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

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WILLIAM PATRICK DUGAN Pennsylvania, Bill is a Mechanical Engincer, A member of the American SUEI.I'-H' of Mechanical Erlgilmcra., he was Correspond- ing secretary of this organization his Junior year. Also, Bill was Treasurer of his Junior class, as well as a member of the Uni- versity Choir and the University Band. He is taking the Ad- From Wilkes-Barre, STERLING AYERST DUNBARAvars is an Elee- trical Engineer, Since his Freshman year he has been a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, His home is in Elkton, Maryland. vanced Military course and is 2 member of the Officers Club, ! JOSEPH FRANCIS COLEMAN, JR. Joe, a Mechan- ical Engineer from Annapolis, Maryland, is a master of the hot piano, being a member of the college orchestra in 39, He was also a member of the ASME, and won the Theta Chi Intra- mural Sports cup in '40. He is a member of that fraternity and held the office of Vice President in Sophomore year. He was a member of the wrestling team and was quite active in intra- mural athletics. Joe was also a Blue Key, ci'l: is a member of the Enlisted Reserve Corps. JESUS FERNANDEZ Gee Fernandez, a Civil En- gineer, calls Punta Arenas, Chile, his home. He has played on the University soccer team for three years, and last year played JOHN ROBINSON FENIMORE, JR. John is an Engineer in the ASME. He now is a reservist in the Coast Artillery. John comes from Bellamoor, RICHARD BANKS HOOTS, Mew Castle, Del- aware, is home to Dick, a Chemical Engineer, For three years he has been a member of A LLCh.E., and this year he is a mem- intramural volleyball. He is a member of the Spartans, and of the AS.C.E. JAMES KERWOOD GOTTSHALLJim is another one of those musically inclined engineers, When he isn't sing- ing, he wsually can be found devoting some time to his Chemical Engincering. Since his Freshman year, Jim has been a member of the University Choir and the R.O.T.C. and University bands. Jim is a member of the Theta Chi fraternity, and was recent 1 elected president of that organization. He is taking the A:E: vanced Military course. ber of the circulation staff of THE REVIEW. He is a member of K.A, fraternity, and is an officer in the R.O.T.C. Corps. THOMAS REESE GRIFFIN, JRAn outstanding Chermical Engineer, T: B, was elected to Tau Beta Pi during his Junior year. He has participated in a variety of extra- curricular activities. He is 2 member of both the University and Military bands, ALChE., and s a columnist for THE RE- VIEW. Tom is a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, and besides playing on the Sig Ep baseball and track teams, the also served as fraternity Historian. Tom is enlisted in the Army Reserve Corps,

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AY DALLAS WINGATE Tao quote Sleepy Win- gate: We Civil Engineers have got to have at least nine hours' sleep every night In his Senior year, Jay was Vice President of the A SME., and President of the Kanacker Club-a secret organization. Sleepy won his letter in warsity soccer, He also played intramural basketball and football. Being a topnotch advanced military student, Jay has hopes of entering the Army Engineer Corps. ROBERT TALMAGE WALLS Walzey, a Me- CHARLES STEELE BLACKSOM- Blackie, who lives in Elsmere, Delaware, is an Electrical Engincer. He is a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. chanical Engineer and a member of ASMUE., is also a Tennis and Ping Pong player of no mean ability, having earned a letter during his Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years. He was also active in intramural sports, participating in Basketball and Volleyball his Junior year, and Football, Badminton, and Ping Pong in each of his first three years, Walzey would be a firm supporter of a billiard teamif we had one. HERBERT THOMAS CHANDLERHerb iz a member of the A.SM.E. from Wilmington, Delaware. He played unior Varsity Baseball in his Freshman year, and intramural oothall, JOHN WESLEY CARROW, IIIJack is a Civil En- gineer who comes from St George's. During his Freshman and Sophomore years, he was a member of ALCh.E., and at present he is 3 member of AI.C.E and of the circulation staff of THE REVIEW He was a member of K.As intramural football team, and is taking Advanced Military, VERNON WARREN COFFIMNVern is an Electrical Engincer who comes from Wilmington. While the study of English takes up much of his time, Vernon still finds time to be an active member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Along the sports line, Vernon's main interests are swimming and intrar mural football. Vern is a member of the Enlisted Reserve Corps. WILLIAM FLETCHER CLARK-Bill is another one of the Wilmington boys, He is nkinrg Civil Engineering, and he belongs to the American Society of Civil Engineers. He was secretary of this orpanitation during his Junior year. Clarky is in 't:'llebhdvnncr.d Military course, and a member of the Offi- cers' Club. WILLIAM BERNARD CLEMENTSBernie is an Electrical Engineer and a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. He was a Freshman basketball manager. During his Sophomore year, Bernie was 3 member of the Uni- versity Choir. He comes from Milford, Delaware, and iz an Advanced Military student.

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JAMES EDWARD JOHNSON, JR. A Civil Engi- neer from Penns Grove, New Jersey, Jim is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Last year he was a member of the tennis team. Jim is 3 member of the Sigma Nu fraternity, and is signed up in the Naval Reserve under the V-7 plan. JAMES SETH HOPPERJimmy came all the way from upstate Wew York to reap honors in the Engineering school as a Chemical Engineer. l'fe joined Theta Chi fraternity and served as Secretary during his Junior and Senior year, He was very active in intramural sports, Recently, Jim became a member of the Blue Key socety. JOHN WILLIAM LEE J. Lee, a transfer student from the University of Maryland, is quiCE!lL making a name for himself at Delaware. Johnny -hails from Wilmington and is a unior, Civil Engineer. Jack is 2 member of the A.S.C.E,, Sigma hi Epsilon fraternity, and Soccer team. The Sig Eps recently elected Jack secretary for the coming year. As soon as his eligi- hility rules are lifted, Jack intends to take a crack at the Swim- ming and Wrestling teams; swimming and wrestling being the gports he excelled in while at Maryland. Jack's plans for the future are to be decided by the MNawy. WALTER JAMES LILLEY Walt, a Junior Chemical Engineer, hails from Claymont, Delaware, Walter has been very active on the Delaware campus. At the present time he is serving as Secretary-Treasurer of the A.C.5. Marshal of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, and Radio Guild member. He was recently appointed comptroller of the fraternity for the coming year, Walt has also participated in the University Band, Debate Club, and Track Team. WE!: plans to enter the Meteor: ological Corps of the U. 5. Army when he graduates. HERBERT FREDERICK JOHANSOMN Herbert has been given the wnusual name of Swede; nobody seems to know where the name originated, but it has stuck with him through his career at Delaware. He iz a member of the A.LCh.E. and is active in intramural football and basketball, JAMES ROBINSON KELLY duty under the V-7-G plan. CHARLES MILLER, JR. ASME, Coming from Reserve Corps. SEYMOUR BERNARD MATUSOFF An Electrical Engineer from the great Wilmington metropolis, Matt is an ardent participant in intramurals, He belongs to the Electrical Engineering gun:u:ry and the Officers Club. He is Sergeant-at- Arms of the Sigma Tau Phi fraternity. Big Jim, a quiet, amiahle Chemical Engineer from Lewes, claims among his list of campus activities membership in the ALCh.E., president of his sophomore class, varsity swimmer, and membership in Sigma MNu fraternity, of which he s treasurer. He has also played intramural baseball and been a swimmer. He is on call for naval Charlie is working for a degree in Mechanical Engineering and is a member of the ilmington, Delaware, he has been a very active member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, serving as House Manager his Junior year and Vice President his Senior. Charlie is active in intramurals and is enrolled in the Nawal