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Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

 - Class of 1936

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Iv V I -Vw' .,' III -,I .Q 1: . 1 , I- I Il I I ' II, III U , IJ, I V j,YIVR,gV I. .III '- x V. , V X. . - V V- I I I Infuglf-. VIIf f,I,'-'I-51 uh -I I . , I I I V .' N . w' . VVC .V ' ' . 2 V ' N u ' l A , K A 'V ' C ' 1 Q, . ' Vw I 1 x ' '41 .av ' . V :V Mk V. wwf-V V V. .I 5 1 l O ff NW V V FOREWORD uring the eighteenth ano nineteenth centuries many thousanos of Germans came to Pennsyl: vania nvhere they founo refuge from the fetters of religious ano political persecution. These people ano their oescenoants have ever playeo a vital part in Pennsylvania history. On the Campus uve fino stuoents coming from tolvns bearing such German names as Manheim, Moravia, Oberlin, Strasburg, Lititz, Saronburg, Berlin ano Ham., burg. Fi comparison of early Trans:7itlantic vessel passenger lists rvith a Stuoent:Faculty Directory shorvs that they have much in common. Both carry names like Bachman, Bechtel, Cressman, Hetzel, Koehler ano Lang. Since me feel that a more fitting theme can not he founo me have attempteo to portray this, our Senior Year, lvith a Pennsylvania German motif. f l l X l R l P E oEolcAfloN , ,Q5 V,-,Q Ziz j rior to the turn of the century Fi. Horvry Espen: shaoe began his rvork on this campus. Since Vn'q' his arrival he has serveo in many capacities, Heab of the Preparatory Department, Registrar, ano Heab of the Department of English Composition. In the latter post he has gathtreo greatest esteem. This vital sector of the school has been an example of pleasant coorbi: nation anb successful result. He has rvritten several textbooks in English Composition ano is author of Pennsylvania Place Names. .... A. We, the staff of the 1936 LaVie, oeoicate this book to Fi. Horvry Espenshaoe, nvho me feel has been a keystone in Penn State progress ano a frieno to all rvho have knorvn him. . . . firm., -cv, .V w ,f .. f ' - , 1 ft f M ff. c .. P xiii if N' fl 'WL 'T!,L,f' ,f fl. JV 1 ,jf I ut.. ' Inf 'im ml be if 1 1 , ll : I X , r Av xg , J . . , , ., , I gl Hy! gh' George H. Earle, III Govcrnor of thc Stats of Pl2l1l193YlL1fll1i3 THE BOOKS THE COLLEGE THE ACTIVITIES THE ORGHNIZHTIONS THE cLAssEsE THE ATHLETICS V . gf '2g'S52f:lr-L5 . ' 221348-.43 'V - . , ai zhe Gollcgc I 7-K D M I N I S T R FI T I O N J. Franklin Shielbe Prceibcnt Boarb of Trustees Ralph Dorn Hetzel Prceibcnt of College Boarb of Trustees GFORGE H. EARLE, III - Governor of the Commonwealth Harrisburg RAI PH D. HETZEL - - President of the College - - State College LFSTI-:R K. ADE - - Superintendent of Public Instruction Harrisburg I HANSELI. FRENCI-I - - Secretary of A gricutltnre - APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR Hannah McK. Lyons, Lincoln University, Pa. P. J. Denman, Bradford, Pa. D. Glenn Moore, Washington, Pa. J. Hale Steinman, Lancaster, Pa. Frederick A. Heim, Williamsport, Pa. ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION William L. Affelder, Pittsburgh, Pa. Boyd A. Musser, Scranton, Pa. James G. White, New York City J. H. M. Andrews, Philadelphia, Pa. George H. Deike, Pittsburgh, Pa. John T. Harris, Harrisburg, Pa. James L. Hamill, Columbus, Ohio James Milholland, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. Franklin Shields, Philadelphia, Pa. ELECTED BY DELEGATES FROM SOCIETIES John G. Benedict, Waynesboro, Pa. Ernest J. Poole, Reading, Pa. Chester J. Tyson, Gardners, Pa. Frank P. Willits, Ward, Pa. E. S. Bayard, Pittsburgh, Pa. John C. Cosgrove, Johnstown, Pa. Robert R. Lewis, Coudersport, Pa. Edwin W. Nick, Erie, Pa. Henry D. Brown, Williamsport, Pa. Furman H. Gyger, Kimherton, Pa. Vance C. McCormick, Harrisburg, Pa George W. Slocum, Milton, Pa. OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. FRANKLIN SHIELDS ------ President JAMES G. WHITE - - Vice President RALPH D. HETZEL - Secretary WILLIAM G. Munroarr Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Messrs. Andrews, Bayard, Brown, Cosgrove, McCormick, Shields, and Tyson Page Twenty-four I 0- ,, tv ihp et 1 mg t If in -4 1. 4 It IL , .5 tt he I ,fr ,X 'CI g. :II .1 .eg LM Y, ty Iv i I I I Fm. I f all ,Ill fjltt I W I. III I I I f I I ' I I 'tl NJ Ili! I , t I' XI rf g I I I lg. I I I ft I LITI I. vi I I III 'x .-v xx K I The College Fiominietration RALPH D. I'll+I'l'ZliL, LL.D. - President ASSISTANTS TO THE PRESIDENT ADRIAN O. MORSE, M.A., Executive Secretary: in Charge ol Resident Instruction. V School of Agricu.llu.re: Ralph L. Watts, D.Agr., D.Sc., School of Chemistry and Physics: Frank C. Whitmore J. Onvts Kamen, M.S., in Charge of Extension. SAMUEL K. I-IosTi:1'Ti:lt, in Charge of Business and Finance MAIKY T. NITZKY, Secretary to the President. THE ACADEMIC DIVISIONS School of Mineral lnrlltstries: Edward Steidle, B.S., Dean. E.M., Dean. School of Physical EIIIICIIITOIIV and Alhlelics: llngo PII .P I .I Ph.D., Dean. School of Education: Will C. Chambers, Litt.D., D.Sc., Bezdek, B.S., Director. The Grarluatc School: Frank D. Kern, Ph.D., Sc.D., Dean. Dean. School of En.gin.cering: Robert. L. SHCICCII, B.S., C.E., llcparrmcnl of Military Science and Tactics: Colonel Dean. Russell V. Venahle, U. S. A., Commandant. School of the Liberal Arts: Charles W. Stoddart, Ph.D., The Smnmer Sessions: Will G. Chamhers, Litt.IJ., Sc.D., Dean. Director. THE COUNCIL OF .AIJIVIINIS'I'RA'I'lON 'I' he Presiclcntg the Deans of the Undergraduate Schoolsg the Dean of the Graduate Schoolg the Director of the School of Physical Education and Athleticsg the Dean of Meng the Dean of Womeng the Assistants to the Presidentg and Secretary, the Registrar. OFFICE OF TI-IE REGISTRAR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION William S- HOIIIYIHI1, M- S-' ' ' ' Registrar Samuel K. Hostetter, Assistant to the President, in Carl E. Marquardt, Ph.D. - - College Examiner Charge of Business and Finance C V. D. B' . , M.A. S h d I' Officer , yms lsqey C e H mg Stanley B. Maddox, B.A. - Administrative Assistant OFFICE OF TI-IE DEAN OF MEN Walter -I- Mills, B.C.S. - - Executive Accountant. Arthur R. Warnock, B.A. - - Dean of Men William G- Mlll'I0rfl - - Treasurer George W. Ebert, Superintendent of Grounds and Build- OFFICE OF TI-IE DEAN OF WOMEN ings Charlotte E. Ray, M.A. - - Dean of Women THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THE COLLEGIL LIBRARY Edward K. Ilibshman, B.S. - Executive Secretary Willard P. Lewis, M.A., BLS. - v Librarian THE ATHL . ' . THE DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INFORMATION N I M FI mm AQSOCIATION V' . ' , B.S., ' Walter F. Dantzscher, B.A., Director - College Editor el emmg Graduate Manager of Athletics THE I-IEALTII SERVICE THE PENN STATE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION -Igsgph P, Rigenour, M,D, . . - Director Harry W. Seamuns, M.A. - - General Secretary Page Twenty-five W. 5. lloi-'min . . I I' ltlmioim 'l ill . 4. Q ri K l NMA! x,,l V5-N? Y., .l 2 4 Registrar ' Wn.l.lAM lf. Ilol-'FMAN - - - Registrar . l i 1.1, ..: N, U Q Du. C. Ii. lVlAItQlIAHIl'l' - - College Examiner f N C. V. D. lilssl-:Y - Slfllldlllllillfg Omccr ' 2? ' 1 This division of the College administration is headed by Registrar William Hoffman. It has complete charge of the registration ol' students for hoth semesters of the year. Through this department come all applications for en- trance. The student directory, a valuable list of the addresses and home residences oi' all enrolled students, is published in the first semester of each school year. Time tables scheduling all classes taught in the current semester are issued by this ollice. The catalog of all courses given in the College is also issued through its stall. l'w4-nl y-sw Rc-gislrar's Omer-s u is , . l l its li it 1 ,L ifttwfil has L X tw- ll it il 5 ' ll ,r gt t X. ' N ella it Q -.',1.,:Jt1 ,W ,., V X: Qt A sl Wm. ll M li 1 L it ll . ilf-Ja fi 1 N it lf ypfllttw i,i..,r ., ll li ,Q il .' ll il 1 W il l X. it l in J i 'Y' I li . i I5 X, 1, tn l I 1 tiff? VT fa Q ' 1 i is yvvyl . W' N ffm' x . L, l I ill i i i i Im, ALUMNI ISXECUTIVE BOARD X? ' N uf I I ,I I I I I I I I I . fig I Alumni Association l lI if lI P V-I X.. ' MILES HoIIs'I', '14, Palmyra - 7 1 ' WILLIS McKI-1I:,'92, Cleveland, O. - Prvsillcnl Vice Presirlent IHNXI K I I7 'Dwi l'lUGl'l M. CLAlIKlc,'03, Lancaster Vice Pl'csirlz-nl ll l f 'll JULIA G. BIIILL, '21, Stale College Vice l,I'l'Sf1lt'lll llff il I Il I. G. G. FOIRSTI-1ll,,0l - - - PIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII 5 li ,E J. T. RYAN,,08 - - Pillslmrgll l I I , 1 J. E. WA'I'SON,,11 Grccnslmrg l 0 F. P. WlI2AVlI1lI,'14I - - Slate College lbflf, Mus. E'I'III-:L C. Sl'AIlKS,,l6 - ltidgowoml, N. J. Mums Hmm 1 D. M. CIIIasswIcI.L,'18 - - llurrislmrg I' 751 E. T. GIIAIVILI-:Y,'19 - Lewistown 1 .Il A E. K. 'HIIISIIIVIAN - Sw-rvlary lf I ,f , I 'ff lil , X fa 1 . . . 1' Ig The Alumm ASSOC1k1t10H serves as a Contact between l Inf ITT l . I . . . Alumm and the College. The OI'gklIllZ21llOI1 superwses the program for Alumni Day in October and in June. V, lg I EQ The Alumni News is a monthly publication. It contains I T I . . . t ll f news of Interest about the campus uffalrs and d0llIgS ol the ll l Fl I i X? ill graduzttes. l ,lihf I J' X K. lllllSIIMA'V I lf P1 Ig E I-in-rf if ln l I , I 3 l .f I, I 11 'H ,I l l l I I i 'mfg l I f'7'l If . I X . l , ,fl I ,H , T QQIYI. 5 l I-3-I, I QI 'I'I ll I I I I I ,if .IW ' Alumni Ollicc jllllv I , l Page Twvnly si Il xi I Au' I! I l Page Twenty-eight R. R. Warnock Dean of Men , w f 1 xx- Jn! l . w' U lalzx J le .'s,,,J 'f A .421 M 1 1 VV X f'-' -'11 .. f, 'S l KVM? X, ' . U. n mx . xr 1: I X , wxkgy ' m '. ay H411 H V 1 H H ' N rv! 'TN i li ' gf M fx W J HS! MH Q 11'--. Pm H E! ,N W. ,N , H 5 V N J -, Z1 ' 7 S f ,tin El ll U 13 ve mi il s f .4,'f -T5 P4 .I U L 5: li ! Q12 IN W? li . - , 1 VX' X 12 !1 ' 55- HV 'L 'r A, 'Q 'xrlm W ii :E 1' ffffxfm V 1' Charlotte E. Ray Dean of Womcn w-1......i R. I.. W .II'r'rs Dean AA Agriculture S. Mn-Ihnvoll S. XV. I IL-tvllcr ll. A. IIIIII-In-r I . 1'. Wunvor Il. If. Ulllsiluzuluu wXI'0llNI0lI IIu1'tIIIlIIl.lII'e Iiloclu-mistry Au. Iwuxmnxxiws Au. Iingiueerlng I . IJ. Gnrnllmr I . L. III-nlley III. II. II'm-In-fe I+'. IL KI-rn C. F. Noll .Xgronmny Anhnul .Inimnl Iiulnuy Flnrm Sum. Iinnlmmlry Slrlzritluu J. A. l I'I'L!IlI40ll II. F. Iirmmic-I II, II. l'IlI'IiIIINllII A. A. Iinrluml IC. II. Iluslxum lfurn-ulry I'unIlry l:lII':Il I-III. Imlry Zoology IIIININIIIIIFY IllINIlllIlIII'j' F. Page Tllirly II. w'III'I'NIOIII-1 Umm Chemietr anb Physics H. U. l'IIxltullI-u II, 1'ry4II-I' VIII-Iusixtry Ulu-lllln-:II IIIIIIJ. IIT- V. IIIIVON W. Il. Hum 0. lv, Smith I IIYNIWII IIIIOIIIINIIZI' I'IlA'sIvN Assin-Ilunt IM-nn 4 II II II II H I II I I I I f'I'IrS'J II ' I '15 , A I I II I' 'lll I II I' III 71' II JI mx? fmt II In . II ' II III I , , I ' I Il ,III ' I II' XI II II I' I 'I II -,XII . 'will IIIIQXIW II v -mv 5 IA! ily I ,I I X I I I I I 1II I 5 'I ,R A M I YIIITIMI If IIN' gr 1, I I II II II II. 'wx In II X - II If' II I ,riltaII M I I I I Ixx. I I I Qi I II 'III' II I 4-'Q I II III I5-I I II Ebucation II. V. Moore W Gum G. R. Grcnn Psylglmlngy Nnturc Erl. , ,V li 4 '..fz'V.,- ,, 1 35: ' , Q' mg Q., ' . . Wx. . Av' 'I W ll. . ' t Music N F. T. Struck IC. P. Chu:-0 A. S. Hnrrull Inrluutrlnl Ed, Horne IG1'uxmnlh'S Illfl. Iflxfw-xlslon Engineering W. C. CHA MBIQRS Dean E. D. XVn1k0r P. L. Kinsloe F. E. llnllingor II. A. Evorm-H CIvilEu1:. l4llw'l'1'im1I Eng. lnflusirlnl Eng. Mvvlmnln-ul ling. P. E. Brenumnn F. G. IIl'I'llll'I' J. 0. K1-Ilvr J. Il. Ha-lmo Mm-lumix-s Idxpcrlnmnt Station Exif-nsinn Al'4'lli1I'1'flll'l' R. L. SAcKl4:'r'r Dean Page Thirly-one lin C. W. STODDANT Liberal Rrte ll. E. D4-:mlm-r P. W. Hmwk A. II. l'IHm-xmlxsulv l'lnsui4-nl LIIIIIIIIIILIUN I-h'o1mlnIvx Idxnzllsll Crnllllmuiilnll V :ig r , F . -1 A Q' K, W M -, 4 , M: 5 V A v W. S. llyx- I.. V. 'l'. Shnnums .lnmh 'l'nm.:n-r I-'. t'. Iinmu r ulish l.il4-rnturo lim-rmun l'nlIth'ul S4-ls-In-v .lonrnullx-un Dcrm hm.......- Iinwmm S1'1c1nL11: Page Thirty-Qwo Dum l-'. W. Om-me ll. W. Grunt N. K. llunkls- I . M. Imlh XIIlHll'lllIIfIl'N Mmelv l'I1ilmm1ul:y llmllzllwv IIIIIIHIIIILZPN Mineral lnbustriee v fr QL Xhlnru X lux u Inn 1 Inllu 1.x qrum lu hmm WY-f 1. II . Il. .mlm lflxlum-dun th-ulngy, l'1-trolq-mn, Gus Mining: Nnrilnrup lf. A. lhmim- W, ll, f1l,,.q,,,.V r w w x 'I . fx . V! x' ' ,MHA .KI ly W- . UN ,f I f , fu Q I' N ff N, ...Q T fr, ' I Qflfj X, irzqr .1 y XR N. . xg , ' Q . k.V -L! , I I 1 :rx ' -YA 'W 5' SJ li E1 l Ff- 111 .bw- L .E 'Y . .X v xx N I K 1 ' W vine? it '-Xl Vx .i x , , 43 f. 1 I - fi wx L .1 if A, JM: il rf r i. ,Q V 11 2, w '13 .3 D, L, A .. 1 11 N 1 11 1 11 1 111 11 '! , 11 4, 511 'fl 1 1 fn , 1 ,. 1, 1 111 , X X 1 . xl, 11 1 J 11 1 11 11 J' 1f41 ' '11 1 if 1 1 1 1 1' 1 ' ' 1, '- . ., 1112j1'1'l-1? 11 .', .1 -4, 11'-, ,111 11 1 11 11 ,1 11 .1 11 1 A 1 1.1 . 1 11, ' 1 11 11 ' - 11 11 ' 1 ' 11 511, I, 11 11 ' ,T1 1 11 1... 1. 1111 11.1. M1 1 11 1 11 ,S 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 1 f - 1 1111.11 11 I, 1? 1 1 A 1 11 'pmt 1 11 '1 1 1 1 1, W1 1 11 lf 1 ' 11 ' 51 11 ' 1: 11 21 11 1' 11 , 1 1 1 f 11 1101 1 1 11 , 1 1 1,' '1 1 1. 1 .11 1 7 Q 1 1 '1 1 1 1 '2 1 1 1,f Mfr 11 1' 1 1 11 l'.f 41. 1f.1'11lj11 RI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .fi 11 11 ' fn 1 1 1 1 FH-fl 1 K? 1111 1-.. 111 11 11 111,11 1 11 Physical Ebucation Mnrle Hnidt XV. 0. 'Pllompson II. C. Smith E. C. Ilisvhofl' N. S. Wnlko Music G . NV. IIcnnln1.:s-r l. 0. Grunt E. C. DIIVIR H1160 Blazm-:K Director Hnnnnvl Flnhlmrn Willa Wllllnmmcc I.. 1 I R. W. CHAN1' I,il'l'f'l0I' Pugv 'l'l1irIy-Il11'uc I v F. D. KHIIN Dean Grabuatc School XV. S. Dye G. C. Clmnrllcc II. A. Ev:-rf-tt D. I . Mm-Ifurlund I . II. Kaos Militar Science anb Tactics 1 w f 3 c . V. L. .Inman fl. M. Mnvllullln Il. W. Ilorntrueger Cor.. R. V. VENABLE Page Thirty-four Cnmmandant M. S. Kerr L. E. Miclcnz L. ll. XVnnhlmurnc ' fi! , 7 X - , ' 1 54 ' 5 -lu , K, R. C. G. Nemo R. S. Oxricder A. F. Bowen C, S, Illtchel I 1 N gl ,N . Q f lc W. ,NA,,,Q3j W .a ' il I , .1 fp, V, V ff' Km f . . . wc f c . . 4 g 1 UQ: V .RN E . U K ,N w V X. li I N , .1 I -Raw ,lg EV , 1 I1 Q igw .Q 2c ,x,3 W fl .-1. U '11 X Hb-w ' N if af ll H :Q xx lj ef: .c if ' . gil M flsinwl HX '.3 ' N Y J il J Ir Km .V h 4 fi VF' ii lg ,' F N FQ if is ' L' 4 . In c ii ',. . ww z ' 115. ' ax' 'f c X -.X E f S ' I ' Public Information ,.1 fi MQ, , 1 I , in . i h , L TQJT , w. 1-'. Goonl 11. R. mn-y Generul News Spurts Editor 51:44 X',fifi 4 W. F. DANTzsr:ul-:R ' ' Director W I QL4. fvl Y-ll Vai, if fiie ci, -if 1. 1-Ai ,fi f f r Library A ,M Q ,H I. 1 P 'err ' I r H i .M Q. W 1 3' , 3' ' ' N gf,, ,ff, I fb- lx - 1, 1: i ,li ' 23 Glndys Crnmner Beverly Ruflin Kntherine Stokes Katherine Dwyre Q ii M li , Il, 1 1 1 2? Uk',z'f'f 2 -' - IK '. , H il - ,. WII.I.Al!D P. LEWIS A , 'H j Lzbrarmn L W! if AE if g' Ellznheth Frenr A. Eliznbeth Benl Lucille Jncksnn Margaret Zcrhoy 'fl' 1 A -fl X rl, V ' 6 q 1, Page Thirty-five 'JF .' 1 it ,- r qv R i m4OG Z7-1' HZmZ II. Merrill tt, l J. Ihuccs Pnorrr l'l'c.91'1lel1L Rfxwn 'l'. Iuwtx Svcremry Stubent Council OFFICERS .I. Bntccs Pm1t'r'r - - l'rcsirlcnl R. 'I'. 'IltwlN Secretary NIIEIIVIIIERS Seniors W. Bellano 'I'. Irwin W. C. Nlohnkcrn N. R. Cressman E. IVI. Donthelt . B. Kestcr R. W. Kohler .I. B. Pruitt .I. G. Renaldo 'I'. W. Euglcshuni Lektrich Ii. II. Rumlcr II. B. I'Il'lHIOI'!40ll. I . Laucius J. P. Swift .llminrs .I. II. Calvin ff. J. CIllfI'llllllUIO C. W. Iluincs L. M. Poorhuuglt J. F. Smith JI-1,4 15 ' r 1 fy IJ. II. Newcomb Sophomores I . C. Edgerton P. I3. Ilshhuch D. R. Grundy, Jr. R. A. J. Filer F. L- Young. Jr. R. H. Eschhach The Student Council includes members of the three upper classes, elected by general student election according to classes and schools, excepting those serving in the capacity of ex-ofhcio members. The group has charge of creating and regulating all customs and traditions of the College. The Council can he re- ferred to as the legislative hody of Student Government. In I, I +5 I. I It .K ,. pg ' 'X fx 1 I fx ' mf-J is ,VII I I Ig' All -V 1 .WJ I . .J ' ' 1 . ,V . .A ' , 'IX l':S, v.'J V ,, 5-hifi: ,Ji ull: 'Ha I I I y'- R I I 7' x f'- it I II I ,. it ii IE ynwi-.tmly Young: Poorlmuuh tmly-in yl,.,.,.Ht Hmm, Kumm. V N1 I. ,I Q . ,I Film' H, 4 'I I5'qw.H ltnmler ' tlnlnvs In-llaino l'I4Ig.:n-rtmi Ulu-rnmlolo I'IIIl.fIx:IIllIll7Il Xi noutlv' - 1 l.nnvms I'ruItI Irwin 'I.m-ktx'h-It t'rt-ssinnn I it , . QP, fi . . I Eglin fre llurty-mgllt Ii 1' 1' x - . ig it 'I 4- it I II X, 4. lf lt, ' 1 1 f V x 7 Vx I, fi,-ffx .iffy I JJ , if' fd ,RQ gba' vi -t l N. R. Cru-ssnian Stubent Boarb - ICA'-Ujlirio M li M B ISHS Seniors li. M. Doutbclt .l. li. Pl'lIIll, l H. B. llcndcrson I1 Juniurs M C. NV. llaincs l.. Linton x, -f Q t Soplmnmrc 'l' lgllllmf limlll I' K ll' I LIIIIIIYIIIIII. 2 3 F. .. Y nngl, .lr. ' In n l Y 7 The Student Board consists of the president ol' the senior class and two senior members, who are elected by tbe Student Coun- t t cilg the president of the junior class and one junior member, lt ' - -. . . T it y elected by the Student Council, and the president ol the sopho- r.':f - - 1 . I' Mig, more class. The Dean of Men and tbe editor of tbe Collegian. - ' ' are included as CX-OlllCl0 members. The purpose of Student Board is to act as a mediating group between tbe College administration and tbe Student Council. p, The Board also acts as an adviser ol' student government organi- f if , p Ztlll0llS. It bolds meetings twice weekly to discuss tlic preced- gqif. ing matters mentioned. N- R- C 55 mN j' W II. Sccrclary ' M.-i , A it s j.,.fQ E, ri 'J' QI it i rl. till? milf.-Tvif fpj' ' 'flj ff at . ,l ll 3 . ' l 'l 1'N Ynum: Linton 1 5, N Iionttn-tt l'l't'HNllHIlI l'ruttt, Wnrmwli Lektrh-lx M- .x '-,Cdl m . I l ' .if 2. , , i IagnThiiIy1nnc W. I J. Iii-:n'1'or.m l'1-vsifl cnt CHI-I'I'IIIII'IN Du-:nl Svcrfrlary Stubent Union W. III-:B, IIl':n'l'ol.l':'l i'l': - - - l'1'vsi1lm:t C. ll. Ill:-lm. - Si-cralnry MIQIVIIIERS A. I . Turner M. li. Spring:-r W. II. Skirlrle .I. P. Swift C. ll. Salt W. C. Nlohnkorn .I. Ii. Pruitt Il. II. II1-mlerson II. L. Shunlhacll Frank 0'IIora C. M. Ilackur EX-0l I IClO A. R. Warnock N. M. l l1-ming.: lllIIllIIN'l 'Fislilxurn C. If. Ray C. I.. Donovan This organization has as its purpose the stimulation of a co- operative spirit among the extra-curricular group on the campus. Through its activities, it fosters and perpetuates the Penn State Spirit. It handles projects which are too wide in scope for in- dividual or committee activity. The Board is made up of rep- resentatives from each undergraduate activity. The following groups comprise the Student Union: Women's Student Govern- ment Association, Womeii's .Athletic Association, Penn State Christian Association, Penn State Club, Music and Drarnatics, Iriterfraternity Council, Panhellenic Council, .Athletic Associa- tion, Puhlications, Honorary Fraternities, and the Interclass Finance Committee. U' I torn Skirlulo Slmxnlmvh Salt Molmki-rn llIH'IU'l' Swift Diehl ltr-rtnls-tte il'llI'lH'l A Sprimri-r 1 Fo rl y all ,X J , it .1 H ' I N L, Alf. x 4, ,.. I I1-. I I 1 Il off I .N 1 1 5 'iii .C I1 X 1 i r 11 1 4 . .' - .ir 3' 1 ' . f 11 1 r 1? ti V Q A 51, It 1- V' A ffl' X ii 1 .1 1Q Ti i 11-ff. 1 t I lil ti if '3 illijfi lf .K ., .M QI1 Q41 1 1. Ei 1 ' if f 1. fl it i . .E 31 .1 11 ., ',' ii ,1 QV? ft fy iii 1 1' 1 11 1 -11 1, ti 1 1l 1 I1 11 fl i .1 ' 1 1 11 if' 'ii 13 1,151 i' X111 :ic .-vi 1 1 1 1 11 it .1 . 1 11 I F i 11,-f 111' 1 307' ifii 1,-'NH 1 1 1 1 1 sl ,f ii in 11 15 lift' - 1 f 1 ,. 1 if 1 11 1 t it 1 it 1 f', 1 'ffl i ii , , 1 11 ' ' .r i il il 1 t 1 lnterclaee Finance Committee Seniors W. D. B1-rlolt-llv, llliuirniun .I. L. Smith .,llIlilIl'S t i I . A. Oslvrluml li. IC, Murini SUfJ,lUIll0l'l'S .l. I.. Slvvm-iisovl .l. Q. ixit'iiiIIl'l' l l'4'sl1l111'r1. J. U. l':iIric:k ll. S. li1ll'l'i!40!l The four classes of the undergretduarte hudy are represented in this group. The Cilitil'IIlilll of the committee is the individual who is the representative of the senior class and who held the office of junior class treasurer the preceding your. The presi- dents of' the four classes comprise the ex-otiieio memliership. Its duties are the handling of uit ciuss finances such us the class dance budgets, class dues, and the distribution ol' surplus money. It acts on all ciuss fillulicieii ll'illlSilCli0ItS in no-operulimi with the gl'ittillill6 treasurer. W. D. Bi-:1:'i'or.1-:'l i'ls f.'liuirm un. J. I.. SNIl'l'll Tlwlxurcr Sl.K't'1!llr-toll A Osh-rtuml Murini Smith Flunitnu ttui'l,ntn-ltv Nlvtflurr- Page Forty-one Stubent Tribunal 1 . L Lili Y 1 x,'r,.H It lN1lCll'llll'IRS Q W' , ' Seniors , 0 ' Ky E. M. Donlhclt J. li. Luncius J 5' f P. J. livuns .l. ll. l,l'lllll. - in I Juniors .l. ll. Calvin D. ll. Newcomb Soplmnmrc Lwoon D0lI'l'lIIC'I l' F I Ymmn .V i Presivlrent I U P' , x 1 :' X . it I'nn.n' C. Evfms Swrrvlrlry The Student Tribunal, composed ol' three seniors and two juniors elected by Student Council and the presidents of the se- nior and sophomore classes, is the judiciary branch of the Stu- dent Government system. All violations and infringements of customs by students are reported to this body, which is directed to pass judgment on the ollenders. Young Nr-wroinh l Hill' lloutlu-II. lAlllt'llIN '73 X41 1 Forty-Iwo W , ,Q , t 4 .f. ,XX 1, . '1 'M v t AQ.. 'K bn .xl rt . 11.5 I i Yi h l 1 t it I . W, .lg R: 1 X ffxqq' . Stubent Council 0l l IlIlillS SAIVIIJI-Ll, IV. SIMMONS - - Prv.wi1lvnl Mfxxwi-11.1. SlVll'l'll CllAlll.I4lS M. Ricii Ki-:rrn B. llmn: - Viva l'r'vxl'alrliI - - Smrrclrlry Tl'l'llSIll'l?I' MICMBICRS Seniors Wllllsiin ti. llnlclorslon llurohl W. Grnlnun Joseph linilol liolwrt lhonlvr John lil. Siillcr Sain l . Sinnnons Maxwell Smith lflwslvr J. Tyson llonuld Ii. Wolll' Robert. li. llowur Doris Jones Wllllnm ll. ltls-yor l.t-roy Milli-r lfrcrl S. Nii.-:luting.'::nlc t'I1:lrlus W. Northrop l'Zclw:ml .l. l'o1lohl Keith ll. lllnir Ilcrhcrt W. llrown lflvurn-tt Curry Sidney l ricnil llnln-rt lfringxs Wnlh-r llnhlcr Juniors lflugcnc llzuls l.:iurn K. l.o1lg:o Gcorgc RllN0lllJL'l'lI0l' Morris S. llnntzingzor Jzunos ll. Mvl nrlnnml Wilhur llnnk .lohn NV. Mcorlur lmvill Moyer Loo l'0lll'llllllLfll Cllzirlus M. llivk Sidney l,. J:lll'c Anne Johnston Alhvrl Klork Luther S. Singzluy liolnsrl. IC. Slorrolli Jonnthaln W. While, Jr. Supl: omorus William llonml lfrccl l'14lg:L-rton Clnronuc Trotter Ku-rinil. Wilson llnyniond II1-nry Mnrllm. IC. Ovorholts Gurlillul Shun' The Agricultural Student Council, composed of the presidents ol' all agricultural groups and representatives ol' the various classes, is the ollicial llllillllllll for the expression ol' student opin- ion und class government. S. F. SIMMONS l'r1'si1lc11.t . , .' Z- 3 'TQ ,' .' ' ' , ' o' . 'l'ln'ou0fh its efforts 1 100311 t' s ' 't 's ' l ' 'l C' M' RWK . ,, . I cl iw, pn: 1 main .umm .unonn Mfwmry the sovorail oluhs and thc studcnl. hody. .3 .. A Q' l if 'V 43, , ..,. v- ,., . i N uw - n-w --v wx Ilosoliln-i'1.:i-r 'l'roI.t.i-r llnnrl Slnprloy l'lllll'llllllLfll li'rli-nil llllllllvl' llnnlu-I Mi-yor Whltu 1f'rin1:s llnus l'mh-lil Gmlnun lirown Shih-r 8 Sli-rrolt' lllllll1'l'Hl4lll Tyson lilllllvl' lVolIl' Rlillvl' lllllllllllllvl' Uri-rhollu Slllllll lllllll-flf Slnunons lllnlr llic-lc ' I Pu go I -ww Northrop .lnI1'n- lflclgi-rlon Johnston orly-lliri-1 1 A. FHANCIQS TIIIINIGR Prcsirlvnl Senate .lanel N. Beman, '36 A. Frances Turner, '36 Selena A. Wnmlerlicli, '36 Nl, May Dunuway, '37 Rnlll B. Evans, '37 Elizulwlll R. Oberlin, '37 ME lVl BERS Sl'Hfilll'S Cenerva C. Ziegler, '37 Amy F. lVlcClcllancl, '38 Georgia I-I. Powers, '38 llclen V. Anderson, '39 lVlarjoric F. Davies, '39 lm The Vifomen's Student Government Association, comprised of two elective bodies, the Senate and the House ol' Representatives, controls all the women students ol' the College. The two execu- tive bodies work together to create and maintain high standards among the women students. The Senate, the higher executive body, elects a judiciary com- mittee composed of class presidents and senators each month. This committee determines penalties for offenses and violations of rules, and the final decision is subject to the approval ol' the entire Senate. V v K 1 . lla .1 ' HK ill l is X 1 xl J . li l N A 'ws ,-.v' X 4 l His is ,i l l S 1 J E' 13 4 .1 I Al 'S 1 ' N .I ,V ' i I! Ti I Slam-:NA A. XVITNDIGIKLICII 1 fl Vx X Sccrelary ffm 1 QA' . Q: iz'-fn H it N 'i' 7N if 11 ii-'X '-tis l .i Ji 1 l ll ' ll ll li l i l. r la ll 'G' l . N ll 'N it , ' I 'fi I' 4 ,N ttfffii i ff 7- ' l ll l Dnvivs I EVIIIIS Powers Dllnnwny V Mr-Uh-llnntt Aiulvrsnn l '-X 0lHfl'llIl Zlvlrlt-1' ' Turner Wlllitlwllf-lu 154-mnn l ' ' VY l 1 'ff Page Iforl aftllll' ' ff' v V T'-f . ,vw M y r if WW dxf' 1 l lull i li Er 1 A5 ,q 'l ll I xl k'?1f'- 'f 1, .fi , 4, ' s I x . f , xx E i we xw 'bi iffigigw I l t -V l 1 . L ' i, . l lvili Q 1 'Q l it i ., f. t il W 1 Il J: It ,al .l .l il 'i , 1,1 . ff, ,ii 4 1 lilg 4 Il,1 'fir rl I ll X f V ! fifth. l' if 'fy .J il 1: li rv I Lhpx . -,Ili ,, fly il ll l lt iz li 'v it .J l, tl,-' QQ A it .,l i. t, l ' x House of Representatives ,lt-an lilockcr Mary Douglu-rty Lurol llanscn lflnnna ,l. llosnwr Florence Bflgllillll llcrlha Cohen llalia DuAngclis Alice Doggett Dorothy Downes Bessie lgoc MICM HIGHS Seniors lla-lly Jackson Antoinette 'Komzu Ruth Ktlltllllll' hliltlrcxl Olturson Juniors lim-ulricc Conford Cl'ClClll'H llallley Supli omorfr Louise Dilnpll l rusl1 Ill cn. Kalln-rinc Milli-r Edna Oren .lean Ronnlrco Irina Ackerman I Fil Mary .l. Roost' Aralwl Walter Virginia Wcevil llvrlha Vlfirl Bel t y Warfol Margaret Wentzcl Ccnevra Ziegler .lay Schubert Jeanne Sechrist Doris Spiegel Marjorie Witsil The House of Representatives is composed of the president of each women's dormitory and fraternity group. The speaker of this hotly is the vice president of the XVOYYICIYS Student Govern- ment Association. Functioning as a legislative group, the House supervises com- mittee appointments and elections of various women's activities during the year. All enactments made hy this hody are subject to approval hy the Senate. CHN I-:vim Z1 lf:oI.1-:n S pcakcr B1-:'r'rY Wmn-'1-QI. Sci-rvlnry l Dimngnlls Wltnil Ackerman Colson Soi-In-lst: KPIIIZIIFII Downes llnnn-:nn Hrltllltllll f time Sm-lnllwrt Wtrt. lllot-kr-r Doggett: Ilntlts-y Ztvtflor Wurfcl Rouse Wet-vil Page Forty-five w+ ihc fllctioities R E P RP EE SO EP NL TE 75 T I V E gifii' Reb O'Hora f1 'f 'lfnf .1 , 4E 21: f A ' 'L ,iw 251533 1' Vigj '-my ,. M22 C1 rr ' el wg vi- , WF QM ay , f'?'Q 1'? 'W e r QA 4 Dick Klltn Deanie Hoemer Bar Riley .lim Rrlnetrong 1 I Jules Vernik 'Uzff F E I E W Amelia Brooke E I .lack Light 1 1 Ama A VC -. w V51-M, f A 5,-N ' ,M H I, F E 5 Ruse Crieroell V 4 Bill Bertolette H A -j P W f r Willf KUIBBY E I ! K 1 I A1 1 4 wa . . wg Ruth Koehler .loc Swift I: I 4 .lim Smith Harry Henberson 1 i i ! I s W i 1 1 1 4 lr Betty Springer Ranby Creaeman L 1 1 K E E is A , ,, W 4, S K 'v , Briggs Pruitt Selena Wimberlich ,,pm0lF'w Joe Bielicki Kitty Wagner R .lack Howarth Evan Pollitt Bunny Heagney Pete Lektrich I Bill Miller we 'lf A W. 1 ' Q 1, 4 . gm., Q1 1.2 .fn ' in ala: 1 : :M M- N' Mae IM Wk ,, ,app Wsfil A , !' 2.',- 9. ff ' AF' - ' . ,af 2,-,, , 1. ,1- Q . L ,W A e . Y, X ' 'ukQii1:,L.l..L.,, .. 1 we WMV il , , ,fa-4 ,rs SWT -Kilim Bob Weber , . Aifl?ff 'Qi I - Ek, Q, VY 1 ,a L X . 11,1 k Q.. Y NX. 1 L es ' J 1 1 ,J vt ... ' S' X ax ' 'Va-iffy. ,. k.,, K, L1 ga.. . 5, TQ: ,, ' 'Ju 'sl Gretchen Diehl EPIA!! y P LI B L I C A T I O N S La ie Staff 1936 JAMES H. ARMSTRONG Editor WILLIAM S. MCKINNICY A:vm1.1A Bnooxs Business Manager Arr Eflimr RUTH E. KOICIILICII Managing Editor C. M. Svlnvnrtz J. E. Nnvhod J. A. Koehler J. F. Bnliu D. F. Hull JAN!-I W. FEIKNSLEII W. Il. Frfeum-If-In C. II. Cunnin1:lmm J. Il. Pruitt ll. D. Wllproos A. W. Cum- W0l,,yyl'3 Efljggr Page Sixty-six i f I! r wifi M' . l '. 1 . 4 , , 4 2 Q5 ' - 1 A' . YJ' K ,,f j i,gg u if , A 4 i . an K-1 fi'-5 .ji r .JK'v'lA eqf 'aff . Y Lflwl N I --14 N 14: . ' X: 3. ifj ,Mn 1 1, . ,- W r 'i fs H ., . 3. 1 ' Ni 1? D 29 fx ?g lx. pl' ef 1 H V , . ,ik 1 ! , . 5, W l!l,I M Q 1.r W 4 ii we ff Ll is an 5. EE Q.: Ls fr-PQI! 9: Y 1 Hu' H.. Ju M' . Lf? i . - . x 5 ' N1 ,.., 1 . 5 .J in v v W 'NNN n V fr' v .X--. am. T' I J. x. vw Ni. H+ 1 an fv 1 Y Q. L Y 'H .J. I I. AliIVIH'I'IlONG W. S. MUKINNI-:Y A. Blmoxs - R. Ii. Ko11:nl.lf:n C. M. ScmvAu'rz, Jn. J. E. NACHOD, Jn. - .J. W. Fl':nNsl.1':n D. F. IIULL W. B. Flzlallwsuli J. II. KOEIILEII C. II. CIJNNINGHAM J. F. Huis - J. B. PlllII'l l' - R. A. Wll.l.4:oos A. L. lic-rkm-lxilc A. M. Boyer M. JJ. Brullon J. Brcnncmun K. C. Brown J. A. Collins JC. G. Dcgling R. M. liinkcln A. W. CAS!-I - M ANAGINU BOARD ICIll'l'ORIAl. STAFF BUS! N ESS STAFF ART STA FF JUNIOR STAFF R. H. livzlns 'l'. li. llowc W. J.. Kzlnn, Jr. ll. IX. I1lIlll'IllgOl' JI. M. Nukus J. R. Pulin J UN ION AIVI' STA FF C. A. Downs M. R. GifTun - - lfclilor - lfllsillcss lJlIlIlll,2'l'l' - Art lfrlilar fllflllflgilzg lzllilnr Arlivilivs lfalimr - I'1l'fllt'l'llilit'S lfrlimr - H70IlI0Il'S lfrlilor - Iflusx lfrlilnr - !JIll.lm'll'r' lclliflll' - I'lmmgruplu'c Jlflnnagvr A.9si.sml1.t Plmlngl'r1phi1: fWllIl!ltL'l'l' Assislnnt Art Ezlimr Axsoviulc Ari Ellilur Associate Art Editor W. I.. l'1-lurson E. M. Hungllly M. A. Ringer R. J. Hyun li. li. SJlOJJ0llJNTl'g1'l' P. JJ. Slliring N. S. Towllsulltl M. G. Pease - Arlvisur mul Ari ffrilic JUNIOR BOARD Ilruwn Knnn llmvv Slllrlnl: Slmllvxllu-l'g'1-r IJIIXVIIH Uullinn Evans Lllilrlngw-r l'4'llNl' Pnlln Hyun 'l'owln4s-ml Ililnzm' Hli1'n-n PM 'PNOII ligmghly jg1u1U.1,. 15,-M1 Page Sixty-seven Penn State Collegian ' f '.i.. . f gs- wiv, .. EDITORIAL STAFF fin , ' F ' fI 'T1'fi'L II. B. IIICNDIQIISON, JR - Ezlitor ju? . . 'f?'2-,,g2f3 'b ' 5 if. fra..-r: D. P. SANDERS Managing Editor x, fr TAT: i ' 1g:j.g,.,'5 .-'AT 6- I ,rs Hs 1 W. B. FREUNSCII Sports Erlitor -- 4,'I.::: . . -11b4PimgX1i'j?vr.9' I W 5 1 H. B. I'IliNlHillS0N, Ju. V. 0. PACKARD - Assistant Editor .11 :s,4ia., Q L - . . . .1-.,,-. A I Efllfvf J. E. MII.I.I'IR, JR. Assistant Managing Editor , ' f 1 . L' - Tw lf ' 1.I.7Ii' - WY? C. M. SCIIWAIITZ, ,IR Assistant Sports Editor ali? R I..-Lia W. P. McD0wm.L - News Editor , I .. z3 5:?g3L,:,-gl fngiggig, 'Ii+gnfy',,,k,.! .'z'Q3V.ggiiff-1,--.,u,.. -Y-. .. J. K. BARNES, JR. News Editor . .,v Q. 7 I Kr. i5.L 'f?f ,A . . NW. jg-p. Wfti. '34-'S' ' Lfif l '- , L. M. CONARRH - lVomen's Editor N44-M-L,. . . . .L -,1,,1'j.:-g,-, 'i- 4 -0-4,5 ' R. Ii.. KOI'1l'ILICII - W0lII.Cll,S Managing Editor ' f.'L'V' P- A ' argl I , ... mis-7513 gt! N .Q . fygfngjfs News Editor 4.5.1.1 .... ' . ., ,.,. L'IZ A. F. TURNER W. II. SKIHIIIJ-I - R. W. 0lII'IIIIl0LTll'1II W. B. IIMJKMAN - P. C. EVANS - L. T. SIM-'lf BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Local Advertising Manager - Credit Manager D. P. Sanders C. M. Schwartz W. B. Freunsch J. E. Miller W. P. McDowell V. 0. Pncknrd J. K. Bnrnen . W. OIR-rhullm-r W. li. llof-Icnmn l'. G. Evnnse I.. T. Sic!! Il. IG. Km-Imlsrr A. F. Turner L. M. Conubce Page Sixty-eight M t ,Alf A r., t ig If .2 '-J. .EW li' IA' 'l 177. f . ft' 4' I nf? u r, xlbi 1 , Q' 5 I NW. H' LY 11 .K i '3 V. I if 9 .S H u' 41 F Q-.ff 5 !4,f 1 . M, .fl L1 x 'rv 4' ' X 7, ff? , 'if I fdrlulj J. Brenncman W. II. Grubb Nl. A. Ringer G. W. Bird K. W. Engel ASSOCIATE EDITORS P. S. IIeisIer li- Lewis E. 'l'. Swalm WOlVlEN'S ASSOCIATE EDITORS R, J, Ryan lVI. W. Williams ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS .I. C. lIoover A. I.. Smith P. A. Schwartz I. Roth The Collegian is the oihcial semi-weekly newspaper publication of the cam- pus. It has the faculty. business and complete campus coverage, catering to students and members of The mechanical, composition and reporting is covered by the junior editorial boards. Each year a call is issued for I e h ' d'd r s man can 1 ates, who work on a competitive basis until the close of their sophomore year when the , associate junior board is elected. The juniors work under the supervision of the senior board and at the close of the third year the seniors again elect their successors. W. II. SKIIIIILI-I llzisilwss Manager ttruhli Ileh-xlvr smith . . Hwnlm Lewis Itynu ltunver lllngm' ' liri-nr it u ' It IIIIIIIHS 1 I nn Ilhil Ttntlu St-hwnrlz Exim-l Page Sixty-nine Juucs VIQNNIK Editor Penn State Froth EDITORIAL STAFF Y 1' 1 J. Vl-ZIINIK - F. H. l'I1l.LGAn'1'Nlcu A. S. MOIKIIISON I. L. SENDROFF B. F. SAND:-:ns P. B. Tomas - P. J. WlDI.l'l'Z J. IN1'onm: J. K. FLIEMING C. E. BECHTEL - D. R. Glclclan H. B. LIPSIUS - B. J. H0wAn1'1l J. T. DIIGAN J. I-'. Buss - -A W f - Etlitor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate lfzlitor JN W lfxclzange Editor IVOIIIVUILJS Ifflitor fl-2' ' . r Hf1 lifJ:TG's1 4 . 'J .V 20 .,., . . Q ., YL 'J' 1,1 f ' V -t'-444 N fc. J, V .N J? ...,, ,?3 QQ' A ,1 ' Q., g f' g i g is A Ji' My J J , '1 f A 1 K Q A BUSINESS STAFF . - - Business Manager Circulation Manager - Advertising Manager Foreign Advertising Manager - Business Associate - Business Associate Business Associate - Business Associate ART STAFF - Art Director - Art Frlilor II. Hlllgznrtncr I. L. Sumlrolf J. F. Bulls F. E. lleor-su P. J. Witllltz .I. Intorru I K. lvlwllng C. E. lh-wlxlol D. Il. Geiger II. II. Llpuhm ll, J. Hmv:u'l,ln Page Seventy Q ,mir-Q' 1,11 J fi ,I .. X ,'i5 1 i iJlV..', I I I ' 1 1 1 X, I 'Q 'V 17.7, E V! V if V X. T . yi 3,ll,u' r ,q 1 1' A , Jlrv? W 35 iii we Y .. ll Q. v, w 1 X. I1 1, 'i J I J gi' 'A V TIA A Qr'np J 1 ,N A 1 'Y 5 . li J 5 I 14 S I it N 1 .: 7 . .1 I 3 kj A V T If - 1 I 1 ' I I ai! fd 1 .f X A . J AEA fi vi WF 35 ft, T J x if iv ii TJ A 'ww TMJ T 'I ' . gf QQ . 5 -5. li . f li? 'gi Qi. ll yl .il K. Sl .i I Yr 'Ili . ,lg .I I C '54 rw .l u.H I H .. 6' i I A Yi. Fa Q I K.. nf Aka' fl ' x 2 L. ' J 5, I.. 94 fl G ,LX ,-,X . MKII? ' . iflf N. I yu. I. . A y I I-.. iN' If dvi . J. gr r' 2. G. Morris W. S. Cookin G. F. Blessing W. n. Egli IQ. II. Bell ART BOARD II. W. Springer JUNIOR l'IDl'I'ORIAl,. BOARD ll. K. Lullringcr W. Ri-isort .IIINIOR BUSINESS BOARD S. L. Jaffe W. Rainey E. Ricllartls FACULTY COUNSIELLORS Il. E. Dickson G. D. llliricll R. B. Wislrai R. II. SCIIIIIIII IC. Scholl D. D. Mason nl I Anl. B. 'IIONKS N-I I1'11sim'.vs fI'llllI!lgl'l' Froth is one of the outstanding college humor magazines in the East. It is published eight limes during the academic year. Under its auspices, the annual Best Dressed IVlan and Most Popular Co-ed contests are conducted. The carica- tures of campus personalities arouse considerable interest among the student body. Positions on the editorial, art, and business stalls are gained on a com- petitive Iiasis among the students of all classes. Ln! lrlngor Ili:-hurnls Schott llinioll' IIIIIIHIIIY Jaffe S1-hhnnml IIII,L'fl' SIWPIIIY-I JAMES DUGAN lfzlilnr PAUL O. Ntcoumvius BIISIIIUSS Mrlnrrgur OID Main Bell MANAGING BOARD .l. DUGAN - V. O. PAr:K.um - P. O. NILIOIJI-IIVIIIS W. L. KANN T. J. GA'rt:s IC. E. Goldsmith R. Goldsmith If. II. llillgarlncr J. J. Brcnnvman D. F. McFarland, Jr. 1 , ..,. ,.. .... .,,. , , ..,., -, ..... ....,-..-,..,-.,.e,..,1 .. A it me to Mmm I - - Editor ' ' E . . . . 1' I I I - lwmmgmg Llltlnr It ', I X t. . '- HUQGLSS WILHUH LEIIZII. multi IJIISIJIUSS llflrrnagvr IH -. .---.fo-...if ' I V , .... ,..,A I, , , I MOUUIN SOLOMON UVIC QAIIIZUI Arlvurnsmg Manager I A , 1t:.:...:...I..1.. , , - SIORHAHIIYI PICAIHSQUE IALQ ' - Faculty Azlmsor A-37533-3.7: p V I 3 stftcx, zowzv. one wt-me - . ...,..M........, a In lin wnoucuv cnuruvswnbrtmigz vm, SNOII SIOII S, IDIIOIIAL , if IMI Ol !-I lI4I ECCINI QOKS IIA ll,V , AIIILAIS , I s ' ' '.. III EDITORIAL BOARD II. I3. Ilenderson EDITORIAL ASSOCIATES R. Lewis BUSINESS ASSOCIATES N. T. Thomas J. NI. Walker J. Vernik D. ll. Dickinson J. H. Oescligcr J. E. Hackett. W. H. Skirble The Old Main Bell is the student literary magazine of the college. Through its new revolutionary procedure it gives independent literary students an oppo1'- tunity to publish their works. Its editorials, short stories, verse, and book reviews bring inspiration to the student body for self-expression. Founded by the Penn State Chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon, the magazine has come to be a wholly independent publication. NI I nlnnt Morrlsun Dh-klnson l'tu-Imrtt Lewin IN-at-ltgt-1' lll'l'IlIlI'IlIIlII ll1'lIII1'l'HllII Kumi In r ld, IillltlNllllllI Vs-rnlk 'l'Iunnus It. ttnlwlrunlth WuPIwr Pap Sc-vc-nly-two Stubent Hanbbook l ii, fiiiizr il' W. R. Fin-ziinscn - - E. V. WVEVILL - ll. l. Gll.Itl'Ill'l' J. K. l?l.I'IIVIlNlZ - I an-ign yin iii, . . itil ' ,'ir1 i y 'Ji it i f 2 lilliililifhlftli it i W: .ii 'ii .. 1'lm '21 r 'Mini . iiwffiai . i .iiiflih.imi.,r'., L. M. Benjamin .l. Brenneman C. P. Case W. B. lfgli EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS K. G. Brown P. L. Fisher BUSINESS ASSISTANTS D. P. Fish ADVISORS SENIOR STAFF - - Ifrlilnr Wnnmnfs Erlilor f SSUl'fllfl' lfrlimr C. H. SALT - Ihisincss Mazinger J. ,lAc:onsoN - - - Arlifcrlising Mazinger AIlUl'I'fl'Sl'lIlE,' llflumlgcr ll. M. Raughley R. B. Storrelt H. W. Heller W. Lippman C. li. Ray H. W. S4-axnans Although the Student Handbook is known as the HFl'CSl1IH8ll Bihlef' it has been found to he of considerable value to the memhers oi the upper classes. Pub lished by the Christian Association, it is a dictionary of the College and the many activities. A free copy is given to each student at the start of the academic year. V Y' 4 if .5-ft' ' W. Bi-:nNAlu1 l:ltl'lliNSCII Editor Cimum-:s ll. SALT BIISilll'SS Mazinger RET fx .f,,:',Q l'll4'llllllLf .ltlI'IilDNIlll llnllor Flsln-1' SlI'l'I'I'll lil n Hull Wvvlll Rmlghly Flsh lllllwrt, Page Suv:-nty-thi' WVALTI-Ill Cfusmzu Erliror Wu.l.m M B. IIl':1:Km'xN lillxifwss fl'lun1l,uc'r l r l I l. r Z X 1 Huntzingrol llolwln-1-I: Page Sn-va-lilyvfolll' 96? Q I ,fi ' t f ti gi il ,J lfl7l'l'0lilAL 5'l'Al'llfl X , - ,- ,,M, , .,,, ,Y , , J... 4' ' ' . W. S. GA1u.l-in ---- Editor lr A . I.. W. lLCl'1N - M1 lging If lit r THEM , ., .X 4 ' , , ., , 'f Q f. ....PENNSTATE..:gL.....a.. 1 , I. l.. fnlulllll-.IK - I.11mp11.s Erlllor . ,,,K fy. i V ,l. W. KING - - Alumni Ifrlilor E P r 4 xx H Y. ,'y. , f'f . . ik 3 A BUSINESS S'I'AFI , 4 M. ,, 1 if, f M W. B. IIICCKMAN - - lluszfness Manager ff' H '77 A ' wb i' 4 H' 'ul M. S. l'luN'1'llNr:r:u - - Arlvcflisillg Manager ff? 1, ,, Y N 'Q W, A D. B. BLAIIK - - Clil'l'lIlllfl'lIll fW1llI!lgl'l' I ', than iv . D. L. BAc:lu4:Ns'l'oslf: Assnuirlrv Cirfrnlarirm Manager ' X- X D. K. WoI.lf'l-' - - - lluslfnvss Associate Noygggagxgu ' . I FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD V- - W ' ' vowrxvm ' NAI 5 li. I.. Walls li. ll. Rolirhcck -V li. S. ll'll 'A I riff? . 1' xii .',' New thought and recent scientific developments in agriculture are presented every month to the students and alumni of 'Penn State through the Penn Slate Farmer. The magazine is published by students of the School of Agriculture x Lg and they are advised by a faculty advisory board. Students, faculty members, ,QQ E and prominent men in agriculture contrihule articles on research and timely ' problems. xi 5 ' y 11' ..' fi! 1 49, J' 5315 i , ..!,3 , in !Jr 1 . df' ' r gill! f ,-J tl llgrf-n Klux: Wolff N llluir XYHIIN th-rhs-1' lllll Q It t Wir? t ww 1 L v- . N ' - 1- -7110, I . Nag ii I at in il! 1 P. K.. in 1 5455's- C 'E F' Z 5 xlil. X U. g- e - N 'ff 3- i . if' V110 ti wa if hui u fx... L.t'X1g 11 X .5 f U M Q. ,. H i 'ii' ix .xiii s.-if if A if is if I I Penn State Engineer THE . liDI'l'0RlAL STAFF D, Y. KI-IIM ---- Editor - ' H. L. .IUIINSUN Associate lfrlilor ' C. ll. Zll4:1m'r - - Ax.wfr:'a1la lfflilor - . Ai . ., D . Q JUNIOR EDITORIAL STAFF D ' Ig In i I.. S. Drungurd R. D. Hutton C. Vulz In .-1 ' 1 R. II. Vunltorn t' 1 A, 1-,ggl A .. . T'.v v ' 'WL JH 4: ,QgW4Mf1 HH! DS., mlsltwss s'1'AFF aw- .,, . 5. I Q1 T,g,1m li: fag ' ' E IQ 3' S. W. MASON - - Brzsilwss Manager .j t f ,lfiggwj-y,i,2 C. N l1I.L - Assuclillltf If11.wfr1.css Manager lj- COLLEGE W. Pwmlvn-nn - Associate Business Manager g .-.-e. ..-ee W... .. t ' - I-1-1-agus'-n-a-tn...-...t .IUNIDR IHISINICSS STAFF J. Russ-Iumul' J. xvilit-QIUI' FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD F. C. Banner C. IC. Bullinger ll. A. Everett I., A. Doggett The Engineering School issues m onthly, as its ofticial publication, the Penn State Engineer. The magazine is edited hy students, with ai hoard 4-omposed of faculty members to advise them. DAVID Y. K1-:l A1 lflllillll' STANLEY W. TWASON BIlSl'l7l'SS Alnnrlgvr W,,H,.,- No,-,-1, ltnst-tnml' Gl'!Ill4'lj' Ih'unu':n'4l X If Nxlntnmlo Wlutslvr ltlnwnn N mtl in lun, nl Page 91-vvnl flu I r! ' Ml' lvj x L25 '!!i'l2!l H' IH HW ,U ,f '::. ll .. ,C all I . mix: nuff' ht X dflgxdf- Sgr' YH, ' ,-V I ia 'Yinffff ,Q , W1 ' '. if ' S A Q I 1 -g -- fr. V V sg Jr! 47' 0, 4-4' .GIFFE --l:ulwmO G32 JOHN H. FItlZZl'1LL Page Seventy-eight Debating Intercollegiate Debating is one of the oldest student activities of the College, having started in the first year of the present century. From the outset, Penn State has been one of the leaders among the colleges of the Commonwealth, being one of the four colleges founding the De- bating League of Pennsylvania, in 1903, as well as a prime mover in the organization of the Debating Association of Pennsylvania Colleges, in 1922. However, it is in her sponsoring of new forms and ideals, that the College has attained her preeminence. One of the first to sponsor the International Debate, Pennsylvania State has introduced to Pennsyl- vania colleges the Oregon Plan of Debate, the Intercollegiate Forum and the Parliamentary Session. This year the College will be host at a two-day Debaters' Convention, modeled somewhat after the New York State Debaters' Convention, to some fifteen Pennsylvania colleges. Pennsylvania State has stood consistently for fair practices in inter- collegiate debate, for furthering the practice of friendly discussion be- tween gentlemen, rather than for winning a decision at any cost or by devious means. However, her victories will compare favorably with those of any of the colleges with whom she meets. Among those who know intercollegiate debating, the College is regarded as one of the leading debating colleges of America. Visiting colleges know that on this campus they will receive a real welcome and absolutely fair treatment. Not a little of the high regard in which Pennsylvania State has come to be held by her sister colleges can be traced directly to her debate contacts and her traditional policy of good sportsmanship over thirty-five years. It is a proud record. ll at y V, 4 1 t l r .ill A ffyg l , ff ,, ,. -',1j- lifx Mlftfi 'bl . ' 'l?IIT.,I 1 i' Q N. 5 l i t it 3' fy I5 lf! il lift it Ml i :E ll sq deli il 'J li il . 31 I ., ey 1 i it I M .1 ? t ii fl t i L i 4 wx' f, 3 it l-I . it-J if 1 ti 'la 1 fl El ti il 3 ll F' t M ll l .3 li it f- it '-ll cl fi 1 H .1 it Q. It . 1 it M . I , g..1,4:l li :tl ll 3 li tl rl f ,Z w in . ls I W 1 1' 59 ij ln li: 'i .al l lil ll l ., y fl Wil ti if tg E ll fi ti Wi? titty l' U l iv M ,, R. fi K. lt ft, le' 'yy Forensic Council AAnoN N. l,I'ItJKI'1It,iii6 - - - l'rt-sifli-nl if N l' RAl.l'u T. IuwlN,'36 - - Vice l'rvxiflcnr , ri Q' , ,if IDA R. RAlNlf1Y,,38 - - bacrvlury ' :fir 531' .f V ROY Wu.KlNsoN, Jn., '37 Manager of Debate 1 AARON N. Drzcurzu l l'rcsi1lcnt Director of Ihelumfng .louN II. I-'luzzl-:l.l. Coach flllcul - ,lost-:vu F. Oililtll-IN Coach. flylllllfllfj - fil.AY'l'0N ll. Scum: Assistant Coach - - - PAUL V. ll0llSl-1 Bernadette llcagncy, '36 l,ouis Slcinllillncr, '37 Harry B. Henderson, Jr., ,36 Charles R. Scclcy, '38 M N - ' Qi? J llelcn Ll1lllIlllCl'lltlll,,37 ,tif if Ti ,sl i' Xie , The Forensic Council is appointed annually by the President of the Senior Class, and consists of four seniors, th1'ee juniors and two sophomores, with the Director and Coaches of Debate as ex-ollicio members. lts function is to de- termine matters of policy in regard to intercollegiate and intramural debating. approve schedules and authorize the manner in which the debating fees shall be gf! expended. ln general, anything concerning the Held of public speaking in the N' WI Colle fe is a matter for its consideration and it has been one of the im Jortaut we tt t ' '- factors in increasing the interest of the student body in this field during the last lil- lf decade. Recently, it has given consideration to the matter of interesting high school students in debate and particularly in the debating work of the College, and it sponsors prizes and extension debates to this end. :V ZW .X , , 2 lain V-5 U, .Inn li ,'f-'- .L , rlguixt tt j 1 V i ia .ll Sci-Icy Stclnhtllrer Wtlliluson Irwin Ilollrlc llutnoy IN-1-lcw Prizm-ll t'lunntn-rluin Nt lun. Uk. Vu .' x if-X 3, gi. Page Seventy l11llL . Y K Q, .s 1 J JOSIQPII F. 0,BllIlCN Coach , I Men 9 Debatmg Ml+ZN'S DEBA'I'E SQUAD, 1935-1936 Class of 1936 W. llerbert Brown Aaron N. Decker William ll. Egli Joseph A. Pacieilo Arthur E. Pollock Martin .l. Scheiman S. .lames Zarger Class of 1937 Ralph N. DeCalnp Roy Wilkinson, Jr. Class of 1938 .l. Edwin Matz ll. Ray Pope Robert .l. Schaffer Robert I. Shadle Frederick L. Young, Jr. Class of 1939 William E. Brecnc .lack R. Cobb Ray P. Fishburne Robert C. Mullen Edwin K. Taylor MEN'S DEBATE SCHEDULE, 1935-1936 November 26-International Debate with Cambridge University - - - At home December 7-Westminster Tournament. ttwo teams? - - New Wilmington, Pa. Deeember16-College of William and Mary ---' Williamsburg, Va. Deeember18-American University ----- Washington, D. C. January 14--St. Francis College texlension debate - - - Bellefonte, Pa. January 17- February -St. Francis College 13 February 13- February 18-- 19 February -Columbia University February 20- 15--Nlodel Senate. liulger's University - Cedar Crest tWomenJ - - College of the City ol New York February 20----American University tWorncnJ - February 22--University of Pennsylvania - February 28--Dickinson College March 3-Gettysburg College March 4--Lehigh University - March 4--University ol Dayton March 5-Albright College - March 9-Extension Debate March 10-- 12 March - Extension Debate - Wayne University March 13-14- -State Debaters' Convention 18 March - March 19- Mareh 20- M a rch 21- Mareh 23-- 1 March 24-- Lineoln University Temple University - Drexel Institute - St. Joseplfs College Syracuse University University of llawaii Extension Debatevbefore Craysville tPa.J Men's Club - - - Loretto, Pu. New Brunswick, N. J. - Allentown, Pa. - New York City - New York City - - At home Philadelphia, Pa. - At home - Gettysburg, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. - - At home - Reading, Pa. Al, Pottsville, Pa. - At Hazleton, Pa. - - At home - - At home - Lincoln University, Pa. - Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. - Philadelphia, Pa. - - At home - At home i xl r I-'iulnbnrn P71-Eli Maltz Young: ll1'l'Illllll Mullen Sluulie n Si-butter Pope Brown Znrgl-r 1'uetello Uoblv N l lllllll House Frlzzell 0'lIrIeu lbw-lu-r NVilkinx-ion 1'olloek P e 1' lghty February IOM-.luniala - - Away Womens Debating M. F. Baker J. ll. Fmzzl-51.1. Director C. H. Scum: - Coach MEMBERS Senior V. I. Dunmire Juniors H. M. Chamberlain J. E. Kemp Sophomorcs F. A. Duritsa E. L. Boger A. D. Condron B. F. Cerlieim B. Lieb February 17 February 18 -Western Maryland -Ursinus - February 25-Bucknell - March 2--Penn Stal e March 3 -Cornell - March 10--Western Marylanrl March 16- Pitlsbllrgll - March 17-Mt. Mercy Marcll 19-West Virginia March 25-Bucknell - March 26fWilliam and Mary April 2-Penn Slale April 16-Cincinnali April 20-Heidelberg April 21-Allegheny April 241- Allegheny - L. D. Hayes C. M. Milslifer F rcslunen F. E. Long E. M. Reyburn H. A. Ricketts .l. C. Sperling SCHEDULE R. S. Zang N. S. Sprout N. T. Tlionias M. E. Wilsil J. R. Zubrnfl' Away - Away Away - Home Away - Home Away - Away Away - Home Home - Home Away - Away Away - Home CLAYTON H. SCH uc Coach Mltnflfor lloylmrn Lleb Sprout Long: Comlrun ful mn' Dunmire Kemp Baker Clmmlu-rlnin Silih-s ut i llonoa Tllillllllli ZHH1: Schng Ilnyr-is Ricketts 1 ntz I Page Eighty one 4 4 --iD:lZJ:lWD V35 R. II. A. C. GI.on'rlNc1r F. S. NEUSBAIIM Players ORGANIZATION A. G. flI.OI'1'I'lNGII - - - - Dirvvlnr F. S. Nicusimuiu - - - !fSSl'SlfHll Director D. D. AiASON - !IsSl'SlfllI.I Dircclor R. ll. ALLEN 7 Pl'lfSi!lCII.l J. F. Woomiurif- - Vice President J. E. Woormmn-1 - Secretary W. W. CIIIDER - Treasurer A. Bnooxs - - - Historian J. E. BINNS - - - Bunrzl Rcprcsenmlivc FACULTY MEMBERS A. C. Cloetingxli II. l+'ishhurn C. R. Riflcnour W. S. Dye D. D. Mason C. W. Stoddart I . S. Nc-ushaum GRADUATE MEMBERS N. ll. flI'lll'Illt I . II. l.ig:llt UNDERGRADUATE INIEINIIIERS Seniors It. I-I. Allcn Il. M. Filhert 'l'. G. lllrnvlnlz W. G. llalclerston A. D. Gleason W. S. I'lunnncr J. l'l. llinns A. I.. Graliaun G. M. Porter C. K. I.. Iirlglilninn I . G. Ilnlnilton K. I.. ltivlnlrrls A- lll'0UkS D. Y. Keini 'I'. Il. Wllltc W. W. Crider S. A. King: J. l+'. Woodrufl' D. J. lily Il. M. Lunzen C. II. Zierdl, Jr. Juniors II- E- llll-I'U-ECS R. ll. livans .I. I., MvC:iln li.GonI'or1l D. I'. Fish M. IC. Manning D. II. Dir-kinson NI. l.. l'll'CZll' l. K. Sllllllllilll Il. IC. lllliriglit D. It. Geiger J. IC. Woolrlclge A. l+1.Johnslun Soplmnmrcs IC. T. Ilinns A. K. Kline W. C. Waslwoc lt. G. Dickinson Il. W. Reed M. II. Wood The Players, Penn Staleis dramatic- organization. has successfully completed another year of superior dramatic productions under the talented dlrectlon of Professors Arthur C. Cloetingh and Frank S. Neuslmaum. Starting the season on October I2 with John Wfexleyls sensational and real- istic drama of capital punishment, The Last lVIile,', the Players immediately won fame for its superb presentation. The January play was the well-known 4'Pursuit of Happiness. On February 2l and 22 Cerhardt Hauptmann,s mfhe Sunken Bell was presented. 'lThe Old Maid, from Edith WhH1'l0H,S novel of the same name, was shown on March 28. In conjunction with the music de- partment, Sullivanis light opera, 4'The Condoliers, was played on May 8 and 9. To end the year the Players have selected Hllncle Tom's Cabinf' Harriet Beecher Stowe's immortal story. l A .. ' at-:ri 1 igl-1' .lnlunslon Zivrilt I'1lirl1:lit Mvlluln Mruvlnlz l'lllIIIIIIl'I' l lHli I.:-nzen lt ooll Walsln-ou ldvnns Kline lilly K1-lin Sllllllllllll l rr-ur III. Illnns Nm nslmnni Iinllli-rslmn Woolrlilx-re Allen tlrlilvv' Woollrult .l. Illnns Uloutingh Page Eighty-four S . ,vo I 1' fl a ., p ri ,if Q H' t-.HI It Ng, . A3 ' .1 ' H 14 fly.-.Q I .J ! . 1' H .L x 3, f i. 3 V f 5' 'I y T if , 7,14 xp- ' v ' I . , 1 . Xa ' 4 hi 2- . la .1 ff 'Q I I -1 we I .3 J. Q v ,QI I r ff.. PIZIYEYS' Pl'00llCfiOl18 From The Lust Mile From The Late Christopher Benn From The Sunken Bell From Tho Pursuit of Happiness -null From The Old Maid From The Last Mile wal I I. Ii. A. xVII.l.CO0S II. IJ. K1-:uso II. I isluImrn Ii. W. tlrnnt C. L. IIoLl.im S. A. AIIIIIIIS Il. C. Antcs lt. I'. Iinrzler II. K. Iienrcl .l. IG. Itinns V. ID. fIl'0IlINIL'l' IJ. II. Dixon V. IC. Dyer I . II. fiygcr 'I'. R. Hassett J. S. Naylor Ia. KIQNNI-:ov . Lonzsinv . D. K1-:Lso D. li. ,IUNI-is R. A. WII.l.I2tJOS II K T . I.. Ilom.An - T heepiane 0KCANIZA'I'ION IIOAIIIJ OF I7IlilQC'I'0IiS IG. K. IIIIPSIIIIIIIII II. Ii. Kinlcy U. I.. Kinsloc IINIJERCRAIJlIA'I'IC INIICINIIIICKS - l'rcsirlcnI Scwrclary - Treasurer Ii. II. Smith IG. Sit-idle II. II. Ilenctcrson. .I r. .I. M. Iteznner I . W. Ilunsickcr C. I.. Ilollnl' It. Ii. Ilomsher D. ti. Jones II. D. Kelso U. II. Keiscr J. 'I'. Ianlzsnn J. W. Mininm W. II. Ililllliilll CllAIJlIA'I'I'l MICINIIIICRS .l. IC. Kennedy I'Il0lJIIl2'I'ION S'l'AI I lf. M. Itinkcr II. Ifl. liurlncille It. II. Snngston I. I.. Sendroil' J. lfl. Thompson, Jr. If. IC. Wnterlmxn Ii. A. Willgoos S. Wolfson II. l ishhnrn D. II. l'orteriIeItI - - IJIFUCIIIV Or:-livslra Manager Business Manager Properties Manager flrlucrfising Manager . II. III-INDI-IIISUN, Jn. - l'u.blicity Manager J, E, KICNNEDY . P. liAnzLl-:n - Stage Manager Ii. CI. Ami-:s 4. . L. IIol.r.An D Master Carpenter Master Electrician. V. .fIKONlS'I'l-III - - Costume Manager J 7 party. li. D. KI-:Lso cast of every profluction. Ifounclecl October 22, 1897, by Dr. Frefl Lewis Pattee and Dr. john H. Leete, the Penn State 'I'hespizm Club has the distinction of being the oldest organiza- tion on the campus. Since that time over thirty-five plays have been produced by this famous organization, and it has come to occupy u high rank among Penn State traditions. Women first uppeurecl in the Club during the war, and then were absent from productions until I 928. Since that time they have been in the 'Tools Hush Inw was the procluction presented this year during fall house- Nlembership in the Club is limited to members of the three upper classes. To belong to the organization proper at man must have assisted in some capacity with one or more of the 'llhespiun productions. 'I Ile-:liner I nge Eight 'Iioxnpson Itixon Snngston Wnlcrmnn ltinlu-r Mininm Ilyer Konm-ily Ks-isnt Iiinns Itnrzler .tnlu-s Ilnnsiclu-r lIlllIIlI'IIIl' ANIZSIIII -I0lH'N I'ort4-rlti-let Kelso Ilollnr Willtrooe I I ml y-six Scenes From Stocks anb Blonbs U., W . . A. M U S I C Mews Glee Club Ii. W. UIIAIVI' IC. I.. Ii.xm:lf:u IC. .I. t2nllflfl'l'lls II. S. .Immms R. I-I. tj,-un-:Y ti. IC. I.l-:lull - Nlns. Ii. W. t.1uN1 II. S. VUIIII I'. I.. IJiIu'l'I S. 0. tinllu .I. A.GuIIi1'k I . It. IIIIIISIIIZIII l'..l. King: If. I.. Ilzulgrvl' It. J. Ilnxtvr II. ll. Iirintnu It. IC. Ilnlcy Il. I'. I.m'0 .I. 'I'. .KYUIIS I'. II, Iiurllmlolnu t'. I.. II4K'IIOI'l W. .I. Iiriprht .I. K. tfuuk W,l'.lmvvn1mrl W. Xl. ftmlrvws II. 'I'. IIll1.ft'lll'IL'I' It. I'I. l':lrvy li, I.. IInYzu II. I.. fII'0l'Il 4 l Iizustmwl Inlcwmllugiulc Clmmpinns 0lIC:tNIX,'X'I'ION PICIISONN ICI. First Tvn urs l'. Kim-r W. II. I.intun It. W. UICOIIIIIII' II. II. Itullrn-r II. I.. SUIIIUIIIIIIII Swfmul T1-nurs II. I'. Nivhulans It. II. I'otIs ti. W. Iiohinsou I.. I.. Iiuwlus KY, W. 'I'iI1lvn l1'ul'1'm n as XV. I'. Dim-ksml ll. II. Dixon XV. C. Hates IC. .I. firittlths I'. A. IIIlIl,2'0I'I'III'4I II. S. .luhlnins lhlssvs I Il t'v'n-r . . ul, U. IC. I.0ig.:I1 II. W. .lonus IJ. I'. Oxlmurnu I-, I'.. I'rirIL' A. II. IlmI,L:m'l's 4 Q - Dire:-fur - l'rc'sirler1t - Vice I'resi1lel1I Swrrvtury- Treasurer - Manager - Li lzrariun A17l'0lIIp1IlIi.Yl I . II. Surtf It. C. Slum-:nuker It. IC. Snuku ll. Ii.Suy1Ixun It. I'. 'l'Immpsun K. W. 'I'ruIm It. W. 'I'yrreI VV. V:mNuttu . IC. Vensclmten C. C. Walters I'1. .I. Wurrivk .I . NV K. Ii. I.nwrem-e A. I'. I.yt'orrI W. I.. Orris .I. Ii. Platt C. W. Sprenkle W. II. IVIIIIIIIIINUII V, I.. Smith It. ti. Sluun I . II. 'l'nyIm' .I. I'. IIIIiIIIgNt lf. II. Witter l WIUIIIS Ulm- IIIIIII. 19155-156 sm IC. II04'k II. M. Kilim-r II. Ifldclbllltv . J. Fislwr . M. lI:lIIIOy ll. III. I'IIIl'III'l' IC. .I. II0II'mun C. I'1.Junus II. A. KIIUUIII M G IJ. lfl. Ihrllilxgrvl' l.. J. IIurkImIrI1-1' A..I.IJllI'1lII M. I.. Ilcun .I. E. uI'lIIiL'l'Ql' II. Iialgnr M. W. I :lil'I'IlIIII M. II. iiIII'vll I.. A. Alhvrl M. lf.. liznruvlt l'. I.. llilwrl 5.15. Gullu. Jr. II. I.. lizulgvr II. K. Iiunrml IJ. II.Ilrint1m .I. K. Cook I'. li. II:lrIIwImv I.. M. IInul's0 J. V. I..nn Is W. 'l'. Ilnvis W. M. Anmlrcws R. I.. DuVzo. .I r. II.. NV. .Inns-N Choir PICIISONNICI. l ir.vI Soprano I41.II.Kl':uyImilI V. M. I.umnis I'. I.. I.uw0 .I. A. Mm-Ilillvral S. J. Ilmlvllkirk li. I.. Itohiusnu . J. Iiogrs-rs . I'1.IIulIl .l. I.. S4-luninky I. IJ Surmlrl Snprunu .I. Gln-nn M. J. Ii:lI:ll' Il. M. IJIIIIIIS First Allu Ii.I41.liillm4Iy .l. C. Ihioln-I Y I-' IJ. If.. Malrclorl II. M. Murris . W. I.0wis II' lull ....r- SUCIIIIII Alla: IJ. J. IIUUIII' J. M. Iirnmll II. I.. NIUKIIIII lfirst Tvlmr .l. A. tiulivk W. II. I.iulon II. I.. Sm-imlclmzm Svcnrul Tenor I.. S. I+ZmIw:mls II.l41. II:lIL'y .I. K. I.oI vvl'0 II. I'. NIUIIIIIIIN, Jr. II. D. liolxror l'!Itl'Sf lfllSSI'S '. I'. llallvs ...l.1lrilIIlhs Ii. II. I.JIXI'I'L'Il1'l' J. IC. I'I:lII. I I I' MII xx I+' i. 41. 1 ' Svmml llnssvs C. IQ. 1.1-Igrh li. I . Mugrslm-Inlrgrm-1' C. I.. SIll'IIOI'0II M. C. SIIIIUI' M. I'I. 'I':lyI0l' IJ. .l. S. 'I lmm:ns M. .l. 'I'Imln:ns-Stnlnlc II. M. I.. 'l'l'0XOII IC. V. Wash-y A. I+'. Wilhelm C. I.. Mclfmmcll IC. .I. Mm-I+':n'I:uuI V IC. . Wvvill M. G. I'0:ls0 ll. I.. Snyder M. R. Struhlmr . 0. XViIIi:nns .. C. Zim-grlcr V C M. Ii. llutzell I'. A. Sllmrl Il. Id. Snuku II. II. Snyclzun W. W. Schcnch K. I. Sllncmzukcr II. I'. 'I'Immpsun J. XV. V:lnN:1Il:l G. I . IIIIIIIGI' XI '. S. Sitlur l'. W. Sym-nkcl M. If. Swnupc A. II. Iimlgors .I. I'. Unumrsl I' Ifl. Willm- RIIIIIAIID W. GIIAN1' 1Jfl't'1'l0I' InII1'g.'il' fflloir. I935-36 I'ug1v Nim-ly Www' 'RV 01 vnnol' Men'e Varsity Quartette ll. L. Badger li. W. O'C0nn0r J. J. P. Unungst ll. ll. Dixon. Acrzonlpzlnisl Hyzloe First Tenors W. II. Linton F. R. Ilonseman I R. W. 0'Connor F. B. Fischer R Brzritones J. E. Platt U. ll. Dixon J. IC. J. Griffiths W. C. Culcs W. Second Tenors IC. L. Badger R. P. Nicholas D C. NV. 'l'il4lr:n Basses J. P. Unangst R. L. lJnVm: D. IC. C. Leigh R. Ii. Czncy K. Q V A - - Sk E. Phni II. Seril C. Slxomnukcr K. Cook li. Williamson H. Urinlon P. c,SIlUlIl'lll O. Sloane N lI'l Lllllllll Slonn 1511414.54-I' l-'irwlnfr Dixon Wlllixllnson IMVZQ flrlfllthn ONJIUIIVIIU L4-i1.:h H I, .mgm NJUIIIIJIIN 'l'ilnIa-n t'nl'a-y Slqllllllllllll Hnlq-:4 Pool: l'lnH. Slim-nlnkr-I' U'f'UlIlI4Il' UIIIIIILTNI, Paige Ninety-Iwo College Symphony 0l'Cll0Sll'H, 1935-36 College Symphony Orchestra Iffllllll-1S'I' lll1NsI4:Ixl II L0wIcI,L Boonsm VI:IINoN Dvlcu VI-LIINON DVI-:II Lowl-:LL Boonsm IIIIMIVIIII. FISIIIIUIIN - Prcslfrlmlt Secretary - Manager - Librarian - Conccrtmcistcr - Conductor Women'o Symphony Orchestra VIRGINIA LEWIS LUCY AI.llI'Ili'l' EMMA .IANII IIUHIVIIIR DoIIo'I'IIY WII.I.IAMs NIAR'l'HA SIIANIIII - l'r'u.virI1'rIl S!7fTf!?lllfy - flflamzgcr - Librarian - ClIIll'l'I'fHl'l'1'Xl!Yf xVOIIlCl1,S Symphony OI'clIPsl1'zI, 193536 Page Nilwly-llII'cc F. W. IInNsIf:K1cn P. W. I.oNcsT1u4:ET W. O. THOMPSON W. 0. IIIIIOMPSON - If. W. IIIINSICKI-Ill 0. I . III!'I I' - .I. 0. BI'IVI'IIIlDCI'I P. W. LoNcs'1'ul':1c'1' - IC-lf'lnI Cl1l1'in1'l W. J. Briglnt. If-If'Illl l.'Iurfn1'l I.. II. Albright .I. W. Andrews C. A. Iicvrs I'. IC. Bonner .I. 0. IIC'VOI'IlIf.!0 Ii. M. IIl'llIl1lIi0I' I . Burt R. Diuknmn l'. V. Dilnock J. C. Iflvcrctt K. I.. I4 rIIz J. L. FIICIIS C.Gm1Inn IL. IC. Ilzlloy ll. G-. I'I:u'ris C. W. Ilnsvk F. IL. Iflnn:-zumnn A. Ii. Knnnnpcl J. I.. I.arkIn:-z Ii. S. Lewis I'.R.MIII1-1' .I. W. 0tI'ntI. C. II. Pnft C. S. Tate G. M. Wcrlz 0. S. .fllfn Clu1'i11al lt. W. 0'Cn1nlm' I'l. II:n'ris l1'u.vx CIm'iur'I NV. I . IIIINIISIII lmsxrmn. II. II. livll Blue Banb 0IIIlANIZA'I'ION l'ir'1'nln 0, I.. NIUIIIIIIIII 'I'. II. YVIIIIA' Ulmz' Ifl. I'. Ilnlli .I lin Srl.:-nplmnv II. III. NI4'Nv:lI K. K. Millur A. Ii. Yvrkus Tvum' Srrxmgzlmnf' NV. II. Dixon II. C. INIl'III't'iII'5' RI. INI. SIIIIIII C. W. 0uslcrIi1n.r llurilum' Sn.1'upI1uuv .I. I.. I'Iz:nII' li. C. Sllovnmkvr lfusx Sflmnplmrlr' I. J. Suttin fI'r:un.p1'0 Il. IC. Curvy I.. S. I'I4Iw:ll'lIs K. M. Ilnna-I4 I . WV. Ilnnsivkvr I.. II. I.iIIl5Ill'I'I'y II. Ifl. IAIUIIIIS C. IsI1'SJl.VilLZ't' IC. I.. llngvlx II. SIIIIIIIUIN I.. S. Sinprluy IC. II. Slokus Russ Drum. .I. 'I'. Lmlzsnn Page Nincly-four Iilnc Ihnul, 1935-36 Ilirmrlur I'l'l'SfllClI.l Mnlzagcr Secretary Drum Major Horns II. IG. IIuuvcl' G. II. I.cwis D. K. Myers C.. M. Rinkur M. J. Svhuhnznl V. IJ. Slull Tl'Illll1lUII1' II I r .W. Jnllaus N . IC. Dyer li. C. I'IJll'IlllIlIl IJ. G. .Innes l'. W. I.mlg:sIl'0vt If. W. I'rItL'Il:n'cI J. I . Snnnnul J. IC. Snrsun Ii. W. 'l'ilrlun J. N. Williams lin ril :mu G. W. Kilmer ld. IC. Kiwi' W. YV. Snyder M. C. Swoopu lfuss .I. K.. Mohr II. I . Nivhulals I.. A. Ilmluckcl' II. F. Wllliznns ffymlmlx W. S. Ilya- NV.Ii.1irnhh Suuru Drum. Ii. A. M:lHul'n 'l'. D. NIIIIIIUIIIIOI' Ii. F, Reiter N. S. Townscnrl .A A I , -.gg . ygff I EW . . ql.. ,.. . I iiffis... Thu Suphonwrv Hand. 1935-36 T he Sophomore Bano W. 0. 'I'nonwsoN - liin-1-mr J. W. IIULINC - - llrum. Major S'l'lIDlCN'I' I,liADl'lIiS J. 0. Beveridge I.. S. Edwurmls D. C. .Innes E. P. Dolfi I . W. Ilunsickvr J. T. Lurlzsun V. E. Dyer 0. L. Nicnlunli W. 0. TIIOMIMON - ,UiI'l'1'l0f .l. F. AN'mNu1:f:m - ---- llrum. Najaf S'l'lIlJICN'l' l.l'IADl'IRS J. 0. Beveridge L. S. liclvvzxrmls U. G. .lmmvs E. P. Dolfi F. W. Ilunsickcr ,l. T. Lmlzsun V. lf. Uycr 0. I.. Nivolalllli The Fl'0ShlllZlll Band. 1935-36 Page Ninvly-five ' 1 BALI 5 1 G L I M P S E S CHFKMPIONS ,. , 5 iii P? Hp Penn Stutrfs individual wrestling champions with the cup won in the tournament ut Princeton. Left to right they ure: Conch Clmrlie Speidcl, Sammy Wolfson, 118-pound champion: Captain Jack Light, who rctnincd his 135-pound title, and Dick Waite, winner in the 145-pound division. T ,--in Fink of Syrnuiise on his way to title by clefenting Army entry in 155- pound ein:-is. r ' www Western Maryland versus Army in ilu- Ilrst round of the 155-pound division. wl1'l-lJl-G3rnl r Of'b7Drn-IZ- G32-XOQ U., Y, Army against M. I. T. in the 155-pound eliminations. ,W 'I 'W y ' iw Snln, of Villnnovn, eliiniimtecl Syrueuse entry :incl went en to win the light.-henvyweight title for the second Lime. CHRMPIO NS grfig' lk 'x M, 4 .. .cl V .Q 'snr - . , N ., V.. 4 -,-Jun--rs Penn State s four boxing champions with the Baltimore Sun trophy, emblematic of Eastern Intercollegiate supremacy. Left tn right: Frank Good- man winner in the 125 pound division Captain Russ Criswell, who by retaining his 115-pound title for the third year became the third man to accom- plish such a feat Sam Donato 145 pound winner and Ivzy Richter, heavyweight champion. The tournament winners: Criswell, 115-pounds: Crnmpton, Harvard 125 pounds: Goodman, 135-pounds: Donato, 145-pounds: Fink, Syracuse 155 Penn States champions their coach and manager Left to right: Good- pounds: Jeffries, Syracuse, 165-pounds: Sala, Villanova, 175-pounds man Cxiswell Manager Howarth Coach Houck Donato and Richter. Richter, heavyweight. Park Eschbach, substitute heavy- weight wrestler, went to the Na- tional Y. M. C, A. championships and won the 191-pound title. Captain Russ Crlswell and Manager Jack Howarth who did n splendid job in leading the boxing team Commencement Day, June, 1935 Colonel Shields. President of the Board A group of Seniors entering Recreation Hull. William Y. E. Rambo, editor of the 1935 of Trustees, attends the ceremonies. Ln Vle, dressed in commencement garb. xy'-V - .4 'Q The Class of 1935 assembled for the last time nt commencement ceremonies in Recreation Hull. The graduates congregate before Old Mum. l Members of the clnss marching up the front cnmpus. May Da Exercises, May, 1935 A. Frances Turner, May Queen-clcct for the 1936 ceremonies. She nscends the throne, gm-- rounded by her C0lll't. Senior girls carrying the hemlock chain. The queen approaches the green followed by her Lrnin-bearers. Queen Margaret Mclntyrc and her attendant Jane O'Connel1. 1 pu The Jester ap- es u bit of practical coach- ing to the train- bearers. I e ' as . i. . 1 Q Winter Sports T W Vlslf. A ,adam .. ' - I 4' 1 Y D . f .-. Skiing enthusiasts all. Individual performance by coach. J 'Q-A Two men in the air. The girls tobboggan on Holmes Field p. ,Sus .wi , I A . I , ..-Qxig K 2 ' w - s They skied before the boys started. I-Iere's the winter sports squad. Y' .X Y , ' cf .' A -.ll 2 RBOUT OW Cllristmus Carol Silllllllll lcd by Director Grunt in front of Old Muih. N THE P1zNNsY1.vANm S'I'A'l'li C0t,:,!zi,ii .. ............, .,,.,,. --UT 4,,sus' ,K M. '-..... A X , ' N :V . . f ,r -.NNN ,qftlx ful ni l Wu,,, knu'.U:1Q,,,tv V umm- .1 - 4:Iuu.,h tray' Y ...ml mfg... H. 1 -- V.. luvwxxzi H ug.-,V :ffl lvgflpfmdy vm,uxrA .L:,..,,,,.. ,. .. .,,,.g-'- lfcuao S.Yl'UIiIl.fH'. HARCII 7 M 'VM 1 yy W, 1 ,c V: ' , 1 f , 1 Q A ,..-,,.W, 1 .1 ., , 7 9 M vf - ll , xl-L -fn . ff- .,.rij1a ll - ' N .MH .M W. .,, , , ., ,Www 1 ,gf ,5 FeiElx,vzfr y .f . . ,4... , A-11,5 ,f 5 Wy' .IHIIN 15055 W1 1.1. .,......,.......... 'A '- '-- I - .LU ' ' ' 'T ' 'l'l'IiSlIAV. AI'lllL ul ' , MONDAY, JANUARY 20 H X .i . -1 mf N , ' IILKBI SAI l'S 2114 + V, SlzRII'.S TICKETS 1 '1jgMg,Qgm TH 11 IQ hi, ' ' ' fl 3 rfzn sax mfmmmi I-mum AT 15ml sawn, -I 52m IF l'llllClIA!lliIJ HINGLY. IMD A.A.WlNnmvs, 01.0 MAH! Nm'Nf1'fM'R1:'-l. 1'm'5.,','f, Get Your Folds-r und Applimtinn Blank Q an :he Student Union mlwmm, ml on ln,x7l'i1l.N1!6 3' nn uxrzn, mu m In Anmlnml, mmf umnl. ummvnnuwun za HA LN Plano:-rd zmnoumzing tha- Artists' Course program for this yt'2ll'. ,ep Once the object of student joking, thc Campus Patrol hns come to be rccopgnimed as :L uolmstrumntivu force. Chiul' William Dennis, third from left, sitting, has U1'g:ll1iZt'd the group very crcclitnbly. L It Typic-ul COI'HL'l' Room scmw I'1-uI,111'im5 Millldlllilllf Editor Ruth Kun-hh-r. ' S- f v' ' , A . xfkmgl We Mmmupurr Hcnry Brown lll'l!Sl'l1l,!f Crmch Nuls Wulku Wlth ll trophy on bchzmll' ol' thu 1'rc-slnnxm lhotlmll squad in 2l.DlJl'0Ci1l.t.lfJH of Couch Wulke's wo lhv ls- nm rk with HND RMPLIS ww. rms mae, the Circulation ofthe 'Collqton' Reaches 4.500, the Hlrlwyt in lu Hmm Domi- 'ebkly oolnrrt ' o i:wrAui,isnnn cuu-us nm . oovunaox g . - ., .. ,...-.,,,.-,.-..--....-...,,, ., A. .. . . vt-tum us-mmm I2 W 'MM' iirkriic6i.i.riEiiiQ r3Kffriuniv.'o615nuir1a, msn l'lll'l'1 '1V 1 l5h 'f , U 1 W W H H -U M v y A ,T , , My ,, . -M . Before 2,000 Lion Eleven To Meet rely Wake up, lumnil Nilwly G'l 'f1f ' Plllulal Will ltacc Heavy ' N PUBIQIHIIING Tllli CAIITUON on the rlllht allll thin rdituriul tha CXJLLEGIAN ln attempting to plnu- eh-nrly tn tlu- vnlnfl , ll! thu alumni of Pnnn Statu the trot- clnnlltiuna of athl--ltr hm and thu hypourlay and rottvn unfalrni-xx nt lingo ltr-ull-k Plan fur thu non-aulnilrllzatlun of athlon-n. What atartad out lo ba a nyatem ol decency una prour In all alhlolll-a haa hun rottvntrd lnlo an lntnlfrahle and unl nploltatlan of athktrn, roatheu and alumnl. This ailment A llrt-wrt-naivv pullr,v hun been nhovc-ll down the thronln of alumn und atutlunta for tlvu yearn. wltllo thu vnnclld facts ol tho aitnal have lx-on lnurlt-tl under n Iandnlicln ul wlslnful worlla. such Athi:-tlca fur All uml fair play und uoral nportanumshl Enginecr's Squad ltooteru Wlll Face Owls: , Freshmen Will Run I: Azuinst Cornell. 'ml venting rwnnnl Team ion Wlll Engage Keystone IIN ---v--4 , pl., i tlutwt-lulwtl tlttm-n poundn to lhn mlm, thu l'onn Stntu loot- 'l'him- wnnla may amrll nlco ln a mulropolllnn papvr. hut thoy ralnu a xt:-nch hvrr, whsru their cumoullnm- wlll no lnnut-r cover a crylnu lnluvtlcn. hall team will lm nut ,tu collect ,Ita third ntrulxht victory fmm a IA-hluh'-nqulul. tlnlmlnl Thin Candldly and Innltly. the football ptayern hero aru belnu llIloltod by aa Athletic Amoclatlon that paya than nothing tor har hard houra a day and yet taken In gain which approach lor- am nlanllkmco. , ln nur your: this ln our camo, oh New lleuror tlvld ln the an- Jnual Alumni grid till tomorrow ialtornoon. Almnni to a manhthu nlayurn are not ahlu to llnuncu their wllilv uducallun thumnulvon, which. apparently, ln u lundamun lumzzaltlon of the Bmlolt pollry. Thornton-. thcy'vo been for: W nt .toon for their room. hoard anrl Iwi. ' K Lal od During football naman approximately thirty ploy:-rn nut their ovanlna' mul at a tralnlnz tahlo untaliltnhed hy thu Collazo. I-'or lholr othar two moaln a tluy thoy nrn turcotl tu ahlft for thum- nolvua. 'l'ha only wrnmnn who have vitally annlatml them tn not- tlnl tho ront'ul thulr axlatance havo In-on tial.: llluulnn nnrl Walter Klmwy 'll6, umluryrmluatu fnntlinll vnnnuuur. Through thu uflortn of llllmimo anll Klnxoy, practically thu m9n'havo boon alulu to met lulm ln fralornltl:-it und local rus- llllflntl. Waahlnz tllnhmt, pnrtnu potatof-nu, aint wnltlng tablun for tholr other twu mruln n tlny. Some of them huvo been ulvlu IWIIYI Nallunal Youth Adlnlnlnlratlun joint which pay them I thllllhly to rnvor tlwir room rent. Bt-ntuuu at thin nyaturp t .lldixhava llttlo tion- for anuiatua.. 1 ..,. Wm, , ,.,,'.,. Ilhm tn tht- nwhvrlnlu ol om: ul lhovvurally plnyrrn: ' tlutu up at tl:-th o'rlock, mln-lou-n nnrl tlollvrrn mllluun' tll 7:80. and tha-n utumlieu for twunly minutn-n. At. tt ht- noon to rlalns whore he rc-malna untll noon. lh- wnrkn lur hln lunch at a vltmpun fraternity. ulnl then hun uliuomn nntll 4 n'uIock, Then he rvlurnlt to tho hall whore hu llrt-at and worlta at hia candy atoru untll 4:30, when he um-a to footbnllpractlvu. Hy tho tlmu hu oata mllnnur lt. he 3:30, llo ruturnx to hln room .mt n..L..a um ..l us. .nn-.. noon n --s..-n i... ....... Q.. ls.. ...mt Student, fooling: tn 12 he rn rnutl. Coach llolz lllmrlns, untlnllotl with thu tlotf-nrc plny. hnn bt-rn concentrating on mvttlnir the of- fonlo to rllrk. Benning putnla havi- lann nntlwalrly latltlnl in tho pant lwu pm., ull-tony m-.inning funn me lnrlard watr- anmatwm-.-, lnlurlrn will nlaln kffll tw-1 llllll atilnlvu out .-1 thu starting llnwp. 'vm-t rnnnn, mu, it lp on- nn...,m.l min I 1-1, inltny, .mu v.a.,w, run. 'lm-lt. n -un-ring fr-nn a nunuul inn lnlury. Tln- Iam that lhv Llnna dal:-atuul lthr Mnatnaara x:i.w,u lm yur, Nun' lad with tho s-var raavnt thought ot Inulnw a crack at llhtt nr-xt week. thu ilqtlad la ltklly not to giva lmhlgh all tho attrntloll that lt dowrvaa. llnw- l va -rnrxtni In-pnrla an: axalo auf u a hr ul n push-ovrr In lllrnnglhvnrd I-3 liunnnuna tntrnlu- atullunlr. tiltarh Ilartnvv-nn han lnlilt up a mann ltnv, luyn, yuurll, time t aplaln llmlw-y, tavlnlr, lvarlmu thu at- nnk. maroon- allowing in-it Irma. ualm--l ul-I ywlt ni linkin-t-n',. ut nn-..-tin. rumen, n- uint.-m-u nn-tiling or nn- :nom punt-r. iwl Nittany l,l+ni'. ,.r..t.ul.i.- .tm- :..,. n... .... ...nt i. .. .wt . TAKE IT --Hugo Bezdek I ...M Alumni l College Planning JAM!! Establish Bouckcil nnwnn Arrauigc Artists For Graduates' . Annual Reunion ,Program of Athletics i To Feature Annual l Homecoming. ltlolf, Smokers, Dinners To Complete Program. Y l-'rom all on-r the hiatt-. aiu-ut ,LL000 loynl Alumni nw 1-xpectwl , to cours.-uw on tht' Coll:-gr tv.-clay lnntltnmorruw. I-1rlwurdK. llxblh- 'man. Alumni avcrvtnry. ratimal- leil yesterday. A continuous ruuntl of social und spam uct:- Avlliva have hx-on plan-nal for lin- lrlnltoru and A-very olurt has been manic to make thin Alumni Iwer-k-ond the moat cnjoyablv in yoarn. ' I-'nllowinu rcunvtrntinn in lm- tlrrt door lounge of Old Mann. all ,day tddny, the work-4'inl'a nrll- lvltlen will tw utficinlly lu-gun wlth tho Alumnl l'nunrll dinner at tha Nittany mn Inn at n no it.. night. Other wt-nt. ..f in night ln. lrluda me Fun Rally it llnrreatmn lnan at mu ana a vmn, uno. ,umm .1 no cmn- nun umm gtlluh at amo, 3 Tomm-an falrmtar nn- im Al- Inmnl Golf 1'-nimnnn-m on thx- t'-it-ga mum anrtlnl at ALM in rho morn- tna In-45-n savanna- Bodum: who town iam rluh wniinan an opportunity to vnlt tha Ha-nn.-la and in-navunum ol in.. Cullen, or no wthou- wvieullurally lmllnal, tn. tnairy hun-img mn.-M LM lkntkul- ltunl Show. l 'r-rn apart- .-nuts. arr mhadulod ilvn- the utu-moon. thu Nittany u-mir taam. plnylng tho aoeomt guna lu limit- noni tnmaatvi- nmlflntrd na. nn... nf.-t tlut ron.,-1. o-n Nt nm- run ltilxli over the footbull siluutiun ns KlClll0llSl,l'tllft'tl by the Alumni Dny issue of thc Colleglnn. uustrulfvcl except Three lllll.lllLL!Cl'S who have Clem ionul ubillty und spirit, in their Work: loft to rttzht. .luck l-Iowurth, Boxing: Rtuuly Cressiutlu, Wrest- ling: Wnll, Kinsey, Footbull. M I .y,,,f,-ww vnu Burrell, gunrrlizm of the oqulpnu'nl,, has been u fumlllnr person in Penn Stnte ntllletic Student All-monstrntlon prior tn the Lehigh gnnn- ra-sultul history for llllll'lY Yt'ill'S. in u hutrr lmullrt' in front, of tht' llllllll gutv. Men You Shoulb Know Woody Douthctt 5 I I Johnny McC1ung Bill Cooper Sammy Wolfson Tony Robeson Blll McKinney Frnnk Hillgnrtncl' Foro Miller Bob Augustlno -inn! Jnck Binns Woody Gerber Bill Skirblc Men You Shoulb Know 5lnnsa'.av Bill Sllhliff Wy Hunk Brown Paul Widlitz Duvcrncy Book Hen MncFn 11 Wnlt Frcunsch N I T TB HE NL YL E S JZ 4 L4 -, 1 ,951 ,Q Q:-gy is 1 LL VNV xc-f'r , , ,. L ww' W x-WW V' W, QUE, fL,,i,fjgfX Wh. . ,i,f2j,3yf .N . lil: W' 41. , LI'-fi 14-Y .fgaew , Qi gum .fy iw W-. f T4 QL, -Lu' 3:?p: 'g,. MDV kizmu 35335 xx 1 212427 52 J MWMM ' p f?1vf!:r:vrf f V f '5i'??75FwT5?Q . w,f13'- ' fyiri , WML , L MP hST9'ff' f X r Q ,M , W , , 1 . f eaungi gmffi S-1552, K A A, QW? :MMV -1: ,Jw ,wf X, A flifzx Q ,,' ww+fQ 45 151. H-'F-ful , , K Wwvmv , m m m, ' .,,4 .1 H M. -. N 4, jf? .My agm. 1.1 fm AW .-1 Vlgxggi Ptffu f If Q3 Q. , af? 5215 ' ' A IW M. 3,4 Y Nix. fgifdf' Nfl , X32 H L 1 fifii , ei? - 2 .f ' . 715 ' X 545533 ' NYQLQ Liga? ' N 1 , ip5iL1i'gi , A ,,Yfj:5,. , V f F iff? if .ff V9 X ,iii 34551 Ik -k fs iii if u ui 5 ,i Nr 441'-A--'. fm ff .,,m'v's'QQ M.. ,, K, -55 K, gl-y, 'vu 3 NB' ' fx . , 51 Wm JA I FT fr, M, p .W 4:-, I ? . . 1 vlmnw CdI4Ce.4 142101671 Zflflflll -B-Q The final selections for the Belle section were made by Earle Kirkbride, artist for the Roland G. E. Ullman Or- ganization of Philadelphia. Mr. Kirkbride has had many years' experience in art work, having illustrated for Col- lier's, Good Housekeeping and Ladies' Home Journal. He has had much work exhibited. R E L I G I O N Jorm H. Flnzzsr.L Chaplain Page One Hundred Twenty-two Q v M2 RBIIQIOUS Program As a part of its effort to establish a well-halanced college life, Penn State has set up a non-sectarian Sunday chapel service. Student atten- dance is purely voluntary. Local speakers and men with national and international reputa- tions are invited here to deliver their messages. All faiths and creeds are represented and the student is given a variety of viewpoints and at- titudes to aid and assist him in his religious life. The College feels that spiritual well-being encourages a hroad social and intellectual de- velopment. Prof. John H. Frizzell, College chaplain, is in charge of the chapel service. Music is furnished by a student choir of over a hundred voices under the supervision of Director Richard W. Grant, of the department of music. The chapel collection is used to further the student Chris- tian work carried on at Lingnan University in Canton, China. Students who prefer to keep in contact with persons of their own faith are welcomed at the local churches. They hold discussions and social activities in the same fashion as the Penn State Christian Associ- ation. This group carries on a varied program during the year. They sponsor panel discussions, forum groups, lectures on current world and national problems, and hold a series of fireside sessions during the year. ln addition they take an active pa1't in promoting the cause of world peace and in any other effort to better world conditions. r J. xx F s 1 wi tt ff-f at 'B .1 f 'ya 'xc' t JN l xr luv t i K 1' , .Ay 'I lv, , xiii l -17 I 4 tl. 4,3 . n Q.. t Y: 2 iz gf 31 , -12 if Q1 i it at . . . T ,I 1 it 4 Ptftipl .Q , , .. it ynf, it -it ill' will l-'ill H.. it st E il 'el 1 H f Hillel Founbation 'il'lie I-lillel Foundation made its appearance on the Penn State Carn- pus in Septemlmer, l935. Dr. Epliraim Fisolioll' is tlle director, and williin the short time ol' a year lie lias aoooniplislied many things and lias progressed rapidly witli llie organization. Stimulating study groups were lregun early in Oetolier, and tlie al- lendanoo is rapidly inoreasing to very promising proportions. The Foundation ollers llie growing ,lewisli student lrody tlie only medium on tlle campus to oome logetlier in cordial association. Open forum lectures, lllllSlt7ill6H, delmates, dramaties, soeials, dances, elasses in Jew- isll liislory, literature, sociology, customs. and ourrent events make up tlie program. mlilie Hillel Nlossenger is tlie organizationis pulxlieation. It is pulmlisliod by tlle students wlio are interested, and is issued four times a year to promote oo-operation lietween the Foundation and tlle ,lewisli students. Il. M. KAl,s'r4 l,l'l'SfIll'lll Du. l'.l'IIll,'XlX1 lwsfnoii Shimano! Sli-in I.:-vine Sllllllllllll lfl'l'l'llIllllIl Snnmols Wolgin II4 mx f N l L- -1 Sl'llH'lll'lZ lxulslono legs,-'wif gg,-,., ,I llingt-it .iran age One llunnlred ' Cnanuvzs SALT l'rcsirlcnt Donornl-:A RUTH Vice Prcsizlcnt Ilnnm' Si-:A MANS Christian Association The Penn State Christian Association, which chooses its members from the men and women undergraduates interested in furthering the importance and appreciation of religion among the student body, is a non-sectarian group. Through its interesting programs, speakers of prominence in na- tional, religious, social, and economic life are brought to the campus. Panel discussions, attended by faculty members and students, are al- ways a vital part of the program for the year. In order to assist the freshmen in orienting themselves to the new life, the Association publishes the Student Handbook, and makes use- ful contacts with the new students through the Freshman Forum and Commission and various social activities. The Association plays an important role in the National Student Council of the Y. M. C. A., and is associated with the Intercollegiate Student Christian Association. It was founded in 1875. Uri-rliullz Wm-ntzn-l 0L5l0'v'1!0 Larson tltwrlin Alla-Inu-In lit-4-sc Wm-aw-r I-'ish Mnnrc-r I'r4-stun SIEIIIIISIIIS ltrnnnly Alu-I Farrow llogairtti lfnrtinoll lilnwnln Salt. ltntli tlllln-rt finrelncr Page One Hundred Twenty-four 1 I Freshman Forum Freshman Forum The Freshman Forum eo-operates with the Freshman Commission in main- taining a link hetween the Christian Association Cabinet and the freshman men and women. The purpose and services of the P. S. C. A. are brought to the attention of the new women through this group. Freshman Commission The Freshman Commission, composed ol first year men, is one of the proj- ects of the P. S. C. A. to orient new students to their task i f ' i o uitiering religious interests on the campus. 'Vhrough this commission the Christian Association can contact the newcomers in the College. gp Q, . Freshman Commission Page One l'lllllfll'Ctl Twenty-live 4 D H N C E S JOSEPH P. SWIFT Chairman Senior Ball THE COMMITTICIC sicvn P. Swnf'r Willicrl. M. .Alwinc .lfvsuph F. Bnlis Stanton M. HIIICIKSIIUIIII Iirrrlrcrl Il. Bnllrcn James A. Carson Philip C. Evans Hidlzllll W. A. Flvnni lcon Clllliflllllll Ira N. Greaves Ilarry Lalorrc Virginia W. Lewis Ricllard A. Munro I.. Benjamin Palmer llurman A. Schmidt A. FIYIXICQES Tlll'lH'l' Music by Kay Kyscr anal his 0l'L!llL'Sll'il Hull-x Alwinc I Morro G I'l'lIVI'H 1,ll1llH'I' , I I4-nnilu-n liolirnn Swift Svhnxldt lilnckx-nnilxli Page Onc llnnclrcd Twcnly-eight i gnxliiv- 4, 1, ia i - 1 ff Q 'S A ,rf .I in ., gk! f Y BH QF 'Nj iilw x. 4 . 'V mf L H Af gi 'ri ' 5? 'J' 3 1 'f '1 3 li 1 1 11 in .Q 'Q W ff 1 sf ,'1 - r 1 5 VI ni xii ip, N 1 5 'Af if 1 ., . T . 1 Xf,' n ,Y fa Lf. ' ei fvz, 1' 1 4, 1' I - 'i a y . ' 1 fi .i 'n x., .V ly . s , D 1 . , fr 'v, W . I f n ,, SAMUE Junior Prom .- A, ,' 9, if ual, A. Blllul-INE TIIE CONIMl'l l'EE SMH L A. Bula!-:Nic Tl lrrx nas R. Brislin Allan Clioliner llulcn M. Clymm Rnlmcrl Cox William H. Egli Daniel S. .laquvllc Robert E. lmnlz Franklin J. Smilli, I Music liy Tcrl Fin Rilo uncl his Clmirnmn Jllllll R. Palin Muxwull P. Ihre-all-1' Frank R. Romano Frank li. SCllW2ll'lZ Martha Sllancr lflowurml J. Vorln-vs x-Ollicio Orclu-sl ru C lmi flllllll Iirlulin Pnx -lll4lll4'llI' 1.1-nlz Si-Invnrtz Mill:-r lp.li Cliolim-r Smith Flynn-r llru-vnu Shum-r Ynrlu-os Ihnnnni Page One llumlrcml TWCIlly-IllIlC Bl-1IlN ARD BIIllNI'I'l l' N Bx'uoN J. Cnmsv Soph Hop THE COMMITTEE HIGIRNAIKIJ J. BIVIINI-ITT Co-Clmirmfm lhmow J. CIIIGASY - Co-Clmirnum F. D. Allunhurg D. C. Park J. L. Bond C. D. Perkin W. B. Clcvclaml J. L. Scllminky P. 'l'. llornick C. J. Wctluerstcin L. D. lluycs N. S. Wilncr E. F. J fvrl cs M. Wright 'l'. M. Molmlgilnlill Music by ,Inc Sumlcrs' Orchcslru Q: --J ,, I +. ' ' ' wf ' . 'ff-V iffy. if guy: L . nn 2. - 'f 1 url' Nh-l.o1l41Ixlin XYllnvr Jllbllll XVrig.:lxt l rl 11 BYOIIIILI T nw Ula Nllllllll ' X llzlvvs l'r:-um' Iillrm-H. Svluulnky P1 1 0110 Jlunrlrval 'l'l1irIy Interfraternit Ball ll. Wmm Bmw - WlI.I.IAM A. Roncrzns IC. J. Anmlrrugi II. D. Brown, Jr. R. F. Dyson J. F. Cchr R. C. Holland W. A. Kesler J. li. Kilfoil li. J. Kohlr-r TIIE COMMI'l'Tl'IE Music by Co-Chairlmzn - Co-Chairman F. Ncvly S. Nightingale Pollit Saylor M. Schwartz, Jr. J. Tejan A. xvllilllklliglll Buddy Rogers and His Orcllcslra ll. Wmm Rn-:N w'II.l.IAM A. Rum.:-:ns Amln'u1.:i Kastor Kilfoil Gm-ln' Brown Nhzhtlngznle Snglnr Ilolluml T1-jun Swift llmlggers Nmqy K,,h1,r Page One llunmlrvcl Tlxirly-one fha Drganizatione f r i ' GE? ,Ewa W 'Gi x N JW tg r 15,10 . ' ' I ' bv A U ,:' l , , 1' -Ld, Q ig N Ill! f 1 rf-5' S x , ,F , , .ang -7 , 1 'Q .--- 1 A' 4 L J! ' A 5 I ' U 1 fl V V . I ,IQ I , ' V W A Q V r. , ,r ,, ,fo s 4 r fr Q X N34 f ' Q5 .g xx, 3 ' 7 .F gt f Sis .X .xiz ' ' 'J' .N Q , ..., S 271 ' f 4' Q X X I I ,Un . 4 X f I--.K bw- 1 '..' - In 9 r - :F 012 It 121- 1 -' 0111 c A Ms Po U? SE T I E s Lion's Pam FUIINIPIGID Nl' 'l'llI'I PENNSYLVANIA STA'I'E COLLEGE, 1907 AG'l'IYI4Z CIIAI l'I4IllS, ONE l4'IlA'l'lll'lS IN COLLICGIO Seniors J, II. ARMSTRONG NV. S. KINSIGY J. B. PRUITT W, 414-II. lIl+IIl'l'0LlfI'l l'E .l. II. LIGHT B. A. RILEY II. Il, lIl'INlbl'IllSON l . O'll0ICA J. P. SYVIFT .I. Il. IIOWAILTII R. E. NVEBER Lion's Paw is composed of members of the Senior Class who have proven themselves to be outstanding in campus activity and who are deemed capable lo perform the greatest service for the school during their final undergraduate year. -4 -if W4-lwr llilvy Kln:-my lla-null-rsun Amnrctrmn.: 0'IIor:1 I'rnlIl Ilnwnrill IH-1-tnln-its-. Swift Light Page One Hundred Tllirly-four Mortar Boaro FOUNDI-Ill I I+1lSliUAl!Y 16, 1918 AIT'l'IYl1l UIlAI l'l4IICS, SIXTY ARCHOUSAI CHAPTER l'IS'l'AI!I.ISIII'Ill 19255 SOROIIES IN I70I.l.l'IGIO Scnlors J. M. IIICMAN IG, J. IIOSIIIEII A. F. 'FUIINEII A. IIIIOIIKS II. IC, Klilfllllilill 17. Ii. NVAGNICII II. M. III4lAGNI'lY S. A. IVllNllICIII.IlTII lVlortar Board, national wonienis honorary fraternity, has recently installed a chapter on the campus. Arcliousai, tlie former local group, was received into the national organization on Novcnibcr 23, l935. Girls who maintain a high scholastic rating and broad par- ticipation in campus activities are eligible to the group. .,..r f Ilmunn-r XVIILZIIPI' Brooks K,.,.1,1,t,- Tl'm'ncr Ilvngnvy Wnmlm-rllvh 1g,.m,,,, Pagc Ono Ilunclrcll '.I'liirly-live Parmi Nous IVOUNIIIGII A'I' 'l'IlI'I PENNSYLVANIA S'I'A'l'I'I tT0LLI4If F. J, HICIJICNIC N. M. I LI4IMING Il. H. HELL W. H. UUOVEIL IG. U. tildlllilflll t', .l. UIIIGIKUNDOLO l'. L. IILICNNON AC'l'IVlC l'llAI l'lCIlS, ONE ICS'I'Al5LISIII'III 11109 I IlA'I'IlI'IS IN l Al7UL'I'AlIu II. ll. IIILISIGWI' Il. M. IIIGIUIANN I IlA'I'Ill'IS IN COLLICG I0 Ss-niurs J. L. IIUXVAIITII W. J. KINSIGY J. I5, I'I!IIl'I L' Il. A. IRILICY .I unlors M. I.. KUIINICK XV. IV. MMGNVAN nc, won Il. A. I', A. I . E J. I' It. E I. L. Ii. I I. IIIGG INS MITTIGN SANEIL SW l l 'I' IVEISPIIK RICIITIGII SCIIIIYI-EI! Parmi Nous is an honorary society consisting of upperclassmen who have been awarded a major letter for participation in varsity athletics or for work as managers of varsity sports. The members are chosen each spring on Tap Day, during the move-up day exer- rrises. .4 Lluht Boll M4-Idwun G1-rlu-r Svlmyln-r Ulu-rlnulnln ltile-y Swift Pruitt Ikiwliter Howarth Kinney Page One Hundred Thirty-six C. II. UOLIG .I. II. AIlMS'I'IlliNll U, V. HOOK ll. N. IIIIIGSSMAN .I. Il. UIIISIVIGLII II. Il. UltUAI'WI'IIiIi II. A. IIOWNIGY Skull anb Bones . . . .11 mt I-'Ul'NIII'IIl .I'l' 'l'IIl'I PICNNSX IA ASIA BIA I In I UI,I,luhIf., I AI'I'IYI'I t'IIAI l'I'1IlS, ONE l l!.X'l'Ill'IS IN l Al'I'I,'l'A'I'I'I II. IIIGZIIICK II. Il. IIILICY I IlA'I'lll'IS IN L'0IiI,I'IIIIO S1-lxlors A. IV. HIIl'l'0N .I. II. IIAIIILIIIIIII II. Ii. IIICNIIICIISON, .II lf' . II' . I . A. Mt'ANIlIRI4IWS .IllllIOI'N 0S'l'I'IllliUNh D13 W. K. IYLIGIIIUII S. M4-I1'Al.li I. Il. MII.I.I'II! K. Io. l'0I.I1I'I' A. IIUIIIENUN W M. S'l'I'I'l'II.IfIIl M. SIINIIA Y Skull and Bones is an honorary society made up of leaders in activities from the two upper classes. The members are chosen at the Tai Du exercises each sarinff. MZlll2l t3I'S, editors athletes and Y o za a e the head cheerleader are eligible. IIlI'IIIIIlLfIl Uslvl'Illll4l Ilmviu-3' IIA-mln-rson M1'I :1lI Ilnlwsun l'nllI1I Miller Smith Smnlny IilI'l0ll Ihmli Al'lllsIroll1: t'r1'sHlllnll Crlswull llI'UIllWl'lI Stltelvr Page One Hundred Thirty-seven IWUIINIJI-III A'I' TIIIC I'I'INNSYI.VANIA S'I'A'I'I4I C0I.I.I4IGI'l, 1923 At I'I VIC IZIIA I I'I'IIlS, I1'IIA'l'IiI.S IN I 'X' . ' AUliI.'I'AT15 0 Y IG .I. 0. IiIGI.I.I'II! I7I.I4lIIICII FILATIIIGS IN UIIISIC fi. IV. IJIVNKYAN I'. A. AII'I 1'lGN li. A. Stf0'I 1' I1'IlA'IfIlI4IS IN GOI.I.I'ItlI0 Sl-niors .I. A. AIIRIS'I'Ii0Nfi A. NV. HIII'I'UN A. G. MOIIIIIS U. I-I. Iilfitilllllill. U, KIUIIIDON K. A. 1'A'I'tlIIIGN XV, Ii. IiI'IIl'I'0I.I4I'l'TIC I . II. IIII.I.tiAIl'I'NI'III J. C. 1'IIII.I.II'S A. IG. ti. ISIUKIGI. J. I.. IItHVAIl'l'II II. Il. I'IA'l L' II. W. IIIIGN Il, Il. KI1II.StI IG. I'0I.I.I'l'T ti. K. I.. IiIlIGII'I'MAN NV A. ICI4IS'I'I1IIl IV A. IIODIIICIIS II. Il, IIIIUNVN IV J. KINSIGY II. U. IIUIIIN .I. A. CARSON Ii. NV. KtIlII.I4IIl IV II. SKIRIILE N. ll. CIIIGSSMAN S. Z. LIGVY G. III. SPICIILING Y. Il. IilltbNIS'I'I41Il .I. II. McUI.UNG J. P. SYVIFT A. N. IDICUKICIL II. S. Mc-I AI.I. IG. I.. VANIIICIlSI.Itll'I IC. M. IJI'II'KI'IIi tl. I.. MILLIGIL ti. G, YVINTICIIS Juniors D. M, ANIJIGIISON, JII. II. 'I'. IIIM0I I1' IV. J. SCA,IiI.I'I'I I' A. I.. ISAUIIOII 0. .I. ICIIIGHIGIR J. IG. SIIAIlI'I.I'ISS .I. .I. IIIMXNIQIGNIIOIIN S. .I. Mnw'MIII.I.AN '1'. YV. SlIINAI I4II.'l' S. A. IIIIIGIGNIG S. l'. MUIIIIIIHG Ii. J. SII4IGI.I'IIl .l. IEIIIGNNIGMAN Il. K. itlm'lJllIS'I'0N A. I.. SMI'I'Il J, I.. IYIIMMINII II. M. MWPZ W. lil. SMI'I'lI Il. ti. GIBSON A. S. NI4IW'MI'IYIGIl 'l'. M. SNIGIJIJIGN XV. S. GUOKIN I . M. IVNIUILI. I.. A. S'I'l'IINIIll'.IIEIl J. I . tiIllI I-'l'l'Il IC. S. PEUK II. II. XVAGNICI! li. M. IIAI'IiI'Ill Ii. li. SANHS'I.'0N NV S. NVIGHINS M, li, IIIGNIIIGIISUN J. A. IVILLIAIIIS Selecting its memlmersliip from first assistant managers and the Ixoarcls of several campus publications, Blue Key is the only ,Iunior Class honorary society. Its ITICIUIJCFS act as ushers for athletic con- tests ancl serve in other capacities. Iil'i-gon' lilnnlu-nhorn Sis-prion' III't'iIlil'lllIllI Wiggins IIA-nnlvrson WN:-Il lint-hor Waprlu-I' tiilusou Sis-inhilin-r HIIIll'III1'SS tionkin Ililnofif MvI1ri4I4' M1-iz W. Smith Grllilth Iii-of-no Scurlc-tt Newnwyoi' Snwluien Page One llunmlrctl Tliirty-ciglxt L N l 1 P. Fai. Z E f z t t'. 5. fill, A V lf vh2iN,5Nt li 7 A if w x f A J-. , t X , V'- lv ',, 1-'mwnnn A'r l7NlYI'llkSl'I'Y or l'1'r'1's1snl:c:1l, 1024 AUTIYIG t'lIAl l'lCliS. nn:n'r DELTA CHAPTER IflS'l'.tllI,lSlIl'lll .ntxl-1 4, nm H, 5. sonmzns IN l At'lTl,'1'.t'l'l'l . rl ' M. IIAIIYIT 1 xc. lux' soumam IN Umm X' L' Mus. I-'. xv. lIAl4l.l'Ill . ' SOIROICIAIS IN eomlcrno ' St-nturs K. T. ALLIGHAUII J. w. I+'l'II!NSLl1Ill A lv 'runxme J. M. mcMAN V. w. Lnwls 4... L. XVAGNICR u. A. 11Il'lllNS'l'l-IIN M. lc. SI'lllNHl'Ilt s A. XVlINDl'lllLll'tI .lnnlors M. w. 1sAmsm7 sz. la. IWIHDINANI3 E. u omfmmx 11. M. com-:N 141. J. l4'0S'l'lCIl It M VAN Ali'l'SDALl41N M. M. IJUNAWAY .1. 41. Klllldlllifl 1: 1' Zlldttllltlll J. xx. Nmc'r11uu1- Sunlxulnnrm-N H A. T. A1,r,mnAun n. M. Kl'I'l'NEII M xc. sAUxnmns C' n. E. mn.r.1Nm:n1: lv. M. KNlGl'l'lCll .u. I.. SCIIMINKY A t s.c.11mu-'1-11: A. lv. rm-m.n1.r,ANn M 0 S'l'I'l'LlGll A --,A c. JONES u. n. VUWICIIS M lc. TAYLOR ,' x 1. ln. 1:A1Nm' fl lrf Cwens is an honorary sophomore women,s organization active r ' in furthering scholarship, activities and sportsmansllip among the women students. Cwen tapping', takes place on Mothefs Day at Holmes' Field when the so Jhomores transfer their Ura and red 'ackets to the Hrst . '? ear women elected to the 0l 'El.YllZZll.l0Il. D ll ,U 4.x ,l . X N xr. H. . V 4 Q fx., A, sf X xl f , It 'l'nrn1-r I s-rmah-r K. A114-luuelx lturlwy l 1-rdlnnnnl lirit-In-I Hollinger 'Pnylor Km-mu-r Nnnnnlvrn S1-lnntnlu-y lllllllby K0fll0F IIntT0r .Tones A. Allclnlvln Powers Mn-l'I4-llunlt IA 5m A af xr .m w A tm Xl. .I V Q lt A. lt ,Q 'h'. A . it Page One Hundred Thirty-nine Druib IU! XIII Il AI IIII I'I4AMNXIAAAIAbIA1I4.f.0I,I.Iul.l Af I'IYI'I UIIAI I'IGIlS, SIGVICN ALPHA CHAPTER IGS'I'AIII,ISIIICIl IEI07 I IiA'I'IlI'IS IN I At1UI,'I'A'I'I'I II. II. IIIGIIMANN I IlUI'I'Ii 1. IlA'I'ItI'IS IN CXDLLICKIIO n. A. .P lv I . W I I XV I . II. .I. IOS I . Itk Ii. A. Q, 12107 S'l'I'l IIJICI4 A. RIGILEY L. SMITH A. S'I'IGXVA RT G. IIOSICNIIEICG IV. SALISIIUII Y I QCIIITYI IPI! mil QIINIIAII L. wwmizs I' KVA Ut' MA N U. u. 1 W. NV. IVIGAN II. YUIINII ZAZZI Choosing lts IIICIHIJCISIWIP from nien who have distinguished them selves in athletic, aetlvlty during their freshman year, the Druids ale one of the two SOPITOIIIOIC honorary activities societies. Its members help to enfoue fleshman customs and each year they, together with the Fuals hold an all College dance. 1 ml Hill Da- Marino Young llntlu-1 nu x flllll 5Il!lII'll Dolulfo IVIIIILIIIIIIIIII EUIIIIOIIIUN Ill 1 Friare l+'0UNIlI'ID .XT 'I'III'I I'I'INNSYI.VANI.X H'I'.X'I'I'I I'0I.I.I'IlII'J AU'I'IVI'I UIIAI l'I'IIIS. 0NI'I I'IS'I'AIILISIIIGIT IIDI2 I II.Vl'III'IS IN COI.I.l'IIiI0 Sn-niuru If. .I. ANIIIIIGWS I . W. KIQSSLI-III W. IJ. Iil'IIl'l'0I.l+1'l I'I'I .I. I . KII.lf'UII. J. W. lIII'1I.II'KI If. NV. MvANlbItI'IWS D. U. BOOK I.. IG. MADISON II. I+'. UYSON Il. Il. MAIIIGII II. W. I-'I.I'1NNIKICN I . IVIIUIIA .Iunlurs I . I-'. IIAIINIGS A. A. tJtYI I'I.IIflII .I. IG. IWINNIS D. 'I'. IIIMUIPII' .I. Il. f'AI.YIN .I. I'. IIlI'l't'III'1SON I'. .I. ITIIICIIIININIIAD I.. I.IN'I'0N .I. I-'IIIGIIIIIGNIIIUIM M. I'. LONG I . .I. GOODMAN Solnlunlnnw-s D. IG. IIAIIIIIII ll. I.. I.AI'I'I-IN VOIIIIIIIN II I. MII.I.I'III . A. II. MI'III'IIY .I. II. V. IIIINATII II. IG, .IAUUIIS .I. I.. III'III'IIl'INII.H'II II. M. .IAIIUIIS II. I'. SIMONSI'I'II.I.I Friurs is at campus society uonipnscd of soplmmm .I. .I. II IX S. S. 1. N I 1 F A K. II .I. N .I. 'U IN. IIUI2 I'. I'At'IiAIIIJ II. I'III7I'I l' A. Sl'lVl I' II. SMALL . I . SII'I'I.II+'I NVOI.I SON .I. RI1l1'MI'I.I.ICN I+'. MAISVII Y. MVSMANNO XV. SIMIIIIIIIAN IV. SMI'l'II M. ZIVIVIQY WAl'IiI'Il! w. wma: I-:. warm.: s, wn.x1-zu: w. wmum. mmm who Imvu shown ability in freslimuu athletics, who intend lo cmilinuc 'IlllI'I,IICI' Iry participating in varsity sports. Miller XVIIIII' Ili-In-Iwnluu-h II. .luvolm lmnnm Lnllpr-n XVIII-ker NVIIHI-r NVIIwIc- Cori-Ixin Page One I'Iun1IrmI Forty-one v 1'3'g7 X IJ 'E , ,srxgwf X AH 'Y KWH, ix if '! '-4215 Z A Q awww I, Q- qi V , Zirjfff Lk fx mln' I I f Wff,'f' ff, 7 I gy 47 : '? ' X ? fyfvf sl I ily!-ix A K F R A T E R N I T I E S Fraternity Acacia - Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa Pi - Alpha Phi Delta Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta - - Beta Kappa - Beta Sigma Rho - Beta Theta Pi - Chi Phi - Delta Chi - Delta Tau Delta - Delta Theta Sigma Delta Sigma Phi - Delta Upsilon - Kappa Delta Rho - Kappa Sigma - Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Phi Epsilon Pi - Phi Gamma Delta 'Phi Kappa - Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Phi Lambda Theta Phi Mu Delta - Phi Sigma Delta - Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha - Pi Kappa Phi - Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chl - Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Nu - Sigma Phi Sigma - Sigma Pi - Sigma Tau Phi - Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Phi Delta - Tau Sigma Phi - Theta Chi - - Theta Kappa Phi Theta Nu Epsilon Theta Upsilon Omega - Theta Xi - - Triangle - Page One Hundred Forty-four Interfraternity Council Roll Senior Delegate Melvin Peters F. P. Davis J. H. Jacobs I. N. Greaves - F. A. Osterlund - James J. Coletti W. A. Rodgers H. Bohren J. T. Radel - H. E. Loomis - H. P. Stack H. D. Brown - L. Linton - E. J. Ambrogi W. J. Kesler, Jr. F. Nightingale R. W. Kohler E. Pollitt - B. Whitenight - F. D. Maxwell W. F. Bastian F. Cehr - - L. T. Siefl - T. C. Tejan - T. C. Roantree, Jr. C. E. Annett - H. W. Bien - J. N. Perrigo - G. F. Neely Blair W. Saylor C. M. Schwartz - H. L. Shambaeh W. M. Scott - J. A. Carson - N. W. Nielsen R. F. Dixon R. E. Carson J. P. Swift - H. A. Schmidt - F. H. Hillgartner N. Wollman J. L. Smith - R. Powell - J. Chelosky - W. Ings - J. F. Kilfoil - J. Koehler - W. L. Herr - R. C. Holland - L. E. Chamberlain Junior Delegate - Paul F. Fries W. H. Alexander - E. A. Ricketts M. D. Williamson - J. J. Julian - A. L. Vachor - J. Bennis - C. L. Binney - F. E. Schwartz E. W. Caughey W. Veenschoten - S. A. Breene H. McDonnell - J. McClure - G. W. Haines - H. Jackson - J. C. Everett - M. P. Reeder - O. J . Kreger - A. D. Walter - W. R. Rothgeb - F. Allebaelc - J. J. 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M. IHUIGN A..l.1il!I1IlGNl!l'IIl1l M. MYERS W. IIITIHN ll. IHWII l .IiAMlNI'1lL M V. l'AlZliIGll I!.S1'lll'1IMAN A, Ib. l'0lll'IN I.. M. KAYIG l'. .l. HOIIINS ll. Sl,A'l'l'lIl ll. A. FISIIIGIL M. MWNH, Purlu-r Brion Grvcuhu1'g.: W. lluhin limes: A. Oulu-n Fri:-mlmun Ilnlvimmn Il. Svhoimun lluvh Filxklcslclln Kanye Knmincr Slam-r S. Cohn Umm-lnixn S11-inh.: Ar in tlolomlr Il. Colm M. Rubin Wnxlor Mny 1101.11 Ilonry S Cuhun U1-tu-r 1'. Schwartz Knopf C. Schwartz Fl'0llllll Milla-1' M. Schuinmn Guttlim-lx Xmlliu Page One Hundred Seventy-seven ,ls-.. , l IiA'l'llI'IS IN FACULTATIG Illl. J. li. IIILL NV. JIGI4'l+'IlEY Phi Sigma Kappa IWUIINIIIGID .Vlf MASSAUIIl7SI'1T'I'S S'l'A'I'I4I IT0LLI4lGl'I, MAlN'll 15, 1873 AI l'IVl'I l'IIAl l'lGllS, I 0l!'l'Y-l'IlHIl'lf KAPPA CHAPTER I'1S'l'AliI.ISlIl4IIJ JUNE 7, 1899 FIIATIIIGS IN UULLEG I0 L. M. II IGIKTZLEIL Il. IC. IIIIAIIIIUIEY J. I. UULIIIIIGN WV. M. FIIANTZ F. L. IIIGIIII III. IG. IHNVEN 'I'. IG. FALEY L. L. IWIGILIHGIG H. XV. JAIIDICN C. S. 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COSTICLLO III. GROSS lu SIIIITIC I' .1 XY. l ITZI'ATIllUK I' 1 , QI , 1 W . E 4 . , ..., , . . . , In 'Aff II ' IN wi Fi ITT . I ig 'wa 'v I 2 EI ,I I , , If 4 R .I I! igwfl If I we ' W 5 1 If Isg , I.: ,uh .' . II1-:Isley Ilunzl XVIII-Illli Stewart II'0lllIl'f0l' Mllhgr Xvnlly Mnjlm-y Shun. R. Smith Brown S100 Joi'I'r0y lloffvr Fry Stunton Snllnhnry Blcvunnnr V. Smith Grilllths Ilnrtlov Kmpp lixlntor D4-p:lin1: U'Dowd Dmnrlcr BIICZIIOWHIKI Hurriluln Korniok Otto C. Johnson T. Jnlmmil C. Smith Pochimsky Tnylm' R. Schein-cr Lingle McKinney L1-illy Grnjcck S4-uit: Dnlun Hmm.: Dnnlup .3211 fi r . I' X S, Iv, X Page One Hundred Seventy-nine 'N Q '. : I S' .A fn I I. l lIA'1'lI J. S. 1MlOl.I'l'TLIG .l. A. UAIISON Il. .I. IPAVIIDSON E, E. DAVIES Pi Kappa Phi IFOIINIPIGID A'I' Il0l'.LEGI'l OI UIIAIILIGSTON, IIIIIIJEMIIEIL 10, 1901 AC'I'IVl41 OlIAl'TI'lIlS, lv'Oll'l'Y-TIVO ALPHA MU CHAPTER ESTABLISIIICD NOVIGMISIGIL 5, 101.57 IGS IN I ACUL'l'A'l'I'I I1'llA'l'I! I . G. MIGIIKLIC S. 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Smith Wauxucr Ott Slmrp Swnpc . I I I I I ' I I I 'I , I I , I I .. . 'I I' Pave Onc Ilundred I:.1I-'III -nme N is ,, za up Y II I II I' 'I II I II III T' I III :I I I ' mg. ' I J -3 , ! I, I f As 4 'J I .2 , , A L' '1. .f,.A w T Ph ' D lta au 1 e ,. I I . IO! NDI ID Al Jill l'I4lNNSYLVANlA S'l'A'l'l'I COLLI'lHl'l, 42.11 'A A , MA Y, lem I, I, 57153 -- 1 ' A I 19 A jSp4i,:gf-I Ay? xwlwxy-141 NIAM-1.:Izs' .1-xllu-111: , lckggmjgg. V ff'3R1'R i xx, xx , ,Eg-X Nw.. R' PENNSYLVANIA STATE CHAP'1 ER Nix. Ig ES'l'A1lLISllliD MAY, 1922 'f '15 TQ - 2 x A . - XN153' A ' Xb' ' w'mf v..rWN N . J.m,f Agfa, ' Xlf' I-'IIATIIES IN l4'ACUL'I'ATE ,f gy 'X I. W. BULL L. DICIGN T. E. MURPHY W. T. WIIITE . T' ' 1 I , ul 'H' FHATIIES IN COLLEGIO Sc-niors II. BI. GALLOWAY ll. MOORE A. O. l'E'I'ZOLD Il. POWELL W. G. KUNKLE J. V. ZIMMEIIMAN Juniors A. J. Al'I?EL L. FULTON Il. E. LIGNTZ J. M1-CltACKEN J. li. IXOESIIOIIE KEMMIGIIER A. F. LINCOLN II. Il. PIIICIG 'l'. IDELSAIIIJO - bi Suplnmnors-H I Rf' A. II. IIOND JOHNSON ll. IIAIIN li. VARZALY .A v.9 j Il. 0. BROOKS MORGAN I. SMITH A. II. VOGLEIL J G. E. HOLLAND I 5 .J yn! U U' V xi! 'f' ff A .131 A in f' A I It Z2 -J f ' , f W xl 1 1 xi, 1, IM-Isnnlo Bm-shoro I'rIvn Powvll Johnson Itnhn Vurznly Lhwoln Mnrgnn K4-mmoror Smith Kunkle Le-ntz ' Mr'Cruukuu Zlnnm-rmnn Appr-l Voglr-r Dc-on Gnllowny Monro Fllllllll NVhitc Potzold fuk V 4-1 A I . ' '- 1 Page One Hundred Nlnely 43, p I '1 1 I , , I 5 li! H 1' I - : Icy ay' , ' I fa 'S I I' .. if fl 1 4 I ' f I 'I au Sugma Phu It f f l 1' .x I - , ffl! - A ' i Y II IPIIIINIIIIIII NI' 'I'IIl1l PIGNNSYINANIA S'l'A'l'IC UOI.I.l'IIIlG. ' ' 2 nano -I , f AIVPIVIG l'lIAl'Tl1IIl, ONE , X . 'V I PENNSYLVANIA STATE CHAPTER I JN X 1 I'1S'l'AllLISllI41ll 1920 Y . FIIATICIL IN FACULTATE I1'IIA'I'ICIl IN IIIIIIIC I If j - C. W. IIASEK M. ZIGLIGZNOCK I I '94 FIIATIIES IN IIOLLIGIIIO Seniors J. J. CIIICLOSKY .I. SAWCIIAK S. III. SIIUKA 'I'. .I. WASSICL S. .I. MIILLON .I. IG. SMAIIIGA A. L. SOVIGIIUSKI II. ID. ZIIIIINIC W. E. DISKLAK Juniors .I. KA1'I'I'ULA L. .I. RITZIE .I. .I. IIOSELLA J. G. KOIISAK Sonluolnoros , J. W. LMIUSUII I'. L. KIIZYWICKI T. T. STIIYCZNIIGWICZ II. I I 4 Fl'0HlIIll0ll 5 .I. ANDIIUKITIS W. I4'. UUVOLIIS A. IIITIIIIIINIYS A. SOPGIIAK 1 , ' E. IIAUIIA N. KOUIITIIINSKI XV. SINUAYAGIG L. S'l'lGl'ANIK ,. X11 HK' 41,- W I- I .I- I , I . 1 N 5 W I I 'IT AM. I Sow-Inlk HIIVIIII HIILZIQIIIIR Andrnkitis Uovolns Sim Il! au.: Rom-Iln Knpitnln Ilitzie Lum-mu-I1 Korunk Sl rycznlcwivz Krn n II III Sovcruskl Uholonky Sunlcn Znrino Mellon Pisklnk Snnnrigal XX nm-ml V. , , F P . Q, 3,5 .Ii I A ,.- lr . Page One Hundred Ninety-one Nwgn., A .. ,, . Theta Chi IFOIINIDIGID NI' NUIIWICII UNIVICIISITY, AI'lIIl, Ill, AU'l'IVl'I CIIAl I'l1IllS, I-'IFTY OMEGA CHAPTER l'1S'I'Alll.ISIII'lll MAIIUII Ill, 1919 I1'llA'I'llI'IS IV l'AI7lTLTA'I'IC I lIA'l'IllCS IN ITIIIIIG IG. Ii. CASSIGI, I-'. J. IIUAN li. l'. Sl'IIAHUIG II. D. IIIIIGINIGIL GSIIIYIVIT N. D. ZIMMIGIQMAN I I!A'L'lll'IS IN lT0l.I,IGGIO Seniors ll. 'l'. COILLEY IJ. Il. MIGAIINS I . II. l'l!I'l'UlIAllIl 'l'. II. WHITE W. C. INGS .lunlurs II. COX J. ll. IQIGIGIIY NV. NV. LOGAN J. RI. l'A'I I'l'HISOB II. 'I'. IIOINIIG Il. Ii. LIVINGSTON D. If. Mnm'I AIlLANIl U. M. IIINKICIL A. IG. IIIGUTCIIY A. M. TYSON Snplmnmrus IG. II. ICLI.I0'l I' I.. II. KNUWLICS J. H. MAIZE IS. XVINIIHYAIID G. C. IIAIIKESS l l 0NlIIlI1'Il J. A. GIGNTIIIGIL J. M. MIIYIIZGIGII 1856 I'rIh'hur1l , liowrers Iluntohy Gunther ML-tzgor Lugznn Livixlustnn hum-ly Elliott I'n1.Lornon Ilurkous Tyson Maize Munrns Cox Corley White Inns Rink:-r MncFnrlnnd Page One Hundred Ninety-two 1 I n, f L I . J, 'y IlN,vf'j ,l'si' .ski x ,J Xmfwsi . I I ff I .- N Q . 1 I I N ,J f., , 'V xxilllf 'XM I I Ik! ,K I H 4' fl If , 1 f x li . 3 u wwf H 551121 ii 1. ., 5 ,f ,. 'M.4ImY,,. ff? Nfflfl ffwf-21. W .y,,'ATrj.V Nw, 'N a f1QJ1f'.:fI5 195 92:4 'X I' IVUIINIDIGII AT IIIIIIIIHII l7NII'I1IIlSI'l'Y. OIVFOIIICII I, 1919 .4 Q' ,- ,w'r1x'm 11rm1'Tlc1:s, IGIIICVICN 5. M M1 I-J ' ii- 'r' I Q a m. 'ij' N Q W fl. 3.5Zj31i1.N,,Q,' IE ' 1' 'H.iw?N,.'II-II,g1. W ,. ' 1u'h21,'-X' H BETA CHAPTER ' I'IS'1'AI5LISIIl'III SI'II I'EMlll'IIl 1. mum .f I 12 U' IT ,QI X . . Q H 'QNX , wqfkP,L-5' Qrjgm rfffgg, ' l IlATIlI4IS IN FACUIITATIG FIIATICII IN IIIRIIE uf ' I I . M. IJUMONT Y. IIOUCK I . .l. TSUIIAN tl. IIEIIIKING H +153 , mn. SI'I4IIDI'IL I 1 . 5 ! N1 l4'IlA'I'IlI'2S IN U0I,I.I44 Ill 'f Sc-niurs I. I.1 p.,1g U. A. UAIINIGY J. IV. liII0SSKIC'l I'I4IiIl I . IV. MPANIIIIINVS J. J. IYIIOIIA gf 3 i I.. A, IIIIFFY J. F. IiII'Il 0lI4 II. MAIIIGY Il. IC. XYIGISEIR 11 ' 1 5 5 1 ' I W, -IIIIIIUFS I BI. S. IIAUEII Il. II. DICKINSON I . SRIITII II. J. VOOIIIIICICS ' I J. F. comm' .1. .l. NVALSII I i Suplmnmrm-N Il. J. IIITIIKIGTT J. I. IIOSICY A. BNUAIITIIY C. II. IVAIIII IJ. .l. CROSSIN fi. U. KIIANTZ B. IYINDNNICIIL ff xl lf'r1-slmxon H , J. IV. FRY J. U. MQUAIITIIY M. WSIIEA T. S. RUSH I fi. IG. II. IIOUGIIRAN M. .I. IVALSII I' -I 1 I I I ' N s I 1.1 m Q Q? fl 44 I . 1 I' . . .4 ,I 11 L. L I I x Q . II I 'ul I 1 H3 I , 5 I M H .2 1. Fry NVIINI Ilosoy Ito:-xc 0'Shcu Wllunncll C. McCnrt:lxy Luuprlmln Wulsh , 'ig T. McCarthy 0'Horn Voorln-on Ilonvk TBCIHIII lhlllvr Dk-kimum Krnntz UNINNIII Conlu 3 ga Mnlcy Grnsslu-ttlvl' Cnrnuy Mcmulrowu Kllfoil M. Walsh Duffy Smith Burkett Q2 5 ' bl I ii 2 , sf K ii I IKAI3 I . ll f N X!! Page One Hundred Nmety-three Ii .1 . li ., I, 4 ill., I E I Theta Nu Epsilon IUOIINIJICID A'l' WESLEYAN IINIYIGIISITY. IH70 Al DlYl'1 1'IIAl l'lCIlS, I'II,I'1YI'IN PI CHAPTER ES'l'Al5I.ISIIICI1 IN ISHS: IKE-ESTAIIIJSIIIGII H127 II KIIIIGS IN I1'AI'ULTAlI'I l IlATlll'IS IN IIIIIIIG A. XV. IIIIDI.l'lY OIGSTIGIIIIING IV. H. C. 'I'IIOMl'SON II. II. GIIAIIAM IG. BI. FRY llI'I'I'IN0IIIl .I. K. 'l'IIORN'I'0N J. M. BIII.I.I4lIl XY. A. IIICIIIIST J. T. IIAIV I-. L. S'l'l'1IVAIl'lf II. S. NYl'I'I'MII.I.IGIL II. V. NYIGIIINHR W- I ' -I I w'ii'I 3 ,I 1 M :lf 'r 1 'I. , . YV? I I 1 3 5 I IVI, , I j I 4 Q51 mai, Q.g .'H 1.1.2 f. XI.ff.f1I A- ' f -r. ,-I .1 .- lV.ff jf.7.. NV TW I ,,,.e.,,. ..... -TEX X . N A+. A...-V N , VJ M Ns' rl: - . w. .nigga - S' Q51 ,W . I N, f ' ., 1r:jZg.h iff-1 I .ff ' 'Yrkfofg-'-QR' in , vxfzwmzdlnu 1-4 -. gp ww?-42:3 -1' I - Vzizivfiiftbfiu 'wf1'lf5f.l:2f.f'Q'QIjI I ' J 'V I .- r... ,A X z I IlA'l'lII'lS IN UOI.I.ICGIO Svniors l'. A. IIOYIGR II. Il. EIU! D. R. KALICY J. MYRICK W. W. GRIIIICR Il. II. IIALI. .I. II. KOIGIILIGR C. C. TAYLOR Juniors Q. II. IIOWIGIIS II. III4II.I.MI'lllS I.. M. KII1Il I I'1R II. Ii. IUISIII Il. M. I'IlAlllIlGIlI,AlN Il. F. IIIGNIIY J. II. I'AI.IN NV. NY. SCIIIGNCK II. Il. GIGIGER IJ. MIIISOM .I. NY. I'AllIIABI Sophonmros I . I.. ARMOR W. II. FISH 'l'. M. MARSHALL If'. T. SII0ll'l'LIDfIIG .I. I.. IIOND IV. II. LIGIYIS E. 0. SUIIOTT NV. NV. XVIGLCII W. V. :msn , I1'rc-ulnxmn II. A. IIlGAIIl'lI.I. Il. II. DIGSIIIYIGR .I. I'. EIIKIGS A. II. KIINKIGII. JR.. Il. J. CROWLIGY Il. A. SWEZY Imwls Svhol t Shortlhlgc Dudloy Pa Kunkc-I Swezy Iimuloll Erkors Crowls-y Mnllmx-mn IlnSlIv1-r Well-h Pnrlmm Ilr-nry Fish Hmm Kic-IT:-r Mnrslmll W. Bond Il:-Ilnu-rs J. Bmul Myrlvk Armor S1-hcnvk Kulcy Thompson Knclxlvr Crldcr Hull Boyer gc One Hundred Ninety-four . V ,JJ .X - A, H fz73'F'1 ' 1.-z mf 1 . L N .U I fixjlrji I ' I 'I Igffxf A I VIII l II ,I I ,iklwlai I I III, . 1 . 1 .- 7 -I .wil .X 7 I I I I i I , I I I ' 1 . . I I I Iv V I If A s -I QI .,.-VW . .1 I I Nj I -Mini, ll ii , g I W . I 5: :Nfl wk' Pe yijc- E1 I MII In MII I f!.,iII,.x N A. I I I IE I I I f? 1 I ' 1 .1 4 W ILIIII, If .I i5..f,I If I -i 'N ' fa 3 5 EW! I I M 515 2 Lg. T1 x ' ff if I in gi Q.'f::f: 2 '- - rrfl. il 'fa Q5 1. A lx? .X I l W' -E2 A Slug! I 'I l N u I ,, . , Igvj, , NST, xi. I 'IW 3 5 ', fl ., . fl. . If , . ' i. . fi V' I .Ilff I I WTR 1 ' I 5-Mi? li I . .1 ' . 'E ' ,I .5 - 2 ii X ,FI gig 5 455.55 3 Viv H IIS.. A M M! i ll: ,FPA u Y . , 'x ?',.:i ' WK J. 1 I lf I-1. I Wi?'f'-I 1 M' lf III f ,. ,..,Qv' LY, Theta Llpeilon Omega FOUNDIGIJ A'l' HUCKNIGIJ. UNIVIQIISITY, 1924 AIVPIVIG UIIAl l'IGIIS, SlGYI4IN'I'I4lIGN IOTA ALPHA CHAPTER I'IS'I'AIII.ISII IGH 1112-l I+'llA'l'llIGS IN I4'IH7III.'1'ATI41 'l'. IIUNNICLL U. C. l'l'I'l'I'IIlS S. li. S'l'l4IYI'INS W... , I Il.Vl'lIIiS IN IIIIIHIG A. L. TOIIIAS J. Ii. IIO'l'Y I1'llA'l'III'IS IN COIILEGIO Svnlors M. I.. IIA RTMAN K. M. IIOIIITK II. II, KUIIL II. S. .IOIHKINS NV. IIIIUXVNING M. COUHIIIGNOUIR J. V. M1'UAI!'1'IIY A. II. CIIEVELING, JH. M. M. MACKAY l Juniors K Snplmlnurvs Freshmen IV. I.. IIEIIIL . K. MILLIGII XV. A . STOVIER J. NUNIGN I'. l'A'l l'ICIISON 4 ll. I'.XIINI4II.II Il. C. SIIOIGMAIKIGII IV. A. IIAMSEY II. I'. IIINIIIAIRICN Mnckny Stover Patterson Con1.:hr-nonr M4-Unrthy Miller Crm ollny., Knhl Ilinglnlxen Ilnnzsvy .Iuhlrins Houck Stevens Doty Hartman II4-rr llunnoll Bron ning Page One Hundred Ninety-Eve Theta X1 IWUIYNIDIGII AT IIl'IXSSliLAI4IR PULYTIGCIINIU INSTITUTE, AVRIL 20, 186-I AI l'IVI'I UIIAPTIGIIS, TIIIRTY-SIX LAMBDA CHAPTER IQSTAISLISIIEIJ A1'RIL 26, 1007 I .KI :N ,Wx W4 . . I III? lg I III I.-I I JQIIX .I '1 KL!! I 1' X-. ' IXgf1,,,:i,,,, I I. WI .. II f .KL LIP QQ I Iwi' . I fri '21 X.!,5frQ 'DEVAQS X, lI'IlATIll'IS IN l Al'UL'IfATE FRATRIGS IN URIIE II. A. IGVIIIIIIGTT A. L. PATRICK l'I. Il. QUICIGR C. XV. SILLICR J. f'. DUIIIGRTY lI'. II. IIAYIGS .I. IV. ANIIREWS L. F. CASE .I. K. COOK M. E. FRY li, IC. llI'SI'2li .I. KITLI' N. Il. SPARKS W. II. KI'II4II.IGIL A. TIRICIIIII It. J. KICNNAIID II Il. VINYAIIIJ K. II. BIAIIIS C. IV. YVILD C. MIGYIGRS FIIATIRIGS IN l'0LI.EGIO Sc-nlurs E L. IIOI-'I-'MAN ll, C. IIOLLANU .lunhnrs N W. DENISON IG. .I. 1lI'lILI.lIIY D E. IGO IG. SCIIENKIGMIGYIGII Snplnoxnorcs It A. LEE Il. W. WEAR C. IQ. IVAUGAMAN T. F. WIIITTEN IIIPUNIIIIIIBII A NIGNSTIICL l'. T. UGLIG J. PATICRSON II. Il. RILEY DR. STICNVAIIT XV. l'. TOMLINSON IV. II. III'NT IV. M. SIGLKIIIK M. STETS T. II. XVIIILIG .I. II. STOCKAMOIlI'I I NoustiuI Stockumorn Kulp Geddes Ilnrtcr I ry Andrews Sc-lkirk ' 01:10 IIIIIYIIIIIII S4-lurnlu-nur-yor Denison XVhltton Stets Ilunt Loc It-70 llffillb' IIIIYCH Wuugaunun Wcnr Luytou Cook Ilollunrl Doherty QIIHO Myers Frnscr Page One Hundred Ninety-six I I ,I I I' IV? I' III IIII I' IIII d.I'II I 'I ,, I .I I Ig I I II I I I I I of I I IW I. II I'I I II I I I I I I I I - I W I I II :'T II I I I:'IfJI I 2 , II II I I'-AI-I ' I AI' II I II II I, I I I II I II II Ig, WPI ff Ir? TI IIUII III I? I I3 II IJ II ' I . H+ N .x.n. ' x A I'1'yQ . I X ' . In Nlfif XM.. , ..4. f, . N I L . CEQQ' - ,- 4 Ev V. K, X -...:L.:...:...f.liLL'... A . ,. f . -. xU,,f.uA.,?LJ Triangle ' -'- - F ' 1-'0l'NlHGll Nl' UNIVIGIINITY OF ILLINOIS, AI'llIL IS, 11107 Q AO'l'IVIfI CIlAI l'IGl S IIF'l'I4IICN ,X ,f ,qggxx X Q15 xiQk,mx,,.,X ' Q PENNSYLVANIA STATE CHAPTER N '7f,S!X 41?-.N',5lvf! QQ. I'IS'l'AlIl.ISIIIClI xmlrmvll :1, was I j'QQ.5gy O' X HTA 1 - ,,,,I , V 'UM ,M I x xx: V K 1.1 I 31 nixll: nv ,I 'x f'ir'f 2 W izcfl i I EL EW ffi 1-iff' I i , . Pi 9. 5: ff... . .U . .1 E V5 Q 91:1 I5 A SQA . v W I Lf Q' , Wnv' .4 'Y 11 ii gn ilk- as Y' wi , 215 V wi .fl 'Q 'I HH? wi. 'z LII II 4 .. IV. ll. UIIFIIISEY II. ll. I'1VIGIllG'l'T li. O. HELL l.. IG. UIIAMIIICIILA .l. ll. IIASICIIOAII A. A. BAVER L. M. HURT N. IC. FANVLEY II. ll. HIIANIIY G. II. CAIIPENTICIL IN FIIATIIICS IN I1'AUULT.Vl'IG FIlA'l'ltI4S IN ITIIIIIC KAULFUSS It. L. SACKICTT 111. C. GIIAIGIIER NIGSIIITT ll. Il. TIIAYICIL U. II. IJAHIG POWELL FIlA'I'IkES IN OOLLEGIO Sm-llioru O. W. EIFLER W. ll. GROVE II. V. SIIAIV S. II. IIALISZEXYSKI Il. II. KOIILIIEPI' U. II. ZIERIJT .Illninrx .l. F. CORE J. F. OLIVE W. IG. SVLING U. U. MITCIIIGLL V. L. SMITH F. II. 'FAYLOII Suplmmorvs .T. T. JONES II. W. NOLF F. G. PIIILLIPS Il. J. LAKIN W. II. NOLF .I. W. ROBBINS U. W. WALTIIIL Fr:-slmnsn W. 'l'. DAVIS W. KOCII Il. A. YAIV H A 1 L 5 - Grove Yuw Ihwr-r Ilurt Dnvis II. Nolf Il. Noll .Tunes Wnltor Phillips Tnylnr Km-ln Cnrponter Gore Apple Fuwloy Idltlnr Gulinzewski Shnw Kohlhopp Ilnbhimx ZIIFTIIIJ Syllngr Iluuulnonr Grundy Light Nm-nlulli' Tlmynr I'nw1-II Clmmlu-rlu in Snvlu-I I, ICU-rm-Lit Lnkin Olivo Mirf-In-II Slnlth Page Om: IIIIIIIITCKI Ninety-seven L s o c I A L C L U B Penn State Club The Penn State Club has enjoyed one of the most successful years of its existence. With the aid of Dean Warnock and other administra- tive officials the group gained the permanent use of a room in Old Main. They have furnished the room with the aid of the college and use it as a social place as well as for meetings. While the full membership have not been entirely active, the roll has risen to greater heights than it has for many years. The aim of the organization is to promote spirit among the non- fraternity men and to afford these persons a means of enjoying leisure hours. The club is absolutely non-political. The major olhcers are: Wrist.:-xy C. Moumcl-:RN - - I'resid1:nl Romani' J. Sczimiflfl-:lc - - Vice l'res:'rlz'nr RICIIARD I'Il':YL - Secretary Russ:-:LL G. Con N - Treasurer JAMr1s W. Snow - - Athletic fVla1mgcr WII.I.IAM C. BAl.l1lclts'l'0N Social Cluzirnzani 53,91 , , ,14- ,tr 1 1 V? ' 4 l 'l if ,j 'W 1 1 1 '- M3551 ' If o n .tis 1' uv rl n 1 . ta 43, .. ! M.. I D 4 t , i' 4 l 5-if 1 il jail sttplfy at la ,jj 1127? . W! 1 If My ujli' af: 'J' T . 4 Wil W W , T, if Y il 1 'l l Smith llc-trick llIIlll0l'Sl0ll xvt'l'lN lfrtllllu-lutlt-lul Ili-yl S4'lnlI'f'1-r lhl0llllli4'I'Il Holm Slinff '1 W1 - Y j' - R fy -,N ' gc Two Ilunflrcd It-'iasgi ff ll tj I rp , ,ii 1 'W u. t t l t 4? if . '55 -J' flf ' 'RDRAM QQ fit lo fl' L. gl mtg .Jr L l 4 ll J N... X lr .K X. I J I N. W. F. Bachman W. G. Balderston J. O. Beveridge P. W. Bierly K. Blair M. T. Augustine J. Barron P. Benner H. Berlin W. J. Campbell l. M. Cohen J. A. Collins F. M. Alexander M. J. Babcock W. A. Balsley J. J. Bonnes G. Bowman J. W. Campbell L. Cramer C. C. Custer R. S. Detwiler R. H. Eschbauch N. Ettelstein B. Esman F. Fennell J. W. Ferris M. Fromm C. S. Ammerman E. Bacha D. Bachman L. F. Baker R. F. Ball H. F. Beagle E. Belefski G. W. Bondra B. Bonnucci C. C. Bouquin W. P. Bramlett H. J. Brenner D. Caldwell R. J. Carey F. K. Chestnut H. H. Clarke J. D. Clendenin J. Cohan W. M. Cooper F. L. Coveleski P. H. Cowen F. Davis M. W. Diehl W. Doyle R. H. Dymond C. J. Fitting Personnel Seniors E. C. Breinig R. E. Byars W. J. Covney J. Cutler Il. l. Gilbert W. C. Ferguson J. B. Frank H. B. Frankenfield J. Gorman F. H. Heron W. Kubacki J. H. Levine J. H. Fry R. G. Gohn D. E. Hair R. D. Harman D. M. Hersh J. H. Hetrick R. E. Heyl D. 0. Johnson C. Kammerer H. R. Knoch R. S. Keibler C. Kremer W. E. Kremer S. P. Kuvick R. F. Fletcher J. W. Frank W. W. Galbreath I-I. Gamble T. Gardner A. H. Gerberick E. R. Graver H. L. Greenwald F. Griest R. Gunlack H. Herberlein F. W. Hill ll. A. Hoffman P. J. Hogg F. Hollis, Jr. R. Hopkins C. Hugus C. Johanson T. T. Johnson J. L. Keller R. L. Kirk M. L. Koch J. G. Koralick E. Kraybill C. A. Kuhl R. M. Lang Juniors Sophomares Freshmen C. C. lift L. W. llgen W. C. Mohnkern H. C. McConnell W. Robinson, lll D. S. Love W. E. Oliver J. Plan J. M. Richardson M. l. Rorabaugh W. Searfoss l. K. Shulman F . LaVigne D. R. Meckley A. L. Moyer L. F. Myers T. McKenna N. MacTaggert L. Neagle I. S. Payes M. W. Phillips S. Priolo I-I. S. Rudd J. E. Russell R. J. Schaffer R. Schwartz J. K. Lineweuer J. G. Lockhart A. Longacre P. B. Lovett W. B. Lutz R. l-l. Martin F. Mashey R. G. Mercer J. W. Miller G. J. Morris F. K. McDowell W. N. McLean E. Olinginski J. H. Pownall N. J. Reitz D. Rice J. J. Roberts R. L. Ruble J. M. Russell F. W. Ruth A. C. Severns R. P. Shaw J. L. Shellenberger G. E. Shultzabarger J. G. Slolter C. N. Smith J- W. Shofl W. E. Smith F. L. Stelle J. Uttley S. J. Zarger C. R. Snyder J. K. Walker R. M. Walters W. W. Wehr L. F. Willey J. N. Williams G. E. Woods W. Shaffer M. L. Smith W. B. Stamm C. B. Tilbrook N. V. Wahlberg N. B. Walsh J. Warrick J. Wasson H. Watts M. B. Way E. M. Webb R. W. Werts R. York H. D. Zook C. W. Smith R. S. Smith M. Snyder C. Spurgeon W. Stopper W. Streimikis E. H. Strunk F. Sweeny R. G. Teisher R. W. Tyrrel H. Voccaro G. Villforth J. V. Walker W. R. Walker T. Watts B. D. Weiner L. Welshans C. C. Whitebrcad R. Wiggins M. Wilson J. Wrigley E. A. Wrona G. D. Yoder A. B. Zeiler E. N. Zettle Page Two Hundred One W ' Y If QIYY EN S O R O R I T I E S ii? i . I i 1 . 2 l 'i il 4 i 1 4 ii 5 x3 -.i Phll'C 'l li l an 2 CHIC 011061 .1 A, f I x ' OFFICERS .P M X f l a G. H. DIEHL - - President Na X ' J. H. SCHANTZ Vice President 03 -.3 A. J. BLOCKER - Treasurer . l ' fl M. A. CoNNol.LY - - Secretary fi l..,IfL il A , il 1 il , . F V ALPHA OMICRON PI PIII MU A 1' A S. A. Wnnderlich H. M. Clymer M. L. West M. E. Bechtel i r , I ALPHA CHI OMEGA TIIETA PIII ALPHA . gp A. M. McCauglley M. Sllanel' A. J. Blocker J. R. Ferdinand : I H l L GAMMA PHI BETA CHI OMEGA l J '. A. S. Waller E. R. Olmerlin J. W. Fern:-wler M. A. Connolly 3 alll i I ll DELTA GAMMA IJAMITIE 1' R. P. Lunlmerger M. W. Williams H. K. Brauner S. B. Friedman KAPPA ALPHA TllETA ASTRIAD il S. E. Shaffer J. H. Sclmnlz I. S. Harris-z M. A. SPPBTO I? ll 5 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA . G. H. Diehl J. Il. Nnrllirup . I V i l f- ' A I' ,x.kV A hp , P- im: Q I -A11 X ' ii QW . ' Q, l Q A W l 1 X , , 1,14 I JK 4 ,Q ll l'nrklnnon Wlllinnm lilum-leer A 1 S V rf 'Es' Clymer Fernnler Nnrthrnp Oh:-rlln Froemlnnnn West MeCunghcy Brunner Shul'1'ur Fm-rillnnml S1-lnnntz Diehl Wulh-r Connelly Wnmlcrlli-h I.nnln-rm-r Shnner Page Two Hundred Three SOR ONES IN FACULTATE J. G. HILILL S. B. BITTING A. BROOKS J. Ii. BEUIITEL Il. M. I!l'l'fl'NER ll. K. IKIIANT B. E. IGBRIGIIT G. NV. BEHTIIAM U A. BONES E. M. HRUNO A. l'. LOCKLIN .Alpha Chi Omega FOUNDED AT DIG l'AUW IINIVEIISITY. OCTOBER 15.1885 ACTIVE UIlAl l'l'Il!S. l 1I4 l'X'-ElIHI'IT BETA MU CHAPTER ESTAHLISIIED APRIL Il, 1932 SOROIIES IN UIRBE MRS. NV. E. BARNES MRS. M. N. POVVELL A. E. IIANGEN MHS. D. J. l'0ll'I'ElL MRS. M. TT. HOFFMAN M. L. SIIANEIL SOROHES IN COLLEGIO Il. EBEIIT MUCAUGIIEY E. FIIEDIHUK Il. GIFFIN E. JOHNSON D. HAYES Ms-COIKMICK Seniors M. 1'. PATTERSON S. G. WILLIS S. REESE Jllllitlrrl ll. MESTILEZAT M. SIIANEIL V. E. RESIDES D. M. S'I'El1'l l.Ell L. J. ROGERS D. WIEGNER Suplmnmres M. A. IIINARD J. M. S'l'lHT'1'MAT'l'E 1 -. obkkirf A , A V . 'fb . 48, in ,.. 35' .,, , . f r i 1 A . ,Ma . N . O r ,5 ..3 n 'nw ., qw.: ' K ?'w,,,,,, Vrkh 12, ' fr A fi '11 . , T -A xl in l'Hlll Ma-Cuupzlmy Willln Ebert Zwnlul Brooks ll: Wh-1.:n4-1' Sluunc-I' Elvrlpzlut Illnurd Frederick I.: -ahh-14 Hnya-s Strlti mutter Wlllnmuu Ilruno Pcnsc Pam Two IIlllll,ll'CLl Four C. TYSON D. NVILLAMAN ll. ZWALD . , ' -A . Brandt Hitting Johnson Iimlcs Mcstreznt Tyson YQ H PM W W. A 4-34 - W lllllllllll llllllllll ws' NYS' RY' XY Nfkxffmix MII alll Ann l. .aw q lllllllllli?TIIIIHIIIIIF Illttnvr GH'l'en ltogorn U W. if ' 1 QIIQKQIIN 1: 11 W -1 l 1 4 i X , A I U15 p A , A ,l , , if I M I, lllyl Y 1 Qw . . .1 a ...Q ff? A5155 rw 1 I L. PAY 1 vf W2 Y. ' if 1' . W O1 li I i ii V! L eff? f, . . Af ,J U 1 ' 'Fl ,X li ll - J f . ff , ' wtf wyf J J fl'-, 1.4- iff g JL . .Q 2 0 Alpha Omicron Pi 3 . ' U' Im-, Sa I I Y 1 ik' f , . WL? iiatu , , ' ' f M. .K - N121 v lv - .5 if 1, rn v .J ' W. 4.131 Nm. MG, ' AJ xxx 1 D K! 11' jg QL 1 'I lay, UQ, , J XL 5 ' ' K'Dxr uh'-I ,nr fa . rl l x ! Q . 111. fl. will ,IW 1 V' '5 1, Vip .fa ,fl- 1 g I .5 1 4 4 Oglvvr-0 Connley Statler FOIJNIJIGD AT RARNARD CUILICIIIG. JANUARY 2. 1807 ACTIVE CIIAPTIGRS. l 0R'1'Y-TIVO EPSILON ALPHA CHAPTER PISTARLISIIEIJ APRIL fl. 1029 SORORE IN FACULTATE II. M. SAVARD REMAN IIICMAN RIERSTIGIN CATERSON CLYMER COUSLEY BUYER CIIRISTMAN l'lLI.ISTON dir L, I . XV IG. M. R. B. NV . II' E . 'E' if'-2 -o' 9. . uf Km-lllor Wnnclm-rllvh In:-nherg Ric-rstnln Jeter Kurtz Krnyhlll Eler R. Evans Ilynn Sanders Iloyur McVlm-licr Crlnmnn SOROR MRS. A. K. ANDERSON E. M. RORLAND A. CULLNANIG E. M. JACKSON N COI.Ll'lG I0 iurn D. JIGTICR E. M. 0GLl'lYldl'l E. M. Il0Sl'1NIlI'lllll ICR lurs M. L. FENTON E. G. KRAYBILL D. A. KURTZ Ill0I'0R M. IU. NICHOLS D. M. RUMAGIC D. A. SANIDER ES IN URIIIG MRS MRS MRS. MRS E. Il. S. A. R. J. E. F. D. R R. I.AUl'lR IC. J. NIUIIOLS .l. A. RICIGD A. NV. NI' A LDO RURINKA M WllNllERI.Il'II RYAN SAUNDERS SMITII lA! I OR LURRI' Nl IQ M. U. S'l'IC'FI.ER M. E. ' . .l. I . I ' 3 Hull Ilnhlnknm J. M. limnun J. lt. llc-mnn llosonhm-1.u' Cohen Fenton Clymer Smith Cntr-rson Rnnmgc 0. Evans Nichols Fnlrchllml lsulor Page Two Hundred Flve A. M. SOIIOIIES IN FACULTATE FISCIIER D. SOLZBACII K. T. ALLEBACII A. M. M. BUCK M. IJ. .I. ELY I.. J. IV. FEICNSLEIL II. M. Il. IJIEATTON M. M. XV. BARBEY M. IJ. M. CAREY A. T. ALLEIIACTI Il. K. A. CUNNINGIIAM M. D. J. IIASLEM P. C. E. JONES Il. A. JEXVICTT Chi Qmesa IPOIINIIED AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. AI'IlIL 5, 1895 AL lflVE UIIAPTEIRS, EIGIITY-EIGIIT NU GAMMA CHAPTER ESTAISLISIIIGD SI'Il'TEMBEIl 13, 1926 SORORES IN URBE MRS. T. D. BOIVMAN MHS. IL IJ. TIENGLER MRS. F. NV. HALLER R. IIUNTEII II. L. MARQUARDT SOIROIIES IN COLLEGIO Seniors D. GLEASON G. M. PORTER J. KALAR T. A. ROSINI E. LOWE J. E, SMITH McDOWELL M. E. SPRINGER I Jnnlors A. CONNICLY I.. N. IIOFFMAN I. DOIIEIITY J. E. KEMP Sophonmros ld. LEAGII ll. M. MORRIS E. LIGNKIGIE I. Il. IIAINIGY L. LOIVE G. II. SALBEIIG C. M E Ii IJ. A. J. M A M. MCMAIION G. MOBIS DR. C. OIVENS V. SPRINGEIL M. STEVENS I.. NVAGNER .I. NVAITE V. XVEVILL M. IIAUGIILEY E. SCIIUMAKEIK I . XVI LII ELM I.. SCIIMINKY .I. S'l'AIII.l'I I.. UNDEIHVOOD l l'l who 5 1 1 A I :I W'A,u Aga 'Usiljn. 5 A W W X AX I ' . Kg M Afgff i p N ill JU l VX 5 A 5 gl ffl -bl I ll -L ,XX I J .I i XVn1xnor L. Lowe Ifernslvr Springer White Glcnson IVevlll K. Allohnch Kuhn' Buck Rosinl I Ely Smith Porter Bruttnn Bnrhey Carey Connelly Ilolfmnn Doherty Kemp I'lnn1.:hlcy Srvlnnnnker Wilhelm Underwood Sulnninky Lench Stnhle Huslem Lcnkcr Rainey Cunningham Snllrurg A. Allelmuh P. Lowe Morris Jones Page Two Hundred Six . .f I f N K. 4 UPI N W W 9 yffgqffrnvunfff v . ,- 0 I N , I 'iii K ' J j ML X, f I5 'J an L XXI. 4. I I L IL ff 'L n 'Mi 'L '1 lla-mm XVlllIn mn Norris Delta Gamma IPOUNDED AT LICNVIS INS'I'ITI7'l'Ii, MISSISSIPPI. JANUARY 2. IH7-I ACTIVE CIIAl l'IGllS. l1'0Il'l'Y-SIGVICN ALPHA CHI CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIICD MAY 17, 1030 SOIIOIIES IN FACULTATE SOIROIIIGS IN IIIHIIG M. E. IIUIIKIIOLDIGR L. .I. IIURLISRINK MRS. I. III'LI. MRS. .I. IK. IIILL MRS. F. RII'I l'lGR M. C. KISII J. A. COWI-ILL S. M. MULLIN A. M. IIOTTICRIGR MRS. U. S. WYANID MRS. F. G. IIICCIILICR SORORICS IN COLLEGIO Seniors E. M. GIRARD R. P. LONRERGFIR II. G. MALLALIEU I . E. RIGICSE B. J. IIOWARTII Juniors M. F. IIAKIGR G. M. IIAFFILY M V. STIGVIDNS M. A. WIGNTZIGL E. IIALDERSTON D. A. IIENNICKE I. IG. S'I'0NG M. W. WILLIAMS A. M. BOWERS M. A. 0'BRIAN M. II. WERIGR L. C. WITMER SODIIOIIIOPCH L. J. BURKIIOLDIGR J. L. LYMAN M. E. OVIGIIIIOLTS M. S'l'IGI'IIICNSON G. GRONAN D. E. MARDORF IL L, PEIIUIVAL L. II. SU'I l'0N R. DICICMER R. D. NORRIS A. M. SIIIGRRON V if - -7 ...dm ' Jw ' ,. v, . ,M , 1.5. 9 .IA .wb ,, Xa, qv Imnlmrgnr Mnllulluu Howarth Girnrd Wuhor Ilnllloy Ilcnnlc-ke Stevens Baker llnhlursun Stung: AVIIIIIUI' Sherbon Mnrdorf Burkholclcr Dm-nm-r Umnnn Lyman NVcnt.zcI Rnwvr 1'urc-ivul Page Two Hundred Seven Gamma Phi Beta FOUNIJED AT SYIIACUSE UNIVERSITY. NOVEMBER ll, 1874 ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, FOIRTY-SEVEN ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED MAY 21, 1032 SOIIUIIE IN FACULTATE SOIIOIIES IN UICIXE J. D. AMISEIISON MRS. K. G. ISEACHLEY MHS GENE LEE MRS. L. IKESLEY MHS. IVILLIAM SCDTT MRS. L. A. BROXVN MHS. II. NV. SEAMANS MRS. L. A. DOGGETT MHS. E. J. COOK K. DlI'I'EL 'I'. II. EBEIIT M. E. FRANCES II. II. KLIPPEL M. A. BARR II. L. DENMAN IC. I . GLENN M. A. IIUIKST MHS. ll. FISIIDUIEN SOIIORES IN CULLEGIO Sz-nlnrn A. L. GIIAIIAM P. Il. GWIN A. A. GlllGENANl'Al.T ll. 0. KUMMER Juniors Il. M. LINCOLN I'. V. .IONKUS J. E. KELLER II. NV. KNOUSE Sophmnornn E. Il. OBEIILIN L. K. MEIIKEL M. MITCHELL L. E. STEBBINS C. NV. STODDAIRT F. E. NISSLEY D, E. IKUTII A. h. NVALTER C. L. SHENEFELT F. L. WVAIINEII A. R. NVEAVER ll. II. ZANG K Q-ra 4 Kummer Nlssley Grnhum Wnlter Dippel Ruth Ebert Greenuwult Gwln Cook Oberlin Kllppel Shenefelt Francis Lincoln Knonnc Hurst Glenn Burr Dennmn Zung Stebbins Warner Wenver Keller Merkel Jonkns Mitchell Page Two Hundred Eight WU 35, E 4 at IJ Jug lu 1 1. .. in 0ro Uv ..Ik'U l'I L ini 60 T A M .1 J WJ a n ll' IU! gl -I H ii A 'NF I N an ff A ATT! Ii. n I II IQ I '. I VI. I I, I I III I I- .l I 'I III II I I II I I . I I .N V 'IIIIII HMI. C5111 .,-,.,,,-,,,.,,., 70,1 IPOUNDED AT DE PAUIV UNIVERSITY, -, -A ,. , -WI .mNU.xnY 27. 1870 'If . ' . ll' . 71' . I ACTIVE CIIAI I'ElIS. SIXTY-TWO . .15 .T. . . . .JL ,.L.!....T, .I l 5 N N ry 1cs'1'.x1s1.1snnn Amy 29. 1031 'TS' :O 'If ' e IIN SOIIORES IN FACULTATE SOIIOIIES IN UIIIIE I v, M. I.. KEIIR W. U. NVILLIAMMEE MRS. F. .l. IIIIIDENK MRS. .I. 0. KEIILEIL II I ' I .l. A. IVAIIIJELL MRS. ll. li. llEIlNllEUTEll V. I'. STEVENSON II MRS. II. IPISIIIIURN MHS. l'. X. RICE II I I III MRS. E. ll. FORBES MHS. E. STEIDLE I IJ . III . ' j. I I UI sonolms IN coI.I.nG1o II I' ' ,I Seniors III ' 1-1. n. imma s. J. ll0II'l Ell xr. I.. LEWIS s. lc. snAlI'1I'1cu I ,II ll. E. IIIIAKEMAN Il. A. KIIACSUN J. L. 1'AllKElL A. F. TIIIINEII II ' I M. L. D'0I.lEll ll. Il. NVIIIT I I I I Juniors I I S. IIUSIIONG J. C. KlIII'll!EL Y. IV. LOVELANID J. Il. SCIIANTZ I M. M. DIINAXVAY ll. ll. LAMB E. J. M1'l AllLANlJ M. S. SWOPE I ' I M. L. lI'IIEA.ll L. .l. LANVYEII M. F. POMEILOY J. E. XVOOLIIIDGE JIM, II J. C. IIOOVEII , I Sophulnores ., N. A. MAKAIUIV Il. ll. NIUIIOIIS E. SAIINIDEIIS A. J. NVOLFE 'I I III, A. F. M4'CllEI,LANlJ G. II. PUWEIIS A. E. SMITII I '-I WI I1 PI I II II I III I IJ I II I I I I. I , I II ' I ' . , I I I 'MA I Q I - n II Q a --MI' 9 . If--' b-AP li I 1 I I I I . , . . I Y X' ' I 1I3 Q , ' ' I I II - II' K ' , 'I II I 'I . I I I II . , . II f I .I' I :I 1' I I m y-Q25 If I I I I I I I I' ' ' , I I fl ll I 'I I I II II I . I I II I! I I I I I I I .I II II Krucsun XVlrt Lewln 'l'nrner Parker D'0llcr S. Ifolfer Rune Shnlfer Pomeroy II I I Lnmlz Swope Lawyer Hoover Loveland Melfnrlnnd Powers Frenr Dnnnwny Bnnhom: II I I Wolfe Woolridge Smith Snnnders McClelland Sclmntz Krlcbel Mnknrov Nichols C. IIoiTer I . I II I I II I I. . I I II I . ,II I II . I Z II I I' III Page Two Hundred Nine II I IIE I SORORES IN UIIBE II. S. CLARK MRS. E. II. COLEMAN MRS. E. C. DAVIS IC. I'ISl'I'INSIIADE L. M. CONABICIG G. ll. IJIEIIL R. li. GARRATT A. M. BOYER J. U. IIESS J. IIOBART ll. IG. BOLLINGIGR Il. J. DIEIIL L. M. GRAHAM Kappa Kappa Gamma FOUNDED AT MONMOUTII COLLICGIII. MONMOUTII, ILL.. OCTOBER 13, 1870 ACTIVE GIIAPTIGRS. SEVIGNTY-ONE DELTA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIIGIJ OCTOBER 3, 1030 ,ANR - Il. EVICRIGTT E. R. FRIGAR F. L. KIGRN II. L. KINSLUIG MRS. R. M. JOHNSTON M. W. KINSLOE MRS. F. D. KERN M. F. KNOLL SORORES IN COLLEGIO Seniors IC. J. IIOSMIGR M. E. LARAMY M. IIOBARYIY M. Il. MITCII M. M. GRAVATT S. ll. IIICLMS ll. IIETZEL V. NV. LEXVIS V. M. LOOMIS Junior:-x A. NIKON II. M. NOKES Sophuxnoruu M. I.. IIICKEY L. MERRILL V. SWAIIT MRS. ll. V. MOORE MRS. II. C. MUSSER MRS. M. TSUIIAN RILEY B. NVIELA ND C. M. IUGES Il. RUSSELL J. I . XVOOIJR U FF J. B. NOIITIIRUI' M. L. REIIN R. M. VAN ARTSDALEN A. TILLSON L. G. ZIICGLIGIL Loomis Hmmmcr Lnrnmy Recs G. Diehl Gnrrntt Iilmncll Woodruff COIIIIIIBO Lewin Northrop Mitvh Nokcs Hens VnnArtsdnlen Rehn Boyer Nixon J. IIohnrt M. Hobart Hickey Grnhnm B. Diehl Grnvntt Tillnon Hetzel Murrlll Swnrt Bollinger Ziegler Ilclms Page Two Hundred Ten Af JIM xx... .. , N . - oy, . . 1 ok .,v,'f--v o 'Zu 4 o,vfn,o,0,'.'. '-Q' , .':':fO:':.!'Of0:':'n.o'C?' 'I 2 .gy gqsggq.. .go f:,:c'0 0 'v' gozog 5: ' O C U O O , Q o o ':':'. ' 241.3 2-1:- J' 0' ':':':' ' oo' Q 1 If ho. ,:. n o c ,P 19:0 azz: nfl 6,4 . jo. Q 3.29 U 0 s': .04J V fl ' '- o a 0 We 0 1 ' 'Viz' Io! ' n'o': . at mg 1 6111 I. III? I 11 I X I I S0 J' lb A N xx -131 fig JUL .xx Mf J A Unl - . ' ' J I1 's Q 'N W l 0l'Nlbl'1D AT TIIE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. OCTOBER 18. 1020 Lfnmifie ACTIVE GIIAPTER, ONE SOIKORES IN URBE . u. KALIN M. KALEN uns. c. 11. scnnow Af 3 sononxcs IN co1,LEGl0 V Senior I , II. n. mmuxlan H ' I . V NIL. Junior ' T B. M. LEVINF ,J T ' Snphmnnreu M. n. ALI-mvr S. n. m:mcnMAN xl. nmnnxs L. ca. SILl!l'1llS'l'lClN lc. J. COIIEN P. n. PEARL n. IIUBIN 11. srllacalar, , XV. J. FELDMAN 'Z Hg, .I A L f' ' Brunner Levine Freedman Rubin Spiegel Cohen Alpert Pen rl Robbins Sillmcrstein TKT Page Two Hundred Eleven .J I 1 la I , I EIU Eff H I I . I I I I hl ll W-. I fm P ' M ?IQbE Q 'fn 'T' - Nnb I.-IIUNIIIIIJ ,vu wIcsI.Im'AN COLLIIGII, MAUON, GA., KX R I My K, .IANIIAIIN 4,1852 IIN Q If ui' ,k W ACTIVE CIIADTEIIS, IFIFTY-NINE ' ' - . ' ij W f LVXJ my K- f ' BETA MU CHAPTER . fl W ,f lr IISTAIILISIIIIIJ OCTOBER 5. 1029 N ' 111151513 I I , soImIIIa IN IIAUULTATII sonolms IN UIIBI1.: m I Ia. In CIIACIG mms. IIIIANIILIN BENTLEY MARION EISENIIOIVIIII f IIIITII c:oI.nsTmN Mus. WILLIAM JIWIIIIIIIS IJ, Mus. KATI-IIIYN IIEIIBST Mus. NVILLIAM I.III'I.I+IY 31 Mus. AIITIIUII IIUIIIIELL Mus, DOUGLAS MIIAIJII l is 1, W EVELYN IIUIIIIELI. MAIIION MITCIIIILI. ' ,IMJI1 J X' l ., 1 N sonomcs IN coLI.IsGIo ll Seniors Ic. II. cues Is. Is. .IAcIcsoN A. .I. I'AI:KINsoN II. G. I'1III.I.II's I I gg Juniors A. K. GIIIIIQN A. Ic. PONTZEII II. I.. WEST !, gl Suplxonmrcs K II. III. IIIIIIIITIIII J. M. PIIIIIUE III. II. STIIONG N. J. WEST I I I Ia. M. IIIIIIIIS I I, ' Pl J I V I , 1 .W E KW .'r N Bd I , L1 Y 2 , I 13 I I .I I 1 . I Jnckson Gies Phillips Parkinson Pontzer Pierce Beers Bechtel N. West M. West I ff Page Two Hundred Twelve l 925 II ICI I III ,. , 'Ti I V I ' -. V ' ' 1, I I II eta 1 xxx I I I FOUNDICD AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. N ' I ANN AIUIOII, MICH., APRIL 30, 1012 ' Q ., , .xcvlwvm clmlfwwus, E1G11T1mN . x'..f.y,:V' '!'Fl M ., M 'M -fl' Q., I . 52 RHO CHAPTER QR I- I f milf ICSTAISLISIIED FIUHIIUAIIY 23, 1020 45375 XWI wzfrgnx - ,QV X .- A 4 ,M Rini? I ,JI I I souonms IN Umm I W MRS. G. J. BAIIL MHS. XV. Ti. CONNIGLIA MRS. F. J. IIANRAIIAN LUIS. E. TAIiSCO'l l' I A. M. BIIUDICRICK MHS. D. Il. IIALEY MRS. E. NEIILIIGR II II I I' ,, I r 1 I sonmms IN oo1.LEG1o I I' 1: Seniors I G. J. AMIHIOSE 11. LENZEN D. V. MAGUIRE A. C. STENGER I A. J. BLOCKER I I I Juniors Ii G. R, FEIIDINAND IC. 'l'. IIIGNRY II. R. NUDO B. E. IIICKSTIS I F. M. GATES M. M. YVATICHS IQ D I Sopllonmrvu I 3 A. M. LII'PlGR'E I. M. IUCILLY I II f . I I ,Ii 1. 1 . I I I I I I I iI I , I I- I I I ' I . I II I I L I I I I . I, I I , - . ' 'Z I I x 1 X II II , II ,I , Ii 'Iv 1 I I II f' ,I I - I II I . 4, I 2 I McGuire Lenzen Stenger Blocker Ambrose Forrllnnnd I ' Waters Ilcnry Nudo Gates Rekstls Riley I I L I , I I I. II .1 II I II V II R I Page Two Hundred Thlrlecn I ' , I I I I II I I-.320-mmrr1'nOW U 2? 7:0201 mm-FUJI Alpha Delta Sigma IPOUNIIED AT UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, 1013 ACTIVE CIIAPTEIIS, TIIIRTY-TWO ESTABLISHED MAY 23, 1033 FIIATILES IN FACULTATIC L. II. HELL Ii. K. .IOIINSTONE W. Ii. ULIIICII FRATIRES IN OOLLEGIO Seniors C. E, IIECIIIJEL W. II. IIECKMAN Il. W. OIIEIIIIOLTZEIL G. A. IIUTLEDGE l'. G. EVANS I'. 0. NIUOIIEMIIS .I. E. OSMAN C. M. SOIIWARTZ J. K. FLEMING , Il. E. SNOKE Junmrs G. W. IIIIQD K. W. ENGEL J. L. FUOIIS S. L. JAFFE IV. II. EGLI l'. A. SUIIXVARTZ Fllpha Lambba Delta FOIINIIED AT UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, MAY 24, 1024 ACTIVE OIIAPTEICS, TIIIIITY-TIIIIEE ESTAIILISIIED MAY 24, 1930 SOIIOIIES IN I-'ACULTATE M. E. IIURKIIOLDEIL l'. E. IKAY SOIIOIIICS IN COLLEGIO Seniors IG. II. IIANE .I. M. IIEMAN Il' E. CONKLIN I . G. IIAMILTON I.. E. MEA IRD E. BECK lf. BAKER W. BAICIIEY IS. IIRATTON IIUSIIONG E. IILACKNVELL Il. OANTAFIO E. CLARK M. UOSTANZO .I. Il. IZEMAN S. L, CHESTNUT .lnnlorn II. M. CAREY .I. L. IIAVEY .I. C. IIIGSS L. N. HOFFMAN Suplmnmreva K. A. CUNNINGIIAM K. E. GILIIODY F. M. KNEPPEII A1 11. FAGAN M. A. I4'ItAN'l'Z E. A. KAIHVOIS II. L. LESII L . LINCOLN M. E. A. MEA BON .I. L. LYMAN N. MAKAROV A F . A. ' MucI.ELI.AND E KA UFFM A N 1. DMOYEII J. SIIENK L. STEXVA ILT I. TULEY Il. PEARL L. ROBINSON E. NVALKEIL FOUNDED AT LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, DECEMBER Ill, I926 IIECEMISEIL 11, 1923 ALPHA BETA CHAPTER ACTIVE CIIAPTEIIS, TIIIIITY-FOUIL ES'l'AIlI.ISIII+ZlJ MAY 20, 1932 FILATILES IN IWAUULTATE M. M. IIAISCOCK W. It. UIIEDSEY A, E. NEYIIAIIT Il. L. WATTS A. L. BEAM .I. A. FERGUSON Il. V. WATKINS W. Il. WHITE FIIATIIES IN UIIIIE E. G. GAGENIIACK O. IC. STEVENSON C. A. ZAIIGEIL FIIATIKIGS IN COLLEGIO Sc-nloru Il. W. IIUIIIIAGE II. GILBERT U. C. IIOUTZ Il. L. SMITII Il. II. GIIALIPANT W. IIOISSON A. F. ILOESS .I. S. WEBB .Innlors .I. IIAIICOCK M. LEWIS W. A. Mun-DONALD L. MvCLINTOCK J. LEVINE IPOIINIIEIJ AT TIIE PENNSYLV INIA ST ITE OOLLEFE. 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'la II III QIUH ,V ,I 1 !!A ,l,., Alpha Tau Alpha IFOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OIF ILLINOIS, 1022 ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, TWELVE ESTABLISHED 1030 FRATRES IN FACULTATE W, V, DENNIS D. C. HENDERSON W. I . IIALL W. S. .IEFFERIES C. S. ANDERSON NV. A. IIROYLES II. S. IIRIINNER D. L. BACKENSTOSE K. B. BLAIR I . IV. EURICII R. S. DE TUIIK .I. T. FRASER FRATER IN URBE B. L. BIBLE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO l'. L. IIAIITMAN II. I. KNOX V. D. MACK C. R. MORRISON Seniors Juniors .I. R. MvMINN II. NV. MILLER .I. E, SIDLER K. MOIVRY H. G. PARKINSON R. L. IVATTS S. F. SIMMONS G. M. SNYDER A. E. IVALRATII J. E. SIMON R. B. STERRETT Chi Epsilon FOUNDEIJ AT UNIVERSITY OI1' ILLINOIS, MAY 20, 1022 ACTIVE CIIAPTEIIS, TIIIRTEEN PENNSYLVANIA STATE CHAPTER 1f:sTABI.Isnmn MAY 10, 1027 FRATRES IN FACULTATE R. II. CAREY S. W. LONG R. B. NESIIITT E. D. WALKER I . J. IIANRAIIAN M. MvNEARY R. O'DONNELL L. W. WIIITEIIEAD FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Senlors M. BAKER. JR. S. II. GALISZEWSKI J. M. PATTON IP. F. SMITII U, W. EIFFER Juniors T. 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LISSE E. LONGENECKE I M00 IRT ' M. I . I I M. S. MIEDOIVELL IIS. R. V. MCGREXV B MACK 'I. SIAIIIS Ic. IIAIIIILII 4. II. M ERKLE R, MURPHY E. MYERS II. NISSLEY L. NIXON C. F. NOLL L. 0. OVERHOLTS II. G. PARKINSON A. L. PATRICK II. IV. POPI' A. C. RICHER M. E. SMITII J. A. SPERRY R. II. SUDDS R. VV. SWIFT J. J. THOMAS IV. THOMAS IV. XV. TRAINER II. O. TRIEIIOLD II. A. IVALKER R. L. NVATTS F. I'. NVEAVER .I. IV IVIIITE I'. I. II. N. 'WIIIGLIIIY XVORTIILEY Iota Lambba Sigma FOUNDED AT TIIE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. JULY 21, 1025 ACTIVE CIIAFTERS, NINE E. M. IIRODERICK W. II. CIIAMREIIS A. S. ALPHA CHAPTER II:sTAIII.IsImn JULY 21, 1025 FRATRES IN FACULTATE IIIIRREL IV. J E F F III I LY II. II. RESIDES .I. J. TRIESE T. T. STIIUCK FRATER IN URBE E. K. GALKENBACK FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors - Ic. II. UAIIL I: L LUTZ S. I. IIIIILLUN 11. Ia. Izoss T. L. IIOIIIIIIAN, Jn. T. w. MIIANDIIIIIVS II. A. Mocx s. M. soUIcA II. I'. .I0uNsToN s. w. TIIAUIcI1NIvIEr.n IIUUNIJED AT UNIVERSITY oI' NEBRASKA, 1012 PALLADIUM CHAPTER ACTIVE UIIAI-Tmzs, TWIINTT IcsTAIII.IsIIIcn MAY, 1030 sonoums IN IIAUULTATII J. II. IIAIIIIII . I'. Is, MACK II. QUIUGLII II. I.. IVILLARD II. L. .IAcIcsoN A. II. YOUNG sononms IN Umm Ines. II. v. III..-GIIIIIV mas. A. nosm uns. I'. U. IVIIITMORE GRADUATE STUDENTS II. II. UAULK II. cIIowTImI:s U. U. IIUIIIIIIIAN III. I.. sI-IANINI II. Ie. UIIAIITIIEE U. IITUIILEII I'. II. 14II:ssINUIaII M. zmusny Kappa Gamma Pei FOUNDED AT NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC DECEMBER 11, 1013 I ACTIVE CHAPTERS, TEN ESTABLISHED APRIL 20, 1025 FRATRES IN FAGULTATE II. FISIIBURN C. IV. IIASEK R. SV. SIVIFT IV. O. THOMPSON R. IV. GRANT C. E. MARQUARDT S. C. TANNER II. A. IVAIIL W. F. BASTIAN II. K. BEARD 0. I . BUTT IV. II. ALEXANDER II. II. IIELL NV. C. DYE Is. I. GAIINEII Page Two Hundred Eighteen V. C. C. W. D. L. R. IV M. K R. II FRATER IN URBE J. M. KRUMRINE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO DYER IIASEK COWELL DALLAS EVANS IIASEK Seniors Juniors SOPIIOMORES Freulnlnon K. L. FRITZ T II T C. IIOYT I I IZ III I I I I I I .I II W vb I' MII 11. II .IV , If KAI by 'I 'II I I ,M ,, hr! If .. .fx I IO 2 'IIIU I 'UIII I IIIIII I ,Im I .I II 1 . I I I II II II II f I' I II I I I I I I II I ,t I'. II I. I i . I I I I II II II II .I Ei .I Ii II II II II II' ,I II II I II, II , 'II ,'u' IIII II II I I I I I I I I II II I II I! If ,, ,, II II II I I. I I I. .. II S, I I II II I I I F. I II I I. IV. IIUNSICKFLR O. L. NICOLANTI II' I J. T. I.0DSUN F. II. PRITCHARD I ,I II I v. B. STOLL I'-I I . IIUNIIEIMER M.'C. SIVOOPE ,I G. F. IIOUAULT . Nwsvu-mx A. n. vIasI-A , I Im, ' II I I If I II . II I IaI III g.. I i . I' I i ,I .-' f.- - A '72 j ,fl fx li QJTQS 59, MW., Vin-' if I, IL? IQN II! I f e 1 .UV I i I I ln 3 1 A. A IT. 1 HA, I s 3 I If H VUL 3 Iva +A 'if . L I BU' Kappa Phi Kappa FOUNDED AT DARTMOUTII COLLEGE, APRIL 22, 1022 . ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, FORTY-SEVEN ESTAIILISIIED MAY 27, 1027 FRATRES IN FACULTATE R. G. BERNREUTER F. II. KOOS W. NIEIIOFF F. T. STRIICK F. A. BUTLER R. V. MOORE O. O. 1'E'I'ERS I'. O. WEAVER W. G. CHAMBERS A. E. NEYIIART A. L. RIIOTON O. WILLIAMS O. D. OIIAMPLIN FRATRES IN IIRBE I'. G. ARMSTRONG II. R. C. M1-ILVAINE R. P. ROSS II. O. SMI'I'II II. W. DAIIGIIERTY W. II. PASSMORE .I. SERFF A. F. STOYER .I. IIAYS FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Svnlnrs .I. O. REVERIDGE A. FOSTER F. W. IIIINSIORER II. A. MOCK .I. A. ROYLE S. W. FRANKENFIELII A. G. LEWIS D. .I. MOFFIE J. A. DIII4'I4'Y ll. I. GIIIIIEIIT E. L. LORAII U. IV. SCIIOOLEY V. E. DYER H. R. GREEN, .lR. W. II. MUOAIIE I'. S'l'AR'I'ZEI.I. I'. G. EVANS II. M. WERTZ Jnninrn .I. R. IIENNE'I I' A. OIIO'I'lNER W. L. LYTEII R. U. SIIOEMAKER K. II. IIROWN II. W. EARLLEY .I. E. I'I.A'I'T M. 0. SWOOPE I. M. COIIEN E. E. KISER G. R. ROBINSON FOIJNDED AT MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, APRIL, 1012 ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, TWENTY-SIX ES'I'ARI.ISIIED MAY, 102-I SORORES IN FACULTATE M. E. AYRE R. E. GRAIIAM II. DAIILIIERG I'. K. SPRAGUE E. I.'. OIIASE L. G. TURNER SORORES IN URBE MRS. E. J. ANDERSON Y. R. CRAIG MRS. I'. R. IIALL MRS. L. MILLER N. E. BAISON M. E. FREEMAN O. II. IIIIISIIMAN li. STROIISE M. E. BULLINGER MRS. W. R. WIII'I'E SORORES IN COLLEGIO Seniors .I. BECK J. IIEMAN M. ECKIIAIID II. IIEAGNEY E. J. IIOSMEII. ll. KAUFFMAN O. M. IIEES E. IIIIIIINKAM M. THOMPSON O. L. NVAGNER Phi Epsilon Kappa FOUNDED AT NORMAL COLLEGE OF AME GYMNASTIC UNION, 1013 ACTIVE CIIAPTEIIS, F. J. BEDENK II. IIEZDEK E. C. BISCIIOFF A. I'. MIKELONIS TIVENTY-SIX RICAN ALPHA BETA CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIED 1034 FIIATRES IN FACULTATE E. C. DAVIS li. A. HIGGINS G. L. PIIIEL E. E. LESLIE C. M. SPEIDEL FR ATR ES IN URBE R. R. YOST FRATRES IN COLLEGIO N. S. NVALKE C. D. NVERNER M. FELEZNOCK Seniors .I. T. BUCZKOWSKI A. T. LEIDY W. F. SUTLIFF R. G. WAITE Juniors A. A. GOTTLIEB M. L. KORNICK I.. .I. RICLIIE M. C. IIUIIIN J. I-I. KRUPA .I. S. O'DOWD W. M. RADGLIFFE L. M. SUNDAY SODIIOIIIOTOB .I. .I. ECONOMOS R. L. IIASSLER II. F. PETERSON E. A. SIIERIDAN I-'OIINDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, MARCII, 1023 ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, TWENTY-TIIREE ESTABLISIIED NOVEMIIER 25, 1029 FRATRES IN FACULTATE F. B. KRAUSS F. J. TSCIIAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Soplnnnnros A. A. ALBERTO .I. A. IIAIIOOOK M. .I. IIAISCOCK I'. Il. BAIITIIOLME Il. NV. IIAXTEIL .I. A. DECK D. II. IIROUGIITON A. II. -CLEM. XV. II. CLEVELAND G. NV. CONNVAY R. G. DICKINSON IV. E. IIIElv'lFENDEI!l1'EIL- R. E. DIMMICK D. L. IIOTY M. K. EVANS R. II. FORBES M. FIIOMM 'I'. L. IIILIIERT D. L. GREEN A. O. GIIOSIIKE .I. D. IIAGY D. IIESS L. F. IIEVEIILY II. IV. IIIMES ti. IV. JAIIDIN ll. L. KAYE I . XV. KIMPER R. E. LACE .I. II. LOTZ D. F. MGFAIILAND -I. A. M ' I II. S. MECIILING S. M. MEETZ .I. I'. MESSERLY M. M. NOYER L. PARKER iI AUGIILEN IV. J. PARTON I . II. IIITTENIIOUSE D. I . SCALES XV. L. SIIAFFEII A. Y. SIIAMIIAUK M. L. SMITII II. II. TEGGE C. II. TELLER .I. T. TUCII IV. C. IVASIICOE D. II. IVEDDELL D. IVOODNVAIID Page Two Hundred Nineteen Phi Lambba Upailon FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OI' ILLINOIS, ,ISDH ACTIVE CHAPTERS, TWENTY-I'lIGllT A. K. ANDERSON II. II. APPLEDORN J. G. ASTON C. Il. AUSTIN I-'. L. CARNAIIAN ll. C. CHANDLEE G. E. COIIEN D. S. CRYDER FRATRES IN FACU A. J. CURRIER IV. P. DAVEY R. A. DUTCIIER E. S. ERB AI. R. FENSKE E. B. FORBES II. H. GEIST A. IV. GAUGER ESTABLISHED MAY 21, 1914 LTATE N. B. GUERRANT D. E. HALEY J. E. IIUNTER M. YV. LISSE D. lf. MCFARLAND ll. V. Mi'GREIV T. IV. MASON J. II. OLEXVINE FRATRES IN OOLLEGIO L. R. PARKS ARTIIUR ROSE J. II. SIMONS NV. THOMAS II. O. TRIEBOLD NV. NVIIITE ,. C. IVIIITMORE J . F Sonlnrs W. D. BERTOLLETE R. C. IIARTMAN C. C. IIOUTZ R. W. MILLER E. M. DOUTIIETT R. L. IIIGKLING G. W. KILMER G. II. MORAWSKI U. E. EHLE R. D. IIINKEL J. 10. LAUGIUS J. E. NAOHOD li. M. FILBERT F. T. RUDIAK Juniors B. C. PRAY E. SIIAPIRO H. SKOLNIK X1 ff s pzf ,4 L 1-PT Cwfgqi' II O 1 'ILM f, if U 4 i Phi Mu Alpha FOITNDED AT NEW' ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Qgqjolgmu 0' 1393 ' ACTIVE CHAPTERS, FIFTY ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY 3, 1023 ll. E. DENGLER II. I-'ISIIBURN Il. R. DETIVILEIL E. L. IIADGER XV. .l. BRIGHT II. E. CAREY L. M. BOORSE E. HARRIS FRATRES IN FACULTATE R. VV. GRANT L. S. RHODES IFRATRES IN URBE C. IIESS F. F. MORRIS J. T. LODSUN R. C. McGR.EARY R. K. REPLOGLE R. O. SHOEMAKER J. GARBER C. GROI-'F FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors E. I'. DOL!-'I J. GRIFFITIIS Juniors T. R. MARTIN R. W. 0'CONNOR Sophomore B. II. IIOUSEKNECIIT S. T. TANNER IV. O. THOMPSON R. NELSON G. F. MADGEBURGER J. J. SCHEIMAN C. XV. TILDEN Phi Sigma Iota FOUNDED AT ALLEGIIENY COLLEGE, 1922 ACTIVE CHAPTERS, TIVENTY-TIVO II. H. ARNOLD M. S. RENCII C. V. D. BISSEY I'. R. RLANCIIET M. T. IIUNNELL FRATRES IN FACU I'. R. DAUGIIERTY J. E. DE OAMI' R. E. DENGLER BETA CHAPTER 1csTAnI.Is11mD 1025 LTATE R. D. IIETZEL L. J. HURLBRINK F. R. KRAUSS I . M. DU MONT MARGARET KNOLL WV. S. DYE C. E. MARGUARDT F. NV. PIERCE S. A. PORTERFIELD C. E. RAY L. V. T. SIMMONS C. IV. STODDART L. M. RURRAGE J. W. FOSA D. D. MASON G. J. AVUHFL J. Ii. CLOI'I'E'l' FRATRES IN URBE MRS. T. R. KEITH MRS. A. P. POWELL R. DEUKER M. JORDAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors .l. C. RARTEL I . E. CONKLIN A. li. FAGAN S. R. IIEIGSIG .I. M. RICMAN xl. E. DOUGIIIGRTY A. G. LEWIS Junior VITO DI VINCENZO GRADUATE STUDENTS ld. C0'l?'l'0M S. J. KOZITZKY L. MORGAN W. l'. MUSGRAVIG Pi Alpha 1 FOUNDED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ACTIVE CHAPTERS, SIX NV. II. LACIIMAN IV. G. IIALDERSTON Page Two Hundred Twenty 1023 GAMMA CHAPTER 1-:s'r.xnr.Isnmn MAY 20, man FILATRES IN URBE T. L. PURNELL FRATRES IN COL! Seniors U. II. SALT Junior C. M. RICK IEGIO l'. SAFCO R. N. STA NTON .i J i J ff WN! D V .R . 'N limi Wi di? ,IW I 3. . 1 'N I X., Q Kr Hg I w T VT I if 15 Q X. . I w ii I 5 5 I PV-Init? N I' CLI U E. - -X Sl 1 1 I .fr AI U 4,5 1 ., 1 'x tw 'I W. 4' L. 1 1 I H 5, .1 fl , 1 .I ,, 11 '24 lg xl., , All 1 , I XX kc. Pi Delta Epsilon FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, DECEMBER G. 1000 ACTIVE CIIAPTEIIS, FORTY-EIGIIT ESTAISLISIIED MAY 3, 1024 FIIATIIES IN FAGULTATE IF. C. BANNER T. JI. GATES .l. S. NAXLOII C. W. S'1'0D'liAIlIJ L. II. BELL M. M. IIAIIILIS E. .l. NIGIIULS II. W. STOXER Il. E. GALBIKAITII Ii. ll. IIETZEL E. II. ROIIIQIBEUK FIlA'l?IlES IN COLLEGIO Sreninrrx C. E. ISECIIIJEL Il. W. GEIGER F. II. IIILLGAIETNER ll. W. OIIEIIIIOLTZEI1 Il. E. CAREY I. N. GIKEAVES S. W. MASON L. 'I'. SIEFIF l'. G. EVANS 1'. J. WIDLITZ Pi Gamma 7-'llpha FOUNDED AT TIIE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. 1027 ACTIVE CHAPTER, ONE FICATRES IN FACULTATE G. II. BOWEN A. NV. CASE L. F. PILCIIEII MRS. D. A. STOYICII J. ll. BIEACKEN C. L. IIAIIIIIS Il. L. SACKETT U. W. IVILD D. A. UAMPIIIELL J. B. IIELME II. M. SAVARD C. L. WISIGMAN FIIATEIL IN UIIIIE 1'. F. IIALLOCK FIIATIIES IN COLLIGG I0 xl . nl 1 ,112 gl :I pk 15 1.1 11. ll I 'V , l 1, E1 1 11' .W ii W 4 . I . V ' 9 1 13 1111 1 Ill, 1 311 11 , I 1 I .In .1 9 .1 .1 ,l -H 1' ! fl A 5 V1 1, 1 'I 11 I f ! il - 5 5 1 7.14, 1 A E: 12 A IN 3 25 1 El! -I 1 ,xi ,I 17121 11: - 1' 157' 111 W Seniors A. 111111o1cs 111. II. 1'11T1111s 11. 11. 1'11U1TT 11. 11. 11111111111 s. A. 111N11 11011Nn1111 AT soUu'11w11sw1111N C0LL111111, KANSAS. 11124 PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON CHAPTER Ac'r1v11 c11A1'T1111s. ONE 11UN11111111 1111111-1111111111 11siuA11L1s111111 MAY, 1028 111:.v1'1:1-:N IN 11'A11u1'.'1'AT11 II. 11. AL111111111111 .1. 1111111111 11. 11. 11111111 11. w. s'1'111mA11'1' w. 11. BUTT G. w. 11A11'rMAN 11. 11. I'E'l'ElIS .1. '1'AN111111 w. 11. 111-1A11111111s 11. w. 11As1111 A. 11. 1'11Nn1' s. 11. 'rANN1111 11. 11. 1111ANN1111 11. 11. IIAIVKINS .1. 11. 111o11A1111s 11. .1. f1's1111AN w. V. DENNIS 11. 11. 1111Tz11L 11. .1. 11o1vLAN11 11, 1-, w11Av1111 11. 11. 11o'1 1'11111111 A. 11. 111A11T1N 11. 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A. 11A11w111s w. 11. 1111111vN N. .1. w11s'u . 11oUN111111 AT UN1v1111s1'1'1' OI4' ILLINOIS, 111111011 111, 11115 PENNSYLVANIA STAAIE ZETA CHAPTER ACTIVE c11A1'T1111s, s1xT1111N 11sTA11L1s111111 1111c111111s1111 11, 11125 FIIATIIES IN 1,'.1oU1.'1'Ar1'11 11. A. 11v111111T'1' S. 11. 1:oLc1AT11 11. 11. 1111NT N. 11. s1'A1111s L. .1. 1111A111'1111n 11. 11. s'1'11wA11'n 1'11AT1111s IN U111111 11. rr. 1c11LL1111 F. 11. 1.11111fv .1. J. 111111TA - 11. S. XVETIKIILLER 1-'11AT1111s IN GOLL11c11o Seniors 11. 11. 1111111N111 J. .1. LA110c1111 L. 11. s11111111 11. 11. '1'11011As .1. W. 111111111NG L. 11oG1111s 11. L. s1N11L11Y 11. 11. VAN 1.111111 D. 11. 111LL 1-'. 11. w1s111111 .IIIIIIOPH li. IJ. III4Il I1'EI1I1'INGER Il. II. MORRIS Page Two Hundred Twenty-one Pi Lambba Sigma FOUNDED AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. 1925 ACTIVE UIIAPTERS, TWO ESTAIILISIIED 1025 FRATRES IN FACULTATE II. I . ALDERIWER .I. 'I'. LAXV 'I'. E. SIIEAIIEII. J. TANGER 0. I'. ROUOKE A. E. MARTIN S. K. STEVENS I . J. TSCIIAN J. II. VEIIGUSON J. F. O'IIRIEN U. W. STODIDART A. R. IVARNOUK I'. K. I.. IIRIGIITMAN A. I OS'1'ER M. A. LALLI D. M. ANDERSON, JR. FRATER IN URIIE E. W ILLA RID I-'RATRES IN COLLEG IO IV. MOIINKERN N. MIYSSMANNO A. IIREENE Senlors Juniors J. .I. NIUIIOLSON ll. E. SPERLING K. L. IIUSIIER .'. IV. TOWNSENII C. WELSII S. J. ZAROER NV. J. SCARLETT P8i Chi I OUNIIEII AT YA M. E. AYER R. G. RERNREUTER IV. G. OIIAMIIERS CIIAMPLIN L. R. IIATCIIELOR II. O. CLAUSS XV. G. DOUGIIERTY A. II. FAGAN UNIVERSITY, SEPTEMBER, 1029 PENNSYLVANIA STATE CHAPTER 1f:sTAm,1snIcn .x1'1ur., 1030 FIKATRES IN FACULTATE J. E. IDE CAMP II. W. IIARTMANN A. I . IIANGEN J. O. KELLER FRATRES IN UR S. II. IIIIIWINISEIIII E. IIAKENBERG Y. IIOGAN II. KOEI'I -BAKER NV. M. LEPLEY R. V. MOORE I.. IV. MURPIIEY BE T. II. KERR ' I A ISARIIE Iv. II. 4 J. T. LEPLEY A. E. NEYIIART I' O'RRIEN J. '. U. PETEIIS Il. R. U. Mc'lLVAIN M. M. MERCER II. L. NEYIIART I. WIIITE Scabbarb anb Blabe FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF IVISCONSIN, IIIO-I ACTIVE CHAPTERS, EIGIITY-TWO FRATRES IN l AUULTATE NV IIORNTRAEGER G. M. MIIPMULLIN 14' .I E. NIKIISII II. . A. . IIONVEN V. L. JAMES M. S. KERR II. L. IIACKENSTOSE S. O. CRES!-INV ELL J. U. CROIVNOVE R G. J. BOYLAN NV. J. CAMPBELL H COMPANY, FIRST REGIMENT las'rA1sr.1sllmD 1012 Il. G. NEMO . I . ll. IZ. OXIIII-IDIGIL L. W. MIELENZ U. S. RITOIIIGL FIIATER IN UIIBE .I. Il. DOTY FIIATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors G. W. EATON W. E. LIGUNIIAIID W. S. GAIILER H. I . MAINHGBIIIIG J. W. GEIIILING ll. R. PIATT Juulors II. M. GERMAN J. I'. IIUTCIIESON T. L. KRIIMRINE E. M. SUIIWERIIA E R II. V. VENAIILE L. II. IVASIIROURNE J. II. IVESKE .I. E. R A DEIIAOII II. G. STOVER C. L. SIEIIERT XV. I. IVAUGAMAN Scarab FOUNIIED AT UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, 1009 ACTIVE CHAPTERS, TIIIRTEEN J. R. ISRAUKEN G. II. BOXVEN IJ. A. CAMPBELL S. A. ADAM J. IIALIS J. N. IIARNARD R. I'. IIARZLER R. M. IIINKELE II. A. IIOIVNS THEBES TEMPLE CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIED MAY 28, 1011 FRATIIES IN FACULTATE A. IV. CASE E. R. GASSEL II. E. DICKSON C. L. IIARRIS II. K. .IOIINSTONE L. I . 1'II.CI-IER FRATRES IN COLLEGIO R. L. IIENNET II. IV. GRAHAM O. IV. MOORE M. II. PETERS J. R. FERGUSON A. R. IIAIIDTMAYER Page Two Hundred Twenty-two Seniors Juniors E. POLLIT J. B. PIIIIITT E. II. REIIUOOI J. E. SMAIIIGA R. C. KNIGHT S. M. MERTZ L. A. RICIIAIIIISON O. NV. WILD C. L. IVISEMAN E. A. SMITII II. M. SIVOPE U. C. TAYLOR C. D. UIIRIGII E. T. ROTII R. B. YORKE I H 1 I HI? I' ' Q I ! ,J .AI M . .f mf' Wy I Nr tb'.4ff Kfif.: Ia HJII I I 1' I I I A fi' I II 1 M' I-I Si I. I I., s II I I 6, I IE JIII I 5. I. .I I I A .1 II I if K I I I I .ani . IJ. 5 I :Ly Q 1 r xx .! on fm Yr, NI I I I gli xx I P gnu! . A I 1 4 I ID .IJ 'I 'R I I . . W Hs rw fgl I V I RIF' . .J E I I I I I ,,. r I gg .4 23 I YI I1 We I'. ' JN Sigma Delta Chi FOUNDED AT Dr-I'AUIV UNIVERSITY. APRIL 17. 1000 ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, FORTY-FOUR ESTABLISHED AI'RIL 24, 1032 FRATRES IN FACULTATE F. U. BANNER II. R. RILEY E. II. ROIIRIIEOK F. F. SIIEDD L. II. IIELI. IV. K. ULERICII FRATR ES IN URBE J. G. MILLER G. A. SCO'I I' FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors .I. II. ARMSTRONG W. li. IIEUKMAN W. I'. Mm-DOWELL W. Il. FREUNSOII II. II. HENDERSON, JR. V. O. I'AOKA.RD Juniors D. II. DICKINSON I'. S. IIEISLER R. LEWIS W. R. G RUB15 D. I'. SANDERS U. M. SUIIWARTZ IR II. K. LUTTRINGI' R .I . II. OESCIIGER. Sigma Gamma Epsilon FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, MARCII 30, 1015 ACTIVE CIIAPTERS, TIIIRTY KAPPA CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIED 1022 FRATRES IN FACULTATE I-.ml i E M J, ,fl .f O. R. AUSTIN R. II. KING II. D. NICKOL H. .I. RAIR II. LANSDERG II. IL NORTIIRUI' O. A. IIONINE .I. R. LONG U. W. ROBINSON G. A. BRADY U. ll. MALIN E. STEIDLE W. R. CIIEDSEY D F. Mm-FARLAND .I. W. S'I'EWAR'E A. I'. IIONESS R E. MURPIIY .I. W. SWARTZ .I. R. JONES Seniors H. S. RMIIIMAN U II. GAMPIIELL I.. A. RODECKER U. II. DEERS Jnnlors J. U. CALIIOUN II M H. A. CLEEVES J. .I. CORE A. IMEVINCENTIS A. FAY 'III I I I-. J. Mi I . I .I II. MERRITT .I. A. TAYLOR N. IV. TAYLOR E. .I . TIECIIERT A IVALIJO .I . IVILLIA MS IVILLIAMS IV. NVOOIIS J. VALENTINE IV. STOIIR TARNER Sigma Pi Sigma FOUNDEIJ AT DAVIDSON COLLEGE, IIEUEMIIER Il, 1021 ACTIVE CIIAI'fI'ERS, TWENTY-FIVE GAMMA CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIEII MAY 17, 1026 FRATRES IN UOLLEG I0 A. RlTI'I' . L. SAXTON . SCOTT M. SIIEFFER F. SMITII . L. VAN VELZER NV. E. SI'O'l II U. IV. SILLER S. II. SMITII J. O. ASTON II. R. IIAM O. E. R. IIORDNER. A IV. IIUCIIINSON II II. B. OURRY II. I'. LE GALLEY M W. I'. DAVEY F. W. OIVENS I. M. R. FENSKE W. II. PIELEMEIER O. II. I RINK II II. RANK II GRADUATE MEMIIERS II. R. DEA.N I'. M. KENIIIII M. L. EIIIINOF ll Mi'LAUIILAN .I. II. IIEVERLY IN. L. RAST ' M. A. -IEI'I'ESON M. J . BOY LE Scnlurs S. G. REQUE C. WAGNER .I. IVERNER IV. NVIIITE U. WIII'I'MORI'I F. IVOELFEL L. YEAGLEY F. SMITII IV. TIIOMAS ZERFOSS Sigma Tau FOUNIIEIJ AT UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, KAPPA CHAPTER ESTAIILISIIEII MAY 1, 1015 L MARKLE I nf m1Nsn.u.r. . n. Nnx'u.xn'r . N. S'I'Al'LEfl'ON FEBRUARY 22, 1004 ACTIVE ClIAI I'IGRS, TWENTY-TWO FRATRES IN FACULTATE C. Id. HULLINGIGR U. L. HARRIS D D. A. CAMPIIELL I'. R. KAI'l' R II. A. EVERETT .I. E. RAULI-'USS A A. II. FORHIGS U. L. KINSLOIQI Il A. W. GAUGER FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors ' STE W A R'I' . I. II. I. 'I'ARI'LEY . I . NVOELFEL . C. XVOODRUFF E. SM A RIGA F. SMITII F. TAYLOR II. S. EVANS .I. .I. LAROUIIE E. L. ROGERS .I. W. IIEIIRINO R A. PANNIER W. M. SOOfl I'. .IR. M. M. IIEPLER .I. M. PATTON I.. E. SERFF R. L. IIICKLING Juniors J. B. FRANK A. M. KRAKOWER J. STRATTON, JR. Page Two Hundred Twenty-three ii 2511 ' It -'I I ji W XML Q4 , Iii? I'74f I 5 I ! K, gf Li If iff B P' FIIUNDIJII AT LIIIIIGII UNIVIIIISITY, JUNE, 1585 PENNSYLVANIA BETA CHAPTER AcTIvIc cIIA1'TIcI:s, SIXTY-IAIGIIT IIsTAIII.IsIII1II MAY, 1012 ii 0 Elf IIIIATIIIIS IN I1'AcIILTATm II. ANAIAN W. II. QIIEIISIIT .I. W. IIIGYD IL. L. sAoIcIIT'I' II. .I. IIAIII s. Is. IIoI.uATIf1 .I. 0. IcIcI.I.Ian II. B. STAVLIGY f II. Iv. 1IIxLI+:n L. A. nof:I:IIT s. W. I.oNI:- .I. A. TAI'I.un W Ir. A. IIIININI1 A. W. I1ImI.I+:Y M. AIQNICAIIY II. Ia. VINYAIIII I. Ir. II. UAIIIQY I . u. IIIIoIII.IcII 1'. x. IIICIQ Ia. IJ. WAIAQIIII .I , X II. II. UASSEL v fa FIIATIIES IN coLL1IGI0 X C5 SI-Iliors 'Mink E II. BACIIIIIAN II. AI. IIoUTIIIsTT II. II. LAIRSON H. L. SIIAMBAUIIII JI yr ,, AI. IIAKFIII N. II. uAI.IIIszIIwsIcI II. W. AIAIITIINS II. L. SINIILIIY II E II. A. Immns A. II. IIIIIIIIIIT 0. W. AwoI:I+I F. I. SMITI-I , if-I II. o. BELL In. 0. I-IoIITz L. A. IIQIIIICKEII II. M. VAN LIIIIII I L. CIIAAIBIIIILAIN o. II. KIIAIINS N. II. IIIIIIIIIIAUIIII II. Ii. NVISMEIR .1 Juniors .I. A. IIAIICOCK II. D. IIIII'u'IcI.I-'INGIIIL Ia. II. VAN IIOIIN II. A. Im VINCIAINTIS 'N Theta Si ma Phi I f' L f ' IIOIINDIIII AT UNIVIIIISITI' or WASIIINGTON. APRIL 8. 1909 ALPHA TAU CHAPTER ACTIvIu CIIAIITIJIIS, I'oIITx'-ONE IIsTAIsLIsI-IED OCTOIIEII, 10:14 i . SOIEOIUG IN Uumc 1, Mus. II. II. vAN sANT Ii SOICOILES IN c0LLIerII0 if Seniors H II. II. KIIIIIILIIII Is. AI. LIGNZEN A. AIUUAUGIIIIIY I . IQ. Iucmsla Juniors E A. II. IZOYER AI. AI. CUAIAIINGS .I. A. I'I.A'I'T III. W. NVILLIAMS II. A. CONNOLLY D. 11. msn M. A. RINGIQII I Q I I If W A , . . X1 Sigma PI . I IPOUNIJIIIJ AT UNIVIIIISITY ov WAsIIINuToN, NovmInIIII 24, 1908 ETA CHAPTER .N ACTIVE cIIAI'TIsns, NINE I+IsTAIsI.IsIIIcIm 1024 , N 1 I FIIATIIES IN FAGULTATI1: W. I. IIIILI, W. G. EDNVARDS IJ. A. KIIIIIS Iv. T. IIIIIIIPIII' II. N. IIoI'I+I , .I. A. IvIIIu:IIsoN A. II. MI-IN'I'YIIIc W. II. I'II'IIII'If'IIIc o. III. lDAVENl'0R'I' II. II. UIIEIIN II. II. AIAIITIILI. 0. III. I'I I.UIcI:IcIc .I. I.. IIIIIIN W. Is. NVIIITIG I+'IIATIms IN CQLLIIGIO , Seniors I n. IIIIIIIII: T. IIIIIIIIIINS G. MISAVAGII A. 0. I'IITzoLn II II. M. I:AI.I.owAY W. II. MIIYIIII II. Moonw J. IIOIIIIL I' W. IIIIIsII II. 1I0UoII Juniors 4 A. KIIIIIAIQ L. SIIAMES T. WIIIIIIIT Q 1 5 x .1 I Y I1 Il .I I Page Two Hundred Twenty-four if IIE 1' ,ggwfhj-f,g1fX a-sf '. gk.: ', Yr. -:Lip ' ' ' ' J a5z2'11fiK.iA.w,,- Q , . She Glasses S E N I O R S 1 , 1 ,z U X. lx it , 1 - 1 I ' . W' 1 it ,f J. Bmccs PRUITT President The Class 1 T l , a of 0 lf-5, jf 1936 Josrlzvu F. LAUCIUS PICTHR Lmcrmcll V ice President Secretary The current Senior Class proved themselves to be the best business men that the school has wit- nessed in many years. They succeeded in showing proht on two of the three dances that they fostered during their stay in college. J. Briggs Pruitt presided over the class for the second time during his stay in college. Among the members of the class who held important offices aside from class positions were Joseph P. Swift, Chairman of the Senior Ball Committee, and Elwood Douthett, Chairman of Tribunal. Page I' wo Hundred Twenty-six RAY W. Konuzu Historian JAMES L. SMITH Treasurer el ls, x1N4V VCD ,gl L9 aittty., yi I' K- T m i' N. l 4 18 l Wi' yk.1'??. Wilt ': H i1 le li , '-. : . ,W i K. - l 1 v ,K ' , , , k. A ' X 1 , li 1 A , 1 ' Vlf 1 tl f. ' tix! ill if Y F na if i l mir li WZ tl lx ' qi' lll M1 ii -. i t i V li lit FH su 5:51 4 fri , li l fi' M li I fl I sf' 'Nm I Z I If I ll llixl X I ii I mQ6,,,,, I . fo tx .i , ,, f X V N-x Z2 I II I I I I I I, I ,I I I I I I I2 I I I l I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I 'I I I III J J' I I II It II I I if? lx I' V wine' I .HIS ANTHONY ABATE Hawthorne, N. J. Electrical Engineering RUSSELL B. ALDERFER Lansdale Agriculture SINCLAIR A. ADAM Westchester Alpha Kappa Pi Landscape Architecture Thespiansg Scarabg Topian Society. PAUL E. ALLAM Media Sigma Phi Alpha Forestry KATHERINE T. ALLEBACH Collcgeville Chi Omega Home Economics Cwensg Ellen H. Richards Club Q31 3 Treasurer, C.A. 133. VVILBERT W. ALWINE Johnstown Phi Mu Delta xialalj Dairy H usbaurlry Freshman Fencingg Varsity Fencing 1273 Grangeg Penn Stale Farrnerg Senior Ball Committee. CENEVIEVE J. AMBROSE Mount Carmel Theta. Phi Alpha Education EDITH L. ANDERSON Union City Education , . . .. ..,,-., RICHARD H. ALLEN Pittsburgh Lambda Chi Alpha Arts and Letters President, Playersg Theta Al- pha Phig Les Sabreursg Cap- lain, Varsity Fencingg Thes- piansg Sword Cluhg .lunior Prom Committeeg Cap and Gown Committee. EUGENE J. AMBROGI Philadelphia Delta Chi Chemical Engineering lnterfraternity Councilg Inter- fralernity Rushing Chairman. CLYDE U. ANDERSON Stahlstown Agricultural Economics Varsity Boxingg Intramural Boxing Champion. JOHN W. ANDERSON ' Clermont 'Mechanical Engineering Penn State Mining Society. Page Two Hundred Twenty-seven CHARLES E. ANNETT Maplewood, N. J. Phi Kappa Psi Agricultural Economics luterfraternity Councilg Junior Prom Committee. WILLIAM L. ARCHER Dunn Station Mechanical Engineering Acro Clubg A. S. M. E. JOSEPH AUER, JR. Yardley Mechanical Engineering Transfer University of Miami. CLARENCE B. AVERY Tunkhannock Phi Kappa Tau Mechanical Engineering Freshman Baseball: Varsity Bascballg Varsity Football C313 A. S. M. E.g Aero Club. Page Two Hundred Twenty-eight RICHARD C. ANTES Lancaster Sigma Chi Arts and Letters Transfer from Denison Uni- versityg Tllespians 13, 43. JAMES H. ARMSTRONG Morton Delta Upsilon Journalism Lion's Paw: Editor-in-Chief, LA Vllcg Manager, Varsity Fencingg Skull and Bonesg Blue Keyg Sigma Delta Chi. ROBERT J . AUGUSTINO Pittsburgh Physical Education Transfer from Potomac State College. DONALD W. AYRES Royersford Phi Lambda Theta Zoology and Entomology Junior Blazer Committee. WILLIAM D. ANDERSON Agricultural Education GERALD C. ANDREWS Commerce and Finance FRANCIS J. ANDREWS Scranton Delta Chi Physical Education Freshman Footballg Freshman Basketballg Varsity Footballg Friarsg Phi Epsilon Kappa. ROBERT H. ANDREWS Scranton Delta Tau Delta Commerce and Finance 5 I I I Y . III MBI I 55,1 TI. I ei Iilli l I I'E ll II I 'I II E Ii I l I 4 I I I I i i l II I l I I It I I I F 1 I f' CU fd ' QMS f .gf fJ,i'1.-SI ialx WI IX l I .I I I, 'if ill: T , IJ'l,'vili ,I I' Ex l I l I I I . I'1,,u,,l .Mi I 'I'fIl II'I limi I I I II l' . Q I I1 'V' ' I,ffI-fy N' E III.. , fl, If I I. If ' I l i I IIJJ ffl' I il I IH I I It lu U 5' fl I . Il 'I if I I II I ll I I I immllv IU II l I III ll 'W Al F lit I ' L1 Prfjlgrlg i -I M it A l Ilfll! 1 fi I I 53 'N llll 'B I si? mt ln .3 gt I III it .j , ff' I L. MALVERN H. AYRES Carbondale Alpha Sigma Phi Dairy Husbandry Manufacturing F r e s h m a n Cross Countryg Varsity Track 121. WILMER F. BACHMAN Allentown Arts and Letters Freshman Baseballg Varsity Baseball. ,,...,........-... .., . ,... . . . .. . I ls .1 . 'i A GEORGE S. BACHMAN Lebanon Beta Kappa Ceramics Sigma Gamma Epsilon. RICHARD J. 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BEALL Uniontown Alpha Chi Sigma CDHEJ Arts and Letters Varsity Basehallg Varsity Bas- ketball. V HENRY K. BEARD York Phi Kappa Psi Arts and Letters Thespians: K a p p a Gamma Psig Symphony Orchestra: Players' Orchestrag Intramural Golf Managerg Choir Organist. , . il tffti 71, I J tt' li I 1 I A A . ' , f If pt f 't 'bfi 'I l t i.l--l l it 1 5 J 5? flak, N! v f ' it I I iil,n'l'I'? -t 3 P I . l i ig 4 i E 3 I U g galil wit L law t.Jt.1it lf I , 'H ttf K 2' ' il 1 'l It 5 1' 4 33 ll El 1 is -t V my 3 it I ' 1? QW . ,Ht',jv 1.1 5 lt 1 l I I 1 I I ii C T lil lil. Ill? K' ll. . 4 I its lf? 3 l J J ll l l AW it fqglt dig N. 1: i'f li l P All i MARGARET E. BEARD i A A Sharon 'lr' PN-if F Home Economics i XIX Grangeg Alpha Pig Alpha ' l Lambda Delta. M A 1 XX.. X l in Q3 is 5 li lliix.- ...gd I 'T' '-YN i, ii Hi l j it Lit A H CARL E. 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V 3 E 1 I rf 'W x - f Xlfbifff ik silt? in . i l ll we ll N lf ,' if is Il l l Q f if ii leaf li ir ti E El It 1 J zi i I . 1 li W J it liywfl Q H we l is I if .5 lil JL! K T r i ii 29 Ffh? iii iq .X L, k.fsf'f.'l .Wi t iil i'tiii ' . 'xii A M W . 1 2 XXX ol i if 'il 1 . -.J .1 1 rbi f ff.l.3i.li1iiii A . .1 w' i i i A r? 3 t t ilviigxpi A ll All ii ling!!! 4' i U ij' i A . L: 0 l 1 if rt i Vt! 1,3 ip 1 2 Y. ii M U' iff l Wi li 'Wil it it A A H . i ii ll H hi lil 'ltiii il Vit tl if l l' i V i it l '. l l 5 ai Wifi f f, It i in .iwd Ili it JAMES O. BEVERIDGE Nescopeck Music Education Kappa Phi Kappag Phi Mu Alphag Blue Bandg Symphony Orchestrag Choirg Penn State Clubg Players' Orchestra. ALBERT E. C. BICKELL Bethlehem Delta Sigma Phi Industrial Engineering Cheerleaclerg Blue Key. ., iw SAMUEL BEYTIN South Fallsburgh, N. Y. Sigma Tau Phi Pre-Medical Freshman Wrestling: Varsity Wrestling: Freshman Baseball. JOSEPH W. 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Y Clubg Intramural Manager. WILLIAM W. BITTNER Lock Haven Industrial Engineering Staff Member, Engineer. ELLEN C. BLACK Summit Hill Education Choir. Page Two Hundred Thirty-three Y F. ANTON C. BOGATY, JR. Renton Civil Engineer Freshman Boxing: A. S. C. E. HERBERT E. BOHREN Elkins Park Alpha Tau Omega CHQ Commerce and Finance Delta Sigma Pi: Treasurer, Interfraternity Council: Sec- retary, Sophomore Class: Freshman Lacrosse: S e n i o r Ball Committee. DUVERNEY C. BOOK Harrisburg Phi Delta Theta Mechanical Engineering Freshman Cross Country: Freshman Track: Captain, Varsity Cross Country: Var- sity Track: Friars: Skull and Bones. JOSEPH F. BORDA, JR. Bethlehem Phi Kappa Arts and Letters Freshman T r a c k : Varsity Track 421. Page Two Hundred Thirty-four STANTON M..BLACKSMITH Mechanicshurg Phi Kappa Tau Electrical Engineering Senior Ball Committee. MAUDE L. BLAKESLEE Corry Education Transfer from Edinhoro State Teachers College. HAROLD R. BOGNER Dauphin Mechanical Engineer WALTER M. 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BowERsox i ,fi f I State College ,. , ' L' Home Economics 2 In N.. Olhll? itll? -9 fi WV U ll 'll JOSEPH A. BOYLE W Wilkes-Barre Phi Kappa l Education Z l Deutcher Vereing Kappa Phi Ii 1 Kappa. Iii A lg ' III N I Q 33 l I i l . gm I I I I I . i I I I P F .5 J In no I if ZX: l l .4 i fill. i ll ld? 1 'li 3 J .l s,liUl'I pq Ili .cl 'U L li I PHILIP A. BOYER, JR. Philadel ia Pre-M ed ical MARY J. BOYLE Hazleton Education ph Theta Nu Epsilon DAVID E. BRADBURY Trucksville Phi Sigma Kappa Commerce and Finance HILDA R. BRAUNER Luzerne L'Amitie Education Transfer from Misericordiag Panhellenic Councilg Le Cer- cle Francaisg Thespiansg Glec Club. EDWARD C. BREINIG Allentown Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigmag Penn Slate Club. WILLIAM J. BRIGHT Penfield Alpha Sigma Phi Mechanical Engineering Phi Mu Alphag A. S. M. E.g Freshman Track: Varsity Ten- nis Q4-Jg Glee Cluhg Blue Band. RUTH K. 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A :I gil ,wi I , . , I I . .J f, N Ulxifi , v,7's I 'l' l l ,A ll C 3 I+ -if rl i llll pill I .XI ,I .xfr I l s if lui ll ,fri 1 I I I 8 W V-YI l I ' 4 , 2 . . 1 l . li v Z a J I it rr em l I 4..1. Q l I L1 l K I F . I 1 . I 1 Ki ill 1 ll lm X, . I3 Km ll ix? ALEXANDER BURNS Harrisburg Architectural Engineering OLIN F. BUTT State College Music Education Blue Bandg Kappa Gamma Psi: College Symphony Or- cheslra. CHARLES 0. BURNS I-lyndman Kappa Sigma Education OLIVE E. BYERLY Red Lion Home Economics ,.... ...., ,, -. , .. ARIS J. CALPAXIS Reading M ctallurgy JOYCE CAMPBELL Danville Liberal Arts SARAH E. CANNARD Danville Liberal Arts KENNETH E. CARL Williamsport Industrial Education Iota Lambda Sigma. CHARLES H. CAMPBELL PllIlXSlllZI.WllBy Metallurgy R. O. T. C. Bandg Sigma Cam- ma Epsilon. WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL Centre Hall Acacia Animal Husbandry Livestock Judgingg DeMolay Club. p ROBERT E. CAREY Wyalusing PlIi Kappa Psi C ommcrce and Finance Phi Mu Alpha: Pi Della Epsi- long Delta Sigma Pig Glee Cluhg R. 0. T. C. Bandg Blue Band. HowARD C. CARLESS Conneaut Lake Sigma Phi Sigma Electrical Engineering Page Two Hundred Thirty-seven '1 Joi-iN A. CARTMELL Philadelphia Beaver House Arts mul Letters P. S. C. A.g Dehalingg Fresh- man Track. l'lARRY B. CH ALFANT Kennett Square Alpha Gamma Rho Forestry LAWRENCE E. CHAMBERLAIN Wellshoro Triangle -SKU Civil Engineering A. S. C. E.g Tau Beta Pig ln- lcrfralerity Council. JOHN J. CHELOSKY Plymouth Tau Sigma Phi Colnlnerce and Finance Soph Hop Committeeg Inter- fraternity Couneilg Chairman, Lion Suit Committee. Page Two Hundred Thirty-eight C. ARTHUR CARNEY Philadelphia Theta Kappa Phi Horticulture JAMES A. CARSON Slate College Pi Kappa Phi Mechanical Engineering Freshman Commissiong Thes- Jiansg Inlerfraternit Council: I Yi Blue Key: Manager, l'reshman Boxingg Senior Ball Commit- tee. KARL P. 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Hi, ','t..f'f ' fast I M-.3 Zi il if 2 2 Vi LQ R I1 ima' Cv l W1 ll .Stall J. 1. SEARFINE CIAMBELLA 1 A 'l Dawson Beaver House -- G Paxil 0 Arts and Letters K,-'11 XFX Pi Gamma Mug Evan Pugh f X Scholar. L: ol i ft lk 4. tl 1+ J 1 . i 135 sf A ll DAN CLINGER pl Milton Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 Comlncrce and Finance 1 31 i , LQ Soph Hop Committeeg Lion's l Suit Committee. I x ti 4 li t fvlf, it .. X. if .1 V x ll It . X st li gl 1 iff J l 1 P51 1' 1 ya L. 'H 5' r 2 i el'1fi Q lx li 11 l 1 i 1 0 K L .5 J '11 R 1 ar l X 11 - tt? ' 1 I it it if: ll If 5 il AKXQ' itll: ii fit t PM ill L' A ,1 I. l- 1 5- 1, 11 1, gl 5 2 :li'i1P i.i 3 T5 V ll gli tt ti I1 .J 5 i Ile 7 N 1 lgti xl hill 1. Ve! tl 25,1 ?i .1 ll lf ll T. 1! 4 t 1 it 1 li i1 ' f il 3 .1 st l li ttt lit lt JOHN L. CLARK Carbondale Phi Kappa Tau Electrical Engineering Varsity Wrestlingg A. I. E. E. MARY L. CLIPPINGER Waynesboro Home Economics Ellen ll. Richards Cluhg Var- sity Archery. .lOl-IN I. COLDREN Selinsgrovc Phi Sigma Kappa M wshanical Engineering ELVIN Z. W. COMPY Minersvillc Phi Mu Delta Agronomy JAMES W. CONAHAN Hazleton Physical Education ELIZABETH J. CooK Meyersdale Gamma Phi Beta Home Economics J01-IN H. COLETTI Brooklyn, N. Y. Alpha Phi Delta Inrlastrial Erlncation Freshman Golfg lnterfratcr- nity Council. L. MARYBEI. CONABEE Butler Kappa Kappa Gamma Education Women's Editor, Collegian. FRANCES E. CONKLIN Washington Eflncation Phi Sigma Iotag Alpha Pig Choirg Glee Club: Louise Homer Club: Le Cercle Fran- cais: P. S. C. A.g Alpha Lamb- da Delta. WILLIAM G. COOPER Milton Sigma Alpha Epsilon Commerce and Finance Druids: Freshman Footballg Freshman Basketballg Varsity Footballg Parmi Nousg Soph Hop Committeeg Intramural Boxing Champion. Page Two Hundred Thirty-nine ALVIN B. COPPOLO Weedville Physical Education ROBERT 'I'. CORLEY Philadelphia Theta Chi Dairy Husbandry GEORGE L. CORBETT Philadelphia Beaver House Arts anrl Letters Freshman Soccerg Varsity Soc- cer. HARVEY F. CORSON Muncy Agricultural Engineering A. A. E. 5 WILLIAM J. COVNEY HARRY M. CRAIN 3 f Easton l'hilipsburg Phi Kappa Tau I Agricultural Biochemistry Electrical Engineering i Lichig Chemical Socictyg Penn State Club. LOIS M. CRANDALL Kingston Education STEVEN G. CRESSWELL McEllIattan Beaver House CHQ Electrochemical Engineering Scahlmrd and Bladeg Fresh- man Footballg Varsity Foot- ball f2i. WICKLIFFE W. CRIDER Drexel Hill Theta Nu Epsilon Arts anrl Letters Playersg Theta Alpha Phi. Page Two Hundred Forty N. RANDOLPH CRESSMAN Norristown Phi Gamma Delta Industrial Engineering Manager, Varsity Wrestlingg Student Board: Student Coun- cilg Skull and Bones: Blue Keyg Invitations Committee. DOYLE R. CREVELINO Berwick Phi Kappa Tau Mechanical Engineering Freshman Soccer: A. S. M. E. J. RUssEL CRISWELL Avalon Alpha Zeta Dairy Husbandry Cattle Judging Teamg Fresh- man Boxingg Varsity Boxingg Captain, V a r s i t y Boxingg President, Skull and Bones. l I I T1 I ,Ig 5 WHI Iii t pl 'l I ' if I . A IF I , 1 jf 1. J lim xiii 'Phil 'hi pvltnni l yi 1 i 'lx I ,,fQYt . if -'ff f, iq gt . ,l!,fwin' i t I I I 'Q ' 5 . E ia' F5337 1,1 , iiyhwll' ,iiiliih . . fix ' iff? I l 3 U 53-.ffl . ffQfiiiT lalltt :fl Li l t I1 3 1 l. 1 it fn. i 1 15 QA1 li 9 fl'.i1l2 1 ff M ,1 ,QI 11 l. VC . 1 4 XA, X K .X 'I , Qi 1 .u 1 15' 1 ft .. if 1 'l I1 1 51 1'- X j l ffb. I, 11 'll I, 11, ', il. ll ' 1 'i' 1 l' l , 1 1 1 li 1 .. li 5' AK' i1 'l ' 1 E Q J 11 11 X 1 Chl ll . 111' 'L l liz fl. 1 1 X 1 Mm .11 l 1 li 1 - 1 1 ' 1 Q fill :Z ' , I7 ,. 1 X' ji tl? ii' .1-, , . j' 1 ii 1l il , Qi - E li 11 V ,, 3? J 31.4 Wil il iii? 15' Xiu' IQ ' l ll ' 1 l - i 'l ' 1 l 1 l 1 1 ! V .1 . It 51 3, ti in '1 1 ' 1 , . il Q .lil ii il ALICE M. CROMPTON Philadelphia Erlncation JOSEPH C. CROWNOVER Greensburg Beaver House Mechanical Engineering Rifle Team: Astronomical SO- cietyg Alpha Nu: A. S. M. E.g Scabhurd and Blade. .. .. .1 , VERNON D. CRONISTER Wilkinshurg Phi Kappa Sigma lnflnstrial Engineering Manager, Freshman Wrestling: Thespiausg Blue Key. C. HAROLD CUNNINGHAM Chambersburg Arts mul Letters Assistant Photographic Man- ager, LA VIE. EVERETT R. CURRY Philadelphia Agricultural Engineering Freshman Commission: P. S. C. A.g Ag. Student Councilg A. S. A. E. HENRY H. DANCY, JR. Phoenixville Alpha Gamma Rho Horticulture Freshman Track. ROBERT J. DAVIDSON Wilhurton Pi Kappa Phi Commerce ami Finance THOMAS K. DAVIS Hazleton Education Freshman Cross Countryg Var- sity Cross Country. ANNE F. DABBIERI Sayre Arts and Letters WILLIAM B. DASIIEM Centre llall Chemistry FREDERICK P. DAVIS, JR. Jenkintown Alpha Chi Rho Electrical Engineering Student Couneilg Student Tri- hunalg lntcrfratcrnity Council. ALBERT A. DECARLI A Mt. 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Alpha Chi Sigma Chemistry Junior Blazer Committeeg In- terfraternity Council g Manager, Intramural Football C333 ln- tramural Board Milg Fresh- man Basketball. Page Two Hundred Fifty-eight CHARLES C. IFFT Slippery Rock Horticulture WILI.IAM C. INGS Suflren, N. Y. Theta Chi Commerce anfl Finance Interfraternity Council Q3, 4-J 3 Pi Gamma Mu. MILDRED W. ISENBERG Slate College Alpha Omicron Pi Home Economics HARRY K. ISHLER Bellefonte Electrical Engineering BETTY B. JACKSON Pittsburgh Phi Mu Education Choirg Clee Club: House Ol Representatives MJ. JEROME JACOBS Scranton Beta Sigma Rho Metallurgy LEWIS W. ILGEN Centre Hall Agricultural Biochemistry Liebig Chemical Societyg Man- aging Editor, Farlnerg Penn Slate Club. J OSEPII INTORRE Masontown Education Deuteher Vereing Advertising Manager, Frothg Penn State Club fl, 21. iii! N ls 3 in ' ' l in . i ,fl ff, O til! .-'A A I iffy K 'hfbfdf t' ., Zi ill l it J I fi' Q I' til' ll: ii Flmui we L4 I , l at it 1 s t 1 I I I l fl . 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JOHNSON Bradford Acacia Imlnstrial Engineering Associate Editor, Engineer. ROBERT P. JOHNSTON Philadelphia Phi Kappa Tau I nflnstrial Eflttczztion Pershing Rifiesg Freshman Wrestlingg Iota Lambda Sig- mag Freshman Traekg Var- sity Track 123. - ll ARTHUR W. JOHN Wilkinshurg PhiKappaSigma Arts and Letters Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Gamma Mug Freshman Traekg Var- sity Trackg Druids. EVERETT W. JOHNSON Emporium Phi Delta Theta Iurlustrial Engineering Captain, Freshman Foothallg Freshman Traekg Varsity Foot- hall 1213 Varsity Traeki .lu- uior Prom Commilteeg Friarsg lulramural Wrestling Cham- pion. HOWARD E. JOHNSTON Tunkhannoek Delta Chi Commerce and Finance DANIEL C. JONES Coaldale Pi Kappa Phi Music Erllteation Page Two Hundred Fifty-nine JOSEPH B. JUDSON, JR. Franklin Lambda Chi Alpha Dairy H nsbanzlry MARGARET J. KALAR Balboa, Canal Zone Chi Omega M ltsic Education Choirg Glcc Clubg Women's Orchestrag Thespians. BERNARD M. KALSTONE McKeesport Phi Epsilon Pi C3115 Arts anrl Letters Phi Eta Sigmag Alpha Pi Mu. RUT1-I KAUFFMAN Middleburg Home Economics Alpina Lambda Deltag Alpha Pig Omicron Nug Home Eco- nomics Clubg Secretary, .lu- nior Class. Page Two Hundred Sixty DoR1s H. JONES Wilkes-Barre Horticulture Ag. Student Council 1455 Grange. SHELDON JONES Trucksville Sigma Pi Mining Engineering Intramural Boxing Champion f2J g Freshman Football. JAMES L. JONES Ingomar Alpha Gamma Rho Agronomy Grange. HARLAN P. JUDD Bellevue Forestry MORTON H. KAGEN York Bela Sigma Rho C3143 Arts and Letters Junior Prom Committee. ALBERT E. KALEDA Mahanoy City Mechanical Engineering ALAN R. KANNAPEL Lehighton Chi Phi Education R. O. T. C. Bandg Blue Band. CHARLES M. KEARNS Beaverlown Electrical Engineering Pi Mu Epsilong Eta Kappa Nug Tau Beta Pig College Radio Operator. Y , J ,T SW 8' K -'ul 23 iff EN . A ll 35 4 i A ,. M 1.1 ii ll . , V . I a if :ji 4' T iii 3 A 4 f L ,f , ,y ff' 'W ' . ,Mu . i K N' - 1 1 1 l i i i l 1 1 i vxxifi tjwy l if 'fl A 4 if iuf ' illnl Q l,ll.,u A a l . l I 3 R , at-1, 1 'Wil 1 1 Ti Q A 1 , i , Mi ti . il ll if pl ft A , !-. 'gf E Y,-,jsi T i li fl tj 1 lf ll f i el 1 fi :I li ia .5', ' ii it HJ, wt. li ' , A3 Wifi 11 mi gi ,ll '1 l l L I tl l 'N i i j ' it 2 J 1, i -1 H i li T .3 :l 3,51 ll ' ll ll . , , . My ii 1,,u'f' V4 is ,run wi, ,ii ,N i I: at 1. ll N I ., U . Jimg . lkqlkly 2 'f igs. il 7, I J ti 2' 'nl if J 1- N ft ff 4' 'A 4. 4-32 It ,E dv II- -I f' MJ A. 4 l nts. ex lil t 1 F tp yi 'j ENE .I all II f ialf'.i4l,' ALJ: I ,451 N5 , Af I- I ll fflj l privy.: sid 5,8 I ft W x tai? .tin Ha IV, 9 ti r t' ti' if itliilii fi if ,jp XII H I airing. x il txt-X4 I. 'rx pl VX. .. '13 HARRY A. KEENER Carmichacls Dairy Husbandry CHARLES B. KEISER Hazleton SigmuAlphu Epsilon Journalism Glee Clubg Thespians DAVID Y. KEIM llarrishurg Acacia Electrical Engineering Editor, Engincerg Playersg A. I. E. E. KENT KELLEY Wayncsburg Dairy Husbandry ROBERT D. KELso Wayne Delta Tau Delta Arts and Letters Blue Keyg Thcspians. K' PAUL A. KENNEDY Piltsburgli Sigma Alpha Epsilon Commerce and Finance FREDERICK W. KESSLER Jersey Shore Chi Phi Architecture Freshman Foothallg Friurs. JOHN F. KILFOIL Erie Theta Kappa Phi 43113 Commerce and Finance ANTOINETTE KEMZURA Tatnaqna Ilmne Economics CARL C. KESSLER Reading Alpha Chi Sigma Pre-Medical Playersg Frcslnnan Boxing. WILLIAM A. KESTER, JR. Freeland Delta Tau Della QCRIQ Commerce and Finance Blue Keyg Associate Nlunugcr, W1'estli11gg Student. Councilg lnlcrfrutcrnity Council. GLEN W. KILMER ' Canton C hem istry Phi Lamlula Upsilong Phi Eta Sigmag Blue Band. Page Two Hundred Sixty-one MAURIGE H. KIRS1-INER Plains Sigma Tau Phi Arts ami Letters LEO KNOPF Chester Phi Sigm Delta a Arts and Letters Scabhard and Blade. JACOB H. KOEHLER, Ju. West Hazleton Theta Nu Epsilon 42 Q Commerce anfl Finance Manager, F r e sh m a n Rifle Tearng Photographic Manager, LA VIE. RAY W. KOHLER Yeadon Delta Sigma Phi Agricultural Economics Class Historiang Student Coun- cil C4-Jg Interfraternity Conn- cilg Blue Keyg Associate Man- ager, Gymnastics. Page Two Hundred Sixty-two X'-ffl Y i 7. I I it I ll .5 fl JOHN W. KING State College Y if '- I 'V JOHN H. KING Wilkes-Barre Phi Kappa Chemical Engineering Agricultural Education ' . I Farm er. ,A , , l ' l , ,, . W.. . .. It' , l SAMUEL A. KING WALTER J. KINSEY Slate College South Ardmore EIZIIILTHIIJOIL Civil Engineering Lion's Pawg Manager, Varsity Foothallg Parrni Nousg Blue X Key. Pi Gamma Alphag Players. MD., K . A. I' 1' . w ' 1 'l 1 I .Il . . ,,tr,',',l M RONALD E. KNAl'P Elkland Physical Education Freshman Football, Basketball, I Baseball: Varsity Foolhall, Q, - aatketlmll, Baseball. I 1,55 '17 I I I P lil fi . Xwjayi A iw.. HARRY I. KNOX Washington 9 3 Agricultural Education Alpha Tau Alphag Grange. 3 Q if , ,tn . X if ,lu RUTH E. KOEHLER Rutherford, N. J. Alpha Omicron Pi CPJIQ Journalism Women's Managing Editor, Coilegiang Managing Editor, , , . LA VIE: President, Theta Sig- l Ina Phig Mortar Boardg Cus- toms Committee. li ur N I I I' C I Q I - DEAN H. KOHLHEPP . Ridgway Triangle li Mechanical Engineering A A. S. M. E. 1, li I 2? ll ii l xxx? lfjlfli tfjw E1 il il 5 Il at I ll it l Sl .5 ,NC get 1 1 1 . Q , .V 1' LA ' x 1 11 .11 11 111 G K NM ,-' f. vxx 1 X I QA. 15 1 115,111 .1 sa 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I 11v,1 1 gi i . 1 p 1 1 .1 1 1 11. . 3 13 173 1 1 .rl .311 11 11 1.1 . 1 111111 1 1 1,1 1! 19 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 9 , 1 31 1- 1 . 12 11 .1 ff 1 '111l 1. 11 11 1 1 1 1 111 1111 1 1- .111 1 Li 1' M 111,, 1 1 1 1 111 151 11'11?'1 1 1 11' 11 11 1 1 W 11 A 1 1 1114 11 E 1 SAMUEL L. KOPLOVITZ Harrisburg Arts and Letters HELEN H. KOZAK Wilkes-Barre Arts anrl Letters JACOB J. KOWALESKI Waverly, N. .L Education R. O. T. C. Bandsg Blue Band 12, 31: Debating ill: Pi Mu Epsilon. ROSE KRACSUN West Newton Kappa Alpha Thela Arts mul Letters Thespians. KATHRYN M. KRAPE Aaronsburg Home Economies Choir ill. HELEN O. KUMMER Tarentum Gamma Phi Beta Home E'con.onties Choirg WOmen's Clee Club: Manager, Senior Basketball. WILLIAM G. KUNKLE Delmonl Tau Phi Della Forestry MICHAEL A. LALLI Norrislown Arts and Letters Symphony Orchestrag Pi Lambda Sigma. NORMAN E. KRAPF West llazlelon Education, Phi Eta Sigma. LOUISE S. KUNKLE Johnstown Education Alpha Nu. HELEN L. KUPSKY Lansford Arts and Letters EDNA M. LANGSFORD , Slate College Education Page Two Hundred Sixty-three RALPH G. LARSON Camp Hill Phi Delta Theta Inrlnstrial Engineering Tau Beta Pig Freshman Foot- ball, Baschallg Varsity Base- ball K2Jg Freshman Commis- siong C. A. Cahinctg A. S. M. E. JACK LASKOWITZ Hollis, L. I. Mechanical Engineering J osEP1-1 F. LAUCIUS Elizabeth, N. J. Kappa Delta Rho Chemistry Vice President, Senior Classg Student Council 13, 4-lg Phi Eta Sigmag Phi Lambda Upsi- long Varsity Soccer 121. ALICE R. LEADBEATER Factoryville Home Economics Page Two Hundred Sixty-four LYNN H. LANSBERRY Jersey Shore Electrical Engineering Blue Band. JOSEPH J. LAROCHE Reading Alpha Sigma Phi Mechanical Engineering Sigma Tang Pi Tau Sigmag A. S. M. E. ROBERT E. LARTZ Sharon Pre-M ell ical HARRY LATORRE Berwick Beaver House Electrochemical Engineering Freshman Footballg Varsity Foothallg Druidsg Freshman Wrestling: Varsity Wrestling 4235 Senior Hall Committee. LoU1s T. LAZZARINI Philadelphia Agricultural Biochemistry Freshman Trackg Swimmingg Pershing Rillesg Liehig Chem- ical Society. ANDREW T. LEIDY Soudertown Pi Kappa Alpha Physical Education MARGARET E. LARAMY Altoona Kappa Kappa Gamma '-2-IQ Arts anrl Letters Transfer, Randolph-Macon. HARVEY A. LARSON Wilcox M echanieal Engineering Freshman Baschallg Varsity Baseball Q23 3 A. S. M. E.g P. S. C. A. milf' l we yt if rj 3 1 yn , 'Irv ,W V ith, V , us .Jet 4 t i Kajlftg il All , ,nl , f , .1 H' Pali A it ri n NL-li' V we Hy' I sul , K1 ,H Ei i7 ,NW ,xi 'W 'Mgt r..' ' ve A f 'f fini l A J il -'s ll L Q it 1 'l 'I iifiw. Ei ll ' I 1 I RX! it - 4 JR. .IJ 1 I I Ny XENFX, OI ?N.'ff39 iiyhryi. S. 1. Y 3 5. if :Q I .4 X I . fs 'f ti il Nlg Ill! pt? I' it n 1 ,nu L3 E , U ii 1 ' . V i it 5 I i i ' 1 i it I . , I il, I. .l -.D i .Q , M, E1 tr X: A ...vii i l il I it it l ll li il ,V-,V I . i il ii Mfg 7 .L .ii shi 2 if W T hifi I . LQ 'J . ig 1' I5 W .: tt tltlftf ts . fr X ,IIVFE J I1 5 ti it I it V .It 5 tit' 1.2 ia tt tf' it . i if at :f . U I, I: I Il PETER LEKTRICH Fayette City Architecture Secretary, Senior Class, Cam- ma Alpha Mug Student Coun- cil tfltlg Student. Board C435 Captain, Varsity Gymnaslicsg Borough Council Representa- tive. BETTY M. LENZEN Baltimore, Md. Theta Phi Alpha Journalism Transfer from Goucher Col- legeg Players: Theta Sigma Phig Art Editor, Panhellcnic Handhook. PETER A. LENZ New York, N. Y. Arts and Letters YVILLIAM E. LEONHARD Middletown Electrical Engineering Seahhard and Bladeg Eta Kap- pa Nug Pershing Riflesg A. I. E. E. JAMES M. LESLIE New Castle Sigma Nu Civil Engineering MURREI. LEVY Scranton Beta Sigma Rho Industrial Engineering Transfer from Lehigh Univer- Sityg Freshman Baskethallg A. S. M. E. JOIIN F. LEWERT, JR. Scranton Mechanical Engineering GOTHIE H. LEWIS Hazleton Alpha Chi Sigma Agricnlmral Bioehclnislry Blue Band: Liebig Chemical Society. FRED LEVY New York, N. Y. Sigma Tau Phi Pre-M ed ical Transfer from New York Uni- versityg Cross Country 125. SIDNEY Z. LEVY Scranton Beta Sigma Rho Pre-Legal Blue Keyg Manager, Varsity Tennis. ARTHUR G. LEWIS Scranton Education Kappa Phi Kappag Phi Sigma Iotag Pi Gamma Mu. MARGARET R. LEWIS Coudersport Kappa Alpha Theta Commerce and Finance Transfer from Carnegie Tech. Page Two Hundred Sixty-five WILLIAM H. LINTON Philadelphia Arts anrl Letters ROBERT G. LIVINGSTON Windbcr Pre-Medical JULIUS T. LODZSUN Johnstown Music Education Symphony Orchestra: Blue B a n d g Thespiansg Players Orchestrag Phi Mu Alphag Kappa Cantina Psi. RUTH P. LONBERGER State College Delta Gamma Education Panhellenic Councilg Varsity Hockeyg Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseballg May Day Committee. Page Two Hundred Sixty-six VIRGINIA W. LEWIS Coudersport Kappa Kappa Gamma Landscape Architecture Cwensg Secretary, Sophomore Classg Treasurer, Junior Classg WOmen's Symphony: Choirg College Symphonyg S e ll i O r Ball Committee. JOHN H. LIGI-IT State College Kappa Sigma Agricultural Biochemistry LiOn'S Pawg Freshman Cross Countryg VaI'sil.y Cross Coun- try C2Jg Captain, Varsity Nous. HAROLD B. LIPSIUS Philadelphia ffrls and Letlers FREDERICK A. LOGKE Wilkinshurg Delta Tau Delta Metallurgy ROBERT P. LOHMANN Truckville Commerce and Finance EDWIN G. LONG Pittsburgh Sigma Alpha Epsilon 421 Commerce and Finance Freshman Snceerg Varsity Soc- COT. Wresllingg Druitlsg Parmi MILTON D. LIEBERMAN Philarlelphia Sigma Tau Phi Education Soph Hop Committeeg Co- Chairman, Cap and Gown Cmnmittee. JAMES O. LIGI-IT, JR. Lebanon Phi Lambda Theta Metallurgy A. S. M. E.g A. l. M. E. I t l if l li I l JI I 0 lf! Q J I A1 ' II' fI ,f II .war In It r WM? I Nl' it it l il I Il .lj II: tl 'I ll 4 I I It I I Il I I. li, .If i yt J. ' I -I I Il 5 . v v 1 l xx. Ikffl fl .H E I I I vi I5 I it t li I if ,Q WJ fm iiqtlttilj I It I IU- lit I I ii li ll i I I ii It ' I l 1 l r I will Iii? ' I If Q W, ll lx A .l'.,ll,'l gi PRICE W. LONGSTREET x N fi 1. 1 Harrisburg Sigma Chi Hallslcarl Bela Kappa CMU ,f A 'X i or -Q ll Arts and Letters Pre-Medical ff' ' ' WX Drum Major, Blue Banrl. Freshman Baskelballg Fresh- . ' man Lacrosseg R. O. T. C. , Band: Blue Bundg lnterfraler- W uily Council. XX-.Xxx Ich- kkyh X EJ ,nfl A lla? ' '-Sv i, X. .ly Il, 14 J ll VERA M. LooMIs EARL L. LORAI-I Wilkinsburg Reading 1 Kappa Kappa Gamma Edummm ' Horne Economics , W Clue Clubg Louise Homer lt l' Club: Choir. 4 1 f U .ffl li 1 ' l f l ll Q. I: 3' Sl' xll llc lui i flirt' l A u 'ET I .lt lr Q ll V 1 ll V , 1. i i r l r . V l 3' xff ll ll flvll K ,X ic Al, .XI tl! 2 l ll l l ll 1 l V ll il ,fl lf ., K 5 K il- l r i!'xl' if ill l if l 3 li glglwy V 2 ill 4 fl L fU'hJE l pi afz il lil ll 13.4253 I . l tl ll l Tal I HERBERT E. LooM1s MAX W. LORENZ Philadelphia Agricrllturnl Economics Lols E. LOWE State College Home Economics GEORGE L. LUTZ West Manayunk Industrial Education lola Lambda Sigma. FLORENCE G. LYNN Bolivar Agricultural Education Crangeg Ag. Student Councilg Varsity Track. LIVY L. LORENZOTTI Old Forge Arls and Letters ADELE R. LURIES Erie Education Pi Gamma Mu. PAUL L. LYMAN Hazleton Commerce and Finance EVER!-ITT M. MACK Wcllsboro Horticulture Page Two Ilunclrcd Sixty-seven VIRGIL D. MACK Stroudsburg Agricultural Ezlucation PEARL A. NIAGARGEE Philadelphia Botany E LAWRENCE E. MADISON Stale College Sigma Nu Arts anrl Letters Freshman B o x i n g 3 Varsity Boxingg Intramural Boxing Championg Friars. RACHEL B. MACILL Tarentum Home Economics Crangeg P. S. C. A. DoR0T1-TY V. lVlAGUIRE Philadelphia Theta Phi Alpha Physical Education Manager, Speedballg Intra- mural Boardg Varsity Basket- hallg llockeyg Baseball. HELEN G. MALLAT.IEU Williamsport Della Gamma Ellucation Transfer from Dickinson Semi- nary. VICTOR M. MARBURGER Evans City Beaver House Dairy Husbandry Freshman Soccerg Varsity Soc- cer. RICHARD T. MARKLE State College Agricultural Engineering Page Two Hundred Sixty-eight FRED L. MALEY Ridley Park Theta Kappa Phi M cchanical Engineering GUY S. MAMoL1To Punxsutawney Alpha Phi Della Arts and Letters Freshman Baseballg Freshman Track. HUGH D. MARKLE State College Phi Kappa Tau Imlastrial Engineering ROBERT W. MARTENS Buffalo, N. Y. Sigma Chi Industrial Engineering Tau Bela Pig Intramural Golf Manager. A 4 El .ffl All MQW, it .ill B ,imiplll . il' 1 ni 3: f- Ae-- ' 111. f I' ' jfnwkik r l 14, I f . 1 IL f Xl! XE I lzlil ' rl. Yu VZ l i 51 . il ' ' ll l 4 y . if . 4: El iq ll ., ff? . Tl Kill ll :J l 1 til 5 .if'lz 1 , 'A i 1 ' Ll ii A Qi l l ii l T li q, 'H 1.1l i flyl ll tl, ii I l it gl 2 ii ll INK., Q-4 r :P if :Mini ll 4 ll li E lf i1? 'yl llfg7i,fia It 12 i IL get ll i ll il Q ll il 'mfii fl ill 1.6! Yi El 5 ll ' 1. il il' 2 Ii li A Ll liifw V lt -I I 'w Q I NK: . I Xt 2 Iwi-I, 4 lt , far, fr ' g I 11 .J Xl l. .. 15 :Xl 'D ' a .AQ ll. If . A 1 lfllal ,, x lt 'FW ..l'V.'. Ei ,I IE :.',iiy A avdx. I it .t 1.,f5fl,9'1 1 ' l , t 4a.,.'9. iff? All W 55 lll'li.1 'I ni t AEPVXV-'lily T R1-I, . GAIM lily 1t '-N: . fl 'l 1 .4 ,al JAMES A. MARTIN Marble Chemical Engineering ALMA E. MATELSKI Plymouth Education. Freshman Forumg Le Cerele Francais. STANLEY W. MASON New York City Acacia -'EIU Civil Engineering Business Manager, Engineer: Pi Della Epsilong A. S. C. E. STEPHEN E. MATSKO McAdoo Pre-Medical President, Watts Hallg Fresh- man Track. ARNOLD M. MATTSON Williamsport Agricultural Biochemistry LEONARD W. MAWHINNEY Philadelphia Mechanical Engineering Varsity Cymnasticsg A. S. M. E. RICHARD H. MAYOR Philadelphia Science STEVEN J. MELLON Modea Tau Sigma Pi SQ Industrial Education Iota Lambda Sigma. RICHARD H. MAURER Stale College Phi Delta Theta Mechanical Engineering President, Freshman Classg Freshman Football: Varsity Football 12, 375 lnterclass Budget, Committee 11, 234 C. A. Cabinet. FRANK P. MAXWELL Dormont, Kappa Sigma Commerce aml Finance DANIEL D. MEARNS Ardmore Theta Chi Dairy Hnsbanrlry THOMAS B. MERVINE Lock Haven Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pre-M ezl ical Freshman Football, Baseballg Druidsg Varsity Baseball 425. Page Two Hundred Sixty-nine CLYDE O. MII.LER Altoona Phi Kappa Tau Dairy H asbanclry Dairy Husbandry Club. HORACE W. lVlILLER Zieglersville Agricultural Education Alpha Tau Alphag Grange. JOHN O. 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Union Boardg Student Councilg Pi Gamtnzt Mug Phi Eta Sigtnag Pi Lamhtla Sigmag C. A. Forum. RAYMOND R. MOORE Pittshttrglt Tau Phi Delta -fifufl Forestry Xi Sigma Pig Phi Eta Sigma. Page Two Hundred Seventy-one PAULINE J. MOSCA Dudley Erlitcation SARA I. MOH'ER Cordon Home Economics Alpha Lambda Dellag Alpha Pig Ellen H. Richards Club. WARREN J. RJUMFORD Clarks Summit Tau Kappa Epsilon Arts anzl Letters Pershing Rifles. RICHARD A. MUNRO Lock Haven Ceramics Senior Ball Committee. Page Two Hundred Seventy-two CHESTER H. MORAWSKI Hazleton Chemical Engineering Phi Lambda Upsilon. ALEXANDER G. MORRIS Bellefonte Phi Kappa Sigma Arts and Letters Blue Key: Manager, Freshman Bascballg intramural Boxing Champion: Kappa Beta Phig Co-Chairman, invitation Com- mittee. JOHN 0. MOREDOCK Dunn Station Phi Lambda Theta Civil Engineering A. S. C. E. DAVID F. MORRIS Ingram Kappa Delta Rho Geology FRANKLIN J. MOYER Reading Tau Phi Delta Cflflfl Forestry THERESA C. MRAVINTZ Pittsburgh Education Players. 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I l ll i ll I ll I l 4 1 1 lg l Et li l tl l ll l l :KI gl I 1 1 1I ,1 TI 1 if l 'I 11 ll I 1 1 l il r It I I l l Il. l QI. 1 'Ill l I, I J tl X' E ' Y lt Il A it I , l ll, - 11 ff I Emi, it 'itll f'It 15' x X 1. Ml I I l I 1,ift, I Fw il in llll l ll l FRED S. NIGHTINGALE Clearfield Delta Theta Sigma Horticulture Ag. Student Couneilg lnterfra- ternity Council. ADELAIDIC R. NOKES Johnstown Kappa Delta Commerce and Finance Transfer from Bucknell Uni- versityg Social Member, Kappa Kappa Cammag Women's Or- chestrag College Symphony: Junior Staff, LA VIE. FRANCES E. NISSLEY State College Gamma Phi Beta Education Manager, WOmen's Rifle Team MJ. LESTER H. NOLL Lebanon Alpha Gamma Rho Forestry Pershing Rillesg Forestry So- eiety. SAMUEL R. NOLL Pleasant Gap Electrical Engineering Cadet Major, R. O. T. C. GEORGE A. NORTHRIDGE Oak Hall Pi Kappa Alpha Commerce and Finance CLYDE R. NULL Sykesville Kappa Delta Rho Mechanical Engineering Acro Clubg Engineer. ALBERT OCHROCII Philadelphia Sigma Tau Phi Arts and Letters Transfer from Temple Univer- Sityg Varsity Baseball. A WILl.IAM H. NORRIS Altoona Education CHARLES W. NORTI-IUP Dalton Alpha Zeta Poultry Husbandry Ag. Student Council. ROLAND W. OBERHOLTZER Philadelphia Delta Chi Chemical Engineering President, Pi Delta Epsilong President, Alpha Della Sigmag Circulation M a n a g e r, Col- legiang Assistant B u S i n O S s M anager, Beaver Fielfl Pic- torialg Freshman Baseball. JOIIN W. OFFUTT Ellwood City Sigma Pi ' Mechanical Engineering Blue Band. Page Two Hundred Seventy-live EDNA M. OGLEVEE Somerset Alpha Omicron Pi Nature Education P. S. C. A. Cabinetg W. A. A. Boardg Fencing fl, 2, 35 3 Fencing Manager f3D 5 Les Sahreursg W. S. C. A. MJ. ' Y v JAMES J. O,HORA Dunmore Theta Kappa Phi r 9 1 Q l Physical Education Fresh m a n Football g Varsity Football. JACK E. OSMAN WILLIAM K. OSMAN Oil City Phi Gamma Delta State College Arts and Letters Alpha Delta Sigma. GEORGE L. 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ORINICK Simpson Science Wil Q ,r 1 ,tg l llsygl ' Il 'I' f . matt I. l QI? , A , 1 fir trjlll Nfl, , I Abd, .f 1 l . t 41 . l if ,V 'j ti ,l 1 W ll . ll L li its-ieiill .1 I 'I I it it I U A li ll i 'vial l 4. . i , 2 1 , 3 .1 , ,flrvll l I it li 711 l A l I ls li 3 lijstk- .I il. il l Ll lv 13 A I if L, ll gl ggi' at will lit A 5 'lid ill ' L' 'f'. hz . , , , 'I I l l l -1 I 1 l il ll 1 li ll l tx, 15 -till Q stjki l ' 1 nt 'l lil ff t EP NA .I i Wal? f ,ight l U it .4 -. N t , lx K K I. . M' .1 . ht A U 15. Uhr! ll .S if X tilt. 7nL ilfl M tltli nil px .. i W: V yt 2 1 i l i l . 2 . s t 1 f 'Nfl All .VI , .1 ' 1 itil? yi 1 Flkftr p t ...Xt . in W Align J A f 1 l 1 lliil .4 1 it l qt. X 1: :xii l E L iv Wi It . 213 N N :t 4 v. ll ' tv ft ' at its ffl. it f A XX l st' L. BENJAMIN PALMER Swarthmore Delta Upsilon Forestry Varsity Soccerg Senior Ball Committee. JANE A. 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Wilkinsburg Sigma Pi Industrial Engineering Freshman Wrestlingg Varsity Wrestling. ff, f .- 'A X 1 . 5 5. i ,, I I II II I! I It 'I II i I I I I I I I lj lj Ill I f l fbi ff I' IIfF,,I and C fl I If? II. ' I III I tri 1 ' I l 2 i I 1 .I l I! 'I Il li lI Il ll fill I fig: I I I I I fl Ii IM I I i l I I lf It li , I I I ,I li' ' II II I I. l l I fps, I I I lf lt ll l al ll I: l I I 25 lf ' 4 I I'. I . I I I I i l .2 I 1. tem, 4' tv if N , 1 XXX X--ni. 0? fi 'f . 1 t ' ' fi c, if iiiv ,iii 4 .s i Ji' .t , 1 H E y I i 1 i i. N 1 I' :fx Q lx t Vi it l xii .J z. D. Q X asf lt! 1 lit vi? I znyxlx 1' D i are it . it N t' t 5 ii s it at ' I. f t if XD i .fiat at VN. if .fig ttf t t Qi tl . it . . W i il t 1 ii H . I. Taq 4 Kit R .Ni A if i ii.-.ii . t za i l I it tv J ' 1 , 1 i NIP ii tfiltl ig it It it min' ' i it t U it it it FLORENCE E. REESE Bolivar Delta Gamma Journalism Froth Boardg Technical Staff, Players: Theta Sigma Phi: Track il, 21. MARY J. 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II II-I I I ' II' li I hx. i i ! IA IBITII i I ei ll in ' t x . 1 I l I. J Fit l lr!! 4 f C Nzlfrlx .41 1. xml. - x , XX I A ii V X X w t X 1 iz, . 1 H., v' R ft.. R r' ll I in it J l itil lltflgii I lil 2 U 1 I li l N : tl . 'l XD lla ,A . n . -. 1 N 1 -f . .J l. E X . gi ' film J 1 l it ,R yt f U ' it ff ,Q A- l- w .tt lip. t- Mil ll l ll All Xl . 4 J 't 1. t , Rift 5 li Tlx Ft' lil IV lil nl Ile 't r lt . I. A 1' ll ll l l DELMAR E. Ross Sunbury Industrial Education ota Lamhda Sigma. JAMES M. Ro'r1-I Allentown Education FRANK J. ROTH Drexel Hill Chemistry Freshman Basehall. HELEN P. ROUNTREE State College Music Erlucation Thespiansg Clee Club: Choral Clubg Louise Homer Clubg House of Representatives Q31 3 Choir. ..,. . LEWIS S. RowLEs Clearfield Sigma Chi Arts and Letters EMMA B. RUBINKHAM Jamison Alpha Omicron Pi Home Economics Omicron Nu: Ellen H. Rich- ards Cluhg C. A. Cahinet 12, 33 3 lloekeyg Baskelhallg Base- hall. FRANK T. 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SAXER Aliquippa Chi Phi Arts and Letters Manager, Varsity Trackg Par- mi Nousg Blue Key. Page Two Hundred Eighty-four ALLEN S. RUSSELL New Castle Lambda Chi Alpha C iuil Engineering Freshman Lacrosse: Varsity Lacrosseg A. S. C. E. HARVEY M. RUSSELL New Kensington Animal Husbandry Grange. ELINOR F. SALISBURY Chinchilla Education Transfer from Marywood Col- lege. DONALD P. SANDERS Loysville Journalism Blue Keyg Managing Editor, Collegiang Sigma Delta Chi. JOHN SAWCHAK Olyphant Tau Sigma Phi Physical Education Varsity Boxingg Football 135. BLAIR W. SAYLOR Rockwood Phi Mu Delta Pre-Medical lnterfraternity Council. BETTY RUSSELL Mount Lebanon Kappa Kappa Gamma Arts and Letters Transfer from Carnegie Tech. DOROTHEA E. RUTH Bernville Gamma Phi Beta Home Economies C. A.g Ellen H. Richards Clubg Archeryg Choirg Glee Clubg W. A. A. Board 1313 Louise Homer Club. 1, .,. Fifi .ans i..' il! Wy t,. i i ffl ff' nf-3 if , , fl nf fl! l f xii il ,T I. llllriui E il . A A '11 ' 1 N' E iillllllixg 5K li . 1:1 51 1 ,l . A iilhlcfvtll 5 S li Q t f 7 U l 1, 'V I 1 RJ .lt. i Q Mi V 1 V T Hifi itllxi p rs 5: H ff? i1f',vi ii ii ff' is L il t . . l E1 2 1 rl ft 'S 'A 'il ll f 5 i likli 4 .1 .rl Y ta . ., 4. , , t has ll t. tt ,,v. J ,p 1 1 . 1 tl ff-f N-X. 7 il X, 'C t 1 .. . New Z 'un Q txx Nj f It it . ii iiiixifit ti t': i 'N ' ' ,t . uf l it t l it rl l vp E f It it 1 It u no t 1, Q J ti it NE! t if tit it it' I 3 ft' 1-. Ii l. . ii iii l ?, 't t t I 1 1 4 t 1 iw gf li V it xl? Wx :4 L L J ri ti 555 1 it it, fi lvl fl ii :Hitt ti l ll' i ii it fi 1 tl ti ii limi-'fl 5 L! th: li 'Rift it if yt ' ,imiwt 53 1 tt it t t t 364.55 Witt 'I ti ,I ,lit Vu! it 1 if 't xt' it 1 .E lt. ta! rs 1 1' ti te r.. It ' Ht ai 'X ' at Witt 't gl z 1 it ll i .4 j. mit X CHARLES C. SCHAD Dormont Forestry MARTIN J. SCHEIMAN Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Sigma Delta Arts and Letters Phi Mu Alpha: Symphony Orchestrag Blue Bandg R. O. T. C. Bandg Dehatingg Inter- fraternity Council. 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JOSEPH C. SCOTT Oakdale Phi Delta Theta - Dairy Husbandry Page Two Hundred Eighty-five LAWRENCE E. SEREF York M eclmnical Engineering Pi Tau Sigmag Sigma Tau: A. S. M. E. WALTER SETZ Upper Darby Sigma Phi Alpha Mechanical Engineering Freshman Soccerg Varsity Soc- cer 121 g Engineerg A. S. M. E. S. ELIZABETH SIIAFFER Bedford Kappa Alpha Theta -CHQ Home Economics Hockeyg Panhellenic Council: Senalcg Intramural Board. BERNARD L. SHARON Harrisburg Alpha Sigma Phi Chemical Engineering Freshman Fencingg Les Sa- breurs. Page Two Hundred Eighty-six WILLIAM M. SCOTT, JR. Bryn Mawr Pi Kappa Alpha lnflnstrial Engineering Soph Hop Committee: Thes- piansg Intramural Basketball Manager Q3-lg lnterfralcrnity Council. IRA L. SENDROFF Ocean Parkway, N. Y. Sigma Tau Phi Arts and Letters Exchange Editor, Frolhg Thes- piansg Orcheslrag Glce Club. HECTOR J. SERRALLES San Pedro de Macoris, D. R. Agronomy GEORGE L. SHAFFER Midway Education Freshman Commission: P. S. C. A. HAROLD L. 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SILVANO Dunmore ' Physical Erluvrzlion Transfer from Notre Dame Universilyg Varsity Football. Page Two Hundred Eighty-seven I I x l psf' ttf 4 t .I Il I 14 I fl 1 SAMUEL F. SIMMONS EDWIN L. SINGLEY Austin Delano Sigma Pi 9 Agricultural Education Mechanical Engineering ' President, Ag. Student Coun- Tau Beta Pig Pi Tau Sigma. ,l .L-ny! cilg Alpha Tau Alphag Fresh- ' ' A man Rilleg Grange. A fm I I 1 ' ' fl z I x . :I , ll .ll . WILLIAM H. SKIIIELE TRUMAN K. SLOAT Pittsburgh Beta Sigma Rho Sayre Alpha Chi Sigma Arts and Letters Chemistry If Business Manager, Collegiang Beaver Field Pictorial: Blue il Keyg Student Union Boardg Olzl Main Bell. 1 l ll Pt if I' lil' 1 ' l ' I ,lF',.'in ERMA H. SLOOP ROBERT H. SMALL ' A Bellefonte llatboro Sigma Pi Y Journalism Conmterce and Finance Freshman Footballg Friarsg l Student Council f2l: Chair- 5 man, Junior Prom Committeeg I Varsity Basketball. Il Q f' F fffri wg! DJ 1.5 JULIUS E. SMARIGA EDWARD J. SMITH U if Coaldale Tau Sigma Phi Lincoln, Va. Sigma Phi Alpha ' Architectural Engineering Agricultural Economics li Scarab. Il it ll ll ll l I1- ai at flffrf ELLEN G. SMITH EUGENE A. SMITH i State College Fort Knox, Ky. Delta Upsilon 14 Home Economics Landscape Architecture I Topian Societyg Scarab. I. ll Il ,t il f :V Hifi FRED I. SMITH JAMES L. SMITH 'M Altoona Sigma Nll Birdsboro Tau Kappa Epsilon fl .ll , i Electrical Engineering Commerce and Finance .A - Varsity Basketball, Captain, Varsity Tennisg F r e s lI m a n Tennis Championg Druidsg Skull and Bonesg Interclass -, Finance Committeeg lnterfra- g, nity Councilg Treasurer, Se- if nior Class. qi 15 'PKR Page Two Hundred Eighty-eight at I 3 11 I I ll if all L. Sim li i 'TFQI ,iii 1. 1 any Il i 513 l,, 1l Mfr lr! H f-IP. luifigln .gp -f' 3 . ifvx. Yi' T Mr N gl. nh i -fi W. M. ll T ff M I RXWPN 4 ,ll 559,111 ,fry-vi Q N in g , Q, '11 . . 1 W . i . ,, ii li i 1 X JEANNE E. SMITH Clearfield Chi Omega Home Economics Rois1f:nT L. SMITH Laneaslm' Alpha Gamma Rho l oreslry Alpha Phi Omegag Forestry Soeiely. MA'1 1'.n1zwv M. SMITH Rea Animal llusbamlry llluc Bamlg Ag. Sluclenl Conn- eil. vlfAl'.'1'0N E. SMITH Union Cily Civil Elrglfneering A. S. C. E. W 1L1.IAM O. SM1T1I Ml. Lebanon Chi Phi Commerce mul l inanec E1.v1N R. SNYDER Bl'illlClllllllC Alpha Kappa Pi Arls and Letters XVOODROW W. SNYDER Palmerlon Arts and Letters Blue Band. ST1av1f:N SOUKA lnrluslrial lfrlurution lola Lamlnla Sigma. Morea Tan Sigma l'hi RICHARD E. SNOKE Sllippenshnrg Acacia .lUlll'IlllliSIIIf Alpha Della Sigmag Glue Cluhg Choir. GMNALD M. SNYDI-zu Fawn Grove AgI'l'ClIllIII'Ill Ellllfllfillll. ANNA M. SOISSON Connellsvillo Edu cation Town Conneil ill: Le Ccrclc l ranc'aisg lllayersg lloekcyg Manager, Class Baseball. Amex L. Sovimosm Wilkes-Barre Tau Sigma Phi .!1gI'ft'lIllILI'1Il Biochemistry liiehig Cllemical Society. Page Two lslnndrecl Eighty-nine CHARLES B. SPRY Beach Lake Commerce and Finance JOHN D. STAMBAUGH New Bloomfield Phi Lambda Theta Physical Education Varsity Football. PAUL STARTZELL Punxsutawney Education FRED L. STELLE Glen Loch Animal Husbandry Penn State Club: Grange. Page Two Hundred Ninety HAROLD P. STACK Reading Beta Sigma Rho Commerce and Finance lutcrfraternity Council. ROBERT N. STANTON Clark Summit Pi Kappa Alpha Horticulture Pi Alpha Xi: Junior Board, LA Vue: Ag. Student Council. NELLIE M. STASUKINAS DuBois Home Economics 4-H College Club. ROBERT B. STEM Philadelphia Della Sigma Phi Industrial Engineering CLAUDE A. SPANCAKE Pine Grove Associated Commons Club GEORGE E. SPERLING Mc'KecspO rt Phi Sigma Kappa Education Pre-Legal Manager, Freshman Basket- ball: Blue Key: Pi Lambda Sigma: Alpha Nu: Student Council: Student Board: Var- sity Golf. MIRIAM M. SPRAGUE MAXINE E. SPRINGER Allentown Slum College Home Economics Eflncation Cwensg Lukonides: W. A. A. Board: P. S. C. A.: Varsity Hockey. l' 5'-FEE 3 il. lt I. ' i ,X '1 iv 3 if AJ i 1 f If .il l . wx' J W T 7 , Wk 1 'H 'H r N, 'l ii 1' 7 7 S' I i ' -la . .ll vi 'xflr-jg P , '1'f is '1 l , t .E K , gil A L? N N85 . gill! Xulhg l Abxfliyji' 'N Ja ff Hilti t il ii 5' ,ui ,LV l L . 'IM-'1 ifffttftg .init 5 .Q E. vxll it in l .T 'Ml 1 ik-'if l lg he .T 'V , fW3l?P ' . .fgtgjg A ..L. gf' out lla i 'il l,9t',.ix ilu 5 I' ty X, , -fi , , .till ' H r. K-: ,, , .Q X li Ev .f A Y if A ts S W! P I V if tiff I ,Xt Lt, 7 4. ,x-fi., A--x I U :lift iff ' li! jx tri.-t' p . -K tk X if Ni xt A wry . 1 at . ,Ati it --ft . 3. l ': ,l 1 A , W RICHARD P. STEMMLER Bradenvillc Alpha Chi Sigm Metallurgy A. S. M. E. NELLIE STEPHENS Pine Grove Mills Commerce and Finance ANN C. STENGER Johnstown Theta Phi Alpha Education. Transfer from University of Pittshurghg Le Cercle Fran- cuis. ELEANOR L. STEWART Slate College Arts and Lellers Alpha Lambda Della. FRANCIS C. STEWART State College Industrial Education WVALTER R. STORRS Torrington, Conn. 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TUCKERMAN Potlsville Sigma Tau Phi Pre-Medical Phi Eta Signtag Alpha Pi Mug Frotli. CIIARLES K. TURNER Stale College lflm'lrorrl1.a11ricnl Engineering JOHN G. UTTLEY Lewistown Arts and Letters Pi Lumhda Sigma. E. LANE VANDERSLICE Alliquippa Chi Phi Arts and Letters Blue Keyg Manager, Cross Countryg Phi Eta Sigma. A. FRANCES TURNER Towanda KappaAlplta'l'hota ,Iournalism President, W. S. C. A.g Senate 125: Womcn's News Editor, Collegiang Junior Womcn's Editor, HHlI1lIIO0L7j Presidont, Cwonsq Mortar Board: Senior Rall Cotntnittce. GEORGE D. UHRICH Lancaster Arcluftectural Erigincering Scaruhg Secretary, Pi Gaunnu Alphag Art Board, Frnlh. Louis J. VALENTINE Lunsford Fuel Tcclmolngy EDWARD M. VAN LEER Drexel Hill - Mcnlmnicrzl Engineering A. S. M. EJ Pi Tau Sigmag Tau Beta Pig Student Welfarv Committi-og R. O. 'l'. C. Band ll, 23g Ritlc 123. Page Two llundrod Ninety-three EDWIN E. VONADA H uhlershurg Eloclracliemir-al Engineering JoIIN A. WAIDE Scottsdale Delta Upsilon Forestry Freshman Soccerg Freshman Lacrosse. RICHARD G. WAITE Hatfield Physical Education Freshman Wrestlingg Varsity Wrestliugg Phi Epsilon Kappa. GEORGE F. WAIIKER Mileshurg Forestry Page Two lluntlred Ninety-four MII.LICENT A. VAN ZANDT Waverly, N. Y. Education JULES VERNIK Philadelphia Phi Epsilon Pi Arts anll Letters Editor-in-Chief, Frotltg Win- ner, All-College Extemporan- eous Speaking Contestg Old Main Bellg Playersg Thes- piansg Dehatingg All-College Ping Pong Champion. MORDECAI M. VAN ZANT State College Chi Phi Animal Husbamlry GusTAvE L. VOGT, JR. Drexel Hill Beta Theta Pi Cornnierce and Finance .V . .. CATHERINE L. 'WAGNER Lt-hanon Chi Omega Home Economics Mortar Boardg Cwensg Omi- cron Nug Les Sabreursg Vice President, Treasurer,W. A. A.g Intramural Managerg Choirg Glee Club tlig Varsity Hockey 62, 333 Varsity Bas- ketball f2i: Varsity Baseball 12, 33 3 Rifle. MARGARET J. WAITE Morrisville Chi Omega Home Economics Class Hockeyg Varsity Hockey: Baseball fl, 23 3 Basketball ill 3 Ellen H. Richards Cluhg Orchestra Cl, 21. RALPH I. WALDMAN Philadelphia Agricultural Biochemistry Liebig Chemical Societyg Var- sity Basketballg Social Proh- lems Club. ALBERT E. WALRATH Fairview Delta Theta Sigma Agricultural Education. Alpha Tau Alpha. 1 I ea I I. Il Il I II IIf?fIlII I I ?' I' 5. I I I V I! I . I 'lr i, If T I ff A I l: 1 I l I .4 .f .I ' .I l' 'III it ' I Ii ,IP i I N 1. .I i Il I YI I 5 1141 II II l I1 Ii 1 I ii If 'gi ll II 1I,'J.' Il W 3' I I Il I I I1-f 1I l if ' i'I 5 l , X I I. 'f I . Il 4 I QI miffll Im XTII II lil ii Ii 'J'Ir.i, li I1 I I 3 E 1 g ll I Ili Il li 5 ' I ll l ll I,e'lI li It I I it It I i I it Ll 4 II 4 l II 85 'I. I II I Iii Il l I 2155 ll . My Weil P fe if ef i. ltr' t 1 ,Mp ' jill 1 t- .UQ V A lt llf 1 l ? H .T it , ax, ,, at .5 1 1, ll l' 'X l it t . lt l, l, , t ll , ' fi if ' ll ' 1 l ti Sutlflxpi T 2-2 PW l l , Q1 ,, l Il ,2 t li t 5 fl 5 'B 12, ll xl . 7 11 si fl sl nl ill 2 W ill llf Lil 1. .HJ f A il ' it El T 12 'I 1 Ll ,, . , t ' , 5 Ji if 1 X : -t ,R , ., u. . ,, ' t il ': . '11 t ,T ,fn 1. it lj li li 51 l ll if ARABEL S. WALTER West View Gamma Phi Beta -Civil Nature Erlucatiort P. S. C. A. Cabinetg Manager, Spectlhall 133: Panhellenic Councilg House ot' Repwsvtt- talives ill: Alplta Nu. ERNEST L. WARNICK Kingston Kappa Delta Rho Elcrrrrirnl EIIgllI1fCl?l'iIl-g Rifle f2. 40. KISTEER L. WALTIERS Philaalelphia Delta Sigma Phi Imlustrinl Ettgirteerirtg Associate Manager, Golf. SAMUEL C. WARWICK Chester Pre- . 1 Phi Epsilon Pi THADDEUS J. WASSEL Simpson Tan Sigma Phi Liberal Arts Varsity Wrestling. HARRY P. WATERBURY State College Geology RUSSELL E. WEAVER Allentown AgI'0ll0lI1y Freslnnan Baseball. MARY U. WEBER Hazleton Arts and Letters r? ELEANOR WASSON Stale College Arts and Letters FRANK E. WATERMAN Piltshurglt Delta Tan Delta Industrial Ertgirzverirtg Thespians. J oHN S. WEBB Scranton Nature Elltzcation Alpha Phi Omegag Freshman Rifle. ROBERT E. WEBER Erie Theta Kappa Phi - Mvcltmtical IfllfgilH?8I'Iil1.g l.ion's Pawg Parmi Nousg Cap- tain, Varsity Foothallq Cap- tain. Varsity Lacrosse: lntra- mural B o xi n g Chaxnpiong Friars. Page Two Ilunclrcrl Ninety-five PAUL A. WHISLI-:R Etlers Aglflfllllllflll El1Igimreri11Ig l?I'0SllIl1Llll Rifle: Varsity Rifle. BRUCE H. WHITIENIGIAIT Bloomshurg Kappa Delta Rho Freshman Riileg Lichig Chem- ical Sociclyg Soph llop Com- mitlog lnteerfraternity Council. QIIENTIN L. WILCOX Wellshoro Geology Stlulfent Council f2, 35. ROBERT A. WILKINSON Us-llI:fOIIte Lamhcla Chi Alpha Erluealion Page Two I'luIIIlrecI Ninety-six RICHARD M. WE1ss Salina Arts and Letters GERALD Y. WERTZ llollidayshurg EllllUHfi0ll Blue Band. THOMAS H. WHITE Plliladclphia Theta Chi Liberal Arts Freshman Lacrosseg Varsity l.am'usseg Playersg Blur: Banrl. PAUL J. WIDLITZ Dickson City Sigma Tau Phi Pre-Legal Pi Della Epsilong Freshnnan Lacrosseg Circulation Man- Zlf.Et'l', l'lI'01,1I. CHARLES G. WILEY CONWELL WELSH Lima Pre-Legal Phi Lambda Sigma: Freshman Souoerg Varsity Socctvi' 13, 1lIl. E. VIRGINIA WEVILI. Yonkers, N. Y. Chi Omega frail Music Erlucation WomOn's Editor, Hamlbooltrg Choirg Louise Homer Cluhg Girls' Clue Club fl, 2, 31g wi0I'l1CI1,S Symphony Orolufs- I ll'Zl. Emporium Delta Chi Conmlcrec ami Filiarirrc Junior Board, LA VIE. ROBERT A. WILLGOOS Philadelphia Pi Kappa Phi Arehitecmral Engineering Secretary, Advertising Man- ager, Thespiansg Associate Art lCcliII'Ir, LA VIE. l ' -I III lI9I lI Pl I I I 0 I I U iii! 'il - I I I l ,Iwi xg. I WI 'I I IIE: I l I ' I C I ,P U MII V1 IJI fill I I Ili T III I l tl , EI ' Nl I, W5 If I l , I .l , I -' I II I' I I' I I I II I I I , I, I, ll I if 3' F l iz 'A M iftiltii it I I II Il I Il I tl Il I I ' l I I I I II I ' I i fxI?'iHilII II '31 II 7' I - I I IV lg I , ,I I I. lI It I I if Ki I il I II I . I I I I III . 'I fe' H II XIII O IEHJ X fl- I 'N . hx I I If I S, xv I3 V .-. OI. J' II 4 IW SIILYIA I IU I I I I I II .I ,. If I I I I I III! I If III? , II E I If ' I ' I II I I Il ' I' my 'I If IN, II II ' II III . f, I I III Q II I, II I 1' I I I IS I 4 I I , . ,, 21 II. In I I I I I I II I II YI .I A W II I IE I II.l II I5 II I I I II, I ff ll If I as I I! II M IIJX II'H I I I I I II I I I I I II I I I I , I I I Il It In I I I W. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I A. I HELEN M. WILLIAMS OakIIIOIIt Education Freshman Baskclhullg Fresll- num 'ill'llCli. SARA G. WILLIS lllue Ball Alpha Chi Omega Libcral Arls HENRY W. WILTIIAMS Danville Electrochemical Engineering Freshman Baselmllg Varsiiy Busclmll C3, 4-D g A. l. E. E. CHARLES R. WILSON Youngstown, O. I Sigma Alpha Epsilon If Cormucrce aml FLIIIIIIIICC X A HUAN F. WILSON Ashland .Liberal Arls Transfer from Bucknell Uni- vorsilyg Signnu Tau Della. I ROBERT S. WILSON V Carnegie Lambda ChiAlpha Civil lfllfgbllddfillg HELEN L. WILT Williamsburg Education 'l'runSfer from Wilson Cnllugcg l.e Cercle Francais. CHARLES G. WINTERS Butler Alpha Tau Omega Pi Lamhda Sigmag Associate Baskelliall Manager, C4-J 3 Blue Key. 'X ,,,II I QF v MODESTA WILSON Wilkes-Barre Ezlucalinn. WILLIAM C. WILSON Piltshurgll Sigma Nll Ceramics FORNEY D. WINNER Lock llaven Thela Chi Liberal Arls Tl'llllSi'0I' from Darlmoutll COI- legc and Tulane University. BERTHA B. WIRT llnnover Kappa Alpha Theta - Ezlucation TYEIIISICCI' from Miss lllman'S School. Page Two Ilunllrerl Nimely-SeveII NATIIANIEL WOLLMAN Upper Darby Sigma Tau Phi finlgl Arts mul Letters Pi Gamma Mug lnterfralernity Cnuneilg Symphony Oelleslrag Evan Pugh Stflltblill' UH. SELENA A. WUNDERr.IcH Pottstown Alpha Omierun Pi Education Cwensg Class President. C213 Vice Presiclenl, W. S. C. A.g Secretary, W. S. C. A.g l-louse of Representalivesg Hockey fl, 21 3 Baselmllg Rifle l2, 31: Mortar Boardg P. S. C. A.g W. A. A. Representative t2J. ALBERT R. YERKES Philadelphia Pi Kappa Phi Elevtrzfml Engizleerirtg Blue Band f3, 41. ROBERT S. YOUNG Wilkinshurg Delta Tau Delta Electrical Engineering Freshman Baskelhallg Varsity Basketball. Page Two llundreil Ninety-eight, Sigma. J EAN F. WOODRUEF Slate College Kappa Kappa Gamma Arts ltml Letters Theta Alpha Phig Playersg Tllespians. MERTON S. YERGER, JR. Cualesville Delta Chi Pre-Legal Freshman Rifle. JOSEPH A. YERMAL Tamaqua Pi Kappa Phi Arts aml Letters W. JUDD YOUTES Nlonaea Delta Tau Della Commerce and Finance FRANCIS K. WISMER Norristown Mechrutieal Engineering Freshman Foolhall: Varsity Foothallg Tau Bela Pig Pi Tau DONALD K. WOLFE Media Agronomy Ag. Sluflenl Couneilg R. 0. T. C. Baml ll. 25. PAUL H. WITWER Denver Industrial Engin.eerin.g Freshman Basehallg Varsity Baseball. SAMUEL WOLFSON llarrishurg Phi Epsilon Pi Erlztmtinn. Freshman Wresllingg Varsity Wrestlingg Friars. ifgtfi ima V ff' Htl ,1fT,.j W .nl 'Dil 'l ff 'V ' JZ? A i4N',,l l l l l ll it 'E , 11 .l lfj! il '-' Pff 1 it ll Ubulai l l lv ffm, ' itllyn ll l :rf Un, is 1. 1,-x 1 L l ' 1 ll ' ll it it li l ll l .1 .W . 'l Q fi A 2' qw 4 it Rl tl l if l rl l 'i llxljlfj ll 1' it it 1 1, t . il .1 U ll ll TQ l 1 N gm ef ts V ll. ll El,llh'l,i, l lm , l lil 1 f .N ll L t ll 3 1 34 t 'l ll ' MLM lfftal ft tl Q5 ilfltl I .5 .MZ ga tl xx il l 1'I'2l ' it U Q ll li N xl I I L, I II I II f TI I II FLORENCE V. YURKANIN I, Ashley . fi Home Erfonomics X-Nix I Freshman Forum. I xi 1 -I . tyl' X 'WIA I3 'I I I s CONRAD H. ZIERDT, JR. TI Verona Triangle 'I Electrical Engil1Ir'erlf11Ig iI ,: I II II II II ISIC :II III II II If I Il I .1 I I I I I I I I YIBII .IIIII I II II I In II II II: II .II II I II II I I II I I. II II I, II II I I XI. I A I I II II I 1, II II II I I I 1. I I 'I III I I I SHIRLEY J. ZARGER, JR. Chambersburg Arts and Letters Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Gamma Mug Della Sigma Rhog Alpha Nug Pi Lambda Sigma: Freshman Debalingg Vursily Dulmulingg Penn SIIIIC Cluh. ARTHUR L. ZIMAN Scranton Phi Epsilon Pi Arts mul Letters JACK N. ZIMMERMAN GEORGE D. ZURINE Columbia Simpson Tau Sigma Phi Civil Engineering Arts mul Lvllcrs Page Two Hundred Ninety-nine Seniors Whose Portraits KENNETH W. BEELS Knox Delta Sigma Phi Commerce and Finance JACK O. BENNETT Ebensburg Kappa Sigma CDE Science CHARLES W. EIFLER Altoona Triangle OscAR A. FELKER Pittsburgh Phi Kappa Sigma Commerce and Finance Page Three Hundred Do Not Appear THOMAS S. HERSHEY Hanover Alpha Tau Omega Arts and Letters EMANUEL KATZ Philadelphia Agricultural Bio-Chemistry VIRGINIA S. MCDOWELL State College Arts and Letters Grange: Women's Symphony Orchestra. RUTH E. MAXWELL Greensburg Journalism ALEC S. MORRISON Springfield Arts and Letters Associate Editor, Frothg Old Main Bellg Purple Quill. STEPHEN A. SCOTT Cambridge, O. Phi Gamma Delta Commerce and Finance Friarsg Freshman Basketball: Varsity Basketball f2J. JAMES R. SHRYOCK Meadville Delta Tau Delta Commerce and Finance Transfer from University of Cincinnati. RUTH L. Tnavonnow .leddo . Education Transfer from Mount Holyoke College. J ACOB J. Warss Nanticoke Beta Sigma Rho Pre-Medical Band C3, 4-J g Freshman Wres- tlingg Freshman Baseball. i-'A' if ,A , ml y -w ,K I li. pp v 1 el ,Q fe W5 W 5 ill li' T J. .i J' li ii .J I E w i 1 X w an ' 1 ey ' ,L .YN is 4 ilffczli wxifw ., , UI i ff? Kl,f'.AQ1 ,. I -, 11.1 N.- 1. , 1 x x .V ' lx '. 1 Xxx .lQA, x X 1 Q QBWM J fa fl E kv ' ' fl . W W fi . k i Q 2 W PW ?! +I' iw 54 UQ 523 simff I W 31 3 Y 1 ' W . i f 1 I fin W i. 1 If f W 'JL .2 X Q2f'W .i!.G U35 wh .. W ,t M i N E . I ,Vi Q 1 Af? f 1. ,N - xr W w J .X 32 . 12' xlxglfiz W . X ' 1 f A Q: x' P u ' ?f , x I e V lhf N. fk gf li 31 W ' X 2, N W YV ' rl w 1 2 E W 5 ii iQ-'ple if Nyyig U . v W5k.'M Wgf M Ig 1 U M Pa t Qfficere of the Claes of 1936 1932-33 1933-34 1934-35 R. H. MAUILICR l'1'c'si1lent J, B, PllUI'I 1' VV. D. BICRTUI41l'Yl l'l'1 Pp'pgffI1'11I 1'I'1'Sflll Hl C. W. MOORE H. li. S'I'l'1VENS R. O. BELL Vi ve Prrasidmat Via-1' I'r1-sidv nt Vive Prrfsidvnt D. W. SI .OAN S12m'r' I nr!! ll- N- U0H1U'3N R. C. II-ULLAND Sw'-N' Iu1'!l Sw-w'1r11'11 W. S. Bl'lNNl4l'l l' NV. D. Bl'lR'l'0l.l'1'I l'l'l VV. S. BENNI'1'l l' Treux'u1'cr 7'1'efls1l1'e1' 7'1'f'rrs rrrvr Page Three l'lllIllll'0ll Onc U Y N D E R O C F L F H I S C S E R S ,l. FRANKLIN SMITH President T he Claes of 1937 l'll'1NllY I-I'. Blau. Roluclrr E. Momm Vice Presizlcnt Treasurer The Junior Class ollicers helped to organize the freshmen and supervised their class elections early in the fall. The leaders in athletics, publications, and campus organizations, were elected from the list of activities' men. A representative group was tapped hy Blue Key, a Junior Hat Society, during the winter. At the annual Tap Day ceremonies many were elected to Skull and Bones and Parmi Nous, upper-class campus societies. The Annual Class Dance, Junior Prom, was ar- ranged liy a committee with Samuel Breene as chairman. It was held on May lc, with music hy Ted Fio liiI,o's hand. Pave Tlirec Hundred Four E L14:vAN L1N'roN Secretary CARL F. MAISCII Historian ll Ni if ll l , i 'i T l . i' T llli gyurjul .l i 1 ,l l . il , , I f gi if ,f gf :JY ' l if l'.l.i2 i will nl 'i 'i l l ! T i VLH., J ' , ,l il2, :l1.l i il T ll ll sa 'll I l nl ix if W ,E T ijv Q ,il l l . of , , 'i ,lil ' i ig , i li ll t it fl W 1' ll mf li ii up lfllff rw ii if-1, all ll F il i i ii it li T fi W1 fllf ll? ill t l',1 fl lf l l li .xgpgg N ic- ti lg L' 1 . M, xt if si if V lfiir iii A it 1. X- . V2 it 1 i ',,l n Fifi , tv. tg I X ., If 'ft' W X .Lf 4' ,, t , 1 w'w.:l vi i... ' x .' Eb x ,f i Q ',' ll SF Y' lriigt i1 L n .t ,U ii.. W at i . ,f . -57 pil W The Claes of 1938 FHl'lDl41HlCK L. YoUNo Presirlcnt J. Q. A. MCCLURE RALPH W. APCAR Trcrzsurcr Vice President Glcoucla C. HAH Ki-:ss Secretary W. GAmfu:Ln Tnoivms Historian Frederick L. Young, Jr., of the Locust Lane clique, was elected president of the class in the Spring elections. He appointed Byron H. Creasy and Bernard J. Burkett as co-chairmen to handle the arrangements for Soph Hop, which was held on March 6. Joe Sanders and his Orchestra fur- nished the music. Druids and Friars, sophomore hat societies, were active in enforcing freshman customs. The former group held their annual dance in the Armory in December. As members of Student Council, sophomores served on committees which framed reforms of various sorts in campus organizations. Sophomore men, in their first year of managerial and publica- tions work, served as detail workers on the various editorial and business staffs, and as second assistant managers in all sports. Page Thrcc Hundred Five JOHN G. l'A'I'liICK DEAN ll. I'lANl.l'1Y - HARRY S. IIARRISON 'FIIOMAS J. GltI+lG0liY l'ltES'l'0N 1'ARKl'llt - - I'rr'si1lf'nt - Vim' l'r1'sifIr'1lf - - 7'l'r'1lxlu'4'l' - Sl'1'I'l'fll7'!l - Historian. John G. Patrick llcun IfI. lflunlcy l'I:1l'ry S. llurrlson 'Fhomns .l. Gregory Preston l'm'kc1' T he Claes of 1939 The freshman men submitted a petition for dating permission after officers were elected, and it was granted after Thanksgiving vacation. Customs were abolished at the heginning of the second semester. .Both acts were unprecedented in any freshman class. The womenls officers were elected after the results of three sets of trial officers. Freshman women had an active part in publications and dra- matics. Both classes were very active in athletics, and much is expected of the men by the varsity coaches. lvlarjorlc E. Witsil' Page Three llundred Six Ann S. Buckwaltcr MAllJ0ltll'l Ill. Wl'l'Sll. - ANN S. l!llCKVVAl,'l'l'l1i JUNE C. l'liltTl'l - - MARY IC. MOYICK - l,0lllSl'I J. S'l'll.Wl'll.li - - June C. l'rlvc Mary li. Moyer - - l'rf'xirluut - Vim' l'resifI0nt - - 7ll'l'll8lI1'1'7' - - Sf'm'ulm'!l Sm-ifrl Cflflifillllll Louise J. Stilwell l' 'flfwx ll .I f X .f l li Eff 741 l 'lf l ' A il l 1' i g t l - 1 I J .jf rf if l l 'r Q ll ll i l I 'yi Q q 5 v l If 'gl' ll- 'Jlvlll if l f I l H , i I L 1 .2 3 ll . tl 2 . 5 1, J Lvl ll Hgi lflll x! V If 5:7 l, 1,1 M if., tl t nw :A ll l ,' 1 5 4 il q 1 il l A ll l at it l ll KK! l 5 llfffjlg llllllg ll llrlzwl, l, ist H 1 :z ti y J. Q. li ' fi t 5? 3 f Si 5 mit li 5 Q fx. 1 J. 9.1 f 3 .igeff It tip ll ll ll l 'I 1 3212, T xA' . may vw T lf! 9 X, 21 llAll0l.D IC. NOlll.I'1 - e I,l'l'SfII4'H' Claw of 192-6 fLFI1f1EL 2z' .,. Tx? Q l Q55 v cy A L I-lnrolrl li. Noble Clmrlus J. llaycs David G. Hill jiffg lit l r Y. tl ..v I1 It Tmo:Year Age The 1936 class of two year agricultural students was represented in Student Council by Harold E. Noble, who acted as an ex-ollicio member. 1 5:5 This class did fine work in acclimating the first year students, hy enter- ! ull taining them at a smoker soon after their arrival. This class was li lf . . . ' 1, directed by Professor A. L. Beane, who is also the adviser lor the l ,. Y' Class of 1937. The first year group were active memhers of the Clubs in the Agri- cultural Departments. They made a success this year of their Intra- mural program, and many of them are transferring to the four-year courses. PM yi FQ A f V LVW K N1 iulr. g l'1Altl, J. :mains - 'Amos w. nm-nm' - C1866 of 1937 xmm' 11. scznnon-me - no1mu'r n. me Sll.Vl'1lt - - 5'-K -. g, it T X! Q .5 ,st Earl J. I-lurrls Amos W. lllvuly Mary lt. Svhopcr ry: 'Tl tl'-, Q K' I' K Q: Q' Page Tllrcv l , f- A : l I yl XY! l IS I IIXXIS Vira- I'1'1'si1lwnl - TI'l'!lSlll'l'l' Sl'l'I'1'llll'!l lfrvtl l'. Miller - - l'r1'sirl1'n1 - Vim' I'r1'si1l1'nl S1'4'l't'l1II'!l'TT1'flSlU'l'l' .-Illllvlir' .llruuryvr Robert ll. Dt' Silver luntlrud Scvcn ff' 1 fi , -1 . M -a A ,.- 1 li ,: -' f , , 1 1- . ,. 1, A T HR LS ES TO IC CI H T I O N Nun. M. Fl.i:MiNc I rmluule Mmulger It I 1 Ftthletic Fteeociation ITIKANK O'I-I0nA H. R. GILBERT President Assistant Graduate Manager This organization is responsible for the policies and activities of all Penn State Athletics. The student leaders are elected by the student body and a gradu- ate manager, the representative of the Board of Athletic Control, is responsible for details of administration. The asso- ciation functions throughout the year to arrange the personnel of the teams, and to elect the student managers of the sports in conjunction with the heads of the re- spective sports. Iage Three Hundred Ten ,Gu i 07 it aww mg if B. A. RILEY Vice President nt ii, er W R. O. BELL Secretary ,. .I ' ape xt f i-,yi 474 .5 fi , . , ,Q adsl I V . e U i. fri at . A-I I ii ' fl. :ij ',',' 'X I 1 ,Wa V Y, f i 4 l si 'f' Q QM lil .A lf! l. .4 L' gi i,v.'.' v 6 if 2 M I 1 l it ill 1.1 it ttf! I i Ii l sl 1 fl 2 33 5 fi ii 'xr li tt 'f-,af ll. ' l la lil!! lil li il lei lin! 1 4 up ,f , 1 ' ff 05 vb , f 5 l. Cheerleabere wx... B ' QQ. .. ... , F... qt, Simi , 2'? H ' , fx, fq-w 1' A , y y I . FW.. K- ,, . ,vw w, aw . JAX' . .plz N: .Q 4 .r - 1'?'T.:K.. ' 5. '2' A-nw., . v w .5 .- . .. K f , L. ' A ' . V A 1 . 9 x M ' .11 . . B Z -'i Q:-fl X 1 is .Hwy b-Y .4 . , .. 'Nu w ' ,wwf + Sc.. 4 P' N w wx H 1 r .IL .T F0 X 0 gi:-L.:i. '7iS 5' 'x I I H X M Z fu? 9' ,U , I: . N 4 M i X I mi fn ij' .X ' W1 ,. f -5 A 1 1 3 f ' ii e - K 9 ww ,, . f ' lg 'I J M k ,Eg Q N 1, . 14 M 3 -Q4 I My 1. 9 Q M v I F E WT? P mfg I M i, F X 4 19 Y H. M fx.: I Ag J ' f I 1 . J - Q . ,M-A si , . ' J .4 ? .5 W p I 4, 2 .. .sf p . N BLAKE . 1, a i x 54? L 'rf 51' Q - . 1 f 1? is -s .4 5 3 ww , X Y ilk 5 w H' 0 B . ,J Dlscman WIGGINS ..k N kwL . ' l aff, 5 B 'P L7 vw BICKIQLL HARHAUGH Head Cheerleader W. B. EDWARDS Seniors I-I. F. N1xoN A. B. CONDON Juniors J. B. HAlmAucn E. M. DECKER A. E. BICKELL -1 .Q eg Q I li 4 I f w Q QA N ' Q, 'wk ,ia . , g 15,5 fiwvif fi- j 3. . . .mb- -sf ' ' R , 5 fi! T-pw A X K 5 gun V x H VR ' L r :Rf M 4. 3,5 Yi vs? N x 4 B 1' 4 R 'x im' N RH m JV' ' . ,QW , ,... Woon Page Three Hundred Eleven Baseball WILLIAM MCKECHNIE, CIIIII. JOSEPH EIELICKI MICHAEL KORNICK ALBERT MIKELONIS ALBERT OCHROCK FRANK O'HORA HAROLD ROBBINS LLOYD RUCH FRANK SMITH JOHN STOCKER JAMES HALL, Mgr. WILLIAM SIIELDON, Assoc. Mgr. JAMES MILLER, Assoc. Mgr. Golf IIARVEY BEYER, Co-Capt. TIIOMAS MARSHALL, CO-Capt. ROGER HETZEL JAMES HUNTER DONALD MASTERS GEORGE MENARD MASON WALSH VERNON PLATT, Mgr. ALFRED WARNER, Assoc. Mr. CHARLES POTTS, Assoc, Mgr. T8l1l1i5 NELSON GREEN, CIIIII. DOROTHY ANDERSON HERMAN BLOCK RICHARD CAMPMAN JACK HEYISON JAMES SMITH PAUL HIRSCII, Assoc. Mgr. KENNETH MAIERS, ASSOC. Mgr. Page Three Hundred Twelve ll ll M E N Lacrosse ROBERT WEBER, Capt. JOHN CONLEY RICHARD EISENMAN ELWOOD GERBER CARL HASEK DUDLEY HIMOFF JOHN IIOFT LEE HONTZ JOHN KILFOIL GEORGE KOTH WILLIAM MCCLAREN FRED MALEY JAMES REED GEORGE ROBESON JAMES RUMBAUGH THOMAS FERRY, Mgr. GEORGE MILLIGAN, Assoc. Mgr. JOHN VANDERMARK, Assoc. Mgr. Soccer JOSEPH BIELICKI, Capr. RAYMOND BELL FELIX BARNES JOHN BINNS GEORGE CORBETT EDWIN LONG WILLIAM MCEWAN SOL MIEHOFF FRANK OSTERLUND BENJAMIN PALMER WILLIAM SUTLIFF CARL WACKER CONWELL WELSH EVAN POLLITT, Mgr. CARL MILLER, Assoc. Mgr. Football ROBERT WEBER, Capt. FRANCIS ANDREWS CHARLES CHERUNDOLO WILLIAM COOPER DANIEL DE MARINO JOHN ECONOMOS PAUL ENDERS ARTHUR FRY RONALD KNAPP WALTER KOMINIC HARRY LATORRE WILLIAM MILLER FRANK O'HORA .JAMES O'HORA ROY SCHUYLER THOMAS SILVANO FRANK SMITH WENDELL WEAR FRANCIS WISMER WALTER KINSEY, Mgr. HENRY BROWN, Assoc. Mgr. JOHN PHILLIPS, Assoc. Mgr. Wrestling JOHN LIGHT, Capt. RAY BROOKS JOHN CALVIN JOSEPH KRUPA JOSEPH O'DOWD ROSS SHAFFER RICHARD WAITE SAMUEL WOLFSON RANDOLPH CRESSMAN, Mgr. WILLIAM-KESTER, Assoc. Mgr. VERNON CRONISTER, Assoc. Mgr. II I I I I ,M I I I .II-II II .fXI I I ,,,.3fII 1' ' II,'?,'? I IJ-I II I Y If F iz I :VII I II I,,If,.. 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I1 Iir .1 I . 1 IIIII E' .'-., 5fg II I II '11 Track GEORGE IIARVEY, Capt. .IOSEPH ALEXANDER DUVERNEY BOOK EMMET BROWN IIOWARD DOWNEY WILLIAM MILLER FRANK OSTERLUND IIARRY SIGEL RICHARD SIGEL RICHARD STEWART WILLIAM STITELER GEORGE STUMP IOSEPH THOMAS FLOYD SAXER, Mgr. ROBERT WALKER, Assoc. Mgr. Cross Country DUVERNEY BOOK, Capl. CHARLES CLARK HOWARD DOWNEY DONALD DAUGI-IERTY PETER OLEXY .IOSEPH SURMAITIS WILLIAM TRIMBLE LANE VANDERSLICE, Mgr. Riflt EUGENE FORQUER WILLIAM HET RICK ANTHONY .IEDRZIEWSKI MARSIIALL MYERS DONALD SMITH VERNON SMITH S MEN Boating RUSSELL CRISWELL, Capt. ROBERT DONATO SAM DONATO RICHARD FLENNIKEN FRANK GOODMAN WILLIAM RHODA ISRAEL RICHTER LOUIS RITZIE .IOI-IN SAWCHAK .IOIIN HOWARTH, Mgr. WARD BIEN, Assoc. Mgr. .IAMES CARSON, Assoc. Mgr. Gymnastics PETER LEKTRICK, Capt. SAMUEL BECK RAY MATTERN IRVIN RORABAUGII GEORGE TERWILLIGER CYRUS GORDON, Mgr. EDWARD REBUCCI, Assoc. Mgr. RAY KOHLER, Assoc. Mgr. Fencing RICHARD ALLEN, Capt. EDWIN BOWEN CARL BRODHUN WILLIAM GOOKIN RICIIARD LEWIS SPENCER POTTER WALTER STORRS WILLIAM WAUGAMAN JAMES ARMSTRONG, MSI'- TIIEODORE WRIGIIT, Mgr. ROBERT PIATT, Assoc. Mgr. Basketball BERNARD RILEY, Capt. MICHAEL KORNICK SOL MIEHOFF CHARLES MQWILLIAMS ROBERT SMALL HERBERT PETERSON .IOE PROKSA .IACK REICIIENBACII FRANK SMITII JAMES SMITH JOSEPH SWIFT, Mgr. GEORGE SPERLING, Assoc. Mgr. CHARLES WINTERS, Assoc. Mgr. Swimming RICIIARD GEIGER, Capt. .IOI-IN ACKERMAN WILLIAM BALDERSTON MARSHALL BROWN ROBERT BROWN GILBERT BURLEIGII JAMES CUMMING ROBERT DEWALT MARTIN IIART WILLIAM IIELRIEGEL EUGENE LESKO RAYMOND PARKS .IOIIN WALKER .IERRY WEINSTEIN HENRY BROWN, Mgr. Page Three Hundred Thirteen V H R S I T Y s P 0 R T s Football ORGANIZATION llmgiw Cowl, llead Coach - ROBERT A. HIGGINS ' Captain - Romani' E. WEBER Manager WAl.1'IQll J. KINSEY Weber, Captain Kinsey, Manager Lebanon Valley Winning by the closest score since the series began in 1905, the Nil- tany Lion football team turned in an unimpressive 12-to-6 victory, gained in the last two minutes of play, over their traditional opening game rivals, Lebanon Valley. For three quarters Penn State was kept on the defensive by the punting, passing, and blocking of Carl Lutz, Lebanon Valleyis lanky halfback. The Dutchmen, going for a touchdown through an off-tackle play, set off the spark which made the Penn State team function. Coop- . vnno lclllllllllt' We-nr l'it'0llIllll0N I , 0' llnru Xl :rin Ulu-riimlolo Emi:-rs llnrtli Illgglns Nil I I y Smith Nliluli-1' Do. 1 o , llillu-r Lnlorri- .l. 0'IIorn Weber Allll!'1'WN Fry Wlsnn-r Page Three llumlred Sixteen 'Www G-',f1 x lex' rt N X. li 2? 9 5 Q4 A il-L' I ' lf , lfifxfj lit ft ,t .. X s ,f ,t ,X' .hay up X i 1 -,L ,H' wi il ' tg XJ .,l ll er took the ball over for a touchdown after the team had taken the ball down to the one foot line in seven plays. Wear opened another attack by returning a punt to Penn State's forty-seven yard line, and Cooper finished the attack by going through the line for six points after the team had taken the ball to the three yard line. Western Marylanb Showing fine form and taking advantage of all breaks, Penn State won over Western Maryland 2-to-O before a large Dad,s Day crowd. Twenty-four Penn State players took part in the fray and all gave good account of themselves. In the first quarter Frank O,Hora's pass to Smith was intercepted on the two-yard line by Brennan, their fullback. A hard Lion line charge grounded the ball in Weste1'n Maryland's end zone and the only score of the game was marked up. Only once was Penn State threatened and that was in the third quar- ter when the opponents carried the ball from their own thirty-one line Chcrundolo Cooper az K Wm Economos tif RJIRNV g lallltliii 'T fl ft 1-X .9 fm, y r pl' l, n Eyelet 'Y t f . .F I tt ' N 11' Il' A so e 'Qt s- i A -1- hn ALA .... Cooper makes gain against Western Maryland Page Three Hundred Seventeen M' 1 A' 1 ' Barth Silvano F. O'Hora Un. marker to Penn State's twenty-five yard line. The Lions held for three downs and Brennan's attempted field goal fell short. In the fourth quarter Wear led an attack which carried the hall to their seven-yard line when the whistle blew, thus ending the game. Lehigh Ten thousand spectators saw an undefeated Lehigh team go down to defeat 26-to-0 under a Nittany Lion team which showed much improved speed, interference, and passing over the p1'evious games. Fritz Andrews starred for Penn State with his running, passing, and tackling. Early in the game he took a punt on his own twenty-yard stripe and carried it eighty yards for a touchdown. Later on he passed to Kornick who ran for another touchdown. In the last quarter Andrews prevented the Lehigh aggregation from scoring when he dodged two interferers and tackled Hellar who had gone forty-five yards down the field. Kominic and Silvano accounted for more touchdowns in the culmi- -i,. . r W Page Three Hundred Eighteen Kominic stopped hy Lehigh at line ' 11 11 1 15151 11 111' ,Q 11' P 1. 1 1 1 1 1 Mlm' 'f I I 1L1ri'l,1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 f '1 1 if .' 1 1i1'1'11 1 11 1 1 111. 1 1 11'11l'K'1 31 11 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1 1 frf 1 1 1 'fill 1 1 Ql?l1 11 1111 1111 '1 A 1 1 '1 ll ' 1 11 11 11 11 S1731 11 ,A I1 11 1 11 ll 11 ll 11 1 a1'1'11'J 1 15111 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 I 11 1 '1 11 ' 1 11 1 11 .1 11 11 11 1 11 1111.11 ,T 'ff-1 ff '11 11111 1 111 X11 11 1 Heil 11 111 3 1 11 111 1. 1 '1 !1 N 1 1 1 1 1 li 1 Q fx H 1 iff 31 11 fr 5511111 11 1111 11111111 nation of drives hy the Nittany Lions. Thirty-six Nittany Lions partici- pated in the game. Llniversity of Pittsburgh A grim, dogged defense of the part of the Nittany Lions held the powerful Panthers scoreless until the second half when heavier and more experienced substitutes scored nine points. The game ended 9-to-0 in favor of Pittsburgh after the Panthers scored a touchdown which re- sulted from a fumble on the part of Penn State. State not only placed one of the most courageous teams yet seen in Pitt's lair, but a guard, in the person of Johnny Economos, was heralded as uthe greatest defensive player seen in the Stadium since Stanford's Bill Corlmus sunk his cleats into Pitt turff, The Nittany Lions never threatened the goal line of their opponents, but were greatly handicapped by not having a good punter. Penn State fought the entire second half with its hack to the wall. The Nittany Lions were shown great respect hy the Panthers who, when in a position to score a touchdown, elected to make a field goal. Knapp .Q ' .'i'. Y, -R 9 ,a Fry Scllnylur State fails to gain in the Pill enconn Page Three Humlrcd Ninlecn Miller Smith Wismer MS Syracuse A game filled with thrills ended with the Orange team at the long end of a 7-to-3 score. In the first quarter Cooper scored a beautiful field goal from a difficult angle making the score 3-to-0 in favor of Penn State. With but one minute left to play, Syracuse, in desperation took to the air and succeeded in gaining seven points. Forty seconds of play now remained and Frank O,Hora passed to Morini. In the struggle for the hall lVlorini lost control of it and Arthur Yett grabbed it and ran for a touchdown. The play was termed illegal by the officials and the game soon ended. The Nittany Lions showed great defense aliility, twice getting the hall on their own four-yard line hy downs. Villanova One of the best games seen on Beaver Field in many years took place when Penn State won over Villanova 27-to-l The Nittany Lion de- fense sparkled and its offense clicked. Page Three Hundred Twenty Cooper kicks Held goal against Syracuse - I, .t tit? id X lf: , l. iw l HY 4' rr! V N 2 ' t lrlf,,.'l. I .Nf- ,N fr? tit at new 4 , t - K ,-t , i iffltfl' 'ttf may Ml' If Mg xt-Pl' ,t lf ' 1 tl' . ti , t N . Q-.1 g X, ill .ft y t 1 1 , yllyll t l ll 'll V, S :t Cooper starred in scoring three touchdowns, gaining 113 yards through the line, and in his splendid punting. His punting kept the Wild- cats in trouble and served to keep the Lions in control of the Whole game. Once he punted sixty-five yards from behind his own goal line. Frank O,Hora passed to Lefty Knapp for many gainsg Wear and Silvano sliced through the Villanova line for many more yards. Villa- nova was only able to go through the Penn State line when the second team was in the game. Pznnaylvania Met at every turn with a powerful Penn surprise attack, the Nit- tany Lion grid machine suffered its most humiliating defeat of the sea- son when the Quakers clicked for the first time in the year to sink the Lions 33-to-6. Forty thousand people saw the warriors crumple what was considered State's nearly impregnable line. Weber succeeded time and again in getting into the Penn backfield, only to find that the Quaker with the ball was already in State territory. a t V .ite A , LANE.. V Latorre Kominic r J. 0'Ho1'a 0'Hora fades back to pass in the Villanova game Page Three Hundred Twenty-one I u .,,' an f 'f N, VW, .Twp My Andrews Enders De Marino ,lohnny Economos again gained the laurels as the best defensive player in the game. An injury kept Schuyler out of the game and many plays went through his position, but there were many other vulnerable points in the line as well. O'Hora's pass to Kominic accounted for Penn State's lone score. Bucknell Playing listless ball, Penn State ended the season by losing to Buck- nell by a score of 2-to-0. Bucknell got its score in the first quarter when Frank O,Hora, standing behind his own goal line, ready to punt, fum- bled and was tackled. The game then settled down to a defensive one, for the Bisons were fighting desperately to retain their slim lead. State hammered at the line gaining yards, but individuals making mistakes at crucial moments, fumbling and passing badly, kept the Lions from scoring. With llllll six minutes remaining of the game, the Nittany Lions made Pile-up on Franklin Field with Penn holding stubbornly ' Page Three Hundred Twenty-two 1 943k V.f7' W, i 'f li rr .J i 53, 1, ull l Izhxtigpa ' 1' 'll 1 it V iii ., i i' if il if lil -.i 'Q as gl lvl va H i .ggi K Eiyllf . :MQ lv-'nil li! 1' 'hi I l 4 3 i gr .2 N l I' Q lg vii? v 1 1, 'i J 'lf lg V ill-txlifl x . xy, x X N QV X xx. ,t W i Q 4 y ,ul K' , ty li.4,I'f in t X la V isylili V 'J f 1 ,i xi 1 jllliinji. i i pf y i 2 ' W l l . to It J 1 3 'iiilfi W l 1 it i y i l l Win t w A A i i X' A if at we l 1,9 lmyi ww l 5 lv 1 ' .. J' 1 12 ' X H317 we ll fm lil WY' ,H pl til I 3 El Mig ., 1, .M fl Y ri 21? ,w 7 ' TQ lv V l i x A, if ga 3 tl .1 W if v l, it it lt t V 47 fl? in . , M it 4 w, 4 V, ,i 1 . i igfl fl il gi 5 'i ,lg li I l Li their greatest drive and carried the ball for six consecutive first downs. A strong wind prevented Barth's attempted field goal and the game end- ed as Wear's pass to Smith was intercepted. The only cheering note of the game was Silvano's return to old form. He carried the hall sixty-five percent of the time and always gained ground. SUMMARY Penn State - - 12 Lebanon Valley - 6 Penn State - 2 Western Maryland - - 0 Penn State - 26 Lehigh - - - 0 Penn State - 0 University of Pittsburgh - - 9 Penn State - - 3 Syracuse -- - - 7 Penn State - - 27 Villanova - 13 Penn State - - 6 Pennsylvania 33 Penn State - 0 Bucknell - 2 , 1 , Wear Yett Morini Kominic runs interference for Silvano against Bucknell Page Three Hundred Twenty-three Leslie, Coach Swift, Manager Coach Captain Manager Forward - Forward - Center - Guard Guard - YI II I lI Ii I-XXII W IV I l Basketball fy , A 1 Nm ORGANIZATION IQ. , NAI fl., 'N U LINE-UP - EARL E. LESLIE BERNARD A. RILEY JOSEPH P. SWIFT Riley, J. Smith - - Miehoff, Peterson Reichenbach, McWilliams - - F. Smith, Proksa Kornick, Small Snook Vornnx Went' . Swift Mlelxoll' 1l0lUll0lllJIlCll Proksn 1'0t0l'H0ll Leslie Rlllxvlllllllllli Kornlck llll I 1. Smith F, Smith Snmll lvlllllllllli Page Three Hundred Twenty-four :.'n I l I 'l If N I ll l li I E 'lk 1 I lg 5 FIS '1 lif ' Il IV: LI II' I' 'Z l RJ, lull? II IQ I I Il l II I ' '1 'liz ' L ' I X. Ib A I ' 'I I I l Nfl I , A M fl I , fl l - ln l III ljf Ig IIX l, VI WI- B, ll ll II I I I l l I I I I ,254 III ll l Ill I I II -In! J, FM l l I ' 'I I II I fl ll -II lI, ll II I I l I I I l l I 1 I' I I ,I If I i I I ll ,QI ll UNI I The first season for the State team in the Eastern Intercollegiate Conference was a disastrous one. Meeting the finest teams in the East, the Lion five was unable to win a single League game. On the other hand the team was able to win six of its seven non-League contests, fin- ishing the season with a record of eleven losses and six victories. Car- negie Tech won the championship and they, along with the other four teams, brought to spectators at Recreation Hall as fine a brand of bas- ketball as was played anywhere in the country. Sol Mieholl, a sophomore who started the season as a substitute, was the high-scorer for the season, while Frank Smith and Mike Kornick, co-captains for next season, played the most consistent games. Captain Bar Riley had an erratic season, often starring for portions of a game, but being unable to keep his play consistent. Three men, Reichenbach, McWilliams, and Proksa alternated at center, which was the weakest position on the team until the end of the season when Reichenbach be- gan to show good form. Riley, Captain F. Smith Page Three Hundred Twenty-live J. Smith Kornick Opening the season against the weak Ithaca team, State was almost upset. The Hnal score was 32-to-27, but it was not until Leslie put in his second team, made up entirely of new men, that the Lions were able to show any sort ol' attack. Perhaps the most pleasing victory of the season was the upset scored over Penn. This was the first time in thirteen years that a Lion five had defeated the Quakers. Frank Smith led the scoring at Philadelphia with nine points. Another surprise win was that over Syracuse. The Orange came here with a seven-game winning streak which the Lions broke, through a rally in the last minutes of play, 34-to-33. In the first League game here Pitt demonstrated the high caliber of play which State met all season and won with little trouhle, 45-to-23. Bucknell, the team which State replaced in the League, came here next with a five-game string of victories. Led by Mike Kornick, who scored fifteen points, the Lion five had little trouble in winning 40-to-33. Page Three Hundred Twenty-six Against Carnegie Tech State played excellent ball for the Hrst half, gaining a lead of several points. The Plaid rallied in the second hall' and won the game in the closing minutes 32-to-30. In two more League games with West Virginia and Temple it was clearly demonstrated that State was playing superior teams. For short periods, sometimes for an entire half, they played their opponents on equal terms, but over a full game the class of the League members was evident. The Mountaineers won their game 40-to-35, Temple by a 39- lo-33 score. Again State upset a good team in non-League competition when they defeated Army 11.1-to-36. Georgetown, a team which the week before gave N. Y. U. its Hrst defeat in twenty-one games, took the Lions by a 51-to-44 score, demonstrating the most brilliant play of any team seen here. Even so, the Stale five outscored the visitors in the second half. Two more Leaguegames were dropped to Temple and West Vir- ginia by scores of 31-to-23 and 541-to-31. Georgetown registered the Micholf E X A i llroksa Page Three Hundred Twenty-seven ',, K WT, 4- l Peterson ps Xi Reichenbach eighth League defeat against State as the Lions lost a game in Waishing- ton, 34-to-27. Rutgers provided the most thrilling game of the season as the home schedule ended. The visitors led up to the finial minutes, but with forty- five seconds left Kornick dropped a long shot to gain the lead. Just be- fore the gun Lepine, Rutgers' forward, took a wild shot from the center of the floor. It dropped through tying the score at 39-to-39. In the ex- tra period the Lions scored six points to win 45-to-443. Miehoff, with seventeen points, was high scorer. Losses at the hands of Pitt and Carnegie Tech ended the season. Against Pitt the Lions led 23-lo-16 at the half, losing by a final score of 41-to-38. The Tech score was 38-to-25. Although the season was disappointing from the standing of League games, the team did show occasional flashes of high caliber play. With eight lettermen returning for next year, State's second Con- ference season should show marked improvement. Page Three Hundred Twenty-eight t i -an ,N WN wig, f 3 J , ,, J? , eiii .V J x .. X 35? gin hail' n-if V wtf in , i 1 l, ii ei,-gi . X, x i i 5 W JY , l ,, lgiizisiw ',l ,ln 'fflffi A ii 'Jff,i ittf , 1 I S ' ' 1,, , ll! 'Ml . va ,N HW wtrgiff 1 ri it A W If l ,,.N,ni.x i ci. i!f fl T12 ,f,i3,.W vw ll:-ffl ll Li ,i 1 r i- - 1 Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn State State State State State State State State State State State State State State State State Slate SUMMARY Ithaca Pennsylvania Navy - Syracuse Pittsburgh Bucknell - Carnegie Tech West Virginia Temple - Army - Georgetown Temple - West Virginia Georgetown Rutgers - Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh McWilliams ii -0 ll 1 c Wear Page Three Hundred Twenty-nine .5 .1 rf ,ml 1 1 ,leg f Vg 'el fr ,f Boxing 1 f' at ORGANIZATION F 5 0' V fl, .- A57 Coach - Llso Houclc -- ' ' Houck, Coach 4 1 Captain, J. R. CRISWELL H' l Manager J. L. 1'l0WARTI-I C LINE-UP g-.23 tif? 115 Pound Class - - - Criswell l 1, 125 Pound Class Pt. Donato, McAnd1'ews H 135 Pound Class - Goodman 1415 Pound Class S. Donato, Flenniken 155 Pound Class Ritzie, S. Donato 165 Pound Class Sawchak, Ritzie ALE 'sql' J, 175 Pound Class Rhoda, Sawchak 1 rj ll.,warll,,Mu,mgCr Unlimited Class Richter 1-J il 1 f'.l'ia ,J X' ,ff E . . nfl in it 245 F91 'SW 'l . ll ,9 wvhnk 1 llhotln vlllwlltm' illltzh- - 1.1.110llIltll Il lll4'lx S. UOIIIIYU brtuwa-ll homhnnn Ilowurtll axqfix , , Page Three Hundred Thirty ,' TE 3 1 1-ff ,l The Penn State 19556 Hoxing illtfillll tEllllltlXtEtl one of its most suc- cessful seaso11s i11 rece11t years wl1e11 the Nittany Lion tlllltlllill WOII the Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association T0lll'llilI116l'll for the second consecutive year. During the week-end of lVlarch l 3th a11d lflfth tl1irty- eight boxers, representing seven colleges, battled for individual itllll team honors i11 Recreation Hall.. Captain Criswell Sl.itI'l'6Ll i11 the H5-pound Class to win lllti H5- pound title for the third time ill three consecutive yea1's. Only twice be- fore i11 the histo1'y of the Association did itll Intercollegiate lmoxer retain his title for three years, one of these heing Penn Slate,s Allie Wcillf, of the Class of l929. Easily defeating l1is closest rival, Bennett, of West- ern Maryland, i11 the preliminaries, Captain Criswell sailed into the semi-finals where he defeated Mullins, of Syracuse. Criswell retained his title of the past two years Wll6ll he defeated Valois, of Harvard, in the finals. The seco11d Intercollegiate ll0lI0l' for State we11t to Goodman, tl1e l.ion,s 135-pounder. One of the hig features of tl1e prcliminaries was C1'isw4'll,Capl:1i11 Coomllnan Action as filltltllllllll deft-als lllastrt-lla of Syrar'nse Page Three llundrcd '1'hi1'ty-one Richter J. a V px Rilzic Goodman's defeat of the unheaten Mastrella, of Syracuse. In the finals Goodman defeated Ward, of Harvard. In the 1445-pound class, Sam Donato, Penn State sophomore star, won his Eastern Intercollegiate championship hy defeating last yearls Intercollegiate champ, McGivern from Syracuse, in a spectacular hard- hitting fight. Ritzie, one of Penn Stateis 1935 Eastern Intercollegiate champs, lost his 155-pound title this year by an extremely close and doubtful de- cision to Fink, of Syracuse. In the 165-pound division, Sawchak won a third place berth on a forfeit from Walker, of Weste1'r1 Maryland. The highlight of these Intercollegiates centered in Richter's per- formance against Ponlecorvo, of Westerii Maryland, and Brown, of Syracuse. In the preliminaries, Richter defeated Pontecorvo in a close fight. This victory brought him face to face in the finals with Tiny,' Brown, Syracuse's 245-pound heavyweight who defeated Richter in a dual meet earlier in the season. Richter was in his finest condition and received the nod over Brown. This gave Richter his well-earned Eastern Intercollegiate title and the team title to Penn State. Penn State received Captain Criswcll mlm'-fcals Mullins of Syracuse In the semi-final - Page Three Hundred Thirty-two 24 points, and Syracuse, a close second, gained 2l points. Following these were: Harvard, H-g Villanova, 5, Western Maryland, 3, Army, 3, and Massachusetts Institute of Teclnlology, l. During the regular season State won four dual meets, tied one, and lost one. For the Hrst four meets of the season Sam Donato, Ritzie, and Sawchak were fighting in the l55, l65, and l75-pound classes, respec- tively, which were classes ten pounds higher than their accustomed ones, with Flenniken fighting in the l445-pound division. The Lions out- punched Vlfestern Maryland in the initial meet of the year here on Janu- ary 25th hy a score of 6-2. Criswell, Boli Donato, Goodman, Sam Don- ato, and Ritzie won, while Flenniken and Richter drew. The following week-end the team scored an easy victory over Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology with a score of 8-0. This is the only meet in which McAndrews, one ol' Penn Stateis l935 stars, competed. On Saturday, February 15th, the Navy team at Annapolis was sunk- en hy State with a 5-3 score. Criswell, Goodman, Sam Donato, llitzie, and Richter won. S. Donato I . l7lcnnikcn Action as Richter dolhroncs Ponte-corvo of VVeslcrn Maryland Page Tllrcc llundrccl Thirty-three R. Donato Sawcl tak l aa? The first defeat received in dual. meets was that given hy Syracuse at Syracuse on February 22nd with a score of 5-3. Criswell and Good- man Won, Sam Donato drew with lVlcGivern, and Ritzie drew with Fink. The following week, at a home meet with Cornell, Coach Leo Houck made a few revisions in his line-up. Flenniken left his 141-5-pound class, allowing Sam Donato, Ritzie, and Sawchak to drop into their hest weight divisions. The 175-pound division left empty hy Sawchak dropping to 165 was Hlled hy Rhoda. This make-up seemed to work for State won hy a score of 8-0. ln the sixth of the dual meets, at Army, the team drew 4-4 with the Cadets. Criswell, Goodman, Sam Donato, and Richter won. In the meet with Vlfisconsin, which followed the Eastern title tourney, the Lions were defeated hy a score of 5l,Q-Zlfg. Goodman and Ritzie won for State, while Sam Donato drew. Nearly 10,000 persons wit- nessed these Hghts, setting what is helieved to he a record for intercol- legiate hoxing attendance. Goodman ended his second year ol' varsity competition hy winning the N. C. A. A. title at the Olympic try-outs at W'ashington and Lee Uni- Cramplon of l'larvard heals Boh Donato in semi-finals ' Page Thrcc Hundred Thirty-four .xx ' f . f i-wi , A 3 1 l ' .M li . 4. '-1 Q. RMK tu' ...J ' 1' Y f X -7 if a k ,J . .3 f i. if 5 Y versity, on March 20 and 21. Goodman defeated Mustrella, of Syra- cuse, in the finals to gain the crown. Captain Criswell and Sum Donato were defeated in the finals, chiefiy on the basis of first-round knock- downs. Penn State Penn Slate Penn State Penn Stale Penn State Penn Slate Penn State 6 3 5 3 ll il ll. 2 UQ SUMMARY Western Mztrylznid ---- 2 Massachusetts institute of Tetzlniology - 0 Navy 3 Syrrnzuse - 5 Cornell 0 Army - - 4- Vvisconsi n Eastern Intercollegiate Chznnpionship. - 5'fQ McAnrlr1-ws A i Rhoda I odu drops at tough one lo Smith ol' l'lnrvz1rrl Page Tlircc llnnmlrcd Thirty-Eve i Speidcl, Coach Light, Caplain Cressman, Manager Wrestling ORGANIZATION Coach CHARLIE SPEIDEL Captain - JOHN H. LIGHT Manager - N. RANDOLPH CRESSMAN PERSONNEL 1 18-pound 126-pound 135-pound 14-5-pound 155-pound 165-pound 175-pound Unlimited - Wolfson Brooks, Stegmaier - - Light Zazzi, Waite Calvin - Krupa - Shaffer Eshbach, O'Dowd Hmnlcs Krulm Shnffm-r O'Downl , Cnlvin Spuidcl Wolfson Lipzht Waite CPOBHIIIIUI Page Tllrcc Huufircd Tllirly-six Winniiig six out of seven dual meets, the Penn State wrestling team finished the season in a hlaze of glory hy taking lirst place in the Eastern Intercollegiate Vlfrestling Association tournament. Captain ,lack Light, Sammy Wolfsoli, and Sully Waite grappled their way to cham- pionships while ,loe Krupa, Ross Shaller, and ,loe O,Dowd took second places. State scored thirty-one points, one more than Lehigh, which was second. Penn State's victory in the thirty-second Eastern In- tercollegiate wrestling tournament marks the seventh State championship since 1905. Lehigh was the only team to defeat the Lions in tl1e series of dual meets prior to the tournament, and entered the tourney favored to win over Penn State. The tables were turned, however, when Charlie Speidel's well- X Wolfson Waite O'Dowrl Brooks gains time advantage in Cornell mcel Page Three Hundred Tllirty-seven 'S Shaffer Calvin 1 .r vjfaxxf 1 J il I I Trf T 'l 1 if ,, balanced team swung into action. The meet, which was really a contest between Lehigh and Penn State, was Q Yi 3 not decided until the last match of the day when Hark- ness, of Harvard, won the championship for Penn State by defeating Sterngold, of Lehigh, for third place in the 165-pound class. During the season the Lions had little difficulty in winning all but one contest. A badly crippled Penn State team traveled to Lehigh and there found defeat in one of the most exciting meets of several seasons. The opening meet with Michigan was won by Penn State, 19-11. These matches showed that the Nittany Lions had a well-balanced team. The following contest was an overwhelming victory for Penn State over Temple by the score of 36-0. The '.,' jf Yr ' 4 in Wolfson prcparcs to throw Cornell 118-pounder Page Three Hundred Thirty-eight Fu, .. - 1 Q W Ni J ' 1 J .J Z' ,' .. , r 1 . 1 ev '..' ,.:n if ' 1 ' x iv, up ,-,, 4 N, V J f u f I U 1-iff, ,' ,J 1 fd, it 7 1 , w J, V. as ,I ' -3 -1 ,I JI 1.1 ,4,. ' I X. ,a 1 1 wi ,f 1 'Q tiff W W 1. 'L ft+.,.Q N 1 x i nf M if X Sr i .- I t is My I 'C t l K' il, .. ll, l,sfi,57 li i' I' tp: in ,,q 1'5- il , I I .1 hx Q1-:I 7, x 3-vs ,V i, lv. my i 5 lf n 7 V tv lQ'T7f3Q. .Wt li 5 3,12 1 , u ffl gr 'Q .fag W- llml Q i li H. ffpff X X . I 509' l 'lf' , i X . 'n n 94, ws? 151521 ' same score was repeated hy the Lions when they met Pitt in the following contest. Next came the tough meet with Lehigh which came out on the long end of the 17-9 score. Calvin and Krupa had the toughest and most exciting matches. Injuries were partly to blame for the loss of this match. Penn State Won over Navy in the next meet by gaining six victories, via three falls and three decisions. The final score was Penn State 24 and Navy 6. Adverse time advantage lost matches for O,Dowd and Brooks, the only men to lose for the Lions. Using Stegmaier in the 125-pound class and Eshbach in the unlimited class, the Penn Statesmen won easily over Syracuse, 22-6. Captain Light, Sammy Wolfson, Krupa Brooks Krupa attempts to Hutton Wilbur of Cornell Page Three Hundred Thirty-nine Stegmaier Zazzi Sully Waite, and Ross Shaffer were undefeated at this point in the season. The last meet was the third shut-out of the season, as Penn State defeated Cornell, 30-0. After working 6:37 minutes, Calvin finally gained a fall over the Cornell captain. Ross Shalier threw his man in fifty-five seconds. Penn State scored a total of 176 points in dual meets to 40 points gained by all opponents. The Lions scored a little better than an average of 25 points per match while each opponent averaged six points in each meet. Brooks, Calvin, Krupa, Shaffer, and O'Dowd will re- turn next year and form the base for a new team. Brooks and Shaffer each have two years of- varsity competition left and should prove to he powerful assels. Wolfson, Light, and Waite went through the entire season and final Action as Waite throws Syracuse man in 145-pound tilt age Three I-Iundrcd Forty 'lf' K it 1 I fn sf Y lx lil. 'll tournament without losing a match while Shaffer went V through with them until the tournament when he met 51 I K defeat in the face of hne competition. xl It l Q Q -' t The team was unable to attend the National Collegiate lg: My 4 I ,Mt ll in t It 1 we 1- with 1 My U12 ' K- l ljlarll' fl M, 4' . M all l lt- ri M' u n I I Ffa? if Ml t 5 f al ll ff 'xl X X , meet at Washington and Lee University, because of the flood conditions throughout the state. Penn Penn Penn Penn Pen n Penn Penn State State State State State State State SUMMARY Michigan 11 Temple - 0 Pittsburgh 0 Lehigh - 17 Navy 6 Syracuse - 6 Cornell - O 2' -' Eisenman Eshbach Calvin prepares to pin the Pitt 155-poundcr Page Three Hundred Forty-one Bedenk, Coach Wi Coach ' McKeclmie, Captain Hall, Manager Captain - Manager Pitcher Catcher ' - First Base Second Base - Shortstop - Third Base Right Field - Center Field - Left Field - Baseball ORGANIZATION LINE-UP - - JOE BEDENK WILLIAM B. MCKECHNIE - - JAMES M. HALL Smith, Hugh, Stokes - - Kornick McKechnie Robbins ' - O'Hhra Stocker, Mikelonis - - Bielicki - Miller - Ochroch Page Three Hundred F orty-two Varsity Baseball Team, Spring of 1935 1. if 4 gl ff 93' iimiildl H MQ 14 27' w limi 'll 41 ul J yi ,1 14 'F All .U H ua ,rd ' l , Y A 1 ,iv ,l,1mH.ii Il xg 3 wi 1 ii 5 T? ll rr llfjri will lf.. Nl 'i f ll ' 'a ll 1 l 4 13 F133 I 1 ' 4 I is lv ' U I '1 't 2 ll l! i l 1, llgifi' FIT' ll ll V, 5 vll l, 3 P' 'I wg 1 11 B. E I 1 i 1 1 1 If wa F 'gl lvl Wi ll? il gl 1 . pl li 3 1 E l' fail f' 'l, i lil The Lion nine enjoyed only a moderately successful season, winning seven of fifteen games on an admittedly difficult schedule. Frankie Smith pitched most of the games in this, his first season on the varsity, with Lloyd Rugh and Ernie Stokes acting as shock troops. Mike Kornick, Harold Robbins, Bill McKechnie, Johnny Stocker, and Pero Miller were outstanding in the field, while Smith, Miller, .loe Bie- licki, and Red O,Hora were the heavy hitting stars. Smith permitted nine scattered hits, struck out seven men, and hit safely three times out of four to lead the way to a 4-to-0 victory over Navy in the opening game ofthe season. The rest of the annual Southern trip was clouded by two successive defeats. Georgetown University combined a strong hitting attack with six Penn State errors to win, 15-to-3. Although the Lions out-hit Washingtorl College, eleven hits to six, Coach Bede-nk's players lost, 6-to-3. In this contest, McKechnie, son of s Smith , cn if 54 O Bielicki Miller Miller rounds third base against Dickinson Page Three Hundred Forty-three idk Stocker Rugh Page Three Hundred Forty-four 1 5-.itll XM' If iilbl all the manager of the Boston Braves, had the misfortune to make his first 1 error in intercollegiate baseball. ff: t rl Z' i , ' ' 4 'K . , . . ., . . . . . lf Smith s pitching and MCKCCllH16 s timely hitting were deciding fac- y , tors in State's victory over Juniata, 5-to-3. Smith struck out nine bat- wg 2 p if t ,231 l ,Ht lf i ters in this game. Rugh pitched three-hit ball to subdue Lebanon Valley, 11-to-1. To A , put the game away, the Lions pounded away at the Flying Dutchmen A , 1 M V il 2 pitchers with Kornick getting a home run with the bases loaded. State 5 Q flax 3 scored six runs in the sixth and the game was called at the end of the 4!lf?lll1 li ei I l seventh because of cold weather. Fi ' ii,ny,l,1 ' - ll l ll With Smith in the box for State, the Lions and Bucknell battled for it l six innings without a score, but the Bisons tallied three runs in the sev- tg ig enth to sew up the game. The Lions scored two runs in the eighth, but 5 the rally fell short and the Bisons won, 4-to-2. 3 ,Wg lfilll ' Penn bested the Lions 9-to-7 in a loosely played encounter, although i l lil' Q, t it S1 1 2 5 ta Q! 1 iq 4 if ctw fi Qt it if E? wt y ,g .tx ig 3' 3 ge I E i tw 4 ia lill 9 , fl fl i w li l W 1: XP ,l .,,f,'?, 0ll'l01'k1 at bat against Gettysburg .r.. 16 it yall rf H t Q H Stocker and Miller collected three safe hits apiece. State scored twice in the final frame but it wasn't enough to overcome the Red and Blue lead. , In the next contest, Smith pitched shut-out ball against Gettysburg for seven innings, but Gettysburg fell upon him in the eighth for three runs that meant the game. The Bullets added another run in the ninth to give them the game, 4-to-2. State,s two runs were driven in by Al Ochroch's triple in the fourth. After losing three in a row, the Blue and White won from Western Maryland before a Mothers' Day crowd, 7-to-0. Miller, Bielicki, and Ochroch hit home runs for the home team, while Rugh limited the Green Terrors to three hits. Taking another disastrous trip, the Lions lost to Colgate, 8-to-4, and to Syracuse, 6-to-4. Lefty Knapp was batted out of the box in the Col- gate game, with Rugh relieving him and permitting two more runs in the O'I-Iora , , . l - Mikelonis Stocker wuils for hall as Temple runner approaches third Page Three Hundred F orty-five Ov . Ocbrocll Robbins five innings that he worked. Smith was the pitcher in the Syracuse game. Bielicki and Miller each batted over .500 for the trip. Rugh turned in an outstanding performance in holding Dickinson, i. r5 '. a P to three hits and striking out twelve, as the Lions conquered the Red Devils, 4-to-0. Robbins had a home run in this game. Temple was the next Lion victim in a close game, the Blue and White nine winning 2-to-1. Sacrifices by Bielicki and Kornick brought home the markers that proved the margin of victory. Bucknell gained another victory over the Lions in a return engage- ment, 6-to-4. State led up to the seventh but a Bucknell homer in that inning turned the tide and even Stocker's home run in the eighth failed to aid the State cause materially. State ended its season with a victory over Syracuse, 5-to-3. Girton drove in the tying tally and Stocker brought home the winning run. Stocker lakes a cut at the ball in the Gettysburg tilt Page Tbrce Hundred Fortv-six ja,'5ig ,-gf: 'f 1 . ,' 1,9 Y it V -i, l r , ' Kia , mg. . ' . ,XX , ,, I ' lf' , v . N f 1 ' B I v. 'ft-il' J 1 -Af' ' ll! H' Ll B 5 x if . ,Nj R t 1 'al ,oe V xxjfp ., , ,'.l f fx'2fi.?f -Xilffl, tj .mg ta i fx Pj 1 23' i it lt, ,ipl PM 13 l if 'll t rl it Q i -UMW j t. . ni v ,J 5, ,I I I , , I II :I I I .X 5 , I I 'I P I, V ,, ,I . I I , ,, :.N X 1 1Y'Ir x, ' L fp mi 1 I I VII ,-III 'I I It' I ,I I I I x X, .ty I , ,. 'I t . k. I I 3 Il Ip I I I X I. ,i r I I I I , I- I I , II I I' II II , IS Xilinx I i , I I I ur C3 IPI I II 5 nn .1 Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn State - 4 State - 3 State - 3 State - - 5 State - 1 1 State - - 2 State - 7 State - 2 State - 7 State - 4 State - 4 State - 8 State - 2 State - 4 State - 5 SUMMARY Navy - - 0 Georgetown U. - 15 Washington U. - 6 Juniata - 3 Lebanon Valley - 1 Bucknell - 4 U. of Penna. - 9 Gettysburg - 4 Western Maryland - - 0 Colgate - 8 Syracuse - 6 Dickinson O Temple - 1 Bucknell 6 Syracuse - 3 Kornick Stokes Miller scores against Lebanon Valley Page Three Hundred Forty-seven Werner, Coach Harvey, Captain Saxer, Manager Coach Captain - Manager .l. S. Alexander D. C. Book E. M. Brown H. Downey G. W. Harvey ll gl iff' In A .. gl 'nfl 'W Q9 1' Af- I A I Track ff' A W .YG ,f7l?2 'll'A ORGANIZATION 4' l WM'l,,1 ll A 2, - - - - CHARLES D. WERNER Q ii 'V - GEORGE W. HARVEY 4 '- 3 Page Three Hundred Forty-eight Varsity Track Squad, Spring of 1935 s - FLOYD E. SAXER W . PERSONNEL .H r xl? H. K. Luttringer R. A. Siegel linml.'.1 W. J. Miner O. Smith all Li F. A. Osterlund R. A. Stewart A d'd A ' -... . G. G. Rosenberger W. M. Stiteler H. N. Sigel G. W. Stump Q . C ' f 4+ H 2,1 X gi r 5 lil h If 5 Q ,'.. .' A li ' f 1 H4 1 A.a'wll W sf. A 5' A Q f .GAT I ei Jil 2 I I .IRI I I I III I ' 3? EI 'N-'. , W , Ihr ,, 'I I a! I I I I , I I I I I I , ,, , I I II l I I I ,I r I, Ii ,M p EI ,I ,L I 4 EI 'I II' I'llIaiI,I I U AI If T I ,Q 3 I H I I Il, I I II II I III I 'I I I , ri I I I I I I I I I I I I I I M, I .i h ' ' I I It Q f I .I II I I 1i'1,II I I I I I fi il :I I I I ISI I II XII XII I If I ,If-I-IHII EI I If 'I I . I II I II I If II I II If , , W 2 I III 1 I . M OI FX, J I 1 1 I By winning one of its two meets and by scoring two places at the Penn Relays, the 1935 Penn State track team showed undoubted improvement over its former season. Although they lost to Pitt, the Lions ended their season with a victory over Syracuse. Captain George Harvey was the outstanding per- former, being undefeated in dual competition in the mile and half-mile. At the Penn Relays on April 26-27 Stateis medley relay, composed of Stiteler, Downey, Book, and Harvey, won second place. R. Sigel was third in the discus. State was able to win only two events in the Pitt meet on May ll, losing by a 10llyQ-to-3315. Harvey cap- 1 R. In' , .1 Stewart Book Miller Stewart wins the 100-yard dash against Pitt Page Three Hundred Forty-nine hi R. Sigel A Alexander Downey tured the mile, Stewart the 100-yard dash. Brown, a sophomore, broke the local record for the shot put with a throw of 45 feet 1115 inches but this was only good enough for third place. Stewart was second in the 220, Book in the half-mile. In winning from Syracuse by a score of 74-to-61 on May 18 State demonstrated that its greatest strength lay in the distance events. In the mile Captain Harvey, Alexander, and Book finished in a first place tie. Alex- ander won the two-mile event while Harvey and Book finished in that order in the half. Other first places were scored by R. Sigel in the discus, by Brown in the shot, hy Captain-elect Miller in the Page Three Hundred Fifty Captain Harvey wins the mile in the Pitt meet lang li 'YW P. ff ll Xl: ik. fri. -I .,x ' , . iii t fr' gi' J X 0 I 91 X I I ltu : lI.93ff,A' l t ' 5 KW xt, W , i My t 1.11--5 f 1'Ht V . -itgjff' , iii- wt Qt, ,gf N 3 .il Lily 1' 1',.'w i Ni Mr liillfl' ' 1 il, A L t jfxjw .5 i 1 l Ty X iifkh, iflef f 5' tx ff rf' Vhhl l I nf hammer, and by Osterlund in the low hurdles. Smith tied for first in the high jump. Stiteler, Downey, Stump, and Stewart also scored places in their events. While the squad's loss from graduation was not large numerically, the seniors were the most consistent per- formers on the team. Harvey, Alexander, and R. Sigel won points in every meet. Other graduates were Stump and H. Sigel. SUMMARY Penn State - 3316 Pittsburgh - - 10115 Penn State - - 74- Syracuse - 61 Thomas H. Sigel 3 Osterlund A Slate high-jumper fails to clear the har Page Three Hundred Fifty-one Jeffrey, Coach 1 l Bielicki, Captain Pollitt, Manager Soccer ORGANIZATION Coach WILLIAM JEFFREY Captain - - Josmfl-I W. BIELICKI Manager - - EVAN POLLITT Despite a perfect season, being undefeated, untied, and unscored upon in seven games, the Lion soccer team failed, on a technical ruling, to be awarded the Eastern Intercollegiate Championship. The seven seniors on the squad had the almost unique record of never having lost a game in their three years of varsity play. Gettysburg was an easy victim in the opening game, the score being ll-to-0. Temple fell by the same score. l'allitt l'oi'ln:ll1 llarac-N Mm-Ewan Dallas Wuqlell ltarlla Palmer .Ii-ITr4-y Curly:-tt Lum.: lil:-lirelii liiaan XVelsh Bell Mi4-hell Taylor Ox-aterlaml ltlandol Wacker Page Three Hundred Fifty-two ' 'Fam 2 l 2-'X at lr it M31 at li Nh! ,1 , x xy ,- fer. if E iurvi-il I' UNI, K ,VJ LYT 'w . l l fr ,if 'ii 91 fs i ,,-5, , N fl x-, li l it f ,, xv t :H f' fi , 5 gif I+! U, 4 , il n ,fiery PM .' ty 'E Ulf . C i 1 3.,f1' , t I fr Lafayette, playing a purely defensive game, kept their goal untouched, but in the extra period State scored, winning 1-to-0. In their first game away the team easily disposed of Army 6-to-0. Syracuse was defeated 4-to-0 and victories over Springfield, 1-to-0, and over Navy, 2-to-0, ended the season. On the annual All-American team, picked by Coach Bill Jeffrey for the Associated Press, State placed four men, Ray Bell, Bill Sutliff, Bill McEwan, and Captain J oe Bielicki. McEwan, who was high scorer for the sea- son, is the only one of these who will he back for next season. The team received an invitation to play a series of matches in California during the Christmas holidays, but because of a lack of funds and the impossibility of getting a definite guarantee, the trip could not be taken. McEwan Bell Lon g The Syracuse backfield watches a low hard shot from Corbett's toe Page Tlircc Hundred Fifty-three KX : ,,,fv A i!'fQ' .kv 7 xl Corbett i Binns Sutliff Goal - - Left Fullback - Right Fullback - Left Halfback - Center Halfback - Right Halfback - Outside Right Forward Inside Right Forward Center Forward - Inside Left Forward Outside Left Forward LINE-UP Bell, Palmer - Binns Barnes - Long Bielicki - - Sutliff Wacker, Welsh - Osterlund - McEwan Miehoff Corbett 1 J W Fi Carl Wacker drives a hard left foot shot to the goal against Lafayette Page Thrcc Hundred Fifty-four fn QA ' ff A L, 1' if il If .J , NX gg N 3 WWW M4 . V . I fly it U ,j 'sr Qtl f tial f if I 71,1 , ,lin wl 'gf 30 ,A My if T7 Hy S Phil Gay? .bf , ,fffljhf X .2 .3 at Lf-f: 55 nf J! nr y 1 3. tl tt 'T K' W 7 R ff V u, Wt V? J QE' ' ln' ,H i I f lt, , , , , ix ffl 1 f Ha Jw Ez its 5 ' X-r X r ,Q i .X ,,,s If, V lwvrhi w 3 rl gift, 1? 3 Tuldqllilx E I4 , a T-Tix I Ei'vJ,.l y flyfrf, f ik'1h Vx i EU el T 5 T ,W lift it f uw X 15 TANF tl il MEIN: Klifl v VN T +21 li IHI5 'Qi 5 , :i :.-- i M I' lei? Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn State State State State State State State SUMMARY 4' Gettysburg 4 Temple 1 Lafayette 6 Army 4 Syracuse 1 Springfield 2 Navy - Osterlund Palmer Welsh The Springfield goalie makes a beautiful save Page Three Hundred Fifty-live Werner, Coach Book, Captain Vandcrslice, Manager Q ., Coach Captain Manager D. C. Book C. R. Clark Cross Countr ORGANIZATION PERSON N EL H. A. Downey D. M. Daugherty P. T. Olexy CIIARLES D. WIERNIER DUVERNEY C. Book E. LANE VANDERSLICE E J. D. Surmatis W. T1'ill1lJlC Headed by Pete Olexy, lirilliant sophomore stat' who took first place in every dual meet of the season, the Penn State cross country team again completed an undefeated season of dual competition. - IQ Vmidvrnlic-0 Dull::llc-rty Oloxy Sllrlnatitls Hook Downey Trhnhlu tllnrk W1-rm-r Page Three Hundred Fifty-six Lehigh was downed hy a perfect score fl-5-to-15. The next week, over one ol' the most dillicult courses in the East, the team defeated Yale hy a 23-to-32 score. Pitt, running over their own long, tough course nearly upset the Lion harrie-rs, the final score being 27-to-28. Against Syracuse the team gave its finest performance, four men, Olexy, Captain Book, Downey, and Trimble finishing in a four-way tie for first place. At the lntercollegiates in New York the squad was not up to its usual form and finished in sixth place. SUMMARY Penn State - 15 Lehigh - - ll-5 Penn State - - 23 Yale - 32 Penn State - - 27 Pittsburgh - 28 Penn State ---- 17 Syracuse 38 lnlercollegiates--6th Place. Olexy Downey Triinhle Freshmen and Varsity start a trial run Page Three Ilundreil Fifty-seven Thiel, Coach I I . I I I I 1 I I Weber, Captain Ferry, Manager Lacrosse ORGANIZATION Coach - - - - - GLENN TIIIEL Captain - ROBERT E. WEBER Manager - THOMAS L. P. FERRY LINE-UP Goal - - - - E. C. Gerber Cover Point - - R. S. Eisenman Point - - - - - J. M. Hoft First Defense - W. L. McClaren, L. H. Hontz Second Defense - R. E. WelJer, Captaing D. Himoff - - J. A. Reed, J. F. Conley - J. D. Kilfoil, G. F. Koth C. W. Hasek, Jr., F. L. Maley Center - First Attack Second Attack In Home - - - - G. A. Robeson Out Home J. F. Rumbaugh, Jr. Nineteen thirtv-five saw Penn State's lacrosse team fi ht throu h a . 5 S hard schedule to finish a successful season, winning four games and los- ing two. I . Al Page Three Hundred F ifty-eight Varsity Lacrosse Squad, Spring of 1935 111 '95 III I I .I fl J M 15 . AI .I V: I I fr rn. J 'Rl EI r 4 I za. I. I' fs I at - I Ms fmgw if I N E, I ' :ff If 'If it .11 I . J'. 3I.vIlI e I x PF' : III .4 n' wr f' TE I if 'W .xl TI II 'ax 1.4 jg. I ey., an I 'I 111 f I In! :MI SU IZIIII. I ,. I aft ,fi ' I I IIIIW IIr 'I I I WI on ,xx IYIW 1 The opener against Lehigh was slow and easily won, Statels stick- men scoring fourteen points to Lehighls none. State fought hard in the second set-to but was edged out by one point by the more experienced Maryland squad. Both defense and attack clicked in the Penn contest and State scored consistently to win 11-to-3 before a thrilled Junior Prom crowd. Cornell bowed 10-to-6 in one of the roughest games of the year. Many substitutions slowed the Lafayette battle, which was won 19-to-4. A superior Army team took advantage of State penalties in the Hnal game to emerge victorious, 12-to-4. Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn State State Stale State State State i-1 ' SUMMARY Lehigh - - 0 Maryland - 14 Pennsylvania - 3 Cornell - 6 Lafayette 41 Army - 12 i I X Kolll Gerber Robeson Action near A1'my's goal in the season's finale Page Three Hundred Fifty-nine Rutherford, Coach Platt, Manager Golf ORGANIZATION Coach - - - - ROBERT B. RUTHERFORD Co-captains - H. LLOYD BEYER, THOMAS E. MARSIiALL Manager ---- VERNON D. PLATT PERSONNEL H. L. Beyer D. H. Masters T. E. Marshall M. Walsh C. A. Menard J. C. Hunter Using a six-man team in every match excepting one, Penn State's golf team enjoyed a successful season. The team won eight matches and tied one with Pitt. This was the best season that the team had to date. Cornell visited State College and was defeated by the perfect score of 9-to-0. The following week-end in Pittsburgh the Lions had a tie match with Pittg the following day Carnegie Tech was defeated 8-to-1. 1g,,H,,.,-I-.,,-11 M,-lm,-41 Xvnlsh Hunter Ita-yor Mnrshnll Mnntorn Platt Page Three Hundred Sixty if psi Z, H l.. '11 l in M, 1 J., IK j' X , t, In I-, S , 3 t ik if if F ff fwfr AY: ' 2 t, t. P' , G ,xr wx V' 9 rr V l Vt .. If it- ff' 't rt, ' xr- ' Y 1 x l. ll '1 if fa ,F Using a four-man team State defeated Lafayette hy the perfect score of 6-to-0. In the next match Bucknell was defeated hy the perfect score of 9-to-0. Playing a return visit to Cornell, State defeated them the second time by the perfect score of 9-to-0. The following week-end at Phila- delphia, State defeated both Haverford and Penn by the scores of 7-to-2 and 6-to-3. In the final match played on the College course State de- feated Army 7-to-2. Co-captains Chick', Beyer and Tommy Marshall were for the sec- ond year the most consistent players on the team. Don Masters again turned in the best score during the season. SUMMARY Penn State - 9 Cornell - - - - 0 Penn State - University of Pittsburgh - - Penn State - 8 Carnegie Tech - - 1 Penn Stale - 6 Lafayette - - 0 Penn State - 9 Bucknell - 0 Penn State - 9 Cornell - - 0 Penn State - 7 Haverford - - - - 2 Penn State - 6 University of Pennsylvania - 3 Penn State - 7 West Point Military Academy - 2 4 I' V In-wa. - t-, Beyer Marshall A portion of the College course Page Three Hundred Sixty-one Stover, Coach Green, Captain Levy, Manager-Elect Tennis ORGANIZATION Coach - ---- HARVEY W. STOVER Captain - G. NELSON GREEN Manager - WALTER F. GAYLOR PERSONNEL Miss Dorothy L. Anderson C. N. Green R. B. Keely H. Block J. R. Heyison J. R. McCann R. D. Campman J. L. Smith Probably the outstanding, certainly the most interesting, feature of the 1935 tennis season was the appearance of a girl, DOF, Anderson, on the Penn State varsity team. Competing in all but two of the team's nine meets, Miss Anderson won six consecutive matches before dropping her last tilt. The season as a whole was the most successful that a Lion tennis team has gone through. In the nine game schedule, the largest that a State net team has ever undertaken, only two matches were dropped, those to the strong Navy and Cornell teams. Page Three Hundred Sixty-two 1 T I 3 tJl N ..... ff? hy' f in I f ya. axjw ' xf li I l ' ,' ,,, ' 1 ' v K K ' J W E , ff NC 't 'K ,HJ,l'vl , l S i t i i W f it ll lx 3 il fig ' , , ,, :if V it N . . Y Ulf? .il ,blnl 1 i lQf'i .Mi '.J' fill. Hit? 23,2 513. E U r ly 1 1' ' 1 li V i it ii 5 lr cg Q it if iii 1 t . i 1. lx Pdf ff M . ljll 1. fn rg! i Wm i it AXIVQ ta ti . '11, -fr. rw N J 1 C at at we ' 0 x 4, 'wg tvix 'E fwlixq W r- ? 'kk its W1 iff: x-Q ffiihii X , X Du., i. ti in , ,N it if at it-wi i iii' A i 9 ' W, 1 N 'r i i il J i i ti 'if J vtpti i if W it ! 11 W1 tg. After defeating Pittsburgh at home by a 6-to-3 score, the State team took Carnegie Tech 5-to-0 in an abbreviated match in which Miss An- derson made her first appearance. Bucknell was defeated 7-to-2. The first trip of the season saw the teamis first defeat at the hands of Navy, 8-to-1. On the same trip Gettysburg was conquered 8-to-1 and Johns Hopkins lost to the Lion netters, 6-to-3. State took the next two matches, with Dickinson at home and with Syracuse away, by shut-out scores, 9-to-0. The last match of the season was dropped to Cornell, 8-to-1. In addition to Miss Anderson and Captain Green, the team lost Block, McCann, and Heyison by graduation. James Smith was named captain for the 1936 season. iii SUMMARY Penn State Pittsburgh - Penn State Carnegie Tech Penn State Bucknell - Penn -State - - Gettysburg Penn State Johns Hopkins Penn State Navy - Penn State Dickinson - Penn State Syracuse - Penn State Cornell Anderson J. Smith Block Page Three Hundred Sixty-three H Wlilku, Couch 3. f K, .ff ,ag Allen, Captain Armstrong, Manager K ll'1lIll.1 llrmllilln tlnokln Page Three Hundred Sixty-four Fencing ORGANIZATION Coach - - NELS S. WALKE Capzain RICHARD H. ALLEN Mfmager JAMES H. ARMSTRONG PERSONNEL Richard H. Allen Carl G. Brodhun H. Spencer Potter R. Edward Bowen William S. Gookin Walter R. Storrs Richard Lewis Q H Allen l'ott:-1' llmvon Storrs ln-wlu Wallin 2 1 u 55,1-.A t N xt 5 1 lg ii 1- A' , t. My F ii QQ? a x N . k . The 1936 fencing team enjoyed but little success so far as victories 9 - V and losses were concerned. After being unable to meet the mediocre , t tty?-' Johns Hopkins team in the initial home meet because of heavy snow 4 A 5 fx, 1 and poor driving condltlons, the team embarked on a two-meet trlp to owls .. v 4 V ' engage Syracuse and Cornell. Both of these meets were lost to more ' experienced men. On March 7, the Rutgers bladesmen visited State College with at rec- PH ord of three victories and one defeat. A more seasoned State team 'P 'kilt scored a 13-to-fl victory in a meet that was marred only by the lack of l Z good ofliciating. Arid! Vi, I SUMMARY Bowen Penn State - - 8 Syracuse - 9 - A Q 4 ', Penn State - - 3 Cornell - lil- ' - ' 'Q Hai' ' 1 1 ' Q tml Penn State - - 13 Rutgers - 4' W ' ' 45 lit 4 ' ' g 5 t Kuxrlg ' Storrs Q VXX L t ax' E l,,y ni Fi ri 6 llux MU? , Q F , J H, wgll1 Bowen scores foil victory against Rutgers H xl , l 1'- if ' Page Three Hundred Sixty-five ,ff 2 -h Wallic, Coach 1 . . ' 1351, Gynmastics ORGANIZATION Coach - ----- NELS S. WALKE Captain, - PETER LEKTIUCK Manager - CYRUS GORDON PERSONNEL Samuel E. Beck Ray A. Mattern Irvin A. Rorabaugh Peter Lektrick George T. Terwilliger Hard-hit by graduation and meeting two of the best teams in the country, Penn Stateis gymnastics team, under Coach Nelson S. Walke, lost its two meets with Illinois and Army. I tat., In the first engagement with Illinois here, George Terwilliger scored ff,',,,J' ' I M' .l Lcklricli, Captain ,,, Cordon, Manager Hrst place in the horizontal bars while Illinois conceded the rope-climb- ing event. lVIattern, Beck, and Rorabaugh all scored places in tumbling, the parallel bars, and the rings. The final score was 34-to-20. Against the strong Army team the Lions were overwhelmed by a 52- to-2 score. Beck, in the parallel bars, and Mattern, in tumbling, were the only point scorers. In addition to these meets the team gave an exhibition during the half of one of the home basketball games and held a meet with the strong freshman squad. 1 I li Ito:-k Page Three Ilundrcd Sixty-six nv I Muttern Smith Tm-rwilligcr lturnlmugh Wnlkc Coach - Captain M anager William G. Balderston Clyde A. Bayless Marshall W. Brown Robert E. Brown Gilbert D. Burleigh Swimming ORGANIZATION ROBERT E. GALBRAITH RICHARD A. GEIGER HENRY D. BROWN, Jn. PERSONNEL .lames L. Cumming Robert H. Dewalt Richard A. Geiger Marlin M. Hart William llelricgcl Eugene S. Lesko Raymond W. Parks ,lohn T. Walker' .lerry Weinstein Competing for the first time as a regular varsity sport, the Penn State swimming team under Coach Robert E. Galbraith completed a suc- cessful first season with a record of one victory against three defeats. The team's first meet was dropped to Syracuse by a 41-to-30 score. Captain Dick Geiger, in the back-stroke, Gil Burleigh, in the breast, and Bill Helriegel, in the 100-yard free-style scored first places. Against a strong Pitt team, John Wailker was the only State swimmer who took a first, winning the 100. The final score was 39-to-28 in favor of the Panthers. The team won its first victory swimming against Cornell, 38-to-30. In addition to the relay, State won the 220-yard free-style with Cum- ming, the dive with Parks, the 1140 with Dewalt, and the back-stroke with Geiger. In the last meet the Lions lost to Penn 53-to-18. Geiger won the only first place. Galbraith, Coach Geiger, Captain Brown, Manager II. Brown Wise Henderson Cunnning: We-insti-in D1-Walt Gull ruitl lruwn Parks G nizrvr llnrtz lkurloigh Page Thrcc llundred Sixty-seven ggmmzvm ZDPI ua-l75O 5 ' Walkr', Coach Lb hr Brown, Manager Patrick, Captain C oacli - Captain Manager Alex llarantovioh Max C cmx' bin William Covolus William Denise Hiram Delwiler Anthony Ciannantonio Victor Centilman Freshman Football ORGANIZATION NUMERAL MEN Thomas Gregory Dean Hanley Harry Harrison Alfred Lang Joseph Metro Maurice Parker John Palrich Joseph Peel Nm,soN S. WALKE JOHN PATRICH HPINRY D. BROWN David Pergrin John Rilenour Anthony Sacco Charles Schrieber Walter Scott Sever Toretti James Worley lili4'll0lll' Hunley Worley Detwtlor Bron n l'o-4-I Burnntovitvh Kovnlte-Ii Pntrlvh Wulke llrtf-n Hrs-gory 451-ntllmnn Hnrrl mn M4-tro Gtnunnntonlo 1'nrker Pay lltrce Hnnflrecl Seventy 'ff-v it Ha 123 tiki 1 ,Q 1' , 2? 1 44'l'l '1 il',1 21. . -t x l .f:',, if A L xl NW, W. lx, , J ,lil i s 1 l '-1 l X , v,1 ll.. Dt fi , w I 'F lil , ,V -nz la , ff . I i fi 4' 1 if ..' Ln tg l an GU -f 1 1 J Y , S i l w fi ll w. lil lar i du 'A l ll 4'.- w lil IP ,, ,, K .K K. , A l l Q' 1 J 'ii Z 5 p X -Q M x,,' 4 p , Q.l ',.,'f ,- X 5' x llhl X' is ., I 1 w Ml l V, ifgtrw . ' X A Ei, V xt 1 Q' f ll i ' ,- f :sqm i ,, :PNP . A xl l 'fi 'l,'iIl':l3 t in i Us ltwl Q N W , ty ll ,lfpxfd 3 t.-Q w l. Q- l . 3 k l it W l tll li all Q Winning over the Navy Plebes in their last game, the freshmen closed the season with two wins, two losses, and two ties. The season un- covered three outstanding stars in the persons of Patrich, Hanley and Denise, who should go far in varsity competition. The two most colorful games of the season were the victory over the Navy Plehes at Annapolis, and the defeat at the hands of a powerful Pitt freshman team. The Navy team was undefeated until met by the Lion Cubs. Until this time the Cubs had failed to look particularly impres- sive, but they finally found themselves. A college ruling prevented the first team from making the trip to Bucknell. The second team, although being defeated, gave a good account of themselves. SUMMARY Penn State Mercersburg - Penn State Scranton Keystone Penn State Wyoming Seminary Penn State Pittsburgh - - Penn State Bucknell Penn State Navy Plebes - Harrison Hanley Toretti Harrison takes long pass against Pitt Freshmen Page Three Hundred Seventy-one Zeleznock, Coach Bien, Manager Freshman Boxing ORGANIZATION Coach - - - MICYIAICI. ZIQLIQZNOCK Manager - H. WARD BIEN Captain - WILLIAM S. SOOSE PERSONNEL Joseph Andrukitis Benjamin Niebel Willialn Soose Nestor Kociubinski John Patrich Henry Schweitzer John Kovalich Alex Sopchak Charles Tapman The freshman boxing season, although short, was successful. The record shows that they won one and tied one. The Cubs trained hard and came through with a colorful team. This year uncovered three out- standing performers in the persons of Tapman, Kociubinsky and Cap- tain Soose, and these three will be valuable in varsity competition. The freshman boxers opened their season in a very impressive man- ner as they out-punched the more experienced Lock Haven Varsity by a score ol' 515-to-215. They then traveled to West Point to battle the Army Plebes to a draw, ll-to-ll. SUMMARY Penn Stale - SW Lock Haven State Teachers - - 215 Penn Slate - 111 Army Freshmen - - - 4 Nlel r-1 tnli 1 for l l07n I i Andrnkifls Kon 1 nski Svhwo tx 'A' ,I UP! Tupmun I,lllI'il'll Soosc Knvnltvh Sopclink Page Three Hundred Seventy-two C oach C aptain Manager R. J. Steckel J. E. Yageman B. ll. Klipstcin M. H. Angsladt M. W. Vonarx R. C. Keller W. W. Wear R. M. Tindle Freshman Baseball ORGANIZATION - - - - Liao Houck S. B. Mncnorr - W. E. SIIICLDON NUMERA1. AWARDS Ck' Cm C. J. Muscia J. W. Greco C. J. Fisher B. L. Lappcn C. li. Wangaman A. J. Murphy W. B. Ford B. P. Simoncclli B. P. Eshhach S. B. Michofl .l. A. Boho ll. ll. Cohen P. K. Blank .l. K. Corchin L. M. Edwards ll. M. .lucobs J. C. Peterson Out of the several score freshmen who reported for baseball, Coach Leo Houck found 111116 boys who formed one of the best freshman teams State has ever had. Bad breaks prevented the boys from winning the Villanova game, and that is the only reason that the boys did not turn in a perfect record. Penn State Penn Stale Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State SUMMARY 13 Kiski Prep - - - 2 Villanova Freshmen 12 Dickinson Seminary - 22 Germantown Academy 24- Lock Haven Jr. Varsity - 14 Wyoming Seminary - 6 'T 0 5 -11 7 - 8 Sheldon, Manager Freshman baseball, Spring of 1935 Page Three Hnndrcfl Seventy-three Werner, Coach Walker, Manager Freshman Track . 1 ORGANIZATION Coach - ----- C. D. WERNER Cflplaifl J. H. REDMOND Manager - R. E. WALKER PERSONNEL D. E. Bauer J. H. Fair J. ll. Redmond T. A. Campion C. R. Clark R. E. Cornman L. C. Crammer M. W. Vonarx R. L. Yoder Penn State Penn State - I-I. W. Himes E. T. Kinkead R. L. Koon C. W. Waller M. H. Brizel A. Markowitz S. J. Priolo F. M. Rolhermel R. .l. Shaeffer J. A. Snook F. H. Titlow li. W. Wear l. D. Murphy SUMMARY - - 5915 Cornell - - 75W 5435 Pittsburgh - 8015 While the record of the freshman track team was not impressive, the Cubs losing the first meet of the season to Cornell and the second to Pittsburgh, the bright spot was the sensational record made by .lim Red- mond, negro star. ln the Cornell contest he won both hurdles and both jumps, while in the Pitt meet he broke the local high jump record with a leap of 6 feet inches. Cornman and Koon in the weight events were also consistent winners. Page Three Hundred Seventy-four l Freshman Track Squad, Spring of 1935 11-T55 if ,fl Ii 'Di ' tl :,,. fl-.X A ,H l lf: .ri . Exim xx ff j X ll. 1 .xxttdi N p r 1' ...fi elf' i in it ai iqlf .. Q fi ' Sit-ni is l T Blu.. 'l A 2 :fini '5 iv. .,, gtlizf. .il ui . .2 . .. .1 5 'I I .i . ig , , , H f raffflerft ig, lf? gi i, fXs,,'fgs, M'i'l'it Jil ri ' sl r , 'A fl Li 3 y l ' lg Freshman Basketball ORGANIZATION Coach - HISRMAN Ev:-:Rlemnnus Captain - - SAMUEL F. DAVIES Manager Glsokclc E. SPIZRLING, JR. LINE-UP Forwards - - Davies, Chalmers, Prosser, Painter Centers - - Corbin, Sutton, Sinkosky Guards - Parker, Harrison The Penn State freshman cagers experienced a fair season winning three out of the six games played. The Lions defeated Bucknell fresh- men twice and Kiski once, and dropped a game to University of Pitts- burgh freshmen, Carnegie Tech freshmen, and to Wyoming Seminary. In the opening game at home, the Pitt cubs won, 31-to-18. Penn State came hack and defeated Bucknell in Rec Hall, 31-to-244. In the next game State pounced upon Kiski to the tune of 32-to-17. The next two games were close ones, but the Lions came out on the losing side both times, Carnegie Tech, 22 and Penn State, 21, and Wyoming Seminary, 32, Penn State, 29. In the only away game played Penn State again defeated the Buck- nell freshmen, 40-to-27, thus finishing a season with a balanced ledger. Everhard us, Coach Spcrling, Manager Spnrllnp: Ulmlunr-rs Pnllm-r Curtain Sutton Nnkoslay Torr1'Iti EVl'l'lll It. ll. Stein MvMlm'Iu-ill Parker llnrrlscn All-Nm-ly Dnvics Page Three Hundred Seventy-hve I N T R A MS LIP RO FR LT 5 -rv, f v .,1.. IN l IIAAII HAI. M.XNM.I.lIs Iillllu II-I iiliilllllllli Ilan n ,. ,. ri or llollr-u-imlllt-r .loiinsam I Xloxumln-I' Sniith YIIIINJIIIII Lnrliins INTRAIVIUIIAL BOARD II. Id. Cnrson, Clmirmmi XV. l+'urg.rusun, Jr. .l. II. .luvnhs J. Ii. Pruitt .l. I . Iichr W. C. Mohnkcrn W. W. Show ll. II. Ilcmlcrsrm, Jr. I . 0'lInru .l. I'. Swift EX-OFFICIO II. Ih-zciuk IC. IT. Ilisvhoil' INTRAMURAL MANAGERS I nnth:1II - W. Smith Boxing - - W. II. Aiexnnrlcr CI'0HS-C0llIltI'y II. Ilullmunrl Iiaiskuthuil - I'. F. Berg.: llurscx-limes - - II. A. Ilurlmur Swimming - J. R. Ilnrtlcy Wrestling - Ilousolnolclur Vullvylmll A. 'I'. Johnson Ilumllmll - .l. I.. Lurkins finli' I'ut,I. J. E. Minfural BEZDIGK. TROPIIY STANDINGS First--AI'hi Iluitn, 'I'IlcI.:L - - 1l071A5 Points Sm-oml Siprnm Phi ldpsilmn 732 Points IN'l'lIA Ml IIAI. IIUA III! Swift Misc-IloI'I' 0'IIuru .Iuvulls FI-r1,:usun Uursun H1-Iir Slum' Page Three Hundred Seventy-eight Golf Putting llunnur-Up Gull' - - Runner-Up Track - - Runner-Up Socucr - - llunnci'-Up Footlmll - Ilunncr-Up CFUSH-fI01lllll'y Runner-Up 115 Pounds C 125 Pounds 135 Pounds---.l. 1-15 Pounds -VI 115 Pounds--II 125 Poumls---lf' 135 Pounds --V 1115 Ponnrls----I. A. A. 'l'npm:ln - Sopchak - ll. Schwartz - '. S. Soosc - Campbell - C. Craig:IicacI C' Pagru Ir Craincr A Intramural foollxnll 1-hamplons, S. A. Ii. TOURNAMENT WINNERS SPRING umm - Phi Delta Theta - - 111-La 'Php-ta Pi - lk-ta Theta. Pi Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Bula 'Phcta Pi - - - Chi Phi - - Phi Kappa - Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Beta Sig.-:ma Rho FA I II. llaschall - Swimming: Iiunncr-U1 I lorscslinus linnnci' Basketball RIIIIIIUI'-III Wrestling I J 1 Ru nncr-Ilp - Della Sigina, Phi - Phi Gamma Dvlta, - - Chi Phi - - - Sigma. l'i - - Phi Doha Theta - Sigma Alpha Epsilon - - Pi Kappa Alpha - Alpha Chi Sigma - Phi Delta. Thuta - - Beta 'Fhula l'i Boxing: - - 'l'au Sifrma. Phi - - Sigma Nu Runner 1 - Lambrla Chi Alpha INTRAIVIURAI. BOXING CHAMPIONS - Non-fraternity 155 Pounds f-141. G. I+'o1-hr - - Non-fran-rnity - 'I'au Sigma Phi 165 l'onn4ls---P. J. G. Patriuh - - Phi Delta Theta - Non-1'i'at0i'nily 175 Pounds- N. Kon-inhinsky - - - 'Pan Sigma Phi - Non-l'ratui'nity Unlhnitvll ---- W. Coopor - - Sigma Alpha, Epsilon INTRAMURAL WRESTLING CIIAIVIPIONS - - Non-l'ratui'nity 155 Ponncls AIC. 141. llouvk A - Non-fraternity - Non-fraternity III5 Ponnmls--A. Il. Smith - - Non-fraternity Alpha Sigma Phi 175 Pounds---141. W. Johnson - - Phi Dclta'l'hcta Non-fraternity llnlimitcrl--W. 'l'. ldllwoorl Delta Theta Sigma. INTIIABIITIIAL IIOXINH t'1lA MPIUNS Fm-lir S1-Iuxvartz Uonpvr S01N'IlIlIi Soma: Km-lnhiimlay Page Three Hundred Seventy-nine V wnvvv- --vu W O M? E NH Sl. E T I C S M. E. Springer J. B. Northrup Womens Athletic Association OFFICERS M. E. SPRINGICIK - - - President J. B. NORTHRUI' - V Vice President M. W. Banner - Secretary C. L. WAGNEIK ----- Treasurer WOMENS INTRAMURAL BOARD Head Manager Assistant Manager ----- Assistant Manager ------ D. - - - - - - C. L. WAGNER B. M. CoHi:N A. SANDER 'r The Women's Athletic Board, composed of the officers of the Asso- ciation, the head managers of each sport, and two representatives from both the freshman and sophomore classes, is the governing body of the Women's Athletic Association. The purpose of the Board is to elect managers for all women's sports and to govern women's athletics. It was decided this year that the Treasurer of the Board should auto- matically become the president of the Intramural Board, which deter- mines the policies of all intramural sports and aims to acquaint all women students with athletic measures through the representative from each intramural unit. At a banquet held at the lVlacAllister Hall on March 26th the prac- tice was initiated of installing all officers of the athletic association, giving awards for individual attainment, and giving the cup donated by the Association to the winning intramural unit in the presence of all women students and guests. MacAllister Hall won the intramural award this year, having obtained the highest number of athletic points throughout the entire season. The Women's Athletic Association, a member of the Intercollegiate Womenis Athletic Association, includes all women students in its membership. SK'lllllllllli0l' Evnnn Ellowitch Fish Bever NIH:-nlcy , Bechdel Gruluun Bulelnrnton Snntlern 1+'crclinuml Ullppinger Kemp Taylor Northrup Springer Wagner ltuiney Hnidt Page Three Hundred Eighty-two ,K . v tl if i i 1 it 5 E ij Olin! off ' I ffyv ixfbvmf s Qffiff 'I ,Ji Q?-rrfff rib L ' if L w I 1 I r 1 V t il is Vi' ii if si ll, lilal g 1 if F U 1 V? 1 l fl 2 ' li in it ii if SN li ll mln 'if at 1. 5 Til il my -5 3 g M Ll! I, JU t s l i's' H gi 9 li ffl l J' 4 N l i ws s ri 1 : i fi of p il We l W 1 v asain A g JET 'V il i tb l, ,N :I ,N .X--w,4,V CH ,tx -, I XX 4.-' 'xx 'C . .1 , XX- K IRR, sf ' M .xxx-Ivan' QJ s. Q lgi .1 ,- t W 9 'iff 31 9 . 1 n' sg' I v - i ', ga , 1. 1 1 it . y 1' r -1 lil L I' li at zfjjry ggxlt w 1 A E 1' CEE r ij V 1 3 y 1 iz? E BJ Ei '75, ,M 5 W M .L Q r 'V I N li is tw tit' i wifi l 'tlvsil ii Vi 3 Q l I5-Qi I 92 gi llif QM Wifi!! 4 .' I 11 ' ., J, ii r lv? il ti il: Q Q, fi 1 I w i gl , y . 'rr L it Y .5 E3 UU l M JI Archer H carl M anagcr - - - E. B AI.m-:ns'roN Although archery celebrated only its fifth year as a minor sport this fall, it is rapidly gaining importance in athletic contests. ln the annual spring tournament D. E. Ruth won the thirty-yard distance, A. J. Bulota the forty-yard and S. B. Bitting won the fifty-yard. Each of these girls re- ceived two points for high score and members of the var- sity team earned nine points. Since the introduction of archery at Penn State in thc fall of 1929 hundreds of women students have received instruction in the sport. The annual tournaments, car- ried out under the supervision of the head manager, have encouraged many women students to help bring archery into the class of major sports. Baseball Head Manager ---- C. R. FICIKDINAND Since baseball was elevated to the position of a major sport in 19341, interest in the activity tends to make it one of the most outstanding of the women's sports. Keen competition has been shown in the intramural as well as class games that are played during the spring on Holmes Field. The sophomore class team won the championship last spring that had been previously claimed by the freshman class. A. M. Soisson, seniorg A. M. Bowers, junior, and L. J. Burkholder, sophomore, were class managers this past season. At the end of the season those girls who have shown the greatest ability will be selected for the varsity team and W. A. A. points will he awarded them. O Page Three Hundred Eighty-lhrcc Page Three Hundred Eighty-four Basketball Head Manager M. L. CI.lm'1NcEn Assistant Manager - D. E. SCHUMAKEH Under the double round-robin season which was in- augurated last year, in which the championship is played off by two teams which include the fourteen active intra- mural units, keen interest was shown this year by all con- testing units in the intramural games. The interclass basketball season paralleled the playing of the intramural games. The junior class won the interclass championship for the third consecutive year, each player winning athletic points. Under the management of M. L. Clippinger, the fol- lowing girls promoted widespread interest of the women in this sport: H. O. Kummer, senior, B. E. Ebright, ju- nior, D. V. Elliston, sophomore, and D. J. Martsolf, freshman. Fencing Head Manager ' ' J. E. KEMP Although fencing, a minor sport, does not have a var- sity team, and any active interclass or intramural compe- tition, it met with a very enthusiastic response this year. Fifty women attended classes in the Home Economics Building under the direction of J. E. Kemp, assisted by E. M. Oglevee. . Les Sabreurs, fencing honorary, acts as an incentive for women interested in this sport. Membership in this so- ciety is determined by skill and interest. W. A. A. points may be obtained also in this sport. 'x X ,C JQXQHV 4 .JA ? 'ff .J gg af ,.l F it 4 'N 'vt W as ui nl v , Q 1' 7. 34 li' CH. .aiu ,Pl will vm il i : V WI! nf ti 'Q fl ul ,J PAANQ: Q..1, fl 'Ulf 4 - 53.1 1 14. 'X W ,. ' H 'irq ji , il -it n'.1 fb '. ,SMH f , it N.. X XXX 0.7 41, l t 9 I j , I i 4 ,jj Q f ll ji ,. 14,, 2 tl l..llfff rl I it 1 ll 1 V xg gt ll- ,I l Vg W lill I' Ei j tit ll li T , R411 jr . r i i iitiwfp l' t-j jj j .ji il ,tl iU j ,. . ' ii ' 'li Vi? th W I 4' E li i IW , 1 , . i jj 1. Rl i 5 T T, i Xi ,ly U 't i it Q Golf H earl llflanagcr - - - D- F- HUF-L Competition in the golf tournament is becoming more intense, as each year finds many more women students taking a more active interest in this sport. B. Hager, a sophomore, won the women's all-college golf tournament, with M. L. Frear, a junior, runner-up. Twelve contestants took part in this annual tournament, which was note- worthy this year for the high skill that was displayed. The college furnishes a golf course west of the campus and many women students are now taking advantage of the splendid opportunities given them to perfect this sport. It is possible for women students to supplement this sport in their physical education program. One W. A. A. point is given for every three hours of participation. Hockey H earl Manager - - - A. L. GRAHAM Junior Manager - M. I. Dol-murv Junior Manager - M. ELLOWITCH Hockey, the major fall sport for women, draws many active participants each year. The junior class team won the championship title this year. The traditional Army-Navy game is played by can- didates for the varsity team. These teams not only play the major game of the season, but offer the material from which twelve to fourteen women are selected for the honorary varsity team. All-members receive athletic points for participation in tournament games. Hockey practices and games are held each afternoon on Holmes Field under the direction of A. L. Graham, head manager, and the various class managers. -nf. nd., .. . It Page Three Hundred Eighty-five Page Tllrcc llundrcd Eighty-six Tennis llcafl Manager D, P, Fisn Assistant Manager ----- B. WICll'fZ Women tennis enthusiasts are constantly requesting additional facilities to meet the increasing demands of women who desire to participate in this sport. Due to unfavorable weather conditions, all entrants in the annual tournament were unable to play off their scheduled matches, so J. M. Ciddings and V. A. Weaver will play oil their tie score this spring. Tennis, a minor sport, aside from being taught in the physical education classes, offers one W. A. A. point for every ten hours of active playing and an additional point is given for each match won during a tournament. The champions of tournaments receive four athletic points and the runners-up each two points. Rifle H carl M anagcr - - F. E. N ISSLEY Assistant Manager - - - F. TAYLOR Thirty women were coached by Major V. L. James, as- sistant professor of Military Science, this year in rifle for two hours each week at the Armory. Although rifle is still a minor sport, it is the only inter- collegiate sport ior women. Postal card matches have been played with twenty-two leading schools, including Drexel Institute, University of Pennsylvania, and the Uni- versity of Hawaii. High scorers for this year were D. E. Bollinger, D. P. Fish, E. Saunders, C. L. Wagner, and S. A. Wunderlich. Each member of the squad receives five athletic points, and each girl taking an active part in this sport receives one point for every ten hours. 115,511 N x g u 4 1 fini 1 iii i if 1' ' r 'LQ I f I lit M, Q,v'f.l l fiwliffi. j lxzlllisy, Tl, y 1, V , P, it 1 .1 iff. Q fi'gf'i?9 lliililhi wi'f'.i ,N Dx-cl f-2 . A W7 H lptulzihi lg ' I l is t il 53,9 ix U at Ei Ii IH 2 M tilt ?U'iVlZ il X4 i f i-.fa ll K J. Tu if t lift' 15 gf Et li 2 ai U 31' 1 V' .1 iii ,Er rj . . X X? , ,. l i L Y.. fill L ss g ff' iv v I :gil iii 1 , , ,. 'fire 1 . tw .kilt l .11 r 1 'Fi Tl ti A f ---x We l . i i x .V r gf M-. W' tb .X-VF fl J. I,n 5 fx l1RrjX N 1, Hilti' 51 V7.1 52 if f' ,..', u :Q ai 2 . 'r . .V , li t WJ ,if . it M3 .ft fc 1. l' 'ti' lmu +'x W X Sronmmmg H earl Manager M. W. BARBIQY Senior Manager - - - R. R. Nuno Swimming is not only a physical education require- ment for all freshman and sophomore women, but is also a prominent minor sport. Fifty women participated in the form, speed, and diving tests to obtain places on the squads and teams. lnterclass meets were conducted, each participant be- ing required to pass rigid W. A. A. Board requirements. One W. A. A. point is given for every ten hours of prac- tice, one point for making the squad, and five points for every varsity member. T his year women students were given a chance to earn a Senior Life Saving Emblem, eight women passing the test directed by Dorothy Hennicke, examiner. Winter Sports Hcrul Manager ----- D. A. SANDICII Although there is no winter sports schedule made up for women students, the Womenis Athletic Association makes it possible for women students to engage in sled- ding, skiing, tobogganing, and other activities. The As- sociation furnishes all the equipment necessary for par- ticipation in these sports and tries to encourage a larger number of students to enjoy all winter sports. Many over-night hikes were taken to the W. A. A. cabin during this past year. This cabin has served to bring a closer relationship between all those women interested in athletics. It is hoped that a sports carnival might be held in the near future to show the growing interest in sports activities. i .I Page ',l'l1rm'c llumlrm-il liigllly-suv T H R oo uu GR Hs T A T E O' moo ein De Shoolar all, Woo homa Oo galarnbl' 1 nun 1 Ill u llllllIlltllllllllllllllllillllllllllilililllllllill nuns: Dorch hits uh holt-Oorch ochtaab un ahna, Ia alles gonga, gross un gla, Un Orr Karich. N.. X 4 fvak Y x xi Dc brick shtaab yueh'0 mode more, De plonlxa ein noch los. r-ww . ga N., I 5 3 r , 5 al H , ,4- -Q. ill Ill IUUUIOIUOIIIIIUIIIIIUOQ I lilill Ill I I I Hllil-IO! FIIDUCIOI llll lllll ll Me'r garb teum sh0c0'l Somohoog fre, F'r lxamfa moo mc'r no0. Min0eht'noch mc hc'I Dre moe'r more, Won mrr'o rccht hor! gabompcbff Un mon fum lama'e ohoreio freihab, Im ehota Oo is mga. lg 1 'if'Q t l it-Q ti tl tl f ,f . L QM rg utr! x -J, . . ffl, ' , in nl, lhlls li ., hx teh-wg tis! Xt 551 ll. ,' 1. , iimgfx f it .1 H I Ally. lltll,f1 X tt, , . ikfa, li W ,' 1,-Qui: +hMh . tl l ll' fill I f ll ll 1. l T lt l T t l l lt 1654 Y t .Alt .pf Q't,t,.' I meet ,X I t l ill . Wy, ,lt t T ia: I ,Q ft lt A ll l .vm ll? 5, v he ll tl will ll l t ' t t gf ,l1',f'1, l 1 5. l l it l t l ' 1 GLQSSHRY Cover The cover of this, the i936 LA VIH, is similar to those of early Pennsylvania German Bibles-with the exception of the peacock design. This motif, while perhaps not seen on Bibles, was used extensively in Pennsylvania German design. The corded back, of which this is an imitation, is an important characteristic of early books. Booltftllate The book plate, derived from a sampler and reading My Book instead of the Latin Ex Libris, has also incorporated the peacock motif. The sampler was by no means unknown to the early Pennsylvania German woman. AARIN The College The Pennsylvania German takes a great deal of in- terest in education. This is shown by the ntunber of colleges and other schools in the state. Many were founded with the purpose of preparing young men for the ministry. Among the schools in the Pennsylvania German district are: Lebanon Valley fUnited Breth- renl, Albright tllnited Evangelicall, Muhlenberg tLu- theranl, Franklin and Marshall tGerman Rcformcdl, Linden Hall Seminary fMoravianl, Susquehanna Uni- versity lLutheranl, Pcrkiomen Seminary tSehwenkfel- dianl, and Ursinus tGertnan Rcformcdl. Almost all of the Christian denominations are rep1'e- sented in the Pennsylvania German population. There are, however, few Presbyterians and Episeopalians. The Reformed Church in thc United States is the German counterpart of the British Presbyterian and they, Re- formirte, together with the Lutheran, Luteraner, were among the first. settlers. llowevcr, the Mennonites, of which there were very few, came earlier. Other sects among the Pennsylvania Germans arc: Schwenkfeldians lSchwenkfelderl, Moravians llnlaerrnlutterl. Amish or hooker Mennonites, Dunkards. Seventh Day Ad- ventists flifretenser or Sibe Degerl, a few Methodists lMedodistel, United Brethren llfereinigte Breeder or Sehtravlerl, and Wcinbrennarians. There are also sev- eral Catholic settlements, one of which was in Berks and another in York eounty, and Schafferstown, Lebanon eounty, was a Pennsylvania German Jewish community. Foretvoro The decoration above the heading represents a hexafoos, a symbol, of which there are several varieties, frequently painted on barns to protect them from light- ning. This symbol also appears above The Books. Title Page This is similar to title pages in old German Bibles and other books. Probably the greater percentage of these were printed in Lancaster and Philadelphia. The almanacs virtually always carried, and still do print, this representation of a man together with the character- istics of the constellation. Deoication As has been stated, Professor Espenshade is the author of Pennsylvania Place Names. DIVIDERS The Activities Eating or S,cssa was one of the greatest joys of the Pennsylvania German and today Pennsylvania Dutch cooking is renowned throughout the world. This pic- ture portrays thc harvest dinner. At these times the long tables would be piled with such plain, delicious and wholesome offerings as Schnitz un Knepp, Grum- hera, Pfannkuchen, Weiner Schnitzel, Ponhaws, lCb'l Dumplings, Smierkase, Shoo-Fly Cakes, Fawsnocht Kucha, and Rosina or Funeral Pie. The Organizations Everybody joined in and helped with the erection of a house or barn, bitt among some religious sects, such as the Mennonite, Amish, etc., affiliation with secret organizations was almost unknown. The Classes A group of Joe Colleges on the front campus of the Agricultural College of Pennsylvania, Agricultural Col- lege, Pa., about 1863. The first Old Main was torn down in 1929. This picture shows the typical student costumes of the sixties. The cadets wore uniforms similar to those of the Union soldiers of the Civil War. The Athletics Probably a Sunday School picnic witlt sports and contests in progress such as racing, climbing a greased pole, and so fortlt. SUB DIVIDERS Page 5- -Campus Views-shows the little red schoolhouse. 21-MAdministration-An old-time Lehrer lording it over his Shoolar. 894Music-A fragment of a hymn-book page used in the Ephrata cloisters. 121-Religion-The Mennonites still drive to clturch be- hind a horse. 127-Dances-The stricter sects forbade dancing, but among the people of the more ritualistic denomina- tions barn dances were greatly enjoyed. Page 199-sSocial ClubsfThis represents a husking bee. 203-Sororitics-A quilting party. 215-Professional and llonoraries-Next to the preacher the most respected man in the community was the Sunday School teacher. .i81iWon1cn's Athletics-The applebutter stir was something of an event among the agricultural people of the state, Pennsylvania axle-grease or applebutter is just one of the many delicious con- tributions the Pennsylvania Germans have presented to America. Translations for Titles in Pennsylvania German Page 390--AMO' woo sin de Shoolar all, Woo howa do galarnd? Oh, where are all of the scholars who slurlierl here? 1 391- -- Dorch hits un kolt-dorch schtaab un shna, ls alles gonga, gros un gla, Un der Karichf' Through heal and eolrl--through rlutsl anrl snow, Both large and small went to Cllllfflflt-.n 392- De brick shtaad yush'd woo's wore, De plonka sin noch los. Here stands the brirlge--just where it always was -the planlrs are still loose. Page 303-i'Me'r gaed tsum shded'l Somshdog fre, F'r kawfa was me'r nod. We go to lawn. early Saturday morn---- To buy the things 108 need. 394-- Mindsht noclt we ke'l des wos'r wore, Won mer's recht hort gabompedf' You remember yet how cool the water was, After you had 1311111.11011 real har1l. 395- -- Un won fum'lawa's shdreid freihad, lm shota do is rugaf' Azul when from life's troubles and cares you are free, 7'here's rest in the shadow here. R Acacia ............. Administration ........ ..- - - Agriculture, School of Ag. Student Council ........ Alpha Chi Omega --,-- Alpha Chi Rho ..... Alpha Chi Sigma .... Alpha Delta Sigma ---. Alpha Gamma Rho -- Alpha Kappa Pi ..... Alpha Lambda Delta ....... Alpha Omicron Pi --- Alpha Phi Delta .... Alpha Phi Omega .... Alpha Pi Mu ....... Alpha Sigma Phi -..-- Alpha Tau Alpha .... Alpha Tau Omega --- Alpha Zeta ........ Alumni Association ........ Archery, Women .......... ' C Associated Commons lub Athletic Association ......,. B Baseball, Freshman ........ Baseball, Varsity .... Baseball, Women .... Basketball, Freshman - ..... - Basketball, Varsity -- - Basketball, Women ........ Beaver House ....... Belles ...... Beta Kappa ---s Beta Sigma Rho -- Beta Theta Pi ..s. Blue Band --- Blue Key --,---- Board of Trustees - Books .......... ..- Boxing, Freshman - - - Boxing, Varsity ---- C Campus Societies --- Campus Views --,. Cheerleaders --- Page 145 21 30 45 204 146 147 216 148 149 216 205 150 216 216 151 217 152 153 27 283 154. 309 373 342 283 375 324 284 155 111 156 157 158 93 138 24 19 372 330 133 5 31:1 General Inoex Chemistry and Physics, School of ........... -- Chi Epsilon ....... Chi Omega -- Chi Phi --- Choir .... Collegian --,.-- --- Copyright ........... Cross Country, Varsity , Cwens .... .- ......... D Dances - - .. ..... - - Debating ..... - ...... Debating Team, Men -- Debating Team, Women Dedication ...,........... Delta Chi --.---. Delta Gamma .... Delta Sigma Phi --- Delta Sigma Pi .... Delta Sigma Rho -- Delta Tau Delta --- Delta Theta Sigma --- Delta Upsilon .... Dramatics ..... Druids --- ---- E Education, School of -- Engineer -.-.. ....... -- Engineering, School of ..... Eta Kappa Nu -. ....... F Farmer ---.,...---- Fencing, Men ..... Fencing, Women .... Football, Freshman -- Football, Varsity .... Forensic Council .... Fraternities ...... Freshman Band --- Freshman Class ........... Freshman Commission - Freshman Class, Men -- Freshman Class, Women Freshman Forum .......... Page 30 217 206 159 91 68 2 356 139 127 77 80 81 14 160 207 161 217 217 162 163 164 83 140 31 75 31 217 74 364 384 370 316 79 143 94 306 125 306 306 125 Page Freshman Sports - - ..... 369 Friars ....... - - - 84 Froth --- --- --- 70 G Gamma Phi Beta ........... 208 Gamma Sigma Delta .. ...... 218 Glee Club ........... --- 90 Glossary -- .. ....... - .... 397 Glimpses ..... --- 97 Golf, Varsity .... ----.- 360 Golf, Women ,-- ...,. 385 Graduate School --- --- 34 Gymnastics ..... ..... 3 66 H Hillel Foundation ......... 123 Hockey, Women ........... 385 House of Representatives .... 44 Hy-Los .................. 92 Inter-Class Finance Committee 41 Interfraternity Ball ........ 131 Interfraternity Council Roll -- 144 Intramural Board, Women -- 382 Intramural Sports ......... 377 Iota Lambda Sigma ........ 218 Iota Sigma Pi ....... ..... 2 13 .I Junior Class Officers, Men --- 304 Junior Prom .............. 129 K Kappa Alpha Theta ........ 209 Kappa Delta Rho .... ..... 1 65 Kappa Phi Kappa --- ..... 219 Kappa Gamma Psi ......... 218 Kappa Kappa Gamma ...... 210 Kappa Sigma ............. 166 L Lacrosse, Varsity --.-- ..... 358 L,Amitie ........... ..... 2 1 1 Lambda Chi Alpha .... --- 167 La Vie ........... --- 66 f 1 tl ll f at 1, , l. ,f F v .i M if s VM sf 1 l .7 H li ,vt J 4 .am 1 1 I 1 l J V1 K! M? l tl ffxill Pl Q ' .fl l 'fl tt lli 1 Liberal Arts, School of Library .......... Lion's Paw ....... M Military, Department of General lnbef-continued Page 32 35 1 34 34 Mineral Industries, School of - 32 Mortar Board ........... -- 135 Motif .............. --- 13 Music .............. - --- 89 Music, Department of -.. .... 33 0 Old Main Bell ..... Omicron Nu .... P Panhellenic Council ........ Parmi Nous ...... Penn State Club --- Phi Delta Theta ..... Phi Epsilon Kappa ......... Phi Epsilon Pi .... Phi Eta Sigma ..... Phi Gamma Delta .... Phi Kappa ........ Phi Kappa Psi .... Phi Kappa Sigma .... Phi Kappa Tau ...... Phi Lambda Theta .... --- Phi Lambda Upsilon ....... Phi Mu .........,.. Phi Mu Alpha --- Phi Mu Delta ..... Phi Sigma Delta ..... Phi Sigma lota ............ Phi Sigma Kappa .......... 72 219 203 136 200 168 219 169 219 170 171 172 173 174 175 220 212 220 176 177 220 178 Physical Education, School of 33 Pi Alpha xi .............. Pi Delta Epsilon ..... Pi Gamma Alpha .... Pi Gamma Mu .... Pi Kappa Alpha --- Pi Kappa Phi ..... Pi Lambda Sigma .... Pi Tau Sigma ....... Players ----. ....... -- --- Players, Scenes from ....... 220 221 221 221 179 180 222 221 84 85 Page Professional and Honoraries - 215 P. S. C. A. -.- .--. ........... 124 Psi Chi ........ --- 222 Publications ....... --- 65 Public Information Department .... --- 35 Quartet, Men's Varsity ...... 92 R Registrar's Oliice --- -..- 26 Religion -..-.--. ..... --- 121 Religious Program .... --- 122 Representative People ...... 49 Rifle, Women ........ --- 386 S Scabbard and Blade --- --- 222 Scarab ....,.,.., -,- 222 Senate ............ --- 43 Seniors, Additional --- --- 300 Senior Ball ..... ,. .... --- 128 Senior Class .............. 225 Senior Class Ollicers, Men --- 225 Senior Class, Previous Ofiicers 301 Senior Portraits ........... 226 Sigma Alpha Epsilon -.. ..... 181 Sigma Chi ........... --- 182 Sigma Delta Chi .... --- 223 Sigma Gamma Epsilon -. --- 223 Sigma Nu ......... --- 183 Sigma Phi Alpha --- --- 184 Sigma Phi Epsilon -- --- 185 Sigma Phi Sigma --- --- 186 Sigma Pi ......... --- 187 Sigma Pi Sigma --- --- 223 Sigma Tau ..... --- 223 Sigma Tau Phi .... --- 188 Skull and Bones --- --- 137 Soccer, Varsity --- --- 352 Social Club ..... --- 199 Sophomore Band .......... 94 Sophomore Class .......... 305 Sophomore Class Oliicers, Men 305 Soph Hop ................ 130 Sororities - - -- - -- 203 S Men - - -.- - -. Student Board ...... Student Council ...... .... Student Government ........ Student Handbook .... .... Student Tribunal ..... .... Student Union Board ....... Sub-title ....., .- .... Swimming, Varsity --- ---- Swimming, Women --- ---- Symphony Orchestra ....... T Tau Beta P1 .....,.... ,,,. Tau Kappa Epsilon -- Tau Phi Delta ......,, ,-,, Tau Sigma Phi .... Tennis, Varsity --- Tennis, Women -- Thespians .......... Thespians, Scenes from Theta Chi .......-... ,-,, Theta Kappa Phi -- . Theta Nu Epsilon - Theta Phi Alpha ---.- Theta Sigma Phi .... Theta Upsilon Omega - ---- Theta Xi .......... Through Our State .... .... Track, Freshman - Track, Varsity ....... .... Triangle -. .............. ,, Two Year Ags.-1936 ...... Two Year Ags.-1937 ...... U Underclass Oflicers V Varsity Sports --- W Page 313 39 38 37 73 42 40 3 367 387 95 224 189 190 191 362 386 86 87 192 193 194 213 224- 195 196 389 374 348 197 307 307 303 315 Women's Athletic Association 328 Women's Athletics ......... Wrestling, Varsity .... .--- X Xi Sigma Pi ..... 381 336 ---- 224 RCKNOWLEDGMENTS EARL!-: Kmxislnnn Assistance in Belle Section ROLAND G. E. ULLMAN Advice in Planning of Book Guy Z. Srovim Pennsylvania German Titles in State Views Section Enwxmn K. I-IIBSHMAN For volunteered service in gathering Pennsylvania German material HARRY J. W. Kmssuwc i Espeeial interest in progression of the Book Makers of the 1936 LaVie Photography hy .PENN STATE Puo'ro Snov, State College, Pa. Engraving, Printing, Binding Gum' PUBLISHING COMPANY, Williamsport, Pa. Cover Design by AMELIA BROOKS, ,36

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