University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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WILLIAM THOMAS DRENNEN, JR.- Bill, a Chemical Engineer from Carney's Point, New Jersey, has shown considerable activity in intramural basketball, baseball, and ping pong. He also Fursued these sports in connection with Sigma Mu fraternity, of which he is a member, having served as chap- lain in his Jumior year. His interest in the A.L.Ch.E, gained for him the chairmanship of the committee in charge of the organi- zation's annual banquet last Januvary. WALTER JOHN DOUGHERTYThe president of ALCh.E. for the 1942-43 term is Walt Dougherty. Walt has also been active in Fraternity affairs, being secretary in 1941, and playing on two of K.A's intramural teamsfootball and softhall, He is also a member of the Engineering Council, and comes from Wilmington, ROBERT HENRY GOLDEY Bob is one of those boys who is active both scholastically and otherwise. A Chem- ical Engineer, he is a member of the ALChE. for which he has served as Treasurer. He is a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity and was their Chaplain for a year. Bob has been honored by both Tau Beta Pi and Pi Mu Epiilun. Speaking of honors, Bob also made the Spartans and the Derelicts. Bob played golf for three years and was captain of the squad last year, ELBERT DAWSOMN GREEM-An active Chemical Engineer, Bert was a member of the ALCh.E. during each of his four years. He participated in intramural archery and was a member of the R.O.T.C, FRANK JOSEPH FICADENTI Fie, who lives in Penns Grove, New Jersey, is an Electrical Engineer and a2 mem- ber of the ALCh.E. He participated in both wvarsity and intra- mural wrestling. Frank is a member of the Signal Corps Reserve. ROBERT JOHNSON FORMAN, JR. Electrical Engineering, Elsmere, Del. HARRY HORWITZHarry is an Electrical Engi- neer. A member of the ALEE., he served as the chairman of that group's Publicity Committee during his Senior year. Harry has played intramural football and baskethall, He is enlisted in the Navy E-V Plan. PIERCE HOLLINGSWORTHServing as secretary his Junior year and wvice president his Senior year, Pierce has been an active member of the American Society of Mechanical Enginecers. Of course, he is a Mechanical Engineer, Along the sports line, Pierce was a member of the track team during the ast two seasons. Also, he played intramural football and basket- all. A member of the Advanced Military class, he is in the Officers Club. Pierce lives in Hockessin, Delaware,

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GEORGE EDWARD BARLOW, JR. George, 2 Me- chanical Engineer, hailing from Wilmington, Delaware, has been seen many times on athletic teams here at the university. Broad- way has played four years of varsity basketball and two years of football, being elected Captain of the former his Senior year by his teammates. In addition to being active in athletics he has been a member of the Wewman Club, Derelicts, and the A.S. M.E. A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, he was elected Vice President of the Senior Class. ROY VERNON ANDERSOMN-A chemical engineer HUGH MICHAEL BOGOVICHBogey has truly been the most outstanding man on the campus at Delaware for many a year in its hallowed history. He has the honor of being the first athlete to attain mention on an All-American team, being nominated to the starting post on the little All-American chosen by the sports writers of the country. He was a member of the AL.Ch.E, and the Blue Hen Club. He was President of the Student Council in his Senior year and also President of his Senior class. He held the office of Treasurer of the Couneil in his Junior year and also was Vice President of Theta Chi fra- ternity of which he was a member. He played four vears of football and was a Tri-Captain in his Senior year, He also played four years of baseball, serving as a stellar southpaw, He wias clected to the Blue Keys and Derelicrs, from Georgetown, Andy has been an active member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. During the past year he has been vice president of that organization. Roy f:a.q been active on the Rifle team, in the University Band, and on the track team. He has also played intramural basketball. He is enrolled in the Advanced Military class. Roy is one of the happy hushands of the Senior class, CHARLES WILLIAM CARPENTERWilmington is the home town of Charlie. A great deal of his time is spent at Evans Hall where he pursues a Degree in Electrical Engineering, He is a member of the ALEE. and served as secretary and treasnrer of that growp during his Junior year. A member gf the University Band, he was recipient of the U, of D. BAN prizes in his Freshman and Sophomore years. This year he was elected to Tauw Beta Pi. Charlie is 2 member of the Advanced R.O.T.C. Corps and is Captain of the band. He iz a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. BUFORD EDWARD CLINE Chemical Engincering, New Castle, Del. CLAUDE ALBERT BUNNELL Bun iz a Chemical Engineer from Harrington, Delaware. He has been out for the track team since his Freshman vear, and has been a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers all four years, CLAYTON WILLMONT DERRICKSON Clayt is an Electrical Engineer and a member of the ALEE. He served as vice president of that group during the past year, Clayt plans to serve in the Signal Corps when he finishes his work at the University of Delaware, . SEBATIAN VINCENT CRESCENZI One of Dela- ware s most versatile cagers, whose speed and deception make up for his size, is diminutive Benny. Benny is comptroller of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and iz also serving as Secretary of the Senior Class. The highlight of Benny's academic career was reached this year, when he was extended membership in Tau Beta Pi. Benny's other activities include intramurals and membership in the Spartans, Derelicts, and the Newman Club. UP'Jn Errl'l'mr'. 'lf- anny will take over I-1H: Halls of errlw:ul:la in true Marine style,

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DAYID WALTER LOCKE taking the Advanced Military course, !AMBS STAMNLEY EPH Jim, a Chemical Engi- neer who lives in Wilmingtgs:sm a member of the ALChE. for four years, He believed in mixing music with figures, and was a band member for four years, a member of the Uni- versity Choir for three years and a member of the University orchestra for two years, DAVID ALLEN PARVISEasy-going, towheaded Wimpy, the man who is never in a hurry, is 2 member of the ASME., Sigma Nu and was on THE REVIEW staff in 38 and 39. He played varsity baskethall in his freshman and sophomore years and has always been active in all three major intramural sports. His behind-the-scene talents ar Mitchell Hall have won him a niche on the E-52 roster. A lover of peace and security, bridge and chess, he should certainly live to be a fat and jolly old gourmet. Dave, 3 Mechanical En+ gineer, has been a member of the American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers since his first year of college. Also, he has been manager of the track team the past three seasons. Last fall he managed the first Delaware crossecountry team. For his scholastic accomplishments in the Engineering School, he was elected to membership in Tau Beta Pi. Dave, who lives in Wilmington, is WILLIAM STANDISH MILLER, Bill is a Me- chanical Engineer and he lives in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania. Bill is a member of the Pi Mu Epsilon and the Tau Beta Pi honorary fraternities, and he was Vice President of Tau Beta Pi his Senior year. He was Treasurer of the Junior Class and Senior Student Council Representative, Bill was also a member of the ASME., Officers Club, Derelicts, and the Advanced ROT.C. Being a bit athletic-minded, Bill played three years of intramural basketball. ALPHEUS MOWBRAY, JR. This au- stere, misogynous Maecenas of Mechanical Engineers has been a shining hight among the slide rule wielders during all his four years at Delaware. A Sigma Mu, Moe numbers among his collegiate achievements the Vice Presidency of the Junior Class, President of the AS.M.E, Sigma Nu Recorder, and member- ship in the Spartans, Derelicts, and Tau Beta Pi. He has always had a hand in intramural softball and basketball and, like many others, will graduate with a commission in the R.O.T.C, ROBERT MASON POLLOCKBob iz a Mechanical Engineer from Staten Island, New York, He was a member of the ASM.E. for four years. WALTER PAUL PAULNo. you're not seeing double, that's his real name. A Chemical Engineer from Audu- bon, MNew Jersey, Walt is probably best known for his feats on the football field. A star since his Freshman year, Walt was one of the tri-captains of last fall's undefeated team. Recently he was elected to the Derelicts honor society. Walt is in the R. 0. T. C, and during the past term he was a battery captain, HN CULVER PHILIPS Jack, a Chemical Engi- neer who lives in Wilmington, was a member of the A.I.CH.EE. for four years. Pd was president of Tau Beta Pi and a mem- ber of Pi Mu Epsilon honorary fraternities, He was also Vice President of the Sophomore Class. Jack's studies couldn't keep him from athletics. He was a member of the Track Team for three years and won two letters. He also played soccer for one year and intramural basketball and football, Jack recently was clected to the Derelicts, senior honor society.