University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1935 volume:

X OV £ o r ume opt u = two pue jditor business manager MEMBER NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION ne ncinn ti6 n Hazel Beucus Marguerite Benson Francis Braun Jane Brutton Robert Butler Irene Cowen Willie Grace Dicklns Douglas Day Robert Duning Jack Emig Marian Endebrock Lavlnla Ervin Marvin Felhelm Wilma Hardy Dorothy Herschede Anatole KIrsanoff Homer Lange Richard Lorbach Winona Magwood Dorothy May Bill Miller Clyde Nau Kay Osborne Bob PInkerton Martha Jane Pulllam Dorothy Ratterman Warren Roos John Ruehlmann Jorma Salovaara Dorothy Sanford Fred Spiegel SIgmund Valln Tom Warrington Al Wellman Dick Youngblood Professional Photography . W. Carson Webb Studio Printed by Powell White Engravings Repro Engraving Co. Covers Klngsport Press ea cated o 9 J Rsnspr f i Honor Is theirs who claim him as a fellow alumnus. hHe Is known to be as close to the university now as In the days when he helped found Sigma Sigma and played with the Varsity. — Mayor Russell Wilson Jmv5? y ' ' ' c Library 900 Webster Street PC Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 emori m To Dick Youngblood whose jovial spirit and winning smile made his presence as photographer on the staff of this book a pleasant memory to all those with whom he associated. 4 X.. ce n I C9 Mc MICK EN HALL BALDWIN HALL WILSON MEMORIAL PHYSICS BUILDING ADMINISTRATION BUILDING BEECH ER HALL TAFT HALL ■acu u Daniel Laurence Vice-President Admiration Is due our first and only vice-president. Honored on the campus by Sigma Sigma, he Is equally revered by the administration as a most able executive. Raymond Walters President of the University Respect for this gentleman, whose leadership in his field lends prestige to Old McMicken. Josephine P. Simrall, B.S. Dean of Women Elizabeth Dyer, A.B. Director School of Household Administration Louis T. More, Ph. D. Dean of the Graduate School Howard D. Roelofs. Ph. D, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Catherine Buckley, R.N.B.S. Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Alfred Friedlander, A.B., M.D. Dean of the College of Medicine Mer+on L Person, A.M., LLB. Dean of the College of Law L A. Pechstein, Ph. D. Dean of the College of Education Herman Schneider, Sc. D. Dean of the College of Engineering and Commerce and School of Applied Arfs Pioneer in engineering education and the big brother of the quadrangle, Dean Schneider has combined a vast wealth of knowledge and a love of human nature to obtain a complete understanding of the struggling college student. «T ' f ministration Hoefe Officers President Robert Hoefer Vice President Marjorie Cowell Secretary Margaret Gillette Treasurer Russel Towers Fellow Students: Following in the footsteps of last year ' s Council, we effected the new plan of student government and we have made definite progress, we feel, towards the future. With the help of the student body at large, much has been accomplished that would have otherwise been impossible. We wish to thank our faculty advisors. Miss Jean Winston, Mr. Arthur W. Holmes, and Mr. Arthur Postle, for the willing help that they have given us this year. I also, personally, wish to thank all the members of the Student Council for the way in which they helped me carry on this year ' s administration. Sincerely, ROBERT W. HOEFER, President Gillette Towers Cowell evve entatwe Executive Board Robert Hoefer Mariorie Cowell Margaret Gillette Russel Towers A. W. Holmes, Faculty Advisor Engineering Robert Atkinson Clifford Prueffer John Wyatt Don Sayrs Liberal Arts Charles Bosken Robert Butler Sidney Isaacs Women ' s Senate Janet Koolage Household Arts Augusta Fisher hHelen Philipps Applied Arts Helen Burr Homer Lange John Findlay Flndlay. Lange, Butler, Isaacs, Atkinson, Savrs Fisher, Philipps, Gillette. Hoefer, Koolage, Towers, Burr Executive Committee President Kos Kemper Vice President Charles Ramey Secretary Jack Bolton Representatives Robert Johnson Clarence Scranton Senate Charles O. Adams Jack Bolton Eugene Dawson William Devereaux William Doyle Robert Eagen Robert Johnson Kos Kemper Harry Paine Charles Ramey Roy Raney Wayne Rich Clarence Scranton Malcolm Townesley Doyle. Eagen, Paine, Rich, Raney Scranfon. Ramey, Kemper, Bolton, Johnson  ? «• ' omen 9 enate Officers Janet Koolage President Helen Ruehlmann Vice President Dorothy Herschede Recording Secretary Louise Eastman Corresponding Secretary Esther Collom Treasurer Josephine Simrall Faculty Advisor Executive Council Jean Angert Jean Bruckner Esther Collom Marjorie Cowell Louise Eastman Thelma Frey Margaret Gillette Erna Goettsch May Grieshaber Dorothy hierschede Kaiherine hloffman Janet Koolage Ruth Laque Jeanette Merk Jane Rudolph Helen Ruehlmann Bernice Silverstein Sue Speidel Beatrice Thompson Glenna Weishaupt Convery. Pulliam, Hoo+en. Fordyce. Gunlclach, Sandberg Cu ' len, Tranlcler, Ervin, Wlnltler, Gustin, Lo+speich, Berfenshaw Eubank, Eastman, Collom, Ruehlmann, Koolaqe, Herschede, Gillet+e, Ranck v a v eerc v a ribun OfRcers Donovan L. Sayrs President Russell Smith Vice President Dorothy T. Fisgus Secretary Louis Dubuque Treasurer Representatives Senior Donovan L. Sayrs Louis E. Dubuque Junior Russell Smith Robert A. Bernhardt Pre-Junior Clifford Pruefer Sophomore William Pugh Women Dorothy Fisgus Pugh, Pruefer. Bernhardt Dubuque, Sayrs, Fisgus. Smith DO ea rt? v Dyjr a 9 Women ' s Tribunal President Helen M. Burr Vice President Louise Eastman Secretary-Treasurer Ellen Meyer Representatives Mary K. Ackerman Eloise Powell Dorothy Trankler Men ' s Tribunal President . hHorner A. Lange Vice President William L. Ahlert Secretary Edward S. Thorn Treasurer William hi. Drake Representatives George Wiessman Fred G. Pressler Cyrus Baxter Charles Lex John Flndlay Joseph Deekin Pressler, Deekin, Wiessman, Ackerman, Findiay, Thorn. Drake, Lex Trankler, Eastman. Lange. Burr, Ahlert, Meyer onovavu a££ r o cev£ President Wayne Rich Sen lors Vice President Beatrice Thompson John Findlay Juniors Vice President Margaret Lotspeich 7 I %- Dana King Director of Men ' s Athletics Am Helen Snnith Director of Women ' s Athletics DOTZ9 h H Brown ? 48iir P« V ' Hendley Mileham Williams Parker Goldmeyer Gilliland Lewis m f 4 i ub Ray Evans Ed Fox Harold Gear Bob Gruen Joe Goodman Jim Hall Swede Hanson Bob Hoefer Cliff Houghey Bob Jaap Earl Kaufman Jake Klavner Homer Lange Oliver Lehtenen Art Lerninger Carl Ludeke Bert Moore Tom MacDonald Bob McKee Clyde Nau Ray Nolting Roger Pellens George Pierce Bill Raidt Bill Rogge Dave Rosenblatt Frank Ruck Fred Saunders John Schneider Bill Schv arburg Nat Shapiro George Smith Vance Spencer Johnny Stafford Bill Stephen Bill Summerville Jack Bolton Harold Conklin Bill Cross Harry Duncan Harold Elliott Gus Emmerich Oscar Erikson Ralph Tatelman Joe Toliver Mai Townsley Larry Trame Dick Uible Pat Von Benken Carl Williams Oscar Ashe Carl Austing Bill Baetz Charles Baetz Clark Ballard Bob Bernhardt Max Boehm Oscar Willencik Alex Wilson John Wyatt Fred Yaeger Bill York Harry Strothman Harry Wilkerson a ' oaa 34 sa 37 is 4B 38 04 nigviirig - ' «„l 54 43 39 ' 45 D 61 41 33 31 59 mi m Nau, Van Horn. Gilliland, Schwarburg, Ganr, Feianau;, VViiiiam:, Hoskings. Riley, Gerdsen, Kirstein. Co Duncan, Biedenbender, Yeager, Emmerich, Guliclc, Molting, Ramey, Haby, Weiss. Cummins. Hall. Kaufman Woerner, Niehoff, Gwinner. Pressler, VanVeen, Meguiar, Smith. Welch, Grace, Ballard. Levengood, Golding Managers Haby Smith CINCINNATI— 45 OTTERBEIN— First look at the new men .... Is It the best teann In history .... students pour into Stadium with rain .... new faces .... last year ' s fresh .... highly touted .... hiaby, Gant, Ramey .... little Otterbein outclassed .... gains on the ground .... sweet passes .... touchdown .... another .... still another .... they are good .... still need polish before Kentucky ... King will work hard this week .... Looks like Schwarburg against the whole team, but he made five yards. !  Schwarburg Williams CINCINNATI— KENTUCKY— 27 Affernoon game .... stadium mobbed .... ' Cats crippled .... Haby, Yaeger In hospital .... third string backs start .... Smitty gets it in the nose on the first play .... line crumbles .... backs fumble .... but Johnson runs 17 ... . Ayres .... 8 ... . McCool .... 6 ... . touchdown for the Big Blue .... Johnson throws pass .... another touchdown .... Johnson .... runs 45 ... . nightmare .... students dis- gruntled at sitting in horseshoe .... sink to depths of despair .... and optimism had been so high .... We ' re glad to see that someone stopped Johnson from Kentucky. - wmttmmm -- Ballard Nolting CINCINNATI— VANDERBILT— 32 Last week ' s nightmare persists .... pessimistic attitude .... then Nolting provides a spark .... Cincinnati marches kickoff 50 yards .... attack bogs .... htosking tries placekick .... Vandy blocks and Plassman runs for touchdown .... ' Cats won ' t quit .... Trame throws pass from midfield to Weiss on Vandy I . . . . half ends before they can put it over .... Commodores come back strong .... Dixon, Oliver, Beck .... touchdowns, more touchdowns . . a repetition of Kentucky . . , , spirit at lowest ebb during King regime .... Nolting didn ' t go very far this time. Duncan Grace Yaeger CINCINNATI— 32 ASHLAND— 6 Despite weak foe a return to stride .... cynics say this is our class .... Gant back again . . he and Trame take care of first tally .... Gant whacks over two more .... Gulick goes 62 In the open field for the fourth score .... Molting passes to Golding for the last .... fighting Ashlanders tally on reserves .... hope springs eternal .... Williams lust sweeps fhem off their feet. tl ' i: S xf: Hall Feldhaus CINCINNATI— 45 GEORGETOWN— Another track meet .... Haby returns to scintillate .... scores three times .... Molting continues to shine .... Yaeger and Schwarburg throw away crutches to score touchdowns .... the optimism returns .... look toward the Buckeye .... He had nice Interference but something went amiss. m lift rcrl «1 Piessle Nau CINCINNATI— 7 MARSHAL— Homecoming , , . floah , . . . the Thundering hierd ... already trounced by Wes- leyan .... Zontini out .... the Green team fights .... Cincy shows plenty of power between the 20 ' s and then bogs down .... the half 0-0 .... the second half .... rain .... Gant fumbles . . then conducts a personal touchdown march for only score .... rain and everyone ' s glad it ' s over .... Gant had to win this ballgame with just plain power. Welch Hosking CINCINNATI— OHIO UNIVERSITY— The trek to Athens .... can we beat the Bobcats on the field where they ' ve never lost a game .... Ballard recovers fumble on opening kickoff but the attack crumbles .... and so it goes .... Cincy threatens .... loses the ball on downs or incomplete passes .... hard football .... we should score .... we don ' t .... Wesleyan looms too large .... annual dissention rumors .... home .... A buck says Nolting gets him. If not, Carl will. r Gllliland Gant CINCINNATI— 13 OHIO WESLEYAN— 6 The Bishops are too good, they say .... Turley .... the ' Cats snap out of It ... , Turley Is stopped .... Nolting runs wild .... then passes to Yaeger for the touch- down .... bedlam .... Freddy kicks the point .... Wesleyan passes knocked down .... CIncy line charges .... The second half .... Schwarburg runs a punt back 33 ... . they shake Yaeger loose on a reverse for 23 and another ... delirium .... befuddled Wesleyan fights back .... scores once .... Duncan knocks down passes .... the gun .... disgruntled Bishops .... King beams .... bring on Miami . . . Lool:s lilce Huth taWs his foofball ser nerich Sulick CINCINNATI— 21 MIAMI— The Buckeye title at stake .... precision In everything the Red and Black does .... Noltlng lunges over .... Gant blocks .... Schwarburg catches five passes .... one for a score .... the line Is perfect .... Miami doesn ' t have a chance .... this Is the club we expected .... King yanks the regulars .... Carl Williams, Noltlng, Smith, Ballard, Gant, the rest .... delirious fans cheer them, jerk their jersles .... kiss them .... the first Buckeye flag .... redemption .... even the cynics feel deep emotion ... the South forgotten .... jo supreme .... Molting mates the first touchdown against Miami with half the boys looSting on. Honorary Captain George Smith OdK Winner Carl Williams Levengood a: v y V Ml I Ballard Woerner Lettermen Lloyd Ballard Summervllie Gulick Austing Raidt Trame Grace Bledenbender Emmerich Cook, manage Brown. Coach a ' £ Ketb Brown, Aus+ing, Lloyd, Emmerich, Brown, coach Bledenbender, Trame, Ballard, Gulick, Hanson Honorary Captain Clark Ballard Cincinnati 48 — Hanover 34 Cincinnati 49 — Dayton 18 Cincinnati 48 — Kentucky Wesleyan 18 Cincinnati 47 — Vanderbilt 20 Basketball Results Cincinnati 48 Hanover 34 Cincinnati 50 Wilmington 18 Cincinnati 49 Dayton 18 Cincinnati 48 Kentucky Wesleyan 18 Cincinnati 47 Vanderbilt 20 Cincinnati 26 Kentucky Teachers 25 Cincinnati 46 Vanderbilt 20 Cincinnati 37 Indiana Central 32 Cincinnati 50 Marshall 40 Cincinnati 40 Miami 30 Cincinnati 39 Ohio Wesleyan 41 Cincinnati 43 Ohio University 38 Cincinnati 22 Indiana Central 37 Cincinnati 37 Chicago Loyola 23 Cincinnati 33 Miami 23 Cincinnati 35 Hanover 25 Cincinnati 39 Ohio University 33 Cincinnati 48 Marshall 27 Cincinnati 21 Ohio Wesleyan 33 J. Cook, Manager iLLjn. Summeiville Austing Cincinnati 26 — Kentucky Teachers 25 Cincinnati 37 — Indiana Central 32 Cincinnati 40 — Miami 30 Cincinnati 39 — Ohio Wesleyan 41 High hopes as Tay Brown starts his second season as mentor. Led by Clark Ballard and Carl Austing there ' s good mater ial in abundance .... familiar names, Summer- ville, Raidt .... new names .... Biedenbender, Lloyd .... early season results justify the optimism .... two or three set-ups . . Vanderbilt falls twice .... Hanover, too .... Wilmington .... Indiana Central .... Eastern Kentucky Teachers .... The Buckeye opens .... Marshall goes down .... then Miami after a struggle ... Wesleyan and the title probably at stake ... Austing and Ballard lead Cats .... 39-39 at the end of the game .... Iran Biedenbender Emmerich Gant Lloyd Cincinnati 37 — Chicago Loyola 23 Cincinnati 39 — Ohio University 33 Cincinnati 48— Marshall 27 Cincinnati 21 — Ohio Wesleyan 33 One overtime and still a deadlock .... Stark drops a fielder .... Bishops win 41-39 .... the winning streak snaps .... off and on a new one as Ohio U. is subdued .... Indiana Central gets revenge at Indianapolis .... the battle with ineligibility as Summerville and Raidt go , more Buckeye games , . more victories .... the last one of the season at Wesleyan .... a title tie a possibility .... the pressure too great .... Bishops win again . . . the season closes . , 16 won ... 3 lost .... best record since ' 26 ... , Austing on the All-Ohio , Ballard, too, on the All-Buckeye .... well done, Tay .... Raidt Gulick Hanson i Mga« ;ja M ileham, coach Lettermen Oliver Lehtlnen Harold Conklln Robert Hoefer Robert Jaap William Raidt Ralph Tatelman Oscar Willencik Alfred Elliot Ray Molting T. W. McDonald Mario Seta, manager vac K Fourth Row: Wade, T. Brown, coach, Manning, Shannon, Gil son, hloefer Third Row: Mileham, coach, Sutfon, K. Brown, Ganf. Nolting, Tatelman, Atkinson, Kolp Second Row: Blank, Stafford, MacDonald, Conklin, Alcook. Cannon First Row: Brown, Ritz, Hoffman, R. Brown, Winkler, Elliot rown, coach; Wade, manager Ohio Wesleyan 68 Cincinnati 63 Miami 103 Cincinnati 28 DePauw 92 Cincinnati 39 Denison 68 ' 2 Cincinnati 621 2 Marshall 46 Cincinnati 80 Ohio University 971 2 Cincinnati 33I 2 4th Place in the Buckeye Conference Meet i Bob Hoefer .... dash man deluxe .... a star on a team handicapped by weak material but a satellite anywhere .... one of the reliables on whom Mileham can always count for a few points .... con- sistent .... a double letter winner .... speed plus stability .... a happy combination .... Ray Nolting .... the weight man .... the bulwark of the weak sec- tion of the squad .... carrying the Red and Black single-handed in some events .... not the best In the Buckeye but always sure of a couple of points in his events .... working hard because he has to combine spring football with his track .... developed by Mile- ham .... a testimony to Chick ' s ability . . . . i Bob Jaap .... long, lean, an Ideal pole vaulter and high jumper .... never brilliant yet the height of consistency .... content to remain unheralded, he more than does his part in every meet .... that long figure over the bar .... a moment ' s rest and then over another bar at a lower level and without the pole .... it ' s hard work but Bob does it well .... the meager praise he gets is scarcely enough. Chick Mileham ... unsung, often unappreciated .... handicapped by the Co-op System and by lack of emphasis .... works hard at two men ' s jobs and makes a suc- cess of both of them .... highly respected by fellow mentors .... develops most of his material from green boys .... gets unusual re- sults and keeps a major-sport-wild school in the running in track .... worthy of the respect his boys have for him .... fcv JI King, coach. Murphy, Etzel, Rogge, Hager, Hogue, Davis, Getz Rinct. Meier, Ashe. Schwarburg. Schaefer, Castelli, Hanson Adverse early season weather conditions hamper Dana King ' s conditioning work .... a veteran squad begins to shape up nicely, however, under watch ul eyes .... blessed with two fine pitchers King apparently will have a good squad .... Embarking in early April on the longest trip ever taken by a Cincinnati athletic team the ball-tossers point the nose of the bus Southward for a 1500-mile jaunt .... Norris Dam Independents furnish the first opposition and break the soap bubble illusion of a fine hurling staff .... The Tennessee boys shell Evans, Emmerich, and Meier to score a 10-4 victory and the next day hold the ' Cats to a 14-14 tie. On to Georgia Tech and Jake Klavner justifies the faith placed in his pitching by limiting the Yellow Jackets to 4 hits but they make a run while holding the Kingmen to nine goose eggs .... I to but a good effort .... Oscar Ashe leads CIncy with the stick by getting two hits .... To Marysvllle and once more the enemy slug Red and Black pitchers with much gusto .... Meanwhile Clncy can ' t get any runs themselves so two more black marks get chalked up ... . scores 14-11 and 7- 1 .... the trip home .... Off to a belated start in the Buckeye, King again takes his proteges on the road .... this time to Athens and Huntington for games with Ohio U. and Marshall .... again Cincy ' s attack fails and the pitchers discouraged by the lack of hitting behind them fare poorly .... the Bobcats win 7-2 and the hierd, behind fine pitching by Carroll Coleman, silence the Red and Black 6-2 .... Playing at home for the first time the losing streak and the blank in the Buckeye win colunnn broken .... Wesleyan the victim and the score 5-2 .... Klavner pitches in fine form and the ' Cats manage to combine an offense and defense simultaneously .... Prospects for the remainder of the season look rather bright as the team begins to show signs of rounding into good form and starting to play winning ball. enni? Schedule 1935 Apr. 25 Berea College Apr. 27 Ohio University Apr. 30 Antioch College May 4 Ohio Wesleyan University May 7 Centre College May 1 I Ohio University May 17 Ohio State University May 18 Miami University May 22 Ohio Wesleyan University May 28 Miami University HIere hiere Yellow Springs, O. Here Danville, Ky. Athens, O. Here Here Delaware, O. Oxford, O. Brigham, coach, Kothe, Woliver, Uible, KroehnbrinI;, Pierce Branch, manager, Ludeke, Fox, Buckholz Saunders Uible, captain Results 1934 Opponents u. c Berea 9 2 Antioch 7 2 Centre 5 Wittenberg 9 6 Tulane Postponed Michigan State 5 Kentucky 4 Earlham 9 6 Ohio State 3 21 46 Let+ermen 1934-35 Uible — last year tennis Ludeke — senior Buckholz — senior Fox — junior Saunders — senior High Point Men (3) Average Total Meet 1 . Bob Brown — free style 50 yard, 100 yard, Relay (anchor man) 48 9.6 2. John Schneider — free style 100 yard, 200 yard, Relay (first man) 33.5 6.7 Homer Lange — breast stroke 100 yard. Medley (second) 29 5.8 19 3 5 Schedule and Results Opponents U. C. 68 Ohio Slale (here) January 26 16 22 Wittenberg (there) February 2 hi 18 Wittenberg (here) March 6 57 14 Ohio Wesleyan (here) March 9 51 46 Western Reserve (there) March 16 29 168 TOTAL 206 Sdlovaid, Asst. Mgr., Krentz. Iliff, Lange, Pfeiffer, Coach Gear, Green, Schneider, Brown, Marls Seniors 1 . Ben Krentz — Diver 2. hHomer Lange — Third high point man 3. John Schneider — Second high point man ■enc r a Results Opponents u. c 8 Charleston Fencers ' Club 9 13 Ohio State 4 9 Notre Dame 8 7 Wittenberg 7 9 Ohio Northern 8 1934 team was champion of Ohio State: Joe Lopez — Ohio State champion In Foils; Libecap — Ohio State champion in Saber and second in Epee. C. M. Hulchings, Coach, Libecap, Lance, Captain, GritHn, Lopez, Barishman, BotteieH, Manager Lettermen Capt. Robert Lance; Foils, Epee Larry Libecap; Foils, Saber, Epee Joe Lopez; Foils, Saber, Epee n e Results of Season The 1934-35 season of the Rifle Team was marred by the untimely death of Coach Frank Miller. As everyone probably knows, he committed suicide on the Rifle Range. By the time Sergeant Zimmerman was procured as coach, matches were about to begin. In spite of this handicap, the team won 7 postal matches while losing 16. Last place was taken, however, in the Allegheny Inter-collegiate League. Much credit is due Captain Malcolm G. Townsley for holding the team intact in spite of the absence of a coach for a portion of the season. «W« s N--,-:v: Hi :: II Le+termen Malcolm G. Townsley (Captain) Charles O. Adams Joseph Goodman Randolph Piepho Lan Wong Franklin Finney Fred C. fHoffman Richard E. Anderson Bert hi. Moore Winners, All-Year Trophy 1927— Sigma Chi 1928— Ph; Kappa 1929— Sigma Chi 1930— Sigma Chi 1931— Beta Kappa 1932— Alpha Tau Omega 1933— Delta Tau Delta 1934— Delta Tau Delta Intramural Standing to May 10, 1935 Delta Tau Delta 395 Quadras 66 Alpha Tau Omega 324 lota Chi Epsilon 641 2 Dormitory 291 Lambda Chi Alpha 56 Beta Theta Pi 226 American Commons Club 51 Phi Kappa 203 Pi Kappa Alpha 491 2 Triangle 195 Acacia 191 7 Phi Delta Theta 194 Evening Engineers ' Club 191 7 Sigma Chi 125 Sigma Tau Phi 14 Independents 119 Sigma Delta Rho -8 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 17 Delta Sigma Pi -34 Beta Kappa 91 Phi Beta Delta -35 Director of Intramural Athletics M. Charles Mileham Senior Managers Eugene Dawson Robert Lance Delta Tau Delta. Winners 1933-34 Volleyball Swimming Touch Football Water Basketball Cross Country Basketball Bowling Handball Boxing P Foul Shooting Indoor Track Horseshoes Outdoor Track Baseball Tennis Golf Jack Boyle Allen Joslin Frank Kugler Pat Von Benken !■ ' Tattle. Jcsiin. Vcn Benicn, Bov!e, Kugler Ohio Intercollegiate Golf Champions of 1934 u. c. 121 2 u. c. 14 u. c. 41 2 u. c. 10 u. c. 9 u. c. 5 u. c. 13 Dayton 51 2 Miami 4 Wittenberg 131 2 Ohio State 8 Dayton 9 Miami 13 Ohio State 5 u. c. 68 Total Opponents 58 Allen Joslin omen 9 port? - ,. omen 9 Grace B. Davles Officers President Glenna Weishaupt Vice Presidenf Frances Raschlq Treasurer Helen Convery Corresponding Secretary Elaine Gunther Recording Secretary Martha Jane Pulliam Archery Manager Sue Cooper Baseball Manager Ellen Perin Tennis Manager Marie Etzel Outing Club Manager , . , Virginia Green Basketball Manager Norma Kabitsch Hockey Manager Lavinia Ervin Swimming Manager Gretchen Haller Rifle Manager Winifred Nebel Red Cross Corps Manager Marie Lind Poster Manager Lucille Garrison News Editor Evelyn Winkler Photographer Blanche Goering Social Chairman Harriet Evans Play Day Chairman Margaret Gillette Lind. Haller, Nebel, Winkler, Garrison, Gillette Evans, Green, Ervin, Convery, Pulliam, Gunther, Raschig, Goering In response to the growing trend of individual sports, W. A. A. has brought to the fore numerous Individual activities. The lure of golf, tennis, archery, rifle, and riding has reached many girls to vvhom the regular round of team sports did not appeal. Tennis — scheduled a ladder tournament In the fall and a mixed doubles and singles tournament In the spring. Archery — bov s and arrows shot In the inter-sorority tournament held In both fall and spring. Golf — driver, mashie, putter, — all used to drive that ball In the tournament held at Avon Fields. Rifle — yes, our girls can aim — and what ' s more they can shoot the ole bull ' s eye. An honor team made of the star shots was chosen at the end of the season. Riding — over the hills and dales of the bridle paths at Araconia Farms. The Hockey season was met with the usual enthusiasm this fall. Once more the FHockey field witnessed green-clad figures, sticks In hand, dashing here and there, now blocking — now dribbling — now lunging - — a long shot — and a goal! The eagerness with which each plunged ahead intent upon a goal is evidence of the competition among the classes. This year the Juniors came through with flying colors and were awarded the championship. The girls who excelled in skill and sportsmanship were chosen for the honor team, a procedure which Is customary at the end of every season. Class Managers Senior Blanche Goering Junior, Martha Jane Pulliar Sophomore . - .Doris hHexamer Freshr Elizabeth Koenig a£ Ketb Basketball — a sport which combines physical development with a whole-hearted spirit of friendly cooperation at last permeates the realm of winter sport. The favorite of the indoor enthusiast forges to the front. A patient and systematic organization is begun and the gym becomes a center of surging activity. After weeks of practice the carefully drilled teams emerge anxious to encounter all challengers. Game fol- lows game, the fittest always surviving, until at length the undefeated Juniors again walk off triumphant. Class Managers Senlt Blanche Goerlng Junior Nancy Poe Sophomore Betty Felton . Freshman Ruth Schulte wimmin Swimmers ready — Go — the plunge — and down the pool they sprint — side to side to the finish. Both inter-class and inter-sorority competition was held. The classes came through with a fine showing, with the Juniors again coming out on top. Although the sororities were (Veil represented, it was the Independents who came through with flying colors. Class Managers Senior tHarriet Evans Junior tHelen Convery Sophomore Ellen Perin Freshman , Dorothy Dohrman a ' se oa And the pitch! They ' re off! The zip of the ball through the air, the crack against the bat, the dash for base, and the slide for home — all make for the thrill and ex- citement of the most popular of spring sports — Baseball! A cool head and good aim is required to play the game successfully. It is a sport which combines friendly competition and rivalry with good sportsmanship. Class Managers Senior Blanche Goering Junior Mary Jo Schroder Sophomore. . Marguerite Wurster Freshman Sylvia Kerrigan ee me? Freshman Chairman Sophomore Chairman Margaret snne Scnmldt |i ia Green The traditional contest ' n me r kxm c tKe ga5ies of tUfe anient Greeks is one of the most interesting angFexcitlng eve nts in the lives of the freshmen and sopho- mores. On this festive occasion these two classes advised by the upperclassmen vie with each other for supremacy in skill, grace, and strength. This year Aphrodite was chosen as the goddess to reign. Both classes enacted a myth centered around Aphrodite by the dance. n The contests in athletics, torch-racing, discus-throwing, arid hurdling, proved most thrilling both to participants and observers. A genuine test of skill was displayed in the posing of the classic statues which were unusually difficult to portray this year. Perhaps the most spectacular as well as colorful event of the Games was the chariot race. The girls showed unusual skill and were greeted with applauses of great praise. With this brilliant finale the triumpliarit class galloped off exultingly, crowned with the wreath of victory. With everyone, participants, both the triumphant and de- feated, and spectators there lingers a sense o satisfaction in having been a part of one of the most successful Greek Games in the history of the University. f ' ' ■m ' i ne ncmn ti n t %__ _ __ _ , Purdy ■ Gilbert Editor Donald P. Gilbert Business Manager Frank Purdy ( Al. Wellman Managing Editors | Dorothy Herschede Assistant Business Manager Hazel Beucus Herschede Wellman Feihe Nau Ervin Beucus r r Editorial Managing Editor of Photography Copy Editor Photographers Assistant Photographer Art Editors Art Assistants Secretary Assistants Senior Editor Assistants Men ' s Sports Organization Managers Women ' s Sports Assistant Editorial Assistants . . . Marvin Felheim Dorothy May ( Dick Youngblood Richard Lorbach Warren Roos J Francis Braun Anatole Kirsanoff Marguerite Benson Bob Pinkerton Sigmund Vaiin Homer Lange Wilma Hard y Robert Clawson Kay Osborne j Jane Brutton ( Robert Duning Lavinia Ervin Dorothy Ratterman Willie Grace Dicklns Robert Butler Winona Magwood Marian Endebrock Martha Jane Pulllam Irene Cowen Dorothy Sanford Bill Miller Arthur Greenberg Betty Cairnes Kirsanctf, Valin, Spiegel, Lange, Jacobson, Ra++erman. Puillam, Roos, Ruehlmann, Miller Braun, Benson, May, Herschede, Wellman, Ervin. 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Beyer, Geis, Klein, Costello, Gruenebaum file a W. A. S+oddard R. Q. Conner Staff. 1934-35 Editor Assistant Editor Features Humor Staff Assistants . , R. Q. Conner W. A. Stoddard hi. K. Cheney . G. C. Gentry S. A. Bennett L. A. Kraft R. H. Long E. R. Mizer Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Audrey Listerman Cadet Colonel J. Wyatt The Cadet Staff assumes full responsibility for the organization of the regiment. The majority of these men are Seniors, having been selected and commissioned by the Military Faculty on the basis of their merit, to conduct the student affairs of the unit. Colonel ' s Staff, Section I Cadet Colonel D. P. Krisher Honorary Colonel Lois Riffle In the work of the Cadet Staff, the Honorary Colonels play a prominent part through their inspirational sponsorship of all Cadet Military functions. This year the Unit was distinctly honored to have two very clever young ladies as sponsors. Colonel ' s Staff. Section II .avn ■ac[j i u Malor S. E. Wolfe, C. A, C. Professor of Military Science and Tactics Captain Rolla V. Ladd, C. A. C. Supply Officer Captain C. fH. Swick, C. E. Engineer Instructor Captain H. P. hiennessy, C. A. C. Adjutant Lieutenant Myron Leedy, Ordnance Department Commandant of Cadets Lieutenant M. Leedy Captain R V. Ladd Captain H. P. Hennessy Major S. E. Wolfe Captain C. H. Swick O ? ' eru n It E. F. Brown T. P. Christy R. Q. Conner J. C. DeWesse A. Dolnick C. E. Earhart D. P. FIte J. D. FItzpatrick M E. Flye E. P. Freiman C. C. Griffith A. A. Hanson R. J. Ashe L. N. Baer O L. Beber L. Bertrans J. G. Blair J. C. Bolton S. C. Britton V. L. Brown F. H. Diehl G B. Eldridge C E. Firch Senior Men Section One M. W. Hendley K. E. Hittinger J. A. Hoerner B. E. Horn R. M. Jamison R. M. Johnson W. J. B. Lance M. E. Lukens J. A. Mancini R. C. Morris P. R. Neidhart M. A. Osterfeld Section Two C. W. Fischer M. H. Floom J. Goodman W. L. Hansen G. S. Ketter G. A. Kibler H. Kress D. P. Krisher E. W. Kunkel F. J. Leifner D. H. McClain R. J. McKee L. J. Renas L. B. Reynolds F. D. E. Ruck F. G. Schneider E. J. Schroer, H. V. Schuck A. C. Seitz K. L. Stewart R. Thomas R. L. Woerner C. H. Yingst R. H. Young R. A. Pflum J. J. Rumpler W. A. Sanger R. H. Schuster F. J. Smith P. E. Smith W. L. Snyder H. G. Truman A. W. Vletzke D. R. Williams A. T. Zeldenrust (l rdn nce Senior Men R. B. Blakeslee L. E. Dubuque R. R. Entwhistle J. K. Gall H. W. Gear C. O. Hutchinson J. A. Lopez R. J. Merz O ' Neill H. A. Paine L. H. Schumann M. G. Townsley D. S. Werner J. D. Wyatf ngineer? 6 Senior Men M. D. Corwin J. A. Deye O. W. Erikson W. H. Fletcher K. H. Keim Wm. Schnlcke C. H. Scranton P. R. Russell MILITARY BALL. DECEMBER 21, 1934 Once again the R. O. T. C. puts on all its fine regalia and dips to dreamy rhythm, proving that the army man who would rather fa ce a cannon than a woman has sung his swan song. The break in the monotony, if the ladies will excuse us, was afforded by snappy competition of two drill teams, the presentation of awards, and the installation of Pershing Rifles. The Installation Committee Albert Zeldenrust, Chairman A. B. Langeler D. R. Williams Earl Kauffman L. S. Karably CADET OFFICERS ' BALL. FEBRUARY 9. 1935 The cream of the army has Its day and struts Itself before the flattering eyes of Cincy ' s most charming. A glamourous affair marked by a pleasing stiffness and mirthful sobriety. To add the finishing touches, the most gallant of the gallants were summoned by Scabbard and Blade. The Chairman C. O. hlutchinson, Chairman B. E. Horn Jack Gall Ed Brown ev9r] na r e? A National Honorary Basic Course Military Fraternity, founded by General Pershing, 1894, at the University of Nebraska to promote military efficiency and leadership. Capfain and Staff FRESH PAINTERS Elmer E. Strasser Student Director Wayne A. Rich Business Manager Asst. Exec. Sects. Office Assistants Asst. Stud. Dir. Gen. Assts. to Stud. Dir. Asst. Mgrs. Production Staff Virginia Wade Jane Oridge Harriet hlogan Kay Osborne ] Ellen Meyer John Harth I George Jeneson hlugh Carnnichael Dwight Eib f William Doyle I Tom Warrington ■i Bill Watkins [ Frank Purdy Prompters Mistress of Wardrobe Sophie Rhame I Virginia Wade Elsa Heidt Asst. Mistresses Kay Steiner of Wardrobe } Patsy Morganthaler . , I Una Jane Rupp ' - P Christen Topmoeller Student Dancing Director, Myrll Elwood Bob Butler Chrmn. of Pub. Asst. Stage Mgrs. Jack Keefe Betty Parker Robert Liebhardt Roger Agness John Emig Tom Chapman Vance Danford Louis Hixon Bill Ahlert Francis Braun Ticket Sales Mary Louise Telker Chairman of Music hiarry hiines Program Editor .... Margaret Lotspiech Cliff Clarl Stage Manager j ■am Eloise Powell Executive Secretary John Redhead Froome Professional Director Merrill B. Van Pelt Orchestra Director DL. I. LOUISIANA SLEIGHRIDE  . 6 Mn Halina Feodorova Sigma Sigma Chorus Don Sayrs Haps Kemper Bud Heil Bill Gilliland Fritz Pressler Ken Parker Bob Buhman Jack Maries Harry Moeller Randolph Refers John FIndiay George Smith Bob Eagan Bob Neu George Kramer Frank Purdy Chorus Bob Pinkerton Gordon Waltz Bob White Leonard Bosken S+age Crew William Ammon, Jr. William Rhea George Bennett Brion Sawyer Robert C. Buescher H. Denton Smith Hugo D. Dieckman Earle K. Spooner Robert Duning John L. Tangeman Henry Helmers Robert Thompson William Miller Emerson U I rich Randolph Peters Light Crew J. Montgomery Black Charles Coughlln Tom Chapman Stanton H. Petry William Clark Eiwood Segal Albert Cohen Richard Walker Ladies of the Chorus Wilma Adam Ada Alpaugh Dolores Aviles Marjorie Bloom Jacqueline Burdorf Sue Cooper Marion Dierkes Betty Felton Martha Eraser Virginia Gellhaus Beth Gosiger Margaret Gruber Rae Hawthorne Kay Hoffman Virginia Johnson Dorothy Klasen Marion Kohl Audrey Listerman Winona Magwood Cella May Nelson Ruth Oberhelman Betty Owen Virginia Pownall Lois Riffle Mary Jane Slehl Evelyn Winkler CAST OF CHARACTERS President Randolph of Seawash College Everett Walters Thorndyke Wlthington, the comedian ... Edward Hoff Susan Smith, the comedienne Henriette Hahn Silent Bill Maloney, football coach Bill Mulford Mike Connelly, the hero William Kent Nancy Parker, the heroine Miriam Thompson Senator Louie J. Fineagle, senior senator. . Clyde Nau Governor Dewsberry Landon Bachman Steve McGIInchy, the campaign manager William Pettit Mac McWhorter, the press agent. . . .Wilbur Wright Eddie, the newspaper reporter Robert Amidon Radio Announcer Sid Dwaskin Joe. the usher Russ Towers Frat Boy ' s Girl Friend Jane Schrader Republican Candidate Milton Bloch Hugo Stew Schiffrin Referee Alan Vogeler First Grad Bill Mulford Second Grad John Fay A Drunk SIgmund Muehlfelder Program Seller John Nerl Frat Boy Russel Gray Rabid Fan Watson Luther Cheer Leader Dave Rosenblatt President of the Republican Club Jane Schrader Secretary of the Republican Club Marjorie Bloom Field Operator No. 16 . . . .Virginia Johnson Roman Girl Ruth DeCoursey J LOUISIANA SLEIGHRIDE The Fresh Paint organization, after having been dornnant for a season, awoke this year to an amusing satire on one of the political big noises, hHuey Long. Bill Leach was the author of the script. The comedy deviated from the traditional musical comedy ways by subduing the romantic aspects and gag lines to substitute political rallies and ironic situa- tions. Louisiana Sleighride, presented excep- tionally well, executed dancing and music en- hanced by clever lyrics. The verbal tilts of Fineagle and his Republican opponent. Edgar P. Bibby. introduced witty and original dia- logue (especially in the last per- formance). Seawash College, the scene for the Fineagle collegiate activities, fur- nished ample opportunity to satirize hHuey Long ' s Louisiana State College episode when he wished to make a football hero a state official. Opposi- tion to the stage presentation of this Idea was fomented by the sweetheart , %J.V ' Myrrl Elwood Student Dancing Director of the hero, who borrowed Fineagle ' s political technique and elected Bibby. This election ultimately led to the reconciliation of hero and heroine, who up until then had slightly di- vergent ideas as to the honor of be- ing a governor. Women, being tra- ditionally united against men, de- feated Fineagle in his sponsorship of the collegian. Fineagle, upon the chance remark of the governor in- cumbent, reorganized the state so that it was back in Rome. From then on the comedy rollicked to the end, aided by Roman baths a la Fin- eagle ' s brother, hHugo, cellar meet- ings by the Republican Women, and a dance by the Sigma Sigma chorines which would have made Nero re- consider. iMiJiiimElS upive GUIIILID n pm  1(|:in ng)sTi presents WHAT ' S HECUBA...? Under the Direction of John K. Rose Director Woodrow Hunter President Dolly Britton Business Manager Executive Staff Director joh K. Rose Director Emeritus Frank R. Byers Faculty Advisor William S. Clark P ' esiclent Woodrow Hunter Business Manager Dolly Britten Production Manager William S. Henderson Business Staff Assistant Business Manager E. Gerald Touff Ticket Chairman j k Bear Program Editor Bob Butler Publicity Manager Bob Butler House Manager Al Haberer Secretary Yowell Production Staff Stage Manager Daniel Thompson Arts and Crafts Florence Bohmer P ' opertles Maurice Wilson • alce-up Anatole KIrsanoff Pr° ' P+ ' g Sophie Rhame ' a ' d ' -obe Helen Bertenshaw Musical Advisor Richard Leighton Rosi Britten Hunter ROSMERSHOLM The Mummers ' Guild opened fheir season with an invita-Hon performance for fhelr friends of Ibsen ' s tragedy, Rosmersholm ' . The tragedy was an ambitious undertaking for the Mummers but they capably produced and presented the play in an exceptionally well finished manner. This was possible due to the excellent players In Mummers from the previous year. In both their choice of material and In their formal gesture to their friends they set a precedent which it will be well to maintain. Stanley Waxman. in the character of Johannes Rosmer, gave a finished performance In a part which would tax the abiiities of a professional actor. His splendid speaking voice and Intelligent Interpretation of his role made his portrayal outstanding. Laurette Flllbrandt, Miss Rebecca West of the play, made an efficient working partner for Waxman. She, too, gave a finished performance in the traditional dramatic sense. Wood row Hunter as Rector KroU, William Licht as Peter Mortensgard, Edward Kuehner as Ulric Brendel, and Dolly Britten as Madame Helseth, all furnished per- formances that completed those of the leads and made the entire play a thoroughly enjoyable show. THE LAST OF MRS. CHENEY The Mummers ' Guild presented in their three-act play of late fall Frederick Lonsdal ' s The Last of Mrs. Cheney . The play revolved around the rather well-known theme of the female accomplice of a sophisticated super-thief. Overwhelmed by her newly discovered honesty, a faint sus- picion of romance and a desire to be the magnanimous lady, she triumphed over her more amusing nature, to the last of Mrs. Cheney. The noteworthy development In the p ' ay was the dramatic construction which led to the last line. And this Is the last of Mrs. Cheney . We can but say. so be it . Needless to say the Mummers ' Guild could use any fairly decent dra- matic vehicle and still be interesting. After all It Is the Mummers as such, rather than the play which they present, that Is of importance. This ts of course no criticism of their dramatic ability. Gene Benedict with a faintly pastel reputation or Stanley Lawwill peering rather dubiously over a dejected moustache would carry even a weak plot situation to a successful climax. Although at times the stage crew apparently took a brief nap between each scene, the scenes were quite well done, with especially effec- tive lighting. The scene of Mrs. Ebley ' s bedroom — now really. We missed the controlled modulations of Stanley Waxman ' s expressive voice and the let them eat grass-ish boomlngs of Wood row Hunter. The players, obviously inexperienced and decidedly self-conscious, were acutely aware that Mother and cousin Mildred were in the audience and by God they would do their best if they had to upstage the whole darn cast. Even Jane Schrader was too ultra . The third act had everyone on the stage except the property man and a radio announcer. It Is doubtful If more tea Is poured on a Mummers ' Friday afternoon . Robert Lindsey In his character of Charles managed in this scene to do his best. Even the lines were helpful. His sideburns were of distinctly the more sardonic type of sideburns, and you know that there is nothing as helpful as sardonic sideburns to reinforce any stage situation which verges on the great reconciliation scene. Jack Marks as Willie Wyn- ton had, it seems, a restless night and at breakfast time he just was not up to It all. In fact the majority of the cast could have prolonged their sleep and left the table less crowded. William Kent handled his part well enough to deserve a bit of lemon with his tea, while Betty Gus tetter and Mary Rose Thuman get an extra spoonful of sugar. Yet, considering everything, even the cigarette between acts has an added zest at a Mummers ' presentation. Which does much to make an enjoyable evening of first nighting. WHAT ' S HECUBA . . . ? The Mummers ' Guild for their spring dramatic presentation offered an original play. What ' s Hecuba . . . ? , by Frank R. Byers of the University Faculty. The tragedy as developed by Mr. Byers revolved around a con- flict suggestive of Strindberg ' s philosophy; namely, that the phenomenon of love also Implies hatred and that the stronger the nature of the par- ticipants the greater will be the conflict. The desire for mastery is the motivating force In the drama. With such excellent material the Mummers more than upheld their high performances of the year and added new lustre to themselves as craftsmen. The acting was uniformly high with each character faithfully filling his ovvn role and also rounding out the roles of the rest of the cast. Muriel Kuyper, In the part of the stepdaughter of Mrs. Maclean and the beloved of Robert Maclean, as a newcomer to the Mummers ' Guild gave a splendid performance. She portrayed her roll sympathetically with in- telligent interpretation of her difficult part. Gene Benedict as Mrs. Mac- Lean handled her role with professional restraint. The character of Mrs. Maclean with Its transition from the haughty domineering type of woman to the penitent, self- reproachful type demanded and found an actress, who performed in a manner usually associated with the legitimate theatre. Miss Benedict ' s splendid speaking voice and natural poise aided her materially in developing her part. Betty Gustetter as the giddy Rose Merrill, along with Dolly Britten as Sarah Hawkes. Introduced a comic note into the play which both served to relieve and Intensify the tragic Macleans. Anatole Klrsanoff, who played the role of the piano tuner, while having had but a minor part, nevertheless, with his Intriguing voice and spontaneity of action made a decided contribution to the cast as a whole. Robert lindsey, who took the character of vindicative Robert Maclean gave a much more finished performance than he did as Charles In The Last of Mrs. Cheney. The role of Robert Maclean was that of the protagonist about whom revolved the conflict between Mrs. Maclean and her step- daughter and Mrs. Maclean and the fanatic Elijah. The passivity with which Robert would hear the confessions of his mother and give no indi- cation of having heard was unusually dramatic. Stanley Waxman, as Elijah, was the external expression of the conflict and remorse in the soul of Mrs. Maclean. Waxman added another laurel to his Mummer ' s fame when he brought the play to an emotional climax with his cries of. Cheater, liar, cheat, at the suicide of Mrs. Maclean, whom he had been trying to subjugate and humiliate. The dramatic setting of the play was carefully done so as to carry out the mood of the tragedy. The lighting done so as to allow shadowed cor- ners and a suggestion of gloom was especially worthy of commendation. Mr. Frank Byers ' What ' s Hecuba ...? ' under the capable direction of John Rose brought to a highly dramatic finish an extremely meritorious season for the Mummers ' Guild. ■ cu u The Cast Helen Norman- Smith Marjora W. Shank Helen L. Coops Helen M. Rose Dorothy Hubert Grace B. Daviess Rose S. Cohen Edith Hewett Kay Auburn Charles K. Welchert John L. LaMonte Dillwyn Ratcllff Parry Kraatz Hubertis Cummings Norman P. Auburn John K. Rose William S. Clark Harold M. Vinacke Bradley Jones H. P. Hennessy W. George Hunter Frank W. Chandler M. J. Hubert presents Lcc ' ies of the Jury The faculty, this year, offered as their contribution to the cause of drama in general and the Scholar- ship Fund of the U. C. Chapter of Mortar Board, Mystic Thirteen, the amusing comedy, Ladies of the Jury . The large cast was truly impressive in its ingenious portrayal of the varied and exact- ing roles. The lobster (at least a crustacean of some sort) did rather well, although it was boiled. The play was directed by Frank R. Byers, of the English Depart- ment, College of Liberal Arts. His description of the play is more than sufficient. Ladles of the Jury. Uproariously funny — , full of grins, chuckles, and guf- faws from the first to the last curtain . The Green Room presentations by the faculty members are en- joyed by both those of the faculty in the play and the students who are privileged once a year to watch the gods at play . While as yet none of the faculty have been called to Broadway or Holly- wood, another performance such as Ladies of the Jury and ap- pointments to the faculty will be made on the basis of screen tests. presents Whatcha Doin ' Now? The Quadres Society presented in March the musical comedy, Whatcha Doln ' Now? , written by William Jones and Rhoza Walker, members of Quadres. The music and lyrics were written by Don Spencer, who also played the leading role. William Jones and hiaroid Rhodes filled the roles of the male comedy leads. Earnest Finklea and Gladys Bonner as minor leads sang in a particularly pleasing manner. The comedy was a gay affair dealing with an amusing subject in a de- lightfully breezy fashion. The singing and dancing were enthusiastic and gave the feeling of spontaneity. The Cabaret Scene was the best In the show. It was good from the aspect of stage design and appearance and the mod- ernistic dance was the most effective dance In the show, while the music for this dance was catchy to the extreme. The scenery while relatively simple carried out the Idea of the show In an efficient manner. The singing of both the choruses and the leads deserves special mention and praise. The book with clever dialogue and situations fulfilled the Preface In the Play Bill which said, ... a sense of humor can be a valuable asset In many so-called mar- riage problems. Cast Butler Earnest Finklea Maid Gladys Bonner Wanda Whetlock Letltia Thorpe Wallace Whetlock , .. Donald Spencer Green Devil Carl Bush Secretaries, Anna Lewis, Lilian Ledbetter Sherlock hlolmes William Jones Phllo Jackson hiarold Rhodes hiarry Taylor Brooklns Locker Room Boys London Gant, Seaton Ralls, Richard Stott, R. Gaston, Jerry Maxey, Carl Bush Gall Rhoza Walker Doug Sam McTIer Mrs. Jackson Eugenia Settles Mrs. Jones Louise Underwood Dancing Chorus Odessa Parker, Marie Baxter, hiattie Ulmer, Bernlce Dale, Claudia hiargrave, Adelaide Payne, Ruth Jackson, Virginia Yates and Viola Barlow. Mortar Board Reception November 2, 1934 The Mortar Board Reception inaugurated a new plan of placing school dances in the hands of University organi- zations thus elinninating ne- cessity for class officers. This dance took the place of the traditional Freshman Recep- tion. The Freshmen were in- troduced to the tunes of Johnny Lewis ' s Orchestra. Sigma Sigma, with all due ceremony, summoned the outstanding Junior and Sen- ior men. Miami Pep Dance Thanksgiving Eve The Miami Pep Dance was held for the first time this year in the University Y.M.C.A. on the eve of the Miami-U. C. game. The dance was organized to fur- nish a place for University students to gather on this date, enjoy themselves, and show their school spirit. The idea met with whole-hearted approval from the students. Ulex Dance December 15, 1934 The Ulex Da nce was held this year in the University Y.M.C.A. As is the cus- tom at this dance the most prominent Freshman woman was to be chosen. Conjecture ran high as to who would receive the honor. Jerry Jacobs, an outstanding Freshman, well merited her new title. Also as a feature of the eve- ning Ulex pledged some of the more promising Sophomore men. Omicron Delta Kappa Prom April 13, 1935 The Omicron Delta Kappa Prom was formerly the Jun- ior Prom. It was the largest dance of the year and was held in the Netherland Plaza ' s Hall of Mirrors. The sororities were well repre- sented, each hoping their candidate for the coveted honor of Prom Queen would reach the throne. At mid- night the newly elected queen, Marjorie Brumleve of Theta Phi Alpha, was intro- duced by President Walters. Sophos Dance February 23, 1935 Sophos Dance was the name given to the Sophomore Prom of other years. According to the precedent set last year three girls, Helen Ruehlmann, Senior, Jean Prather, Junior, and Ruth DeCour- sey, Sophomore, were chosen as repre- sentatives. This year was the second year that this plan of choosing was used and It proved very successful. It will undoubtedly become a tradition of the Sophos Dance. In+ra-Fraternity Dance March I, 1935 The Intra-Fraternlty Dance made Its de- but this year In the Gibson Ballroom to the dusky tunes of the Cotton Club Or- chestra. This dance was Instigated by the President ' s Council and all fraternity men were Invited. It did a great deal toward promoting a stronger feeling of unity among the fraternities. % 1 The Committee Russ Towers, Chairman John FIndlay Janet Koolage Marjorie Cowell Haps Kemper Sid Isaacs Towers The Varsity Boatride — May 17, 1935 The social season was topped off by the Varsity Boatride passing by in a blaze of glimmering lights and a smattering of ugly men. This Is without a doubt the most unique and spontaneous of all the campus affairs. It is a time when people give vent to their myriad emotions and forget that since they are loyal brothers and sisters of certain groups they must associate with only their own brothers and sisters or those of a few very select groups. We appreciate the Boatride, but also the fact that there Is only one a year. Kemper Findlay Koolage or ovav e£ HONORARY UPPER-CLASS SOCIETY Sigma Sigma unites men of merit, without regard for fra- ternity or other affiliations, for +he purpose of serving and in- spiring loyalty to the University of Cincinnati. It has pledged Itself to remain a local organi- zation that it might better realize this aim. FOUNDERS 1898 Wal+er Eberhard+ Robert Humphries Parke Johnson Russell Wilson 1899 Charles Adier 1900 Adna Innes 1901 Henry Bentley A. Hickenlooper Smith Hickenlooper 1902 Coleman Avery Hugh Bates Earl Gold Stanley Granger Edwin Hutchins Robert Kreimer Charles Peters Ramsey Probasco Stuart Walker 1903 Eustace Ball Edgar McAllister Harvey Shepard William Strietman 1904 Albert Baker Robert Buck Adolph Fennel Carl Gantvoort Villle Kirkpatrick 1905 Lester Collier Howard Jones Bert Lyon Fred Melhope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arthur Wadsworth 1906 Frank Buchanan Robert Caldwell William Fillmore Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walter Shafer Curtis Williams Frank Wilson 1907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kite Brown McGill Robert O ' Connell Frank Payne 1908 Merlyn Aultman Fred Flach William Foley Walter Helntz Bates Williams 1909 Hayward Ackerson William Kite Edward Rowe Charles Williams 1910 Ernest du Bray Ted Hyndman 191 I Cliffoid Hall Alden Hart Ralph McComas James Taylor 1912 Harry Buchanan William Hall Walter Heuck Leslie Johnson Franklin Mitchell Vance Towler 1913 Richard Goettle Robert Heuck William Hill John Maescher 1914 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Chester Klein John Sheriff Bert Stansbery Chauncey Tilden Neil Wright 1915 Leonard Baehr Arthur Gordon Norman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon ACTIVE Will Atkinson Carl Austing Robert Eagen John Findlay Robert Galbraith Don Gilbert George W. Hill Bob Hoefer Bob Johnson Kos Kemper George Levengood Carl MEMBERS Bernard Levin Ken Parker Fred Pressler Frank Purdy Wayne Rich Leon Saler Don Sayrs Edward S. Simrall George Smith Victor Strauss Walter Tuttle Williams 1916 Howard Behle Victor FIshback Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Porter John Reece Edward Robinson Herbert Schroth 1917 William Ellis Karl Hetsch Carrol Lewis Joseph G. Morris James Pease Bay ' e Richardson Anton Schneider 1918 Harold Altamer Walter Haehnle Herbert C. Jones Howard Justice Carl Lund Carl Markgraf William M. Myers Edgar Powers Herman Rogert Millard Romalne Harold Talcott Earl WIdau 1919 J. Robert Dorsey V. Bradley Roberts Francis Wright 1920 Hugh M. Bowen G. Carlton Brown Carl W. Frey W. Donald Hall Cyrus R. Osborne Cornelius Petzhold Robert Sarvis Edw, C. Strletelmeler Alfred Wenzel 1921 G. Willard Brelel Edgar D. Coons Chase M. Davles Daniel Fries Allison B. Ideson Edward Lee Meyer Phillip M. Meyers Fred Schierloh Robert Todd Edward Wagner 1922 Edward Gabriel Arthur W. McClure Howard E. Metzger Wylmer L. Scott Randall Walker 1923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory Jack Harrod William Havelaar Rossiter Hobbs Ellsworth Ireland Joseph LInneman James G. Nlppert Michael Palmer John Petzhold MEMBERS IN FACULTY Ralph W. Bursiek Frank W. Chandler C. Thomas Clifton Robert Gowdy Robert E. HHynes hHoward K. Justice Daniel Laurence V. Bradley Roberts 1924 Nathan D. Bachman Walter S. Becker Ben L. Bryant Morton P. Francis John Z. Helser Robert E. Hynes Oliver T. Rhodes Edward L. Roth Erwin S. Wolfson 1925 H. Lynne Barber George Bradner Anthony McAndrews Warren Marvin Louis NIppert William Schmid Kelly Y. Siddall 1926 Fred D. Berger Chas. E. Franklin Edwin K. Levi James R. Paisley Wesley Schmid 1927 John Bachman Evan Chatfield Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Robert Maddux 1928 Richard D. Bryant Arthur Fennekohl Ranald West 1929 Richard Bolton Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Dan E. Earley Albert Mayer 1930 Charles Adams Harry C. Anderson Harold D. Bohl C. Thomas Clifton Donald Crone Frank Dost Richard Franz John G. Gayman Jack Grleshaber L. Wm. Hammond Ralph Holterhoff. ' 96 Lawrence Levi William Nieman Frank X. Owens, Jr. 1931 Brad Allln Will am derwanger Ralph Bursiek Arthur Hallett Erie Hanson Sllverius Kunz William Leach Carl Mu+h Earl Soesbe Herbert Starick Richard Steves 1932 WaHer Conner Richard Dexter Paul Grischy Paul Heckel Carlton Lunsford Robert Nau Hany Rabe Nathan Sollnger Fred Tower Robert White 1933 W. Ged Brown William Gllliland Clifford Goldmeyer John Griffiths Wm. Groppenbacher Bernard Levin Edwin Lidseen Louis Mendel Gordon Strauss Dan Tobin Robert Wright 1934 Mel Bernstein Herbert Brown David DeVore Duncan Frame Phillip Hell George Kramer Louis Levy Sidney Mulllkln David Porter HONORARY ALUMNAL SOCIETY Cincinnatus Society Officers President Edgar Powers Vice President Margaret Heckle Ingram Secretary Jean Hennegan Treasurer Philip Heil Pledges of 1934 Mel Bernstein Duncan Frame Mulford Mentel Spencer Booz Philip Heil Sidney Mullikin Willa Busch Jean Hennegan Elinor Small Mary Louise Dleterle Wood row Hunter James Seltzer Ned Drucker Lucille Koeblin Betty Jane Slough V illiam Foley Dorothy Lauterbac :h Ruth Walker Margaret McEvilley Sayrs, Cheney, McNu+t, Smith. Sco++, Hunter, Towers, Johnson Paine, Lukens, hloefer, Dr. Sutton, Bird, Powell, Bishop. Sail OAK HONORARY ACTIVITIES AND LEADERSHIP FRATERNITY Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1914 41 Circles Cincinnati Alpha Theta Circle, Established, 193! Officers President Charles H. Bosken Vice President Robert W. Hoefer Secretary Robert W. Bishop Treasurer Mortimer Powell Advisor Dean Merton L. Person Norman P. Auburn Francis PH. Bird Robert W. Bishop Sanford Brown Frank R. Byers Members in Faculty and Adnninistration John P. DeCamp Dean Merton L. Person Joseph E. hlolliday Joseph H. Kindle Arthur S. Postle James A. Quinn Dean PHerman Schneider Paul W. Sutton, M.D. President Raymond Walters Will Atkinson, Jr. Charles H. Bosken hiarold K. Cheney Jack K. Gall Robert W. Hoefer Woodrow G. h4unter Student Members Robert C. Johnson William W. Koolage Mathias E. Lukens Theodore M. McCarty hiarry A. Paine Mortimer Powell David Rosenblatt Donovan L. Sayrs Philip W. Scott George D. Smith Russell R. Towers John D. Wyatt Robert Ziegler Ross, Bri+ton, Bruckner, Koolaqe, Goetfsch, Merk, Cowell Grieshaber, Elliot, Thompson, Ruehlmann, Welshaupt, Raschig MORTAR BOARD MYSTIC 13 CHAPTER HONORARY SENIOR WOMEN ' S FRATERNITY Officers President Helen Ruehlmann Vice President Beatrice Thompson Treasurer Lois Elliott Secretary ' . Frances Raschig Editor Glenna Weishaupt Faculty Advisors Ada hiart Arlitt Josephine P. Simrall hielen N. Smilh Members In Faculty Josephine P. Simrall hielen N. Smith Active Members Lillian Britten Erna Goettsch Janet Ross Jean Bruckner May Grieshaber hielen Ruehlmann Marjorle Cowell Janet Koolage Beatrice Thompson Lois Elliott Jeannette Merk Glenna Welshaupt Frances Raschig Spiegel, Ruehlmann, Kreuck, DIetz, Deye, Schott Gossling, Lehman, Hoffman. Devereaux, Forney, Bear, Brown SOPHOS HONORARY SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Cincinnati, 1931 M. Charles Mlleham Honorary Members Arthur W. Holmes Edward Welsh Tay Brown Jack Bear Bob Brown Arthur Barrett Sidney Best Fred Breuleaux William Devereaux Harold Deye Robert Dletz Douglas Day Alvln Forney Art Fasold Robert Gossling Active Members Edward Hoffman Robert Heuck Varge Jones Pete Kersker Charles Kreuck Robert Llndsey Nathan Lehman Allen Morltz Cliff Mueller Henry Otterman Edward Pandorf Alfred S. Paul Randolph Peters John Ruehlmann Walter Rahel David Rosenberg William Schott Fred Spiegel Jorma Salovarra Ed Stern William Taylor Alan Vogeler Cliff Woellert Jack Wolf Warren Wurster Scabbard and Blade HONORARY MILITARY SOCIETY Fo unded at Univers ty o ' Wisconsin, 1904 70 Companies C C ompany, 4th Reg imer t, Established, 1923 Members In Faculty Major R. A. A ndregg Major B. Jones Major E. S. Smith Captain W. A Baude Captain R. V. Ladd Captain C. H. Swick Captain L. B. Chenoweth Lieut. M. L. Lee dy Lieut. Col. R. S. Tour Captain N. C. Geis Dr. hHerman Sc meic er Dr. Raymond Walters Dr. R. C. Gow dy Major H. Sibert Captain E. Werner Captain H. P. Hennessy Major S. E. Wolfe Active Members C. O. Adams R. E. Getter J. Rumpler O. J. Ashe J. R. Glier W. Schnicke E. F. Brown D. W. Griffith C. H. Scranton V. L. Brown C. E. Grinstead A. C. Seltz H. K. Cheney B. E. Horn E. K. Spooner H. M. Cloke C. Hutchinson W. A. Stoddard R. O. Conner R. Japp M. G. Townsley L. E. Dubuque E. P. Kaufman D. R. Thompson M. H. Floom T. M. Kersker P. J. Worsek M. H. Flye D. P. Krisher J. D. Wyatt J. K. Gall H. Kress A. T. Zeldenrust G. C. Gentry W. M. O ' Neil H. A. Paine R. N. Ziegler Garrison, Cramer, Naber, Cox, Beyer, Fisgus, Hems+eger Winlcler, Jones, Riffle, Roberts. Llstemnan, Davis, Klein GUIDON SCABBARD AND BLADE AUXILIARY Founded at University of South Dakota, 1926 Six Companies Company E, Established, 1934 Catherine Beyer Rachael Cox Dorothy Cramer Laurene Davis Dorothy Fisgus Active Members Lucille Garrison Ruth Hayes Grace Hemsteger Elaine Jones Lea Klein Audrey Listerman Katharine Naber Lois Riffle Gladys Roberts Evelyn Winkler Founded College of Willi I 26 Chapters 1776 am and Mary Established, 1898 Ohio Delta Chapter $ B K S. J. M, Allen I. A. Barnett Daniel R. Bergs-mark Eleanor Bisbee Beverly W. Bond, Jr. E. Lucy Braun Burtis B. Breese W. O. Brown Frank Byers B. Noland Carter Frank W. Chandler Hubertis M. Cummings C. O. Gardner Robert C. Gowdy Roy C. Hack Leiia G. Hartman Members In Faculty Fredrick C. hllcks J. Hobart Hoskins Estelle Hunt C. M. Hutchings Julia Kelley Paul V. Krieder John L. LaMonte S. Gale Lowrie Reginald McGrane Archimede Marni C. W. Mendel Gaylord M. Merriman Paul Mlnault Louis T. More Harry M. Muegel Phillip Ogden Marjorie S. Palmer Paul Pepper Horace Reid Rodney P. Robinson Howard Roelofs Meyer Salkover Robert Shafer Helen Stanley Shiro Tashiro Miriam Urban Otto C. Von Schlicten William Wabnitz Chi C. Wang C. K. Wlechert Harry Wieman Jean Winston Officers of Delta Chapter Mr. Lester W. Jaffe President Mr. Edgar Powers First Vice President Mrs. L. F. Hobart Second Vice President Mr. Fred Berger Third Vice President Mr. John Downer Treasurer Miss Jean Winston Secretary Walter Appel Gene Benedict Ruth Mary Bullock Howard Dunholter Erna Goettch Norman Green John Haefele Members Elected in 1935 Walter Haefele Elsie Krug Richard Leighton Joseph Levenson Carl Ludeke Ann McElfresh Leonard Mervis Marguerite Piatt William Ray Aaron Rosen Bernice Silverstein William Schwerdtfeger Virginia Taylor Herbert Waller Huss, Clifton, Cheney. Flrch, Zeldenrust, Schumann, Warner, Schuster, Fletcher Hutchinson, Gall, Floom, Prtne, Boon, Ohlhauser, Shawhan, Blakeslee cumM I T B n HONORARY ENGINEERING FRATERNITY Founded at Lehigh University, 1885 61 Chapters Ohio Beta Chapter, Established, 1 9 I 5 L. M. Alexander W. A. Baude L. R. Culver H. A. Dangel R. J. Dunholter Members In Faculty R. E. Hundley C. A. Joerger H. K. Justice A. H. Knebel H. B. Leuther W. C. Osterbrock R. W. Renn L. F. Palmer Herman Schneider George Sperti A. M. Wilson Active Members R. H. Bell R. B. Blakeslee A. K. Brandon R. K. Brltton Wm. Bruening H. K. Cheney R. N. Clifton M. D. Corwin C. Courson R. R. Curtis R. Dinsmore A. Dolnick W. H. Fletcher C. E. Firch W. R. Foote Ed. Fox J. Gall H. J. Garber G. Gentry K. Hittinger J. S. Huss C. O. Hutchinson G. Kibler Bob Kling F. M. Krentz Bill Long Joe Ponte James Robinson Don Sayers L. Schumann R. H. Schuster R. Schweiwetz R. B. Templeton D. S. Warner R. Warden J. D. Wyatt S. G. YIngst R. H. Young A. T. Zeldenrust Hoefer, Kress, Kunkei Krisher, Wehking, Brown, Badanes, Kahl B r 2 HONORARY COMMERCIAL FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Wisconsin 41 Chapters Ohio Alpha Chapter, Established, 1922 Earl J. Aylstock Ralph C. Bursieck Francis H. Bird Wilbur Pere Calhoun Earl C. Case Members In Faculty Dean Herman Schneider Raleigh R. Sharrock Charles W. Dupuis R. Emmet Taylor H. B. Whaling Norwood C. Geis Leslie J. Schwallie Arthur W. F olmes Ralph W. Miller Frederick C. F icks Members Albert Badanes ' 35 Robert Kahl ' 35 Robert Smethurst ' 35 Virgil L. Brown ' 35 Howard Kress ■35 Bill Watkins ' 36 Dean P. Fite ' 35 Donald P. Krisher ' 35 Clarence Watson ' 36 Es+elle Gehrum ' 36 Edward Kunkel ' 35 Fred Wehking ' 35 Robert Hoefer ' 35 Paul Worseck ' 36 Yingst, Merz. Heifer, Griffitn, tvlcArrnur, Town si ey Schaefer, Paine, Gall, Schumann, Beavon n T Z HONORARY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FRATERNITY Founded at University of Illinois, 1915 I 5 Chapters Eta Chapter, Established, 1926 Joseph W. Bunting Charles A. Joerger Members In Faculty H. Calvert Messinger Edward S. Smith Ruel E. Smith Active Members hiarold A. Beavon ' 36 Chester F. Louthan •35 Louis H. Schumann ' 35 Theodore C. Carlsen ■36 Arthur P. McArthur ' 36 Raymond H. Schuster ' 35 T. Robert DInsmore ' 35 Raymond J. Merz ' 35 Malcolm G. Townsley ' 35 Clarence E. Firch ' 35 Jack Morrison ' 35 Miles L. Weldig ' 36 Jack K. Gall ' 35 Harry A. Paine ■35 Daniel S. Werner ' 35 Donald C. Griffith ' 35 Joseph S. Schaefer ' 36 John D. Wyatt ' 35 William J. Heifer ' 36 Cyrus S. Yingst ' 35 «i!- HONORARY PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Illinois, 1911 55 Chapters Zeta Chapter, Established, 1917 K A n Officers President Flora Bleler Vice President Mary Alice McCartney Recording Secretary Ruth pels Corresponding Secretary Monica Caveman Treasurer Harold Woodruff Reporter Anne L. Fitzgerald Counselor Dr. Gordon Hendrickson Georgia W. Aiken Mary B. Anthony Helen M. Arend Catherine L. Campbell Hammond L. Davidson Donald J. Drake Irma F. Fenton Members Elected in 1935 Mildred Piatt Gertrude Fawley Ellamay Gentile Alma Heineman Winifred Jones Eleanor Koppenhoefer Kathleen Prout Dorothy Pachoud Dorothy Sintz Elizabeth Schiel Joseph Simons Maxine Walker Edwina Woolley Maxine Vogele HONORARY EDUCATIONAL FRATERNITY Alpha Iota Chapter $ A K Officers President Omer hi. Bennett Vice President J. W. Lyie Secretary Louis George Boeh Treasurer , . , Arvey E. Diettert Faculty Advisor Dr. S. L. Eby Program Committee Chairman Elmer W. Christy Carter V. Good Service Keys Granted William H. Burton Russell L. Packard Dale M. Zeller Nelson S. Waike Members Elected 1934-35 Clifford Baum Robert P. Curry John W. Snyder John P. Biggs Harley K. Lyons Charles E. Stewart Emmet E. Blind hierbert B. Smith Edward Q. Swan Walter V. Christian Benjamin R. Turner Transferred from Sigma Chapter Julian L. Maline T Brester, Earhart, Spooner, ConUin Brandon, Shawhan, Breunig, Hofmann H K N HONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FRATERNITY Founded at University of Illinois, 1904 23 Chapters Tau Chapter, Established, 1923- Members In Faculty C. B. Hofmann G. Sperti J. E. Kets A. M. Wilson A. C. hierweh Keith Brandon Walter Brester William Breunig hiarold Conklin Active Members Albert Dolnick Charles Earhart Vernon Heil Lawrence Renas Richard Schlewetz Frank Shawhan Earle Spooner Puhl, Schwain, T. Frey, Bath, Drake, Beach Fauntleroy, C. Frey, Wlllke, Costello, Levlson, Burnett n X E HONORARY WOMEN ' S ENGINEERING FRATERNITY Mariorie Stewart Palmer Members In Faculty Florence Otis Kindle Helen Norris Moore Active Members Wanda Bath ■34 Virginia Fauntleroy ' 35 Marjory Nichols ' 33 Margaret Rogge Beach ' 34 Charlotte Frey ' 35 Martha Porter ' 34 Helen Shanley Bray ' 33 Thelma Frey ' 35 Eleanore Puhl ■35 Mary Burnet ' 34 Alice Funke ' 34 Martha Nash Rasey ' 34 Mary Ellen Costello ' 35 Dorothy Hare ' 34 Alice Schwein ' 34 Edna Meier Dietrich ' 34 Lillian Hoffman ' 33 Dorothy Steves Selz ' 33 Margaret Drake ' 34 Helen Levison ' 35 Marcella Willke ' 35 IVlergler, Hayes, Schroetter, Buhmann, Thompson, Steiner THE HONORARY CHILD CARE FRATERNITY Founded at University of Cincinnati, 1929 Local Officers President Emnna Lou Schroetter Vice President Ruth Hayes Secretary Beatrice Thompson Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Patterson Treasurer Dorothy Buhmann Custodian Edna Adam Members In Faculty Dr. Ada Hart Arlitt Nell Atkins Louise Kennedy Honorary Members Elizabeth Dyer ' Flora Thurston Members In School Edna Adam hHelen Mergler Therese Steiner Dorothy Buhmann Emma Lou Schroetter Beatrice Thompson Ruth Hayes Kathryn Steiner i Trankler. Garrison, Eastman, Aclcerman, Koper, Wallace, Coe Slater, Horwitz, Veazey, Sandberg, Ross, Burr, McCuNouqh 2 K T HONORARY APPLIED ARTS WOMEN ' S FRATERNITY Founded at University of Cincinnati, 1934 Faculty Advisor Miss Jessie L. Paul Edna Marie Baldwin Helen Coe Founders Louise Eastman Janet Ross Ruth Sandberg Sue Slough Kay Wallace Mary Catherine Ackernnan hielen Burr Elizabeth Chase Lucille Garrison Pledges Ruth hlorwitz Edna Koper Jeanette McCullough Jessie L. Paul Lois Slater Dorothy Trankler Margaret Tuechter Hope D. Warner Ritte, C rigger, Hurwi+z, Koolage, Nelson, Ogden, Tow, Hexamer Ade I sparger, Hammond, Reiff, Rupp, Wenzel, Bloom, Horwitz Whlsfler, ShocUey, North, Bock, Elllof, Walter, Harte Sophomores AAA HONORARY FRESHMAN SCHOLASTIC FRATERNITY FOR WOMEN Eleanor Blsbee Ruth Adeisperger Bernice Bloom Emily Beyrlng Dorothea Bock Maxine Crigger Clara Louise Deasy Amy Diamond Willie G. Dickins Loretta K. Doerflein Charolette Due Ruth Ellerman Edith Ann Elliot Founded at University of Illinois, 1924 University of Cincinnati Chapter, Established, 1931 Faculty Advisor Je Winston Honorary Members Abagail Stanley Josephine Simrall Miriam Urban Active Members, Nancy Gibbons Helen hiammond Wllma Harte Doris Hexamer Sylvia Horwitz Sylvia Hurwitz Helen Jacobson Betty Koolage Erna Kramer Kathryn Kreeger Estelle Krolfifer Muriel Kuyper Diamond, Ellerman, Willke, Rosenthal Kreeoer. Srhulti 1934-35 Virginia Mann Millicent Moore Marjorie Mueller Elaine Nelson Alta Newton Virginia North Helen Ogden Marjorie Reiff Martha Reuwer Albion Ritte Alma Rose Frances Rosenthal Freshmen Krolfifer, Jacobson, Beyring ? Schafs+all Schroetter. Kramer Una Jane Rupp Helen Schafstall Grace Schroetter Ruth Schulte Charolette Shockley Carol Smithner Venda Tow Elsie Walter Evelyn Wenzel Marguerite Whistler Margaret Willke Mue H T Cheshensky, RIeveschI, Heckerman, Dietz, Alberts. Klebs Hizer, Pugh, Hess, Sayffer, Restermeyer, Nieman, Stewart $ H 2 HONORARY FRESHMAN SCHOLASTIC FRATERNITY Founded at University of Illinois, 1923 35 Chapters University of Cincinnati Chapter, Established, 1933 C. W. Park Faculty Advisors W. S. Clark Robert W. Bishop Honorary Members Frank F. Ferris William Alberts Alb Ballauer Arthur Chesensky Walter Cornelius Robert Dietz Don Frank Arthur Greber Richard Greenholz Arthur Heckerman Active Members Stanley FHess Elbert Hizer Ralph Hope Joseph lacobucci Richard Krebs Stanley Lav will Elmer Nealon Harold Nieman Robert Peters William Pugh William Restermeyer George Rieveschl Norman Saunders Jack Seyffer Walter Stewart Lee Taylor Harold Zyskind R. E. Maier J. W. Herbstrew W. L Wurster W. C. Wichman C. R. Gall H. P. Seuberling Pledges C. A. Spring P. R. Assman C. R. Reiss D. S. Rosenberg D. J. Montgomery C. C. Cammack Julius Simon V. W. Rasper H. B. Hoeper R. O. Nixon T. J. Jones T. H. Jentelson Lit HONORARY LITERARY SOCIETY Founded, 1900 University of Cincinnati Lotspeich, Alpaugh, Goettsch, Van Leunen, Cowell Eubank. Barr. Silmp, Bertenshaw, King, Richardson Ada Alpaugh Jean Barr Jessie Lee Beeson Helen Bertenshaw Marjorie Cowell Officers President Betty Slimp Secretary Helen Bertenshaw Treasurer Jean Barr Program Chairman Margaret Lotspeich Faculty Advisor Miss Melrose Pitman Active Members Laile Eubank Harriet Dale Richardson Erna Goettsch Betty Slimp Dorothy King Janet Van Leunen Margaret Lotspeich Virginia Wade Glenna Weishaupt Helen Abigail Stanley Members In Faculty Josephine Simrall Marion Ahrens Lorraine Benz Helen Bertenshaw Mary Ellen Castello Laile Eubank Active Members Sylvia Frankel Grace Hemsteger Dorothy King Viamorgan Lucas Harriet Dale Richardson Jane Rudolph Ruth Jane Salzer Helen Seymour Mary Frances Shoemaker Glenna Weishaupt Virginia Winston Eubank. King, Winston, Frankel. Shoemaker Hemsteger, Castello. Benz, Rudolph, Bertenshaw, Richardson Chi Delta Phi HONORARY WOMEN ' S LITERARY FRATERNITY Founded, 1919 University of Tennessee 29 Chapters Established. 1930 Sigma Ornlcron Chapter r ternitie? FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL Officers Chairman Wayne Rich Secretary Monroe Horst Faculty Advisor Mr. Lawrence Delegates ACACIA Monroe Horst ALPHA TAU OMEGA Howard Klett AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB Paul Russell BETA KAPPA Lou Dubuque BETA THETA PI Norman Schmitt DELTA TAU DELTA Bob Hauser IOTA CHI EPSILON Carroll McClure LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Harry Strothman PHI BETA DELTA A! Katz PHI DELTA THETA Tommy McDonald PHI KAPPA Bill Watkins PI KAPPA ALPHA Woodrow Hunter SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON John Vigor SIGMA ALPHA MU Milton Rappaport SIGMA CHI Wayne Rich SIGMA DELTA RHO A. Z. Zeldenrust TRIANGLE Herbert Schweikart PHI EPSILON PI Sam Ediavitch MIchels. Hauser, Rappaport, Dubuque. Katz, Klett, Russell Strothman. Schmidt. Rich, Horst. Ediavitch, McClure. Vigor. Schwiclcart Founded, 1855 Miami University 93 Chapters Established, 1882 Zeta Psi Chapter Z X John Hellebush W ayne Rich CLASS OF 1935 Robert Zeller Landon Bachman Richard hi. Bauer William Doyle John Heckle Joseph Lopez Richard Lorbach Norman Mayne CLASS OF 1936 William Moore John Payne Richard Searight Jack Weinlg John Conway Richard Durnell Alvln Forney Donald Graham Linus Haby Jack Keefe William Kent h erman McKnlght Charles Ramey CLASS OF 1937 William Rhea Charles Sattler J. B. Simms Alvln Spiess George Bauer Edgar Bohart Larry Carpenter Thomas Chapman William Feldhaus Donald Ferguson Max Haas Ralph Hope Robert Klllen Robert King CLASS OF 1938 Clive McClure Richard Powell Phillip Veith David Weinig Lloyd Zoller George Bennett Herman Bolles Arthur Botterell Edwin Bowman Jack Croskey W. Jullen Fields Ralph Kohlhoff Watson Luther George Mayer Randolph Peters CLASS OF 1939 Wayne Porter Wlimer Rodes Thomas Roscoe Ray Weaver Jack Williams Williams, Searight, Porfer, Durnell, Pe+ers, Bohart, Kent, Zeller, Boles, Botterell Bowman, Ramey, Crosky, Spiess, Zoller, Luther, Haby, Chapman, Haas, G. Bauer, Simms, Veith Mayer, Mayne, Fields, Forney, Roscoe, Bachman, Weinig, D. Bennett, Rodes, Powell, Franz, McKnight Doyle, Graham, Niehotf, Hellebush, Rhea, Rich, Lopez, Payne, Sattler, Bauer, R. McClure 1 1 §; If V MEMBERS IN FACULTY Daniel Laurence Sanford Brown Arch I. Carson Arch L Carson, Jr. Lesslie S. Schwallie Frank B. Cross Victor Ray, Sr. Robert Hynes Carlton H. Crisler Henry Twitchell A. E. Sandburg Walter P. Murray Tay ' Brown Founded, 1856 University of Alabanna I 10 Chapters Established, 1889 Ohio Epsilon Chapter I A E CLASS OF 1935 Willi am Breunig hiarry hiines CLASS OF 1936 John Findlay Carl hlotten Charles MacConnell CLASS OF 1937 Robert Abbott William Baldwin Frank Broeman George Brown Richard Buchanan Jack Christopher Clinton Courson Howard McGlassen Robert Miller John Mitchell Harry Murphy Fred Dewey Harry Duncan Andrew Frazer Jack Goyert Charles Griffiths Ernest Hackney Tom Hill Ted Kersker Clyde Nau William Rhame George Weisman Pete Kersker Arthur Light Robert Peters Parker Robinson Warren Roos William Schott George Smith CLASS OF 1938 Reid Bryan Russel Eraser Phillip Goyert CLASS OF 1939 Gene Agnew Ben An drews James Chase Douglas Day Ben George William Granger Courtney Grover David Peters Reider Schell Samuel Hoke Ervin Manne James Mellon Robert Merkel Harry Neher David Rosencrans Nixon Shinkle William Roderick Jorma Salovaara Charles Schwarm George Sherrard Roger Stacey Tom Swain Paul Warner MEMBERS IN FACULTY Roy O. McDuffie Harry T. Wieman Everett S. Yowell Chase. P. Goyert, Hotten, Neher, Thompson. ShinUe, Duncan, Manne, Warner. Robinson Peters, Roderlcic, Weissman, Mitchell, Agnew, Granger, hjoke, Abbott, J. Goyert. Swain Wilkinson. Broeman, Day. Andrews, Sherrard, Grover, Frazer, Schott, Mancini, Findlay Murphy. R. Peters, Mines, Nuzum, Breunig, Mrs. Spahn, Vigor, Brown. Courson, Griffiths, McGlassen Founded, 1839 Miami University 87 Chapters Established, 1890 Beta Nu Chapter Ben Robert A. W. Bruehl Spencer Farrin Kuhn CLASS OF 1935 William T. Lloyd Robert Deltrlch Gruen John Coleman Hussy Jess Farrls McCrelqht Miller Outcalt William George Sauer CLASS OF 1936 William Clyde Thornell Charles William VIets Arthur Nevln Wagner Wilson Lee Brumleve Thomas Keenan Foster Douglas Porter Graf Arthur Russell Heckerman Robert Edward Krelmer CLASS OF 1937 Robert Henry Kuhn Jack Robert Lanlch Robert Charles Buhmann Kenneth Shelby Crittenden William Clinton Devereaux Warner Stuart Goshorn Buhl Eldrldge Gray William Albert Hopkins Albert George KIrtley Richard Nemis Kohl Oliver Case Lewis CLASS OF 1938 Robert Watson McKibben William Roy Pettit Lee Georae Reuscher, Jr. William T. Taylor Roberl Porter White Frederick Eugene Breuleux Robert Chase Buescher Edward Morris Burrows Robert Stewart Fisher Russell Dent Gray, Jr. James Raymond Hughes Charles Lewis lannltto John Wesley Jarrett William Lee Mulford Robert PInkerton Walter Ernest Rahel CLASS OF 1939 John Louis Tangeman toward Henry Thompson, Jr. Thomas Edoerton Tucker Emerson Henry Ullrich Georae Cutler Wallace Donald Winchester Whitehead Lloyd. Pettit. Buescher, Bauer, Hughes. Buhmann, Kohl, Burrows, lannitto, S. Kuhn Whitehead. Tucker, Tangeman, PInkerton, Fisher. Warrington, Wallace. Mulford, Devereaux Brumleve, Hopkins Wagner. Jarrett, Reuscher, R. Gray, Breuleux, Rahel, Lanich, R, Kuhn, Helber, Thornell, Kirtley B. Gray, Foster, Graf, Sauer, Schmitt. Viets. Lewis, Coleman, Heckerman. Crittenden MEMBERS IN FACULTY Wan Metre Ames H. K. Dunham R. L. Langenhelnr F. H. Lamb J. R. Loofbourow G. F. McKim V. B. Roberts B. T. Shine Founded, 1848 Miami University 103 Chapters Established, 1898 Ohio Theta Chapter j) A e CLASS OF 1935 Donald C. Griffith Robert E. Jones Richard Leighton Thomas W. McDonald Richard Morris CLASS OF 1936 William Biehle Henry hHammerstrom Donald Hawke Irvin Kommnick hloward Mathis James Pownall Fred W. Strebel Robert E. Taylor Jack Thome Everett Walters Alexander M. Wilson CLASS OF 1937 Otto H. Baum Joe Deeken Roger Hanson Charles P. Hedges Edward W. Hoffman James L. Kingsbury Dening J. Peaslee Jack Scarlet John Schatz Alan R. Vogeler CLASS OF 1938 Charles D. Bahl Edward Brunst Robert M. Colwell T. Wilburn Crutcher, Jr. Ralph Du Casse James C. Elliott John Fay John Hosking Varge B. Jones George J. Moody Donald Nichol Henry W. Otterman Fred Poetker Richard Rehn Jack Tarr Jack Terrell Lloyd Thomas William Voss George Wright MEMBERS IN FACULTY eorge A. Hedger Sale Lowrie ilph Tuck Morgenthaler, Bahl, Scarlet, R. Jones, Elliott, Griffith Colwell, Nichols, Majoewsky Hammerstrom, Deeken, K. Vogeler, Fay, Schatz, Mathis, Terrell, Peaslee. Biehle, Wright Du Casse, Otterman, V. Jones, Moody, Morris, Baum, Alter, Taylor, Walters, Rehn Brunst, Thomas, A. Vogeler, Strebel, Hoffman, MacDonald, Pownall, Myers, Hanson, Kingsbury, Leary Founded, 1859 Bethany College 76 Chapters Established, 1909 Gamma Xi Chapter ATA CLASS OF 1935 Cy Baxter Robert Bernhardt Jack Boyle Jack Campbell Robert Duning Russell Bernhard Ted Carlson James Cook Alfred Dorenbusch Robert Eagen Ell Alcorn Stanley Bennett Charles Coughlln Eugene Dawson Robert hHeuck William McCauley Walter Knocke John Bookman Jack Collins Wm. Hall Wm. Fischback John Gibney Donald Gilbert Robert Hauser Robert Hoefer Foster Egolf Robert Meckel Louis Hixson Mac hHuffman George Kaufman Wm. Schwarburg Robert hHawley Paul hluenefeld Oliver Larkby Wm. LIcht Charles Krueck William Miller Howard Henderson Arthur Jacobs Richard Jones Charles Johnson Robert Moorhead Robert W. Neel, Jr. Mortimer Powell John Rose Jac Smith CLASS OF 1936 Fred Stlne Edward Thorn Charles Watson Albert Wellman Fred Yeaaer CLASS OF 1937 Stanton Retry Fred Pressler Robert Welsch Robert Williams CLASS OF 1938 Cliff Mueller John Ruehlmann Charles Sulan CLASS OF 1939 William Ruehlmann William Schobert Len Trout Wellman, Dawson, Ruehlmann, Boyle, Sulan, Miller, Eagen, Bennett, Huffman, Heuck Knocke, Cooper, Hall, Johnson, Stine, Watson. Egolf. Mueller, Caldwell, Carlson Shober, Jacobs, Thorn, McCauley, Jones, Hoefer, Bookman, Heckel, Light, Collins Pressler. Moorhead, Hawlev. Alcorn, Huenefeld. Hauser. Bernhard, Dorenbusch. Kreuck Gilbert MEMBERS IN FACULTY Robert C. Gowdy Armand Knoblaugh Dr. Ben L. Bryant H. A. Koenig Rufus Southwort Founded, 1868 University of Virginia 78 Chapters Established, 1910 Alpha Xi Chapter n K A CLASS OF 1935 Robert Butler Charles Cook Charles Everett Ross Hastie William Henderson Edward Hoff Fritz Lueders George Levengood Eric Schuize CLASS OF 1936 Sann Gilliland Albert htaberer Elmer Van FHorn Ralph Yaeger CLASS OF 1937 Clarence Betz Charles Clark Albert Fink Laurence FHetsch Laurence Trame Maurice Vv ' ilson CLASS OF 1938 Paul Jolly John Miley Bruce Minturn hiarold Neiman VVilllam Restemeyer Thomas Rogers Carl Schott Jack Seyffer Gordon V altz Charles Warner CLASS OF 1939 Louis Bloessing Carl Gwinn Stewart McMakin Robert Noel! Frank Robison Donald Siegle Dick Shively Sid Weiskettle Bruce Zimmermann MEMBER IN FACULTY gineld McGrane Hetsch, Warner. Bloessing, Clark, Jolly, Minturn, Rogers, Waltz Noell, Seyffer, Rouse, Fink. Trame, Betz. Cook, Gwinn, Levengood Robison, Shively, McMakin, Butier, Lueders, Hunter, Wilson, Yaeger, Haberer, Restemeyer Founded, 1909 Boston Unlversi+y 82 Chapters Established, 1916 Gamma Gamma Zeta A X A Charles Bosken Edward Brown Carl W. Fisher Norman S. Green Robert W. Kellhofer CLASS OF 1935 Rudolf L. Kutter Frank T. Purdy Harry B. Strothman Charles O. Adams James R. Gller Milton W. Gwlnner W. Grimes Kahler Albert H. Kessler Forrest Leever Benjamin E. Lewis John R. Lewis Robert G. Liebhardt CLASS OF 1936 William J. Long Charles F. O ' Doniel Richard F. Schewietz Harry H. Wilkerson Richard E. Anderson Harold O. Euchenhofer Ralph B. Perkinson CLASS OF 1937 Robert S. Willis CLASS OF 1938 Kenneth Bootes Leonard Bosken Thomas Colter Charles Coy David Creahan Dwight B. Eib John Gimperling Burton Hoffman James Hughes Dexter Kline Frank Malloy Bryon Mlddleton Jack Nulsen Charles Schwetschenau Jack Smith Robert Wankleman Harold Wegman Hughes, Gimperling, Long, Kessler. Wiilterson, Wegman, Perkinson, B. Lewis, Purdy, Coy Colter. Hutselman, Creahan, Schwetschenau, O ' Doniel. L. Bosken, J. Lewis. Willis, Hoffman, Euchenhofer Kline, Leever, Smith, Adams, Anderson. Strothman, Glier, Green, Brown, Kahler MEMBERS IN FACULTY Frank R. Byers Clarence O. Gardner M. Charles Mileham Charles K. Weichert Founded, 1909 College of the City of New York 42 Chapters Established, 1917 Omicron Chapter I A M CLASS OF 1935 Nathan Becker Sidney Brant Samuel Chalfie Fred Goldman Bernard Levin Thomas Levin Joseph Llebschutz Jerome Lischkoff Milton Rappaport Edward Young CLASS OF 1936 Richard Bluestein Marvin Felheim Henry Glanzberg Alfred Weiner CLASS OF 1937 Millard Hirschfeld David Levin Roy Nassau Robert Sebastian CLASS OF 1938 Nat Lehman David Marcus David Stuhlbarg CLASS OF 1939 Joseph Hyams David Rosenberg Edward Stern Lester Tennenbaum Stern, Tennenbaum. Felheim, D. Liebschu+z, Stuhlbarg. Rosenberg Marcus. Young, Hirschfeld, Rappaport, Glanzberg, J. Liebschutz, Sebastian, Lehman MEMBERS IN FACULTY loseph Fllger idward Friedman .eo S. Friedman .eon Goldman loseph Heiman .ester A. Jaffa vlaurice Levine Henry W. Levison I larence Lubin Hilton Rosenbaum jamuel Seltz )tanley Simon 1 V 4ri_ w %A isf V Founded, 1919 University of Cincinnati Local I X E tHarold Hayworth Robert Kahl Harry Paine Donovan Sayrs Albert Seitz CLASS OF 1935 Kenneth Stewart Theodore Williams Baldv Morton Benham William Hendricks CLASS OF 1936 Delbert Snider Ross Atkinson Frank Brockhardt Richard Avery Albert Beesch Albert Kerr Robert Kerr William Klepper John Gerdsen Carroll McClure Arthur Miller CLASS OF 1937 David McNIel Forrest Romlne CLASS OF 1938 John Tyler Richard Westerkamp Arthur Bathany Milton Brooks John Crafton Arthur Fasold John Fayen Warren Hensel John Hoge Carl Hooge John Kriea Cecil McClaIn Chester Mace CLASS OF 1939 Luther Marohn Kenneth Meek Carl Meier John Sanker Russel Shelton Krieg, Miller, San! er. Crafton, Meier, McCla-n, Holman, Atkinson, Avery, Westerkamp, Shelton, Mace Gosllna, Hooge, Tyler, Hendricks, Hayworth, R. Kerr, Hoge, Williams, Fasold, Fayen, Baker, Brookes Beesch, Romine, Benham, Stewart, Paine, McClure. Sayrs, Kahl, Snider, McNiel MEMBERS IN FACULTY ■ Ralph Bursiek John De Camp Kenneth Moore William Vogel W. Harmon Wilson Founded, 1912 J m Established, 1920 Columbia Universify Mu Chapter 41 Chapters $ B A CLASS OF 1935 Alfred B. Katz Charles Lesser David Nathan David Rosenblatt Bernard Rosenberg Lester Russin David Shor CLASS OF 1936 hlarry A. Groban Arnold Beck Alfred D. Meitus Sherman Miller Daniel Osherwitz CLASS OF 1937 Morris Osherwitz Nathan Shapiro E. Gerald Touff Milton Levinson Sidney Zimmerman Harold Zyskind CLASS OF 1938 Jack Bear David Cohen Albert Lerner Allan Moritz, Jr. Morton Perlman Leonard Siegel Ben Silverstein Sigmund Valin CLASS OF 1939 Arthur Barrett Sidney Batterson Robert Grossman Ansel Moskowitz Elmer Newman MEMBERS IN FACULTY Ber+ram Berg A. L. Schwar+z Hiram B. Weiss Siegel, Hirschberg, Lerner, Clayton, Friedman, Barrett. Silverstein, Grossman Moskowitz, Moritz, Beck, Cohen, Bear, Perlman, Valln, Newman Osherwitz, Levinson, Groban, Katz, Shapiro, Touff. Meitus, HIrscher Founded, 1917 University of Pennsylvania 10 Chapters Established, 1920 Beta Chapter 2 T $ Emil Barrows CLASS OF 1935 in Kaplan Sol Bershadsky Max Greenland Louis Kreindler CLASS OF 1936 Louis Schrlber Robert Spivack Myron Albert Jack Barishman Milton Foreman Charles Gillet hHarold Kling Lester Kohn CLASS OF 1937 Joseph Rosen Irwin Sharon Sol Statman Herbert J. Greenberg Stanley Goldblatt Herman Kirschner CLASS OF 1938 Bernard Posner David Wayne J. Robert Wasserman CLASS OF 1939 Victor Youkilis Wayne, Wasserman, Youkilis, Gillet Kreindler, Greenberg, M. Albert, Sharon. Wise Greenland, Foreman, Statman, Kaplan, Kohn, I. Albert Founded, 1907 University of Illinois I 5 Chapters Established, 1921 Cincinnati Chapter TRIANGLE CLASS OF 1935 Russel Curtis Oscar Erilcson D. Alec Ferguson CLASS OF 1936 hiarold Cheney Robert Conner George Gentry John Johnson John Emery Josiah Meyer William Rogge George Schaetzel Herbert Schweikart Eugene Mizer William Stoddard CLASS OF 1937 Robert Getz CLASS OF 1938 Louis Kraft James Melle CLASS OF 1939 Ell Dee Compton Terrell Davis George Futch Arthur Gehringer Wynne Gulden Jack Herbstreit Frank Ingold Raymond Knapke Edward Lindeman Richard Long Alden Palmer Dale Tompkins Roy Trimble Page Truesdell Daniel Waits Warren Wurster MEMBERS IN FACULTY Earl Farnau Bradley Jones H. B. Luther Herman Schneider Tompkins, Davis, Gulden, Futch, Melle, Kraft Long, Ingold, Wurster, Cheney, Emery, Truesdell, Waits. Compton Getz, Conner, Rogge, Stoddard, Schweikart, Erikson, Mizer, Schaetzel, Johnson Founded, 1865 Virginia Military Institute 94 Chapters Established, 1922 Ohio Delta Lambda Chapter A T Q CLASS OF 1935 Robert B. Blakeslee Glenn H. Collins Edwin Higgins J. Edwin Bolmer Alonzo M. Booth Robert J. Dewey Robert E. Getter Robert J. Davis Neibert Hannon Paul R. Kerstein Stewart S. Lewis Robert P. Brown Paul Heubach Axel Jensen Richard Jones Sidney Best Ralph Borcherding Donald Cunningham Andrew Douds Edwin lliff Howard W. Klett Howard Kress Donald P. Krisher Jack Jackson Robert Norris Joseph Schafer Parker L. Stewart C. Nelson O ' Neal Henry F. Pinkvoss William F. Raidt Albert Schilling Julian Ladd Albert B. Langeler Stanley H. Meyer Charles W. Reddish Paul Ector Vernon Gentry Franklin Hurd Edward Kline Merrill C. Rouster Franklin D. Ruck Charles P. Scheller CLASS OF 1936 Carl Williams George Wade CLASS OF 1937 William Sontag Clifford A. Woellert CLASS OF 1938 James C. Rogers Robert Spacht Francis Shannon CLASS OF 1939 Robert Layne Arthur McNeil William R. Oeh Thomas Reddish Cunningham, Lewis, Layne, Ruck, Shannon, Raidt, Rcus+er, Oeh, Best McNeil, Dewey, Gentry, Hannon, Ector, Stewart, Douds, Jackson, Scheller, Kline Davis, Bolmer. Sloan, O ' Neal. Schafer, Blakeslee, Spachr, Collins. Pinkvoss. Hurd. Stocker lliff, Langeler, Getter. Kress. Klett, Krischer, Norris, Jensen, Meyer, Brown k ,mmmi PPt ' V . ' X l l ' rr- ■? m « fF , M A MEMBERS IN FACULTY Harvey Drach John H. Hosklns Charles Joerger Ralph W. Miller William Wabnitz Edward F. While Founded, 1901 Hamllne University 38 Chapters Established, 1925 Zeta Chapter B K CLASS OF 1935 hierman Bondi Bruce Campbell William Etzel James Hall Carroll Hutchinson John Schneider John Stafford Ray Woerner CLASS OF 1936 August Bunthoff Louis Dubuque Robert Lance Chester C. Moeller John Patterson Max Rowe Clarence Scranton Russel Towers CLASS OF 1937 Walter Beer Ray Frey Everett Hanson Harry W. Moeller Robert Schrelber Richard Van Neen CLASS OF 1938 Robert Biedenbender Thomas Danner Larry Dixon Daniel Geeding CLASS OF 1939 Hugo Dieckmann John George Russell Holland Mark Hanna Brion Sawyer Russell Wagner MEMBERS IN FACULTY Arthur W. Holmes Dare A. Wells Woerner, Etzel, Stafford. Hutchinson, Scranton, George, Bunthoff Lance, Schrelber, Schneider. Zwisher, Beer, Biedenbender, Wagner, Dieckmann C. Moeller, Patterson, Holland, Miller, Frey. Hanson, Rowe, Sawyer : « f f -v ■ ' ' i f W V, f 1 mm ' • Founded, 1889 Brown University 25 Chapters Established, 1925 Omicron Chapter $ K Francis Braun James W. Broadhurst Arthur J. Reichert CLASS OF 1935 Arthur Thornbury CLASS OF 1936 Norbert F. Adick Fred Barkalow Paul Eckstein Wilbur Berning John Cassady Harry Cassady James Cassidy Martin L. Conley Joseph Cullen Harold Deye Leo F. Goerth James P. Kallaher Joseph A. Meehan Herbert J. Pundsack Stanley Deye Edward Fischer William Diskin Thomas E. Dixon Lawrence Donovan Charles Grigas John Hoobler Mario Seta William G. Watkins, Jr. William Zins CLASS OF 1937 Jack Manning George Presta Paul J. Seiwert CLASS OF 1938 Alfie Martina Richard Salk John P. Shannon Robert Stiens William Gebhart Jack Grote John GutowskI William Herbert Henry Helmers Harry Kahle Phil La Rosa Vincent Luebbe Frank Martina CLASS OF 1939 George Meyer Aldi Paul James Reising Clarence Woebkenberg Jack Wolf F. Martina, Paul, Seiwerf, Berning, Kahle, Grote, Fischer, Seta, Herbert Manning, Broadhurst, Meyer, Diskin, Helmers, Cassidy, Shannon. Grigas Donovan, Woebkenberg, Gutowski, Hoobler, La Rosa, Barkalow, Wolf, Thornbury, Reichert. Gebhart. H. Cassady Presta. Eckstein, Saik, Stiens, S. Deye, Watkins, Zins, Braun, Meehan, Pundsack MEMBERS !N FACULTY Isay Balinkin George Spertl HONORARY MEMBER Rev. Cletus Miller Founded, 1917 Denison University I I Chapters Established, 1926 Cincinnati Chapter American Commons Club CLASS OF 1935 Virgil Argabrlght Albert Badanes Robert Bell Alexander Bereskin Jerry Blair Jack Bolton Richard Britton J. D. FItzpatrIck Marvin Floom Durward Harper Burchell E. Horn Edwin Luebering James O ' BreIn Paul R. Russell Donald Smith Frank R. Schwein Frederick Smith CLASS OF 1936 Harold Beavon Howard Cloke Floyd DIehl CLASS OF 1937 Lloyd Allen Clark Lawrence Robert Leiand William Heifer Herbert Henson John Johnson Andrew Lincoln Leonard Niederlehner Carl Lueneke Stefan Morgan Joseph Ponte Victor Raabe Vernon Raquet Melvin Stonebreaker CLASS OF 1938 Robert Johnke CLASS OF 1939 Cecil Barrow Corrie Cammack Frank De Marco Clair Enscoe Burritt Fisher James Gunckle Henry Kenslckl Robert Mitchell Charles Seufferle John Zimmer Johnson, S+onebreaker, Blair, Murrow, Luebering, Raabe, Niederlehner, Albrechf Gunckte, Schwein, Bell, Lueneke, McDowell, Edgecomb, Zimmer, Seufferle, Wagner Lawrence, Diehl, Floom, Russell, De Marco. Bereskin, Ponte, Cammack, Allen MEMBERS IN FACULTY R. A. Anderegg Francis H. Bird A. Sherwood Kains William A. Crowley Charles N. Moore w i ■ ' ' ] ' f i t 1 Oi. i8E, ia H ' ' ' « lBi jT)— 1 wm % ItIH v i ™| j|_ 1 fe =M.x ,«J «, w % ■ ' ' ' as. % r H ri ff - ' f ■ « gf Wf V ▼ i H ' A. Ml A WL - tfi - ' Hf y f W Sf « nB -• Jja ttB ; w W 2 m k.- WW e f. V l f .,l| ▼ ' V J I 1 T J -- } m %r 1 w . %r % Founded, 1921 Miami University 9 Chapters Established, 1927 ZAP Fred Swing Dan Williams CLASS OF 1935 Albert Zeldenrust Norman Durst Arthur McArthur Robert Michael Ray Noltlng Jack Teed CLASS OF 1936 Ray Tllton Homer Van Atta Mark Davis John Abel CLASS OF 1937 CLASS OF 1938 Alls Bellonby Armon Busam John KorosI Louis Karably CLASS OF 1939 George Shrive Paul Weber Beilonbv, Oder, Durst, Shrive, Karably, Van At a, Trosset Til+on, Williams, Michael. Zeldenrust, McArthur, Molting, Abel, Teed MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dr. Ernest L. Talbert Fredrick W. Rodgers Founded, 1904 University of Michigan 29 Chapters Established. 1928 ACACIA CLASS OF 1935 Ralph W. Alexander George J. Brunner Ferdinand H. Hodde James K. Hoefling Monroe hlorst Raymond A. McCarty Jack I. Saks Willard A. Sanger Edward C. Tufts CLASS OF 1936 E. Barton Bell Rob ert L. Englert CLASS OF 1937 Eugene C. Chapman James W. Roberts James D. Tewel CLASS OF 1938 Maurice A. Embertson hHoward Rike Robert E. Schlegel William W. Undercoffer CLASS OF 1939 Robert Applegate William Arthur Ralph Backscheider John Bardin William Bertsche John Brueggeman Joe Clark Hugh hlutchinson Stanley Jury Jack Klotz Kenneth Moeller John H. Nay Carroll Reis Jay Ritchie Edward Stegner Robert Thompson Russell Witte Tewel, Klo+z, Bardin, Witte, Moeiler, Bertsche, Jury. Undercoffer, Tufts Applegate, Clark, Brueggeman, Hutchinson, Stegner, Bel!, Ritchie, Arthur, Baclcscheider McCaitv, Chapman, Alexander, hHoefling, hlorst, Sanger, Englert, Embertson, Reis MEMBERS IN FACULTY Walter A. Baude Wayland M. Burgess Laurence B. Chenoweth William A. Crowley George M. Enos Nevin M. Fenneman Norwood C. Geis William W. Hewett Ralph A. Van Wye HONORARY MEMBER Dr. Thomas M. Stewart Founded, 1907 New York University 58 Chapters Established, 1924 Alpha Theta Chapter A z n Eugene G. Bennett Ernest E. Bracher Joseph G. Brune Harold N. Callahan Robert B. Duncan Active Members Fenmore Dunn Elmer Early Robert C. Fulford Paul E. Gilb William C. Kearns Frank F. Melzer hiarry L. Miller Gerhardt F. Rechtin James E. Stockton Jack E. Wittfelt George Bernhart John Ellis Pledges Paul Falone Theo. Krug Edward Melnberg Gordon Neai Eugene Zimmerman Bernhart, Fulford, Bennett, Neal, Wittfelt, Rechtin, Kearns, Krug Callahan, Stockton. Melzer, Early, Brune, Bracher, Gilb MEMBERS IN FACULTY Earl J. Aylstock Edwin K. Drake Norwood C. Gels Harry W. McLaughlia R. Emmet Taylor F. E. Wolf opontie9 WOMEN ' S PAN HELLENIC ASSOCIATION Officers President Bernice Sllvers+ein Secretary Grace Hemsteger Treasurer Dorothy Botwin Delegates DELTA DELTA DELTA ALPHA CHI OMEGA DELTA PHI EPSILON Margaret Lotspeich hHelen Ottlng Nellie Kershenblatt Helen Dreidame Kathryn French Sylvia Frankel KAPPA DELTA THETA PHI ALPHA PHI DELTA Virginia Fauntleroy Eloise Powell Ethel Witterstaetter Glenna Weishaupt Dorothy Herschede Eloise Schulmeyer KAPPA ALPHA THETA ZETA TAU ALPHA ALPHA OMICRON PI Marjorie Cowell Celia Mae Nelson John Alice Morris Louise Eastman Frances McClain Mary Meyer ALPHA DELTA THETA PI ALPHA TAU Kay Stautenberg Ruth Blum Ruth Lewe Ruby Flax KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA GAMMA DELTA PHI MU Beatrice Thompson Ruth Hayes Koreyne Knollman Margery Thuma Elaine Gunther Martha Fulford SIGMA DELTA TAU P ' LAMBDA SIGMA Marguerite Benson La Vera Steins Marion Jacobs Virginia Krelger PHI SIGMA SIGMA Janet Mehl Rosalind Rodgers CHI OMEGA Mary Louise Telker Lois Marty DELTA ZETA Virginia Setts Mary Ulmer Klrschanbla+t, S+autenberg, Witterstaetter, Lewe, Krelger, Thompson, Fauntleroy, Lotspeich, Morris, Hayes, Frankel Stenes, Nelson, Rodgers, Mehl, Blum, Gunther, Eastman, Cowell, Flax, Dreidame, Meyer Ulmer. Betts, Thuma, hHemsteger, Botwin, Silverstein, Knollman, Fulford, Elliott, Powell, hierschede Founded, 1888 Boston University 87 Chapters Established, 1892 Zeta Chapter AAA Edna Adam Betty Baldwin Mary Catherine Birch Emily Brown May Greishaber Jeane Heekin CLASS OF 1935 Helen Merkel Frances Raschig Mary Jane Woodward Ada Barber Charlotte Jane Crosley Marian Dierkes Helen Eckman Lalle Eubank Nancy Gere Anne Henshaw Jane Howard Edith Kennedy Margaret Lotspeich CLASS OF 1936 Adeline Merrill Betty Nottingham Mary Louise Nutting Eleanor Adam Eleanor Bowman Percy Cochran Helen Dreidame Dorothy Hills Barbara Moeser Jane Morse Jean Murdoch CLASS OF 1937 Dorothy Nieman Frances Veazey CLASS OF 1938 Betty Lou Brown Margaret Colburn Marjorie Flach Jean Fulton Mary Jane Gale Laura Ann Kilgour Catherine Kreeger Gail Betty Llnder Caroline McGInniss Ann McLaughlin Katherine Minnihan Betty Nutting Melba Ann Riley Muriel Stridsberg Susan Taylor Martha Parker Wilson Wilson. Bowman, Nottingham, Kennedy, Merkel, Riley, Heekin, B. Nutting. Fulton. Nieman Flach, Dierkes. Murdoch. Morse. Moeser, B. L. Brown, Merrill, Adam. Cochran, Minnihan Eubank. Colburn, Sluss, Eckman, Gale. Dreidame, Kilgour, Kreeger, Linder Stridsberg. Raschig, Henshaw, Crosley. Taylor. M. L. Nutting. Grieshaber, Baldwin, E. Woodward, Howard MEMBERS IN ' FACULTY Cora May Bo Mrs. Milnor Little- Ruth Sorgel Founded, 1897 Virginia State Normal 72 Chapters Established, 1913 Omega Xi Chapter K A CLASS OF 1935 Esther Collom Virginia Fauntleroy Frances Grace Charlotte Klotter Eloise Lucius Carolyn McDonald Janet Ross Jane Rudolph hielen Ruehlmann Ruth Sprinkle Glenna Weishaupt CLASS OF 1936 Edith Allgaier Jacqueline Burdort Helen Coe Lavinia Ervin Alverta Gustin Winona Magwood Ruth Sandberg CLASS OF 1937 Nancy Bohart Emily Bowen Jane Bugher Willie Grace Dickins Marion Endebrock Marian Held Rubena Jenkinson Joan Ledbetter Dorothy Meyer Kathryn Osborne Eileen Sayrs Jane Alice Schick Roberta Theiring Jane Vigor CLASS OF 1938 Electra Amirkhanlan Evelyn Barnes Ann Elsasser Betty Franklin Betty Jones Bertha Kafmehl Jane Lawson Jeanette Lueders Romaine Meyers Edith Ruehlmann Ida Seitz Marjorie Udry MEMBERS IN FACULTY llss Helen Sfanley Ars. Marjorie S. Palmer Elsasser, Amirlchanian, E. Ruehlmann, Schick, Magwood, Allgaier, Burdorf, hi. Ruehlmann, Lucius. Klotter, Lueders Ervin, Weishaupt, Bohart, Bowen, Rudolph, Grace, Dickins, Gustin, Osborne Theiring, Lawson, Barnes, Endebrock, Fauntleroy, Collom. Seitz, Kafmehl, Bugher, Held Founded, 1870 De Pauw University 62 Chapters Established, 1913 Alpha Tau Chapter K A G Ada Alpaugh Helen Carruthers Marjorie Cowell Peggy Keyes Jane Drew Oridge CLASS OF 1935 Margaret Tuechter Alice Wolfe Hazel Beucus Louise Eastman Kay Person Eileen Fry Marion Haffner Jane Head Mary Lou Jung Mary Alice Maham Dorothy Sanford CLASS OF 1936 Anne Thompson ' Elizabeth Tomlln Virginia Winston Mary Beth Wycoff Virginia Bruelheide Dolores Doll Dorothy Fitzgerald Betty Gustetter Betty Koolage Janet Lackner Louise Morris Alice Pyper CLASS OF 1937 Sophie Rhame Albion Rltte Jane Schrader Laura Taylor Jane Brutton Kay Browne Eve Bigler Jane Dillencourt Doris Haffner Verna Hunter Dorothy Japp Adelaide Kern Betsy Miller CLASS OF 1938 Carly Peters Virginia Price Betty Jane Schwarberg Martha Stitt Oridge. B. Gustet+er, Japp, Schwarberg. Browne. Bru+ton, Wychoff, B. Koolage, Struble, Doll, Maham, Tuechter, Morris, Eastman Fitzgerald, Taylor, Alpaugh, Winston, Schrader, Sanford, Wolfe. Ritte, Keyes. Carruthers, Bruelhide, Lackner Rhame. Kern, D. Haffner, Peters, Stitt, Cowell. Hunter, Tomlin, Thompson, M. Haffner, Miller, Head MEMBER IN FACULTY Mrs. A. Breckingham Founded, 1895 University of Arkansas 87 Chapters Established, 1913 Pi Alpha Chapter X Q CLASS OF 1935 Ruth Barrows Augusta Fischer Jean Frommeyer Marjorie Granger Effie Isphording hielen Philipps Mary Telker Janet Vockell CLASS OF 1936 Ilia Alexander Evelyn Hardin Mary Alys Maddux Lois Marty Elsa Stone Marguerite Vollmer Gretchen Von der Halben Virginia Wade Katharine Wallace CLASS OF 1937 Audrey Alexander Virginia Gelhaus Mary Kemper Ruthmary McDermott Betty Patterson Ellen Perrin Dorothy Probst Aneta RIvard Doris Waffenschmidt Grace Wasmer CLASS OF 1938 Alice Altemeir Ruth Ballman Ruth Borsch Denise Eickhoff Louise Froelich Kathryn Hilberg Jerry Jacobs Nan Johnston Dorothy Krug Mary Roark Joan Trowbridge Marcella Tye Jean Voss Mildred Wilson Virginia Zull MEMBERS IN FACULTY Nell Atkins Rosamond Cook Elizabeth Dyer Perrin, Hardin, Hilberg, Fromnneyer, Granger, Isphording, Wallace, Wade, Waffenschmidt Krug, Voss, Johnston, Vockell, Von der Halben, Gelhaus, Rivard, Elckoff, McDermott, Borsch Zull, Trowbridge, Fischer, Philipps, Telker, Vollmer, Stone, Tye, Barrows Founded, 1870 Monmouth College 67 Chapters Established, 1914 Beta Rho Chapter K K r Jessie Lee Beeson Amy Lynn Jean Murphy Alice Randle Kathryn Steiner Anne Taylor CLASS OF 1935 Beatrice Thompson Marjorie Thuma May Toepfer Marian Cloud Ruth Cullen Irene Grischy Elsa Heidt Monica Nolan Jean Prather Emily Pribe CLASS OF 1936 Jean Rockaway Martha Ann Rush Dorothy Sullivan Dorothy Trankler Ruth Doench Estelle Eichert Mary Gracely Mary Ray Kemp Margaret Kisker Marion Kohl Emily Mashburn Betty Owen Martha Reuwer CLASS OF 1937 Virginia Schlotman Grace Schroetter Virginia Swindler Margaret Wilson Jean Angert Florian Applegate Alice Durbin Janet Murphy MyrI Prather CLASS OF 1938 Margaret Reedy Kathryn Roessler Kemp, Trankler, Wilson. Eichert, Roessler, Taylor, Murphy, Applegate K. Steiner, Schlotman, Cullen, Prather, Schroetter, Cloud, Sullivan, Reuwer, Kohl Angert, Doench, Owen, Grischy, Thorn Dson, Mashburn, Rockaway, J. Prather, A. Randle, Heidt BB S S t ' ■ K ffi i m k! 1 , L.. m0 MMk w i KbK i l v i H ■jf Km ■■ ' wr i ' llP dr ' H Wm SlieiKf - ' K l n fl K ' ' ' ' Kj! ' B B ' ' ' W H t uiiS ' v SEBI B ' l l C . ' JHB - J H ' . j H fflPHH 1 tt J r M ' 9 .f 3 ' . Bhk - j . H es == A M l i i HEi J 1— J • l i V Founded, 1902 Miami University 50 Chapters Established, 1916 Xi Chapter A Z CLASS OF 1935 Jane Allen Helen Ash Virginia Betts Harriet Evans Margaret Ey Mary Nichols Jane Oehler Gertrude Winklemann CLASS OF 1936 Mary Louise Elch Gretchen Haller Dorothy Hancock Yolande Schneider Vivian Voorheis CLASS OF 1937 Nancy Gibbons Nannette Schleslnger Mary Frances Townsend Mary Ulmer Eugenia Zachman CLASS OF 1938 Virginia Augspurger Dorothy Dohrman Helen Frith Virginia Hasemeler Carol Horton Elizabeth Mackenzie La Vern Scott Elch. Ash, Barnum. hJor+on, Ey. Mackenzie, Dohrman, Allen, Hasemeler Zachman. Voorheis. Ulmer. Scott. Betts, Frith, Schneider, Augspurger, Evans Founded, 1912 University of Michigan I 7 Chapters Established. 1919 University of Cincinnati Epsilon Chapter e $ A Elizabeth Buenger Margaret Gruber Eloise Powell CLASS OF 1935 Claribel Ratterman Dorothy Tapke Marjorie Brumieve Florence Bohmer Irene Cowen Jane Glenn Betty Harry FHarriet Hogan Dorothy hierschede Rita McCoy CLASS OF 1936 Elizabeth McEvilley Patsy Morganthaler Mary Rose Thuman Evelyn Winkler Ruth DeCourcey Mary Elizabeth Downing Mary Gardell Beth Gosiger Ellen Meyer Virginia Munro Margaret Murphy Stella Murray Betty Parker CLASS OF 1937 Mary Beth Patterson Margaret Peters Dorothy Rattermann Crystal Topmoeller Mary Antram Helen Bohmer Mary Bolger Virginia Bottenhorn Peggy Derrick Marjorie Druffel Betty Grogan Mary Heekin Betty McCoy CLASS OF 1938 Ruth RIelly Betty Schlanser Jane Schweer Martha Stuhlreyer Helen Uchtman Uchtman, Heekin. Gruber, Ratterman. Parker, Murphy Schweer, Munro, Hogan, Harry. Grogan. Downing. DeCourcey. Peters. Bottenhorn Derrick, Stuhlreyer, E. McCoy, Druffel, Patterson, Gardell. H. Bohmer, Bolger. Gosiger Herschede. Thuman. R, McCoy. Brumieve, Powell. F, Bohmer. Winkler. Glenn, Grift. Schlanser Founded, 1885 De Pauw University 58 Chapters Established, 1919 Alpha Delta Chapter A X Q CLASS OF 1935 Jean Bruckner Helen Burr Margaret Evans Margaret Flinn CLASS OF 1936 ' ' Wilma Adam ;, Helen Bertenshaw Jean Besuden CLASS OF 1937 Lucille Garrison Wilma Harte Mildred Miller CLASS OF 1938 Til Besuden Mary Jane Biggers Mary Frances Brown Emily Hamaker Kathryn French Virginia Johnson Virginia Meckstroth Nancy Gordon Phyllis Hathaway Gayle Hexamer Dixie Jane Hooten Marjorie Morrison Virginia Orr Marjorie Reiff Dorothy Hathaway Marian Klein Betty Jane Otting Jean Sanders Betty Meyer Helen Otting Lois Riffle ; ' Ailleen Van Blaricum Eilene Lalthum Audrey Listerman Ruth Oberklein Jean Richter Margaret Thomson Verda Todd Helen Schafstall Dorothy Schulte Jane Snyder Virginia Van Maltre MEMBERS IN FACULTY Christine H. Drach Louise Kennedy Helen Norris Moore Melba Phillips Snyder, Bertenshaw, Van Blaricum, Klein, Brown, Harte, Biggers, Hexamer, Laithum, Besuden, Hathaway, D. Oberklein, Garrison, Flinn, Bruckner, Evans. Morrison. Sanders, Otting, Hamaker Listerman, Riffle, Hathaway, R., Johnson, French, Otting, Meyer, Burr, Gordon, Besuden 1$ w ' v « -v M m I Founded, 1898 Virginia State Normal School 63 Chapters Established, 1921 Alpha Eta Chapter Z T A Ruth Bateman Virginia Fayen Edna Koper CLASS OF 1935 Ruth Laque Celia May Nelson Dolores Aviles ' - ' - Marjorie Bahlman Dorothy Davis Dorothy Klasen Margaret Man CLASS OF 1936 Frances McClain Harriet Meyer Mary Frances Shoemaker Virginia Ackner Olga Condit hHelen Dunkhorst Edith Ann Elliott Gretchen Grauer Patricia Kisker Mildred Lang CLASS OF 1937 Bonnie Shook Dorothy Strunk Miriam Thompson Shirley Baumgartner Marie Bierbaum Rosemary Booth Ella Fredriks Rae Hawthorne Bobbie Hicks Betty Hummel Estelle Krolfifer CLASS OF 1938 Virginia Larkby Marjorie Mueller Marguerite Whitney Jean Yolton Grauer, Larkby, Krolififer, Hawthorne, Bierbaum. Koper, Yol+on, FredriU, Elliott, Lang, Kisker Condit, Baumgartner, Mueller. Shook. Booth. hJummel, Strunk, Bateman, McClain, Shoemaker Man, Bahiman, Hicks, Fayen, Nelson, Lague, Meyer. Aviles. Klasen, Whitney Founded, 1919 Transylvania College 26 Chapters Established, 1923 Gamma Chapter A A e CLASS OF 1935 Lillian Borcherding Eleanor Puhl Martha Sawtelle Kathryn Stoutenburgh CLASS OF 1936 Dorothy Lou Fails Dorothy Fisgus Ruth Lewe Helen Nuckois Mildred Schumaker Mary Jane Weidmarj CLASS OF 1937 Marcella Amann Mildred Fagely Marcella Guthrie Ruth Knagge Kathryn Simpson Marian Unversagt Vivian Wadsworth Josie Wissel CLASS OF 1938 Marie FHeinlen Bertha Kettering Millicent More Betty Sprong Charlotte Toepke Dorothy Usinger Clara Watson MEMBERS IN FACULTY Aline Abaecherll Eleanor C. NIppert Ke+tering, Toepke, Borcherding, Fagely, Wissel, Mayne Sprong, Saw+elle, Schumaker, Weidma n, Unverzagt, Guthrie, Wadswor+h, Usinger Falls, Lewe, Nuckois, Stou+enburgh, Fisgus, Amann, Wa+son, Puhl Founded, 1904 Syracuse University 46 Chapters Established, 1923 Alpha Gamma Chapter ATA Charlotte Frey Sara Griffith Ruth hiayes Anna Martha Howk Martha Kail CLASS OF 1935 hHelen Mergler Stacia Wood Marian K. Ahrens Mildred Bennett Catherine Beyer Marietta Duke Virginia Foertmeyer Elaine Gunther Catherine hiammitt CLASS OF 1936 Charlotte Kundert Dorothy May Winnie Nebel Florence hieltman Geraldine Mefford Ruth Mergler CLASS OF 1937 Valeria Stefanoff Louise Crist Mary Downing Jo Alice Hager Lois hiamilton Mary Ellen Neuhardt CLASS OF 1938 Marian Summers Eileen White Nebel, Crist, S+efanoff, Foertmeyer, Gunther. Frey, Summers Hammitt, Wood, Griffith, Howl, Kundert. Hamilton, Hager, White, May Kail, Ahrens, Merqier. Heitman. Mefford. Hayes. Downing. Neuhardt, Duke, Beyer MEMBER IN FACULTY Dr. Marian A. Boyd Founded, 1917 Cornell University 14 Chapters Established, 1923 Epsllon Chapter 2 A T CLASS OF 1935 Marguerite Benson Virginia Goldberg Ruth Joseph Paula Krent Jane Snow CLASS OF 1936 Marion Jacobs CLASS OF 1937 Edna Baer Carlotta Freiberg Ruth Oppenhelmer Alice Rabkin CLASS OF 1938 Freda Goldstein Mariorle HIrschfleld Ruth Rappaport Elaine Schifrin May Frances Schprintz HIrschfleld, Rappaport, Goldberg, Schitrln. Rabkin, Baer Goldstein. Schprintz, Krent, Benson, Snow, Freiberg Founded, 1913 Hunter College 19 Chapters Established, 1926 Lambda Chapter $11 Ruth Rubin Kinwald Janet Mehl Bernice Silversteln CLASS OF 1935 Janet Silversteen Regina Weiss Miriam Hyams Rosalind Rodgers CLASS OF 1936 Bernice Solinger Bernice Bloom Maxine Crigger Svlvia Hurwitz Edythe Kasfir CLASS OF 1937 Elaine Nelson Miriam Rubin Simmie Goldberg Helen Jacobson Sylvia Kantor CLASS OF 1938 Fay Oppenheim Marian Weiland Rubin, Kasfir, Goldberg, Weiss, Weiland. Crigger, Hyams. Frank, Silverstein Kantor, Oppenheim, Bloom, Rodgers, Mehl, Silversteen, Jacobson, Nelson, Solinger Founded, 1917 New York University 21 Chapters Established, 1926 Mu Chapter A E CLASS OF 1935 Nellie Klrchanblatt CLASS OF 1936 Sylvia Frankel Ruth hHorwitz Sara Jane Nathan Virginia Raphaelson Lucille Singer Sadie Singer CLASS OF 1937 Dorothy Botwin Janet Fraid Sara Gumenick Jean Revelson Claire Sapadin CLASS OF 1938 Bettie Strauss Norma Rosen Ellen Leah Jacobs Agnes Stainboock Sapadin. Rosen, Strauss, L. Singer, Stainboock, Jacobs, Horwltz S. Singer, Raphaelson, Fraid, Kirchanblatt, Gumenick, Revelson, Botwin, Frankel Founded, 1918 New York State College 8 Chapters Established, 1927 Epsilon Chapter i A Irma Blase Evelyn Ciarnlello Anna Mae Fallon CLASS OF 1935 Betty Lewis Ethel WItterstaetter Dorothea Bellonby Audreana Binns Grace Hemsteger Florence Ireland Grace Kinney CLASS OF 1936 Norma Wellman Mary Yowell Florence Ziegler Maxine Brient Lillian Ciarniello Eunice Eveleigh Jeannette Kretzer Janls Lyons Kathryn Naber CLASS OF 1937 Mary Noone Mae Louise Pray Eloise Schulmeyer Betty Carl Jane Duey Eleanor Fehl Thelma Lewis Thelma Lee Nuetzel CLASS OF 1938 Tillie Oehler Eleanor Ulmer Yowell. Ziegler, Schulmeyer, Lyons. Duey. Nue+zel, Brient Ciarniello, Fehl, Kretzer, R. Fehl, Lewis, Fallon, Carl. Pray Kinney. Wellman, Blase, WItterstaetter, E. Ciarniello, Hemsteger. Naber, Noone Founded, 1918 Hunter College 10 Chapters Established, 1928 Eta Chapter RAT CLASS OF 1935 hiilda Cohen Fanny Kuller Esther Teres Weinstein Lillian Winkler CLASS OF 1936 Ruth Rae Blum Anna Brown Claire Chaikina Ruby Flax Doris Simon CLASS OF 1937 Doris Lempert CLASS OF 1938 Freida Brown Gertrude Ginberg Leah Okrent Marjorle Foley Ethel Roodine Alaine Rothschild Bernice Schuler Ida Teres Rolhschild, Ginberg. Poley. Flax Roodine, Simon, Teres, Schuler, Brown, Parkins Okrent, Brown. Winkler. Blum, Kuller, Weinstein, Gordon Founded, 1897 Barnard College 45 Chapters Established, 1929 Theta Eta Chapter A o n Sara Brown Elizabeth Bruce Alice Elizabeth Jones Margaret Mayer Jeanette Merk John Alice Morris Mary Perkins Gladys Roberts CLASS OF 1935 Irma Seyfferle Dorothy SIntz Eloise Archibald Rachel Cox Dorothy Cramer Jane Fordyce CLASS OF 1936 Virginia Hagedorn Nancy Poe Maxine Cooper Marie Huwe Dorcas Meyer Mary Meyer Mary Catherine Smith Venda Tow CLASS OF 1937 Ruth Wetterstroem Evelyn Berney Isabel Bowden Ellen Dunbar Elizabeth Koenig Erna Kramer Martha Meyer CLASS OF 1938 Alberta Robinson Sara Somes Susan Jane Ward Seyfferle. Sintz, Cox, Fordyce. Smith, Kramer. Merk, Bruce, Archibald Hagedorn, Bowden, Meyer. Cramer, Poe, Cooper, Ward, Mayer, Roberts Tow, D. Meyer, Wetterstroem, Huwe. Morris, Koenig, Somes, Robinson, Berney, Dunbar . mm M ft :i Hi Bj qg TO aP;?. l l - :  ' V ■ N ' K Founded, 1929 University of Cincinnati 7 Units TRIANON CLASS OF 1935 Arethusa Ankenbroch Ruth Betts Mary Lou Betz Theresa Castelli Viola Diers Eloise George Irma Gorman Evelyn Griffith Marian Kolks Mary Kuhl Elinore Nash Bausmith Marguerite Piatt Arvella Rover CLASS OF 1936 Laurel Hurlander CLASS OF 1937 Mildred Auble Mary Natalie Evans Ruth Preger Betts, SrifR+h, Hurlander, Betz, Evans Auble. George. Kuhl, Diers, Kolks, Rover Founded, 1852 Wesleyan College 60 Chapters Established, 1931 Delta Zeta Chapter J) M Elsie Anderson Lorraine Benz Koreyene Knollman Helen Kropf Mary Louise Richards CLASS OF 1935 Betty Sllmp Margaret Stifel Marie Etzel Peggy Hungelman Gladys Klayer Alice Lee Blanche Maienschein CLASS OF 1936 Dorothy Russel Elizabeth Smith Ruth Abercrombe Helen Cochrane Martha Fulford CLASS OF 1937 Norma Kabbige Winnifred Richards Ruth Grossman Mariorle HImes Emily Leiman Dorothy Morrison Marcella Schleuter CLASS OF 1938 Estelle Schneider Lucille Shick Schneitier, Grossman. Hungelman, Smith, Fulford, Stifel Maienschein, W. Richards, Himes, M. Richards. Cochrane Morrison, Shicl , E-t;el Russel, Kropf, Klayer. Knollman. Lee. Benz. Slimp, Abercrombe Founded, 1921 Bosfon University Established, 1933 Zeta Chapter n A 2 CLASS OF 1935 Thelma Frey Virginia Krieger Florence Lamping Adele Payne Marie Penker CLASS OF 1936 Elaine Jones Mary Jo Schroder La Vera Steins Angela Thie! CLASS OF 1937 Helen Ann Beyersdorfer Joan Hurley Roberta Michael Celeste O ' Shaughnessy CLASS OF 1938 Julia Clear Hester Cundall Josephine Degar Gertrude Delaney Edna Torchia Penker, Torchia, Bywater, Frey, Clear, Beyersdorfer, L. Bywafer, Hurley, Schroder Degaro, Cundall, O ' Shaughnessy, Keifer, Steins, Kreiger, Jones, Theil, Michael J o vo ■e??ion 9 Worseck, Hoff. Weisenhunt, Klett. Buehler Sayrs, W, Barth, R. Barth, Kunkel, Badanes, Blank, Voelker A K PROFESSIONAL COMMERCIAL FRATERNITY Dr. Francis H. Bird Arthur Holmes H. Fred Koenig Members In Faculty Ralph W. Miller A. T. Reis Leslie J. Schwallie Berl G. Graham John P. H. Brewster Herman Schneider Honorary Members Ernest A. Roden Albert Badanes Paul Worseck George Dahling Albert Henshaw Ralph Voelker Wm. D. Knox Ac+ives Edward W. Hoff Howard W. Klett Edward Kunkel R. E. McNaughton Donovan Sayrs Robert Smethurst Robert W. Buehler John Flaxmayer Robert J. Barth William J. Barth Carson R. Whiting Hubert W. Miller Raymond Bogart Harvey Butterfass Paul Espel Romolo Barocco Pledges John Johnson William Krucker Stuart Lewis Carl R. Reis Virgil H. Apke Burchell E. Horn James Curran John C. Meyer ty ' Brock, Maris, Sattler, Adick, Fink, Nerish, Boan Weber, Hurley, Gear, Hutchinson, Schwein, Cowherd A X 2 PROFESSIONAL CHEMICAL FRATERNITY Founded at University of Wisconsin, 1902 49 Chapters Alpha Delta Chapter, Established, 1917 Ralph A. Van Wye Maj. Shuey E. Wolfe Members In Faculty Dr. Edward J. Barta Kenneth Moore Dr. Earl F. Farnau Dr. Hoke S. Greene Norbert F. AdIck Joseph Boon Robert C. Bruck Thomas Burke Charles Coleman Robert D. Cowherd Albert O. Fink Active Members Harold Gear Carroll Hutchinson Robert Hurley Ell Komnenovltch Joseph Lopez John Maris Harry Moeller Victor Muckerhelde Carl Nerish Charles Sattler Frank Schwein Frank Sell Joseph Trauth Earl C. Weber Goodwin. Fristoe, Ku ether, Sco+t O ' Hara, Haworth, Ely, Hyde, Crisenberry A A n PROFESSIONAL HONORARY NURSING FRATERNITY Founded at University of Cincinnati, 1924 Josephine P. Simrail Patronesses Susan Littleford Gladys Sellew Catherine Buckley Katherine Densford Honorary Members Bertha Hospel Phoebe Kandel Viana McCown Neva Stevenson Margaret Welsh Evelyn Mercer Mennbers In Faculty Laura Rosnagle Edna Rinck Active Members Elizabeth Howard ' 35 Helen Crisenberry •35 Virginia Hyde ' 35 Elizabeth Loiry ' 35 Helen Ely Louise Haworth ' 35 ' 35 Laura Kuether ' 35 Pledges Gayle Beresford ' 36 Maxine Goodwin ' 36 Elizabeth O ' Hara ' 36 Phyllis Fristoe ' 36 Marie Hodges ' 36 Louise Scott ' 35 A. I. Ch. E- Officers President H. J. Garber Vice President R. E. Hurley Secretary-Treasurer C. P. Kaufmann The University of Cincinnati Student Branch of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers was installed in the fall of 1926 for the purpose of promoting the social and professional acquaintance of students pursuing courses in Chemical Engineering with men engaged in industry. Every student registered in the Chemical Engi- neering Course is a member by virtue of his interest in the profession. Each year the organization sponsors a series of popular lectures, widely attended by Faculty, students, and public, which lectures are held every Friday noon in the auditorium of the Chemistry Building. The lectures offered cover a wide variety of subjects and are designed to appeal to the entire student body as well as the Faculty; thus they serve to broaden the interests of both Faculty and students. _...„,„, ,- L ' A+eller PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY Founded, 1928 University of Cincinnati Premiere Chapter Deacon. Hot+en, Rosa. Marfina Burks. Findlay. Wiessman. Broadhurst. Reichert Officers President George C. Wiessman .36 Vice President Arthur J. Reichert. ' 35 Secretary Carl W. hlotten, ' 36 Treasurer John S. Findlay. ' 36 Active Members William C. Blehle ' 36 John S. Findlay ' 36 Fred W. Pressler James W. Broadhurst ' 35 Carl W. Hotten ' 36 Arthur W. Reichert Calvin T. Burks ' 35 Lewey T. Lands ' 37 tHugo D. Rosa Joseph W. Deeken ' 38 David L. Liebman ' 38 hHarry B. Strothman Richard E. Durnall ' 37 Alfeo J. Martina ' 38 George C. Wiessman James K. Pownall ' 38 ' 37 ' 35 ' 37 ' 35 ' 36 A. K. Laing p W. L. Ahlert W. Arend C. L. Baxter L Beckett W. H. H. Drake W. R. Erchinger Scarab PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL FRATERNITY Founded University of Illinois I 3 Temples Established, 1929 Osiris Temple Members In Faculty C. L. Martin Ernest Pickering George F. Roth Officers President . . . . • C. L. Baxter Vice President W. H. H. Drake Secretary W. L. Ahlert Assistant Secretary C. Lex. Ill Treasurer J. Herman Active Members ' 36 J. Herman ' 35 B. More ' 37 E. S. Thorn ' 37 J. Holmer ' 37 L. Moore ' 35 E. Van Horn ' 36 J. Kern ' 36 J. Riddle ' 37 S. Wardwell ' 37 R. Leibhardt ' 36 J. Shannon ' 38 B. Webb ' 35 C. Lex, III ' 37 M. Seta ' 36 H. Winkel ' 35 E. Mattox ' 38 W. Siegel ' 38 Holmer, Webb, Winfcel, Erchinger, Beckett, Kern Van Horn, Dralce, Baxter, Thorn, Arend, Siegel 36 37 35 36 35 American Society of Mechanical Engineers Section I Chairman George Gentry VIce-Chairman Harold Beavon Secretary-Treasurer Arthur MacArthur Section II Chairman Harry Paine VIce-Chalrman Ray Merz Secretary-Treasurer Arthur MacArthur Officers Chairman ' William H. Breunig VIce-Chalrman Walter A. Brester Vice-Chairman Keith Brandon Treasurer Frank Shawhan Secretary Yale Jacobs Evening Vice-Chalrman , . . ' . William White American Institute of Electrical Engineers ' vaav T.at, ov ' 5 Y. W. C. A. Officers President Erna Goettsch Vice President Koreyn Knollman Chairman of Freshmen Mary Ni chols Chairman of Program Jeanette Merle Recording Secretary Marjorie Cowell Corresponding Secretary Jean Bruckner Treasurer Jane Rudolph Committee Chairmen Dixie Jane hlooten Dorothy Gunklach Rachel Ranck Gretchen Von der Halben Dorothy Russell Dorothy May Mary Frances Shoemaker Louise Eastman Jane Fordyce Janet Van Leunen Jane Howard Virginia Foertmeyer Russell, Hooten, Ranck, Gunklach, Fordyce, Van Leunen. Von der Halben, May Howard, Nichols, Merk, Rudolph, Soef+sch, Knollman, Bruckner, Eastman £ m k : Y. M. C. A. Officers and Cabinet Robert C. Johnson President Richard hi. Bauer First Vice President Mathias E. Lukens Second Vice President Clifford Pruefer Recorder Chester Moeller Treasurer William Koolage Campus Correlation Robert Peterson Forums and Services Robert hloefer Freshman Relations Harold Cheney Handbook John Findlay Intercollegiate Relations Charles Bosken International Relations Mortimer Powell Wayne Rich and Harold Cheney Membership Foster Egolf Music Robert Butler and Homer Lange Publicity Russell Tovi ers Social Harry Paine Social Service John Maris Sophomore Forum Teams Reception Executive Staff Robert W. Bishop Executive Secretary Joseph E. Holliday Assistant Secretary Edwin T. Miller Assistant Secretary Miriam Hatton . ' . . Office Secretary Board of Management Dean Louis A. Pechstein S. W. Ammerman, Jr Francis H. Bird Robert W. Bishop David G. DeVore Wallace S. Espy Earle E. Eubank Merton L. Person G. J. Grieshaber Edward A. Henry Fred K. Hoehler .Che Robert C. Johnson Joseph H. Kindle Dana M. King William Koolage Paul W. Sutton, M.D. Towers. Maris, Peterson. Lange, Eaqen, Cheney. Egolf, Hoefer, Butler, Splvack Paine, Mo eller. Lukens, Johnson, Pruefer, Bishop, Powell, Findlay University Orchestra Officers President Fred Winterhal+er Vice President Stacia Wood Secretary ■ Mildred Sizer Treasurer Richard Leighton Violin Clarinet Israel Lazarus Robert Hahn Concert meister Fred Strieker Stacia V ood Alice Lee Fl +e Ben Baumzweiger °i sney Barkev Saghetelian Donald Frye Abe Levine I i nil Bassoon Marjone Dahlman I n-ii i Robert Graney Jane Uillencourt ' Robert Fink t j. Trumpet Frank Beck r j a - x l u Fred Wmterhalter Howard Ferguson k j-i i i r- , Mildred bizer Joe Dimuzio d ii George Bradley Oilmore btott ' ' oste ' French Horn Viola Frank De Marco Stanley Reichert _ ,, Trombone Cello , , ,. n- I 1 I • I , Charles Flint Kichard Leighton r i • r- i A I ir Edwin Fink Andrew Wult ■ . , , . n Karl Schlachter Marion Beers Bass Viol Piano Martha Beck Thelma Frey NEWMAN CLUB Officers Chaplain Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner Chaplain Rev. Cletus A. Miller President James Curran Social Vice President Harriet hlogan Cultural Vice President Elaine Jones Recording Secretary Mary Rose Thuman Corresponding Secretary ; Lenore Bywater Treasurer Stanley Deye Historian Mario Seta Women ' s Vigilance Committee Senior Chairman Beatrice Thompson Hazel Beucus Laile Eubank Junior Council Lavinia Ervin Mary Louise Nutting Dorothy Trankler Sophomore Commi-liee Emily Bowen Willie Grace Dickins Helen Driedame Edith Ann Elliot Marcella Grift Betty Gustetter Ruth Haubrock Doris Hexamer Mary Ray Kemp Ruth Knagge Betty Koolage Ruth McDermot Barbara Moeser Virginia Monroe Betty Owen Betty Parker Ellen Perin Ruth Pinfold Mae Pray Sophie Rhame Roberta Thiering Grace Wasmer Peggy Wilson Trankler, Ervin, Thompson, Nutting, Eubank DEBATE COUNCIL Officers President Nathan M. Becker Secretary David Tarbell Treasurer and Manager Sam Edlavltch Women ' s Representative Virginia Wade Faculty Advisor B. C. Van Wye Director of Debating A. S. Postle Assistant Director of Debating Ben Turpen Alumnae Representative Carl Rich Nathan M. Becker O. Marshall Bertram Richard Bluesteln William Bradley Jack A. Caspar Arthur Cheshensky Samuel Ediavitch Marvin Felheim Men ' s Debate Squad Henry A. Glanzberg Douglas P. Graf John Hellebush hlomer Jensen Harry Moss Konfreid K. Otto William T. Rhame Wayne Rich Aaron Rosen William Schwerdtfeger Leonard Slutz Starbuck Smith, Jr. Delbert Snider Robert G. Spivack Dave Tarbell Sidney Zimmerman Helen Bertenshaw Laile Eubank Maury Fontaine Grace Hengehold Women ' s Debate Squad Elizabeth Lyon Jeanette Merk Betty Jane Otto Betty Gray Patterson Mary Rose Thuman Virginia Wade Doris Waffenschmldt Schwerdtfeger, Bertram, Glanzberg, Otto, Felheim, Moss, Spivack Caspar, Eubank, Tarbell, Wade, Becker. Bertenshaw, Waffenschmidt A $ A Founded at Wofford College, 1929 23 Chapters X; Chapter, Established, 1930 Officers President Irene R. Campbell Vice President Richard Grant Secretary Irmgard Vallbrecht Treasurer , Alfred M. Rubendunst Faculty Advisor Eleonore C. Nippert GERMAN CLUB Officers President Alfred M. Rubendunst Vice President ' . John Nerl Secretary Margaret Lotspeich Treasurer Dorothea Boch Faculty Advisor Eleonore C. Nippert Bach, Rubendunst, Nerl, Lotspeich BAND Officers President , . Homer C. Van Atta Vice President Harry A. Paine Secretary Ray Podesta Treasurer Clarence Scranton Drum Major Ted Kersker Manager W. R. Oder Manager Ray Tilton Assistant Manager Bruce Minturn Assistant Manager William Ammon Sponsor ... Laile Eubank Director Merrill B. Van Pelt Faculty Advisor R. A. Anderegg Trumpets M. M. Arthur G eorge Bradley R. V. Curtis Russel Coburn J. W. Davis N. J. Durst E. Fleckenstein Don Hawke D. Kress James King F. Leever D. Massey J. W Myers ' . Pugh D. Sayrs R. Scherrer C. Scranton C. Shepherdson B. Shuey R. Templeton J. Walthall W . Williamson F. Winderhalter Basses R. J. Fink E. McGinnis L. P. Rupp Scott Baritones G. Fahnestock G . W. Fisher J. Maris M, . Opatick Clarinets R. Bauer D. Bloss R. Hahn J. E. Kern H. Kuhn R. Nolte H. A. Paine W . Reveal D. V aits Horns F. De Marco R. W. Fink W . Montgomery E. Painter J. Stephens D. Williams Saxoph ones D. Klaser H. Pinkvoss P. Stiefler O. Rollefson Trombones M. Davis E. Fink R. Long J. Minturn H. Schlaster R. Smith W. Stevenson R. Stewart W. Steinbock Piccolos C. B. McClure D. Frye Flutes Elldee Compton Drums J. Abel A. Sennet N. J. Bishton J. Crafton R. Podesta E. Stegner J. Stewart H. Van Atta A. Zeldenrust Sophomores Wilson, Driedame, Waffenschmidt, Dickins Cramer, Hoffman, Ra+terman, Elliot WIGWAG Sophomore Members Eleanora Cramer Willie Grace Dickins Helen Driedame Edith Ann Elliot Doris Kenwrlght Gladys Krall Katherine Hoffmann Dorothy Ratterman Clarise Vance Doris Waffenschmidt Ruth Wilson Marguerite Wurster Freshman Members Dorothy Abrahams Betty Franklin Elizabeth Koenig Betty Otting Margaret Ann Schmidt Ruth Schuete Betty Schwarberg Greta Sjodahl Ardath Stumpe Susan Taylor Bernice Williams Mildred Wilson Fresh men S+umpe, Schue+e. Schmidt, Wilson, Abrahams Otting, Schwarberg. Franklin, Sjodahl, Williams, Koenig Kindergarten Students Club Officers President Martha Schuette Vice President ... Doris Evans Secretary Irma Seyfferle Treasurer Alice Denton Auditor Martha Hoffman f Shirley Jane Brown Members at Large Anna Marie Evans [ Margaret hlumphries Alternate Mary Hamilton Faculty Advisor Miss Grace Anna Fry Miss Harriett Z. Campbell Faculty Members Miss Frances Jenkins Miss Mary S. Waite Members Virginia Mae Allen Margaret Armbrust Mildred E. Barnett Anna Beard Georgia Mae Benham Irma Blase Lillian Borcherding Shirley Jane Brov n Evelyn Ciarniello Alice Denton Viola Diers Doris Evans Anna Marie Evans Marguerite Fisher Mary Forney Sarah Griffith Virginia Hagedorn Mary Hamilton Helen Harrell Eleanor Hartman Elizabeth Highbaugh Fannie Hitchcock Martha Hoffman Margaret Humphries Koreyne Knollman Marlon Kolks Christine Luechauer Dortha Mattox Hilda Nleman Jane Oridge Sonla Packman Grace Pouder Marjorle Reeder Helen Ruehlmann Edith Rummel Martha Sawtelle Louise Saur Mary Schubart Martha Schuette Irma Seyfferle Dorothy Sintz Ruth Evelyn Smith Frances Thomson Aleen Van Blaricum Anastacia Wood Edwina Vv ' oolley CO ' EP CLUB Officers President Thelma Frey Vice President Louise Lang Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Fisgus Members In Faculty Mrs. Mariorie S. Palmer Miss Melrose Pitman The Co-ep Club is an organization embracing all Co-operative women students in the College of Engineering and Commerce and the School of Applied Arts. The purpose of the club is to bring together in closer relationship the students of these two schools, just as they are brought together in the fields of art, industry, and science. There are three social functions each year: a reception for the freshmen, a dance in conjunction with the Co-op Club and a banquet in honor of the graduates in the spring. Degaro, Puhl, Walters, Torchia, Young. Clear, Ke+tering, M. Willke, Lee, M. Richards, Neimes Noone, Bohmer, Bottenhorn, Levison, Davis, Cosfello, Fauntieroy, Goldsmith, Klein, W, Richards, Elliot, Naber Schumacker, Stiens, C. Frey, Beyer. Gehrum. T. Frey. Fisgus, Schifron, Chomsky, Shafstall CO-OP CLUB Officers President Jack Bolton Vice President James Robinson Secretary-Treasurer Ray Jamison Standing Connmittee Chairmen Merton Corwin A. S. C. E. Bill Breunig A. I. E. E. Harold Garber A. I. Ch. E. George Gentry A. S. M. E. Bob Kling Aero Club Kenneth Hittinger Refreshments Joe Ponte Speakers Ed Fox Advertising Clint Courson Advertising Bill Long Entertainment Oscar Ashe Co-op Daze Special Comnni++ee Chairmen Harold Flye Engineer ' s Ball Kenneth Hittinger Co-op Stag The Co-Op Club is an organization whose membership includes all men in the College of Engineering and Commerce. Its purpose is to sponsor social activities in the College of Engineering and Commerce and to bring the men of the col- lege together periodically for fellowship meetings. Hittinger, Kling, Corwin, Warden, Sayrs Ponte. Robinson. Bolton. Jamison. Breunig ULEX 1932 Bill B,aefi Jack Connors Whitey Davis Dave Devore Olie Grandle Bud Hell 1933 Clark Ballard Frank Burdick Jim Hall Bob Hoefer Lou Keppler 1934 Carl Austing Jim Cooke Clint Courson Bill Doyle Harry Duncan 1935 ' Ross Atkinson ' Bob Biedenbender ' Bill Feldhaus ' Habe Haby Honorary Members Chick Mileham Tay Brown Norm Auburn Art Holmes Dana King George Levengooc Carl Kaemmerle Max Railing Dave Rosenblatt Ding Saler Charlie Salie Ed Lidseen Ray Nulsen Morty Powell Johnny Schnieder George Smith ' Bob Eagan ' Ted Kersker ' Rog Pellens ' Fritz Pressler Swede Hanson Bill Kent Charlie Krueck Bill Raidt Charlie Ramey Charlie Schear Ike Simmons Johnny Stafford Bill Starrick Hank Stark Gordon Straus Harry Strothman Slim Summerville Russ Towers Carl Williams ' Johnny Wyatt Cliff Pruefer Bill Rhame Bill Schwarburg Larry Trame Dick Van Veen ' Merle Welsh ' Cliff Woellert Freddie Yaeger ' Ralph Yaeger Pressler, Cooke, Eagan, Levengood Welsh, Ramey, F. Yaeger, Haby, Powell, R. Yaeger, Pruefer, Duncan Smith, Rosenblatt Mary Catherine Ackerman B. S. Delta Delta Delta Alpha Lambda Delta Margaretha E. Ackermann B. 5. Alpha Gamma Delta Edna Margaret Adam B. S. Delta Delta Delta Tau Pi Epsilon Clarence E. Albertson B. S. in Com. Delta Mu Delta Alpha Kappa Psi Ralph Walter Alexander Com. E. Acacia Jane 5. Allen B. S. Delta Zeta Virginia Mae Allen B. S. Ada Alpaugh B. S. Kappa Alpha Theta Virgie H. Apke Cert, in Accounting Elsa L. Altemeler Cert, in Accounting Ruth Andrea B. A. Margaret Mary Andrew R. N. Gordon Louis Andrews E. E. Walter William Appel B. A. Nathan Aronoff B. A. Helen Ash B. A. Delta Zeta Will Atkinson, Jr. B. A. and LL. B. Delta Tau Delta Sigma Sigma Omrlcon Delta Kappa Phi Alpha Delta Pi Delta Epsilon Cincinnatus Society Albert W. Badanes Com. E. A. C. C. Alpha Kappa Psi Beta Gamma Sigma Louis Naret Baer Com. E. Beta Theta Pi Allan A. Baidwin B. M. Ruth Barrows B.S. Chi Omega Helen Marie Baumgartner B.S. Anna Pauline Beard B.S. William G. Baetz Nathan M. Becker LL. B. B.A. Beta Theta Pi Sigma Alpha Mu Phi Delta Phi Tau Kappa Alpha Ulex William B. Behrens Cert, in Accounting Betty E. Baldwin Marie B. Bell. B. A. B.A. Delta Delta Delta Robert hloward Bell Ch. E. Marguerite Benson B.S. Sigma Delta Tau Alice Lorraine Benz B.A. Phi Mu Chi Delta Phi Alexander Beilis Bereskin E. E. Robert Arthur Bernhardt Aero. E. Delta Tau Delta Ruth Bateman O. Marshall Bertram B.S. B.A. Zeta Tau Alpha Virginia Betts B.S. Delta Zeta X Ruth B. Beyersdorfer B. S. Margaret E. Biery Cert. In Secretarial Practice Phi Kappa Epsilon George Tilton Blair B. M. Phi Chi Jerry Gordon Blair Com. E. A. C. C. Robert B. Blakeslee Ch.E. Alpha Tau Omega Tau Be ta Pi Irma Blase B. S. Phi Delta Arthur Irving Blieden B. M. Phi Delta Epsilon Salvador Bonilla-Sosa B. A. Joe G. Boon Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi Alpha Chi Sigma Lillian Borcherding B. S. Alpha Delta Theta Henrietta K. Boyd R. N. Jack Boyle B. A. Delta Tau Delta A. Keith Brandon E. E. Tau Beta Pi Eta Kappa Nu Sidney Calvin Brant LL B. ' Sigma Alpha Mu Irving Brasch B.S. Sign-ia Delta Rho Phi Epsiior Kappa Walter Alfred Brester E. E. Era Kapoa Nu William Harris Breunig E. E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Eta Kappa Nu Richard Kerfoot Britton Ch.E. S. Corwin Britten Ch. E. James W. Broadhurst B.S. Phi Kappa L ' Atelier Frank I. Broeman B. A. Sigma Alpha Epsllon Onarles Thomas Brooke E. E. James A. Brough LL B. Edward E. Brown Me. E. Lambda Chi A ' pha Scabbard and E ' ade Emily St. Clare Brown B.S. Delta Delta Delta Sara Maluina Brown B.A. Alpha Omicron Pi Virgil L. Brown Com. E. Beta Gamma Sigma Scabbard and Blade Elizabeth H. Bruce B.S. Alpha Omicron Pi Jean E. Bruckner B.A. Alpha Chi Omega Mortar Board R. A. W. Bruehl B.A. Beta Theta Pi Paul William Buckholz B.A. Delta Phi Alpha Elizabeth Buenger B.S. Theta Phi Alpha Dorothy Buhmann B.S. Kappa Alpha Theta Tau Pi Epsilon Ruth Marie Bullock B.A. Alpha Lambda Delta Elmer hienry Buns Ch. E. Calvin T. Burks B.S. L ' Atelier « SI% ' Helen M. Burr Agnes Jane Clarke B. S. Com. E. Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Lambda Delta Carl Ballard Bush B. A. Kappa Alpha Psi Harvey E. Butferfass Robert H. Clawson Cert, in Gen. Business B.S. Alpha Kappa Psi J. Raymond Byer Com. E. Sigma Chi Victor Calvin Richard Nolting Clifton LL. B. M.E. Pi Kappa Alpha Bruce M. Campbell Tau Beta Pi Com. E. Beta Kappa Raymond M. Carmichael B.S. and B. M. Phi Chi Marie Cassette B. A. Robert O. Cassini C. E. Charles A. Castle B. M. Kappa Sigma Elizabeth Frazier Chace B.S. Delta Delta Delta Evelyn R. Ciarniello B.S. Phi Delta Richard Winkler Cohn A.e. W. Eugene Coleman Com. E. Beta Theta Pi Glenn H. Collins M.E. Alpha Tau Omega Esther Collom B. S. Kappa Delta Tau Pi Epsilon Mary B. Collord B. A. Francis M. Combs Cnm F. Mark P. Connaughton Geo. E. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Merton D. Corwin Com. E. Tau Beta PI Delta Kappa Sigma Mary Ellen Costello Com. E. Chi Delta Phi PI Chi Epsilon Marjorle Cowell B. A. Kappa Alpha Theta Mortar Board Robert D. Cowherd Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma Marcus Edward Cox B. M. Phi Chi Helen L. Crisenberry R. N. Alpha Alpha PI James F. Curra n Com. E. Russell R. Curtis Aero. E. Triangle Tau Beta PI Lawrence Dally Com. E. Charles John Cook Rank O. Dawson Com. E. B. M. PI Kappa Alpha Louis Dean B. A. Walter K. Deller C. E. Alice Denton B. S. . ' Edward J. Devins B. M. Joseph Carroll DeWeese M. E. Kappa Kappa PsI Charles DeWert B. M. Delta Tau Delta Phi Sigma Viola E. Diers B. S. Trianon Sue Diltz B. S. and R. N. Joseph A. Dimuzio Com. E. Theodore Robert Dinsmore M. E. Tau Beta Pi Pi Tau Sigma , ■ Albert Dolnick E. E. Tau Beta Pi Eta Kappa Nu William H. H. Drake B. S. Scarab Charles H. Drawbolt, Jr. Cert, in Interior Dec. John J. Dreyer B. A. and LL. B. Phi Alpha Delta Howard Dunholter B. A. LeRoy Louis Duning Cert, in Architecture Edward George Dunn Cert, in Gen. Business Harry Dworkin B. M. Phi Delta Epsilon Charles Earl Earhart E. E. Eta Kappa Nu Samuel Ediavitch B. A. Phi Epsilon Pi Tau Kappa Alpha Roberts Eken Ch. E. Lois Elliot ■ ■ ■■ B. A. Mor+ar Board Alpha Kappa Delta Helen Mills Ely R. N. Richard Raphael Entwhistle Ch. E. William Robert Erchinger B. S. Scarab Oscar W. Erikson B. S. Triangle William G. Etzel B. A. Beta Kappa H arriet Evans B. S. Delta Zeta Arete Robert Lewis Evans C om. E. Margaret E. Ey B. S. Delta Zeta Anna Mae Fallen B. S. Phi Delta Alpha Lambda Delta John William Fallon Com. E. Virginia Fauntleroy Com. E. Kappa Delta Pi Chi Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta Rosemary Fay B. A. Virginia Fayen B. A. Zeta fau Alpha Benjamin Felson B. S. and B. M. Daniel Alec Ferguson M. E. Triangle ■ ' j Ann Cecelia Fette B. S. Edward Fidler B. A. Clarence E. Firch M. E. Tau Beta Pi Pi Tau Sigma Augusta Fisher B. S. Chi Omega Harry Fred Fisher M. E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dean Pickering Fite Com. E. Beta Theta Pi Beta Gamma Sigma Roy Gerald Fitzgerald LL. B. J. D. Fitzpatrick Ch. E. A. C. C. Stanley Paul Fleischer LL. B. Pi Lambda Phi Margaret Flinn B. A. Alpha Chi Omega Marvin H. Floom C. E. A. C. C. Tau Beta Pi Scabbard and Blade Delta Kappa Sigma William Henry Foster i Aero. E. Charles G. Franz Com. E. Sigma Chi Kathryn Elizabeth French B. A. Alpha Chi Omega Eta Sigma Phi Charlotte Wehmann Frey Com. E. Alpha Gamma Delta Pi Chi Epsilon Thelma E. Frey Com. E. Pi Lambda Sigma Pi Chi Epsilon George Raymond Fritz Cert. In Accounting Jean Madison Frommeyer B. S. Hyman Galinkin Cert, in Art in Industry Jack K. Gall M. E. Omicron Delta Kappa Tau Beta Pi Pi Tau Sigma Scabbard and Blade Harold J. Garber Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi Clifford B. Garrison Cert, in Land Architecture Edwin hi. Gebauer C. E. Delta Kappa Signna Gustav Edward Gebhart Cert, in Commerce Julius Gelperin B. M. Phi Delta Epsllon George C. Gentry M. E. Triangle Scabbard and Blade Gordon Geselbracht Cert, in Ch. Engineering Paul Gascoigne Gleason Aero. E. Harry G. Goeltz Cert, in Accounting. Erna Louise Goettsch B. A. Mortar Board Sander Goodman B. S. and B. M. Sigma Tau Phi Norman Green , B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha May Grieshaber B. A. Delta Delta Delta Mortar Board Donald C. Griffith M. E. Phi Delta Theta Pi Tau Sigma Scabbard and Blade A. S. M. E. Sarah J. Griffith B. S. Alpha Gamma Delta William Grothaus C. E. Herman Guostini B. A. William L. Hansen E. E. , : Carl Ot+o Hauck Edith Krels Helmers C. E. B. A. Delta Delta Delta Donald George Hawke B. S. Phi Delta Theta Kappa Kappa Psi N. H. B. F. Esther Louise hiaworth Malcolm W. Hendley R. N. Com. E. Alpha Alpha Pi Beta Theta Pi hHarold hiale hiaworth Aero. E. lota Chi Epsilon Ruth Vera Hayes Harry L. Hendy B. S. Cert, in Accounting Alpha Gamma Delta Tau Pi Epsilon Guidon Woodrow W. Haynes B. A. Merrill Westcott Hazelton Justus H. Herman M. E. B. S. Scarab Jeanne Frances FHeekin B. A. Delta Delta Delta Elsa Margaret Heidt B. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma Vernon E. Heil E. E. Eta Kappa Nu Elsie J. Heinichen Cert, in Sec. Practice Phi Kappa Epsilon John Hellebush B. A. Sigma Chi J. Edward Hershberger B. M. Elizabeth Lee Highbaugh B. S. Elliott Hllslnger M. D. Delta Tau Delta Allene Cecelia Hinson B. S. Delta Sigma Theta Fannie Hitchcock B. S. Robert W. Hoefer Com. E. Delta Tau Delta Sophos Ulex Omicron Delta Kappa Sigma Sigma Beta Gamma Sigma James K. Hoefling B. A. Acacia Edward W. Hoff Com. E. Pi Kapoa Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi Charles Hoffman B. M. Juanita Merry Holland R. N. William H. Happenjans, Jr. Ch. E. Burchell E. Horn Com. E. A. C. C. ■ Scabbard and Blade Alpha Kappa Psi Pershing Rifles Mary E. Hosier R. N. Jane Elsabeth Howe B. S. and R. N. Anna Martha Howk B. S. Alpha Gamma Delta Melvin Mace Huber Cert, in Accounting llamae Hulls R. N. Peg Hungelman B. S. Phi Mu Carl Hunsicfcer Cert, in C. E. Robert George Hunter B. M. Alpha Tau Omega Phi Chi Robert E. Hurley Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma , ■ George W. Hurst Cert, in Accounting John S. Huss C. E. Tau Beta Pi Delta Kappa Sigma Carroll O. Hutchinson Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi Scabbard and Blade Alpha Chi Sigma Beta Kappa Charlotte M. Hutfles B. A. Alpha Lambda Delta Eugene Lewis Huwe B. M. Virginia Catherine Hyde B. S. and R. N. Alpha Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Virgil L. Hyer ' • ■- ' ■ ■ B. A. Edwin Clarence lliff B. A. Alpha Tau Omega Phi Alpha Delta Homer Jensen B. S. Effie Isphording B. S. Chi Omega Felix Lawrence Ittleman B. M. Phi Delta Epsilon J Charles Jarvis, Jr. i. M. Sigma Delta Rho Phi Chi Pi Kappa Epsilon Carroll Charles Johnson B. S. and B. M. Phi Chi Pi Kappa Epsilon Doris C. Johnson R. N. George Harris Johnson LL. B. John William Johnson B. S. Triangle Raymond C. Johnson M. E. Virginia Johnson B. A. Alpha Chi Omega Eta Sigma Pni Verland M. Johnston Com. E. Alice Elizabeth Jones B. A. Alpha Omicron Pi Charles Fred Jones, Jr. Cert, in Accounting Stewart Ralph Jones B. S. and B. M. Thomas David Jones LL B. Robert E. Kahl Com. E. lota Chi Epsilon Beta Gamma Sigma Sidney J. Kahn LL. B. Martha Louise Kail B.A. Alpha Gamma Delta Gervase Kathman Cert, in M. E. Alfred B. Kafz B.A. and LL. B. Phi Beta Delta Delta Pni Alpha Isaac Kawasaki B. S. and B. M. Pi Kappa Epsilon John James Kearney M. D. Kappa Psi Nu Sigma Nu Kenneth Henry Keim C. E. K. Kemper, III B.A. Beta Theta Pi Sigma Sigma J. Warren Kinney, Jr. LL. B. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Delta Phi Marguerite Emilie Kinney B.A. Chi Delta Phi Ruth Rubin Kinwald B.A. Phi Sigma Sigma Nellie Kirchanblatt B.S. Delta Phi Epsllon Charles Nesbit Kirby B.A. : Anatole KIrsanoff B.S. Howard W. Kle+t Com. E. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Kappa PsI Howard George Kline Com. E. Charlotte Klotter Com. E. Kappa Delta Koreyna Knoliman B.S. Phi Mu Matilda Koenlg Cert, in Interior Dec. Alpha Tau Epsilon Michael Koeninger Ce ' ' T. in Accounting Marlon Kolb B.S. Trianon Eli Kommenovich Ch.E. Alpha Chi Sigma Janet Koolage B.A. Edna Koper B.S. Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Lambda Delta Willard F. Krausser Ch.E. Paula Krent B.A. Sigma Dei+a Tau Frank M. Krentz Aero. E. Tau Beta Pi Howard Kress Com. E. Alpha Tau Omega Beta Gamma Sigma Scabbard and Blade Kappa Kappa Psl Karl F. Krieg M.E. Virginia R. Krieger B. S. Pi Lambda Sigma Donald Phillip Krisher Com. E. Alpha Tau Omega Beta Gamma Sigma Scabbard and Blade hHelen Kropf B. S. Phi Mu Fred L. Kruse • B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Walda Marie Kuehn Cert, in Art in Industry Alpha Tau Epsilon Laura Johanna Kuether B. S. and R.N. Alpha Alpha Pi Fannie Kuller B.S. Pi Alpha Tau Edward W. Kunkel Com. E. Alpha Kappa Psi Beta Gamma Sigma Elaine Ida Kursban B. A. Meyer Kurzner B. M. . Florence Anna Lamping Com. E. Pi Lambda Sigma William Jennings Lance B.S. . . Louise Margaret Lang B.S. Homer A. Lange B.S. Gertrude Lanman R.N. Ruth Laque B.A. Zeta Tau Alpha Morris J. Leher B. A. and LL. B. Frank Joseph Leitner E. E. Charles C. Lemert .M. Nu Sigma Nu Kai Kuen Leung .S. Bernard L. Loebker Cert, in M. E. Bernard E. Levin Elizabeth Bacon Loiry LL B. R.N. Sigma Alpha Mu Alpha Alpha Pi Sigma Sigma Pi Delta Epsilon Helen Frances Levison Com. E. Pi Chi Epsilon Elizabeth Lewis Joseph A. Lopez B. S. Ch. E. Phi Delta Sigma Chi Stanley E. Lezinski Com. E. Alpha Chi Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi A. I.Ch.E. Joseph hienry Liebschutz Chester Louthan Ch. E. M. E. Sigma Alpha Mu Pi Tau Sigma Barbara Lincoln B. A. Marie Lind Eloise Lucius B. A. B.S. Stella May Lindemann Kappa Delta B. S. Jerome A. Lischkoff LL. B. Sigma Alpha Mu f .. Phi Beta Kappa hienry Lobitz, Jr. Carl Arthur Ludeke B.A. A. I.S. Mathia Edwin Lukens Com. E. Beta Theta PI Sophos Omicron Del+a appa Alfred Glenn Lus ' berg B. A. Elizabeth R. Lyon B. A. Edward W. McCall . ' B. M. Alpha Kappa Keppa Patrick Joseph McConn Cert, in Accounting Jeannette L. McCulloch B. S. Carolyn L. McDonald B.A. Kappa Delta Thomas hloward McDonald C. E. Phi Delta Theta Stanley hiartwell tylcSilliard LL. B. K. D. R. - ■••,. ' Cecil D. Mclntire B. M. Phi Chi Chi Beta Phi Frank McKernan B.A. Morris Maierson Cert, in Gen. Busines Joseph Albert Manclni Aero. E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sophos Gladys E. Marker R.N. Virginia Meckstroth B. S. Alpha Chi Omega John Risk Meek B.A. and B. M. Sigma Chi Nu Sigma Nu S. Janet Mehl B.A. Phi Sigma Sigma John W. Melville LL. B. and M. E. Beta Theta Pi Phi Delta Phi Scabbard and Blade Helen Jane Mergler B.S. Jeannette Merk B. A. Alpha Omicron Pi Mortar Board Tau Kappa Alpha Alpha Lambda Delta hielen Annette Merkel B.A. Delta Delta Delta Edward B. Mersch B. M. Omega Upsllon Phi P. A.M. Ray J. Merz M. E. Pi Tau Sigma Betty Ann Meyer B.A. Harlan Meyer Cert, in Accounting John Charles Meyer B. S. in Com. E. John H. Meyer C. E. Vincent Jos. Meyer B.A. Helen M. Michael Cert, in Accounting Robert Miller Cert, in Gen. Business Eleanor Momper Cert, in Sect. Practice William Montanus B. M. Jun e M. Moorbrink B.A. Harold Moore B.A. Lowell A. Moore B.S. Scarab Robert Charles Moorhead Aero. E. Delta Tau Delta Edward B. Morris Cert. In Accounfing John-Alice Morris B. A. Aloha Omlcron Pi J. Greffln Murphy, Jr. LL B. Dan Nankovltch B.A. Robert Walton Neel, Jr. Com. E. Delta Tau Delta Paul R. Neldhardt Com. E. Richard Cramer V orris Celia May Nelson M. E. B.A. Phi Delta Theta Zeta Tau Alpha A. S. M. E. Carl Nerish Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma Kappa Kappa Ps Jack Morrison Ellen E. Neu M. E. R.N. Sigma Alpha Ep silon Sophos Paul L. Neubauer Pi Tau Sigma B.S. L ' Ateller Frank Leo Mozdy Lorna Doone Newman B.A. and B. M. B.A. Nu Sigma Nu Sigma Alpha lota Phi Kappa PI Kappa Epsilon Elolse G. NIcholl R.N. Jean Murphy Mary Nichols B.A. B.S. Kappa Kappa Gamma Ray O. Nulsen B.A. Lambda Chi Alpha Sophos Ulex Omicron Delta Kappa aks T Jty James J. O ' Brien Com. E. Ralph O. Ohihauser C. E. Tau Beta PI Jane Drew Orldge B. S. Kappa Alpha Theta Burton William Orr Cert, in Accounting Helen Otting B. A. Alpha Chi Omega Lucy Orintha Oxiey B. M. Delta Sigma Theta Salla Sonia Packman B. S. Harry A. Paine M. E. lota Chi Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Tau Sigma Scabbard and Blade Harry M. Papazian Cert, in Real Estate Robert Kenneth Parker B. S. Sigma Sigma Anna A. Payne B.A. Herbert A. Pence Com. E. Alpha Kappa Psi Marie Penker B.S. Pi Lambda Sigma Mary E. Perkins B.A. Alpha Omicron Pi Thomas Burton Persons, Jr. B.S. Charles E. Petzhold Cert. In Marketing Helen E. Philipps B.S. Chi Omega David Phillip Pickrel LL B. Delta Tau Delta Phi Alpha Delta Ulex Marguerite Piatt B. A. Edward D. Podmore B. A. Hayden S. Porter C. E. Lawrence McGrath Qui B. M. Alpha Omega Alpha Jacob Anthony Quint Com. E. David L. Radcliffe C. E. Louis hierman Rague Ch. E. Alice Randle B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma Hazel Randolph B. A. Grace Jeanette Pouder Frances A. Raschig B. S. B. A. Delta Delta Delta Mortar Board William F. Ray B. A. Phi Eta Sigma Elenore Puhl Arthur J. Reichert Com. E. B. S. Alpha Delta Theta Pi Chi Epsilon Phi Kappa L ' Atelier Alpha Lambda Delta Stanley O. Reichert Geol. E. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Frank Purdy B. A. Samuel Reingold B. M. Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Sigma Charles Remie r r Com. E. William C. Reverman, Jr. Cert, in Accounting James R. Reynolds B. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lawrence B. Reynolds Aero. E. lota Chi Epsilon Wayne A. Rich B. A. Sigma Chi Sophos Tau Kappa Alpha Sigma Sigma Omicron Delta Kappa Clark David Richards Com. E. George Marion Richards Com. E. Alpha Tau Omega Mary Louise Richards Com. E. Phi Mu hiarriet Dale Richardson B. A. Alpha Lambda Delta Chi Delta Phi - • Elizabeth Richter Cert, in Secretarial Practice Joseph Erwin Ricketts B. M. Gladys V. Roberts B. A. Alpha Omicron Pi Guidon James Noel Robinson Com. E. Samuel Sumner Rockwern B. S. and B. M. Sigma Tau Phi Albert B. Roessler LL B. Maynard Rogers B. A. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Lois Hazel Riffle B. A. Alpha Chi Omega Guidon William Rogge Com. E. Triangle Marjorie Ellen Ring R. N. Marie H. Rosemeier Cert, in Secretarial Practice Aaron A. Rosen B. A. Janet Ross B. S. Kappa Delta Mortar Board Sigma Kappa Taj Herrill C. Rouster Com. E. Alpha Tau Omega Alfred M. Rubendunst B. A. Beta PI Delta Phi Alpha hloward L. Rucker Ch. E. Jane Rudolph ■ - B. A. Kaopa Delta Ch ' i Delta Phi Helen Johanna Ruehimann B. S. Kappa Delta Mortar Board Pi Theta Paul R. Russell C. E. A. C. C. Delta Kappa Sigma Herschel Sachs B. S. and B. M. Bernard Safer • ' ■ B. M. Phi Delta Epsilon ' Barken Krikor Saghatelian B. S. Richard Sanderson ' • B. M. Willard A. Sanger Seol. E. Acacia Sigma Gamma Epsilon Fred B. Saunders LL. B Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Alpha Delta Martha Smiley Sawtelle B. S. Alpha Delta Theta Gilbert Edward Sayle B. M. Beta Theta Pi Alpha Alpha Kappa Donovan Lawrence Sayrs C. E. lota Chi Epsilon Sigma Sigma Omicron Delta Kappa Alpha Kappa PsI Kappa Kappa PsI  George E. Schaetzel Aero. E. Triangle Russell E. Schafer C. E. Harvey C. Schultz B. S. Norbert A. Scherzinger Cert, in Mech. Engineering Robert Scherrer Com. E. C. Norman Schmitt C. E. Beta Theta Pi Ferd G. Schneider Com. E. r ' Louis Schrlber M. E. Sigma Tau Phi Harry G. Schrickel B. A. Charles Joseph Schroeder Com. E. Emma Lou Schroetter B. S. Tau Pi Epsilon Martha Schuette B. S. Charles P. Scheller Louis Henry Schumann M. E. M. E. Alpha Tau Omega Pi Tau Sigma Hi Tau Beta Pi Raymond Henry Schuster M. E. Tau Beta Pi Pi Tau Sigma George W. Schwager, Jr. E. E. Herbert Carl Schweikart Aero. E. Triangle Frank Robert Schweln Ch. E. A. C. C. Alpha Chi Sigma Wllilam Schwerdtfeger B. A. Tau Kappa Alpha Merle Louise Scott R.N. Albert C. Seltz Com. E. lota Chi Epsilon Scabbard and Blade Emily Cecelia Seitz Cert, in Interior Decoration Irma Seyfferle B. S. Alpha Omicron Pi John Frank Shawhan E. E. Eta Kappa Nu Tau Beta Pi Maefred Shepard B.S. Arlene L. Sherard B.S, Grace E. Sherwood B. A. John Hancock Siehl B. M. Nu Sigma Nu Jane Silverstein B.S. Phi Sigma Sigma Abe Silverstein C. E. Bernice Silverstein B. A. Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Sigma Sigma Jocelyn Simpson B. A. Edward F. Simrall LL. B. Dorothy Sintz B.S. Alpha Omicron Pi Edith Elizabeth Slimp B. A. Phi Mu Lit. Alice Frances Smith R.N. Beatrice P. Smith B. A. Chi Omega Charles E. Smith, Jr. Cert, in Bus. Management Frederick James Smith Geol. E. A. C. C. Sigma Gamma Epsllon George D. Smith B. S. Ruth Patricia Sprinkle B. A. Kappa Delta Helen H. Stamm B.A. Kathryn M. Steiner B.S. Kappa Kappa Gamma Tau PI Epsllon K. L. Stewart C. E. lota Chi Epsllon Delta Kappa Sigma Margaret M. Stifel B.A. Phi Mu Peter Stoffel Com. E. Mathias Frank Strashun B. M. Victor Strauss B.A. Beta Theta PI Alpha Kappa Kappa Sigma Sigma Harry B. Strothman B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha Ulex L ' Atlier George E. Stryker M. E. Kathryn Elizabeth Sturm B.S. Dorothy Louise Tapke B.S. Theta Phi Alpha Ralph Tapper B. M. David Perry Tarbell LL B. Phi Delta Phi Ralph J. Tatelman Aero. E. Anna Taylor B. S. Mary Louise Telker B. A. Chi Omega Reginald Thomas Com. E. Beatrice Marie Thompson B. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma Mortar Boara Tau Pi Epsilon Hubert Oscar Thompson C. E. Delta Kappa Sigma Edward Stanton Thorn B.S. Delta Tau Delta Scarab Arthur Stanley Thornburg Com. E. Marjorie Thuma B.A. Kappa Kappa Gamma Robert Reade Templeton Hawley Todd B. S. B.A. and LL. B. Tau Beta PI Delta Tau Delta Phi Alpha Delta May Toepfer B.A. Kappa Kappa Gamma Stella Marie Tenhundfeld Carolyn Louise Toliver B.A. B.A. •i Alpha Kappa Alpha Malcolm G. Townsley M. E. Tau Beta Pi Pi Tau Sigma Scabbard and Blade Mary E. Terrili Dorothy Traquair Cert, in Sec. Practice B.A. Phi Kappa Epsilon Paul Troup B. M. - «s Ruth Elizabeth Troy Com. E. Phi Kappa Epsilon Harry G. Truman E. E. Margaret Tuechter B. S. Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Lambda Delta Walter H. Tuttle, Jr. Com. E. Delta Upsilon Sigma Sigma Aleen Bell Van Blarlcum B.S. Alpha Chi Omega Ginevera Venable B. A. Delta Delta Delta Frank William Vockell B. M. Phi Chi Mary Janet Vockell B.S. .,.-. Chi Omega Ralph A. Voelker Com. E. Alpha Kappa Psi Frederick John Vogel B.S. August Marlin Wagner B.A. W. Pat Von Benken M. E. George hi. Wadsworth B.S. and B. M. Mu Sigma Nu Carl Fredrick Wagner B.S. and B. M. Phi Delta Theta Alpha Kappa Kappa Charles G. Walker LL B. Rost Elton Warden Com. E. Stephen T. Wardwell B.S. Scarab Haden Spanton Ware E. E. Earl Weber Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma m,  - Fred L. Wehking Com. E. Beta Gamma Sigma Ralph Weine Cert, in Accounting Glenna Ruth Weishaupt B.S. Kappa Delta Mortar Board Chi Delta Phi Daniel S. Werner M. E. Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi Frank LeLand White B. A. and LL. B. Harry R. White Cerl. in General Business Alfred H. Wilhelm ' Com. E. Chesley L. Williams Ch. E. Dan R. Williams • Com. E. Sigma Delta Rho Kappa Kappa Psi Janice Williams R.N. Jean Rosser Williams B. A. Rejina Sarah Weiss ■ Theodore E. Williams B. A. Com. E. Phi Sigma Sigma lota Chi Epsilon Marcelia Frances Wiiike Com. E. Pi Chi Epsilon James John Wenner Herbert John Winkel M. E. B.S. Scarab Lillian Winkler B.A. Pi Alpha Tau Robert H. Young Aero. E. Tau Beta Pi Raymond Leroy Woerner Com. E. Carl Woest B.A. anaLL.B. Phi Delta Phi Annastacia Wood B. S. Alpha Gamma Delta Philip Woodworth B.M. Paul Wozencraft B.A. Sigma Delta Rho Phi Mu Alpha Alpha Kappa Kappa hHenry E. Wu lfekoetter Com. E. John D. Wyatt - • M.E. ■ . Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi Omlcron Delta Kappa Ulex Scabbard and Blade Mary E. Wycoff B.A. George Yauger B.M. Cyrus Samuel Yingsf M.E. Pi Tau Sigma ' Tau Beta Pi C. Booth Yonka B. S. Ethel Witterstaetter B.S. Phi Delta Jacob Youngerman Cert, in Accounting A. T. Zeidenrust C. E. Sigma Delta Pi Tau Beta Pi Delta Kappa Sigma Scabbard and Blade Merton D. Corwin C. E. Tau Beta Pi Delta Kappa Sigma James Edward Stockton Cert, in Accounting Delta Sigma Pi Mildred Frost B.S. Clifford E. Adams, LL. B. Melvin C. Aicholz, Cert, in Ace. Evelyn Alkman, B. A. Elva Andes, Cert, in Bus. Mgt. Alexander S. Angel, B. M. Willard hierman Armstrong Cert. In Advance Accounting Oscar J. Ashe, Com. E. Donald G. Avery, Cert, in Gen. Bus. Charles Henry Baetz, Com. E. Mildred Evans Barnett, B. S. Robert R. Barnhorn, LL. B. E. Lewis Barrows, B. A. Frank P. Barton. Cert, in Metallurgy Ralph Barton, B. A. Howard G. Bateman, B. A. Anna Francis Beery, B. A. Jessie L. Beeson, B. A. Gene Benedict, B. A. Louis Bertrand, Chem. E. Mary K. Birch, B. A. Donald H. Bogart, B. A. Charles M. Bolton, Cert, in Civil Eng. John C. Bolton, Com. E. Charles H. Bosken, B. A. Paul W. Bowden, B. A. Frank Bowman, Jr., LL. B. Henry A. Bradford, B. A. Joseph H. Brancamp, B. A. Francis F. Braun, B. S. Lillian K. Britten, B. A. Robert W. Buehler, Com. E. Edwin G. Burroughs, Cert in Ace. Sam D. Butchkes, B. A. George Buttemiller, B. A. Albert G. Butz, B. A. John Caldwell, B. A. John A. Campbell, B. A. Hugh G. Carmichael, Com. E. Charles David Carnes, M. E. Cleo Wilda Casto, R.N. Clyde G. Chamberlin, B. A. Yale Chaney, E. E. Robert Theal Chapman, B. S. Alton Combs, LL. B. Theodore H. Cook, B. A. George W. Cooley, B. A. Wallace A. Crismore Cert. In Mech. Eng. Raymond P. Crowe, Cert, in Adv. John D. Dann, Cert, in Mech. Eng. John D. Dash, Cert, in Journalism Glen A. Davis, Radio Engineering George F. Deasy, B. A. Warren Decatur, LL. B. Carl E. Deichmann, B. A. John W. Delaney, B. A. Edwin P. Deury, B. A. Joseph Ambrose Deye, C. E. Donald E. Dixon, LL. B. Frank Dreler, Jr., M. E. Selwyn H. Drummond, B. A. Harold W. Eckel, B. A. W. E. Edwards, Cert, in Accounting Alfred Latone Elliot, B. S. Lawrence W. Eisner, B. A. Charles W. Etter, Cert, in Radio Eng. Edmund Boyce Evans, B. S. Ray W. Evans, B. S. Charles Thomas Everette, M. E. Dorothy B. Fangman, B. A. Benjamin F. Faulkener, Cert, in Mktg. Dan N. Feist, Cert, in Elect. Eng. Spenser Ferris, B. A. Russell Richard Fey, B. S. LeRoy W. Fitzgerald, B. A. John Jacob Flaxmayer Cert, in Crd. and Coll. John W. Fleming, B. A. William H. Fletcher, C. E. Norman Foreman, B. A. Gerald A. Foster, B. M. David E. Frankel, B. A. Herbert A. Freckman, B. A. Edward P. Freiman, M. E. Tilden R. French, Cert, in Accounting Julia M. Frieder, B. A. William E. Froschauer, B. A. John R. Gehrig, Cert. In Gen. Bus. Franklin R. Geiger, B. A. Albert G. Gelser, Cert, in Ch. E. Gordon K. Gillette Cert. In Gen. Business Blanch E. Goering, B. S. Fred Goldman, B. S. and B. M. Gustave M. Goldsmith, Jr., Aero. E. Louis E. Goldsmith, B. A. Frances Grace, B. S. Marjorie Granger, B. S. Walter R. Haefele, B. A. Lawrence A. Hagenbarth Cert, in Accounting Phillip J. Halaback, B. M. Opal G. Hale, R.N. Donald S. Hall, Cert, in Accounting James A. Hall, B. S. Margaret R. Hall, Cert, in Sect. Prac. Noel A. Hamilton, Cert, in Ch. E. Arthur A. Hanson, M. E. Alicia Hardtner, B. A. Mary F. Harper, Cert, in Gen. Bus. Jack W. Hauser, B. A. Robert E. Hauser, C. E. James G. Headley, LL. B. Jane Helbey, B. A. Robert Heinlein, Cert, in M. E. Erwin G. Heiselman, B. M. William S. Henderson, Com. E. Oscar W. Hensgen, Cert, in Arch. Mortimer Herzberg, B. A. George W. Hill, LL. B. Henry A. Hines, B.A. Robert Hixon, LL. B. James A. Hoerner, M. E. Herbert W. Honnigford Cert, in M. E. Phyllis J. Hotz, R. N. Elizabeth A. Howard, R. N. Schaler C. Howard, Cert, in Ch. E. Grover F. Hubing, M. E. Byron Huffman, LL. B. Edgar M. Hymens, Com. E. Sidney Isaacs, B. A. George R. Jeneson, B. A. Lawrence A. Johnson, B. A. John Wm. Jolley, B. M. Lowell L. Jones, M. E. Joseph Kahn, B. M. Hyman H. Kallas. Cert, in Arch. Donald G. Karnes. B. A. George W. Kaufman, Cert, in Ace. Robert W. Kellhofer Aero. E. Portia B. Kellogg, B. S. in Com. Al. G. Kemme, Jr., Cert, in Int. Dec. Margaret R. Keys, B. S. Gerald A. Kibler, C. E. Gladys Kidney, Cert, in Marketing William R. Kinneary, LL. B. Pauline L. Klamfoth Cert, in Business Management Homer H. Kohler, B. A. Wesley F. Koper, B. A. John H. Kotte, B.A. Charles C. Kramer, B. A. James A. Krehbiel, LL. B. Elsie Marian Krug, B. A. Theodore C. Krug Cert, in Business Management Frank E. Kugler, B. A. Wm. Carl Kuhlman, E. E. Margaret M. Kunker, Cert, in Ace. Rudol-f L. Kutter, M. E. John K. Lamb, Cert, in Marketing Cliff C. Lange, B.A. Israel Lazarus, C. E. Richard M. Leighton, B. A. George M. Levengood, Com. E. Joseph Levenson, B. A. Virginia Lilly, B. S. Arthur F. Lippert, B. A. Charles Lorenz, Cert, in Chem. Eng. Fred E. Lotz, Cert, in Accounting Christine Luechauer, B. S. Mary F. Lynch, LL. B. Amy Lynn, B. A. John McBride. B. M. Robert L. McBride, LL. B. Raymond A. McCarty, Cert, in Ace. John R. McCord, C. E. Lloyd P. Mallen, B.A. Ann K. McElfresh, B. A. Orion W. McElfresh Cert, in Traf. Mgt. William McGowan, B. M. George L. McNeil Cert, in Chemical Engineering. Robert A. Maggini, LL. B. Arthur W. Mahert, Cert, in Ch. E. Raymond Marr, B. A. Josef Marx, B. A. S. J. Mason, B. M. Robert Matre, Cert, in Ch. E. Fred A. Maurer, Cert, in Accounting John M. Mayer, C. E. Margaret Mayer, B. A. Frank F. Melzer, Cert, in Retail Mgt. Leonard Mervis, B. A. Catherine B. Meyer, B. S. Esther Miriam Meyer, R. N. Margolis Meyer, B. A. Isadore Miller, B. A. Agnes L. Millikin, R. N. James F. Mills, B. S. and B. M. James L. Mitchell, B. S. Louis H. Mallenkysh, B. S. Luella Morgan, R. N. Juliana C. Moriarity, B. S. Logan Morrill, LL. B. Akin L. Muegel, B. A. Joseph J. Mullen, Cert, in Accounting Svet Nankovltch, B. A. David Nathan, B. M. William U. Neel. B. A. Curtis C. Nelson, Cert, in Advertising Harold C. Neu, LL. B. John J. Nolan, LL. B. James B. O ' Donnell, Jr., LL. B. Jane F. Oehler, B. A. John J. Oldfield, Cert, in Marketing Bernard Pallack, B. A. Norbert R. Patton, B. S. Stanley Peal, B. A. James C. Perin, C. E. Arthur W. Phelps, LL. B. Ely E. Pilchik, B.A. Wendell Phipps, Cert, in Ch. E. Robert C. Platter, Cert, in Gen. Bus. Virgil Plessinger, B. M. Raymond D. Podesta, B. A. Jacob J. Polish, B. A. Bernard Pollack, B.A. Eloise A. Powell, B. S. Mortimer Powell, Aero. E. Howard C. Prine, Ch. E. Mary E. Pugh, B.A. Edward J. Quinn, B. S. Milton J. Rappaport, B. A. Claribel Ratterman, LL. B. Ralph R. Read, B. S. John Reed, B. M. Daniel M. Replogle, B. A. William Riddle, B. M. Edgar A. Rippey, B. S. Caldwell Robertson, B. A. Gladys E. Rolfe, Cert, in Art. in Ind. David Rosenblatt, Aero. E. Mamie E. Ross, B. A. Mary C. Sacksteder, B. S. Leon Saler, B. M. Melvin Sands, B. A. Roosevelt Savage, Cert, in Journalism Marcellus J. Schewegman, B. A. John A. Schlnner, M. E. Cyril J. C. Schmidt, Cert, in El. E. Robert O. Schmitt, B.A. John Schneider, M. E. Edward G. Schott, B. A. William Schnier, B. S. John R. Scholl, Cert, in Architecture Eric Schuize, LL. B. Paul C. Schumacker, B. A. Sylvan D. Schwartzman, B. A. George X. Schwemlein, B. A. Martha E. Schwette, B. S. Charles A. Sebastian, B. A. Neal G. Sellers, C. E. Robin Sharp. B. A. Alfred R. Shelton, Com. E. Lycurgus L. Shields, B. S. Avis L. C. Shulman, B.A. Joseph L. Silbersach, Cert, in Acct ' g Charles Silverstine, B. A. Aaron Slapin, Cert, in Accounting Robert B. Smethurst, Com. E. Paul E. Smith, E. E. Richard C. Smith, B.A. Ruth E. Smith, B. S. Eileen M. Snyder, R. N. Wendell L. Snyder, Aero. E. P. Frederick Spath, B. A. Richard F. Speckman, B. S. Joseph W. Speier, B. A. John Stafford, B. S. ] Leon F. Stanley, B. A. Paul J. Stapleton, LL. B. Harvey J. Staton, B. A. Harold A. Stimer, Cert, in M. E. Henry Steinberg, B. A. Lillian L. Steinbuck, B.A. Harry R. Stevens, B. A. Merven F. Steves. B. A. Frederick Stoffregen, M. E. Richard Stott, B. A. Kathryn E. Stoutenburgh, B. A. Fred Strauch, Cert. In Bus. Mngt. George E. Studt, C. E. Byron C. Stuhlman, B. A. Raymond Thomas, B. S. Wllbert L. Thompson, B.A. Paul W. Tillotson, Cert, in Accounting Joe Tolwig, M. E. Russell R. Towers, B. S. Margaret E. Townsend, R. N. John B. Tyters, LL. B. William M. Linger, Cert, in Acct ' g Bernard M. Verkley, B. S. Robert H. Voelkle, LL. B. Eleanor F. Vogeler, B. A. Calvin M. Vos, LL. B. Richard E. Wagner, LL. B. Herbert S. Waller, B. A. Jack H. Walker, Cert. In Finance Herbert Warm, B. M. Calvin F. Warner. B. A. Edythe M. Weldemaler, R. N. Norman H. Weinberg, B. A. Andrew J. Weiss, B. S. and B. M. Marcus Wells, B. S. Marcus Westervelt, B. M. Richard D. Wettig, Cert. In Acct ' g William E. White Frederick L. Weineke, M. E. George C. WIesman, B. S. Merle Williams, B. S. Alexander ' M. Wilson, Jr., Aero. E. Ar.mine Wilson, B. M. Joseph H. Wilson, LL. B. M. Angela Wise. Cert, in Gen. Bus. Elizabeth R. Withrow, B. A. Margaret Wolf, B. A. Norman Wolf, B. A. Alice S. Wolfe, B. S. R. Fred Woodruff, LL. B. Helen Woodruff, B. A. Mary Jane Woodward, B. A. Robert S. Woodward, B. A. Charles W. Yost, B. S. Edward A. Young, B. A. George Young, B. A. Harry B. Zornow, Cert. In Finance , QRtAT $ILtNT ONfr, W1T44 STOKY MAKf, MOUTH UALf AOAPE-, EVtR-fXPtCTANT WUY DONT YOU ROAP. p o fS- '  1 1 1 Again ? PROVING TUAT TU 5 IJ NO P.ARP ER ' S COLLtQt COCh-A-DOODLt- DOO A- 5T1LL ' PlCTUI t DISTINCTIVE RHYTHM i. i  . , - Featured by Johnny Lewis and his orchestra TUT A MAN!r MAK W+ O Dot WtLL WIT4+ ™t LADlt ' r JAMf-T AK IND PtNDfNT With IDtA A tD ' lUff • MfP.MA10 Of T44t LAW If TH£ bGDY, WERf LATt- j+it Would f T-Hf CAUJf- TWO LAW J ' TUDENTj- AND AN IN PIPvATIOK WATCWOUT, , DUNCAN THE 1935 CINCINNATIAN IS BOUND IN A KINGSKRAFT COVER TRADE MARK DESIGNED AND PRODUCED BY THE KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT TENNESSEE ■ •AND HAVE D NNER AT THE NETHERLAHD PLA A .YOU DARLINI NLY one surer way to make a damsel ' s heart skip six beats — and that, sir, is to steer her gently into the N. P. ' s gala Cocktail Terrace. Bit of a spirited prelude, you know. Which makes the food taste even more illustrious when you stroll into the Restaurant Con- tinentale. NETHERLAND PLAZA Cincinnati ' s Most Luxurious Hotel — W. O. Seelbach, Mgr. Directed by National Hotel Management Co., Inc. Ralph Hitz, President 1935 .. Our Jubilee Year You are invited to help us celebrate our 25th Anniversary . . . JTe dedi- cate aneiv our three modern pools to a new interest in your Health, your Pleasure and your Happiness . . . Our pools are your pools. fwwpp SWIMMING POOLS Clean, pure and safe, Philipps ' Three Swimming Pools will be more de- lightful than ever before. W PP.OM QU£ENi 44AVt A F US44 PAPvTY ■A LOCAL PARTI eNOM m T-Rfc - D COMBINE TOWERS, RIC-H . CQ AHOTWtP ' U£LL VV£E-l fOPv TUt DELTJ T44t KAPPAS RUSM, T++£ THETA5 PL£DC£D ONt PAfMY — TWO 5AND iPON5 0RS POP. AAA ■,M - Lf-tP J A NATURAL AHD -Uf-ALT44Y 5liT TfM- PORARY 6 PfRlODlCAL DlMINL ' TiOK Of 5f:N- $AT!OK,fftLlN0 $ T+IOUOHT.AMOUKTINO IMUCAVY SLUMBEPv TO AN ALMOST COM- PLfT£ CfSSATIONOf CONSCIOUS Lift r A — e — A — n.— i— r — — t — n— r A f — a — n — i y — p — p — q r-A-G-A-X-T- O- Q owe h o e Present to U. C. ' s Greek Letter Enthus- iasts an Exclusive Selection of Greek Characters for Use on Stationery, Dance, Progranns, and all Publicity Efforts . r nnter? o ' ncmnc ti n? n-A-5-G-A-T- - |)-Q r — A — e — A — n — 1 — Y — 0— ' P — Q — r — A — — A — n — I — Y — — w — n Lord Jeffrey in the olden days, wood en ravln s placed nobility in the foreground. To d ay th e JiT?nuaI Depart nenf of ' Jhe iepro jEndrav n Co. makes possible the at- tractive pictorial message throughout this book. Ohe Repr® Emi raiVflira Qoo Cmcinnaft,OMo. W ' 44-Y, IT ' 5 Miss KlSKEP. MAP5 PRACTICINO TO bt CilM5 you ' ll NfVER MAKf tffit PP.ETT1LY Wa t till pekk5ylvan1a WEARS TUIS For more than Fifty Years . . . U. C. Seniors have been taking a POST-GRADUATE COURSE IN HOW TO ENJOY LIFE AT CONEY ISLAND Get Your D. H. 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Of -- os r, ' TS °- ■■ : « ::-- ' z: es M Fi Oo i I MESSENGER OF A NATION Telephone bells ring and work speeds up; they ring again and workers know contin- ued employment. They ring in cities and on farms, in shops and offices, bringing business, carrying instructions, giving in- formation and assurance. The telephone is the fleet and sure messenger of a nation on the march. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Dear Mr. Holmes: Once upon a time, In the Maytime of 1934, a very honest and upright young man professed to have the knowledge and ability to edit an annual. So the story goes, he got the job. And now, one year later, he returns, like a dog with his tail between his legs, sadder but wiser. It has been a long, hard struggle this year learning how to edit a year-book, but at last I have received my diploma and am qualified to begin work. However, an unappreciative Student Council says, No, you have learned how to do it, so forget it . But all foolishness aside, the job is finished. As I look back the troubles which confronted me and which I thought at the time were unsurmountable appear just the same as the ones from years back. Braunie and Kirsanof didn ' t get any of the art work in until the very last minute, but it got in, and it ' s just as good as other years. Bob Clawson was called upon at a time when all was lost to do the water colors, and he did them, two and three in an evening, in great style. I had one shining light of hope in Lorbach who rescued me from the depths of despair by taking some mighty nice pictures. But he was a silly guy and an awful nuisance at times, always talking about buying new camera equipment. Can ' t you just see the Investigation Committee turning over in its grave! Sandy and Binnie tried to refute the old axiom that business and pleasure do not mix. but Frank and I were conscientious young men, saturated with a feeling of responsibility, so the book was published in spite of them. I ' m not so sure though, as I think it over, but what the law has been proven false. ■Well, the book is complete and the page is finished, so I might as well say: So long and better luck next year, Don T. Gilbert. i