University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1944 volume:

:I P S: o I ow O I I UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, - CINCINNATI, OHIO E THOUSAND MEN . AND A GIRL One Thousand men and a girl, or so ir seems ihese days. Lasi' spring H' was re-eally desolaie 'HI 'Hue firsi' Air Corps men came. THE I944 C INCINNATAIAN sh. B9 E gs g '14 'L' ,- vuv 4-0' 's.., 'yn .p- - P Z--Q 1 a , : ,pn ,,-..- r u , iq. F 7 Lieu+enan+ ARTHUR S. POSTLE, USNR THE I944CINClNNATIA Jkclicaiion When fhe Smoofh Log of Higher Educafion of fhe Twenfiefh Cen'I'ury.is com- piled, I943-44 will be designafed as fhe Crifical Time, fhe Crucial Reriod, fhe Climax. This year fhe Resources of our Colleges and UnlverSlI'leS were Ufilized in 'rhe War Effort The Army and Navy came Aboard, and where 'Ihe Milifary goes - well, fhings happen. Nor do we make fhe fallacy POST HOC ERGO PROPTER HOC 'ro presume a direcf casual relafionship befween 'I'he ingress of fhe Brass Hafs fo 'Ihe College Quarfer-Deck and fhe Turn in fhe Forfunes of War. Learning rescued Civilizafion from fhe Huns in fhe Dark Ages: Learning is confribufing fo fhe Downfall of fhe Axis in 'Ihe Enlighfened Ages. Good old U.C. When ifs Far-Seeing Adminisfrafors complefed fhe Arficles wifh fhe High Command, Io! fhe Universify was one of fhe Favored Ships desfinecl for a Special Cruise in World War II. A Boffle of Ohio River Wafer was smashed againsf fhe Bow as She slipped down fhe Ways wifh Her Band - af any rafe fhe ASTP Band - Playing Special Music for 'Ihe Launching. The Adminisfrafors became fhe Gold Braid, fhe Faculfy, wifh a few changes, fhe Ship's Company, and fhe Crew of Trainees were Shanghaied as of Old by Forceful Means. All did a sfrefch of Sounding Off, fhen seffled fhemselves 'fo scrubbing decks and fossing Sulfas down 'fhe hafch. In re-condifioning fhe Old Ship for fhe New Task if was necessary fo scrape a few Barnacles from 'Ihe Cabin as well as fhe Hull, buf 'Ihe Dry-Docking should in fhe end make Her a more Useful Craff. Some of us from fhe Original Ship's Company wenf Elsewhere under Tem- porary Orders for fhe Durafion, and we haul away on Ofher Ships or Shore Sfafions doing our Dufy as we see if, buf wifh Sfarboard Ears ever perked fo hear fhaf order Cease Firing. We know fhaf soon affer fha'I' we may anfici- pafe fhe Big Tickef, fhe order granfing us fhe privilege of being piped over fhe side af U.C. fo ioin fhe Company before we accumulafe enough Hash Marks fo refire as Chicken Farmers. Judging from fhe Scufflebuff Rumors emanafing from fhe Ward-Room all has nof been Tuscarora on fhe Baffle-Wagon U.C. during fhe Shake-Down Cruise. Some of fhe Crew, we are fold, were Swackedg some were foo friendly wifh fhe GuIIs while on Shore Leave: a few faced 'Ihe Capfain's Masfg mosfly fhey kepf fheir noses clean. Af presenf wrifing all is nof as sfraighf as a Deck Seam, and a Rough Passage is predicfed on 'Ihe Refurn Crossing. Buf wifh Good Vision on fhe Bridge fhe Ship should weafher fhe Sform. To fhe Cincinnafian Sfaff fhis year goes fhe unique disfincfion of wrifing fhe Rough Log of fhe Cruise Exfraordinary, and I concrafulafe Ship's Wrifer Rawson for her spirif and enferprise in keeping fhe Record Complefe. M.. wgwfsfg, Lieufenanf, USNR Navy V-I2 Unif Carson Newman College Jefferson Cify, Tennessee U V RSITY OF CINCINNATI HILE YOU'RE AWAY While you're away, we're plagued wi+l1 sfrange impor'ra'rions of men, buf we've been com'For+ed by 'I'l1e refurn of some old buddy-buddies in fhe 'form of Company F. THE l944CINCINNATIAN 1 w THE CHANGE FASHIONED BY THE WAR Change fashioned by 'Ihe war has sIrucIc a mighfy blow. Par'ry-parfies are more informal, formals befween. UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI -ss. f X583 , :L NMA . 'R Basil s.'N l ANS AQ. x. P- xq 1 QS'- ,, . N. 'f'-5' , X Vu Fr ' . r-1, :vw Ng J PS! VST ., U, F-1: .. If , :R ,?f'M,z' - X , Y ap ' ,ax - - . , .,- 1.4 H ,f- ,, 1 I i .4 ,A- . I 15.3, 'KX V . 5' .Jv- I , .. V J . J. 1 MILITARY ir if af The Milifary on campus musI' really have a bang-up oIoI 'rime. They're always cheerful, always happy, ALWAYS SINGING, and in cadence I?I II NATIAN Pl-alilfglilfxls Tl3f.AllNillwl4L-'E -Physical 'I'raining goes on whelher wifh lhe froops or in fhe ASTP. Somefimes i+ lakes fhe form of enioyable relaxa+ion such as baseball, foofball, or baslcefball. .ARWEY CNFFHCEFQS Commanding fhe soldier sfudenfs of +he Universiiy of Cincinnafi were some 35 officers, under Colonel Ward E. Duvall, who replaced Colonel Sidney Gufhrie. Wi+h ihe refiremeni' of Colonel Gufhrie in Sepfember, I943, and 'rhe enlarging of lhe ASTP Unif, several changes in posifions were made. r 9 r Lr Chp pr H yes. Capt. Rant. Lt. Vance. 1.1. V.1ughn, Ll. Day. C I N C I N MEDICINE Also included in 'Ihe Universiiy of Cin- cinna+i's War Training Program were 2II men of 'Ihe College of Medicine who were former sfudenis of +I1e Univer- sify 'I'aIren info Ihe service and aIIowed Io conI'inue I'I1eir Iraining. ARMY 'CDFFICERS Colonel Willis CIax'Ion became execuiive officer: Capiain Rauf changed from Company Commander of Company L Io replace Maior Su+I1erIin, who was made Plans and Training Officerg and Capiain J. P. ThreII:eId, Commanding Officer of I'I1e Air Corps frainees was raised +0 Ihe rank of Major. Rowqlt Capt. Qnvis. LI. Long. Col. DuvaII. Col. Ciax C p O L SI ki 3 R II C Pl K y Lt C pt M W IJ. Lnrr. Lt. Skidmore. I944 CINCINNATIAN AIR CORPS Of 'rhe 2,500 soldiers on 'rhe campus, 500 were +he Air Corps men, 'raking pre-'FIigh+ 'Iraining and living in Ihe former men's dormifory. LANGUAGE The UniversiI'y's Area and Language group of ASTP s+uden+s were Ihe I26 men of Company L, barracked in 'Ihe SAE house. They sI'ucIied French, German, Spanish and were +he scholars of 'Ihe soldier s+uden+s. ENGINEERING The grea+er parf of 'rhe 2,000 ASTP sIucIen+s on Ihe Uni- versiI'y of Cincinna'I'i campus were basic and advanced en- gineers, housed in Old McMicken and various fra+erni'Iy housesf I944 CINCINNATI RAYMOND WALTERS Presidenf of +I1e Universi+y of Cincinnafi, Cincinnafi, Ohio. A ADMINISTRATION CINCINNATI,OHIO 04 Meaaage In ifs service fo fhe nafion in fhis year of fafeful sfrife, fhe Universify of Cin- cinnafi is fulfilling, I believe, fhe educafional obiecfive defined by John Milfon: fo perform iusfly and magnanimously all fhe offices bofh privafe and public of peace and war. A As fo war, fhe UniversiI'y's confribufion is being made in respecf fo research and insfrucfion. Our scienfisfs are engaged in research proiecfs of disfanf appli- cafion for fhe Army, fhe Navy and indusfry. Our feachers are giving insfrucfion in fhe various Army specialized fraining and Air Force programs. To our more 'Ihan fwo fhousand soldier sfudenfs, and fo our small qfuofa of Navy men in fhe Medical College, I exfend fhe warm felicifafions of fhe Uni- versify. We are greafly pleased wifh your spirif and your work. We hope many of you will wish, in fufure days of peace, fo refurn fo fhis campus fo confinue your educafion. - To our civilian sfudenfs I likewise exfend cordial good wishes. Thai' fhe af- fendance of women is fhe Iargesf in Universify hisfory is a source of keen grafifi- cafion. The number of civilian men sfudenfs is, of course, very small. All of you should bear yourselves wifh heads up, in fhe convicfion fhaf your work is valuable fo our nafion. You civilian women and men alike should feel fhaf you are carrying fhe forch of liberal and professional educafion. You are fruly serving when you prepare yourselves for 'Ihe Milfonian performance of fhe offices bofh privafe and pubIic of fhe peace which will form fhe sfern fesf of fhe qualify of war- QQWSJLQSADGW won vicfory. ADMINISTRATION Page I9 I944 CINCINNATIAN 1 Ii lv. 2' ' 'f' 2 ,f4r'z IgiZ f ' A qjf'I5:.I1j L J hw .pre-ttf. I fy IT: y I NORMAN P. AUBURN Dean of Universiiy Adminisrrarion Those of you who are being graduafed in 'Ihis war year of I944 are deserving of especial com- mendafion. During Ihe Iasl' Iwo years you've been called upon 'Io make several fundamenfal choices. You resisled I'he I'emp'I'aI'ion 'ro Ialce I'he shorl view, Io inferrupl your Universily career and engage in some more direcf form of war work. If was noi' easy for you 'Io wafch so many of your classmafes leave Ihe campus for careers in Ihe armed 'forces or war induslries. They were responding Io I'he call of Iheir counI'ry in a more speclacular, a more dramalic way. You musi' have been I'empI'ed on occasion 'ro follow 'Iheir example. Buf, ins'I'ead, you chose very wisely 'Io serve your counfry by slaying on and confinuing your educaI'ion. .And now your chance for direcl' service is al hand. Your coun+ry has many needs for college- 'Irained persons, noi' only Io prosecule I'he war bu'I' also 'Io prepare for peace and recons'rruc'I'ion. Accordingly, you are faced wi'I'h a greai' challenge and a correspondingly greaf responsibilify. Equipped wi+h sound 'Iraining and varied I'aIenI's, you will do your Iaslc well. You will, we are confident refleci' credir on your alma ma+er, I'he Universify of Cincinnari. y Worman .xgugurn Page120 ADMINISTRATION CINCINNATI,rOHlO Composed of nine persons promineni' in flue civic, indusirial, and professional life of CincinnaI'i, 'rhe Board of Direcfors of fhe Universify is responsible for +I1e general conI'roI and conducr of Ihe insrifufion. The members are appoinred for +I1e Ierms of nine years by Ihe Mayor of Cincinnafi wiI'I1 'fhe approval of Council. In Ihe regular monI'I1Iy meefings during 'rhe school year and fhrough Ihirreen sfanding commi1 I'ees, Ihe Board acI's on financial expendifures. appoinfmenfs and resignafions of I'I1e Faculfy, and alumnal affairs. BOARD OF DIRECTORS h d NV I Shohl, John J. Rowe, Jane DcSerisy Early, IJ B odxe. Norman P. Au urn. ADMINISTRATION Page2I I944 CINCINNATIAN Dean of Women KATHERINE D. INGLE These are fhe fimes fhaf I'ryimen's souls. The summer soldier and sunshine pafriof wiII, in fhis crisis, shrink from I'he service of fheir counfryg buf he fha'I' sfands if now, deserves fhe love and fhanks of man and woman. Thomas Paine in I776. Many new opporfuniiies have been opened fo women by fhis war. Sfrangely enough fhis has been frue in every war since I776. American women have always grasped fhese opporfunifies and mei fheir obligafions fully. Today's universify woman has fhis same obligafion fo consider when she graduafes in I944. Her choice of vocafion will be a choice of service fo her communify and counfry, whefher if be in 'Ihe armed service, war indusfry or essenfial occupafion. May her educafion af 'I'his Universify enable her fo serve her counfry well and deserve The love and 'Ihanks of man and woman. J61.fAerine .Yugi Page22 ADMINISTRATION Assisfanf Dean of Men H. KATHLEEN RESSLER In campus life fhe demands of fhe hour have been insI'an'I'Iy upon us, commanding and pushing. Through fhis office in kaleidoscopic paffern have shiffed sevenfeen-year-olds regisfering for V-I2, A-I2 Qualifying Tesfsg ex-sfudenfs refurning from Ireland or 'rhe Pacific or a camp in Georgia, seeking old haunfs: fhe AAF and .ASTP men, collegians for 'Ihe winfer: remaining civilian men, loaded wifh piled-up responsibilifies, forced early info leader- ship. In sfudenf acfivifies 'rhe impefus of marfial airs has been a cafalyfic agenl' for some-bad music for ofhers. Those useful, solidly funcfioning, survive in sfabilized form: fhe decadenf or lack- Iusfre have disappeared, in company wifh narrow parfisanship. No inierrupfion in confinuify or fun- damenfal aim has been suffered, nor has adherence 'ro sfandards been scrapped in fhe senfimenfalify common fo warfime. Thaf a foolish consisfency is fhe hobgoblin of Iiffle minds has been forcibly proved. Yes, fhe cadence has been quickened +o meef currenf demands- and fo mainfain a frame- work for fhe soldier refurning. A .jczffiden Quai' CINCINNATI,OHIO GEORGE B. BARBOUR L..A. '44 is The TirsT class in haIT a cenTury To graduaTe away from home -for Old Mc- Micken now has an army of ,occupaTion, aIbeiT a Triendly one. L.A. '44 is also The TirsT To know Thai iT Taces a diTferenT world and musT have a parT in shaping iT-which Takes courage, honesTy, Training, and a sense oT purpose. WhaT will you see or Think when you Turn These pages Ten years IaTer?-The grill, of course-several imporTanT daTes-Dr. X's mean way oT puTTing you on The spoT-ThaT IasT Junior Prom-Dr. Y who Tirsi' sTarTed you Thinking-and all Those oTher Things which were only IaTer seen aT Their True value. There will be a gold sTar To go beside The names of some. Many oThers will win disTincTion. Some will carry scars, some come Through unscaThed. MosT of The girls will have chosen oTher names. In The Tough days ahead, you will be glad To belong To ThaT company and know ThaT you have noT failed Them. gorge g6lI A0l4l' LOUIS A. PECHSTEIN WriTTen on Pearl Harbor Day-The second anniversary oT periidy-This message greeTs Tirsf of all The more Than Two hundred TiTTy sTudenTs on December 7, I94I, now in The armed services. They. men and women alike, are recognized on our posTed honor roll and on The service flag consTanTIy displayed in The main corridor oT our Teachers College. And second, This message commends The more Than six hundred s'I'udenTs sTiII regisTered wiTh us, all working To prepare Themselves Tor service of God and counTry Through The es- senTiaI work of Teaching. For when we really educaTe Tor peace as we are now Tor war, and when we win The baTTIes oT peace in The posT- war period, The vicTory will come Through educaTion. They also serve who only sTand and waiT. And finally, greeTings To The many hundreds of soldier sTudenTs who share all The TaciIiTies of The Teachers College wiTh us, and who have so happily become a parT oT ThaT spiriTuaI sTrucTure of friendliness and kindness which consTiTuTes The essence of our organiza'I'ion. of lzcidein Dean of College of Liberal ArTs Dean of Teacher's College ADMINISTRATION Page23 I944 CINCINNATI ROBERT C. GOWDY During fhe pasf year fhe College of Engineering and Commerce has had fo effecf a radical con- version of ifs acfivifies fo fhe demands for Army Specialized Training while sfill 'Fulfilling ifs obligafions fo civilian sfudenfs. Thaf fhis has been accomplished under consfanfly changing and uncerfain condifions is proof fhaf fhe word co-operaI'ive applies nof only fo fhe educafional plan of operafion of 'rhe College, buf also fo fhe affifude of ifs sfudenfs, ifs faculfy, and fhe milifary aufhorifies. The AcceIeraI'ed Class of '44 received degrees in special commencemenf exercises held in Wilson Audiforium, Ocfober I, I943, af fhe end of an infensive program provided primarily for sfudenfs in fhe enlisfed reserves who would nof ofherwise have been able fo complefe fheir courses before being called fo acfive service. Page24 ADMINISTRATION A N Dean of The College of Engineering and Commerce and The School of Applied Arfs Numbers are nof very inferesfing, so if may suffice fo say 'rhaf fhe School of Applied Arfs has Iosf a cerfain percenfage of ifs men sfudenfs. Buf fhe girls seem 'ro be doing very well, even wifh fhe heavy Iiffing of drawing fables and plasfer casfs, and fhere is no indicafion 'Ihaf fhe 'rradifions and acfivifies of fhe School, nor fhe spiril' and unify which are ifs characI'eris'I'ics,' will nof be mainfained for fhe durafion. Many of Iasl' years graduafes, eifher in fhe armed forces or in war indusfries, have found special uses for fheir apfifudes and professional fraining, and 'rhough fhere may be few of fhe Class of '44 fo go info uniform fhere will be many fo confribufe skill and abilify fo some phase of fhe nafional efforf. CINCINNA Dean of College of Medicine STANLEY E. DORST The nafion-wide mobilizafion of fhe medical profession for service in fhe armed forces has proceeded on a scale herefofore unapproached in fhe hisfory of fhis counfry. As parf of fhe overall program medical schools of all universifies have become milifary fraining camps wifh a minimum of 807, of each freshman class enfering schooI.fhrough fhe A-I2 and V-I2 programs. This is as if musf be, for foday fhe milifary needs fake precedence over all ofher inferesfs. Buf we have anofher responsibilify-fhose of us who feach medicine in fhese difficulf days. We musf never lose sighf of fhe funclamenfal frufh: we are nof fraining soldiers, we are fraining physicans. The shorf-ferm milifary poinf of view which regards medical sfudenfs merely as soldiers in fraining for acfive service is parf of fhe all-ouf war psychology. How- ever, we musf remember consfanfly fhaf in acfual facf our sfudenfs are being frained for a Iifefime of medical pracfice fo be carried on in peaceful communifies and fhaf as fhe years unfold fhe period of milifary service will assume ifs proper place as a relafively shorf episode in fheir lives. And some- how we musf help our sfudenfs fo hold fhis long view. If is one of fhe mosf difficulf faslcs fhe faculfy of medicine faces. Sfdniy EOPJIE TI,OHIO I C Dean of College of Law ELIZABETH DYER War has enlarged fhe responsibilifies and oppor- funifies for home economisfs in serving fheir counfry and fheir communify. War and posf-war problems will require all fhe ingenuify, fraining and creafive fhinking fhaf can be musfered from women as well as men. College women in parficular should play an imporfanf role in fhe fighfing peace days and fhe home economisf especially should feel an obli- gafion fo minisfer fo fhe needs of sociefy. If is fhe hope and fhe belief of fhe Faculfy of fhe College of Home Economics fhaf seniors who falce fheir place in a world in furmoil will become known as persons of purpose, courage and pafience, and fhaf fhey will carry fheir responsibilifies wifh disfincfion. gzzadelfd, QW? ADMINISTRATION Page25 I944 CINCINNATIAN Dean of fhe College of Law Dean of College of Nursing and Healfh ,. , . Q - gf, 'QQ I I MII: I - .If I 4, A 1' . ,'.. ' Pagezs ADMINISTRATION I MERTON FERSON The Law College brings greefings and bes'I' wishes fo 'fhe Cincinnafian. The College feels considerable pride in fhe confribufions ifs sfudenfs and faculfy are making 'ro 'fhe war efforf. Cur men are proving fo be good soldiers. We loolc forward fo fhe fime when fhey shall refurn full of honor and ready fo resume 'fheir life program wifh renewed devofion fo fheir profession and fo fhe ideal fhey 'foughf fo preserve. C- merfon Jerdon HELEN G. SCHWARZ Af no period in fhe hisfory of 'rhe nursing profession has fhere been so greaf a challenge as fhaf which fhe un- precedenfed need and demand for nurses during fhis warfime is bringing. Our College has accelerafed ifs pro- gram, in response fo recommendafions made by fhe nafional nursing organiza- fions for such an adiusfmenf. The sfudenfs enrolled in The accelerafed program are eligible for membership in fhe Unifed Sfafes Cadef Nurse Corps: a number of sfudenfs have already joined fhe Corps. Membership in fhe U. S. Cadei' Nurse Corps requires fhaf fhe nurse remains acfive in her profession for fhe durafion of fhe war: if provides funds for expenses, sfipencls and uniforms. .The emphasis in fhe College is placed on recruifmenf as well qualified candi- dafes for fhe sfudenf body, in main- faining a sound basic professional nurs- ing program leven 'fhough if is ac- celerafed for 'rhe war periodl, and in inferprefing fo fhe sfudenfs graduafing from our College fheir professional re- sponsibilify noi' only 'ro fheir profession buf fo our nafion af war, and fo fhe fufure healfh programs af home and abroad. 1.44. gf CINCINNATI,OHIO 1 RODNEY P. ROBINSON The Graduafe School of Arfs and Sciences congrafulafes The Cincin- nafian upon ifs deferminalion fo carry on , in fhe convicfion fhaf fhe insfifu- fions, privileges, and ideals which we are fighling fo mainfain should be Icepf alive even in fime of war. The Gradu- afe School, as a forch-bearer of learn- ing, is also carrying on . Thaf more fhan half of our sfudenf body has answered fhe call fo fhe nafional colors and fhaf many of our faculfy have femporarily Ieff-all fhis is buf nafural and righf. Yef, we musf also be mind- ful of fhe peace which is fo come, and fhere are some who may feel wifh con- fidence fhaf 'rhey are being pafriofic in confinuinq fo fill fheir niche in fhe realm of pure scholarship. Nof all should say wilh fhe poef, Come Ief us forgel' our ivory-fowers, brofhers. We should also remember: Buf once puf ouf fhy Iighf I know nof where is 'Ihaf Promefhean heal Thaf can fhy Iighf reIume. lgnofneg Mdirmon FRANK E. NEUFFER Educafion is a confinuing acfivify. If is impossible fo anficipafe all of our fufure needs and inferesfs during fhaf period devofed Io formal educafion, because needs and inferesfs vary widely wifh fhe age and experience of each person. Therefore, evening courses be- come a .vifal facfor in fhe Universify's service 'ro fhe malure members of fhe communify. The educafional opporfunifies offered by fhe Evening College malce possible I'he acquisifion of knowledge and fhe developmenf of individual capacliy fo fhinlc and acl. Thaf our nafion may win fhe war and prepare for peace, such opporfunifies are of greafer imporfance foday fhan ever before. jan! Menard Dean of Graduafe School Acfing Dean of Evening College ADMINISTRATION Page27 I944 CINCINNATIA STUDENT ADMINISTRATICDN This year s+uden+ adminislrafion has been in a blue funk. S1'uden+ Council was again asked +o explain +he why's and wherefore's of fhe Sfudem' Acfivify Fee. Council also wresiled wifh several new budge+s, consoling +he losers and hoping for no explosions from wraihful presidenrs. Men's Senaie weni' valianily on irying +o bring order oui' of chaos and did an admirable iob. Women's Sena're again planned +he Who's Who Tea, lvy Day, and 1-he Sirawberry Breakfast The rhorn in 'rheir sides 'This year, as las+, was 'rhe Poinis Sysiem. I+ seems as if no one has any love 'For if, buf ii s+ill sfands. The fribunals of all +he colleges did fheir main work on fhe All-Universiiy Bulleiin. Alihough 'rhe 'rribunals were no+ very aciive, 'The Liberal Ar+s Tribunal sponsored i+s annual dance during Chrisimas 1-o which all of fhe Armed Forces men on campus were inviled. ClNCINNATI,OHIO f Scaled: ffnrnry, C., Miss VVIIISIOH, Baer, M.. Jucrgcns, V.. Bradley, J., Drxskcll. D., Walker, J., Miss Rcsslcr. Standing: Terry, L.. Carr. J.. Wellman. J.. Patterson, G., Tmy, K. STUDENT CGUNCIL Hey, Terry, I goT an idea, exclaims a STudenT Councilor as The discussion abouT alloTTing This-and- Tl1aT To ThaT-and-This becomes heaTed. BuT heaTed discussions and an abundance of ideas did noThing To impair Council's eTTecTive work as The annual program of budgeTing STudenT AcTiviTy appropria- Tions was compleTed. Through The smoke and 'Flame oT cigareTTes, Terry's pipe, and mafches, plans Tor sTudenT elecTions and The backing of various campus TuncTions were suc- cessfully carried ouT. The Terry referred To above is presidenT Le Grand Terry, and The providers of ideas are secreTary Doris Drislcell, Treasurer Rowland Shep- ard. and CounciI's Tourfeen membes. STUDENT ADMlNlSTRATlON Page29 I944 CINCINNATIAN WOMENS SENATE R V K B R, Borrcson, N., Morris. P. Row II: Friedman, M.. Richard- 'I H pk B M L P t y M Foglc, S., Shure, E., Eagan, R., Ginn. C. Along abou+ November, members of Women's Senafe were seen wearing li+'rle blue rags and proclaiming Io Ihe campus in general Ihaf business was picking up . Bu+ Iheir clean-up-'rhe- campus-campaign was only one of +he SenaIe's many proiecls. The Greek War Relief received subsfanfial backing in Ihe col- lecI'ion of cloihes, and Iheir supporf of 'Ihe World S'Iuden'I' Ser- vice Fund promises I-o pui U. C. in Ihe Iop brackel' of conrribu- Iors. If an anxious looking co-ed is heard muHering No mailer how you add I+, if sfill makes seven+een , she is probably frying 'Io meei' 'I'he requiremenfs of Sena+e's Poinf Syslem. Officers for Ihe year are President Marion Ahleringg Vice-Presidenl, Doris Kuhn: Treasurer, Mariory McCullough: Recording Secre- Iary, Jean Sfewarh Corresponding Secrefary, Terry Roberls. Page30 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION CINCINNATI,OHIO MEN'S SENATE There is a clisfinguished group of genilemen on campus who refer +o 'lhemselves as +he Senarors. This group be'Her known as Men's Senafe has had i+s acI'ivi+ies diminished, on one hand, by I'he decreased number of men's organizaiions on campus, and increased, on fhe oiher hand, by 'Ihe presence of Ihe Army. They conlinued Iheir program 'For conserving 'I'ires and gasoline Ihrough Ihe car pool. and assumed fhe new dufies of coordinaf- ing civilian and milifary ac+ivi+ies on campus. Senior Senafor PaHerson and his colleagues Bud Anderegg, AI Sfrasser and Paul Vandegriff compose 'Ihe Sena+e's execufive commiH'ee. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Page3I I944 CINCINNATI LIBERAL ARTS TRIBUNAL A Lasl' Sepfember fhe aesiheres and scholars of Liberal Ar+s found 'rhemselves barred 'From 'Ihe Iradirional halls and classrooms of old Mclvlicken. Where Ihey had 'Formerly dwelled upon Ihe Melaphysics of Arislolle or I'he works of 'Ihe Lake poefs, lhey found bunks - endless rows of bunks. They willingly gave over Iheir old haunls 'Io 'rhe Army and soughl' new ones in Teachers College and I'he Library. Nofhing daunled, Liberal Arls Tribunal conlinued 'Io 'funclion wilh iI's usual vigor and efficiency. Hs members considered Ihe allolmenfs for Ihe Scholarship Fund, a'H'ended Io +he dulies of Orienla- 'I'ion and a Pre-Freshman Day program, confinxued I'he fradilion of +he Chrislfmas Dance. They also provided a Chrisrmas free for Ihe A.A.F. boys in 'rhe Memorial Dormi'I'ory and kepl' up a correspondence wiI'h former sludenls in +he services. Officers Presidenl-Allen Nolan - Treasurer-Geraldine Rudin Vice-Presidenl'-Ruih Caslellini - Secrefary-Jane Kaplan Page32 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION 'B.: Jallr, ls. CINCINNATI,OHIO Row I: Snapp, E.: Finkel- mcibr. M.: Jucrgrns, V.: Parker. P. Row II: Wagner, Af: Kirchluum, G.: Wclzcl. TEACHERS COLLEGE TRIBUNAL Presidenl-Verne Ullom Treasurer-Adelia Wagner Vice-Presidenl-Marlha Finlcelmeier Secrefary-Virginia M. M. Juergens The usual hospilalily of Teachers College was even more in evidence +his year, as Liberal Arfs was welcomed inlo ifs bounds. I+s Tribunal sponsors Ihe familiar candy sfand a'l' which sludenfs of all descripfions refresh Ihemselves belween classes, and 'lurns 'Ihe proceeds over 'lo Ihe Dean's Discrelionary Fund. The holiday spiril is in abundance al Chrislmas and Easfer limes, for fhen Open House is held in Annie Laws Drawing Room. This year if was enjoyed by bolh Army and civilian s'l'udenI's. Wi+h a 'lhoughl' Io T.C.'s 'former s+udenI's who mighf be prisoners of war, a drive was sponsored for games and books, while a large service flag proclaims fhe number of boys T.C. has senl' info fhe service. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Page-33 I944 CINCINNATIAN Doherty, C.: Hachnle. C.. ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL PresicIen+-Clyde Haehnle Treasurer-AI Wellman Vice-Presidenl'-Carl Doherly Secre'I'ary-Jean Link Free meals a+ every meefingl No wonder +hey all come. I+'s so much easier 'Io handle Ihose financial problems wi'I'h a full sfomach. Then comes I'he business, wi'Ih TribunaI's own special brand of parliamenlary procedure: is 'There going +o be a Co-op Day? Will 'I'he Engineers Ball be free? The E.E.s and +he Aeros wanl' money for a beer brawl: is lhis a worI'hy liuncfion? Meanwhile Secrefary Jean Link lakes voluminous, aImos+ read- able noI'es: Terry's generalizaiions on Ihe principle of Ihings: Baker's reporf on 'Ihe Direciory and 'rhe publicify 'For fhe dance: commenl' on fhe financial repor'I': Why blow il' all on Ihe Ball? Le+'s give +he Bus. Ad. girls S20 for lheir banquet When +he smoke clears and everylhing is seH'Ied meefing acliourns elsewhere. Page 34 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Row I: Wellman. A.: Link. J.: Kaulz. D.: Baker, M. Row II Istandmglz Koepmck, E.: Terry, L.: Frederick. R.: I fscmledi: Dnmen. Sp ers. D.: Slomkcr, J.: ky. P.: Metzger. B. II it d gi W r Bradley. J.: Bergman. H11 J CINClNNATI,0HIO sanin : urs, , C.. APPLIED ARTS TRIBUNAL Presidenl-John Slonilcer Treasurer-Belly Mehger Vice-Presidenl-Marian Wursl' Secrelary-Mary Bergman Come on, Slonilcer, forgel fhose Freshmen Archifecis and have a meeling. We'ye siill gof some money 'lo spend. So Applied Arfs Tribunal ge+s 'ro work. Firs+ fhere's 'rhe Spring Confesf. Tribunal awards cash prizes lo lhe besl enfries in four classificalionsz slill life, freehand drawing of head or figure, landscape, and design. These may be done in any of ihree ways - wafer color, lighl' and dark, or o+her color. Then 'lhere's 'lhe boolh for lhe Applied Arfs Club parfy. Here's a +es+ for Tribunal's inspiraiion and ingenuify and a big chance lo make a big impression on lhe faculiy, who always co- operale beaufifully on lhese affairs. No warlime maferials permiiied, and a 'l'wo dollar limil' for expenses, buf no ceiling on ideas. Then, afier all 'I'he money is spenf, A.A. Tribunal officially closes for fhe season. STUDENT ADM INISTRATION Page 35 I944 CINCINNATIAN White. M. Standing: Joh J.. Vcrsnrng, E. OME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL Presideni-Marian Knagge - Treasurer-Janei' John Vice-Presideni'-Marilyn Troeger Secreiary-Anne Hexamer Home Ec. siudenis are usually associaied wi'Ih po'I's and pans and caps and aprons, nurs- ery school children, and problems of nu+ri'Iion, bui 'Ihe dufies of Home Economics Tri- ' bunal exiend Io a wider sphere. Tribunal is a democraiic governing group 'I'ha1' inviies all siudenis Io oFFer sugges+ions and assisiance in ifs work. This year i+s members con- Iinued 'Iheir proieci of baking Ihousands of cookies each week for men in +he service. The U.S.O. and 'rhe Tribunal boih received graiifying response from Ihe sI'uden'I's who gave Iime Io Ihe projeci' afier class hours. Home Ec. Club and various sororiiies con- I'ribu+ed financially for +he needed supplies. The Tribunal also assis'I'ed in orieniaiion programs, and in welcoming incoming Freshmen. The social program included Spring and Fall picnics for s'rudenI's in fhe college. Page 36 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Seated. Cnslcllini. M Kaurz, J.: Knaggc, M I Rcsslcr, K.: Terry. L DeBuck, M. L.: g R. Row Il: Stein- g H: Allison. H.: Lotz. W Troy, K. D.: Bur- WM. CINCINNATI, UNICDN BOARD Presidenf-Mary Linn DeBecIc Vice-Presidenr--Ken Troy - Secre+ary-Rosemary Eagen 'iWe need Ihis room , Ihe Army says. We wanf fhe same room , reply 'I'I1e civilians. Who Ihe final occupanf will be is a quesrion Ihe Union Board members musi' answer. Because of crowded condifions on Ihe campus Ihis year, Ihe Board has many more 'rhan The usual proIoIems Io face. Ii' supervises all Ihe dances and programs which are carried in 'Ihe Union Building. The newesi ac+iviI'y is fhe planned recreafion program for soldiers and sfudenfs, Ihaf includes 'Iournamen+s and company dances. This year for I'he 'IirsI' Iime in Ihe Board's hisfory, Ihe campus maiorify was upsef, and five soldiers were added. These men, chosen from each baI I'aIion on campus, vo'Ie only on maI'Iers perraining 'Io I'I1e army. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Page 37 I944 CINCINNATIAN Foglc. S.: Mrs. Inglez Terry L.: 'Miss Rcsslcir. Voss. L. SOCIAL BOARD Chairman-Lucy Voss I Secrefary-Sylvia Fogle Treasurer-LeGrand Terry Faculiy-Mrs. Ingle, Miss Ressler Do you wani' Io give a dance, hold open house or +hrow a parfy? See Social Board aboui' i'I'. Social Board is 'Ihe group Ihai has a hand in all campus social aciivifies, a sori' of clearing house for dafe, fime, and place. If also seeks sponsors for proms and o+her campus funcfions, and regisiers 'rhe daies on fhe social calendar. Since 'Ihe campus populafion became augmenied by some 2500 soldiers Ihe Board has been occupied wi'Ih +he dufies of coordinaiing social affairs of I:o'rh Army and civilian siu- den'I's in cooperafion under 'I'he Army Social Board, buf if confinues +o operafe wiI'h iis usual efficiency. Page38 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION R I:Shure.E.: Mrs. I gl Miss Rcsslcrz Terry. N Willis, A.: Hiltz. B. R II: Vnndcgriff, P.: C J 7 Terry, L. CINCINNATI.OHIO ORIENTATION BOARD Chairman-LeGrand Terry - Secrerary-Treasurer-Ann Willis Junior Advisor Chairmen-Evelyn Shure, Joe Carr There was a day when Iwo orien-I'a'l'ion programs a year were dulies enough for Ihe Universify Orienfarion Board. This year il' was four, and Ihe members are ready Io 'rake up orienring as a 'Full-lime iob. These orienI'aI'ion programs which Ihe board plans and carries oul' are inrended fo acquainl' Ihe new s'IudenI's wilh Ihe folk ways and mores of 'Ihe campus. They include such highlighls as fours of Ihe campus, moving piclures on college aclivilies, Ieas and Iuncheons. The Board helped adminisler psychology and reading Iesrs 'I'o incoming sI'udenI's and planned I'he Orienlalion Handboolc. The work of 'Ihe men's and women's Junior Advisors was an inrezgral parl' of 'Ihis 'Freshman program. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Page39 I944 CINCINNATI BOARD GF PUBLICATIONS Presidenf-LeGrand Terry Secrefary-Mary Linn DeBeck Don'I' you know if Iakes money I'o run a yearbook? Ediror Rawson of +he Cincinna+ian expresses her feelings raiher vehemenfly while Edi+or DeBeck of Ihe News Record yawns compIacenI'Iy. The Board agrees wiih Edi+or Rawson 'ihal' i'I Iakes money Io run a yearbook, and mee'I'ing adiourns. The Board of PubIica+ions was organized Io assure 'I'he smoo'Ih running of campus pubIica+ions and +o deal wilh such financial problems as Ihose expressed above. Hs members are 'Ihe ediI'ors and business managers of Ihe News Record, Cincinnafian, and Profile, and facuII'y advisors, Mr. Henry Segal, Mr. Wabniiz, Miss Ressler and Mr. Raleigh Sharrock. crry W ick Row A I:DB k M um.R.R J II: Ob R , L., Ge Page4O STUDENT ADMINISTRATION CINCINNA Tl OHIG TF 11 ix TD CCCLXX L , if FRESI-IMEN Freshmen 'rake a lo+ from fhe upp C BSSYTIBI1 '19 I back in fhe rookie class again? Hmmnnn 7 I944 CINC VIGILANCE A ra'H'le, a bag and a pale complexion - 'rhaf is 'the fresh- man girl during her 'iirsi' days ai' school. Polife curfseys +o upperclassmen and big red and black bows dislinguish her from her superiors, and add no+ a liH'le +o her freshman self- consciousness. The obieci' of her fears and lhe source of her woes, is The Vigilance Commiriee, a group of Sophomore women, selecled on +he basis of leadership qualifies and 'Fiendish ideas. The ac+ivi+ies of ihe Sophomores are clirecfed by a council of Junior Women headed by a Senior. Members of lhe Council are Lucy Voss, Chairman: Doris Heuclc and Alice Bowman, Skil' Chairmen, BeHy Luckhardl, Rules and Regulafionsg Eleanor Flessa, Insignia and Mary Hobson, Treasurer. A N Luckhnrdt B H b M.: Voss A.: Flcssn E .L,,B :H THE FRESHMEN-THEY'RE NOT SUCH BAD EGGS Page42 FRESHMAN CINClNNATI,OHIO Row I: Roberts. M,. Thornburg, M.: Braxchcr, M.: Loos. M. Row II: Erhardt, B.: Engrn. R., sumo, M., John, J. l WIG WAC Kni+ one, purl +wo - no, +ha+'s noi' one of Miller's record- ings, i+'s a Wig-Wag member of fhe kni'Hing group keeping irack of her s'l'i'I'ches. The Women's ln+eres+ Groups and Women's Acfivify Groups was formed fo help Freshmen girls gef acquainfed wirh one anofher, gain an inleresi' in acfivi- +ies, and show 'rheir abilify for leadership. The Council spon- sors such inferesi' groups as lrniffing, bridge, ping-pong, and afhlefics which meef on Tuesday affernoons, and leciures on leadership and parliamenrary law for Sophomores. Wiih such 'rraining Wig-Wag members become +he fufure leaders of +he campus. The officers are: Chairman, Rosemary Eagen: Secre'I'ary, Berry Erhardfg Treasurer, Roberfa Sfagge. AFTER ALL-THINK OF HOW CUTE THEY ALL LOCKED PRES:-:MAN Page 43 I944 CINCINNATIAN Row I: Mastcn. D-i Glffcn. F-7 Castellini R-1 JUCIQEIIS. V-I Ruff. M. Row IIZGood. G. A.: Sebastian, J.: Baumann, B.: Schcurlc, D.: lxocnig, W.: Schulz, A. Row III: Wiederccht, M.: Rcifschncidrr, L.: Driskcll, D.: Hamilton. M.: Eagan. R.: Winans, C. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Presidenl-Rurh Caslellini Treasurer-Jeanne Link Vice-Presidenl-Lowell Lehenbauer Secrelary-Virginia Juergens Phi Bela Kappa may look a long way off +o lhe aspiring freshman woman, buf if she works hard she may soon wear +he lillle golden candle of Alpha Lambda Della. This requires lhe aflainmenl of a 4.5 average in The freshman year. This honorary scholaslic sociely was 'Founded al lhe Universify of Illinois in l924 and eslablished al Cincinnafi in I93I. l'l's presenl' membership includes 37 Freshman and Sophomore women who have been busy raising money for l'he scholarship fund. The sororily also awards a book each year 'lo 'the senior wilh rhe highesl' average. Lasf year's recipienl' was Janel Weiland. DURING ORIENTATION-THOSE LITTLE RED POTS Page44 FRESHMAN ClNCINNATI.OHIO v Row I: Gclllrr. B.: Rubenstein, ln.: Owens. A.: Hubert. P. Row II: P-ricdman. B.: Undcutsch. W.: Fnckman, Du S .l .H lla, Ji' in l lil-'lil liz. Presidenf-Richard Hanford Treasurer-Donald Frickman Vice-Presidenl'-Gordon Hughmarlc Secrefary-Murray Jaffe Freshmen men may be regarded wifh scorn and may be obliged lo wear uncompli- menfary red po+s , buf underneafh ihose po+s may reside an occasional scholarly brain. lf fhis brain proves +o be sufiicienlly scholarly, il may bring io ils owner lhe reward of membership in Phi Efa Sigma. This honorary scholaslic frafernify was founded al lhe Universily of Illinois in I'-723, ihe chapier a+ +he Universily of Cincinnafi being insfalled in I933. The purpose of Phi Era Sigma is +o encourage and reward high schol- asfic alfainmenl among lhe men of fhe freshman classes in all colleges. Acfive mem- bership confinues 'lhrough lhe Junior year. A+ fhe mon+hly meefings of fhe local chap- ler, faculfy members, srudenl speakers or oufside guesis are inviled fo pui' 'limely topics before The group. ' hunk, J.: Dartnnll. R.: Neumann, H. X N - -1. -71 fx fy,.tA.l ffs- 'ite fl f' Al., may pgs, 'Qs' 'ij 'Ei iii! xx ' '.g 3 R' fr xg, '11- 1 Q' ,-gs 7-fi f l EU U 'elf ED ,HL lil. in LI .iii .12 L5 Jill L3 L gill -sg 'Li 'iff .EJ 'A H lf' 1- lb FRESAHMAN Page 45 -if , ' - lgiu' 1 0 :Lt - 55 - - i X ,- l'f WE 'l This ear. Wilh all +he men gone we've been ai' our wi+'s end Sororifiesl Nu+s! A heck of a lo+ of sorori'I'y 1 e go y lo gel' dales for ourselves, much less for our pledges. And as for exchange dinners, record parlies, beer brawls, coke h cl l' ' 'se wi+h a few sandwich dares, for inslance, lwo blondes, daies, e+c., well, +hey've been mighly few. We've a o Improv: and a brunelle. And all 'lhose cozy liH'le hen parlies - boring, buf +hey pass +he lime. The day has long passed since we ceased sneering a+ 4 F's as possibiliiies. Any+hing +ha+ can prove il' has a pair of longers, is a possibilily. And don'+ 'forgel' +he Army Air Corps and The A.S.T.P. on campus. They have been a source of never-ending delighl' 'lo ihe fromage gal'eaux around here. Page46 SORORITIES 1944 CINCINNATIAN C I PAN I-IELLENIC CQUNCIL Row 1: Full-y, P.: Rndrkc, II.: Perry, M.: Long. J.: Ginn. C.: Schwarxzc, H. R ow II: Szein. M.: Tighe, A.: Light, M.: Slimp. M-r Chcrdon, Av: VOSS. L-I Adnnis. J.: Fusnro, G. WONDER HOW LONG AGO IT WAS THAT SORORITY ROW An invifafion fo 'Ihe Pan-Hellenic Tea! Tha+ is Ihe firs+ conI'ac+ fhe Freshman woman has wi+h her fuiure life as a soror- i+y member. When she goes Io Ihe lea in her new fall finery she learns all aboul' Pan-Hellenic Council and iis funcfions in Ihe Greek world of Ihe campus. She finds 'I'ha+ if is composed of Ihe presidenfs of ihe Universi+y's sixfeen sororifies, +ha+ il' conlrols +he plans and +he budgei of 'rhe maior rush seasons, and +ha+ as a represen'I'a+ive body if aims Ioward 'Ihe mainlenance of high scholarship and Ihe developmenf of leadership among sororify women. Because of 'I'he greai' num- ber of women in Engineering courses Ihis year, a second rush season was conducied in November for Sec+ion II sI'uden'Is. The officers are: Presideni, Marfha Pe+ry: Rush Chairman, Ruih Nickum: Secrefary, Helen Radfkeg and Treasurer, Jean Long. NCINNATI. OHIO SORORITIES Page47 ALPHA CI-Il CDMEGA Row I: Kranz, R.: Muicr, R.: Ginn. C.: Mrs. Turner: Wagner, A F b g C 7 k N Holzcr, L.: Hock. P. Row III: Blllmnn. J.: Little. M.: Becker, S. S h M H ll P G R IV I-lilz. J.: Solsmnn. K.: Zink, J.: Rossclol, G.: Lnrimzr. J. Row V H k Thornburgh, M. Row VI.: Robinson. J.: Carter, D.: Williams, P. D W Presidenf-Carole Ginn Treasurer Carolyn Forbnger Vice-Presidenl--Dee Wagner Secreiary Elaine Ferguson FOUNDED I885 DePAUW UNIVERSITY We've goi' if - oomph and a liH'Ie bil' more! Whai have we gof? Tweniy-nine grand pledges 'lhal spenl' 'rhe iirsl semesler washing windows in blue jeans and socializing in formals uniil Iheir big day, iniliaiion, February I3. TI1a'l s The oomph - here's fhe IiHIe bil more: Tally's holding of Ihe Simrall Dorm presidency, Do'H'ie Gebhar+'s ac'rivi'I'ies on Freshman Council, and Phil H,ocIc's siraighl A's heading a lop flighl' class showing: big execuiive Maior Ginn direcling Ihe Girl CADET Campus war efforl, and, Sylvia Fogle, Vice-Presidenl of 'Ihe Jun- ior Class. Then +oo, we misled our share of fresh- men women wilh four Junior Advisors in chapler. Dee Hurdle, Shirley Rindsberg Ruifer, and Syl Fogle lurned more Ihan Iheir share of miliiary heads wi'l'h Ihose snappy red Guidon coals. MEANT THAT THE GIRLS WERE AT IT HOT AND HEAVY Page48' soRoR1TlEs I944 CINCINNATIAN ALP!-IA DELTA Pl R w I N b h ow II: Bihlman, E., Lichrcnberg, L., Adrock, J., Fusaro, D., Anderson. J., W I p H.. Anderson. M., NVirLe, W.. Schumacher, J., Donovan, K., Wiser, R. u I ll 1' l M Hg bfi' W F h S B d b i L Ab ggi R Kesscn,M..GxlTen, F., McGraw, R. Presldenf Gloria Fusaro Treasurer-Be'H'y Sue Beers Vice Presldeni' Regina Kesierson Secreiary-Esiher Smiih FOUNDED I85I WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE The Alpha Del+a Pi's are s'rric1'ly on The beam, and if His evidence you wan+: Tommie Lou Gilifin, a ser- geani' in Cadeis, is seen and heard all around The booksiore, 'lo say noihing of 'rhe quadrangle. Noi' saiisiied wi+h being presideni' of Newman Club and a, Junior Advisor, Regina Mills Kesierson had io go and ialce +he final and faial siep. li' looks like we'll need a new annex iusi' so our 'I'weni'y-seven pledges can gel' iogeiher. Speaking of pledges, have you ever heard Joy Schumacher sing? Thai' is really enieriainmeni. And don'i' forgef our i'wo new Guidon members, Ginny Naberhaus and Jane Adcoclc, who ioin sisier Lois Lichienberg. ls ihai evidence enough? L AGAIN-AND NOT THE SCATTERED STRING OF AD NCINNATI oi-I sorzoames Page49 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Row I: Althaus, B., Cherdon, A., Kirchbaum, C., White, M. Row II: D 1, M J B g B S h d Iv L Row III: Dickhoner, R,, Pugh, B., Ellebrecht, J., Smith, M., Metz, B., C y C. Presidenf-Arley Cherdon Treasurer Edlfh Alihaus Vice-Presidenl'-Madelaine Whu+e Secrerary June Hamllron FOUNDED i904-SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY We did if! We won 'l'he Cup for our Home Coming Floall Our Horn of Plen'ry and our beaufiful while robed pledges had 'The iudges sianding on Iheir heads. We have our quo+a of ac+iviIy girls , 'roog 'I'here's Maddy While, Vice-Presidenl' of Ihe Y, and ihose Hamilfon girls, June who solves all Ihe musical problems for Y cabinef, and Marian who is ever presenl' in Freshman Council of 'rhe Y. Vera Schues- sler dabbles in Penguin Club, while Marrha Smirh has made quife a ripple in The WAVES. Caiherine Carney is an esfeemed member of Srudenl' Council and Gladys Kirchbaum, of Teacher's College Tri- bunal. Nancy McFarland, +he new Mrs. Warren Richards is al' home in her aparlmenl' Io all 'the Alpha Gams. Arley Cherdron is always around +o pui in a word 'For Glee Club and Corinne Moore has a way of making New Years Parries real occasions. DRESSES ALONG CLIFTON AVENUE STRAIGHT STREET Pageso sokonlrles I944 CINCINNATIAN ALP!-IA OMICRON Pl R I ll I I l C' t V.. Light, M., Sickmcycr, R. Row II: Jenkins, H., Pugh, J.. Hneuflc, J., Ludckc. B.. Glaser, G. Row III: Gibbons, M.. Buchren, M., I. M.. Davis, J. 1 Presideni'-Mary Lighi - Treasurer-Ru+h Sickmeier Vice-Presidenl'-Lois Eberhard - Secrelary-Eloise Davis FOUNDED l897-BARNARD COLLEGE ,L. -A Ensign Lynn, we're proud 'lo use your new 'fifleg Uncle Sam keeps you busy, buf we know you s'l'ill look for- ward 'lo hearing +he la+es+ from your AOPI sis+ers. Here's +o +ell you fhal we had a wonderful lime 'lhis year . . . ra'l'her crazy. One nighf we 'found pledge Jean Haeufle changing our basemenl' info a cul'e humming room in fhe wee hours. Mary Worlhing- 'lon ge'I's fan mail from an English lieufenanf, who saw 'lhe AOPI rush lea piclures in his home 'l'own paper. We are all serving al' a hospilal, as our local proieci' lyou know our Fronrier Nursing and Save 'lhe Children Federalions are sl'ill going bigl. We're slill having open houses, and our 'l'radi+ional Misflefoe Hop was as much fun as ever. STRATFORD. AND WOODSIDE PLACE? BUT THE GALS NCINNATI OHIO soRoRlTlEs Page si ARE qu OMEGA l Row I: Shure, E.. Crcss. M.. Gellhnus, J.. Mrs. O'H.1rn, Radtke, I-I., Bergman, M.. Hyde. J. Row II: Osllmllhoff. M., Roche, S., Luclmhnr-dt. B., Mnhnuy, E., Voighr, B, Trice, D.. Cnssin, K.. Gahrici. D. Row III: Scheurlr, D., Adams, E., Kaulz. J.. Rogers, G., Slockmcycr. T., Johnson. B.. l..1mhrrson. D., Harlan, H. Row .IV1 Knaggc. M.. Vfilson. S.. Hcllc. J.. Ewcrs, M.. Urmston. F.. Brarchfzr, M.. Rcising. J., Kcefc, P. Row V: Parrizk, B., Keeler. M.. Jenkins, B., Popp, S., Murray. J., O'Hnrc, M.. Stockmcycr. E., Schicnr, A., Dominiquc. R. I I I Presidenl'-Helen Radike - Treasurer-Jean Cress Vice-Presidenf-Jean Gellhaus - Secrefary-Mary Be'l'h Bergman FOUNDED I895-UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Noihing serious aboul us: how could we be wiih 'fhe pledges we have? Firsi +here's Delia Bela Mu Epsilon Tau wiih 'lheir charming railroad halsg and ihen +here's +he floaf, We're Spending A Cold Winier Alone , which 'lhe iudges decided was preH'y humorous. All +he pledges were converied in+o glamour girls affer one session of our Charm School . Those efernal acfives, Kraemer and Aherne, are eiernally prac+icing wiih ihe sexlel' for enier- 'l'ainmen+ a+ ihe U.S.O. Bul- ihen all is noi frivoli+y for we have B.W.O.C.'s like Evelyn Shuie, Chair- man of Junior Advisors and Who's Whoplviarlha Finklemeier, Vice-Presiden+ of Teacher's. College Tribunal: Cadel' Lieulenanl' BeHy Luckhardlg Jane Hyde, Y Cabineh Jean Gellhaus, Business Manager of Profile, and any number of Chi Omega's serving on 'lheir various college iribunals. PEACEABLE ENOUG Page 52 SORORITIES- ,g..... ,..sas1 H-HAIR-PULLINGS ONLY I944 CINCINNATIAEN J, DELTA DELTA DELTA f Nl, ,ll .LJ I TN .Is . f'.9. L ROW I5 WUFIIHU. P-- ITUSUSON. 5-f Hfllfk. I7-- AYH- D.. VUSS. I.-. HOII, V. L.. Bncchle, V., Krchbicl, S., I-Icckin, S. F. Row II: Courscy. P., Mitchell, J., Horan, J., Mitchell. J.. Cfaslcllini, M., Harper, J.. Atchison, B., Crosley. E., Young, S. Row III: Service, P., Fullcrmn, P., Bona, B., Thomson, N., Dopps, R., Webster, D., llnrrig. R.. KnuII'm.1n. R.. Arndl, II. Row IV: Richter, M.. Kisc, K., Locker, C., Webber. M., McCormick, A., Fullerton, G., Phillips, L., LOHQIVOIIII, M. Row V: Sayles. ll., Folcgrovv. M., Hcrbvrl. M.. Cuslrr. B., Rowe, J., Niels-r, J., Briol, J., Pusllc, B. Row VI: Lillard, M., Krrimcr, V., Mitchell, C., Franklin, J., Noble, M. A., Clwnowclh, M.. ffrulclwr, C.. Ilulwr. B. Presidenl-Lucy Voss - Treasurer-Mary Alice Heelcen Vice-Presidenl-DoH'ie Ayer - Secrelary-Sue Ferguson FOUNDED I888-BOSTON UNIVERSITY By lhe Iighl ol lhe Tri Dell Moon , we could go on' and say, and lhe lhree slars above , bul we have more lhan lhree slars. Crulcher and McCormick are lighling in lhe middle olilhe lloor wilh Anne lol Anne's Blue Rooml Willis relereeing. J.'C. heckled I by Roser and BollIe lries lo gel order as Dolly's pledges bring in lhe supper. Pele Iefl us broke in II-4 more ways lhan one when she wenl lo Tampa. 4 5 Danny, Molher Bone, and Marcie bring us news T of All-Membership Y luncheons. Then some poor devil meekly asked if anyone was going lo Hyde Park and was lrampled lo dealh as lhe whole 'gli chapler rushed al her. 1 .I K ONCE IN A WHILE. QUEEN CAMPAIGNING STILL GOES CINCINNATI, OHIO SORORITIES Page-53 DELTA PI-II EPSILON Row I: Charck. M.. Stein, M., XVnldmnn, H., Liscow, M. Row III Ra k M J B R F Callis, G.. B oaks. L.. Rabinovilch, E.. Cohen, C. Presideni'-Minnie S+ein Treasurer Hope Hyams Vice-Presidenf-Myra Charek Secrefary Esrher Jaffe FOUNDED I9l7 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Looks like we have our own Good Neighbor policy fhis year - pledging Esfher Rabinowirz 'from Co- lombia, Sourh' America. On 'l'he home fronl' Helen Waldman is a busy Nurses' Aide, while Hope Hyams spends many hours af +he Red Cross, and Minnie S+ein keeps up +he service men's morale a+ The U.S.O.g Lillian Brooks led us in giving The Bearcaf Bondadiers +he kind of supporf +hey like. In ihe +hird finger, lefl' hand deparlmenl' 1'here's DoHie Dubin, Myra Charek, and Jerry Callis. Frances Sheer and Fay Jurin have graduafed info +he Mrs. clas- sificaiion. In The service, Wave Janef Fabe ra+es a par+y for fhe +elling of her experiences. And 'rha+'s The slory from D.Phi E. ON AT A TERRIFIC RATE THEY GAVE AWAY JUST PaQe54 SORORITIES 1944 CINCINNATIAN DELTA ZETA M B B J h D R II R gcnbnch. D- Manning. M,. Owen. N.. Case, M, A., Scholt. J.. Andrews. 0-, Presldenf Be'H'y Burns Treasurer-Margarei' Von Schlichlen Vice Presiclenf Doro+hy Johnson Secre+ary-Eileen O'NeilI FOUNDED l902 MIAMI UNIVERSITY You've never seen anyfhing like if - 'Ihe way 'Ihe Geology Clan revels in rocks and minerals. This clan, namely BeHy Burns and Mary Ann Case 'look Iime off from providing s'Iudy sheefs for Ihe army 'Io see Andy oFF 'ro Ihe Waves . Then I'here's Ihe Physical Educafion Elemenf, recognized by Iheir folk dancing and Norma Owen, presiclenl- of Pen- guin Club and Delia Z's candidaie 'For Prom Queen. They also boas+ of Mar+ Manning who made Ihe Honor Team in hockey and managed Ihe freshman baslcefball Ieam. Noi Io be oufdone by Ihis, 'Ihe Bus. Ad. Elemeni' lnow you see Ihem, now you don'I'I show Ihe -book Maggie Salcing received for having 'Ihe highesf average in Ihe Freshman class. I ABOUT EVERYTHING CEVERYTHING BUT THEIR HONQRT NCINNATI OHIO SORORITIES Page55 TOG KAPPA ALP!-IA TI-IETA 1 Row I: Stewart, J., Mcndcr, J., Sedgwick, C., Chapman, Mrs. F.. Adams, J., Rnthkamp. V., Burkhart. H., Rei. R, Row II: Sturtevanr, A., Roberts, M., Grculc, C.. Krcimer, B., Moore, J., Sellers, S., Davis, F., Brcndnmour, P., McFarland, P., Reichert, S., Ruff, M. Row III: Holzcr, A., Mnrtin, P., Mitchcll, M., Hans, A., Rodgers, C., Rogcrr, M.. Gregg, E., XVinnns, C., Tredwell, M., Bnudc, K., Dow, B. L. Row IV: Wcidcmann, H., Stollcy, J., Watson, L., Walks-r, J., Rinn, F., Grace, P., Godlcy, V., Forbes, J., NIcFnrIanc.I, A. Presidenl'-Jane Adams - Treasurer-Ruih Rei Vice-Presidenf-Carol Sedgwick - Secrefary-Virginia Raihkamp FOUNDED I870-DE PAUW UNIVERSITY Aw, go 'Fly a IciI'e , someone Iold us, so we do. Who? The Theias. Besides Ihai we see +ha+ Adams and Sedge gei' Io all Iheir meeiings on Iime, +ry +o ignore Marge McCullough when she goes on a dief ai Ieasi once a day Iaffer lunch or dinner: by I'he way, congraiulaiions, Margel, and keep Rog from bragging 'I'oo much abouf Li+. II s a big order. We're proud of our made-over-by-us-alone house, and will show H' +o anyone wiI'h IiH'Ie or no coaxing. And you can fake down 'rhe ivy, Moiher, we goi' a cup Io 'Iake i'I's place. Yep, Perrie Lee's 'rhe Fresh- man Queen. Ki++y Baude is Ihe only Freshman on Social Board: Terry Rpberfs is secrefary of Women's Senaie, and Fanny Rinn is a member of Ihe well known Irio, Kreimer, Rog and Rinn, Lid. ET THEIR CANDIDATE ELECTED-AND EVERY Pagese, soRoRlTlEs 19-44 CINCINNATIAN KAPPA DELTA I Nlclium R Cnrvln O Blue, J., Pnllrrson. M., Mrs. Thomas, Perry, NI., Wagner. P.. Grassmuck, J., Wighlmnn, M. Row II: Zumbicl, M., h fl burger, M., ll.xl1cl.nl1c. V., Cainer, U., Sudbrack, E., Dumlmchcr, R., Stcinbrccher, D., Maggard. D.. Bundy. J. Row III: DeBcqk. R- Schmitt, D.. McNeill, B., Ll 'sSlIlllMll BFI llik VR IVL bg BBh RX bdRZdHD EFh EL HJ .Rui c, .. .0msnn. .. 'ic man, n nr. . ow . elm cr cr. .. a mann. -. Vers ro. .. nn. .. rcier. ., isc cr, 1, ave, . Shirlvy. D.. Brown, V.. lf-Jyvr. M.. Anflrclu, B., Flcssa, E.. Hvrrmann. J-. Dornettc, C., Heck, D. Row VI: Mulnkcn. C.. Kocnig, XV., Ebcrlc, M.. Duck, M., l g, J.. Pmvr, M. l... Swwnrl. M., lluncli, H. Presidem'-Marlha Perry - Treasurer-Jean Blase Vice-Presidenl-Mary Lou PaH'erson - Secrelary-Florence Wagner FOUNDED I897-VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL Le+'s sing a song +o Kappa Dell and brolher do rheyl Nofhing bu-P +alen+ lhis year. Take for in- slance, Barb Leimburger and Carol Meinlcen. When il' comes lo yodeling, +hey're really +ops. No com- pe+il'ion, lhough. Pan Hell was duly laken care of by K. D. prexy, Mari' Perry as President and Ru+hie Niclrum as Pan Hell Rush Chairman. lncidenlally, lhey bolh made All American College Who's Who, loo. Jaclcie Lavell, Mary Lou Wesl, Barb McNall, and Jean Herrman deed and died for Freshman Council of +he Y. M. L. Baer was elecled 'ro Sludenl Council and Ru+h DeBeck made Guidon. Bul' one lhing +ha+ was a source of worry +o lhe K.D's was February, when il' was necessary 'I'o cram approxi- malely 50 girls inlo one nol 'loo large living room. Looks as if meer-hooks and second-layer-lake- your-shoes-off were fhe orders of +he day. SCRORITY FELT THE COLD HAND OF THE POINTS NCINNATI, on-no sokorzlrles Pagesr KAPPA KAPPA GAMA Row I: Rawson, J., Brewer, M., Fiulman. L., Grove. J.. Long, J., Schwcikcrt, J.. Rnifschnridcr. L., Duvin. N. Row II: Nolan. J.. Crussul. J.. Kochlcr, D.. Trovgcr, M. McGlaughlin. J.. Tidball. J., Schohcld. L., Good. G., Wunzul, J. Rnw III: Ahlcring, M., Bowman, A., Bailry. A., Dcckur, G.. Cinhr. P.. Rockwood, S., Davis, D. Klecsattcl. S., Smiley. A.. Bcrgsmnrk, O. Row IV: Bauman, B., Brunskill. H., Schultz, M., McCartney. M.. Minton. J.. Shrincr, M., lluinlcin, R., Closson. M.. Beaumont, J.. Silbvrs:ic'. B. Row V: Hollmcycr. P.. Kirkcndnll. R.. Cleaver, J.. Kiussling. V.. Gould. D.. McC.1rincy, .l.. Lovett, G.. Dickson, D., l.ous, M., Street, R., Wciscnfcldcr, V. Row VI: Erlmrdl, V., Smith, D., Jones, L., Kisk:-r, C., Costello, M., Engcr, P.. Schcid, J,, Mulford, V.. Gysin. G., Erlmrdi, B. Presiden+-Jean Long - Treasurer-Alice Hundley Vice-Presidenl'-Jody Grove - Secrelary-Loraine Fielman FOUNDED I 870-MONMOUTH COLLEGE Do +he Kappas have a record io be proud of! For every Who's who +here's are fhree Wha+'s Whals, for every Morfar Board, a Mofor Boal, and 'lhree charler members in Red Rawson's Raiders, includ- ing 'lhe renowned Red herself! The pledges pul' a poor unsuspecfing horse on a wagon and pulled il' around Nipperl- S+adium. This, 'lhey said, is a float Lillie Peler Brewer expresses his Cocker Spaniel de- lighl' a+ +he number of new engagemenl' rings in chapler every week, and offers his congralulalions p. W filly, 'lo Senior Vice-Presidenf Ginny Erhardf, Morlar Board Marion Ahlering, Sophomore BWOC Doris 1 , V X x I Av l, K Drislcill, and Mummers sfar, Joyce Nolan. Curley lx X p Troeger musl' have reasons for feeling domes+ic, 2 i X since she's Vice-Presideni' of Home Ec. Tribunal. i Q g Y. Such is life for 'lhe wearers of lhe Blue and The Blue! V E j Ei il I , :iff 1 SYSTEM MENACING THEIR ELECTIQNS-ALI. THE GOOD Page58 SORORITIES 1944 CINCINNATIAN PI-II MU Row I: livery, V.. Kuhn. D.. Von Bchren. E.. Mrs. Keith, Beall, B., Ohlson, B.. Ovcrbcck, D. Row II: Granger. P., Schicrloh. R., Zink, F., Quinn, J., Fisher, M., Johanning, C.. Casio. M, Row III: Aburcrombic, M., Spangler. M., Mcttcrnich, I.. Graham. I., Beall. M., Knipcr, J,, NVcrncr, R., Cooper, H., Brewer, V. Presidenf-Evelyn Von Behren - Treasurer-Dorolhy Overbeck Vice-Presidenf-BeHy Jane Beall - Secrerary-BeH'y Ohlson FOUNDED I852-WESLEYAN COLLEGE ll .- 'A 1 l 5-V .Ar-Q H . nl Splash! Crashl Hey, waich our, you'll hip over +ha+ wire! Wha+'s Thai' ladder doing ihere? The P . Phi Mu's were off fo a clean s+ar+ wi+h 'lhe 'Fall house l A A 1 cleaning ihis year. Tri-sodium will clean any+hing , Morlar Board Doris Kuhn assured us while sophisri- cafe B. J. Beall calmly scrubbed 'lhe lciichen floor and smoked a cigareH'e af +he same +ime. Screwy ' Brewer lcepl' fhe crowd laughing a+ fhe Phi Mu- Lambda Chi cozy while Shierloh and Granger proudly displayed +he bracelel-s presenfed rhem by 'rhe A.A.F. for decking ou+ +heir candidaie 'for Sophos Queen. Pledges Abercrombie, Casio and Johanning carried on a long and biHer 'Feud over y Crosby and Sina'l'ra. l+'s sfill a draw. l GALS HAD T00 MANY POINTS-WHAT TO D0- CINCINNATI, OHIO SORORITIES Page59 BUCK PI LAMBDA SIGMA r Row I: Gmccm. M.. Ryan. V.. Foley. P., Groeschun, B. Row II: Mnstronardi, P.. Wiikins, M., Loos, B., Wnllcrs, I. Row III: Quinlin, P., Gncthlcin, J., Corbin, C.. Weber. A., XVebcr, V. Presidenf-Pai' Foley - Treasurer-BeHy Groeschen Vice-Presidenf-Mary Giaccio - Secre+ary-Vivienne Ryan FOUNDED I92I-BOSTON UNIVERSITY Here's a nice big job for +he Pi Lams - +urning +he 'Former Pi K A house in+o sororify quar'I'ers, and having pIen+y of fun doing ir! Our five seniors are really making 'I'he mos'r of 'Iheir remaining mon+hs Ihere, bui' BeH'y Loos and Pa+ Foley Iake I'ime off Io ,Y fl hosfess for +he U.S.O. Mariorie Diehl and Mary Giaccio never miss Glee Club rehearsal, and Vir- ginia Weber worlzs hard as an officer of Newman Club. Speaking of Ihe Weber sisfers - Ihose girls reaIIy have a way of confusing +he boys from Com- pany C. Is i'I' Alice or Ginny who ge+s +easecI aboui' a cerfain Bob? Thai' warbling you hear from I'he house on Ihe hiII is probably Jean Guefhlein vocaliz- ing for 'Ihe girls. She's our fuI'ure Me1 ' s'I'ar. THE POINTS SYSTEM? NO GC! OH WELL, MAYBE NEXT Pageso SORORITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN SIGMA DELTA TPB I I I I Row I: Ncurnmn, II., Schwnrll, I-I., Colwcll, F. C., Frirdmnn, A., Eustcr, I. Row II: Bohn, L., Guzhman, C., Fridman, A., Lucas, M,, Pcpmsky, D., Saltzman, N. Row III: Snyder, IL, Ilunxlwr I I.iIwin, Ii., Schwartz, IE.. K.IIl. D.. Taylor, J.. Gordon. A., Grad, F. Presiden+-Helene Schwarh - Treasurer-Harrie+ Neuerman Vice-Presiden+-Audrey Friedman - Secrefary-Irma Eus'rer FOUNDED I9I7-CORNELL UNIVERSITY I . ' in These Sig DeI+s and +heir brains! Dulcy Pepinslcy,. I u i 'Q for example, sfarring on 'Ihe Teachers' College E, -EI I I Dean's Lisf, and I'hen breezing Ihrough +o honors in I LII I In Pi Thefa . . . Originali+y, +alen+ and wi+s wen+ in'Io Ina Thai fIoa'r +ha+ Ruihie Snyder, Mimi Lucas, and Aud- rey Friedman I+he swing shif+I siayed up Iill all hours working on. And why noi? An honorable menlion is an honorable menfion, even if I+ doesn'+ show up as well on fhe manfel as a cup . '. . Pledge prexy Jeanne Taylor, I'he liH'le girl wi'I'h Ihe Tennessee ac- cenl, shines for I'he Sig Dells in inframural deba'I'e, while Do++ie Ka+z presides a+ Freshman Commission , V! 'may I . . . A Iradifionz Friday noon lunches, undaunfed by I A ll I' 'rl' 'Food ralioning . . . such a mob! YEAR-AND WHAT A TIME GETTING ENOUGH ELIGIBLE CINCINNATI, OHIO soRoRITIEs Pagebl GALS THETA PHI ALPHA I 3 . A . . Row I: Bucher, S., Dcgnro, J.. Hobson, M., Mrs. Beck, Txghc, A., Held, S., Doyle, P., Koch, B. Row II. Rolfcs, l., Srcmlc, J..McEvlllcy. S..M:ulanflcr. M.,Janszcn, l-l',, Baxter, E., Shannon, J., Dubcll, V., Dorgcr. J.. Arnold, D. Row III: Rutlerer, L.. Maish, F., Hobson. A.. Doyle, P., Ast. J.. Klspcrt, M., Bucgli, J., Castcllini. R.. Reynolds. J., Bradley, J.. Knmmcron, M. Row IV: Swccney, J., Schroder, S., Hnssman, J., Bohmer, M., Voss. M., Eckert, R.. Kuehnlc, T., Eugen, R., Daugherty, M., Farrell. M. Row V: Hofmann, R., McCullough, E., Shannon. K., Henry, M., Schulnc, S., Strunk, B., McSwev:ny, B., Snlrler, J., Falk, C. Presidenf-Annalu Tighe - Treasurer-Mary Hobson Vice-Presidenf-Shirley Held - Secrefary-Jo Degaro FOUNDED I9I2-UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . . . .. .. . , as A or fi There is gaie+y nn 'lhe +ong over recephon of 'lhe H .:- ,5F,,,'5ib . . . of - l' ' if- .sf-a'ir..:,- 'iii Preslden+'s cup as oufsfandmg chapler 'thus pasl' year. T 1 H - A ' 1 LF? .I 'f1.- ffilifg Civilian morale is reaching a high peak for one of 95 . 4 ,,, . :Sf 11- fhe slsfersg He gels a furlough soon. Congralu- Q s j - '-aakff - .g:,'gj:5.,i-'j. ' . lafions being showered on Roz Eagen, nexl' year's 3 A ' N'? 'J' chairman of Junior Advisors, and Rulh Casfellini, nexl' year's vice-chairman. Anne Mullane, BeHy Bower, Jean Momper, and Anne Mae Flick jumped from sororify bonds +o mairimonial bonds. Anne Voss and Ro Hoffman wear +he red iackels of Gui- don. Jean Bradley, refiring Vice-Presidenf of Junior Advisors, sfepped info +he Vice-Presidency of S'l'u- denl' Council, while Mary Hobson weni' Vigilanfing on Council and Mary Daugherly was lapped for Morlar Board. The business a+ hand: pleasam' con- fusion a+ Tuesday nighf suppers, 24 pledge memories 'of hell-week, +hea+er parries al' Cox, Nurses Aiding and Blood Doning . f . J E5ijT?A'5ffi-Qs FOR CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS-MORE UNDER COVER Page62 SORORITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN CINCINNATI, CH TRIANON Rom I. Schmitz. A.. Morris, P., Sclwlz, A. Row II. Pulrlc, D., Mnclxlc, J., Olxngcr, J., Wclzcl, B., Nolte. T. Presidenl-Pauline Morris - Treasurer-Florence Nolle Vice-Presidenl'-Ann Schmifz - Secrelary-Audrey Schulz FOUNDED I929-UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI E' CQ I 1 ,i Q ,ff g Aclivify and pa+rio'l'ism weni' hand in hand wil'h Trianon girls fhis year: drill Sgl'. Ann Schmi'l'z com- manded a Cadel' plaloon wifh genuine mililary abililyg Jane Olinger commanded 'Ihe soldiers al 'lhe Reference Desk of 'lhe Library: Pauline Morris com- manded Trianong Belly Welzel commanded a gen- Ileman named Ralph in 'Ihe Armored Forces, Jane MacKie commanded a'l ren+ion wilh her arm in a sling all year, and local convenfion commanded all 'lhe aclives and alumns on Founders' Day. So much for l'he commanders. The resl' of 'lhe lime was de- voled 'ro keeping up lhal scholaslic average and being busy in campus ac+ivi'I'ies. STUFF THAN A SECRET NAZI RAID-BUT THEY IO SORORITIES Page63 ZETA TAU ALPHA Row I: Riumcyer, B., Plough, V., Slimp, M., Sullivan, H.. Wic.1l. J., Sirgcl. E. Row II: Propst, L., Spiess, D.. Ambrosius. I... XVebcr. H., Redmond, M., Su-wart. D., Quick. M. Row III: Scyffcr, M., Crnckctr, D., Henry, B., Tanncr, B., Cargill, A.. Meckstrorh, J., Grucner, M., Cornulius, P., Lung, E. Presiclenl'-Margarel' Slimp - Treasurer-Virginia Plough Vice-Presidenf-Hallie Lou Sullivan - Secrefary-Eunice Siegel FOUNDED I898-VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL The lime has come once again fo look back upon anofher year wifh Ze+a Tau Alpha, and as looking, .i'l s nol' bad! There's a newly decoraied basemenl al +he Ze'ra house where 'lhe walls shine in unclouded blue and never-dying vines creep around each pole. Those piles of Tuesday nighl' dinner dishes represenl' quife an achievemenl' 'For The pledges. The Scholar- ship Cup is an enviable lesfimony 'ro +he burning of ' much midnigl-rl' oil. Shiny new Omicron Nu and Pi Thela pins resf iusf below 'rhe Zela pins of DoHie Spiess and Eunice Siegel. And don'+ forgel' 'lhe ? pledge formal a+ Mary Jane Redmond's, where, 'lo ,I everyone's surprise, no one fell inio 'rhe pool. MADE IT SOMEHOW-THOSE GALS ALWAYS DO-THEY Page64 SORORITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN ,, 'i-'wx - g-fhiis. 95- Panhellenic Opening Rush Tea, Sepfember, l943 Upper Left I5 I A l l., G.1l'n'. P., Voss, l.., Fusnru. D., Dicrs. D. Upper Right: Pmxlcr. Hobson, A., Giffin, T., M 9 5 B D b h R L crL fx N L. R W ld li L Rght: DllSliI1,N.1: I 'vi L M Sl x H Hg hfl' W ARE REALLY TOPS AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT CINCINNATI, OHIO SORORITIES Page65 le, 'ax GREEK LIFE In +he fra'rerni+y way, 'lhis is a dis1'inc'rive year +o say +he least Changes cerfainly in order. For insfance, ihe S.A.E.'s +ook over 'lhe l.X.E. house, and +he l.X.E.'s in 'rurn evicfed 'The A.T.O.'s. The Thera Chi's are now a'I' home in 'lhe Triangle abode, and fhe DeH's have made shelier of +he Acacia house. Maddening, isn'+ if? Blame ii' on +he Army! They have wroughl' havoc in more ways fhan one. Since 'rhe former Ro+zy lR.O.T.C.l boys don'+ feafure wearing 'l'heir fra+ pins on iheir uniforms lunder The pockel' flap, a+ +ha+l +hey've jusi' aboul' decided fo plani' i+ on +he sweaier of some likely female. I+ shows up beH'er 'rhai' way. Page66 FRATERNITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN Row I: llullidny. J., Suasscr. A., Frcdcrick, R., Bishop, R.. Burgess, W. Row II: Frcdcrick, K., Fritz, R., Klcinfulz, E., H.-Ichnlc, C., Palm, M., Boling, L., Snapp, E. INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL As long as fhere is a fraferniiy on campus +here's an lnierfraferniiy Presiden+'s Council +o govern ifs ac'rivi+ies. There are only nine acfive fraiernifies on campus as compared wifh sixfeen in former years, and a large pari' of fheir membership consisfs of men in uniform. The council was organized 'ro promo+e cooperafion be+ween 'fraferniiies and affiliaied and non-afhliaied men, and aH'emp+s fo govern in some measure fhe conduci of fhe groups wi+hin i1's iurisdicfion. A very successful Greek Nigh+ supplanied fhe usual ln+erfra+erni'l'y Pledge Dance, and 'feafured a coniesi' +o 'Find 'lhe mosl' +alen+ed sororily girl. The winner was pianisf Audrey Holzer of Kappa Alpha Thela. Officers are: Presidenf, Ray Frederick: Vice-Presideni, Al Sirasserg Secre'I'ary, Roberl Spear. CURTAILED AS IT IS-FRAT LIFE STILL GOES ON CINCINNATI, OHIO FRATERNITIES Pageev BETA Tl-IETA PI . . . And lhen lhe Army look over. Yes, I'haI s 'lhe old slory heard around U. C. 'lhese days, I:zu+ 'lhe Beras have made 'lhe besl' of if and now have lhe ol' chapler rockin' along as of yore. Mosr of lhe brofhers have pledged an- olher fralernily lhis year. The world wide frafernily +ha+'s1 going lo blasl' Adolf and Toio lo a place where Wooglin won r be smiling on lhem. Meanwhile lhe chapfer carries on. Allen Whaling of O.D.K. - Jack Sielcman acfing as Sfaff Pholographer for all publicalions-Prexy AI Srrasser, Associa'I'e Edilor of +he Cincinnalian, serving on Men's Senare - The Tri-Sfale Round-up - Those Salurday nighl parries - Playing Rabbil - Tradilional serenades - The Service Confacl' Issue now going fo approximalely 'rwo hundred and fiffy. Presidenl'-Alberl E. Slrasser - Treasurer-S. Ashby Fuller Secrelary-Lincoln J. Slolxes FOUNDED I839-MIAMI UNIVERSITY Row I: Srmsser. A,, Franklin. T., Porter, T., Fawccu. Mrs. B., Vcnrrcss, W., Moss, J., Munz, R. Row II: Butlvr, Sawvvr. J., Mole A D crz. J.. Dldlrlkr. H-. Llppurr, R., Jones, B. Row III: Zollcr. M., Hanks, M., Dncdcrich, R., Johns, G., Woellner, J., Poynter, D.. Prlggc, R. Row IV: Hnlrson, J., Stokes, A.. Todd, H., Whaling. A.. Knab. C.. Sellers, B., Schneider. L.. Kuhn. L., Roth, B. ALTHOUGH IT DOES SEEM FUNNY TO LIVE IN SQME Page68 FRATERNITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN Q s W owdlmj 5 sk ,X .ki +hey carry on +his +igh+ +ha+ Wooglin's ligh+ may shine upon +heir sons ano+her day. Adkinson, L+. J. E. Affleck, L+. David Albaugh, Pv+. Wendell L. Alexander, Pfc. Davis Alexander, L+. James M. Allis, L+. John M. Avril, A. Sn. Thomas Bade, L+. John M. Bae+z, L+. Wm. Ball, L+. John Ballew, AXC John Bausewine, Ens. George Beckner, A. Sn. Wm. Bell, Ens. John Bickmore, A.Sn. John Bludau, A.Sn. Alber+ Bramkamp, Cap+. Allen K. Broderson, L+. Fred Bro+her+on, AfC Tom Brown, Cp+. Bruce D. Brown, L+. H. L. Brown, A.Sn. Neuberne Bruckmann, Pfc. George Bryson, AfC Rodney Bueche, Pv+. F. W. Buescher, L+. R. C. Buhmann, L+. R. C. Bu+ler, Pv+. Edward Bu+ler, L+. S+ephen Campbell, AfS J. J. Carclon, L+. R. L. Cockerill, L+. Dean B. Cogan, Pfc. Earl T. Coleman, Cpl. Walfer E. Cone, Pfc. Henry Cook, A.Sn. James D. Cook, Pv+. Rob+. Cook, A.Sn. Wallace Cook, L+. Wm. K. Cooper, L+. Col. R. K. Crozier, Pfc. Charles Crozier, Sg+. J. R. Crum, Cap+. Louis Cullen, AfC James Davis, Cap+. Francis C. Devereaux, L+. Col. Wm. Diederich, AfC R. Die+z, A.Sn. J. , Doerner, Ens. John H. C. if Killed in service Dyer, Sn. 2fC. S+ewar+ Eichelberger, Ens. R. M. Engle, Sg+. P. L. Ezell, A.Sn. Wm. G. Fessler, L+. A. L. Fi+e, Cap+. Dean P. Foo+e, AfS John R. Fos+er, AfC Frank Fos+er, L+. T. K. Fraasa, A.Sn. Don G. Fry, Major W. B. Fuller, L+. James R. Garlich, Pfc. Jack Garvin, Cap+. G. E. Graf, L+. Douglas P. Graf, Pv+. Wm. Gray, A.Sn. James Gregg, Col. C. C. Gregg, Pfc. Harrison Griffes, L+. C. T. Gruen, Major Rober+ D. Hagers+rom, L+. Rober+ C. Hall, Cade+ Gerald D. Hallock, L+. John Hanke, A.Sn. Milo Hansen, Pv+. S+anley R. Hauser, Cap+. John W. Henderson, L+. Rober+ Hendley, Cap+. Malcolm He+sch, L+. Col. J. Karl Hicks, Pfc. Gilber+, Jr. Hoffman, A.Sn. Rober+ Hol+son, AfC James Houser, AfC E. Knigh+ Hughes, Pv+. James R., Jr. Ingram, Cpl. Gordon B. Jackson, Pfc. Donald Jahnke, L+. K. A. Johns, Pfc. Gary Jordan, Pfc. Wm. Karges, AXC Edward F. Kee, L+. D. B. Kee, Cap+. J. J. KieseweH'er, Sn. lfC. Charles King, L+. H. E. Kir+ley, L+. Alber+ G. Knab, Pfc. Chas. E. Knab, Cpl. Donald R. Kuhn, Pfc. Lloyd HOUSE AND ONE El.SE'S CINCINNATI, OHIO Kuhn, L+. Rober+.H. Kuhn, Ens. Spencer F. Lammers, Pfc. S+anley Lamprech+, A.Sn. John Langenbeck, A.Sn. Richard Lavercombe, Cap+. Rober+ R. Lewis, CPO. Oliver C. Lipper+, A.Sn. Ray Lloyd, Cap+. Allen H. Lowry, Pfc. Ba+es Lukens, Major M. E. McClure, L+. T. M. McLaughlin, L+. John Marsh, Major Charles S. Melville, Major John W. 'Messick, L+. H. B. Mon+gomery, Pfc. Rober+ N. Moore, Pv+. George Morse, L+. W. D. . Moser, Cap+. Joseph F. Moss, A.Sn. Jerry Mulford, L+. W. L. Mullenix, L+. J. Rober+ Munz, Ens. C. H. Munz, AXC Rober+ Murphy, L+. T. M. Nelson, Major Havelock Oyler, Pv+. Clark A. Parchman, L+. Wm. J. Pa++erson, HA IfC. James Penning+on, Ens. Richard Peper, Sn. 2fC. Henry Perkins, L+. E. B. Pe++i+, Cap+. Wm. R. Pierson, Cap+. L. C. Ple++ner, L+. S. C. Por+er, Ens. Harry T. Prigge, Pv+. R. H. Race, L+. John A. Rahel, L+. Wal+er E. Raine, Cpl. France Ra+cli+fe, AXC A. T. Robinson, AfC James M. Rollins, Cpl. Herber+ K. Ryan, Pv+. David Sale, AfC Lewis P. Sale, L+. R. C. Sauer, L+. T. J. Sawyer, Pv+. James Schaefer, L+. L. E. Schaeffer, L+. Jack Scholfield, A.Sn. Cecil Schneider, Pfc. Louis Sellers, Pfc. Wm. Shank, Major C. E. Sharman, Cpl. O. W. Shaw, Pfc. David Shively, L+. George K. Shrewsbury, L+. K. O. Shriner, A.Sn. James Sis+runk, L+. George Small, L+. John E. Smi+h, Ens. B. F. Smy+h, Pfc. Wm. K. Smy+he, AfC Rober+ G. Speer, Cap+. Alber+ C. Speer, Cap+. Howard L. S+effens, Ens. Richard S+ein'for+h, L+. E. W. S+okes, Pfc. L. J. S+rauss, L+. Gordon S+rauss, Cap+. Vic+or S+roebel, A.Sn. Paul Tangeman, Major J. L. Tangeman, L+. James Taylor, Ens. W. F. Tee+or, Pfc. Macy Terrell, P+c. R. E. Thomas, Pfc. Wendell Tingley, L+. R. E. Todd. AXC H. R. Todd, A.Sn. Miles Todd, Cap+. R. W. Tucker, L+. Thomas E. U++er, Ens. Norwood Van Pel+, Pv+. John Wallace, Sg+. George C. Warriner, Cap+. W. T. Warring+on, Ens. T. M. Weber, AJC Howard Webber, L+. E. L. Whaling, Pfc. Allen Whi+e, AfC Richard W. Whi+e, Ens. Rober+ P. Wiggers, L+. L. H., Jr Woellner, Pv+. John Young, Cade+ Donn TRY T0 MAKE IT SEEM LIKE FRATERNITIES Page69 DELTA TAU DELTA Presideni-Clyde Haenhle Della Tau Della, under lhe guidance of lhe four remain- ing members in school, spenl lhe pasl year living in lwo houses. Unlil November, ac+ivi'I'ies were carried on al' 'lhe old shelfer al' 3330 Jefferson. Then 'lhe army look over and lhe boys moved +o 'lhe Acacia House. Meanwhile Clyde Haehnle was being elecfed Presiclenl' all over 'rhe place: Presidenf of fhe chapler, Presidenf of +he Junior Class, Presiclenf of A.l.E.E. The membership of lhe chap- +er was increased by lhe relurn of lhe advanced ROTC, and lhe possibilifies of parfies and meelings arose: lhe boys losl' no 'lime gelling 'rhem under way, and fhe pros- pecl' of moving back lo lhe sheller near Ed's made 'rhe immediaie fulure a li'Hle brighler. Treasurer-Gordon Hughmarlc Vice-Presidenl'-Joseph Townsend - Secre+ary-Roberl' Garbull FOUNDED l859-BETHANY COLLEGE Row I: Loomis. l'l. B., Kopp, H.. Haehnlc, C., Hust. J. W. Row II: Hocrth, J., Hercth. L., Hcilzman, R., Clark, E., Geller, L. HOME. BUT AS SOON AS ONE HANGS A CREST ON Page7O FRATERNITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN LAMBDA Cl-ll ALPHA Thanlcsgiving found lhe Lambda Chi's al' 54l Howell for 'lhe duralion lwhile +he army occupies 'lheir house on Brookline. Fall also broughr back advanced ROTC's Don Sweeney, Bill Freifag, Don Langford, Roy Lufes, Cowley Rhodes, and Bob Van Hoef, fresh from Basic a+ Forl' Use- less , while Bob Becker was +ransferred +o fhe ASTP on campus. Presidenf Max Palm was elecred +o Liberal Arls Tribunal, Jim Vaughn managed rhe Fencing Team, which also claimed Joe Meyer and Lyman Wine as members, and fhe chapfer wen+ 'lhrough lnframural Baslcerball un- defeafed and came up ihe champs. The members con- 'linued fo send lheir News LeH'er +o +heir l50 aciives and alumni in 'lhe service of fheir couniry. May 25+h marlcs 'Phe irww. xgqagp cf' LLM-1 K, fwenfy-fifih anniversary of Gamma Gamma Zera of LJ ,fx H, Lambda Chi Alpha. l f Presidenf-Max Palm, Ill Treasurer-Lowell Wills Vice-Presidenl'-Bob Van Hoef - Secrefary-Bob Rodgers FOUNDED I909-BOSTON UNIVERSITY Row I: Wills, I.. Lnngfonl. D., Lulcs, R., Palm, M., Vnnllocf, R., Mcgginson. G., Rodgers, R. Row II: Kristof, A., Vaughn, J., F g H Rh d y W Blackwvll. N., Bnkcnknxnp, G. I' H75-T .T T ' ' ' ' A l-is-PM ' 'ff THE WALL AND HANGS ONE ON A NEW PLEDGE CTHAT IS CINCINNATI, or-no FRATERNITIES Page7I SIGMA ALP!-IA EPSILON Presidenf-Morse Hicks S.A.E. sfarfed +he year off pledging nine fine boys. B. Goose Sanders of Company F speni' his lime pro- mofing wi+h Sing, Bro+her, Sing. When fhe chapier 'rook over 'lhe I.X.E. house everyone had a swell fime a+ 'lhose House Cooling and House Warming Poddies . Bui' busi- ness didn'+ suffer: Don Koenigkramer made a good freas- urer for +he Freshman Y g Gordon Reed and Gail Gepharl' s+arred on +he Varsi+y baskeiball ieamg Brewsfer Sanders and Bob Spear worked hard for Ulex, and ihe chapfer s'rar'red +he half-year off pledging +en more fine boys. Moe Hicks and Johnny Mason raied Sophos, and everyone 'iurned ou+ fo gain high sfanding in lniramurals. On fhe social side - John Mason pinned BeH'y Bauman, Kappa and Jay Johnson gave his fo Pai' Keefe, Chi O. Treasurer-Rober+ Trump Vice-Presideni-Vernon Wa'rson - Secrefary-Jerry Kaior FOUNDED I856-UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Row I' Slridsbcrg R Hicks M Trump R Mrs Bull Spur R J h J E C k L R II oo , . ow : Matthews, G. D., Hill, W.. Hcitzmnn. F.. blomkcr. J., lxalor. J.. Kline. J., Cerway, R., Dcnyvcn, D. Row III: Wood, C.. Goose, B., Bauer, O., Mason, J.. Tehnmp. D., Johnson. R., Kocnlgkramrr, D., Bcrxkc. R. IF ONE IS LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE A NEW PLEDGE Page72 FRATERNITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN. SIGMA ALPI-IA I25 men in 'Ihe service and 30 overseas - +ha+'s 'Ihe score fo dale. The Ien of us sfill Ief+ are keeping ihe home fires burning al 829 Lexingion. Kokomo , 'Ihe perennial four+h , is back affer monfhs of ulcers - no more pledges for dummies. Breezy, Osch, Marv, and Zel are off 'I'o Med School, where Moriy Reiser gradua+ed as highes+ in his class and highesi' in +he s'I'a'Ie. The 'Four pledge classes fhis year helped S.A.M. gel' Ihe O.D.K. Scholarship Cup for Ihe duraiiong 'rhe las? average was 3.8354, even wiI'h Ernie's grades. M.S. Rudd became 'Ihe firsf Omicron Marine. Joy and AI, Wil and Jake, Hal and Miriam all headed for +he alfar. The BM's: Gershman and Radin, fencing: Jules, Mummering g Tiny , our lop man in lniramurals, and Wop , Freshman Y prexy. Presideni'-Roberl' Travis Vice-Presideni-Allan Wasserman MU FOUNDED I909-CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK Row I: Cohen, W.. Rudd, M., Klcinfcld. IS., Travis. R., Wasserman, A., Reiter, S. Row II: A N G D G hcrg N Fixlvr, C., Engel. K. Row III: Loshin, P,, Wolff, A., Zcidman, G., Margulies, F., Sch E M G d I AND BELIEVE ME. SOM CINCINNATI, OH E OF THE GUYS HAVE REALLY IO FR SIGMA CI-II Z-If-27 The old world changes yielding place +o I'he new , and so wifh Sigma Chi: 2900 Woodside gives way 'Io Cornell Place: G.I.'s have Iaken I'he place of gray flannelsg Chick has Iaken Frank's place in I'he infernal duei. Wanieclr somebody Io fake care of AIex's spoh buf 'I'here's sI'iII beer ai Ihe Bee, and Ihey sI'iII change seciion ai Ed's. Nolan's coffee may nor be good, bu'I' i+'s s+rong. The Sigs don'I blunder in bridge - from now on ihey pull a S'I'eve . There's no living wi+h Freddie since he's been Io New York. Somerhing is missing since Cleo is gone, buf 'Ihe Sigs march on under 'rhe unquesiionable leadership of Council Ken Frederick. Presidenl'-Tom Walker Treasurer-Paul Frishkorn Vice-Presideni-Chick Muller - Secrefary-Allan Nolan FOUNDED I855-MIAMI UNIVERSITY Row I: Staars, J., Nolan. A.. Muller, C., Mrs. Alburr, Cleo, Walker, T., Frishkorn, P., Pnvey. L. Row II: Bnur, J., Bunlczn, M,, Robinson, K., Bohnszcugcl, F.. Ulmschncidcr, W., Barnhill, F. Row III: Gregg. A., Fisher, B., Baer, S., May, J., Frederick, K., Srollcy, A., Shepard. R. . I I MADE PROGRESSI ANYTHING WILL DO IN A PINCH. Page74 FRATERNITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN L+. Col. Carroll A. Powell, U.S.A. L+. Col. David L. S+rickland, A.A.F. Maior F. Mills Judy, U.S.A. Maior Carl+on W. Winsor, A.A.F. Cap+ain George H. Mu+h, Q.M.C. L+. John M. Harrod, U.S.A. L+. Com. Ken+ E. Mar+in, U.S.N. Sg+. Ralph A. Miller, U.S.A. Major Kenne+h B. Hanson, U.S.A. L+. Col. John S. Bachman, U.S.A. Cap+ain Charles H. Moore U.S.A. L+. Rober+ S. Vosmer, U.S.N. Major Daniel E. Earley, U.S.A. Sg+. F. Wilson Bailey, A.A.F. John W. Cablish, U.S.A. L+. Frank E. Dunbar, A.A.F. L+. Byron C. S+uhlman, U.S.A. Sg+. H. Irving Crane, U.S.A. L+. Alvin K. Forney, U.S.A. Sg+. John Hellebush, A.A.F. L+. Alber+ E. Ga+es, A.A.F. O. C. S. John L. Heckle, C.D.D. Cap+ain William A. Moore U.S.A. Richard D. Searigh+, U.S.A. Major Charles G. Sa++ler, U.S.A. L+. John G. Griffi+l1, U.S.A. Cap+. Raymond H. Weaver, Jr. U.S.A. Is+. L+. Calvin G. Skinner, U.S.A. L+. John W. Keefe, A.A.F. Ens. Richard A. Powell, U.S.N. L+. John Crosky, U.S.A. Ens. C. Donald Ferguson, U.S.N. Maior George Lay, U.S.A. L+. William S. Ken+, A.A.F. L+. John W. Weining, Jr., A.A.F. Maior Alvin F. Speiss, U.S.A. L+. David Weinig, U.S.N. Cap+ain Phil J. Vei+h, U.S.A. Capfain J. Edwin Bowman, U.S.A. L+. George D. Benne++, A.A.F. L+. Max Haas. U.S.A. AfC Paul Keam, A.A.F. Cap+ain Wa+son Lu+her, U.S.A. L+. Edward C. Pandorf, U.S.N. Ens. Randolph H. Pe+ers, U.S.N. L+. Louis A. Wiagele, U.S.A. L+. Randall M. Cus+er, A.A.F. Cap+ain John S. Frie+sch, U.S.A. Sg+. William E. Grimm, U.S.A. L+. Charles W. Hayes, U.S.A. L+. Charles W. Hayes, U.S.A. Cap+ain Mark P. Herschede, U.S.A. 'Ens. Ross A. Thomas 'Ens. Rober+ ZeHagen C NCINNATI, OHIO r. ek Jil wi OPS -N -as 0 A - L H 1 ' ' N All honor +o him who serves his coun+ry 'K Killed in service Jay H. Ashley, U.S.A. Sg+. James R. Garvin, U.S.A. AXC. Don W. Avey, A.A.F. Don Ball, U.S.N. Ed. L. Ball, U.S.N. J. H. Barne++, U.S.A. Candida+e Frank Barnhill, U.S.A. Cap+. George D. Benne++, U.S.A. Lieu+. R. E. Black, U.S.A. Dick Bolles Cap+. J. E. Bowman, U.S.A. David Bridge, U.S.A. Harold Bowman, U.S.A. Sam Bunger, U.S.A. Lieu+. Charles Burch, A.A.F. Richard Chenowe+h, U.S.A. Ens. R. H. Colegrove, U.S.N. Tom A. Cone, U.S.N. William Connelly, U.S.A. Frank B. Cross, Ill, U.S.A. E. A. DiSalvo, U.S.A. David A. Woellner, U.S.A. AfC. John D. Field, A.A.F. Bruce Fisher, U.S.A. Warren Fos+er, U.S.A. R. D. Fisher, U.S.A. R. S. France, U.S.A. William E. Gauspohl, U.S.A. C. F. Granzow, U.S.A. AXC. James Green, A.A.F. AfC. T. L. Griswold, A.A.F. AXC. Wal+er L. Haaser, A.A.F. Richard Hafer. A.A.F. AXC. Ralph Haile, A.A.F. George Haller, U.S.A. E. C. Hansen, U.S.N. AKC. William Duble, U.S.N. Don Hawley, U.S.N. George W. Helm, Jr., U.S.N. AXC. Richard G. Hill. A.A.F. Ronald Hoskins, U.S.A. Ar+hur J. lbold, U.S.A. John Kauffman, A.A.F. Roberi' King, U.S.A. Tom Kreider, U.S.A. George Lanz, U.S.A. John H. Leinar+, U.S.A. John J. May, U.S.A. Rober+ Merricks, U.S.A. H. L. McCane, U.S.M.C. Merrick F. McCar+hy, U.S.A. James T. McEnany AIC. Rober+ McNabb, A.A.F. AXS. Charles E. Mueller, A.A.F. Richard A. Oppen, U.S.N. Frank X. Pund, U.S.N. Ken+ Reece, U.S.N. Ray Shannon, U.S.A. Midshipman R. A. Rowan U.S.N.A. Sg+. Howard Finn, U.S.A. A. Gray Hol+ero+f, U.S.A. Cade+ John B. Murphy, A.A.F. Roderick Perry, U.S.A. Cade+ John W. Donahue, A.A.F. Richard Hypes, U.S.A. Ens. Thomas J. Keefe, U.S.N. Ens. Richard W. Nor+on, U.S.N. L+. Ben G. Reemelin, A.A.F. Corp. Rober+ S. Rippey, U.S.A. L+. William Sieben+haler, U.S.A. Cade+ Ross A. Thomas Cap+. Miles Wachendorf, U.S.N. L+. Taylor Al+er, U.S.A. L+. Nelson A. Brokaw, U.S.A. L+. Wal+er C. Byrd, Jr., A.A.F. Clay+on L. Creger, U.S.A. Cap+. Rober+ G. E++er, U.S.A. William A. Ferguson, U.S.A. Rober+ A. Hapenau, U.S.A. L+. William A. Mor+on, U.S.A. John E. Naylor, U.S.A. Kenne+h P. Pi++, C.D.D. L+. Rober+ Rieckelman, A.A.F. Ensign Richard C. Scobell, U.S.N. Ens. Roger Van Schoyck, C.G. Cade+ James P. Wil+, A.A.F. Ens. George C. Allen, U.S.N. L+. Rober+ E. Black, U.S.A. Corp. Richard G. Belles, U.S.A. L+. Richard S. Crane, A.A.F. L+. James O. Doran, U.S.M.C. L+. J. Barre++ Drufiel, A.A.F. L+. lJ.G.l Thomas R. Eberly U.S.N. William J. McMullen, U.S.A. Allison F. S+anley, Jr., U.S.A. William W. Vic+or, U.S.A. AXC. Donald Freeman, A.A.F. Rober+ Helmholz, U.S.N. William T. Cru+ch+ield, A.A.F. L+. Rolaer+ Hogan, U.S.A. Ralph Hol+erho+T, U.S.A. L+. William D. Kise, U.S.N. Cap+. Henry G. Niclrols, U.S.A. Cade+ William Robinson Ens. Carl Riedmiller, U.S.N. L+. Rober+ Schmid+, A.A.F. Ens. Charles Shank, U.S.N. Corp. Rober+ B. Warn, U.S.A. L+. Lawrence O. Yeardley, A.A.F. Corp. Theodore H. ZeHagen U.S.A. Rober+ D. Fisher, U.S.A. Charles R. Har+man, U.S.A. AXC. Thomas W. McCammon A.A.F. L+. Clyde Mi+chener, U.S.N. Cade+ John Brosseau, A.A.F. John R. Bu+cher, U.S.A. Cade+ S+ephen H. Cramer A.A.F. L+. James E. Ea+on, A.A.F. L+. Charles R. Harring+on, A.A.F Harry A. Hodges, C.D.D. L+. All':er+ G. Schneider, A.A.F. L+. James T. S+ewar+, A.A.F. Harry J. Tischbein, U.S.A. Ma++. W. Williamson, U.S.M.C. L+. Edgar F. Wai+e, A.A.F. George J. Woodward, U.S.A. Cade+ John E. Childe, U.S.A. A. S. Cur+ C. Smi+h, U.S.N. Alex S+olley, U.S.A. A. S. James E. Thomas, U.S.C.G. Jock Truman, U.S.A. Cedric Wernicke, U.S.A. William T. Gahr, U.S.A. AfC. L. A. Sherher, A.A.F. Rober+ M. Wunelbacher, U.S.N. Don Carlson, U.S.A. A. Vic+or Abnee, U.S.A. John S+uar+, U.S.N. James Richard Nolan, U.S.A. James G. Rus+, U.S.A. Allaer+ P. Ma++hews, U.S.A. Arch Carson, U.S.A. Ens. James G. Brock, U.S.N. Louis Ha'F+ner, U.S.A. Ens. Randolph A. Pe+ers, U.S.N. Paul E. Frishkorn, U.S.A. Ken+ Robinson, U.S.N. AXC. Harold Harper Cap+. Al Schneider, U.S.A. Kenne+h Eiler, U.S.A. Ralph Runyan, U.S.N. John Ulmer, U.S.N. Ens. George Fabe, U.S.N. R. A. Di Salvo, U.S.A. S+eve Baer, U.S.A. Malcolm Berde++, U.S.A. AfC. E. Dus+in Schlue+er A.A.F. 'Harry Hilmer, A.A.F. John Prior, U.S.A. William Harpenau, U.S.N. George Maier, U.S.N. Frank Schah, U.S.A. Glenn Schilling, U.S.N. John Ades, U.S.N. James Kiser, U.S.N. Rober+ Apgar, U.S.A. PLANTING PINS HAS BECOME A CUSTOM-TO ADORN FRATERNITIES Page75 TI-IETA Cl-II z ' :..L,:l...'E ,.,g,.,. i:,.h. , - 'l l I J , ' P0rmfAxE Presidenf-Ray Frederick Treasurer-Clarence W. Hammel, Jr. Vice-Presidenl'-Alberf Wellman - Secrefary-Joe Carr FOUNDED l856-NORWICH UNIVERSITY Row I: Spencer, L C .I YV llman, A., H l C F d ick, R. W., KOQPfIlCk, Walker, W. Row II M l D H fl' an. R., McCullough H P I J Wedding, W., Ruschc, P. Row III: Renter, R., Pelersen, J., Frodge, D., Frodge. R.. Irwin, R., Stcngcr, E., Gower. B., Marlin, R. Row IV: Stephen, W., Pntnlim, L., Campbell, S., Loudin, D., Benton, F., Wcrzcl, L., Kipp. R., Vnndcrgrilf, P. THE FEMALE COSTUME. OF COURSE. SOMEBODY MIGHT Page76 FRATERNITIES I944 CINCINNATIAN Nlnhrcnholz. A.. Schneider, G. XV., Scholz, C. P., Zurstadr, H. B.M.O.C.s, aII sizes and varielies are found around fhe Thela Chi House: Two Sfudenl Councilmen . . . +hree Engineering Tribunal members . . . six YMCA Senior Cabinel members . . . five Junior Prom Commi+I'eemen . . . Inlerfralernily Presi- den+s' Council presidenf . . . News Record associale edi'I'or . . . Theolog presidenl' . . . 'Iwo Orien'ra'I'ion Board members . Junior Advisers chairman . . . Looks like a sirangle-hold! . A During 'Ihe year, Al Wellman served as 'rreasurer of lhe Engineering Tribunal. Ray Frederick and Joe Carr made ODK and were ioined' by Paul Vandegriff in being included in fhe I943-44 issue of lhe college Who's Who. Johnny Wearly gave a good accounl' of himself on 'rhe Varsily Baskelball Squad. Paul Rusche and Howell McCoIIougl1 were iniliafed in'lo Sophos. The Thela Chi fIoa+ received firs+ honorable menlion in +he mosl' humorous division al' Homecoming. 'Com- pany F members, Campbell, Frederick, Hammel, Hoffman, and Walker did mosl' of lheir gunning in I'he Grill. Bugs Hammel, however, didn'+ confine his sharp shoo'Iing 'lo 'lhe Goon Shop, for he acled as guesl' Sociely Edifor of News Record and liked il' so well, he pinned Rulh DeBeck. Souperman Campbell danced for a full evening on a broken Ieg al +he Kappa Formal. The OId Soak , R.W.F., drinks il' and Ralph Kipp sells il - guess wol? I'l's milk! AS WELL WEAR THEM. AND MILITARY RANK HAS N0 CINCINNATI, OHIO FRATERNITIES Page77 ,. Q 0, ' ll Illlllll lil . ge ff? qu 956 iillllliw V I fx l I Cnmw Honor fo +he Phi Delfa Theias who ser Allan J. Ahrens Edwin B. Ahrens Henry G. Baker Thomas P. BarreH' Charles O. Bayne 'Howard Clifford Berger Huberi' A. Bernef, Jr. Elmer L. Boehm, Jr. Edward L. Bohn, Jr. Harold K. Books Lawrence G. Boyd Raymond T. Bradford Donald C. Brandi' Arfhur C. Brown Allen G. Clare Joseph I. Clark, Jr. Vernon L. Corbin Harry H. Davis Frank R. Deprez Donald M. DieI'z Lee Eimer Alberi' A. Felirup William C. Franklin James F. Freeburg Roberi' N. Genisheimer Charles Ginn James W. GoeH'Ie Richard J. GoeH'Ie, III OH'o H. Hammersfrom Roberl' C. Hammond Roberi' Hard William F. Herbes Norman F. Hoover Henry Hoppe, III ' Killed in service Beniamin C. Hoyer, Jr. Ralph C. Huber+, Jr. Harold D. Johnson Orville J. Kelchner William W. Kelchner Eldon C. Kennedy Roberi' R. Kipp Roberf G. Knaufl' Carl A. Kraemer Roberi' N. Lehrer Charles W. Linder Dale E. Lloyd Anfhony J. Lucas 'John S. Mark William V. Marfen Kennefh C. MaHhews William C. McEIhaney John A. Meador Kenne+h D. Melhope Gilberi M. Mellin Mulford H. Men+eI Donald C. Miller William N. Mire David G. Morgan, Jr. Randall H. Morgan William W. Mullally Merien E. Naforp Paul Naylor Roberf H. Orms'I'on John C. Osborn Ar+hur S. Osmond Charles W. Osiendorf Richard H. Peacock Clarence P. Peferson ve Their counfry Henry W. Pfingsiag Edward D. Phelan George A. Poffinger, Jr Thomas P. Price, Jr. George B. Recior John Rhodes, Jr. Howard B. Rich, Jr. James H. Royer Paul J. Schneider Donald G. Schroe'I'er John P. Selmeier Sfewarl' C. Sheidler John E. Shepman William F. Simpson Ralph Q. Smiih Joseph L. Sieinem Edward Ward Sfewarl IPrisoner of Warl Roberi' H. Sforck Samuel A. Siueve Benjamin E. Tafe, Jr. Andrew K. Taylor Zach E. Taylor James L. Teese Roberi' B. Trierweiler Paul A. Uber Edwin C. Vance George A. Wagner Dexfer H. Warren Harry S. Waison Frederic D. Whife George L. Wrighf Edward W. Wues+ Howard H. Zoellner BEARING ON MATTERS OF ISSUE IN FRAT MEETING AS Pagevs FRATERNITIES 1944 CINCINNATIAN A. Early fo bed and early +o rise, and you won'f need ihe redsaps +o carry Hme bags iunder your eyes., B. Hey, sis, don'+ make fha? line foo fafl C. Fine kibi'l'zer you are Gamma . . . pay more aHen+ion, Buddy! PLEDGES, THE LT. AND P.F.C. ARE EQUALLY LOWLY CINCINNATI, or-no FRATERNITIES Page-79 CDUADRES Row I: West. H.. Davis, E., Chcnnult, L., Norman, E., Harris. J. Row II: Po t I G., Hogan. W.. Stnrgcl. B.. Hull. B., Snow. M. The engineers may have their Quadrangle Queen, but 'there is also a Quadres Queen who is crowned each year by members of this organization. The prom which 'Fea- tured the Queen and the banquet which substituted for the play were the big success of the year..The officers are: President, Lydia Chenaultg Vice-President, Gwendo- lyn East: Secretary, Betty Hall: Treasurer, Jeanette Allen. Row IZ Vandcgrili, P.. Whittington, M., Holland, R., Obermeycr, R., Mayer, J. Meyer, K. The Association of lnclependent Students was organized to promote the influence, opportunities, and abilities of unaffiliated students at U.C. I+ does all that and more, too, as its members will testify, how about those bang-up parties! OFFicers are President, Bob Holland, Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Whittington, Secretary, Betty Mueller: Treasurer, Roger Robertson. II: Jncrgens, V.. Dillz. S., Thomas, P.. Kipp, R.. Hopkins, P., Russell, E., Association ol lnclependent Students Page 80 I944 CINCINNATIAN - 0 '1 X .ff M 4 ' I X CZ sfo SCP!-IOMORES The sophomore women used fo run 'rhe sopho- more men, and fhe sophomore men used +0 run +he campus - in packs! SQPHQS Slariing olif l'he year by sponsoring l'he Sophos Swing, +his underclassmen's honorary launched forih inio an uncerfain year wil'h social funciions curlailed and funds low. Encouraged by +he eFFor+s of iis big bro'I'her, O.D.K., however, Sophos suc- ceeded in ihrowing a big session honoring illusirious Company F where +he wine flowed freely. The Wearers of 'Phe Jug planned io insiigaie an Engineers' Ball and a Junior Prom, even if +he laH'er had +o be held ai' Ed's. Wi+h promofer Ray Frederick ai' +he wheel, 'lhe bei was on Sophos io come Through ancl give al' leasi +wo more dances and +o gain fiffeen new members. MEMBERS Larry. Boling Ray Frederick Don Langford John Mason Jim Shepard Don Sweeney Vern Ullom Tom Walker Al Wellman Morris Hicks AI Whaling Ray Frifz Joseph E. Holliday PLEDGES Jack Siekrnan Al Sirasser Gordon Hughmark Herberr Brawn James Vaughn Tom Rappilber Jack Weiland Kennefh Frederick Chick Mueller Howell McCullough Paul Rusche RowI:1.angf cl D., Hik 'Vi H lldy J XVll n, A. Row Il: Fred k R Bl 1, I NVl l 5, X r'3iil1 'Q' THE LITTLE BROWN JUG. HOW I LOVE THEE BOYS HAD Page82 SOPHOMORES I944 CINCINNATIAN nn. ff-1 -ai! Tw j f ,f-fy N zu' 1' rx 1' if-Q . 1 - . , , . , ,I -- I E . , , , .V X AL . ,. 1. -cn nf. ' , Q, ug:--' , L x- -1 my f .f E 2.-2,-' lv W. H W I 1 Nh , yi H ,, 1 .N ,, - 'Tk -Q. Q V ,.-. ,gf M 1 .r E- 6 5 x w Rx I w wxnkff N LXJN Cnndidnlv Cl'lr.J Gvnu Miku Lynch. Qnucn Prrriv Ln' I5rcmi.1nmur, Lulonvl Ward IE, Duvall, SOPHOS QUEEN CANDIDATES fFrom bottom to topl Bnxlcr, E.. Dcy. M. J.. Wicnl. J.. Manning, M.. Cfnslo. M., Wcbcr, A.. Ilngcnhoff, XV.. Howell, P.. Carlvr. B., Liilnrd, M.. Diffs, D, Rogvrs, G. fx k n ' LS- gwg? Z. u V , -- V -- . . Y ,. . ,. ,,,. . , ,, ,, , , , , f 1 I , X X. -A ..,., .. N.,f ,.-, ,. V x, -. - Xf KJ M .X CINCINNATI, OHIO SOPHOMORES Page83 1,-J T' !'N - W J-X . f N., 1, K. ,VL:Lf ' Ll I 'QW affix I 'I T: 4' 'N YI TI-,I f ' I I I ig' I II II if I I fix Ii- I I If SI ' 'Iliff 'B L: W' L ...JN Q' If' - L: Il: :H I Ik 'yo I , I , . I: I, . I .I .' 4 , ' -fi I - A j , , ', W N II IL INI Page84 DORMITORIES I944bCINClNNATlAN I Dorm life is Phe real Phing. MusP be Pun waiPing Por Phe phone Po ring and PhaP A.S.T.P. voice Po say hello . Then, Poo, Phere are Phose clubby IiPPle gaPherings Po Pall: ouP Phe complex and weighPy problems of a complex and weighPy world, Phe snax and coke parPies, in bePween hiPPing Phe books. HiPPing Phe books always seems Po run a poor second when iP comes Po preference. BuP PhaP isn'P anyPhing unnaPural, is iP? Remember Phe many Pimes Phe PirsP one up in Phe morning had Po close Phe windows, wiPh Phe PemperaPure hovering around Phe freezing mark. ThaP hour was considered raPher dubious, especially by Phe poor girl who had PhaP'8 o'clock. Then, Poo, Phere was PhaP heavenly 2 o'clock permission granPed Por Phe duraPion of Phe sPay of Phe Air Corps and Phe A.S.T.P. The coming of vacaPion brings wiPh iP hurried packing, lasP goodbyes, promises 'Po wriPe and Phe boarding of Phe bus or Prain for PhaP good old home Pown and PhaP Pamiliar Main SPreeP. Yes, iP musP be Pun, and even more so when one con- siders Phe PacP PhaP mosP of Phe sPudenP body spends mosP of iPs Pime riding Phe sPraP- zenbaum lsPreePcar Po youl in coming Po and 'From U. C. WHEN YQU GET THEM TOGETHER IN 'CLOSE QUARTERS CINCINNATI OHIO DORMITORIES Page85 SUCH SIMRALL HALL I943 saw a new women's dormilory af U. C., complele wirh pin-up boys, quiel' hours, spreads , and ye old bull sessions . Simrall Hall was open lo Freshmen women by Chrisrmas lime, buf un+il 'lhen 'lhe girls spenl' a iolly 'rime in +he homey almosphere of Women's Building classrooms. The occupanls ofulhe new dorm are girls from all paris of lhercounlry, comparing noles on llerm papers, freehand class, 'rhe AAF and 'lhe ASTP. Dorm life is nol' wi+hou+ ils serious aspecls. The Sunday evening religious service for all denominalions has had l00 percenl' allendance, and quiel hours find lhe girls deep in lheirlbooks. Dorm officers are? Presidenl, Nalalie Borresong Vice-Presidenl, Peggy Howell: Secrelary-Treasurer, Carol Murphy: Senior Advisor, Nancy Terry. Row I: Max. J,, Wharton. E.. Borrcson. N.. Mrs. Albricht, Murphy, C., Terry, N. Row II: Licbclrau. J., Rcvrlos. D.. Johnson, D., Bnglw, D-. WllllM'11S- M-- CHU' dill, H.. Casio. M. Row III: Hall, S., Rosselcr, G., Parker. C., Rilcnour, M., Elliott, I.. Angcrmcicr, M., Colley, M., Slcrling. P.. Bram, M. AS THE DORM, THEY FORGET FORMER PREJUDICES Pageaf, ooRM1ToRlEs 1944 CINCINNATIAN These Dorm kids have il +oughl Nofhing +o do bul si+ around and walch some body knit Guess fhey need a res+ afler 'ihai' long walk from school 'lo Cox Hall. S+iIl siHing? Thai' musl' really be a long discussion. And whai' happened +o 'I'he kniffing? Finished no doubt Sure, Sure. ':- .-Q, '1 . 17 in llsftll-1 lla.: ll i 1 UTTLE Y KNQVW EZEQW HT GEC .v C NCINNATI, OHIO DORMITORIES Page87 No+hing bu+ a life of ease fhese kids have. Imagine no sfraizenbaum every morning and afiernoon. l l Thai' fond farewell you hear so much about Looks more like a big promofion scene. And did some body say somefhing abouf 'frommage ga+eaux . Here is H' righl under our own eyes. Bull session, ca+ session, or hen parfy. Whafever you wanf fo call il' 'rhis is if. The Dorm is really lhe place fo 'find fhem. Probably go 'far info +he night foo, while 'rhe res'r of us plug along wi+hou+ 'lhis nighlly gafhering. Ours ius+ come every ofher day. BORROW YOUR ERMINE FOR THE NITE. BUDDY? HMMNN. Page88 DORMITORIES I944 ClNCINNATlAN ...Z l' O ,.,-f 2 ? N JUNIORS 'NIV' Junior has always been a serious problem +o mofher, and +his year is no excepiion. 4 K x ' T .ray 7: ' 'Y ,fx was 1' '14 ,- ,fn T- '--X rifle A . ,R X , A , K l w J.-s. , ,T y '--5 .i 11 :n ' , ,zz ff 5, . , ,- , W ., ,X . 1 4 , X ,K r -A K ff H M, - 1 - W - , -. . ,' -, . at. X. , X,-. . -,X ' ., Q. if -N ,.' 4 - 1 . NX,., , -,Y H . Q , V ,,, ,, . Q 1. ,. ,. M ww n wif X,-2 .. --,,- a - -1 I Lf w Q-,1 :L Xfzf u rf Jw' J YJ gi, President Clyde Haehnle Vice-President Sylvia Fogle Y 'E ,7 17253 ' I-2 v-.ix 'fy V171 '?. F Vxxn' 1-1 '1 Q' ii Q17 ,yu Ii: ij fu iff! , 51 fi 'tj-3 W.?,g , r 51 W 'DW 'Pl I. Ugg.: W Ewa My ir-Tl al lr.. f: 515 .K II E gg if -1:45 lMT'.4-gl Page9O JUNIORS I944 CINCINNATIAN l l l 'Ffa his lull f l ' ' , lk - 'ILT-43' -re' ll N ,lf ,al La lx l Q l lk lvl Amid khaki, khaki, khaki, ahal a lf while He and fail here and llwere, 'rhe Junior Prom came 'lhrouglw wi+l1 flying colors and Jean Beaumonl' as l'l1e new Queen. Sophos pledged I3 men. ff' Gil- V- W- f.,kH,.1 ,L ij: L'4 'igr' 'Q ,'1T:' ji , ,':g. ,714 4: 15,9 15:5 -. ,kj ggi. : .1 fl X ,-72a pgs ,355 53. -I, l 1. l, lgkw 1al1lL'1 L lfd half-g,f5a.4aaaaI3 'LHP hfielflilklf LK-lfeff ll ll1ll'l'f'lUfk 1Lalis f1w1llk:.l 1 lvl .1 J UQ 2. LL IAQ. 1, . NClNNATI, OHIO JUNIORS Pagecil EW FA IVY DAY M COURSE. JUST NASTY ENOUGH TO GET INTO YOUR HAIR. Page92 JUNIORS I944 CINCINNATIAN lvy Day af U. C. is a +radi+ional even? in +he 'Fes'l'ivi- Hes of Commencemeni- Week. Each year on a brighl' June day, +hir+y oufsfanding Junior women dressed in while and carrying chains of ivy lead a procession of Capped and Gowned seniors from +he s+eps of Old McMicken fo fhe band sfand in Burnel Woods. There Presidenf Walfers makes his farewell address, and +he class will and prophesy are read. The picfuresque procession 'rhen makes i1's way back +o fhe campus for 'rhe planiing of +he ivy, and fhe ora'I'ion by +he Senior Class Presideni' 1-haf closes anolher chapfer in 'lhe life of fhe gradua'l'es. 'iifllfllll Qlliblfnhn FLEEDQEDS Tllfllg LiQf-ERE? UML? EJ CNCINNATI oi-no Nloas Paqe93 Row I: Carr. J., Frcdcrxck. R. XV.. Mnuch. W. Row II: Patterson. G,, Terry, L. E., Whaling. A. Two acfives and four pledges can r do a whole lol' - one member and a mirror is a quorum. Bur Omicron Del+a Kappa mainfained i+s high s'l'andards in recognizing excepiional aH'ainmen+ in scholar- ship and nolable confribulion +o campus ac+ivi+ies. The purposes of 'rhis nafional upperclassmen honorary are +o creafe an organi- za+ion which will help mould The senlimenl of fhe Universily by bringing fogelher men in all phases of collegiale life, and +o unile members of lhe 'facully and s'luden+ body on a basis of mulual in- 'l'eres+ and unclersfanding. The fwo acfives inifiafed lhe 'four pledges in February and lefl' lhem 'ro carry on in fhe good old O.D.K. +radi+ion wi+h The help of lhe alums. Officers are: Presidenf, Dean Merlen L. Fersong Secrelary-Treasurer, Dean Joseph E. Holliclay. OMICROINI DELTA KAPPA AND THE REST OF THE CAMPUS RAN AROUND TRYING T0 Page 94 JuNloRs I944 CINCINNATIAN N k R R II: Adanm. J., Voss, L., Knoop. B., NVQ-bsrcr. D., Daugherty. M,. Ahlcnng. M. To +he solemn fune of a funeral march and garbed in somber robes of blaclc, members of lvlorlar Board s+allc fheir anxious prey. To aHain +he honor and dis+inc+ion of being 'l'apped for +his organizalion, a Junior girl musl' have shown herself worlhy on l'he basis of scholarship, service, and personalify. The sociefy promo'I'es college loyalfy and leadership and advances +he spiri+ of fellow- ship among Universi+y women. This year +he wearers of +he navy blue blazers have been busy promoling +he sale of War Bonds, sponsoring +he Symphony Rally and Honor Day, and giving S+uden+-Facully Teas. The proceeds of +he annual Doughnuf Day go +o 'rhe Scholarship Fund. Officers are Presidenl, Nancy Terry: Vice-Presidenl, Doris Kuhn: Secrelary, Carolyn Silv,erbla'Hg Treas- urer, Rulh Niclcumg Facully Advisors: Miss Grace B. Daviess, Miss Lois Elliof, and Professor William S. Clark. ,323 'J V4 N -. :ix rg J 1- .., . ,LZ .. N-7. fl HT! l llll I Il L xl l llrl ylg , lygv 1,1 pil llslll in yy Is,x lw -Hi, X ,,,,i My I Q ., 1, ,, XL, A W.. X ,- ,., xx , -I Y ' --of Av-' T ,T if- ,l .. L L5 ,, .. 1. T. L. X- 1 fu' Sz- , C NCINNATI OHIO JUNIORS Page95 J H k D Sh t II B dl y J F brigcr, C., Zink, M. Row II: Mnish. P., Hunt, M., Kaplan. J., Pivrlc. R., Wclzfl, S.. Dclirck, R. Row I: Hofmann, R.. Hyde, ., cnc , ., u r, -., ra c , ., or Row III: Finkclmeier, M., Friedman, A- Samuels. E., Hamillon. J., Meyer. R.. Luckhnrdt, B., Bone, B, Row IV: llobson, M., l'4iscl1r:r, blcwnrr, J., Baer, M. L., Bowman. A., Hopkins, P- Held, S. Row V: McCullough. M., Hans, A., Scbasuanl, J,, McCartney, M.. Kusrcrson, R.. Flcssn, E., Rawson, J. JUNIOR ADVISGRS 'Way back in Ihe spring of '43 'rhe newly selecfed Junior Advisors s+ar+ed our Io plan Iheir program for Ihe coming year. Firsl Ihey submi'H'ed Ihemselves Io psychological Iesfs, iusi +o make sure 'rhey weren'I' characlers. Then Ihe various commiI'Iees wenl +o work - 'rhe pamiphlef commiH'ee, for example, who knocked Ihemselves our Io be clever and succeeded in 'rheir own way. Bu+ +he Junior Advisors have 'rheir serious momenfs, I'oo. They direciecl Ihe Fresh- men in such group proiecis as kni'l'Iing for Ihe Red Cross, making scrapbooks for ChiIdren's Hospilal, and en+erIaining 'Ihe boys in 'Ihe Infirmary. The purpose of Ihe Junior Advisor program is Io orienl' Freshmen women 'Io Ihe ways of Ihe Universily and 'ro help Ihem become adiusied Io college Ii'Fe. Evelyn Shure was Chairman: Jean Bradley, Vice-Chairman. MADE UP THEIR OWN, AND HAVE I2 NEW ONES TO DATE Page 96 Junlorzs I944 CINCINNATIAN 7. 'w M L Q-, L To fhe seniors, ihose good old guys who assed us Jrhe buck. I+'lI be hard have p buf we'll fry +o manage. s, .-- V, , 0,-,X -T1 - 3 ,gg A --x T112 ,asp M A .H ff 1' ' ff ' I '-Q, , i 'Z :i I 1,21 , if Q., - . i ,,' i , i -x GNFU' f,X IAS ,yy Q Y X: jjrj V. , Jf ing 354, i 'M Jil ir N W I . X 1' ' K-T-T12 - 'if X4f:1 -1' ' N2 Lf fL1' Clif L .. itll: 1-1 R. f-M' Presidenh Bill Mauch Vice-Presideniz Virginia Erhardi' i :I :E :71 'Q T ' 2 ,fb 7 -X V7 Q7 uf' F i if E Q55 M i it? Tx' TM., i-ii 'QE ii I .,., if 1 'E ,i ll ii ' ii W7 iii iii Z' L fy im II LU Ji if :I M uni D EJ Li :1 1:9 Page98 SENIO Faced wi+h +l1e seri- ousness of +l1e world foday, solemnify char- acferizes 'rhe gradu- afes as never before. This year one sees noi' only flue familiar cap and gown buf in ad- difion, navy blue and -ze-ff, YQ. J Ae , K , .K '11 -1: fee v f ll I 'gn 1 . 'q , . , 1, ,Z ,Q . 4:-gi, , , ng 4' 'Q. '. f , ll ,w 1 N, '. ' ' ll 1 , 1 , l . J A . , fl Q ll M Nr! if jl l Jr' Nl lg. ll l Il f XL , , If X Ly , lk A X X4-.f J u A. -. . L M . -' grrri' . ' x olive drab. QV l f T275 w :ffl L J'LI iY-17 Y -11 swf: A, -:Muir i .f . l ., l K, , P -. Mylan Mfr Q Em lDfCef ll me U lw'f1rQfl4e.lffifEl r2?lli1lee:llefl,'T F1iEl1fFl+iE-1 FH T . U Aw 3 A e ' 1- ' 'wg' . J 1.-Ji ' g NIORS Page 99 PI-ll BETA KAPPA Oliiicers Presidenl'-S. J. M. Allen - Second Vice-Presicleni-Louis J. Johnen Firsl Vice-Presidenl'-Gus'I'av Carlson. - .Secreiary-Grace M. LiHle Treasurer-John Downer Founded December 5, I776 al' 'rhe College of William and Mary al Williamsburg, Virginia, Phi Beia Kappa was 'lhe firsi Greek leHer socie+y +o be formed. Originally founded as a social 'Fra+erni+y, Phi Be'ra Kappa became an honorary in+ellec+ual sociely in l825. The Delia Chap'l'er of Ohio was founded a+ ihe Universify of Cincinnali in l889. Eleciion +o membership in 'rhis organizafion means +he recogni+ion of ouisianding in+ellec'rual capacify well employed, parficularly in 'rhe acquisi+ion of a liberal educaiion. Julia K. Alexandrov Ada ArliH' A. J. M. Allen George B. Barbour lsaac Barne'H Daniel Bergsmarlc Marion A. Blankenhorn Beverly W. Bond, Jr. William C. Boyce E. Lucy Braun Richard D. Bryanl' Frank R. Byers Guslav Carlson Burr Noland Carier John L. Caskey Frank W. Chandler William S. Clark Huberiis M. Cummings Ralph W. Eddy Nevem B. Fenneman Eugene H. Ferris Clarence O. Gardner Rober+ C. Gowdy Roy Kenne+h Hack Paul Hergel Frederick C. Hicks J. Hobarl Hoskins BEFORE DAWN PageIOO SENIORS Members in Facully Merfon J. Huberl- Esfelle Hunl' Chelsey M. Huichings Lloyd B. Johns'l'on John Louis Kohl Paul V. Kreider Grace M. LiHle S. Gale Lowrie Louis A. Lurie Reginald McGrane Edward F. Malone Achimede Marni G. M. Merriman William M. Miller Louis T. More Alfred Morrison Harry M. Meugel Marorie S. Palmer C. W. Park George Renner, Jr. Horace Reid Howard D. Roelofs Rodney P. Robinson Meyer Salkover O'Ho C. Von Schlichfen Theodore Selkirk William T. Semple Roberi Shafer John Skavlem Helen Sianley Shiro Tashiro Miriam Urban William S. Wabnifz Raymond Walfers C. H. Weicheri Heiskell B. Whaling Harry L. Weiman Jean Winsion Edwin Zeydel Max Zenninger Class of I944 Mary Linn DeBeck Erna Diesendruck Avivah Gooiman Elizabelh Hussel Jauni'l'a Lacey Anna Lee Presenl Harold Oleon Paul Pflueger Gene Sisson Reed Nancy McFarland Richards Philip Schwed Denman Shaw lrene Walfers -THE ETERNAL 8 0'CLOCK-NO MORE TAU BETA PI Officers Presideni'-Eugene Tinsley - Treasurer-James Royer Vice-Presidenr-William Gausmann - Secrelary-Edward Miller To recognize fhose who have conferred honor upon lheir Alma Maler by dislinguished scholarship and 'fine characrer as undergraduales in engineering, or by 'lheir a'Hainmen+s in 'lhe alumnal field of engineering, lhe honorary fralernily of Tau Bela Pi was founded in l885 ai' Lehigh Universily. This associafion in The pasl' years has clone a grear deal 'lo fosler l'he spiril' of liberal cullure in engineering. Ohio Bela of Tau Be+a Pi was eslablished af +he Universily of Cincinnali in I9l5. James Andregg, '44 Ralph Binns, '43 Charles Boegli, '43 George Bullock, '43 Linron Bylund, '43 Melvin Cox, '43 Edward Culver, '43 Harry Dowman, '43 Henry Eads, '44 Sfanley Ealon, '44 Douglas Egbert '44 Claude Emmerich, '44 Richard Frank, '44 Armando Fusaro, '44 William Gausmann, '44 Roberl Goldhoff, '43 Joseph Gump, 43 Harold Hems+ree+, '43 Richard Hoffmann, '43 Roberl' Howe, '43 Richard Humphreys, '43 Royce Jennings, '43 George Kral, '43 Richard Laucher, '43 Franklin Malick, '44 John Mallago, '43 Alberl' Meyer, '43 Edward Miller, '44 Louis Payne, '43 George Pow, '43 Paul Prass, '44 Roberl' Ramey, '43 Row I1 Andrfza. J um H legbf D 1 1 c Q mmm. WU Msiifk, F.. mum, E. Row II: Pmss, 1 R Wcslcrmnn. F. ,.. l se.. Roberl Reiman, '43 William Roberls, '43 Edwin Roof, '43 James Royer, '44 Richard Scherer, '44 Carl Schneider, '43 Rudolph Schneider, '43 Richard Schonhofl, '44 Roberl Schulie, '44 James Smilh, '44 Eugene Tinsley, '44 John Van Wye, '43 Fred Wesrermann, '43 James Wichman, '43 Roberl' Winsron, '43 Roger Winlerman, '43 b Ls. NV.. Scherer, R., Schulte. R T 1, , QE. ,. ' ,TY J BLACK COFFEE AND FAGS UNTIL THE WEE HOURS FOR sENloRs Page ion Page IOZ 1 l Adams, Jane C., B.S. SENI K-YPPH Alpha Theta, Pres.: Junior Advisor. Y.W.C.A.. Mortar Board. Alpha Lambda Delta. Lit.. Wig Wag. Vigilance. Alheri, Sylvia, A.B. Arrs Board. Alsielder, Sranley, M.D. Alier, Marvin S., M.D. Phi Beta Pi. O R Ahlering, Maria n, A.B. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Wom.1n's Senate. Pres.: Point System. Chm.: Junior Advisor. Mortar Board. Delta Phi Alpha, Who's Who, Vigilance. Alexander, Hugh T., C.E. Alpha Tau Omega, Freshman Advisor. Seabbard and Blade, Delta Kappa Sigma. A.S.C.E. Alienburg, lrwin H., M.D. Alfhaus, Ecliih Marie, B.S. Alpha Gamma Della, Glue Club. Y.W.C.A-, Freshman Commission, Wig Wag. JUST LITTLE BIT OF CATCHING UP-N0 PROFS Ammann, Rosella B.S. Woman's Senate, Newman Club. Arete. Pres.: W.A.A. Board. Andregg, James A. C.E. Freshman Advisor, Sophos. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Pershing Rifles, Seab- bard and Blade. Delta Kappa Sigma, A.S.C.E. Anderson, Roberf E. E.E. Delta Tau Delta, A.I.E.E Arndi, Audrey, B.S. Delta Delta Delta. Bus. Ad. Club, Cadet Corps. Auheri, Jose ph Ch.E. Ayer, Doroihy Carolyn A.B. Delta Delta Delta, Cincin- natian. News Record. Y.W.C.A.. Freshman Com- mission. Cadet Corps, Wig Wag. Bade, John M. B.B.A. Beta Theta Pi, Junior Ad- visor. Sigma Sigma. Ulcx Baechle, Virginia R. A.B. Entered from U. of Mich. l941: Delta Delta Delta Arts Board, Junior Advisor. Y.W.C.A. Bagel, Mary Louise A.B. A.I.S.. Botany Club, Pres. Bailey, Meryleen, M.D. Baker. Muriel A. B.B.A. Mu m mers, Cincinnatian. News Record. Bus. Mgr.: Student Directory. Editor: Board of Publi cations. Y.W.C.A.. Engineering Tri- bunal. Teachers College Tribunal. Theta Alpha Phi. Varsity Vanities. Balrer, Rea W., Aero.E. Y.M.C.A. Baker, Virginia, B.S. Eulcrcil from Miami U. I9-43. Kappa Della. Y.XV.C.A., Kinllcrgarlvn Primary Club. Barr, Frances C., B.S. in Nursing Mclmly Club. Basfon, William, M.D. Bealfy. Mary Elizabelh, B.A. Arms Board. Glcc Club. Oratorio. Barnhill, Frank E., Jr., B.B.A. Sigma Chi, Glcc Club. Oralorio. Barrus, Rulh, B.S. in Nursing Orclxcsxra. N. 8 H. Tribunal. Beall, BeH'y Jane, B.S. Phi Mu. Glcc Club. Oratorio. Proulx-. Y.W.C.A. Beaify, Nancy Anne, A.B. Page TO ARGUE WITH ABOUT THE SUPERIORITY OF AN A- Beck, Jean B.S. in Nursing Becker, A. Suzanne 8.5. Alpha Chi Omega Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club. Cadet Corps. Wig Wag. I Beers, Befiysue B.S. Alpha mu. Pa. Y.w.c.A.. Home Ec. Club. Beinlre, Vicior H. M.D. Benge, Roberf E. Ch.E. A.I.Ch.E. Bergman, Mary E. B.S. in A.A. Chi Omega. Arts Board. Glec Club. Oramrio. Cin- cinnatian. Y.W.C.A.. A.A. Tribunal. Bergman, Rachel A.B. Alpha Lambda Delta. Berne, Harrier Hopkins B.S. in A.A. Delta Phi Delta. Berfsche, Carl l. 5.5. in Gen.E. Acacia, Pershing Rifles. Befz, Eugene William B.S. in Arch. Band, Cincinnatian, Kappa Kappa Psi. Pres.: Scarab. A.A. Club. Binder, Henriefia B.S. Boafrigiif, William B. Aero.E. Alpha Tau Omega. Band IO3 Page IO4 Bohlen, Fred R.. B.B.A. Pershing Rifles, Bus. Ad, Club. Borders, Charles Roberi, E.E. Acacia, Pres.: Band Manager, Eta Kappa iNu. A.I.E.E. Brauns+ein, John, M.D. Brosene, William G., Jr., M.E. SENIOR Bolsen, Hilda B., B.S. Y,XV.C.A.. Sigma Epsilon Tau. Pres. Bransliy, Paul, B.S. in A.A. Arts Board. Cincinnatian. A.A. Tribunal, Phi Era Sigma. Delta Phi Delta. Brewer, Maryanne, B.A. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Glen Club, News Record, Bus. Mgr.: Cincinnarian. Y.W.C.A.. Penguin Club. Brunskill, Helen, B.S. Entered from Greenbrier College 1942. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Tau Pi Epsilon. OVER A B-I- KPLUSSESI AND MINUSES ARE SIFTED IN Brunsl, Roberl' H. M.E. Pi Tau Sigma. A.S.M.E. Bruson, Helen Louise B.A. Arts F-oard. News Record. Buenfe, Louis C. M.D. Bundy, Julia Marie A.B. Entered from Miami U. 1942. Kappa Delta. Glec Club, Oratorio, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Sociology Club, Pres. Burgess. Doris Claire B.A. Alpha Chi Omega. Ora- rorio. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. Junior Advisor, A I p h a Lambda Delta. W.A.A. Board. Sociology Club. Burner, Gwendolyn B.S. in A.A. Alpha Delta Pi. Glec Club, Dratorio. Y.W.C.A. Burns, Mary 'Vesla Carmany, Anna Dean Cenfner, Paul A,B, ' B.S. in Nursing M.D. ' 5 , A.I.S., Y.W.C.A. 3iv3,Ef'fAi,n Dslta Eiifiii Cheney- Gladys Theta, Quadres. Cassel, Mary Emma B.S. B.S. in Nursing Ame w,A,A, Carlreelr, Charles R. ' s.s. in ch.E. Ms Y'W'C'A' A.I.S., Scabbard a n d Blade. L S Chenaull, Lydia, B.S. Delta Sigma Theta, Qundrcs. Chappelle, Edwina Zeydel, B.S. in A.A. Arts Board Pres.: Junior Advisor. ILA. Trihunal. Delta Phi Della. W.A.A. Board. Cherasltin, Emanuel, M.D. Chenoweih, Mildred, A.B. Delta Della Drlln. Cherdron, Arley B., B.S. Alpha Gamma Dvlln, Pres.: Pan-l-lullunic Coun- fn, Glen club, cu.-Mmm. Y.xv,c:.A.. Kimifrgif- Chisholm. A9065 Louise. B-5- ren Students Club. Wig Wag. Cadet Corps. E,,m.,.d from Wilmington College 1941, Y.W.C.A.. Home Ec. Club. Chung, Roberf Chi-Wen, A.B. Clarlr, Winnie Lou, B.S. Home Ec. Club. Page l05 THE REGISTERS' OFFICE! BUT,YOU JUST CAN'T WIN -1 Clear, James Cohen, Minerva Cohen, Shirley Jeanne M.D. B.B.A. B.S. in A.A. Y.W.C.A., Beta Gamma Arts Board, Alpha Lambda Cleary, James sigma. Pi chi Epsilon. Dultn, Den.. Phi Delta. M-D. Co-cp Club Board. A.A. Club. Cohen, Rosalind Colaw, Emerson B.S. B.S. Arts Board, Co-cp Club. Pre-ministerial Club. V 'i., i W l . .' ll 'C E 1 l --,Ia-,,. a fi , .Q ' A W C l Connelly, John Pairiclc Cooley, Lois Marianne C.E. B.S. Phi Kappa. Delta Kappa Sigma. A.S.C.E. Conover, Claylon B. M.D. Alpha Chi Omega. Cincin- natian. Y.W.C.A. Council, Omicron Nu. Home Ec. Club. Varsity Vanities. XVig XVag, Vigilance. Coors, Clifford B.B.A. l'f -. ' r... ,NJ I 1:21-. --. l qliliifl . ., l ,'i l '?r.l' '. ' , C'-lf ll .' ' 'l r M 'r ' Y I I L' V I f .Ii ' zsffj Courier, Sanford M.D. Cowgill, Herberi' M.D. ' Page IO6 A N1 I Crane, Roland, M.D. Cruse, Joe, B.S. Junior Advisor, Football, Dammann, John Francis, Jr., M.D. Daugherly, Mary, A.B. Theta Phi Alpha. Woman's Senate, Pan-Hellenic Council, News Record, Cincinnatian, Junior Advisor. Mortar Board. L.A. Tribunal, Chi Delta Phi, Lit.. Varsity Vanities. Freshman Commis- sion. Cadet Corps. SENIOR Crum, Maryalice, B.S. Entered from Ohio Wesleyan. Chi Omega, Glen Club, Y,W.C.A.. Kindergarten Students Club. Spanish Club. Damen, Phyllis, B.S. in A.A. Y.W.C.A.. ELA. Tribunal, Delta Phi Delta. Cadet Corps. Daneff, Preslon E., E.E. A.I.E.E., Co-op Day Committee. WSYX Opera- tors Club. DeBeclr, Mary Linn, B.A. Union Board. Pres.: Arts Board. News Record. Editor: Board of Publications, Y.XV.C.A., Phi Bela Kappa, Alpha Lambda Della, Chi Della Phi. Delta Phi Alpha, Wlio's Who, Varsity Vanities. Wig Wag Council, Ivy Chain. German Club. IN THIS GAME-NO MORE WEEKLY MEETINGS OF THE Diesendruclr, Erna Miriam, B.A. Arts Board, X'.W.C.A-. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chi Delta Phi, Wig Wag, Clas- sics Club, Spanish Club. DiH'mar, Rolaerf L. Ch.E. Y.M.C.A., Pershing Rides. Alpha Chi Sigma. A.I.Ch.E.. Intramurals. Doelling, Jewel B.A. Oratorio. Y.W.C.A.. Wig. Wag. Doermann, Edward L. M.D. Pi Kappa Epsilon Donohoo, Belly Scolf B.S. in A.A. Deira. Delia. Delta. Delta Phi Delta. Dooley, Edward M. M.E. Delta Tau Delta, Pi Tau Sigma. Scabbard and Blade. A.S.M.E. Dornelie, William H. L. B.S. Sigma Alpha Epislon. Ju- nior Advisor. Nu. Doughman, B.A. Nu Sigma M. Jayne Downey, M.D. Nu Sigma Delta Tau Dressler, B.S. in Y.W.C.A. Joseph F. Droege, Fred M.D. Nu. Delta, Duccilli, Emilie B.S. Dorolhy Ann A.I.S., Debate Team. Ora- NUl'5lfl9 torio, Cincinnatian. New- man Club, .Kindergarten Primary C l u b . Varsity Vanities. Wig Wag. Span- ish Club. L S Duffy, Francis, M.D. Dunsliy, Irwin, M.D. Phi Era Sigma. Eads, Henry C., Ch.E. Co-opcralivc Engineer. Phi Era Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Scahharcl and Blade, A.I.Ch.E., Riflc Team. Eberhard, Lois, B.S. Dunslrer, Gladys Kane, A.B. Du pps, Rulh, B.S. Delta Della IDEIIB. Y.W.C.A.. Wig Wag. Vigilance. Earley, Neal, M.D. Edlin, Leonard I., B.B.A. Home Er. Club. .Q x K L L i Page IO7 ' 'I I 1 '- , ' is E ' I H G I l I g- , H. .l '7J,.f.. ki Mr , . gxitl I r I I i 4 Alpha Omicmn Pi, Arts Iloard, Y.W.C.A.. Alpha Pi Lambda Phi' Arts Bond' Fencing' Lambda IDCIIJ. I i Tlicla, Kindrrgarlun Students Club, w.A.A., wig Wag, I I I I I I I OH. 'I' ' ITS MONDAY CLUB AND THE THANK I 312. Egberf, Douglas T. Aero.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Bela Pi. l.Ai:.S. Ehler, Susannah B.S. in Nursing A,I.S., N.C4H. Tribunal. T SIU Ellison, Ervin M.D. Emmerich, Claude L. M.E. Erharcll, Vriginia B.S. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Woman's Scnale. Ornlorio. Y.W.C.A.. Junior Advisor. Cadet Corps.. Vigilance Council, Wig NVag Coun- cil, Bearcat Bondadicrs. Chm. Eusier, Irma Tess B.S. Sigma Delta Tau. Kinder- garten Students Club. Evans, Laura Mae B.S. in A.A. Glcc Club. Fagley, Roberf K. M.E. Pershing Rifles, A.S.M.E. Fallc, Cecelia B.S. Theta Phi Alpha, New- man Club. Farrell, Mary B.A. Theta Phi Alpha. Y,XV.C.A.. Guidon. Wig Wag. Feilshans, Wendell M. B.B.A. Iota Chi Epsilon. Feldman, Ida Lee D B.B.A. Bela Gamma Sigma. Pi Chi Epsilon. Pres.: Co-ep Club Board. G Page IO8 Feller, Charles E., E.E. A.l.E.E. Flax, Harry, B.S. Foley, Palricia, B.S. Pi Lambda Sigma. Pres.: Glce Club. Oratorio Newman Club, Home Ec. Club, Cadet Corps. Fran lc, Shirley, B.A. Y.XV.C.A.. Cadet Corps., Wig Wag Council. SENI O Ferguson, Elaine Virginia, A.B. Alpha Chi Omega. Fleischman, Meyer J., B.S. Frampfon, Maybelle, B.S. in Nursing Franklin, E. Thomas, Jr., M.E. Beta Theta Pi, Y.M.C.A.. A.S,M.E.. Freshmm Rifle Team. OD IT'S FRIDAY CLUB AT ED'S OR REASONABLE Frazon, Gerirude B.S. in Nursing Freidman, Mildred E. B.A. Woman's Senate, Arts Board, Mummers. Theta Alpha Pi.Radio Workshop. Freidman. Rolly Fuller, James Rolaerl' B.S. B.B.A. , Beta Thema Pi, Mcn's Friend. Forman seam, sigma sigma. um. M.D. I Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Fu lon' Terence Kappa Kappa, Pi Kappa M.D. E psilon, Fusaro, Gloria B.S. Alpha Delta Pi, Pres., Pan-Hellenic Council, Glec Club. Newman Club, Km- dergnrrcn Club, W.A,A. Galpin, H. Rufh B.S. Gardner, Mary Ann B.S. in Nursing Student Council. Junior Advisor. NUH. Tribunal. Gaumer, Adele B.S. in Nursing Cilee Club. Y.W.C,A. Gausmann, William F. Ch.E. Omicmn Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi. Scabbard and Blade. Alpha Chi Sigma. A.I.Ch,E., Press Co-op Day Committee. Chm. Geiger, Paul M. E.E. A.I.S., Newman Club. R L Giaccio, Mary, B.S. Pi Lambda Sigma. Glen Club, Gelihaus, Jean, B.B.A. , Chi Omega. Cincinuatian. Co-operative Engineer, Prohlc. Bus. Mgr.: Board of Publications. Y.W.C.A.. Pi lfhi Epsilnn. Co-cp Club Board. Varsity Vanities. Catlut Corps. Wig XVag. Club. Sigma Epsilon Tau. Giesler, Roberi' P., M.D. Gibbons, Mary Poe, B.S. Alpha Oniicron l'i. Y.W.C.A.. Horn.: llc. Club. Freshman Conimisaion. Ginn, Carole, B.A. Oratorio. Newman Alpha Chi Omega, Woman's Senate, Pan-Hellenic Council, Orientation Board. Glee Club, Oratono, Junior Advisor. Clam.: Y.W.C.A., XVho's lVhu. Cadet Corp.. Major: Wig Wag Council. Vigilance Com mittee. Gillman, Bernard, M.D. Glasgow, Marianne, B.S. in Nursing A.l.S., X'.W.C.1'X. Glasser, Garnef Rose, B.S. Alpha Omicron Pi. Arts Board. Y.XV.C.r'l., Arclc, Varsity Vanities, W.A.A.. Modern Dance Club, Page IO9 FACSIMILE THEREOF-N0 MORE CHANGES TO GLIMP Goldenberg, Goiier, Beiiy Jane Barbara Jane B.S. B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta, Cin- cinnatian. Junior Advisor. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. Lit., Vigilance. XVig XVag, Ivy Chain. International Ryu l at io n s Club. Goldsfein, Riva Jane B.S. in A.A. Oratorio. Delta Phi Delta. B.S. GoI+er. Lowell Emmil-I Delia Tau Delta. Nu Sigma Nu. Goofman, Aviva B.A. Arts Board. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sociology Club. Grad, Marjorie Ann B.S. Glee Club, Orarorio. Y.W.C.A. Grassmuck, Jeanne Greenwald, Arfhur B.S. M.D. K pp D-lt . W'g W g. H:mQaEC,LCFi1b, I A Grofe, Reber? B. Cl1.E. Gfeen' Jeaneiie lXlpha.ChiSigma,A.I.Ch.E. B.S. in Nursing Grove, Joan A.B. , Kappa Kappa Gamma. Glee Club, Orarorio. Junior Ad- visor, Y.W'.C.A.. Cadet Corps. Guran, Andrew M. M.E. SE Page IIO Hallell, Lewis F., LL.B. Pres. of Jr. and Sr. Law Classes. Handrman, Norma Ann, B.S. SENIO Hamlin, Wyelh, M.D. Varsity Vanities, Cadet Corps.. Penguin Club. Hausfelcl, Jeanne, B.S. Q Heinlein, LeRoy C., B.E. Sigma Epsilon Tau. Harsha, Evelyn M.. B.S. in Nursing 4Melody Club. Heidi, Roberl S., A.B. Phi Delta Theta. Heldman, Carolyn, B.A. GIRLS IN THE GRILL. GIRLS IN THE GRILL. GIRLS Arts Board, Delta Phi Henclriclts, Anne Herslwfield. Nafhan M.D. BA Hensler, Benlon Alpha. M.D. Hill, William J. M.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Hillz, Barbara Jeanne B.S. in Nursing A.I.S.. Orientation Board. Speakexfs Bureau, Newman Club. Music Appreciation. Sub-Freshman Day Com- mittee. Hollisfer, Leo M.D. Holi, Virginia Lee B.S. Delta Delta Delta, Glee Club, Mumrners. Oratorio. News Record. Y.W.C.A.. Home Ec. Club. Cadet Corps., Wig Wag. Holce, George M. M.E. Homer, Palricia B.S. Delta Delta Delta, Cin- cinnatian. Y.W.C.A., Gui- don. Kindergarten Students Club. Horvay, Julius B. B.S. in E.E. Howes, Harriel B B.S. Hoyer, Eloise B.S. in Nursing CLA Hucltins, Roclger, M.D. Nu Sigma Nu. Hun niculi, Thomas, M.D. Hurm, Helen M., B.A. Oratnrio. Newman Club. Isaacs, Ann F., A.B. Huclnell, Regina E., B.S. in Nursing Y.W.C.A. Hunsberger, W. Glenn, M.D. Hussel, Elizabeth, B.A. Arts Board. Alpha Lambda Delta, Classics Club. Isaacs, Christine, B.B.A. A.l.S., '1'.XV.C.A., Co-cp Club. Page Ill lffl THE lRE..4liE..L'llT H.1MflE MEltfilfQFillES Jacobs, Donald L. M.D. C I a s s Treasurer. Phi Kappa Epsilon. Johnson, E. 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Wdflll. lfwlfl A.B. 3-5- Sigma Chi. Pres.: News Record. Sophos. Webb, Virginia, B.A. S Weber, Virginia, B.S. Pi Lambda Sigma, Oramrio. Newman Club, Kindergarten Primary Club. Enlerul from Ohio Wesleyan 1043. Chi Omega. Weburg, Kalheryn, M.D. Websier, Dorolhy Mae, A.B. Della Della Delta. Mummers, Junior Advisor. Y.W.C.A.. Pres.: Mortar Board, Chi Delta Phi, Whu's Who, W.A.A. Board. Wig Wag. Weeier, John, M.D. VVeil'1i, Anne, B.S. Home Ec. Club. Cadet Corps. Wig Wag. Weise, R. Warren, E.E. A.l.S., XVBYX Operators Club. Weiiand, lrvin Hyman, B.S. fltls Board. Mummers. News Record. Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. Junior Advisor. Varsity Vanities. Scrap Drive Committee. Red Cross Drive. Chnl. Page IZ3 1 -f x! W: ,J , 5: , lei. . - , Y , it , N 2- T , ,, 7 T ,- T0 PLACATE-A WHOLE NEW RAFT OF STRANGERS TO Werl. Georgia M. B.S. A.l.S.. Y.XV.C.A.. llrele. W.A.A.. All Star Huckey T e a ni, Vigilance. Wig Xvag Council. Wesi, Thelma D. B.S. Wesrermann, Fred E. Ch.E. Weizel, Sara Jane B.S. A.l.S.. Junior Advisor, Newman Club, Y.W.C.A., Kindergarten Students Clulx. Vigilance. Wig Wag Council. Ivy Chain. Wheeler, Harry K., Jr. Ch.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon A.1.Ch.E. Wheelock, Virginia Mae B.S. in Nursing Y.XV.C.A. Whife, Harold M.D. While, Macieiaine B.S. Alpha Gamma Delta, Ju- nior Advisor, Y.XV.C.A.. Council and Cabinet: H. Ad. Tribunal, H. Ad. Club. Cadet Corps.. Ivy Chain. Whiimore, Virginia B.S. in Nursing Glcc Club. Music Appre- ciation. Whifiingfon, Mary Alice B.B.A. A.I.S., Woman's Senate, Co-operative Engineer, Newman Club, Co-ep Club. Wides, Regene Gloria B.S. News Record. Y.W.C.A.. Home Ec. Club, Wig Wag. Wighfman, Mary Lou B.S. Entered from Miami U. I0-12. Kappa Delta. Y.W.C.A.. Home Ec. Club, Hockey. L ESENIORCLASS Wilkins, Mary C., B.S. I Pi Lambda Sigma. Glce Club. Orarorio. New- man Club. Kindergarten Primary Club. Williams. James R.. A.B. ll l -1 Wiser, Rulh, B.S. Alpha Delta Pi. Glec Club. Orarorio. Y.VV.C.A. Woliung, Roberl' William, M.D. Phi Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon. Woodly, Billie Shores, A.B. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Quadrcs. EARN THE NAMES Baird, William W., A.B. Barbour, Nancy, B.S. Bauer, Emory A. Jr., Aero.E. Beckman, John A., E.E. Blumenlhal, Jane+, B.S. Brewer, Charles, A.B. Brown, Ernesl L., Ci1.E. Burlcam, John E., Aero.E. Chace, Roberf, M.E. Curran, Joan, B.S. Curlis, Bernard M., B.S. Daubenspeclr, Richard H., M.E Deas, William G., Jr., M.E. DeVoss, Charles R., B.S. in G Dielcmann, Gilmore F., M.E. Page IZ4 9 L n. E. Zursfadl, Herberf, M.E. Theta Chi, Y.M.C.A. Handbook, Pi Tau Sigma. Pres.: A.S.M.E. SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Ernsl, Richard G., Ch.E. Fishman, Sfanley I., B.S. Franlc, Heddy, A.B. Gurran, Eugene, B.B.A. Hamillon, Willis C., Ch.E. Hasegawa, Suelco, A.B. Hasiings, George D., B.B.A. Hecker, Roland F., M.E. Herman, Erwin L., A.B. Hoying, Louis A., Ch.E. Huisman, Rulh Emma, A.B. Jalzes, Esfher, B.S. Kafzenslein, Marlin, A.B. Lerner, Mary E., M.D. Marshall, George A., B.S. Willa, Wilfreda, B.S. Wood, Clinlon Don, C.E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Engineering Tribunal, Pershing Rifles. Scabbard and Sigma. A.S.C.E.. Prns. Blade. Delta Kappa Zachman, Miriam Slivers, B.S. Y.W.C.A. OF-GREAT FUN! AND HOW Zind, Helen, B.S. Kappa Delta. Y.W'.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Wig Vfng. Minges, George A., E.E. Minnich, Owen R., E.E. Nagel, Joseph F., B.S. Presley, Mary M., A.B. Schreyer, Kennelh D.. M Shneider, Julian S., B.S. Smifh, James D., E.E. Slewarl, James A., A.B. Tracy, James, A.B. Vila, Ramon A., A.B. Von Behren, Evelyn, B.S. .E. Wallrer, William A.. B.S. in Gen.E. Wells, Richard D., Ch.E. Wilson, Helen, B.S. EVENING CCJLLEGE Allison, Alberf William, B.S. in Commerce Clayborne, James, Cerf. in Gen. Ari Hansiergen, Jack F., B.S. in Ch.E. King, C. Warren, Cer'l'. in Acc'r. Docfer, Alfred J. Cerf. in Personal Selling Henry, Wilbur G., B.S. in Ch.E. Kreiling, Albers, Cerf. in Accf. DREARY WORLD. THANKS. WE'D RATHER BE CODDLED Page IZ6 Ludwig, Jeane'He M. Cerf. of Assoc. in Arfs Mason, Charlron Merriman B.S. in Commerce McClellan, William G. Cerf. in Personnel Adminisfraiion McMahan, Roberl Thompson B.S. in Mech. E. EVENING COLLEGE Albrecht Edwin Charles, B.S. in Com. Alcorn, lrene M., Cert in Accl. Bevis, Roberf Franklin, B.S. in C.E. Binder, Kafharine Sara Cert of Assoc. in Arfs Busemeyer, Rila Mary, B.S. in Eng. Chem. Delin, Florence, Cert of Assoc. in Ar'rs Dews, Charles T., Carl. in Facfory Mgmi. Dunn, Fenmore E., Cer+. in Mech. E. Haverlros, Irvin H., B.S. in Commerce Highlower, Helen, Cert in Accf. Hirsch, Fred, Cerf. in Mech. E. Jackson, Jack Z., B.S. in Ch.E. SENIOR CLASS Nue, Marlha L., Cerl. in Gen. Bus. Puclzelf, Daniel U., Sr., Cerl. in Accf. Schnabl, Slephen, Cerl. in Faclory Mgml. Mueller, Edward Joseph, B.S. in Ch.E. Newporf, Lucille, Cer+. of Assoc. in Arls Piepmeyer, Joseph L., Cerf. in Accf. Rolfes, Paul Frederick, Cerl. in Mech.E. AND WE DO' MEAN CODDLED. WELL. IT'S SO LONG. SENIOR CLASS Kellelhul, Arlhur Ernesl, Carl. in Bus. Ad. Kibler, George Olancl, B.S. in Ch.E. Lozier, Charles Edward, Cerf. in Accf. Milne, James A., Carl. in Mech. E. Morrison, Eleanor . Rulh Cerl. of Assoc. in Arls Rabe, Ewin H., Cerl. in Faclory Mgml. Schmidf, Waller A., Carl. in Mech. E. Spurlin, William V., Cerf. in Mech. E. Verssen, Julien A., 8.5. in Cl1.E. Williams, Corliss J. Cerf. of Asoc. in Arfs Wilson, Lillian, Cert of Assoc. in Arfs Smilh, Roberl W., Cerf. in Mecl1.E. Thomas, Charles Clay, Cerl. in Lab. Tech. Wagner, Ferdinand H., Cerl. in Accf. Wilkinson, Roberf, Cer+. in Mech.E. Page l27 A. Planfing fhe ivy. B. The ivy procession. C. And ihe zero hour OLD BUDDIES, WE REALLY HATE TO SEE YOU GO Pagel28 SENIORS Mgwfa ORGANIZATICDNS Organizafions imply work, and plen+y of i'l', buf of course one has +o have fun foo, and cer'I'ainly Thai' isn'+ le'F+ ouf of Hue agenda. lin, Gunn, Hill, Johnson, Luhnn. Row III: Mahrenholz. Messing. , Nolte, Peake, Porter. Row IV: Prysc, Prass, Raible. Raasch, Royer. Row V: Scherer. Scholz, Strauss. Williams. Zurstadt. American Association of Mechanical Engineers The American Sociefy of Mechanical Engineers was founded aI' New York Ci'Iy in l.88Q: 'I'I'.9 sI'udenI' branch was esfablished af Ihe UniversiI'y in I9I5. The purpose of Ihe orgamzahon is Io furiher inI'eresI' in mechanical engineering by gaining a closer conlacl' beI'ween s+uden+s and professors, and by holding social meeiings and discussing 'lechnical problems in ihe field- FacuII'y Advisor is Mr. C. A. Joerger. Beta Gamma Sigma II is 'Ihe purpose of Bela Gamma Sigma Io encourage and reward scholarshipiand accom- plishmenl' along Ihe lines of business acIiviIy among s+ucIen+s of colleges .in business admini- sI'raI'ion in American Universiiies, +o promofe 'Ihe advancemenl' and spread of educafion in 'Ihe science of business, Io fos'I'er principles of hones+y and inI'egri+y in business praciice, and :Io encourage a more friendly aI'+i+ude of Ihe business public Ioward gracluafes of commercial courses. The membership of Be'I'a Gamma Sigma is Iimifecl 'Io +I-ie highesl' Zcf, of 'Ihe Junior Business AdminisI'raI'ion Class, and Ihe highesl' IOVO of fhe Senior Class. The Olificers are: Row I: Brosenc. Brunsr, Doolcy, Emmerich, Faglcy. Row II: Frank- Presideni, Bill Mauch, Vice-President Ida Lee Feldman, and Secrefary, Minerva Cohen. ACTIVE MEMBERS Minerva Cohen Ida Lee Feldman William Mauch FACULTY MEMBERS Francis H. Bird Ralph C. Bursielc Wilbur P. Calhoun Russell Chrysler Norwood C. Gies Arfhur W. Holmes Frank R. Neuffer Leslie Schwallie Raleigh Sharrock R. Emmefl' Taylor H. B. Whaling THOSE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN I944. Leonard J. Edlin Rifa S. Obermeyer Virginia H. Reslemeyer Marfha J. Seuberling Lawrence H. Boling Marian J. Gorsuch Minnie S+ein Allen H. Whaling WHAT WITH GAVELS AND DIRTY ASHTRAYS MEETING Page I3O ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN Row I: Daugherty. MV. I B Scllers, S.. Miller, IN .. d man, ,. icscn fuck. I A D Row II: Nash, L.. Kuclhc. C X 1 IJ A..Winnns. ., Vcbs cr, ., , Held. i f n f'a 1g i WW L in U' lr ll l l Afier a program of original manuscripfs 'lhe Co-Ep Club is for Ihe girls who spend 'Iheir +ime members of Chi Delfa Phi adiourn 'l'o a unique, UH CamP'-'S eVefY 5eVen Weeks- Since 0 lY Women if nor disconcerfing meal, Chinese, Spanish, or Siudenis in UBUS' Ad . and APP'ied AHS are Arabian sfyle. This narional liferary sororiry has ellglble for membersljlp' .The Plflrposes of llhe b I l . h . . ' club are +o furiher Unlverslfy spirrl' and broaden een achve In can-Ymg on I e lllerary fradrllons s'l'uden+ life. Officers rhis year were: Presiclenf, of Ille campus smce l93o' Omcers are: Pres Rifa Obermeyerg Vice-Presidenf, BeH'y Mueller: dent Mildred Miller: Vlce'P'e5lCle 'l'- SallY Secrefary, Helen Raclflceg Treasurer, Doroihy Sellers: Secrerary, Alice Bowman. Kaufz. nf frail rf: K we 'Cf - lei lu L U E5 Row It Feldman. I.. KJUIZ. ii' I D.. Obcrmcycr. R.. Radlkr. H. Row Il: Gorsuch. M., l Gellhnus. J.. Hobson. M.. Morning. M.. Cohvn, M. Q W 1? ik ar rf FQ be F ' F fs. A wr ff A, -sr in - , fe ff Liam I Ifsliw LJ Q UAL i Dem essnefr S Aamir PQEM5, su CINCINNATI, OHIO ORGANIZATIONS Page I3l IAILFX l ii' IE lik T ll 1 u Fax ln, 1' up l.i.U1 pfnl2r'mi If -l l 1 -,ef L- if J . Miscellaneous obiels d'ar'l' - nol' lhe members of Della Phi Delia, buf fhe 'lhings 'lhey sell. This nalional arl' 'fralernily consisis of oufsianding Applied Arls sludenls who occasionally pul aside fheir smocks and easels and 'lhrow lhem- selves a par'l'y. Officers are: Presidenl, Eileen Kneuven: Vice-Presidenf, Sally Sellers: Secre- 'l'ary, Nancy Terry: Treasurer, Shirley Cohen. 1.90 nh- Ll. . They can cook and sew and lhey know lheir vifamins - lhese girls of lhe Home Ec. Club. This group plans picnics and open- houses and bakes cookies for fhe U.S.O. Their meeiings consisl' of speakers and discussions on such lop- ics as nulriiion, food conservafion, child care, and home-making. The officers are: Presideni, Rulh Rei: Secrefary, Nancy Galvin: Treasurer, Ruih Nifchals. - .- e-. T 'fy r1- fqx. Q T kmghdi iQLMlLMwHQJ QLUJ Row I: Stewart. D., Cohen. S. J., Sellers, S., Knucvcn. E.. NVeir.lig. N., Blnse, J.. Ferguson, S. Row II: Chappelle. E.. Light, M.. Wcintmur. B., Bellamy. L.. Davis. D.. Metzger. B. Row III: Doyle. A.. Zink. M.. Terry, N.. Daman, P. Rawson. J.. Burkhart, H. Briol, J. ' Row I: Fursrcnnu. J., Mc- Glaughlin, J., Hucbcr. J. Rei, R., Nilchnls, R., Moore J., Reichert, S., Koodish, B Row II: Chisholm, A. Klcesntlel, S., Franklin. E. Mills. O., Wager, J., Knngge M., White. M.. Lipsky, E. Robertson. M. Row III: Beers, B.. Kern, M.. Kinker V.. Pugh. B.. Spicss. D. Renn. M.. Shot. S.. NV:uld- man. L.. Knulz, J., Over- bcck. D. Row IV: Nieman. B., John, J.. Roclrger, C. Nnberhaus. B., McCullough R., Jones. L.. Smith. D. Mitchell, M., NValkcr. J. ff J A 1 nr-f mm TE fb w 4 2'-' A :X-sl U-' E A Tj 75 fe ilf' A aa ff' Lf 'S s Lal ua .vlliialllm lQ1ll .l1f Plane ll my 1.5-.fQ.1s lm.. J .seal-le, mls Page l32 ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN Row I: Iihcrlmrcl. I.,, Wrlzcl. S.. Finlxcli11cirr, M.. Irwin. N- Row II: Macliic, J.. Miss Ilnrrin, liclnnn: F Knipcr. J., Schumacher. J. Row Welxcr, V., Donovan, K.. Rnscr, W.. Cnrnry, C., Schucsslur, V., Woll. M. Row It Fischer. E.. Kauffman, R.. Galvin, N.. McCullough, M., Hcu D. R ow I I 1 Hofmann. R.. Daugherty. M., Adams, J., Nicknm R.. Trrry, N.. Flrssn. IE. . , -,, ,-,i ,-Q, ' 'a if-r-ge, - .. ,I . I ..., .- . nfs! U... -, . - -.A ,V Q Fe., fn 1 - lp-K ,' A I-I 1' rf ,VH X I, F5 N I , . I m x,m .V .WX X . Iiij I IJ L ri ii I Il IN lib I .LI Lf is IXI I in La ru The fufure kinclergarfen and primary reach- ers of fhe campus combine in a group known as 'rhe Kindergarfen Sfudenfs' Club 'lo discuss fhe aspecfs and problems of fheir profession. The highlighf of fhe pasf season was a falk on The Nursery in Warfime by Dr. Acla Hari ArliH'. Officers are: Presi- denf, Sara Jane Wefzelg Secrefary, Nancy Irwin: Treasurer, Marfha Finkelmeier. 3 in iv If The quesfion fhis year was, wha+ hap- pened +o fhe annual Chrisfmas gafhering? Gone - and all because of rafioning. Bu'I' fhaf dicln'+ sfop fhe discussions. The one af Heuck's was parficularly worfh remember- ing - such gliffering and poinfecl remarks - such sparkling reparfee - fhaf discus- sion of Iiferary works will noi' be easily 'for- goffen. LiI s officers are: Presidenf, Rose- mary Kauffmang Secrefary, Mariorie McCul- lough: Treasurers, Nancy Galvin and Esfher Fischer. I Q fb fi I If If ag- 'K::.JIL.4 I. Bill I II, ., -I I LI .J A CINCINNATI, OHIO ORGANIZATIONS Page 133 M l Q N U The brighf home-makers of Omicron Nu belong +o fhe upper I5 per-ceni' scholasfically of The senior class in fhe College of Home Economics. They busy fhemselves wi+h money-making proi- ec+s, feas for poienfial pledges, and 'lwo whop- ping big inifiafion banquefs a year. Officers are: Presideni, Be'l'+y Nieman: Secrefary, Mar- gare+ Renng Treasurer, Rufh Nifchals. 42 5 The honorary 'For women in Engineering and Commerce is Pi Chi Epsilon. Hs purpose is +o promofe inleresi in professional 'fields and lo 'fosfer academic, business, and social life. A 'lea fo welcome Freshmen women in Business Adminisfra+ion, and fheafer par+ies are parr of The curren+ group acfivifies. Olificers are: Presidenf, lda Lee Feldman: Vice-Presidenf, Marfha Seuberlingg Secrefary, Jean Gellhausg Treasurer, Marian Gorsuch. 5 fax P. Pl Ll-ll liP5ll,UlNl Cooley. L. Nitchals. R Nieman. B. Rcnn. M. Spiess, D. Frnnkl' E II1. I.L Row I. Gorsuch. M Gellhnus, J. Feldman. Rei, M Row II. Redmond, Obcrmeyer, R Rcsxcmeyer, V Cohen. M. Radtkc,H. A UUVllTUiES'5 HAVE THERE WU Cf5UMll?9lLUS LU. L Page 134 one-ANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN M J PI TAU SIGMA Pi Tau Sigma is anofher one of fhose all male organizaiions whose ranks have suffered depleiion for 'rhe usual reason. The obieci' of fhe group is 'io fosfer fhe high ideals of fhe engineering profession, and fo sfimulafe an inferesf in ihe branch of mechanical engineering. H' was founded in I9I5 a+ 'I'he Universify of Illinois, and esfablished ai' U. C. in I926. Professor C. A. Joerger is faculfy advisor. Row IZ Bcrtche. J.. Brunst. R.. Dooley, E., Johnson. J. Row II: Luhan, J., Mahr hl A Nollc, N., Peake, M. Row III: Prnss, P., Scherer, R.. Scholz, C., Zurstadt. H. v AS FULL AS THE ONE IN WHICH WE WORK AND PLAY CINCINNATI, on-no oReANlzATloNs Pagews x F'.mg A La X' A 'lil XX liiifsl li XJ Presidenf-Regina Kesferson Vice-Presidenl-Pa+ Foley x. Cal lil'-3 si Xt, eva' Ll ' Treasurer-Mary A. WhiH'ing+on - Secre'l'ary-Regina Miller l lg, .-by , K.. ,kl. JNL I , S Newman Club members enjoy an exfensive program of dances, hay rides, bowling, waffle suppers and o+her pasiimes besides lheir monfhly meelings. Those wi+h infellecfual concerns find an ouflel' in 'the weekly programs of 'rhe sludy groups and work- ing on lhe club publicafion, The Newman Weal . Once a mon+h +he members affend Mass and receive Holy Communion a+ +he Fenwick Chapel. ln +his way 'lhe Newman Club appeals fo fhe social, infellecfual, and spirifual in+eres+s of fhe Cafholic siudenfs on campus. J Row I: Kvsrcrsnn. R.. Foley. P. Row II: Weber, V., Miller, R.. Wlmittingtoix M., Schomkcr. T. 1:1 'xgf' T4 5, r N U 1 E Cin. Tj IL, D., E5 U 43' 441 FBT Fr Iii A '53 'F xyll 'T .ffl 'j U RN lik. Lll l1'l4J'l.Fx. Nell 'Y 535' vm 42:5 uh ff Q EL uf. U e. Jax .fm ll li-li F new-1 ll J-fe. lu Page I36 ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN To fosfer college spiril' and fo enhance fhe glory of lhe Universify are fhe purposes of Sigma Sigma, sociefy of upperclassmen of 'lhe Universily of Cincinnafi, founded in l898. The members are chosen on fheir merils alone, wifhouf regard for frafernily affiliafion. Sigma Sigma is slriclly a local frafernify and will remain so, since ils mosl imporlanl funcfion, fhal' of leaching loyalily fo fhe Alma Mafer by giving unselfish service, can besf be performed as a local organizalion. Founders I898 Russell Wilson Roberf Humhries Waller Gebhardl Parke Johnson I899 Charles Adler I900 Adna lnnes I90I Henry Benfley Andrew Hickenloop Smilh Hickenlooper l902 Coleman Avery Hugh Bales Carl Gold Sfanley Granger Edwin Hufchins Roberf Kreimer Charles Pefers William Probasco Sfuarl Walker l903 Alberf Baker Euslace Ball William Fillmore Edgar McAllisfer Harvey Shepard William Sfriefmann i904 Roberf Buck Lesfer Collier Adolph Fannl Carl Ganfvoorl Waller Heinh Howard Jones Villie Kirkpafrick l905 Berf Lyon Fred Melhope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arfhur Wadsworlh i906 Frank Buchanan Roberf Caldwell Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Waller Shafer Curfis Williams Frank Wilson l907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kife CLUBS, Waller Markworfh Brown McGill Roberl O'Connell Frank Payne i908 Merlyn Aulfman Norman Conway Fred Flach William Foley Bafes Williams I909 Hayward Ackerson Fred Hooker William Kife Edward Rowe Charles Williams Ernesl' DeBray l9l0 Ted Hyndman Waller Heuck l9l l Clifford Porfer Hall Alden Harf Ralph McComas James Taylor I9I2 Harry Buchanan William Hall Lesley Johnson William F. Mifchell Vance Towler l9l3 Richard Goeflle Roberf Heuck, Sr. Waller O. Hill Chesfer Klein John Maescher l9l4 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Berl' Sfansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wrighf I9I5 Leonard Baehr Arfhur Gordon Norman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon l9l6 Howard Behle Viclor Fishbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porler John Reece Edwin Robinson Herberl Schrofh l9l7 William Ellis Karl Hefsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris Sr. James Pease Bayle Richardson Anfon Schneider l9l8 Harold Alfamer Waller Haehnle Herberf Jones Carl Lund Carl Margraf William Myers Carl Rogerl Millard Romaine Harold Talcoff Earl Widau I9l9 Howard Jusfice Edgar Powers Bradley Roberfs Herberl' Winans Francis Wrighf l920 Roberf Dorsey , Cornelius Peizhold I92l Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlfon Brown Carl Frey Donald Hall Edward Meyer Philip Meyer Cyrus Osborne I922 Roberl' Sarvis Edward Sfriefelmeier Chase Davies Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison ldeson Arfhur McClure Howard Mel-Lger Frederick Schierloh Wylmer Scoll Roberl Todd Edward Wagner Randall Walker Edgar Coons i923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W. C. Havelaar Rossifer Hobbs Ellsworlh Ireland Joe Linneman James Nipperl' Mike Palmer John Pefzhold l924 Nafhan Bachman Walfer Becker Ben Bryanf Morlon Francis John Hei1er Roberf Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Rofh Edwin Wolfson I925 Lyne Barber George Bradner Warren Marvin Anlhony McAndrews Louis Nipperf William Schmid Kelly Siddall I926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Paisley Wesley Schmid I927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Roberl Maddux l928 Richard Bryanl' Arfhur Fennekohl Alberl Mayer Donald Wesf l929 Evan Chalfield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Earley Daniel Laurence l930 Charles Adams Harry Anderson Richard Bolfon Thomas Cliffon Donald Crone Frank Dosl' Richard Franz John Gayman Jack Grieshaber William Hammond Ralph Holferhoff William Nieman Frank Owens l93l Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harold Bohl Ralph Burseik Frank Chandler Roberl' Gowdy Erle Hanson Paul Heckel Silverius Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Mufh Earl Soesbe Herberf Slarick Richard Sleves l932 William Afkinson Herberf Brown Waller Conner Richard Dexfer Duncan Frame John Griffilhs Paul Grischy Arfhur Holleff Phillip Heil Ed Lidseen Carl Lunsford Louis Mendel Roberl Nau David Porler Harry Rabe Edward Simrall Nafhan Solinger Dan Tobin Alan Walsh Roberl Wrighl' i933 Mel Bernsfein Ged Brown David Devore Q Roberf Galbraifh William Gilliland Clifford Goldmeyer William Groppenbacher Fred Hoehler Roberl' Johnson Kosciusco Kemper Bernard Levin Louis Levy Sidney Mullikin Leon Saler George Smifh Gordon Sfrauss Roberf While Carl Williams I934 Carl Ausfing Roberf Eagen Roberf Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressler Donovan Sayrs Viclor Sfrauss Waller Tuffle l935 James Cook Harry Duncan Donald Gilberl' John Hellebush William Lloyd Clyde Nau Kennefh Parker Frank Purdy William Rhame Wayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Trame Wilbur Wrighf l936 Roberl' Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Waller Knocke Charles Weicherl Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yeager I937 Douglas Day William Feldhaus Larry Gibboney Roberl' Heuck, Jr. Ralph Grace Clifford Mueller Gordon Orr Charles Gilleff l93B Roberl' Dalfon Roberf Kamp Charles Mileham Richard Powell Jed Small Charles Sulau Roberl Biedenbender Milfon Brooks Frank Malloy Rick Campbell Bud Kelchner Bill Ferguson Wes Newkirk l939 Ed Alexander Bill Pefilf Lloyd Gysin Joe Lowry Roger Anderson Roger Van Schoyck I 940 Charles Grimm Roberf Kreimer William Parchman Kennefh Pill' Marfy Scheider Merrill B. Van Pell' Sid Freidman l94l Mac Benedicl' Fred Daniel James Fuller Kennefh Heuck William Kelchner Ellis King Joe Morris, Jr. Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skorich Ray Virgin New Members l942 Richard Andersen Verne Ullom Acfive Mem bers I943 Fred Daniell James Fuller Joe Morris Nick Skorich Richard Andersen Verne Ullom WHAT WOULD WE D0 clNclNNATl, ol-llo ORGANIZATIONS Page I37 WITH OUR EXTRA TIME Nieman. B Rena, M. Spiess. D. Trocger, M l :TT 'X ' T' ef' ' ,fax '1 Members ol Tau Pi Epsilon specialize in bringing They may nol be very dignified now, bul give up children, lor lhey are oulslanding sludenls in lhem lime. They are lhe pre-minislerial sludenls lhe 'Field of child care and lraining. Advanced who banded logelher lhis year and call lhem- sludy is carried on in meelings, and an opporlun- selves lhe Theologs. This group ol lulure wearers ily is given lo meel aulhorilies in lhe field. The of lhe clolh is undenominalional and was design- group is sponsored by Dr. Ada Harl Arlill. Olfi- ed lo sludy problems facing lhe Chrislian min- cers are: Presidenl, Dorolhy Spiessg Vice- islry. Olficers are: Presidenl, Paul Vandegriflg Presidenl, Nancy Guplillg Secrelary, Marilyn Vice-Presidenl, Jack Rielhg Secrelary-Treasurer, Troegerg Treasurer, Belly Nieman. James Baker. f r- fra, ,rw Tl-lin-.1l..,ll.,.2l.,fiQM.,:1.:s Seated: l-'lan.lin. M Scovnnnvr D Kipp, R. Standing Tripp, M Baker, J. Ixflclkfoosc Ricth. H. Dnlron. A - l , 11 L- f': ,Afr ra' T. l . ,4 E, V' V15 'Env rev A A, FH T 5519.52-IlLEl1l2Q:M' .1 FULE UH lwhdlbdiffl Us llsllwili il ll U13 Page 138 ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN PUBLICATIONS -x X 4 -5 5 k .,-f -1- 5 S2- 4 A R J '35, ll ll ,lil M s. l+'s cerfainly a hec+ic week, monfh, or year 'For fhe NEWS RECORD, PROFILE, and CINCINNATIAN, respec+ively, when i+ comes io gel- 'ling copy in, picfures scheduled, inferviews covered, and wha'r noi. I+ is 'lo be hoped 'lhai PROFILE will resume acfive publicafion as soon as possible. Bul' be fhaf as if may, 'lhe guys and gals who give fheir all for lhese rags cerfainly heave a BIG sigh of relief when 'lhey can say all done , and finally pul' 'the baby 'ro sleep 'For 'lhe lasl' 'l'ime. 'TI lui Euffl fi iii i HN ill Ti ,S kk 4:1 T 1 A L. A . ,mf x KH 1 -N ' 19 A ix 1 s T .X K- i X T T fn ,,. , kk ,-f -x -... I X xx ' 1 ' - w i f . in - .. -ti . N .. X D 3 J - J K .. . Slave Number One repor1'ing . Barb s+ar'rs lo work on organizaiions while FiHer +ries +o keep +he run- ning copy from running foo fast Slras dashes in and ou+ 'frying +o remember whal he's supposed +o dog Ro +ells cameraman Jack wha+ and where +o shool, and Ri+a lells Red when +o slop spending money. Slaves Number Two and Three repori' for duly, and five minules la+er leave for Ed's. Red leaves for Ed'sg Al leaves for Ed'sg Fi++er leaves for Ed's: Ro leaves for Ed's, and Bo is leff alone wifh 'rhe Aris Board music and 200 pages of copy +o wrife. ln spife of i+ all 'rhe '44 CINCINNATIAN, +he s+aff assures ifself, passably resembles a yearbook. Rim Obermeyer. Business Manager J t R Edt 'V ' To 'TT iT rl 'A-7 125 T? ri lrl,T A llEf1E?.QUJllf'llgi1'iifif.5 lei? Fei-glfilf XL eil bd l J Page I4O PUBLICATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR - JANET RAWSON ASSOCIATE EDITOR - AI Slrasser CO-COPY EDITORS - Es+her Fischer, Alice Bowman, Doris Driskell, Virginia Juergens, Barbara Kreimer, Helen Logan, Marjorie Loos, Virginia Mulforcl, Fauneil Rinn, Marlha Surdo. SPORTS EDITOR - Virginia Juergens SENIOR EDITOR - Delores S+ewarI' PICTURE EDITOR - Rosemary Hofmann, Jack Sielcmann INDEX EDITOR - Delores Sfewarl, Jean Slewarf. ART EDITOR - Be+I'y Mefzger, Gene BeI'z, Hope Jean Burlcharcll, Paul Branslcy, Charles Crozier, DoI I'ie Koehler, Jane Hycle, Mary EIizabe+h Bergman, Merian Wursf Row I: Mcilnll I M M g I3 S D Escher, E., Bowman, A. MILITARY EDITOR - Pfc. John Oliver CIRCULATION MANAGER - Jean Gellhaus, Doris Heuck FACULTY ADVISOR - H. Ka'I'hIeen Ressler BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER - RITA OBERMEYER CIRCULATION MANAGER - Jean Gellhaus, Doris Heuck ADVERTISING STAFF - Mary Anne Brewer, Rosemary Hofmann, Larry Boling, Donald Dielz, Alberf Sfrasser, LeGrancI Terry, Shirley Frisch STAFF ASSISTANTS - Garne'I' Greenspan, CharIoH'e Gelman, RiI'a Graclslcy, Mary Hobson, Jusfine Sweeny, Marion Gorsuch FACULTY ADVISORS - Raleigh R. Sharroclc, Russell L. Chrysler Row II: Muycr. F H f R S A Hobson, M.. Brnnsky P R III: Rinn. l'.. Dnsllvr, K., Sluvul. J., Iiynli, J., Burkhart, H,, Sweeney. M., Juergens, V. Row IV: Grndsky. R., Frisch. S., Hueck, D.. Gclmzm, C., Grccnspan, G., Bergman, M.. Gcllhnus. J. 'II' CINCINNATI, OHIO PUBLICATIONS Page I4I . x as A. - fi J, 3 i 1 , ag lhlfih,-1 w if '-f u ll I 'af' I 'Q' ' 'J' L' . .il ill. ' X J lk l We W' ffzi lj? V fi' fffifwj H '-A. if if Q- -il' l 'xu .L ky, in--4,- 'xg llcfif V M, Necessary financial curfailmen+ has no+ deadened News Record's ediforial effecfiveness. Edifor Mary Linn DeBeck affained nafion-wide and campus wide noforiefy as a resulf of her provocafive com- menfaries. A new page fhis year, fhe Bulle'I'in Board , served fhe 'rwo-fold purpose of geffing fhe feminine porfion of fhe sfaff acquainfed wifh fhe soldiers, and keeping fhe milifary facfion on campus informed. Aunf Efhel Samuels and Uncle Joe Carr managed fo cooperaie nicely and keep blood un- shed. Roberf Rosenbaum, befween Ramblings , made fhe office a place fo convince a cerfain eco- nomics insfrucfor of his greaf infellecfual capacifies, while Rufh DeBeck and Marfy Rule Smifh kepf fhe campus informed of ifs social doings - pinnings and unpinnings and fhe like. Ethel S MHY Linn DeBcck. Editor Mary Anne Brewer, Business M n g M I B k A l B M ge TEUEN TEHTIERE THE P!M??sTi.f' EWQARTY is, Q37 Page I42 PUBLICATIONS REPORTERS - Ru+I1 Salfzman, Barbara Goldenburg, Roy Sugimofo, Gordon McKinley, Herberi' Brawn, EDITOR - MARY LINN DeBECK F,-6,-,ces Huffenbauer ASSOCIATE EDITORS - Efhel Samuels, Joe Carr EDITORIAL ADVISQR - Henry Segal NEWS EDITOR - Roberi' Rosenbaum, Louise Dreifus, Rosalyn CI'lUdf1OI, Glory Rogers SOCIETY EDITOR - Ru+I1 DeBeck SPORTS EDITORS - Bernie Solomon, Virginia Juergens BUSINESS MANAGER -. MARY ANNE BREWER HEADLINE EDITOR - Marjorie O'Hare ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER - MURIEL BAKER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER -- Jack Siekman . . BUSINESS STAFF - Dorofhy Ayer, Rosemary Hofmann ADVANCED REPORTERS - Sue SI1oH', Dofhe Trice, Anneffe Wubbolding, WaI+er Friedlander, Barbara ACTING FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Raleigh R. Shar- Voighf, Jean Lynn Linde, Jean Lammers rock, Russell E. Chrysler Row I: Ro'crs. Ci., Wubbolding, A., Chudnof. R., .Iucr uns. V., McFarland, P., DcBcck. R.. O'Hare. M., Hofmann, R. Row II: Linde, J., Castellini, R., Ka Inn, J., S Q P Viaghl. Il., Carr, J.. Lynch, Cx.. Lammcrs. J.. Bnudc, K., Rinn, F., Trice, D. IICCNCQFW CINCINNATI. OHIO PUBLICATIONS Page I43 5 iii' -- QW A. Smoke much, kids? B. Uncle Joe makes wi+h 'l'l1e brilliani' conversalionl C. Danger-men a+ work. D. Why so grumpy - 'lhings is +ougl1 all over ihese days. ADAGE. ALL WORK AND N0 PLAY MADE JACK . RIGHT? Page I44 PUBLICATIONS - l944 CINCINNATIAN DRAMATIC ARTS l f , l l :I ' .V F 1 8.1 J W r l o Q --S la- -' 4 , X, - RSM v Ar'r, as fossed around by Glee Club, Band, Arfs Board, and Mummers, is sfricfly on a high plane. Glee Club does fhe singing, Band does +he accompanying, Arfs Board does fhe lisfening, while Mummers keep mum. COM ARTS BOARD Lis+en, isn'+ 'Thar Brahms? S+uden+s in 'rhe halls of +he Union hurrying from The grill ro class, or vice-versa, pause as +he noles of a symphony pour forfh from +he Arfs Board room. Some even drop in for a momen+'s enjoymenl' of a Sibelius fone poem or a fango wiih Cugaf. The Music Workshop, which sponsors 'rhese pro- grams under 'lhe direcfion of Janei' Siolley, is one of a number of Arfs Board groups in which s+uden+s can pur- sue fheir hobbies. The o+hers are: Mary Louise Howard's Dramafic Workshop, which specializes in one- acl' plays: 'lhe Journalism Workshop direcied by Mary Linn DeBeck for s+uden+s inferesfed in newspaper work: and 'lhe choric speakers led by Miss Rufh Dow- den. Officers are: Presidenf, Sylvia LeMonekg Secre- fary, Be'H'y Mefzg Treasurer, Mildred Friedman. Standing! Ollvcr, J.. Bransky, P., Frankel, B., DrBeck. M. S t d L M k S M R l ll d M N 1 .f E DOWN AND SEE OUR COLLECTION OF RECORDS Page 146 DRAMATIC ARTS 944 CINCINNATIAN Uncle Sam robbed 'Ihe Glee Club of all buf 'Ihree men from Iasf year's membership, and, according 'Io Chief Kains, if was a 'Iough iob Io rebuild. Bu+ Ihe ninely regular members have enioyedsua full and inferesfing season, lending 'Iheir Ialenfs Io such 'luncfions as Ihe American.CoIIege and Universify Banque'I', 'Ihe Kick-OFF Dinner of Ihe Fourfh War Loan Drive, and 'Ihe Music Teachers' Nafional Conference Banquet December saw 'Ihe elevenfh annual presenI'aI'ion of I'he Messiah , and May, 'Ihe Ihree programs of I'he'Cincinna+i May Fesfival. Despiie many difficulfies Ihe Glee Club has carried on Ihe Iradifion of high arIisI'ry which has made if America's Ouisfancling College Chorus . The offi- cers are: Presidenf, Bill Mauchg Vice-PresidenI', Alfarala Hass: Secreiary, Mary Lou Baer, Treasurer, BeH'y Lee Goeiz. GLEE CLUB 1 Y i e l HN idjvvixecigllgq 'ro 'rhe 'I -:Iv b een ,mzilgln I R ef '11 iw 1, I Ikilsasssm QE,.EIjINQINNHTi ' - l , ggmifvinzgrgrn-9:4 cw Sin-ns-mnlfamg I' ,A - 'non 1QmIVT.QR.!lQQNMN5'1TITLl-1'E ' X ., 6'1?mxiQi1rHc:1'5 if :S L, it ,u , , I 'gc' 'f I' 1:01 the rlurilling glory of Lhcir songs: rlxc annual E 555' Nmccring uf'The Anicricm lnsnruu- ufArd1i1ou! gf in Cindmuzi on May 27, 1945, or uh: apprriiariun nI Iinc music :hey have den-Juped I , gin. mm innimzlorig ' I or :he ioy and Freshness :hcy Inv: broughx mlrhonl I 1 gs 1, h I ' .1 Ffisin 'n '. we uno! nis I gi Isfameaypnzmnr 1 I 1 s we prcsrm hucwirh a rokrn nf our lively :ppredariuu I ' X 5 ufxhxir pcrfunmnfc al the V I I SEvgTvfi1F?yr'HNNufil. 'meefxys X Id I i - - Ego ri xis nsrimic. L wean,-mac, 'Dwi-fauna , 911 - , , -, . '.' Q, ,JQA , , V 1 g g A-sxfzses - B W e ' 5.55, s,.jq,,-:E 5 'U-fs, ef. , .. 3 A negqmfmfnnywuaml , ,, -.J...,.-'A - ' ' Q -- ' V I , , SOMETIME ADVERTISES ARTS BOARD. TOSCANINI CINCINNATI, OHIO DRAMATIC ARTS Page I47 MUMMERS BCDARD Scene: +he sfage a+ Wilson: Occasion: rehearsal for Claudia g Jane+ Sfolley is coaching Sylvia Lelvlonek in a Russian acceni' for Darushlcag Sylvia is feaching Myron Spencer an English accenf, while Ernie Kerly worries aboul' being kicked ou'l' of Boy Scoufs for some of his lines. Rehearsals are a riof, bui Mummers always presen+s a finished produc+ion on opening night The purpose of Mummers' Guild is +o provide fhe campus wifh iheairical en+erlainmen+, and lo give sludenfs ex- perience in all phases of dramafic producfion. The produciion of Claudia in fhe spring scored a friumph for Mummers and for Freshman Oclelys Bergsmarlc who played +he 1'i'rle role. Officers are: Presidenf, Sylvia LeMonelc: Secrefary, Mildred Friedman: Treasurer, Muriel Baker. D L Vl li S. Row II: Spencer, M., Kaufman, J.. Herrmann. J. KAINS ENTERS A PLEA FOR MORE DOUGH AND GETS Page me DRAMATIC ARTS 1944 CINCINNATIAN The Universify Band used +o be a s+ar aI'+racI'ion back in +he days of foofball gamesg Ihe games are no more, buf Ihe band confinues fo be a sfar aH'racI'ion. Under Ihe direcfion of Merrill Van PeI+ I+ has played 'For all formal miIi+ary forma+ions, and has s+irred up' spiri+ af War Bond Rallies. Hs music welcomed Freshmen a'I' Orien+aI'ion and saw 'Ihe engineers off a+ Oc+ober graduafion. In February 'Ihe Band played in a com- bined concerl wi'Ih Ihe Conservaiory Symphonic Band. Officers are: Presidenf, George Paffersong Secrefary- Treasurer, Earl Snappg Band Sponsor, Nancy Van Wye. Milifary officers are: Presidenl, Jerry McGuire: Secre'I'ary-Treasurer, William Roberfsg Librarian, Howard Vincen+. UNIVERSITY BAND Standing: Hcrlcvi, R., Roberls, W., Vincent. H.. Pnunrson. G., Van Wyc, N. Seated: Van Pell. M. Band rehearsal on Wilson Stage NOWHERE. MUMMERS MAKE A HIT OUT OF CLAUDIA CINCINNATI, OHIO DRAMATIC ARTS Page I49 N ,.r ,1 All dressed up and no V place +o go. E We sif around ancl gel clubby as all ge? ou'l' while rehearsing Claudia . THE BAND'S DRAFT BOARD: HIGH SCHQQI. BOYS AT THAT. Page uso DRAMATIC ARTS 1944 CINCINNATIAN SERVICE CDRGANIZATICDNS F1 f 3 m e cf 'ze as f-fs ss' People are always righf in fhere pifching when H' comes +0 Services, whe+heri1'befor school, for municipal, or for nafional causes. I+ seems as if everyone, no ma'Her how lousy he is, is doing somelhing for ihe war efforl. Al+hough classes and exfra-curricular acl'ivi'ries +alce a lo'r of fime, 'lhere is always some +o spare, when ii comes +o someihing like +his. CADETS Swing cadence coun+l Fiffy uniformed cadefs, commanded by Lieuf. Jean Sfewarf, march smarfly down fhe sfadium field in a 'Fancy drill. The occasion is U.C.'s milifary Home-Coming. This group was one-fhird of fhe fofal Cade? Corps, whose members par- ficipafe in war classes and services and weekly drill. The Corps was founded in l942 fo or- ganize co-ed inferesf in war emergency work. This year's officers were: Major, Carole Ginn: Capfain, Mary Daugherfyg Firsf Lieufenanfs Jean Sfewarf, Beffy Luclchard, and Esfher Fischer: Second Lieufenanf, Virginia Erhardf. UNIVERSITY HOSTESS SERVICE BETTER KNOWN AS THE Page I52 SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN V, .,, GUIDON The word exhnci' now applled 'ro Scabbard and Blade ns no+ enhrely Irue slnce :Is achvn hes and Iradrhons are benng carried on by :Is 'femmme counferpari' Gurdon These gurls who are recognized by Ihelr 'rrlm red and blue shup and crhzenshlp and as +he AAF men would add appearance Company E eslab Irshed on campus In I934 IS ai' presenf con cerned wa+h Red Cross work and sellmg war bonds Hs officers are Cap+am Pa+ Homer ls+ Lleu'renan+ Shirley Rmdsberg 2nd Lleufenani' Libby Rel and Sergeanl' Lols Llchfenberg UHS IS THE Y WS NEWEST PROJECT GUIDON AND uniforms, are seIecI'ed wiih an eye Io leader- . O I CINCINNATI, OHIO SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Page I53 1- , ,s . M A, M. . .. Row I: Smiley, A., Carr. J., Terry. L., Campbcll, S. Row II: Kipp, R., Frederick. R H I I C W li F h C XV:Isscrman. A. Standing: Lippcrt. R., Kocpnick, E. Young Nlenis Christlan AssocIatIon The Universiry Young Men's Chrisrian Associarion was es- 'iablished ai' Cincinnari in I9l5. The wide range of inreresrs and acrivifies of rhe organizarion serves ro sfrengihen 1'he social, moral and religious life of rhe Universi+y men. This year campus forums were held which were headed by 'l'he milifary leaders on campus. The YMCA has shown Hs in1'eres+ in former s'ruden+s now in +he service by sending 'Them copies of rhe Bearca+ . The associarion has also esiablished 'I'he Army Sfudeni' Service Cenrer where social, religious, and recreafional programs are provided for 'I'he men in +he AAF and ASTP every week. The officers are: Presidenr, LeGrand Terry: Vice-Presidenf, Joe Carr: Secreiary, Samuel Camp- bell: Member-ai'-Large, Paul Vandegriff. CADETS STILL ADHERE T0 THE HUT TUP THRUP FO Page 154 SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN T IN Vvbslcr, D.. Sedgwick, C., Marsh, P., Lewis, M. Row II: Friedman, A., Hnniilmn, J., L Hyde, J Flcssa, E. Young Womens Christian Association Ever had a hankering Po read Winnie Phe Pooh ? Wan+ Po 'Pry ou'P your drama+ic abilifies? lnPeresPed in service Po your campus and communify? Then Phe YWCA is Phe place for you. The universily Y vilas founded in I899 and is an acPive parficipanl' in Phe World SPudenP Chrisiian FederaPion and a member of Phe Nafional Young Women's Chris'Pian Asso- ciafion. The program is carried ouP 'Phrough eleven inPeres'P and service groups, and coordina'Ped by Phe Cabinef and Execufive Board. The group has iniPia'Ped Pwo new proiecPs, a communi+y friendship cenfer and 'Phe Universi+y Hosfess Ser- vice. The laHer proiec+ is sponsored by 'Phe advisory board for 'Phe en+er+ainmen+ of AAF men on 'Phe campus, and a+- 'rendance is by invi+a+ion only. Officers are: PresidenP, Doro'Phy Webs'Perg Vice-President Madeleine Whi'Peg Secre- Pary, Carol Sedgwick: Treasurer, Caroline Silverbla+'P. AND ARE IDENTIFIED WITH A SNAPPY SALUTE. THE Y M NCINNATI oHi sERvlcE oReANizATioNs Page 155 A. CI1aH'y chefs a+ +l1e campus USO las+ sum- mer. B. RigI1+ Ihis way - 'rhe Iine forms af 'rhe rigI1+. I-Q 1. HAS STRUGGLED ALONG WITH THE MAN SCARCITY. Page l56 SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS I944 CINCINNATIAN ATHLETICS Jo Q . 'D' 1 1, l' y l X Il X ss xx ' ' 0 The Used-+o-was depar+men+ as far as +he men are concerned, and 'ihe Onward- and-upward club for fhe women. A+ 'rhe beginning of +he year +he women were sure ihey would have +o sfand-in for 'ihe band, don +he +radii'ional foofball helmel' and rough il' up a liHle bi+ in scrimmage, be 'rhe cheer leaders, and cheer fhe +eam on +o vicfory, buf fhey were lucky: foofball was called off. inud Jffaby, in memofziam . . . Always a genfleman: because of fhe purify of his personal life and his sincerify, an esfeemed counsellor fo fhe men sfudenfsg a brillianf feacher, coach and sfrafegisfg crifical of everyfhing cheap and hypocrifical, buf an admirer and supporfer of every- fhing good: a friend beloved far beyond cusfomary measure -- Assisfanf Professor Linus Haby. . MENS SPORTS CURTAILMENT Our hopes for a foofball feam were scaffered in March I943, when if was announced fhaf spring foofball pracfice was cancelled. lf fhe manpower sifuafion makes foofball appear pracficable in mid-summer '43, fhen perhaps U.C. will have a +eam. Summer passed, and so, foo, fhe idea of having a Bearcaf eleven. ln July if was announced fhaf only fencing and baslcefball would be in progress af U.C. The Board of Direcfors of fhe Universify explained fhaf a War Deparfmenf ruling prevenfs fhe parficipafion in infer-collegiafe games by any of fhe soldier-sfudenfs under insfrucfion af fhe Univer- sify. The soldier sfudenfs are required fo fake a rigorous program of physical fraining, as well as milifary drill and fherefore fhe complefe use of our campus facilifies for war- fraining purposes was declared fo be a pafriofic obligafion. The men's gymnasium, fhe drill field, 'rhe playing field, and Nipperf Sfadium were ufilized daily, including Safur- day affernoons, for physical fifness programs and milifary drills. Available men were few, available fime was shorf and precious, buf wifh fhe capable coaching of Roberf Reuss, a baslcefball feam of which U.C. was proud, was produced. These men were well rewarded for fhe energy, labor, and fime spenf in pracfice. The cheers and praise of fhe sfudenfs presenf af fhe firsf game alone were plenfiful. We realized only foo well fhe enfhusiasm fhaf would have mei' fhe U.C. foofball feam, had fhere been one. Buf wifh spirifs high, and wifh pride overflowing wifhin us we cheer on our former gridiron heroes, who are fighfing hard in a confesf which is more fhan iusf a game. Who knows buf nexf year wifh Sfadium lighfs glaring, fhe band playing, and sfu- denfs happily cheering, anofher season, a beffer and sfronger one, will be ushered in, +o refurn again each year. WHAT A FOOTBALL TEAM. JUST STEVE AND I! WHAT A Page use ATHLETICS I944 CINCINNATIAN BASKET BALL Hamperecl +his year by The refurn of only Two le+'lermen, lg Coach Roberl' Reuss was neilher opfimisiic nor unduly l pessimisfic. We will lack experience , he siafed, buT The squad has a good aH'i+ucle, and we should win our li I T share of The games. And This They did -- winning six oui' of Twelve. M. Charles Milcham, Head of thc Athletic Dcparxmcnt Row I: Nish, Ullnm. Rhuinhnrdl. XVcnrly, Gcphnrr. Row II: Kolp, Traincr, Solomon, Mgr., Schncidcr, Mueller, Thiclcn, Guisc, Verssen. Rcuss, Conch. BASKETBALL TEAM. JusT STEVE AND I: WHAT A CINCINNATI, OHIO ATHLETICS PageI59 GOLF U.C. Visifors December II Wilminglon College . . . . . . 49 34 December I8 Universily of Kenlucky ,,.. , . I 30 58 January II WiIming+on College . , , , . 46 2I January I5 Ohio Universily . , . . , 4I 46 January 22 Marshall College . . . . . . 49 55 January 28 Miami Universily , . . , . . 52 66 U.C. Visifors January 3I Wrighl' Field , . . . . . 7I 32 February 5 Ohio Universily .... , . . 32 34 February I2 -- Universify of Kenluclxy I .. .. 34 38 February I6 Marshall College . . . . . 65 37 February I9 Wrighl' Field . . I . A . 7I 32 February 25 Wrighl Field . . . . . . 28 23 TEAM, JUST STEVE AND I: AND WHAT A-AW NUTS! Page l60 ATHLETICS I944 CINCINNATIAN I 4 1 Wonhingmn. P., Goldman, Srcrn, R., I-Inshiguchi, N., Kcrlcy, E,. Vaughn, J. W.. Rodin, D., Mr. Palmer, Assistant, Dr. Hutchings. Coach. Not in p' I I' P R ' cnfelt. H., V'l R.. Edlin. P. FENCING Dr. Hufchings isn'+ easily discouraged, even when fwo of his besi' fencers are drafied 'rhe day before a meet So defere mined was he fo keep fencing alive on fhe campus 'ihar he has organized and frained fhree separafe 'ieams in one iyear. His greafesi' obsiacle, nex+ +o rhe draff boards, was 'rhe lack of ' experience of his reams. STEVE WAS JUST DRAFTED: WHAT CAN A MERE WOMAN DO? CINCINNATI, OHIO ATHLETICS PageI6I WOMEN'S ATI-ILETIC ASSOCIATION Fall, Winfer, and Spring sporfs - each receives i+s full amouni' of aHen1'ion from fhe women in W.A.A. The aim of fhe Women's A+h- lefic Associalion is +o give every woman lhe opporfunify 'fo parlici- pa+e in af leasf one of +hese many acfivifies. Besides developing good sporismanship and leadership, afhleiics develops a healfhy body in which +o house a healfhy and indus+rious mind. The W.A.A. Board, composed of execufive officers and 'The managers of +he various spor+s,. is 'rhe governing body of +he Associalion. I+ is a represen+a+ive body, since iis members are elec'l'ed by 'lhe vo+e of every woman wi+h 25 W.A.A. poin+s. Officers are: Presidenf, Bernice Knoopg Vice- Presidenf, Rosella Ammanng Secrefary, Evelyn Sl'lu're. Mrs. Mary Rowe Moore is faculfy advisor. SADLY THE WOMEN PUT AWAY THEIR NEW HELMETS AND Page 162 ATHLETICS I944 CINCINNATIAN HOCKEY - PHYSICAL FITNESS - TENNIS I I Hockey is an EngIisI1 game 'rhaf is proving +o be one of U.C.'s mos+ popular sporfs. I+ evolved 'From sI1inney , and I'I1ere are s'I'iII a IoI' of bruised shins. II' fakes skill I'o cIribbIe a ball clown Ihe field wi+h a ben+ s+ick, and feamwork Io make a goal. Tennis +I1is year was res+ric'I'ecI 'Io classes wiI'I1 no ex+ra curricular Iournamenfs, as Ihe courI's were reserved for use of I'Iie Army. Hockey: Standing: Dominique. R., Ammnnn, R., Wen. G., Mfmmch, M. Front: Manning, M.. McCarLnuy. M. J. Physical Fitness: Bottom: Decker, G., Sntulcr, J. Top: Sclmwulur, S., Owen. N, Tennis: Bnljius. L.. Cluudnnll R. JERSEYS WHEN THEY FOUND OUT THEY WOULDN'T CINCINNATL OHIO ATHLETICS mWIw HAVE PENGUIN CLUB - ARCI-IERY I 8 -I E Y R h I 9 B B. M E ll y 9 R D Nl h J Smggc, R. In Water: Schrodcr. S., Decker, G., Schucsslcr, V., XVCIHSIQEIH, sf nd 3 R Alb lr J P ll k k B Tl P Sl r J., Nvwmnn. J. Diving Board: Svlzvr. E., Minton, J., Bihlman. E., The Penguin Club ,slressed war 'l'ime aqualics fhir year. The members have learned various wa+er skills used by men and women in 'rhe armed forces. such as iumping from high boards wifhoul' submerg- ing 'rhe head, and preparing life bells from clolhing. Advisor Mrs. Mary R. Moore. The Robin Hoods of Sherwood Foresl' have invaded Burnel' Woods. Poise, palience, and praclice, plus a keen eye and sfeady aim are +he requiremenfs for archery. TO TAKE OVER THE FOQTBALL SITUATION. NOW THEY'RE P66164 ATHLETICS I944 CINCINNATIAN DANCE CLUB BASKET BALL Dance Club: Row I: Glaser. G.. .luerguns X S g C R II G ll .I Alb Dance Club is available for en'ler+ainmen+ of an unusual sort Hs purpose is fo provide an opporfunily for girls 'I'o enioy 'rhe creafive work oFFered by lhe dance. Advisor . . Miss Rulh Jacobs. Baskefball is a good way +o learn lo pivol' and bounce-and a 'Feini' is noi a fainf. This year 'rhree leagues were formed: Class, lndependenf, and Sorori+y. The season is cul- mina+ed by fhe 'rraclifional All Sfar-Alumnae game. SPORTING A NEW COLOR FROM HOCKEY BRUISE GREEN clNclNNATl.oHlo A HLETICS Pagan-,s 6 555 ef f-A H, - , G l ua BROWSING AROUND THE CAMPUS School wihoul l'he slriclly curricular almosphere is lhe school we'Il all remember in lhe years lo come. When books and nolebooks have been lhrown in a heap and lhe gang heads for Ed's, Joe's, lhe Bee, or any olher repulable place, l'hen school, as we see il, really begins. One can lhen gel' logelher wilh one's friends and be one's self for a change. One for- gels lhe lradilional, Yes, Dr. So-and-So, and lighls inlo l'he conversalion, whalever il' may be, wilh a new zesl. If lhings gel' dull, as lhey ollen do, l'here're always l'he soldiers l'o lallc lo. ll's an educalion-in il'sel'F, l'o gel' lhe views ol' someone nol' born and raised in l'his neck of lhe woods. ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES YOU WILL SEE REPRESENTED Page I66 SNAPSHOTS I944 CINCINNATIAN A. Marry me, Til? B. Queenie Beaumont C. Sfag line yei' and in 'these days. D. Double irouble. E. HH ihe books, buddy. THE CHARACTERS OF THE CAMPUS, THE KHAKI-KLAD CINCINNATI, OHIO SNAPSHOTS Page 167 IW faq. . A. Sad sack Whaling. B. Gunners - and Kappas yef. C. Tl1a'r Mason gefs around. D. Thank God i1 s Friday! E. Have a bi'I'e - or don'+ you like vanilla. KIDS, AND THE SLAP-HAPPY PERSONAGES WHC HAVE Page was sNAPsHoTs 1944 CINCINNATIAN lg: Ja- X 13 f,f T ':f'Q 1. '1'-:ties 545 4 A ,. --.'s- U - . -3 nqx gl 75-N . A. Now lei' me say somefhing brilliant B. Winlcen, Blinlcen have nofhing on us. C. Bowman gel' fo work! Copy Edifor? Ha ha. D. You see. We can wri+e in fhe Army, foo! BIG BANG-UP OLD TIME, EITHER ON CAMPUS OR OFF CINCINNATI, OHIO SNAPSHOTS Pagel69 A. Big sho+s have a chat B. Should we call +hem 'rhe Par+y Kids ? The famed ASTP Chorus. WHETHER ON DUTY OR OFF. IN CLASS OR CUTTING. Page I7O SNAPSHOTS I944 CINCINNATIAN A. All fhe comforfs of home. B. Chi Omega FIoa'r ai' Homecoming. The winnah! Alpha Gamma DeH'a Floai' a+ Homecoming. I, Uvw . 63072. ff' - . - THEY MANAGED TC SOMEHOW GIVE US A MINUTE OF CINCINNATI, OHIO SNAPSHOTS Page I7I OU A. Somefhing good on page +wo. B. Eyes righil C. Cheer up, Bo'r+le, you're no+ vulnerable. D. We're on in I5 minufes. E. Freshman Jive. THEIR FREE TIME T0 HAVE THEIR PICTURES SNAPPED. Page 172 sNAPsHoTs I944 CINCINNATIAN L LHYIAR HANDICAP' 'T T iff, lb .V ,L - ..g Thai' rowdy Applied Ar+s parfy. A. Is 'rhis on ihe level? B. The freshman ihink +hey are smari' iusl because +hey won wi+h 'lheir clirly iurlles. C. Typical, lypical. D. A lol' of goons fishing in 'ihe facully pool. Don l' lhey know you never gel any- where lhal' way. Or do fhey? E. The guilly linger! AND WHAT YQU SEE BEFORE YOU IS THE AWFUL TRUTH CINCINNATI, or-no SNAPSHOTS Page wa Presideni' Walfers presenfing Lord Halifax wifh an honorary degree of L.L.D. Q 1 N Vigilance is a+ H' again And las+ buf no'r leash Basemenf Joe Page I74 SNAPSHOTS I944 CINCINNATIAN C fon Kuff hx 1 I fk.! X M 1 Q Xi mlm ..-qu I f LLB R o o Q f' B , K2 ' 4 ' - U P Ngk Fu 'Q' 1 Rum, 'XO 7 C ADVERTISING Th pl kd ' S 1' lc good look! Th d g p g H1 H' f+h f Ilowing. Dear Guys and Gals: We can't advertise for more customers in Wartime, but a friend suggests thai' we help you promote the revival of old-time courtesy. On this subject ii' is therefore a pleasure to present 'I'I1e great- esi' social arbiter of all time - Miss Emily Post. CINCINNATI STREET RAILWAY N ROWDED US . . . Here are practical suggestions for all ot us to observe. . . dy tg,maQ you E ALL have 'Illini Wbundles to K carry homeg we're all L in a hurry. Having llllllls no time to wait for a less crowded bus, we have to push forward and crowd into the first one that comes along, because we don't know how many next ones may not even stop. . Most ol' those who write me say they feel it unpatriotic to complain, but they do wonder if a few definite rules of behavior might not better the situation. A number of letters have come from bus drivers - even a few from train policemen. It You Can! Tm most frequent suggestion is that housewives should arrange their housework on a war schedule so they can take the buses after the com- muting rush in the morning, but early enough to get to the stores in time to go home again before the returning crowd gets on its way. When lunching in town it is also sug- gested that they choose an hour that is either before 12 or after 1:30. In addition to selecting hours of .lightest trams, other important rules of behavior include these: The moth- er ol a young child, for whoni no fare is a must in all wartime travel is paid, may properly let the child sit bwide her if there are plenty of vacant places: but she must hold himonherlapassoonasanyperson is standing. Instinctively courte- ous is one who - having secured o seat on train or bus and having nothing in her lap-ofera to hold a bundle for someone who is standing. We still have women among us who feel that men are boots because they don't give up their seats to them. But according to accepted manners in public today, a man has a perfect right to keep his seat in a public conveyance unles a woman standing is old, inirm or mrrying a baby. The complaints against school children are the most diflicult to solve. So far no remedy has been found to modify the commotion and discomfort mused by large groups of school children who storm into the buses. They pack themselves in sol- idly so that neither outgoing nor in- coming pasaenguscan get past them. Above their voices, the harassed bus drioefs continued Please move to the back of the bus! reaches no one. In all distncts whue school buss are provided, behavior of the chil- dren is governed by the same rules as in the classrooms. But rmfortunately on a public bus no one has any au- thority to enforce proper behavior except the police, and the bus driver can do no more than he is doing now. In other words, correction of the bo- havior of the children is'in the hands of the tmchers and parents. They alone can impress upon youth the need for co-operation. 'l'bey'll Lixlen to Sense Guns and boys mn are wining to co-operate when what is asked of them sounds sensible. It is certainly sensible for them to be expected to keep moving back in the bus when they are nowhere near their destina- tion 'and to refrain entirely from yelling and rough-housing. In all public conveyanoes, there are the fruit-eaters, the gum-chew- ers, the umbrella drippas -- who are always most careful to keep the drip away from themselves! Evm though smoking is against the rules, there is usually one cigar-smoker an almost every bus. l-le imagine that, as long as he is not pulling on his cigar, he is not violating the rules. But the smell of a smoldering cigar, added to the heat and the crowd smells ol many persons packed close, is sickening. Released by 'nm neu symumn, lu. Reproduced from THIS XVEEK by courtesy of The Bell Syndicate, Inc. and The Cincinnati Enquirer. Page I76 ADVERTISING l944 CINCINNATIAN As aspiralion 'For ODK, lvlorlar Board, eic., conlinues, f ' Gordon B. Miller 8: Company COmPlimeniS Oi Conlinues 'Io manufaclure and design L. M. fine emblem iewelry. 809 Walnul' Slreei PB. i290 f Cincinnaii, Ohio INDEX OF ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Chi Omega ., Engineering Tribunal ... .. 34 Pi Chi Epsilon .. . . . I34 Alpha Dell, Pi .,,A,., Fencing Team ....... .... I 6I Pi Lambda Sigma .. 60 Alpha Gamma Delia ,, Glee Club .... I47 Pi Tau Sigma .... I35 Alpha Lambda Delia .,.... .. ... Guidon .,.... .,.., .... I 5 3 Quadres .......... ... 79 Alpha Omicron Pi .....,........ ..... H oclrey ............,.... .... I 63 Sigma Alpha Epsilon . 72 American Sociefy of Mechanical Home Economics Club .......,. ...,. I 32 Sigma Alpha Mu .. 73 Engineers ......,.......,.... Home Economics Tribunal ...... ..... 3 6 Sigma Chi ...... 74 Applied Args Tribunal H , Inierfraierniiy Presiclenis Council .... 67 Sigma Della Tau D A, , 6l Archery ......, .........,.... ..... J U l'ii0f ACiviS0rS ............ -- V i- 96 Sigma Sigma .. ... I37 Arfs Board .,................. ...,, K aPPa AIPIW Tlieia -- -- 56 Simrall Hall ... 86 Associaiion oi lndependenl' Sludenis., Kappa Delfa .........,...... -- 57 Social Board .... 38 Band ......................... .r... K UPPG KCPPH Gamma -------'-- 'f-- 5 8 Sophos ..,...... ... 82 Baslcelball Squad lMenl Kindefqifien 5iUGlef i5 Club -'-- -A-- I 33 Sfudenf Council 29 Baslzefball lWomenl ... Lambda Chi AIPII-I ------'- -- 7I Tau Bela Pi ... ,... . ... IOI Bela Gamma Sigma ..... ... Liberal AHS Tribunal ... -. 32 Tau Pi Epsilon .......... .. .. . l38 Befa Thela Pi ..... Lil- -----.4----.-.-- --'- I 33 Teachers College Tribunal , . . . . . 33 Board of Direcfors . M9113 Seflaie '.-- -- 3i Tennis lWoman'sl .., .. ... I63 Board oi Publicalions M0fi'af Board --A-- -- 95 Theologs .......... ... I38 Csdefs ......... Mummefs ------.- .-.. I 48 Theta Chi ...... 76 chi Delis Phi Newman Club ......-. .... I 36 Thais Phi Alpha 62 Chi Omega ....... NeW5 Reccfd Siiii ---4 ---- I 43 Trianon ......... 63 Cincinnaiian Slaff ... Omicfon Delia KCTPPU -- -- 94 Union Board ....... . ... 37 Co-ep Club ....,.. Omicron N'-' -------- -.-- I 34 Vigilance Council .... 42 Dance Club ......,.. Ofiefiwfion Board -- 39 wig Wag Council ..... .. 43 Della Delia Delia . .. Pa 'Helle 'iC Council - -- ---- 47 Woman's Senaie ............ ,. ... 30 Delia Phi Delia .... Peng'-'ii' Cl'-Ib ---'-'- ---- I 64 Women's Afhleiic Associafion ,. ...., l62 Della Phi Epsilon .. Phi Beia KaPP -- -'-' loo Young Men's Chrisfian Associaiion I54 Della Tau Della Phi Eia Sigma -f'- 45 Young Women's Chrisiian Associafion. I55 Della Zeia ...... Phi Delia Tl'1B'i'B . - - - 78 Zefa Tau Alpha .,.............. .... . 64 Phi Mu ...... .. 59 Armslrong Sewer Pipe Co. 900 TIMES-STAR BLDG. 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I06 Beall, M. 59 Burgess, W. 37, 67 Courrer. 5- I05 Doyle. A- I32 Beall, Mrs. 72 Burkharf, H. 56, I32, l4l Cowgill, H. I05 Doyle, P. 62 CINCINNATI, OHIO ADVERTISING Pagel8I Wi'I'I'1 Increased' RaI'ioning ResI'ric+ions THE U. C. STUDENT UNION DININC-3 HALLS have endeavored, IorII'1Is paslr year Io serve you Io II'ue besr of II1eir abilify. ir 'A' if THE STUDENT UNION BOOKSTORE Universify of Cincinnaii Y Drawing Equipmenf NoI'eI9ooIcs Tex'I Books Foun'I'ain Pens UnIversII'y Jewelry FiIIers SI'a'rionery FraI'erniI'y Insignias Tobacco Candy 'K EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT ADVERTISING I944 CINCINNATIAN 4 E. CAPRONI, Inc. B U Y 6I0 Main Slrreel W A R B Q N D S Eslablished I886 4 -A' Doyle, Pai 62 Dreier, E. 57 Dressler, D. I06 Driskell, D. 29, 44 Droege, F. I06 Drummond, B. 48 Dubell, V. 62 Duccilli, E. IO6 Duffy, F. IO7 Dumbacher, R. 57 Dunsker, G. IO7 Dunsker, L. 73 Dunsky, I. IO7 Dupps, R. 53. 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IOI, II7, Roberfson, M. I32 Robinson, Dean 27 Robinson, J. 48 Robinson, K. 74 Roche, S. 52 Rockwood, S. 58 Rodgers, C. 56 Rodgers, R. 7I Rodin, D. I6I Reel-fger, C. l32 Rogers, G. 52, 83, I43 Rogers, K. II7 Rogerf, M. 56 Rolfes, P. 62 Rolfes, Paul I27 Roser, W. I33 Rosselof, G. 48, 86 Rolh, B. 68 Rowe, J. 53, I53 Royer, J. IDI, II7, I30 Rubenslein, Ed. 45 Rubenslein, Eli II7 Rudd, M. 73, II8 Rudln, G. II8 Ruehlmann, C. II8 Ruff, M. 44, 56 Rule, A. l62 Rule, M. I62 Runyan, R. II8 Russell, E. 79 Rullerer, L. 62 Ryan, V. 60, II8, l62 S Salfzman, N. 6l Samuels, E. 96, I42, I55 Sargeanf, V. 49 Saliler, J. 62, 'I I8 Sauiler, A. II8 Sawyer, J. 68 Sayles, H. 53 Schaber, J. II8 Schaen, E. 73 Schaengold, M. II8 Schafer, D. II8 Schelifer, E. 49 Scheid, J. 58 Schellhass, F. II8 Scherer, R. IOI, II8 l35 Scheuerle, D. 44, 52 Schiear, A. 52 Schierloh, R. 59 Schieve, J. II8 Schiff, E. II8 Schilder, M. II8 Schmiclf, R. II8 Schmilf, D. 57 Schmill, R. II8 Schmih, A. 63 Schnabl, S. I27 Schneider, G. II8 Schneider, J. L. II8 Schneider, J. S. IIB Schneider, L. J. II9 Schneider, Louis 68 Schneider, M. 50 Schofield, L. 58 Schoelllier, T. I36 Scholh, M. 48 Scholz, C. II9, l30, Schonlr, K. II9 Scholl, J. 55 Schraffenberger, M. 57 Schreiber, A. II9 Schreyer, K. l35 Schroder, S. 62, I64 Schuch, B. II9 Schuessler, V. 50, I33, I64 Schulfe, M. 58 I N D E X - Conlinuecl Schulfe, R. IOI, II9 Schulfe, S. 62 Schulz, A. 44, 63 Schumacher, C. II9 Schumacher, J. 49, I33 Schuife, G. II9 Schwarfz, Alberf II9 Schwarh, Arlhur II9 Schwarhz, Dean 26 Schwarfz, E. 6I Schwarlz, G. II9 Schwarlz, H. 47, 6I, II9 Schwed, P. I00, II9 Schweilrerf, J. 58 Scovanner, D. I38 Searfoss, I5 Sebaslian, J. 44 Sebasfiani, J. 96, I64, l65 Sedgwick, C. 56, II9, I55 Seferovich, U. II9 Sellers, B. 68 Sellers, S. 56, l3I, I32 Selzer, E. I64 Service, P. 53 Seuberling, M. II9 Seyffer, M. 64, II9 Shane, J. II9 Shank, J. 45 Shannon, J. 62 Shannon, K. 62 Shaw, D. I00, II9 Shell, W. II9 Shepard, R. 3I, 74 Sherman, N. I20 Shirley, D. 57 Sllor, S. l32 Showalfer, J. I20 Sl1riner, M. 58 Shroyer, R. I20 Shumale, M. I20 Slimp, M. 47, 64, lzo Sloniker, J. 35, 72, I20 Smiley, A. 58 Smi+h, B. I20 , Smifh, D. A. 58, I32 Smilh, D. L. I20 Smifh, Eliz. I20 Smifh, Eslher 49, I20 Smiih, G. I20 ' Smirh, M. I20 Smilh, Marfha 50 Smilh, R. I27 Smifh, S. 55 Snapp, E. 33, 67 Snow, M. 79 Snyder, R. 6I Solomon, Mgr. I59 Solsman, K. 48 Spear, R. 72 Shufe, E. 30, 39, 52. 96, I64 Siclcmeier, R. 5I Siegel, E. 64, I20 Siemer, C. 48 Silbersaclr, B. 58 Silverblarf, C. 95, I20, I55 Sivalr, G. I20 Slaughler, G. I20 Slaughfer, J. I20 Spencer, L. 76 Spencer, M. I48 Spengler, M. 59 Spiers, D. 35 Spiess, D. 64, I20, I32, I34, I38 Squifflef, M. 57 S+aaI's, J. 32, 74 Sfaclrs, A. I20 Slaafs, M. I20 Slafford, R. I2I Sfagge, R. I64 Siargel, B. 79 Sfarhman, L. I2l Slaubach, E. I2l Sfeele, J. I2I Sfegner, C. l65 Sfein, M. 47, 54 Sfeinberg, H. 37 Sfeinbrecher, D. 57 S'Ieinforl'l1, E. I2I Sleinle, J. 62, I2I Sfephens, R. I2I Sferling, P. 86 Sfern, R. I6l Slewarl, D. 64, I2I, I32, I4I Sfewarf, E. I2I Srewarl, J. 56, 96, I4l, I52 I53 Srewa r'l', M. 57 Sloclrmeyer, E. 52 Sioclcmeyer, T. 52 Slokes, A. 68 Sfolley, A. 74, I54 Sfolley, J. 56 Slrasser, A. 3l, 67, 68, I40 l4l Slraus, J. I2I, I30 Sfreef, R. 58 Sfridsberg, R. 72 Slrunlr, B. 62, I2I Sfurfevanf, A. 56 Sudbraclr, E. 57 Sullivan, H. L. 64 Sullivan, H. I35 Surdo, M. 43 Sweeney, M. 62, I4l Sweeney, J. I2I Sweeney, W. 7I T Tanner, B. 64, I2l Taylor, J. el, l2l Tebow, B. 48 Tehamp, D. 72 Terry, L. 29, sl, 34, ss, 39, 40,9-1, I2I, l25, l54 Terry, N. 30, 37, 39, 84, 86, 95, I2I, l32, I33, I55 l2l, I32, I33. I55 Thielen, I59 Thomas, Mrs. 57 Thomas, C. I27 Thomas, P. 79, I62, I64 Thompson, M. 53 Thornburg, M. 43 Thornburgh, M. 48 Tidball, J. 58 Tighe, A. 47, 62, I2I Tampa, M. 48, I64 Tinsley, W. IOI, I2I Tippenhauer, M. I2I Todd, H. 68 Trainer, I59 Travis, R. 73 Tredwell, M. 56 Trice, D. 52, I43 Trimble, J. I2I Tripp, M. I38 Complimenis of CONTRACTORS' MATERIAL COMPANY Siyled and Priced for Ihe Younger Pride The FRENCH BOOTERY SocieI'y's Shoe Shop 422 Race Sireei' C NCINNATII OHIO ADVERTISING PageI89 INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY, Inc Designers and Engravers of Yearbooks and School PubIicI'ry INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 'Ir 'A' ir ll1'c1Dwv1E1LIL QEBWVIHI lI'l1'IE Ige :- E J Ili If I' -I Il- 1- ESTABLISHED IB96 IEIIHlJIlITr'If1'.lEE EJ' EUIIIIIEIUZUEIGGEEZE EXECUTIVE OFFICES 900-I'Z-3 EDWARDS BUILDING 528 WALNUT STRE ET PRINTERS OF THE I944 CINCINNATIAN geI9O ADVERTISING C I ADVERTISING INDEX Adverliser Page Armslrong Sewer Pipe Co. Brand, The Jeweler ..... Brewer Co. ............ Bunke, Barney 81 Sons Co. .. Busy Bee Tavern .......I....,.. Caproni, E., Inc. ......., . Cincinnali 8: Suburban Bell Telephone Company .... Cincinnali Slreel Railway . Coney Island ............ Consumers Malerials Co. . Conlraclors' Malerials Co. CrilcheII's Flowers ....,,. Fielman, J. H. Dairy Co. . FrechlIing's .,.,......... French Boolery ......... Frisch Mainliner Reslauranl GicIcling's .....,..,...... Goodall Company .,.... Gregg Cleaners .....,... Hillon-Davis Chemical Co. Hummel. Roberl L. .,... , Indianapolis Engraving Co. Adverliser Inlerslale Novelly Co. .. Keilson Cigar Co. .. Miller Drugs ,,........ Miller, Gordon B. 8: Co. .. .... Osborne 81 O'Hagan ,...,.,.... Palm Brolhers Decalcomania Co. . Poelker, J. F. and Son ...., ..... Powell 8: While ,. . .. Prince, L. M. Co. . Sander, Earl ..... Schwarz John .......... Shipley's Bar and Grill Slier's Pharmacy ,..... Sluclenl Supply Shop ..,. Thielen, The Florisl .,..... Tudor Courl Inn .......,....... ... U. C. Sludenl Union Bcokslcre ..... U. C. Sludenl Union Dining Halls Virginia Bakery ............,.... ... W'agner, Ferd Co. ,..... . Wieslern Bank 8: Trusl Co. . .. Wocher's ............... Page I80 I87 I84 I77 l84 l88 l87 l90 I77 I86 I80 I78 I78 I87 I80 IB7 I82 I82 I77 I86 I86 I80 Troeger, M. 58, I22, I38 Troy, K. 29, 37 Trump, R. 72, I22 Tucker, R. I22 Tufls, G. I22 Turner, Mrs. 48 U Ulenilch, H. I22 Ullom, I59 Ulmschneider, W. 74 Uncleulsch, W. 45 Urmslon. F. 52 Ulley, S. 122 Ulz, E. I22 V Vance, J. I22 Vandergrilf, P. 3I, 39, 79 Van Hoel, R. 7l Van Pell, M. I49 Van Wye, N. I22, I49, I50 Vaughn, W. 7I, I6I Venslage, H. I22 Venlress, W. 68 Verkamp, M. I22 Verssen, I59 Verslieg, E. 36 Vieghl, B. I43 Vincenl, H. I49 voigm, 8.52, I43 Von Behren, E. 59 Von Schlichlen, M. 55 Vorwerck, L. I22 I N D E X - Conlinuecl Voss, A. I53 Voss, L. 30, 38, 42, 47, 53, 95, I22. I25 Voss, M. 62 W Wager, J. 48, I22, I32 Wagner, A. 33, 48, I22 Vx'agner, F. 57, I22 Wagner, F. I27 Wagner, H. I22 Waldman, H. 54 Waldman, L. I32 Walker, J. 29, 56, I32, I53 Walker, T. 74, I22 Walker, W. 76 Walsh, D. I22 Wallers, I. 60, IOO Wallers, Pres. R. I8 Warlh, I. I22 Wasserman, A. I54 Wasserman, A. L. 73 Walson, L. 56 Wearly, T. 76, l59 Webb, V. I23 Webber, M. 53 Weber, A. 60, 83 Weber H. 64 Weber, V. 60, I23, I33, I36 Websler, D. 53, 95, I23, I3I, I55 Weburg, K. I23 Weeler, J. I23 Weidig, N. I32 Weidmann, B. 49 Weihl, A. I23 Weiland, I. I23 Weinslein, C. I64 Weinlraul, B. I32 Weisbrocl, R. 57 Weise, R. I23 Weisenlelder, V. 58 Wellman, A. 29, 34, 76, 82, I54 Welzel, B. 33, 63 Wenzel, J. 58 Werner, R. 59 Werl, G. I23, I63 Wesl, E. 79 Wesl, T. I23 Weslermann, F. IOI. I23 Welzel, S. 96, I23, I33 i Whaling, A. ea, sz, 94 Wharlon, E. B6 Wheeler, H. I23 Wheelock, V. I23 While, H. I23 While, M. 36, 50, I23, I32 Whilmore, V. I23 Whillinglon, M. 79, I23, I36 Wical, J. 64, 83 Wldes, R. I23 Wiederechl, M. 44 Wieclemann, H. 56 wighrmsn, M. 57, I23 Wilkens, A. 60 Wilkens, M. 60, I24 Wilkinson, R. I27 Williams, C. l30 Williams, J. I24 Williams, M. 86 Williams, P. 48 Willis, A. 39 Wills, L. 7I Wilson, S. 52 Winans, C. 44, 56, I3I Winslon, J. 29 Wiser, R. 49, I24 Wille, W. 49, I24 Woellner, J. 68 Woellner, P. 53 Wolll, A. 73 Woliung, R. I24 Woll. M. I33 Woocl, C. 72, I24 Woodly, B. I24 Worlhinglon, M. Sl Worlhinglon, P. I6I Wubbelding, A. I43 Wursl, M. 35 Y Young, S. 53 Z Zachman, M. I24 Zeidman, C. 73 Zind, H. 57, I24 Zink, F. 59 Zink, J. 48 Zink, M. 48, 96, I32 Zeller, M. 68 Zumbiel, M. 57 Zursladl, I'I. I24, l30, I35 NCINNATI. OHIO ADVERTISING PageI9l Qxmnl scum, mm X5 f'5SAssoGP5