University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1939
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e 1833 03336 8439 University of Cincinnati, The Cincinnatian GC 977 102 C49UCE, 1939 EX L I B R I S EX L I B R I S 3 IN MEMORIAM DEAN HERMAN SCHNEIDER DIRECTOR ARTHUR R. MORGAN ALUMNUS STUDENT ROY u UNIVERSITY C I N C I N N 3 9 ME 4 6 OF CINCINNATI ATI, OHIO ROBERT DESHON JACK RITTER DOUGLAS DAY a en JAMES ALEXANDER VIRGINIA ASBURY ) A N N E A Y E R ROBERT L. BENTLEY FRED BRODERSON BRUCE B RUTH ELLEN VIRGIN DALE ALLEN EDNA LUCY GEORGE E BROWN ELLEN B R V N JANE BURDORf B U T T E R F I E L D I N I A B U T Z E CASE ALLEN C. CLARE EDNA CHRISTEN LUCY DUNHAM GEORGE EMMICH MIRIAM ENDEBROCK LIZ E V E L A N D ALBERT FINCERMAN T. HART FISHER RALPH FLOHR )AMES R. CALBREATH MILTON GARVIN VIRGINIA HAHN KENNETH HEUCK SARAH HEZLEP |. MORGAN )AYNER DOROTHY JOHNSON LOUISE JOHNSON MYRON JOHNSON SARAH JOHNSON HENRY JORDAN M U R KELLER BOB K I N S T L E R DORCAS WALTER M A R C L I S M A R H N editor editor bus. mg ' r. N N MARGARET MILLIGAN JANE MORTON WESLEY NEWKIRK FRED NIPPERT E D 1 T H N B L E PAUL C . P A 1 N T E R WILLI A M P A R C H M A N A L 1 C E J PERI N HELEN P F A F F E N R 1 T T E ; R RUT H P L A T T 5 M Y R T L E P E T K E R M A R V 1 N I . R A S S E L L E V E L Y ■N R A T H K A M P ROBE R T R E 1 M A N N P A T R E U M BAR R Y R 1 C E J A N N A RILE Y J E A N R 1 T T E R ANN R O B E R T S TOM R D G E R 5 E U G E N E R S E MAR 1 A N R U L E E L S A L E E SHIP F E D W A R D S C H M 1 D T H E L E N E S C H M 1 D T M 1 C K 1 E S H A W MAY E R S 1 M N J E D S M A L L PAUL 1 N E S M Y T H E D S T E R N MART H A S T E U V E RUT H T H E 1 L ROY T H M P S N SETT Y T W L E R P A T W A L L A C E JACK W E E T E R RUT H M . WEI L M E N D E R S N BUD W I E G E L E ROBERT WILKERSON DOROTHY WILSON BEULAH WINSTEL MARTHA JANE WITTE MARGARET YUNGER PERSONALIT CHARACTE A C T I V I T I E Y R S eC H CAMPUS E D U C A GOVERN T R A D I O M N O N T N n PC U4 PC Different from her predecessors was the coed of 1939. Inexorably swung from the orbit of feminine fashions and popular music into the circui Dnomic consider 1- ations, she found international ffairs and a disturbed society claiming at bit more of her attention. Compelled to relinquish a role of light sophistication for the less youthful, more serious understudy of world drama — yet true to her femininity, she did not lose her perspe(:five. Flaunting a mantle of optimism in the face of pessimistic prophecies and gloomy predictions of her elders, she held unswerving the conviction that a bright future would somehow prevail — maintained a ready confidence that the importance of living - -- - precious concept not heedlessly to be cast aside. The class of ' 39 was challenged on many fronts. No longer were the usual standards of life, political philosophies, and econo mic theories accepted as the gospel truth Idea- logical conflicts confronted all students — the frontiers had changed and readjustments were necessary. The new undergraduate design for living foreswore mere cynicism and bravado of the past; bitter was the realization of )oe College ' that the goals of ambition and achieve- ment were not his for the asking. Shaken by this realization was his heretofore fervent be- lief In the American Dream. Turning as ever for consolation from the weaker sex, he found new courage in the undaunted spirit of Betty Coed Inspired by her confidence In him, he thereby resolved that she would not find that confidence misplaced — that In the struggle to come he should not be found lacking. ZT} O tM c :i pc: W O Q U ADRANGLE c w o N u4 cn TANNER ' S OLD TECH M M K N ilM i tM li B R R ir CO U CO H X Ph A C H R o pq BOTANY ZOOLOGY MEDICAL COLLEGE d tii s ■li A R n OF n I h E C T l s UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI R O G R V E O N C I B N R I O A U LOOK BACKWARD AND A LOOK AHEAD This volume of THE CINCINNATIAN is published in a year which stands out historically. One hundred and twenty years ago this spring, university work began in Cincinnati. The first institution of higher education — Cincinnati College — opened its doors on Monday, May 3, 1819. Both Cincinnati College and the Medical College of Ohio (1820) are now legally merged with the University of Cincinnati. In every true sense the University possesses the lineage and traditions of Cincin- nati College and of the historic law and medical schools today included in its organization. In this anniversary year we of the University of Cincinnati may well feel pride in our illustrious past. Such pride carries with it what is at once an obligation and a glorious opportunity. To maintain the high aspirations of pioneer Cincinnati is our obli- gation. But that is not enough. We must turn aspiration into perform- ance. Unremittingly, in the educational and research fields of the arts and sciences and of the professions, we must set first-rateness as our goal and perpetually strive for it. Only thus will the University of the future prove worthy of its past. Beyond our obligation is the glorious opportunity to serve America in our day and generation as our forefathers did in theirs. This service we can perform by cherishing and advancing the great American prin- ciples: freedom in religious devotion, freedom for discussion, and union for the ordered liberty of representative democracy. V Vo iJcfc vyij RAY M N D W A L T E h S PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF C I N C I N N I M U — ■8 - % . D A N 1 E L L A U l E N (; E VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI • ' --, - ' W , 1 ■rl 1 ■. . ' ■' ' ' .5 • , ' ' M -g jl B , ' . V Q G E n R (i E R K U II II R DEAN OF LIBERAL ARTS LOUIS M {) R E DEAN OF GRADUATE SCHOOL HERMAN SCHNEIDER D E A N O F E N G I NEE R I N G C O M M E R C E A PPL I E D A R T S ALFRED F IM E I) L A N II E l D E A N O F M E D I C I N E M E R T N F E R S N DEAN L A O F W (; A T H E i; I N E li U V, I. L E Y DIRECTOR OF NURSING 4 ' Vfe ELIZABETH U Y E h DIRECTOR OF HOUSEHOLD ADMINISTRATION F. A T H E 1 ' . 1 N E A R T H u W 1 N (i L E P S T L E D E A N OF D E A N o F W OMEN M £ N LOUIS I ' EOHSTEIN DEAN TEACHER ' S O F COLLEGE VINCENT II lUI E N E W DIRECTOR OF EVENING SCHOOL Norwood Ceis Walter Bucher Arthur Bills Joseph Scotly William Hewitt Jearn Winston Marion Boyd Arthur Holmes Edward Henry Walter Baude and loseph Kindle Charles Mileham Charles Hoffman Norman P Auburn Earl Case Mortimer Powell lames Quinn pc; w Joseph Holliday Harry Henig Malcolm McGregor Vincent Drufner and Herman Schneider Laurence Chenoweth Charles Higgins Spencer Shank C Fred Luberger Charles Weichert Francis Bird Beverly Bond Earle Eubank Robert Gowdy John DeCamp Eric Seeman Custav Carlson Kenneth Caster Herbert Dangel Sam Beall Grace Davies Bradley Jones Ralph Bursiek Alan Laing Bruce Baldwin Wayne Felts Howard K, Juslice A N Vi E N PRE SIDENT WOMEN ' S SENATE UK l J te y jP H t i ' ' mm E F F CONS E N T H CD I C I E N T T R U C T I V E U S I A S T I C 33 s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 SEPTEMBER 14 Pan Hellenic gives tea for Freshman Women, and representatives of various tongs look over the new crop. 17 New Applied Arts and Engineering students oriented IS Competition begins as each sorority tries to impress newcomers at its open- ing tea, ] ' Engineers and Applied Arts register;- -Freshmen are frankly puzzled by the procedure 21 Classes begin for Engine school and A A students Liberal Arts etc gloat over their less fortunate friends 23 Orientation for LA, H Ad, T C entrants Bohrer and Davis guide the men and Betty Bell takes care of the women 24 Captain Shelby leads the Bearcats to a 19-0 victory over Louisville Dixon, Pangallo. and Popov look good 26 Ah ' Registration Day is here ' Students fill out acres of information and put their money on the line 27 Those Y handbooks put out under the guiding hand of Don Dahlman are quite convenient. 28 No more gloating: — everyone ' s in school now, 29 Women ' s Building echoes with sobs, groans, shrieks of joy and shouts of triumph as sororities bid 30, Y starts the year with a Kickoff Dinner, CLASS OFFICERS DAVID CRONIN PRESIDENT HELEN BIGGERS ■v ' ICE PRESIDENT E N O R U N O R JAMES FISHER PRESIDENT SARAH BLANK VICE PRESIDENT i; (I 11 N (; I L JACOB GUEHRING P R E S I D E N T SARAH VICE BLANK RESIDENT ARTHUR P O S T L E FACULTY ADVISOR CURT VARLAND TREASURER DOROTHY RODENBECK SECRETARY JEAN FACULTY WINSTON ADVISOR zr. M E M li E l S Student Council has the problem of reorganizing, revitalizing, and rebudgeting the entire extra-curricular activities program The wisdom of their thorough and conscientious solution will be judged in future years Members of Student Council also devoted their time and energies to the following individual problems Elections, Honor System, Orientation, Conventions, Constitutions ' Handbook, Tribunals, and Directory Alexander, Ed Teacher ' s Blank, Sarah Liberal Arts Brown, David Engineering Eagen, Jane Women ' s Senate Cuehring, Jake Engineering Landen, Hains Engineering Margolis, Milton Liberal Arts Oyler, Thomas Law Painter, Paul Applied Arts Puchta, Charles Liberal Arts Rodenbeck, Dorothy Liberal Arts Rule, Marian Household Administration Spicer, Clarence Men ' s Senate Spring. Charles Engineering Williams, Jack Engineering Varland, Curtis Engineering Postle, Dean Arthur Faculty Adviser Winston, Miss Jean Faculty Adviser Rule Alexander William ' Margoli ; Spring Brown Painter Eagen Puchta LU en zr. UJ The Women ' s Senate regulates all matters pertaining to women ' s activities which do not fall under the |urisdiction of the faculty or Student Council. It is governed by the Execu- tive Board and a governing council composed of a representa- tive from every woman ' s organization. The object of Women ' s Senate is to further in every way the spirit of unity among the women of the University, to increase their sense of re- sponsibility toward each other, and to be a medium by which high social standards may be made and maintained at the University. EXECUTIVE BOARD Jane D Eagan President Marian Rule Vice President Betty Bell Recording Secretary iviiriam Endebrock Corresponding Secretary Irene Brandeau Treasurer Sarah Blank Student Council Betty Bell Chairman of Junior Advisers Peggy Kilduff Chairman of Vigilance Dean Karherine Ingle Faculty Adviser COUNCIL Dorcas Ivlarohn Wig-Wag Ann Roberts Alpha Lambda Delta Betty Jane Morris Cirls ' Glee Club Jeanette Kistner Mortar Board Lynette Herron Household Ad Club Lauriel Eubank Y W C A Virginia Moore Women ' s Senate Second Hand Bookstore Betty Correll Women ' s Dormitory Lois Eubank Junior League of Women Voters Ruth Shannon W A. A, Edwina Rand Co-Ep Club Suzanne Wolf Annette Cohen Women ' s Pan-Hellenic MyrI Ricking Chi Delta Phi Martha Wood Lit Society Lefr to right- P Kilduff, Ivl Endebrock, S . Blank, J Puftmeyer, I Brandau The purpose of the Men ' s Senate is to form and coordinate all policies pertain- ing to men ' s student affairs which are not directly dictated by the faculty or Student Council, to further in every way possible the cooperation and friendly relations among the men of the University and to handle all freshman orientation work for men under a general chairman appointed by Men ' s Senate Clarence Spicer. beland Leader Odin Wilhelmy William Cebhardt Robert Heuck, Jr , EXECUTIVE BOARD Arthur Sutton President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Members-at-large Bruno Agostini Robert Bennett Fred Brune Robert Deshon Joe Downey Richard Farr Dale Featherstone Ray Frey Milton Carvin William Cebhardt Robert hieuck, Jr Arthur Johnson Leiand Leader. William Beltz Milton Margolis, Arthur Sutton Donald Montgomery William Pettit Morton Reiser Clarence Spicer Odin Wilhelmy Jess Wilson Arthur S Postle COUNCIL Dorm Scabbard and Blade Ulex Glee Club Intramurals Co-op Club Sophos Presidents ' Council C Club Tau Beta Pi Sigma Sigma Band Association o Independent Students Committee on General Social Functions A I Ch E Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Eta Sigma R T C Debate Council Y M C A Advisor IVl N ' S NAT CEBHARDT FIF.T , I L ' ni Ca.viii, Cc ' LJ;.,r.i:, ., SECOND ROW Wilson, Downey, Bennett, Beltz. Jonnson, Pettit, Wooisey. Frey, Featherstone, Reiser. 39 OFFICERS Louis VViegle President )oyce Matthews Secretary Richard Scobell Treasurer Alan K. Laing Faculty Adviser SENIORS Helen Biggers, Jeanette Kistner, Ward Ratclitfe, Louis Wiegle. ) U N I R S Charles lohnson, Joyce Matthews, Ann White P R E - I U N I R S Richard Scobell, Charles Smith SOPHOMORES Joe Adkinson, Betty Jean Brooks FRESHMEN Georgia Betty Schneider, Edward Stern STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Paul Painter. SECOND ROW: C. Smith. E Stem, R. Scobell. L Wiegle. |. Adkinson. FIRST ROW: |, Kistner, C. Schneider, J Matthews. H Rig- gers. B Brooks. A White A I ' I ' L I E I) n T S T lU lUI N A L o R William Oeh Byron Dann Helen Schafstall Jess Wilson Robert C Cowdy William Oeh, Donald Frye Byron Dann, Henry Kranshoof Junior Jess Wilson Pre-Junior William Parchman Sophomore Helen Schafstall Woman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser Senior E N I N E E I I N (i T l I 15 U N A L FIRST ROW Frye, Schafstall, Oeh SECOND ROW Parchman, Dann, Wilson. H E L E N B 1 li (i E i; s VICE-PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS I N T T O M O CT] eC M zn E L L I L E R D E GENT ANT R N s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 OCTOBER lUC comes through again, defeating Illinois Wesleyan 6-0 under the lights. Popov passed to Robertson for the only score when the game was in the third quarter, and did the U C stands go mad ' 3 Jose Iturbi thrills students at the Mortar Board Symphony dinner at which Jeannette Kistner presided. They especially liked his rendition of Rhapsody in Blue. 4 The Student Broadcasting System sounds exciting Dotty Thauwald, Dotty Rodenback, Pat Easton, Cal Goodrich, RusseH Hildebrand, and Carl Phares are chosen for positions on the cast. 5 Freshmen women are going around campus donning pink bonnets at the sight of a Vigilance button Some babes ' 6. Editors Ritter and Deshon of the CINCINNATI AN and Anderson of the NEWS RECORD are busy gathering staffs for their publications. 7. Will Jinny Ficks ever stop wearing that sailor hat? S ■Fletcher Henderson swings out at the Sophos Dance, and the Theta Phi ' s come through as usual with Janet Fobiana elected Frosh Queen 9 Wig-Wag tea, chairmaned by Betty Hope held for Freshmen women. 10 Cood for the Clee Club, — they ' re going to sing at the New York ' s World Fair this summer. Lucky kids! 12. Mummbers hold spaghetti Supper and tryouts for Stage Door 13 Proxy Walters speaks at Convocation Cuilty Freshies punished at Vigilance Trial headed by Elaine Rosenthal. 14. Y Tea Dance, panned by the social committee, under Jess Wilson makes a big hit with the student body. Chi O ' s and Kappa Delts begin the round of Pledge Formals. 15 Cood news from the Sunny South, — Bearcats beat Tampa 7-6. Malloy Dixon IS the day ' s hero. 17 Pi K A ' s, S. A E. ' s, win awards in the Y membership drive. 18 Dean Ingle gives tea for Freshmen women. What, another oner ' 19 Freshmen seem to have become so acclimated to U. C. that we ' re beginning to have difficulty telling them from upperclassmen 20. Dr. Bills tells neophytes how to study at Freshmen convocation 21. College Night inaugurated at the Fox and Crow with U C ' s famous and infamous turning out. 22 Cincy footballers crushed by Western Reserve 33-0, but U C band under drum ma|or Marty Schneider and the band ' s Mary Belle matches and tops everything opponents ' crack outfit has to offer. 24 Dick Powell dumped in Burnet Woods lake by ROT C Oh, revenge is sweet (so is publicity ' ) 25. Jake Cuehnng heads one-man show at Student Council meeting 26. Sophomores win song contest at W A A -Y. W C A Dinner 27 The upswept coiffure is all the rage with coeds such as Jean Affleck, Julie Zull, and Dons Krehnbrink. 28. Newman Club gives Hallowe ' en Party planned by Peggy Lavell and Dick Wehrmeyer. 29 The Bearcats lourneyed to Athens gaming a moral victory though losing to Ohio U. 13-12. Brightest star of the game— Bud Kelchner. 31. The key to the city was turned over to ghosts and goblins for the night. P S — the witches weren ' t the only ones riding high. O CD It ' s not pluck, It ' s luck, not push, but pull: not what you know, but who you know ... and the SENIOR LAMENT for ' 39 becomes audible. The usual complaint voiced by the coming graduate, Since I ' ve been in college, I ' ve neglected my education, assuming ma|or proportions And et we must distrust the Senior who takes himself too seriously Aside from the nostalgia brought on by reminis- censes of Student Union loafing. Thanksgiving Day football games. Junior Proms, pre-quiz cramming and the other ingredients of college humor, )ust what has it all meant We shy away from the expected references made on class day to ivy- covered vines and the sorrowful good-bye of the traditionally melancholy senior as he starts down life ' s t ail with a tear in his eye and a smile on his lips Oddly, these sweet emotions once so eagerly accepted, seem no more now than trite sentimentalities, Joe College and Betty Coed are approaching maturity More vital to them concerns the ability to think along objective lines In other words, when a young senior ' s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of - What next - -the reali- zation should be present that it is not so much what you have learned, but an awareness of what has not been learned N O RUTH NAOMI ADAMS R. N. Senior Class President Alpha Alpha Pi Nurses Speakers ' Bureau ROGER ANDERSON A B Editor, News Record Y. M. C. A President Pi Kappa Alpha President Omicron Delta Kappa VIRGINIA E. ADELSPERGER B. S. in H. Ad THOMAS APPLECATE M E, JEAN AFFLECK B. S m Ed- Kappa Kappa Gamma GRAYCE ARCH I ABLE B S A. A, ROBERT V. ALEXANDER B. S. m M. E. Acacia Sigma Delta Gamma ELEANOR JANE ARMSTRONG Cert, in Seer. Practice Phi Kappa Epsilon ROSALIND R ALLEI I A. B. Alpha Kappa Alpha RUTH SHANNON The smile that lefreshes. PAULINE ASBURY A. B Kappa Delta ESTHER CLAIRE ALPERN A. B. Associate Editor. News Recori Little Man Jewish Studenis ' League ROBERT F. ALSFELDER A. B Omicron Delta Kappa Sigma Alpha Epsilon Y. M C A Cabinet Student Council Student Union Board J. W. ALUKONIS Ch E A. I. Ch. E. ■Chess Club PAUL R. AS5MANN Ch E Tau Beta Pi Phi Eta Sigma MALCOLM E AYDT M, E. Pi Epsilon Phi Omega Tau Eta Dormitory Council A S M E, A, R. C. Life Saving E.xaminer RITA BACHMEYER Theta Phi Alpha Penguin Cfub ROBERT W. BACHMEYER A. B. Sigma Sigma, Ulex Omicron Delta Kappa C Club Sr. Mgr,. Football Sr Mgr Basketball Fresh Paint Varsity Vanities News Record Editor Cincinnatian 38 Chr, Junior Prom Football, Baseball WARREN M BADGER N. Com E Commercial Eng ' g Society Glee Club MARGARET BAKER B S in Ed. SIDNEY BATTERSON Aero E Phi Beta Delta I A E. S AUDREY BAUER B Sin A A Alpha Gamma Delta Y W C- A Oratorio Applied Arts Club Pan-hellenic RHEA MAE BAUMANN B S in Ed Kindergarten Club Delta Zeta Archery, Rifle Oratorio STANLEY E_ BAKES Ch E. A I. Ch. E MILDRED WITTMAN BARD B S in Ed EVELYN M BARNES B. Ed. Kappa Delta Guidon ARTHUR J BARRETT B. S. in A. A. Sophos Phi Beta Delta Pres., Applied Arts Tribunal WILLIAM G BATCHELDER. JR A B. LL. B Delta Tau Delta Phi Beta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa Delta Sigma Pi Case Club Justice ROBERT SHELBY It ' s tough to be in college. MARY BAZSO B S in Ed MARY BEAVER B S. in A. A. Pi Lambda Sigma Applied Arts Club Y. W C A. Sr Cabinet Newman Club LLOYD K BECKER Cert in Chemical Eng ' ; IRENE L. BELL B B. A. Alpha Delta Pi Pi Chi Epsilon ARNETT BENESH A B Alpha Delta Thela W A. A. Sociology Club Secretary N O R EMMETT L. BENNETT, JR. A B. Oratorio Society Glee Club Secretary GEORGE D BENNETT Com. E Sigma Chi Scabbard and Blade Presh Paint 35. 36 See of Com. Eng ROBERT GORDON BENNETT Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi CARL BERRY B M Pediatrics Society Alpha Kappa Kappa Theta Xi SOL BERSHADSKY B. M. WILLIAM JOHN BERTSCHE Com E. Acacia Pershing Rifles Tau Beta Pi Scabbard and Blade LOIS ANN McGINNIS Inspiration for anyone. EMILY BEYRING B. B. A. Assoc Editor. Co-operative Engineer Co-Ep Club Chem-Commerce Club BARBARA BIECHLER B S in Ed Mortar Board W A A, President Association of Independent Students STANLEY R BIESACK C E Delta Kappa Sigma A S. C. E. HELEN BIGGERS B S in A. A Mortar Board Vice President. Y W C. A Vice President, A A Club A A Tribunal Vice President, Senior Class Alpha Chi Omega THOMAS BISHOP A B SIDNEY R BEST B. B A. Ulex Sophos News Record Gridiron Co-op Engineer Tennis Manager Alpha Tau Omega R. L BISPLINGHOFF Aero E EDITH BITTMANN B S in Ed W A A Vice President TIL BESUDEN B. S in A. A Alpha Chi Omega Sigma Kappa Tau LOUIS C BLOESING B B A N O N O RUTH BORSCH B. S. in H. Ad Chi Omega MARY BELLE BRADFORD B, S. in H. Ad Delta Delta Delta Band Sponsor Mortar Board Tau Pi Epsilon RICHARD F BRAUSCH KRELL BOSLER M. E. Pres, A S M E. Coop. Club Cabinet Student Asst. in Evening College CLARENCE BREWER B S in Commerce VIRGINIA BOTTENHORN B B. A. Theta Phi Alpha Guidon Co-Ep Club Chem-Commerce Club Glee Club Oratorio Arts Board Workshop Wigwag, Y W C. A. Newman Club GEORGE L BOWDEN A B. Delta Tau Delta Sophos LOIS BRACY R N. Student Council Orchestra Glee Club GEORGE F, BRADLEY M. E. University Band CRETCHEN E. BRADLEY BOB ZEICLER A Zetgler never forgets Quadres HELEN E BROCKHOFF B B A Alpha Delta PI Guidon Chem-Commerce Club Co-op Engineer Staff Co-Ep Club MILTON BROOKS B B A Basketball Baseball Ulex Sigma Sigma lota Chi Epsilon C Club Executive Council DAVID H BROWN Com E. Tau Beta Pi Scabbard Blade Omicron Delta Kapoa FREIDA BROWN B B A. Pi A ' pha Tau Pi Chi Epsilon ELIZABETH PENN BROWNING A. B. Aloha Lambda Delta N O R CEORCE ). BRUNNER E, E, Sigma Delta Gamma LOUIS LEE BURKE Aero E, I Aero S. A S. M. EDWIN CHARLES BRUNST B B. A. Phi Delta Theta HERBERT E BRYSON Pi Tail Sigma Y M C. A. A. S. M. E. ELLEN C, BUECEL B. S, in H. Ad. H. Ad. Club Tau Pi Epsilon ROBERT C BUESCHER B B A. Beta Tiieta Pi Manager Football PAUL BUNN B M. Pi Kappa Epsilon Junior Pediatric Society Class Secretary Nu Sigma Nu BERNARD BURGIN B. M. LILLIAN BURGIN B S. in Ed. RUTH WINKLER Super smooth Theta— Allen Special JEANNE BURKHARDT B, S in Ed Theta Phi Alpha Y. W. C. A. Mummers Newman Club Kindergarten Studenis Club Bearcat Staff ARDATH WALTER BURKS A B, Phi Beta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Eta Sigma Rollman Scholar 1937-39 Student Speakers Bureau Student Debate Coach MILES D, BURNET M. E. Pi Tau Sigma RUTH ELIZABETH BUSH R, N. Alpha Alpha Pi DOROTHY BUTTERFIELD R. N. HELEN BUVINGER A B, Alpha Chi Omega Mortar Board Alpha Lambda Delta Lit. Society, Glee Club Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Oratorio Junior Advisers, Vigilance Speakers ' Bureau CORRIE C CAMMACK Aero E American Commons Club Phi Eta Sigma Tau Beta Pi I, Aero S, R. 0. T. C. R, JAMES CAMPBELL A B, Quadres Alpha Phi Alpha Y. M. C A. PHYLLIS RAE CARLIER B S in H, Ad A ' pha Delta Theta JAMES W CARR Cert in Accounting Delta Mu Delta WALTER N CARROLL Com E YANCEY. CARWILE A. B. BUD WEICLE No more bridge for this little cupie. RUTH F. CHAPMAN B B A. JAMES CLAYBORNE Cert in Art in Industry JULIE M. CLEAR B B A. Alpha Lambda Delta Pi Lambda Sigma Guidon Pi Chi Epsilon Beta Gamma Sigma LUCILLE CLEMENS B S in Ed Kindergarten Students Clu LOUISE E. CLERMONT A. B. Blue Hydra VINTON THURSTON CERE A B Phi Eta Sigma CHRISTINE CLINE R N. CAROLYN ISABEL CHAMPLIN A B Trianon Sorority JOHN D. CLOUD LL. B. JAMES MASON CHAPMAN A, B Glee Club ANNETTE I COHEN B S, in H Ad, Pres , Panhellenic Assoc. Jewish Students ' League Pres, Pi Alpha Tau H Ad Club N O c. DAVID I. CRONIN Ch. E Phi Beta Delta Omicrcn Delta Kappa Pres.. Senior Class Pres., Union Board Pres.. Men ' s Senate Fresh Paint Mummers Guild Major, R. O. Y. M. C. A. A, L Ch E Student Council Cheerleader Interfrat. PreS- Council LUCIEN COHEN A. B. ELL D COMPTON Ch. E Triangle Alpha Chi Sigma A I, Ch. E. Band Fresh Paint MARYBELLE BRADFORD 3u5y Girl, Cookie and the band. DAVID J. CREAHAN B B. A, Lambda Chi Alpha JOHN T. CREMER Cert in Finance KENNETH S CRITTENDON M. E. Beta Theta Pi A. S. M. E JACK E CROSKEY Com. E Sigma Ch Scabbard Blade G:ee Club 35, 36, 37 Society of Com. Eng, ROBERT C. COOK B S, B. M. Phi Chi Pi Kappa Epsilon GUY G, SUMMINCS, JR. B. B, A Alpha Tau Omega THOMAS J. COLTER B, B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha LAURA CURTIS B, S, in Ed. FRANCES CORNELIUS B. S. OSCAR CONNERS Cert in Accounting ROBERT V. CURTIS Delta Kappa Sij A. S. C E. MARY CRATTY A. B. Zeta Tau Alpha BYRON K DANN M E. Pi Tau Sigma N O R N O R FRANCIS GORMAN DAVIS A B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa Sophos Ulex Men ' s Senate L A. Tribunal Men ' s Glee Club Debating Y. M. C A. Cabinet HAZEL MARIE DeHART A B. Y. W. C A MARVIN GLENN DELAPLANE M. E. Pi Tau Sigma VIRGINIA DIETZ B S. in H Ad. Alpha Chi Omega CARSON OLI ER DONLEY M, E. Pi Tau Sigma A S. M. E. CATHERINE DONNELL A, B. FRANK DeMARCO C. E Delta Kappa Sigma American Commons Club HELEN DeMENT DICK WESTCOTT A new way to study anatomy. NITA DRACE B S in H Ad. Zeta Tau Alpha EDWIN J DENKER Cert, in Accounting Delta Mu Delta ROBERT A. DESHON B S. in Arch Editor of Cincinnatian, S Art Editor Cincmnatian. 3 and 4 Art Editor Co-op, Engr 2, Glee Club and Oratorio 3, Scarab Omicron Delta Kappa Arts Board, 5 App!ied Arts Tribunal. 3 Men ' s Senate, 5 Johnny on the Spot Club AMY LEE DIAMOND B B A Arts Board Co-op Engineer Staff Beta Gamma Sigma 3, 4 4, 5 ROBERT F DREIDAME LL B ROSINA DROEGE B 5. in Ed. Kindergarten Students ' Club Newman Club Treas., Y. W. C. A Theta Phi Alpha RALPH S DuCASSE A B. BRUCE DUNHAM Ch E. N O R JANE D EACEN B S in H. Ad. Women ' s Senate Pres. Chairman Jr. Advisers Mortar Board Student Council WigWag Council Vigilance Council Theta Phi Alpha FRIDA ENCLE R, N, CERALDINE L EPSTEIN A B Delta Phi Epsilon Jewish Students ' League ROBERT W. EASTON M. E. Clee Club Oratorio Phi Eta Sigma VVILHELMINA ESTHER EDMUNDS Cert. Art in General Delta Sigma Theta Artists ' Guild MARGARET ECAN A. B. LYNETTE HERON She ' s a Beta champion JACK ECCERS B. B. A. HAR ' EY M. EGHERMAN A B. 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JEAN Areo E, American Commons Club Phi Eta Sigma Tau Beta Pi LEE JENKINSON B S in H. Ad. Cincinnatian Oratorio Y W C. A. ARTHUR JOHNSON B. S. in A A Universily Band University Orchestra Kappa Kappa Psi Omicron Delta Kappa LOUISE A JOHNSON A B. Phi Mu Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Beta Kappa Blue Hydra Oratorio HOMER JONES B. S. in Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa JOHN PAUL JONES B. B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Ule,x LELAND LEADER ut the athletic departmenl has no funds ESTELLA P. KAMMIAN B. S, in Ed Pi Theta Delta Phi Alpha VIRGINIA KAMUF A. B Delta Delta Delta Glee Club French Club VIRGINIA M KAPFER B S in Ed Kappa Delta Pi Pi Theta Delta Phi Alpha Pi Lambda Sigma PHILIP I KARAM JOHN W KEEFE A B, LL. B. Sigma Chi Sigma Sigma Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Delta Phi GLADYS KEEFER B S in H Ad. Y W C A H Ad Club Alpha Delta Pi AUGUSTA KELCH B S N O R R CHESTER KELLERMAN B. B. A. R. 0. T. C. JANE KELLY A B. Oratorio Sociology Club Alpha Chi Omega Glee Club ROBERT E. KING M. E. Pi Tau Sigma Sigma Chi A. S- M. E. 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News Record Mummers Guild Jewish Studen League Profile Speakers ' Bureau Asst. in English DOROTHY KORROS B. S in H, Ad Pres, H Ad. Club Corres. Sec, Jewish Students ' League Tau Pi Epsilon HI LARD L KRAVITZ A B. LOUIS KREINDLER CHARLES J, KRUECK Ch E Delta Tau Delta A. I. Ch, E, Alpha Chi Sigma Varsity Rifles Ulex Sophos Pershing Rifles OTHILDA KRUG B, M. ED, VINACKE Have you seen Laurel today ' HENRIETTA KRUMME B S, in H, Ad, JOHN 0, KRUPP M E. A S M E Co-op, Club GENEVIEVE KRUTHAUP B, B, A, Co-op, Engineer Staff Guidon Newman Club Co-Ep Club Chem-Commerce Club RUTH BARBARA LANCE B S in Ed, Kindergarten Students ' Club Y, W. C A, Oratorio ALBERT W LATHROP C E, American Commons Club Kappa Kappa Psi Pi Delta Epsilon University Band University Orchestra Mummers Guild A. S C. E, LELAND E. LEADER Com. E. Pres., Society Com Engr. Pres., Association of Independent Students Vice Pres , Men ' s Senate Co-op. Club Y. M. C. A RUTH LEHMAN B B. A. Alpha Delta Theta Pi Chi Epsilon Guidon Co-op. 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MARGARET MANLEY A. B. ERWIN MANNEY M. E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ule.x X Club A S. M. E. N O N O ROY MANOCUE. JR. A, B. Phi Eta Sigma Pres , International Relations Board Speakers ' Bureau Phi Beta Kappa |0E M, MAPES M. E. R. 0. T. C A. S, M E. ROBERT MAURATH Com. E. A. S. Com. E. Co-op. Engineer BETTY JEAN MAY B. S in H. Ad. Theta Phi Alpha Tau Pi Epsilon Sec ' y., Y. W. C A, Treas, H. Ad. Club MILTON J. MARCOLIS A. B. Omicron Delta Kappa Soph OS Student Council Varsity Tennis Board of Social Control Phi Eta Sigma Speakers ' Bureau Phi Beta Kappa R J MARKLEY B. S. in Ed. M. E. S. C. LUTHER A. MAROHN B. B A. Scabbard Blade CHARLES MARSHALL B. S, m E. E. Sigma Delta Camma CHARLES MARSHALL Cert, in Life Insurance EMMY LOU MATHER A. B, Delta Delta Delta PAUL WARNER Note the smile for Betty CEORGE E. MAYER, B. S. in A. A Sigma Chi Scarab Applied Arts Club FRANK C. MEER Ch E. Alpha Chi Sigma Pershing Rifles JAMES E MEIER Com. E. DOROTHY ROSE MEISS B. S. in H. Ad. KARL HENRY MERKEL B. 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S. in Ed. Chi Omega Pi Theta Kindergarten Club HELEN PFAFFENRITTER 8. S. in A. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Kappa Tau Cincinnatian Staff ARTHUR E. PFEIL C. E. Delta Kappa Sigma A S C. E. RUTH LILYAN PLATTS B S. in H Ad. Delta Delta Delta Tau Pi Epsilon Guidon Social Board Asst. Chrm , Jr. Advisers Cincinnatian ■H. Ad. Tribunal MARJORIE WHEELER I ' m waiting for Pete HAROLD EtvllL RADABAUCH Cert, in Architecture EDWINA RAND B. B. A Pi Chi Epsilon Pres., Co-Ep Club JUANITA RANDOLPH B. B. A. Alpha Lambda Delta Speakers ' Bureau A. R. C, Life Saving Examiner Co-Ep Club Chem-Commerce Club W. A. A. Association of Independent Students MONTANA RANDOLPH B; S in Ed. W. A. A, Arete 70 NATHAN RAN50H0FF A, B. News Record Mummers Guild Fresh Paint VINCENT RASPER Ch E Phi Eta Sigma Pershing Rifles A I Ch E WARD RATCLIFFE B S in Arch. Phi Delta Theta Scarab A A Tribunal Interfraternity Presidents ' Council MARTHA RAYBURN B, S in Ed. Chi Omega Oratorio Y. VV. C. A. JULIA RECK B S. in Nursing Psychology Club DANIEL STUART REEVES A. B, LL B German Club Y, M, C A. JACK WOLF Sorry, we |U5t sold the last one, J. JEANE REMPE B, S. in H, Ad, Theta Phi Alpha Guidon Tau Pi Epsilon Sponsor Pershing Rifles ROGER B RICE Ch. E ANTHONY CHARLES RINI B M, Alpha Phi Delta Phi Chi PERRY J RITCHIE Aero E Pres,. I Aero S Gym Team Swimming Team JACK H, RITTER A. B. Omicron Delta Kappa Cincinnatian Sigma Alpha Epsilon C Club News Record Y M C A Kappa Alpha Theta HOWARD E ROBBINS M E, Pi Tau Sigma G REICK GEORGE REIDER C. E Varsity Rifles Pershing Rifles Scabbard Blade Delta Kappa Sigma MIRIAM ROBINS B. S. M ZELMA ROBINSON A B. N O DOROTHY C RODENBECK A. B Sec ' y., Glee Club Mummers Guild Oratorio Student Council Y. W. C. A., Sr. Jr. Cabinets Creek Games Phi Beta Kappa EDWARD RODCERS B. S. TOM K. RODCERS B S. in Arch Scarab Y M. C. A. Cmcinnatian CARL W. ROGGINCER, JR. Cert, in Accounting MARTHA WOOD The Kappa Delts are a trial. ' DAVID S. ROSENBERG Ch E. 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Glee Club Oratorio Society Applied Arts Club Fencing Team HAROLD C VON SCHLICHTEN A B Sigma Gamma Epsilon Phi Eta Sigma Oratorio LOUIS P SCHLOSSER B B A FLORENCE V SCHMIDT Cert in Credits and Collection HELENE SCHMIDT B. S m A A. Glee Club Oratorio Sigma Kappa Tau Y. W C A Applied Arts Club Cincinnatian JOHN ROBERT SCHMIDT N O MARGARET SCHNEIDER GRACE CRONINGER SCHROETTER B. S. in A. A, B E. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Kappa Tau Alpha Lambda Delta Teachers ' College Tribunal Applied Arts Tribunal Y. W. C. A. EDITH SEITZ A B Alpha Chi Omega Chrm. Freshman Y, W. C Pres-. Sociology Club Speaker ' s Bureau Tau Kappa Alpha intern ' l. Relations Board PAUL J. SEIWERT Ch. E, Phi Kappa A L Ch. E. MARY JO SCHULTE B S. in H Ad. Pi Lambda Sigma Y W. C. A. Nev s Record Newman Club Dance Club ISADORE SCHULZINCER CLETUS W. SCHWEGMAN B. M. AARON SCHWINCER B. M. ARTHUR J SEAMAN A. B. Oratorio Glee Club Y. M. C A.. Sr. Cabinet Delta Tau Delta Fellow Johnny on the Spot KATHERINE SEIFART A. B. ■Sociology Club HELEN PFAFFENRITTER For heaven ' s sake call me ' Hippy ' .  W MARTHA BETTY SEMMONS A. B , LL B. HARRISON P. SEUBERLING C. E. Phi Efa Sigma Delta Kappa Sigma Tau Beta Pi FLORENCE T SHAFER B, S, in H Ad. P: Alpha Tau JOHN PAUL SHANNON B S in Land Arch. Scarab Newman Club RUTH SHANNON B S, in Ed. Mortar Board Pi Theta Women ' s Senate W. A. A. Board Kindergarten Students ' Club Kappa Kappa Gamma HARRY SHELBY B. S. in Ed Football ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Captain ' 38 Exec Com. of C Club ROBERT SHELBY A B. GLADYS SHNEIDER B S in H, Ad H Ad Club Delta Phi Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta Jewish Students ' Leaj WigWag EARL J SHORT A B EARL A. SHUNK Cert in Chem Eng ' f AARON SIVITZ E. E, A. L E E. DONALD LEROY SMITH M E. Pershing Rifles Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi Co-Chrm A. S. M E JOHN W SMITH Com. E. W. CORDON SMITH A. B., B. M, Phi Chi Alpha Kappa Lambda Phi Sigma Tau Kappa Alpha Student Council r«f- I ♦Aritjjff ¥ J m LES RUPP Be careful of my ' fiddle ' . MYRON J SPENCER A. B. Pres., Debate Council Tau Kappa Alpha Phi Eta Sigma Intern ' l Relations Board Speakers ' Bureau Sigma Alpha Mu Men ' s Senate Economics Club Phi Beta Kappa Alice M, House Prize. ' 38 CLARENCE MARTIN SPICER Com E Scabbard B ' ade Men ' s Senate Student Council GEORGE L SPITZMILLER Com. E. MARGARET SPRICGS A B, W. A. A Y W C. A. Junior Adviser Alpha Omicron Pi CHARLES A SPRING Com. E. Phi Eta Sigma Omicron Delta Kappa Tau Beta Pi DON SPROUL A B Debate Team Speakers ' Bureau Economics Club Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARY ELIZABETH STECAR B. S. in Music Ed Delta Delta Delta Glee Club Oratorio Freshman Debate Teachers ' College Tribunal Varsity Vanities Music Educator ' s Student Council C A STEINKOENIG Com. E. N O R ROBERT STIRNKORB B. S )EAN STEPHANOFF B. S in H Ad. Alpha Delta Theta Y, W. C. A. H. Ad. Club Oratorio SYLVIA W STEPHENS B. S in Ed. JANE ESTHER STERK A. B. Alpha Omicron Pi Blue Hydra IRVING STERNSCHEIN A. B. Sigma Tau Phi JACK STEVENS Ch. E. A. I. Ch. E Alpha Chi Sigma W. RODERICK STEVv ' ART B. B. A. Mummers Guild University Band University Orchestra Fresh Paint Varsity Vanities Lambda Chi Alpha HELEN SCHAF5TALL We lost this cut and were we worried! NORMAN J. STIENE C. E. Kappa Delta Sigma FRED A. STINE B. M Delta Tau Delta Alpha Kappa Kappa GEORGE F. STOCKHAM M E, Pi Tau Sigma ANDREW L. STONE Cert. JAMES CHAMPION STONE A. B. EDWARD J. STRATMAN B. M. CHARLES F. STRECKER M. E. PHILIP STIEFLER B. S. BETTY JEAN STRICKLAND B 5. in H Ad. Chi Omega N O N O ROBERT H, STEINBACH B. S. EVELYN DOTTE TAYLOR B. S in Ed. LORETTA STEIMLE Cert, in Secretana MARIAN ZOE TAYLOR B. S. in Ed MARTHA STUEVE A. B. Kappa Delta Cincinnatian Sociology Club Oratorio Y. W. C. A. W. CHARLES SULAU LL. B. Student Council Vice Pres, Y. M C. A. Sigma Sigma Omicron Delta Kappa Delta Tau Delta BILL BATCHELDER The Union watchdog HERMINE TELKER B. S. in Ed. Chi Omega Pi Theta MARY KATHERINE THIMMES R. N. Melody Club BAMA McLEAN THOMPSON A. B. Dance Club Profile. Circu. Mgr. Y. W. C. A. Kappa Alpha Theta MARGARET MARY SWEENY B S in H. Ad, Pi Lambda Sigma W. A. A. DANNA SKYES R. N. Melody Club Orchestra ROBERT C TATGENHORST B. B, A. RjJTH L. TATGENHORST Cert, in General Business WILLIAM THORNELL Beta Theta Pi Alpha Kappa Kappa DALE A. TOMPKINS B. B. A. Triangle C Club BARBARA TOWNSLEY B. S. in A. A. Sigma Kappa Tau Student Arts Board Applied Arts Club Applied Arts Tribunal Association of Independent Students N O H E TROUTMAN E. E. HAROLD WILLIAM WALKER LL B. Omicron Delta Kappa Beta Theta Pi PACE E TRUESDELL Ceol. E Pres.. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Co-op. Engineer Mummers Guild A. . M. M. E. Co-op. Day Committee RICHARD WARD B S. THOMAS E TUCKER B. B A. Beta Theta Pi PAUL M WARNER C. E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Kappa Sigma ROBERT E. TSHAUTY B. M. Alpha Kappa Kappa HOWARD FISCHBACK Hov..dy can be found with Evie. ALBERT A WEBER B. B A. Pershing Rifles W. EDGAR VINACKE A B. News Record Glee Ciub, Pres Oratorio Speakers ' Bureau Arts Board Sigma Alpha Epsilon EDWIN B. VONDERAHE Cert, in Retail Merchandisii HENRI GEORGE VORBROKER A. B. MILLARD LOUIS WAGNER ■M. E. CLINTON L, WEBER Areo. E. I, A S Scabbard Blade RAYMOND G WEBER HELEN WEHKING A. B. RUTH WEIL B S. in H. Ad. (MRS ) HELEN WEINBERGER A. B Sociology Cub HILDA ELIZABETH WEISS B S in Nursing WILLIAM DOTSON WELLS B M MARY LOUISE WERTZ B B A Y W C A Co-Ep Club Chem -Commerce Club Ass ' n of Independent Students THELMA WHIPPLE CARL A WICKLUND Cert in Marketing JACK EARL WIEDEMER B B A Arts Board Co-op, Club LOUIS WIECELE B S in A A. Sigma Chi Art Editor, News Record Assoc, Art Ed , Cincinnatian Sophos Pres,, A, A Tribunal RICHARD N WE5TC0TT A. B, University Band Swimming Team Mgr. Sigma Alpha Epsdon JANE WEYMAN R, N. WILLIAM D WHALEN HAROLD VON SCHLICTEN The last of the Phi Beta Kappa geologists MARGARET M WILLKE B B A Pi Chi Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta Co-Ep Club Chem-Commerce Club Beta Gamma Sigma JACK B, WILLIAMS B, B, A Sigma Chi Student Council MARJORIE WHEELER BARBARA WILLIAMSON B S in A, A Sigma Kappa Tau Pres, Lit Y W, C A, WigWag Glee Club Oratorio Phi Beta Kappa Women ' s Senate MADELINE WILLIAMSON A B, Zeta Tau Alpha Mortar Board Y W C A Chi Delta Phi N O WALTER WILLIAMSON Ch E Band Phi Eta Sigma Alpha Chi Sigma A. I. Ch. E. MARTHA PARKER WILSON A. B. Delta Delta Delta Alpha Lambda Delta Lit RUTH WINKLER B S, in A. A. Mummers Guild Fresh Paint Kappa Alpha T heta BEULAH WINSTEL A. B Y. W. C A. Cincinnatian Delta Delta Delta LOUIS J, WISE A. B. Sigma Tau Phi RICHARD TYLER WISE M. E. Pi Tau Sigma A. S. M, E. JACK WILLIAMS Now take Portsmouth for example. RUSSELL B. WITTE. JR. C E. Tau Beta Pi Delta Kappa Sigma Scabbard Blade A S. C. E. JACK W WOLF ■B B, A. Phi Kappa Alpha Kappa Psi EDWARD WOLIVER A B., B. M. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Beta Kappa LING WONG A. B. MARTHA WOOD A, B Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Delta junior Adviser Y. W. C. A Sr. Cabinet L. A. Tribunal Lit Women ' s Senate Phi Beta Kappa Panhellenic SERENA E. WOOD B. S. in H. Ad. LOUISE WISER A. B Alpha Delta Pi LENA E. WOOTEN A B Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Kappa Alpha DOROTHY E. WITT B. S. in H. Ad. Delta Zeta Y. W. C. A. W. A. A. ROBERT L. WRENN A, B. Quadres Sociology Club N O R N O R WILLIAM F WRIGHT B B A Alpha Kappa Psi WALTER I WUERDEMAN B B A Alpha Kappa Ps Beta Gamma Sigma WARREN L WURSTER Ch. E Tau Beta Pi Alpha Chi Sigma Triangle A I Ch E Pi Lambda Upsilon Pershing Rifles ROBERT N ZIEGLER LL B Tail Beta Pi Delta Kappa Sigma Scabbard and Blade Omicron Delta Kappa Cmcinnatus Kappa Kappa Psi lOHN STEPHENS ZIMMER M E BRUCE ZIMMERMAN Pi Kappa Alpha Interfraternity Pres Council E B YELTON, JR. Ch E, Tau Beta Pi HOPE ZAPOLEON B S in Interior Decoiation Applied Arts Club DAVID ZEMSKY A B CONNIE M ZETER B S in Ed DONALD L ZIEGEL LL B Pi Kappa Alpha Law Review Staff Legal Aid Society ART FASOLD That book can ' t be as heavy D GENEVIEVE ZIMMERMAN B S, in Ed, LOUIS ZIMOV E E A I E E Pill Eta Sigma Pres , Eta Kappa Nu Tau Beta Pi WILLIAM KERR ZOLLINGER B M, Nu Sigma Nu JULIA ZULL B. S m Ed Chi Omega ARNETT BENESH A B Alpha Delta Theta W A A Sec ' y.. Sociology Club A John Jacob Abel B. B. A, Iviarina Aber B. S Irivin Charles Albert M. D, Ray Dixon Allison M. E Alice Altemeier B. E Kathleen Anderson B. S, Nathan Aronoff B. E Carl A, Arend .-- Eng Charles Armstrong B. M Vincent J. Aug LL. B B Landeu Bachman B. M Ellsworth Baldwin B. S Edward K. Barnes LL Charles Marion Barrett M. D, Nathan Belinky B. M lames William Bennett M. E, Kenneth Eugene Bennett M. D. Irvin Beren B. M Russell William Bernhard M. D.; B. M Mary Jane Biggers B, E Dorothy Binge B, S Virginia Blackburn B. S Cornelia Blakley A. B Gerald Warren Blanton M. D Nancy Bolhart B. S Talmage B. Booth A. B Merrill F Bovee Engineering Robert Bradshaw M. D Frederick E Breuleux B. B. A. Robert Brietenstein B. S. 0:ro Bridge M. D. Gerald Britton B. S. Mary S. Brown B. S- Richard Rulmer Brown C E Clifford Brugger B. S. Lewis Patrick Brumme M. D. August B. Buntoff LL. B. C Melville Edward Cajacob M. D. Kathleen Campbell B. E, Marvin Cannon B. E. John Ariel Cardon LL. B Irma Carroll B. S Lucille Carefell B. S. Mark Canmann B. M. Clyde Gerard Chamberlain M. D. Grace E Chenal B. E. Vera Vivian Clarke B. e ' Beatrice Gierke B. S. Joe Kennedy Coates Engineering Ruth Lida Coffling B E Bella Cohen B E Cataldo Joseph Coletti ...M D Tom H Colling A, B. Robert E. Connor A. B. Marion Corbin B. S. Lewis M Cosner A. B. Helena Coteryahn B, S Marguerite Mary Coutcher M. D, Albert M Cox Engineering Robert Mitchell Craig M. D, Mary Alip Crawley B. E Dorothy Marie Cunningham B. E Ralph Curnayn A. B. D Joyce M. Danenhauer B. E. Mary Davidson B S. Emma Ruth Day .,..B. S. Philip Boggess DeMaine M. D. Gilbert DeRyke B. M. Adrian Diamond B. M. Charles Dille B. M. Alora H. Distler A ' . B. Lillie M. Dodge A. b ' Charlotte Due B. E. E Roberta Louise Endebrock B. E. Hugh Stewart Espey M. D. Ruth Everett B. S Olive Ewan B. E. F Robert Farr Ch. E. Harold Fild M ' . d ' Margaret L Fenker A. ' .B Francis j. Fetter Com. E. Ann Flanders R. N. Paul R. Flaugher Com .E Richard E. Fletcher C. E. Joseph Clement Flynn Ivl. D. John P. Foley B. E. Russell Allanson Force C. E. N Howard Foster M. D. Walter Foster B. S. Joseph Fonts B. M. David Ellsworth Frankel M. D. Frederick Freihofer B. M. Eugene Paul Fromm M. D. Samuel H. Furer LL. B. Irving A Gale M. D. Sara A Gaissert A. B. Robert Lloyd Carber M. D. Richard Gardner B. M. Cordon J. Cibert A. ,B D E Cilmore B. S. Edward Gleim B. S. John S Godfrey E. E. Alberta Coff B. S. Fred Wemmer Gooding LL. .B Robert V. Gravey M. E. Carollynne M. Cray A. B. Robert Sandan Creiser Ch. E. John Gregory , B. M. Bryant Griffin LL. B. Robert Wood Griffith Engineering Jean Crubbs B. S. Cyril A Gundling A. B. Milton Cwinner B M. Pauline Haerlin B. Irma Hahne B Erie F Halfter B. Lois Hamilton B Alma Hanan Voc. Annette Handman B May Louise Harder B. George Harrigan B. Mrs. Lucille Harting B Boyce Hatfield B. James Robert Hawkins M. Roberta Henderson B. Idalynne Herzberg A. Mortimer Herzber, ]r M William R. Hesse A Beatrice A. Hill A. Frederic Grant Hoffman Aero. Jane Hoffman B. Jessie E. Hollweck B. Josephine B. Hopkins B. Doan Ralston Houck B Walter Houston B. Marie Huwe B. I Louis A Eizenstein M. D. I Robert C Jackson B. E. Frank Henry Jakes B. E. Mae Jennings B S. Frederick F. Johnson E. E. Stewart M. Johnson A. B. Charles Jones B. S. George Frederick Jones M. D, Merlan Jonge B. M. K Reynold Keck Engineering Carl William Kemp M. Charles W Keney A. Lucien B, Keep A. Helen Kirsch B. Ben M. Kitchen LL. Jules Isaac Klein M. Calvin 0. Koch M. Elizabeth Koenig B. E. Freda Stevens Kolb B. S Theresa Kolmschlag B. S Allan Sandord Kothe Engineering Alice E. Kunkle A. L Wade Hampton Lail, Jr Ch. E John LaVoo B. M Rosa Gay McMill Lee B. S. Oliver Emil Lehtinen B. S. Albert J. Lerner LL. B Stewart Lewis Engineering Virginia Lewis B. S Irwin Lawrence Libecap M. D Mamie Linz B. S, Jean Luberger A. B, Frederick Lubrani B. S, Sarah T. Lusby A. M Gertrude Dalton Macer B. S. Elizabeth Mackenzie B S. Harry Lochlan MacKinnon M. D. Eleanor Mai me B. S Sadie Mann B. S Virginia Mann B. E Raymond L. Marlenthal A. B Raymond Marr M D Afeo John Martina B S Imanuel Marx A. B Susie Maston A. B Harryette Mathas B. S Elizabeth McCoy B. E Katherine McCinnis B. S Wanda McNeal B. E Donald P. Meeker Aero. E Joseph Messier B. M Ethel Metzger B S Dorothy Meyer LL. B Rosemary Meyer B, E Harold Miles B. M Marilyn Miles B. E Doris F. Miller B. S Isadore Miller M D Mollie C Miller B E William A Miller A. B Harry L, Mittwede A. B Albert A. Moebus Engineering Morris Moel - M. D Elva Moffett B. S Dorothy Ellen Morrison B, E Ruth C. Moss A. B Charles Murry A. B Ben Myers B. M Claire Myers B. S N Colda Nan B S John F. Naylor B. S William Leonard Neal M D William Urville Neel M D Marie Neuffner B .S |. B. Nieman LL B Ray Nielson M. D William R, Oeh Engineerini Daniel Oscherwifz B. M Lois Osier R. N Elizabeth Owens B. S Charles Morris Oxiey M, D Thomas T, Oyler LL, B p George Parkin B M Linus Pausch B, M Dwight Gheever Peltay M D Carl Phares B, B. A Alexander Constantine Philipides M. D Alfred J. Piecuck Engineering Ann Louise Pitts Joseph John Podesta M. D Mary Porter B. S Stanley Posthorn B. E Howard A, Price A. B R Lillian Radcliffe B. S Mildred Ramsey B. S Alice Randle A. B Laura Reckman A. B Sibbia Reimer B. S Carroll R. Reiss... Engineering Delos Johnson Reynold Com. E. Chester A. Rice B, S. Katherine Richmond B. S. Frank J. Rick A. B. Alberta Robinson B. E. Carl Roden B. M. Katherine Ronsheim B. E, Helen Ruoff B. E. S Richard Saik Ch. E. Florence Sammons B S. Jean Sanders B. E. Ruth Saunders B. S. Sadie Saunders B. S. John Archibald Scarlett M. E. Helen Schaftstoll B. B. A Frank Schapps LL. B. Mae Grace Schissler M. D. M. A Schmidt B. S. Estella Schneider B. E. Harry Morton Schneider M. D. Albert Frank Schoenstein Engineering lohn Edward Schoenling M. D. Florence Schonake B. S. Henry K. Schrott B. S. Alfred Gordon Schuize M. D. Hans Augustus Schuize M. D. Paul Charles Schumacher M. D. Frank Schwab LL B, Marcellus Joseph Schwegruem M. D. William B. Shaker Engineering Norman 0. Shaftel ..,.- M. D. Herbert Nathan Shaver M. D. Francis Xavier Shannon Engineering George H. Sherraid Engineering Gus Shobein B. M. George Sigman 1 - D. lulius Simon Engineering Nathan Silver M. D Frederick Smith Skeen M. D. Tom jerry Smith M. D, Bertram Lawrence Snyder M. D. Lewis Roy Soioway M. D, Fred Francis Somma M- D. William Emil Sovile M. D. Lyda Sparks B S Eelen Audley Stahl B. E Doris Stansbun B. S. Ware H Stanton E. E. Valaria Stefanoff B. 5. Anita Hazel Steinruck B. E. Helen Stevens Mervin Franklin Steves M. D. Victor Maurice Bradford Strauss M, D. Elizabeth Strauss B. E David Stuhlbarg Ch E. Mary Margaret Sullivan B. S. T Robert Teubner A. B Charlotte Toephe B E. John R Toberg Ch, E, Nevin Trimbur B. M. James R. Tulley B S James Twell M- E- Marcella Tye B E, Lucy Ulmer B. E. Reno Urban B. E. Dot Usinger B E, Elmo R. Uthoff M D, V Violet Valensky Herman Corwin Van Kirk , Abert W. Vietzkey Carl Vilter Jean Voss .B, S in Education M, D, E. E, B M. B, E. W Viola R. Wahlbrink B. S. in Ed, Dan Waits Engineering George C, Wallis, ]r Engineering Isabeile Wallingford B, S. in Ed. Irene Wanden B. E. Frederick William Ward M. D, Woodrow Ward C. E Grace Kathleen Wassmer - B. E. jean Paul Wazencraft M. D. Charles Thomas Wehby M. D. Anna Jenia Weinstein M, D, Albert Dames Weipun M. D. Louis Albert Wellman B E. Thomas Edward Welsh B. E. Anne Elizabeth West B. E Ruth Weterstroem B, E. Laura Roberta Whitaker B. E. Bernice B. Williams B. E. Robert Porter White B. B. A. Thelma Williamson B. S. in Ed Ruth Janice Winterman B. S Joseph Wise LL B. Helen Wolfe B. S. n Ed, Betty Lee Wood B. S, Helen Wolfe B. S. in Ed Paul Allen Wright M. D, Y Owen Foley Yow . Donald V. Young V erna Young Cyrus Yungst Z Richard P. Zimmi M. D- M, E, S, in Ed M. E. .,M. D. M A R I A N R 11 L E COPY EDITOR CINCINNATIAN L I T E R A R Y P I C T O R I A L E V E N T S c :i PQ 85 s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 NOVEMBER ' . Freshman women meet the B. W, C. in the persons of Eagen. Kistner, Rule, Eubank, etc and plan to develop their personalities along the lines laid down by Prof. Hoffman at Y. VV, C. A. Freshman tea. 2. Co-editor Ritter, showing up late for first meeting of Cincinnatian staff announces with due solemnity that the annual must be out by May 15, 3, New Drama Work Shop to be sponsored by Arts Board and Mummers Board sounds like an all right idea, 4 Dave Cohen is senior class president and Jim Fisher |unior class ditto, Helen Biggers, Sarah Blank vice prexys , Tri Delt Pledge Formal, 5 Dad ' s Day, Homecoming Game sees U C, defeat Ohio Wesleyan 14-7 while Pi K, A, ' s, I, X, E ' s, Chi Omega ' s, and Pi Lambda Sigma ' s capture float honors, 6, Tongs arrive at Wilson to have pictures taken looking like morning after night before. 7, The second Section ' s in — Phil Galloway, Rick Campbell, Bob Dalton, Bob Warren, etc, seen wandering around campus once more, 8, The kind of a day that makes one remember that there is such a thing as winter 9, Arts Board sponsored concerts in the lounge of the Union at noon are very nice 10 Fall Lecture Series brings us Edna St. Vincent Millay, 11, Armistice Day, and even Mary Baxter and Jayne Morrow break down and go to hear Charles Taft at the all-University convocation. Kappa ' s fight off stags at annual pledge formal, 12, Sports Editor Brown of the News Record figured out on paper that U C, was 34 points better than Pitt, but Marshall proves 18 points better than Gincy (27-9). 14 Last week of Philip Morris contest finds such regula ' S as Jinny Ficks, Pody Farrell, Crutcher, and Hansen, filling out backs of packages in the Grill. 15 Beta Kappa ' s all puffed up on account of setting all time high score in intra- mural football with 43 points. 16, Puchta ' s elections committee seeks solution to scarcity of votes in class elections. 17. Betty Hope Toastmistress at W. A. A, Banquet and girl athletes given awards for Hockey, Archery, etc. IS. Campus Republicans, still rejoicing over last weeks elections, rush to see George M. Cohan ' s I ' d Rather Be Right 19 Bearkittens meet Kentucky Freshmen in mud up to their ankles, and come out on wrong end of 13-6 score. 21 Coeds turn reversibles to cope with rainy weather. 22. Dr Morris Fishbein speaks on ' Tood Fads and Follies at Wilson. 23. Zeta Tau ' s Nancy Schmidt announced as Band Sponsor for next year. Lucky girl — Lucky band 24. U. C. students can be thankful for vacation from classes and Turkey Day feasting, but not for 16-7 defeat by Miami. Gerdson, Oeh, Shelby, Mittwede, Garvin, Teubner, and Alexander play last game — We ' ll miss them. 25-27. Oh ' The luxury of sleeping ' til 12.001 ' 28 Congratulations to Bill Ferguson, Rick Campbell, Wes Newkirk, and Bud Kelch- ner — tapped by Sigma Sigma at noon. 29. Basketball gets under way as lliff, Jucker, Dalton, Mire, Freidman, Powell. Capelle, Beidenbender, etc, report for practice, 30, Grover is sober for once — why? J earcat Quintet eeks Win . y CINCINNATIAN NOTICE tk Veil JimiOrS VV . ,CV « Wednesday, February 1, is S«,iia I Hopes For Repeal .T . ■1 rri k V . ' absolutely the deadline for all i,., „.„ „ a r Are PledftCil To V ;:0 senior pictures tor tl,e Clncm- • • Ox er 1 eaill F rom . V € ( f ' i«tian. The Co-Editors. Georsetown Tail Beta Pi 0 3 5U . , i — L o i Board team confident Forn.al - f-- '  - Ke V TSV - Will SpOllSOr Coa.I. Pit.sll pes 0 The U fo.el Gthson V , Cl% DailCC Touite Exp Mie„ee.l Plave.s; Jatu.ary 29 i £)WP Gapelle S.a.-s INTRAMURAL BOWLING - % j S J Gaiiie With LouisviUe U. A . NOTICE % V « P - ' ' ■• ' ' ;- TnilioilFeeS . InCreatHall _ % Five Per Cent t« ( O - ' O V W- : - - . „. v .. ' ' ;J. - %S ' -: «... co ' ■v-:t , t% ' - invention Is V . vx vV riSV . . % % ' ' - ' ■- .. ' :i J - V ' V ' .V V ■urveys Says o s o ,,,vV o a 0 ° v. ' N S ' College Men , se ' tW . V ' ' ' „, Against War V C, ' ' ' ' ' PREVIEW M TIE SHK . J . V .W L ' g '  I Last Night I .V .r:;t::::r„ :l ' Stage-Door ' Draws Acdai, i O T s ....« ' ' t „a.a, A,„n™„ E„j„, Pat Harrison e V ' U. C. Fencers W .k ' s Symphony Firsl T o I ' e,fo,,„a„ccs: AT ' ll i •rk i- r¥T ri i i i ? Ewjiiiing weii Douo Will Address Uueen Or L.L.Ouadrangle tvt- i. ■• r r 1 i 1 Loafers Club Nieilt CoJleii 1 o Be Chosen At Annual Gets Start. l j , % . .a Engineers ' Ball On Jan. 21s;=, ' , : ?.,. ' °k„,S ' ;L- A. Junior 9 afternoon at Christ Episcopal fc P l i C i -l ll • Bert Block Will Sunplv Mnsicin Great Hall Of indent ) ' ' ' Cremation followed - A CSlllfm ' ' TT • wii . ' t 1VT c 1 F XT . Classes in both Day and Evening r O T tbtt .r . . Union; Will Have New Style Br Usmi: Colleges were dismissed tor the fjj l, y, ( A French CeJeste ' Ex-Mayor Russell Wilson Is Scheduled To Conduct Prom Oueen ' s Crownlnn Q IJ m EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editors: Milton Margolis, Special Features Ruth Platts, Senior Section Marian Rule, Copy Jack Weeter, Photography Photographers: Fred Broderson Jack Freidman James Calbreath Rowland Hopple Bob Kinstler Robert Kammer Fred Nippert Myron Johnson Art Editors: Paul Painter Bud Wiegle Assistant Art Editors: Helen Pfaffenntter Helena Schmidt Tom Rodgers Men ' s Sports Editors: Milton Carvin Joe Downey Andrew Hopple Assistant Sports Editors: Bruce Brown Ed Stern Robert Waldeman Women ' s Sports Editors: Ann Roberts Elsa Lee Schiff Evelyn Cleaver Senior Editors: Martha Stueve John K ' um Senior Assistants: Mur Keller Joanna Riley Pat Wallace Copy Assistants: T Hart Fisher Betsy Butterfield Joanna Ayer Allen Clare Louise Johnson Doreas Marohn Myrtle Poetker Josephine Rule Dorothy Wilson Typists and Staff Assistants: Betty Akin Virginia Hahn Jane Klein Jean Ritter Dottie Sharp Janet Sloniker Ruth Mueller Jeanette Berry Executive Secretaries: Dorothy Johnson Betty Jane Menefee Ruth Brown Dale Case Miriam Endebrock, Index Business Staff: Bill Cook Ivleeker Evans Al Fingerman Ruth Killian Wally Mason Ted Menderson Wes Newkirk Bill Parchman Ed Schmidt Jed Small Roy Thompson Rodger Van Schoyck Bud Wilkerson FIRST ROW: R Platts, D. Marohn, M, Shaw, L. Jenkirson, P. Reum, B Burdorf, J. Ayer, J Ritter. J. Klein, A. Magee SECOND ROW M. Lavell, E. Cleaver, V. Asbury, M. Stieve, A. Roberts, D Case, D, Wilson, E, Schiff, H. Schmidt, B. Winste!. THIRD ROW: M Johnson, R. Hopple, M Yunger, P, Smyth, M Griffith, M Poetker. B J Menefee, L. Baker. FOURTH ROW E Rose, M. Margolis. W Mason, R, Thompson, R. Flohr, B Brown. K Heuck, ). Downey. J, Weeter. ROW FIVE: R Blaker, W. Cook, R B. Wilkerson, Schmidt, Nippert, Fisher. N R W c n R s D RANSOHOFF M E N D E R S N A L P E R N Z I E C E L EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Roger C. Anderson Business Manager Leon Bolnn Faculty Advisers Norwood C Ceis, Frank R. Byers Technical Adviser Henry Segal Associate Editors Ken Ziegel, Jerry Ransohoff, Ted Menderson, Esther Alpern Sports Editor Bruce Brown Editorial Writer John F. Matthews Columnists Len Brooks, Bert Korn. Jane Klein, Nathan Metz, Ann Baetz, Dick Powell, Alvin Roth, Jack Bickmore, Milton Garvin Woman Sports Editor Evelyn Cleaver News Editor Carl Cwinn Associate News Editors Odin V ilhemy, Jr,, Herbert Stern Feature Writers. Ruth Turner, Madeline Quitter, Jerry Johnston, H Albert Wark, Beverly Ewald Photography Bob Kinstler Headline Editor Max Lurie Copy Readers Charles Sheridan, Joanne Ayer, Natalie Roth, Jerry Rubin Reporters Jack Schaber, Charles Maston, Carl Rubin, Louise Frederick, Mickey Shaw, Catherine Ramsey, Frances L Brown, Charlette Kahn, Elsa Lee Schiff, Victor Kaufman Sports Reporters Milton Carvm, Skeeter Strasser, Dick Cillespie, Charles Bloom, Henry Jordan Secretaries Dorothy Wilson, Eliza jane Eveland, Came Steadman BUSINESS STAFF Associate Business Managers Walter Paul, Charles Puchta, Robert Miller, David Wolf Advertising Manager Louise Quirk Advertising Assistants Abe Mandell, Albert Fingerman Copy Organizer .■Robert Kibrick Promotion Manager Jack Klumpe Credits and Collections George Strieker Auditor Robert Miller Secretaries Marcia Weir, Sue Rawson, Dottie Jane Freese, Jean LeMontree FIRST ROW ' E. Cleaver. R Turner. M Shaw, D E. Wilson. M Griffith, | Ayer, V Michael, J, Klein, E. 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H. Merkel. JOHNSON LYONS SIMONS K I L L I A N R THE PROFILE is a literary and artistic magazine, established on the campus in 1938. Its pages are open to efforts by the faculty, graduates, and undergraduates of this University, and to work from outside sources. Its staff welcomes members of all grades and departments, from faculty to freshmen. Editors Leo Simons Richard Lyons J C Jolnnson Business Manager Rutli Killian Advisory Editors William S Wabnifz. H, A Dangel Staff CRITICISM Esther Alpern, Madeline Williamson, |ohn Matthews, Vergie Bernhardt. BUSINESS Baron Cold. Asst. Mgr. ; Jack Klumpe, Louise Quirk, Rosa Foertmeyer, Louise Frederick, Flora Louise McDannell Willard Hurst, Paul Painter. Virginia Stifel, Peggy Hoffman, Stewart Jones. Jack Henn. Ray Poedesta, Virginia Asbury, Charles Smith, Kathleen Cundy, R-ta Shannon, Lillian Bloomquist. CIRCULATION Bama Thompson, Berkley Freedman, Mgrs. ; Norman Hoover, Dale Bartlett, Evelyn Pendery. Melvin Schwartz, Robert Hurles, Warner Sturwold, Horace Turner, C. L Spitmiller, Madeline Quitter. PROMOTION Milt Carvin, Mgr ; Elsa Lee Schiff. (n o u B ABBA R A B 1 E t; H L E R p R E S I D E N T w . A . A . 94 SPORTSMANSHIP VITALITY STAMINA CD H H s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 DECEMBER 1. Jean Puttmeyer, petite Union Boarder and Mr. Bu ' siek, congenial director of Union leave for Convention of college unions at University of Minnesota, 2. Many hopeful men cut classes and spent whole day sprucing up to make a good impression at the Theta Pledge Formal 3, Even the beautiful girls present were overshadowed by the pledge skit at the Phi Delt Formal. 5 Class weary students wander around campus calculating number of days before Xmas vacation — Sigma Chis ho ' d skating party. 6. Ardath Burks, Charles Kenney, and Louise Johnson are the intellectual wizards chosen for Phi Beta Kappa. 7 U. C -ites hope that the basketball team ' s 47-31 victory over Georgetown IS a preview of the whole season, Lou Capelle scores 12 points S. Dotty Thauwald, Rod Stewart, Jess Wilson, Marcella Fink, and Grace Klein star, and such Freshman charmers as Mary Cortwright. Joanna Riley, Pat Easton, Dotty Wittekind, Jo Rule, and Grace Harmeyer put Mummer ' s Stage Door over with a bang 9 Bo McMillan, head football coach at the University of Indiana, speaks at Y All-University Stag 10. Ulex selects Pitt, Bayles, Scheider, Daum, Frey, Jones, Neff, Bohrer, and Rip Van Winkle during halves of Morehead game U. C 53, Morehead 36. 12. Deshon and Ritter firmly announce that Senior Pictures must be taken before January 1 . 13 B W C ' s elected to Freshman Wig-Wag council were Jane Gravett, Maxine Shaw, Jean Ritter, Dotty Rempe, Carol Scheid, Jane Miller, Betty Doyle, Jane Monogue, Patty Reum, Beverly Ewald, Ruth Dunlap, and Tillie Winder. 14. Bearcats meet first defeat of season at the hands of Wayne University to tune of 53-36. 15. Last convocation before holidays brings Dr Frank Nelson with a Yule message and Oratorio Society with a Halleluiah Chorus 16. The Oratorio Society under the baton of Sherwood Kains thrills the audien ce at Wilson with sixth annual production of The Messiah. 17. Military Ball brings forth beautiful ladies and escorts resplendent in uniforms as Pershing Rifles drill. Scabbard and Blade pledges 28, and Jean Rempe, honorary cadet colonel, is presented 19. The student body has stopped counting days and is now counting hours until vacation. 20 5 A M. ' s win Intramural Debate for the fourth year. Carl Rubin was given first prize, Karl Keck, 2nd for individual prowess. 21 There is a premium on girls as the round of fraternity formals begin. 22. At last, — vacation, as students rush downl-own to do their Christmas shopping C c u B Roger Andersen Edwin Alexander Harry Auberf Bob Biedenbender Tom Bishop Bill Boles Fred Brune Marv Cannon Dave Cohen Iber Courson Nick Garvin Bob Da I ton Fred Daum Bill Ferguson Dan Garvin Milt Garvin Al Gerdsen Bill Hopkins John Huhey Gordon II iff Dick Jones Buck Jordan Ed Jucker Bob Kamp Ben Keam Bud Kelschner Bruce Brown Dick Gillespie Bill Kienath Bob Bohrer Bob Bachmeyer Louis Lauch Herb Lr:.t |oe Lowry Milton Margolis Dick Meinken Phil Jacobson Ralph McNamee George Meyers Herschel Smith Bob Teubner Smith Cappelle Bob Heiner Harry Mittewede Julian Moskowitz Dick Norton Bill Oeh Erv Pangallo Bill Pettit Bernard Posner John Popov Dick Powell Lester Rupp Ray Podesta J C, Johnston Art Johnson Dick Rennecker Charlie Rink Perry Ritchie Jerry Ransohoff jack Ritter Chuck Rounds Martin Rosen Carl Reuhlman Geo Schii.aidele Al Schwarburg Harry Shelby Jed Small Claude Wilson Louis Zimov Al Fessler Walt Apke Len Brooks Bill Talbert Malloy Dixon Frank Fielman Sid Freidman Don Jacobs Bob Sarsfield Frank Wones Otto Oppenheimer Lou Cappelle Roy Malone Bill Bischoff Joe Meyer Linus Haby Hunk Anderson Red Woodworth Chick Mileham joe Maxwell Nick Nickoloff Lee Leader Raymond Walters Dan Laurence Ralph Burseik OFFICERS Millon Gaiv.n President John Pcpov Vice President Bob Kamp Treasurer Bill Bischoff Secretary Buzz Burseik Advisor Chick Mileham Advisor CHICK M 1 L E H A M ATHLETIC DIRECTOR WOODWORTH MEYER ANDERSON A R i,i.,ii . -J ' l f fWW ' ' I f w 35 IB 45 43 97 D 1 ' ■' . UNIVERSITY of CINGINKATl.|OgF, ' . ' : ¥ l M ?5i■%l FIFbT f-OW Lapelle Pan a leume j hil buhiei fu . jv Meyers SECOND ROW. Joe Meters (coach). Powell, Mittwede, Malone, Jacobs. McNamee. Jones. Robertson, Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Seta. Schwarberg. Daum. Dixon, Alexander. Gerdsen. Garvin. Woodworth (coach). FOURTH ROW; Apke. Wilson, Round, Oppenheimer, Nehas, Garvin. Friedman. Anderson (coach). BONAR HABY VAN WINKLE KOLP LOUISVILLE 9 CINCINNATI 19 A rejuvenated Bearcat with sharpened claws, more vitality, enthusiasm, and spirit marches out into Nippert Stadium and methodically dissects the touted Louisville University Car- dinal, A new coach, two of them, bright new names tingle on the program. We like to hear the names of Joe Meyer, Red Woodworth and Hunk Anderson. There is something pleas- ant in victory. With renewed vigor . . . new blood , , . spirit and inspired effort . . . the future of the Bearcat looks undeniably brighter . . . Captain Harry Shelby turns in the usual brilliant performance Louisville retreats the wiser for having encountered our stout hearted lads on the grid . . . everyone on the Bearcat campus is the happier . . . the start was good and pleasant. MITTEVyEDE CERDSEN E H ILLINOIS C I N C I WESLEYAN N N A T I 6 Victory IS exhilirating .old grads return to see second game highly en- thused . Titans of Illinois Wesleyan meet Bearcats and get decisive turn- back . . . Otto Oppenheimer punts ball around park with ease . . . guard and senior Bill Oeh turns in admirable performance , . Bob Teubner catches everything around his end at the expense of a serious injury ... Malloy Dixon and Sid Friedman prove two excellent sophs on way to win berths for keeps . . . coaches tickled with smoothness of Notre Dame system swing . . . man- ager Bob Bachmeyer turtles out to boys with info and water, too . . . Red Cerdsen cavorts at the quarter-back post in distinctive style , , . grads, stu- dents and players alike, leave tired but happy . . , number two chalked up in victory column T U E B N E R M C A R V I tJ H E L B Y [i|„ ift liili D A Y T O N26 CINCINNATI 7 University of Dayton Flyers literally annihilate Bearcats with deadly aerial bomb released by highly rated backs . . . squad replete with injuries under crushing blow . . . Bud Kelschner suffers painful knee injury , , . Ed Alexan- der, Claude Wilson and Dick Jones blast away from guard positions with help from punished teammates . . . George Meyers and Roy Malone look likely as backfield men are replaced . . . Coach Meyer and Anderson dejected on bench as unexplainable deluge of penalties and injuries pile up . . squad looks sad ... big Oppenheimer lets one go and the perfect punt crawls down and out on Dayton ' s six inch line . . . band scores victory with Alexander ' s Ragtime Band . . . mournful look gives way in anticipation of following game . . . campus has confidence that is inspiring . . . inspiring enough for squad to dig in hard- er in practice. ONES BOHRER POPOV 102 T AM P A 6 CINCINNATI 7 From daycoach to Pullman to Florida and to Tampa and a needed victory . . . grapefruit game postponed a day because of hurricane over gulf area Harry Mittewede quarterbacks perspirmg team under a blistering sun George Meyers turns in fine game as fignting fullback. Nick Garvin lost to squad with broken wrist , Roy Malone looks fine as Big Walt Apke loses anoth- er chance to turn a stellar performance by virtue of a leg injury . Buck Jordan takes over active managership with unparalleled zeal , . , Smith Gapelle smashes and drives on sturdy legs to gam and gain . . . Ralph McNamee man- ages to bundle in armfuls of legs and stop things around his end . . . Tower Robertson stretches out snags ground-gaming passes . . . team looks better . . . confidence returns with squad . . .trip all the educational value professed by Dean Meyer CAPELLE N GARVIN KELCHNER - WESTERN C I N C I RESERVE 33 N N A T I It is difficult to believe that the Bearcat Team could bog down and set such a slow pace . . . Western Reserve was definitely the team all the way . . the boys tried hard but even the collective pat on the back and spirit didn ' t break the stride , . , Scotty Kolp gets more injuries than he can handle . . , Coach Meyer refuses to substitute freely . Director Mileham suffers a headache . . Freddy Fleig contemplates publicity for game warily . . . Crads get sleepy . . . students actually sleep . . . even band reflects spirit . . . some- thing wrong . . . Chuck Rounds, Dan Garvin, Don Jacobs and Bill Ferguson stand out in performance . . . squad absorbs terrific punishment to appease victory of Red Cats . Coaching staff anticipates heavy game and plan stiffer workouts for following week. FERGUSON S C H V A R B U F- C M c N A M E E OHIO UNIVERSITY 13 CINCINNATI 12 Migration day finds Bearcats at Athens with surorisingly good chance to take Bobcats into camp as expected game turns out to be best played all year . . . coaches well satisfied , everyone enthused , high spirited squad takes over Athens ' Hotel Berry and celebrates until traintime . . daring Dick Powell and bobbing Bob Heuck migrate and get lost in vicinity of Athens Sm.itty Capelle crashes through Bobcat line again and again Bobcat band sports two swell drum majorettes. Bill Ferguson twinkles at a tackle post ... Sid Friedman eases around end in good style . Joe Meyer well pleased . , Hunk Anderson and Red Woodworth talk about coming things PANCALLO OPPENHEIMER D. GARVIN lOS OHIO WESLEYAN 7 CINCINNATI 14 Battling Bishops back on Nippert Turf again to meet Bearcats in what is becoming fighting tradition . . . Coach3S more confident . . . boys in high spirits . . . campus enthused about evarything including the game . . . grads too . . . Bearcat offense fairly scintillates . . . rythmic shift of Notre Dame leaves the Bishops confused as Bearcats march off to easy but deserved vic- tory . . . Chuck Rounds, Dan Garvin, Walt Apke, Don Jacobs stand out for Cin- cinnati . . . Homecoming . . . nostalgic moments . . . band swings out with novelties and all that . . . Van Pelt is on the lips of a spellbound stadium dur- ing the half . . . Cincinnati and Victory sounds harmonic and pleasing as it should. A P K E DIXON MALONE MARSHALL COLLEGE 27 CINCINNATI 9 Cincinnati kicks high and long . . . the Thundering Herd of Marshall take the bail . . . one down . . . touchdown ... a confused Bearcat squad calls time . . redetermine their position ... on to the goal and a touchdown . . , the game evens up . . . Oppenheimer blocks a screaming punt deep in Mar- shall territory and two more points for an exuberant Cincinnati squad . . . Bearcats lead the game . . . Marshall and its mentor Crafty Cam Henderson come back stronger and harder and push the unwilling Bearcat back literally crushing the bewildered lads . . . Cincinnati recuperates and holds the Herd from stampeding . . . Coach Meyer calls for rigid practice for the week in anticipation of the Redskins of Miami in the traditional tilt! FRIEDMAN R U N D S ROBERTSON 23 107 MIAMI UNIVERSITY 16 CINCINNATI 7 Thousands jam Nippert Stadium as ram sprinkles the field and the setting for another turkey day battle presents itself , . , Bearcats and Redskins scent victory alike . . . looks like the Bearcats are slated to win by a touchdown . . . Miami With an understandable surge of strength leaps ahead and holds the margin to the bitter end . . , Miami proves one touchdown better as Bear- cats try to vindicate themselves in the last few minutes of play . . . seven seniors finish their intercollegiate football careers with the Bearcats , . . Har- ry Mittwede, Captain Harry Shelby, Bill Oeh, Albert Cerdsen, Edwin Alex- ander, Milt Garvin and Bob Teubner won ' t be playing on the Bearcat squad anymore . . . one of the finest seasons in Bearcat history draws to a close and everyone is happy . . , and looking forward to the next season. ACOBS MINER BOLES 108 BACK ROW Bonar. Maxwell, Brown, Weldon, Ligibel, Apke, Taylor, Nick Carvin. Dan Garvin. Meinders, Schuster. Baumgartner, Barger, Heini, Califf, Waldman, Sternberg, Zimov. Woodworth MIDDLE ROW; Macikas, Dufford, Cappelle, Jones, Jacobs, Sauer, Cnesf, Ferguson, Oppenheinier. Hall. Kelschner, Meyer FRONT ROW. Lonchar, Popov, Dixon, Jay, Coyle, WainscotI Tmions, Cretors, Friedman. s p R I N G p R A C T I C E B E A R C A T The University of Cincinnati Varsity Bearcat is published quarterly by the Varsity Letterman Club in cooperation with the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Printed in attractive colored format, illus- trated with action, team and individual photographs of players, coaches and personnel, the magazine endeavors simplicity of copy, design and quality without pretentiousness. STAFF Martin Rosen Editor Bill Hopkins Associate Editor Nick Garvin Associate Editor Andrew Hopple Features Patricia Doyle Typist Jayne Byrne Typist Bob Combs Circulation Editor Professor Charles Mileham Advisor Professor Ralph C Bursiek Advisor DEPARTMENTS Joseph A Meyer Walter Rip Van V inkle Linus Haby Scotty Kolp 0. N. Nickoloff BUSINESS STAFF Henry Jordan Otto Oppenheimer Bob Chace Bob Teubner John Popov SC HEDULE Georgetown 31 Cincinnati 47 Morehead 19 Cincinnati 40 Wayne 53 Cincinnati 36 Kentucky 44 Cincinnati 27 Louisville 41 Cincinnati 54 Wilmington 27 Cincinnati 38 Toledo 43 Cincinnati 25 Miami 31 Cincinnati 43 Dayton 27 Cincinnati 46 Marshall 23 Cincinnati 22 Alumni 40 Cincinnati 51 Dayton 40 Cincinnati 27 Wilmington 36 Cincinnati 49 Western Reserve 30 Cincinnati 40 Marshall 30 Cincinnati 35 Miami 31 Cincinnati 46 LETTERMEN BOB BEIDENBENDER , Captain LOU CAPPELLE BOB DALTON CORDON ILLIFF EDWIN JUCKER BOB K A M P JOHN McCARDLE BILL MIRE HERSCHEL SMITH DICK ' ' RED ' ' POWELL FRANK WONES BASKETBALL Dalfon, Mire, Jucker, Kamp. Van Winkle. Powell, McCardle, Biedenbender, EaclniL :! SQUAD VAN WINKLE COACH 112 N O The 1938-39 basketball season can be considered as one of the most successful that has been completed by a basketball team representing the Red and Black of the University of Cincinnati in many years With a record of twelve wins in seven- teen starts one can not feel but what the time spent by the coach and the players was worth while Beginning the season vvith an experienced squad, Coach Walter Van Winkle entering his second year as Bearcat mentor, turned out a very capable team. A team which had the enviable record of never losing a game on its home floor. The Bearcats opened the season with a decisive 47-31 victory over the George- town Tigers . Big Lou Capelle paced the Bearcat victory march with 12 points ... Ed Jucker right behind with 8 . Bob Biedenbender plays great defensive game. Three days later the Red and Black swamp Morehead State Teachers College . . an easy 40-19 victory with Capelle leading the offense with 14 points . . . Bob Kamp sparkles on the defense, breaking up the Morehead offense continually. Playing the powerful Wayne University Titans in the big Chicago Coliseum the ' Cats tire early in the game , . . the Titans run up an easy 53-36 victory . . . Capelle again paces mates with 15 points The Bearcats dropped their second straight game when they invaded the lair of the Kentucky V ildcats and were clawed 44-27 Biedenbender plays a great game but the ' Cats go down N O Traveling to Louisville, and without the services of Capelle and Biedenbender, the Bearcats play an uphill game and win 54- 41 . . , Jucker, Kamp and 1 1 iff go wild in the second half and hit the hoop for 35 points . . . Kamp and Mire shine on the defense. Returning to the home court and an- other victory the Varsity trim a tough Wilmington College Quintet 38-27 . . . Bob Biedenbender sparks the ' Cats to vic- tory with a sterling all round perform- ance . . , Capelle bangs 15 points. Journeying to Toledo to engage the highly-touted Toledo Rockets finds the McMickenmen on the short end of a 43- 25 score . . . Bob Kamp holds the mighty Chuckovits to 2 field goals. Victory No. 6 found the Bearcats trouncing their traditional foe, Miami Uni- versity at Oxford . . . Jumping into the lead at the opening whistle the ' Cats turn in an easy 43-31 win . . . Captain Bieden- bender and Kamp play havoc with Miami ' s offense . . . Capelle and Jucker notch 26 points between them. Back on their home floor again the boys ground the Dayton Flyers by a score of 46-27 . . . Lou Capelle and Bob Bieden- bender with 19 and 12 points respectively lead the attack . . . Jucker speeds up the attack with some great passing. Huntington, VJ. Va., was the scene of +he next Bearcat encounter ... the strong Marshall College quintet upset the ' Cats in a heartbreaker . . . with one minute to go the Herd scores three points and drop the fighting Varsity 23-22 . . , Kamp holds All-American Jule Rivilin to one point . . . Jucker hits for 9 points ... Big Lou Capelle misses trip and the boys miss his power. BACHMEYER MANAGER N O The ' Cats return to their home floor and the victory trail when they outlast a gallant but easily tiring Alumni team . , . Ballard, Austing. Raidt, Summerville and Brooks shine the oldtimers . , . Miff and Kamp score 28 points to pace the Bearcat victory. U. C. travels to Dayton to meet the Flyers but get stopped by that old |inx . . , The Bearcats are way off form, but the Dayton lads are plenty hot . Flyers 40 ■Cats 27. Rejuvenated Bearcats claw the Wilmington College quintet again . . . Capelle and Jucker score 14 and 13 points in the 49-36 triumph . . Kamp and Bieden- bender defensive stars. Western Reserve University is the next victim of the confident Bearcats and lose to the tune of 40-30 . . . Even bus trouble can ' t stop the boys now . . . Capelle and lliff hit for 12 and 9 points, Marshall College ' s Thundering fHerd invade Cincy and fall before the ' Cats . . . U. C leads at the half 14-12 . . . the Van Winklemen playing a delayed offense keep plunging and win 35-30 in a nip and tuck game . . . Capelle and lliff are the offensive stars . . . Kamp, Jucker, iViire, Dalton, Biedenbender stand out on defense . . . best game of the year and the ' Cats gain revenge The Bearcats close the season with an impressive victory over the Miami Red- skins ... A rough and tumble contest which saw fouls being called all over the place ... the Varsity start slowly but pick up speed and win 46-31 ' . . . lliff and Capelle score 12 and 11 to lead the team . . . Kamp and Biedenbender shine on the defense. BASEBALL Such sluggers as Tower Robertson, Eddie Jucker and Red Powell found them- selves this year under the capable tutelage of head mentor Rip Van Winkle and the Baseball team coordinated well to take hard earned victories over highly touted opponents. With batting, fielding and team-work better Coach Van Winkle was pleased with the showing of his team for the season. Wading through a difficult schedule and with boys improving and showing enough ability to win tryouts with farms of ma|or league clubs the team has this year an enviable record and when practice sessions take up next year the aspirants for team positions will have a higher mark to shoot for. LETTERM EN S C H E D U T M B 1 S H P E D A L E X A , N C 1 E R M 1 L T B R K S D 1 C K F A R R T W E R R B E R T S N E D ] U C K E R C H A R L 1 E M E Y E R H A R R Y M 1 T T W E D E D 1 C K P W E L L A L R 1 C H T E R 1 E L W R E Y J ' H N P A U L J N E S OBERLIN COLLEGE OHIO UNIVERSITY EASTERN STATE, KY. MIAMI UNIVERSITY LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY DAYTON LOUISVILLE CENTRE KENTUCKY DAYTON CENTRE EASTERN MIAMI UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STATE, K Y . UNIVERSITY LETTERMEN GEORGE BAUSEWINE BILL DALTON DICK FLETCHER (Capt) DICK HOLLMEYER ROBERT KOCHER STUART PLETTNER )OHN POPOV BILL SMITH BOB TEUBNER BILL WALKER RUSS WITTE RICHARD WESTCOTT (Mer.) ROW ONE Heft to right): Dalton, Bausewine, Fessler, Smith, Pfeiffer (Coach), Fletcher, Kocher, Heuck. Teub- ner ROW TWO. Stumpe (Freshman Mgr), Hollmeyer, Plettner, Wescott (Senior Mgr), Witte, Walker, PoDOv. Kolp (Trainer). w M M N Q SWIMMING SCHEDULE In keeping with the general trend of improvement the swimming team took top honors Winning all but one meet they brought their successful season to a close by overpow-ering a strong Western Reserve team The men exhibited such fine team work that it would be difficult to find one out- standing. Mention should be made though, of the captain, Dick Fletcher, who was highpoint man of the season. Bill Smith, handsome custodian of the Athletic Department, also turned in a fine record, thereby making him second in high point scorers. Kenyon -16 Cincii nnati 29 Wittenberg 13 Cincii nnati 62 I ' vlichigan State 32 Cincii nnati 43 Wittenberg 7 Cincii nnati 68 Wayne U 53 Cinci nnati 22 Ohio U. 34 Cinci nnati 41 Ohio U 19 Cinci nnati 56 Western Reserve 33 Cinci nnati 42 R I F L E This year the Rifle Team again entered intercollegiate competition with a number of men who were capable of performing in admirable style and several notable victories were evidenced Several meets were conducted this year on a telegraphic basis and the results showed that this year ' s team performed outstandingly and could compare with the fine teams of the past in rank The triumphant rifle team is proud of its record and points to the men returning next year testifying to growing interest in this im- portant sport. LETTERMEN E D C E B H A R T GUY D M R . NIXON MYRON JOHNSON L R P E A S L E E W . C . LEHMAN N I N G A highly improved and rated team, the U. C Swordmen, carried a rather full schedule. They were successful in most of their ventures and promise an even better team next year In the spotlight as usual v ere the Red and Blacks Dick Rechtenwald and Johnny Griffith Rechtenwald is the master of the saber and foils. Alex Alexander who handles all three weapons also turned in a commendable performance. LETTERMEN lOHN GRIFFITH DICK RECHTENWALD ALEX ALEXANDER ' nr ' ■' ii R A K With a track in nearly fair shape Cincinnati ' s traci team had more than a respectable chance of getting into condition to meet some of the stronger track teams of the midwest Coach Wade Red Woodworth succeeded Charles Mileham as track coach this year with Coach Mileham devoting his entire time to the director- ship of the Athletic Department. This year found Marvin Cannon back in uniform to assist with the coaching after having paced the Bearcat Track Team for three years With more enthusiasm and material Coach Woodworth found that his men could be dis- tributed in all of the events and he effected a more balanced team. Last year ' s outstanding trackman, John Courte, returned to carry through most of the season scoring liberally With the return of several veterans the team was strengthened. The dashes found Sophomore Julian Holleander and Senior Milt Carvin in the short dashes with Bill Hopkins, Bruce Brown. Harry Aubert, George Foster and Paul Burns running the long-distances Field events found Bob Teubner, Dan Garvin and Smith Capelle throwing the javelin, discus and shot-put The team scored well in every meet and taking several by excellent coordination and good practice work on the new track LETTERMEN HARRY AUBERT BRUCE BROWN PAUL BURNS JOHN COURTE CEORCE FOSTER IVIILTON CARVIN MARVIN CANNON BILL HOPKINS L A K R Y BILL BOB S M I T H S C H E G I B B N E Y PET C C A P F T I T 1 B S E L L E U L E H A r-l OVER COLLEGE MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY DAYTON UNIVERSITY N N Despite a weakened team the LI C. net men were again success- ful. They opened the .season by downing the Miami Redskins, thus duplicating their victory of last year. Only Bill Talbert and Milt Margolis were left from the letterman of last season, Talbert of national amateur fame turned in his customary fine work, while sophomores such as Roily Hopple and Al Dunbar showed the poten- tial power of the team. LETTERMEN MILTON MARGOLIS JULIAN MOSKOWITZ WILLIAM OWENS HARRY SCHLACHT WILLIAM TALBERT LOUIS ZIMOV MARTIN ROSEN SCHEDULE MIAMI U tsl I V E R S I T Y W A N E UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN STATE A N T I C H DAY KENTUCKY B E R E A K E N Y N COLLEGE TON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COLLEGE BUTLER UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNI VERSTY The gym team broke precedent this year by appearing in a musical comedy and literally beating every opponent faced on the court and mat. Coach Frank Mixie has developed such outstanding lads as Frank Fielman, Bob Sarsfield, Bill Bischoff, Perry Ritchie, Bill Grimm, Joe Amick, Dale Luther and Welden Wesshellmen. With grace and delightful skill the gym team entertained several times between the halves of basketball games always with the warmest approval of the audience. G M LETT E R M E N ) E A i l 1 C K BILL BISCHOFF FRANK FIELMAN BILL GRIMM DALE LUTHER JOHN PORTER PERRY RITCHIE BOB SARSFIELD WELDEN WESSHELMEN A L B E R T G A L L E A L K 1 R T L E Y DICK WHITE This year the golf team paced by Dick Meinkin and John Norwessel and Bob Vordenberg found their way over a rough field and their shots accurate enough to score over their opponents with ease in some meets . . . with difficulty in some . . . and naturally dropping one now and then to more fortunate teams. The collective efforts of the boys on the team this year was encouraging and the divot digger squad has a promising future in teeing off into a bright future. SCHEDULE MICHIGAN T E N N KENTUCKY CENTRE UNIVERSITY E S S E E UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MIAMI UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY DAYTOr J UNIVERSITY KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY CENTRE COLLEGE OHIO INTERCOLLGIATE DAYTON UNIVERSITY LETTERMEN J. A. CHAMBERLIN CHARLES J. FUHR WILLIAM CEBHARDT RICHARD MEINKIN JOHN MORWESSEL GUY STARTSMAN ROBT. VORDENBERG JOHN WOOD RICHARD F. NEFF ) E M A DOWNEY I A C E R INTRAMURALS The intramural division of the athletic department main- tains the finest form of diversion and wholesome recrea- tion throughout the school year. The program of athletic games IS on par with that of the larger Eastern Universities The aim of the department is to reach every student in the University whether affiliated with an organization or not. The response this year was especially gratifying. In all the sports the participation far exceeded that of former years. Frequently, undiscovered talent turns up and a coach is always willing to learn of a student ' s ability in the athletic field Individual as well as group awards are made at the end of the school year. The individual awards are attractive medals given as a result of outstanding work in a particular sport. The organization winning the champion- ship in a certain sport is offered a silver trophy If the group retains the trophy for three years it becomes the permanent possessor of it. At the end of the school year the organization scoring the greatest number of points is awarded the all-year trophy. This is a large silver cup which also becomes the permanent possession of the group which wins It five consecutive times. The intramural program is terminated at the Athletic banquet at which time the awards are made. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS Individual sports find an increasingly prominent place in the women ' s sports pro- gram. Included in this category are tennis, archery, rifle, fencing, golf, and bad- minton. Every girl with the inclination has the opportunity to develop her ability in one or more of these to its fullest capacity The supreme value in the development of such skills, it IS thought, lies in the fact that they depend solely on the individual rather than on a team, and thus can continue long after college days are over. Tournaments in archery and tennis were held both fall and spring In the fall events, the teams of Alpha Chi Omega carried off the cups in both intersorority affairs. Results of the spring tournaments are undetermined at this writing Fencing, under the direction of Dr. Hutchings, and rifle enjoyed marked popularity this year. Badminton which was tried as an experiment, was so well received that it IS to be definitely included in the sports program for next year, as an organized activity with a manager and probably intramural competition W M E A T H L E T N I c s BASKETBALL Perhaps no other sport on the women ' s athletic program is taken as seriously as basketball Emphasis is placed on the development of team play as well as individual ability. Tournaments were run off in three different leagues this year inter- class, inter-college, and inter-group, the latter including both sorority and independent organizations. In the inter-college division the Teacher ' s Col- lege team, favorites from the beginning, walked off with top honors The inter-group tournament saw keen competition, with the final victory go- ing to the Olympics, a team organized independently by Juanita Freeman Claiming their last victory, the Seniors came out ahead in the mter-class tournament, thus insuring to their possession the All-Year Sports trophy HOCKEY Ever the favorite of fall sports, hockey attracted this year an exceptional turnout Unusually fair weather made the season a )oy from beginning to end, and the schedule was run off without one postponement In an mter-class tournament, the Freshmen proved superior to their more experienced oppon- ents, displa ing excellent teamwork and exceptional skill. Keen interest and enthusiasm was maintained to the end of the season Added zest came with a trip to Earlham College, where U C participated in an inter-college meet An innovation in the program was an invitational game with ' vVestern Hills High School, followed by a tea in their honor. The traditional all-star game closed a successful season. SWIMMING Swimming found new impetus this year in the formation of the Penguin Club. All activities formerly incorporated in the swimming program were taken over by this organization, which added several new events to the calendar as well. Tests were devised for entrance into Penguin Club and officers were elected. A series of inter-class meets was sponsored during the year; a splash party and several co-recreational affairs attracted good crowds. A water pageant on May 10 climaxed a highly suc- cessful year. The fact that U. C. ' s team triumphed in a swimming meet over Ohio State, Miami, Ohio U., and Butler is significant of the new interest and spirit aroused by the organization. Another highlight in the swimming season came during an inter-class meet when a freshman team broke the medley relay record at forty-five seconds BASEBALL Warm spring days drew a good crowd of girls out to the diamond to swing the bat and ball. An inter-class tournament was held, the results of which are unknown at this writing. A new feature of the baseball program was the hobby period, under the direction of Miss Coops, which was held for the benefit of those girls who wanted to hit a few homers |ust for the fun of it without getting involved in serious tournament competition. A D A Play Day again took its traditional place as a major event on U C ' c calendar this year. With a total of 467 participants repre- senting eighteen colleges included in three states, this affair by far surpassed any other of its kind held in the United States. Hotly contested games in basketball, deck-tennis and volley ball, as well as swimming meets featured the afternoon program. Com- petition was between definite college teams, although emphasis was placed on high quality play and good sportsmanship rather than on winning for the alma mater. Following the afternoon ' s activity, supper was served in the Great Hall of the Student Union Building followed by songs and stunts. The eighteen colleges participating this year included Antioch, Butler University, Capital University, Marietta College, Earlham College, Miami University, Mount St. Joseph, Ohio State, Ohio University, University of Akron, University of Cincinnati, University of Dayton, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Otter- bein. Our Lady of Cincinnati, Wilmington, and Wittenberg. The increasing popularity of Play Day proves the value of an inter-collegiate affair of this sort from the standpoint of widening social contacts as well as giving to girls of outstanding ability an opportunity for keener competition than they find ordinarily in intramural sports. )24 JEAN R E M P E HONOR ARY CADET COLONEL D I S C I P L I N E P R E C I S I O N D E F E N S E s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JANUARY 9 We ' re going to set a precedent and not breathe a word about holiday head- aches, hangovers, etc Cosh, gee, but we ' re starting the New Year off right. 10. Candidates for next year ' s bigwigs on campus are introduced at a tea, — prominent possibilities include Puttmeyer, Bell, Beichler, Hoff, Cregory, Cleaver, and so forth. 11 Prospective chorines show up for Varsity Vanities tryouts at Wilson. Such well known legs as Janey Morrow ' s, Betsy Frommeyer ' s, and Janet Schilling ' s make their appearance. 12. Copy Editor Marion Rule announces that today is the last day to get CINCIN- NATI AN copy in. Ha, ha ' 13. Wig-Wag Council elects officers for the coming year; Beverly Ewald, president: Maxine Shaw, secretary; and Jane Miller, treasurer. 14. Library unusually crowded for a Saturday as pre-exam crammers begin to do what such promising Phi Betas as Marge Wheeler and Lauriel Eubank have been doing all year. 15. Last chance to get your face in the annual. Will these Sunday afternoon picture schedules ever run on time ' ' 16 Kappa ' s, Theta ' s, A. D. Pi ' s, Phi Mu ' s, and Pi Lambda Sigma ' s gather together enough b ' oomer gir ls to enter the inter-group basketball tournament 17 Betty Bell chosen Women ' s Senate Prexy for the coming year Jean Hoff heads W A. A and Rowena Cregory will be the Y ' s guiding light. 18. The tenseness and gloom of the approaching exams are fast taking hold of the campus. Long faces and worried looks are quite in order now. 19 The Old Commons suddenly becomes a smoker ' s paradise with Madge Emery showing the girls the proper technique of handling a pipe. 20. Those strange scratches you may have noticed on the barks of the young trees along Clifton Avenue are caused by the Thetas, Theta Phis, etc. sharpen- ing up their claws for the battle for this year ' s Prom Queen And if you think war IS hell you ' ve never seen a Prom election (Quoted from Dick Powell ' s NEWS RECORD column). 21. Engineers ' Ball held in the Union The A I Ch E put over Miriam Striecher, their vivacious brunette candidate, as Queen of the Quadrangle 23 Exams ' ! We knew this would happen eventually, but oh ' why does there always have to be a day of reckoning? 24. Bill Miller wishes he could find a college where they didn ' t have any classes. Good idea ' Why doesn ' t somebody start a college like that- ' 25. Mummer ' s Guild will present Topaze in February with Posthorn, Fink, and Stewart playing the leads. 26. Exams are certainly convincing. — Minnie Pangallo tells us that he won ' t be in school second semester. He wants to play professional baseball. 27. Pity the poor Phi Kap Pledges, — they ' ve been having Hell Week all this week. But then haven ' t we all, more or lessr ' 28. Our candidate for Number One Waiter in the Grill — Hart Fisher You should see him handle those grilled cheese sandwiches and chocolate milk shakes 30. We can ' t tell who are more worried, the actives or the pledges, about making sorority grades to be initiated. 31. The Engineers are beginning to make plans for their annual Co-op Day with Dave Brown as general chairman for the affair. R . O . T . C . FIRST REGIMENT DAVE BROWN Colonel WILLIAM BERTSCHE Lieut -Colonel SECOND REGIMENT ELLIS BELLONBY Colonel CARL HOOCE Lieut.-Colonel I 1 129 u . . T . t; . Each year from the student body of the several colleges on our campus come the men who go to make up the military unit known as the Reserve Officers Training Corps. These men enter the col- legiate military service entirely at their own will and with the understanding that they may resign at any time during their college career. The par- ticular military departments represented in our di- vision require a high degree of engineering theory and the actual drill provides a proving ground for all sorts of phenomena studied in the classroom and around a field gun After a period of training throughout the four years of college and the pass- ing of a successful two weeks at an Army post, the P. 0. T. C. student receives a commission as second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve — a better man for the discipline and technical training he has undergone. K . . T . C . The Cincinnati division consists of an Ordnance Department Unit and a Coast Artillery Unit The Ordnance has as its mission the proc uring and distributing of all ordnance material required by the Army The Ordnance R, T C course sup- plements the technical instructing given m the College of Engineering and Commerce with such military instruction and applied problems as will best help l he student to carry out the mission of his department. The mission of the Coast Artil- lery Unit is primarily one of national defense. Training is given in anti-aircraft gunnery and the handling of the big coast guns This unit is not trained for offensive duty but rather for the pro- tection of the lives and properties of the average American citizen. DOROTHY T H A II W A L D PRESIDENT MUMMERS GUILD 134 c T B ty PC H tg ffi H O M E RAGE E A U D D s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 FEBRUARY ' Engineers who laughed at their less fortunate fellows during exam week have the tables turned on therTi as they trudge wearily to their classes while L. A. students play. 2 Ground-hog day — it ' s a cinch he didn ' t see his shadow Frank Davis could never figure out whether this is a good thing or not, 3 Freshmen women are pay ' ng the price for overcutting junior Advisor meetings. Patty Reum is trying to find excuses for her six cuts m order to stay in the cast of the Varsity Vanities. 4 The Creeks assemble in the Gibson Ballroom for the Annual Inter-fraternity Ball Ward Ratcliffe. Paul Warner, and Bruce Zimmerman were the committee in charge and Tomimy Tucker ' s ork presided, 5. Colly, what do people do on these Siindaysr ' 6. U C. acquires Jimmy McDonald, All-American footballer from Ohio State as a special student. Too bad he won ' t be playing for Gincy. 7. Long faces and wrinkled brows indicate that semester grades weren ' t all they should be. Fraternities and sororities begin to take toll of casualties among their pledges. 8. Jack Tarr and John Brueggeman entertain Union loungers with some super special twin piano playing. 9. Hold Tight is all the rage around the campus with such exponents of the Andrews sisters style as Bruce Brown and Joanna Riley teaching their fellow students about I want some sea food, mamma. The Boys ' Dorm is in quarantine because of the scarlet fever epidemic Some lie have all the luck (?) . 11 It ' s rumored around campus that Gordon lliff and Bob Biedenbender have sworn off wine, at least on Saturday nights. Oh, come now, boys ' 13, Pan-Hellenic personnel changes as sororities choose new prexies — will they ever decide about these rushing rules ' 14 Lots of candy and other ways put Betty Go-ed in a super daze as clever Dan Cupid holds sway over another St Valentine ' s Day 15 Jinx Moore takes up her bovi and arrows and masquerades as Cupid at the Y All-Membership Dinner, giving forth with her best Valentine ' s greetings 16. Mortar Board sponsors a Liberal Arts ' Student-Faculty Mixer Will we ever forget Dr. Barbour crawling around on his hands and knees impersonating Ferdinand the Bullf ' 17. Topaze is making a big hit with the audiences; Stan Posthorn brings down the house with his presentation of the title role. 18. The elite of the army entertain visiting officers from Kentucky U, Ohio State, Dayton, etc Festivities are topped off by the Cadet Officers ' Ball at the Sinton. 20. Secretary of War Woodring presents U. C ' s Robert Connor with the Pershing medal for distinguished attainment in military education, Nice going ' 21. Fathers ' Association shows the right way to give a banquet. The hit of the evening was Reverend Dern with his Psychology of Laughter. 22. Iliff, Biedenbender, Kamp, and Capelie, playing their last basketball game for U. C star as the Bearcats defeat Miami, 46-31. 23. It certainly was considerate of George Washington to have a birthday yesterday. Or when would all these new Kappas, Thetas, Tri Delts, Zetas, etc have been initiated? 24. First section engineers Fritz Breuleux, George Bausewine, Ed Dmkelaker, Fred Daum, etc. bid farewell to the campus for another seven weeks 25. Ardath Burks is chosen by the Senior Class as Ivy Day Orator, 27, Jack Weeter and Warren Roquet, CINCINNATI AN photographers, wander around campus, candidly snapping pictures for the annual. 28. THE PROFILE (revised LITTLE MAN), edited by Richard Lyons, is scheduled to make its appearance on the campus next week. But, asks cynic Joe Glotz, will It.? M U M M E R S G U I L D EXECUTIVE STAFF Dorothy Thauwald President Martin Cershman Business Manager Ruth Durbin Member-at-Large John K. Rose Director Fred H. Rohrig Production Manager Jess B Wilson Member-at-Large Frank R Byers Faculty Advisor Business Staff Production Staff Donald Martin Bill Ceuntter Robert Horn )ohn C Binder , , ,, , Jack Schaber Maunca Weir ' . Marion Bacon Herbert Colker Robg t Deyenish Sigmund Mandell Betty Brooks XI □  u Betty Dollman Talmage Booth ' Cordon Boling Mildred Finegold Charles Hassen Carolyn Weil Dick Wilson THE PLAYERS Dorothy Thauwald Jess Wilson Roderick Stewart Joanna Riley Joe Wiltsee Marcella Fink Richard Baker Abe Mandell Allen Blown Grace Kleine Mary Cortright James Maxwell Josephine Rule John Matthews Calvin Goodrich Dorothy Rodenbeck George Moore Jean Ritter Ruby Japp Fred H Rohrig, Doftie I hauwald, Ruth Durbin, Martin Cershman, V A R S I V A N I T I OF 19 3 9 E DIRECTED BY MERRILL B. VAN PELT FACULTY ADVISER RUPERT A. ANDEREGC Y S EXECUTIVE STAFF Student Producer Business Manager ROBERT F. STEWART JOE DAVIS Assistant Dance Director Jess Wilson Publicity Director Ted Menderson Stage Manager Ray Podesta Publicity Scenic Design Carl Schlacter Xed Menderson Dramatic Director Roderick Stewart Barry Stuhlbarg Personnel Director Lester Rupp Sonny Kline Assistant Personnel Director William Beltz Dick Willson Music Director Charles Medert Promotion Director Milt Garvin Program Art Design Art Johnson . g r ,g Ticket Contest Editor Martin Scheider Bill Beltz Program Editor Jerry Doernberg Robert Eckerle Student Dance Director MARY JACOBS BUSINESS STAFF CHice Staf Dorothy Bernard Dorothy Rodenbeck John Matlage Frank Cradman Don Wilson Albert Walker Presale Ticket Contest Pat Easton Vivian Manogue Merry Thompson PRODUCTION STAFF Make-up luhe Zull Dottie Fifer Millicent Griffith Annabel La Force Vivian Manogue Properties Mary Louise Vv itte Betty Lee Soencer Jane Miller Dorothy Rodenbeck Mary Belle Bradford Wardrobe Nancy Schmid Ann Roberts Mary Coughlin Helen Coates Jane Harvey Nila Martinelli Betty Rollins Janet Bahlman Virginia Wolf Stage Crew Dave Goldsmith Fred Rohrig Howard Balthasar Dick Vi eldon J C Johnson Henry Schroeder Otto Scharfschwerdt Jack Sixsmith Betty Broyles Mary Cortright Josephine Rule Bob Morton Pat Boliettieri Byron Kress Electricians Bruce Kellogg, Chief Electrician Leroy Gregory Warren R. Older Stanley Trosset Robert Tour Mel Thomas Robert Devenish Tyler Warnner William Mooar L Abbott Paul Burke Precis ion Line Pat Easton Maria nna Hunter Mary Virginia Meyer Mary Lou Rodenbeck Mary Jane Rupp Carol Scheid Janet Schilling Dons Schatzman Florence Tepper Betty Towler Betty Wilchins Ann Wilson Tap Chorus Ann Baetz lanet Fobiana Helen Glenn Ada Jane Morris Dorothy Rempe Petty Reum Corinne Stollmeier Merry Thompson Mary Lou Wetzel Men ' r Chorus Alfred Digiokina Robert Friedman Ernie Greenberg Jack Kline John Klum Robert Kocker Ray Kuhn Charles Maston Jack Tyler Virgil Watson Ed Wilcox Charles Wubbalding Sigma Sigma Chorus Jed Smal Wes Newkirk Bob Kamp Bill Ferguson Bob Heuck Bob Kelchner Dick Powell Bob Da I ton Sonny Trame Bob Bachmeyer Russ Tower CHORUS LINES lack Keefe Pershing Rifle Team Chester Denes, Officer R, C Geiger George Coomb Bill Hammeran W, L Pean Fred Heithaus Fred Darnell Harry Watson Bruce Hartman Orchestra PIANO: Ma.y Lou Beaty Harold Wegman VIOLINS: Frank Gradman Bernard Valin Charge Cari Larrick TRUMPETS: Art Johnson Robert Stevens Harold Haber ORGANIST: Louise Schi TROMBONE: Con Wilson Bill Koehl SAXOPHONE: Ed Marquart Don Schafer Jack Van Wye Danny Waits FLUTE: Sid Rindsberg DRUMS: Jack Llssenden BASS: Lester Rupp R U T H P L A T T S s O C I A L B OAR D 142 w I N G w A N G w N U G s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 MARCH 1 March tiptoed in like a lamb but may soon develop into a lion. Such weather ' 2 Dick Powell comes to blows with the authorities over censorship of the NEWS RECORD. At least they won ' t dLimp him in the lake. 3 D K, begins a drive for a new Field House and Gym with Bill Pettet as chairman of the committee. More power to ' em! 4 Goodman fans are outraged to hear that the Prom committee passes up the King to wait for something better. 5 R, T, C announces the selection of Jo Ector, Kappa Delt charmer, as honorary Cadet Colonel, Oh, to be a soldier! 7, The forthcoming Varsity Vanities, directed by Bandmaster Van Pelt and Robert Stewart, student producer, is rousing curiosity over the campus, 8, Can this be true ' ' Artie Shaw for the Prom, Hurrah for Bachmeyer and the Prom committee, 9 Half the L, A, College makes Phi Beta Kappa, — anyway, twenty-three. Three of your best cheers for the intellectual geniuses, please, 10, The U C mermen, led by Dick Fletcher, Bill Smith, and John Popov have completed a successful season, scoring 363 points to their opponents ' total of 237. 11. This was the football players ' night, what. with Spring training starting the thirteenth. 13 Crowds gathered in front of the Grill to see Mortar Board tap Sally Blank, Betty Bell, Evelyn Cleaver, Rowena Gregory, Betty Jane Mlalley, Harriet Kirst- ing. Jinx Moore, Jean Puttmyer, and MyrI Ricking. 14 The wallflowers ' dreams come true with the announcement that U. C. will observe Sadie Hawkins ' day. 15. The Vanities opened with a bang; — lots of praise due to Mary Jacoubs, who directed the dance routines, to her assistant, Jess V ilson, as well as to such super specialties as Grace Klein, Jean Clark ' s rendition of Irv Birlau ' s Dopey Cokey, and Denny Nead ' s ventriloquism. 16. There is an addition to the football coaching staff in Joe Maxwell. The best of luck to him. 17 The campusites are looking forward to Tommy Dorsey ' s sojourn at Castle Farm on Sunday next. 18. Ruth Shannon and her assistants entertained eighteen Ohio colleges at the annual Play Day. Such fun ' Rod Stewart gives gardenias to the fair femmes in the Vanities as the final curtain falls on a successful show. 20. The U C Day Banquet is held in the Student Union with the alums having a gay old time. 21 Opinion IS divided as to the success of the new method of distributing Prom tickets Is it going to work, Newkirk! ' 22. Bob Baer is elected President of the Y for the coming year and an able Cabinet IS chosen to aid him. 23. S, A. M. wins 0. D. K. ' s scholarship cup for the sixth straight semester, followed by Phi Beta Delta and Delta Tau Delta 24. Fourteen candidates announced as competitors for Prom Queen. How is a guy expected to make up his mindr 25. A new disease hit the campus and everyone fell victim to Spring Fever, thus noticeably swelling the ranks of Bridge players in the Grill. 27. Mummers completes tryouts for last play of the year, Gwendolyn Hareath. Dottie Rhauwald, Joe Vv iltsee, and Rod Stewart to play the leads. 28. The passing of the beloved Dean of the Engineering College, Herman Schneider, IS mourned by the entire campus 29. Grace Klein, Gal Goodrich, Mary Cortnght, and other prominent Mummers journeyed to Longview to present a one-act play. And they actually let them get away! 30 Out of respect to a great educator and a great man, all classes were adojurned for the day. 31. March roars out like a lion; must have seen some of those mid-term grades. 5 O P H O S 5 W I N G Saturday, October eighth the 1938-39 so- ial season was inaugurated with the Sophos )ance following the big Dayton-U C foot- all game Everyone en|oyed the music of letcher Henderson and his band of fourteen Tusicians in the Great Hall of the Union, The Great Hall was beautifully decorated; inique effects were created by the use of rtificial lighting, which produced illumma- ion for an avenue of flags Janet Fobiano on the coveted title of Freshman Queen )ean Joseph Holiday presented her with in orchid and a cup. 10 The 1939 edition of the Junior Prom was held at Castle Farm amidst as complete and interesting surroundings as any- one present could wish for The Sigma Sigma prom com- mittee in conjunction with the Student Board of Social Con- trol went all the way in providing entertainment for the student body and their many guests from the outside. The smooth rhythms of Al Donahue and his band supplied the music while the catchy voice of Paula Kelly caused many a leaious glance to a ppear on the girls ' pretty faces. The high point of the evening was, as always, the selection of the queen of the Junior Prom As we all know Miss Jean Hine. ' was the lucky girl She was crowned immediately after the grand march led bv two outstanding |uniors, Mane Leudders and Tom Bruner M;ss Hiner approached the bandstand on the arm of the Prom Committee chairman, Bob Bachmeyer, and was presented to the students by the Honorable Russell Wilson who also presented the queen by radio over WCPO After the presentation of the queen, Al Donahue played again and the assembled student body went happily back to their dancing Not long after the midnight hour two honorary fraterni- ties summoned new members Ulex was the first to announce Its 1939 selections to membership, with Sophos following not long after with their impressive mask ceremony ■JjH •s B D A N N C D E Saturday, November fifth. As a climax to Dad ' s Day and the Homecoming program, the U, C band sponsored a dance in the Great Hall of the Union after the Ohio Wesleyan- U C Came. Clyde Trask and his swingsters band helped to make the evening a great success. Martin Schneider, drum ma|or, who has won national acclaim for his leadership: Marybelle Bradford, band sponsor; Merrill Van Pelt, director, shared honors with members of the band who pre- sented a special feature as part of the floor show. Candidates for new band sponsor were introduced; cups were presented to winning sororities and fraternities of the float parade. 148 M B L I A A R Y Saturday, December seventeenth. R. 0, T C officers and cadets, in their uniforms, presented a gala appearance at the 18th annual Military Ball held in the Great Hall of the Union The Great Hall, the scene of this happy and colorful affair, was decorated in true military fashion in keeping with the spirit of the evening. The belles and beaux of this festivity danced to the rhythms of Art Morgan ' s orchestra. The highlights of the evening were: the impressive ceremony of the pledg- ing of men to the honorary national fraternity of Scab- bard and Blade; the competitive drills of the two R, T. C, units of Pershing Rifles, and the presentation of Jeanne Rempe as honorary Cadet Colonel by Major Walter Higsins. H CO i-J w Pn fXH O O pq The Cadet Officer ' s Ball, an annual event on the campus of the University of Cincin- nati, is, as its title implies, strictly a com- missioned officer affair Here it is that the military men who have attained a degree of success take a whirl at the social life so widely separated from the usual military af- fairs At this dance one meets many digni- taries of the regular army who take pride in associating v ith their potential brother officers At midnight the honorary cadet Colonel is presented to the assemblage amidst a panorama of intricate drill and a blaze of sound The pretty young officerette then presents deserving officers with awards before signaling the orchestra to play again . smart uniofrms . , . handsome men, glittering silk, and pretty ladies. 150 ENGINEERS ' B A L L Saturday, January twenty-first The Bell Music of Bert Block and his orchestra provided the rhythms for the Engineers ' Ball held in the Great Hall of the Union At midnight, amid brightly colored streamers and flashing lights, Sylvia Bottenhorn, last year ' s attractive queen of the Quadrangle, presented the loving cup to Miriam Streicher and was chosen her successo ' who was candidate of A. I, Ch. E. SOPHOS DANCE OCTOBER BAND DANCE NOVEMBER TRIBUNAL DANCE DECEMBER 10 U. of C. ' s first All-Tribunal Dance was held in the Great Hall of the Union after the Morehead-U C basket- ball game and the Mummer ' s Guild presentation of Stage Door, This was the first of a series of three popular priced dances to provide collegiate atmosphere in response to campus sentiment for more frequent and less expensive dances Larry Smith and his Ambassadors played for the dance; Coral Cable was the soloist. MILITARY BALL DECEMBER 17 CAMPUS CAGERS JANUARY 14 The second of a series of inexpensive All-University Dances was held in the Great Hall of the Union after the U, of Louisville-U C, basketball game. This affair known as Campus Cagers Dance was sponsored by the Association of Independent Students, The Shades of Blue orchestra furnished the rhythm. ENGINEERS BALL JANUARY 21 152 INTERFRATERNITY DANCE FEBRUARY 4 One of the most successful social events of the year was the fifth annual Interfraternity Dance, sponsored by the Creeks, with Ward Radcliffe as chairman The dance was held in semi-nite club style at the Gibson Ballroom Fraternity insignia and pennants lined the walls of the ballroom Tommy Tucker ' s orchestra played for this congenial group of men and their dates This dance does much to establish a democratic feeling and pro- mote good will and fellowship in the various organized groups PERSHING RIFLES DANCE APRIL 15 On Saturday evening, April 15th, 1939, the Pershing Rifles Group held a dance in the great hall of the Student Union Again we were treated to a sight of beautiful ladies and smart uniforms The affair was ex- clusive and only members and special guests of the organization were permitted to attend The music was grand and in general all present had a good time Y TEA DANCES As often as possible on every other Friday afternoon throughout the school year the Young Men ' s Christian Association presents a Tea Dance open to the entire student body The dances are organized by a special social committee of the general council of the Y which was headed this year by genial )ess Wilson whose ef- forts were the talk of the campus No one orchestra was used consistently and the variety attained was one of the maior attractions of this series of dances. NT DANCES During the final half of the school year the Student Board of Social Control drew up plans for a series of Saturday night dances which would cost the student only fifty cents to attend The idea was fine and the first dance so presented was a success The Board plans to extend its efforts in this direction so that in the years to come such dances will be an integral part of the campus social life. 153 I E A N E T T E I, I S T N E R PRESIDENT MORTAR BOARD 4irv 154 S M F R I N D I n a I L E S O W N S FFERENCE s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 Rumored to be that way about each other: Pat Easton and Wes Newkirk, Sally Blank and Bill Pettit. and Phil Calloway and Wade Cooper. 3. Chi Omegas return from their convention in Columbus where they were represented by President Poetker, Tenner, Moore and Conant, 4. Spring and Romance are indeed here Peg Griffith and Bob Dalton are seen sleeping peacefully in the Lounge with their heads together. 5. Two of our better girls, Betty Bell and Jinx Moore are off to Kansas for the Women Senate Convention there. 6. Phi Bete Spencer is awarded the Taft Fellowship in Economics. Oh, these smart 7. Chi Delta Phi does a convention in the right way when Barbara Salisbury, MyrI Ricking, and Helena hlolterhoff go to Lexington. 8. Co-op Day, a memorial to our beloved Dean Herman Schneider. Chairman Dave Brown expresses the sentiment of the entire quadrangle. 10 Let ' s take a day off and think how nice we looked on Easter Sunday. 11 Just peeked into the Junior Play rehearsal. Jean Hunnicut, Bee Willig, Rowena Cregory, Anne Kroger, etc are taking off the Seniors with a vengeance. 12. YW . gives a carnival. The big top rises over the campus and Evie Cleaver and her committee wander around in overalls advertising the merits of various concessions. 13 Certainly nice that we can rest up for the Prom at the Glee Club concert. 14 Well, we didn ' t think it would ever come off, but Artie Shaw creates a memorable Junior Prom lopped with elegant coronation festivities. 15. Bon Voyage to the Clee Club. Hope Dotty Wilson, Cinny Tye, Ellen Stickle, Mary Lou Rodenbeck, Jimmy Pease, Carl Ruehlman, Tiny Johnson, etc haven ' t forgotten their rubbers and their Alka-Seltzer. 16 All This and Heaven Too Spring vacation. 24. Back to the grind with renewed vitality and the end of school in sight. 25. Mary Dot Bucher, a charming traveller, tells Lit about a thrilling college year m Switzerland. 26. If we can only get through April, — maybe we won ' t have a war after all. 27. The Mummers put on their spring play. Gwendolyn Hareath. We ' ll miss the talent of Dotty Thauwald and Rod Stewart next year. 28. Milt Garvin and his fellow C clubbers, in one of their lighter moods, sponsor a jolly dance. 29. The D. K ' s follow suit with their dance, chairmanned by Bill Pettit. In the spring a young man ' s fancy ... 156 CANDID SHOTS 1. This Can ' t Be Love --oh, no ' 2. W. P. A? 3. Hi yourself, Marybelle. 4. Amen. 5. All over but the shouting 6. Spring scene 7. Waiting for the bath 8. Honest, folks — it ' s only coffee ' 9. Take Me Out to the Ball Came. 10. V e don ' t like you either, Cliff. 1. Annie Wells off for a big night (of study) ' 2. Two Beta boys 3. Beta Theta Pi ' s girl 4. Cooperative eating, 5. Jack seems lo be in the money 6. Another charming southern girl. 7. Of late, number one candidate for grillster. 8. Where is Helen, Dick? 9. What are you thinking about, Irva ' 10. The Cincinnatian ' s prize photographer. Roquet. 11. Wiikerson, Rifter, you have been overdrawing again! 12. Swing it, boys. 13. The end in sight 14. Abe Lincoln had nothing on our Law School boys 15. Sweet music 16. Has Kay Brennen turned blues singer? 17. Marybelle takes time off from the band. 18. CX)1 error means failure in electricity. 19. Montgomery plays chemical engineer again 20. Van Pelt looks on with an approving ' eye 1 . Worry, Worry, Worry, 2. Pi Ka. A s put pledges through the paces. 3. Phi Delts at play. 4. Jack and Mary. 5. A proud author — MHt Garvin of Bearcat fame. 6. Anderson, V oodward, and Meyer — Bearcat Braintrust. 7. Grill goons. 8. The army steps out. Who ' s taking jobs away from the W P A boys? 99 men and Phil Galloway Another of the Garvin boys. Toothpaste add Bull Session. Along the side lines. Stages score a slam, maybe We must have made a touchdown. Ciiicinnatian and News Record Big Shots. Q Q O lane Eagen gives forth with a keys-to-the- city smile Cincinnatian ' s omnipres- ent cameraman watches the ball game. Ticket number three, with a keys-to-the city smile- , Now take this prob- lem in differential cal- culus — They look like fish out of water. What ' Someone study- 7 The charming old gives way to the lucky new. 8 Score: love all. 9. Red tape 10 Drink chug-a-lug, chug- a-lug I 1 , Co on around right end. you dope ' 12 Monkeyshines 13. Heil Hitler. 14 Look at Pangello crash- ing that line ' 15 These Three — Dotty, Fritz, and Cupid 15 Bill goes en a color spree 17. Helen and Sally,— im- portant people kS More B W C s— Bee and Barby 19 Little slam. 20 Bucket brigade 21 Last to go or first to come- 22 Peters, — the personality boy 23 Rog lets up and lights up. 24, Three ' s a crowd 25. Hold Tight 26 Co-ed duo 27 Sweets from the sweet. 28 That ' s not the answer I got 29. Convention bound 30. You ' ve Cotta Football Hero. coupl 31. There ' s that again. 32 Deep m a Dream. 33 Take a letter. 34. Arresting advertising p 1. Eiuct IS ihiiiking hnu much better the cup woulil Iniik tilled with brew. 2. Hippv doing her best to make a dummy look human. 3. Could lh.1t be a bottle of milkr 4. The orch practices till dawn. S. Spring aiLd a young man ' s fancy . . . 9. Lauriel working on that Phi Bate key. 10. Carol is really saying something. 1. The Fil I Lady (of the dorm). b. ' Tis 3 happy 3. The X ' prexy. sisters. !. Now ever ybody smile and loot for the S. Spring it oftic is just 4. The age old question: Do men prefer blondes brune ttes: ■luarlet. S. Why don t you tiy finessing prexy? 10. Indiana vs. Oh Id the corner. Or 1. Station W8XR. 2. Wiike (Bus, Staff) buys a new car? 3- . Puppeteers, 4, Quit pulling my leg, 5, Painter and pipe, 6, Closing up shop — Al, the man with the keys. 7, Two Phi Delts- Both cranks, 8, Raphael Rodgers 9, Rain, rain go away Hippy wants to play, 10. Desh trying to sell books to Miriam 11. Ugly cuts a mean paper doll 12. The Engineers get a break with the Quad queen. 13. Pat and Jim under the lights Q O ]. Not loafing on the lOb are you, Desh ' u. Rest period. 19. Phyl ' Such Humor, 2. Beta ' s promising young Boyd 11 Who ' s she smiling at ' 20 It ' s really a flea circus. 3 The football team aboL t to take off 12, Lock at the birdie 21 The Chi O ' s score with orchids and horses 4, Shaving ' This new age! 13, Picnic in the park. 22. Weeter flies while Ritter and Deshon stew 5. Windy Day (Thanks T. Hart) 14. Pi Kaps listen to the radio 23 A true picture. 6 The Happy Prince 15 The Theta Phis go in for Chr stmas N ght. 24. Hopple crashes through 7. The Carvin boys IG, Is Chick playing paddy cake ' 25. Kelp, the dictator again. 8 Pi Lambda ' s outdoor gir s. 17. Ma. ' -gie and Cinny look pretty selling ' hats 26. Chum Klum — Concentration . 9. Muscle builder-upper. 18. Smiles appreciate first sun in months. i;— «-. L A U lA I E L E U B A N K PRESIDENT Y . W . C . A . 166 s C H O A C H I R E C O A R zn PC E V G N s H I P M E N T T I O N Jvl A Y 1- Registration Day for Section I. Too bad vacation ' s over, isn ' t it, boysr ' 2 The Newman Club is getting all set to give their play, Death Takes a Holiday, Cinny Hamilton and Don Kincaid play the leads, 3 H, Ad, busy getting its preparations for entertaining the high school seniors, Dorothy Korros, H, Ad, Club prexy says it will be bigger and better than ever. 4 Seniors going around in a dither these days what with graduation so near. Only a month until they leave these walls behind to try their fate in the cruel, cold world, 5, Lots of dancing going on these days. The Y gives a tea dance with such talent from the Vanities as Jess Wilson, Pat Easton, and Lloyd Cysin, Not to be outdone the Tri Delts put on one of their extra-special Spring Formals 6 U C has its first Tri-ad Dance with the Betas, Sigma Chis, and Phi Delts letting bygones be bygones . . , for one night, 5 Jack Wood, Dick Mienken, and Bob Vordenberg, golfers extraordinaire, practice digging divots and using their vocabulary . , , ! (Eds, note; not fit for print). s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 q Inter-fraternity Sing, and a great noise was enjoyed by all. 10. The regular bridge fiends such as Pat Cleveland, Emily Humphries, Dick Klein, Bud Weigle, and Betty Jane Menefee are still going strong in the Grill. I wonder if they ' ll leave for summer vacation? 11, Mortar Board and 0, D, K, sponsor Day with Helen Biggers as chairman How nice it must be to be clever! 12 The Betas add one of their best to the round of Spring Formals with the good brothers Boyd, Brown, Pettit, etc, trying valiantly to blew the roof off the place, 13. Beaux Arts Ball and the faculty proves again that they can be funnier than the students. Such fun to see George Albers, John Shott, Tom Rodgers and all the rest dressed up as characters in Grand Opera. 15 All activities come to an end, increasing noticeably the population of the Grill. 16. It ' s about time we were seeing one of those (what are they calling it now? Oh, yes — ) Profiles about. Where is it, Lyons? 17. The Co-op Club gives one of their instructive banquets. 18. Men may come and men may go but the Senior Readings go on forever. 19. Stags pursue such belles as Betty Renter, Lillie Mae Woellert, Sue Backman, and Margy Barber at the Theta Formal. 20. All the sororities get together to give a riotous Pan-Hellenic Dance. 22. Seniors are even beginning to look sad about leaving, if you can imagine such a thing. 23. Lit picnic, — initiation and ants are prominent. 24. The approaching close of school is overshadowed by the imminent exams. 25. The Terrace looks lonely and deserted with all the L. A. students busy at their books. 26 We are beginning to wonder if a college education is really worth working for ' Oh, to take time off for a movie or a game of bridge! 27. Now that the annual is out Co-editor Deshon can take time out to think about other things. Now, Desh, who is she.? 29. Delt dance at Highlands Country Club. These Delt affairs are getting better and better! 30 Memorial Day — and a welcome relief from exams. 31. When are the Cincinnatian Editors coming across with our keys? SIGMA SIGMA Daniel Laurence M Chas Milehan MEMBERS IN FACULTY C K Vv H K. Justice Robert Cowdy Frank Chandler Bob Heuck, Russ Towers Dick Powell Jed Small ACTIVE MEMBERS Bob Bachmeyer Doug Day Jack Keefe Cliff Mueller Ferguson Bob Da I ton Bob Kamp Charles Sulau Bob Biedenbender Bud Kelchner Milt Brooks Larry Cibboney VVes Newkirk Rick Campbell Sigma Sigma, the society of upper-classmen of the University of Cincinnati, was founded in the year 1898. Its purpose is to foster college spirit and to enhance the glory of the University of Cincinnati in the college world. The members are chosen on their merits alone, and without regard for fraternity affiliation. Sigma Sigma is strictly a local society, and will remain so; as its most important function — that of teaching loyalty to the University of Cincinnati by giving unselfish service to the Alma Mater- can best be performed as a local organization. MEMBERSHIP ROLL Founders 1898 Russell Wilson Robert Humphries Walter Eberhardt Parke Johnson 1899 Charles Adier 1900 Adna Innes 1901 Henry Bentley Andrew Hickenlooper Smith Hickenlooper 1902 Coleman Avery Hugh Bates Earl Cold Arthur Granger Edwin Hutchins Robert Kreimer Charles Peters William Probasco Stuart Walker 1903 Albert Baker Eustace Ball William Fillmore Edgar McAllister Harvey Shepard William Stnetman 1904 Robert Buck Lester Collier Adolph Fennel Carl Cantvoort Walter Heintz Howard Jones Vilhe Kirkpatrick 1905 Bert Lyon Fred M eh I hope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arthur Wadsworth 1906 Frank Buchanan Robert Caldwell Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walter Shafer Curtis Williams Frank Wilson 1907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kite Brown McCill Robert O ' Connell Frank Payne 1908 Merwin Aultman Norman Conway Fred Flach William Foley Bates Williams 1909 Hayward Ackerson Fred Hooker William Kite Edward Rowe Charles Williams 1910 Ernest DuBray Fred Hyndman 1911 Clifford Porter Hall Alden Hart Ralph McComas Jarnes Taylor 1912 Harry Buchanan William Hall Walter Heuck Lesley Johnson Wm Franklin Mitchell Vance Towler 1913 Richard Goettle Robert Heuck, Sr. Walter 0, Hill Chester Klein John Maescher 1914 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard John Sheriff Bert Stansbury Chauncey Tilden Neil Wnght 1915 Leonard Baehr Arthur Cordon Norman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon 1916 Howard Behle Victor Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porter John Reese Edward Robinson Herbert Schroth 1917 William Elhs Karl Hetsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris James Pease Bayle Richardson Anton Schneider 1918 Harold Althamer Walter Haehnle Herbert Jones Carl Lund Carl Markgraf William Myers Carl Rogert Millard Romaine Harold Talcott Earl Widau 1919 Howard Justice Edgar Powers Bradley Roberts Herbert Winans Francis Wright 1920 Robert Dorsey Cornelius Petzhold Alfred Wenzel 1921 Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlton Brown Carl Frey Donald Hall Edward Meyer Phillip Meyer Cyrus Osborn Robert Sarvis Edward Strietelmeier 1922 Chase Davies Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison Ideson Arthur McClure Howard Metzger Frederick Schierloh Wylmer Scott Robert Todd Edward Wagmer Randall Walker Edgar Coons 1923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W C. Havelaar Rossiter Hobbs Ellsworth Ireland Joe Linneman James Nippert Mike Palmer John Petzhold 1924 Nathan Bachman Walter Becker Ben Bryant Morton Francis John Heizer Robert Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Roth Erwin Wolfson 1925 Lynne Barber George Bradner Warren Marvin Anthony McAndrews Louis tslippert William Schmid Kelly Siddal 1926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Paisley Wesley Schmid 1927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard jervis Robert Maddux 1928 Richard Brvant Arthur Fennekohl Albert Mayer Ranald West 1929 Evan Chatfield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Early Daniel Laurence 1930 Charles Adams Harry Anderson Richard Bolton Thomas Clifton Donald Crone Frank Dost Richard Franz John Cayman jack Grieshaber William Hammond Ralph Holterhoff William Nieman Frank Owens 1931 Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harold Bohl Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Robert Cowdy Erie Hanson Paul Heckel Silverius Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Mufh Earl Soesbe Herbert Starick Richard Steves 1932 William Atkinson Herbert Brown Walter Conner Richard De.xter Duncan Frame John Gnffiths Paul Grischy Arthur Hallett Philhp Hell Ed Lidseen Carl Lunsford Louis Mendel Robert Nau David Porter Harry Rabe Edward Simrall Nathan Solinger Dan Tobin Fred Tower Alan Walsh Robert Wright 1933 Mel Bernstein Ged Brown David Devore Robert Galbraith William Gilliland Clifford Coldmeyer William Groppenbacher Fred Hoehler Robert Johnson Kosciusco Kemper Bernard Levin Louis Levy Sidney Mullikin Leon Saler George Smith Cordon Strauss Robert White Carl V illiams 1934 Carl Austing Robert Eagen Robert Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressler Donovan Sayrs Victor Strauss Walter Tuttle 1935 James Cock Harry Duncan Donald Gilbert John Hellebush William Lloyd Clyde Nau Kenneth Parker Frank Purdy William Rhame Vyayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Trame Wilbur Wright 1936 Robert Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Walter Knocke Charles Weichert Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yeager 1937 Douglas Day William Feldhaus Larry Cibboney Robert Heuck, Jr. Ralph Grace Clifford Mueller Cordon Orr Charles Gillette 1938 Robert Dalton Robert Kamp Charles Mileham Richard Powell Jed Small Charles Sulau Robert Biedenbender Milton Brooks Frank Mai by Rick Campbell Bud Kelchner Bill Ferguson Wes Newkirk FIRST ROW A Johnson, R W Bishop, J | Salovaara. | H Ritter, | E. Holhday, W Licht, Jr W E Restemeyer D. Montgomery SECOND ROW A Burks, R Deshon, C Spring, D I Cohen, D H Brown, F L Wright THIRD ROW M Margolis, R Anderson, R Alsfelder, | Guehnng, F Davis, C Hartsock. o M I C R O N D E L T A K A P P A Founded 1914, Washington and Lee University 45 Circles Cincinnati Alpha Theta Circle, Established 1931 Honor Activities and Leadership Society Membership is awarded to Junior and Senior men on the basis of character, scholarship and distinguished attainments in college STUDENT MEMBERS Robert Alsfelder Roger Anderson Robert Bachmeyer Dave Brown Ardath W. Burks Dave Cohen Frank C DaM Douglas Day Robert Deshon Jacob Guehnng Arthur Heckerman Charles Hartsock Jack Keefe Arthur Johnson William Licht Donald J tvlontgomery Milton Margolis Wilham Pettit William Restemeyer lack Ritter Jorma Salovaara Edward J Small Charles Spring Charles Sulau MEMBERS IN FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Norman P Auburn Samuel O Beall Francis H. Bird Robert W. Bishop Frank R Byers Lawrence Chenoweth William S Clark John P. DeCamp Merton L Ferson Robert C Cowdy Linus L Haby Joseph E Holliday Joseph H Kindle Daniel Laurence Phillip Ogden Louis A Pechsteir Arthur S Postle Mortimer Powell James A Quinn Herman Schneider Spencer Shank Paul W Sutton Raymond Walters Robert W Hoefer 170 FIRST ROW M Witiiamson, H Biggers, J Kistner, M Bradford, | Eagen, L EubanL SECOND ROW H Buvinger, M Rule. B Biechler. R Shanron, V Morton M B O R O A R A R D Founded 1918. Syracuse University 69 Chapters Mystic Thirteen Chapter. Established 1932 Scholarship, Leadership. Service Marione Sliank FACULTY ADVISORS Helen t-i Smith Jean Winslon MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dean Kathenne D Ingle Jean Win:,l. ■Helen N Smith Grace M Lillle OFFICERS leanette Kistner. President Helen Biggers. Vice President Marybelle Bradford, Secretary lane D Eagen, Treasurer Madelame Williamson. Historian ACTIVE MEMBERS Barbara Biechler Helen Biggers Marybelle Bradford Helen Buvinger Jane D Eagen Lauriel Eubank Virginia Horton Jeanette Kistner Marian Rule Helen Schafstall Ruth Shannon Madelaine Williamson lames W Benneft, Robert C. Bennett, Herbert C Bryson, Miles Burnett, Carson Donley, Bryan Dann, Marvin C Delaplane, Robert P. Carvev, Robert S Hahn Maurice |, Hoke, Ralph Hope, Howard S Hutzelman, John W Jarrett, F. Wm Rape, Jr. Howard E Robbings Robert Rubendunst, Don L. Smith, Richard T, Wise. P s G M U A Honorary Mechanical Engineering Fraternity Founded University of Illinois, 1915 Cincinnati Eta Chapter Established 1915 Pi Tau Sigma was organized by a group of upperclassmen in Mechanical Engi- neering at the University of Illinois in the year 1915. Thev planned an organization w hich would exist to foster the high ideals of the egineenng profession, to stimu- late interest in co-ordinate departmental activities, and to promote the welfare of its members. There are now 17 active chapters of the fraternity. The Cincinnati Eta chapter received its charter in 1926. Members are chosen from the senior, junior and pre-junior classes on a basis of scholastic standing, leadership, personality, and other attributes which will lead to success in the field of Mechanical Engineering. MEMBERS !N FACULTY E. Bullock C A Jueger E S Smith A . Bunting H C Messinger R. L Smith James W Bennett Robert C Bennett Carl E Best Henry J Bruck Herbert E Bryson Miles D Burnet Donald A Campbell Bryon K Dann OFFICERS Robert C Bennett, President Maurice J Hoke, Vice President Robert F Rubendunst, Treasurer Miles D. Burnet, Cor Secretary Carson 0. Donley, Rec Secretary Edward S Smith, Faculty Advisor ACTIVE MEMBERS Mervin C Delaplane Robert D Doepken Carson Donley Clyde R Eby Eugene K Feerer Robert P Carvey Harold E Gregory Robert S Hahn Maurice J, Hoke Ralph E Hope Howard E Hutzelman John W Jarrelt Robert F. King Guy T Cdom Donald M Odom Frederick Wm Rape, I Howard Robbins Robert F. Rubendunst Jack E Satterlee Donald L Smith George F Stockham James H Tarking ' on Harry C Taylor Richard T. Wise Paul R Assmann, Robert C Bennett, R. L Bisphnghoff. David H. Brown. Wm ) Bertsche Come C Cammack Richard A Farr Donald E. Frye, Charles R Gall William F Gebhardt, |acob W Guehring, Wm Heitman, Jack Herbstreit. H B Hoeper Donald ) Montgomery Roger Nixon D, G Reik, David S. Rosenberg Norman Saunders, Dan L. Smith, Charles Spring, Harrison P, Seuberling, H. E Troutman, Russel B Witte, |r, Warren L Wuaster, E. .B. Yelton, Louis Zimov. T A U Lowell M Alexander Edward J Barta Walter A Baude Louis Brand Herbert A Dangel Russell I Dunholter BETA Founded 1885, Lehigh University 69 Chapters Ohio Beta, Established 1915 Honorary Engineering Fraternity MEMBERS IN FACULTY P I Harold I Carber Albert C Herweh Robert E Hundley C Albert Joerger Howard K Justice Arthur H Knebel Howard B Luther Edwin T, Miller Harry L Miller Wilham C Osterbrock Lewis F Palmer Raymond W Renn Herman Schneider Bart I Shine Harold W Sibert Reuben S Tour Ralph A VanWye Edward F. White Alexander M Wilson ACTIVE MEMBERS Paul R Assmann Robert C. Bennett William J, Bertsche David H. Brown Come C Cammack Richard A Farr Donald E Frye Charles R, Call William F. Gebhardt Jacob W Cuehring William A Heitman Ashland S Henderson Jack W Herbstreit Herman B Hceper Norman B Saunders Donald A Ellis Ralph E Hope Harrison P Seuberling Robert P. Garvey Maurice J Hoke Donald L Smith Robert S Hahn Howard E Hutzelman Charles A Spring Irving M Hirschfeld Robert W, Hutzelman Hartie E. Troutman Robert H, Hunter James E jean Russel B Witte, Jr Louis Norris Thomas J Jones Warren L Wurster Guy T. Odom Robert E Maier Louis Zimov Merle H Rahmes Frank C Meer Harry J. Aubert Donald G Reik Donald J Montgomery Raymond L Bisplinghoff Everett B Yelton, Jr. Robert Nixon Donald A Campbell Carroll R Reiss William J Cunningham David S Rosenberg Byron K Dann PHI BETA KAPPA DELTA CHAPTER OF OHIO Beverly W Bond President Hazel Koppenhoefer Isf Vice President Caylord Mernman 1st Vice President Philip Ogden 3rd Vice President Robert Multiauser -Ith Vice President John Downer Treasurer Julia Kelly Secretary Samuel lames Allen Ada Arlitt I A. Barnett Daniel Bergsmark Marion Blankenhorn Beverly W. Bond V illiam C Boyce E Lucy Braun Burtis B. Breese Frank R Byers Custav Carlson Burr N. Carter Frank W. Chandler William S. Clark Hubertis M. Cummings Ralph W. Eddy Paul Ellsworth Nevin M. Fenneman Eugene B Ferris Clarence 0, Gardner Anthony George Rudolf B Gottfried Robert C Gowdy Roy K. Hack MEMBERS IN FACULTY Paul Herget Frederick C Hicks J H Hoskins Merton I Hubert Estelle A, Hunt C M. Hutchings Lloyd B. Johnston Julia Kelly John Louis Kohl Paul W. Kreider John L. LaMonte Grace M. Little S Ga!e Lowrie Louis A Luire Reginald Charles McCrane Edward F. Malone Archimede Marni Caylord M. Merriman William M Millar Louis T. More Harry R. Muegel Phillip Ogden Mariorie Stewart Palmer C, W Park George Renner, |r, Philip B Rice Rodney P. Robinson Howard D. Roelofs Meyer Salkover Otto von Schlichten Theodore K. Selkirk William T. Semple Robert Shafer Harold Shepherd John Skavlem Elliott Smith Helen Stanley Shiro Tashiro Miriam Urban William S. Wabnitz Raymond Walters C K, Weickert H B. Whaling Harry L. Wieman Jean Winston Edwin Zeydel Ivlax M. Zinninger ON JUNIOR RECORD IN 1938 Louise Johnson Chailes Keney Esther Alpern Helen Buvinger Vinton Cerf James Chapman Louise Clermont Harvey Eigherman Laurie! Eubank James Harkin SENIOR RECORD Charles Hartsock Richard Lyons Roy Manogue. Jr. Milton Margolis Bonnie Owen Dorothy Rodenbeck Harold von Schlichten Isadore Schulzinger Myron Spencer Edgar Vinacke Helen Weinberger Mariorie Wheeler John Whitehouse Martha Wood 174 OFFICERS Harney Egherman President Esther Alpern,,, Vice President Ethel Hirschman Rec. Sec ' y Dorothy Korros Cor. Sec ' y. Alvin Roth Treasurer GRADUATE ARTHUR NATHAN FRANK ROBERT H N R Y STUDENTS F R E E D M A N M E T Z S C H A P S W I N 1 T Z K Y WINKLER W S E I E L 1939 w Esther Alpern Annette Cohen Harvey Egherman Ethel Hirschman Bert Korn Dorothy Korros Hilard Kravitz Ruth Lappin Milton Margolis Grace Monnes Isadore Schulzinger Florence Shafer Myron Spenser Harold Steinberg 1940 Helen Aronoff Dorothy Bernstein S H S T 11 1) E N T S A G LI E Leonard Creenberg Florence V einberg Vivian Kellar Edith Helming Elsie Zimel Robert Kibrick Harnett Kessel Katherine Koorland Priscilla Merenbloom 1942 Elaine Ostrager Sara Pinsky Audrey Beck Bernice Rosenbaum Abner Berkiwits Frances Scheir 1941 Betty Bloom Tillie Schneider Marcia Chesley Manoah Shapiro Edythe Beren La Verne Cohen Helen Spiro Sidney Brooks Janet Cummins Selman Stem Les Diesendruck Esterose Fine Bernice Tennenbaum Alfred Dreyfus Mildred Finegold Natalie Tennenbaum Clarice Einhorn Eugene Fohlen Florence Tepper Babette Friedman Zelda Frankel Betty Vi ilchins Selma Gelperin Betty Calpin Syivia Zukerman Esther Classman Edith Ginsberg Hyman Hertzman Anite Goldman 1943 Israel Landman Melvin Guttman Cerson Fabe Helen Betty Nevi man Dorothy Horwitz Albert Fingerman Charlotte Silverstein Shirley Kaplan Shirley Rosen 175 FIRST ROW: E Yowell. M Crad, M Anderson, L Pelier. L, Mongan, L Diesendruck SECOND ROW: R Paxton, S Dreyfus, J. McLaughlin. Wilhelmy, M Korelitz, R Woodrum THIRD ROW R De Amicis, A Prugh, S Spitzfaden, A. Elliott, I Dunsky PHI ETA SIGMA FRESHMAN HONORARY SOCIETY Faculty Advisers William S Clark C W Park Active Members W Curtis Brown Redendo De Amicis Leo Diesendruck Alfred Stanley Dreyfuss Irvin Dunsky Allen Binford Elliott Brice Martin Ceiger Cordon Russell Holton Ralph P. Knosf Melvin Norman Lorelitz lohn McLaughlin Robert H Paxton Thomas Austin Prugh Morton F. Reiser Odin Wilhelmy Richard Ery Woodrum, Edward Dietz Wurster Everett S Yowell Carr S. Spitzfaden Officers Louis Pelier President Martin Crad Vice President Marion M. Anderson Secretary Edward L- Mongan Treasurer ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Sophomores Patricia Bade Alice Bishop Betty Broyles Mary Dorothy Bucher Dawn Cornell Ahce Holberg Katherine Johnson Alelaide Krone Patricia Kraft Gertrude Mauch Dorcas Marohn Phoebe Meyers Ruth Mueller Jeanette Peerless Mary Joyce Renn Ann Roberts Grace Thorpe Jeanne Stanton Jean Vogely Carol Jean Wolf OFFICERS Ann Roberts President Jean Vogely Vice President Phoebe Meyers Secretary Patricia Kraft Treasurer Miss Jean Vv inston .Faculty Adviser FIRST ROVJ B Broyles, P Bade. A Roberts. P Kraft J Vogely. A Holberg. D Maroan SECOND ROW: G. Mauch. J Peerless. C J Wolf, R Mueller. S Stanton, A Krone. FIRST ROW: M Fisher. C Smith. M Alexander. E Wmall. M Chesley. M Fisher. SECOND ROW C Schmidt. M Grie ' ,t. E Halsey, J Winston, B Rollins. C Thompson, ) VanPelt, Freshmen Marian Alexander Marcia Chesley Marjorie Dhonau Winifred Evans Martha Hill Fisher Martha Fisher Minnie E Griest Elizabeth Halsey Betty Rollins Charlotte Schmidt Hilda Sheve Genevieve Smith Natalie Tennenbaum Carolyn Thompson Jeanne Van Pelt- Elizabeth Wmall Maline. D H iVi Spicer, elionby. H Hutzelman, ). FIRST ROW: R E Myers. C Reider Harding SECOND ROW: C E Smith, R Fiscus, P Menefee, ). C Landwehr. B Sfuhlbarg, H Krauskopf, W Berfsche, B C Agostini, L. Marohn. R, Foerster THIRD ROW: F. Schaf. C. A. Dones, G Collier. W J Miller. ) Wegelm. ) Williams. R Denig. A Johnsen FOURTH ROW- I ) Salovaara, J C Beam, M F. Scheider, R A Keck. W R Oeh. R B. Witte. )r, F. Broder- sen, C Rolfes, | Satterlee SCABBARD AND BLADE National Honorary Military Society Founded at the University of Wisconsin, 1904 78 Companies C Company, 4th Regiment, Established 1923 OFFICERS David H Brown Captain Ellis E Bellonby First Lieutenanr Paul J. Maline Second Lieutenant Robert F Rubendunst First Sergeant ACTIVES Bruno C Agostini Warren Bailey James C Beam Ellis E. Bellonby George D Bennett William J. Bertsche Carl R. Bode Edwin J Bowman Charles F. Broderson David H. Brown George H. Collier Joseph A Clark Jack E Croskey VVilham J Cunninghan Robert F Denig Chester A Dones Jacob A. Fisgus Robert E Foerster James H Giles John H Harding Howard E Hutzelman Robert M Hutzelman Arthur M Johnson Reynold A Keck Henry K Krauskopf John G Landwehr Paul J Maline Luther A Marohn Paul D Menefee William J, Miller C Bruce Minturn Ralph Myers William R Oeh Richard L, Rectenwald George Reider George H, Rolfes Robert F Rubendunst Jorma J Salovaara jack E Satterlee Frank L Schaff Martin F. Scheider Donald L. Smith Glenn W Smith Clarence M. Spicer Barry S Sfuhlbarg Jackson V. Wegelin Russell B Witte Jack W. Will-ams MEMBERS IN FACULTY Major R A Anderegg Dr R C Gowdy Capt. E J Barfa Mapr C W Higgir Capf. W. A Baude Maior B Jones Capt. L. B Chenoweth Dean Arthur Postle Capt N C Geis Dr H Schneider Maior H Sibert Maior E S Smith Maior W E Stewart Capt, H. E Strickland Lt. Col. R, S. Tour Dr R Walters Major I W. Walters Capt. E Werner ROW ONE (left to nghi): E E Bellonby, ) Rernpe ROW TWO: G Smith, C A Dones, R, Fisgus. W C. Hatnmaran ROW THREE: R E. Woodrum, J. R. VanWye. G Fabe. H. S Watson. L )eweil, W. L Pean, P. Morand R. E, Miller, L. Schroder, F. | Heifhaus. ROW FOUR R. I, Mitchell, R B Hartman, G Krai, H, D. Buxton. R, M, Coldhoff. W. G Braun, R. C. Geiger, C A Rehring, J E Sigler, B E Tullis. ROW FIVE: J. M Alexander, R. Hoffman, M. Steinbuch, Al Meyer, H Fisk, L W Felts, R Stevenson, Chas Meyers, ROW SIX: R. A Rose, E Piergies, R Boster, J. HHgendcrf, C Denlmger, Ed Ess inger, C Coombs, R. Stites. R Wilhts, PERSHING RIFLES STAFF OF CO. El Captain E. E Bellonby First Lieutenant Carl P Hooge Second Lieutenant Sec I .. John C Landwehr Second Lieutenant Sec. II Chester Dones Executive Officer Glenn E Smith Finance Officer Frank L Shaf Supply Officer Sec I Edward Gebhart Supply Officer Sec II F, Boerstler Recreation Officer Robert Fiscus Publicity Officer B L Stuhlbarg Assistant Executive Officer ... Paul D Menefee Membership Officer Arthur Johnson First Sergeant Sec I J. M Wolf First Sergeant Sec II W C Hammeran FRESHMEN R E. Agster C Fabe E A Rose B J Ross 1 M. Alexander L N Felts L U. Jewell J E. Siegler W. D. Bicknell 1 S Fisk C J. Krai M L Steinbuch R. H. Boster E Gardner A L Meyer R L. Stevenson W. C Braun R C. Geiger C H Meyer R Stites W. E. Butler R M. Coldhofi R, E, Miller H S Vanwye C. W Coombs H Hilgendorf R Miller, Jr H S Watson F. D Daniel R F Hoffman M H. Morand H D. Buxton C M. Denlmger L E. Schroder E Piergies R B Hartman E. R. Esslinger 1 W Mower C A. Rehring SOPHOMORES C R Hassan R. E. Woodrum R W. Tieman VV H Buchman H L Martm R Tripp R. ) Mitchell I M Chriholm J R Roche W. C- Hammeran W. J. Pean J R Cory J M Wolf R. D. Wiliits D M. Goldsmi h W. Ellis A C Hauck H. B. Fisk F. ) Heifhaus H Cast T Tripp R, E Tullis R E. Black D L. Hardy FIRiT ROvV J B Wil=on F L Wright R C Etter. R. C. Anderson. C. F Hartsock, R, C. Canning, R, W, Bishop. SECOND ROW D Dahlman, C A Spring. J T Nolan. Jr, J. Downey. K Ziegel, M Margolis. THIRD ROW: M C, Johnson. R. Baer, E Nicol, J. H Ritter. C. C Puchfa, i Klum Jr. M A Established 1915 The Young Men ' s Christian Association of the University of Cincinnati is a fellowship of student and faculty members and aims to promote and strengthen the social, moral and religious life of University men The program includes a wide range of interests and activities and students easily find opportunities available to Cincinnati men. OFFICERS AND CABINET Roger C Anderson Charles F Hartsock , First Vice President Robert Etter Second Vice President Harold Vinacke Secretary Richard Canning Treasurer Robert Baer Music William Bayles Sophomore Council Robert Bohrer Membership and Promotion David Brown Student Relations Richard Canning Bus Mgr, Student ' s Hdbk. Richard Crane Pres.. Freshmen Council Donald Dahlman . Editor. Student ' s Handbook Frank C. Davis Campus Forum Joseph Downey Freshman Relations President Myron Johnson Campus Forum jerald Johnston Pres, Sophomore Council John Klum Y ' s Bearcat Milton Margolis Peace Education Paul Menefee Religious Services Jack Nolan Student Relations Charles Puchta Freshmen Relations Jack Ritter Membership and Promotion Harry Shady Current Events Charles Spring Inter-religious Fellowship Harold Vinacke Community Service Jess Wilson Social Ken Ziegel Publicity EXECUTIVE STAFF Robert W Bishop Ruth L Beltz Office Secretary Frank L Wright. Jr — Director of Freshmen Activities Executive Secretary Edward V. C. Nical— Director of Building Services Callie L. Hood Food Manager Louis A Pechstein BOARD OF MANAGEMENT Chairman Paul W. Sutton . ..Vice Chairman Arthur R Heckerman Roger C Anderson George B. Barbour Francis H Bird William S Clark Clayton B. Craig Wallace S Espy Merton L. Person Charles F. Hartsock Secretary Edward A. Henrt Robert S. Lambert Joseph E. Holliday M. Charles Mileham Ralph L Jacobs Hugh Med, Ritchey Joseph H. Kindle FIRST ROW S Blank | Puttmeyer, R Droege, E Sei ' r. L Eubank SECOND ROW H Kersting, W Payne, R Dragul. V Moore. R Cregc THIRD ROW E Cleaver, L Fehnng, M Poefker, M Dinkelaker ' inger, V Horfon. M W.lliamson Malley. M Geisler. w c A The Young Women ' s Christian Association of the University of Cincinnati de- clare Its purposes to be. We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowl- edge of Cod We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people In this task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow him OFFICERS Laurie! Eubank .. President Helen Biggers Vice President Edith Seitz Chairman of Freshmen Madeline Williamson Chairman of Program Betty Jean May Secretary Rosina Droege Treasurer Frances Helen Mams Executive Secretary JUNIOR CABINET Art Marian Dinkelaker Book Crackers Reabelle Dragul Campus Fellowship , Sarah Blank Community Service Evelyn Cleaver and Lorna Fehnng Finance Membership Harriet Kersting Music Wanda Payne Publicity Jean Puttmeyer The Round Table Marian Ceisler Social Planning Virginia Moore Traveling Troupe Betty Jane Malley Walrus Club Myrtle Poefker World Fellowship Rowena Gregory SENIOR ADVISORS Mary Beaver Sara Fluck Frances Brown Jeanette Kistner Mary Cratty Marian Phares Larra Curtis Dorothy Rodenbeck Alora Distler Martha Wood 1S1 FIRST ROW: h. Vv. Aoplanalp, W B. Sluss, A. F Loheide, P C Espel, D, C Moore, W. |. WLierdeman, W. A Moore, SECOND ROW: H Hill, ) Deye, R Hogan. C Mace, J, W Wolf, B L Chandler. THIRD ROW: R Bollman, R. Kerkhoff, H. Liss. R, Espel, C Evans, W. Myers ALPHA KAPPA P S I Professional in Commerce Founded at New York University, 1904 47 Chapters Eta Chapter, Established 1914 OFFICERS William Sluss President Walter Moore Vice President Charles Evans Treasurer John Abel Recording Secretary Woodrow Myers Corresponding Secretary Dr F H Bird |. P Brewster B, C Graham A, W. Holmes MEMBERS IN FACULTY H. Fred Koenig Ralph M, Miller A, T Reis Dean H, Schneic L, J. Schwallie ACTIVE MEMBERS lohn ) Abel Henry W, Abplanalp John R Boliman Bernard L. Chandler lames W. Deye Allan B Elliott Paul C Espel Robert F. Espel Charles W. Evans Charles V Grimm Richard A, Hepp Harold S Hill Robert C Hogan Ralph W, Kerkhoff Harry A Liss H lack L ' ssenden Albert F Loheide Chester W Mlace John S May Kenneth H, Moeller Donald C. Moore Walter A. Moore Woodrow W. Myers Clifford P. Pancerev William E, Partridge Forrest L Romine William B Sluss C Stewart Spitzfaden Virgil H. Watson Jack Wolf William F, Wright Walter J. Wuerdeman 182 FiRST ROW: E J om tli F b. J r tii f, J vtttei D i.Lr lg ii.ti, k L Kmis A C, Cehringer D Waits SECOND ROW W Williamson M F Littmann M F Bovee R Rost R Huiter L, Rupp, THIRD ROW R A Keck, C. L. Taglauer, ] Meyer, F C. Meer. ALPHA C H I SIGMA Professional Chemical Fra|-ernity OFFICERS Robert Vetter M A Everrette Yelton V, M A. John Meyer Representative Robert Hunter Recorder Merle Rahmes Treasurer Edwin Smith M, C, Dr, Earl Farnau Alum, Secretary Dr Hope Green Chapter Advisor MEMBERS Carl Arend Merrill Bovee Fred Broderson Harry Brueggeman Ell Dee Compton Donald Ellis Arthur Cehringer Curtis Gerald Robert Ciesse Ernest Craham Robt Weed Griffith Ashland Henderson Robert Hunter Reynold Kech Melvin Kemper Ted Kersker Richard Kling Charles Krueck Ramon Lindberg Martin Littman John McCardle Ian MacGregor Robert Maier Raymond Marienthal Frank Meer John Meyer Donald Montgomery Edward Morris Ellsworth Nelson Richard Norton Harvey Piepho Merle Rahmes Carol Reiss Lester Reuter Robert Reuthe Roger Rice Raymond Post Robert Rousse Lester Rupp Edwin Smith Jack Stevens Carl Taglauer Robert Vetter Dan Waits Warren Wurster Walter Williamson Everett Yelton Although one changes to another chapter, he must remain active ir initiated for one year 1 Alpha Zeta 2 Akron Professional Chapter. the chapter in which he is FiRST ROW L Eubank S K-etkier n bur i, M Speii.er ivl brant D lohnston. V Horton SECOND ROW L Diesendruck, J Davis M Margolis F Davis A Stalnaker, Wilhelmy D C O BATE U N C I L OFFICERS Myron Spencer President Frank Davis Secretary Milton Brant Treasurer Mayer Singerman Manager Virginia Horton, Lauriel Eubank Women ' s Representatives Henry Winkler Alumni Representative Milton Margolis Men ' s Representative Martin Rosen Auditor Charles Hoffman Faculty Advisor Ardeth W, Burks Student Director Frank Davis Baron Cold Maurice Schimmelman Armand Stalnaker MEN ' S DEBATE SQUAD Larry Morgan Joe Davis Milton Margolis Mayor Singerman Henri Vorbroker Everett Yowell Leo Diesendruck Martin Rosen Myron Spencer Odin Wilhelmy Louis Zimmerman Frieda Brown Dorothy Johnston WOMEN ' S DEBATE SQUAD Ruth Meister Lauriel Eubank Patricia Kraft Lou Ann Moon Virginia Horton Shirley Meckler Jeanne Stanton 184 FIRST ROW E Vinacke, E Schifnn, ) Weiles, Helen Schafstall, R Deshon, R, Chapman, P. Painter. SECOND ROW, D Dahlman, H Winkler, M Margohs, D. Johnson. UNIVERSITY ARTS BOARD To promote and develop among the students a keener appreciation of and ar opportunity to work in the fine arts Helen Schafstall President James Weiler Treasurer Robert C Cowdy, Kathleen Ressler Faculty Advisors Ardath Burks Ruth Chapman Don Dahlman Robert Deshon Dick Krebs BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ml ton Margohs David Rosenberg Elaine Schifrin Ed Vinacke Henry Winkler ARTS BOARD WORKSHOP Charles Johnson Art Appreciation James Weiler Music Appreciation Ed Vinacke Drama Paul Painter Creative Art David Rosenberg Creative Music Ed Vinacke Creative Vv riting Dan Johnson Posters 185 FIRST ROW. H. Biggers, V Stitel, ) Matthews, B Williamson, J. Kistner, H. Schmidt, J. Schaeters B Towns- ley. B Spitz. SECOND ROW B L. Spencer. M. Batzios. T. R. Dragul. H Pfaffenntter. E. Backherms. H M. Stadelman. E Surdo, C. Monnes. THIRD ROW: T. Besuden, K. M. Hunterman, D M. Winter, M, G Stillings, E, Hall, M. Milligan. s K A G P A M T A A U Honorary Applied Arts Women ' s Fraternity Founded 1934, University of Cincinnati MEMBERS IN FACULTY Miss Hope Warner Miss Jessie Paul President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS 1938 1939 Helene Schmidt Virginia Stifel leanette Kistner Esther Kaufman Betty Williamson Ellen Surdo ,Clare Hoffman Marilyn Stillings ACTIVE MEMBERS Esther Bockherns Mary Batjios Til Besuden Helen Biggers Reabelle Dragul Irma Hall Clare Hoffman Mildred Hunterman Esther Kaufman Jeanette Kistner )oyce Matthews Margaret Milligan Grace Monnes Helen Pfatfenritter Jo Schaefers Helene Schmidt Martha Sherman Betty Lee Spencer Bernice Spitz Hulda Stadelman Virginia Stifel Marilyn Stillings Ellen Surdo Barbara Townsley Betty Williamson Dorothy Winter 186 FIRST ROW B Mendelsohn. C Scheider, J. Drace, V. Adelsperger, L Hearon. D Korros, E Derrick, C Durham, P Arend, B Tennenbaum SECOND ROW F Anderson, B Morns, J Kinney, E Buegel, | Rempe, D Krehnbnnk, M Baxter, ) A Auch, B Fulkerth THIRD ROW: V |acob. | Hunmcut, H Thurner. M M Sweeny, E Pyle, ) Braam, A Cohen. L Posner FOURTH ROW E Helming, E Bronstriip, M Werner, M Shannon. S Dehoney. D Anderson. C J Wolf, S, Emdin FIFTH ROW E Heilman, V Michael, J Cravett, D. Von der Halben. S Pinsky HOUSEHOL D ADMINISTRATION CLUB Founded 1925 OFFICERS Dorothy Korros President Lynette Hearon Vice President Charlotte Durham. . Recording Secretary Virginia Adelsberger, Edna Derrick Corr. Secretaries Betty Jean May Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Elizabeth Dyer Helen Hartman Emily Hays Jones Alma J, Knauber Anita Smith ACTIVE MEMBERS 1939 Virginia Adelsberger Ellen Buegal Annette Cohen Phyllis Carlier Nita Drace Lynette Hearon )eanette Kinney Dorothy Korros Betty Jane Morris Virginia Michael Betty Jean May Jean Rempe Margaret Sweeny Margaret Shannon Gladys Shnieder 1940 Margante Arend Mary Baxter Jean Braam Martha Barnes Edna Bronstrup Agnes Carlson Charlotte Durham Edna Derrick Blanche Fulkerth Edith Helming Hu Vera Moore Carline Millican Sara Pinsky Ethelwyn Pyle Ida Streithorst Alice Schroeder 1941 Dorothy Anderson Esther Heilman Virginia Jacob Lou Ann Moon Dorothy Stadler Dorothy Von der Halben Carol Jean Wolf 1942 Judith Ann Auch Frances Anderson Sherry Emdin Jane Cravett Doris Krehnbrink Bernice Mendelsohn June Nelson Leah Posner Dorothy Rempe Helen Mae Thurner Bernice Tennenbaum Myra Werner W I G WAG Founded 1931 Faculty Advisor fviiss lean Winston Sophomore Council Edna Mae Biust Carol Brestel Evelyn Cliasanov Eleanor Conant Miriam Endebrock Betty Hope Dorcas Marolin lean Schwab anet Schilling Shirley Startsman Vogely Dorothy Wilson Officers Sophomore Council Dorcas Marohn President Carol Brestel Secretary lean Vogely Treasurer FIRST ROW. E Chasanov, C Brestel, |. Vogely, D SECOND ROW: M Endebrock, S. Startsman, E M. Marohn, Blust, I, D Wilson, E Conant, Schwab, B. Hope. FIRST ROW T Winder, R Dunlap, Ml. Shaw, B. Ewald, C. Schetd, P Reum 0V |. Cravett, I Mlanogue, | Ritter, D Rempe w tedbr-- u - Freshman Council Betty Doyle Ruth Dunlap Beverly Ewald lane Cravett lane Manogue lane Miller Dorothy Rempe Patty Reum lean Ritter Carol Scheid Mlaxine Shaw Tillie Winder Officers Freshman Council Beverly Ewald President Maxine Shaw Secretary lane Miller Treasurer c o o c U B OFFICERS Richard Farr President Frank Robinson Vice President Don Dahlman Secretary Guy Odom Treasurer The object of the Co-op Club is to encourage intermingling of the students of the College of Engineering and Commerce through social activities During the past year the club has attempted to attain this end by sponsoring a social event in each section This year ' s program was high-lighted by the Engineers ' Ball, held in January, the Co-op Stag, and a Senior party, both held in the spring. 1 ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Art Johnson President Don Wilson Vice President Don Schafer. Jr Secretary Jerry Doernberg Treasurer VIOLINS Frank Cradman Carl Larrick Donald Wilson Don Singer Bernard Valin FLUTES Sidney Rindsberg Betty June Arthur TRUMPETS Arthur Johnson Joe W. Davis Scott Simpkinson Jerry Doernberg CLARINETS Don Schafer, Jr. Charles Leonard Ann Turney Alice Jones TROMBONE Jane Cahl PIANO Mlary Lou Beaty Mary Dubinsky BASS Dick Shibiya Herbert Yeagley Lester Rupp 190 f nrd-J . l ■' - % v4 -..t: jj fc f r ' 9 i B A President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Director Drum Majcr Band Sponsor 1938-39... Band Sponsor 1939-40.. Advisor Band Managers Student Director N D Arthur lolnnson William Beltz Jerry Doernberg |oe Davis Merrill B Van Pelt Marty Schneider Mary Belle Bradford Nancy Schmid R A Andregg II Ammon, Sonny Klein, Richard Vv illson Charles Medert Trumpets Howard Balthasar Robert Brode Joe Chomel Joe Davis Jerry Doernberg Chester Dones Norman Durst Harold Haber Royce Jennings Arthur Johnson Byron Kress Forrest Leever Charles Merckel Albert Meyer Frank Pustai Otto Scharfschwerdt Henry J Schroeder Bruce Shuey Scott Simkinson Will iam Spicer Robert Stevens Clarinets Marion Anderson Flavius Bartlett Bill Boatnght Raymond Brecht Edwin Burdette Donald Cruse Le Roy Gregory Fred Jarvis Charles Leonard Edward Marquart Personnel Edward Medley Eugene Polk George Pulskamp Nickolas Ribarue Don Schafer Robert Skinner Robert Tour Jack Van Wye Harold Vayhinger Dannv Waits Phil White Drums John Abel Armin Bernet Robert Devenish Jack Lissenden Ray Podesta James Schepmann Stanley Trcssett Homer Van Atta Richard Weldon Herbert Yeagley Trombones Bill De Vau.x Jack Elg.n Edwin Fink Elton Helfrick William Koehi Robert Morton Robert Mullemx Karl Schlacter Robert Stewart Dun Wilson Basses William Beltz Roberl F.nk Bruce Geiger Elkan Horwitz Lester Rupp Virgil Watson Saxophones Harold Brown Sylvan Burke David Klarer Maynard Knapp Robert McNutt Henry F Schroeder Robert Shively jack Si.vsmith Marvin Smith Phil Steifler Baritone Donald Angell Carl Best Flute Piccolo Nelson Chambers Ernest Eckerle Bruce Kellogg Sidney Rindsberg Alto Horns Paul Burke Richard Fink Chester Flurkey William Montgomery Eugene Painter u X ounded 1919 Norman Auburi Charles Hoffma MEMBERS IN FACULTY Arthur Holmes lames Quinn M. Charles Mileham R.p Van Winkle Morty Powell Linus Haby Red Woodworth OFFICERS Fred Brune Francis Shannon Milt Brooks Wes Newkirk President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ACTIVE MEMBERS 1936 Robert Heuck Richerd Pennington Marty Scheider Milton Brooks Cordon Miff William Pettit Fred Daum Fred Brune Charles Jordon Richard Powell Ray Frey Douglas Day Robert Kamp Paul Forsythe John P Jones Andrew Douds lames Lauck Bruce Brown Dick Neff Lawrence Cibboney Carl Cwinn Harry Mittwede Harold Nieman Bil! Bischoff Ed Jucker Bob Bohrer V alter Knocke Dick Norton Wes Newkirk Ken Heuck William Oeh Francis Shannon John Popov Ed Alexander Cordon Orr William Shober Joe Lowry Tower Robertson Jack Seyffer 1937 Jed Small 1938 Bill Ferguson Bud Kelchner Dick Jones Loyld Cysen Roger Anderson Robert Bachmeyer Frank Davis Rick Campbell Robert Dalton 1939 Kenny Pitt Jim Kee Bill Mire Courtney Crover Ernest Fisher Bill Bayles Roger VanSchoyck THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OlfF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS PROF, REUBEN S TOUR Counsellor HAROLD J. GARBER Adviser DONALD J. MONTGOMERY President RICHARD A. PARR Vice-President JAMES L. WEILER Secretary-Treasurer AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS The StLident Chapter of the AXmencan Society of Civil Engineers was established to promote contacts between the various classes of the Civil Engineering Depart- ment and to foster a professional spirit among the students President D. E- Frye Vice-President R. V. Curtis Secretary W. J. Cunningham Treasurer E. H. Allen Faculty Adviser Professor H B Luther Seniors Ammon, W. J. Biesack, S. R. Brown. R_ P. Curtis, R. V. DeMarco, Frank Fletcher. R. H. Frye, D. E Crote, C. I Heitman, W. A. Ivlorris. M tA. Pfeil. A. E. Reider, Ceorge Sa ' ovaara, J J. Seuberling. H. P. Shober. W. B. Stiene, N. J. Warner. P. M. Witfe, R. B. Juniors Agostini, B. C. Allen. E H. Baumgarten, R. R. Catlin. R. E. Cunningham, W J. Denig. R. F. Enslen. N. W. Hiener, R. M. Humphrey, J. V. D Jantsch. R. E, Kennedy, T. J. Kindberg, E. A. King. R. N. Klarer, David Meinders, W. B. Meinken, D ). Ivlessmer, M H. Morton, G A. Sears. C G- Sharkey, T B Shoemaker, R. C. Stetfens, L A Pre-juniors Baffa, J I Barrett, L D. Bondurant, T C, Bratton, ) M Combs, C L. Conrad, A. A. Courte, J R. Diehl. J A Flatt. C R Cersfner, D A, Garvin, Daniel Hahnemann. R. H. Huber, A, Huitger, F R. KaC, S. Krapp, L F. Kraus, Victor Leicht. J. W. kevy, M. L. McNutt, R, J, Maham, C- L Malora, S. E. Merlino, ]. R. Nuckolls, C R. Preus, L. Reed, C S. Nodarse, A. Richards, W F. Roberts, C, E. Schlacht, H. Schneidler, G. A. Thomas, M. A Walter, C W. White. Vy, W. Weiner, ) C Wkham, R. 0. Sophomores Amick, J. C. Andrews, T, L. Banks, A. K. Bohrer, Max Chapman, E C. Doerner, J, H. Crad, P Hardy, D, L Indiere, H, W. Kocher, R, W, LeGrand. H W, Majoewsky, V, W. Perkins, B, Prescotf, F L Renneker, M C. Sale, R. C Seta. J. A Scrano. F M. Van Guelpen, R. H. Wagner, K T Waldman. R, S. Warder, | B. Weber, G, E. t J J . t • . %f - ir w FIRST ROW W H Hall. M C Delaplane. R Rubencunst. H Hutzelman, E Mannt. J Mapes, B Dann SECOND ROW; H, J. Bruck, H, B, Schultz, J. Satterlee, K S, Crittendon. E M, Estes, C, F. Bradley AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS HOWARD HUTZELMAN Chairman DON SMITH Co-chairman ROBERT RUBENDUNST Secretary-Treasurer RUEL L SMITH Honorary Chairman FIRST ROW Bennett, Bryson. Easton, Smith R, Smith D, Wi?e. Zimmer, SECOND ROW: King, Foley, Kunkef. Mann, Kmsmore, Scott, Murphy. THIRD ROW: Shrive, Ferrer. Chyrchel, Hahn, Hundley FOURTH ROW: Talbot, Hurd, Shelton. Okvit 195 -IRST ROW: B. Hope, 1. Mecksrroth, J. Hoff, B Johnston. E Bilimann, C Daviass, Christian. SECOND ROW R Shannon. E. Lugmbuhl, C Brestel. I. Brandau, V. Dietz. M E Looney, Ivl Sweeny. THIRD ROW B Baiter. A. Biechler, R. Mueller. w B O A A A R D W A A. Board functions to stimulate interest in sports among women on campLis, and by setting up a varied program of activities to make available to them an opportunity to participate in tliose sports It also regulates the organization of the association, supervises the point system, provides for choosing the C -ring girl, and works on |oint projects with other campus organizations. In setting up the aims of the organization, W. A A Board strives to place emphasis on the value of sports from the standpoint of health, recreation, relaxa- tion, and increasing social contacts OFFICERS Barbara Biechler President Betty Johnston Edith Bittman Vice President Montana Randolph Helen Wehk.ng Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary .Treasurei MANAGERS Betty Hope Hockey Eleanor Luginbuhl Basketball Carol Brestel Baseball Jean Hoff Swimming Virginia Dietz Archery Alice Biechler Riflery Bonnie Owen Fencing Irene Brandau Tennis Margaret Sweeney Golf Ruth Shannon Play Day Chairman Mary Ellen Looney Social Chairman Marjorie Christian Red Cross Corps Captain June Hill A. F. C. W. Treasurei Betty Baiter Outing Florence Endebrock .. Engineering Representative Ruth Mueller Engineering Representative Irva Meckstroth Publicity Chairman FIRST ROW V Horton M W.lliamson, M SECOND ROW J Ivlethven, D, Rodenbeck. Ricking, H. Ho ' terhoff, M, Milligan, CHI DELTA PHI Founded 1919. University of Tennessee 29 Chapters Alpha Omicron. Established 1930 Honorary V omen ' s Literary Fraternity MEMBER IN FACULTY Helen Abigal Stanley OFFICERS MyrI Ricking Barbara Salisbury Elaine Rosenthal Launel Eubank Lois Eubank Helena Holrerhof President Treasurer and Editor Secretary ACTIVE MEMBERS Virginia Horton Jean Luberger Margaret Milligan Madeline Williamson lean Methven Patricia Patsky Dorothy Rodenbeck Llcabeth Wm, Elaine Rosenthal MyrI Ricking Barba ' a Salisbury KINDERGARTEN STUDENT ' S CLUB Members in Faculty Frances Jenkins Mary C Waite Affleck. Jean Duff Altermeir. Alice Baumann, Rhea Mae Biggers, Mary Jean Borsch. Ruth Brown. Dorothy Ann Burgin. Lillian Burkhardt, A. Jeanne Campbell. Kathleen Chambers. Lois M Chenal. Grace Clarke. Vera Clemens. Lucile Anna Crawley, Mary Cunningham. Dorothy Danenhauser. Joyce Dewey, Mary Louise Droege, Rosina Mary OFFICERS President Evelyn Ogg Vice President Dorothy Brown Secretary Hermine Telker Treasurer Lillian Burgin Auditor , Betty Jane Malley MEMBERS OF THE KINDERGARTEN STUDENT ' S CLUB (juniors, Seniors, and Fitth-Year Students) Friedrich. Rosida Irene McCarthy. Suzanne Fntzsch, Margarite Soma MIcCoy, Elizabeth Frommeyer. Betty Rae Cetsug. Betty Glover. Mary Kathenne Griffith, Millicent Hamilton, Lois Handman. Annette Henderson. Roberta Hill, June Huwe, Marie Johnson, Dorothy Lillian Kamman, Estelle P. Kapfer, Virginia Ml Marie Kellum, E Louise K.rsch, Helen C. Koenig, Elizabeth Lange. Helen C. McNeal, Wanda MlacFarland, E Mane Malley, Betty Jane Mathis, Harryette Mies, Marilyn Miller, Molly Minges, Eleanor Adelea Morrison, Dorothy Ellen Mlurphy, Helen E Oesper, Lois Carol Ogg. Evelyn Paul, Nancy Pettit, Martha Elizabeth Petzhold, Martha Luise Robinson, Alberta Roehm, Dolly H, Faculty Adviser Grace Anna Fry Ronsheim, Katherine Rothier, Helen Sanders, Jane Sanders, Jean Schmidt, Margaret Anne Schneider, Estella Shannon, Ruth Margaret Sternberg, Carolyn Struble, Ann Telker. Hermine Tye. Marcella Ulmer, Lucy Vail, Marjorie Westendorf, Eloise Whitaker, Laura Roberta Williams, Bernice Zull. Julia FIRST ROW I Puttmyer, V Bottenhorn, E Schifnn, C Krufhaup, R Lehman. ) Emmert, M Phares. SECOND ROW: J, Clear, B, Wilhg, R Platts, J. Naberhaus, H M Stadelman, K Cundy, G U I D O Founded 1926, University of South Dakota University of Cincinnati Chapter, Established 1934 Honorary Auxiliary to Scabbard and Blade OFFICERS Genevieve Kruthaup Captain Ruth Lehman First Lieutenant Jean Rennpe Second Lieutenant Elaine Schifrin Sergeant-at-Arms Winnifred Albright Clerk N KAPPA DELTA Honorary Education Fraternity OFFICERS Mary Alice McCartney President Mildred Maddux Vice President Harriett Hensler Recording Secretary Nomica Cazeman Corresponding Secretary Helen Puhl Treasurer Luise Reszke Reporter Miss Frances Jenkins Counselor P I Grace Chenal Bella Cohen Mary Louis Dewey Mary Louis Harder Chester Heery Jessie Hollweck Estelle Kamman Wanda McNeal NEW MEMBERS Evelyn Ogg Marrha Petzhold Ellen Stahl Hermine Telker Viola Wahlbrink Irene Wander Grace Wasmer Louis Wellman Ann West HONORARY MEMBERS George H Reavis Ester Schroeder 198 Honorary Literary Society Founded 1900 Officers Mariorie Wheeler Myrel Ricking Marian Ceisler Elizabeth Hidden Thomosa Carley Program O ' Active Members Helen Buvinger Thomosa Carley Evelyn Cleaver Launel Eubank Marian Ceisler Rowena Gregory Elizabeth Hidden Jeanette Kistner Mary McDevitt lean Putfmeyer MyrI Ricking Elaine Rosenthal Marjorie Wheeler Martha Wood Presideni Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW ) Puttmyer. M Rickmg. M Wlieeler. E Clea ei SECOND ROW H Buvinger. J. Kistner, M. Wood, R, Cregory, FIRST ROW I Clear, H Schafstall, M. Wilike, A. Rose, R, Lehman SECOND ROW M Moore. E, Rand, F Brown PI CHI EPSILON Honorary Fraternity For Engineering Women Officers Ruth Lehman President A ' ma Rose Vice President julia Clear Secretary-Treasurer Helen Schafstall Cor Sec ' y Active Members Irene Bell Freida Brown juha Cear Edith Ann Elliott Lenore Klopp Ruth Lehman Millicent Moore Alta Newton Edwina Rand Dorothy Schluefer Helen Schafstall Carol Smithner Elsie Walter Margaret Wiiike URST ROW D Feafherslone. E Dinkelaker, L Woolsey, A Norton SECOND ROW: C Bausewme, V. Majoewsky, R. Hill, W Wolf. O P H O S Honorary Sophomore Activity Fraternity Founded 1931, University of Cincinnati Officers Lou Woolsey President Ed Dinkelaker Vice President Arthur Norton Secretary Ed Wooster Treasurer Dale Featherstone Men ' s Senate Representative Joseph Holliday Faculty Advisor George Bausewme Harold Bowman Fred Buddie Dick Cutter Active Members Ed Dinkelaker )ack Doerner Dale Featherstone Jack Freidman Russ Hill ' ictor Majoiv Bill Morton Art Norton ' Sky Morrie Schimmelmann B.ll Wolf Lou Woolsey Ed Wurster H E National honorary Fraternity in Kindergarten Primary Education Officers Helen Ruoff President Evelyn Ogg Vice President Virginia Kapfer Secretary Betty McCoy Treasurer Estelle Kamman Custodian Ruth Everett Counsellor A Graduates Alice Altemeier Joyce Danehauer Helen Kirsch Helen Rofhier Seniors Rhea Mae Bauman Lillian Burgin Ruth Lange Marie MacFarland Lois Oesper Juniors Dorothy Brown Marguerite Fritsch Betty Jane Malley Mary Dewey Marjorie Vail ETA KAPPA N U Honorary Electrical Engineenn Fraternity Founded 1934, University of Illinois 28 Chapters Tau Chapter established 1923 Officers _ouis Zimov President Charles Call V.ce President Jack Herbstreit Cor Secretary H Benner Hoeper. . Rec Sec ' y John Godfrey . . Treasurer Members in Faculty ' C B Hoffmann A C Herweh A M Wilson E F. King E L Mitle: Active Members P E Berghausen B E Charlesworth C R Call J S Godfrey A W Goldman W W. Gulden H B Hoeper |_ B Herbstreit G. W. Little R M. Panion ). M, Popp D. G, Reik Philip Seeskin James Seeger H. E. Troutman F. A. Wissel Louis Zimov FIRST ROW A W Goldman, streit, C W Little, SECOND ROW; P Seeskin. J, Seege Berghausen. J, S Godfrey, I. M, Popp, W, W. Gulden A M Wilson, C R Gall, J, W. Herb- ssel. D. G Reik, R. M, Panian. FIRST ROW E Buegel. D Korros. J. Rempe. C, Hubbell SECOND. ROW B J May. R Platts, M Bradford. TAU PI EPSILON Officers Dorothy Korros President Esther Collom Haefer Vice President Ruth Platts., Cor. Secretary Ellen Buegel Rec. Secretar Jean Rempe Treasurei Members in Faculty Ada Hart Arlitf Nell A. Hazemeyer C Claire Hubbell Jane Brutton First row W, ) Koehl, P Stiefler, V Watson, W, Belt:, J. Davis, A Johnson, B H. Kellogg, C A Dones, M. F Scheider. SECOND ROW E Horwitz, L. Gregory, H. Balthasar, B De Vaux, D. Wilson, C Spicer, J. Doernberg, R. Shively. THIRD ROW. P Schafer, H. J, Schroeder, B, M. Ceiger, |. R Mullemx, R. Devenish, B. Kress, D. Klarer, E. Burdette, KAPPA KAPPA PSI Honorary Bandsmen ' s Fraternity Officers Art Johnson President Joe Davis Vice President Bill Beltz Secretary Bruce Kellogg Treasurer William DeVaux Editor DELTA KAPPA SIGMA Founded University of Cincinnati, 1933 Honorary C E, Fraternity Members in Faculty Anderegg, R, A. Palmer, L. F Shine, B J. Luther, H B. Renn. R W. White, E F, Section I Section II 1939 1939 1940 Robert V. Curtis President William A Heitman .. President Bruno Agostini Arthur E Pfeil Secretary Mark Morris Secretary William Ammon, Jr. „ . , William Cunningham George Reider Stanley R. Biesack p eMarco Norman J. Steine Richard F. Brovi n ( j . q - « ' l ' Donald E, Frye George Morton 1940 ' ' ' ' ' - 5 ' ° William Shober Edwin H Allen TTvjL ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ° ™ ' Robert Baumgarten ' ' P- ' Warner Thomas J. Kennedy ' eli Catlin Edwin A. Kindberg D. Jacob Kleinken Thomas B Sharkey 202 JUNIOR ADVISORS Officers Betty Beil Chairman lean Puttmeyer Asst. Chm Dean Kathenne D Ingle Faculty Adviser FIR T ROW- R Cregcry V Moore B | Menefee. A White. D I Bernard. B Bell. | Puttmyer. M Poetker. M, Griffith. SECOND ROW E Rosenthal. H. Kerstmg. E Ciarniello, M Konerman. I Brandau, E Rankin. ) Emmert, S Blank. R. Dragul THIRD ROW: W Payne. B J Malley, I. Salovaara, B. Willig, A Biechler, J Hunnicut. R. Werle, L. Fehring, E Cleaver. c o - E P c L U B Officers Edwina Rand Pr =siden: Joyce Matthews ...V Presideiii Susanne Wolfe Sec ' y. Trea:. FIRST ROW M Moore. ) Clear. H, Schafstall, E Rand, S. Wolfe, M Werfz. M Wilike, A. Rose, A Magee SECOND ROW: P Conneighton, M A Keller, M L. Anderson. J Moorhead. F Brown, A. Forsyth, M, Ruehl, M Phares THIRD ROW I Naberhaus, M Yunger, P Smith, Bobbie Inon, Betty Irion, R Lehman, G Kruthaup, E Schifrin, A Stainboock FOURTH ROW M Seuberlmg M Ruscher, T. Luessen. R Mueller. H Brockhoff, H McClain, H Liles R Gregory. E. Cleav er, E. Rosenthal, J Puttemyer, B Bell. Eleaine Rosenthal Vigilance Chairman Betty Bell, Evelyn Cleaver, Rowena Gregory, Jean Puttemyer Vigilance Council V I G I LAN C E c O U N C I L BETA S I GAMMA G M A Founded University of Wisconsin 41 Chapters Ohio Alpha, Established 1922 1939 Amy Diamond Albert Loheide Vv alter V uerdemar )uha Clear Helen Schafstall Millicent Moore Margaret W ke 1940 Helen Crovi ' Clifford Rybolt Roy Cammack Wilrna Loichinger William Sluss William Cebhardt Presidei First Section Carl Lohrey Vice Presidi. Harry Snady Secreta Philip Engle Treasui Second Section George Shively Vice Preside John Bowman Secreta Elbert Linville Treasur COMMERCIAL ENGINEERS Charles R. Call John S Godfrey A Wynne W. Gulden lack Herbsteit I Seniors Benner H. Hoepit F F, Johnson A Schoehstem Aaron Sivitz H E. TroLitman Louis Zimov Albert W. Goldman P E Berghausen Robert Biedenbender Robert S Butts B E Charlesworth Harry B, Dun ' ap W. S Erwin Frank T. Hawke Mark P Herschede Jack H Sherman juniors Bert Hudson E, M, Johnson Mitchell P. Kartalia Louis Kazda John H. White George W Little Edward Howard Medley Robert M. Panian John M Popp Francis A. Wissel Fiank S. Ranz Don Reik lames W. Seeger Phillip Seeskin 5 V Bafry Charles P. Beedle David J, Birrel Howard Brelsford Gerard H. Caine Howard Gartner Frank R. Cunningham John G Engelkamp Elmer J Faust James R Freeburg John L Freiberg Chas. Bass Gordon Leroy P, Gregory Louis W. Habel Leroy S, Hahn Paul W, Harper Pre-)uniors Jonas S. Heiser James F. lohnson James W Jones William C Kilduff John K. Lamb Edward H. Marquart H. McKenney Lawrence R. Peasley Robert A. Young Francis P. Price Orin W- Queen lahn P Quitter Fredereick H Rohn Bruno A Romano C. R, Shultz Elmer H. Smith Henry A, Starbuck Warren Fenton Stubbir Herbert Tragesser William R. Wagner Albert S, Walker James Wear William J Weber Clarence A Wetherill Hiram G. Whitcomb Herbert H, Blackschleger Calvin C. Bopp D. E. Bowman Albert J. Brunck Paul E. Burke John P. Davis Jack Edmonds Edwin C Ellig Walter E. Ellis Max L. Flack Ross F, Fox W J, Freeman Faber Colay James Harding C W. Heater Donald Hines Philip A. Hoffman Allen Hopkins E. K. Houser Robert F. Howard Jack Wooley Sophomores Layton A. Ingelfinger E Dilworth Kay Harry Ellis King C R Kreider W. E. Lear Dale S. Luther Jack E. McCul lough Thomas McKeith Wilford E, Metzger Milton H. Messner F. A Norton Chris C. Pfitzer Arnold J. Phillip Frederick G. Popp Raymond G. Porter T. A. Prugh Marvin Ross George P. Schambach E. W, Schuessler Roland G. Shaffer E. G. Slaughter R S. Smith Roger L. Starffer William J Studt William J, Tateman Robert H, Uphaus A. R. Weber William J. Weber Richard A, Willscn Laverne Winkle William E. Worth 205 ALP ALP P H A H A I Honurar Nursir Founded ig Fraternity 1926 OFFICERS Emily Leimaiin President Emily Cruen .... Vice President Leola Core Secretary Martha Emerich Treasurer Active Members Ruth Adams Ruth Bush Genevieve Clark Martha Emerich Leola Core Emily Cruen Emily Leimann Pledges Donna Balton Joan Clarl. Helen Cline Dierdre Driver Charline Eckert Elizabeth Frank Eleanor Furry Marjorie Kirkpatrick Betty Koeller Betty Koogler Bessie Lankin Ruth Martin Helen Myers Dorothy Neubauer Jean Nielson Dorothe Smith lean Smith Sara TePas Jeannette Tucker Barbara Williamson LaVerne Zoller FIRST ROW: M Emerich, E Leimann, E. Cruen. C Clark SECOND ROW: L. Core, R Adams, R. Bush SCARAB Professional Architectural Fraternity Founded 1909, University of Illinois Osiris, Established 1929 Members in Faculty Merle E. Bottomley Alan K, Laing C Leslie Martin Ernest Pickering Ceorge F Roth Officers Charles Johnson .. President Robert Pmkerton V. President Thom as Rodgers ..., Secretaiy Warren Mosier Treasurer Robert Deshon National Director of Activities 1939 Robert Deshon Ceorge Mayer Karl Merkel William Michaels Warren Mosier Robert Pinkerton Ward Ratchtfe Thomas Rodgers Karl Schlachter John P. Shannon 1940 Ceorge Albers William Cuentter Charles Johnson Dale Lloyd Raymond Peterson 1941 Ted Brinkmeyer Bruce Dumbacher Harry Mueller jerry Riegel Joe E. Fey John Schott FIRST ROW I Shannon, M | W. Ratchffe, T K Rodgers. W H Mosier, K, H Merkel, C Mayer SECOND ROW. R Deshon, | Riegel, J Schott, K Schlachter, B Dumbacher, R Petersen w H s w H n AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI REPRESENTATION FOR 1937-1938 CAIRNS, Betty, Born: Feb, 17, 1917, New Britain, Conn. Honors: Pres. Wo. ' s Vigilance; Man- aging Ed, of year-book; Junior Advisor; Wo ' s Senate Bd, and Coun. ; Com. Chair, of Creek Games; Sec. Wo. ' s Vigilance; Sr. Ed. of Year Book. Hobbies: Photography. Knitting. Voc. PI: Bus. Personnel. Home Cincinnati, Ohio ELLIOTT, Edith .Ann, Z T A , Born: April 5, 1915, Cm, 0. Honors. Pres. of Sor. ; V-Pres of Beta Gamma Sigma; Bus. Man. School Publi- cation; Publicity Director of Co-op Day; Man of Mummers Guild; Treas, of Alpha Lambda; Delta; Vigilance Coun.; Wig Wag Coun,; Sec. Sr. Y.WCA. Cab.; Mem. Mortar Bd., Pi Chi Epsilon. Hobbies: Reading; Travel. Voc. PI: Investment Banking Home: Cincin- nati, Ohio. KRAMER, Erna Louise, A, 0. Pi. Born: April 19, 1917, Albuquerque, N. M Honors: Mem-, of Mortar Bd. ; Pres. Y.W.C.A. ; Wo. ' s Debate Man,; Jr. Advisor; Pres. Alpha Lambda Delta; Mem. Tau Kappa Alpha; Mem. Soph, Vigi- lance Com.; Fresh, and Soph. Mortar Bd. Honor Rolls. Hobbies. Speaking. Sewing. Voc. PI: Adv. and Radio Work. Home: Cincinnati, Ohio KREECER, Kathryn Elizabeth, Delta Delta Delta, Born: May 12, 1916, E. St. Louis, 111. Honors: V-Pres. of Alpha Lambda Delta and Y.WCA,; Man. of Wo. ' s Senate Book Store; Sec Mor- tar Bd ; Fresh Latin Prize; Jr. Advisor; Mem Wo. ' s Senate. Home: Cincinnati, Ohio SJODAHL, Greta, Born: Oct. 19, 1916, Cm, O Honors: Pres. of Wo ' s Senate; Chair, of Jr. Advisers; Wig Wag Coun ; Mem. Stud. Coun.; Pres. of Independent Wo.; Sec. of Assoc, of Independent Studs, and Stud. Coun., Mem. Student Faculty Convoc. Com.; Treas. Wo ' s Senate. Hobbies: Recreational Work with Children; Reading. Voc, PI: Personnel Work. Home: Cincinnati, Ohio. WILSON, Mildred, Chi Omega, Born: April 30, 1916, Merchantville, N. J. Honors: Sec. of Union Bd. ; Sec. Soc. Bd. of Control ; Treas. of Mortar Bd. ; V-Pres. of Jr. Class; Pres. of Sor ; Mem. of Wo. ' s Senate; Chair. Prize Day Convoc; Mem. Pan-Hell. Coun. Hobbies: Sports Voc. PI: Personnel Work, Home: Cin- cinnati, Ohio. BACHMEYER, Robert W, Bom: Jan, 11, 1915, Cm, Honors: Pres of Sigma Sigma; Sports Ed. of School Paper; Bus. Mgr. of Year-Book; V-Pres of Men ' s Senate; Sports Editor of Year-Book; Mem, of Omicron Delta Kappa; Chair, of Jr Prom ; Ed of Year-Book. Hobbies, Sports Voc. PI: Med Home Chicago, III DAY, Douglas H. S. A E Born: Aug 17, 1916, Cm, 0. Honors: Pres of Frat , Pres ' s Coun and Sophos; V-Pres. and Treas of Y.MGA ; Sec, Treas, of Men ' s Senate; Bus Mgr. of Year Book; Eng. Tribunal; Bd. of Social Con- trol; Mem. Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Sig- ma. Hobbies. Psychology; Voc PI: Adv. and Selling. Home: Cincinnati, Ohio DIETZ, Robert, Honors: Pres of Stud, Coun.; Memorial Dorm Activity Key; Tau Beta Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma. Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing. Voc. PI: Engineering Research. Home ' Wilmington, Del. HECKERMAN, Arthur, Beta Theta Pi, Born: Feb, 23, 1915. Honors: McKibben Medal; Ivy Orator; Pres. of Y.M.C.A. ; Mem. of Men ' s Senate; Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma, Omi- cron Delta Kappa. Hobbies: Sports Voc PI Law. Home: Cincinnati, Ohio. KERSKER, Ted, SA.E Bom- April 22, 1914. Hon- ors: Pres Omicron Delta Kappa; Pres, Jr, Class; Pres. A, I Ch E ; Col. ROTC; Drum Major of Band, Chair. Jr Prom.; V-Pres Union BIdg Bd ; Treas Stud Coun ; Scabbard and Blade. Hobbies: Band Training Home: Nor- wood, Ohio. LINDSEY, Robert, Born: May 1, 1917, Honors: Pres. of Mummers Guild, Omicron Delta Kappa, Dramatic Work, Voc. PI: Theatre Work. Home: Cincinnati, Ohio. ORR. Gordon, Born: Feb 27, 1915 Honors: Mem, Men ' s Senate and Sigma Sigma; Varsity in Football, Baseball, and Track, Hobbies: Sports, Voc PI: Coaching Home Compton, Calif. f M _, MEN ' S DORM ft r feJamsM , m V ¥ f ' IV- l :. Ik? • p- ■Jl 1 fe:3£ MK - : ' - — i Agostini, Hartsock. Allen. Belti The Memorial Dormitory Council is distinguished in being outstanding as a self-governing dormitory body. It is, in fact, practically unique. Composed of a floor representative from every floor, a chairman of each section, and the four officers it is a legislative body of tv enty-two voting members, assisted in their decisions and in the administration by committee chair- man with their assistants. Accountable for peace and quiet, and for wise disposition of activity funds, it has great powers and responsibilities. f t t ■f f DORM COUNCIL FIRST ROW: A. Johnsen. J. Pierce, D. Klarer. C. Eby, N. Nelson, L Brewster, E. Linville, P. Stieffler, C. Staft, M. DiCennaro. SECOND ROW: H, Krauskopf, E Medley, A. Johnson, J. Seeger, B Agostini, C Hart ;ock, W Beltz. J Godfrey. E Allen. W Carpenter Wn  .. . ' D O R M N O E When the rest of the campus slumbers, the Dormitory is en- grossed in study for the next day ' s work. It is a beautiful sight when the lights are ablaze. Like a medieval castle the tower rears itself above the moat of trees in summer, its lighted casements almost eerie at a late hour. . . . The babble of voices in the store and office . . . the music in the Memorial Room ... all remem- brances for the years to come. Then there are the friends from distant states, shall we see them for many years? That is the sad part of leaving. How about those bull sessions ? Remember settling how the school should be run . . . and how things even greater should be done? Scenes and sounds . . . relationships at work and play . . . we ' ll remember them all . . . and the Memorial Dormitory. D O R M 211 D O R M 0 ANNETTE COHEN PRESIDENT PAN-H ELLENIC s P I R I T B R O T H E R H O O D S E N T I M E N T Tl ; U4 1-4 ffC CD 215 s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 U N E 1. W. A. A has a picnic. LIFE didn ' t come to the party but they sure missed a good one. 2 Senior Prom, Dance all you Seniors, for tomorrow — who knows? ' 3. Brothers Dalton, Hanson, Kelchner, et al. en|oy themselves at the Phi Delt Formal, 4 The Seniors sober down from their hilarious celebrating to listen to an in- spiring Baccalaureate address 5. Can you believe it ' Another year gone, at least for the L A students. These Engineers en|oy school so much (?) they never leave, 6, Dr, Cowdy informs the Union Board that radio is here to stay. Such words of wisdom ' 7, Sophomore Wig-Wag goes to Dayton for a slumber-party. Miss Winston promises bright futures in her fortune telling 8. Ivy Day brings memories and the beginning farewells 9 Commencement ' Shall auld acquaintance be forgot , , , ? NTERFRATERNITY R E S 1 D E N T S ' II N C I L OFFICERS Raymond Frey President Arthur Fasold Secretary-Treasurer Dean Arthur Poslle Adviser DELEGATES Acacia Stanley Bennett Alpha Kappa Pi George Shrive Alpha Tau Omega Norbert Mahlman American Commons Club Walter Zoecklein Beta Kappa Raymond Frey Beta Thela Pi Fred Breuleux Delta Tau Delta Robert Heuck lota Chi Epsilon Arthur Fasold Lambda Chi Alpha Harry Mittwede Phi Beta Delta Robert Horn Phi Delta Theta •. Ward Ratcliffe Phi Kappa Jack Wolf Pi Kappa Alpha Bruce Zimmerman Sigma Alpha Epsilon Paul Warner Sigma Alpha Mu Milton Margolis Sigma Chi George Mayer Sigma Tau Phi David Wolf Triangle Stephen Dearborn FIRST ROW: F. E Breuleux, M. J. Margolis. H. L. Mittwede. R, Frey. A. Fasold, S Bennett. Ratcliffe. SECOND ROW: J C. Dearborn. P M. Warner. C. G. Shrive, N. C. Mahlman, 1. W, Wolf. I G M A H I Arch I Carson, Sr. Arch I Carson, )r. Carlston H- Crisler 1939 Ceorge C. Allen George D. Bennett ) Edwin Bowman jack E. Croskey Ralph E. Hope Robert King James McDonald George Mayer Edward C. Pandorf Louis S Weigele Jack B. Williams 1940 C Robert Baer Charles Buchert Randall M, Custer Jack Freitsch John Griffith William E. Grimm Mark P. Herschede Thomas Keefe John T Naylor Founded 1 ODD, Miami University 98 Chapters Zeta Psi, Established 1882 Members in Faculty Daniel Lawrence Walter P Murray Louis A. Pechstein John T Nolan Richard W, Norton Charles G. Puchta Richard L Rectenwald Richard S Rust Donald Searles Donald Shimler Wi ham A Siebenthaler Howard Stitt 1941 Newton Brokaw Richard S Bevington Frank Bernet William Bischoff Robert G. Etter William Fergusen Robert Giesse Charles E Gardner Louis Haffner Robert A Harpenau Thomas D Hunmcut Robert Hogan Paul E Keam Merrick F McCarthy Kenneth P Pitt Richard C Scobell Roger C VanSchoyck 1942 John E Allen Taylor Alter Edward L Ball Harold | Bowman Richard S Crane J, Barrett Druffel Thomas R Eberly Donald E Elbe Ralph Holterhoff Douglas R Kramer G. Clyde Mitchner J, Richard Nolan James L Pease Robert F Rieckelman Robert B V arn Ted H ZeHagen Victor Ray, Sr A. E, Sandburg Leslie S Schwallie 1943 William S, Buchert William T, Gahr Charles R Hartman William D. Kise Robert H Kranz Thomas A, McCammon Donald Pansiera E Dust n Schiueter Lawrence C, Yeardley Pledges Robert Black John Dosier Robert Elder Harvey Jones Leonarc Kuehnle Carl Riedmiller William Robinson Albert Schneioei Charles Sharp Glen S Tilth Robert Wersel FIRST ROW: J, Bowman, R Rust, W Siebenthal, J Williams, Cleo G Mayer, Mrs, Alburt, E, Pandorf, J, Nolan, R, Baer, SECOND ROW- R. Bevington, J Griffith, T Johnson, L Yeardley, C Puchta, R Holterhoff, H. Bowman, D Kramer, T ZeHagen, R, Hope THIRD ROW: F Bernet. K Pitt. W. Kise, W Buchert, R. Custer. R Scobel, D Moon, J McTigue. M Catlette FOURTH ROW T, Boyle, E. Ball, R Nolan, R, Hogan, R Rieckelman, L, Haffner, R. Etter, R, van Schoyck. C- Hartman. R. Harpenau, D. Schleuter FIFTH ROW. R Elder, J Pease, J. Fr.etsch, T, Alter, R Crane, N Brokaw, J Naylor, T McCammon, G Smith, C Gardner, B Bischoif, B Robinson FIRST ROW B Brown, H Rollins. R Steffens. T Tucker. F Breuleux. H Speer. A Fessler. E Houser. SECOND ROW; C Wallace, J Tyler, W. Rahel, R Tmgley, C Soinks, R, Smythe, S. Dyer, E. Thompson. THIRD ROW: J. Bickmore. B. Parchmann, | Kee R Pinkerton, R, Neff, C, Ingram, Sherrow. FOURTH ROW S McAdams. L Webber. P Engle. R Eichelberger. J McLaughlin. J. Schaeffer. S Ross FIFTH ROW: J Mullemx. S Butler. T. Sauer, B Smith, B Perkins, D. Cockerill, J. Adkinson, J Hallock. R. Dean. BETA T H E T A Founded 1839, Miami University S9 Chapters Beta Nu, Established 1890 P I Van Meter Ames H K Dunham Members in Faculty Alan k Laing C F. McKim V. B. Roberts Wade Woodworth 1939 James Hughes John Wesley Jarrett William Pettit Thomas Tucker George Wallace 1940 Bruce Brown Frederick Breuleux Thomas Bruner Frederick Broderson Dean Cockerill led Small Howard Speer Richard Steffens Tyler Warnner 1941 Lewis- Alexander Theodore Brinkmeyer Frederick Burke Russell Dean Phihp Engle Albert Fessler Walter Rahel Herbert Rollins Simon Ross Robert Runyan George Shively Ballard Smith Edward Thompson 1942 John Alhs George Bausewine William Cook John Doerjier Robert Eichelberger Russell Foote Knight Hauser Kenneth Jahnke James Kee , Harry King John McLaughlin Vv ' illiam Parchman Bruce Perkins Stuart Plettner Robert Sale Thomas Sauer Jack Schaeffer Robert Tmgley Jack Tyler Norwood Utter Lee Webber 1943 Joseph Adkinson John Bickmore Jack Boyd Stewart Dyer John Hallock Gordon Ingram .Robert Mullemx Samuel McAdams Oliver Sharman Orville Sherrow Robert Smythe Charles Spinks r I _ 1 I I L I C ' I n C I Graham, H Vea er M kenned SECOND ROW R Hoppk R Canning R Hard ng J Sherman C Roberts P Warner Mrb Albrecht, C W, NewLirk, L Woolsey, C E. L, Mclnt re, W. F. Cooper. THIRD ROW: B Andrews, W. Walker, 0. Leggett, R Kocher, D Featherston, D. Crrffin, G. Strids- berg, D. Luther, B. T. Millard, C N, Andrew. FOURTH ROW: R. Alsfeider, D. Nead, C. Barr, P. Schuster, H. Stumpe, J, Rose, W. Ross. T Ken- nedy, D. Crasse, D. Day, ]. Ritter. FIFTH ROW: J. Vandeman, J. Caldwell. B. Roessler, C. Gilbert, W. Mason, J. Salovaara, R. Thompson, M. Harlow, R. Hollmeyer, W. Vail. C. Hoke, R. Brecht. SIXTH ROW: H. Funkhouser, H Yeagley, J. Hirtzinger, W. Malone, F. Muhl, E. Schmidt, D. Davies, W. Tafeman, V. Majoewsky, R. Rahn, S. Simpkmson. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Founded in 1856, University of Alabama 1 1 1 Chapters Roy McDuffie Fratres in Facultatem Harrv T. Wieman Everett S. Yowell 1939 Douglas Day Courtney Crover Ben Andrews Chester Darif Frank Davis Jack Ritter Jorma Salovaara Paul Warner Richard Westcott Ed Vinacke 1940 Robert Alsfeider Dwight Broeman Hugh Funkhouser Tom Kennedy Edward He ' man Dennis Nead J. Monford Richards Warren Ross John Schneider Jack Sherman Don Sproul 1941 Russell Alsfeider Charles Andrew Wade Cooper Richard Canning Howard Dow! in Carl Fischer Raymond Gilbert Richard Hollmeyer John Kreeger Paul Kurtz Oliver Leggett Norbert Luken Wesley Newkirk Thomas Rati iff George Roberts Robert Schwa rm Geofrey Stridsburg William Tatemen William Vail Harold Vinacke William Wa ' ker 1942 Ralph Blakelock Eugene DaRif Daniel Davies Robert Gowdy Rowland Hopple William Chamberlain Tim Johnson Clyde Kreider Jim Kordenbrock Robert Kocher Dale Luther Victor Majoewsky Clifford Mclntyre Burton Millard DeForest Murch Dean Seagraves Louis Woosey 1943 George Barr McCrea Benedict Ray Blaker Ray Brecht Stead Cadwell Bud Cretors Don Cruse James Dowlin Phil Fox Charles Gilbert Jack Graham Howard Greist Dale Griffin Marion Harlow William Heintz Jim Hirtzinger George Hoke Marshall Kennedy Keith Kleespies William Ma ' one Walter Mason Fred Mluhl Robert Rahn Bruce Roessler Robert Scheve Ed Schmidt Paul Schuster Scott Simpkinson Henry Stumpe Roy Thompson Jack Vandeman Hobart Weaver Herbert Yeagley Harry Ziegler 220 P H I DELTA THETA George Hedger Founded lS4y. Miami University IC ' 7 Chapters Ohio Theta, Established 1898 Members in Faculty Ralph Tuc-e.- S Cale Lowrie 1939 Edward Ahrenb Ed Burnsr Roger Hanson Ward Ratchffe 1940 Phil Berghausen )ames Boner Robert Dalton Will ' am Dalfon Fred Daum Herb Fahrenbruck Walter Farrell Robert Hiener Dale Lloyd 1941 Bob Bohrer Orville Kelchner Jim Freeburg Robert Phillipps Charles Shultz Stewart Scheidler Jack Weeter Fred White 1942 George Biehle Larry Boyd |im Clark Gil Clark Norman Hoover Carl Kramer Bill Mire Merten Natorp John Selmeier Ed Simonson Art Watson Bob Zeof 1943 Walte Apke John Baldwin Allen C are Sidney Faxon Richard Goett ' e Jim Hiatt William Kelchner Clarence Ligibel Carl Larrick jack Niemes Edward Phelan Gene Samsel Edward Stewart Andrew Taylor Tom Young FIRST ROW: R. Bohrer, R. Dalton. R. Crutcher, J. Ratchffe. R. Hiener, J. Boner. H Fahrenbruck. D. Lloyd. SECOND ROW; W. Farrell, R. Zepf. J. Baldwin, J. Freeberg, G. Clarke, S. Faxon, A. Clara. THIRD ROW: H Hammerstrom. J. Hiaft. C. Larrick, P. Berghausen, M. Natorp, J. Selmeier, R. Hanson. E. Phelan. FOURTH ROW: J. Weeter. 0. Kelchner. E. Stewart, W. Kelchner, G. Samsel, R, Koehler, T. Young. E. Simonson, R. Osterveer. FIFTH ROW: C. Schultz, C. Ligibel. M. Joyner. N, Hoover, L Boyd. E. Ahrens. A. Taylor. R. Pye. 221 DELTA TAU DELTA Dr Victor Fischbach Robert C- Cowdy Founded 1859, Bethany College Gamma Xi, Established 1909 Members in Faculty H F, Koenig Mortimer Powell Rufus Southworth Active Members 1939 George Bowden Joseph Coates Howard Fischbach Jerome Ciuseffi Jule Hessel Maurice Hoke Arthur Jacobs Charles Johnson Arthur Seaman William Shober 1940 Richard Bal er Rick Campbell joe Downey Howard Evans James Fisher Warren Hall William Henderson Robert Heuck Dick Meinken George Morton Thomas Porter Carl Ruehlmann 1941 Jack Chamberlin George Dawson Neil Early Charles Flatt William Freeman Shirley French Ed Hoffeld Myron Johnson John Klum Fred Koenig Al Vontz 1942 Tom Andrews Harry Biery Ed Dinkeiaker Frank Fielman Harry Friggle Joseph Harter Kenneth Heuck James Matson Milt Messner Herb Sonnenberj Bruce Williams William Wolf Albert Farrell Barton Fischer Sam Henney Harr ' Hudson Walter Ismael Karl Keck Henry McKinley Games Sebree Robert Toepfer 1943 John Baber Robert Bauer Robert Brown Thomas Crites Charles DeVoss Ralph Fiohr Thomas Jacobs Layton Merwin Eric Nielson Francis O ' Brien William Orr Robert Pfisterer Robert Rieman John Robinson FIRST ROW: T. Jacobs, T. Porter, M. Johnson, C. Sulau, J. Fisher, S French, B Shober, A. Jacobs, G. Morton. SECOND ROW: C Day, K. Heuck, J. Coates, T. Andrews, H F. Koenig III, H. Friggle, B. Williams, R Pfisterer, J. Baber. THIRD ROW: K. Keck, C. DeVoss, T. Crites, B. Reimann, J Matson, J. Keuper, J. Klum, A. Vontz, E. Dinkelaker. FOURTH ROW: R Brown, R. Flohr, W, Wolf, C E Johnson A Farrell, J, Downey, J. Robinson, C. R. Flatt. FIFTH ROW: F. F Fielman, R W. Smith, G H. Dawson, S W Henney, W W. Ismael, G. Sebree, R. Toepfer. FIRST ROW: C Leonard, R Wessel. W Stubbins, D Martin. | Van Horn, T Booth, B Zimmerman, C Scharf W E Restemeyer, C. F Moore, D L Ziegel, D L Hoge SECOND ROW: C, Hassan, W, Shively, R Chace, B Chace, | Wilson, M Pickle, J. Johnston, R Stadler, T. Doddridge, M. McClellan, P. Kreulen THIRD ROW: P. Hawkins, Wilhelmy, W. Borcherding, R E Miller, R Hill, R. M. Rouse, D. Klepinger, L T. Meyers, L Regnold FOURTH ROW: A Weber, R, Anderson, G, Boling, W. M R an. R Neiser, D Miller, W. Buvinger, R Purvis, R. Binns, R. Stebbins, F, ' A. Norton, Jr FIFTH ROW: C H Maston, E R. Esslmger, H Zink, J Schaber, | A Seta, W. Ballaver, C Coombs, F, D Daniel!, C K Stein, R. C, Beans PI KAPPA ALPHA Founded 1868, University of Virginia 80 Chapters Alpha Xi, Established 1910 Member in Faculty Reginald McCrane 1939 Roger Cordon Anderson Talmadge Booth Donald L. Ziegel Bruce Zimmerman William Restemeyer 1940 Jack A Bifzer Robert Hindman John Landwehr Louis Meyers Roy Miller George Moore Edward Morris Milton Pickle Ervin Pickles Ken Ziegel Herbert Zink 1941 William Borcherdin Beniemin Chace Carl N Lohrey Don W Martin Richard Martin Marvin McClellan Jack Schaber George Scharf Jack Shinners William Shinely Robert Stadler Warren Stubbins William Thomas James Van Horn Odin Wilhelmy Jess B. Wilson Cordon Boling 1942 Andrew Hauck Russ Hill Jerry Johnston Pete Kreulen Dan Mil Her Arthur Norton Bruce Schweninger Robert Shinely Arthur Weber Carl Gwinn Wilson Buvinger George Coombs Tom Doddridge Charles Hassan Charles Leonard Roger Neiser Robert Wessel Joseph Seta 1943 Robert Beans Ralph Binns Robert Chase Fred Daniell Edward Esslinger Paul Hawkins Kenneth Heil Douglas Hoge Richard Klepinger Charles Maston Roy Purvis Bill Regan Lynn Regnold Bob Stebinns Charles Stem Bill Wilder FIRST RO V P Cocker, R. Minges, M Cowden, C. Rounds, F Nippert, R. Wilkerson, E Morrison, R. Bentley, SECOND ROW- H Bartels, J Harper, R Stewart, W. Bauer, R. Humphreys, J. Croft, H Cast, J Landis, THIRD ROW: N Saunders, C. Lott, C. Nelson, R. Beeghly. R. Willits, J, Craig, M. Cast FOURTH ROW: C Lowendick, C, Rehring, R. Lytle. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Fourided 1909, Boston University 92 Chapters Gamma Gamma Zeta, Established 1916 Norman Auburn Sam Beall Members in Faculty Frank R, Byers Clarence 0. Gardner M. Charles Mileham Charles K. Weichert 1939 Thomas Colter David Creahn Wallace E. McLean Harry Mittwede Norman Saunders Roderick Stewart 1940 Fred Ossenberg Charles Rounds Sherwood Snyder 1941 John Beck Wendell Lewis Jack Rehme 1942 Howard Bartels Warren Bauer Bob Beeghly Bob Bently Hamilton Cast Mahlon Cast Emmet Landis Ralph Minges Charles Nelson Fred Nippert Harold Peters William Phillips Ray Porter Buddy Sauer Louis Sostoric Bob Willits 1943 Ruskin Evans Paul Cocker Richard Humphries Carl Rehring ALPHA TAU OMEGA rounded 1865, Virginia Military Instituie 94 Chapters Ohio Deh-a Lambda, Established 1922 Members in Faculty riaivey Dracli luhn H, Hoskins ernun Cuuan Chailes Joerger Ralph W Miller Wilham Wabiittz Edward F, White Active Members 1939 Edwin Alexander Sidney R Best Guy C Cummings, |r. Ralph Davidson Franklin D Hurd Cordon E I lift Richard |ones Edward Kline Louis Lauch Stewart Lewis Stanley H Meyer 1940 William H Forrhman Robert W CiHespie Charles C Jordan, Ir Norbert Mahlman ]ohn Moran George H Nowland William R Oeh Francis X Shannon 1941 George Bass Donald C Brater Eugene Cottschalk Paul Menefee Arthur W Mohlman Donald R:ndsberg Martin F Scheider Frank Schottelkotte Melvin Thomas Robert L, Tour, Ir Hiiam C Whitcomb 1942 Paul Alden Walter W Anderson Erskine Chapman )ames W Croucher lack H Dufford John Edmonds Forman Friend William Hines Frank Hubbard Edward Lear Wilburn L Pean William Smith Harold Sterneberg Edwin Tschop Thomas K Wagner Robert E Wainscott 1943 William Boatnght Ward Brannon, jr Robert E Brctherton Robert | Cargrave Hoyt B Graham, Jr. Jack Hilgendorf Don H MiHer Joseph Ramge Eugene A Rose Ralph Sharp FIRST ROW; R Cutter, R Tour, C lliff, F Shannon, W Oeh, M Scheider, D Rmdsberg SECOND ROW: D, Miller, | McHenry, R Cargrave E Rose, W Brannon, H Graham, W Pean, J. Galbreath THIRD ROW: C McDevitt, C. Cummings, K Wagner, E Lear, J Edmonds, W Forthman, S, Best, R. Davidson. FOURTH ROW: D Brater. R Brotherton, J. Ramge, R Sharp, M Thomas, P Menetee, | Davis FIFTH ROW: F. Schottlekotte. A Mohlman, H Hilgendorf, H Sterneberg, W Smith. N Malhman. J. Dufford, R. Jones, F, Friend. SIGMA ALPHA M U Founded 1909, College of the City of New York 42 Chapters Omicron Chapter, Established 1917 Members in Faculty )oseph Filger Joseph Heiinan Clarence Lubin Joseph Liebschutz Edward Friedman Lester Jaffe Milton Rosenbaum Victor Reichert Leo Friedman Maurice Levine Samuel Seltz James Megrish Leon Goldman Henry Levison Stanley Simon Joshua Leibman Active Members 1939 Stanley Lipinsky Maurice Schimmelman Carl Rubin Richard Lyons Philip Rosen Arthur Schwartz Jerome Rubin Milton fvlargolis Alfred Edelson Jerome Siegler David Rosenberg Myron Spencer 1941 1942 Arthur Brand Edward Stern Myron Vigran Jerome Alberts Bertram Friedman Leonard Baskind Julius Jacobs Jack Friedman Marvin Rassell 1940 Alvin Roth Phil Cohen Robert Bloom Stuart Wolf Eugene Elkus 1943 Stanley Brill Darwin Frank Ralph Franklin Stanley Eisenberger Baron Cold Raymond Kuhn Stanley Berman Irving Hirschfeld Max Lurie Saul Levine Ralph Cohen Samuel Levinson Morton Reiser Joseph Levine Ernest Ceenberg FIRST ROW: A Brand, M. Schimmelman, S. Lipinsky M Spencer, M MargoHs I, Hirschfeld S Brill, D. Frank, Ml Reiser SECOND ROW: E. Stern, C, Rubin, S. Levinson, B, Cold, M Lurie, J, Levine, S Wolf, J, Rubin, R, Lyons, THIRD ROVy: S. Levin, M. Simon, M, Rassell, R, Franklin, J, Friedman, B Friedman, S, Berman. FOURTH ROW: R Kuhn, E Elkus, R. Cohen, J Jacobs. FIRST ROW: B Shorr, S Batrerson. L. Heidingsfeld. D, Cohen, M Cershmann, H Schewitz ) Moswokitz, SECOND ROW ' I Tennenbaum. A. Simkin, A. Dunbar. S Menachhof, L Brown J Cusher R Levy. THIRD ROW C Kichler. E Tunick, A Kline. H Colker V. Kaufman L Edlin M Perlman PHI BETA DELTA Founded i912, Columbia University 41 Chapters Mu, Established 1920 Active Members 1939 Art Barrett Sid Batterson David Cronin Lee Heidingsfeld Philip Nathanson Elmer Newman 1940 Aaron Katz James Moskowil Ben Silverstein 1941 Joseph Cusher Milton Frankel iaissell Levy Howard Schewitz Bernard Shorr Albert Simkin Irv Tennebaum Louis Zimmerman 1942 Mel Guttman Robert Horn Eugene Kaplan S.gmund tvlandei 1943 Herbert Colker Eugene Kichler 227 FIRST ROW H Wagener, D MacCregor, M. Brooks, A Fasold, C Mace, M Cunningham, V. Watson, C Oliver SECOND ROW R Willson, R Myers, D Robbins, R, Schultz I Gerdsen R Kerr |. McLain, ), Wright, C Wubbolding THIRD ROW- H Jordan, J Linville, W. Bolsen, VJ Bogan, R Foerster, R, Fink, W. Schrenker, FOURTH ROW: H. Keller, F Dauni, R Stevens, C K Foster IOTA CHI EPSILON Founded 1919, University of Cincinnati Local Bruce Baldwin Ralph Burseik Members in Faculty John DeCamp E, Kenneth Moore William Vogel Active Members 1939 Milton Brooks Arthur Fasold Robert Kerr Chester Mace Ray Marienthal Forrest Romine 1940 Bernard Albers Vincent Barry Ellis Bellomby David Dinsmore Ruy Fink Robert Foerste Carl Hoge Robert Holle John Hooge 1941 Milford Cunnii Frank Daum George Foster Richard Hartlieb Jack Hartsock Harry Keller gham Mf Sheldon Myers Robert Schultz Richard Willson 1942 William Bolsen Robert Brindle John McClain Stanley Dinsmore Clifford Olliver Warren Schreyer Walter Schneider William Schrenker Virgil Watson Charles Wobbleding 1943 Lurten Fahrney Henry Jordan Leigh Mathews Robert Stevens Robert Surface Hervey Wagener David Wolferd James Wright R A N G Founded 1907. University of Illinois 16 Chapters Cincinnari Chapter, Established 1921 Members in Faculty Eail F Fa nan Joseph H Kindle Herman Schneider Bradley Jones Howar. d B Luther Edward S Smith Active Members 1939 Jacob C Canlner 1942 Edward E Cowan Ell Dee Compton Thomas C Raudebai igh Warren C Alhnger Wiiham C Deas Richard H Long Fredericl- Zimmer Frank W ingold Charles M Kmcaid Dale A. Tompkins Spencer J Kohlman Page E Trnesdell 1941 Frederick 1 E Kurl; Charles S Longstreet Warren L Wurster Charles P Lamb Robert Miller Edgar L Copp Marvin Ross 1940 David A Cerstner Joseph Nilzschke Stephen C Dearborn George W Walter 1943 Mason W Smith Robert L Dnak Herbert L, Wells Alfred W Bed er W Wallace Swan FIRST ROW M Smith, W. Walfer, S Dearborn, R Long, P Truesdell, H Wells, SECOND ROW D Deas, M Ross, J Cantner, F Ingold, T. Raudebaugh THIRD ROW C M K:ncaid, W W Swan, R t lillei, F Zimmer, E Cowan BETA K A P Founded 19C1, Hamlme University 42 Chapters Zeta, Established 1925 Members in Faculty A Arthur W. Holmes 1939 Fred Brune August Bunthoff Oscar Schroll 1940 Richard Cole Theodore Johnson Robert Wordenberj Raymond Frey Active Members 1941 John Cory Patrick Bollenter John Binder Walter Blackburn Robert du Bryne Thomas Magee Charles Eberling William Huffsteder John Humphreys Darrel Parke Dana Carfwnght Ferns Cottrell Lionel Hall Fred Rohrig Owen Sexton Charles jay Edward Schroeder Nick Smith William Kraske Richard Powell Horace Vander Leun Tony Macikas 1942 1943 Ray Malone Ronald Baker Robert Bader Lloyd Brown FIRST ROW: J Humphreys. J Hall, R. Vordenberg, R. Frey, Schroll, F. Rohrig, J. Binder, ] Cory. SECOND ROW: R Miller. F, Cottrell. R Cole. T Johnson, R du Bruyne A Bunthoff E Wright, D Parke. C. Eberling. THIRD ROW: R. Powell, W. Kraske, P. Bollettieri, 0. Sexton, N. Smith, D Cartwright, C Gibbons, R. Baker FOURTH ROW: R Bader, T Magee, W. Blackburn, A Klacikas, E Schroeder, R. Malone, H van der Leun FIRST ROW, L. Mongan, R. Ballman, C, Bernard. | Woif, R Owens. E Vehr, SECOND ROW F. Heithaus. W. Hammeran. J Deye, E Gonzalez E Gardner R THIRD ROW- ) Ghurella. T Mongan, W Braun. H Liss. R Murray, W Kilduff I FOURTH ROW; L. Schroder, J. Uihlem, J. Gruber, C. Grimm. R Bucher. | Rueth, Schrand. E Piergies. Reinmuth. H. Weiler. H I K A A Founded at Brown University, ] SS9 24 Chapters Omicron Chapter, Founded in ] 925 Member in Faculty Isay Balinkin Honorary Member Rev. Cletus Miller 1939 Jack Grote Jack Wolf 1940 George Bernard William Kilduff Robert Owens Thomas Sharkey Elmer Vehr 1941 Robert Bailman Active Members Richard Bucher Robert Ritter John Hasselbock John Rueth Robert Woestman Charles Meyers 1942 1943 Patrick Morand James Deye Charles Grimm Fred Heithaus Walter Braun W.liiam Butler Robert Moster Gilbert Osterfeld John Churela Ernest Gardner Ed Piergies lames Reinmuth James Lazaron Ed Glutz Robert Schrand Harry Liss Robert Graman Louis Schroder Lawerence Mongan Jack Gruber Julius Uihlein Thomas Mongan William Hammeran Henry Weiler 231 FIRST ROW E Ulanowicz. A Myers. D Kay. Queen. | D. Smith. J E Sear, W Zoecklein. C Cammack SECOND ROW D Hardy. R Shroyer. R. Meeko, L Bylund. R Carr.mack. K Partington. F De Marco. THIRD ROW- A Batscha. ] Amick. R Arentson. R Craney, L Barrett, A To;er. D, Angell, J Zimmer. FOURTH ROW C Krai. Takacs, S EIek, J Rey. Jr. F Rey, C Bopp. AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB Founded 1917, Denison LIniversity 5 Chapters Ciricinnati Chapter, Established 1926 Members in Faculty R A Anderegg FraiiCi-. il bud William A Crowley A Sherwood Kains Charles M Moore Active Members 1939 Corne C Cammack Frank De Marco James E lean Albert W Lathrop John Zimmer 1940 Rey E Cammack Robert F Meeko Jack D Smith James C Smith Walter Zoecklein 1941 Donald R Angell Richard E Arentson Lloyd D, Barrett Edward W Burdge Kenneth R Partington Orin V Queen Joseph E Rey Emil Ulanowicz lackson V Wegelin 1942 Joseph Amick Alexander Batscha Calvin Bopp Steve EIek E. Dilworth Kay David L Hardy William A Minnery Roger Stauffer H Albert Wark 1943 Linton Bykind George Krai Edward Hoffman Frank E Rey Robert E Shroyer Otto Takacs 232 A A Founded in 1904 at the University of Michigan 27 Chapters Members in Faculty Waller A Baude George M Crur, Ralph A Van Wy Wayland M Burgess Nevin M Fenneman L B Chenoweth Norwood C Geis Honorary Member William A Crowley Wilham W, Active Mem Hewett bers T M Strw = rf 1939 1941 Donald Schmabal William 1 Bertsrhe James Johnson Jack Lissenden lames D Tawell Stanley Bennett William Richards Franklin Le Pons Robert Buckholz 1940 William Schreiber J ames H Giles Charles Hoistetter 1 ) Ritchie 1943 Elmer Faust 1942 jchn Sigler Edwin S Rice Rex Boyd Robert Rieman Edwin Woistman Harry Morlatt Jack Van Wye Leroy Gregory Lincoln Ralph Robert Wainngton FIRST ROW R Buchholz, J Lissenden, | Johnson, Mrs Hall. E Woistmann, L Gregory, R Wan SECOND ROW E Rice. W Bertsche, D Schmalzl. C Bantz. A Heilmann, | Ritch;e THIRD ROW H Morlatt, | Sigler. L, Ralph, C. Schreiber, W Richards, J Giles. SIGMA T A U PHI Founded 1917, University of Pennsylvania 10 Chapters Beta Established 1920 Members ; in Faculty Doctor Sander Goodman Doctor Samuel H Portnoy Active Members 1939 1940 Herman Simon Robert R Kibrick Max Greenland Jack Cuttman Harold Kling Sol Sfatman Irving Sollsk Irving Statman Allan George Kirschner Seymour Korkes Harry Levy Norman Stien Ben Krauss 1. Schulzinger Irving Sternschien Joseph Wise Louis J Wise 1941 Irvin Dunsky Ephraim Roth 1942 Abner Berkwits Eugene Fohlen Jerome Goldflies Bernard Schectman 1943 Albert R Fmgerman FIRST ROW: Fmgerman, Schulzing, Wolf, Kibrick, Statman, SECOND ROW; Kirschner. Fohlen, Stern-Schien, Berkwitz. Golf lies, THIRD ROW; Wise, Kling, Korkes, Levy, D G N G D G N G WOMEN ' S PAN HELLENIC ASSO CIATION Officers Annette Cohen . .- Natalie Esberger Mary Jo Schulte . President Secretary .Treasurer Representatives Alpha Chi Omega Helen Biivmger Alpha Delta Pi Louise Wiser Alpha Delta Theta Virginia Bogenschuetz Alpha Gamma Delta Audrey Bauer Alpha Omicron Pi Virginia Horton Chi OrT ' Cga Lvnnette Hearon Delta Delta Delta Beulah Winstel Delta Zeta Dorothy Anderson Delta Phi Epsilon Marcella Rosen Kappa Alpha Theta Marian Rule Kappa Delta Martha V ood Kappa Kappa Gamma Rowena Gregory Phi Mu Natolie Esberger Phi Sigma Sigma Edith Helming Pi Alpha Tau Annette Cohen Pi Lambda Sigma Mary Jo Schulte Sigma Delta Tau Elaine Schifrin Theta Phi Alpha Mary Heekin Zeta Tau Alpha Ann Murphy FIRST ROW A Bauer, M Heekin. N. Esberger, A Cohen, M A Keller, M Rule, M. Wood. SECOND ROVy M Rosen, L. Hearon, R Gregorv, H. Buvinger, D Anderson. V. Horton. M Williamson THIRD ROW: B Wmslel, L Wiser, V Bogenschuetz, E Schifrin, E Helming DELTA DELTA DELTA Founded IbSS, Boston University 90 Chapters Members in Faculty Grace M Litt e Ruth Sergei Nell Mu ' likin Active Members 1939 Peggy Buhr Patsy Cleveland lean Clark Cwen Becker Evelyn Donohoo Lois Eubank Mary Kate Crane Mary Belle Bradford Margaret Finn Harriet Fleming Roberts Daultcn Lauriel Eubank Sarah Johnson Peggy Griffith Isabel Devenish Helena Holterhoff Virginia Moore Betty Jo Huck Lucy Dunham Virginia Kamuf Betty Motz Mary Adelaide Keller Eliza Jane Eveland Emmy Leu Mather Ethelwyn Pyle Patricia Kraft Martha Fisher Suzanne McCarthy Elizabeth Seifried Joanna Riley Maryann Imhoff Dorothy Moore Betty Lee Spencer DeKay Thompson Alice Barton Jones Ruth Platts Dixie Stewart Adele Woody Betty Maescher Mary Elizabeth Stegar Gloria Tucker 1942 jane Miller Beulah Wmstel Mary Louise Witte Mathilda Biddle Edith Noble Betty Lee Wood 1941 Marion Bleecker Georgia Betty Schne 1940 Mary Helen Baker Betty Jane Burdorf Patricia Wallace Betty Bell Dorothy Jane Bernard Betsey Butterfield Janet Whippy Dorothy Ann Brett Ethelda Bryson Alice Chenoweth Martha Jane Witte FIRST ROW: E. Bryson, D. Moore, M. L, Wirie, V. Moore, M. B, Bradford, B. Winsfel, R. Platts, V. Kamuf. L. Eubank. SECOND ROW: M. Fisher, M. Bleecker, M, A. Kelle J. Whippy, J A Clark, B L Spencer, E, L. Mather, J. Riley, DeK. Thompson. THIRD ROV : P. Griffith. P. Wallace, G. Schneider, E. Donohoo, E. Pyle, D. Brett, E Eubank, P. Kraft, S McCarthy, H Fleming, M. J, Witte. FOURTH ROW: B Stegar, B. Butterfield, B, Bell, E Noble, M Biddle, L Baker, M. Imhoff, M K. Crane, A. Woody. FIFTH ROW: A. Chenoweth, I. Devenish. S Johnson, P Buhr, E J Eve ' and, L. Dunham, J. Maescher, B. J. Burdorf, H. Holterhoff, B. J. Huck, C B. Jones. FIRST ROW: E Barnes, B Longman, P. Asbury, M. Stueve, M Wood, L. Jenkinson, J Kistner. J. Ector, M. Carpenter. SECOND ROW; H Murphy, E Schratfenbergei, B Roehm, D Roehm, | Schwab, L Meckstroth. M. Matre, G Quinn, C Schraffenbeiger. THIRD ROW; M. Lavell, R Schott, K Boos, D Fifer. I, Harrison, J Holters. A, J, Morris, E, Rath- kamp, M, Shaw FOURTH ROW: H Schiear. C, Steadman. ' L Fehring, H Myers, J. Morton, J. Burmeister, I. Salovaara. V. Asbury, M. Lueders. KAPPA DELTA Founded 1S97, Virginia State Normal 74 Chapters Omega Xi, Established 1913 Members in Faculty Miss Roberta Gibson Mrs, Esther Hoefer Mrs Marjorie Palmer Miss Helen Stanley Active Members 1939 Pauline Asbury Lee Jenkinson jeanette Kistner Helen Murphy Martha Stueve Martha Wood 1940 Virginia Asbury Evelyn C ' eaver Josephine Ector Mane Lueders Doily Roehm Ruth Schier Georgia Schraftenberi Irene Salovaara 1941 Janet Burmeister Jane Holters Betty Lou Longman Ivlarjone Matre Irva Meckstroth Jane Morton Helen Myers Elizabeth Schraffenberger Jean Schwab 1942 Kathenne Boos Martha Carpenter Lorna Fehring Dorothy Fifer Margaret Lavell Ada Jane Morris Evelyn Rathkamp Betty Roehm Ruth Schott Hazel Schier Maxine Shaw Carolyn Steadman FIRST ROW: M. Perm. B, Akin, A White, M, L, Morris. M. Wheeler, M Rule, L. Keys, R Winkler, B. Frommeyer, B Griffith, M. Baxter. SECOND ROW: M Bucker, V. Walterrnann, M A Mayne, K Ellis, V Hahn, A. Roberts, M. Barber, D, Case, D Bartlett, M. Brutton. S. Sadler. THIRD ROW: D. Sharp. S Hezlep, V. Ficks, R, Brown. N Schaefer. M J. Bennett, H. Gardner. E. Ledbetter, D Isakeit, M. Cortright. FOURTH ROW: J. Bankhardt, B. Renter. A, Struble, J Rule, B Alexander, P. Hargrave, L M. Woellert, D. Wilson. B | Menefee. A Wells. FIFTH ROW: H. Siekma n. D Clarke. D. Johnson, J. Ritter, J. Berry, S Bachman. E. Pendery. KAPPA ALPHA THETA Founded DePauw University, 1870 65 Chapters Alpha Tau. Established 1913 Members in Faculty Kdllierine D. Ingle Active Members 1939 Muriel Coyert Laura Keys lean Luberger Mary Louise Morris Ivlarian Rule Bama Thompson Mariorie Wheeler Ruth Winkler 1940 Betty Akin Dale Bartlett Mary Baxter lane Bishop Dale Case Betty Rae Fromeyer Anna |ean Hilber,g Ruby |app Dorothy Johnson Betty Jane Menefee Evelyn Pendry Mariorie Perm Anne Strubble Ann White 1941 Amy Alpaugh Sue Backman Jane BankhardI Muriel Beucus Marion Bruttcn Mary Dorothy Bucher Virginia Ficks Phyllis Cailovi ay bettie Lirilfith Virginia Hahn Frances Hezlip Elaine Ledbetter Betty Ronter Ann Roberts Dorothy Sharpe Helen Siekman Dorothy Wilson Rulh Wuerdeman 1942 Betty Ann Alexander Mariorie Barber Mary Jane Bennett Ann Benton Jcannette Berry Marilyn Bishop Rulh Ellen Brown Dorothy Clark Mary Cortright Katherine Ellis Helen Gardner Ann Hamer Peggy Hargrave Dorothy Isekeit Mary Alice Mayne Jean Ritter Josephine Rule Saradelle Sadler Nancy Shaefer Virginia Walterman Ann Wells Lily Mae Woellert Founded 1895, University of Arkansas Pi Alpha, Established 1913 FACULTY MEMBERS Elizabeth Dyer Rosamond Cook Mrs, Hagemeyer Judy Drew 1939 Emile Farrell Lynette Hearon Marjorie Miller Elizabeth O ' Hara Martha Petzho ' d Martha Rayburn Dorothy Rothfuss Betty Jean Strickland Hermine Telker Juha Zull 1940 Lillian Bloomquist Marion Dinkelaker Millicent Griffith Jean Hunnicut Myrtle Poetker Active Members Jean Puttmyer 1941 Gloria Andreas Dorothy Bates Betty Betts Eleanor Conant June Doyle Virginia Jacob Mary Jane Meyer Claribel Moore Mildred Poggendick Walter Mae Rowan Mary Lou Schafer Dorothy Stadler Florence Tenner Virginia Tye Dorothea Von der Holben 1942 Mary Joyce Renn Pledges Marian Brown Betty Castle Marcia Doyle Muriel Fisher Phyllis Fisher Jane Gravett Margaret Grogg Marian Natorp Doris Shatzman jean Schiear Miriam Striecker Betty Towler June V inkler Dorothea V ittekind FIRST ROW: J. Puttmyer, E. Farrell, D. Rothfuss. J. Zull, L Hearon, H. Telker, M, Griffith. E. Conant. B. J Strickland. SECOND ROW: B. Betts, M. Grogg, E O ' Hara, M. Dinkelaker, P. Fisher, B. Castle, C Moore, M Roudebush, L Bloomquist. THIRD ROW: J. Meyer, W. M. Rowan, M L Schafer. M, J Doyle, M Poetker, D von der Halben, M Poggendick, V. Jacob FOURTH ROW: M Brown, D Bates, J Hunnicut. R Borsch. M Petzhold. V, Tye. M Streicher, J Winkler, E. Tenner. FIFTH ROW G Andreas, V ' - ' -■:■M j. Renn, J Schiear, D Schatzman, | Gravett. M Doyle, ITfc .f fr,.ri i-.. O KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Foundec 1870, Monmouth 73 Chapters College Beta Rho. Established 19H 1939 1941 1942 lean Attleck Betty Angert Shirley Althanime Betty lane Brecknew leanette Amnion Patricia Bade lane Nichols Evelyn Ogg Bonnie Owen Helen Ptaffenritter Ruth Shannon Betty Broyles Betty Baiter Phyllis Fink Dottie Jane Freese Florence Danford Arlene Dalton lean Deihl Mariana Hunter lean Krohme 1940 Wilma Kuhn Eleanor Larkby Rowena Gregory Barbara Butz Betty McCauley Betty Jane Malley Virginia Butz Patricia Peterson layne Morrow Alice May Carol Schied Alice Van Pelt Charlotte Jane Dale Ellen Stickle Betty Sperry Dorothy McKibben Helen Scowden Kathenne Redmond Suzanne Rawson Ruth Wilkerson Eloise Westendorf Ruth Wilzback Anne Wilson FIRST ROW C Dale, S Rawson, J Nichols, H Ptaffenritter, J Morrow, R Wilzbach, Owen, Malley, SECOND ROW: E. Larkby, B. McCauley. J Ammann, A May, R Gregory, B Broyles, D, McKibben. J. Krohme, A. Dalton. THIRD ROW: S Startsman, M Wilkerson, | Diehl M Hunter. W. Kuhn. K Redmond. A Wilson. F Danford. C. Sheid. FOURTH ROW V Butz. B. Baiter. A. Van Pelt. B Angert. B Butz. B Sperry. R Shannon. E Stickle. P. Peterson K SoS di r  f. . ik 9jlt • ' fim MC) S. t GKKilJ FIRST ROW B Winall, B Kiiby, H Duncan, S Dehoney, D Anderson, W Stine. J Dornette, M Cilson, SECOND ROW: D. Witt. V, Hippie. J. Griffith. D Bowman. L Quirk, F Bryant, E, Woods DELTA ZETA Founded 1902. Miami University 50 Chapters Xi Chapter Founded ]9I6 1939 Rhea Mae Bauman Betty Kirby Dorothy Witt 1940 Frances Bryant Sherley Witt Jane Dornette Helen Gene Duncan Jean Griffith Vivian Hippie Margaret Milligan Willa Stine 1941 Dorothy Anderson Marian Gilson Louise Quirk 1942 Dorothy Bowman Flora Louise McDanell Betty Winall FIRST ROW: R Brunton. D. Krehnbrink, M Martin, M. Dewey, J. Rempe, M, Heekin, V. Farretl, L. Dehoney. D Hynes. SECOND ROW- P. Packard, J. Kennedy, A Baetz, J, Powell, J Zimmermann, M, Batsche, R Droege, M. Hilde- brand. J. Schilling THIRD ROW: A, Kroger, J. Burkhardt, M. McDevitt, J, Eagen, J, Hiner, B. Brockhaus, B. Vogt. FOURTH ROW: K. Dixon, P. Kilduff, M, Konerman, H. McEvilley. R Bachmeyer, K Brennan, G, Harmeier FIFTH ROW M H Clark, B Wallig, R, Heekin, J Klein, MO ' Neill, S. Bottenhorn, H. Crane. THETA PHI ALPHA Founded 1912, University of Michigan 18 Chapters Epsilon, Established 1919 1939 Rita Bachmeyer Frances Browne )ean Burkhardt Rosina Droege jane Eagen Gretchen Freericks Mary Louise Heekin Dorothy Hynes Betty Jean May Mary McDevitt Lois Ann McGinms Joann Powell Jeane Rempe Ruth Janice Winterman 1940 Sylvia Bottenhorn Mary Helen Clark Mary Dewey Genevieve Downing Veronica Farrell Jean Hiner Helen Kelly Peggy Kilduff Mary Virginia Konerman Anne Kroger Helen McEvilley Bernice Willig 1941 Mary Louise Batsche Natalie Broeman Louise Dehoney Peggy Packard Dorothy Plogman lanet Schilling Betty Vogt 1942 Ann Baetz Kay Brennan Betty Brockhaus Ruth Brunton Mary Buse Harriet Crane Helen DeCourcy Mary Kathryn Dixon Janet Fobiano Grace Harem ler Rita Heekin Martha Jane Hildenbrand Mary Jane Kennedy Jane Klein Dons Krehnbrink jeannette Maham Marian Martin Mary Iris O ' Neil Dorothy Rempe Ann Mina Turney Jane Zimmerman ALPHA CHI OMEGA Founded 1885, DePauw University 62 Chapters Alpha Delta, Established 1919 1939 Helen Biggers Helen Buvinger Virginia Dietz Charlotte Fasold Dorothy Gillespie Jane Kelly Edith Seitz 1940 Irene Brandau Henen Brandenberg Dorothy Ann Brown Lois Chambers Sue Dnemeyer Marguerite Fntzsch Manlaine Mitchell Doris Ostrom Eleanor Rankin Mary Frances Rodenfels Virginia Sherwood Marjorie Voil Jean Vickery 1941 Harriet Conn Leora Dungan Helen Hardisty Vivian Manogue Dorcas Marohn Mildred Vv olf 1942 Marion Bacon Frances Buerger Frances Enlow Bettie Jane Freeman Eleanor George Dons Keefe Geraldine Kneisley Dorothy Maphet Thelma Pickles Annetta Schmudde Marjorie Selhorst Charlotte Siehl Janice Vi hife 1943 Edna Christen Marjorie Dhonau Patricia Easton Jean Friediein Majel Hirlinger Annabel LaForce Corrinne Stollmaier Audrey Theler Jeanne Van Pelt FIRST ROW: M Mitchell, V. Dietz. J Kelly, D. Gillespie, C, Fasold, H Buvinger. H, Biggers, D Ostrom, M. Rodenfels, E. Seitz. SECOND ROV : T. Pickels. M. Dhonau, J, Freidlein. M. Hirlinger, M, Bacon, M Vail, E. R. George, M. L, Wolf, B. Freeman, V. Manogue. THIRD ROW: M. Selhorst, A Theler. E Christen, S, Dnemeyer, I Brandau, P. Easton. G Kneisley. A LaForce. D, Maphet. FOURTH ROW- J White. D. Marohn, F Buerger, D, Keefe, C Stollmaier, H Conn, M Fntzsch, F Enlow FIFTH ROW J Van Pelt. H Brandenberg. J Vickery, L Dungan. D A Brown, A Schmudde. C Siehl 245 ZETA TAU ALPHA Founded 1 893. Virginia State Normal 65 Chapters Alph a Eta, Established 1921 1939 Virginia Herold Mary Cratty Honna Hohendorf Jane Knaebel Marjorie Lawton Mary Frances Lockhor n Mary Jane Rupp Rosalind McNeill Aileen Sfegner Betty Jane Morris Jean Frances Taylor Ann Murphy Jean Ann Warner Madeline Williamson Peggy Wuest 1940 1942 Marguerite Arend Martha Barnes Judy Ann Auch Blanche Fulkerth Barbara Bilson Alice Magee Virginia Edwards Nita Martinelli Patricia Gallagher Marian Phares Lorraine Keifer Nancy Schmid Jean List Katherine Ramsey 1941 Betty Rollins Jeanne Achauer Marjorie Steinkoenig Janet Bahlman Ruth Turner Cleona Chandler Betty Ann Ward Margaret Decker Virginia Wolf FIRST ROW: A. Murphy. R McNeill, M Phares, B J. Morns, M. Sykes. M Lockhorn, M J. Barnes, B Fulkerth, M. Arend, P Decker. SECOND ROW; A, Stegner, J, Taylor, V Herold, B, Ward, H Hohendorf, J. List, J. Bahlman, C. Ramsey. J. Knaebel. THIRD ROW: P. Gallegher. N Schmid. V. Wolf, L Kiefer, M Lawton, M Cratty. J Mueller, A Martinelli. J, A. Auch. FOURTH ROW- B. Bilson, M Stemkoenig, M J Rupp, A Magee, P. Wuest, M Williamson. J. Achauer. B Rollins. fir B f r v?« FIRST ROW R, Lehman, V Bogenschutz, P Carlier, A Benesh, T. Kuntz, ) Stephanoti, M Chnslensen SECOND ROW D Detmenng, B. J Kettenng, R Werle. M, Ruscher. H M. Stadelman, E Underwood. ALPHA DELTA THETA Founded 1919, Transylvania College 25 Chapters Camma, Established 1923 MEMBERS IN FACULTY Eleonore Nippert Helen N Drake 1939 AmeU Benesh Phyllis Carlier Bertha Kettenng Ruth Lehman Jean Stephanoff 1940 Virginia Bogenschuetz Dorothy Detmenng Thelma Kuntz Hulda M Stadelman Ruth Werle 1942 Virginia Heismann Mary Ruscher Elaine Underwood FIRST ROW. E. Hulton, B. Johnston. D. Rodenbeck, A. Bauer, K-l E. Wood, M. L, Rodenbecl, L Oesper. SECOND ROW: P. Riess, B. Koch, A. Thomas, L. Dorsch. C Otthofer, H. Finch, THIRD ROW: J. Hill, L Hamilton, A. Williams, M. Doerner, M, Sayrs. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Founded 1904, Syracuse University 46 Chapters Alpha Gamma Established 1923 MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dr M arion Boyd 1939 Audrey Bauer Lois Oesper Dorothy Rodenbeck Mary Sayrs Edna Lamping Phila Reiss Mary Lou Rodenbeck Ann Williams Mary Elaine Wood 1940 1942 June Hill Frances Clark Emily Hulton Betty Johnston Betty Jane Sellers Margaret Doerner Lilian Dorsch Helen Finch 1941 Jo Bruckmann Betty Koch Charlotte Olthofer Annette Thomas 248 SIGMA DELTA TAU Founded 1917, Cornell University 17 Chapters Epsilon, Established 1923 Ann Becker Margaret Hoffman Pnscilla Merenbloom PLEDGES Helen Perlman Natalie Roth 1939 Shirley Buchman Gladys Nabe Elaine Schifrin 1940 Jane Bloch Priscill; i Merenbloom Marion Myers 1941 Edythe Beren lean LeMontree Rosalyn Litwack Adele Stillpass 1942 Ann Becker Margaret Hoffman Helen Perlman Natalie Roth FIRST ROW: A, Stillpass, | Bloch, E Schifnn, M Myers, J. LeMontree. A Becker SECOND ROW: N. Roth. E Beren, P. Hoffman, H Perlman. R Litwack PHI SIGMA SIGMA Founded 1913, Hunter College 19 Chapters Lambda, Established 1926 1939 Helen lacobson Ruth Lappin 1940 Dorothy Bernstein Bernyce Cohen Rheabetle Dragul Edith Hetming Harriet Kessel Sarah Pinsky 1941 Louise Berger Selma Celperin Esther Hellmann Helen Betty Newman Caitha Touff Florence Weinberg FIRST ROW: L. Berger, H, B Newman, S, Celperin, E Helming, T. R Dragul, D Bernstein, E, Hellman. SECOND ROW; B Cohen, H. Kessel, H Jacobson, F. Weinberg, S Pinsky, R. Lappin. FIRST ROW: M Landman, N Siegel, M, Swillinger. C, Monnes, M. Rosen. C Schneider, M. Fink, B Mend sohn, L, Roth, SECOND ROW: C. Epstein, L, Posner. A Stamboock, S Emdin. C Einhom, V. Kellar, B. Tennenbaum THIRD ROW: A. Bronska, R, Frankel, M, J Gillman, P E Citman, F. Scherr, H. Savran, F. Hemdier. DELTA PHI EPSILON Founded 19 7, New York University 23 Chapters Mu. Established 1926 1939 1940 Anita Brouska Marcella Fink Ceraldine Epstein Revella Frankel Mildred Landman Pearl Gitman Helen Oscherwitz Agnes Stamboock Grace Monnes 1942 Marce la Rosen Sherry Emdin Nafhe Gladys ne Siegel Shneider Merle Jeanne Gillman Flo Hendler Vivian Kellar 1941 Bern ice Mendelson Clarice Einhorn Leah Posner Libby Roth Frances Scheer Helen Savran Bern ice Tennenbaum Mildred Swillinger Natalie Tennenbaum 251 w y II tf JJ ,rit , ' rr ' mm tit FIRST ROW: E Classman, F Brown, |. Less, A. Cohen, F, Shafer, E Ostrager, SECOND ROW: G, Young, H, Aronoff, H. Perl, M. Wolf. B, Schuler, I Teres PI ALPHA Founded 1918, Hunter College 46 Chapters Eta, Established 1928 1939 Annette Cohen Freida Brown Jeanette Less Florence Shafer 1940 Frieda Aronoff June Claybon Manam Wolf T A U 1941 Esther Classman Elaine Ostrager Harriet Perl Gertrude Young 252 ALPHA OMICRON PI Founded 1897, Barnard College 49 Chapters Theta Eta, Established 1929 1939 Ellen Dunbar Virginia Norton Elizabeth Koenig Henrietta Krumme Jane Sanders Peg Spriggs Jane Sterk 1940 Alice Biechler Edna Bronsfrup Helen Chelius Ruth Mohr Marie Widell 1941 Elsbeth Bofsch Frances Bruce Helen Costello Elberta Cox Margaret Francis June Hill Adelaide Krone Harriet Kersting Betty Lederer Phyllis Metz Lou Anne Moon June Nelson 1942 Betty Brooks Mary Lou Clarke Carolyn Fink Dorothy Ann Francis Virginia Grabo Barbara Mayer Carolyn Thompson Hilda Zugehoer 1943 Loys Blake Margaret Hohman Mary Jane Michaels FIRST ROW: H, Zugehoer, M Widell, E. Botsch, H Kersting, V. Horton, B, Brooks, L A, Moon, P A, Metz SECOND ROW: A. Krone, J, Sterk, J. Hill, M. L Clarke, C Fink, M Hohman, B Mayer, M, Spriggs THIRD ROW: R, Mohr, M. Michael, E. Dunbar, H Chelius, J, Nelson, E Bronstrup, C, Thompson FOURTH ROW: V. Grabo, F. Bruce, B, Lederer, A Biechler, D Francis, L Blake, E Cox, H Costello, 253 FIRST ROW: J, Troy. B. Reichwein, I Scheve, K, Clover, M Dieckmann, R. C Hazlewood, Wander, Clarke. SECOND ROW: J. Ulmer, H Hasecoster, E E. Fleming, L. Ulmer, N. Lear. R A N O N Fournded 1929, University of Cincinriati MEMBERS 1939 Christine Bowen Carolyn Champlain Vera Clarke Irene Wander 1940 Katherine Clover Ruth Hazelwood Berniece Reichwein 1941 Emma Boehm Margarethe Dieckmann Evelyn Fleming Helen Hasecoster Stella Kabler Noi ma Lear Irma Scheve Clara Stewart 1942 June Troy Jeannette Ulmer Myra Werner uJ -. VAA FIRST ROW ) Foertmeyer E Criest J. Raymond. H. Himes, R Weil, P Smyth, L Johnson, M MacFarland. SECOND ROW: A Rose E Mmges L Kellum, V. Stifel, E Yunger, L, Harper. R. Foertmeyer THIRD ROW A, Schrceder. W. Cooley. M, Kreyenhagen, M Munkhenk, E. Morrison, N. Esberger. I. Streit- horst. H I M U Founded 1852, Wesleyan College. Macon, Georgia 55 Chapters Delta Zeta Chapter, Established 1931 1939 Natalie Esberger Mane MacFarland Alma Rose Ruth Weil 1940 Jean Braam lane Foertmeyer Lucille Harper Helen Himes Louise Kellum Eleanor Minges Alice Schroeder Pauline Smyth Ida Striethorst Virginia Stifel 1941 Eleanor Morrison Elaine Yunger 1942 William Cooley Rosa Foertmeyer Ellen Criest Mary Kreyenhagen Myriam Mundhenk Janet Raymond FIRST ROW. J Schaefers. R Ertel, R Shannon, M, J Schulte, M A Keller. R Schrddm. Ivl. Brady, Ivl M. Sweeney, B. Kathman. SECOND ROW- K Kenney, M. Beaver, V. Kapfer. H. Thurner, F Cately, D Kathman. J. Emmert, R Peters. THIRD ROW: R A. Geile, R, M. Crone, R Foglesong, V. Hamilton, R, Kiefer, K4. Hunneman, M, V Meyer. FOURTH ROW: V. Michael, J Dorger, B. Fipp. M. Shannon, M. Schoettmer. J. Clear. PI LAMBDA SIGMA Founded 1921, Boston University 7 Chapters Zeta, Established 1933 MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mary Jo Schroeder 1939 Mary Beaver luha Clear Settle Fipp Laura Haleg Rosemary Kiefer Virginia Kapfer Mary Virginia Meyer Jo Schaefers Mary Jo Schulte Margaret Sweeny 1940 Mane Brady Jean Dorger Julianne Emmert Mary Alice Keller Virginia Michael Kathleen Kenny Ruth Peters Ruth Schraden Margaret Shannon Rita Shannon 1941 Ruth Ertel Ruth Meister Florence Lately Virginia Hamilton Bernice Kathman 1942 Rita Mae Crone Marjorie Hunnemen Edith Kathman Katherine Nurre Helen M, Thurner 1943 Ruth Fagelsong Ruth Ann Ciel Julia Agnes Mathews 256 ALPHA DELTA PI Founded 1851, Wesleyan Female College 59 Chapters Beta Pi, Established 1935 Frances Jenkins Faculty Advisor 1939 Irene Bell Helen Brockhoff Dorothy Fa I ' on Gladys Keefer Louise Wiser 1940 Esther Ciarniello Patricia Conneighton Mary Ruth Hartman Helen Liles Shirley Woodward 1941 Marion Curry Mavis Epiing Elizabeth Franklin Jane Hall Margaret Hollis Edith Hunsicker Dorothy Johnston Mary Jane Lovi ' fher Phebe Myers Jean Naberhaus Janet Schwallie Mane Seuberling 1942 Kathleen Ades Mary Lou Beaty Alycemal Fehl Maxime Johnston Betty Sholio Martha Schroeder Ruth Welling Mary Lou Wetzel Wilfreda Witte Viola Woodward L, Beaty. W. Witte, D Fallon, L Wiser. P. Conneighton. S. Woodward, H. niello, E. Derrick, B Sholio, M R Hartman, M Seuberling, H Liles, M. FIRST ROW: M. R. Schroeder, M. Brockhoff SECOND ROW: E Franklin, E Cia Eppling. THIRD ROW: C Keefer. J Schwallie, D Johnston, E Hunsicker, R, Welling, M J, Lowther, M. L. Wetzel FOURTH ROW: M Curry. J Naberhaus. J. Hall, M, Jdinston, V. Woodward, K. Ades, M. Hollis. HOW IT ALL S T A l T E II D E S H I E COED JACKIE COED W L r-,Vii. 7g i- -sas 258 INDEX OF PERSONS ORGANIZATIONS CD H n And now — for tradition would have it so — now comes the time when we, the editors, must pen a sweet, nostalgic note of farewell to the book and to the noble staff members who have aided us so vitally during the past year. From our failing grasp you catch the torch or, to be more crass, as we get off the gravy train you hop on. The fact that the gravy has been considerably watered by Stoogent Council will, of course, be no deterrent to your wholly idealistic efforts. So much for the future . . . now for the honeysuckle scent of remembrance ... the glorious memory of these endless nights of toil, hen, after the last nickel had been dropped and the last jitterbug homeward trucked his slaphappy way, we worked long hours under blinding lights for the glorification of the Cincinnatian. What ' s that? You don ' t believe us? All right, we may as well tell you the truth. One dark night in early June, when the innocent chirping crickets outside the shuttered windows had no conception of the villainy going on within, we, the editors, and may Cod have mercy on our souls, took an empty gasoline drum and mixed in it equal parts of glue, photo- graphs, and mouthwash. Sealing the drum and furtively attaching a two-cent stamp to the whole, we sent it to the engravers. Came the Cincinnatian. There — now we ' ve told you all. Do you hate us for it? U t ' 259 you would measure the value ol Telephone Service try to imagine this - or any other community - without it, even for a few days. 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(. 52, 178 Diamond, Amv ,■13, 2(14 1-11 1 r N il il 1 14 Crow, Helen 204 Dieckmann, Maigarette 264 tiuin V . 1 N -0 3 Cruse, Don 220, 191 Diehl, John 194 Esptl R.ibcit 1S2 Cummings, Guy . 225 , 52 DeGennaro, Michael , 209 Esblinger Edwin 223 179 Cunningham, Frank 205 Dinkelaker, Edward 222, 200 Estes Elliott 195 Cunningham, Milford 228 Dinsmore, David 228 Etter Robert 218 180 Cunningham, Wm. 178, 173, Dinsmore. Stanley 228 E ana Ruskin 224 194, 202 Doak, Robert 229 Pabe Geison 179 175 Curry, Marion 257 Doepken, Robert 172 Fahrenbiuck Herl 3ert 221 Curtis, Robert 194, 202 Doernberg, Jerry 190 , 140 , 191 Fahinev Luiien 22S Cusher, Joe 227 Doerner, John 219 194 Fail Richdid 64 193 173 Custer, Randall .218 Dones, Chester 178 179, 189, 92 39 Dahlman. Donald ls 1, 180, 186 I4II 191 Farrel. Walter 221 Dalton, Robert 221, 169, 97, Donley, Carson 53 172 Fasold. Arthur 217, 55 228 192, 140 Dowlin, Howard 220 Faust, Elmer 233, 205 Daniell, Frederic 223, 179, Dowlin, James .220 Feerer, Eugene 172 Dann, Byron 41, 17; i. 195 , 172 Downing, Genevieve 244 Feldkamp, Melvin 92 DaRif, Chester 220 Duke, Monroe 92 Felts, LeWayne 179 DaRif, Eugene 220 Dunbar, Alvin 227 Ferguson, Wm. 218, 104 Daum, Fred 221 1. 97. 192 Dunham. Bruce 227 . 52 109. 169, 97, 192, 1411 Davies, Dan 220 Dunlap. Harry 205 Fessler, Albert 219 97 Davis, John 205 Dyer, Stewart 219 Fielman, Frank 222 97 Davis, Joseph 190, 184, 202, Easton. Robert 53 Fingerman, Albert 234, 17E . 91 191 Eberling, Charles 230 Fink, Roy 228 Dawson, George 222 Eberly. Thomas 218 Fischer, Carl 220 Day, Douglas 220, 170, Eby, Clyde 2119, 172 Fisgus, Jacob 178, 179 169, 88, 207, 258, 192 Edmonds, Jack 22.S, 206 Fisher, Robert ... 192 176 219 Edwards. Virginia Eggers. Jack ,246 ,.64 Dean, Russel Fisk. 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Wm 218 Grote. Charles , 57. 231. 194 Gruber, Paul 57, 231 Guehrins, Jacob 57, 170, 36, 37, 173 Gulden, Wvnne 67. 205, 201 Guttman, Melvin 227, 234. 175 Gwinn. Carl 223, 192, 91 Gysin. Lloyd 192 Habel. Louis 205 Haber. Harold 191, 140 HafTner, Louis 218 Hahn. Leroy 205 Hahn. Robert 57. 173. 172 Hahneman. Robert 194 Hall. Warren 222 Hall. Wm. 195 Hallock. Jack 219 Hammeran. Wm. 231. 179. 140 Harcourt. Dorothy 58 Harding. James 205 Harding. John 58. 178 Hardy. David 232. 194 Harlow. W. Marion 220 Harper. Paul 206 Hartman. Charles 218 Hartman. Robert 179, 140 Hartsock, John 228 Hasselbach, John 231 Hauck, Andrew 223 Hawke, Frank 205 Hawkins. Paul 223 Heater. George 205 Heil, Kenneth 223 Heiser, Jonas 205 Heithaus. Fred 231, 140 Heitmann, Wm 58, 173,114, 202 Helfrich, Elton 191 Henderson, Ashland 58, 183, 173 Hepp, Richard 182 Herbstriet, Jack 58, 173, 205, 201 Herschede, Mark 218, 205 Heuck. Kenneth 222, 192 Heuck. Robert 217. 222. 169. 192. 140. 39 Hiatt. George 221 Hiener. Robert 221. 194. 97 Hildebrand. Matha 244 Hilgendorf. Harold 179 Hill. Russel 223. 200 Hindman. Robert 223 Hines. Donald 205 Hines. Wm. 225 Hirschtield. Irving 226. 173 Hirt-inger, Jim 220 Hoeper. Herman 59, 173, 205, 201 Hoffeld. Edward 222 Hoffman. Philip 205 Hogan, Robert 218. 182 Hoge. Douglas 223 Hoge. John 59 Hoke. Maurice 222. 59, 173, 172 Hollmeyer. Richmond 220 Holterhoff. Ralph 218 Holton, Gordon 176 Hooge. Carl 69. 179 Hope. Ralph 218. 59. 173, 172 Hopkins, Allen 205 Hopple, Andrew 89, 110 Horn. Robert 227. 217. 137 Houser. Knight 219. 205 Howard. Robert 205 Hudson. Bert 205 Huffsteder. Wm 230 Hughes. James 219, 59 Huitger, Frank 194 Humphrey, John 194 Humphreys. John D 230 Humphreys. Richard 224 Hunter, Robert 183, 173 Hurd. Franklin 225 Hutzeman. Howard . 60, 178. 173. 195, 172 Hutzelman, Rob ert 60, 178, 173 Imhoff, Maryann 238 Ingelfinger, Aaron 1 Ingels, Otis Ingold. Frank I Ingram. Gordon ! Jacobs, Arthur 222, Jacobs, Julius ! Jacobs. Thomas ! Jahnke. Kenneth ! 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Ralph 62. 182 Krupp, John 63 MacLean, Wallace 224 , 68 Meier. James Morris, Edward ,.,223. 183 Kerr, Rubert 62. 228 Kruthaup, Genevieve 63 198. McAdams, Samuel 219 Meinders. William 194 Morris, Mark 67, 194, 202 62, 2oa , 247 , 92 , 92 Kurtz, Fred 203 , 92 .229 McCammon, Thomas McCardle, John Meinken. Diedrich 222, 19 Jr. , 90, 4, 97 91, Morton. George 222. Morton. Robert 28 194. , 140. 202 KetterinK. Bertha ,183 191 Kilduff. William 2 1 , 205 Lamb, Charles .229 McClure, Robert . 67 140 Moster. Robert ,231 Killian. Ruth ,, 93 Lamb, John .205 McCullough. Jack .205 Menefee. Paul 226, 178, Moyer. John 179 Kincaiil. Charles 229 37 KindberK. Edwin 194, 202 Landman, Israel 175 McKeith, Thomas, Jr. ,205 Merline. John .. 194 92 King. Ellis 219, 205 Landwehr, John 223, 178 179 McKenny, Henry 205 Merwin. Roy 222 Muhl. Fred .220 King. Ralph 194 Larrick, Carl 221 140 McKibben, Dorothy ,, 2)2 222, 205. 194 Mullenix. Joseph .219, 191 King. Robert 21,S, , 62, 172 Lathrop, Albert 63 232 McKinley, Henry , 222 Metzger. Wilford 2n,s Myers. Ralph .178 Kinstler. Robert . ,. 91 , 89 Leader. Leland 63 39 McMakin, Stewart 68 Meyer. Albert 179, 191 Myers. Sheldon .228 Kirby. Betty .62, 243 Lear. William ,205 McNamee, Ralph 104 Meyer. Charles , .. 66, 179 Naberhaus. Jean 198, 203 Kise. William ,218 Ledbetter. Elaine . 240 McNeil, Arthur 68 Meyer. George 66 97 Natorp. Merton .221 Klarer. David 194, 209, 191 ,220 Leggett. Oliver LeGrand. Harold .220 .194 McNutt. Robert Mace, Chester ., 64, 194. 228, 191 182 Meyer. Howard Meyer. John .,, 66 92 Nead. Dennis Neff. Richard Kleespies. Keith . 183, ..192 ,223 63, 247. Meyer, Paul Meyer, Stanley .,,. Meyers. Charles Kline. Edward ,225 , 62 183 198, 19S Levy, Melvin 1, 2oa 1, 92 .194 Magee. William .230 .194 225, . 66 231 Nelson, Charles Nelson, Ellsworth .224 Kling. Richard Maham, Gordon .183 ISO , S9, 140 Levy, Russel .227 Mahlman, Norbert 217 225 Millard. Bert 220 Nelson, Norman 209 Knapp. Maynard ,191 Lewis, Wendell ,224 Maier, Robert 64 173 Miller. Daniel ?23 Newkirk, Wesley 220, 169. Knecht. Robert ... ,62 Licht, John IVO, 194 Majoewsky, Victor,,. 220 194 , 200 Miller. Robert 91 140, 192 Knost. Ralph ,176 Liles, Helen 25V 203 Malone. Earl 220 Miller. Robert D. 66 Newlin, William ,68 Kocker. Robert 220. 194, 140 .222 Lindberg, Ramon Linville, Elbert 64, 183 ,209 194 64 Miller. Robert E. , Miller, Robert J. .179 179 Nielsen, Eric Niemes, Jack .222 Koenig, Fred Manny. Ervin .221 269 FOR THE PAST THIRTEEN YEARS THE MOST POPULAR SUPPER CLUB AT YALE Bf BARNEY ' RAPP S . 1 t til. Now U. C ' « Sicfii of tL ' l ' uim i. Most Popular Club Phones AVon 3116-6480 THE J. H. FIELMAN DAIRY CO. HIGH GRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS 2519 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio chke eph ,229 Nixon. Roge Nodarse, Aristides ia4 Norris. Louis i ' Norton. Fay. Jr 205. 200 Norton. Richard ,218, 183, 9i, Nuckolls. Charles IS ' l O ' Brien. Francis 222 Odom. 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