University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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

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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