University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 342 of the 1949 volume:

-1-lf! ,,..--- ! 'W ,KX N --- J -. ... Z p 'U-?m'Y N-xx , R - v - F X c M, 1 mflif gg ,...- We NS' 2 .. L.,- 1. - .-,.L - '2- ,.. L , ,H ........ , ,- --:lf .,.- k5 -Qi, 4 -1--'- L Z' L 1 ,-xl'-,,,,.. K' .S H --- 'W V 3 X W- ' -- , , . ... .- -..-, I THE I949 CINCINNATIAN I UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, CINCINNATI, OHIO WARREN C-3. STICHTENOTH, EDITOR CHARLES F. BECKER JR., BUSINESS MANAGER CAME OUICKLY TO AN END ON GRADUATION NIGHT AS WE RECEIVED OUR DIPLOMAS . . . SYMBOLS OF OUR HARD WORK, WONDERFUL FRIENDSHIPS, AND COUNTLESS MEMORIES . . . i as our we frod pafhs foundafions for our fulures years -+l1a'r will live long in our book . page Life wilh 'Phe Greelcs played an par? ihlfour days on campus. The parfies, 'lhe songs, and 'lhe spirif were all par? of fhe life wifh 'Phe frafernilies and ....,...,.........,....,,..,... page wifh a fanfare as fhe cheers of fhe crowds bands more enlivenecl fhe aufumn air .... page , sfg, l,.g yi Vlg-. g'.,sV if , a lives, viififfgilfifelfsinspiraflonal work of fhe faifh formihg a pleasani' confrasl' fo ......... ,,.........,. . . page lhese colleagues fo never lisf of ''big-wpheels-on-camlpfis'' ..,......, page f L ,. Qi KKYUZV V 1 li A Sporls 'rime-+6 lceep Cincinnali winfer weafher , s . ,.,...,.. .....,......,...,. in ..... Q . . , . . . . . , page we W U f Rorc Trained ,g ,...AA. page direcfors 'lo despair, and fo fhe by WAA, gave llwose of +l'1e supposed wealcer sex a el1ance'ffo demonstrate fheir prowess in afhlefics . .4 ... .... p age C'--t..-. .t..--1- ..'1L nl., . I I xl I I I o I r nl . .- apflng5,33pp,0rIs, wrrgn Tne Cracx OT Tne DST and DBTKVV compleilied flue piclure of U. C.'s well-rounded alhleiiiliifl Sfudenf Government af H16 helm of all campus ,8rQ7ljQgfiifI65g 'lruly rep- - i - . -' rv ',,, resenled America s d9mOCi?Q?l'IC principles ai worlc . ..... page Publicafions provided an oullef for 'I'l1e +alen'rs of allllwose lilerary, busi- ness, and arf minded sludenis desiring io bring lheir worlc before 'l'l1e public ...,...r..r.................:.....,..,..r.. ....... p age Graduaiion, 'rl1e grand 'Finale of our days al U. C., was suddenly upon us, buf H' was slill hard lo believe ilial lhose wonderful days had al' lasl come lo an end ........,................,............... page e while being A 2 2l2 2l8 232 24I 'A' H'- . . . when we gafhered up our bags, said good-bye fo fhe old homefown, handed our fickefs fo fhe conducfor, and boarded fhe frain for Cincinnafi and +he Universify. We quickly found a double seaf, opened fhe candy from mofher and nervously fhumbed fhrough Life and Vogue. Nofhing could calm our wondering fhoughfs and we were soon chaffering wildly and scanning fhe changing landscape, sfruggling fo find some familiar scenery signifying fhe approach of our desfinafion. As fhe frain circled fhrough fhose famous hills, fhe Ohio River came info focus and our anxiefy rose. We eagerly wafched fhe farms change fo coal piles and fhen info +aII buildings. Affer assembling our belongings for fhe fhird fime, we realized we were iusf crossing fhe wafer. We gulped down anofher cup of wafer and opened our second pack of cigareffes. The frain crawled over fhe bridge and slowly pushed foward fhe ferminal. Gazing from fhe frain window, we admired fhe fall build- ings, and fhen bofh grabbed for fhe already well-worn Cincinnafi Guide, which we discovered we had leff home on fhe dresser. Our fhoughfs wandered back fo fhe small mefropolis we had leff only a few shorf hours ago, buf wifh fhe overwhelming view, fhere was no fime for reminiscing. l anficipafed fhe conduc- for's chanf and we were waifing bag and baggage when he called CINCINNATI-LAST STOP- ..,' g ,, 1 if-3 We excifedly snafched our bags from Phe porfers and rushed awkwardly up Phe ramp and inPo Phe Perminal. Oh, how huge iP is! Look a'P Phe murals, someone gasped as an innocenf bysfander poked him 'Po inform PhaP Phey were mosaics . . . Well, whaPever Phey were, Phey were impressive. Wide-eyed, we prompPly checked our heavy bags, and sfaggered foward Wesfern Union Po send our arrived-safeIy Pelegram Po mofher. Then forward Po Phe cafeferia, where we wildly ordered Phe mosP expensive dishes on Phe menu in order Po celebrafe our arrival. Slowly we Poured every nook and corner of Phe depoP unPiI we visiPed Phe cuPesP souvenir shop: Phen senP our second Pelegram wi+h Phe proverbial plea, soon Po become a weekly Pheme- Send more money. Love. AP lasP we pushed our way Po Phe fresh air and Phen remembered Po uncheck Phe suiP- cases. Hailing a passing Paxi, we fold Phe driver, wiPh greaf clignify, Po Pake us Po Phe UniversiPy campus. We gazed ouP of Phe back window for a lasP look aP Phe Perminal which had been our haven for Pwo shorP hours. and Phen Purned Po look ahead af Phe brighf lighfs of Cincinnafi. We were rushed Phrough chaofic s'IreePs, red ligh'Ps, and confused pe- des'I'rians. Panic, expecfafions, and a smaPPer- ing of frighP-each Pook iPs Purn in our emo- Pional pafferns. Worries began Po overshadow our anxiefy. Who would our roommafes be? Did our Prunks arrive? The Paxi driver's idle chaPPer kepP pace wiPh Phe revoluPions of Phe mePer, and we Pried Po absorb all Phe knowl- edge he was passing ouP so freely. PULSE OF CINCINNATI GREETINGS WITH A SMILE The car was iolfed fo a sfop af fhe drive- way enfrance where we explained, in nervous unison, our mission fo a cheery guard. During fhe shorf frip from 'lhe senfry's box fo fhe Dorm we gaped af fhe campus, wondering how we'd ever find our way around such a huge place. Again fhe car sfopped, and while we raked fhrough our hair and added a dab of lipsfick, our suifcases were unloaded on fhe waifing curb. We groaned as we looked af fhe mounfain of sfeps, camou- flaged now by groups of chaffering females. On every sfep we mef a new face which soon was fo become a familiar friend. Some kind soul snafched us from fhe crowding fhrong and pulled us fo fhe inner sancfum of Memorial Dormifory. Refreshing our parched fhroafs wifh a coke from fhe machine which was lafer fo supplemenf many a meal fickef, we were ready fo meef fhe house-mofher. We pushed on down fhe narrow halls fo her welcome arms. Wifh fired handshakes buf warm hearfs, we greefed our new parenf and fook fhe paper confaining our room assignmenf. Though blurry-eyed and bewildered we managed fo pick up our bags for fhe lasf fime and wifh fhe fhoughf of only a few more yards, fhen BED, sfaggered onward, foward fhe magnefic door-knob. J WELL HERE I AM' WONDER WHO THEY ALL ARE wg Z5 UEZE -EM AM! .1 .239 if ff W l-Ponlius B., Hedrick J., Hoehl P., Lanmon W., W 2-Bloodqood J., Weishei? P., Dowling L., Friedlander The ln'rer-Dormilory Council governs 'lhe social acl'ivi+ies of 'lhe ou'l'-of-l'own girls who live in 'lhe universily dorms. ln +he fall lhe Council inlroduces campus life +o 'rhe new dorm dwellers wilh a program of orienlafion meefings and sludenl' mixers under universily sponsorship. The group plans social even'l's all year round for l'he co-eds. Frequenl' dinners and par'l'ies are also held, climaxed by lhe Chrisfmas formal and Spring dance. Conflicls con- cerning demeri'l's, quiel' hours and curfews are conlinually broughf 'ro lheir aH'enl'ion for consideralion. The Council offen defer- mines lhe fale of a repen+an+ co-ed's week- end. ln such cases an ear lo lheir mee'l'ing room would no doubl' reveal:- Forl'y minules lal'e-'flal fire-l'hir+y demerilsl- but BUT! INTER DORM COUNCIL 'fo 5.7 J li s no'I' as somber as H' looks: friends wiihin make i+ a real Memory Dorm . MEMORIAL DORM IS IT FROM HIM? HOWAABOUT A LA BERGMAN7 WN, 2- T. 6uESS 1 BETTER SEND You HOME- N0 YZUOM :WMV Our arrival was heralded by fhe painfers who had overfaken Secfion B, and an even greafer secfion of A. ln facf, a few hairs from 'lhe painf brush sfill clung fo fhe walls of our room. Greef- ings were shoufed fo roommafes amid fhe claffer Books! and banging of indusfrious workers who were fear- ing down fhe walls. Secfion F girls began fo com- X plain fhal' fheir hoarse-voiced friends from across fhe way had ulferior mofives for visifing fhem so offen. lnfer-Dorm immediafely gof fhings under- ke way by planning an ouf-of-fowners' picnic, and affer fhal' we all fell' more or less af home. Typical dorm life began fhe firsf nighf wifh fhrow- fogefher parfies. Everybody fhrew in whaf food she had, and we afe. lf was amazing fhaf fhe conglomerafion of food didn'+ keep us awake! Thaf firsf nighf was one confinuous in'l'roducfion parl'y . Everyone infroduced everyone else, and before fhe nighf ended we became one big happy family, knowing 'lhe froubles of 'lhis one and fhe luck of 'lhaf one. We were informed of fhings fo look forward fo in fhe fufure: fhe various dorm parfies, fhe Chrisfmas formal and fhe dorm banquef. Speaking for myself, as l climbed info my bunk fhaf nighf, my sfomach was full, my mind filled wifh pleasanf fhoughfs and l felf quife af home. Y 45 l ROW I-Irons, M., Evanoff, A., Howell, H., Rice, B., Hedrick, J., Gould, J., Friedlander, D., Wood, D., Clemeni, S., Mefzger, Y. ROW 2-Henderson, P., Halprin, D., Klass, F., Jackson, J., Kincaid, N.. Hofmann, E., Lanfz, J., Eberharf, P., Schirmer, J., Sfewarf, B. ROW 3-Kessler, P., Egan, P., Campbell, E., Baker, G., Hechf, M., Karnes, S., King, J., Fosler, B., Hedrick, P., Hoffa, F., ROW 4-Burzynski, N., Wolfson, B., Weissman, E., Donlon, J., Gregory, A., Levinson, J., McCue, J., Wilkeninq V., Dahms, E., Burks, E. ROW I-Barr, N., Margolis, l., Dowling, L., Schelper, S., Brady, lhousemorherj Hoehl, P., Shuberf, M. L., Whiflingfon, J., Walfers, E ROW 2-Sfeffinius, N., McClure, V., Hughes, J., Young H., Kreke, J., Smirh, C., Linnick, M., Ehle, S., Ponfius. B., Kim, F. ROW 3-Keeling, S., Hagan, N., Heumann, J., Schleicher, N., Luke, C., Fey, N., Gains, S., Kaplan, B., Cohen, L., Smoker, A. ROW 4-Vincenr, M., Hummel, C., Kinsey, M., Dochaf, P., Free, J., Bohmer, L., Inglis, D., Hudson, S., Brown, B., Conrad, C. ROW l-McGranahan, C., Roselof, P., Lanmon, W., Finley, M., Darves, G., Weisheif, P., Taylor, J., Bloodgood, J., Younf, M. ROW 2-Kraff, J., Rydin, D., Harvey, L., Rumsfield, B., Sfeele, P., Mackinfosh, H., Toovy, B., Gelb, B., Sfeuer, C., Minch, C. ROW 3-Jones, J., Penn, J., Munsell, M., Shagaloff, J., Miller, V., Pohl, H., Lanasa, F., Lebman, F., Trieschman, J., Bailey, M., Rob bins, M. ROW 4fKabuian, S., Crichfield, M., Silver, F., Dunlap, A., Graham, P., Gales, D., Sawlelle, B., Hesrick, J. ROW 5-Fleming, J., Dowling, E., Howell, S., Kienasr, D., Gordon, J., Barnhard, J., Boleky, E., Jay, G., Smifh, J. L., Wewer, S ROW 6-Fuqiff, J., Moore, J., Peferson, N., Hudson, B., Wheeler, J., Schrom, L., Rausch, C., Simmons, D. Talbofr, C., Rausch, V. , -- 2 7 --- ROW I--Lack M., Anderson, Z., Pusaieri, S., Beaudry, D., Anderson R., ROW 2-Salamon, E., Wene, E., Rayl, C., Ferreri, J., Party, R., Dischler, INTER-DORM COUNCIL ln April, l948, 'lraces of panic could be heard al' Old McMicken Hall as +he big jaws of gian'I' derricks moved in 'lo demolish +he old s+ruc'rure. Cries of help became dis'l'urbing as some of fhe la+e risers awoke 'lo find 'I'heir rooms being forn apart As workmen ripped gaping holes in The dorm walls, ihe Infer-Dorm Council direcied a hasly refreai' up Universify Avenue. Luckily, s1'in1's like fhese are noi' quile run-of-fhe mill sifuafions for +he Council. Ordinarily, +he group direcfs ac+ivi+ies of +he Universify dorms +ha'I' surround campus: Auburn Avenue, Cliffon, Universily Avenue fC and Di, Triad, and Sim- rall. Once a monfh, represen+a'rives from each of fhe dorms mee+ +o discuss uni+y, cooperalion, and campus acfiviries. They are ably assisled by lheir adviser, Mr. Alderman, lhe Assislanl' Dean of Men, and rheir officers, Dick PaH'y, Jack Anderson, and Don Beaudry. Alfhough iusi' in ifs second year of ac+ivil'y, rhe lnler- Dorm Council has already esrablished a roufine of wide social ac+ivi+ies including Union Smokers, a Spring Formal, and lhe encouragemeni of in+ra-mural afhlefic +eams For +he ou+-of-+owners. NO DATES TONIGHT? A. y , 3- ' 'W , . 'X'fx:sZ:! -K v 5 ? I l V v ,,, Z. LETS GET A LITTLE FRESH AIR BEFORE WE HIT THE BOOKS LOOK LIKE THESE GUYS STUDY ALL THE TIME Only men of dislinclion reside al Auburn Dorm! ln keeping wil'h 'l'l1is digni- fied lille, each residenl' conducls himself wi+l1 lhe quiel' and sedale bearing lypical of all upper-classmen. All lhe conversa- 'lion l'hal s heard around lhe dorm is in lhe wise ancl worldly jargon commonly associ- 4 alecl wi'l'l1 a malure senior. Bul' 'lhese para- v5 gons of sophislicalion musl' somehow exis-l V 9 l-.., in a slruclure which has been slanding SELL! since 'lhe dawn of civilizalion-as can plainly be seen from lhe carloon, lhe half ' moon l1asn'l' even gone down yel. Bul of lhey have managed lo overcome 'lhese MSE condilions and have clearly lefl 'lheir im- prinl on lhe Universily. lWe will pass up XJ- 'lhis obvious opporlunily 'for 'lhe sake of lhe dignified subiecls of lhis paragraplml Alfhough fhe official address of lhe dorm is 2343 Auburn, if you wanl' 'lo conlacl' a R residenl, 'lhe quickesl' way is 'lo call AV 9038 l'l'l1e Bee's number-for lhe unini'l'ia- ' ledl where lhe said residenl' will probably T be earning his lille, man of dis'l'inclion . 'X' '8 2. OFFQE, X ZLWIXVU ' DOW X ill? AUBURN DORM ROW I-Gearharf, N., Freudenberger, A., Brockman, J., Hagel, J., Craden, P., Connolly, T., Yinglinq, R. ROW Z-Fors, G., Malfson, W., Taylor, G., Pafly, R., Hupp, D., Beaudry, D., McCra1e, R., Schaengold, R., Purfell, J. ROW 3-Mao, T., Mariol, J., Dreier D., Archer, R., Hoffman, L., Gronner, M., Meese, D., Cunningham, J., Visher G., Eckles, J., Weinbaum S. ROW 4-Yang, C., Wohler, R., Waller, A., Nelson, D., Gusfafson, G., Hiffner, H., Leonard, E., Woodrum, W., Bullock, N., Duff, D., Sleimer, W. ROW 5-Menfeer, L., Wallace, C., Fyer, B., Miller. R., Alieri, B., Easfon, W., Holewinski, D., Anderson, D., Taylor, W., Marlin, R., Merrill R. ROW I-Young, W., Sfiem, W., Rayl, C., Wene, E., Ferreri, J., Sfiff, T., Lackey, D., Green, E. ROW 2-Cabezas, L., Parkins, D., Nugen, E., Zimmerman, W., Swihari, R., Urbanowicz, W., Schmifi, J., Ziebell, H. ROW 3-Clark, C., Bramble, C., Markey, J., Pullin, W., Mendenhall, H., Pecsok, J., Flinn, R., Evans, R., Lindross, C. THE BOYS MUST HAVE HAD A HOUSE PARTY fig. ,, -pwv.u-df'-1 K . 5 . .Q-. , 'f.4f'f - 5 A BACKFIELD FOR TOMORROW OH, PAPA WHAT BIG FEET YOU HAVE! . . .lived our friends, Mr. and Mrs. X. G-I, in 'l'ha+ nes+ of pre-fabs. The one wifh fhe checked cur- +ains is Their home. Yes: a pre-fab is rafher +iny +o hold a growing family: buf un+il he wins +ha+ precious degree, +hey'll manage nicely, 'lhank you. Forced 'ro rearrange +heir pre-marriage UC sched- ules +o H+ +ha+ life, 'rhey alloHed Twelve hours of each day +o classes and sfudy, seven hours for sleep, and five hours +o Junior's care, plus 'l'he housework and cooking. They had rhe resi' of The 'lime +o +hemselves! Time was budge+ed so 'lhaf +here was never a dull momen+, +ha+'s for sure. Speaking of budget have you ever honesily fried +o budge? your 'family needs wifh a SI20 U. S. issue? Even +he Bus Ad majors can'+ do if! ln 'rhose days of pinched circumsfances, ihey learned +o make special use of everyfhing-even for 'lhe Junior edifion. The UC varsify foofball sweafer replaced fhe +radi+ional baby blanke'r, and ihe very young Junior was pinned daily wifh fhe dear old fra+erni+y emblem: serenading followed. iilt- 'K mime mlm :mime min-, .. Q- .- . .A .,.L,,!,ws,..,M,:.,M 1 -'-mn-nnm.ff,..f:mw1.e ROW I-McKinslry, J., Hill, R., Miller, E., Boolh N Pusa ern Ga Coc ran Sa mon Dresc er Bellz R Kehlmeier ROW 2-Bishop, H., Harris, J., Frederick, P., B a er s ear au W ee er Oswa McRae J Lon W., Mase, J. ROW 3-Everesf, J., Wickizer, H., Flynf, J., Shepherd W Hodell J umphrey D ar mple R ummerl D a or Te re Harson, B., Woodmansee, E., Rader, V., Hennis R ROW 4-Sansalone, J., Bachkin, D., Smifh, E., Hughes J Paflerson B Halsfead R Denneelnne E Tassos W Clark J H nfllan H Smifh J UNIVERSITY DORM D Nalurally, lhe Vels needed mascols, bul 'lhey long ago found il necessary +o ve+o fhe idea of playful Sainl Bernards romping 'lhrough lhe pre- fabs. So for house pels, guppies suFFice, +hey've discovered! Whal' did l'hey do 'For fun? The Vels have lheir very own versions of house parlies, of course. Their housewarmings were really gay. Have you ever seen 'lhirly-lwo people wedged inlo a space +ha+ would make a Toddle House huge in comparison? The grill was never like 'lhis or was H? IF ONLY I'D TAKEN SHORTHAND Bewildered-looking bunch, aren'T They? Wilson Audiforium fairly resounded wiTh moans of all This and Time budgefs Tool as The freshmen goT Togefher aT Their TTrsT OrienTaTion program. Confused and bemused, They were walked all around campus To The Tune of kindly words from The fafherly OrienTaTion Board. A welcome from Presidenf Walfers opened The session in Wilson which followed. The day had iusf sTarTed, however, for They had To go Through page affer page of Those all-Too-curious Tesfs which do Their besT To fiT a square peg inTo a round hole by poking psychologically aT innermosT Thoughfs. Thaf affernoon, programs by The Junior Advisers and Men's Senafe were offered, and Then They were rushed To a meefing wiTh Their respecfive Tribunals. The All-Universify orienTaTion was closed by The annual Freshmen open house, wiTh music, dancing, food, enTerTainmenT, and a good Time for all. In addifion To This complefe program, The ouT-of-Town sfudenfs had The opporTuniTy To Tour The ciTy on an open-air bus. The Freshman Guidebook ialled off The press and The new classmen were given a sneak preview of college life and acTiviTies. All The above work is done by OrienTaTion Board. PersonaliTy plus beamed from Their smiling faces as They gave ouT helpful advice and efficienf informafion To These con- fused new members of campus sociefy. These aforemenTioned guide books also direcf upperclassmen around The old place, afTer a Terrific summer vacafion has some whaT befud- dled The cerebrum. Then afTer The Chrisfmas holidays, whaT wiTh seasoned campus-TroTTers again seeming a liTTle perplexed, and anofher influx of freshmen To be Taken care of, OrienTaTion Board finds iTself once more indusfriously refurning losT sheep To The fold. V ON Youz LEFT L5 THE TAETA HOUSE AND HERE ms -rug NEW M2 Nurxzzm ri YE z USS? X X fx M N, FQ ,fix iex X mv' ' , f R ' ff Gwzim ORIENTATIGN Row zl-Kfarfachlr, E., Hlxbes, R., Lgzdvgck, R., Schwlab, E., ROWI Dick L Phillips D Lloyd J Schlerefh B tfwiif ,-M., ww X , K . . -, it Y ii '- . N , K QQ 'A g .xvxii ,NX g V 4, X. ',mAQN :Trp 'Q'-ng. BALDWIN HALL An imporranr par+ of every new s+uden+'s orien- +a+ion ai' U. C. was 'ihe seemingly insurmounlable iaslc of becoming familiar wi+h 'rhe many buildings doHing 'lhe campus. Oufsfandinq among 'Phe build- ings whose halls were soon 'lrod daily was ihe Siu- denl' Union Building, home of +he grill, and hub of campus aciiviiies. Anorher sfruclure 'thai' is promineni' on Cincy's campus is Baldwin Hall, cenier of 'rhe quadrangle. Here +he Bus Ad and Engin- eering s'l'uclen+s dwelled for five years among 'lheir accounring machines, slide rules, and sfeam engines. l Z i 5 5 3- 1 3 s S A 2 ' i 5 5 5 , A 3 E r 5 5 s z E. 5 PRESIDENT RAYMOND WALTERS One of fhe mos'I' oufslanding figures in our +ime was, of course, our Presidenf, Raymond WaH'ers. His brighl' smile, no ma'H'er how busy he was, helped make UC a warmer, 'friendlier place. We recognized him as a man well-equipped +o do a good job, for among his many al'- 'lribufes are his greai educaiional powers, his business abiliiy, and his quali+ies of leadership. He is a pracfical co-ordina+or of human needs, and his adep'l'ness in handling civic ma'H'ers as well as lhose of faculiy, sfudenfs, and alumni has long been admired. His office in +he Adminis- +ra+ion Building may well be called lhe mosl' imporlanl' room on campus. The building i+self denoles digniiy, from 'lhe sleep sleps righl' up +0 +he proud Grecian pillars, and righlfully so, for upon l'his nucleus depends each separaie college . . . and from il' slems a greai Universi'l'y . . . . . DEAN NORMAN P. AUBURN A sfep far+her on, we found anorher member of +he Universily Execufive S+aff, Vice-Presideni Norman P. Auburn, who is also ihe Dean of Universify Adminisfrafion. ln his curriculum of ac+ivi+ies on campus, Dean Auburn has been influen+ial in fhe es+ablishmen+ of a coordina- +ion program wi+h rhe Board of Publica+ions. Besides fhe various financial affairs and problems which come his way, Dean Auburn served as secrefary of +he UC execufive commiHee, which soughl' approval of 'rhe Universiry bond issue. 1 The men behind +he scenes of whom we seldom hear are 'Phe nine members of +he Universi+y of Cincinnaii Board of Direc+ors. Upon +he capable shoulders of rhese leaders in ihe civic, indus+rial, and professional world res+s fhe responsibiliry of deciding maHers of s+uden+ and faculry policy. The res+ of fheir acfions concern 'l'he coordinalion of afhlelic, social, and academic 'funcfions a+ U.C. Norman P. Auburn, Renron K. Brodie, Reed A. Shank, Waller F. Murray, Robert L. Black, John J. Rowe, Frank F. Dinsmore, Raymond Walfers, Walfer M. Schohl, Jane De Serisy Earley, Beniamin Tafe Qnof in picfurel ,f,E'a, we DEAN ROBERT w. BISHOP. You have undoubfedly heard of lhe cheerful execufive who is always ready 'lo counsel fhe bewildered freshman. You don l need fo loolc any farfherg Dean Roberf Bishop really is such a man! Jusf when he finds fime fo check up on all fhe men on campus is a maffer of consfanf wonder, nof only fo faculfy members, buf also fo 'lhe surprised sfudenf, who is firmly reminded of fhe classes he has cuf. ODK, fhe college synonym for leadership, besf defines fhis dean, who is fhe nafional secrefary of 'lhis organizafion, and edifor of ifs magazine. lf fhis isn'+ enough, he is one of fhe chief advisers for exfra-curricular acfivifies, including lnfer-Frafernify and Sfudenf Councils, Social and Union Boards. Dean Bishop is an- ofher big wheel , buf he has gracefully overcome 'I'his handi- cap and is fruly a swell fellow, our dean of men. DEAN LILLIAN M. JOHNSON Who says +here's no feminine gender of big wheel ? Dean Johnson has cerfainly proved ofherwise. If you have ever fried 'ro gef an appoinfmenl' 'lo see fhis busy Dean, you have soon realized fhaf a greaf deal of her fime is spenl' affending meefings and social funcfions of fhe school. She serves as adviser foifhe Sfudenf Council, Junior Advisers, Women's lnfer Dorm Council and Women's Senafe. Advising isn l' her only capacify, as she is a vofing member of Social, Union and Grienfafion Boards. She musf have acquired all fhis execufive falenl' while she was an officer in 'lhe Waves. Alfhough exiremely busy wifh all fhese, acfivifies, +he Dean has some- how found fime 'ro charm us all wifh her soofhing soufhern accenf, her cordial manners, and her refreshing new ideas. On U. C.'s regislrafion day we learned our firsf maior lesson-Paiiencel Thai' morning we suffered fhe ioriure of endless wailing lines, only +o be faced wi+h 'l'he ordeal of filling oui' fhose vasf las'l'-name-firs1 ' regis1'ral'ion blanks. Af+er wearing our pens down +o fhe nubs, we ioined our fellow crusaders in ano'I'her long, winding line +ha+ hovered a+ 'the door of 'rhe Regislrar's office. Hours la+er we wandered ou'r of ihe Regis+rar's den wifh our officially siamped paid bill receipis-and nearly-empiy billfolds. The booksfore lines, where impafienf s+uden'I's surged forward in +he book-order column like a herd of +ur1'les, yei' awaifed us. 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The famous Beaux Arfs Ball came in+o focus af 'Their mee+ings, as well as a fresh- man mixer and fhe Chrisfmas Eggnog parly, and +he spring picnic for faculfy and siudenls. Wi'I'h co-sponsors Della Phi Delfa and Scarab, +he Applied Ar+s Tri- bunal never ceases ou+doing iiself in Hs yearly scramble for ar'Hs+ic licenses. APPLIED ARTS TRIBUNAL ROW I-Diefz, R., Kuhlmam, M., Aman lenmasf D el e e Ponf us ROW 2-Hampfion, L., Smifh, D., Herman S ROW 3-Schlegel, D., Williamson, E N ckerson M M ss Hope Warner Fr edman S DELTA PHI DELTA ROW l-Sfachel, S., Revelos, D., Smifh, P. J., Schaen, E., Tyler, P., Runge, M., Kinsey, M., Seidel, R., Wewer, S. ROW 2-Lanmon, W., Aman, A., Lee, R., Armandrofl, J., Hallo, H., Slichlenofh, W., Friedman, S., Archea, M., Romine, R., Wolf, R. ROW 3-Rader, V., Rausch, V., Hudson, B., Lehrner, F., Hoehl, P., Heinfzelman, E., Dabney, Harris, D., Trunk, C., Hawkins, H., Humphrey, J. ROW 5-Keiser, D., Terrell, J., Johns, D. T., Davis, D. C., Graser, E. J., Crozier, C. R., R. C., Crockelf, A. C., Turner, H. C. To 'lhose in Applied Arls who have managed 'lo keep beller-+han-a good scholaslic raling 'For a conseculive l'wo years: lhe Del+a Phi Della paleH'e for oulslanding service in 'l'he field of design. l+'s noi' all play, as +hey would +ell you. To wear 'lhe emblem of lhis, +he na+ion's largesl' arl fralernily, is an achievement memenlo of long hours of serious planning and work. Alpha Zela, U. C.'s chapler, receives much recognilion al' Chris+mas when lhe eliforls of +hal' year's pledge class are displayed and sold in 'rhe Union for scholarships. These eFfor+s 'rake lhe form of greeling cards, hand-painled 'rexliles or ceramic pieces. Della Phi Della supplies l'he liaculiy mem- bers wi'l'h clisl'inc'live gills' al' l'he Eggnog parl'y and helps inlroduce l'he freshmen lo life in Swifl al' a parly iusl' for Them. Ar'l' exhibils claim l'he remain- ing spare lime of lhese oul'sl'anding ar'lisl's-lo-be. Three cheers for Alpha Ze+a, fhe Cin- cinnafi chapfer of Delfa Phi Delia! Work- ing wil'h paini brushes and modeling 'l'ools, 'lhey managed +o walk away wi+h all 'ihe honors a'r 'lhe naiional conven+ion held righl' here in Cincy. Even fhe boiling June sun couldn'+ mel'r +he enfhusiasm of dele- gafes from 'rhe 'l'hir'l'y-one aclive and four alumni chaprers. The convenlion opened wi+h a dance, and in cosiume no less--a regular beaux ar+s alifair. When -lhey finally se++led down 'ro business, Cincy delegafes fel+ righl al' home, since all 'rhe speakers were U.C. professors. The high- lighl' of lhe week's aciiviiies was +he pre- sen+a+ion of prizes 'For +he arf exhibif, which was a composi're of enlries 'From each chapler. And who came oul' on lop? Why, Alpha Zefa of course! They excelled noi' only in +he aeslheiic comperilion, bul' also won recognifion because rhey had man- aged +o come ihrough wi+h 'rhe hard cash for five scholarships amounring 'lo 3250. COME ON LET YOURSELF GO GOSH, THAT'S PURTY THE EAGER BEAVERS ROW I-Nickerson, M., Perin, C., Deshon, R., Doumas, J., Hodell, J., Gray, G., Clark, D. ROW 2-Freeland, M., Wesf, G., Burquisf, J., Smith, M., Pogue, C., Eynon, B., Wilson, A. ROW 3-Francis, T., Heisf, M., Benedicf, D., Meyers, R., Trefzger, J., Shanks, C., Ferrell, D., Cohron, L. Don l' lei' fhal' name fool you! alfhough Scarab has a mysfic fifle, if makes no mysfery of ifs acfivifies. Ifs idea is fo produce a finer qualify of work fhrough compefifion. Besides fhe disfincfion of being 'lhe oldesl' frafernify honoring scholarship in archifecfure, if has achieved addifional presfige in fhe social world. Lively parfies and picnics are A I A To encourage a deeper insighf ' ' ' info presenf-day frends in archifec- 'l'ure, fhe American lnsfifufe of Archifecfs was founded af UC in I945. Proof of ifs assisfance is evidenced in 'lhese sfudenfs of fhe l can do if be'H'er school by fheir enfhusiasfic supporf al' fhe a welcome feafure of fhe Scarab program. Buf educafion can'f be ignored! So every spring- and when does one need fo be reminded of educafion more! Scarab sponsors a wafercolor exhibif and confesf. There's also compefifion in archifecfural drawing, so fhe odds are preffy good fhal' fhe Scarab fellows will be winning fheir own prizes. Osiris chapfer has been acfive since l929. meefings. Professional archifecfs speak fo fhem on currenf ideas in designing and planning, in 'l'he hope of furfhering fhe ideals of fhis occupafion, and creafing more inferesf in world living problems which fhey may someday affempf fo solve. These ideas are well hashed over in all nighl' sessions. ROW l-Benedicf, D., Cripe, A., Hodell, J., Clark, D., Wilson, A., Shanks, C., Trefzger, J. ROW 2-Cohron, L., Francis, T., Pogue, C., Nickerson, M., Smiih, M., Meyers, R., Heisf, M. ROW 3-Ferre, D., Hampfian, L., Purcell, L., Eynon, B., Gray, G., Wesf, G., Freeland, M., Doumas, J. Baldwin Hall, Swiff Hall and The Cl1emis+ry Building, on lower cam- pus, form fhe well-known quadran- gle,home of 'rhe BusAd's,AA's and Engineers, and birfhplace of Hue co-operalive sys+em of eclucafion. DEAN FRANCIS H. BIRD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Sharing Baldwin Hall and 'I'he Chem Building wifh fhe Engineering wizards are fhe Biz Add's, fu'I'ure fycoons of Wall Sfreef. Though 'lhey somefimes woncler whal' bearing Byron and Shelley have on fufure sfoclc fransacfions, mosf of 'lhem realize fhaf in fhe eveni' of a fufure depression 'lhey may be qualified fo earn a few pesos in fhe liferary field. Guiding fhese sfudenfs in fheir endeavors foward a business career is Dr. Francis H. Bird, who is highly respecfed in business circles. When noi in his fhird floor hideaway, Dean Bird resides in Room II6, where a cheerful and recepfive af- mosphere awaifs 'Ihose s'l'udenI's desiring informa- fion. Through fhe Dean and his associafes, fhe College of Business Adminisfrafion has confinued in i'I's rise fo imporfance in fraining new leaders for 'lhe business world. Members of 'l'he college are proud of 'rhis deparfmenf of fhe universify, whose embryonic sfage lay in fhe commerce division of fhe College of Engineering only Iwo years ago. LSE New TAS HAD S X A LIE GAVE AWA7' 'Till I-I NX W we wma? W , px f x s Q, 236 ' X QPQIM' or ww, SL A A I I KSX wx X X60 0 K 'K AG IAE 41 F Wk I fo K tl X f -if I ll S II I 'U Aft? a ,, L... I E PPLESNA PER ..'E?TD.. l AQH A ,WH ' - VC X? i i y, N I n X J -I , a4:wV,fv ai ZZ' auf .li W I se. fi ,if f IIIUIIMQ .. - fi' ai o MCU, N 1 V41 . il NI ' . Sf, ' ' I I ' Y. -..Qi ,Xi ,Me .naw f I X! , I X IEW, ' I XX IW 5,41 ,Sew g ff. Q Q I, 1' t . li IE gaS , X., BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL No one can spend a year in Bus Ad lmaybe we should s+op Iherel wiI'houI' realizing I'he viI'aI role I'ha'I 'I'he Bus Ad Tribunal plays in Ihe lives of fu+ure business men, for wiI'houI' if, Baldwin would be iusl' a place in which +o gain knowledge and keep dry. For Ihose who have somehow been exis'Iing wiI'hou'I Ihis knowledge- here's I'he scoop. The firsl' big iob for I'he Iribunal was +he annual dispuie over I'he Co-ep Club budget Affer Ihe smoke of ba+'I'Ie had finally cleared, Ihe February Dance was planned. II' was a greal' success, nafchl And +hen spring broughf Ihe yearly picnic, highlighied by a spirifed sfudenf- faculfy baseball game. As a 'iinal I'ribu'Ie Io Ihe deparfing seniors, Ihe Iribunal fefed Ihem aI' 'I'he Senior Banquet during which 'Ihe ouisianding senior man and woman were awarded wa'I'ches 'for 'Iheir high scholarship, acI'ivi+ies, and school spiri'I'. ROW I-Left fo Righf Tumser, P., Sponsel, P., Becker, C., Lan e, ROW 2-Leff Io Righf Gaddis, D., Sarsfield, J., Mr. Bursiek, Suddendorf, R., Monfgomery, R., Scharfenberger, I., Reizsch, O. g J., Schlereih, B. The firsi' professional frafernify founded in lhe field of commerce was Alpha Kappa Psi. H' is an honorary fra+erni+y composed of 'rhose men who have excelled in scholarly achievemenl' in 'I'he College of Business Adminisfralion. Hs mem- bers are +hose sfudenis who have been ou'l- sianding in all campus acfivilies and who have clone +heir ufmosl' for +he welfare of +l1e Uni- ALPHA KAPPA PSI versify. On our campus, Alpha Kappa Psi is represenfed by fhe Era Chapfer. H' is 'lhe cuslom ai fhe semi-mon+hly meefings for lhe fralernily members +o lisfen +o some well-lcnown exponenl' of fheir educalion. ln January, The U.C. Chap+er planned a program 'ro have successful business- men speak +o lhem aboul' +he parl +hey may play in presenl'-day condilions in fhe field of commerce. ROW I-Sfiff, H., Casfellini, W., Koenigkramer, D., Paullin, W., Wassermann, A., Mappes, R., Roeder, A., Sheakley, R., Bohnenkamper, R. ROW 2-Pusaferi, S., King, R., McClung, D., Scharfenberger, I., Miller, J., Crooks, H., Hovis, W., Halstead, R, ROW 3-Roberfson, G., Rihm, M. Ross, N., Kissel, F., Beard, A., MacDonald, W., Saelens, R., Hollaender, R., Keelinq, J. l Presideni'-Alan Wasserman Vice-Presidenl-William Paullin Treasurer-Dick Mappes Recording Secrefary-James S+ory Corresponding Secrerary-Arfhur Roeder ROW I-Woolsey, E. J., Rihm, M. J., Bolana , B. ROW 2-Schumacher, G., Taglauer, K., Hendrichs, R., Gruenebaum, H. Here are fhe Phi Befa Kappa's of Business Adminisfrafion, Befa Gamma Sigma. For fwo years our commercial colleagues sfrive fo make fhis honorary, and in fheir iunior or senior year fhose in fhe upper seven or fen percenf of fheir class scholasfically, reach +he goal. Scholarship is nof fhe only obiecfive, however, for fheir purpose is also fo promofe fhe advancemenf and spread of educafion in fhe science of busi- ness and fo fosfer fhe principles of honesfy and infegrify in business pracfice. Rafher a big job! SIGMA This is fhe Business Adminisfrafion and Engineering honorary for women. lfs purpose is fo promofe an inferesf in professional fields and fo fosfer academic, business, and social life. Their year begins wifh a fea for fhe incoming freshmen, followed by an open house al' Chrisf- mas. Lafer, a deserving sfudenf is presenfed wifh a scholarship, and fhe final fribufe is awarded in fhe form of fhe prized Pi Chi Epsilon ring, which goes fo fhe oufsfanding senior af fhe Co-Ep Club's annual Spring Banquef. PI CHI Row 1-Lange, J., Pulfafd, B. J., Jusfice, F., Fay, M., Lipperf, P., Fagle, c., W2-Schlerefh, M., Boland, B., Woolsey, E., DeSaIvo, C., Schlerefh, B., Naber, J. -. Birlhplace of lhe co-operalive sys'l'em of educa- +ion, Cincinnal'i's College of Engineering has spread wide lhe fame and advanlages of The lal'e Dean Herman Schneider's con'l'ribul'ion lo educa- lion. UC's Engineering School has made rapid and widely recognized progress under 'rhe guidance of Hs presenl Dean, C. Alberl Joerger. Maslers of mechanics and conquerors of chemisfry, 'lhe slu- denls of Engineering College daily wade 'rhrough problems in lhermodynamics, elec+ronics, and o+her courses 'lhal only need io be menlioned 'lo bring groans 'from ofher sludenls. Bul' confrary 'ro 'lhe belief of some, lhe life of +he engineers is no+ confined slricfly 'lo 'rhe solving of problems and 'rhe running of machines. Figures lhal fill 'lhe engineer's mind are noi' all of a geomefrical gender and his problems are noi' all mafhemafical. His life of 'foil over 'lhe fexfs is +ermina+ed every seven weeks when he goes oul +0 pu'I' his knowledge 'lo praclical use, slide rule, hypolheses and all. ENGINEERING DEAN C. ALBERT JOERGER ROW I-Brownell, J., Krabacher, E KP s D Lo ROW 2-Boehm, E. lSeci, Van Pell C enox R e man KVICS P es Missing Schuberf, R. fTres.l, Sfichney R ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL The middle of +he school year is shaken from ifs solemn doldrums when +he engin- eers finally pul' away +he grindsfone for one nighf and fhrow a big ball. Who knows wha'I' +hey would do wi+houl' fhe push from lheir Tribunal's noi'-so-fuzzy members! These busy boys claim +his +heir biggesl' ex'l'ra-curricular proiecl' of 1'he year, buf ihey also manage 'ro find 'rime for approving lhe consfifufions and planning a seciion change parfy for all oiher eng- ineering organizafions. Co-sponsoring wi+h OSPE, fhey ierm +he affair ln'l'egra+ion Nigh1 '. Monihly meefings end wifh lhe senior dinner for oufgoing and incoming members, a sorl' of Orienl'a'rion on fhe workings of +he Engineering Tribunal, fhose beavers who, God bless fheml do 'rheir besf +o combine business wi+h pleasure. ROW I-Dickerson, R., Wiffe, N., Haefner, A., Meyer, W., Schwarz, A., Meier, W., Bodiker, D., Thompson, R., Schwoeppe, E. ROW 2-D'AngeIo, G., Wamsley, P., Fosfer, W., DeMen? ,W., Scoff, T., Spielberg, A., Resfemeyer, W., Herweh, A. ROW 3-McGuire, H., Rice, R., Herbsl, H., Brueslle, G.. Fehr, J., Hornbeck, H., Feibelman, L., Kane, J. Tau Bela Pi, in fhe College of Engineering, is again comparable 'lo Phi Bela Kappa in Liberal Arls. Membership is based upon scholarship and 'Fine characfer. Since ils eslablishmenl' al' UC in l9l5, il has become a prominenl' fac'l'or in encouraging a spiril of liberal cullure in 'lhe Engineering College. Members are chosen from +he upper eighlh of 'lhe Junior class and 'Phe upper fif+h of fhe senior class. Under l'he Teacher's Evalualion Program sponsored by Tau Be+a Pi, lhese s'l'uden+s are given a chance l'o grade l'heir 'leachers according lo specific l'rai+s. Knowledge of subjecl, abilify of presenfalion and mefhod of +es+ing are evalualed in 'lhe presence of lhe leacher. Their aclivilies are consl'rucl'ive as well as crifical, however. A slide rule is awarded each year fo l'he mosl' promising freshman, and iniliafes are presenled al a dance for all engineering honoraries, aplly +ermed 'lhe Honos Hop. ROW I-Meldahl, R., Fremonl, R., Seay, P., Granick, N., Robinson, J., Sfewarf, W., Siegle, E. ROW 2-Meyers, L., Boggild, R., Anfenen, D., Freeman, D., Dozier, H., Waymeyer, W., Neubauer, G., Bischof, J., Lenox, R. ROW 3-Monfgomery, W., Moore, D., Koch, G., EIlio'H, R., Allen, L., Mulvey, J., Wehrman, R., Donahue, P., Iglesias, V. ROW I-Miller, B., Derryberry, G., Wifie, N., Iglesias, V., Griswold, T., Richner, O., Shohef, H., Barreff, T. ROW 2-Meqginson, P., Bremer, G., Barnes, W., DeMenf, W., Fulford, B., Silver, D., Viall, W., Woirol, W ROW 3-Redding, H., Taylor, D., Lind, G., Bachman, R., Mosby, L., O'NeilI, D., Pfingsfag, H. INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES Embryo designers of aircrall' and engines may join Ihis group of siralosphere-minded sludenls when 'lhey become upperclassmen. Advanfages offered are Ihe weekly luncheon meeiings, al which Iheories on aviafion are discussed, inspeclion Irips 'Io concerns in Ihis field, and various social funciions. Under +he domain of 'lhis deparimenl' are 'lhose courses vi'l'al 'Io 'lhe fuiure of air power. Affer maslering such awe-inspir- ing courses as iel' propulsion and 'l'he Iilce, ihe hopeful Aeronaulical Engineer com- ple'I'es his 'Iraining wilh a Ihesis and a plane design. IAS hopes 'Io keep him abreasl' of all modern developmenls in his career. WHO'S GOING TO TAKE HER UP? ROW I-Hellkamp, W., Siekmann, J., Dunteman, R., Osburn, C., Sarbeck, L., Jackson, H., Wright, A. ROW 2-Biles, W., Stewart, P., Ziesmann, K., Peters, J., Ryle, B., Batscha, A. ROW 3-Boehm, E., Stringer, R., Moore, D., Muller, F., Lehrer, ALPHA CHI SIGMA The chemical profession is watching with special inferesf the development of our younger chemists. These men, members of Alpha Chi Sigma, may be deemed the chemical engineers of the future. These outstanding students become better versed in their career through fhe theoretical training and practical advice offered by this national organization which has claimed authorities in this field since I902. O. S. P. E. To further the engineering profession is the main obiecfive of U. C.'s student chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers. The group en- courages the engineers to fake the state's profess- ional engineering examination and aids the students by sponsoring a refresher course with study of past exams. A dance for all engineers completes the pro- gram picture for this com parafively new organization. ROW I-Klaus, R., Grant, J., Blumenthal, R. C., McGuire, H., Wang, Prof. E. H., Schwarz, A. C., Bohn, E. L., Bader, K., Hosick, R. ROW 2-Zachman, W. Boyer W. Tittle, D., Bonem, F., Grote, J., Worthington, P., Pohl, C., Lazaron, J. S. ROW 3-Schwoeppe, E., Gleason, L. W., Cleary, J., Hobday, A. J., Muller, F. M., Ressler, P. S., Stringer, R., Selm, R. P., Mulvey, J. X., Montgomery, W. J. ROW 4-Cross, T., Bischof, J., Schlotman, W., Griffin, F., Sobolewski, E. A., Phillips, R. E., Dozier, H., Dennis, R., Akers, R., Ralston, G. A. L CH. E. A. I. Ch. E, fhe American lnsfifure of Chemical En- gineers, has spread wide ifs fame among +he quadrangle srudenfs wi+h Hs well-known Sec1'ion-Change Brawls . Besides being 'Famous for i+s par+ies, fhis group of engineers also is known for 'Phe musical and movie programs pro- vided 'rhe s1'uden+s al' noon, and lhe fwo canfeens if runs in +he Chemisrry Building. Profifs go Toward ihe scholarships awarded each year +o promising s+uden+s. Founded ar U. C. in I926, il' is pari' of a nafional group whose purpose is io furlher +he principles and obieciives of A.l.Ch. E. and +o pro- more a feeling of friendship among i'ls members. ROW I-Schoenfeld, B., Ohlmann, L., Torbeck, F., Schwoeppe, E., Thiele, R., De Salvo, C., Bafscha, A., ROW 2-Tarcha, P., Moore, D., Osburn, C., Ellioff, R., Muller, F., Alfsreffer, J., Ralsfon, G. ROW 3-Laib, R., Hein, R., Hudacko, V., Ffifzer, W., Young, R., Hagenhoff, R., Scoff, C. ROW I-Davis, R., Kemper, E., Schon, E., Braun, F., Cross, T., Hosick, R., ROW 2-Coburn, R., Harrod, D., McKinsfry, J., Hunt, R., Bishop, H., Fremoni, R. ROW 3-Wells, R., Sfeele, W., Brokamp, R., Hiffner, H., McRae, J., Salamon, E. LOOK, THEY DO HAVE TIME TO PLAY AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER ENGINEER'S BALL Wifh nearly +wo rhousand Engineers backing a dance, how could i+ miss being a success? On March I4, +he mefhodically minded men from lower campus shelved +heir slide rules and vol'l'me+ers and 'lripped fo 1'he Union for 'lhe Engineer's Ball. For +hese few shor+ hours, 'lhey proved 'ro 'l'heir dares +ha1' Engineers loo can be human. Be- 'rween dances, cokes, conversa+ion and a +alen1' froupe amused +he gang wifh rare en+er+ainmen+. A'Her The Ball was Over , a crowd of singing engineers furnished music for fhe l'm-having-so-much-'Fun-L hare-io-leave ihrong. The slip-s+ick s'l'ags finally gave up fheir endeavors +0 sfeal +heir bro+hers' dafes and gafhered ai' fheir favorife meefing-place 'I'o drown fheir sorrows. Early in fhe wee hours of morning, fhe Engine boys crawled back +o +heir hermi+age, ready +o wreslle wi+h iheir rules and fools for anofher year. A S C E The s+uclen+s who carry ' ' ' ' ihe 'l'ransi'l and rod from Burnel' Woocls lo 'lhe cen+er of Cli'F+on Avenue geHing +he lowdown on fhe land are +he ones in +he American Sociefy of Civil Engineers. This narional socieiy is open +o any siuclenf in Civil Engineering who has compIe+ed his freshman year and who wan+s +o gain a pro- fessional aimosphere while sfudying. Aboui' every Monday The socie+y has speakers fo discuss currenl' engineering +opics. They also have a ioinl' mee+ing wi+h 'lhe senior socie+y here io keep ihe sfuclenfs in louch wifh local engineering problems. And of course, you will hear of 'rhe annual slag picnic in June +ha+ +he unclergrads give +he gracluaiing en- gineers, where +he beer flows as beer usually does! ROW I-Cooke, J., Clark, J., Sankey, G., Zachman, W., Blumenfhal, R., Levine, M., Huifger, R. ROW 2-Akers, R., Piche, G., Carey, T., Scoff, T., Nugen, E., Hufson, W., Villena, 6. ROW 3-Marlin, P., Pomeroy, D., Hurlburf, W., Rifier, J., Parks, E., Spieker, G., Hoh, L. ROW 4-Thurman, H., Sfickney, R., Huey, E., Thomas, D., Marlin, R., Horowifz, E. ROW I-Bodensfein, A., Anienen, D., Hemmer, P., Blumenfhal, R., Bischof, J., Lazaron, J. ROW 2-Sfang, J., Lineback, J., Hillegrass, D., Grani, J., Luhn, H., Klockner, R., Huifger, F. ,-. ,s, ROW I-Rice, W., Grannen, J., Zackerman, S., Schoonover, W., Meyers, L., ROW 2-Monfgomery, W., Spielberg, A., Lach, M., McGuire, H., Herbsf, H., Feibelman, L., Scheper, H. ROW 3-Sfuhlbarg, S., Harmon, C., Mulvey, J., Wecksfein, N., Ford, H., Glimn, A., Gefman, C., Koch, G .,Duncan, D., Sininger, W. ROW 4-Federlin, H., Grofe, J., Hulme, W., Brennemann, A., Bonem, E., Allen, ETA KAPPA NU An honorary frafernify for upperclassmen in fhe College of Elecfrical Engineering, Efa Kappa Nu elecfs fo membership men whose oufsfanding scho- lasfic rafing and personal qualifies indicafe 'lheir probable success in fhal' field. The purposes of fhis frafernify are fo sfimulafe and reward high scholar- ship: fo encourage inferesf in college acfivifiesg and fo help mainfain a good sfudenf-faculfy rela- fionship. Each year fhis chapfer presenfs an award fo fhe oufsfanding member of fhe Pre-Junior class. On fhe consfrucfive side of fhe year's program, fhe oufsfanding proiecf of Efa Kappa Nu was fo conducl' a survey of fhe Elecfrical Engineering curricula of fhe maior Engineering Colleges fhroughouf fhe coun- fry. Everyone was proud fhaf 'I'he frafer- nify's purpose, fo aid in mainfaining fhe E. E. Deparfmenf's high rafing among Engineering Colleges, had been realized. Buf all fhe spare fime of fhe Efa Kappa Nus was nof spenf on fhis proiecf. A closer look info fheir frafernify life will show fhaf fhey are jusf as mindful of fheir social life as fhey are of business. Joining forces wifh fhe ofher Engineering honorary socie- fies, Tau Chapfer fo inifiafe and conducf fhe Honos dance. Also, an unforgef- fable parfy is given each year is in honor of fhe graduafing class of fhe frafernify. A I E E The sfudenl members of ' ' ' ' AIEE meei' af seven-week in+ervals, a+ alfernafe lunch- eon and dinner mee'I'ings +o discuss +heir mulual problems. Ou+side speakers, usually prac+icing eng- ineers, give ins+ruc'rive advice on common subjecis of in+eres+. Proiecfs and accomplishmen+s in +he elec- 'lrical engineering field are fur+her demonslrafed on inspec'I'ion hips. This pracfical applica'I'ion of fheir college knowledge is aided and abeH'ed by lhe climax of fhese gafherings, which 'lakes +he form of social research. The cooperalive in'I'eresl' of +he Nafional Socie'ry of ihe AIEE is par+icularly evidenced in May of each year when fhe senior s+uden+s give abs+rac+s of +heir +heses before +he enlire assembly a+ 'l'he downlown headquarlers. ROW I-Russell, G., Mobarry, J., Grannen, J., Faunfleroy, T., Monfgomery, W., McGuire, H., Gilkey, J. ROW 2-Schilmeisfer, G., G-role, J., Herrin, C., Briggs, B., Schoonover, W., Scheper, H., Zackerman, S. ROW 3-Timperman, E., Heal, E., Miller, E., Wood, J., Duncan, D., Wecksfein, N., Boyce, S. ROW I-Haqaman, H., Wehrman, R., Reiman, R., Mulvey, J., Wrighf, H., Allen, L., Whifeley, J. ROW 2-Gebhardf, C., Sfurgill, L., Scherpenberg, T., Poffebaum, R., Sininqer, W., lnderhees, J. ROW 3-Winkler, J., Sfeele, R., Gruger, S., Woesfman, J., Livezey, F., Monnig, C. 47 IN MEMORY OF . . Professor Elmer Bodman, an honorary member of Pi Tau Sigma, died in November I948 affer a long career af U. C., which was be- gun soon affer his graduafion here. A professor of mechanical eng- ineering, Mr. Bodman was known by many for his quief manner and his infense love of feaching. He was complefely immersed in his work, alfhough he did fake fime ouf fo enjoy fhe opera each summer. His associafion wifh U. C. will long be remembered and appreciafed. Pi Tau Sigma assisfs fhe fufure engineer in enfer- ing fhe execufive and research world. If is a nafional honorary sociefy, choosing ifs members from fhe mechanical engineering sfudenfs who fulfill ifs high qualificafions. Pledges musf excel scholasfically and possess leadership and pracfical engineering abilify. PI TAU SIGMA The obiecf is equally as high: Pi Tau fosfers fhe ideals of engineering and increases fellowship in fhe profession. Relaxafion is provided foo, in fhe form of fhe Pi Taus' bowling-beer parfies fhrough- oul' fhe year which even up fhe work-play schedule, 300 makes a mighfy pre'H'y cosine, so fhey say! ROW I-Dozier, H., Seay, P., Fehr, J., Meier, W., Bunting, J., Kane, J., Tharp, R., Thompson, R., Kronenberger, P. ROW 2-D'AngeIo, G., Gibbons, J., Hudson, H., Solsman, L., Bruesfle, G., Cleary, J., Bodiker, D., Wenegler, E. ROW 3-Rice, R., Schwarz, A., Senseman, B., Alexander, R., Carper, G., Viosard, W., Seiberf, C., Slork, F. A S M E The sludenl' Branch of ASME ' ' ' ' was eslablished in l9ll l'o promole a feeling of 'Fellow- ship among l'he engineering sludenls of lhe Uni- versily. This sfudenl' organizalion aH'empl's +o ac- quainl' lhe members wilh +he procedure and pur- poses of 'lhe pareni sociely. Chapler mee'l'ings are held regularly, al which original and professional papers are read and The alifairs of lhe sociely are dis- cussed. The members are addressed by sludenl mem- bers, facully members, local engineers, and lhose of wide repul'a'l'ion. Engineering sluden'l's in lhe 'lhird, fourlh, and 'fiflh years are eligible +o become slu- denl members. Presidenl' Dick Hill sponsored a membership drive in '48, and emerged l'riumphan+ly wilh more lhan 270 new mechanical brolhers. ROW I-Siegel, E., Meslers, R., Owens, A., Bunfino. J., Hill, R., Reif, R., Earls, W., Young, R., ROW 2-Gleason, L., Corbin, V., Kornau, J., Clark W., Richards, R., Neidhard, R., Teipel, L., Sullivan, W., Cuffer, E., ROW 3-Lazarus, H., Colebrook, J., Gilmore, J., Wickell, B., Freeman, D., Lenox, R., Applequisl, D., Bonem, F., Rahe, K., ROW 4-Knauf, E., Dahlem, J., Oldiges, M., Cordes, B., Tumser, R., Cunningham, D., Rhodes, J., Theys, J., Krumpe, R. ROW I-Clark, W., Miller, G., Seay, P., Schwarz, A., Dozier, H., Whisler, K., Fehr, J., Bokenkamp, G., Fahrenbruck, D., Bohn, E., Gunfer, C., Haag, J., Schmidl, L. ROW 2-Dennis, R., Schloss, E., Rice, R., O'Connor, R., Runge, D., Miller, J., Sfambaugh, A., Kline, J., Doench, F., Slork, F., Waddell, J., Krabacher, E., Gibbons, J., Hale, D., Smally, D., Granick, N. ROW 3-Byrer, J., Dye, J., Lesser, P., Slernweiler, C., Boone, W., Fabian, L. ,Gibus, L., Beyersoorfer, J., Nenninger, T., Morris, W., Tharp, R., Beck, H., Frodge, D., Noyes, J., Howser, W. Ramge, J. ROW 4-Barney, H., Phillips, R., DeJaco, F., Clark, A., Dillz, J., McCall, K., Solsman, J., Mafhew, R., Presfon, G. E., Williamifis, L., Dorn, J., Hubley, G., Crurchfield, W., Reece, ROW 5-O'Byrne, J., Moegling, J., Schueler, A., Wheafley, E., Romine, A., Seilz, W., Gebharl, H., Smifh, R., Warnken, J., Yeardley, L., Fisher, H., Siegel, E., Waymeyer, W., Depweg, F. ROW 6-Schlueler, R., Sluebing, W., Bingham, I., Koepnick, E., Brueslle, G., Adams, J., Shoemaker, W., Messinger, R., Holman, E., Busse, V., Greiner, H., Sander, T., Thompson, R., Araujo, C. DEAN ELIZABETH C. DYER HOME ECONOMICS On your way +o +he Grill you'll almosf have lo pass by 'rhe Women's Building, home of Home Ec . Can'+ you iusl imagine-norhing bul' women! Shrieks and yells echoing from gym and basemeni pool blend wilh mu'FFled sobs and moans issuing from lhe food labs as a puffy omele+ jus+ refuses +o puff. Adding +o 'Phe general hubbub are real, hones+-+o- goodness li++le children of lhe nursery school, UC's confriburion 'ro harassed Cincinnafi morhers. On 'lhe 'iirsr floor level, cokes, exci+emen1' and sorrows alike are drowned in +he congenial almosphere of fhe lounge, where, believe il' or noi, men have been known +o en+er! Miss Elizaberh C. Dyer, Dean of 'lhe College, lends a helping hand +o all ac+ivi'I'ies, and il' is fhrough her eFFor'ls 'lhal' a fine spiril of cooperarion and genuine friendship is mainfained. Allan s c ne e rancs ec a a reen M Sfofle, M., Lewis, G. Those colces in fhe Women's Lounge wouldn'+ be ihere wifhoui ihe ihoughfful- ness of 'I'he Home Ec Tribunal, for. cap- fained by Be++e Allen, fhey capfured a big red machine for +he room, 'rhen 'lrimmed +he windows wi+h new drapes, making iheir sancium sanc+orum even more comfor- iable. Refreshed, +hey didn'1' pause, for wiih Sepfember came 'Phe orieniaiion exams for freshmen, and foo+ball pep rallies +o keep ihem spirii-ally busy! Then ai' Chrisimas, rhese domesiic co-eds helped Meiro plan rheir children's pariy, and wifh Omicron Nu and Tau Pi Epsilon, 'l'urned around +o give one of fheir own ai' which over 300 high school girls were given a preview of +heir college and i+s headquar- +ers. A Chris+mas iree and pagean'I', plus a welcome from Presidenl' Waliers made 'ihis Yulelicle ga+hering iusi' 'lhe 'lhing fo im- press a fuiure freshie. A spring picnic for depariing seniors fopped oFF +he year, prov- ing iusi whai a Home Ec huddle can do. Sugar 'n' Spice 'n' everyfhing nice is iusf whaf fhe gals from 'lhe Home Economics Club keep in mind as fhey prepare fhose scrumpfuous dinners for fellow members. lf works bofh ways foo, for wifhouf fheir fempfing bake Sales, fhe dinners would be iusf a dream. This club, com- posed of divisions for each of fhe four college years, is parf of a nafional organizafion fo which every sfudenf of Home Economics aufomafically HOME ECONOMICS CLUB belongs. One girl from fhe local chapfer was senf fo California 'lo aH'end 'lhe Nafional Convenfion as a resul'l' of proceeds from 'l'he Sophomore- Senior variefy show, which was given in '48 'lo repeal fhe success of fhe preceding year. Their parfies are full of surprises, including 'l'he flaf pancake for desserf lisfed on fhe menu as fluffy angel cake. Many and varied acfivifies, such as 'l'heir charify work, provide compefifion and fun. ROW I-Biederman, J., Keeling, S., Roberfson, G., Schneider, S., Koop, J., Evans, C., Geisler, J., Russe, R., Biederman, C. ROW 2-Tanner, J., Cobb, C., Burzynski, N., Kincaid, N., Kim, F., Greive, J., Phillips, D., Befz, M., Dallow, M., Meisfer, J. ROW 3-Knarr, C., Mason, M., Wifschger, M., Doqgeff, E., Rodgers, H., Allgaier, J., Lange, P., Denyven, J., Hood, M., Bell, E. ROW 4-Anfhonym, D., Foltz, J., Hoyer, P., McDonald, A., Garfner, L., Smifh, J., Bolland, A., Brown, C., Schrader, J., Spies, H. ROW 5-Dieckmann, E., Hall, F., Aqlamesis, M., Lloyd, J., Floyd, A., Rebeck, G., Copelan, O., Wilson, A., Chapman, J., Means, B Presidenl'-Jean Koop Vice Presidenf-Shirley Schneider Secrefary-Do+'l'ie Uvaas Treasurer-Jane Bernzol' fm-1-.-0--1-a-1-ff ROW l-Rogers, H., Williams, M., Lewis, G., Nenninger, N., ROW 2-Higgins, J., Roberlson, G., Higgins, B., Keeling, S., A q OMICRON NU Eleclion of seniors and second-lerm iuniors in lhe College of Home Economics lo Omicron Nu, nafional honorary for women in Home Economics, is based on high scholarship, leadership, and promise of achievement On Honor Day, Omicron Nu announces lhe name of 'lhe senior who has conlribuled mos'l lo 'lhe field of Home Economics, and inscribes her name on a plaque, hung in an honored place in lhe Women's Building. ROW I-Lipsky, E., Robertson, G., Rodgers, H., Way, J. ROW 2-Hahn, M., Raab, D., While, J., Grimm, J. .wuL...?1f s ll aier, J. TAU Pl EPSILON A child care honorary in Home Ec, Tau Pi Epsilon's members are chosen from 'lhe upper 'len percenl' in 'lhis deparlmenl. Harriel Rodgers headed lhe 'fourleen members in '48, who were able lo award a scholarship lo a deserving slu- denl' 'lhrough lhe prolils from several leas. Re- cenl' honorary members of Tau Pi Epsilon are Dr. Almy and Emily Cleaver, new heads of 'rhe Child Care Deparlmenl' and 'lhe Nursery School. 'iv' A , ,avr wi' LIBERAL ARTS When we were af U. C., for 'rwo years +he slu- denfs of Liberal Arrs were regarded by general campus sociely as orphans, roaming around as if in a never-ending search for somerhing besides know- ledge. Now +ha+ +he roof has been added +o +he long-awailed New Mclvlicken, we realize 'lhal all fhey wanled was a home +o call +heir own! Cincy's slushy days will never bolher you, as i'l' did 'lhese hardy pioneers who ran from TC +o Wilson every hour on +he half. Throughoul' all +his discomfort Deans Barbour and Holliday governed 'l'he maneu- verings of +his dis'lincl'ive group of higher learning. We know you would enioy fhose 'friendly sessions al' Dr. Barbour's home on Sunday evenings, for +he many places visiled by 'lhis inleresiing professor have served lo whel' his appelile 'for new knowledge, and 'For passing on 'l'his desire 'For liurlher inlelleciual growlh in his upperclassmen. His knack, +oo, of making fhe freshmen feel a+ home has awarded him fhe +i+le of fos+er-fa+her +o +he LA waifs. C DEAN GEORGE B. BARBOUR s Gafhering opinions from LA sfudenis all over campus can gel' io be 'I'eeius , bu? Jim Goe'H'le and his Tribunal did 1'heir besf fo keep happy 'ihe homeless . Fall orienfa- lion preceded a revival of +he popular Sadie Hawkins Dance, which helped fhe Tri- bunal presenl' gifis +o fhe various depari- men+al clubs wiihin +he college. A fund was pul' aside for The room-+o-come in New Mclvlicken. Wiih fhe vision of psychic sa- van+s, fhe Tribunal carried on, planning ge+- iogefhers such as 'rhe Chrisimas pariy wifh Teachers College, and rallies +o be held on class lime-a much praised policy. The firsi' all-Liberal Arl's convocaiion was held in February. La+er on came a spring picnic al' Moundview, and a Tribunal banquef, wi+h facully members as fheir honored guesis. LIBERAL ARTS TRIBUNAL ROW I-Ramage, J., Wrighf, P., Rank, M., Mofter, S., Vowels, NI., ROW 2-Behrendf, I., Morelli, A., Goeftle, J., Schwab, E., Schwindf, B. Cone' M2 M0025 TAKING Ll? S-ohm: cuss 'nm'E,' Howl Mud! coursh' 15 HERE ON THE BOARD? College of Los'I' Ambifions and home of fhe Loafers' Arfs were some of fhe less complimenfary names given fo fhe College of Liberal Arfs by fhose who weren l' in fhe know. Life in L. A. was really quife complex, for fhe eager scholars mighf be en- grossed in anyfhing from fhe declension of a Lafin noun fo fhe idenfificafion of a sfrange fossil. Ap- plied Arfs and Engineering sfudenfs groping ouf of a lab af five-fwenfy in fhe affernoon were inclined fo be biffer abouf fhe sevenfeen hours per week of fhe fypical L. A. sfudenf. However, he foo has his frials. Running from fhe fop floor of fhe library fo fhe far-away Physics building during fhaf 'len minufe break no doubf accounfs for many hours of re- cuperafion in fhe grill. The L. A.'s look forward fo varied fypes of liveli- hood-from fhe professions of docfor or afforney for fhose in pre-med or law, fo fhe job of model housewife for fhe girls who came fo college fo land as well as learn. Jusf abouf any acfivify is open fo fhe Liberal Arfs sfudenf, and our sfory would nof be complefe wifhouf menfion of Phi Befa Kappa, fhe nafional honorary fhaf admifs a selecf few fo ifs inner circle each year. if UI! rid? PHI BETA KAPPA Que if Founded in I776 al l'he College of William and Mary, PHI BETA KAPPA was +he firsi' Greek leH'er sociery io be formed. Originally a social group, i+ has been an honorary infellecfual organizafion, nafionally renowned, since l825. Del+a chapier, 'Founded a+ +he Uni- versify of Cincinnafi in I889, has as members rhose men and women who in acquiring a liberal educaiion have shown ouisianding capacify for knowledge as well as fhe highesi' ideals of friendship, moraliiy and aHainmen+. Candidaies are selecied from 'lhe highesr fi'H'een perceni' of +he class for ei+her Bachelor of Aris or Bachelor of Science degrees. Presiden+-Dr. Paul V. Kreider Isl' Vice Presidenf- Mr. Samuel P. Todd 2nd Vice Presideni'-Dr. Charles K. Weicherl' 3rd Vice Presiden+-Miss Dale Lucile Case Secrefary-Treasurer-Mrs. Melba Phillips Bowers FACULTY MEMBERS AFFILIATED UNDERQRADUATES ELECTED WITH DELTA CHAPTER OF OHIO IN MARCH AND JULY, l948 William Alderman Michael Krouse Keiskell B. Whaling S. J. M. Allen Oscar E. Anderson Ada Hari Arflefi A George B. Barbour Isaac A. Barneff Marion Blankenhorn Carl Blegen Beverley W. Bond Jr. Melba Phillips Bowers William C. Boyce E. Lucy Braun Richard D. Bryanf Frank R. Byers Gusfav Carlson Burr Noland Carfer John L. Caskey Margaref Chamberlin William S. Clark Dr. Ralph W. Eddy Dr. Eugene H. Ferris Clarence O. Gardner Roberf Clyde Gowdy Paul Hergel Frederick C. Hicks J. Hobarf Hoskins Merlon J. Huberl Esfelle Hunf Chesley M. Hulchings Dr. Lloyd B. Johnsfon John Louis Kohl Paul V. Krieder Seldon Gale Lourie Dr. Carl A. Ludeke Louis A. Lurie Archimede Marni Ray William Marz Reginald C. McGrane Gaylord M. Merriman Alfred Morrison Harry R .Muegel Mariorie S. Palmer Anna L. Presenf Dr. George Renner Jr. Dr. Horace W. Reid Howard Roelofs Rodnery P. Robinson Meyer Salover Theodore K. Selkirk William L. Semple Roberl Shafer Florence Silverslein John Skavem Helen S'l'anley Dr. Shiro Tashiro Roberf Toepfer Miriam Urban OHo C. Von Schlichfon William S. Wabnifz Raymond Waliers C. K. Weicherf Roberf Wessel Harry L. Wieman Jean Winslon Dr. Edwin H. Seydel Dr. Max M. Zinninger Gerald G. Aliman, Jr. Helen K. BarneH Marjorie Berman Charles A. Brigham, Jr. George O. Bruesile Mary Ann Coffey Roberf S. Daniels Henry P. David Alber+ H. DeGarmo Ira Gall Loren W. Heaiher Murray S. Jaffe Dale R. Jones Sranley J. Lucas Leona J. Mahler A. Neil McGinniss, Jr. Julian Rubin Eugene P. Ruehlmann George D. Shelby Efhyl Sher Irvin S. Silversfein Eleanor Slimp Jack Slern, Jr. Pa+ricia Trefzger Richard D. Viefh William C. Undeufsch Evelyn B. Whifman 57 , DEAN LAURA E. ROSNAGLE NURSING AND HEALTH All of our colleges aren I' localed on ihe Univer- si'ry campus. One of +he busiesr and mos? in+eres+- ing schools is found behind +he walls of General Hospiial. Here, +he girls of Nursing and Healrh, who lead a life quire differeni from 1'ha+ of an aver- age co-ed, sfarl' 'lheir day al' 6 A M. By seven, They are on duly and spend +he nexf 'lwelve hours giving balhs and medicine, 'raking +empera+ures, aH'encling classes, and squeezing in homework. Af+er all +hese 'lhings are clone, social life is in order for 'rhe even- ing, unless rhey have drawn ihe disfasfeful nigh? shift Campus for 'lhese girls includes no'r only 'lhe universi+y, bul' also 'lhe quiei' hospi+al corridors, 'lhe wards and operaiing rooms of General Hos- piral. Their 'four years of infegrared siudy mean ihai' fhese girls are working a+ +he hospifal while a++end- ing +he Universiry. Throughouf 'lheir iraining, 'I'hese fufure nurses furn fo Dean Rosnagel 'For guidance. u 14-:FN arduous rouline in The lives of l'hese fulure nurses. s lx 4 S ,llllllllllllllllilllilllml I 'W fm: 'raw QL! , rlo SADDLE s-44055 71 f 6 N .. ,, . ... F X The Nursing and Heallh Tribunal is run by Roberfs .5omsTmNL, 2 L? Rules and is much l'he same as lhal' of l'he Liberal 4 I wma miss Y 4 ' . . II F Q P TMIEZ N ,Fx ' if Arfs Tribunal excepi lhal' il' includes an exiensive Q f . l, f, , 11 i ! social program and a house rules commi'Hee +o Z SJ I e- A A WN govern penal+ies for infraciions of rules. Club meel- , F 1 sqsxxx 1 I if ,Q 'f ings are held each nighl' of lhe week and include a Q fm. 7 . . . . G 4 t. ' glee club, a bridge club, a music appreclahon group y X -4' and sporls clubs. Teas and parlies are given 'for X x every holiday and +wo formals and four informals are l X 3934 133-22 X fr held each year. These affairs, along wi+h occasional R T' . I l grill suppers and brealcfasis, orier a change in +he a f X f ' -' -'H X I , i i 'wp' -- - H-in' 5 4 A lllluuuulljj, , W yi 14 i ll 'lll , , i fe s 5 f 9 'v J NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL ROW I-Phillips, M., Naugle, M., Brown, B., Hokman, A., ROW 2-Ledbeffer, A., Misfler, P., Ambrosius, M., Zarfman, B., Kelsay, P. ROW 3-Kaiser, E., Whiffaker, V., Henderson, A., Kessler, J., Wesf, M., Frie, C., Finley, M. Ask an engineering sfudenf abouf Teachers Col- lege, ancl he's likely +o scra+ch his head and say, Oh, +ha+'s 'rhe building +ha+ +he sidewalk runs +hrough. Bui ihose who enler The double doors every day know fhai' here ihe ieachers of iomorrow are being infroduced +o fhe la'res+ meihods of giv- ing classrooms a new look , and pupils a new ou+- look. Here, under 'rhe guidance of Dean Carier V. Good, prospeciive pedagogues learn 'io insfruci' in all fields from kindergarien ihrough high school. Specialized courses in ari, music, and clramaiic in- s+ruc+ion are also offered. T. C. people's shop falk usually sounds like a P.T.A. mee+ing in full swing, be- cause ihey spend many hours observing and ins+ruc'r- ing classes al' various Cincinna+i schools. Wifh such a wide 'Field of experience in ac+ual si+ua+ions, +he graduafe o'F Teachers College leaves U.C. wiih con- fidence, able +o solve 'I'he already faced problems. TEACHERS COLLEGE DEAN CARTER V. GOOD Seafedg Ieff fo right S. Coriwrighf, J. Miller, Dean G od M K Buenie M Eggensp rger Standing: leff fo righr R. Huber, B. Crandall R HH D Brown E arsson E Sp: TEACHERS COLLEGE TRIBUNAL Alfhough educafion classes and sfuclenl 'leach- ing keep lhese knowledge knockers on +he run, a few find some rime +o rake par+ in governing lhe Teachers College. This group, under Bob Huber, plans l'he social calendar for lhe year. This fall be- gan wilh an orienlalion program for incoming 'Fresh- men which ou'l'linecl 'lhe ac'l'ivi'lies and general func- lions fhal' were scheduled for 'l'he year. This gave 'lhem 'lhe picfure of whal l'he young 'leacher of 1'0- morrow has +o expecl. An open house for +he 'Fool- ball 'l'eam, and sponsorship of l'he fraclirional Thanks- giving convoca'l'ion were highlighls of lhe year. To revive a pre-war cus'l'om, a Turkey Trol was given. On December 7, a plaque was dedicafed in memory of 'lhe boys from Teachers College who los'l l'heir lives in World War ll. A Chrislmas Open House was held for T.C. and L.A. s+uclen+s, bul' Hs greal success aHracl'ecl sludenfs from The whole universify. ROW l-Adler, E., Laumann, M., Sheppard, J., Albers, M. L., Miller, J., Lierman, G. ROW 2-Biederman, J., Leininger, K., Orfner, S., Jung, R., Caine, A., Irons, M. ROW 3-Biederman, C., Thiele, G., Grogan, M., Renaker, H., Mack, E., Conover, M., KINDERGARTEN CLUB Presidenl'-Mary Lou Albers Vice Presidenl'-Joyce Shepperd Secrefary-Mary McCoy Treasurer-Gloria Lierman Every o'lher Tuesday small nofes were seen on T. C. blackboards, signs were posfed in fhe halls and fhe doors of Room l0l were opened wide for a K-P meefing. Mosf of fhe meefings were infor- mal so fhe girls could pool fheir new arf designs, nursery rhymes, or some ofher 'lidbifs fhal' would only appeal fo fheir highly infellecfual minds. Guesl' speakers, such as feachers, librarians, or professors, kepf fhe girls up on fhe la'l'esl' mefhods. Some of 'lheir ingenuify was seen af fheir home-baked cookie sales or by looking al' some of fhe ornamenfs on fhe Annie Laws Chrisfmas free. ln May 'lhey had fheir annual Mofher-Daughfer Banquel' which is 'l'he mosl' formal evenl' on fheir calendar of fesfivify. As a parf of fhe fen colleges of fhe Universify, fhe Graduafe School supplies fhe desire for posf- graduafe work. Under fhe leadership and guidance of Dean Hoke S. Green, fhis secfion has been sfeadily growing as fhe demand of more specialized educafion increases. Twenfy-six deparfmenfs offer fhe graduafe sfudenf a more specific pracfical knowledge in his chosen field.The work of fhe Grad- uafe School is parficularly imporfanf because from ifs doors come fhe faculfy of fhis and ofher schools. The sfudenfs meef fwo or fhree fimes a monfh, socially and informally, fo discuss various happen- ings and evenfs in fheir specialized fields. Mosf common of fhe discussions is on fhaf proverbial fhesis --an accounfing which comes all foo soon. Many nighfs burning midnighf oil are spenf in wrifing and rewrifing, organizing and reorganizing fhe fhesis, un- fil af lasf if is okayed and finally published. A+ long lasf, affer exhausfive sfudy, fhe sfudenf is awarded The covefed Masfers or Docfors degree. He is now ready, because of his more exfensive knowledge and fraining, fo serve science and humanify. GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN HOKE S. GREEN ,Is V l ,M-4 ,fl 2 ,..e--'1 1 N60 ,....- 1 i DEAN FRANK S. ROWLEY LAW Two unmisfalcable characlerisfics single ou'l' U. C. Law S+uden+s from +he res+ of fhe common herd: 'lheir books are a+ leas+ +hree fimes rhicker, and 'lhey are seldom seen in 'lhe Grill. Cynical people explain +he laHer phenomenon by 'I'he closeness of Tafi Hall fo +ha+ charming 'ravern called Joe's lpar- don us, we mean l'he Candle-lighl' Cafel, buf we know if is caused by 'lhe diligence wi+h which 'lhese legal eagles aHack fheir sludies. Seriously, lhe Cin- cinna+i College of Law is recognized as one of ihe finesl' schools in +he coun+ry. Lis+ed among i'rs grad- ua+es are many promineni jurisis, and compe+i+ion for en'l'rance is very lceen. Dean Franlc S. Rowley has sei' up +he Honor Sysfem, which adds 'lo ihe sfudenfs realizafion of 'lhe digniiy of fhe de- gree for which he is sluclying, and of our coun+ry's dependence on well-lrained, reliable siafesmen. Life af fhe Law College is nof one solid grind of case hisfories and briefings. A Junior Juris+ offen affends sessions of fhe cify courfs, or sifs in on a council meefing. The Case Club, which holds mock frials, and fhe Honor Commiffee, a sfudenf govern- ing body, are useful exfra-curricular acfivifies. Top- ranking men serve af fhe Legal Aid Clinic, giving help fo fhose who ofherwise would nof be able fo employ legal counsel. Nof all fhe acfivifies of fhe Law School are such busman's holidays, of course, Any resemblance fo law and order af some of ifs parfies is purely coin- cidenfal. Bui' all in all, affer his fhree years in Taff Hall are over, a sfudenf can approach his Bar Examinafion before fhe Sfafe Board af Columbus wifh confidence, and finally place fhaf L.L.B. affer his name wifh fhe assurance fhaf his educafion has fhoroughly prepared him for whaf is fo come. BUT I'M NOT GUILTY REALLY I'M NOT - usp My LASY CAS AST -me SAME oomcuus oN You. of Bzucks is BETTER 'maya I2oyA1. AMBER! FINKS E L A Nlawl' -4 1 'XINALLY CANE To . i - 'Di ,f p r ., Q 1: af . glgfzyg. fair 1 X E ummx J Q ' I Ffa N hx .. iimilliium f 501'-rf! V9 H' -Z . 7011 xc. X .W x Q 7 f A B li 1 I -Q ' 1' ' ---- ......,,,.. 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Dr. Dorsl' follows all branches of campus ac+ivHies, bu+ is especially in+eres+ed in college sporfs. He is a lover of classical music and in his spare lime sfudies period archHec+ure. DEAN STANLEY E. DORST Alfhough fhe subiecfs may be dead in med school classes, each whifecoaf probably feels fhe same way. No sleep soon becomes a habif and sfudying a maffer of life or deafh. A+ fhe beginning of freshman anafomy class each sfudenf selecfs his maferial, and for fhe resf of fhe year performs deli- cafe operafions on fhe cadaver who soon becomes fhe boy l wenf fhrough med school wifh. If fhe sfudenf is lucky enough fo have performed success- ful operafions, he may sneak Roscoe home and use him for anyfhing from an ash fray fo a clofhes free. These fesf 'lube foflers, convinced fhaf fhey may be anofher Louis Pasfeur or Dr. Chenowefh, are resigned fo fhe facf fhaf aches, pains, and bro- ken backs are fheir bread and buffer and devofe mosf of fheir fimes fo fheir career. There is no sweefer music fo 'rheir ears fhan Operafion X com- plefed-you may now 'cuf ouf' fhe nexf problem. is ur Auvaomr we Kmowr- 0 lx 1 ' ' of uf ignr vyyxitisy , .. ' xo ,, 0 , ' A xo gg?-1 , Q, ' 0 f'5x clf 'A ' 0 fl W J ff' is Q f AJ if N 5 0 '63 0 K ' K , 5 x Kyo O A W 0 X Q ix Q yt! o N fog ef- so-1'-'ix Que. f To children fhey mighf look like f K. ,..f.i.,. 56'n,oz1zro goblins, and fo ordinary humans fhey mighf be phenorfons, buf fo med sfudenfs, fhem is germs . The upperclassmen gel' a chance fo puf 'Iheir early fraining 'ro pracfice when fhey are assigned fo general ward dufy. Here, each sfudenf is allowed fo follow fhe progress of his pafienf under fhe super- vision of fhe residenf physician. He is able fo work wifh acfual cases and is confronfed wifh problems similar fo fhose he will face when he has his own pracfice in years 'Io come. This fype of 'Iraining gives fhe young doc+or a sense of responsibilify and fhe opporfunify fo pracfice diagnosis. Alfhough 'I'his fufure M.D. spends mosl' of his fime in fhis medi- cal world, he is sfill able fo find a Iiffle fime for himself, and maybe an occasional game of bridge. Many long hours are spenf furiously ioffing down no'I'es in Iecfure classes, buf when Dr. Ecksfein is 'lhe Iecfurer, fhe 'rime seems fo speed by, and fhere is never a feeling of THIS, G-ENTLEMEN, IS A . . . WHAT DO YOU THINK DOCTOR? wasfed efforf. Our fufure doclors also spend a lol' of fime in X-ray sfudy. Modern medicine depends +o a greaf exfenf on X-ray for use in diagnosis, so fheir imporfance is sfressed. LOOKS LIKE I WAS RIGHT i Yagi , ' M55 S' wx ,1L,,' uf iii? if ' .,,. Q an . qt ' 2' . I ,,,,..,,f-aw. 1. ig , 1.,,f I Q 5 ge r gg, My kj? if . , , W , 4 3 in V :QQ . iii f V 51 WL U 2' W,.. As ' ' ' f lf 'WE . -X? Mm V A YA. -'ESEDWM W 1 my AK k sg noun my Q . ' mm ,A I E232 .,.,.,. f 35? BETWEEN CLASSES Long af+er 'llwe sun ser, ac+ivi+y sfill bris+led on U. C.'s campus. Buildings shone brighfly in a blanlcel' of liglrls 1'l1a+ indicafecl hard-working Evening Col- lege s+uden+s busily engaged in +alcing no+es, or ioiling over a drawing board. Wi+l1ou+ 'flue grill, so familiar lo +l1e dayfime sfuclenfs, +l1e evening schol- ars could be seen conveningfor shorf cl1a+s or be- +ween class bull sessions in fhe lounge, cafe+eria, or under fhe numerous s+ree+Iigh+s clo'H'ing fhe campus. . . . soon Tound ThaT There is noThing like rushing! Surely a re- lieving ThoughT To harassed rushee and sororiTy girl alike, Tor where else musT one learn To balance Tea cup, napkin, purse, gloves, and Two or Three new girls on one's lap, all wiTh a graceful decor? AT long lasT, The season ends wiTh ThaT blessed oT days, The Sunday of bidding . . . Tired, unnerved, beyond even parenTal recogniTion, pledges-To-be assemble in The Union To meeT Their TuTure. Joyous screams oT wel- come mark The spoT under each window as sisTer joins sisTers, and is TeTed as such Tor The resT oT The evening. The ensuing TransiTion is noThing shorT oT miraculous. ATTer The brieT queenship , each pledge becomes an unglorified iane-oT- all-Trades in her chosen group . . . So many liTTle girls Turn conTracTor To produce a Homecoming TloaTg They Turn pub- liciTy agenT To produce a Sophos Queen: They Turn, surpris- ingly, Cinderella Tor a nighT aT Their Pledge Formal, and Then reverT To grinding sTudenT To produce a C Average . A paT on The back from The acTive chapTer concludes lniTia- Tion and produces deep sighs of relieT Tor The Tledgings have proved Themselves, and The cherished pin is Theirs aT lasT! All fhaf was sfrange and excifing before, now be- comes near and dear, as associafion brings recogni- fion. Sororify days race merrily along, puncfuafed wifh fea dances, Tuesday nighf exchange dinners, open houses: proiecfs, problems, professors. To some, mere roufineg fo us, a challenge for new and fresh ideas, a chance for menfal and social growfh. We found fhaf our own opporfunifies for meefing people were numberlessg our own reacfions fo new sifuafions improving wifh each confacf. As our ini- fiafive was called upon, we felf beffer equipped +o meef life's liffle perplexifies. Our hard-won pin became a symbol, nof only of our selecfed sororify, buf also of fhings accomplished, new friendships esfablished, and of our happiness in having some- fhing fo do, somefhing fo love, and somefhing fo hope for. And so we progressed wifh fhe year, adding fhe uniqueness fhaf is inherenf fo all of us in sfill more campaigns. We added fo fhe variefy of life a new and differenf mefhod of glorificafion for our Queens, our Cadef Colonel, our frafernify favorifes, individual promofion of our acfivify-minded in elecfions for fhe coming year. Our reward came wifh spring, in all fhe fuss, fluff, and flounce of a formal, fhe pleasanf playfulness of a picnic, fhe sweef sorrow of bidding adieu fo deparfing seniors. If we have found iusfificafion for our froubles, if is now our new oufloolc: alive, alerf and aware! lf..-Q EUT l-lOIZATio - S!-NES Q-.541-Ly A SWELL GALMAAI-1. T4-re Gnzis LIKE GER -- -SHE WAS PTaEsiDEIx5T OF GOQNKA AT 5gL1.7' ACRES ANMLLIQN D 3 Ae- RDBATA emu YARD -- . SMG CEAZV ABOUG' Beeszf, . 5? BLA-A -- S -- 'OUR F012 PREP SCHOOL ' ' DEESSES' KKE O,-LA-25 . .. .mel , - K gwliirfji 73 ROW I-Timmers, M., Brogdon, R., Fulford, B., Kunold, V., Lewis, G., ROW 2-Breiel, S., Boland, B., Dick, L., Neumann, R., Ludeke, A. ROW 3-Revelos, D., Marks, C., Newland, F., Lilwin, L. ROSE M. RUPP i la Hi 5 1 i PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Conservalives adhere +o 'lhe 'Formal Pan Hellenic Council bul' a few free +hinkers risk +he +erm pan- Hell . For years i'l has been a maHer of miraculous speculalion 'rhal a group of 32 girls from I6 sororiiies can ever agree on anylhing. Under 'l'he guidance of Mrs. Rose Rupp, facully adviser, how- ever, lhey manage lo formulale all lhe imporlanf policies for fhe feminine branch of l'he fralernal +ree. Pan-Hell's inauguralion of lhe Quo+a Sys+em was one of i'l's maior underlakings in '48, lls pur- pose is 'lo assisl' in rushing and +o equalize lhe number of pledges in each sororily. We are mighfy proud of lhe philanlhropic enlerprises wilh which +he Council keeps ilself busy. Nor only did rhey purchase a hospilal bed, bul also sponsored a BlueBird Group , conlribured +o lhe mainfenance of a war orphan, and conlinued +o send help 'l'o needy families, did nursery-school work, and solic- iied for l'he Disabled American Ve'l'erans Associalion. Presidenl'-Dorolhy Revelos Vice-Presidenl-Cryslal Fogle Secrelary-Mary Eggensperger Treasurer-Palricia Burseik Founded De Pauw I885 Alpha Della Chapfer eslablished I9l9 Upon enlering l'he li'H'le Spanish bungalow off Cli'Fl'on Avenue-lhe firsl slop of many of our alphabelical lisl of sorori'l'ies-we were greeled by a maze of laughler and cha'Her. The house was filled, as usual, lo over-flowing on Tuesday nighl, and, silling a+ +he piano, Presidenl' Bach Revelos was hardly visible. Bolh Marys-Archea and Eggensperger-lhumbed lhrough lheir cor- respondence and slenog-no+es in preparalion 'For meeling, while Janis Lloyd, hardly noliceable al all in her brillianl' new Guidon iackel, posed for a piclure. The pledges, I9 in all, seemed +o regrel' nol' having been around for Alpha Chi's Chinal'own boolh a+ 'lhe Sigma Sigma Carni- val lhe preceding spring, as lhey discovered 'lhe big cup lheir sislers had won for lheir eFFor'ls. Bul' lhe excifemenl' of a coming-soon open house and a formal al Makelewah soon dispelled all such lhoughls. They realized, as had so many before l'ha'l This is our year. NO, THAT WAS AMENDED . 5 A .. W rr. ...W M':fTfT:T:f'iT:'7fi'gft'r'-'-'wwf A Q ALPHA CHI OMEGA ROW I-Arnold, C., Templelon, D., Hammer, M., Eggensperger, M., Revelos, D., Turner, Mrs., Fogle, C., Bursiek, P., Archea, M., Scholsfall, R., Rauh, M. ROW Z-Malas, M., Davis, N., Bidlingmeyer, L., Sudbrack, C., Freeburg, L., Ruchfy, M. C., Bell, J., Price, J., Feck, J., Kluener, J. ROW 3-Derbes, M., Sluarl, J., Creighfon, J., Arnold, N., Gard, F., Modene, B., Adams, M., Grady, M., Francq, D., Jegley, B., Lierman, G., Spies, H., Bonnell, J. ROW 4-Caine, J., Harper, H., Kinner, J., Sheppard, J., Jacobs, T., Nagel, P.. Parry, P., Campbell, E., Henderson, P., Crow, C, Philippi, A., Funke, D., Gunderman, C. ROW 5-Heafh, F., Howell, S., Brill, M. A., Egan, P., Horner, J., Robbins, M., Moller, S., Paolino, S., Ewig, R., Flaig, J. L., Basseff, B., Dielz, R., Gerdes, D. ROW 6-Ludeke, G., Simpson, J., Doscher, M., Berninq, A., Krinbill, C., Morson, B., Heinz, E., Feiler, J., Frank, P., Meyer, V., Wierwille, L. ALPHA DELTA Pl Presidenl'-Joyce Balcer Vice-Presidenl-Carol Pri'l'cheH Recording Secrelary-Joan Kessen Corresponding Secrefary-Shirley Kiple Treasurer-Kalhleen Kline Founded Wesleyan College for Women l85I Be+a Pi Chapler eslablished l935 The Pledge Dance opened +he Alpha Del'l'a Pi formal season 'For I948. The Cryslal Room of l'he Sinlon Ho'rel was l'he selling for 'lhis highlighl' of 'lhe year's evenls, where excifed new pledges awaifed +heir midnighl in+roduc+ion lo +heir new sororily. Each one received a cresled compacl' as a lasling remembrance of an exciling moment Bul' par+ies and dances are nol' 'l'he only pari' of a pledge's life: lhe nighf before fhe 'lradilional floal' parade on Homecoming Day was 'l'he occasion for a pledge slumber parfy. Sleep was al' a minimum as 'lhe pledges ambiliously pui' 'finishing louches on l'he Alpha Della Pi fIoa+, a dragon which came lhrough. WI Grecol L Oenbrmk B L essen J e nc e ne, K., Kyle, S., Sfewarf, A. W 2 Riley awfelle B comb J b r Minc Mess er Du M., Klofz, J., Smifh, V. W 3-Dangel J u emann B hory a us J oe e J Ge P S, Bary, R. L., Dufiy, J., Liffle, P., Doyle, B. ROW 4-McNeeIy B T n y P Saff M Fische Mo lhaf M ChaIfan+ C Floyd, A., Knopf, K., Murray, R., Poundsfone, C. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Presidenl'-Regina Brogdon Vice Presidenl'-Doreen Lindeman Secrelary-Dorolhy Kienasl' Treasurer-Lois Weilhamer Founded Syracuse Universily l904 Alpha Gamma Chapler eslablished i923 Alpha Gam's are growing up. They celebraled lheir 'l'wen'l'y-fiflh birlhday on lhe Universily ol Cincinnali campus in '48. All members of Alpha Gamma Della, from Charleriles 'lo pledges, were rounded up for 'lhe gala evenl. Nalionally-known members were presenl' for lhe lea and banquel held a+ fhe Cincinnali Club. The social evenls of 'lhe year were many. Those mosl' significanl' were lhe pledge formal, Chrislmas parly, Valenline par+y, and spring formal, no'l 'lo menlion 'lhe exchange dinners and open houses. The wearer of l'he A of Golden Pearls is seen in many campus aclivilies like Guidon, Junior Advisers, Pan-Hell, and Wig Wag. BUT IT WASN'T WRITTEN THAT WAY! ROW I-Greive, J., Kienasl, D., Lindemann, D., Brogdon, R., Timmerman, M., Weilhamer, L., Ehle, S. ROW 2-Berlschinqer, J., Wewer, S., Jackson, J., Moore, P., Wilson, J., Phelps, M., Chamberlain, J. ROW 3-Gales, J., Barrick, E., McGilliard, J., Weiss, B., Hamilfon, A., Lee, B., Harrell, D., Bailey, M. ROW 4-Eyrich, S., Denier, M., Simmons, D., Solf, D., Pugh, D., Glenn, B., Unkle, S. A Q A Q If .,, , X lllrr A A . T B - - ROW I--Lindeman, M., Buehler, R., Schwarz, B., Johnsfon, J., Neumann, R., Collins, P., Sauffer, C., Plsek, D., Sloane, J. ROW 2-McDeviH, P., Finn, P., Kaulle, H., Warren, A., Kile, D., Barnharf, C., Wood, C., Means, B. ROW 3-Zwosfer, P., Deckerf, A., Murray, A., Zimmerman, M., Healh, T., Bonner, G., Kaffis, M. J., Tashiian, R., Sellards, S., Schuberl, M. ROW 4-Goodyear, J., Becker, C., Canfor, H., Doerr, J., Bayles, M., Mangan, M. A., Wooley, R., Meas, M., Sfeingrube, M., O'Reilly, P. IT'S IN THE BAG! ALPHA OMICRON Pl Presidenl'-Rulh Neuman Vice Presidenl'-Joanne Johnslon Corresponding Secrelary-Pal' Collins Recording Secrelary-Belly Schwarlz Treasurer-Carolyn SauH'er Founded Barnard College I897 Thel'a Era Chapler eslablished l929 This year Alpha Omicron Pi is celebrafing ils liffy-second anniversary as a na'l'ional sororily and is very proud of iis good record. The Founders Day Banquel, held al +he Holel Melropole, was a greal' success because Thela Era enlerfained 'l'heir sislers from Miami Universily. The Chrislmas Sea- son was highlighled by 'l'he annual Pledge Formal. During rhe feslivilies of l'he evening, lhe pledges were inlroduced. Pride swelled fhe hearls of every- one as 'l'he pledges descended from 'lhe balcony and 'look lheir places beside 'l'he aclives. Open houses, aflernoon leas, and campaigns for fhe various queens filled 'lhe calendar for l'he year '49, CHI OMEGA Presideni--Geraldine Lewis Vice Presidenl-Be'H'y Higgins Secrelary-Janel Allgaier Treasurer-Jean Higgins Founded Universily of Arkansas i895 Pi Alpha eslablishecl l9l3 A holiday visil' lo 'lhe Pavilion Caprice would have found lhe Chi Omega pledge formal in full swing. Exeryone had a wonderful lime al lhis din- ner dance, which inlroduced an oulslancling pledge class. Spol-lighlecl were Edna Jane Woolsey as C Ring girl, Peg Kelly as Rose of Lambda Chi, and Margie McHenry, Sophos Queen. Members and officers of many campus aclivilies look 'lime from 'lheir responsibililies lo share in l'he feslivilies. Noslalgic memories s+ill prevail of The fun al' l'he l948 convenlon held al 'lhe beauliful Greenbriar Hofel. This meeling of all chaplers has become an in'l'egral parl' of Chi Omega's accomplishmenls in 'l'he years 'lo come. THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES ROW l-McHenry, M., Hauck, J., Allgaier, J., Higgins, B., Grover, Mrs. E., Lewis, G., Higgins, J., Hewiff, M., Evans C M ller ROW 2-Gufiahr, A., Blank, S., Weimer, B., Keele, J., Mack, E. ,Moesla, J., Blankenship, S., Gibbens, R., Bohn, M Manfhey J Kleespres P Hood ROW 3-Schrader, J., Slewarl, J., Andraud, M., Middleman, P., Rebeck, G., Aglamesis, M., Jones, J., Russe, R., Wasmer J Smoker A ROW 4-Vowels, M., Renaker, H., Cecil, R., Copelan, O., Longslreef, V., Koch, A., Parker, J., Brown, C., Kelly, P Threle G ROW 5-Bowen, C., Rausch, C., Obermann, J., Bolland, A., Kroeger, l., Wagner, P., Berrram, G., Dieckmann, E Burk P Williamson S ROW I-Runck, J., Jennie, R., Nenninger, N., Jacobs, B., Swope, Mrs. Breiel, S., Buehren, V., Hodson, D., Lee, J. ROW 2-Hodson, D., Rosenfiel, J., Niederhelman, J., Krause, J., Offen, C., Pascal, M., Carson, E., Jackson, D., Snoddy, J. S., Mulh, M. ROW 3-Wrighr, P., McHugh, E., Goffscalk, J., Bilfz, B., Posfler, J., Reichel, J., Baer, E., Lawton, H., Mathis, S., 0Heniohn, E. ROW 4-Uvaas, D., Jung, M. L., Befz, M., Bumiller, M., Scoff, B., Runge, M., Blaffman, C., March, J., Dennis, P. ROW 5-Coldiron, J., Fasf, J., Schuck, J., Reece, P., Rank, M. F., KoeH, J., Geselbrachf, D., King, D., Maue, F. ROW 6-Hock, J., Buckmasfer, J., Voigl, J., lves, M., McHugh, J., McAfee, R., Ahrens, M. L., Graiser, R., Buck, R. BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON DELTA DELTA DELTA Presidenl'-Susan Briel Vice Presidenl'-Beverly Jacobs Secrefary-Pai' Reece Treasurer-Virginia Beuhren Founded Bosion Universi'l'y I888 Ze+a Chapler eslablished l872 The house a+ 2609 Cliflon Avenue was buslling wi+h ac+ivi+y almos+ every Tuesday evening. A pledge polished 'rhe brass delias oufside +he fronl door, while her long-suffering sisiers scrambled among ihe kniH'ing, bridge-playing or loafing ac- lives, answering calls for ano+her coke please. Bui, al' meeiing lime, bedlam came lo order as 'rhe Tri Del+s planned a year of memorable even'l's. Sfariing wi+h 'rhe summer convenfion ai beauliful Lake Louise and 'rhe fall frenzy of rushing, 'lhere followed ihe Halloween masquerade for 'rhe Vel- eran's Hospilal, +he annual Founder's Day Banque? on Thanksgiving Eve, 'l'he Chrisfmas and lni'l'ial'ion formals. The Jolly Pine Parly and beauliful Pansy Breakfasi' for depariing seniors made I949 a year never io be forgoH'en. ROW I-Levine, E., Hoodin, S., Marks, C., Mosier, Mrs., Hallo, H., Colfinuk, M., ROW 2-Puller, B., Baumring, A., Loeb, M., Sherwin, B., Dennis, E., May, L., Strauss, R. ROW 3--Gordon, J., Falcon, L., Cohen, L., Vigran, M., Kraff, J., F ld R ROW 4-Lurie, I., Wolf, C., Gains, S., Schwartz, R., Shair, E., Kauffman, P. DELTA PHI EPSILON Presidenf-Cynfhia Marks Vice Presidenf-Mickey Jarson Recording Secrefary-Hilda Hallo Corresponding Secrefary-Evelyn Levine Treasurer-Shirley Hoodin Lafe in fhe summer of '48 Delfa Phi Epsilon moved from fhe house on fhe hill fo a larger house af 346 Probasco Avenue. During fhe nexf few weeks fhey were all kepf busy painfing walls and wood- work, moving furnifure and buying new fhings needed fo fill fhe exfra space. Affer fhe furnishing and decorafing were complefed, fhe house was opened in lafe Sepfember. Parenfs and alums were invifed fo fhe dedicafion of fhe Fay Jurin Chaiken memorial lounge. A plaque was hung in fhe mem- ory of fhis alum. Old friends were fhen given a chance fo renew acquainfances over an informal fea. wi' WELL COME ON WHAT IS IT? DELTA ZETA Presidenl'-Faynelle Newland Vice Presidenf-Rufh Rosner Secrefary-Rufh Seidel Treasurer-Joy McCar'ly Founded Miami Universify l902 Xi Chapfer esfablished l9l6 The Golden Lamp of Delfa Zefa shone fhrough many carefree evenfs fhroughoul' fhe l948-I949 school year. Whal' wonderful fimes everyone had! There was a sef amounl' of school work mixed in wifh a lol' of fun. The social calendar confained celebrafions af Dad's Day, a special Hallowe'en masquerade, fhe Chrisfmas formal, and fhe pledge formal. The wiener roasf and house parfies held during 'lhe year were mosf successful. Many happy fhoughfs live on in 'Ihe minds of fhe Delfa Zefas, recalling 'rhe good years pas'l', looking forward fo fhose fo come wifh an even greafer enfhusiasm. WI S del R os e R., Brown, C., Newland, F., McCar'fy, J., Moorman, M. W2 Penn J S o nfeld adham, S., Graham, P., Porfer, B., Williams, I. W 3 Rapp L H mfh R Meyers, V., Sander, S., Smifh, J. ROW l-Vosmer, S., Davis, J., Corfrighf, S., Burleigh, M., Harllieb, N., Chapman, Mrs. F., B land B H mon J Frickman D Mler ROW 2-Benjamin, P., Slichfenofh, B., Poffhoff, M., Hone, J., Hebble, J., Reicherf, G., Gill P Markgraf B Sendlebeck D Kahle H ROW 3-Rice, B., Keller, A., Beucus, N., Albauqh, A., Biederman, J., Biederman, C., Dunbar P Wimsey B Rul J ROW 4-Mueller, A., Ingle, B., Taylor, N., Clark, B., Monfgomery, C., McClure, V., Ernsf, J Jackson S Zarfman B Johnsfon B ROW 5-Zinkhon, F., O'Keefe, K., Adams, L., Marucci, N., Sowards, P., Grace, L., Albers, M Hasselbrink P Green M Janfz J ROW 6-Davies, S., McVey, S., Lones, S., Green M., Bailey, N., Ramage, J., Sponsel, P., Kendrick A Muhlhauser P KAPPA ALPHA THETA Presidenf-Befsy Boland Vice Presidenf-Marilyn Burleigh Secrefary-Sally Corfrighf, Joan Hamon Treasurer-Nancy Harflieb Founded De Pauw Universify I870 Alpha Tau Chapfer esfablished l9I3 Affer a Nafional Convenfion al' Mackinac Island, 'lhe Thefa confingenf came back fo fhe UC campus singing 'lhe unforgeffable Chicken Song, while af home, 'lheir sisfers had donned old clofhes and helped fhe inferior decorafors give fheir house an invifing look. Rush season over, fhe Thefas found fhemselves, fired buf happy, welcoming ninefeen new pledges. These girls fried 'lo find 'rime 'I'o know fhe acfives, who were kepl' busy in fhe whirl of campus acfivifies. Ocfober found fhe girls af Marie- monl' Rec in fhe miclsf of a Thefa Carnival, fhen a slumber parfy, where a few of fhe brighfer eyes serenaded drooping lids fo 'lhe wee hours of mid- morning. ln December fhe neophyfes were formally infroduced fo UC sociefy al' fhe Mefropole Ballroom. SUCH INTELLIGENTSIA is X OK WHAT COMES NEXT? KAPPA DELTA Presiden'l'-Laverne Dick Vice Presidenl'-Jean Rolherl' Secrelary-Jean Sfralemeyer Treasurer-Grace Pirrung Founded al Virginia Slafe Normal School, I897 Omega Xi, l9I3, 73 Chapiers For l'he Kappa Dellas l'he coming of 'lhe summer season meanl' nol' only vacalion bul' also decora'l'ion lime. For monlhs 'rhe house hummed wilh plans: weary crews of Kappa Del+s in painl-spallered ieans look breaks on l'he fronl s'l'eps and wondered if +hings would ever gel' back lo normal. Evenlually, deep green walls sel off by gleaming while wood- work added 'lhe new look lo lheir living-room in lhe house on Cliflon Avenue and gave silenl lribule lo K.D. lasfe. Al' lasl' lhe cups, symbols of 'lhe previous year's lriumphs, were placed on lhe manlel lo spur lhem on l'o grealer endeavors in lhis, l'he 35+h anniversary year of Omega Xi of Kappa Della. ROWI DeSalvo A Zurlane C Sfrafemeyer, J., Dick, L., Keegan, Mrs., Rofherl, J., Fielman, G., Wilzbach, T., Pugh, L., Schwindf, C. W2 Bolfs J Vogf E :che uni, M., Keller, C., Sellards, B., Allen, B., MacDonald, P., Hynes, J., Ploss, S. W 3 Price M Slurgeon V ONeal J Lighl, J., Schulte, M., Sfross, E., Skelfon, R., Luh, E., While, B., Schwarz, R., Braun, M. ROW 4-Smulh J Brelfhold E Jones D Schmid, R., Hofmann, V., Lavell, J., Goerlemiller, M., Humphrey, J., Smifh, P., Burl, J. ROW 5-Lynn L McConachle N DeSaIvo J., Pelers, V., Meinken, M., Bammerlin, J., Knoblaugh, J., Rogers, J., Wessel, B. ROW 5--Kendrick N Daum A Lehmann S., Anderson, J., Oberlin, M., Wagner, G., Siilh, L., Dick, B., Wood, D., Ammos, B., Moak, R. 4, .l se-. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Presidenl-Jean Heller Vice Presidenl-Mary Belh Williams Secrelary-Nancy Eilers Treasurer--Shirley Disller Founded Monmoulh College I870 Bela Rho Chapler eslablished l9l4 Kappa -'lalizing on Kappa Kisses, 'lhe Kappas pul' up a Kiss-O-Meler boolh for lhe Sigma Sigma Carnival 'ro win one of 'lhe lrophies. Then came 'rhe volleyball 'lournamenl and anolher cup: lapping 'for Morlar Board and lhree of lhem were Kappas: eleclion of band sponsor- a Kappa! There was no 'lime lo gloal, however, for lhe sing was scheduled and 'lhere were hours of praclice ahead, lhrough 'lo fhe finals and 'rhe year's end. Summer came. For some 'lhis meanl' going lo 'lhe nalional conven- lion: for every Kappa il' meanl' lhe caplure of lhe nalional scholarship cup, lruly an enviable lrophy. lT TAKES A KAPPA ROW l-Kahle, J., Benzing, B., Byers, M., Williams, M., Halvorsen, A., Heller, J., Koop, J., Disller, S., Eilers, N., Speckman, P. ROW Z-Shouse, C., Slanley, C., Haase, P., Kaemmerle, B., Olds, B., Boone, B., Koehler, M., Crider, C., Underwood, R., Nachl, B. ROW 3-While, C., Oberlander, J., Heisel, R., Calverl, H., Wiseman, J., Heckman, S., Reeves, J., Chenowelh, D., Ebersole, P., Foley, K. ROW 4-Jensen, G., Hogan, E., Avey, V., Carpenter, N., Evans, M., Fuldner, N., Kling, E., Noack, J., Smith, C., Wilcox, V. ROW 5-Danner R., Hughes, J., Berkshire, M., Williams, C., Gusfafson, B., Wrigley, J., Hengslenberg, J., McGlaughIin, M., McGarry, B., Ponfius, B. ROW 6-Snyder, J., Newell, S., Bissell, P., Gosiger, M. J., Wallerman, J., Erhardf, B., Erhardl, C., Hundley, P., Seghers, J., Gocker, P. 85 RO W I-Wriqhi, J., Giancola, B., Keilh, Mrs., Ludeke, A., Kamson, M. W 2-Davis, B., Denyven, J., Greene, L., Schilling H Klink, J. W 3-Schierloh, E., Liebeirau, J., Fiseher, L., Hoyer, P., Saville, I. MORE CARD SHARKS PHI MU Presidenl'-Audrey Ludeke Vice Presidenl-Belly Gianiola Secrelary-Phyllis Hoyer Treasurer-Jean Wrighl' Founded Weslyan College l904 Della Zefa Chapler eslablished l93l Original and inleresling parlies accuralely de- scribe Phi Mu's rush program. Highlighls of lhis year's season included an oFF-campus parl'y al Tail' Museum and 'lhe annual Dream Cake Ceremony. Hayrides, beer parlies, and olher fes'livi'l'ies inialiale +l1e pledges inl'o +he gay spiril' of Phi Mu. Follow- ing lheir nalional lradilion, l'he Della Zefa chapler supplies +he Children's Ward al' General Hospiral wi+h +oys. Daily, each child is permifled lo choose a diflerenl roy from l'he Phi Mu's Toy Carl. Thus lhey carry on, bringing good where il' is needed. Pl LAMBDA SIGMA Presidenr-Margarel' Timmers Vice Presidenl-Margarer Connelly Secrefary-Helen Plagge TreasurerQJoan Fussner Founded Bos+on Universiry l92l Ze+a Chapfer Eslablished I933 Work, plans, and hope wen+ info fhe new Pi Lam house on Joslin Avenue, now a 'Filling +ribu'I'e +o 'lheir alums, acfives and pledges. The house-warm- ing proved +o be a wonderful ge+-fogerher for bolh members and old friends of +he chapler. When fhis excifemeni' had subsided a bi+, +he social and scholasfic aspecfs of life reappeared as +he 'lheme of fhe moment As is fheir cuslom every year, Pi Lam's pledges were presenfed wilh a flourish dur- ing +he formal a+ 'lhe Crysfal Room. Big sisrer beamed as a song harmonizing wifh liH'le sis+er's individualify pu'l her in lhe spoflighf. Wifh social evenrs like +his 'ro highlighr confinual academic eFFor+s rhe Pi Lams manage fo keep happily busy in l'he college way 'rhroughoul' l'he enrire year. OH SWEET REVERIE ROW I-Bernabei, A., Plagge, H., Timmers, M., Meyers, C., Connolly, M., Weber, R., Weber D. ROW 2-fRoss, D., Zwick, R., Males, J., Zwick ,M., Kerley, M., Duhme, M., Kelley, L. ROW 3-Kreke, J., Schlererh, B., Schlerefh, M., Weber, A., Boehm, I., Henke, .R., Hyland, K. ROW I-Schneider, S., Blackman, A., Lifwin, L., Rosenslein, Mrs., Kanier, J., Friedman, S., Siegel, N. ROW 2-Friedman, J., Liebowilz, R., Bachrach, J., Minson, M., Lilwin, P., Kulka, B., Nalhaw, B., Slobodien, R. ROW 3-Perry, B., Ronsheim, S., Aronberg, G., Greenwald, B., Robens, E., Levinson, J., Hauser, H. AND THE PIE FORK GOES HERE SIGMA DELTA TAU Presidenl-Lois Lilwin Vice Presidenl'-Jane Kanier Secre+ary-Aniia Blackman Treasurer-Shirlee Friedman Founded Cornell I9I7 Epsilon Chap'I'er esfablished I923 The S.D.T.'s began +his year wi+h a redecorafed house, pain+ed and fixed over by +he girls 'l'hem- selves. Al Chrisfmas lime 'lhey enlerlained 'lhe Orphans a+ a parly. They were represenied on +he Home Ec Tribunal by Shirley Schneider, on 'lhe Applied Arls Tribunal by Shirlee Friedman, and on lhe Teacher's College Tribunal by Barbara Perry, who was also presidenl' of Wig Wag. Anolher presi- denl in our miclsl was Helen Hauser, who presided over 'lhe League of Women Vofers. Talenied Gloria Sue Joseph awed many guesls a+ our a'FFairs wi'l'h her beauiiful voice. Those cocoa parries afler lhe Saiurday aflernoon ioolball games proved +o be wonderful gel' +oge+hers for ac+ives, pledges, alums and +heir dales, impressed by lheir culinary skills. ROW I-O'Brien, J., Hemmerf, R., Funch, M., Tighe, P., Murphy, G., Bick, Mrs., Fulford, B., Lange, J., Laumann, M., Chinery, J., Crane, J. ROW 2-Bucher, V., Ausfin, J., Kuhlman, M., Grogan, M., Albanese, R., Janszen, E., Pesa, C., Sfeinkamp, N., Heidacher, H., Koegel, J., Blesi, M ROW 3-Topmoeller, S., lsphording, S., Dahlman, B., Koegel, P., McCoy, M., Fox, M., Hanlon, A., Schmalz, J., Nieman, J., Sleinkamp, S., McDevi'H, S. ROW 4-Grogan, M., Birn, M., Lange, S., Buenle, M., Orfner, S., Raffermann, A., McCoy, J., Jung, R., Lang, V., Rush, J. ROW 5-Brislol, J., Cleveland, P., Leis, C., Bohmer, L., Droege, R., Porfeous, M., Mall, D., Bauerbach, A., Bauerbach, J., Hobson, P. ONE AMONG MANY THETA PHI ALPHA Presidenl-Belly Fulford Vice Presidenl-Gerry Murphy Secre'l'ary-Pafricia Tighe Treasurer-Jeanne Lange Founded Universily of Michigan, I9ll Epsilon Chapfer, l9ll Ohs! Ahsl and sighs were heard 'lhroughoul +he Greek Amphilheafer as +he Thela Phi's caplured lhe lnlerfralernily Sing cups, noi one bul' 'lwol They had gleefully discovered +he Losl' Chord! These enormous addi'l'ions lo lhe l948 +rophy lable 'look lheir place along wifh 'l'he lnlramural baskelball, Aqualic Queen, Tennis Day, and Sigma Chi Sweel- hearl' cups. Rushweary buf happier lhan ever, 'rhey began 'lhe new season, chanling Back Bauerbach and We Smell De-feel as parl' of Sophos and Homecoming campaigns. Well-earned relaxalion from lhis busy college life was afforded by several old clolhes parfies and lhe Pledge Formal al' Make- lewah where The'l'a Phi l'radi'l'ionally presenls 'l'he laesl ' amid soul-safisfying applause a la UC slag. A ZETA TAU ALPHA Presidenl-Virginia Kunold Vice Presidenl-Marion Nieporle Secrela ry-Mary Slofle Treasurer-Rulh Figg Founded Virginia Slale Normal College I898 Alpha Ela Chapler Afler lhe whirl of rushing had subsided, a big Golden Anniversary receplion was held lo celebrale l'he 50l'h birlhday of Zela Tau Alpha. The house almosl overflowed wilh alums, deans, sludenls, and friends. Plans broughl' back from 'lhe convenlion down al' Virginia Beach were pul' in'l'o praclice immedialely. Open houses, exchange dinners and parries were all crammed info l'he fall and spring semeslers. Then +he big evenl of l'he year was Ihe Pledge Formal al' Makelewah in honor of our 'Fresh- man class. The commillee really did i+seI'F up proud on Ihal' dance. Campus acI'ivil'ies, 'lhaf ever-presenl' pull for bel'+er scholarship, and bigger and be'Her sororily plans made 'lhis year a busy one for lhe girls al' Ihe Zela house iusl' across on Cliflon Ave. lT WENT THIS WAY ROW I-Cadman, L., Goldschmidf, M., Frame, S., Busch, A., Kunold, V., Bandel, Mrs., Miller, J., Sfofle, M., Smifh, J., Figg, R., Engelke, E. ROW 2-Glasgow, H., Woolery, M., Kriegel, J., Ferfig, C., Georgeron, C., Carnell, F., Frye, J., Slelfinius, N., Richardson, G., Hahn, M., Pfriem, B., Irons, M, ROW 3-Sf. Clair, J., Molloy, H., Bergold, J., Glunl, E., Reilenour, M., Borqmann, J., Nielander, D., Lang, M., Schulze, V., Popplewell, G., Gilmore, B. ROW 4-Sleward, J., Egry, M., Mason, M., King, J., Garner, J., Jenkins, R., Wifschger, M., Cheek, M., Lang, J., Quinn, P., Benzinger, R. ROW 5-Becker, J., Irwin, M., Timm, W., Espelage, M., Myers, I., Graf, M., Ellioll, C., Harvey, L., Abel, B., Coales, A., Doggett, E., ROW l-Ralsfon, J., Smifh, L., Heinzerling, L., Siberf, A., Berfsch, L., Bauer, i D., Shafer, P. ROW 2-Bosch, G., Felfy, G., Michel, J., Berwanger, M., Karabensch, H., Kron, B., Rich, S. ROW 3-Beck, E., Hoffman, R., Oppenheim, R., Schmidf, J., Link, H., Luke, C., Smilh, J. ROW 4-Kisker, H., Wilmer, S., De Salvo, C. L., Phillips, B., Wilson, M., Juechfer, D., Moore, J. Trianon was 'Founded in i929 al' 'lhe Universify of Cincinna+i and is parl' of a nalional organiza- 'l'ion. Highlighls of our year's acl'ivi+ies included acfing as Red Cross hosfesses al' Fl. Thomas and enlerlaining for 'rhe convenfion in indianapolis. Our fashion show was also a big evenl as were olher parries, dances, and picnics. Presidenl' and Vice Presidenl' for lhis year were Lois Heinzerling and Peggy Shafer. Two Lois', Smifh and Berlsch, filled 'lhe o+her offices. ROW l-Perry, B., Hauser, H., Lilwin, P., Kling, E. ROW 2-Joseph, G., Himovifz, M., Eckman, R., Fox, S. U- C. The U.C. League of Women Vo'l'ers, aflilialecl wilh +he s+al'e league of Women Vo'l'ers, is one of l'wo experimenlal college groups in Ohio. Lei fhe people know, make +he people care and help lhe people acl is wha+ lhey are s'l'riving for wi'l'h l'his year's s'l'udy of l'he Uniled Nalions. These women have gained fame wilh Helen Hauser governing 'lhe gavel, Barbara Perry keeping 'rhe lime on paper and Elaine Kling counfing 'rhe money for our poli'l'i-gals. 'Fi--fy' ROW l-Dean, O., Weiss, D., Huey, N., Yafes, J., Zenifh, J., Bauman, C. ROW 2-Kafo, B., Harbaum, D., Friedman, P., Forluin, F., Moraifes, J., Bellamy, J. Before fhe war disrupfed UC acfivify, black lcnighfs on checlc- ered fields consfanfly endang- ered fhe life of Her Maiesfy, fhe Queen, during 'lhe Chess Club's nocfurnal maneuverings. Now, under fhe direcfion of Omer Dean, fhe group which some years ago capfured fhe lnfercollegiafe crown again enjoys fhe 'royal and ancienl' game every Friday evening. ROW I-Snoddy, J., Keaiing, W., Corcoran, G., Perry, B. ROW 2-Schneider, S., Albers, M., Lloyd, J., Hemmerf, R. One of fhe nafion's youngesf chapfers is fhe UC Red Cross unif. Alfhough nof 'formally rec- ognized unfil April, I948, ifs firsf year saw a flurry of acfivify under hard-working leaders, Gene Corcoran and Barbara Perry. Some of fhe services offered by fhe group are Home Nursing, Camp and Hospifal Enfer- fainmenf, Wafer Safefy, Nufrifion and Transporfafion. a-Q. .l. S. This group seems perennially 'ro hold ils own on cam- pus, independen+ or noi! Wilh cuslomary delermina- +ion, several members of A. l.S. gained prominence for lhemselves and fheir group by gaining offices in +he Junior class, Social and Orienlalion Boards, and in Junior Advisers. Mummers Guild, loo, saw more lhen one A.l.S. pin on ils up-and-coming lhespians. This organizalion, aclually a composile of +he Associalion of lndependenl Men and lndependenl Women on campus, provides a social life 'For il's members as well as a helpful hand in aclivilies and scholaslics. Their 'lradilional dances al' Chrislmas and Valen+ine's Day are always hilarious gel- logelhers, and lhe informal parlies during +he year al' off-campus spols keep fhings al' an even keel. ln-belween -limes, lhese unalifilialed sludenls make an appearance in inframural sporls, capluring enough cups 'lo make il in- -leresling for all. Ted Lorenz was lhe ambilious and very able presidenl' in '48, he claimed Gingee Elberly as vice- presidenl and seemed 'lo need 'lwo secrelaries, Shirlee Reu'l'er and Joyce Barnes, and lreasurers, Rosalee Mallson and Dila Bachman. Yes, lhe lndependenls supplied l'ha'l ever-necessary balance so imporlanl' 'lo college life. TIME TO RELAX ROW l-Houser, E., Meyer, F., Barnes, J., Reufer, S., Elberfy, G., Lorenz, T., Bachman, R., Maffson R Schaffner J ROW 2-Weil, A., Vollman, J., Humble, J., Slix, M., Phillips, D., Hineman, D., Lidell, D., Schlelcher N LaNasa F Walfers ROW 3-Sfix, C., Schilmeisler, G., Ramundo, F., Galyean, W., Doebele, M., Tanner, J., Mueller, D Silver F Cobb C ROW 4-Free, J., Wagner, D., Lehrner, F., Griffin, M., Wansfralh, W., Dowling, E., Bear, J., Kamman E Zaldaln S ROW 5-Gray, L., Wilson, R., Schaengold, R., Huey, N., Morlon, C., Drexelius, R., Phillips, R., Durr M Scheper H IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN GET FOR YOU? A QUARTET PLUS WHAT A GAME LET'S SING FELLOWS Yes, Sir. . . . Have I a march? Sure fhing Sir. Yes, I shined your shoes, Sir. . . . You're welcome, Sir, any+ime. . . . Wha+ else could H be bu+ a Iypical conversa+ion berween an ac+ive and a pledge! When we 'firsf enrolled a'I' U.C., IeI'+ers swamped us: all asking us lo aH'end diFFeren'I' fra- +ernHy parlies, smokers, picnics, swimming parlies, dances . . . Here we were soughl' af+er. Each fra- +ernHy fold us of Hs many advanfages, Hs financial sefup, Hs hisiory and Hs plans for ihe fufure. Bul' once we had pledged +he fra+ernHy we preferred, oh, whal' a differenl' sI'ory. The firsl' +hings we were greeled wHh were IH'IIe pol's I'o wear upon our heads, a pledge pin, and a Iis+ of do's and don I's Ihal' a pledge mus'I' obey. We were I'he ye+-+0-be's and as such we washed dishes, shined shoes, polished silver, waHed 'fable and-fixed up big bro+hers wHh our old high school flames. On Sa+urday, we had our weekly work sessions which included every I'ype of work imaginable. Greek IndocI'rina+ion we shall pass over wHh a mere menfion. Period . . . Then came I'he big day when large pin replaces small, and +he glorious Ac+ive replaces lowly Underdog. Wor+h H? You be'I', pledgel 49 LZEWEV CMT . L3EEi'-SADDIXS, Aagixx 2 . 'IPEGI 'NADA WWW . Bljilliwief Mil l fN ypuree AS H 3 ,.-- -i'.,,n ..... . - ---- ' Il J 915:65 MW SAR ,v Goan AS!-ly f W S9 cfs was 5 15' If Q 4, uw ' 4. Qy? qo -,Q If Q wi ' , 01 x X X 1 X A Stix 8 IWW mililllllIllllmunlllllluum W. 'J 3 X y 4 ox Qi? p9 66465 og, P xv cm J ff Xxx is-J QW X Z vi 62 VNS . L g sl ooh' , rex ' , iv QR, I 4 71 , 'I dy Vail, gh s ,K . 0 ,rs 49 5 Q Xfvvqiw I ' N VI nge O, Q7 46 Q: nu rg ww 1 f' Q? Pix . 'Q - CP I KI I X 4 V7 - Ii if VW. N ,, is y iv- w ' Ma - ,1- I fe.: ROW l-Brown, H., Besf, R., Benflage, J., Jaffe, L., Doerman, L., Goerfle, J., Paul, G., Hill, E. ROW 2-lorio, V., Marsch, H., Schindler, C., Simon, M., Johns, P., Lodwick, R., McGraw, M., Suddendorf, R., Sfewarl, G., Van Pell, C., Schulfz W ROW 3-Brown, R., Ostholfhoff, R., Graser, E., Krabacher, J., Fremonf, R., Blah, J., Lavell, W., Smiih, M., Fisher, R., Lapinsky, R. ROBERT W. BISHOP INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Holy smolce, Joe, you mean we can'l' pockei- pledge him LEGALLY? Tha+'s whal il' says here in lhis li'Hle Freshman 'blue-boolc'g no 'hol--boxing' is going io be 'lolerafed ei'lherl ln+erfraierni'l'y Rush Guide has eliminaied a lol' of 'lhe misunder- sianding always aH'ached io 'l'he male rushing sea- son, and launched 'rhis group in'lo anolher successful school year. The council is consianily s'I'riving +o dispel l'hal' air of mys+icism surrounding lhe fra- +erni+y syslem by discussing 'l'he muiual problem in represeniaiive meeiings. ln addiiion io ifs univer- siiy services, IFC is noled for l'he oulslancling social evenls ii' sponsors. This is fhe group responible for ihal' close union of 'lhe Greeks which resulied in a mosl enjoyable ln'l'erfra+ernil'y Dance in lhe spring. Presiclenl'-Louis Doerman Vice Presidenl-James GoeHle Secrelary Treasurer-Lloyd Jaffe ACACIA Presidenf-Fred Sfork Vice Presidenf-Roberf Besf Secrefary-W. R. Hill Treasurer-George Kirsh Founded Universify of Michigan, Ann Arbor, i904 Cincinnafi Chapfer esfablished I929 Acacia counfs among ifs numbers men wifh varied inferesfs, buf wilh a common goal: 'lhe de- velopmenf of a lifelong fellowship. An exfremely successful rush season added 3I pledges fo fhe Acacia rosfer, an all-fime record for fhe local chap- fer. This growfh in membership filled fhe big house on Universify Courf and fwo annexes were neces- sary fo house fhe ouf-of-fown men. Acacia's mem- bers enioyed a special monopoly on +he falenfs of accordionisf George Bowman, excepf when he ap- peared as Vanifies' soloisf. A hair-raising Halloween Parfy, sfarring fhe Spook House, headed fhe fall social acfivifies, while in spring, Acacia acfives played hosl' fo pledges af fheir annual Pledge Formal. TRY A DIFFERENT KEY ROW I-Rogers, R., Barnes, J., Johnson, D., Hill, W., Sfork, F., Best, B., Wagner, R., Kirch, G Scharod ROW 2-Morse, T., Derr, J., Brown, R., Boni, R., Larson, J., Tooley, M., Neumann, J., Carr ROW 3-Ellis, W., Aldrige, R., Salle, G., Eichenberqer, N., Hill, D., Rineharf, B., Fresher R Lasko T Renh ROW 4-Pickerell, R., Brabson, R., Wardell, J., Gibbons, J., Rudolph, E., Fengya, A., Waferfleld R Loblfz K ROW 5-Specker, R., Brenner, G., Leever, R., Brown, W., Woodburn, J., Schroder, J., Miller R Faughf R P Ins R YEP SHE SURE IS ALPHA EPSILON PI Masfer-Marvin Simon L+. Masier-Bob Barne'H' Exchequer-Al Horwi+z Scribe-Jerry Friedlander AE ll founded in l9l3. Omicron Dueieron esfalolishecl I920 in Cincinnaii. Hey fella, mop 'l'ha+ floor, repainr rhose walls, shine up 'rhai' brass! These were familiar expressions around +he firsi' AE Pi house early in Sepiember. Everyone was working like a bee +0 gel' +hings in ship-shape condifion 'for fhe forihcoming house- warming. The iob finished, and fesfiviiies a+ fhe new house over, 'I'he men iurnecl 'lheir aH'en1ions 'lo 'rhe all-impor+an+ fask of playing a larger roll in campus ac+ivi+ies. The ini+ia+ion of +he pledges was fhe primary obieciive, while 'ihe New Year's Eve open house and +he spring formal added iheir zes+ io more impor+an'l' evenfs of ihe year AEW I949. R WI Peerless M While R Fr edla d mon, M., Barneff, R.,Horwi?z, A., Zemsky, M. W2 Me achf L ph u barg J uro S., Troum, L., Holbrook, I., Carmel, E. W 3 Kam for E olf Sc wariz, J., Liscow, S., Radin, B. W4-Guffe D Rose osenb rg c warfz, H., Spiiz, H., Holzberg, S., Schwarfz, A., Fried, A. ALPHA SIGMA PHI Presiden'l'-Earl Graser Vice Presideni'-Jim Terrill Secreiary-Paul Johns Treasurer-Roy Romine Founded Yale Universiiy I845 Bela Sigma Chapier eslablished I947 During I948, Alpha Sigma Phi's firsi year on +his campus, +hey carried off mosi of +he iop hon- ors af 'ihe Beaux Ar+s Ball--ihus proving +ha+ The brush is mighiier ihan 'l'he sword! Thai summer +hree U. C. represen+a+ives aHended Alpha Sigma Phi's five-day conveniion a+ Bedford, Pa., where fhey celebraied 1'he 'fra+erni1'y's l03rd year. Sigma chapier ai' Lexingfon was hosi' fo U.C.'s Alpha Sigs during Universiiy of Ken+uclcy's fall fesfival. A gala house par+y was 'l'he highlighi' of iheir weekend, fhey were indeed royally enieriainedl Speaking of good +imes-lasi' year's Chrisimas pariy and iis aura of Black Magic Perfume will no+ be forgoHen. Their second anniversary found Bela Sigma chapfer a full fwenfy s+rong, bu'I' siill house-hunfing. ROW I-Romine, R., Rader, V., Riehl, G., D'Amico, T., Van Antwerp, C. ROW 2-Graser, E., Risser, J., Johns, P., Terrell, J., Kehlmeier, R SEE I TOLD YOU SO ROW I-Benedicf, D., Dixon, R., Lavell, W., Franlr, V., Roih, Mrs. M. L., Smifh, M., Sfevens, G., Brafford, R., Miller, J., Lawyer, E. ROW 2-Morris, W., Hamplian, L., Clark, D., Miller, W., Kunkel, M., Lorimer, W., Romary, J., Golden, J., Brigham, W., Wiegand, D., McNeill, S., ROW 3-Wesf, G., Brown, W., Shanks, C., Erman, R., Salmon, W., DeWeese, B., Mappes, R., Harry, J., Seiberr, C., Refzinger, B., Slegman, T. ROW 4-Doerman, L., Thiel, J., Burgeff, H., Zugeller, D., Mclnrosh, R., Leisinger, R., Spiller, E., S+. Clair, P., Srocker, R., Coleman, D. ROW 5-Sranf, L., Allieri, B., Blickensderler, R., Musekamp, G., Rodenfels, R., Anderson, R., Jones, P., Rinderknechf, J., Aneshansel, R., Scorl, B., Slroehlein, F. ROW 6-Townsend, R., Marlin, F., Huber, R., Malfeson, R., McFarlan, J., Sinnelfe, P., Perin, J., Perin, C., Ashbrook, S., Burl, R., Slegman, C. ONCE UPON A TIME . . . Presidenl--William La Valle Vice Presidenl'-John Golden Secrelary-Ralph Dixon Treasurer-Vic+or Frank Founded V.M.I. I865 Della Lambda Chapler I922 During lhe summer monlhs, A T O held ils big nalional congress al' Sun Valley, Idaho. Represenla- 'lives from all over lhe coun'I'ry, including Max Smilh, 'lhe former presidenl of Cincinnali chapler, mel, formulalecl plans, and lasl, bul cerlainly noi' leasl, enjoyed lhe beaulies of sun and snow. Wilh lhese suggeslions firmly in mind, lhe new officers made plans for an even bigger year 'lhan 'lhe lasl, spurred on by 'lhe previous year's achievemenls in winning lhe Sigma Sigma lrophy al' lhe carnival for bricks from old McMick and for 'lhe lirsl' place floal' ai' Home-coming, lruly a golden vic'l'ory. 4 AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB Presidenf-William R. Schul'l'z Vice Presiden+-Roger C. Brown Secrefary-Roberl' E. Sears Treasurer-Harold W. Pexfon Founded Denison Universify I9l9 Cincinna+i Chapfer esiablished I926. Daniel Websfer s'l'a'res +ha'l a convenfion is a for- mal and special assembly of delegaies me+ +0 ac- complish some specific obiec:+. The nafional Ameri- can Commons Club convenfion had an obiecl all righf, buf as for fhal' formal par+-Wow! Three hec- 'Hc days were crammed wilh meeiings, parlies, and banquefs. lf was lo+s of fun for lhe guesfs, buf even more so for lhe Cincy boys, since lheir official dufy was 'lo show off fhe fown. They played hosl again fo 'l'heir alums a+ fhe annual Home- coming Banquei. Websier is perfec+ly righr aboul' a banquei-'lhis cerfainly was a sumpiuous feasi, buf even he would have been los+ for words 'lo describe 'lheir beauliful Spring Formal 'lhal' year. DOWN AT MARYANN'S ROW I-Miller, W., Hoover, P., Pexfon, H., Schulfz, W., Brown, R., Branscom, J., McCIuskey ROW 2-Jordan, D., Fille, H., Moses, D., Hopper, F., King, J., Kavouras, G., Mason, J., Ehrlich, R. ROW 3-Schumacher, R., SHN, T., Elnan, O., Johnsfon, W., Dick, P., Rude, D., Miles, H. ,WaIker, K. ROW l-Thomas, D., Albaugh, W., Paul, G., Brewer, Wm., Mike The dog., Lodwick, A., Fawcefl, B., Boeh, R., Lowry, W., Poynier, D., Woellner, J., Bueche, F., Knox, J. R. ROW 2-Smith, J., Anderson, R., Brady, S., Clageff, J., Cordes, W., Wickham, D., Kennedy, E., Shoemaker, B., Rose, J., Adair, T., Diefz, R., Schneider, R. ROW 3-Howell, H., Kennedy, J., lrwin, L., Thompson, R., Sebasrian, J., Bowman, R., Lewis, R., McHenry, L., Benzing, L., Bruckmann, J., Ryan, D. ROW 4-Peirce, W., Kennedy, M., Huey, H., Bailey, B., Alexander, J., Beckner, D., Brendamour, J., Crandall, B., Conway, P., Huey, G., Cooper, M., Ruehmann, E. ROW 5-Nickerson, G., Hendricks, R., Quinn, W., Slickney, R., Jacobs, R., Peper, H., Frazier, D., Biehl ,D., Dietz, J., Crozier, C., Sfeele, W., Kuhn, P. ROW 6-Mehornay, R., Bocksfiegel, R., Siekmann, V., Thompson, W., Cone, F., Forbriger, B., Whifford, D., Erhardf, J., Kreimer, S., Geiger, J., Maulf, B., Schulze, R. THAT WAS A GOOD ONE Ti BETA THETA Pl Presiden+-Richard Lodwick Vice Presidenl-George Paul Secrelary-Paul Trui++-Bill Lowry Treasurer-Bob Boeh Founded Miami Universiry l839. Bela Nu inslalled l890 ln keeping wilh lradirion, lhe school year was off +o a flying slarl' for rhe Belas. Mackinac lsland was fhe scene of lhe convenlion and Chief , as usual, s+ole 'rhe show. The fralernily s'lill hasn l' slopped 'lalking aboul +he advanfages of +he Grand Horel. Rerurning +o Cincy and school, 'lhe boys displayed lheir new-found spiril' al' 'lhe rush parly al Benzing's farm. The parly will never be forgollen, claim +he aclives, 'Phe pledges, and 'lhe men who wem' Sig! The usual Yulelide spiril' prevailed al lhe Bel'a's annual Chrislmas dance, held al' rhe Queen Cily Club. Neilher lhe Belas nor 'lhe Queen Ci'l'y Club will ever be 'lhe same. The new year broughl' new brorhers lo The fold, royally received al' ihe inilia- 'rion banquel, ready 'ro make UC and 'lhe Bela Nu chapfer l'he envy of all. Such is delerminafion. ROW l-Childs, H., Reiman, R., Todd, J., Leonard, T., Boulef, J. Brues e c in er uerh er oc Voss J Leisinger ROW 2-Blackwell, W., McCall, E., Clark, A., Smilh, D., Hanauer R Loskwood G Weber F Zackman W Dllz J Armslrong W Kinney W ROW 3-Bary, W., Snyder, R., Russell, G., Lindross, C., Micheau, J Knabe A Harl J M lz B Todd J Schuberl R Radlke ROW 4-Gailher, A., Lowe, R., Nelson, M., Francis, D., Gard, L Linesch E Gerhardl W Seybold H Thomas H Wmnes H ROW 5-Adams, W., Heuck, W., Loudin, B., Relzsch, O., Boyce, S Pllman L Hobl E Sellz W Nickerson M Thackslon B Wolfe R DELTA TAU DELTA Presidenl-Carl Schindler Vice Presidenl-George Brueslle Treasurer+lack Todd Secrelary-Jack Boulel Founded Belhany College l859 Gamma Xi Chapler eslablislned l909 If you ever allend one ol lheir parlies you'll know wl1al lun is, lor lhe Dells lrom ll1al modern- islic sheller are known lor lheir gay and gala good limes. Everyone knows a Dell parly and line enler- lainmenl iusl nalurally go logelher. 'l'l1eir old clolhes parlies, bullel suppers, and meelings wilh brolher chaplers are excellenl examples ol lhese galherings. The Chrislmas lormal, lull ol spiril and wonderful good limes, is considered one ol lhe highlighls ol lhe year. Always inleresled in sporls and especially 'Fond ol loolball and baseball, lhe Dells show up mosl any season wilh a good leam. Nol iusl parly boys, lhey also lake an aclive inleresl in school aclivilies and boasl many an excellenl sludenl, lhese men who wear lhe golden square. my Y55 r ,wg L, Qiief F Q5 I Mail? if Y QE 1326? .af JUST HOW BUSY CAN YOU ROW l-Meyer, F., Smiih, D., DeMenl', W., Hawk, K., Norfeman, H., schmidl, E. ROW 2-Heslerberg, R., Eagle, H., McCann, T., James, J., Bowman, A., Painler, L., Schulz, C. ROW 3-Abel, F., Wernersbach, A., Cliff, B., Slephens, E., Granf, Schmidf, W. ROW 4-Cassel, R., Slickling, D., Iverson, R., Kulzleb, R., Rudler, D., ROW 5-Secosan, C., Gross, W., Moore, J., Marlin, D., Krause, M., ROW 6-Zimmer, R., Wahl, B., MacNeill, J., Segelken, F., Radlke, IOTA CHI EPSILON Presidenl-Ely Hill Vice Presidenl'-Hewill' Norlemann Secrelary-Harry Perk Treasurer--James Morledge Founded l9l9-Universily ol Cincinnali No magic worcls are needed lo enler l'he IXE house! Never a weekend passes 'lhal' a large number of members and Their dales aren'l presenl. The pur- pose of loia Chi Epsilon is lo promole high scholar- ship, good fellowship, and lo round oul' lhe social, scholaslic, and sporls educalion of ils members. Each year lhe social calendar is well-filled. The evenl of 'lhe year +o which lhey all look forward is lhe Pledge Parry al' which lhe new men provide 'lhe enlerlainmenl. Bul' lhe only en'ler'l'ainmen'l' necessary lor 'l'he New Year's Eve Formal is 'lhe lradilional celebraling. Everyone rang in lhe New Year wilh exceplional gaiely and '49 proved ilself worlh lhe effort The ugliesl' man on campus in '49 was an lXE. GET Meyer, Mrs. E., Hill, E., Morledge, J., Perk, H., Elmore, J., Moore ,C., Ober- J., Marlin, H., Kunlz, K., McCormick, T., Myers, R., Lacy, R., Glaser, R., Waller, J., Sellers, D., Moormeier, L., Richter, J., Trousdell, T., Lieder, D., Hagenhoff, R., Hand, A., Burgess, R., McMillan, W., Tyrone, C., Hopper, R., Morris, R., Boggild, R. Garner, W., Smilh, C., Wille, B., Pogue, J., Bradley, E., Blelso, B., Williams, C. L., Ulmer, H., Yund, C., Runck, E., Bosse, R., Ehrnschwender, P., Eldon, D., Hughes, R. ROW I-Wiehoff, S., Sfockfon, E., Benflage, J., Marsch, H Laing Mrs Brewsfer J Haas M Joseph A Sowers J Rhodes J ROW 2-Beall, A., Bremer, G., Bokenkamp. G., Baell, W Armenlroul E Schroeder P McClung D Woodruff T Champlln J Zimmerman R Bidlingmeyer, L. ROW 3-Krislof, J., Siebenlriff, C., Bierman, R., Forsyth P Wright D Bosley W Meggelun H Hale D Fahrenbruck D Vlelhauer H Charllon J ROW 4-Floffman, D., Duff, F., Adams, D., VanVoorhis, N Hannold W Gampfer N Gall M Bufler R Ludlow W Comer W ROW 5-Wialf, R., Woodward, H., Kimball, M., Kimball A Rosenbusch O M gill M Koepnnck J Moore E Gillespie J Palmer S LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Presidenl-Waller C. Beall Vice Presidenl'-Richard J. Gillespie Secrelary-John Brewsler Treasurer-Joseph Wilson Founded Boslon Universily l909 Gamma Gamma Zela Eslablished l9I6 ll s new, i+'s diliferenl, i+'s 'rhe Lambda Chi's liv- ing room. As a resull' of 'l'heir Applied Arls sludenls' dreams, we saw some modern funclional archilec- lure. Wil'h more lricks up lheir sleeves lhey held a 'lea dance which ended on lhe Johnson Parly Boal' headed up +he Ohio. Feeling lhe urge +o migrale, a large maiorily ambled up +o l'he Bul'ler game and allended +he lnl'er-'Fra'lerni'ly dance. Ofhers had gone lo 'lhe Nafional Fralernify Assembly in Ash- ville, N. C. Selling up a new prececlenl' al lhe sororily exchange dinners, lhe alumni's wives were seen mingling wi'l'h 'lheir sorori'l'y sisfers. Confused? PHI DELTA THETA Presidenl'--Mickey McGraw Vice Presidenl'-Byron Mills Secrelary-Hal Books Treasurer-Bob Schwindl Founded Miami Universily l848 Ohio Thela eslablished l898 Before l'he Phi Dells lefl' for 'lheir cenfennial cel- ebralion al' Oxford, 'lhey bade an enlhusialic fare- well lo lheir old lodgings on McMillan S+., wi'I'h a big wrecking parly. Then, a+ Miami, lhey ioined Phi Dells from all over +he counlry in a week's commemoralion of 'lhe 'Fra+erni'l'y's hunclredlh year. Afler admiring 'lhe new nalional headquarfers, Ohio Thela could also poinl' wil'h pride lo i'l's own house on Digby Ave., Hnished in lime for 'lhe chap- +er's fiflielh anniversary. Fu+ure Phikeias need no longer be subiecled 'lo household drudgery, 'lhanks 'lo lhe easy-+o clean floors and slreamlined kilchen. The house, wilh ils unusual glass fronl, ils 'Furnishings and draperies, cerlainly proves 'lhal modern design shapes 'lhe fu+ure of Phi Del+a Thela. SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS! L!-Mauelleg, PJ., Runge, D., Moore, W., Refhmeier, M., Slickney, T., Mills, B., Gray, Mrs., McGraw, C., Books, H., Schwindl, R., Fuhrmann, J., lpp, ., erne, . ROW 2-Miller, D., Mifchell, J., Bauer, R., Glasgow, H., Davis, B., Woodworlh, G., Lampe, D., Hodgson, H., Banks, P., Borcherding, G., Zorniger, F., Gibson, G., Crooks, H., Andres, G., Alford, A., Goeffle, J. ROW 3-Merfen, H., Drake, J., Hayes, J., Eicher, T., Pfingsfag, H., Koch, G., Hanlon, E., Koch, B., Nikoloff, O., Brandi, D., Droger, F., Dorger, C., Brown, E. K dd T. H f W. W'l J. , na s, , un er, , nson, ROW 4-Koehler, F., Sfichfenofh, W., Cosfello, J., Nelson, A., Whilfeker, W., Davis, L., Varelman, B., Weir, P., Gay, R., Farrell, J., Krone, P., Eveslage, G., Schloss, E., Ewers, R., Caslellini, W., Buschle, H. ROW 5-Helmers, R., Warren, F., Shriver, J., Shriner, P., Hoffhouse, D., Lammers, C., Meyer, R., Pufnam, T., Funch, J., Finke, H., Hobarl, D., Auler, C., Merfen, D., Gabel, B., Hennessy, J. ROW 6-Richards, A., Adams, J., Lenzer, D., Slriefmann, A., Hill, N., Kadon, K., Blum, J., Dugan, F., McDeviH, J., Grunkemeyer, J., Williamson, M., Tiemeyer, A., Sfocks, L., Roman, J., Becker, C. PHI KAPPA Presideni-John Hoban Vice Presideni'-James Burns Treasurer-Ray Brinkman Secre+ary-Thomas Brown Founded Brown Universiiy I889 Omicron Chapler eslablished I925 Wifh songs of good cheer, members of Phi Kap celebraled 'ihe complefion of +heir new raihskeller, fhus beginning preparaiions for many a good +ime. The new rumpus room, an asse+ +o 'rhe chapfer house, is only one of several improvemenfs +ha+ were made. These fun-loving boys give many exci'l'ing parlies, each one beHer l'han 'l'he las'r. Their annual pledge formal s'I'ands oul' in our minds as being one of +he besl' fall dances. lr always provides +he same fine enferfainmeni and surprises 'ihai Phi Kap alums remember from many ofher years. The iradifional presenl'a+ion of each pledge wi+h a fra+erni+y mug, eagerly an'I'icipa'ied by everyone, lakes place a+ ihis evenf. These are +he cups which runneih over. ROW I-De Simone, A., Herbsf, P., Osiholfhoff, R., Burns, J., Hoban J Brinkman R Hemfz P Hoffman J De Carlo J ROW 2-lacobucci, F., Goyerf, C., Kemper, R., Lindeman, W., K ndall J Miller G Blank W Vonderwlsche A Gvlkey J Long J ROW 3-Rolh, R., Ryan, J., Nickerf, A., Mers, W., Ryan, J., Wildermuih R Donovan J Giuliani J Durkln C Penrod ROW 4-Thornfon, G., Eyink, L., Brennan, J., Thornbury, A., Sfrapp J K lne J Slwul T Huber H Rappleyea F Rardm B ROW 5-Defchmendy, F., Roffenberger, D., Sause, M., Halle, R., Torok J Enderle R Krabacher J Kramer G Schmid? U Smifh R ROW I-Klose, A., Rechlin, R., Kessler, W., Binder, W., Brown, D., Sherrafl, Mrs., Fischer, R., Johnsfon, W., Nesler, B., Yepsen, H., Jones, G., Gordon, D. ROW 2-Levey, D., Rafcliff, H., Marrero, R., Peal, D., Emery, J., Josler, C., Campbell, P., Renner, R., Schneider, E., Davis, B., Tupman, J., Brockmeier, R., Hagslrom, P. ROW 3-VanEafon, W., Parsons, G., Scheu, R., Greene, C., Gunderman, J., Kenney, H., Alherlon, D., Pillman, C., Slaughfer, W., Kallenhauser, R., Spencer D., Boling, R. ROW 4-Sullivan, M., Sluarl, R., Balke, T., Feldmiller, B., Zwick, A., Lasher, W., Daudislel, R., Box, E., Wallon, H., Melzger, E., Anderson, C., Klos- terman, J. ROW 5-MCGWN1. W-. Slffefleh. T-. Winder. D-. Giffln. R., Glendening, E., Johnston, D., Bell, F., Crumrine, J., Guliahr, U., Leisf, R., Miller, G., Heels, H., Johnslon, L. THAT P J BRIGADE AGAIN PI KAPPA ALPHA Presidenl-Jack Guliar Vice Presidenl-Gene Box Secrelary-Waller Johnslon Treasurer-William Binder Founded Universily of Virginia l868 Alpha Xi Chapler l9l0 Slrains of Honeymoon drilled 'lhrough lhe Sin- lon Ballroom lasf spring as lhe Pi Kappa Alpha's closed a lhree-day Tri-Slale Convenlion wilh lheir annual Dream Girl Formal. The iden+i+y of lheir '48 Dream Girl Sally Corlrighl, Kappa Alpha Thela, was announced lo 'lhe group by Paul Dixon over slalion WCPO. The long-awailed new house was acquired lhis summer when lhe fralernily purchased +he former George B. Cox mansion. Echoing a cheery welcome +o all who enler, a spiril' of friend- ship prevails lhere al' all limes. Adding lo +he sparkle are new +rophies, one awarded John Bannon as Uglies+ Man on campus: The o'rhers for mon- key business on 'lhe PiKA's lirsl' place Home- coming floals, re-relurned by popular demand. Pl LAMBDA PHI Presidenl-Roberf Wolf Vice Presidenl'-Roberl' Fremonl' Secrelary-Donald Liabson Treasurer-Harvey Diamond Founded Yale Universily l895 Ohio Mu eslablished l920 The boys of Pi Lambda Phi gained 'lhe highesl 'fralernily scholarship average lasl spring. Helping 'lo raise lhe score were fellows like Bob Fremon'l', Tau Bela Pi and ODK, Bob Wolf, Della Phi Della, and Gil Jacobs, Scarab. Jack Laub, Varsily baslcel- ball guard, and Sy S+ayman, U. C.'s scal' back, were spor'l's headliners. Wilh Sam Schapiro as News Re- cord Edilor, and Bob Fremonl and Mill' Levine, managing lhe Co-op Engineer, lhey held a long sui'l' in publicafions. Their good limes logelher, es- pecially on l'he all-nighl' sl'and assembly of lheir homecoming floal, hold memories iusl' as prized lo lhese huslling buslling members of Pi Lambda Phi. .742 . . lg, I , my , w., W ,asv M4 DOUBLE DUTY ROW l-Grudberg, H., Rosensfein, E., Fibel, H., Levine, E., Sfoll, L., Wolf, R., Fremonl, R., Diamond, H., Gellin, J., Tolpen, H. ROW 2-May, A., Groosman, L., Nevins, R., Freidenheim, J., Wachs, J., Gabel, M., Rabkin, R., Okum, M., Bergman, M., Bernslein, J. ROW 3-Rose, l., Bernhaul, M., Davidow, R., Holfxman, M., Dennis, J., Grossman, A., Lipshullz, M., Bergman, G., Levine, M. ROW 4-Schapiro, S., Bonem, F., Ginsberg, T., Lauler, G., Horowilz, E., Kraft, R., Altman, L., Bernslein, S., Hellman, L. ROW 5-Kahn, M., Schonfield, J., Mindheim, R., Greensfein, I., Rosenblum, R., Feldman, S., Harris, L., Berman, J., Sedacca, C. ROW l-Bohenenkamper, R., Miller, G., Jervis, T., Hopewell, J., Suddendorf, R., Kemp., Mrs., Bauman, R., Keeling, J., Lorenz, W., Tharp, R., Monr- gomery, R., Shorfs, F. ROW 2-Wendel, E., Douglas, C., Myers, R., Plaff, L., Huber, A., Sregemiller, K., Noyes, J., Schroeder, R., Dunn, R., Cook, R., Skidmore, D., Kluber, R., Hunf, J., Evans, D. ROW 3-Campbell, B., Fey, W., Cobb, J., Tekamp, S., Kormehl, P., Tahse, D., Lockharf, J., Stevens, T., Myers, A., Hiaif, W., Kaufmann, G., Bofhwell, R., Klausing, W. ROW 4-Zeigler, J., Gronke, B., Barreff, D., Hoffmann, B., Frilh, B., Hollaender, R., Myers, J., De Salvo, R., Remke, R., Dexler, B., Rau, R., Clageir, R., Havlovic, J., Krabacher, E. ROW 5-Shipley, G., McDeviH, L., Sonderman, W., Huss, J., Hammons, G., Sakelos, J., Beyersdorfer, J., Geier, T., Groenke, A., Heal, E., Doench, F., Cawein, D., Morelli, L., Bolsinger, D. . ROW 6-Kline, J., Gilmore, J., Mulholland, R., Sonderman, D., Carson, S.. Keshishian, J., Gabriel, J., Tumser, R., Sinclair, R., Cawein, H., Kvenlqlifimef. D., Flynn, C., Pfalzgraf, P., Lee, l. DON'T LOOK SO SMUG! SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Presidenl-Roberl' Tharp Vice Presidenl-Richard Lenox Secrefary--Waller Lorenz Treasurer-George Miller Founded Universily of Alabama l865 Ohio Epsilon Chapler eslalolished l889 The SAE house, across Cliflon Avenue from Mc- lvlicken Hall, was given a facelifling in '48. Oul- sicle, a new black lop driveway, while wil'hin, lhe asphall l'ile flooring and 'lelevision sel' adcl +o 'rhe reiuvenalion. On campus l'he SAE's gained promi- nence by winning bolh 'rhe preliminaries and finals of +he ln+erfra+erni+y Sing. Their social calendar is well-filled wilh lhe Shipwreck Pocldy, lhe annual Sigma Chi-SAE foolball game, and l'heir famous 'rhree day house parl'y. ln coniunclion wilh +he Dad's Day foolball celebralion, lhe boys al rended lhe game wilh 'lheir falhers, enlerfained +hem wil'h a slag parly and finally loaned rhem +he house 'For lhe nighl. 'Twas iusl' like fhe good old clays! ROW I-Bosfer, S., Erafburd, L., Berger, B., Sfeinberg, M., Sfewarf, G., Singer, D., Behrendf, L., Herman, L., Herman, S., Tulch, R. ROW 2-Kurz, J., Levy, M., Goldberg, L., Sirkin, A., Wohl, A., Travis, A.,Schwab, E., Holslein, M., Hersh, M., Schneiderman, W., Widerschein, M. ROW 3-Cohen, S., Teller, J., Loeb, L., Schneider, M., Wohl, W., Schaen, E., Cohen, C., Kurz, D., Slufz, J., Brackman, R. ROW 4-Silver, K., Felman, A., Maggied, L., Epsfein, L., Friedman, P., Serbin, W., Appel, L., Shore, D., Groban, B., Harrison, S., Poley, F. ROW 5-Sfeinberg, I., Fisher, M., Sleinberg, W., Deufch, S., Dave, B., Tenenholfz, R., Korros, D., Klebanow, H., Gilberf, G., Richler, S., Silver, D lS HIS NAME SAMMY? SIGMA ALPHA MU A Prior-George Slewerl' Vice Prior-Roberl Lapinslcy Exchequer-Marvin Sleinberg Recorded-David Singer Founded C. C. N. Y. l909 Omicron Chapler eslablished I9l7 Youlh is 'rhe dominanl' 'faclor in Sigma Alpha Mu loday. ln '48 and again in '49 'lhey los'l mosl' of l'he pre-war frafres, and allhough 'lhere are s'lill a few of 'rhe older men lefl, lhe chapler is now almosl' enrirely in +he hands of posl'-war ini+ial'es. This accen'r on you'rh has paid off on fhe a'lhlel'ic field. Lasl year SAM placed fiflh in Men's lnl'ra- murals and won The volley ball and baseball cham- pionships. Acl'ive in campus ac'l'ivilies as well as in sporls, 'lhey have boys in publicarions, dramafics, lribunals, and honoraries. Sammies have a good share of social life +o round oul' lheir program. Nofable were lhe Founders' Day formal in Novem- ber and fhe week-end and dance, held in spring. SIGMA CHI Presiclenl'-Irv Scharfenberger Vice Presidenl'-Dick Hill Secrelary-Bob O'Connor Treasurer-Jack Froehlich Founded Miami Universily I855 Zela Psi eslablished in I882 Take a glimpse down Woodside Way, 'Io 'I'he home of The Sigma Chi's. The noise of frarernily men begins +o echo as Ihe Sigs welcome back +heir brolhers and gel a lead on I'he college year wi+h I'he caplure of 'Ihe I7oo'I'baII championship. Friendly a'I'mosphere and good par'I'ies are I'he key words for I'hese fellows of 'lhe While Cross , who es- pecially remember 'Ihe annual 'Formal when Sue McDeviH' of The+a Phi was chosen SweeI'hear'I' of Sigma Chi . The Sigs, noI'ed for lheir fine showing in inlramurals and keen inleresl' in campus acI'ivi- lies, make 'rhe new pledges righleously proud of Iheir herilage, for 'I'o be a Sig is our deIigh'I'. NEVER HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE ROW I-Carlsen, W., Anderson, M., Mobarry, J., Sig , Bruns, D., Judy,M., Gaker ,R. ROW 2-Uchfman, P., Cowell, F., Wiol, J., Beyersdorfer, J., Bryani, C., Pease, B., Mrs. Allbury, Scharfenberger, I., Hasself, J., O'Connor, R., Kemp, J., Volpe, E., Hopping, D. ROW 3-Miller, B., Greiwe, R., Mclniosh, B., Davis, W., Browne, W., Mayhall, D., Upham, J., McDonough, R., Schaffield, J., Sfrickland, S., Noll, R., Ruff, B., Kruse, C., Kruse, L., Comisar, L. ROW 4-Wendel, A., Warner, J., Smith, L., Bumiller, T., Meakin, J., Cecil, W., Bingham, T., Ebersold, D., Hain, R., Moore, D., Rift, J., Flelcher, J., Sfewari, G., Thornburg, R. ROW 5-Jones, D., Owings, G., Doppler, W., Greiner, H., Kammerer, F., Hafer, R., Reece, K., Nenninger, T., Garber, J., Halfield, B., Morris, W., Schively, R., Barnes, W., Traberf, M., Iglesias, V. ROW 6-Drake, H., Piche, G., Gravenkemper, R., Froehlich, J., Novak, T., Mulford, B., Traberf, T., Nash, R., Agin, J., Pefrie, D., Aglamesis, J., Socrales, J., Cowell, J., Bolan, S. ROW 7-Griswold, T., Yeardley, L., Romine, A., Andress, F., Clemenls, W., Winfield, H., Hofmann, A., Nelson, P., Bodenlos, R., Keafing, W., Sfeubing, W., Lindamood, M., Briggs, B., Diehl, J., Haskell, S. ROW I-MacKay, C., Taylor, D., Kiffrell, J., lorio, V., Fisher, R., Zumblel D Dmgley S Jauch A Garreff C Mlfchell G ROW 2-Schaefer, C., Nlerke, W., Fassnachf, R., Bradrick, T., Howser W Kerr D Dershlmer G Ymglnng R Miller G Muichell M Cashman D ROW 3-Wade, C., Corcoran, E., Schubed, L., Moore, L., Sfakes R Frodge D Orr L Rogers W Sfoecklin J Bishop E Smlfh J ROW 4-Ellioff, G., Neely, H., Schluefer, R., Marlin, R., Arauio C Suffon P Schoolfleld E Graver W Lawrence G Kiffrell D Spegal O ROW 5-Usinger, R., Erickson, H., Bavis, E., Wvenker, R., Rueger, W Games P Williamson W Koepnlck E Rush K Poll G Liebell R ROW 6-Wormus, R., Senour, R., Olinqer, P., Rogers, C., Lease, D Sfuewe H Dlefz N Mack L Wuenker J Pearce S Eschbaugh E THETA CHI Presidenl'-Ronald Fisher Vice Presidenf-Vincenl' lorio Secrelary-Donald Zumbiel Treasurer-John KiHrell Founded Norwich Universify l865 Bela Omicron esfablished l942 Herculean efforls 'ro redecorale 'lhe Thela Chi house showed 'rhe invigoraling spiril' lhey fell +o- wards rushing. Their labor was rewarded wilh lrhe pledging of 'lhiriy-seven fine men. Oulsfanding on lhis year's rush agenda was a parly held in a sea plane on The Ohio River. Sfepping forfh in +he alh- leiic piciure, Jim Wuenlcer's long arms sna+ched +he passes which added up lhe poinfs +o caplure 'rhe championship of lheir league in in+er-iralerniiy fool'- ball. The annual 'foolball game againsl +he Thela Chi's of Miami, always carries 'lhe same spirif as 'rhal' 'fell' in U.C.'s Thanksgiving game. The Pledge Formal and many a gala par+y were held by 'rhe merry men of Thefa Chi. A ROW I-Adkins, E., Lund, G., Bader, K., Akers, R., Adamson, Mrs., Griffin, F., Wood, R., Masfers, R. ROW 2-Wolfgang, W., Halversfadf, W., Smith, E., Turner, R., Bangerf, R., Heftrick, R., Sfevenson, K., Heifmann, R. ROW 3-Robinson, J., Hunf, R., Ball, D., Herron, C., McAfeer, J., Vick, R., Klolsch, O., McCall, J., Maynard, A. ROW 4-Garrefi, J., Jones, J., Thurman, H., Reichle, H., Nesbiff, F., Croll, W., Ripple, A., Coburn, C., Hosick, R. MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE TRIANGLE Presidenl'-Rolaerl H. Akers Vice Presidenl'-Keiih Bader lSecI'ion ll Vice Presidenl-Clinlon Van Pell lSec+ion Ill Founded Universily of lllinois I907 Cincinnafi Chaprer eslablished I92I You can always find 'rhe Triangles hard a+ work measuring fhe lengI'h of +he grill a'I' l2:30, or slop- ping lraffic belween classes wil'l1 a mel'al 'l'ape line sfrelched above 'Ihe walksl Seriously 'I'hough, 'Ihey are one of 'Ihe harder working groups on campus, bul' don I' gel us wrong-Ihey ceriainly had 'Iheir ligl1+er momenis in '48. The fall formal was a big gel-Iogelher wiI'l1 Triangle chaplers from Ohio Sfaie and U. K. Founders' Day-weekend ra+her- made Ihe house bulge al' i'l's seams. The whole week end whirlwind began a+ Ihe spring formal on Saiur- day nigh+, conlinued 'Ihrough 'Ihe banquel for ac- Iives, pledges and alums al' Ihe house, and ended I'ha+ nighi long af+er Ihe housemen had given up hope of sleep. Who's going lo slop lhose Belas? Thal's whal we always seemed lo hear whenever Universily lnlramurals were menlioned. Bela Thela Pi was leam champion and All-Year Trophy winner lasl year, and lhings haven'l changed much. We seem never lo nolice lhe Belas winning numerous cham- pionships, bul lhey always have represenlalion in each com- pelilion and lhal is whal seems lo gain lhe lrophy. ll was lhal way lhis year. Sigma Chi came oul on lop in louch loolball, while Della Tau Della was volleyball leader. Lasl season lhe Belas had been lops wilh lhe pigskin and runnerup in lhe nel sporl, so il looked as il a change was in lhe making. Placing in seven oul ol eighl evenls, however, lhe Bela mermen won lhe inlramural swim breaking lhe i60- yard lree-slyle relay mark on lhe way. Dick Bosse ol lola Chi Epsilon was lhe oulslancling individual in lhe compelilion, wilh lirsls in lhe backslroke and individual medley lalling lo him. A Sigma Alpha Epsilon, wilh Floyd Shorls leading lhe way in lhe singles, was lirsl in handball. The doubles leam ol Bryan Kee and Slan Kreimer won lheir evenl, however, lo bring lhe Belas a close second. We gol our biggesl inlramural lhrill, lhough, walching lhe boxing lourney which relurned aller a seven-year absence. The Belas proved lhemselves handiesl wilh lheir mills also, since Wellerweighl Champion Bill Brewer scored lhe only knockoul and leammale Jim Howell look lhe lealherweighl diadem. Ed Brown was in lhe class ol lhe middleweighls, gaining a second lor Phi Della Thela in leam slandings al- mosl single-handed. Lighlheavy, John Thiel, ol Alpha Tau Omega and lndependenl, Jim Cain, won lhe crown ol lheir divisions. We're iusl glad lhal we don'l have lhe jobs ol lnlramural Direclor Bill Schwarberg and his Sludenl Managers Nalhan Barnell and Fred Giannello. Did you ever lry lo keep lrack ol I9 sporls in one season? Nope!-'L Dmwr aE'r'Tms Bum LE6 AT TN TNTKAMIAZAL GAME' FELL Sow ws? STMZS ATTHE unix Pmrry' KA 4235 9663, 1745 .f.f,:,? Kia Q 2- W' V 5 ,... ' Gi INTRAMURAL BAND Wifh fhe era of The Old College Try and fhe five-man band are born fhe acfivifies of inframuarl compefifion. If you have never wifnessed an excifing episode such as an inframural sporfs evenf, ii' may be well worfh fhe effori' expended, for if is here fhaf fhe infra- mural band makes ifs debuf. Each man plays a differenf insfrumenf and fhe creafions fhey presenf you are ouf of fhis world. You may wonder wha+'s coming forfh from fhese musicians: somefimes fhey wonder foo. Their snappy reperfoire includes fhe fradifional college pep songs, buf also a few choice selecfions reserved for fhe vicfory celebrafion, which is no'l' complefe wifhoui' Come lef us quaff a sfein. Their spirif is high as you will see, and fhe color fhey sfir up creafes a feeling of friendship so necessary in helping us keep good sporfsmanship. SECTIONS OF THE CONCERT BAND MR. CLARENCE L. MILLS CCNCERT BAND And affer foofball season you fhoughf you were all finished foofing fhaf big horn, buf as soon as you heard fhose plans for ihe concerf four of fhe band you were gone . . . iusf gone on fhe idea of geffing in. Of course fhaf audifion before Mr. Mills was gruel- ing, buf fhe fhrill of making 'the grade complefely obliferafed fhe agony of fhaf ordeal. Buf more hard work was in sfore for fhe whole band wifh weekly pracfices, or even more, before fhose all imporfanf concerfs. By January fhe band was in fop form, so aspiring high school musicians were invifed fo lend fheir falenfs fo fhe band during a band clinic af which fhe music was cured and fhe pafienfs survived. Homework was complefely forgoffen during Spring Vacafion when fhe band embarked on fhaf long- awaifed concerf four. Those long bus rides were fun, buf oh, fhaf aching sacroiliac! H' was surely forfunafe fhaf you played fhe horn insfead of fhe piano. Affer a year in fhe concerf band you gef fhaf oh-so-culfured feeling. VARSITY BAND Column righ+, m-m-march. No, I+ wasn'+ 'rhe harsh command of an Army sergean+, bu+ 'rhe insisI'enI' voice of Don Poyn'I'er, 'I'haI' versalile iaclc of all Irades, rising above 'rhe cIa++er of 'Irom- bones and French horns. III you've 'I'aIcen a course in music apprecialion, 'rhese Iechnical +erms should be reasonably familiarl. Those inI'ricaI'e and well-execuled 'lormalions were 'I'he brain- children of Mr. Mills and band officers, wiI'h fhe assis'I'ance of any inspired band members. AII 'Ihis valianl e'FIorI' was well rewarded by 'I'he ap- proving cheers and smiles of 'I'he foolball crowd, for no one could remain sober al' I'he sighf of 'Ihese clever rou+ines, especially al' 'rhe foo+baII games. IT MAKES US MIGHTY PROUD THAT'S REALLY SHARP ROW I-Newland, F., Kleespies, P., Lipperf, P., Houser, E., Haase, P., Keeling, S. ROW 2-Robbins, M., Ellioii, C., Phillips, B., Kienasf, D., Fuqilf, J., Hauck, J TAU BETA SIGMATW Bela Simga is +he beHer l'falves'shonorary of The band and lhe sis+er fra+erni+y of Kappa Kappa Psi. This U. C. chapler is +ops . . . while we were fhere, il received a 'lrophy for being fhe mos? oulsfanding Tau Bela chapler in +he coun- 'lry even 'lhough H' had been aclive for only one year. Hs members learn 'lhal' spelling U. C. on paper and on 'rhe field are quile different You'll find 'lhem a+ all lhe foolball games, and no maHer wha+ lhe score, fhey always make sweel' music on 'rhe march. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Kf1PPa MPP? Psi is lhe men s honorary fralernily 'For members of 'lhe band. ll' is l'he service organizafion for +he band, and mem- bership is reslricied 'io +hose upperclassmen who have received a leHer award for 'rwo years of band. work. These members ex+end a welcoming hand +o visiling college band players and enlerlain Them, and fhemselves, royally. They promole abilily and in- leresl' in +he band by giving an award +o +he mosi' promising freshman al' iheir annual banquel' in May. ROW I-Mulholland, R., Owen, A., Harris, S., Sears, R., Poynfer, D., Schneider, D. ROW 2-Waymeyer, W., Bachman, R., Lineback, J., Hearefh, H., Eiserf, E., Briggs, B., Nelson, A. C CLUB WI Thomas C Banker F P C Dugan, F., Sform, L., Smarf, R. ROW 2 Poynrer D Hawkins D Schebor C., Vilkoski, J., Perdomo, L. ROW3 Keaf ng W Dallmer R Sprller E., Briggs, B. Membership in ihe C Club comes wifh ihe winning of a le'I'+er for ouf- slanding achievemeni' in some field of aihlefics. Dormani during fhe war years, il' was revived in I947, and again occupies a place of honor on +he campus. The sfars of fhe baskefball, fooiball, swimming, and 'lennis reams are all on fhe rosler, as well as prominenf members of lhe lrack, cross couniry, rifle, gymnas- +ics, Fencing, and golf reams. Pleniy of brawn in +his group! Besides dazzling 'lhe ordinary mor'l'al wifh a display of brighl' red leHer sweafers on broad shoulders, C boys sponsor 'l'he lnira-Squad foofball game, a highligh+ of 'lhe spring season, and +he annual foofball banquet The organizafion also secures scholarships for deserving sfuclenfs, and encourages promising high school aihieles io aH'end U. C. Thus our leH'ermen nof only capably defend Old McMicken's record foday, bul' also see fo il lhal' her fame in all sporls is carried on uniarnished in fufure limes. 2 Good luck? We wondered whal' we'd say if we were down lhere in Roger Slephens' shoes when he shoolc hands wilh +ha+ o+her cap'rain. We probably woulcln'+ even have been able +o slancl up, for our legs had leff some of fhe bes+ years of 'lheir lives oufside slanding in line as The Bearcars headed for +he gridiron. The breaks were againsf Roger Sfephens and fhe . , Bearcafs fhis year, however. We used fo gef a fhrill ouf of seeing Rog run fhe ball, buf fhis wasn'l' a year for cheering. Sfephens wrenched his knee in 'lhe opening game wi'l'h Hardin-Simmons, and we felf rafher sick. Our sfar was on crufches wifh fhe Bear- cafs playing fhe foughesf schedule in fheir hisfory. They finally were fied in fhe opener, buf we sfayed wesf of Vine Sfreef affer fhe loss fo Xavier. Our smiling faces, affer we beef Ohio, became glum when we heard of fhe defeaf down soufh af Missis- sippi Sfafe. You can undersfand why we wenf wild, fhen on Migrafion Day, when we saw Capfain Roger back in acfion againsf Bufler. When fhe knee gave way again before vicforious Kenfucky, fhe Bearcaf spiri'l' began fo ebb. Our sorrow from fhe Miami, Florida, loss was fempered somewhaf by a Mid- American win over Wesfern Reserve, and fhen if happened . . . a miracle? Coach Nolfing's men nearly beaf Tulane, fhe greaf Green Wave. Only Miami was leff +o play. We were behind af fhe half, buf suddenly we realized fhal' Sfephens was in fhe game. We yelled and yelled . . . yelling wasn'l' ROGER STEPHENS enough fhough . . . noi' fhis season. ROW I-Schwarberg, W., Assisfanf Coach, Nolfing, R., Head Coach, Mileham, M. C., Afhlefic Direcfor, Weifhe, J., Assisfanf Coach, Bonar, B., Assisfanf Coach. ROW 2-Hall, J., Assisianf Coach, Smifh, G., Assisfanf Coach, Sweeney, J., Freshman Coach. Those foorball players were our heroes. They may noi make such a beaufiful sigh+ on a muddy clay, and 'They're iusf ano+her bunch of UC s'l'uden+s once +hey're 'lhrough wifh ihal' afler-game shower, bul' we're proud of fhem, win or lose. We have a hard lime 'lelling iusl' who is a foofball player. They aren l all as big as Tom Blake, who was acling-caprain, wi+h Roger Sfephens on ihe sidelines. Howie Bellamah and Sy Srayman didn'+ look like foorballers when 'lhey sa+ nexl' 'lo us in classi buf look af +hem oui' 'lhere on 'lhe field! They're our Bearca'I's, from ihe biggesl' s+ar down 'ro +he guy hold- ing up 'l'he blocking dummy in pracrice. Noi' io iorgei +he manager who is lefl' holding 'rhe bag or scrubbing 'I'ha+ big lineman's back. GOSH THAT FEELS GOOD SID STAYMAN HOWARD BELLAMAH JOHN PRAMIK JIM DOUGHERTY DON McMILLlAN TOM BLAKE ROW I-Bellamah, H., Rofhfuss, R., Hogan, J., Haslinger, L., Sfayman, S., Heizman, L., Brill, D., Gellin, J., Yeagle, S., Kelly, J., Moore, W., Owens, T., Gibson, G ROW 2-O'MaIIey, T., McMillan, D., Dougherfy, J., Robison, R., Vilkoski, J., Dvorak, J., Sf. Clair, P., Biffekoffer, J., Nolfing, R., Hauk, J., Schebor, C., Sfephens, R ROW 3-Jungclas, R., Manager, Richards, A., Menke, R., Dunlap, S., Cain, J., Jessen, T., Pramik, J., Pills, E., Anderson, W., Slaufberg, G., Meador, R., Blake, T ROW 4-Kolp, J., Trainer, Menefee, G., Assisfanl Trainer, Langenbeck, R., Hobf, E., Blum, R., Penno, R., Shorfs, F., Sform, L., Seslakauckus, D., Klimsak, S., Drake, H Pifman, L. ROW 5-Hall, J., Assislanl Coach, Bonar, B., Assisfanf Coach, Schwarberg, W., Assislanf Coach, Uphoff, D., Kane, R., Keane, M., Smiih, G., Assisfanf Coach, Willef, D Dietrich, G., Middendorf, F., Sweeney, J., Freshman Coach, Nolling, R., Head Coach, Mileham, M. C., Afhlelic Direcfor. l25 ALKIE RICHARDS H was on +he gridiron +ha+ we firsf +ook nofice of Alkie Richards, bum' soon in almosl' every sporl evenl' +ha+ we aH'ended we seemed +0 find him. As a righ+ fielder in baseball and as a guard in baskefball Allcie showed exceplional abili'l'y, bul' his mosl' ou'rs1'ancling performances came as a pass-calching halfbaclc on our Bearcal' foolball leam. We knew +ha+ if was a combinafion of Alkie's excellenl characfer and schol- arship +oge+her wi1'h 'lhis alhlelic abilify +ha'I' won for him 'rhe Omicron Del+a Kappa Trophy 'for +he bes+ all-around senior a'rhlel'e. There was one quesfion +ha1' we always infencled +0 ask Allcie-How did he ever manage 'lo gel' all of +ha+ equipmenl' info one locker? FLOYD SHORTS BOB MEADOR LOWELL STORM JUST IN TIME FOR THE OPENING KICKOFF Crowds packed +I1e sfadium, and wai'Ied 'rensely for Ihe referee's whis'IIe Io sI'ar+ +he game. Many of us had arrived hours early 'Io ge+ a good sea'I' and speni our Iime playing cards and frying 'Io keep warm. Mosf of us, how- ever, Ioucked Ihe mass of siudenis, pushing our way 'Ihrough Ihe crowd Io 'I'ry 'Io find a posiI'ion inside Ihe end zones. Smells of popcorn and ho'I'-dogs driffed fhrough 'I'he brisk au'I'umn air, mixing wiih I'he cries of 'rhe vendors and 'Ihe hum of Ihe crowd. Cheers wen'I' up as Ihe 'Ieams appeared from Ihe dressing rooms. We grew more aHenIfive as Ihe coin was flipped . . . 'Ihe Ieams 'Iook Ihe field . . . 'Ihe Iension . . . +he whis+Ie . . . and anofher game was on. BILL ANDERSON JACK BITTEKOFFER PETE ST. CLAIR DICK KANE JOHN VILKOSKI BOB ROBISON TOM JESSEN TOM OMALLEY LES HEIZMAN Come on gang . . . ge'I' in line . . . we're on our way +o +he pep rally . We ioined 'l'he ever growing parade and wound our way around campus and oul' +o 'Phe praciice Field For +he big meering. Geifing +he gafher- ing off fo a roaring s+ar+, Cincy's fairer sex gave us lheir impressions of gridiron aclion. Decked ou'l' in bor- rowed foofball gear and coached by grid s'l'ars, 'l'he gals showed rhe varsi'ry how lhe T-forma+ion should be run. Vanify cases joined fhe wafer buckel' a+ +he frequenl' +ime-ours. Tempers flared and hair was pulled, giving fhe referee a +rying lime before fhe game finally broke up in a rioi. By 'rhis 'rime 'lhe flames were leaping high from fhe huge fire fha? was fhe cenrer of rhe big rally. The cheerleaders had us yelling our lungs our as we cheered and sang unfil we were hoarse. A'rhle+ic direc- for Chic Mileham lried his cheerleading abilify as he led us in his Favorire yell. Quickly 1'he evening came +o a close . . . +he fire had burned down, our voices were gone, and our spiriis were a+ a peak . . . so we headed home +o resl' up for 'rhe big game +he nex'l' day. I , .I 9 : - sgerfghi ,. U-6' ' G pe Wg. ' A ' t Q., ,A . en '24 E Y ' S241 ,kt aii, Q Hx -4 .A 'll-I - - 3X.,..:-..-MW. -af f A Ir .51 ' ' X' 5-co1.'iv ' HEY, LOAQH! c'NX f '1 mania A NNOMEN'l'! 'THE 'PUNNI EST NTAINL1---,' E M 'ifibifw N94 F Z-3 0 X . EI, J . AA X X iff-IN- -i talian Sl l A. 1 ' , 'qv A , 05, ' .5-1 N LL ' X7 C g 4 3 l X X N H ea Zig me I 'Q 'Q CD Q 1 0 3 0 ii ,ak ff A 1 X X F 'hh Q. R N - X X gag, 2 u 2 i' 0 fx A V i my H f vm' ' 5 i ' 4i J M 'Gi JA 4 w U ' ' Q59 ug Q QQ , , TL ,, DON BRILL FIGHT CINCINNATI, CINCY WILL WIN . . . COME ON CHIC MAKE THEM YELL! ln fhe season's opener, we saw fhe Bearcafs baffle a rugged, favored Hardin Simmons eleven from Abi- lene, Texas, fo a 7-7 deadlock. The Cowboys wenf on fo prove fheir worfh by playing in fhree Bowl games fo sef some sorf of record af fhe end of fhe campaign. We held our breafh for fhree quarfers as U. C. foughf fo hold a seven-poinf lead. The Bearcaf score came jusf affer fhe sfarf of fhe second period on Alkie Richard's fwelve-yard iaunf around leff end. ln fhe final period, however, fhe Cowboys marched eighfy yards fo a fouchdown which knoffed up fhe confesf and ended fhe day's scoring. We leff fhe sfadium full of hof dogs, cokes, and high hopes for a successful gridiron season. Affer elbowing our way fhrough fhe crowd for hours, we finally managed fo acquire a couple of choice seafs nof foo far from fhe U. C. Gym. From fhis vanfage poinf among fhe clouds we saw an underdog Xavier squad, badly oufplayed in fhe firsf half, come back fo fally lwice in fhe 'lhird period and upsef our Bearcafs I3-7. U. C.'s only score came in fhe firsf quarfer on a Tom O'Malley fo Alkie Richards aerial. Tom Jessen's conversion was good and fhe 'Cafs had a seven-poinf lead which didn'f sfand up under 'lhe Muskefeers defermined affack. If was our crossfown rival's firsl' win over us and if was a biffer pill 'lo swallow. Coming from behind in fhe fourfh quarfer wifh fwo quick fouchdowns, fhe Bearcafs grabbed fheir firsf vicfory of fhe season over a sfubborn Ohio Uni- versify squad by fhe score of I8-I3. We saw U. C. fighf back frailing 7-6 and fake fhe lead on Pefe Sf. Clair's one yard plunge following a susfained 43 yard drive. Minufes lafer Jim Reddog Dougherfy iced fhe confesf wifh a brillianf 56 yard dash. lf was our opener in defense of fhe Mid-American Conference pigskin Crown and if gof fhe Bearcafs off on fhe righf foof. We had our ears glued fo fhe radio for fhis one as U. C. fook fo fhe road for fhe firsf fime fo engage rugged Mississippi Sfafe of fhe Soufheasfern Con- ference. We lisfened in amazemenl' as 'lhe Bearcafs sfaved off repeafed fouchdown drives by fheir heavily-favored opponenf in fhe firsf half which ended 0-0. The second half was a differenf sfory, however. Superior reserve sfrengfh coupled wifh fhe appearance of All American Tom Shor'l'y McWil- liams and fhe eighfy-degree femperafure proved foo much for our valianf gridmen. The Maroons punched across four quick scores fo fake a 27-0 vicfory. Migrafion Day found us along wifh fhe crowd on fhe frain fo Indianapolis, where we cheered our boys on fo a well-earned I6-7 MAC vicfory over Bufler. Affer spoffing fhe Bulldogs a 7-0 lead on fullback Flavian Weidekamp's 65-yard iaunf in fhe second period, fhe Bearcafs fook over. We wafched an alerf Cincy line headed by Jack Biffekofer and Les Heiz- mann allow a nef gain of only four yards rushing in fhe final half. Tom O'Malley proved fo be fhe offen- sive sfar as he passed for bofh 'Caf scores. The firsf wenf fo Alkie Richards wifh seconds remaining in fhe firsf half and fhe second fo Don Uphoff in fhe fourfh quarfer. Two conversions by Tom Jessen and a fhird- period safefy cinched fhe vicfory. Before we could down our firsf hof dog, fhe po- fenl' Wildcafs from Kenfucky had fourleen poinfs on 'lhe scoreboard and fhe game was faking on lhe semblance of a rouf. However, lhe Bearcafs came back fo play on even 'rerms wifh lhe Wildcafs for 'rhe remainder of 'lhe confesl' and The final score read 28-7. Following fhe firsl' period fhe game was a rugged affair wifh each feam fighfing for every yard. U. C.'s score came on a pass from O'Malley fo Joe Hauk following a 92-yard drive. The Bearcafs 'took fo fhe road and we 'look fo 'rhe radio again as Cincy engaged Miami Universify in fhe Orange Bowl. This confesl' proved fo be 'lhe big- gesf disappoinfmenf of fhe season as fhe Hurricanes 'were hungry for revenge and fhey almosl' blew U. C. ou'l' of 'lhe sfadium wil'h a 36-6 frimming. We lis- fened in sfunned silence as Miami rolled up four fouchdowns fo lead 27-0 al' fhe half. The second half was played on fairly even ferms. Dougherl'y's nine-yard plunge 'lhrough l'he line gave The Bearcafs 'lheir only score while 'rhe Hurricanes racked up anofher TD and a safefy 'lo win going away. Among a homecoming crowd we saw fhe Bearcafs hand Wesfern Reserve fwo firsl' quarfer gifl' 'l'ouch- downs and 'lhen roar back wifh fheir finesl' offensive display of 'l'he season fo frounce fhe Redcafs 26-l3. Our earlier gloom quickly furned 'lo cheers as fhe hard running of Dougherfy, Howard Bellemah and Sy Sfayman along wi'l'h Tom O'Malley's usual flawless passing accounled for sevenfeen firsf downs and four fallies. Bellemah hif pay dirl' fwice while Sfay- man and Dougherfy each crossed lhe double marker once. The high spol' of 'lhe season found a fighfing Bear- cal' eleven holding a mighfy Tulane, ranked in The firsl' l'en in fhe counfry, fo a 6-0 vic'l'ory. We cheered ourselves hoarse as fhe Cincy forward wall, led by Tom Blake and John Vilkoski, repelled every Green Wave fhrusf. Tulane, led by big Ed Price, finally scored in fhe lasf quarfer and lhen sfopped a defer- mined U. C. fhrusl' on fheir l9, aided by some ques 'lionable officiafing. Even in defeal' we celebrafed a moral vicfory as we lefl' fhe sfadium, proud of our gridders. Our furkey dinner fasfed like crow affer wafching fhe Miami Universify Redskins scalp 'rhe Bearcafs ence Crown. We wafched in sfunned amazemenl' as fhe Redskins buill' up a 22-O lead and fhen fhrilled as our boys came back 'ro score 'lhree 'l'imes and fhrow a scare info our fradifional rival. Trailing 29-I9, 'l'he Bearcafs were on fheir way 'lo a fourfh score when a 75-yard pass infercepfion run for a TD fhroffled Cincy's hopes for a sfory book finish. Capfain Roger Sfephens, oul' for almosl' 'lhe enfire season wi'l'h an iniury, scored one fouchdown for U. C O'Malley's pass fo Hauk and Dougherl'y's shorf plunge accounfed for fhe ofher Bearcal' scores 43-I9 'lo walk off wifh 'lhe Mid-American Confer- THAT'S SHOWING 'EM SON! DADS' DAY Hey son, go gel' 'em . . . come on boys, you can'+ win wi+hou'r 'lhe ball . . . gel' fha? pigslcin and score . . . le+'s go, you can do if. We heard 'rhese and orher cries of encouragemeni issuing from ihe bench on 'rhe sidelines, where 'rhe dads of +he players were siHing. H was Dads' Day ai' U.C. and signs of welcome greefecl our pops wherever 'lhey furned. Friendly smiles of +he siudenis mixed wi+h Hi pop . . . wel- come back . . . boy, you look great Dads beamed as memories ran fhrough rheir heads, and +hey re- lived +he good ole days when +hey were in college. Joy and iension were reflecled alfernafely in +he faces of lhe faihers as 'lhe squad gained, losl, and regained fheir command over 'l'he Bobcais of Ohio U. Faces grew s'l'ern as one of our boys was carried oFF +he gridiron, buf +hey relaxed as word reached rhe bench 'l'ha1' he wasn'+ seriously iniured. Noi' only on 'Phe bench, buf in fhe srands, 'lhe dads cheered 'lhe feam on: 'For in a special sec'l'ion ihe siudenfs and 'rheir dads rooled fogeiher for fhe Red and Black. Yes, no maHer on whaf field we s+rive, our dads are always cheering us on 'lo greaier viclories. 'F'-. Nw STNG IT PRETTY, elRLS SAY, THAT'S PRETTY eooo HAND DAY Hurry up . . . The 'Train leaves in +wo minu+es . . . have you go+ 'I'he lunch? All aboard . . . and we were oFF on our iourney +o Builer Universi+y on Migrafion Day. Singing s+udenl's and parading band members 'look over as +he B 8: O Special chugged across Indiana. Following +he +eam's +riumph over +heir conference 'Foes, we all gaihered for a 'True Vic+ory Dinner comple+e wi+h en+er+ainmen+ by U. C.'s favori+e merrymakers. Bu+ Then came +he 'rime To deparl' . . . alihough +ired by 'The long day, we were s+ill iubilan+ as The click of 'I'he wheels coumled off The miles back 'lo Cincy. A+ The Union Terminal a fa+igued bul' happy crowd of Bearcal' 'Fans climbed oFF The Train . . . looking forward 'ro 'rhe nexl' exodus. FIGHT CINCY, BEAT BUTLER A HAIRY CHESTED PHI DELT ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA DELTA PI HOMECOMING Homecoming is fhe high poinf of fhe foof- ball season, and fhis celebrafion was a parficu- larly happy one, as fhe U. C. Bearcafs ouf- disfanced Wesfern Reserve Redcafs by fwo fouchdowns. The game ifself was only parf of fhe affernoon's enferfainmenf. Colorful floafs, laboriously planned and puf fogefher by cam- pus organizafions, enlivened fhe period before fhe kick-off. Old grads slapped each o+her's backs and reminisced abouf college life as fhey had known if. The half-fime display was even more specfacular fhan usual. The band, fheir red and black uniforms vivid on fhe green gridiron, sfruffecl smarfly fhrough ingenious formafions. Don Poynfer oufdid even himself as he walked across a fighfrope and held fhe crowd breafhless wifh his flashing machefe. The climax of fhe performance, of course, was fhe re-enfrance of fhe four winning floafs, which were awaifed wifh fense excifemenf and greefed wifh hysferical ioy by members of fhe vicforious organizafions. As fhe lasf jubilanf cheer died away, grads and sfudenfs swarmed fo fhe gayly decorafed frafernify and sororify houses fo renew college friendships. ROW l-Gaddis, D., Snow, B., Kinder, T. ROW 2-Coursey, N., Friedlander, J., Ponlius, B., Cordes, J., Cecil, R., Carroll, S., Caine, A. Our cheerleaders didn'l miss +he journey 'ro Buller in 'rheir year-round e'FFor'l' lo encourage l'he 'leam and inslill fans wi'lh lhal' pep so necessary for a good game. ll s almosl' as viral as a sl'ar fullback, and 'lhis able squad works as hard lo win as he does. Besides all lheir game gymnaslics, lhey manage lo plan and execule some prel ly rousing rallies in Wilson and in lhe siadium. Before l'he Kenlucky game in '48, lhey led a snake dance down Clifion Avenue, picking up resiclenls on 'lhe way, and climaxed il wil'h a giganlic bonfire and songfesl on lhe praclice field. Cheers led by Coach Mileham added lo all l'he color. Allhough a cheer- leader's reward is eflen nolhing bul' slifli muscles and laryngilis, 'lhey love every minule of il, +hese exponenls of vim, vigor and Vicks. Pl KAPPA ALPHA CHI OMEGA CROSS COUNTRY LAST ONE HOME'S A SISSY On our way +0 +he Turkey Day game wiih Miami U. a+ Nipperi' Sfadium we noficed a crowd galhered in Ly'l'le Park. Joining The ihrong we saw ihe finish of ihe Elks' Annual six-mile Cross Counfry race 'from Fl. Thomas. Mosl' of 'I'he men who crossed fhe finish line were clad in The Red and Black of our own Bearcafs who won +he Championship. Coach NikoloFF's squad of John Spessard, Roberl' MacVeigh, William Sieimer, Tom Trousdell, Fran Dugan, Roland Fischer and Ed Brown were joined by Frank Hopper and Roberi Briggs for 'The final meet Our +eam cap+ured one of fhe four dual mee+s in which H' par+icipa+ed, and finished four+h in 'The Mid-American Conference Cross Counfry Championship meei' held +his year al' Avon Fields wilh U. C., as hos1'. Our harriers losi' +heir firsl meel 'lo Ohio Wesleyan 30 'io 25 and dropped +he nexl' meei' io Ohio Universi1'y's ieam 34 +o 2I. The Cincy ihin clads iour- neyed +o Berea, Ken+ucky and led by Ed Brown won from Berea College by fhe score of 25 fo 30. AHer an overnighl' bus 'lrip 'rhe U. C. men ran in a cold rain and losl' +o Oberlin Col'lege 36 +o 23. ln 'rhe Avon Fields con+es1' our hill-and-dale men garnered 78 poin'rs and placed fourfh. As in years pas+, +he Bearcaf harriers pradiced daily and held in +he home mee+s in beau'riful Burne+ Woods, whic borders our campus on +he nor+h. As Spring fever l1i+s 'lhe campus, Burnel' Woods becomes 'rhe popular afler school meeling place for +he U. C. lassies and lads. The monolony of 'lhe classroom is forgoHen in a walk 'rhrough 1'l1e beau- liful park 'lhal bounds our Cliflon College on 'lhe Nor+l1. Summer or win+er, +l1e lake is ihe cen+er of 'lhe aciivily in The Woods, rowing, ice skafing, or jus+ si'H'ing and falking over +he affairs +l1a+ affecf every college s+uclen+. ROW l-Lawfon, H., Pierle, J., Kurlz, J., Websfer, D., Dean Johnson. ROW 2-Jaffe, L., Dean Bishop, Alderman, W., Dean Auburn, Sarsfield, J. BILL ALDERMAN UNION BOARD Wha+'s 'lhe Sl5.75 for? is a familiar cry around campus on Regislralion Day. Union Board is one of 'l'he many answers. Oul of +heir cul of your acl'ivil'y fee comes nol' only 'lhe financial backing of lhe Sludenl' Union Building, bul also lhe budgel' for all 'lhe Union-sponsored dances, lournamenfs, and recrealional inslruclions. They had everylhing from Sa'ran's Holiday lal' which everyone made a valianl' a+- lempl' 'lo live uplo 'rhe namel +o dancing inslruclions, where aspiring Aslaires learned 'lhe 'lango while avoiding 'rhe sway- ing broadsides of +heir parlners. Tackling +he endless l'ask of keeping +he Union's program rolling, +he compelenl Board consisls of nine members, 'Four from lhe ranks of 'lhe facully and l'he remaining five appoinled by sludenl' council. Their official dulies are direc+ing lhe policies and uses of +he Sludenl' Union Building. These policy makers are supervised by Mr. Alderman, lhe Union direclor. For all lhis direcling of policies we should be mighly graleful, for il is l'his group which is responsible for lhe increased social life of 'lhe Union during our lasl year. Oufsfanding among fhe various commiffees work- ing under fhe auspices of Union Board is fhe Social Commiffee, fhe brains behind all fhe Union's social doings. This mulfifude of masferminds is composed of fhe chairmen of fhe various Union commiffees, ranging from fhose paragons of culfure - arf, music, movie, and exhibifion commiffees fo fhe more plebian groups on fournamenfs, recreafional insfruc- fion, dances, and ouf-of-fown sfudenfs. Then fhere's Miss Websfer, fhe social direcfor of fhe Union Ias if you didn'+ knowl, and Dean Johnson fo give ma- fure iudgmenf on all problems. Under fhe chairman- ship of Lloyd Jaffe, fhey accomplished fhe publish- ing of fhe Union calendar, fhe co-ordinafion of fhe sub-commiffees, and fhe selecfion of members for 'I'he commiffees. Since fheir real iob is fo plan all fhe Union's social efforfs, fhey have been responsible nof only for fhe increased recreafional acfivifies buf also for fhe ini- fiafion of fhe popular coffee hours fhaf have been held in fhe Union Lounge fo promofe beffer uncler- sfanding befween faculfy and sfudenfs. If you have been feeding your parenfs fhe Iine abouf your feachers nof undersfanding you, if's fime you changed your lyrics. Alfhough a poefic wrifer mighf call fhis commiffee I'he pulse of 'I'he Universify , we'll skip fhe poefry and iusf remind you fhaf fhis group has done a Iof for all of us. SOCIAL COMMITTEE OF THE LITTLE COUNTERFEITERS ROW I-Paullin, W., Nesfer, W., Jaffe, L., Berman J D ak J ROW 2-Mueller, D., Rosensfiel, J., Johnson, L Deckerf A Aman A Websfer D ROW I-Robbins, M., Modene, B., Crider, C., Hammer, M., Vollman, J., Lloyd, J., Buehren, V., Malick, A., Pancoasf, J., Ambrosius, M., lmes, M. ROW 2-Hamon, J., Hodson, D., Archea, M., Phillips, D., Gibbens, R., Grady, M., Pierle, J., Schneider, S., Frame, S., Gunderman, C., Evans, C. ROW 3-Bursiek, P., Nagel, P., Pugh, L., McGarry, B., Heisel, R., Ponfius, B., Benzing, B., Shepard, J., Gard, F., Jackson, S. ROW 4-Doggeff, E., Hineman, D., Schuberf, M., Lang, J., Schafer, A., Uvaas, D., Reece, P., Rank, M., Schuck, J., Goffschalk, J., Blaffman, C. ROW 5-Reufer, S., Wilzbach, T., Hemmerf, R., McCoy, J., Schaffner, J., Sponsel, P., Kendrick, A., Ramage, J., Gocker, P., Miller, J. ROW 6-Speckman, P., Connolly, M., Funch, M., Hauck, J., Berfram, G., Basself, B., Diefz, R., Moore, E., Heinzerling, L., Heinz, E. WELL IT SAYS HERE JUNIOR ADVISORS From fhe diary of a gal who knows - la confession fo fufure freshiesl - l didn'f know whaf fime if was, so whaf did I do . . . nafurally I asked my Junior Adviser. She nof only fold me fhe fime of day, buf also advised me abouf fhe ways of college life. Every Tuesday af 4:30 our parficular group of freshies - lshade charfreusel - would ioin our adviser. Many are fhe quesfions I asked, and she NEVER losf her pafience. Thai' was frul an accomplishmenf, especially when I asked her if TC sfoodyfor fwenfiefh cenfury. If wasn'f TOO long before I knew fhe campus and ifs acfivifies like a book and could answer fhe quesfions myself. If was righf fhen and fhere fhaf I decided fo become a iunior adviser myself. However, I was informed fhaf one musl' be an ouf- sfanding person on campus and have brains besides. The Iaffer requiremenf unforfunafely disqualified me for fhe posi- fion. In early November, a series of Iecfures sfarfed: one of maior imporfance fo us as freshmen. Nof only did we receive valuable informafion abouf U. C., buf also abouf fhe big, big world off campus! We gave a fashion show in December: our main proiecf. Never has a group of freshmen fackled anyfhing wifh so much enfhusiasm - or success - as ours did. We all 'look parl' in fhe fashion show, eifher by model- ing, commenfafing, or arranging cosfumes backsfage. Almosf everyfhing I learned oufside fhe classroom in my freshman year I owe fo my Junior Adviser . . . WIS WAG Wig Wag ! Wha+'s 'I'ha+-a sociefy for fhe advancemenf and welfare of pooches? According +o a recen+ campus poll, fhai' was one of 1'he mosf frequenf quesrions among 'ihe freshman girls. lMos+ 'Frequen+, of course, was, He's cure! Who is he? l Bur WIG WAG - Woman's lnferesf, Ac+ivi+y Group - wasn'+ a myslery for long, because +ha+'s where we go+ all +he low down on bridge, kni'Hing, and currenf news. Al+hough we had a lo'I' of difficulfy in discovering how 'lo couni' honors, we had absolufely no 'lrouble discovering who had da+ed ihai rugged 'foolball player las? Sarurday. We had an addifional opporiuniiy +o display our conversaiional +alen+s a+ +he Chrisfmas par+y we gave a+ 'lhe orphanage. The children were almosf as pleased wifh 'ihe gifis and en'rer- 'rainmenl' as we were. H' wasn'+ all fun and frolic fhoughg 'ihere was some hard work on service proiecfs, foo. ln +he efernal srruggle 'ro raise money we sponsored bake sales and also candy Eas+er eggs. Bui' This work was done gralefully, since everyone was much in need of exercise afrer 'lhose really delicious meals fha? Wig Wag served. SO THAT'S THE WAY YOU SPELL IT ROW I-McConnell, J., Bauer, E., Klofz, J., Perry, B., Geisler, J., Gim, E. ROW 2-Oberlander, J., Russe, R., Frank, P., lngle, B., Barreff, S., Lange, P. .3 ROW I-Moller, S., Scofl, C., Crow, C., Albanese, R., Boone, B., Monfgomery, C. A. ROW 2-Hines, J., Modene, B., Grady, M., Kendrick, A., Albers, M. L., Crider, C., Breifhold, E., Cleveland, P. ROW 3-Smow, B., Culberfson, J., Longsfreel, V., Mack, E., Pugh, D., Creighfon, J., Merz, V., Kaemmerle, B., Hone, J. ROW 4-Bell, J., Francq, D., Klofz, J., Grace, L., Anderson, J., Dick, B., Buck, R., Runer, J., Lange, S., Smiih, J. Pigfailed freshman girls appeared These he-men on +he campus carrying sluffecl belong +o a animals and quo'l'ing inscrip'l'ions as Vigilance conducled professional TC honorary promoling high slandards in lhe il's annual ini+ia'l'ion. Non-conformers were properly pun- physical educalion field. The drink 'lheir cokes in Annie ished al' a public 'lrial on Wilson s'lage. Laws while prolecling fheir iclleals and deciding upon lhe oufslanding senior for a yearly prize. ROW I-Crandall, B., Monson, H., Huber, R., Schmalfuss, W., Rubenslein, A,. Niemeyer, C., Corcoran, J. ROW 2-Vilkoski, J., Pills, E., Siekmann, R., Monk, D., Weslerfeld, W., Duning, C., Meador, R., Scheurer, K. ROW 3-Mohr, J., Murphy, R., Clark, C., Kafenkamp, D., Kelly, J., Baker, T., Banker, F. TAU KAPPA ALPHA TAU KAPPA ALPHA, Nalional forensic honorary frafernify, annually seelcs +o promole speech aclivi- lies on lhe Universily campus. U. C.'s iniermural debale 'l'ournamen+, one of 'rhe largesl' and mos+ successful in 'rhe U. S., is sponsored and conducled by 'lhe aclive members of TKA. This pasl' year, for 'lhe firsl' 'lime in lhe hislory of lhe Universily, ou+- slanding parlicipanls in lhe Universi1'y's varied lor- ensic programs were honored by TKA a+ a lavish banquef. Members of TKA are selecled each June from 'rhe sludenls engaged in debale work, lhose on The spealcer's bureau and lhose who have enlered info collegiaie discussion conferences. The officers in '49 were Jim Oslrander, Presidenh Bob Lodwick, Vice-Presidenh Shirley Bard, Secrelary-Treasurer, and Miss Ruih Dowden, facully sponsor. ROW I-Bryan, M., Bard, S., Lodwick, R. ROW 2-Mull, M., Dowden, R., Allman, G. MY WORTHY OPPON ENTS ROW I-Sarsfield, J., Cohen, S., Schwindf, R., Remke, R. ROW 2-Behrendf, I., Monfgomery, R., Fuhrman, J., Novak, W., Telle J ROW 3-Gaddis, D., Carson, S., Hopkins, V., Roediger, R., Scharfenberger I SOPHOS Back in I93 I, Sophos aciiviiy honorary broughi i+s famous IiH'Ie brown jug on campus. Since Ihen if had carved iiself a colorful place in Ihe minds of U. C. siudenis, for Ihese are I'he men responsible 'For +he yearly repapering of +he Grill and iI's adiaceni areas. They sponsor 'Ihe annual Sophos Dance, a musi on your fall social calendar. However, Sophos funciions all year 'round wi'Ih many noieworihy achievemenis. Their ePior+s io bring greaier pariici- palion in spring sporis is an imporlani coniribuiion 'Io school spiri'I'. Members are chosen each year from Ihe ou'I'sI'anding men in acfiviiies and scholarship from Ihe freshman and sophomore classes. ,niifhff .wav Q 5 1 fi , 9935? , ff? , ' . Lf' . 43' n 'Q ,KKKU-K Q Sf f 5: , .., gg 1 :Ck in 395 fist 1 , ,W ' 315 WI! 5' fig Ku. Wjfefr 1 , , ,Q , Kgfigxli, ,. g Kiev sa 4 my 9 .. K .. ,, . ., . ,K K ,' ' f- ,K .. , . . v .V , , , I K5 K A, r, M.. 11' 'i f x ' ?gf , .,.5 K. W J an 1 f fig K 'w'.,y1.KK4, , ,M,,f,4 SEK. ,. K, f ,K .K Ky-5 SK gf. 57 QM , - , A Q1 v . Q rf ff ki A 4 -: '. 1, fx . gym ,R inf ' gqgff W ww ,,. f S? 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C., including fhe Evening College and fhe Conservafory of Music. ln providing a home away from home , as fhe Foundafion has pledged +o do, Wesfminsfer furnishes Presbyferian sfudenfs wifh ample opporfunify for religiousiand recreafional acfivifies. A Friday evening open house and Sunday dinner followed by devofional services are foremosf among fhe weekly evenfs of 'l'he group. Twice a monfh members go fo fhe cify defenfion home fo amuse fhe children wifh games, refreshmenfs, needlework, and imprompfu singing. The group is prominenfly represenfed in fhe campus religious council, fakes a major role in fhe annual Religious Emphasis Week, and conducfs seminar discussions of currenf evenfs each Wednesday during 'lhe noon hour. The members are also inferesfed in compara- five religion, and for a greafer undersfanding and appreciafion of ofher faifhs, frips are frequenfly faken fo churches of differenf denominafions. ROW l-Haungs, C., King, J., Fernfheil, A., Crawford, R., Fosfer, R., Roberfs, M. L., Gray, G., Corfezan, J ROW 2-Sommers, M., Archambeaulf, L., Fernfheil, M., McCann, P., Vosburgh, E., Naugle, M., Keller, M., Kmmere ROW 3-Paffy, R., Gard, F., Feiler, V., Hubbard, E., Wifhrow, W., Galyean, W., Afkinson, B. ROW 4-Elliofl, C., Miller, M., Champ, W., Berghamer, R., Champ, W. D., Bergold, J., Whife, M. ROW 5-Hanson, R., Benlley, E., Gard, L., Thurman, H., Henry, D., Woodward, H., Crowell, H. Presidenl' Roberl' Crawford Vice Presidenf-Gavin Gray Secrefary-Rufh Ann Hess Treasurer-Karl Haungs lEvening School Sfudenfl NEWMAN CLUB ROW I-Weiler, B., Blank, W., Mashaben, G., Henke, R., Wagner, R., Hufh, M., Wildermulh, R. E., Ehrharf, H., Roblneff D ROW 2-Connolly, M., Groie, J., Breslin, J., Lipperf, R., Sfofle, M., Barre'H' S., Loudin, D., Marlin, M., Burman, M. ROW 3-Paullin, W., Boehm, I. M., Herbsf, H. G., Tracy, J., Venard, R., Fricker, J., Glehson, E. J., Heiniz, P., Ryan J Carholic sl'udenl's, realizing 'lheir religious, social and culrural needs, founded 'l'he Newman Club a+ U. C. in l924. The adviser, Falher W. Franer, helps members plan lhe year-round program al monlhly meelings. Friday is Newman Club Nigh+ : +he evening for card playing, dancing and socializing a+ The big red house on Clifron Avenue. Wilhin fhe club exisl' various groups, such as lhe +ennis club, speaker's forum, bowling, pholography, efc. The Saddle Club, mosl' aclive, meels early Sunday morn- ings. Alhlefics are offered lhrough inlramurals, Newman Club en'l'ering a 'leam in each sporl' included in 'lhe lineup. The eclilorially minded have a chance 'lo l'ry lheir carbon and sfencil in helping edilor Roberl Wilclermulh publish 'rhe official news, aplly called Newmanweal . A+ Chrislmaslime +he group sings carols al' charilable ins+i+u'rions and, in lhe summer, helps al' several Feles. Relaxaiion from all 'l'his business comes wi+h 'lhe dances in Spring and Fall, al Mardi Gras and New Year's. Newman Club is a nalional organizalion, which holds ils convenlions yearly, and an Ohio Valley Province Meefing 'lwice a year. Newman Club is besl known, however, for lhe Friday nighl galherings, which somehow always seem +o gain momenlum and end up in glorious song al beloved Ed's. OFFICERS Presidenl-Roberl Walker Vice Presidenf-James Donahue Secrelaries-Rulh Henke, Mary Espelage Treasurer-Gerald Mushaben His+orian-Doris Doudican HILLEL B'nai B'rifh Hillel Counsellorship af U. C. is a liffle over a year old. lf fakes ifs name from a greaf Jewish scholar and spirifual leader who lived af fhe fime of Chrisf. HilIeI's obiecfive is fo provide Jewish sfudenfs wifh an ouflef for religious, social and culfural-educafional acfivify. Maurie Davis, counsellor, was deeply missed affer his grad- uafion from Hebrew Union College in I949. Officers fhaf year were Sam Schapiro, presidenf: Gloria Baker, vice presidenf: Joan Kraff, freasurerg Helen Hauser, corresponding secrefaryg and Norma Siegel, recording secrefary. A proiecf of Hillel is ifs campus sponsorship of fhe Jewish Welfare Fund Drive. ln fhe spring of I948, fhe pledges fofalled S2,000. Recenl' highlighfs included a Yes Dance - lYes for Hillel: Yes for U. C.l - held fhe nighf before fhe elecfion. The U. C. Bond lssue failed, buf fhe dance was a success. Religious serv- ices are held monfhly in H. U. C. Chapel on Friday nighfs, fhe eve of lhe Hebrew Sabbafh. Monfhly meefings in fhe Sfudenf Union include speakers, movies and parfies. ROW l-Glicksberg, S., Perry, B., Gelb, B., Adler, E., Schapiro, S., Hauser, H., Friedman, J. Kraff S Wolf C ROW 2-Sfein, R., Minson, M., Margolis, l., Barr, N. O., Toovy, B., Singer, D., Schaen, E Llebowlfz R Boksebom F Gordon J ROW 3-Foqel, M., Dine, L., Gerfzman, G., Schneider, S., Aronberg, G., Bronsfein, H., Fronf H Dischler A Frankel E D Kauffman P ROW 4-Scheiber, E., Reif, M., Diamanf, S., Eckman, R., Himovih, M., Braverman, M., Tobens E Kaplan B Gains S ROW 5-Lehrner, F., Schwarfz, R., Lurie, l., Holfzman, M., Salkowifz, S., Harris, L., Kirschner L Greenwald B Hirsch J EPSILON PHI SIGMA The Greek-leHer sociely, Epsilon Phi Sigma, is a nafional organiza- lion founded eighl years ago for +he promolion of brofherhood among 'lhose college s+uden+s o'F Greek heriiage. The membership is composed eniirely of siudenfs, bo+h from day school and nighl' school, who are of direcl' Greek descenl or of Greek parenfage. The organi- zafion has grown wi+h amazing speed and popularily as any member will fesfify. Wi+h herilage as lhe common in+eres+, +he group unavoid- ably finds ilself in a mood of congenialify whenever E+ mee+s. Several dances are sponsored lhroughoul' +he year by +he club. Here people of Greek origin find 'Thai +hey have more ihan Greek origin in common. ROW I-Tassos, W., Kalfas, N., Pascal, M., Darves, G., Pappas, M., Sebas+ian, C., Kereiakes J ROW 2-Alexander, K., Aglamesis, M., Callos, H., Alexander, E., Georgefon, C., Pulos, K. ROW l-Jackson, J., Morion, J., Means, B., Morris, W., Sfevens, R., Smifh, I., Beck, E., Brumberg, A., Turner, M. ROW 2-Finley, M., Sanford, N., Parker, P., Bailey, D., Karnes, S., Kienasf, D., Wewer, S., Smifh, J., Bigney, D., DeWees, G. ROW 3-Roland, S., Leopold, J., Sfeingrube, M., Rose, J., Parkins, D., Evans, M., While, M., Case, H., Dressler, B. ROW 4-Sfrafis, L., Sfory, J., VanEa'ron, W., Puffenbarger, E., Woodburn, J., Feufchey, G., Adams, G., Cody, R., Davies, J. WESLEY FOUNDATION We big lhing for many aclrive U. C. Melhodislrs was +he Wesley Foundalion. The group was organized as a chapler of lhe nalional Melhoclisl Young Peoples' organizalion. A Sunday evening supper and meeling, and a Wednesday nighl' open-house offered a fine weekly schedule. However, ihe big parl' of lhe Foundalion's program was devoled lo lhe inleresls of 'rhe underprivileged people of l'he cily. Gamma Della is Lulh- eran youlh. Alpha Pi is lhe local chapler of lhe nalional organizalion, which is supporled by l'he Lulheran Church. This year, as a resull' of 'lhe hard work of 'l'he members who are of bolh day school and nigh'l' school, Alpha Pi celebralecl i+s 'Firsl' year of supporling ilself. Wilh a social funclion and a business meeling each monlh, Gamma Della has fasl become a prominenl' U. C. organizalion. ROW l-Russel, N., Grene, J., Burzynski, N., Dochaf, P., Russe, R., Kueffner, M., Hughes, J., Wewer, S. ROW 2-Fenner, C., Hein, R., Bunk, A., Sydow, R., Graver, W., Thiele, G., Uffman, A., Schaffner, J. ROW 3-Rempe, F., Rempe, R., Schulfz, D., Bocks1'iegeI,R., Sydow, P., Cawdrey, P., Lampl, P., Scheper, H. 1' M'Nx..e WTWM1 E: 9 'V Alf'- WELL LET'S DECIDE ON SOMETHING .Ts ., 2 1 - , 5LssIEsi::: :5, ,. . f . A , Hw1Q'gwg..a-,e1,s3gssfefL.fr-LQ: . .aa . . .-L.: we '1- . . , '. I 1. , . 2 sr A 'ff ' - - 2 S51 - f 'I 3 L V' . Y I , ' , I 3:3 li: rv F ' I I 2 H. 5 5 T S: L LL - L , 1 7 - I , L. L L, - I L L , L. , L . 'S jg., 1 - .E 'P if f? I V' L ',,, - -I f., , rg ig , - -T , P ' b ,- J .ESQ L 'I I ig 3' ,zlf - E. X . . , I 1 UNIVERSITY Y.W.C.A. Non-clenominalional groups, exlending member- ship lo all sl'udenl's, urge us all 'lo spend our 'rime Y'slyl Bolh divisions of +he Y hope l'o bring men and women +ogel'her for individual growlh and lead- ership, as well as a be'Her apprecialion of currenl' social issues. A ioinl' dinner and program in 'lhe 'Fall begin a series of firesicles 'rhroughoul' lhe year. The YWCA comes lo lhe fore wilh ils Apple-Polishing Day in honor of 'rhe facully, for obvious reasons! And for an in+egral'ion of all 'lypes , programs are offered in ar'l's ancl crafls, Bible sludy, communily services, human relalions, public affairs, ancl a +rav- eling 'l'roupe. The groups usually meel weekly, and Ihe choices are complelely oplional. Ol inleresl' +o all members are lhe eclucalion fours wil'h lhe YM, a Modern Marriage series, and Religious Emphasis Week. A huge Y Day al' 'lhe close of 'lhe year again emphasizes Ihe imporlance of l'his well-known organizalion. Busy officers in I949 were Marjorie Evans, June Ramage, Mary Lou Albers, and Sally Corlwrighl. ROW I-Albers, M., Corfrighf, S., Ramage, J., Glasson, B., Evans, M., Phillips, D., Gard, F. ROW 2-Franq, D., Allgaier, J., Evans, C., Sheppard, J., Mueller, D., Hemmerf, R., Heisel, R. ROW 3-Cecil, R., Heller, J., Sleward, J., Lloyd, J., lngle, B., Pierle, J., Ambrosius, M., Haase, P. ROW I-Rofh, J., Marsch, H., Lodwick, R., Wengler, E., Gilmer, W., Davis, J. Johnson R ROW 2-Leahr, J., Bufler, R., Fernfheil, A., Schwindf, R., Milligan, D., Schubel R Ramsom W ROW 3--Crooks, H., Davis, F., La Camera, F., Dixon, R., Pumphery, D., Gaskins S Dershimer G UNIVERSITY Y.M.C.A. A Y's dollar is lhe one spenl' by men siudenis lo loin 'l'he YMCA, for il' slreiches over a mullilucle of opporlunilies and cerlainly pays off in big dividends. The Y gels many a new s+uden+ oFF +o a good s+ar+ in college when iis liHle red book is dislribuled a+ +he opening orienlalion assembly. Wifh lhis in hand, 'l'he freshman learns all aboul' U. C. life, and soon begins +o fill in ihe blank spaces wilh his own ac'l'ivi- lies. Fellowship is slressed and increased by means of lhe Y's inclusive plans. Freshman Forums are an invaluable aid bolh al school and in laler life, and 'lhe inlramural program gives 'rhe sporlsminded a leam lo play ball wilh. The Y building sees many a social affair loop The Thanksgiving Eve Pep Dance, and 'rhe burning of 'lhe Yule Log al Chrislmas are lwo of 'rhe mosl oulslanding. The cafeleria, game room and lounges are welcomed fixlures, as is +he Laundry service offered by 'rhe Y. A lrip lo l'he lcecapades in Indianapolis was one of +he highlighis of lhe Y Year '49, under 'lhe leader- ship of Bob Lodwick, Ernie Wengler, Herb Marsch, Wesley Gilmer and faculfy adviser Dean Joseph Holliday. THAT SOUNDS LIKE A PRETTY BIG DANCE TO ME W I Vollm J., Wood, R., Ramage, J. ROW 2 Sk dmo e D., Koop, J., Dugan, F. SOCIAL BOARD Presiclenl'-David Skidmore Recording Secreiary-June Ramage Corresponding Secrerary-Jane Vollman Board Members-Gerry Murphy, Jean Koop, Frances Dugan SI'aFF Members- Lilliam M. Johnson, Dean of Women Roberi W. Bishop, Dean of Men Thai parl of our college life, 'Iermed in I'he li'Hle black book by a capiial Social , is deiermined by This ever-powerful group. To I'hem come wishful peiilioners, or planners and promolers of pariies, plays and proms. Complele 'lab is kepl' on +he exacl' 1'ime and daI'e of imporianl funcfions 'I'o avoid pos- sible confliclions. In 'Ihe midsi' of all 'I'his whirl 'Ihey also help serve on dance commiHees, handle +he vo'ring for 'rhe Junior Prom, and place +heir siamp of approval on all campus affairs. Therefore, as I'he lime, the place, and 'rhe music are seI', il' is wise for U. C.i+es, and especially you men, 'Io 'rake a weekly amble I'o The calendar posfed across from +he Grill, so 'lhal' when 'Iha'I' nighl' of nighis rolls around, your favoriie gal won'I' be ou? socializing wiih your besl' pal! ROW I-Smari, W., Sfix, C., Becker, C., Ruehlmann, E., Sfichfenofh ROW 2-WiH'e, N., Jaffe, L., Haffield, B., Moore, E., Bufler, R. ROW 3-Thomas, D., Crozier, C., Whilfeker, W., Schuberf, R. METRO Presidenl'-Charles Becker Secrefary-Jim GoeHle Treasurer-Elmer Ruehlmann Hurry, gel righl' over +0 Wilson, Mefro is 'raking aH'endance! Had +he Universiiy resorfed +o a prim spinsier, waving a ruler and calling +he roll? H' couldn'+ be 'lhis bad! And il' wasn'+, 'cause Melro 'rurned ou+ 'ro be a group of I5 handsome men lplugl who are devofed io beH'ering school spiril' and push- ing aH'endance a'l' universily funciions. As par+ of fhis promofional policy - sfricfly impersonal, of course -- Mefro awards a cup 'l'o +he group having +he largesl' perceniage of members presenl' al' 'rhese affairs. Al+hough +aking afiendance does keep +hese fellows busy, 'ihey have also 'Found lime 'ro pul up 'lhe pic+ures of o+her campuses of 'rhe Mid-American Conference in +he Grill. And +hose sandwiches +hey help assemble and sell on ihe Migraiion Train -- hof dog! Ever eager, as soon as Their Chris+mas Par+y for underprivileged children is over, 'ihey begin planning for 'ihe nex+ year, buying buns and Things for 'rheir culinary pursuifs . . . HAVE YOU ALL BEEN GOOD LITTLE KlDDIES? METRO CHRISTMAS PARTY Chrisimas has been described as +ha+ wonderful season when every one is blessed wi+h generosily and benevolenf good will . . . 'lo look in on 'lhe Mefro Chrislmas Par+y, De- cember I7, was +o see jusl such spirii' in ac+ion. Melro wasn'+ alone in inducing all +his holiday cheer, girls froifn lhe Home Ec Tribunal, Pan Hel, and Alpha Lambda Delia played supporiing roles as bounliful angels in addilion +o +heir dulies of keeping relalive peace and quie+ among +he one hundred and filly guesfs. Tau Bela Pi and Junior Advisors aided Meiro financially in lheir sponsorship of 'lhis annual Chrisfmas parly. During fhe Chrisfmas season if's fradi- fional for Dufch children fo pul' ouf fheir wooden shoes and for fhe English fo pu'l' up fheir sfockings, buf we uninhibifed Ameri- cans aren'f a bif subfleg we iusf puf ouf our arms and waif for fhe giffs fo come pouring in. The naive expecfafions of Mefro's one hundred and fiffy guesfs were fulfilled when Sanfa delved info his sack and revealed a giff for everyone. Affer fhe wrappings were disposed of lall over fhe floor . . . anofher old American fradifionl shiny red fire en- gines were prompfly senf fo fhe aid of imaginary damsels in disfress, and fhe liffle girls eagerly pursued fhe arf of acquiring dishpan hands wifh fhe aid of fheir finy washing machines. Buf old Sf. Nick wasn l' fhe only affracfion af fhis parfyg Ace Wil- lard, a professional magician, sfole info fhe spoflighf and fhen disappeared along wifh his cards and rabbifs fo reveal fhe lovely Rondelle, nof only beaufiful, buf falenfed enough fo keep any man guessing . . . a venfriloquisf, no less! The Universify Glee Club was on hand fo provide fhe fradifional Chrisfmas carols and a legal opporfunify for fhese spirifed youngsfers fo use fheir vocal chords. lce cream, candy, and cake were fhe culinary freafs fhaf awaifed fhe diminufive carolers. Whaf wifh all fhis en- ferfainmenf and food, fhere was plenfy fo keep bofh children and sponsors lespecially sponsorsll busy: and alfhough fhe workers were weary when fhey finally herded fhe happy crowd back on fhe big school buses, the couldn'+ hide fhe smiles of safisfacfion ancllconfenfmenf which always comes from a worfhwhile iob very well done! T Ti-Xoucfwr E WAS fill- MW TO BE Tas SANTA F012 Tens PART!! If GOSH THIS IS GOOD STUFF O - O - O ...... LOOK AT THIS . . . fhe fellows and girls we called our big wheels on campus ? The ones who always seemed fo wind up presidenf of fhis or fhaf, fhe ones whom you knew by sighf before you had learned fhe names of all your professors. Nof Phi Befes, all of fhem, alfhough many of fhem have an honorary or fwo fucked in fhe lisf of fheir acfivifies. Some are oufsfanding in afhlefics, some in sfudenf governmenf organizafions, or made a name for fhemselves in fhe fields of dramafics or publicafions, buf you'll find fhaf mosf were acfive in a wide range of inferesfs. They had whaf you mighf call universalify , and also a warm modesf friendliness fhaf is reflecfed here in fheir picfures. Remember? NANCY NENNINGER This charming gal proved herself calm and capable in her firsf days af U. C. Deciding upon Home Ec. as fhe cenfer for acfivi- fies, Tri-Delf's brown-eyed Nance did well in ifs club and on fhe fribunal, capfuring fhe covefed Beecher award as oufsfanding freshman. In her nexf years she rompecl 'Through Sfuclenf Coun- cil, fhe Y, Wig-Wag, Junior Advisors, VIC and WSSFg adding Alpha Lambda Delfa, Omicron Nu and lofa Sigma Pi honors fo her by-now heavy key bracelef. ln her iunior year Nancy was fapped for Morfar Board and became ifs secrefary, as well as fhe Presidenf of Woman's Senafe. DICK LODWICK Facing Nancy af fhe ofher end of U. C. Senafes was Dick Loclwick, Men's Presidenfg A Lieufenanf-Colonel in fhe ROTC, Dick was also vice presiclenf of Scabbard and Blade honorary, and played an imporfanf parf in several milifary affairs during our years fhere. The presidency of Befa Thefa Pi kepf him fairly busy foo, adding membership in lnfer-Frafernify Council, buf fhis big fellow always found fime fo keep an acfive inferesf in Sfudenf Council and Orienfafion Board. Dick belonged fo fhe Convocafion commiffee and headed various WSSF groups, killed fime wifh Rifle Club acfivify. SALLY CORTRIGHT Don'l lel lhal prelly smile lool you! There was lols more lo Our Gal Sal lhan her love ol lun. She's a blonde bundle ol pep and huslleg Thela sislers called her lheir oulslanding '48 senior. Maybe her ollices in KAT, on Sludenl Council, lhe YWCA Cab- inel, Board ol Publicalions and Kindergarlen Club had some- lhing lo do wilh lhe award. This Dream Girl ol TTKA was noliced laking on iobs around Woman's Senale, Sludenl Direc- lory, Varsily Vanilies, Junior Advisors, WAA and TC Tribunal meelings loo. Quile a lisl, bul Sal's quile a gal: she iusl says, I'Il do il . And she does. ORV RETZSCH Greek God here is ol lhe alhlelic-business execulive variely. A Dell, Orv gave much ol his lime lo lhe business ol honoraries Sigma Sigma and Ulex. News Record business allairs were dellly managed by Orv, and lhen lhere was always lhe Execulive Council ol Men's Senale wilh which lo conlend. He also man- aged lo have a word or lwo al lhe Board ol Publicalions meel- ings. Slill more business was supplied by lhe Bus. Ad. Tribunal bul good ol' Orv seemed lo allend lo all lhese aclivilies wilhoul much lrouble. Thal big grin and lriendly wisecrack made him one popular guy. JEAN HELLER Diamond Jean was known as a lillle girl wilh loo many pins! Thal's lhe Kappa presidenl's key she's wearing, along wilh a lew olhers ol assorled significance. The rungs ol her success ladder were climbed in lhe hours Jean devoled lo Wig-Wag, News Record, Junior Advisors, Y Cabinel, Pan-Hel Council, lhe Cin- cinnalian. Her scholaslic ellorls recognized lhe lirsl year by Alpha Lambda Della, and in Applied Arls, lhrough Della Phi Della, Jean reached lhe lop slep when she added a Morlar Board pin lo her colleclion. For a lillle girl , Jeanie cerlainly covered a lol ol ground. JIM GOETTLE Jimbo had a hosl of friends al' U. C. Honesly and sinceriiy a++rac+ed colleagues +o his side Hme and again, for a friendship here is a lifelong fhing. Proof of Jim's capabililies may be seen in an imposing lisl' of ex'l'ra-curriculars: Phi Della Thela presi- den+, LA Tribunal presiden'l', vice presidenl of lhe ln+er-Fral'er- nily Council, secrelary of Me+ro, member of Men's Senaie, business manager of Mummer's Guild. When brofher Phi's named Jim iheir oulslanding senior, 'l'he lrophy was accepled wifh a modesly so 'lypical of 'rhe ever popular Huggy Bear , a really line fellow. IRV SCHARFENBERGER Spiri+ Inc. Scharf can handle anyihingg he didn'+ miss much! Presidenl of Sigma Chi, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Orienfalion Board and Sophos, lrv earned all his laurels wilh good hard work. A member of Sludenl Council, lv1en's Senale, ln+erfra+erni+y Coun- cil and commiH'ees for Red Cross, WSSF, Junior Prom, Religious Emphasis, lad infiniluml he also managed Profile business and inframurals. Claimed by Alpha Kappa Psi, ODK, Sigma Sigma and Ulex, lrv did qui+e all righ'l'. Whenever a good man was needed, knowing campusifes gave The nod his way: For lhe man who'll serve i1 s lrv. GERRY LEWIS This quiel'-spoken Miss walked an unobfrusive pafh on cam- pus, bu+ her sfeps were always sure. Gerry was Chi Omega presiden+ and a member of Pan-Hellenic Council. She was sec- reiary of ihe Home Ec Tribunal and Vigilance, vice presidenl' of Omicron Nu, and a member of fhe Home Ec Club, +he YWCA and Wig-Wag. She also found lime for +he Chairmanship of 'l'he Greek Weekend CommiH'ee. Her recipe may have come 'From deep down in a Home Ec Lab: iusi' a pinch of a plan, and a dash of deliberafion, s+irred well in a 'Frenzy of ac'I'ivi+y. Anyway +ha+ sounds like Gerry, doesn'+ if? GERRY MURPHY This is fhe colleen who faclcled an ignored campus publicafion and furned if info a fhing of beaufy and a ioy for aye. Yep: if's Murph, ye Profile ed, who frained for fhe iob on fhe News Record and Board of Publicafions. The fire wifh which Ger mighf affaclc a local issue helped boosf her debafing prowess: she was on fhaf council and fhe Spealcer's Bureau. ln-befween- fimes, she ran fo meefings of Sfudenf Council, Social Board, Mummers, Pan-Hell, Glee Club, Grievance Commiffee and fhe Penguin Club. A real versafile Child, you mighf say: Thefa Phi was preffy proud of ifs vice-Pres.! TOM O'MALLEY To represenf fhe big men in fhe afhlefic field we have Tom O'Malley, a fighfing lrishman if ever fhere was one. Tom came fo us from Ohio Wesleyan in his sophomore year, and was immediafely recognized by fhe Bearcaf fans as a young man bound fo be one of fhe luminaries of fhe foofball feam. I948 proved fheir predicfion fo be correcf, for his superb play in fhe quarferback slof has won him fhe fifle of oufsfanding player in fhe Mid-American Conference. As a member of Sigma Chi, Pappa O'Malley fool: fo fhe hardwoods fo lead his brofhers fo an easy vicfory in lnframural baslcefball. DOROTHY REVELOS Here's a good example of 'liffle buf mighfy. Alpha Chi's personable presidenf, also vice-presidenf of Del+a Phi Delfa and Morfar Board freasurer, was anofher small buf so-capable co-ed. Bach as she's called by fhose familiar wifh her musical falenf, sfayed wifhin fhe arf realm in her choice of college, membership in Glee Club, Arfs Board, and Speakers Bureau. However, our friend from Middlefown seemed fo have inferesf in ofher acfivifies foo, for she belonged fo Woman's Senafe, lnferdorm Council, fhe YWCA Cabinef, Applied Arfs Tribunal, Pan Hell, and was dorm presidenf. HELEN LAWTON . . . She's as nice as she looks! Preffy Miss Lawfon, Inferior Dec., doesn'+ need much decorafing herself: she's always good pleasanf company, wifh plenfy of laughs. Sound a liffle Iighf? Well, she managed fo hold down a few iobs in college foo: Tri Delf Chaplain, song leader and hisforiang Vice-Presidenf of Union Board, and fhen lasf buf nof leasf, presidenf of lviorfar Board. Helen worked for News Record, Woman's Senafe and Junior Advisers, she belonged fo Delfa Phi Delfa, Vigilance and Guidon. Wifh a voice and manner as sweef as her smile, i+'s easy 'ro see why Helen did so well af U. C. PAT HAASE Perf Paffy fwirled her way info foofball fans' hearfs for a good four years af UC: as a sparkling maioreffe who climaxed if all wifh a wedding as Bride Sponsor. A Kappa, Pal' adds Morfar Board and fhe presidency of WAA fo her disfincfions. A member of fhe Dance Club, she performed in Varsify Vani- fiesg belonged fo Arefe, Woman's Senafe, YWCA Cabinef, and Junior Advisers. She was picked for band honorary Tau Befa Sigma, Guidon, and lvy Chain. The Fellowship Council and fhe World Youfh Service Fund were iusf fwo more venfs for 'rhis Haase energy, of which fhere is plenfyl SAM SCHAPIRO Thaf good-nafured look is sfricfly noi' for effecfg smilin' Sam iusf fakes fhings fhaf way. This happy faculfy was quife a boon each Monday when fhe News Record office may be fersely described as hecfic g Edifor Schapiro's mere presence kepf fhings moving af a fasf even clip. lSome+hing like his foofwork, we imagine, as he works off sfeam a'I' frackll As Hillel presidenf, Sam's calm influence accomplished much for fhis counselorshipg his unfiring efforfs fo promofe brofherhoocl on UC's Panel of Americans are furfher reasons for his membership in Omicron Delfa Kappa and lviefro. , ' .........-11 -. DICK BUTLER Here's a fellow who was never safisfied wifh fhe work fhaf an office would bring, he'd finish one and fake on anofher. For example, Dick progressed from rush chairman fo vice-pres. fo pres., in his frafernify, Lambda Chi Alpha. ln fhe YMCA he made fhe roufe from freasurer fo secrefary fo presidenf, ancl did if well. He seemed fo like fhe freasurer's iob besf however, for he fried if again for ODK, Phi Efa Sigma, and fhe Engi- neering Tribunal. ln his Chemical Engineering, he's a member of AICHE, Tau Befa Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma. He also spenf fime selling ads for fhe Coop Engineers. SUE McDEVITT Soomac was fhe gal wifh 'lhe drawing board and fackle box you caughf an occasional glimpse of somewhere befween fhe Applied Arfs building and fhe Cincinnafian office. Besides being boss lady of fhe annual, our Sue served as Vice Presiclenf of fhe Senior Class, no less, and as a member of fhe Applied Arfs Tribunal. On her lisf of acfivifies are Wig Wag, Vigilance, Mummer's, Junior Advisers, ancl fhe News Record. AND fhaf is fhe whife cross of fhe Sweefhearf of Sigma Chi she is wearing nexf fo her Thefa Phi Alpha pin, fair proof fhaf Miss Mac has more fhan iusf abilify. NQTZUV DAVE SKIDMORE Here's anofher good-nafured guy who liked a job well done. For fhe SAE's Dave fackled, from leff fo righf, fhe posifions of pledge frainer, rush chairman, vice-pres. and presidenf! You, mighf say he had a righf fo wear fhe pin. Those dafes around his head definifely do noi' connofe confusion: as head man on Social Board, Dave was responsible for fhe where's and when's fhaf make for a smoofh season. When fhese affairs were sfraighfened ouf, fhis ODK leaned, lawlike, foward Sfudenf and lnferfrafernify Councils and fhe Y, was acfive in lnframural and Varsify debafing. Presiclenf-Shirley Thompson Vice Presidenf-Mary Ann Birn Treasurer-Charlene Sfarr Secrefary-Rufh Figg ROW I Sirauss R Figg R Sfarr C Thompson, S., Birn, M., DimmeH', V., Brennemann, C. ROW 2-Jay G Schramm A McGrIliard J , Kisker, H., Langdon, J., Rydin, D. ROW 3 Merz V Grace L Doscher M Aglamesis, M., O'DonneII, L., Becker, J., Kamman, E. You've heard of fhe lighfed forch pin? Well, l'm nof surprised. Thaf's perhaps fhe nicesf reward a freshman girl af U.C. can gef. lf means fhaf fhe girl has made a 4.5 average for one of her freshman semesfers and has become a member of Alpha Lambda Delfa. This is one of fhe mosf beneficial and worfhy organizafions on campus. By selling Chrisfmas cards and refreshmenfs, fhese sophomores, for fhey are acfive for only one year, raise enough money for a scholarship and presenf if on Honor Day fo a deserving girl in Alpha Lambda Delfa. The year we were gracluafed, fhey inifiafed fhe Dean of Women and celebrafed fheir fwenfy-fiffh anniversary. Besides encouraging sfudy and good grades, fhis group plans a lof of fun. Each year fhey have a picnic wifh Phi Efa Sigma, fhe freshman men's honorary. In '49 fhe scholasfic elife mef af Mf. Airy over hof dogs and apple cider. PHI ETA SIGMA When a Freshman sludenl'-'ro-be aHends 'l'he inilial convocalion, +he firsl' persons he meefs are represenfafives of Phi E+a Sigma, who dis'rribu+e sludy aids and inliormafion encouraging scholasfic achievemen+ among Freshmen on +he campus. This is jus? one phase of Phi Era Sigma's program of expansion 'ro a posilion of grealer prominence on l'he campus. Sixly-four sophomore s+udenl's whose freshman grades mel lhe fra+erni+y's high scholislic requiremenls were ini+ia+ed al' 'rhe annual fall ceremonies, and allending as guesfs al +he banquel which followed were +he Universily Vice Presidenl and eighl' Deans of lhe various colleges. Dean Greene was 'rhe principal speaker and creafed no liHle inleresl' wilh his subiecl' maH'er, perlaining +o +he produc- 'lion and con'lrol of alomic power. As a resul+, a group was formed under l'he leadership of Deans Barbour, Greene, and Bird 'lo discuss 'l'he problem of produclion and conlrol of alomic power and +he possible e'Fliec+s alomic power may have upon ihe world of fhe fufure. Refufing 'lhe concepfion +ha+ +he brains are high-brows who do no+hing bul' pour over books, Phi E+a Sigma held several social evenls during lhe year, some of which were a picnic wilh 'rhe Fresh- man honorary sororily, Alpha Lambda Della, and a smoker held in fhe spring for all men of +he Freshman class who had made +he Dean's lisl' for +wo conseculive semeslers. The purpose was 'ro encourage +hese men +o refain lheir high average and lo presenl 'rhe facl +ha+ invi+a'lion lo join +his honorary is +he grea+es+ scholaslic honor aHainable by Freshmen. ROW I-Kravefz, R., Ross, N., Sfiff, H., Bowman, D., Alderman, W., Dennis, J., Farmer, J. ROW 2-Rahn, E., Mussman, J., Difmer, G., Wahlke, A., Mull, M., Hirsch, J., Grossman, A., Borfz, M., Diamond, H., Sloniker, H Grossman L Frankel R ROW 3-Parry, E., Pfennigwerfh, P., Pearson, B., Grad, M., DeNuccio, J., Lange, R., Alexander, E., Sheppard, R., Weinber F Doclrow N Wo Newman, A. ROW 4-Brunck, C., Fells, D., Burdsall, T., Gasf, P., Mayer, C., Box, E., Drake, J., Cosfello, J. Aug, R., Weiss R., Markey, J. ROW 5-Moore, J., Railing, R., Kaiser, J., Bergman R., Emmerich T., Deulscher, E., Laacke, F., Sedacca, C., Browell, J. ROW I-Hawk, K., Gregg, K., Hemmerl, R., Anderson, A., Kabulan, S Wllnams G ROW 2-Gaskins, S., Bryan, M., Dial, J., Lowry, W., Oslrander, J. SPEAKERS BUREAU So you need a speaker? Why nol' buzz 'lhe Uni- versil'y's own Palrick Henrys. Speakers Bureau is a sfudenl' group 'l'ha+ can deliver oralories on a wide number of lopics. Anyone is eligible, allhough i+'s composed moslly of sludenls from lhe speech classes. These able speakers make personal appear- ances al' communily organizalions giving speeches, oflen drawn from personal experiences. Such sub- iecls as World Poli'lics or Travel Talks are quile popular. The 'lroup nol' only helps lo spread +he Fame of 'lhe universily bul' gains invaluable experi- ence as well. The bureau gives 'lraining in composing speeches, delivery, and use of recordings bul' also develops lhe small inlangibles which 'lum 'rhe medi- ocre af'l'er-dinner speaker info a lrue Daniel Websler. Under fhe srudenl' direc'l'ion of S'l'anley Gaskin and 'rhe facully adviser, Marlin Bryan, 'lhe group has delivered as many as eighly speeches lhis year. There is a +ime +o sludy buf more imporiani' is fhe 'I'ime you play, Bridge +ha1' is. A bridge game complefe wi+h a refreshing coke, a cigare'H'e, and 'I'he ever-presenl' kibifzers, is as much a parl' of Universily life as fhe foolball games, Convocalions, and classes. A possible slam? Nolhing venfured, nofhing gained - 7 Clubs. Double? The game proceeds midsf +he noise of 'lhe iulce box, and +he endless +alking. See you in 'lhe Grill for lunch, l have +he cards, find a fourfh. Those words will always be fradifional whenever U.C. s+uden+s meel' during +he besl years of your life. I67 INTERFRATERNITY DANCE Say when . . . liquids, po+a+o chips and prelzels were in sfyle a+ +he annual Inferfralernily Dance held al lhe Topper Club in Music Hall. The Greeks furned ouf in large numbers +o enjoy a few fox-hols +o +he pleasanf music of Cl de Trask and his orchesfra. The dance was informal andlso was +he aimospherez fables were shuffled around so large groups could gel fogeiher for song or convivialify. Coals were shed because of ihe unusual heaf. Toward 'lhe end of +he evening we were privileged fo see a preview from One Touch of Venus : Jean O'Neal and Vern Corbin sang one of fhe songs which was +o be a show-sfopper when lhe play was presenfed lafer in ihe spring. When Home, Sweef Home was played, some called if a nigh'l' and ofhers headed for a midnighf snack, bul' all agreed fhal 'lhe dance was well done in 'lrue Greek sfyle. WELS-1 NX runny ' ,J Lf O A20 UU While some sal al +heir fables 'ralking of every- fhing from soup 'ro nu+s , sipping fheir cool drinks and enioying +l1e music in 'lhe background, olhers saw more excilemenl on +he dance floor. Clyde Trask furnished boil: Fasi' and mellow music For +l1e never firing couples. Bu+ even 'lhey enioyed using The well deserved breaks +l1e orcheslra look +o gel' a bil of refreshmenis. BASKETBALL AH'aboy Dick! Tha'l' clinches i+. Bro+her, whal' a way +o end a season. Now who has +he besl' 'I'eam in +own? We'll never forge? how happy we were when UC +urnecl 'I'he 'fables on Xavier +o win 'ihe Cincinnafi lnviiaiional Tournament We sal' spellbound as during fhe season we warched +he Bearcais climb 'lo number eighi' in +he nafion and win fheir 'Third conseculive Mid-America Conference Championship. There were limes when we saw our idols 'lasre defeal' - only +o wa+ch 'Them recover and end +he bes+ season in 'Car his'rory on an eleven game winning sfrealc. We fell' iusfly proud of 'lhe record of 23 wins ou+ of 28 con+es+s. l70 .AL ROW I-Kolp, J., Trainer, Luchi, J., Rubensiein, A., Wesferfeld, W., Baker, T., Frifh, R., Schmalfuss, W Manager ROW 2-Dallmer, R., Lenfz, E., Laub, J., Richfer, R., Wolf, J., Monk, D., Wiefhe, J., Coach. Modesr, likeable, a perfeci gen+leman - 'Thai was our Favoriie, Dick Dallmer. We cheered as Dick ambled ou'l belween The halves of 'ihe Duquesne +il+ fo accepi' 'lhe Ulex Trophy as mosl valuable UC player. His sensa'rional inferceplions, carlike defen- sive play, and decepiive reverse pivois broughl' us +o our fee+ +ime aH'er +ime. We 'Fel+ Dick was sligh+ed when relegaied +o a second siring berih on +he All-MAC squad, bul' 'I'ook heari in his seleciion for honorable menlion on ihe Sporiing News All- American squad. Dick wasn r ihe only s'l'ar, however, among The Bearcals. Big Bill Wesierfeld, co-capiain wilh Dallmer and our only fellow senior on +he +eam, became 'lhe firsi' Bearcai in hisiory +o score over IOOO poinis for +he Red and Black. Ralph Richier, who, led ihe +eam in scoring for +he second s+raigh+ season wilh 46l poinls, and playmaker AI Ruben- siein were given +he honors of +he All-MAC 'firsl' +eam. Richier, besides also receiving honorable men'l'ion All-American, sei a new UC Gym record wi+h 34 poinis agains+ Wesiern Michigan. Joe Luchi, mos+ improved player on +he five, was The big spark Towards ihe end of +he season, being high man wi+h I9 in +he final Xavier game. The s+ar+ing lineup was always changing, however, wiih Jack Laub, Taylor Baker, Don Monk, Bob Friih, Joe Wolf, and Eddie Len1'z ofien iaking 'lhe floor 'For +he inilial lump. DICK DALLMER JACK LAUB RALPH RICHTER DON MONK BOB FRITH Oufsfanding Coach of fhe Mid-American Conference. Thaf was our own coach, John Socko Wiefhe. The admirafion of fhe Bearcaf fans was more fhan subsfanfiafed when our law- yer-coach, who pleaded many a case unsuccess- fully wifh a referee, was given fhaf honor in fhe All-MAC poll. Guiding fhe Red and Black for fhe fhird year, John saw his hoopsfers finally hi+ +I-ue heighfs for which he had been preparing fhem. Twice MAC champions and once co- champs isn'+ bad for a fhree coaching reign! BILL WESTERFELD ALVIN RUBENSTEIN BASKETBALL RESUME OPP Cedarville College .,,,,, ,. 57 Kenfuclry Wesleyan , ,,,,,,,. 46 Nebraska ..,,.,.,,,.,,,, ,, ,,A. 46 Colorado Sfafe ...,. .,,,A,,, 4 3 Wesf Virginia ..,. .,,,,,,, 6 2 Wesfern Reserve .,,, 65 Sf. Francis ...........,,, ,,,,,,,. 4 8 Ohio Universify ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.. 4 7 Bufler Universify ,,,,, , .,,, 74 Miami Universify ., ,,., .,,A,,,, 3 6 Texas Wesleyan ..,,,, ,...A,,, 6 7 Wesfern Michigan ,,,,,, ,. 57 Phillips Oilers ......,, ,,,,,,,, 4 4 Wes? Virginia ..., ........ 8 I Maryland ,,,,,,,,..,..,,, ,, ,,,,,.,s 33 Xavier Universify ,,,,, ..,,. A , 7I LaSalle Universify ,,,,, ..,,, . , 42 Wesfern Reserve A,,, 62 Wesfern Michigan ..,,... ,,,,,,, 6 5 Duquesne Universify ..,,,..,, .,,,... 5 0 Sf. Francis .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,...,,, ,.,,.,, 6 2 Bufler Universify ., ,,., .....,A 4 4 Miami Universify ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,v 3 6 Ohio Universify ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , 5 I Duquesne Universify ,, ,, 5I John Carroll ,,,....,,,,.,..,. ,,..,,, 5 3 LaSalle Universify ,, . 49 Xavier Universify ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, 46 I89l IZ3-Sl I488 STATISTICS FOR UC I948-49 SEASON - Won 23, Los? 5 Player Pos. FGA FG FTA FT Tofal Richfer, f .,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,. 4 47 I63 I95 I34 460 Dallmer, f ,,,,,,, ,,,..,.. 4 23 I44 99 65 353 Rubensfein, g .,,., ...,,,.. 3 95 I02 8I 6I 265 Wesferfeld, C . .,.,,,.. 278 89 63 50 228 Luchi, f-g ...,.. .,,,,,,. I 8I 63 BI 47 I73 Laub, g ..,,,.,, ,Y,.,,,. 2 79 74 32 20 I68 Baker, g sssssss s....,r. I I8 38 2I I4 90 Monlt, c-'I ,,.... ,,,,,,.. I I2 28 30 I3 69 Frilh, g .,,,, ,,,,. 6 4 2I 37 25 67 Wolf, f ,,,,,, ,... 3 4 7 7 4 I8 Lenfz, f ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , .,,,. 5 O O 0 O0 UC Tofals , ,,..,.,,..,.,,. ,s.YYY,.,.,, 2 336 729 646 433 I89I Opponenfs' Tofals , H ,,,,, I788 46I 484 345 I488 UC average poinfs per game. 67.51 Oppoienfs, 53.I. We saw fhe 'Cal' hoopsfers open fheir season in im- pressive sfyle by shaffering a school scoring mark in fheir 95-57 shellacking of liffle Cedarville College. This was only fhe beginning, however, as 'rhe baskef-hap y Bearcafs confinued +o pepper 'rhe hoops, piling up eighf consecu- five wins which broughf fhem info sevenfh place in nafional sfanding. Affer Kenfucky Wesleyan was handed a 8l-46 drubbing in fhe UC gym, fhe Cafs wenf affer bigger game as fhey invaded Music Hall for fhree sfraighf confesfs. Nebraska, Big 7 Champ, was mel' and con- quered 64-46. Colorado Sfafe and Wesf Virginia proved fo be numbers four and five in UC's winning sfreak as fhey fell 70-43 and 72-62, respecfivel . Coach Wiefhe's five kepf up Their winning ways by defleafing Wesfern Reserve 93-65 fo open defense of fheir Mid-American Conference crown. Vicfories over S+. Francis and Ohio Universify ran fhe sfreak fo eighf. A iourney fo Bufler proved disasfrous as fhe Bulldogs fook advanfage of fheir home courf and an off-nighf on fhe parf of fhe Bearcafs fo hand our cagers 'rheir firsf loss by 'rhe fune of 74-58. Our fradi- fional rivals from Miami were faken in sfride, 48-38 on fheir own floor as fhe Cincy quinfef gof back on fhe vicfory frail. A rangy Texas Wesleyan ouffif and Wesfern Michigan's Broncos proved fo be warm ups for fhe big game wifh +he Nafional Champion, Phillip Oilers. In one of fhe besf played filfs of fhe year, we saw Cincy play fhe Oilers on even 'rerms up fo fhe final eighf minufes, when fhe AAU Champs superior reserve sfrengfh began fo fell. The final score read 44-34 in favor of fhe Olympic fryouf champs-nof a vicfory buf cerfainly a moral win for fhe Bearcafs. Following fhe Phillips Oilers confesf, fhe only slump of fhe campaign occurred. Wesf Virginia gained sweef revenge for fheir earl frimming by UC as fhey frounced fhe Cafs 8l-63 for fheir fiffiefh in a row on fheir home floor. Maryland offered liHle opposifion, buf our crossfown rivals XU handed us our fourfh defeaf, 7l-64. The final, piffed Cincinnafi againsf Xavier and fhis fime fhe 'Cafs came fhrough on fop 57-46, culminafing fhe mosf successful season in UC hoop hisfory. REAL ACTION THE WHOLE SEASON ON YOUR MARK ROW l-Lampe, D., Brown, E., Droege, L. ROW 2-Brewer, W., Keller, W., Kealing, W., Slickney, R., Schmidl, V. ROW 3-Kolp, J., Trainer, Johnson, P., Krummel, P., Irwin, L., Pfeiffer, F., Coach. SWIMMING Gun up . . . lo your marks . . . Here comes anolher record - you could almosl bel on lhal during lhe I948-49 season. Roy Slickney broke lhe varsily I00 yard 'Free- slyle record lhree limes in selling a new UC pool record ol 52.3 seconds, besides lowering lhe pool records lor lhal evenl al lndiana U. and lhe lndianapolis A. C. Roy also sel lasler varsily and UC pool marks in lhe 60 yard lreeslyle wilh a 28.8 second swim. Thal churning kick ol Will Keller on his way lo challenging lhe record books will always slick in our minds. Will broke lhe UC 220 yard lreeslyle record 'Four limes, his linal lime being a 2:l6.2. The varsily and pool mark lor lhe 440 also lell belore him in 4:59. ll was a lilling climax when Slickney sel a new l50 yard individual medley record in lhe Cenlral Collegiales. When we slop lo consider lhal lhese lwo Bearcals were swimming lhree evenls apiece lo win a meel while making lhese records, il makes il quile a leall WILL KELLER Talk abouf a feam 'rhaf keeps you in suspense, fhese Bearcaf mermen nearly gave us hearf failure: four meefs were decided by fhe Iasf evenf, fhe 400 yard freesfyle relay. Our swimmers did well, however, con- sidering fhe facf fhaf fhere were only eighf men on fhe feam. They surprised a sfrong Bowling Green ouffif by beafing fhe BG's 4I-34. The Louisville meef was one-sided wifh UC ahead 57-I7, buf Michigan Sfafe's champions reversed fhe condifions wifh 'I'he Red and Black down 24-60. The Ias'I' relay decided 'Ihe nexf four meefs. Coach Pfeiffer's swimmers beaf Defroif 42-32 and Ohio U. 42-33, buf were edged by Wayne 3I-44 and Indiana 40-44. A win over 'I'he Indianapolis A. C. 55-20 broughf fhe final record fo five won and fhree Iosf. In fhe Cenfral Collegiafes UC finished fhird, behind Michigan Sfafe and Wayne, wifh Roy Sfickney winning fhe I50 yard individual medley and seffing a new Conference record. Weakness of fhe feam fhis year was reserve sfrengfh, since only eighf men par- ficipafecl. Will Keller, Sfickney, and Bill Keafing bore fhe brunf of 'Ihe load, offen swimming fhree races. As a resulf Keller sef a new varsify record of 76V2 poinfs, fopping Sfickney's old mark of 65-9fI2 poinfs. Sfickney himself also wenf over fhaf record wifh 68-5fI2, while Keafing had 45-5fI2, fhe frio having 5770 of fhe poinfs UC scored. Backsfroker Urb Schmidf and dis- fance-man Paul Johnson placed in fhe CCC meef, while Walf Brewer, Lee Irwin, and Don Lampe com- plefed fhe iron-man swimming ocfeffe. They're going Io fry fo sneak some fish info fhe races nexf season! BILL KEATING . o, A - 5 -Au- Q - J, ff f vgvliozey? x - Aims vglyif. IAIZT-TI-fllri A ,C Ti A 7 I N Xxx CGULPI Q ,Q 5 , I ,sl III -sz N- Q . a I N I ly I , P- R J gl I' 'I -I X E . K 1 55, fglgbfqiivig E :eZi::g,f:u.! I JJI. MQ! I J V I lla '-'iiiiiai J V xlllj.. '. VW 'lgzszj J E ' tiff'-----K iiwmiigtx T Il X 4 .L - - OACH PFEIFFERQ BILL KEATING IN WATER, ROY STICKNEY .0 Q aww, wi-'f 2 3 mfwx ay, , - Jean Hauck Janei' Schaffner Jody Schuclc Rufh Schwarz Pafricia Riley JUNIOR PROM We held our annual Junior Prom a+ 'Ihe Topper Ballroom in February and in keeping wi'Ih Ihe Irend of +he social season a+ Old McMicIcen, ii was a huge success. Wi+h youfhful EIIioI' Lawrence and his famous orches'Ira providing fhe music, a large ga+hering of sI'udenI's, grads, and faculfy members alike crowded 'Ihe dance floor. A huge revolving cryslal ball hung 'From 'Ihe ceiling direcily over The Floor casiing rays of Iighf around +he room lending a romanfic e'F'FecI'. The general anI'icipa'Iion and enihusiasm as 'Io who would be +he I949 Queen broughi' Ihe crowd +o a hush as Ihe hour of crowninq drew near. As Ihe Oueen's couri was in'I'roduced, Ihe exci'I'emen'I' moun+ed. Then ou'I' of 'I'he ooeninq behind 'Ihe bandsland came blonde Jodv Schuclc, of DeI'Ia DeI+a Delia. The Four young ladies com- prising her cour'I were Jean Hauclc, Chi Omega: Rufh Schwarz, Kapoa Della, Pal' Riley. Aloha Della Pi: and Jane'I Schaffner. Associaiion of Indenendeni Women. Eiah+een lovely conI'es+anIs comoe'I'ed for 'rhe honor which has noi' been monooolized bv anv one organizalion since iI's inceo-Iion in I896. The arrangemenls for I'he gala I'radiI'ionaI evenl' were handled bv Don Povn'I'er and Jane Vollman. Presi- denl' and Vice Presidenl' respec'IiveIy of I'he Junior Class. Valuable aid in prepara+ion 'For one of 'Ihe mos'r impor+an'I' even'Is of fhe school year, was given by fheir efficieni s+af'F of co-workers which included Irv Scharfenberger, Tom Kinder, Irv Behrendf, and many ofher able hands. A BIT OF SMOOTH MUSIC, I'D SAY 'T...7f' MISS JODY SCHUCKg OUR QUEEN OF THE JUNIOR PROM LOOKS KINDA CROWDED, BUT LOTS OF FUN ' A l f iiiww .ag 5 f ONLY AN A. A. STUDENT COULD H-AVE THAT MUCH JUNK SECTION CHANGE . . . of fhose seven-week grinds and cure +hose bluebook blues is a grand and glorious ins+i'ru+ion known as Sec+ion Change. Wi+h +he passing of l'he las? hour of lhal' dreaded seven'rh week 'I'he quadrangle kids are quick +o hide +heir books, brushes, and sliderules +o join The crowd celebraiing +he end of anofher +erm. On every campus corner 'rhe keyword of 'ihe weekend is parl'y-par+y. Siudy- 'rime, drawings, models, and reporfs +ha+ had kepf fhem up in'I'o ihe wee hours of 'ihe morning are ForgoHen by Bus Ad, AA, and Engin' School s+u- denfs alike, in all-nigh? sessions 1'ha+ ease weary minds and mend sha'Hered nerves. Here foo, bofh secfions meer 'lo cemen+ relafionships for a few hours before 'iheir pa+hs mus'r par'r once again. Yea verily seciion change is a greai' morale boosfer - the common goal! The Co-op, offen known as Hey You on fhe iob, has been a profound social, economic, and fechnical force in indusfry. Inclusion in fhe fechnical language of such apf phrases as You're All Righf is only parf of his confribufion. The announcing field felf fhe influence of an elecfrical Co-op who received unprecedenfed fan mail from local farm lisfeners when he, fo fill in a sfafion break, prescribed music as a soofhing influence for nervous farm animals. His lisfeners asked for more defails. This same Co-op was embarrassed lafer af a foofball broadcasf when he found he had fhe wrong feam winning for a whole quarfer. One Co-op caused indusfry fo bend ifs course fo conform fo his co-op schedule. He found himself fwenfy miles af sea off Norfolk af secfion change, and only acfion fo his franfic appeals fo fhe capfain of fhe engineering research vessel allowed him fo make regisfrafion day. The Co-op has made misfakes, buf fhe loss of 36,000 gallons of preliminary whiskey has come fo be accepfed by indusfry as a roufine fraining ex- pense. Whefher he is looked upon wifh humor or wifh profound respecf, fhe painful facf remains fhaf fhis young Einsfein who is pushing fhe broom wifh such zeal may one day be fhe boss. mg new-No 5665 Wad l NE W Mi x L0 vuev M1--5' I DQINUL Bssa., WMM - H . .. vase- NR -,X xi! V: us, ,, 1 , . ' ' a f - 1- 55- if A ' - Q L ' ' '43 1, kia - Vi: kr A I ., , U ., H ,.? fs:- mf-' i K ' ' 11 , Q .:-w . b 'A , kff ' ' - Emi: 'S 2 ' 'QM-lL,' ' J Mi? L L L Q -' .. -'L' 'Y 'S w ' If K , . - -11 .-1 : -, . 1: N LL: iff? ,V TW 2, .?..':U xg' .f ' Q Wm L ff L' ., V ,A ff 14 2 Q, . ,gt f 2,1 ' nj 5 N35 -I ,,f e,,'.,A. I . Ra K . ,Lf 1 Q . gr: ' Y , ,QV ' , f A L ,531 I fs, ' - 7 -A-, -x , ai :N ' ' ,.1.- f- V, :-,,, W J' H- A Q ff? F - f , , - ' -Q I M. f T g 7 :- - ' , -fy 4 'T - ' ,V ' '- 5 ,. EU M ? f E is Li: 1,-, ,' S3 gigs: xii, if K . K ' - ., Y' f , ', Q , My Jewish u ,Y ' Q3 fi ,f ,,, im fff ' l -'wife .gay X . J' ' ,,,'-Qpisighv 2 , 1- 7 iw, f., --g1:s , , , WM ,,,gwX , - -, iff W ,i M , N E f as 3 -- 4' 6? .A -, W m , - 2 M 1 Q 3' M 1 - 4 .Uv 1 QQQE A ml ,7 f ,Q 2 .lz ,.. ,V k,.L L,kh V K V W L L 5? ,,, ' . A ' 2. A f 'K . Fw- Wifvfl' - V mwfgy S A 1 ' - WL x M -' MAf+m,8, , , ' V ' 1 K 'wif --W f if 4 L W' f qw tiff Q,giigVWd,VgS1: . . up 5 ' . THE ROW I-Sponsel, P., Schaffner, J., Fay, M., Lange, J. ROW 2-Becker, J., Birn, M., Schlerefh, B., Schafer, A. This organiza+ion lends 'lo unile 'rhe women co-ops in +he Col- leges of Business Adminis+ra'rion and Engineering. Mos+ imporlanf on i+s social calendar is 'I'he Spring Banque? given in honor of fhe gradualing coeds. A+ 'rhis 'lime +he pledges +o Pi Chi Epsilon are announced and also +he name of +he senior 'ro whom +he CO-OPS WORK ON CAMPUS AS WELL AS ON OUTSIDE JOBS Pi Chi Epsilon ring is awarded. lncidenially, 'rwo rings were awarded las+ year - a change in hisforical even'l's. This award is based upon scholarship, aclivi+ies, person- alify and characfer. A+ a picnic given during fhe summer mon'rhs, Co-Ep Club acquainls 'Phe in-coming freshmen women wi+h +he life of 'rhe co-op colleges whose porlals fhey are aboui +o enfer. er an 1' rf' , QI K J , ,wf'Af7 ' tgssf ' r 'Hy' Y Q., ,. -' ff .f ,f ,ff , W ,ff if' ' 11 . 'gA ' 's' V' x ,ff 'M ff' V' 4. ,f , - T.C. l The Reserve Officers' Training Corps goes noi unnoficed on Cincy's campus. Every Friday, 'fhe scene is speckled wi'l'h officers' pinks . ln fhe Deparfmenf of Milifary Science and Tacfics many an incoming sfudenl' gels his firsf feel of an M, Rifle. The learning received in ROTC is, wi+hou+ a doubf, quife a broadening experience. Affer 'l'he recruil' has complefed his basic years, he is ready for ihe years of advanced fraining. The ROTC cadel' may +urn +o Air, Ordnance, or Arfillery branch. A summer camp 'four of duly prepares 'fhis ROTC cadef 'ro serve his coun+ry in +ime of emergency. ROW I-Wilks, Milfon C., Capfain USAF, Alden, Carlos C., Maior MC, Dixon, Fred, Lf. Col. CAC, Higgins, Charles W., Colonel CAC, Foxx, James E., Lf. Col, Ord., Sampson, Vicfor J., Maior USAF, Dilworih, Joel J., Maior FA, Burdzinski, Bernard F., Capiain USAF. ROW Z-Comyak, George W., Sgf. Ord., Brooks, Roberl' W., Sgf, CMP, Wafson, Gale A., Capfain CAC, Holmes, Charles W., Capfain Ord., Haley, Edwin D., Caplain USAF, Ulanowicz, Emil M., Capfain CAC, Diefz, Raymond W., MlSgf. Inf., Jenkins, Byron J., MlSgf. USAF, Braun, Alberf F., MlSgf. Ord., Connell, Marshall, MlSg+. CAC. ROW 3-Barfnick, Hans K., MlSg'l. CAC, Berger, Donald R., Sql. CAC, Dilley, Lloyd E., SlSgf. USAF, Belleau, Waller H., MlSgf. USAF, Moy, Richard S., Sgi. CAC Washburn, Richard P., Pfc. CAC, Hall, Clayion, M., SlSgf. USAF, Crain, Charles H., MlSg'l. MD, Ellis, William H., MfSgf. Ord. THIS GENTLEMEN, IS THE . . . Furnishing excellenf examples for young officers is fhe sfaff of 'rhe Deparfmenf of Milifary Science and Tacfics. Commanding lhis ouffil' of promising cadefs is Colonel C. F. Higgins. This is Col. Higgins' fhird year as commander of fhis universi+y's unif. Assisfing him is an able sfaff of commissioned and non-Com- missioned officers. The sfaff serves bofh in +he capacify of insfrucfor and office sfaff. The insfrucfors have numerous classes during 'rhe year. They have a job bofh in fhe classroom and on 'rhe drill field. The office sfaff keeps all records unl'angled and makes sure 'rhal' +he payroll is senl' in on 'lime - which, of course, is lhe main concern of fhe ROTC cadefs. We say, Ha'ls off fo fhe sl'aff! l ROTC is one of 'rhe mosi' acI'ive organizalions a+ our universify. Besides iIs IefI' and righ+ faces , i+s classroom map problems, and iI's monfhly checks for advanced sI'uden+s, ROTC offers a greal' many diversified ac+ivi'I'ies. The MiIi'I'ary DeparI'men'r spon- sors, of course, a greal' many infra-mural 'Ieams which compefe for 'Ihe precious cup. We remember I'haI The pride of 'Ihe corps is 'Ihe honorary cadei' colonel. This year preHy Aileen Keller commanded +he cadefs. This Cadei' Colonel is eIec'red by +he cade'I's al' 'I'heir annual Spring Formal. In March, Miss Mary Frances Rank was chosen 'Ihe new colonel. Cadel' Colonel Keller has added I'ha'I' exfra Touch fo Ihe Friday drills and 'Ihe dances. The 'Iea dances Ihroughoui' Ihe year provide fellowship 'for 'Ihe cade'rs and an oppor+uniI'y 'I'o ge'I' acquainied wi+h 'Ihe campus queens. SOME OF OUR NEW R.O.T.C. EQUIPMENT HERE MAC, YOU TAKE IT WHO CAN TELL ME THE FUNCTION OF THIS OUTLET? ROW l-Smifh, R., Kendrick, W., Laird, J., Bary, R., Lane, R., Clark, W, Johnson, W., Mers, W., Dilworth, J. ROW 2-Lawlon, R., Sliles, M., Tolson, W., Schierloh, R., Baumann, R, Parkfns, D., Sl. Leger, B., Siwula, T., Turner, R., Bulz, H., Kafzenmeyer, W., Kimball, A., Armbrusfer, J. ROW 3-Greene, C., Puffenbarger, E., Baier, R., Kendall, J., Kaine, J,, Sfrapp, J., Kavouras, G., Wallers, W., Cawdrey, P., Cody, R., Spielh, K., Morfon, J., Terwillegar, R. ROW 4-Harris, E., Crawford, D., Miller, G., Lilly, R., Tecca, R., Race, C., Thamann, J., Lanqdoc, S., Hagslrom, P., Brumberg, A., Kennving, W., Kramer, G., Hannold, W. PERSHING RlFL S Pershing Rifles was founded al 'rhe Universily of Nebraska in l892 by l'he lale General of lhe Armies, John J. Pershing, 'l'o encourage, preserve and develop lhe highesl ideals of +he rnililary pro- fession. The honorary came l'o lhe Universiry of Cincinna'l'i in I934 and membership is eleclive from 'l'he ROTC. SCABBARD AN BLADE Scaloloard and Blade, Nalional Mililary Honorary Fralernily was founded al' l'he Universily ol: Wis- consin in l9l6. ll' was inslallecl al' U C in i923 and sei' up lo lrain men 'For leadership in +he mililary field. ll' highlighls ils campus aclivilies wilh lhe annual lvlililary Ball al' which 'l'he Honorary Cadel' Colonel is presenled. ROW I-Scheumann, M., Miller, D., Glaser, R., Earle, D., Slark, A., Eglian, E. ROW 2-Porrer, E., Borcherding, G., Thompson, R., Jennewein, J., Underhill, L. ROW 3-Davis, J., Miller, E., Dugan, F., Pogue, J., Lane, R., Aller, GUIDON W I La ge J oore P ny en J DeSalvo, C., Albers, M., Sfix, M., Phillips, D. ROW 2 He sel R Schne der S Uvaas D Ramage, J., Dick, L., Haase, P. ROW 3 Ne land F Lawlon H Lloyd J Connolly, M., Hemmerl, R., Frame, S. And since we're menfioning lhe mililary side of U. C., we cerlainly wanl' lo fell you aboul' Guidon, l'he nalional women's auxiliary +0 Scabbard and Blade. I+ is anolher aclive group on The campus . . . and s'lric+ly honorary. Only sophomore girls who have lhe grades, acfivilies, and characler are eligible. They march al' all foolball games and mililary revues, and wi'l'h 'lheir brighl' red coals and hals, +hey really added dash lo everylhing al lhe half. They named 'lheir pledges a+ 'rhe huge spring mililary ball given by lhe ROTC. Guidon's purpose is lo show lhe girls lhe work of +l1e governmenl' and lo develop 'rheir leadership and cilizenship. Claire De Salvo was caplain of 'rhe company . . . i'r's Company E al' U. C., and Mary Lou Albers was her assis+anl'. The secrelary was Pauline Moore and lhe lreasurer was Mickey Denyven. ROW I KNEELING-Clark, W. L., Terrell, D. W., Walfers, W. Z., LiH'y, R C., Buschle, H. F. ROW 2 STANDING-Maior Dilworfh, Louis, H. A., McCluskey, J. C., Teccm, R. F., Hodapp, R. F., Harris, E. F. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club which is in realiry ihe varsiry rifle ream of UC had a greal year. Firing 88 marches againsl' some of +he besf 'leams in lhe couniry, 'lhe UC riflemen are expecled 'lo place among +he 'rop len in ihe nafionwide raling. Wi'l'h l'he 'lerrific shool- ing of 'rhe club's capiain Les Grice and Les Schaub fhe Secreiary, and +he exceprional coaching of C. William Eilermann, +he 'leam wound up +he oursland- ing season wiih 'lhe lnfercollegiale Marches ai Norlh- weslern in April. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY A year ago, a new organizafion appeared on campus lhrough +he efforls of Caplain James Noll- kamper. Taking ils name afier General H. H. Arnold, 'rhe organizarion was sei up as fhe honorary socie'I'y of 'lhe Air ROTC, and is closely connecled 'lo +he Air Force and Air Defense Command. The purpose of ihe sociefy is +o furfher +he mission of 'rhe Air Force in our colleges and universifies. Founded as a local unil, The sociely now commands nafion-wide prominence wi+h chapfers all over fhe couniry. ROW I-Torok, J., Cagle, J., Schulfe, J., Sampson, V., Wilks, M., Thompson, R., Gee, J. ROW 2-Boller, R., Lauier, H., Clyburn, R., Meyer, F., Vogi, M., Gardner, A., Funk, S., Alexander, J. ROW 3-Vielhauer, H., Mulholland, R., Ferguson, R., Brokamp, R., Hellkamp, W., Halle, R., Nosher, H., Kemper, E. ' V - i331ni lW'Wff5i 1 1' i ' f ' -f' 'u. Y..l'u...,. 1- Winfer I948 was a long cliei' of rain and fog, wi+l1 iusi' a dash of snow. We Iurnecl up our coa+ collars and quickened our s'I'eps around pucldles and mud +o make 'Iime for ho+ coffee in 'I'l1e Grill, and Ihe prospec'rs of 'rhe holidays kep+ our spirils undampenecl by 'Ihe wea+l1er. SNOW COVERED THE CAMPUS ONLY ONCE THIS YEAR I THERE WERE MANY DAYS LIKE THIS x 'H -f-, 1-,rf -1 -nun---'vm ..s-,M . , I ,,---.un - ,M , A ,xglffku-3. ,mf , zlkjf., ' gil,-,Z .I W asf 1 5f.'f'f T V' 55 ,, 4, ,ku 1 X N. 1 , '- ,Q 4. -'- 5-K ' ROSEMARY DANNER xi 'A MUMMERS Each fime +ha+ +he cur+ain rises on anofher Mum- mers Guild producfion some young hopeful sfeps before +he fooflighis dreaming of 'ihe day when he or she will be 'louched by +ha+ magic spark +ha+ makes a s+ar. To rhe audience lhe fledgling ac+or is iusi' anoiher s+uden'r or friend. However, +here is a long lisl' of former Mummers who have made a name for 1-hemselves in +he En+er+ainmen1' world which proves +ha+ fhese dreams, 'for a+ leas+ a lucky few, may eveniually become realiiies. Under fhe guidance of ifs new direcfor, F. Paul Rufledge, fhe Mummers Guild presenfed a well-bal- anced dief of plays for fhe consumpfion of campus fheafer-goers. Sfarfing fhe season wifh Ah, Wil- derness , Eugene O'Neil's comedy of family life in fhe early l900's, fhe Mummers came up wifh a fufure sfar in D. Marfin Tahse, a 'freshman who received crifical accolade in his porfrayal of Richard Mueller. ln fhe second producfion of fhe season fhe Mummers deviafed from a sef policy of esfab- lished plays in favor of a fry-ouf performance of a new play. The Ivory Fan didn'+ fare well under crifical scrufinizafion buf if did afford fhe Mummers fhe opporfunify of making fhe acquainfance of a wonderful associafe in fhe person of Dr. Gusfave Ecksfein, aufhor of fhe play. The Ivory Fan also infroduced anofher freshman, Rosemary Danner, whose performance easily indicafed fhaf she will be a Mummers sfalwarf in years fo come. The season was climaxed wifh fhe hilarious comedy Dream Girl by Elmer Rice, which proved fo be an acfing marafhon for Jeanne Hone. Her porfrayal of fhe leading lady will be long remembered by fhose who affended fhe show. ROW I-Osfrander, R., Moffer, S., Fuhrman, J., Gunderman, C., Allen B. ROW Z-Sfrayer, G., Erman, R., Sarsfield, J., Goeffle, J. Q AC M0095 Z FOO' X I NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT I'LL BET IT'S BEAUTIFUL IN COLOR THETA ALPHA PHI TheI'a Alpha Phi, NaI'ionaI Dramafic Fra'I'erni'Iy, bounded back in+o 'I'he spoIIighI' afI'er several years of inacI'iviI'y. The chief accomplishmeni was +he esfablishing of a scholarship for Ihe freshman making Ihe mos+ significanf con'Iribu+ion +o 'Ihe arf of drama. New members Ihis year inciuded F. Paul Ru+IecIge, Mummers direc+org Dr. Gusiave Ecksfein, no+ed playwrighh John Rose, son of 'Ihe founder of +he Iocal chapierg and I'weIve o'Iher ou+sI'ancIing members of Mummers. ROW I-DiSaIvo, H., Janszen, E., Lurie, I. M., Williams, M. B., AIIen, L. ROW 2-Singer, D., Fuhrman, J., Ahrens, A. J., Osfrander, R. W., Erman, R. Mummers Guild cannol' be menlioned wilhoui' considera- 'Hon of +he counfless members whose work is unheralded and whose names are merely bylines in +he prinled program. To 'lhe sei builders and painlers, ihe sfage crew, +he make-up crew, lhe lighl' crew, 'l'he business and publiciry slalifs musl' go credil' for work well done. Wirhoul' Them no Mummers produclion would be a success. Every show requires full cooperalion of each individual, no maH'er how large or small his responsibilifies. With work lhere musl' be play . . . lvlummers serve noi' only as an ar+is+ic ou'rle1' bul' also as a social group. The nighlly aH'er-rehearsal galhering plus casl' parries al' 'rhe end of each play's run provides counfless hours of pleasure aHer a hard nigh1 s work on siage. BET HE DOESN'T WANT TO BUY A BOOK LAST OF THE RED HOT MAMMA'S u RECTOQ .E 1 ii . by W ' 4 1?-JT ,sf , , , f X f'X 6450! L! ,S I ,TY V N - y 'SA- f X N ' 1 1 , f A ,A ? F'?.- V' , sf: Q , nxg-1 rg,-'fr ..,, 4- , ' 'Q ' .,-- - - ,J .vff , , . . r, ,F .. i . '1 'I '-N . V Q.- '55':'?l:n-,Q 1 4.1g'-.yi-1 f-.... ' Y.-M, M ---Gfsf' ' . 4--rm - 4' 246999- 'W-fsfffgrg-4!.', - . qv? C A 'W'-Tu!'5'3E53:gfq,.Q - - AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL STUDENTS: 49ers was formed for rhe express purpose of produc- ing an annual musical comedy al' +he Universiry of Cincin- nari. Represen+a+ives from Mummers, Band, G-lee Club, and +he S+uden+ Council made up a body of eleven which drew up plans for rhe produciion of a show in rhe Spring. Wi+h an eye 'foward The fu+ure we decided on ihe Broad- way hir show One Touch of Venus , 'I'o be 'I'he firsi produc+ion. Wi+h 'rhe experience gained on 'This show we can refurn confidenrly 'lo original musicals in l950. Back in +he days of 'rhe Fresh Pain+ shows, U C, wi'rh yourhful enrhusiasm, scored successes for fifreen years. Wiih +his spark broughi' baclc 'lo life in 'rhe 49ers, we are bound ro achieve grearer heighrs as rhe years go by. Yours in 'I'he years 'l'o come, The Forry-Niners i 2 so as f ie, , .same - is as CYQET T 4- 5 1 Tk S Tiff? Nxllh To f 'A' SS 1 ig l ly . ' T f 1 X r IF H- .., - E Y x Y V S . I ?,:,':f' WHA 4 gf npnonucamyfww Nnhzffui 4 ROW I-Baiik, A., Weil, A., Wade, R., Lorenz, T., Wohl, K., Mysonhimer, W., Kienasf, D., Lloyd, J., Silver, F., Archea, M. ROW 2-Plsek, D., Barnharf, C., Sloanne, V., Lundguisf, S., Cadman, L., Birkmeier, R., Laibson, D., Morse T., Houser, E., Shafer, P., Sfrauss, R. ROW 3-Glasgow, H., Lang, J., Richardson, G., Bailey, M., Gains, S., Hechl, M., Tashiian, R., Garner, J., Herweh, M., Dielz, R., Israel, R. ROW 4-Wewer, S., Holfzman, M., Engelhardf, J., Woodburn, J., Loeb, L., Serbin, W., Durr, H., Ewig, R., lrwin, M., Davis, J., Schwab, E., Smiih, E. WELL KURT, WHAT'S IT SAY? ARTS BOARD For purposes of cull'ural relaxalion, Arls Board was founded some len years ago. Members of fhis Board are sl'uden'ls who wish 'ro become familiar wi+h 'lhe classics in music, arl', lileralure, and dramalics. Arl's Board's room in lhe Union provides a splendid meeling place for lhose individuals who enjoy a pleasanl half-hour of good music. If you consider yourself in lhis calegory, drop in some 'lime and enjoy your- self. Also, Aris Board is always willing lo encourage lhose who are gifled wil'l'1 special crealive l'alen'ls. During pasl years, 'lhey have planned many inlramural conlesls along 'lhese lines. Much praise is due +o Ted Lorenz, Kurl' Wohl, Dorolhy Kleinasl, and Wes Mysonheimer for l'he excellenl iob lhey are doing in 'rhis much-needed organizalion. LATIN AMERICAN CLUB The Rhine, puddings, rumbas, and Paracufin are iusl' a few of fhe 'lhings you can find oul' abou'l from lhe mem- bers of 'lhe Lalin American Club. lf you ever feel mid- Weslern or local 'lhis fall, iusl' lislen 'lo some of 'lhese sfudenls lallc aboul' l'he Coliseum, lhe Louvre, Argenlina, and olher Far away places. S+uclenl's from any foreign coun'l'ry can be members of 'lhe Lalin American Club. Each year l'l1e members give an open dance. ln '49 il was lhe biggesl' success of 'rhe winler . . . everyone was lwisling his spine l'rying l'o do 'rhe l'ango. l remember 'lhal' music was so . . . so lanlalizingl The Lal'in American Club adds a cosmopolilan air lo lhe U. C. lis+ of acl'ivil'ies, bul' lhe weekly meelings are in English. The presidenl' was Louis Perclomog Jose Almeda was secrelary, and Doril Friedlander handled +he money. ILSEE' S ua lg ia 31 V32 ea 'IB I4 QOW QWWQ wwf' ROW I-Cevasco, H., Lang, N., Abello, N., Hynes, R., Friedlander, D., Perdomo, L., Almeida, D., Cabexas, L. ROW 2-Basinger, M., Vowels, M., Campbell, E., Glover, P., Poulicos, E., Albury, M., Walfers, E., Zaidain, S. ROW 3-Roy, J., Tnisdler, K., Gaai, G., Dafer, C., Gruaz, F., Brunand, M., Guinsbourg, V., Villena, G., Slein, J. fx mm xp 5l40S- grodafzf GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, aller welcoming lhe old and new members chosen in lhe lall, plunged inlo an especially busy year in which hard work was inlerspersed wilh many good limes. These good limes slarled wilh lhe annual lall picnic where games and 'Food assumed priorily over songs al leasl parl ol lhe lime. Several shorl concerl lrips also added inleresl and variely lo a long period ol preparalion, and lhis harmonious group donned lheir monkey suils lor several lounge con- cerls lor lhe sludenl body. Silling in a group al lhe loolball games and laler in lhe year al lhe baskelball games and rah! rahing! lor lhe leam is an old Glee Club cuslom and helped boosl school spiril and general enlhusiasm. Chrislmas lime was really a busy season and lhe Glee Club members provided enlerlainmenl on a nalional scale as lhey broad- casl a Chrislmas program on a coasl-lo-coasl hook-up. The annual caroling lrip and parly were highlighls ol lhe holiday season and in addilion lo lhis, lhese busy singers also lound lime lo parlicipale inlormally in lhe Melro Chrislmas parly. Wilh lhe new year, work on lhe music lor lhe Spring Concerl began in earnesl and everyone gave his besl lo make lhe lasl performance ol lhe year a success. A new direcling hand was waved over lhe Glee Club lhis year in lhe person ol Dr. John Molnar. Combining an un- limiled amounl ol palience wilh an unlailing sense ol humor, Dr. Molnar led his child prodigies lhrough a dilficull season. ln his capable hands lay lhe secrel ol lhe group's successlul year, and lo his leadership goes much ol lhe credil lor lheir impressive perlormances. HALTOGETHER NOW . . Wi+h a Hey, Joan, mark me here! My number's 207, or a Where's The 'lenor aHendance +aker? 'I'he members come in and seHle down 'lo anofher re- hearsal. The Teachers College building is a pleasanf place +0 be near on Monday and Wednesday aH'er- noons while 'l'he Glee Club is in session. Allhough 'lhe harmony is occasionally inferrupled by a vio- len'I'ly flal' no1'e from lhe +enors or a corresponding shriek of horror from Dr. Molnar, fhe difficulfies are soon ironed oul' and all is peace once more. By puHing in much +ime and e1'3For+ lhe group was able 'I'o come up wi+h a complefely new program of music for +he year. Serious work such as He, Wa+ching Over lsrael or My Love Dwel+ in a Norfhern Land and ligh+er novelfy numbers such as Cindy or Se'l' Down, Servan+ were highlighfs of lheir pracfices. As can be imagined, +he rehearsals were no+ always +he serious business-like affairs +ha+ +he performances seemed fo indicale bul' The spiril' of mischief was suppressed in good fun and 'l'he final resul'rs were gra+ifying. F' 1 1 DON'T FORGET ANYTHING ALL SET FOR THE NEXT STOP ALL OUT GLEE CLUB TRIP The Glee Club Trip was fhe gliffering prize which sup- porfed fhe weary and fhroaf-sore members fhrough an arduous season of pracfices and performances. When spring vacafion finally rolled around, fhe Faifhful climbed aboard fhe special cars which were fo be fheir liffle homes on wheels, and chugged off for a week never fo be for- goffen. Firsf sfop was Washingfon, wifh fime for sighf- seeing in fhe rain before fhe scheduled concerf. The nexf day found fhe group in Philadelphia, and fhe nexf in New York Cify. Here fhe Hofel Taff was made headquarfers for a fhree day sfop-over, and fhree concerfs lone of which was a radio broadcasfl were sandwiched in wifh Doing fhe Town . Besides gaping af fhe fowering build- ings, fhe fellows and girls fook in hi+ shows, movies., and fhe brighf lighfs, and some even wenf swimming and gorged af a smorgasbord. If was a fired crew fhaf pulled info Kingsfon, New York, for a performance af fhe local high school. The frain carried fhem info Cleveland, where fhey made a side frip by bus fo Warren, Ohio. Affer fhe lasf concerf was given, fhe glee club members were invifed fo a fried chicken dinner in Warren af fhe home of Roberf La Camera, fheir presidenf. STAGE HANDS? Howdy, Pawdners, welcome lo Hanglownl Hang- +own, +l'1e club village a+ lhe Hofel Alms, was used as fhe se'Hing for lhe annual Beaux Arls Ball crealing 'rhe almosphere of +l1e 49'ers gold rush. Sludenls, faculfy, and guesls came will: colorful, unusual cos- lumes suggesfing 'lheir ideas of wl'1a'r flue gold rush days had 'lo offer. Y fX WAS THE OLD WEST EVER LIKE THIS? BEAUX ARTS BALL Hang+own, a small mining Iown on Ihe edge of flue Sierra Nevada Mounlain range, viewed on Sal- urday nighI's all I'he prospeclors and Iheir gals who came 'For Iheir weekend shenanigans. Wa'Ier flowed like beer a+ Ihis wes+ern ouI'pos+ of civilizalion. All 'Ihe gauchos, cowboys, squaws, prosperous land- owners and covered wagons sfrolled info I'his hair rising communily. Hold-ups, robberies and Iheffs foolc place all evening, disrupfing l'he dance music of fhe Five Sharps. Decoralions were crealed by our local I'alen'I' in a carfoon manner by Jose Crozier and pawdners. Oversize handbills designaling wanled oullaws, Curley, Jim Jacobs, Dead Eye, Bill Whifielcerg Bilious, Orvis Slcolosg were posled Ihroughouf Hangfown. Midway Ihrough Ihe evening 'Ihe local cilizens were en+er+ained by Ihe musical chords of DoH'ie Revelos, Ihe slring sirumming of Earl Hein+zelman on Ihe Geeiar. Also on 'rhe billing was a quarI'e+, who, al' gunpoinf, le'f'I' wilhouf resisfance. P Z I I ia- EDRO AND HIS GANG During fhe process of 'rhe evening all par'IicipaI'ed in 'Ihe grand march. Miners, cowboys, soufhern belles, and various unusual crealions all passed in review. A+ 'rhis Iime 'rhe iudges selecfecl Ihe ou'I- sfanding coslumes and awarded Ihe prizes. A few of 'Ihe prize winning coslumes were a hermil, a Spanish maiden and a monk. The only characlers Ihal' were noi' in coslume were Hudepohl, Wiede- mann, Schoenling, and Ihese were welcomed by all. As 'rhe morning came inI'o view Ihe crowd mounled 'rheir horses and headed for smaller ouI'pos+s. Hanglown - ghosl 'rown. MEN OF THE RESERVATION THE DRINKS ARE ON ME, PARDNERS THE WINNERS ' Q 32? wa ,. Sqiagwffgkz-A TW W ff f 4 3Wmv?Q1 i,, ri ff gif? 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ALUMNI DAY A yearly spring even+ on The campus is a day sei apari and known as U C Day . This year 'rhe execuiive commiH'ee, made up of a number of in+eres+ed alumni and headed by John Keefe, designafed April 22 as 'rhe +ime for 'rhe cere- monies. The six+een+h annual observance of Alum Day drew a crowd of approximafely 800. Following +he usual +radi+ion of securing a prominen+ speaker for fhe occasion, ihe com- miHee obiained one of ihe coun+ry's +ruly greai in 'rhe person of General Dwighi' D. Eisenhower, who found if necessary +o cancel +his engagemeni because of ill healih. We were very forfunafe, however, in securing Joseph B. Keenan, who was chief counsel and chief of 'lhe iniernafional prosecu+ion sec+ion For 'I'he Japanese war crimes +rials. He said 'l'ha+ leaders of far off lands who are now +hrea+ening +he peace and sfabilify of fhe world are well aware of Ameri- can in'ren+ions. ROW l-Mueller, D., Hughes, J., Krauschar, F., Haase, P., Dick, B., Benzing, B ROW 2-Berlram, G., Newland, F., Uvaas, D., Zwick, R., Nagel, R., Heisel, R. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC 5 ASSOCIATICN May 5 found all lhe women sporls enlhusiasls on cam- pus galhered al' 'l'he big Women's Alhlelic Associal'ion's banquel, winding up 'lhe year's aclivilies wil'h a big bang. Under lhe leadership of lhe balon-lwirling Pal' Haase and 'fhe assisfance of +he vice-presiclenl, Janel' Hughes, 'lhe associalion saw a very aclive year exemplified by +he many sore muscles and black and blue shiners sporled by many U. C. co-eds. A+ +he banquel, keys were awarded and cups and lrophies, presenled for all 'lhe awards won lhroughoul' lhe year. The firsl' award is an aclive member- and cups and Trophies presenled for all lhe awards won 'lhe blazer, and finally, 'Fourlh is lhe W. A. A. lcey. On Award Day, +he associalion presenled 'rhe C ring 'lo lhe mos+ oulslancling woman on campus. This award climaxes all 'rhe olher awards presenfed by +he organi- zalion. During fhe year, fhe women looked forward fo fhe W. A. A. all-associafion meefing held af fhe end of fhe fall, winfer, and spring seasons, where fhe honor- feams were announced. From fhe very firsf of fhe school year fhe women energefically flew info fhe fighf for fhe big inframural cup presenfed fo fhe organizafion on campus wifh fhe mosf W. A. A. poinfs fo i'I's credif. These poinfs are earned fhrough- ouf 'the year for parficipafion in fhe sporfs offered by fhe W. A. A. program. The field of individual spor'I's saw ifs share of fun and acfivify righf along wifh fhe feam sporfs. Compefifion for varsify posifions was keen and fhe varsify 'reams in hockey and baskefball were kepf on fheir foes baffling if ouf wifh ofher college squads. Looking back over fhe year, fhe members remembered fhe annual play- day sponsored by W. A. A. when U. C. coeds played hosf fo many of fhe colleges of Ohio and surrounding sfafes. A+ fhe playday, fhe women mef fhe ofher colleges in such sporfs as baskefbail, swimming and volleyball. The day drew fo a close wifh a big banquef af fhe Union where fhe feams mef on a friendly basis fheir foes of fhe day. They also remembered fhe fun fhaf was had af fhe W. A. A. Barn Dance held over af 'rhe Y. Thus, wifh fhe presenfafion of fhe year's awards af fhe banquef, W. A. A. winds up anofher year of acfivifies sfrefch- ing from fall 'ro spring. Lef's look back over fhe year and see fhe variefy of sporfs which we could find fo Fill our leisure hours af U. C. COMING UP FOR AIR HELEN HERMERDING JANE BUCKMASTER RITA MAE ZWICK ROW I-Nagel, P., Smifh, R., Meyers, V., Berlram, G., Welch, A., Zw ck R Porler B Moorman M ROW 2-Gross, D., Hermerding, H., Sander, S., Zwick, M., Gufzwiller J Moesfa J Ruchfy M Pesa C Fsher B ROW 3-Hyland, K., Whifley, C., Gardner, S., Schleper, S., Kock, A K H s J Wh? B Haas ROW 4--Newland, F., Williamson, S., Hughes, J., Lones, S., Droegge, R Ob J Kahle J ARETE Whenever we glanced in 'lhe Arele Bumming Room in 'l'he Women's Building we could always Find +he Physical and Heal+h Educarion maiors having a good lime. I+ was rhese women who worked ioinlly wil'h Sigma Sigma on 'lhe Thanksgiving Con- vocafion before fhe Miami game. We also remem- ber lhe amusing donkey baskelball game presenled by 'rhe acrives and +he alums of 'rhe club +o finance scholarships. Presidenl Alma Welch, Vice-Presidenl' Glenna Berfram, Treasurer Rila Zwick, Secrelary Joyce Gulzwiller, and Their Faculry Adviser Mrs. Powell were always ready wilh aclivilies during 'l'he year. The program included such evenls as The Molher and Daughler Banquel' and a picnic for rhe seniors. Sfopping al' one of lhe Wednesday meer- ings, we were +old +ha+ 'lhe purpose of lhe club is nolf only 'lo serve 'l'he school, bul' also 'lo serve ils members by offering 'lhem fun and fellowship along wi+h a more 'lhorough knowledge of 'their profession. ln fhe winfer when oufdoor acfivify comes fo a half, we would offen venfure down fo fhe R.O.T.C. rifle range and wafch fhe women's rifle feam pracfice. As we wafched fhese girls who, for an hour or fwo, exchange fhe smell of face powder for fhaf of gun powder, we began fo wonder whefher women are as weak and defenseless as fhey are fhoughf fo be. When fhe smoke had cleared away and fhe bullefs had ceased 'ro fly, we would sfarf back up fhe hill fhrough fhe snow fo fhe Women's Building. Many a fime we used fo close fhe gym door and find ourselves in fhe midsf of one of fhe many excifing baskefball games fhaf fook place in fhe Women's Gym. When- ever a baskef was scored, fhe gym echoed wifh fhe yells of players and observers. While we wafched fhe guards and forwards pass and advance fhe ball up and down fhe floor, we came fo realize fhaf Women's baskefball is a fasf and excifing sporf fo wafch and fo play. On March I8+h, we found ourselves in Wilson enioying fhe annual Dance Club recifal. Prior fo fhis, one Wednesday affer- noon we walfzed over fo fhe Women's Building and wafched fhe girls pracficing fheir creafive and inferprefive dancing. Affer wafching pracfice, we fried fo exe- cufe one of fheir sfeps, affer which, we quiefly picked ourselves up and leff fhe leaps and falls for Dance Club fo carry on. COME ON NOW WE NEED A STRIKE OH -H -H -H . . H s a slrikel The greal climax of all our eFlorl's. AH'er weeks of embarrassing momenls on lhe bowl- ing alleys, we have finally come lo l'he poinl where we can proudly raise our heads and exclaim, Why sure l can bowl. Now we can forgel' 'lhe lime when we dropped our bowling ball on +l1e fool of +l1e manager. We can forgel' +he millions of limes 'rhal' lhe ball sailed down lhe alley only lo end in 'l'he gul'+er. We can also forgel' 'the facl lhal lhe pin boys all foughl' 'lo see who would sei pins for us because 'lhey knew 'lhey would have liH'le work 'ro do. We can look back on experiences like lhese now and laugh. We are now bowlers and have bowled 'For lhe pas+ year wilh our leam on lhe W.A.A. pro- gram. Bul, bowling is no+ lhe only winler sporl lhal' we parlicipaled in. ln baskelball, we found 'I'he enioymenl' of leamwork lhal is nol' offered in bowl- ing. Those of us who were noi' on lhe Varsily Team played on an inlra-mural leam and supporled 'lhe Varsily Team al' ils inl'er-collegiale games. We also found lols of lun in lhe co-recrealional volleyball games. If you could no'I' find an inleresl' in any of 'rhese fields, you could always +ry your hand in l'he 'Fencing program or on lhe rifle leam. Following fhe sound of clashing sfeel one day, we enfered fhe room being used for prac- fice by fhe women swordsmen. From wafching fhem we learned fhaf a sfeady sfrong arm and fancy foofwork are all necessary in order fhaf one become experf in fhe field of foil fencing. We came away from fhe room glad fhaf fenc- ing is now only an en'oyable sporf insfead of 'lhe mefhod of defending oneself fhaf if used fo be. Think of fhe blow fo chivalry if women could defend fhemselves. SHE DID lT The coed who enioyed shoofing baskefs in baskef- ball in fhe winfer had a chance fo shiff her falenf fo baseball in fhe Spring. Ouf on fhe diamond fhe familiar cry of Three Sfrikes, you're ouf could be heard across campus on fhe warm spring days. Whafever her falenf, a woman could find a place on a baseball feam. lf she could cafch a ball, she could be cafcherg if she could fhrow a ball, she could be pifcherq fhen for fhe shorf girl, fhere was always shorfsfop. As in fhe Fall, archery again came info fhe limelighf. Only now, insfead of being in fhe form of William Tell, if appeared in fhe form of C---id and hi- 'M-H' Tcnni' -l-- ------A-' ---in Url D luJLlYYs IC D Q BU GPIJCGI CDI age' along wifh ifs close cousin, badminfon. The co-eds all dug deep in fheir closefs and dragged ouf fheir golf clubs which had been sfored away for 'lhe win- fer. Ouf on fhe golf course you could hear fhe voices of U. C. coeds yelling Fore fo warn ofher aspiranfs of fhe game fo clear fhe way. You could also find real enfhusiasfs of fhe game ouf on fhe hockey field pracficing fheir sfrokes. Along wifh fheir golf clubs fhe girls also dragged ouf fheir rid- ing breeches and mounfed fheir horses for anofher season wifh fhe U. C. riders. Thank goodness we have a summer fo resf up from fhe sporfs of W.A.A. TAKE THAT, AND THAT l ROW I-Ireland, J., Edwards, G., Hunf, J., Jockers, C., Barbieri, J., Hannum, H., Asbury, T., Bauer, G., Hughes, J. ROW 2-Richards, A., Schoenhoff, B., Wanamaker, W., Wicke, A., Jungclas, R., Schwarberg, B., Huber, B., Kafencamp, D., Schmadel, D., Braun, F., Wedig, B. Hi+ +he dir+, we cried as Bob Schoenhofi weni info second base. Schoenhofi' was safe and scored behind Tuck Asbury when piicher Bob Huber lined oul' a double. Huber drove in all ihe runs and rafioned Xavier +o four hi1's +o mark up a 2-0 viciory for U. C. Wafching Huber's masferful work was a highlighf in one of 'rhe besl' years of our lives. Tighf de- fensive play and Timely hiH'ing combined wiih good piiching enabled us +o win eleven of our ninefeen games during ihe season which was feaiured by double viciories over Wes+ern Reserve, Xavier and Noire Dame and wins over Day+on, Buller and Louisville. Jackie Hum' and Tuck Asbury who led +he ieam in baHing wi'l'h +he respeclive averages of .328 and .325 were followed FRED BRAUN AND JACK HUNT closely by Joe Barbieri wiih .282 and Slugger Alkie Richards wiih .276. Hans Heine and Bob Huber +he main- sfays of 'rhe pifching siaff were each credi+ed wiih five vicfories during +he campaign. Coach Schwarberg used his own version of ihe Brooklyn ShiH , moving ihe veieran players abou+ like chessmen. Versa+ile Barbieri shared 'Phe cenferfield and firsi' base iobs wiih Heine and George Edwards. Harry Hannum played fhe ho'r corner and Asbury roamed +he ou+field wifh Richards. Jackie Hun'I' played shorl's'l'op while Bob Schoenhofi' was behind 'lhe plaie. U+ili'l'y men Bill Wedig, Dick Schmadel and Cliff Jockers as well as 'ihe aforemenfioned players have been awarded varsiiy le+'l'ers. HARRY HANNUM AT THIRD REX HAMERSLY TOM FRANCIS BOB BRIGGS AND PAUL JOHNSON Somebody yelled, Look ouf, as a discus came spinning over our heads. Rex Hamersly had iusf sailed his flying disc for a record-breaking disfance of I36 ff., 3 in. Before we could recover, 'fhe reporf of a sfarfing gun iarred our ears and six milers lead by Cincy's Bob Briggs were rounding fhe firsf furn. Four laps lafer Bob broke fhe fape. Some of U. C.'s ofher consisfenf fop per- formers were pole vaulfer Tom Frances, dashman-broad jumper Dick Rofhfuss, jumper Ray Wheeler, shofpuffer Don Fisher, Howard Higgins, Don Lasher, and Frank Hopper. ln fheir firsf fwo meefs our Bearcaf frackmen scored an unusual 63V2-63V2 fie wifh Ohio Universify and frounced Dayfon 80-24. Losses fo Bowling Green and Louisville and a fhird in fhe friangle meef befween Cincinnafi, Bufler, and Wesfern Mich- igan made up fhe following fhree encounfers. Xavier and Wesfern Reserve were easy vicfims for fhe Varsify Harriers in fheir final dual meefs. The Micl-American Conference frack championships in which U. C. fook fiffh place ended fhe season. If was fhe second season fhaf we were able fo go ouf and see Coach NikolofF's men holding fheir meefs on our own frack, now fhaf fhe oval behind fhe Memorial Dorm has been resurfaced. Home, swee'I' home! ROW l-Schapiro, S., Francis, T., Comisar, D., Wheeler, R., Rechfin, R., Hopper, F., Rofhfuss, R. ROW 2-Schebor, C., Perin, C., Clark, K., Shanks, D., Fisher, D., Briggs, R., Hamersly, R., Lasher, D. ROW 3-Kolp, J., frainer, Banker, F., manager, Porfer, E., Hawkins, D., Dick, R., Brown, E., Higgins, H., Mifchell, F., Nigro, N., Nikoloff, O., coach. M iff!! Mm TENNIS lf sure musl' be hof oul' on fhose courfs, we fhoughf as we lounged in fhe shade wafching our nefmen add anofher win fo fheir impressive sfring of vicfories. Our boys weren'+ much affecfed by fhe heaf, however, as one could readily see from fheir record of fhirfeen wins againsl' five defeafs. Sporfing a nucleus of seven leffermen led by such sfalwarfs as Thorgny Haanes, Charlie Thomas, and Norman Appel, 'l'he Cafs also added a Mid-Ameri- can Conference fifle fo fheir lisf before fhe season came fo a close. Miami and fhe Universify of Kenfuclcy fwice succumbed fo fhe powerful Cincy onslaughf, while Vanderbilf, Tennessee, Ohio Sfafe, Bufler, and Wesfern Michigan also found fhe boys foo much fo handle. Formidable opposifion from Norfh Carolina and William and Mary, however, did manage fo sfop fhe Cafs. ln fhe MAC fourney, Thorgny Haanes capfured his second singles crown and feamed wifh Charlie Thomas fo cop fhe double fifle and close fhe season on a friumphanf nofe. Pele Conway, Bill Anderson, Ernie Spiller and Charlie Thomas gel a f fps from Coach Menefee. THORGNY HAANES CHARLIE THOMAS NORMAN APPEL mi COACH GEORGE MENEFEE 'QE ff A K Oi X. 5. .BC G, -' lg 'X' X .Qi uuum X A .,., E ,N 24 I.', I I ff f u 1,1 f0 i X X Q ff 5 X f S K5 Ewa ll alas. 510452111 f George can bear anyone on +he +eam, +he U. C. ne+men +olcl us one clay. Who is 'lhis player who is so good +ha'l' he 1'ops our srars? lf was +hen +ha+ we learned abou+ George Menefee, who lefi his job as professional af +he Hyde Park Tennis Club fo become coach of +he Bearcafs. Al'l'hough iusf acling coach This year, he will 'lake +he iob over full-+ime nex+ year 'For Coach Brigham, who is busy in Liberal Ar'rs oFFice. WHAT WAS THAT AGAIN? GOLF Look af fhose guys gloafing over fheir scores: you'd fhink fhey were Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaref from fhe pride on fheir faces. Thaf's fhe way we felf one day when we followed fhe Bearcaf golfers ouf fo fhe links for one of fheir mafches. On checking, however, we decided fhaf perhaps fhey had good reason for fheir acfion. H' isn l' every year fhaf our golfers have won double fhe number of fheir defeafs. Our divof-diggers faced a fough schedule fhis year, buf paced by Capfain Bob Hendricks, Tom Francis, Elmer Koehlke, Dick Smifh, Bob Dixon, and Arf Theler, fhey waxed such rivals as Kenfuclcy, Xavier, and Miami in compiling an im- pressive 7 won and 3 losf dual mafch record. Coach George Smifh's squad also made fhe Mid-American 'rournamenf a close one, only eighf sfrokes befween fhem and fhe winner, even fhough fhey were fourfh. Also, fhe Red and Black golf confingenf made a fav- orable showing in fhe Sfafe Collegiafe Champion- ships on fhe Ohio Sfafe links, finishing fourfh in a field of I4 colleges. Whaf surprised us fhe mosf, fhough, was Baskefball Coach John Wiefhe's show- ing wifh fhe clubs. We sfill can'+ quife believe if, buf John fook firsf place laurels and 'rhe frophy fhaf goes along wifh if in fhe MAC coaches' golf four- namenf. BACK ROW-Dixon, R., Hendrichs, R., Smifh, G. lCoachlg Smith, R., Koehlke, E. FRONT ROW-Theler, A., Voss, R. l ROW I-Smifh, C., Baldridge, K., Cunningham, M., Ungard, W., Sfoecklin, J., Roeder, A. ROW 2-Boneau, A., Paherson, B., Hufchings, C. M., Coach, York, J., Reisenfeld, H., Langdoc, S. FENCING Engarde! Ye villain, for l am going fo slash ye +o pieces! Tha+'s whal' we expecied 'lo hear when we wenl' over one affernoon 'lo see fhe U. C. iencers in iheir mee'r wifh Ohio S+a+e. lnsfead, we 'Found 'Iwo very genilemanly characfers clad in masks quieily gazing ai each o+her. As soon as one was even 'loucheci by a sword, 'lhe acfion was sfopped. This isn l' like 'lhe movies, Capfain Ken Baldridge ex- plained. Fencing comes from +he French word 'de- fense' and 'lhal' is 'lhe naiure of +he spor+, defense. Af+er seeing Caprain Baldridge, Bari' PaH'erson, Bill Ungard, Mike Cunningham, Ari' Roeder, Herb Rei- senfeld, Bob Fremoni, Jim Sloecklin, Al Boneau, and Charles Smiih of 'lhe varsi+y in aciion, we began 'lo undersiand iusf how much skill, coordinaiion, and agiliiy is necessary in 'lhis spori' where a slighresi' movemen+ can mean defeat Coach Huichings led his swordsmen ihrough foil, epee, and sabre mafches wiih Ohio S+a+e, No+re Dame, Keniucky, Wayne, Defroii, Lawrence Tech, and An+ioch 'rhis year wi'rh- ou'I' +he loss of a single man. T Na+ional elec+ion ballyhoo creales no more hub- bub 'lhan vo+ing-fime al' polifical U. C., where any- lhing and every'rhing is done +o impress John and Janie ln an all-ou'I' efforf fo gel +ha+ vo+e , slogans placed in s+ra'l'egic spofs offer res1'ora'I'ion of five-cenf coffee in fhe Grill lwilh creaml, a place up fron1 ' in lhe booksfore line, and beer in all +he wafer foun+ains. As 'rhe Big Day looms, 'rhe poslers increase un+il cries of How much is chili? prove iusi how deeply poor Gracie's signs are buried under +his ins+ruc'I'ive li1'era1'ure. Through fheir legal agency, Union Board, The baH'ered walls of +he Grill demand +heir righl' +o gummed 1'ape insfead of 'lhumb faclrs . . . When each candidale has succeeded in ou'r- doing 'rhe res+ and besl' friends aren'+ speaking, The Union lobby is lobbied, ac+ivi+y cards are displayed, and +he baIIo+ing is on. A lucky few gel' fhe inside dope as well as remuneraiion for counfing +he vo+es, and days lafer in+rica1'e PR +abula+ion comes +hrough wi1'h 1'he lisl' of +he campus wagon's newesl wheels. YOU ASKED FOR IT. YOU GOT IT! CLASS OFFICERS Charles Crozier does do 'rhings besides carroon- ingg he and his polifical helpmale, Sue McDeviH' direcfed all lhe doings of Senior Week. Don Poyn- 'ler served as Junior class presidenl' wilh Jane Voll- man helping him wi+h +he Prom plans. ROW I-Lewis, G., Corfrighi, S., Sfichfenoih, W., Nenninger, N.,iLodwick, R. ROW 2-Poffinger, G., Hauer, W., Skidmore, D., Nesier, W., Wengler, E., Sarsfield, J. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE STUDENT COUNCIL Presideni'-Warren Srichfenoih Vice Presidenf-Sally Corrwrighi' Secreiary-Ann LedbeHer Treasurer-Bill Caslellini Monarch of all 'rhey survey 'lruly describes The Sfuclenl' Council, 'ihe lop group in siudenf govern- meni' al' U. C. Ranging from 'rhe running of campus eleciions 'lo 'lhe budgefing of +he Sludeni' Fund, 'lhe iobs and responsibili+ies of Siucleni' Council are of a wide scope and variefy. Chief among 'l'he 'laslcs of ihe Council is ihe reviewing and passing of 'ihe charrers or cons1'i'ru+ions of 'I'he many campus groups. Indeed, +o be a member of Slucleni' Council is noi only a greal' honor, bul' a big responsibiliiy as well. Six+een of Cincy's campus leaders ga+l1er 'lo ex- press opinions, discuss problems, and fransacl' o'rl1er vifal business, as lhe Sfudem' Council convenes in Hs bi-monllwly meeling. Represenlalives from all col- leges, as well as from Union and Social Boards, pre- senl' repor+s from 'rheir individual groups, in addifion +o 'lhe o'l'l1er business on 'rhe Monday nigl1+ agenda. Budgefing money from +l1e S+uden'r Acfivily Fees is one of fhe big iobs delegaied +o Sludenf Council, along wi+h keeping a file of all campus organizalion cl1ar'lers. S+uden+ Grievance CommiHee, anolher of 'I'l1e council's iobs, regularly ga1'l1ers fo hear sludenfs air +l1eir complainls aboul' +l1e way lhings are done, run, and handled . Of course, like any o'rl1er group, all is no'I' work wills 'lhe Siudenl Council. ln acldi+ion fo 1'l1e lighler momenis frequenling 'rhe meefings, fhe councilmen gaiher in +l1e spring for a big yearly picnic. ALL IN FAVOR SAY. AYE 4zoz?sAv,wuAT5 'mis 1.1T1-LE WEM y X45 . f' - Numa AOAT' ON , W! X Yourz Sswoiz 8 1 5' A QM WEEK BIADCTET? as ' 1631 PJ e ix Ei iffy 00 X ffjggfo c j 3 XV bij -sf 0110.5 x nh '44 WOMEN'S SENATE OFFICERS Presidenl'-Nancy Nenninger Vice Presidenl-La Verne Dick Treasurer-Jean Hauck Recording Secrelary-Rulh Hemmerl Corresponding Secrelary-Belly Dick Advisor-Miss Lillian Johnson Women's Senale is one of lhose groups on campus whose finger is capably in every pie. Represenled on Sludenl' Council, 'rhe group is composed of represenlalives from all co-ed organizalions, usually 'lhe presidenl, and coordinales all lheir funclions. ll also conl'rols all women's groups nol under 'lhe iurisdic+ion of lhe Sludenl' Council or facully, nolably Junior Advisers, Vigilance, and Wig Wag. Besides ac'l'ing as a chief governing body, Women's Senale is an aclive parli- cipanl' in olher universily affairs. Wilh every semesler and seclion change comes lhe need for new books, and 'lhe Senale-operaled Used Bookslore in 'lhe Sludenl' Union building provides an economical oasis 'for lhe hard-pressed sludenl. The organizalion co-sponsored wilh Men's Senale lhe Migralion Day iourney 'lo Indianapolis and The drive for lhe World Sl'uden'l' Service Fund. ll sponsored 'rhe chrysanlhemum sales al' lhe loolball games, cake sales, and a U. C. Sweelesl' Day, and 'lhrough lhese various proiecfs earned enough money 'lo supporl a sludenl 'From England while she is aHencling our Universily. ll also sponsored lhe Vocalional lnformalion Conference especially for col- lege women, and gave lhe annual Slrawberry Breakfasl in honor of lhe gradualing seniors. ROW l-Hauck, J., Dick, B., Nenninger, N., Dick, L., Hemmerf, R., Bennefl, S. ROW 2-Haase, P., Corlrighl, S., Ramage, J. Moller, S., Perry, B., Houser, E. ROW 3-Lawlon, H., Albers, M., Lloyd, J., Kessler, J., Houser, H., Schaffner, J., Vollman, J. l ROW I-Goeffle, J., Cohen, S., Davis, J., Lorenz, T., Wagner, R., Johnson, W. ROW 2-Paffy, R., LaCamera, F., Huber, R., Thompson, R., Wiffe, N. ROW 3-Glenn, D., Ross, N., Refzsch, O., Dugan, F., Lodwick, R., LaCamera, R. MEN'S SENATE OFFICERS Presidenf-Dick Lodwick Secrefary-Treasurer-Dave Glenn Execufive Commiffee-Gavin Gray Francis Dugan Orville Refsch Men's Senafe is a council of represenfafives of fhe men's organiza- fions on campus. lfs firsf proiecf of fhe year was fo shepherd fhe Freshmen boys fhrough fhe confusing days fhaf followed regisfrafion. The Orienfafion Program was sef up for fhis purpose, and wifh fhree convocafions concerning fhe facfs of college life, managed fo erase fhaf bewildered fake me back fo Wifhrow look from fheir faces. ln November fhe group fook care of fhe arrangemenfs 'rhaf saw five hun- dred eager roofers off fo Indianapolis for fhe Migrafion Day game wifh Bufler. If presenfed fhe smoker for fhe unaffiliafed men fo bolsfer campus spirif. Working wifh Women's Senafe, if backed fhe W.S.S.F. drive . . . fhe World Sfudenf Service Fund, which provides scholarships for deserving sfudenfs all over 'rhe world. Men's Senafe lenf a helping hand fo fhe Sfudenf Healfh Drive and was insfrumenfal in puffing across +he fuberculosis Chesf X-Ray Service in February. Having fhus looked affer fhe healfh, happiness and general welfare of senior and undergraduafe, fhe I948-49 Men's Senafe could bow ouf wifh a feel- ing of a iob well done, pausing only fo award a fafherly pai' on 'l'he back land a silver cupl fo fhe oufsfanding men's group on campus. ROW I-Revelos, D., Koop, J., Lawlon, H., Nenninger, N. ROW 2-Hesse, P., Fulford, B., Dick, L., Eberly, J., Heller, J. LET'S TAP A KES MORTAR BOARD They're lhe sharp-looking co-eds you'll see waving 'lo lhe crowd from a snazz converlible al' Homecoming: handing our baskels lo +he neecliy al Chrisfmasg supplying campus wilh hcl' dogs and coke al lhe Sigma Sigma Carnival. ln 'lheir aHracl'ive ou'rfi'l's fealuring a morl'ar-board insignia, 'lhese oulslanding upperclass women also co-sponsor wilh ODK such proiecls as leadership educalion conferences and 'rhe Honor Day program. The lraclilional Smarl'y Parry is a Morfar Board invi'l'alion for Dean's Lisl' s+uden+s, and everyone is well-acquainied wilh 'lheir annual Doughnul Sale. ln-belween 'limes 'lhey keep Things roll- ing smoolhly wilh scholarship awards from 'lhe proceeds of 'lhese underlakings. Even 'lhe foolball season aliiords no resl, for 'lhey risk life and limb 'ro 'lrim 'lhe goal osls for every game. When 'lhe black-robed members slaik llie halls one day in March, Junior women squirm, for +o be 'lapped by 'rhe Mys+ic Thir- 'leen is +he secrel hope of all- il is a monumenl +o leadership, scholarship, and service. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA When Ihe roll is called a+ an O. D. K. mee'I'ing, ii sounds like a reci+a+ion of Who's Who al' U. C. Omicron Del+a Kappa is a nafional socie'I'y fo recognize and honor upper- classmen who have aHained leadership in college a+hIeI'ics, religious and social organizaiions, music and dramaiics, publicafions, s+uden+ governing bodies, and in scholarship. Hs aim is 1'o ioin wi+h faculfy members in promofing all phases of campus ac'Iivi'ry. Men who fulfill ihe requiremen+s are selecfed fwice annually, and +heir names are placed on a large golden key hung in Ihe Union for public recogni+ion. This year presided over by Marcus Nickerson, mee+ings were held once a monih, and varied from informal smokers +o banqueis. During +he year O. D. K. presenied +he Dad's Day program, and co-sponsored wi+h Moriar Board, fhe Leaders-hip Conference and Honor Day. ROW I-Sfichfenofh, W., Bufler, R., Wuerfh, R., Sfuewe, H., Bursiek, R. ROW 2-Ruehlmann E., Bruesfle, G., Nickerson, M., Lodwick, R., Mileham, M. BUT DO YOU THINK IT WILL WORK? x f6Ys'a'o'J I 904 Roberf Buck Lesfer Collier Adolph Fennel Carl Ganfvoorf Walfer Heinfz Howard Jones Villie Kirkpafrick I905 Berf Lyon Fred Mehlhope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arfhur Wadsworfh I706 Frank Buchanan Roberf Caldwell Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walfer Shafer Curfis Williams Frank Wilson I907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kife Walfer Markworfh Brown McGill Roberf O'Connell Frank Payne l90B Merwin Aulfman Norman Conway Fred Flach William Foley Bafes Williams l909 Hayward Ackerson Ernesf DuBray Fred Hooker William Kife Edward Rowe Charles Williams l9l0 Ted Hyndman Walfer Heuck l9ll Cliff Porfer Hall Alden Harf Ralph McComas James Taylor l9l2 Harry Buchanan William Hall Lesley Johnson Wm. F. Mifchell Vance Towler l9l3 Richard Goeffle Roberf Heuck, Sr. Walfer O. Hill Chesfer Klein John Maescher l9l4 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Berf Sfansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wrighf I9I5 Leonard Baehr Arfhur Gordon Norman Kohlhopp Norman Lyon I9l6 Howard Behle Vicfor Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porfer John Reece dward Robinson Herberl Schrofh l9l7 William Ellis Karl Hefsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris, Sr. James Pease Bayle Richardson Anfon Schneider l9l8 Harold Alfamer Walfer Haehnle Herberf Jones Carl Lund Carl Margraf William Mers Carl Rogerf Millard Romaine Harold Talcoff Earl Widau l9l'? Howard Jusfice Edgar Powers Bradley Roberfs Herberf Winans Francis Wrighf l920 Roberf Dorsey Cornelius Pefzhold Alfred Wenzel l92l Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlfon Brown Carl Frey Edward Meyer Philip Meyers Cyrus Osborn l922 Edgar Coons Chase Davies SIGMA SIGMA Sigma Sigma af U. C. has besf embodied 'lhe spirif of college ever since I889. If pledges upperclassmen for fheir oufsfanding confribufion and meril' based on personalify and abilify. l'ls main funcfion is 'lo 'leach loyal'l'y fo my . . . our . . . universify, and, believe me, each year U. C. benehfs from ifs acfivifies. In fhe pasl' years U. C. has received a new scoreboard, a fund for specfafor seafs for 'lhe fennis courfs, and a memorial in fronf of new McMicken in honor of fhose who served in fhe Second World War. Membership in Sigma Sigma always was, and sfill is, fhe highesf award for acfive spirif fowards U. C. Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison ldeson Arfhur McClure Howard Mefzger Roberf Sarvis Frederick Schierloh Wylmer Scoff Edw. Sfriefelmeier Roberf Todd Edward Wagner Randall Walker l923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W. C. Havelaar Rossifer Hobbs Ellsworfh Ireland Joe Linneman James Nipperf Mike Palmer John Pefzhold l924 Nafhan Backman Walfer Becker Ben Bryanf Morfon Francis John Heizer Roberf Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Rofh Erwin Wolfson l925 Lynne Barber George Bradner Warren Marvin Anfhony McAndrews Louis Nipperf William Schmid Kelly Sidda.ll l926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Paisley Weesley Schmid l927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Roberf Maddux l928 Richard Bryanf Arfhur Fennekohl Alberf Mayer Ranald Wesf l929 Evan Chaffield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Earley Daniel Laurence I930 Charles Adams Harry Anderson Richard Bolfon Thomas Cliffon Donald Crone Frnka Dosf Richard Franz John Gayman Jack Grieshaber William Hammond Ralph Holferhoff William Nieman Frank Owens I93l Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harold Bohl Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Roberf Gowdy Erle Hanson Paul Heckel Silverius Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Mufh Earl Soesbe Herberf Sfarick Richard Sfeves Fred Tower I932 William Afkinson Herbert Brown Walfer Conner Richard Dexfer Duncan Frame John Griffifhs Paul Grischy Arfhur Halleff Phillip Heil William Hill Ed Lidseen Carlfon Lunsford Louis Mendel Roberf Nau David Porfer Harry Rabe Edward Simrall Nafhan Solinger Dan Tobin Alan Walsh Roberf Wriqhf I933 Mel Bernsfein Ged Brown David DeVore Roberf Galbraith William Gilliland Clifford Goldmeyer Wm. Groppenbacher Fred Hoehler Roberf Johnson Kosciusko Kemper Bernard Levin Louis Levy Sidney Mullikin Leon Saler George Smifh Gordon Sfrauss Roberf Whife Carl Williams I934 Carl Ausfing Roberf Eagen Roberf Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressler Donovan Sayrs Vicfor Sfrauss Walfer Tuffle l935 James Cook Harry Duncan Donald Gilberf John Hellebush William Lloyd Clyde Nau Kennefh Parker Frank Purdy William Rhame Wayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Trame Wilbur Wrighf l936 Roberf Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Walfer Knocke Charles Weicherl' Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yeager l937 Douglas Day William Feldhaus Larry Gibboney Charles Gilleff Ralph Grace Roberf Heuck, Jr. Charles Mileham Clifford Mueller Gordon Orr l938 Robf. Biedenbender Milfon Brooks Rick Campbell Roberf Dalfon Bill Ferguson Roberf Kamp Bud Kelchner Frank Molloy Wes Newkirk Richard Powell Jed Small Charles Salau I939 Ed Alexander Roger Anderson Lloyd Gysin Joe Lowry Bill Peffif Roger Van Schoyck i940 Sid Friedman Charles Grimm Roberf Kreimer William Parchman Kennefh Piff Marfy Scheider Merrill B. Van Pelf l94l Mac Benedicf Fred Daniell James Fuller Kenneth Heuck William Kelchner Ellis King Joe Morris, Jr. Lloyd O'l-lara Nick Skorich Ray Virgin I942 Richard Anderson Jack Bade John Bedw6Y Linus HabY Elberf Nickel Verne Ullom I 945 Kennefh Guise Richard Hanford Gordon Huqhmafk Leonard Klusmah Kennefh Miller Alberf Sfrasser I946 R. A. Cromer Fred Ebeling Bob Kraushar George Koch Bob Sarsfield Bill Smyfh I947 William Anderwn Berf Bauer Roberf Bauman Roberf Fenlon D. B. Kee Dick Langenbeck George Moore Alkie Richards Irv Scharfenberger Roberf Siekmanh Roger STQPIWNS Jack Sfrubbe l948 Tom Blake Charles Crozier John Fuhrman Earl Hobl' Roberf Huber Orville Refzsch Floyd Shorfs William Wesferfeld Heuck Hall is +he home and inner sancfum of Sigma Sigma, an honorary for upperclassmen who are chosen for membership on +he basis of school spiri+, acfivifies and personalify. Here is +he s+ein- lined den for 'rhe local lions. Each year is planned The huge Sigma Sigma Carnival and +he Thanks- giving Pep Rally, as well as +he smaller parries, +heir floal' 'For homecoming, and bi-annual fapping cere- monies. This year a new acfiviiy has been added 'io fheir lisi, +he selecfion of Mr. Bearca'I ', who will be fhe oufsfanding male s+uden+. The gavel-wielders for i948-49 were Bob Bauman and Bob Huber. Floyd Shor+s served as social secrefary, and Orv Refsch was freasurer. The new members elecied in fhe fall of '48 and +apped af +he Thanksgiving rally were John Fuhrman, Bob Huber, Tom Blake, Earl Hob+, and Bill Wesferfeld. The Sigma Sig boys are busy fhe enfire year, bu+ +hey fairly buzz when fhe +ime for +he carnival draws near. WHERE YA GOIN' BOB? Hobf, E., Siekman, R., Scharfenberger, I., Huber, R., Bauman, R., Refzsch, O., Shorfs, F. SIGMA SIGMA CARNIVAL The bigges'I' show on earrh? No . . . no'r qui+eg bur 'Ihe Iargesi' carnival ever 'Io hiI' UC! Yes, +ha'r was Sigma Sigma's annual campus carnival. Spreading ou+ from 'rhe previous year's confined midway in Ihe Greaf HaII of I'he Union, 'rhe boys moved 'rheir show Io 'Ihe sfadium. Smiled on by 'Ihe wearherman, 'Ihe gaI'es opened Io welcome a record a'Hendance +o a reaI evening of good old carnival enI'erI'ainmenI'. Bigger and beHer boo+hs were Ihe Iheme of 'rhe nighI', as fra'Ierni+ies and sorori+ies wenI' overboard Io ou'IcIo each oI'her. Each worked hard in i'rs efforis 'Io Iake home I'he Irophies for Ihe mos'r aI IracI'ive and popuIar boorhs. Sideshows, I'urI'Ie races, and IovemeIers caugh'I' Ihe eyes of 'Ihe s'ruden'rs as 'rhey pushed I'heir way Ihrough Ihe crowds. Bu+, aII I'he whiIe, ears were kepf open and eyes cas+ frequenf glances a+ 'Iickei' s'Iubs: for, even un'IiI 'Ihe IasI' coke was gone and +he final booih viewed, everyone had hope 'Ihai' one of 'Ihe big door prizes would come his way. I 228 Weeks of hard work were displayed in I'he many boofhs and sideshows Iha'I' weni' I'o form 'I'I1e carnival. The evening was a fun-packed one for aII as a resuI'I' of 'Ihe hard work of 'Ihe peopIe behind Ihe scenes . . . members of Sigma, Sigma, showmen, arI'is'I's, pledges, and aII who had a part Here he is Iadies and gen+Iemen . . . 'Ihe One and Only Ubangi, sI'raighI' from I'he wiIdesI haunis of . . . hey I'here son, don'I' ge+ I'oo close . . . and nexI' we bring you Ihose beaufiful girls in 'rheir unforger- Iabie dance. A+ Ihe end of 'Ihe way Ihe Phi DeIIs were in 'I'he midsI' of Iheir prize- winning A and crowd drawing side-show. Across Ihe aisle, Ihe AIpha Chi's were giv- ing an Orien+aI Iouch 'ro I'he show wiih 'Iheir impressions of Chinafown. Whaf an evening! We spenf an hour af fhaf furfle race and couldn'f even win a single brick. We fhen proceded down fhe way, pausing fo casf our vofe for presidenf and dean of women, be- fore sneaking info fhe backroom fo bei' on fhe races and cafch fhe resulfs on felevision. An air of big-fime carnival life was in- jecfecl info fhe fesfivifies as Sigma Sigma added a ferris-wheel fo fha affracfions of fhe evening. The wail' in line was long before we liffed info fhe sky fo look down upon fhe gliffering array of lighfs below. The ride was shorf, and fhen we were down fo earfh again fo make a final four of fhe midway before anofher fine carnival dimmed ifs lighfs and shuf ifs doors unfil ihe nexf year. Carnival-goers had several chances fo make sure fhaf fhey fook home somefhing for fheir money. Mefro enlisfed fhe services of some arfisfs, and sfudenfs had fheir profiles preserved for posferify. The Sig Alphs, wifh fheir comic phofos, also provided some laughs wifh likenesses. ROW I-Vilkoski, J., Wesferfeld, W., Richards, A., Hobf, E., Moore, 6. ROW 2-Refsch, O., Smifh, M., Fenlon, R., Mr. Back, Smollen, J. ROW 3-Graham, B., Scheurer, K., Shank, W., Crozier, C., Kee, D., Siekmann, R. I'LL TAKE A DOZEN OF THESE ULEX Al+hough +he odds are somewhal againsl ii, You goH'a s+ay happy mighl' well be 'ihe 'iheme of 'ihis piclure. Since ihere isn'+ anofher shol' of such a cigar-smoking, slap-happy-go-lucky crew in ihe annual, you may well wonder Could +his be Ulex? Thinking of a group which dresses ifs pledges in siraw ha+s, ieans, rope bel+s, and pillow cases, and whose credo is land we quo+el . . . Ou'i of +he evanesceni' misls of 'ihe empyrean, waf+ed on lhe billowy zephyrs, leaping lhe impermeable abyss +0 dash iiself againsi lhe fairy sofiness, came ihe murmur, 'A ha! Whal' has fhou +here?' And incommunically mournful sighed 'rhe answer 'Razberrahs'. And so limiied againsi' +he incarna- dined nebulae, ihey faded and were gone, aus'rerely permealed wilh lhe myrrhy fragrance-aspiring ever fading never. Such was our mission. . . . Your only conclusion is, Whal else could if be? There are momenfs of seriousness, +oo, when Ulex discusses such significani' issues as campus ac+ivi+ies and fhe renowned Boa+ride . This year, sparked by Floyd Shor+s, Ulex s+ar+ed +he ball rolling again wi+h lheir long awai+ed ride on 'lhe Del+a Queen. I+ look a long lime 'For 'l'he new Queen +o find ils place al +he wafer fronl ancl fhe supporfers of Ulex were migh+y happy she made if down fo lown. For +he firsl' +ime in many a moon +he men on campus and +heir dares climbed aboard The DeI+a Queen +o celebrale fhe renewal of 'Phe Ulex Boa? ride. Amidsl all +he exci+emen+ and clamor below, we were able +o ca+ch a glimpse of some of +he more serious minded sea-lovers, enjoying fhe midnighf air. Affer a long ride up 'lhe river, i+ seemed only a shorl fime la+er when we were back on +he wharf exchanging s'rories of fhe good +ime we had and consoling +he seasick. I+ was a lol' of fun being wifh Ulex again, and we hope fhe fellows will be able 'ro keep fhe boaf ride an annual aFFair. wv QW -A .wr Haffwrq V , ,WM my mg f: Wbwn-aM nJvI2'W g 'Mm Mm .Mm 'W ,.. 1' .........N ROW I-Sfichfenofh, W., McGraw, C., Mr. DeCamp, Becker, C,, Schapiro S ROW 2-Coririghi, S., Dean Auburn, Mr. Sharrock, Sheppard, J. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Does +ha+ mee+ wirh lhe approval of 'rhe board? This is a 'familiar expression heard a+ almosr every meefing of lhe Board of Publicaiions. Allhough ihey only meel' once a mon'rh They are able lo keep 'Phe financial, edirorial, and general problems of all concerned under conirol. One of rhe major funcfions of 'rhis disfinguished group is +o selecl' 'lhe incoming ediiors and business managers of +he publi- ca+ions. Sfudeni Council sends 'lwo of i+s members +o +he meelings io acl' as chairman and secrelary. Wilh 'lhe ediiors and business managers of fhe Cincinnaiian, News Record, Profile and Sludenl' Direciory giving each ofher helpful suggesrions, The board can always +urn +o irs able facul+y members, Mr. DeCamp, Mr. Sharroclc, Mr. Wab- niiz, and Dean Auburn. mofoqzawses QQQE. Ann Now Gels o 'r E VAN ZS l-msom 5 oe. QCEYY BIG SM E woLD ? +452 E fl 'A .. x ,., Il ill K ' ga f- A I A 1. - b . A i ' ' , 1 F G-I 1. D O me u '4 -A n. - - W b iT' - s -- LCXJK - f i f ,, -- AH' A++! - -- now'- - , f- J' N9 ,M y A ,, f X V, Q2 'SN ll f' N I X il : ! ,l lll I I lv' N 'ax fl yah 5 Q9 59 Q ,-J Y X i l Q re Q lx 1 P def, - A l ., l 0 l ' my. ,Zh B fb , X I Q X1 A f X lin vu, '- Rmb '-, ' - e 'K' W iz.- 1 ' ' 5 Fx fi wif ev W' ' l ' - , . . .wil .Ile aw SAM SCHAPIRO - EDITOR ORVILLE RETZSCH - BUSINESS MANAGER We wafched The l948-49 version of our weekly sluclenl' publicalion, 'Ihe Cincinna+i News Record keep up wiI'h I'he Iradilion of pas'r years and in many inslances surpass I'hem. A combinalion of accuraI'e, concise, and honesl' reporfing enabled Ihe aper +o be a I'rue voice of fhe sludenl body. The scoop on Ihe opening foolball game wifh Nevadllla, 'lhe sfories Ihal inlroducecl our new head coach Io +he spor'rs fans, and 'Ihe special Thanksgiving issue were some of Ihe highlighls of Ihe year. The News Record nol' only presenled accounls of campus affairs, buf Iru'Ih'Ful reporls of viI'al silualions, whelher 'I'hey were pleasanr or no+. ROW I-Schuck, J., Sfix, C., Foqel, M., Singer, D., Behrendf, I., Crozier, C., Schneider, S., Share, E. ROW 2-Bronsiein, H., Laibson, D., Cambell, E., Anderson, M., Rauh, M., Adler, E., Laufer, H., Batik, A. ROW 3-Slein, R., Cohen, S., Hauser, H., Moller, S., Bumiller, M., Mueller, D., MacDonald, P. ROW 4-Pansing, W., Davis, J., Osfrander, J., Gallop, L., Eicher, T., Cosfello, J., McCann, T. NEWS RECORD STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .,,,, ...,..., S AM SCHAPIRO Associale Edilor ,,,,,,,,,.. ....,,,,,,,,,.,., ..,,,,,,,.,.....,,. M o rris Foqel Assislanl' Edilors ...,,,,,, Irv Belwrendl, Dave Singer. John Davis COPY STAFF ....,,, ,,,,,,,, K en Rush, Gerald Diamond, Dol Funlie Edilorial Edilor ,,,,,, ,,., F F ,,,,,,,, ,,,., ...,,,,,,,,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,,,,. F F Burl Pease Columnisls ,,,, AI Baliclc, Morris Fogel, Marlha Rauh, Bill Lowry, Kur'IWoI1I spans sane, oooo ooooooooo oooooooooooo F ooooooo ooooooor,. or,,ooooooo F F F F Charles sm SPORTS STAFF FFFFFFF FFFTom Eiclier, John Seigle, Jerry ScI1war'I'z, Arl' Weil, Jerry Teller, Sian Cohen, JoI1n Hogan. News Edilor F FFFFFFFF ...F ,FFFFFFFFFF F...FF F FFFFFFF F F FFFF FFFFFFFFF S e I' li Dingley, Jr. NEWS STAFF-Elanora Adler, Mill Anderson, Ella Campbell, Ray Campbell, Pal Dells, Belly Dick, Helen Hauser, Wes Hunler, Dorollxy King, Shirley Moller, Bill Pansing, Barbara Perry, Marly Rauh, Nancy Renn, Shirley Schneider, Jeanne Ann Seghers. Fealure Edilor F F FFFFFFFF F..., F FFFFF F F. FFFFFFFFF ...F FFFFFFF F J ody Schuclr FEATURE STAFF-Shirley Moller, Margol Bumiller, Franlc Andress, Hugh Haller, Helen Hauser, Rullw Hemmerl, Barbara Perry. Arl Edi'I'or .FFFF F... F FF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. FFFFF. FFFFFFFFFFFFFF C I1 arles Crozier Assisfanl Arl Edifor .F ....FFFFF. John Zeigler Slaff Pholographer .FFF.. ,F.FFFFFF.... F ischel Share BUSINESS MANAGER FF.... ........ O RVILLE RETZSCH Circulalion Manager .......F.FF.........F...........F,..F.F........,F,.,...,..,...F. BeHy Benzing Business Slaff ...... Henry Laufer, James Oslrander, Tom Kinder, Don Miller WELL IRV I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO SAY 'WHO WROTE THIS STUFF ANYWAY? THAT WILL BE 6I CHARACTERS WIDE jk ROW l-Tyler, P., Heller, J., Crozier, C., McDeviN, S., Mueller, J., Andraud, M., Shafer, P., Frame, S. ROW 2-Poirof, J., Frank, P., Lange, S., Morson, B., Cleveland, P., Nieman, J., Koeqel, J., Dieckmann, E., Schmalz, J. ROW 3-Enguke, E., Goldschmidf, M., lbers, M., Eilers, N., Miller, J., Birn, M., Mueller, D., Koegel, P. ROW 4-Lehrner, F., Foqel, M., Eicher, T., Nelson, P., Moore, E., Hofmann, A., Lorenz, T., Lynn, L. l'm sorry buf you will have +o leave, l am closing 'l'he building now. Bul' l have a deadline lo meel by l'omorrow, is +he anguished copy wri'rer's reply. Copy disappears, and whal' aboul' lhe ads l'ha'l were lo be in by lhe Isl of April? The days seem +o pass wilh complele disre- gard for 'lhe pressing deadline for lhe publicalion of lhe yearbook. May comes, and +he I94? Cincinnalian is handed oul' lo 'l'he anxiously wailing sl'udenl's. Whal' was lhal sound? Only +he Cincinnalian s'l'al:f exhaling a happy sigh of relief 'lhal' lhe job and lhe fun of publishing lhe Besl' Years of Our Lives is finished. WARREN STICHTENOTH-EDITOR CHARLES BECKER, JR.-BUSINESS MANAGER 1 l 2 ' CINCINNATIAN STAFF EDITOR ,,,, A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,k,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,., W A RREN STICHTENOTH ASSOCIATE EDITORS ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,. M ONETTE ANDRAUD, JEAN HELLER ART EDITOR ,,......,,,,,,,......,,A.,,,,,,,,,,......I,,,,,,..,.,....IAA.. JOHN MUELLER. JR. Sfaff ,,,.,.,,..,, Clemenfs, B., Morrison, B., Lang, M., Cadman. L.. Lorenz, T., Johns, P., Bishop, N., Shaffer, P., Eilers, N. CARTOONIST ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.., ,.,,,,,,.,,.,...,,,,,,,,...,,,..,,,,,,, C HARLES CROZIER COPY EDITOR .,......,,,.,,,.,.,.....,,,,.,,,,...........,. ....... ,,,,....,. S U E McDEVITT ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR ......,,,,,........,..,,.....,.,.....,,.,,.....,. RUTH BUCK Staff ......,,,... Grace, L., Foley, K., Albers, M. L., Holman, B., Davis, S., McGra+h, B., Blrn, M. A., Daum, A., Green, M. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR .,,,,,,,,,,,......., ,,,..,.....,.,.,. W ILLIAM WHITTEKER Slaff ...,..,,,.,..,.....,,,,.,.., Spiers, J., Braverman, M., Cleveland, P. SENIOR EDITOR ..,,,,.,..,..,,,.,,,,......,,,,,,,,.,,.....,,,,.,,.......,,,.,,. SHIRLEY FRAME I Sfaff ...............,.... Connolly, M., Mueller, D., Golclschmldf, M., Miller, J., Dlelrmann, E., Engellre, E. SPORTS EDITOR .,,,,..,............,,..,,..,.,,,,,.,,..,....,,..........,.,,..... MORRIS FOGEL Slaff ,,,.........,,,,........ Eicher, T., Fisher, B., Dralce, J., Ahrens, G., Sfrumpf, J., Seigle, J. INDEX EDITORS ..............,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,.. PATRICIA TYLER, RUTH HEISEL BUSINESS MANAGER .,......,..,.,,.....,,...,,,,...,......,.. CHARLES BECKER, JR. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS ..,,...,,,,.,.............., JACK NIEHAUS, ROBERT SCHWINDT. Business SIaFF ......... Hynes, J., Frank, P., Lynn, L., Davies, J. ADVERTISING MANAGER ,....,.......,.............,,.....,...,..... DONALD MILLER Car+oonis+ ...,...,,,..........,,,.,,,........,,,,... MARION WILLIAMSON Slaff ,,.... Zorniger, F., Shoemaker, W., Kirschner, L., Hamon, J., Nlclrerf, J., Beniamin, P., Green, M., Caine, B. PRODUCTION MANAGER ...,,.,,,..,..,,., ,,,.,,.,.., E LMER RUEHLMANN I I ' PROFILE Nof confenl wifh one deadline, 'lhe Profile Sfaff burns fhe midnighl' oil all nine monfhs +o publish prompfly fheir four issues per year, Ihus keeping fhe campus iokers supplied wi'Ih new maferial. The ecliforship was shared 'Ihis year by Gerry Murphy and Margol' Bumiller. The Profile is wriffen by our own sfudenfs 'Io give our fo be Shakespeare a chance 'ro publish fheir works and our young poli'Ii- cians an opporfunify fo prinl' fheir polifical views on currenf campus problems. The magazine fries 'Io acquainf small spokes wifh fhe large wheels. Each issue, a campus personalify is infroducecl by a biography ancl a skefch of his universify life, plus a profiled picfure, Ihus fhe book derives fhe name of Profile. The Profile has grown from a small pamphlef I firsl' published over a fourfh of a cenfury ago, fo an I enferprising college magazine. MICKEY McGRAW - BUSINESS MANAGER GERRY MURPHY - EDITOR ROW I-Moffer, S., Adler, E., Sfix, C., Jacobs, J., Crozier, C., Way, J., Topmoeller, S., Cleveland, P. ROW 2--Laufer, H., Pesa, C., Mueller, D., Lang, M., Brisfol, J., Mall M., Schmalz, J., Carr, E. ROW 3-Koegel, P., Kuhlman, M., Miller, W., Thinnes, R., Williamson, M., Eafik, A., Sleinkamp, S., Hemmerf R. 238 COOPERATIVE ENGINEER Throughour i+s 'rweniy-seven years of pub1ica+ion, 'rhe Coopera+ive Engineer has served 'lhe Engineering College fai+hfully, bolh as a suiiable ouflel' 'for +he ialenfs of publi- calion-minded engineering s+uden+s, as a recorder of im- porlanl' evenfs, and also as a back yard gossip . l'r has been an able represen+a+ive of +he college on o'rher cam- puses and as such has gained naiional recognifion for i+s quali+y of wri'Hen maierial and i+s unique layoufs. Reading il, fhe sfudenf learned abou+ Polymer in ihe rubber indusiry, how 'rhe Eleciricals enjoyed fhemselves al sec+ion change, or how Roberl' Eichner was doing as a graduafe in indusiry. Nor has 'Phe Coopera+ive Engineer been devoid of humor. Requesfs sfill pour in for fhe lechnical paper on CoeFFicien+ of Lipsfick Dis+ribu+ion from as far away as Nova Sco'ria. This year's Research al' fhe Beach is sure 'ro follow ifs illusfrious predecessor's foofsieps. The s+a1'f had fheir lighier momenfs, foo. ln befween issue deadlines, 'rhey found fime 'lo migra'I'e 'ro Mueller's house for a quiei' in+ellec+ual discussion, or +o Sharon Woods fo com- mune wifh nafure. Keys were awarded +o deserving members and fhe I95O s+aFF was announced af a year-ending banquet ROW I-Balscha, A., Fremont, R., Renter, S., Laib, R., Levine, M., Wolf, R. ONE OF THE BUSY SETS ROW 2-Wohl, K., Schubert, M., Lehrner, F., Hineman, D., Uhrbrock, M., Houser, E., Frankensfein, W., Coburn R ROW 3-Pfifzer W., McDeviH, P., Goodyear, J., Siegel, E., Bonem, F., Mueller, D., Ohlmann, l. ROW 4-Moore, E., Brown, W., Lorenz, T., Applequisf, D., Cunningham, D., Hausman, R., Gasf, P. ROW I-Wasmer, J., Francq, D., McConnell, J., Happy, P., Sheppard, J., Adler, E., Basinger, M., Shafer, P. ROW 2-Lange, S., Grogan, M., Orfner, S., Kamson, M., Lehrner, F., Mueller, D., Lang, J. ROW 3-Gard, L., Hoeffler, J., Garfner, M., Specker, R., Geselbrachf, D., Birn, M., Frank, P. GET 'EM WHILE THEY LAST STUDENT DIRECTORY Check fhis phone number -- hey, did you know fhaf John Jones lives fhree blocks from fhe sororify house? Say, Jane Adams is only a sophomore fhis year, elafes fhe Sfudenf Direcfory Sfaff as fhey locked fhemselves in a room during fhe firsf few monfhs of school. Affer lisfing seven fhousand names, addresses and phone numbers fhe hard working crew soon felf as fhough fhey knew all fhe sfudenfs on campus. Then a few weeks before Chrisfmas, fhere was fhe mad rush by card addicfs fo gel' fhe direcfory before fhey wrofe fheir Chrisf- mas greefings. Buf all did nof end fhere. Working under fhe handicap of no office, Paf Happy and Joyce Shepperd were kepf busy passing ouf fhe liffle red guide books fo lafe comers and people who couldn'f fake fhe Chrisfmas rush. Probably fhe mosf used book on campus, fhe book musf be builf for wear as well as accuracy. The Direcfories are used for dafe bureaus, informafion guides and in some insfances, fexf books, and even fhe library carries copies. WATCH THE DIRECTOR GIRLS INTERFRATERNITY SING Sing 'lime gave 1'he broiherhoods and sisferhoods a chance +o air +he nicer of +heir group songs fo a 'Fresh and apprecia+ive audience, and climaxed 1'he Greek year on an unusually harmonious noie. Sponsored by +he U.C. Alumni Associa'I'ion, fhe I948 Sing was held in fhe Greek Amphi+hea+er on June lsr, wi+h 'rryouis a week earlier. Thir'l'een sorori+ies and five 'fra'rerni+ies par+icipa+ed in +he inilial compe+i+ion, each singing 'l'wo songs of 'lheir own choosing and one required school song. From 'rhis firsl' round emerged viciorious Alpha Chi, Tri Delf, The'l'a Phi, and K.K.G. in 'lhe order named, and from 'Phe fralernifies, S.A.E., Phi Del+, Sigma Chi, and Bela. Affer +riumphan+ cheering, fhey all rushed back +o +heir respec+ive houses +o polish up for +he coming finals. The Amphilhealer was filled +o capacily on fhe nighi' of fhe Finals, as 'rhe eighi' com- pe+ing groups made 'rheir bids for fhe rrophy. Afier a brea'I'hless wail ihe win- ners were announced . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon wi+h 286 poin+s our of a possible 300, and Theia Phi Alpha wifh 27l. As ihe hard-won frophies were placed in The arms of The flushed and happy song- leaders, few people realized ihai' ihis would be lhe lasl' year 1'ha+ +he Sing was fo be presenred iusi' ihai' way. From now on H' is 'io be non- compeiifive and held wi+h- ou'I' rhe preliminary +ryou+. is P if uf , A53 121 .1 W : K V' v? M N K' Q' 2 x sl f. A if gf fHf , , A f 1 P 5 1 r 'Wi-' 'N My A A r ' V4 f 12' 2 L, Q- ' J f ,X My ah X I is v ' '4 , L 7 may 8' if kg AQ EJ if my . -g 1? Q, Q SYM' . ' ::'V ' V ' 'W Q? 1 8-M ? gm ' gi I ' .- 7 V 3' J Q W 'Q' 'ii Q i 2 39 W 1+ X ii xii i ,Vg 3 ,3,.sW:- if K4 -W7 Lg N4-Q41 . v' M' 8 gs I va 'Sli if a , 51 'Qui xi? 'f 2 , if fl 15, fi 1 fl' Y MV H ., 14 M A I af, ?g':,, 'fi . ws. 'Z i 'E' Q M , - Q i .1 L, 45 I A, K IVY DAY Graduafing exercises have old fradifions fhaf are followed by colleges 'Ihe counfry over, buf fhe one fradifion fhaf belongs enfirely fo U.C. is Ivy Day. Then fhe seniors have fheir own day. If begins wifh a procession of capped and gowned seniors escorfed by fhirfy leading iunior girls hold- ing an ivy chain. They walk from T.C. fhrough fhe campus fo fhe bandsfand in Burnef Woods. If was here, when we graduafed, fhe senior prophesy was read along wifh fhe will fo whom if may con- cern . The presidenf of fhe college said a fond goodbye before fhe presidenf of fhe alumni gave us a welcoming hello. Dick Harper and Jean I'Iock, fhe presidenf and vice-presidenf of fhe class, Ied us back fo fhe Union building where Dick planfed a small sprouf of ivy among ofher larger branches from fhe years pasf. The resf of us sfood by siIen'I'Iy, deep in our own fhoughfs of life, pasf and fufure. We defermined fhen fo keep fhe memories fhaf bind us willingly fo fhis college and 'Ihe friends we made. Before long you foo 'will have your day and your ivy af U.C. OUR WALK THROUGH BURNET WOODS THAT'S GOOD ENOUGH, GEORGE PRESIDENT WALTE RS The climax of Senior Week had finally arrived and affer Ihe long procession of graduafes had filed info fhe sfadium we found ourselves siffing here for fhe lasf official fime wifh fhe focus of affen- fion on us. Somehow we couldn'f imagine where fhe fime had gone: 'I'he four years had vanished all foo soon and a new phase of life was beginning. GRADUATION Graduafion Days always seem fo be days of re- membrance and U.C. cerfainly provided innumer- able experiences fo be relived and enjoyed. Jusf a few rows across we see some of our friends who helped make fhose college days so memorable. Over fhere is one of fhe fellows who helped us regisfer four years ago when we were freshmen, and nearby are our classmafes wifh 'whom we worked and lived. If seems sfrange fo fhink we may be seeing fhem for fhe lasf fime. This day seems 'Io be fhe end of many fhingsg no more worrying abouf making fhe 8:30 classes or fhe black coffee con- sumed in vasf quanfifies fo keep us awake for fhem, no more cramming or frying 'ro 'Ialk fhe prof info a beffer grade afferwards, no more blue Mondays or Thank God iI s Friday . Our 'Ihoughfs move on fo fhe fufure and we wonder whaf is ahead of us. We awaif eagerly wha'I' fhe years may bring buf also have fo admif having a feeling of deep regref in having fo leave our college days behind. THE GREAT MOMENT IS HERE V, M,4'A,v 'QQJQM7 M ' ,: ?i1'?'wf5 M -'FW 9 ' 1 'J V' W ,, Af vi 1,3 2 N M A F, M, '.' ,lf-f., 4 GFA ' , Lr' if, YE ' -lf? y 'aff f J fm ' fin: ,iff ff , ,fi gg, 5 H ' -. Ti fl, i 44 , - j W, 7 Hi W . s N 'rib A 4 x ,Q ,. , X Am 'r lg., ff f - - 5 'Os s f x af N,- . 45 ,x 3: 5. H1 if m? LA Ki, ii 'gf x :W , 4 ' gfgd 'J 3, BU, Q if I I 9' Q 9 ff if , 6 , fa iY..'e QP- f :P , 1, 3 , Li WSW 3 ' Z .ig we ' R Q 5 X A ' ,QQ , , J' Y 5 I . v i as v-:NY fi M f 1 1 , w-J Q Y 4 212213-M 4 if if' If f ,Q 1 en A OLE McMICKEN ON HER WAY DOWN. GRADUATES ABBOTT, LLOYD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii--A.S.M.E. ADAMS, EARL-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii. ADAMS, JOHN--Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Della Theia, A.S.M.E., Newman Club, Y.M.C.A. ADAMS, WILBUR-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi. ADAMSON, LARS-Engineering, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Orienlaiion Board, Men's Senale, lnsliiuie of Radio Engineers. ADER, JOHN--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Bellevue, Ky. AKERS, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Evansville, lnd.-Tau Bela Pi, A.S.C.E., Triangle lPres.l, O.S.P.E. ALBAUGH, ANNE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A.. Vigilance, Jr. Adviser, Kappa Alpha Thela. ALBAUGH, WENDEL-Lib. Arls, B.A., Dayion, Ohio-Beia Theia Pi. ALBERS, MARY LOU-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Kappa Alpha Theia, Vigilance, Cincinnaiian, Women's Senale. lvy Chain, Kinder- garlen Club lSec., Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, Wig Wag, Guidon, Red Cross Council Com., Y.W.C.A. lSec.l, W.A.A. ALDEN, WALTER- ALF, BETTY-Med., Newporf, Ky.-Sludeni' Medical Sociefy. ALLEN, BETTE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali--Y.W.C.A., Vigilance, Wig Wag, Kappa Delia, Mummers Board, Home Ec., Tribunal lPres.l, lniramural Volleyball, Baslqelball, Home Ec. Slyle Show lChm.l. ALLEN LELAND-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Bela Theia Pi, Tau Bela Pi, Efa Kappa Nu, Mummers, Theia Alpha Phi, News Record. ALLGAIER, JANET-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Home Ec. Club, Jr. Adviser, Y.W.C.A. Cabinef, W.A.A. Fencing Honor Team, Chi 1 x sf if ALTER, GEORGE--Lib. Arfs, Cincinnaii-Scabbard and Blade, Persh- ing Rifles, Fencing, Pislol and Rifle Club. AMAN, ANN-App. Ar'rs, B.S., Cincinnali-Delia Delia Della, Delia Phi Delia, Union Board Social Com., Inlramural Volleyball, Profile, Rifle Club, Pan-Hellenic Rep., A.A. Tribunal, Three Arfs Club, Wig Wag, W.Y.S.F., App. Arls Club, Y.W.C.A. AMMONS, BETTY-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali-Kappa Delia, Mummers Y.W.C.A. AMMONS, VERNON-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. ANDERSON, ANN--App. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Speakers Bureau, Sociology Club, Y.W.C.A. ANDERSON, DAVID-Med., M.D., Siocldon, Cal.-Transfer from Universiiy of Cal., Alpha Kappa Kappa lPres.l. ANDERSON, JEANNE-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Transfer from Carle- 'lon College. ANDERSON, JERRY-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnaii-lnlramural Foofball, Inlramural Baseball. ANDRESS, FRANK-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, News Record, Co-operafive Engineer, Economics Club, Y.M.C.A. ANNESS, CHARLES-Law, L.L.B., Addyslon, Ohio-Delia Tau Della, Phi Alpha Delia, Cincinnaii Law Review. ANTHONY, DOROTHY--Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A. APGAR, ROSS-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. APPEL, ALVIN-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky.-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. APPEL, NORMAN-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii-Tennis Team. ARAUJO, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Thela Chi, A.S.M.E. ARONBERG, GLORIA-Teachers, B.S., Ashland, Ky.-Sigma Della Tau, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Hillel lExec. Bd.l, Campus Red Cross Unif. ARONOFF, IRWIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. ARONSON, NEAL-Med.. M.D., Broolclyn, New Yorlc. Assunv, TAYLOR-Med., M.D., cinannaii. l ASHLEY, JAY-Engineering, Bs., Evansville, ind.-sigma cm, A.l.Ch.E.l ASKEW, BETTY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Lambda Della,l Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., Classics Club. l ASKEW, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. ATTEE, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. ATZEL, GLORIA-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Alpha The+a,l Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Jr. Adviser. , AVERETT, ALMA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Y.M.C.A., Quadres, lvy, Chain, Delia Sigma Thefa lPres.l. W AVRA, CARL-Teachers, B.S., Cheviof, Ohio-T.C. Tribunal lPres., Treas.i, Pi Epsilon Kappa lSec.l, Kappa Delia Pi. BACHMAN, FRANK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. BAILEY, MlLDRED-Teachers, B.S., Blue Creel, Ohio-Zeia Tau Alpha. Y.W.C.A., Bus. Ed. Club. BAIN, HENRIETTA-Lib. Aris, B.A., Chevioi, Ohio-Classics Club lPres.l, Alpha Lambda Delia, Univ. Republican Club. BAKER, EARL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincirinafi. BAKER, GLORIA-Lib. Aris, B.A., Lexinglon, Ky.-Y.W.C.A., lPublic Affairs Chm.l, Mummers, Hillel, lnlerdorm. Council. BALASTRA, DOROTHY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-News Record, Glee Club, Cincinnaiian lCirculalion Mgr.l, Areie, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Newman Club. BALDRIGE, KENNETH-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii--Fencing Team, Omega lSec.l, Women's Senale Boolcslore lTreas.l, Vanifies. Band., Kappa Kappa Psi, Arls Board, Sociology Club, Psychology Omicron Nu. Club, Chess Club. Abbo'H', Lloyd Adams, Earl Adams, John Adams, Wilbur Adamson, Lars Ader, John Akers, Rober? Albaugh, Anne Albaugh, Wendel Albers, Mary Lou Alden, Waller Alf, Belly Ann Allen, Belle Allen, Leland Allgaier, Janet Aller, George Aman, Ann Ammons, Belly Ammons, Vernon Anderson, Ann Anderson, David Anderson, Jeanne Anderson, Jerry Andress, Frank Anness, Charles Anfhony, Dorofhy Apgar, Ross Appel, Alvin Appel, Norman Arauio, Charles Aronberg, Gloria Aronoff, Irwin Aronson, Neal Asbury, Taylor Ashley, Jay Askew, Belly Jane Askew, Roberf Allee, William Afzel, Gloria Averell, Alma Avra, Carl Bachman, Frank Bailey, Mildred Bain, Henrieffa Baker, Earl Baker, Gloria Balasfra, Dorofhy Baldridge, Kennefh T39 hs. Bamberger, Roberf Bange, Joseph Banker, Frederick Bapperl, Roberf Barch, Harry Barnes, James Barnelf, Nalhan Barnelf, Roberl Baron, George Baron, Joseph Barrelff, Thomas Barrows, Lawrence Bary, Robert Bashein, Sidney Basinger, Maurine Bassman, Earl Bauerbach, Ann Bauman, Robert Baumring, Adrienne Baur, Roberf Bayless, David Beaudry, Donald Beaver, Mary Beck, Edifh Beck, Henry Becker, Roberf Benedicf, Dallas Beneke, Jack Bengerf, Mary Lou Benham, William Benneff, Berl Bennelf, Charles Benllage, James Benzinger, Rulh Beraha, Julia Bergold, Jacquelin Berkshire, Marfha Bernadini, Danle Bernef, Robert Berning, Clelus Berninger, Howard Bernslein, lrwin Bernslein, Miriam Bernzoff, Jane Berringer, Carroll Bick, Charles Biedinger, Edward Biehl, Donald BAMBERGER, ROBERT-Med.. MD., Lafonia, Ky.-Pi Kappa Sigma. Phi Chi, Pediairics Sociefy. BANGE, JOSEPH-Engineering, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio. BANKER, FREDERICK--Teachers, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio-Y.M.C.A., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Tracl: lMgr.l. BAPPERT, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BARCH, HARRY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-A.l.S., Vefs Assoc. BARNES, JAMES-Lib. Arls, B.S., Middle+own, Ohio-Acacia. BARNETT, NATHAN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-lnlramurals lMgr.l Track Team, R.O.T.C. BARNETT, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Epsilon Pi BARON, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Fl. Thomas, Ky.-A.S.C.E. BARON, JOSEPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. BARRETT, THOMAS-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Della Theia l.A.S. BARROWS, LAWRENCE-Med., M.D., Sf. Paul, Minn. BARY, ROBERT-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Dayfon, Ky.-Pershing Rifles, R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade. BASHEIN, SIDNEY-Engineering, B.S., Bronx, New Yorlc-A.l.Ch.E.. Y.M.C.A., Weslminsier Foundaiion, Amer. Chemical Sociely, News Record. BASINGER, MAURINE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Omega, Glee Club, Sludenr Direclory, Lafin-Am. Club, Spanish Club. French Club, Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag. BASSMAN, EARL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. BAUERBACH, ANN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Defroil, Mich.-Thefa Phi Alpha, Arfs Board, Co-ep Club. BAUMAN, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Sigma lPres.l, Sophos, Sigma Alpha Epsilon lPres.l, Union Board lPres.l, Men's Senafe, News Record, Migralion Day Com... Inframurals, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet BAUMRING, ADREINNE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Della Phi Epsilon, Freshman Commission, Pan-Hellenic Council, Hillel, Glee Club. BAUR, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Swimming Team. BAYLESS, DAVID--Lib, Arrs, B.S., Dayfon, Ohio. BEAUDRY, DONALD-Lib. Arls, B.S., Springfield, Mass.-Sigma Gamma Epsilon, R.O.T.C., A.l.S., Auburn Ave. Dorm. lV. Pres.l, Men's lnier Dorm. Council lSec., Treas.l, Y.M.C.A. BEAVER, MARY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Kappa Alpha Y.W.C.A., Ouadres, Kindergarfen-Primary Club, Tamiochos lTreas., Sec.l. BECK, EDITH-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Trianon, Della Phi Alpha. Y.W.C.A., l.Z.F.A., Hillel. BECK, HENRY-Engineering, B.S., Greenhills, Ohio. BECKER, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, Sleubenville, Ohio. BENEDICT, DALLAS-App, Arls, B.S., Rochesler, New York-Scarab, Alpha Tau Omega, A.I.A. BENEKE, JACK-Engineering, B.S., Oxford, Ohio. BENGERT, MARY-Teachers, B.S., Delhi Hills, Ohio-Thefa Phi Alpha, Y.W.C.A., Kindergarfen Club. BENHAM, WILLIAM-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Phi Chi, Sr. Med. Class Sec., Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, Y.M.C.A., Chemislry Honors Sociely, lron Arrow. BENNETT, BERT-Teachers, B.S., Covingfon, Ky. BENNETT, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. i THE STUDENT UNION BENTLAGE, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Richmond, lnd.-Y.M.C.A. Cabinef, Union Social Com., Mummers, lnferfral. Council lExec. Com.l. Lambda Chi Alpha lTreas.l. BENZINGER, RUTH-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Zela Tau Alpha, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Wig Wag. BERAHA, JULIA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-l.Z.F.A. lSec.l, l-lillel. BERGOLD, JACQUELIN-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Zela Tau Alpha, Glee Club, Wesfminsler Foundaiion, Mummers, Vanilies, Home Ec. Club, Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A. BERKSHIRE, MARTHA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma lSec.l, Y.W.C.A. BERNADINI, DANTE--Lib. Arls, B.A., Norwood, Ohio-Sociology Club. BERNET, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Chi. BERNING, CLETUS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BERNINGER, HOWARD-Med., MD., Cincinnali-Transfer from Univ. of Miami. BERNSTEIN, lRWlN-Med., MD., Cincinnali-Phi Della Epsilon lPres.l, Alpha Omega Alpha. BERNSTEIN, MIRIAM-l-lome Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Home Ec. Club l-lillell, l.Z.F.A., Tau Pi Epsilon. BERNZOTT, JANE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Chi Omega, Wig Wag, Home Ec. Club lTreas.l, Freshman Commission, Republican Club. BERRINGER, CARROLL--Teachers, B.S., Bellevue, Ky. BICK, CHARLES-Bus. Ad., B,B.A., Cincinnali-Newman Club. BIEDINGER, EDWARD-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnafi-Ve1 s Assoc BlEHl., DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.S., Cincinnali-Bela Thela Pi. ' BIERY, HUDSON-Lib. Aris, Terrace Parlc, Ohio. BIGANEISS, SHIRLEY-App. Arls, B.A., Defroil, Mich.-Alpha Della Pi, Y.W.C.A., Arls Board. Bll-ES. WlLLlAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Tau Della, Alpha Chi Sigma, Sophos, Y.M.C.A. Cabinel. BILLINGS, DAVID-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio. BIMEL, FRED-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon. BINGHAM, IVAN--Engineering, B.S., Ashland, Ky.-A.S.M.E. BINGHAM, MARGARET-Teachers, B.S., Calilesburg, Ky.-Y.W.C.A., Kappa Della. BISCHOF, JOSEPH-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. Tau Bela Pi. BISHOP, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.S., New Washinglon, Ohio. BLACKMAN, ANITA-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Deli-a Tau Home Ec Club, Hillel, Y.W.C.A. BLACKWELL BETTY-Nursing, B.S., Phoenix, Arizona. BLACKWELL, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BLAKE, THOMAS-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. BLALOCK, KATlE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Trianon BLANK, MARY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Newpori, Ky. BLASDEL, PATRICIA--Lib. Aris, B.A., Harrison, Ohio-Classics Club, Y.W.C.A., Gamma Phi Bela, Phi Sociely, Transcripf, W.A.A., Home Ec. Club, Wesley Fellowship. THAT'S BALDWIN IN THE BACKGROUND. BLISS, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BLOOMER, ROBERT-Med., M.D., Cincinnali. BLUM, BETTY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BLUMENTHAL, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.C.E. lV. Pres.l, O.S.P.E. lV. Pres.l. BLUST, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Lima, Ohio-Newman Club, lnlra- mural Foolball, lnlramural Baseball. BOBINGER, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BODE, JOHN-App. Arls, B.A., Lynbrook, New York. BODICKER, DONALD-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi lPres.l, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. BOEHM, ELMER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Alhpa Chi Sigma, Eng. Tribunal lSec.l, Y.lvl.C.A. lCoun., Treas.l, lnlramural Alh- lelics Council, Phi Della Thela, News Record, A.l.Ch.E. lV. Pres.l, O.S.P.E. BOGGILD, ROBERT--Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-lofa Chi Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, A.S.M.E. BOHNENKAMPER, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A. Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi, News Record, Mummers, Y.M.C.A. BOIMAN, RICHARD-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Phi Chi, Phi Kappa Epsilon. BOKENKAMP, GUILFORD-Engineering. B.S., Richmond, lnd.-Lamb- da Chi Alpha, News Record, Y.M.C.A., A.S.M.E. BOLAND, BETSY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Alexandria, Ky.-Alpha Lambda Della lPres.l, Kappa Alpha Thela lSec., Pres.l, Bela Gamma Sig- ma lSec., Treas.l Pi Chi Epsilon lSec.l, Co-ep Club Board, Women's Senale, Guidon, Glee Club, Ivy Chain, Jr. Adviser, Vigilance, Pan-Hellenic Council, V.l.C., lCo.-Chm.l, Sludeni Fac- ully Board Com. lV. Chm.l. BOLCE, EDWARD-App. Arls, B.S. Cincinnali-Glee Club, Vanilies, Arls Board, A.A. Tribunal, Cincinnalian, W.S.S.F., Y.M.C.A. BOLCE, LOUIS-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Pi Kappa Alpha lV. Pres.l, Phi Della Phi. BOLEKY, ELEANOR-Home Ec., B.S., Pilfsburgh, Pa. BOLES, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Eta Sigma. BOLLENBACHER, HANS-Engineering, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio. BOMAR, EDWARD-Engineering, B.S., Charlesfon, S.C.-A.I.Ch.E. BONEM. ERIC-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.E.E., Efa Kappa Nu, O.S.P.E. BOOKER, JAMES-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. BOONE, WALLACE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E. BOOTH, NORRlS-Bus. Ad.. B.B.A.-R.O.T.C.. Scabbard and Blade. BORTZ, ELI-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BOURQUEIN, RUSSELL-Teachers, B.S., Harrison, Ohio. BOWEN, IRENE-Home Ec., B.S., Pounding Mill, Va.-Chi Omega, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A. BOWMAN, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Soulhgafe, Ky.-Phi Ela Sigma lPres.l, Y.M.C.A., A.l.S. BOYAR, JULmlEngineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu, A.I.Ch.E., A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. BOYCE, SHELDON-Engineering, B.S., Medina, New York-Della Tau Della, A.l.E.E. BOZZUTO, LEO-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. BRAMEL, EDWARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covinglon, Ky. Biery, Hudson Biganeiss, Shirley Biles, William Billings, David Bimel, Fred Bingham, Ivan Bingham, Margaref Bischof, Joseph Bishop, Roberl Blackman, Anifa Blackwell, Belly Blackwell, William Blake, Thomas Blalock, Kafie Blank, Mary Blasdel, Pafricia Bliss, Robert Bloomer, Roberf Blum, Belly Jane Blumenlhal, Robert Blusf, Robert Bobinger, William Bode, John Bodiker, Donald Boehm, Elmer Boggild, Roberl Bohnenkamper, Richard Boiman, Richard Bokenkamp, Guilford Boland, Befsy Bolce, Edward Bolce, Louis Boleky, Eleanor Boles, Richard Bollenbacher, Hans Bomar, Edward Bonem, Eric Booker, James Boone, Wallace Boolh, Norris Borfz, Eli Bourquein, Russell Bowen, Irene Bowman, Donald Boyar, Julius Boyce, Sheldon Bouulo, Leo Bramel, Edward 'vs Breidenbach, Andrew Bremer, George Bremer, Margarel Brendamour, Edmund Brennemann, Andrew Breslin, John Bresse, Charles Brewer, Donald Brewer, Owen Brigham, Marfha Briflen, James Briflon, Slanley Brock, Carl Brooks, Virginia Brown, Charles Brown. Cora Brown, Donald Brown, James Brown, Richard Brown, Roger Browne, Ralph Bruckmann, George Bruckmann, John Bruesfle, George Brumble, Slephen Brunen, Wilhelmina Bryanf, Charles Bryars, Paul Bucher, Richard Buckingham, Emerson Buenfe, Mary Buka, Theodore Burdick, John Burgeff, Herman Burnam, Anlhony Burns, Arfhur Burns, John Burns, Slephen Burquisf, John Busch, Anne Busse, Vernon Buller, George Bufler, Richard Byers, Marcia Byles, Melville Byrne, John Cabezas, Luis Cahill, Richard BREIDENBACH, ANDREW-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnari-Y.M.C.A., Vers Assoc. BREMER, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., l-lamilion, Ohio-l.AS., Lambda Chi Alpha. BREMER, MARGARET-Lib. Aris, Cincinnaii. BRENDAMOUR, EDMUND-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Beia Theia Pi. BRENNEMANN, ANDREW-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Eia Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi. BRESLIN, JOHN-Law, l..L.B., Maysville, Ky. BRESSE, CHARLES-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Phi Eia Sigma, Kappa Delia Phi. BREWER, DONALD-Law, L.L,B., Cincinnaii-Phi Delia Phi. BREWER, OWEN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. BRIGHAM, MARTHA-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Chi Omega, Wig Wag Council lTreas.l, Vigilance Council, Y.W.C.A. Cabinei, Jr. Adviser, Siudenl' Direcfory, Guidon, Sociology Club. BRITTEN, JAMES--Bus. Ad., Reading, Ohio. BRITTON, STANLEY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covingron, Ky.-Phi Efa Sig- ma, Bela Gamma Recipienf, Sigma Acc'+ Handbook Reward. BROCK, CARL-Lib. Arrs, Madeira, Ohio. BROOKS, VIRGINIA-Lib. Aris, B.A., Murphyboro, lll.-Delia Sig- ma Epsilon. BROWN, CHARLES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnari-Newman Club. Veis Assoc. BROWN. CORA-Med. B.S., Cincinnari-Y.W.C.A. BROWN, DONALD-Teachers, B.S., Madeira, Ohio-Glee Club, Kappa Delia Pi, Orarorio, T.C., Tribunal, Y.M.C.A., Bus, Ed. Club. BROWN, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Chicago, Ill.-A.l.S., Y.W.C.A., A.l.E.E., l.R.E. BROWN, RICHARD-Bus Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. BROWN, ROGER-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnaii-American Commons Club lSec., Treas., V. Pres.l, Kappa Kappa Psi lV. Pres.l, Band lV. 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Tribunal lSec.l, Jr. Adviser, Vigilance, Kindergarien Club, New- man Club, Y.W.C.A. BUKA, THEODORE-Med., M.D., Cincinnafi. BURDICK, JOHN-App. Arfs, Cincinna+i-Arnold Air Socieiy, Scarab, A.l.A., Laiin American Club. BURGETT, HERMAN-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Tau Omega lV. Pres.l, Y.M.C.A., Profile, News Record, Psychology Club. Mummers, lnier-Frai. Council. BURNAM, ANTHONY-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii-Pi Delia Pi. BURNS, ARTHUR-App. Arrs, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind.-A.l.S., Y.M.C.A., Aris Board, Scarab lSec., Pres.l. BURNS, JOHN--Teachers, B.S., Miles, Ohio-Y.M.C.A., Vefs Assoc Foreign Affairs Club, Newman Club. BURNS, STEPHEN-Law, l..l..B., Cincinnaii. BURQUIST, JOHN-App. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi-Alpha Tau Omega, Scarab. BUSCH, ANNE-Home Ec., BS., Fi. Thomas, Ky.-Zefa Tau Alpha lSoc. Chm.l. Newman Club, Iniramural Bowling, Siudenl' Direc- fory, Y.W,C.A., Home Ec. Club, Murnmers. BUSSE, VERNON-Engineering, B.S., Minsier, Ohio-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. BUTLER, GEORGE-Engineering, BS., Yonkers, New York-A.l,E.E. BUTLER, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnari-Lambda Chi Alpha lPres., V. Pres., Rush Chm.l, Y.M.C.A. lPres., Sec., Treas.l, Omicron Delia Kappa lTreas.l, Tau Beia Pi, Men's Senare, Eng. Tribunal lTreas.l, Co-operafive Engineer lAdv. Mgr.l, Alpha Chi Sigma, Phi Era Sigma, Melro, A.l.Ch.E. BYERS, MARCIA-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnafi-News Record llzeaiure Ed.l, Cincinnaiian lCopy Ed.l, Kappa Kappa Gamma lRush Chm.l. BYLES, MELVILLE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii. BYRNE, JOHN-Bus, Ad., B.B.A., Covingion, Ky. CABEZAS, LUIS-Engineering, B.S., Cosia Rica. CAHILL, RICHARD-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi. THE CAMPUS Y.M.C.A. WANT TO PLAY IN SOME CLAY? CAINE, BESSIE-Med., M.D., Cincinnafi. CALLAHAN, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.C.E. CAMPBELL, KENNETH-Engineering, B.S., Glendale, Ohio-Thefa Chi. CARNELL, FRANCES-App. Arfs, B.S., Louisville, Ky.-Zefa Tau Alpha lSoc. Chm.I, Mummers, Freshman Commission, Jr. Adviser, A.A. Tribunal, Y.W.C.A., R.O.T.C., Goddess Afhena, Wig Wag, Ivy Chain, Sfudenf Faculfy Bond-Issue Com. CARPENTER, LOIS-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Covingfon, Ky.-Alpha Lambda Delfa, Sociology Club. CASKEY, JOHN-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Porfsmoufh, Ohio-Economics Club, Reserve Officers Assoc., Republican Club. CASRIEL, DANIEL-Med., M.D., Asbury Parlc, New Jersey-Phi Delfa Epsilon. CASSIDY, HERBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Mariemonf, Ohio. CASSIDY, ROBERT-Lib. Arfs, Covingfon, Ky. CASTELLINI, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sfudenf Coun- cil ITreas.l, Union Board lSec., V. Pi'es.l, Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Kappa Psi, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Phi Della Thel'a, News Record, Senior Weelc Com. CASTERLINE, JOAN-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi. CATHERWOOD, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Canlon, Ohio-Lambda Chi Alpha. CAWEIN, DONALD,-Engineering, B.S., I-lamilfon, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CAZEL, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A.. Norwood, Ohio. CHACE, WILLIAM-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnafi. CHALK, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Middlefown, Ohio-I.A.S. CHAMBERLAIN, DON-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. CHAMBERS, MARY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Thefa Phi Alpha, Kindergarlen Club, Wig Wag. CHANEY, ARTHUR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. CHANEY, CARL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Erlanger, Ky. CHERRY, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. CHILDRESS, RICHARD-Law, L.L.I3., Park I-lills, Ky.-Law School IJr. Class Pres., Honor Com.l. Paxfon-Seasongood Prize, Case Club IChief Jusficel, Phi Delfa Phi, Law Review lSfudenf Ecliforl. CHURCH, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Glendale, Ohio-Vefs Assoc Rifle Team. CLARK, DONALD-App. Arfs, B.A., Indianapolis, Ind.-Phi Efa Sig- ma, Delfa Phi Delfa, A.A. Tribunal, Scarab, A.l.A., Republican Club, Alpha Tau Omega. CLARK, PAT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Y.W.C.A., Classics Club, Alpha Gamma Delfa lSec.l. CLARK, WILLIAM-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Norwood, Ohio-Varsify Traclc, Infernafional Relafions Club. CLORE, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Burlingfon, Ky. -Y.M.C.A., Thefa Chi. CLYBURN, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. COBB, CLARAN-Med., MD., Avord, Olcla. COBB, JAMES-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Covingfon, Ky.-Economics Club, Y.M.C.A., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. COCHRAN, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Newcomersfown, Ohio. COFFEY, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cinlcinnafi-I.A.S. COFFMAN, HAROLD-Engineering, B.S., Madeira, Ohio. COFIELD, JANET-Teachers, B.S., Madison, Ind.-Trans. from Indiana Univ., Chi Omega, Penguin Club lPres.l, Mummers, Cincinnalian, Y.W.C.A. COHEN, ELAINE-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Fellowship Council, News Record, Sfudenf Direcfory, Penguin Club. Y.W.C.A. COLE, FRANCES-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi. COLLINS, CARL-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnafi. COLLINS, WILLIAM-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Profile, Mummers. Phi Efa Sigma. COMBS, HANFORD-Bus, Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. COMISAR, DAVID-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Track, C Club. CONISON, JULIUS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. CONNEIGHTON, CLIFFORD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. CONNELL, PAUL-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi. CONOVER, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Amelia, Ohio-Delfa Tau Delfa, Y.M.C.A., lnframurals. CONRAD, CHARLOTTE-Home Ec., B.S., Tacoma Washingfon-Home Ec. Club. CONRADI, LE ROY-Engineering, B.S., Covingfon, Ky.--A.l.E.E. CONTER, GILBERT-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi--Traclc, Cross Counfry. CONWAY, JOSEPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Glee Club, Befa Thefa Pi, Varsify Tennis, Varsily Baseball, Y.M.C.A., News Record. Caine, Besse Lee Callahan, William Campbell, Kennelh Carnell, Frances Carpenler, Lois Caskey, John Casriel, Daniel Cassidy, Herbert Cassidy, Roberl' Caslellini, William Caslerline, John Calherwood, Donald Cawein, Donald Cazel, Donald Chace, William Chalk, Charles Chamberlain, Don Chambers, Mary Ann Chaney, Arfhur Chaney, Carl Cherry, Paul Childress, Richard Church, William Clark, Donald Clark, Palricia Clark, William Clore, Roberl' Clyburn, Roberl' Cobb, Claran Cobb, James Cochran, Roberl Coffey, John Coffman, Harold Cofield, Janel Cohen, Elaine Cole, Frances Collins, Carl Collins, William Combs, Hanford Comisar, David Conison, Julius Conneighfon, Clifford Connell, Paul Conover, James Conrad, Charlolfe Conradi, LeRoy Conler, Gilberl Conway, Joseph Cook, Beverly Cook, Francis Cook, Richard Cooper, Ada Cooper, Alyce Cooper, Durrell Cooper, William G. Cooper, William P. Copenhaver, Nellie Corbin, Vernon Corcoran, Joseph Cordes, Brandon Corken, Jack Corlrighr, Sally Courlas, John Coursey, Nancy Crandall, Billy Cress, Billee Crisci, Ralph Crillendon, William Crockefl Arthur Crooks, Harry Crozier, Charles Crulchfield, William Cunningham, Dolores Culfer, Earl Dahlem, John Dallmer, Richard D'Angelo, George Dasfillung, Jacques Dave, Bernard Davies, Susan Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Chrisfine Lee George Marvin Davis, Roberl Dawson, Charles Dean, Omer Deckerl, Adele DeJoco, Ferd DeMenl, William Denyven, Joyce De prez, Jacques De pweg, Frank Derryberry, Cecil DeSalvo, Russel Deulch, Sidney COOK, BEVERLY-Law, L.L.B., Norwood, Ohio-Lambda Chi Alpha. COOK, FRANCIS-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-l.A.S., Alpha Sigma Phi. COOK, RICHARD-Lib. Arls, B.A., Erlanger, Ky. COOPER, ADA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Quadress, Della Sigma Thela, Jr. Nurses Guild lTreas.l. COOPER, ALYCE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. COOPER, DURRELL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Ela Sigma, Y.M.C.A., News Record. COOPER, WILLIAM G.-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. COOPER, WILLIAM P.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Quadress. COPENHAVER, NELLIE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. CORBIN, VERNON--Engineering, B.S., Higginsville, Mo.-Phi Della Thela, A.S.M.E. CORCORAN, JOSEPH-Teachers, B.S., Bellevue. Ky. CORDES, BRANDON-Engineering, B.S., Greenhills, Ohio-Della Tau Della, A.S.M.E. CORKEN, JACK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. CORTRIGHT, SALLY-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Kappa Alpha Thela lSec.l, Wig Wag, Kindergarlen Club IV. Pres.l, Y.W.C.A. Cabinel lTreas.l, Sludenl Council IV. Pres.l, Women's Senale, Sludenl Direclor, Vanilies, Bd. ol Publicalions lSec.l, T.C. Tribunal, Jr. Adviser, W. A. A., Ivy Chain. COURLAS, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-l.A.S. COURSEY, NANCY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Della Della Della. CRANDALL, BILLY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Epsilon Kappa lSec., Col-alumni Sec.l, Bela Thela Pi, T.C. Tribunal. CRESS, BILLEE-Teachers, B.S., Appalachia, Va.-Alpha Gamma Della, Bus. Ed. Club. Trans. lrorn Radford College, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Y.W.C.A. CRISCI, RALPH-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Trans. lrom Univ. ol Miami. CRITTENDON, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A. Council, Sophos, A.l.Ch.E., A.S.M.E., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CROCKET, ARTHUR-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Phi Della. CROOKS, HARRY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Daylon, Ohio-Phi Della Thela, Y.lvl.C.A. Cabinel, Alpha Kappa, Psi, U. C. Handbook Slall. CROZIER, CHARLES-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Ulex lPub. Chm.l, Sigma Sigma lCarnival Chm.l, Melro lSec., Pres.l, Cincinnalian, News Record, Sr. Prom Chm., Profile, App. Arls Club, Bela Thela Pi, Della Phi Della, Sr. Class Pres., Plasler Board, lvlen's Senale, W.Y.S.F., Omicron Della Kappa, Spiril lncorporaled. CRUTCHFIELD, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali--Sigma Chi. CUNNINGHAM, DOLORES-Lib. Arls, B.A., Sl. Bernard, Ohio- Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag. CUTTER, EARL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E. DAHLEM, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Poughkeepsie. New York. DALLMER, RICHARD-Teachers, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio- C Club, Ulex, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Baskelball. D'ANGELO, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Band, A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi. DASTILLUNG. JACQUES-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Foolball, Base- ball. R.O.T.C. DAVE, BERNARD--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Asheville, N.C.-Sigma Alpha Mu. DAVIES, SUSAN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Fl. Thomas, Ky.-Kappa Alpha Thela lTreas., Sec.l, Y.W.C.A., Glee Club, Vanilies. DAVIS, CHRISTINE-Teachers, T.C., Cincinnali-Della Sigma Thela, Melhodisf Women. DAVIS, LEE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Vanilies, Cin- cinnalian, Y.M.C.A. Cabinel, News Record, Phi Della Thela, Fellowship Council, Groesbeck Scholar. ri P1 ri ii A SWEEP DOWN THE FIELD DAVIS, GEORGE-Law, L.L.B., Daylon, Ohio-Trans. lrom Univ. ol Ky., Phi Kappa Tau, Law Class lSec. Treas.l, Phi Alpha Della, Legal Aid Clinic. DAVIS, MARVIN-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-lola Chi Epsilon, A.S.M.E. DAVIS, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covinglon, Ky. DAWSON, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Mu Della, Thela Chi. DEAN, OMAR-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-A.l.S., Y.M.C.A., Chess Club lPres,l, Sociology Club, Arls Board, Psychology Club. DECKERT, ADELE-Lib. Arls, B.S., Newporl, Ky.-Alpha Omicron Pi, lPres., V, Pres.l, Pan-Hellenic Council, lola Sigma Pi, Jr. Adviser, Union Soc. Com., Co-operalive Engineer, Co-ep Club, Alpha Lambda Della, A.l.Ch.E., Y.W.C.A. DE JOCO, FRED-Engineering, B.S., Fl. Thomas, Ky. DEMENT, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Parkersburg, W. Va.-Tau Bela Pi, Phi Ela Sigma, Iola Chi Epsilon, l.A.S., Y.lvl.C.A., Freshman Council, Weslon Award. DENYVEN, JOYCE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Mu, Pan Hellenic Council, Jr. Adviser, Y.W.C.A. Cabinel, Ivy Chain, Slu. Rel. Council, Religious Emphasis Week lSec.l, V.I.C., Wig Wag, Home Ec. Tribunal Home Ec. Club lExec. Coun. Ed.l, Guidon lSec.l, lvlummers lPalron Chm.l, Vanilies. DEPREZ, JACQUES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. DEPWE6, FRANK-Engineering, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio-Band, A.l.S., A.S.M.E. DERRYBERRY, CECIL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. DE SALVO, RUSSEL-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Epsilon, Sludenl Direclory, Glee Club, lvlummers. DEUTCH, SIDNEY-Lib. Arls. B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu, Y.M,C.A., Hillel, lnlramurals. DE WEES, GLENICE-Nursing, B.S., S+. Albans, W. Va.- Wesley Foundafion. DIAZ, FRANCISCO-Engineering, B.S., Mexico D. F., Mexico-Beia Theia Pi, Lafin American Club. DICK, LA VERNE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Delia lPres.l, Women's Senaie IV. Pres., Sec.l, Jr. Adviser IChm.l, Moriar Board, Guidon, Y.W.C.A., Alpha Lamda Delia, Kappa Della Pi, W.A.A. ISec.l, Areie, Pan-Hellenic Council, Vigilance, Wig Wag, Ivy Chain, Orienlalion Board. DICKERSON, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii. DIERSUNG, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Newman Club. DIETZ, JACQUE--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. DIETZ, LOUIS--Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii. DILTZ, JACK-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Delia Tau Delia, A.S.M.E. DIMIT, FRANK-Engineering, B.S., Sfeubenville, Ohio-Tau Beia Pi, I.A.S. DIXON, RALPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Tau Omega, ISec.l, Y.M.C.A. lCabineil, Siudenl Religious Coun. lV. Pres.l, R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade. DONAHUE, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Tau Bela Pi, I.A.S. DONNELLY, ROBERT-Lib Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-News Record, Profile, Psychology Club IV. Pres.l, Sigma Chi. DOPPLER, DONALD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.C.E. DORSEY, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Erlanger, Ky. DOTSON, JACQUALYN-Lib. Aris, B.S., Bellevue, Ky.-Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., A.l.S., Glee Club ISec.l, Oralorio, Iola Sigma Pi. Alpha Lambda Delia. DOUDICAN, DORIS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., Co-ep Club, Newman Club, Quadrangle. STOREHOUSE OF KNOWLEDGE-THE LIBRARY DOWLING, LORRAINE-Engineering, B.S., Aflania, Ga.-A.S.M.E., Inier-Dorm. Council, Co-operaiive Engineer. DOZIER, HILLIARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beia Pi, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. DRAUD, LEROY-Teachers, B.S., Independence, Ky. DUDLEY, ARTHUR-Medical Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Pedialric Soc.. Nu Sigma Nu. DUMONT, CLEDA-I-Iome Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Home EC. Club. Y.W.C.A. DUNCAN, DAN-Engineering,B.S., Cincinnaii-A.l.E.E., Eia Kappa Nu. DUNING, CARL-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Bela Theia Pi, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Baseball. DUQUETTE, PAUL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Delia The-la, Y.M.C.A., Bus. Ad., Tribunal, Band, Glee Club, Mummers, Vaniiies. DURBROW, MILDRED-Lib. Aris., B.A., Cincinnali-Glee Club. DYE, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Veis Assoc., A.S.M.E. DYER, LEONARD--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. DYER, THOMAS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. EAGEN, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Norwood. Ohio. EARLS, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii. EATON, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Ashland, Ky.-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, A.S.M.E., Pershing Rifles, Y.M.C.A. EBERLY, JOAN-Nursing, B.S., Cincinnali-N and I-I Tribunal ITreas.l, V. Pres. of Soph Class, Jr. Adviser, lvioriar Board, W.S.S.F. ICo4op. Chm.l, Library Com. ICl1m.l. EBERSOLD, DONALD-Lib Arls, Cincinnaii- Sigma Chi. ECKMAN, RUTH-Lib Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-I-Iillel, I.Z.F.A., Soci- ology Club, Iniernaiional Relaiions Club, League of Women Voiers, Fellowship Council, Y.W.C.A. EDELSON, JERRY-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-A.I.S., Y.lv1.C.A., Ar'rs, Bd., Fencing. EDWARDS, GEORGE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Phi Della Thela, Baseball, Debaie Squad. EGGENSPERGER, MARY--Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Omega ISoc. Chm, Seal, Jr. Adviser, T.C. Tribunal ITreas.l, Bus. Ed. Club ISec.l, Sludeni Direciory, Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag. EGLIAN, ELMER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covingion, Ky.-Phi Eia Sigma. R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade. EI'IRI'IART, KENNETH--Med., Ivi.D., Cincinnaii. EICKENHORST, HARRY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Reading Ohio. EILERS, NANCY-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Kappa Gamma ISec.l, Cincinnaiian, Delia Phi Della, Alpha Lambda Delia, Y.W.C.A., Riding Club, Jr. Adviser. EISENBERG, MARVIN-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali--Ari' Board, Sigma Gamma Epsilon lTreas.l. ELBERTY, GENEVIEVE-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii-Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A. A.l.S. IV. Pres.l, W.G.S. IV. Pres.l, League of Women Voiers. Siudenl-Faculiy Corn. ELBLE, ALICE-App. Aris, B.S., Loveland, Ohio-Glee Club, Vanilies, Delia Phi Della, Alpha Lambda Delia. ELLIOT, CARLIN-Lib, Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Zela Tau Alpha, Tau Bela Sigma, Weslminsier Foundaiion, Band, Murnmers, Vanilies, Y.W.C.A., German Club, Siudeni Direciory, Wig Wag. ELLIOTT, DAVID-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnaii-Sigma Chi. ELLIS, WILIAM-Med., lv1.D., Richmond, Ky.-Nu Sigma Nu, Pedi- airic Soc., Phi Beia Epsilon. ELMORE, JACK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Ioia Chi Epsilon IPledge Masier, Soc. Chm.l, Y.Iv1.C.A. DeWees, Glenice Diaz, Francisco Dick, LaVerne Dickerson, Richard Diersing, James Dielz, Jacque Dietz, Louis Dillz, Jack Dimil' Frank Dixon, Ralph Donahue, Paul Donnelly, Roberl' Doppler, Donald Dorsey, John Dolson, Jacqualyn Doudican, Doris Dowling, Lorraine Dozier, Hilliard Draud, Leroy Dudley, Arlhur Dumonf, Cleda Duncan, Dan Duning, Carl Duquelfe, Paul. Durbrow, Mildred Dye, John Dyer, Leonard Dyer, Thomas Eagan, William Earls, William Eafon, James Eberly, Joan Ebersold, Donald Eckman,Rulh Edelson, Jerry Edwards, George Eggensperger, Mary Eglian, Elmer Ehrharf, Kennelh Eickenhorsl, Harry Eilers, Nancy Eisenberg, Marvin Elberly, Genevieve Elble, Alice Ellioff, Carlin Ellioll, David Ellis, William Elmore, Jack A ,,.of 415 lil? Emmerl, Amor Engle, Dorolhy Erickson, Harold Erman, Roberl Essiq, Lawrence Elier, Arihur Evans, David Evans, Harold Evans, Mariorie Evans, Orren Evans, Richard Evans, Thomas Eynon, Bryn Fabian, Louis Fahnle, Roberf Farmer, John Fasold, Lois Faughf, Waller Fay, John Fay, Mary Fear, Wilbur Federlin, Henry Fehr, Joseph Feibelman, Leonard Feinhor, Marvin Feldman, Samuel Felfrup, Albert Ferguson, Roberl Fernandez, George Ferrell, Dallas Feffe, Frank Feffig, Adelaide Fey, William Fielman, Grace Fischer, Clifford Fisher, Hugh Fleming, John Flinl, Alberf Fogel, Morris Follz, Jean Forsfer, Roberf Fosier, Waller Fox, Sylvia Fraasa, Roberf Frank, Vicfor Frankel, Ernsf Frazer, Howard Frazier Donald EMMERT, AMOR-Law, L.L.B., Sl. Bernard, Ohio-Phi Della Thela lPres., Sec., Treas., Pledge Maslerl, Inlerfral. Coun. lSec., Treas.l, A.S.M.E., Y.M.C.A. CabineI', Leagl Aid Clinic. ENGLE, DOROTHY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., Chris- lian Science Organizalion. ERICKSON, HAROLD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Rockford, III.-Thefa Chi lTreas.l, Y.M.C.A., Inlerfral. Coun., Glee Club. ERMAN, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Tau Omega, Thela Alpha Phi, Mummers, Vanilies, Fresh Pain? Vels Assoc., R.O.T.C. ESSIG,LAWRENCE-Med., lv1.D., Cincinnari. ETTER, ARTHUR-Engineering, B.S., Gweenville, Ohio-A.S.M.E., A.I.M.E.. A.I.Ch.E. EVANS, DAVID-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. EVANS, HAROLD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-A.l.S. lSoc. Chm.l, Arfs Board, Y.M.C.A. EVANS, MARJORIE-Teachers, B.S., Foreslville, Ohio-Cheerleader, Y.W.C.A. lPres.l, W.A.A. Board. Wig Wag, Arele Fellowship Coun. lSec.l, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kindergarlen Club, Ivy Chain, W.S.S.F. EVANS, ORREN-Engineering, B.S., Odessa, Texas-Iola Chi Epsilon lPIedge Maslerl, I. A. S. EVANS, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Sigma, A.I.Ch.E., American Commons Club lTreas.I, Band, Vanilies, Pershing Rifles, Wesley Foundalion, Pi Kappa Psi. EVANS, THOMAS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Ela Sigma. EYNON, BRYN-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali Glee Club, News Record, Vanilies, Scarab, A.I.A. FABIAN, LOUIS-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E. FAHNLE, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Baslrelball, Baseball. FARMER, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. FASOLD, LOIS-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Phi Della lSec.l. FAUGHT, WALTER-Lib Arls, B.A., Wyoming, Ohio-Varsily Baslcel- ball. Bela Thela Pi. FAY, JOHN--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. FAY, MARY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Pi Lambda Sigma lSec.l. Co-ep Club lPres,l, Pi Chi Epsilon lPres.l, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Newman Club. Y.W.C.A., Alpha Lambda Della, Jr. Adviser, Ivy Chain. FEAR, WILBUR-Lib, Arls, Cincinnali-Classics Club, Y.lvl.C.A. FEDERLIN, HENRY-Engineering, B.S., Blanchesler, Ohio-A.l.E.E., O.S.P.E., Ela Kappa Nu. FEHR, JOSEPH-Engineering, B.S., Salem, Ohio-A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi. FEIBELMAN, LEONARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-I-l.K.N., A.l.E.E. Tau Bela Pi. FEINHOR, MARVIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. FELDMAN, SAMUEL-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-German Club. Pi Lambda Phi, Y.M.C.A. FELTRUP, ALBERT-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Phi Della Thela, Newman Club, Y.M.C,A. FERGUSON. ROBERT-Lib. Arls, Terrace Parlc, Ohio. FERNANDEZ, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Evansville, Ind. FERRELL, DALLAS-App. Arls, Wesl Va.-A.I.A., Scarab. FETTIG, ADELAIDE-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. FETTE, FRANK-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-l.A.S., Vels Assoc. FEY, WILLIAM-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsily Traclc, C Club, Y.lv1.C.A., R.O.T.C., Arnold Air Sociely. FIELMAN, GRACE-Lib Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Kappa Della lTreas.l, wig Wag, Y.W.C.A. FISCHER, CLIFFORD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali- Della Tau Della, A.I.Ch.E. Council. FISHER, HUGH-Engineering, B.S., Geneva, N. Y.-Alpha Sigma Phi, A.S.M.E., Vels Assoc. FLEMING, JOHN-Bus. Acl., B.B.A., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C. FLINT, ALBERT-App. Arls, Winion Parlc, Fla. FOGEL, MORRIS-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-News Record lAssoc. Ed.l, Hillel, Cincinnafian lSporls Ed.l, Alpha Phi Omega, Spiril' Inc. FOLTZ, JEAN-I-Iome Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-I-lorne Ec. Club. FORSTER, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Middlelown, Ohio. FOSTER WALTER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Tau Bela Pi, Phi Ela Sigma, A.I.Ch.E. FOX, SYLVIA-Lib. Arls. B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Lambda Delia, Y,W.C.A., Classics Club, I,Z.F.A., W.G.S., Fellowship Council, Progressive Youlh, League of Women Volers, Sociology Club. FRAASA, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, Cincinnafi. FRANK, VICTOR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Daylon, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega. FANKEL, ERNST-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-I-lillel, I.Z.F.A. FRAZER, HOWARD-Lib, Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon lPres., Rush Chm.l, Ulex, News Record I-Ed., Assoc. Ed., News Ed.l, Sophos, Omicron Della Kappa Social Board, Inler- lral, Coun., lvlummers, Y.lvl.C.A., Freshman Cabinel, Bd. of Publicafions. FRAZIER, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Bela Thela Pi, Y.M.C.A., Varsily Baslqelball. UP THE LONG, LONG TRAIL I l BUSINESS IS BOOMIN6 IN THE BOOKSTORE FREDERICK, KENNETH-Med., MD., Cincinnaii--Sigma Chi, Sophos. Nu Sigma Nu. FREEMAN, DONALD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Tau Beia Pi, A.S.M.E. FREID, ALAN-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii. FREMONT, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Omicron Delia, Kappa, Pi Lambda Phi IV. Pres.l, lnierlral' Coun., Tau Beia Pi, O.S.P.E., Co-operalive Engineer IManaging Ed.I, Varsify Fencing ICapI.l, C Club, Arls Board, A.I.Ch.E. FRICKMAN, DON-Med., M.D., Fi. Thomas, Ky.-Phi Ela Sigma, Nu Sigma Nu, Pedialrics Sociely. FRIEDMAN, SHIRLEY-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Della Tau lTreas.l, Alpha Lambda Delia, Delia Phi Delia, Jr. Adviser, Ivy Chain, A. A. Tribunal, Sludenl Union Ari Com., I-Iillel, Pan- I-lellenic Coun., Y.W.C.A. FRITZ, GEORGE ANN-Lib. Aris, B.A., CincinnaIi-- Psychology Club, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A. Bowling, Alpha Gamma Delia. FRITZ, WILLIAM--Med., lvI.D., Covinglon, Ky.-Phi Kappa Epsilon. FRODGE, DONALD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Thela Chi, A.S.M.E., Y,M.C.A. FRY, LLOYD-Lib. Arls, B.S., Malcom, Iowa. FUHRMAN, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Phi Della Thela, News Record, Ivlummers IPres.l, Thela Alpha Phi, Vanilies, Sophos, R.O.T.C., Sigma Sigma. FULLER, DEWEY-Lib.ArIs, B.A., Cincinnali-Kappa Alpha Psi, Soci- clogy Club, Fellowship Coun. GABBARD, TOM-Teachers, B.S., Newporf, Ky.-R.O.T.C., Vels Assoc. GAIER, JOHN--Law, L.L.B., Piqua, Ohio-Phi Alpha Delia, Legal Aid Clinic, Law Review IConlrib.l. GALL, MORRIS-App. Arls, B.S., Chillicolhe, Ohio-Lambda Chi Alpha ISoc. Chm.l, lvIen's Dorm. Coun. GAMPFER, NELSON-BUS. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi, Glee Club. GANGLOFF, JUANITA-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Lockland, Ohio. GARDNER, SALLY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Delia, Arele. W,A,A., Profile IExchange Ed.l, Red Cross Insiruclor. GARLING, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., MI. I-Iealihy, Ohio-Phi Ela Sigma, GARVIN, HUGH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Glendale, Ohio. GEBHART, HOWARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.M.E. GEISE, JAMES. GEORGENSON, JOAN-I-Iome Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii. GEORGETON, CAROLYN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Zela Tau Alpha, Y.W.C.A., Epsilon Phi Sigma, Wig Wag. GERARD, ESTHER-Teachers, B.S., Ivlonpelier, Ind.-A.l.S., Glee Club, Areie. GERDES, LAWRENCE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E. GERSHMAN, IRVINE-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu, Y.Iv1.C.A., Fencing Team. GESCHEIDER, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, Sfeubenville, Ohio. GESWEIN, CARI.--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., lronlon, Ohio. GHAZALA, EVANS-Lib. Arls, B.A., Baghdad, Iraq. GIACCIO, ANTHONY--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Mummers. GIANNETTO, MARION--Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali- C Club, Varsiiy Track, Cross Couniry, Phi Delia Theia, Y.Iv1.C.A., Infra- mural Siu. Mgr. GIBSON, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Sigma Gamma Epsilon. GIESEL, FREDERICK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. GILES, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. GILLETTE, GORDON-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Tau Bela Pi. GILLIGAN, ANDREW-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. GILMER, WESLEY-Law, A.B., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Vaniiies, Case Club, Speakers Bureau, Oralorio, Y.Iv1.C.A. Cabinei ISec., Treas.l, GLEASON, LE ROY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. GLEAVES, CLIFFORD-Med., M.D., Cincinnali- Nu Sigma Nu. GLICK, MARVIN-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio. GLUNT, WANITA-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii- Zela Tau Alpha IRush Chm., Soc. Chm.l, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Glee Club. Sludenl' Direclory, Mummers, Wig Wag. GOEPPER, FORREST-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. GOETTLE, JAMES-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-lnlerfral. Coun. IV. Pres.l, Meiro ISec.l, IvIen's Senale, Mummers IBus. Mgr.l, Phi Della Thela IPledge Masler, V. Pres.l, L.A, Tribunal IPres.l, GOETZ, ALVIN-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Chi Sigma. GOHEEN, ANDREW-Engineering, B.S., Mahwah, N. J.-A.I,E.E. GOLDFARB, MILTON-Lib. Arls, Cincirinafi. GOLDSTEIN, ESTHER-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-A.I.S.,I.Z.F.A. Frederick, Kennerh Freeman, Donald Freid, Alan Fremonl, Roberl' Frickman, Donald Friedman, Shirlee Frirz, George Ann Frilz, William Frodge, Donald Fry, Lloyd Fuhrman, John Fuller, Dewey Gabbard, Tom Gaier, John Gall, Morris Gampfer, Nelson Gangloff, Juanila Gardner, Sally Gerling, William Garvin, Hugh Gebharf, Howard Geise, James Georgenson, Joan Georgelon, Carolyn Gerald, Eslher Gerdes, Lawrence Gershman, lrvine Gescheider, William Geswein, Carl Ghaxala, Evans Giaccio, Anfhony Gianneffo, Marion Gibson, William Giesel, Frederick Giles, John Gilleffe, Gordon Gilligan, Andrew Gilmer, Wesley Gleason, Le Roy Gleaves, Clifford Glick, Marin Glunf, Wanifa Goepper, Forresf Goeffle, James Goelz, Alvin Goheen, Andrew Goldfarb, Millon Goldslein, Esfher , 5, sez: 1 L U ww .we Grace, Roberf Goslefl, Joseph Graham, Byron Granick, Gordon Granick, Neal Granf, James Granzow, Roberf Graur, Edward Gray, Gavin Gray, Joseph Grecol, Arlyne Green, Foy Green, Mary Greer, Marilyn Gregg Kennerh Greiner, Howard Greiner, Jean Greive, Jeanne Greiwe, Thomas efimesfwilliam Grimm, Jeanne Griswold, Truman Grofe, John Grollisch, William Gruenebaum, Herberr Gschwind, Robert Gudberlel, Albert Gumprez, Lore Gunderson, Roberl' Gusfafson, Belly Guflerman, Daniel Haag, Liese Haase, Patricia Haaser, Lucynlhia Haaser, Waller Haefner, Albert Hagaman, Homer Hagan, Jack Hahn, Mary Hake, Karl Hale, Joyce Hall, Dallas Hall, Thomas Haller, Hugh Hallo, Hildegard Halpin, Thomas Halslead, Richard Hamersly, Paul GOSLEET, JOSEPH. GRACE, ROBERT-Lib .Ar+s, BS., Cincinnaii. GRAHAM, BYRON-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii. GRANICK, GORDON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. GRANICK, NEAL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., Tau Bela Pi. GRANT, JAMES-Engineering,B,S., Cincinnaii-loia Chi Epsilon. A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. GRANZOW, ROBERT-Engineering, BS., Daylon, Ohio-Phi Delia Theia. GRAUR, EDWARD. GRAY, GAVIN-App. Aris, B.S., Cransion, R. I.-Scarab, infer-Dorm. Coun., A.l.A., Y.M.C.A., Men's Senaie, Sludeni' Religious Council, Dorm. iPres.l, Wesiminsier Foundalion IV. Pres.l. GRAY, JOSEPH-Law, L.L.B., Lebanon, Ohio-Case Club, P.A.D. GRECOL, ARLYNE-Lib.Arl's, BS., Cincinnali-Transntrom Purdue, Glee Club, Oralorio, Vanifies, W.A.A., Cincinnalian, Alpha Della Pi, Republican Club, Y.W.C.A. GREEN, FOY-Med., M.D., Rodeo, Calif.-Nu Sigma Nu. GREEN, MARY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Alpha Thela, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Jr. Adviser, Alpha Lambda Della, Home Ec. Tribunal, Sludeni Religious Council. GREER, MARILYN. GREGG, KENNETH-Lib. Aris, Norwood, Ohio. GREINER, HOWARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.M.E., Sigma Chi. GREINER, JEAN-App. Arls, B.S., Madison, Ind.-Delia Phi Della, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Penguin Club. GREIVE, JEANNE-Home Ec., B.S., Lawrenceburg, Ind.-Mummers, Alpha Gamma Della lRush Chm.l, Gamma Della, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A. GREIWE, THOMAS-Med., M.D., Kenwood, Ohio. GRIMES, WILLIAM-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., German Club, Spanish Club. GRIMM, JEANNE-Home Ec., B.S,, Cincinnaii-Kappa Della. Delia Phi Delia, Tau Pi Epsilon, Aris Board, College Symphony Com., Caders, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club. GRISWOLD, TRUMAN-Enginering, B.S., Lebanon, Ohio-Band. Sigma Chi, I.A.S., lPres.l. GROTE, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Newman Club, Phi Efa Sigma, Phi Kappa, A.l.E.E., O.S.P.E., Ela Kappa Nu. GROTLISCH, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii. GRUENEBAUM, HERBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Bela Gamma Sigma, Y.W.C.A., l.Z.F.A., Hillel. GSCHWIND, ROBERT-Lib. Aris, B,S., Erlanger, Ky. GUDBERLET, ALBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. GUMPREZ,, LORE-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Y.W.C.A., W.G.S.. Progressive Youfh, Fellowship Council, League of Women Voiers, Sociology Club. GUNDERSON, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Chicago, lll. GUTTERMAN, DANIEL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Epsilon Pi, Y.M.C.A., Hillel, lnframural Sporls. GUSTAFSON, BETTY-Teachers, B.S., Jamesfown, N. Y.-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Mummers, Penguin Club, Memorial Dorm. lV. Pres.l, News Record, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A. HAAG, LIESE-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A, W.A.A., W.G.S. lV. Pres.l, Jr Adviser, League of Women Voiers lPres.l, lvy Chain, Fellowship Council, Sfudeni-Faculfy Com. HAASE, PATRICIA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Moriar Board, W.A.A. lPres.l, Arefe, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Jr. Adviser, Women's Senafe, Tau Bela Sigma, Dance Club, Vanifies, Drum Maiorelfe, Band Sponsor, W.Y.S.F., Fellowship Council, Guidon, lvy Chain. NOON BITE ON THE CAMPUS HAASER, LUCYNTHIA-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Trans. from Univ. of lnd., Sigma Kappa lRush Chm.l, Pan-Hellenic Council, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Univ. Homes Council. HAASER, WALTER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Band, Sigma Chi, A.S.M.E. HAEFNER, ALBERT-Engineering, BS., Cincinnaii-Tau Bela Pi, IV. Pres.l, A.l.Ch.E. HAGAMAN, HOMER-Engnieering, B.S., l-luniingion, W. Va.-A.l.E.E. HAGAN, JACK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., l-luniingion, W. Va. HAHN, MARY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Zeia Tau Alpha, Tau Pi Epsilon lSec.l, Psychology Club, Home Ec. Club, Wig Wag, Mummers, Vanilies, Y.W.C.A., French Club lSec., Treas.l, Can- ierbury Club. HAKE, KARL-Engineering, B.S., l-lamilfon, Ohio. HALE, JOYCE. HALL, DALLAS-Engineering, B.S., Newpori, Ky.-A.S.C.E.,'R.O.T.C. HALL, THOMAS-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnafi HALLER, HUGH-Lib.Ar'rs, B.A., Cincinnaii-News Record, Mum- mers, Republican Club, Economics Club. HALLO, HILDEGARD-App. Arls, BS., Cincinnafi-Delia Phi Epsilon lSec,l, Delia Phi Della, Alpha Lambda Della, Hillel, Y.W.C.A.. French Club, Vaniiies, League of Women Volers. HALPIN, THOMAS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Bellevue, Ky. HALSTEAD, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Beloit Wis.-Alpha Kappa Psi. , HAMERSLY, PAUL-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Varsify Track Capt, Fooiball, C Club, lniramural Sporfs. HAMILTON, MARION-Lib. MS, cinema l HAMMANN, JOHN-BUS. Aa., s.B.A., cancamia. HAMMERLEIN, GEORGE-BUS. Ad., B.B.A., cinamaii. HAMPTIAN, LEE-App. An., B.S., New York, N. Y.-Alpha Tau Omega, A.I.A., A.A. Tribunai. HAMROCK, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. HANAUER, JOHNb-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Efa Sigma. HANEY, RALPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali HANLON, EDWARD--Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Della Thela, Pershing Rifles, Debale, R,O.T.C., Y.M.C.A., Freshman Rifle. HANSCOM, RICHARD-App. Arls, BS., Mariemonl, Ohio-A.IA., Y.lv1.C.A., A.I.S., Republican Club, A.A. Tribunal. HARMON, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Era Kappa Nu. HARRIS, ROBERT-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. HARRIS, STEVEN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Kappa Kappa Psi lPres.l, Band lPres., Bus. lVIgr.l, Vaniiies lProd.l, Vers Assoc. HARRISON, STANLEY-Bus. Ad., B,B,A., Cincinnali HARROD, MELVIN-Engineering, B.S., Ingomar, Pa.-A.l.E.E. HARTLIEB, NANCY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Norwood, Ohio-Kappa Alpha Thela lTreas.l, Y.W.C.A., Fresh. Com. lEd.l, Wig Wag Council, Sociology Club. HARTMAN, RAE-Med., M.D., Cincinnax A QUIET MOMENT IN THE LOUNGE HAUBNER, JESSE-Lib. Arls, BS., Cincinnafi. HAUER, WILLIAM--Law, L.L,B., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Phi Alpha Della, Sludenl Council, Mummers, W.S.S.F., News Record lBus. Slalll, Sludenl Direclory, Cace Club luludgel. HAVERKOS, HARRY-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali HAVLIS, JEROME-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. HAWLEY, PATRICIA-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., Della Della Della, Republican Club, Economics Club, HEAD, JAMES-Lib. Arls, B.A,, Cincinnali. HEATON, STANLEY-Engineering, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Swimming, A.S.C.E., Alpha Tau Omega. HEDRICK, FRANCES-Lib. Arls, B.A., I-lamillon, Ohio-Glee Club, Vanilies, Fencing Club, Memorial Dorm. IPres.l, lnler-Dorm. Coun. lV. Pres,l. HEIM, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad,, B,B.A., Cincinnali. HEIST, MARLIN-App. Arls, BS., lvliamisburg, Ohio-Scarab, A.I.A. HELLER, JEAN-App. Arls, B.S,, Cincinnali-Morlar Board. Kappa Kappa Gamma lPres.l, Pan-I-Iellenic Council, Cincinnalian lAs- sociale Ed.l, Y.W.C.A. Cabinel, Della Phi Della, Alpha Lambda Della lTreas.l, Wig Wag, News Record, Ivy Chain, Jr, Adviser. HELLKAMP, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-A.I.S., Glee Club, Alpha Chi Sigma. HELMICH, LESTER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. HENRICHS, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Daylon, Ohio-Bela Thela Pi, Bela Gamma Sigma, Sophos, Golf Team. HENRY, PAUL-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Kappa. HENSLEY, RAYMOND-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Tennis Team, Baslcel- ball, News Record, Bowling Prize, Profile, Phi Alpha Della, Law Class ISec., Treas.l. HERBST, HARRY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.I.S., Newman Club, Era Kappa Nu lTreas.I, Tau Bela Pi, A.I.E.E. HERMAN, LEO-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. HERRON, RALPH-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali, HERSMAN, FERD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali--A.I.Ch.E. HERTEL, MARGARET-Teachers, B.S., Baresville, Ind.-Y.W.C.A. HERZOG, HOWARD-Law, L.L.B., Daylon, Ohio. HESRICK, JEANNE-Nursing, B.S,, Payne, Ohio+Nursing Class IV. Pres., Treas. Soph.l, Discussion Group, Music Apprec. Club, Sporls Club. HETTERICH, MARIAN--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., I-lamillon, Ohio-Vigilance Jr, Adviser, Kappa Kappa Gamma. HEUCK, WALTER-Bus. Ad,, B.B.A., Cincinnali-Profile, Della Tau Della, Inlramural Sporls. HIGGINS, ELIZABETH-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A,, Home Ec. Club, Chi Omega IV. Pres.l, Omicron Nu. HIGGINS, JEAN-Home EC., BS., Cincinnali-Chi Omega lTreas.l, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Omicron Nu. HILDENBRAND, MARTHA-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali. HILL, EARL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., A.I.E.E. HILL, ELY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Belhel, Ohio-Phi Efa Sigma, Iola Chi Epsilon IPres. Treas.l, Union Music Com., Inferfral. Coun. HILL, RICHARD-Engineering. BS., Rocky River, Ohio-Sigma Chi lPIedge Trainer, V. Pres.l, Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E. Chrm. HILL, WHITAKER-Lib. Arls, B.A., Toledo, Ohio-Band Ilvlgr.l, Y.M.C.A. Cabinel, Acacia lSec.I. Hamilfon, Marion Hammann, John Hammerlein, George Hamplian, Lee Hamrock, Roberf Hanauer, John Haney, Ralph Hanlon, Edward Hanscom, Richard Harmon, Charles Harris, Robert Harris, Sfeven Harrison, Sfanley Harrod, Melvin Harflieb, Nancy Harfman, Rae Haubner, Jesse Hauer, William Haverkos, Harry Havlis, Jerome Hawley, Palricia Head, James Heaton, Slanley Hedrick, Frances Heim, William Heisl, Marlin Heller, Jean Hellkamp, William Helmich, Lesfer Hendrichs, Roberl Henry, Paul Hensley, Raymond Herbsf, Harry Herman, Leo Herron, Ralph Hersman, Ferd Herfel, Margarel Herzog, Howard Hesrick, Jeanne Heflerich, Marian Heuck, Waller Higgins, Elizabelh Higgins, Jean Hildenbrand, Martha Hill, Earl Hill, Ely Hill Richard Hill, Whillaker ,rv-5 I Mfg we -4'9 mul? Hillegass, Deane Himovifz, Mildred Hinnau, lrvin Hipperl, Charles Hobday, Alberl Hobl, Earl Hodell, Jack Hoehl, Phylis Hoffman, Niles Holman, Emerson Hollman, Gregory Hollz, Edgar Hauer, William Honnerl, Quenlin Hopes, Allen Hornbeck, Harold Horwilz, Alfred Houser, Erica Hovis, William Howser, William Hoying, Adele Hubbard, Ellen Huber, Luella Huber, Robert Hudson, Halberf Huey, Eugene Hughes, James Hughes, Janet Hughes, John Hull, Arlhur Hulme, Waller Hummel, Raymond Humphrey, Jean Hundley, Palricia Hupp, Doral Hussell, Oscar Hulson, William Iglesias, Viclor lorio, Vincenl lsrael, Belly Jackson, Harold Jacobs, Beverly Jacobs, Harris Jacobs, James A. Jacobs, James 6. Jacobs, f Ralph Jacobson, David Jaffe, Lloyd HILLEGLASS, DEANE-Engineering, B.S., Berlin, Pa.-Men's Senale, A.l.Ch.E., Y.M.C.A., A.l.S. HIMOVITZ, MILDRED-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Hillel, Sociology Club, lnlernalional Rel. Club, League ol Women Volers, Y.W.C.A., l.Z.F.A. HINAU, IRVIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. HIPPERT, CHARLES-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Economics Club, Amer. Ord. Assoc. HOBDAY, ALBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.l.E.E. IV. Pres.l, O.S.P.E. HOBT, EARL-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Varsily Eoolball, Della Tau Della, Ulex. HODELL, JACK-App. Arls, B.S., El. Wayne, Ind.-Scarab, A.l.A., Phi Della Thela. HOEHL, PHYLIS-App. Arls, B.S., Charleroi, Pa.-Union Music Com. lChm.l, Della Phi Della, Alpha Della Pi, Penguin Club, lnler- Dorm. Coun. lPres.l, Dorm lPres.l. HOFFMAN, NILES--Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-l.A.S. HOLMAN, EMERSON-Engineering, B.S., Newark, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, A.S.M.E. HOLTMAN, GREGORYvBus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. HOLTZ, EDGAR-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Omicron Della Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha, Sigma Chi, Phi Della Phi. HOMER, WILLIAM. HONNERT, QUENTIN-Engineering, B.S,, Cincinnali,l.A.S. HOPES, ALLEN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Tau Bela Pi, A.l.Ch.E. HORNBECK, HAROLD-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky.-Tau Bela Pi, A.l.Ch.E. HORWITZ, ALFRED-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Epsilon Pi, Hillel, lnlramurals, Y.M.C.A. HOUSER, ERICA-Lib. Arls, B,S., Cincinnali-lola Sigma Pi, Tau Bela Sigma, Della Phi Alpha, A.l.S. lExec. Bd.l, W.G.S., Womerfs Senale, Varsily Band, Arls Bd. lExec. Coun.l, Mummers, Co- operalive Engineer, Varsily Vanilies Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., Penguin Club, Wig Wag, Jr. Prom Com. HOVIS, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Kappa Psi. HOWSER, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Clarksville, Tenn.-Pershing Rifles, Thela Chi lPres.l, Y.M.C.A., A.S.M.E., Inlerlral. Council. HOYING, ADELE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Minsler, Ohio-Co-ep Club lBd.l, Pi Lambda Sigma IV. Pres.l, Memorial Dorm. lTreas., House Coun.l, Glee Club, Co-operalive Engineer, W.A.A., Inlramurals. HUBBARD, ELLEN-App. Arls, B.S., Ciricinnali-Glee Club, Oralorio, Varsily Vanilies, Wesminsler Found., A.l.S. HUBER, LUELLA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. HUBER, ROBERT-Teachers. B.S., Cincinnali-Omicron Della Kappa, Sigma Sigma, Varsily Baskelball, Swimming, Phi Epsilon Kappa lPres.l, T.C. Tribunal lPres.l, Orienlalion Bd. lTreas.l, News Record, C Club lSec.l, Men's Senale lSec., Treas,l, Alpha Tau Omega lSec.l, Sludenl-Facully Bond Com., lnlramural Volley- ball lMgr.l, Migralion Day Com. HUDSON, HALBERT-Engineering, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Pi Tau Sigma. A.S.M.E. HUEY, EUGENE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Tau Bela Pi, A.S.C.E. HUGHES, JAMES-App. Arls, B.S., Lima, Ohio-Cincinnalian, Arls Board, Varsily Baseball lMgr,l, Y.M.C.A., Co-operalive Engineer, A.l.S., Vels Assoc. HUGHES, JANET--Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma, W.A.A. lBd.l, Arele, Women's Senale, Jr. Adviser, T,C. Tribunal, News Record. HUGHES, JOHN-Med., M.D., Medlord, Mass. HULL, ARTHUR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. HULMA, WALTER--Engineering, B.S., Youngslown, Ohio-Ela Kappa Nu. Tau Bela Pi, A.l.E.E., Y.M.C.A. HUMMEL, RAYMOND-Bus. Acl., B.B.A., Cincinnali- HUMPHREY, JEAN-App. Arls, B.S., Toledo, Ohio-Kappa Della. Glee Club, Alpha Lambda Della, App. Arls Club, Cin- cinnalian, Rifle Club, Y.W.C.A., Mummers, Ivy Chain, Jr. Adviser, Della Phi Della lSec.l. HUNDLEY, PATRICIA-Lib. Arls. Cincinnali. HUPP, DORAL-Bus. Ad., B.B,A., Cincinnali-Dorm. Supervisor, Nighl Hawks, Inter-Dorm Council. HUSSEL, OSCAR-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. HUTSON, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S,, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-lnlra- mural Sporls, A.S.C.E. IGLESIAS, VICTOR-Engineering, B.S., Englewood, N. J.-Sigma Chi, l.A.S. lSec.. Treas.l, Tau Bela Pi, Y.M.C.A. IORIO, VINCENT-Engineering, B.S., Ml. Vernon, N. Y.-Thela Chi lTreas., V. Pres.l, Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E., Y.M.C.A. ISRAEL, BETTY--Teachers, B,S., Cincinnali. JACKSON, HAROLD-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Sigma. JACOBS, BEVERLY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Della Della Della lPledge Trainer, Rush Chm.l, Rep. Club lSec.l, Debaling, lnlramural Baskelball, Bowling, Wig VVag, Y.W.C.A. JACOBS, HARRIS-Law, L.L.B,, Cincinnali-Phi Della Phi, Repub. Club. JACOBS, JAMES A.-App. Arls, B.S., Hillsboro, Ohio-G-lee Club. App. Arls Club, Mummers, A.A. Tribunal, Prolile lAssoc. Ed.l, Y.M.C.A. JACOBS, JAMES G.-Bus. Ad,, B.B.A., Lawrenceburg, Ind.- A.M.A. JACOBS, RALPH-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha, R.O.T.C., A.l.Ch.E., Pershing Rilles. JACOBSON, DAVID-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. JAFFE, LLOYD-Lib. Arls, B.A., Daylon, Ohio-Pi Lambda Phi lPres.. V. Pres., Sec.l, Vels Assoc., Y.M.C.A. Cabinel, Melro, Union Bd, lSoc. Chm.l, Hillel, l.Z.F.A., lnlerlral. Coun. lSec., Treas.l WHAT, NO PLACE TO PARK? ALONG UNIVERSITY AVENUE JANTZ, JAMES-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. JENNINGS, BYRON-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Fresh Painl, Tennis, Phi Della Thela, Phi Della Phi, Legal Aid Clinic. JENNIE, ROSEMARY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Della Della Della, Y.W.C.A., Republican Club, Inlramural Bowling, Baslcelball, Wig wdg, W.Y.S.F., w.A.A. JESSEN, THOMAS-Teachers, B.S., S+. Paul, Minn.-Foolball Team, Bus. Ed. Club. JOCKERS, CLIFFORD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Varsify Baseball, C Club. A.M.A. JOHNSTON, DONALD-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. JOHNSTON, JOANN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali- Trans. from Ohio Wesleyan Univ., Phi Sociely, Y.W.C.A, Alpha Omicron Pi lRush Chm., V. Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, El Circulo Espanol lSec.l. JONES, ARTHUR-I.ib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Quadres, Fellowship Council. JORDAN, VIRGINIA-Lib.ArIs, B.A., Cincinnali. JUDY, LOIS--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Daylon, Ohio--Quadrangle Co-op Club, A.l.S. JUNG, MARY-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Della Della, Y.W.C.A., lola Sigma Pi, Trans. from Trinily College. JUSTICE, FAY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnati-Morlar Board, Thefa Phi Alpha lTreas., Pres.l, Co-ep Club lSec.l, Pi Chi Epsilon IV. Pres.l, Sludenl Council lSec.l, Jr. Adviser, Eng, Tribunal lSec.l, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Inlramurai Debale Gold Key. V.I.C. ICO-Chm.l, W.Y.S.F. lCom. Chm.l, Guldon. KABUTAN, TOSHIO-Teachers, B.S., Malcaweli, I-Iawaii. KAMENETSKY, ISAAC-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Pi Tau Sigma. KANE, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Phi Ela Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma lPres.l, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. KANTER, JANE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Y.W.C.A., I-Iome EC. Club, I-Iillel, Sigma Della Tau IV. Pres.l. KAPLAN, GRETALEE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-A.I.S., A.I.W., W.G.S., Y.W.C.A., Arele, Dance Club, Cadels, Speakers Bureau, Riding Club. KAPLAN, SOL-Bus. Ad., B.e.A., candmdii-Pa Lambda Phi, KATENKAMP, DONALD-Teachers. Bs., cmdmdii. KATH, JACK-Engineering, ss., Wesifield, N. Y. KATTIS, MARY-Lib. Ad., BA., Bedford, Ind.-Alpha omiddn Pi. KATZMAN, IRWIN-Law, LLB., czndnddii-cddd club. KAUFMAN, JOHN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Y.M.C.A., Economics Club, Republican Club. KAUTZ, CHARLES-Teachers. B.S., I-Iigginsporl, Ohio-Phi Efa Sigma, Kappa Della Pi, Bus. Ed. Club. KAY, EDWARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-I.R.E., A.I,E.E., Ameri- can Commons Club. KEELING, SUZANNE-Home Ec., B.S., Waldron, Ind.-Y.W.C,A., I-Iome EC. Club lPres., Treas.l, Tau Bela Sigma lTreas.l, Band. KEITER, MAXINE-Med., Iv1.D., Cincinnnali. KEITH, ROY- KELLER, ALLEEN-App. Arls. B,S., Cincinnali-A.A. Tribunal IV. Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, Della Phi Della, Kappa Alpha Thefa. KELLEY, JAcK-BUS. Ad., B.B.A., cdvindidn, Ky. KELLY, JOHN-Law, L.L.B., candnma. KELLY, JOSEPH-Law, L.L.B., candnnd+i-Newman Club, I'IOl'1OI'COVT1I'T1. KEMPER, JOHN-Engineering, ss., cindnndia-A.i.ch.E. KENT, MARJORIE-Lab. Ads, csndnndii, KERLINSKY, Norma-Lib. Ads, candnndii. KERR, DAVID-App. Ari., Bs., warren, oiled-Thdid cw. KERR, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., New Haven, Ind. KESSEN, JOAN-Home Ec., B.S.. Cincinnali-Cvlee Club, Varsily Vanilies, Jr. Adviser, Home Ec. Club, Alpha Della Pi lSec.l, Wig Wag. KESSLER, WALTER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A. Cincinnali-Pi Kappa Alpha. KESSLER, WILLIAM-Med., Ivl.D., Cincinnafi-Y.M.C.A., Nu Sigma Nu. KIEFER, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-A.I.S., Tennis Team, lnlramural Bowling, Baskelball, Ping Pong, Volleyball.. KIESEWETTER, QUENTIN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. KIM, FELICIA-Home Ec., B.S., Honolulu, T.I-I.-Home Ec. Club. KINER, CARL-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnali. KING, JEROME-Lib, Ar+s, Cincinnali. KING, JOHN-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. KING, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnah-Alpha Kappa Psi. KINKADE, MARTIN-Law. L.I..B., Zanesville, Ohio-Phi Delia Phi, Case Club. Janfz, James Jennie, Rosemary Jenings, Byron Jessen, Thomas Jockers, Clifford Johnsfon, Donald Johnsfon, Joann Jones, Arfhur Jordan, Virginia Judy, Lois Jung, Mary Justice, Fay Kabufan, Toshio Kamenefsky, Isaac Kane, James Kanfer, Jane Kaplan, Grefalee Kaplan, Sol Kafenkamp, Donald Kafh, Jack Kaffis, Mary Jane Kafzman, lrwin Kauffman, John Kaufz, Charles Kay, Edward Keeling, Suzanne Keifer, Maxine Keifh, Roy Keller, Aileen Kelley, Jack Kelly, John Kelly, Joseph Kemper, John Kenf, Mariorie Kerlinsky, Norma Kerr, David Kerr, William Kessen, Joan Kessler, Walfer Kessler, William Kiefer, Roberf Kieseweffer, Quenfin Kim, Felicia Kiner, Carl King, Jerome King, John King, Richard Kinkade, Marfin .K gi if K' an ji -951 ,..,-1 1? 51 -es ,Air 'va fx 'M Kinker, Roberl Kinney, Aldon Kipp, Roberl Kiroff, George Kishner, Marlin Killrell, John Klayman, Alberl Klebahn, Raymond Kleeman, Roberl' Klein, Henry Kliman, Gilberl Kline, James Kline, Kennelh Kling, Elaine Klinke, Arlhur Kluber, Robert Knarr, Cafherine Knauf, Ernesf Knauf, Frank Knauf, Howard Knechf, Belly Kneisel, Wallace Knox, William Koch, George Koehlke, Elmer Koenig, Norbert Koenig, Robert Koenigkramer, Donald Keopke, George Koepnick, Edward Kokenge, Elmer Kokenge, Julian Kolodzik, Emil Koodish, Alvin Koonlz, Douglas Koop, Jean Kopp, Herschel Kornau, Jean Kozakil, Kimi Krabacher, Bernard Krabacher, Elmer Krahn, Roberf Kraul, Kennelh Kraulle, Hilda Kreidler, Edgar Kreuzmann, John Kroer, Richard Kroll, Roberl KINKER, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnati. KINNEY, ALDON--Law, l..L.B., Newlown, Ohio-Varsily Tennis Team. KIPP, ROBERT-Engineering, BS., Cincinnali. KIROFF, GEORGE-Law, L.L.B., Toledo, Ohio-Phi Della Phi, Case Club. KISHNER, MARTIN-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnali. KITTRELL, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Rochesler, N. Y.-Theia Chi. KLAYMAN, ALBERT-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnaii. KLEBAHN, RAYMOND-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Newman Club. KLEEMAN, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-A.l.S. KLElN, HENRY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Veis Associalion, Arls Board, A.l.S. KLIMAN, GILBERT-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnafi-Pi Lambda Phi, Phi Ela Sigma, Mummers, Fellowship Council. KLINE, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Dayion, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, A.S.M.E. KLINE, KENNETH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. KLING, ELAINE--Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali+Kappa Kappa Gamma, Wig Wag, League of Women Vofers iTreas.l, Republican Club. W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. KLINKE, ARTHUR--Engineering, B.S., l-linsdale, lll.4Triangle, A.S.M.E. KLUBER, ROBERT--Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Y.M.C.A., lnlramural Sporfs. KNARR, CATHERINE-Home Ec., B.S., Bellevue, Ky.-l-lome Ec. Club. KNAUFF, ERNEST-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. KNAUF, FRANK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali KNAUF, HOWARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covinglon, Ky. KNECHT, BETTY-Nursing, B.S., Louisville, Ky.-Y.W.C.A., Discussion Group, Sporis Club lPres.l, N. and l-l. Tribunal. KNEISEL, WALLACE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. KNOX, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Berea, Ohio-lnlermural Bowling, Dorm. Council, A.l.Ch.E., Camera Club, Y.M.C.A. KOCH, GEORGE-Engiriering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Phi Della Thefa, Tau Bela Pi, Ela Kappa Nu, Phi Ela Sigma. KOEHLKE, ELMER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Loveland, OhiokVarsi+y Golf, C Club, Newman Club, Alpha Kappa, Psi. KOENIG, NORBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi. KOENIG, ROBERT-Med., M.D., Cincinnafi. KOENIGKRAMER, DONALD--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi, Y.M.C.A. Cabinel, Band, News Record. KOEPKE, GEORGE-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Phi Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Milchell Pediairic Sociely. KOEPNICK, EDWARD-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Y.M.C.A. Freshman Coun. lV. Pres.l, Eng. Tribunal, Thela Chi. KOKENGE, ELMER-Engineering, Bs., cinannsiz. KOKENGE, JULIAN-App. Ari., Bs., canannaii. Koi.oDziK, EMIL-Bus. Aa., B.B.fi., canannai. Koonisi-i, ALVIN-Lib. MS, cincamiz. COKE TIME KOONTZ, DOUGLAS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. KOOP, JEAN-l-lome Ec., BS., Cincinnaii-Kappa Kappa Gamma. Wig Wag, W.A.A., Penguin Club, Dance Club, News Record lCir. Mgr.l, Jr. Adviser, Women's Senale lSec.l, Social Board lSec.l, l-lome Ec. Club lV. Pres., Pres.l, Morfar Board lV. Pres.l, V.l.C., Tau Pi Epsilon, Mummers, Varsily Vanilies. KOPP, HERSCHEL-Enginering, B.S., Cincirinaii. HORNAU, JOAN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., Y.W.C.A., Varsify Vanifies, Coep Club. KOZAKI, KlMl-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Varsily Vaniiies, Bus. Ed. Club, Y.W.C.A. KRABACHER, BERNARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Alpha Chi Sigma. KRABACHER, ELMER-Engineering, BS., Cincinnali-Eng. Tribunal lPres.l, Orienlalion Bd., A.S.M.E., KSlucleni-Eaculfy Bond Drive Com., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. KRAHN, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S. l-lamilion, Ohio. KRAUT, KENNETH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. KRAUTLE, HILDA-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Omicron Pi, Delia Phi Alpha, League of Women Volers, Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., Classics Club, German Club. KREIDLER, EDC-AR4Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky. KREUZMANN, JOHN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Varsily Baseball. KROER, RICHARD- KROLL, ROBERT-Enginering, B.S., Cincinnali--lniramurals, l.A.S., Weslern Award. 275 KRONENBERGER, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Dayion, Ohio-Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E. KRUSE, CARL-Engineering, B.S., Pelham, N. Y.-Sigma Chi. KRUSE, LOUIS-Engineering, B.S., Pelham, N. Y.-Sigma Chi., A.l.E.E. KUHN, ARTHUR-Med., MD., Hammond, Ind.-Alpha Kappa Kappa lV. Pres., House Mgr.l. Pedialrics Soc.,Pi Kappa Sigma. Class Picnic Chrn. KUHN, LLOYD-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnari-Beia Theia Pi, Ulex, Phi Delia Phi. KUHR, ALFRED-Law,L.L.B., Cincinnaii. KUMPF, WILLIAM-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii. ' KUNOLD, VlRGlNlA-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnaii-Zeia Tau Alpha lPres.. Sec.l, Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Vigilance, Spanish Club lPres.l, Pan-Hellenic Council lTreas.l, Jr. Adviser, lvy Chain, Mummers, Siudeni Direciory. KYLE, SHIRLEY-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Delia Pi lSec.l, Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., Glee Club, Sociology Club. LA BONDE, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Baiavia, Ohio-Pershing Rifles, A.S.M.E. LA CAMERA, ROBERT-Med., MD., Warren, Ohio-C-lee Club. Varsiiy Vaniiies, Oraiorio Sociefy, Men's Senaie, Phi Chi, Cin- cinnaiian, Y.M.C.A. LAIB, ROGER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinna+i4A.l.S., O.S.P.E.. A.l.Ch.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Co-operaiive Eng. lEd.J. LAMBERS, AUGUST-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii. LAMPING, RlCHARD-Lib. Aris, Cincinnafi. LANE, WILLIAM-Engineering, BS., Charlesion, W. Va.-l.A.S., Tau Bela Pi. LANMON, WANDA-App. Aris, B.S., New Orleans, La. WELL, WHAT HAVE WE HERE? LAPINSKY, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A.. Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu lV. Pres.l. LAUB, JACK--Lib. Aris, B.S., Brooklyn, N. Y.-Baskeiball Team, C Club, Pi Lambda Phi. LAUMANN, MARIAN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Wig Wag, New- man Club, Y.W.C.A., Jr. Adviser, Kindergarien Club lTreas.l, Theia Phi Alpha lSec.l. LAVANlER, LAWRENCE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii, LAWTON, HELEN-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Delia Delia Delia, Moriar Board Pres., Delia Phi Delia, Union Bd. lV. Pres., Sec.l, Jr. Adviser, Women's Senale, Guidon, News Record, Vigilance. LAZARON, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-A.S.C.E., A.I.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., R.O.T.C., Pershing Rifles. LAZARON, THOMAS-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., Rifle Team. LEACH, THOMAS-Bus, Ad., B.B.A., Florence, Ky. LEESER, PAUL-Engineering. B.S., Cincinnaii-Pershing Rifles, A.l.S., Orchesira, A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma, Eve. Spanish Club lTreas.l. LEAHR, JOHN-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Y.M.C.A. Cabinei, Alpha Phi Alpha, Fellowship Coun., Ouadres, lnrernaiional Relaiions Club. LEEVER, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Loveland, Ohio-Acacia lPledge Masierl, lnrerirar. Coun., Mummers. LEHMANN, SALLY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Delia lSec.l. Volleyball, Archery, League oi Women Voiers, Red Cross, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A. LEHRER, JEROME--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincirinaii. LEHRER, PAUL--Lib. Arrs, B.S., Cincinnafi-Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Chi Sigma, Y.M.C.A. LEININGER, KATHRYN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Wig Wag Coun., Kindergarien Club, Jr. Adviser. LEMKER, PAUL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnati-Alpha Kappa Psi, Vers Assoc., A.M.A. LEMONS, VICTOR-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-l.A.S., R.O.T.C., Rockei' Socieiy, Wesleyan Pound., Veis Assoc. LENOX, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S,, Piqua, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, Eng, Tribunal, A.S.M.E. LENTZ, JOHN--Lib. Aris, B.A., Oaklyn, N. J.-Delia Phi Alpha, Phi Eia Sigma. LESTINGI, ANTHONY-Engineering, B.S.. Cincinnafi. LEVINE, MAURIE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Pi Lambda Phi. LEVY, RAE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Trans. from Ohio S+a+e Univ., I.Z.F.A. lTreas., Soc. Chm.l, Hillel, Co-ep Club. LEWIS, GERALDINE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Chi Omega lPres., Sec.l, Pan-Hellenic Coun., Viligance lSec., Treas.l, Home Ec. Club, Greek Weekend Chm., Omicron Nu lV. Pres., Ed.l, Wig Wag, Home Ec. Tribunal lSec.i, Sfudeni Council, lvy Chain, Y.W.C.A. LEWIS, RICHARD-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnari-Y.lvi.C.A. Cabinei, R.O.T.C., Bela Theia Pi. LICHTENBAUM, JOSEPH-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii. LIEBELT, RICHARD-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Theia Chi, Mummers, Economics Club. LIEBETRAU, JANICE--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Dayfon, Ohio-Wig Wag, Oraiorio, Y.W.C.A., Phi Mu, Co-ep Club. LIERMAN, GLORIA-Teachers, B.S., Lockland, Ohio--Alpha Chi Omega, Wig Wag, Jr. Adviser, Red Cross, Mummers, Kinder- garien Club lTreas.l, Y.W.C.A. LIGGETT, ARCHIE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. LIGGETT, CAROLINE-Teachers, B.S., Ripley, Ohio-A.l.S., Y.M.C.A., Aris Board, S.E.T. lPres.l. LINBROSSO, ANTHONY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. LIPPERT, PATRICIA--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Band lTreas.l, Varsify Vaniiies, Alpha Lambda Delia, Y.W.C.A.. Cade? Corps, Tau Bela Sigma lSec., Pres.l, Pi Chi Epsilon lSec., Treas.l, Co-ep Club, Wesiminsier Found. Kronenberger, Paul Kruse, Carl Krause, Louis Kuhn, Arlhur Kuhn, Lloyd Kuhr, Alfred Kumpf, William Kunold, Virginia Kyle, Shirley La Bonde, Roberl La Camera, Roberf Laib, Roger Lambers, Augusl Lamping, Richard Lane, William Lanmon, Wanda Lapinsky, Roberl' Laub, Jack Laumann, Marian Lavanier, Lawrence Lawton, Helen Lazaron, James Lazaron, Thomas Leach, Thomas Leahr, John Leeser, Paul Leever, Roberf Lehmann, Sally Lehrer, Jerome Lehrer, Paul Leininger, Kathryn Lemker, Paul Lemons, Viclor Lenox, Richard Lenfz, John Lestingi, Anihony Levine, Maurie Levy, Rae Lewis, Geraldine Lewis, Richard Lichfenbaum, Joseph Liebelf, Richard Liebefrau, Janice Lierman, Gloria Liggell, Archie Liggell, Caroline Lingrosso, Anfhony Lipperf, Palricia Lipperl, Raymond Lipsky, Edifh Lifwin, Lois Lloyd, Raymond Lodwick, Richard Lodwick, Roberl Loeb, Laurence Long, Howard Lolhschuefz, John Loughead, Aaron Lowe, Robert Lubowifz, Hyman Lucas, Melvin Lucas, William Ludlow, Waller Lugger, Kelly Luhn, Harold Lukowsky, Robert Lynn, John MacGregor, Roland MacMann, Craig Macon, Belfie Maher, Edward Mallin, Ben Mangold, Anlhony Marcus, Irving Marcy, William Mardis, Robert Markland, Roberl Marsch, Arfhur Marlin, Robert C. Marlin, Robert H. Masl, Roy Masier, Charles Mafhis, Sally Maffeson, Randolph Maffox, Clyde Maurmeir, Charles Max, Janey McBee, Frances McCar1hy, David McClinrock, June McConn, Philip McCoshan, William McCoy, Mary McDeviH, Sue McDonald, Agnes McDonald, Kenneth LIPPERT, RAYMOND-Med., M.D., Wyoming, Ohio-Bela Theia Pi, Nu Sigma Nu lPres.l, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Pediairics Socieiy, Phi Sigma. LIPSKY, EDITH-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Tau Pi Epsilon, Home Ec. Club. LITWIN, LOTS-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Sigma Delia Tau, Glee Club, Hillel, Y.W.C.A., Penguin Club. LLOYD, RAYMOND-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Phi Ela Sigma. LODWICK, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi--Men's Senafe lPres.l, Bela Thefa Pi lPres.l, Scabbard and Blade lV. Pres.l, R.O.T.C., Sfudeni Council, Orieniaiion Bd., Convocaiion Comm., lnferfrai. Coun., Rifle Club, W.S.S.F. lComm. Chm.l. LODWICK, ROBERT-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Bela Theia Pi, Y.M.C.A. lV. Pres., Pres.l, Omicron Delia Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha lV. Pres.l, Spealcers Bureau, L.A. Tribunal lTreas.l, Re- ligious Emphasis Weelc lChm.l. LOEB, LAURENCE-Lib. Aris, B.S., Broolclyn, N. Y.-Sigma Alpha Mu, Aris Board, Band, Cincinnafian, Y.M.C.A. LONG, HOWARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.9., Avondale, Pa. LOTHSCHUETZ, JOHN-Lib. Aris, B.A., Springfield, Ohio- LOUGHEAD, AARON-Engineering, B.S., Hamilion, Ohio-loia Chi Epsilon, A.l.E.E., Glee Club. LOWE, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Delia Tau Delia, Y.M.C.A. LUBOWITZ, HYMAN-Lib, Arfs, B.S., Cincinnaii- Veis Assoc. LUCAS, MELVIN-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu lV. Pres.l, lnframural Sporis, Y.M.C.A., Phi Delia Epsilon, Mummers. LUCAS, WILLIAM-App. Arfs, B.S., Erlanger, Ky. LUDLOW, WALTER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Lambda Chi Alpha, Sophos, Alpha Chi Sigma, A.I.Ch.E. LUGGER, KELLY-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi. LUHN, HAROLD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Cross Couniry, A.S.C.E. LUKOWSKY, ROBERT-Law, L.L.B., Covingion, Ky. LYNN, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii--Glee Club, Oraiorio. MAC GREGOR, ROLAND-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. MAC MANN, CRAIG-Teachers, B.S., Newport N. l-lam.-Kappa Delia Pi. MACON, BETTIE-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Birmingham, Mich. MAHER, EDWARD-Law, L.L.B., Alcron, Ohio-Phi Alpha Delia, Legal Aid Socieiy, Law Review lSiudeni Ed.l. MALLIN, BEN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Golf Team, Alpha Kappa Psi. MANGOLD, ANTHONY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.Ch.E., Newman Club. MARCUS, TRVING-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. MARCY, WILLIAM-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Fencing Team lMgr., Coachl, Baseball lMgr.l, Bridge Team lCapf.l, Phi Kappa, C Club, Bridge lnsfrucior. MARDIS, ROBERT-Bus .Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. MARKLAND, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Lawrenceburg, Ind, MARSCH, ARTHUR-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnafi. MARTIN, ROBERT C.-Bus, Ad., B.B.A., Georgeiown, Ohio-Thefa Chi. MARTIN, ROBERT H.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Mariemonf, Ohio. MAST, ROY-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnaii-Phi E+a Sigma, Vels Assoc., Y.M.C.A., Glee Club, Wesley Found. MASTER, CHARLES-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi. MATHTS, SALLY-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnafi-Delia Delia Delia. MATTESON, RANDOLPH-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Tau Omega, News Record, Mummers, Varsiiy Vaniiies, Siudeni Direci- ory, Y.M.C.A. MATTOX, CLYDE--Law, L.L.B., Baiavia, Ohio. MAURMEIR, CHARLES- MAX, JANEY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Eng. Tribunal, Y.W.C.A. lExec. Bd., Cabineil, Dorm. lPres.l, infer-Dorm. Council, Mum- mers lBus. Mgr.l, Women's Senaie, Jr. Adviser lV. Chm.l, Morfar Board, Sfudeni Direcfory lCo-Ed.l, U.C. Handboolc, Cin- cinnaiian, Judiciary Com. Chm., Phi Chi Epsilon, Orienfaiion Bd. Messe, FRANCES-Teachers, Bs., oinannaia. MCCARTHY, DAVID-Med., MD., cinema. MCCLINTOCK, JUNE-Engineering, Bs., sciienaady, N. Y.-Y,w.c.A. McCONN, PHILIP-Law, L.L.B., oincannaii. MCCOSHAN-wiLLiAMfTeaChefS, B.S., cancannsii. MCCOY, MARY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Fr. Commission, Wig Wag, Y.W,C.A., Kindergarien Club, Newman Club, Jr. Ad- viser, T.C. Tribunal lSec.l, Siudenf Direciory, Theia Phi Alpha lSec., Scholarship Chm.l. MCDEVITT, SUE-App. Aries, B.S., Cincinnaii-Theia Phi Alpha, Sr. Class V. Pres., Cincinna+ianlCopy Ed.l, Sweeihearf oi Sigma Chi, News Record, Jr. Adviser, A.A. Tribunal, Wig Wag lSec.l, Vigilance, Mummers, lvy Chain. MCDONALD, AGNES-Home Ec., B.S., Plainfield, N. J. MCDONALD, KENNETH-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii. THE STAMP OF DISTINCTION MORE POWER TO YOU! McDOWELL, DALE-Med., MD., Smolce Run, Pa.-Nu Sigma Nu. McGILVRA, DON-App. Arls, B.S., Buenos Aires, Argenfina. MCGRAW, CLEON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Fl. Lauderdale, Fla.-Phi Della Thela IPres., Treas.l, infer-Fral. Coun., Profile IBus. Mgr.I, Bd. of Publicaiions, lnlramural Tennis, Y.M.C.A., R.O.T.C. McGUIRE, HARRY-Engineering, B.S., Emporia, Kan.-Band ISiudenf Conducforl, Varsily Variifies, A.l.E.E. ISec.l, O.S.P.E. IPres.I, Era Kappa Nu IPres.l, Tau Bela Pi ITreas.l. MCMANUS, HOWARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., S+. Bernard, Ohio-A.l.S. McVITIE, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Pl Kappa Alpha, Sophos, O.S.P.E., Y.M,C.A., A.l.E.E. MECKLENBORG, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Clncinnaii-A.M.A., IV. Pres.l, Bela Gamma Sigma. l MEGGINSON, PERCY-Engineering, B.S., Si. Bernard, Ohio-Lambda Chi Alpha, l.A.S. MEHORNAY, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Bela Thefa Pi. MEIER, WALTER--Engineering, B.S., Evansville, Ind.-Freshman Baslcel- ball, Phi Ela Sigma, Sophos, A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma IV.Pres., Treas.l, Tau Bela Pi. MELDAHL, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Evansville, Ind. MENACHOF, IRWIN-Lib. MS, Bs., cznannail. MENDEL, MAX-Law, L.L.B., canelnnsii. MEDENHALL, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S,, Cincinnaii. MEYER, FRED-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-A.l.S. IBd.l, A.I.M., Y.M.C.A., Arnold Air Sociely, Veis Assoc., R.O.T.C., Aris Bd. MEYER, MARY JANE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-News Record. Mummers, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Home Ec. Club. MEYER, NORMAN-Law, L.L.B., I-lamlllon, Ohio. MEYER, ROY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. MEYER, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Tau Bela Pl, Ela Kappa Nu IV. Pres,l. MEYERS, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. MIDER, GEORGE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. MILLER, BYRON-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., l.A.S., Sigma Chi. MILLER, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Della The'l'a, Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Kappa Psi, Cincinnaliari IAdv. Mgnl, Mumrners, Bus. Ad. Tribunal ITreas.l, R.O.T.C., News Record. MILLER, GLENN-Engineering, B.S., Lima, Ohio-l,A.S., Pi Kappa Epsilon, Rifle Club. MILLER JOHN C.-Engineering, BS., Germanlown, Ohio.-A.S.M.E. MILLER, JOHN R.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii--Alpha Kappa Psi. MILLER, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii MILLS, BYRON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Norwood, Ohio-Phi Delia Thela IV. Pres.l. MITCHELL, LEROY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinriaii-Alpha Phi Alpha, Bridge Tournament Varsiiy Baseball, Ouadres. MOEGLING, JOHN-Engnineering, B.S., New Canlon, Ohio- A.S.M.E., lnlramural Sporls, Alpha Phi Omega ISec.l, Glee Club, Newman Club. MOESCH, RICHARD-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnafi-Phi Delia Theia. MOHOWSKI, STEVE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. MOLTER, RUTH-Nursing, B.S,, Cincinnari-Glee Club, Nursing Class Pres. Soph. and Jr. Class. MONCE, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha. Glee Club, Oraforio, Y.M.C.A. MONNIG, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. MONROE, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Glee Club IBd.l, Y.M.C.A., Theia Chi. MONTGOMERY, VAUGHAN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.E.E., O.S.P.E., I'I.K.N., Tau Bela Pi, Jr. Repres. IV. Chm., Treasl. MOONEY, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Forl Wayne, Ind. MOORE, DAVID-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., A.l.Ch.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, O.S.P.E. MOORE, PAULINE-Home EC., B.S., Newport Ky,-Alpha Gamma Delia, Home Ec. Club IV, Pres., Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, Arfs Board. Y.W.C.A. Cabinel, Varsily Vanilies, Guidon ITreas.l, Ivy Chain, Home Ec. Tribunal. MOORE, RACHEL-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Kappa Alpha Thela, Y.W.C.A., Kindergarren Club, Vigilance, Wig Wag. MOORE, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A.. S. Norfolk, Va.-Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Kappa Psi, R.O.T.C. MORAN, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covingion, Ky. MORGAN, DONALD-Lib. Aris, B.A., Clncinnaii-A.l.S., Y.M.C.A., Sociology Club, MORGAN, FREEMAN--Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali MORLEDGE, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-loia Chi Epsilon.. MORRIS, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. McDowell, Dale McGilvra, Don McGraw, Cleon McGuire, Harry McManus, Howard McVifie, Roberl' Mecklenborg, Robert Megginson, Percy Mehornay, Richard Meier, Waller Meldahl, Rober? Menachof, Irwin Mendel, Max Mendenhall, Roberf Meyer, Fred Meyer, Mary Jane Meyer, Norman Meyer, Roy Meyer, William Meyers, William Mider, George Miller, Byron Miller, Donald Miner, Guerin Miller, John C. Miller, John R. 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Pres., Rush Chm.l, Siudenir Council, Siudenf Grievance Com., Bd. of Publicafions, Social Bd. lSec.l, lniramural Debaie Winner, Debaie Coun., Speakers Bureau, Pan-Hellenic Coun. lSec.l, Glee Club, News Record lEdiiorial Ed.l, Mummers, Penguin Club, Profile lEd.l, Ivy Chain. MURPHY, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S.-Phi Epsilon Kappa. MURRAY, ANN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Omicron Pi lTreas., V. Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, Caclefs, Alpha Lambda Delia, Y.W.C.A. MURRAY, RICHARD-Med., M.D., Cincinnari-G-lee Club, Phi Chi. MURRAY, ROY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnari-Phi Delia Theia. MURRELL, GRACE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Home Ec. Club. MUSEKAMP, GEORGE-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Alpha Tau Omega, News Record, Glee Club,Varsiiy Vaniries, Rifle Team, Sigma Kappa Kappa. MYERS, WILFRED-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Trans. from Univ. of Miami. NABER, JEAN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Pi Lambda Sigma, Pi Phi Epsilon, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Women's Senaie, Co-Ep Club, Varsiiy Vanifies, Co-Operaiive Eng., V.l.C. NAKADA, ROY-Law, L.L.B., Honolulu. NATHAN, JAY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. NEBLETT, FRANK-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-A.l.Ch.E., A.S.M.E. NEBLETT, RICHARD-Lib. Aris, B.S, Cincinnaii-Ouadres, Phi E'l'a Sigma. NElLSON,. HOWARD--Law, L.L.B., Springboro, Ohio-Phi Delia Phi, Legal Aid Clinic, Law Class. NENNlNGER, NANCY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Delia Delia Delia, Morfar Board lSec.l, Women's Senaie lPres., Treas.l, Home Ec. Tribunal lV. Pres., Treas.l, Jr. Adviser lCo-Chm.l, Omicron Nu lSec.l, loia Sigma Pi Award, Alpha Lambda Delia, Wig Wag Coun., lvy Chain, Home Ec. Club, Siudeni Council, Beecher Award, V.I.C., Y.W.C.A., Vigilance, W.S.S.E. NEU, RICHARD-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Spanish Club. NEUBAUER, GILBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-A.S.M.E., Tau Beia Pi, O.S.P.E. NEUHAUSSER, HENRY-Lib. Aris, Cincinnafi. NEUMANN, EDWARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Baseball. NEUSTEIN, HARRY-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii-Pi Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delia Epsilon, Alpha Omega Alpha. NICHOLAS ,PETER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. NICHOLS, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. i I LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE HEADIN' FOR THE GRILL NICKERSON, MARCUS-App. Aris, B.S., Knoxville, Tenn.-A.A. Tri- bunal lPres.i, Omicron Delia Kappa lPres.l, Scarab, A.l.A., Delia Tau Delia. NICKOU, NICKOLAS-Med., M.D., Long Island, N. Y.-Miichell Pediafric Socieiy, Alpha Kappa Kappa. NIEHAUS, HOWARD-Engineering, B.S., Madeira, Ohio-Befa Theia Pi, A.S.M.E. NIELSEN, JACK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. NIEMEYER, CARL-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Phi Epsilon Kappa. NIEPORTE, MARIAN-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Zeia Tau Alpha lV. Pres.l, Y.W.C.A., Newman Club, Wig Wag, Jr. Adviser, French Club, Bolany Club. NIGRO, NICHOLAS-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Newman Club, Y.ivl.C.A., Varsify Traclr, Veis Asoc., Spealcers Bureau, lnira- mural Debale, A.l.S. NIKOLIN, MICHAEL-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii-Phi Alpha Delia. NIKOLOFF, OLIVER-Lib. Ari's, B.A., Cincinnaii-Phi Delia Theia, Debaie Team. NISHIBAYASHI, MASARU-Lib. Aris, B.S., Hollywood, Calif.-Van siiy Baslcefball. NITCHALS, JEANNE-Med., M.D., Norwood, Ohio. NOLAN, PATRICIA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Trans. from Univ. of lndiana, Alpha Xi Delia. NOYES, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Dayion, Ohio-A.S.M.E., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. NUGEN, EVERETT-Engineering, B,S., Richwood, W. Va.-O.S.P.E., A.S.C.E., Tau Bela Pi. OBERSCHMIDT, ERVIN-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-loia Chi Epsilon, Y.M.C.A., Sociology Club. O'BRlEN, RlCHARD-Engineering. B.S., Cincinnaii. O'CONNOR, JACK-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-News Record, Economics Club. O'CONNOR, JOHN-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon lPres.l. O'CONNOR, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, A.S.M.E., Co-Operalive Eng. O'CONNOR, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. OELERICH, HARRY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. OENBRINK, BETTY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Della Pi, Co-Ep Club, Newman Club, Mummers. OHLHAUSER, GILBERT-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. OHLMANN, LOTTE-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Ouadrangle, Alpha Lambda Della, A.l.S., Co-Ep Club, lola Sigma, A,l.Ch.E. OIKAWA, YOICHI-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. OLDIGES, MARK-Engineering, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E O'MALLEY, THOMAS-Bus Ad., B.B.A., CincinnalifVarsily Eoolball. O'NEAL, JEAN--Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Kappa Della, Glee Club, Phi Sociely, Mummers, Cincinnalian, Varsily Vanilies, Sigma Della Phi, Y.W.C.A. OPPENHElM, RUTH--App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Trianon, Hillel, I.Z.F.A., Y.W.C.A. ORR, LOWELL-Bus Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Thela Chi lTreas., Sec., V. Pres.l, Y.M.C.A. Cabinel, Arls Bd., Prolile, lnlra-Fral. Coun., Y.M.C.A. l-landboolc. OSBURN, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Chess Club. OSTHOLTHOFF, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Kappa. OSTRANDER, RICHARD-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-Bela Thela Pi, Mummers. HOT LIPS AND A LOW BASS OTTENJOHN, EMlLY4l.ib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Trans. lrom Con- neclicul College, Della Della Della, C-lee Club, Y.W.C.A., Re- publican Club. OWENS, ARTHUR-Engineering, B.S., l-lamillon, OhiofSigma Alpha Epsilon, A.S.M.E. OWINGS, GRANT-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali--Sigma Chi. PACE, FREDERICK-Law, L.L.B., Zanesville, Ohio-Phi Alpha Della. PACHOUD, WALLACE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E., Y.M.C.A. PADGETT, FRED--Teachers, B.S., Ludlow, Ky. PALMER, PAUL-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Ela Sigma, Y.M.C,A. PALMER, SHERMAN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha. PANOS, CHRISTINE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-A.l.S., Y.W.C.A., Alpha Lambda Della, Epsilon Phi Sigma, W.G.S., Union Bd. PAPPENHEIMER, PAULfBus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. PARKER, NAOMI-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A., Glee Club, Hillel, Sigma Della Tau. PATTERSON, BARTON-Lib. Arls, B.S., Walsonlown, Pa.-Fencing Team, A.i.S., Y.M.C.A., Fellowship Coun. PATTY, RICHARD-App. Arls, B.S., I'-lamlel, Ind.-Weslminsler Found., lnler-Dorm Coun., lvlen's Senale, Y.M.C.A. PAUL, ALAN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Wyoming, Ohio. PAULLIN, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Xenia, Ohio-Alpha Kappa Psi lV. Pres.l, Union Com. Chm., Men's Senale lSec., Treas., V. Pres.l, Newman Club, VV.Y.S.F. lChm. Fac. Soloc.l, Social Bd., Sludenl Direclory, Jr. Prom Com., U.C. Fund Drive, Cincinnalian, Orienlalion Chm., Y.lvl.C.A., Red Cross. PEASE, BURTON-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi lSec., V. Pres., Pres.l, News Record lNews Ed., Edilarial Ed.l. PEERLESS, MELVIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Epsilon Pi, Hillel. PENTLARGE, FREDERICK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Wyoming, Ohio-Bela Thela Pi. PEPER, HENRY-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. PEPPERS, ALFRED-Engineering, B.S., Toledo, Ohio. PERDOMO, LUlS-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-News Record, Lalin-Amer. Club lPres.l, Fencing Team lMgr.l, C Club, Y.lvl.C.A., Bela Thela Pi, Psychology Club. PERIN, CHARLES-Lib. Arls, B.S., Millord, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega V. Pres.l, A.A. Tribunal lSec.l, Sophos lTreas.l, Scarab, C Club, Men's Senale, lnler-Eral Coun., Track Team. PERIN, JOSEPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., lvlillord, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega, Newman Club, Y.M.C.A. Cabinel. PETERS, JOHN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Sigma. PETERSON, WILLlAMfLib. Arls, B.S,, Cincinnali-Rille Team, Var- sily Vanilies, Y.M.C.A. PFEIFFER, PHlLlP-fBus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Republican Club, Y.M.C.A. PFEIL, ROGER-App. Arls, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Y.lvl.C.A. PFINSTAG, HENRY-Engineering, BS., Cincinnali-Varsily Vanilies, I.A.S., Phi Della Thela. PFITZER, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Co-Operalive Eng' ineer, A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Arls Board. PHIPPS, WENDEL-Bus. Ad., B,B.A., Cincinnali. PITTS, ELKTON-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Gamma Della, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Varsily Foolball. O'Connor, Jack O'Conncr, John O'Connor, Roberl O'Connor, William Oelerich, Harry Oenbrink, Belly Ohlhauser, Gilberf Ohlmann, Loire Oikawa, Yoichi Oldiges, Mark O'Malley, Thomas O'neal, Jean Lee Oppenheim, Rufh Orr, Lowell Osburn, Charles Osfholfhoff, Robert Osfrander, Richard Olfeniohn, Emily Owens, Arlhur Owing, Grant Pace, Frederick Pachoud, Wallace Padgeff, Fred Palmer, Paul Palmer, Sherman Panos, Chrisline Pappenheimer, Paul Parker, Naomi Palferson, Barron Palfy, Richard Paul, Alan Paullin, William Pease, Burion Peerless, Melvin Penflarqe, Frederick Peper, Henry Peppers, Alfred Perclomo, Luis Perin, Charles Perin, Joseph Pelers, John Peterson, William Pfeiffer, Philip Pfeil, Roger Pfinsfag, Henry Pfilzer, William Phipps, Wendel Pills, Elkfon Plagge, Helen Ploss, Shirley Poque, Charles Polasky, Nafhan Pollack, Jason Popplewell, Grace Porler, Waller Poshard, Harvey Polfebaum, Ray Poynfer, Donald Pranikoff, Esfher Frinfz, Warren Procler, George Pumphrey, David Purcell, Lon Purfell, Michael Pusaferi, Sam Quinlan, Richard Raab, Doris Rabe, Edward Rabus, Jane? Rambo, James Ramge, Joseph Rayl, Charles Redmond, James Reece, Ken? Reese, Carol Rehring, Carl Reiman, Richard Refzsch, Orville Revelos, Dorothy Rhodes, John Rhollans, Roberl Rice, Hart Rice, James Richards, Ralph Richards, Thomas Richey, Fred Richmond, Dale Richner, Charles Richler, Befle Richfer, Edwin Richler, Robert Rihm, Manfred Riley, Charles Riley, John Rinaldi, Anlhcny Rinderkenchf, James PLAGGE, HELEN-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Lambda Della, Pi Lambda Sigma lSec.i, Newman Club, Glee Club. PLOSS, SHIRLEY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Y.W.C.A., Kappa Della, Sociology Club, Alpha Lambda Della, Wig Wag, Vigilance Cincinnalian. POGUE, CHARLES-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnaii-Varsiiy Vanilies, Scarab, A.l.A. POLASKY, NATHAN-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali--R.O.T.C. POLLACK, JASON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Trans. from Univ. of Temple. POPPLEWELL, GRACE-App. Aris, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Zeia Tau Alpha, Glee Club, Della Phi Della. PORTER, WALTER-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Alpha Tau Omega lPres., V. Pres.I, Omicron Della Kappa, Phi Alpha Della, Eng, Tribunal lPres.l, Phi Ela Sigma, Orienlaiion Bd., lnler-Eral Coun. POSHARD, HARVEY-Lib. Arls, B.S., Aurora, lnd. POTTEBAUM, RAY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii. POYNTER, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Band Drum Maior, Scabbard and Blade, Kappa Kappa Psi, Bela Thela Pi, Omicron Della Kappa, Ulex, Varsily Vanilies, Red Cross Chm., Fencing Team, C Club, Jr. Class Pres. PRANIKOFF, ESTHER-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-Sociology Club, Hillel, German Club. PRINTZ, WARREN-Engineering, B.S., Middlelown, Ohio-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Pi Kappa PROCTER, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio-l.A.S. PUMPHREY, DAVID-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A. Cabinei, Sfudeni' Religious Coun., Relig. Emphasis Week Chm., Union Board. PURCELL. LON-App. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.A. PURTELL, MICHAEL-Engineering, B.S., Ashland, Ky.--A.S.M.E., A.l.Ch.E.. A.l.M.E. PUSATERI, SAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Dorm. Coun. lPres., Sec., Treas.l, Men's lnfer-Dorm Coun. lPres.l, lnlramural Sporis llvlgizl, Supervisor Dorm. QUINLAN, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnalfi-Alpha Chi Sigma, O.S.P.E. lSec.I. A.l.Ch.E. IV. Pres.l RAAB, DORIS-Home Ec., B.S, Davlon, Ohio-Tau Pi Epsilon, Home Ec. Club, A.l.S. RABE, EDWARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Newman Club, Eve. College Sludenl Council. RABUS, JANET-Home Ec., B.S., Si. Carlyle, lll.-Home Ec. Club. RAMBO, JAMES-Law, L.L.B., Dayion, Ohio-Befa Thela Pi, Phi Delia Phi, Homecoming Com., Case Club, Legal Aid Clinic. RAMGE, JOSEPH-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Alpha Tau Omega, A.S.M.E. RAYL, CHARLES-App. Aris, B.S., Paducah, Ky.-lnler-Dorm. Coun. Cliiion Dorm. IV. Pres., Soc. Chm.l. REDMOND, JAMES-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Eia Sigma. REECE, KENT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Freshman Baslceiball, Varsily Baslcelball, A.S.M.E.. lniramural Sporls, Sigma Chi. REESE, CAROL-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi. REHRING, CARL-Engineering, B.S., lvlariemonl, Ohio-Lambda Chi Alpha, Pershing Rifles, A.l.Ch.E. REIMAN, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Delia Tau Delia, Profile, A.l,E.E., Eng. Tribunal QV. Pres,l, Y.M.C.A., Cincinnalian, Co-Operalive Engineers lBd of Conlrolsl. RETZSCH, ORVILLE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinna+i-News Record lBus. Mgr.l, Della Tau Delia, Sigma Sigma, Ulex, Men's Senale lExec. Coun.I, Bd. of Publicalions, Bus. Ad. Tribunal. REVELOS, DOROTHY-App. Aris, B.S., Middlelown, Ohio-Alpha Chi Omega lPres.l, Morlar Board lTreas.l, Delia Phi Della IV. Pres.l, Pan-Hellenic Coun., Women's Senale. Jr. Adviser, lnler- Dorm Coun., Simrall Hall Pres., Speakers Bureau, Glee Club, A.A. Tribunal, Cincinnalian, lvy Chain, Arls Board, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet RHODES, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha, A.S.lVI.E. RHOLLANS, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. RICE, HART-Teachers, B.S., Williamslown, Mass.-Pi Kappa Alpha lTreas., Sec.l RICE, JAMES-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio. RICHARDS, RALPH-Engineering, B.S., Charleslon, W. Va. RICHARDS, THOMAS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali--R.O.T.C.. Y.M.C.A., Bond Drive, Vels Assoc. RICHEY, FRED-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii. RICHMOND, DALE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Varsily Swimming. RICHNER, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cleveland ,Ohio-l.A.S. RICHTER BETTE-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnaii-Della Della Della, Glee Club, Della Phi Della, Y.W.C.A., Three Arfs Club. RICHTER. EDWIN-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali. RICHTER ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Vels Assoc. RIHM, MANFRED-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Eia Sigma lSec.l, Alpha Kappa Psi lPres.i, Bela Gamma Sigma lPres.i. RILEY, CHARLES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covinglon, Ky.-R.O.T.C., Arnold Air Soc. RILEY, JOHN-Lib. Arls, B.A. Cincinnafi-lnlernalional Rel. Club lChm.i, French Club, Y.M.C.A., Vers Assoc., Fellowship Coun., R.O.T.C., Pershing Rifles, Glee Club. RINALDI, ANTHONY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-l.A.S. RINDERKNECHT, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega. A.S.C.E. THE MENS GYM ' 287 OUR FUTU RE DOCTORS RITCHIE, DONALD-Lib. Aris, Cincinnafi. ROBBEN, HOWARD-Bus. Ad., B.S., Norwood, Ohio-Newman Club. R.O.T.C. ROBBINS, WALTER-Engineering, B.S., Carlisle, Ky.-Sigma Chi. ROBERTSON, GLADYS-Home Ec., B.S., E+. Thomas, Ky.-Home Ec. Club lEd,l, Tau Pi Epsilon lV. Pres.l, Omicron Nu, Jr. Adviser, Y.W.C.A. ROBERTSON, GORDON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Norwood, Ohio. ROBERTSON, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Veis Assoc., Y.iv1.C.A. ROBINSON, BETTY-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinna+i-A.l.S., W.G.S., Mum- mers, Y.W.C.A., Aris Board. ROBINSON, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Triangle, Persh- ing Rifles, Rifle Team, Tau Bela Pi. RODGERS, HARRIET-Home Ec. ,B.S., Cincinnaii-Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Varsiiy Vaniiies, Mummers, Home Ec. Club lTreas., Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, Omicron Nu lTreas.l, Tau Pi Epsilon lPres.l, lvy Chain, V.l.C., Siudenl' Direciory. RODGERS, ROBERT-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Men's Senaie, Sophos, Lambda Chi Alpha lPres.l, lnler-Frai. Council lV. Pres.l, C Club, Co-Operaiive Engineer. ROEDER, ARTHUR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinriaii-Glee Club, Newman Club, Fencing Team, Alpha Kappa Psi lSec.l, Varsiiy Vaniiies. ROGERS, WlLLlAM-Law, L.L.B., Sieubenville, Ohio. ROLL, WlLLlAM-Med., Cincinnaii. ROSEN, ALLEN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. ROSENBAUM, MORTON-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii-Debaie, Veis Assoc. ROSENTHALER, DONALD-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Pi Lambda Phi, Sociology Club. ROSS, ALBERT-Law, L.L.B., Cincinriali-Lambda Chi Alpha, lnier' Trai Coun., Legal Aid Sociely. ROSS, NATHANIEL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A,, Cincinnaii-Phi E'l'a Sigma lPres.l, Alpha Kappa Psi lRush Chm.l, Men's Senafe, Fresh. Orienfafion Com., News Record, W.S.S.E. lCo-Chm.l. ROTHERT, JEANNE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Delfa lV. Pres.l, Wig Wag, Kindergarien Club, Bowling Team, Y.W.C.A. ROWEKAMP, LEONARD-Bus. Ad,, B.B.A., Cincinnaii. ROY, KElTH-Cincinnafi. ROYAL, JACOUELINE-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali. RUDD, MYRON-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii-Legal Aid Socieiy, Law Review, Honor Com. RUEHLMANN, ELMER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Omicron Della Kappa, News Record lBus. Mgr.l, Meiro, Cincinnaiian, Bela Theia Pi. RUNGE, DONALD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Phi Delia Theia. Eng. Tribunal, Track Team, Co-Operaiive Engineer, A.S.ivi.E., Y.M.C.A. . RUNGE, MARTHA-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Delia Delia Delia lSec.l, Delia Phi Delia lSec.l, A.A. Tribunal lTreas.l, News Record, Y.W.C.A., Republican Club, App. Aris Club, Aris Club. RUNGE, RlCHARD-Teachers, B.S., Cold Springs, Ky. RUSSELL, EUGENE-Cincinnaii. RUWE, ALBIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. RYAN, DAVID-Engineering, B.S., Wesifield, N. J.-Bela Thefa Pi. RYAN, LOIS-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnafi. SALYERS, CARL--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. SAMMONS, RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii SANDFEUR, JOHN-Lib Aris, B.S., Cincinnali. SANDERS, BANKS-Teachers, B.S., Tuscaloosa, Ala. SANKER, GEORGE-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii. SAPHIR, HERSCHEL-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnaii. SAPPENFIELD, LUTHER-Lib. Aris, B.S., Lawrenceburg, Ind. SARBECK, LAWRENCE-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Alpha Chi Sigma. SARSFIELD, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Phi Delia Theia, Varsify Foofball, Scabbard and Blade, Sophos lTreas.l, Bus. Ad. Tribunal lTreas.l, Sfudenf Council, Union Board, Mummers Bd. SAUSE, MICHAEL-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Phi Kappa, Newman Club. SAWICKE, EUGENE-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. SAXTON, ELLWOOD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. SCARDINA, VIRGIL-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi. SCHAEFER, ALLEN-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Sigma Chi, Veis Assoc. SCHAEN, EARL-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu, Delia Phi Delia lTreas.l, A.A. Tribunal, l-lillel, News Record, SCHAFSTALL, RUTH-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Alpha Chi Omega, Arfs Bd. lV. Pres.l, Murnmers, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Jr. Adviser, lvy Chain, W.S.S.F. ll-l. Ec. Chm.l, lnlramural Debaie, Varsiiy Vaniiies, Wig Wag. SCHARFENBERGER, IRVIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Norwood, Ohio- Spiril Inc., Sigma Chi lV. Pres., Pres.l, Sigma Sigma, Ulex, Sophos lPres.l, Alpha Kappa Psi, Profile lBus. ivignl, Omicron Delia Kappa, W.S.S.F., Y.ivi.C.A., Orieniaiion Board lPres.l, Bus.Ad. Tribunal lPres.l, Red Cross Com., Jr, Prom Com., ivien's Senale, Siudeni Council, lnierirai' Coun., lnframural Sporfs, Rel. Emphasis Week Com. Ritchie, Donald Robben, Howard Robbins, Walter Robertson, Gladys Robertson, Gordon Robertson, Robert Robinson, Betty Robinson, John Rodgers, Harriet Rodgers, Robert Roeder, Arthur Rogers, William Roll, William Rosen, Allen Rosenbaum, Morton Rosenthaler, Donald Ross, Albert Ross, Nathaniel Rothert, Jeanne Rowekamp, Leonard Roy, Keith Royal, Jacqueline Rudd, Myron Ruehlmann, Elmer Runge, Donald Runge, Martha Runge, Richard Russell, Eugene Ruwe, Albin Ryan, David Ryan, Lois Salyers, Carl Sammons, Richard Sandefur, John Sander, Banks, Sanker, George Saphir, Herschel Sappenfield, Luther Sarbeck, Lawrence Sarsfield, John Sause, Michael Sawicke, Eugene Saxton, Ellwood Scardina, Virgil Schaefer, Allen Schaen, Earl Schafslall, Ruth Scharfenberger, Irvin Scharold, Frank Scheiffele, Louis Schelper, Shirley Scheper, Henry Scherpenberg, Ted Schierloh, Elizabeih Schimanski, Mary Ja Schindler, Carl Schlerefh, Belly Schlerefh, Marian Schlessinger, Alice Schlessinger, Nafhan Schlolman, Waller Schlueler, Roberl Schmadel, Richard Schmidr, Leonard Schmidf, William Schneider, Dorofhy Schneider, Ross Schoonover, William Schrader, Donna Schreiber, Arfhur Schreiber, Eileen Schroder, Rodney Schroeder, William Schueler, Arfhur Schulfe, James Schumacher, Gloria Schumaker, Joseph Schwab, Edqard Schwartz, Alice Schwarrz, Beffy Schwarfz, Edward Schwariz, Harold Schwarz, Alfred Schwer, Arthur Schwoeppe, Eugene Scofl, Thomas Scully, Virginia Searcy, Dallas Seary, Paul Segal, Jack Segelken, Fred Seiberl, George Seller, George Selm, Roberr Seybold, Seybold, Harvey Mariorie ne SCHAROLD, FRANK-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnafi. SCHEIFFELE, LOUIS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Thefa Chi. SCHELPER, SHIRLEY-Teachers, B.S., New Bremen, Ohio-Memorial Dorm lPres.l, infer-Dorm. Coun. lV. Pres.l, Penguin Club lTreas.l. W.A.A. Board, Arefe lTreas.l. SCHEPER, HENRY-Engineering, B.S., Ufica, Mich.-A.l.S., Y.M.C.A., A.I.E.E., Gamma Delfa, Efa Kappa Nu. SCHERPENBERG, TED-Engineering, B.S., Sf. Bernard, Ohio-Newman Club. A.l.E.E., R.O.T.C. SCHIERLOH, ELIZABETH-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnaii-Wig Vifaq. News Record, Cincinnafian, W.A.A., Vigilance, Spanish Club, Phi Mu lRush Chm., Pledge Direcforl, Penguin Club, Fencing Team, Y.W.C.A. SCHIMANSKI, MARY--Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Mummers, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Profile. SCHINDLER, CARL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Fresh. Cabinef Y.M.C.A., Sophos, Eng. Tribunal, lnferfraf. Coun., Delia Tau Delfa. SCHLERETH, BETTY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A, Cincinnafi--Pi Lambda Sigma lTreas.l, Bus. Ad. Tribunal lSec.l, Co-Ep Club Board, Pi Chi Epsilon, Newman Club, Orienfafion Bd., Varsiiy Vanifies, Coe Operafive Engineer. SCHLERETH, MARIAN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Pi Lambda Sigma lSec.l, Pi Chi Epsilon, Iofa Sigma Pi, Alpha Lambda Delfa, Eng. Tribunal lSec.l, Newman Club, Co-Ep Club Board, V.i.C., Y.W.C.A., A.I.Ch.E. SCHLESSINGER, ALICE--Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi--Debafe Coun, lSec.l, W.G.S. Council lSec.l, U.C.l. lPres.l, Jr. Adviser, Alpha Lambda Delfa, V.l.C. SCHLESINGER, NATHAN-Med., M.D., Cincinnafi-Phi Delia Epsilon, Alpha Omega Alpha. SCHLOTMAN, WALTER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E. - SCHUELTER, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Theia Chi, Chrisfian Science Org., infer-Relig. Coun., A.S.M.E., Pershing Rifles, Glee Club, Oraforis. SCHMADEL, RICHARD-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-Ulex, Phi Kappa Epsilon, C Club, Baseball, Baslcefball, Foofball. SCHMIDT, LEONARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.M., O.S.P.E. SCHMIDT, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. SCHNEIDER, DOROTHY-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Lafin-American Club, Y.W.C.A., Alpha Lambda Delia, French Club, Fellowship Coun., lnfernafional Relafions Club. SCHNEIDER, ROSS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Worcesfer, Mass,-Befa Thefa Pi. SCHOONOVER, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Omemee, N. Da.- A.l.E.E., I.R.E., Y.M.C.A., Efa Kappa Nu. SCHRADER, DONNA-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cleveland, Ohio-Delfa Delia Delfa. SCHREIBER, ARTHUR-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-l.Z.E.A., Hillel. SCHREIBER, EILEEN-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.S., Hillel, Glee Club, Arfs Board, I.Z.F.A. SCHROEDER, RODNEY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Pershing Rifles, A.l.Ch.E. SCHROEDER, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Vefs Assoc. SCHUELER, ARTHUR-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.M.E., Vefs Assoc. SCHULTE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Phi Kappa, Newman Club. Arnold Air Soc., R.O.T.C., Y.M.C.A. SCHUMACHER, GLORIA-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Lambda Delfa, Co-Ep Club, Befa Gamma Sigma. SCHUMAKER, JOSEPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Blue Ash, Ohio. SCHWAB, EDGARD-Lib. Arfs, B.S., New Orleans, La.-L.A. Tribunal, Arfs Bd., Orienfafion Board, Y.M.C.A. Fresh. Cabinet Sigma Alpha Mu, Progressive Youfh. IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD LOCUST TREE SCHWARTZ, ALICE-Lib..Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Y.W.C.A., Alpha Lambda Delfa, Profile, Hillel, Sigma Delfa Tau. SCHWARTZ, BETTY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Alpha Omicron Pi iSec.l, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Wig Wag. SCHWARTZ, Edward-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Alpha Mu, lnfernafional Relafions Club, Y.lv1.C.A. SCHWARTZ, HAROLD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Epsilon Pi. SCHWARZ, ALFRED-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Tau Befa Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., A.S.Ivi. SCHWER, ARTHUR--Engineering, B.S,, Cincinnali-A.S.C.E. SCHWOEPPE, EUGENE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.Ch.E. lV. Pres.l, O.S.P.E., lV. Pres.l, Ohio Valley Soc. for Qualify Confrol, Tau Befa Pi. SCOTT, THOMAS-Engineering ,B.S., Cincinnafi-Tau Bela Pi, Phi Efa Sigma, A.S.C.E,, O.S.P.E. SCULLY, VIRGINIA-App. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi-Kappa Alpha Theia. SEARCY, DALLAS-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi, SEAY, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnnafi-A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Befa Pi. SEGAL, JACK-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnafi-Pi Lambda Phi, Spanish Club, Y.lVi.C.A. SEGELKEN, FRED-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-lofa Chi Epsilon. SEIBERT, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.C.E,, O.S.P.E. SEILER, GEORGE--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Phi Efa Sigma. SELM, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-O.S.P.E., l.A.S., Phi Sigma Kappa, R.O.T.C., A.l.Ch.E. SEYBOLD, HARVEY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Delfa Tau Delfa. SEYBOLD, MARJORIE-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Varsify Vanifies, Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A. SEYMOUR, JACK-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Della Thela, Vels Assoc., I.A.S., Y.IvI.C.A. SG-OURIS, JAMES-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnaii--Y.M.C.A., Aris Bd., Pholo Worlcshop, Chess Club. SHAFER, PEGGY-App. Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Trianon IV. Pres., Sec.l, Aris Bd., Cincinnalian, Sluclenf Direciory, Y.W.C,A., French Club, Vifig Wag. SHAHEEN, SALEM-Med., M.D., Canion, Ohio-Nu Sigma Nu, Milchell Pediafric Socieiy, Medical Siudenf Council. SHANKS, CLARENCEA-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Scarab, A.I.S., R.O.T.C., A,T.R. SHAW, DAVID-Engineering, BS., Newlown, OhiofBeIa Thela Pi. SHEAKLEY, RAYMOND-Bus. Ad., B.B,A,, Deer Park, Ohio4VeIs Assoc., Alpha Kappa Psi. SHEAR, DONALD--Bus, Ad., B.B.A., CincinnaIivSigma Alpha Ivlu, Hillel, Y.M.C.A. SHEAR, EDITH-Lib. ArI's, B.A., Cincinnali-Sociology Club, Fellow- ship Coun., Hillel, Y.W.C.A. SHELDON, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-R.O.T.C., Arnold Air Sociefy. SHIVELY, ROBERTvLib. Arls, Cincinnali-Sigma Chi. SHOEMAKER, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ky.-A.S.M.E. SHOHET, HERBERT-Engineering, B.S., Yonlfers, N, Y. SHOWERS, NATHAN-Engineering, B.S., Massilon, Ohio-I.A.S. SIEFKER, ROBERT--Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-I.R.E., A.I,E.E., O.S.P.E., Newman Club. SIEG, LEONARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Balesville, Ind. SIEGEL, ERNEST-Engineering, B.S., Richmond, Va.-A.S.M.E., Tau Bela Pi, Co-Operalive Engineer, Pi Tau Sigma. BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL SIEKMANN, ROBERT-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Varsify Foolball, Baslfelball, Sigma Sigma, Ulex IPres,l, Phi Epsilon Kappa. SIGER, JOHN-Engineering, B,S., CincinnaIifAcacia, Pershing Rifles, A.I.Ch.E. SILVER, FRIEDA-Lib. Arls, B.A., Erie, Pa.-A.I.S., Ivlummers, Arls Bd., I,Z.F.A., Hillel, Varsily Vanilies, Women's Senale, Memorial Dorm.. lTreas.i, Y.W.C,A., Progressive Youlh. SILVER, LOUIS-Bus. Ad., BBA., Silverion, Ohio. SILVER, ROBERTvTeachers, B.S., Cincinnafi. SILVIAN, SIDNEY-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Iniramural Debaie, Spealcers Bureau, Sigma Alpha Ivlu, I.Z.F.A., Hillel, News Record, Profile, Mummers. SIMENDINGER, MARTHA-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnafi-Kappa Kappa Gamma lTreas.l, Olee Club, Y.W.C.A. SIMENDINGER, RAY-Lib. Arie, Cincinnaii. SIMON, MARVIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali--Proiile, Inierlral. Coun., Alpha Epsilon Pi. SIMON, RENATE-Med., IvI.D., Wyoming, Ohio. SIMONS, ROBERT-Lib, Aris, Cincinnali. SKELTON, PATRICIAfTeachers. B.S., Cincinnaii--Glee Club, Madrigal Singers. SKELTON, RUBY-Teachers, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind.-Kappa Della. Della Omicron, Glee Club, T.C. Tribunal, Inlramural Sporls, Y.W.C.A. SKIDMORE, DAVID-Lib. Arls, B.A., Wyoming, OhioxSigma Alpha Epsilon lPIedge Trainer, Rush Chmn., V.Pres., Pres.l, Y.IvI.C.A., Sludenf Council, Social Board lPres., Treas.l, Inlrarnural Debale, Varsiiy Debafe, Inleriral. Coun., Omicron Delia Kappa. SKILLMAN, THOMAS-Med., M.D., Cincinnali-Phi Kappa Epsilon, Pedialric Sociely, Phi Chi. SLADE, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.A., Balavia, Ohio-Band, French Club, Proflle, Infernafional Relaiions Club, A.I.S., Y.M.C.A. SLAUGHTER, RICHARD--Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.I.S. SLEIGHT, RALPH--Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Vels Assoc., R.O.T.C., A.I.Ch.E. SMALL, GEORGE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade. SMALLEY, PAUL-Lib. Arls, B.S., FI. Thomas, Ky.-Lambda Chi Alpha. SMALLY, DONALD,-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma, O.S.P.E., Sociely of Aulomolive Eng. SMART, ROBERT--Teachers, B,S., Norihbroolc, Ill.-Varsily Fooiball, Phi Epsilon Kappa, C Club, Iniramural Sporls, Y.M.C.A. SMEDLEY, SHIRLEY-Bus. Ad.. B.B.A., Dayion, O.-Alpha Omicron Pi. SMITH, ALVIN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Efa Sigma, Glee Club, Della Phi Alpha, Arls Bd. SMITH, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Glendale, Ohio. SMITH, JANE-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Trianon lPres.l, W.G.S. ICoun., Sec.l, Alpha Lambda Della, Della Phi Alpha, Wig Wag Coun., Y.W.C.A. SMITH, JOSEPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnari. SMITH, JOSEPH R.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. SMITH, LYNCH-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii-Sigma Chi, Fresh Painl, Union Ari Com., Y.M.C.A., Psychology Club, French Club. SMITH, MALCOLM-App. Arls, B.S., Fayelle, Ala.-Alpha Tau Omega lPres.l, Inlerfral. Coun., Varsily Vanilies, A.A. Tribunal, Scarab, Ulex, A.I.A. SMITH, MARLEA-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Trans. from Plallsburgh Slale Teachers College. Seymour, Jack Sgouris, James Shafer, Peggy Shaheen, Salem Shanks, Clarence Shaw, David Sheakley, Raymond Shear, Donald Shear, Edith Sheldon, Robert Shively, Robert Shoemaker, William Shohet, Herbert Showers, Nathan Siefker, Robert Sieg, Leonard Siegel, Ernest Siekmann, Robert Sigler, John Silver, Frieda Silver, Louis Silver, Robert Silvian, Sidney Simendinger, Martha Simendinger, Ray Simon, Marion Simon, Renate Simons, Robert Skelton, Patricia Skelton, Ruby Skidmore, David Skillman, Thomas Slade, Robert Slaughter, Richard Sleight, Ralph Small, George Smalley, Paul Smally, Donald Smart, Robert Smed I e Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, Smith y, Shirley Alvin Donald Jane Joseph Joseph R. Lynch Malcolm Marlea Smilh, Tommie Smilh, Zennis Sobolewski, Edward Solonick, James Solsman, Eleanor Solsman, James Sommer, Louis, Sowards, Pa? Spade, Lee Spears, Russell Spegal, Orie Spielberg, Arnold Spiers, John Spilier, Ernesl Sfachel, Sylvia Siacy James Slaggenbarq, Roberl' Siahl, Polly Sfambaugh, Alfred Sfanlon, Alan Stark, Albert Sfarr, Paul S+edman, John Sfeele, Wallace Sfeffen, Ralph Sfehle, Rose Sfehr, Audrey Sfeigelman, Harvey Steinberg, Marvin Sfeinmann, Roberf Sfephens, Rose Sfernweiler, Curf Stevens, Donald Sfewarf, George Sfewarf, Mariorie Sfewarf, Paul Sfewarl, Warner Slichfenofh, Warren Siif'f, Homer Siiffler, Huber? Sfifh, Alan Sfix, Charles Slix, Mariory Slofle, Mary Slokes, Robert Sfokes, Rufh Stork, Frederick Sform, Lowell SMITH, TOMMIE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., l-lamilfon, Ohio, SMITH, ZENNIS-Lib. Arls, B.S., Elmwood, Ohio-R.O.T.C., Pol. Science Club. SOBOLEWSKI, EDWARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, News Record, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. SOLONICK, JAMES-Law, L.L.B., Cincinna+i. SOLSMAN, ELEANOR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnah. SOLSMAN, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. SOMMER, LOUIS-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnafi. SOWARDS, PAT--Lib. Aris, B.S., Greenup, Ky.--Memorial Dorm. lTreas.l, Kappa Alpha Thela. SPADE, LEE-Lib, Aris, Dayfon, Ohio. SPEARS, RUSSELL-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnali. SPEGAL, ORIE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Thela Chi. SPIELBERG, ARNOLD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-W8YX Club lTreas., Pres.l, Ela Kappa Nu lSec.l, Tau Bela Pi, A.I.E.E., l.R.E. SPIERS, JOHN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnafi-Y.M.C.A. Cabinef, Cin- cinnalian. SPILLER, ERNEST-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Tennis Team, Swimming Team, Cincinnalian, T.C. Tribunal, Alpha Tau Omega, C Club. STACHEL, SYLVIA--App. Arls, BS., Cincinnafi-Jr. Adviser, Della Phi Delia. STACY, JAMES-Lib. Arls, B.A., Fi. Thomas, Ky.-Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, Amer. Ordnance Assoc., Veis Assoc., Y.M.C.A., Debale Coun., A.l.S., lnrernalional Relafions Club, Progressive Youlh, German Club, Sociology Club. STAGGENBARG, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. STAHL, POLLY-Home Ec., B.S., Porl Clinlon, Ohio--Memorial Dorm. lSec.l, Y.W.C.AL, Home Ec. Club. STAMBAUGH, ALFRED-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio. STANTON, ALAN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Republican Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. STARK, ALBERT-Teachers, B.S., Norwood, Ohio-R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade, Cross Counfry. STARR, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Vancoufer, Wash. STEDMAN, JOHN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnafi. STEELE, WALLACE-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnali--Bela Thela Pi, Cin- cinnafian. STEFFEN, RALPH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. STEEHLE, ROSE-Nursing, B.S., Cincinnali. STEHR, AUDREY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Chi Omerga, W.A.A. Board, Dance Club lPres.l, Y.W.C.A. STEIGELMAN. HARVEY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnari. STEINBERG, MARVIN--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Alpha Mu, Y,M.C.A. STEINMANN, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-German Club. STEPHENS, ROSE-Engineering, B.S., Terrace Park, Ohio-Alpha Lambda Della, A.l.E.E., Co-Ep Club. STERNWEILER, CURT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.M.E., T.T.B. STEVENS, DONALD-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnali, Alpha Kappa Kappa. STEWART, GEORGE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Alpha Mu lPres., V, Pres., Treas.l, lnferfral. Coun., Hillel. STEWART, MARJORIE--Med., B.S., Fr. Thomas, Ky.-Alpha Chi Omega, Phi Bela Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delfa. STEWART, PAUL-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. STEWART, WARNER-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Phi Della Theia, Phi Efa Sigma, Tau Befa Pi, l.A.S. STICHTENOTH, WARREN-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Delia Thela, Omocron Della Kappa, Della Phi Delfa, Cincinnafian lEdil'orl, S'rudenl' Coun. lPres.l, News Record, Profile, Mefro, Social Board, Orienfalion Bd., Bd. of Publicalions, Convocafion Bd., Y.M.C.A. STIFF, HOMER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Phi Efa Sigma lSec.l, Alpha Kappa Psi, Vels Assoc. STIFFLER, HUBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cheviol, Ohio. STITH, ALAN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. STIX, CHARLES-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Melro lSec.l, Cincin- nalian lSpor'l's Edl, News Record lSpor+s Ed.l, Varsily Vanilies, Spiril lnc., Tax Levy Com., Vers Assoc., A.l.S., lnlramural Debale, Y.M.C.A. STIX, MARJORY-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnali-Varsily Vanifies, Guidon, L.A., Tribunal, Jr. Adviser, lvy Chain, Sociology Club, A.l.S., Y.W.C.A. STOFLE, MARY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Zefa Tau Alpha ll-louse Mgr., Sec.i, Newman Club, Home Ec., Tribunal lTreas.l, Home Ec. Club, Jr. Adviser, Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Mummers. STOKES, ROBERT-Bus. Ad.., B.S., Norwood, Ohio. STOKES, RUTH--Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnati-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A. STORK, FREDERICK-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Acacia lPres.l, Pi Tau Sigma, lnferfraf. Coun., A,S.lvl.E., Y.M.C.A. STORM, LOWELL-Teachers, B.S., l-lamilfon, Ohio-Foolball, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Ulex, C Club. THE WIDE OPEN SPACES UNION HOURS STORY, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Kappa Psi, Wesley Found., Vels Assoc. STORY, KENNETH-Bus. Ad., B.B., Massena, N. Y. STRATEMEYER, JEAN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A., Wig Wag Council, Sociology Club, Cincinnalian, Kappa Della, STRAUTMAN, WlLLlAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A., Pershing Rilles, A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. STRECKFUSS, JUANITA-Teachers, B.S., l-lamillon, Ohio-Alpha Gamma Della, Alpha Lambda Della. STRIDSBERG, ROGER-Law, L.L.B., Wyoming, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon. , STRINGER, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S,, Cincinnali-'Alpha Chi Sigma, A.I.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. STROEHLEIN, FRED-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Tau Omega. STUART, RICHARD-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. STUART, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. STUBBS, SAMUEL-Med., M.D., Cincinnali-Med. Class lPres.l, Slu- denl Med. Soc. Council, Mifchell Pedialric Sociely, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Kappa. STUEVE, SAMUEL-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincim.ali-Phi Della Thela Treas.l, Ulex, Baseball lMgr.l, lnlramural lMgr.l. STURGILL, LESTER-Engineering. B.S., Norloi., Va. SUDDENDORF, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A. Cabinel, W.Y.S.F., lTreas.l, Mummers, Melro, lnlerlral. Coun., Phi Ela Sigma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon TV. Pres.l, Bus. Ad., Tribunal lV. Pre-s.l. SUGAWARA, JOE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Vels Assoc. SULLIVAN, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-News Record, Sociology Club, lPres.l, Della Phi Alpha. SULLIVAN, WlLLlAM-Engineernig, B.S., Cincinnali-Newman Club. A.S.M.E. SURNBROCK, MARTHA-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Lambda Della, Jr. Adviser, V.l.C., Co-Ep. Club. SUTTKUS, HAZEN-Engineering, B.S., Sanla Monica, Calil.-l.A.S. SWEDES, NANCY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., News Record, Chi Omega, Mummers. SYDNOR, KATHERINE-Med.. M.D., Fl. Thomas, Ky. TAGLAUER, KENNETH-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covinglon, Ky.-Baslcelball, C Club, Bela Gamma Sigma. TAGLAUER, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky.-A.l.E.E. TANDY, ROGER-Law, L.L.B., Carolllon, Ky. TASHIRO, MITSUKO-Med., M.D., Cincinnali. TAYLOR, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, B.A., Ml. Vernon, N.Y.-News Record, Sophos, Men's Dorm. lCouncil, V. Pres.l, Pi Lambda Phi. TEDFORD, FRED-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Della Thela. TEIPEL, LEO-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky.-A.S.M.E. TEMPLETON, DOROTHY-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Omega, News Record, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A.- TENEHOLTZ, SIMON--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. THARP, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E. THELER, ARTHUR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Varsily Goll Team. THEYS, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Lloydell, Pa.-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. THINNES, ROBERT-Bus Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Della Tau Della, Y.M.C.A., lnlramurals, Prolile. THOMAS, DONALD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. THOMAS, DONALD--Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Sophos lSec.l, Melro, Plasler Board, Bela Thela Pi, W.S.S.F. lChmn.l, News Record, Prolile. THOMPSON, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Ealon, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega, Tau Bela Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. THOMPSON, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. THORNBURY, ARTHUR-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Phi Kappa, Newman Club. THORNTON, LEWIS-Bus. Ad., B.S., Cincinnali. THURMAN, HERMAN-Engineering, B.S., Siiverlon, Ohio-Triangle, A.S.C.E. TIMMERMAN, SCOTT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Fl. Thomas, Ky. TIMMERS, MARGARET-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Sl. Bernard, Ohio-Pi Lambda Sigma lPres.l, Newman Club, Pan-Hellenic Coun., Co- Ep Club, Y.W.C.A. TODD, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. TODD, MILES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. TODD, SAMUEL-Med., M.D., Cincinnali-Trans. lram Kenyon College, Bela Thela Pi, Nu Sigma Nu. TORBECK, RlCHARD--Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. TRUNK, CAROLYN-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Lambda Della, Della Phi Della. Story, James Story, Kenneth Stratemeyer Strautman, William Streckfuss, Juanita Stridsberg, Roger Stringer, Robert Stroehlein, Fred Stuart, Richard Stuart, Robert Stubbs, Samuel Stueve, Samuel Sturgill, Lester Suddendort, Robert Sugarawa, Joe Sullivan, Robert Sullivan, William Surnbrock, Martha Suttkus, Hazen Swedes, Nancy Sydnor, Katherine Taglauer, Kenneth Taglauer, Robert Tandy, Roger Tashiro, Mitsuko Taylor, William Tedford, Fred Teipel, Leo Templeton, Dorothy Teneholtz, Simon Tharp, Robert Theler, Arthur Theys, James Thinnes, Robert Thomas, Donald L. Thomas, Donald R. Thompson, Richard Thompson, Robert Thornbury, Arthur Thornton, Lewis Thurman, Herman Timmerman, Scott Timmers, Margaret Todd, John Todd, Miles Todd, Samuel Torbeck, Richard Trunk. Carolyn 2 W w I Tulch, Roberl Tumser, Peggy Tumser, Roberf Tyler, Pafricia Uchlman, Pafrick Ulmer, John Ukelson, Heraldine Ukelson, Louis Upham, James ' Utz, Eugene Valvano, Roberf Van Gilsi, William Van Grove, Sherman VanPel'l, Clinlon Van Syckle, Howard Viall, Wilfon Vielhauer, Harold Vilkoski, John Vincenl, Charlene Volz, Phyllis Vowels, Marianne Wade, Charles Wagner, Calvin Wagner, John Wagner, Phyllis Wagner, Roberl Wahl, James Walker, Ralph Wall, Pafricia Wallach, Madeline Walsh, William Waller, Audrey Waller, lRaymondl Clelu Walferman, Jane Wamsley, Paul Ward, Richard Ware, Howard Warnken, Jack Warschauer, Donald Wassler, Roberf Wafkins, Dwighf Way, Joan Wawmeyer, Waller Webb, Sam Weber. Ruth Wehr, Mark Wehrman, Roberl' Wehry, George TULCH, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu. Y.M.C.A. TUMSER, PEGGY-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Cadels, Pan-Hellenic Council, Freshman Com., Vigilance, Jr. Adviser, lGuidon lSec.l, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Kappa Della lTreas., V. Pres.l. TUMSER, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, A.S.N.E. TYLER, PATRICIA-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Della, Della Phi Della lPres.l, News Record, Wig Wag, Newman Club, Cin- cinnalian, Y.W.C.A. UCHTMAN, PATRICK-Lib. Arls, Norwood, Ohio-Sigma Chi. ULMER, JOHN-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali--Sigma Chi, Phi Della Phi, Sludenl Council, Sludenl Adviser. UKELSON, HERALDINE-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. UKELSON, LOUIS-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. UPHAM, JAMES-Engineering, B.S., Amberly Village, Ohio-Sigma Chi, A.l.Ch.E., Y.M.C.A. UTZ, EUGENE--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Republican Club. VALVANO, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. VAN GILSI, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Fl. Wrighl, Ky.-A.l.E.E., O.S.P.E. VAN GROVE, SHERMAN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu. VAN PELT, CLINTON-Engineering, B.S., Sellersburg, Ind.-Triangle, lnlerlral. Coun., Eng. Tribunal, l.A.S., News Record. VAN SYCKLE, HOWARD- VIALL, WILTON-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-l.A.S. VIELHAUER, RICHARD-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha, Arnold Air Sociely, Y.M.C.A. VILKOSKI, JOHN-Teachers, B.S., Powhalan Poinl, Ohio-Phi Epsilon Kappa, Ulex, Y.M.C., Foolball, C Club. VINCENT, CHARLENE-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali. VOLZ, PHYLLIS-Home EC., B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Gamma Della, Pan-Hellenic Council, Wig Wag, Home EC. Club lSec.l, Varsily Vanilies, Glee Club, Dance Club, Y.W.C.A. VOWELS, MARIANNE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Louisville, Ky.-Chi Omega, L.A. Tribunal, French Club, Lalin Amer. Club, lnlernalional Club, Cincinnalian, Y.W.C.A. WADE, CHARLES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., G-ermanlown, Ohio-Phi Ela Sigma, Thela Chi. WAGNER, CALVIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A,, Deer Park, Ohio-Vels Assoc. lTreas.l. WAGNER, JOHN-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. WAGNER, PHYLLIS-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Chi Omega, Kappa Della Pi, Y.W.C.A., Trans. from La Serria College. WAGNER, ROBERT--Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Newman Club, Men's Senale. WAHL, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Daylon, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sophos, Band, Alpha Kappa Psi. WALKER, RALPH-Teachers, B.S., Scarsdale, N.Y.-Thela Chi, Scabbard and Blade, R.O.T.C. WALL, PATRICIA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-A.l.S., W.G.S., Arele, Kappa Della Pi, T. C. Tribunal, A.l.W. WALLACH, MADELINE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Trans. from Univ. ol Miami. WALSH, WILLIAM-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Phi Della Phi, Law Class lPres.l, Case Club lJudgel, Honor Com. WALTER, AU.DREY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Zela Tau Alpha IV. Pres., Soc. Chmn.l, Home Ec. Club, Newman Club, Wig Wag Council, Women's Senale, Home Ec. Tribunal lTreas.l, Mummers, Y.W.C.A. LOOK AT THE BIRDIE WALTER, CLETUS-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Newman Club, Phi Kappa, Y.M.C.A. WALTERMAN, JANE-Home EC., B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Home Ec. Club, Cincinnalian, Riding Club, W.A.A. WAMSLEY, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Buhlalo, N. Y.-Della Tau Della, Tau Bela Pi, Foundry Fellowship, A.l.Ch.E. WARD, RICHARD-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Bela Thela Pi, lnlramurals, Phi Della Phi, Ule. WARE, HOWARD-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A., Fellowship Coun., Sociology Club, Alpha Phi Alpha. WARNKEN, JACK-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky. WARSCHAUER, DONALD-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Mu, lnlramurals, Boxing. WASSLER, ROBERT-Bus. Ad... B.B.A., Cincinnali. WATKINS, DWIGHT-Lib. Arls, B.A., Covinglon, Ky.-Arls Bd. WAY, JOAN-Home Ec., BS., Cincinnali-Thela Phi Alpha lRuSh Chmn.l,Red Cross Bd., Tau Pi Epsilon lTreas.l, Varisly Vanilies, Mummers, News Record, Profile, Home Ec. Club. WAYMEYER, WALTER-Engineering, BS., Covinglon, Ky.-Band, Kappa Kappa Psi, A.S.M.E., Tau Bela Pi, R.O.T.C., Varsily Vanilies. WEBB, SAMUEL-Engineering, B.S., Parchman, Miss. WEBER, RUTH-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Pi Lambda Sigma, Newman Club, Bus. Ed. Club, Y.W.C.A. WEHR, MARK-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali. WEHRMAN, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.l.E.E., Tau Bela Pi, Ela Kappa Nu. WEHRY, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky. WEIL, GORDON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Zela Bela Tau. WEILHAMER, LOIS-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Gamma Della lTreas.l, Classics Club, Y.W.C.A. WEISHAUPT, ROSEMARIE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Jr. Adviser, Alpha Lambda Della lAdviserl, Psychology Club. WELCH, ALMA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Arele lPres.l, Dance Club, Wig Wag, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. WELCH, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Mariemonl, Ohio-l.A.S. WELLS, DICKSON-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. WENDEL, EUGENE-Lib, Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Y.M.C:A., News Record, Sludenl' Direclory, lnlramural Sporls. WENSTRUP, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali--A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Pershing Rifles. WERNER, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. WESSEL, BETTY-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali. WEST, GEORGE-App. Arls, B.S., Indianapolis, Ind.-Scarab, Della Phi Della, A.l.A., Alpha Tau Omega. WESTERFIELD, WILLIAM-Teachers, B.S., Ulex, C Club, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Varsily Baslcelball. WESTERKAMP, DAVID-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Y.M.C.A., A.l.E.E., l.R.E., Phi Della Thela. WHEELER, WILLIAM--Teachers, B.S., Newark, Ohio-Traclc, C Club. WHISLER, KENNETH-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha, A.S.M.E., lTreas.l. WHITE, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Fl. Thomas, Ky. ...X H WHITE, JOAN-Home Ec., B.S., Sf. Pelersburg, Fla.-Tau Pi Epsilon. WHITE, RUTH-Lib. Arls, B.A., S+. Pelersburg, Fla.-Psychology Club, Mem. Dorm, lHouse Councill. WHITE, STANLEY-Med., M.D., Lebanon, Ohio-Phi Chi, Milchell Pedialric Sociely, Med. Sludenl Coun., Y.M.C.A. WHITEHEAD, RALPH-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali. WHITELEY, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Thela Chi, Y.M.C.A. WHITTAKER, HARRY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. WHITTEKER, WILLIAM--App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Della Thela, Della Phi Della, Melro, Cincinnalian, Profile, News Record, Sfudenl Direcfory. WIATT, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali--Lambda Chi Alpha, News Record, C-lee Club, Oraforio, lnlramural Sporls, Y.lvl.C.A. WICKES, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Rochesler, N.Y.-Sophos, l.A.S., Thela Chi. WIKER, GEORGE-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnah. WILCOX, VIRGINIA-Home EC., B.S., Mariemonl, Ohio-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A. WILLENBORG, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Covinglon, Ky.-l.A.S., Newman Club, A.l.S. WILLIAMITIS, LEO-Engineering, B.S., Dayfon, Ohio-A.S.M.E., A.l.S. WILLIAMS, JACK-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali. WILLIAMS, JAMES-Med., M.D., Newcomerslown, Ohio-Alpha Kappa Kappa, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Pediafrics Sociely, Siu. Med. Soc. WILLIAMS, MARY BESS-Home EC., B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma IV. Pres.l, Omicron Nu lPres.l, Home Ec. Club lTreas.l, Mummers, Thela Alpha Phi, Varsily Vanilies, Jr. Adviser, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A. WILLIAMS, RICHARD-Lib. Am, B.A., cavangfan, Ky.-Y.M.c.A. WILSON, ALBERT-App. Ms, B.S., cInCInna+I-scarab, AIA. WILSON, MILFORD-Bus. Ad., B.S., naman, Ina.-Y.M.c.A. WILSON, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, B.A., csnannaia. WILTSE, WILLIAM-Engineerng, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Chi Sigma. WIMMER, PAUL-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.l.E.E., Y.M.C.A. WINKLER, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-A.l.S., A.l.E.E. WINSLOW, JOHN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Jameslown, N.Y.-Glee Club, Band, Alpha Phi Omega lTreas.l, Varsily Vanilies, Arls Bd. lPres., V. Pres.l, Y.M.C.A., Rifle Club, Chess Club, A.l.S. WINTZINGER, ROLAND--Med., M.D., Cincinnali. WIOT, JEROME-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-Sigma Chi. WITTE, NORBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Efa Sigma, Men's Senale, Tau Bela Pi, l.A.S., Mefro, Union Soc. Com. WITTLE, CHARLES-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Co-Operalive En- gineer, A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E. WOEHRMANN, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. WOELLNER, JOHN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. WOESTMAN, JOHN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Ela Kappa Nu, l.R.E. WOESTMAN, ROBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Kappa. Weil, Gordon Weilhamer, Louis Weishaupl, Rose Marie Welch, Alma Welch, William Wells, Dickson Wendel, Eugene Wenslrup, Richard Werner, Roberl Wessel, Belly Wesl, George Weslerfeld, William Weslerkamp, David Wheeler, William Whisler, Kennelh While, Donald While, Joan While, Rulh While, Slanley Whilehead, Ralph Whileley, John Whillaker, Harry Whilleker, William Wiall, Roberl Wickes, Roberl Wiker, George Wilcox, Virginia Willenborg, John Williamilis, Leo Williams, Jack Williams, James Williams, Mary Bess Williams, Richard Wilson, Alberl Wilson, Milford Wilson, William Willse, William Wimmer, Paul Winkler, John Winslow, John Winlzinger, Roland Wiol, Jerome Wille, Norberl Willie, Charles Woehrmann, William Woellner, John Woeslman, John Woeslman, Roberl Q.. 6' ' nf ai 7 auth ' WS- -' 1 n 54 'fl 5' 'I V.-if l Wohl, Kurf Woirol, Warren Wolf, Bernice Wolf, John Wolf Roberl Wolf Waller Wood, Alfred Wood, Roberl A. Wood, Roberi V. Woodrum, William Woodward, George Wooley, Rufh Woolsey, Edna Wrassmann, Alan Wrighl, Jean Wrighf, Peggy Wrigley, Joanne Wuerfh, Raymond Yeardley, Lawrence Yee, May Yelfon, Richard Young, Charles Young, Roger Zachmann, William Zahneis, Joseph Zenifh, James Zerby, Al Ziesmann, Karl Zimov, Marlin Zippersfein, lrvin Zugeller, Daniel Zwick, Alberf GET youxz WANT A' DUAT 'KF' ERE WOHL, KURT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Pi Lambda Phi lTreas., Seal, A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Aris Bd. lV. Pres.l, Spirii' Inc., Co- Operafive Engineer iBus. Mgr.l, Cincinnarian lAss'+ Bus. Mgr.l, News Record, Hillel, Y.M.C.A. WOIROL, WARREN-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Swimming Team, I.A.S., Sigma Delia Psi. WOLF, BERNICE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnafi-Bolany Club, Alpha Lambda Delia, Y.W.C.A., A.l.S. WOLF, JOHN-Bus. Ad. B.B.A., Cincinnafi-A.M.A. WOLF, ROBERT-App. Arfs, B.S,, Brooklyn, N.Y.-Pi Lambda Phi ,Pres.l, Co-Operalive Engineer lArf Ed.l, Della Phi Della, Y,M.C.A., Vefs Assoc. WOLF, WALTER-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Cincinnafi. WOOD, ALFRED-Med., M,D., Cincinnafi-Nu Sigma Nu. WOOD, ROBERT A.-Law, L.L.B., Cheviof, Ohio-Debafe Team Championsl, Vefs Assoc.. Men's Senafe, Sfudenf Council, Social Board lPres., Treas.l, Wesley Foundalion, Phi Della Phi, Y.M.C.A., A.I.S. Board, Omicron Della Kappa. WOOD, ROBERT V.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii. WOODRUM, WILLIAM-Teachers, B.S., Porfsmoulh, Ohio-Spanish Club, Lalin American Club, Arfs Bd., Mummers, Y.lvi.C.A. WOODWARD, GEORGE-Med., M.D., Cincinnafi. WOOLLEY, RUTH-Bus, Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Alpha Omicron Pi lSec.l, Wig Wag, Cadei Corps, Co-Ep Club, Co-Operaiive Engineer, Y.W.C.A. WOOLSEY, EDNA-Bus. Ad., B.B,A., Bay Village, Ohio-Chi Omega, C Ring, Moriar Board lTreas.l, W.A.A. lPres.l, Playday Chmn., Jr. Class lV. Pres.l, Jr. Adviser, Bela Gamma Sigma lV. Pres.l, Alpha Lambda Della, Womenis Senale, Y.W.C.A. WRASSMANN, ALAN--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Kappa Psi lPres.l, Glee Club, Oraforio. WRIGHT, JEAN-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii--Phi Mu lTreas.l, Cin- cinnaiian, Y.W.C.A., Classics Club lV. Pres.l Wig Wag, Republi- can Club, Fresh. Commission. WRIGHT, PEGGY-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Wyoming, Ohio-Trans. from Wells College. Delia Delia Della, Y.W.C.A., Spanish Club, L.A. Tribunal. XX Q WRIGLEY, JOANNE-Lib. Aris, Cincinnafi. WUERTH, RAY-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-Phi Era Sigma lPres.l, Sfudenl Council lPres., Treas.l, Delia Tau Delia, Omicron Delia Kappa, Tau Bela Pi, Men's Senafe, Social Board, Bd. of Publicaiions, lnlerfral. Coun.. A.l.Ch.E. YEARDLEY, LAWRENCE-Engineering, B.S., Charlesiown, W. Va.- Traclc, Sigma Chi, A.S.M.E., Amer. Foundrysman Soc. YEE, MAY-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii. YELTON, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S., Erlanger, Ky.-Tau Bela Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma, A.l.Ch.E. YOUNG, CHARLES-Law, L.L.B., Newark, Ohio-Phi Della Phi, Law Review. YOUNG, ROGER-Engineering, B.S., Middleiown, Ohio-A.S.M.E. ZACHMAN, WILLIAM-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi-A.S.C.E. lPres.l. O.S.P.E., Delia Tau Delia. ZAHNEIS, JOSEPH-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnafi-Newman Club, A.I.S. ZENITH, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Falls Church, Va. ZERBY, AL-Law, L.L.B., Woosfer, Ohio-Trans. from Woosier College, Debafe. ZIESMANN, KARL-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnafi-Alpha Chi Sigma. ZIMOV, MARTIN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi. ZIPPERSTEIN, IRVIN-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnaii. ZUGELTER, DANIEL-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Tau Omega lSec.l, Phi Della Phi, Sigma Kappa Kappa, R.O.T.C., News Record, Vels Assoc., Sfudeni' Direclory, Y.M.C.A. ZWICK, ALBERT-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Pi Kappa Alpha. EVENING COLLEGE BODNOR, FREDRICKA-Cerf. in Journalism, Cincinnafi. BORDEN, ROBERT-Cerf. in General Business, Franklin, Ohio. BREYER, EUGENE-Carl. in Accounling, Cincinnari. BROWN, BRYAN-Cerf. in Accounring, Cincinnari. CALLAHAN, JOSEPH-Cert in Bus. Ad., Cincinnari. CHAIKIN, STANLEY-Cerl. in Traffic Management Cincinnaii. CHERRY, ROBERT-Cerl. in Mech. Eng., Daylon, Ky. COOKE, BETTY-Cerl. in lnduslrial Ari, Cincinnali. CORBETT, HARVEY-Geri. in General Business, Cincinnali. DAWSON, CHARLES--Cerf. in Commerce, B.S., Cincinnaii. DELANEY, ELIZABETH-Cerf. in General Business, Covinglon, Ky. DRAUD, WESTON-Cert in Bus. Ad., Cincinnali. DUNN, VELLA-Cert in Assoc. in Arfs, Cincinnali. EDWARDS, NELSON-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi. GOETZ, HOWARD-Cert in Accounfing, Cincinnafi. 304 GOULD, MARGARET--Cert in Journalism, Cincinnafi. HAYS, HAROLD-Cerl. in Accounfing, Cincinnali. HEIDEBRINK, RAYMOND-Cerf. in Bus. Ad., Clncinnali. HEPP, RICHARD-Cerl. in lnduslrial Manaqernenf, Nowoocl, Ohio HERTENSTEIN, GEORGE-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnafi. JELLISON, EVELYN-Cerl. in Accouniing, Cincinnali. JOHNSON, ROBERT-Cerl. in Real Esiale, Commerce, Cinclnnah KLETTNER, LEROY-Cerl. in Adverlising, Cincinnali. MAHER, MARY-Cerl: in Personnel Adminislrafion, Cincinnah MEYER, ANDREW-Cerf. an Accouniing, Cincinnafi. MICHAEL, JEANNE- MIZE, NOAH-dCerl. in Aeeeunnng, Cincinna+i. OAKS, Esn-lER-cen+. in Associale in Arie, Cincinnali. ouTcAi.T, ALLEN-Cerl. in Mech. Eng., Cincinnali. RICE, JOHN-Cerl. an sn.. Ae., Cincinnaii, RICH, BELDON-Cert in Mech. Eng., Cincinnari. RUEHLMAN, RICHARD-Cerr. in Journalism, Cincinnati. SCHRISTE, NORMA-Cerf. in Aclverrising, Park l-lills, Ky. SHAY, THOMAS-Cerf. in Traffic Management Cincinnafi. SHERMAN, IDELLA-Cert in Secrefarial Pracrice, Cincinnati SIMONTON, WlLLlAM-Cerl. in Mech. Eng., Dayron, Ohio. smm-I, FANELLA-Cerf. in Assoc. in An, Cincinnali. STONE, CLARENCE-cenr. in Mech. Eng., Cincinnali. STONEBRAKER, MELVIN-cenr. in clnenn. Eng., Cincinnali. STRATEGIER, MARCELLA-cen. in Accounllng, Covinglon, wELL1NeHoEE, PAUL-Cerl. in Accounling, Cincinnafi. WERT, ETHEL-Cert in Lee. Technology, Cincinnali. WILLIAMS, ROBERT-Commerce, B.S.. Cincinnali. YOUNG, ESTHER-Cert in Secreafrial Praclice, Cincinnali. ZIEGLER, HENRY-Commerce, B.S., Cincinnafi. Bodnor, Fredricka Borden, Roberf Breyer, Eugene Brown, Bryan Callahan, Joseph Chaikin, Sfanley Cooke, Beify Corbell, Harvey Dawson, Charles Delaney, Elizabelh Draud, Weslon Dunn, Vella Edwards, Nelson Goelz, Howard Gould ,Margarel Hays, Harold Heidbrink, Raymond Hepp, Richard Herfenslein, George Jellison, Evelyn Johnson, Roberl' Kleffner, Leroy Maher, Mary Jo Meyer, Andrew Michael, Jeanne Mize, Noah Oaks, Esfher Oufcali, Allen Rice, John Rich, Beldon Ruehlman, Richard Schrisle, Norma Shay, Thomas Sherman, ldella Simonfon, William Smifh, Fanella Sfone, Clarence Sfonebraker, Melvin Sfralegier, Marcella Wellinghoff, Paul Werl, Efhel Williams, Robert Young, Eslher Ziegler, Henry EVENING COLLEGE GRADS APPLIED ARTS Brown, Marguerife DuBon, David Hu'H'on, Willard Myers, Russell Suklhankar, Shanfi Voss, Mary Wach'rel, Hans BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Abale, Joseph Bauer, Roberl' Boeh, Shirley Brown, Herberf Burns, George Burleigh, William Campbell, John Chard, Thomas Cook, S+anIey CosIeH', Joseph Crossel, Richard Desserich, Earl GraI'er, Edwin Hamm, James Hanauer, James Harrison, Roy HaI'I'ersly, Donald Heines, Roberl HiHner, Ralph Hughes, KenneI'h Johnson, Earl Kanier, Roberf McCabe, Donald Moore, William Nichols, Henry Olden, Waller Peeden, Howard Rhollans, Donald Rigg, Richard Rolhenberg, Lewis Scheumann, Marcus Schirmer, Russell Schneider, Charles Sharp, George Solsman, Jeanne Troy, William Underhill, Lloyd Waller, CIe+us Wes'Iover, BeH'y Whippy, Charles Williams, George Yeiser, Eric ENGINEERING Anderson, Zack Bishop, Thomas GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Chambers, Marshall Conners, Jack Doepker, Rober+ Ginn, Rawlins Glimn, Arno Goddard, Louis Howser, Douglas Huck, Raymond Jones, Roberf Lach, Marion Le SainI', Kennelh Marquis, Roberl' Mecklenborg, William Rizick, Roberl' Romine, Aubrey RosI', George Slevens, R. 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Harry Torrisi, Carl Wallace, William Ware, Frank Weber, Roberl' Weinberg, Hillard Whaling, Alice Williams, Milchell Woodmansee, Edmond Young, Arlhur LIBERAL ARTS Ades, John Allan, Donald Bailey, Raymond Baird, Charles Berger, Philmore Beucher, Millard Brauch, Edylhe Braun, Graal Brown, James Daves, Baroch Dean, William Deichman, Marion Derrickson, Carolyn Diegmuller, John Dielz, Harry Dunleman, Roberl Eberhard, George Eberle, Arlhur Fernlheil, Alberl Friedman, Alvin Fries, Roberl' Funch, James Green, Russel Gregg, Lewis Habichl, John Haer, John Harris. 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VJ. 'L ,E My 4. in ff . ,f -- : :ff :mmm 3.4: if gn, si 1 f1'53fi5?' W. ,,:1Kwa+f2?51'ML -.. 135 '4- Qwm 'Q Mr Avwpv U 5 1 5 X 'L J Af af 5 ll1'cI1mW1EILIL IELWYIIII lI'lI'IE mmumvams I3 IEJUUEIILIIEIIIQIEIE-3:51 409 YORK STREET ' HTF CINCINNATI 14. OHIO 1949 EINEINNATIAN 3I2 QUEEN CITY CHEVROLET COMPANY GEO. A. CORBETT .Q soN Downtown for Convenient Chevrolet Service glorut 318 E. 6th St. . 4300 Spring Grove Ave. KI. 2073 PA. 4880 Cincinnati, Ohio WOCHER'S ' SICK SUPPLIES We Are In Business for Your Health I2 W. Seventh St. MA. 6848 Co smetics-Gifts-Perfumes MAURICE MARK Buick Sales and Service THE HOCKS BUICK CO. Professional Prescription Service 3363 Reading Rd. WU. 3300 3900 Reading Rd. UN. 5205 Ciniti., Ohio Avondale? Most Modern Pharmacy Used Car Dept. 2350 Gilbert Ave. WM. BECK 62 SONS CO. 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ANDERSON wg, Company Chrysler Plymouth a Motor Cars Publishers of Good Law Books Since 1887 AV- 1473 3469 Knott St. Avondale 524 MAIN STREET I'W'e Aim to Take Care of Oar Own The tudent nion Rook Store UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI TEXT BOOKS ' NOTE BOOKS 0 STATIONERY 0 FILLERS DRAWING EQUIPMENT ' FOUNTAIN PENS UNIVERSITY JEWELRY ' FRATERNITY INSIGNIAS TOBACCO ' CANDY HOTEL CO. Delightful Ballroom and Din- ing Rooms Available for FINE FOOTWEAR A Private Parties ami Socials. 650 U! 754.756 E. McMillan st. I ooooo o A ff 6 CINCINNATI 2.0!-U0 CINCINNATI 6' OHIO Still the first choice of old Cincinnati For Fine Food and Beverages 6th and Walnut Sts. PA. 5100 3l5 5 Rn W5 Huis? ff-. - je NNW 4'Everything for the Studentw LANCES ' Used Text Books . . LOU BAUER, INC. , gm Mateealg 1. Downtown Ford Service . Sngineermg upp les K M tatlonery . Try the New Ford Feel ' Records-Classlcal, Popular Genuine Ford Parts and Accessories TWO Convenient locations CC ' 99 Home of Exceptwnal Used Cars 218 W. MCMH-'LAN 321 LUDLOW, Broadway-Corner of Sixth St. Open Evenings KINBSPURT PRESS WSINCW Covers by Kingskraft KINGSPORT, PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE everything for every sportn BULLES SPIIRTING GO0IlS C0. 1 130-32 East Sixth Street CHerry 6240 Cincinnati 2, Ohio 3I6 This Year- As In Past Years--it's V I C A D K I N S AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Band Thatis In Demand Special arrangements-terrific vocal backgrounds for the voice of Lynn Stevens 5635 RIDGE ME. 9791 . Compliments of the Cincinnati Dodge Dealers Ass'n Downtown Cumminsville Price Hill JAMES BRYANT MOTORS INC. THOMPSON BROS' INC- SIEVE Sz LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 3900 Spring Grove 14-01 Reading Rd. KI 1063 3741 Warsaw DU. 1570 WA. 7000 Evanston ATLAS MOTORS INC. Avondale 34121 Montgomery Rd. Cov1ngton GATCHETT MOTOR CO. WO- 6200 COVINGTON AUTO SALES INC. 34117 Reading Rd. Mt. Washington 24 E. 5th St. AV- 2277 CAHAIL-ARNOLD Mofrons INC. HE- 1722 6615 Beechmont - BE. 8911 Cheviot - Westwood Newport Pleasant Ridge MENKE - HEIL MOTORS INC NEWPORT AUTO SALES INC I FRED SCHENKE MOTORS INC. HBITISOH Ave. Montgomery Rd. E. 3I'd SI. MO. 7373 ME. 3040 IU. 4455 Cincinnati Conservatory of Music A complete school of music conferring Diplomas, Bachelor and Master Degrees. Special students may enter at any time. Write for catalog or summer bulletin. C. U. BENJAMIN, Registrar Highland Ave. and Oak St. Telephone: AVon 7800 The Most Interesting Spot in Cincinnati qvai:---F ee' -um, lf CvALLE lESXt ' Ncguss 5 1 C. 4.15 Race St. CINCINNATI 2, OHIO CHerry 3230 I PROGRESSIVE MOTOR SALES INC. OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service 3038 Reading Road, Cincinnati 6, Ohio AVon 8772-8773 Compliments of L. M. PRINCE C0. 4 W. 4th Street As A Safeguard to Your Future Save a Part of What You Earn Open an Account at the SECOND NATIONAL BANK AVONDALE BRANCH Burnet and Rockdale AV. 7505 For the gas with the extra miles And the service station where the attendant smiles Come to the conveniently located Royell Gas 36 Service Station 2000 Reading Rd. CH. 9206 Open Day and Night We Never Close Section change finds eye-weary students seeking -relaxation at uEd,s. The friendly atmosphere and the carefree songs and laughter provide perfect set- ting for forgetting. FRIES BROS. 3247 Jefferson SCHWARTZ TAILORS Fine Made to Measure Clothes 54- YEARS IN CINCINNATI 515 Walnut St. Sth and Sycamore Sts. Compliments of the GOODALL COMPANY MAKERSOF HPALM BEACH SUITS Ask For a Demonstration Bugganer Motors Inc. Your Downtown Hudson Dealer Sales and Service Always a large Selection of Good Used Cars 2340 Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio PL. 2330 GATCIIETT MOTOR C0. DIRECT FACTORY DEALER DODGE -- PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS Expert Body and Fender Work We Serve A11 Makes 3417 Reading Road AVon 2277 AVon 3121 Superior Dairy Products CEDAR HILL FARMS Irradiated Vitamin D Milk EXCELLENT SORORITY and FRATERNITY SERVICE BRAMBLE 1700 IIEALTIIIIS ' ' , A gg' ta X L . Every REALTOR is a business man--a good business man or he wouldn'f be allowed to use the professional title of REALTOR. Naturally he's in business to make a profit but -he places service to his clients above and before profit. Service Before Profit! A real estate man musf make that pledge before he can be a REALTOR. And he lives up to it, nof only be- cause fhe rules govenring REALTORS are enforced, but because in fhe long run, if's a good business to practice. A good business practice for you is fo place your real esfafe affairs in the hands of a REALTOR. because a REALTOR must have experience, ability, integrity, and follow a golden rule code of business ethics. When you make sure your Real Esfafe man is a REALTOR, you are making sure of complete satisfaction. Look for REALTOR in classified ads, in the phone book and on business sfafionery. CINCINNATI REAL ESTATE BOARD L Mercantile Library Building S 4I4 Walnut S+. MA Cincinnati, Ohio III3 1!Es'rr.1f- 0 u I' Caterers who serve buffet, Those delicious box lunches B O X L I1 Il C ll smorgasbord, or full course for a quick nutritional snack C O . dinners to insure the success of between classes at prices to 1 by ' I k your c u s picnic, smo er or fit the student's budget. 3208 Jefferson WO 1538 banquet. 3I9 Tl1e Entner Oldsmobile Co. 4040 Spring Grove Ave. Cincinnati 23, Ohio Kirby 1980- 1981 A conservative banking institution with 70 years' experience solicits your patronage THE WESTERN BANK M TRUST COMPANY CLIFTON HEIGHTS OFFICE Clifton and McMillan, Cincinnati, Ohio Sales Service MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. iin -5- ' A ,y,,,y,, ,pity A my Catering at its T ,',t,. X-,, 'zvq li '9 Bestf V 1 by I K 155:12- H 0 w a r d S Catering Service Sewing- Fm'- 46. . . But I don't want an ice cream Full Course Dlnners Parnes 00116, Daddy. I Want to g0 to the Sfngrgasbgrd Pienigs Veranda? Buffet Spreads Banquets F' F d d D ' k me oil tg: rm Special Cakes Receptions v E R A N D A 3203 Jefferson PLaza 2419 Call AVon 9310 ON VINE STREET ACROSS FROM THE ZOO ENTRANCE Cincy's Most Modern and Sanitary Milk Plant H. MILLER DAIRY CO., INC. 656 E. McMillan St. Phone WO. 24.74-2475 Visitors Welcome Come To Us Witli Your Car! University Students Especially Invited AVONDALE-CHEVROLET 3425 READING ROAD 320 K O D A K AND A N S C O SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL MAin 6865 CINCINNATI PIIOT0 SUPPLY S. E. Corner Sixth and Sycamore CINCINNATI 2, 0IIIO HILTON - DAVIS CHEMICAL CO. MANUFACTURERS COLORS - PIGMENTS - DYES Div. Sterling Drug, Inc. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner We have served you during The Best Years of Your Life Congratulations And Best Wishes For Your Future F R d U. of C. Dining Halls 2335 Langdon arm oa CINCINNATI, OHIO And Grill Street-car College Two things remain to link us with the old - the guardian Lions of Mc- Micken and the friendly service of . . . 66New McMicken The Cincinnati Street Railway Co. Transportation and edu- cation modernize for greater efficiency. Old lVlcMicken gives way to HNew7' MclVlicken and the faithful trolley car re- tires in favor of the new streamlined and comfort- able trolley bus. Wfrolley-bus College SEALTEST ICE CREAM SERVEDBY FRECIITLING DAIRIES AT FIIUNTAIN GRILL 322 VX?tlll,flQl0s - , x ,-W 4. Qirrharh ix 1 Braun K X yflllw N Jlnnelrr '6Whel'e prices are the measure of quality. 210 W. McMillan lVlAin 6906 fCliftonl For Consistent Quality in Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring it's K u e 1' t z 9 s 2607 Vine St. AV 3821 Pick Up and Delivery Service McDevitt,s Mens Shop MMERCHANDISE OF MERIT Peebles Corner Cincinnati For a convenient, friendly rendezvous after fraternity meetings, dances, and parties, U. C. meets at the HC B 340 Ludlow Ave. AV 9240 Your education is not complete until you have had a post-graduate course in FUN at C 0 N E Y I S L A N D America? finest amusement park. Toiletries Magazines Miller's Drug Store Let us serve your needs! 169 W. McMillan Candy Fountain Service Presenting Cincinnatfs Top Name Bands, Combos, and Trios Art Hayes Kenny Jones The Three Notes Will Hauser Danny Walker Del Mason Bob Dorsey Ches Wahle Bill Layne Al Cassady Orchestra Leader's Agency HE 674-7 Best Wishes From B i l l 0 9 N 0 i l l DeSoto - Plymouth Fine Cars Clifton STUDY BELLS T0 TELEPlIONE BELLS A salute and best wishes to graduates of 194-9. We hope some of you will join the tele- phone organization, become im- bued with its traditional spirit of service, and remain to help provide fast, reliable communi- cation through the years. CINCINNATI Sc SUBURBAN BELL It is a good place to with good pay, excellent ing conditions, vacations, plans, medical service, pany-paid pensions and ness-accident-death benefits. There is a great opportunity for young men and Women in helping to build telephone com- munications of the future. Work, work- thrift Com- sick- kf au ' I T READ YOUR U.C. PUBLICATIONS ll 5 .... We '::p,,.. 5 La X- ff P Q News Record . f 040 . X Avy 1 A Q Cincinnatian ' ff ---. Q Profile I 'gm Q Co-op Engmeer It,s Ships At Sea U' C That Is Q Student D1P6Ct0Py S h i p l e y s 214 W. Mcmillan PA 2620 324 TELEPHONE CO Craftsmen, Creators and Style Originators of Merfs Clothing and Sportswear Entire North-East Corner of 7th 81 Central Aves. MA 0932 C l a s s R i n g University of Cincinnati Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry L. G. Balfour Co. 210 W. McMillan MA 6906 Doc's Sales Sc Service K A I S E R F R A Z E R 4119 Spring Grove Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio KI 0505 Used Cars Bought and Sold GREGG CLEANERS 200 West McMillan St. Cincinnati, Ohio BUSY BEE That's the Place for Me 316 Ludlow Ave. AV 9038 Everything for a Party or Picnic! A Y E , S - Drinks - Pretzels - Ice Cream Calhoun Opp. Open Daily Law School til Midnite - 'i - '- 'l I I I I I I I I I I I SPECIAUZED PLANNING AND ENGRAVING SERVICE FOR YEARBOOK STAFFS .. I I I ..-..-..--..--..-..--......-.I 326 5' W5 1 ' :-A -x 1.2, V . K , 'JI '15 V .Qq'sf1'm9fx L f 1 . . '3 1 .04 X ,i ff , ' RV , x 1.,.. . , , M, 1 9-' 9 I .. 'mmf 1 wc Q , ,pm ,Qz mx, 1 A : 21455 Q, ef 14? .. L, 1 I i I 1 , l ' A 1 5, 5 M, 2' A 4 if ff, .f :wif g,f5,w,. 5.5--,DL I 1 H, -. f fm A455 1 was 42:4 -'iflzlfniaiff dmv' wmwu-fm , ,X LA, Adlrins, Vic, Orcheslra 317 Anderson: Law Books , 315 Aronoff Galleries, 317 Avondale Chevrolel, 320 Balfour, L. G. Co., 325 Bauer, Lou lnc., 316 Bayer's, 325 Beclr and Sons, 314 Bo11e's Sporling Goods, 316 Brand, Richard Jeweler, 323 Bugganer Molors lnc., 318 Busy Bee, 325 C. B., 323 Cedar Hills Farms lnc., 319 Cin. Conservalory of Music, 317 Cin. Dodge Dealers Assn., 317 Cincinnali Pholo Supply, 321 Cincinnali Real Eslale Board, 319 Acacia, 97 Men's Senale, 223 Speakers Bureau, 166 Alpha Chi Omega, 75 Alpha Chi Sigma, 42 Alpha Della Pi, 76 Alpha Epsilon Pi, 98 Alpha Gamma Della, 77 Alpha Kappa Psi, 36 Alpha Lambda Della, 164 Alpha Omicron Pi, 78 Alpha Sigma Phi, 99 Alpha Tau Omega. 100 ADVERTBING INDEX Cin. Slreel Railway Co., 322 Cin. 8: Suburban Bell Telephone Co., 324 Cilizen's Paclcard, 314 Coney lsland lnc., 323 Corbell, Geo. A. 8: Sons Florisl, 313 Doc's Aulo Sales, 325 Enlner, Oldsmobile, 320 Fielman J. H. Dairy Co., 314 Frechlling Dairy Co., 322 Friars' Club, 314 Fries Brolhers, 318 Galchell Molor Co., 319 Goodall Company, 318 Gregg Cleaners, 325 Hillon-Davis, 321 ORGANIZAT Chess Club, 92 Chi Omega, 79 Cincinnalian, 236 Cliflon Dorm, 17 Coaching Slaff, 123 Co-Ep Club, 181 Cheerleaders, 135 Cooperalive Engineer, 239 Wesley American Commons Club, .101 American lnslilule ol Archllecls 32 American lnslilule of Chemical Engineers, 43 . American lnslilule of Eleclncal Engineers, 47 American Sociely of Civil Engineers, 45 . American Sociely of Mecamcal Engineers, 49 Applied Arls Tribunal, 29 Arele, 208 Arnold Air Sociely, 188 Arls Board, 197 Assc. ol lndependenl Sludenls, 93 Auburn Dorm, 16 Band, 117 Baseball Team, 212 Baslcelball Team, 171 Bela Gamma Sigma, 37 Bela Theda Pi, 102 Board of Direclors, 25 Board of Publicalions, 233 Business Adminislralion Tribunal, Cox Cross Della Della Hall, 11 Counlry, 136 Della Della, 80 Phi Della, 30 Della Phi Epsilon, 81 Della Tau Della, 103 Della Zela. 82 Engineering Tribunal, 39 Epsilon Phi Sigma, 150 Ela Kappa Nu, 46 Fencing Team, 217 Foolball Team, 125 Gamma Della, 151 Glee Club, 198 Golf Team, 216 Guidon, 187 Hillel, 149 Home Economics Club, 52 Home Economics Tribunal, 51 lnslilule of Aeronaulical Sciences, 41 lnlerfralernily Council, 96 lola Chi Epsilon, 104 Junior Junior Advisers, 140 Class Olficers, 219 Kappa Alpha Thela, 83 Kappa Della, 84 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 85 Kappa Kappa Psi, 120 Kindergarlen Club, 62 Hocl:'s Buick Co., 313 Hosfcrd Nlolors, 315 Howard's Calering Service, 320 lndianapolis Engraving Co. lnc., 326 Kingsporl Press lnc., 316 Kuerlz Dry Cleaners, 323 Lance's Boolc Slore, 316 Marlr, Maurice Pharmacy, 313 Max's Clolhing, 325 McDevills Mens Shop, 323 Melropole Holel, 315 Miller, H. Dairy Co. lnc., 320 O'Nei11, Bill Molors, 323 Orcheslra Leaders Agency, 323 Our Box Lunch Co., 319 Prince, L. M. Co., 318 ION INDEX Lalin American Club, 196 Liberal Arls Tribunal, 55 League Women Volers, 91 Memorial Dorm Unil A, 12 Unil B, 13 Unil F, 14 Men's lnler Dorm Council, 14 Melro, 155 Morlar Board, 224 Mummers Board, 191 Newman Club, 148 News Record, 234 Nursing and Heallh Tribunal, 59 Ohio Sociely of Professional Engineers, 42 Omicron Della Kappa, 225 Omicron Nu, 53 Orienlalion Board, 21 Pan-Hellenic Council, 74 Pershing Rifles, 186 Phi Bela Kappa, 57 Phi Della Thela, 106 Phi Epsilon Kappa, 142 Phi Ela Sigma, 165 Phi Kappa, 107 Phi Mu, 86 Pi Chi Epsilon, 37 Pi Kappa Alpha, 108 Pi Lambda Phi, 109 Pi Lambda Sigma, 87 Pi Tau Sigma, 48 Profile, 238 Red Cross, 92 Rifle Club, 188 R. O. T. C., 183 Scabbard and Blade, 186 Scarab, 32 Powell 8 While Prinlers 8: Publishers, 312 Progressive Oldsmobile, 318 Queen Cily Chevrolel, 313 Royell Gas 8: Service Slalion, 318 Schwarlz Tailors, 318 Schwarlz, John Shoes, 315 Second Nalional Bank, 318 Shipleys, 324 Song Shop, 314 Sliers Pharmacy, 314 U. C. Dinning Halls Er Grill, 321 U. C. Sludenl Union Boolrslore, 315 Veranda, 320 Weslern Banlc 8. Trusl Co., 320 Whillelcer Sludios, 327 Wocher, Max Sick Supplies, 313 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 110 Sigma Alpha Mu, 111 sigma Chi, II2 Sigma Della Tau, 88 Sigma Sigma, 226 Sophos, 144 Social Board, 154 Social Commillee of Union Board, 139 Sludenl Council, 220 Sludenl Direclory, 240 Swimming Team, 174 Tau Bela Pi, 40 Tau Bela Sigma, 120 Tau Kappa Alpha, 143 Tau Pi Epsilon, 53 Teachers College Tribunal, Tennis Team, 214 Thela Alpha Phi, 192 Thela Chi, 113 Thela Phi Alpha, 89 Traclr Team, 213 Triangle, 114 Trianon, 91 Ulex, 230 Union Board, 138 Universily Dorm D, I9 Vigilance, 142 Foundalion, 151 61 35 C Club, I2I A Abel, B., 29, 90 Abel, F., 104 Abello, N., 196 Acomb, C., 76 Adair, T., 102 Adams, D., 105 Adams, J., 49, 106 Adams, L., 83 Adams, M., 75 Adams, W., 103 Adlcins, E., 114 Adler. E., 62, 149. 234. 238. 240 Agin, J., nz Aglamesis, M., 52, 79, 150, 164 Aglamesis, J., 112 Aherns, M., 80 Alrers, R., 42, 45, 114 Albanese, R., 89, 142 Albaugh, A., 83 Lambda Chi Alph Albaugh, W., 102 Albers, M., 62, 83, 92, 142, 152, 187, 222, 236 Albury, M., 196 Aldridge, R., 97 Alexander, E., 150, 165 a,1 05 Senior Cla INDEX Anderson, D., 16 Anderson, J., 84, 142 Anderson, M., 112, 234 Anderson, R., 100 Anderson, R., 14 Anderson, R., 102 Aexander, J., 102 188 Anderson, W., 125, 214 Alexander, K., I50 Anderson. Z-. 14 Aexander, R., 48 Andraud, M., 79, 236 Allord, A., 106 Allan, B., 51, 84, 191 Allen, L., 40, 46, 47, 192 Allgaier, J., 52, 79, 152 Almeida, D., 196 Aller, G., 186 Allier, B., 16, 100 Allman, L., 109, 141 Allsleller, J., 43 Aman, A., 29, 30, 139 Ambrosius, M., 59, 140, 152 Ammons, B., 84 Anderson, C., 108 Andres, G., 106 Andress, F., 112 Aneshansel, R., 100 Anlenen, D., 40, 45 Anlhonym, D., 52 Appel, L., 111 Applequisl, H., 49, 239 Arauio, C., 49, 113 Archambeaull, L., 147 Archea, M., 30, 75, 140, 197 Archer, R., 16 Armandrolf, J., 30 Armbrusler, J., 186 328 SS Officers, 219 Armenlroul, E., 105 Armslrong, W., 103 Arnold, C., 75 Arnold, N., 75 Aronberg, G., 88, 149 Asbury, T., 212 Ashbroolc, S., 100 Alherlon, D., 108 Allcinson, B., 147 Aug, R., 165 Auler, C., 106 Auslin, J., 89 Avey, V., 85 Baclrin, D., 19 Bachman, A., 93 Bachman, R., 41, 120 Bachrach. J., 88 Bader, M., 42, 114 Baer, E., 80 Baier, R., 186 Weslminsler Foundalion, 147 Wig Wag, 141 Women's Alhlelic Associalion, 206 Women's lnler-Dorm Council, 10 Women's Senale, 222 YMCA, 153 YWCA, 152 Zela Tau Alpha, 90 Bailey, B., 102 Bailey, M., 13, 77, 197 Bailey, N., 83 Baker, C., 19 Ba lcer, G., 12 Balmer, J., 76 Baller, T., 142, 171 Baldridge, K., 217 Ballte, T., 108 Ball, D., 114 Ball, R., 19 Ballard, A., 51 Bammerlin, J., 84 Bangerl, R., 114 Banlrer, F., 121 142 Banlrs, P., 106 Barbieri, J., 212 Bard, S., 143 Barnes, J., 93, 97 Barnes, W., 41, 112 Barnell, R., 98 Barney, H.. 49 Barnhard, J., 13 238 Clifi, B.. I04 Barnharl, B., I5I Barnharl, C., 78, I97 Barr, N., I3, I49 Barrelf, D., IIO Barrell, M., I4I, l48 Barreff, T., 4I Barrick, E., 77 Bary, R., 76 Bary, w., los, lab Basinger, M., I96, 240 Basseff, B., 75, I40 Ba'I'ik, A., I97, 234, 238 Bafscha, A., 42, 43, 239 Bauer, D., 9l Bauer, E., l4l Bauer, G., 2l2 Bauer, R., I06 Bauerbach, A., 89 Bauerbach, J., 89 Bauman, C., 92 Bauman, R., ll0, 227 Baumann, R., I86 Baumring, A., 8l Bavis, E., II3 Baxler, D., I5I Bayles, M., 78 Beall, A., I05 Beall, W., I05 Bear, H., I9 Bear, J., 93 Beard, A., 36 Beafly, J., 230 Beaudry, D., I4, I6 Beck, E., 9l, l5I Beck, H., 49 Becker, C., 35, I06, I55, 233 Becker,' C., 78 Becke', J., 90, I64, l8I Beckner, D., I02 Behrendf, I., 55, III, I44, 234 Bell, E., 52 Bell, s., 14, I42 Bellamah, H., I25 Bellamy, J., 92 Bellz, R., I9 Benedicl, D., 32, I00 Beniamin, M., 83 Bennell, S., 222 Benflage, J., 96, I05 Benlley, E., I47 Benzing, E., 85, I40, 206 Benzing, G., I02 Benzinger, R., 90 Berger, B., III Berghamer, R., I47 Bergman, G., l09 Bergman, M., l09 Bergman, R., I65 Bergold, J., 90, I47 Berkshire, M., 85 Berman, J., I09, I39 Bernabei, A., 87 Bernel, H., I06 Bernhau'l', M., IO9 Bering, A., 75 Bernslein, J., I09 Bernsfein, S., IO9 Berfram, G., 79, I40, 206, 208 Berlsch, L., 9I Berlschinger, J., 77 Berwanger, M., 9I Besf, R., 96. 97 Beh, F., I08 Beh, M., 52, 80 Beucus, N., 83 Beyersdorfer, J., IIO Beyersdorfer, J., 49, II2 Bidlingmeyer, C., I05 Bedlingmeyer, L., 75 Biederman, C., 52, 62, 83 Biederman, J., 52, 62, 83 Biehl, J., I02 Bierman, R., I05 Biles, W., 42 Biliz, B., 80 Binder, B.,,80 Bingham, I., 49, II2 Birkmeier, XR., I97 Birn, M., 89, I64, IBI, 236. 240 Bischof, J., 40, 42, 45 Bishop, E., II3, Bishop, H., I9, 43 Bissel, P., 85 Biffikofer, J., I25 Blackman, A., 88 Blackwell, W., I03 Blake, T., I25 Blank, S., 79 Blank, W., l07, I4B Blankenship, S., 79 Blaflman, C., 80, I40 Blesi, M., 89 Blelso, B., l04 Blickensderfer, R., I00 Bloodgood, J., I0, I3 Blolz, J., 96 Blum, J., I06, I25 Blumenlhal, R., 42, 45 Bocksfiegel, R., I02, I5I Bodenlos, R., II2 Bodenslein, A., 45 Bodiker, D., 40, 48 Boeh, R., I02 Boehm, E., 39, 42 Boehm, I., 87, l48 Boggild, R., 40, I04 Bohmer, L., I3, 89 Bohn, E., 42, 49 Bohn, M., 79 Bohnenkamper, R., 36, IIO Bokenkamp, G., 49, I05 Boksenbom, F., I49 Bolan, S., II2 Bolana, B., 37 Boland, B., 37 Boland, S., 74, 83 Boleky, E., I3 Boling, R., I08 Bolland, A., 52, 79 Boller, R., I88 Bolsinger, D., IIO Boneau, C., 2l7 Bonem, E., 46 Bonem, F., 42.49, I09,239 Boni, R., 97 Bonnell, M., 75, I5I Bonner, G., 78 Books, H., I06 Boone, B., 85, I42 Boone, W., 49 Boolh, N., I0 Borcherding, G., I06, I86 Borgman, J., 90 Borlz, M., I65 Bosch, G., 9l Bosley, W., I05 Bosse, R., I04 Bosler, S., III Bofhwell, R., Il0 Boris, J., 84 Bou'Ie+, J., I03 Bowen, I., 79 Bowman, D., I65 Bowman, J., I04 Bowman, R., I02 Box, E., I08, I65 Boyer, J., 42 Boycem, S., 47 Brabson, R., 97 Brackman, R., III Bradham, S., 82 Bradley, E., l04 Bradrick, T., II3 Brady, S., I02 Brafford, R., I00 Bramble, C., I7 Brandi, D., l06 Branscom, J., IOI Brafburd, L., III Braun, F., 43, 2l2 Braun, M., 84 Brayerman, M., I49 Breiel, S., 74, 80 I Breifhold, E., 84, I42 Bremer, G.. 4I, I05 Brendamour, E., I02 Brennan, J., I07 . Brennemann, A., 46 Brennemann, C., I64 Brenner, G., 97 Breslin, J., l48 Brewer, W., I02, I74 Brewsler, J., I05 Briggs, R., 47, II2, l20 I2! Brigham, R., I00 Brill, D., I25 Brill. M.. 75 Brinkman, R.. I07 Brisfol, J., 89,238 Brockmeier, R., I6 Brockmeier, R., I08 Brogdon, R., 74. 77 Brokamp, R.. 43, I88 Bronslein, H., I49, 239 Browell, J., I65 Brown, B.. 59 Brown, B., I3 Brown, C., 52. 79, 82 Brown, D., bl, I08 Brown, E.. I06, I74 Brown, J., 96 Brown, R.. 96. 97 Brown, R., l0l Brown, W., I00, 239 Brown, W., 97 Browne, W.. II2 Brownell, J., 39 Bruckmann, J., I92 Bruggemann, B., 76 Bruesile, G., 40, 48, 49, I03, 225 Brumberg, A., I86 Brunand. M., I96 Brunck, C., I65 Bruns, D., II2 Bryan, J., I66 Bryan, M.. I43 Bryanl, C., II2 Bucher, A., 89 Buck, R., 80. I40 Buckmasfer, J., 80 Bueche, F.. 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I25 Penrod, D., I07 Peper, H., I02 Perdomo, L., I2I. I96 Perin, C., 32, I00, I2I Perin, J., I00 Perk, H., IO4 Perry, B., 88, 9I, 92, I4I, I49, 22 Pesa, C., 89, 208, 238 Perers, J., 42 Pelers, V., 84 Pelerson, N., I3 Pelrie, R., II2 Pexlon, H., IOI Pfalzgraf,, P., IIO Pfeiffer, P., I74 Pfennigwerlh, P., I65 H., 4l, I06 Pfinsfag, Pfifzer, W., 43, 239 Plreim, B., 90 Phelps, M., 77 Phili i A., 75 PP- Phillips, B., 9I, I20 Phillips, 93, l52, I40 Phillips, M., 59, 151 R., 42, 49 R., 93 Phillips, Phillips, Piche, G., 45, II2 Piclrerell, R., 97 Pierle, J., I38, I40, l52 Pilman, L., l03, I25 Pillman, C., I08 Pilis, H., I25, I42 Plagge, H., 87 PlaH, L., IIO Plass, S., 84 Plselr, D., 78, I97 Pogue, C., 32 Pogue, J., IO4, I86 Pohl, C., 42 Pohl, H., I3' J ' Poirol, J., 236 Poley, F., Ill Poll, G., II3 Pomeroy, D., 45 Ponlius, B., l0, I3, 29, 85 l35, I40 Popplewell, G., 90 Porleous, M., 89 Porler, B., 82, 208 Porler, E., I86 Posller, J., 80 Polfebaum, R., 47 Pofhoff, M., 83 Pollinger, G., 220 Poulicos, E., I96 Poundslone, G., 76 Poynier, D., I02, I20, I2l Pramik, J., I25 Preslon, G., 49 Price, J., 75 Price, M., 84 Prifchelf, C., 76 Puffenberger, E., I86 Pugh, D., 77, 142 Pugh, L., 84, I40 Pullis, R., 97 Pulos, K., I50 Pumphrey, D., I9, I53 Purlell, M., I6 Pusaleri, S., I4, I9, 36 Pulnam, T., I06 Puller, B., 8I Q Quinn, P., 90 Quinn, W., I02 R Raab, D., 53 Rabkin, R., l09 Race, C., I86 Rader, V., I9, 30, 99 Radin, B., 93 Radlke, C., IO3 Radfke, L., IO4 Rahe, K., 49 Rahn, E., I65 Railing, R., I65 Ralslon, G., 42, 43 Ralslon, N., 9I R-Image. J-. 55, 83, I40, I52, I54, I87. 222 D., 2l, 5I, 52, Ramge, J., 49 Ramundo, F., 93 Rank, M., 55, 80, I40 Ransom, W., I53 Rapp, L., 82 Rappleyea, F., IO7 Rardin, B., I07 Ralckiff, H., I08 Rallermann, A., 89 Rau, R., IIO Rauh, M., 75, 234 Rausch, M., I3, 79 Rausch, V., I3, 30 Rayl, C., I4, I7 Rebeck, G., 52, 79 Rechlin, R., I08 Reading, H., 41 Reece, K., 49, II2, I5I Reece, P., 80, I40 Reeves, J., 85 Refzinger, B., I00 Reichel, J., 80 Reicherl, G., 83 Reiche, H., II4 Reif, M., I49 Reil, R., 49 Reiman, R., 39, 47, I03 Reisenfeld, H., 2l7 Reifenour, R., 90 Rempe, F., I5I Remke, R., IIO, I44 Rempe, R., I5I Renaker, H., 62, 79 Renner, R., I08 Renfz, C., 97 Ressler, P., 42 Reslemeyer, W., 40 Relhmeier, M., I06 Rehsch, O., 35, IO3, 223, 227, 230 Reuler, S., 93, I40, 239 Revelos, D., 30, 74, 75, 224 Rhodes, J., 49, I05 Rice, B., I2, 83 Rice, R., 40, 48, 49 Rice, W., 46 Rich, S., 9I Richards, A., I06, I25, 2I2, 230 Richards, R., 49 Richardson, G., 90, I97 Richner, C., 4I Richler, J., IO4 Richler, R., l7l Richler, S., III Riehl, G., 99 Rihm, M., 36, 37 Riley, P., 76 Rinderknechl, J., I00 Rinehart, W., 97 Ripple, H., II4 Risser, J., 99 Riller, J., 45 Rilz, J., II2 Robbins, M., I3, 75, I20, I40 4 Robeck, G., 5l Robens, E., 88 Roberis, M., I47 Roberlson, G., 52 Roberlson, G., 36 Robineff, D., I48 Robinson, J.,- 40, II4 Robison, R., I25 Rodenfels, R., IO0 Rodgers, H., 52 Reeder, A., 36, 2I7 Roediger, R., I44 C., 84, II3 H., 53 Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, R., 97 Rogers, W., II3 Roman, J., I06 Romary, J., l00 Romine, A., II2 Romine, R., 30, 99 Romins, R., 49 Ronsheim, S., 88 Rose, I., I09 Rose, J., I02, I5I Rosen, I., 98 Rosenberg, B., 98 Rosenblum, R., I09 Rosenbusch, O., I05 Rosensfein, E., I09 Rosensliel, J., 80, I39 Rosner, R., 82 Ross, D., 87 Ross, N., 36, I65, 223 Rosselof, P., I3 Rofh, J., I53 Rofh, R., IO7 Rolherl, J., 84 Rolhfuss, R., I25 Roflenberger, D., IO7 Roy, J., I96 Rubenslein, A., I42, l7I Ruchly, M., 75, 208 Rude, D., IOI Rudler, D., IO4 Rudolph, E., 97 Rueger, W., II3 Ruehlmann, E., I02, I55, 225 Ruff, W., II2 Rulo, J., 83 Rumsfield, B., I3 Runck, E., l04 Runer, J., I42 Runge, D., 49, I06 Runge, M., 30, 80 Runck, J., 80 Rush, R., 89 Rush, K., II3 Russe, R., 52, 79, I4I, ISI Russel, N., ISI Russell, W., 47, IO3 Ryan, J., IO7, l48 Ryan, R., I02, I07 Rydin, D., I3, I64 Ryle, B., 42 S Saelems, R., 36 Saffran, M., 76 Saile, G., 97 Sf. Clair, P., l00, I25 Sl. Leger-Barier, G., I86 Sakelos, J., IIO Salamon, E., I4, I9, 43 Salkowilz, S., I49 Salmon, W., I00 Sampson, L., I88 Sander, S., 82, 208 Sander, T., 49 Sanford, N., I5I Sankey, G., 45 Sansalone, J., I9 Sarbeck, L., 42 Sarslield, J., 35, l38 Sarsfield, J., I44, I9I, 220 Sause, M., I07 Sau'H'er, C., 78 Saville, l., 86 Sawfelle, B., I3, 76 Schaefer, C., II3 Schaen, E., 30, 3I, III, I49 Schaengold, R., I6, 93 Schafer, A., I40, l8l Schaffield, J., II2 Schaffner, J., 93, I5I, I8I, 222 Schalslall, R., I40 Schapiro, S., I09, I49, 233 227, 35 Scharfenberger, I., 36, II2, I44, 227, 35 Scharold, F., 97 Schebor, C., l2I, I25 Scheiber, E., I49 Schelper, S., I3, 208 Scheper, H., 46, 47, 93, l5l Scherpeneberg, T., 47 Scheu, R., I08 Scheumann, M., I86 Scheurer, K., I42, 230 Schierloh, E., 86 Schierloh, R., I86 333 Schilling, H., 86 Schilmeisler. G., 47, 93 Schindler, C., 96, I03 Schirmer, B., I2 Schlegel, D., 29 Schleicher, N., I3, 93 Schlerelh, B., 2l, 37, 87, I8I, 35 Schlerlhe, M., 37, 87 Schloss, E., 49, I06 Schlolman, W., 42 Schlueler, R., 49, II3 Schmadel, R., 2I2 Schmallus, W., I42, I7I Schmalz, J., 89, 236, 238 Schmid, R., 84 Schmidf J., 9l Schmidl, L., 49 Schmidl, U., I07 Schmidl, V., I74 Schmidf, W., IO4 Schmill, J., I7 D I20 Schneider, ., Schneider, E., I08 Schneider, M., III Schneider, R., I02 Schneider, S., 5l, 52, 88, 92, I40, I49, l87, 234 Schneiderman, W., III Schoenfeld, B., 43, 82 Schoenhoel, B., 2l2 Schofsfall, R., 75 Schon, E., 43 Schonfield, J., I09 Schoolfield, E., II3 Schoonover, W., 46, 47 Schrader, J., 52, 79 Schramm, A., I64 Schroder, J., 97 Schroeder, P., I05 Schroeder, R., Il0 Schrom, L., I3 Schuberl, L., II3 Schiberl, R., IO3, I53, I55 Senour, R., II3 Senseman, B., 48 Serbin, W., III, I97 Seslakauckas, D., I25 Seybold, H., IO3 Shafer, P., 9I, I97, 236 240 Shagaloff, J., I3 Shair, E., 8I Shank, R., 230 Shanks, C., 32, I00 Share, F., Sheakley, Sheperd, Shepard, I52, 234 R., 36 W., I9 J., 62, 75, I40 233, 240 Sheppard, R., I65 Sherwin, B., 8l Shipley, G., IIO Shivley, R., II2 Shoemaker, B., I02 Shoemaker, W., 49 Shohel, H., 4I Shore, D., III Shorls, F., IIO, I25, 227 Shouse, C. 85 Shirner, P., IO6 Shirver, J., I06 Shuberl, M., I3 Siberl, A., 9I Siebenlril, C., I05 Siegel. E., 40, 49, 239 Siegel, N., 88 Siekmann, H., 42, 230 Siekmann, R., I42, 227 Siekmann, V., I02 Sifferlen, T., I08 Silver, D., 4l, Ill Silver, F., I3, 93, I97 Silver, K., I I I Simmons, D., I3, 77 Simon, M., 96, 98 Simpson, J., 75 Sinclair, R. IIO Schuck, J., 80, I40, 234 Schueler, A., 49 I88 Schulfe, J., Schulle, M., 84 Schullz, C., IO4 Schulfz, D., l5l Schullz, W., l0l Schullz, W., 96 Schulze, R., I22 Schulze, V., 90 Schumacher, G., 37 Schumacher, R., l0l Schwab, E., 2I, 55, 6I, III, I97 Schwarlz, A., 40, 49, 98 Schwarrz, H 98 Schwarlz, J., 98 Schwarlz, R., Bl, I49 Schwarz, A., 42, 48 Schwarz, B., 78 Schwarz, R., 84 Schwavberg, B., 2I2 Schwinclf, C., 84 Schwindl, R., 55, l06, I44, I53 Schwoeppe, E., 40, 42 43 Scofl, B., 80 Scoll, B., I00 Scoll, C., I42 Scoll, C., 43 ScoH', T., 40, 45 Saers, R., I20 Seay, P., 40, 48, 49 Sebaslian, C., I50 Sebaslian, J., I02 Secosan, C., IO4 Sedacca, C., I09, I65 Segelken, F., IO4 Seghers, J., 85 Singer, D., Ill, I49, l92, 234 Sininger, W., 46, 47 Sinnelle, P., I00 Sirkin, A., III Sisson, J., 6I Siwula, T., I07, I86 Skellon, R., 84 Skidmore, D., Il0, l54,220 Skurow, S., 98 Slaughler, W., I08 Sloan, J., 78 Sloan, V., I97 Slobodien, R., 88 Sloniker, H., I65 Slulz, J., lll W I55 Seiberl, C., 48, l00 Seidel, R. 30, 82 Seilz, W., 49, IO3 Sellards, S., 78 Sellers, D., l04 Selm, R. 42, Sendelbeck, D., 83 Smarf, . Smally, D., 49 Smarl, R., I2I Smilh, C., I3, 85 Smilh, C., IO4, 2I7 Smilh, D., I03 Smilh, D., l04, l5l Smilh, E., ll4, I97 Smifh, E., I9 Smifh, G., I25 Smilh, H., 82 Smilh, l., l5l Smilh, J., I9 Smilh, J., 84, 90, I42 Smilh, J., II3 Smilh, J., I02 Smilh, J., I3, 52, 82, 9I Smilh, L., II2 Smi+h, L., 9I Smilh, M., 96, IO3 Smilh, M., 32 Smilh, P., 30, 84 Smilh, R., 49 Smilh, R., IO7 Smiih, R., 29, I86, 2l6 Smilh, R., 208 Smilh, V., 76 Smoker, A., I3, 79 Smollen, J., 230 Snoddy, J., 80, 92 Snow, B., I42 Snyder, J., 85 Snyder, R., I03 Sobolewslxi, E., 42 Socrales, J., II2 Solesman, L., 48 Solsman, J., 49 SolI', D., 77 Sommers, M., I47 Sonderman, D., IIO Sonderman. W., IIO Sowards, P., 83 Sowers, J., I05 Speclrer, R., 97, 240 Speclrman, P., 85, I40 Spegal, O., 43 Spencer, D., I08 Spielrer, G., 45 Spielberg, A., 40, 46 Spies, H., 52, 75 Spielh, K., lab Spiller, E., I00, I2I, 2I4, 6I Spii-z, H., 98 Spifz, L., 98 Sponsel, P., 83, 35, I40, I8l, 220 Slachel, S., 30 Sfakes, R., II3 Slambaugh, A., 49 Slang, J., 45 Sianley, M., 85 SI'anI, L., I00 S'I'ark, A., I86 Slarr, C., 82, I64 Sfaufberg, G., I25 Slayman, S., I25 Sleele, P., I3 Sleele, R., 47 Sieele, W., I02 Sleen, C., 43 Sfegemiller, K., IIO Slegman, C., I00 Sfegman, T., I00 Sfeimer, W., I6 S'Iein, J., I96 Sfein, R., I49, 234 Sleinberg, I., III Sfeinberg, M., III Sleinberg, W., III Sfeingrube, M., 78 Sleinlcamp, M., 89, 238 Sleinlcamp, N., 89 Siephens, E., I04 Slephens, R., I25 Siernweiler, C., 49 Sleffinius, N., I3, 90 Sleubing, W., II2 Sleuer, C., I3 Sfevens, G., I00 Sfevens, T., IIO Sfevenson, K., II4 S'Ieward, J., 90, I52 Slewarl, A., 76 Sfeward, B., I2 Slewarf, G., III Sfewarl, G., 96, II2 Slewarf, J., 79 Slewari, P., 42 Slewarl, W., 40 Sfichlenofh, B., 83 Sfichlenolh, W., 30, I06 I55, 220, 225, 223 Sliclcling, D., I04 Sficlmey, R., 45, I02, I74 Slicltney, T., I06 Siiem, W., I7 Sfiff, H., 36, I65 Sfiles, M., I86 Slifh, L., 84 S'IiI'I, T., I7, IOI S+ix. C., 3, iss, 238. 234 S'l'iX, M., 93, I87 Sfoclrer, R., I00 Sfoclrs, L., I06 Sioclrlon, E., I05 Sloeclrlin, J., II3, 2I7 Sfofle, M., sl, 90, I48 Sloll, L., I09 Slorlr, F., 48, 49, 97 Sform, L., I2 I, I25 Sfory, J., I5I SI'ou'I', S., I5I Slrapp, J., I07, I86 Sfralemeyer, W., 84 Slrafis, L., I5I Sirauss, R., 8I, I64, I97 Sfrayer, G., I9l Sfricllland, S., II2 SI'rie'Imann, S., IO6 Sfringer, R., 42 Sfroelein, F., I00 Slross, E., 84 Sfuari, J., 75 Sfuarf, R., I08 Sfuebing, W., 49 Sfuewe, A., II3 Slufhbarg, J., 98, 225 Sfuhlbarg, S., 46 Siurgeon, V., 84 Siurgill, L., 47 Sudbraclc, C., 75 Suddendorf, R., 35, 96, IIO Sullivan, M., I08 Sullivan, W., 49 Suffon, P. I I3 Sweeney, J., I25 Swiharf, R., I7 Sydow, P., I5I Sydow, R., I5I T Taglauer, K., 37 Tahse, D., IIO Talboii, C., I3 Tanner, B., 93 Tanner, J., 52 Tarcha, P., 43 Tashiian, R., 78, I97 Tassos, W., I9, I50 Taylor, D., I9, 4l Taylor, D., II2 Taylor, G., I6 Taylor, J., I3 Taylor, N., 83 Taylor, W., I6 Tecca, R., I86 Teipel, L., 49 TeKamp, S., IIO Teller, J., III, I44 Templeion, D., 75 Tenenholfz, R., Ill Terrell, I., I9, 30, 99 Terry, I., 82 Terwillegar, R., I86 Thaclrsfon, R., I03 Thamann, J., I86 Tharp, R., 48, 49, IIO Theler, A., 2I6 Theys, J., 49, Thiel, J., I00 Thiele, G., 62, 79, I5I Thiele, R., 43 Thinnes, R., 238 Thomas, C., I2I, 2I4 D., 45 Thomas, Thomas, D., I02, I55 Thomas, H., I03 Thompson, R., 48, I86, 223 Thompson, R., 40, I88 Thompson, R., I02 Thompson, R., 49 Thompson, S., I64 Thompson, W., I02 Thornburg, R., II2 Thornbury, A., I07 Thornlon, G., l07 Thurman, H., 45, II4. I47 Tiemeyer, H., l06 Tierney, P., 76 Tighe, P., 89 Timm, W., 90 Timmerman, M., 77 Timmers, M., 74, 87 Timperman, E., 47 TiHIe, D., 42 Tobens, E., I49 Todd, P. I03 Todd, J., I03 Todd, J., I03 Tolpeh, H., I09 Tolson, W., I86 Tooley, M., 97 Toovy, B., I3, I49 Topmoeller, S., 89, 236 Torbeclr, F., 43 Torolr, J., I07, I88 Townsend, R., I00 Traberl, J., II2 Traberf, M., II2 Tracy, J., I48 Travis, A., Ill Trefzer, H., 32 Trieschman, J., I3 Troum, L., 98 Trousdell, T., IO4 Trunlc, C., 30, 3I Tuclcer, D., 220 Tulch, R., III Tumser, P., 35 Tumser, R., 49, Il0 Tupman, J., I08 Turner, H., 30 Turner, J., I5I Turner, R., II4, I86 Tyler, P., 30, 3I, 236 Tyrone, C., I04 U Uch+man, P., II2 Uffman, A., I5I Uhrbroclc, M., 239 Ullmer, H., I04 Underhill, L., I86 Underwood, R., 85 Ungard, W., 2I7 Unlxle, S., 77 Upham, J., II2 Uphofi, G., I25 Urbanowicz, W., I7 Usinger, R., II3 Uvaas, D., 80, I40, I87. 206 V VanAnIwerp, C., 99 VanEafon, W., I08 VanPelI, C., 39, 96 VanVoorhis, N., I05 Varelman, J., I06 Vernier, R., I48 Viall, W., 4I Vick, R., II4 Vielhauer, H., I05, I88 Vigran, M., 8I Vilkoski, J., I2I, I25, I42 230 Villena, G., 45, I96 Vincenf, M., I3 Visher, G., I6 Voeglle, J., 76 Vogi, E., 84 v0g+, M., isa Voigl, J., 80 Voisard, W., 48 Vollman, J., 3, I54, I40 222 Volpe, E., II2 Vonderwische, A., I07 Vosburgh, E., I47 Voss, J., I03 Voss, R., 2I6 Vowels, M., 55, 79, I96 W Wachs, J., I09 Waddell, J., 49 Wade, C., II3 Wade, R., I97 Wagner, D., 93 Wagner, G., 84 Wagner, P., 79 Wagner, R., 97, I48, 223 Wahl, B., I04 Wahllte, A., I65 Wallrer, M., l0I Wallace, C.,,I6 Waller, A., I6, l04 Wal+erman, J., 85 Walfers, E., I3, 93, I96 Wallers, W., I86 334 Wamsley, P., 40 Wanamalrer, W., 2I2 Wansiralh, W., 93 Wardell, J., 97 Warner, J., II2 Warnlren, J., 49 Warren, A., 78 Warren, F., I06 Wasmer. J., 79, 240 Waferfield, R., 97 way, J., 53, 23a Waymeyer, I20 Weber, A., 87 Weber, F., I03 Weber, R., 87 Weber, R., 87 Weclrsfein, N., 46, 47 wedig, H., 2:2 Webrman, R., 40, 47 Weil, A., 93, I97 Weiler, B., I48 Weilhamer, L., 77 Weimer, B., 79 Weinbaum, S., I6 Weinberg, F., I65 Weir, P., IO6 Weisheif, P., I0, I3 Weiss, B., 77 Weiss, D., 92 Weiss, R., I65 Weissman, E., I2 Welch, A., 208 Wells, R., 43 Wendel, A., II2 Wendel, E., IIO Wene, E., I4, I7 Wengler, E., 48, I53, 220 Wernerbach, A., I04 Wessel, B., 84 Wesl, D., 32 Wesl, G., I00 Wesi, M., 59 Weslerfield, W., I42, I7I Wewer, S., I3, 30, 77, I5I, I97 Whallon, H., I08 Whea'I'ley, E., 49 Wheeler, E., I9 Wheeler, J., I3 W., 40, 49, Wilson, M., 9I Wilson, R., 93 Wilzbach, E., I40 ,Wimsey, B., 83 Winder, D., I08 Winfield, H., II2 Winlrler, J., 47 Winnes, H., I03 Wiof, J., II2 Wiseman, J., 85 1 Wifhrow, W., I47 Wifschger, M., 52, 90 Wi'H'e, N., 40, 4l, I55, 223 Woellner, J., I02 Woeslman, J., 47 Wohl, A., I I I Wohl, K., I97, 239 Wohl, T., I I I Wohlen, R., I6 Woirol, W., 4l Wolf, C., 8I, I49 Wolf, J., I7I Wolf, R., I65 Wolf, R., 30, 98, IO9, 239 Wolfe, R., I03 Wolfgang, W., II4 Wolfson, B., I2 Wood, C., 78 Wood, D., I2, 84 Wood, J., 47 Wood, R., II4, I54 Woodburn, J., 97, I5I, I97 Woodmansee, E., I9 Woodruff, J., I05 Woodrum, W., I6 Woodward, H., I05 Wooflworfh. G., 106 Wooley M., 90 Wooley, R., 78 Woolsey, E., 37 Wormus, R., II3 Worfhingion, P., 42 Wrassmann, A., 36 Wrighl' A., 42 wfighi, D., los, Wrighf, D., 86 Wrighf, H., 47 wrighi M., 55, so 85 Whisler, K., 49 While, B., 84, 208 Whi'I'e, C., 85 Whife, J., 53 Whife, M., I47 While, R., 98 Whileley, J., I02 whmey, c., zos WhiHaIter, V., 59 Whiiielter, W., IO6, I55 Whillingfon, J., I3 Wial'I', R., I05 Wiclce, A., 2I2 Wicltell, B., 49 Wickham, D., I02 Wiclrizer, H., I9 Widerschein, M., III Wiegand, D., I00 Wiehoff, S., I05 Wierwille, L., 75 Wilcox, V., 85 Wildermulh, R., I07, I48 Willcening, V., I2 Wilks, H., I88 Wille, R., I04 Willef, D., I25 Williamilis, L., 49 Williams, C., l04 Williams, C., 85 Williams, G., I66 Williams, M., 53, 85, I92 Williamson, M., 29, IO6, 238 Williamson, S., 79, 208 Williamson, W., II3 Wilmer, S., 9l Wilson, A., 32 Wilson, A., 52 Wilson, J., 77 Wilson, J., I06 Wrigley, J., Wuenlcer, J., I I3 Wuenlcer, R., I I3 Wuerfh, R., I03, 225 Y Yang, C., I6 Yales, J., 92 Yeagle, S., I25 Yeardley, L., 49, II2 Yepsen, H., I08 Yingling, R., I6, II3 Yorlr, J., 2I7 Young, L., I3 Young, R., 43, 49 Young, W., I7 Younl, M., I3 Yund, C. I04 Z Zachman, W., 42, 45, I03 Zaclcerman, S., 46, 47 Zaidain, S., 93, I96 Zarfman, E., 59, 83 Zeigler, J., IIO Zemslry, M., 98 Zenifh, J., 92 Ziebell, H., I7 K., 42 Ziesmann, Zimmer, R., I04 Zimmerman, M., 78 Zimmerman, R., I05 Zimmerman, W., I7 Zinlchon, F., 83 Zorniger, F., I06 Zugeller, D., I00 Zumbiel, D., II3 Zurlage, C., 84 Zwiclc, A., I08 Zwiclc, M., 87, 208 Zwiclr, R., 87, 206, 208 Zwosler, P., 78 '