University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1950 volume:

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NIEHAUS, BUSINESS MANAGER Pg3 1 I 1 Q P 1 9 L 4 i ! 1 w 1 w 4 K 4 fi I i I Sepfemb f Page b Once again Sepfember is here and +he 8 o'clock buses and s+ree'l'cars are packed wi'l'h sleepy-eyed UC s+uden+s on fheir way 'lo an 8:30 class. Individual cars, +oo, arrive vieing for 'I'he parking places leH on Clif'ron and Universi+y Avenues. The campus was showing signs of new life as scenes of ac'iivi'I'y were seen everywhere-s+uden+s 'l'alking 'ro +heir Friends or pro- fessors, some hurrying off +o a class, and a few enioying Indian summer. Yes, our S'I'ree+- car College becomes quiie a busy place as ihe shades of au+umn hover over +he Bearcaf Universiiy and Hs sludenfs refurn fo renew friendships and 'ro coniinue 'iheir educalion. Even 'though mos+ of The siudenis come from fhe ci+y, +here are some who have been a+- +rac+ed from all par'l's of +he Uni'l'ed S+a'l'es and fhe world, giving UC i+s cosmopoli+an afmo- sphere. The ou+s+anding quali+ies of +he faculiy and 'I'he progressiveness of +he adminisiraiive si'aFF make 'l'he courses of value 'lo 'Phe s+uden+ and give him an educaiion which is adequa+e in all aspec'i's. As 'lhe firsl' day of school drew nigh, in- creased ac'rivi+y was noriceable in 'I'he viciniiy of 1'he dorms, fhe homes of ou+-of-fown s'I'u- denls. As +he new s'I'ude-nfs viewed for 'lhe firsi' fime 'rheir surroundings for +he coming year, excifemeni' rose wifhin 'rhem, for 'l'heir minds were busily conlemplaling +he oppor- 'luniries which a college career held for +hem. As +hey seHled in fheir rooms and gol ac- quainfed wilh 'lheir roomafes, +heir fears concerning campus life were forgoffen as fhe sfrangeness wore off and familiarify wifh 'Phe school look ifs place. Adiusfing lo college life became a nafural process and +he days were foo busy 'for any pangs of homesickness . To siudies and campus acfivi+ies was added The responsibiliiy of faking care of 1'heir own rooms and deciding which roommafe should wear fhe Ias+ clean shir+. The days sped by in fhis way un'Hl all became a +rue parl' of UC. BUSY QUADRANGLE ENTERING T.C. Page 7 ll I HAVE A 'FUNNY FEEl7IN'WEl2E BBN WATQHED! ROW I-Whiffingfon, J., Clernenl, S., Kincaid, N., Irons, M. ROW 2-Bloodgood, J., Peterson, N., Rosselol, P., Darves, G. INTER-DORM COUNCIL Working on fhe assumpfion fhaf young women of college age are capable of handling fheir own problems and curing fheir own cases of home sick- ness, UC has sef up an elaloorafe buf efficienf sysfem of sfudenf governmenf which regulafes 'lhe dorm dwellers . The Council is composed of fhe main officers of fhe dorm and if is af fheir meef- ings fhal' policy is defermined and fhe rules for everyfhing from fire drills fo noisy goldfish are sef up. Under 'lhese officers come fhe Corridor Coun- selors who acfually see fhaf quief hours are carried oul' and who hear fhe sad fales of How l gof 6254 demerifs in one week-end from a woe-begone freshman. The smoofh working of 'lhe dorm machin- ery is proof 'lhaf fhe lnfer-Dorm Council fakes Hs lol: seriously and does if well. Page 8 FRIENDLY REUNION AT MEMORIAL DORM Dorm Iife can be compared 'Io one con- 'Iinous slumber par'ry wi+I1 homework and sfudies included. Ask any girl who Iives 'rherel NAME AND ADDRESS PLEASE Page 9 Page IO Wifh eager an+icipa'Pion 'Phe arriving sPuden'Ps drove down Phe lasP mile 'Po 'Phe dorm. During Phe lasP few mon+hs of Phe previous year 'they had calmly climbed over piles of rubbish and walked under ladders wiPh Pheir fingers crossed. The dorm had been undergoing a Face-lifling and Phe occupan'Ps had been assured +haP if would be finished by Phe Pall. Thus 'Pheir anPicipaPion! Bui' as Phey climbed Phe sPeps, laden down wi'Ph suiP cases, hai' boxes, and sfuffed animals, Phey saw 'PhaP dras+ic changes were sPill being made allhough 'Phe work was 'FasP being complePed. Workmen, scaHered 'Phroughouf whal' was even'Pual- ly Po be new lounges and beau parlors, remained hard aP work as Phe girls s'Prug- gled Phrough Phe halls Po 'Phe 'Pemporary office. AfPer receiving room assignmen'Ps and greePing friends, 'Phey seP'Pled down Po Phe Pask of geP'Ping Pheir rooms arranged and decora'Ped for 'Phe beginning of Phe busy school year ahead. Memorial Dorm is locafed nex+ fo +he Men's Gym near The foofball sfadium. The oulsfanding fea+ure of lhe clorm's oulwarcl appearance is +he 'rower anal fhe pride of fhe girls is ihe new uni+ which conlains an infirmary, launclry room, and shampoo room in acldifion 'lo modernly furnished rooms. Page II Page I2 ROW I-Kinzel, D., Merrill, J., Karola, D., Harlman, P., Karnes, S., Howell, H., Kincaid, N., Irons, M Mueller, K. ROW 2-Crichfield, M., Gales, D., Evanoff, A., Darves, G., Farber, V., Bradburn, B., Bobrecker, H. Hechl' Gelb, B. ROW 3-Bloodgood, J., Forman, C., Allas, R., Gains, S., Horowitz, L., Goelze, N., Ries, G., Gonzenbach, B Call ROW 4-Dowling, E., Fugill, J., Clemenl, S., Free, J., Dochal, P., Blough, C., Healh, P., Gufzwiller, J., B zy MEMORIAL DORM The girls who come from ouf of fown fo live in fhe dorm find +ha+ 'lhey are joining a family and an organizafion which has been planned fo pro vide for 'lheir needs and wanfs. The adequafe buf lenlenf supervision fol lows 'lhe idea fhaf rules are made only when needed and fhe moderafe number of rules fhaf do exisl' have been carefully chosen and are Iusl' as carefully enforced. The sudden change from Mofhers apron sfrmgs brings new responsibilifies fo 'lhose who are learning perhaps for fhe flrsl' -hme whal' if is fo be complefely on fheir own Their college educafuon in cludes much more fhan iusl' hisfory and mafhemafics Valuable lessons in geffing along wifh people and balancing a budgef are learned in everyday pracfice-learned fhe hard way, perhaps, buf neverfheless learned' Trying 'lo gel' up for fhaf 8:30, searching for fhe proper color drapes fo mafch 'lhe bed spreads, and even discovering fhe mosf 'l'ac+ful way fo break up a perman enl'-looking gab fesf are a few of 'l'he useful brls of lnformaflon 'lhal' can be gained af 'lhe dorm. MEMORIAL DORM ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Quinn, M., Dunlap, A., Sfewarf, B., Pinel, M., Minch, C. Childs, J., Robbins, M., Ohlmann, I., Rosselof, P., Schwir, M. Van Lanen, E., Canfor, J., Whaley, A., McGranahan, C. -Todd, D., Sawfelle, B., Margolis, I., Mafhews, A., Knapp. H., Ramsden, R., Hyland, K., Malek, L. Hudson, B., Munsell, M., Jones, J., Lafimer, N., Rosner, R., Newland, F., Jegbe, L., Cadman, N. -Meadows, B., Kinsey, M., Milgram, B., O'Leary, H., Hudson, S., Odenthal, J., Thomas, S. W? Page I3 INTER-DORM COUNCIL As Hs consl'Hu+ion siafes, +o fosler and promole unHy and co-opera+ion among all +he men's dormi- 'rories is fhe job of +he Men's lnferdormifory Council. The +aslc of governing 'l'he dorms and co- ordinafing +heir ac+ivHies is indeed a big one. Each of lhe men's dorms elecls Hs own council 'lo preside over Hs ac+ivHies. The presiden+ and a sec- ond officer of each council convene 'lo form 'lhe ln+er-Dorm council. Dean Bill Alderman serves as advisor +0 +his group which is highly funcfional in making dorm life more pleasanl' for all concerned. Ve+'s dorm is +he las+ oulposl of 'lhal dwindling species on UC's campus. H' is well designed +o make fhe ex-GI feel a+ home, for il' is a rambling, wooden, bar- racks-like s'rruc+ure sel in fhe cen+er of a deserf-like parking lol' across Universily Avenue. Here 'l'he ba1'+le of +he bankbook and l'he big promofing campaign are daily fopics of conversafion, and bunk duly is slill The favorile paslime. Seriously, +he ve+s have made a large con+ribu+ion 'lo all +he colleges, selling a good example for +he young fry around school. They realize fhe value of concen- 'lra+ion and self-discipline, and wi+h 'rheir experienced background have added im- measurably fo bofh classes and exlracurri- cular aclivilies. STUDIOUS VETS MUM'S THE WORD Page I5 WATCH OUT BELOW Page I6 AUBURN DORM Off in l'he wilds of Easl' Cliflon is Auburn Dorm, home away from home land campusl of a slurdy group of upper classmen. Each sunrise lhey make fheir perilous way 'rhrough fog and 'lraffic lighls 'lo UC, lo absorb some knowledge and a liH'le college almosphere. Aclually, lhese fellows make a home oul' of l'he old s'l'one mansion l'hey inhabil' and real friendships are formed lhere. Togelher lhey live, slucly, and S. T. B. lshool 'lhe bull-an old dorm cusloml. And you can always find 'lhe boys al 2343 Auburn parlicipaling in all lhe inlramural sporls, fighling il' oul for old A. D. ROW I-Davis, P., Birge, J., Craden, P., Nelson, D., Bullock, N., Scorse, S., Hillner, H. A., Anderson, M. H., McKee, W. E., Tillolson, J. ROW 2-Archer, R. F., Murphy, J. A., Ohls, J., Isaac, E., Gusfafson, G., Bissell, J. B., Lisle, J., Brayshaw, W., Landrigan, T. R., Menleer, L., Polls, H. R., Freudenberger, A. L. ROW 3-Schmiedel, D. R., Wallace, C. W., Engle, E. T., Gauder, C. C., Lucas, J. E., Smilh, T., Terrill, G, W., Morgan, J., Mulcahy, D., Langley, L., Barber, R., Rayrner J ROW 4-Blaski, M. F., Merrill, R. S., Wohlen, R., Lohner, W. J., Schaengold, R., Wolf, W. H., Brochman. J., Jenkins, R., Hidde, J., Siarch, S., Frey, E. W., Arnold, W. C. CLIFTON DORM Al+hough lheir quar'l'ers and furnishings don'l' begin fo compare wi'l'h fhe Terrace Plaza, all of lhe 40 residenls of 'lhe Cliflon Dorm are pleased wi+h life as il' is al' AVON 9394. Jusl as lhe T. P. is nofed 'For i+s Gourme+ Room, 'lhe boys al lhe C. D. are equally renowned for +heir culinary ar+s in -lheir own kifchen. Early snacks, lafe snacks, sandwiches and occasionally even full meals are lurned our by +his eager band of chefs who also find +ime for infra- mural a+hle'l'ics, sleeping, buzzing fo lhe Busy Bee, and going fo school. Presidenl' Bill Urbanowiclz, Veep Joe Markey, and Secre'l'ary-Treasurer Dean Young are +he whips fhal' keep all fhe men working as a ream. WHAT'S HER NAME? ROW I--Babb, C., Ammeniorp, H., Clipson, A., Young, W., Urbanowicz, W., Markey, J., Hursh, L., Lackey, D. ROW 2-Mafhews, R., Lindross, C., Davis, R., Sprague, J., Daudisfel, W., Feibes, W. L., Marlin, R., Smilh, R. P., Shaw, R. S. ROW 3-Mendenhall, H., Hackworfh, V., Mendenhall, J., Balaun, E., Sander, T., Young, W. A., Poyer, R. L., Sakafa, G., Ferreri, J. Page I7 ROW I-While, J., Ross, J., Miller, E., Hamillon, W., Chaphik, l., Challinor, D., Mueller, R. ROW 2-Kiefer, C., Brlsrley, C., Koehly, P., Black, J., DeWeese, D., Allsleller, C., Freeland, M., Knebel, K. IICII ROW 3-Gaiser, E., McCormack, D., Volsard, W., Placke, D., Lane, R., Milchell, R., Morris, J. ROW 4-Rebeck, G., Johns, P., Snnclalr, B., Appel, B., Coverl, C., Alexander, R., Keylon, H. ROW I-Wheelwrlqhf, E., Hennis, R., Everesl, J., Laug, G., Ismael, L., Dennerline, E., Barfone, J., Davis, H. Tassos, W. ROW 2-Gore, F., Homan, F., Drescher, L., Huber, J., Bishop, H., Wheeler, E., Dooley, M., Smlfh, E., Frederick UNIVERSITY P Wh' J' ROW 3-Sansalone, J., Kloprenslein, H., Baker, C., Kehlmeier, R., Schumacher, W., Keilh, L., McKinslry, J. Bullon, K., Hanson, R., Hansen, E., Hlnflian, H. II II D ROW 4-Ellis, J., Burkhardf, R., Reed, L., Rice, F., Gray, L., Troul, E., Bear, H., Benlley, E., Dalrymple, R. Taylor, D. Page I8 vETsvn.LE , Vefsville sfands as living proof fhaf when you are young you can fake anyfhing. How does Mrs. Vef manage fo gef her wash done in a laundry shared by 34 ofhers? How does Mr. Vef concenfrafe amidsf fhe midnighf screams of his and his neighbors' broods? How does one fif a family of four and all his worldly possessions info 240 square feef? We don'f know, cerfainly- buf we do know fhaf despife fhe discom- forfs of fhe miniafure fown, ifs inhabifanfs find fhe answers and some fun besides. They have picnics, barn dances, parfies, and even fheir own newspaper, The Vefsville Occasional lpublished occasionallyl. Ancl somehow we know fhaf affer fhe memory of crowded rooms and luke-warm wafer have faded a liHle, fhe Vefsvilleians will remember fhe finy communify on fhe hill- side wifh real affecfion. SOUP'S ON GOOD OL' DAD BEDTIME S TORY OR CALCULUS7 YOU HAVE SIX MINUTES YOU TELL 'EM, STINKY Page 20 Ama+eur psychiairisrs would be fascinafed by 'I'he en- france examinafions given +o all new s+uden'rs on regis+ra- +ion day. While a few exams are held for special appli- can+s +o cleiermine whe'l'her or noi' he is ready for a uni- versiiy course, fhe vasf maioriiy are for 'l'he individual's personal guidance. One is an l. +es'I' lresulis lcepl' shiclly privaiel and 'ihe oiher is ihe Kuder Appiiiude Tes'l'. From ques+ions such as Would you rafher dig diiches, frain monkeys, or candle eggs , i'I' is de+ermined wheiher a person is besl' suiied 'lo clerical work, sales, or any of ihe oiher seven occupaiional fields. And usually 'ihe re- sulfs 'ially closely wiih +he person's own vocaiional infer- esis, abili+ies, and rempermenf. MF- Q, ff J l i X .W xxXXx,--hx --,,-xxx 0 ,-,X s 'Mx ORIENTATION BOARD gg m us ' Orienfafion .x X-, d 4 4 Welcome +o your ca p . Board exfencls +his greefing fo every new U. C. s+uden1'. The Orienfafion Day Con- 4 ', vocafion inifiafes 'l'he new siudenls 'lo college life, 'ro U. C. spirit and 'lo a hello ,J I T ul campus. The Mixer helcl in fhe Lounge AVO v-By wh fjwlfi, V A helps 'the Freshies gel' acquain+ed. f 1 S Birn M. A., Bishop, R. W. J., Runck, J. ROW IQ.lohnson, L., lngle, B., Moller, ., , ROW 2-Pancoasi, J., Lloyd, J., Gaddis, D Thompson, R., Rose, Page Z! Page 22 Oh, i'ha+ firsi' confusing day! A profusion of explanafion, advice and fesfs keep 'Hue 'freshmen busy un'l'il 'Hwe Men's Senafe and +l1e Junior Advisors fake over wi+h an en+er+ainmen'l' in fhe affernoon. Regisfrafion Day, somefimes known as Waif- Your-Turn Day, begins wifh fhe filling ouf of fhe big segmenfed cards fhaf ask fhe same ques- fions fourfeen fimes. Affer fhe sfudenf empfies his mind onfo fhe card, he proceeds fo fhe Regisfrar's Office. Here again he sfands in line and counfs fhe heads in fronf of him. Upon reaching fhe counfer fhe sfudenf surrenders his big card fo fhe clerk, who pufs lofs of numbers on if and sfamps if wifh eifher a lion, a pig, or a dog. Then off he goes fo fhe cashier 'io 'lracle his money for fhe liffle card fhaf says, Paid . A+ fhe nexf sfop he receives fhaf ever-vifal Acfivify Book and Please Prinfs for fhe lasf 'lime fhaf day. Now fhaf fhe sfudenf is official- ly in for fhe firsf semesfer, he fakes off for fhe Grill fo sif over black coffee. He meefs one more sfag- gering line fhaf day-fhe book line. I+ seems fhaf five fhousand ofher sfudenfs decided fo buy books af fhe same hour: buf ufilizing a liffle pafience and sfamina, fhe sfudenf gefs info fhe Booksfore and buys all a person needs, excepf brains, fo graduafe. Page 23 fldmini fm! 2114 DR. RAYMOND WALTERS The one person on our campus whom every sfudenf learns fo recognize is, of course, our Presidenf, Raymond Walfers. This man, leading fhe enfire universify, is well qualified for his posifion, for he combines his falenf for educafion and business wifh his abilify in leadership. The warm friendly afmosphere on fhe campus is due in parf 'ro him, for he is never foo busy for a brighf smile or a greefing. He is nof foo busy 'lo greef fhe sfudenfs al' a Pep Rally, nor was he af all unwilling fo go fo Cify Hall and plead for +he exfen- sion of fhe campus info Burnef Woods. DEAN NORMAN P. AUBURN Norman P. Auburn is one of U. C.'s many B. M. O. C.'s. ln his case if could well sfand for Busiesf Man On Campus. Dr. Auburn has been vice presidenf of 'rhe Universify since I945 and Dean of Universify of Adminisfrafion since I943. As financial and business officer, Dean Auburn finds on his desk problems of 'lhe whole universify. In addifion, he is respons- ible for U. C.'s public relafions. As a former member, Dean Auburn was well-qualified fo direcf an effecfive program in connecfion wifh fhe Sfudenf Acfivifies Commiffee, 'lhe Un- ion Board, and fhe Board of Publicafions. Page 25 Brodie, Renfon K., Shank, Reed A., Murray, Waller F., Rowe, John J., Dinsmore, Frank F., Walfers, Raymond, Schchl, Walter M., Earley, Jane De Serisy, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 26 Though 'lhey number bul nine, +he Board of Direclors serve as 'lhe nu- cleus aboul' which 'lhe enlire complex s+rucl'ure of l'he Universily is buil'l'. Composed of prominenl' Cincinnali businessmen, civic leaders and pro- fessional men, +heir dufies range from placing 'lhe No Smoking signs aboul 'lhe campus +o hiring new professors. As silen'l' leslimony 'l'o 'lheir never ceasing efforls on behalf of +he Universify sfand such +hings as New Mclvliclcen hall and our up and coming alhlelic planf. DEAN ROBERT W. BISHOP Almosf as soon as a freshman sefs his foof on campus, he hears of fhaf oufsfanding personalify, Dr. Roberf W. Bishop, our Dean of Men. From fhaf fime unfil he gradu- afes he will probably have many occasions fo profif from fhe Dean's knowledge and vasf experience. As an advisor for Sfudenf Council, Infer-Frafernify Council, and fhe Union, fhe Dean performs his official fasks well. To add fo fhe dufies of fhis busy faculfy member, he was recenf- ly elecfecl Presidenf of fhe Associafion of College Honor Sociefies, in adclifion fo being fhe Nafional Secrefary of Omicron Delfa Kappa. The Dean's office is fhe cenfer for many school acfivifies and ifs influence is felf by every sfudenf on campus. DEAN LILLIAN M. JOHNSON Dean Lillian M. Johnson, our Dean of Women, is a friendly person wifh a smile and a kind word for all. Even fhough busy wifh her mulfiple dufies, such as advi- ser fo fhe Sfuclenf Council, Junior Advisers, Women's lnfer-Dorm Council, and Women's Senafe, she always finds fime fo fallc wifh a sfudenf over any social or aca- demic problem. She fakes a genuine inferesf in fhe sfuclenfs, giving affenfion fo fheir problems and helpful advice when needed. Each woman af fhe universify is well known by fhe members of our dean's sfaff. Dean Johnson is an undersfanding person who makes our life af UC as profifable and enioyable as she possibly can. Page 27 Page 28 DEAN ERNEST PICKERIN6 APPLIED ARTS In fhe mazes of Swiff Hall, in +he 'lemporary buildings, in 'lhe booksiore, and in lhe grill, can be seen rhe Applied Arfs sfudenl' wifh 'lackle box, T-square, and drawing board in hand. Smocks, men's shirls, and khaki panls become very colorful wilh +ime as 'lhey are spaHered wifh various mediums of painr, char- coal, and ink. Sevenfh week comes all 'loo soon wi+h 'lhe 'lradilional flusler, scurrying, and all nighl work sessions, and swamps 'lhe poor franiic soul who muH'ers mournfully, l can'+ gel a design. This a+mosphere, 'lhrough fhe guidance of i'I's professors and Dean Pickering, is full of fun, inspiralion and ambi+ion. Much of lhe co-ordinalion belween sludenl governmenl and lhe planning of gay parries is lalcen care of by 'lhe Applied Ar'ls Tribunal. They supervise 'l'he bumming room by plan- ning lhe exhibifions of sludenl work. One of 'lhe mosl unusual of lhese exhibilions was lhe one presenled by lhe landscape arcl1il'ec'l's who surprised everyone by bringing lhe cul- doors in, and having a lovely display of chry- sanlhemums, olher fall flowers, and shrubbery. S+an Herman, presidenl, in coniunclion wilh officers Jean Runclc, Joan Kreigel, and Jack Mueller, meel' on 'lhe firsl Thursday of every monlh lo lay plans for lhe Freshman Mixer, Egg Nog Parly, and Beaux Arls Ball. This am- bifious group also awards a scholarship each year, in memory of Herman Schneider. 'Ns - IW -.,,, ,,, A g ' 8 X eg? ffl 'V rv if W 7 Q NLS ugi' C Y XM : ,,,,.. 'K QSTMNXKSGEZ: U l is fx., X l 4 or of maxuv NWT-.NLJ A FJ . - N. E o 1 -, B xy C A - X r ' X ITL.- S Sb W lllisbzafi APPLIED ARTS TRIBUNAL ROW I-Herman, S., Mueller, J. ROW 2-Bary, W., Eschbaugh, E., Lunguisl, J,, Abel, B., Krieqel, J,, Zinkhon, Q F., Runck, J., Dean Piclterin . Page 29 Page 30 DELTA PHI DELTA On May 24, l94I, +he Alpha Ze+a chapler of Delia Phi Del+a, lhe largesl nalional arl' honorary, was founded on U. C.'s campus. This 'ralen+ed group claims as iis members 'l'hose s'ludenl's who have mainiained an above average s'l'andard in +heir arl and scholas+ic enlerprises for 'l'wo conseculive years. Some of fheir worlc can be seen af lheir Chris'l'mas sale which is displayed in +he Union, held +o increase fhe scholarship fund. I+ includes an inlrigu- ing array of greeling cards, +ex+iles, ceramics and decorarions. ROW I-Heinizelman, E., Johns, P., Volz, G., Rader, V., Rodgers, J., Archea, M., Jacobs, T ROW 2-Roland, H., Hodson, D., Sellers, M., Kleespies, P., Pfaff, A., Wewer, S., Eberharl, P. Laxar, L. ROW 3-Ahrens, M., Hudson, B., Schumacher, R., Dabney, D., Plarf, L., Hewiii, M., Lehrner, F. Lee, R., Ellis, M. ROW 4-Hilf, R., Reece P., Herman, S., Rafcliff, C., Romine, R., Van Warmer, W., Sfeele, B., Henke, R. ROW 5-Keiser, D., Eschbauqh, E., Graser, E., Limpke, G., Mueller, J., Kunkel, J., Cook, R. Turner, R. SCARAB Scarab, 'lhe oldesi college fra+erni'I'y of i+s kind has as iis pur- pose ihe s+udy and advancemeni of archiieciure and arf among college siudenis. Compeiiiion is 'lhe lceynoie of ihis upper-class- men's organizaiion which requires a B average for inifiaiion. This is evidenced by ihe Spring Waier Color Exhibil' sponsored by Scarab each year. Every oiher Friday afiernoon, room 22 in The Chemisiry Building plays hosl' +o ihe Scarab Arfisi' Film Series which +he eniire campus is inviied +o a'Hend. ROW I-Deshon, R., Dimii, R., Chrisrian, R., Hayes, R. Jr., Dickinson, H., Doumas, J. ROW 2-Glaser, R., Geers, T., Freeland, M., Day, C., Jones, J., Cohron, L., Fish, C. ROW 3-Hodgson, H., Sukfhanker, S., Sfeed, J., McCormack, D., Francis, T., Donnelly, J. Page 3I DEAN FRANCIS H. BIRD Page 32 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION As I'he Bus. Ad. grads of I950 leave, faking wi+h Ihem fond memories of courses in calculus, economics, money and banking, economic hisfory, and s'IaIis'I'ics, 'Ihey can look back wi'Ih pride on 'rhe record of Iheir college in I'he pas'I' five years. Veferans of World War II dominafed Ihis class wi'I'h Iheir keener, more com- prehensive ouI'look on exfracurricular ac'I'ivi'Iies and Iheir serious- ness of purpose in Ihe classrooms. Al+hough Ihe +o'I'al enrollmenl' has fallen off sligh+ly in Ihe pasl' year, if is s'I'ill more Ihan double 'rhai' of 'Ihe average pre-war year. This class was also I-he firs'I' 'Io graduafe having had a full year's use of modern Hanna Hall, Ihe new home of Ihe College of Business Adminisiralion. ROW I-Aqlamesis, J., Sponsel, P., Becker, C., Lange, J., Gaddis, D. ROW 2-Geier, T., Heinlz, P., Cambell, R., Mappes, R., Sfocks, L., Bursiek, R. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATICJN TRIBUNAL You would have 'ro go a long way lpossibly io 'l'he Sara'loga l fo find a more indusfrious group of sfudenls +han lhose of fhe Bus. Ad. Tribunal. Taking good care of +ha+ 'l'wo dollar ac+ivi'I'y fee pried loose from each s'luden+ and acfing as +he governing body for 'lhe sluden+s of 'lheir college, 'lhese eleclecl represenrafives carry our many worfh-while programs. They use lheir mon+hly meelings lo plan evenls such as +he annual honors which are given +o oufslanding s+uden+s of 'rhe college. On The social side 'lhere is +l1e yearly dance and wi+h fhe closing of school, l'he annual S+uden'I'- Faculfy Picnic. The baseball game be+ween +hese fwo rival 'reams is fhe high!igI-1+ of +he day and +he s+ric'l' class-room feacher never seems qui+e fhe same +o a s'l'uden+ af+er he sfrikes ou'I' wifh 'lhe bases loaded. A N 06. I., if W 1 VIL.. Nw . 1 - . x 2' ,f L an ' J Q 0 U . - E 5 T' f Ti Q xxx G DX 53 I fb ' s ...A ' S J gs. Y M , In S , ff... 5, -,jfs , ' S . X S S 1 .rf u k! '- 2793, ' ., N 'Q?rvf, : w ff5a'SiCu'5? -1 wifeii fv- -fe? f f V X ig,.f'g'1 . .MQQ4 , 'ew' Jlzisbisxf Page 33 Page 34 ALPHA KAPPA PSI Alpha Kappa Psi, fhe oldesf and firsl' of all 'rhe commercial professional fra'l'erni'l'ies in fhe field of commerce, is represenfed on +he UC campus by iis E+a Chaprer. The membership includes men of 'Phe College of Business Admins+ra+ion who have high scholasfic sianding and oufsfanding personal qualifies. An acfive par'I'icipa'I'ion in campus acfiviiies is anofher prerequisi+e 'io mem- bership. To provide 'lhe members wi+h curren+ informaiion on condiiions in 'l'he business world ihis group invi+es leading figures in +he field of commerce +o speak ai' iheir semi-monlhly meeiings 'lhroughoul' 'lhe year. ROW I-Reinhold, R., Keeling, J., Saelens, R., Wesf, R., Mappes, R., Overmyer, Wilson, K. ROW 2-Doelling, R., Weber, F., Thompson, F,, Gough, J., McCIung, D., Brewsler, J. ROW 3-Slevens, J., Geier, T., Neises, J., Milleck, R., Dignan, T., MacDonald, W. I ROW I-Gies, J., McCarIy, J., Buerk, H. sludenf musi' be in 'Ihe Iop seven per cen'I of his class as a junior or high +en per cen+ as a senior. This group indeed qualifies for 'Ihe 'Ii+Ie of Ihe Phi Be'I'a Kappa of Business Adminis'rra+ion combining prac'IicaI ex- perience wiI'h inlelligence 'Io accomplish Iheir goals. BETA GAMMA SIGMA The Dean's Iis'r seems a reIaI'iveIy small accomplish- men'I' for members of BeI'a Gamma Sigma, commer- cial schoIas'Iic honorary. To become a member, a women ou'rsI'anding in scholarship and characfer. Each year a fea 'For incoming freshman and a ChrisI'- mas parfy are given, scholarships are awarded +o Ihe mosf deserving girl of each class, and a ring given 'ro 'Ihe highesl' ranking senior. PI CHI EPSILON In 'I'he predommanfly masculine fields of engineer- ing and business admlnisfrahon, Phi Chi Epsilon is designed 'Io give a reassuring pai' on I'he back I'o WI Sponsel P ulford B Lange J., Schaffner, J. W2 Ruel-:Ima n C D Sal o f' Goodyear, J., Robbins, M. RO - . -.F . -. . RO - n , ., e v , V., , .....:.s....La....---.,:...f,,-..f.1,:,.::11 - ef fr- - - -r ' ij ,Q , , Page 35 ENGINEERING From 'lhe midsl' of Baldwin and Swifl' Halls and 'lhe Chemislry Building, home of The College of Engineering, come fhe build- ers of 'lomorrow's America. One of +he +op engineering col- leges of 'lhe nalion, il is also 'I'he birfhplace of 'I'he co-operalive sys'l'em of educarion. The job of keeping +he wheels of engin' school lurning falls 'lo Hs popular dean, C. Alberl' Joerger. Ohms ancl coulombs, slresses and slrains, aspecl rafios and di- hedrals, fluid 'flows and viscosiries are iusl' a few of 'lhe everyday 'rerms of 'rhe slip-slick boys 'lhal' seem quife Greek 'ro +he orher s+uden+s. Confrary lo lhe beliefs of many, however, lhe life of lhe engineer is no+ all swear and s'I'rain. Sevenlh week brings 'lo an end lhe grind and 'rhe sfudenls go our info induslry fo pu'I' in+o prac+ice +he book learnin' of rhe previous +erm. DEAN C. ALBERT JOERGER Page 36 You WEQE lN?' l 6632.1 WHAT DEDARTMENT OF ENGINEEQING l 7 J ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL r I 'I W 2 L n H T c e D, Meyer, R., Lounsbery, W., Brownell, J., Levine, M. I H Schub 'F R Becker, J. Under +he able leadership of iis presideini, Ray Schuberi, +he members of i'he Engineer- ing Tribunal have worked fo make 'ihe Tri- bunal more 'lhan a nominal group. They have furned ii' in'i'o a living, produciive organiza- 'rion by prodding lhe deparrmenis under 'ihem info a more aclive con+ribu+ion 'ro campus life. The week of quadrangle aciiviiies in March, which included Co-op Day and i'he Engineer's Ball, was produced parfly 'rhrough lhe eFFori's of 'I'he Engineering Tribunal. The Tribunal helped supervise all of 'lhese aciivi- lies buf ihe Ball was Hs special conlribuiion. Burl Bailey worked hard as chairman of ihe dance commifiee. H seems +o be generally accepfed ihai Six Pafrick was an engineer , iherefore, il' is becoming a 'lradifion for 'ihe engineers ro celebraie ihe birfhday of S+. Pai' by laying aside slide rules and enioying a big evening of fun and frolic, 'free from worry aboui' classes and quizzes. Page 37 TAU BETA Pl Page 38 This pasf year has marked fhe fhirfy-fiffh anniversary of fhe founding of Ohio Befa chapfer of Tau Befa Pi. Now one of sevenfy chapfers spread over fhe counfry, if is an organizafion formed fo mark in a fiffing manner fhose who have conferred honor upon fheir Alma Mafer by disfinguished scholar- ship and exemplary characfer as undergraduafes in fhe College of Engineer- ing, or by fheir affainmenfs as alumni in fhe field of engineering. Members are chosen from fhe fop eighfh of fheir class as Juniors, or fhe upper fiffh as Seniors. The year's acfivifies included fhe selecfing of fhe honor Pre-Junior who is eligible for membership, and consfrucfive discussions on engineering subiecfs. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-DAN E. ANTENEN VICE PRESIDENT-LOREN J. MEYERS RECORDING SECRETARY--JOHN F. CLEARY CORRES. SECRETARY-NORBERT L. WECKSTEIN TREASURER-WILLIAM R. TAYLOR CATALOGUER-ALEX P. BATSCHA ACTIVE MEMBERS John C. Gibbons Paul Ginberg Roberf H. Alexander Dan E. Anfenen Charles L. Balsly Harry C. Barney Alex P .Bafscha Huberf A. Bernef Abraham Bodensfein W. Gordon Brady WaI+er H. Brauckmann Jay G. Byrer George E. Carper John F. Cleary Jack E. Coddingfon John A. Conners Henry A. Duckworfh Rodney P. Elliof Odin Elnan Henry W. Ford Joseph V. Freidenheim Clarence Gefman Lesfer E. Goeberf Alberf O. Goldfarb Joseph L. Grannen Richard E. Griesheimer Paul W. Hemmer William H. Hiaff James W. Howard Warren A. Joslyn David P. Keckler Thomas B. Laycock Loren J. Meyers Roberf J. Monfgomery Charles B. Moore Charles E. Myers Gerald J. Mushaben Ralph E. Pefers Charles L. Pulsforf William M. Rice William G. Russell FACULTY ADVISERS Dean H. K. Jusfice Prof. R. W. Fowler William C. Schoonover William R. Schulfz Charles F. Schumann Cornell Secosan Carl S. Seiberf Bob E. Senseman Russell L. Smifh William G. Sonderman Harold C. Spohn William H. Sfine Sfanley M. Sfuhlbarg Milfon A. Sullivan William R. Taylor Walfer B. Voisard Charles M. Websfer Norberf L. Wecksfein Byron H. Wickeff Richard E. Wolfe Howard E. Wrighf Seymour Zakerman Prof. Wm. Lichf. Jr. Prof. Wm. E. Resfemeyer ROW I-Honold, G., Bauer, R., Joslyn, W., Ginberg, P., Dillon, O., Carroll, G., DeCarlo, J. ROW 2-Pelers, R., Dick, P., Elnan, O., Hale, R., Daniel, H., Posge, ROW 3-Hoff, R., Rhodes, T., Lounsbery, W., Taylor, D., Shaw, E., Laacke, F., Davis, F. INSTITUTE OF The 'lask of fhe aeronauli- AERO SCIENCES cal engineer is becoming in- creasingly more inl'rica'l'e as man surmounls lhe sonic barrier. The lnsl'ilu'l'e of Aeronau+ical Sciences is an aggressive nalional organizalion of aeronaufical en- gineers whose purpose i+ is lo provide a meeling place for discussion of aeronaulical subiecls. Mem- bership is open lo upperclass engineers who are maioring in 'rhe field. A+ lhe weekly mee+ings lhe Aeros discuss recenl developmen+s ranging from air- crafl power planls +o meleorology-lhe aeronauli- cal engineer musl' meel' 'lhe challenge of Progress. ROW I-Klopfenslein, H., Click, P., Click, B. Jr., Fullord, B., Smilh, C., Sherburne, F., Leiner, W. ROW 2-Balsink, E., Blanco, T., Wilson, R., Hammond, E., Bond, J., Evans, H., Ballenfine, D. ROW 3-Raymond, B., Schmifl, R., Whilford, D., Seyberlh E., Brady, W., O'Brien, O. Page 40 ROW I-Van Deren, J., Ward, W., Davis, R., Bafscha, A., Siekmann, H. J., Ryle, B., Busch, R., Cross, C. ROW 2--Sfephens, M., Muller, F., Lawlace, R., Schwaegerle, P., Filippine, R., Worfhingfon, P., Broering, L., Secosan, C., Hosick, R. ROW 3-Jesfer, M., Jesier, H., Merriff, J., Harrod, D., Rueger, W., Bell, T., Moore, E., Miller, D. ALPHA CHI SIGMA .A'P a. Chl Sigma is a nafional frafernify for college men who are plan- ning 'Io use chemisfry in 'Iheir professional life. All members are 'Ialcen in fhrough fhe collegiafe chap- fers, and upon gracluafion fhey move up fo 'Ihe professional chapfers. Cincinna'Ii's Alpha Delia had fhe nafional presidenf, Clyde B. Hufchinson, and na- fional secrefary, John R. Kuebler, af ifs inifiafion. O S P E The Ohio Sociefy of Profes- ' ' ' ' sional Engineers was founded for 'Ihe purpose of geffing men inferesfed in 'rhe engi- neering profession. This group sponsors refresher courses for engineers who wish fo fake 'Ihe sfafe examinafions and encourages fhem 'Io ioin 'Ihe pro- fession. Each year O.S.P.E. sponsors a dance for all engineers 'I'hus providing social acfivify along wi'Ih business. ROW I-Masters, R., Bader, K., Cross, T., Ransom, W., Hosick, R., DeSalvo, C., Lawlace, R., Carviffi, J. ROW 2-Gasf, P., Lindeman, C., Gabel, B., Davies, W., Sherburne, F., Hefirick, R., Miller, G., Klaus, R. ROW 3-Miller, D., Dennis, R., Bullock, N., Bonem, F., Sachs, L., Hiifner, H., Wagner, R. ROW 4-Jesler, H., Croll, W., Gibson, C., Klug, M., Muller, F., Phillips, R., Ismael, L. A. L Ch. E. The American lnsiiiufe of Chemical Engineers was found- ed a+ UC in l926. I+ is pari of a naiional group and i+s purpose is 'ro promoie good will and 'friend- ship among i+s members as well as fur+hering +he principles and obieciives of +he socieiy. A. l. Ch. E. runs iwo canieens in ihe Chemisfry Building, 'I'he profifs of which go +o a scholarship fund. Aclive in sporis as well as s+udies, each season ii sponsors a feam in +he in+ramural program. On fhe social side. fhe group is known for fhe par+ies and en1'er+ainmen'r ii provides for fhe sfuclenis a+ noon. ROW I-Secosan, C., Mushaben, G., Thiele, R., Cross, T., Spriggs, J., Rice, D., Hesierberg, R. ROW Z-Fox, B., lbele, W., Carvifii, J., Baischa, A., Sierreff, R., Coaies, R., Dean, R. ROW 3-Moore, E., Ellioff, R., Behrens, M., Rebholz, M., Wolf, R., Schon, E., Worfhington, P., Neumann, S. ROW I-Masfropaolo, M., Becker, J., Lawlace, R., Sachs, L., DeSaIvo, C.. Nordhoff, J., Griffin, D. ROW 2-Davis, P., Smiih, T. Jr., Braun, F., Andree, D., Hosick, R., Alfsfeiier, C., Ausfing, J., Gabel, B. ROW 3-Moore, D., Gibson, C., Greschel, R., Ismael, L., Lindeman, C., Davies, W., Bishop, H., Davis, R. ROW 4-Merritt, J., Hi++ner, H., Bauman, R., Siekmann, H. J., Miller, D., Laiimer, R., Busken, J., McKins1ry, J. Page 4l A TENDER MOMENT ON THE DANCE FLOOR ENGINEERS' BALL The courses fhey lake indicale fhal' lhe engi- neers are hard-working boys, bul' once a year +hey direc+ rheir eliforls fo a diFFeren+ 'lype of problem and solve i+ successfully by pu++ing on lheir Engineers' Ball. Exclusively for lhe loyal followers of S+. Pal, lhis dance is 'lhe occasion of more celebrafing 'lhan +he end of sevenfh week and more fun lhan a seclion change parly. All slide rules and log 'l'ableS are seen heading for lhe nearesl' exils as lheir owners exchange cal- culus for a dafe and mechanical drawing for a dance floor lo make fhis evening one 'lo be re- membered 'lhrough lhe long sludy sessions be- fore lhe nexl' Engineers' Ball. Page 42 A S C E To 'l'he rod and 'lransil' boys, lhe American Sociely of Civil Engineers offers an opporlunify io become be'Her acquainled wilh 'lheir chosen field. Meeling bi-mon+h- ly, ASCE furlhers 'rhe professional spiril wilh lalks and papers by oulslanding men in lhe profession. A ioinl' ROW I-Villena, G., Horowilz, E. V., Hemmer, W. R., Anlenen, D. E., Paulus, Sankey, G. L., Cooke, J. R. session wilh lhe Cincinnali seclion of +he senior Soci- ely brings lhe members in con'I'ac+ wilh prominenl' local engineers. On 'lhe social side, frequenl parfies and picnics lake minds off lhe usual slresses ancl slrains. The Engineers' Ball was co-sponsored by ASCE wilh 'lhe olher cleparlmenlal groups 'rhis year. R. F., ROW 2-Huilger, R., Spieker, G., Levine, M. A., Heck, A. T., Clark, J., King, J., Nelhero, M., Murphy, W., Pomeroy, D. Row 3-Hoh, L., Rudolph, E. C., Shaw, R. S., Wachendorph, J., Hurlburl, W., Hemmer, P. W., Milchell, F. A., Ritter, J. A., Miller, L. E. ROW 4-Tepe, H., Marlin, R., Marlin, P., Mess, A., Carey, T., Adams, G., Haver- camp, O., Enderle, R. E. ROW I-Ransom, W., Pockras, L., Lineback, J., Bodenslein, A., Emmons, M. ROW 2-Brauckmann, W., Slang, J., Sfaiger, R., Bielefeld, B., Kaflau, F., Yund, C. ROW 3-Fish, W., Bulz, R., Loomis, R., Wormus, R., Fry, J. Page 43 Page 44 ETA KAPPA NU Ela Kappa Nu is I'he men's honorary fraI'erni'I'y for upper classmen in Ihe College of Eleclrical Engineering. Membership in 'I'he organizalion is Iimiled lo Ihose men who are ou'ls'I'anding in scholarship. The purpose of +he organi- zalion is lo slimulale high scholaslic work and 'lo promole and main+ain good relalions belween sfudenfs and facully. Each year a parly in honor of +he gradualing members is given by 'I'he fralernily. Joining wi+h ofher honorary engineering socielies, Tau Chapler helps lo conducl' 'rhe annual Honos dance, always a gay affair. TAU CHAPTER OF ETA KAPPA NU PRESIDENT-CHARLES BALSLY VICE PRESIDENT-LOREN MEYERS RECORDING SECRETARY-HENRY FORD CORRESPONDING SECRETARY-JOHN INDERHEES TREASURER-SEYMOUR ZACKERMAN BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT-NORBERT WECKSTEIN John Conners Henry Cook Henry Duckworlh Frank Fosler Byron Bradbury Edward Dacey Norman Eichenberger Eugene Fischer Roberl' Foley Clarence German Joseph Grannen George Lockwood Charles Meyers William Rice FALL 'I949 INITIATES Howard Holsinger Adolph Jesswein Fred Livezey Charles Moore Donald Oliver William Russell Wendell Sininger Slanley Sfulhbarg Howard Wrighl Gerald Shullz EvereH' Smi+h Millon Sullivan Harold Thiedeman Karl Weslerlund A' I. E. E. The members of 'ihe American lnsiiiuie of Elecirical Engineers meei' a+ luncheons and dinners +o discuss muiual problems and 'io learn aooui' 'ihe laiesi' developmenis in subiecis of common in'l'eres+. These meeiings are held ai seven week iniervals. For guesi' speakers, pracricing engineers are invifed 'ro advise 'ihe group on whai' is new in 'I'he elecirical fields. lnspeciion 'irips are made 'io furiher demons+ra'I'e inieresiing proiecis. In +his way, praciical knowledge can be gained along wiih 'rhe iheoreiical knowledge acguired in The classroom. ROW I-Smiih, E., Drescher, L., Wolfgang, W., Bangeri, R., Feinauer, V. ROW 2-Bernard, R., Frederick, H., Schilmeisier, G., Zackerman, S., Grannen, J. ROW 3-Placke, D., German, C., Hosea, R., Conners, J. ROW I-Marshall, T., Smiih, F., Schaefer, C., Wrighi, H., ROW 2-Frech, R., Herrin, C., Piiis, R., Siubbs, W., Sininqer, W. ROW 3-McLaughlin, H., Shawver, W., Herrmann, R., Machan, D., Johnson, P. ROW 4-Kaiser, J., Goeberf, L., Krueger, S., Duckworfh, H., McCann, C. Page 45 ROW I-Senseman, B., Carper, G., Barney, H., Bunlinq, J., Smifh, R., Sonderman, W., Wengler, E. ROW 2-Sensel, E., Wolfe, R., Gunler, C., Bernel, H., Ohlson, R., Spohn, H., Griesheimer, R. ROW 3-Kusnerus, J., Applequisr, D., Howard, J., Seiberl, C., Gibbons, J., Lenz, H., Lules, H. ROW 4-Sander, T., Klug, M., Smilh, R., Alexander, R., Byrer, J., Voisard, W., Cleary, J. PI TAU SIGMA Pi Tau Sigma, na'l'ional mechanical engineering honor 'Fra'lerni+y, was founded al' lhe Universily of lllinois in 'lhe year I9l5. The Cincinnali E+a chapler, which grew ou+ of a local campus organizalion known as Thela Chi Mu, received ils charler in l926. Mem- bers are selecled from among ou'ls'l'anding senior, Page 46 iunior, and pre-junior sludenls. lnilialions are held 'lwice a year followed by banquels and addresses by prominenl' professional men, and each year 'lhe chap- l'er awards a Handbook +o 'lhe leading sophomore sl'uclen+. ll lakes an aclive parl' in Co-op Day, working wi+h ASME 'lo pu+ on an inleresling exhibit A. S. M. E Founded in l9ll, 'lhe sfudenl' ' branch of lhe American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers has dedicaled i'l'self 'lo l'he promolion of 'fellowship among engineering sl'uden'l's, and lo 'luriher inleresl' in lhe field of Mechanical Engineering. The s'l'uclen+ organizalion was founded wi+h 'lhe aim of acquainiing sludenls in ihis field wilh 'rhe parenl' socieiy of professional engineers. Al' 'lhe regular weelcly meeiings, papers are read and affairs of 'lhe organizafion are discussed. Membership is open +o s'l'udenl's in lheir lhird, fourlh, and fifth years of Mechanical Engineering. ROW l-Cropper, W., Sensel, E., Bohn, E., Granzow, C., Gibbons, J., Bonem, F., Springer, W., Wiedenbein, R., Mays, R. ROW 2-Sonderman, W., Evans, R., Cleary, J., Danenhauer, R., Thomas, W., Fenske, J., Gilmore, J., Kemme, R., Robinson, R., Goerlemoeller, M., Roblneli, D. ROW 3-Siegel, P., Willer, R., Wheailey, E., Pfenningwerih, P., Siemon, R., Miller, G., lszory, S., Reed, D., Hussey, C., Feller, J. ROW 4-Wagner, R., Heil, K., Broering, H., Messinqer, R., Inloes, L., DeLong, R., Siegman, H., Whifcomb, W., Fleming, D., Colberi, W. ROW l-Bernef, H., Koellcer, L., Sieele, C., Hafierschide, T., Coyle, D., Ohlson, R., Miller, G., Srnifh, C., Maslers, R. ROW 2-Freudenberger, A., Lazarus, H., Gunfer C., Dirr, A., Byrer, J., Colebrook, J., Bunfing, J., Cunningham, D., Applequisi, D., Rogers, H. Maihews, R., Bader, K., Wolfe, R. ROW 3-Tadge, C., Dennis, R., Newman, C., Luies, H., Voisard, W., Morris, J., Klug, M., Tucker, D., Sorlman, D., Burfi, C., Bullock, N., Flinn, R., Ellis, J., Kushnerus, S. ROW 4-Keylon, H., Alexander, R., Phillips, R., Fischer, F., Smilh, R., Hollcrofi, D., Hennel, G., McClellan, H., Howard, J., Wedding, W., Boyle, J., Barney, H., Geiger, J. ROW 5-Ross, P., Gasf, P., Gries, R., Hoffman, J., Sprague, J., Day, J., Baker, C., Hubley, G., Young, W., Johnson, R., Homan, F. ROW 6-Brinck, L., Dorn, J., Sander, T., Schumacher, T., Romine, A., Brockman, J., Dirr, R., Johnson, K., Books, H., Kaine, J. Page 47 HOME ECONOMICS Home Ec. is called +he how 'l'o calch a man college by embi'Hered classics majors bul' has accomplished many obiec- rives ofher 'lhan +urning ouf handy housewives. Boys llhere have been somel as well as girls 'lake courses in merchandising, business, rexriles, diefeiics, clorhing, child care, and several liberal ar'l's subiecls. On +he social calender ihroughoul' +he pasl year were various dinner parlies which are given annually for +he res+ of 'lhe college by each of 'lhe four classes. These din- ners are planned, prepared, and served by +he members of each class. Anolher of 'lhe annual funcfions is +he banquei' held by lhe iuniors in honor of +he senior class. Dean Dyer and +he Home Ec. Faculry help +o make rhis 'Phe mosr friendly and informal college on campus. Page 48 ROW I-ScoH, C., Boofh, S., Rebeck, G., Schmid, R. ROW 2-Russe, R., Schneider, S., Schwindf, C., Phillips, D., Miss Smilh, Dieckrnann, E., Minson M. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB . g Z Z X , . Z Q ra N69' 'B A qw ? X X fn -5 f ' ' Z 3 N. l -1: fX Z E -4 1 Fa C ' X me 9 R -vu i SNK, Zfg Qdlw Q x 5' T 2 1 -: T lx .J 'W' s ll X E L-N1 my 'Rf' ., fibres, ' L id? M 1' Q -'W 453' 7 Prfnxfigy--f5f.2M-. if 5, paw 'elwar-dl. ,. I IJ8lnd5en The Home Ec. Tribunal has lhe affairs of i+s college 'firmly by lhe apron slringsg il' handles all The s+uclenl' governmenl programs. Turn- ing from housewifely chores like Clean-up campaigns, +he Tribunal girls became perfecl' hoslesses al' l'heir annual Faculfy-Sluclenl' Chris'l'mas clinner. Topping 'lheir lis'l' of proiecls for I949-I95O was +he open house based on fhe 'rheme Alice in Wonderland , given for high school senior girls from all over Ohio. Page 49 fx . .., 1 rs. Page 50 13 ROW I-Lloyd, J., Holland, A., Doggelr, E. ROW 2-Garlner, L., Phillips, D., McHugh, M. P., Cobb, C. Leadership abili'l'y, ex- cellence in scholarship, and promise of achievemenl' are faclors which may granl' an aspiring Home Ec. sludenl' a coveled Omi- cron Nu pin. This na'l'ional honorary is open lo second TAU Pl EPSILON Tau Pi EPM was eslablished 'lo slimulale inieresl in sluclenl' 'fraining in lhe Field of child care. Though small in number 'lhey show Their worlh by 'lheir consisfanl' hard work wilh 'rheir ROW I-McGarry, B., Lapinsky, M., Rosenberg, B. ROW 2-Seybold, C., Hengsfenberq, J. semesler juniors and all qualifying seniors. Awards are presenled by lhis group 'lo an oulslanding fresh- man and lo lhe senior who has conlribuled mosl' 'lo 'lhe field of Home Economics. Alpha The'l'a Chap+er For advanced lraining in Child Care. scholarship program. Members are chosen 'From lhe lop I0 per cen'l' of 'lheir class and are selec'l'ed for lheir ac'l'ive inleresl' and oulslanding parlicipalion in 'l'his field of lraining. They are given an opporlunily for advanced lraining in Child Care HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Ec. Club is composed of girls from 'l'he Freshman, sophomore, iunior and senior classes. The girls from each year are responsible for a dinner which is given for +he fellow Home Economics sfudenls. The Chrisfmas dinner and parfy pu+ on by +he iuniors was never +o be forgo'H'en. The faculfy members were delighied wi+h +heir gi'F+s 'From San'I'a. Bake and Candy sales make possible 'ihe con'I'ribu'i'ion 'I'o fhe scholarship fund, and also provides fhe means +o send a represen1'a'l'ive +o 'l'he nafional conven'I'ion of all college Home Economics Clubs. ROW I-Means, B., Seghers, J., Aglamesis, M., Schneider, S., Brown, C., Heaih, P. Cadman, ' D N., Klle, ROW Z-Gariner, L., Maihews, A., Kincaid, N., Darves, G., Russe, R., Rebeck, G., Seigel, N. Thomas, J. ROW 3-Van Oflen, T., Hines, R., Hoyer, R., Burzynski, N., Karnes, S., Margolis, I., Floyd, A., Doggefi, E., Todd, D. ROW 4-Odenrhal, J., Bolland, A., Ward, B., Thomas, S., Maiek, L., Rosner, R., Smifh, J., Lipp, C., Websfer, E. Page 5l Page 52 DEAN GEORGE B. BARBOUR LIBERAL ARTS Afier fhree years of refuge in 'the library, TC building and paris unknown all over 'lhe campus, fhe college of Liberal Aris has Finally moved in'lo i'rs new home in Cunningham Hall of New McMicken. The varied curriculum offered was supple- men+ed wilh adclifional oul's'I'anding courses for 'lhe LA s+uden+ body. Expansion wil'h +he new facililies is sl'ill going on. Bul', again con+en'l in +heir modern surroundings, 'lhe spirii' of Mc- Micken now pervades fhe halls anew. Here Deans Barbour ancl Holiday, reiurned from +he realm of men wi'l'hou'r a coun'I'ry, will conlinue 'lo govern 'lhe workings of lhe college wifh 'lhe skill and knowledge lhai' has macle 'rhem so popular wifh all lhe UC sludenfs and faculfy. This year keeping +he widely scaH'ered sec- 'lions of sfudenrs 'rogelher was no'l' such a difficulr iob for 'rhe LA Tribunal, especially wifh 'lhe appearance of New McMicken on l'he horizon. Work was comple'l'ed for The lounge in Hanna Hall af'l'er a greal' deal of planning. As an organizarion whose primary funcfion is 'lhe governing of +he college in all fields no+ covered by fhe Sfuclenl' Council, 'l'he Tribunal was busy wH'h ideas of an honor sys'l'em and sfudenl'-facully raling syslem. Oiher funclions included 'lhe awarding of +wo scholarships 'lo freshman ancl 'lhe sponsoring of a speakers convocalion. Funds were also appropriafed +o help our ln'l'er-Deparrmenfal organizaiions. H wasn'+ all work ihough. The Tribunal sponsored a splendid Chrislmas pariy, and linally finished up a busy year wi+h rhe yearly Spring Dance. I ik' J' ig AFB. LIBERAL ARTS TRIBUNAL ROW I-Beckner, D., While, C., Teller, J., Cohen, S., Reihemeyer, M. ROW 2-Schuck, J., Grace, L., Puiman T Fa S ,., rrne, . Page 53 Howard Roelofs PHI BETA KAPPA Page 54 ---1'-r W7 Phi Bela Kappa represenls Ihe finesl' in scholaslic achievemenl in 'rhe College of Liberal Ar'I's and can claim for membership sI'uden+s chosen from Ihe upper fi'FI'een percenl of Ihese candidales eligible for eilher 'rhe Bachelor of Ar+s or +he Bachelor of Science degree. The forlunale bul' hard-working s'Iuden+s who have mainlained high schoIas'I'ic averages +hroughou'I Iheir college years are ini+ia'I'ed in Ihe spring inlo +his honorary which srresses friendship, moraIiI'y and in- I'eIIec+uaI achievemenl. The UC facully roll also boasls many names KN T of 'rhose who have aI'+ained Ihis honor. OFFICERS DR. CHARLES K. WEICHERT .....,..... DR. N. R. WHITNEY ......... MISS ETTA O'HARA. ,. MR. JACK STERN ,...,. MRS. MELBA PHILLIPS BOWERS .... ...........PRESIDENT . . .IST VICE PRESIDENT ...2ND VICE PRESIDENT ...3RD VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER FACULTY MEMBERS IN PHI BETA KAPPA William Alderman S. J. M. Allen Oscar E. Anderson Ada Harl Ar+IeH' George B. Barbour Isaac A. Barnefl' Marion Blankenhorn Carl Blegen Beverly W. Bond. Jr. Melba Phillips Bowers William C Boyce E. Lucy Braun Richard D. Bryanr Frank R. Byers Guslav Carlson Burr Noland Carfer John L. Caskey Margarel Chamberlain William S. Clark Dr. Ralph W. Eddy Dr. Eugene H. Ferris Clarence O. Gardner Roberl Clyde Gowdy Palricia Blasdel Louis Becker William Collins F. Leland Davis George Eberhard Fred Elkus Forresr Garpperi Erica Hauser Joann Johnslon Mary Jung Paul Hergel' Frederick C. Hicks J. Hobarr Hoskins Merron J. Huberl' EsI'eIIe Hunr Chesley M. Hulchings Dr. Lloyd B. Johnsfon John Louis Kohl Paul V. Krieder Michael Krouse Seldon Gale Lourie Dr. Carl A. Lucleke Louis A. Lurie Archimede Marni Ray William Marz Reginald C. McGrane Gaylord M. Merriman Alfred Morrison Harry R. Muegel Mariorie S. Palmer Anna L. Presenl' Dr. George Renner, Jr. UNDERGRADUATES ELECTED IN I949 Slanley Kaplan Gilberl Kliman John Lenl'L Roy Masl Powell McHenry Richard Neblefr Jean O'NeaI Paul Pahner James Redmand John Riley Dr. Horace W. Reid Rodney P. Robinson Meyer Salover Theodore K. Selkirk William L. Sample Roberl Shafer Florence Silverslein John Skavem Helen Sfanley Dr. Shiro Tashiro Roberl Toepfer Miriam Urban Ollo C. Von Schlichlon William S. Wabnilz Raymond WaII'ers C. K. Weicherl Roberl Wessel Keiskell B. Whaling Harry L. Wieman Jean Winslon Dr. Edwin H. Seydel Dr. Max M. Zinninger Irving Rosen Eugene Sawicki Alice Wiley Schlessinger William Schuberl Alice Schwarrz W. Neil Shelfon Russell Spears Donald Thomas Paul Weidner Rose Marie H. Weishaupl' Providing quiei' and an opporiunify for sfudy in The midsi' of +he busfling acfivify of The campus s+ands 'Hme liBrary, s+orehouse of 'l'he worlcl's knowl- edge and wisdom. Page 55 Page 56 NURSING AND HEALTH Besides giving +he lraining supplied by a regular nursing school, 'rhe College of Nursing and Heal+h gives i'rs sludenl' a well-rounded academic educarion-which all adds up +o a very busy four years. The girls work, live, and s+udy a+ +he Cincinnafi General Hospilal, pu'H'ing in a good lwelve hours or more each day wi+h very li'I'+le lime for 'lhe grill-gooning 'lhar occupies +he usual co-ed's day, and offen nol' even 'l'he evenings are 'rheir own. I+ is an arduous course, buf 'rhose who make il fhrough know +ha+ rhey are prepared no'l' only ro give skilled and sympa+he+ic nursing care, bu? also +0 'lake lheir place as in'l'elligen'r and useful ci'l'izens. ROW I-Roehm, M., Malick, A., Pancoasf, J., Drake, J., Kessler, J., Hoffman, M., Roush, S. ROW 2-Archambeaull, L., Hokman, A., Kaiser, E., Cockerill, R., Corlezan, J., Wheeler, L., Yamamolo, T. NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL The Nursing and Heallh Tribunal is one of 'l'he mosl' acfive organiza+ions of i'ls kind among 'lhe UC colleges, for in addilion lo ifs regular adminislrafive 'Func+ions, il' in- cludes an exfensive social organizalion for 'l'he rafher house-bound girls. To enliven 'lheir hours off-duly, club meelings are held each nighl' of 'rhe week, and include a glee club, a bridge club, a music apprecialion group, and sporls clubs, and several par'l'ies and dances are scheduled during 'lhe year. Ano+her duly of lhe Tribunal is lo se+ up l'he dorm rulings, and mele oul suilable punishmenl' for 'lhose who forgel' +he dorm closing hours do noi compare wi+h 'lhe Yachl' Club's. E I Sl .ix is fx ll fl, 1 .P . . ef D v P P le J If W if N Bi Tx' U lllll grief Page TEACHERS COLLEGE Down 'lhe halls of Teachers College walk +oday's pupils, 'ro- morrow's ieachers. Here, dreams of faking posi+ions in educarional fields are being fulfilled. A well-planned curricu- lum, along wi'I'h 'rhe usual academic courses, includes arf, dra- ma+ics, and music. Under 'lhe leadership of Dr. Carier V. Good, Dean of Teachers College, srudenrs may learn +o insrrucl' children from lcindergarfen 'Through high school. Included in +he work of U. C.'s fufure leachers are observafion +rips +o various schools in fhe ci+y and aclual classroom leaching. This experi- ence enables srudenls 'lo pur info pracfice whal They are raughr in Teachers College. Each year many U. C. graduares go forward well-equipped +o help 'I'rain our yourh +o meer 'lheir problems wirh confidence and assurance. l Page 58 f 1-:N Aff -5 Xia? S -, '? 439.231 I J X X ll X x X vi S3 x 'ol -5 N g spare 4 E22 TEACHERS COLLEGE TRIBUNAL Al'I'hough sludenl 'leaching and educalion classes keep +he fu+ure +eachers pre'H'y busy, a few find some +ime 'ro lake par+ in govern- ing fhe Teachers College. This group, under +he leadership of Jean Miller, plans 'lhe social calender for 'rhe year. An orien+a+ion program for +he incoming freshman, designed +o give fhem a piclure of wha'l' a young 'leacher of lomorrow has 'lo expec'l', s'I'ar+ed 'the fall acfivilies. The annual Thanksgiving Convoca- 'lion and Chrislmas Open House were high- ligh+s of +he year. Somefhing new for T. C. Tribunal was +he 'lea given for +he faculfy 'lo promofe a closer relalionship belween s'I'u- den+s and lhe leaching sfaff. Plans were discussed a+ +his lime 'lo have a Salurday morning, all-s+uden+ coffee hour . The Spring Musical broughl' io a close 'lhe acl'ivi'l'ies of +his year's Teachers College Tribunal. ROW 2-Frifh, B., Kahle, J., Good, C., Miller, J., Crossen, H., Droege, G., Porfer, R. ROW 3-Rogers, T., Burchelf, E., Gee, J., Zopff, F., Dumonf, J. Page 59 Page 60 L ... 3 F5325 rms... , ROW I-Kelley, J., Hebble, J., Dallow, M., Kalchman, H., McNamee, J., Price, J. ROW 2-Eiche, J., Jung, R., Caine, A., Grogan, M., Sheppard, J., Bradley, M., McCoy, J., Irons, M., Miller, J, ROW 3-Schoelwer, M., Sherwin, B., Simkin, S., Eflin, B., Wenle, R., Hanlon, A., Fehrman, B., Wierwille, L., Sfross, E., Knopf, K., Lavell, J., Fischer R ROW 4-Carney, R., Fisler, M., Conover, M., Lulz, E., Beniamin, P., Gill, P., Ernesl, J., McClure, G., Poflhoff, M., Rumsfield, B., Mueller, K. Lxfwxn P ROW 5-Wagner, G., Pease, P., Fossil, A., Cruse, C., Carpenfer, N., McCue, J., Kolslein, J., Brill, M., Krumbein, M., Horwiiz, L, Berfsch, L., Wagner M KINDERGARTEN The K-P Club meels ev- CLUB ery Wednesday for lhe members 'lo pool and discuss ideas and consider 'lheir problems as fulure leachers. This club fries 'lo provide informalion 'l'l'1al' will give 'lhe mem- bers a lrue piclure of +he sil'ua'lion. The programs of 'lhe club included speeches and discussions on child educalion. Bus. ED. CLUB Made up of Bus- Ed. majors, 'lhe Business Educalion club seeks lo learn more of 'lhe problems of +l1e business world. Prominenl speakers of 'lhe managemenl and labor faclions give 'l'l1e members a lrue piclure of lhe silualion. A bake sale +o raise money for Chrislmas baskels was anolher big proiecl' of 'lhe year. ROW l-Leifh, H., Liguori, F., Wall, J., Sayre, R., Mari, G., Morris, P., Rahe, H. ROW 2-Sendelbeck, D., Boike, M., Rice, B., Keefe, J., Baggeff, A., Derr, J., Kuechenmeisler, J. ROW 3-Zopff, F., Deramo, S., Sellle, K., Schroer, D., Sunnenberg, J., Worden, B., Janlz, J. DEAN HOKE S. GREEN GRADUATE SCHOOL OOO Nowadays, when specializa+ion is needed +o excel in almosf every field, many siudenrs refurn affer receiving +heir B. A. or B. S. +o gain by a posl-graduaie course a more specific, prac- fical knowledge of his chosen subject UC's Graduafe School, under fhe guidance of Dean Holce S. Green, offers furfher s+udy in +wen+y-six deparlmenfs +o 'lhese eager scholarly +ypes, who affer laboring long in dim corners of ihe library will some- day emerge, fhesis in hand, +o receive 'lhe cove+ed Maslers or Doc+ors degree in +heir par+icular field. Page bl Page 62 DEAN FRANK S. ROWLEY LAW For Phose who aspire Po Phe bench or Phe WhiPe House, Phe PirsP sPop on Phe way is Phe building aP Phe corner of Calhoun and Cli'FPon. The CincinnaPi Law College raPes high among Phe naPion's PinesP, and in iPs halls men land five womenl wallow Phrough legal Pomes or PhaP Pony of Phe profession, Phe Canned Brief . High-grade scholars are rewarded by inducPion inPo Phe Order of Phe CoiP , or by being given Phe privilege of wriPing 'for Phe Cincinnafi Law Revue, a Pop honor. The various legal PraPerniPies oPPen have guesP speakers aP Pheir Monday meePings, who discuss currenP civic problems wiPh an inside view. For even more legal lighP, Phere is Phe Case Club, which holds mock Prials Po give Phe young PaPriclc Henrys a chance Po Pry Pheir eloquence on innocenP bysPanders. Dean of lhe Law College is Mr. Franlc S. Rowley. Running such a large and complica+ecl organizalion is a full 'lime iob, buf besides keeping 'lhe adminislralive wheels lurning, Dean Rowley also 'leaches classes in Con'lrac+ Law. ln 'lhe recenl' Gilman-Ohio Sfale scare, he assured his classes 'lhal il' iusl couldn'+ be. Anolher example of fhe up-+o-fhe-minufeness of lhe curricula is 'lhe class in Federal Taxa- 'lion-seems ihal fhe subjecl maHer changes so much +ha+ +he 'lexl is published as a loose- leaf nofeboolcl Numbered among 'lhe law profs are many eminenl Cincinnafi iurisfs, including Carson Hoy, lhe Counly Prosecufor. DEFENSE RESTSITS CASE ' 41 :mail Page 63 DEAN STANLEY E. DORST Page 64 MEDICINE l+'s a long jump from pre-med +o med school, and +he lucky few who make il' find +ha+ if 'lakes a lol' of grinding and deler- mina'rion +o slick if out Affer +he head-spliHing enhance examinalion, lhe hopeful applicanl' spends several anxious mon+hs wai+ing for his le++er of-he hopes-acceplance. lf he is successful, 'rhe nex'I' fall he appears, while-coafed and weak- kneecl, +o gel' cozy wi+h fhe cadaver who is his companion every morning of 'lhe firsl' semes'l'er. Soon he develops lhal' casual aHi+ude and off-hand 'lechnical conversa+ion 'lhal' is guaranleed lo +urn any layman green inside of lhree minules. By second semesler, he has really acquired 'fhe esprii' de corps and accumulafed several srrange gadgels and lo+s of muscle jerk 'les'I's lo lry oul' on +he family, 'Friends and pei cal. So if goes for 'rhe nexl' four years, un'lil finally he can hang oul' a shingle of his very own. The Cincinnafi Medical School is descended from +l1e Medical College of Ohio, which was charfered by 'lhe Ohio Legisla+ure in l8l9, and has gained a repu'I'a+ion as one of +he fines+ in fhe coun+ry. Closely associaled wifh fhe General Hospi'l'al, s+uden+s are able +o spend parf of +heir lafer years in acfual clinical observalion. While 'rhe school is an eighf-+o-five propo- sifion and sfudying +alces up many hours more, 'Phe med sfudenls Find +ime for par+ies af 'lhe fralerniiy houses near +he campus. 6 .. W P 1 f M X Blledgen Page 65 EVENING COLLEGE Those glillering ligh+s +ha+ illuminale our campus each nighl +hroughoul' fhe school year are 'lhe guiding markers of educa- 'l'ion made available 'lo +hose residenls oi Cincinnali who find il impossible +o allend school under rhe regular day school pro- gram. Meeling lhe requiremenls of +his group is lhe Evening College, under 'lhe clirecrion of Dean Frank R. Neuffer.Classes are held in 'rwo seclions wi+h a few field +rips scheduled on Sa+urdays. ln acldifion a varied program of social evenls are planned by +he sludenls and lacully. Every a'H'emp+ is made io provide a normal school-like afmosphere. Such ac+ivi+ies as 'rhe Nigh+ Times, +he school newspaper, are successful melhods of giving sludenls whaf mighl' be lacking of college life. Page 66 o 5, A , 2's.f ,, N V M K . ,QQ , 'fi ' 4 A . Q 555 AMS? f ,Q Li11-. , 4 , , '63 ,, R m ,L ',A, ,V 55,1jg,j.fp . ,... IL K A 1 I , is xvYjk:3..At,ji?.if.MlV ' Wifi 9 . 5 . ' 1 fn - , . , m Q- -,ww ,hz fg ,' kaA-rf' - f f. ,gsiwjv W, ,A , ,A - ,.E Hi mLfm.Li:,, m M M 4 Q 'N 5 ' V 1 .,,, f gf gggqw l, f L , g K V- , , Uifi-J-1, K . - 3.11 A ssrzt. iw ff ' , , 'H ,--- W ,L H 1 QE 57111 , f Nf'f?41 g :Is X 10562921255 fiwmde ww, . 1- ' gi . , i+if+l3, fi g n1. g 2E f7 V V lla N4 M 'iff 527535, 1 5 W' ' f ,,,, 4, H, ,Aw , ,, i ., 5 . Q 1 gy: L k i giixi ' ' L57 5 K S Z716l6ul1,7 Ou ln her new black dress and uncomfor+ably aware of her new hah 'l'he freshman girl walks in+o her firsl Opening Tea and fhe seige begins. She obligingly drinks 'l'hree cups of 'lea and five cups of punch l'ha+ day, nibbles half-hearledly on canapes, and examines ups'rairs and down of eighi' differen+ sorori'I'y houses. The nexl' day, pracfically an old campaigner, she has accumal- areal small 'ralk for +he receiving lines, and learned 'thai' she doesn'1' have 'lo smoke all +he cigareH'es offered her. From ihen on, parfies lose +heir formalify. Saddles and socks are in order and 'lhe parlies are planned around amusing lhemes. Excepl' for +he agonizing wail for bids, she finds 'lhaf rush parries can be fun. Faces l'ha+ were ius'l' smiling blurs al 'lhe 'Peas suddenly crys'l'alize in'I'o lhe girls she wen+ +o high school wi'rh, and 'lhe world is her sophislicaied oysler. The acfives have an even rougher lime: her day's work begins when 'lhe parfies are over. -Page 69 ROSE M. RUPP PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Two represen+a+ives of each of fhe campus sorori+ies along wi+h Mrs. Rupp, assisfanf dean of Women, form Pan-Hellenic Council, governing body of fhe lady Greeks. From fhis group come decisions +ha+ shake +he very foundafions of campus life, for il' is Pan-Hel +ha+ decides such maH'ers as sororily scholar- ship, +he raiher confusing bul' successful Quol'a Sysl'em , and o+her sororily rules and regulafions. Noi +o be overlooked is 'l'he work done in caring for an unforfunaie war orphan. On +he social side i+'s Pan-Hel +ha+ works along wi+h ln'ferfra+erni+y Council in making 'I'he yearly Greek-Weekend successful. W2 B ner G Rosner R Smiih V Schuck, J., Disiler, S., Wilzbach, T., Connolly, M. i l l l I J H mel' M 5hEPPil'd J Hefweh M Turner Mrs F Modene B. Bursiek, P., Gunderman, C., Gerdes, D., Rauh, M., Jegley, R. ROW I-Bonnell, J., Kluener, ., am , ., , .. , .. . . ., , , ROW 2--Davis, N., Adams, M., Creighlon, J., Arnold, C., Spies, H., Fehrman, B., Derbes, M., Peacock, T., Robbins, M., Sudbrack, C., Helmling, S., Sl. Cyr, J., Knodel, M., Henderson, P., Hirlinger, P., Price, J. ROW 3-Hollman, M., Kirslein, A., Newman, G., Howell, S., Voighl, J., Healh, P., Lehrer, J., Paolino, S., Wierwille, L., Aeschbach, H., Moller, S., Harper, H., Hursf, M., Francq, D., Reichle, A., Freeburg, L. A., Hanna, C. M. ROW 4-Sl. Cyr, R., Lloyd, J., Pelerson, N., Heinz, E., Ewig, R., Horner, J., Crow, C., Grossheim, J., Brown, J., Nagel, P., Parry, P., Campbell, E., Hoffmann, G., Bell, J. Taffe, J. ' ' ' ' ll B. D :ch r M. Brill, M. A., Simpson, J., Ludeke, G., Flaig, J. L., Frank, P., Meyer, V., ROW 5-Bermng, A., Morson, B., Krrnbull, C., Kees, J., Hawkins, L., Conno y, , o e , , Happy. P- ALPHA CHI OMEGA Presidenl-Belly Modene Pledge Mislress-Claire Gunderman Secrelary-Marlene Hammer Treasurer-Pal' Bursiek Founded DePauw I885 Alpha Della Chapler l9l9 ONE AMONG MANY The rushing season 'rhis year slarled long before Seplember for 'lhe Alpha Chi's: lhey showed lheir rushes a newly decoraled din- ning room and basemenl. The firsl 'lrophy was won by Doris Brigham al lhe A. T. O. sweep- slakes. Then lhey won lhe lrophy al Home- coming for 'rhe Mosl Beauliful Floal of lhe women's enlries. ln Oclober lhe Alpha Chis had an old clolhes parly, and in November lhe Pledge Formal, held in 'lhe Sinlon Rook- wood Room. A+ Chrisfmas lime, lhey seren- aded 'lhe old folks al Allenheim and lhen had lheir 'lradilional Chrislmas par'l'y. Exchange dinners, foolball games, 'rea dances, parries and formals helped 'lo complele l'his year and make il' an unforgelable one 'For Alpha Chi. Page 7I ROW I-Floyd, A., Bary, R., Acomb, J., Smith, V. A., Hall, M.. Slewarf. A.. Kline. K-, Voeqfle, J. A., Baker, J., Prifcheff C. J ROW 2--Dimmell, V., Rolf, R., Fowler, C., Duffy, M., Manlhey, J., Schulfes, C., Knopf, E., Heffernan, P., Brueggemann, b., Thompson, S., Sawlelle, B., McNeely, B. ROW 3-Huber, B., Barlow, S., Poundsrone, G., Schweier, P., Wallace. P-. Ryan. l--. Murray, R., Challanl, C., Mara, M., Fischer, R., Sullivan, M. ROW 4-Doyle, B., Lewing, B., Boofh, A., Slone, P., Vehr, C., Finn, T., Tierney, P., Siffran, M., Kallus, J., Neff, N., Knopf, K., Albers, P., Hudson, S. ALPHA DELTA Pl Page 72 Presidenf-Virginia Smilh Vice Presidenl'-Alice Slewarl' Secrelary-Jane Acomb Treasurer-Calhleen Kline Founded Wesleyan College 'For Women l85l Bela Pi Chapler esfablished i935 Where's lhe lurpenline? Whal' color goes wil'h blue? could be heard around +he A. D. Pi house early lasl fall. To slarl' off a busy rush season lhe former pledges redecoraled 'lhe clownslairs making a new chapler room and play room. By Seplember 'l'he house had 'lhal come hil'her look 'l'ha'l' makes one glad lo be lhere and sorry 'lo leave. The whirl of rushing s'lar'l'ed a season of sludy, work and fun. Sofl' music and 'Fine enleriainmenl made lhe pledge formal al' Summil Hills Counlry Club one of 'l'he mosl' memorable evenings of l'he season. Ocfober 28 found 'lhe aclive chap'l'er and pledges al' a Masquerade Hallowe'en parly. Spooks, clowns and seFiori'l'as filled +he hall wifh myslery. .wifi g,,:.,:5,,.,.wr 'i ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Page 73 V ROW l-Buehler, R., Redden, N., Saulfer, C., Bonner, G., Conner. Mrs. Emma. Birnharf, C., Mongan, M. A., Collins, P., Plsek, D. ROW 2 L' d man M Doerr J Willa V Zwosler P, McDeviH', P., Tashiian, R., Zimmerman, M., Kile, D., Sfufzman, S., Means, B., Schubert, M., Finn, P., Healh, T. - ln E ni -. i -1 . -- i ' ROW 3-Goodyear, V., Mackzum, P., Pirrmann, D., Hummel, C., MeaS. M-. SHEW. D-. Kahles, V., Becker, C., Brown, C., Bayles, M., O'Reilly, P. ALPHA OMICRON Pl PRODUCTION LINE Page 74 Presidenl-Geneva Bonner Vice Presideni'-Carole Barnharl Secreiary-Mary Ann Mongan Treasurer-Carolyn Sau'H'er Founded Barnard College I897 Thela Ela Chapler eslablished in l929 The AOP's began a busy year by showin 'lhe many rushees lhrough 'rheir newly decor aled house. Especially admired was fhe pow der bar where ambilious Applied Ar+s mem bers had decoraied +he walls wi'l'h a hug ocropus and Varga Girl 'rype mermaid Pledges were honored wi'l'h open houses, e change dinners, and a hay-ride. A 'lea w held for lhe pledges' parenls, and in Novemb +he annual pledge formal look place al' + Summil Hills Counlry Club. A much looke forward-lo 'Trip was 'raken by +he pledges +he Miami Chapler, wi+h whom Founder's D was also celebraied. The Senior Banquel' w. +he las'I' big social evenl' of 'lhe year, given honor of rhe deparling seniors. Presidenf-Carolyn Evans Vice Presideni'-Rifa Gibbins Secrefary-Emma Lou Dieclcmann Treasurer-Marilyn Bohn Founded Universily of Arkansas l895 Pi Alpha esfablished I9l3 The year I949-50 broughl' a hosl' of honors +o The cardinal and sfraw. Jean Hauclc was chosen Swee+hear+ of Sigma Chi , Jane Moesfa 'rhe Dream Girl of Pi K A , and Barbie Meyers 'lhe ATO Sweep-sfalces Girl . Glenna Berfram was elecfed presidenl of W.A.A., and Rurhie Cecil, fhe Edifor of 'lhe S+uden'l' Direcfory. The Chi O calendar was crowded wi'rh parries, open houses, and many olher evenfs, Some of 'rhe mosl' memorable were 'l'he formals ai' Chrislmas and in +he spring, and lhe spagheH'i and wine old clofhes par'ly -somelhing new which proved +o be a lol' of fun. You can unders+and why 'l'he Chi Omegas 'rhinlc +ha+ +his was fheir year. OW I-Bolland A Buk P D' ckm E , ., r , ., ne ann, ., Evans, C., Noclon Mrs A G bbens Bohn M B rf am G Klee p e P Coffeld C OW 2-Thiele, G., Renaker, H., Mack, E., Keefe, J., Weimer, Geo ega h ader J Abbey C Mo H M r M S mm ns OW 3-Williamson, S., Hurley, D., Rebeck, G., Aglamesis, M. R Gu S , b F OW 4-Vincenf, M,, Thomas, J., Kyrlach, N., McGill, G., Rodger P Obe m nn J M nkhaus M Andraud K oege elan O y M 3 DELTA DELTA DELTA All WHO IS IT, JODY? Presidenl-Jody Schuck Vice Presidenf-Margol Bumiller Secrefary-Lorene Koch Treasurer-Joanne Rosensiiel Founded Boslon Universify i888 Zela Chapler eslablished in l892 I949 lefl' 'lhe Tridell maniel covered wiih 'lrophies and 'The scrapbook loaded wilh re- membrances of a hundred good +imes. To see liHle Joyce 6oH'schalk presenied as Band Sponsor was ioy enough, bul when Jody Schuck was crowned Junior Prom Queen and Mary Frances Rank made Honorary Caclel' Colonel, lheir cup 'lruly ran over. So when 'l'he new pledge class enfered in Sepiember 'They could only keep up 'lhe record by winning 'l'he 'lrophy for +he mosl humoruous floal-a huge yellow lion wi+h a deep bass voice. Noi' always so docile, The pledges slaged a revoll one nigh+, and had 'lo be properly punished al a mock 'lrial held before 'lhe Chrislmas pariy al 'rhe house. k M F McAfee R Muth M Buehren V McHugh, J. ROW I-Koch, L., Rosensiiel, J., Bumiller, M., Goifschalk, J., Schuck, J., Swope, Mrs. S., Ran , . ., , ., , ., , ., ROW Z-Worsham, B., Ofien, C., Mason, P., Pascal, M., Carson, E., Snoddy, J. S., Hodson, D., Niederhelman, J., Krause, J., Pierce, M. J., Hughes, P., Knight, B. J., Bilh B., Todd, D., Cadrnan, N. ROW 3-Howard, S., Lee, J., Baer, E., Hock, J., Reece, P., Pichering, N., Cochran, J., Rixey, A., Knighf, R., Runck. J., Jackson, D., Wrighi, J., Posfler, J., Hodson ,D,, Bush. B . F f J. Maue, F., Voiqhf, J., Hempel, J., Greisser, R., McHugh, E., ScoH, B., Geselbrachi, D., Ferguson, L. J ROW 4-Ives, M., Buck, R., Ahrens, M. L., Uvass, D. M, as, .. .,..,. ,,, S., .SQ 5, Presidenf -Mickey Jarson Vice Presidenl- Evelyn Levine Secrefary-Shirley Hoodin Treasurer- Rufh Sfeibel Founded New York Universify l9I7 Mu Chapfer eslablishecl I926 Tuesday nighf always Finds lhe house on Probasco Avenue bulging al' fhe seams as fhe Deephees gafher ro eaf, calch up on l'he lafesl news, and lo plan for coming evenfs. Along wil'l1 +he usual parries, dances, and ofher social even'l's lhal' mark every sororil'y's calendar, +he Della Phi Epsilon girls each year give special parlies for a 'lhird grade class al' Raschig School. Ice cream cones, cookies, and drop +he handkerchief delighl' 'l'he youngslers, and even lhe sophis'l'ica+es of l'he group agree fhal' il' is lo'l's of fun 'lo romp wifh Them. A record of l'heir good limes was kepl' in +he Mu chap'l'er scrapbook, which received rhe highesl' award a+ 'lhe Della Phi Epsilon naficnal convenfion. ROW I-Hoodin, S., Field R., Levine E., Wilds, Mrs. M. Jarson ' l REMEMBER THAT PARTY DELTA PHI EPSILON , , , , M., Shebel, R., Sherwin, B. ROW 2-Beffan, G., Vigran, M., Sagel, A., Atlas, R., Rose, J., Abowifz, A., Michelman, J., Levine, A., Peel. . Horowifl. L- ROW 3-Kauffman, P., Falcon, L., Gordon, J., Lurie, J., Gains, S., Weissman, E., Kessler, P., hw r ., lf, C. Sc a 11, R Wo DELTA ZETA ROW I-Newland, F., Smifh, R., Rosner, R., Holliday, Mrs. E., Starr, C., Gumz, P., Heis, E. ROW 2-Williams, l., Bradham, S., Ricking, J., Casfor, Y., Daubenbis, J., Whilley, C., Mcorman, M., P ROW 3-Smiih, J., Shoenfeld, B., Munsell, M., Trieschman, J., Penn, J., Freyrag, C., Graham, P. ROW 4-Worden, B., Meyers, V., Cones, M. McCarfy, J., Miller, C., Sander, S., Rapp, L. Presidenr-Ru+h Rosner Vice Presidenf-Charlene S+arr Secreiary-Pauline Gumz Treasurer-Faynelle Newland Founded Miami Universify l902 Xi Chap+er ins+alled l9l6 The Della Zefas enioyed a successful year in +heir beau+iFully redecoraied house, which pro- vided a perfecl' se'Hing for such ac+ivi+ies as fheir iolly Hallowe'en parly, Dad' Day open house, and The +ea given in honor of foreign sludenis aHending UC. The gleaming WAA inrramural lrophy won las? year +ook Hs place wi+h o+her 'rrophies along wi+h +he ATO sweep- siakes cup won lhis year. A success-ful rush season, +heir feslive Chrisrmas formal, and 'lhe +radi'l'ional pledge formal, all helped 'lo complefe an unforgeHable year for lhe girls who wear 'lhe Golden Lamp . orier B. Page 7B J., Davies, J. McClure, G., Dunn, D., Wimsey, B., Anderson, N., Grace, M., Rule, J., Johnslon, B., Eulsch, B., Mueller, A. KAPPA ALPHA THETA 2 x. -,, U if Page 79 ROW I-Dick, B., Hynes, J., Pelers, V., Zurlaqe, C., Wilzbach, T., Kammann, E. M., Desalvo, A., Schwindl, C. B., Moak, R., Vogt, E., Kruck, J. ROW 2-Lighl J, Schulle, M., McConachie, N., Glasgow. J., Lulz. E., Lavell, J., Goerlemiller, M., Carney, R., Hunl, M., Braun, M., Bells, J., Munro, J., Keller. C-. 500lh ROW 3-Pu hl L.. Schulze A., Bollinger, J., Reinhard, L., Stress, E.. Jennings, D., Goddard, R., Hofmann, V., Slurqen. V., Bammerlin, J., Eiche. J.. Snyder, J.. Ruehlmann Q . - . ROW 4-Slilh, L., Schildmeyer, J., Welling, V., Kersling, B., Jones, D., Mercle, R., Kncblaugh, J., Lynn, L., Wood, D., De Salvo, J., Schmid, R., Burl, J., Mennhen, KAPPA DELTA WHO ARE THOSE SOCKS FOR? Page 80 Presidenl--Eslher Wilzlaach Vice Presidenl-Annelle DeSalvo Secrelary-Carolina Zurlage Treasurer-Carole Schwindl Founded Virginia Slale Normal School l897 Omega Xi Chapler eslablished l9l3 The beginning ol lhe rush season lound lh Kappa Dells wilh several new improvemenl' lo lheir house. The conversion ol lhe garag inlo a bumming room and lhe addilion ol 4 palio gave lhe girls an allraclive selling lo lheir rush parlies. Their enlhusiaslic pledg class enlered inlo lhe college life, and shorll aller school slarled, lhey added lhe ATO cu for lhe Mosl Allraclive Brunelle lo lh ever-increasing colleclion. The Clzrislmas parl pul everyone in lhe righl lrame ol mind lc lhe holidays. The slcil was a big success ev lhough il was lhe aclives lhemselves who wer lhe viclims. ROW l-G0Ckef. P-. Koehler. M-. JGNSGN- G-. 591559. B-. MCGHWY. 5-. Halvorsen, Mrs. A., Disller, S., Spohrle, A., Speckman, P., McGIaughIin, M., Foley, K. ROW Z-Carpenler, N., Vanderheid, B., Avey, V., Davies, G., Reih, H., Calverl, H., McNarnee, J., Chenowelh, D., Kleesaiiel, J., Crider, C., Fossil, A. ROW 3-Sleinmelz, S., Underwood, R., Bauman, B., Oberlander, J., Morris, K., Wheeler, M., Doran J., Hogan, E., Sianley, C., Reeves, J., Kaemmerle, B., Danner, R. ROW 4-Sleele, B., Boone, B., Fugiff, J., Pease, P., Williams, C., Todd, N., Seghers, J., Henqsfenberg, J., Siockdale, S., Duffy, M., Snyder, J., Schmidi, S. ROW 5-Bissell, P., Newell, S., Gosiqer, M. J., Reif, C., Dieckmann, B., Kling, C., Thompson, M., McCue, J., Kahle, J., Cruse, C., Erhardf, C., Vinsonhaler, J., Bain, V. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Presidenl-Shirley Disiler SUGAR? Vice Presidenl-Belly McGarry Secrelary-Margie Koehler Treasurer-Kay Foley Founded Monmouih College l870 Be'la Rho Chap'l'er Eslablished l9l4 The Kappas moved lo lheir new, more spa- cious house on lhe corner of Cliflon and Jose- lin 'l'his year. There 'lhey found more room 'lo display 'lhe lrophies lhey acquired during 'lhe year-lhe Pan-Hellenic scholarship cup for lhe fourlh year in a row, lhe cup for lheir Sigma Sigma Carnival boolh, and lhe ATO Sweep- s'l'alces 'rrophy won by lhe I949 pledge class. Kalie Crider reigned as lhe While Rose of Lambda Chi and Rulhie Heisel won lhe Na- lional Kappa Scholarship. Rulhie also was on Mor'l'ar Board, as was Befly Benzing. The Kap- pas adoplecl a child in Europe and l-ook care of his food, clolhing, and shel'l'er. ll was a profilable and enjoyable year for lhe Kappas. Page Bl ROW I--Colfer, B., Green, G., Dieiz, B., Keiih, Mrs. H. H., McCarl'hy, M., Hoyer, P., Saville, I., Jegge, L. ROW 2-Ramsden, R., Hines, R., Greene, L., Van Oflen, T., Wrighf, J., Websler, E., Maflick, M., Wilson, M., Vance, S. PHI MU PHI MUSIC Page 82 Presidenl'-Bonnie Davis Dielz Secrelary-Audrey Ludeke Treasurer-Phyllis Hoyer Founded Weslyn College l852 Della Ze'l'a Chapler eslablished l93l The Phi Mu year was a well-rounded one which included ample shares of s+udies, work and fun. Work began during lhe summer when +he aclives donned blue ieans and came for'l'h wi+h original ideas for 'rhe redecoraling of lheir house in preparalion for a busy school year. Working +oge'lher gave 'lhe girls a chance 'lo discuss and plan lheir rush pariies and olher social evenls. The campaigns for campus candidales, Lillian Jegge, Ellie Web- s'ler, and Audrey Ludeke kepl 'lhe Phi Mus occupied al'l'hough +hey found 'lime 'lo main- 'lain 'rheir high slandards of scholarship. The slumber parfy which +he aclives gave +he pledges found everyone wide-awake and hav- ing a wonderful lime. The Pledge Formal, 'rhe Chrislmas parly and +he Aclive-Alum parries properly Finished +he year. Presidenl'-Margaref Connolly Vice Presidenl-Ida Mae Boehm Secrefary-Ruih Weber Treasurer-Joan Fussner Founded Boslon Universi+y I92I Ze+a Chapfer es+ablishecl I933 The Pi Lambda Sigmas from UC were migh'l'y proud for +hey were sporling a new gavel awarded 'lhem by Their Nafional for being 'rhe oul's+anding chapler of l'he year. To keep up 'lhe high sfandards necessary lo de- serve and win such an award, fhey worked hard on campus ac+ivi+ies and wilhin 'rhe chap+er. One of 'lhe high spols of 'Phe year was +he annual Founders' Day celebra+ion, while +he big social evenf was +he Chrisrmas Spread. The delicious food and good lime will long be remembered by all. Communion Sunday gave +he girls an oppor'I'unH'y +o ga+her in reverence wi+h a fellowship brealcfasl' following +he service. THAT'S MY DATE ROW I-Hyland, K., Fussner, J., Boehm, I. M., Meyer, C., Connolly, M., Weber, R.. Malas, J. ROW 2-Bernard, B., Plagge, H., Ross, D., Imfeld, C., Zwick, M., Henke, R., Bernard, J. SIGMA DELTA TAU Presidenl-Shirley Schneider Vice Presidenl'-Marilyn Lapinslcy Secre+ary-Phyllis Li'rwin Treasurer-Norma Seigle Founded ai' Cornell Universi+y I9I7 Epsilon Chap+er eslablished i923 The SDT's slarled off a big year by moving info a long hoped-for new house. Woodside Avenue immedialely became +he scene of an energelic scrub, scour, shine program, as +he girls worked +o ready lheir new home for a big Housewarming weekend rhai fearured a sororily s+ag, a Welcome dance, and an open house for The en'rire Universily. The Opera- 'lion Clean-up on +he house was helped con- siderably by a pledge class of ninefeen, +he largesi' in 'lhe chap'rer's hisiory. The Sig Dells were busy along ofher lines, +oo, as +hey enferiained a'I' 'lhe Home for lhe Blind, and invi+ed wide-eyed orphans 'lo a Chrisfmas parfy co-s'I'arring Sanla Claus and ice cream. ROW I-Slobodien, R., Hauser, H., Siegel, N., Lapinsky, M., Wiegand, Mrs. L., Schneider, S., Lifwin, P., Perry, B. ROW 2-Wigser, O., Lipp, C., Bachrach, J., Hollander, J., Kirschner, M., Berman, S., Meizqer, Y., Schoffensfein, S. ROW 3-Weiner, I., Mark, M., Srillpass, B., Minson, M., Kafz, R., Joseph, G., Glicksberq, S., Dine, ROW 4-Cohen, L., Robens, E., Horwifz, L. M., Pelfa, H., Levinger, E., Leif, M., Busch, S., Harkavy, R., Puskin, B. Page 84 Presidenl-Jean O'Brien Vice Presidenl'-Mary Ann Birn Treasurer- Shirley Lange Secrelary-Jacqueline Poirel' Founded Universily of Michigan l9ll Epsilon Chapler eslablished l9ll The beginning of Seprember marked re- newed spiril' in l'he The'l'a Phi's-a dream became a realily wi+h 'lhe aquisifion of +he new house af I36 Wen'l'wor+h Ave. Rushing was iusr around lhe corner, and be'l'ween decora+ing and planning par+ies every The+a Phi had her hands full. Around lhe World was lhe lheme chosen 'For 'lhe rush parlies, and pledges-+o-be found 'lhemselves whisked +o Ireland, China, France, Africa, and llaly by merely srepping over 'rhe doorslep. The whirl didn'+ s'l'op af+er pledge day, for +hey soon were busy winning 'lrophies- Mos+ Beauliful 1 Women's floaf, Pre'H'ies'l' Blonde a+ 'lhe l --- ATO sweepslakes, and 'lhe Sophos lrophy. WHAT AN ENTRANCE, THETA PHI ALPHA ROW I-Bradley, B., McGoff, M., Poirol, J., Cleveland, P., Beck, Mrs. A., O'Brien, J., Lange, S., Fox, M., Crane, J., Schmalz, J. ROW 2-Bergman, B., Chinery, J., Blesi, M. A., Bucher, V., Koegel, P., Nieman, J., Walsh, M., Taylor, C. J., Bosse, J., Hanlon, A., Wrocklaqe, C., Raflermann, A. ROW 3-Macke, J., DeCourcy, N., McCoy, J., Kuhlman, R., Lange, J., Diara, L., Koeqel, J., Heidacher, H., Minella, G., Grogan, M. A., Balsche, M., Birn, M. A., Rush, J. ROW 4-Bauerbach, J., Topmoeller, S., Brisfol, J., Orfner, S., Jung, R., Grogan, M., Fries, A., Sieve, L., Kuhlman, M. J., Lang, V., McHugh, M. P. ROW 5-Schoel-Yer, M., Vogele, M. A., Frankenberg, A., Doeker, E. A., Schumacher, R. A., Droge, R., Tackenberq, N., Hibarger, M. E., Porleous, M. H., Bender, J., McCar1hy, M. . Page 85 Presidenl'-Shirley Frame Vice Presidenl'-Jean Miller Secrelary-Joan Smilh Treasurer-Ru+h Figg Founded Virginia Slale Normal College l898 Alpha Ela Chapler inslalled l92l Rushing was over! The Zelas sighed as lhey looked over 'lheir +wen'l'y new pledges and decided il' was well worlh l'he efforl involved. Allhough i+ seemed like hard work, redecoral- ing lhe dorm was fun. Wi+h 'lhis done 'lhey happily looked forward -lo anolher year of annual par'l'ies such as 'lhe old clolhes parly al a Lebanon farm and 'lhe Chrislmas Formal al Summil Hills when il' is lradilional lo inlro- duce lhe new pledges. Along wi+h all 'lhe parlies, 'lhe girls enjoyed 'lhe fun, compell- lion, school work, and friendship 'lhal' is parl of every school year. Now +ha'r spring is here, lhe girls are planning 'ro allend 'lhe Nalional ZETA SINGS Convenlion al Mackinac Island. ZETA TAU ALPHA ROW l-Kriegel, J., Cadman, L., Lang, J., Bloodgood, J., Graf, M. J., Bandel, Mrs. T., Frame, S., Miller, J., Smifh, J., Figg, R., Engelke, E. ROW 2-Metz, B. J., Mason, M. A., Goldschmidl, M. J., Wilschger, M. J., Cheek, M. J., Ufrecht, M., Templar, J., Armandroff, J., Glasgow, H. G., Schulze, V., Frye, J., Slelhnlus, N., lrons, M., Sleward, J. EOVNQIE-gl. Clair, M., Savery, J., Nielander, D., Quinn, D., Beullel, S., Sl. Clair, J., Reilenour, M., Elder, J., Lingo, J., Doggell, E. M., Woolery, M. G., Richardson, G., arg: , . ZOW 4-I-Bruner, C., Barker, G., Egry, M., Ferlig, C., Smarl, S,, Robinson, R., lrwin, M., King, J., Espelage, M., Marlin, M., Bergmann, J., Scharnhorsl, J., Jung, M., arvey, . ROW 5'-Flake, B- 5-. COMES. A.. MYEVS. l-. SONFWBQ. R-1 Jeflklni. R.. KU95l9l'. C., Seilkop, P., Carler, M., Becker, J., Humphreys, M., Lang, M., Garner, J. E., Abel, B. L. Page B6 l ROW l-Sander, A., Karabensch, H,, Link, H., Berlsch, L., Siberf, A., Kisker, H., Bosch, G., Bauer, D. ROW 2-Kron, B., Schleicher, N., Michel, J., Twidale, A., Smilh, L., Carler, R., Kramer, L., F-elly, G. ROW 3-Turner, J., Weeks, B., DeSalvo, C., Lux, B., Heinzerling, L., Schmidl, J., Regan, And a grea+ lime was had by all! Ask 'lhe girls of Trianon, and +hey'll +ell you wha+ a wonderful experience if was being hoslesses for 'lheir Nalional Convenlion in +he Nefherland Plaza. UC's chapfer was founded in l929, and 'lhis year found smoolh sailing under 'rhe guidance of Lois Ber+sch, president Helen Kisker, vice presidenlg Helene Link ancl Helen Karabensch. secrefaries: and Gerry Bosch, lreasurer. WI Krlegel J Ehl ofi ood ampb n ROW2 ColdonJSgI oy mi Elddg R Ca P, - The ln+er - Sororily House Council was eslablished 'lhis year lo delermine new rules fo govern l'he sororily houses. Pre- viously +hey had followed lhe same rules as 'l'he girls' dormi+ory bul' fhe need of a separale organizalion was fell' lhis year. Each sororily is represen+ecl on 'lhe council by one member, l'he council is supervised by Dean Johnson. RO - ' , ., e, S., C eld, C., W , D., C ell, E., Be zinq, E. - ir , . ie e, N., Conn II, M., S ih, R., ri e, ., h Ifanl, C. Page 87 if in Ankmw 0 ,L K Q iq X Rushing hils l'he fra+ernil'ies like a shol' in 'lhe arm as houses are cleaned from garre+ +o poolroom, and 'rhe good fra+ man 'lurns in+o a gleaming, beaming high pressure salesman. Lasl' year's pledges always seem fo gel' +he brunl' of 'l'he iob, and find +ha+ from 'lhe ofher side rushing may noi' be so nerve-racking buf is 'len 'limes more heciic. H's par+y all nigh'l and plan all day-picnics, dances, hay rides, skafing parries, slag parlies, beer parlies, house parlies, -meanwhile, assignmenis pile up for +hose unlucky enough 'ro be in school. Frafernify rushing, conirolled by ihe ln+erfra+erni+y Council, is allowed a much more liberal and lavish hand +han is sorori+y rush- ing. l+ las'rs +wo weeks, al+hough prospecfive pledges may be in- vired 'lo aH'end funcfions during +he summer. When a crop of pledges have received 'rheir pins and po+s, 'lhings ge+ back 'lo normal. The dus'l' rese++les on 'I'he +rophies, books are dug ou+, and +he ac+ive is once again 'Phe undispu+ecl lord and masler. Brothers In U16 160 d PARTY - PARTY! Page 89 l ROW I-Sfuhlbarq, J., Frisch, S., Paul, G., Myers, R., Leonard, T., Thorsell, P. ROW 2-Wiegand, D., Gibbons, J., Bumiller, T., Mess, R., Din Ie , S K o e P ROW 3-Masfers, R., Kufzleb, R., Bishop, R., Boneau, A., Jordan, D., Huey, G. ROW 4-Nesfer, W., Moormeier, L., Simendinger, W., Wagner, R., Burns, J., Schwindf, R., Truifr, F. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL gy.,fI'l,. ROBERT W. BISHOP Page 90 Trying 'ro smuggle beer in+o Ihe Iaasemenf of a fra+erniI'y house is one way Io find our all abou+ Ihe In+er-FraI'erniI'y Council and how H' works, buf Ihere are easier ways, 'For 'Ihey do a grea+ deal +o aid +he men's groups. Rushing, +haI' aII-im- por+an'I parI of 'Ihe fra+erni+y year, comes under 'Iheir super- vision and is made aImos+ legal wifh Ihe slern regularions sei' forfh in 'Ihe IiHIe green book. Besides policing +he fra+erni'I'ies and 'Iheir ac'I'ivi+ies, Ihe council smoo+hs Ihe pa'Ih of relafions be- fween 'Ihe Greeks and I'he universiiy and promoies close knii' co-operafion befween Ihe Iwo. One of 'Ihe big iobs of fhe IFC comes in Ihe spring when i'I' 'Iakes on Ihe responsibiIi'I'y of 'Ihe annual Greek Weekend and 'Ihe InI'er-Fra+erni'I'y Dance. Presidenl-Cal Gibbons Vice Presidenl'-Rolly Wagner Secrelary-Diclc Miller Treasurer-Charley Renlz Founded Universily of Michigan l904 Cincinnali Chapler eslablished l929 Boo was lhe by-word when 'l'he Acacia spoolcs and goblins lurned oul' for l'he big square dance al lhe Halloween coslume parly. Then came December, and amid l'he slrains of My Acacia Girl, ac'l'ives, pledges, alums and guesls danced and lable-hopped al' lhe pledge formal which marlxed l'he high poini of Acacia's fall and winler season. Even lhough lhe new lelevision sel' pul' a damper on afler dinner breeze-shooling, i'l' surely pro- vided a swell excuse for lols of informal par- ries. Of course, canasla had begun +o lake i'ls 'l'oll, bul lhe casually lis'ls 'reslify 'lhal pi- nochle and bridge are slill pulling up a valianl' bu'l losing ba'H'le. CHEESE-IT! ROW I-Lloyd, J., Renh, C., Henderson, T., Wagner, R., Kirch, G., Waddell, J., Boni, B., N a R ROW 2-Karns, R., Fengya, H., Brown, R., Werl, P., Ellis, W., Waddell, C., Besf, R., Rinehal W ROW 3-Schroder, J., Brunner, J., Miller, R., Reynolds, D., Rugerl, R., Amspaugh, J., Keyes, R Rudolph E C ROW 4-Duniforn, H., Koenigsfein, D., Krsnak, H., Green, J., Eichenberger, N., Laclco, T., Neuma n J Alb echf G H ALPHA EPSILON Pl ROW I-Alfer, S., Paslor, E., Spifz, H., Frisch, S., Sfuhlbarg, J., Spih, L., Carmel, N. ROW Z-Silverglade, A., Zemsky, M., Miller, J., Tessel, E., Rolh, O. K., Green, H., Becker, L. ROW 3-Nedelman, S., Brown, L., Wolf, R., Benmayor, J., Guflman, M., Friedlander, J., Sellzer, S. ROW 4-Margolis, V., Fegelman, R., Weis, D., Dollin, L., Schwartz, A., Levy, J., Liscow, S. lviasfer-Sfan Frisch Lf. Masfer-Jerome Sfuhlbarg Scribe-Edward Pasfor Exchequer-Harold Spifz A E ll founded in I9l3 Omicron Dueferon esfablished I920 in Cin- cinnafi Jusl' before fhe cold weafher sef in, fhe AEPi's and fheir dafes gafhered around a roaring fire af Jones' farm roasfing hof dogs and drinking apple cider. Half fhe crowd en- ferfained fhemselves by singing, while 'lhe ofhers danced. A series of parfies kepf fhe crowd happy af various houses fhroughouf fhe year. Dancing, laughing and all round good fellowship balanced fhe aches and frials of fhe sfudenfs. The fall season's biggesf so- cial affair was fhe annual Thanksgiving Ban- quef and dance af Cresfview Gardens. On fhis occasion fhe Nafional Chapfer presenfed Omicron D. wifh fhe scholarship plaque for rafing highesf on campus. Pa ge 92 Presidenf--Roy Romaine Vice Presidenf-Earl Graser Secrefary-Don Keiser Treasurer-Jim Risser Founded Yale Universify I845 Befa Sigma Chapfer esfablished I947 Alpha Sigma Phi fulfilled a long-sfanding desire fhis year by buying a house. Handily sifuafed on Sciofo, near fhe men's dorm, fhe new house is a big sfep forward for 'fhe fra- fernify. The boys were kepf busy wifh pain? brushes and hammers as fhey fixed up 'rheir new domain, buf fhey didn'+ neglecf fheir so- cial program. Several exfra-special affairs highlighfed fhe year. Halloween found 'I'he Alpha Sigs and 'lheir dafes promenading af a Masquerade Ball, while grinning iaclc o lan- ferns and dim lighfs added 'l'o fhe eerie afmosphere. A+ Chrisfmas fime, fhe Alpha Sigs welcomed Sanfa and his reindeer af 'lhe annual Chrisfmas parfy. ROW I-Read, D., Rader, J., Romine, R., Risser, J., Keiser, D., Knmmons, L. EASY LIVING ROW 2-McGIofhIin, B., Heiikamp, T., Kehlmeier, R., Busch, D., Haqemann, R., Martin, K., Pe k R ALPHA TAU OMEGA TWO DOORS TO THE LEFT Presidenl-Roberl' Huber Vice Presidenl-Paul Jones Secrelary-Dick Leisinger Treasurer-Paul S+evenson Founded V. M. l. l865 Della Lambda Chapler l922 You couldn'+ 'lell fhe gal from 'lhe greased pig al lhe ATO Sweepslakes, and +he new pledges cheered lhemselves silly, bul il all added up lo one lerrific spree +ha'l may well become a campus 'lradi'lion. Afler lhe riolous a'Fl'ernoon wilh il's Frog Derby , lhe s'lill cheer- ing crowd was welcomed al an open house in 'lhe evening when Vic Damone was 'lrhe lucky guy who go'l 'lo pick 'lhe loeauly win- ners and award 'rhe lrophies. Sporls, sludies, and social evenls kepl' lhe A'pha Tau Omega's occupied un'l'il lhe end of 'l'he year, when fhey began +o make plans 'lo be hosls for lhe Na- 'lional Convenlion lo be held in Cincy during 'rhe summer. ROW I-Schaefer, J., Golden, J., Townsend, R., Jones, P., Brady, Miss P., Huber, R., Glaser, J., Mclnfosh, R., Slanl, L., Sinneila, P. ROW 2-Chesfeen, J., Welch, R., Hoslefler, D., Wiegand, D., Coleman, D., Brigham, W., Healher, R., Lawyer, E., Zopff, J., Frasher, R. ROW 3-Greer, J., Musekamp, G., Lcrirner, W., Wenger, J., Geohegan, D., Harry, J., Sfegrnan, T., Loughry, B., Lavell, W., Geib, P. ROW 4-Blickensderier, R., Sfegman, C., DeWeese, B., Mappes, R., Donner, M., Dignan, T., Burgelf, J., Lucke, E., Geslrich, R., Braden, H. ROW 5-McFarlan, J., Mahoney, M., Worlh, D., Turner, D., Zinl, F., Frazier, R., Aneshansel, R., Brafford, R., LeDonne, A., Huslon, J. Pa ge 94 ROW I-Boneau, A., Moses, D., Johnsfon, R., Yoder, Mrs. L., Jordan, D., Pexfon, H., Schumacher, R., Kavouras, G. ROW Z-Kalzenmeyer, W., Keckler, D., Linkenhoker, R., Fosler, G., Abney, K., Moos, F., Hoover, P., Sfone, G. ROW 3-Crumrine, D., Bickel, R., Jackson, R., Miles, H., Gray, R., Ehrlich, R., Slephens, R. ROW 4-Curfis, G., Slill, T., Gibson, C., Clausing, R., Kielby, A., Fink, D., Brown, R., Agee, J. AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB Presidenl-Dave Jordan SHE 00557 Vice Presidenl--Bob Johnson Secrefary-Bob Sears Treasurer-Harold Pexlon Founded Dennison Universify I9I7 Cincinnali Chap'I'er I926 Decorarion was lhe +heme lhis year as +he firsl slages of a proposed masler plan for lhe house wenl' info effect Wi'l'h 'l'he help of a live-wire pledge class, much of fhe house has been beau+i'Fied. The boys did manage 'lo come from behind lheir painl' brushes long enough 'lo make successes of ihe Homecoming Banquel, 'l'he pledge formal, and olher gala affairs of 'lhe year. The new 'reievision sei proved 'ro be a +empl'a+io:1 'lo many as did +he game room, buf 'lheir scholaslic average remained high. The engineers finally discov- ered 'lhal' 'rhere were women on +he campus and many exchange dinners and open houses aided in cemen+ing friendly relalions. Page 95 ROW I--Cordes, W., Brewer, W., Mike , Huey, H., Beckner, D., Truiil, P., Fawceli. Mrs. B. A., Paul, G., Nickerson, G., Lowry, W., Cone, F., Wrighi, K. ROW 2-Hendrickson, P., Reesey, C., Wysong, R., Meier, H., Douglas, J., Bueche, F., Jordan, J., Flynn, A., Lumley, L., Kennedy, E., Wickham, D., Howell, J. ROW 3-Cooper, M., Alexander, J., Huey, G., Mafhews, W., Shaw, H., Shives, J., Brown, J., Rank, B., Kennedy, J., Wachs, P., Eilers, J., Becker, R. ROW 4-Slirsman, R., Kennedy, M., Andres, R., MauI'l, B., Gill, A., Shoemaker, B., Sebastian, J., Bourgraf, E., Bowman, R., Newlon, L., Miller, E. R., WhiHord, D., Forbriger, W., Taylor, F., Jacobs, R., Hopkins, H., Wilcox, R., Candor, J., Thompson, R., Burlrari, J., Crozier, C. BETA THETA Pl BOYS FROM WOOGLIN Page 9b Presidenr-Paul Trui'H' Vice Presidenl-George Paul Secrelary-David Beckner Treasurer-Bob Mauii Founded Miami Universiiy IS39 Bela Nu Chapler eslablished l89O The Belas s'l'ar'led 'lhe year wilh anolher fine pledge class as 'rhe resull' of 'rhe rush season which cenlered around a weekend par- 'ry al' Lake Allen. These pledges mel' 'lheir firsl' lesl by producing a Toonerville Trolley on lheir Homecoming floal' which won honorable men- lion. Conlinuing wiih ils usual share of campus leaders Bela boasled lhe Presidenl of Men's Senale, Colonel of R. O. T. C., Presidenl' of ln'l'er-Fralernily Council, and members on Slu- denl' Council and 'lhree Tribunals. Socially, Wooglin's men high-lighled lhe year wi'l'h rhe Triad Dance and 'lheir Chrislmas Formal. ROW l-Fahneslock, B., Lockwood, G., Childs, D., Cuni, W., uoulel, J., Leonard, T.. Hobl, E., Wilson, J., Renqering, W., Wolfe, R., Seilz, Jr. W. ROW 2-Hanauer, R., Heyner, F., Hunsaker, R., Eckerl, C., Dickerson, R., Leisinger, P., Linesch, E., Lamb, J., Tilsan, J., Sand., R., Micheau, J., Weber, F., Day, C. ROW 3-Voss, J., Radlke, C., Schuberl, R., Burge, D., Bagby, J., Gresham, J., Underwood, W., C., Knabe, A. Armslronq, W., Kracus, T., Snyder, R., Vanderwalle, R., Koch, R., Loflman, ROW 4-Berlage, K., Gerhardl, W., Wigger, R., Racfliffe, C., Gard, L., Benelhum, D., Todd, J., L., McCoy, T., Miller, D. ROW 5-Niemann, J., Kohr, R., Pilman, L., Nieberding, P., Jordan, V., Shriver, P., Uphoff, D. Quehl, R. Molz, B., Peppers, J., Seslakauslmas, D., Brownell, J., Alexander, C., Eberle, , Rondenburg, D., Forsler, A., Winnes, H., Heilzman, R., Carlson, J., Lufz, J., DELTA TAU DELTA Presidenl-H. Thomas Leonard i Vice Presidenl-H. Daniel Miller T Secrelary-Bill Seilz Treasurer-Harold Thomas Founded Belhany College l859 Gamma Xi Chapler eslablished l909 The purple and gold shone brighlly on a year crammed lull ol aclivilies. The Dells luoasl a variely ol inlormal evenls, being mosl famous for lheir old clolhes parlies. The lhircl annual inler-chapler parly wilh lhe Kenlucky Dells, lollowing lhe UK game, was probably lhe besl parly in years, and when lhe Dells say a parly is good, il's lhe word ol experls. Pledges ol Della Tau Della were inlroduced al lhe Pledge Formal in Oclolaer. This was lhe lirsl ol lhree annual lormal evenls, lhe olhers being held al Chrislmas and in lhe spring. I l Page 97 ROW I-Haas, M., Snyder, J., Megqelin, H., Gaskins, S., Laing, Mrs. H., Sunnenberg, J., Slocklon, E., Kamball, A., Marsch, H. ROW 2-Lewis, R., Lamb, R., Walson, R., Frederick, T., Parker, R., Dierksheide. E., Woodruff, T., Keys, W., Wheelwrighl, E., Swenfy, P. ROW 3-Yosf, R., McManaman, M., Hoyer, R., Champlin. R. BFEWSYEV. J-. JOSEPH. A., Mathews, P., Bary, W., Lahman, T., Jercher, J. ROW 4-Blomberg, H., Adams, D., Hufeisen, J., Duerr, R., Wall, J., Halipenny, L., Bosley, W., Kirk, E., Wriqhl, D., Kuhlhorsi, W. ROW 5-Daniel, D., Maqill, M., Lounsbery, W., Scoll, R., Berry, W., Guerller, C., Sfolz, J., Ogle, R., Journey, D., Snew, F. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA THE WHEELS ARE TURNING Page 98 Presidenl-Sian Gaslcins Vice Presidenl-Dick Gillespie Secrelary-Tom Woodruff Treasurer-Harry Meggelin Founded Boslon Universi'l'y l909 Gamma Gamma Ze+a eslablished l9l6 Wi+h a successful rush season behind 'l'hem, 'lhe aclives of Lambda Chi crowned +heir new pledges wi+h green pledge po'l's and sfarled lhem on +heir merry way wilh a whirl of lea dances, infermural sporis and no+-+o-be-neg- leclecl sludies. The newly decorafed house go+ a good once-over on Homecoming Day when lhe old grads came back 'lo add fheir oh's and ah's 'lo +he already unanimous approval. The winler was a busy one, buf in +he spring lhe Lambda Chi's 'fancies lighlly 'lurned lo 'lhoughls of 'rhe Jungle Parly. A+ 'lhe spring formal, againsl a background of soff ligh+s and sweel' music, Kafy Crider was crowned While Rose of Lambda Chi . Presidenl-Don Gacldis Vice Presidenl-Ed Schloss Secrelary-Phil Shriner Treasurer-Don Hoffhouse Founded l848 al' Miami Universify Ohio Thela Chapler inslallecl l898 Keep ho'l, bul' play il cool , was lhe by- worcl as lhe Phis began lhe new year. Dancing under lhe slars on +he new palio highlighlecl 'lhe opening par'l'ies. Holiday visilors lo l'he Phi Dell' house were greeled by a sparkling array of Chrisfmas spiril' including a 'l'wo-s'l'ory mural and a canclle-decked walk. The Pavil- ion Caprice played hosl' lo lhe Phis al' 'lheir annual Pledge Dinner Dance where 'lhe new housemolher was welcomed. Well represenlecl in 'lhe big-wheel cleparlmenl, 'rl-we Phi Del+s boasl four class officers as well as five newly eleclecl ODK's among lheir group. ln +he brain se'l ', Phi Bela Kappa and Tau Bela Pi are numbered among lheir accomplishmenfs. PHI DELTA THETA ROW I-Mueller, J., Gaddis, D., Wilson, J., Braun, R., Hoffhouse, D., Krone, P., Gray, E., Schloss, E., Merlen, H., Merlen, D., Zorhiger, F., Mifchell, J. ROW 2-Woodworth, T., Pulnam, T., Jordan, E., Wabnifz, E., Siefferman, T., Easlon, W., Rye, W., Dooley, M., Slorch, W., Roberls, G., Mills, D., Brown, E., Buschle, H. ROW 3-Spera, P., Weir, P., Kimble, L., Kinder, I., Melville, C., Hodgson, H., Knaggs, T., Hunler, W., Gabel, W.. Kaulz, J., Schurle, C., Greiner, W,, Bernel, H., CollinS, J. ROW 4-Ahrens, G., Eicher, T., Banks, P., Borcherding, R., Glasgow, H., Hayes, J., Schwindl, R., Slorch, G., Tierney, R., Drake, J., Alford, A., Roman, J., Ludwig, M., Andres, G., Davis, S., Woodworfh, G. ROW 5-Williamson, M., Shriner, P., Shriver, J., Finke, H., Dickson, T., Fisher, D., Lammers, C., Books, H., Varezrnan, B., Jenkins, G., Meyer, R., Miller, D., Refhmeier, M., Nelson, A., Sonlaq, W., Knolls, R. ROW 6TKoehler, F., Slocks, L., Marlin, D., Fischer, F., Dugan, F., Hobarl, D., Slreilrnann, A., Papner, D., Falls, R., Kadon, K., Mills, J., Coslello, J., Hyde, R., Casllee berry, . Page 99 PHI KAPPA nf: 537 OFFTHERECORD Presidenl-Richard Mess Vice Presidenl-James Burns Secrelary-C. J. Boyerl' Recording Secrelary-Thomas Brown Founded Brown Universily I889 Omicron Chapler eslablished l925 Everyone who aH'ended 'lhe Kampus King Dance will remember 'lhe momenl al' which +he Phi Kap nominee, Jim Kelly, broke lhrough 'lhe paper screen and was crowned King of lhe campus by +he Junior Prom Queen. An- olher fealher in +he Phi Kap was 'rheir win- ning boolh a+ 'lhe Sigma Sigma Carnival, an honor lhal has been 'lheirs for 'lhree successive years. During 'lhe summer of '50 Omicron chapler was hosl' +o 'lhe conclave of all chap- lers of lhe nafional fralernily, an honor prized all lhe more because lhis was a Holy Year and 'lhe chap+er's 25+h anniversary. Phi Kappa can look baclc on a well-spenl quarler cenlury, and forward lo many more wonderful years. ROW l-Cullen, J., Hoffman, J., Rolfenberger, D., Mess, R., Burns, J., Goyerl, C., Sremley, J., Heinlz, P. ROW 2-Slalf, D., Mulcahy, D., Walsh, J., Scolhorn, D., Johns, J., DeCarlo, J., Herbsl, P., DeSimone, A., DeBord, J. ROW 3--Feck, W., Long, J., Hoban, J., Wildermulh, R., Noslrand, W., Von der Wische, A., Francisco, G., Mars, W., Kelly, J. ROW 4-Conrad, G., Niehaus, R., Reese, R., Giuliani, J., Ziernba, E., Brennan, J., Ryan, J., Sanzone, V., Bernens, H. ROW 5-Schmidl, U., Leo, N., Giuliani, M., Torok, J., Fausl, K., Mess, A., Kaine, J., Bouchez, R., Herllein, C. Page l00 Presiden+-Bill Simendinger Vice Presideni-Bill Nesler Secreiary Jack Gunderman Treasurer-Ed Melzger Founded Universily of Virginia IB68 Apha Xi Chapler I9I0 To +he hauniing sirains of Honeymoon clriffing lhru fhe hall, Pi Kappa Alpha dis- closed lovely Jane Moesla, Chi Omega, +o be 'rheir Dream Girl of I949 . The cheery, home- like afmosphere of 'lheir new house plus 'lhe 'friendliness of 'Phe 'Fellows make a combinalion 1'ha'I' is hard for a slranger lo resisl. Pi K A men can be found in almosl' every aclivify on campus, including Sludeni' Council, Sophos, Melro, Union Board, lnler-Frafernify Council, Glee Club, Business Aclminisfrarion Tribunal and all of 'rhe publicafions. The brofhers are -gf looking forward +o +he Nalional Convenlion A 'il of Pi Kappa Alpha which Alpha Xi will spon- sor here in Cincinnali nexl' summer. PI KAPPA ALPHA ROW I-Jones, G., Yepsen, H., Fisher, G., Schneider, E. J., Klose, A., Metzger, E., Simendinger, W., Nesrer, W., Gunderman, J., Spencer. D-. Duffel. J.. Rechfin. R-. Lidi- F- ROV: 2-Greene, C., Binder, W., Johnston, L., Perkinson, W., Kenney, H., Jones, C., Vaughn, R., Whifing, R., Garries, J., Davis, B., Rafcliff, H., Dhonau, H., Holdeman, R., efers, . ROW 3-Feldmiller, B., Dimif, R., Pecsok, J., Slaughfer, W., Purdy, E., Heiser, C., Johnnigman, J., Thayer, B., Brockmeier, R., Groen, R., Riley, R., Tupman, J. ROW 4-Parsons, G., Brown, H., Balke, T., Van Eaton, W., Kalfenhauser, R., Goodfellow, R., Niederlehner, F., Sullivan, M., Gebhardf, R., Dodge, H., Porter, G., Zimmer- mann, R. ROW 5-Sifferlen, T., Mooney, J., McCrafe, R., DeVol, F., Mullen, B., Hibbard, J., McGrafh, W., Lohmeier, F., Hassel, B., Heeb, H., Gardner, D., Winder, D. Page lOl Pl LAMBDA PHI ROW I-Frankenslein, W., Bergman, M., Sfoll, L., Ginsberg, T., Davidow, R., Grudberg, H., Silberberg, F. ROW 2-Levine, M., Hellman, L., Grossman, A., Kravefx, R., Osfrov, H., Kessler, R., Tolpen, H., Fibel, H Presiden+-Ted Ginsberg Vice Presidenf-Louis S+oll Secrelary-Millon Bergman Treasurer-Bill Frankenslein Founded Yale Universify I895 Ohio Nu Chapler esfablished I92O Celebrafing rheir 30+h year on Cincy's cam- pus 'ihe Pi Lambda Phis worked hard fo make I949-50 one of lhe mosl successful years since lheir founding. The Pilams boasled wilh pride of iheir high scholasiic sfanding among l'he Greeks as well as iheir broihers who shone among fhe campus wheels. Homecoming was 'l'he firsl big evenl on 'ihe calendar, wilh every- one working exlra hard fo give lhe alums a royal welcome. The pledges were 'formally in- 'lroduced al fhe Pledge Formal while 'lhe Pilams ioined fheir parenls al' 'lheir annual banquef. The Spring Formal served as 'rhe oufslanding evenl' al' +he Regional Conclave ai' which Ohio Nu chapler served as hos+. ROW 3-Freidenheim, J., Bernhauf, M., Diamond, H., Holizman, M., Bonem, F., Jacobs, G., Dennis, J., Bernsfein, S. ROW 4-Greenslein, I., Bronsfher, S., Malkin, G., Blumberg, J., Kardos, F., lsbiils, C., Mindheim, R., Harris, R. Page l02 r --W , Q... ...W . . .wr .1 . . M. ROW l-Claqefl, R., Lockharf, J., Doench, F., Keeling, J., Carson, S., Ryan, Miss T., Monlqomery, R., Lorenz, W., Zeigler, J., Hush, B., Shorls, F. ROW 2-Geier, T., Wengler, E., Nelson, J., Gilmore, J., Sinclair, R., Shipley, G., Palferson, H., Slimson, R., Bishop, R., True, J., Davies, C., Young, W. ROW 3-Fischer, E., Sleqemiller, K., Wengler, H., Longman, A., Arnold, G., Bolsinger, D., Edwards, B., Lewis, D., Anderson, C., Brill, R., Bolhwell, R., Shurfe, R., Rau, R. ROW 4-Baude, H., Klausing, W., Groenke, R., Sonderman, W., Kaufmann, G., Hursl, C., Young, T., Rifler, W., Hiafl, W., Cook, R., Tekamp, S., Myers, A., Warner, J. ROW 5-Ernsl, C., Sonderman, D., McDeviff, L., lnloes, L., Kobes, J., Dexfer, B., Kline, J., Groenke, A., GusseH', J., Heal, E., Hoffmann, B., Hanna, D. ROW 6-Taylor, D., Via, R., Hummer, D., Lee, I., Dilmyer, P., Gabriel, J., Kruse, D., Plalzgraf, P., Renn, B., Niederhelman, B., Beyersdorfer, J., Havlovic, J. Presidenl-Sidney Carson Vice Presidenl-Floyd Shor'l's Secrelary-Ted Geier Treasurer-George Miller Founded Universily of Alabama l865 Ohio Epsilon Chapler eslablished l889 When pledge formalilies were over 'lhe Sig Alphs found lhemselves wilh a big lisl of acfivilies 'ro be checked off. Firsl came l'he SAE-Sig Chi dance, lhen preparalions were s'l'ar'l'ed for +heir shirl-rip-roaring Shipwreck parly, which included highly decoralive? wall murals. Anolher unique parly given by Sigma Alpha Epsilon was lhe apple-polishing dinner 'For UC deans and profs. Sadness came lo 2707 Cliflon during +he Chrislmas holidays, when Wally Lorenz was killed by an aulo- mobile. Wally's clean living and good sporls- manship is a loss 'lhal can nol' be expressed in words. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Page IO3 ROW I-Teller, J., Dave, B., Berger, B., Felman, A., Herman, S., Schneiderman, W., Behrandl, I., Friedman, P., Green, N., Cohen, D., Hornsfein, A. ROW 2-Bosler, S., Goodman, S., Weil, R., Travis, A., Sleiner, K., Marcus, P., Sloller, H., Borlz, W., Jacobson, G., Holslein, M., Singer, D. ROW 3-Jacobs, D., Greenberg, L., Einhorn, J., Cohen, J., Groban, J., Kanfer, J., Hersh, B., Kohn, S., Slewarf, S., Kalx, J., Nosenchuck, J. ROW 4-Horwifz, L., Ullman, L., Maggied, L., Cohen, S., Levy, M., Brafburd, L., Belinky, C., Geller, H., Richler, S., Tenenholfz, R., Rolhchild, E. ROW 5-Lilwin, A., Levy, K., Epslein, L., Rollda, J., Wasserman, M., Wolf, L., Levy, S. SIGMA ALPHA MU Page IO4 Prior-Sian Herman Vice Prior-Phil Friedman Exchequer-Bill Schiederman Recorder-Al Friedman Founded l909-Ci'l'y College of New York Omicron Chapier insialled al UC in l9l7 The Sammies gol off lo a iailly s+ar'l wi+h an all-our rush program based on a pris- on lheme in Sam Queniin, 'lheir Cli'F+on Avenue home. Afler lhe smoke cleared away, 'rhe aclives and new pledges copped 'lhe 'Firsl' honors of lhe year by laking lop prize for 'lhe mosl' beauliful men's floal' in lhe Homecoming parade. To aid lhe boys in gelring lheir sfudy- ing done and in making lhose precious grades, lhe Rosenlhal Library became a parl' of ihe house: and 'lo add fun fo lheir leisure hours, +he new pine-panelled game room was pul' +o conslanl' use. Noi' 'lo be forgo'Hen by any of +his year's members was 'rhe annual Founders' Day Weekend including 'lhe big Fall Formal. ROW I-Tschan, E., Hofmann, B., Fleicher, C., Luebbe, P., Owings, G., Hassef, J., Allburi, Mrs. A., Beyersdoffer, J., Froehlich, J., Anderson, M., Carlsen, W., Socraies, J. ROW 2-Niehaus, J., Dooley, E., Holden, W., Schweikeri, J., Mailander, J., Mifroff, W., Gillham, R., Noll, R., Beier, K., Mclnlosh, W., Schubert, R., Bruns, D., Bock- sfahler, R. ROW 3-Niehaus, D., Novak, T., Greiwe, R., Bumiller, T., Kemp, J., Sfewarl, G., Grimes, H., Browne, W., Kammerer, F., Smarf, B., Jarvis, J., Gerharf, R. ROW 4-Laumann, R., Aglamesis, J., Petrie, D., Harlan, N., Gravenkemper, R., Hersh, G., Bodenlos, B., Linesch, J., Schellenberq, R., Dean, B., Gardner, B., Luebbe, T. ROW 5-Lenevich, J., Nagy, E., Engler, R., Troiier, R., Humiller, W., Drake, H., Piche, G., Clemenis, W., Mulford, B., Agin, J., Siler, W., Winfield, H., Sieinwari, R. SIGMA CHI BERLE'S BETTER THAN THAT Presidenl'-James Hasseli Vice Presideni-Theodore Bumiller Secrelary-Donald C. Moore Treasurer-William Carlsen Founded Miami Universily I855 Zeia Psi Chapler eslablishecl I882 The Sigs s'Iar'I'ed 'Ihe social year righl' by rushing and pledging I'hirI'y-eighl 'lop men. The second annual pilgrimage Io Ihe Isaac M. Jordan Tomb was held in laie Ociober. In November +he Sigs sIar'I'ed on a repeal per- formance of Iasi year's in'I'ramural program by capluring 'I'he Iouch foofloall crown and 'I'he following clay irounced I'he Sigma Alpha Ep- silon eleven 7-0 in 'rhe Mud BowI game. Nolhing need be said of 'I'he ensuing Sig-SAE slag parly-il' was more 'ihan a success. The While-crossers gave mosl' unusual serenades, one oi which ended wi+h 'Ihe pinned brolher being doused in a sororiiy balh lub. Page l05 ROW I--Denman, J., Cassel, R. A., Hesferberg, R. F., Siegel, P.H., Pogue, J. B., Myers, R. C., Meyer, Mrs. E., Moormeier, L., Richfer, J., Lieder, D., Hopper, R., Hoffman, G., Ehrnschwender, P. ROW 2-BUFQSSS. R-. Kllhfl. D-. GYOSS. E-. IVHFSOI1. R-. Seaman. E.. Benner. J., Wernersbach, A., Lacy, R., Glaser, R., Kurzleb, R., Low, L., Haas, R., Flury, J., Ruehlman, J. ROW 3-Sellers, D., Garner, W., Marfin, H., Bowman, J., Frank, R., Sample, W., Flagg, E., Radfke, L., Claylon, R., Trousdell, 'l., Jones, K., Griffith, R., Schuh, C. ROW 4?BgadIey, EWBlefso, B., Ela, G., Evans, B., Sarver, R., Kase, D., Armsfronq, R., Findsen, R., Schmidf, B., Hagenhoff, B., McMillan, B., Larson, M., Krause, M., Old- H1 I' . rreve, ., ei e , ROW 5-Soufhard, R. W., Bruninq, R. L., Norfeman, H., Hawk, K., MacNeilI, J., Wade, H., Applegale, J., Runck, E., Bauer, C., Wahl, B., Greschel, R., Konkle, K., Thase, E., Moore, J. SIGMA PHI EPSILON WHAT'S so FUNNY ABOUT THAT? p,eS,de,,+-Russell Meyers Vice Presidenf-Lou Moormeier Q. Secrefary-Jesse Pogue ' Compfroller-Jim Richfer E E Founded I90I-Richmond, Virginia Ohio Thefa Chapfer esfablished I949 The disfinguishing mark of The Red Door found ifs way fo old UC as fhe lasf local fra- fernify on campus, IXE, became 'lhe 99+h chapfer of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Inducfion of members was held during fhe summer, wifh fhe T insfallafion dance following, an even'l' long remembered for ifs spirif and significance. The firsf of fhe annual Queen of Hearfs dances, a Sig Ep fradifion, was held in Febru- ary af fhe Union and was open fo everyone on campus. Anofher memorable acfivify was fhe Chrisfmas parfy for deserving children. All in all, 'lhe brofhers up on Calhoun sfreef were well pleased wifh I949, fheir firsf year under a nafional banner. Page I06 Presidenl'-David KiHrell Vice Presidenl'-Sefh Dingley Secrelary-Bob Harper Treasurer-Arfhur Jauch Founded I865 Norwich Universi+y Be+a Omicron Chapler eslablished l942 Fall rush parries complere wifh barrels of beer and luscious sfealcs were only +he begin- ning of Tl'e+a Chi good limes, for +heir De- cember pledge formal proved iusf as spiri+ed and merry as 'lhose of l'he pas'l'. Migralion Day found These iolly men speeding +o Ohio Uni- versify for a day cheering +he Gilmanized Bearcals and a nighl of rollicking feslivilies. As proof +ha+ life is no+ all 'food and drink, +his year +heir pledges won +he cove+ed Homecoming +rophy for fhe mosl' humorous floaf. ln fhe field of spor'l's, 'l'he close of inler- murals found Thefa Chi among 'lhe +op len. Bela Omicron Chapler, in addifion, played i'l's annual foo+ball game wi'l'h fhe Miami bro+hers. WHAT A PRCGRAM THETA CHI ROW I-Merke, W., Miller, G., Games, P., Jauch, A., Kiffrell, D., Dingley, S., Smilh, J., Harper, R., Bradrick, T. ROW 2-Dershimer, G., MacKay, F., Nickeri, J., Korhe, K., Benson, J., Taylor, D., Kober, B., Tonne, C., Ballew, R., Landen, C., Boyers, F., Donley, C. ROW 3-Wallace, R., Bavis, E., Zumbiel, D., Sykes, R., Ireland, J., Usinger, R., Moore, L., Reid, R., Cunningham, J., Friesz, D., Bishop, E., Gower, B. ROW 4-Bick, J., Senour, R., Fisher, R., Poll, G., Staples, M., Pace, W., Sloecklin, J., Harfmann, J., Hagenseker, D., Rueger, W., Krummel, P., Maior, J. ROW 5-Bahas, G., Olinger, P., Diefz, N., Sheers, R., Tepe, L., Mack, L., Wuenker, J., Helbig, E., Pearce, S., Eschbaugh, E., Wormus, R., Lease, D. l Page IO7 TRIANGLE Presidenf-Roberf Masfers Vice Presidenfz Secfion One-Harry Lenz Vice Presidenf: Secfion Two-Thompson Rhodes Founded Universify of Illinois l907 Cincinnafi Chapfer esfablished I92I Triangles can be geomefric figures, musical insfrumenfs, or fhree-sided love affairs, buf UC has sfill anofher definifion. Triangles here are Engineers who have banded fogefher for sfricfly non-mafhemafical purposes. Since Tri- angle is laofh a social and professional frafern- ify, fhe members mainfain a high scholasfic sfanding as well as faking 'lime ouf fo enfer campus acfivifies and inframural sporfs. Be- fween fimes, unusual house parfies like 'lhe Farmers' parfy given by 'lhe pledges make life brighfer for 'lhe drudging co-ops. An indoor hayride, complefe wifh hay-loff, open fire, and popcorn, fhis parfy was 'lhe occasion for a real old fashioned hoe-down. ROW I-Perko, E., McCall, J., Coburn, C., Grover, D., Lenz, H., Adamson, Mrs., Rhodes, T., Davies, W., Arnold, D., Herron, C. ROW Z-Adkins, E., Turner, R., Homsfrom, J., Heflrick, R., Hibbard, R., Bader, K., Bishop, T., Davis, E., Hosick, R., Hickox, C. ROW 3--McDougall, L., Vick, R., Lewis, R., Wolfgang, W., Bangerf, R., Feinauer, V., Ballief, J., Willer, R., Wood, R. ROW 4-Lund, G., Ripple, H., Ball, D., Lawlace, R., Smilh, E., Stevenson, K., Andree, D., Crosby, R., Gasf, P. ROW 5-Burgess, J., Leslie, G., Croll, W., Griffin, F., Merriff, J., Olson, G., Reichle, H., Busken, J. Page 108 ROW l-Heery, F., Scoff, P., Sherburne, F., Dalrymple, R., Mallson, R., Lehrner, F., Roll, R. ROW 2-Wickizer, H., Everesf, J., Wilson, O., Balik, A., Louis, H., Rappold, E., Drafch, C., Doebele, M. ROW 3-Hines, P., Kapelson, J., Wilson, R., Engelhardf, J., Swan, W., Uhrbrock, M., Newburgh, J. Presidenf-Frank Sherbourne Vice Presidenf-Rosalie Maffson Secrefary-Lowell McLaughlin Treasurer-Fran Lehrner From fhaf liffle corner of fhe Union fhey call home, fhe largesf group of unaffiliafed sfudenfs on campus carry on fheir significanf parf in universify life. Wifh 'l'heir usual dynamic drive fhe A. I. S. fhrough acfivifies around school has grown 'lo be a progressive and imporfanf influence. Numerous posfs of dis- fincfion have been claimed by ifs members during fhe pasf year. From posifions al' 'lhe 'lop of fhe ladder in sfudenf affairs, fo fhe smaller iobs so necessary fo any successful organizafion, 'lhey have willingly given of fheir abilify and spirif. Composed of bofh men and women, 'l'he lndependenfs fake an ever-in- creasing parf in infer-Murals and ofher school sponsored acfivifies. NOTHING ELSE TO DO? A.l.S. Page I09 Page ll0 ROW I-Gibson, W., Wilson, W., Harris, S., Stephens, J., Casier, K., Hays, F., Mallin, J. ROW Z-Nulfall, B., Sappenfield, L., Beaudry, D., Truirr, P., Han, T., Pruden, J., Dresser, H., Marlin, W., Brown, J. ROW 3-Bruns, R., Kerr, D., Koesler, E., Wifi, W., Rainey, H., Miller, D., Gailher, A., Van Fossen, J. SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Sigma Gamma Epsilon is an honorary professional earlh sciences frafernily devo+ed +o service fo 'lhe Geology De- par+men+. Hs membership is limiled +o graduales and under- graduafe geology sl'uden'l's. The Cincinnafi chapler, Alpha Deira, sponsors movies and speakers for lhe depar+men'l'. ROW l-March, J., Voss, R., Snoddy, J. S. ROW 2-Schmalz, J., Birn, M. A., Cleveland, P., Mulh, M. Headed by chairman Ru'l'h Voss, 'rhe UC Red Cross unil' is com- posed of six separale groups which sponsor special civic ser- vices bolh for fhe public and for s+uden+s on campus. These civic service groups are: Speaker's Bureau, Molor Corps, Service +o Campus and Communily Organizalions Group, and Public Relalions. INTRAMURALS As fhe year I949 ended ir saw a new power riding on 'Pop in +he inframural race. The Beias, who had made 'ihe winning of 'ihe all- year 'irophy a 1'radi'rion, had been dropped by 'ihe powerful Sigma Chis. S+aging a sfrong finish, lhe Sigs had nosed ouf Bela The+a Pi and Phi Del+a The+a in a close race. As 'rhis year began, il looked as ihough 'l'he boys from Woodside would be a 'iough group from which +o wresi 'lhe lrophy. This year saw 'rwo spor-is, wafer baskefball and indoor hack, dropped from 'ihe crowded program. Under 'lhe guidance of Bill Schwarberg, +he inframural program each year includes more groups vieing for 'Phe covered all-year +rophy. Page lll Touch foolball inilialed l'he inlramural program wilh games scheduled almosl as soon as school began. Midsl' lhe cheers and music, Sigma Chi again showed ils superiorily on lhe gridiron as lhey downed lhe Phi Dells in 'lhe finals 'lo win lhe crown. ln winning 'lhe I949 lrophy lhe Sigs piled up poinls in faking Foolball, baslcelball, baseball, and bowling, while lhe Belas galhered 'lheir poin'I's in lhe smaller spor+s such as box- ing, handball, golf, swimming, and badminlon. The Phis, in slaging a slrong finish, caplured 'lhe ouldoor 'lrack 'lrophy and bolh singles and doubles honors in lennis. Sigma Chi ......,. Bela Thela Pi ..... Phi Della Thela ..,... Sigma Alpha Epsilon. , . lola Chi Epsilon ..... Della Tau Della ,... Sladium Rals ...... Thela Chi ........... Lambda Chi Alpha.. Sigma Alpha Mu .... 568.05 522.8 I I A 1440.3 307.3 286.8 270 274.5 2 I 3 2I l.3 20 I .5 ALL YEAR INTRAMURAL STANDINGS I948 - I949 Sigma Bela Phi Sigma Iola Della Sfaclium Thela Lambda Sigma Chi Thefa Della Alpha Chi Tau Rals Chi Chi Alpha Pi Thela Epsilon Epsilon Della Alpha Mu Foolball ,..,... 8 I 45 I 2.5 I 9.5 4I I9 25 46 24.5 I3 Volleyball ....., 6.3 35 35 30 40 8I 25 I9 I9 44 BaSl!e'l'lJaIl ...... 87 I3 3l 3 I 57 3I 3 I 57 25 l8.5 Hand ball .,.,. 20 48 26 54 IO I4 8 4 I0 6 Swimming ..... I5 6l.5 I I 29 23 29 I - - - Boxing ......,. I6 44 29 - - I I - - - - Table +ennis .... 26 38 I2 4 IO 6 4 4 2 26 Free 'rhrow ..,. 6 3 - 2 - - 29 I5 - - Indoor lrack ,... 6.5 20.3 7.3 - 2.3 7.5 5 - 9 - Bowling . . ..., 67 l4.5 52 24 30.5 25 30.5 37 36.5 48 Waler baskelball 23 35 29 I8 6 7 64 4 - 7 Riflle .......... 6.75 - - .5 24 ---- - BaClmin'l'0n . . . . 34 54 I6 I0 4 22 - - 4 6 Pool ..,,...... 22 8 2 6 4 4 6 - 38 4 Ou'l'do0r 'lraclt . . 50.5 26.5 72.5 I2 6 .5 - - I I 6 Golf .......... 6 30 6 6 ------ Soffball ,...... 8I 25 35 53.3 I3 I3 40 I3 28.3 I3 Tennis ... ... I4 22 64 8 I6 - 6 I4 4 I0 TOTALS ,...., 568.05 522.8 440.3 307.3 286.8 270 274.5 2 I 3 2 I l.3 20l .5 Page II2 When +wo and 'l'wo won'+ add up +o five and you can'+ even speli kai right i'I s scholasfic fafigue, no+ cigareHe hangover, and nofhing can compare wifh an Aufumn walk 'ro ge+ away from all fhe wear and +ear. Page II3 H-F ' -3-1 , M ., ,,,L N , Qillmzmized Playing i+s firsf year under Head Coach Sid Gillman, +he I949 edifion of lhe Bearca+ gridiron machine compiled a fine record, far execeeding lhe hopes of even fhe mos+ opfimisfic UC followers. The 'Ca+s, following a slow s'I'ar+ racked up six wins in 'l'heir +en game season, climaxed by a shellacking of 1-he Miami Redskins fo annex 'lhe Mid-American Conference Championship. Afier ihe complefion of fhe pigskin campaign, 'lhe Gillmanized gridders gained added Fame by walloping Toledo Universiiy in 'lhe Glass Bowl. Enough praise canno+ be given Coach Gillman and his fine siaff of assis+an+s which includes George Blackburn, Joe Madro, Paul Dielzel, Bill Schwarberg, and Jack Faulkner. To ihese men go 1-he credil' of sl'ar'ring Cincinnaii on The long road 'lo big-lime Foofball. Wi+l1 +he re'rurn of 30 varsify men and an un- defea+ed freshman ieam, fhe l950 Bearca+ foolball squad should go a long way foward puHing UC on The foofball map. ROW 2-Sid Gillman, Head Coach: Charles Mileham, Afhlefic Direcforg George Blackburn, Joe Madro Page IIS Affer 'Phe las+ rabid 'Pan had filed ouP of Nipper'P S'Pa- dium on Thanksgiving Day, +here were only a few who would deny Phe Pacf Pha+ UC could cerfainly s+and wiih Phe eliPe o'P inPer-collegia+e foo'Pball circles. The year I949-50 was a greaP one 'For Phe Bearca'Ps aside 'Prom announcing 'Po 'Phe ouPside world Phal' Phe Red and Black was de'Pini'Pely on Phe up-grade in 'Phe Poofball world. One man who was responsible for an unde'Perminable per- cenPage of Phe 'CaPs cohesiveness was Cap'Pain Thurman Owens. On 'Phe gridiron Owens was employed as Phe defensive righ'P end in 'Phe Gillmanized Pwo pla'Poon sys- 'Pem, bu'P he was 'Phe 'Pype of guy who fell' Pha'P being cap'Pain was a full-'Pime affair, and as such was a sPimula+- ing all-around influence. The fellow who is slaPed 'Po Pake up 'Po Phe cap'Pain's reins for I95O is defensive fullback PePe SP. Clair. The likable SP. Clair was Phe logical choice for 'Phe capfaincy, since aside from his fooPball abilily he has already displayed qualifies of leadership as Junior Class Presiden'P for 'Phe las'P year. While reminis- ing, Phe man who really sPands ou'P is Tom O'Malley, UC's grea'P field general. Tossin' Tom won nafional recogniPion for his I949 performance. The recipien'P of +he BearcaP's OuPsPanding Player of The Year award, he led 'Phe na'Pion in Po'Pal yards gained Phrough 'Phe air and was among Phe leaders in Poial compIePed passes. J, 153, THURM org OWENS BILL ANDERSON HOWIE BELLAMAH JOE BENZINGER JOE BLUM Page llb DON BRILL SHELDON DUNLAP JOHN DVORAK BOB FENLON BILL GEORGE GENE GIBSON OLLIE HARDIN LEE HASLINGER JOE HAUK DON JENSEN DICK KANE AL KANTA Page II7 4 ....f in JIM KELLY STAN KLIMCZAK BILL McDONALD DON McMILLAN BOB MEADOR BOB MENKE FRANK MIDDENDORF TOM O'MALLEY RAY PENNO JOHN PRAMIK BOB ROBISON DICK ROTHFUSS Page IIB CHAS. SCHEBOR GEORGE SCHUSTER JOHN SHEARROW NICK SHUNDICH RALPH STAUB JERRY STAUTBERG SY STAYMAN PETE ST. CLAIR LOWELL STORM BOB STRATTON WALT SWEENEY JACK TRACY Page II9 . 1 , DON UPHOFF WALLY WILHELM STEVE YEAGLE GAME SCORES UC OPP 2I .... Nevada Universiiy ..,..... ..... 4 I 27 ..,. Hardin-Simmons ,,.. ..... 2 I 7 .... College of Pacific ..... ..... 3 4 27 .... Weslern Michigan. . , . . . 6 I9 .... Mississippi S+a+e ,...... .. . 0 2I .... Weslern Reserve ..,.,.. ..... I 3 7 .... Universily of Keniucky .... ..... I 4 34 .... Ohio Universily ,....... ..,.. l 3 I4 .... Xavier Universi+y .... ..... 2 0 27 .... Miami Universily ,.., , . . 6 204 l68 GLASS BOWL GAME 33 ..,. Toledo Universily ........,. .....,., I 3 ln chalking up six viclories during 'lhe regular season, 'lhe Bearcafs slalisfically were close Io 'Ihe +op in 'Ihe nafion. Tossin' Tom O'Malley was 'Ihe leading passer wi+h I,6I7 yards, a mark second in all-'lime maior college rankings. O'MaIley also fin- ished second in complelions and in 'Iouchdown passes lhrown. Gene Gibson, runback arI'is'I', ranked in 'Ihe runner-up posilion in pun'I' re+urns while Jim Kelly snared 42 passes +o come in Ihird among Ihe na+ion's pass receivers. Page l20 TENNIS COURT PEP DANCE wznw THE CHEERING SECTION ADDED SPIRIT AND COLOR TO THE DAYLIGHT GAMES A+ 'Ihe firsi pep raIIy of 'Ihe season, sponsored by Spirir Inc., one of +he highlighrs was a snake dance 'Ihrough 'Ihe campus Ieading 'Io fhe Greek AmphiIhea'I're for ihe finale. Affer pep +aIIrs by Sid Gilman and Thurman Owens, Sigma Sigma presenred Spirii' Inc. wi'l'h a new Bearcat The Bea'I' Miami rally, co-spon sorecI by Are'Ie and Sigma Sigma, fea'IurecI an inspiring 'I'aIIc by former Cincinnaii foo+baII s'I'ar Roberf HuecIc. The paiama parade before 'Ihe X game was IaIIxecI aboui' for weeks. TUNEFUL TEAMWORK THE PlKES CAME FORMAL Page l2I Opening fheir firsl' season under Sid Gillman and his sfaff, fhe 'Cafs ran info fhe pulverizing affack of fhe Nevada Wolfpack and were downed 4l-2l. The boys from fhe Wesf fook a quick I4-0 lead before an O'Malley pass 'io Howie Bellamah puf Cincy back in fhe game. Sfan Klimczak infercepfed a pass, carrying fo fhe fwo yard line from which Sy Sfayman knoffed fhe score. If was all Nevada fhe second half wifh fhe Bearcafs 'rallying only once on a pass fo Sfayman. WaI+ sweeney accounfed for all fhree Cincy conver- sions. ln fheir second confesf fhe Red and Black showed some real foofball in fhe fhrilling 27-2I upsef of a favored Hardin-Simmons eleven. Tom O'Malley's pas- sing paved fhe way while Don Jansen and Jim Kelly cavorfed in fine sfyle. Cincy scored firsf buf soon fell behind as H-S fallied fwice in 30 seconds. An infen- fional safefy and aerials fo Ralph Sfaub, Jim Kelly, and Thurman Owens accounfed for fhe remaining UC scores: buf fhe sfubborn Cowboys never gave in, driv- ing fo fhe Cincy one-foof line as fhe final gun sounded. Too many who were foo big and foo fasf abouf sums up whaf Cincy ran info as fhey fell before Col- lege of Pacific 34-7. Quarferback Eddie LeBaron of COP was a consfanf menace, while O'Malley's passes were 'fhe only fhing fhaf kepf fhe 'Cafs in fhe game. Bellamah hauled in a 50-yard aerial and galloped 25 more for fhe lone Cincy score wifh George Schusfer converfing. Playing perhaps fhe sloppiesf ball of fhe season, UC won ifs firsl' MAC vicfory in an unimpressive win over Wesfern Michigan 27-6. Cincinnafi's aerial af- fack again fold fhe sfory as passes eifher sef up or accounfed for all fhe UC fouchdowns. Jansen, Sfaub, Sweeney, and Hawk enfered fhe scoring columns as Cincy evened ifs win-loss record. Once again fhe underdogs, 'rhe Bearcafs added an- ofher upsef fo fheir sfring from fhe pasf as Mississippi bowed I9-0. This fime if was fhe defensive squad fhaf shone as fhey, fime affer fime, furned back scoring fhreafs. Bob SfraH'on's fwisfing, furning, and side- sfepping accounfed fwice for fhe TD's while Gene Gibson's 80-yard run of a pass infercepfion behind beaufiful blocking and sfraighf-arming broughf fhe en- fire Homecoming crowd fo ifs feef. ln annexing fheir second MAC win and fhird sfraighf vicfory, fhe 'Cafs blew hol' and cold as fhey furned back Wesfern Reserve 2l-I3. All UC scores came as fhe resulf of long pass plays, fhe firsf coming on an aerial fo Bellamah for 68-yards in fhe firsf period. Cincy increased fheir lead fo 2I poinfs on TD's by Sfraffon and Hawk before Reserve sfruck back againsf a weakened pass defense for fwo scores. Mclvlicken fans, 4000 sfrong, who iourneyed fo Lex- ingfon saw fhe 33 poinf underdog Bearcafs oufplay Kenfucky while dropping a close I4-7 fhriller. An early UC drive fhaf sfalled on fhe one-yard line proved fhe margin of vicfory. The passing combinafion of O'Mal- ley fo Kelly was hoffer fhan a firecracker, and Kelly's cafch of fhe fouchdown pass fhe play of fhe day. Again fhe Chinese Bandifs, fhough greafly over- weighed, were oufsfanding in fheir defensive play. UC's gridders found easy going in annexing anofher Migrafion Day vicfory over Ohio Universify before a record-breaking crowd af Afhens. Using fhe consfanf fhreaf of 'iheir passing a++ack, fhe Bearcafs won hand- ily 34-l3. Gibson's punf refurns again fook fhe spof- lighf as he refurned fwo consecufive Bobcaf punfs for TD's wifh beaufiful blocking. Jack Tracy and John Pramik sfood ouf among fhe defensive squad. Capifalizing on fhe Bearcafs' inabilify fo make fheir aerial game click, Xavier's Muskefeers handed Cincy ifs 4-fh loss fo fhe fune of 20-I4. Noi' unfil fhey were fwo fouchdowns behind did fhe 'Cafs manage fo fally, buf a cosfly fumble puf Cincy ouf one 'louchdown and 'ihe game. Lafe in fhe confesf Bellamah skirfed end for UC's second score, and when Cincy recovered an off- sides kick hopes brighfened. They were soon dimmed as Xavier infercepfed a pass and cuf all hopes of vic- fory. ln fhe game of fhe year fhe Bearcafs surprised a rain-soaked Thanksgiving Day fhrong by downing Miami's highly-rafed Redskins 27-6. Using a former- ly unheralded running affack and fhe sferling defense of +he Chinese Bandifs, Cincy had liffle frouble wifh fhe Oxford fribe. Several fimes fhe Bandifs sfopped Miami drives inside fhe I5-yard sfripe wifh fhe Redskins' only score coming on a freak infercepfion of a pass-off. Bob Sfraffon added fhree fouchdowns fo his fofal in a game fhaf was a greaf finale for fhe seniors who played fheir lasf game on fhe Cincy gridiron. Bill An- derson, Bob Fenlon, Sheldon Dunlap, Sfan Klimszak, Bob Meador, John Pramik, Ray Penno, George Schus- fer, Lowell Sform, Don Uphoff, and Sfeve Yeagle all leave fhe Bearcaf forward wall, while from fhe back- field, Tom O'Malley, Dick Rofhfuss, and Don McMillan bid farewell. In a pos+-season game Cincy added fhe Glass Bowl Championship fo fheir MAC fifle by downing Toledo 33-I3. Oufsfanding player of fhe game was Gene Gibson, who again sfole fhe show wifh long 'rouchdown runs of 76 and 83 yards on a punf refurn and infer- cepfed pass. LOOKS LIKE A TD Wiih each long pass, wi+h each greaf run, and wifh each smashing iackle, ano+her expec1'an+ fa+her bursi' wifh pride and shou+ed, +ha'l s MY Johnny who siarred on +ha+ play! Bul' H' was really iusl' plain Dad who held 'Phe Iimelighl' as Cincy's men swepf on +o crush +he Weslern Reserve Bulldogs, no'I' only +he foofball pops who goi' a coach's eye view of all l Page l24 'fhaf wenl' on from +he benches, bul' also Mr. Joe College, Sr., up in 'lhe slands. The parfy was on O. D. K. and o+her men's service groups, wi+h +he 'fralernifies iaking over +o provide +he posf-game fes'livi+ies-in mos+ cases, banquels held in fhe vari- ous houses. ln +his way everybody chipped in +o make +his day a memorable one for Dad. fhe man behind fhe checkbook. PASTIME BEFORE GAMETIME CLOSE QUARTERS MIGRATION DAY I+ was a cold Aufumn Safurday and 'Ihere were no classes in mind for fhe happy Mc- Ivliclcen s'rucIen+s for Ihey were heading for A+hens, Ohio on a legal holiday known as Ivligralion Day. The supporfers of 'Phe Ohio Universiiy +eam had long believed +ha+ No- vember 5 was going Io be 'Ihe day of revenge for +he Bobcalsg 'Ihey were going all ou'I 'for a gridiron Iriumph. The Bobcaf crys'I'aI ball . however, had noi caugh'I sigh+ of +he spiriled Ivlclvliclceniles as 'rhey journeyed by road and rail I'ha'I' brisk morning on 'rheir way 'I'o I'he scene of ba'H'Ie. Toward game lime 'Ihe I'own seemed 'ro acquire more afmosphere Ihan a Chrislmas I'ree, as Red and Black colors and eager Cincinna+ians began pouring in from 'Ihe Sou'I'h-wes'I'. A well-oiled and hard-driving Bearcai machine, a flashy marching band, plus over a fhousand cheering Cincy roolers rocked The s'I'adium 'Io a crushing 34-I3 vicI'ory. I+ was a well-earned decision and a filling climax +o a day paclced full of 'lhrills and exci'I'emen'I. Page I25 HOMECOMING A warm, beauliful day and a packed s+adium welcomed back 'lhe Bearcai' squad for fhe Homecoming game. Before +he game, fanfasiic floais prepared by 'lhe various Greek organizafions circled +he field, drawing ohs and ahs from +he crowd. Because +he Bearcais were playing Mississippi S+a+e, +oo+ing s+eamboa+s equipped wi+h revolving paddlewheels dominaied +he parade. Af+er fhe lasi mini- a+ure Roberi E. Lee and colorful collecfion of sou+hern belles disappeared, ihe s+uden+s se'Hled down +o wafch +he 'Cafs exhibil' +heir +alen+s againsi' Old Miss. Halffime brough+ back 'rhe prize winning floa+s and wrung esclaiic shrieks from mem- bers of +he winning organiza+ions. Alpha Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha Mu won +he frophies for +he mos+ beauiiful floais, and +he Delia Della Delia lion and Theia Chi Egg Plan+ carried ol? fhe +i+les 'For +he mosi' humorous. A'F+er a smarf display of high s+epping by +he UC band, a mo'I'ley crew of band alums, +hough sligh'I'ly ou+ of +une and creaky in 'I'he ioin'l's, iook 'Phe crowd by siorm. When fhe Bearcafs had obligingly lrounced 'lhe Mississippi ieam I9-O, 'lhe fans wen+ home hoarse and hap- py wilh memories 'io lasf for a long +ime. EIS v lk! ,limi SW: s 1 x , 5 3 i 'Q , ' 5 f ti... ALPHA CHI OMEGA SIGMA ALPHA MU Long before fhe 'Foo'I'ball feam appeared on +he field 'Phe cheerleaders were oul' fron? geH'ing 'Phe crowd in+o +he spiri+ of fhe game. The noise and color +ha+ +hey added was -I-he one pari' of fooiball +ha+ 'ielevision couldn'+ reproduce, and +he '49-'50 squad was fop-no+ch in boih 'lhe warm sunshine of +he early fall afternoons and fhe icy drizzle of Thanksgiving Day. C'MON. YELL! The cheerleaders packed 'iheir bags 'io accompany fhe 'l'eam +o 'ihe Keniucky game ai' Lexingfon and 'l'he Migraiion Day game wi+h Ohio U. af Aihens, and a'l' +he close of +he season barely had +ime +o cafch 'rheir breaih and rub linameni' on 'iheir aching muscles be- 'fore +hey climbed back in +heir red and black uni- forms +o cheer on fhe baskefball +eam. iii? Page I27 WU ia.-we TOWARD THE TAPELINE CROSS COUNTRY Page I28 Once again 'rhe foo+pa+hs of Burner Woods re-echoed 'ro +he 'Tread of 'rhe sialwarl' band of UC cross-counlry men. ln +he dual meer run againsr Ohio Wesleyan al' Delaware 'lhe Cincy rhinclads scored a I9-39 vic+ory as Ed Brown came 'From Far back +o caplure firsr place. The meer wi1'h Berea Col- lege on +he Burnel' Woods course feafured an even greafer finish as Brown, Briggs, Hill Sfeimer and Spessard crossed fhe line in a five way lie for firsl' place. Cincy won 'rhis meer 45-I5. ln a disappoinring showing UC los+ +o Ohio Univer- sify al' A+hens 27-28. A consoling facror was Bob Briggs' display of his old form as he capfured Firsl' place. The Red and Black varsiiy placed 'fi'F+h in +he Mid-American Confer- ence Meei' and finished second in rhe Elks' Thanksgiving Day Run. The Cross Coun'l'ry +eam's record of winning all bu'l' one of rhe dual meefs and losing 'I'ha'i one by only one poinl' is a 1'ribu1'e io fhe hard work pui' in daily praciice sessions by fhe coach and his squad. UC BAND Once again fhe famous UC Band came 'lhrough 'ro an unde- fealecl season afler facing many of fhe coun+ry's +op flighl musical reams. Pracfice, condi+ioning, and fasl' moving plays were responsible for vicfories over such nolable musical squads as Ken+uclcy, Ohio U., Xavier, and Miami. Three acldilions +o fhe band in +he pasi' year were greafly responsible for +he com- mendable season. Head Coach Roberf K. Hamilfon did a greal' iob building and direcfing a winning combo in his lfirsi' year af +he helm of +he spirifed Bearcai brass menagerie. John BuH'le- wor+h proved himself fo be a compe+en+ field general, capably calling fhe plays from a UC forma+ion. 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'L 'L ,'-Vs, sQ:msVvi9'vE5Q.Z ' - li ' 4- 2334 1 B same, ,. 'Elia PRIS POPS UP Page l30 ll' was wifh pride +ha+ 'lhe UC sludenls wafched 'lheir band lhis year for 'rhe long praclices 'lhal lhe band pu? in each week paid off in oufsfanding maneuvers. Included in +heir snappy half-+ime shows was a new 'lype of maneu- ver, The slory-felling maneuver. During 'lhis season l'he fans were broughl lhrilling episodes from fhe lives of +he Three Muske+eers a+ lhe Xavier game and a mock Ken- 'rucky Derby wi+h rhe Kenlucky fhoroughbred being oblig- ing enough lo drop dead before reaching lhe finishing line. Needless +o say 'rhis +ook place al 'rhe UK game, one of 'lhe oul'-of-'rown +rips which +he band was able 'ro make. They could also be seen cheering lhe boys on al' Alhens, 'lhe olificial Migralion Trip. Thanksgiving Day wi+h 'rhe pres- en+a+ion of 'l'he new band sponsor, Priscilla Garrison, ended l'he marching season bul +he work of lhe band had iusl begun 'For now 'lhey had baskelball games for which 'lo play and a concerl' coming up which would require much praclice. The many occasions for which lhe band played kepl' 'them busy, buf The spiri+ of friendliness and coopera- 'lion which prevailed made every iob seem like play and every efforl, well worlh while. ROW I-Robbins, M., Fuggill, J., Newland, F., Hauck, J. ROW 2-Miller, E., Paolino, S., Kendrick, A., Sander, B., Goffschalk, TAU BETA SIGMA The girl's band honorary, Tau Bela Sigma, is lcepl busy 'lhroughoul 'lhe year wi'l'h plans for ge'l'-l'o- gelhers of The band members and wil'h ideas for foslering band spiril. Their Hooper Ra'ring was also increased by serving doughnuls and cider afler long rehersals and by providing candy afler l'he half al' each foolball game. ROW I-Jordan, D., Brown, R., Nelson, A., Sears, S., Lineback, J., Eiserl E KAPPA KAPPA PSI Kappa Kappa Psi sfrenglhened ils nalional and lo- cal repufalion as an oufslanding band 'fralernily by carrying on a full aclivify program. En'l'er'lainmen'l for visiling band members afler 'lhe fooiball games, an ice skaling parly, and hayrides provided some of 'lhe liqhler momenls, buf perhaps besl remembered was 'lheir caroling al Chrislmas. ROW 2-Davis, J., MacNeiIl, J., Slacker, R., Schierloh, R., Rofh, G., Esslinger, D., Schuch, R., Bickel, R. Page Ill I .. W4 I A lf- ffl, 3' -1+ e,5 if - 5 Q I . .- X :fs . J 'bw 'wgpi 'Q 3, ay. Wm, .Ln W9 Q X .Q 7' H' ,' ' Q H '46 st X 5 C' Q s 1. an , I NT kr Q Q ps 4. , wax? c. 7' - 5 5 Q . ga' M4 H . an gh' X V K , -3 V E: an if 'Vg YA 2 . vi. v p h 0 lv' . xlgkxs ' 2 fs ' mx , Q 'IQ ,U . Q 17, Q in -rf' ' :Si . f sa ., 'ff' s,.T:y': ' W h' I Y 3- - 'x Q' , W Q 5- 'N , -,ag m ,MW 'N 'f if G . .v Y ' 'tiugfx . k , xvvae.. ' f .1 , ., wx. ,mx ' . 4: 'il ' gf. i.'5q.1', ' V' ' qw - 5 ,f :Aww A , y2?g qw ,ly ef v :L jf'2+?f 2 5? J,f,. U W' fr f 2 dwfi 2 gr QQ, 5 e4k':.f - , Fisqfppggg 1-ffxfi f '- -an 'M p , 732 1 ,- 4. :Mn MU .. . ,.-1. ,KL QA ff lx E . 1: . . QA, , ,. Q ,- 1 N ,v v. nd 'K' iv 'Wg' 'w x ix 0 s 'Q BILL ALDERMAN UNION BOARD Row 2-Bursiek, R. C., Alderman, W. E., Mueller, D., Nesler, W., Bishop, R. W. Governing 'lhe Sfudenl Union, hub of all campus ac+ivi+y, Union Board plays an im- porfanl par+ in lhe life of every sludenl. This selecr group, composed of five s'ludenl's and four facully members, reigns over all phases of fhe Union, 'From +he booksfore 'lo 'lhe cafe- leria, 'From lounge concerls fo pool 'l'ourna- menls. One of lhe big jobs of 'lhis body is 'lhe planning of 'l'he budgel for 'lhe Union. Figuring our how 'lo spread lhe s+uden+'s 'Fees over 'lhe vasl' program of 'lhis self-supporled building is indeed a big lask. The adminis'lra+ive dulies of +he Union are handled by Bill Alderman, capable supervisor of lhe organizalion, and Dorolhy Websier, social direclor. Danny , as she is known by all UCi+es, is a recenl graduale and holder of ihe covered C ring. She has a hand in lhe planning of all lhe Union dances which enliven many a weekend on 'rhe campus. Page l34 Row I-Pierle, J., Grace, L., Mueller, D., Kendrick, A., Rosenliel, J. Row 2-Johnson, L., Binder, W., Cunningham, T., Zelger, J., Klose, A., Websfer, D. PROGRAM COMMITTEE OF UNION BOARD Funcfioning under an imposing +i'l'le, ihe Program CommiH'ee of Union Board operaled as fhe coordinafing body of fhe various Union commillees. Membership was com- posed of 'lhe chairmen of 'lhese subordinale groups and lheir purpose was lo decide how much money each should loe allolled. This pas'l year fhey slarled 'l'he school year wilh lhe annual Union Week. Such favoriles as 'lhe L. S. M. F. T. concerfs, parlies for +he ou'l'-of- 'lowners and 'lhe serial movies were fhe resulls of lheir brainwork. The guiding hands of lhe organizafion were chairman Do'l'+ie Mueller and secreiary Anne Kendrick who saw lo il +ha'r 'lhe Union calendar was published and lhe various sub-commillees were funclioning smoo+hly. Behind +he commiffees was Dan- ny Webs+er, Social Direclor of lhe Union, who did much 'lo make lhis large organizalion of service +o lhe U. C. s+uden'ls. By providing adequafe enferfainmenl lo appeal fo every +ype, 'lhe commi'Hee fulfilled i'l's funclion well and could look back on a year of jobs well done. WHAT'S ON THE PROGRAM Page I35 ROW l-Bauer, E., Happy, P., Ludeke, G., Perry, B., Francq, D., Birn, M. A., Aglamesis, M., Bradley, M., Murray, R. ROW 2-Miller, E., McConnell, J., Keller, C., McCarlhy, M., Bell, J., Engelke, E., Cockerill, R., Irons, M., Schmallz, J., Koegel, P., Orlner, S., Russe, R. ROW 3-Aeschbach, H., Moller, S., Bloodgood, J., Bonnell, J., Foley, K., Adams, M., Figg, R., Thompson, S., Quinn, M., Doebele, M., Underwood, R. ROW 4-Kisker, H., Grogan, M., Steele, B., Fuggifl, J., Kaffus, J., Ingle, B., Green, M., Wagner, M., Horner, J., Wasmer, J., Thiele, 6. ROW 5-Frank, P., Campbell, E., Meyer, V. L., Morson, B., Cleveland, P., Dick, B., Ahrens, M. L., Moak, R., Johnson, L., O'DonneII, L., Lange, S. JUNIOR ADVISORS AND lF YOU LIKE ENGINEERS Page I36 l'l s 4:30 Tuesday aflernoon, 'lime for lhe Junior Advisor lo mee'l her Freshman Group. Today, 'lhe meeling will consisl' of announce- men'l's and a discussion perlaining lo 'lhe various aclivilies in lheir parficular college. Many a lime queslions will arise in 'lhe mind of lhe new sludenh here is her opporlunify 'lo oblain 'lhe answer. The program planned by 'lhe iunior girls consisls of discussion groups and convocalions on numerous 'lopics-How 'ro Sludy, Vigilance Trial, Campus Cues, Panel of Americans, Careers, and a Pep Rally. l'l is lhe aim and hope of every Junior Advisor lhal 'lheir program will make 'lhe 'freshmen feel immediafely 'lhal 'lhey are a parl of UC. This orienlalion group is composed of iunior girls chosen on 'lhe basis of scholarship, ac- livilies, dependabilily, personalily, and char- ac'ler. Their iob is an imporlanl one, since lhey are among lhe firsl' s+uden'l's 'lo mee+ lhe freshman. Thus +he impression lhal lhe Junior Advisor makes may be lhe basis for lhe new s'luden'l's impression of UC. During 'lhe year 'lhere developed fhe rumor ihal' canasfa mighi replace bridge a+ 'lhe Wig Wag meefings and fhis could well be for one never knows iusi' whai' +o expeci' nexl' a'l' fhese informal gel-fogeihers of fhe freshman girls. Friday noon is 'lhe 'lime se'I' aside for fhe fresh- man women +o ge+ acquainfed wi+h 'l'heir fellow classma+es, and +hese girls can be found in fhe lounge of 'lhe Women's Building playing cards or indulging in conversafion while keeping lime wifh lheir kni'Hing needles. This year, for fhe firs+ lime, sandwiches were made available a+ 'lhe lounge making il' more convenien+ 'For fhe girls +o ea+ +heir lunches fhere. Al+hough +he club is made up of freshman, 'l'hey are as- sisied by a sophomore council which is headed by Ginny Avey. The council which is chosen from among 'lhe freshman al' 'Phe end of +heir firsf year helps lhe club fhe 'following year fo plan and organize fheir program. Row I-Gufiahr, A., Varnau, H., Avey, V., Lundberq, B., Munro, J. LOOK HOW l SPELLED WIS WAG ! Row 2-Seifert, J., Farmer, J., Paolino, S., Goerfomiller, M., Vosmer, S., Carson, E. WIG WAS Paqe I37 Page I 38 WI B Il J rady M lan W2C IR raceL V G Peering around +he corner looklng for wayward freshman you ll fund fhe ever alerl' members of Vlgrlance You guessed +he reason Freshman Week of course I+ ns cllmaxed by a frral held In Wilson audl+orlum for all novxce co eds who fall 'lo follow 'lherr s+rrc'l' rulings Vigilance also has a card par+y IH +he sprung for all bridge enfhusrasfs ROWI M nk D Schmalfuss W NI hr J Bake T Monson H S sfakauckas D W2 P e E faqne L ead W e u PHI EPSILON KAPPA 5e'eC+ TC Sm denfs make p 'lhe rosler of Phu Epsilon Kappa honorary dedlcafed fo ad xance 'Phe hrghesf sfandards rn +he +eachmg PTOFGSSIOD Tnese physncal educahon malors collec+ lheur +hough+s over heaping bowls of Wheahes and conclude +he year by presenhng an award +o an ouisfandlng graduahng senlor ROW 3 mas C Hasl nge L D cheu a e za RO - e , ., G , ., Cleve d, P. RO - eci, ., 6 , ., Crow, C. I I . . I U - I . . I . - . . . . , . . . . I ' O I -I I -I 0 I 'I VI -I I -I 9 I Q RO - or? r, ., S r, ., N , ., G e, J., R bensfein, A., Rolfes, F., Luchi, J. -Tho , ., i r, ., Meador, B., Shorrs, F., eNuccio, C., S er, K., Sh f r, D., Klim: k, S. ' T361 ':,' . D s .... fl -I 2 . - K . ,V 'lg' J - , Q V5 ROW I-Zurlaqe, C., Gruen, C., Bergmaz, M., Rinsky, G., Kessler, P. ROW 2-McCoy, L., Lindberg, R., Ezrine, I., Field, J. ROW 3-Davies, S., Bolce, J., Williams, J. Lasl year saw +he birlh of fhe Forensic Guild, an organizarion lo develop +he slu- denl s knowledge, skill, and abilily in public speaking and debafing. The group also hopes lo prepare sludenls 'lo represenf fhe Univer- sily in infer-collegiale forensic compelilion. The Forensic Guild is divided in'lo lhree councils: debale, discussion, and oralory. The cleba+e group was ac'l'ive 'lhroughoul' l'he year while lhe o'l'her l'wo are s'l'ill in +he process of preparalion. Universilies such as Xavier, Ohio Slafe, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, Chicago, Indiana, Purdue, lowa S'l'a'l'e, Bowling Green, and Norfhwesfern were compelilion for lhe UC ora'l'ors lhis year and a similiar schedule will be 'l'he goal for +he nexl' year's speakers. UC has long had a need for encouragemenl of 'lhe arf of speech and +his group has pro- vided an adequaie and comple'l'e program for developmenl in 'lhis field. FORENSIC GUILD Page 139 SOCIAL BOARD ROW 2-Sears, R., Clement, S., Ramage, J., Bishop, R. W. FAR AWAY FACES All work and no play could make UC slu- clenls very dull people. So, Social Board makes sure 'lhis horrible fafe never happens by arranging dales and plans for all impor'lan'l' dances, par'l'ies and social ac'l'ivi+ies. Al' 'l'he helm of +his ever-powerful group is Francis Dugan, presidenl of 'lhe Social Board. For able assislance, Mr. Dugan is free lo call upon June Ramage, vice-presidenl, Tom Eicher, lreasurer, and Eunice Engelke, corresponding secrelary. These s'l'udenl's also serve on dance commillees, approve 'lhe vo+ing of lhe Junior Prom, and give +heir O. K. on all campus affairs. ln 'lhis way conflicfs are avoided and imporl'an+ school funclions and ac+ivi'ries may receive a closed dale making il possible for UC sl'uden'rs lo be able fo al'+end wilhoul breaking o+her engagemenls. Checking lhe Social Board Calendar is a musl ' for lhose who wan'l' +o be up on 'l'he affairs happening on campus. Page l40 Are you iiH'ery when speaking in public? Do all your senfences begin wi'I'h Um or And ? If so, fake an example from +he mem- bers of 'lhe Speakers Bureau. These s+uden'l's appear before various organizalions fhrough- oul' grealer Cincinnafi and falk on 'I'heir favori+e subiecfs. The malerial is in some cases collecled from personal experience or 'From ' research. Slan Gaskins, sfudenf manager, has ' classed 'lhe lopics under 'lhese cafegories. Far-Away Places , Conflic'rs wi+h Commu- nism , Local Poli+ical Problems , and Li+erary Discussions . The qualify of fhese speeches is indica+ed by +he growing demand From local organizafions for more appearances. Approximafely I25 speeches were given fhis year by members of fhe Speakers Bureau. This experience in speaking in public is a valu- able asse+ 'lo a s1'uden+. Prospec+ive members submii' an ou'l'line of a speech +o 'Phe bureau which judges 'lhe oufline 'For i+s originaliry and general inferesl' and accepfs or reiecls if accordingly. JIM TELLS A TALL ONE l SPEAKERS BUREAU Row I-Holdf, S., Kalchman, H., Sfeinhard, S. Row 2-Wrighi, D., Diaz, J., Lowry, W., Baiik, A. Page I4I Ever since a jug of kickapoo joy juice was empriecl +o celebrafe fhe occasion by a group of en+husias+ic s+uclen'rs back in I93I, Sophos freshman honorary has been in acfive exisf- ence al' U. C. Founded +o 'furlher school spirii and recognize new sfudenrs who have been ou+s+anding in scholarship, ac+ivi+ies, or a+hle+ics +heir ini+ial year, 'lhis club assumes an oufslanding posilion in universify life. Pu'Hing a spark back in campus life righi a'F+er 'Fall mid-+erms is no easy +ask, bul' Sophos manages each year fo igni+e a veriiable ex- plosion when rhey announce +he Annual Sophos Dance wi+h +he compe+i+ion for 'ihe 'l'i+le of Sophos Queen. The sponsoring groups rally 'round fheir candida+es 'lo pu+ on cam- paigns which oFFer every'l'hing from ghosi' parades 'lo yo-yo conlesfs and fhe open houses where +he canclidales are infrocluced. ROW I-Davis, J., Hopkins, H., Gaddis, D., Teller, J., Erons ROW 2-Behrendf, I., Zeigler, J., Cohen, S., Wachs, B., Pufnam, T. ROW 3-Campbell, P., Schwindr, R., Traberf, T., Sfocks, L., Clemenfs, W. STEPPING OUT PQ Page l42 Q, : ' if . I T fr S The music sfoppecl, +he lighis wen? clown, and ou+ of 'I'he Brown Jug sieppecl lovely Jennie Bossie, The+a Phi Alpha, Our Sophos Queen for I949. Barely seHlecl in+o +he rou'l'ine of college life, freshman girls were caughi in a whirl of campaigning for 'I'heir canclidafes wiih open houses and publici+y s+un+s, while posiers galore iurnecl +he grill in'lo a Vogue's Gallery for weeks before 'rhe clance. Page I43 To be elecled fo Alpha Lambda Della is Ihe highesl academic honor a girl can win in her freshman year a+ UC. Membership in +his honor sociely, es+ablished on I'his campus in l930, signifies 'lhal' a girl has ailained a schol- as'I'ic average of ai' Ieas+ 4.5 in ei+her semesfer of her Freshman year. In addilion, membership en+i'IIes a girl Io par'I'icipa+e in a varied and acfive program during her sophomore year. The acl'ivi+ies for 'Ihis year gol' under way in 'Ihe fall wi+h a 'lea 'For all freshmen women. Lafer in 'lhe year a bake sale was held 'I'o raise money for 'lhe socie+y's scholarship program. A+ I'he monfhly meeiings speakers promineni' in campus or cify affairs addressed 'Ihe group. The climax of fhe year's program occurred in 'Ihe spring when new members were ini'I'iaI'ed a+ Ihe 'I'radi+ional banquet And 'l'his year, as always, fhe members of Alpha Lambda Della mainfained rheir high purpose of sfimulaling +he desire for sludy and encouraging 'Ihe mainlainance of high scholarship and academic leadership among 'Freshmen women. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA ROW I-Dells, P., Freyfag, C., Berning, A., Phillips, M., Hokman, A. ROW 2-Reeves, J., Wesf, M., Harper, H., Carson, E., Masfin, L., Kauffman, P., Levine, M. ROW 3-Harrzel, G., Lundquisl, J., Kroeger, I., Schiller, I., Irwin, M., Quinn, P., Hinds, M., Lahrman -Page I44 ROW I-Moore, J., Fells, D., Kupferle, A., Parry, E., Alexander, E., Pfennigwerlh, P., Rehn, E., Holmsfrom, P., Alderman, W. ROW 2-Crawl, C., Goldberg, D., Bolland, T., Bronstein, H., Wickham, D., Tahse, M., Bogialzoglos, G., Whilescarver, W. ROW 3-Newberg, I., Brown, J., Lange, H., Schmilf, J., Wachs, W., Slump, R., Slegman, T. ROW 4-Blumberg, H., Morfon, C., Ezrine, I., Slegner, W., Wohlen, R., Kline, A., Hurmann, E. ROW 5-Shoemaker, B., Rosenblum, R., Spifz, H., Sonderman, D., Carey, G., Effron, E., Forbriger, A. PHI ETA SIGMA Half A's and half B's . . .quife an achievemenf for any sI'udenI', bu'I' 'IhaI s wha'l' il' 'I'aIres fo become a member of Phi E'Ia Sigma, freshmen men's honor- ary. Each year I'o every man who has mainlainecl a 4.5 average For 'lhe year in college goes Ihis 'lop frosh honor. Founded al 'Ihe Universily of Cincinna+i in I933, Phi E'I'a Sigma is a par'I of a naI'ionaI honorary wi+h chaplers Ihrough- oul' 'Ihe counlry. I+ was insliluled for 'l'he purpose of promo+ing a higher sfandard of Iearning and Io encourage scholaslic acI'1ievemen+s, bul' man- ages +o Find pIen'I'y of time for social ac'l'ivi+ies in Hs program. Each spring, Io acquainl' 'Freshmen men wi'l'h 'lhe organizalion, a smoker' is held for 'Ihose on 'rhe deans' Iisls. Annually Ihe boys ge'I Iogelher wi'l'h +he members of AI- pha Lambda DeI'l'a, 'Freshmen women's honorary, 'for a picnic and parly, big even'l's in each group's social calendar. Page I4S I an , ,, 4 Qgmgl, X SQ ,l.Ax,m-ig .' k,,L A fg:we,gff , . -, +1 . Kwik 4474531 , -Q I' xx. Q3 N. MVP L , . 'X -- . 5, V . E.. ' X ,,.g15wA,m.e,,fp uf f 'Sip ' 'T' I ML: :aff 1 by 1. A' -, mai! A HRS' iff? F 4 ' iff ,V X.Lw'5,5j:Q,,1 1, y . , , 'v . 5 k pf , Q-3' if Md, 'ftu?'55:f' 41 HQ Eb, ' , . 1 Q .fa I, Av ' - - x ' ' : -2- ' ' L 'll : ' M' 'y 'ws- 7-3-f -- , T AC. ' Q 9 xi!-. , A .4 Us ' Q Q7 -gfw '6 2, if Ax ' 1 1 'H 4 I J ffl 5. . .la . . 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Nfl iii' 1 ,... fm- Q 55 Z . .. ., ., v 'ISL .. 12115 Q gi K IL E511 1 :lie . .,,..,. ,, ,W - M ,ff z: . 1 fp X ,f-P' -war . ,, + f RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK The hear'l'y parricipafion displayed in Religious Emphasis Week, March 5-IO, showed 'l'ha+ s+uclen'I s 'I'hough'rs go furrher +han 'lhe usual Bee 'lalllc and grill clamour. Sfudenl' Religious Council again presenred an inspiring program in which faculry and s'I'uden+s of all fairhs par+icipa+ed. Ou+s+anding fealures were an inferfairh council, in which Mohammedan, Islam, and Confuscian feachings were of special inreresh a skep+ics hour on l'he radio: bull sessions in dorms and fralerniry and sorori'l'y houses and a faculfy seminar. Page I47 NEWMAN CLUB ROW I-Goerlemiller, M., Barrell, S., Ryan, J., Moorman, H., Heinfz, P., Venard, R., Gartner A Llpperf R Robxneff D ROW 2-Donze, J., Donze, R., Bosse, J., Slofle, J., Isaack, J., Barker, G., Bruner, C., Yauss W Goerremoeller M ROW 3-Johns, J., Weber, R., Donahue, J., Berg, D., Ryan, J., Mori, T., Thamann, T., Aushng J Droege L ROW 4--Rusconi, W., Bresser, T., Wildermufh, R., Wilson, M., Smith, M., Mongan, M. A. Berwanqer M Ehrharl H Harvey R ROW 5-Bergman, R., Torok, J., MacVeiqh, R., Mushaben, G., Hchman, T., Radenheimer, P Kulle R Nlgro N The Newman Club, a Carholic organizalion open 'lo undergradu- ales, was founded al UC in I924. This group provides for 'rhe reli- gious, social, and cullural needs of ils members, providing facililies for card-playing, dancing, and oiher lypes of recrealion. For lhose who are in+eres'l'ed in fennis, horse-back riding, bowling and pho'l'o- graphy, lhere are clubs sel up wifhin fhe organizalion. Every year fhe Newman Club enlers fhe lnira-mural compelilion al' UC, aiming for good sporlsmanship as well as winning reams. Falher W. Franer is lhe adviser of The group, helping 'lhem 'lo plan and carry oul 'lheir program for l'he year. The fall and spring formals, +he Mardi Gras dance and lhe annual Tennis Club dance are even'l's which are looked forward 'lo and enioyed by lhe members. ln addilion lo i'l's sporis and social programs fhe Newman Club enables i'ls sludenls lo form las'l'ing friendships, and 'l'o ioin wi+h olhers of lheir failh in bonds of fellowship. Page I4B HILLEL A major proiecl of lhe B'nai B'ril'h Counsellorship a+ UC is 'lhe Jewish Welfare Fund Drive which is held annually on 'l'he campus. Besides diligenl campaigning and promolion for 'lhis fund, lhe mem- bers of Hillel enioy monlhly meelings during lhe school year which fealure well-known speakers and movies. This aclive organizalion also sponsors many lively dances and parries 'For Hs members. Hillel received ils name from a greal' Jewish scholar and spirilual leader who lived nearly 'lwo 'lhousand years ago. Hs obiecfives are 'io pro- vide Jewish sludenls wi'l'h an oullel' for religious, social, and cullur- al-educafional ac'livi'I'ies. Besides lhe meelings held in +he Union Building, +he Hillel members meel every monlh al' 'lhe Hebrew Union College Chapel for religious services on lhe eve of 'lheir Sabbalh. ROW I-Lehrner, F., Friedman, J., Heller, M., Siegel, N., Brickner, B., Hecht, M., Bronslein H ROW 2-Slillpass, B., Boksenbom, F., Margolis, I., Kirschner, M., Wigser, O., Hechl, E., Gelb B Bernsleln J ROW 3-Schneider, S., Ronsheim, S., Robens, E., Seaman, N., Merzger, Y., Lipp, C., Busch, S Dine L Diamanf S ROW 4-lsbiffs, C., Bonem, F., Kessler, R., Bergman, M., Holfzman, M., Jacobson, A., Funk S EPSILON PHI SIGMA ROW I-Pulos, K., Pappas, M., Darves, G., Kereiakes, J., Tassos, W., Kalfas, N., Demakes T ROW 2-Andon, C., Chrisfy, H., Courlas, L., Courlas, H., Chrisfcs, H., Sebasfian, C. ROW 3-Saribalas, G., Kalomeres, R., Malavazos, D., Bahas, G., Courlas, P., Pashalis, A. Epsilon Phi Sigma is +he only organiza+ion on campus whose re- quiremen+s for membership include +ha+ 'lhe periiioner be of Greek parenrage or of direci' Greek decenr. Comparafively a newcomer +o The U. C. scene 'lhese Greek Greeks celebrafed fheir na+ional's ninrh anniversary and +heir own Hfrh year a+ Cincinnafi wi+h a Na+ionaI Convenrion held in Cincinnari rhis pasi' summer. Member- ship is open l'o Day and Evening College s+uden+s in fhe Universiry. Wi+h iheir racial origin as background, 'I'his group finds many in+er- esling and worfhwhile +opics +o discuss and proiecfs 'ro promofe each semesler. Unique and en+er+aining social even'l's highlighfed ihe year For fhis group. Page I50 13 ah ' -' RO W I-Sheppard, J., Mueller, D., Glasson, B., Ramage, J., lnqle, B., Kroeger, I. W2-Paolino, S., Davis, N., Renn, N., Conover, M., Scolf, C., Foley, K., Gard, F. W 3-G-ocker, P., Grace, L., Schiller, I., Harper, H., Wiseman, J., Franq, D., Rauh, M., Pierle, J. UNIVERSITY YWCA Y WHO'S WHO For l'he pasf fifiy years, 'rhe universily YWCA has been an aclive associalion wilh many campus 'lradilions and services which have developed during lhis span of lime. One of 'lhe mosl' popular of 'lhese is +he Apple Polishing luncheon lo which a Y girl may lake her favor- ife prof, On lhe more serious side, 'lhere are weekly meelings of 'lhe various groups classified under four main areas of discussion: Social Responsibilily, World Relaledness, Chrislian Herilage, Personal and Campus Affairs. The YWCA has a'H'emp'l'ed in all i'l's aclivilies 'ro 'Forward Hs purpose of selling up an organizafion lhal is characferized by a slrong failh in God and a belief in lhe abilily of lhe individual. Acl'ivi'l'ies of 'lhe group are cenlered in lhe Y building where reading rooms, recrea- 'lional facililies, and a chapel are open al all limes for 'rhe use of members and lheir friends. The YMCA is insfrumenfal in sfarfing many of 'Ihe freshmen off on fhe righf frack foward a successful college career. The Freshman Camp, held 'I'he weelcend before regisfrafion, provides informafion and valuable background fo all freshmen on fheir approaching college life. The Y building on Calhoun Sfreef offers sfudenfs many services and conveniences. lf also supporfs such sfuclenf acfivifies as fhe Yule Log Service, Freshman Club, lnfernafional Club, fhe Marriage and Family series, and Pre-fheological Club. These funcfions, combined wifh fhe friendly spiril' and fellowship found among members of fhe Y, exemplify fhe purpose of fhe associafion in providing a fellowship of men associafed wifh fhe Universify unifed by a common loyalfy fo Chrisfian principles and in a common efforf fo employ fhem in 'Ihe responsibilifies of life. K W, IS THAT REALLY YOU? UNIVERSITY YMCA ROW I-Fuessle, R., Ransom, W., Wengler, E., Hafhaway, V., Wachs, B. ROW 2-Smarf, B., Collins, J., Davis, J., Zeiqler, J., Bernslein, J. ROW 3-Wall, K., Hawk, K., Shoemaker, B., Pafferson, M. 'CT' Page I53 fe ,fr Page l54 1 , Though a soaring ihermomefer made a March oui' of 'rhe winfer mon+hs, Old Jack Fros+'s season was marked as always wifh +he snuffy noses, holiday hangovers, and exam blues +ha+ roll around every year af This Hme. The boys seen feverishly scribbling in fheir liH'le black books af mos+ school funciions aren'+ colleciing phone numbers-+hey're members of Meiro iaking aiiendance. The reason for all +his acfivify is 'io provide a basis for a cup given a+ ihe end of +he year fo +he fra+erni+y and sororiiy wi+h +he highes-i' perceniage of members pres- en+. The Meiro cup is a welcome addiiion 'I'o any 'irophy case, and despiie secfion changes, semesier exams, and beer parfies, ihe Greek and lndependen+ organizaiions always make sure ihey have a goodly number represen+- ing 'rhem 'io bring in 'lhose precious poin+s. ROW I-Smarf, B., Wilkes, S., Moore, E., Wachs, B., Becker, C. ROW Z-Douglas, C., Zeiqler, J., Davis, S., Huey, G., Colweli, F., Doerman L ROW 3-Rosenbusch, O., Clemenfs, W., Williamson, M., Lowry, W., Levine M METRC CHRISTMAS PARTY The Union Lounge looked like P.S. 33 when Mefro, honorary for BMOC's, Turned big brolher and Sanla Claus for a nighl. Fai' kids, skinny kids, big kids, liHle kids-one hundred and +wen+y-'Five of fhem poured oul of 'The charfered bus and Red Cross sfalion wagons fo have +he 'lime of lheir young lives romping in 'lhe gaily decoraled room. Hidden behind a ferocious whi'l'e beard was George Koch, who, passing ou'r presen'I's or bouncing small fry on his knee, made Sanla supreme. The girls who volunfeered as nursemaids had lheir hands full, because 'rhe enferlainmenf fearured a fumbler, and his anlics inspired +he whole crew +o 'Turn head over heels. Then The kids were smolhered in ice cream, hamburgers, milk, cake, 'Frui'r, and candy-a 'I'rue Gourmef Room repas+ For rhe cowboy crowd-and shipped, +ired bul happy, home 'ro bed. Page I56 Being a San+a Claus can puf a crimp in anybody's budgef, so +o provide lhal' es- senfial green slulif Mefro sponsored a show in Wilson Audi'I'orium. ln slellar roles were +en winners of +he L.S.M.F.T. lalenl' confesfs, while Me+ro members were con- s+an'I'ly popping ou+ of 'rhe audience, run- ning across +he slage a+ fhe psycologically wrong momenf, and generally conducfing fhemselves in lhe besf Hellzapoppin manner. MC of +his mad buf merry parly was genial Jean Sheperd, epicurean disc jockey of WSAI. The en'ler'l'ainmenl' was well a++ended, and has earned a perma- nenl place 'for ifself on 'lhe Me+ro calen- dar, no'r only for profil, buf for pleasure. To Melro and +o lhe many volunleers who helped +o make fhe par+y a success, much credil' is due, bu+ lhey will fell you fha? 'lhe salisfaclon of supplying a +as+e of Chrislmas 'Fun fo fhese youngsfers was more +han worfh 'Phe effort Wi fe Q ll gi fi ww? sm , X Zfiwuill N , 9 al ,,,,,s- re- , 2.3 X f Nxxxixsf 'i xc ak qi Q f -14 :V-461 'l' . 112125122 r rra ara - Page IS7 Zfersoualifie No accounf of campus life and i+s ac+ivi'I'ies would be comple+e wi+hou+ some meniion of ihe people who are so much a par+ of ir. Sfarfing ou+ as freshmen like everyone else, fhese ou+s'I'anding personalifies wen+ 'ihrough various s+ages of being Wheels, gradua+ed io ihe BMOC class, and finally, when 'iheir key chains and bracelefs became so heavy 'I'ha+ H' caused a permaneni' HH in one direclion, 'lhey could righffully claim 'ro be VlP's. The way ihese gals and guys go+ ihings done was a perpe+ual source of a1mazemen+ 'io fhe res? of 'l'he campus, who never qui+e learned how 'I'o aH'end sixfeen meelings-well, 'four+een, anyway-a+ 'ihe same +ime, keep up wifh school work, and also even gei' home for dinner once in a while. JUN E RAMAGE Page I58 A warm, ever ready smile above a Morfar Board lackei' idenfified June Ramage, The+a's gif+ 'io UC. During her four years June and 'l'he Y have become praciically syn- onymous. Always deeply inferesfed in religious educafion, +his year she served as presidenl of +he campus chapier. Add +o her lis+ of ac+ivi+iesg Social Board secrefary, Wom- en's Senafe, L.A. Tribunal, Guidon, Mummers, League of Women Vofers Council, Panel of Americans, The+a rush chairman, Wig Wag Council, and Vigilance-and you have some idea ius+ how busy one girl can get JEAN HAUCK One look al' +his Chi O, and i'I s evideni' why ihe Sigs chose her as 'lheir Swee+hear'H Friendly, preHy, swee+, and ac'l'ive, Jean has packed plenfy of good 'limes and good work info her UC life. She was vice presicleni' of +he Senior Class, and a member of Women's Senafe, Wig Wag, Mor- +ar Board, WSSF, Varsi+y Vani+ies, Tau Bela Sigma, 'lhe Senior Week and Junior Prom CommiHees, and manager of +he Universi+y Band and The Inframural Teams. PreHy is as preH'y does, and Jean scores on bo+h accounfs, which is a pre-Hy nice way +o be. DOROTHY M U ELLER Ac'I'ivi'I'ies by 'ihe gross are fine, bu+ when a gal can add Phi Bela Kappa +o her lisi, il' really shows +ha+ she is some- 'ihing exfra special. Mor+ar Board's +here, of course, and Alpha Lambda Delia, Union Board, Spiri+ Inc., Mummers, Foriy Niners, Women's Senafe, +he Red Cross, ihe Sociolo- gy Club, 'rhe YWCA, Religious Emphasis Week Commi++ee, WGS, AIS, and ihe Penguin Club. AND publicalionsg Dol'- iie's worked for 'lhe News Record, 'ihe Cincinnaiian, 'lhe Y Handbook, 'ihe S'iuden+ Direclory, fhe Cooperaiive Engin- eer and Profile-all This, and Phi Ba+e, +oo. CHARLES BECKER Charlie Becker musf have cur his firs+ +oo+h on an adding machine, because when il' comes +o running fhe business end of an organzafion-Charlie's ihe boy. He has been business manager of +he Cincinna+ian, business manager of +he News Record, a member of +he Board of Publicarions, presidenl' of Melro, and presidenl' of +he Bus. Ad. Tribunal. Also in his credii column are fhe varsify Vaniiies, Pi Delia Ep- silon, The American Markefing Club, and Phi Delfa The+a. A likeable, clean-cu'l' fype, Charlie gol' 'ihings done wiih a minimum of whip-cracking. RUTH HEM MERT VOSS In addilion fo finishing up her 'Four years wilh an over- loaded ac'l'ivi'iy lisf, Ru+hie also gof her MRS degree al' UC. A The+a Phi, she kepi' up wi+h Guidon, YWCA cabine'r, Speaker's Bureau, Moriar Board, Woman's A+hle'iic Associa- +ion, Junor Advisers, +he Panel of Americans, and +he Red Cross. Wi+h her 'Flair for journalism, Rufhie ran +he gamul of Publicaiions Row from 'l'he Profile +o 'l'he S+uden+ Direc+ory 'io 'I'he News Record, and every week rushed off downiown 'l'o edi+ her columns of college and high school doings in one of 'lhe local papers. SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER Prelly, blonde Shirley gradualed from Home Economics, bul her in'l'eres'ls were campus-wide. She's rapped a gavel for Sigma Della Tau and 'lhe Home Ec. Execulive Council, VP'd S+uden+ Council, Memorial Dorm, and +he Home Ec. Tribunal, been Secrelary of fhe Senior Class and Board of Publicalions, and 'rreasurer of l'he Pan Hellenic Council. She served on Women's Sena'l'e, Junior Advisers, Varsi'l'y Vani+ies, WSSF, and 'lhe Cincinnafian, and her las+ year she lraded 'lhe brighl' red uniform of Guidon For a Morfar Board Jacke'l'. IRV BEHRENDT The Redhead has run +he gamul' of UC organizalions from Presdenl' of 'lhe Y.M.C.A Freshman Assembly lo Presi- den+ of 'l'he Senior Class, and his pins are as numerous as his freckles. Sigma Sigma, Ulex, Sophos, O.D.K., Pi Del+a Ep- silon, elc., efc., efc., are all represenled on his overloaded key chain. He was edi'l'or of lhe News Record-a very cap- able one-and a member of 'lhe L.A. Tribunal, Spiril, lnc., fhe Board of Publicalions, +he '47 Vanifies, and Sigma Al- pha Mu, among ofhers. Allogelher, a exlremely versafile young man! RUTH HEISEL Almosl los+ behind her 'lackle box and drawing board, fhis li'Hle Kappa found plenly of ac+ivi'l'ies 'lo keep her college days busy. Her membership in Alpha Lambda Della, Della Phi Della, and Morlar Board inclicales her abilily in class, and a few ofher posilions like vice-presidenl' of Guidon, Senior Edilor of 'lhe Cincinnalian, Secrelary-'lreasurer of Spiril Inc., and Pledge Cap+ain of KKG show, however, +hal' life was noi' all sfudy for Rulhie. Her ready smile was 'fhe answer she gave +o 'lhe requesls for her 'lime and en- ergy, as she accepfed iobs and did lhem well. BETTY FULFORD Read Fulf's lis'r of acfiviiies-ihen consider 'lhaf while she was carrying an ex'I'ra-curricular schedule 'Thai' would have worn ou'l' a I2 credi'r baskei' weaving maior, +his Mor- 'lar Board walked off wifh iop honors in AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING! Said lis'l' included presiden+ of Spiri+, Inc., Pan Hellenic Council, and Thefa Phi Alpha, V.P. of Phi Chi Epsilon, secrelary of IAS and ihe Cooperai'ive Engin- eer, and membership in Women's Senale and 'lhe Engineer- ing Tribunal. Talk abouf geHing fhings done-her secre'I' musl' have been worked ou+ on a slide rule! STAN COHEN Af+er a year o'F leading 'The Sophos crew, Sian s+epped info 'Phe presiden+'s chair of 'fhe L.A. Tribunal, besides hold- ing down fop offices on Men's Senafe. The News Record, Spiri'l', Inc., Orieniafion Board, 'The Red Cross, 'Sigma Alpha Mu, and ODK all made demands on his +ime. Public speak- ing musl' have been a hobby of S+an's-he was a member of -ihe Red Cross Speaker's Bureau, +ook par'I' in fhe In+ra- mural Debafing Compefilion, and was a represen+a+ive ai' 'lhe Nafional Conference of Chris'l'ians and Jews al' Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, lasi' summer JANIS LLOYD The guiding hand of Women's Sena+e +his year, Janis al- so had 'lhe job of confrolling Junior Advisers. Her ini'eres'I's seem +o have run inlo every field of campus ac+ivi'fy: she divided her 'lime befween +he S+uden+ Council, VIC, Spirit lnc., YWCA, +he Orien+a'Hon Board, Wig Wag, 'I'he Home Economics Club, Mummers, 'Phe Aris Board, S+uden'I' Direc- +ory, +he Red Cross, and Alpha Chi Omega-and sfill managed +o keep her grades high enough +o be lapped for Morfar Board and +o be selecied by Omicron Nu. JY! I 1 f ff My o Mi o, as-P li , :iw iff ,Q , 'sf 2 if E ,xii V 5 8 ' o,?r.-ff f - 1 f Sak y ff 8 Ki , sonw .5 1 YA. I ,KK M . ' V31 ,N -S45 f 'Fug , iff?-'FT .:,,3x.v- wwf ,i , , X ,,..-'-T1 .4 .ff N ,J W wif, - - Mfdwvg AM f Q Page I62 To counferacf +he long hours speni' over a book, +he recrea+ional faciIH'ies offer an oppor+uni+y for relaxafion. The 'Tennis couris, The gym, and +he foofball field add an in- formal nofe 'Po 'I'he scholasfic grind. MUMMERS To lhose wifh dramalic abilily or wifh an inleresl' in working behind lhe scenes, Mummers Guild, fhe drama- +ic organizaiion of fhe Universify oFFers ample oppor- +uni+y. This year +he group presenfed four plays: Golden Boy, Clavigo, Dark of The Moon, and Two Blind Mice. Each of lhese was produced efficienfly and well and displayed an excellenl array of 'lalen'l'. The casls 'For +hese produclions are selecfed from eager groups of s+uden+s who invade Wilson Audilorium when lhe dales 'For +ry-ou'l's are announced. Applicanls for lhe roles read lheir lines wifh as much enlhusiasm and feeling as 'lheir nervous 'rension permi+s. The final casl' is chosen by F. Paul Ruiledge, +l1e faculfy adviser of l'he group and UC's direclor of dramafics. Keys are awarded +o members who have earned 'lwelve or more poinfs whelher by acling or by baclcs+age service. This sys+em recognizes lhose who may noi be in +he spoflighl, bul' who deserve +he meril as well as Those who have become well-known for 'lheir lead- ing roles. Oufsfanding service is fur+her recognized by membership in Thefa Alpha Phi, 'Phe drama+ics honorary. Page I63 Mummers Board carried on a full program of acfivilies in 'lhe pasl' year 'lhal resulfed in sever- al firs+s in +hea+er his+ory. The board led 'lhe Mummers in four produc+ions, besides confribu- +ing heavily in +alen+ and labor fo 'lhe second annual 49ers show, This Day and Age. Anolher innovaiion was +he experimenial arena 'lype play wilh a five person casf and an invilalional audience of +wo hundred. Goe+he's Clavigo was an unusual 'l'ype of presenfalion, given in honor of fhe bi-cen+ennial of 'lhe birlh of +his greal' wrifer. The Mummers Board also sponsored campus visi+s and addresses by members of +he Kalherine Hepburn New York company of As You Like lf, and 'lhe Thomas Milchell company of Deal'h of a Salesman. MUMMERS BOARD NOW IN ACT ONE STANDING-Hoeffier, J., Gunderman, C., Herman, S., Singer, D., Tahse, M., Levine, E., Flaig, J. Page I64 ROW I-DeSaIvo, A., Singer, D., Sirkin, A., Kamuf, M., Herman, S. ROW 2-Hilf, R., Rose, J., Rutledge, D., Weil, A. GOLDEN BOY P THETA ALPHA PHI Page I65 ROW I-Brown, R., Rank, M., Bennefl, S., Gunderman, C. ROW 2-Schwindl, R., Hamilton, R., Rulledge, P., Lineback, J., Singer, D., Sears, R. FORTY NINERS The 49'ers organizalion is composed of represen'l'a'l'ives of 'lhe band, 'lhe glee club, and Mummers and was formed +o produce a musical show each spring. This year fhe produclion was an original musical comedy, This Day and Age, wri'l l'en especially for 'l'he 49'ers by Mill' An- derson, Chuck Hopp, and Bob Porlune. The plol' re- volved around a vaudeville lroupe who 'find 'lhemselves s'l'randed on a college campus, while lhe 'lrials and lribulalions of a song-and-dance-man, a college presi- denl, and an allraclive English 'leacher provide 'l'he background 'For a number of calchy 'l'unes and romanlic ballads. Under complele sludenl' managemenl, 'lhis show was deslined 'l'o be a hir, and as l'he curlain wenl' up on i'ls premier performance, +he audience could see l'he gralilying resulls of 'Phe long monlhs of rehearsal and even longer monlhs of wri'l'ing +ha+ had gone inlo lhe eFFec'live s'l'aging of This Day and Age. Page I66 ' milf! x nb s .- :. isfr .--- , .1-fawzwfegvzswffi 0 kj A' s 4 I ., l Q fa ,Q 1 ,wt ROW l-Sicker, J., Cuni, W., Brogdon, R., Gies, J., Timmerman, M., McGranahan, C., Cricow, S., Duppsladf, E. ROW 2-Larson, C., Taylor, P., DeNuccio, J., Ellis, B., Jones, D., Mappes, R., Grimm, W. ROW 3-Kammerer, F., Colfhar, R., Corcoran, E., Sfeinberg, L., Gough, J., Everesf, J., Keelinq, J., Aglamesis, J. ROW 4-Lenzer, D., Dalrymple, R., Froehlich, J., Winfield, H., Schulz, M., Flieham, E., Hummer, D., Sinclair, R. ROW I-Karas, M., Grice, L., Dougherty, F., Krabacher, W., Pexfon, H., Aumend, C., Chrysler, R. ROW Z-Gammon, F., Rigg, R., Layer, J., Lammeri, A., Menzer, G., Ralslon, L., Laming, R. ROW 3-Kunze, R., Mayer, C., Pfinqsfag, E., Bias, R., Eicher, T., Gaddis, D. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION One of fhe newesl' organizafions fo receive recog- nifion of campus is fhe sfudenf affiliafe of 'lhe American Markefing Associafion. The sfudenf A.M. A. is composed of pre-juniors, juniors, and seniors in Business Adminisfrafion who have chosen markef- ing as fheir maior field. Meefings are held monfhly Page I6B af which various speakers are heard who represenf aII phases of 'l'he profession. The members conducl' surveys, hold seminars, and underfake ofher proiecfs fo gain experience and informafion in markefing problems. Upon graduafion fhe sfudenfs confinue 'lheir acfivifies by joining fhe professional A.M.A. ROW I-Trimbach, P., Smith, C., Reginilli, P., Long, J. W., Harker, R., Lhofa, R. F., Schnelle, C., Rinkes, B. ROW 2-Burns, J., Stevenson, R. B., Seaman, E., Heiniz, P., Hoffman, T., Wohlwender, W., Kendrick, R., Carr, R., Grace, W. ROW 3-Sfriefmann, A., Hafle, D., Barios, V., Miller, H., Bauer, H., Roberdeau, K., Morris, R., Jaeger, B. DELTA SIGMA PI VARSITY RIFLE Delia Sigma Pi is an ini'erna'IionaI professional Siric'IIy a'I' home on I'he range, I'he UC riflemen fra'I'erni'I'y for I'he men in Bus. Ad. ancI Evening Com merce School. Esfablished For +he purpose of fosfer- ing I'he s+udy of business, and encouraging scholar ship, ihe IocaI chapfer under Headmasier 'WohI- wender has made grear progress in realizing ifs goal. ROW I-Hodapp, R., Trimbach, P., Weifi, R. ROW 2-Schaub, L., Capi., Clark, W., Hanlon, P., Grice, L. proved fhai' +hey were big sho+s on campus by con- cluding a successful season of marksmanship. Capiain Schaub Ied his Ieam in mee'I's wi+h Xavier and ofher schools, and Ihey also parficipaied in 'Ihe naiional iniercollegiaie rifle Ifournameniz Page I69 l ROTC Come Fridays and the campus scene is enlivened by the appearance of a small sized army, all in the G.l. khaki. lt's corps day and the ROTC has landed. Com- manded by Col. C. Higgens, the UC unit provides a wealth of valuable experience for boys in leadership and disciplinary measures which the military lite incurs. For the basic student, there is class three times a week, with drill coming in the late spring. For the advanced corps, with their tive hours of weekly class, there is 5.90 a day, another advantage of military training. Besides the active classroom schedule, the ROTC furnishes the cadet with many other desirable aspects of college life. For the men who go in for activities there are organizations such as Pershing Rifles and Scabbard and Blade. On the social side the corps has two formals yearly, and also many tea dances which are held in the Union lounge during the long winter months. Also providing a diversion in the regular routine is the choosing of the Honorary Cadet Colonel, an honor held by Mary Frances Rank this past year. ROW I-Watson, Gale A., Captain, Dilworth, Joel J., Maior, Dixon, Fred, Lt. Col, Sampson, Victor, J., Maior, Higgins, Charles W., Colonel, Foxx, James E., Lt. Col, Reid, Addison T., Captain, Smith, Richard, E., Captain. ROW 2-Comyack, George, SFC, Braun, Albert F., WOJG, Sevaried, John W., Captain, Wilks, Milton C., Captain, Burdlinski, B. F., Captain, Hardy, Jackson L., Captain, Connell, Marshall, WOJG. ROW 3-Belleau, Walter H., MfSgt. AF, Berger, Donald R., Sgt. CAC, Crain, Charles H., MfSqt. MD, Dietz, Raymond N., MfSgl', Inf, Dilley, Lloyd E., SfSgt. USAF, Hall, Clayton, M., SfSgt. USAF, Shivel, Hubert L., MfSgt. Inf, Bartink, H. K., MfSgt. CAC. ROW 4-Jenkins, Byron J., MfSgt. AF, Gallagher, Neil J., M15-gt. AF, Washburn, Richard P., Sgt. CAC, Brooks, Robert W., Sgt. CMD, Cassidy, Carson I., MfSgt, Cav, Ryder, Eugene M., MfSgt. OMC, Moy, Richard S., Sgt. CAC, Ellis, William H., MfSgt. Ord. Page l70 ROW I-Parkins, D., Kimball, A., Swan, W., Dilworth, J., Maier, Clark, W., Sloul,C., Mers, W., Sl. Leger-Earler, G., Turner, R. ROW 2-Morlhland, S., Allardice, W., Terwillegar, R., Kramp, R., Anderson, M., Cowell, W., Seaman, E., Jones, C., Gauder, C., Jennings, R., Ander- egg, R., Basler, I. ROW 3-Hirl, T., Orell, Q., Wierserna, R., Meyer, U., Kenning, W., Lilly, R., Morgan, J., Baier, R., Hodapp, D., Myers, W., Jacob, C. ROW 4-Cawdrey, P., Vaughn, R., Schwall, L., Puffenbarger, E., Ulmer, N., Schullz, E., Ashcrafl, l., Greene, C., Tecca, R., Dolman, C. PERSHING RIFLES gg+ggjg7e,jeQ,1fg shing Rifles corps has made a name for ilself al UC, displaying 'lhe highesl principles of milifary life as eslablished by lhe lale General Pershing. Candi- dales are seleclecl and ini+ia+ed when lhey have maslerecl service procedure. SCABBARD 84 BLADE A.. aH0 a' mnlrlary hon- orary, Scabbard and Blade sponsors 'lhe annual Mili- 'l'ary Ball each spring. ll slands oul as lhe main social aFFair 'For all R.O.T.C. members, and al' lhe Ball 'lhe newly-selecled Honorary Cadel' Colonel is presenled 'ro 'lhe corps. ROW I-Beckner, D., Pogue, J., Coslello, J., Dixon, F., Ll. Col., CAC, Slorch, W. ROW 2-Smifh, K., lbele, W., Kimmons, L., Keeling, J., Hickcx, C., Cassel, R. ROW 3-Bradley, E., Fenske, J., Mowery, J., Redmond, J., Andrul, F. ROW 4-Braun, R., Lowry, W., Kimball, A., Fallen, F., Werner, E. GUIDGN ROW I-Phillips, D., Schneider, S., Connolly, M., Frame, S., Uvaas, D., Newland, F. ROW 2-McGiIliard, J., Francq, D., Lindemann, D., Cecil, R., Parry, B., Engelke, E. ROW 3-Birn, M., Dick, B., Lloyd, J., Ramage, J.. Grace, L. Guiclon, Na+ional women's auxiliary 'ro Scabbard and Blacle, is an honorary for sophomore women, oulslanding in scholarship, ac'l'ivi- lies, and leaclership. They nol' only acld color lo 'foolball games by marching wilh 'l'he mili'l'ary men al' half-lime, bul' +hey acl' as hosfesses ancl ushers a+ many campus leas, open houses and meelings. The purpose of 'l'he organizalion is +o develop leadership, cifizenship, ancl a be++er inleresl' in governmenlal aFFairs among ils members. Page l72 ROWI Baler l Hodapp R Wallers W ROW2 Cassidy C MfSgf Ulme N Lilly R Cody R E This pasl' year 'lhe Rifle Club has regularly been making news wrl'l1 :ls hugh scores In ma'l'ch compeh 'hon Acfually 'l'l1e club members make up 'lhe rosfer of varsnly leam and hence under fhe Red and Black banner compefe wnlh some of fhe besl collegnale and amaleur 'leams In The U S Team Cap'l'am Lesrer Grnce paced 'rhe 'leam and acled as coach ARNCLD SOCIETY A'+ 9 new on l'he campus 'lhe Arnold Arr Soclely has become one of lhe ou'l' slandlng honor socnehes Eslablushed For lhe purpose of furlhermg mleresl In 'lhe Arr Force In colleges lhe Socle'l'y IS made up o'F lhe 'foremosi men In 'lhe Alr ROTC and 'l'he local um+ ns one of many lhrough oul' 'lhe counlry ROWI Cap? Rend A Wcodworlh G Mulholland R Johns P Snnclanr N Pearce S Alexander J ROW2 Jordan D Tu ne R Brafford R Brokamp R Vcgf M Funk S Musekamp G Farrell l RIFL ' ' W Climaxing fhe annual Greek Week celebra- Hons, 'ihe IFC dance brough+ 'fogeiher fhe fra- +ernH'ies for a nigl'1+ of gaiefy before re'l'urning 'lo 'l'l1e poli+ical ba'H'les H1a+ reigned on 'I'he campus. Page I74 The Inierfraierniiy Dance is one of The occa- sions when fhe greeks forge? compefiiion and combine +heir eFFor'l's fo produce a nighi' of danc- ing and 'Friendly conversaiion. The Topper was 'I'he background for 'l'he gregarious greelcs 'this year, and in 'rhe shadow of fhe sphinx fhey lisiened and danced 'ro The music of Jimmy James. Enierfainmenf, made up of i'alen'I' from fhe various sororiiies and fraierniiies, was pre- sen+ed wi+h Jack Gu+jahr, PEKA, aciing as MC. Sue Topmoeller, vocalisi' from Thefa Phi, fol- lowed Sirkin and Cohen, Sammy comedy feam, who supplied laughs, and Paul Difmyer, SAE, who gave his version-wi+h sound effecis-of ihe old sileni' movies. Many of 'rhe pin bearers and 'iheir dafes ended 'ihe evening informally by joining arms and voices in frai'erni+y songs from all +he groups. lzl Agp? Q 4,5- -or Km 0 RQ. 6 I , I-kata J Sacco is' dzgers As fhe final buzzer sounded on fhe I949-50 cage seas- on, Socco's baslcefeers had added anofher greaf year fo fhe annals of Bearcaf baslcefball. The Cafs finished fhe season wifh a convincing vicfory over Xavier, avenging an earlier loss, in addifion fo winning fheir second sfraighf CIT fifle. The records showed Cincy wifh 20 wins for fhe season againsf six sefbaclcsg while in MAC compefifion fhe Red and Black sporfed a I0-0 record, annexing fheir fourfh consecufive conference crown. Early season successes raised fhe Bearcafs fo a spof among fhe fop five feams of fhe nafion, and a 'rriumph over highly-foufed Wesfern Kenfuclcy puf fhem in fhe number fwo spof. A midseason slump lowered fheir presfige buf' fhey regained fheir early form in final confesfs, wifh a vicfory over Long lsland puffing fhem again among baskefball's elife af fhe season's end. COACH WEITHE, CAPTAIN DALLMER 'Xff' .if BAKER, TAYLOR FRITH, BOB HOLSTEIN, JIM HUFFNER, DON Page I78 PLAYER G FGA FGM FTA FTM Holsiein, C 26 360 I37 IIO 74 Dallmer, I 26 323 II3 9l 56 Rubenstein, g 25 295 82 75 48 Luchi, g 26 207 67 70 40 Richfer, 'I 20 2l0 63 85 48 Laub, f 24 200 66 38 I9 Balier, g 26 I58 45 29 20 Frifh, g I9 I I5 37 34 I6 Welmer, I 20 I2I 34 29 I8 Monlt, c 2I 95 27 26 I8 Shipley,f ie so is is II Huffner, I 5 I3 5 4 I Spera, g 4 IO 2 4 I Wolf, I 5 I0 I 2 I Kluie, g 5 7 2 0 0 UC 84 Cedarville .......,... 96 Kenluclcy Wesleyan . .. 56 Kansas Universily 55 Vileslern Kenluclcy ,,.. 6l Wesfern Reserve ..,. 63 Pifisburgh ........ 54 Duquesne .,... , . . 66 Wesfern Michigan 59 Wesfern Kenfuclcy 69 Wesf Virginia ..... 57 Ohio Universify 76 Ohio Universiiy 64 Buller Universify .... 54 Duquesne ........., 74 Western Michigan. .. 7I Miami .....,..,.. 59 De Paul .,...... 69 Wesr Virginia , . . 55 Bufler ...,.... 83 Long Island .. 65 La Salle ......... 82 Miami ............. IOI Wesiern Reserve 53 Xavier ...,....... 80 William ancl Mary .. 59 Xavier ........... KLUTE, STAN LAUB, JACK TOT 348 282 2 I 2 I74 I74 I5l I I0 90 86 72 43 I I 5 3 4 OPP ....37 ....52 ....54 ....54 ....35 ....38 ,,..60 ....45 ....84 59 38 5I 56 60 5I 48 67 ,...64 ...,53 ....65 ....76 ,.,.46 .,..58 ....54 ....44 48 493' ' LUCHI, JOE MONK, DON RICHTER, RALPH RUBENSTEIN, AL SHIPLEY, GERRY SPERA, PETE WELMER, BOB WOLF, JOE ,44- Page I79 ! THANKS COACH SWIMMING ROW I-Kolp, S., Andrews, R., Johnson, P., Dcrger, C., Culbertson, J., Cooper, M. The l950 season ended The swimming careers of Roy Sficlcney, Will Keller, Bill Kealing, and Urb Schmidl-four of 'lhe finesl swimmers ever 'lo wear fhe Red and Black. Slickney is generally regarded as 'lhe grea'l'es'l 'Free-slyle sprin'l'er in Cincy's hisfory. Keller, a powerful 220-yard and 440-yard free-sfyler, has eslablished records fhal should sland for a long lime. Breasl'-sfroker Kealing and back-Slroker Schmidl' have con- sis+en'l'ly been among 'lhe winners during +he pasl' four years. These slars were backed by fighling reserves who promise +o develop info slandouls in 'lhe years 'lo come. With 'lhe able coaching of Tiny Pfiefer, fhe Bearca'l's are anlicipaling a squad +ha'l- will have more mee'l's in lhe win column in l95l. ROW 2-Pfeiffer, T., KCoachJ, Krummel, P., Messenger, R., Droege, L., Keller, W., Sfickney, R., Kealing, W., Schmidr, U., Lampe, D., Brown, E. l Page I80 Woefully lacking in reserve sfreng+h, 'lhe I950 Bearcal' 'fanlcmen compiled only a mediocre rec- ord. The Cincy splashers racked up only 'l'wo wins in seven dual mee+s, wifh mosr of 'their losses being suffered al' fhe hands of 'l'he coun'l'ry's 'lop swim- ming squads. Cincinnali opened ils season wi+h an easy win over 'lhe Universily of Louisville. Two po'l'enl' Big Ten opponen+s, Indiana and Illinois, proved all 'loo powerful for fhe 'Cal' mermen in 'lhe second and +hird dual mee+s of +he year. The Cincy-Bowling Green mee'l', nexl' on 'lhe program, was a 'lhriller down 'lo 'lhe las+ evenly which +he BeeGees grabbed 'lo emerge 'lhe winners. Traveling 'lo Defroif, 'lhe Bearcals won fheir sec- ond viclory of fhe campaign over +he De+roi+ U. swimmers, and lhen dropped a close mee+ 'ro +he Tarlans of Wayne Universily. Coach Tiny Pfiefer's crew suffered rheir worsi' drubbing of 'Phe year in fheir lasl' dual meer. The Cenlral Collegiales al' Michigan Sfaie saw 'lhe 'Ca'rs garner a fourih place lie +o 'Finish iheir season. S ' D la lllll 00 O0 J o1-1-- - O ,REQ ..: .719 d 321524 QO O ' E fw MV' me 4, ' 2f'I '1'5li62?3f-- 4 - Q, .M ,fffgi ff fb . R. 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Besl' of all is 'Phe secfion change ihal' inifiafes a vacafion, bringing freedom 'from bofh fhe sfrain of school and 'rhe cares of commerce. Secfion change is also a momeni of deep medifa- fion for 'l'he co-op of +he incoming sec'lion: a +ime when 'lhis s'I'able pillar of indusiry musi' leave wi+h regrei' his job, screw up his courage, and reiurn from his peaceful life as a communify assel +o l'he ie'l'- like pace of UC's scholas+ic course. ..,N- We ff 0f n'- Since i1's inlroduciion 'lo UC by 'I'he lafe Dean Herman Schnieder almosl a half cen+ury ago, 'lhe co-opera+ive syslem of educa+ion has grown 'io wide renown in induslrial as well as educarional circles. Jus+ as grea+ as 'Phe sys+em's prominence is +he variefy of posifions held by +he sludenfs of fhe 'Three co-op colleges. Conl'ras+ seems +o be +he keynofe, wi+h co-op iobs varying 'From mural pain+er 'lo house delecfive, from foundry hand 'lo iewelry designer, and from 'iraffic engineer fo soap analysi. indeed, co-ops have become recognized in every 'Field of business and indusfry. LETS NOT TALK SHOP Page I84 IT MUST BE SOMETHING INTERESTING! The Co-Ep Club prides ilself on having as members all wom- en of +he Colleges of Engineering and Business Admini- s+ra+ion. The Club fundions as a coordinafing body 'For +hese girls. Banquels are held in 'ihe fall for fhe incoming ROW I-Ludeke, G., Lange, J., Birn, M. ROW 2-Schaffner, J., Sponsel, P., Timmerman, M., Heinz, E. freshmen and again in spring for fhe graduafing seniors. Aciually +he year's work begins in summer when +he new girls are infroduced fo fhe rigors of a Co-op's life. The resi' of fhe year is iaken up wi+h a scholarship 'fund cam- paign and Co-op Day work. l Page I85 Jeanne Ka'H'us Jeanne Schmalz NMI' M ,hx Wx Nancy Todd 1,3 if If W, Margaref Hewiii' Helen Spies JUNIOR PROM Weeks of work and planning, bofh by fhe iunior class officers and +he campus sororiiies, precede 'I'he Junior Prom. Tops on fhe win+er social calendar and fhe biggesi' dance of fhe year, 'ihe Junior Prom wi+h i+s queen is one of +he oldesf +radi+ions a+ UC. Ray An+hony and his orchesira furnished +he music in +he Egypfian afmosphere of 'rhe Topper Club seH'ing. The high spoi' of fhe evening was fhe eagerly awaifed announcemeni of +he queen. Following 'ihe iniro- duc+ion of 'Phe queen's couri' by Pe'I'e S+. Clair, iunior class presidenf, a mysierious, regally- draped sedan chair made an appearance ai +he banclsiand. The drapes were par+ed and oul' sfepped UC's I950 Prom Queen, preHy Nancy Todd of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Her cour+ in- cluded Marg Hewi'H' of Chi Omega, Jeanne Schmalz of Thefa Phi Alpha, Helen Spies of Alpha Chi Omega, and Jeanne KaH'us of Alpha Della Pi. WELL ROUNDED EVENING fe. .x .V X 2 ss X531 Q ARTS BOARD ROW I-Plsek, D., Barnharl, B., Scoff, P., Bafik, A., Abel, B., Barsman, J., Lundquisi, J., Houser, E. When blueboolc blues and classroom gloom sfarf hanging heavy over your aching head, fhe Arfs Board can supply a relaxing remedy. lf is subdivided info smaller groups, each wifh ifs own specific inferesf-music, phofography, cre- afive arfs, drama, and liferafure, each of which has ifs own execufive organizafion. The music group has a lounge in fhe Union wifh a new record player and a fine collecfion of classical records. The phofography and creafive arfs cle- vofees have workshops where fhe laffer had fun fhis year designing drapery fabrics. The dra- mafic group wrife fheir own scripfs and presenf skifs, all on a small scale, of course, buf sfill fhe source of much pleasure fo fhe sfage-sfruclc. Wifh ifs varied program, fhe Arfs Board well accomplishes ifs aim fo provide an ouflef for sfudenf's inferesf in fhe finer pasfimes. ROW 2-Uhrbrock, M., Newburgh, J., Kehlmeier, R., Crumbrine, P., Bickel, R., Sherburne, F., Baier, R., Liffy, R., Davis, J., Bernsfein, J. ROW 3-Holz, N., Jacobsen, J., Louis, H., Raymond, E., Schwarfz, R., Tasiian, R., Molloy, H., Doebele, M., Kauffman, P., Sherwin, B, ROW 4-Benfley, E., Gray, L., Moore, E., Dalrymple, R., Runck, E., Engelhardf, J., Pelfa, E., Heiser, C., Woodburn, J. Page l8B ROW I-Sharroclr, R., McDonald, E., Graham, R., Dr. Wallers, Dingley S Rauh M Cunningham M ROW 2-Bafscha, A., Schapiro, S., Niehaus, J., Felman, A., Cosfello J Moore E B D vs J Behre Mueller Pi Della Epsilon, lhe na'lional honorary for collegiale iournalisls, was founded for 'lhe pur- pose of elevaling iournalism, foslering lhe mu'l'u- al welfare of sludenl publicalions, and recogni- zing lhe efforls of s'l'uden'l' wrilers. The local chapler of Pi Della Epsilon lirsl' received i'ls charler in May, l925. In February of I950 'lhe chapler was reaclivaled wilh lhe nalional presi- den'l and secrelary presiding al' lhe ceremonies. Fourleen s'l'uden+s and one facully member who are prominenl' on campus publicalions were in- ilialed lo form +he nucleus group. The annual publicalions banquel' is one of 'l'he means em- ployed by lhe UC chapler lo lurlher coopera- 'lion and 'undersfanding belween 'Phe maior campus publicalions. A+ 'lhis dinner organizalion awards are presenfed and lhe new iniliales lo Pi Della Epsilon are announced. Al' 'l'he regular meelings of lhe honorary, guesl' speakers, who are slaff members of 'lhe public press in lhe Cincinnali area, discuss lopics of iournalislic inleresl. GLEE CLUB MUSIC - MUSIC - MUSIC! Page I90 Whal' would college be like wilhoul' music? The Glee Club offers +o lalenled vocalisls 'I'he opporlunily of presenling semi-classical and clas- sical music 'Io lhe campus and par? of 'Ihe oui- side world. Under Ihe new direc'l'or, Mr. Willis W. Beckefl, Ihe members began The year wilh 'Iry-ouls and rehearsals. The firsl semesler was 'Filled wilh concer'I's for various local organiza- lions and convenlions. The Glee Club 'look an aclive par+ in fhe 'lradilional Chrislmas Convo- calion for all of +he campus. They also sang carols heard across 'Ihe nalion over +l1e Mulual Broadcasling Syslem. Almosl al' lhe end of 'I'he second semesler of +wo rehearsals weekly, lhe Glee Club pre- senled 'I'heir annual Spring Concerl' al Emery Audiforium. The broad semicircle of 'Iuxedoes and black and while formals looked as good as 'rheir music sounded. Presideni' .....,, ......,... J ohn Kurfz Vice-Presiden+ . .. ..,. Mary Lou Shuberf Secrelary ........ . . . Nancy Kincaid Business Manager . .. . . Hursf Sloniker You Are My Sunshine would hardly be found on a Glee Club program al a concerl, buf i+ had i'I's place af fhe square dance held in January for all members. Old clo+hes and old-fashioned square dances were in order. The Glee Club also found Iime for picnics cluring +he warm wealher, buf ihe mos'r popular social evenls of 'Ihe year were +he prayer meefings given affer each concert Good beer and good singing are a combinafion for perfecl harmony. While everyone else wro+e Ierm papers or caughl up on +ha+ oufside reading assignmenf over 'l'he spring vacafion, +he Glee Club wen? on a concerf four as far as Washing+on, D. C. Af+er all nighl' poker sessions in 'rheir crowded coaches, 'Ihe members somehow managed +o pile oui' 'For every one-nigh'I' sfand and give 'Fine performances-and fo do plen+y of sigh?-seeing and parfying on 'I'he side. LET'S TRY IT AGAIN WILLIS BECKEIT Page l9I BEAUX ARTS BALL Page l92 Jean La FiHe, genfleman smuggler of New Orleans and Grand lsle, played l1os+ fo a gay band of revelers a+ his camp on Bayou Alms as +he s+uden+s of lhe College of Applied Aris mei' for lheir annual Beaux Arfs Ball. 'Caiuns and creoles rubbed elbows wifh French nobilifyg pira'l'es and U. S. froops 'forgol' fheir differences for 'Hue nighf, and +l1e sound of laughier and singing lasfed in+o 'rhe early morning hours. Prizes were awarded fo ihe crealors of 'rhe mosl' au+hen+ic, mosi beauliful, mosl' unusual, and mosl' humorous cosfumes. Brain-racking and research furned up ideas fhal' would have made Salvadore D. himself blink +wice, or produced replicas of many a famous and unscrupulous characfer. Cannons and 'lreasure chesfs came 'l'o life 'lo vie wi+h buccaneers and colored mammies 'For 'rop honors, and +he iudges found 'rhe lask of choosing be+ween so many colorful and ingenious coslumes a difficull' one. Page l93 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION By i'I's s'I'reng+h and ac'I'iviI'ies I'he AIumni Associa'Iion has shown 'I'I1a'I' coIIege is much more 'Ihan ius'I' a four year proposiI'ion. Their in- 'I'eresI's in 'Ihe weII-being of Ihe UniversiI'y reaches 'Io every ac'Iivi'I'y of our campus. This progressive group sponsors Ihe InIerfra'Ierni'I'y Sing, I'he Homecoming Day, 'I'he a'IhIeIic program, as well as giving sup- porf +o Ihe ever increasing number of sI'ucIen'I organiza+ions. The work of 'Ihis organiza+ion is under Ihe direc'Iion of Mr. John W. Hargrave, presiclem' of 'Ihe associarion who, wi+h 'Ihe aid of +he hard-working members of his many commirfees, guides 'Ihe financial assisfance and moral suppor'I' given 'Io +he undergraduares SEATED-Larson, I., Gabriel, B., Bowne, B., Hargrave, J., Maddus, M., Dugan, M., Geyler, Y. STANDING-Flessa, H., Tedesche, L., Quirk, W., Diefierf, A., Sarvis, R., Purdy, F., Shook, C., Korros, F Page I94 Spring springs efernal-crisp coHons replace weary woolens, 'l'he bofany classes and ofher nafure lovers 'rake 'lo Burne'l' Woocls, and fresh winds blow away a liH'le of fhe archaic clusl' +ha'l' has seH'led during a long win'I'er. :aww W,3,.r,. , Page l95 SEATED-Williamson, S., Zwick, R., Dick, B., Mueller, D. STANDING-Berlram, G., Nagel, P., Foley, K., Heisel, R., Slanley, C., Kendrick, A., Benzing, B., Newland, F. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This year of WAA aclivilies was broughl' fo a climax wi'I'h 'I'heir I'radil'ionaI banque'I'. This was +I1e day of honor for lhose who had been oul- s+anding in various +ypes of spor+s. The awards presenied ranged from membership Io 'lhe blazer and key. Under I'he leadership of Glenna Ber- fram, presiden'l', and Rila Zwick, vice-presidenl, WAA organized 'lop 'Ieams Io represenl UC bofh on campus and againsl' olher schools. The wafer pageanl' given by Penguin Club was an evenl' wor+h remembering, as was 'Ihe Dance Club concerl, +he nalional bowling mee'I', lhe rollick- ing barn dances and Ihe Sporls slampede Ialias 'lhe annual Play Dayl. The in'rramuraI program which lhe group sponsors for Ihe Greek and In- dependenl' groups on campus is en'I'ered in'l'o wiI'h a spiril' of fun and friendly rivalry 'Ihal' does much 'lo 'Furlher l'he inleresl' of UCiI'es in a'I'h- le'I'ic ac'l'iviI'ies. This group also gives 'lhe highesl award possible for a senior girl, lhe C ring which is presenled each year on Honor Day. Page l97 Page l98 The long hours of prac+ice are indeed repaid when a girl is chosen +o be a mem- ber of +he WAA varsi'l'y baslcelball 'leam. The group compe+es againsl' o'lher college leams and some of 'lhe games are played our of 'lhe ci'I'y. The WAA also sponsors in- 'lramural baskelball for sororify girls. The Dance Club of fhe Universify is an accomplished group of inferprefers who presenl' a recifal of fhe year's work in 1'he spring. Try-ou+s are held in 'Phe 'fall for mem- bership. This year 'fhe club in coniuncfion wi+h Arefe sponsored Marlha Graham and Company, who presen+ed four modern dances Miss Graham had composed. The Woman's A'l'hle+ic Associa+ion offers a variely in Hs program 'For sororifies, bowl- ing being one of 'l'he favorife spor'l's. Many of 'Phe girls have had no previous experi- ence, bul' ihe +hrill of seeing ihal' shining black ball rolling down +he alley makes +hem love fhe game. ROW l-Zwick, R., Gross, D., Williams, I., Gulzwiller, J., Sanders, S., Na gel, P. ROW 2-Tainl, J., Krumbein, G., Berfram, G., Zwick, M., Schmidt, J., Kallus, J., Newland, F., Gee, P. ROW 3-Hermerding, H., Theler, J., Moesia, J., Weifzman, D., Hyland, K., Moorman, M., Whirley, G., Fisher, B., Porler, 8. ROW 4-Kahle, J., Obermann, J., Dick, B., Meyers, V., Pirrmann, D., Williamson, S., Hurley, D., Vehr, C., Murray, P. ARETE Physical and Heallh Educafion majors are very lucky in having lheir own Arele bumming room in lhe Women's Building. When lhese girls can l' be found around campus a peek inlo lheir own privale room mighl' reveal lheir wherealooufs. They can be found sipping cokes +here and incidenlally plan- ning lheir aclivilies, such as lhe hockey and bas- kelball games which were scheduled wilh Phi Epsi- lon Kappa, 'fhe Physical Educafion honorary 'For men. Noi' only do 'lheir acl'ivi+ies include sporls, bul 'lhey are also kepl' busy all year wifh various olher proiecls. Arele and Sigma Sigma work logelher lo sponsor fhe Thanksgiving Convocalion, an annual evenl'. Every year al Chrislmas-lime 'lhe girls gel' l'oge'l'her for caroling, doing a lil'+le apple polishing on +he side by singing for l'he physical educalion faculiy. One of fhe mosl' oufslanding accomplish- menfs of Arele 'lhis year, wilh lhe help of lhe alumni, was lhe sponsorship of Marlha Graham in a program of modern dancing. The money 'lhal' was earned wenl' loward lheir scholarship fund. THE GARDENS HAVE NOTHING ON US Page I99 ROW I-Elliot, S., Pinger, M., Hagen, B., Holfz, N., Mathis, M. ROW 2-Grogan, M., Ehle, S., Schrader, J., Wasmer, J., Pierle, J., Cullen, G., Siekmann, J. ROW 3-Glasgow, H., Lease, D., Janh, J., Sfemler, C., Ralfermann, A., Rush, J., Polfs, J., Kyrlach, N., Dieckmann, E., Todd, N. UC SAILING CLUB KEEP AN EVEN KEEL Page 200 Allhough lhis club is a comparafively new organizalion on campus, fhe UC sailors had a busy schedule +his year. ln+er-collegi- ale rega'H'as river-shore parlies, and week- end sailing on +he Ohio River helped fill +he agenda. ln 'lhe fall, lhe club played hosl' +o fhe Ohio Slale, Dennison, and Miami sailing clubs. A series of races in Dior Dhow Dingies lasled fwo days, and a scrub buckel filled wilh beer was presenled 'ro 'lhe Ohio Slafe sailors who 'lolaled 'l'he mosl poinfs. The evenl' was climaxed when one dingie +urned over, and fhe skipper and crew received a dipping in 'I'l'1e beau'l'i- ful Ohio. Dean Joseph Holliday, facully adviser of fhe club, also look par? in The sailing, in a Lighining. One parly which was especially enioyed was rhe Pa'I'rick Henry parly, al' which lhe members used +l1eir own falenls 'for enlerfaining. Icy weafher slowed down acfivilies somewhal in January and February, buf lhe sailors used 'lhis season 'lo hold a banquef a+ +he Palio +o honor lhe senior members. March found 'the club sailing again wifh +he usual zes+ of 'l'he sea-farers. The Kampus King dance was based on Phe assumpfion 'PhaP Purnabou'P is 'Fair play. For 'PhaP one nigh'P, Phe boys saP back while Phe girls bus'Pled abouP asking for 'Phe daies, buying Phe 'PickePs, and arranging Phe 'Pranspor'Pa'Pion. The pampered males were even given corsages-vegePable corsages 'Pha'P were edible as well as decora'Pive. Bul' Po Phe girls wenl' Phe privilege of vo'Ping for Phe Kampus King, UC man of disPincPion. Of Phe candidaPes nominaPed by 'Phe Pra'Pernil'ies and independenl' organizaPions, Jim Kelly, Phi Kappa and 'Foo'Pball sPar, was elecPed and crowned by Phe Junior Prom Queen. OPher members of 'Phe royal courl' were Orv RePzch, Del+a Tau Del+a, Orie Spegal, ThePa Chi, Charlie Becker, Phi Del'Pa ThePa, and Jack Gufiahr, Pi Kappa Alpha. The Kampus King dance gave us a chance Po see how 'Phe o+her half lives, and bids fair Po become a UC PradiPion. Held in Phe GreaP Hall of 'Phe Union on April 2nd, il' was ioinPly sponsored by Phe Pan-Hellenic and Woman's Group Sys+em councils. Proceeds were given Po Phe World SPudenP Service Fund. KING KELLY KAMPUS KING Page 20l fix. ROW I-Wannamaker, B., Radfhe, L., Morlon, J., Schepler, H., Campodonico, D., Zaidain, S. ROW 2-Gansman, V., Jockers, I., Lounsberry, J., Snyder, J., Kooqler, C. ROW 3-Assf. Coach Zureich, H., Coach Bonar, B., Heine, H., Ruferschroer, L., Dunning C., Richards, A., Weil, A. The I949 Bearcai' baseball squad opened 'lheir campaign againsi +he Universify of Louisville wiih an unimpressive I2-3 loss +o 'lhe Colonels. Of ihe nineieen game schedule, lhe diamond men were able 'lo mark only five games in +he viclory column. Two conlesls were called because of rain, and lhe res'l' were cle- feals. The 'Cals scored vicfories over Wes'l'ern Reserve, 2-0, Miami, 4-3, Louisville, 6-0, Ohio Universify, ll-8, and Sf. Xavier, I0-7. Tip Jockers, s'lar second baseman for 'lhe 'Ca+s, led fhe +eam in hilling wifh a .320 average. Hans Heine, slar hurler, was credifed wi'l'h 'lhree wins and lhree losses during 'l'he sea- son. Coach Hank Zureick is couniing on Heine for help in making '50 a be'Her season for l'he baseball feam. Page 202 Nw... , . , ll A If W li A ROW I-Assf. Coach Truil, J., Rineharf, Nl., Morand, C., Van Deren, J., Hawkins, D., Porler, R., Higgins, H., Wheeler, R., Sleimer, B. ROW 2-Coach Nikoloff, O., Billekofer, J., MacVeigh, B., Shanks, D., Clark, B., Payne, C., Fisher, D., Berg, D., Lasher, B., Capf. Spersard, J. One win ou+ of four dual meie'l's was lhe rec- ord of lhe I949 Bearcal Harriers. This viclory was 'lhe 90W-3lV2 drubbing of Xavier Universily. ln lwo fri- angular meels Cincinnali placed second, scoring ahead of OHerbien and behind Ohio Wesleyan in l'he lirsl, and ahead of Bufler and behind Weslern Michigan in lhe second. ln 'lhe Mid-American Conference meel +he 'Cals placed 'Fourlh UP... OVER.. wifh 3024 poinfs. Mosl' of lhe 'leam will be back in '50. Bill Lasher, I949 caplain, will relurn +o run lhe 440 and 'lhe 220 yard dash. Don Fisher will also refurn lo heave lhe sho+ pul. Sevenleen lellers were awarded 'lo oulslanding men, which was lhe larg- es+ number given in one year lo any UC harrier +eam. Pros- pecls look good for lhe coming season. AND THROUGH Page 203 TENNIS The 'lennis piclure af 'lhe Universily of Cincinnali received a facelifling a+ 'lhe beginning of 'lhe I948- 49 season when if acquired lhe experi' services of Coach George Menefee, marking 'lhe -Firsl enlrance of a full 'lime nel menlor. The resulls cerlainly did prove his value. The Bearcal ne'H'ers compiled a l'o'l'al of I0 wins, four losses and a Mid American Conference Championship a+ Kalamazoo, Michigan. Mene'Fee's while clads go'l' off lo a shaky s'l'ar'l when 'lhey mel 'lhe elile of inlercollegiale 'lennis circles in lheir inilial easlern swing, buf lhen bounced back from lhe four defeals 'lo regis'l'er six sfraighl' wins and evenlually four more. CONTACH ROW I-Hoppenfeld, M., Thomas, C., Anderson, B. ROW 2-Kiefer, B., Coach Menefee, G., Yeager, P., Appel, N. , ..,-, .a In , ,v ,,, n' ' A- A , Page 204 X rf W .. ,W i n WJ Direcling fhe varsily por+ion of Red and Black fennis during +he pasf campaign was li'Hle buf dynamic Capfain Charley Thomas. Rounding oul' fhe pic'l'ure of varsH'y leH'ermen were Norm Appel, Bob Kiefer, Bill Anderson, Pe+e Conway, Phil Yeager, Bill Crandall and Mori' Hoppenfeld. Thomas was ranked 33rd nafionally in men's singles and 8+h in 'lhe Wes+ern Lawn Tennis Associalion while Appel ranked l3+h in +he Wes+ern Division. ln 'l'he MAC 'lournamenl' fhe 'lwo advanced 'ro 'I'he singles finals in s'l'raighl' se'l's, Thomas finally winning, while +he fwo 'leamed 'lo capfure +he MAC doubles. DOUME-ACUON ' it 43-335' XX C as A p IQ Y .3 9 Q? or Y X X i V 9 I A X nm ask- r , ll- -- ,m+'.we- lg- ,wx-evxel g, WW' - ' QW 15:25:23 Page 205 WATCH THE BI RDIE Coa Page 206 GOLF Cincy's varsify golfers feed off fhe season wifh high hopes of beffering lasf year's record of eighi' wins and eighf losses. Several leffermen refurned fo form a nucleus for Coach George Smi+h's I950 squad. The Red and Black gof off fo a slow sfarf in '49, spliffing fheir opening mafches wifh fhe Uni- versify of Kenfuclxy and Xavier Universify, and drop- ping a mafch fo Wayne before geffing on fhe winner's frain. Ohio U. and Xavier fell fo fhe 'Cafs in fheir firsf vicfories. The Ohio lnfer-collegiafe Tourney found U.C.'s linlcmen ninfh in a lineup of I5 schools while fhey finished fourfh in fhe MAC race. Sparking fhe squad were Bob Dixon, Dick Smifh, Tom Francis, Elmer Koehllce, Ari' Theler, and Bill Mclnfosh, wifh Smifh and Dixon sharing medal- isf honors. FENCINS Fencing, alrhough rafed as one of l'he minor sporls al' UC, is one in which Cincy meefs real big'lime compeiilion. Ohio S+a+e Universify, Wes+ern Conference champs lasi year, and Wayne Universify, Michigan's besl, as well as 'lhe Univer- si'l'y of lllinois, Nolre Dame, and 'lhe Universiry of Kenlucky are among 'lhe leams +ha'l' appeared on 'rhe Bearca+ schedule +his year. Caprain Herb Reis- enfeld, a 'lhree-year leHerman and an Olympic prospecf, along wi+h le'l rermen Milne Cunningham and Lew Sfoll formed fhe nucleus of 'lhis year's squad. Generally inexperienced, bul' ably coached by Ross Saigh, 'lhe group faced a big iob as 'lhe season goi' underway. Fdil, epee, and sabre were yielded wiih surprising speed and dexrerify as 'Phe 'Ca+s foughi' for 'rheir pres+ige in 'rhe spor+ of gen+lemen. ROW I-M'arfin, R., Bonea, A., Sioll, L., Bonem, F., Denham, L. ROW 2-Saye, R., Libeg, D., Droege, T., Cunningham, M., Males, D., Reisenfeld, H. Nas Elccfivrzs ,fereis Akeminde Q ' ' 'll5llllIIIlllHnG5 '21 .E f ., I M X I . Ei K 1 - -' if - if' -' - gagsgsgzgsgsge 55224122 2:51. I U I' 'film' 1 3' 5555555532:.5E:E:E5':' X .-1. V T . 1 -.lm . U H505--f 'Z?i3f 2lfl3 ' , ',- Our Hero or I I...- .5131 ff -ye . inf n'5 .4lEl24 ' GMI BAE.-CTTS Al l if 3 -A 'viral .e-Zfffrix ' F .. F1- ' 63 We ffm r -O 5Se,x,h.3:'f-1,3 Vo-Lvl, Z . a. - with airco. , X ndsen Page 208 ANY PREDICTIONS? The Veep wasn'l' on +he ballol of lhe Univer- sify-wide eleclions lhis year: neifher was Harry, bul' even wilhoul 'l'hem, 'ihe pollslers 'look ii' on l'he chin. The ba'H'le was even livelier 'I'han usual l'his year, wi+h +he in+roduc+ion of +he Progress Par+y. Recon- s'I'ruc+ion was 'lhe 'lheme of mosl' candidalesg recon- s+ruc+ +he boolcslore line, 'fhe grill, or 'rhe parking lo+s. A Board of Minimums was proposed. Powers reguIa+ing minimum of A's per sfuden'I', 9070 Iimif of meal' in Grill chili, e'l'c., were 'l'o be inlroduced. The usual number of signs were pul' up from 'lhe Union lo Ship's, 'I'hen anoiher load were raised urging all eligible 'io vo'l'e. A hall' +o 'l'he proceedings had 'lo be called a'H'er lhe door +o 'l'he Grill lcampaign headquarlersl was complerely obscured. A few days alfer Seclion I relurned, 'lhe resul+s were 'rallied and a new crew of vicforious campus poli'l'icians were infroduced +o lhe reins of governmenl' and a sligh'I'ly baHle-scarred sfudenl' body. Though ir wasn'+ unfil Class Day fhaf +he eleclion resul+s were announced, if came as no surprise 'lo any- one +ha+ such good men as lrv Berendf, Pele S+. Clair, and Bolo Davis should be chosen fo head 'I'heir classes. Page 209 STUDENT COUNCIL The mos'l' influenfial group on campus is +he S+uden'l' Council. The decisions of The six'I'een s'l'uden'l' represen- faiives who comprise 'l'he group, in keeping wifh gen- eral Universiiy policies, conirol all phases of siudeni' acl'ivi+ies which come under +I-neir iurisdicrion. The Council is separaied in+o ihree subcommiHees which plan and carry ou+ ihe proiecis of 'rhe organizaiion. Handling 'ihe inevi'I'able complain+s is 'rhe Grievance Commi'Hee, while ihe group for Cons+i+u+ions 'lakes care of +he approval of new organizaiions or recogni- 1'ion of changes in old ones. The Commirfee of 'The Budgel' has a man-sized job in balancing ihe books of +he Acfiviiy Fund and alloiing amounis +0 deserving groups. In addiiion, +he Council as a body places +he approving siamp on all 'rhe campus publicaiion ap- poinimenis. One of 'lheir lesser known cluiies is super- vising universify-wide elecrions each spring, 'I'o de- lermine 'rheir successors. ROW I-Lloyd, J., Schwindf, R., Ledbefier, A., Nesfer, W., Schneider, S., Poffinger, G., Montgomery, R. ROW 2-Bishop, R. W., Tucker, D., Thompson, R., Merriff, J., Beckner, D., Eicher, T., Johnson, L. Page 2I0 THE HIGH COMMAND Prexy Bill Nesler raps his gavel and represenla- 'lives from all colleges come +o order for anolher session of 'l'he reigning body of Cincy. The ac'l'i- vily poinl syslem, appoinlmenls lo various boards and commillees, and grievances of lhe sludenls are iusl' a few of lhe ilems lhal appear on 'rhe agenda of sludenl council. Assisling Bill in 'l'he leadership of +he group is vice-presidenl' Shirley Schneider, while lhe business of each meeling keeps secrel'ary Ann Ledbel'l'er's pencil flying. Budgels, expendilures, and approprialions keep dollar signs flilling before lreasurer Bob Schwind+, who also heads +he money-doing bud- gel commillee. Every meeling is sure lo produce some silualion alifecling lhis imporlanl parl' of lhe council. When more experienced guidance is needed, 'l'he group calls on ils lwo advisers, Dean Johnson and Dean Bishop, who aid l'hem in 'lheir work. C WI har-J. nalsen l Page 2lI WOMEN'S SENATE ROW I-Shuberl, M., Malison, R., Dick, B., Lloyd, J., Brown, C., Frame, S., Buehren, Women's Senale, a group of represenlariver. chosen from various campus acl'ivi'l'ies, is a coor- dinafing body of 'l'he women's ac+ivi+ies on our campus. ln fhe fall, before school acfually s+arl'ed, 'lhe Sena+e gave a lea 'For all incoming freshmen girls. Some of 'lhe oufslanding s+uden+ women were infro- duced along wilh 'ihe Dean of Women and ofher members of +he faculiy who deal mainly wifh fhe problems of +he Feminine s+uden'l's. This +ea helped in making fhe freshmen girls feel al' home on U. C.'s campus. Women's Senale ioined wi+h Men's Senale in planning For Migrarion Day. Each year a scholar- ship is provided by 'lhe senale, lhe funds 'For which are raised by lhe operaring of a Used Book Sfore. Lasl year +he chairman and co-chairman of +he Senafe wenl fo Arizona for a Na'l'ional Convenlion of Women's Senales of many colleges. Annual elecrions are held each spring, 'l'he oFfi- cers are chosen from each class. V. ROW 2-Grady, M., Hokman, A., Link, H., Francq, D., Schneider, S., Avey, V., Mueller, D. ROW 3-McCoy, J., Beriram, G., Clemenl, S., Berninq, A., Birn, M, A,, Ingle, B., Kaiius, J., March, J. Paqe 2I2 ROW I-Rubensrein, A., Sears, R., Thompson, R., Cohen, S., Myers, R, ROW 2-Gaddis, D., Moore, E., Lowry, W., Costello, J., Davis, J. On UC's Capilol Hill +his year +he S+uden'r Sena- +ors wi+h +heir shiny black sui+s and sfring +ies had rheir heads fogelher +o plan for 'Phe good of all s+uden+ cilizens. The Freshman Orienlalion series was well aH'ended, especially lhe leclure on How 'l'o S+udy, which was packed wi+h seniors making an elevenrh hour a++emp'l'. The nex+ Sena+e proiec+ was 'rhe Migrafion Day Train +o Ohio Universi+y, an ou+ing always so successful +ha+ +hey are now plan- ning +o sponsor a lvligrafion Day during rhe baslxef- ball season. The char+ered buses which carried fhe eager buf carless roo'l'ers 'ro 'lhe Garden games were ano+her proiecf of +his augusl body. Answering fhe appeals of 'lhe WSSF and HELP programs and conducring an inves+iga+ion lin +he besl Senale mannerl inlo eleclion procedures and democrafic selec+ivi+y in honoraries, 'rhe Chambermen rounded our a year which +hey believe was beneficial +o all UC ci+izens. MEN'S SENATE THE MORTAR BOARD MORTAR BOARD ROW I-Mueller, D., Benzing, B., Buehren, V., Hauck, J., Voss, R. ROW 2-Misller, P., Heisel, R., Elliofl, L., Frame, S., Ambrosius, M. ROW 3-Warner, H., Phillips, D., Vollman, J., Lloyd, J., Ramaqe, J., Schneider, S., Gre Chanling and hooded black figures? I+ musl be March I3+h again, when Myslic Thirleen Chapler of Morlar Board 'laps lhe oulslanding iunior women, giving lhem 'lhe biggesl' lhrill of lheir college ca- reers. They musl' have fulfilled +he lhree qualifica- lions for membership of +his nalional honor socielyz service, scholarship and leadership. This fall found 'lhese BWOC's busy 'faking orders for 'lheir annual Donul' Day Sale, frimming 'lhe goal pos'l's 'for 'rhe UC foo+ball games, and faking baskefs lo +he needy a+ Chrislmas. Added lo +heir proieclrs rhis year was a s'l'yle show for freshmen women, l'he pro- ceeds of which were applied lo 'lheir scholarship funds. Their lime in ihe spring, however, will be iaken by plans for a Smarly Par'l'y in honor of all Dean's Lisl sludenls, a boo+h al lhe Sigma Sigma Carnival, and a Leadership Conference. Climaxing fhe long lisl' of confribulions and achievemenls of 'lhese oulsfanding upperclass women, will be 'lhe Honors Day Convoca+ion, sponsored in coniuncrion wilh ODK. Page 2I4 Anyone who can claim membership in ODK can aufomarically also place BMOC afier his name. For in 'rhis na+ional honor sociery for iunior and senior men are 'Found 'rhe oursfanding leaders in all phases of campus life. The membership also includes dis- +inguished members of +he faculfy. This year fwenry- five men, fhe largesi' class in ihe hisiory of The cir- cle, were chosen for characrer and disiincrion in scholarship, arhlerics, social and religious affairs, publicafions, or speech, music, and dramafic arf. The work of ODK rhis year included a leadership conference, a frophy +o +he ouislanding male afh- le'I'e, fhe scholarship fund, and co-sponsorship of +he Honor Day convoca+ion. Money for +hese and o+her proiecfs was raised in a whirlwind campaign in 'Phe fooiball season, when every UC sfudenr found him- self energefically and irresisfibly urged +o buy a brighf +ag +ha+ defianrly declared Bear The Opponent MR. PRESIDENT OMICRON DELTA KAPPA ROW I-Holliday, J., DeCamp, J., Cosway, R., Huber, R., Fenlon, R., Singer, D., Siorm, L. ROW 2-Schwindl, R., Truiff, P., Sears, R., Cohen, S., Behrendf, I., Herman, S. ROW 3-Mueller, J., Mappes, R., Nesfer, W., Eicher, T., Davis, J., Gaskins, S., Dingley, S. ROW 4-Richler, R., Dugan, F., Beckner, D., Lorenz, T., Justice, H., Sfockdale, R. ll our KQfo'a'a'a' SIGMA SIGMA Pa 1 . I904 Roberf Buck Lesler Collier Adolph Fennel Carl Ganfvoorl Walfer Heinfl Howard Jones Villie Kirkpalrick I905 Berf Lyon Fred Mehlhope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arfhur Wadsworlh I 905 Frank Buchanan Roberf Caldwell Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walfer Shafer Curlis Williams Frank Wilson i907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kife Walfer Markworlh Brown McGill Roberf O'ConneIl Frank Payne l908 Merwin Aulfman Norman Conway Fred Flach William Foley Bales Williams I909 Hayward Ackerson Ernesl DuBray Fred Hooker William Kile Edward Rowe Charles Williams l9l0 Ted Hyndman Waller Heuck l9ll Cliff Parlor Hall Alden Hari ge 2l6 Ralph McComas James Taylor l9I2 Harry Buchanan William Hall Lesley Johnson Wm. F. Mifchell Vance Towler l9I3 Richard Goeffle Roberl Heuck, Sr. Waller O. Hill Chesler Klein John Maescher l9l4 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Berf Sfansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wrighf I9l5 Leonard Baehr Arihur Gordon Norman Kohlhopp Norman Lyon l9I6 Howard Behle Vicfor Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porfer John Reece Edward Robinson Herberl Schrofh l'?l7 William Ellis Karl Helsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris, Sr James Pease Bayle Richardson Anfon Schneider l9l8 Harold Allamer Walfer Haehnle Herberl Jones Carl Lund Carl Margraf William Mers Carl Roger? Millard Romaine Harold Talcoll Earl Widau l9l9 Howard Juslice Edgar Powers Bradley Roberfs Herberl Winans Francis Wrighl i920 Roberf Dorsey Cornelius Pelzhold Alfred Wenzel l92I Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlfon Brown Carl Frey Edward Meyer Philip Meyers Cyrus Osborn i922 Edgar Coons Chase Davies Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison ldeson Arfhur McClure Howard Melzger Roberf Sarvis Frederich Schierloh Wylmer Scolf Edw. Slriefelmeier Roberi Todd Edward Wagner Randall Walker l923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W. C. Havelaar Rossiler Hobbs Ellsworfh Ireland Joe Linneman James Nipperl Mike Palmer John Pelzhold i924 Nalhan Backman Walfer Becker Ben Bryan? Morlon Francis John Heizer Roberl Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Rofh Erwin Wolfson l925 Lynne Barber George Bradner Warren Marvin Anfhony McAndrew Louis Nipperl William Schmid Kelly Siddall I926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi S James Paisley Weesley Schmid i927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Roberl Maddux i928 Richard Bryanf Arfhur Fennekohl Alberl Mayer Ranald Wesl i929 Evan Chaffield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Earley Daniel Laurence i930 Charles Adams Harry Anderson Richard Bolron Thomas Cliflon Donald Crone Frnka Dos? Richard Franz John Gayman Jack Grieshaber William Hammond Ralph Hollerhoff William Nieman Frank Owens l93l Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harol Bohl Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Roberi Gowdy Erle Hanson Paul Heckel Silverius Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Mufh Earl Soesbe Herberl Sfarick Richard Sleves Fred Tower l932 William Alkinson Herberl Brown Walfer Conner Richard Dexfer Duncan Frame John Griffifhs Paul Grischy Arfhur Hallefl' Phillip Heil William Hill Ed Lidseen Carlton Lunsford Louis Mendel Roberf Nau David Porler Harry Rabe Edward Simrall Nalhan Solinger Dan Tobin Alan Walsh Roberf Wrighl i933 Mel Bernslein Ged Brown David DeVore Roberl Galbraith William Gilliland Clifford Goldmeyer Wm. Groppenbacher Fred Hoehler Roberf Johnson Kosciusko Kemper Bernard Levin Louis Levy Sidney Mullikin Leon Saler George Smilh Gordon Slrauss Roberf Whife Carl Williams i934 Carl Ausling Roberf Eagen Roberf Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressler Donovan Sayrs Vicfor Slraus Walfer Tullle i935 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 Wrighl i936 Roberf Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Walfer Knocke Charles Weicherf Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yeager i937 Douglas Day William Feldhaus Larry Gibboney Charles Gillelf Ralph Grace Roberf Heuck, Jr. Charles Mileharn Clifford Mueller Gordon Orr i938 Robl. Biedenbender Millon Brooks Rick Campbell Roberf Dallon 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 Pelflf Roger Van Schoyck l940 Sid Friedman Charles Grimm Robert Kreimer William Parchman Kennefh Pifi Marly Scheider Merrill B. Van Pell I9-'ll Mac Benedicf Fred Daniell James Fuller Kennefh Heuck William Kelchner Ellis King Joe Morris, Jr, Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skorich Ray Virgin I 942 Richard Anderson Jack Bade John Bedway Linus Haby Elberf Nickel Verne Ullom I 945 Kennelh Guise Richard Hanford Gordon Hughmark Leonard Klusman Kenneih Miller Alberl Sfrasser i946 R. A. Cromer Fred Ebeling Bob Kraushar George Koch Bob Sarsfield Bill Smyfh I947 William Anderson Beri Bauer Roberf Bauman Roberf Fenlon D. B. Kee Dick Langenbeck George Moore Alkie Richards Irv Scharfenberger Roberf Siekmann Roger Slephens Jack Slrubbe i948 Tom Blake Charles Crozier John Fuhrman Earl Hobf Roberl Huber Orville Relzsch Floyd Shorfs William Weslerfeld l94'7 Richard Dallmer Irvin Behrendl Thurman Owens Harold Johnson John Pramik George Paul Don McMillan Don Gaddis Sidney Carson Pefe Sf. Clair Tom Kinder Tom O'Malley Lowell Slorm Roberl Monlgomery Sigma, Sigma. . .Skull and Bones. . . is lhe 'fa- miliar chanl fhal marks 'rhe summoning of more oul's'l'anding men in+o Sigma Sigma. Founded in l898, Sigma Sigma is a local sociely organized +o furlher 'lhe in'leres'ls of +he Universily. Members of lhis upper-class honorary are chosen on 'lhe basis of lheir campus ac+ivi+ies as well as an ou+s+anding personalify and service 'ro lhe Alma Maier. Chief among 'lheir yearly proiecls is +he sponsoring of fhe fradilional Sigma Sigma Carnival. Meefing in Heuck Hall, lhe slein-decorafed sancfum of +he group, 'lhe members have also iniliafed many ofher proiecfs benefiling fhe school. The Bearcal coslume seen romping around ai' Cincy games is a gifl' of Sigma Sigma. Anolher annual even'r of +his group is +he picking of Mr, Bearcat 'rhe oulsfanding male on campus for 'rhe year. To be selecled by fhis honorary is indeed indicalive fhal a sludenl' is of lhe cream of fhe upper class. Shorls, F., Sform, L., Behrendf, I., Kinder, T., Hobl, E., Monigomery, R., Huber, R. A TOAST Page 2I7 UP ON THE FERRIS WHEEL SIGMA SIGMA CARNIVAL Cups! Cups! And more cups! The Greeks will do anyfhing for a cup! The enfire day before fhe carnival fhey could be seen feverishly run- ning around puffing 'lhe final fouches on fheir boofhs. The PiKA's were fouching up fhe gianf nose on fhe clown-like boofh which broughf fhem fhe frophy in fhe Mosf Carnival-Like class. Down fhe midway a Iiffle way, fhe SAE's could be seen hoisfing fheir over-sized duck fo 'lhe roof of 'lheir boofh, anofher prize winner, fhis fime for fhe Mosf Money Taken ln. The girls also were making use of fhe manpower available for fheir boof'1s were being whipped info shape in record fime. The Kappas were geffing a good supply of angel-food cakes info fheir boofh, 'lhe Kappa Delfs were pracficing fheir salesman- ship which paid off fo bring 'lhem fhe 'lrophy for which won fhe Mosl' Affracfive cup lafer in fhe evening. Furfher down fhe long line of boofhs fhe Kappa DeI'l's were pracficing fheir salesman- ship which paid off fo bring fhem fhe frophy for fhe Mosf Money Taken In. Geffing welcome re- sulfs also was 'lhe Trianon boofh for fhese Fore- fellers of fhe Fufure had fhe boofh judged fo be fhe Mosf Carnival-like. Page 2I8 Sfep righf up. . .See fhe one and only. . .Jusf fhe small fee of. . . Wifh vacafion iusf around fhe corner, fhe sfage was sef for fhe biggesf show on campus, fhe Sigma Sigma Carnival. Complefe wifh ferris wheel, side show, coffon candy, and much more, fhe Carnival sfepped in- fo fhe Iimelighf al' UC for 'l'he nighf. The brisk- ness of fhe spring evening magnified fhe ringing of fhe barkers' voices and infensified fhe carni- val spirif as fhousands frod fhe midway faking in fhe sighfs. The enfire week before, Nipperf sfadium had been 'lhe scene of feverish acfivify as organizafions had been busily al' work puffing finishing fouches on fheir boofhs, each wifh 'lhe confidence fhaf fheirs would be a winner. Final- ly, fhe big momenf arrived and fhe Carnival be- gan ifs one nighf sfand. Goldfish races, Gianl' Champagne Boffles, and Mysfic Forfune Tellers all became fhe cenfers of affenfion as fhe crowds wandered abouf, everyone frying fo see all fhe unusual boofhs. And when finally fickefs land cashl ran low, fhey sfill lingered, hoping for one of fhe many door prizes. The Sigma Sigma members had done a big job in puffing on fhe Carnival and had done if well. They could be proud of fhe evenf, which provided an oppor- funify for 'lhe Greek organizafions fo cooperafe as well as fo compefe in fhis affair given for fhe enfire school. Making lheir way boldly lhrough lhe crowd were lhe Persian Slave Traders, carried in se- dan chairs by lheir slaves, or so il appeared, bul on lurlher invesligalion il was discovered lhal lhey were really Phi Dells who were pulling in a plug lor lheir boolh, lhe Persian Marl. The Phis were nol included in lhe compelilion lor lhe cups. They sel up and operaled lheir boolh lhroughoul lhe evening wilh lhe underslanding lhal lhey were nol compeling, adding an acl lo lhe Carnival lhal was welcomed by all. The Marl ilself became lhe main allraclion ol lhe evening as capacily crowds packed lhe lenl al every performance. Following a lour of lhe midway, mosl ol lhe lhrong lurned nexl lo lhe gianl ler- ris wheel lo resl or al leasl be able lo sil down. Wilh collon candy in hand lhey ascended lo lhe heighls. From lhe lop lhey could enjoy lhe colorful piclure which lhe Carnival presenled lrom lhe genlly swaying car. Meanwhile down below lhe crowds were s+iII enioying lhe Alpha Chis' lasly Champagne or some ol lhe Kappa Dells' Minl Juleps . . .ah, whal exquisile drinks . . .and wilh a piece ol lhe angel food cake lhal lhe Kappas were rallling off. . .whal could be beller? Relreshmenls like lhis helped lo alleviale lhe dizziness caused by lhe allilude of lhe 'Ferris wheel, for lo help il, as lhe case may have beenl. By lhe end ol lhe ride, il was lime lo lake one more chance on lhe SAE duck boolh and so lhe evening wenl.. THE WINNERS HEAR YE, HEAR YE Page 219 ROW I-Sfayman, Pabsf g Haslinger, Pabsl 'g Brownell, Pabsf ROW 1-Sfaufberg, Coke , Friedlander, Pabsf j Fenlon, Pabs'l ':Kinder, Pabsf : Piiman, Pabsf g Uphoff, Pabsf g Meador, Pabsl . ROW El-Wolf, Pabsf g Leonard, Pabsf g Behrendf, Pabsf g Shorfs, Pabst , Kelly, Coke , Si. Clair, Pabsl . ROW 4-Laub, Pabs1 g Menlre, Pabsf g Siraflon, Pabsl g Shundich, Pabsl '. ROW 5-Gibson, Pabsl g Rubensrein, Pabsl g Jansen, Pabsl g Hobr, Pabsi g Sesfakaukas, Pabsf . 3.21 AGREED ON . . . Page 220 Believe if or nof, fhe boys of Ulex do nof spend fheir whole year dreaming up ideas for fheir picfures. Horseplay and infamous parfies are combined wifh service fo fhe campus by fhis local fong. Typical of ifs proiecfs was fhe 'lreaf given fo 60 boys and girls from fhe General Profesfanf Orphans Home who were guesfs af fhe Wesfern Reserve foofball game. A+ fhe Xavier baskefball game Ulex awarded ifs annual frophy fo fhe oufsfanding cage player of 'rhe year. Ninefeen new members were selecfecl by Ulex in ifs fall and spring pledging. Affer a colorful inifiafion, wifh fhe grill orafions and usual hazing, Grand Dragon Tom Kinder wel- comed fhem info fhe fold wifh 'lhe memorable lor else, fo any pledgel Ulex creed .... Ou'r of fhe evanescenf misfs of fhe empyrean, waffed on fhe billowy zephyrs, leaping fhe im- permeable abyss 'lo dash ifself againsf fhe fairy soffness, came fhe murmur, 'A ha! Whaf has fhou fhere?' And incommunically mournful sighed 'lhe answer 'Razberrahs.' And so limifed againsf 'rhe incarnadined nebulae, fhey faded and were gone, ausferely permeafed wifh 'lhe myrrhy fragrance- aspiring ever, fading never. Such was our mission. To fhe men of Ulex, Springfime is pracfically synonymous wifh 'rhe annual Boafride. This affair has become one of fhe mosf popular evenfs of fhe year's social acfivifies, and fhis year was no ex- cepfion. The big nighf arrived, and 'rhere a+ fhe dock of Porf Cincinnafi lay +he AVALON, one of fhe Ohio's mosf colorful sfeamers. By nine, fhe sea- faring men and women of UC were all aboard and ready fo shove off, a shrill blasf of fhe whisfle and fhe AVALON was soon churning fhe murky wafers of fhe Old Ohio. Affer fhe AVALON had finally maneuvered if- self ouf info fhe river wifh much difficulfy, anofher Ulex boafride was underway. The lovers of fhe sea lined fhe deck railings wafching 'rhe lighfs of fhe cify driff by, while on fhe fop deck some of 'fhe more rugged individuals preferred fo brave fhe Arcfic wind and gaze fondly af fhe sfars. Acfivify abounded fhroughouf fhe ship: inside, fhe UC crew, decked ouf in fhe fradifional skipper-l1afs, danced gaily, and even fhe boiler room became 'lhe scene of much fesfivify. Those grizzly looking members of fhe crowd were Confesfanfs in fhe main evenf of fhe evening, fhe beard-growing confesf. Some looked like bushy Bol- sheviks, ofhers like half-shaven mongrels, and all of fhem like social misfifs. The grand prize wenf fo SAE Lou Morelli. Too soon fhe boaf was docking, foo soon fhe fun ended. And as fhe moon sef soffly in wesfern sky, anofher Boafride became a pleasanf memory. pub! kafians Page 222 From S+uden+ Direc+ory 'ro Profile 'llwe o'FFices along Publicafions Row are uniformly alike in conlaining clacking +ypewri'l'ers, moun- 'rains of crumpled yellow paper, coke bo'H'les, and edilors shrieking Deaclline! L Th u rcafions is fhe governing body over all sfudenf publicafions. Their prin- cipal dufy is fo keep a heavy guard over +he cash box used for financing 'Ihese publica- fions, buf fhey also appoinf 'Ihe Edifors and Business Managers of fhese Iiferary organiza- fions for fhe following year. Consulfing 'Io- gefher on quesfions of ediforial and general policy which arise from 'Iime fo fime and con- sidering budgefs and allofmenfs are fhe order of fhe clay af 'Iheir monfhly meefings. The members of fhe Board are fhe Edifors and Business Managers of fhe major campus pub- Iicafions wifh fwo members of Sfudenf Council who acf as Chairman and Secrefary. Togefher wifh advisers on finance and fechnical maffers choisen from fhe faculfy, fhis group provides a sfable foundafion for our cam cafions. e Board of P bl' pus publi- BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS EFT TO RIGHT-Nesfer, W., Schneider, S., Cecil, R., Mr. l ll i I .,,.,,.m,,,,,, ,,,, A 2 G 4 ' iq FC!- , L- -'V ff Iii X ,, l W Q Q . I QE, Q -. x ,-5 3 Q I 2 'e-.Ng ,U ,rw X.X, Q' 6 I K fox yi' J Q K yi Ir 4 If Q 1 .. I K ' Q .,: 1 -.------- ' Z 4' , Al -. . Q 2' F5 ' K' U 455' 25 we Q my Q 1.5 f -' Q' ' c-ya , N I I 5 I Sharrock, Mr. DeC amp, Mueller, J., G ard, L., Niehaus, J., Cosiello, J., Felm an, A., Becker, C., Behrendi, I. Page 223 ROW I-Zeigler, J., Campbell, P., Dingley, S., Davis, J. A., Eicher, T., Maggied, L., Birn, M. A., Tierney, R. ROW 2-Dells, P., Lange, J., Lange, S., Newbold, P., Lang, V., Wasmer, J., Reichle, A., Baverman, D. ROW 3-Molloy, J., Teller, J., Cohen, S., Hoeffler, J., Ipp, L., Paslor, E., Campbell, E., Harper, H., Taylor, C. Page 224 The mainlenance men pul' in double duly every Monday evening l'cepl' during scheduled exam periodsl when 'lhey sweep oul exhaus- +ed bul' pleased N-R edilor and crew af'l'er meeling lhal ever-presenl deadline again. Combining brains, ambilion and elbow grease lmoslly elbow greasel, lhese prospeclive Journalisls 'lurn oul' one of lhe 'lop collegiale publicalions in 'rhe counlry. From 'lhe momenl +he assignmenls are passed our wilh such reckless abandon, +o lhe momenl' when lhe sl'aFF gaze on lhe resulling producl, lime is al a pre- mium. Bul 'lhey all admil 'lhey would be glad lo go 'lhrough il all again .... so 'lhey do. From 'lhe background comes lhe fainl' voice of 'rhe Edilor. . .and only nineleen more issues 'ro go. IRV BEHRENDT-EDITOR CHARLES F. BECKER, JR.-BUSINESS MANAGER 9 19 11 I2 us 11 '9 '9 25 25 f ..,.e,..sff vs-5 , ,N- Z F,-,,,,.,..----' 1 Q4 it ' P 41 :af I -- 5-EZ-1 Li. JOHN C. MUELLER, JR.-EDITOR JOHN W. NIEHAUS-BUSINESS MANAGER If you are +idy, incluslrious, quiel, and sane-slay away from fhe Cin- cinnalian office! Slandard procedure for lhe lighl-hear'l'ed slaff is +0 goof off 'For weeks: 'l'hen, wilh pas'l'e and paper flying, race 'l'o mee+ 'lhe deadline. Usually 'lhe crisis ar- rives during exam week! ll' means lale hours and long hours pushing pencils and pounding Underwoods lo pul lhe book 'loge+her, bul' when 'lhe headaches are over, comes lhe bliss of seeing +he finished book -i+'s all our baby! ROW I-Eicher, T., Fugilf, J., Cleveland, P., Clemenfs, W., Birn, M. A., Buck, R., Porleous, M. ROW 2-Savery, J., Koegel, P., Minella, G., Walsh, M., Taylor, C., Darves, G., Engelke, E., Poundsfone, G. ROW 3-Lang, V., Irwin, M., Jenkins, R., Egry, M., Mueller, D., McClure, G., Beniamin, P., Schweier, P., Saffran, M. ROW 4-Schoelwer, M., Lange, S., Collins, J., Drake, J., McGraH'1, W., Hofmann, B., Eberle, L., Lynn, L., Ahrens, M. Page 226 CINCINNATIAN STAFF Emron Y ,.. , . Y Y... . JOHN c. MUELLER, JR. ASSOCIATE EDITORS ...,,Y,, PAT CLEVELAND, MARY ANN BIRN. MARY LOU AHRENS Sfaff-TayIor, C., ScIloeIwer, M., Bafsche, M. ART EDITOR .,,,,,, ,,,,,,..,.L,,.,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,...,,, W ILLIAM E. CLEMENTS SI-:FI-CougI1Iin, D., Savery, J., Cadman, L., Wesferman, L., Wor- sham, B., Miller B., Brill, R., TayIor, D., McCIure, G., Eberle, L. CARTOONIST .,,,.,, ............. R ICHARD FINDSEN COPY EDITORS ,,,...,...,... .,,,,. RUTH BUCK, JEAN FUGITT ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR. .................... ,,.. ........ J A CK DRAKE Sfaff-McGraIIw, W., Nelson, P., Cadrnan, N., Nelson, A., McCue, J., Lang, V., Green, M., BaIIce, T., Dorger, C., Hofman, B., Beniamin, P., Weiner, I. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ,,.. . ,,....... ,,,,., A LBERT STRIETMANN SIaFf-Share, F., Grogan, M., SIengIer, C. SENIOR EDITOR .. . . ........... ........,. , ...,.... R UTH HEISEL Sfaff-Egry, M., Poundsfone, G., Darves, G., Sfanley, C. Hogan, E. SPORTS EDITOR ,, .... . ,. ....... ...., ...... . . . ,,,..,... ..,,TOM EICHER Sfaff-Teller, J., Ahrens, G., CcIIins, J. INDEX EDITOR .... ..... . ....... ,...... . . EUNICE ENGELKE Sfaff-Saizfron, M., Jenkins, R., Quinn, P. BUSINESS MANAGER . ..... ,..,....,,,,...,,,,,,,, J OHN W. NIEHAUS ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ,....,,,,,,,,., ROBERT SCHWINDT Siaff-Lynn, L., Green, M., Burleigh, M. ADVERTISING MANAGER .,..,.,....,,,.,..,,,. CHARLES BECKER, JR. CARTOONIST ,..........,......,,.,,,..........,,.....,..,....... RICHARD FINDSEN Sfafif-Zorniger, F., Kirschner, L., Kirschner, M., Rye, W., Wood- wor'rI'1, T, ROW I-Macke, M., Zurlage, C., Kohn, S., Cosrello, J., Coughlin, D., Keller, C. ROW 2-Balik, A., Thompson, K,, Wasserman, M., Goodman, S., Wolf, L., Ackman, D, JAMES COSTELLO EDITOR SHERWOOD KOHN-LITERARY EDITOR Page 228 PROFILE Al' Ihe end of 'lhe line along Publica'I'ions Row is Ihe infamous home of Ihe UC li+era'Ii, Ihe Profile. ll' is here +ha'l aspiring young Hemingways find an ou+le+ for 'rheir li'l'erary Ialenls. Founded as a periodi- cal 'ro publish +he more serious works of 'Ihe sludenis. il is pul oul' four 'limes a year. ln addirion 'l'o shorl' slories, Ihe magazine ofien carries arlicles aboui' currenl' campus affairs. One regular feaiure is a Profile or biographical skeich of a UC nolable, accompanied by an excelleni full page pholograph, and designed 'lo acquainl li++le spokes wiih 'Ihe ac- 'Iivi+ies and accomplishmenls of Big Wheels. Also in ils pages 'lhe workings of s+uden+ governmenl' are explained, and any iniuslices or currenl problems are aired before 'Ihe public. And Iucked away benealh i'I's covers are carloons ancl liHle gems of humor, comic relief for lhe ligl'1+-minded. Ediior Jim Cos- 'Iello and his hard working sfaff spen+ many a weary Safurday affernoon polishing and blue-penciling, and always managed Io Iurn oul' a magazine l'ha'r coniained a nice balance of informalion, crealive arf, and humor. ROW l-Bonem, F., Geselbrachl, D., Balscha, A., Moore, E., Mueller, D., Cuningham, D. ROW 2-Duerr, R., Berninq, A., Kirk, E., Uhrbrock, M., Bary, W., Duerr, M., Moore, D., Applequisf, D. ROW 3-Healh, P., Vcighl, J., Saffran, M., Homan, F., Lehrner, F., Coburn, R., Corbelf, M., Coyle, D. ROW 4-Phillips, R., Sfevenson, K., Hausman, R., Ward, W., Lenzer, D., Daniel, D., Horowitz, E., Peppers, J., Gasl, P. COOPERATIVE ENGINEER Under 'rhe guidance of Alex Balscha, edilor, lhe Co-operaiive Engineer is published four 'limes year- ly for fhe s+uden'l's in lhe College of Engineering. Copy in lhis popular magazine is of a wide variely, ranging from inlroduclion of new producfs lo news of grads and facully, wilh humorous arlicles on Co- efficienls o'F Lipslick Dis+ribul'ion and equalions For delermining 'rhe scores of foolball games gain- ing wide recognilion. Aiding 'lhe edilor in keeping lhis publicalion up 'lo par is Mike Cunningham, managing eolilor. Eclilorial secrelary is Do'l'lie Muel- ler, whose home has always been a favorile galher- ing spol for lhe s+aFl, while Ed Moore serves in lhe capacily of business manager. Social life is well mixed in wi+h work on lhe Co- op Engineer. Salurday afiernoon proof-reading is lypical of lhe have 'fun while you work sessions of lhe s+aFF. Frequenl parlies and picnics keep lhe workers happy during +he year while a final banquel' climaxes lheir work. Page 229 GAD, lT'S OVER ROW I-Russe, R., Glasgow, H., Koegel, P., Kroeger, I., Schiller, I., Duerr, M., Hucksoll, J., Gilrno STUDENT DIRECTORY A haven for lhose wi+h a mind for figures, phone numbers, 'lhal' is, is lhe liHle room all lhe way a'l' +he end of publicalions row, lhe Sludenl' Direclory. I+ is here l'ha'l lhe campus' besl' seller, 'lhe Direclory is wriHen and published. This year, under 'lhe able leadership of Rulh Cecil, +he Direclory rose lo new heighls. Wilh an imposing 'lricolored cover, and 'rhe inclusion of school songs and cheers, il was received gralefully by lhe 'lhousands of sludenls whose li++le black books il' supplemenled. Burning much midnighl' oil in an e'FFor'l' +o meel' The mid-December deadline, lhe slaff found 'the lisling of 8,000 names. phone numbers, and addresses a real l'ask. Then came lhe happy day when lhe Zeuses, Zircons, and Zwisch'licl1oFFs were finally included and l'he doors closed for anolher year. Bur all was nol over. Follow- ing lhe pre-Chrislmas, maniacal rush for firsl' edi- +ions, Inky Shiller, dislribulion manager, spenl many a January noon-hour passing oul copies 'lo la+e comers. As il is 'lhe mosl widely used book on campus, 'lhe s+aFF inlroduced many innovalions lhis year +o make lhis year's book lhe besl' possible. re, B. ROW 2-Lavell, J., Wallace, P., Fischer, R., Boike, M., Irwin, M., Coafes, Z., Quinn, P., Jenkins, R., Geselbrachl, D. ROW 3-Mark, M., Sfillpass, B. Wasmer, J., Blank, S., Gufiahr, A., Schweier, P.. Poundsrone, G., Nielander, D., Reifenour, M., Orfner, S. ROW 4-Bagby, J., Hoeffler, J., Raclliffe, C., Kohr, R., Geohegan, D., Dorqer, C., Eckerl, C., You ng, W. Page 230 WHI1 fhe end of May came +he fesfivifies of Senior Week and +he end of 'Phe fermg days sad- dened by +he deparfure of +he gradua+es bu+ brighfened by 'the prospecf Hor some ai lead, of a long summer vacafion. Page 231 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON INTERFRATERNITY SING Sponsored by 'lhe UC Alumni Associafion and lhe ln+erfra+erni+y Council, +he Sing provides a fiHing climax 'lo 'lhe Greek school year. Held in 'l'he evening in 'lhe ou'l'door amphilhealer, il is al- ways a beau+iful, impressive, and usually harmonious occasion. Las? year for 'lhe firsl' lime, 'lhe sing was underraken wifhoul' +he fairer sex's par'licipa'lion. Also omiHed were +he semi-finals which in previous years had been held in Wilson Audiforium fhe week before +he finals. Nine Fra- 'lernilies were on hand lo 'lry 'For +he rrophy, each singing 'lwo songs of fheir own choosing. Behind lheir seemingly eliforlless performances were many, many hours of preparalion. From lhe lenors, bassos, barilones, monolones, and lhe 'lone deaf, each song leader somehow shaped up a glee club-maybe nor in 'lhe Fred Waring class, buf al' leasl 'Full of en'l'husiasm. Page 232 BETA THETA PI PHI DELTA THETA ll' was a proud and happy SAE chapfer fhaf walked away viciorious from 'Phe I949 Sing, for +he second year in a row. Under lhe direcfion of John Ziegler, 'lhey had given a moving rendifion of lwo negro spirifuals. To +he Be+as and The Phi Delis weni' 1'he consolaiion of second and fhird place honors, buf everyone presenl' agreed 'lhal' all par+icipan+s had done a line iob. Page 233 High spoi' of Senior Week was fhe 'rhe Senior Prom. Wi+h rheses in or comprehensives Finished, fhe seniors were free +0 relax before donning caps and gowns for graduaiion. Casile Farm was +he scene of +he revelry as seniors and under classmen alike danced +o 'l'he music of Jimmy James -1 r, I 1 WM, and his orchesrra. During +he infermission members of 49er's provided +he en+er'I'ainmen+, while Mefro awarded i+s all- year a'H'endance +rophies +o SAE and SDT. New members were also summoned and in+roduced. As 'rhe music died our and The seniors wended 'iheir ways home, all agreed +he evening would be a 'lopic of reminiscence for years +o come. Page 234 4 I 2 1 X , s , may at Ji, Qffiff, ,'f IVY DAY A long-sranding Iradifion ar 'Ihe Universiry of Cincin- na'I'i is Ihe beau'I'iIuI and impressive Ivy chain procession. Thirfy ou'r-sianding Junior girls are given 'Ihe honor of carrying Ihe Ivy Chain in 'Ihis memorable ceremony. Led by 'Ihe presideni' and vice-presidenf of Ihe Senior cIass, 'Ihe graduaies-Io-be, in caps and gowns, wend 'rheir way from Ihe AcIminisI'ra+ion Building Io Ihe Amphi'Ihea+er. Here 'I'he Senior Class Will and Prophecy are read, and secrei ambifions and hopes are sei' down for pos'Ieri'Iy. The Senior Class preside-n+ pIan'rs a smaII green slip of ivy beside Ihe orher sprouring ivy Ihai has remained from +he years before, reminding 'Ihe graduares I'hey are aboui' 'Io see Ihe dawning of a brighi' new fufure. A+ Ihis Iime Ihe presideni of I'he universify bids farewell Io 'Ihe seniors, who 'Find Ihe Alumni wai+ing wi+h open arms ready Io welcome Ihem +0 a dignified and useful life for which 'rheir years as s'Iuden+s aI U.C. has prepared Ihem. Page 235 Graduafivn DR. WINFRED G. LEUTNER ONE-WAY TICKET Graduafion and +he lighis of Nipper+ Sfadium are brighi once again. This lime +hey shine nor on cheering foofball fans, bu'I' on quiei' and very proud graduafes, 'lheir families and friends. The capped and gowned procession wends i+s way info The s+adium, and quierly rakes Hs place in fhe s+ands. This is 'rhe end of four years +ha+ have vanished all foo soon, and +he climax of 'ihe rush and exci+emen+ of Senior Week has finally arrived. Presidenf Waliers' solemn words ring clear as he makes his address, and as +he gradu- afes lisien, +heir minds begin +o wander back 'io +he beginning: fhe rush parfies, geH'ing fo 8:30 lecrures on +ime, cramming for fhose final exams, sfanding in line for lunch in 'lhe grill, fooiball games and school dances. Wifh recolleciions come +hough+s of +he 'Fu+ure and of whaf lies ahead. They begin fo realize l'ha'l' +hey have become adulfs and have +o accepi' +he responsi- biliiy of 'Facing an aduli world. Their years ai' U. C. have prepared +hem well for 'rhis fask and 'I'he receiving of rheir diplomas is ihe final sfep in +he realizafion of 'rheir dreams during +heir years of hard work. The long awaifed momenl' has arrived, and as each candida+e goes up +o receive his diploma, he realizes +ha+ he is leaving behind him a life never 'ro be recaplured. The reluciance +o leave il' is overcome only by fhe eager an'licipa+ion of fhe new life awaifing him. Page 237 LOOKS LIKE SHE LIKES IT ABBOTT, CHARLES-Engineering, Cincinnali. ACH, JAY F.-Med., MD., Cincinnali. ACKLEY, WILLIAM R.-Engineering, Ch.E., Cincinnali-A.l.Ch.E., Glee Club, Oralorio, Vanilies, Tobies. ACKMAN, JACOB D.-Law, L.L.B., Norwood, Ohio-A.I.S., R.O.T.C.. Social Comrnillee of Freshman Class, Phi Della Phi, Inlramural Baslrelball League. ACOMB, JANE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Della Pi, Pan- I-Iellenic Council, Alpha Lambda Della, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Fresh- man Commission. ACREE, JOHN W.-Teachers, B.S., Coyinglon, Ky.,-Kappa Della Pi, ADDISON, WILLIAM G.-Law, Cincinnali. AGLAMESIS, JAMES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Bus. Ad. Tribunal, American Marlceling Club, Sigma Chi. AIKIN, RICHARD L.-Engineering, Ch.E., Joplin, Mo.-Chess Club. ALEXANDER, DAVIS-Teachers, Cincinnali. ALEXANDER, EMANUEL T.-Bus. Ad., B,B,A,, Cincinnali-Phi Ela Sigma, Epsilon Phi Sigma, R.O.T.C. ALEXANDER, JOHN B.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covinglon, Ky. ALEXANDER, ROBERT-Engineering, Daylon, Ohio4Pi Tau Sigma. Phi Ela Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, A.S,M.C. ALLEN, KENNETH G.eLib. Arls, Newporl, Ky. ALLOTT, MARY J.-Lib. Arls, Alliance, Ohio. ALTMAN, GERALD AMBROSIUS, MARY L.-Nursing, B.S., Cincinnali-N. Xi I-I. Tribunal, Giee Club, Sporls Club, Y.W.C.A., Junior Adviser, Morlar Board. ANDARY, FRED J.-Law, Daylon, Ohio. Page 238 ANDERSON, DOLORES-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Trianon. ANDERSON, GENE B.-Teachers, Cincinnali-College ol Music Chorus, College ol Music Ouinlones, College ol Music Silhouelles, Bar- lered Bride Opera, Pi Kappa Alpha. ANDERSON, JOHN F.-Engineering, M, E,, CincinnalifSigma Alpha Epsilon, A,S.M.E., A.S.T.E. ANDERSON, MILTON C.-Teachers, B.S., Rockford, Illinois-Sludenl Council, Limilalion Ollices, Chr., News Record, Spiril, Inc., Pro- lile, Cincinnalian, Sigma Chi, Songleader, Glee Club, Phi Mu Alpha, Forly-Niners Exec. Board, Forly-Niners Publicily Chr., Mum- mers, Varsily Vanilies, Senior Week Cornmillee, Y.M.C.A. ANDERSON, ROY R.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. ANDERSON, WILLIAM I'I.-Lib. Arls, A.B., Wyoming, OhiofFool- ball, Baslcelball, Tennis, Sigma Sigma. ANDREWS, JAMES A.-Engineering, Cincinnali, ANDREWS, JAMES GORDON-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Inlramural Debaling, Debale Council, Spealcers Bureau, Tau Kappa Alpha, Case Club, Legal Aid Sociely Clinic, Phi Della Phi, Edilorial Nole Edilor, Cincinnali Law Review, Order ol lhe Coil. ANDRUL, FRANK-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnati-Bolany Club. ANTENEN, DAN-Engineering, C.E., I-Iamillan, Ohio-A.S.C.E., Tau Bela Pi. ARCHEA, MARY-App. Arls, B.A.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Omega, Della Phi Della, A.A. Tribunal, Vigilance, Wig Wag, Sludenl Di- reclory, Glee Club, French Club, Arls Board, Mummers, Junior Advisers. ARENSTEIN, LEO B.-Teachers, BS. in Ed.. Cincinnali. ARMACOST, ALICE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., News Record. ARNOLD, GEORGE L.-Engineering, Daylon, Ohio. BACKUS, WALTER W.-Bus. Ad., Cincinnali. BAILEY, BURTON P.-Engineering, Ch.E., Springlield, Ol1iofOhio Sociely ol Prolessional Eng., A.l.Ch.E., Eng. Tribunal, Bela Thela Pi. BAILEY, SCOTT BAKER, CLEO-Nursing, B.S., Cincinnali-Music Club, Bridge Club, N. X4 H. Tribunal, Y.W,C.A. BAKER, JOYCE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Della Pi, Alpha Lambda Della, Debale Tournamenl, Volleyball, Baslcelball, News Record, Y.W.C.A., Pan-I-Iellenic Council, Slandards Commillee ol Pan-Hellenic Council, Sociology Club, Classics Club. BAKER, TAYLOR-Teachers, B.A., I-Iamillon, Ohio-Ulex, Phi Epsilon Kappa lSec'yl, Baslcelball, Cross Counlry. BAKER, WILLIAM D.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali4W.S.S.F,, Bela Thela Pi. BAKIE, ERNEST-App. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali--Eng. Tribunal, Men's Senale, App. Arls Tribunal, Varsily Baseball, Della Tau Della, Della Zela Pi, Sophos. BALDWIN, WAYNE A.-Lib. Arls, A.B., Larchmonl, New York-Glee Club, Varsily Vanilies, Debaling Club, Economics Club. BALSLEY, CHARLES-Engineering, E.E., Cincinnali--Phi Ela Sigma, Ela Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi. BANKS, PHILLIP M.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali--Phi Della Thela, News Record, lnlramural Edilor, Spiril Inc., Y.M.C.A. BARBER, MARILYN BARBIERI, JOE E.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Baseball Team. BARNES, JOYCE M.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-AIS, WGS Council, Elemenlary Club, Glee Club, Orolorio. BARNES, WILLIAM H.-Engineering, Daylon, Ohio. BARNEY, HARRY-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnaliflji Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, A.S.M,E., Co-op Day. Abbol, Charles Ach, Jay F. Aclrley, William R. Ackman, Jacob D. Acomb, Jane Acree, John W. Addison, William G. Aglamesis, James Aikin, Richard L. Alexander, Davis Alexander, Emanuel T. Alexander, John B. Alexander, Roberl Allen, Kennelh G, Alloll, Mary J. Allman, Gerald Ambrosius, Mary L. Andary, Fred. J. Anderson, Dolores Anderson, Gene B. Anderson, John F. Anderson, Millon C. Anderson, Roy R. Anderson William H. Andrews, James A. Andrews, James Gordon Andrul, Frank Anlenen, Dan Archea, Mary Arenslein, Leo B. Armacosl, Alice Arnold, George L, Backus, Waller W. Bailey, Burlon P. Bailey, Scoll Baker, Cleo Baker, Joyce Baker, Taylor A. Baker, William D. Bakie, Ernes? Baldwin, Wayne A. Balsly, Charles Banks, Philip M. Barber, Marilyn Barbieri, Joe E. Barnes, Joyce M. Barnes, William H. Barney, Harry Page 239 Page 240 Barrelf, William C. Ba rry, Rulh Lois Barsman, Marvin Balh, Richard K. Balik, Alberf L. Bafscha, Alex Bauer, John Bauer, John C. Bauer-Nilsen, Oiio Bauman, Bernice P. Baynes, Frank L. Beard, Barbara L. Beck, Maryann Beckner, David A. Becker, Charles Beckell, Jack G. Behn, Frederick E. Behrendl, Irwin Bellhorn, Harold Benedicl, Clarence Bennefl, Shirley E. Benfley, Edward J. Benzing, Elizabelh Benzing, George Berens, Charles L. Berger, Leslie Ralph Berqhegger, Howard Bergman, Gerald W Bergman Raymond A. Berinqhaus, Clarence Berman, Jerome D. Bernard, Belly Ann Bernel, Carl D. Bernel, Huber? Berns, Charles Berry, Charles M. Berlram, Glenna M. Berrsch, Lois Berlschinger, Jeanne Beffan, Anifa Beyersdorfer, John Bias, Roberl' O. Bierman, Charles Hillel, James D. Binder, William Elinns, Marqueririe Bishop, Thomas G. Blair, Roberl T. BARRETT, WILLIAM C.-Bus. Ad., B.A.A., Cincinnaii-Markeiing Club BARRY, RUTH LOIS-Lib. Aris, FI. Thomas, Ky.-Y.W.C.A., Sludenl Dirlecfory, Psychology Club, Aris Board, Sociology Club, Alpha De ra Pi. BARSMAN, MARVIN-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Case Club, Legal Aid Socieiy, I.Z.F.A., Hillel, Y.M.C.A. BATH, RICHARD K.--Lib. Arls, B.S., Xenia, Ohio-Glee Club. BATIK, ALBERT L.--Lib. Arfs, New York, N. Y.-Arls Board, Profile. News Record, Speakers Bureau, Associalion oi lndependeni Slu- denis, American Chemical Sociery, Mummers, Varsily Vanilies, Y.M.C.A. BATSCHA, ALEX-Engineering, Cincinnaii-Alpha Chi Sigma, Co- operafive Engineer, Tau Bela Pi, Glee Club. Sailing Club, A.I.Ch.E., O.S.P.E.. A.I.S., Aris Board, Phi Ela Sigma, A.C.S. BAUER, JOHN-Engineering, G.E., Cincinnali. BAUER, JOHN C.-Med., M.D., Defiance, Ohio--Phi Chi. BAUER-NILSEN, OTTO-A.A., B.S., Haugesund, Norway. BAUMAN, BERNICE P.-A.A., B.A., Canandaigua, N. Y.-Cheerleader, Applied Arfs Tribunal, Infer-Dorm Council, Mummers, Vanilies, V.l.C. Commiliee, News Record, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Freshman Handbook, Y.W.C.A. Cabinei, Junior Advisers, Inirarnural Baslcei- ball, Volleyball, Ivy Chain, Dorm Council Treasurer. BAYNES, FRANK L.-Med., M.D., Wesl Lafayeile, Ind.-Acacia, Nu Sigma Nu. BEARD, BARBARA L.-Law, Cincinriari. BECK, MARYANN-+A.A., B.S., Cincinnari. BECKNER, DAVID A.-Lib. Aris, Cincinnafi-Bela Thela Pi, ROTC- Cadel Colonel, Scabbard and Blade. Sfudenr Council, Lib. Arls Tribunal, Phi Ela Sigma, Glee Club, Thoms High Scholarship Rec- ognirion, McMicken High Scholarship Recognirion, Omicron Della Kappa. BECKER, CHARLES-Bus. Ad., B.B.A.. Cincinnaii-Phi Delia Thela, Varsily Vaniiies, Cincinnaiian lBusiness Managerl, Cincinnali News Record lBusiness Managerl, Board oi Publicaiions, Pi Delia Epsi- lon, Melro llbresidenll, Bus. Ad. Tribunal lPresidenil, American Markefing Club. BECKETT, JACK G.-Engineering, Hunringron, W. Va. BEHN, FREDERICK E.-Engineering, Cincinnaii. BEHRENDT, IRWIN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu, Senior Class Presidenl, News Record lEdiiorl, Sigma Sigma, Lib, Aris Tribunal, Ulex, Sophos, Omicron Delia Kappa, Tennis Team Manager, C.-Club, Board of Publicaiions, Spirif Inc., Y.M,C.A. Freshman Assembly lPres.l, Jr. Prom Commiiiee, Cincinnalian. Mummers, Vaniries of '47, Inframurals, W.S.S.F. Drive, Freshman Orienfalion, Red Cross Commiliee. Pi Della Epsilon. BELLHORN, HAROLD BENEDICT, CLARENCE BENNETT, SHIRLEY E.-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnaii-Glee Club, Oraiorio Sociefy, Wig Wag, Women's Senaie, Foriy-Niners, Varsily Vaniries. BENTLEY, EDWARD J.-Bus. Ad., B.S., Fredonia, N. Y,-Weslminsler Foundalion, Y.M.C.A., Phi Era Sigma, Arls Board, Mummers Guild, BENZING, ELIZABETH-Teachers, B.S., I-lamillon, Ohio-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Dance Club lW.A.A.l. News Record lCirculafion Man- agerl. Junior Advisor, Mummers, Kappa Delia Pi, Alpha Lambda Delia, Ivy Chain, V.I.C. lChairmanl, Inrersororify House Council, Red Cross Molor Unil, Union Commiire lChr.l, Exhibiiion Com- mirlee lChr.l, Morlar Board lVice Pres.l BENZIN6, GEORGE-Lib. Arfs, B.S., Hamillon, Ohio-Bera Thefa Pi, Inlramural Sporls. BERENS, CHARLES L.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnari. BERGER, LESLIE RALPH-Lib, Aris, Cincinnali-AIS, Inlernaiional Srudenf Group. Council of Churches. BERGHEGGER, HOWARD W.-Engineering, Cincinnali. BERGMAN, GERALD-Lib. Arfs, Brooklyn, N. Y.-Pi Lambda Phi. BERGMAN, RAYMOND A.-Bus. Ad., Minisler, Ohio-Phi Eia Sigma, R.O.T.C., Ordinance Club, Scabbard and Blade, Newman Club. BERINGHAUS, CLARENCE-Engineering, E.E., Daylon, Ky. BERMAN, JEROME D.-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-News Record, Chairman of Our of Town Sludenis Commiliee, Pi Lambda Phi. FOR SCHOLARS-THE LIBRARY BERNARD, BETTY ANN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnaii-Pi Lambda Sigma, Newman Club. Glee Club. BERNET, CARL D.-Med., M.D., Cincinnaii. BERNET, HUBERT-M. Engineering, M.E., Cincinnari-Phi Delia Thefa. Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E., Y.M.C.A., R.O.T.C., Tau Bela Pi. BERNS, CHARLES BERRY,CHARLES M.-Law, FI. Thomas, Ky. BERTRAM, GLENNA M.-Teachers, Cincinnali-Chi Omega, W.A.A. lPresidenil, Arere IV. Pres.l, Penguin Club, Dance Club lPresi- denll, Junior Advisor, Baskerball lVarsiryl, Hockey lVarsiryl. Women's Senaie, Pan-Hellenic Council, Y.W.C.A., Freshman Com- mission. BERTSCH, LOIS-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Trianon, Women's Group Sysiem, Campus King Dance, Mummers. Kindergarien-Primary Club. BERTSCHINGER, JEANNE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Alpha Gamma Delia. Y,W.C.A., Kindergarlen-Primary Club, Spirir, Inc. BETTAN, ANITA-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii-Wig Wag Council, Arls Board, Delia Phi Epsilon, Hillel, Glee Club. BEYERSDORFER, JOHN-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnaii-A.S.M.E.. Iniramurals, Sigma Chi. BIAS, ROBERT O.-Bus. Ad., Avon Lake, Ohio-American Markeiing Associarion, Spirii, Inc. BIERMAN, CHARLES-Engineering, Cincinnaii. BILLETT, JAMES D.-Law, L.L.B., Youngslown. Ohio-Board of Ediiors ol Universiiy oi Cin'+i. Law Review. BINDER, WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Phoenix, Arizona-Pi Kappa Alpha, Inier-Fraierniry Council, Co-op Day Publicily Chairman, Union Dance Commirfee Chairman, Mummers. BINNS, MARQUERITTE- BISHOP, THOMAS G.-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnaii-Triangle, Infer- irarernify Council, Socieiy of Professional Engineers, A.S.M.E. BLAIR, ROBERT T.-Lib. Arls Greenhills, Ohio-Pi Kappa Epsilon. Page 24I BLANKENSHIP, SHIRLEY-A.A., B.S., Cincinnari-Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Varsily Vanilies, Pan Hellenic Council. BOBER, JOHN BODENSTEIN, ABRAHAM-Civil Eng., C.E., Cincinnafi-American Sociely of Civil Engineers, Phi Ela Sigma, Tau Beia Pi, Chi Epsilon. BODKIN, JOHN J.-A.A., Ludlow, Ky. BOEHRINGER, RAYMOND-Engineering, Ch.E., Cincinnali-Glee Club, A.I.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Phi Era Sigma. BOGEN, RICHARD BOHN, EDWARDfEngineering, Cincinnali-O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E., S.A.E. Club. BOHN, MARILYN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Chi Omega, Alpha Lambda Della. BOLAN, STEPHEN BOLLAND, AUDREY L.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Chi Omego, Omicron Nu lPresiden+l, Home Ec. Club, Home Ec. Tribunal, Y.W.C.A., I-leallh Commillee. BOLLER, ROBERT A.-Lib. Arls, B.5., Cincinnati-Phi Kappa, Newman Club, Arnold Air Sociefy, BONEAU, ALAN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-American Commons Club, Phi Ela Sigma, Inlerfralernify Council, Fencing Team, Mum- mers Guild. BONNER, GENEVA-A.A., B.S., Covinglon, Ky.-Alpha Omicron Pi lPresidenl'l, Co-ep Club, Y.W.C.A. BONNER, GLEN-E. Engineering. B.S., Hamillon, Ohio-A.I.E.E. BONNER, LOUISA-Teachers, Cincinnali. BOOKS, HAROLD-Engineering, ME., Cincinnafi-R.O.T.C., Phi Della Thela, A.S.M.E. MY TRICK Page 242 BORCHERDING, GORDON RICHARD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnai'i- R.O.T.C.. Phi Della Thela, Scabbard and Blade, Union Board Dance Commillee, American Ordinance Associaiion. BORDENKIRCHER, BRUCE-Engineering, Cuy Falls, Ohio. BORDNE, MARIANNE K.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnafi-Wig Wag, Home Ec. Club. BORTZ, LEE-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnafi-I-lillell, Y.M.C.A. BOSKSTIEGEL, RICHARD-Engineering, Mel. E., Cincinnali-Bela Thela Pi, Gamma Della lPresidenll, Glee Club. BOSSE, RICHARD L.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-lola Chi Epsilon. BOUTET, JOHN K.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Della Tau Della, A.M.A., lnlrarnurals. BOWMAN, ROBERT F.-Lib. Arla, B.A., Cincinnaii-Bela Thefa Pi, Y.M.C.A., News Record, Sfudenf Direcfory, R.O.T.C., lnframurals. BOYLE, JOHN-Engineering, lv1.E., Cincinnafi-A.S.M.E. BRADY, WILLIAM-Engineering, B,S., Wilbraham, Mass.-lns+il'u+e of Aeronaulical Sciences, Tau Bela Pi. BRAFFORD, ROBERT W.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Tau Omega, Y.M.C.A., lnlramurals, Economics Club, Arnold Air Sociefy. BRANDT, DONALD-Engineering. C. E., Cincinnafi-Cheerleader, Y.M.C.A., Varsily Vaniiies, Sophos, Phi Della Theia. BRANSCOM, ELDON-Engineering, M.E., Defroil, Mich.-A.S.M.E., American Commons Club, Y.M.C.A. BRATER, EDWARD J.-Lib. Ar+s, B.A., Cincinnali, BRAUER, RICHARD C.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali--Cross Counfry. BRAUN, ROBERT M.-Lib. Aris. B.A., Lawrenceburg, lnd.-Phi Delia Thela, R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade. BRAUN, ROBERT T.-Engineering, Cincinnali. BRAUNSTEIN, STANLEY-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. BREHM, ROBERT--Teachers, Cincinnali. BREIEL, SUSAN-Home Ec., B.S., Middlefown, Ohio-Delia Della Della lPres.l, Home Ec. Club. BRENDAMOUR, MARY LOU-A.A., Cincirinaii. BRESSER, ROBERT-Lib. Arla, Cincinna+i. BRIDGEFORD, OTIS E.-Med., M.D., Colorado Springs, Colo.-S'ru- denl Council, Milchell Undergraduale Pedialric Socieiy, Phi Kap- pa Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Kappa. BRIEG, DALE-Law, Cincinnali. BRINK, LAURENCE H.--Bus. Ad., Indianapolis, Ind. BRINKMAN, HERBERT-Law, Sharonville, Ohio BRINKMAN, RAYMOND J.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Phi Kappa, Newman Club. BRISKER, ALLAN-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Ela Sigma, lnlra- murals. BROCKMAN, JEROME HENRY-Engineering, M.E., Dayion, Ohio- A.S.M.E., lniramurals. BROCKSCHMIDT, HAROLD-Bus. Ad., Cincinnaii. BROERING, LEO-Engineering, Ch.E,, Covinglon, Ky.--Alpha Chi Sigma, American lnslilufe ol Chemical Engineers. BROGDON, REGINA--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Gamma Delia, Panhellenic Board, American Marlceling Associalion, Co-ep Club, Spirif, Inc., Y.W.C.A. Blankenship, Shirley Bober, John Bodenslein, Abraham Bodkin, John J. Boehringer, Raymond Bogen, Richard Bohn, Edward Bohn, Marilyn Bolan, Siephan Bolland, Audrey L. Boller, Roberl A. Boneau, Alan Bonner, Geneva Bonner, Glen Bonner, Louisa Books, Harold Borcherding, Gordon Bordenkircher, Bruce Bordne, Marianne K. Borfz, Lee Bosksliegel, Richard Bossa, Richard L. Boufei, John K. Bowman, Roberl F. Boyle, John Brady, William Brafford, Roberf W. Brandi, Donald Branscom, Eldon Braler, Edward J. Brauer, Richard C. Braun, Roberl M. Braun, Roberl T. Braunslein, Sfanley Brehm, Roberi Breiel, Susan Brendamour, Mary Lou Bresser, Roberf Bridgeford, Olis E. Brieq, Dale Brink, Laurence H. Brinkman, Herberl Brinkman, Raymond J. Brisker, Allan Broclrman, Jerome Henry Broclzschmidf, Harold Broerinq, Leo Brogdon, Regina Page 243- Broen, Roberl Brown, William R. Brunner, Donald Bruns, Richard Bryan, James C. Bryan, W. Thomas Buckmasler, Jane Revere Bueche, Frank Buehren, Virginia Buerk, Harold Bullock, Norman Bumiller, Margol Anne Bunlon, John Alexander Burqin, Leonard A. Burk, Palricia A. Burkel, Roberf Langdon Burkharl, Harold A. Burleigh, Marilyn M. Burleigh, William H. Burns, James J. Burseik, Carolyn Palricia Burl, Robert Burlf, Clyde Burzynski, Nancy J. Busch, Robert Bush, William Bullerwick, Alice Cagle, James M. Caine, Joan Calverl, Donald Thomas Campbell, Donald Cannamela, Vincenl' J. Capelle, John H. Carey, Thomas Carper, George Carr, Roberf L. Carraher, Emmelf P, Carrelli, Vicfor Carroll, George Raymond Carroll, John Carroll, Sidney E. Carler, Louise Carvilfi, Joseph Casper, Joseph Nl. Cafes, Richard Cawdor, Roberl J. Cecil, William C. Chalfanl, Clarics fage 244 BROEN, ROBERT BROWN, WILLIAM R.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Inler- nalional Relalions Club, R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade, Ordinance Club. BRUNNER, DONALD-Bus. Ad., Cincinnali. BRUNS, RICHARD-Lib., Arls, Cincinnali BRYAN, JAMES C.-Lib. Arls, B.S,. Cincinnali. BRYAN, W. THOMAS-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Phi Alpha. BUCKMASTER, JANE REVERE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Mariemonl, Ohio- W.A.A., Della Della Della, Penguin Club, Y.W.C.A., Psychology Club, Tennis Team, Red Cross. BUECHE, FRANK-Bus. Ad., Cincinnali, BUEHREN, VIRGINIA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Della Della, Morlar Board, Junior Advisor, Glee Club, Women's Senale, V.l.C,. Alpha Lambda Della, Varsily Vanilies, Forly-Niners, Union Board Commillee, Y.W.C.A., Secondary-Elemenlary Club, Ivy Chain. BUERK, HAROLD BULLOCK, NORMAN-Engineering, M.E., Vandalia, Ohio-A.S,M.E., O.S.P.E., Pi Tau Sigma, Dorm. Pres., lnler-Dorm Council. BUMILLER, MARGOT ANNEfProlile Edilor, lvv Chain, Speakers Bureau, Senior Week Commillee, Sailing Club, News Record llzealure wrilerl, Cincinnalian, Y.W.C.A., Penguin Club, Della Della Delta lVi. Pres.l, Mummers, Board ol Publicalions. BUNTON, JOHN ALEXANDER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. BURGIN, LEONARD A.--Med., M.D., Cincinnali-Phi Ela Sigma lPres.l, Men's Senale, Della Phi Alpha, Phi Bela Kappa, Phi Della Epsilon. BURK, PATRICIA A.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Chi Omega, Home Ec. Club Treas., Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A. BURKET, ROBERT LANGDON-Med., M.D., Sandusky, Ohio-Phi Chi. 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Ph 65.5, swam Direclory, O,D.K,, Pi Della Epsilon. ROY-Engineering, Milford, ohio-Moi. E., o.s.P.E., A.x.E. SHERMAN-Teachers, cimimn. WILLIAM-.Teachers cinamaia. WILLIAM R.-Teachers, Cincinnaii-Fooiball, R.O.T.C., Alpha Alpha, Fellowship Council. DAY, CLARE H.-App. Arls, B.S,, San Bernadino, California-Delia Tau Delia, Scarab lPres.l, Profile, lAss. Ed.l DEAKIN, CHARLES-App. Aris, Painsville. Ohio. DECENSO, ANTHONY-Law, Youngsfown, Ohio, DENNIS, PATRICIA-Home Ec., Cincinnaii-Delia Della Delia, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A. DENNIS, RAY E.-Engineering, Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. DEHART, ALFRED M.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii. DELL, WILLIAM C.4l.aw, Cincinnafi. DEMPSEY, CHARLESfApp. Arls, Cincinnaii. DEMUTH, GEORGE R.-Med., Sherwood, Ohio. DENNIS, JOEL B.-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-Phi Eia Sigma, Pi Lambda Phi, Del'a Phi Alpha. DENUCCIS, JEROME J.-Bus, Ad., Cincinnaii-Phi Eia Sigma, Mar- lreling Club. DENUZZE, ANDREW-Engineering, Cincinnaii. 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DOENCH, FRANK JR.-Engineering, Daylon, Ohio-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, A.S.M.E. DOEPKER, ROBERT-Engineering, Ch. E., Cincinnafi-A.l.Ch.E. DOERR, WILLIAM-Engineering, Cincinnafi. DOGGETT, ELLEN M.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Zeia Tau Alpha, Omicron Nu lV. Pres.l, Glee Club, Oraioria Socieiy, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A., Jr. Advisers. DOMER, DONALD LEE-Med., Canion, Ohio-Phi Chi Medical Frai., Mifchell Undergraduafe Pedialric Sociely, Pi Kappa Epsilon. Page 249 DONNERBERG, ROY--Med., M.D., Sharonville, Ohio. DONOHOO, JOHN--Med., M.D., Cincinnaii--Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Nu Sigma Nu, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Pediafric Socieiy. DOOLEY, MICHAEL J.-Bus. Ad., B.S., Sharonville, Ohio-Phi Delia Thela, Cross Couniry, Cross Counfry and Track Manager, Alpha Kappa Psi, Spirir, Inc.. Flying Club. DORSETT, JOSEPH LEWIS-Teachers, B,S., Minden, W. Va. DOUD, DONALD-Bus. Ad., Norwood, Ohio. DOUGHERTY, FRANK C.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-R.O.T.C., Markeiing Club. DOUGLAS, DONALD-Bus. Ad., Cincinnari. DOYLE, ARTHUR-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnaii. DRAKE, HALL-Bus Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Foolball Team. C Club. DREBO, GEORGE J.-Mech. Engineering-Cincinnafi-Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. URESSER, HUGH DREW, HAROLD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Beihel, Ohio-American Markei- ing Associalion. DRINKUTH, ED-Lib. Aris, Cincinnafi. DROBNIC, JAMES V.-Law, L.L.B., Cleveland, Ohio-Delia Tau Delia, Phi Alpha Delia. DUBBOIS, WILLIAM R.-Lib. Arls, Saugerlies, N. Y. DUCKWORTH, HENRY A.-Engineering, B.S., Daylon, Ohio-A.l,E.E., Era Kappa Nu, Tau Beia Pi. DUDSWORTH, DON- DUFF, FRANK-Teachers, Covingion, Ky. SMALL TALK IN THE UNION OFFICE Page 250 DUFFEY, WILLIAM-Med., MD., Cincinnaii. DUFFY, JACK-A.A., Newpori, Ky. DUFFY, JEAN-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Alpha Deira Pi, Home Economics Club. DUFFY, LAWRENCE M.-A.A., B.S,, Cincinnali-News Record. DUGAN, FRANCIS R.-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii-Phi Delia Theia, Omi- cron Della Kappa, Social Board lPresiden+I. Senior Class lTreas.I, Varsify Track, Varsily Cross Counlry, Men's Senale IV. Pres.I, Co- edifor of Freshman Guidebook, Scabbard and Blade, Chrm. Senior Ring Commiilee, W.Y.S,F,, Migralion Day Commiiiee, Chrm. Orieniaiion Commilfee. DUMONT, JOHN F.-Teachers-Madeira, Ohio--Veferans Associa fion, Kappa Delia Pi, Y.M.C.A., T.C. Tribunai. DUNKER, ROLAND D.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Miamisburg, Ohio-Alpha Tau Omega, A.I.Ch.E., Rifle Team, German Club. DUNLAP, JANET-Home Ec., Cincinnaii. DUNTEMAN, PAUL H.-Lib. Ar'l's, Cincinnali. DUPPSTADT, ERMA--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Sioysiown, Pa.-A,M.A., A.A.A., American Sociely of Women Accounianis, Co-ep Club, lnier-Dorm Council, Cox Hall Dorm Pres. DUVALL, VIOLA-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali, EARLE, DAN-Bus. Ad., Cincinnati. EARLY, ELMER' EHLE, SHARON-Lib, Aris, B.S., Cincinnaii-Mummers, German Club, Alpha Gamma Delia, Alpha Lambda Delia, loia Sigma Pi, Y.W.C.A., Co-op Engineer, Sailing Club, Varsily Vanilies. EHRENBERG, OTTO W.-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnafi-Psychology Club. EISNAUGHE, RICHARD-Law, Cincinnaii. EICHER, THOMAS WILLIAM-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Phi Delia Theia lSec., Pledge Trainerl, News Record lSpor'rs Ediiorl, Cin- cinnaiian lSporIs Ediiorl, Pi Delia Epsilon, Siudeni' Councii, Social Board lTreas.l, Senior Week Commiiiee, Mummers, Mar- keiing Club, Y.M.C.A., Omicron Delia Kappa. ELLIOTT, PEGGY SLONE-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Junior Advisor, Lib Arfs Tribunal, Vocafional Informaiion Conferences. ELLIOT, RODNEY PAUL-Mer. Engineering, Mei. E., Dayfon, Ohio- A.I.Ch.E., O,S.P.E., Tau Befa Pi, Foundry Educaiional Foundafion Fellowship. ELLIS, A. BARRY-Bus. Ad., Cincinnali-Delia Tau Delia, American Markering Club. EMMERICH, THEODORE H. JR.-Bus. Ad., B.B,A., Covinglon, Ky.- Phi Era Sigma, American Ordinance Assn. ENGELHARDT, ED-Lib. Arts, B.A., Cincinnafi-Associarion of Inde- pendeni Siudenls, Arrs Board, Glee Club Board, American Chem- ical Sociery. ENGELHARDT, JOHN P.-Lib. Aris, Cincinnaii. ENDERLE, ROBERT E.-Engineering, C.E.. Deer Park, Ohio-Phi Kappa, A.S.C.E., Co-op Day. ERHARDT, ALICE-Bus. Ad., Cincinnaii, ESPELAGE, MARY-Lib. Aris, Cincinnali. EVANS, CAROLYN-Home Ec., BS., Cincinnafi-Chi Omega, Wig Wag, News Record, Mummers, Y.W.C.A., Red Cross, Home Ec. Club, Junior Advisor, Pan Hellenic Council, Ivy Chain, Debaie Team, Co-ep Club, Newman Club. EVANS, HAROLD-Engineering, A.E., Cincinnafi-lnslifufe of Aeroe naulical Sciences. EVANS, ROBERT-Lib. Arls, Cincinnafi, EVELAND, JOHN W.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Markeiing Club. Donnerberg, Roy Donohoo, John Dooley, Michael J. Dorself, Joseph Lewis Doud, Donald Dougherly, Frank C. Douglas, Donald Doyle, Arlhur Drake, Hall Drebo, George J. Dresser, Hugh Drew, Harold Drinkufh, Ed. Drobnic, James V. DuBois, William R. Duclrworlh, Henry A. Dudsworfh, Don Duff, Frank Duffey, William Duffy, Jack Duffy, Jean Duffy, Lawrence M. Dugan, Francis R. Dumonl, John F. Dunker, Roland D. Dunlap, Janel Dunleman, Paul H. Duppsiadl, Erma Duvall, Viola Earle, Dan Early, Elmer Ehle, Sharon Elirenberg, Olfo W. 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FREIDENHEIM, JOSEPH-Engineering, B.S. in A.E., Cincinnaii-Pi Lambda Phi, Co-op Engineer, Tau Befa Pi, Phi Era Sigma, l.A,S., News Record, FRIEDMAN, PHILLIP L.-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu. FRIEDLANDER, JERRYWBUS. Ad., B.B,A., Cincinnali-A.E. P. lPres.l, Ulex, Cheerleader lCapI.l, Spirir, inc. lV. Pres.l, C Club, Ass'+ Siudenl Manager lniramural Aihlelics, Inrerfraferniiy Council. Y.M.C,A. FRONT, HENRI E.-Lib. Aris, B.A., New York, N.Y.- I.Z.F.A., Hillel, Chess Club, Aris Board, Phoiography Club, Alpha Phi Omega, Siudeni Union Commiifee. FUGAZZE, LESLIE WIDE OPEN SPACES Page 253 UC--CLASS OF '72 FULFORD, BETTYgA. Engineering, A.E., Orland, Florida-Mcrlar Board, Thela Phi Alpha lPres.l, UC Spiril, Inc. lChair.l, Pan- I-lellenic Council lPres.l, Co-op Day Comrnillee IV. Chair.l, Pi Chi Epsilon lV. 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GILMORE, J.-Engeering, Hamillon, Ohio. GILSON, PAUL-Engineering, A.E,, Cincinnali-Tau Bela Pi, lnslilule ol Aeronaulical Sciences. GIM, MARJORlEYLib. Arls, Cincinnali. GINBERG, PAUL-Engineering, A.E., Cincinnali-Tau Bela Pi, lnslilule ol Aeronaulical Sciences. GINSBERG, THEODORE R.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Far Rockaway, N.Y.-- Pi Lambda Phi, Psychology Club. News Record, Hillel, Y.M.C.A., Arls Board, lnlerlralernily Council. GLASS, ROBERT E.-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-Phi Della Phi, Phi Della Thela. Republican Club. GLENN, DAVID L.-Lib. Arls, B.A., CincinnalifOuadres, Scrollers Club, Men's Senale, Fellowship Council, Panel ol Americans, Sociology Club, Kappa Alpha Psi. GLINDMEYER, RALPH W.-Engineering, Coyinglon, Ky. GOCKER, MARCIE P.-Lib. Arls, A.B,, Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma, Y.W.C.A., Junior Advisers, Varsily Vanilies. GODDARD, LOUIS-Engineering, Daylon, Ohio, GOEBERT, LESTER E,-Engineering, E.E., Alkinson, Ill.-A.l.E.E., Tau Bela Pi, Ela Kappa Nu. GOEDFORB, ALBERT-Engineering, Cincinnali. GOLDFARB, BERNARDALib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Psychology Club. GOLDFARB, LEONARD-Lib, Arls, B.A., Cincinnali. GOLDFARB, LILLIAN-Teachers, Charleslon, W. Va. GOLDIN, MILTON-Engineering, Teaneck, N. J. GOODWIN, TRACY GOODYEAR, JENNY-Bus. Ad., B.B,A., Norwood, OhiofA.l.S., Alpha Omicron Pi, Pi Chi Epsilon, Junior Advisor, Co-ep Club Board, Tournamenl Commillee, Y.W.C.A., Cincinnalian. GOTTAS, WILLIAM H.fLaw, l.,l..R., Mansfield, Ohio-Phi Alpha Della, Universily Republican Club, lnlernalional Club. GOTTSCHALK, JOYCE--Teachers, B,S., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., Dance Club. lvlummers, Vanilies, Junior Advisers, Prolile, Tau Bela Sigma, Band Sponsor, Della Della Della. GOUGH, JAMES F.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Alpha Kappa Psi, American Markeling Associalion. Fulford, Betty Gaddis Donald Gaffney, Donald W. Gaible, Jene Gaiser, William Gaifher, Alfred Gammon, Floyd Gard, Florence Garfinkel, Slanley Garfner, Lorraine Mae Gaskins, Slanley Gales, Jane Gay, Richard M. Gee, Jack K. Gee, Palricia S. 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Arls, B,S., Cincinnali-German Club, Mum- mers, W.A,A., Y.W.C.A., Sfudenf Direclory, Zela Tau Alpha l2nd Vice Pres.l, Newman Club. GRANNEN, JOSEPH L.-Eng., Cincinnaii. GRAFIZON7, CARL F.-Eng., M.E., Dayion, Ohio-Sigma Chi, A.S.M.E. Trees. GRASER, EARL J.-A.A., B,S., Toledo, Ohio-Alpha Sigma Phi, I.F.C., Delia Phi Delia, Y.M.C.A., Co-chairman Beaux Arls Ball of l949, Velerans Club. GRAVENKEMPER, ROLAND C.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Sigma Chi, Am. lvlarlceiing Assn., R.O.T.C., Y.M.C.A. GREEN, HARRISON T.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Sludenl Reli- gious Council, Religious Emphasis Weelc Commillee, Chrislian ' Science Organizalion, Y.M.C.A. GREEN, JAMES R.-A.A., Hunlinglon, W. Va. GREENE, CHARLES G.-Bus Ad., Coyingion, Ky. GREENE, LOIS ELAINE-Lib. Arls, B.A. Bellevue K .-Phi u G e i , y M , I Club, German Club, Psychology Club, Varsily Vanilies, Wig Wai-3, Y.W.C.A., Spirif, Inc., W.A.A. GREENFIELD, MILDRED-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., CincinnaliwAlpha Lambda Della, l.Z.F.A., Hillel, Co-ep Club, A.l.S. GREENSTEIN, IRVING I.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Pi Lambda Phi. GREISER, RHEA-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii. GREIWE, FRANCES W.-T.C., B.E,, Kenwood, Ohio-Thela Phi Alpha, Y.W.C.A., Secondary-Elemenlary Club, Newman Club. GREIVE, JEANNE-Home Ec., B.S., Lawrenceburg, Ind.-eAlpha Gam- ma Delfa, Gamma Della, ivlummers, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Cluln, Glee Club. GRICE, LESTER S., JR.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-lola Chi Epsilon, Rilile and Pisiol Club lpres.l, Varsiiy Riile Team lcaphl, Coach ol Women's Rifle Team, Marlceiing Club. GRIESHEIMER, RICHARD-Eng., ME., Cincinnaii-Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E. GRIFFITH, JOHN R.wLaw, Daylon, Ohio. GRIMM, CARL A.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnati-Profile, Del+a Tau Della, Delia Phi Alpha. GRIMM, WILLIAM E.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Gym Team, C Club, Sigma Chi, Marlceling Club. GROGAN, MARTHA ANN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Theia Phi Alpha, Y.W.C.A., Sailing Club lsec'yl, Transfer from Rosary College. GRUSD, EDWIN D.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu, lniramurals. GULINO, ATEO GULLEY, MAXINE-A.A., Richmond, Va. GUMZ, PAULINA-A.A., B.S., Cincinnali-W.A,A. Board, Delia Zela. GUNDERMAN, CLAIRE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Glee Club, Var- sify Vanilies ldance direclorl, Foriy-niners, lviummers Guild lvice- pres.l, Alpha Chi Omega, Junior Advisers, Sludenl Direcfory, Wig Wag. GUNTER, CARL JR.-Eng., B.S., Ashland, Ky.--Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E. GUTHMAN, LOUISE-A.A., B.S., Cincinnali-Varsiiy Vanilies, Forfy- niners, Mummers, Modern Dance Club, Swimming Team. GUTJAR, JACK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Freshman Dance Com- millee, News Record, Pi Kappa Alpha, Spiril, Inc., Y.M.C.A., Republican Club. GUTZWILLER, WILLIAM-Eng., Cloves. Ohio. ABOVE THE CROWD HAAZ, JOHN E.-Eng., lvl.E., Wyoming, Ohio-A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sig- ma. HACKETT, WILLIAM BOSTIC, lll--Lib. 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Aris, B.A., Cincinnaii-Kappa Alpha Thela lvice-pres.l,Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Vigilance, Cincinnalian, Junior Adviser, lniramural Sporls. HAMRICK, WINN-Law, Dayion, Ohio. HANLON, JOHN R.-T.C., Cincinnali-Phi Epsilon Kappa. Page 257 HANLON, LESLIE HANSON, ROBERT J.-Lib. Arts, B.A., Roclctord, Illinois-Mummers, Westminster Foundation, International Relations Club. HANZEL, FRANK R.-Med., M.D., Barberton, Ohio-Phi Chi. HARPER, KARL W.-Lib. Arts, Locliland, Ohio-Rifle Club. HARRISON, CHRISTINA P.-Teachers. B.S., Cincinnati, Ohio. HART, GENEVIEVE-Law, Cincinnati. HART, JAMES-Applied Arts, B.S., Dayton, Ohio-Delta Tau Delta, A.l.A. HARTMAN, ROBERT-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Covington, Kentuclcy. HARVEY, LORLEE-Lib. Arts, BA., Cincinnati-Zeta Tau Alpha, Psy- chology Club, Arts Board, Y.W.C.A. HASSETT, JAMES A.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnati-Sigma Chi, Ameri- can Marketing Assn. HASSLER, B. HATTERSCHIDE, THOMAS-Engineering, Cincinnati. HAUCK, JEAN C.-Lib. 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Hine, Paul Page 259 Page 260 Hirschberg, Erwin Hobson, Pat Hodson, Dorothy Jo Hoetfler, James W. Hoffhouse, Donald Hoffman, Ruth E. Hoffman, Thomas C. Hofmann, Albert Hoh, Lawrence A. Hollingsworth, E. J. Holthaus, Jerome H. Holzberg, Stanley Honald, George R. Hoodin, Shirley Hopf, John I. Hord, Rodney Hosea, Robert A. Hosick, Robert L. Howard, James W. Howard, William W. Hoyer, Beniamine Hoyer, Phyllis Hudacko, Vincenf J. Hudson, Barbara Hudson, Glen Hughes, Chester Hughes, Donald Huhley, George Huitger, Richard Hummell, Paul Hummer, Dwiqhf D. Hurlburt, Wallace, Jr Hussey, Cyril C. Havlin, Hyland, Robert C. Kathleen A Hyman, Geri lmes, Mariorie J. Imfeld, Clem F., Jr. Immerman, Harvey lnderhees, John Inloes, Lawrence D. Isaacs, Charles G. Ives, Mary Jackson, Susan Jacobs, Clifford, Jr Jacobs, Thelma Jaeger, Bruno Jaeger, Gloria HIRSCHBERG, ERWIN-Eng., Parlc Ridge, Ill. HOBSON, PATRICIA-T.C., Cincinnali. HODSON, DOROTHY JO-Lib. 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HORD, RODNEY-A.A., Flemingslourg, Ky. HOSEA, ROBERT ARTHUR-Eng., E.E., Cincinnaii-A.l.E.E., l.R.E. HOSICK, ROBERT LEROY-Eng., Ch.E. Cincinnali-Triangle, A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Y.M.C.A. HOWARD, JAMES W.+-Eng., Greenhills, Ohio-A.S.M.E., Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi. HOWARD, WILLIAM WARREN-Eng., Ch.E., Cincinnaii-A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. HOYER, BENJAMINE-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. HOYER, PHYLLIS-Home Ec., BS., Cincinnali-Phi Mu lSec'y-Treas.l, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club. HUDACKO, VINCENT J.-Eng., Mel.E., Barberlon, Ohio. HUDSON, BARBARA-A.A., B.S., lviicldleiown, Ohio-Della Phi Del+a. HUDSON, GLEN-Bus. Acl., Cincinnali. HUGHES, CHESTER-Eng., Buller, Pa. HUGHES, DONALD-Lib. Aris, Cincinnali. HUHLEY, GEORGE- HUITGER, RICHARDfEng., Ciricinnafi. HUMMELL, PAUL-Med., Bellevue, Ky. HUMMER, DWIGHT D.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Swarlhmore, Pa.-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi, Am. Marlceling Assn., Sludenl Direcfory, Chrislian Science Organizalion. HURLBURT, WALLACE, JR.-Eng., C.E.. Cincinnati-A.S.C.E.. Y.M.C.A. HUSSEY, CYRIL C.-Eng., M.E., Sidney, Ohio-A.S.M.E., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. HAVLIN, ROBERT CHARLES-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnafi-Glee Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sludenl Direclory, Fellowship Club, R.O.T.C. HYLAND, KATHLEEN A.-T.C., B.S., Porlsmouih, Ohio-Pi Lambda Sigma, Arele, W.A.A., Sigma Epsilon Bela, Memorial Dorm Pub' licily Commillee, Penguin Club. HYMAN, GERALDINEYLib. Arls, Cincinnali. IMES, MARJORIE J.-T.C., B.S., Cincinnali-Kindergarlen Club, Ouadres, Junior Advisers. IMFELD, CLEM F. JR.-Law, L.L.B., Hamillon, Ohio-Della Thela Phi. IMMERMAN, HARVEY- Law. Cincinnali. INDERHEES, JOHN-Eng., Cincinnaii. INLOES, LAWRENCE D.-Eng., lv1.E., Hamillon, Ohio-A.S.M,E., Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon. ISAACS-CHARLES G.--A.A., Cincinnali. IVES, MARY-Lilo. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali-Della Della Della, League of Women Volers, Soc, Club. JACKSON, SUSAN-A.A., Cincinnali. JACOBS, CLIFFORD JR.--T.C., B.S., Cincinnaii. 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Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Spiril, Inc., American Marleling Associalion. JONES, GRAEME B.-Engineering, E.E., Cincinnali-Pi Kappa Alpha. JONES, A. JEANNETTEAA.A., B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A.. Young Republican Club. JONES, BARTON JR.-Engineering, Cincinnali. JONES, HERBERT R.AA.A., Cincinnali. JONES, WILLIAM M.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. JORDAN, DAVID P.4Lib. Aris, Charleslon, Wesl Va.-Band lConcerf and Varsilyl, Kappa Kappa Psi, R.O.T.C., Arnold Air Sociely of Cadels, American Commons Club lPres.l, Inlerfralernily Council, Y.M.C.A. JORDAN, ROBERT L.fl.aw, Cincinnali-Board of Edilors ILaw Re- viewl, Honor Commiilee, Phi Della Phi, Legal Aid Clinic, Senior Class Presidenl, Harmon, Colsion, Goldsmilh and I-loadly Prize. JOSLYN, WARREN A.-Engineering, Cincinnali. KAHLE, NORMA JANE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Kappa Gamma. Red Cross lChairman ol Wafer Salelyl, T.C. Tribunal, Arele, Junior Advisers, Y.W.C.A., Penguin Club, Sigma Epsilon Bela. W.A.A. KAISER, ELLEN MARIE-Nursing and I-Ie-allh, B.S., Akron, Ohio-Sporls Club, Bridge Club, Freshman Class Secrelary, Senior Class Presi- denl, Sfudenl Facully Commillee, Library Commiflee. Consrilu- fion and By-Laws Commiflee, Y.W.C.A., Social Commiflee, Honor Day Award Chairman. KALCHMAN, SOL J.-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. KALFAS, NINA M.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Epsilon Phi Sigma, Rifle Club, Arele, A.l.S., Sigma Epsilon Bela. KALINCHAK, PAUL-A,A., B.S., Poniage, Pa. KAMM, ARTHUR-Engineering, Cincinnali. KAMMERER, FRANK-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi, Ameri- can Markeling Club. KAPP, KIT S.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-Lambda Chi Alpha. KARETH, ELMER E.-Teachers, B.S., Cheviol, Ohio-Glee Club. KARNES, SHIRLEY A.-Home Ec., B.S., Easl Belle, Wes? Virginia-- Home Economics Club, lvlummers, 4-9'ers, Wesley Foundalion, Sfudenl Religious Council, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A. KATZ, JONAS4Law, Cincinnali. KECKLER, DAVID P.-Engineering, Ch.E., Germanlown, Ohio-Ameri- can Commons Club, A.I.Ch.E., Tau Bela Pi. KEELING, JOHN E.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Porlland, Indiana-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi, Y.M.C.A., R.O.T.C., American lvlarlrel- ing Assn., Scabbard and Blade. KEFFER, ROBERT-Engineering, Cincinnali. KEISER, DONALD D.fA.A., B.S., Cincinnali-Della Phi Della, Alpha Sigma Phi, Arls Board, Y.M.C.A. KELLER, WILFRED M.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Varsify Swim- ming, C Club, Gamma Delia, News Record, Cincinnalian. KENDRICK, ANNE-Lib. Arrs, B.A., Cincinnali-Band, Vigilance, Lib- eral Arls Tribunal, Tau Bela Sigma, Union Dance Commilfee, Pro- gram Cnmmiliee of Union, W.A.A. Board, Junior Advisers, Kappa Alpha Thela. KENDRICK, RALPH I..-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Newporf, Kenluclcy-Della Sigma Pi. KERR, STUART DUFF-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Prolile, Mummers, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. KESSEL, DAVID G.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali. KEYS, JOHN R.4Med., Daylon, Ohio. KEYTON, HOWARD JR.-Engineering, lv1.E., Daylon, Ohio-A.S.Iv1.E., O.S.P.E. KILLEN, ROBERT J.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Advanced Air Force, R.O.T.C. James, Howard Janszen, Edyihe Jarson, Mickey Jenkins, David Jennewein, Jacquelson Jensen, Carl Jensen, Gilda H. Jesler, Marvin R. Johns, Paul T. Johnson, Donn A. Johnson, Edward A. Johnson, Harold D. Johnson, Joseph Johnslon, Belly Johnslon, Waller P. Johnslon, William R. Jones, Donald S. Jones, Graeme B. Jones, A. Jeanneffe Jones, Barron, Jr. Jones, Herberl Jones, William M. Jordan, David P. Jordan, Roberl L. Joslyn, Warren Kahle, Norma J. Kaiser, Ellen M. Kalchman, Sol Kalfas, Nina M. Kalinchak, Paul Kamm, Arthur Kammerer, Frank Kapp, Kil S. Karelh, Elmer E. Karnes, Shirley A. Kalz, Jonas Keckler, David P. Keeling, John E . Keffer, Roberl Keiser, Donald D. Keller, Wilfred M. Kendrick, Anne Kendrick, Ralph L. Kerr, Sluarf D. Kessel, David 6. Keys, John Keyion, Howard, Jr. Killen, Roberl J. Pago 263 Page 264 Kimble, Edward Kincaid, Nancy L. Kinsey, Margaref Ann Kirschner, Richard E. Killrell, David H. Klehfofh, Paul Klimczalr, Slanley Kline, Kalhleen Kllnqenberg, Ralph H. Klilgard, Pefer Klopfenslein, Herberf, Kluq, Arnold Klug, Mark W, Knupier, Mavis Koch, George Koch, Lorene Koelker, Leo Koesfer, Edward W. Koesler, Roberl Kofmehl, Paul J. Koogler, Charles K. Kopp, William J. Krabacher, Willis A. Krafl, Roberl S. Kravelz, Sluarf Krebs, Laverne Kriegel, Joanne l. Krieger, William Kromme, Arrhur H. Kron, Belly J. Krone, Donald Krone, Paul W. Kuechenmeisler, John Krueger, Sfanley Kuenlel, Richard Kuhn, Paul A. Kull, Pauline L. Kunnen, Ed Kunz, Fred G., Jr. Kunze, Ralph C. Kurlz, John Labbson, Donald Lach, Fred LaManlia, Carl H. Laminq, Roger Lammers, Charles S. Lammerl, Albert J. Lange, Jeanne F. KIMBLE, EDWARD-Engineering, Daylon, Ohio. KINCAID, NANCY L.-Home Ec., B.S., Newlown, Ohio-Glee Club, Secrelary ol Glee Club, Home E. Club, Y.W.C.A., Murnmers, Varsily Vanilies, Forly-Niners, lnler-Dormilory Council. KINSEY, MARGARET ANN-A.A., B.S,, Toledo, Ohio-Y.W.C.A.. Alpha Lambda Della, Junior Adviser, Della Phi Della lScholar- ship Sec'yI, Union Variely Comm., Dormilory Unil IV.-Pres.l KIRSCHNER, RICHARD E.-Lib. Arls, A.B., Cincinnali. KITTRELL, DAVID H.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Rochesler, N. Y.-Thela Chi. KLEHFOTH, PAUL-Bus. Ad., Cincinnali. KLIMCZAK, STANLEY-Teachers, B.S., Soulh Bend, Ind.-Eoolloall, Phi Epsilon Kappa. KLINE, KATHLEEN-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., U.C. Glee Club, Alpha Della Pi lTreas.l, Della Phi Alpha, Classics Club, German Club, Volleyball, Bowling, Baplisl Youlh Fellowship. KLINGENBER6, RALPH H.-Med., M.D., Daylon, Ky.-Pi Kappa Epsilon. KLITGARD, PETER-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E., Phi Della Phi Legal Eralernily, U. C. Law School Case Club. KLOPFENSTEIN, HERBERT JR.-Engineering, B.S., in A.E., Creslline, Ohio- lnslilule ol Aeronaulioal Sciences. KLU6, ARNOLD KLU6, MARK W.-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnali-Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. KNUPFER, MAVIS-Lib. Arls, B.A., Ludlow, Ky.-'Sociology Club, Psychology Club. KOCH, GEORGE-Law, Cincinnali. KOCH, LORENE-Home Ec., BS., Cincinnali-Home Ec. Club, Della Della Della, Y.W.C.A. KOELKER, LEO-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnali-Newman Club, A.5.M.E. KOESTER, EDWARD W.fLib. Arls, BS., Cincinnali-Sigma Gamma Epsilon. KOESTER, ROBERT-Engineering, Cincinnali. KOFMEHL, PAUL J.-Teachers, Oakridge, Tennessee. KOOGLER, CHARLES K.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Millard, Ohio-Baseball. KOPP, WILLIAM J.-Med., M.D., Cincinnali-Phi Chi, Pi Kappa Epsilon, Milchell Pedialric Sociely. KRABACHER, WILLIS A.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Marlcelinq Club, U.C. Velerans Associalion. KRAFT, ROBERT S.-Law, Cincinnali. KRAVENTZ, STUART-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Pi Lambda Phi, Phi Ela Sigma, Hillel, Y.M.C.A. KREBS, LAVERNE-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cinoinnali4Lalin Club, News Record, Weslminsler Fcundalion. 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Cincinnali-Arls 1 Q I i Board, Y.W.C.A., Zela Tau Alpha, Spiril lnc., Sludenl Direclory, Wig Wag, W.S.S.F., W.A.A., Classics Club, lnlramural Volley Ball. MONJAR, WILLIAM-A.A., B.S., Cincinnali. MONSON, HARRY N.-Teachers, B.S., Sharon, Pennsylvania-Varsily Foolball, lnlramural Sporls, Phi Epsilon Kappa. MONTGOMERY, ROBERT-A. Engineering, Hamillon, Ohio-lnslilule ol Aero Sciences, Tau Bela Pi. MOODY, WILLIAM J.-Law, Massilon, Ohio. MOORE, DONALD C.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Sigma Chi. MOORE, EDMOND L.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Lambda Chi Alpha. Coeoperalive Engineer, Melro, Men's Senale, Spiril Inc., Marlqeling Club, Cincinnalian, Arls Board, Y.M.C.A., R.O.T.C., Inlramural Debale, Co-op Day Commillee. MOORE, ELIZABETH H.-Lib. Arls, B.A. Cincinnali-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Junior Advisor. Psychology Club. MOORE, JOANNE-Lib. Arls, A.B., Greenville, Ohio-Tau Bela Sigma, Band, Trianon, Y.W.C.A., Senior Councellor, Memorial Dorm. MOORE, ROBERT LOUIS-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali. MOORMAN, MARGIE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Arele, Della Zela, W.A.A. MOORMEIR, LOUIS F.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Union Board Dance Comm., A.l.S.E., lola Chi Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon IV- Pres.l. lnlerlralernily Council. MOOTHART, MARY-Lib. Arls, B.S,, Sidney, Ohio-Alpha Della Pi, Glee Club, Varsily Vanilies, Alpha Lambda Della, Y.W.C.A. MORGAN, RICHARD R.-Lib. Arls. B.A., Cincinnali-Psychology Club, Wesley Foundalion, lnler-religious Council, Y.M.C.A. MORRIS, GWENDOLYN-Med.. Alsion, Ohio. MORRIS, JOHN-Eng., M.E., Vandalia, Ohio-A.S.M.E., Baslcelball, lnlra-murals, lnlra-murals Alhlelic Manager 'lor A.S.M.E. MORRIS, PATRICIA-Teachers, Cincinnali. MORRIS, PERE MUELLER, DOROTHY M.-Lib. Arls, B. A., Loclcland, Ohio-Morlar Board lTreasl, Alpha Lambda Della IV-Presl, Y.M.C.A. IV-Presl, W.A.A. lSecl, Union Board, Union Program Commillee Chairman, lnlra-mural Teams, Penguin Club lTreas.l, Rille Club, Sociologv Club, A.I.S., W.G.S., Cooperalive Engineer lCirculalion Mgr.l Senior Weelc Commillee, Cincinnalian, News Record, Sludenl Direclory, Y I-landboolc, Prolile, Mumrners, Forly Niners. Wornen's Senale, Spiril Inc., Red Cross, Religious Emphasis Weelc. MUELLER, JOHN C. JR.-A.A.. B.S., Cincinnali-Phi Della Thela, Cincinnalian Edilor, Board ol Publicalians, Applied Arls Tribunal, Della Phi Della, Omicron Della Kappa, Mummers, Y.M.C.A., Pi Della Epsilon. MUELLER, KARLYN L.-Teachers. B.S,, I-lamillon, Ohio-Alpha Phi, Kappa Della Pi, Kindergarlen-Primary Club. MUHLHAUSER, PAULA L.--Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Alpha Thela, Arele, W.A.A. MULLER, FRED-Eng., Ch.E., Cincinnali-Alpha Chi Sigma, A.I.C.E., O.S.P.E., R.O.T.C., Pershing Rilles. MULVEY, RICHARD-Lib. Arls., Cincinnali. THE WINNAHI MUNGER, JAMES P.-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali MUNSELL, MARION E.-Teachers, B.S., New Brilain, Conn.-Della Zela, Kappa Della Pi, Glee Club and Madrigal, Y.W.C.A., ln- lra-mural Sporls. MURDOCK, FREDERICK PETER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. MUSHABEN, GERALD-Eng., Ch.E., Cincinnali-Newman Club, Phi Ela Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. MUSSMAN, JAMES T.-Teachers, B.S., Newporl, Kenluclcy-lnlen Varsily Chrislian Fellowship, Phi Ela Sigma, Cross Counlry. MYERS, CHARLES-Eng., Cincinnali. MYERS, IRENE-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Zela Tau Alpha, Alpha Lambda Della, Sludenl Direclory, Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A. MYERS, JOHN-Law, Cincinnali. MYERS, RUSSEL C.-A.A., Cincinnali-Sigma Phi Epsilon, lnler- 'lralernily Council, Men's Senale, Scarab, Glee Club, American lnslilule ol Archilecls, Y,M.C.A. MYSONHIMER, WESLEY F.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-News Record, Arls Board. NAGEL, PATRICIA-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A., Wig Wag, Teachers College Tribunal, Junior Advisors, W.A.A. Board, Arele, Sigma Epsilon Bela, Alpha Chi Omega. NAISH, THOMAS-A.A., Pleasanl Plains, Ohio. NASINIC, JOSEPH-A.A., Cincinnali. NESTER, WILLIAM RAYMOND-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Y.M.C.A., Sludenl Direclory, Board ol Publicalions lCl'1r.l. Teachers College Tribunal, Union Dance Commillee, Sludenl Council Presidenl, Kappa Alpha IV-Pres.l, Union Board, Inler- lralernily Council, Omicron Della Kappa. NEWMAN, CHARLES-Eng., Cincinnali. NEWMAN, DAVID-A.A., B.S., Colonia, New Jersey-l.E.S. NEWLAND, FAYNELLE-Teachers, B.S., Ballimore, Maryland-Della Zela. U.C. Band, Tau Bela Sigma, Guidon, W.A.A. Board, Ivy Chain, Arele. Pan-Hellenic Council. Page 273 NIEHAUS, JOHN W.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Chi, Pi Delia Epsilon, Cincinnaiian Bus. Mgr., Board of Publicaiions, Co- op Engineer, Marlceiing Club, lniramurals. NORTEMAN, HEWITT-Eng., E.E., Marlins Ferry, Ohio-A.l.E.E., ln- iraierniry Council, loia Chi Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon. NUTTALL, BRANDON D.--L.A., B.S., Shelbyville, Ky.-Y.M.C.A., Veis Associaiion Pres., Sigma Gamma Epsilon, A.I.Ch,E., Assi. Supervisor Union Bldg. O'BRIEN, JEAN-Home Ec., B.S,, Cincinnaii-Theia Phi Alpha, Y.M. C.A., Pan Hellenic Council, Home Ec. Club. O'BRIEN, OWEN--Eng., Coving'ron,Ky. O'BYRNE, JOSEPH-Eng., B.S. in M.E., Cincinnaii-A.S.M.E. OGLE, KENNETH R.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii-American Marlrei- ing Associaiion. O'GRADY, FREDERICK C.--Law, Dayion, Ohio. OHLSON, ROBERT W.-Eng., M.E., Cincinnaii-Pi Tau Sigma, A.S. M.E,, R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade, O.S.P.E., A.O.A., Co-op Day Commiiiee. O'KEEFE, KATHLEEN-Home Ec., B.S,, Cincinnafi-Home EC. Club. Y.W.C.A., Kappa Alpha Thela. oKuM, MILTON J.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., CindWH'Pl Lambda Phi. Y.iv1.C.A., News Record, Hillel, American Markefing Associaiion. Cincinnaii Chamber of Commerce. OLIVER, DONALD-Eng., E.E,, Cincinnaii-l.R.E., A.l.E.E.. Efa Kappa Nu. ORLIK, GILBERT D.-L.A., B.A., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu. OSTRANDER, ELIZABETH-L.A., Cincinnaii. OSTRANDER, JAMES-L.A., Cincinnaii. OTTEN, CLAIRE-T.C., B.S., Cincinnaii-Delia Delia Delia, Y.W.C.A.. Dance Club, Varsiiy Vaniiies, Eoriy NinerS. Kil'1Cl9FCJ6Vief1'Piim5'Y Club, lniramural Baslceibdll. FRONT AND CENTER Page 274 OVERLY, HARRY T.-Med., Cyihiana, Ky. PAHLS, JAMES T.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cyihiana, Ky. PANCOAST, JOYCE M.-Nursing and Healih, B.S., Cincinna+i-Resi- dence Policies Commifiee, Nominaiing Commiifee, Junior Advisers, C.N.H. Tribunal, Orienialion. PATTERSON, JOAN-L.A. Cincinnaii. PAUL, GEORGE-A.A., Cincinnaii. PAYNE, CHARLES-T.C., Cincinnali. PENN, JOY ANN M.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Dayion, Ohio-Delia Zeia iV-Pres.l, Vigilance Council, lnframural Sporis, Y.W.C.A., Dormi- fory House Council, American Merlreiing Associaiion, Wesimin- sfer Foundaiion. PENNO, RAYMOND J.-T.C., B.S., Cincinnaii-Baslceibail Varsiiy, Eooiball Varsiiy, Bela Thela Pi. PERSONS, HELEN R.-A.A., B.S., Cincinnaii+Alpha Tau Epsilon, Al- pha Sigma Lambda. PETERS, VIRGINIA-A.A., B.S., Cincinnaii-Glee Club, Newman Club, Mummers, Kappa Delia, Sailing Club, PETERS, RALPH-Eng., A.E., Cincinnaii-lnsfiiuie of Aero Sciences Tau Bela Pi. PEXTON, HAROLD W.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Dayion, Ohio-A.C.C., lSec. 81 Treas.l, A.M.A., Spirir Inc. PFAFF, ALBERTA L.-A.A., B.S., Cincinnafi-W.A.A., Delia Phi Delia. PFINGSTAG, ERWIN F.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Sigma Chi, A.M.A, PHILLIPS, BETTY LEE-L.A., B.A., Cincinnaii-Links, Trianon, W.G.S,. Alpha Lambda Delia, Band, Conceri Band. Tau Bela Sigma, Psy- chology Club. PHILLIPS, DOROTHY J.-Home Ec., BS., Cincinnaii-Home Ec. Tri- bunal, Wig Wag Council, Home Ec, Execuiive Council, Alpha Lambda Delia, Junior Advisers, A.l.S,, Vigilance. Spirii, Inc., Orien- faiion Board, W.S.S.E., V.l.C., Y.W.C.A., Ivy Chain, Moriar Board. Guiclon, Mummers, News Records, Campus King Dance Co- Chairman, Senior Weelc Commiiiee. PICHE, GENE-Eng., Doylesiown, Ohio-Sigma Chi, A.S.C.E., lnira- mural Sporis, Varsify Fooiball. PIERCE, WADE SPENCER-Bus, Ad., B.B.A., CincinnaiifBe+a Theia Pi, Republican Club. Mummers Guild. PIERLE, JEAN M.-L.A., B.S,, Cincinnaii-W.A.A., Wig Wag Council, X: Treas., Alpha Lambda Della, Y.W.C.A., Cabinef, Mummers, Junior Advisers, loia Sigma Pi, Union Dance Commifiee, Social Commiiroe, Union Board. Sailing Club, ivy Chain. PINEL, MARY LEE-T.C., Orlando, Florida, PIPER, ROBERT-Law, Cincinnaii, PITTS, ROBERT-Eng., EE., Covingion, Ky.-A.I.E.E. POCKRAS, LAWRENCE M.-Eng., OE., Huriiinqion, W. Va.-A.S.C.E. POHL, HELEN-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Georgefown, Ohio. POLASKY, SAUL-LA., B.S., Cincinnaii. POMEROY, DEROY-Eng., Cincinnaii. PORTER, BETTY LEE-T.C., BS., Cincinnari-Areie, W.A.A., Sigma Epsilon Bela, Dance Club-Pres.. Delia Zeia, Eoriy Niners. PORTER EUGENE-T.C., B.S., Cincinnaii-Scabbard and Blade, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Sigma Epsilon Bela-Pres., Teachers College Tri- bunal, C Club, Varsiiy Track. POSTLER, JULIE ANN-L.A., B.A., Cincinnaii-Delia Delia Della, Pro- file, News Record, Union Board Music Comm. POTTER, ROBERT L.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnati. Nelhaus, John W. Norieman, Hewilf Nuflall, Brandon D. O'Brien, Jean O'Brien, Owen O'Byrne, Joseph Ogle, Kenneth R. O'Grady, Frederick C. Ohlsun, Roberl' Ohmer, Charles O'Keefe, Kalhleen Okum, Millon J. Oliver, Donald Orlilr, Gilberl D. Oslrander, Elizabelh Osfrander, James Oflen, Claire Overly, Harry T. Pahls, James L. Pancoasl, Joyce M. Pallerson, Joan Paul, George Payne, Charles Penn, Jo Ann M. Penno, Raymond J. Persons, Helen R. Pelers, Virginia Pefers, Ralph Pexllon, Harold W. Pfaff, Alberfa L. Pfingslag, Erwin F. Phillips, Befiy L. Phillips, Dorofhy J. Phillips, Francis Piche, Gene Pierce, Wade S. Pierle, Jean M. Pinel, Mary Lee Piper, Roberl' Pills, Roberf Pockras, Laurence M Pohl, Helen Polaslry, Saul Pomeroy, Dekoy Porfer, Belly Lee Porfer, Eugene Posller, Julie Ann Poller, Roberf L. E s E Page 275 3 i 2 l I l Page 276 Powers, Charles E. Pramik, John J. Preslon, Marvin Prilchell, Carol Pruden, Jip M. Pugh, Lillie M. Pulsforl, Charles Puryear, Roberl L. Rabkin, Richard Radcliffe, Gerald E. Rahe, Donald Rainey, Henry C. Ralsfon, Lawrence B Rammage, June C. Rank, Mary Francis Ray, Mildred S. Ray, Roberf Ray, William H. Jr. Recher, Wilbur W. Reeves, Roy C. Reginelli, Peler Reif, Roberl Reisenfeld, Herberl Reissig, Palricia Relly, Roberl H. Revis, William Rhollans, Donald W. Rice, William M. Richler, James Richler, Ralph W. Riegerl, Kay Riesenbeck, William C Rinkes, Bernard Rigq, Richard Roberdeau, Kenneth Rcberls, Hugh Roberlson, James Robinson, Belly Roby, Rila Rodenberg, Herberl Rodenfels, Roberl W Roehm, Earl Roland, Helen May Romine, Aubrey Romine, Roy Romchr, Dale F. Rose, Charles P. Rose, David POWERS, CHARLES E.-Engineering, M.E., Daylon, Ohio-A.S.M.E. PRAMIK, JOHN J.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Maynard, Ohio-Foolball, Della Thela Phi, Sigma Sigma, Della Phi Alpha. PRESTON, MARVIN-Teachers, Cincinnali. PRITCHETT, CAROL-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. PRUDEN, JIP M.-Engineering, B.S., in Geo. E., Cincinnali-R.O.T.C., News Record, Mummer's Guild, Varsily Vanilies, Sigma Chi, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Scabbarcl and Blade. PUGH, LILLIE M:-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Kappa Della, Home Ec. Club, Y.W.C.A,, Red Cross, Vigilance, Jr. Adviser, Volleyball, Archery, Baseball, Wig Wag, Baslielball, Mummers, Forly Niners, W.A.A. PULSFORT, CHARLES-Engineering, Daylon, Ky. PURYEAR, ROBERT L.--Engineering, Ch.E., A.l.Ch.E. RABKIN, RICHARD-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Mummer's Guild, Varsily Vanilies, Y.M.C.A., Pi Lambda Phi. RADCLIFFE, GERALD E.-Law, L.L.B., Chillicolhe, Ohio-Case Club, Phi Della Phi lPres.l, Senior Class lPres.l, Law Review, Honor Commillee lChairman l95Ol. RAHE, DONALD-Bus. Ad., B.B.A,, Cincinnali. RAINEY, HENRY C.-Lib. Arls, A.B., Loveland, Ohio-Sigma Gamma Epsilon lPres.l RALSTON, LAWRENCE B.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Thela Chi, Y.M.C.A., American Marlceling Associalion. RAMMAGE, JUNE C.fLib. Arls, B.A.. Cincinnali-Mummers Guild, Morlar Board, Y.W.C.A. lPres.l, Womenls Senale, L.A. Tribunal, Vigilance, Wig Wag, Wig Wag Council, Social Board lSec'y.l. League ol Women's Volers Council, Guidon, Kappa Alpha Thela lRush Char.l, Panel ol Americans. RANK, MARY FRANCIS-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Della Della Della, Honorary Cadel Colonel, Jr. Advisers, Ivy Chain, Lib. Arls Tribunal, Forly-Niners Board, Glee Club, Varsily Vanilies, Spiril Inc., Wig Wag, Mummers, Y.W.C.A. RAY, MILDRED S.-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-Della Phi Alpha lSec'yl, Della Omicron, Mummers Guild, Weslminsler Foundalion. RAY, ROBERT-Law, Cincinnali. RAY, WILLIAM H. JR.-Teachers, B.S., CincinnaliASinlona Phi Mu Alpha. RECHER, WILBUR W.fBus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. REEVES, ROY C.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-R.O.'l'.C. REGINELLI, PETER-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali-Vels Associalion, R.O.'l'.C., Della Sigma Pi. REIF, ROBERT-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnali-A.S.M,E., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. REISENFELD, HERBERT-Engineering, C.E., Cincinnali-Fencing Team lCapl. l95Ol, Co-op Engineer, A.S.C.E., Alpha Phi Omega. REISSIG, PATRICIA-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Thela Phi Alpha. W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. RELLY, ROBERT H.--A.A., Cincinnali. REVIS, WILLIAM-Teachers, B.S., Sharonville, Ohio-Varsily Baslcel- ball. RHOLLANS, DONALD W.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali. RICE, WILLIAM M.-Engineering, E.E., Balavia, Ohio-Ela Kappa Nu. Tau Bela Pi. RICHTER, JAMES-Bus. Ad., Cincinnali RICHTER, RALPH W.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Baskelball, Base- ball, Omicron Della Kappa. RIEGERT, KAY-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Y.W.C.A,, League ol Wom- en Volers, German Club, Kindergarlen-Primary Club, Veleran's Wives Bridge Club. RIESENBECK, WILLIAM c.-Applied MS, cinamis. RINKES, BERNARD-Bus. Aa., canon, ohio. Rios, RICHARD-Bus.Ad., Dsyion, ohio. ROBERDEAU, KENNETH-Bus. Aa., B.S., cinamaia-Delia sigma Ps. ROBERTS, HUGH-Engineering, cinamiz. ROBERTSON, JAMES-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnali-A.S.M.E. RosiNsoN, BETTY-Medicine, MD., cincamia. ROBY, RITA-Home Ec., B.S., CincinnalifKappa Alpha Thela, Home Ec. Club, W.A.A. RODENBERG, HERBERT-L.A., Cincinnali. RODENFELS, ROBERT W.-Applied Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Tau Omega, Newman Club, Y.M.C.A., Mummers, Varsily Vanilies, Vels Associalion, Sigma Kappa Kappa. ROEHM, EARL-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. ROLAND, HELEN MAY-Applied Arls, B.S., Cincinnali-Della Phi Della, Alpha Lambda Della, Y.W.C.A. ROMINE, AUBREY-Engineering, M.E., Oueenslown, Maryland- Scabbard and Blade, A.O.A., A,S.M.E., Sigma Chi, ROMINE, ROY-Applied Arls, B.S. in Des., Easl Alcron, Ohio-Y.M. C.A., UC Veleran's Associalion, Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Ela Sigma. Della Phi Della, Prolile. ROMOHR, DALE F.-Teachers, B.S., Terrace Park, Ohio-lnlramurals, Sigma Epsilon Bela. ROSE, CHARLES PAUL-Law, l..L,B., Norwood, Ohio. ROSE, DAVID-Lib. Arls, Elgin, Illinois. SET 'EM UP, GRACIEI Page 277 CLASS TIME? ROSE, HERBERT-Lib. Aris, Brooklyn, New Yorlc. ROSEN, DAVID-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. ROSEN, FRANK-Eng., Ch.E., Cincinnaii-A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. ROSEN, IRVING H.-Lib. Aris, B.A., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Varsily Vanilies, Y.M.C.A., Alpha Epsilon Pi, Phi Eia Sigma, Phi Beia Kappa. ROSENBERG, BERNARD L.-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnali-lnframurals, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Phi Della Phi, lnier-fralernily Council, Hillel. Y.lvi.C.A. ROSENBERG, BEVERLY N.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Home Eco- nomics Club, Hillel, Tau Pi Epsilon, Sigma Delia Tau, Y.W.C.A. ROSENSTIEL, JO ANNE-Lib. Aris, B.A., Germaniown, Ohio-Delia Delia Della, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Alpha Lambda Delia. Union Music Commiiiee Chairman, Union I-lospiraliiy Commiiiee Chairman, Union Program Commiiiee. League of Women Volers. Y.W.C.A. ROSNER, RUTH--Home Ec., B.S., Buffalo, New York-Delia Zera, Home Ec. Club, Panel-Iellenic Council, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A. ROSS, DOROTHY A.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnaii-Newman Club, German Club, Home Economics Club, Pi Lambda Sigma. ROSS, PAUL-Eng., M.E., Cincinnaii-A.S.lvl.E. ROTH, OLIVER-Lib. Aris, Cincinnaii. ROODEBUSH, WILLIAM H.-Lib. Arrs, B.A., Cincinnali. ROUSH, SHIRLEY-Nursing 81 Heallh, B.S., Greenhills, Ohio-Y.W.C. A., Tribunal, Nursing 84 Healih Glee Club. Music Apprecialion, Bridge Club. ROWE, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali. RUBENSTEIN, ALVIN-Teachers, B.S., Long Island, New Yorlr- Baslceiball Varsiry, Ulex, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Men's Senafe. RUEGER, WALTER E.-Eng., Ch.E., Cincinnali-Theia Chi, Alpha Chi Sigma, O.S.P.E., A.l.Ch.E. Page 278 RUEHLMANN, CRYSTAL F.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnafi-Alpha Chi Omega, i945 Sophos Queen, Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Pi Chi Epsilon, Co-Ep Club Board, Vigilance, W.A.A. Board, Junior Advisers. Ivy Chain, News Record. RUFF, JOHN ALVIN-A.A., B.S., Cincinnafi. RUSSELL, W. GLENN-Eng., E.E., Porismoulh, Ohio-Glee Club, Delia Tau Delia, Era Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi, A.l.E.E. RUWE, BARBARA B.-A.A., B.S.. Cincinnafi'-Alpha Chi Omega, Junior Advisers, Wig Wag, Mummers, Varsify Vanilies, Cincin- nalian, Y.W.C.A. RYAN, JOSEPH A.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Norwood, Ohio-Phi Kappa. Newman Club. RYE, GLADYS M.-Home Ec., B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Varsily Vaniiies, Mummers, Dormiiory Council, Home Economics Club, Alpha Lambda Delia. SABATO, HUGO-Teachers, Cincinnali. SAELENS, RAYMONE J.-Bus. Ad., B.B,A., Cincinnali-Alpha Kappa Psi SAGEL, ANITA-l.ib.Arls, B.A., Cincinnali-Delia Phi Epsilon, Hillel, Spanish Club, Y.W.C.A., Psychology Club, Sociology Club. SALAMON, EDWARD-Engineering, Scheneclady, N. Y. SALKOWITZ, SELIG-Lib. Arls, B.A., Broolclyn, N. Y.-Hillel, IZEA. SALOVAARA, JORMA J.-Law, L.L.B., Cincinnafi-Phi Della Phi. SALT, RUTH J. SALZER, RICHARD B.-Medicine, M.D., Cincinnali-Band, Glee Club, Arls Board. Y.M.C.A. Cabinei, Viclory Vanifies, Varsily Vani- ries, Sigma Alpha Mu, Phi Della Epsilon, Phi Lambda Epsilon. SANDERS, LESTER W. JR.-Lib. Arls, B.S., Cincinnari. 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SCHAPIRO, SAMUEL M.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-News Record, lEdiiorl, Traclr, Cross Counlry, Omicron Della Kappa, Panel of Americans, Pi Lambda Phi, Hillel lPres.l, Senior Week Commillea, O.C.N.A. Convenlion lChr.l, Hosi Commiilee ai U.C., Melro. SCHEURER, KENNETH F.-Teachers, Cincinnari-Ulex, Phi Epsilon Kappa. SCHEIDT, KENNETH-Engineering, B.S., Cincinnali-A.S.C.E. SCHILMEISTER, GORDAN-Engineering, E.E., Cincinnaii-A.l.E.E., l.R.E., A.l.S., Hillel, O.S.P.E., llluminaling Engineers Sociely, Co- op Engineer, Veierans Associaiion. SCHLOSS, EDWARD--Engineering, lvl.E., Cincinnaii-A.S.M.E., Phi Della Thera lV-Pres.l, lnferfraiernily Council. SCHMIDT, ROBERT-Engineering, Cincinnaii. SCHNEIDER, JEROME-Bus. Ad., Cincinnaii. Rose, Herberl' Rosen, David Rosen, Frank Rosen, Irving H. Rosenberg, Bernard L. Rosenberg, Beverly N. Rosensleil, Jo Anne Rosner, Rulh Ross, Dorolhy A. Ross, Paul Rofh, Oliver Roudebush, William Roush, Shirley Rowe, William Rubenslein, Alvin Rueger, Waller E. 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Trumble, Earl Tsangoes, Angelo Tuch, Harold Adrian Tuile, Thomas Turner Eugene R. Turner, Herberl C. Tusan, William S. Tynan, Roberf V. Ullsch, William Unger, Richard Uvaas Dororhy Van Deren, John Valenllne, Carol Van-Oflen, Thelma M. Vaughn, James W. Veilh, Wilbur F. Voelger Edilh Vogf, Ellen Voisard, Waller Volkman, Allen Volpe, Edwin Volz, Anlhony Glenn Von Hoene, Harry Voss, James Voss, Rulh Hemmerl Wade, Roberl Wagner, Roberl Wagner, Roland Wagner, William Walcher, George Walker, Garland Wall, Kennelh Wall, Malhilda Waller, Richard Wanamalrer, William M. Ware, Ronald D. Page 287 . sue 5, .a,l. , Warner, Joan Wall, James T. Weber, Joseph Websler, Charles M. Weckslein, Norberl Wedding, William Weher, Rulh H. Weil, Arlhur Weil, Sidney Weinberg, Forresl B. Weis, Raymond Weiss, Edward Wenger, John Wengler, Ernesl Wenle, Roberla E. Werner, Elmer C. Werlz, William F. Wessel, Donald Wessel, Francis H. Wesl, David S, Wesl, Donald Wesferlield, Danny D. 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Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, R.O.T.C.. Scabbard 81 Blade. WERTZ, WILLIAM F.--Bus. Ad., Cincinnai WESSEL, DONALD-Lib. Arls, Cincinnaii, WESSEL, FRANCIS H.-Engineering. M,E., Lawrenceburg, Indiana- A.S.lvi.E. WEST, DAVID S.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Terrace Parlc, Ohio. WESTERFIELD, DANNY D.-Engineering, Ch.E., Miamisburg, Ohio- A,l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Fellowship Council. WESTERFIELD, PHYLLIS M.-Lib. Arfs, B.A., Cincinnali-Linlss, News Record. WHITE, ALVIN-Law, Cincinnali. WHITE, WILLIAM-Lib. Arls, Covinglon, Ky.. WHITFORD, WILLIAM H.-Teachers, l3.S,, New Richmond, Ohio. WHITMAN, MARVIN-Medicine, M.D., Warren, Ohio. WHITTAKER, VIOLET-N. 81 I-I., B.S., Cincinnali-Glee Club, Bridge Club, Tribunal, Jr. Class President Sr. Class Secrelary, Y.W.C.A., Arfs Board. WHITTE, CHARLES WICKETT, BYRON H.-Engineering, B.S., in M.E., Richmond. lnd.- A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Tau Bela Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Y.lv1,C.A. WICKIZER, HUGH B.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A.. Shelbyville l,nd. WIEDEMAN, Louis-Lib Ar?s, Bellevue, Ky. WIEDENBEIN, ROGER-Engineering, M.E., Cincinnaiiv-A.S.M.E. A DIM VIEW WILBUR, KENNETH T.--Engineering, lvlef. E., Miami, Florida-A.l. Ch.E., O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E. WILCOX, ROBERT-Teachers, Cincinnafi-Track lCross Counfryl, Sigma Epsilon Beia. WILKENS, THOMAS G.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali-Bus. Ed. Club. WILKS, HARRY-Law, I-larnillon, Ohio. WILLIAMS, CARL-Lib. Aris, Cincinnali. WILLIAMS, CATHERINE G.-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnaii-Kappa Kap- pa Gamma, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Kindergarfen Primary Club, Wesley Foundalion. WILLIAMS, IONA-Teachers, B,S., Cincinnali-Della Zeia, W.A.A., lSoc. Chnl, Dance Club, Baslcefball llvigr.l, Arele lPres.l. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM N.-Teachers, B.S. in Ed., Cincinnaii-Varsily Foolball, C. Club. WILLS, JOHN L.--Lew, L.L.B., Indianapolis. Ind. WILSON, KENNETH-Bus. Ad., Cincinnari. WILSON, KENNETH P.-Teachers, B.S,, Cincinnali. WILZ, EDWARD F.-Bus. Ad., Bellevue, Ky. WILZBACH, ESTHER-Lib. Arls, B.A,, Cincinnali-Kappa Delia lPres.l, Alpha Lambda Delia, Junior Advisers, Y. W. C. A.. Sludeni Direclory, Profile, Pan-I-lellenic Council lSIand. Chnl WINDHORST, EDITH-Applied Arls, Greenfield, Ind. WINFIELD, HOWARD K.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Girard, Ohio-Sigma Chi, American Marlceiing Assn. Page 289 WINKLE, GLEN L.-Med., M.D., Cincinnafi-Nu Sigma Nu, WITT, WILLIAM J.-Lib. Aris, B.S., Cincinnali-Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Y.M.C.A. WITTE, RALPH L.-Bus. Ad., Aurora, Incl. WITTWER, EMMETT--Bus. Ad., Cincinnafi. 'WOHL, TED-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Sigma Alpha Mu, Foriy- Niners, Univirsiiy Table Tennis Champ ll946l, Hillel, Fool- ball, Handball, Baslcelball, Baseball, Volleyball, Wafer Polo, In- door Track. WOHLWENDER, WILLIAM E.-Bus. Ad., Cincinnafi. WOLF, CORINNE-Home EC., BS., Cincinnali-I-Iillel, Della Phi Ep- silon, News Record, Mummers, Y.W.C.A., Varsily Vanilies, Arls Board. WOLF, FREDERICK-Med., Cincinnali. WOLF, JOSEPH F.-Lib. Arls, Cincinnali-Baslceiball. WOLF, RAYMOND-Engineering, Ch.E., Cincinnali-Pi Lambda Phi, A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. WOLFE, RICHARD-Engineering, B.S. in M.E., Cincinnali-Pi Tau Sig- ma, Tau Bela Pi, Pi Kappa Alpha, A.S.M.E. GOING HOME 1 , ,f Page 290 ,X WOOD, RUTSON-Engineering. M.E., Amenia, New Yorlc-Triangle Fralernily, Y.M.C.A., O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E. WOODWARD, STANLEY-Lib. Aris, Cincinnali. WOODS, HARVEY B.--Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnali, WOODWARD, GENE H.fLib. Arls, B.A., Rockford, Ill.-Phi Della Thela, Mummers, Arnold Sociefy of Air Cadels, R.O.T.C., Y.M.C.A. WORTHINGTON, PETER L.-Engineering, Ch,E., Cincinnaii-A.l.Ch.E., O.S.P.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Fencing Team. WRIGHT, BENJAMIN-Bus. Ad.. Cincinnali. WRIGHT, EMILY E.-Med., M.D., Ceredo, W. Va. WRIGHT, HOWARD E.-Engineering, E.E., Sl. Albans, Vermonl- A.l.E.E., O.S.P.E., Tau Bela Pi, Ela Kappa Nu, YEAGER, PHILLIP-Lib. Arls, Bellevue, Ky. YEAGLE, STEPHEN-Lib. Aris, Por+smou+h, Ohio. YEE. VIRGINIA-Bus. Ad., Cincinnaii. YOUNG, DONN E.-Lib. Arrs, B.S., Cincinnari-Befa Thera Pi, A.I. Ch.E. YOUNG, PATRICIA-N. 81 H., B.S., Daylon, Ohio-Glee Club, Bridge Club, Class Vice Presidenl lFresh. Soph. and Sr. Yrs.l, Consfilu- iion Comrnillee, College of N. 3: H. Soc. Coun. YOUNT, MARILYN--Engineering, M.E., Indianapolis, Ind.-Alpha Lambda Della, Co-ep Club, A.I.Ch.E., A.S.M. , YOSHIDA, YUTAKA-Med., l-lonalulu, I-Iawaii. ZACHERMAN, SEYMOUR-Engineering, E.E, Norwood, Ohio-l.E,S., A.l.E.E., Phi Tau Sigma, Ela Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi, Co-op Day Council. ZAFFIRO, FRANK L.-Lib. Arls, B.A., Cincinnaii-Economics Club. ZIEGLER, HENRY.. ZOELLINER, LLOYD R.-Bus. Ad., B.B.A., Cincinnaii. ZOPF, SHIRLEY M.-Home EC., B.S., Cincinnali-Wig Wag, Y.W.C.A., Mummers, Varsiiy Vaniiies, Home Ec. Club, Tennis, Bowling. ZOPFF, FRED-Teachers, BS., Cincinnafi-T.C. Tribunal, Bus. Ed. Club. ZUMBIEL, DONALD-Teachers, Cincinnaii. ZURLAGE, CAROLINA-Lib. Arfs, Cincinnafi. ZWICK, RITA MAE-Teachers, B.S., Cincinnali--Arele, W,A.A., Pi Lambda Sigma, Kappa Delia Pi, Y.W.C.A. Winkle, Glen L. Will, William J. Wilre, Ralph L. Wiltwer, Emmet? Wahl, Ted Wohlwender, William E. Wolf, Corinne Wolf, Frederick Wolf, Joseph Francis Woli, Raymond Wolfe, Richard Wood, Rufson Woodward, Slanley Woods, Harvey B. Woodworlh, Gene Harold Worlhinglon, Peler L. Wrighl, Beniamin Wrighl, Emily Ellyn Wright, Howard E. Yeager, Phillip Yeagle, Slephen Yes, Virginia Young, Donn E. Young, Patricia Younl, Marilyn Yoshida, Yulaka Zacherman, Seymour Zaffiro, Frank L. Ziegler, Henry Zoelliner, Lloyd R. Zopi, Shirley M. Zopff, Fred Zumbiel, Donald Zurlage, Carolina Zwick, Rila Mae l Page 29l Page 292 Barker, William Bick, Roberl A. Boehmer, Lionel C. Borisch, Mary L. Buerger, Bernard W Corrill, Roy E. Dalian, Richard Darenkamp Eugene Dunn, William C. Ford, Thomas Frilsch, William J. Gilberl, Reba P. Gleason, Edward Goebell, Max Hagen, Theodore Harqraves, Annie Johns, Donald C. Kisperi, Edward C. Kramer, Elsie M. Lampe, Harry W. Lipphardl, Charles Liffman, Morris Lupfon, Herberf W. MacDonald, Waller Mahaney, William Howard McDonough, Clara McDonough, Mary A Mersch, Slanley H. Meyer, Raymond Oakley, Roger O'Brien, Florence O'Connor, Ralph J. Paler, Charles Roll, Raymond H. Schnieder, Louis Shealham, Grace Snyder, Orville Ta-le, Neze Tuille, Sfanley Welker, Vernon Whifl, Virginia D. Young, Edward BARKER, WILLIAM E.-Evening College, Cerlilicale Mel. E., Cincinnali. BICK, ROBERT A.-Evening College, Cerlificale Faclory Mgl., Cincin- nali-R.O.T.C. BOEHMER, LIONEL C.-Evening College, Cerlilicale Real Eslale, Bellevue, Kenluclcy. BORISCH, MARY L.-Evening College, Cerlilicale Associale in Arls. Cincinnali-Plli Kappa Epsilon, Della Mu Della. BUERGER, BERNARD W.-Evening College, Cerlificale Induslrial lvlanagemenl, Forl Milclwell, Kenluclcy. CORRILL, ROY E.-Evening College, Cerlilicale Bus. Ad., Cincinnafi. DALTAN, RICHARD-Evening College, Cerlilicale, Cincinnali. DARENKAMP. EUGENE-Evening College, Cerlllicale. DUNN, WILLIAM C.-Evening College, Cerlilicale, Lebanon, OI1io. 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MCDONOUGH, MARY A.-Evening College. MERSCH, STANLEY H.--Evening College. Cerlificafe Me'l.E., Cin- cinnali- 400 Honorary Sludenls. MEYER, RAYMOND-Evening College, Cincinnali. OAKLEY, ROGER-Evening College, Cerlilicale, Cincinnali. O'BRlEN, FLORENCE-Evening College. O'CONNOR, RALPH J.-Evening College, Degree, Cincinnali. PATER, CHARLES-Evening College. ROLL, RAYMOND H.-Evening College, Cerlificale General Business Cincinnali-Fencing Team, AIS., C Club. SCHNEIDER, Louis J.-Eveelne College, cevleelee, Ky. SHEATHAM, eRAcE-Eveelee College. SNYDER. ORVILLE-Evening College, Bellevue, Ky. TATE, NEZE-Eveelee College, Cincinnali. TUTTLE, STANLEY-Evening College, Cincinnali. WELKER, VERNON A.-Evening College, Cincinnali-Journalism Club. WHITT, VIRGINIA D.-Evening College, Cincinnali-Alpha Sigma Lambda. YOUNG, EDWARD-Evening College, Cincinnali. NEXT TO THE DORM-VETSVILLE f lx +A '1 XY l Page 293 SENIORS NOT PICTURED AS SEEN FROM OLD TECH APPLIED ARTS Barlon, Janice Berger, Boris Brown, Marg Carmichael, L. R. Chaffield, Dorolhy Collins, Palricia Cooper, D. A. Deakin, C. D. Dempsey, C. A. Dielz, Roberla Doumas, John Fahnesfock, Wm. Folmer, W. H. Havlik, Rachel Maahs, E. F. PoHinger, G. A. Rader, V. C. Wade, Dora WaI+er, C. E. Windhorsf, Edi+h Wues'I', Barbara Page 294 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bapper+, Roberi' E. Bar'I'es, Viaclo Bauer, Harlan J. Bauer, William A. Bergen, Frank B. Billhorn, Harold G. Brice, Kennelh J. Bridges, William C. Cain, John M. Cole, Frank K. Daley, William C. Dell, William C. Dorger, Francis J. Dvorak, John A. Froelich, John E. Gibson, Con Gene Hamm, James R. Hubler, Daniel E. Huey, George L. Kealing, Harold L. Kennedy, Michael T Larson, John G. LiggeH', Archie O. Long, Charles J. Morris, Roberf T. O'MaIIey, Thomas L Phillips, Donald C. Schaefer, Elmer C. Schusfer, Kennerh L ScoH', Kennefh W. Sorenson, Frank G. S+eFFens, David G. Sfegeman, Rolal. T Thase, Edward J. Turner, Irvine Zoellner, Howard H. ENGINEERING Arbogas+, Donald P. Barber, John P. Bauer, Roberl' L. Becknell, Raleigh Bollenbacher, Hans Brinck, Lawrence E. Cabezas, Luis H. Clark, William L. Dickens, Alberf W. Dixon, Roberl' W. Dorn, John E. Dury, Charles A. Erlel, Charles W. Fisher, Bruce W. Goode, John P. Gronner, Michael H Haber, Earl G. Jr. Hackney, Byron A. Hafer, Richard E. Herrin, Carlos B. Hoffman, William E. Huber, William J. Hulaley, George E. Huck, Raymond J. Jes+er, Howard L. Kalh, Jack G. Kaufman, Boris . ENGINEERING ICon+'d.I Langworihy, William M. Lazaron, James S. Lemons, Vicfor L. Ludlow, Waller J. Jr. McFarIan, Daniel T. Meyers, Joren J. Miller, Glenn C. Mobarry, John W. Niehaus, Howard E. Perk, Harry N. Poland, Douglas L. Ralsion, Glen Ra'Herman, Ernes'I' Renneker, Donald M. Ros'I, George H. Jr. Sackenheim, Joe B. Sandusky. Charles, W. Schoonover, William C. Schwer, Arihur E. Jr. Shaw, Phillip E. Sigl, Roberf L. Jr. Smi'Ih, Edward K. Spencer, Donald F. Slarr, Paul J. S'l'ephan, William J. Siewari, Harold D. S'I'oos, Rober'I' F. S'Ireckfuss, George J. Torbeck, Frank W. Waddell, John A. Walling, Richard W. HOME ECONOMICS Pockros, Sophia Weber, Ruih H. LAW Addison, William G. Allen, David B. Anderson, Randal A. Ba+h, John S. Berry, Forres+ F. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Besi, Roberf E. Blair, Barion, W. Boegli, Jean Boos, Julian H. Bowdle, Thomas N. Brigham, Charles A. Burns, Roberi' B. Clark, Charles A. Coleman, Thomas J. Conners, Thomas J. Corne++e, Thomas E. Curry, James C. Dalbey, Sherman S. Daley, Charles W. Davis, Richard E. De Censo, An+hony Droege, John Roberi Emoen, Marvin I. Ensley, John R. Euphrai, Louis Eyrich, Alberl' H. Fenlon, Roberl J. Meizger, Halford E. Miller, Hayden D. NebIe'H', Rodger N. Payne, Joan I. Remgering, William Rice, James F. Riggs, George E. Robinson, Landon G. Rosenbloom, Joseph R. Schofiield, John D. Schmid'I', John F. Schrofh, Ann Schwarizman, Allan H. Sebas+ian, John C. Serbin, William M. Shank, Reed A. Smi+h, Richard L. Snyder, James H. Spade, Lee I. Suckling, Donald H. Suyemolo, Joe Taylor, Phyllis E. Thuss, Enno J. Travgeos, Angelo VanGrove Sharman Viduya, Marcelino Wallner, Richard L. Webeler, Ray Williams, James B. Zorniger, Frank E. Jr. MEDICINE LI Anderson, Arnold C. Baleman, Roland D. Bogardus, Thomas L. Davis, Melvin N. DeMu+h, George R. Dine, Mark S. Herron, Waller R. Herizel, James C. He+hering'Ion, James Kilway, Warren P. Krone, Rober'I' Manning, Russell G. Olch, David I. Pierce, James M. Presion, Charles L. Pu'f'I'man, William R. Readle, Mary C. Taxdal, Henry E. Weiford, Winford V. Wilmer, John A. BERAL ARTS Allen, Barbara B. Bailey, Lloyd R. S. Baniz, Clyde E. Benson, George A. Braun, George E. Brown, James L. Buxsel, William A. Byrd, Eugene Cau+Iey, Helen R. Chambers, Donald E. Cobb, Rober'I' B. Cohen, S+anIey Cone, Rober'I' Cook, Roberi' Davis, William E. Dawley, Richard L. Diefz, Roberl L. Dingus, Richard W. Docic, Norfon Douglas, Charles S. Page 295 LIBERAL ARTS qcon+'d.i Duval, Viola D. Foleardn, Chrislopher H. Fredrick, Charles E. Garbull, Donald L. Geiger, John J. Genis, James D. Geraci, Vincenl E. Jr. Gescheider, William C. Giesenberg, Carl J. Guddal, Fran C. Guerlaer, Elizabelh J. Gumberl, Roberl W. Haldeman, Ronald E. Haleri, Nadar Hawkins, Earline Page 296 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Johnson, Paul W. Kinder, Thomas F. Kishner, Marlin Klayman, Alberl' Knippling, Marlha L. Koch, Roberl B. Koehler, Mariory A. Korlekamp, John Lamping, Richard T. Lohmann, John H. Lorbeer, Jack N. Lurie, lcla M. Marsch, Arlhur H. Jr. Malhers, William C. Springer, Joseph G Sliles, William J. Slreel, James Surbaugh, Ross D. Swineharl, Laymand A NURSING AND HEALTH Barber, Marilyn TEACHERS COLLEGE Bar+leH', Ches+er A. McCracken, Charles Jr. Beckman' Elmer P, McHenry, Lee Sadler, J. Evan Brammer, William L. Breen, John S. TEACHERS COLLEGE lConi'inuedl Brown, Jo Ann Andrews Clickner, BeHy Davis, Sharman A. Dial, John Elberi' Dougheriy, James K. Duffy, Jean C. Farrell, Rober+ E. Flo++man, Frederick J. Gruelle, Evereh' L. Hackman, Thomas S. Haines, Lawrence E. Heine, Hans S. Hiichens, Merediih Hobari, Mickey Davis Hobein, Pafricia sENloRs Nor 'PICTURED Hobf, Earl R. Huber, Roberi H. Jennie, Rosemary L Jung, Ruih F. Kiefer, Roberi A. Kine, Edward M. Koriekamp, John G. Lauipe, Charles J. Luchi, Joseph G. Luchi, R'omina McClure, Paul J. McMullen, James Mohr, Donald J. Morelle, Louis V. Nead, William E. Owens, Thurman Quebe, Mor'l'on R. Rhein, Roberi J. Roberis, Roberi' H. Shafer, Dean C. Spiller, Ernesf P. S+agner, Lawrence S+ra'H'on, Norris W. Siorm, Lowell C. Toelke, Rober+ J. Towles, William C. VanPel+, Philip J. Wessel, Belly L. Wenie, Roberia E. Whiiford, William G. Welcox, Roberi' J. Wilkens, Thomas G. Williams Cafherine G. Williams, lona T. Williams, William N. Wilson. Kenneih P. 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Eluurismgufsunslizra 409 YORK STREET ll- I- CINCINNATI 14. ol-no 1950 EINEINNATIAN For Your New '50 Ford Car, Truck or As a Safeguarfl to Your Future Save a Part of What You Earn Upeu an Account at the Service . . - SECOND NATIONAL BANK C, A' 4'WOODY,' AVONDALE BRANCH CRONIN S B u N I SANDER Burnet and Rockdale PRES. 'lflf' V. P. , AV- 7005 Cincyis Most Modern and Sanitary Milk Plant H. MILLER DAIRY CO., INC. 656 E. IVIcMiIIian St. Phone WO. 24174-24-75 Visitors Welcome JOHN SCHWARZ CO. FINE FOOTWEAR 754-756 E. IVIcIVIiIIian St. CINCINNATI 6, OHIO Cosmetics-Gifts-Perfumes MA-URICE MARK W. H. ANDERSON Professional Prescription Service 3900 Reading Rd. UN. 5205 Cin'ti., Ohio Avondalelv Most Modern Pharmacy Publishers of Good Law Books Since 1887 5241 MAIN STREET SCHWARTZ TAILORING CO. Fine Made To Measure Clothes 55 Years in Cincinnati Two Convenient Locations 515 Walnut St. Sth 81 Sycamore Sts. Buick Sales and Service THE HOCKS BUICK CO. 3363 Reading Hd. WO. 3300 Used Car Dept. 2350 Gilbert Ave. 3l8 RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC Supgfjgr Chgvfolgt GREETING CARDS Yom: cl-mvnoLET DEALER Photos 4 for 254' Fon 26 YEARS SONG SHOP 4124 Spring Grove Ave. 34'-36 E. Fifth St. On Fountain Sq. KI. 3300 Cint,i., Ohio TEMPERANCE IS THE MODERATE USE OF ALL THINGS HEALTHEUL AND TOTAL ABSTINENCE FROM ALL THINGS HARMEUL Proverbs 20:1 XENAPHON 23:31, 32 L in ' I ,,,, f everything for every sporty A L... fi L.. .,..::.: A 1 L .L if 3011175 5 SPIIBTING GO0DS C0. 2 .V I i , 130-32 East sixth street cnmy 6240 5 rQ,L ,'g'fp H., 'iw I f ':':' -J Cincinnati 2, Ohio Page 3I9 i For America's Leading Car, It's Chevrolet igirharh Braun AVONDALE CHEVROLET Z! X f li Sales Service ZUPIUPIPI, Avon 1330 Famous for U.C. Paddles 81 Mugs. Where prices are the measure of qualityf' 3425 Reading Rd. USED CAR SALES 210 W McMillan MAin 6906 Avondale 3015 Reading Rd. A S Cdliftonj K 0 D A K AND A N S C O SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL MAin 6865 CINCINNATI PIl0T0 SUPPLY S. E. Corner Sixth and Sycamore CINCINATI 2, 01110 GREGG CLEANERS 200 West McMillan St. Cincinnati, Ohio GILBERT AVE. PONTIAC Pontiac Sales X Service 0utstanding Service for An Uutstanding Car A 24-12 Gilbert Ave. WO 4415 Cint'i. 6, Ohio Page 320 T e Student nion Book Store UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI TEXT BOOKS ' NOTE BOOKS ' STATIONERY 0 FILLERS DRAWING EQUIPMENT 9 FOUNTAIN PENS UNIVERSITY JEWELRY 9 FRATERNITY INSIGNIAS TOBACCO U CANDY AV. U I, J y Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner if X We have served you during ! if A K The Best Years of Your Life e Congratulations X r E N.: c 1 X K 0 L And Best Wishes 4411 PER For Your Future Pm in the M0011 for Qualityf' U. of C. Dining Halls And Grill J. H. Fielman Dairy Co. 2519 Vine St. 3116 AV. 6480 9 Superior Dairy Products CEDAR HILL FARMS Irradiated Vitamin HDH Milk EXCELLENT SORURITY and FRATERNITY SERVICE BRAMBLE 1700 B U S Y B E E Thafs the Place for Me 316 Ludlow Ave. AV 9038 KINGSPURT PRESS 0 Wi INC W Covers by Kingseraft KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Page 322 DUWNTUWN Your education is not complete until you 0 E have had a post-graduate course in FUN at if Sales Service Parts C 0 N E Y I S A L ND CITIZENS PACKARD America's finest amusement park. 916 5YCam0f6 St- CH- 4110 Opposite Court House Ask The Man W ho Owns Onei' Biggest Machine In The World . . . It's so easy to make a telephone call! A five-year-old can do it. Yet, when you use your telephone you have at your command the biggest, most complex machine ever made by man- ready to whisk your voice across the street or across the country, as you wish. It's BIG to serve the people of the community, of the nation, but its operation is geared to your individual need. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company Everything for the Studenti' LANCES ' Used Text Books . Art Materials .I STIEIVS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY n A Engineering Supplies Ludlow and Clifton Aves. . Stationery D ' Records--Classlcal, Popular UN. 1662 - 1663 Cincinnati, Ohio Two convenient locations 218 W. MCMILLAN 321 LUDLOW Open Evenings Page 323 SEALTEST ICE CREAM SERVED BY FRECIITLING DAIRIES AT FOUNTAIN GRILL IIEALTIIIIS ' ' ' gg va L! 141 Every REALTOR is a business man-a good business man or he wouldn'+ be allowed fo use fhe professional fifle of REALTOR. Nafurally he's in business fo malce a profil' buf -he places service 'ro his clienfs above and before profif. Service Before Profif! A real esrafe man musf malce fhaf pledge before he can be a REALTOR. And he lives up fo if nof only be- cause fhe rules governing REALTORS are enforced, buf because in fhe long run. if's a good business fo pracfice. A good business pracfice for you is 'ro place your real esfafe affairs in fhe hands of a REALTOR, because a REALTOR musf have experience, abilify, infegrify, and follow a golden rule code of business efhics. When you malce sure your Real Esfafe man is a REALTOR you are making sure of complefe safisfacfion. Look for REALTOR in classified ads, in The phone book and on business sfafionery. CINCINNATI REAL ESTATE BOARD RH Mercanlile Library Building - sf Erwyfsg 4I4 Walnul' S+. MA 915555, Cincinnafi Ohio I I I3 Catering at its Best! By Howard's Catering Service Serving- For- Full Course Dinners Parties Smorgasbord Picnics Buffet Spreads Banquets Special Cakes Receptions 3208 Jefferson PLaza 2419 Page 324 READ YOUR U.C. PUBLICATIONS Q News Record Q Cincinnatian Q Profile Q Co-op Engineer 'XREALLY Mass SALOME ---f- nb, MUCH QATHEQ ISE AT SHIDLEVS !!'f Q Student Directory S h i P I e y 9 S 214 W. Mclvlillan PA. 2620 Your Yearbook Photographer. . . Wmfiwlliwmrm 5356 B-FIIITRV 4-IVE. --6nncnnnATl-13-OHIO 'f4?f21r'WHf'?f ITIELROQ: 8558-H Page 3 Section change finds eye-weary students seeking relaxation at Ed's.', The friendly atmosphere and the carefree songs and laughter provide perfect set- ting for forgetting. 5 Fnms Bnos. 3247 Jefferson QUEEN CITY CHEVROLET Your Convenient Downtown Chevrolet Dealer 318 E. 6th St. PA. 4880 Cincinnati, Ohio WOCHEIPS HEALTH at INVALID'S , SUPPLIES 5 l 9 We Are In Business l or Your Health p 1 12 W. Seventh St. MA 6848 WM. BECK 81 SONS CO. Established 1856 N COSTUMES RENTED Theatrical and Masquerade Costumes-Wigs-Beards Grease Paints We Also Rent Tuxedos-Cutaways-Full Dress All Accessories Y A - nl Craftsmen, Creators and Style Originators of Merfs Clothing and Sportswear I Summer F01-nlalg EHtlfC NOI'th-EaSt COIIICI' 1 1115 Vine St. CHerry 2264 of 7th 81 Central Aves. MA 0932 Page 326 JAMES HOSFORD MOTORS Direct Factory Dealer Chrysler Plymouth Motor Cars AV. 14.73 3469 Knott St. Avondale '5We Aim to Take Care of Our Own 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 HILTON - DAVIS CHEMICAL CO. MANUFACTURERS COLORS - PIGMENTS - DYES Div. Sterling Drug Inc. 2335 Langdon Farm Road CINCINNATI, OHIO FINE FOOD AND DRINK AT THE V e 1' a n cl a CALL AVon 9310 ON VTNE STREET ACROSS FROM THE ZOO ENTRANCE Compliments of L. M. PRINCE C0. 4 W. 4th Street C l a s s R i n g University of Cincinnati Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry L. C. Balfour Co. 2700 University Ct. MA 6906 Page 327 Business Educaiion Club, 60 Anderson: Law Books , 3I8 Avondale Chevrolel, 320 Balfour, L. G. Co., 327 Beck 81 Son, Wm. Co., 326 Bolles Sporling Goods, 3I9 Brand, Richard Jeweler, 320 Busy Bee, 322 Cedar Hill Farms, 322 Cin'l i. Conservalory of Music. 327 Cin'r'i. Pholo Supply, 320 Cinl'i. Real Esiale Board, 324 CinI i 8: Sub. Bell Tele. Co., 323 Acacia, 9I Alpha Chi Omega, 7I Alpha Chi Sigma, 40 Alpha Della Pi, 72 Alpha Epsilon Pi, 92 Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Gamma Delia, 73 Kappa Psi, 34 Lambda Della, I44 Omicron Pi, 74 Sigma Phi, 93 Tau Omega, 94 Sluden-l Council, 2 I 0 Baer, E., 76 Alumni Associalion, I94 American Commons Club, 95 American lnsfifule of Chemical Engineers, 4l American lnslilule of Eleclrical Engineers, 45 American Markefing Associalion, I68 American Sociely of Civil Engineers, 43 American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers, 47 Applied Arls Tribunal, 29 Arele, I99 Arnold Air Sociely, I73 Arls Board, I88 Associalion of Independenl Sludenfs, I09 Auburn Dorm,I6 Band, I29 Baseball Team, 202 Baskel ball Team, l77 Bela Gamma Sigma, 35 Befa Thela Pi, 96 Board of Direcfors, 26 Board of Publicalions, 223 Business Adrrvinislrafion Tribunal, 33 ADVERTISING INDEX Cilizens Packard, 323 Coney Island, 323 Cronin Ford Co., 3I8 Fielman, J. H. Dairy Co., 32l Frechlling, Dairy Co., 324 Fries Brolhers, 326 Gilberl' Ave. Ponliac, 320 Gregg Cleaners, 320 Hillon-Davis, 327 Hocks Buick Co. The, 3I8 Hosiord, James Molors, 327 ORGANIZAT Chi Omega, 75 Cincinnafian, 226 Class Officers, 209 Cliffon Dorm, I7 Coaching Sfaff, II5 Co-ep Club, l85 Cheerleaders, I27 Co-operalive Engineers, Cross Counlry, l28 Della Della Della, 76 229 Howard,s Calering Service, 324 Indianapolis Engraving Co., 3I6 Kingsporl Press, Inc., 322 Lances Booksiore, 323 Mark, Maurice Pharmacy, 3l8 Max's Clolhes lnc., 326 Miller, H. Dairy Co., 3l8 Powell 8: While Prinfers 81 Publishers, 3I7 Prince, L. M. Co., 327 Queen Cily Chevrolel, 326 Schwarz, John Co., 3l8 ION INDEX Lambda Chi Alpha, 98 Liberal Arls Tribunal, 53 Memorial Dormilory Cabinel, 8 Memorial Dormilory A-H, I2 H-Z, I3 Men's lnler Dorm Council, I4 Men's Senale, 2l3 Melro, l55 Morlar Board, 2l4 Mummers Board, I64 Newman Club, l48 News Record, 224 Delia Phi Della, 30 Nursing and Healfh Tribunal, 57 Della Phi Epsilon, 77 Della Tau Della, 97 Della Zela, 78 Engineering Tribunal, 37 Epsilon Phi Sigma, I50 Ela Kappa Nu, 44 Fencing Team, 207 Foofball, Team, II6 Forensic Guild, I39 49'ers Board, I66 Gamma Della, I5I Glee Club, I90 Golf Team, 204 Guidon, l72 Hillel, I49 Home Economics Club, 5I Home Economics Tribunal, 49 lnslilule of Aeronaulical Sciences, 39 lnlerlralernily Council, 90 Infersororify House Council, 87 Junior Advisers, I36 Kappa Alpha There, 79 Kappa Della, 80 Kappa Kappa Gamma, BI Kappa Kappa Psi, I3I Kindergarlen Club, 60 Ohio Sociely of Professional Engineers, 40 Omicron Della Kappa, 2l5 Omicron Nu, 50 Orienfalion Board, 2l Pan-Hellenic Council ,70 Pershing Rifles, l7I Bela Kappa, 54 Phi Phi Delia Thela, 99 Phi Phi Phi Phi Epsilon Kappa, I38 Ela Sigma, Kappa, I00 Mu, S2 Pi Chi Epsilon, 35 Pi Delia Epsilon, IB7 Pi Kappa Alpha, IOI I02 I45 Pi Lambda Phi, Pi Lambda Sigma, 83 Pi Tau Sigma, 46 Profile, 228 Program Commiliee Board, I35 Red Cross Council, IIO Religious Emphasis Week, I47 Rifle Club, I69 R. O. T. C. I70 Sailing Club, 200 of Union INDEX A Ahrens, M. L., 30, 75, I36 Andary, F., 239 Archea, M., 30 Abbey, Cu 75 226 Anderson, B., 204 Archer, R., I6, 239 Abboff, C,, 239 Aikin, R., 239 Anderson, C., I03 Arenslein, L., 239 Abel, gn 29, 36, 'gg Albers, J., 79 Anderson, D., 239 Armacosf, A., 239 Abney, Ku 95 Albers, P., 72 Anderson, E., 239 Armandorlil, J., 86 Abowgfz, A., 77 Albrecht G., 9I Anderson, J., 239 Armsfrong, R., IO6 Ach, F., 239 Alderman, W., I45 Anderson, M. H., I6, I7I Armsfrong, W., 97 Ackley, W., 239 Alexander, C., 97 Anderson, M., l05 Arnold, C., 7I .Ackman, D., 228 Alexander, D., 239 Anderson. N-. 79 Arnold. D.. IO8 Acomb, J., 72, 239 Alexander, E., I45, 239 Andon, C., Arnold, G., I03, 239 .Acree, J., 239 Alexander, J., 96 Andraud, M., 75 Arnold, W., I6 Adams, D., 98 Alexander, J. B., I73, 239 Andree, D., 4I, I08 Ashcrafl, l., I7I .Adams, C-5,, 43 Alexander, R., I8, 46, 47, Andres, G. 99 Allas, R., l2, 77 .Adams, L., 79 239 Andres, R., 96 Aumend, C., I6B Adams, M,, 7l, I35 Alford, A., 99 Andrews, R., IBO Ausling, J., 4l, l48, .Addison, W., 239 Allardice, W., I7I Andrul, F., l7l, 239 Avey, V., 8l, I37 Adkins, E., IO8 Allen, K., 239 Aneshansel, R., 94 Aegchbach, H., 7I, 36 AlIo+, M., 239 Anleheh, D., 43, 239 Ages, J., 95 AI+er. S.. 92 Appel. B.. I8 B Agin, J., I05 Alsleilor, C., I8, 4I Appel, N., 204 Ambrosius, M., 2I4, 239 Applegafe, J., IO6 Babb, C., I7 Aglamesis, J., IO5, I68. 239 Aglamesis, M., 5l, 75, I36 Ahrens, G., 99 Page 328 Ammeniorp, H., I7 Amspaugh, J., 9l Anderegg, R., I7l Applequisl, H., 46, 229 Archambeaulf, L., 57 47 Bachrach, J., 84 Backus, W., 239 Bader, M., 40, 47, I0 8 Schwarl-1 Tailoring Co., 3l8 Second Nalional Bank, 3I8 Shipleys, 325 Song Shop, 3I9 S'reir's Pharmacy, 323 Sludenl Union Bookslore, 32l Superior Chevrolef Co., 3I9 U. C. Dining Hall 81 Grill, 32l Veranda, 327 Whilleker, Wm. R. Sludio, 325 Wocher, Max Heallh 81 Invalid's Supplies, 326 Scabbard and Blade, I7I Scarab, 3l Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I03 Sigma Alpha Mu, I04 Sigma Chi, l05 Sigma Della Tau, 84 Sigma Gamma Epsilon, IIO Sigma Phi Epsilon, IO6 Sigma Sigma, 2l6 Sophos, I42 Social Board, l40 Speakers Bureau, I4I Siudenl' Direcfory, 230 Swimming Team, IBO Tau Bela Pi, 38 Tau Bela Sigma, l3l Tau Pi Epsilon, 50 Teachers College Tribunal, 59 Tennis Team, 204 Thela Alpha Phi, I65 Thela Chi, IO7 Thefa Phi Alpha, 75 Track Team, 203 Triangle, IO8 Trianon, 87 Ulex, 220 Union Board, I34 Universily Dorm C, I8 Universily Dorm D, I8 Vigilance, I38 Wesley Foundalion, l5l Weslminsler Foundalion, I47 Wig Wag, I37 Women's Alhlelic Associalion, I97 Women's Senafe, 2l2 YMCA, l53 YWCA, I52 Zela Tau Alpha, 86 Bagby, J., 97, 230 Baggefl, A., 60 Bahas, G., IO7, l50 Baier, R., l7l, IBB Bailey, B., 239 Bailey, M., 73 Bailey, N.. 79 Bain, V., Bl Baker, C., I8, 47 Baker, J., 72, 239 Baker, T., l3B, 239 Baker, W., 239 Bakie, E., 239 2I2 Balaun, E., I7 Baldwin, W., 239 Balke, T., IOI Ball, D., IO8 Ballew, R., IO7 Ballief, J., IO8 Balsink, E., 39 Balsly, C., 239 Bammerlin, J., 80 Bangeri, R., I08 Banks, P., 99, 239 Barber, R., 16 Barker G., 86, 148 Barlow, S., 72 Barnes, J., 239 Barnes, W., 239 Barney, H., 46, 47, 239 Barnharl, B., 188 Barnharl, C., 74 Barrell, S., 148 Barre'H', W., 240 Barrick, E., 73 Barsman, J., 188 Barsman, M., 240 Barrone, J., 18 Barlos, V., 169 Rory, R., 72, 240 Bary, W., 98, 229 Basler, 1., 171 Bon., R., 240 Balik, A., 109, 141, 188. 228, 240 Balscha, A., 40, 41, 229, 240, 189 Balsche, M., 85 Baude, H., 103 Bauer, C., 106 Bauer, D., 87 Bauer, E., 136 Bauer, H., 169 Bauer, J., 240 Bauer, R., 240 Bauman, B., 81, 240 Bauman, R., 41 Baverman, D., 224 Bavis, E., 107 Bavnes, F., 240 Bayles, M., 74 Bear, H., 18 Beard, B., 240 Beally, N., 110 Beck, M. A., 240 Becker, C., 155, I59, 240, 189 Becker, J., 37. 41. 86 Becker, L., 92 Becker, R., 96 Beckelr, J., 240 Becknell, R., 171 Beckner, D., 53, 96, 210, 215, 240 Behn, F., 240 Behrencll, 1., 104, 142, 160, 214, 240, 189, 220 Behrens, M., 41 Beier, K., 105 Belinky, C., 104 Bell, S. J., 71, 136, 138 Bell, T., 40 Bender, J., 85 Benelhum, D., 97 Beniamin, P., 60, 79, 226 Benmayor, J., 92 Bennell, S., 166, 240 Benson, J., 107 Benlley, E., 18, 188, 240 Benzing, E., 81, 87, 197, 214, 240 Benzing, G., 240 Berens, C., 240 Berg, D., 148, 203 Berger, B., 104 Berger, L., 240 Berhegger, H., 240 Bergman, B., 85 Bergman, G., 240 Bergmazn, 149 M., 102, 139, Bergman, R., 148, 240 Beringhaus, C., 240 Berlage, K., 97 Berman, J., 240 Berman, S., 84 Bernard, B., 83, 240 Bernard, J., 83 Bernens, H., 100 Bernel, C., 240 Berne'1', H., 46, 47, 99, 240 Bernhaul, M., 102 Berning, A., 71, 144, 212, 229 Bernslein, J., 149, 153, 188 Bernslein, S., 102 Berry, C., 240 Berry, W., 98 Berlram, G., 75, 197, 199. 240 Berlsch, L., 60, 87, 240 Berlschinger, J., 73, 241 Berwanger, M., 148 Besr, R., 91 Bellan, A., 77, 240 Beullel, S., 86 Beyersdorfer, J., 103 Beyersdorfer, J. C., 104, 240 Bias, R., 168, 240 Bick, J., 107 Bickel, P., 150 Bickel, R., 95, 131, 188 Bierman, C., 240 Billell, J., 240 Billz, B., 76 Binder, W., 101, 135, 240 Birge, J., 16 sim, M., 21, as, 110, 136, 171, 185, 212, 224, 226 Bishop, E., 107 Bishop, H., 18, 41 Bishop, R., 90, 103, 131 Bishop, T., 108, 240 Bissell, J., I6 Bissell, P., 81 Black, J., 18 Blair, J., 240 Blanco, T., 39 Blank, S., 75, 230 Blankenship, S., 243 Blaski, M., 16 Blesi, M. A., 85 Blelso, B., 106 Blickensderlier, R., 94 Blomberg, H., 98 Bloodgood, J., 8, 12, 86. 136 Blough, C., 12 Blumberg, G., 102 Blumberg, H., 145 Bobrecher, H., 12 Bochslahler, R., 105 Bochsliegel, R., 96, 151 Boclenlos, R., 105 Bodenslein, A., 243 Bodkin, J., 243 Boehm, 1., 83 Boehringer, R., 243 Boglarzoglos, G., 145 Bohn, E., 47, 243 Bohn, M., 75, 243 Boike, M., 60, 73, 230 Boksenbom, F., 149 Bolce, J., 139 Bolland, A., 75, 243 Bolland, T., 50, 51, 145 Boller, R., 243 Bollinger, J., 80 Bolsinger, D., 103 Bond, J., 39 Boneau, A., 90, 95, 243, 207 Bonem, F., 40, 47, 102, 149, 229, 207 Boni, R., 91 Bonner, G., 70, 74, 243 Bonner, G., 243 Bonner, L., 243 Bonnell, M., 71, 136 Books, H., 47, 99, 243 Boone, B., 81 Boolh, A., 72 Borcherding, G., 99, 243 Boolh, S., 80, 49 Bordenkircher, B., 243 Bordne, M., 243 Borgmann, J., 86 Borlz, L., 243 Borlz, W., 104 Bosch, G., 87 Bosely, W., 98 Bosse, J., 85, 148 Bosse, R., 243 Bosrer, S., 104 Bolhwell, R., 103 BoHs, J., 80 Bouchez, R., 100 Bourgra'F, E., 96 Boulel, J., 97, 243 Bowman, R., 96, 243 Boyers, M. F., 107 Boyle, J., 47, 243 Bradburn, B., 12 Braden, H., 94 Bradham, S., 78 Bradley, B., 85 Bradley, E., 106, 171 Bradley, M., 60, 136 Bradwick, T., 107 Brady, W., 39, 243 Brafford, R., 94, 173, 243 Brandi, D., 243 Branscom, J., 243 Bralburd, L., 104 Braler, E., 243 Brauer, R., 243 Braun, F., 41 Braun, M., 80 Braun, R., 99, 243 Braun, R. T., 171, 243 Braunslein, S., 243 Brayshaw, W., 16 Brehm, R., 243 Breiel, S., 243 Brendamour, M., 243 Brennan, J., 100 Bresser, R., 243 Bresser, T., 148 Brewer, W., 95 Brewsler, J., 34, 98 Brickner, R., 149 Bridgeliord, O., 243 Brigham, W., 94 Brill, M., 60, 71 Brill, R., los Brinck, L., 47 Brink, L., 243 Brinkman, H., 243 Brinkman, R., 243 Brisker, A., 243 Brislley, C., 18 Brislol, J., 85 Brockman, J., 16, 47, 243 Brockmeir, R., 101 Brockschmidl, H., 243 Broering, H., 47 Broering, L., 40, 243 Brogdon, R., 73, 168, 243 Brokamp, R. 173 Bruns, D., 105, 243 Bruns, R., 110 Bryan, J. C., 244 Bryan, W., 244 Bucher, V., 85 Buck, R., 76, 226 Buckmasler, J., 244 Bueche, F., 96, 244 Buehler, R., 74 Buehren, V., 76, 212, 214, 244 Buerk, H., 35, 244 Bullock, N., 14, 16, 40, 47 244 Bumiller, M., 76, 244 Bumiller, T., 90, 105 Bumiller, W., 105 Bunlon, J., 244 Bunfing, J., 46, 47 Burchell, E., 59 Burge, D., 97 Burgess, J., 108 Burgess, R., 106 Burgelr, J., 94 Burgin, L., 244 Burk, P., 75, 244 Burkharr, J., 96 Burkel, R., 244 Burkhar'1, H., 244 Burkharl, R. E., 18 Burleigh, W., 244 Burns, J., 90, 100, 169 244 Bursiek, C., 71, 134, 244 Burr, J., 80 Burl, R., 244 Burlr, C., 244 Bunynshi, N., 12, 51, 151 244 Busch, R., 40, 244 Busch, S., 84, 149 Buschle, H., 99 Bush, B. 76 Bush, W., 103, 244 Busken, J., 41, 108 Bulsch, B., 79 Bullon, K., 18 Byfor, J., 46, 47 C Cadman, L., 86 Cadman, N., 13, 51, 76 Cahall, K., 244 Cain, A., 60, 79 Caine, J., 244 Call, W., 12 Calverl, D., 244 Calverr, H., 81 Campbell, D., 244 Campbell, E., 71, 87, 136 224 Campbell, P., 142, 224 Campcdonico, D., 202 Candor, J., 96 Cannamela, V., 244 Capelle, J., 244 Carey, T., 43, 240 Cargill, C., 86 Bronslein, H., 142, 145, 149, 147 Bronslher, S., 102 Brown, C., 51, 74, 212 Brown, E., 99, 180 Brown H., 101 Brown, J., 110, 145 Brown J., 71 Brown, J., 96 Brown, L. 92 Brown, R. C., 95, 131, 166 Carlsen, W., 97, 105 Carmel, N., 92 Carney, R., 60, 80 Carpenler, N., 60, 81 Carper, G., 46, 244 Carr, R., I69, 244 Carrah er, E., 244 Carroll, G., 39, 244 244 Brown, W. R., 244 Browne, W., 105 Brownell, J., 37, 97, 220 Brueggemann, B., 72 Bruner, C., 86, 148 Bruning, R., 106 Brunner, D., 244 Brunner, J., 91 Carroll, J., Carroll, S., 103, 244 Carson, E., 76, 137, 144 Carler, L., 244 Carler, M., 86 Carler, R., 87 Carlolano, F., 145 Carvilli, J., 40, 41, 244 Casper, J., 244 Cassel, R., 106, 171 Caslelberry, J., 99 Casler, K., 110 Casfor, Y., 78 Cafes, R., 244 Cawdor, R., 244 Cawdrey, P., 171 Cecil, R., 75, 138, 172 Cecil, W., 244 Chalfanl, C., 72, 87, 244 Challinor, D., 18 Champlin, R., 98 Chapnick, 1., 18 Cheek, M. J., 86 Chenowelh, D., 81 Chesleen, J., 94 Childs, C., 168, 247 chinofy, J., es, 247 Chrislian, R., 31 Chrislos, H., 150 Chrisly, H., 150 Chrisly, J., 247 Chrysler, R., 168 Clagell, R., 103, 247 Clark, B., 79 Clark, J., 32, 247 Clark, W., 171, 203 Clausing, R., 95 Claylon, R., 106 Cleary, J., 46, 47, 247 Clemenl, S., 8, 12, 140, 213, 247 Clemenls, W., 105, 142, 155, 226 Cleveland, P., 85, 110, 136, 138, 226 Click, F. 39 Click, P., 39, 247 Clill, M., 247 Clipson, A., 17 Clos, J., 247 Coales, R., 41 Coales, Z., 86, 230 Cobb, c., so, 247 Coburn, C., 108, 229 Cochran, J., 76 Cockerill, R., 57, 136 Codzlinglon, J. 247 Cofield, C., 75, 87 Cohen, D., 104 Cohen, J., 104 Cohen, O., 84 Cohen, s., 53, 104, 152, 161, 212, 215, 224, 247 Cohron, L., 31, 247 Colberl, W., 47 Coldiron, J., 87 Colebrook, J., 47, 247 Coleman, D., 94 Collins, J. G., 99, 153, 226 Collins, P., 74 Collhar, R., 168, 247 Calwell, F., 155 Cone, F., 96, 247 Cones, M., 78 Conklin, R., 247 Conners, J., 247 Conners, R., 247 Connolly, B., 71 Connolly, M., 70, 83, 87, 172, 247 Conover, M., 60, 151 Conrad, E., 100 Conlner, G., 247 Cook, H., 247 Cook, R., 30, 247 Cook, R. L., 103, 247 Cook, R., 247 Cooke, J., 43, 247 Cooper, C., 247 Cooper, M., 96, 180 Copelan, O.. 75 CorbiH', C., 229 Corcoran, E., 168, 247 Cordes, W., 96, 247 Page 329 Corfezan, J., 57 Coslello, J., 99, I7I, 2I3, I89 Cosfello, J. D., 247 Coslello, J., 228, 247 Colfer, B., 82 Coughlin, D., 79, 228 Courlas, H., I50 Courlas, L., I50 Courlas, P., I50 Coverl, C., I8, 247 Cowell, W., l7l Coyle, D., 229 Coyle, M., 47 Craden, P., I6, 247 Craig, P., 247 Crain, A., 247 Crane, J., 85, 247 Cravafas, G., 247 Creighlon, J., 7I Crichfield, M., I2 Cricow, S., l68, 247 Crider, C., 8l Cripe, A., 247 cron, w., 40, I08, 247 Cropper, W., 47, 247 Crosby, J., I08 Cross, C., 40, 4l, 247 Crow, C., 7I, I38 Crowl, C., I45 Crummil, K., 248 Crumrine, P., 95, I88 Cruse, C., 60, 8l Culberison, J., 248, I80 Cullen, J., IO0, 200 Cuni, W., 97, I68, 248 Cunnick, J., 248 D., 47, 229 Cunningham, Cunningham, J., IO7 Cunningham, M., I89, 207 Cunningham, T., I35 Curlis, G., 95 Dabney, D., 30 Daley, W., 248 Dallow, M., 60 Dalrymple, J., 248 Dalrymple, R., I8, I09. l88, 248 Dalrymple, S., I68 Dannhauer, R., 47, 248 Dangel, J., 39 Daniel, D., 98, 229 Daniel, H., 39 Danner, R., 8l Darvanan, G., 248 Darves, G., 8, I2, 5l, l50, 226, 248 Daubenbis, J., 78 Daudisfel, W., I7 Dave, B., I04, 248 Davidow, R., I02 Dacidson, S., 248 Davies, C., IO3 Davies, G., 8I Davies, J., 79 Davies, S., I39 Davies W., 40, 41, I08 Davis, B., IOI Davis, B., 70, 248 Davis, F., 39, IO8 Davis, H., I8 Davis, J. P., I6, 4I Davis, J. A., l3l, l88, Z I3, 2I5, 224, 248, I89 Davis, J. F., l42, I53, I55 Davis, N., 7I, I5I Davis, R., I7, 4l Davis, R. L., 99 Davis, R., 40, 248 Davis, S., 248 Davis, W. E., 248 Davis, W., 248 Page 330 Day, C., 3I, 248 Day, J., 47 Dean, R., 4I, I05 DeBord, J., I00 DeCarlo, J., 39, l00 DeCenson, A., 248 DeCourcy, N., 85 Dell, W., 248 Dells, P., I44, 224 DeLong, R., 47 Delvfar, E., I50 Dempsey, C., 248 DeMufh, G., 248 Denham, L., 207 Denier, M., 73 Denman, J., IO6 Dennerline, E., I8 Dennis, J., I02, 248 Dennis, P., 248 Dennis, R., 40, 47, 248 DeNuccio, C., l38 DeNuccio, J., I68, 248 Denuzze, A., 248 Deramo, S., 60 Derbes, M., 7I Derr, J., 60 Dershimer, G., I07, 248 DeSalvo, A., 80, I65 DeSalvo, C., 35, 40, 47 87, 248 DeSalvo, J., 80, Deshon, R., 3I DeSimone, A., I00 Deulscher, E., 248 Devol, E., l0I DeWeese, D., I8, 94 Dexler, F., IOI Diamanf, S., I49 Diamond, H., I02 Diaz, J., l4I Dick, B., 80, I36, I72, I99 2l2 Dick, P., 39 Dickerson, R., 97 Dickinson, H., 3I Dickson, T., 99 Dieckmann, B., 8l Dieckmann, E., 49, 75, 248, 200 Dierksheide, E., 98 Dielz, B., 82 Dielz, N., IO7 Diel-L, R., 248 Dignan, T., 34, 94 Dillon, W., 39 Dimil, R. J., 3I Dimil, R., IOI Dimmell, V., 72 Dine, L., 84, l48 Dine, M., 248 Dingley, S., 90, IO7, 2I5 224, I89 Dirr, A., 47 Dirr, R., 47 Disller, S., 70, 80, 248 Dilmyer, P., I03 Dixius, D., 248 Dixon, F., 248 Dixon, R., 206 Dober, J.. 248 Dochal, P., I2, I50 Dock, N., 248 Dodge, H., IOI Dodsworfh, D., 248 Doebele, M., I09, I36, I88 Doeker, E., 85 Doelling, R., 34 Doench, F., IO3, 248 Dkpker, R., 248 Doerman, L., I55 Doerr, J., 74 Doerr, W., 248 Doggelf, E., 50, 5I, 86 248 Dollin, L., 92 Dolman, C., I7I Domer, D., 248 Donahue, J., l48 Donley, C., IO7 Donlon, J., 79 Donnelly, J., 3l Donner, M., 94 Donnerberg, R., 25I Donohoo, J., 25I Donze, J., l48 Donze, R., I48 Dooley, E., I05 Dooley, M.. I8, 99, 25I Doran, J., Bl Dorger, C., 230, I80 Dorn, J., 47 Dorsel, J., l0I DorseH', J., 25l Doscher, M., 7I Doud, D., 25l Dougherly, F., l68, 25I Douglas, C., I55 Douglas, J., 96 Dcumas, J., 3I Dowling, E., IZ Doyle, A., 25I Doyle, B., 72 Drake, J., 99, I34, 226 Drake, J. M., 57 Drake, R., I05, 251 Dralch, C., I09 Drebo, G., 25l Drescher, L., I8 Dresser, H., lI0, 25l Drew, H., 25l Drinkulh, E., 25I Drobnic, J., 25I J., 59 Droege, Droege, L., l48, I80 Droege, R., 85 DuBois, W., 25I Droege, T., 207 Duckworlh, H., 45, 25I Duerr, M., 73, 230, 229 Dulil, F., 25I Duffy, E., 251 Duffy, J. L., 25I Duffy, J., 25I Duffy, L., ZSI Dulify, M., 8l Duffy, M. L., 72 Dugan, F., 99, I40, 2l5, 25I Dumonf, J., 59, 25I Duncan, R., 79 Dunifon, H., 9I Dunker, R., 25I Dunlap, J., 25I Dunn, D., 79 Dunning, C., 202 Dunleman, P., 25l Duppsladf, E., l68, 25I Duvall, V., 25l Earle, D., 25l Easlon, W., 99 Eberharl, P., 30 Eberle, L., 97, 226 Eckerl, C., 97, 230 Edwards, W., IO3 Effron, E., I45 Egry, M., 86, 226 Ehle, S., 73, 87, 251, 200 Ehrenberg, O., 25I Ehrharf, H., I48 Ehrlich, F., 95 Ehrnschwender, P., I06 Eiche, J., 60, 80 Eichenberger, N., 9I Eicher, T., 99, I40, l68 2I0, 2I5, 224, 226 25I, I89 Eilers, J., 96 Einhorn, J., I04 Eiselein, N., 73 Eiserl, E., I3I Eisnaugle, R., 25I Ela, G., I06 Elder, J., 86 Eldridge, R., 87 Ellioff, L., 2I4 Elliof, P., 25I Elliol, R., 4l, 25I Ellio+, S., 75, 200 Ellis, B., l68, 25I Ellis, J., IB, 47 Ellis, M., 30 Ellis, W., 9l Elnan, O., 39 Emmerich, K., 25I Enderle, R., 43, 25I Engelhardl, J., I09, I88, 25I Engelke, E., 86, I36, I40, I72, 226 Engle, E., I6 Engler, R., I05 Epsfein, L., I04 Erhardl, A., 25l Erhardl, C., 8I Ernsl, C., l03 Ernsl, J., 60, 79 Eschbaugh, E., 29, 30, I07 Espelage, M., 86, 25I Espelage, M. E., 25I Espy, J., 79 Esslinger, D., l3I Ellin, B., 60 EvanoFF, A., I2 Evans, B., IO6 Evans, C., 75, 25I Evans, H., 39, 25I Evans, R., 25l Evans, R. C., 47 Eveland, J., 25I Everesl, J., I4, I8, I09, I68, 252 EvereH', W., 252 Ewig, R., 71, 252 Ezrine, I., I39, I45 F Fahneslock, W., 97 Fahrenbruck, R., 252 Falcon, L., 77 Fallon, G., 252 Falls, R., 99 Fambry, K., 252 Farber, V., I2 Farmer, J., I37 Fas'l', J., 76 Faunlleroy, T., 252 Fausf, E., 252 Fausl, K., I00, I68, 252 Fearing, D., 79 Feck, J., 252 Feck, W., l00 Fegelman, R., 92 Fehrman B., 60, 7I Feibes, W., I7 Feigelson, H., 252 Feiler, V., 252 Feinhauer, V., I08 Feldmiller, B., I0l Felman, A., l04 Fells, D., I45 Felly, G., 87, 252 Fengya, H., 9I Fenlon, R., 2l5, 220 Fenner, W., I50 Fenske, J., 47, I7l Ferguson, L., 76 Fernfheil, A., 252 Ferreri, J., I7 Ferlig, C., 86 Filhel, H., I02 Field, J., I39 Field, R., 77, 252 Fieldman, A., 189 Figg, R., sb, 136 Filippine, R., 40, 252 Fink, D., 95 Finke, H., 99, 252 Finn, P., 74 Finn, V., 72 Fischer, E., I03, 252 Fischer, F., 47 Fischer, F. A., 99, 252 Fischer, R., 60, 72, 230 Fish, C., 3I Fish, W., 252 Fisher 8. 75 I99 Fisherf nf, 99., zo: Fisher E., IOI Fisher, R., IO7, 252 Fisler, M., 60 Flagg, E., I06 Haig, J., 71, I64 Flake, B., 86 Flafman, L., 252 Flafl, R., 252 Fleming, D., 47 Flefcher, J. C., I05 Flick, D., 252 Fliehman, E., l68 Flinn, R., 47 Flory, J., I06 Floyd, A., 5I, 72, 252 Flynn, A., 96 Flynl, J., 252 Foersler, B., I47 Foley, K., BI, I36, ISI, I97 Follis, W., 252 Folz, D., 252 Fopma, L., 252 Forbriger, A., 96, I45 Ford, Ford, H., 252 J.. 252 Foreman, C., 252 Forman, C., I2 Forsler, A., 97 Fosler, J., 252 Fossil, A., 60, BI Fosler, F., 252 Fosler, G., 95 Fowler, C., 72 Fox, C., 252 Fox, J., 57 Fox, M., 85 Fox, W., 4I Frame, S., 70, 86, l72 2l2 252 , 2I4, 53, Francis, J., 3 I, 252 Francis, T., 206 Francq, D., 7I, I36, I5I, I72, 2l2 Francisco, G., I00 Frank, P., 7l, I36 Frank R., l06 Frasher, R., 94 Frankenberg, A., 85 Frankenslein, W., I02, 252 Franks, P., 252 Frazer, J. H., 252 Frazer, J. 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M., 78, 275 Penne, R. J., 275 Peppers, J. L., 97, 229 Perlcinson, W. L., IOI Perllo, E. M., I08 Perry, B., 59, 84, I36. I40, I72 Page 334 Persons, H. R., 275 Pelers, R. W., 39, I0l Pelers, V. M., 80, 275 Pelers, R., 275 Peferson, N. C.. 8, 7l Pelrie, R. D., I05 Pexfon, H. W., 95, I68, 275 Pfafi, A. L., 30, 275 Plalzgraf, P. A., lO3 Pfenningwerlh, P. L., 47, I45 Plinqslag. E. F., I68, 275 Phillips, B. L., 275 Phillips, D. J., 49, 50, I72, 2l4, 275 Phillips, F. E., 275 Phillips, M. A., I44 Phillips, R. E., 47. 229 Phillips, R. C., 40 Piche', G. E., I05, 275 Piclrering, N. S.. 76 Pierce, W., 275 Pierle. J. M., 76, I34, I35, l5l, 275, 200 Pinel, M. L., 275 Pinger, M., 200 Piper, R. N., 275 Pirrmann, D. J., 74, I99 Pilman, L. L., 97. 220 Pills, R. I'l.. 45, 275 Placlre, D. E., I8 Plagge, H., 83 Plall, L. F., 30 Piselr, D. L., 74, IBB Poclrras, L. M., 275 Poque, J. B., I06, I7I Pohl, H. J., 275 Poirol, J. W., 85 Polaslrv, S., 275 Poll, G. H., I07 Pomeroy, D., 43, 275 Porleous, M. 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N., 50, 279 Rosenblum, R., I45 Rosenbusch, O., I55 Rosner, R., I3, 5l, 78, Rosensleil, J., 76, I35, Ross, D., 83, 279 Ross, J., I8 Ross, P., 47, 279 Rosselol, P., 8 Rofh, G., l3I Rolh, O., 92. 279 Rolhchild, E., I04 Riflenberger, D., IOO Roudebush, W., 279 Rousey, M., 73 Roush, C., 57 Roush, S., 279 Rubenslein, A., I38, 2I3, 279, 220 Rudolph, E., 43, 9I Rueger, W., 40, I07, 279 Ruehlemann, C., 35, 279 Ruehlman, H., 80 Ruehlman, J.. IO6 Ruff, J., 279 Rule, J., 79 Rumsfield, B., 60, 76 Runcl, E., IO6, IBB Runch, J., 2l, 29, 76 Ruperf, R., 9I Rusconi, W., I48 Rush. J., 85, 200 Russe, R., 5I, 75, I36. 230 Russell, W., 279 Ruilenschroer, L., 202 Ryan, J. W., I48 Ryan, J., I00, I48, 279 Ryan, L., 72 Ry., cs., 279 Rye, W., 99 Ryle, B., 40 S Sabalo, H., 279 Sachs, 40, 4I Saelens, R., 34, 279 SBRTBYI, M., 72, 226, 229 Sagel, A. 77, 279 Sl. Clair, M., 86 Sf. Clair, P., 220 S+. Cyr, R., 7I Sf. 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J., 280 Shankar, D., 203 Shanks, O., 280 Shapiros, S., 189 Shaw, E., 39 Shaw, H., 96 Shaw, R., 16, 43 Shawver, W., 45, 280 Sheehan, J., 280 Sheefs, R., 107 Sheppard, J., 60, 71, 151, 280 Sherburne, F., 39, 40, 109, 188 Sherwin, B., 60, 77, 188 Shipley, G., 103 Shives, J., 96 Shoemaker, 153, 145, 96 Shore, D., 280 Shorls, F., 280, 138, 103, 220 S1'1oH, E., 280 Shreve, H., 280 Shriner, P., 99 Shriver, J., 99 Shriver, P., 97 Shuberf, M., 280, 212 Shundigh, N., 220 Shurie, R., 103 Sicker, J., 280 Sifferlen, C., 101 Siefferman, T., 99 Siegel, N., 280, 149, 87. 84, 50 Siegel, P., noe, 47 Siekmann, H., 280, 41, 40, 200 Siemon, R., 280, 47 Smari, S., 86 Smal-'1, W., 105, 153, 155 Smilh, B., 283 Smifh, C., 169 Smilh, C. H., 39, 47, 283 Smllh, D., 283, 206 Smilh, E., 108 SI'1'I1'1'11 F. C., 283 283 Slegmer, W., Sfeimer, W., 106, 203 Sfeinberg, 1., 283 Sieinberg, L., 283 S'1einberg, W., 168 Sleiner, K., 104 Sfeinhard, S., 283 S'1einhof'1, D., 141 Sieinkamp, A., 73 S1einme1z, S., 81 Sieinwari, R., 105 Sullivan, M., 101, 284 Sullivan, W., 284 Sukfhankar, S., 31, 284 Sumlserg, A., 284 Sunnenberg, J., 60, 98 Sulfman, R., 284 SuHon, P., 284 SuH'on, R., 284 Swan, W., 109, 168, 171, 284 Swenfy, P., 98 Sykes, R., 107 T Taafe, J., 71 Tackenberg, N., 85 Tadge, C., 47 Tahse, M., 145, 164 Tain1, J., 199 Talmage, J., 284 Tashiian, R., 74, 188 Tassos, W., 18, 150 Taylor, Taylor, D., 103 Taylor, D. L., 18, 39 107 c., as, 224, 226 Smi'1h, F., Smilh, G., 45 Smiih, H., 283 Smi'11'1, J., 18 Smiih, J. F., 283 Smiih, J. C., 107 Smilh, J. L., 51, 78 K 171 Smi+h, ., Smifh, L., 87 Smilh, M. E., 148 Smifh, M., 283 Smifh, R., 46, 47 Smilh, R. J., 46 Smifh, R., 283 Smilh, R. C., 78, 87 s...1+h, T., 41, 16 Smifh, V., 70, 72, 283 Snew, D., 74 Snew, F., 98 Snocldy, J., 76, 110 Snyder, C., 283 Snycler, J., 98, 202 Snyder, J. G., 81 Snyder, J. R.. 80 Snyder, R., 97 Socraies, J., 105 Soil, D., 73 Sommer, J., 283 Sonderman, D.. 103, 145 Sonderman, W., 46, 47, 103, 283 Sonnfag, R., 86 Soniaq, W., 99 Sorrell, M., 283 Sorrell, M., 283 Soufhard, R., 47 Soufhgale, B.. 106 Spade, L., 283 Speckman. P., Rl, 283 Spencer, D., 101 Spera, P., 99 Spersand, J., 203 Soickard, G., 283 Spieker, G., 43 Spies, H., 71 Spi'1'1, l'l., 92, 145 Spih, L., 92 Spoerlein, W., 283 Spohn, H., 46, 283 Spohrle, A., 81 Sponsel, P., 35, 79, 185 Sprague, J., 16, 47 5wMm.l.M Springer, W., 47 Sproull, B., 79 Slaala, W., 283 Siagner, L., 138 S'1aiger, R., 283 Sialf, D., 100 Slang, J., 283 Sfemley, J., 100, 200 Sfephan, W., 283 S1ephens, H., 283 S+ephans, J., 110, 283 S1ephans, M., 40, 283 S+ephans, R., 95 Sfernberg, A., 283 S1'e'Henpoh1, G., 41 S'1eHinius, N., 86 Sievens, J., 34 Sfevens, W., 284 Sfevenson, K., 108, 229 S+evenson, R.. 169, 284 Sfeward, J., 86, 284 Sfewarf, A., 72 S'1ewar'1, G., 105 Sfewari, J., 75 S1ewar'1', R., 284 Sfewari, S., 104 S+ibel, R., 77 Sfickney, R., 180 S'1il1pass, B., 84, 149, 230 Sfillpass, S.. 168, 284 S+imson, R., 103 Sfine, W., 283 Srifh, L., 80, 284 S1111, T., 95 Sfivers, M., 284 Sfockdale, S., 81 Siocker, R., 131 Slocks, L., 98, 142 S+ock1on, E., 98 Sioecklin, J., 107 Siofle, J., 148 Sioll, L., 102, 207 S'1o11er, H., 104 Sfolz, J., 98 S+oms, R., 284 Sfone, J., 95 Sfone, M., 284 Sforch, G., 99, 284 S'1orm, L., 215 s+o..+, c., 111 Sfrafis, L., 294 S1'raHon, B., 220 Srraub, F., 57 Sfrecker, J., 284 Sfrickland, S., 79 S1'rie'1mann, A., 99, 169 Sfross, E., 60, 80 Sfubbs, W., 45, 284 S+uh1barg, S., 90, 92, 284 Sfump, R., 45 Sfumpf, W., 284 Sfuhman, S., 74 Sudbrack, C., 71 Suer, W., 284 Sullivan, J., 2114 Sullivan, M., 72 Taylor, F., Taylor, G., 96 Taylor, G., 284 Taylor, M., 284 Taylor, N., 79 Taylor, P., 168, 284 Taylor, R., 284 Taylor, W. L., 284 Tecca, Teller, R., 171 J., 104, 142, 224 Templar, J., 86 Tenenholh, R., 104 Tepe, L., 43, 284 Terada, F., 107 Terell, L., 284 Terrill, G., 284 Terwillegar, R., 16 Tessel, E., 92 Thamann, T., 148 Tharp, C., 284 Thase, E., 106 Thayer, D., 101 Theler, J., 199, 206 Thiedeman, H., 284 Travis, A., 104 Trees, C., 287 Trees, P., 73 Trefzger, H., 287 Trieschman, J., 78 Trimbach, P., 169 Tro1'1er, R., 105 Trousdell, T., 106 Trou'1, E., 18 True, J., 103 TruiH, P., 90, 96, 110, 215, 287 Tsangeos, A., 287 Tschan, E., 105 Tucker, D., 47, 210 Tucker, M., 79 Tupman J., 101 ., 94 D Turner, E., 287 Turner, H., 287 Turner, R., 30, 108 Turner, R. A., 171, 173 Tusan, W., 287 Tuffle, M., 73 Twidale, A., 87 Tynan R., Ulifman, A., 150 U Uhrlbrock, M., 109, 188, 229 Ullman, L., 104 Ulmer, N., 171 Underwood, R., 81, 136 Underwood, W., 97 Unger, R., 287 Uphoff, G., 97, 220 Urbanowici, W., 16 Usinger, R., 107 Ulrecl-rl, M., 86 Uvaas, D., 76, 172, 287 V Valenfine, C., 287 Vance, B., 82 Vanderheid, B., 81 VanDeren, J., 40, 203, 287 Vandewalle, R., 97 Thiele, G., 75. 136 Thiele, R., 41 Thiele, R., 151 Thinnes, J., 284 Thomas C., 284, 204 Thomas, J., 51, 75 Thomas, M., 284 Thompson, F., 34, 284 Thompson, K., 228 Thompson, M., 81 Thompson, R., 21, 96, 210, 214, 284 Van Van Van Van Van Eafon, W., 101 Fossen, J., 110 Oflen, T., 82 Osdol, J., 51 Wormer, W., 30 Thompson, S., 72, 136 Thoroman, F., 284 Thorsell, C., 90 Thuss, 1., 284 Tierney, P., 72 Tierney, R., 99, 224 Tighe, P., 287 Tilsley, T., I6 Tilson, J., 97 Timmerman, M., 73, 185 287 Tippenhauer, D., 287 Tipfon, w., 281 Todd, D., 13, 51, 76 Todd, J., 97 Todd, N., 81, 2oo Tolpen, H., 102 Tonne, C., 107 Topmoeller, S., 85 Torok, J., 100, 148, 247 Tour, R., 287 Townsend, R., 94, 287 Traber-1, J., 287 Traloerf, T., 142 Varezman, B., 99 Varney, M., 137 Vaughn, J., 287 Vaughn, R., 101, 171 Vehr, C., 72, 199 Veifh, W., 287 Venard. R., 148 Veforino, R., 103 Vick, R., 108 Vigran, M., 77 Villena, G., 43 Vinceni, M., 75 Vinsonhaler, J., 81 Voegfle, J., 72 Voelger, E., 287 Vogele, M., 85 vQg+, E., so, 2111 Vog'1', M., 173 Voighl, J., 71, 229 Voighf, J., 76 Voisard, W., 18, 46, 47, 287 Volkman, A., 287 Volpe, E., 287 Volz, A., 30, 287 Vonder Wische, J., 100 Von Hoene, H., 287 Vosmer, S., 79, 137 Voss, J., 287 Voss, J., 97 Voss, R., 110, 159, 214,287 Page 335 W Wabnilz, E., 99 Wachendorf, J., 43 Wachs, W., 97, l42, I4-5, l53, I55 Waddell, C., 9l Waddell, J., 9l Wade, H., IO6 Wade, R., 287 G., 60, 80 Wagner, Wagner, M., 60, I36 Wagner, R., 47, 287 Wagner, R. W., 40, 90, 9l, 287 Wagner, W., 287 Wahl, B., IO6 Walcher, G., 287 Walker, G., 287 Wall, K., 287 Wall, M., 98, l53, 287 Wallace, E., I6 Wallace, P., 72, 230 R., IO7 Wallace, Walsh, J., IOO Walsh, M., 85, 226 Wanamaker, W., 287, 202 Ward, B., 5l Ward, W., 40 Ware, M., 287 Warner, J., I03 Warner, J., 288 Wasmer, J., 75, I36, 224, 230, 200 Wasserman, M., IO4, 228 Wal-son, R., 98 Wall, J., 60, 288 Weber, F., 34, 97 Weber, J., 288 Weber, R., 83, l48 Websler, C., 283 Websler, E., Sl, 84 Weckslein, N., 288 Wedding, W., 47, 288 Weeks, B.. 87 Page 336 Weil, A., l65, 288, 202 Weil, R., l04 Weil, S., 288 Weimer, B. J., 75 Weinberg, F., 288 Weiner, l., 84 Weir, P., 99 Weis, D., 92 Weis, R., 288 Weiss, B., 73 Weiss, E., 288 Weissman, E., 77 D., 59, l99 Wei+zman, Welch, R., 94 Welling, V., 80 Wendel, A., I69 Wenger, J., 94, 288 Wengler, T., 46, l53, Wenick, R., l03 Wenfe, R., 60, 288 Werner, E., l7l, 288 Wernersbach, A., IO6 Werl, F., IO6 Werf, P., 9I Wessel, D., 288 Wessel, F., 288 Wesl, M., I44 Wesl, R., 34 Weslerfield, D., 288 Weslerfield, P., 288 Weslerman, L., 79 Wewer, S., 30, 73 Whealley, M., 47 Wheeler, E., I8 Wheeler, L., 57 Wheeler, M., 8I Wheeler, R., 203 Wheelrighl, J., I8, 98 Whilcomb, W., 47 While, A., 288 While, C., 53 While, J., I8 While, W., 288 Whilehead, L., l45 Whifford, D., 39, 96 Whilford, W., 288 8 Whiling, R., I0l Whitley, C., 78, 199 Whilman, M., 288 Whillaker, V., 288 Whillinglon, J., 8 Wichelf, B., 288 Wickham, D., 96 Wickizer, H., IO9, 288 Wiedeman, L., 288 Wiedenbein, R., 47, 288 Wiegand, L., 84 Wiegand, D., 90, 94 Wiersema, R., I7l Wierwille, L., 60, 7l Wigser, O., 84, I49 Wiqger, R., 97 Wilbur, K., 288 Wilcox, R., 96 Wilcox, R. 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