue Somerville, and Mike Kevesdy. Day sponsored by the Institute of Practical Politics. Departiiieiit of Political i eiciice Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary FIRST ROW: E. Podway, R. Knoop, Prof. Arneson, N. Comfort, L. Wil- son, J. Fillingham, J. Driver, M. Bell. SECOND ROW: J. Quill, G. Riggs, F. While, C. Benedict, W. Besudin (Pres.), G. Griffith, J. Teller, J. Martin, E. O ' Doy, Prof. Warner, A. Elliott, Jr. 49 Animated discussion in Professor Boyliff ' s sociology class. flepartiiieiit «fc ' S«cit l«  r The department of sociology is for the student a means for insight into trends and processes of our complex society, and into the problems of our civilization that arise from patterns of social be- havior. Foundation courses, on through courses in applied sociology and theory and description, all lead to a more complete understanding of the individual in his relation to others of the race. Visiting Associote Professor Som- mers. Acting Chairman; Visiting Professor Muzumdar,- Associate Professor Macrory; Assistant Pro- fessor Bayliff. 50 Varii ' l ' SS ' l ! ■ ' Created for the purpose of uniting all cam- pus benefit fund drives into one campaign, the Campus Chest Drive came into being last fall for the first time on the Ohio Wes- leyan campus. Sponsoring on auction, a dance, and an hilarious sorority variety show, the committees in charge of the drive worked tirelessly to enable the campaign to be a complete success. ' Left and below, scenes from Campus Chest cfiapel progr which presented the purposes the organization. Campus Chest officials in conference. Peg Bender and Ron Schneider, co- chairman, Ruth Fangmon; Maurie Mead; Nancy Simons; and Bill Gunn. 51 Nervous coeds wait for their curtain call in the Sorority Variety Show. Idiotic ' Delight Tlie Delts ' Four Roses in|ected a bit ot Gay Nineties mood into the evening ' s festivities. Idiots ' Delight, the open-house at Stuy that was part of the Campus Chest pro- motion, was a most memorable evening. 52 For their skit, Sharlee Staten, Virginia Perry, Gwen Turner, and Notalie Orth sing I ' m Just a Girl Who Can ' t Say No. Yes. Yes. Yes. ro Kunz, Judy Robertson, Jane Heorne, and Linda Bell wax rustic. We forgot their songs, but not their faces. On the left are Louise Le Pon- tois, then Jean Mehlhope, and Cecily Anderson.  J ' L! t V Red Cross Council members ore, SEATED: P. Brown, J. Williams, P. Murphy, Miss Semans, D. Pickett, Chairman, B. Mayhew, W. Wolfe, M. Peek. STANDING: P. Brower, M. Wills, D, uck. 1 l 4 . .«j .IS The Wesleyan unit of the American Red Cross is an organiza- tion serving the community of Delaware, as well as the Wes- leyan student body. Outstanding work with the patients at the Chillicothe Veterans ' fiospital and also a co-ordinated pro- gram to aid in the donating program of the Columbus regional blood center are typical of the services rendered by the group. Margaret Stauffer assists in cle work at the Chillicothe Hospital. 54 Above left, Mrs. Flemming helps in the Presbyterian church. the blood donor station Above center, four members of the Scioto Village committee prepare Christmas decorations for that institution as another Red Cross service. Center, a group of Red Cross volunteers, including several professors and Miss Semons, unit adviser, pose after having entertained the Chillicothe patients for on afternoon. 55 ure SeieoeeiS From classroom experiments and observa- tions in the departments of science and mathematics, we became acquainted with the more significant structures and laws of our physical world and learned to better appreciate the contributions of science to modern living. Dorothy Beck is enlightened on molecular structure by Dr. ' s Sinnett and Bossert. Pure Seieoces and things related A, iLL OF US, at one time or another, did some work in the mathematics and science depart- ments, and whether our mathematical education stopped with Algebra 1 1 3 or advanced to Alge- bra 321, the unknown quantity x was our constant companion. Although from the de- partments of physics and chemistry we devel- oped the virtue of patience while performing the exacting experiments concerned with matter and motion, one of our most memorable exper- iences occured in our evening astronomy lab when we received our first telescopic view of a heavenly body. From our field trips exploring the rock strata of Delaware county, the geology department proved to us how vast a field this science of the earth and its life can be. To the departments of botany and zoology, however, we are perhaps most deeply indebted for hav- ing aroused our artistic abilities to new heights as a result of certain required scientific sketches we submitted for classes in these departments. pages 64, 65 pages 61, 62 pages 66, 67 page 63 page 71 pages 68, 69 page 70 58 59 V V 4, . f Depai ' liiieiit of M a t henia t i e. Associate Professor Cr Mrs. Page, Instructor Professor Rowland Department Chairman Left, Merrick Hall The mathematics department stems from such brush-up courses as college algebra and trig- onometry. From this point, the locus of the curriculum, except for minor oscillations in analytic geometry and differential calculus, increases in amplitude to the maxima of the complex concepts in vector analysis and in the functions of the complex variable. 61 Pi Mil Epsilon, Mathematics Honorary FIRST ROW: Professor R. Crane, M. Fisch, M Hill, S. Stevens, P. Sterbenz, D. White, M. Mintox Mrs. Page, K. Storer. SECOND ROW: B. Dunham Prell, Profe Cheaney, E. Schv Long, H. William; Wolfe, R. Rowlar Kerns, C. Wagnei Rowlan d, N. Bongham, n, D. Williams, K. Backart, THIRD ROW; B. Hedrick, J. McFeggan, W. Smyth, Professor Matthews explains the mothemotii of vector quantities to a puzzled studen 62 Physicists Roger Knipper and Ralph Bauer ponder over on experiment involving the inclined plane. Phvsie. DcpartmeHil Elliot Hall harbors the highly technical physics department, where future Ein- steins learn the theory behind atomic piles and the computation of mass-en- ergy values. Here, also, students pene- trate the fundamental concepts of heat, light, sound, electricity, and mechanics. Professor Maxwell, Department Chairrr Associate Professor Woodbury Assistant Professor Matthews 62 Clicniistry Club FIRST ROW: Dr. Bossert, Dr. Mcinuel, F V , int. h Bi.jon , D . :in..:t SECOND ROW: R. Carr, A. Emery, C. Cramer, C. Holmon, M. Hofelt, J. Johnson, J. McConnell, D. Johnson, W. Crawl, N. McNobb. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, J. Chombers, J, Grohom, H. Conklin, R. Glosh, R. Coleman, W, McCartney, E, Chester, J. Roberts, P. Spengler, R. Souer. Professor Manuel Assistant Professor Larsen Mr. Bigony, Instructor 64 Delving into courses from general inorganic chemistry to the problems of physical chem- istry are those who desire an understanding of the scientific methods of research. In this pursuit, Wesleyan ' s chemistry students carry on intricate experiments to further their insight in the realm of pure science, so as to ascer- tain the validity of scientific law. Dr. Bcssert approves the distillation ap- paratus of an organic chemistry student. CJli taannma Xu, Chemistry Honorary FIRST ROW: Prof. Manuel, Prof. Sinnett, D. Miller, N. McNobb, Prof. Bigony, Prof. Bossert. SECOND ROW: W. Crowl, D. Read, J. Fuller, T. Ring, R. Coleman, D. Johnson, R. Corr, E. Cromer, A. Emery. 65 r. ■■■ Ueparliiient i Nebulae, equinox, the Cepheids— these are every- day terms of the young astronomer in his study of the structure and the motion of the universe. - V ... R :.«. 4 (Upper left) Professor Bobrovnikoff, (Lower left) Associate Professor Hynek, (Center) Assistant Professor Keller, (Upper right) Associate Professor Keenon, (Lower right) Mr. Slettebak. 67 Department of Geolog With tools of his trade in hand. Prof. Crowl directs young rock thusiasts on on afternoon geology field trip, outside of Delowc 6B Prof. Crowl never overlooks the possibility of ttiere being gold in them thor hills. Geology students at work on their contour mops Under the guiding hand of the geology department, the students study minerals and rocks to gain a comprehension of the effects of geologic processes. Interpreta- tion of aerial photographs, topographic maps, and field studies during spring vaca- tion, lead to an explanation of the earth ' s origin, age, and distribution of raw com- modities. Assistant Prof. Cn Assistant Prof. Shonklii 69 Professor O ' Neal of the Botany Department explains one of the many theories which the students face in the study of plants. Iloitaiiy liepartineiit Professor O ' Neal, Deportment Choirmc Preparing plant material for histological study is work of the expert. Prior to this mastery, the botany student gains background exper- ience through the medium of courses in tree study, ecology, and advanced bacteriology. Miss Curtis, Assistant 70 Department of Zoolos r Merrick Hall is the home of the zoology depart- ment, where young cut-ups consume an annual toll of cats and dogs in courses varying from a general study of invertabrates to the entomology and ecology of man. Professor Hohner ' Department Choii A student of embryology works gently on a drawing of cell structur 71 ifc ' ik. '  4 ; o. si ehology and Education By teaching us to understand better our own mental life, the deport- ments of psychology and education helped us to increase our abilities for comprehending and dealing with the conduct of those about us. Watching trial-and-error adaptations are psychology students Nancy Smith, Barb Brumbaugh, and Don Shoemaker. Psj cliology and Education and things related A sfuclent from the Home Economics department gains experi- ence in child guidance at Delaware ' s nursery school. Page 80. 74 A iLTHOUGH we never quite learned to psychoanalyze anyone during our courses in psychology, we still remember our classes in the psych lab as being among the most inter- esting of our college years. Perhaps the first of us to truly appreciate the significance of these courses were those who continued their work in the department of education. These future teachers soon learned that some edu- cational psychology can be most helpful when applied to the problems of the classroom. Psychology, pages 76, 77 Education, pages 78, 79 75 Dr. Green in consultation with Don Tholer Depj The psychology department, through demon- strations, experiments, and lectures, attempts to answer students ' questions concerning the complex behavior and thought patterns of in- dividuals. Among the many courses to be found in the department are psychology of adjustment, adolescent, child, and social psy- chology, and comparative and abnormal psychology. 76 Psychology Laboratory •STj J . ' T . ' Kappa Delta Pi Education Honorary fIRST ROW: L. hcken, B. Matson, M. Sferra, M. Rowley, M. Mouse, M. Hetz, J. Dougherty, D. White, M. Cook, I. Hancock, M. Thomas. SECOND ROW: B. Huff, M. Peters, D. Whitton, T. Gollont, B. Jesson, J. Conord, M. Jore,, J. Aker, M. Minfon, E. Wearstler. STANDING: L. Hawley, Prof. H. Sheridan, B. Blessing, L. Johnston, P. Murphy, M. Oliver, Prof. Matthews, R. Walker, L. Harter, B. McKinnon, Miss Mar- tha Dollmom, H. Nest, B. Israel, G. Puter- baugh, M. Morton, Asst. Prof. C. Alter, M. Shugert, J. Jones, F. Pollock. Professor Sheridan, Department Chairman,- Professor Matthews; Associate Professor Dallmann; Assistant Professor Ingrahom, Mr. Griffin, Visiting Lecturer. 78 In the education department Ohio Wesleyon students who are interested in the teaching field learn fundamental prin- ciples of education, its functions and general methods, and educational psychology. They receive experience in the drawing-up of innumerable lesson plans; and there is oppor- tunity for lab work in student teaching. A future history ,eacher cjrt ing into o Willis High Scho 79 JUkUHi - mM . ■ ■ J ' 1 ■ i iUi mi M B 1 ' hH iHm r i i It « «g!l% 5i9£ J , . Professor Massey, Department Chairman Assistant Professo Home Economics Experience and knowledge for pro- spective dieticians and fashion de- signers, as well OS for the future housewife, is obtainable in Sturges Hall. Here the department of home economics offers such courses as clothing, foods, and nutrition, in order that the Wesleyan coed might be better prepared for her life in the home or in the business world. slow) Assistant Professor Barbour, Assistant Profe r Caldwell, and Assistant Professor Thompson. Miss Young, Instructor Miss Boys, Instructor 81 Home Eeonomiesi Club FIRST ROW: M. Peek, S. Schroeder, M. Lump, A. Ferguson, (behind) J. Daddow, C. Hakes, i behind: M. Rosser, J, Evans, (behind: J. Mae Kinnon, B. White, B. Boyd, E. Wismor, A. Fitch, P. Hamman, J. Holstein, J. Williams. SECOND ROW: N. Farrar, N. Culber- son, M. Newell, B. Jesson, M. Fraser, A. Dornbirer, K. Battelle, Miss Thompson, Miss Young, Miss Caldwell, B. Amick, S. Grell, D. Barlow, M. Burton. THIRD ROW: S. Kreidler, R. Morfin, J. Guinn, E. Fowler, M. Mangun, N. Allen, M. Reed, J. Keck, N. Smith, P. Rhodes, A. Bulloc, S. Stevens, C. Clements, M. Crews, K. Bever, H. Avery, B. Cruickshank, A. Halley, J. Yoveioy, S. Carter, C. Klamm, M. Dell. FOURTH ROW: J. Hinton, C. Maneely, L. Wesler, R. Sinnett, J. Selvey, B. Picktord, B. Ackhart, C. Sykes, A. Gell- haus L. Beottie, H. Thomas, A. Fiscus, N. Orth, P. Zwinggi, N. Orth, V. Seeman, J. Monroe, M. Forter- field, R. Freid, C. Fox. Phi Epsilon Omieron Home Economics Honorary FIRST ROW: V. Seeman, C. Word, D. Krick. SEC- OND ROW: D. Beck, Miss Mossey, D. Drum, S. Kreid- ler, P. Zwinggi, Mrs. Anowalt, P. Eustice. THIRD ROW: V. Kjoller, M. Ashley, M. Thomas, M. Mussel- mon, J. Hohns, M. Mangun, B. Holloway, B. Word, B. Israel, M, McCreary, L. Horter, 82 Monnett Day Style ShoM The fashion show presented by the home economics de- partment highlighted Monnett Week-end. The Ohio Wesleyon coeds displayed their original designs, from sports clothes to evening wear. Bess Fuller, at left, acts OS narrator as Corny Droves, escorted by Starr Schlobohm, models. Climaxing the style show, an open house was held in Sturges Hall, the workshop for these talented girls. Milagros Jimeney, escorted by Bill Long, displays to the audience the fashions of Puerto Rico in contrast to those of the United States. China and India were also repre- sented by the foreign students at the fashion show. 83 : r - ■ne Arts From our work in the division of fine arts, we not only increased our abilities for participation in the fields of music, art, and the drama, but also expanded and enriched our appreciation of these art forms. of creation in Lyon Art Hall A. Fine Arts and thingis related LTHOUGH we didn ' t forsake completely Woody Herman, the art work of Esquire mog- ozine, or Gene Autry movies, four years at Wesleyon did show us that Beethoven, Rem- brandt, and Shakespeare do have something to offer. Some of us first suspected this fact while fulfilling our art, music, and theater appre- ciation requirement. Others of us were con- vinced long ago from participating in one of Wesleyan ' s musical organizations or speech ac- tivities. Thus, when we were given the chance to become patrons of the concert and lecture series, we were quite prepared to observe and appreciate this art at its best. Art, pages 88 to 9 A couple of cards ( freshments at the Beaux Arts 86 Music, pages 92-101 Debate, pages 102, 104, 105 Nancy Smith makes Jan Pur dy stageable for Hayfever. Dramatics, pages 107-112 Radi o, page 106 87 Lvon Art Holl Professor McForlond, Deportment Choirmoi I)( pari 111 4 lit o(f Fine Art Many students feel that the courses offered by the fine arts department are restricted to those individ- uals with the ability to draw or combine colors in pleasing ways. However, not only can inexper- ienced people learn to do these things, but also they may take courses in art history and survey which will augment that knowledge gained in art appreciation. Mr. Haycock, Instructor Mr. Green, Instructor, fright) Mr. Perkins, Instructor 89 Delta Phi Delta Art Honorary FIRST ROW: Mrs. Babcock, L. Hawley, B. May- hew, J. Griffiths, E. Witchey, M. Sfephan, M. Bing, M. Parsons. S ECOND ROW: D. Adams, R. Perkins, J. Owen, M. Zjmmerman, C. Fox, W. Flickinger, M. Somerville, J. Purdy, J. Swartz, Prof. Stewart. THIRD ROW; J. Monz, S. Pennington, J. Scorbury, D. Eyssen, N. Scarff, V. Denes. l ' ® ' . v .- Jeanette Morton and Mary Stephon at work in the fashion design course. Pretty smock. 90 Beaux Arts Ball This year found the Beaux Arts Ball reaching a new high in revelry on the Wesleyan campus. Sponsored by the music, fine arts, and dra- matics honoraries, eccentricity reigned during the evening. Combining the mythological oir with Parisian art are Mrs. McFarland, Mary Lee Lankamer, Keith Gaspich, Miles Gottshall, Morion Parsons, hiazel Stratten, and Professor McFarland of fine arts. 91  = Music students awaiting lessons find time to con- verse, sleep, and comment on each other ' s scores. 92 Music Departineiil Associote Professor Borris Mr. Srrith, Instructor 93 ' - . «l? 4l l iyfi (Abovei The lour new additions to Wesleyan ' s marching band; Meg Cutting, Gloria Holmes, Martha Carter and Jo Anne Easterly. Belowi The Men ' s Glee Club entertains between halves at the homecoming game. (Center) Gloria Holmes shows us how it ' s done in good form. The Ohio Weslejan Marching Band and Drum Majorettes ' ' «i §- Phi Mu Alpha Men ' s Music Honorary FIRST ROW: M. Wetherholt, B. Boyer, L. Wilson, Prof. Sill, G. Legge, T. Fredrickson, R. Liebold, J. Richens, R. Nowers. SECOND ROW: R. Dunham, R. Rosser, J. Martin, R. Karabinus, J. Alexander, D. DeLong, J. Tull, R. Wooley, P. Dietterich, R. Liebold, W. Pittinger, A. Braun, R. Hickson, R. Long, C. Cormichael. Mu Phi Epsilon Women ' s Music Honorary FIRST ROW: J. Hoffman, M. Donahoe, M. Rowley, A. Sanders, M. Cook, B. Blessing, J. Dunatfian, L. Johnston, E. Griffiths. SECOND ROW: A. Peck, C. J. Kreis, S. Baker, N. Sower, M. Slode, M. Thompson, P. Compton, F. Chang, M. Peters, A. Koenigseder, 95 The University Sjinphony Orchestra and Concert Band A near view of the trombone and percussion sections in rehearsal. The wood winds play through a difficult passage in rehearsal. 96 4 VIO LINS: M. Sferra, Concertmistress; K. Koch, M. Bridge, E. Bryenton, M. Cecil, M. Downard, S. Elson, E. Evans, J. Hinton, J. Hoffman, C. Kreis, M. Loncor, J. Mock, B. Schoen, R. Sloatmon, J. Snodgrass, J. Snyder, F. Sorn, J. Stoneburner, J. Strickling, M. Zimmerm-n. VIOLAS: W. McCulloh, M. Bowlus, W. Hunter, J. Richens, C. Salonis, J. Wells. VIOLON- CELLOS: J. Alexander, E. Griff, s, M. Gordon, W. Pittenger, T. Sockrison, N. Scfiworzwolder. BASSES; T. Fredrickson, R. Leibold, J. Frednckson. FLUTES: B. Nickles, J. Funk, J. Littick. OBOES: P. Koch, M. Cook, J. Hereford. ENGLISH HORN: B. Kesling. CLARINETS: D. George, L. Johnston, B. Blessing, R. Poxton. BASS CLARINET R. Poxton. BASSOONS: M. Campbell, M. Birdsell FRENCH HORNS: J. Humphreville, G. Richens, D Wagner, J. Ellis. TRUMPETS: R. Dunham, G. Ghrist. D. Way. TROMBONES: R. Woolley, R. Sid R. Bowlus. TUBA: R. Hedrick. TYMPANI: F. I riott. PERCUSSION: V. Sanders, H. Webster PIANO: M. Thompson. LIBRARIAN: J. Humphre- ville. In the bross section are: W, Hedrick, S. Crites, W. Pittenger, C. Ghrist, B. Dunham, G. Griffith. A little easy on the flutes, please gestu fessor Beach in an orchestra practice sess ' nfMS m -i i: v  l§!aoboi ii Hall FIRST ROW. J Campbell, J. Pulver, M. hrl. M Riegel, J, MacKay. SECOND ROW: D. Borland, M. Claxton, N. Gaddis, C, Fleech, B, Ward, R. Walker. THIRD ROW; H. Robertson, J. Reaney, R. Sieker, M. McCutcheon, M. Ziegler, S. Johnson, J, Weiner, S. Garland. FOURTH ROW; B. Hart, R. Lee, B. Wokely, B. Benedict, M, Hoffines, FIFTH ROW: S. Harwood, N. Ryan, B. Heineke, J, Sutton, N. Wik- londer. 3leii « and W  iiieiB s talee Clubs I inies his Club in practice. WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW; J. MacKay, J. Purdy, K Nunemacher, R. French, A. Sir Louis, M, Rosser, V. Culbertson. SECOND ROW; M, Johnson, L. Kemp, R. Evans, R. Ice, M. Wol ser. THIRD ROW: A. McClelland, J. Lin denmeyer, M. Thompson, J. Keck, L. Webb FOURTH ROW; G. Davis, C. Hertzig, J Reiser, M. Wagner, P. Goldshlog, M. Shu gert. FIFTH ROW; M. Thompson, S Heitzmon, R. Westberg, M. Cossody. MEN ' S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW; R. Karobinus, T. Shank, J. Richens, R. Beaudette, A. McMohon, R. Ross- land, K. Takushi, C. Burton. SECOND ROW: J. Shuster, J. Humprheville, M. Bachellor, B. Kemper, T. Long, J. Roos, B. Moore. THIRD ROW: W. Shelienberger, L. Sibley, R. Con- right, E. Schwinn, R. Adoms, T. McForren. FOURTH ROW; D. Niswonder, D. Costoe, A. Lamey, D. Shobe, J. Vandegriff, H. Clark, J. Austin, 100 A Cappella Choir FIRST ROW: E. Watson, M. A. Donahoe, M. Peters, M. Bridge, Prof. Keller, B. Blessing, M. Dawson, J. Monz, P. Richtmyer, L. Beattie, J. Dickerson, J. Frowine, A. Rudy, S. Hart, A. Davis, C. Roudebush, B. Morr, E. Griffis, D. Love, A. Child, J. Strickling, B. Geist, S. Baker, J. Plonk, B. Beottie, I. Gorhom. THIRD ROW: A. Broun, P. Koch, H. Lord, M. J. Skidmore, D. Gilmore, P. Wheeler, M. A, Loncor, B. Osborn, C. Jessup, M. Cook, J. Hoffman, A. Amick, A. Koenigseker, M. Kirk, N. Sower, J. Blessing, M. Kishmon, M. Grotz, M. Slode, C. Klomm, R. Carson. FOURTH ROW: R. Gorby, S. Crites, G. Conner, M. Wetherholt, C. Burton, J. Froebe, B. West, D. Brown, J. Alexander, N. Millard, L. Wilson, G. Richens, J. Worner, C. Carmichoel, G. Legge, J. Kelly, P. Spongier, H. Haas, R. Rosser, R. Nowers, J. Cooper, T. Gerstocker, A. Thomos. FIFTH ROW: D. DeLong, T. Fred- rickson, A. Spurrier, C. Hoover, J. Roberts, C. Poston, J. Martin, R. Roelofs, T. Ogden, W. Jones, J. Everson, J. Patterson, D. Eaton, E. Bishop, C. Ferrell, J. Collins. iTopi Mr. Bowlus, Instructor Right; Mr. Sill, Instructor Belowi Mrs. Dickson, Instructor P r i 101 The mastery of effective expression, through courses in the department itself, as well as experience in radio and debate, is the end served by the Speech Department. lr-« - rii Professor Hunt, Department Chair Joyce Bohyer, exhibiting the sl ill and poise all speakers should possess. 102 Professor Diem (Right) Assistant Professor Eyssen Mrs. Earner, Assistant (Center) Mrs. Eyssen, Assistant Mr. Ludlum, Fellow Department of Speech Mary Boyers capably sets forth her ideas as teliow deba- ters Starr Schlobahm, Ezra Vogel, and Peg Bender look on. 103 Hugh Meilinger accentuates the neg- ative in a debate class exercise. Dobale Participating in debates with many sister colleges throughout the state of Ohio are those students who have advanced study in the theory of per- suasion. Fre. liiiiaii Debate FIRST ROW: L. Webb, D. Frey, R. Helser, K. Jeffer- son, D. Howard, E. Bryenton. SECOND ROW; D. Wagner, B, Bull, A. Batchelder. Mr. Ludlum— stand- 104 Professor Diem, deb ensic point to Bob Ki Delta Si;i«iiin Rho Debate Honorary FIRST ROW; J. Bohyer, Prof. Jennings, Prof. Diem, M. Boyers. SECOND ROW: R. Foster, E. Vogel, W. Harper, R. Strosburg, S. Schlo- bohm, B. Marsh, R. Korabinus, A. Elliott. 105 Mrs. Earner, assistant in the speech department, prepares to spin a disc. Kadiu L BlK i atorr Wesleyan ' s Tower Players combined work with fun to produce radio plays for neighboring stations WRFD, WOSU, and WMRN. This year top professional men in radio introduced the select national honorary, AER, to our campus. img a drama in U-hall s tnird-tloor studios c lUck Brubaker, Dick Day, and Nancy Fillinghc 106 FIRST ROW: Mr. Hunter, J. Koeckert, V. Culbertson, J. Yoder, D. Eyssen, R. Carson, M. Gray, C. Naumon, S. Johnson, SECOND ROW: N. Bongham, D. Martin, T. Ogden, J. Anderson, M. Wilson, K. Bever, J. Orland, N. Moore, M. Thomas, P. Calhoun, J. Bohyer. THIRD ROW: J. Peters, D, Williams, M. Broberg, M. Fish, J. Clement, H. Thomas, R. Alexander, B. Harper, Mrs. Hunter, B. Moseroni, E. Skinner, R. Lonning. FOURTH ROW: B. Broberg, K. Collins, Paul Ross, M. Patton, B. Marsh, B. Smyth. Dr. Hunter reading to an engrossed group of Wesleyan players at their Christmas party. Wesleraii ■•la vers Theta Alpha l lii Dramatics Honorary STANDING: M. Ward, K. Bever, D. Wil- liams, B. Marsh, P. Ross, J. Bohyer, M. Brinton. SEATED: Prof. Eyssen, Miss Tron- sue, D. DeLong, E. Skinner, Prof. Hunter. 107 The construction crew spends many hours of work in the building of props for the stage set. Members of the various crews relax while watching on exciting game of checkers. Members of the cost receive some pointers from their director Professor Eyssen. Jo Peters, member of the make-up crew, applies the final touch to cast member John Yoder. 91 ■■urirniiiiiiiiii a 108 Hayfever The climax of the comedy play hloy Fever comes when Jane Romano the dramatic wife sees her husband John Yoder making love to Jan Purdy one of the many week end qu ' -st 109 •loan o£ Lorraine Jane Romano as Joan, Professor Eyssen, director, and Do Havens as Masters, during rehearsal of Joan of Lorraine. Carol Francis pouses to reminisce while writing her book about Mama. I Remember lama Mama had her family listen intently to the readings of the shyster poet. i . V  ■ No (iiiderella The Children ' s Play Cinderella featured Caihy Burden and Mary Dawson the roles of the dog and the princess respectively The Concert and Lecture Series Serving as sources of enioyment and education, the concert series featured such performers as Solomon, Issac Stern, and Ellabelle Davis. The movie- lecture series presented such men as Carl Sandburg, Elmer Davis, and Charles Laughton. Lefti Charles Laughton chatting th Bob Harper and John Yoder Belowi Miss Ellabelle Davis, so- prano, and her occompanist. The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestn Education We found, through the medium of a vast area of participation sports, a correla- tion with our other studies. We found that physical training, as well as mental training, is a means to the ultimate end of a satisfactory life. Coach Froser and his team after a tough half in the Case game. Physical Education aod thiags related Men ' s Physical Education, page Varsity Sports, pages 121-139 Homecoming, page 126 116 o, HIO Wesleyan ' s varsity athletic teams reflect a certain competitive spirit that is as much a tradition as the senior bench; for whether the sport is football, basket- ball, baseball, track, tennis, or sv imming, the primary axiom is applicable— play the game for the game ' s soke, and above all else, be a sport. This axiom also applies to the well-planned and successful intra- mural program, as well as to the physical education classes. Regardless of the sport, or the participant, the end remains the same— the satisfactory correlation of the physical development with the mental de- velopment to the student. Intramurcils, page 1 ' 3ob Rieminschneider liter- ally pulls Bob Foltz ' s leg. Sailing Club, page 143 117 :xe ' r 1 ' ' - ' ' it - 4 Nr . - ' f t W « t •■ ' 4  % I i3 %fcm4MdUmiM 4%a '  44- ...- -1 -J mm -mtmm$ «« i— . 8 Professor Gouthier Department Chairf Melius Phvsieal Edtteaiion Serving as a part of a liberal education is the physical educational department, which is familiar to oil Wesleyan men as o fresh- man and sophomore requirement. Recog- nizing the need for physical exercise in addition to the training of the mind, the department sees that the student gains at least a fundamental knowledge of such competitive team sports as basketball and handball, and individual sports as tennis, bowling, handball, and swimming. Kick-off at the Wittenberg go Associate Professor Froser Mr. Cutchin In tructo Mr. Douglnerty Instructor Mr. Geesman, Instructor (Above) Bill Bennet and Ralph Luchs m a handball da practice period. Left) Doc Freeman, good for what ails the tearr iBelowl Trainer Don Nist tapes Lorry Piorkowski ' s onkle while Bob Gardner, Don Wedge, and Joe Neds wait their turn. 120 Red Circle Clab Often overlooked when the laurels are bestowed, but always doing their utmost for the success of the Bishop athletic teams, the managers and cheerleaders are a vital part of the spirit that is Ohio Wesleyan University. FIRST ROW: Russ Schonely, H. Heisermann, R. Weber, Kelly, Ben Jocoby. SECOND ROV : Nick White, Jordon, Jim Roberts, J. Todd, J. Roine, Jim McConn THIRD ROW: Bob Raine, T. Gettleman, Bill Littick, Myers. Cheerleaders Cheerleader; bury, A. Bo M. Ashley, D. Martin, E. DeLong, R. Sea- nan, B. England. 121 Coach Glen Fraser goes over a play with Joe Vargo during practice. The Battling Bishops Sherry Bell Junior passes out gloves to the foot- ball team during the annual football banquet. . Blair, J. Westfall, L. Piorkowski, E. Thomas, D. . Gardner, W. Kelly, G. Bascom, T. Urbanowicz, McFariand, Coach Geesman. THIRD ROW: W. Long, D. Miller, T. Bongert, R. Majerczok, 3ch Strimer. FOURTH ROW: R. Jordon (Mgr.), C. Kaiser, D. Bruce, J. Vorgo, S. der, W. Zavitz, W. Pursell, R. MacCracken, C. Higgins. FIFTH ROW; H. Betz, J. ssers, V. Fraser, A. Griffin, W. Dougherty, H. Buckley, C. Leech, D. Nist Inr.!- FIRST ROW: W. Cross, C. Barber, J. Wedge. SECOND ROW: Coach Fraser, T. Wenzlau, D. Puddington, J. Neds, H. Drake, H. Scar, R. Heme, C. Sisterhe o 11 81 78 31 95 51 W JS 16 ' 33 22 94 34 83 2B Football Featuring a light but exceptionally fast backfield, Wesleyan ' s football team once again experienced a successful season. Glenn Fraser ' s amiable leadership was re- flected in the spirit of the Battling Bishops as they emerged victorious from seven of their nine games. With emphasis on foot- ball for fun the team proved its mettle— of- ten against larger and heavier opponents. Bob McForland receives the trophy for being the player of the year from Royhimself Hoffman. Freshman cheering section owu OPP Otterbein 20 13 Baldwin Wallace 21 Wittenberg 65 Case 9 13 DePauw 46 12 Oberlin 32 13 Mount Union . . . . 34 12 Washington and Jefferson . . . 55 6 Connecticut 43 12 304 102 123 ( , T ' . i-. Action Shots of the 1949 • .- i , «. _ r; Left obove ' McForland and Wedge take the ball through left tackle during the W J game. (Left belowi Buckley catches a buttonhook against Wittenburg. (Right above! Miller charges across tackle in the Connecticut game. (Right below) MocFarlond comes through the Wittenburg line on a handoff. m - ' !,-  , i - Mw , ' ' TZ 124 Wesleraai Fool hall .Seaw« ia (Right) Heine goes after a pass from Buckley during the Washington and Jefferson gome. (Below) Wedge charges through the Wittenburg line with MocForland and Wenzlou blocking. The fraternity displays and the sorority floats, the always-colorful Battling Bishops football game, and the after-game dance, are all sig- nificant and long-remembered events of the Homecoming week-end. But above all, those alumni who return to campus on this particular day always cherish the experiences of renewing old friendships. The Theta ' s, the Alpha Delta Pi ' s, and the Alpha X this float for homecoming. The cup went to the Tri Delt ' s, the Chi O ' s and the Gc for their floot. Ben Morsh leads Queen Nancy Allen from the float. The beauties and their escorts— Helen Havinghurst, Schubi Ruth Ann Firing, Norm Cornish, Starr Schlobohm, Nancy Marsh, Nancy Jo Scorff, Bill Strasburg, Virginia Tolley, Williams. ;rt Ogdei Allen, Be and Dov 126 (Above! Dave Hummel puts the finishing touches on the Delt Mount Union Smasher during homecoming week-end. Right) A capacity crowd sees a victorious Bishop team in the annual homecoming gome. ' Below Claude Thornhill gives out sweet and soft music as Wesleyon students and Alums dance to his well-known Snowfall. QMIMC ' 4 -- ' -ii- • .V ' Wjm Basketball The same spirit that typifies the other varsity athletic teams of Ohio Wesleyan, was re- flected by the basketball team, for once again the Bishops experienced a successful season. All Ohio center Jud Milhon, and Captain Jack Smith co-starred in the role of old reliable. Above ' ' chuck Hoover (right) and Ben Lowell in a half-time exhibition wrestling match. Left) Russ Ramsey :right istands by as Jud Milhon goes after a Kent State shot. elow) Setting up the bleachers in Edwards Gyn 128 Hr J ■ ■ tj ' j M V H Mj , cJ ,- 1 ! HI If ii i ■ w 11 lid ft k : } l K ' lJvm, JL Jil f V E S?aS B f ' r ■riH MP ' ' Nl Ik Wesleyan ' s cagers pep it coach at a tense FIRST ROW; D. Bruck, Smith, captain; B. Millhc sey. SECOND ROW: Rowland, J. Willioms, t t in the game. T. Wenzlau, J. Millhon, J. 1, D. Puddington, Russ Ram- i. Coverdale, D. Purke, D. . White, manager. THIRD ROW: H. Buckley, P. Spongier, D. Bruce, H. Hor berger, B. Creviston, J. Bohner, John Bouknecht. 129 Capers See Aetioit in Kdwards (Clockwise) J. Smith, forward; J. Millhon, center,- D. Bruck, guard; D. Millhon, guard; D. Rowland, torword; T. Wenzlau, forward; R. Ramsey, guard. Muskingum ' s Hinton shows beautiful ballet fori while frying to block Smitfy ' s under-the-bosket she 3 i m •k: pring Track Wesleyan ' s varsity track team enjoyed another successful spring season, with the returning lettermen of the team being aided by several promising sophomores. Coach Gciuthi, id his Conference-wir ining 880 relay :r, D. Miller, B. Str( and, D. Baker. FIRST ROW: Coach Geesman, D. Bcker, D. Williams. R. Gardner, E. Etynrel, J. Swomley, W. McFarland, R. McFarland, R. Heine, R. Rieme ischneider. Coach Gauthier. SECOND ROW: G. Kerns, J. Williams, H. McCrocken, J. Smith, D. Miller, T. Wenzlau, R. McCracken, G. Blakslee, A. Chambers. THIRD ROW: R. Darkey, H. Harrington, R. Johnson, R. Kennedy, B. Strand, J. Pope, R. Swank, D. Nest itroiner), B. Jacoby, 132 f ross Country FIRST ROW: R. Darkey, G. Blakeslee, B. Smith, P. Diefterich, R. Riemenschneider. SECOND ROW; Coach Gauthier, D. Ashmun, J. Weber, B. Jones, G. Amick, B. Kelly. The Bishop cross-country team hit the trail in the homecoming meet with Capital, Otterbein and Mount Union. 133 ennis Because there was no great wealth of experienced men, the Bishop racquet squad could not claim a highly suc- cessful season. Mr. Wullschlager, shown doing some football publicity work, also doubles as golf coach, STANDING: Coach Shanklin, C. Ballard, T. Wilson, C. Corey. FIRST ROW: T. Cecil, G. Kookootcedes, R. Schneider, J. Chambers. 134 N i iiniiiing Again hampered by o small pool, the swimming team lost more meets than they won,- yet their spirit of competition was never surpassed. STANDING: R. Schanley, G. Wishnevsky, H Morgolius, D. Williams, T. Ring, A. Hudnutt, P. Cutchin. SEATED: D. Miller, M. Grover D. Newell, T. Bensinger, B. Schardt, M. Ober lander, D. Ashmun. IN WATER: J. Auer, J Ring, B. Johns. Bishop swimmers watch two of their team- motes in a close finish at Edwards pool. •1 f? ! 135 136 Cooch Dougherty passes on a few tips to his pitching staff. aved by shding practice Schreck demonstrates his good right to his fellow outfielders. Baseball Good pitching and hitting by the Battling Bishops enabled the boseballers to enjoy a better than average season. FIRST ROW; H. Heiserman, J. Lincoln, R Holzapple, B. Dougherty, R. Ramsey, H Haviland, J. Raine. SECOND ROW; T Bennet, C. Campbell, R. Schrecengost, J Moore, J. Allen, T. Urbanowicz, J. Bahner D. Wiedie. THIRD ROW: Coach Daugher ty, J. Graham, N. Reeves, J. Millhon, C Green, R. Hart, C. Higgens. S, A clo e one at the plate! And another run for Wesleyan. 137 FIRST ROW: G. Apel, G. Sloan, R. Brod- nax, D. Woodward, G. Hunt, J. Collins, F. Fisher, B. Holtzapple. SECOND ROW: Coach Dougherfy, W. Hedrick, J. Phillips, W. Kofoi, K. Mizelle, C. Moore, T. Owon, D. Day. THIRD ROW: G. Canigan, P. Monroe, J. Hummon, W. Burns, D. Mc- Mahon, M, Lightfoot, C. Crone, FOURTH ROW; J. Glazier,Glen McMilland, W. Ty- son, D. Stokes, C. Wenzlau, R. Hitt, R, Tice. FIFTH ROW: C. Pickett, D. Muggins, R. Hilchey, L, Annas, J. Prittie, S. Atma, R. Edier. SIXTH ROW: F. Osborne, A. Hoar- meyer, J. Mason, H. Whetstone, F. Fisher, J. Hughes, J. Can, H, Floyd. SEVENTH ROW:. R. Altmaier, J. Fisher, C. Smith, J. Schuster, W. Plueddemann. W reshmaii Those freshmen who are to become members of the var- sity teams find that experi- ence on the freshman football and basketball squads is in- valuable. 138 35 L FIRST ROW: K. Salisiewski, B. Burroughs, R. Korn, C. Crone, G. Hodgins, D. Denton, C. Mayer, J. Sloan. SECOND ROW: W. Dovis, B. Smith, P. Leek, D. Hitt, C. Wenz- lou, B. Hilchey, C. Myers, J. Prittie, Cooch Dougherty. ' ports With a southern dialect, Coach Dougherty gently explains a play to his freshman basketboll teom. 139 I lii Elpwiloii Kappa Athletic Honorary Antramiirals FRONT: Coach Strimer, Adviser; Coach Geesman, W. Moore, D. Puddington, Pres.; A. Spurrier, Coach Gauthier, W. Freeman. CENTER: V. Hensel, D. Bruck, D. Rhodes, R. Majesczak, Coach Dougherty, Coach Cutchins, D. Wedge, H. Drake, B. McFarland, V. Petrello. REAR: H. Betz, G. Blakeslee, J. Westfoll, J. Neds, D. Bruce, T. Bangert, H. Buckley, A. Miller, B. Strand. Fo  n a1l 140 The Sig Alphs took the football prize. FRONT: W. Creviston, R. Kinscherf, J. Minutille, W. Dunham, D. Bittmger, R Day CENTER F Griffith H Meilmger, J Lincoln R Poe R Ogden L Green REAR D Wiede W Brov. ' n R Rudy W Thompson R Ulnch J « k ' .j5. . ' ' i flfe! SK SEATED: G. Amick, Cooch Strimer, Adviser; J. Ladd, IntramUral CoilllCll V. Thomas, G. Bascom, A. Bromley, Dick Heines, E. Lamb. STANDING: A. Bates, W. Sitz, L. Henize, G. Kittenger, B. Garrison, J. Oseas, J. Weitthoff, V. Petrello, C. Kaiser. BELOW: Kappa Sig volleyball winners on FRONT: D. Miller, P. Marrs. REAR: T. Haye B. Hutchinson, B.. Little, A. Cunnington, McCorty. VoUevball ' A a 141 Signia Chii win intramural cross country run: from left to right, individual champion Jack Collins, Cliff Reich- ard, Norv Mathie, Tom Hamlin. Cross C ' oiintrv Wrestling 142 Bob Kennedy and Ralph Spurrier look rather intense as they try to pretzel each other !§ailiiis4 t ' liib SEATED: N. Kriger, N. Moore, S. Manuel, M. Kirkpotrick. STANDING: C. Weber, R. McRitchie, N. Dornbirer, A. Child, F. Hibbert, J. Sunderlin, D. Miller. Wesleyan sailors ride a dinghy on the Scioto cbove O ' Shaugnessy Darn. 143 Two shapely basketball teams square off for o gome at the Amory. 144 Women ' s Phrsical Education ate Professor Shepord, Department Choir hti Assistant Professor Torbell ■IkM. .fci Miss Lick, Instructor (Right) Miss Northrup, Instructor Twin W Women ' s Physical Education Honorary STANDING: M. Morton, G. Butterweck, J. Driver, W. Flickinger, D. Schwab. SEATED: D. Turner, Miss Hodden, P. Calhoun, J. Williams, P. Show. 145 MM Intercollegiate Hockey and Basketball Teams Abovei FIRST ROWi M. Winans, P. Whee!er, P. Below FIRST ROW: S. Stolen, V. Votaw, Cope, J. Bowman, C. Roudebush, D. Leyerle, D. Free. inger. J Plonk, J. Sore ' fler, B. Beattie, J. Do SECOND ROW; B. Beattie, M. Shaw, G. Butterweck, J. Bowrr on. SECOND ROW: A. Davis, 1. C M, Calhoun, M. Morton, P. Beneke, D. Schwab, S. B. Osbo ne, M. Newell, A. Rudd, P. Beneke, G Sfaten, M, Benjamin, C. Ripsch, J. Heme. wick, J. Ei:eit, C. Oldham. o Swimming Club OWU mermaids show their skill in two pinwheei formations in Edwards pool. Swimming Team FIRST ROW: J. Melhope, J. Goulett, R. Fangmon, S. Ebenhack. SEC- OND ROW: J. Grimm, J. Barlow, W. Flickinger, M. Cecil, B. Bull. Orchesis Interpretive dancing, although most strenuous, is most expressive in conveying mood and thought. DANCERS: L. Chose, D. Turner, E. Witchey. m Womens ' Physical Education Club omen si Recreation Womens ' Recreation Association FIRST ROW: J. Shingler, D. Richards, M. Betts, P. Cope. M. Beniomin. SECOND ROW: J. Bol- inger, T. Oldham, J. Shreffler, Miss Torbell, J. Bowman, D. Leyerle, P. Beneke. THIRD ROW: M. Cecil, M. Morton, P. Show, B. Beattie, G. Butterweck. STANDING: M. Calhoun, B. Beattie, J. Ander- son, E. Witchey, C. Oldham, J. Shreffler, D. Turn- bull, S. Jones, N. Allen, R. Fangman, W. Flick- inger, N. Fillinghom. SECOND ROW: Miss Hadden, D. Turner, G. Butterweck, M. Morton, J. Bolinger, Miss Torbell. FIRST ROW: M. Herman, J. Bowman, D. Schwab, M. Beniomin, V. Votow, A. Dovis, J. Carper. 149 but to all 150 151 Wesleyan is maor things 152 Administration Pages 154-161 Student Government and All-Campus Organizations Pages 166-177 Honoraries Pages 178-183 Queens Pages 1 We came to Wesleyan, and saw how diver- sified were our interests,- our majors and life plans differed; our interests in extra- curricular activities were many and varied. Yes, we held many different attitudes and opinions; but we all held a common regard for Ohio Wesleyan. To each one, the pres- ident, the deans, fraternities, sororities, all-school dances, the things we did as classes, these things mean Ohio Wesleyan to all of us. Classes Pages 190-210 Women ' s Social Units Pages 212-217 Advertising Pages 284-310 Men ' s Social Units 4A Pages 250-283 153 154 President Arthur S. Fleiiiiiiing Since June of 1948 Doctor Arthur S. Flemming has served as president of Ohio Wesleyan, and has been a faithful leader and inspira- tion to the university. Still continuing his gov- ernmental work. Doctor Flemming has been appointed to the International Civil Service Advisory Board. More masculine pastimes interest the Flemming boys, Tom, Harry, and Art. And here they are oil together; the twins. Art and Tom; Dr. Flemming; Elizabeth; Mrs. Flemming; Harry, and Susan. 155 Branch Rickey gives his opinion of the Wesleyan game he has just seen. I he LTniversitr Board of Trustees FIRST ROW: Mr. Burgstahler, Trustees Brown, Hugh President Flemming, Trustees Yoder, Thornburg, a Rickey. CENTER: Trustees Beol, Selby, Kelly, Hoc man, Nance, Mauck, Butler, ond Bigelow. STAND. ING: Trustees Battelle, Lucas, Ensley, Robinson Secrest, Ebeling, Hall, Mills, Sockmon, Mohn, Horn- berger, Mr. Wotkins, Trustees Roberts, Jones, Tripper. Dr. Ralph Hall and Bishop Hughes engage in a little informal discussion. 156 The Board of Trustees of Ohio Wesleyan is the governing body of all university action. The board meets three times during the year, while the executive committee, which is elected and governed by the board, meets every month. Twenty members of the board are appointed by the Ohio and North-East Conference of the Methodist Church, while nine members are elected by the alumni, and ten members are elected by the board-at-large. The uni- versity president and chancellor are ex-officio members. Mr. Harvey O. Yoder, of Cleve- land, is president of the board. Mr. Yoder, President Flemming and Choncel- lor Burgstalher leading a board meeting. 157 Midst voluminous files of stu- dent academic records, Allen C. Conger serves as registrar of Ohio Wesleyan University. Chancellor Chancellor Herbert Burgstah- ler serves as the general direc- tor of the University ' s finance program, and as executive di- rector of the Future Planning and Building Committee. 158 Treasurer The management of all univer- sity finances, and the super- vision of the budget invest- ments of the school, are the duties of Vice-President and Treasurer D. J. Hornberger. Assistant Treasurer Assistant treasurer D. B. Wat- kins serves not only as pur- chaser for the school, but also as supervisor of buildings and grounds. 159 The Deans Dr. C. E. Ficken ' s service to the school; his compe- tency OS Dean; both are known to oil asso- ciated with Ohio Wes- leyan. Assistant to the Dean, Allen C. Ingraham . . . Miss Audrey Parker, as Dean of Women, became a new member of the Wesleyan family this fall. Friendly, warm, and like- able ... all are charac- teristic of the Dean of Men, J. J. Somerville. 160 Admissions Office Mr. Herman M. Shipps, as alumni sec- retary, not only heads the alumni office staff which keeps the Wesleyan alumnus always in contact with the school, but also directs the Admissions Office, which contacts the various high school students who are interested in coming to Wesleyan. 1. The office staff consists of B. J. Wheeler, E. Mouck, B. M. Boblift, and G. Fryman. 2. Mr. Bridge, Associate Director of University Relations. 3. Miss Avery, secretary to the Admissions Board. 4. Mr. Mauck, Alumni Field Secretary. 5. Mr. Shipps and Miss Fretts, Counselor in Admis- sions and Placement. The Talent Bureau, with Paul Carter as student director, is a service to both Wesleyan stu- dents and community organi- zations. It presents an array of entertainers, lecturers, and musicians, selected from the student body. h Paul Corter, the Talent Bureou ' s capa- ble director. 2. Bob Ketterson, an accomplished comed- ian and emcee, had radio experience in New York before entering OWU. 3. Bob Harper ' s forte is dramatic interpre- tation with an accent on the humorus. Talent Bureau Three Deuces Frederickson, Sidnell and Wooley provide the right kind of music for dances and parties. Kay Perkins, soprano, and accompanist Joan Goulett team up well here as they did in their Virginia high school. Foreign !§ til dent Program SEATED: R. Diemar, O. Kim, B. Smis, S. Turn- bull, G. Stankieoich, M. Swoincow, V. Pareizs, M. Buddhari, E. Chiang, K. Huyn, F. Giang. STANDING: M. Mudarris, H. Kuranaga, K. Lau, H. Lunai, W. Chiew Wong, S. Lundh, T. W. Li, V. Sliupas, A. Albornoz, W. Harrer, S Takata, E. Joffa, A. Y. Foong, N. Sakurai, M. Jimenez. Dr. Rollin Walker has been the foreign students progri 3unch supporter of iince its inception. 163 Publicity Department Through the efforts of the Publicity Office which has Broderick Johnson as director of publicity, and Tom Pastorious as director of sports publicity, the name Ohio Wesleyan is recognized and known by people through- out the United States. Student assistants in the department ore J. Webb, R. Fangman, W. Gunn, S. Ebenhack. Mark Lipper, Log editor; Carolyn Andrews, sec- retary; and Tom Pastorious, sports director. 164 Dr. Blydenburgh finds blood pressure and pulse rate normal. itudent Health Office Nurse Mary Lynch fixes up a sprained ankle with her own panacea; quiet good humor. When an apple a day doesn ' t keep the doctor away, stu- dents who feel mighty low may visit the health office or student hospital so that a rapid return to good health may be effected. Student xldiiiiiii t ration Bill Strasbourg and Joyce Bohyer were president and vice-president of the student body this year. As presi- dent, Bill represented the student body to the administration and to other colleges, and co-ordinated all com- mittee work as well. Besides assisting the president, Joyce served as a repre- sentative of the coed interests in stu- dent body affairs. 1. President Bill Strasbourg, Vice-Presiden Joyce Bohyer 2. Ben Morsh, Secretary 3. Lois Shumway, Treasurer 166 Siiiflent Coiiii il ( ' oiH 111 it tee C li a i ran en Above) INSIDE: W. Long, A. Rudd, W. Littick, J. Potterson, E. Vogel, H. Strauch. OUTSIDE; L. Allison, M. Musselman, Dean Parker, Dean Somerville, M. Bing, L. Shumway, J. Bohyer, W. Strasburg, B. Marsh, W. Welp, M. Parson, Dean Ficken, M. Wolf, W. Forber. Below SEATED; A. Swink, P. Bender, S. Ebenhock, P. Morrs, J. Bohyer, W. Strosburg, B. Marsh, A. Rudd, L. Morquarf, L. Shumway, R. Hickson. STANDING; R. Schneider, M. Powers, J. Romano, C. Benedict, C. Droves, D, Schumacher, W. Besuden, N. Cornish, N. White, K. Battelle, E. Vogel, W. West. !§!pi iiig Fever Dar Spring Fever Day . . . when all thoughts of classes and text books ore cast aside in favor of fun and relaxation. ne minute to go! Prexy Strosburgh counts off the conds to Pot Morrs on the eve of Spring Fever Day. Students danced away their worries over blue-books that the days postponed. L f Is had a taste of fraternity life oncl food at breakfast on SFD morning. and sophomore women found the tug-of-war a stren- i wet way to remember the occasion and to reduce. lAbovei Men find Monnett ' s evening meal not at all uninviting. Maybe the company. (Below) After a turbulent day at the races, students settle dov n in Stuyvesont lounge. 169 The Soeial . ceiie i cv Wesleyanites started the year in style with a packed floor at the Registration Dance. The girls paid the bill as the annual Dawn Dance came off successfully, though early, at the TUB. 171 172 A««ociated Women !$tiic1eiit.«ii Associated Women Students serves the Wesleyan coed not only as a judicial body, but also as a means to create interest in social and ex- tra-curricular activities and to inter- pret campus regulations. Peggy Lou Egan, Judiciary President, and Martha Bing, Executive President, Tie executive commit ' ee of m o i.u i -il i.t P. Eyuii, M Wagner M Murphy M Bing and standing S Ebenhack. A.W.S. Council Members. FIRST ROW: R. Mart.n, S. El;enhack. SEATED: R. Fongmon, M. Murphy, M. Bing, P. Egan, Dean Parker, C. Jessup. STANDING: J. Johnson, J. Hos- kett, B. Baldwin, K. Parker, E. Leaycraft, J. Driver, M. Beyers, M. Wagner, J. Kone. 174 ..-Masa -vi f ' jm Cxii: ■Ate wS  y:iJ 175 B€ , Songlest champions, Gray Chapel. the Phi Delts serenade the Monnett Day visitors outsk The planning committee consisted of: SEATED: J. Broglio, M. Oliver, I. West, S. Ebenhock, M, Mongun, M. Bing. STANDING: A. Sanders, L. Shumway, M. Guth, M. Zimmerman, J. Weir, J, Brinton, V. Shaw, M. Nouse. Moiineii Day 176 Mary Mills lowers the crown, and . Martha Bing is Queen for a Day Serenades, concerts, plays and the crowning of the Monnett Day queen, all typify the traditional week-end. Each year the event is planned to include Mother ' s Day, so that mothers of Wesleyan students, as well as alumni, may visit the campus. The theme of Monnett Day, woman ' s place in the world, was presented in an original play. The Queen and her court were, FIRST ROW: D. Drum, S. Kreidler, M. Mangun, B. Matson, P. Bender, M. Bobbage, V. Shaw, A. Nebel, SECOND ROV : J. Weir, M. Parson, C. Bastion, M. Johnson, K. Parker, J. Hoskett, J. Johnson, C. Jessup, S. Ebenhock. THIRD ROW: J. Driver, R. Martin, M. Wagner, M. Boyers, M. Morton, J. Konicki, J. Brinton, M. Murphy, R. Fangman, B. Boldwin. FOURTH ROW: M. Mills, Mrs. Felsted, M. Bing, P. Egon, M. Coulter. F ' O f K P f P e Phi Beta Kappa FIRST ROW; C. Bastion, A. Sworz J. Young, M. J. Jones, R. Garn, B. Davis, F. Froser, M. Vorberg, B. Dippel, J. Mueller, R. Ice. SECOND ROW: M. Boehringer, M. Minfon, M. Murphy, M. Nouse, J, Bohyer, K. Bloyney, J. Dougherty, W. Word, D. White, M. Fish, J. Peters. THIRD ROW: D. Eyssen, N. White, W. Zook, J. Aker, P. Ross, T. Wenzlou, T. Long, D. Williams, R. Heine, R. McFarland, M. Mead. 178 Recognition of !$cliolar«hi| Phi Beta Kappa was founded at the college of William and Mary in 1776. Since that time the organization, with Phi Society for sophomores, has served as a constant in- spiration to college students to attain the highest scholarship that is possible. FIRST ROW: B. Kattenhorn, R. Seobury, H. Thomas, S. Schweiker, C. Ripsch, S. Holmes. SECOND ROW; M. Newell, H. Simester, A. Cham- berlin, R. Firing, R. Westerberg, J. Littick, M. Wolf. THIRD ROW: J. Goodnow, E. Clifford, F. Glesenkomp, W. West, A. Davis, N. Filling- ham, B. Cruikshank, G. Worstell. FOURTH ROW: D. Hummel, J. Siegfried, N. Henry, G. Boscom, T. Taylor, E, Chester, W. Welp, W. Cross, J. Fredrickson, L. Hoffman. FIFTH ROW: M. Reese, M. Wissinger, H. Newhard, J. Mackinnon, T. Ogden, B. Graham, M. Cutting, C. Roudebush, R. Piatt. Faculty Phi Betes Plii So iel 179 Mortar Board Capped during Mortar Board ' s chapel serv- ice are those Wesleyan coeds who have been selected on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, and participation in extra-curricular activities on and about the campus. ,°.,e ' ' 180 Mortar Boord members Mary Lankamer and Marge Kibler cap Joyce Bohyer during chapel. 181 ' ■: ' -ound the bottle and we ' ll all have a drink was the apparent theme of the Frosh-Sophomore Little Brown Jug relays. Oiiiieron Delta Kappa Men ' s Leadership Honorary Sponsored b Oiiiieroii Delta Kappa r.., Seventy-five grunts and groans, and the Freshman-Sophomore tug-of-war is underway. Sophomores suddenly find themselves making last ditch stand on the banks of the Olentanq n ' i : i I The sophomores tried to convince everyone that they were diving for oysters, but the freshmen were more than ever convinced that they were just all wet. 183 The Candidates FIRST ROW: G. Nobis, G. Cone, R. Firing, C. Erickson, J. Webb, D. Huff. SECOND ROW: D. Borland P. Young, V. Denes, J, Crawford. THIRD ROW: B. Knebuscli, A. Doan, P. Eustice, M. Cloxton, N. Wotters NOT PICTURED: R. Williams. Elliot Lawrence come to campus for the second semester registration dance, and convinced all present that a personable young orchestra leader can also be a fine judge of beautiful women. Le Bijou Beauty Queens 184 Ruth Ann Firing Elliot Lawrence ' s first choice and Le Bijou ' s Queen, Ruth Ann Firing ... an attendant to the queen last year ... a Sophomore from Evanston, Illinois . . . weors the kite of Theta. Phyllis Eustice Attendant to the queen, Phyl Eustice . . . vivaci- ous senior from Cleveland Heights. . . . Home Economics major and pride of Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . w ears Ed Patton ' s Phi Gamma Delta pin. Geraldine Cone Chi Omega can well be proud of Gerry Cone, attendant to the Le Bijou queen . . . from hlaver- ford, Pennsylvania, and a Fine Arts major, Gerry is a member of the sophomore class. r Elliot Lawrence, crowning his ch for the 1950 Le Bijou queen The «lio«v ii.««el£ Miss Ruth Ann Firing, of Kappa Alpha Theto, Le Bijou beauty queen for 1950. Dancers took time out to just listen to Lawrence. After the crowning . . . Lawrence with the queen and her attendants and Bijou editor Rosser. Corol Erickson, Tri Delt, prepores tc descend the stairs obove dance floor. The production crew worked ropidly to prepare the stairs for the colorful show. Attendants Gerry Cone and Phyl Eustice with Queen Ruth Ann. 189 Howard Strauch, president, ond Marion Par- son, secretary, of the Senior Class of 1950. As underclassmen, we weren ' t too aware of each class +Hat graduated before us. But as seniors, we learned what it meant to leave Wesleyan. There will be a vast number of memories that will always keep us mindful of campus life. 190 BARBARA LUCILLE ACKHART, Home Economics; Chi Omega; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3. 4; WRA 1, 2, 3. 4. JOHN CHARLES AKER, Education; Phi Kappa Psi; Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4; Phi Society 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Vice President 4; Varsity Tennis 2; Vetville Council 4, Treasurer 4. NANCY JEANNE ALLEN, Enjlish; Kappa Alpha Theta: Le Bijou 2; YWCA 1. 2; Home Economics Club 4; WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 2; Homecoming Court 3. Homecoming Queen 4. NASON EDWARD ALLEN. Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Secretary 2. President 3. Pledgemaster 4; Wesleyan Players 2; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Men ' s Glee Club 2. 3; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; Interfraternity Council 3. MARY JANE ANDERSON, English; Delta Delta Delta; Transcript 1, 2, 3; Ow 1, Issue Editor 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND ROGER ANDERSON. Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon Business Club 2, 4; Football 1. JAMES LEROY ANDREWS. History. BRANT APPEL. Zoology; Phi Kappa Psi; A Cappella Choir 2. Wesley is 3. 4. LOIS MAE APPLEGATE. Business Administration; YWCA 1, 2 Foundation 1, 2. 3. 4; Independent Women 1. 2. MARTHA LEE ARTHUR. English; Gamma Phi Beta; YWCA 3. 4; Red Cros: MARILYN JEAN ASHLEY. Home Economics and Business Administration; Phi Beta. Treasurer 4; Phi Society 1; Le Bijou 2; YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. 4: Phi Upsilon Omicron 3. 4. ROBERT McVAY AUSTIN. Business Personnel; Delta Tau Delta. Associate Pledge Master 4; YMCA 4; Football 1. HELEN MAXINE AVERY. Home Economics; Independent Women ' s Association YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. MARY JANE BABBAGE. Business Personnel; Alpha Delta Pi. Vice President 4 YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4. Cabinet 3; Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Advisor 4. KENT ELWOOD BACKART. Chem.stry and Mathematics; Sigma Phi Epsilon Wesleyan Players 3. 4; Chemistry Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3. 4. JOHN M. BAHNER. Prc-Medical; Delta Tau Delta. Treasurer; Band 2. 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; W Clan 2, 3, 4. DORIS ANN BAKER, Speech; Pi Beta Phi, Rush Chairman 3. 4; Wesleyan Players 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2. 3, 4; Campus Chest 4; Young Republican Club 4. RODERICK HUGHES BARE. Psychology; Phi Gamma Delta. Pledge Trainer; Transcript 1; YMCA 1; WSLN 3; Psychology Club 3; Special Days Committee 3. 4; Homecoming Chairman 4. LEE BARNES. Home Economics; Chi Omega; Home Economics Club. GILBERT E. BASCOM. Education; Beta Sigma Tau; YMCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 1. 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; ' W Clan 4. KATHERINE BATTELLE, Home Economics; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pledge Trainer 4; Chapel Committee Chairman 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1; Le Bijou 2. 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Sailing Club 2, 3; WRA 2, 3, 4; Freshman Handbook Co-Editor 2. FRANK JOHNSON BEASLEY Prc-Medical; Phi Gamma Delta. Social Chairman; Phi Society; Band 3. 4; WSLN 2, 3. JOHN RIGBY BEAVAN. Economics; Alpha Sigma Phi. Pledgemaster 4; Tran- script. Circulation Manager 1, 2, 3; Le Bijou 1; Owl 3, 4; YMCA 2; Canterbury Club 2; Red Cross; Business Club 3; Century Club 1; International Relations Club 2. ROBERT BECKER, Political Science; Sigma Phi Epsilon, social member. CHARLES BELKNAP. Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Business Club 4. MARY FRANCES BELL. Political Science; Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa 3. 4; Phi Society 1. 2; Wesleyan Players 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Sigma Alpha 3, 4; German Club 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN BELLAN, Political Science; Alpha Sigma Phi; Men ' s Glee Club 3; Transcript 1; Owl, Business Manager 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2; Red Cross 1, 2; International Relations Club 2. MARGARET JOAN BENDER. Sociology; Pi Beta Phi. Corresponding Secretary; Phi Society 2; Mortar Board 4; Varsity Debate 3. 4; Delta Sigma Rho 4; YWCA 1. 2, 3; Sophomore Commission; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3; Alpha Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4; WRA 1, 2; Swimming Club 1; Orchesis 1, 2; WSSF 3; Campus Chest 4; Monnett Day Committee 3; Senior Advisor 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4, CLYDE BENEDICT, Political Science; Alpha Tau Omega, President 3, Secretary 2, 3, Pledgemaster 2; Chairman of Curriculum Committee 3, 4; IFC; Radio Committee 3; Friar ' s Club; Phi Sigma Alpha. BARBARA L. BENNER. Journalism and English; Pi Beta Phi; Transcript 3. 4: Canterbury Club 3. 4; Red Cross 2. 3. 4; Women ' s Physical Education Club 2; WRA 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2. 3; Swimming 2. 3. WILLIAM BENNETT, Business Administration; Chi Phi, president 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3, 4: W Clan 3, 4. THOMAS BENSINGER, Sociology; YMCA 3, 4; WSLN 3; Sailing Club 4; Football 1; Swimming 1, 2, 4; W Clan 1. 191 WILLIAM H. BERTENSHAW, Journalism: Wesleyaii Playcis 2 3 4- Transcript 1. 2. 3. 4: WSLN 3, 4; Young Republican Club 4. WILLIAM BESLDEN. Political Science; Delta Tau Delta, Secretary: Omicron Delta Kappa: Varsity Debate: Delta Sigma Rho. Red Cross. Vice Chairman 2; Public Relations Director 4: Pi Sigma Alpha, President 4: International Club. KATHRYN P, BEVER. Home Economics: Wcslcyan Players 2, 3. 4: Theta Alpha Phi 4: YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 3. 4. ALVIN ELLIOTT BILLS, Business Administration: Phi Delta Theta. Vice President. ' resident 3: AWS Junior 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Delta WSSF Committee 1. oir 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra MARTHA ANN BING, Fine Arts: Alpha Chi Ome Representative 3. Executive President 4; YWCA 1, Phi Delta 2, 3, 4: WRA 2, 3, 4: Housecouncil 1, MARILYN BIRDSELL. Music Education; A Cappell, 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 3, 4: German Club 3, 4. EARL BISHOP, Business Personnel: Siijma Alpha Epsilon: A Cappella Choir 4 YMCA 2, 3, 4: President of Selby Dorm 1. BARBARA BLACKWELL. Pre-Medicine: Zoology: Indepeidcnl Women ' s Association Phi Society 1, 2: Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4: Varsity Debate 4: Le Bijou 1, 2 3: YWCA 1, 2, 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3 4: Red Cross 1. 2. 3, 4: WSLN 2 WILLIAM L. BLAIR, Business Administration: Phi Kappa Psi, Vice President 3, President 4: President of Freshman Class: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Interfraternity Council, President 4: Intramural Council, President 3: Student Council 1, 4: Student Body Committee 2, FRANCIS BLASDELL, Zoology, BETTY JEAN BLESSING, Music: Alpha Gamma Delta: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mu Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4: YWCA 1, 2: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Pi Kappa Lambda 3. 4, ELLEN BOEHRINGER, Education; Alpha Xi Delta; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Phi ROBERT JULE BOHN. Mathematics; Phi Kappa Psi: Student Body Calendar Committee 3; Picsident Intramural Council 4. JOYCE ANN BOHYER. Speech; Pi Beta Phi, Vice President: Phi Beta Kappa 4: Mortar Boaid 4: Student Body Vice President 4: Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4; Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4; Varsity Debate 2, 3: Delta Sigma Rho 3, 4: Women ' s Glee Club 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4: Wesley Foundation 1, 2; Campus Court Justice 3: Stuyvesant House Council, JOHN BENTLEY BOOHER, Pre-Medicine: Delta Tau Delta: Men ' s Glee Club 1; Transcript 3: Chemistry Club 1; Football 1; Swimming Team 2, BARBARA JEAN BOYD, Sociology; Chi Omega: Transcript 4; YWCA 1, 2: Red Cross 2: Swimming Team 1, MARY ANNA BOYERS, S( 3, 4: Delta Sigma Rho Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Student Body Chapel Coi CHARLOTTE BRAINARD, logy; Delta Delta Delta; AWS 4: Varsity Debate 2, Secretary 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1: YWCA 1, 2: 4: Alpha Kappa Delta; Sophomore Commission 2; ittee 2: Monnett Hall President 4, h; Alpha Delta Pi, Treasurer; Wesleyan Players Owl 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Wesley Fo Cross 1, 2, 3; WSLN 1, 2, 3. 4; Sailing Club 3, 4; Tower Players 2, 3. 4; Singer ' s Club 1. JEANNE BRANSCOMB, Elementary Education: Zeta Tau Alpha; YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4; Wesley Fellowship 1. 2, 3, 4, ALAN C, BRAUN, Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President 4, Rush Chairman 4: Wesleyan Players 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; YMCA 1, 2; Business Club 2, 3; Operettas 2, 3, 4, LOIS MAE BRAUN, Dietetics: Zeta Tau Alpha, President 4: Transcript 2; Lc Bijou 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. EDWIN J. BRENEMAN, Physics; Pi Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MARILYN BRIDGE, Music; Delta Delta Delta, President 4: A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA Committee Chairman 3: Concert Series Committee 3: Y Cabinet 3: Monnelt Day Committee Chap- man 2; Wesleyan Players Reserve 3, 4, MARY JEAN BRINTON, Speech: Alpha Gamma Delta: Mortar Board 4: WSGA 3: Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4: Theta Alpha Phi 4: YWCA 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Sophomore Commission 2, WILLIAM E, BROBERG, Accounting: Alpha S Players 3, 4; Theta Alpha Phi 4; YMCA 1 , Vice President 3: Wesleyan Klayers 3, 4; I heta Alpha Phi 4; YMCA i, 2, 3, PAUL WARREN BROWN, Sociology; Beta Sigma Tau; Le Bijou 4; YMCA 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4; Friar ' s Club 3. 4; Independent Men 2, 3: Red Cross 4. CHARLES BRUBAKER, Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Transcript 1, 2; YMCA 1, 2; Red Cross 1: Business Club 3, 4. nr-nnni- i- r.ii -iyi i- ' -Tloijy SigPia Phi EpsilOU, GEORGE F, BUCKLEY, CATHERINE JANE BURDEN, Speech; Alpha Xi Delta, Corresponding Secretary 4; Phi Society 2, 3, 4; Wesleyan Players 4: Owl 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: English Writer ' s Club, Treasurer 2, 3, 4, FRANK BUTTERFIELD, Business Administration: Phi Delta Theta; Orchestra; Track 1, 2. GRACE ANN BUTTERWECK, Physical Education; Alpha Gamma Delta; Women ' s Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Mu Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4: Phi Mu Alpha 2. 3, 4; Owl 3: YWCA 2, 3; Women ' s Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: WRA 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4, Vice President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, SportsheaJ 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3; Twin W, MARGARET ANN CALHOUN, Elementary Education; Wesleyan Players 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Orchesis 1, 2, 3, 4, 192 DOUGLAS S. CALLANDER. English; Phi Kappa Psi. Transcript 3, 4; Owl 2 3 4: Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. PAUL A. CALLENDER JR., Sociology; Phi Kappa Tau, President 3; Wesley Foundation 2. 3; Independent Men 2; TUB Social Chairman 4. JOHN R. CAMBERN. Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Students for Democratic Action 2, 3. 4; Economics Club 3. ROBERT EARL CARR. Chemistry; Phi Society 1. 2; Band 1. 2; YMCA 1. 2 3; independent IMcn. Secretary-Treasurer; Chemistry Clull 1, 2, 3, 4; Chi Gamma Nu 3, 4. PAUL DAVID CARTER, Speech; Phi Kappa Psi; Wesleyan Players 2. 3. 4: Theta Alpha Phi 3. 4; WSLN Station Manager 3; SaMing Club 3; Cross Country 1: Talent Bureau Student Director 4; Radio Committee 3. 4. SALLY LOUISE CARTER. Home Economics; Gamma Phi Beta; Red Cross 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. 4. THOMAS C. CECIL. Pre-Law; Delta Tau Delta; Young Republican Club, President 3; YMCA 1, 2. 3; Tennis 3. ARMAND CHAMBERS. Psychology; Alpha Tau Omega. WILLIAM EDWARD CHANEY. Pre-Medical; Phi Kappa Psi. CATHERINE F. CHANG. Sociology; YWCA 3; Alpha Kappa Delta 4; International Student Association. LOIS GUNN CHASE. Fine Arts; Kappa Alpha Theta; Transcript 2; YWCA 1; Swimming 2; Orchesis 3. 4; Vice President. JAMES W. CHEANEY, Mathematics; Phi Kappa Tau, President 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 4. RAYMOND CHESELDINE. Journalism; Beta Theta Pi. Corresponding Secretary; Transcript 1. 2. 3. 4. News Editor 3. 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3. 4. ROBERTA LEE CLARK. Elementary Education: Delta Delta Delta. Vice President; Transcript 1; YWCA 1. 2; WRA 3, 4; Student Governrent Committee. MARY JEAN CLEMENT. Geography and History; Chi Omega; Wesleyan Players 2. 3, 4; LeBijou 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2; WRA 1. 2. 3. 4; Theta Alpha Phi 4. PHYLLIS JOAN CLEMENT. Geography; Chi Omega; Wesleyan Players 2, 3. 4; Le Bijou 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2; WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Alpha Phi 4. Delta; Phi Society 1, 2. CARL RICHARD COLEMAN, Pre-Medical; Phi 3. 4; Transcript; Le Bijou; Chi Gamma Nu. ROBERT HENRY COLLEDGE, Accounting; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. JAMES COLLORD. Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omega; YMCA. NANCY JANE COMFORT. Political Science. Alpha Gamma Delta. Vice President; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 1, 2; YWCA 1; Red Cross 1; Pi Sigma Alpha 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer. JOHN THOMAS CONARD. History; Sigma Phi Epsilon. Secretary 3. President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. President 4. DOYLE CLEMENT COOK. Pre-Medical; Tau Kappa Epsilon. MARIAN ALICE COOK. Music; A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Mu Phi Epsilon 2. 3, 4, President; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. NORMAN GRANVILLE CORNISH. Journalism and Political Science; Delta Tau Delta. President 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3. 4; Student Body Social Chairman 4; Transcript 1, 2. 3. 4, Editor Emeritus 4. Editor-in-Ch.ief 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3. 4. President 4; University UNESCO Representative 3, 4; International Rela- tions Club 3; Student Publicity Committee 2; Interfraternity Council 4; Chairman, Young Democratic Club. MARILYN JEAN CORY. Education; Alpha Gamma Delta. Corresponding Secretary 4; Le Bijou 3; YWCA 1. 2. 3, 4. EARL HERBERT CRAMER, Pre-Medical; Beta Theta Pi; Varsity Debate 3; Le Bijou 1, 2; YMCA 1, 2. 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2; Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chi Gamma Nu 4; Student Body Committee 2. 4. WILLIAM B. CROWL. Pre-Pcdical; Tau Kappa Epsilon; YMCA 3; Chemistry Club 4; Chi Ga Nu 4. ARTHUR CUNNINGTON. Business Administration; Kappa Sigma. President 3, Secretary 2; Transcript 2. 3. 4. Sports Editor 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Inter- fraternity Council 3; Special Days Committee 2. RICHARD R. DAY, Psychology; Phi Kappa Psi; WSLN 3. 4. BARBARA DAVIS. English; Alpha Xi Delta, Secretary 3; Phi Society 2. 3; Mortar Board 4. Vice President; WSGA 1. 2. 3. 4; Le Bijou 2; YWCA 1. 2. 3. Cabinet 3; Delta Phi Delta 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; Senior Advisor 4; Owl; Phi Beta Kappa. EDWARD DeHART. American Civilization; Phi Gamma Delta; Wesleyan Players 2. 3; Transcript 2, 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 2, Manager 3, Editor 4. 193 DAVID DcLONG. Business Administration; Phi Delta Theta; Wesleyan Players 2. 3, 4: Tlieta Alpha Phi 3, 4, President; A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2. 3. 4; YMCA 1, 2; Red Cross 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2. VILMA MAE DENES, Fine Arts; Gamma Phi Beta; YMCA 3. 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Delta Phi Delta 4. PAUL DIETTERICH. Prc-Thcological; Beta Sigma Tau. Vice President 3. Sec- retary 1, Treasurer 2. Rush Chairman 3: Men ' s Glee C ' uh 1: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4: YMCA 1, 2. 3. 4; Wesley Foundation, President 4, Cabinet 3; Track 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; W Clan 2, 3, 4; Student Body Songleader 4. ROBERT DIFFENBACKER. Psychology and Sociology; Kappa Sigma; Psychology Club 3. BARBARA DIPPEL, Sociology; Chi Omega. Vice President; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 1, 2; Le Bijou 2; Owl 1: YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3; Canterbury Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2. 3, 4; Students for Democratic Action 1, 2: WRA 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Delta, Secretary-Treasurer 3. 4; Monnett House Council 3; Student Council Committee 4. MARY ANN DONAHOE, Music Education; Weslcyan Players 2. 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Mu Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. DONNELLY, History. BETTY L, DOTSON, Political Science; Wesleyan Players; YWCA 3. JOYCE S. DRIVER. Political Science; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Society 2. 3. 4; WSGA 4; Transcript 3; YWCA 2. 3. 4; Cabinet 3; Pi Sigma Alpha 3, 4; WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Swimming 2, 3; Twin W 4, DORIS M. DRUM. Home Economics Education; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Society 1. 2; Women ' s Glee Club 1. 2; YWCA 1, 2. 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3. 4. Vice President 4; Sophomore Commission 2; Foreign Students Committee; WSSF; Senior Advisor. MARY ELLEN DUIS, English; Pi Beta Phi; YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4; Wesley Fellowship 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: WSSF 2; Young Republican Club 4. JEANNE DUNATHAN, Music; Gamma Phi Beta; Mu Phi Epsilon 2. 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary; YWCA 2; Red Cross 3; Swimming 2. ROBERT F. DUNHAM. Mathematics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Vice President 3. President 4; Phi Society 1: Orchestra 1. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4. ALYCE DUNMORE, Fine Arts; Kappa Kappa Gamma; YWCA 1, 2; WSLN 3; Austin Hall President 4. ARDEN R. DUWE. Bacteriology; Delta Delta Delta, Corresponding Secretary: WSGA Social Committee 2; Transcript 1, 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2; Chemistry Club 4; Athletic Booster ' s Club 3; Botany Club 4. PEGGY LOU EGAN, Corrective Speech; Alpha Chi Omega; Women ' s Repre- sentative-at-large; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class 2; WSGA Judicial President 4; Wesleyan Players Associate Players 2. 3. 4; YWCA Cabinet 3; WRA 2, 3, 4; Orchesis 2. JANE D. ELLETT. Zoology; Ch Basketball 3. WILLIAM ELWOOD. Pre-Medical; Alpha Sig W Clan 1. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM ENGLAND. Econo Theta Alpha Phi 2. 3. 4; 4; Athletic Boosters Co. Chairman 1. ga; YWCA 3; Red Cross 3. 4; WRA 3, 4; Phi: Band 1, 2; Track 1, 2; cs; Phi Kappa Psi; Wesleyan Players 1, 2, 3, 4; siness Club 3, 4; W Clan 3. 4; Cheerleaders 3, littee Chairman 2; Political Rallv Committee CHARLES F. FEATHER, Business Administration: Kappa Sigma. JOAN M. FILLINGHAM. Political Science and Sociology; Alpha Gamma Delta; WSGA. Board 3: Women ' s Club 2; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 3; Pi Sigma Alpha 3. 4; WRA 2. 3. 4; Tennis Team 2. 3; Freshman Debate 1: Student Council Publicity Committee 2. 3. MARILYN EMILY FISH, Mathematics and German: Zeta Tau Alpha, Corresponding Secretary 4: Phi Beta Kappa 4: Phi Society 1, 2: Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4: Le Bijou 2, 3: YWCA 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1. 2: Pi Mu Epsilon 3. 4; Club 3. 4; International Students Association 3; Student Government Ele Con- itte ' 3. 4. WANDA J. FLICKINGER. Fine Arts; Chi Omega; WSGA 3; Wesleyan Players 3, 4: Women ' s Glee Club 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1. 2, 3: Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Delta Phi Delta 4: WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Twin W 4: Fresh- man Debate 1. MARJORY ANN FORTH, Fine Arts: Pi Beta Phi Delta Phi Delta 3, 4: WRA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, : RICHARD C. FOSTER, Psychology: Kappa Sigm 2, 3; Delta Sigma Rho 3, 4; Owl 2: YMCA 1, : CAROL LEE FRANCIS, Speech: Delta Gamma, V 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Commission 2 MARY A. FRANKLIN. Economics: Delta Gamm, Society Editor: YWCA 1. 2: Red Cross 1. 2; Bu 3; Pi Mu Epsilon 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. 3. 4. YWCA 1, 2. 3: Red Cross 2: : Monnett Day Committee 2. 3. . Secretary 4: Varsity Debate . 3. 4. President 4: WSLN 2. ce President: Wesleyan Players Treasu ess Club. Secretary-Tn •ipt 3. 4. MARY JO ERASER. Home Economics: Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4: Phi Society 1, 2: YWCA 4: Home Economics Club 4, THOMAS FREDRICKSON, Public School Music: Sigma Phi Epsilon; A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Pi Kappa Lambda, GEORGE A. FRENTOS, Business Administration and Accounting: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President 4. RICHARD JAMES FRIEG, Economics: Delta Tau Delta. 194 cript 2: YWCA 1. 2, 3; Re ROBERT K. FRIESNER, Economics; Sigma Clli. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4; Plii Beta Kappa 4: Plii Society 1. 2: Football 1, 2. 3: W Clan; Social Committee 3. JIM E. FULLER, Pre-Medicine ; Phi Delta Theta; Men ' s Glee Club 1, 2; Chi Gamma Nu. KATHRYN ANN GADDIS. Political Scienci Cross 2. 3. 4; Sailing Club 4. THOMAS F. GALLANT. Education: Sigma Chi. Vic( President 3; President 4; Wesley Foundation, Vice Pi, Historian 4; Alpha Kappa Delta; Track 1. ROBERT MEADE GARDNER, Political Science; Phi Gamma Delta; YMCA 2. 3; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3, 4; W Clan; Reserve Basketball 1. SHIRLEY GARLAND. English Education; Women ' s Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Tran- script 1. 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. ANN ELIZABETH GELLHAUS. Business Administration; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Rush Chairman 4; Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. 3; Red Cross 2; Business Club 2; Home Eco Council 3. KENNETH M. GETTELMAN. Economics: Sigma Phi Epsilo Transcript. Issue Editor 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4 DORIS JUNE GILES. Fine Arts; Alpha Xi Delta; YWCA 3; Red Cn Sailing Club 3. MARGARET GEYER. Sociology and History; YWCA 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 2, 3, 4; Women 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 2. JEAN LOUISE GOLDIE. Elementary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma; YWCA 2. 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, MARY LOUISE GOULD, American Civilii bury Club 4. Alpha Xi Delta; YWCA 3: Canter- MARGARET GORDON, Elementary Education; Chi Omega; Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3; Hnus; Council 1. JANET RUTH GRAHAM. Sociology; Phi Beta Phi; Band 1; Le Bijou 1, 2; YWCA 1. 2; Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4. Chairman 3; WRA 2. 3. 4. DON GRAVESON. Business Administration: Chi Phi. BARBARA JEAN GRAY. History; Kappa Alpha Theta: Glee Cluh 1; YWCA 1; Young Republican Club 3. PHILIP JOHN GRAY. Pre-Engineeri Society 1. 2: Sigma Pi Sigma 3 Student Government 2, 3, Chairman 3. AUDREY ELIZABETH GREEN. Psychology: Kappa Kappa Gamma; YWCA 1, 2; Sophomore Commission 2: Transcript 3; Psychology Club 3: WRA 2, 3, 4, CHARLES GREGG, Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Transcript 3: Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Club 3. DONNA JEAN GRENER, English; Alpha Xi Delta; YWCA 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 2. EDNA MAE GRIFFIS. Music. Independent Women 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Chamber Music Festival 2. 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Mu Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 2. 3. 4. FLOYD HOLLAND GRIFFITH. Business Administration; Siflma Alpha Epsilon President 3; YMCA 2: Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Business Club 4; Basketball 1 Interfraternity Council, President 3; Safety Committee of Student Govren ent 2. 3. Band 2. 3. 4; Pi GARTH E. GRIFFITH, Political Science; Alpha Tau On Sigma Alpha 3, 4. JOAN GRIFFITHS. Fine Arts; Alpha Chi Omega; Transcript 2; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Sailing Club 3. 4; Delta Phi Delta 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 3, 4. THEODORE W. GUEST. Business Administration; Alpha Sigma Phi. Vice Presi- dent 3; Varsity Debate 3; Transcript 1, 2; Le Bijou 2; Business Club 3. GEORGE WILLIAM GUNN. Journalism; Delta Tau Delta: Phi Beta Kappa 4: Phi Society 1. 2; Transcript 1. 2, 3: Le Bijou 2, Sports Editor 2: Owl 2; Log 3: Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Delta: Student Government. MARY LOUISE GUTH. Journalism; Alpha Chi Omega; Monnett Weekend Publicity Chairman: Transcript 1. 2. 3. 4. Society Editor 4; Le Bijo:i 2; Owl 2: Log 3; YWCA 1. 2. 3: Red Cross 2; Publicity Committee of Student Government 3. 4. HAROLD Mckinley HAAS. Economics; Phi Delta Theta; A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: Phi Mu Alpha 3 4. Delta Delta; YMCA 4; International Students NEILS HALBERTSMA. Association 3. 4. President 4, ILO JANE HANCOCK, History: Alpha Chi Omega; Wesleyan Players 4; Varsit) Debate 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government Committee 3, 4; Orchestra 1. ELIZABETH HANSEN. Home Economics; Delta Gamma. Secretary 3: YWCA 1 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. HARDEN. Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Men ' s Gles Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4. f J5 ( t-1 a . r5i ii i 195 DOROTHY J. HARROD. Sociology; YWCA 1: LORA JEANNE HARTER. Home Economics a WSGA 1. 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3; Home Ec Omicroii 3, 4: Kaopa Delta 3. 4. SALLIE BARBARA HARWOOD. English; Kappa Alpha Theta: WSGA 4; Won Ulee Club 2, 3. 4. JEANNE HASKET. Psychology; WSGA 4: Treasurer. Hartupce Hall 3, 4; Presic Hartupec Hall 4. LOIS HAWLEY. Fine Arts and Education; Chi Omega 3; Red Cross 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Delta Phi Delta 3; Christian Science Followship 1, 2. 3, 4. EDWARD B. HECKENDORN, Bus ness Administration; Delta Tau D elta. RUTH ANN HECKY, Fine Arts; Delta Delta Delta, Secretary; Women ' s Club 3. 4. Red Cross 2, 3; WSLN 3; Delta Phi Delta 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. Swii nij 1. 2. ROBERT R. HEDRICK, Mathematics; Alpha Tau Omega; Orchestra 3. Corresponding Secretary 4; imodore 4; Women ' s Physical wimming 2; Swimming Club 2. Jha Sigma Phi. President 4; Delta; Varsity Debate 3. 4; JOANNE HENINGER. Zoology; Alpha Chi Omega. YWCA 1, 2. 4; Sailing Club 2. 3. 4. Vice Coir Education Club 1; WRA 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3; S LAWRENCE HENIZE. Business Administrat.on ; All Phi Society 2; Mens Glee Club 2. RAYMOND HERMAN. Political Science; Delta Tau Tr,iiiscript 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2. ROBERT HICKSON. Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omega. President 4; Student Body Committee Chairman 4; Men ' s Glee Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2. 3. 4; Lc Bijou 1; YMCA 2. 3. 4. Social Chairman 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Club 3; Alpha Kappa Delta 3. 4; Singer ' s Club 1. VIRGINIA HIGGINS. Speech; Chi Omega; WSGA 3. 4; YWCA 3, 4; Red Cross 3. MARY ELEANOR HOFELT. Chemistry; Alpha Gamma Delta; WSGA 1. 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3. 4; Wesley Followship 1. 2. 3. 4; Chemistry Club 2. 3. 4. WILMER HOGE. Business Administration and Accounting. Dei ' .a Tau Delta. Tie.isurei and Social Chairman; Le Bijou 2; Sailing Club 2. 3. JEAN HOHNS. Home Economics; Delta Gamma. President 3; YWCA 1. 2; Canterbury Club 2; Home Economics Club 4; Phi UpsMon Omicron 4; WRA 3. BETTY HOLLOWAY. Dietetics; Delta Gamma. Phi Society 2. 3; WSGA 2; YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4; Red Cross 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. 4; Phi Upslon Omicron 3. 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 2. RICHARD HOOD, Business Administration; Kappa Sigma; YMCA 2. 3. 4; Fresh- man Debate 2. CHARLES W. HOOVER. Pre-Theology ; Phi Gamma Delta, Corresponding Secre- tary; A Cappella Cho r 4: YMCA 3; Friars Club 3; Campus Chest Chairman 4. JAY LEE HOWELL. Geology; Alpha Tau Omega, ROBERT STONE HUDDERS. Pre-Engineering; Phi Delta Theta. Secretary 3; Phi Beta Kappa 3. 4; Sigma Phi Sigma. Secretary 3; Phi Mu Alpha 2. 3; Band 1. 2; Phi Mu Eqsilon 3; Phi Society 1. 2 HELEN E. HUDSON. Edurat ' on; Alpha Xi Del ' a; YWCA 3. 4. CHARLES E. HUGHES. Business Administration; Delta Ta ' j Delta. LOWEL RENNER HUGHES. Pre-Medical; Kappa S-gma. Secretary 2; YMCA 1. 2. 3. Secretary 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3: Swimming 1; Safety Cour icil Chairman 3; Campus Court Associate Justice 4. linistration Kappa Sigma. Chairman 3. President 3. N Clan 2. 3. 4: Sigma Pi WILLIAM HUTCHINSON. Busin RICHARD GENE ISDN. Physics; Sigma Chi. Ri Pledge Trainer 4; Phi Society 2; Football 1. 2; Sigma 3. 4. HUBERT JACKSON. Chemistry; Phi Kappa Psi. Secretary 3 President 4; YMCA 1; Chemistry Club 4, RICHARD JACKSON. Business Administration. MARGARET JANSON. Pre-Medicine. BARBARA JESSON. History; Alpha Gamma Delta; WSGA 1. 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; WRA 3. 4: Wcslev Fellowship 1. 3. 4; NSA Student Goyernment Committee 4; International Relations Club 2. 3. 4. CORALIE JESSUP. Sociology; Chi Omega: WSGA 4; A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. 3. 4; Swimming 1. 2: Alpha Tau Omega; Owl 2; YMCA 2. 3. 196 DAVID JOHNSON. Pre-Medicine: Sigma Phi Epsilon. social member: Cliemistry Club 3. treasurer 4; Chi Gamma Nu 4. MARGARET JOHNSON, Home Economics Education; WSGA 1. 2, 3. 4; Women ' s Glee Club 3, 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3; Wesley Foundation 1. 2, 3; Independent Women 2. 3. 4: Red Cross 3; Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4: WRA 2. 3. 4: Sinijers Club 1. MARJORIE JOHNSON. Homemal ing: Alpha Delta Pi: Le Bijou 2; YWCA 1. 2. 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 2: Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2. 4. LOUISE JOHNSTON. Music Education: Chi Omega. Treasurer 4: Women ' s Glee Club 1, 2: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Mu Phi Epsilon 2. 3, 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Red Cross 1. 2; WRA 1. 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. MARY JO JONES. Secondary Education: Pi Beta Phi: Women ' s Glee Club 3. 4: YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Phi Beta Kappa 4. RALPH LEE JORDAN. Accounting: Delta Tau Delta. Corresponding Seci 3: Football Manager 2. 3. 4: Baseball Manager 1: Red Circle Club, President 3. President 4. WILLIAM ALBERT KELLY. Pre-Medical: Phi Gan tary: Transcript 1. 2: Sailing Club 4: Football 1. EDITH KENDALL. English: Delta Delta. Recordii 3. 4: Hon- Econon- Eponding Clu DORIS JEAN KESSEL. Spanish: Phi Society 2: Wesleyan Players 3. 4: Owl 3: English Writer ' s Club 2. Secretary 3: YWCA. Committee Chairman 2. 3: Wesley Foundation 1. 2; Freshman Debate. MIKE KEVESDY. Political Science: Delta Tau Delta. President 3: Student Body Social Committee Chairman 2; Transcript 1: Red Cross 1: Football 1: W Clan 2: Booster Club. Chairman 1: Freshman Debate: CAP. Chairman 1. FRED A. KEYSER. Sociology: Alpha Tau Omega. VERNA KJOLLER. Home Economics: WSGA 3: Weslevan Players 3: Wom en ' s Glee Club 1; Transcript 1: YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Phi tJpsilon Omicron 3. 4: Student Union Board 1. 2. 3: Sophomore Commission 2: Hartupce Hall President 3. JO ANN KLEPINGER. Elementary Education: Delta Gamma. President: A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Owl 2: YWCA 1, 2. 3. 4: Red Cross 2. CLYDE E. KNAPP. Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta. Treasurer; Transcript 3: Business Club 2. 3. JOSEPHINE KONICKI. Education: WSGA 4; YWCA 1; WRA 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 3. 4: Perkins Hall President 4. Secretary 3. JOHN W. KOON. Business Administration: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Drum Major. SALLY KREIDLER. Home Economics Education: Kappa Alpha Theta: Phi Society 2; Mortar Board 4; WSGA 2: YWCA 1. 2. Cabinet 3: Phi Upsilon Omicron 3. President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Delta Phi Delta 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. Board 3: Monnett Day Committee 2. 3. Chairman 4; Senior Advisor 4. DONNA McFARLAND KRECK. Home Economics. GLEN A. KUNZE. Speech: Chi Phi. MARTIN KYNE. Political Science; Wesleyan Players 4: Transcript 1. 2: YMCA 1. 2: WSLN 2; International Relations Club 2. JOSEPH C. LADD. Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta. Rush Cha Business Club 3; W Clan 3. 4; Red Circle Club 3. 4; University Intr; Manager 3. 4. JEAN D. LAUDER, Fine Arts-Education; Alpha Delta Pi; YWCA 1. 2, Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Singer ' s Club 1. WILLIAM C. LAUPPE. Business Administration: Phi Delta Theta. ROBERT A. LAZEAR. History. GEORGE 0. LEGGE. Music; Delta Tau Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Wesleyan Players 2. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. Student Director 4: Men ' s Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4. President 4; YMCA 2, 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Freshman Players: Concert Series Chairman 3. 4. ROBERT LIEBOLD. Public School Music: Sigma Phi Epsilon. Recording Secretary: YMCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi Mu Alpha. Secretary 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4. DORIS LEYERLE. Education; Alpha Xi Delta. Recording Secretary: YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4; Women ' s Physical Education Club 4. TIMOTHY LI. Music. JAMES C. LINCOLN. Journalism; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Transcript 3; Red Cross 2: Baseball 3. 4; W Clan 3. JOHN H. LINDERMAN. Psychology: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. JOHN LINN. Fine Arts: Alpha Sigma Phi. President 4: Transcript 4. WILLIAM LITTICK. Business Administration; Beta Theta Pi, Secretary 2. President 4; Transcript 1. 2. 3, Managing Editor 4; Le Bijou 1, 2, Business Manager 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Red Circle Club 2, 3, Vice President 4; Swimming 2, Manager 3; Track Manager 1; W Clan 2, 3, 4. 197 C: O DEAN K. LITTLE. Pre-MEdical: Alpha Sigma Phi; Basketball Manager 1, 2: Baseball Manager 1. 2. ROBERT W. LONG, Botany; Kappa Sigma, Secretary 3; Phi Society 2; Orchestra 3; Band 1. 2; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; YMCA 1. 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 1. 2; Chemistry Club 1. WAYNE C. LONG, Physical Education, JANE M LOVEJOY, Sociology; Delta Delta Delta. Vice President 4; YWCA 3, 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Home Economics Club 4; Alpha Kappa Delta 4. HUGH MacCRACKEN. Business Administration; Phi Delta Theta: Football 1, 2 ck 1. 3. 4: ■W 1. 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3. 4 ega; YWCA 1, ARABELLE McCLELLAN. Education: Zcta Tau Alpha; Wort YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 3, 4, VIVIAN JEAN McCONNELL, Home Economics; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT McFARLAND. Physical Education; Beta Theta Pi. President 4; On Delta Kappa 3. 4; Red Cross 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; 3- ■W Clan 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4. ROBERT GENE McGREW. Business Administration; Business Club 1, 3. BILL McKINNON, Elementary Education; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President 4 Kappa Delta Pi. SALLY ANN McKNIGHT, Spanish, Delta Delta Delta; Le Bijou 1; YWCA 1, 2 Red Cross 1: International Association 3, NEAL A. McNABB. Pre-Medicine ; Beta Sigma Tau, Treasurer. Vice President YMCA 1. 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Chi Treasurer 4, Nu 3, 4, Secretary- BETTY J. MAERKLE. Personnel-Political Science; Aloha Chi Omega. Recording Secretary 4; YWCA 1. 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3. MARILYN MANGUN, Institutional Management; Delta Gamma; Phi Society 2; WSGA 3; YWCA 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 4, Vice President 3. 4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. 3, 4; Senior Advisor 4. PATRICK F. MARRS, Business Administration: Kappa Sigma, Treasurer: Phi Society 1 2- Le Bijou 2, 3, Publicity Manager 3; YMCA 3, 4, Cabinet Member- ship Chairman 3: Business Club 3; Student Chapel Committee 2, 3; Special Days Chairman 3. 4. , ,. « BENJAMIN MARSH, Political Science: Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Vice President 3; Student Body Secretary 4; Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4, Vice President, President; Theta Alpha Pi 3, 4, Vice President; Varsity Debate 2. 3; Delta Sigma Rho 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, JULIAN MARTIN. Political Science; Beta Sigma Tau, Vice President Pledgcmaster 3; Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4; A Cappealla Choir 2, Manager Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Transcript 1, 2, 3, Co-Sports Editor 4; Ohio Wesleyan Octet 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3. 4: YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. GENE H. MASSAR. Economics: Phi Gamma Del Foundation 1; Business Club 3; ■ ' W Clan : Boosters 2. 3. TORRY ANN MASSEY. Fine Arts; Delta G; Cross 1, 2, 3. 4. NORVAL MATHIE, Pre-Dental and Geology; Sig ball 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 33; W Clan 1, 2. 4, Cabinet 4; Pi Sign Chi; YMCA 1, 2, 3: Foot- BETTE L. MATSON. Education and English; Alpha Gamma Delta, Second Vice President; Mortar Board President 4; WSGA Executive Secretary 3: Le Bijou 1; YWCA 1. 2, 4, Committee Chairman 3: Sophomore Commission Presi- dent 2; Red Cross 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; WRA 2, 3, 4; Senior Advisor 4. RICHARD MAURER, Business Administration; Phi Delta Theta, Pledgemaster, MARY E. MAYHEW. Fine Arts; Gamma Phi Beta; YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4: Wesley Foundation 1, 4; Red Cross, Art Chairman 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2: Delta Phi Delta 3, 4. . . .j . DORIS MEILANDER, Business Administration; Alpha Xi Delta, Vice President; YWCA 1: WRA 4; Orchesis 3, 4; Singer ' s Club 1. ELEANOR R. MELVILLE. English; Phi Beta Phi; YWCA 1, 2; Student for Democratic Action 2. 3. 4. ROBERT F MELVILLE. Economics; Alpha Tau Omeoa; Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4 Phi Society 1 2; Student Court Chief Justice 4; Students for Democratic Action 2 3, 4, Chairman 2, Regional Officer 3, 4: Vetville Treasurer 3. Mayo Displaced Persons Students Committee Chairman 3. 4. CHARLES G. MENDELSON. Pre-Medical; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Social Men Transcript 4; YMCA 1. 2; Chemistry Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; Student Body Social Committee. MARILYN MICHELL. English; Delta Gamma: Le Bijou 1; YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4; Red Cross 1. 2. 3; WRA 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; WSSF 2, 3. DAVID L. MILLER. Chemistry and Pre-Medical. ALEXANDER R. MILNE. Business Administration: Phi Kappa Psi. President: Business Club; Football 2. 3; IFC Vice President; Intramural Council President; School Calendar Committee. MARILYN F. MINTON. Mathematics; Alpha Gamma Delta. President; Phi Beta Kappa 4: Phi Society 2; WSGA Treasurer 3; YWCA 1. 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Pi Mu Epsilon 4. THOMAS MONSEES. Psychology; Kappa Sigma; Wesleyan Players 1; A Cappella Choir 1; Le Bijou 4; YMCA 2. 3; Red Cross 2; Psychology Club 3, 198 WARREN E. MOORE JR.. Physical Education: Delta Tau Delta; Vetville Coun( 3. 4: Phi Epsilon Kappa 3, 4. MARILYN MORTON, Physical Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; YWCA 1. Sophomo Commission 2, 4; Wesley Foundation 1; Red Cross 3; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Tw W 4; Women ' s Physical Education Club 1. 2, 3. 4: WRA 1. 2. 3. President MARY JEAN MOTZ. Elementary Education; Kappa Alpha Theta. President A Cappella Choir 2, 3.. 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1; Transcript 1. 2; YWCA 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 2. 3. JOAN EILEEN MUELLER. English: Delta Delta Delta; Transcript 1. 2: Owl 2. 3; English Writers Club 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Phi Beta Kappa 4. JOHN WILLIAM MYERS. Religion; Beta Theta Pi: Tennis 3. NED A. MYERS. Political Science: Beta Theta Pi: Red Cross 3: WSLN 2. 3: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Track 1; W Clan 3, 4; Red Circle Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Tower Players 3, 4. ROBERT EUGENE NELSON. Economics: Alpha Sigma Phi. Transcript. Publica- Phi Epsilon. Secretary 2, Vice President 3. Pledgemaster 4; Men ' s Glee Club 1: Kappa Delta Pi. President 3. MYRLE RUTH NIEBES. English; Alpha Gamma Delta; Transcript 2. Le Bijou 1; YWCA 2: Red Cross 1: Sailing Club 1. SARAH JANE NOBIS, Psychology: Delta Delta Delta: YWCA 3. SHIRLEY NORMAN. English; Gamma Phi Beta. MARY MARGARET NOUSE. Zoology; Pi Beta Phi. President 4. Treasurer 3; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 2: Mortar Board 4; WSGA 3: YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4; Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4: Chemistry Club 2: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: WRA 1. 2. 3. 4; Panhellenic Council 4: Monnett Hall President 4: Young Republican Club 4; WSSF. JAMES NUSBAUM. Political Science; Phi Delta Theta: Men ' s Glee Club 3: YMCA 1. 2: Athletic Boosters Committee 2. 3. EDWIN ROBERT O ' DAY. Business Administration. Accounting, and Political Science: Beta Theta Pi; Business Club 4; Pi Sigma Alpha 3. 4. Vice President 4: Baseball 2. SCHUBERT OGDEN. Philosophy: Sigma Chi. President: Phi Beta Kappa 3. 4; Phi Society 2. 3; Omicron Delta Kappa 3. 4; Wesleyan Players 3. 4: A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3. 4: Men ' s Glee Club 1. 2; Phi Mu Alpha 4; Owl 2. 4; English Writer ' s Club 3. 4: YMCA 1. ROBERT M. OLDS. Chemistry: Beta Sigma Tau; Band 1, 2; Chemistry Club 1. 2, 3: American Chemical Society. Student Affiliate. HUGH H. OLLER, Geology; Phi Kappa Psi: Wesleyan Players; Tennis 3. BETTY L. OSBORNE. Elementary Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Wesleyan Players 3, 4: Theta Alpha Phi 4: Women ' s Glee Club 1. 2; Transcript 1. 2: YWCA 1. 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 3. LOIS JANET OWEN. Fine Arts; Alpha Xi Delta. President 4: Delta Phi Delta 2. 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. 3. 4. KAY E. PARKER. Business Administration; Pi Beta Phi: Phi Beta Kappa 4: Phi Society 2; WSGA 4: Transcript 4. Picture Editor; Le Bijou 1. 2. 3. Picture Editor 2, Managing Editor 3: Pi Delta Epsilon 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: YWCA 1, 2; Business Club 2, 3; WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 1; Austin Hall President 4. listratit Delta Tau Delta STERLING PARKER. Business Adir JAMES PARKS. Mathematics. BONAMAE PARSCHEN, Prc-Medicine and Zoology; YWCA 1. 2, : Foundation 1. 2. MARION PARSONS. Art: Kappa Alpha Theta. Activities Chairmai Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Transcript 2: Le Bijou 3; YWCA 1. 2. 3, 4: Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4; Delta Phi Delta 3. 4. Vice President 4: Senior Advisor 4. Wesley Senior EDWARD R. PATTON, Business Administration; Phi Gamma Delta. MORRIS F. PATTON, Speech; Phi Kappa Tau; Wesleyan Players. MARILYN ELIZABETH PEEK, Dietetics: Gamma Phi Beta: YWCA -, 2, 4: Wesleyan Foundation 2. 3. 4: Red Cross 2. 3, 4. Secretary 3. 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2. 3. 4. BETTY FIELD PENNELL. Home Economics: YWCA 1. 2 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 3, 4; Friar ' s Club 1. 2. 3: Independent Women 1; Singer ' s Club 1; Sopho- more Commission 2. MARJORIE HELEN PETERS, Public School Music: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Women ' s Glee Club 1: Mu Phi Epsilon 3. 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 4: Red Cross 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. DOROTHEA LOUISE PETERSON. Community Recreation: Delta Delta Delta; YWCA 1. 2: Red Cross 3, 4: Women ' s Physical Education Club 4. DOUGLASS R. PICKETT. Religion; Phi Gamma Delta: Red Cross. Chairman. EARL W. PIPER. Education: Kappa Sigma; Men ' s Glee Club 2; YMCA 1. 2. 3. 199 2. 3, 4; 1, 2, 3. WELDON PLACE. Fine Arts: Phi Kappa Psi. WALTER PLUMMER, Pre-Theology. EDWIN JOSEPH PODWAY, Political Science: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Secretary 3. 4: YMCA 4: Pi Sigma Alpha 4: Newman Club 3, 4: German Club 3. 4: Foreign Students Association Club 3. 4. Sign Alpha Epsilon: Tau Kappa Epsilo -ipt 2, YMCA 2. easurer 4: Kappa GEORGE C. POH, Ecc Economics Club 3. 4. FREDERICK A. POLLOCK, History: Delta Pi 3, 4. JAMES M. POPE, Journalism: Beta Sigma Tau, Corresponding Secretary 2, 3, Social Chairman 3, 4: Transcript 1, 2, 3, 4: Log 3: Engl sh Writer ' s Club 1, 2, 3. 4: YMCA 2, 3, 4: WSLN 2: Students for Democratic Action 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: W Clan 2, 3. IVAN POUR, Business Administration and French. NANCY PRICHARD, English: Delta Delta Delta: YWCA 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2. 3, 4. JOHN CLARENCE PRIEST. Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Secretary: Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Business Club 3. 4: Economics Club 4. DAVE G. PUDDINGTON. Physical Education: Phi Delta Theta: Class Officer. President 3: YMCA 1: Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3. 4. President 4: Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: W Clan 3. 4. President 4. JANICE ANN PURDY. Fine Arts: Delta Delta Delta: Wcsleyan Players 4: Women ' s Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Le Bijou 2, 3: YWCA 1, 2: WSLN 3, 4; Delta Phi Delta 3, 4. GENEVA LOUISE PUTERBAUGH, Elementary Educat President 2, Corresponding Secretary 3: Women ' s 1. 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2: Red Cross 1. : 4: WRA 1, 2: Monnett House Council 3. MARILYN QUAY, English: Kappa Alpha Thcta, Co-Rush Cha 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor 3: YWCA 1: Student Council Social Co JOHN QUILL, Pre-Legal: Independent Men 4: Pi Sigma Alpha JOHN RAINE, Business Administration: Delta Tau Delta; YMCA 1, Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Circle Club. : Gamma Phi Beta, Vice :e Club 1. 2. 3; YWCA 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. an 4: Transcript DAVID READ. Pre-Medicine Le Bijou Advertising Manat JANE A. REISER. Educatil Bijo 3. 4: Re Delta Tau Delta: Phi Society 1. 2: Transc ir. Fraternity Editor 1. 2, 3: Chi Gamma K i: Zeta Tau Alpha; Women ' s Glee Club 3, 4: Le DALE F. RENNER. Business Administration; Phi Gamma Delta. President: Varsity Debate 3: Men ' s Glee Club 1; Business Club 3: Football 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Captain; Interfraternity Council 3, 4. DONALD LEE RHODES, Physical Education. RICHARD LEGGETT RHODES. Education: Beta Theta Pi: Baseball 1. 2: W Clan 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RICHARDS. Geography; Beta Thcta Pi. JAY M. RICHENS. Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Men ' s Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer 2: Orchestra 1. 3. 3. 4: Phi Mu Alpha 3. 4; Transcript 1. 2. 3. Advertising Manager 3: Owl 2. 3. Advertising Manager 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3. 4: YMCA 1. 2; Red Cross 1. 2; Business Club 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMES RICHMOND. Sociology: Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary 4; Men ' s Glee Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Le Bijou 2: YMCA 3: International Relations Club 2: Inter- fraternity Council 3, 4. DOROTHY RIDDILE, Sociology; ROBERT W. RIEGGER, Business Phi Epsilon; Business Club2, 3. ROBERT RIEMENSCHNEIDER, Bl 1; Business Club 1, 2, 3; Swin 4; W Clan 1, 2, 3, 4, EDGAR GRAY RIGGS, Political Relations Club 3, 4, President, Administration and Business Personnel; Sigma siness Administration: Phi Del ' a Theta; YMCA ming 1, 2, 4: Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: International STERLING RINEAR, Political Science: Phi Kappa Psi. THOMAS RING. Pre-Medical; Chi Phi. Secretary 2. Treasurer 3: Chi Gamma Nu 4; Swimming 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 1. 2, W Clan 1, 2, EVAN RODERICK PAUL F. ROSS, Pre-Theology; Delta Tau Delta: Student Body Officer 3; Wesleyan Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4; William Street Church Student Pastor 3, 4; Singer ' s Club; Phi Beta Kappa 4. 200 ity 1, 2; Women ' s ROBERT ROUGE. Business Administration; Beta Theta Pi. ALICE W. RUDD. Psycliology; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Soci Represcntativeat-large 4; WSGA Sophomore Representative 2; Sports Editor 2; YWCA Sophomore Commission 2; WRA 1, SOMDRA RUESE, Delta Gamma. WILLIAM HULL ROWAN. Political Science. MYRA K. ROWLEY. Music Education; Pi Beta Phi; Phi Society 1. 2; Mortar Board 3, President 4; A Cappella Cho r 1. 2. 3. 4; Mu Phi Epsilon 3. 4. 5: Transcript 1; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2, 3. 4. 5; Kappa Delia Pi 5; AuslMi Hall Student Assistant 5; Sophomore Commissio n. President 2. MARGIE A. SAHAROFF. Psychology and English; Indepdent Women; Red Cross 2. 3. 4; YWCA 2. 3. 4; Transcript 2. 3, 3. Copy Editor 4; Wesley Fellowship 3. Cabinet 2. SUZANNE SALSBURY. Home Economics; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Secretary 4; Transcript 3; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. ALICE SANDERS. Music; Kappa Alpha Theta; Wesleyan Players 2. 3. 4; Mu Phi Epsilon 2. Treasurer 3. 4; YWCA 1. 4. Sophomore Commission 2. Treasurer 3; Wesley Foundation 2, 3. Cabinet 4. PHILIP SANSOTTA. Public Administration; Phi Kappa Psi; March of Dimes Chairman 3; Newman Club; Students for Democratic Action; Pi Sigma Alpha 3. 4. NORMA SCHAFFER. Eelementary Education; Independent Women; Wesley Fellow- ship 1. 2. 3. 4; Transcript 1. 2, EDWARD V. SCHUCHT, Zoology; Phi Kappa Psi: Phi Society 1: Basl etball 1. 2; W Clan 2. STARR F. SCHLOBOHM, Economics; Phi Gamma Delta. Treasurer 4; Phi Society 2; Omicron Delta Kappa 3, Secretary 4; Freshman Debate 1; Varsity Debate 2. 3. 4; Delta Sigma Rho 3, 4, President 4; Le Bijou 1. 2. 3. Managing Editor 2, Editor 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. DOROTHY SCHWAB. Psychology; Gamma Phi Beta;: YWCA 3: WRA 3. 4; Hockey 4; Basketball 3. jnSEPH EDMUND SCHWARZ JOYCE SCHWETTMAN. Fine Arts; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Vice President 4; Phi Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Mortar Board 4; Wesleyan Players 2. 3; A Cappella Choir 2. 3; Women ' s Glee Club 1; Delta Phi Delta 2, 3. 4; Student Council Publicity Committee 2: Concert Committee 3. NANCY SCHWARZWALDER, Speech: Alpha Gamma Delta: Orchestra 4; YWCA 1, 3. MARTHA SECREST. English; Delta Delta Delta; Le Bijou 2. 4; Home Club 4: Swimming Team 2, 3: Chapel Worship Committee 4. CECIL SCOTT. Geology; Phi Gamma Delta. EDWARD SEIGLE. Business Administration: Chi Phi. MARY SHAFER. Sociology; Alpha Gamma Delta; YWCA; Red Cross. LYNNETTE SHAW. Elementary Education; WSGA 3; Le Bijou 3. 4: YWCA 1, 2. 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 1; Basketball 1; Perkins Hall President 3: Senior Advisor 4. MARGARET SHAW. Physical Education: Alpha Chi Omega. Recording Secretary 4: YWCA 1. 2: Wesley Foundation 1; Women ' s Physical Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: WRA 2. 3. 4; Twin W. Recording Secretary 4. RICHARD SHIVELY. Mathematics. ROBERT SHONG. Chemistry; Sigma Phi Epsilon; American Chemistry Society Student Affiliate; Chemistry Club 2. 3. 4. LOIS SHUMWAY. Business; Independent Women: Student Body Treasurer 4; WSGA 3; YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Tennis 2. 3 Student Assistant to the Dean of Women 2. 3, 4. RUTH SINNETT. Home Economics; Alpha Chi Omega. Treasurer 3, President 4; YWCA 1. Sophomore Commission 2; Chemistry Club 1. 2; Home Economics Club 3. Treasurer 4. ANN SIRLOUIS. Religion: Alpha Delta Pi. President; Wesleyan Players 2. 3. 4: Women ' s Glee Club 3. 4: YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3. 4; Friar ' s Club 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 2. 3; WRA 2. 3. 4. ELLEN JO SKINNER, Home Economics; Wesleyan Players 1. 2. 3. 4; Theta Alpha Phi 3. 4. Secretary 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3. 4. SHIRLEY SLATTERY. English; Gamma Phi Beta; Le Bijou 2, 3; YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 4; Red Cross 2. 4. JOHN SMERRITT JR.. Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Transcript 3: Business Club 4; Football 1; Baseball 1. 2; Booster Club. JOHN F. SMITH. Physical Education; Sigm aChi: Football 1; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Captain; W Clan. PHILIP A. SMITH, Journalism; Phi Gamma Delta; Transcript 2, 3. 4. Assistant Editor 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Red Cross. 201 JOAN HALL SNIDER MARY SUE SOMMERVILLE. Political Science and Fine Arts: Kapoa Kappa Gamma; Le Bijou. Index Editor 1. Sorority Editor 2. Senior Editor 3; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 1; SaMing Club 3: Delta Phi Delta 4. NANCY R. SOWER, Music: Zeta Tau Alpha: A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4; Women ' s Glee dull 1: Mu Phi Epsilon 4: YWCA 1: Wesley Foundation 2. NED J. SPEASMAKER. Political Science; Beta Theta Pi. Pledge Trainer. Vice President: Republican Club. MARION SPENGLER. German: Alpha Delta Pi; Wesleyan Players 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2, 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 1. 2. 3, 4: German Club 3. 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4; International Club. MARTHA SPOUSLER. English: Pi Beta Phi; YWCA 1. 4: Red Cross 2. 3, Chairman of International Relations Committee 2; Pan-Hellenic Council 3. DOROTHY SPRDULE. History: Alpha Chi Omega, Vice President 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1. 2. 3; YWCA 1, 4: Canterbury Club 4; Red Cross 3: WRA 1. 2. 3. 4. ARTHUR SPURRIER. Physical Education; Sigma Phi Epsilon. President: Omicron Delta Kappa 4: Senior Class President 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 3. 4; Football 1. 3. PAUL STAGER. Political Scien Business Club 3. GEORGE STAIGER. Economics; S SUSANNE STANSELL. Home Ei Home Economics Club; Pan-Hclli LUELL STEELE. Business Admir 2: Tennis 1: Inter-Fraternity Coui ma Phi Epsilon inomics; Delta lie Council. YWCA; Red Cri Delta MARY STEPHAN, Fine Arts; Kappa Alpha Theta, Treasurer 2; Women ' s Glee Club 1; Transcript 1, 2; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 2. 3. 4, Recording Secretary 4: Monnett Day Committee 3. PAT H. STEPBENZ. Mathematics and Physcs: Delta Tau Delta: Phi Beta Kappa 3. 4; WSLN Announcing Engineer 3; Pi Mu Epsilon 3. 4. President 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3. 4. President 3. Secretary 4; Curriculum Committee 3 . 4. REX STEVER. Post Graduate in Geology. GORDON M. STEWART. Business Administration; Phi Kappa Psi, Pledgemastcr 3; Varsity Football 2. 3; W Clan 3; Interfraternity Council. Mathe Mu Epsilo Sign CLYDE STOVER. Physil Pi Sigma, President. WILLIAM STRASBURG, Business Administration; Phi Gamma Delta 3; Owl 1. 2. 3, 4. Circulation Manager 3. Business Manager 4: Debate 2. 3: Phi Delta Epslon; Delta Sigma Rho; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pres dent of Student Body. 4. HOWARD STRAUCH, History; Phi Delta Theta, Vice President 3, President 4; Senior Class President; YMCA 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 1: Red Cross 3: Young Republican ' s Club 3. 4; Student Council 4; Interfraternity Council 3. 4. MARY J. STURROCK. Sociology: Independent Women. President 4; YWCA 4. 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 2. 3, 4. Cabinet 3; Friar ' s Club 2. 3: Red Cross 2. 3. 4. Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 1. Kappa ALBERTA SWARTZ, Educatic Delta Pi 3, 4. MARTHA ANN SWINK, History; Kappa Kappa Gamma, YWCA 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2; WRA 3, 4; Student Govt RICHARD SWORD, Physical Education: Sigma Alpha 3, 4: W Clan 1. 2, 3. 4. CYNTHIA DIANNE SYKES, Home Economics; Kappa Kappa Gamma: YWCA 1, 2, 3. 4; Red Cross 1, 2, 4; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3, 4; WRA 2, 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary; -nment Safety Committee. Epsilon: Baseball 1. 2. SALLY D. SYKES. History: Kappa Kappa Gamma, President 4; Red Cross : 2; Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4; WRA 1 ,2, 3. VIRGINIA TALLEY. Elementary Education: Pi Be ' a Psi: WSGA 3. JOHN TELLER. Political Science; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Society 1. 2: Cante bury Club 4; Pi Sigma Alpha 3, 4. [lEAN H. TEMPLE JR., Psychology; Sigma Phi Epsilon; YMCA 1, 2, 3, L Wesley Foundation 2. ALLEN D. THEIS. Business Administration: Delta Tau Delta; Business Club AJ NOI.D THOMAS. Music; Delta Tau Delta; A Cappella Cho r. MARGARET E. THOMAS, Home Economics Education; Independent Womi Wesleyan Players 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4; Ho Economics Club 3. 4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 4; Kappa Delta 3. 4. RICHARD THOMAS. Kappa Sigma. 202 RICHARD TIMMONS. Pre-Medical: Players 2, 3. 4: Tub Committee 3 ROBERT TIMMONS, Public Person 3, 4, Secretary 4. RICHARD TIPPET, Mathematics: Sigma Alpha Epsiloi 3; YMCA 1, 2; Red Cross 2. DOROTHY TURMBULL, Zoology; Pi Beta Phi: WRA 2 Kaopa Psi: Phi Society 2: Wesleyan hi Kappa Psi: Band 1, 2: YMCA 1, : Canterbury Club 1. 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY J. TURNER, Business Administration and Home Economics: Gamma Phi Beta, President: YWCA: Red Cross, Staff Aide 3; Women ' s Physical Educa- tion Club 3: WRA Board 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary 4: Swimming Club, Secretary 2: Orchesis 1. 2, 3, 4, President 3: Twin W, ROBERT ULRICH, Journalism: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Transcript 2: Red Cross 1, 2, 3: Football 1. THEODORE URBANOWICZ, Economics: Sigma Chi, President: Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: W Clan 2, 3. 4, Secretary 4. MARY VORBERG, Sociology; Chi Omega, President; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 1, 2; Le Bijou 1; YWCA 1: Alpha Kappa Delta 3, 4, President 4; GIS. CHARLES VAINER. Economics; Delta Tau Delta; Sophomore Class President; Transcript 4, Business Manager, ELLA RITA WALKER, Education and English; Gamma Phi Beta; Women ' s Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Lc Bijou 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. MARJORIE WALKER, French; Gamma Phi Beta, Corresponding Secretary; Band 1 2; YWCA 3; Canterbury Club 4, Treasurer; Red Cross 3, 4. ELEANOR WALTON, Sociology; Alpha Chi Omega: Lc Bijou 3; Owl 3, 4: YWCA 3; Red Cross 4; Junior Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN WARD, Home Economics Education: Delta Gamma: Le Bijou 1; YWCA 1, 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3, 4: Phi Upsilon Omicron 4; WRA 1, 2, 3. 4, Board 2, 3. MARJORIE R. WARD, English :lndependent Women, Treasurer 3; Phi Beta Kappa 4- Phi Society 1, 2: Wesleyan Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Thcta Alpha Phi 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 4: Wesley Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Vice President 4. ELAINE WEARSTLER, Education; Alpha Chi Omega; YWCA 2. 3; Red Cross 1; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. JUNE WEIR, Sociology; Alpha Chi Omega; Le Bijou 2. 3, Sorority Editor; Owl, Circulation Manager 3; YWCA, Cabinet 3: Campus Chest Special Events Chairman 4; WSSF Auction Chairman 3; Monnett Day Committee Chairman 3; Senior Advisor. Secretary; President; Transcript icretary-Treasurer 4. counting; Tau Kappa RICHARD M. WEISS. Geology; Beta Sigma Tau. Correspo YMCA 1. 2: Chemistry Cluh 1, 2. JOHN WEITTHOFF, Psychology; Alpha Sigma Phi, Vi 1. 2, 3, Associate Editor 3: Pi Delta Epsilon Council, FRANKLIN J. WELKER, Business Administration and Epsilon. THOMAS WELLS, Political Science; Phi Gamma Delta; Transcript 1; Red Cross 3; Public Personnel: Business Administration; Business and Industrial Personnel. DAVID WELLER. History; Delta Tau Delta. DAVID E. WENGER, Business Administration and Personnel; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Business Club. THOMAS E. WENZLAU, Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President 4; Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4; Phi Society 1, 2; Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, President 4; Sophomore Class President; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: W Clan 1, 2, 3, 4. MANNING WETHERHOLT, Pre-Medical; Delta Tau Delta; Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4. DORIS WHITE, Education; Independent Women; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Society 2; Wesleyan Players 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Fellowship 1, 2; Friar ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3, 4. FRED W. WHITE, Business Administration and Political Science; Phi Gamma Delta; Transcript 1, 2; YMCA 1, 2. 3; Pi Sigma Alpha 4. NICHOLAS WHITE. Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4; Athletic Boosters Committee Chairman 4; Student Budget Committee 3; Basketball, Senior Manager 3; Red Circle Club, President 4. DOROTHY WHITTON, Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Pi; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4; Friar ' s Club 3, 4: Red Cross 1. 3, 4; WSLN 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Women ' s Physical Education Club 2, 3; WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2: Swimming Varsity Team 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3. DAVID L. WILLIAMS, Mathematics, Physics, and Business Administration: Phi Delta Theta. Treasurer 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 2: Omicron Delta Kappa 3. 4; Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4; Theta Alpha Phi 3. 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3. 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3. 4, Vice President 4; Swimming 3, 4; Track 3, 4: W Clan 3, 4, JAMES WILLIAMS, Psychology; Mayor of Vetville 3, Vetville Council 4. JANE WILLIAMS. Home Economics and Education; Pi Beta Phi; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3. 4; WRA 1. 2. 3, 4: Basket- hall 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3. President 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Twin W. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Pre-Medicine; YMCA 4; Concert Committee 3, 4. 203 ■ WiW i «s RUTH WILLIAMS, Journalism; Alpha Xi Delta; Transcfipt 1. 2, 3. 4: Loj 3; YWCA 1, 2: Red Cross 1, 2. MARK WILLS Sociology; Kappa Sign- 1, 2, 3, 4: Fri 1. 2, 3. 4. Pr YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation sident 4; Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4; Alpha Business Administration and Psycholoay; Phi Kappa Psi. LYNN WILSON. Political Sciei A Cappella Choir 2 3. 4; Men ' ; Alpha 4; Sinoers Club 1. ce; Delta Tau Delta; Wesleyan Players 3. ' Glee Club 1, 2; Phi Mu Alpha 3. 4; Pi Sigr EVELYN J. WITCHEY. Fine Arts: Gamma Phi Beta; WSGA: Le Bijou 2; YWCA 1. 2; Delta Phi Delta 3. 4, President 4; WRA 2, 3. 4; Orchesis 1, 2, 3, 4. President 4. MARJORY WOLF. American Civilization; Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Society 2; YWCA 1. 2, 3: Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 2. 3, 4. Chairman 4. WILLIAM WRIGHT. Pre-Theological; Beta Theta Pi; Wesleyan Players 2, 3, 4; YMCA 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4; Wesley Foundation 2. 3; Red Cross 2. 3; Football 1, Varsity 2: Student Body Curriculum Committee 2; Student Body Chapel Committee 4. JAMES WYANT, Business Administration and Accounting; Beta Theta Pi. ROBERT E. WYANT, Chemistry; Beta Theta Pi; Chemistry Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4; Chi Gamma Nu 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3, 4; American Chemical Society Student Affiliate 3, 4. RAYMOND YINGER. Accounting: Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer 2; Red Cross 2; Baseball 2. WILLIAM ZOOK. Economics; Sigma Chi; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Phi Society 1; Student Faculty Foreign Student Committee 3. PATRICIA ANN ZWINGGI. Home Econom ics and Business: Delta Gamma, Pledge Trainer; YWCA; Home Econmoics Club; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Students for Democratic Action; Young Republican Club. SENIORS NOT PICTURED GEORGE E. BLAKESLEE. Physical Education; Phi Delta Theta; Phi Epsilon Kappa; Tracl 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANN EUSTICE. Home Economics; Kappa Kappa Gamma: Le Bijou 1, 3; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Phi Upsilon Omicron 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: WRA 3. 4. MARY HILL. Mathematics; Independent Women; Pi Mu Epsilon. ROY E. KNOOP. Political Science; Independent Men: YMCA 1. 2. 3: Pi Sigma Alpha 4; Students for Democratic Action 2. 3. 4: Chairman 4: Philosophy Club 2. 3: Student Council 2; Curriculum Committee 3. WILLIAM LITTLE. Business Administration; Kappa Sigma. Vice President 3; Transcript 3. 4. Circulation Manager. ANNA MARIE NEBEL. English; Independent Women. President 3; Phi Society 1. 2: Mortar Board 4: Owl. Editorial Board 3; YWCA 1. 2. 3. Sophomore Com- mission 2. Cabinet 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3; Senior Advisor 4. JOSEPH R. NEDS. Physical Education: Beta Theta Pi; Phi Epsilon Kappa; Football 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4: W Clan 4. 204 205 And the Juniors Atvare ilial oiiIt a ear in left - 1. Between the juke box and their own devices, pinned couples like Marcia Corgil! and Dove Adams find the midway just fine. 2. This shore the wealth scene appears to be highly amusing: the proprietor is about to be in receipt of six Indian pennies. 3. Dove plays the gallant preparatory to helping Marcia out of the TUB. Her smile indicates Dave is holding the sleeve shut. 4. Marcia takes advantage of the facilities in her sorority house o cook a meal for Dave. Both ore fascinated by the celery. 5. Attired in a fetching apron, Dave pretends to salt the brocoli as Marica gives the meat its last look at the DG kitchen. 207 Dick Guillod finds the TUB an opportune spot for arrang- ing his Soturdoy evening date with JoAnne Plank. .S4 pli4 iii  re. its vell laliiriiiji iiirelr With Dick ready to explain the jokes, JoAnne discovers that Dick ' s fraternity subscribes to the best in current literature. Since the bell in Monnett tower has already tolled, Dick has the door open for Joanne ' s quick entrance into Austin. Joanne and Dick prefer coffee and quiet conversation at the Midway to the atmosphere of Delaware ' s more glittering spots. 209 The lull before the storm; quiet Gray Chapel, an enjoyable test, and then— wham! 210 he Freshman Mixer Eci DeVand and Marilyn Butler prove 3t at using their backs; heads con wait until next week. A fitting finale for what Marilyn and Ed have bee through: leading the march at the Freshman Mlxei Wnen the word required appears after a course it means everybody take it, as these lines indicate The walk between Edwards and University gave th ' fresh air needed to start in again for the pay-ofi Adviser Marion Parson gives Marilyn Butler some lost minute advice before registration. Slirtne. iJ of a Collefije Man ' s Ilevoliftii Carolyn Dornoff, Fhyl Wiborg, Dottie Love and Mary Ann Benjamin gather to accomplish a little bit of everything. Ete Carol Fox, and one meth- od of studying literature. Cigarettes, and wild, wild v omen in the Austin smoke The mail boxes, Stuy ' s most popular spot. y Joan Bowmon upholds the opinion that a Wesleyon educatic isn ' t complete without the acquired skill of argyle socks knittini a ml Miss Mildred Newcomb, Miss Emilie Dooley, Miss Helen D. Wait, Resident Counselor of Stuyvesant Resident Counselor of Monnett Resident Counselor of Austin Mary Boyers, President of Monnett Hal Kay Parker, President of Austin Hall Elsa Leaycraft, President of Stuyvesant Hall 213 M€ iiiieO Hall Upperclass Women ' s Dormitory Monnett not only links succeeding Wesleyan family generations, but also combines the charm of age with modern comforts so as to be conducive to a happy college career. Ausitin Hall Upperclass Women ' s Dormitory Austin Hall with its white, high pillared porch adds much to the beauty of the West Campus. The court of Austin is the scene of sweetheart serenades throughout the year. Stiirvesaiit Hall Freshman Women ' s Dormitory Stuyvesant Hall leaves many piquant memories in the hearts of Wesleyan ' s women. Corridor parties, the Patio, the sunken living room, all of Stuy becomes a part of a coed ' s campus life. ■ ,of ' , -r ' ' i .- C M IJ I Women ' s Cooperative Houses Not only do the girls that re- side in Hartupee and Perkins Halls become wise in the mys- teries of the world while in school, but they also have opportunities to perfect the arts of cooking and house- keeping. Hartupee Hall Perkins Hall Wesleyan ' s organized women The president and a second representative of each sorority on campus constitute the Pan-Hellenic Council, which serves as an effective means to the end of co-ordinated sorority activities. Outstand- ing in their various services is the presentation of proposals and recommendations toward the suc- cess and betterment of the Wesleyan coed ' s rush- ing program. o o o 218 Even with parties, cozies, and chapter meetings, the sorority girl still has time to tend to her knitting. Members of the Council ore, FIRST ROW: A. SirLouis, J. Weidel, R. Sinnett, J. Bruckheimer, R. Martin, S. Piquet, M. Nouse. SECOND ROW: S. Sykes, R. Gorn, N. Fleming, C. Bastion, M. Judkins, J. Frowine, Dean Parker, L. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Motz, M. Lump, M. Bridge, E. Clifford, D. Turner, J. Klepinger, L. Minton, fH. Stratton, L. Ficken, M. Vorberg. 219 A group of Alpha Chi O ' s smile nicely for the With the addition of twenty-four brand new pledges, the little yellow house at 87 West Winter Street is happily bulging at its seams. New Alpha Chis and old Alpha Chis have spent an exciting school year with openhouses, a Christmas party for the orphans, a brother and sister party with the Alpha Sigs, and a thrilling finale, the spring formal. Remembering all these things, it sure has been fun. SENIORS Bing, Donahoe, Egon, Griffiths, Guth, Hancock, Heninger, Maerkle, Shaw, Sinnett, Sproule, Walton, Wearstler, Weir. JUNIORS Blayney, Brewster, Bull, Crawford, Keyser, Moore, Musselman, Myers, Oldham, Schultz, Spicer, Thomp- son, Weidel, Wesler. SOPHOMORES Alexander, Amick, Eleanor Bradley, Evelyn Bradley, Cassady, Culbert- son, Evans, Fowler, Kunzman, Rob- erts, Scheib, Swanner. 220 Alexander, Amick, A. Bing, M. Blayney, A. Bradley, E. Bradley, E. Alpha Chi Onieij|a Wesler, L. Mrs. W. S. Fisher 221 The girls take ne to explain the rules of the game to a beginner, SENIORS M. Babbage, M. Bell, C. Broinard, M. Johnston, J. Lauder, A. SirLouis, M. Spengler, D. Whitton. JUNIORS Alpha Sigma chapter moved in at 64 West Winter in September. With pride we speak of our sisters who are in national honoraries and who are senior advisors. Helping us in our social activities is our housemother Mrs. Diem, a loyal friend and source of inspiration. M. Clark, B. Knebusch, N. Kriger, M. Shugert, M. Walser. SOPHOMORES B. Carl, E. Clifford, J. Edwards, L. Evans, E. Klotz, B. Lane, R. Lanning, B. Moyse, J. Snider, N. Spaulding, J. Stuntz, H. Thomas, M. Thompson, J. Urban, N. Van Duzee. 222 Babboge, M. J. Bell, M. Brainard, C. Carl, B. Clarke, M. Alpha Delta Pi Spengler, M. Stuntz, J. Thomas, H. Thompson, M. Urban, J. VonDuzee, N. Walser, M. Whtton, D. 223 SENIORS B. Blessing, J. Brinton, G. Butter- week, N. Comfort, J. Fillingham, L. Harter, M. Hofelt, B. Jesson, B. Matson, L. Minton, M. Niebes, N. Schworzwalder, M. Shafer, E. Shepherd. The gals harmonize an Alpha Gam melody around the baby grand. The sun shines warmly upon the laboring gals of the Alpha Delta chapter who hove busied them- selves throughout the semester with money-making schemes. The mounting marvel of beauty on Eliza- beth Street has come true at last. A warm, friendly smile remains our welcoming to all. JUNIORS J. Byrne, M. Cory, D. Dailey, J. Hoffman, R. Leese, J. Kurtz, M. Lump, J. Markle, M. McManis, A. Peck, B. Pickford, G. Rohde, B. Ward, Merna Wilson. SOPHOMORES P. Boyd, R. Carson, E. Colbeth, M. Coulter, M. hiagmann, M. Holl, M. Hyde, A. Koeniseker, C. Kreis, D. Metzel, L. Smith, M. Snyder, P. Stan- ley, Janet Wilson, G. Worstell, B. Zeigler. 224 Alpha Gaennia Delta Peck, A. Pickford, B. Rhode, G. Shafer, M. Schwarzwalder, N. Shepherd, E. Smith, L. Snyder, M. Stanley, P. Wilson, J. Wilson, M. Worstill, G. Zeigler, B. Mrs. W. Seitter 225 the Alpha Xis sp;n some console rhythrr Alpha Mu ' s twenty-fifth anniversary on campus proved to be a very memorable year. The Rose Dance, the Rose Breakfast, going to church in a group on Sunday mornings, the Christmas Tea and the various Alpha Mu open houses, all have become significant in the passing parade of Alpha Xi members. SENIORS E. Boehringer, C. Burden, D. Giles, M, , Gould, D. Grener, H. Hudson, D. Leyerle, D. Meilander, J. Owen, R, Williams. JUNIORS J. Bow ma n, J. Bruckheimer, J. Cc impbeli. P. Cope, S. Ebenhock, B. Frodkin, N. Hostettler, J 1. Jocoby, J. Johnson, M . Pitcock, S. , Stevens, M. Zimmerman. SOPHOMORES A. Child, B. Easterly, D. Free, M. Hughes, L. Irvin, M. Isemon, M. Jimenez, P. King, L. McClelion, T. Mack, A. Pottison, K. Perkins, F. Peschke, C. Roudibush, J. Snod- grass, P. Wheeler. 226 Alpha Xi Delta Peschke, F. Pitcock, M. Roudebush, C Snodgrass, J, Stevens, S. Wheeler Williams 227 President Mary Vorberg reads her sisters a bedtime story. SENIORS Ackhart, Barnes, Boyd, Jean Clem- ent, Joan Clement, Dippel, Ellett, Figley, Fleming, Flickinger, Gordon, FHowley, Higgins, Jessup, Johnston, McConnell, Vorberg. JUNIORS Chi O ' s returned to campus this fall to find a full schedule awaiting them. Trips to Chillicothe, the Variety Show, their winning homecoming float with the Tri-Deltas and Gamma Phis, the Christmas formal with the brother fraternity Kappa Sigma, all brought happy Chi-O memories. Baldwin, Carr, Dabney, Gartman Geist, Guinn, Hart, hierman. Kirk, Lake, Reinfried, Russell, Sferra, Stauffer, Thomson, White. SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Andreson, Baker, Cone, Crooks, Figley, Goodnow, Heitz- man, Hertzig, Lindenmeyer, Pick- wick, Reese, Stuart, Tostlebe, Wes- singer, Wissinger. 228 (lii Oinesija 229 Ef , t ' , iiSf If no one brings in some coffee to tliese Tn Delts, they II have to go on reading their magazines A record year for Tri-Delt , . . moving to our new house at 120 W. Winter St. . . . capturing the scholarship cup . . . combining efforts with the Gamma Phi ' s and Chi Omega ' s to win the Home- coming Float Contest . . . the Variety Show and another trophy ... a highly successful rush season and wonderful pledges . . . looking back, happy memories and a sense of satisfaction. SENIORS M. Boyers, M. Bridge, A. Duwe, R. Hecky, J. Lovejoy, S. McKnight, J. Mueller, S. Nobis, D. Peterson, N. Pritchard, J. Purdy, M. Secrest. JUNIORS M. Anderson, D. Beck, R. Clark, A. Dornbirer, N. Dorrance, C. Erickson, M. Hetz, J. hiinton, J. Horton, B. Israel, R. Martin, E. McDougal, M. Oliver, M. Radcliffe, J. Rockwell, L. Ross, J. Scarberry, J. Selvey, C. Wolfred, P. Yarnell, SOPHOMORES B. Adams, S. Bradfield, J. Ellis, R. French, B. FHeineke, C. Jones, M. Kirk, P. Leupold, J. Link, J. McGill, J. Murray, N. Ryan, J. Somerville, F. Sorn, E. Theurer, C. Van Mater, R. Westberg. M- ' - i ' j ? --- ' f J«=  230 K.rk, M. Leupold, P. Link, H. Lovejoy, J. Martin, R. McDougal, E. Delta  eha UvlU McGill, J. McKnight, S. Mueller, J. Murray, J. Nobis, S. Oliver, M. Peterson, D. Pritchord, N. Purdy, J. Radcliffe, M. Rockwell, J. Ross, L. Ryan, N. Scarberry, J. Secrest, M. Selvey, J. Somerville, J. Sorn, F. Theurer, E. Van Mater, C. Westberg, R. Wolfred, C. Yarnell, P. Mrs. Metzger 231 A quartet of DGs ore concentrating c close game of bridge while a fiftfi kibil The DG ' s started the year off to a sparkling be- ginning by coming out on top in the DG-Kappa football game. This was followed by the election of three juniors to Phi Beta Kappa. Then came our pledge class, presented to the campus by parties and openhouses. In the spring came the week-end outing at Butler Farm. To top our suc- cess are the plans for a new house in the future. SENIORS C. Francis, M. Franklin, B. Hansen, J. Hohns, B. Holloway, E. Kendall, J, Klepinger, D. Krick, M. Mangun, T. Massey, M. Michell, S. Stanssll, C. Ward, P. Zwinggi. JUNIORS M. Bartholomai, L. Beattie, M. Campbell, M. Cargill, J. Dough- erty, C. Fox, E. Freitag, R. Garn, E. Henderson, J. Jones, D. Lander, F. Linton, V. Meredith, J. Peters, S. Ruese, J. Shreffler, E. Watson, J. Webb. SOPHOMORES A. Bullock, N. Carter, A. Chamber- lin, M. Davis, A. Ferguson, N. Fil- llngham, A. Fiscus, B. Gregory, D. Grisier, C. Hakes, S. Johnson, M. Newell, R. Piatt, M. Seltzer, B. St. John, S. Townes. 232 Delta Gaiuina 233 Displaying cheery smiles these Gamma Phis aren ' t too worried about their assignment to kitchen duty. SENIORS M. Arthur, M. Ashley, S. Carter, V. Denes, J. Dunathan, E. Mayhew, M. Peck, G. Puterbaugh, D. Schwab, S. Slattery, D. Hurner, Marjorie Walker, Rita Walker, E. Witchey, Marjorie Wolf. JUNIORS The Alpha Eta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta this year participated in such events as the winning of the trophy for the hlomecoming Float, tieing for third place award in the Campus Variety Show, a Christmas bazaar, a formal dance, rush parties, and a Senior show. P. Compton, J. Everett, E. Hart, M. Judkins, C. Klamm, S. Pennington, B. Rogers, J. Ruble, A. Scofield, M. Stanforth, L. Still. SOPHOMORES M. Barefoot, C. Clements, J. Erring- ton, D. Fuchs, B, FHall, L. Kalyer, N. Lanning, J. Lawrence, L. Lindsay, A. Sessions, L, Smart, J. Spaerr, A. Weimer, S. Winter, Marion Wolf, B. Bright. 234 Cilainiita Phi Beta Arthur, M. Asiiley, M. Barefoot, M. Carter, S. Clements, S. Compton, P. Denes, V. Dunathan, J. Errington, J. Everett, J. Fuchs, D. Hall, B. Hart, E. Judkins, M. Klomm, C. Kolyer, L. Lanning, N. Lowrence, J. Lindsay, L. Moyhew, E. Peek, M. Pennington, S. Puterbaugh, G. Rogers, B. Ruble, J. Schwab, D. Scofield, A. Sessions, A. Slottery, S. Smart, J. Spoerr, J. Stanforth, M. Still, L. Turner, D. Walker, M. Walker, R. Weimer, A. Winter, S. Witchey, E. Wolf, Marion Wolf, Marjorie Wright, B. Mrs. Roberts 235 The Thefcis listen attentively to announce- ments being mode by their president. Thetas will long remember this year as a most successful adventure under the leadership of acting president Jean Motz, and under the guidance of our new housemother Mrs. Smith. We were also proud of Nancy Allen, the fall hlomecoming queen, and her two Theta attendants. SENIORS N. Allen, L. Chase, . . Driver, D. | Drum, B. Gray, S. Krei dier , J. Motz, M. Parson, M. Quay, A. Rudd, A. Sanders, M. Stephan. ■ JUNIORS D. Eyssen, L. Ficken, J G ' iffiths, S. Harwood, B. hluff, R. Ice L. Jack- son, J. LeBosquet, J. Lercl 1, M. Mc- Creary, M. Mead, J. Mc )nroe, M. Paryzek, B. Penfield, J. Romano, N. Scarff, N. Simons S. Stewart. SOPHOMORES B. Beattie, S. Brown, A. Davis, S. DeArmon, E. DeLong, R. Firing, L. Fluck, 1. Gorham, J. G rubb, A. Hal- ley, D. Martin, J. Orton, J. Plank, J. Reoney, C. Rose, R. Seabury, hi. Simester, R. Stockwell V. Votaw. 236 Allen, N. Beottie, B. Ice, R. Jackson, L, Kirkpofrick, M. Kreldler, S. LeBosquet, J. Lerch, J. Kappa Alpha Theta 237 Informal hour at the Kappa house; sweat ers skirts and the inevitable argyle socks The Kappas started the year 1949-50 by returning to find their new house completely redecorated and ready for use. Highlights of the year for them were the Trionym, the Kappa-Delto Gam football gome, the spring dance, and of course, the new pledge class. SENIORS K. Bottelle, A. Dunmore, P. Eustice, A. Gellhaus, J. Goldie, A. Green, S. Solsbury, J. Schwettman, S. Som- erville, Cynthia Sykes, Sally Syk.es, A. Swink. JUNIORS A. Backman, M. Benjaman, B. Brandenburg, L. Damon, J. Frowine, Carol Jones, P. Kemmerer, B. Kep- ner, J. McAtee, S. Manuel, S. Pierce, S. Rogers, N. Wade. SOPHOMORES N. Allison, S. Atkinson, M. Brew- ster, L. Dodson, N. Gaddis, A. Haw- ley, M. Hogan, S. Jones, L. Mc- Cutcheon, L. Martin, M. Newman, C. Ripsch, E. Sanderson, R. Sieker, M. Speers, M. Wagner, C. Wether- holt, N. Williamson, D. Wolfe. 238 Kappa Kappa !■ Speers, M. Sykes, C. Sykes, S. Swink, A. Wade, N. Wagner, M. Wefherholt, C. Williamson, N. Wolfe, D. Mrs. Robert May 239 These Fi f-his gather oround t,,e piano to listen as one of their sisters plays a popular tune. % ' ' Between semesters this year, Pi Phis joyfully moved into their new house. Wearers of the arrow will long remember the Triad, the Campus Chest variety show skit that tied for third place, the election of Joyce Bohyer as student body vice president, and three Mortar Board members. SENIORS D. Baker, M. Bender, B. Benner, J. Bohyer, M. Duis, M. Forth, J. Graham, M. Jones, E. Melville, M. Mouse, K. Parker, M. Sponsler, V. Tolley, D. Turnbull, J. Williams. JUNIORS J. Anderson, C. Bastion, B. Brum- baugh, E. Conger, R. Fangman, B. Hush, D. Kuck, D. Love, P. Murphy, N. Schrier, V, Seeman, N. A. Smith, N. Taylor, E. Turner, P. Wiborg, J. Young. SOPHOMORES B. Baldwin, M. Banker, J. Barlow, J. Bolinger, D. Borland, M. Carter, E. Duckwitz, P. h-Jazelwood, M. Jones, B. Kattenhorn, E. Lyon, J. Murray, B. Nickles, P. Rhodes, S. Schweiker, L. Steele, A. Weber, M. Woodward, P. Yochem, P. Young. 240 Vi Beta Phi ey, V. Taylor, N. Turnbull, D. Turner, E. Weber, A. Wiborg, P. Willioms, J. Woodward, M. Yochem, P. Young, J. Young,P. Mrs. Neil Smith 241 SENIORS L. Braun, M. Fish, A. McClellan, M. Morton, B. Osborne, J. Reiser, N. Sower. A group of Zetos gather aiound fheir song leoJer to harmonize on a song to the turquoise and gray. JUNIORS After a fourteen year absence the Alpha Omega Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha returned to the Ohio Wesleyan campus in the spring of 1949. The Zetas took up their new residence at 226 West Central, and were very fortunate in having such a fine house, and having such a wonderful house- mother as Mrs. Roma Watters. P. Beneke, J. Branscomb, A. Foile, J. Koeckert, S. Lawson, J. Lohr, J. MacKinnon, M. Nilson, Nancy E. Smith, Nancy J. Smith, N. Watters, H. Wood. SOPHOMORES A. Olmsted, S. Piquet, E. Rogers. 242 Zeta Tau Alpha Beneke, P. Bronscomb, J. Broun, L. Foile, A. Fish, M. Koechert, J. Lowson, S. Lohr, J. MacKinnon, J. McClellon, A. Morton, M. Nilson, M. Olmsted, A. Osborne, B. Piquet, S. Reiser, J. Rogers, E. Smith, Nancy E. Smith, Nancy J. Wotters, N. Wood, H. Mrs. R. R. Wotters 243 Iiidependeiif W« ineii « As s« « ' iaiion Allomong, M. Avery, H. Aylmer, C. Birdsell, M. Chambers, t Claxton, M. Cruikshank, Evans, E, Gray, M, Griffis, E. Harrington, S. Johnson, M. McCutchen, M. Nebel, A. Nincehelser, C. Nincehelser, R. Orland, J. Sorhoroff, M. Schaffer, N. Shingler, J. Shumwoy, L. Sloatman, R. Sturrock, M. Ward, M. White, D. fhimM INDEPENDENT SENIORS Avery, Birdsell, Griffis, Johnson, Konicki, Nebel, Soharoff, Schaffer, Shumwoy, Sturroch, Thomos, Word, White. JUNIORS Harrington, R. Nincehelser, Orland, Slootsmon, Troxell. SOPHOMORES Allomong, Chambers, Claxton, Cruikshank, Evans, Gray, Kiang, Kneisley, McCutchen, C. Nincehel- ser, Stoneburner. FRESHMEN Aylmer, Burley, Shingler. UNAFFILIATED JUNIORS Adams, Barlow, Fitzgerald, Lee, Marr, Newton, F Clark, Dornoff, MacKay, Manz, e i c h , Schoen, Stevens, Vandewater, Wilklander, Zerbe. SOPHOMORES Ackel, Amick, Barbara Baker, Betty Baker, Godenstein, Cutting, Dyer, Elson, Geiger, Gilchrist, Gordsn, Hoffman, Leimbach, Littick, Lutton, Mertes, Moon, Mosher, Nauman, Oldfather, Patterson, R u g g I e s , Schott, Spring, Sutton, Tippet, Wis- terman. Wood. 244 iw II ., I . i nJiwmii i i i ' i -  w  i '   w ieiwiiwiiiwigww iii ' i ' ' ! ' ' ■ H ■ ' 4 1 Ackel, M. Adorns, J. Amick, B. Baker, Barbara Baker, Betty I iiaiTfiliafed Women Vandewater, V. Wiklonder, N. Wistermon, L. Wood, M. Zerbe, J. 245 FrcNiiinaii W« ineii Who Allison, L. Alonzo, J. Altdoerffer, W Anderson, B. Anderson, Co Anderson, Ce( Archibald, D. Armstrong, J. Ashcraft, J. Ashley, B. Atkinson, S. Baker, P. Becker, J. Bedell, B. Bell, A. Bell, L. Bell, N. Benedict, B. Bennett, J, Bernard, N. Belts, B. Betts, M. Bevier, J. Bishop, C. Blass, M. Blessing, J. Bower, B. Boyd, B. Boysen, S. Bradley, C. Bricke Brown, E. Bryenton, E. Burley, M. Butler, M. Butterworth, Byoll, B. Calland, A. Cambern, A. Campbell, J. Campbell, M. Carer, C. Carpe Cossody, C. Cassler, P. Cecil, M. Church, S. Clauson, K. Clutter, D. Cobb, J. Cook, T. Cooper, Cotton, Cox, E. Culberson, Culbertson, Curdy, J. 246 Are Eac ' li IlifEerent. 247 Each Lovely- and Very Hough, B 248 Quellhorst, J. Radcliffe, M. Radio, D. Romey, C. . lu( li the Freshman. Wismar, E. Wiest, E. Yerse, L. Youker, C. Young, J. Young, P. Ziegle Ramsey, J. Reed, M. Reid, B. Reigel, M. 249 Two vets studying, two wives exchang- ing recipes, and a dog wanting down. This angle gives the stuff a new perspective. ) ;; — T Iri. IO| yp E ' IhSI I From Oak Hill it comes over as sweet nothings to her, but all he con hear is Hurry up, we aren ' t here for our health. t the light is better down he Lefti Two Selby boys suspend scholastic opera- ions with the arrival of the March issue of Peek. The Selby Club, Home for a Hundred Freshman Men Williams Dorms (Oak Hill) for Freshman Men Vetville Iiiter-Frateriiitr Council Represents- Greeks of the Masculine Gender With representation from all fraternities on the Ohio Wesleyan campus, the Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil serves to bring about more efficient and harmonious functioning of the fraternity system. Typical of the objective consideration made con- cerning student affairs was the study of the Michigan Plan and other proposals regarding re- striction of fraternity membership. Council members, FIRST ROW: C. Poston, Cunnington, Deon Sommerville, W. Blair, C Strauch, D. Smith. SECOND ROV : H. Wenzlou, W. Millhon, W. Long, T. Urbano« . Bohn, R. Anderson, D. BeVier, C. Sisterhen, H. ■mstrong, N. Cornish, T. cz, R. Steel, D. Ransom, W. Moore, R. McFarland, J. Collord. THIRD ROW; J. Choney, E. Vogel, R. Reece, J. Taber, D, Renner, J. Hamilton, W. Littick, J. Linn, R. Hill, H. Heiserman, R. Dunham, H. Jackson, A. Bills. 252 Those Sig Alphs who don ' t smoke pipes or study con kibitz o cord game, or entertain a visiting balloon. Trophies and gin rummy players snine in the living room of the Kappa Sig house. 253 ctives, the Alpha Sig itself for a summons. Among our many innovations this year was a Santa Clous at the winter formaL Between the presents in his bog and the girls in his lap, the occasion will be as long remembered as the initia- tion of eleven members and the festivities of the Homecomings. In addition, our new chapter room was formally dedicated to those brothers who died in the World Wars. SENIORS Beavan, Bellan, Broberg, Elwood, Guest, Henize, Little, Nelson, Pit- tenger, Weitthoff. JUNIORS Ainey, Bonhom, Boring, Finical, Glass, Hahnert, Hatch, Jackson, Linn, Ludwig, Purke, W. Smyth, Stephens, Strand, Swank, Wooley, Yoder. SOPHOMORES Bruck, Buckley, Grant, Hovis, Hum- phreville, Klann, Lenc, Meyn, Miller, Moore, Palmer, Paye, Peterson, Pfeil, Poston, Plunkett, Schultz, Sib- ley, G. Smith, T. Smith, Sullivan, Thayer, Vossers. FRESHMEN Altmaier, Austin, Caste, Clipson, Cooper, Eisenhart, Evans, Fisher, Hughes, Jeffers, Lawson, Lease, Leek, Mastin, Niswander, Parker, Robertson, C. S my t h , Varrosso, Whetstone. 254 Alpha i2;nia l lii Broberg 255 m W Seven of the brothers find on easy to aid their digestion after an ATO ATO bsgan its sixty-second year with a nineteen- man pledgs class, and for the house, new furniture and a complete interior repainting. The Maltese Cross shone wth our perennial high scholarship, a full social calendar and able representation in all campus activities. SENIORS Collard, Griffith, R. Hedrick, Hick- son, Howell, Johnson, Keyser, Long, Melville, Teller. JUNIORS Aldrich, Amick, Baker, Benedict, Cunningham, Francis, Jezerc, Kerns, Kerr, Meek, Osborne, Price, Tull. SOPHOMORES Allen, Bannon, Bauer, Betz, Billing- hurst, Damon, Froser, George, Havens, Helsel, Kelly, Kleinmann, Kuehn, Luck, McGrew, Neilson, Red- daway, Roberts, Sliupas, Thomas, Towne, Vargo, Weber, Wilson. FRESHMEN Bein, Connors, Everson, Hart, W. Hedrick, Hereford, Holloway, Hor- rocks, Howard, Jacoby, Jamieson, Porter, Poulos, Rode, Snyder, Swan- son, Webster. POST GRADUATE Gibbons 256 Alpha Tail Oniei a Benedict Betz Biilinghurst Collord Conner Cunninghc Tull Vargo Weber Webster Wilson Mrs, Wyss 257 Don ' t get anxious second call for lunch is in the offing. SENIORS Bascom, Brown, Dietterich, fv ' iartin, McNabb, Olds, Pope, R. Weiss. JUNIORS Detweiler, Green, Grossman, Jones, Kagiwado, Nixon, Powell, Schnei- der, Vogel. Brothers at 81 Park Avenue have had an outstand- ing year. The moving into the frat house, gaining possession of the scholarship cup, the tapping of four brothers into ODK, and a crowded social calendar furnished the Beta Sigs with much to remember. SOPHOMORES Ashley, Burley, Chester, Crov ford, Fenaughty, Gayer, Goldstein, H3y- man, Hood, Kemper, Matthews, Mc- Cartney, Moser, Poe, Stsinkrous, Tiedemonn, Upperco, Uychara, N. Weiss. FRESHMEN Almond, Bachellor, Corr, Clark, Jefferson, Kennedy, Kistler, Long, Mayer, McMurdock, Mizelle, Smith, Sommers, Thompson, Wagner, Wol- key, Warner, Whye, Woodward. 258 Wr |- V, = ' «F J ! , Beta Si nia Tau 259 etas congregate between classes outside University Hall. A centennial pledge class of eighteen excellent men was the first accomplishment of the men at 54 West Lincoln this year. The Betas continued to strengthen their po sition of campus prominence with an outstanding record in scholarship, in activ- ities and honoraries, and in intramurals. SENIORS Cheseldine, Cramer, Littick, McFar- land, Myers, O ' day, R. Rhodes, D. Rhodes, Richards, Rouge, Specs- maker, Williams, Wright, R. Wyant, J. Wyant. JUNIORS Baithoser, Beetham, Billman, Clem- mer, Ghrist, Glost, J. Graham, Koch, Layton, T. Long, W. Long, McClave, Ransom, Roderick, Schardt, Slenker, Thomas, Woolley. SOPHOMORES Anderson, Brown, Canright, Coop- er, Freitag, B. Graham, Hauck, House, Johnson, Leech, Musselman, Newhard, Schanely, Shank, Taylor, Tucker, VanBuren, Ventres, Watters. FRESHMEN Bright, Chaney, Davenport, Day, Dove, Eiken, Hitt, Jagger, Lilly, Mc- Clintock, Mayer, Metzel, Purdy, Smith, Spurling. 260 0% ' f ) rs q o p . t III 1 m f r; r: d f ML X a 14 ■ 1 ■. -t. f 1 d A 1 lUiLl Anderson Balthaser Beetham Billman Bright Brown Conright Chaney Lheseldine Clemmer Cooper Cramer Davenport Day Dove Eiken Freitag Ghnst Hauck Hitt House Jogger Johnson Koch Loyton Leech Lilly Littick Long, T. Long, W. McClave McClintock Bria TiM-la ■ ■ fTi f 261 Chi Phi Brother: SENIORS Bennett, Graveson, Kunze, T. Ring, Seigle, Steele. JUNIORS Buell, Byers, Cadwell, Conklin, Har- per, Jackson, Luchs, McDevitt, My- ers, Pendery, Schlosser, Taber. Chi Phi opened the school year with a top-quality pledge class. Besides the traditional pledge ban- quet, two formal dances and several parties were held. In addition to a refurnished first floor, the Brothers were greeted by a scholarship improve- ment cup. It has been truly a great year. SOPHOMORES Berquist, Bowers, A. Brown, Cornett, Grover, Harris, Heiserman, Kofahl, McGinnis, Shrull, Sitz, Spengler, Spiller, C. Stone, Va- derHoop. FRESHMEN Anderson, R. Brown, Gass, Lora, Marshall, Michelini, Moore, Nsv - comer, Radcliffe, J. Ring, Rohrer, J. Stone, Vierthaler. 262 ' Hk (hi Phi Eerquist n - Radcliffe Ring, J. Ring, T. Rohrer Schlosser Seigle Shrull Spengle Spiller Steele Stone, C. Stone, J. Tober VonderHoop Vierthaler Mrs. Rorey 263 The Delts find a full- with Mother Helser always enjoyable If you want to be a Tau Delt, then come along with me . . . The often-sung verses sounded throughout the Shelter as the Mu brothers started another school year — a year characterized by good fun, fellowship, and a recognition for schol- astic and extra-curricular achievements on campus. SENIORS Allen, Austin, John Bahner, Belk- nap, Cecil, Gunn, Halbertsma, Heck- endorn, Herman, Hoge, Hughes, Jordan, Kevesday, Knapp, Ladd, Legge, Moore, Raine, Ross, Shoe- maker, Sterbenz, Thais, J. Thomas, Weller, Wetherholt, White, Wilson, Yinger. JUNIORS Berg, Bruce, Cowdrey, DeArmond, Hipkins, Mussard, McKinley, Rosser, Rowland, Douglas Smith, J. Smith, A. Thomas. SOPHOMORES Bahner, Barclay, Benson, Feather- inghom, Ferrell, Fletcher, Harper, Hartley, Hibbert, Hoeffer, Hummel, Joslyn, Knipper, Otto, R. Raine, Read, West, Wood. FRESHMEN Boden, Cole, Cooper, Davis De- Vand, Drake, Floyd, Kelly, Lash, Lauer, DeBu, J. E. Moore, J. W. Moore, Murray, Peterson, Schuster, D. Smith, Somma, Stokes, Walker, Wise. 264 Delta Tail Delta Allen Belknap Austin Benson Buhner, Joel Berg Bahner, John Besuden Barclay Boden Cooper Booher Cornish Bruce Cowdrey Cecil Davis Cole DeArmond Fletcher DeVand Floyd Drake Frieg Featheringhai n Gunn Ferrell Halbertsmo Hibbert Harper Hipkins Hartley Hoge Heckendorn Hoefer Herman Hughes Hummel Jordan Joslyn Kelly Kevesdy Knapp Knipper Lodd Lash Louer LeBu Legge Moore, John E. Moore, John W. Moore, W. Murray Mussard McKinley Otto Petersen Raine, J. Roine, R. Read Ross Rosser Rowland Schuster Shoemaker Smith, David Smith, Dougli OSS Smith, J. Sommo Sterbenz Stokes Theis Thomos, A. Thomas, J. Walker Weller West Wetherholt White Wilson Wise Wood Yinger Mrs. Helser 265 The brothers had an added interest in vhen five coeds SENIORS Diffenbacher, Feather, Foster, Hood, Hughes, W. Hutchinson, Long, Marrs, B. Marsh, Monsees, Piper, Thomas, Wills. JUNIORS Armstrong, Beck, Carey, Cunning- ton, Foltz, McCarty, J. Neff, Powers, Pyles, Schultz, Spears, Strachan. Men of Delta Kappa Chapter point with pride and satisfaction to the year 1949-50, which saw Kappa Sigma maintain its high position among OWU fraternities. With brothers active in every phase of campus life. Kappa Sigma greets the coming year, its twenty-fifth on the OWU campus. SOPHOMORES Ball, Balyeat, Brower, Coe, Diehl, Farrow, Grover, Heines, Higgins, J. Hutchinson, David Miller, Don Mil- ler, Shugert, Smith, Versteeg. FRESHMEN Breese, Crites, Hummon, Kordt, Lewis, G. Marsh, R. Neff, Perison, Pleuddmann, Quetsch, Taylor, Wilder. SPECIAL STUDENT Kekhia 266 Kappa i ina .n o .- ,i Hutchinson, J. Hutchinson, W. Marrs Marsh, B. Marsh, G. Miller, David Miller, Don Monsee Neff, J. Neff, R. Perison Piper Pleuddn Powers Pyles Quetsch Schultz Shugerf Smith Spears Strachan Taylor Thomas Versteeg Wilder Wills Mrs. Johnston 267 The cry IS Chow Downi in Ihe Phi De ' t kitchen -i M This year Ohio Beta of Phi Delta Theta celebrated her ninetieth anniversary,- since her founding in 1860 at Wesleyan, many famous men have passed under the sword and shield , furthering the high aims of Ohio Wesleyan and Phi Delta Theta. SENIORS Butterfield, De Long, Fuller, fHaas, Laupp, Lazear, H. MacCracken, M a u r 6 r, Nusbaum, Puddington, Riemenschneider, Strauch, Williams. JUNIORS Alexander, B a n g e r t , Bonghom, Bates, Borton, Carmichoel, Dave Griffiths, Gruber, Holtzapple, Ken- nedy, G. Kookootsedes, McConnell, R. MacCracken, Nov ers, Reece, G. Rice, E. Schv inn, Webster, White. SOPHOMORES Droescher, Fossett, Froebe, Dale Griffiths, Guillod, C. Kookoot- sedes, Markle, M. Rice, Rouhier, Siegrfried, Stecher, Thomas. FRESHMEN Albornoz, Bay, Cremean, Doso- vich, Hornby, Johns, Lightfoot, Mc- Mahon, Maseroni, Roos, R. Schwinn, Shobe, Stewart, Thayer, Ullman. 268 t-! P ( v.t n. IMii Delta Thefa i?l f C p e: Fassett F roe be Fuller, J. Griffiths, Dave Griffiths, Dale Gruber Guillod Haas Holtzopple, W. Holtzapple, R. Hornby Johns Kennedy Kookootsedes, C. Kookootsedes, G. Loupp Lozear Lightfoot McConnell McMohon MacCrocken, H. MacCracken, R. Morkle Maseroni Mourer Nowers Nusbaum Puddington Reece Rice, M. Rice, G. Riemenschneider Roos Rouhier Schwinn, E. Schwinn, R. Shobe Seigfried Stecher Stewart, J. Strauch Thayer Thomas, E. Ullman Webster White, D. Williams Mrs. Sloan 269 SENIORS Bare, Beasley, Coleman, Cummins, DeHart, Gardner, Hoover, Kelly, Massar, Patton, Pickett, Pour, Ren- ner, Schlobohm, P. Smith, Stros- burg. Wells, White. JUNIORS Agler, Boysen, Freeman, Goldie, Griffin, Harrington, Nelson, Porter, Scott, Torrance, Wilkinson, Wil- liams, R. Zentmeyer. Wesleyan Phi Gams, looking forward to a new house, look back with fond memories of the past year, with its outstanding pledge class, represen- tation in all college athletics, activities, and hon- oraries, and the successful social season high- lighted by the sarong-studded Fiji Island party. SOPHOMORES Ballard, Barber, Beck, BeVier, Bruce, Collins, Coverdale, Ford, Gorby, A. Hulse, Kerby, Kittinger, Mcllnay, Mopes, Richardson, Ros- enthal, Scar, Slenker, Weber, Wi- shnevsky. Young, Zavitz. FRESHMEN Bauman, Denton, Gilmore, Hager, Hodgins, R. Hulse, Hunt, Ketterson, Korn, Kornegger, Lowell, Myers, Patterson, Peckenpaugh, Phillips, Prittie, Rambeau, Salisiewski, Slone, D. Smith, Stayman, Tice, Thompson, Vance, A. Zentmeyer. 270 ' ' ,Plii (liainiiia Delta Bollard Barber Wilkinson Willioms Wishnevsky . ' Young -C Zovitz i f Sij Zentmeyer, A. Zentmeyer, R. Mrs. Howard 271 Eewteen study hours Phi Psis gaf|- In scholastic achievement, varsity and intramural sports, and social events, Ohio Alpha retained its high standard of accomplishment. Through the conscientiousness of the brothers and our fine housemother, Mrs. Julia Campbell, a spirit of unity pervaded the big white hospital on the corner. SENIORS Aker, Blair, Bohn, Callander, Car- ter, Chaney, Day, England, Jack- son, Milne, Oiler, Rinear, Sansotta, Schlicht, Stewart, Richard Timmons, Robert Timmons, R. Wilson. JUNIORS Appel, Coleman, R. Darkey, Elliott, Garrison, Heine, Hornberger, hlud- nutt, Johnston, Littmann, McCor- mick, McFeggan, Oby, W. Pursell, Wm. Pursell, Reaney, Schuman. SOPHOMORES Cross, K. Darkey, Dougherty, Dowds, Jones, Kennedy, Oviatt, Paxton, Rader, Sidnell, Wm. Smith, Spongier, Tiffin, F. Timmons, Young. FRESHMEN Apel, Bachelder, Blickle, Campbell, Denison, Fisher, Glazier, Hall, Hof- fhines, Kolins, Maher, Monroe, Ol- sen, Shellenberg, W. Smith, Turner, Tyson, Wilson. 272 Aker Appel Apel Bachelder Phi Kappa Psi liiAlfin lii. V, Smith, Wrr Spongier Stever Stewart riffin Timmons, Robert Turner Wilson, R. Wilson, T. Young Mrs. Compbe 273 Men of Ohio De lta of SAE put theit ail into fraternity spirit and song € V Marching one by one . . . resounded through the rooms of ' ole 23. Cries of Phi Alpha revealed the spirit that pledged 21 men and prevailed during the Halloween party and the v inter formal. SAE successfully goes on, placing brothers in student offices and in varsity sports. SENIORS Bishop, Bruboker, Cambern, Dun- ham, Gregg, Griffith, Koon, Lincoln, Mendelson, Poh, Priest, Riggs, Smerritt, Sv ord, Tippet, U I r I c h , T. Wenzlau. JUNIORS Alexander, Chambers, Emery, Ma- gee, J. Millhon, W. Millhon, Myers, Petrella, Richens, Roberts, Sisterhen, Smith, Thompson, Wiedie. SOPHOMORES Bauknecht, Blair, Brown, Carto, Creviston, Day, Green, Henry, Kin- scherf, Kuhne, Mockinnon, P. Ma- son, Meilinger, R. Ogden, T. Ogden, R. Poe, Seaver, Trembly, Wagner, Wells. FRESHMEN Auer, Burroughs, Cadigan, Cherry, Conley, Eagan, Gose, Hoarmeyer, House, Johnson, Leverett, MacLach- lan, J. Mason, D. Poe, Shisler, Shus- ter, Spangenberg, C. Wenzlau. 274 f r-- T Ti. e? §ii ina Alpha Epsilou a p « a f5 rt ' ■ f f 7 t ilbi f n i?i ' eA C: P O , « !f n ' o fi « o 4r if! o r o Day Dunham, R Eagen Elbon Emery Gose Green Gregg Griffith Haarmeyer Henry House Kinscherf Johnson Koon Kufine Leverett Lincoln MacLacf MacKinr Mogee Mason, J. Mason, P. Meihnger Mendeison Millhon, J. Millh. Myer W. Ogden, R. Ogden, T. Petrello Poe, D. Poe, R. Poh Priest Richens Riggs Roberts Seover Shisler Shuster Sisterhen Smith Spongenberg Sword Thompson Tippet Trembly Ulrich Wagner Wells Wenzlau, C. Wenzlau, T. Wiedie Mrs. Whitesid Blair Brown Bruboker Burroughs 275 The Sigma Chis ready fhe house for the pledge forme L The year ' 49-50 holds promise of being another big one for the Sigs up at the white barn on Griswold Street. Carrying on with the spirit which won us both all-year intramural trophies, we ore still top contenders. The brothers are well repre- sented on varsity athletic teams and on campus we have our share of wheels and cogs. SENIORS Bensinger, Friesner, Gallant, Ison, Mathie, Ogden, Rowan, S m it h , Stager, Urbonowicz, Zook. JUNIORS Dornbirer, R. Eesley, Hamilton, Hamlin, Hardmon, Lukens, Marr, Marriott, Don Miller, Ramsey, Van- dergriff. Wolf, Woods, Wyott. SOPHOMORES Atma, Beers, Brewster, Colgate, Collins, Eichhorn, Fondran, Gordin, Hoffman, Kaiser, Kemp, Kohler, Lacy, Lynsky, Mason, David Miller, Oakley, Ohirich, Oschwald, Pior- kowski, Reichard, J. Roby, Steele, Townsley, Trost, Way, Wood. FRESHMEN Cosley, Crone, Edier, D. Eesley, Fraley, Frame, Horpham, Hilchey, King, Kleindienst, Radicevic, Reed, Reese, T. Roby, Rossland, Sunderlin. . .. Sfl il 276 I o p e f t q . t ( «b f f f q a a «5 p n D £J 1 rs Q_ P £5 n o n q e? Atma Bensm Beers Crone Dornb,rer Edier Eesley, D. Eesley, R. E.cnhorn Fondron §ii£;iiia I ' ll! Fraley K,ng Kleindienst Kohler Lacy Lukens Lynsky Morr Marriott Mason Mothie Miller, Dovic Miller. Don Oakley Ogden Sunderlin Townsiey Trost Urbonowicz Vandergriff Way Wolf Wood Woods Wyott Zook Mrs. Johnson 277 The brothers find Saturday afternoon a good time to relax together around the radio. With a backward glance of satisfaction Sig Ep now holds its eye to the future. An executive council of younger members now takes the responsibility of leading the chapter in the development of its potentialities shown this year by active participa- tion in campus activities. SENIORS Anderson, Backart, Braun, Buckley, College, Conard, Frederickson, T., Gettleman, K., hiarnden, Johnson, D., Leibold, Lindeman, McKinnon, Miller, D., Nest, Riegger, R., Shong, Spurrier, A., Staiger, Temple, Wenger. JUNIORS Barker, Becker, Clark, Fultz, Get- tleman, T., Jacoby, Johnson, J., Lamb, Maddox, Morgolius, Mar- quart, Millard, Miller, R., Oberlan- der, Prell, Riegger, D., Schaeffer, Westfoll. SOPHOMORES Athy, Boston, Boyer, Burt, Castle, Dalglish, Evans, Frederickson, J., Gerstocker, Hoffman, Leech, Mc- Larnan, McRitchie, Moore, Newell, Seldon, Spurrier, R., Tubbesing, Welp. FRESHMEN Apel, Armstrong, Bigler, Chandler, Cooper, Fisher, Geiger, Henderson, Henigson, Hill, Hull, Jordan, Larry, Lewis, Lundh, Maltby, Neff, Noblet, Pirchner, Piscitelle, Sheridan, Sherk, Sloane, Smith, Steer, Torke. 278 3, A.J O o D p f : O f f ft P p f .rl- ' f il §!i2$iHa Pill Epw iloii Anderson Barker Apel Becker Armstrong Bigler Athy Boston Backart Boyer Chandler Braun Clark Buckley College Burt Conord Castle Cooper Frederickson, T. Dalglish Fultz Evans Geiger Fisher Gerstacker Frederickson, J. Gettelmon, K. Hill Gettelman, T. Hoffman Harnden Hull Henderson Jacoby Henigson Johnson, D. Leech Johnson, J. Leibold Jordan Lewis Lamb Lindemon Lorry Lundh Mcddox Moltby Morgolius Marquort McKinnon McLornan McRitchie Millard Miller, D. Miller, R. Moore Neff Nest Newell Noblet Oberlander Pirchner Piscitelle Prell Riegger, R. Riegger, D. Schaeffer Selden Sheridan Sherk Shong Sloan Smith Spurrier, A. Spurrier, R. Staiger Steer Temple Tarke Tubbesing Welp Wenger Westfall Mrs. Carlson 279 An a good ter-dinner fore-runne bridge gan to studies ne is alv (or the voys a TEKES Burns Cook Tail K iippa I ' ]p.sil4 ii Crowl Growth Dettorr With the purchase of a new house during the sum- mer, the Tekes ore now officially reactivated on campus. With a large pledge class, the new house has helped to establish a closer bond be- tween the actives and pledges, and the chapter is approaching its pre-war strength and influence with its participation in campus activities and Lozeor . I Lindquist intramurals. Franklin Frentsos Lamey Mitchell Newcomb Orcutt Podway Pollack Seiple Taylor, T. Taylor, W. Uhrmc Webei Weike Willioi SENIORS Cook, Crowl, Frentsos, Podway, Pollack, Welker. JUNIORS Adams, Becker, Hensel, Hill, John- son, Lamey, Lozear, Weber. SOPHOMORES Crowthers, Newcomb, Orcutt, Put- nam, Richardson, Smart, Skulrood, Williams. FRESHMEN Ackley, Burns, Franklin, Keissr, Lindquist, Niemcn, Owan, Taylor, Uhrmon. 280 It has been two years since Alpha Mu re-organ- ized on the Wesleyan campus and the chapter is doing quite well. Highlighted by dances, parties, and dote nights, the social life is excellent. The outlook for Phi Kappa Tau at Wesleyan is very bright, and the Star shines brighter sti SENIORS Ccllender, Kyre, Potton, Richmond. JUNIORS Cheoney, Person, Skillmon. SOPHOMORES Bcntly, Bromley, Brose, Gartman, Gillen, Kammeyer, Lour, McMan- igell, Mojerczok. FRESHMEN Clines, Helser, VonDeusen. 281 Independents gather for some fel- lowship on the basketboll court. Independent Men s Association SENIORS Harrer, Kuranga, Sakurai, Takata. JUNIORS Knoop, Li, Vesey. SOPHOMORES Adams, Blasdell, Drake, Johnson, Mayer, Strecker, Wagner. For any man not affiliated with a social fraternity on campus, this organization has been founded . . . to promote fellowship among the Independent Men ... to provide social and recreational oppor - tunities for its members . . . and to provide repre- sentation in the Student Government. Unaffiliated Men FRESHMEN Duvall, Kiley, Linzell, Muntwyler, Parks, Reel, Scuer, Souers, Taylor. SPECIAL STUDENTS Brodnax, Buddhari, Davis, Felt, Foong, Haas, Hare, Hooper, Ichida, Joffa, Kiura, Larkin, McCulloch, Mc- Millan, Mosher, Richards, Roelofs, Rogers, Salonis, Shaw, Shwe, Sou- kup, Stankievich, Takushi, Thurston, Tsoukalas, Vigne. 282 ■l i ? ■ ' '   V ' T ' - ei a i?h 4 p a Independent and nnal ' fc ' iliaied men Felt hoong Harrer Hooper Ichida Joffa Johnson Kiley Kiuro Knoop Kuronga Lorkin Li Linzell McCulloh McMillan Mayer Mosher Muntwyler Parks Reel Richards Roelofs Rogers Sakuroi Salonis Sauer, D. Sauers, J. Shaw Shwe Soukup Stonkievich Strecker Tokata Takushi Taylor Thurston Tsoukalas Vesey Vigne Wagner 283 284 Apple and Cryder Bill Austin Buick, Ir H. M. Benedict Benes Construction Co. Benton ' s Furniture Blockburns Mens Shop Blair - Kelley Breece Florist Buck - Hilbrun Insurance Bun ' s Bob Burns Columbus Window Cleaning Co. D Deerlick Dairy Delaware Gas Co. Delaware Lumber Co. Delaware Milk Co. Delaware Motor Sales Dinovo Bros. Donut Depot Ekelberry ' s Fleshman - Wain Gibson Florist H Haas Department Store Hackel ' s Men ' s Wear Hazel ' s Flower Shop Hinton ' s Paint Shop I Indianapolis Engraving Co. Independent Print Shop Index to Advert i. ers 287 301 295 298 290 294 302 288 292 287 297 301 300 290 293 299 307 308 289 L Lee ' s Book Store M Miller ' s N Nectar New Method Ceaners News Shop o Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Owen ' s Jewelry Oxford Printing Co. P Peoples Store Recreation Alleys R. L. Rosser, Architect 289 302 296 292 286 306 296 303 295 307 298 O. M. Scott and Sons Co. Sears Sells S. K. Smith Co. Snack Bar Southard ' s 30 Minute Laundry 293 Spragues Bob Stimmel The Style Shop Surrey Lounge 296 290 287 299 300 293 295 300 Tiltons 295 294 304 305 Uhlman ' s T U w 294 302 C. A. White and Sons, Inc. 290 Wilson, C. J. of Course 305 Looking south on Sandusky Street on o well-illuminated Saturday night. 285 NEWS SHOP Delaware ' s oiiIt « ' oniplete magazine store --. 25 N. Sandusky Phone 2444 Headquarters for Pipes — Tobaccos and Cigars — Cigarettes — Subscriptions taken for all periodicals 286 BOB BURL ' S Belli Fine Shoes Stationery Store • Men ' s SCHOOL SUPPLIES and GIFTS Women ' s Footwear for Every occasion GREETING CARDS WRITING SUPPLIES • PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS 51 North Sandusky Delaware, Ohio MONOGRAPHING Phone 5415 (One Day Service) Geo. Bed WliJiei. to. 1U eiaU 0 1950 and may we continue to serve classes of the future in all ways photographic Apple-Cryder Photo; rapher« Engravers MEMBER ' ' Wo - ' ' ® 90 W. Central Phone 4389 287 The Delaware Milk Co. 27 N. Union St. Phone 311 Buck-Hilburn Insurance Profec ' fi ia Satisfaction 30 East Winter Street DELAWARE, OHIO Delai¥are Motor Sales, loe. CHEVROLET CADILLAC The Sales Leader Standard of the World 199 S. Sandusky St. Phone 2162 288 Mum ' s Home Coming Ohio Wesleyon Tlie Honiecoiiiiiig Queen and her Court The Mortar Board of Ohio Wesleyan has sold Gibson ' s Chrysanthmums for the last 25 years. Flowers by Gibson We grow our own flowers They are fresh to you Headquarters for student study and leisure equipment ijLHiLi ivaui; The place where books ore bought and sold. 44 South Sandusky Street Phone 2841 289 The Delaware Lumber Company 120-132 East Winter Street Delaware, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1950 C A. White A. ! ons. Inc. DODGE PLYMOUTH 27 West William St. Paul B. White Delaware, Ohio Benton ' s Furniture LAMPS, CHAIRS, BRIDGE TABLES, RUGS We have complete suites for every room 40 S. Sandusky Phone 2482 WISHING FOR SAVINGS? SEARS NEW CATALOGS with pages and pages of saving for you are ready and wait- ing for your use at Sears Catalog Sales De- partment. You ' ll find it ' s fun and it ' s eas y to shop the catalog way— with the help of our friendly, courteous soles department people. And you ' ll find a thrill in seeing all of the items displayed in the beautiful shop win- dows of well over a thousand pages of wishes fulfilled. Phone 345 ' Sa Zi aa i c u:.zaK ££ CEADC Delaw oti iHi ftom tkci ' JlHIO Oh i ware, Ohio 290 The Snaek Bar Inside the Bus Station No more free games but the Best in Snacks to quiet the inner man. Why not enjoy good food along with Wesleyan fellowship at the Snack Bar inside the Bus Station. Everyone else does. So why not you! Always open— For your convenience Al. French, Manager 291 NEW METHOD CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDERERS 9 North Sandusky Street Fur Cleaning and Insured Cold Storage DELAWARE, OHIO Phone 2288 DEFINITIONS ARE FUNNY THINGS BUNS ADVERTISE FOR CUSTOMERS IN BIJOU (A slightly sweetened, often spiced biscuit) (To notify: hence to warn) (People who give their patronage to a particular store) (An exquisitely wrought trinket) EATING AT BUN ' S CAN BECOME A HABIT AND A VERY GOOD ONE, TOO 292 e Btifie BUofL WOMEN ' S WEARING APPAREL DINOVO BROTHERS FOR Wholesale Fruits and Produce SPORTS AND DRESS WEAR 147 Lake St. Delaware, Ohio on corner opposite City Hall Southard s; 30 minute laundry and shirt service Prices that fit the College Budget — Quick and Dependable — SOUTHARD ' S save the day for Bob McFar- land and Jock Smith after that dreadful occasion of down to the last pair. Both fellows agree thot 30 minute is the best - quickest - and most economical way to do the weekly chore. — Pick-up and Delivery — Phone 2305 Corner of Sandusky and Central 293 Hinton Paint Store 5 W. Winter St. DELAWARE, OHIO Pittsburgh Paints Floor Sanders for Rent and Reasonable Rates Varnishes We also have the equipment and painters to do any decorating job efficiently, large or small. 4e Blcun. ' KeUif Ca. Delaware ' s First Home Furnishers and Decorators Operated by 0. W. U. Alumni for nearly half a century TILTON ' S Transfer and Storage Central Garage Agent Allied Van Lines Hudson and Crosley Cars Local and Long Distance Moving International Trucks Dependable Service Since 1916 Phones 2500 - 2501 294 H. M. Benedict WESLEYAN ' S FAVORITE JEWELER SINCE 1922 SORORITY and FRATERNITY JEWELRY Diamonds, Watches, Rings, Identification Bracelets, Clocks, Emblems, Birthday and Anniversary Gifts THE Peoples STORE 15 W. William Street Delaware. Ohio RIDING BREECHES ATHLETIC APPAREL MEN ' S SPORT WEAR CAMP EQUIPMENT DRESS CLOTHES Central Ohio ' s Most Beautiful Lounge Surrey Lounge Right here in Delaware Noted for our steaks and chicken Reservations Taken - Phone 2324 29 E. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio Jlaw. e4i4x. £an44 Q een M fA.. Mrs. Angelo CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES PLANTS 190 S. Sandusky Phone 2172 295 For • DIAMONDS Compliments Watches of Jewelry 0. M. Soott Sons Co. • • OWEN JEWELRY MAKER OF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS 3 N. Sandusky Delaware, Ohio The Restaurant Known for our home made candies 23 N. Sandusky St. 296 Phone 2689 Blackburn s Men s Shop ' Campus Styles for Men Don Miller eyes a new Manhattan Dress Shirt being shown by Mr. Blackburn. Don knows he can be fitted with the Joe College look or the Man of Distinction air. Here is the shop where sharp sweat- ers, scintillating argyles, and snap- py jackets find their way into the hearts of O.W.U. males. CORNER OF SANDUSKY AND WINTER ST. PHONE 7473 Cleaners of Established Merit Since 1909 WINDOW Cleaning Co. ADAMS 5288 66 E. Lynn St. Columbus 15, Ohio WINDOW CLEANING WALL WASHING RE-STARCHING GENERAL CLEANING Call or write for estimate — no obligation TRAINED— EFFICIENT— COURTEOUS MEN FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INSTITUTIONAL CLEANING 297 Rollio L. Rosier A.I.A. ARCHITECT FOR THE MEMORIAL UNION E. J. Beoes aod Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 298 Molloy-Made Fine Yearbook Covers are the first choice of Ameri- ca ' s most discriminating colleges The 14th consecutive Le Bijou to carry a Molloy-Made cover The S. K. Smith Co. 2857 North Western Ave. Chicago, Illinois The Doniit Depot 12 Spring St. All Kifiatd, ol SaitaUuioUei. and Qaad 7UUu d. ta i ai ' A convenient resting place for stu- dents who desire that extra cup of coffee and donut in the morning or between classes when they need to relax from studies. These girls find the variety and quality of the Donuts un- beatable in Delaware. Wholesale - Retail Phone 6122 Orders for All Occasions 299 IteA MoiUUuf JdlkB BOB STIMMEL QgA. . . . • For . . . PLUMBING - HEATING COOKING REFRIGERATION 17 East Winter Street Phone 2477 Delaware, Ohio WATER HEATING ' ' - HOUSE HEATING • THE DELAWARE Crane Fixtures Waterman- Waterbury GAS COMPANY Hot Water and Coal - Gas - Oil Steam Heating Furnaces A Home-Owned Co. . . . Since 1860 YOUR future is CRYSTAL CLEAR SPRAGUE ' S GRILL with • Foster a Steaks - Chops - Fried Oysters To the women of America, the name of Fos- toria means the finest of crystal. Its exclusive loveliness is coveted by the hostess v ho as- • pires to gracious living and charming en- tertaining. For gifts, or for personal use, you will want All kUtdl 0 4,a uLulcUed to see our new Fostoria collections. Complete table settings, hand-cut, pressed or etched; are here for your selection. Come in at your leisure and browse around. 37 N. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio 7i4e tJfacU 2 efU2A i KeHt Btan e 300 Better known to 0. W. U. students as the Fish-Bowl The young ladies from Wesleyan know that generosity, quality, and cleanliness are prime essentials of the Fish-Bowl ; a favorite stopping place for that straw- berry malt, sundae, or coke for both fellows and girls. Phone 2217 Delaware, Ohio BUI Auiiin Buickf Winter Street Drug Store Finest Cosmetics in Delaware A real Drug Store Phone 2224 301 Millers ' Good Food F owers ' ' kJUe e food iocd and by f.aod jj ' Uendi meet fineece Famous for our homemade Cyrus B. Breec ' e Pies Flower Shop Cakes Donuts Cookies we deliver Bob Cruikshonk, Prop 20 E. Winter Phone 2702 UHLMAN ' S • Ladies ' Ready-To-Wear 9 Ladies ' Accessories • Children ' s Wear • Yard Goods • Home Furnishings 35 W. Winter Phone 2424 302 Oxford Printing Company pNhtef.6 ah4 Publbkef OXFORD, OHIO Printers of Li Bijou - 1950 303 ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY 304 WILSON ' S C. J. of course - - APPAREL - - Headquarters for Was eyan Men and Women Oii dep H.dent Hackers PRINT SHOP Men ' s Wear and Dry Cleaning COMPANY Expert Tailoring and Altering • • • • 9 East William St. We Pay Cash For Your Used Clothes • Phone 6446 12 S. Sandusky Telephone 2582 Delaware, Ohio Delaware, Ohio 305 WJixU ' l ' amMAJ04A ' Jilke? Tomorrow is the day after graduation. What will it be like? Tomorrow can be a friendly place — a bright at- tractive office where you ' ll find old friends and make new ones. Tomorrow can be interesting important work, good pay and a chance to advance. Tomorrow can be a pleasant, profitable telephone job — if you can measure up to the fine standards of communications work. Come in and talk it over — Today! Women ' s Employment Office The Ohio Bel! Telephone Company 306 Recreation Alleys Home of Wesleyan Bowling Tournaments — Women — You too can enjoy a Saturday after- noon at the Rec- reation Alleys. It ' s a good time to show the men that women Can Bowl. —Men- Add another Tro- phy to that collec- tion. Do it the easiest way by holding practice matches on quiet Saturday after- noons. 10 V2 East Winter Delaware, Ohio Phone 7323 It ' s the Midvray 307 4?ac l fo44. SltauJA ICnaujL .... Why are yearbooks soiiietiiiies late? From the records of Fleshman-Wain Pho- tographers we found that from September 28th to March 1, 1950, there were over 400 appointment times that were not kept. Some of these people had made as many as three appointments. Resolved: To keep our appointment times in 1951 308 Last IVords I would like to thank the faculty, administration, and the student body of Ohio Wesleyan for their cooperation. I would also like to thank Messrs. Russell, Frank Pursell, Fred Noer, and Robert Keene of the Indianapolis Engraving Co.; Mr. Harold Shellhouse of the Oxford Printing Co.; and Messrs, Carl Benz and K. G. Cooley of the S. K. Smith Cover Co.; these gentlemen gave us their invaluable help and advice throughout the year. I would like to thank Mr. George Fleshman and his staff, Mrs. McColm, Mrs. Moore, and Miss Vatsuras, for their handl ing of all formal photographs in Le Bijou. Also many of the photographs used in the book were token by Jim Apple and George Cryder, professional photographers in Delaware. I would like to thank our advisers Messrs. Broderick Johnson and R. V. Ullom; and finally, all the staff of Le Bijou 1950 who made this book possible. Good luck to the 1951 staff. Richard Rosser, Editor Credit is here given, page by page, for all pictures in the 1950 Le Bi ' ou, with the exception of commercial portraits token by Fleshmon-Wain Studio. Where a single page is indebted to several sources, the abbreviotions a, b, c, etc. oppeor. These stand for the order of pictures from top to bottom, left to right. 1 Droescher 2 Rosssr 4 Apple and Cryder 5 Apple and Cryder 6 Apple and Cryder S Apple and Cryder 10 Apple and Cryder 11 a. Monsees, b. Skolrood 12 Droescher 13 Keiser 14 Apple and Cryder 15 Apple and Cryder 16 Monsees 17 Monse 18 Mon Apple and Cryder 19 Apple and Cryder 20 Apple and Cryder 21 Apple and Cryder 22 Apple and Cryder 24 Rosser 25 a. Droescher, b. Rosser 26 Apple and Cryder 27 Monsees 28 Damon 29 Droescher 30 Monsees 31 Droescher 32 Damon 33 Monsees 34 a. Droescher, b. Damon 35 Droescher 36 Apple and Cryder 37 Apple and Cryder 38 Apple and Cryder 39 Rosser 40 Apple and Cryder 42 Apple and Cryder 43 a, c. Monsees, b. Droescl d. Damon 44 Monsees 46 a. Rosser, b. Monsees 47 Monsees 48 Apple and Cryder 49 a. Skolrood, b. Apple and Cryder 50 Monsees 51 a, b. Apple and Cryder, c. Droescher 52 a, b. Apple and Cryder c. Damon 54 Droescher 55 a, b. Apple and Cryder, c. Monsees 56 Apple and Cryder 60 Monsees 61 Monsees 62 a. Apple and Cryder, b. 63 Damon 64 Apple and Cryder 66 Apple and Cryder 68 Droescher 69 Droescher 70 Damon 71 Damon 75 a. Droescher, h. Apple and Cryder 76 Droescher 77 Monsees 78 Monsees 78 Apple and Cryder 79 Apple and Cryder 80 Monsees 81 Damon 82 Apple and Cryder 83 Apple and Cryder 84 Apple and Cryder 86 Apple and Cryder 87 Apple and Cryder 88 a. Droescher 90 a. Apple and Cryder, b. Droescher 91 Apple and Cryder 92 Droescher 93 Droescher 94 Apple and Cryder 95 Apple and Cryder 96 a. Apple and Cryder, b. c. Droescher 97 a. Apple and Cryder, b. c. Droescher 98 Monsees 99 Apple and Cryder 100 Apple and Cryder 101 Apple and Cryder 102 Droescher 103 Droescher 104 a. Droescher, b. Apple and Cryder 105 a. Droescher, b. Apple and Cryder 105 a. Droescher 106 Monsees 107 a. Monsees, b, Apple and ( 108 a, b. d. Monsees, c. Apple and Cryder 109 Apple and Cryder 110 Apple and Cryder 111 Apple and Cryder 112 Apple and Cryder H3a. Droescher, h. Skolrood 114 Apple and Cryder 116 Damon 117 a. Monsees, b. Droescher, c. Apple and Cryder lis Rosser 119 Rosser 120 a. Rosser, b. Droescher, c. Damon 121 a. Apple and Cryder, b. I 122 Apple and Cryder 123 a. Apple and Cryder, b. Droescher 175 Apple and Cryder 124 a. d. Droescher, b. Damon, 176 A pple and Cryder c. Monsees 177 Apple and Cryder 125 a. Droescher. b. Damon 178 Apple and Cryder 126 a. Monsess, Apple and Cryder 179 Apple and Cryder 127 a. Rosser, Apple and Cryder 181 Apple and Cryder 128 a. b. Apple and Cryder, 182 Rosser c. Damon 184 Monsees 129 a. Droescher. 185 Fleshman-Wain b. Fleshman-Wain 186 Fleshman-Wain 130 Apple and Cryder 187 Fleshman-Wain 131 Apple and Cryder, f. Droescher 188 c. Droescher. Mons 132 Apple and Cryder 189 a, c. Apple and C 133 a. Rosser, b. Apple and Cryder b. Monsees 134 a. Damon, b. Apple and Cryder 190 Monsees 135 Apple and Cryder 206 Damon 136 Apple and Cryder 207 Damon 137 Apple and Cryder 20S Droescher 138 Apple and Cryder 209 Droescher 139 Apple and Cryder 210 Monsees 140 a. Apple and Cryder, 211 Monsees b. Droescher ill Droescher 141 Apple and Cryder 213 Droescher b. Monsees 214 Rosser 142 Droescher 215 Rosser 143 a. Monsees, b. Apple and Cryder 216 Rosser 144 Monsees 217 a. Rosser. b. Brel 145 Apple and Cryder 218 Monsees 146 a. Apple and Cryder, b. Monsees 219 Monsees 147 Apple and Cryder 220 Kohler 148 Apple and Cryder 222 Monsees 149 a. Monsees. b. Apple and Cryder 224 Kohler 150 Damon 226 Kohler 152 a, c. Monsees. 228 Kohler b. Apple and Cryder 230 Droescher 153 a. Monsees, b. Apple and Cryder, 232 Droescher c, d. Kohler 234 Monsees 154 Monsees 236 Droescher 155 Monsees 238 Droescher 156 a. H. Rosser, 240 Monsees b. c. Apple and Cryder 242 Monsees 157 Apple and Cryder 250 Monsees 158 a. Monsees, b. Benson 251 a, c. Monsees, b. 159 Monsees 252 Cryder 160 Monsees 253 Monsees 161 Monsees 254 Damon 162 a. Monsees, Apple and Cryder 256 Alpha Sigma Phi 163 Apple and Cryder 258 Damon 164 a. c. Monsees, b. Benson 260 Beta Theta Pi 165 Monsees 262 Chi Phi 166 Monsees 264 Droescher 167 Apple and Cryder 266 Monsees 168 Apple and Cryder 268 Droescher 169 Apple and Cryder 270 Apple and Cryder 170 a. Droescher, 272 Kohler b. Apple and Cryder 274 Monsees 171 a. Damon, b. Droescher 276 Monsees 172 a, b. Apple and Cryder, 278 Droescher c. Damon 280 Droescher 173 Monsees 281 Monsees 174 Apple and Cryder 282 Monsees 284 Monsees 309 Table of Contents Administration 154 Board of Trustees 156 Deans 160 Officers 158 President FIcmminB 154 Publicity Dept 164 Student Health 165 Talent Bureau 162 Advertising 2S5 Art DeDt 88 Art Honorary 90 Associated Women Students 174 Astronomy Dept 66 Beauty Queens 184 Biology Dept 70 Business and Economics Dept 46 Campus Chest 51 Campus Dance Band 173 Chapel 14 Chemistry Dept 64 Chemistry Club 64 Chemistry Honorary.... 65 Dramatics 109 Dramatics Honorary 109 Weslcyan Players 109 English and Humanities Depts 26 OWL Magazine 29 Education Dept 78 Education Honorary. ... 79 Foreign Language Depts. 31 Foreign Students 163 Geology Dept 68 German Club 30 History Dept 44 Home Economics Dept. ... 81 Home Economics Club 82 Home Economics Hon. 82 Journalism Dept 32 Journalism Honorary. ... 38 Lc Bijou Staff 34 Transcript Staff 36 Leadership Honoraries Mortar Board ISO Omicron Delta Kappa.. 182 Library Staff 38 Mathematics Dept 61 Mathematics Honorary . . 62 Men ' s Social Units 250 Fraternities 254 Independent and Unaffiliated Men... 282 Inter-Fraternity Council 252 Music Dept 92 A Cappella Choir 101 Concert Band 96 Concert Series 113 Marching Band 94 Mens Glee Club 100 Men ' s Music Honorary. . 95 Orchestra 96 Women ' s Glee Club 100 Women ' s Music Honorary 95 Philosophy Dept 12 Physical Education (Men ' s) 119 Athletic Honorary 140 Baseball 136 Basketball 128 Cheerleaders 121 Cross Country 133 Football 122 Freshman Basketball 139 Freshman Football 138 Intramurals 141 Intramural Council 141 Managers (Red Circle Club). .121 Sailing Club 143 Spring Track 132 Swimming 135 Tennis and Golf 134 Physical Education (Women ' s) 144 Intercollegiate Basketball 145 Intercollegiate Hockey 145 Orchesis 148 Swimming Club 147 Swimming Team 147 Women ' s Physical Education Club 149 Wo Physi Education Honorary 149 Women ' s Recreation Association 149 sics Dept 63 Political Science Dept. . . 48 Political Science Honorary 49 Psychology Dept 76 Red Cross 54 Religion Dept 16 Canterbury Club 21 United Fellowship 21 Wesley Fellowship 18 YMCA 18 YWCA 19 Scholastic Honoraries Phi Beta Kappa 178 Phi Society 179 Seniors 190 Sociology Dept 50 Speech Dept 102 Debate Honorary 105 Freshmen Debate 105 Student Government 165 Underclassmen Freshmen 210 Juniors 206 Sophomores 208 Women ' s Social Units 212 Freshmen Women 246 Independent Women 244 Pan-Hellenic Council .. .218 Sororities 220 Unaffiliated Women 245 Zoology Dept 71 FaenltT Index Alter, C. Francis 79 Amy, E. F 23, 25, 27 Anawalt, Mrs. Mary B 81, 82 Avery. Florence S 31, 161 Babcock. Mrs. Rosa 89. 90 Bahrick. Harry P 77 Barbour. Helen F 81 Earner, Mrs. C. R 103, 106 Barnes. Mrs. Gilbert H 28 Barris. Chester 93 Bayliff, Russell E 50 Beach, Earl E 93, 97 Beal, Mrs. Bessie R 156 Berg. Clifford 71 Bigony. Harold E 64, 65 Boblitt, Mrs. Bessie S 161 Boecklin. Roland 23, 25, 31 Bonner, Hubert 77 Boring, 0. K 31 Bossert, Roy G 57, 64, 65 Bowlus, Robert E 97, 100, 101 Bridge, James W 161 Brush, Mrs. Margaret Howe 145 Burgstahler. Herbert J 156, 158 Burkhart, Mrs. Velda B 38 Burns. George W 70 Caldwell. Martha M 81, 82 Clark. Eugene 47 Conger. Allen C 71, 158 Crane. Rufus 61, 62 Crowl, G. H 68, 69 Curtis, Dorothy Judd 70 Cutchin, Phil 119, 135, 138 Dallmann. Martha 79 Danford. Kelly 93 Daugherty. William B....119, 136, 137, 138, 139 Davies, Ruth 27 Dickson, Mrs. R. M 101 Diem, W. Roy 103, 104, 105 Diem. Mrs. W. Roy 38 Dooley, Emilie 213 Drennan. Marie 27 Dunham. T. C 31, 179 Easton. Lloyd D ,- 13 Eells, Hastings 43. 45 Eyssen, Donald C 107, 108, 110 Eysscn. Mrs. Donald C 103 Ferguson. Alfred R 28 Fichter, Robert 12 Fickel. Ruth 27 Ficken. C. E 160, 167, 183 Flemming, A. S. IS, 48, 55, 154. 155, 156, 157 Frascr, Glen 115, 119, 122, 123 Freeman, W. C 120 Fretts, M. Helen 161 Fryman, Geneva 161 Gauthier, George E 119, 132, 133 Geesman, Sterling 119, 122, 132, 140 Getz, Dorothy 89 Goodman, Mrs. Felicitas 31 Greene. Ronald R 76, 77, 89 Greifc, Phyllis 19 Grimes. Bla ne E 47 Hadden. Dorothy E 145, 149 Hahn, Paul T 31. 163, 183 Hahnert. William F 71 Hamilton, Romine G 93 Haycock, Everett 89 Hewitt, Harvey 93 Hornberger. D. J 156, 159, 172 Horrocks. Mrs. Winifred B 77 Hubbart. H. C 43, 44, 45, 179 Hundermark. Thomas William 69 Hunter. R. C 107 Huscr, Paul: 31 Hutson. Harold H 11, 16, 17, 18 Hynck. J. Allen 67 Ingraham, Allan C 79, 160 Jennings, David 44, 45. 105 Johnson, Broderick, H 38, 164 Johnson, Mrs. Kay Parker 38 Johnson. Paul A 33 Kcbker. Vant 45 Keenan. Philip C v 67 Keller. Geoffrey 67 Keller. Rexford C 93, 101 Kirk, Virginia 38 Lancaster, John Herrold 3S Larscn. Robert P 64 Larsen, Nora M 47 Leonard. Norman H 47 Lick. Mary E 145 Ludlum. Thomas S 103. 104 Lynch. Mary 165 McCue. Goldie 16 McElroy. Mildred 38 McFarland. Eugene J 88, 91, 183 Macrory, Boyd E 50 Manuel, W. A 64. 65 Marshall. Robert K 27. 172 Massey. Leiia 81. 82 Mathews. Chester 62, 63, 79 Mauck. Robert S 161 Maxwell, Howard N 63 Muzumdar, Haridas T 50 Ncwcomb, Mildred 28, 213 Nist, Donald E 120, 122 Northrup, Vir(|inia Clifford 145 O ' Neal, Claude E 70 Page. Mrs. Ethel Boyd 61, 62 Parker, Audrey M 160, 167, 175, 218 Pastorius, Thomas A 33 Perkins, Richard L 89 Putney, Mrs. Mary K. D 21 Quillian, William F 11, 13, IS Radtke, Lorraine M 32, 33 Reed, Harold C 33 Ross, Robert H 2S Rowland, S. A 61, 62 Sackrison, Mrs. True 97 Sampson. Richard T 77 Shanklin. Robert E 69, 134 Shepherd 145 Sheridan. Harold J 79 Shipps, Herman M 161 Sill, Robert B 95, 101 Sinnett. Ralph V 57, 64, 65, 172 Slettcbak, Arne 67 Smith, Harold D 93 Smith, Yvonne 3S Somcrville, J. J 160, 167, 172, 252 Sommers. Waldo 50 Sparks. Andrew Nelson 28 Spencer. Benjamin T 23, 27, 1 ' 9 Stewart. Jarvis A 89, 91 Stoner. Clara E 38 Strachan, W. M 48 Strimer. Robert M 119. 122. 140, 141 Stull, William D 71 Suthcrs, Albert E 15 Tarbell, Carolyn E 145, 141 Thompson. Thelma 81, 82 Transue, Martha 107 Trester, Delmer J 45 Ullom. Reynol V 47 VanSickle. C. E 43, 44 Wagner. Laura G 31 Wait. Helen D 213 Warner. Earl E 48, 4 Watkins, D. B 159 Wells. Tilden 93 Wheeler. Betty Jane 161 Wickham. Fred R 48 Williams. Mrs. Mathelle G 38 Woodbury. Dwight A 63 Wullschlager. Carl 134 Wullschlager. Mrs. Marion L 172 Young, Arlene 81, 82 310 Student Index Ackel. Marie Theresa; (2) Lawrence, NY 243 Ackerman. Clare Julia; (2) Glen Rocl , NY 229 Ackhart, Barbara Lucille; (4) Cleveland Heiijhts 82.191,229 Ackley. George William; (1) Columbus Adams, Dallas Clark; (3) Hobart, India a Adams, David William; (4) Hobart, Ind.a.ia 90 Adams, Donald Richard; (3) Mansfield 282, 283 Adams, Betty Sue; (2) Cuyahoga Falls 231 Adams, Joan C; 3) Norwalk, Conn 245 Adams, Ralph Ellison; (3) Sandusky, Oho 21. 100 Agler, David C; (3) Rocky River 207, 270 Aincy, James G.; (3) Hornell, N.Y 255 Aker, John Charles: (4) Canton 79, 178, 191. 272 Albornoz, Alfredo; (1) Quito. Ecuador 153. 268 Aldrich, Douglas Herschel; (3) Nadiad, hrJ a 257 Aldrich, Julia Carter; (3) New York, N,Y, Alexander. Jack Wendell; (3) Springfield 95,97,101,274 Alexander, Lois Jean; (2) Sprinofield 19, 221 Alexander. Richard Grant; (3) Delaware 107.268 Alford. Emanuel P.; (3) Delaware Allen, Frederick Eugene; (2) Worcester, Ma;s. Allen, Frederick Hadley; (2) Columbus 257 Allen, John; Poland 137 Allen. Nancy Jeanne; (4) Bay Village S2, 126, 149, 191. 237 Allen. Nason Edward; (4) Lakewood 191.264 Allison. Ann Lynn; (1) Pittsburgh 2, Pa 191. 264 Allison, Norma Jean; (2) Philadelphia, Fa 37,239 Allomong, Marilyn Carrie; (2) Edon 244 Almond, Richard Walter; (1) Batavia, NY 258 Alonso, Jeannette; (1) Buenos Aires, kfjriVai 246 Aitdoerffer, Martha Jane; (1) Lancaster. Fa 245 Altmaer, Robert Fielding; (1) Chadds Ford, Pa 138,255 Ambler, Mrs, Elinor; (P. G.) Delaware Amick, Alice Marie; (2) Wakarusa. Ind 101.221 Amck. Barbara Anne; (2) Silver Spring, Md 82, 245 Amick, George Ellsworth; (3) Worthinglon 133,141,257 Anderson, Barbara Johanna; (1) AshtaV la 246 Anderson. Carol Elaine; (1) Beaver Falls, Pa 246 Anderson, Cecily Charlotte; (1) Upper Montcia r, N.J 53, 245 Anderson, Chester Marion; (2) Takoma Park. Md. Anderson, Henry Dclbert; (2) Tuscon. Arizona 260 Anderson. M, Jane; (3) Geneva 107,149,241 Anderson, Marshall Duane; (1) Blairsville. Pa 262 Anderson, Mary Jane; (4) Waynesville 29. 191, 231 Anderson, Raymond Roger; (4) Sherwood 191,252,279 Andresen, Bernice; (2) East Orange, N.J 229 Andrews, James Leroy; (4) Atwood, Kansas 191 Andrews, Ruth Eleanor; (2) Hewlett, N.Y. Annas, Lincoln Lochhead; (1) Syracuse, N,Y 138 Apel, George Bernard; (1) Cleveland 138,279 Apel, William Francis Lee; (2) Lucasville 272 Appel, Brant; (3) Portsmouth 272 Applegate, Lois Mae; (4) Bedford 191 Archibald, Doris Jean; (1) Newburgh, NY 246 Arehart, Robert Lewis; (Spec.) Delaware Armstrong. Arthur Laughlin; (1) Pittsbunh, Pa 279 Armstrong, Harold Wayne; (3) Lisbon 252,265 Armstrong, Jane Ellen; (1) Pittsburgh, Fa 245 Arnold, William Martin; (1) Akron Arthur, Martha Lee; (4) Yonkers, N.Y 191. 235 Ashcraft. Janice; (1 ) West Liberty 246 Ashley, Barbara Ann; (1) Bergen, N,Y 246 Ashley, Marilyn Jean; (4) Washington C. H 235.191 Ashley, Milton Edwin; (2) Bergen, N.Y 121,135 Ashmun, David Stuart; (2) Dayton 133,135 Athy, Richard St, Clair; (2) Columbus 279 Atkinson, Sally Kay; (2) Louisville, Ky 239 Atkinson, Shirley Ann; (1) Columbus 246 Atma, Stanley James; (2) Cleveland Heights 138, 276 Auer. John Franklin; (1) Canton 135, 274 Austin, John Heston; (1) Pttisburgh, Pa 100,255 Austin, Robert McVay; (4) Baltimore, Md 191.264 Avery. Helen Maxine; (4) Delaware 82, 191. 244 Aylmer. Constance Elizabeth; (1) Poughkeepsie, N,Y 244 Babba-je, Mary Jean; (4) Bound Brook, New Jersey 177, 191, 223 Bachellor, Merlin J.; (1) Clear Lake. Iowa 100. 258 Packart, Kent Elwood; (4) Delaware 62,191,279 Backman, Alice Anne; (3) Fair Lawn. N. J 121. 239 Bader, P 246 Bahner, Joel Heckert; (2) Cleveland 129.264 Bahner, John Morton; (4) Delaware 191.264 Baker, Barbara Jean; (2) Portsmouth Baker, Barbara Lucille; (2) Lakewood 245 Baker. Betty Beatrice; (2) Rochester. N.Y 245 Baker. David Charles; (3) Portsmouth 132,257 Baker, Doris Ann; (4) Troy 191, 241 Baker, Patricia Leigh; (1) Hamburg, N. Y. Baker. Sallie Sue; (2) Morristown, N, J 95,101,229 Baldwin, Betsy Knox; (2) Yellow Springs 19. 175. 177. 241 Baldwin. Caroline Jean; (3) Westfield. N. J. Ball. Robert William Dabney; (2) West Hartford. Conn 266 Ballard, Lawrence Tyson; (2) Evanston, III 36,134,270 Ballentyne. Lois Gene; (2) Somerset, Pa, Balthaser, Don Ferguson; (3) Delaware 260 Balycat, Herman Lee; (2) Mansfield 266 Bangert, Thomas Stewart; (3) Columbus 122,140.268 Bangham. William Norman; (3) Chillicothe 62.107.268 Banker, Marilyn Elaine; (2) Middletown 241 Bannon, Henry Towne; (2) Portsmouth 257 Bantly, Neil Edward; (2) Glastonbury, Conn 281 Barber, Charles Donald; (2) Mentor 34, 122, 270 Barber. Mrs. Virginia; (Spec.) Delaware Barbour. Helen Frances; (P. G.) Norman. Oklahoma Barclay. John Delbert: (2) Rochester. N. Y IS. 264 Bare. Roderick H.; (4) Newport. Rhode Island 191,270 Barefoot. Mary Lou; (2) Pittsburgh. Pa 235 Barker. George Malcolm; (3) Fairview Park 276 Barlow, Dorothy Marion; (3) Treadwell, N, Y 82, 245 Barlow, Joyce Ellen; (2) Skippack, Pa, Barner, Charles R.; (4) Delaware Barnes, Claralee; (4) Columbus 191,229 Barnhill, David Poland; (3) Mansfield Bartholomai, Mary Jane; (3) Lodi 233 Bascom, Gilbert Emerson; (4) Pcnn Yan, N. Y 122, 141, 179, 191, 258 Bastian, Cheryl Ann; (3) Niagara Falls, N. Y 177, 178, 218, 241 Batcheldcr, Alan Bruce; (1) Medina 104 Bates, Allan Charles (3); Libertyville. Ill 141. 268 Battelle, Katharine; (4) Clayton 82,167.191,239 Bauer, Ralph Edward; (2) Portsmouth 63. 257 Bauknecht. John Waltner; (2) East Palestine 129. 274 Bauman, Robert Patten; (1) Shaker Heights 270 Bay, Thomas McCelland; (1) Alliance 268 Beach, Earl Edward; (P. G.) Delaware Beach, Phillip Piatt; (4) Seville Bcaslcy, Frank Johnson; (4) Hellam, Pa 191.270 Beattic. Beth; (2) Chagrin Falls 19. 101, 146, 149, 237 Beattie, Lucy Louise; (3) Chagrin Falls 82,101,233 Beaudette, Raymond Porter; (1) Watertown, Mass 100 Beavan, John Righy; (4) Shaker Heights 191. 255 Beck, Clarence Dean; (3) Cleveland 266 Beck, Dorothy Ann; (3); East Palestine 19,57.82,231 Beck. James Tossey; (2) Maryville 279 Bedker, Jacqueline Marcia; (1) New Rochelle. N. Y 246 Becker, Paul Oliver; (3) Springville, N, Y. Becker, Robert Ferdinand; (3) Welleslcy. Mass 279 Bedell, Barbara Ann; (1) Urbana 246 Beers, Thomas Arnold; (2) Detroit, Mich 276 Beetham, William Parkes; (3) Waban. Mass 260 Bein, Ernest Lee; (1) Norwood 257 Belknap, Charles Bruce (4): Toledo 191, 264 Bell, Alice Jane (1); Washington. D. C. Bell. Linda Kathleen (1); Detroit. Mich 53. 246 Bell. Mary Frances (4); Cortland. N. Y 49.191.223 Bell. Nancy Ann (1); Dayton 21.246 Bellan. Robert John (4); Bay Village 29,38.191.255 Bender. Margaret Joan (4); Glen Rock, N.J, 57. 103. 167, 177, 181, 191. 241 Benedict, Barbara Ann (1); Glen Falls, N, Y 100. 246 Benedict. Clyde (3); Cincinnati 49,167,257 Beneke, Phyllis Ann (3); Wheeling, W, Va 146, 149. 243 Benjamin. Mary Ann (3); Sidney 146.149.212.239 Benner, Barbara Lenore (4); Radburn, N. J 191. 241 Bennett, Betty Lou (P. G.; Park Ridge, III. Bennett, Juanita Lee (1); Park Ridge. Ill 246 Bennett, William Teasdale (4); Norwood 120, 137. 191, 262 Bensinger, Thomas Frank (4): Piedmont, Calif 135, 191, 176 Benson, Frank Russel (2); Jefferson 264 Berg, Donferd W. (3) ; Dalton 264 Bernard, Nancy Ann (1); Maplewood, N, J 246 Berquist, Goodwin F. (1); Denver, Colo 20,262 Bertenshaw, William Howard (4); Maplewood, N. J 15, 192 Besuden, William Elzner (4); Cincinnati 49, 167, 183, 192, 264 Betts, Barbara Dean (1); Wilmette, III 149, 246 Betts, Martha Jo (1); Nelsonville 246 Betz, Harold (2); Cincinnati 122, 140, 257 Bever, Kathryn Pirece (4); Lakewood 82, 107, 192 BcVier, Dan Beelman (2); Wellington 270.252 BeVier. Joan Elizabeth (1); Wellington 246 Bigler, Richard Lee (1); Marysville 279 Billinghurst, George Alfred (2); Woodmere, N, Y 257 Billman, Robert Beeghly (3); Dayton 260 Bills, Alvin Elliott (4); Ocean Grove, N, J 192. 252 Bing, Martha A, (4): Cleveland Hghts, 90, 167. 174. 175. 176. 177. 192. 221 Birdseil. Marilyn May (4); Delaware 79. 192. 244 Bishop, Cynthia (1); Wheeling, W, Va 246 Bishop, Earl Roberts (4); Dayton 101,192,274 Bittinger, Dale Austin (3); Lowellville 140 Blackwell, Barbara Laura (4): Lakewood 19, 20, 192 Blair, John Edward (2); New Waterford 122,274 Blair. Will ' am Travis (4): Canton 192.252,272 Blakeslee, George Edward (4); Delaware 132, 133. 140. 205 Blasdell. Francis Shcllabear (4); Frewsburg. N, Y 192 Blasdell, Robert Ferris (3); Frewsburg. N. Y 282. 283 Blass, Marilyn Louise (1) Hamburg. N. Y 246 Blayney. Kathryn Anne (3); Piqua 178. 221 Blessing. Betty Jean (4); Metamora 79,95,97.101.192.225 Blessing. Janyce Louise (1); Metamora 101.246 Blickle. Charles Peter (1); Olmstead Falls 272 Boden, Donald Yaxley (1); Cleveland Heights 264 Bodenstein, Hester Louise (2); Cincinnati 245 Boehringer, Margaret Ellen (4); Akron 178,192.227 Boettcher. Barbara Deane (P, G.): Bethany. N, Y, Bohn, Robert Jule (4); Springfield. Ill 192. 252, 272 Bohne, Carl Robert (1); Watertown, Mass. Bohyer. Joyce Ann (4); Marion 103.105.107,166.167. 172. 178. 181, 192, 142 Bolen, Nancy Jane Hutchinson (1): Elm Grove, W, Va 246 Bolinger, Virginia Joan (2); Shelbyvillc, IN 19,146,149,241 Bond, Lola Jean (1); Glen Ellyn, III 246 Bonham, Robert Powell (3); Coraopolis, Pa 47,255 Booher, John Bentley (4); Washington, D. C 264. 192 Boring. James McClure (3); Delaware, Ohio 255 Borland, Dolores Maureen (2); Detroit, Mich 100,184,241 Borton, Bruce B. (3); Larchmont. N. Y 268 Boston. Jack J, (2); Greentown 279 Bower, Barbara Ann (1); Bowerston 246 Bower, Wallace Henry (3); New York, N. Y. 311 Bowers, Robert Leslie (2); Delaware 262 Bowman, Joann Mae (3); Findlay 146,149,213,227 Boyd, Barbara Jean (4); Glen Rock, N. J 229, 192 Boyd, Elisabeth Matilda (1); Oak Park, III 82.246 Boyd, Patricia Ann (2); Cleveland Heijhts 225 Boyer, Bruce Adell (1); Lancaster 95.279 Boycrs, Mary Anna (4); Akron 102, 105, 175, 177, 192, 213, 231 Boysen, Andy Valdemar (3): Lakewood 270 Boysen, Sally Christine (1): Lakewood 246 Bozman, John Frederic k (3); Newark 12,270 Braddon, John Rendall (3): Wellsville, N. Y. Bradficid, Susan Mann (2); Barnesville 231 Bradley, Bonnie Jeanne (1): Arron 245 Bradley, Eleanor Clair (2): Berea 221 Bradley, Evelyn Ann (2); Berea 221 Brainard, Charlotte Duncan 4): Chicopee, Mass 223, 192 Bramley. Adelbert Clare (1): Independence 141. 281 Brandenburg. Barbara (3); Dayton 239 Brannoa, Barbara (1); Ruxton, Maryland 245 Branscomb, Jeanne Mauree (3); Carnton 243 Braun, Alan Charles (4); Cleveland 95, 101, 279, 192 Braun, Lois Mae (4): Parma Heiijhts 192 Breese, Barbara Ann (1); Lakewood Breese. Claude Rader (1): Scarsdale. N. Y 265 Breneman. Edwin Jay (4): Delaware 192 Brewer, Howard B. (3): Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Brewster, Evan Barder (2); West Richfield 276 Brewster, Margaret Elizabeth (3); Richwood 19,221 Brewster, Marjean Evelyn (2): West Richfield 239 Bricker, Jacgueline (1): Cleveland Heights 246 Bridge, Marilyn Lee (4); Elgin, Illinois 97,101,218,231,192 Bright, William Wayne (1): Toronto 250 Brill, Edward Allen (1) Amherst Brinton, Mary Jean (4): Jeannette, Pa. .19. 107, 176, 177, 181. 225. 192 Broberg. Mrs. Margaret Bilruth (4); Chicago. Ill 107.192 Broberg. William E. (4); Dowers Grove. Ill 107.255 Brodnax. Raymond Thomas (1): Delaware 138. 283. 282 Brose. Carlton Constant (2): Yonkers. N. Y 281 Brother, Carolyn Sue (1): Fort Thomas, Ky 246 Brower, Forrest Allen (2); Woodmere, N, Y 29, 54, 264 Brown, Arthur Allen (2); Lakeside 262 Brown, Cynthia Sue (1): Syracuse, N. Y 245 Brown. Douglas Frederick (3): Bedford 1 1 Brown. Joan Lois (1); Huntington Woods. Mich 218. 245 Brown. Paul Warren (4); New York. N. Y 20. 54. 258. 19? Brown. Richard Leslie ( 1) ; Butler. Ind 252 Brown. Roger Edward (2); Huntington Woods. Mich 250 Brown. Sally Jeanne (2): Youngstown 23 ' Brown. William Kingsley (2); Cleveland Heights 140.274 Brubakcr. Charles (4); New Carlisle 105. 274. 192 Bruce, Dale James (2); Amherst 122, 129, 140, 270 Bruce, William Albert (3); New Martinsville, W. Va 34. 264 Bruck, William David (2): Richmond, III 129,130,140.255 Bruckheimer. Joan Addie (3): Woodmere. N. Y 19. 218. 227 Bruggemeier. Susan Louise (1): Akron Brumbaugh. Barbara Aiko (3); New Rockelle. N. Y 19. 73. 241 Bryenton. Eleanor Dorothea (1); Lakewood 97.104.245 Buckley. Claude Hayden (2): Berlin Heights 122. 124, 129, 140, 255 Buckley, George Francis (4): Medina 279,19? Buddhari, Waiwit (1): Lopburi, Siam 163,282,283 Buel, Guy Ingallo (3): Erie. Pa 262 Bull, Beverly Ann (3); Riverside, III 104,147.221 Bullock. Anne Louise (2); Lockport. N. Y 19. 82. 233 Burden. Catherine Jane (4): Detroit. Mich 29. 112. 227. 192 Burley. William Eugene (2); Crooksville 258 Burley. Marion Hazel (1): Hamburg. N. Y 244. 246 Burnett. Frank Everett (2): Johnstown. N. Y. Burnett. Mrs. June Andrus (P.G.): Johnstown. N. Y. Burns. Ann Redding (3): Mansfield 221 Burns. William Charles (1); Cheshire. Conn 138 Burrell. Marjorie Ruth (3); Pittsburgh 16, Pa. Burroughs, Robert Nelson (1); Amiin 139,274 Burt, Robert M. (2): Lakewood 279 Burton, Clement Richard (2); Westerville 100, im. Burton. Mrs. Mary Katherine (3): LaCarne 82 Butler. Hurley (2): Irvington. N. J. Butler. Marilvn Moselle (1): Akron 217.246 Butterfield. Frank Hayes (4); Lansing. Mich 192. 25S Butterwcck. Grace Ann (4); Scarsdale. N. Y 145. 145. 149. 192. 225 Butterworth. Sally Ann (1); Shaker Heights 24S Byall. Betty Ann (1); Lakewood 246 Byers. William Ewing (3); Salem 252 Byrne. Joan Kathleen (3): Hcrminie. Pa 225 Cadigan. George Myron (1); Portland. Maine 225 Cadwcll. Frank Justin (3): Worthington 252 Calhoun. Margaret Ann (4); Cleveland Heights 107. 105, 146, 149, 192 Calland. Coralie Anne (1): West Liberty 246 Callander, Douglas S. (4); Delaware 29,39.193,272 Callendcr, Paul A. (4); Hasbrouck Heights. N. J 193.281 Cambern. Alice Barbara (1); Brooklyn. N. Y. Cambern. John Raymond (4): Brooklyn. N. Y 193, 274 Cambell. Jean Ann (3): Lancaster 227 Campbell. Joan (1): Washington C. H 100. 246 Campbell. Marilyn (1); Cleveland Heights 245 Campbell. Maxinc Anne (3): Martins Ferry 97.233 Campbell. Nancy Elizabeth (1); Toledo 245 Campbell. Robert Clifton (1): Sharksville. Pa 137. 272 Canrioht. Robert Markham (2): Delaware 100.260 Cargill. Marcia Jean (3); Upper Montclair. N. J 207. 233 Carl. Barbara Conover (2): Richland. Mich 223 Carmichael. Charles A. (3); Lakewood 95.101.268 earner, Carole Jane (1); Lockport, N. Y 246 Carper. Jean Elinor (1): Ashley 149. 245 Carr. Carolyn Jean (3); Cincinnati 8 229 Carr. John Alden (1): Derby. Conn 258 Carr. Robert Earl (4): Lancaster 65. 193 Carson. Ruth G. W. (2): Bowling Green 101,107,225 Carter, Martha B. (2); Seattl e. Washington 94,241 Carter, Nancy Kathleen (2): Fostoria 233 Carter. Paul David (4); Seattle. Washington 162.192.272 Carter. Sally Louise (4); Swampscott, Mass 82,193,235 Carto, David L. (2); Mansfield 274 Cary. Hall (3); Hartford, Conn 256 Cassady, Carole Joyce (1): Springfield, Mas; 246 Cassady, Mary Migon (2): South Bend, Ind 100, 221 Cassler, Pauline A. (1); Johnstown. Pa 246 Castle. Grover Rose (2); Scarsdale. N. Y 279 Casto. Dave Cameron (1); Warren 100.255 Cecil. Martha (1); Dayton 97.147.143.245 Cecil. Thomas (P. G.); Dayton 134. 193. 264 Chambcrlin. Anne Marise (2); Twinsburg 21.179.233 Chambers. Armand Neil (4); Delaware 193 Chambers. Betty Jean (2): Van Wert 244 Chambers. John Edward (3); Detroit 19. Mich 55. 132. 134. 274 Chandler. William Howard (1): Cleveland Heights 279 Chaney. Theodore Robert (1); London 250 Chaney. William Edward (4); Barnesville 193,272,252 Chang, Katharine Feng-Yi (4); China 95. 193 Chase. Lois Gunn (4); Mentor 148. 193. 237 Cheaney. James William (3); Detroit. Mich 62. 281 Cherry. Douglas Starr (1); Chincinnati 274 Cheseldine. Raymond Menshell (4); Chevy Chase. Md 37. 38. 193. 250 Chester. Edward H. (2); Arlington. Va 55.179.258 Child. Anne M. (2); Findlay 101.143.227 Christy. James Harry (3); Cincinnati Church. Sally Louise (1); Cincinnati 246 Clark, Herbert Elwyn (1); Ravenna 100, 279, 258 Clark, Marilyn Mae (3); Lima 245 Clark, Roberta Lee (4); Columbus 193,231 Clarke, Martha Elizabeth (2); Des Plains, III 223 Clarke, William Donald (3): Canton Clauson. Katherine Ann (1): Bridgeport. Conn 246 Claxton. Mary Louise (2): New York. N. Y 100. 184. 244 Clement. Mary Jean (4): Rochester. N. Y 193, 229 Clement, Phyllis Joan 4): Rochester, N. Y 107. 193, 229 Clements. Carol Anne (2); Mariemont 82.235 Clemmer. Lewis Arthur (3): Dayton 260 Clifford. Eleanor Jean (2); Stow 179,218,223 Clifford, Joyce Ann (2): Delaware Clines, Robert Edward (1); Euclid 281 Clipson, Charles Raymond (1); Delaware 29,255 Clutter, Dorseyglee (1): Dayton 245 Cobb, Julia Gertrude (1); Washington, D. C 246 Coe. Thomas Hammond (2): Salem 266 Colbeth. Evelyn Susan (2): Ridgewood. N. J 225 Cole. John Norman (1); Akron 264 Coleman. Carl Richard (4): Marysvillc 65.193.270 Coleman. William Grant (3); Cuyahoga Falls 272 Colgate. Paul Alexander (2); Wilmington. De ' awarc 276 Colledge. Robert Henry (4); East Liverpool 193.279 Collins. Jack Tempest (2): Cleveland Hts 101.138.142.275 Collins. Kenneth (2); New York. N. Y 12. 107. 270 Collord. James (4); Buffalo. N. Y 193. 252. 257 Comfort. Nancy Jane (4); Washington. D. C 49.193.225 Compton. Peggy Charlene (3); Ashville. N. C 19. 95. 235 Conard. John Thomas (4): Mt. Vernon 79. 193. 279 Cone. Geraldine Evelyn (2): Haverford. Pa 184. 187. 189. 229 Conger. Edith (3): Maplewood. N. J 241 Conklin. Harvey Badeau (3); Washington. D. C 65.262 Conley, William Ralph (1); Dayton 274 Conner. Gordon Pickford (1); Pittsburgh, Pa 101,257 Connor, James Richard (3): Dubuque, Iowa Cook, Doyle C. (4): Waldo Cook. Marian Alice (4); Cincinnati 79. 95. 97, 101. 193 Cook. Nancy Ellen (3); Dearborn. Mich. Cook. Thelma Margaret (1): Washington. D. C 246 Cooper. Clifford Steele. (1); Norfolk. Va 21.279 Cooper. Grover Collins (2); Chevy Chase. Md 250 Cooper. Marjorie Joyce (1); Cincinnati 101.246 Cooper. Peter Iredel (1): Westport. Conn 255 Cooper. Robert Reynold (1); Fair Lawn. N. J 264 Cope. Patricia Ann (3): Alliance 146.149.227 Cornett. Jack Edward (2): Ashland. Ky 54.252 Cornish. Norman Granville (4): Lakewood 38. 126. 167, 183, 193, 252, 254 Cory, Marilyn Jean (3): Marion 225 Cosley. Dennis Hussey (1); Troy 276 Cotton, Donna Lillian (1); Fort Thomas, Ky 246 Coulter, Mary Jo (2); Oak Park, III 177, 225 Courtright, John Peters (2): Marion Coverdale. Robert Frederick (2); Amherst 129.270 Cowdrey. Leslie Maurice (3); Portsmouth 264 Cowgill, Rose Marie (Spec): Richwood Cox. Elsie June (1): Dak Park. Ill 246 Cramer. Earl Herbert (4): Necdham Hts.. Mass 55.193,260 Crane, Mrs. Helen Herrill (P. G.); Delaware Crawford. Dorothy Jean (3): Scarsdale. N. Y 184.221 Crawford. Everett Evens (2): Columbus 258 Cremcan. Joseph Edward (1): Lima 258 Creviston. William Lynn (2): North Lewisburg 129.140.274 Crews. Mary Sturges (1); Dayton 82.246 Crites. Stephen Decatur (1): Elida 97.101,265 Crone. Charles Fredrich (1): Massillon 275 Crooks. Marilyn Jeanne (2); Kenton 229 Cross. Lewis Wallace (2); Middletown. N. Y 122. 179. 272 Crowl. William Burdats (4): Wheeling. W. Va 55.193 Crowther. James Earl (2); Cleveland Cruikshank. Barbara Jean (2); Delaware 19.21.179.244 Culberson. Nancy Louise (1): Akron 82.245 Culbertson. Bettsy Maria (1); Madrid. Spain 246 Culbertson. Vivian Ann (2): Cleveland 100. 107. 221 Cummins. David Hastings (4); Ben Avon, Pa 193, 270 Cunninghame, Alison (3): Granville 37 Cunningham, Robert (3); Danvers, Mass 257 Cunnington. Arthur (3); Lvndhurst 3S, 141, 252, 26- Curdy, Judith Elaine (1): Euclid 246 Currier, Ruth Evelyn (1); Schenectady, N. Y 246 Curtis. Dorothy Judd (P. G.); Bethlehem, Pa. 312 Cuttinj, Margaret Ella (2); Scarsdale, N. Y 12, 94, 245 Dabney, Anne S. (3); Akron 229 Daddow, Jean Louise (1): Wilmington, Dela.vare S2. 245 Dailey, Dorothy Ann (3); Wellsville. N. Y 225 Dalglish, Robert James (2); Erie, Pa 2 9 Damon. Louise Campbell (3); Lakewood 239 Damon, Terry Allen (2); Washington, D. C 35, 257 Danner, William Robb (3); Portsmouth Darkey, Kcrmit Louis (2); Battle Creek, Mich 29, 172. 272 Darkey. Robert Watts (3): Battle Creek, Mich 132,133.2 2 Dasovich. Joseph (1); Amherstdale, W. Va 26S Daugherty, Joan Louise (3): Lakewood 19,79,145.178.233 Davenport, Richard Lee (1); Hamilton 260 Davis, Arlinc Marie (2); Ashley 19. 101, 146, 149, 179, 237 Davis, Barbara Middelton (4); Lima 17S. 193 Davis. Bruce Dean (2): Kenmore. N. Y. Davis. Carol Jean (1); Clyde 245 Davis. Donna May (1); Maisfield 245 Davis, Edward Williston (1); Syracuse. N. Y 2S2. 283 Davis. Gretchen Ann (1); Royal Oak. Mich 100.243 Davis, Marilyn Jean (2); Martins Ferry 233 Davis, William Garland (1). Indianapolis, Ind 139 Dawson, Mary Johanne (1); Lakewood 101. 112. 245 Day. Richard Clark (2); Shaker Hts 140,274 Day. Richard Lee (1); New Philadelphia 138.260 Day. Richard Remington (4): Solon 106. 193. 272 DcArmon, Susanne (2); Dayton 237 DeArmond, Paul (3): Portsmouth 264 Decker. Glenn Emerson (2); Marion Deem, Ann Louise (3): Parkersburg, W. Va 223 DeHart, Edward Harvey (4); Evanston. Ill 25. 36. 37. 38. 193. 270 Denison, David Nathan (1): Asheville, N. C 272 Deist, Dolores Jean (1); Portsmouth 245 DeLong, David Richard (4): South Euclid 95, 101, 107, 194, 26S DeLong, Eleanor Jane (2); Columbus 121,237 DeLong, Martha Louise (1); Upper Sandusky Denes, Vilva Mae (4): Nutley, N. J 90,184.194,235 Denison, David Nathan (1): Ashville, N. C 272 Denton. Don Richard (1); Washington Cojrt House 139.270 Dettorre. Joseph Frederick (1); Lorain Detweiler. Herbert Jamison (3); Uniontown. Pa 258 DeVand, Edwin William (1); Shai;cr His 211.264 Dickerson. June Nelle (1); Shaker Hts 101,247 Diehl, James Davis (2): Woodsfield 266 Diem, Philip Cameron (P. G.): Delaware Diemar, Ruth (Spec); Copenhagen, Denmark 163, 244 Dietterich. Paul Merritt (4); Kenmore. N. Y. ...20, 95, 133, 183, 194, 25S Diffenbachcr, Robert Stanton (4); Lakewood 194,266 Dippel. Barbara Clare (4): Glen Rock, N. J 21. 178. 194. 229 Doan. Ann Newell (1); Madison. Wisconsin 184. 24 ' Dodson. Verna Lee (2): Youngstown 239 Donahoe. Mrs. Mary Chapman (4): Delaware 95, 99, 100, 194, 221 Donenwirth, Marilyn Louis (1): Canton 247 Donnelly. William Joseph (4); Philadelphia, Pa 194 Dornbirer, Anne Margaret (3); Medina 82,231 Dornbirer, Norman James (3); Medina 143,276 Dornoff, Carolyn Olive (3): Elmhurst, III 212, 245 Dorrance. Nancy Louise (3); Youngstown Dotson. Betty Lou (4): Chicago. Ill 194 Dougherty. Edward William (2); Westlake 122,272 Doughty, Patricia (1): Summit, N. J 247 Dove. Dave Robert. (1); Shelbyville. Ill 260 Dowds. Edward Grant (2); Shelby 272 Downard. Martha Louise (3); East Liverpool 97 Draheim. James Graves (3): Birmingham. Mich. Drake, Harold E, (3); Corning 122.140.282.283 Drake. Rovert Lincoln (1); Jackson. Mich 264 Draves. Cornelia Powell (3); Great Neck. N. Y S3. 167. 172 Driver. Joyce Suzanne (4); Piqua 49. 145. 175. 177. 194. 237 Droescher. Peter King (2); Washington. D. C 35. 268 Drum. Doris Marie (4); Carlisle. Pa 82. 177. 194. 237 Duckwitz. Eileen Louise (2); Parma Heights 241 Duis. Mary Ellen (4); Portsmouth 194.241 Dunathan. Jeanne Louise (4): Shelby 95.194.235 Duncan. Zane Verden (3); Nankin Dunham. Robert Franklin (4): Covington 62. 95. 173. 194. 252. 274 Dunham. VJilliam Henry (3) ; Covington 140. 274 Dunlap. Joe Everett (2): Delaware Dunmorc. Alyce (4); New Hartford. N. Y 194. 239 Duvall. John Richard (2): Marietta 282.283 Duwe. Arden Ruth (4); Cleveland 194. 231 Dyer. Margaret Jane (2); Shaker Heights 245 Eagan. Paul Richard (1); Mansfield 274 Easterly. Betty Jane (2); Bryan 227 Easterly. Joan Faye (1); Bryan 94. 247 Eaton. Donald Armstrong (3); Cleveland 101 Ebenhack, M. Sue (3); East Cleveland 147, 164. 167, 174. 175, 176. 177. 227 Eckhardt. Carol Frances (2); Dayton Edier, Robert James (1); Columbus 138, T 6 Edwards. Helen Joy (2); Lconia. N. J 223 Eesley. Daniel Elhurn (1): Lakewood 276 Eesley. Richard Albert (3); Lakewood 276 Egan. Peggy Lou (4); Youngstown 174.175,177,221 Ehninger, Eloise Marie (1); Fairview Park 247 Eichhorn. Richard S. (2); Columbus 276 Eiken. Richard Eivind (1); Louisville. Ky 260 Eisenhart. John Dean (1): Mariemont 255 Elbon. William Elmer (1): Lebanon 274 Elder. Barbara Lucille (1): Bexley 247 Eldrcdge. Verna Lee (1): Piqua 247 Eliason. Harriet Joann (1); Cumberland, Md 247 Ellett, Jane Oyson (4); Pocahontas, Va 146. 194. 229 Elliott. Alan Good (3); Hamilton 49. 105, 272 Ellis. Anna Jane (2); Upper Sandusky 97.231 Elson. Carolyn Sue (2); Magnolia 97, 245 Elwood, William Kent (4); Geneva 194.255 Emery. Allan Russell (3); Detroit. Mich 65,274 Enders. Robert Ferdinand (4); East Avon, N. Y. England, William Allen (4); Delawa re 121, 194, 272 Erickson. Carol Jean (3); Oak Park. Ill 184. 189. 231 Errington. Jocelyn (2): Akron 235 Eustice. Phyllis Ann (4); Cleveland Heights ...82. 184. 186. 189. 205. 239 Evans. Edward Cortes (2); West Mansfield 276 Evans. Evelyn Eloise (2); Euclid 29.97.244 Evans. Harriettc Jane (2); Maplcwood. N. J 82 Evans. Lyia Jean (2); Delaware 223 Evans. Mary Kay (1); Toronto 247 Evans. Nancy Jane (1); East Orange. N. J 221. 247 Evans. Robert Beaumont (1): Ridgewood. N. J 255 Evans. Ruth Ann (1): Cleveland 100, 247 Everson, John Edward (1); Martins Ferry 101, 257 Everett. Janet Eleanor (3): New Castle. Pa 235 Eyssen. Donna Maria (3); Delaware 90.107.178.237 Failc. Ann (3); White Plains 243 Falco. Frank Joseph (1): Mount Vernon. N. Y. Fangman. Ruth Lorene (3): Cincinnati ...51. 147. 149. 164. 175, 177. 241 Farber. Mrs. Avis Butman (P.G.); East Syracuse. N. Y. Farber. William Albert (4); Walnut Grove. Minn 167 Farquhar. Betty Jane (1); Library. Pa 247 Farguharson. Nancy Jean (1); Western Springs, III 247 Farrow, Charles Durrett (2); Eric, Pa 266 Fassett, Lloyd Allen (2); Findlay 35, 268 Feather, Charles Franklin (4); Pittsburgh, Pa 194,265 Featheringham. James Arthur (2); Massillon 264 Feick, Jane (1); New Martinsville. W. Va. Feldman. Maria Jean (1); Euclid 247 Felt. Ernest Porter (1); New Hartford. N. Y 2S2. 283 Fcnaughty. Thomas Joseph (2); Brewster, N. Y 258 Ferguson. Anna Pearl (2); Sidney 82.233 Ferrell. Charles Claude (2); Massillon 101.264 Ficken. Elma Louise (3); Delaware 19. 79. 218. 237 Figley. Virginia Mae (2); Beaver. Pa 229 Fillingham. Joan Margaret (4); Baltimore. Md 49. 194. 225 Fillingham. Nancy Catherine (2); Baltimore, Md 19, 106, 149. 179. 233 Finical. Paul Eugene (3); Gallon 37, 255 Firing, Ruth Ann (2): Evanston. Ill 126. 179. 184. 185. 188. 189. 237 Fiscus. Ann Louise (2); Massillon 82.233 Fish. Marilyn Emily (4); Brooklyn 28. N. Y 62. 107. 178. 194. 243 Fisher. Carl Alan (1): Toledo 272 Fisher. Forrest Lee (1): Ridgewood. N. J 138. 255 Fisher. Frank Howell (1): Villanova. Pa 138. 279 Fisher. Jane Shattuck (2); New York. N. Y. Fisher. John Gordon (1): Cincinnati 138 Fisher. John Lewis (3); Dayton Fitch. Alice Carolyn (1): Yorkvlllc. Ill 82. 247 FitzGerald. Theresa Elizabeth (3): Chevy Chase. Md 32. 245 Fleming. Nancy Jean (4); Fairmont. W. Va 218 Fletcher. William Wesley (2): Waltham. Mass 264 Flickinger. Wanda Jean (4): Cleveland 5 90. 145. 147. 149, 194, 229 Floyd. Herbert Edward (1); Massillon 138.264 Flucke. Joan (2); Detroit. Mich 237 Foltz. Robert C. (3); Obcrlin 117, 266 Fondran. Byron Eugene (2); Euclid 276 Foong. Ah Yoong (1): Perak, Malaya 163. 282, 283 Foot e, Ben A. Delaware Ford. Jacquelin Eloise (3): Harvey. III. Ford. John Wallace (2): Harvey. Ill 270 Forth. Marjorie Ann (4): Shaker Heights 194,241 Foster. Ralph Edward (3): Ansonia. Conn. Foster. Richard Coulter (4): Marion 105, 194. 265 Fowler, Eloise Janet (2): Omaha. Neb 82,221 Fowler. Patricia Ann (2); Dayton 245 Fox. Carol Ann (3); Findlay 82.90.213.233 Fradkin. Bonnie Rae (3): Rye. N. Y 227 Fraley. Robert (1); Delaware 276 Frame. Charles Dudley (1); Manhasset. N. Y 276 Francis. Carol Lee (4); Kingston 110. 194. 233 Francis, George Frank (3); Huntington, Pa 257 Franklin, Ernest George (1); Dayton Franklin. Mary Ann (4): Manhasset. N. Y 194. 233 Franz. Joan Claire (2); Ferguson. Mo. Eraser. Ivan Vern (2); Fairview Park 122. 257 Eraser. Mary Joanne (4): East Liverpool 82. 178. 194 Frazier. Marian Elizabeth (1): New Philadelphia 247 Fredrickson. James Andrew (2); Bradford, Pa 97, 162, 179, 279 Fredrickson, Thomas Lawcrencc (4); Bradford. Pa 95.97,101, 173. 194. 279 Free. Doris Anne (2); State College, Pa 146. 227 Freed. Ruth Marilyn (1): Drexel Hill. Pa 247 Freeman. Robert Andrew (3); Millburn. N. J 270 Freitag. Ellen Chambon (3): Akron 233 Freitag. Robert Wallace (2): Akron 260 French. Ruth Emily (2); Washington. D. C I 100. 231 Frcntsos. George A. (4); Delaware 194 Frey. Dorothy Marie (1): Rittman 104. 247 Frieg. Richard James (4): Massillon 194. 264 Fricsner. Robert Kaye (4); Rocky River 195,276 Froebe. John Albert (2); Chagrin Falls 101.268 Frowinc. Jane Thomson (3); Findlay 101, 218, 239 Fuchs. Doris W. (2); Pittsburgh. Pa 235 Fuchs. Gabrielle Patricia (1); Larchmont. N. Y 247 Fuchs. Gcrda Eileen (1); Larchmont. N. Y 247 Fuller. Fred E. (4); Toledo Fuller. Jim E. (4): Leipsic 65.268.195 Fullerton. Carole Gay (2); Youngstown Fultz. Harold G. (3); Lancaster 279 Funk. Janet Kathryn (1); Tiffin 97.247 Furseth. Greta Karin (3); Cleveland Heights Gaddis. Kathryn Ann (4): Van Wert 195 Gaddis, Nancy Ruth (2); Dayton 100.239 Gallant. Thomas Francis (4): Delaware 18.79.276.195 Garbcr. Joy Marie (1); State College. Pa 247 Gardner. Robert Meade (4): Newark 120, 122, 132, 195, 270 Gardner. William Whitney (3); Columbus 2 Garland, Shirley Ann (4); Niles 100, 195 Garn, Rosemary Ruth (3); Cincinnati 178,218,233 Garrison, William Harman (3): Corning 141, 272 Gartman, Lois (3); Avon Lake 229 Gartman. William Guy (2); Avon Lake 281 313 Carver, Marilyn (1); Dayton 247 Gass, Karl Werner (1): Rochester, N. Y 262 Gathany, Ted Alvaii (3); Evanston, III. Geigcr, Mary Lou (2); Parma Hts 245 Geioer. Russell Bennett (1); Berea 279 Geist, Elizabeth Anne (3); Lakcwcod 101,229 Gellhaus. Ann Elizabeth (4): Cleveland Heights 82,239,195 George, Donald Stirratt (2): Nutley, N. J 97,173,257 Georgi. Carole Ann (1); Toledo 247 Gerstacker. Thomas Edward (2): Cleveland 101, 279 Gettelman. Kenneth Milton (4); Mansfield 37,38,279,195 Gettelman, Thomas Ward (3); Mansfield 121,279 Geycr. Alan Francis (2); Weehawken, N. J 258 Geyer, Margaret Noelle (4): Weehawken. N. J 195 Ghrist, James Creighton (3); GallilJolis 97, 260 Gibbons. Kenneth Edward (P. G.): Wellesley. Mass 257 Gibson. E. Suzanne (1): Lakewood. Ohio 247 Gilchrist. Mary (2); Birmingham. Mich 245 Giles. Dons June (4); Hewlett. N. Y 195, 227 Gillcn, John Crawford (2): Wellston 281 Gilmore. Diane Harold (1); Denver, Colo 101,247 Gilmore, Don 270 Glass, Richard Carl (3); Convoy 255 Glassburn. Charlotte Irene (1): Delaware Glazier, John Everett (1): Jefferson 138,272 Glesenkamp. Flore Lou (2): Ostrander 179 Glezen, Nancy Ann (1): Minneapolis, Minnesota 21,247 Glosh, Richard Charles (3); Northfield 65,260 Goldie. Jean Louise (4); Shaker Heights 195,239 Goldie. Robert Curtiss (3): Shaker Heights 270 Goldshlag. Lyie Patricia (1): Peekskill. N. Y 100,247 Goodnow, Joanne Shirley (2): Melrose, Mass 179, 229 Goodrich, Jean Anita (1); Dover 247 Gorby, Robert Ford (2): Evanston, III 101,270 Gordin, Mrs. Paula Egan (3): Columbus Gordin, Richard (2): Delaware 276 Gordon, Margaret Gail (4): Delmar, N, Y 19, 97, 195, 229 Gordon. Shirley Ann (2): Maumee 245 Gorham. Ina M. (2): Pittsburgh. Pa 101.146.237 Gose, John Hoiles (1); East Palestine 274 Gotthoffer. Barbara Jane (1): Cincinnati 247 Gould. Mary Louise (4): Albany, N. Y 21,195,227 Goulett. Barbara Joan (1): Arlington. Va 147, 162, 247 Grabfelder. Lila Jean (1); Chicago, III 247 Graham. Ben Sanborn (2): Dayton 29,260 Graham, James Fisher (3): Dayton 65,137.260 Graham, Janet Ruth (4): Leroy, N. Y 195, 241 Grant, Charles Lanning (2): Akron 255 Gratz, Marjorie Mae (1): Gainesville. Fla 101, 247 Graveson, Don William (4): Kenmore, N. Y 195,262 Gray, Barbara Joan (4): Yonkers, N. Y 195,237 Gray. Philip John 95 Gray, Mildred Ann (2); Oil City, Pa 107, 244 Green, Gloria Gene (1) Freeport, L. I., N. Y 247 Green. James Edwin (2); Galena Green. Lawrence Edward (2); Dayton 35.140.274 Green. Milton Martin (3): West Hartford. Conn 259 Greeno. Juliet Rankin (1); Cincinnati 247 Green. William J. (P. G.): Findlay Gregg, Charles E. (4): Fredericktown 195.274 Gregory. Barbara Ann (2): Grosse Pointe. Mich 19,233 Grener, Donna Jean (4): Findlay 195, 227 Griffin, Allen (3); Winthrop, Mass 122.270,195 Griffis, Edna Mae (4); Cleveland 95, 97. 101. 195. 244 Griffith. Floyd Rolland (4): Delaware 140, 195, 274 Griffith. Garth E. (4): East Cleveland 49, 97. 195. 257 Griffith. JoAnn Dee (3); Willoughby 237 Griffiths. Dale Woods (2): Cleveland 268 Griffiths. David E. (3); Cleveland 26S Griffiths. Jo Ann (1): Columbus 247 Griffiths. Joan (4); Niagara Falls. N. Y 90. 195. 221 Grimm, Geraldinc Mildred Stevia (1); Poughkeepsic, N. Y 147, 247 Grisier, Donna May (2): Wauseon 233 Grossman, Peter Holmes (3); Larchmont, N. Y 259 Grover( Merle Wayne (2): Flint. Mich 135, 266 Grover. Richard Kctchum (2): Poughkeepsie, N. Y 262 Grubb, Janet Cambell (2): Barberton 237 Gruber, Henry Thomas (2): Cranford, N. J 268 Guelzow. Nancy Elaine (1); Fairview Park 247 Guest. Theodore Walter (4); Cleveland 195. 255 Guillod. Richard William (2): Cuyahoga Falls 208, 209, 268 Guinn. Janet Jenkins (3): New Kensington, Pa 82, 229 Gunn, George William (4); Lakewood 51, 164, 195, 264 Guth, Mary Louise (4): Lakewood 37, 176, 195, 221 Gwiazdowski. Barbara Staar (2): Angola, Ind. Haarmeyer. Albert Donald (1): Cincinnati 29 138. 274 Haas. David Colton (1): Great Neck. N. Y 282. 283 Haas. Harold McKinley (4): Logan 101. 195, 26S Hagberg, Jean Louise (1): East Cleveland 247 Hager, Robert Eugene (1); Columbus 270 Hagmann, Miriam Elaine (2); Erie, Pa 225 Hahnert, William Franklin (3): Delaware 225 Haig. Nancy Jane (1); Bridgeport, Conn 247 Hakes, Charlotte Ellen (2): Akron 82.233 Halbertsma. Niels Friso (4); Amsterdam. Netherlands 195,264 Hall, Barbara Edwards (2): Scarsdale. N. Y 235 Hall. Gerald D. (4); Toledo 6 Hall. Peter Cheseborough (1); Garrett Park. Md 272 Halley, Kathryn Annette (2); Powell 19, 237 Hamilton, Carol Lee (1); Columbus 247 Hamilton, Jack Mayer (3): West Palm Beach, Fla 183, 252, 276 Hamlin, H. Thomas (3); Franklin 142.276 Hamman. Patricia Ann (1); Williamsport 82.247 Haycock, Ernestine M. (1); Delaware Hancock, Ho Jane (4); Pittsburgh 5, Pa 5,19,195,221 Hansen, Elizabeth Ann (4); Pittsburgh, Pa 195,233 Hanson, Elizabeth Lucille (1): Bridgeport 247 Hardman, Robert Paul (3): Columbus 104.276 Hare, Thomas Anderson (1); Bellefontaine 282, 283 Harer, Carolyn Bertha (1); Bucyrus Harnden, Robert Lee (4): Cleveland 195, 279 Harper, Robert Thomas (2); Akron 107.113,162,264 Harper, Wesley A. (3): Bellevue 105,262 Harpham, James Congreve (1); Clearwater, Fla 276 Harrer, Walter Karl (Spec); Bavaria, Germany 163,282,283 Harrington, Harold Henry (3); Lakewood 7 132, 244, 270 Harrington, Shirley L. (3): Hamburg. N. Y 20 Harris. Dwight Donald (2): Mount Vernon 262 Harrod. Dorothy J. (4): Delaware 196 Hart. Elizabeth Ann (3): Cincinnati 29 100,235 Hart, Sally Jean (3); New Wilmington, Pa 101, 229 Hart, Wilmer Donald (1): Lisbon 137,257 Harter, Lora Jeanne (4): Delaware 79,82,196,225 Hartley, Peter E. (2): New Rochelle. N. Y 264 Hartley. Sue (1): London 21.247 Harvey. Marianne Christine (1); Geneva 247 Harvie. Mary Lou (1): Saginaw. Mich 247 Harwood. Sallie Barbara (3): Shaker Heights 20 100, 205. 237 Haskett, Jeanne (4); Cincinnati 30 175, 177. 196 Hatch, Edwin Ray (3); Warren 255 Hatten, Norma Jean (Spec): Delaware Hauck, Charles Peter (2): Portsmouth 260 Havens, Daniel Frederick (2): Jackson, Mich 110. 173. 257 Havighurst. Helen (1); Chicago. Ill 126.247 Hawley. Lois Elaine (4): Summit, N. J 79, 82, 196, 229 Hawley, Margaret Faith (2): LeRoy 239 Hayes, Thomas 2):( White Plains, N. Y 141 Haves. Patricia Sue (1); Lancaster 247 Hazelwood, Phyllis Ann (2); Middletown 241 Hearn, James (1): Brooklyn, N. Y. Hearne. Jane Elizabeth; (1) Rye. N. Y 53,247 Heckendorn. Edward B. (4): Massillon 196, 264 Hecky, Ruth Ann (4): Garrettsville 196,231 Hedkind, Molly Irene (1): Paincsville 247 Hedrick. Robert Russell (4); Delaware 62,97,196,257 Hedrick, Walter Eugene (1): Delaware 138,257 Heespelink, Hannie (1): Larchmont, N, Y, Heme, E. Rodman (3); Circleville 122,125,132,178.272 Heme, Litta Jeannette (1); Circleville 146, 247 Heineke, Barbara Helen (2): Ho-Ho-Kus. N. J 100, 231 Heines, Richard DePew (2); Garden City, N. Y 141,266 Heiserman, Hewitt (2): Wynnewood, Pa 121, 137. 252. 262 Heitzman. Sally Ann (2): Piqua 100.229 Helsel, Jack Roland (2): Ashland 257 Helser, Ralph Edwin (1); Dayton 104,281 Henderson, Richard William (1): Irondequoit, N. Y 279 Henderson. Eleanor Ann (3): Martins Ferry 233 Henes. Helen (1); Wellington 247 Heninger. Joanne (4); Youngstown 196.221 Henigson, Donald Rae (1); Larchmont, N. Y 279 Henize, Lawrence Eugene (4); Plainville 141,195 Henry, Norman Paul (2); Mansfield 274,179 Hensel, Vernon Edward (3); Marion 140 Hepplewhite, Barbara Susan (1); Garfield Heights 247 Herbert, Marjorie Lou (1); Radnor Hereford, James Augustus (1); Lorain 97.257 Herman, Marguerite (3); Cleveland 19, 149, 229 Herman, Raymond Charles (4); Williamsville, N. Y 196. 264 Hershberg, Marilyn Jane (1); Ashtabula 247 Hertzig, Carol Claire (2): Vermilion 100, 229 Hess. Joyce Ann (1); Newark 247 Hetz. Martha Jane (3): Warren 79.231 Heyman. Marvin Solomon (2); Long Beach, N, Y 258 Hibbard, Barbara Ruth (2); Cleveland Hibbert, Frederick Wilson (2): Toledo 143. 264 Hihbert. Martha Eleanor (1); Toledo 247 Hickson. Robert C. (4): Mt. Gilead 18.95.196,257 Higdon, Darrin Lynn (1): Rutherford, N. J. Higgins. Charles Lloyd (2); Ashley 122,137,266 Higgins, Virginia Carolyn (4): Fort Sheridan, III 196, 229 Hilchey, Robert Edward (1); Manchester, N. H 138, 276 Hill, Charles David (1): Minerva 279 Hill, Homer (1); New Hilland Hill, Mary Elizabeth (4): Chicago. Ill 62,205 Hill, Rodney F. (3); Dennison 252 Hinton. Dorothy Jean (3); Columbus 82.97,231 Hipkins. James Richard (3): Toledo 18.264 Hitt. Richard Edwin (1); Berea 138,139,260 Hodge, Carol Ann (1); Akron 247 Hodge, Nancy Elizabeth (1): Nilcs 247 Hodgins, Gordon Charles (1); Mentor 139, 270 Hoefer, William Ralph (2): Dayton 264 Hoffhines, Mary Ellen (1): Warren 100, 247 Hoffhines, William Barton (1): Warren 272 Hoffman. Frank Alter (2): Mansfield 279 Hoffman. Jean Claire (3); Crestline 95.97.101.225 Hoffman. Leroy Reuben (2): Delaware 276,179 Hoffman, Patricia Ann (2): Charleston, W. Va 245 Hogan, Mary (2); Canton 239 Hoge, Wilmer Brown (4): Birmingham, Mich 264,196 Hohns, Jean Louise (4); Scarsdale, N. Y 82. 233. 196 Hon, Mary Lou (2); Lakewood 225 Hollenbaugh, Mrs. Phillis Snouffer (Spec); Delaware Hollmger, Janice Louise (1): Smithville 247 Holloway. Betty (4); Shaker Heights 82.233,196 Holloway, John Carl (1); Piqua 257 Holman, Paul Christopher (3): London 65 Holmes, Gloria Ann (1): Wellington 94,247 Holmes. Shirley Ann (2); Cincinnati 179 Holstein, Joyce Anne (1): Grove City, Pa 82, 247 Holton, Edward Syler (1); Bay Village Holtzapple. Robert Clair (3); Elida 137. 138, 268 Holtzapple. William Russell (1); Elida 268 Hood, Richard Norval (4); Akron 196 Hood, Ronald Zicgler (2); Belvidere, III 258.266 Hooper. George Allen (1): Paoli. Pa 283,282 Hoover, Charles W. (4): Monongahela. Pa 128. 101, 270. 196 Hoover, Janice LaReta (1): Courtland 24S Hoover, Ruth Ann (1); Powell 247 Hope, Avis Marie (1); Mt. Gilead 314 Hornberger. Howard D. (3): Delaware 129,272 Hornby, Robert Reed (1); Asbury Part, N. J 26S Horrocks, Lloyd Allen (1); Ashtabula 257 Horton. Jcancttc Ailcen (3): Painesville 90.231 Hostettler. Norma Claire (3): Ashland 227 Houoh, Barbara Jean (1); Westerville 248 House, James Arthur (2): Shaker Hts 269 House, Robert Thornton (1); Rocky River 274 Hovis, Edward Gene (2): Cochranton. Pa 255 Howard, David (1): Cleveland 104, 257 Howell, Jay Lee (4); Delaware 257, 196 Hudgel, Tanya (1); Dearborn, Mich 24S Hudnutt, Arthur Dean (3): Elyria 135,272 Hudson. Helen Edna (4): Lewisburg, W. Va 227,196 Huff, Barbara Anne (3); Dover 79, 237 Huff. Dorothy Jean (1): Cuyahoga Falls 1S4, 24S Huggins, David William (1): Bucyrus 13S Hughes, Charles Ebbert (4): San Marino, Calif 195, 264 Hughes, John Phillips (1): Hamburg, N. Y 13S. 255 Hughes. Lowell Renner (4); Delaware 196, 266 Hughes. Mary Janet (2): Washington C. H 227 Hull. Robert Charlton (1): Lakcwood 279 Hulse, Alfred Jonas (2); Cambridge 271 Hulsc. Richard Ellis (1); Cambridge 270 Hummel. David Ray (2); Columbus 127. 179, 264 Hummon. John Peter (1): Prattville. Mich 13S. 266 Humphreville. James Edwin (2): Lorain 97. 100. 173. 255 Hunt. Barbara Ann (1): Matawan. N. J 24S Hunt. George Arthur (1); Sharon. Pa 138. 270 Huntly. Nancy Jean (I): Lakewood 248 Hurd. Chester Orville (Spec); Delaware Hush. Barbara Jean (3): MarysviMe 241 Hussman. Barbara Jean (1); Beach City 24S Hutchinson. John Bennett (2): Pittsburgh. Pa 266 Hutchinson. William Zieglcr (4): Pittsburgh. Pa 141, 196, 266 Hyde. Maxine Lenora (2): Massillon 225 Hyun. Kisson (Spec): Seoul. Korea 163 Ice. Ruth Christine (3): Rochester 18. N. Y 29. 100, 178, 237 Ichida, Allan Ai (1); Cleveland 282.283 Imbler. Harriet Marie (1); Cleveland 284 Ingelse. William L. (4): Rotterdam. Netherlands Irvin. Leona Frances (2); Gaithersburg. Md 227 Iseman. Mary Alice (2); Washington. Pa 227 Ison. Richard Gene (4); Columbus 196. 276 Israel. Barbara Anne (3); Beloit 79. 82. 231 Jaccard. Judith Lorraine (2); Flushing. N. Y. Jackman. Sally Irene (1): Lakewood 248 Jackson. Betty Jane (1): Rochester. N. Y 19.223 Jackson. Hubert Daune (4): Ashland 196.252.272 Jackson. Lorelei Joanne (3): Tulsa, Okia 237 Jackson. Richard Gwin (3); Elkart. Ind 262 Jackson. Robert Wesley (3); Delaware 255 Jacoby. Ben Mclvin (3): Massillon 121.132.279 Jacoby. Dale Howe (1); Fostoria 257 Jacoby. Norma Jean (3): Massillon 227 Jagger. Donald William (1); Brooklyn. N. Y 260 Jamieson. Thomas John (1); Piqua 257 Janson. Margaret B. (4): Jefferson 196 Jeffers. William Nichols (1): Mt. Lebanon. Pa 255 Jefferson. Kinmoth White (1); Seaford, Delaware 104.258 Jesson. Barbara Glennis (4) ; Olean. N. Y 70. 82. 196. 225 Jessup. Coralie Frances (4); Stanford. Conn 101. 173, 175 177. 229. 196 Jewett. Ann (3); Springfield Jezerc. Ronald Ceryl (3); Euclid 257 Jimenez. Milagros (2); Fajazdo. Puerto Rico 83.163.227 Joffa. Elliot Amatare (1); Nigeria. W. Africa 163. 2S2. 283 Johns. Bruce Mitchell (1): Columbus 135, 268 Johns. Martha Lee (1): Barberton 248 Johnson. Cecil Leroy (4): Toledo 196.257 Johnson. David Morrison (4): Columbus 68.196.279 Johnson. James Hoffhine (3): Columbus 65.279 Johnson. Jeannie Harriett (3): Delaware 175.177.277 Johnson. Margaret Genevieve (4): New Bloominyton 100. 177. 196. 244 Johnson. Marjoric Anne (4); Delaware 197.223 Johnson. Raymond Alden (1); Manhasset. N. Y 274 Johnson. Robert Marr (2): Circleville 132. 260 Johnson. Shirley Ann (1); Toledo 100. 248 Johnson. Sue Nanette (2); Eaton 233 Johnson. Walter Eugene (3); Marion 282.283 Johnston. Louise Mann (4): Birmingham. Mich 75. 95. 97. 197, 229 Johnston. Robert E. (3); Thornville 272 Jones. Barbara Eve (3): Pittsburgh. Pa 248 Jones. Carol Ann (3); East Cleveland 239 Jones. Caroline Rae (2); Cambridge 231 Jones. Jack Darrell (2): Tiffin 272 Jones. Jacquelyn Jessie (3): Shaker He ' ghts 79.233 Jones. Marilyn Ann (2): London 100.241 Jones, Mary Jo (4): London 79. 178, 197, 241 Jones, Nancy (1); Leroy, N. Y 248 Jones, Sue Ann (2): LeRoy 149,239 Jones, William Henry (3): Arlington, Va 21, 101. 133. 258 Jordan. Ralph Lee (4): Williamsburgh 121.197.264 Jordan. Richard Frederick (1): Cleveland 122,279 Joslyn, Alan Wilson (2); Birmingham, Mich 264 Judkins. Martha Bedell (3): Medina 218.235 Kagiwada. David Tamotsu (3): Los Angeles 27, Calif 21, 258 Kaiser. Charles Thomas (2) : Akron 122. 141. 276 Kammeyer, Willard Ray (2) ; Farmer 281 Kanniard, Helen Louise (1); Delaware Karabinus, Robert Andrew (P. G.): 95, 100, 105 Kattenhorn. Barbara Grace (2): Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J 179. 241 Kayser. Janet Louise (1): Buffalo. N. Y 248 Keck. Jeanne Ellen (1): Coraopolis. Pa 82, 100. 248 Keefe. Zoe Florence (1): Lakewood 248 Keese. Ruth Evelyn (3): Baltimore 10. Md 19, 225 Keiser. Thomas Middleton (1); Plainfield. N. J. Kehia. Hassan Said (Spec): Aleppo. Syria 266 Kelly. John Albert (1); Newtonvillc. Mass 101. 264 Kelly, Willliam Albert (4); Cincinnati 122, 197. 270 Kelly. William Lee (2): Massillon 18. 121. 133. 257 Kemerer. Patricia Ann (3): Elyria 239 Kcmmerly. Jane Ellen (1); Wharton Kemp, Marilyn E. (1): Chicago. Ill 100.248 Kemp. Wilfred Hammond (2): Buffalo. N. Y 12, 276 Kemper. William C. (2); Clyde 100,258 Kendall. Edith Lute (4): Birmingham. Mich 197, 233 Kennedy .Frank John (1): W. Lebanon. Pa 258 Kennedy. Robert Nicholson (3); Libertyville. Ill 104.132.142.268 Kennedy. Roger Glen (2): Bellbrook 272 Kepner. Elizabeth Nay (3); Wheeling. W. Va 239 Kerby. Jack Charles (2); Highland Park. Mich 270 Kerns. George Paul (3): Tenafly. N. J 62, 132, 257 Kerr, Charles Clifford (3): Ashland 257 KesscI, Doris Jean (4); Baldwin, N. Y 197 Ketterson. Robert Clayton (1); Orange. N. J 162. 270 Kevesdy. Mike (4): Lakewood 49.264,197 Keyscr, Donna Faye (3): Canton 221 Keyser, Fred Allen, Delaware 197, 257 Kiang, Frederica Shy-Ya (2): Haddonfield. N. Y 244 Kiley, Edward William (2): Michigan City, Ind 282, 283 Kim, Okgill (Spec): Seoul. Korea 163,244 King, Betty Jane (2): Shaker Heights King, Jack H. (1): Indianapolis, Ind 276 King, Phyllis Anne (2): Findlay 227 Kinscherf, Robert Millard (2): Manhasset, N. Y 140, 274 Kirk, Marilyn (2); Barnesville 231 Kirk, Miriam Jean (3): Akron 100,101.229 Kirkpairick. Martha Flowers (P. G.): Severna Park. Md 143. 237 Kishler. Constance V. (P. G.): Delaware Kishman. Marilyn Joan (1): Vermillion 101. 24S Kistler. Benjamin Lewis (1): Willoughby 258 Kittinger. Glenn Alden (2); Bay Village 141. 270 Kitzmiller. Ruth Naomi (3): Gettysburg. Pa. Kiura. Bruno Michael (1): Baghdad. Iraq 282.283 Kjoller. Verna Elizabeth (4); Sylvania 82.197 Klamm. Carol E. (3): Lakewood 82.101.235 Klann, William Richard (2): Wellington 255 Klee. Marilyn Lois (1): Mansfield 248 Kleindienst. Jerry Joseph (1): Euclid 276 Kleinmann. Robert Paul (2): Cincinnati 257 Klcpinger. JoAnn (4): Detroit. Mich 197. 218, 233 Klopp, Karen Ann (1): Middletown 248 Klotz, Ethel Ann (2): Trenton. N. J 223 Knapp. Clyde Eugene (4): Ben Avon. Pa 197, 264 Knebusch, Barbara Ann (3): South Euclid 184,223 Kniesley, Lois Jean (2); Painesville 19,244 Knipper, Roger Townscnd (2): Lakewood 63,264 Knoop, Roy E. (4): Hendersonville. N. C 49.205.282.283 Koch. Kathryn Mary (1): Lima 97.248 Koch. Paul Everett (3): Lima 97,101,260 Kocckert. Jacqueline Joan (3): Cleveland 107. 243 Koensigseker. Ann Elizabeth (2): Whitehouse 95.101.225 Kofahl. Duane August (1): Barker. N. Y 262 Kofahl. Wesley Frederick (2): Barker, N. Y 138 Kohler, William John (2): Minneapolis. Minn 35.276 Kolins, Jerry Hillel (1): Gloversville, N. Y 272 Kolyer, Lois Muriel (2): Lakewood 235 Konicki, Josephine Helen (4): Dayton 177,197,244 Kookootsedes. Chris J, (2): Sidney 268 Kookootsedes. Gust John (3): Sidney 134,268 Koon. John W. (4): Piqua 197. 274 Kordt. Donald Frederick (1): Rochester. N. Y 265 Korn, L. Richard (1): Washington Court Ho ' jse 139. 270 Kornegger. Marvin Royce (1): Detroit. Mich 270 Korte. Albert (1): Hastings-on-Hudson. N. Y. Kozsuch. Paul James (2): St. Clairsville Kreidler. Sally Ellen (4): Birmingham. Mich 82. 177. 181. 237. 197 Kreis. Carol Jay (2): Elm Grove. W. Va 95. 97. 225 Krichbaum. Jean Margaret (1): Orrville 248 Krick. Mrs. Donna McFarland (4): Delaware 82. 197. 233 Krigcr. Nancy Marie (3): Nashville. Tcnn 143,223 Kruegcr. Carol Ann (1): University Heights 248 Krum. Jean Louise (1): Lebanon. Pa 248 Krumm. Helen Kathe (P.O.): Dayton Kuck. Dorothy Ann (3): Cincinnati 54. 241 Kuehn. John Lampert (2): Toledo 257 Kuhne, William Moreland (2): Urbana. Ill 274 Kunz. Barbara Ellen (1); Rye. N. Y 53.248 Kunze. Glenn Allen (4): Delaware 197,262 Kunzman, Marilyn Elizabeth (2): Cleveland Heights 221 Kuranga, Hisashi (P. G.): Shibuya. Tokyo 163,282,283 Kurtz, M. JoAnne (3): Ironton 225 Kyre. Martin Theodore (4): Alden. N. Y 197. 281 Lacy. David A. (2): Dayton 276 Ladd. Joseph C. (4): Elgin. Ill 141,197.264 Lafferty. Shirley Evelyn (1): Bay Village 248 Lake. Barbara Ann (3): Richwood 229 Lamb. Erman Lester (3): Nutley. N. J 141, 279 Lamey. Howard Arthur (3): Columbus 2 100 Lamond, Marilyn (1): Akron 248 Lander, Dorothy (3): Grosse Pointe Woods 30, Mich 233 Lane, Beverly Ann (2): Wadsworth 82, 223 Laning. Nancy Jane (2): Birmingham, Mich 235 Lanning. Ruth Joyce (2): Bristol. Conn 107.223 Larkin. Robert Lee (1); Tuskegee Insttute, Ala 282.283 Larry. Pascal Michael (1): Oak Park, III 279 Lash, Lester Seth (1): Massillon 264 Lau, Kenneth Keng Ho (1): Singapore 163 Lauder. D. Jean (4): Fairfield. Conn 197.223 Laupp. William Colvig (4): Wheeling. W. Va 197, 268 Lauer, Walter William (1); Rochester, N. Y 264 Laur. Harry Carl (2): Ocean Grove. N. J 281 Lawrence. Joan Marie (2): Minneapolis. Minn 235 Lawson. Kenneth Sydney (1): Englewood. N. J 255 Lawson. Sarah Jane (3): Parkersburg. W. Va 243 Layton. Bruce Edward (3); Delmar. N. Y 260 Lazcar. Robert Allen (4): Delaware 197.268 Lazear. Milton Lee (3): Wheeling. W. Va. Lease. Gordon Eugene (1); Kent 255 315 Leaycrafl, Elsa Anderson (1); Nyack, N. Y 175. 213, 248 LeBosciuet. Judrth Frances (3); Cincinnati 237 LeBu. Roy Louis (1): Dayton 264 Lee. Roberta Yoiinij Soon (3); Honolulu. T. H 100. 245 Leech, Charles Russell (2): Newcomerstown 122. 260 Leech. Robert English (2); Pittsburgh. Pa 279 Leek. Philip Bensl in (1); MonroevJIe 139 Leijoe. George Oscar (4); Massillon 95. 101. 1S3. 197 Leibold. Robert Earl (4); Gates Mills 95,97.197.279 Leimbach. Sarah Louise (2); Takoma Park. NM 245 Lcnc. Milton Frank (2): Seven Hills Village LePontois. Louise (1); Rocky River 53.243 Lerch. Helen Jo (3); Sidney 237 Leopold. Margaret Lucille (2); Akron 231 Leverett. Dennis Hugh (1): Cleveland Heights 274 Lewis. Clyde Clifton (1); Ncwtonville. Mass. Lewis. John W,lliam (1); Warrensville Heights 29. 279 Lewis. Philip Standish (4): Hamden 14. Conn 29 Lewis. Warren Thomas (1): Akron 266 Leyerle. Doris June (4): Cleveland 145, 149. 197. 227 Li. Timothv Wei-po (4): Peiping. China 163. 197. 282. 283 L-ghtfoot. Marion Francis (1): LaRue 138. 142. 264 Lilly. Edwin Jacob (1): London 260 Lincoln. James Cheney (4): Woodstock 137. 140, 197. 274 Lndeman. John Henry (4): Steubenville 197.279 Lindcnmeyer. Jane Ann (2); Michigan City. Ind 100. 229 Linquist. George Meader (1); Jamestown. N. Y. Lindsay, Lois Nadine (2); Scarsdale, N. Y 235 Lnk, Helen Joan (2); Toledo 231 Linn, John Cole (3): Burgettstown. Pa 252.255 Linton. Frances (3): Schnectady. N. Y 233 Linzell. Lloyd W. (2): New York. N. Y 282. 283 Litsinberger. Oneida June (3): Delaware Littick. Margaret Jane (2); Hoopcston. Ill 97. 179. 245 Littick. William Orville (4); Zanesville 36. 37. 38. 121. 141. 167. 183. 197. 205. 252. 260 Little Dean K. (4): Canfield 197. 255 Little. William Charles (3): Mansfield 36 Liftman. Paul Breese (3): Westfield. N. J 272 Lohr. Janis Mav (3): Warren 37. 243 Loncor. Mary-Alice (1); Newton. N. J 97. 101 Long. Harlan William (1): Brandon. Vermont 258 Long. Robert William (4); Ironton 95.197.265 Long. Thomas Ross (3); Delaware 62. lOU. 178. 260 Long. Wa;ne C. (4); Delaware 198. 257 Long. William Allan (3): Delaware S3. 122. 167. 252. 260 Look. Harold Walker (1); Rockland. Maine Loose. Kathleen Dixie (3): Medina Lora, Winston Earl (1): Salem 262 Lord. Harriet Ann (1): Mount Vernon 101. 112 Love. Dorothy 0. (3): Kenmore. N. Y 101. 212. 241 Lovejoy. Jane Marcine (4): Medina 82.198.231 Lowell. Ben Thomas (1); Grand Haven. Mich 128. 270 Lowry. Lorctta Lee (1): Delaware Luchs. H. Palph (3): Puerto Rico 120.262 Luck. Fred Julius (2); Valley Stream. N. Y 257 Ludlum. Thomas Spencer (1); Delaware Ludwig. Clifford Earle 3): Painesville 255 Ludwig. Marvin Jay (2): Marion 29 Luedeking. Mary Elizabeth (1): Lafayette. Ind 248 Lukens. Robert William (3): Wheeling. W. Va 276 Lump. Mary Joan (3): Elyria 82.218.225 Lundh. Sverrer Hakon (1): Bygoloy Oslo. Norway 163. 279 Lutton. Gaynelle Frances (2): Beaver Falls. Pa 245 Lutz. Carmen Denise (1): Carroll Lutze. Jeanne Alice (1); New Rochelle. N. Y 21,248 Lydens. Nancy Kathryn (1); Sandusky 24S Lynn. Janet Dell (1); Toledo 248 Lynsky. James Edward (2); Lakewood 276 Lyon. Elizabeth Ann (2); Ravenna 241 Lytle. Geraldine Donna (1): Cleveland 248 MacCracken. Hugh M. (4): Bellefontaine 198. 26S MacCracken. Richard Newell (3); Bellefontaine 122. 268 MacKay, Joann Marie (3); Williamsport. Pa 100. 245 MacKinnon. Janet Ruth (3): Kenmore. N. Y 82. 243 Mackinnon. John Duncan (2): Hamilton 274 Macmillan. Mrs. Helen Shumaker; Delaware MacLachlan. James Stuart (1): Manhasset. N. Y 274 McAdams. June Dolores (1); Wheeling. W. Va 248 McAfee. Ruth Elizabeth (1): Porsmouth 248 McAfee. Joy Irene (3); Schenectady. N. Y 239 McCartney. James Robert (2); Garden City. N. Y 65. 258 McCarty. Robert Gillispie (3): East Cleveland 36. 141. 266 McClave. William L. (3): Delaware. Ohio 260 McClcllan, Arabclle lone (4); Xenia 100,243.198 McClelland, Mary Lynn (2); Findlay 227 McClintock. Richard William (1); Lancaster 173.260 McClure. David Brian (2); Dayton McComb. Doris Louise (1): Sewicky. Pa 248 McConnell. John William (3); Zanesville 65.121.268 McConnell. Viv an Jean (4); Hudson 229. 19S McCormick. Kenneth James (3): Middletown. N. Y 272 McCreary. MarMyn Alice (3); Akron 82. 237 McCulloh. William Ezra (1); Worthington 97. 283. 282 McCutchen. Martha Waive (2); Danville 100, 244 McCutcheon. Jodie Gardner (1); Pleasant Ridge. Mich 248 McCutcheon. Laura Ann (2): Detroit. Mich 239 McDermott. James Loftus (3); Berea McDcvitt. Robert Jay (3): Mount Vernon 262 McDo ' igal, Ellen Louise (3); New Lexington 29.231 McFarland. Robert Paul (4); New Philadelphia . ...122. 123. 124. 125. 132. 140. 178. 183, 198, 252, 260 McFarren, Tom Lee (1): Dalton 100, 173 McFeggan. David John (3): Dearborn. Mich 62.272 McG ' ll. Joanna Lee (2): Cambridge 231 McGinnis. Robert Earl (2); Caldwell 262 McGrcw. Leroy William (2): Marion 257 McGrcw. Robert Gene (4); Marion 198 Mcllnay. Richard Bruce (2); Lockport. N. Y 276 McKinley. Don Paul (2): Lakewood 264 McKinnon. Bill Fairly (4): Canton 79. 279. 198 McKnight. Sally Ann (4); Lakewood 198. 231 McLarnan, Charles Walter (2); Mt. Vernon • 279 McMahan. Allen Dwight (1); Xenia 100.138.268 McManigcll. William Arthur (2); Gallon 281 McManis. Martha Ellen (3): Endicott. N. Y 225 McMillan, Glen Miller (1); Jordan, N. Y 130. 282. 283 McMurdock. Robert Campbell (1); Washington, D. C 258 McNabb, Neal A. (4): Batavia. N. Y 65. 258, 198 McRichie, Robert Gerald (2); Wadsworth 143,279 McWhorter, Rudy Lynn (1): Lost Creek, W, Va. Mack, Charlotte Joan (1 ) : Johnston. Pa 79, 248 Mack. Thyra Joanne (2): Chevy Chase, Md 21, 227 Maddox, Darrell E (3): Medina 279 Maerkle, Betty Jane (4): Lakewood 198,221 Magee, Harold Alexander (3); Lebanon 274 Maher, Fred Eugene (1); Thornville 272 Majerczak, Roman ( 2 ) : Cleveland 122, 140, 281 Maltby, Kenneth Edward (1); New York, N. Y 279 Mancely. Carol fVlary (1); Coraopolis. Pa S2. 248 Mangun. Marilyn A (4): Wakarusa. Ind 82.177.176.198.233 Manny. Elizabeth Sherman (1); Washington D. C. Manuel. Susie (3): Delaware 143. 239 Manz. Jane Ann (3): Mansfield 90.101.245 Mapes. Richard Budd (2): Shaker Hcghts 270 Mapp. Alberta Jane (1): Allison Park. Pa 248 Margolius. Howard Wolff (3); Mamaroneck. New York 135.279 Markle. Jean (3): Huntington. Ind 225 Markle. Neil C. (2); Huntington. Ind 268 Marks. Carlene (2); Delaware Marquart. Lewis Lee (3): Sandusky 167.279 Marr. Betty (3): New Philadelphia 101.245 Marr. Philip William (3): New Kensington. Pa 276 Marriott. Frank Sperling (3): Delaware 11. 97, 276 Marrs, Patrick F. (4); Fairmont. W. Va 141, 167, 168, 198, 266 Marsh, Benjamin Franklin (4): Sylvania 105,107.126,166, 167, 183, 198. 266 Marsh. General Charles (1); Elyria 266 Marsh. Kathryn Mae (4); New Philadelphia Marshall. William Hubert (1); Cincinnati 262 Martin. Dan Warren (2); East Liverpool Martin. Diane Norton (1); Shore Hills. N. J 248 Martin. Dorothy Esther (2); Davton 107, 121, 237 Martin. Jane Adeline (1): Muskogee. Okia 248 Martin. Julian Grant (4); Barre. Vt 18. 37. 49. 101. 183. 198. 248 Martin. Lois Jane (2): Euclid 19.239 Martin. Rachel Bess (3); Zanesville 82. 175. 177. 218. 231 Mascrone. Robert Samuel (1); Mount Vernon 107,268 Mason. John Leonard (1): Upper Sandusky 138,274 Mason, Marilyn Lucille (1); Cameron. W. Va 248 Mason. Peter William (2); Scarsdale. N. Y 274 Mason. Stanley Robert (2): Rockville Centre. N. Y 276 Massar. Gene Hasting (4): Warren 198.270 Massey. Torrey Ann (4): Mt. Lebanon. Pa 198, 233 Mastin. Robert McCormick (1): Hicksvillc 255 Mathie. Norval Richard (4): Lakewood 142.198.276 Matson. Betty L. (4); Cleveland Heights 79. 177. 181. 198. 225 Matthews. Charles Oakson (2); Washington. D. C 258 Maurer. Richard WMIiam (4): Geneva 198.268 Mayer. Charles (1): Washington. N. Y 139.260 Mayer. Donald Stewart (1): New York. N. Y 258 Mayer. Mary Ann (1): Canton 248 Mayer. Ronald Weslev (3): Toledo 10 282, 2S3 Mayhew. Mary Elizabeth (4); Tenafly. N. J 54. 90, 198, 235 Mead, Maurie Ann (3); Cincinnati 8 51,178,237 Meek, Robert Joseph (3): East Palestine 257 Mehlhope. Jean Geddes (1): Cincinnati 53.147.248 Meilander. Doris Ann (4); Rocky River 198, 227 Meilingcr. George Hugh (2): Mansfield 104.140.274 Mellen. Shirley Fave (1): Canton 248 Melville. Mrs. Eleanor Rideout (4); Niagara Falls. N. Y 241. 198 Melville. Robert Freeman (4); Abington. Mass 183. 198. 257 Mendelson, Charles Gordon (4); Springfield 198,274 Meredith. K. Virginia (3): Lima 233 Mertes, Barbara Cotton (2); Massilon 245 Metzel. Diane Elizabeth (2); East Lansing. M ' rh 225 Mctzel. William Howard (1): Last Lansing. Mich 260 Meyn. William Curtis (2); Hamburg. N. Y 255 M ' chelini. Art hur (1): Manchesterby-the Sea. Mass 262 Michell. Marilyn Claire (4): Shaker Heights 198,233 Mikcscll, Lydia Jo (P. G.): West Liberty Millard. Norman Revilo (3): Newton. Mass 101.279 Miller. Carl Andrew (2): Columbus 140.255 Miller. David G. (2); Hicksville 266 Miller. David Keller (2): Lancaster 143.276 Miller. David Leroy (4): East Sparta 65. 279. 198 Miller, Don Eugene (2): Spcncervillc 135.141,266 Miller. Donn Biddle (3): Columbus 122.123.132,276 Miller. Howard D. (4); Lakewood Miller. Richard Harold (3): Sandusky 279 Miller. Stanley Robert (4): Delaware Millhon. Judson Severn (3): Columbus 128. 129, 130, 131, 137, 274 Millhon. William Andre (3); Columbus 129, 130, 252, 274 Milne, Alexander Robert (4): Saginaw, Mich 198, 272 Minton, Marilyn Jane (4); Wilmington 62, 79, 178, 198, 218, 225 Minutille, Joseph Daniel (2); Columbus 140 Miranda, John Milton (1): Delaware Mitchell. William Frezee (1); Baltimore. Md. Mizell e. Ken Andrew (1): Columbus 138.258 Mollet. Nanette 1): Massillon 248 Monroe. Judith King (3): Cincinnati 82,237 Monroe. Paul White (1): Sidney 138.272 Monsees. Thomas Francis (4): Brooklyn. N. Y 35, 142, 198, 266 Moock, Shirley Ann (1): Ridgewood, N. J 248 Moon, Martha Joan (2); Rocky River 41, 245 Moore, Carl Richard (1); Frcdericktown 138 Moore, Frederick McClurc (1); Rockville Centre, N, Y 262 Moore, John Ezra (1): Kirkwood, Mo 264 Moore, John Willis (1): Roselle, N. J 264 Moore. Nita Beth (3); Delaware 107,143 316 Moore. Susan Lois (3): Gates Mills 221 Moore. Thomas Oliver (2); Pittsburgh. Pa 255 Moore. Warren Everett (4): Delaware 140.198.264 Moore. William John (2); Park Ridge. Ill 100. 252. 279 Morton. Marilyn (4); Riverside. Ill 79. 145. 145, 149. 177. 198. 243 Moscr. Gottfried William (2); Torrington. Conn 258 Mosher. Joseph Harry (1); Cardington 282.283 Mosher. Ruth Alma (2): Cardington 245 Motz, Clareenc Maud (1): Akron 248 Motz. Mary Jean (4): Akron 199, 218, 237 Moyse. Barbara Elizabeth (2); Cleveland 223 Mudarris Mamoun Hussein (Spec); Aleppa, Syria 163 Mueller. Gretthen Vandcrvort (1): Nashville. Tcnn 248 Mueller. Joan Eileen (4); Buffalo Lake. Minn 178. 199. 231 Muntwyler. Edward David (2): Brooklyn Heights. N. Y 282, 2S3 Murphy. Margaret Jane (3); Zanesville 54. 79. 100. 174. 175. 177. 178. 241 Murphy. Mary Ellen (1): Sunbury 248 Murray. Joanne (2); Carrollton 241 Murray. Jo Corrine (2); Duncan Falls 231 Murray. Richard Laurence (1): Birmingham. Mich 264 Mussard. Floyd E. (3): Delaware 264 Mussard. Mrs. Helen Hoffman (Spec); Delaware Musselman. Dale Talmadge (2); Royal Oak. Mich 260 Musselman. Marilyn Ruth (3); East Lansing. Mich 19. 82. 167. 221 Mutersbaugh. Hazel Inez (3); Olmsted Falls 19 Myers. Charles Gaylord (1); Vaughnsville 139.270 Myers. James Henry (3): Delaware 34. 274 Myers. John William (4); Delaware 199 Myers. Ned Andrew (4): Dayton 121.199.260 Myers. Phoebe Jean (3); Stow 221 Mvers. Richard Maurice (3): Lima 262 Naiman. Jack Samuel (1): Shaker Heights Naumann. Caroline Arietta (2): Painesville 107. 172. 245 Nebel. Anna Marie Hermis (4): Cleveland 105. 177. 181. 244 Neds. Joseph Ronald (3): Linworth 123.122.140.205 Ncely, Doris Mae (1); Sewickley. Pa 248 Neff. John Wesley (3): Annapolis. Maryland 18,266 Neff, Louis Raymond (1); Nutlcy, N. J 279 Neff, Richard Filbert (1); Rydal, Pa 266 Neff, Robert Stone (1); Dayton Neilson, Arthur Wright (2); Clayton, Mo 257 Nelson, Marian Evelyn (1): Mt. Carmel. Ill 243 Nelson, Robert Eugene (4); Findlay 199,255.270 Nelson. Robert Lee (3): Ashtabula Nesbitt. Katherine Ann (1): Toledo 24S Nest. Harry Paul (4): Cleveland 79. 132. 199. 279 Ncubauer. Ruth Elizabeth (2): Schenectady. N. Y. Newcomb. Fred Nelson (2); Delaware Newcomer. Donald Ralph (1): Butler. Ind 262 Newell. Eleanor Carol (1); Gaithersburg. Md 248 Newell. Marilyn Ann (2); Malvcrnc. L. I.. N. Y 82. 146. 179. 233 Newell. Theodore Richard (2): Lakcwood 135,279 Newhard, Horace Bixby (2): Carey 261 Newman, Marilyn Marie (2); Fort Wayne, Ind 239 Newton. Mary Elizabeth (3); Lancaster. Pa 245 Nickles, Barbara (2): Navarre 19,97.241 Niebes, Myrle Ruth (4) Mentor 199.225 Nilson, Mary Catharine (3); Warren 243 Nincehelser, Carol Chloe (2): Sunbury Nincehelser, Rachel Frances (3): Sunbury 244 Nist, Lucille Deloris (1); Delaware Niswander, Donald Gene (1): Nelsonville 100,255 Nixon, John Victor (3): Delaware 258 Nobis, Sarah Jane (4); New Richmond 199,231 Nobis. Virginia (1): New Richmond 184. 24S Noblct. Normand Wesley (1): Lakewood 279 Noecker, Mary Alice (1); Columbus 248 Norman. Shirley Eileen (4): Lakewood 199 Norton. Elizabeth Ann (1); Bristol. Vt 248 Nouse. Mary Margaret (4): Loudonville ...79. 176. 178. 181. 199. 218. 241 Nowers. Richard Earl (3): Allentown. Pa 18. 20. 95. 101. 268 Nunemacher. Kathryn Steele (1): Louisville, Ky 100 Nusbaum. James Sabine (4); Cleveland Heights 199,268 Oakley, Jack Victor (2): Nelsonville 276 Oberlander, Michael I, (3): Rockville Centre, N. Y, O ' Brian, W lliam Robert (3): Grand Rapids, Mich. Oby. Dave G. (3): Canton 272 O ' Day. Edwin Robert (4): Cleveland 49. 199. 260 O ' Day. Mrs. Rcnee Victoria (Spec): Cleveland Ogden. Robert Joseph (2): Delaware 140.274 Ogden. Schubert Miles (4): Norwood 4. 126. 183. 199. 276 Ogden. Thomas Elmer (2): Delaware 101.107,274 Ohirich. Charles James (2); Cleveland Hts 276 Oldfather. Patricia Anne (2): Painesville 245 Oldham. Claire (3); Troy 141,149,221 Olds, Robert M. (4); Akron 199,258 Oliver, Julia May (4); Chillicothe Oliver. Mary Ellen (3); Chillicothe 79,176.231 Oiler. Hugh Heston (4): Ostrander 199. 272 Olmstead. Elizabeth Ann (2): LeRoy. N. Y 243 Olsen. Mrs. Evelyn (Spec); Delaware 272 Olson. Robert Shepard (1); Scarsdale. N. Y. Orcutt. Edward Milton (2): Marion Orland. Joanna May (3); Dayton 107.244 Orth. Natalie Marie (1): Upper Arlington 53.82.248 Orton. Jean Elizabeth (2): Larchmont. N. Y 237 Osborn. Beulah Ann (2): Lakewood 141 Osborne, Frank James (3); West View. Pa 138,258 Osborne, L. Betty (4); Youngstown 101.199,243 Oschwald. Richard Allen (2); South Euclid 176 Oseas. Jonathan (2); New York. N. Y 141 Otto. John Carpenter (2); Birmingham. Mich 254 Oviatt. Lincoln Perry (2); Elyria 272 Owan. Thomas i;hoken (1); Kahuku. Oahu. T. H 138 Owen. Janet (4): Delaware 90,189,227 Palmer, Charles Striker (2); Valley Stream, N. Y 173, 225 Parker, Carl Sterling (4): Akron 193 Parker, Kay E. (4); Dayton 4. 37. 175. 177. 199, 213. 241 Parker, William Henry 1); Delaware 38,255 Parks, James Stuart (4): Homer 199 Parks, John Renrick (2): Homer 282. 283 Parks. Sarah Jane (2); Homer Parschen. Bonamae (4); Parma 199 Parson. Marion Frances (4); Chicago. Ill 90. 91. 167. 177. 190. 199, 211, 237 Paryzek, Mary Louise (3): Chagrin Falls 237 Patterson, Eleanor Ruth (2): New Philadelphia 245 Patterson, Joseph Cromwell (1); Greenville 101, 167, 270 Pattison, Adele Marie (2): Upper Montclair, N. Y 227 Patton, Edward Reid (4): Cleveland 199,270 Patton, Morris Fredrick (4): West Liberty 107, 112, 199, 281 Paxton, Richard Lawrence (2): Western Spring, ill 97, 173 Paye, C. Ray (2); Detroit. Mich 255 Pealer. Ann (1) 248 Peck. C. Anne (3); Lebanon 95.225 Peckinpaugh. John Stidger (1); Cleveland He ghls 270 Peek. Marilyn Elizabeth (4); Rockville Centre. N. Y 54, 82, 199. 233 Pence. James T. (2); Delaware Pendery. Paul Ronny (3); Fort Thomas. Ky 262 Penfield. Barbara Lea (3i: Orange. N. J 237 Pennell. Mrs. Betty Field (4); Delaware 199 Pennington. Sydney Elizabeth (3): Shaker Hts 35.90.235 Peirson. Donald Henry (1); Hamburg. N. Y 265 Perkins. Katharine L. (2): Arlington. Va 152.227 Perkins. Richard Lewis (P. G.); Springfield 93 Perry. Virginia (1); Columbus 53. 258 Person. George Greg William (3); Kramingham Center, Mass 281 Peschke. Frcdricka Mae (2): Versa ' lles 21. 227 Peters. JoAnne Kathryn (3); Sheboygan. Wis. ...29. 34. 107. 108. 178. 233 Peters. Marjorie Helen (4); Oak Harbor 79.95.100.101.199 Peterson. J. Stewart (1): Toledo 264 Peterson. Dorothea Louise (4); Akron 199.231 Peterson. Wilbur Daniel (2): Mansfield 255 Petrella, Vincent Dominic (3); Massillon 143.141.274 Pfeil. Robert William (2): White Plans. N. Y 255 Phalen. Lee N. (1); Johnstown 248 Phillips. James Philmore (1): Sharon. Pa 138,270 Pickett. Conrad Laverne (1); Stillwater. N. Y 138 Pickett. Douglas Robinson (4); Delhi, India 54.199.270 Pickford. Betty Mae (3); Cleveland Hts 82.225 Pickwick. Elva Ruth (2); Kenmore. N. Y 229 Pierce. Sally Lee (3): Clarksburg. W. Va 239 Piguet. Shirley Frances (2): Dearborn. Mich 218,243 Piorkowski. Laurence (2); Cleveland 120, 122, 276 Piper, Earl Whitney (4); Wellington 199,266 Pirchner, Robert Frank (1): Euclid 279 Piscitelle, George Bart (1): Bridgeport, Conn 279 Pitcock, Marilyn Ann (3); Zanesville 227 Pittenger, VJilliam Pitt (4); St. Albans. W. Va 95,97.255 Place. Weldon (4): Delaware Plank. Joanne (2); Creston 19. 101. 146. 208. 209. 237 Platner. Ann Caryl (1): Mt. Vernon. N. Y 248 Piatt. Naomi Ruth (2); Columbus 19. 233 Plueddemann. William Edward (1); Norwood 138.266 Plummer, Walter L. (4) Sunbury 200 Plunkett, John A. (2): Niagara Falls. N. Y 255 Podway. Edwin Joseph (4): Garfield Heights 49. 200 Poe. Donald Lee (1); Hamilton 274 Poe. Robert Eugene (2): Hamilton 140, 274 Poe, William Robert (2): Cincinnati 258 Poh, George Calvin (4); Maplewood. New Jersey 274, 200 Pollock, Fred Anderson (4): East Liverpool 79.200 Pollock. Mrs. Maude Bishop( P.G.): Delaware Pope. James M. (4): Sharon, Pa 132. 183. 200 Popoczy. Edward Andrew (3); Murray City Porter. Frederick Charles (1): Shaker Heights 257 Porter. George Lewis (3): Rutland. Vermont 270 Porterfield. Martha Marie (1): St. Clairsvliie 82.248 Poston. Charles Edward (2); Barnesville 101.252.255 Poti. John E. (3): Shaker Heights Poulos. John George (1); Columbus 257 Pour. Ivan George (4); Dijon. France 200, 270 Powell, Jack William (3): Honolulu, T. H 18,258 Powers, Marcus E. (3): Sabina 167, 266 Prell. Edward George (3); Lal ewood 62,279 Price, Don Barton (3): Paulding 257 Price, Polly Ann (1): Bloomington, N. J 248 Prichard, Nancy Florence (4); Ashland, Ky 200. 231 Priest. John Clarence (4): Pigua 200. 2 74 Prior. James Wellington (2): Cuyahoga Falls Prior. Sue Ann (1) Cuyahoga Falls 248 Prittie, Jerry Vincent (1); Amherst 138.139.270 Puddington, Dave G. (4) Wyandotte, Mich 32, 122, 129, 140, 268, 183, 200 Pulvcr, Joy Patricia (1); Syracuse, N. Y 100. 249 Purdy. Clayton Calvin (1): Grosse Pointe. Mich 260 Purdy. Janice Ann (4): Van Wert 87. 90. 100. 200. 231 Purke. Don J. (3) Quincy 129. 255 Pursell. Wallace Gates (3): Berkley. Calif 122.272 Purscll. William McClain (3): Berkley. Calif 272 Puterbaugh. Geneva Louise (4); Tipp City 79. 235, 200 Putnam. Dean Hart (2): Cleveland Pyles. Herbert Aaron (3): Hamilton 266 Quay. Marilyn Joan (4): Lakewood 200.237 Quellhorst. Joanne Wahl (1); Sidney 249 Quetsch. Walter Bernard (2): Garfield Heights 266 Quill. John Joseph (3); Garfield Heights 49.200 Radcliffe. Martha Mundy (3): Terrace Park 231 Radcliffe. Mary Kinsley (1): Terrace Park 21,249 Radcliffe, Richard Hodgson (1): Springfield 262 Rader, Samuel VanCleve (2): West Jefferson 122. 272 Radicevic George Stanley (1): Washington. D. C 276 Radio. Dolores Elaine (1); Euclid 249 Raine. John (4): Rainelle. West Virginia 21. 121. 137. 200. 264 Rainc. Robert Edward (2): Rainelle. W. Va 121.264 Rambeau. John Corwin (1) Newton. Mass 270 Ramey. Carolyn Louise (1): Evanston. Ill 249 Ramsey. Janice Ruth (1); Plymouth 249 Ramsey, Russell Fichard (3); Massillon 128, 129, 130, 137, 276 317 Ransom. Daniel Gordon (3): Columbus 260.252 Read. David Tliurber (4); Lal ewood 65.200.264 Rcaiiey. David Warfoid (3): Delaware 272 Reaiiey. Joyce Marciuis (2); Delaware 100.237 Reddaway. Joiin David (2); East Cleveland 257 ReecB. Robert James (3); Cleveland Heights 252,268 Read. Margaret (1); Younkers. N. Y 249 Reed. Thomas Kanyon (1): Massillon 276 Reel. Robert Milton (2); Coraopolis. Pa 282.283 Reese. Fred Doxtater (1): Ontario 276 Reese. Marilyn Ann (2); McArthur 229 Reeves. Nelson William (3); Brecksville 137 Reich. Emmy Lu Thomas (3); Bridgeport, Conn 245 Reichard. Clifton James (2); Poland 18,142,276 Reid. Betty Lou (1): East Liverpool Rcinfried. Harriet (3); Grccnsburcj. Pa 229 Reiser. Jane A. (4): New Philadelphia 35, 100. 200, 243 Reisner. Ardyce Jane (1): Cincinnati 249 Rcnner, Dale Frederick (4); Dover 200, 252, 270 Rhodes. Donald Lee (4); Chardon 140,200.250 Rhodes. Patricia Ann (2): Niagara Falls, N. V 82. 241 Rhodes. Richard L. (4): Chardon 200.260 Rice. George Wesley (3); Metamora 26S Rice. Paul Marguand (2); Coshocton 15.268 Richards. Donna Jean (1); East Liverpool 149.249 Richards. Robert Carl (4); Delaware 200,260 Richards. William Joseph (1): Circleville 282,283 Richardson. David Earl (2): Highland Park. Mich 270 Richardson. Donald Lester (2); Ridgewood. N. J. Richens. George L. (3): Royal Oak. Mich 97.101 Richens. Jay M. (4): Royal Oak. Mich 38. 95. 100. 200. 274 Richmond. James Orsman (4); Penn Yan. N. Y 200. 281 Richtmyer. Priscilla Kerr (1): Larchmont. N. Y 101. 249 R ' .dile. Dorothy Markert (4); Oakmont. Pa 200 Riegel. Marilyn Jean (1): Canton 100,249 Riegger. David Richard (3): Medina 279 Riegger. Robert William (4): Medina 200.279 Riemcnschneider. Robert Brown (4): Shaker Hts 117. 132. 200. 26S Riescr. Sally Ann (1); Upper Sandusky Riijgs. Edgar Gray (4); Akron 49. 200. 274 Rinear. Sterling Hunt (4): Lancaster, Calif 200,2 2 Ring, Joseph Alexander (1): Bellaire 135,262 Ring. Thomas Lee (4); Bellaire 65,135.200,262 Ripsch, Charlou Beatrice (2); Dayton 146.179.239 Rittenhouse, Harold Richard (1); Delaware Robb. Raymond Kinney (4); Mount Vernon Roberts. James Crawford (3): Akron 65.101.121.274 Roberts. Janet Louise (2): Youngstown 221 Roberts. John Milton (2); Bridgeport 257 Roberts. Loien Britton (2); Shaker Heights Robertson. Helen Joan (1): Massillon 100.249 Robeitson. Joseph Grey (1): Englewood, N. J 255 Robertson. Judith Lynn (1); Ashland 53.249 Robinson. Maik Kimball (3); Akron Roby. John Newton (2); Cambridge 276 Roby. Thomas Forsvthe (1); Cambridge 276 Rockwell. Jean Malcolm (3); Saginaw. Mich 231 Rode. Kenneth Coleman (1); Youngstown 257 Rode. Linda Ann (1); Pittsburgh. Pa 249 Roderick. Evan Crookston (3): Shaker Heights 260 Roelofs. Charles Richard (1): Arlington. Va 101. 282. 283 Rofkar. Caroline Ann (1): Port Clinton 249 Rogers. Elizabeth Louise (3): Hartford. Conn 235 Rogers. Elva Carol (2): Cleveland 19.243 Rogers, Harold Ogdcn (1); Rutherford, N, J 282,283 Rogers, Phyllis Joy (3); Delaware Rogers, Shirley Ann (3): Elyria 239 Rohde. Gertrude (3); Bay Village 225 Rohrer. Bernard Lawrence (1): Butler, Ind 262 Rohrer. Phyllis Mae (1); Wadsworth 249 Romano. Jane Gloris (3); New York. N. Y 109, 110, 167. 237 Roos, James Burkhardt (1): Wauseon 100 Rose. Carol Anne (2): University Heights 237 Rosenthal. Julian (1) 270 Roseberry, Patricia Margaret (1); Cleveland 249 Ross, Lynn Ann (3): Mansfield 231 Ross, Paul F. (4); Harrod 107. 178, 200, 264 Rosser. Marilyn Whitacre (1); Arcanum 38.82,100,249 Rosser. Richard Franklin (3); Arcanum 3. 25. 34. 35. 38, 95, 101. 264 Rossland .Robert Alexander (1): Worchester. Mass 100. 276 Rothaermel. Barbara Joyce (1): Bay Village 249 Roudebush. Charlotte Medaris (2); Columbus 19,101.145,172.227 Rouge. Robert George (4): Willoughby 200.260 Rouhier, Jack M. (2): Massillon 268 Rowan, William Hull (4): Zanesville 200,276 Rowland. Richard Lloyd (3); Delaware 62. 129. 131. 139. 264 Rowley. Myra Katherine (4); Pontiac, Mich 201 Ruble. Mary Jane (3); Lansing. Mich 34. 235 Rubright. Mark William (3); North Canton Rudd. Alice Whittcmore (4); Cranford. N. J 82, 145. 167, 200. 237 Rudy. Ann (1): Rocky River 101,249 Rudy. Robert Whitney (2); Rocky River 140 Ruese. Sondra (3): Sidney 233 Ruggles. Polly Ann (2); Portsmouth 245 Rulketter. Nancy Ruth (1): Detroit. Mich 249 Russell, Shirley Ann (3): Stow 229 Rutherford, Joan (1); Shaker Heights 249 Ryan, Nancy Ruth (2); Manhasset, L. 1., N. Y 100, 231 St. John, Betty Jean (2); Oenilyn, Pa 233 Sfera. Mary Ann (1); Cincinnati 249 Saharoff. Margie Alexandra (4); Bufralo, N, Y 36. 37. 201. 244 Sakurai. Nobuyuki (1); Tokyo. Japan 163.282,283 Salisiewski. Kenneth Andrew (1); Greenfield, Mass 139,270 Salonis. Clarke Irving (1); Evanston. Ill 97,282,283 Salsbury, Sue (4): Mansfield 201, 239 Sanborn. Julia Marie (1): Ashtabula 249 Sanders, Alice Leslie (4); Milwaukee, Wis 20. 95, 176. 201. 237 Sanders. Virginia Eileen (1); Zenia 97, 249 Sanderson, Edith Luella (2); Lakewood 239 Sansotta, Philip Nicholas (4); Delaware 200,272 Sauer. David Arthur (2): Seoul. Korea 65.282.283 Sauers. James Bryon (2); Greenwich 282.283 Scar, Howard S. (2): Rockville Centre, N. Y 122, 270 Scarberry. Jane (3); Royal Oak, Mich 90.231 Scarff. Nancy Jo (3); New Carlisle 35, 90, 126, 237 Schaefer ,Gretchen Lou (1): Louisville, Ky 249 Schaeffer, Richard Davidson (3): Cleveland Hts 279 Schaffer, Norma Jean (4): Delaware 201,244 Schanely, Russell (2): Quakertown, Pa 121,235,269 Schardt. William Baker (3); Troy 135,260 Scheib, Barbara Ann (2): New Rochelle, N. Y 221 Schleig. Ada May (1); Danbury. Conn 249 Schlicht. Edward Vincent (4); Bellevue 201. 272 Schlobohm. Starr Frederick (4); Lakewood 38, 83. 103. 105. 126. 1S3. 201. 270 Schlosser. Arthur M. (3); Youngstown 262 Schneider, Ronald Howard (3): Mount Vernon, N. Y 51, 134, 167, 258 Schoen, Barbara Ann (3): East Grand Rapids, Mich 97, 245 Schott, Carol Joanne (2); Sandusky 245 Schreier, Nora Ann (3): Lakewood 241 Schroeder. Shirley Jeanne (3): Detroit, Mich 82 Schuler. Janet Marian (1): Mentor 249 Schultz, Nancy Ann (3): Mansfield 221 Schultz. Stanley Ray (3): Rock Falls. Ill 266 Schultz. William Hughes (2); Mansfield 255 Schumacher. Mrs. Beverly Irene (Spec); Dover Schumaker. Dale Edward (2): Dover 167 Schuman. Harold Arthur (3); Plainfield. N. J 272 Schuster. John Cameron (1): Massillon 138.264 Schwab. Dorothy Ridgway (4); Upper Darby. Pa 145. 145. 149,201. 235 Schwarz. Joseph Edmund (3): West Hartford. Conn. Schwarzwalder. Nancy Ann (4); Elgin. Ill 97.201.225 Schweiker, Sylvia Schultz (2): Worchester, Pa 19. 179. 241 Schwettman. Joyce Ellen (4): Cincinnati 5. 181. 239 Schwinn. Edward Adam (3): Dayton 3, 34, 35, 38. 62. 100. 268 Schwinn. Robert Hayes (1); Dayton 268 Scofield. Anne (3); Penfield, N. Y 235 Scott. Cecil K. (3): Lisbon 270 Scott. Norman Rageiie (1); Hamburg, N. Y. Scott. Sara Auday (1): Mansfield 249 Seabury. Rosilyn Riker (2); Rochville Centre, N. Y 121,179,237 Seaver. David John (2): Hamburg. N. Y 274 Secrest. Martha Adams (4); Akron 201.231 Sceman, Virginia Jeanne (3); Toledo 82.241 Scigle. Edward P. (4); Terrace Park 201,262 Seiple, David Cornell (2); Warren Seldon, Thomas Wmn (2); Arlington, Va 279 Seltzer, Margaret Anne (2): Rocky River 233 Selvey, Esther H. (1): Huntington. W. Va 249 Selvey. Janet Rose (3); Huntington, W. Va 231 Sessions. Audrey (2); Lakewood 235 Sferra. Marion Louise (3); Steubenville 79,97,229 Shafer, Mary Mildred (4): Haddonfield, N. J 201,225 Shaffer, Sara Ann (2): Silver Lake Shank, Tom R. (2); Dalton 100,260 Shaw, Howard Leslie (1): Cardington 282,283 Shaw. Lynette Victroine (4): Tipp City 177,201 Shaw, Margaret Ann (4): Kenmore, N. Y. ...145. 145. 149, 176, 201, 221 Shaweker. M. Louise (1); Dover 249 Shellenberger, William Dodds (1); Sharon, Pa 100,272 Shepherd. Emmajean (4): Newark 225 Sheridan. Wilbur Payne (1): Philadelphia. Pa 279 Sherk, William McKay (1); Dayton 279 Shillingburg. Norma Jean (1): Akron 249 Shingler, June Bernice (1); Cuyahoga Falls 149,244 Shislcr, Conrad Neil (1): Delaware 274 Shively, Richard Dewey (4): Ostrander 201 Shobe. David Dean (1); Oak Park, 111 100,268 Shoemaker. Donald Jay (4); Delaware 73.264 Shong, Robert Perry (4); Sherwood 201. 279 Shreffler, Ellen Joy (3); Lorain 19, 141, 149, 233 Shreve, Anita Rose (1); Queens Village, N. Y 249 Shrigley. Eugene (3): Danbury, Conn, Shrull, Janice Elaine (1); Delta 249 ShruM. Roswald Ernest (2); Delta 262 Shugert. Mary Louise (3); Marengo 79,180,223 Shugert, Robert Lee (2): Marengo 266 Shumway, Lois Anne (4): Portsmouth 156, 167, 175, 201, 244 Shustcr, John Franklin (1); Cincinnati 35,100,274 Shwe, Maung HIa (1); Rangoon, Burma 282,283 Sibley, Lewis Branch ( 2 ) ; Lyons, N. Y 100, 255 Sidnell, Robert Gebhardt (2): Lakewood 97. 162, 173, 272 Siegfried, John (2); Massillon 179.268 Sieker, Ruth (2): Arlington, Va 100, 239 Simester, Helen Winifred (2); Cincinnati 179,237 Simons, Nancy Alva (3): Cincinnati 19.20.51,237 Sinis. Bilio S. (Spec); Athens. Greece 163.244 Sinnett. Ruth Eleanor (4): Delaware 82.201.218,221 Sipple. Ann Katherine (1): Lyndhurst 247 SirLouis. Ann Eliza (4); Mansfield 20.100,201,218,223 Sisterhen. Karl George (3); Greensburg 122, 252, 274 Sitz, Werner Christian (2): Washington, D, C 141, 262 Skidmore, Mary Jo (1): Ann Arbor, Mich 101,149 Skillman, Harry Elwood (3): Maplewood, N, J 281 Skinner, Ellen Jo (4); Westlake 107,201 Skinner, William Philip (3): Youngstown Skolrood. Robert Kenneth (2): Rockford. 111. Slade. Marilyn Ruth (3): Grecnhills 95.101 Slattery. Shirley Ellen (4): Lockport, N. V 201,235 Slaybaugh. Barbara Jane (1): Ardslcy. N. Y 249 Slenker. Norman Frederick (3); Dayton Slenker. Ralph Outland (2): New Rochelle, N. Y 260, 270 Sliupas, Vytautas Jonas (2); Avon Lake 163,257 Sloan, George MacFarland (1); Middleborgh, N. Y 138.139.279 Sloatman. Roberta Jean (3); Bridgeport, Conn 20,97,244 Slone, Joe (2); Ashland, Ky 270 Smart. Ford Heard (2); Delaware Smart. Jo Ann (2); Columbus 235 Smerritt. John (4); Cleveland 201,274 Smith, Bessie Marie (1); Euclid 249 318 Smith. Charles Philip (1); Arlington, Va 138,258 Smith, David Hamilton (1): Canton 264 Smith, Douolas Wanamaker (3): Ocean Grove, N. J 252, 264 Smith, Duanc Warner (1): Painesville 270 Smith, Jordon Floyd (2); South Euclid 255 Smith, Joan Marisc (2); Hartford, Conn 19 Smith, John Forrest (4); Columbus 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 201, 276 Smith, Julian P. (3); Portsmouth 264 Smith, Leo Livinaston (2); Gallon 266 Smith, Lois Jean (2); Lakewood 225 Smith, Nancy Anne (3); Athens S2, 241 Smith, Nancy Eleanor (3): Maplewood, N. J 73,87,243 Smith, Nancy Jane (3); East Cleveland 243 Smith, Phil Alan (4); Delaware 36,37,38,201,270 Smith, Robert Letton (3): White Plains, N. Y 274 Smith, Ted Craig (2): Cincinnati 255 Smith, Vincent Baker (1): Washington D, C 260 Smith, Wilbur Francis (1); West Newton, Mass 272 Smith, William Earick (1): Delaware 139, 279 Smith, William Leo (2): Sandusky 133.272 Smith, Yvonne Elizabeth (P. G.); Pcrrysburg Smyth. Charles Edward (1); Milton. Mass 255 Smyth, William Blackburn (3); Milton, Mass 62,107,255 Snider, Joan Hall (2); Cincinnati 223 Snodgrass, Jeanne Ellen (2); Springfield 97,227 Snyder, Joanne (1); Toledo 97 Snyder, Mary Kathryn (2); Massillon 225 Snyder, Phyllis Jeanne (1); Ft. Thomas, Ky. Snyder. Richard Jerome (1); Sidney 257 Sohn. Phyllis Jean (P. G.): Peninsula Soltis. Dan George (3): Lakewood Somerville. Joan Carol (2): Fort Wayne. Ind 231 Somerville. Mary Sue (4); Delaware 49.90.201. 239 Somma. Joseph John (1); White Plains. N. Y 264 Sommer. Martin R. (1); New York, N. Y 258 Sorn, Francis Lu (2): Elgin, III 19,97,231 Soukup. Mojmir (1): Prague, Chechoslovakia 282,283 Sower, Nancy Ruth (4): Cleveland 95.101,201,243 Spangenbcrg, Albert Carl (1); Cincinnati 274 Spangler, Paul Wilford (2): Sunbury 101, 129, 272 Spaulding, Nancy (2); White Plains, N. Y 223 Spears, Charles Eaton (3); Ironton 266 Speasmaker, Ned J. (4); London 201,260 Speers. Mary Margaret (2): Sandusky 239 Spengler, Marion Winifred (4); Cleveland Hts 201.223 Spenglcr. Paul Hudson (2); Cleveland Hts 65.262 Spicer. Joan Evon (3): Brockton, Mass 221 Spiller. Robert Earl (2): Kenmore, N. Y 262 Spoerr. Joan Louise (2): Sandusky 235 Sponsler. Martha Ann (4): Carey 202,241 Spring, Carolyn Jean (2): Shaker Hts 245 Sproule, Dorothy Rita (4); South Orange, N, J 202, 221 Sproule, June Ruth (1); South Orange, N. J 249 Spurling, John William (1); Louisville, Ky 260 Spurrier, Arthur Dane (4): Providence, R. 1 101. 140. 183. 200. 279 Spurrier. Ralph Goodsell (2): Providence. R. 1 140.279 Stager. Paul B. (4); Columbus 202.276 Staiger. George Wentz (4); Bucyrus 202.279 Stanforth. Margaret C. (3: Osborn 235 Stankievich. George (1); New York. N. Y 162. 282. 283 Stanley. Patsy Ann (2); Woodstock 184.225 Stansell. Susannc M. (4); Dearborn. Mich 202. 233 Stastny, David Vernon (1); Chicago, III. Staten, Sharlee Thomson (1): Brentwood, Mo 53,146,249 Stauffer, Margaret Ruth (3): Millersburg 19,55,229 Stavenhagen. Joseph (2): Brooklyn, N. Y. Stayman. George David (1); Ashtabula 270 Stecher, Robert Morgan (2): Lakewood 268 Steele, Luell Fletcher (4); Cincinnati 202.262 Steele. Robert Lee (2); Euclid 252,276 Steele, Wilma Lea (2): Hamilton 241 Steer. Allan Cole (1): Parkersburg. W. Va 279 Steinkraus. Robert Earnest (2); Brooklyn. N. Y 258 Stephan, Mary (4); Chagrin Falls 90,202,237 Stephens, John Harvey (3); Mechanicsburg 255 Starbenz, Pat Holmes (4); Cleveland Hts 62.202.264 Stevens, Nancy Elizabeth (3); Rochester, N. Y 245 Stevens, Shirley Ann (3); Cincinnati 62,82,227 Stever, Rex Hale (P.G.); Corpus Christi, Texas 202, 272 Stewart, Evelyn Jean (1); Canton 249 Stewart, Gordon Merritt (4); Dandee, III 202.272 Stewart. John Rolland (1): Saginaw. Mich 268 Stewart. Mrs. Maryanne Wright (P.G.): Delaware Stewart. Sylvia Kay (3); Westficld. N. J 237 Stewart. Walter William (3); Wheeling. W. Va. Still. Louise Gertrude (3): Sandusky 19.235 Stockwell. Rose Mary (2); Cleveland Hts 21.237 Stokes. Deane Hall (1): White Plains. N. Y 138. 264 Stone. Austin Craig (2): Washington. D. C 262 Stone. John Elmer (1): Montgomery, Ala 262 Stonehurner, Jane Ann (2); Mansfield 19,97,244 Storcr, C, Kenneth (4); Linworth 62,202 Stoyanoff, Ed Mark (3); Lakewood Strachan, Gordon David (3): Monongahela, Pa „-?°° Strand, William Rayen (3); Poland 132, 140, 255 Strasburg, William E, (4); Berea 38, 105. 126, 166, 167. Strauch Howard Emil (4); Lakewood 167. 190. 202. 252, 268 Strecker. John Martin (3); Marietta ' S?2 Streip. Doris Helen (1): Sherwood A,VnVoio Strickling, Joanne Lucille (1): Cleveland Hts 97,101.249 Strother, Elizabeth Ann (1): Beaver, Pa 249 Stuart, Caroline Cynthia (2); Lakewood Vn oS Stuntz, Jane Alice (2): Nashville, Tenn ;!?.■ PA Sturrock, Mary Jean (4); East Cleveland 202,244 Sullivan, Louis Dean (2): Warren V.W l l Sunderlin, J. Harold (1): South Bend, Ind li ' ?a Sutton, Jane Ann (2); Mansfield .100,245 Swank, Rod William (3); Mansfield 18,132,255 Swanner, Nancy Louise (2); Youngstown 221 Swanson, Elliot Livingston (1): Jamestown, N. Y 257 Swartz( Alberta Louise (4); Delaware 90,178 Swetland, Arthur Earl (3); Erie, Pj. Swigcr, William McKenzie (4); Delaware Swink, Martha Ann (4): Marion 167,202,239 Sword. Carl Richard (4); Piqua 202.274 Sykes. Cynthia Dianne (4); West Richfield 82,202,239 Sykes, Sara Dee (4): West Richfield 202,218,239 Taber. Jay Carlisle (3); Walworth, N. Y 252,262 Takata, Shiqui (Spec); Hiroshima-ken. Japan 163, 282, 283 Takushi, Kenneth (1); Honolulu, T. H 100,282,283 Talley. Virginia Lee (4): Delaware 126,202,241 Taylor, Alva Williams (2); Gallon 282,283 Taylor, Norma Evelyn (3): Kenmore, N. Y 241 Taylor. Richard Roy (1): Yellow Springs 256 Taylor. Thomas Gordon (2): Smithfield 179.260 Taylor. Thomas John (2); Delaware Taylor. William Albert (1): Marion Teller, John Paul (4): Lakewood 49,202,257 Temple, Dean H. (4); Poughkcepsie, N. Y 202.279 Thaler. Donald Murray (2): Painesville 255 Thayer. Raymond M, (1); Saginaw. Mich 268 Theis. Allen Dietrich (4): Lakewood 202.264 Theurer, Eleanor Jane (2); Hamilton 231 Thomas, Arnold Robert (3): Akron 101,264 Thomas, Betty Blanche (1); Chariestown, W. Va 249 Thomas, Edwin Richard (2); Mansfield 122,268 Thomas, Harriette Ruth (2): Cambridge 82,107,179,223 Thomas, John Moore (4); Ben Avon Hts.. Pa 264 Thomas. Margaret Elizabeth (4); Delaware 49. 82. 107. 202. 244 Thomas. Richard Roberts (4): Marengo 266 Thomas. Vernon Earl (3): Ellsworth. Wis 141.260 Thomas. Vernon Hart (2): Delaware 257 Thompson. Helen Marie (3): Larchmont. N. Y 221 Thompson. Lawrence Herbert (1); San Francisco. Calif 258 Thompson, Marcia Leslie (1); Kenmore, N. Y 100.229.249 Thompson. Marian Mateer (2): Kittanning. Pa 95. 97. 100, 223 Thompson, Thomas (1): Detroit, Mich 270 Thompson, Wallace Raymond (3): Cleveland Hts 140, 274 Thomson, Leiand Rease (3): Avon, N. Y. Thomson. Mary Ellen (3); Dearborn. Mich. Thurston. David Luther (1); Ashley 282.283 Tice. Richard Campbell (1): Columbus 138.270 Tiedemann. Herbert Allen (2): Neptune, N. J 258 Tiffin. James Bruce (2): Hilliston. Mass 272 Timmons, Frank Edwards (2); Montcla ' r. N, J 272 Timmons, Richard Palmer (4); Upper Montcla:r, N. J 18, 202, 272 Timmons. Robert Baird (4): Upper Montclair. N. J 202. 272 Tippet, Richard William 4): Ansonia, Conn 202,274 Tippett, Laura Ruth (2): Delaware 245 Torke, Arnold Carl (1); East Aurora, N. Y. Torrance, Thomas Arvin (3); Marion 270 Tostlebe, Marcia Luanne (2); Wooster 229 Towne. 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Y 122,270 Zeigler, Barbara Jane (2); Huntington, Ind 225 Zentmeyer, Alfred James (1): Mooseheart. Ill 270 Zentmeyer, Robert Aloysius (3): Mooseheart. Ill 270 Zerbe. Jean Marie (3): Bethesda, Maryland 245 Zicglcr. Mary (1); Cleveland Hts 100. 249 Zimmerman. Mary Wilda (3); Cincinnati 19. 90. 97. 176. 227 Zook, William (4): Columbus 178.204.276 Zwinggi. Patricia Ann (4); Pittsburgh. Pa 82.204.233 320 le Biiou 1950 le Bijou 1950 le Bij« 1950 le Bijou 1950 le Bijou 1950