Thiel College - Endymon Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1947 volume:

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At Thiel since 1945. ELLA GRACE I-IUNTON, L.I-I.D. Professor of Ancient Languages A.B., Thiel, IQOOQ Nlichigan, summers, 1901, 1904, ALI., Columbia, 1918, Roanoke, summer, 1918, El Centro de Estudios Historicos, Madrid, Spain, sum- mer, I923Q Chicago, summer, 1930, L.l-I.D., Thiel, 1945. At Thiel since 1922. ALTON G. KLOSS, M.Ed. Director of Placement B.B.A., Westminster, 19343 B.S.S,, ibicl, 1934: M.E1l., Pittsburgh, 1943. At Thiel since 1941. IOHN B. STOEBER, A.M. Dean of Men and Director of At'lJleiics and Recreation B.P.E., Springfield, 1925, Davis and Elknis, summer, I928Q A.M., Columbia, 1935. At Thiel since 1925. - 421 1-1: if-in gms 11 . ei mag. E51 ,S , E , . ff-C5311 15125 111:-,.,. , I ROY I-I. IOHNSON, Ph.D. Director of Public Relations A.B., Augustana, 19229 A.M., Chicago, 1924, Ph.D., ibid, 1929. At: Thiel since 1929. GEORGE C. REESE, A.B. Chaflain and Director of Religious Activities A.B., Thiel, 1941, graduate, Mt. Airy, 1944. At Thiel since 1945. vfii-e-se ERNEST G. l'lEISSENBUT'l'EL, A.M. Professor of English A.B., Columbia, I926Q A.M., Gettys- burg, 19279 A.M., Columbia, 19301 ibicl, summers, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935. At Thiel since 1930. ra. is WOLFGANG ANTONIUS SCHMIDL, 1.13. Associate Professor of German B.S., Walter fVlCllllH7 1910, A.B., ibid, I912Q Ch.E., Vienna Tech., 19133 I.D., Vienna, 1916. At Thiel since 1941 My .1-mf H1 is .4 1-iw is HENRY M. MCLAUGHLIN, P11.D. Professor of Chemistry B.S., Ohio U., 19145 B.S. i11Ed., ibicl, IQISQ A.M., Ohio State, I9I5Q Chicago, 1917-I9I8Q Ph.D., Iowa State, 1924. At Thiel since 1927. FLORENCE A. BEAVER, A.M. Bursar A.B., Thiel, 1917, University College, Oxford, England, Slll'!11T1Cl', I929Q A.M., Pittsburgh, 1933. At Thiel since 1923. HERBERT G. GEBERT, Ph.D. Dean A.B., Muhlenberg, I922Q A.M., Chi- cago, 1926Q ibicl, summer, 1929, New York, summer, 19305 Ph.D., Pitts- burgh, 1937. At Thiel since 1922. . .5 wi Q 'g,gg5Qg'e3gQ-552-gm. E. awww sew e garage -seg as 1 , M ' N 1 kv I 1 .1 ,. - - X 4 . . M12 f.. - .- Q si - , Hit M :ee - .1 N,-,. 5 . -.15-11, W ,AM .. fr '. Q. 7 1 L11 ,- 1.1 a ,, . E. P 1 I 21111 1 ' .sv ,K .1 jr. 1 V X 1 .- p-1 '1 T14 ,, , 5 Y ,. K .hw I 9. ' ' f. .s ' - ,Ive-E: :iii M1 Z. W 31 ,wg -. W 11-1. 1 . . 1 so ,ge A 1 1'f', Si' ,s A. ,A . . .. F 91 1 i -- ,xj,..,, - ss-1:1 we RUBY KARSTAD, A.M. EVERETT DUANE SAYLES, Ph.D. RALPH 5- WEHNER, A-M Librarian Professor of Biology Associate Professor of English A.B., St. Olaf, 19255 A.M., Minnesota, A.B., Kalamazoo, 1927, M.S., Kansas B.S., Mt. Union, 1931, AM Western 19335 B.S. in Lib. Sc., ibid, 1941. St. Agri., 19285 Ph.D,, Chicago, 1942. Reserve, 19392 ibid, 1940.45 At Thiel since 1945. At Thiel since 1945. AMALONG, M.Ecl. Assistant Professor of Education B.S., Pennsylvania State, 19355 M.Ed., Pittsburgh, 1942. At Thiel since 1946. HAROLD THOMAS BEAN, B.S. Instructor in Physics ARTHUR LEE FUNK, A.M. Professor of Economics B.S., Washington, 19235 A.M., Penn- 4 sylvania State, 19255 Chicago, summer, At Thiel since 1946. emgets of gacuffy Jlfof .qbfzesenf RAYMOND HAROLD Conservatory, 1918, Certxhcate Gull mont Organ School, 1924 AAGO 19241 A.M., New York, 1924 At Thiel since 1940. MARGARETE GORBACI-I, B S Instructor in Business Education B.S. in Secretarial Studies Margaret Morrison Carnegie College Carnw-ie In stitute of Technology, 1943 At Thiel since 1946. IQZ7, 19325 Pittsburgh, summer, 19345 Iowa, summer, 1936. At Thiel since 1928. MARION ELSIE GERBERICH, A.M. Instructor in Music I A.B., Thiel, 19185 Certificate, Thiel VELMA MAE WEI-INER, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Wittenberg, 1928, Ohio State, summer, 19305 Columbia, summer, 1931' Mt Union summer 1934. REBECCA H. IOHNSTON, B S Instructor in Business Education B.S. in Phy. Ed., Slippery Rock 1934 Ground Ill5Il'llCf0I',S ratings C1v1l Acro nautics Administration, 1940 a d 1941 Pittsburgh, summer, At Thiel since 1944. I 945 At -fhiel gince 1545, i Mrs. Russell Morgan, Mrs. Irv Ahl, Mrs. Earl Parver ROBERT S. KINSEY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bible A.B., Wittenberg College, 1938, Ph.D., Iohns I-Iopliins University, l94IQ B.D., Hamma Divinity School, 1943. At Thiel since 1946. Klflfflen fpiafuze BETTE LA-VERNE NUSS Instructor in Art Waterbury Art School, 1942-435 New York U., 1943-441 A.B., Thiel, 1947. At Thiel since 1944. OSCAR R. SAMMUL, A.M. Instructor in Science B.S., College of the City of New York, 19369 A.M., Teachers' College, Colum- bia, 1938, ibid, summer, 1946. At Thiel since 1946. I-I. Pl-IYLLIS SAMMUL, M.A. Instructor of Psychology E B.S., Teachers College, Columbuia 19395 A.M., ihid, 1942. At Thiel since 1946. lr xr AUSTIN PETER COOLEY NATHAN W. HARTER, A.M. I11Sf7'f4Cf07' in French Professor of Mathematics Westminster College, 1919-23gUnivers- A-B., Wittenberg, 1908: A,M ,bid ity of Delaware, Foreign Study Divi- 19095 Pittsburgh, Summers, 1927 5928 Sl0lL 1923-253 Diploma, Ul1iVCl'5lfC de 1929: Allegheny Observatory, summer Naney, 1923, Ccrtihcate, Alliance Fran- caise, Paris, 1923, Institut du Pantheon. ai UCLQEIZ IUNE E. SMITH, Bs. Instructor in Health Education B.S. in Phy. Ed., Kent State University, 1943. At Thiel since 1946. NINA HARRIET SMITH, A.M. Instructor in English AB., Thiel, I898Q A.M., ibid, 1901. ROBERT EUGENE WARREN, M.S. Associate Professor of Physics B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology I935Q M.S., ibicl, I936Q Wisconsin 1938-40, 1945-47. At Thiel since 1946 1929. At Thiel since 1911. Mrs. Carl Busch, Mrs. Karl Prichard, Miss Hazel Godfrey 8 , Cx 15 s k I U55 LOUIS ARTZBERGER Aspinwall, Pa. Economics They do not love that do not show their love. JOHN THoMAs BRAUGHLER Zelienople, Pa. A I-Isitory For to be wise and love, exceed man's mightf' DAVEDA IUN E CUPPETT Addison, Pa. Mathematics A beautiful face is a silent comniendationf' MARGARET MARIE EASTON Youngstown, O. Business Edu. A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. CHARLES EDWARD FAIR New Brighton, Pa. Biology NHC was wont to speak Plain and to the purpose. WILLIAM EARL BABCOCK Greenville, Pa. Chemistry 'KI have no superfluous leisure. EMMA LOUISE CLAPIE New Brighton, Pa. Mathematics If a man't wits be wandering, let him study mathematics. IOSEPI-I DI EEBO Greenville, Pa. Chemistry As meriy as the day is long. MARGARET EVELYN ENTERLINE Greenville, Pa. Biology Of plain, sound sense, lifels current coin is made. ELEANOR PEARL FARINA Bessemer, Pa. Business Education Perfection consists not in doing extraordinary things, but in do- ing ordinary things extraordin- arily well. WARREN WESLEY FAUTH York, Pa. History A true philosopher is beyond the reach of fortune. BEATRICE ISABEL FUCHS Pittsburgh, Pa. English All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely Playersf' DAVID RICHARD GERBERDING Ivlinneapolis, IVIinn. History He makes his promise good. r IEAN MARGUERITE GOODGE Erie, Pu. Chemistry A e cannot wither her nor cus- g , . . ,, tom stale her mhnlte variety. THOMAS EDWARD I-IARR Ruffsclale, Pa. Chemistry True as the dial to the sun. DOROTHY MAE FLOYD Greenville, Pa. History Here is a clear and tme industrious friend. RUTH SARA GASCI-ILER Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry A merry heart goes all the day. LYDIA KATHERINE GOEHMANN Erie, Pa. Biology Good humor is the health of the soul. SUZANNE TITZEL HANSON Greenville, Pa. t English I am busy about the main chancef' IOHIN EDWARD HOFEN Mrinhall, Pa. German The courageous captain of compliments. FRED KOI-ILER Edgewood, Pa. Economics 'KI-Ie had talents equal to business. MARY E. LOVELESS Greenville, Pa. Chemistry ,, . . . Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. EVA MAE MCGRANAI-IAN Greenville, Pa. Chemistry A happy soul, that all the way to heaven hath a sumn1er's day. LOUIS IOI-IN MOROCCO Farrell, Pa. Economics I-Ie that lends, gives. BETTE LAVERNE NUSS Tuscon, Ariz. English Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. GRETA MAE LONG Iollnsonhurfr Pa. Business Edu I'Ier voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. WILLIAM LEWIS MATI-IAY Greenville, Pa. Chemistry uEvery man has l1is devilish momentsf, I EARL ROERT MEZOFF McKeesport, Pa. English Become, dull careg thou and I D 1? shall never agree! A OSCAR WEAMER NESTOR Sagamore, Pa. Economies is The mirror of all courtesy. DONNA MARIE SCI-INABEL Erie, Pa. Business Education Whei'e the willingness is great the difficulties cannot be greatf' I .awrsfsl T I MARIAN SKEZAS I lVIcKeesport,Pz1. Chemistry But for my own part, it was Greek to me. NORMAN JOSEPH TI-IALMAN Detroit, Micli. History l The first to welcome, foremost Q W to cleft-nd. 3 M IOI-IN LOUIS VITALE Greenville, Pa. Economics They that govern most make the least noise. Absent When the Pictures Were Taken LARRY DAURELLE RALPH DEMI, IR. I WARREN LEROY SWARTZBECK Transfer, Pa. Chemistry His better cloth not breath upon the earth. PATRICIA IEAN UBER Greenville, Pa. I-Iistory Think all you speak, but speak not all you think. EUGENE MASER wo .sam aazzfaziaf .gjfucfanfa I I ANN ASMUND NANCY CARPENTER UDE ECKARDT ETI-IEL LASI-IER - GERTR GERTRUDE MILLER PATRICIA RHODES ALICE BAUMGART MARGARET FASH NILA KAUFMAN MARGARET McCLURE PATRICIA RICHARDSON MARY WEICKSEL SPEGLQE A Awzfucfanfi A A I I . TI T , XL T A DONALD DART ROBERT LOVE ROBERT VESPER ROBERT WELLS GLENN ADAMS IRVIN AHL WILLIAM BONEY MONT BOWSER ROBET DENNY IOHN DEONARINE I ELIZABETH EASTON HELEN EDWARDS EARL FARVER ELVA GLATZ HERMAN HEISE DOLORES HENDRICKS LOUISE HERR LESLIE KESSLER ROBERT KROMER CHARLES LACHHMANSINGH ANTHONY LANGIETTI HELEN LEARD iii I w L f 'Y l M PWA MARY LEARD ELIZABETH LIEBE CHARLOTTE MAGARGEE PAUL LUKE Pl-IYLLIS MAGARGEE CARL MAURANA ' MARY MARINI NORMAN MCLEAN MILDRED MOORE IAMES MILLER ISABEL MOUGANIS 101-LN MOUGANIS THOMAS PARSONS JOSEPH PAUL SARAH REICHARD ROBERT RIGG VERNON SALLACK PRAETOP SINGH Eg. if we a ss Q . 2 f x W M x .,: SJW IOAN STODDARD PAUL ULRICH ESTHER STRALEY NANCY TODHUNTER EVELYN WALLECK CAROLYN WHITNEY HARRY WOOD H L Q. -f-is 1 -1' 24 gs. A 'N A-1 ggi cgofzgmo 'asa Addis Beardsley Bowles Caldwell Diefenderfer Flegler Alex Bechman Boylan Conrad Dunmire Foulk Anderson A. Beckert Braunger R. Cooper Egbert I. Greer in Bailey E. Beckcrt B. Brown W. Cooper Fackler R. Greer Baisler Bellingham H. Brown Dar: Filsinger Guinn Bartley Bethune Buff Dent Fleer Hanson W f 1 w . Xe Harris, Houck Kubany, Luzadre Montgomery Noske 'wr a 1 is 1 mi! H mn Harris, M. Hazen Iocoy Iolmson Lambros, A. Lambros, P. Mahan Major Morgan Namey Offutt Osborne Ee-ss Q,- Heise Keller Lawson Mclntosh Nelson Palm -Q sf. Himmclrich Kelso Lochra Mehrten Niemeier Paterson in K 1 535 i , - x ,lv -Q an if xl ,.. Hood Kolesar Looser Meyer Norris Peromo Plischke I. Robbins R. Robbins Rogers Schueltz Scofield Shaulis Skegas Leslie Smock Lisle Smock Spence Steel Stewart Stottlemer Tappert Taylor Thomas Ucchino Upton Vey WaHs Werner Wineman Zacher I rw C' X o N r 7 ff 'S x U55 gzaignzan Adam Andrews Barnett Wm. Beardsley R. Bell Borland Adams Andrews Bartholomew Beatty Bittner Bortz Alexis Armstrong Bashor Beaver Blanset Bowersox Allen Bachrnan Bauder Beddows Blumcr Bozman Alvin B. Baker Beadling Beer Boerstler Bright A ks .' 1 Ancle W. Baker Walter Beardsley G. Bail Boliver Bronson Brosi Crash Den gel Dmvni n g R. Erickson Ford C. Brown Dawson Dennison Duncan Evans Fonts Chambers Charles Davis Dean Deuniston Dewar R. Dunmire Dunmire Fulck Falcs Frank Fuller Church Ray Dell Diemert Eckhard Fischer Pye Clinton Robert Dell Dirming O. Erickson Fogal Galbraith F15 .45 QW! Gebcrr R. Gui 1111 Headland Hess Iennings Keenan M. Gerberding T. Quinn Heasley R. Himmelman johnson Keffcr Ghiates Hansmann Heimberger R. Hood Iohnston Kelley Gillespie Harbaugh Henderson Home Kane Kilburn 15 Goldman Harbold Hendrickson Iacobs Katana King Grotke Harbor Herron Iacques Keefner Kinney I X 'F-M if ' J Klingensmith Klingensmtih Kosnac Lash Lintz Mack i 2 1 , . ., ,Q '59 L 'wi S ' 1 -.. I is 4.1 My x . -. X35 I ,,:,, A51 . I in K ' Klindworth Koenig Koledin W. Larsen Lefes Lund Martin, I. . Martin KMPP M. Kubany Lewis Leary Long Maier McDaniel Koenig A. Larsen Lloyd Leary Lowry Manxiing McGranahan 5. Mceder Miller Nicol Patton Pudliuer Rogers Mensing Miller Nielsen Peterman Ralston Rohrabaugli Merry Moore Nist Peterson Rees Rouse Merrz Moreland Oclen Pierce Reznor Rousseau Miller Morrow Osborn Plank Riethmiller Rozelle Miller Mowrcy Parker Poolos Robson Ruble swan w 1' , A ss , sa if ,paul GN sl E H ex ' . ss , w. 5. A AQQ :S Fe' :. f r -If ' Ruebsamen I. Scofield Singer Stegkamper Sutton Thompson Q H -A mwa- beam ss an as vanw- sm: JH, . X sf an ,mm ss Q . E gn 3 Q as nw an va a y fl w nm as zz P1 ms mf l SatterHe1d Seifert Skelton D. Steiner I, Taylor Thunell va fllmyss M, BI. 'Vw nf El a Q s 1 n x xx A V! ss 2 ly yy m mf mx ss: , sms Schindel Shultz Smyers P. Stewart I. Teare Turnblacer Schmidt Sim oleir Spargo Streilein Thalman Uber F. Uhrey V. Uh rey Vandggrift Ulrich Vetter Vogel I. Vogt V. Vogt Wagner Wall Wallace Way Weaver Weddell Weiss Wells Whalen White G. Wilson I. Wilson I. B. Wilson Wilt Wiskeman Wolchick Wolfe Wood Zarecky Zelmder Ziegler IN MEMORIAM SEN. FRANK L. PAY 1869-1946 RISSELL GYMNASIUM Alf 0 9 Q XJFID gzafa Ist row Kaufman, Goehmann, Clapie, Edwards, Loveless 2nd row Reichard, lVIcGranahan, lvfagargee, Harris PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS President ..... .... E MMA CLAPIE Vice President .... ...LYDIA GOEHMANN Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .HELEN EDNVARDS Pan Hellenic Councill '46-47. . .a venturesome group. . .several heretofore untried activities.. .Combined rushing party of the three sororities for f'irst-semester rushees. . . Selling mums at the Homecoming football game. . .Tea honoring sorority advisors and sorority alurnnae advisors.. .Informal Party for the whole association. . .on November 18 at the USO .... discussion led by Miss Hunton .... refreshments served by Alpha Sigma Pi.. .election of Emma Clapie as new Pan-Hellenic President. . .to succeed Dottie Floyd. who resigned. . .Second semester. . .February. . .a tea for all rushees. . .program of entertain- ment. . .and food, of course. . .The Spring Formal in April. . .A year of much unined activity and increased understanding. . .a worthy accomplishment of a hard-at-work Council. ALPHA SIGMA Pl OFFICERS President ...... ..... H ELEN EDWARDS Vice President ........ .......... I EAN Gooncis Recording Secretary ............ DOLORES I-IENDRICKS Corresponding Secretary .......... NIARGARET EASTON Treasurer ...... ....... .... D o NNA SCHNABEL My white, white Rose. .wiener roast at Riverside Park. .entertaining Greenville alumnae ...December. . .informal dance at Malta Temple. . .the annual Christmas party at Mrs Kloss' home. . .birthday dinner. . .28tl1 anniversary. . .actives and alumnae. . .Schuster's intersorority volleyball and basketball. . .rushing party.. .a snow ball frolic. . .pledging that night at Conneaut!...formal initiation. . .and nine new Alpha Sigs. . .the dance April. . .graduation time. . .the Mother-Daughter luncheon. . .Peggy in the May Court the end of another happy year. Ist row Easton, Carpenter, Hendricks, Edwards, Goodge, Harris, Skezas 2nd row Kaufman, Dunmire, Boylan, Wcicksel, Nelson, Wineman, Scofield Harris, Asmund 1 GAMMA DELTA OFFICERS President ..............,....... EVA MCGRANAHlKN Corresponding Secretary ..... ..... D oms CALDWELL Clerk ......... ........ ..... D o RIS BAISLER Treasurer . .... ..... ....... A L ICE BAUMGART New Gamma Delta advisor. . .Mrs. Rebecca Iohnson. . .informal party in her honor. . . Treasure hunt-hamburger fry at Dottie's. . .Doris Baisler, attendant to the Homecoming Queen. . .Christmas. . .serenade at the frat houses. . .Christmas party at Eva's. . .Rushing party. . .at Club Iewel Box. . .Birthday dinner. . .turkey. . .on pledging clay. . .a royal welcome to eleven new pledges. . .presentation of silver tea service to Miss McGawey for Livingston Hall. . .gift of Gamma Delta Alumnae. . .Selling T-shirts. . .pennants. . .tomcats . . .W.A.A. activities.. .volleyball championship. . .Hell nite at Emmys . .in jail in New Brighton. . .eleven pledges go active. . .April. . .annual spring dance. . .Dottie Floyd, Maid of Honor in the May Court. . .Mother and Daughter Luncheon. . .sponsored by patronesses . . .Commencement . .Iune weddings in the offing. . .Eve and Willie. . .Dottie and Bill. . . Ruth and Lisle.. .Alice and Lou. ..fThiel's the place to get your manj . . .And so-long until September. ist row Walls, Hansen, Fash, Floyd, Shaulis, Moore 2nd row Paterson, Clapie, Baumgart, Baisler, McGranahan, Caldwell, Lasher 3rd Row Leard, M., Fackler, Gaschler, Nfagargee, C., Nlagargee, P., Leard, H. Liebe, Uber, Farina ISE row Rhodes, Stoddard, Braunger, Walleck, Mouganis, Enterline 2nd row Glatz, Richardson, I-leise, Goehmann, Cuppett, Long, Eckardt, Miller 3rd row Fuchs, Conrad, Loveless, Reichard, Herr, Marini, Egbert, Skegas, Hanson, Eaton SIGMA THETA PHI OFFICERS President ..... ..... L YDIA GOEHMANN Vice President ..., . ...... GRETA LONG Secretary ..... . . . .IUNE CUPPETr Treasurer .. .... MARGUERITE HEISE New advisor, Mrs. Amalong. . .dinner at Schuster's and a bouquet of roses to welcome her. . .l-lomecoming. . .skit nite. . .prize-winning float in the homecoming Parade. . .helping Pan-Hellenic Council sell mums at the game. . .and Marguerite I-leise as Homecoming Qucenl. . .No hayride in October. . .bad weather. . .Novembeix . .informal Thanksgiving dance at the Country Club. . .serenading the frat houses after fraternity pledging. . .Annual Christmas party. . .at Mary Loveless' home. . .Birthday dinner. . .given each January by the Greenville alumnae chapter. . .Second semester. . .rushing party. . pledging. . .26 Pledges . . .hell week. . .formal initiation. . .The yearly spring formal. . .Commencement week. . . breakfast hike in honor of graduating Sigma Thets. . .the May Court.. .Iune Cuppett, May Queenl. . .and Graduation. .lvl Seated Iocoy, Gerberding, Rigg, Nestor Standing Daurelle, Gebert, Thalman, Braughler, Plischkc INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS President. .... ..... D Avro GERBERDING Vice President .... ..... R oiserrr Rico Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . , .OSCAR Nissrok The biggest Inter-Fraternity event of the year was its first, the formal dance held at the U. S. O. last December, with Iohnny Ma1'tin's Orchestra. The Council also held several smokers for members of the three fraternities. Helped by the Pan-Hellenic Association, the Inter-Fraternity Association entertained faculty and students at a Palm Sunday tea in Livingston I-Iall Lounge. Again in cooperation with Pan-Hellenic, the Council brought the year to 11 climax with the lnter-Fraternity, Pan-Hellenic Sing on May 9. Though this group has not initiated a great deal of social activity, much work has been carried on behind the scenes in an effort to keep peace in the family. DELTA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS President ..... .... R OBERT Rico Vice President ..... .... E ARL FARVER Secretary ..... .... ..... M 1 mu KUBANY Treasurer ..... CHARLES LACHHMANSINGI-I Thirty pledges! . . .hard at work on the new house. . .radical changes. . .tile-Hoored lounge. . .new chapter room. . .Pledge Dance. . .a royal welcome for the new men. . .midnite smoker.. .Friday before Christmas. . .first social event in the renovated house. . .the Sweet- heart Dinner. . .tremendous success. . .Daily Hall viewed by the public. . . post-Lenten Open I-louse. . .Spring Formal in May. . .with 45 actives and a pledge class of I3 the Sigs come to. . .year's end. ISI row Kubany, I-limmelman, Moliganis, Dr. Schmidl, Rigg, Farver, Lachhmansingh znd row Fauth, Foulk, Beckett, Werner, Mahan, Iocoy, Thomas, Alvin 3rd row Cooper, Gomes, I-leise, Kubany, Thalman, Mezoff, Beckett, Bartley LAMBDA CHI ALPHA OFFICERS President .... . . ..... LARRY DAURELLE Vice President .... ..... T HOMAS PARSONS Secretary ..... ..... F ERDINAND Nosice Treasurer .... ......... I RVIN AHL Social Chairman. . . . . ..... GEORGE VVASSER Ridgway Hall. . .their present home. . .plenty of work to make it bright, . .paint brushes. . .mops. . .many sacrifices. . .a job of which they are justly proud. . .Social events? . . .you bet. . .The fall hayride. . .au important Part in a successful Homecoming. .rushing. . 29 pledges. . .pledge dinner-dance at Schuster's. . .our team is red hot!...twenty pledges went active.. .Founder's Day. . .lviarch 29. . .alumni and actives at Riverview Hotel... smoker at the House. . .intramural sports. . .basketball championship. . .spring formal in May. . .at Conneaut. . .graduation and yearls end. Ist row Noske, Hofen, Gerherding, Dau1'elleyAhl, Boney, Parsons 2nd row Morocco, King, De Febo, Himmelrich, Dart, Narney 3rd row Spence, Peronto, Rowley, Wilson, Wasser, Demi, Dart 4th row Ucchino, Dietrich, Gebert, Smock Leslie, Smock, Lyle, Keller 5th row Hanson, Vitale, Denny, Bailey, Reznor ' ISt row Vensel, Schueltz, Fair, Dr. Iohnson, Braughler, Bowser, Artzberger, Kromer zncl row Luke, Babcock, Lochra, I-larr, Brown, Anderson, Norris 3rd row Mathay, Johnson, Nestor, Ivlaser, Lintz, Adams 4th row Woocl, Plischke, Kessler, Flegler Sth row lvlaurana, lVIcI.ean, Baker, Rogers, Sallack SADHE ALEPH OFFICERS President . . . . .Iol-IN BRAUGHLER Recording Secretary .... . . .ROBERT KROMER Corresponding Secretary. . . . . .CHARLES FAIR Treasurer . . . . .lol-IN SCHUELTZ Alpha Iota Chi.. .alias Saclhe Aleph. . .the echo of 'il-Iail to Theel' through the halls of Elson House. . .several brothers back from the armed forces. . .a new year begun. . .a hay- ride in October. . .Novembera . .pledge dinner. . .13 new pledges. . .3znd annivrsaiy of the brotherhoocl. . . Pledge clancc before Christmas vacation. . .several alumni and honorary mem- bers as guests. . .again winners of the scholastic cup. . .fourth consecutive year. . .intra- mural sports. . .square dance in February. . .Barney's annual spaghetti feed for the frat. .. formal dance. . .April 26. . .at New Castle. . .and until Septmeber. . .au revoir. SSW 1 SADI-IE ALEPH PLEDGES lst row Hazen, Barnett, Robbins, Wood, Klingcnsmith, Bcchman, Robbin znd row Upton, McDaniel, Schmidt, I-larry, Kilburn, Forcl 3rd Row Ulrich, Oden, Bittner, Wilson, Blansct, Stewart ,. .... . .... .. ,.., Ist row zncl row 3rd Row 4th Row 5th Row DELTA SIGMA PI-H PLEDGE Beddows, Clinton, Destein, Vandergrift, Vogelfl. Vogt, V. Vogt Siefert, Dawson, Fusea, Ghiates, Kelley, Weitzel, R. Dell, Wilt H. Brown, A. Wilson, Poolos, Major, Donaldson, Kremis, Brzith Maier, Vetter, Cliurch, Fonts, Shafer, Smyers Alex, Rozelle, Morgan, Tl1igPC11, Miller, Rucll, Saltzmann Ist Row znd Row 3rd Row 4th Row 5th Row LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PLEDGE GROUP Dennison, Boerstler, Iohnston, E. Miller, Schaeffer, Davis, Dengel Nielson, Katana, Steel, Montgomery, Knapp, Wolfe, Andrews, Stottlemyer Armstrong, W. Larsen, B. L:1rsen,.K. Guinn, T. Guinn, Bachmnn, Manning Taylor, Rousseau, Vey, Long, Weiss, Way, M. Gerberding Falcs, W. Steiner, Kinney, Puclliner, Chambers, A. Larsen Standing Charles, Dell, Adams, Shultz, Bethune, Keenan, Lefes, Bronson Pye R Guinn Seated Stewart, Koenig, Singh, Prof. I-latter, Bowles, Nfagargee, Bellinglnm VIKING RAMBLERS OFFICERS President ..... Vice President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer ...... Sports Maiiagei' ..... Advisor ........ IOHN PUDLINER ....RoY GUINN HAROLD ADAMS . .LARRY ROUSE THOMAS GUINN . . .MR. I-IARTER The basic purpose of the Vikings is to unite and organize the non-fraternity men of Thiel College. The club has two objectives: . Sports-to engage in competitive sports with the three fraternities on campus Social-to hold two dances each year, Though the membership of the Viking Ramblers is, of necessity, constantly changing the roll averages about 35 members. A345 9' Q 'K' 'H ug KLA: JI 7 LUTHERAN STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ........................ ALTON PLISCHKE Vice President ..... ..... H ELEN LEARD Secretary . ...... .... L ors WALLS Treasurer ...................... .... B ETTY LIEBE Last fall L.S.A. greeted the newcomers to Thiel's campus with its traditional Welcoriie Party, one of the earliest social events of the year. Until February 23 the L.S.A. met each Sunday morning as a part of the Sunday School group at Trinity Lutheran Church. At that time a new plan for meetings was set up: a supper meeting in the Livingston I-Iall dining room every Sunday afternoon, followed by a period of worship and discussin. The rou has been active also in lar er L.S.A. rou s. Charles Fair, who served durinff g P g I 5 P , as the past year as secretary-treasurer of the Ohio Valley Region, was sent as a delegate to the regional conference at Capitol University, Columbus, Ohio. The Thiel L.S.A. also acted as hostess to the Western Area conference on Marcl1 28-2 , which was attended h re resenta- . . . 9 Y P tives of the colleges in and near Plttshurgh. L.S,A. is slowly expanding to take the Prominent place it should rightfully hold on Thiel's campus. ISE Row Hess, Fash, Grotke, Ziegler, Baumgart 2nd Row Lasher, Walls, Plischke, Leard, Liebe, Shaulis, Baisler 3rd row Singer, Straley, Fackler, Brown, Riethmiller, Cuppett, Alexis, Moore, Dinning 4th Row Ulrich, Bowersox, Gillespie, I-Ieimburger, Harbor, Clapie, Bauder, Bartholomew 5th Row Bowser, Schueltz, Charles, Artzherger, Wilson, Odcn, Plank, MCDH11iCl, Kilburn 6th Row Dell, Harr, Miller, Klingensmith, Pours, Kromer, Simoleit ISE Row Egbert, Ziegler, Fackler, Enterline, Nelson, Easton, Edwards 2nd Row Moore, Bashor, Shaulis, Baumgart, Grotke, Skezas 3rd Row Straley, Lash, Dinning, Koenig, Weicksel, Wiiieman, Lasher 4th Row Hess, Blumer, Alexis, Kaufmann, Riethmiller, Baisler, Brown 5th Row Gillespie, Lund, Mcnsiiig, Learcl, Bowersox, Bartholomew, Harbot YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ....... ........,..... P EGGY ENTERLINE Vice President ..... .... I-I ELEN EDWARDS Secretary ..... .... M ARTHA ZIEGLER Treasurer ....... ................ L OUISE NELSON Thiel's Y.W.C.A. meets twice each month. One meeting is for business and chscus sion, the other is social. Both local and out-of-town speakers present stimulating topics to the group. This year's social Program included the traditional Y.W.C.A. events, sources of a lor of fun as well as inspiration: The Breakfast Hike at Riverside Park. The Bonfire Sing. The Christmas Party for Underprivileged Children-with a decorated tree and presents and a real live Santa. The End-of-the-Year Picnic. I Besides these there were a Progressive Dinner, a Miisical Tea, and a dance sponsored by this group in conjunction with the Student Union. A special project was the sponsoring of the Student Christian Movenient on Thiells Campus last fall. ENDYMION STAFF The original Endymion editor elected by the Iunior class was Charolette Magargee. But when Charley left school after the first semester, the task was left to Phyllis Magargee and Esther Straley, who were chosen co-editors. Business manager Thomas Parsons was assisted by Fred Gillespie. Robert Denny did the writing for sports, Mary Mariiii, classes, and Mild1'ed Moo1'e, features. Photography constituted Helen Edwards' department. Art work was very capably done by Bette Liebe and Bette Nuss, Left to right Straley, Denny, Maririi, Nlagargee, Parsons, Edwards, Gillespie, Moore TI-IIELENSIAN STAFF The Thielensian staff has moved ahead by great strides this year, helped in its progress by an enthusiastic student body. Lack of a room to serve as headquarters for the Paper has not hindered its publication. A new communication system has been set up on the first floor of the administration building for all Thielensian workers, and a special bulletin board is already in Practical use. The editor and staff are hopeful of further improvement through the cooperation of all student and faculty members in the coming semesters. Ist Row Singer, Stoddard, Boles, I-limmelrieh, Marini, Straley, Looser 2nd Row Farina, Rogers, Miller, Brown, Eckardt, Rhodes, Richardson, Walleck 3rd Row Glatz, Alexis, Bartholomew, Bowersox, Nlagargee, Bauder, Uber, Andrews 4th Row Lefes, Wilsoii, Fonts, Kromer, I-limmelman, Bellingham -. STUDENT COUNCIL Ist Row Long, Ma1'i11i, Egbert, Patton, Gusclmlcr zml Row Mo1'occo, Thalman, Ccrbcrcling, Vitale, Rigg, Alvin BETA BETA BETA-Regular meetings of Beta Beta Beta, national honorary biological fraternity, are held the Hrst Tuesday of each month. Guest speakers talk to the group on all Phases of biology. On April I the club held an open meeting, at which time Barney Perifano spoke on Pharmacy as a Careerf' Tri Beta has a social side, too. Last October, members enjoyed an all-day picnic at I-lenry's Bend along the Allegheny River above Oil City. ln May their seniors were honored at a banquet. OFFICERS-President, Lydia Goehmanng Vice President, Virginia Hansen, Secretary, Emma Clapieg Treas- urer, Dr. E. Duane Sayles, Historian, Ml11'gH1'Cf Enterline. Ist Row Goehmann, Singh, Walleck, Slcezas, M., Enterline, Uber 2nd Row Loveless, Fuchs, Skegas, E., Nlarini, Hansen, Goodge, Clapie, Gaschler, lVIcGrauahan 3rd Row Gomes, Dr. Sayles, M3j0I', Thomas, Deonarine, Lachhmansingh INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB I.R.C.? That's the organization which discusses world affairs. The club meets once a month, with stu- dents or teachers presenting background information on topics of current interest, and discussion is carried on by the whole group. And then there are always refreshments. Last November the club sent two delegates, Kenneth Montgomery and Eugene Maser, to the I.R.C. convention at Vassar College. Several of the members also attended and took part in the Interscholastic Con- ference on Government, held this year at Harrisburg in the form of a model legislature. I.R.C. is Ending for itself an increasingly important place among Thiel's clubs. OFFICERS--President, Moiit Bowser, Vice President, Eugene Maserg Secretary ffirst semesterj Charolette lvlagargee, fsecond semesterj Nlildred Moore, Treasurer, Patricia Richardson. rst Row Anderson, Maser, Magargee, Bowser, Richardson, McDaniel, Upton 2nd Row Long, Nlontgomery, Leard, Wilsoxi, Zacher, Moore. 31-d Row Nlanning, Rogers, Shultz TI-IIEL PLAYERS Although Thiel Players previously existed only as a group of students interested in dramatics, it has now adopted a constitution and become one of the most active organizations on campus, sponsoring or assisting in all dramatic activity at Thiel. Programs of the monthly meetings have included one-act Plays, dialogues, and play reading and criticism. The first major activity of the Past year was a three-act play Here Comes Charlief, directed by mem- bers of thc group who are also members of the class in play Production. The annual spring Play, also sponsored by Thiel Players, was presented in April under the direction of Mr. Heissenbuttel, advisor of the organization, whose able guidance is evidenced by the success of the club. OFFICERS-P1'CSlClCl1C, Beatrice Fuchsg Secretary, Eleanor Farinag Treasurer, Thomas Parsons. 1st Row Wolcliick, Rogers, Andrews, Fischer, Looser, Reichard, Bashor, Shefsiek 2nd Rod Gerberding, Farina, Cuppett, Fuchs, Parsons, Magargee, C., Magargee, P. 3rd Row Gerbercling, Andrews, Patton, Armstrong, Long, Bellingham, Uber, lvlarini, Tappert, Bauder, Matliay, Brown, Bowersox 4th Row Upton, Vandergrift, Fair, Merry, Flegler, Plischke, Boles, Zacher GERMAN CLUB Ist Row Mille1', Guinn, Puclliner, Dr. Schinicll, Nnmcy, Brruinger, Eckarclt zncl Row Bellingham, Diefendcrfer, Eckharcl, I-Iarbot, Alexis, Koenig, Ghiates 3rd Row Wagner, McDaniel, Plank, Poulos, Kilburn, Singh 4th Row Vogt, Wilson, Long, Adams, Koenig, Guinn FRENCH CLUB Ist Row Rozelle, Floyd, Fisher, Mr. Cooley, Hendrickson, Bortz, Miller' 2nd Row Builder, Stottlcmyer, Robbins, Vetter, Ricrhmiller 'Fai' Left to right Noske, lzlegler, Miss Gerberich, Reznor, Zacher THE QUARTET The Quartet was formed during the first semester to provide music from Thiel for various organizations outside the college. Although the activity of the group was limitefl they clid make several appearances. They sung at I-Iornccoming, at formal dinners in Livingston Hall, and before the Thiel WOlHHI1'S club, the selections Well-chosen for the respective performances. The boys specialized in novelty numbers, but also included some more reserved selec- tions in their repertoire. T 1 iv, . F M pg',,, 'Wk' 'T V... . ,f. Lu xxx ., I 1 , w 4. .. ' ' .' u 1 - A w .-as K J, 1 -. i' -arf. . 51. ,tn X U5 iw? X 'Y- fr - Q, Q A v X . I H09 Q 1X W? .N -i V. FH -,.1fS3,f:r:. 'A ' - 2- ,A,f.: wwf, , fd-va. zz, , T zz wa W W EU .7 sf wmu F ?9N1 ' www 4 .ma gimwfasax ai-M ,My . ga ml., - , A - x 5 x . - ' iff ,- img 1 1253 EE ky 374 ni li Y my -1 'fix Hi'-?F:xmaf .flgfmyyy ,Q x R EH N 2 X E2 2 T Q Q Sm W3 W' . E -.7...,.., E z S. .,,. V MM wax-- .mg Qs ,W A-1 L ..-.: -:-. na J, . n ew . N A, U . , , A Q. A E : 3 , 3 mmm F, - gums -. ' 1, a my Xu ss ss mum, Xin. an v 1, S xx Eu 2 5 Ss an E u ff xv l 5 T L 6 Seated Maser, Mezoff, Gerberding lNTRA-MuRAL couNelL With the influx of many veterans and other new students, the Intra-mural Council took on a man-sized job in directing the athletic program for the male students. The activities which were participated in include: table tennis, handball, basketball, volleyball, softball, and swimming. Several of these activities have already been completed, with Larry Gomes of the Sigs taking Hrst in table tennis and loc DiFebo of the Chis taking first place in handball. The Lambda Chis won the basketball tournament. At this writing the Sigs are leading in volleyball. Swimming and saftball remain to be played at this writing but there is a mad scramble for the inter-fraternity cup which is an annual award given to the fraternity or Viking club with the accumulation of the most points. The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity is the defending champion and is high in the running for this year's cup. The group's adviser is Coach B. Stoeber, who ably assists in laying down the neces- sary mles for running such an organization. The entire group did a fine job and nothing but praise can be given to them. Thanks, fellows, for a fine job of directing and encour- aging the intra-nniral program at Thiel! CHEERLEADERS Witli football season back in swing, the cheerleading crew becomes an integral organi- zation on cam us. And with Duck Gerberclin in char e, initiatin several new cheers, P g S g this year's group made notable advances. During the early Part of the year they were nine in number, but after football season six of these were chosen by Student Union to lend cheering during the remzxinder of the sports' season. By next fall only four of the Present cheerleaders will be still in school. But by that time they hope to be wearing new uniforms of navy blue and white. Ist Row Lawson, Harris, I., Skezas, Carpenter zncl Row Cooper, Eckardt, BClllIlgl11'lIIl, Diemert, Smock WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ..... . . .MARGARET EASTON Vice President .... . . .RUTH GASCHLER Secretary . . . . .MARY MARINI Treasurer . . .... . . .EMMA CLAPIE This year the W.A.A. organized an intensified sports Program. Under the guidance of won1en's physical education director, Miss Iune Smith, the organization participated in soccer, tennis, archery, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, swimming and modern dance. An executive board was formed to organize the club's routine business, eliminating the necessity for regular meetings of the whole association. . Ist Row Looset, Nlarini, Easton, Gaschlcr, Richardson 21'1CI Row Harris, Rhodes, Glatz, Leard, Skezas 3rd Row I-Ieise, Miss Smith, Nlagargee, Clapie ISI Row Donato, Alvin, Wasser, Denny, Demi, Fusca, Bechman 2nd Row Iocoy, Noske, Snlyers, Lachhmansingh 3rd Row Thalman, Hanson, Leary 4th Row Ruck, Kochis, Gomes VARSITY T OFFICERS President .,... .... R OBERT DENNY Vice President. . . . . .GEORGE WASSER Secretary-Treasurer .... RALPH DEMI Witli the return of many old male students since the war, the Varsity T Club was re-established on Thiel's campus. To gain membership in this organization one must have earned at least one letter in a recognized varsity sport or two letters in minor sports. This being the case, rnost of the clubls membership at Hrst came from fellows earning their letters back in I94I and I942. Thiel's revival of football this last fall, with the two seasons of soccer, added many new faces. The main events of the year were the sponsoring of the very successful Homecoming Dance and the Gold Letter Day Dance. Another highlight of the year was the awarding of the Varsity T sweater to the juniors and seniors. In conjunction with Homecoming Day a reception for all former Thiel athletes and the honoring of Tod Risscll who is otherwise known as the grand old man of football, was held at the National Hotel. WE'VE GOT THE T-E-A-M THAT'S ON THE B-E-A-M , f . , 1 I ,J . A-an if -U Sl-'f VARSITY FOOTBALL ' 1946 TALLY V Thiel 26-Butler Cubs Thiel I4-Hiram Thiel 2-Slippery Rock Thiel 14-Clarion Thiel 7-Edinboro Thiel 13-Allegheny Thiel 12-Grove City Praise and honor are all we can say con- - V cerning the 1946 edition of the Thiel Tom- Total 88 cats. Thicl's being represented on the grid- iron for the First time in three years brought fond reminiscence of the great 1941 aggre- gation as they romped away to another un- defeated and untied season. Not once, but throughout the-entire season our fighting eleven Played against tie niendous odds and always pulled through when the Points were needed most. Never win- ning by too great a margin highlighted the season as Tomcats kept the fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle. Representing the team on the playing Held were Iohn Vitale and Pete Battisti as co- captains who also won other honors by being Picked on the All'State Eleven. Our fleet-footed jimmy Trettle received honorable mention. Other men who distinguished themselves were Dominic Benedetto and Dominic Ucchino who were named on TriiState elevens. The entire squad displayed a brand of football and sportsmanship that exemplifies their coach Iohn B. Stoeber and his able assistant, Ioseph DiFebo. 1st Row Mezofif, Montgonlery, Rigg, Alvin, Gerberding, Andrews, De Stein 2nd Row Beddows, Lachhmansingh, Wilson, Ruch, Thompson, Gomes, Maier, Singh SOCCER Thiel's competing in intercollegiate soccer for the second season proved to be a series of bad breaks. Wead1er conditions proved to he the biggest thorn for the Tomcats as it hindered many practice sessions and most of the contests were played in a sea of mud. A true sense of sportsmanship was exhibited throughout the season. The team was ably coached by George Lumsden, who is a great teacher of the sport. He learned the game in Scotland and played professionally in this country for many years. The loss of Kenny Mont- gomery in mid-season, due to injuries, did not help the Tomcats' chances, as he played .a consistent brand of ball. Dave Gerberding was a constant threat to the opponents and played heads-up soccer throughout the season. Each player could be singled out with praise, but space does not permit. All we can say is, Nice going, gang, and we shall be cheering you on when the next season rolls around. SCHEDULE Thiel ..... . . . o Allegheny . . . . . . . 3 Thiel ..... 1 Grove City . . . . . . . 3 Thiel ..... I Westrniiister . . . . . o Thiel ..... I Carnegie Tech ...... 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL Thiel's Blue and Gold took to the hardwood this winter under the tutelage of Frank Hetra, our new coach. I-landicaps throughout the season proved to be a stumbling block for the Thiel Five in regard to wins and losses. Nevertheless, the will to win instilled in the boys made every game an interesting spectacle as each one was an event of fast action and fair play. The squad was dominantly freshmen so we will be looking forward to seeing the same faces when next season rolls around. Scoring honors went to Iohn Bright who had a season's total of 206 points while Bob Kerr and Larry Duffy followed with 145 and 136 points respectively. Iohn Boliver won individual honors with his brilliant ball-handling by making honorable mention on the All-State aggregation. SEASONS SUMMARY Thiel ........ 67 Alumni . . . . 37 Thiel ........ 53 Westminster . . . . 73 Thiel ........ 48 Alliance . . . . . . 49 Thiel ........ 51 Clarion .... . . . . 32 Thiel .,...... 42 Allegheny ...... SI Thiel ........ 42 Grove City ..... 36 Thiel ........ 52 St. Vincent .... 33 Thiel ........ 65 Allegheny ...... 69 Thiel ........ 43 Mt. Union ..... 58 Thiel ........ 56 St. Vincent ..... 73 Thiel ........ SI Hiram ......... 65 Thiel ..,..... 56 Westmiixster .... 81 Thiel 52 Buffalo State .... 44 Thiel ........ 55 Grove City ..... 45 Thiel ........ 49 Fredonia State. .. 44 Thiel ........ 31 Clarion ....... . 50 ISU Row Boliver, Walslm, Duffy, Bright 2nd Row Duff, Evans, Coach I-letra, Kerr, Gerberding ISU Row Ziegler, Heimberger, Harris Zlld Row Crash, Wlialen, Miss Smith, Bowersox, Lawson WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL In this its second year of existence, the women's varsity basketball team chose Betty I-Ieimberger, captain. As during the Previous season, it played but two games, the first at Villa Maria College in Erie, the second at home with the same opponent. Each game showed a hard fight, but the odds were insurmountable. In looking forward to another year, they are hoping and working for victory. I dung dowzf Standing Suzanne Hanson, Lydia Goehmann, Beatrice Fuchs, Margaret Easton Seated Dorothy Floyd, Maid of Honor ,-H - 2 ' I , 5 A . . .I Q . I f - I W ,. 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May success crown its future efforts. o FARMERS AND MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK o 1 az xi 2 1 111 Q1 3 xx 3 1- 1 1 :a1.:u1u1o1ocso1 qv 11' Z::nzu:n1o3n1010101 1 - 333,11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 A 1 Compliments of NATIONAL HOTEL 2 South Mercer Street Plume 944 Doioiuiuiu-n-u-v-0-034,-U--,-0-4, 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 .1 T i Ti T - --1 - 30-014--01lV1014l1lIi4.10i1:l0G KEYSTONE LAUNDRY '25 DRY CLEANING LET Us HELP You T0 Loox YOUR BEST We Deliver Phgne 325 noznzoiuzui 1- 1 1-11111111u:uio1o3n:o:o- :mx -1 1 -n-n-n-uc Insurance That Insures STANLEY A. GILLESPIE Real Estate Service hazy: 1-11xzoxoxoznzmzzuzuznz11111301znxuzoznznxuzuz 1 3 inc THE CORNER PHARMACY Still a Drug Store Barney B. Perifano, Prop. We Deliver Phone 407 MARTIN' S JEWELRY Diamonds-Watches-Silverware Credit To All Cor. Main and Mercer Sts. Greenville, Pa. Courtesy of H. D. 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R ,645 am www M, , ,A www 7-1 6':4q -' ' V M: -f ..r ' N ' EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME INCLUDING All Lumber, Plumbing, Heating, Builders Hardware, Paint, Light Fixtures, Gas 8x Electric Stoves, Refrigerators, Tools May We Help In Planning Your Future Home? GREENVILLE LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. 175 Main St., Phone 1598 Office-46 Canal St., Phone 227 Greenville, Pennsylvania ho1oiu1o1o1u1u 1 o1u1::1o1o1o1x:1:a1u1n1o1u1u 1 o1o1n1u1u1u1nq GRADUATING? TO WHAT? The world of tomorrow can be a better world. And it will be if you and the thousands like you who graduate A this year will do their part in making it so. You are graduating to greater opportunity-but to greater responsibility, too. This is your job to keep the ideal of freedom secure in the hearts of men-freedom to live happy, prosperous lives under a government that guarantees liberty and justice for all. PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY 1 0? i ,pig10101011ninitin14,Qni1ni1n1011111111111a101o1n1n1n1n1n14vininiuzcef 11 1 1 1411:1011101u11114:141101n-1-n1u1n1n1:v1u1n1n1u1n111110 FRIEDMAN'Si LADIES STORE Phone 494 194 Main Street U Greenville, Pa. po1u1u1u1n1 1:11 1:1 11111111 1 1 1111101 1 11:1 141011101 POOLOS CANDY CO. S tudents' .Rendezvous 198 MAIN STREET GREENVILLE, PA. ...- ,-1,-.,-.,...,..,..,,-l,...,-.,- ,- - - - - - - ..,.. - -.- - -,-.,- Compliments of I GREENFIELD'S DINER Mercer Street 911111111u1n1u1n1o1u1o1n101u1o1n1o1 1:1191 1 1n1n1n1 1 care You Can Save on Clothes and Shoes at THE HUB ' Sam Slesnick Corner of Main and Canal Streets po1u1u1n1:w1u1 1:1 1 1 1 10101n1014sicQ11rioioiuioinzoioioq Always Bringing You the Best in Entertainment BLATT BROS. THEATERS Jordan, Greenville, Pa. Mercer Square, Greenville, Pa. Liberty, Mercer, Pa. 91:1:1u1u1o1n1u1o1o1u1u1u1n1o1u1u1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 11: Compliments of J. E. SYLING---Jeweler 136 Main Street Everything in Jewelry n1n1zn1n1n1u1n14141 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 10101n1n1n1o1n1n1n11 si 1:11111 1n1u1:1x1m1 1 1 1 1 111 111 1 1 1 1 1 1:11 COMPLIMENTS OF GREENVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION CRAIG FAIR MOTOR SALES Chrysler-Plymouth J. P. DART CHEVROLET Chevrolet CARL E. FILER COMPANY Studebaker - Packard GREENVILLE MOTORS--Kaiser-Frazer LUCAS PONTIAC COMPANY-fPontiac MAYER MOTOR SERVICE--Hudson N. W. MOYER MOTORS, Inc. Dodge-Plymouth , STEGKAMPER MOTORS--Ford VAN DON BUICK COMPANY Q Buick J. W. WOLFE MOTOR SALES DeSoto - Plymouth 101411411011 1 as 11111 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 11 111111143 011111 1 1 1yxuiozaio:vin:uzoinznzozuiuguzx1 1 irimixinimzq, MILO R. WILLIAMS Q RELIABLE JEWELER 196 Main Street Greenville, Pa. i 501411011111:ic114114x11x2m111111Q1rrxqmin111101nicriuioiuininioioinc i ALDENDERFER DRUG STORE Q The Rexall Store Service-Satisfaction-Safety 193 Main Street Greenville, Pa. g 90101010201 14111111111 1 2 1 1 cn- 1:11 14201 1111010101 Britton Coal Co. I Q QUALITY COAL TRUCKING Phone 595 GREENVILLE, PA. Compliments of RIFFER TAXI 78 Clinton Street Phone 355 BOLOTIN'S STORE WHERE THE THRIFTY sToP 'ro BUY i GREENVILLE SHARON WARREN, OHIO i i ninianiuz-0101411111 1 ioioiuiniuiuicxi ini1ifvininiuicxiuiniuicvze 61 CANAL STREET 2 F IT'S DEFINITELY KELLER'S Fon SMART THINGS T0 WEAR 501 1:11111 1 11 1u1n1u14:1u1o1u14:1n1411r:14:1o1n:1n1u1::1uc S K I P ' S COLLEGE INN and TACKLE SHOP WHERE THE GANG MEETS TO EAT and THE FISHERMAN GETS HIS EQUIPMENT' 21 College Avenue Phone 602-W 5TT1111111111u14x14114n11r1Ap11x-11rioi1ris1101u141141101oiuioioiuiuinq DOUDS BOOK STORE BOOKS - STATIONERY - WALLPAPER D. M. Douds S. E. Doucls 901m:1x:1::1u1o1u1n1:x11111 1 1 1 1:1 111 11 1 1 iuzozoiuiuc Compliments of GREENVILLE DRY CLEANING 142 and zzs MAIN STREET 91:1 1 1 1 1 1 14111111110191o1o1u1u1u1n1u1o1 1 1 1 101 rio: Compliments of THE GIBSON FURNITURE CO. 146 Main Street Greenville, Pa. Compliments of FOULK 25 DAVIS and ' DAVIS CUT RATE DRUG STORES 411411011n1:111vim11:11pic14,141init:14rin14azzwxoznioinxoiuzoic 101 11:1 1 1 1:1010141011110101011rioiuiuiuiuioioil114114111115 BANQUET ICE CREAM Visit Our Banquet Dairy Store 177 MAIN STREET PHONE 9061 Greenville Dairy Company ALL MILK FROM TESTED COWS pu1n1u1n1n1n1u1u 15411010-1-4:1-n1n1n1:x1u1n1u 1 1 n14:1n1n1u1::1uc Compliments of N. N. MOSS CO. HA sooo sToRE SINCE 'slr' S un1u1 1 1 1 1o1n1o1u1o1o1u1n1m11110101010101ri 14111111 o Compliments of ENDYMION STAFF 1101 x1n1n1n1nqsu1o14 1 wif 1 1111 14 11 1111111111 14 14 1 if 11 101011 11. 102. ni 21014 rio 11010 1101010 . gzgbojoio nz: 1 1 in zuxciniczzniozniuzci 11201010 1 0102010301 ni 11114 is SIGLER'S FLORAL SHOP GREENVILLFS FASHION FLORIST 102 Main Street Phone 555 Compliments or CARSONE'S RESTAURANT Greenville, Pa. Other Locations CARSONE MANOR SHARON, PA. Hubbard-Girard Road 5031111111 1xioiuioiniczzoiniuiniolozoiniointein: 1:11 :loc R. P. DAVIS '25 SON THE COLLEGE BARBER SHOP Corner of Main and Mercer DDQ I 1 1 Ol 11-01 U20 l ill0QOQlI 1 OQOQKI i0l0QHl'l l l l i QI Q Q '01 Compliments from LEONA'S BEAUTY SHOP 2121f2 Main Street Phone 626 l . 69 ld Gent's Furnishings Custom Tailor Cleaning, Tailoring and Pressing 217 Main Street Phone 1322 ED'S MEN'S SHOP SMART - NEVER EXPENSIVE Richman Bros. Clothes The a eaver Printing Company 17? oi A: 7 49 , Q - if ' x aT 22? 5-if 'Wx - 11 ,e wx 'T v x R X 'X N .. X -N vw lb' tx 'H'-I X 1 , wwf . ' .. , , ill ' 'ivhlnlll Printing Ruling Boolclaincling Greenville, Pennsylvania ' Angel. QIIIDJIIQLQLLIQJD 'maui' 1 1 11101013 1 2030111111111 3 1111111 3 3 11111 1 14111 11x1u1o1u1o1cr1n1u1u1u1u1 101010111 101014 SPORT SHOP Everything for the Sportsman-For Any Sport-For Any Season 227 Main Street Phone 1515 no1o1u1u1n1u1n1u1n1o1u1 14111 1 1 111 1 1 :1 1m:1n1u1o1nq Compliments of I Saguafaz 4 Sharon-Greenville Road 91:1 1n1u1u1n1u1u14:1010101010101010101 1 1 1 1:1 1:1 111: Compliments of PETERSON' S WALL PAPER AND PAINTS 195 Main Street Phone 216 THE PASTRY SHOP ITS TASTE TELLS ITS QUALITY 215 Main Street Phone 729 AG' P Super Market Mercer at Shenango LIVE BETTER FOR LESS 9111111101 1 1111411111111111A111x14x1u1o1n1u1u1n1o111 11 1 100 WARREN R. KECK GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS 176 Main Street Phone 1100 and 1101 n1o1u1u1u1.::11:10-1:141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1:::..-0101010111101 niriririxzrxxini :wifi :limi 1111311 1 11111112 1 it Thiel College CO-EDUCATIONAL ACCREDITED GREENVILLE, PA. PREPARES FOR-H Pre-Medical Pre-Ministerial Pre-Dental Pre-Liberal Business Administration Secondary Teaching Scientific Classical On the Banks of Old Sbenango mini 1011111 101121: 1114 3 ia is 1010101031 1134 24 1010191014 ucsozngozozui 1:11:11 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 as 1 11:1I1u1n1u1n1u1o BOWLING 10 LANES GREENVILLE RECREATIONAL CENTER Conneaut Lake Road-Greenville, Pa. E Phone 1560 vain1u1u1o1u1:r1u14:11:1-n1n1n1u1n1 1 1 1 1 111 1I1u1u1o1uq Compliments of H. '55 S. LUNCH French Fries Hot Dogs Hamburgs 24-Hour Service 144 MAIN STREET Phone 9039 and 645-J 901010101010 1u1u1u1u1n1I:1u1 0101014110101n1::1u1u1u1::1n1 ua SPORTS CENTER You Name the Sport-We Have the Equipment 228 Main Street Phone 1532 pu1o1I:1u1u1 1:1 1 1 1-n1n.1n1o1o1u101411 1 1:1 1r1u1u1u1uq Compliments of SCHIFF'S BIG SHOE STORE 182 Main Street Greenville, Pa. DUQUQUQUQUQ QI Q QUQOQUQ Q'0i0Qlli0l 0lUQO ll l 1 UQOQU Y Ol UQUC S. S. MCCURDY Jewelry of Quality WATCHES KODAKS DIAMONDS GOLDSMITH, WILSON and SPALDING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT N111 1 1 1 10101111111u1u1n1:I1u1n1u1u1u1o1o1 1:10111 :uc SLOAN Y5 MCCLIMANS COAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 145 Clinton Street Phone 159 0g4I1n10101n1n1o1 111 an 1 1 1 1 2 2 -' 1 2 2 3010101014 rg01010:11101-uzuinxoi 1011 20301011 in 1 1 111 3 Tl-IE YCDUNGSTCDWIXI ARC ENGIQAVING CCD Artists . . Commercial Photographers O Engravers I Electrotypers 0 VINDICATOR SQUARE YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO it:ixnLoioirxioiuinioio14110101 1 1 iniuzozoiniuio O. N. WILLIAMS--Jeweler Watches - Diamonds - Silver - China The Shop of Distinctive Gifts 179 Main Street Compliments of MAJESTIC BOWLING ALLEYS 191 Main Street A Phone 849 901 1 1u1u1o1I:1o1o101 1 1 in 1 1 1:1 101 11111 11111 101 Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO.---5C - 31.00 207 Main Street Phone 9043 THE LEWIS SHOPPE DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - ACCESSORIES Phone 107 501 :1 1 1 1 11141010101014:1n1-In-1-n1n1I:1o1n1u1 1 1 1 1 ina REAGLE HARDWARE SERVICE - QUALITY - PRICE General Hardware sl-IERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS 173 Main Street Phone 46 Greenville, Pa. m:1I:1u1:n1n1 14:11 1:11101::1n:1u1I:1I:1I:1 1 1:1u1I:1u1I:1I:1oq Compliments of SCOTT ELECTRIC SERVICE 141 Main Street Greenville, Pa. -..:.,-..-.,:.,..,:..-..-. :I : : -,: : .. -.- ..... ,,-.,-....,-.,- AUTOGRAPHS