University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1952
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Brigh+ pledge pots disfinguish new greeks: queen campaigns redecorafe Hue grill: and houses furnish cen+ers of furious acfivify and fun. ...... page I38 The field of ATHLETICS oFFers a +ull program of var- sify spor+s as well as inframurals. Men and women alike porficipa're in aH'IleHc even+s. in a spirH of friendly comv .page 274 pe+i+ion. ...................... UC spiri+ is refleded in ifs TRADITIONS and SOCIAL life: dances and parh'es, work and fun +ha+ are long re- membered year offer year. H is on occasions iike HIese fhaf our University gefs +ogefher. . .......... page I90 On our campus over one hundred ACTIVITIES for H19 sfudenfs. ranging from EdHor fa fypisf. offer everyone on opporiunify in his Held f0 work for UC and for his own page 2l6 in+eres+ and experience. Page 5 - o-id 3':- .r u -. ag$iagt '1': 7'1 ??? 3- n.3- 71w Wniaemty a; GWMnefi, fomcfecf in 1870, AOMJ. Me Wdim 0 Jain; Me em manicdfzal untaeaddy in. the nation. 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For his keen inleresf in neinnul educclionul agairs gave him in Hie past Chairman. and Charter Member of flue Execu+ive CommiHee of Hie CommiHee on fhe Relolions 0F Higher Educofion: also a Fellow in fhe American Association of Science. and Chairman of fhe Ohio CommiHee on ihe selecfion of Rhoades Scholars. Presiden+ Wailers own educoiional background is one of high achievemenf and honors. In addilion +0 being recognized as an aulhorify on Universily c:cl- minisfrafion. he has nine honorary degrees and is a Nofionul Sena+or of Phi Be+a Kappa. Added +0 all Hais is H1e Presidenl's warm and cheerful personali+y in all campus lunclions, all of which give to UC on incomparable universil'y official. It'WY-rr V's? KW s F - E'f'm Page 22 $ecm REM Bmalz Ably filling Hue vacancy creofed early +his year 'rn flwe Universiiy adminis+ra+ion is Ralph C. Bursiek. newly appoinfed Dean of Universiiy Adminis+ru+ion. Fotmerly Assisianf Dean of Hue College of Business Adminisfrmion, Mr. Bursiek is quuii'fied +0 handle UC financial and busi- ness affairs. as well as fine public reiofions of file universi- fy. He is influen+ial in co-ordinaiing an eFFecfive pro- gram for Sfudenf Aci'ivi'rieg CommiHee, Union Board. and Board of Publications. CoordinuHon of H19 Universiiy's a+hle+ic, social, and academic iunciions is fine rasponsibilify of +he indusfriai, professional. and civic leaders who compose 1he Board of Directors of 1419 Universify of Cincinna+i. MeeHng mon+l1ly. +he Board discusses and direc+s muHers of sfudeni and iaculiy policy. For H1e fweiHh consecque year Frank F. Dinsmore presides over ihis group of prom- inenf CincinnaHans who work +0 advance UC in boih cify and nafioncl educafionol circies. 3W cg 3132901044 SEATED-Dinsmore. Frank F,, Waller; Raymond W., Earley. Jane De Serisy, SIANDING-Tufe, Benic- min. E, Brodie, Kenton K.. Schuli Walter. Mi, Maw field, Frank Hu Bursiek. Ralph C. 'm 1 w. -- .Vm ' '- ' ! 'r' mu '13- : r I? Lillian Johnson Grace Brown Page 24 55m of Women Every woman siudenf soon comes in con+ac+ wi+h +he busies+ spo+ on campus. 1he Dean of Women's oFFice loaded in H16 Women's building. There she knows she can find a cheerful. ready counselor and c: sincere friend in Lillian M. John- son, Dean of Women. Miss Johnson is a person who fakes a genuine inferesf in every stheni and Ends fime +0 be an adviser +0 +he Sfudeni Council, Junior Advisers, Women's In+er-Dorm Council. and VJornen's Sena+e; besides being a member of Mor+ar Board. Mos? impor+an+ of OH her mulfipie du+ies is her capable managemenf of all personnel services 01t Universi'ry women. Equally capabka wH'h a winning friendly smile is Grace Brown. assis+anf Dean 01c Women. She can always Jfind Hme +0 folk wifh any s+uden+ over any social or academic pro- blem giving helpful advice when needed. The Dean's office is fine mofivc+ing force behind many Universify acfivifies. and ifs influence is felf by Every s+uden+ on +hi5 campus. $ean on Man Dean of Men's oFiice. iocafed in Hue S+uden+ Union Building, is known as Hue focal cenfer of all men's aciiviiies. Under +he compefen+ leadership oi Dr. Roberi W. Bishop. Dean of Men, any male siudeni' is made welcome in Hue oHice. His du+ies range from being adviser for His S+uden+ Council. lnierfraierni'ry Council, and HM : Union. +0 being H18 Naiional Secrefary 0F Omicron Deifa Kappa. hafionoi men's. college honorary. In coniunch'on wifh +he Dean of Women, Dean Bishop aim head: ihe Social and Orien+aiion Boards. Ye+ in spife of his acfive schedule of meeiings, hi5 sincere and earnes+ eFForf +0 solve any problems confron'ring any siudenf is siili his prime obieche. UC is proud of ifs Dean of Men and considers him a +rue assef. Aiso a qualified addiiion +0 +he Dean of Men's office is Wiiiiam Alderman, assis+an+ Dean of Men. :1 man who ickes a genuine inferesf in every men's organizai-ion and is always ready io assisi any 5+uden+ in any way possible. Roberf W. Bishop William Alderman n ....nu...u.-..r nu. Page 26 mm T'V'I'I-W- ' '1 $0M. 614244 affabMd Presiden+ Bob Reece Vice-Presiden1 Nancy Simmons Secre+ory-Ann Cors Treasurer Dom Del Bene The sophomores called +heir annual dance held in chober +he Levi Leap. Those aHending were comforiably clad in Levis and shir+s. For a week before 'I'I'IE even? Sophomores couH be spoHed ad- veriising Hwe'lr dance by weur'lng Lavis of school. Ano+her Sophomore proiecf was fhe Donkey Bcskefball Game. Ai +his fime Hue varsity proved fheir obilify ogains+ H13 foo+ball +eom. ROW 7REcce, R Simmons, N ROW 2-Cors, A., Del Bene D, WWW PresideM-Sfan Goodman Vice-Pr95id9n+ Barb Bu+sch Treasurer-n-John Ziegler Secrehry-BeHy Dieckmonn In addiHon +0 sponsoring +he Junior Prom Hui; year. +he Junior Class held an Open-house on December 14. The purpose of We goihering was 10 spread Chrisfmas cheer and enable Hue sfudeni's io become beHer acquainied. To aid in de+ermining class pclicies and +0 assis+ On +he proiecfs, +he officers organized an Advisory Coun- cil. selec+ed by Hue iribunals. ROW IiDieckrnclnn, 3., Goodman. 5. Row Z-Zfegler, Eulsclx B. J., Page 27 Shawl Gounod Ken S+evenson ROW IiHokman, ,5... Stevenson, K, Chennwefhi D., Woodwar'h. T. ROW Z-Ruuhi Mr, Monigomeryi R,. Brockmeieri RW Krneger. L. Erighami D. ROW 3 Herroni C, Brown, E., Dieckrncmni 3., Putnami Ti, O'Brieni J. Af 7:30 every oH-Ier Monday. Hue Siudenf Council of UC is called +0 order. Their iob i5 +o govern all +he s+uden+s aHending file Universiiy. This overwhelming Iob is capably handled by ifs membersI fif'reen in num- ber. Under +he leadership of Kenneih S+evenson, Hwe Councii president +hi5 year's council had a successful ierm. The firs+ Hem on +he agenda was fine allocu+ion of money from +he sfudeni' acfiviiy fees +0 file various organiza+ions on campus. A new addiHon +0 Council. H1e inclusion of cliernafes for Hue members. fccilii'cfed voiing and made for compieie represen+a+ion. All ?he +ribunals. us well as Menis Senaie and Women's Senaie. are represen+ed. Council members sif In on Social. Union and Orien+ofion Boards. Page 28 .3, 1.... S+uden+ Council has 5e+ up bur s+cnding commit +ees: grievance. eiec+ions. cons+i+u+ion and budget They reporf all acfions +0 council for approvui. Dean Johnw son and Dean Bishop ore presen+ 0+ all meetings, no+ only as facul'ry represenfofives. buf +0 give advice and assis+ance. This year Council has changed +he require- men+s for elec+ions. The moior diHerence is in s+ricfer pe+i+ioning. This 5+uden+ body makes appoin+men+s +0 fhe boards and endeavors +0 co-ordinufe all H13 col- leges in+o one closely Unifed unH. Council also handles any universiiy problem and s+uden+s are welcome +0 u+- fend fheir meeh'ngs 0+ any +ir'ne. In +his manner Huey reach every sfudeni' in every phase of college life. HERE'S A GOOD SUGGESTION THE MEETiNG WiLL COME TO ORDER BALANCING THE BOOKS MAKING UP THE BALLOTS Page 29 Wamem't Senate ROW I-Oufes F. Muellen M.. Niederhelmun J.. Kroagw. M. Tovlon C. Brown. 6.. Micheimm. J ROW Zchrvey R.. Dqu M., Wiison, 9.. Cochran. J.. BrTH, M.. Barlow, 5. Derbes M. Gum'ahn A. ROW 1 Hu:ksaII L, LideHI 0,, Young, L, Scthmeyer. Jr, Geselbmchi, Dr. Simmcng N., Miller. V., Snydeh A Presiden+ Irmgurd Kroeger Vice-Presideni Jcne Niederhelmon Trcsurer Mary Mueller Rec.-Secre+ary CaroI Taylor Corr.-Secre+ary Peggy Cafes Composed of represen+a+ives from all recognized organizoiions hav- ing foriy per-cen+ or more of Hwe fairer sex . Women's Senufe indudes every girl on campus as a member. Under +he capable guidance of Dean Johnson. +he year was begun wifh fine annual Freshmen Tea, which proved to be successful despife +he rainy weafher. Women's Senafe under presi- den+ Irmgard Kroeger. sponsors fhe Used Book Sfore and gives +he fru- diHonal S+ruwberry Breakfosf for depaang seniors. Bi-annually. a Voca- fional lnforrnofion Conference 'Is held by Hm Sencrfe. A bookle+ on social procedures was a new proiec+ fhis year. Page 30 Meryl 53ml? ROW l-Fagin, 3.. Brill, R., Browm E. Chesleem J,, Brudrick, T, ROW Z-Gruan C, Patton K, Rank, W, Clements. W. Mu: Veiqh. IL. Zeigler' J Presidenf-Ed Brown Vice-Presiden+ Ron Brill Secre+ury-Trecsurer WaH-er Bor+z A group of men working eornesfly +0 improve and co-ordinufe men's adivi'ries on campus is +119 Men's Sena+e. The organizafion is steadily in- creasing in power and scope. The earlies+ activify mt +he year was +he orieniaiion of freshmen men. Under +he leadership of Hueir president Ed Brown and Dean Bishap. Hue adviser. +he Senu+e supervises all +he men's groups on campus. This is accomplished by means of monfhly reporfs. Their newes+ proiec-f is +he inves+iga+ion of +he selecfion of members for men's honoraries. They hope 10 disfinguish clearly be+ween honoraries and fru- fernH-y comedians. Page 3! 6m 0; 4Ww . . mun:- Roberf Davis-Presidenf Carol Brown-Vice-Presidenf Charles Lindemcn-Treosurer Margie McHenry-Secre+ary For 1he +l'u'rd year H143 class of '52 was led by 'Sfinky' Davis. Early in the year H19 officers successfully char+ered +he plans For +heir fes+ive Senior Week. H included such memorable affairs as fhe Prom and Class Day. Again +his year 3H1e enHre class gof iogeiher hr an Old Clofhes Porfy 0+ H19 Cheviof Field House. This gave +hem +he opporfunify +0 revive cIGSs spirH. As campus leaders, +hese oFFicers proved fheir ubilHy in H16 excellenf managemenf of all fhe senior activi+ies. The class of '52 made a good choice in Huese four and followed +heir guidance +hroughouf 'H'Ie year. There were many smiles and pafs on Hue back 05 Wait school days drew +0 on end. 3' 3' 3i ROW I-Brnwn. CH McHenry. M. ROW 23Davis3 R.. Lindemcn. C. V ' 'r-fr-WT l4 '-:il-l 1lTl This year +he Cincinnafian presenfs an ouls'rund- lng array of personalil'ies. From the class of '52 we have chosen +wen+y-+hree seniors. They represenl fhe cream 0F +he crop. For +he pusl four years +hese 5+0- den'rs have combined ac+ivi+ies wifh fhelr s+uclies. A perfec+ balance belween social life. ac+ivi+ies and sludies have given fhese seniors rich awards.. We are proud +0 give +hem on +he following pages lhe credit l'hey deserve. MARY ANN BIRN Any problem presenled +0 Mary Ann. you can be sure will be solved. The Thel'a Phi's learned +his long ago and proof is in +he Senior Service Award, which she received. and +he presidency of The+u Phi. However. her obllifies are also lmown +hroughoul fhe campus. as evidenced by her work in Women's Senate. Morlor Board and +he Book Sfore. CAROL BROWN ll didn't lake long for Hue Chi O's +0 discover Carol's po+en+iulifies. parl'culurly when she served as pledge presidenf in her freshman year. Her energies were no+ conFmed in one place. as she also held iunior and senior class offices. You can be sure +0 see Carol ct? all +he sporls events wearing her black iockei denofing her as Manager of UC's Band. MARlLYN CONOVER Wanf +0 meel' someone wil'h efficiency plus. and always willing +0 take on a dilTicull' iob-well meef our Marilyn. We're sure +he YMCA and Union Board will vouch for +his. As a Kindergar+en-Primary major. she has Taken Hme From her li++le pupils +o work for UC. This is one senior we nom- ina+e +0 be a success in her field. i ,llri' l-I ROBERT DAVIS A shrewd poliiician on our campus, Siinicy Davis holds Hie dis+inc- Hon of leading his class for +hree consecufive years. During his farm; as president he inaugurafed many new and original ideas +hof UC quickly adop+ed. He has brought fame and presiige +0 +he Phi Delis. ODK was one of ihe many organitcfions f0 recognixe Sfinity's leadership abiliiies. MARILYN DERBES This Alpha Chi has had the whole campus enchanied for the Iasi four years. Always happy. Derbs' eFFervescence is COITI'CIgiOUE. As prexy of Mor+ar Board she has proved her abili+y as a leader. She has held such .nn-nm'ri posifions as Y Cabinei member and pledge misi'ress of Alpha Chi. A wonderful friend and a mighiy worker, Marilyn deserves our praise. JACK DRAKE Jack was our Ediior in Chief fhis year! We +ake pride in sclui'ing him of +his Hme. Besides his work on publicai'ions. he has been c: leader in his frai'ernify. This year he was Presideni' of Phi Delia Thei'c. along wifh his eclii'or's dufies. Oniy a man with his capabili+ies and personoiiiy could have managed fhese jobs wifh such success. EUNICE ENGELKE Have you ever wa+ched a glass of Champagne sparkle and bubble? You have +0 jusf +ran5'Fer +he exhuberunce 0F H1is in someone's personaliiy and you have Eunice Engelke. Bui unlike Champagne. Eu'nice's sparkie never siops. and so +his ZTA was ubie +0 do a tremendous iob in Hue myriad of acfivi+ies she puriicipcded in during her UC years. -q -. I -. . .mn' 1': PARK GAST Pork 005+ is an unusual fellow wiih an unusual name. He is unusual because he no+ only mainhsined +remendous grades in Engineering buf also managed +0 hold down +op jobs on Jrhis campus. ODK honored him for his fine work wi+hin fhe College iiself, and for his service +0 UC. We fake our hui's eff i'o Park. a +ruly oufs'randing siudenf. TED GEIER Take a look around a! any par+y and you are sure +0 see Hose Nose having a +erri-Fu: +ime. His ready smile proved an assef in his iob as rush chairman of SAE. along wifh his oiher ucfiviiies such as IFC. Sigma Sigma and Business Manager oi the Cincinnafian. Friendliness, humor. and dili- gence are iusl a few charodetishcs +ho+ make Hose weII-Iiked by every- one. -' I . weigh I: Hi. . A i ' JIM HOLSTEIN This IiHIe fellow is +he pride and icy of UC's campus. In afhlefics he is so verso+ile 05 +0 excel in every sport. His specialiy. basketball, hos broughf fame +0 Jim and +0 UC. Because of his perscnuiify and abilH'y he was chosen cupfain of +he boske+boll ieam +his year. He definiiely ranks as one 01c our oui'siunciing seniors. IRMGARD KROEGER How does she do H? Thai is +he quesfion those ccquainfed wifh Irm- gard Kroeger puzzle over. FOI' +his charming Chi O miss hos speni her years 0+ UC in ac+ivi+ies galore. always wifh a friendly smiie and cheerful Hi for all. As prexy of Women's Sande. Irrn did a +errific Iob in handling fhe mulfii-ude of responsibilifies +his posiHon en+uiled. Hm. How did she do if? Page 38 GINNY LANG Walk in+o +he News Record oFF'Ice any Monday and air +he edifor's desk you'll find brown-eyed Ginny, calm and collec+ed. Probably her Com- posure and efficiency can help explain +he high sfondords which Hue paper has achieved. Thefa Phi Alpha and Mor+ar Board are other organimHons on campus +ha+ have claimed Ginny. BOB MONTGOMERY Friendly, witiy, and serious only when need be, +hat'5 Bob Montgom- ery. Bu+ don'f be fooled, behincf fhcf friendly smile is plenty of know-how, and Bob used H in his dufies on Bus. Ad. Tribunal. S+uden+ Council. and -. Men's Sencrfe. The wiHy Bob and his cn+ics were suifed hr Ulex, bu+ ihe ' I serious Bob was equally suHed as SAE prexy and a member of Sigma Sigma. I - JANE NIEDERHELMAN This delighfful lady. June Niederhelmon by name. cerfuinly has reason +0 paf herself on +he back for all her accomplishmenfs +hese pas+ four years. Her achHies are Jr00 numerous +0 5+ here. bu+ Morfor Board Iisfed +hem and liked whu+ +hey saw. This Tri-DeH was especially in+eres+ed in religious funch'ons-c reheshing girl +0 know. this gal named Jane. TOM PUTNAM Take on ever-reody smile. pleasing personolHy, and plen+y of ubilify and en+husiasm, and you'll have :1 good picfure of Tom Pufnam, Phi DeH's secre+ary. When he wasn'i' presiding 0+ 0 mee+ing of LA Tribunal. he may have been balancing books for Social Board. or halting pcrf in any one 0F many o+her ac+ivi+ies. Tom worked OFF his ex+ro energy by cheerleading. Page 39 BOB RAU This good looking fellow is Bob Rcu. in case you didn't know. Though he is known to almosl everyone on campus. maybe you've never goHen a good look 0? him. as he scurries off +0 Melro. ODK. or Social Board meefings. This big. friendly. good nalurecl. and dependable wheel was elec+ecl by his SAE broihers in be their presidenl: and being Bob. he did a bang up job. SHARON SANDER We'd be willing +0 wager you could no+ Find a girl wifh more enfhusi- . asm or pep on fhis campus +hun Sharon. She always has a cheerful word wi+h her ready smile for everyone. Undoubfedly. WAA sensed ihis +he min. ufe l'his vivacious gal enfered UC's porfals. She has been one 0+ lheir mos+ ouisianding sluts in every acfivi+y. INGEBORD SCHILLER Take one winning smile. fwo +winkling eyes. a large poriion of good humor. and an exlra large por'lion o'F umbi'rion and you will have before you Ingeborcl Schiller, beHer known as Inky. This induslricus lemale e launched in+o uclivifies her freshman year and wen+ lull sfeom ahead. be- i coming a gracious commander us Prexy of +he YWCA. A migh+y fine gal! --A--- n.- w - .- BILL SMART The Sigs can be righ+ly proud oi Bill. UnquesHonubly ?hey are, since Bill served his Fral' as Vice President. Bill also direclecl his lime +0 lhe YMCA where he worked on many commiHees. He was chosen by fellow sludenls lo many posH'ions oi leadership during his lerm of UC, bu! +he mos+ impor'tanf in his es+ima+ion was +hcf of Presidenf of fhe Y. NICK SHUNDICH Bolh males and females on campus seem fa agree on one +hing-fhaf Niel: is a preHy terrific boy. Proof is ilie fad lha+ he was coicopluin of our fooqull +eum. and also reigned as Kampus King. The Dells are migh+y proucl of +his man and claim iliera will never be anofI-ier like him. O+her credi+s worl-h chalking up are Sigma Sigma. Ulex. and Della Tau DeHa. CAROLINE STANLEY l Though small in sialure. Caroline is nol cl all small when H comes +0 capabilities and all 'rhe many quoliHes i+ lakes +0 be a BWOC, us her impressive record aHesfs. Jr. Advisers and Mor'rar Board claim her and +he . Kappas. recognizing her leadership quulHies. chose l'IEr as president - l: She also headed Hie Union Dance CommiHee. l RALPH TIERNEY Ralph is a businessman from way back. He has held leading busi- . ness pcsifions on Hie ProHle. Cincinncrlicm. and News Record in Hue Iasi ; +hree years. No wonder the Phis hole +0 lose +his bro+her and leader. De- spil'e his many acfivil'ies he always has +ime For a game of Popes in 'H'Ie grill. UC lultes He had OH +0 RT and says good luck. CAROLYN WHITE When mee+ing Carolyn. you are immedia+ely impressed wifh her lively personalHy. She ialiis and laughs simulfaneously. Whifey loves lo sing and she +oltes greaf pleasure in +he 'Fccf ihaf she led Hie Morlor Board Choir fl'iis year. Besides all her many aclivilies, ihis lilieable Kappa is an enihusiasiic supporfer oi Mr. Bearcaf of l95l. 'AND TO THE JUNIORS, WE WILL . . .' Sam Week With all cares +ossed aside ll'le senior class en- ferecl an all impor+on+ week. Exams over and H1959; forgoHen. +he seniors concenfrafed on being +he cenfer of o+frac+ion. One of +he memorable evenfs of +his week is Ivy Day. The en+ire class. gcrbed in caps and gowns march +0 H19 Amphil'heul'er. Ou+- s+unding iunior women in while formed an Ivy Chain For +he graduafes. Climax of Hie affair wus +he plan+ing of the ivy by flue presidenl- o'F +he senior class. nnii-r These are long owaHed days and +hey pass +00 quickly for +he seniors. They ga+her in local spofs fa recali +he highlights of coilege days. parfies, and games, 'H'Ie burning d midnight oil and coffee spiH' over fexibooks. Dinners and banqueis are held in +heir honor during +his week. Underclassmen cos! +hem envious glances. On Fri- day nigh+ graduaiion exercises are held in Nipperf 5+0- dl'um. Colleges are dislinguished by fheir colored iassels, as one by one +he seniors receive +heir well earned sheep- skins. Again on Sunday +he graduahas are honored of a Baccafaurea're Service in Wilson Audiforium. And a gloriA ous week is brough+ +0 :1 m+ing close. The senior prom is a crowning giory fo the social We of fhe gruduofes. H is H12 Final college dance. Open +0 +he eniire universify. H is crH'ended mosfly by seniors. They succeed in making ii a gala affair as 'ri'Ieir Enal con+ribu- Hon +0 H13 school. If is crowded in+o the heavy schedule of senior week and adds +0 +he growing Iis+ of memories of gradua+ion. Awards are given a! Hate dance +0 ou+- sfonding organizafions on campus. who give service +0 +he universi+y. Early in Hue year five class officers laid +he plans for His dance, assuring i+s success. The dance is held annually cf Ccsiie Farm. a place familiar +0 all UC s+uden+s. Page 45 ..leadudian Siudenfs from Eusf and Wes+ come +0 UC. The classes represenf many sfo+es and foreign coun+ries. They are all here with one cenfrol goalegraduafion. Tha+ day so far away +0 freshmen. becomes a reolify +0 seniors. Thaf sheepskin represenis many hours of work and siudy. The foit-haired seniors cherish +his oc- casion us one of +he mos+ impormn+ of +heir life. Be- yond it lies +he field of +heir choice 'For which Hwy have been +raining for four or more years. Graduafion exercises are presided over by Presiden+ Raymond WaH'ers. Proud parenfs and friends 5H on +he side lines in applaud +he groduo+es 05 Hwy receive Jtheir degrees from Presideni' WaHErs. AHEr H'Ie ceremonyl smiles and +eors are seen in +he faces of fine happy gruduaies as +hey clu'rcin +heir diplomas. flue climax of +heir college career. Page 47 college a; 74M 4m These people wandering around iha- campus. carry- ing such Hem: us fuckle boxes, T-squares. and draw- ing boards, are nof members of +he carpen+er's local. bu+ sfudenfs of Hue College of Applied Aris. These disfincfive members of our Universify 5H ply back and +'or+h between SwTH Hall and H19 +emporary buildings, law? in Hue near fu+ure H'Hey'Il move in+o +heir new home in BurnedL Woods. Despife numerous burdens and +he infensified uchify of sevenH: week. +he AA's receive valuable training. guided by genial Dean Earnes+ Pickering and his compeien+ +eacl1ing s+uFF. DEAN ERNEST PICKERING IPI'm Page 43 ROW I-Glnsguw. H., Ruuh, M., Smcri, BM Brill. R.. Huiweil. E. ROW ?-CudmunT LT DunnT D., Miiler 1,, Derbes. M... Heinz, R. ROW 3-5ieiglen JT HeHLernp TT Fon- iunese, A., BodeT 0., Orih, R. I- I m? 4M 4m 7am Presidenf-Bill Smurf Vice-presiden+-Herb Glasgow Treasurer-Ron Brill Secre+ary-Mar+y Ruuh Once again Hue Applied Arfs Tribunal carried on a full program, supervising many of H19 college's evenh. The 'hcthional Freshman Mixer 5+ar+ed 0H +he new year. This O'Hair carried 00? fhe organizaHon's prime purpose of encouraging friendly rela- Hons wifhin Hie College. The highlighf of Hue social ocfivifies was fke Beaux Arts Boll. On This nighf The Applied Arfs s'rudenfs gave veni +0 lrheir imaginofions. The fribunul also sponsored 0+ Chrishnus Ham an Egg Nag pur+y Tor factu and sfudenis. In The spring +hey held fheir annuui picinc for +he enfire college. Besides HS numerous social cschiHes. +he Tribunal also assisfed many of H16 o+l1er groups FinancicHy. They worked along wi+h S+uden+ Council dur'mg H19 year and were congru+u1u+ed for Hleir 'F'me co- operofion. Along WW : :1 of Hwis 1hey found fime fo puinsI-I H'Ie Tackle Box, The AA newspaper. Page- 4? Tl Page 50 ALBRIGHT. RAIL B 5.. SW-2-r-zmru31 W ..::.n.-'-. AMBROSiUS, ALFRED W. B 5. Cirlomm. Dmo Scarab, BEAR, JOHN RICHARD 8.5., 5AA. Ephraim Plan's ylinuJ-P KJEIDD Ai aha :Secl Da-H-u Phw Dem: YVM CA. lF'utu. quh Uw'D' Erhxbuhon Cody Cenrum Club M. n Azsoc. BECKER, HERBERT T.- 5,5. Cmpnmri. 02:1; BETZ. FRED E.-B.S. Cmunncnh On DiPi Kappa A1ph-3 Scarab. Infra murgb. BIGHAM, JOHN C.--B.S.. B.A.A Cw'vri'mrjf CJhiaiUC Band U.C Glee Chib. Delra PPM Delta. BOYD. JOHN Knew; Erwxm 91;;97S-nr-3b, BRADMCPL THOMAS HiB.S., E.A.A. Dovfon, OF'O-Theio Chi Emedg? MorshuHJ, Pershng RIHCZI Arnold Ai' Socich' New: Regard Mum's 5cm 013, R O.T.C Y.M.C.A. BROWN C. DUDLEYV 85,, Cincwnnah. Or io DeIIq PM Dqu U,C. on T14, BROWN RICHARD ELTON B.S. Cmcinl'mm OhmiThem Chi. S'Imjtn! Di- rccfory, FreJmmn Crm-xCDvnhv Jr. HR. BRUEMMER. MARY I 73.5., Cincmnm- OhmiNu Alohq CO-Ep Clpb. ngi Mnca CADMAN LAURA B S. Dx.buu..-e, mwu-Zeia Tau NDFG in;f,l Soc. Chrn,1, C-nc nncniam Co 60 Chb EAA. Woman at LmrqeL AA, Tr. bunoi. U C on 13K. Jrr Prom EPub. Cor'mi Umon Dance Com. 49'02 N-Twu Reco'i VJ C Wub,g MI,.I I'I'.EFZ CHAMPLIM RUSSELL L., m.-a.5 Lamgm QmAwmb, CHAFIN, RICHARD M.--8.S. Barr'n-g'an. Rhn-Je kbnd -D9I?a Pin Del : LD.5.A. Sa'Hng Club. CHRISTIAN ROBERT-35.. CfncmnoiE. OhioiSfudenl AVIAV, Veteran; A513: Scarab iPre-J,L COPICH, WiLLMM J -B.5., Niles Ohia DAHMS, ELEONORE M. C.-B.S., Arlington Heighi's FIIMoiF-Alphc Lambda Dan Deho Pm Delta, Judwclarv Com. Glee Club CTleosJ DAVIS. JEAN ELLEN-ES., Jackson, MFchigan Tran3!-:r ham Cranbronv Academy oi Art, Cmcmnaiian Whom. Edj, Scuu! Ads Bali lDecormiDn Chm.1, Co-ep Club. News Record, Red Cmu YANVCAn Sailing Club. Skiing CFub DAVIS. JOHN C.--B.S Terrace Park. Ohio DERBES, MARILYNJEAN73.S EA.A.ICIncinnat1lOhminhu Ch: Omega Wledge Mmlrp'n'J. Moder Board WreLL AA. TnbuncH :V. Pres.J, Delta FH- DcHrJ $Erij. Kappa Delta Fl. Alpha lambda DeHEL Beau: Ark. Com. C Ring Co'n. Saint Inc , Women: Senufa Y.W.C.A. Cobine? lMembL-rihip Chmj, Sfudeni Rcl'wgiou': CouncH Jr. Adviser, MY Chain, VJ.C. Epub Corn! DICKINSON HAROLD M 8 5,, Fnkonerl New Torlr, DIMIT, RICHARD 1. 8 5., SfuebemFHe, Ohio DOENCH, WALTER C.7B 5 Cinc-nnafi. Oth. DONNELLY, JAMES H.rB.5. Cinqhnmi. OhEo Scorob WmLL KQDDCI Kappa Pm 69th, Bonn, Scabbard 3 Blade R.D.TC DOYLE BETTY B,S, CmQ-Moh Ohio-Nphu Delta Pi, Co-ep Cmb. DULEMBA, THADDEUS J, B 5,, Roghcsrer New YoriiR O T.C., Scarab. ELLIS MARY 10 3 S,- Co-umgfnn, Kentucky-DEHO Phi DeHu ICorrcs. SELL Madurr-cmohclll: Magazine CoIIr3gt: BoardL Npim Lambdo DEHCI. ELLISON. JEANNE K. B S.. CEncinnmi. Ohio. Q FIALKOWSHI, THEODORE-mep. EIiz-Jbuu' N-w D-eltia Pm Delta. Prul. PI'IC'ICE' ECO'hmn: onl D Hgni. FINN PATRICIA B.3. BAA. CInQ-nnUI-I Or-in Nrnw Omicron Pi tPjn Hn'. Rupj. YWCA. W5 SF. M me . Unum ij pISH. CHARLES W. -B.S., Cinr'unnahl OthiSCn'nLl. FISHER, DAN 3.73 8.. Xndiunupoi'; In.-j..-m.13r;,x...-. Cub Mur-wmuu. Trucr. AJK. Iann-UL FRAU'ALLONE JOSEPH Ar 35, SANA. C n: mmk Oh'li 8.9m. Ch Dalra Ph; Dch-j CV Pm: Kuppu Dglra P; Boom Arm Bull iChmJ, Glut- Cmb, Campu'. Mualrnl GASIOROWSHI, JOHN P.-B.S.. Brooan, Nnaw le. CASSMAN. MORTON C.-B.S. Clnu-nnmi. GATES DONALDA L335 B,A Aw Par? Dtllo 16': :50; Chm L Dorm. Corr CinnUHnn. GUNDERMAN. JACK-B.S., Sum! Mow; Oi'i33Pi Kano Npho Get. Home Mgg Pub. Crm 33 Mu'TIm-z 6-3.5! tPub. Com.J, Fremrran GLIdenoov L'An EcLL Arr: Board, IEC. Rush Bow C WD'D.L New. Rerowl lArt SEQHJ 5hr den! Union Crew D..gner. HAMILTON. HERBERT LEWIS. JR.-B.S, F-JirTonl Wczr thinxo31nrsfo Ch: HARHEL. GRACE E.-B.S.. 8 RAM Cincinmri, OMD3AIph1 Lambda Del'n. Dalia FM Dela Kappa D'I'HC P. HAVES, RAYMOND 5., JR.-B.3., Coinqum K-znv'uilr-f Scarab, A.l A. HENKE. RUTH ELLEN-B.5. CincinraPi, Ohio Pi LI:r b:J-1 Sigma. Delta Phi Delta. Newman CbD ERR. 5! .1 I.D.S A. Humv- HENTZ, WILLIAM 5.33.5.3 Cincinnuir Ohi-zilDfaka New man CWb Mfr: Mummers HDDGSON HENRY H.333. Cincinnal' Ohia. HUNT MARGARET ANN- BS. chwewwHe ND m CUTDII'IJ -Koppa Delfu HEEL! Y.W..CA COED CI- b Wood Mamberll HH-QJZD'GHQV Hane CounCIl IRBY. GEORGE B335.- LMHC Rock A'loma -S::'3:- ISAACS ROBERT EUGENE3BS LocH-Jnd. Qlwio-Scarlb tKECJ JACOBSF MGILBERT K. -BS. Indianapolis, hi-anc3F. Lamp- do Scarab JORDAN, ROBERT EFB S WDHD'. Kenmclv-La'nbds C Alpha L..E5 I.D.5A GAZ. HARRY 8 S. Cinz'nn-j'i. O'-G. CEERS. THOMAS 1.735., Cm: nnuMI Cmo -S-;3r15 GERHARDT, LOWS W. 5.5. r-tmrl'I? LTrC'JZJ GLASER JAMES; BS Cm: rrmh O A.I S- 3r3b GLASER, RICHARD E. BS. Cncir ED: P 'ng R-f-:-- ROTC ECUDM. 51-1 db. GOFORTH. ROEERY 5-8 5. Mamgn 0x ..33S-tar-an 07A :h': To. C'm-z-g: mm. CL. ..75 gm 9 S: abt V: E. BI'1'1'- Tenm- --.- Scarce. Page SI 1 .qri..5in4iiilmr Page 52 MULLI MELVINiBISH CIncinnm-I OhioIPhI Em SIqmu Tau Kappa Alpha SrcmbI YIM.CIA - NOSTRAND, WILLIAM H.-B,S.I lndionopoiis, IndianuiPhI Kappa. PASCAL. MARY ANTHONY 3.5 CInc- nnuIi On DCDGHQ Delia Della. Delia PhI DEH'DI PIofiIeI Er.L on Phi SigmuI YHWCIA PEARCE, STANLEY M.-B.S.I CInc-I-InoIII OHIOiTI'IANC: C-I' IPIELI V, Prc-SIII R.O.T.C. EDIIIIrIgdzned MIIII'I'Iry Cndm R.O.T.C. CuloncI Sunior Member oi Curim Board of RC wewj, Arnold Air Soriewr I,F,C,I OIIenIaIIgn Board, I Am An American Dov, l.D.S.A,I OIYIIEFG DclIa Kappa. PETERSONI NANCY CLAIRIBEH EAAI DU'iingiOnI Indi- onuiAlphU CIII Omega tHICImIIIrIlI Union Dance Com, Spir'II Inc. Jr, Advmer luv CthInI Memorial Dorm Cob- IW' ipUb- CWT Jr. ICCOJrI elch 5'. CoznseIlurJI Via lanceI C1325 Club YIWCA D. II: PH. Dena. ' POIROTI JACQUELINE WIIB S.I CIrIciI'InatII Ohio-TI'I- a P - Alpha iiii- SSI'JI CINCIMIrJTIun. Newman Club Cc Fry C II;- NI. Alpha KEHLMEIER. RICHARD H.CBSM CincinnuliI OHIO. KEUPERI BONNIE LIBSH CincinnolII Ohioiirunsfer from Ohio SiuicI CI'II Omega, Y.W.C.A. KIMMONSI LEROY S.iB.S.I YorkI PennsylvaniuiAIphu Sigma PhiI Scabbard 8x Blade. KUHN, ROGER i.-B.5., CIncinnoiiI OhIo. LANGE. $HlRLEY-B.S.I Cincinnmi. Ohio-Jheic Phi Aipho ITreus,II Jr, AdviEerI Corep CIub IPres.I Boordi. News Renard. VigIIunceI NU Alpha, Sfudenl DirectoryI Covop Dov. LUNDQUIST. JOANNE-B.S.I CIncirIncIiiI OPIIDA-AJE. IV. Pres I. AA. Tribunal. Sec. OI Soph. CIOSSI A.I.W. IPre5.I, W.G.S. CoIIncII IV, Pres,JI Women's Senofa, Guidan, Mormr Board Kappa Delia PII Alpha Lambda Delia, Delia PhI Delhi, Y.W.C.A., OrIenioiion Board, Advisory Boozd oi Jr. Class. McNUTT, RAYMOND T.iB.S.I DaytonI OhioiEoskeibollI II'IIFUITIU'UI BoskercII. YMCA MEYERI ROBERT WALLACEIB5. New Brunswiclr, New Jer- sevLUniv. Homes CounciI IPresII lniramurol Sporis Scarab. MINELLA. GLORIA A.7VB.S., CincinnoIiI OHIOiTheiO Phi AIpI'IU. MITCHELL RICHARD A.IB.SII CumberIond CenierI Maine. MORELANDI DOROTHYiBSH B.A.A.I CincmnmiI Ohio- Delta Sigma TheluI Y.W.C.A.I Jr. AdviierI W.A.A.I GirIs' RIfle 19mm DEHO Phi DeIIcI Panel of AmerIcans. MORSEI THOMAS EIIBISIV McnIIoII SeuchI MichIgonI AcocIcI IHouse Mgr.I Exec. CouncIIJI Ark. Hoard ITreus.I Phoro WorlghoplI JIDISIA. tMembenhip ComJ POTI. FRANK-B,5, C:m,irIrIoIiI Ohio. PRFGGEI ROBERT HrnBQ Cinr- nnuIi OhIDaBem lhelu PII PI-II Em SIgmmI DeJIo PI'II Delta, GILE Club Cu- I'Jp Engin- ccr'nq SIoH. Auand AIIr BuII lCc chmI PUSKAR ROBERF- BS Cree IIII'I Now JerwviprofiIa-I Murrp I'Irsr' CIu-MI Phi Eta SigmnI Them Alphu Phi. QUINN, WILLIAM D.IBSI SIIiI'W'f, OhIoIBEIo Theta PI. U C. 0'! T.V. RATCLIFFI CLAYTON EIBSH CUVIrIgiQnI Kcnh-cwr Dalia Phi DQIICI RAUHI MARTHA J,IB.S.. E.A.AII AIUOI'II DhioiAlpJ-u Cni Lmogo ISor;. Chm EIHI Mortar BourdI SIIIcIr-III Coun- I'.I IBIIIJgeI Com., E-Ediom Chmj, A A. TrIbImol ISecj N-Ew' Record IAT'IOC. Ed.I New; EdI Freshman Awde Ip. DcIIa Epauion IPm,I V. Freq, DeHu Pn; DeHuI spzrii IncII YIWCIAI CannelI Jr Advker IRA. CHILI 49'ers MuIIIIm-Irs CCorrez. Sec.IJ Ivy Chain. I I REDMONDI JAMES E.-B..S CInrinnulI OhIoiScorcbI Scabr bani 3: BIGGE- RICHARDSON GEORGIA E SI B. A. A. C N. nnuiII Ohio?- 2'.- iu Tau AIDIIO fRuSh Chmi AdYI'II-I'II GuidonI V I .C iPub. CIIn'IcII Pun HEH.RLISI1JCEOUHCII SpIrii Inc, Ari! Buard 4? erg Delia PhI DeroI GIee CIubI Ncwr Record TC TnounaII UI'IIDI'I HospIIoliiy Com YWWC ROBE. JAMES THEODORE-B.S me. .ngwgm MigHigoniVUniw Vunilnl'SI Delia Phi Delia. Prom. U C In H ROGERS. ROBERT 5,-5.3, Toledo OhIo-Acncin. Melro SD'rI'I Inc. ROSENBUSCH, OTTO I53 5,. DIEIN: f. MIc'ITquniLIInInIm ChI Aipho, Muir: Profiie. AA. Tnbunal I.D.5.A. Varmfv Vo'-I.I-'-. ROSS BETST 3.5. Lebanon. OhioiYWCAq Sham? Dirrrlmr. UL. :I'I T.'f., Dorm CDI; nLI Cn-ep Clut. SHILLING, CHARLES CLIFTONiB 3., Milford. Dclowore. inaiunsisnwuip SHIMER. THOMAS 5. JR. -B.S.. lIIIJianupoIIZ, SISSON.S JEANNE HiPPLE 8.5. BAA. C'ncinnnh. OthViDC'H-j P DEiVJ. WGS CnI HCII Kanipu DryHa F: Baum Arf' Boil. SMART, WJLLIAMvB.S.. Sou'hpori. IndranniSigma CHI 1V. Pr Wm- V. FIES., Sim? V. Chm. Ohm Area SLI-JErIi Cc . Balm Kappa Uracil. i FC. iScc . TerJ. Mam: ESULJ Sigma Sigi 1. Uicx. CIncInnulion. ProfiEe. Gian Chb. Mania Samara. Sr-- '1er R0Ig'c-1 Councii. SMITH, KENNETH 17533.. Ciaomah. O'I:G--SC'J JLH Scabbarj a Elude. STEED. JAMES EDGAR-B.S.. Cinc'nnoH. Ohi055cnmb. Iniramurdlh STEELE. PATRICiIA JANE BUS CInC' Innoii. OniaiGly: Club iLIbrcrign. Am 9L Pub. . RIdIng Club lHorinr deng Toarw Salnq Ciub. W.A.A.. Y.W,C,A. Var. iy Vanities. UII-on M-IEI: CO.'I'. U.C. o-I T.V'.. Cincmnmi rm Praiiie. STENiKAMP. ROBERT GEORGE-B.S.. C.-.:'n- STEPHENS. EARL C,5B,S.. PrIrver r.--.Irg. W51 V-rgimnisiqrra PII. Ermiom . Oi'io STEWART. DAN R.-B.S,. W. Engicchj. New JeIHI. STROHEIM MILRETTA RUTH ENS Cmgmnul. OhECI-DCJ: PH Dan, UC. :n TAYLOR. NANCY JAMES; Cm; n-m-I. OHc-Kappn A u: Then: Y w c A. W19 W39. I-, AI-I..'s-. TIERNEY PATRICIA B. S. CincII'I-I-I. C'I- ruAlniId Dci'rj Pi fS-1' I. N N p' C, It. C! E. mach. ' TURNER. RUSSELL ALAN iI-BS Par Hing Rii'rr Scnpbaw Er E V.M.C.A.. T. A4; Cluc. R WETTERER. KENNETH 6.75 5., Chevioi. Obj. nno'i O'IsiLqr-w- i- j AP g, 4+ D ... r; Cmf A EA: J I WILLIAMSI WILLIAM EDWARD5BSH C'ncvnal'. C 'I:- Stzrjr, WILLIAMS WiLLIAM LINDSAY ENS. B'rrr.ingI.-jr'1 Ainbnma5A-1Iju. PH En Sqrf-1.S-.;:I-.-mY.MC.A WILLIAMSON, JAMES ANTHONY 8.5. Nr-wo-I: YEE. WiLLiAMiBEH C n-;InnI.'III. 0-. ' ZINKHON. FAYE-B.S., C'nriwna! AA TILII Iml. MI-n 'IeI VIg-Hn-r .46: M Alrfni Tm. A3. Page 53 Lam: i a l... min: galley; of Budinedd. Himindmtim The Hourishing cmd welI-organized College of Busi- ness Adminis+ra+ion has advanced for since ifs eui- grow+l1 from flue Couege oF Finance. Commerce, and Accounfs esfublished in I906 by +he CincinnaH Chap- fer of +he American InsiH'uie o1c Banking. The co-op sys+em is a dominan+ fea+ure of +his college. for if al- IOws fheories learned in Hue ciassroom 10 be applied direcHy +0 business. In fhis way, students ge+ pracfical experience long behre +hey aHain Hueir degree. Under +he guidance of +he capable and friendly Deon Francis H. Bird. Hue college produces hundreds of frained per- sonnel each year. DEAN FRANCIS H. BIRD W. 5: a l xi ' . ROW IHCuI'VIIDbeH E. Brockmeier, R., Reorcfcm T.I Evans J. ROW I-Gefs, N, Evans R Bocksichler, P... aishcn D. ROW 3 Bourgraf, E. Lauren 6., O'Srienl JW Geier, T. . 'n-a : Ema: HWM 7W Presiden+ RoIph Brockmeier Vice-presiden+-Tom Reardon Treosurer-J. C. Evans Secre+ory EIlu Campbell An aciive program kep+ +119 hard working members of Hie Bus. Ad. Tribunal busy ibis year. In H19 regulafion and co-ordinafion of +he s+uden+ ac+ivi+ies of+l1e col- lege. +he Tribunal inaugurahad an advisory sysfem. which sped up regis+raiion and promoted beHer rela+ionships be+ween s+uden+s and faculfy members. Foreign s'ru- denfs were asked +0 aHend Tribunal meetings in order +0 observe s+uden+ governmen+ in odion and fhey were also invihad ouf by Tribunal members during +he Chrisfmcs holidays. Members helped in Hue orien+o+ion of ireshmen. worked on Co-op Day. and gave an award +0 H19 ou+5+cnding senior man in Business Adminisfrofion. The Tribunai Dance. a saHsfying success, +he annual coHege Picnic Feufuring free food and drinks. and H1e Senior Dinner were highligHs of +he social even+s. H was a very groh'fying year For ihe Tribunal. Page 55 ; n-I mm. ADAMS, HAROLD C,IBIB AI ijwngii Cw ; EIRNI MARY ANNIE BA CinimnnliI OhIo-Thetu PhI Alpha iPrex., V. 'L Mor'or Board tTIeasJ Women s Senme IPreLL Jr. Adviser lSsc; ALEXANDER. JAMES D. ELSA. C. n-zin-II'III OI -1 --3I-'.I Tina: PI Mm mp, T--.- 5 II NAv-H REED'G iCirc MngI CIrIcIrInohan IAISOC. Ed.JI Bus, Ad, V5 VOHI 4 h-' AMA - I I - - TPIb-IMII Shm'cni COvncIl iElec. Cami Ca-CthI Corop Dav, GUIdonI Nu : Lambda Deana EV, Pre;.JI P: ChI Emilcn, Hero Gamma SugmaI Cu 13D Ciub dPIIb, Chm.I V. Prch, Frethman Projecf ITIHQSJI Migre- ANDERSON 7 I. . . I I CHARLES E B'B'AI AHA U 'I NM J r Ior- DayI Rahgialu Emphonm WEEK Com. Pon-HeHemc, Oruenfcf-IonsBd.$ . I I CJnva-L 300m Can CullegIofe Dav CDITII Umon Mum: Com i 6:. ANDERSON DONALD 0- 3737A CW M - Q' 'T Union II. w I59. 3, Y WC A. CubineII u. C Bond Isms Com lCo V. - Kampu- K'Ino Dance New .II Ivy ChnInI Red Cram ISp-aukefe ANDERSONI KENNETH 34. BIA C.n.;2nnI3I.I oI...II CI-I-IAI BACHMANI ROBERT ALIB BAI B W-I'II Pu i'ArU'CJJ Air S::'r:w A D': K-JFJ .I-I P'I ' I I1 r. U C, nan'I, CAMFBELLI ELLA I73 BA GenrqHIOWIII OFIoiAIFIIIU Cshl Omvgo IPIPer: MI .tr-ar' BIIsI Ad. Tribunal ESec.l ENC: Gamma Igmu ETICGSJE. P5 BARRETTI JOHN KENI- a BIAI ch;.nr.yII ohm. 0.: n N pm. 1. In. DcHo Epmon ISerJ New; Record ENew: EdIlI lnhrr ESGrUH'V House COuncil ESecJI Ivy ChoinI Jr Adwuw COGANI RICHARD M.78.B.A.I NorwuoI-II 0m, BERNARD. JEANNE 5-3 B A. C-.II-;.nI-I-J-II Cm o P Lambda g.gmg c-I. .ng DAVIDOW. RALPH 5,5 BA RounoIeI vuI-pI Lambda Pm IPmI I FC, Clwb BourdI Ncwwsn CI--3- l:'-5 -Tr-: u- I Em bIIIon CornI McIroI InIrch-ml Sport Deana Lid. BENNERI JAMES FIBE AI CirI-IInIIJI'iI Ij'nig-IS'g'r-u F'III Ep .lImI DAVISONI HERBERT F,I JR. BIB A.I ConondDI-uuu, Now YorrI BONCHERI WALTER J E B AII MI waIJcI: VV'I'L.'JFI.17A'-'Il3 1 A r 91nd. MGMM? CH W'fI' 0W CNN DETCHMENDY FRANK II ILA. Ncw Ken Inglon P;.I-anu R.O.TC., Am . 0U Ar 50:: wry. ATprIo Kappa Psi. BRUNEI WILLIAM. HFMAI cInc..-.n.:III 0-.II-I, DITMER, GENE LIBIBIAII DaytonI OhIoiphI Elu SigmoI Alpha Kappa Psi. BURKHARDT. RUSSELL EDWARDIaij HuII'WcJ-W Chic A I C1 E l'II'n - - . mm 5mm. TIM CIA. - DOERMAN, WILLIAMIMA. c-ng-n-mh. OnIoI . . I ELLMANC inDERlC A. B.E.A.I melngfnle, Lc'ng lsIundiThz-fc CIIiI BURKS. ABROM J. DhB.B.A.I C ncmro'I UIIIAipI-IJ K3593 PII Y..CM ..A Icqum Arnold Air SacIen-I Bond ngr Page 55 ENGELKE. EUNICE E.-E B A., Cincmnah'. Ohm Ecru T-j Alphu Wrca, Sac. Chm.L Guidan EP'ELL Pan-Hellem; CDunzll Wren... Abuul. Runh ChmJ. SOLAJI Ed. EPer SELL Women's Senate, V,I,C, CG-Dp Dav. Creel Wee? ECU Chm.J. Cincinnolion tAszoc. EILJ, Pi Cm Epuilon. PI DeHo Epmlon. Jr, Advuser. Ivy Chain, Unrunn Com, Co r-u Ch-b, Mummers, Weimv Foundcnkjn AMA; ESecuTrea : FIORII JOSEPH L, JKiBS I.M,. Micmlelcuw-n Ohio, FISHER. GEORGE K B.B.A. Clnc-nnoli, Ohi0 Pi Kappa N pm ETrEcM L Varsity Vunhiuc- Umon Dcmrr: Cum, Mum men H E LFF Corn. FLAIG, JEAN LEEilBAH Cincinmvi OhmiAlpha CH Omega IRu-ah Chrn., Siamjord, BOA Cilrn.J Gunman O .h, Glee Club. Co ep Cub. Mummern tsz V. PrmA. Wmm en': Seno'e. Wxg Wag. Varsiiv chihc-s. 5mm..- Hem... Corn, Ant T.B. X Ray Plaqmm Tuulu Aloha Pm tSI-.3 FLETCHER. l. C.-B 33M CincinnuiF. Oh'wD Sigm0 Chi qu-uf: FRIESZ. DONALD S. B.B.A., Cinrmnrm, OMTo Th 2m C A.M.A. FURST, kAFAEL E B A., Brooklyn, New YorkuPi Lambda Phi. i.Z.F.A. A.M.A. GAMBLE. DAVE 3.B.A., Cincmnah. Oth BcY3 Gamma S q Tm; SCANNING THE LATE STOCK REPORTS GARRISON, ELDRED J. B BA C n-z-anati, Ohm GARTNEK MARY A B.BA Cinznnq'? Ohio W-g Vina: Suntan? Dirccfory. Newman Club. A.M.A Cu 8;; Chin. GEIER, THEODORE C -B.B.A.. CmrianLr Ohois gnm Aw pha EDLHOH Ba... Rum Chrr..j Cinginnohcn E321 Mgr. Sigma 53mm LHE: H'C lPrL-:,J, IFC Dance ECY-mJ P. DPHII Epsilon Alpha K'JDFJL'I Pei Progretz Pcrw, Bu, Ad, Tribpnm. Boob: d Pubhcmanz, GRAHAM. PHYLLIS B,B,A,, Ciwt'n'i-J'u Onb. GROVER, DONALD L B.S.I M., Crumqr: Illino? T' a1al: iSer 1, A.S.C E..Sugm.1 Alr-i-a EIUJI'JTI. RVO.T.C. O.S.P.E. A.O.A. HAMMEL WESTON N 78 E PL, Lewi:b.rq, 0M2. Page 57 .- mini- MENDENHALL. ROBERT 1. 315 .$. C'ncinmjf? Ohio-- Amha Kupnu PE Av R.O.T.C. Arnold Ah Soc 54v LRdiUfICY' Recorded. MERZ. JOSEPH P.. JR -B.B.A. Clnrmnoii OhiD Npho Kappa Pun. MONTGOMERY, ROBERT MFH A, cma.nnm; omor 519. mu Alpha Epculon lChronidfr, Treo; V. Pres Pram! Sr am Comm meow, Bu'. Ad. Tribqnul, I.F.C., me; Swim Rminicus Counqil Writ l Sruaenf Budge! Com. tChmJ. Emma! Aloha Kappa PgL R.E.W , Sugmc: Sigma EPre'. CCIrI'Hx-UJC?'Ir 1J Wmley Founuahon thh L Co-op Dov Corn. tSec J, COHE'GiOh: Day Corn. ICWWL Student DTrccforv. SMdenf EchHon Com. Y.M.C A., Cincinr nation, Spirit MC. Hid. oi Directorsl, MOORMAN. HELEN V, B.B.A. CMannDh, O' OiAM.AI W19 W09, Co gp Club, Newman Chub E90: V, Pug, , Frmhmon Swlc Show. MORTAN, GEORGE 3-3.3 A Winchu- . Kenmw. NELSON. JAMES C.-B.B.A. Cincinncah. O'IG. HAPPY. PATRICIA A, 8.B A. CincInnarL Ohioinha Chi omega, vargiw vanmes, Bd. of Publicofiong Jr. Advisen Sfuocni Directory lEd.J, New: Record. Gbe Ciubl W,AAA. HAVERKOS. ROBERT E.mB.B.A., Oncimoii Ohio. IPP, LEONARD J.iB.E.A., Cincinnafi, Ohio. KIEFER. CHARLES NuiBBA Teonetk, New Jersey. KIFEIL EARL HviB.E.A., Cincinncni. Ohm. KlMBALL. RUSSEL LilLBAH Cincinnoh', Ohiu-A.M,A. KISKER. HELEN L,+B,B,AI Cincinnnfi Ohio-Trionon EPreSJ, Alpha Lambda Denim Pi Chi Epmlon WrELL Beta Gom- rm: Sigma, W.A.A. tPres.L V.IC.. Jr. Advisen Corep CMJD Red Crow Cornp Duv- U.M.A.C. CouncH. KURESMAN. ALVIN J.iB.8.Aw Cincinnati, Ohio SI'ng AI- phc: MU, Mummers WresJ, Vamiw Vanifies. W'Ers, U.C. on TV Carousel Award, Mummer: Gwld Oulsfonding Member Award. LOHRUM, FRED C.-B.SJ.M Cincinnoli. Ohio. LORIMER. WAYNE F.7B.B.A. Chcinno'i. OhiD-AHJhu Tau Omega, MAGILL. M. DAViD-B.BIA., Cincinnuli. Ohx'o-Lumbda CH Nphu Urey, Trecsj I F C.. Muwnnrm U,C. on TV 499m Y.M,C A, MCFARLAN, JAMES P. JR. B.S.LM. FanThumus,Ken1ucLy- Amhu Tou Omega, AJ.5.C.EH Markeling Chwb. NEVEELL. Er OWEN B.EAH Cmc.nnm' Ohwo Nmth Kappa N!SQNGEIL JAMES M 8 8A., Dov'un. Ohiu ch Gamma Smgnm. PARKER. ROBERT E.7B.B.A., Cincmnnh, OhiaiLOmbdo Chi Amhu. Y.MC.A. PARKINS, DOYLE LWBEJ'N Cformsion W Va.-Per5hing Elm? WC'-'!:v Foundation. Nphcl Kappa Pf. Arnoid Air gamuty. PAULY PAUL B 8A.. Covingfom Kenfuckv. PINCKARD, FRANK E.I JRy-B.B.A.. Cincinnati, Ohio. PLANITZ, ROBERT A.iB.B.A1, Greenhills, Ohio Alpho Tau Jrregcu REISIGEK HAROLD KiEfon F'mh'mg, New YoriiAiphO Kappa P. . PLM A. REUTHE. RICHARD-B.B.A.. Cincinnuri, Ohinurkring C-ub. Roomouas, SHERWOOD Trailmw Honolulu, Hawo'FAmm Kappa Pm ROTHCHJLD, LOUI5--B.I3.JKH 2 . .im:innc:h OMQ RUSSELLI HARRY E,B,A,. Cintmnnti. Ohxn AIphu Kappa PEI. RYDIN' DORIS P 7B,B.A. Behalf, MI:hignn-Kuppu Kappa Gamma, Ham Gamma ngma. Bus. Ad. Tribunal, Coopcrche Eng tEdrl Bus, Sgcj Pi Chi Epsilon Corop Day IScL.L Dorm Cubine' ESEC L N- Advlief. Alpha Lambda Delm, SAFFRAN, MADELINE R. B.B.A., Cincinnot? Ohwo Alphu Dalm PL Gee Club. Co-ep Club Co'op Engineer Cincinnaticn. T,W,C.A., SDIrH' Inc, SCHORL WILLIAM J.-B.B.A. CMCIHHUH. Omo, SCHWINDT-DONALD J.-B 3A., CincinF-GH Ohio. SCOTT, CHARLES A.-B.B.A., Covingfon, Kentucky. SMITH LOIS-B E A., Cincinnati. Ohfo Tr'xunon ISELJ, CO CD Club. STEELE WILLIAM 6.73.5.LMH WheeHng, W. V0.70IEB Cluu Marketing Oub, Intramural Sport: Y.M.C.A. STERRETT. FRANK P.783.A.I Bofoviq OhioiAiphc Kappa Pin STIEM, WILLIAM J.--B.B.A.. Buffalo. New York. TEKAMP, STANLEY I.-B.B.A., Dcylon, Ohio. THIELE. RICHARD J.-5 B A. Cunz'nnmi, Ohor ' THOMPSON, SHIRLEY E.B.A., Cmcinnari, Cr5c Amha Dem: P1, Alprc LOWbdG PEN? W'feSJ. Wimmen': Echo's; Pun-HaHanic Colsncd, New; RECOfd, P. CM Enwlqru Union Social COT Mummers GJHd, Intrarnrc Bowlmq, Co Er. Ckb, UNGER. CLARENCE R.iB.B.A.. THuwiHc, PEhMyluamo, VON LUEHRTE. RICHARD W.-B.B,A7, Ca 5 l K 1 -AI , Psi, Murkeiing Club v nq 0 . en uc y D'Iu KUEDD WEBER. FRANK LiEAEA, CincTnnoh. OrioiDtIOQ TaJ 0mg Npha Koor-g Psi, A.O.A., R.O.T C Prcfile. WHITTAKEK JOSEPH c-B BA, Cmcgnnam Oh'ciAkwa Kappo p,- WICKTORA. ROBERTi B.Efn C?Hnnruhl OFiEiMGF'IE' ng CILb. WIEGHAUS, JOSEPH A- B 5 MM Cm'ngion Kerhcvv. WHSOIVL OMA E B A. Cirmum-nzm On oirAIIS, ESEC., 50c. Carn- Mcn'bir 'i'D CWT? Clt'; Chi: Jr. Any 'er Y W.C.A., Cr: in C b WIMSEY JOHN C. B 5 LM Newman K9nh.ch-,- 7A LCN E. WOODRUFF, iUHN 7.78.31! Cizi mfg C:' :- cr'm- m W Y'MC A, n 2 L r11 C AI; . YOSI, RICHARD G. JR -- B S.A 5:?ier Perm- .3ru37Lngzm c-' mm; Marketing Ctr; Y.M.C.A G3 Mc Dci'a, h.!r ::n ,rg;. ?age 59 The Universi+y of CIncinnaH's College of Engin- eering under Hm excellenf leadership mt Dean C. Alber+ Joerger cominues +0 be one of +he finesf in Hue coun+ry. Since his college does operofe under Hue co- operative sys+em of educah'on. +he sfudenfs are given +he oppor+uni+y fo pracfice +he +heories Haey have learned in their classes while receiving 0+ Hue same Hme valuable experience in fheir chosen field. And because of the college's excelleni repufufion wH'h HS wide variefy 01t courses. engineering student a++end from all sedions of ihe counfry. DEAN C. ALBERT JOERGER ROW i-aVun Vacu'his Du Gust! P, Dcngel H,. Rahn, E, Kuispl, J, ROW 2-Ki0rpes 5 Crosby. J Wilhzr R, Davis, E Thorpe, J, l g 5'9 f gWing 74M4uLd Presiden+ Purk Gos+ Vice-presidem Edwin Rahn Treasurer Joseph Bond Secre+ary-Don VunVoorhis A5 H19 freshmen enfered UC'S College of Engineering +his year. probably +heir firs? ucquoimance th +he Engineering Ttibunol wos Hue Engineering Orien+a+ion. which was handled by +he hibunal. Bu+ H was an infrodudion Hm? developed ink: cu beuufiiul friendship. For the Tribunal, besides regulcding and coordinaiing all +he ac- +ivifies in Engineering College. shove +0 make +he freshmen feel 0? home. In order +0 liven up +he year. +his Tribunal sponsored 0 Bowling Tournamenf 'For engineering s+u- den+s and, of coursm +hey had +he ever successful Engineer's Ball. And as an award for ou+s+anding achievemen+ during his years 'In Hue CoHege of Engineering. a ring is given +0 a senior every year by +he fribunal. The Engineering Tribunal cerha'lnly played an imporfani role in making +he year a profHobIe and in+eres+3ng one for our fu+ure Engineers. Page M 9 M. Page 62 ABNEY, KEITH ELWOODi M E., We'd Middlemwn, OhIG-Americnn COFF- mgm Club Y,M,C A ANDERSON. 10HN Dn-AM E Yn-n93tcwn, OhmiA.I Ch.E A,S.M. ANDREE, DAVID A gC .E., Cl'nnclnnqh' Ohiu TriongIa, Alpha Chi Sigma Scabbard 8r Hulcidc A,I,Ch Er, A.Ch. tPresJ, Coop Dov. ARMBRUST. ANTHONY JOHN. JR.7AAE, Fluaenix Arimnaiiigmn PM Epr Mom Yau Bern PH 1A.S. ESecJ BAILEY RCSERT BriErEn Cincx'nnoh', Ohio. BALL DAVID C. M.E.. G'eenwood Lab: New YD-k Tri0ng' e, Buwd, Y.M.C.A AS.M.E. 0.5 P.E.. S.A.E EALLENTINE. DON CLARkiAEA Sgrmgfmd. Ohio-J.A.S. tPreerV CG-op DOV tClos: Chrr -.1 BALSJ'NK, EDWARD BENiA E Dov'om Ohio Sigmu Chi. LAS. BANGERI. RICHARD VliErEn Wur'en, Ohia T!icnq!e lHouse Mgr,, Treg;., Song Lender! Glee Chb. Gamma Dehq A.l E E ROTC, BAUMAN RALPH E.-CM E Chicago IIHHOwSiPefihing Rimes, PLO A. A.i.Ch.E., O.S.P.E1 Scobbo'd 8 Bmde. Ark Baahi Y.M C A,, CU-DD Day. BECKET'L EUGENE F, C E, Cokmbiuna, Ohwo-A,S,C,E, Cm Epmon. Tm angle. R.O T.C BEHRENS. MARTIN A.-C.E., Wnuhungfon D C, BELL THOMAS V. C E. Cinz'mnmiI Ohio AIpha Chi Sign'lcl 0 5 P.E. A.I.Ch.E., Tau Beta Pi. BENETHUM DALE-A,E . SouH-I Bend, lndfcnu DaHu Tau Delhi Tau 32m Pi I.A.S. BERG, DONALD F.7E.E., Cincinnufi. Ohm-Newmon CIUb. Track Cross Cou'lhy. ALEE. LRKE. BERNARD, RICHARD L.7E.E, PiN-sburgh Pennsylvom'a AJf Ek I.R.E., XES. R O T,C. Rifle Team. Y.M.C.A.l Co-cp Dav. EERNDSEN, ALFRED ErCEH Cincinnofi, Ohia-Tuu Bela Pi, Ch? EpsHon, ASCE. BWCKEL, RICHARD L. E.E. Forme'slee, Ohw'oiAmen'can Commons Club. KQDDG Knopo Psi, Gamma Delta, U.C. Band Arts Board Y.M.C.A.. A.I.E.E. I.R.E., Audi-Engfneermg Sociew. BIELEFELD. BERNARD FRANClS-C Ex, Cincinnoh'. OhioiA.S.C.E. BINTZLER, ROBERT Fl.-M.E.. Norwocd. Ohio-A.5.M.E. tA'hleHc ChmJ ILANCO, THOMAsiAEu DePue, lHinois-I.A.S. Hub. ChmJ BLASCH, EARL B. Mcf.E. CincinnuH, OhioiA.erh,E,l ASM, BLICXENSDERFER. ROBERTHMEV. CIncinnaIi, OIIioiAIphn Ton Omega, A.5.M.EI ITIEGSJ, D.SIPIE. ISECJ, Arnold Air Society Y,M.CIA BLUST. CHARLES D.7E E., CinclnnaIII OHIO, HOLLMAN. ROBERY N.7C.E.I CincinnaII-I DhIo-AJICIIL. BOND, JOSEPH H.7A.E.I Suyvillu. New YcrI-Eng. TrIbulluI urear..I, I.A,s, Irremq. YMCA. ERADMILLER. RICHARD W.- EEH Doylom Ohio, BRAMBLEI CHARLES AI, JRr E.E.I Maywille. Kcnluz'y. BRESSER. THOMAS GIiM.E., CinrJnnoII, OIIIQJAIS.M.E.I Newman CIuh. ERIGGS ROBERT D.-E.E Cincinnoli OhioJSEgmn CHI. TrocI- Inom 80nd Kappa Kappa Psi BRUMIIT GLEN ALLEN E. E. Hunhngton WeaI V'Irg'Inio- A. I. E.E News Record Co- op Enqmeer, Cram CounIrv Team In'er- Dorm CounciI 0.5.? BU'IZ. ROY C.7C.E.. C'IncI'rInuH, Oh'IDv-A.S.C.E. CAMPBELL, ROBERT LEONARDHCEW CIevelundI Ohiu- AIphu CI'II Sigma, A I CITE, OVSJPE. CHAREST, ARMAND EiA EI CincinnatI'I DhioiIAIS. CLINE, WARREN W,-C,En CInEInfTUIIII Ohio-A.S.C.E. coaum. c7 RlCHARD-Ch,E., Cincinnuri. Ohio-TrIcngIe ISECJ, Co-op Day, Co op Engmeer, Alpha Chi SIg'no, A,I.Ch.E. COATES, RICHARD OiC EH CIncInnoH, Ohio. CONSTANTINEI NICHOLAS .I.-M.EH DavIonI Ohio-PI Tau Sigma Tau BeIu PE. COOMER. JACK-C.E.. CincinnuII, OhIaIChI EDSIIon, A.S.C.E. CRAVEN. DON LICEM Muun? Gilead, OhIo-A.S.C.E. DAUWE. ROBERT G.-E.E., Cincmnufi, Ohio. DAVIS, F. ERROL-A.E,, CoraI Gables FIaridaITrIcngleI I.A.Sy. Eng. Trlbunm. BRODRICKI LOWELL GI-fi. CIev-zs, On :IAJLE. BROERMANN KENNETH ENE EfDHiVIII-B Injianz-E'a K2:- pa Nu, Gamma DeHa. AJ. E.E BROOKS, RICHARD OWENIM E.. EZ'HTI'VH I; I.--J.-j-.:- A.S.M.E.. Y.M CA. BROOMALL. ROBERT M.-MIEI Dayton OhioiPI T3. 5'3 : A.SIM,E. BROTWN. DARRELL G. M E Hamnmn, Ohig-ASM EH 9: Tun ngcl S.A.E BROWN, DONALD An-C.E., C.nc.'nnoli, O'Ia, Page 63 I DAVIS. PHILIP7Ch,EU Dayan OhIo-O.S.F.E.. Al. CHE. DAVIS. RALPH C.7MET.E., Sou ! Point OHIO-FAIDI'IO CII'I SIQITUI A.I.CH.E.. A.S.M. DAWSON, RONALD ALEMIEI, Lakewood OhiciTrIangIe IEd.I, WeIIPy FoundaIIonI S.A.E., O.S.P.E. DEAN. ROBERT A.7M.E. FcIIrbcrm OhIO?A.C.C-. A.F.5.. A LCI'IEq A,A.s., A.S.M. DEARMON. CHARLES WEECE, Dayton. Ohio. DEARWATER JEROLD R. CH E CIncInnati, OnIo-A.I.Ch.E. IzPre. DELONGI RICHARD AIME. Dccoiun IIIihoia-DEIICI Tau Delia Arnold Ai. Smiem A,S.M.E., S.A.EI O.S.P.E., WM C.A., Alr KO T.C DEMCOR STANLEY SWARREN M.E' CincinnoI' OMo-TII- angle ISECJ SPHE. DESIMONE, ALDO-E.E.. Paneracm New Jar'ev. DICKERSCHEID. JAMES CHEM Horthon, OHO-Y,M.C.A.. A I.C?-I.E. DIEHL, FREDERICK J. C,E,. BIIIIW. Penanvanin-Alpha Tau Omega, A.S.C.E DINEEN. ROBERT JOSEPHIEE, SI Bernard, OnIa-A.I.E.E. DINEEN. YHOMAS L,-E EI EN Bd-rnurd. CDI'IIII, DIRR. ALVIN J .M E. Cm: my owbksuj. DIRRI RICHARD LAWRENCEIBS. C C'n'J'L OI' c A 5-: ME, Co I'IrI D0,. DOCTROW, NATHANiE E C r: I'I'IVI'I, 0 -' P'I': TuI 85m P- Em KJE'IIJ Nu IRL, I$I:--:. Co'n Chum PH Em Sir;- I. A I E- E DONAHUE. JAMES I. E.E.. Majc-Iro, OI-mu. DONER. JOHN E. A.E., Cmdrmwi CIr-o 713, ch': Pg I.A.S DOSSER. ALBERT T.7M.E., .Iom'vc-w CWIK TrznnF-L-eeIWeIa-I Fm-ntiot'un A,I.5I, T.M.C.A., A.S.M.E.l RiI'I: Them. DOUGLASI DAVID M-E E., CIrI.I..ngI Ohiw. DRACGULE CHARLES CECIEI CIncInnaM, D'foiASCEH II I rw..l:jr DRAKE JACK E M E, CIFIIIII'WHI OlliiiPI'I DIIICI T F'-J IP-.--.. v Pm; R--h Cnrm. Ur-wn 5W .3 IV Pm Pm I Cni:I'l'I-CIIICII'I cA EK. I-:I., Edl O'm mn DAIIU Kappa .. IIrIIrm ProCII-nrr CIJV'I, I FIC. IEx:c. CorIxI Tm 89m Pi P- rr'IH Sigrrn PI DEH'J Ep-IIIm MPIrrII Y M C A, tFrIgahr .'.'III Cabin-IIII Sigma S-qnm Fm Eh; Swarm. A5 M.E. DRYEDIanEl-E. GEORGE HALL- ENE C'Ir an-II' OHIO -AIEI5., I L. EHRNSCHWENDER, PAUL E.MCI' F . CIIILII'II'IQII OhIOiSIu '0 ME: EBrIiI w RDA A I.C'I.E., PC'I' hIrI-J Rise, 5:05- t-'I'1 I, . .. EMMONS. MARVIN WILLIAM- CE Coinqham Ke'IIucIty- PE Cr: Er. Ion Tan 8.. I0 PI. -. FARRELI JOHN FWCEH C'nrinnnIi, OII'QIA.S.C.E, Page- 54 FAULKNER Y. 5.. .H'L1M1EH Harlan KEHIUEVV ROIC, A5.M E P1 Tau Sigma Se: L Tau Bela F W Preuj FELLWOCK CHARLES G--M.E.. Ev-anwin: lndionn1Amc-ricon CDm-nona Out; A,S.M.E., Gamma DPHU PE Tou Sigma. Tau Ben: FM FELTS, DONALD E.-E.E., Cindnnoh, Ohio1ph- Em Sign'uj Eng. Tubunoll A I.E.E Aurj1o-Eng. Sociewu Tau 51:10 P? Efo Kappa N,- FICKER, WARREN J.-E.E. C'mzinnoH, Ohi01Ta-n 89m P1, Eta Kappa NH A.I.E1E1 FINCH. ROBERT GLENN-Ch.E. Cinc'mnmi OHoiA.l.Ch.E.. 015.9 E. FISCHER, CHARLES T.7Ch.E. NewporO, Kenhmkv1The'n CM A1I.C -.E.. A.CS FISCHER. FRANK H,1M,E, Daylon. Oh'ciA1S.M E OS,P.E., Y.M1C,A. FISCHER, GENE C.7C.E. Clncmnufi Ohio1A5C EH Chi Epsilon, FISHER EUGENE FRED, JR1M,E., Chicago. IlhnmsuASM E7, AO,A, Intramural Sporfs. FLORIAN. JOSEPH F.7C.E. Cinclnnflrh Ohio. FOLTZEIL ALBERT H.-M.E7, Cfncinnofk Ohia1A.S.M.E., O1S1P7E1 FORSYTH. PHILIP L,7M.E1. Elysiu. ONO. FOX. WILLIAM 5.7CH.E,, Coshocion, OhiO-Acuclq ALCFLE FRALICH. CLIFFORD A.--M.E.1 Cinc'mnCIH, Chisinau Bela PL Pi Tau Sigma A.51M.E. FRECH ROBERT A. E E Dw'r P-J-L, Cm: FREUDENEERGER. ALBERT L- M F , Doyle CW 0 A 3 M E FRICKER, JO-HN WALfERiMf. Cum: nrr'w 5.3-1 1n, A S M E O.S.P.E, Nawrrai U r. FRY, JAMES JOSEPHV CE Cmi'nh! CHM;iAS1:E IL B1303 F. Cr Epwon GAISER, EUGENE F,1C: E Dayton 0mm, GARBARD. ALLEN W. -E.E. Buw Pw. , Kin: :n- Em Kapo-J , Tm. Ben; GARRETT. C. J. M E. Cm: nnia'n OH? E-an'i. V' HI C A A S M E iMr-m, ChrmJ GARTIES, JAMES P C.E., Cmi-mJL CAST, PARK W.7M E.- Engmeer LErJH AHc-c. . - K-appa DoJ 1 Dow VSI C'nr.j-,F' fTremJ, T-Ju Bah: Fl, ASME GAUBY ROBERT l-FE Dun an E:Ii.X-1 GIBSON. CURTIS A 71:3 E.. ?,i-r n1fi1-: O.S,P.E., Gamma D1? i A I C E. GIBSON, JOHN C.-M.E.. Cm.'.nn10- CHM; . :I: LQm-n-gw Cub GIOVANETTI, ALEERT-U1 E1 Cin-,1 r:n ?- 7 ALL? E1 Alr-Ha 0-? 5r: mu QS.P7E, In, BEL! F' '7 GIULIANA MICHAEL H. EE W13 '.-.i:-:, Own, Page 65 aamagamw' . n,- GLASS, DONALD W. C E CWHCTMML Ohio, GOECRTEMOELLER. MARTINiiM EH Cunmnnah. Ohio A5.M E Newman IL , GOLANDO. ANTHONY L ME NW Yorlr. NW Yor'n. GOWER, BENJAMIN A,--E 5, Doonn, om, GORDON. ROBERT LWE,E, Buf'c-n Pennylxonkj lambda Cm Alpha, A.1.E E. Intramuru: Spark. GREGG, RICHARD H. Ch.E Cinzinnmi, Oi: 0 3910 Then: P'. A.LCh.E. GRIESE, RAYMOND R.7M.E.I CincinnoH. Ohio GROSSMAN. ALLAN P.-C E. Circinnoii OHc-V Lambda PM ALCEV. PH Em Sigma. PM Lorrhm: Urhinn. Ton Eprc: Pl, GROSSMAN. LEONARD ML'LEH C'H'VJHI'icm Ohio P? Lambda Wm Tau Befu Pi Pr- Lambda Upzwlon, Fir E10 Swgmo A.S M. American Founr dermenW Socie'm AI.CH.E., Foundrv EducoHoncH Founduhon. GUERNSEY. JOHN MeLEH Middhrowm OhiomAvnevkon Commons Qub. Tau Bern Pu Band. A.LCh.E.1 A S M. AF S, GUSTAFSON, GERALD Bri E E. Jumrrumwn, New York. HAAS. WALTER Ar M E CRncMnofi. Ow.iu-; A.S.M.E., KO A. R.O.T.C. HAGGERTY. W. A.-M.E Cincinno'L Ohio A,S,M,E, HALLORAN. KENNETH A.-C.h E, Cmrinnrm. Ohro IuH 5:40 P'. Athn Chg: sSlQ'F-Jl ALCI .E. mrromwuh. Newman Club CD op Day Com, A . HARBERT. ELMER V. Jl-MeLE,I Dayton, OhioiA.S.M., A.I.CiI.E. HARDING. JACK Eian Cmcinmjh Ohio Tuu Bum PW A.5.M.E HARPRING, JEROME W.7CLE.I LOUIEMIIF: Kenluckyl HARRIS IRWIN E.-C.E., Cincinncth' Obfuichi Eps-Xon WreaL AVSVCVEV, HEIIEI. HARTMUTH. FRANK F.-E.E, Cmcinnmi. Ohw'oiAlen LRAE HATTON, DERALD Rn M.E , MidmeOwn. Ohiu- PM E : Sigma, TOU 3900 PI. P. Tau $9er A.S.M.E. HERSMAN, JILL ANN-ChE, Lazwelcmd Oh-aiZeia Tau ALpho, Alpha Lambda Dqu Phi Chi Emdcm Eng. Tnbunol, Co-ep Bomd, Y.W.C,A, HESTERBERG, ROBERT F.7Ch.E Woodloon, Oh'uo, HOFFMAN JOHN ARTHUR7M E. Mnmroncck, New Yo'P--A.S.M.E. HOLMAN, DONALD GEORGEiChJE. Cw'mcnnnoiir Ohio A l.Ch,E Tau Beta Pi. HOMAN, FRANK M.E. Cmcirmcri Ohioih TDU 59mm lRec. SELL Tau 89.90 PI, ASM.E.I P7 Delia Epinion, Co-Operuf'wc Engineer INEws Ed. Eu: Mgrl, HOOVER. PAUL ALLENiM E, Gcrmanmwn, Ohio Arne'ican Commons Club EV. Presj, PE Tou ngma, SA.E. EPres L Spirit Inc., Phi Em Slgma. HUSS. JOHN DAVID Mef E, mecinnmi Ohio Swgmn Alpha EpsMon W. Pre-J, A.LCh.E. IBELE, WALTER C.-Met E. Sobm. C'H1n ACOcFo Unreal. SELL Rifle Team, Spin! inc, A.I CII.E., LF.C. Scabbard 3: Blade. Page 6b JEFFRIES. CLYDE E.7E.E.. CovingIon, KI.-nIII:Iy7R.O T.C.A AI .E., IIR.E.. Arnold Air SOCIEIV. JOHNSTON, LAWRENCE Cw JR.7B.SI, CInunnoIi, Ohio FI Kappa Alpha, GIEQ CII.I:, O.S.P.E.. A.S.M.E.. GAE. JONES. KENNETH W.7HME MIddIC'IOWlI. OI'IEuz. sIgn-Icl, Tau BFIU Pi ASH E Tm JONES ROBERT B.-..ChE CUVIngIOII. Knnhmw AICILE, Pething RIILLCI IUGEND. HARRY E.r-E.E., CIm-nncIII, OI'IID Tau EFL: Pi, E10 Kappa Nu. H? E. KAISER. JAMES F.7EE CINCIHHDII OmciBeIn TIIIJI; PI. PI EIG Sigma EIt: Kappa Nu Tau Eek: Pi, GIN,- Club, Eng TrIbIIrIuI A l ..E E. l..R E. KALOMERES. PETE7Ch.E., CincInncIiI. Ohio. KATTAU. FRITZ C.-C.E.. CIncInnuIi, OIIIII7A.S.C.E KEMME, RICHARD JDHN7M.E. CIrII, rII'I-'HI. O!'I'.I7A SIM.E., O SIF'IEI. SIA E. KIORiPES STEPHEN A.7CI ..E YrInrs , New TJII7IUI- Emu Phi Lnr' DHU Up IIOI'I. Alp J CHI Iryna. Eng. Tribunal, KIRCH, WILLIAM7C IL, CIsIcinnIIIi OIIIcI- Alpha Chi SIg- mm, AI.Ch.E. KIRK. WILLIAM H.7M E, CUnTr-n 0m, P: To. 5:9m, KLOCKNER, RICHARD W.7CL E GcrIIon Oric:7A S.C.E. KLCPP. WILLIAM 0.7M9I.E.. MIIIdIuI'Jer, OHICI7AmcrICun Common: Club. AS.M., A I Chi KLUGMAN. RUSSEL H,7C.E.. CINCIHHO':I OhIciASCE KNODEL. IAMES R.7MIEI, Monmllon. ClIuI'o ?I'II'J'IgII, Glam; Club. Ad. In Jr. CIcsa OIIicen. A.S.M.E., Bow,- OcIc-Hc, KOEHRING, NORMAN G.-E.E., RIchmond. lndIonc-A.I.E.E.l I.R.E., R.O.T.C. KRABACHER. ROY A 7M5. ECInCInnoPI OIII07PI Tov SIgv mo Tau Hefa Pi AHSM KRAMER, CAROLYN D.-EIEI. Duvfon, Ohio. KRAMER, FRANCIS J.-E.E., CincInnaII. OI'II07EFIIIIIJII Kup- pu Nu. KIJHN. JACK LOUIS-C.E.. Newiown. OIIIo 7A.S.C.E. KUPFERLE. ARTHUR T. 7E E, For? ThorInm. KenIIIcIy7GIr-e Club. Fhi EIcI Sigma A I EE Ta-I Brm Pi fPrc--:.J. Elu Kappa Nu Chess Club VGPSIIV VonIIIm. LAACKE, FRANK7A.E.. Elmwood PI-Jcc. Ohi07Ph'I Em Sigma. Tau BEICI PI. I.A,S. LACKEY. DARYL L.-CI':.E., Poducoh. KIEHIJCIV7AIphD CE'. SIgrrIa, A.I.CII.E. LACY, RICHARD K.-M.E.. CIncinnoIi, Ohfo-Sigmo Phi EpsIIon, loI'cI Chi Emilon. Scabbard 2: Mode, Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Befu Pl. A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E. LANDIS. WILLIAM EI--CIE. Trolwood. Ohio. Page 67 :u: Nu UMAC. A-L Bc-or'l. Ton EMU Pi. MENTINK, ANTHONY FRANCIS- El' Kappa Nu. PH E,E,. LVLE MEYERS, HENRY R. C.E.. Cc-vinninm Kank- Paga 68 4h McKINSTRY, JOHN R.-C.E. Abram Ohm. McLAUGHLlN, HA LOWELL- EE CTVJIJuJ. Che : Clu: EV. P - MCRAE, JOHN 0,7C,E , Cm'hnn'il Cm'n MELZER, GLENN F.7E E. C-nu-umri In J -v-,w A,irS. LAWRENCE. PHILIP E.AC.E., Cincinnaif, Ohio. LEROY, LAUREN C. M E.. Cmcinmlh Ohio. LEVINE. ELIAS L,7M,E., Cincinnoli Ohiv. LEWIS, HOMER D: Ch.E., Covingfom Kemfucky. LINDEMAN, CHARLES G. Ch.E. CincinnoYF. Ohio-TrL ungie Sr. Um: Trcos., 0.595,, AJCWE. Alpha Chi nga. LOUGHRY. BRUCE WU JR.7E.E.I CiannnGi1 Ohi0 AIphCI Tau Omega, I.R.E. A.I.E.E. C0709 CWT!- LUEKEN, LAWRENCE F. M,E,, Cheviot Ohio. LUHN. PAUL L-EE, Cincinnati. OhEo-Tau Baht! PL Efu Kappa Nu, A.i.E.E.. HLE. lV. Chmj, Co-op Com. LUKEN GEORGE H.-E.E., Cheviot Ohio A I.E.E., I.R.E. MACNEILL. JOHN FrMetE. Cuncmnofi, r. J 'Iio E'ig;n'I :I Phi Epadon, Eund Kappa Koppel PJ- AWCh E. Co-op Day Com, ARM. MARINGEK MELVIN F. Ch,E. Cincinnatfl Ohfo-A.I.CH.E., 0,5 P.E. MARSH. ROBERT Gr E E, anport Kentucky. MICHEL. CHARLES JriNLE. CincinncHK 0WD. MILLER EDWIN H 755., PH ludelphxo. Pennwlwnnio-Air R 0 TC, antbnrd 3 B ad's, Pcmhmg Rifhm, Inie: Dorm CJWIH: k LR E, A I BE , LES. MILLER. ROGERS A -C E. Clmnnnnfll ONO. MOORE, DONALD LiMeLE cmomm', Om ALCh.E.. O S.P.E. Hrwrnj, Y M C PM AVSMH Union Dance Cam.. Cuup Eng. M g iFeahne er'er. Asacc. E-';' L Corop DH Cam, :0-:' ' ChmJ MOORE, EUGENE aFMLr, E Cmcinnclii 0mg Tusk; cm, Alpha Chi shqmm A w.Cn E. A.s.M. YM CA. MOORE. JAMES E.-NLE.. Cinc'nnmh, OhiD-uSigma Phi Er- d;m A.E M.I:. MORRIS? GAYLORD F-. Li'E E, Fulmou'h. Kenmaky- Al EVEN EI'J Kappa Nu, Tdu BL-lu PI. MULHAUISEIL HOWARD F, C E., Cincinnoh'. OhiDiAlphu LM Sigma, AJCKEM O.5.P.E. MURPHY, WILLIAM D.-C E Cmmnoli CII ioiA5C E MURRAK JAMES w.hE.E. C?HRinnm. Ohio -Em me w ALF,E. LRE. NESBJTT, FREDERICK CA M.E, Cinrmnuf', Ohio-Triunglu Pi Tau Slgmih Tuu Bah: Pl. A.S.M.E. NETHERO. MERLE7C,EH Cinc'mruaH OMD-JGbiFJ-il Y $'ww, A 5.C.E Vorshy Vanities. Mayor ; Xmm Party. NEUMANN. STANLEY D.7C.E.l Cmcinnuh. OHIO. NIEHABER. LEG A.-C.E., Covingmm Kenr-m'w O'CONNELL DONALD E.-Ch.E.. H?ermon't, anuonn. OEZER, JOHN J. E.E7, Cmtinmufi, Ohio. O'LEAR'L TIMOTHY 1,-C7E- C'mdrmcni. Ohio. ORNDORFF. GERALbiChfu Cincinnati. OHQ Phi Efo Sigma. AJC'ME' Alpha Lambda Sigma 05.P.E. PAHREN. HERSERT ROGERicth 5?, Bernard, Ohir.17.A.l.ChEn AIEIFG Chi Sigma Newman Club. PARRY, EDWARD F -E.E , Cincinno'i, Ohio ALSH Phi Eh Sgrro, AJEVE Tau Batu PL Eio Kappa Nu, Co-op Dav. PELTA. EDMOND R, E.E deermn. Ohio Arr. Board Audm EH13. 30.1. INLErE, PENN. ROBERT C,-M,E.. Dowon, Ofuo--A.S.M.E., Tan Beiu Pi, Pi Tau Sigma. PFENNIGWERTH PAUL L.7M,E,, Pu'lv HIM. Kcmudy- P. To; Siqrm lPrrsLJ, T'Ju Beta P ECGm Ogerl PF E 5. mm ESQ: L A,S.M.E. ALS Urea Chop Dm Cm: IPh-,- w Chm L Co 0;. En 3; near tNewn ELI ,l ' PHILLIPS. GEORGE ALLENiCE. Ind'wun-Jpoli: Lnj?ano--A.S.C.E. POLAND. DOUGLAS L. M.E.. Duyionl Orin c. FU'FMAN. HARRY E.7C.E. Cincwnch 0r 07A ace QUALLET, JOHN 5.7M E. Nwwuwi Om; RADTKE. LELAND JOHNiMjH cncinnuu 0mg Sigrmg PH Epdlgnl p; in. Sigma In- 51:21:; Fw, ASVMT: Eumbull THUT: RAHN, EDWIN, JR,-E E. C5nc1nnarT, Ohxo-Tnu Bc-fo PL Eh; Kappa Nu. Pu? Em Sig na Eng. Tut.- nm W. Prank. ALE E. iS-ECxT'C'DEJI 9-4-31: Ccmcil. Co-op Do,- RAKEL, ROBERT HEEL, Cmc'nm-L omimgfm 1.9,; 1.; Bcn pM Eff; K: L-u N; iV. Pr: .3 RAYMOND. BRUCE A. CrEr C mihnm 7 OM; REIS, ARTHUR 3, JR, M E Cir-c'n'mh Ohm. REMFE, ROBERT RICHARD E.E., Cnrlnnoh. OhuornGu-m-m Dyllul hylrup mur-JI; A.I.E.E. RWCHT. ALLEN E ---M-I E. CV: mm . D'ioiA LC? .E. A,SM ROELL LEO 6.7M E, Cinerncni OE.'07A.S.M E., Y ME A P. Tun g.gvnq Inrmmurolt. ROLAND. EARL Hhm-w. 5., 0mm, Ohm 1m..ge. Amy: cw 9.1m, A.X.CI-.E., A 5M. ' Page 69 ; i Page 70 RUNCK, EDWARD J.-E.E., C1ncinnafi OhRo Iom Cn'w Ep:?bm Sigma Phi Epsilon, Arts Board, Em Kappa Nu. Tau Beto Pu Y.M7C.A., AJ.E.E. I.R.E. RYAN. JOHN W. E.E. Norwood, DMD. SCHMITT. ROBERT JOSEPH--Bf;M Covington. l e3nTLI.:5 wf I.,ti'k.S. UremJ, Newman Club. SCHNEIDER. RAYMOND T. CH.E., ChainnmL tho A,I,Ch.E., Newman Club. Alpha Chi Sigma. SCHOELWER, WILLIAM A. -C,E., Cfncinnari. Ohio-Npia Tau Omega A.S.C.E.. Y.M.C.A. SCHROEIL JOHN A.-C.E, Cincinnuiil Ohio-A.S C.E. SHAW. HOWARD C.. JR.7M E., River Forcst Ill'nois BcIo Them PM Spirii lnc.. A.S.M.E., Sailing Club. SHEPHERD, ROBERT L.'-E.E.. Cincinncm' OhiD Lamb-ja Ch? Npho, A.E.S., E,R.E.. JRLEEH Arts Board. SIEGEL. PAUL H. M.E.. Cincinnafi, Ohioisig'no Phi Ep:?ian lSch, Iofa Chi Epsilun. R.O.T.C. ICap+.L Scabbard SK Mode, A.S4M,EH lnframurals. SMITH, GLENN L.-M,E. CRncinncH. Ohic- Pi Kappa Alpho' 0.5.P E lFub ChmJ, A.$.M.E. um; Cnmj SMITH. RAY W.-M.E., Cinmnmi, Ohio. SMITH, ROBERT J. M.E., Day'on, Ohio-Fhf Kappa fPrec J, Perihx'ng R?Nes, A.S.M.E., Newman Club. Men , Senufe. SNYDER, ROBERT W.7Ch.E., Cfncinnuf'w, Ohio-AJ. E. Phw Em $ng, Alpha Chi 59m; Phi Lambda Upsifun. 10:1 Bem 9 A5.E.E SOLDANO ANTHONY VITO AIME. Cinc'wnnufi. Ohio -RO.T C.k A.1.Ch.E , O,S,P,E1 51APF. AUGU5T M.E.. Hummom 051:0. STEELE. CHARLES E.-M.E. H'Ickory, Norfh CoroIiAO-A75.M.E. STEGEMILLER. KENNETH RAYiMEH Dayton, Ohiu-SRgmc Alpha EpsHon tHouse MQF.J. A.S,M.E.I Y.M.C.A. SpirH MC. STEGMAN. CLIFFORD F., JRr-E.E., Cincinnati, Ohio-Npho TCHJ Omega. STA JOHN BERNARD 1.7E.E., Adams MassachuseHS-LREH KLEE. STERN. HERMAN ABRAHAM Ch EH Cincinnufi, Ohio A7LCh.E. HFIIel. Y.M.C.A. STERRETT, ROBERT SPENCE Ch.E., Ncrrwulcld OMo-Alphu Chi Sigma. A.l.Cn.E., O.S.P.E. SYOLL, LEWIS WILLARDWMEH Brooklyn, New York Fi Lambda Phi. News Record. Co-op Engheer, Fencw'ng Team, I F C,. FLSMH A.I.CP..E. STUEBBE WILLIAM HERMAN-E.E., C'mcinnafi. OMO-AJEE. TARCHA. PAULKCE.I Lyndorm Pennsylvom'o A.I.Ch.E. O.S.P,E., UZEC. SEC.J, Nphu Chi Sigmo. TENNENHOLTZ, ROBER'l'iEf.I Cindnnuii, Oruio-qumo Alpha Mm Eta Kappa NJ, Tuu Eek: Pi. THIELE, ROBERT E.. JR. C.E., Cincinnati, O'nio-TDL Bah: PM Alpha CH Sigma UDreSJ, Phi Lcmtuu UpsHon. A.I.Ch.E., O.S.P.E. W. Preifr THOMAS. GEORGE J. C.E., C'mcw'nnoh'. OhfoiA,5.C.E. THORPE, JAMES F. M.E , CwncinnOH. OMO T0u Beic Pw- iRec. SSCJ. Pi Tau Sigma, A.S.M.E . O S F.E , TMCJM CO-np Dov TIM. CHARLES E-ChE Cincinnan Ohio-Alphr: Chi Sigma. A.I.Ch Ew w PrenL O.S.P.E, TRICE, LEWIS R.7ChAE., Cincinnati, Ohio. TITTLE. WILLIAM 0,, JRE-M.EH Cmcinncm Ohm. VANNATTA. TRUMAN J.-M.EE Cincinnoeu OhioEAjME. VAUGHN. DAVID A.-E.EE. Cincfnan. Ohio. VAUGHN. WILLIAM thgChJEH Joplim Mfgmuri. VONDERWISCHE, JAMESEEEq Cincinnm'u OhIaEPhi Kap- pa IPreLl. A.I.E.E., I.R.E.. IEF.C. VORNBERGER, GEORGE FRANClsiMEEH Gncinnoh Ohio -A.SVM.E. WILSONN JOHN WOIORD -..EE Cmginnml 05671310 Kgpr pa Nu. PM. E. E. RE. WILSON. ROBERT JOHNiAfr. Shelby. OhiO-l-A5. W- Pres l. R,O,T.C,. Co-op Day WE Chm, Ae'o. Deptjl WOLFE. RICHARD A,EM E,, ancinncm', Oh:D--D?H9 Tu- DeHc E5e:,L Tou Befc PM A.I.Ch.E. WOLFGANG. WILFORD W.-EEEE, Leemn'ua. OhioETriangm Wreg V, PresJ, I.FEC tPres' VE Pres.J, Men's Senufcx Ca-Dp Dav iGenEl EeriHon ChmJ, ALE? lPub, ChmJE LRVEV tMem, C'nmL Gamma DeUGE WRIGHI'. HARRY DARL. JR.-M.E.E Dayton OMoEYMCAE. S.AE. W. Pres.J YAUSS, WILLIAM A.-E.E. Cincinna'iE Ohio. ZIMMERMANNE RICHARD M.chw Highland Park. M?CW. gunEFi Kappa Alpha, A.S. Ch.E., Soing Cbb. ZOLG, FRED U.ECh.E.E Cincx'nnuh', OhiDEAJChEl OESVPE NOT PICTURED KLEINHENZ. LEONARD A. ll?..-Ch.EH CEncinnoH, OhioE A. I. Ch. E Y. M C. A. VREELAND. KENNETH Sr, JKEEE, Cm-Jnnaf. AIKEE. WADDS.ELL CHARLES E EM. E. Iron'oru OH DiAC'JQ n. LFCu AS ME .05 WAGNER. HAROLD JEiME, Cmc'nwh. WEISSENBERG, JAMES F.wCh.E., Cin:1nnu'-, WHEELER. EDWAilbiA E, Dayton, Ohuo-LAS WILLER, ROBERT H.-MEE., Wozningfon. Hreole A.SM.E. IV. ChmJ. P'-Ilo: Councw 0.5 P.E., S.A.E.E Coral: Bay Corn. bumk 1m. Be'n Pg Pi Tn-. Sig'nu. Gallege of Jame gconamicd The College of Home Economics is focufed in +I1e Women's Building: buf don'f lei Hie name of 'rhe buildv ing fool you. for men are QHEn seen en+ering ifs doors -some searching for a wife. o+hers For 1416 nursery. This College provides many and varied courses such as diefe+ics. merchandising. and child development An- nual dinners are held by fhe various classes during fhe year. at which fime +he sfudenis and facul'ry have Hie opportunii'y to become be+ier acquainfed. Miss Dyan Dean of H1e college. exemplifies fhe friendly a+mas- phere of Hue school. DEAN ELIZABETH DYER ROW l-Khabonowl M , ConnoHy, 8 Schmid. R . KnPchL J ROW Zikoegel, J Schwall, S, Schildv'rmyer J. Vr-rrun, A, Brigham D 1 i: 1. Jim gammic-A 74W Presiden+-Ru+h Schmid Vice-Presidenf BeHy Connolly Secrefary-Marcia Klebonow Treosurer--Joyce KnecH The Home Economics +ribunal supervised all H19 s+uden+ uc+ivi+ies of Hue college. On +ap of all +his. +hey found time +0 mix business wiH'n pleasure. Af Chrisimm ihey assisied Me+ro in c pctr+y for under-privileged children. The charming decoruiions +ha+ could be seen all over Hue lounge and the hall were Hue resulis of many hours of hard work by +hese girls. They also +ook pcrf in +he annual Faculiy-Sfudenf Chris+mas dinner. one of fine mos+ enjoyable even+s of Hue year. The iribunol sponsors an Open House in +he spring for seniors From +he various high schools fluoughouf Ohio. The purpose is +0 encourage Inieresf in Hue varied program Home Ec. has +0 offer. There are represen+a- Jrives from every class in ihe college in ihe fribunah +hey fake +heir place among fhe leaders on ihe campus. A place on +his +ribuncl is 0 goal for every Home Economics 5+uden+. Page 73 1 Page 74 ASZMAM JOYCE E.-B.S Nemcwn, 0-3'7Kgppo Amhg Theo lMur-J'OHL TW,C.A Hurre EC. Chb, Trarm'cr om Damion, BAILEY, NANCY GEDRGE-BA 5.. Cmcmnoh OhuaiKappn AlpHn Them. Home EC. Club Y W.C..A BETTMAN, ELAINE 8 S C3n-:inncr-i O'Io T:u Pi Epsilon, Hillel, Home EC. CMb, Y.W.C.A. SILTI, BARBARA78.S Cuncxnnnfi. OhniDelm Delta DEMO W. ?renw Pledge TrolnerL MWomu-rals. Lac F'- Epwon. BOOENSTEIN. HESTER-E.S. Cinc-nnoh, Oh Ou-Trmnsle' from Ohio WHV Ieycm, Nnhn DeHo Pi, CHEM? Gum Y.WC.A. Spin? ML, Home EL Chb, CWn-annoriqn. BROWN, CAROL JEAN B.S., Ncrwocd, Ohxo Chi Oln9gu EACHu-he; Chm. Pieuge Preuj, Hon ? EC. Qub EFFES. Trem., Freak. Adwhcrl, Peugwn Clmb lTrea l, Npth Lambda Delta, Home EC. Ewec. Camdl Sec, V. PrenJ. Wonwn', Sena? iCo'Tu. SECJ Bum Mgr., Soph. Claw. Advlsory Cram: 1, J . Clan; Se:. Soc-cH Bow: Men. Sec. Corre; SELL Gmdon ITreo;3 Jr. Aavuef, Mortar Board Hy Chaim Omicron Nu Ediiorj Senior Clara V. Pram, LEa-Jershup Comeranc: ICC Chrmj. ng Wag BeecHDr Aerrd BUCHER, ANN VIRGINIA BS. Cmr'nnmrl Ohia Them Pni Alpha New; Reconi Intemrnwonm Club. DESALVO. JOANN MV-s 57. NDrWDOO, OMo-Koupc Delia ISOC. CHITI.L Mummers, ng Wag. ProfH9 Reading Chib, Ham? EC, Ciub. DOCK HELENWBSH Cinc-nnu'i. ONTO Smling Chbl Horne EE. Chub. DONNELLT MARY Louis 5.. Clnonnuifl OhiniTrannler from OuF LadyI of Cuncmnohl Them Phi szmg, Hum- 5;, cm; w:g Wag. New; Reg Orvi Mummer. DUFFY, MARILYN LEE B.S.. Cfn-zlnr'loh OhI-j Alpha Delfu P:- Horne Ea. u . EVRICH. MARY 5 3.5 Momn, Ohms. FRICKMAN, DOROTHY ANNEiBS Fr. Timmca, KwiK-Jppf: Alpha Them. Jr. AdvIC-E'L Tou- Pw Ep'lon tpreml Tm Ben: S-gmn, Band Mnloreha, Or'h't'on Nu GLASGOW. JEAN CONSTANCE E.S. Cmc'nncni. Ohc KoppU Unwn Mgvm Comb R;in? C b xanaw r Dclb. Mumrur; W-q Wag T MILLER MARY78.S., SHG'Om-IHGI OhFo-choo Delta CEd.L Alpha Goiznfbda DPI-m, Y.WL.A. Home E: Chub ng Wag KZDunciU, V.I.C.I Jr Advizcr. Gwd'nn fV Pre; 5 O'nicrun Nu EPresJ, Wy Chum New. mun Club. GOOTMAN, PENINAH E - Regional V, Pr-r... Emir Home E. Cub GREEN, PAULILNMEALS. Gncinnun. Ohioimpho Kappa Nphcu HARRIS, NATHALIE--E S. Grand View, Xnd1ano Omirr0n Nu Ureule Home Er, Clgb. HEIDACHER, HEDY-B.S. CincMnaH, OhFO Thefu PM .nklavho Horne EC. Cm, New, Ricard, Kampu; ng Curr... Wig Wag HINES, REVA CHARLCIEgBS Cincinnati. OHoiPhi Mu. HOCK, MAN M.7E.S. Hnm-Imn OE'D-Deifu DeHa Deim mam. Jr. Acgyhxeri l..,. Chum Pgniermi-z Comcll. C'ncmnuvi. Ohia-IZFJR. EChupL Pre$. Mgr. of IZ,F,A., Camp GQHH, Hillek HONEYWELL. LAURA ELEANORis 5., WesHown, Ncw York-TransFer from Unw. of Kenlvckw Home Ec. Club. HOOD, MARY 1.73.5. Covianonr Ktn'uCW HUBER, BETTY A. B.S. Cinginnnh Oh-owAmhc: DEHQ Pi, Home Ec. Oub, J'r. Fun Hellemc, Y.W.C,.A HUSS, MARGARET MEINKEN-B.S. Cmci4naf1 Ohioikuppo Delft: EPres.L Harm; E: CMh. Home Ec Comti'. WAA. Y.W.C.A Mummers. 49'9!: J'. Prom Corn. KOEGEL JO ANNiEEH Cunc'nncm. Ohiu T'nefo Phi Alpha chdge Mis- heaEL Horrc Ec. Tr-bxnm Un'rm Corn. Jr. Advieer Cwnrjm'luhclnI Hy Chem. Vqu-nnce Home E: Clwb. KOPF, JOYCE REEVE5 B.S.7 Cinrjnnmu, OHaiKoppo Kappa Gamma N- pha Lambda Del , Tug P Epmlon U191 SELL Pun HeHenic Coun- c'l. Y.W.C A., Onwcron Nm LEW'ING BETTY CAROLiBfa C?H-zinr'c'i Ohio Nphu CNHO Px Hume Ec. Cub Gian:- CIA: Penquin Club. Wu; Wg'g MALAS. MARY B 9.. Cincinnati. Ohior Ngw; Record. Y.W.C.A. Horne EC. Club JL Pram Com Prahlv- Wig Wag. Rerl Crow. MASON. MARTHA ANNEilES, CI-xjinr-CML 0 .'1; 2-,13 TI: AHMO, Horne EL Club Y W,CA 51me Inc, W,A.A . Cmdnnuhun. lrmmrmmlg MCCQNACHEE. NANCY R. 35., Crl-unnrlh, C! 7v KJLLJ DCHQ Mummer Y,W.C A. PJH HI':H:rm. Cuanmi 5194' mg Honor Leuqum VJ.A A H3 Mmg Mqrj Jr P-am Com, Harm? EL Tribunal, H: Ix: Ea Club. W q an, lniramumh McHENRY. MARGERY A.-E S C-wmn Umu Cr. Omum IPrcs.'!. Jr. Adwnc'r, Sophu Omwm Dung: Club 495:? Senior 003. 5-1;. MEISTER, JOANNE ,5 S Cm5nna'i, Ohm-Hnnw E... r'l- Y. C A., Vigflance. Jr. Ai-w-vr W.r' W-Jq, MILLER. MOLLIE BONNETTEu-Ei. C ncmnnh Omar Cm Omega dChm. Corr:-2.L Dana: C b IPr-Lm. 4'! .- MUNRO. JOAN- 35., CMCIM-JM O' 3. 77 Karma 09.1:1 Y W.CA. New. Renard, Hom- E-z Club, W'q W 3 ELECHL Jr. PrQ'n F'LJlel; .H n' VVJHI-HI Vnharu NIEHUS. JANET- as. c mm or. Q -. qupq Npm Them. YWCA. Horn Er, CHE Harw- E-: Cowlrd, Glee Club M-.nwc-r:. RELAXING 1N LOUNGE GDENTHAL, JANYTH ELAINEiBS. P-2r'r Hi' Chi meym Hnr'w El. CI 5, Vi! ', 3': 'r-- b-jll, Ivnnly WAfL O RElLLY, F P.IkTRICIAa-Bi Ci . rm H mm. p m. m Ep'don- T,WCA ng?gz CahnnL A;mm Sang Bod PEVSNER ETHEL- 5. Caun-g'c'! K W. Pru-J, Haw F CLc. HNc-I RAPE LOIS M BS Cwinnjf Cw Pm... 'r w,c A., Hm: E: r; t. I'Eri :- RAU LYNN 8,S. Curuc'nn-:'- O' ; Prn- 31.. C : '? w.c A Om N lawn RENN. NANCY-E 5, C'ntmnav CM; T ' '. Jr Arivu'cr R E.W Cbn' Xnmrnw SI ICHM. -; F: C b, OM -.. ' N V I C Cz-M. Page 75 '-In-.-.. u-u . url-r-mnnw ROYAL. VIRGINIA W.-B.S., Cincinnati. Ohio. SCHILDMEYER. JOANN E SM Cincinnufi, Ohw'o Kappu Doha IRM, Sena Corrc: 586.1. Horne EC. Cmb Hl'res.I Traumh Home Er. TribunmI Women's Senafe, T,W.CVA., W.A.A V.I.C.. M Chain Kompu' King lChm, of Con Jr. Adwucr, Murrvnerc- Jr Prom a:hm, Trophy SCHMID. RUTH A.735.. Cnc-nnn'i, Ohio KGPPf-I DeHo U-lowe Mgr,, V, PremL Mortar Board 69L.L Home EL 'lnbunm tPreurJ. Mummers Jr. Ade'ser, W.A.A., VAC. ESQ: ChmJ Home EL Council, Vugilonce Ivy Chaim Student CouncH CAHerrvach Y.W.C.A. SCHWID, MARCIA 5.5.. Mudmnn, Wiscons'wn Transier from Univ of Wis.I Hulel, Home 5:. Club. SCULLY. SHIRLEY-B.S,. Cindnnmil OhioiHome EC. Club HELL Hospitality Corn. Jr. Prom Corn. SPROULL, BARBARA LuiBSH Cincinnati, OhiD-Tronsler Mom Brodiord Jr. CoHegr: Kappa Alpha Them Mush Chm.'l, YWC A. Un-on Hormmhw Corn Cincmnufiora, M mmarn STAVROFF, MARY A. B.S.. Cindnno'i. Oh1o Home EC. Clml Y.W.C.A., Tau PI Epmlon. STETTINIUS, NATAUE 1-35. Rod'u'afur. NEW YUrk-Zaio Tran Alpha, Horny E', Orb. Jr, Amrism Donn Cabine! ';C.C:r-mor Jr. Counuclor, Cnrn. JudiC-ory Curml ST. CW! JOAN-E.S. C'ncinnOH, Omo-Npha Chi Omegq Hu-rw EC. Chm. TENENHOLTZ, ISABELE M.iB 5 , CNlchlFlth Ohw'oiHume- E... Club, HiHcl, L.S.M.F.T., MZFHA. THOMAS, SHIRLEY E, B,S, Cri'ioan Canal Zone DeHo DH ' D2319 GH-e Clnb, Horn.n Em Club Meml Dorm Ivy Chu'n. Jr. Adw'ser, Wom- Hi Inicrrchonw CJ- r:n - Sunuw. VCHGT, JANEgES Cinc'nngi, OMuiDe-Hu Delft; DeHa Hiram. R ,;h C'H'I'J THEY STUDY N THE GRILL, T001 VIRGINIA B.S . Wyoming, Ohio Trun5fcr from Wchyam Kappa AHJh-j Thsm tPan Heilenic ,,g,jl YWC.A.. Boslat'buw Home ELK Club. WEIMER. BILLIE JEAN-B.S., Cincirnlukl Oth Chi Omega. Jr. P'Um Com. LC ,1 Sluarni DifFE'Ory Edj, Home tr Wnb, Bd. 0 Pthicahom, T W CA. WILSON. JEAN-E S. Cinmmu, OhioiThem Nphn Phi, .mumy . 4?;r. prr't IH-t WILSON, PATRICIA ANN78.S., Cinimnoli, Ohio Chi Qrw- , M-. VW Hum: Ecr Clnh, Horne EL. Tribunal, , Erna SpontoL Jr Prom Queen. WIT?CHGER, MARY JEANNE 3.5 Cincinno1f Ohio-Zeta I-Ju. Alma W. Pre', 5m; Chmj, Homo EC, Club, Spirit Im' Wu Wag. V LC, tCmrez. Com L Y.W.C A. FMra- whim, Cincinn-Jhan. WAA, WS.S.F. WOODWARD, LOIS J. 3.5., Cm; man OhloiKnppo Alpha Trrm-L v,w.c A WOOLERY. MARY GWENDOLYN-B.S., Cmcinnmi' Ohioi ZEW T-1 Alp ; Y W.C,A,. W.A.A., Fencing Team :L-ft-l L PEHQL'IH C Mb. LcUgr-P m Women Voterg Inter nIJI c-an Lluh Jr. Advmar shmcm, Soph.. and Jr. C nmJ gum? lnv. Per! Cm Sp-Rclrwa Bureau, Home EH Club WW3 Wag anr'wr; YEE HELEN DOME 78.3, Cincwnnnli, OHO-Hurne EC Club. Page 76 Page 77 eaaege 0; mm: mg The LA College has offen been derogatorially re- ferred +0 as +he college of loer umbifions -a fallacy, +o be sure. To +hose in the College. and particularly +0 Dean George Barbour. a +i+le more befWring +he frue na+ure of H13 College would be coliege of Iongifud- inal apmudes since H19. primary purpose of Liberal 35 Arts. is 10 furnish ifs s+uden+s wi+h as broad cm educa- Nx? ' :- fionol and culfural background as is possible +0 find. '1. - fag 32w! The College also serves as a sorf of preircining schooi for budding lawyers, docfors. feachers. and ofhers planning +0 en+er H19 professions. DEAN GEORGEBARBOUR Page 3'3 RDW I-Dieckmonn, 3., BumiTlen W., Cadonuderr B, KouiL J. ROW 27Harper, HM Pufnom, T., Merlen, DH Kroeger, I. fMeIzaJ 144:4 7aidunal PresidenfTWiHiam Bummer Vice-PresidenLTBefiy Dieckmonn TreasurerTJomes Kcuh: Secre+ary-Beo+rice CadwalIder The work of Hue college +ribunals here 0+ UC has become increasingTy impor+an+ and has reached many 'FIEIdS of endeavor dun'ng H19 pas? few years; H19 work and ac+ivifies of H19 Liberal Ads Tribunal are no excepTIon. The officers of +he TribunaT. William Bumiller, president in coniundion wiih +heir fuctu adviser. Prof. Wi'lliam C. Boyce. have supervised many for reaching acfivHies +T1'IS year, aiding nof only sfudeni's 'From LA. bu+ +he en+ire UC sfudenf body. The Tribunal has purchased movie equip, men+ for McMicken during fine pqs'r school year. has paid for a cheerleader for Migra- +ion Day, as well as sponsoring a dance. The Bole Book Binge, held aHer fIrs+ semes+er exams. a spring picinc. a banquet and ConvocaHon for +he s+uden+s in The College of Liberal Ads. Page 79 Puga 80 ADDW ROBERT T. 73.5. CincinnatL Ohio. ALYMAN. LAWRENCE L753, Cmdnnwi, Olio PIIi LuI'It-du Uszon R O.T C.. A.CE. AMARENO, JOAN Lr-BVSH Oncmncfi. Ohio. ARMANDROFF, JACKIEiAJE Cannan' 01'0 260 Tm Alp'u-J New: Record Mummerr, Forly chrx. Kampu; King Wubj, JR Adviser, VLC, EPLb Ccmj. Spir?! Ihf, ARMSTRONG, JAMES 0,785 Cmm'nntm. Ohio Eun'i KumJ-s Kappa Fpi. ATCHLEY, RALPH W.7B.S, Cmcinnat. Ohm. BARCH, MIRIAM GLAUE 5.5 Np'a Lambda Dd'a. BARSMAN. JACK BA, Cm-, Hn'JH OhiQ-H-II-LI, Can .1 Y.M.L'; IN. A'M ErjIIIV-j P'ic'clrggg Club BAUER, RlCHARD--B A. Clnumnall Onuoiphu Dclln Trwiu. Mmmll'er' 49'Er C40; CMt-l Y M.C.A., Unmn Dance Conn; BAYLES, A. MARYiBA Cincinnrjh Oh D Athn Ormc'an P ICcmH. Stop. R119! 0'er W9 Woo Gee Club ESec :1 Y.W.CA WA A. Umc-n Dance Com. Jr. A! . P-yurmmqy Ckb Lcoguc oi W-Jrrcn Voter. Jr. Prom erZI'T l C'EU'fI-Jn C b. BEAN, LAURENCE IL, .IR - E 5., DCIVPOHI Ohm, BERGDOLT, EMIL L. BS Cunr'mnul Ohm BERNSTEIN. SiDNEY- BU F.wiuwn, New J-.' rm P. LJWFI'J PIN LPL BIRKMEIEIL ROBERT L. B.S. Cincinngii. Oino-Alpho Chi Sigma, Phi Lambda UpsHom BLANK, SHIRLEY-B.A. Cincfnnuh, Ohio Chf Omega lIrea5.L Y.M .C.I.AH Jr. PuI'v-HtH SH-dun? Dimcmry Freshmen CLHdeGDK Jh Adwser. 50- r OHJQV CI. BLUMBERG, GERALD A.B1. Cmcmrmfi Ohm. ELUMBERG, HAROLDwE.S., C?Hcinn-JH OFwTOirPH Em Sigma, Coduccn, BDDENSrE?N. RICHARD E B 5,. Cincmnati. Ohio. BOKENBOM, FAY RUTH -AB., Cunnnnmi, OHO-Tmunon, HHM Jr. Ad- u-Dr, ForI-g-N ncr Spuniih Club. BORISCH, MARY L.7B.A. C n.: 'MaI.. OHIO DL'II: Mu Delm- Phl Kappa Epnhjm BRADLEY, ERNEST HUGH-B.A SI'XIbbU'I'J E- BIn-Jv Cingimlufi. Ohiu-Sigmo Phi Epaiicn, BRISTOL, GEORGE Ar 5A., C nzunnoh Ohio-AJ RkO.T.C. BRONSTEIN. HERBERT -BA Cinc-nnan Ohi-n-nlmm tPrc-aJ tEv-w E's'. Eddwai Ed Now 94L PwMJ Punc- R.E.W SLn-ewi R.Wuazu. Conn fmp'wu Pi '3th EP:' DCHJ Kopp-J Phi Aiphu Thulu tme ' Phr E00 Sigma. New. Record .r' .Mr'wnram. On Omicron ERUNSMAN, TOM HARRYifS S. C'nnnngL Owe -Y M C,A, Coduccul : m FV'--'I'F vr CAHALL, HOWARD KEITH B.S . Cincinnuh Ohio Y.M C.A.. Coduceo, CARTER, MARTHA JEAN-I Alpha Wig Wag W Phi Alpha Them. CASHMAN. DONALD 5773.5, CincinnrJFT 0' ngmo, A.ChIL, Scabbard E: Blmiu MIDNHUWH, Oak: Z-Jfa TDI- Gcrman Chm, Spi'n ML. ' -Ai!.-H-j Chi CASSINL AUGUST 1,-3,5, C?Hdnamil Oh -:. C'Hw-Am, CHOLAK. BARRV V. E.S. Cmmnrh'nu, Ow: COHEN. SUZANNE BS CH'HJiI'H'Hzlt QI-im. COMER, WALLACE J. A B Cmt nra'ul Obi; --Lr: 'l' m CH Nphu, Y.M.C.A. Psychdooy ChIEu DAUDISTEL, WARREN W. 3.8. Cin :'nr..::.; CJ'HF... Cryinrniu ' ill Aini DORGER, MCHARD 1. 5 S, C' runufi. Oh-DiNUw'T-Ij'w Cub. Cuduceu UreasJ. Cross Counln, DREXELIUS. RICHARD L735H Cmcmnoli, O'n'o. DRUMMOND. NELSON EDWARD-B.A Cncmnofi Oh-o - Afr E.O.TCV DUNN RALPH C.-B 5 CincinnuiT, Ohio EDWARDS, AUDREY-E.A.I Fer. Thomas. Khnf-nti'v' D'r'HG DeHo DcHo. EDWARDS, MARY L. B,S.. Clmdnnoli, ONO. EICHELBERG. HUGO GOLDSCHMJDTiBA CHo Trunimr from Yeghwo Unn. Cm-Z-r-Hnl. ESPY. JANE-B.A., Cfncinncfi OfiaiKernn A Iih'1 Twill Glee Club. FEILER, JUDITH B.A.7 Cincinnoh, OHwO -Alphn Ck. Omega EPres.; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. Jr. Aaviacr, WV Camry Pnnr HEH. CounciJ Aipha Lumhdo DEHQ VLC REW, EChm, Campus Org. Com.1 FIELDS.L015 ANMiBu-ax.I CincinncH. Ohwo Fe7low-9Nr; C0 1- CH ISECJ. Y,W C.A. ngulance COUNCIL Alpha Kappa Alpha iSCch. Jr. Adviser. Wy Chain, Delta Phi A1phc1 Women's Senufe German Cmb. FIX. ARTHUR H.-B.S., Cinc'nnoh'. O'N 9 FRANKE. DONALD 578,5. Cunc'wnnah', OWQ DAVIS, NANCY AiB A. Cm 'm'JV C: 1n KW CA Can nut Wt l U ' I S'U'MW' Pn- 1'. DAW5 ROBERT L, lSTINKEYl EA Cin- Dehu Ti'cm. SF. Ch F'rF-Z. JP Clan Prr-:., Orr. -r:;n Dc-lh: Knpr-u Srrnn 6m Board. . 9mm LI: DECAMP.ANNE H B R Cv'wnml CH z-P A'qu' OOH Tc-rJ W. ISLr. Pm... J- Am 1,:r Hn ,: HH-L- um Cc. Sit: v.1 Sqrvv: 5r. -: A1ph: C Our DEMOREST, REBECCA HUMFHREYS- 8A., C n-: 7., CW; DINE. LOUISE A.B., C'nrmlmm cSch H a IS-WLI, Jr, A: . K:ng Cnr-L . F'rm Cr-WV Kwrrr DITMYEK PAUL 1., JR. 735., HumH'a-n 0 EpsHon Wrrr . V. Pr:- .1 Y.M.C.A C-J-J SDIIH' Inn. qgnu Am 1I5-1:.C' Oim- Siq h1 DH'U TH- VJ Page SI .. -..----un: m'us'nbmi 1. n nan! n- SW 1' . -h; . Page 82 HARDWICKI HELEN H.IB,S,I CincinnatiI Ohio HARPERI HARRIET AiLEENiBSII CincinthiI ONO Alpha C'I Omega W. Pro: II Mortar BoordI Y.W.C A. CabInc! lProgrom CrIrrIJ GuidonI Nphu Lambda Delia, LA Trb-mUII News RCEOIdI Mummm: CuildI Jr AdviscrI V LC, Ingram Chm II W' AAII Gatman CLIb. Ivy Chain HARTYI WILLIAM LFMII Emma Ohio, HEATHERI ROGER WiiaIAI Cincmnnh OhioWAltha T-tIII Omega Glm- CII-bI R.O.TC. Arnc'Ile Aw SocIerI Infra mural Sparh. HECHTI MARY -A BII CIrIcIrInuII OiIioiSIqmn Delm IUII Ari: BoardI Giee CtIIbI LZFAII Hiliei iPrna-ZI Corrm. SELL InIerzorDriIv Home Council. HEINRITZI FRED l,iBAI CInciwanIiI Ohm ??gm FREYTAG. CORA-BJKAI CincinnatiI Ohio-YIW.C.A.I Aipho Lambda DcIIuI W.A.A.I Ciossics Club. FRIEDLANDERI MARGIT K.rB.A.I CincInnoPi, OhIo-Tronsfer horn Ohio SfoIeI Alpha Epsilnn PhiI Y.W.C.A.I MummergI Arena TheuIerI News RecordI Forfy-Niners. FRIZZEL. WFLLIAM JAMESIBSW CincinnatiI Ohi07Caduceuv GAMESI PAUL ILISAII CincinnoiiI Ohio-vTheICI Chi IIV. PraiJI Omicron Dcim KoppaI I.F.CII Scabbard 3x BlGdE. UrIIcm Program C0m.I Student Heuifh Corn. TIM.CIA.I Union Movie Cam fChml GARSIDE, JOAN D,iB.5.I CEncinnoiiI Ohio. GEBHARDTI RICHARD A?BS Springfield Ohmw-Pi Kappa Alpha EPresI V. PIES JI IIFC GOETZI SHIRLEY-BIAM Cincinnoii. Ohio--SpoHish Ciub. GRAD, EDWARD A.I JILIBISH CincinnoIiI Ohia-Giee CiubI Coduceo. GRIMESI HARRY C.I HLIBIA Por'smouth Ohio-Sigmu Chi, Foreign AHOII-s CIubI Y.M.C.AI Spirii inc, Infernufionul Relufions Clubi GUTIAHRI ANN B A CinCInnmiI OhioiChi OmegaI Y. W C. A. Cabinet Woman' 5 Senoie. Sociology ClUbI Jr. AdvisEr W. A. A Penguin CiubI Siludenf DirecforyI ivy Choini HALLI VIRGINIA LEE RE'BPIAI'I Cincinnaii. OhiDiAlphu Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A. IJr. Advisen Phi Alpha TheicI Dorm CorrIdor CDUnCIEiDrI HAMILTON, ALICE J.-B.S.I CincinnaHI Ohio HEROLDI JOHN L.iB.AI CovmgmnI KenhckyiPhI DeLIo Theta HEUER. WILLIAM DI VBSII CInc.nnoHI OhioirY.MIC.AVI Cuduceo. HICKMANI C. ALLEN73.S.I CincinnoliI Ohio, HIGHTOWERI JACK K735 WolIDnI Kenfuckvi HOGANI EILEENiB.S.I CincmnoIII OhiDIKappu Kappa Gamma Jr. Advi-IIPII Union Music CDITLI Jr. Prom Com.I W.A.A.I Y.W,C AI CincInnmionI MIImmersI Wig Wag, HOLDEN, GERALD EIEISI CincinnGHI OhloiAipha Chi SingI R.OIT.C. HOLMES SHIRLEY ANN BHA Cmcinnuii OhIo-Trunsier w n Ohio Wcsleyon UnIv. Dem: Delta Deifo IEec. Sec! V I C Ridmg CIIIbI Sudan? Groder, Y. W. C. AI Red CrouI Phi SocieVy-I HOLZERI HIENZ M. WHIBISH Vienna, Ausrrio. HOPPING DONALD WARD B 5., Duvfcn Ohio-Caduceu. HUBER. ALBERT E., JR.7E Su Cincinnati, Ohwo. HUSTOBL hhMES 5 5,5,, C'IncmnnH, Ohio Npha Tau Omega. INGOLD. FRED IVES. Lockiand OhiciCoduceo, Wesley Fomdcf'on CDITH'HU'EI Club War Vorsify Chrmlon Feltowshxp. JETT. ROY. JR. B.5. Cincinnati, Ohio. KATZ, JAMES 3. 3$. Shutter Heighii. Ohioisw'grno Alpha Mu, HUeL Y.M C.A. Cuduceor KIEFER. JAMES C B7Ar, Cwncfnnmi, Ohio. KINSBURG, VIVIAN-B.S., Cinc'mnoH, OhioiLZFA. ETreua.L H HEX. KLESSMAN. BEVERLY LiEEH BeHexme Kentucky, KNOOEL. MARILYN 8,$., Cfnchnufi. Ohia Alphc Chi Omega iScholarr ship Chum, Song Leaded, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, fr, Adviser, News Record Red Cross Cgbinell Bloodmobile Chm, Ivy Chain, Mummerc, League Of Women Wafers KOHN, SHERWOOD 0.78.1! Cmcinnuti. Ohio-Sigma Npha Mu. ProliI-z Hit Ed. Ed,;. New; Record, HIHN. Pi Dem: Epsilom MumrHEr3 Hug! Head Llf'crury Sum, Eninsh Clvb. KRAMP, ROBERT ALAN B.5.. Cincinnoh, OHo-Crclmma Delm W'PGJ. Alpha Chi Sigma, Pershing RiHEs, R.O T.C. KREINES, KENNETH-B.S., GncinnoiL Ohioilodogy Lab. Instructor, HiHel. Ccacluccu KROEGER. lRME'.$MRD-gBA. Cincinnati, OhmiChi Omago W. Prasri. Wom- euk Senora EPr55 . SecJ. Mortar Board. Convoccfinn Com., Freshman Guidebook, Sfudent Direclorv Ed, Copy EcL! CoHegioTe Dov, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Hreus., Membership Chm.L Jr. Advnscr. Npho Lombdo Delia. Board of Pubhccnions iSBC-L LA. Tr'wbmml Swain! Councd LEW. iSpeakcr's Chm.. Seminar Chm.L Orientation BourcL Pnnm DI Ameri- can; EChrnJ, Ghze Club V.LC. Vigilance Freshman Camp. LAHRMAN, ARDYTH A. A.B Southgdha, Kenhchv Alp na Lumbog Dem; Mummerc. 5:640 Npho PM Forw-anert. Gee Club Ivv Chum, Panguin ClJb. SFL-Elern, Club LANCASTER. RICHARD KIRBY B S, New Richmond, Chicvehze Club IAISW Bus. Mgr. V. Pre;., PrmJ Band, Men': Sencfa fSechrear... Prec..J Ori emohon Eoord ArnoH Au SOCi? .' Caducea Uranui, Y.M C A, chi book EBu: Mgr.; LANDEN. CLIFFORD 578A Norwood, OhioirThcm Chw, Sociology Chm, Psvchamgy Clnb LANG. VlRGINIA-B A. Cmcmnuh, Ohxcihem PM an5 Ccm2'b 542:4. News Recn'd JE-iH-Chef Emlorol E51,. Soc. Edl Mqr'cr ngrd Worn- crfs Sencfe UreDsJ, Pi Delm Eamon, Board of Publlcohons, Mummers. Red Cross Epr Relnfion-z Chm l Cincmngr'gm Frchman GL:-jebnok Ge'man Club Wrem LEVINE, MATTA FAYEiB,A,, Cincmnn'i, OhioiAlphc Lambda DcHo. Hille' LEWIS, ROBERT C. Lud1aw, Kenchky. LDMBARDO. JOHN JOSEPH-E S.. Scrqurt Pennsyhoniu LUKEN, ROBERT EALSL, a:lwron OnoiP'ni Kappa. LYNCH. STANLEY 8.A C'nmmh Ohuo. MACKE MARTIE-B.A, Cmcmnoh, Ohwoi Kappa DaHrL Y.W.C,A,, P'ofiI-E Sociology. MACKENZIE. ROBERTiBS Cincinnm'. 0 0 Debufc Cub queth. MALAVAZOE DINO JAMES-B.A, Zena ObaiEosulon P.-. Sg'na 0155 Club, Snauology Club MARETZKI. ANDREW-B S.. How-J. Or'qu MC A. MARTINEAU. FLORENCE H.751 O:::n'o W..ccn;m Page 31 Page 84 MARTZ. ELIZABETH B.A. Cmc'nnuh. Ohio Nphu Delia Fm YWCA. New: Record, MARUCCIA NINA JO-B,S, Cmcmnmil Ohin Kappn Alpha Thkro IPrer L Npho Lumlmn Dplml Glee Clgb, Ivy Chmn PGn-HEH. Cowol H:hr. . ol Sm'wdurd: CDWJ MASTIN. LEONORA78.A Can-nrxcm Oh-o-Nphn Lambda Delta. PAT Alpha Thaw. YWCA, McAULEY. NEAL BS, Cincinnati. OMB Sigma Chi, In'ro'nuralt, RO,T,C MCCARTAN, RONALD W.-B.A., Davina, OW'wo. MCGOFF, MADELYN ANN B A Cmcunncli. OhuaiTthn P'IV Alpha KPH? l T.W.C.A , 590an Cm; IPreLJ. Pcn-Hell. CogncM, Tramier 'rom M9501 Clly CoHeg-i MCNEELY. BONNIE L, ES, Cincmnnfi, Ow'oiAIpi-J DEMO Px CWCIINEIL AA. -Hnler'.:-rorily Bowhngy. MEISSNER. ROBERT C.-B A., Cim'snnah Or.u-Y.M.CA. iPub. Rimaonz D.rec., Pre Theo, V. Fran. Prtn! MENACHOF, LOUIS--B S Cw: nnah. Oh'c A1phn Eprfrm Pi, IF.P7C. Hillel. Cudunru. MERRILL. RICHARD Sikh, A-.bu,rn, MameiEun-a, Kappa Kappa Pug F v chomgv CWb, MERTEN. DAVID F.7B 5, Cmdnnaf'. OhlorPh. Dr?H'J Them, Orm'cron Balm chnq Them Npha Fhf. M-srrrneP. EBL-s Mng 49'em, Unmn Tournu Mani Cum., Union Program COnL. Y M.C.A.. LA. TribunIN. Jh Clu': Trcc:. Coduceo. MICHEL, JEAN E.-B S . Cinc'man Ohi-a. MILESI ANNE L B Sq Chminnaf? OMC, MILLER, RICHARD RUDOLPH-B.S, C'nvrmah, OWO-Cnd.rE-: MORAITES, RICHARD STEPHEN-B.S., Cincinmf? C'hwo. MORNS, RICHARD HOWARD BrSA, Norm Bend Ohh-Americon Commons Ciub. Bond, Kappa Kappa Ps1, 49'er5. MORTON ROSEMARY BANNER 3A. CincmnnH, Dhio KopDO Kappa Gamma LA. Tribunal EV. WELL Sohp. Chins V. Pre:. Jrr Class V PrerH Mummers. Alpha Lambda Deim, Theta Alpha Phir Ivy Cho'm, V.I.C.. Jr. Adwser. MULFORD, BUSH P. B.A C?Hcinnafi. OhioiSigmo Chi. NAYLOR, NATALIE-E A, Cil'minncni OhioiDEHO Delta BCHQ GIEE Club. Soph, CIGSS Com. Jr. Cluis Com Honorary Cody Culopek Honorary Member of Arnold Air Society Honorary Member oi Pershmg RlHes. NEDELMAN, STANLEY H.iB S, Cincmnaii, Ohio. NELSON, PAUL TriBfu Cmcmnmi. Ohioiswgma Chw. NEWBURGH, JEANNETT54.A., cmomm. Ohuo-A.I.S. ICo-Tren:.1. was. Urea; L Arts Board, A.LW. Sociwogv Club- NEEHAUSI JAMES W--B A-. Cincinnati. ohirkscnbbmd 8 Blooe, NIEMAN, CHARLES G.KB.S,, Cuncinnu+;, 0mm OVERBERG. JOANNiBAH Silver'on. Ohio. PETRIE. FL DOUGLAsiaAn cmcinnau Oh'woiigrnu Chi, LFC. PHELPS, MARY 1. 8.5. Loclvlnnd Ohio. POGUE, JESSE 5.73.5. Cincmnmi, Ohio Siqr- o Phi Epmom AMChE, Fencing Team, Scabbard 3 Binnie. Ion: Ch: Epz-Ian S-gmo Gamma Ecsdon WK Pr-i-.,1 PUFFENBARGERI EDWARD 5.78.5.I CincInIIuIiI OIIIOiFI KODDO Aloha Caduceu IPICSJI ArnI'IIrI Air SonicIy INaIII Sec.II Pershing RIIICCI RO.T.C. ISocI ChrmI FURDY, JOHN W. 73 S.I PuIiI-II'IIEI KPnIIILIyiPIIi Dclm Th-rInI Glee CIubI Mummem 49'6'3. WIS $.I1.I Gamma DCIIII EPIEIIII SEE.TFCUS. Fresh. Ciuch MwI'; SennII-I Erudenr RDIIgIDuS CauncIII R EW. Corn. PUTNAMI THOMAS CLARK1B.SI DcIrcIIII MICIIIqI'In PIII DelIa Them IRECV Sec.I V. PII;-I.II Omicron DeIIIzI Kapp-I IPre3.II SocioI Board ICIIrnI Trcu:.II CIIE'IEFIUUdC? ICuDI.II LA TIIbIInuI IPnU-II Orientohon Bocr-JI SIII- dent CouncIII I FL, Sc.pho..I 41 :- QUALEY, JOHN ROBERT-B.S.I 3ellv.-I-:I KmiII-jy Tennis TeIzIrnI CnII-IcI I-I I RANKI WILLIAM BiBA CIrIIinIIuIiI OIIII; Bum Thfl'il PII Omicron DeIIu KoppaI Sop-IrII DI- HI'J PII Alpha IFre II M9n'5 SencIeI Bo IalbuIlI Du IrvIIImI Ncw I RI-chI-dI ProIiIeI Cuducch Murnm- r'I Gern'cm C'I.I;-.I RAUI ROBERT LOUIS1BSI CIrIIInn-III Ohio SIgm-J AIp-1'J EpsIIOHI Orricrun DPHO Kappa SIJ- UI Buur-j Alpha CI SIqmcII CIncInnuIInnI Fur. IIIrIcIn Cnmr, YMCAI Glar- CIIIbI Orient 5-3., UIexI MHrcII HELP, Comm. IChI.I REED. MILDRED E15 A.I CIannnnI'I 0hIO1A1DIII'l Lurnbdg DeIIuI SocIoIogv Clvb. R5CORD, KENNETH AI--BIS,I CincInnuI'I Ohio-Sig-ng N-.I SI grnu Gamma Enuilcn. REGAN. MARGARET BS. CHCNI'F- CN-r. Tram. I'CV n. SILII WGIS. Ivan, II 5-?- J' II SIIIIHn DIw I' -I . 01 .I WI: WrIqI 9m IrIIr y CIII' HI C W' E.SF. d'1' I: I I FC'. I'hcaluq; ' IIIII II'IIIHII BII' II: Ibo II Mng Inrm'rmjl Srmr' Cm: -Ia1 RICHMAN ALBERT BHA Cn- NI'r? C. J1'll. - V2'III'IIJI H c-l D'c-uv- CI. I; RINSKV. GERALDINE L. BS. CIrI:mr--i C-IIIIII IE-rcxII HIII--'I M rn'rr-r' P I, Dr c.1FI3I-a- Jogp Cl,r- II, RISNER. GERALDiBAH MIJIJIe'cwn CJIIIG ROBERTSONI WALTER- 3A.. C n.: nah C'F'c-iAzuoz'I AI 5th CM SigrmI KM CA I 1: ROLAT SIGMUNDFEAI Brooklyn, New YorIiHilIeII U.C. ' nT,VI ForEIgn POIICV Assoc. French CIubI InIernuIIoncII CIubI PrafIIe NEWS Record. 2' ROUSEY, MARILYN1B,S., CincInnmiI OhIo-Alphc Gamma I1 DeII-cII v.w.c.,aI.I IrIIer vmny CIIIIIIIon l-ellows'mpI Co. IL duceu, DeIIu PI'II AIphn. SALZMANI ANN-AIB.I CInrjnnaIII OIIIo-Truan From In dIona Univ.I Y.W.C.A.I AIpiIo Om'Icrnn P'II Mumme's. SAMPLE, BETTY BRUEGGEMANN-BIA.I CInCInnc'iI OhIo- Alpha DelIo PI. Y.W,C.A.I CIOFGICG CIUbI WIAJI. SCHALEMAN, HARRY 1., JR.1M.A.I Cincinnali. OhioiTrunsr fer from MIcrni UII'IV.I intromumls, SCHILLERI INGEBORGiBEH CincinnaIFI OhIo-MorIcr BourdI Y.W.C.A. Cabins? IPIELI Soc. Chm.I Pub. Ch'I'II Frcshman Comp ChmJ. JI. Advi-..eI IChm.II InI'ernIJII'cnaI SIudenf ChcsI ISEC.I. Frgshmon CIIIdeook ICU EdI OnenIDIIon Board ITreus.II Women's Semis GuIdonI V,I.C,I R,EW.I Glee CIubI VIgIIUnce. SIIII'IenI DIFeCID'I- IDisf. MQRII Alpha Lambda DelmI Ivy CIIu'I-III CI'IL'II'I' naI'InnI C RIng Corn. IChm.I SCHOEDERMEIER. JOSEPH WALDEMARiBA,I Zondgf-IIIII Germany. SCHOENFELDI BETTY L1BSI SI. BernardI OnIa1DeIm ZEACI. SCHULTZI CHARLOHFA.B.I CincinnoIII OhfdiI-I'IIGII 50:37 oIogy Club News Record SEARS. NANCY-EIAH FayeIIQVIIICI Ohio. SEBASTIANI NANCY J.-B.S.. CIncInnuIiI Ohio-Koppa Kapr p0 Gamma. SEIFERTI JOYCE1B.5. CIHcInI'IuIII OHIO1CI'I'I OmegoI YWIHICA WIg Wag Council Page 36 SPITZ, HAROLD 378.5, CInI-Innml Graig STANLEY, M. CAROLINE7ES. CincmnuT. OiII07Koppu Korma Cowmn iP'e3.. Pledge C Ir'.:-, W.A.A. Board, UhurI Dams. CUF'I Unor. P'og'mm Ccirn Jr Adviwr Mr-rm' Board, V LC, Jr. Prom Voting CCIM info Sigma P 5pm Ina, m- Cm... STANLEY. JANE C.7B.S., CIncI-Inoii, Ohm. STEGMAN THOMAS 5.73.9 CIIIII'IIUT CJII.I.7AIII!H 14- C'F'igo W n, :. Pil EN: SHW'L I...RE STEGNER WILLIAM RICHARD 7 B A C. n-: Irmm. ,M C,A PI+.T: Cinr- IT'eaI , mm .3 Inn. Fella. '1 c 1an R-;i-giUI' P... 9. 5.9m STEINER, DCthALrDl E B S, LIrrIt'I, OhiI-7GWI: Club, Coil:- r-'J A'i Br: SELLERS, JESSE F.7H.A.. FDHEr, Ohio. SETA. CANDELU-B.A.. CIncinnoTi, OHiD7PSychology CIUb. SEYFRIED. CONRAD KENT7B.S., Cincinnuii, OhiD75igmu Comma Epulon, Swimming Team. SHATTOCK EDITH L. 7B..A Ciilncnnur Ohi07K0ppo Npho Tneia Y.W.C SHUMATE, OSCAR W.7M A., Chew Chose, Marvinnd7N- pha Tou Onega, imrorIII.rul', SHUNDICH. NiCHOLAS-B.A., Wilmerding, Pennsylvanio7 Dcim Tow DEMO, Sigma Sigma lScc.-Treas.J, Ulex, Foo?- boil lCo Cupl.l SIWULA. THOMAS A.7E.S., Cincinnati OHO7PH Kappa. Scabbard SI Bioda, Sigma Gowma Epsiion. SLAUGHTER. WILLIAM LEE-B.A., Cincinnoci, Ohi07 R.O.T.C., Give Ciub. SLONIKER, HURST R.7B.A.. CIncIm-QTI, Ohi07Gicc Club Bus. Mng, Aria Board, Y.M.C.A., Delta Phi DEH'CI. Phi Em Sigma. SMITH, ROEERI7A,B,, Furl Thurman. Kentucky. SNIDER, JOAN7BS, CInCinnD'- OhIouAipho Delia Pi, ML-rnmers. SNYDER. JANET G.7BA Cinc'nnof OHo7 Kappa Kappa GU'I'Imn, P ychgiogy CI Ib W'mAA Y..AWC. STELL, OHS A --B. S, Cmrinnoii. Orio. STEVENS FRANCIS L78 5 ngw Richmond, O'I'Lth.M.C.A., LII . STlCKSEL, PHfLIP R.7E.S., Ncwwwn, OrIi07Vor-ily Bunebail, Y.M.C.A. STOCKTON. EDWARD J.7B.A, Crumnuh, OhIo7LombdG Lin NON? ip'f ., V PF 1, YMCA. Cobinef, L. A, Tri- L-rI-J', Mrn': Senate, SIIIrIr inc, IF.C, i.F-.P.C., inlerr rI-Ji-Lnal Shawn Charm Air R.O.T.CI In1?rnghr;.nui Ch-b, STRAUSS, MARK-E 3., Nuwarv, New Jersey. STRAUSS. RUTH N.-A B, Cinrinnmi, O'Ilo7Deliu Pm Eng I'm I,V PIEC 50:. Chrrx: ARIN; lumbda Dena, Delta PP- Alive ESL'C.J, New RPEDF-J', Aria Board, Coduceo. HIIIeI, WA.A., MImrnw'. TASHJIAN. ROSE 5A., C' cinnnii, Ohio Alpha Omicron F'- iSona er- 'JO'l. Wt: Fumdohon, Women . Senairz, Shniwnf FeiIgIou: Counr R.E.W., Infernaiionai STIIdeni C'Iczt, Un'on MLI'IC Com, Y.W.C.A. TERWILLEGAR ROBERT C.7A. 5.. Clncmnoh, Ohio7 Spanish Ciub Y. M C. A. Cabinul Sociology Club W Flcsi Per- Ihinq Ri He IEie'nD'ELnoi C' Lb TEWART, JOHN LI-BJL CincinnaIII OhIo. WARWOOD, EDYTHE GIGS. Ci-:.:'n-.-III OI-Zcr THOMPSON. KENNETH JFB AI Cincinnovl, Ohioip'oIilc IE-m. Nm- Re: WEDIG, HENRY E.-B 9,, Nwonwn, C'hfis-JWJ Ci-.' Cud-ma ordI UL, on TVq PI Delta EpLIIorI, RIOITC. I I I WERNER, KEITH L: 5A., CIncInnmI, CIIJiKCnTKI SEEDIZID'I'JI 3: EI-Jn'n TIEMEYER CAROL LOUISE A3. CIFICI'VIGI'I Oh QI'IrCIn ID Imm Um, '7' MIchIgUn DVI'U Delta DvIIu qu'v NIrIcrn 50- ling CI- b Sc: DIDQf CI'JID. WHITE CAROLYNCI'BAI CIrIr rI'I-:: II OI'Ic- K I , '-'ry Boo Ir A-j- A. .v. I C, ISDLalf-r: CIIN I. MI-r'wner 7. Vi-aI-av WAA MgrrIgg: 5; C'rm. Schll Em'c. i...- cw H E .an :3. r'. I- -Im- sum II. 0;... aggrm: CAN IL, -: szzca Ga-r'va EPIrIzI-I a LA T'IIZ-. '1I L PJII FIL M RK'i-I Chm, TIERNEY, RALPH CiA 3,, CINCIHHGI; OthiFhl DeIIa TremJ. OmIrron DEII'D Kappa Pi Dena Ep lcn, Naw: Mgr.J, Board of PUbIICCIIIOI'ISI Mcn'r. SenuIe, 4942a IBM, Mgr II CIncinnoPIon IAdv. Mgtj TWIDALE, ALICE CLAIRE- 3.3 CIncInnoI OhiniTrlancn IPL-bI CI'PI. 'Ircos.I. YWCA WILDEYI ROY Ar- 13.5 I MIzr-LL-m Cm;- C3: I '-1 V1199 Cl. D I'Bq Jr-aI ULMER1 HAROLD B.fii 5., CIncmnaIi. OmciSIgmu PH: ED'MID ! EPre:-.I. Y.M C.A. :' I FICH Arphn Chi Sigma ' WOODRUFF. LAURENCE N.-S 5. C m: nor Cr ; ' VERKAM9, RHODA EZIBAI. CIHCEHI'ICIII. OHIQICIEE Chb, N-zwa Record. i WRIGHT DAVID JR 75A c ..I.; I3. o-M-FLWEJU Cr MM pmw... - GUIII YMCA P:.'C:'fit CI u: I .. E I YONAMINE MASAYUKI B A. Ho : ,II. IIf-Im-I. . ; VISHERI GLENN SIRS EvonsviIIEI Indiunu--SIgmg GUTr-IJ Epmlon, MUFF- rrer: ISroge Mgr,1 Them Alpha PPIII Fngy-NInErE InIc'noYianal RCICI- Iion. Club. ZINK. HELLA MARIE BA Kerm Iar- - . -I-IIamI-;II. :H C: : Y.W.IIC.AID;I3P Algm I VOLLMAN. JANE-B.A.. Cinc'InnCIII', OHIOiAESOCI-O'IOI'I o'- Independeni SI'u' dam: Mormr Board, Jr. Class IV. PresJ, Jr. Ad'I .er ESULJ, Aiphg ZSOLDOSI LASZLO S.AH C'n-LIHnInI'. C' CIY MCJX. Lambda DeIIcI EPreEII ZUGELTER, FRANK L735 C I, maxi. CIPIIcIC; -.-- C' : C- .n; D2,.M WALLACE. PATRICIAIEA Cincinnmi, OhIoIAlphn DcII-j PI ISO: Chmh Rush Chm.l Pres.Jl IW Chain. Kampus King Chmu J3. Aduizer WmAA NOT PICTURED: YW,C.A,I Sociology Club lTreog,Il SpiriI Inc.. Fan HeII Council UnIon ComI Soph. Chan Dance Comm Jr, Prom Cor-II, SLI :!Pnr DIre: 10w. GREEN, HUGO CLIBA Lr-trn. EngI-jngICug CI; Ngw- why . Pengum ClubI VICH Profi'e, InIL-rngf I'moI C - I . Page 5? I Galley: of WWW? emf Jeddz The Nurses' Home on Elland Ave. in CliHon ?5 H19 Ioca+ion of ihe College of Nursing and HeaHI'I. Girls come from all over the na'rion to offend +his renowned school of nursing. College life has a diFferenf meaning +0 +hese siudenfs since +hey seld om gef +0 the campus proper. They don'f ask for sympathy for ibis isolu+iom 05 Hey have HIeir own s+udies, social life and chivi- +ies. Dean Laura E. Rosnagle sees i0 H fhai her girls have a happy infegraied life in school. Their day con- sis+s of more Hum +emperc+ures and pills. DEAN LAURA E. ROSNAGLE ROW Iisanford. N., Lw'mburgh N., Phillips, MM Ringwuldh MW Archombeauuh L, ROW EhRehmerf. IL, Messingerh J, Dulrymple 5., Righterh NH Biltth 5., Cumpugnu. R.. Snyder, A. ROW 3-Cu0righlh R., Finley. MM Fisher, Jq Einns, L., Harris, L., Hokmun, A. WMdin; am! Jealdz 7am Presidenthary Phillips Vice-presiden+hMcrianne Ringwald Secreforthormo Limburg TreasurerhNancy Sanford The Nursing and HeaH'h Tribunal has a big iob on +heir hands. H is mainly up +9 +hem +0 see +hu+ +he 5+uden+ nurses have suHicfenf reliedt from iheir busy schedules of sfudy and dufy. Their social calendar is kep+ Filled by +hese girls. and they see +ho+ +he nurses are as cche 05 possible. They are in Conhzd th H19 campus +hrough i'he'lr fribunul in such evenfs as +he YWCA mee+ings and WAA programs. This spring +he fribunal assis'red ihe college in planning an inharrnal dance in +he Union. Because of +heir uche hibunoL nurses are seen of UC vorsify games and pur'HeS. This year ihe Nursing and Healih Tr'lbunol sponsored a collecHon 0F clofhing for foreign s+uden+5 and H19 purchase of a CARE package. In June H19 fuculfy of +his College senf +hree +ribunal members +o cu Bienn'lal Conven+ion held in AHaan Cify. The +ribunal is always on HS +065 helping n9w s+udenh in orienfing Haemselves +0 fhe College and in bolting offer +he inferesfs of uppperclcssmen. Any nurse will confirm +h?5 5fu+ement Page 89 E I Page 90 ARCHAMBEAULT. LOIS V B 3., Dayton, OhioiJr Clam Frey. Soph Chm V, ?reu Cum on Reeidence Polug:e: tChrnJ DALRYMPLE, SARAH73.S.I Emon, Oh?a N $H, Inbunoh Sr. Chas: Pre; , L'b'U- f Com, lChn'MJ, Honor Day Award Com KMmi Shaun! FOELIW Com. UCrrrul Smdenf Nurse Av. 510ml Exec. Boarcl. DAWLEY NORMA L.-B S, Duvlan, Dhioior-enOnO-on Eomd. N 3.H. Tri bmm Soc, Com ISecJ, N.SIH. Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Jr, Adviuen CU Chm. N S'H. Jr -Sr, Prom DAWS. BETTYi 3.5 SrDudvfem wllinn'm N SvH Glee Chub WeHey Foundry Mon. DELDPAZ. DOLORES-Brsn BEHF-L West Vargmluisporh CWb, Bridge Club, Wesley Faundchon. DENHAM, MARY JANEiBSH Vanthung KmLcH-Ciosz OHice W, Prey. TFEGEJ. 30nd Tau Bem Slgmn ESEC.J, Sport: Cub. Acmiw; Club Counc'f. FEIST. FLORENCE E75 5 AIpFU Gamma DEMO lEd.I FlNL-EY MARILYN A7 8.5,. anon, Ohio N,3.H. Tr-bunol, Animus Counr CM H:hm.L Convocaiion Com. lCFmJ, Wumenh Senme WeLley Foun- dohon IV. P'e'nl GRAVES LOIS LOUISE-Biu Worfem Ohio Gleg CWb, Co'n. DI'I Rcuwdcncc Pmlmec, Chm; Chrufmou Format Budge Club. HARREL. AGNES B.S Cmcunncm Ohio. HERRIN. MARGARET HOFFMAN-B.S., Breci.sviHc Or'o-Tnhmal Erwa- sethw, Conaf, Cont, L:l;rnry Com, Sr, CEO . Sig, HOKMAN. ANN-B.SM Pcnkrae'nbmrg Weui Virgwmaikappa DEH'D Frc;'- Chas: Fret, Alpha Lumbdo DcHo. Wo'rtcrfs Senate, Act'viv-e' Cmm:'-i EChm.L Penguin Club, N 8.11 Tritwmgw Ivy Chum. Jr. Admer :CgchmJ Morfor Board, Sfudenf Council W Prch JOHNSON. PATRICIA JANE B.S.. ?'lollwmud Florirm V Pran, Fresh. Ciusr GMC Club. Jr, Adwmn Sec Jr. Chas, NEH. Nommoncmc Com, Y.VV.CJKH N 3.H. Cons? Com. KINCL ROBERTA ELAINE--B.S. AWL:an OhioiY.W.C,A, gringo Cihb Mutic Apprecwuhon Club Soc Cwb Corn. MANSBERGER, MAREBFBL Sprung'ield, 0m. MEYER, MARIAN LOUISEiBS Cx'ncnnnoh Ohw'c Glee CMJb. NIH. Cansf. 9-11.. Library Com. MILLS, JANET E, B,S . Frcnkhm Oh'xoiAlphu LDdeFI Della, Gee Oub. Y.W1CKA., Soc. Com, Convccolicns Com, J'. AdVIEEI'V PHiLLIPS, MARY ALICEwB.S Porkersburg, Wes! VirginiuiNEH. Tribunal lPrcs-j, Oricnmhom Board. Y.W.CkA. Cabinet, Jr. Adviser. Npho Lombr do Delta, Ivv Chum, pr'rit Inc., Pub. COH'L Jr. Pram Com. RETTERA BETTYiESH Tipp City. Ohio. SANFORD. NANCY 575,5, ENerheom New York, WesWy FomdoHon, Bond, Tau Beta Sigma. M.EnH. Tr'xbund lTrEORJ SAVILLE, lRENE-B S . Cincfnnoii. OhIo-Ph M; IPres,L Y W.C.A.J Spirit INCH Red Crown Sr. C1055 Sec. SCHMITY, BETTYiB 5 CincmnnH. Ohio-Spcrfs Chb, Activities UUb Coun- ciI Pub. Corn SCHWARTZ. SUSANia 8,. Cincinnati. Ohwo. SIMMONS. MARILYNiHE. ClncmnuliI Ohio-Chi Omegm Glee CMJb, M.EH, Glee Club. SMFTH. DIXlANAiE 3,. Dayton OhloiFrcsh. Chic; Trees, Glee Ch-U Music Appreciation Chb, Activihes Councit. N.$H. GIEE Club. SPEARS. DORIS F.--B.S., Cincmnuti. OhEoiHome Rules Com., Sr. Cicss MurihuH WEST MARLYS-E S. Cmcinnah Oh:o N.8H. Tribune! Library Com, BriquU Clg-b, Fresh. Weemnd lChmJ CDHL'. Corn. Alpha Lambda DcHg Jr. Ad-I'c-n CorChm. Chr35?mos Format W'IYT ELSA K, B 5,. anfcinside, New Jerssviipmh Club, V. Presl Jr. Chan. BDwIing Com. AchiHaa Club CouncW. NOT PICTU RED: DRAKE JANETiBSH Dcy'on Ohio 75cm. Adiw'h'cs C'r-'n.. Glee cm: IPresJ, Mum: Apprccmilan Club Soph. Clusa V Pres. HARTMAN, EMILY-B,S., Cmcinnmi. Ohio-NAEH. T'ibunoL Spirlf Inc. Pub. Corn. iSE'cJ W- Page 9I mvnw- 7eaclzead. 6011292 Page 92 Teachers College has +he answer +o Cincinnaii's +eacher shorhge. Every year i+ graduates abouf I50 cerHFIed +eachers who +uke Hieir places in greofer Cincinnafi schools. The College is comprised of 1'en specific programs covering all phases of educufion from Kindergcrfen +0 Voca-Honai Educofion. H has been iogged 0 Candy College by ou+siders, bu! +his +iile has no basis. The courses may no+ be so rough. bu+ how abouf facing 35 Ii++le shangers. Leading +he factu in uphoiding +he highesf of +euchers' efhics is Dr. Car+er V. Good. Dean of Teachers College. DEAN CARTER V. GOOD ROW liBeuHelh 5., ChermWEih, D.. Fmdner, N , Dugen, J ROW 27Rx'chardzan, GM Puol'moh 5h Thelerh J Niedefhvlman. J. ROW 3h51mmermonh R , Woodworfh, T h Snyder, ii JM Dress. H,. McCueh J, 7eacltmd. 60am 74W Presidenthan Fuldner Vice-PresidetheH Chenowe+h TreasurerhTom Woodworih Recording Sec.-Jcme Dugan Corresponding SeahShirfey Beutell Teachers College has made progress fhis year. Wi+h the cssismnce of Dr. Crossen. iheir adviser. and +he faculfy 01c +he College. +hese I5 s+uden+s have done a grecf service +0 Teachers College. Throughou+ +he course of +he year +hey have me? in small and full groups wi+h +he hctu in on 0 ouf eHorf 10 improve TC. This was a firsf in +he hisfory of fhe College. Reporfs of s'ruden'rs' suggesHons and Ideas were pre- sen+ed +0 +he $acul+y by +he fri'bunal. Ques+ions have been answered by +he ioin+ groups by use of 1heir bullefin board and a newspaper. Tradih'onclly +he ?ribunol held many open houses. of Chris+mas, for s+uden+s and +heir co-operch'ng +eachers and for +he high school seniors in Ohio. This year ?he +ribuna1 also balanced dollars and cenfs +0 give financial assis+once '10 +he depur+men+ul clubs wi+hin the College. This group in H19 spring again selecied +he ou+s+anding senior 01c Hue College. The name of +he honored graduafe is placed on a plaque presenfed +0 +he college by +he +ribuna1. last year. Page 93 l I Page 94 ANDREWS, ROBERT E-B S, Chrjnnmil Oh..; ANDREWS, WILLIAM TIMOI'H'I'iBS C'rcinnn Arnow Air Smh'v. AULL DONALD H.733. Amelum Ohia Kappa Deir: P1, O'wa A ' R.O.TC. BARE JUDY ANN B.S. Cinun'mn. thiiGlee Chb HJI-E', Kjg, Pr 'rj'. hm, EAUER. DOROTHY E78 5. Cnimnnv. Ohiar Trwanon EENJAMIN. 539557735H Cimc'nno'i, OhiQ Konu Nuke Tnem CmCi'l nahqn. W,CA M- 'n ' Union Dave Coww, My Chum SpWr M: Wig Wag, K :g.-Fr : :l'.- 707.15, JL Arjuna, BENNINGTON, JOHN CL 375., Cmcinnm' Onio 5e-:3ndary Teacher: A,. h Awnrmun In-JUJ N A . A': F. BEUTTEL, SHIRLEE NLiBJB. Cm: nnm, Ohnile'g T04 Aiphq TC Tr. bunm 59:: UN on V-ine'y Com tChm l Jr, Adviier. Sag H911 Club tCm's Ren'H-re Irv: 5ut'.i Mmare-JHr-r Y W.C.A Urion Prog'a'n Co'n BLOCK. BARBARA ANN-B.S.l Xena Ohio-Jronrhr From Ohio Weuerm Nplm Gamma Deity Phi 340 We. . Pon HeHeri-L BOWMAN, JAMEsiB.S C-nmnnoh. Oh-c. BRAUN, FRANK L785 Snurhgma KenfncltyiATpFo Chi Sigma SEC El? - CI...b 9.0.1.0. A.LCh.E.. Arnom Air 59:12.... BRONSTEIN. FIFI-B.5.. Cincinnoh, 0H9 BROWN RUTH B.S. Cmcinnov'i OhioiDcHu Slg-ng Thu31.3 6'57: CIJg Cmrnc-uohhan M ,: CI-b. BULLOCK, NORRIS W.JB.S. Cincmnah. Oh?o PhE Epiilon Kappa UreahL Uhex U.C. Truck Team EMqu EYRD, PATRICIA B.S., Cmcinnoti Ohio, CALMEISE. YVONNEwB3 C'ngmnoh. OhIo-Delfu Sigma Thwm G159 Club Cmmepclwun MIST: CMJb VlgllnnCE CARNEY. ROSEMARY. 5,5 PgrL Hula KentuckviKuppu Dielfu Mun-Irngrs w A.A. Mme, Y W,CA Wig Wag w; on Uh 4? cu Kdgsan. Gun Jr. Che: Comm, Transfer irom Our Lady of Cmmnnatr College. CARPENTER. NANCY-BS. Cincinnah' Oh o Koppa Kappa. Gamma Hmum Mgr.l Kappa Delta Pi ECGITIpUS Chm.J, lnfcrsior'o-mfy House CDyncd Wrexf WVA,A. Kdg.Prwm. CXub, Union Erhwblhon Cum., Y.WC.A., Jr Prnm Corn. CHENOWETH DELL C,---B.S, Cincnnnohf Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma ECorr-m. SemL Smdenr Council ISQLL TC, Tlibunol lCor Sen. V. P.1l Social Boom, Cmdnnohom Jr. AdeXeL VJ C. ICON. ChmJ. Red Cros' tCumps 5: Hosp Serv. ChmJ Spirif Inn, I.S.C. iPub. Com.1,rSec, Hem. Club, YWCA. chinaL W.A.A Boang Mgru Honor RIHe Team, REW. l'Pub. CHmJ- Ivy Chain, Jr Prom Com Wig W09- CLAYTON. ROBERT G.---B.S., Cindnnmi. Oh?o Sw-gmo Phi Epmon. FM ED- ;wlon Kappa. CONOVER, MARILYN ADELE B,$., Nmrwocad OhloiWig Wag, Freshman commggon. V,I,C,, IS,C. :Sol. Chm.1 R,E,w. mason ghmr, Seal. Wealev foundation, Y.W C,A. Cabinet, Union Cum. Exhlpwl'won-Chmn PragromL Union Enord WA Premj, Soph. Class Adv CouncIL Jr Claw. Adv. Comm Kdg -Prim. Cm: W. Prearj, Sr, 0cm Adv. Counm Urem DERR, JAMES W,- 5.5. CincinnuH, OMOHBUS Ed. Ciub W, Prch, Air ROTIZA, Y.M.C A. DOGGETT. FRANK H.733 CuncinnanI Ohio7Transfer ham Ohio Slam? UnIv.I Lambda Chi NphoI Gamma Delta Luvh Group. DONOVAN. ROBERT E.-B,S.I CIIILIIInrJIII Ohm. DOSCHER. MARY AUCE BRILL73.5II CInUIIIIrIIII OhIn-- Nphc ChI Omega CheerleaderI SpirIl Inc. ISP; -Trr4.'JIIl ch.-Pr murv CIub fTr-emJ Women': Senole Jr, AJVI I'u NEWS Record. Ivy Chaim Sfudeni Direcmry'. DURHAM, M. ANNErrB 5,. CInrinnaliI Dh'ID7TrarI'JI3I horn Florida SouPhern College, Aioha Deim Pi. EBERLEI GINNIE7B.S . CIIILIIInIIhI Ohio-- Kappa AIpha Thai; EJCHE. JOYCE7I3.S.I CIngunnavII Ohio7Kappo DPHGI WIQ Wag. Mu'nmerz. Kdg. Primary ClubI Inhomur-JI VoHrw bGH. ERNST. EOYCE7 8.5. CuncInnuHI Ohio Kappa Np'no Theta KIJg. Frimurv Club Union DOnCU CunI.I Union Exh'b bIIion Comm 1:, Ad... . l-rv ChrJInI Wealef FOIIndaIIIjnI YIIWCA, MummII-r; Kgmpv; K'Ing Dance Com.I Spirit Inc., QuEen OI Heath. FAIG, JUNE VAN NEST7BSH C7n-zinnI3II'I OnT07Kuppq Kacz- po Gamn'IaI Kappa DeH-a PEI Y.W.CAI Jr. Prom Com Inhomuql SporhI W.A.A. Awards Com. GEEHAN, ELMER R75.S.I St. Paul. Minnesof07SEcuElem. CIub ITIEULJ GEISEN, PAUL 5.73 5-. El'hwoodI Ohio7DcHa Tau DeHj VorsH'y TruckI PHI anIlon Kappa, Perghing Ril'es, Scab bard BI Biode. GERACI, CHARLES L.-B.S. Cincinnati, OhI'o-Bus. Ed. Club. GERSHUNY. SHIRLET7E.S., CIncInnnHI OhI'o7HIII-3II Kdg; FrIn-Icry Club, GOLDFARB. THERESA ECKMANr-B.S.I CincinnaliI Ohio7 Aiphc Gamma DelfoI HIIIEII Bus. Ed. Club. GROVE, FREDERIC P.7B.S. Moriemonf. OhZo-Se;I7EIer4-. Club ISenIor R909. C-RUENINGER. DlANE-B.S.I Locklund, OhIo-Trongfer I'rcIrr Miami UnivI Kappa DeHaI W.A.A., Mummerb. Bx-I. Ed. Clvb. New: Recor-J. HAERR, WILLIAM F783 CIncinnaHI OhI07U.C, Bani HAGERYY, JERALD WM., JR.7B.S,. Oil CW, Pennwwonigi Phi Mu Alpth Dance OrchI ChorusI BandI SiIhnueH-ru. HARKAVY, RHA7B.S.I Cncinnoli, Ohio75igmo Delta To... HARTIG. MARILYN78.SI Park HIHSI Kan1ucky76ice CIu'o Kappa DeHa Pi, Sec.-EIen-I. Ciub. HARVEY. ROSEMARY-BS. CincInnuH. Ohi07Women's San oleI Newman CM: S.R.C.I SoIling CIubI MUMMGF':, YIW.CA FALCON. LORRAINE7 BUS CIm.IrInuh, OM97 Dc-Im PM Ep-I Pcln HcHom-t Cnpnr-t ISHLJ SQIH I'IL. ICLI- JI Warren: Sc-Imr IEw:c.JI WomIe-V: Sent'Jit U a-d How 81-: 1: cm I JI Pun H-eII-enur, COunCII Adv .I... Un- on Cor'II NIw Feinr'iI Ka'rpcl- KIng Com. FARMER, JANET 3.3., CiminncHI Ohio SeuElem. CM: GI-.. Cl bI W'g wI-Ig, FRAZFER ROBERT A..7BS Ci'IcirIncI-I O'I07Alpnn 1-4 Or'mgoI 5-3.: EI-zm CMUI R,CJ.T C. FRIEDMAN, JOANNE'E S. CHILIN'KHII Ohi07Si-gmu D'EH'J TauI UrI un Boov-iI VIgII-Ir -z MIIIeI 'f.W CA. Spin! lnI FRYEI JOYCE ELAINE- BS CIan'rInarII C'II-ID GIen CI b WWCA Sar. Elann CIIIL K'JLL-U Dem Pi IcncImIUIuII New RrImI FULDNER NANCY C.7B.S.. CinIIIn-IIJIII Ohic-Kgppg Kgpur; GGTm'J IPVEGJ. v. .3 Ian .chnu DCH-J PII TC TFIDJL'J EPr-: I PGI-HeIIc-mc. A- II 5:;:,EIem CIA: I.I Cw. 49'F5. Y W C A. M. mmw; Band, Standard: Com. Page 96 J1 KALADOW, ARTHUR ROBERT5B S. C annmi. Or1o5Fogr boll EFro-n... Set. E'DN. Chub. Aloha Phi Omega. R.O.I.C. KANE. RICHARD 8.75 S NI-wurk. ClmuiAlpln Tm. Om-zgq Fomlmi'. KrJr'mu': Km KAPLAN. IRENEnB 3.. Cim'mm'm. Ohm5Sr-c EII-rn. CL-c KEEFE, M. JOANiBS. Cnimnnhl Ohio. KENNING. WWLIAM GEORGE. JR. 3.5. Cm:-.io'. 05535 520 TC Riflr- Team. Pvruhing Riflrg' fC-:.Mmdndmgw. Rt?- -. nan Clxb. ME I -' Somalia '. Scabbmj 8: Bird? I'M:- C Mb. Cr vucm SOC. CLH . er 0 OH .-. . R.0...TC lRL-g. 8-: 8m. Ed. Chg. S... CJHmdarL KISBLE. BEAULAH MAE5B.S. C.-.- nn'n' Czi-ij Dc-I'a ngj 1M4? 5,35 E...r-.. Chat. Jr. A3; .-r- W,AA,I Vgr'iw H.-'.-s-y. kappa Dvl'u P. HAVLOVIC. JOSEPH A.-B.S.. C-m' nnmi. Or-ch. HERMERDENG. HELEN-B 3.. Cmfannvil ChiefAre-fe tV. P'E'G.J, W.A.A. Board. HINDS. MIRIAM R.-B.5.. Wen Lciuyan OhiaiBnnd. TWE, AH Wegfrninnw Found. IPrEIJI Student Reluglou: chncwl. Tuu Beta Sigma. Kappa DEHo P. Nphu Lamb- da Deho. HOERR. LOW R.-B.S. Nnrwood. C'Hc. HOLTZMAN. MARTIN DANIEL BS. Cincinmh. OhIOgPi Lul'mdu PM W. Presd. SPC.-Hem. Cmb. HUBER, MARJORIE LOU73.S. Hcrlgoi': OiHD-Gle? Club, SngH-nn Club. Mummel'S. HULL. GEORGE E.. miss. cmanron. om. IMFELD. CAROL ANNALS. Hm Her. C'hmiWAAn Arena. iRELAND, JOSEPH M.iB.S.A C.nrmm':T: OirniTr-efo Chi. P-. En'Hon Kappa Heal. Vomit; Bcd-eboJ. Intrormlrols, Y.M.C.A. JANTZ JOYCE TYLER 35.. CunonncH. OhioiKapDo Alpha Thug Y.W,IC, ,A. .Mcmbcrshup Cc'nl Bu. Ed. Club, Suhng C u? JENKINS. RITAWB S Cinunnuli. On 0722's Tm Alpha ngan; Mgr.. . W.A.A. qu. Pr?norv Ch-b. Pan- HE-Hcmc Cm-mzul. Cmcmnahan. Simdeni Direcmry. Mum. 7'6 . Jr. P'gm Corn. Kampm K'ng Waving Com,j KAHN. SHWLEY-BS, Cimmmmi. Okin5Knppn DEHQ Pi, mg. mum... Ciub KNOBLAUGH. JOAN ELIZABETH785. Cincmnufi. Ohm- KJPKWI DrI'H'? Glee Club. 55.1. EV-n Club Y.WCA.I Ir. A-ijunc'. Karma: Kmq Co'n. W A A. R drag Club. KRUMMEL. PAUL w. as Civ'r-nm or 3-1mm Ch: PI- Erv-Iw- K H w. Amali Ar 5. . mom. 0 r1 Gm f 1mm :Cm-u. CH C-h. Swimmn' nor. :Mg.i KRUMPACK. RUDY- I35 Cum; nnCH: QHciCqugg r3; Music Cum. -tm KUHLHORST. WALTER5B 3.. N.w B'c-rrrr. OhmiSr-u: ElF-m. Clvh KYRLACH, MARCIA B 3.. Cinrumnh. C'r'nbiDH'a Phi Della. LAIR STANLEY A BR. 3-.E-I':.C5l I'H 5-5Irmr VC-r Student ... Fallow hr... LAUGHLIN, JACQUES R. 5.5 E-I'I'V; C'iziu-Pin Epmbn 1mm... L...,.m.v..n Mn- LAVELL. JOANi B 9.. c n. wimpy: Dul'u W. p., . K-m Dr lrr'vy C-l; fi-H. . . Urfgn Proqrdw Com. 9' i-nv LW.. w r Mgrl A.. usic. R.E.W. NAA. aw CA 5 LIBBYI. ROSHN-Bs. Cincinmh. Oh.o--Kdg.Pr'rmr-I CIIIb. HIIIeI, Scti- MRAZ, LAWRENCE ANTHONY- ag- Cgmcn Qr.-,p. M A-Lq 009v III. '1 ' ' LIDELLC DELIA H 8.5.. NoerQ'J OHIO A.I.S. I'V. pr'J. AEW. EPre: J Ser.-EIEI'I. Club. Y.W.C PL. WOM'Z'. 5 Senate. V'mI NEUMANN ROBERT LLOYDCB' 5 C m: I'M CIFIOWP'I' Davin T'D'Ij Bc-Itj ' AIEE. TC. T-II- my Men' Sw-Ih; C LINDWEMAN MYRTLE BUS, CIncinnmL OPIO- Alpha OI'V'IICFCIH PI A.A, Mummers. - ': Knur- HrI- r Ft. CI r. 71 LUNDBERG. BARBARA JANE3B.S. CirIcInnoIII Ohlo -Cr'I Omega iSosirII ChmJ. WIg Wag :COUHC:H, Glea- CI-cb EBaan-J Mr?m.l3 Eer'I. 3H,. C: b NIEDERHELMAN. JANE ELIZABETH-- Cm:- man. QhICFDa I3 st. L3 . , C PIG lChiz-l. Myfar Bow! H .;I Wgwrrnv 5,: gl :1. . Luu, ESTHERCBSH CIncInn-Jh. OhIoCKoppo Dina WII-q wgg, K3943 v'wca COMM Ir I Chin 0 Ir I cymn C r'Ion CiLb, Mu'IIM9I3, W.A.A., Jr. AdvI-Ien YWCA. , -. TC T'ib ml g,.,J',.HI, t, W lr'I PO IW, C 3 Lu. BETTY ANNCII 5.. CIMIMGI: OhloingrPr'wu'V CIIII Y.W.C A. Chayltfr'vniia rm h cm SP C' D'MM 6r 3 M : I LYNCHI SALLY 5.3.. CIrICI'nncIH, OhiqiTron-Ier fmI-I MonticeIIo CniiL-g-W NIELANDER, DOROYHY BS Cawnavn Kcnf CZan T7 A w KGQI-Prl'nclrv Ciub. P-C:.I. 3 32nd D-- '- YIWJCAC 33!: N 3 W-JJ C. C b McCLURE. WILBERT, JR.iB.53 CInLirmL-IIE, Ohio. McCUE, JEANNINE3B.S.. HOMIHOH. OHID3KGpp-Zl Kappa GDWVIZ-I. Koc-rn Delta Pl. LC. Tribunal, WAA. IV. PresJ. VcHs-vb-JII Mg-q Jr. Adviw: rAcIIwIIIe; Cluml. Vuraih; VollcvbaH, Ivy Chum. Y.WIC.A.I R.E.W.. JV. Pmm Program CIVIL, KdgxPrImUFV Club. GIee Club. Cinc anIo . Mm NIXON. ORA, JR 33.. Lthnc-w C'ir Em'ch-nii, CC' C1.b, P'3 E:- 'Irm rIoge Series ECQ'Cthl Kappa. DeHj. NOGEN. numiun cmanngy O...g,hglHwy Cub C CW MCDGNALD. WILLIAM c.3135 BudcnI Fennnylvcn'IgCDc-Ha Tau . So: .71qu Club. M;Hrrrr'.. Um FomboH. METERS VERLIE MAY BUS Cincinnah OH 030 Im 2M0, Womnn': SenzIIE, PAOLFNO. SHIRLEY 5.5 C -tI'rIFG'i CM 0 Alr-Fn Ch Orregg IS-f' ' WC A. WAHA Board. Arete IfPresl Pcnhcil?n r,- VIIIHUHJH. Y .WCA Cab 00 TC. T.nr-I 'll W'c-v-r. ah: Bond. Tan Berg Sug'rn tPr j. C'EC C.- L Jr. AP-ldlr. RE W MICHAEL, BETTY SUE7I3.5H Middiesboro. KenELckv35ec.-Elem. Club Cont 1. MIDDENDGRF. FRANKCB; Cinc'mnofL OhIoCFooIbaII, Ulen All Ohio PFALZGRAF, MARTHA JANE-B 8., s IIII-q-gnC Kgnl-jyuspr Em C -,. CerIPer C50 Y.WC A. ' ' ' MOESTA JANE A.3B..,5 CIncInanI Ohlo3Ch Omega. W.A.A. Areh: PLSEK DOROTHV' LOUISE 8.3.C3W1nm3'3 I:I-'.--,A L-: c-f-PT. p g,.. DonI- 9, cm: Pang. n Club PcIrI HelIeni: COWII sIa-I CHI Br -I -I I.WL .A. V I Page 97 I 3C1 Page 93 PRESNELLI JOSEPH H.-BIS.I BromlevI Kentucky. QUINN, MARTHA JEAN7B,SII CincinnoiII Ohio7Zeiq Tau Alpha KREE. 559. RLSH CHMIL CincinnaiiunI SIudrI-II DIrctioryI VigilanceI Ivy CHQII'II Jr, AIM war Alpha Lambda DcHuI Honor Bowling TeamI Kappa Deifo Pi. -Wig Wag, i C RAYMERI JOHN7 BSI AdenaI Ohio7Trac'vI R,O,T.C. Arnold Air Sociew, ROUDEBUSHI NANCY7A.B.I CinLinnaIiI OEIio7Tron:I'er siudenlI Kappa Alpha Hem, SANDER. SHARON LYNN--B.S. CIncInnIJEII OIII07DEHG Zefu IPrcs. TrecIs PcIthcllcnic Chm,I Schnlarship Chm,1I R,E.W.I Jr. PcnI-IelIemcI Y.W.C.AII Arch: ISELJI Pannellani: Council T. B. DIIIIn tCIIm. Pub.l Jr, Prom EChm. PIIbJI WIAA. I295. SEC.JI Guidon EFresJ. Mortar BaurdI Kappa Delta PiI Wumen'S Senole. SARIBALAS. GEORGE-B S.I ForreHI Pennsy'lvunia73andI Conscrvolory BcndI BUILerGHI Sigma Phi Sigma. SCHIERLOHI ROBERT R.7B.S. Cincinnmi. OhIo-Aris Board. Bond Glee CIIIbI 4? erLI Kuppa Kuppu PiI MlquTIEI'C. PPrglIing Rii'csI Scabbard BI Bioch Varsity VonI. if: SCHMIDT. JACQUELIN EI-B.S.I Cinc-nnoIiI OhIo7Triunom I'Pres.I V. FIELJI Womm's Grow, Swirl IV. FUEL :I W.A.A. iBoar-zl Mcmbcrj, Kump-vzx King tCo-CIIrrIJI Ivy CIIUirII Anya. SCHNEIDERI JOHN JOSEFH7E.S.I CincIMohI Ohio. SCHNEIDERMANI ANN B.-B,S,I CVFICITVIG'II OhICI, SCHROEDERI ERVIN C.7B,SII SCHULTEI MARY LEE- B,SII CincInnaIiI Onio7Kappa DAiIa IRMI-I Chm,II W.A.AI M-.-.-Irnm -I. Jr. Clout CDT. K-jIcII-Primnry CI.-!'.I Jr. AdwzeII Kappa Dc'h: PI. Cincinnati, Ohio. SIMMERMONI ROSALYN7B.S,I Npho Iota HraasJ SNYDERI JACK W,,7.BS CincInnmiI Ohi07Lumbdu Chi Aiphc IRUSI'I CHMJI Phi E'o Kappa lPresJI Arnold Air Sociew INOH Exec OHiceri. R- 0- T-C ELI. ColJI Vanity Baseball, CH ClubI T.C. Tribunal Spirit Inc.. News Recoro, Freshman FooIboll. South SolcnI Ohio-T.C. TribunoII Sigma STAUBI RALPH7B.S.I Cincinnati, Ohio. STRASSLEI CARL I.-E.S. ElgalowI Arkansas. SUDDENDORF RICHARD JAMES7 B.IS. CiI'IcinI'Ioii Ohio75igmc1 Alpha Ep- siion BondI Kappa Kappa Psi, 45' ersI One Touch of VenuzI Melm Show. TAINTI JEANV 5.5.I CincinnaiiI Ohio7Gi-Ee Club, AreieI Y.W.C.A.I W.A.-AI Riding ClvbI VUHcybUIIJ. THELER. JOYCE M.-B.S.I CincinnuHI Ohio7T.C. TribunuII WIAAH ArefeI Glee CiubI Spirii Incl Dance CIubI Penguin Club. THORNTON. ANNIE GRACE73IS,I Cincinnm'iI Ohi07DeHo Sigma Thain, Se:.-Elem. CIubI Natl. Council oi Negro WomenI Y.W.C.A. TOLPENI HERBERT7B.S.I Cincinnaii. Ohi07Pi Lambda PhiI Y.M:.C.AI TrackI lnIrumuruls ISQudEnf MngI Scabbard 5 Blade lExec. OHIceL BUL-Ed. b Clu . TOFMOELLER. SUZANNE-B.S.I CincinnoliI Ohio-Thefa Phi Alpha, Wig WugI Proiile, MummersI GiEE Cibe R.O.T.C, SongbirdI Cour? oi JrI Prom. UIC. 0n T.VI VAN ZOERENI JAMES E78 S,I VARNAUI HELEN JEAN-B.S.I CincinnoHI Ohio. CollingswondI New Jersey. VOSMER, SUZANNEiBS MIJ'IerIrm' OHIO KI'DDD A THCIJ WIg Wag Ca-1:I, Jr Add Ca Sr I Pcmgbm Club. WAGNER, GLENNAV 33., CincInnur OWI'Jithhl D-II'II C'EC Cub, Soeiomg; Clary Y.W.C IV, Arz'ur'wp WEISS BETTY ANNE BS. C De Ira. PranMIIArII . SzuIrIr In: Y.W.C AI cinna I. Oh'o Alnnn Cm rruj: '-,Kd;.- Fr'la', C b N J Wu; WELLING, GLENN Fu-BS TFEIJ S .Ibhurd $ 5103:; C WI-me. PHILIP A.-B.S., C'nmmn om WIERWILLE LAURA E.- BS. CII' InnrJII Cw .- Al;- 'I C' Omng? WI-g W-Jg YWCA K'Jg.Pim-1HCI r. WAA WILLIAMSON SHIRLEY- B...S Cm nn-III. OIIig.CIIiO- Arc AAW w I, II-Ia 5w 8-: MIMI B, .. WILSON. WILLIAM E.-8.S. Clnc-n'I-uL DIII'J. WIMMER. JACK C-BS, Cm: 'I'I C'I WYMER, IRMA LOUISE- HS. Cm; 'WU': C5 '. -T' -:r.I-,.-. YOUNG, STEPHEN J 95 Cm 'I'V OF P. g.-.- EMU-t. f ILN 'erCI ZIMMER. VIRGINIA AVEYLEIS. I'J Hoprn Vans: Ga '-I'I WM; W'Iq KIg. Prr V-er Chb, Y.W.C.A. ZWICK. MARILYNNBS W'T $11: A Dante Chb I555; 7v ZWOSTER, PATRICIA ANNE-8.S.. Cinjln'a': O'rIIc- K-izf Pr . VJF', CIID. YVJ.C.A.I VVIg Vljg. NOT PICTURED ANDERSON, NANCYiBSH cmc;nnaIi, Ohio. DELLS PAFRICIA JEAN 35. CINCIHnOh. OHIDNA'phn Delia PI Kappa DeHCI PII Npha Lambda De III: W. Pr-: 5 LJ AdvI'ser IChm. T.C.L Ivy Chain YWCA 5fc.EIerI-.. CIub IPreM, T.C.. TribunuI, News Record. SpIrif int. Infernml'onol Crub. GARNER, THOMAS LOUISw 3.5.. CinzinnotII OHI370196 CIUb, PADGETT. KENNETHiBEM Ludtow. Kenlucw. I 'n.'l F Page 91 When Day is Done. +he lamp of learning uHmds men and women from many avenues of life +0 +he halls of UC for s+udy in +he Evening CoHege. The Nighf Hawks pursue courses in engineering. business admin- is+ra+ion. applied ark. and liberal orfs. The s+uden'rs. +he mujori+y of whom are employed during +he day, spend much of +heir free +ime in +he ques+ of knowl- edge. The number of evening sfudenis more Haan equals +he number of fuII-Hme siudenfs a+ +he univer- sify. This focf cer+oinly reffecfs +he impedance of ihis branch of educaiion. DEAN FRANK R. NEUFFER $31.1 .. W F; Ht. .2.. ROW I-Hollhausen AIL Ege. M., Enel. 3.. Rohren J.. James, I.. Rimdan. M. ROW 2-W1fHeH. J.. Mesenh. l. MacKnighL H . Feldkump, M.. Cochmne C.. Fleddermum J. ROW BiDoanm R., Jones. K., Kauh. WK. Snyden J.. Kemme, M Fogqrfh A, gamut; eadege email For many years +he Evening College of UC has had a Siudenf Council. H is com- posed o? nigh+ sfudenis who are in+eres+ed in con+ribu+ing +heir Hme and energy to UC. Many of fhese sfudenfs work all day and devofe ?beir leisure fime fo +his Council. Each nigh+ crgunizafion like fhe Nife Hawks, Dames and Secreforys Ciub send one or We represenfa'fives. Any s+udenf is free +0 apply as a member-o+-large. represeang 105E! sfudenfs who are nof in clubs. The purpose of +he C0uncil is primarily +0 raise money for scholarships. and +0 benef'rl' Evening College s+udenfs. In Nae Fall fhey spon- sored +he Gillman Series. This program was scheduled a+ a convenienf Hme so +hu+ all nighi s+uden+s could fake full odvonfage. Af Chris+mus +ime +he Council held a Coffee Hour 'For Hue purpose of ucquainfing Evening College sfudenfs and spreading Chrisimas Cheer. In +he Spring +hey held a karma! dance puffing +his College on a par wi+h regular sfudeni-s. These Council members deserve praise for +he Fine iob Huey perform Tn adding s+udenf life +0 Evening College. Page IOI BECK JOHN L. CREMINS. PHILIP e. HARL WENDELL R. HUPPERTL J, ARTHUR BERNARD. HOWARD E. DEMFSEY, JOSEPH HHDEM EDWIN L., JR. IACOBUCCL JOE A1 BRADSHAW. LLOYD DICK, LLOYD C. HEISEL. FREQ JR. JAHNKE, ALLEN R. BRESTEK ROBERT F. DIECKMAN. RAY W. HUMPHREYL BEN H. JONES, KENNETH F BROWN. WILLIAM F., JR. DONFSL MARY A. CAMMEREK WARREN DRESSLER. ROBERT A CARLIEIL MARY M. EIBEL EDGAR L. .7: '33 Page '02 KANTI WALTER CA KINDER, JOHN F. KRAMPE. MARTHA M. KRUSE. CYRIL l LANDSIEDEL, RICHARD LATSCHA. WALTER LONG. ALBERT H MAI. ROBERT H. MUELLER. CLIFFORD J. MUELLER, RALPH C, NIEDHAMER, CHARLES A. NIEMOELLEIL IRVIN R. NOVIKOFE WALTER OLIVER, L'I'LE W. MAIROSE, RICHARD MARCUS, DAVID CL MCCRACKEN ALLEN F MCDOWELL THOMAS W. MILLER. DANIEL W. MOHLMEISTER, T, Page l03 73W . --.-.--1 - dmm 'm RAMSEY. PURL CLIFFORD RICHARD. JOSEPH F ROBERTSON, RAYMOND C. ROMNSON, MACK E, ROCKENSTEIN. RICHARD 5. RUTH, WILLIAM S.CHERER WILLARD SCHMFDLIN, WILLIAM J. SCHMIDT, EUGENE SLAUGHTER, ROBERT G, SMITH. ROBERT SPECKMAFL NORENE C. STANBAUGHI KENNETH STEHJHARD BERTRAM STEVIE. ROBERT J. THAUEALQ MARIAN E, THIELEN OSCAR H. VORHIS, ROBERT P. WIELING. JOSEPH WILKINSONI EFFIE F. WWLIAMS ARABELLA 5 ZIMMERER. ROBERT H. Page I04 d.l.' I iEiI nihi- a Betwew GZGMM Page I05 , , ', .iy-t KP: hang... . Page I06 The pride of UC is 1+5 College of Law. Affer sus- +aining fhe wear and hear of pre-Icaw in L.A.. hear+y s+uden+s enier ifs porfals. They are disfinguished 'From regular s+uden+s by H19 heavy brief cases +hey curry and by fheir dignified look: Huey are pracficing for courf appearances. Under H'Ie care of Dean Rowley. fu+ure members of +he bar s+udy both old and new s+u+u+es and and procedures. The Case Club added exfra uc+ivi+y fo +he College and lessened fhe burden of s+udy. Law school is envied by ofher colleges be- cause of ifs honor sys+em and excellenf repu+a+ion. DEAN FRANK S. ROWLEY ANDERSON, WILLIAM H, L,LB, Cincinnati, Ohic VQri'y FoofboH. 80'.- kBchH, Tennis Sigma Sigma. BEALL, WALTER C.-L.L.B.. CFncinnoH. Ohio. HERMAN. JEROME D.VL.L.I3I CincinnoTL Ohio Phi Alpha DeHa PI Lamb- da Phi. CirVH Law Review Hid. ul EdJ. Legal Aid Chmc. BERRY. CLAFR E.-L.L,B. Afhenx Oh'wo Vefcrans EChm,L Horne COLiHE;r. Phi Delta Phw. ERQWN. RICHARD E.7L.L.BH Norwood, Ohia Acacic tSeLL N'wr11r-1;;r5 Y.M.C.A, BRUCKER, JOSEPH CA-LALJ Springf'weld Ohio-Fhi Alpha DEHO. CAMPODONICOA HARRY DAVIDiL.L.B., Wyoming, Ohioiaeio Them Pi. VcrsHy BoiebuH. Phi Delm Phi. Low School UL Pres. 50MB. 005:1- COCHRANE, CHARLES A.-L.L.B., Cincinnati. ONO. DAUTEL. CHARLES Sl-L.LB. ChminnL'IH OhiaiPhi DE-H'IJ PH, Law Review Had. of Ed: DELAY. THOMAS 5.7L.L.3w Jackson, Ohi0-Phi Delia TneHL Phi Mu Mphm Sinfomu. Phi Delta Phi A Capella Choir. ERHARD'L JOHN D.-L.L.B.. CincinnOH, Ohio; ESHMAN, THOMAS H.-L.L,B. Sidneyl Ch'ID DEHG Theft: PH, FENGVA1 HARRY Nu JR.7L.L.B. CmcinncH. OhiD Acac7u. Phi Della PFL FOSS, HERBERT 0.. JR.--L,L,B.. Youngsmwn Oh o DeHn Them Pn' W. Pres.i, Senior Class W, Presjl. Honor Com; GLENN. HERSCHEL H - L.L,B., EDEY' Ln'crcacL OH: GROSSMANN, DAVID E L.L.B C ncinnoH, Ohio. HANEY RICHARD D.-LLBH CncRnnoH, Ohioiphi Npho DcHo, Senior Clucr-SQPrw L chc' Cm'w IfC-tm : U C. Law Refirz-w lAccqg. EdJ, chal Ali ocen. HANLON. EDWARD J., JR.HL L.B. Cw. DcHa PEI lPrQsJ, Legal AH Sawew nn'i. omiw DPHQ Them. Phi THPmL Ch'li LU'n Rauiuw. HENDMCKSON WILLIAM R. l.L.B, MIdd-eicwm Ohm. KADRICH, FRANkiLLEV, Cm: mm, om. KIRKPATRJCK RICHARD B LL B Cint'nmv? Or':-E-.en r; C: , Bagym. qu Tecrr lMguB KLiNE, MARVIN S. L.L.B., Ham Hrm Ohio. KOFF. EDWARD H.77LAL.B., C'ncim'ujh Ohm. LACINAK, MICHAELiL L.B Ci l::nnl:xh Ohio, LAZARON THOMAS FrrL L 13.. CnmmH, Ow. pm Dew; Pk. rein; 1mm. Page I0? LeMAITRE. ROBERT LiLrL Br, Duymn. Ohiok LIEBERMAN, BERNARDiL.L.B., Cincinnah Oh'a. LOWRY1 PORTER P.7L.L.B. CmcinnmL OhEoip-Wi Delta Theta, Omicron Delft: Kappa, Senior Clcs'. IPf-25J MWCHAEL RICHARD O.-L L7B A Cinc'wnnuii, Ohio. MILLER WILLIAM CHARLES L,L,E,, Cincmnmi, 0ND. MURPHY, JOSEPH F. L.L.B Cincinnoh, OhTo Phl Alpha DCHEL NE 5CH DONALD W.7L L B. Clnfmnu'i, Ohio OWINGS GRANT 0.7LLBH CRncx'nnmx'. Ohio Smea Chi. PM Dells PWL Law Reuew IEd.l Legal Al-d Cl'wnic. PRATHEIL SHAFTER W,7LLEH CmJnmw. Ohhrrhwlin Thaw PI, RALUE GEORGE-LLH Cmcinncn' om. RHEINS. NOEL-L.L 3., GM. nn'Jl Ohm. SMITH. E. LYNCH L.L.B. C'n-zinwwi, O o. SPENCER ELMER L.L.E.. Cm-inani, Ohm C:'.-:- Club Law I ngw PH Dem Pm aw; TRABERT' JOHN MARCUSHL l 5 Cm: um... OhioiS '.ll J C?.I Int'amuralt C059 Chh. - CLLHOUN - n MAYBE IT'S IN THIS ONE Page '05 . . . away M We! letq? u-F-Ilwsm ' v d' - - - ' Q? Page I09 5.17.1 RX ' - No+ all our colleges are on fhe Universify campus, as Hwe inhobi+an+s 0F Medical College. loca+ed on Eden Ave. well know. Inhabiiani's IS +he righf word, for +hese med siudenfs really inhabif +he place. spend- ing hours in +he lab. working on cadavers. hours siudy- ing and hours praying for passing grades. A H115 plus no sleep adds up +0 some rough fimes. bu+ when H's over. all crlt Dean Dors+'s charges feel H's worfh H. Today. our College of Medicine is recognized as a leader in medical educofion. and if is equally well known for i+s research proiecfs. DEAN STANLEY E. DORST Page IIO BAUM. HAROLD W. MD., Cincinnati. Ohio-P'w Lambda Phi, Phi DeHu Epsilom BOOTH. RICHARD W. M.D., Civ'uzinnufi Ohio. BRONSTEIN, MILTON-M.D., Cincinnati, Ohlxn Pi Lambda Pni. Pm Oahu Epsilon. DeHa Phi Alpha. BROSE. DANIEL J.mM.D., Cinm'nnufi, Ohio. BROWN, WILLIAM C.-M.D., Sfocisville, North Corotina. BUCK, DONALD A -M.D., CincinnuH, OMOiNU Sigma Nm BURNE KARL F.. JR, M,D., Peninaulu, Ohiov CAINE. THOMAS P.7M.D. Sfeubenville. Oh'lo. CHASAN, SEYMOUIlrMD Cincinncui'l Ohio. CONWAY, GENE F.-M.D.. f-Iei'ningsburg Kentucky. CONWAY, THOMAS J.-M,D., Cincinnati. Ohio; DAVIN. WILLIAM T.-M.D., Cincinnoii, Ohio. DICK, DOVER A fM,D. Cincinnah'. Ohio. DICKEY, JAMES H.-M.D., Norwocd,0h10. 4 DOHNL JAMES R.-M D, Builer. Mrjinna N. Sigr-a Nu. DOYLE ARTHUR 5.-M D.. Cuncinmoi, Ohio. DUDENHOEFFER, FRANK EFM D , Cimc'nnmi. Om. ELKUS FRED-M.D.. Cincinnati, Ohio. ENGLERT. JAMES J. M.D., Norvmod Ohio ESSMAN, ANDREW C... JILiM 9., Ciacinnmi, C'HDv-PHT C'-:. FLESSA. HERBERT C.- MD. C'lnchmcm' 0M3. GAINES, KENNETH A, M D , Fronkhjr', KETHL'EbfiNJ SIgm'J N . GARRETT. ROBERT H,- M DH Clwncw'nnulh Ohio. CESWEIN, GERALD CARI: M.D.. HonfDn. Ohm. GRAUSE THOMAsiMJl, Cincmnah'. Ohio GRAY, FREDERICK L, M D, San Francisco. Conorniu. HACKETT. THOMAS P M.D.. CMCInncYT, Ohio-Nq 573-7 : N., ?ni Eh: Swgmm Mitchell Fediu'ric Soclew. v HART, CHARLES H.-M.D., Shelby, Oh'wo-Pi Kappa Epsibr, Page III Page In HEIM. W!LLIAM E MD. Cincml'lcllw Ohio Sigma AHJhCI EDSHDn. NU Swgmu Nb. HEISE. JESSE LwaMDq Upland. California. KENNEDY JOSEPH T. M.D, Cincmnoh. DthiPh; DeHa Theiq Nu Sigma NM Phi Era same. KERMAN, DAVID MARKV M D, CTrIcwnnmi. Ohin-Sigmn Alpha Mm Phi DeHc EpsHon. KESSLER, WILLIAM kiMD Cimzinnczi'l OthiNu Sigma Nu, YMCA. KFLE, DALE LgMD. Wed JeHersum Ohio. KLOTL ROBERT EriM DH Ecihlcham PenmyWnnio-Nu Slqma Nu, KOENIG. ROBERT PATRICK-M.U., Cincinnati 0M0 -Alnhu Kappa KUDDQ Newman Club. IE'RUER RICHARD D. M.D . Fr. Thomas Kenfud.y-Nu ngmcl Nu. KUBA. ROBERT JrMD Cwnclnncf1 Ohio. LYON, PAUL E. 7M.D.. Roceh'mn'. KenfuckyiPhi Chi. McPHERON GLEN E, M.D. L'xmc, OHWD-Phi Chi, Mlechell Fedmm: SOL MltLARQ JAMES M,D. Daylom Ohio. OTT. ROBERT E, M Di. Chumbusco. lndhnn. PRESTON, JAMES 3.7M.D., Cindnnmi, Ohio. FY, RAYMOND LiM,D,, CintinnaH Ohio. RAHE KENNETH W. M.D., Norwood, Ohio. RIELLY. THOMAS V.-M.Dr. Cinc'mnmi. Ohio. RISSOVEK HOWARD EUGENEiMDH Clncinnmi. Onio-Fi Kappa Epslwlon, Phi DeHo Epsilon. ROBERTS. THOMAsiMD Cnncinnoh, 0M0. ROBINSON, PHELPS M. M D,C;m::nrvv:1H Ohio Sw wmming Team, Mummers. ROEVER. HAROLD B.fMD. Cumil'mufi DMD. ROLL,W1LLTAM A.7M.D.,C:'1CH1I1DNI Ohx'o-Alphcl Kappa Kappa, Mitcheil Pemohlc Socuew, ROTHERMEL HAROLD Q M D Rickmond, Indmno Alpha Kappa Kappa, ngo Zeb, RYAN, ROBERT J. M.D. Cmclrlnqlg Qh.r, m;, m Kappa KULEU. PIC KLIL-pu EL-JM-H. SCHUBERT. WILUAM KENNETH M D. Cichnn-HIL Ohio 5-gmu CW. Nu qu'lu Nu le Elo Sig'rm. Phi B1 3 Km. :9 E Karra Epulan, M Ic'mll anmrc Sac v SERBIN. RICHARD -M,D, C.nmnr.nlr OhlU Slgmu Amu-J MH Pr Dcv-z: Ez:,.ton Pm Kappa Ep', ion, SHAFER, WILLIAM H.- M D Can'VJEL 0'33 SHNEIDER, ELl P.-'..D , C norm: Ono, SIEFERT, CLYDE EDWARD M.D., New Wcl Erlghw, Clhxo- FH CH. Md-Urll PUdIU'HC; Soc eh. SMITH, DANIEL C.-M.D.I Cin :innoH OHO. SOWERS, CLARENCE R.-M,D, Ne-l'Jnnllrg GHQ 'AND THIS IS OUR DELUXE MODEL' SPEARS, RU$SELL T., JR. M.D lrr.nfc.1 3 PH Eu; 33 :1! PPM 3H0 Kdmz-L Ailrw K'JLDJ KO, 4: MMC'I'N Pl-digm... SWIHJHI C'r 0 NLH i KHL- . 9 ! . STEVENS DONALD M 7M,D, .zm Karma. Me'l 5r, TANENBAUM, W. J. M,D C-n-Tlnnrlh. Or 1:. '-n :H 0 Star'- WAYNE LEoiM D C- , a . Phi DeHJ Epmmm, Student Cr, MW IMEd. WlLLlAMS GILBERT M IL. c nc nr.m Ora. NOT FICTURED: MCPARTLAND, FRANCIS CAMPIONim D, Nnrwmd. Ono. WEXLAND. JACK W, M ll, Harilmn, Or3o S'grr'n Alpha Eptumm SorVncL Nu Smyrna Nu. P- Kacva Emilan, Mf- chrrH PDJ awn Socie'-,. 3 YOUR LIBRARY 7- aq: Craig; 09mm Page II? cadmle Selma! of 14m am? gamed Siudenis re+urning fa UC For posf-grad work in one of H19 fweniy-six depar+men+s of Gradude School are really no+ foo diFFereni from H13 under-grads-iusf a bi+ more +ired and worn out AHhough mosf of H11; grads hide ibemselves away of 1heir desks in Hue Li- brary's Grad room. +he Graduafe Club manages 'ro pull +hem oui of +heir shells +emporarily by providing an opporiunHy for some sori' of social ac+ivi+y. and a chance +0 +0 ! shop and compare nofes. When fhuf .. MA. is added 10 +heir names. +hough. all +F1e head- aches and troubles are forgeffen-even +he flieses. DEAN HOKE 5 GREENE Peg; H4 74mm June 6. I952 Dear Graduafe: On behalf of H1e Universify of Cincinnafi Alumni Associa'lion. lef me congrqfulafe you on +he comple+ion of your undergradua+e work. and welcome you info Hie pos+-groduu+e phase of your UniversH'y career. Your Alumni Associofion is o vHoI cog in His greof machine of learning. fondly known as fhe Universify of Cincinnafi. Dedico+ed +0 +he continued. heloy growfh of our school. +he AssocioHon sponsors such familiar func+ions as +he UC Fund, H19 Fall Homecoming. Hie University Sing. UC Day. +he Alumni Lecfure Series. all Class and College Reunions. +he Cincinnaii ALUMNUS-o'ro menh'on only a few. To confinue +0 grow and +0 beHer accomplish ifs purposes, Hwe Alumni Associa+ion needs YOU 05 an ach've member. No Universiiy is stronger fhoi' H1 Alumni AssocioHon. and no such group can progress wi+h0u+ newo vigorous blood and Ideas. I urge you +0 become ac+ive in H155 AssociaHon o not only for Hue personal pleasures i+ oHers, buf hr H16 opporfunify +0 serve your Alma Mafer in days +0 come. Mosf Cordiolly. John E. Small Execque Secre+ary Page ll5 o. phi Befa Kappa Page IIB Phi Be+u Kappa honors each year H19 upper I57D of UC's graduafes wiih Bachelor of Aris er Bachelor of Science degrees. Chosen on a basis of scholarship. +hese candida+es represenf +he fop siuderds of +heir class. This honorary was founded 0+ William and Mary Collage in I776 and holds +he dis+inc+ion of being Hue Hrsf Greek leHer socie+y. DeHa of Ohio was es+ablished on fhis campus in IBB9. Phi Befa Kappa sfonds $or highes+ ideals d scholarship and aHuinment Our faculiy has many uc+ive mem- bers in Hue fraiernHy who manage H19 inilialion of new members each spring. Agnew, Jooyce Garn Aldermanr William E. Anderson. Oscar E. Barbour. George B. Bedenshaw. Jone Blankerhorn. Marion 3. Bills. Arfhur G. Bond. Beverly W.. Jr. Bowers. Melba P. Boyce. William C. Carlson. Gusfcw G. Carher. B. Noland Caskey. John L. Clark, William S. Diller, Viole+ M. Harrie+ L. Aeschbach Carol Lee Arnold James F. Burks William L. Cu1berson Marilyn Doscher Jeanne Thomas Face Richard Face Daniel Fieno Laurence Aiimon Rober+ Birkmeier Harold Blumberg ArH'Iur Bres+el Herberf Pronsfein Judifh Feiler Cora Freyfcg Poul Games . Dr. Gusfav G. Carlson ....... Dr. Edwin H. Zeydel . . Mr. Joseph chmasfer . . . . MESs Jean Tilford . Mrs. Melba P. Bowers Presidenf . lsf Vice-presiden+ 2nd Vice-presiden+ 3rd Vice-presiden+ Secrefary-heasurer . . FACULTY MEMBERS ACTIVE IN DELTA OF OHIO Engberg. George B. Ferris. Eugene B. Fisk, Isabel E. Gardner. Clarence O. Hergef. Paul Hoskins. J. Hobari Hubert Marion J. Hun+. Es+e1le Kreider. Paul V. Krouse. Michael Lipsich. H. David Lowrie. Seldom Gale Ludelte. Carl A. Lurie. Louis A. Marni. Archimede MEMBERS ELECTED IN I95! Lila Grace Lorry Herman Helen Karabensch Joseph Markey Virginia Merl Vernon L. Michaux Arnold Morelli William Pong I952 INITiATES OF PHI BETA KAPPA Joan Garside Emil Herrmonn Shirley A. Holmes Frank Kuwunob Maifa F. Levine Elizabeih Mar+z Nina Jo Murucci Muegel. Harry R. Palmer. Margorie S. Salkover, Meyer Shavlem. John Sfclnleyl Helen A. Tashiro. Shire Toepfer. Roberf Urban. Miriam Wubnifz. William S. WaHer. Raymond Weicher'l'. C. K. Whaling. Heiskell B. Weaver, Herberi B. Winsion. Jean Zeydel. Edwin H. Ru+h Reynolds Ann Schromm Carl M. Seduced Lee Suyemofo James Toio 5. Jane Turner Richard S. WuHr James A. Wuenker Leonora Mash'n Louis Menachef Anne Miles Rosemary D. Mor+on Murfhc M. Price Jack Rivers Thomas Sfegman William R. S+egner KNEELING-Bonker, R. Sliegler 1., Findsen. R,, Fimkowski. T. Bear, J. ROW l Bui2, C., Siroheirn, M.. Lundquisi. 1., Harhel, 5 Henkm R Sissnm J ROW 2 Duyle. R, Schmid . R , Richardson G.. Derbes, M, Rnuh, M., TaaHe, J. Gehi 3 ROW 3 Klausin9, D., Vanderheid 3., Young, L.. Kreke J. PascuL M Cudmom L. HUQHQL D Moreland D ROW 4 Mcr+cn, C., Durban, J,, Meus. M, Robe. J., Johnsfon, C, Reichle, A. Bunch, B, Kendall, H. ROW 5-Krieger. R HeFIkump. T,, Brown, D , ZeigI-ar, J Feharson, N. Dahms, E Galvin R. Bracken E. Goehe N, 39kg phi 39th Alpha Zefo chapfer of Delia Phi Delhi, the lorges+ no+ionoi cart han- orary, was founded on UC's campus in l94l. This group chooses for ifs members Htose siudenh. boih men and women, th on above average or? sfondard and scholoch record. Oufsfonding projec+ of Hue year was +heir annual Chrisfmos sale. All H13 merchandise was furnished by Hie pledges and fhe money was used for a scholarship fund. Ano+her even+ was H1e Egg Nog Parfy for Hwe College of Applied Ar+5 which added 0 social fouch i0 +heir work. Page IIQ $ ROW liGamble. D, Nisongen J ROW 1 Kisker. H . Iirn. M, Campbell. E 3312: Gamma Sigma Probably H19 mos? no+ewor+hy ochievemeM a business odminisfrufion smden+ can cHuin is +0 be eleded +0 891-0 Gamma Sigma, We only scholarship honor socie+y In HS field recognized by H19 American Associa- +ion of Collegio+e Schools of Business. Membership in Him organizafion is Iirnl'fed io dudenfs in fhe upper seven per ceni mt H15 iunior class and +he upper +en per cenf of H19 senior class. A banquef is held each year honor-- ing +he scholars newly e!ec+ed +0 H19 sociefy. Dean Ralph Burseik and Dr. Francis Bird of fhe UC factu are bofh prominenf in fhe ncdionul Organ- izoh'on. Page I20 ROW l-Porryh E, Thorpe. 1,, Kupfedeh A, Faulkner. Tu chdmacherh C., Human. Fh ROW E-Garrurd. A,, Docfrow. N,, Fl'cker. W,. TuenenhalnH FL. Maven P,, Jones, K, Hutton. D., Doner, J., Triceh L. ROW 3- Kforpes. Sh, Jugend. HM Lucyh RM Newberg, I., Holman, 0., Pfennigwenhh PH Congfoane' Nq . Rohn. Er ROW 4-Gclsf, ?.. Sonderman. D.. Runckh EH Luhn, PX. Rukeh R,, Lauckeh F.. Berndsen, A., Frulichh C. ROW 5-Harding, J.. Giovunefii, Am Waife. R,, Krubacher, R., Kuiserh JH Penn, F... Rud'keh L. harim-i-P 7044 3 31a. f1; To make known his opinions of H16: individual ins+ruc+ors is ?he desire of pracficclly every college sfudenf. The Tau Be+a Pi's do jus+ +hu+ by an- nually sponsoring ihe Teacher's Evalucrfion Program. whereby +he s+uden+s grade +he inshuc+ors. The resuHs o; +heir polls are carefully considered by Universi'l'y oFF'Icials. This program is ordy one aciivify of +his selecf group which draws i+s members hem engineering dudenfs I'n fhe upper eighth of ihe iunior class and hhe upper f'IH'h of the senior class. The Hones Hop. +he inifiafion banquet and a picnic highlighfed +he year for +his oc+ive honor socie+y. I Page l2l :1 antiwar; Wu Founded in I9l2 0+ Michigan Skim, Omicron Nu is a naHoncl honor sucieiy for Home Ec undergroduufes. Iis purpose is +0 bring his field 10 i'l'le affen+ion of +he public and 10 encourage good sfudenis +0 enier This college. Each year +his society invi+es seniors from ail local high schools who are Inferesfed in Home Economics +0 on Open House. In +he spring and fall H12 new members are ini+ia+ed of a fed and bonquef held in +heir honor. An oufsfunding evenf of +he year is +he presenfcfion o'F Hue annual award +0 Hue girl who has con+ribu+ed fhe mos? +0 H19 CoHege of Home Economics. ROW l-Harris, N.. Pevsner, EH Gaeriemiller. M., Rem! N. ROW 2-Vutuw. Kopi, 1., Frickmam D Brown, C,H cwI L. rvwrw m1? 1 Page l2? ROW liSChnier. L. Young, D Reynolds Dr Bowling. 1.. Udeiman. H., 0 Brien, J., Smith G. ROW 2-Jucobscn. 6.. Weiggmon. 0 Allen D Brown. W Frees, 0., Goodman, 5., Kiley, Rw Meizger, I. ROW 3-Jocabson R. Brown H.I Kinsman R. Hiloamcm J, Purcell. 1,. Schneider W. 05992 . R How 4- Dadey. D. Bills. A. Smi'h. R., W0 . R Takaesu, Y. Tennenbuum J. Greenfield, I Weiser, N plu' 525a 5W6; The s+udy-Hps given +0 humming heshmen of their inifiul assembly are passed ou+ by members of an honorary fro+erniiy. Phi Eh: Sigma, which knows all the hicks. If you doub+ +hc+. consider +he requiremenfs for mem- bershipghclf A's and haH 3': us an average for freshmen scholarship. Though scholarship is firs+ wifh +his group if is by no means call. Besides a smoker for $058 mole members of H19 Freshmen class who made +11e Dean's lid for +wo sfraighf semeskars. +he5e bruins ' also had a picinc wifh H19 members of Alpha Lambda DeHa, Hue brainy freshmen woman on campus. Page l2? mE 44,1116; Liam 261214 One of +he mosf beneficial and worfhy organiza+ions on Hui: campus is Alpha Lambda Delia, freshmen women's honorary. To become a member a girl musl hove cal lecsl a 2.5 average in her freshman year. Ac+ive for only one year. fhese sophomores do their parf +0 encourage high scholar- ship. They award a scholarship in a deserving member each year on Honor Day. Besides promo+ing sludy +hese girls plan many social funcl'ions. They have an annual lea for all freshmen women, and H'Iis year l'hey had a get +oge+l1er for all Alpha Lambda DeHa alums s+ill on campus. ROW F-Boycel P4. Duullon. P.. Vulksludl. 5., Simmons. NH Collison, P., Cars. A. ROW 2-sLimbur-gl N,, Coppensl CA, Dieckmunn. A., Horlmanl J., Gueb, 6., Duganl J.l Toepferll M.. Muhlmun. YH Ulmer. N. ROW 3-Culr'lghl, Rw Slanforlh. M.. Gainesl NW Skavnll, J., Ronsheim, M.. Beeieml M., Wagnerl N., Mugranl, E.. Murcum. A. DC! 00 Page 124 Medan 3W The gals sporfing grey iocke+s oncl fweed skirts are +he '51 edmon of UC's Moder Board. Each year +hey don black hoods and robes +0 iop ou+- s'rund'mg iunior women. This year under fhe leadership mc Marilyn Derbes. +he Mysfic Thir+een chap+er sponsored fhel'r annual Doughnu+ Day. Smar+y Party. and a +90 for high school seniors. They also worked wifh ODK 'For H19 Leadership Conference held in Hie ?all. In February they were hosf i0 o+l1er Ohio Morfor Board chap+ers For a Sfa+e Day. Their purpose is f0 siimulahe and develop a finer fype o1t coilege woman and f0 muinfain a high s+on- dard of scholarship. ROW l-Whife. C., Wamer H.I 091. 5., Crussem H.I Derbes, M. ROW 2-50nden 5., Harper, H. Lung V Stanley. CW Lundquish J , Hellman. A, aauh, M., Brown. C., Niederhelmcm J. ., SchiHer. l.. Schmii Ru Krceger, l. ROW 3 a:mn;-na 4A-7i .mm1 Page 125 ROW liHollida-f J., Puinum T, Rum R, Miteham. M, ROW 1- Merlen. D., Davis, 3.. Haslinger, L, Elockmeien K, KuutL J. ROW 3-Douglos, F. Stevenson. K . Games, P. Smith. 0., Drake. J. ROW Fpearce 5. Twerney, 8., Niioloh', 0., Gait. FE 0W $91k Kappa Junior and senior men who lis+ an ODK key among +heir posseSsions realize +he hard work. responsibilHy, and honor affached +0 +hc+ symbol. Membership is based on excellence in Hue mcior Fields of scholarship, GHI- lefics. sodol and religious leadership, publication; and speech. music and dramafic orfs. Early in Hue fall. ODK and Morfor Board held a leadership coerrence of Camp Lenmary. which was qui+e inspiring 10 all who c+- fended. The Dadk Day foo+ball game, flue Tag Day games. +he Scholarship Trophy and Hwe A+hle+ic Trophy given 00+ on Honors Day-GN represenf Hue onhwhile proieds sponsored by ODK. Page l26 MEMBERSHIP ROSTER OF UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI CHAPTER OF OMICRON DELTA KAPPA SINCE INSTALLATION ON MARCH 7. I93I l?3l Ahlburn. Byron Ammarmum George W. Arum, Clarence AA Aikinson, Will. JL Bursdale. Raymond W. Bird. Fronds H. Bishop. Robert W. Brumkomp, Allan K. Byers. Frank R. Caspell, Edwin E. Crawford. William H. Detiom Roland H. Ecllari, David C. Friodmnn, Paul V. Gamblm Cecil H. Hilsinger. Raymond L. Holliduy. Joseph E. Horsiman, Wiliiom B. Humphries, John W. Kendall. Lofeure ll. KindleI Joseph H. McNuH. Siephen A. Popp, William C. PosHe. Arthur SA Quinn, James A. ScoHI Glenn E, Scott. Pthu'p N. Sidinger. Clarence L. Sweeney. Frank H. IN! Bellman. Harry C. Beull, Samuel 0. Benham, lobar! MA Brossmer. Raymond H. Carola . Frank J. DVEDIL Roscoe 5k Farson, Merfon L Cvillilal'ld1 WiHium P. Gradison. Wolfard T. Hammond Edward S. Hock Gordan F. HunL Marshall C. Johnsom Roberi C. Koch, Winshn E Kunluge, WIlliam W. Lokamp. Lesfer B. Lewis. Ruberf C. Lishavo. Allen C. McCurlv. Thendure M. McCuslin. John F. McDanieL Joel C, Munres, William M Powell. Morfimer Railing!1 James M. Rnath. James E, Rose, David Rosenblmt. David Schnnider, Herman Sweet WNIurd H. Zeigler, Roberf N. 33 Baxfer, Jack E. Bout. Spencer 3. Basken. Charles H Davis. George A. Druder, Ned EPa. Ray Foley, WillTom R. Hail. Philip R HneFer. Roberi W. Keates. John R. Lena Aaron, F. Lukens. Muihios E. McFarland. James C. Mullikin, Sidney A, Nulsan, Ray 0. Pain. Harry A. Punen. Charles E Schwob, Richard L. Scull, Frederic D. Selhen James W. Sfeqmillen Earl G. Walters, Raymond Warner. Walier G. Wyatt. John 0. H34 Auburm Norman P. Bevis. Howard L. Brown. Sanford Cheney Hordd K. Decuml John P. Gull. Jack K. Grondim Olen R. Hunter. Woodrow G, Snyrs. Donovan L. Smifh, George D. Toweri. Russell R 1935 A1kinsan. Ruberf E. Buliurd. Clark 1'. Bauer. Richard H, BuHer. Robert L. Fohnslnch George R. Heinold, Fred W. Isoucs Sidney Karsller, Theodore M. Lange, Homer A. Ogden, Phillip Pechslein, Louis A. PrualarI Clifford J. Rich. Wayne A, Scranton, Clarenze H Shank. Spencer Simsse!1 Elmer E. Sirnihman. Harry 0. Trume. Lawrence E. Wuikins. William CL. Jr. Wellmun, Nheri H. W35 Clark William 5.. ll Conner, Robert 0. Fox, Edwin F Haby. L'Inus L. Jaup. Roberl M. Laurence. Dania Ludekel Cari A. McClure, Carroll B. Maris. John H. Messman. Frank J. Jr. Pressler, Fred W. Ramev, ChuIFes W. Schuefen Joseph S, Spivacll, Robert G. Warrington. Thomas M. H37 Alsielder, Roberf F. Bachmayar. Ruberi W. Buhmnnn, Robarf C, Burks, ArduHI W. Chennwefh Laurence B. Cullen, David , Dav. Douglas H. Guehring Jacob W Heckermun. Arthur R. Keele, John W. Lichil W7llinrrl, Jr. Lindsey. Robert R. Manning. Jack W. MUHDV. Frank H. Nieman. Harold F. PHHL William R. R'rHer. Jock H Suluvaara, Jnrmu J. Samar, Chnrhs C, SevHer. Jack J. Sulau. W. Charles Sulherlin. J, Rnberf I933 Anderson. auger G, Brown. David H4 DaVis, Frank G, Deshom Robert A. Gawdy, Robert C. Hartsock. Charles F, Johnson. Arthur 01 Lambert Roberf S. MurguIis. Mil'on J. Mantgemerv Donald J. Rasfemeven William E. Small, John E. Spring, Chadas A, W39 Been George R. Barbaur. George B, Bohrer, Rober' J Brown. Bruce D. Dahlmon. Don Farr. Richard A. Gebhuri. William R. Landau, Hoins Monogue, Rey. Jr. Mandlrsun. Edgar Mileham. Mr Charles Oukun, Dudley M. Painter. Paul C. Puchfu, Charla: G. Rosen. Muffin M. Spencer, Myron J. Tnun lobed L. Vinucke. Harald Wilhe1ny Odin, Jr, Wilsum Jess B. Tenor!I Everett 3,. JL I940 AHen. John E. Belh, William W. Bloom. Ralph Cunning Richard G Chuppelle, Thomas W. Dawson. George H. Downey. Joseph F. Ellis. Donald k Garvin. Daniel F. JuHe Lester A. Krauslopf. Henry K. Martin. Donald W. Menefee, Paul D. Mayer. John F. Farahman, William J. Rindsbarg. Donald N. Sfolnaker, Armand C. Sulion, Arihur L Vest Douglas CA Wursfer. Edward D. IWI Benedict, McCrea Crane. Richard 5. Davies, Chase M Dielll. John A. Dinkelakar. Edward H, Dinsmorm Frank E Gordon, Myron B, Griffin. Dale W, lsmuaL Walter W. Keck. Kari 6 . Jr. Kemhner, William W. Klum, John C.. Jr. Kraemer. Carl A. Miller. Robert C. Pease, James L.. Jr. Rubin. Carl B. Suielberg, Irvin Sluhlbarg. Barry 5. Tinnl'rvons Alfrad E, Virgin. Ray C. I942 Allem Ralph W. Freidrmn Justin Guusmann, William E Graham Hoyf B. Jr. Grifies. Charles T. Hemsfreef. Horo1d 5. Hoffmann, Richard L Holmes. Charla: F, Kinq, Hurrv E Klahm. William A Kreider. Thomas M. Lissendem H. Jack Mongon. Edwin L, Mu1tenil, Joseph R. Paul George, Jr. Schaumunm Maurice L. Shank, Reed A Sheridan. Charles J Wnrh'k. Turn Whalinl Allan H. Wolf, WTIliuI-n F.. Jr. I943 Alexanden James M. Burgess, Wayland M. Cukeley. James A, Cromen C. Jackson Hogm Douglas L. McGrumz Reginald C. Maven Alberl L. Reimam Wallar R. Schroefer, Donald G. Sfaphensl Roberl L. Terry, LeGrund E. Van Pelt. Merrill B, I944 Corr. Joseph G, Claxiun. Willis L Frederick. Raymond W. Kipp, Ralph E. Mauch, William A, PnHerson, George F. Svrosser Albert E, Wellman, Albert J. I945 Foster. Stanley H. Furnish, Edward S GefHar. Beniamin Hartford, Richard WA Hughmerk, Gordon A. Owens, Anderson 0., Jr. VugeL C William Waring James C. Wosserman. Allan L I946 Icling. Lawrence H. BurshaIL Ralph C. De Garmo, Albarf H. Ebeling Fred A. FritzdlclrlderI Walter H. Fusaro, Armando C. Guise. Roberf K. Harper, H. Richard Harvey. Jack L Kennedy Eldon C. Rowley. Frank 5. Ruehlmonm Eugene P. Sarvig Roberf G. Sturgel, Willard IL Jr. Towers. Lloyd H. I947 Berlkg Donald G. Buflen Richard T. Corcurnn. Robert Wk Frazer. John . Greene, Hake S. Griesh Howard A. Koch. George W. Mailed, Siunley F. Spiars, Donald M. Slulwm Alfred H. 1948 Ahrens, Allen I. aruesile, George 0. Curscm Archibald I. Crulien Chodes R. Eicher. P. Howard Fenlnn, Rainer!I J. Fremont RaheH E Giesa Frederick W. Good, Curler V. Hendricha Roberl P. Huber. Roberf P. Lodwich, Richard A LodWEch. Ruberl C Porier. Walter A. Powwen Donald B. Ruehlmunm EXmer H Schupiru. Samuel M. Scharfenbergen Irvin T. Skidmore David A, Siicktenofh, Warren G. Siolley. Alexander Wood. Roberi A. Wuenh, Raymond E. I949 Beckner. David A. Behrendr, Irwin 8. Colin. Slonley Dallmer Richard F. Davis, Floyd L. Davis. John A. Diagleyl1 Seth 0., Jr, Dugun, Francis R. Either, Thomas W. Gusk'ms, Stanley L. GoeHle, James WA Herman. Stanley 5. merger. C. Alber? Justice Howard K Kurh. John W. Lorenz. E. Ted Lowfv, William P, MocC-regon Ian R. Moppes. Richard L. Morelli, Arnold Nestor, William R.. Jr. Pause. Burton R, Pickering, Ernest Schindler. Call H. Schwoeppe. Eugene A. Sear; ioberf E. Schwindf, Rober? F7 Singer, David Shackdole, Reed F. Storm, LuweH Suddendorf. Ruberi A. Wesferleld. WiHium Er WMEK Norbert F. WED Becker. Charm F., Jr. Brawn. Roger C. Browne , James F Chambers. Boyd 3. Cmi'ello, James A. Cunningham Dennis M. Drake Jack E Fehnam Alvin H. Gaddis. Donald C. Hopewell. James F. Hopkins, Harry V, Len:I Harry E,, Jr. Lowrm ?arier P. LuzhL Joseph G. Mueller. John C, Purdy, Frank T. Putnam, Thomas C. Ran. Robert L. Rich, Carl W, Rose. John R Teller. Jerome S. Tierney, Ralph C TruiH, Paul E, Wenglar. Ernest HEI Applequist. Hugh D Btill, Donald J. Brnckmeien Ralph D. Brnnstein. Huber? CampbelL PhiHip R Davis, Rabat? L, Douglas. John FA Fril'h Rabat! L. Gamas. Pam A. Gust Park W. Haas. M?Chael A Hoslinger. Lee W. Koutz. James C. Mer1em David F. Nehon, Albad' A. Nikoloft Oliver M. Pearce Sfan'ley M. Rank, William 3. Schwurbcrg, WiHiam l1 Smart P. WiHiaM Stevenson. Kenneth W. Waicharf. Charles K. Ieigler. John A. Page II? :E-i ROW InRank, 6., Goodman, Se Brille R. ROW E-Reece, B, Lnngslreef, B, Oemenhe Wm Gan. H. ROW Z-Auiderr marsh CH Bcdee 0., Border, CL, Bcrhe W. 5W This spring when fl'le new Sophos members were +upped. Huese men had reason in be proud. For Sophos is an honorary frafernHy for +hose freshmen men who excel nof Only in +heir scholarship. bu+ also in achiHes, ofhleiicse and leadership. And everyone on UC Campus is famiiior wi+h +he Sophos Dance. AHer heavy campaigning by HM; women's social organ- izaHons, one lucky lady emerges on fop wifh +he much desired +i+le of SophOS Queen. Buf +th is not all. During +he enfire year H12 Sopho: mem- bers were busy working on various projec+s. A lo+ of work. yesebuf. a loi of fun. +00! Poae I23 ROW I-O'Brw'el-II J. BrillI R. Wilkes SW Mac. Veigh. R. ROW 2-Kaull, J . Rogers, R. Brockmeiet, R. ROW 34- Smari, 3., Eckerf. CA, Zeigmr, J., Share. F ROW 4-Herron, C... Goodfellow. R Raw R., Clemams. W. Make The men seen faking aHendance 0+ convocofions belong +0 Meiro. a service organionon for +he odvancemen+ of school spirif +hrough s+uden+ c:chHies sponsored by We UniversHy. Each year fhe Me+ro Cup is awarded +0 Hue social group having H19 greofed uHendonce of school iuncfions. Mei'ro also gives a benem show, Hue proceeds of which are used for a Chris+mas parfy for underprivileged chiidren. A cup will be given +0 c: sororHy and FrofernHy based on CommunHy service ou+side fine Univershy +his year. The members musi have 0 C average and serve Hue UniversHy. Page 12? . Sigma Sigma Men in black and shoufs of skull and bones are a foreboding picfure. Really ii is Sigma Sigma men +0pping oufsfonding upperclassmen. Members are chosen bi-cnnuolly on +he basis of oci-ivii'ies, personaIHy and school spirit Their purpose is +0 iurii'ler H19 ini'eresfs o'F +he Universiiy. This is renecied in +heir varied program oi ach'vifies. They sponsored +I1e XU pep rally and Hie selec+ion of Mr. Bearcat The climax of H1eir work is Hie famed Sigma Sigma Carnival held annually in the spring. Noi only does Hue campus bene- 'FI+ from all fhe worl: and fun enfailed. bui' +he proceeds go +0 :1 wor+hy cause-UC. SEATEDiSBMDIE, G. Duvisi R. Smart Wi Galer. T. STANDiNG-Drake. J., Rcu, R, McDonald, W., Osfermunn, 'l'H Shundich. NA, Middendori, F., Tran. Ji. MDMqomew. R, Page l30 IMB Walter Eberhard! Robert Humphrays Parka Johnson Russell Wilson IBW Charla: Adler HOD Adna Innes HUI Henry Bentley Andrew Hkkenlnnpar Smith Hickoniouper I702 Coleman Avery Hugh Bates Earl Gold Slanley Granger Edwin Hutchins RoberI E. Kreimer Charles Pehars William Probasco Sluar' Walker HO! Alberf Baker Eustace BaH WHlfurI'I Fillmore Edger McCullI'siEr Harvey Shepard William Slriefmun HM Roberi Buck Lester Collier Adolph Fennel Curl Ganfvoori Waller Heinh Howard Jones Villie Kirkpatrick I?US Barf Lyon Fred Mehlhope Poul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arihur Wudswnrih l 906 Frank auchunun Robert Caldwell Edward Forbes Allred Kreimer Walfer Shufar Curfis Williams Frank WiWson I997 Edward Hurley Thomas Kite Walter Murltwurfh Brown McGIII Rnheri O'Cunnell Franlt Payne I909 Mervin AuHmun Norman Conway Fred Flack Wiuiam Foley Balu Williams I 90? Hayward Ackerson Ernesf Dwaruy Fred Hooker William Kim Edward Rowe Charles Willmms IND Ted andmun Wolfer Heutk HM Cliff Forfer HON Alden Hort Ralph McComas James Taylor I'HI Harry Buchanan William Hall Laslev Johnson Wm. F. MifcheH Vance Towler I903 Richard Goeme Roberl Huuckl Sr. Wuliar 0; Hill Chester KIcin John Maescher HM William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Bert 51unabury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wright l9l5 Leonard Baahr Arthur Gordon Ncrman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon HIS Howard Behle Viclur Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harald Payne Harold Porler Juhn Reece Edward Robinson Herbert Schroih HIT William EHFS KaH Halsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris, 5r. James Pause Euylu Richardson Arman Schneider HIE Hurntd Alfumer WoHer Hoehnle Herbert Jones Carl Lund Carl Murkgruf WTlliurn Myers Curl Rogerf . Millard Romulne Harald 1'0ch Eon Widuu IN? Howard Juche Edgar Powers. Bradley Roberts Herberi Winun'. Francis Wright I710 Rober' Dorsey Cornelius Pehhold Alfred Wenxel l92l Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlton Brown Carl Frey Edward MGY Fhiiip Meyers Cyrus Osborn I922 Edgar Coons Chase Davies DuniM Fries Edward GabrieL AHison Ideson Arthur Mtclure Haword Melxger Robert Sarvis Frederick Schierloh WWmer Scnlf Edw. Strierelmeiar Rober? Tedd Edward Wagner Randall Walker fvfs'a'l'c CONSTITUTION SINCE '898 The name of Hue organizuiion shall be Sigma Sigma. All maHers fransac'red shall be far H52 good of IE order and of Hue Universify. Th3; consfifurion shall nor be amended. I913 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W. C. Havelaar Rosiiier Hobbs Ellsworfh Ireland Joe Linneman James Nipper? Mills Palmar John Pefzhold WM Nathan Euchmun Walter Becker Ben Bryan! Marion Francis John Heiter Rober' anes Oliver Rhodes Ed Ruth Erwin Wnlfson I925 Lynne Surber George Brodner Warren Marvin Anthony McAndrews Louis Nipper? WiHium Schmid Kelly Siddail I926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Lev: James Paidey Wesley Schde I92? John Euchmnn Hurry Franklin Richard Jerst Roberf Maddu: HES Richard BFVGM Arlhur Fennekohl Albert Mover Ranmd West I 925' Even Chutfield EHx's Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Eurley Daniel Laurence 3': I930 Charles Adams Harry Anderson Richard Bolton Thomas Clifton Donald Crone Frank Dost Richard Franz fuhn Guvmun hick Grieshaber WiIHam Hammond Ralph HoHerhaH William Niernon Frank Owens I931 Bradford Allin WiWum Belwunger Hurmd Bohl Ralph EurLTek Frank Chandler Roberl Gowdy Erle Hanson Paul Hachel Silverius Kunz WTlliam Leach Lawrence Levi Curl Muih Ear! Soesba Herbert S'orick Richard Slaves Fred Tower l93? WiIHum Atkinson Herberf Brown Walter Conner RTchard Dex'rer Duncan Frame John GrIFfH'hs Poul Grischy Ar+hur HolleH Phillip Hefl William Hill Ed Lidseen Carlton Lunsford LouTs Mendel Robert Nau David Forier Hurry Rube Edward 51mmll Nulhon Salinger Dan Tobin Alan Walsh Robert Wright I933 Mel Barnslein Ged Brown David DeVore Roberf Galbranh William Gilliland CliHmd Gmdmeyer Wm. Gmppenbacher Fred Hoahler Robetf Johnson Kosciusko Kemper Bernard Levin Louis Levy Scufield Sidney Mullikin Leon Euler George SmHh Gordon Shaun Ruben Whiha Carl W3lliam5 I934 Curl Ausfing Rnberl Eugen Roberl Hoeler George- Kramer Gaurge Levengood Fred Presshar Donavon Saws Victor Shaun Walter Tque I935 James Cook Hurry Duncan Donald Gilbert John Hellebush William Lloyd C1yde Nau Kenneth Parker Frank Purdr WTllium Rhame Wayne Rich Russeli Towns Larry Trome Wilbur Wrighi I936 Ruberi Bachmeyer John Findlay luck Keefe Wulier Knocke Charles Weicher' Harry W'xlkermn RmDh Yeager W37 Douglas Day William Feldhous Larry Gibbnnev Char1es GilleH Ralph Graze Rnber? Heuck, ir, Charles Mileham CliHard Mueller Gordon Orr W38 Robt Biedenbender MiHon Brooks Robert Dul+on Bill Ferguson Robert Kump Bud Kelchner Frank MullcwI Wes Newkirk Richard Powell Jed. SmaH Chmles Sulou P339 Ed Aleiander Roger Anderson Lloyd Gysin Joe Lawn; Bill Penn Roger Van Schovck I No Sid Friedman ChuHes Grlmm William Porchrnon Robert Kreimer Kennelh PiH Many Scheider MerriH 8 Van Pell I941 Ma: Benedict- Fred DunieH James Fulier Kenneth Hench: WilHam Kelchner EIHs King Joe Morris. Jr. Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skurich Ray VRrgfn Hill Richard Andersen Jock Bade John BedI-ruy Linus Hahv Elbert Nickei Verne Ullorn I945 Kenneth Guise RTchard HaMord Gordon Huqhmurlr Leonard Klusman Kennelh Miller Albert Strosssr I946 R7 in Cromer Fred Ebeling Bob Kronshur Georg: Koch Bab Sarsfiehi am 5mm. INT William Andersnn Bari Bauer Raberl' Bauman Robe Fenlon D. B. Kee Dick Langenbeck George Moore Alkie Richards Irv Scharfenberger Robert Siekrnan Roger Siephens Jock Sirubbe Brewster Sanders Bob Weber I948 Tom Wake Charles Croxier John Fuhrman Earl Hob? Ruben Huber Orville Refnch Floyd Sharfs William Wesiarfeld I 949 Richard Dullmer lrv'm Behrendi Thurman Owens Harwd Johnson iohn Promik Georg: Paul Don McMNlnn Don Guddis Sidney Carson Pete 5L Clair Torn KTndar Torn O'MuHeY LaweH S'orm Roberf Monignmery P350 Rober? Friih Jock Tracy Nick Shundich JTm Kelly Hill Clennenfs Jerry Friedlander Jack Laub Joe Luchi Jim Browne WEI WiHIum Smart- Ralph Sfuub Lee Huslinger Jim Hulshm Tony Truberr Ray Campbell Jim Wuenker Bob Davis Jock Drake Ted Geier Bob Row Frank Middendori Turn Osfermun Bab SfraHnn Bill McDenuLd Glenn Sample Page I3I ROW I Grammer, 0., Bishup 8., SmurL W . Evans, 1. ROW IaShundich, N Middendurl. F, OrFscolL J, Monk gomery, R. Row R. ROW 3-Imhurgw'clI L. Rain. R Stimuli! 6., Holsiew'm J,, CucinoHu. L, Truty. J. ROW 4n Frflzl 0.. Zefgler. Jr Shnloshy 5 Brill. K, Shell's: K. Omrien. L Ram, G. ROW 5-Hanuuen R , McDan01d W., Trehgcr 1,, Reete, D.. Oshermcm Tu Galen I Wlm A men's honorary wifh o serious purpose bu+ a Iighi' manner is Ulex. H is o spirifed organiza+ion composed of cH-nleies and nonvcH'defes who have served H19 UniversHy of Cincinno'H ?hrough fheir varied oct'lvifies. Ulex annually plays hos+ +0 0 group of orphans of a UniversHy sporfs event Each year +hey also pay fribufe +0 Hue baske+ball player of fhe year th a frophy. Besides supporfing H1959 proieds. fhe men pledged +0 +h'ls honor- ary hove H12 repu+a+ion of being some of Hue +op men on campus. The new pledges are welcomed wifh Hue words Ulex seleds which is in Hself a very grea+ honor. Page I32 Civil engineers. here is your goal! Chi Epsilon is. ihe comparafively new honorary 'For iunior and senior civil engineering sfudenfs. H was chartered cf +he UniversHy of Cincinnafi in fhe fall of I949 and has been ach've on campus ever since. Each year +hese men join wifh ASCE in sponsoring social ocfivih'es. One of +he mes'r ouf5+anding of +hese is His: annual Honos Hep in which all engineering honoraries pariicipc+e. A year of hard work can- miningI however, +he sc+isfcc+ion of a iob well done was culminafed by Co-Op Day for which Chi Epsilon provided several ou+s+anding exhins. ROW l-Berndsen, Ar, Harris, I.. Coomer, J. ROW 2;; Palmer, Rh Fry, Ju Wondmocher, C ROW S-BeckeH, EH Slime. B,, Orcguh C1H Fischer, G. 733., .mw '-: r ROW lande, N. Furry. E. Mel'zer G, Rake! K, Picker, W. ROW 2-Tenenhoflz. R., Men+inlL A,, Drvsdule G Wachs. 3., SmHh, E. McLaughlin L. Ruhn. E. ROW 3-D: Simian: A. Jugend. HH GGYKIHL A., Newberg I Nienuber. L,, Hel'thzlx R. ROW q-Erbermdnm K, Murray J Luhn. P.. Koism. J.. Grundy, L. Siflerlen, T. 51:; Kappa Wu Curious as +0 wha+ H1259 ohms, volfs. and electrons do? Well. +he person to ask is a member of Eiu Kappa Nu. For, +0 be a member of +his Elec+ricul Engineering Honorary. a man musf be in fhe upper fhird of his senior class. In order +o help +he men In their field of sfudy. Ba Kappa Nu had Freshman Orien+aHon and iusf fhis year organized a Fcctu 5+uden+ In+ercoordina+ion Commiffee, +0 which gripes of ihe sfudenfs are brought But. all was nof work! There were H13 Honos Hop Dance and fine Senior Parry. for a elecfricol engineering sfudenfs: +hese fesHvHies marked fhe end CH unofher boHing good year. Page I34 mu- -vv-nm-.- ' r ,1.- ROW luLucy, R. Flonnmgwertm P,. Bunfing. 1., Gash P.. Faulkner T. ROW 2-Consfun'ine. W., Hardhlg. 1., VWHerI R.- Whimscurver. A Herron. C. ROW 3-Homun, F. Ober, R. Thorpe. J, Htmvte! P Kirk. W, ROW diMessinqen R. Rae , L.I Frulich, C Radtkg L, Ernomoll, R Kmbucher. R. pa 7cm Sigma AHeMion all you men who are in +he College of Engineering with good grades and all-around ability! You are eligible fo ioin +he E+cs Chqpi'er of Pi Tau Sigma. a nafional mechanical engineering honorary. The business mee+ings ore m0n+hly and members are se1eded bi-annually. The iniiiuiion banqueis have always been huge successes. The Handbook award was be- s+owed upon ihe ou+s+anding sophomore in mechanical engineering. These boys mix a lo+ of hard work WM: 0 greuf deal of fun and come Up th the perfect combinoiion. It is easy +0 see why 1hese boys are campus leaders. Page l35 Quins; if; . .. . .. y'ui- KNEELING-wcyufonhh RH Shimer. T. TH-gey. T. GXendening, Eh Elsho , E ROW therhardr. L., F'xsh, C, Donnelly, 1,, Fasnachlh T,, Chommin, R. Scheuh R, Sleed, J, ROW 'Z-Geersh T,. Halfpenny Jh McGinni5, JH Hodgsonh H.. Isaacs, Rh Glaserh Xh, Meyer, F... Boyd, J., Bmmbergh H. ROW B-Rumundoh F., Aurnnsan, NI Ciipson. A,. Chumplin, IL, KeHoggh NH Schuuderh CM Hayes. R.. Gray. T. Fonlonese. A. ROW 4-Henderwn, Tn Wenick. W,, Smith. K,, Jacobs. G..Wi1Homs,W.. Redmond. D. Dickw'nsan. Hq Schqu, Mr, Beiz, F. ROW SiHossli, R., Du1embo, T., Wflliomsl Wu Foersfer. Sh Murfinh Rh Cupichb WH Ogle. Rq lrbyh G Scaea$ Since all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. +he college of Archi+eefure founded Scarab frofernHy. In I909 if was sfor+ed cd- +he Uni- versity of Illinois and in I929 came +0 Cincinnafi's campus. In order 10 be eligible, +he men musf hove cu scholosfic average of .B The purpose of fhis frcfernHy is f0 improve Archifecfure as a profession. The biggesf even+ of +he group is c shefch compe+i+ion which is held every year. This is looked forward f0 by all fhe s+uden+s in Applied Ads. Their mee'tings chord archi- +ec+ure men +he oppor+uni+y +0 compare common problems. and +0 add some social life in +he'nr heavy schedule. Page 13E: mu- spam Kappg Phi Epsilon Kappa is an honorary fralernily for physical and health educafion maiors. I+s members are seliecfed from Hie lop upperclossmen. Their sports equipmenf is Ieff behind when +hey come +0 l'he monlhly social meetings. The big annual evenl is +he awarding of a scholarship lo +he cu+s+unding undergraduafe in fl-1e 'Field of physical and heallh educafion. These boys mix bruwin wi+h brains and come up wilh o Jrerrific combination. The work accompllished by +his organization is visual proof lo fliose mis-informed people who +hink lhcl male Physical Educcfion maiors do nofhing buf play foolball. ROW 1iGeisen, P., Snyderl J, frelandl J. ROW 2-Holslein, J . Wilson. W., Clayfon, R. ROW IiNixonl Ol Krummel, P.. Laughlini J. pa 6114' 8724404 Our greol-grcndmofhers were no+ H'IE only ones who were pioneers. The girls of Business Adminis- +ra+ion and Engineering College are also brave and advenlurous. A+ firsl +hese Helds were open . only +0 mE-nl bu'r now women who invaded +hese fields are eligible for membership in PE Chi Epsilon. Their mosf imporlonl aciivify 0F Hue year is Hie awarding of scholarships +0 deserving girls of each class. These girls and fhose of Hue Co-Op Club join in giving a Chrislmus Open House. These girls are +ruly greaf leaders. ROW l-Campbelll E., Kiskr-Jr, Hi, Kluener J ROW IiBirnl Mi Gesel- brad , Di ROW SiCondomdial 1,, Engelkei E, Thompson, '3 Page l3? Wm9ama5Mamdqu. ..' BRIDGE GAMES. RUSH PARTIES. DATES, QUEEN CAMPAIGNS. CAMPUS ACTIViTIES. AND UNFORGETABLE SERENADES FILL EACH SOROR- The l95l rush season was inauguru+ed wiiI-u +hemes ranging from shoes +0 pink elephanfs. Acfives racked +heir brains for ski'rs and decorofions while rushees searched for 'small talk'. For two weeks abou+ 300 girls roamed Cliffon Avenue asking. Where do I go nexf? The rushees were wined. dined and given grand +ours of Hue houses wifh special u++en+ion paid fo +he hophy display. The pace was hectic for acfives and rushees: fhe die+ was far from wholesome. a cake here and candy rhere subsiihned for regular meals. CigareHes were offered +0 +hose who don'+ smoke and giris were briefed on Greek life. On Hue day of reckoning H1e some girls were welcomed wi+h open arms in+o the sorority of iheir choice wifhouf frodifional screaming of pasf years. Finally acfives and pledges alike se'Hied down +0 col- lege life. Pledge pars appeared and freshies were learn- ing Alpha, Befa . . . The puzzled looks faded and +hey smiled and said Now I am a sororHy girl . . . ITY GIRLS MEMORY SCRAPBOOKA Page l4l pan 94W Gounod Under H13 guidance of Mrs. Rupp. assisfani lo Hue Dean of Women. +he Pan Hellenic Council se+s +he pace for all the lady Greeks. Problems such as rushing . and scholarship averages keep fhese gals on +heir loes. This year lhey foolt on an exfru chore and organized informal rush. They also work hand In hand wiih Hue IFC an Greek Week-End and +he Sing. Represenlafives carry back +hese awesome judg- menfs +0 +heir chapfers 05, Pan Hel says . . ROW l-Cunek MM Hughes. Dl, Finn. P., Kreke, J., Fuldner, Nl OW 2-Hergel'. N.. Voicw, VA. Mneslu, 1.. WOlA Iocel P,, chn, H ROW S-Bokche, M., O'Relllvl P., Sander, Su Connolly, 3., Mntlhes. AM Stanley. J. ROSE M. RUPPl ADWSER ---ur 1 v - ..,.. palm-SMW $104449 gamed Sorry boys. we close a+ l0! Ever heard +ha+ sfory? Sod as it may seem +0 fhe boy and girl, if's H1e rule. The in+er-sorori+y house council. 0 body of represenlques from all H19 houses on campus. make Hle'lr own lows. The council was organized only c: few years ago and has made remarkable pro- gress. The sorori+y house girls were Jformerly governed by dorm rules and me iusfly proud of Hie new system. They solve such problems as quiet hours. +elephone limifs and Iafe permissions. Each year Huey hold a mee+ing 0F house m0+hers and residenis From every sororHy +0 help make fheir house more like home. ROW I-Hibargen M Carpenter, N.. Barmw. S ROW 2-Cumpbenr E. Homer. L. Brawn. G. ROW 3 Kreke J.. Savery' J. ROW 4-F0rmun, 0. Auburn, A. Carter, M Page I43 -HIJIT'II A' w ROW I-Poolinu, 5.. Connolly, 3 . Harper H,, Feiler J Tamer, Mrs., Derbes, M.. Kilsfein, A.. Klunen J. ROW 2-Br'lghum D., RheTnbold. D. Parken M., Maloney. Adams. P., Price, N., Knodel, M., Shawl! J.. Helming 5. Shnforlh. M. ROW l-Evuns. IL. Rauh. M., Re'rchle, .AH CaLHson, P. SLCyr, 1.. CoppenL Cr. Hamilton. Arnold, 1., Pfiesfen J.. Music A. ROW 4-Holl, V,, Pe'erson. Nu Duermit D.. Keyes, 1 Granzow, 5 . CampbeH. E., Ziegler, C , Roderen 1.. Paylen 5.. Hurig ROW 5-Grossrnunn. D Heinz R.. Tholi. E.. BrHl, M.. Young, J.. 1005a J.' Pnuulewell, L, Noylon M., Gerber, Ir, Frey. C. ROW 6- Springrnun1 MW Earning, Dewey, V Meehan. A., Blanch. 0.. Kincaid F, Muellen 5 Dugan, J. ?:?P Presiden+-Judy Feiler Vice-Presiden+ Harrie+ Harper Secrefary AnneHe Kirs+ein Treasurer ShirIey Poolino Founded af DePauw Universiiy in I885 Alpha DeHa es+ab1i5hed in I919 In Sep+ember l9 new pledges joined +he ranks of AX. The usual round of poriies and dinners filled +Heir calen- dar: buf Hwey were careful +0 refuin a balance, keep- ing +heir eyes on 'l'he schoiarship cup, in +heir possession for +wo sfrcighf years. Heap Big Chief said Carole Frey and HM; Alpha Chi's added onoH'aer SophOs irophy +0 +heir mane. The pledges were presen+ed ai +he Chrisfmas formal held in early December. In achH'ies. social and sthies fhe AX's never Iosf the glow of Friend- ship ihaf disfinguishes +hem on campus. ROW l McIrcI. M.. Barlow, 5.. Wallace. P. HulL Mrs. M., McNeely. B Thol'rlnmh S, 6,. Winn. J.. Henderson, L, Butke , K., Olssen, J ROW 3-Volk. M,, Hubun. A. Edwwds E. Funlce L., Deck, 6., ann, T ROW 5wkldtiillcm S, KnopL E. Mill: 0. 4-Rulcliff, N... Richeri, B.. O'Srien, M., HewiH, M., Beamer, V., Jenkins 5 , SYeTnle, P., Lev, D. Bodansleim H. Mark, E., Robertson. P. ROW 5-Hudson, 5., 14$th fleas pi Presiden+ Pa+sy Wallace Vice-Presiden+ Bonnie McNeely Secrefary ShirIey Bariow Treasurer-Shirley Thompson Founded cf Wesleyan College for Women I 85l Beia Pi Chapfer es+ublishedml935 A magic genie bIESsed +he ADPI's wi+h six+een new pledges. They siar'red righi info Hue whirl of freshman 'daze'. Firs+ on H19 agenda was a bang-up square dance wifh do-se-do's and promenades. Homecoming and sophos kep+ Hue gals busy un+il November. Win'rer brough+ a concen- JrraJrion of s+udies us Hue ADPi's hoped +0 refain their pledge scholarship trophy of '5I. The pledge Formal was held of H19 Copper S+allion in December. A mixfure of work and fun proved +0 be a successful +heme for +hese gals. Treyens. P Dayle B ROW 2-Hub9r, B, Booth PL. Knopf E., Dick, A. Sample, 8,, Ti1lar K, Tierney, F Duffy, M, Bruggqemunn, 1.. Rcrush J., Stiffrcln M. Vehr' Smith. S. Cufrighr. RN Sagel, C., Ryam L. V.. Ryan, P, Quinn, 1, ROW Page I45 24W Gamma $91k. Presiden+-Doro+hy Hughes Vice-Presideni-Aoyce Durban Treasurer Auda Sfeinkamp Secre+ary Joan Ahlers Founded 0+ Syracuse Universify I9D4 Alpha Gamma Chapfer es1ublished-l923 The Alpha Gems showed greaf spirH- in +heir campaign hr Sophos and in +heir hard work on +he flout In Odober, +hey had an old clo+hes purfy of which everyone had a good Hme. Thelr Pledge Formal in December and +heir Spring Formal were boih marvelous dances. They had many good fimes of fhe house where fhey gc+hered far gab and song fesis. They span? a Iof of fime on +hel'r project in help underprivileged and crippled children. As usual +he girls in Hue Chapter had a ferrific year. ROW I-AMers, J. Durban J. Daniels, Mm, Hughes, D. Sfefnkamp, A., Reusey. M. ROW I-Lewis A.. McCurfner, K.. Wiess. 3. Bauer. D.. McMillan A.. 1edford, J , H2139! N , Hammon. A Huckscl, J. ROW J-NOCIL 5.. Scherz, H. Siene. M.. Fern, K.. Ulmen N Baker. Mm Hauck. 3.. MerrTH. J. ROW 4-5cMesser1rnum N., Schewe. M., Weggeser. J Kuehneb B Beckman, C., KreumeXmeyerb J., WeTbbling N Schwarz, J. ROW SiFoy. L. Wooley. L Forman, Cw M'Iers Mu Wharf F. Doyen, L, Seuberf. R. Page I46 Alpha amicaan pi Presidenf Po+ F'Tnn Vice-PresideM-Ann Solzman Secre+ary M cry Bayles Treasureru-Joa n Morin Founded a+ Bernard Coilege New York in I897 The+a Eh: chqpier established in I929 Did you happen +0 see some fa+hers wiih AOPi pins on las+ fall? They had been made honorary members of Alpha OmEcron Pi 0+ Hie parfy given especially for +hem by +he girls. Every one enioyed hin-Iseht so much fho'r a foIIow-up Dad's picnic was held in Hue spring. Affer rushing. all fha girls sefHed down +0 Huel'r s+udl'es. They had a ferrif'lc +ime of exchange dinners and slumber par+ies. The pledge formal af +He Alms Ho+ei was a spec+cculcr event WHh +he hard work and Hue cooperah'on Hmf +hey received. +he AOF'i's had one of +heir besi years. ROW I-Bavles. M. FIan D., Lune Mrs. E. Salzman. A., Merin 1., Buehler. R. ROW 2-Haum P. Flsek. D., Tansey, KL Come, C Rothenbergl J . Goings, N., Funite, N. Siuizman, 5. ROW 37Ward, JW O'Reilly. P. Gerhardt l1. Hugebuich F. C.. Brown, C., Rogers R., Weben M. 3 i E a, ROW I-SeiierL J.. Lundberg. B. Wank, S, McHenry. H... Nocmnl A.. Kroeger. I.. Gufiuhr, A.. WTIIioI-nson. 5, HOW 2-Tyndull. 5,. Shururt J,. Lewis. P,. Laischa. C,, EllloHl 5., Moes'u. 1., Becker. 5.. Sewell. C. ROW 3 BurdsaH, 5., Hunison. 1., Brondhorsf, J.. Kent, 3., Limburg, NH Sievers. 3., Dieckmunn, A... Keuper, B. ROW 4- BueHinger. D.. Watson, 1.. Kleine, 5., Church 5., LoWrence. O. Hedges, HW Theler. CH Jordon. B. ROW 5-Fe55enden, 3., Hamillon. M. R., JerVis, M. A.. Fisher. Jr. Wursi, J.- Kuntz, 3.. Smilh. N.. Hurley, D. ROW E-RUSEEH, M, Irish. D, Homer. A. Homer. L. McGJIII 5. Meyer P.u Groff. L. Houston. M. exu- 0mg Presiden+ Murge McHenry Vice-Presiden+-lrmgurd Kroeger Secre+ary-Ann Gu'riahr Treasurer Shirley Blank Founded of University of Arkansas l895 Pi Alpha Chapfer in Cincinna+i es+ublished-19I3 The Chi 0': opened their rush season wifh +he songs of Hie Irish wuH'ers. They ushered in one of '18 gayes+ social years consisfing of pur+ies and dances. The +hird Chi Omega Revel was held in November c+ Casile Form. In early December +he Terrace Purl: Counhy Club was fhe scene of +heir pledge formal. They held +heir +radi+ionul spring Formal and elecied 0 Chi 0 King. This whirl d social life s+ill IeH- +ime For +he girls of Chi Omega in aid needy families wi+h buskefs 0+ holiday firne. Page I48 lbelta 3elfa fleda Presidenf-Joon Hock Vice-Presiden+ Barbara BiH'z $ecre+ary Shir1ey Holmes Treasuret Diana Bosinget Founded of Bos+on UniversHy in I338 Zeta Chapter esfublished in l892 Ain't Huey swee+ . Yes +his is what ran fhrough +he minds of H112 Tri Del+s when +hey infroducecl +heir new pledges +0 Hue Bearccf Campus. Jusf +he fype of sweefs men go 'For. as shown when Margie Reed was chosen mosf beauh'ful bruneH'e a+ ATO's Sweeps+akes. Even H1e sweef foofh of +he milifory was seen when Nui Noylor was selecfed +0 be Cadef Colonel. Plen+y of solid eafing was also pro- vided by Hue Tri Delfs, confirmed by +hose who u++encled +heir Dad's Day Supper. Founders Day Dinner. and Pansy Luncheon for Greek Seniors. ROW IHVOiQHY J Edwards. A.. Baer E., Binz. B HuHiduy. Mu,- Hod. L Hokmas, S, Tiameyer, C., N'xederheLrI-mm J. ROW vaane, C., Eimer, N.. Kirlley, 1.. Webb, l... De Cums: J.. Bulemeien M. Knighl, 3., Reach M., Diane , E. Bussert, N., Walker, L. Hofmannl J , Gilberi L. ROW J-Arnold 5.. EUEH. 3.. HUQhES. l, Bachier M. Nichols, J.. Chapman, 1., Cries, M., Heckle. M., Manis, 5.. Wiley. J,. Zfegler, N., Mc Afee. B. ROW 4-Klaushwg, D., Crondel1 V., WheaHev, J.. Howard. 5. Londmun, 3 . Seybolt G. Gueb, C.. McHugh, E. Mcuums J., Cochran, J.. Cclerrlcm N. ROW S-Bee'enm M.. Bauer E. Bieser, A Rhoades. H.. Knight 9., Word 3.. McKFnley. B.I Fink, A., Van Wagenen A. MavlorI Nu Pow'slev. S. .zm-w M'whlmw ROW l-BorceA P, Cones, M., Sunder. 5, Cooper, MIL, Rupp. L Freyiug C., Kicking. J. 242a 391a Presiden+-Sl1aron Sander Vice-Presideni-Lois Rapp Secre+ary-Cora Frey+ag Treasurer Marinn Walker Founded a+ Miami Universiiy I902 Xi Chap+er esioblished l9lb The School year of l95l-52 proved Hself +o be u very busy one for +he D. Z.'s. A? +he annual Founder's Day Ban- que+ Sharon Sunder was honored as +he mosf ou+sfonding senior girl. The night was quife a memorable one ?or +he girls as one of +he Founders, Julia Bishop Coleman. was present Delia Zefc is well represented in such organizaiions us Guidon. Are+e, Morfar Board. and W. A. A. In Decem- ber fhe pledge formal was held a+ +he Hofel Alms. Come June. many members plan +0 aHencl Hie Golden Jubilee in New Orleans. ROW 2 Chuse, 3., Jefleries. J , Thumus 1., Bradham 5,, Verran, A, Brasly, L. Johnson. C., Daubenbis, J. ROW J-Malsfall, L.. Baesch, F.. 'I'iersch H.. Schaenleldl 8., Foersten E.. Owens. E. Newboch P.. Barman. B.1 Meyers. V. Page I50 H F. , ,1 -L....-. 1 ROW. I-Dunn, Du Albersl J., Ernst, 3., Allisom Mn. ancc; N.. Auburn, A., chue, 0. Row Z-Rei, M.. Johnsfom M. Hogcm Bu Hagen, K., Benton 3. Pickering Er. Klng, l. Luufer. N . Aszmam J ROW 3-Crocker .anW Jacobs. E. SDIDUIL 3.. Shattuck, EH PachaL IL I I James P, Jones M,, Long, R, Genlrnph A. Bilfz, 5. Tuvlnn N. Taylor L. Reisner. 1.. Zinkhun. F.. Woodward L.. Main, V., Ruudebush, N.. Humiller, B KW mph 71w Presideni-Nina Joe Marucd Vice-Presiden'r Peggy Beniamin Secre'rary-Nuncy Bailey Treasurer-Mary Lynn Tucker Founded of DePauw Universify in I370 AIpha Tau chapfer esiablished in l9l3 Rushing off wifh fop honors 0+ fhe ATO Sweeps+akes +he Thefus began a year of fun and hard work. AHer Hue havoc of Homecoming and Sopho: subsided, +hey highligh+ed Hie firsf semesfer wH'I'I +heir pledge formal in early Decem- ber. If was held in Hue Glendale Lyceum with Vic Adkins Orcheshc. Exams found +he The+as pouring over +heir books wifh excilemen'r and iension. Slumber puriies and exchange dinners made Up a varied program 1hroughou+ 'rhe year. Be+ween ac+ivi+ies and school work H12 Tl'lehzs really had a whirl. ROW Mathews, J., Teach 3.. S-Vosrnen 5., HeinL 1., Planck, Mw Ecblce 3.. Niehus, J, VagelI M.. ROW 4- Espv. 1-. Page Hit ..a I'M ' nu. .. nu-n- r I'W l L. H; ROW l-GoerlemiHer, MIL, Schmfd, K. Scthmever, J , LcnreH J. Schuize, A, ROW 2--HoWy. Mu Duullon. PH Munro. H . Munrm J.I Ludwfg, N. Eiche, 1., Schmid, M. Srw'der J., Reinhard. L., Hunf. M. Lufz, M. ROW 3-Helnoch W. Webeler. W.l Hall. 3., HummoncL J., HemthL L Hort P., Hoimunn, V.. V'Vlllmn 3,. HicaH, 5., .AnspCIch M., ing. V.. DeSulvol 1.. Pug:- I52 . Luu. E, ROW 4-Miils. E. Haynes. L Schnauzer L. SchuHe. J.. McConechie N.. Hockmum N.. Carney, R. ROW 5-Wilsom B, Knechi. JI Muellea M., Gruenlnger 0., Meyer, J., Knoblaugm L. Merckle. P... Wise. C.I Wellr A u 1' K Prasiden+-Margcref Huss Vice-Presiden+--Ru+h Schmid'r Secrefcry Joann Schildmeyer Treasurer Jane+ Bur+ Founded a+ Virginia S+a+e Normal School in IBW Omega Xi Chap+er es+ablished in I9I3 The K.D.'s laid ou+ fheir paH'ern for a happy, success- ful year and followed H' closely. A whirl of odivii'y insianfly engaged Hue Kappa Del+s. wiih open houses, formuis and parfies consfonfly bobbin info view. Inferwoven wifh Hais gay social life, +hough. was plenfy of work. U. C. Rides High. +he slogan for fheir frophy winning float iudged 1he mos+ beaquul. could be ol+ered +0 say K. D. Rides High. which sews up in a few simple words fhe Kappa DeHs' feeling abou+ H1eir year. Presidenf-Non Fuldner Vice-Presiden+hleanine McCue Recording Secrefury- 5aIIy Newell Treasurer Margaref Thompson Founded Monmou+h College 1870 Beh: Rho Chupier es+ablished I914 Affer a hectic +w0 weeks of rushing, H1e chapfer seHled down +0 0 full year. AHer winning H19 Sing Trophy for +wo consecque years. Hue Kuppas were defermined +0 win H' again and give H a permanen+ home. Chris+mas Found fhem preparing for iheir Pledge Formal and a pur+y for under-privileged children. The Tri DeHs. Thefas. and Kappas Combined forces +0 give a formal in H19 Spring. The Show and Jeans party for fhe Acfives 0nd Alums was a greu+ success. All In all, +he girls of Kappa Kappa Gamma had an excifing year. low l-thmpson. M., Shnley, Cw MCCUE. L, FuldIIEF N.. Hulvcrsen, Mrs. k. Carpen'ef, N., NeWell, 5.1 WhiV'e C., Snyder. J. ROW 1-Kress. P.. Oespef. G.. Simons, C., McNurI-IeeI J.. Smiih, C, 592ckmon. Ju MHler, E., Moeller, 1., KleesuHei, L Chenowefh. D. Vanderhew'd, B Schubert. 1.. Mosfer. L. MFHfgcn. P. ROW 3-Ebersole, 5., Sirohmenger, C., Hartman. J.I Fussif, A Miller, 9.. Keller' M. A., Gingehch J , Meyers. C L, WrighL B. 1,. Fox'g. 1.. Bidlingn'leyver IL Mali. C2,. Draka D, ROW 4-Zimmer, CL Kemp, J Ryclin D., Slaley. 5 . Hogam E., Sloll. P.. Duffy M, Cruse, C., W025! F.. Shorten 8., Franck. E., Shem. K., Caqull- Elder, B. ROW S-Robzrts P., Campugnu. R.. Grischy, 1., Rain. V., Hayes, A.l Mesiinger, L, CarsI A, KHng C,I Tiffany. C Boyen N,. Sranlay, L. Dieckmann, B, Hommalrmh, S, Mason. J. - vmw' Puge l53 ROW l-Dinm L.I Behrendh AH Acre : Mrs. R.. Weiner, I. Stillpass, B.I Had , M. ROW 2 Gidney. Vu Grubbs. M . 5chul1ingen J., SOarnbach. M . LeVine, M.. Cohan, 5.. Mandel, 1., WhHe, l. ROW 3-Lee J., Schucur'. D.. Goodman, Jr, Ziv. F , Appel, J., Shuper, AH Busnh, 3., Yeager. N. ROW 4-L9vy, C.. Levine. Jr. Ungur, LW Iyer. B, Weiner. D, Fogah B Cohen. R, Klebanou. M, Sim 5259M: 7:214 Presiden+-Ileen Weiner Vice-Presiden+ AiIeen Behrend+ Secrefury-Corol Hoerz Treasurer BeverIy S+illpuss Founded 0+ Cornell UniversHy in I9I7 Epsilon Chap+er es+ablished in I927 This year +he S. D. T.'s begun a busy seascm 0F work and 'Fun early in Hue Aufumn. Sixieen new pledges decided +0 Travel wi+h S. D. T. A new mcsco+ named Snubb was added +0 bring ioy and Iaughi'er. Rewards were reaped. as Hm girls could proudly claim in +he'lr ranks members 0f Guidon, Women's Senafe. Union Board and +ribunals. Re- membering +ha+ all work and no play makes June a dull girl, H19 5. D. T.'s planned several informal padies and open houses which ended wi+h H19 Spring Formal. Page 154 ROW I-Kuhlman, IL KoegeL J. Schoelwer. M., MchIff MM Beck. Mm A.. Iaymr, C.. Blesi, M. A. Hibarger. M. E.. Bessel J. E, ROW 2-Weber G, MgNeH Bucher' A., Walsh M.. Bradley. 6.. Grever H... Boneum V7. Heiducher. H.. Taphorn. N. Murrer. 1L. Buefhet. J.. Weber 1. ROW 3-Lung, V.. GuH'i'ng. 'J. Leary. Bare. 1,, Honlon, 1., Tnpmoellen 5, Cannon. Mu LaBan M. L., Lewe, M. 1., For'eou;, A., Moran. M, A, ROW a-Trice. P, A,. F'uelrmah M, L,. Quinn. 6,. Schmm' Rush, J., Dneker, E.. Duggam E.I Danahy. N.. deCDurcv N, O'Keeha P., 51runk.P., NieporPe, J. ROW kkhmih. L.. Birkenbeil. H., Koerner, K., Shannon: Guusepohl, JkI Poplen, P.. StrybeL C... Hunlan. 5., Poole, M., Hofmann. Gr. Baische, MH Donnelly. M L, 74m plu- mph Presideni-Madelyn McGoH Vice-Presiden'r Marion Schoelwer Secreiary CaroI Taylor Treasurer-Mory Hibcrger Founded af Universi+y of Michigan in I9II Epsilon chop'rer founded in I9II The Thefa Phi's opened +he'lr fall rushing th a perfume +heme and 25 pledges fell under H1e spell of Chanel No. 5 . They were rithy proud d ibeir new pledges when Margie Foote was chosen mosf beaui'iful and Ibby Shannon, +he ATO Sweepsfakes Girl of '5!. Every one on campus 'looked. and saw' +heir candidate for Sophos. as +he Theia Phi's carried ou+ a magazine Theme. Befween siudies and ucfivi+ies. fhey scheduled many parfies and +wo successhl formals. The Theia Phi's claim Hm? +his was +ruly Hleir year. i .mF'F'JP 391a 70a 1442.114 Presideni-Riiu Jenkins Vice-Presidenf DoroiI-Iy Nielander Secrefury-Ginny Schulhe Treasurer-Carol Koes+er Founded Virginia Sfafe Normal College I898 Alpha Eh: Chapter ins+alled I92I The Z. T. A.'s began anoiher busy year wifh a social calendar chucked full of excHing evenfs. Early in Ociober H19 pledges shone in +he A. T. O sweepsfaltes when +hey won +he +i+les of The Bes+ Figure and Shor'tesf Girl. Soon. +hereaf+en Summi+ Hills was fhe scene of 16E? pledge formal. Once again H'n's year compeHHon rose among frai'ernHies for +he +iHe of Zefo Piedge Prince. Cal- ifornia Here I Come became quHe popular among +he Z. T. A.'s. for H115 year +heir convenfion i5 01' PosadEna. ROW -Koes'er. C, Wilschger, M Quinn. PA Jenkina, IL, Delurk. Mrs R Nidander, D.. Reiienaur, M.. Templut, 1.. Eden J. ROW ZiLaBale. NH Cadman. L. Garnutz, M., Engelkq E Hebeshell. 8, MiHer. 1., Forbes, M.. SusserI R.. CYHcIru, 3.. Sx'glen P.. Spindler, N,, Chm : J . Hughes, J. ROW 3-Thnrnbury. M. UV'recM, M., an25, M. Armandroff, 1., Men, S. J.. Richardsom G. L, Martin. E.I Scheuermunm N.l Lingo, J.. Beets, J. Curglll, C., Sine, C. ROW FSL Clair. M l Ranben K. Heinlein. J , Beuflel. 5., Mueller, L.I Kiefer, M., Toepferf. M., Barker. 0., Laughfim M., Harrison, M., Norris, C.. Savery, J. ROW S-Maflhes. Au Phipps, F, McGae. M, McGhee 6,, Saberfon. H, Svmhmnm C Nelson. B Beigel. M , Mohlmom TH carver, MW Lefler. D, Page i56 chianan Presiden+-Jucqueline Schmidf Vice-Presidenf-Shir'ey Schwoll SecreforyeChorloHe Condiu TreasurereAlice Twidaie Founded a+ UniversHy of CincinnaH I929 Wi+h sighs of regret Triunon sororHy wa+ched +he year of l95l-52 pass info +he annals of hisiory. They had. however. pleasanf memories cnt fheir ncHonal convenHon and We Founder's Day Banquet Two of fhe fradifional affairs which will be long remembered were fhe MoHIer- Daugh+er Tea and +he Senior Banquet The girls campaigned vigorously for their Sophos and Prom queen ccndidafes. Besides halting part in campus ac+ivi+ies. fhe girls of Triunon comple+ed +heir year by exchange par+ies wifh WGS and UMAC. 1 Row e-Erickmn, L. Marcum. A,, wa'dnde, A, Schm'xdi. Je. 5nhwall. 5e. Kisker, H.ROW EaPruM, M . Levye l, Nelligon, MH Bauere De, Harrise MH Murfin, L, Carmr. a J., Smifhe L. ROW E-Boksenbam, FH Nesier, J., Michel, 1., ArmenV'o. C., Burch, Hk. Schleicher. N.. Schm'xdfe R, Regan, P. Wovmhe. C. a I Page '57 a - I KEV!!! H- 1: ROW l-Chrisfman. J., Crawford. JH Eugbn VH Pfennigwarih. 1w Marshalln Mu LidelL D. ROW 2-Childs. EH Junesn Jn, LidelL C3,, Hartley, .5... Owensn Mn. Swainn l3H Schnqken MN Doermann 8. ROW Jvaennigwerlh, P.. Granvn RH Cary. CH AHenou. RH Oldrieven RH Newburgh, JH Clarion P., Wurlemucher, J. ROW 4- Schneider. Ww Befmesche, B.I Purcell. JW Fleming. 0, Malcolmn 0., Perry, 5,, Day. C., Spoiih. M. ded'ian a; ?mlqzemfent Siam Presiden+-Lowell McLaughlin Vice-Presiden+-Delic Udell Secre+cry-Eilean Childs Treasurerh-G. W. Fleming AIS wenf all ou+ on campus Jthis year. They sfrove f0 develop +hose qualifies essenfial is a well rounded life and leadership in achiHes. Hm: aHempfing +0 fulfill 1heir pur- pose of promofing Hie dignify and abiliiy of +he inde- penden+ s+uden+s on campus. Paul Cluyfon. one of i+s new members was chosen mod +ypicol freshman boy . and Jrhe female con+ingeM in burlap oHire carried away We Float frophy for mos'r humorous. They held many gala pariies +his year. A Pufches parfy. HaHowe'en cosfume. and Chris+rnus parfy were only c: few. The girls also Co-sponsor- ed +he WGS win+er formal held In +he Union in December. Page ISB fbell'a Sigma. 7M6 Presiden+ EdHh Colzie Vice-Presiden+ l1eHo Kendrick Secre+ary-Ru+h Brown Treosurer-Joan Calmeise Jabberwuck! No. H115 isn'+ double +clk. bui Hue name of H1e variety show given in Toff AudH'orium and sponsored by fhe Delfcs. Af 'H'Iis Jabberwcck. various deserving girls in +he cify receive scholarships. Delia Sigma Theft: was organized in l9l3 0+ Heward UniversHy. soon followed by H13 organizah'on of ihe The'fa Chapfer of UC in I920. Foilow- ing fhrough wiih +he idea of ihe Jobberwack-Jrhere is cerfcinly plenfy of variety in +he life of H19 DeHos. They mcinioin a scholarship fund on f'ne UC Campus. known as ihe BeHy Hull Memorial Fund. and some 01 fheir ach'vifies include a charm school. dances, parties. and fees. And so Delia Sigma Thefo. a sororify of women wi+h like po+en+iali+ies and dedi- ca+ed +0 +he some ideals and purpose. con+ribu+es +oward a weH-rounded campus life for H: members. ROW l-Moretund. D.. Collie, E ROW IgBrOWm R. Colmeise. J.. Iheriom J Him WQWBWWW ' A' E f '1 '4 r: ll HA k1 '.'.'. . AFTER DINNER GREEKS JOIN IN A BULL SESSION A FAST GAME OF HEARTS, A SONG CIRCLE. A FRIENDLY CHAT WITH THEIR HOUSE Beginning wi+h 1he second week of Sep+ernber. Hue opening dale of rushing. +he Greek males really began rolling. Beer parties, picnics, bonquels. and slugs were all provided by H19. I3 fraferniiies on campus for Hue incoming mass of new freshman men in fhe hope of luring prospec+ive pledges in+o +he Greek lolcl. Wi+l1 +he close of rushing over 400 men had been decked uuf in pledge pols and shiny new pledge pins. Then. offer a comparuiive lull while +he brofhers readiusied +hem- selves. the Greeks were OFF again whirling in flue social maelsirom cosiume parlies. Thanksgiving dinners, Chris+mas dances. Pledge formals. ef al. all +9 be cli- maxed by flue Greek Weeltencl held in laie March and +l1e ln'l'er-fralernil'y Sing in May. Page- ibl 9mm 6W Mos+ of fine ac+ivifies of +he men's Greek leHer organizafions on campus are co-ord'lnufed by H'Ie UC ln+erho+erni+y Council. which is composed of hire repre- sen+o+ives from each frcfernHy on campus. Wifh WiHred Wolfgang as president and Dean Alderman as faculfy adviser, UC's IFC. as +he organiza+ion is popularly known. had as H5 main proieds Hal's year, H19 sponsorship of H19 annual Greek Week- End and Hwe In+erfra+erni+y Sing. - 1.11.1! ROW l-Mugill. D. Chesveem JI WaHgong, W, AMEN; G Honven P. ROW Z-Tooley, M. Hegel. Jh Pease, F2, Dian, R Taylor, D Le Danni; A ROW 3-Wheelwrighh J. Feinuuen V , Harrcm CL. Fonfanesm A-. Schmidt. W, CudwaHuder, R., Clemams W. ROW d-Nitkerson, G.. Newton, L, mmsr, H, C'utmdfellcw: Ru Peartel 5., lemver, P, Smith, R WM. ALDERMAN. ADVISER ' w-wr$ g ROW l-Keyes. P... Weddell. C.. Rinehuri. W.. RudoH. E. Green, L. Kirk, T.. Tamer M. ROW 2-Uord, 1., Rogers. FL Hummer, R, Morse, 'l'. Dougheriv. IL Molar, 0.. Casing T ROW 3-Schrcfh. J, Lockhurh H., Thompson, C. Rice D, Fenian D., Whiiucer, G. Burns D.. Squilcmfi, D. ROW 47$:hrader. J. Burieau M. Burnboun, D.. Osfler. W., JEN, IL Hubbard. D , Shilser, H.. Teff. H ROW 5 Duni1an, H., Glm D. Amspnugh J , Erunner, J. Ruperl. Ii. Rent: C, Reynold; DA Randall, W. I ' I I Jimi'BwAH ' Presidenf WuI+er Ibele Vice-Presidenf-Charles Waddell Secretary-Marion Tooley Treasurer-AJames Lloyd Founded 0+ +he Universfiy of Michigan in I904 Cincinnafi Chupfer es'lablishecl In 1929 Jusf as school sfarfs o busy year of work and s'ludy. ii +00 sfuris an acfive fra+erni+y life. Acacia breezed righ! in+o rushing WM: a bevy of spirifed parHes, including a Tramp Pariy. hayride. and gef-foge+her wiih Phi Kaps. A+ Homecoming Hie Acacia men did a good job of aHempf- ing +0 clean up wi+h +heir Eureaku Sweeper. Wi+h winfer came Chris+mas. and wi+h Chrisimos came +he Pledge For- mal. Affer Exam Biues. +here come H1e Valen+ine Pur+y, Founders Day Banquet and Spring Formal. Yes. a very busy year, bu+ a deligh+ful one. Page l63. J W W 1?; ROW l Rieh1, G , Read, Dr Kimmang L Kehlmeierl R, ROW 2 Hex'Hmm'uJI T. Feclse IL Ryan, J., Martin, K. ROW 3-Smifh, R., Busch D. , Hulsfenburg R.. Woggener, S. NC 1. . 141th ngm plu Presideni-Leroy Kimmons Vice-Presidenf-Richard Kehlmeier Secre'rory- Do n ny Reed Treasurer-George Riehl Founded Yale Universify l345 Beta Sigma Chapfer established I947 Wi+h a comple+e1y redecorated house fo gree+ all who visifed. +he Alpha Sig's sfor+ed +he year off th fheir bes+ foof forward. AHer a shor+ res? from +he vigorous lob of cleaning and paiang. they en+ered ini'o ihe year of s+uclies and ac+ivifies wi+h spirit +0 be admired by all. Mixing fun wifh work, +he Alpha Sig's had an enioyoble Hme 0+ +heir Founder's Bonquef given every fall. Anofher annual affair was +he Chrisimas Pcrfy. of which H19 fel- lows go+ +heir reward for a job well done. Poundsfone, J,, Pashalis, A. Marris W. Brady Miss P., Ches'een, 1,, Slegmun. T. Sfegmon' C. DeWeese G, ROW 2 Dunakin P LvHe J. RiddXe. 0., Hoefnen D., PhiHips, 1., Broz, M. Boosmld 9 Krovccheck J., Kquer, L Kilen D., Behyrner, W ROW JiCIurkr W RGWIunds R, Eqmn M., Gamble H . Grant 3., BoeHgbr, R. Shumuie. 0.. Pilot 0., HeHe. J. ROW 4iSmFHL T Boyle H., Hagen A, Loughry, 0., EcIIon F McElruvy. R., Ashbroulg 5,. Cobb F Sharpnclck. L Gresham J. ROW S-Gruefer J O'Reilly, 1., Janes E Burgelt L Harris, T. Rich. R Huger 5,. Franck. J. Hougher Odenwuldf. P. ROW 6 Schum E Cook T, Bloney H, Schoelwsr. J,. 6203, IL Wilson. J. Bn'ggs. M. Fullermn 5 . Marcel, T-. Healhe! R I ROW l-Wiegond D Ledanne. A, IL, L- 41,146,; 74; amega Presidenf-John Chesteen Vice-Presiden+-Edward Lawyer Secrefory Gordon DeWeese Treasurer WaI+er Morris Founded of V. M. I. in I865 Delia Lambda Chapier esiablished in I922 Cheers of aniicipafion and +rfumph rang Hmnugh Burne+ Woods as S+an Kenfon and June Chrisfy selecfed the cam- pus beuufies 0'; H113 annual ATO Sweepstakes. This high- ligh+ by no means shaHered +he haditional ATO French Nighfclub Parfy. Added +0 H18 numerous social evenfs were +he specfaculur Chris+mas formal and +he gain Spring country club dance. Early In +he spring H18 boys fumed fheir +alenfs +oward pfcms for fine Sigma Sigma Carnival in hopes of again winning +op honors. Page H55 m! Presiden+-Jol1n King Vice-Presiden+ Puul Hoover SecreforyuSec. l-Gerald Stone; Sec. II-Hurold Miles TreasurerwSec. I-Elwood Abney; Sec. II-Rober+ Dean Founded 0+ Denison Universiiy I9I7 CincinnaH Chap+er esfublished Wlb The men of ACC spen+ cm acfive year on campus. They could be found par+icipa+ing in Hue in+ramurcls and ou+sh1nding campus acfivifies. Honoraries selecied severai ACC's, rewarding +hem $or +heir scholasfic endea- vors. Despi+e +he +ime spen+ on s+udies and uciivi'ries. Huey found Jrime for a gala socic'l IHe. Tradi+ional formals were held in Hue fall and spring 10 +he delighi' of all con- cerned. Elections and campaigns broughf +he name of American Commons Club before +he pubfic. Al+oge+her +his spelled a good year for ACC. ROW h-Gihsom C, Mileg. H,, Hoover. P,, Yoder, L. King. JH Srane. CL. Clausing. R, Morrisl R, ROW 1-Dean. IL, S?Ephens R,. Roseberry. IL Fellwock, C.. Helhmam W, Kesseh J., Kurfisi L.. Linkenhoker, R. Kuizenmeyer, W. ROW 3 Ruehlmun. J.. Chub. J.. Denhum, RH Frummer, PH Gray, IL BFclel, K. Hiddm J.. Klopp, W. ROW 4-Abney K. Fosler, 6., Rines, R. Kcvuuras, G. Adlard. 5.. Brueslle, D.. Allison, C Rude, D. ROW 5 5fiIes M. Layer, J. Guernsey 1., Wisemun. W, Kennedy, R, Allardme, W, Lowrie 3., KeEdel, W Page lbb Beta 71:91.7, pa Preslden+ Louis Newlon Vice-Presiden+--Gene Nickerson Secrelary-Clare Reesey Treasurer Elroy Bourgrcl Founded Miami Universify l839 Bel-a Nu es+cblisl1ed I890 Wooglin's Boys siaried Hue school year wi+h a bang up rush season highlighl'ed by +he dedicufion of a new High? 0? s+airs. The comforfable home on UniversHy Cour+ con- tinued +0 house ifs Jrrciclilionul group of ouislqnding young men including numerous football players who were seldom seen and an impressive group of alumni who responded eagerly +0 all free meals. Be+a Nu responded generously +0 fl'le communlly needs by keeping up her membership in Hue armed forces. They also sang and won some ofhlefic cups. ROW l-Gregg. R1 Douglas, F., Bourgrufl E., Nercn, L., FavrceH, Mrsr. Nlclersonl 0., Burkar'l 1.. Maull, IL. Forbn'gerl W. ROW 2w-8i5hop BH Karshl C., LePereI E... Sundqu'ixi, P., Ruse, D., Lumley, L.. Brulnn, D,, CriHendanl Bq Waltz, T1 Young, R., Brown, J. ROW 3-Shives, L Mealan, J. Crnrner. 0,, Eoldwln. 3i. Rnecel Ru Ecklen EH Guerlngl J.. Kennedy. Eu Hicks, 5.. Meier, H. ROW 4 AIemnder, L, Pusflerl JH Woolfunl JW Ryder, R.. Rape, PW Wuulun. W., Goepper. BH Price. 5., Pequigncf, R.. Cancilla, J. ROW S-Aichele, R., Marfz, G.. Shoemaker. 3., Barberl WA, Lnbih. 8., Ainsworlh, D., Decalur. J.. Koenigl Rm Cotderl D. ROW 6-Hendrick- sun. 8.. Weaver, 1., Oneniohn, T.. chhs. L Rank. 3., Goskill. 1., Hepp. B.. Condom J.. Crosser, Wl l. J ' Ill I W F l '- 1 a Page lb? a ROW l-Buqby. J., Ec'lceH C,, McDonald W , Berlclge K., Hunaver, RA, Shuncfwch N.. Fersler. A.l Wolfe, R., Knh! IL ROW 2-Wil1ard, R., Rossw' G Morfino, M,, Pardini, R., Langenbuhn, R., Reed J . Ruuh. 5. Remit!!! 1A., Edam F. ROW 37Weber. F.. Zaiicek. '1. Sand R Korns, R., Hunsalten R., Reinhard, R. Keel, L., PisanellL R Gerhardt J. ROW 4-Cor!sonl R., Best R.. Spears. K.. Kuemuz R Chillinski. J., Muhlhofer, F., ConneHy Ru Tracy L, Malia. A. Godlewski. S ROW 5, Racfliff, C... Gesf' H., Kaiser, D., Rifchey. W Wheeler DH West R., Preston. D,. Beneihum. 0,, DeVaux, D ROW 6-Niebering. P Frazer' R.. Cudwvlladen R . PRcker- Eng. L., Kleine. W.. Cullenb G. Earnes, 1., Dickersom R., Halves B. fbelta 7cm fbdta Presiden+ Dick Hanuuer Vice-Presidenf-Nick Shundich 5ecre+ory Dick Wolf Treasurer Ken Berioge Founded Befhany CoIlege l859 Gamma Chcpfer esfoblished I909 The Delfs. bousfing many varsity foofbcll players and HM; Baskei-ball Trophy. mainiained +heir usual u+l1le+ic repu- fafion H115 year. Trophies 'For 'H'Ie mos+ humorous H00? and Kompus King were placed in +heir new humming room. The Jefferson Avenue boys enieriained sororHies by invi+- ing whole chapiers +0 dinner at +he Delia Shel'rer in- s+eod 0F having HIe usual exchange dinners. Oui of +his World formal; and beer parfies filled +he social scene. All combined +0 make an eventful year for DeHa Tau DeHa. Page l68 ROW l-Turner. R, Fonmngse. A. Wondruff. T SrDI'L J, Magil. D,, Wright D., Chi, Comer. W, Sfocklon, E, Watson IL, Mathews, P. ROW ELPDsJL-mh'no l1,- Cordrev. J . DisfeL D.I Sampson, W.. Mariani, D.I Radar. W., Frederick, 1., Jones, J. Voelker, J, Argo A. Foe. R., Murphy, J. Sucx'enc, 0 Row 3- Clipson, A., Path, L Biunchi, A Budke. C Wfllicms. R SchoeHmer. D.. Lewis. R., Jercher, J. Howe E, Wfrm'M F. Muan, Jr J., ?etersonl A. ROW 4 Dr'wggs, H. Burris R., Lcn-nb R CcHey D.. Himes H., Young G., ALlen, ll. Reurdon, Tu Wheelwrighi. J, Arimun, R Taylon B. ROW S-Adalsperger, W. EaHeane, J. Haddud. A. Rogers, K, Spence, FL WFeheN S. Murkuiuni, R.. HofFerOh, 8.. Lehmerer, A Arnold 1.. Crane J. mum'h-F' '-: .4. J '5' famdcfa 61;; rqlplm Presidenfr-Ed Sfocldon Vice-Presiden+ Jack Wheelwrighf Secreiary-Dave Mug? Treasurer-Tom Fredrick Founded 0+ Bordon Universify I'n I909 Gamma Gamma Zefu esfoblished In I9Ib Boasfing fhe Iarges+ number of chap+ers of u nofionol frat +he men of Lambda Chi were proud fo receive +heir nafional scholarship cup. They also added a Sigma Sigma and YMCA cup +0 +heir frophy case. Plans have been laid for a new house. and cm exiensive fund-raising campaign is in progress. Public relafions were given a boosf as Hwy carried on on infer-chapfer spor'rs wi+h +heir brofhers from Miami. Margie Naylor. Whi+e Rose 01 Lambda Chi. helped +hem s+age many successful parfies +hroughouf +he year. Page I69 w ' -H ' - ... . . , .,,.,- .,, ,.;,, '---,- -gmwnm- 1' Wu' Edie 71:91.2 Presiden+-Jack Drake Vice-Presidenf-Tom Pufnam Secrefory-John Herold Treasurer-Dick Miiche Founded Miami UniversHy I848 Ohio Them Chapfer ins+alled IB98 Shor'Hy offer rushing. +he Phi Delfs sponsored a carnival open house for H19 new Greek pledges on campus. lfs suc- cess has made if a fradifion as oufsiunding as +he dinner before Hue Chrisfmus formal and the Skating Parfy in Homilfon. Tea dances. housewarmings. and beer parfies confribu'red +0 0 full social program. lniramurais invaded H19 spor+scene. and +he Phikeia band led +hem on +0 many vic+ories. The Phi: proved +heir prowess I'n campus polifics by inking many high OH'ICES. H' was surely a banner year for fhe wearers of +he sword and shield. KNEELING-Schonzle, IL Srreibig G. Lighibody. J, Cream. J.. M'nnggs T.. Brennan, V7, Schmidt J.. Schwenker, C. ROW I-Sotoll J.. Kennedy, T. Kant; J.. Miir chcll, R HerolrL J.. Drake. J., Pulncmm T., McCoy. T., Neumun, R., AHurd, A.1 Shomberg C. ROW 2-Eichs?ud!. T. Shmruck, IL Woodworth, TH Welling. 6., OIHL R., WHL L Meisfer. L Wagner, H. Neutrnun, R, Mflls, D, Dickmum F., Siebor, 0., AIFOFCL J. Condurodis, P. ROW 3-52Tm. JH SchuHm CH Siurmann, C.I Grcnbo 3., Mania, G Brown, EL, Frfend, W,. Tierney, 6 Ludwig, M, PmHnar, R7, Hordem K.. Aufdetmorsh. Cr Suler, T, Roman. J-ROW 4-Yerlteson. 0,, Horgan. 0 , Longnuker, J.. Wiester. C., Chance, M., Brown, E. Budig 0., Cnrw Cw Purely, J. Purely L Hanna; D., Easfluni J, Reekers, D. ROW 5-Duff. J.. Sifcrs, 1,. Kunfl, J.. Kulde F Musier, 5.. Bade D., Tielney R., Young, R., Bishop, C., Sundermann, J Gaht R.. Meriem D. Kirchrrluier Y. ROW b-Julmson. M.. Siocks L.. WorrTclL L Wood C7. 51.:hoeler W, Seldcn, RV BoudineL T, F'clgner 0. Meyer. RN Meaghan K.. Wasmer C Hughes, W Ahrens, G., Chapman, T. Page ITO 1A....- u...- . ROW l Mehler P7, Niehaus, I Tecca, R., Smilh, R., Vonderwische. J CuHen, Ju Bernens, Hr, Hcgeh J,, Kuecha, N, ROW 2 Schmge. D Patric: S.- Murrissey. W., Shuul. Jr Mar, J. O'Connell, 1., Van Leunen, T., CDWunonni, Pw Guisefsk?I 3., Wulct Ru Spalo, R. ROW 3-Huber'r, 1., McGurry K. Dante Ju Rina. F. Simmons, F., Flynm W. Aeberle, R. Wokh, J.. Muenig E Galvin D. Mc'xrow 0 ROW 4-Jszthns 1 Buchwalder. R, Guw'n. Jr Leppart. W Manet A., Pack, W Udrey W., ' Horhg M., Weseli, R. Cunard. R, ROW 5-Detlrruar 3., Polmrny. K. Glendorf. F . Ringer, D,, Zimmerle, D Herfle'm, C. Thul IL Skunk, P. Herbert, W. E Presiden+wBob SmHh Vice-Presiden+-John Hegel Secreiary-Richard Teccc Treasurer-Harvey Bernens Founded a+ Brown Universify in I839 Omicron Chapfer esiablished in I925 Af 1419 end of a successful period of rushing, +he Phi Kup's found fhemselves with +hir+y-f?ve mew.r piedges. One of +he gayesf rush evenfs was +he colorful Parisian par+y held in he ufmosFJhere of gay. romantic Paris. Climaxing pledge acfivHies was the +radi+ional pledge formal held oi SummH Hills in early December. Hightighiing +he new year was a spirifed parfy given on New Year's Eve. Near Hwe end of +he year +he boys haveled io anoH-rer Ohio campus for flue Annual Founder's Day Banquet Page I?! 3: I ROW J-Kennew H, Scheedermeier. J. Fisher G Gebhardl, R.. Mulhews. Mrs. R.. Gaodfellaw, RA, Eeaf, J., Brockmeier, R. Puncuka J Murdock, V, ROW 2 51out W.. Funk, T. Schneiden E., Dorsal, 1., Fundilidis, P Shohboch L Reinurk. 5- MON. T. Meeks. IL ?EPers, R. Uiskev E. ROW 3-Johnsfon, L,, Sintu C.. Haley, K., i Millen H., Brant R, Smith. 0., RennurcL J , Feldmlller. EL. Ample 5., HOUSE, C. ROW 4-vPecsek L Jcohns D.. Palier G.. Zimmermunm R Funke, D . Dodgen H.. I NTederlehner, F Krupp, R.. Drugsef T.. Border, G. ROW E-Van Hcaulen J. Maroudas, C., Weissmum 0 Linkins! 3.. Van Zoercm J.. Roehger, FL. Tupman. J. Perkin- son. W., Gunder'r'ncm 1., licmls J ROW 6 Johns1on, D., Heel: H, Wright, R., BiHmarm. R,. Kulrenhuuwr. R SH-feHen. T. Arnold. D, Dorsey. R Pulfenbcrger. EI Tucker, R, . Presiden+-Richard Gedhard+ ViceiPresiden'rARon Goodfellow Secre+ary-Richard Bear Treasurer George Fisher Founded Universi+y of Virginia I368 Alpha Xi Chupi'er esiablished I9I0 Rushing became a memory,- pledging ended for unofher Sepfember: and once again PiKA assumed i+s role of campus prominence. The large pledge class +eomed with +he adives in building a grand homecoming Hoot premed- ing guy par+ies, and having a good +ime in general. While main+cining high academic siundnrds. +he Piltes s+ill found +ime for many exfro-curriculur ucfivifies. The men of ihe Garne+ and Gold proved once more +ha+ Hue righ+ mixture d work and recreaHon produces +He mosf enioyable col- lege life. Presidenf-Rulph Dovidow Vice-Presidenf-Melvin Bernhuu+ Secrefary-Arnolcl Peck Treasurer-Leonard Grossman Founded of Yale Universify 'In I895 Ohio Nu Chapter esfoblished in l920 When pledging formolHies were over, he Pi Lambda Phi's found +hemselves wi+h a long lisf of ocfivi+ies ahead. Their unique Homecoming Pudy was H'Ie first big event on iheir calendar. A Iong-+o-be-remembered evening was fhe December pledge 'Formal heid cf +he Copper S+cllion. Emphasiling scholarship as well as social life, +he Pi Lums proudly claimed membership in such honoraries as Tau Be'ra Pi. Phi E10 Sigma. ODK. and Pi Tau Sigma. Their annual Spring formal broughi ono+her successful year +0 0 close. RGW I Peck, AA. Gamer, K, Bernhuul, N.. Dcwidmv R.. Grossman, L. Fibek H.. Frazin L. ROW ZiGrudberg, H. Eusien $7, Friedmum F- RUbEI. L. EiSEHbUQ Dr- Goldman. IL. Meimer L.. Epstein, M. ROW 3-Davidew. H,, Bernst'ein S, Adler. W, Pinsky. IL, DcIHe-t P. Fursr, R., Kcirl'uurl A Osirov H, ROW 4-Meifus, l. Conan. N. Soidiqman. Mr, Schreibmam D Mindheim, R Rosenswqiq R.. Anfum SW Weizenboum J. ROW E-GOld 5. Shim 1.. Brandt R-. KVU'ID'SH. I-, 5'5! man, N., lsbiHs, C., Shclrlncl'l R., Kuldus, F Page In 'r HI-mrwr 5w 44m 5pm Presideni-Roberi' Rau Vice-PresideM- PauI Difmyer Secre+cry-John True Treasurer-Ches+er Sudbrack Founded ai +he Universiiy of Alabama in I856 Ohio Epsilon esi'ablished in I38? Affer spending much cut +he Summer planning for rush par'ries. +he SAE's were well rewarded by having a large pledge class of +hiriy-one. A+ homecoming the pledges showed +heir spirit in Hwe consfruciion of a hugh whH'e swan. UC: Their Swan Song was another singing vicfory for the SAE's. Two of fhe mos!- oufsi'anding evenfs of ihe year were the $ou+h Sea Island and Homecoming purh'es. The Chrisimas and Spring formcls were +he scene of laughter and gaye+y. In March. +he SAE's celebra+ed +heir annual Founders Day Banquet ROW 1-8riH, R,. Robes, J Siegemiller Kr, Jacobs D Difmyer Pw Sirl'lpsrm S, Rem R Sudbrock, Cr. Groenke. A, Leonord,J ROW 2 Duviu C1 Dunn, II. Taller, IL GHchrM. 1.. Hammond, T Elainger J. Palfarmn H, liagmr, J. Levi; D Bquinger, D,, Iavlcr, EL Robinson, R. Harper, W. ROW 3 MDn'gumerv, R., Sulmunis. 1., Mine. W. Del Bane, D. Lun'Hg W.. W's R., Cahill, N. Rinar. R., Lyon. W., Huherick, R Hum?! L Whiie. R., Weissmann. J. Shudi, R. ROW 4-Porfer, 0.. Pope. L.. Schumam D.. Lona. D 5fimsom R.. Hockanberrv L, MucNithulus R. Bishap, R. Roediger. R., Guudin, D. Davis. N,. Burns, J1. Zimmerman, T, ROW 5- Mouth 1.. Chuck 1., Cars, B. Graham R., Cooper. C., Wood K. Geier T Snider 8., MaHirL 1., Kent, R Clemens, M., Kaifer. B.1 Kuufmanrl. G. ROW 5- Rultkuy, L.. Tiemeyer. 8.. TFemeyer A. Huerlle C., Parsons, D Redfieid, J Musdeu. J., Vin, R.. Taylor. D.. Hudsudc, L W0 . W. i Page IH 'J'l ' '-ytr:f' ROW I-TenenhuHe, R.. Travis, A. Brod, 5 , Deufch I... Cohen, E. Bork. Wu KO . J-. Bodens'efn, Rx ROW 2-Cohn, M.. Tennenbaurn .I Borock, M,. Baron, R, Becker. IL, Baumring, IL Cholak. B., Lepsluh 5. Sieinen K.. Wilkg Pr, SMHEP. H.I Rinsky, G. ROW 3-Konfer, 1., Freund, R., Frieman, M., Manger, l., Kreindler. Iu Siefrlberg. H., Note C,I WeiL RA, Dreskim A.. LnBaeL Ru Bmhm. J Reisenleli 5. ROW 4-Cuhm R., Nosenchuck, J. Grubbs, J . Tryrz, A. Progen J.I Fiscth, R.. Wusserman. M.. GaH, C., Wolf, Lw Davidson, 5. ROW S-Magenheim H7, Mo , Hr. Levy, 5 , Jacobson. J.. JuHc D.. Rorhchild, E., GeHer. H , Young D , Barron. M., Erchler, B SW6 gMG Mu Presiden+-Edward Cohen Vice-Presideni-Wali'er Bad: Secre+ary-Sfan Brod Treasurer-Leonard Deuich Founded a+ C. C. N. Y. in I909 Omicron Chapier esfablished in l9f7 The Sammies siarfed one 01: iheir busiesf years off wi+h a Founders Week celebra+iom If began wifh +heir win+er formal and was climaxed th :1 Banquet Then came pledge-acfive foofbu ; Hwe ucfives were H1e vic+urs. In Febru- ary the pledges proved +heir social abilifies wifh a success- dance For Hue ac+ives. They also underfook H16 redecorafion of +he living room. The year was marked wifh memorable +imes. especially seciion change parfies. and come +0 on ex- cifing close wifh +he Orchid formal in May. Page l75 ROW I-Pe'rie, 0., S'ewur'. CL. Leumann' R. Tschon. E., Flekhen C., Aliburf. MP5 Diem, J.. Nelsom P CampbeH R. Clemenls. W. Backstohler. R, ROW 2- Hubbard, T.. Fagim R., Speyer, D.. Denmun, D. Gill'ham, R, Hauck, D.I Eckerle, W.. NolL IL Kalsunis. G Gun , Ru Greiwe. RH Lyongl R. HiIL L. lesonl R ROW 3 O'Learr, C, Schubert. Jl Misaii. I. Delaney, J.. Slricklund. 5,, Socrates J . Smart B , Cussom J . Gerharh R , Evans, J. Kromig, P... Mueller, E.l Briggs, IL, Von Birgemn, R. ROW 4-Fryburger, 8 . Amund. B. Ruck, J.. Springmeier. C., McConnell, Su Morris, W., Frcethh, 1., Krumrne, D., LcrrrlunrlI Hq Schubert RH Frin, 0.. Gurm H ROW S-Upsonl L EulneH. W . Ihurnsr B, Newbmd, IL Ferguson, R, Rilay C. Morron, G. Englen IL Gravankampar, C. Harsh 5, Kunm L ROW 6-Colwell, J. Muliord, B, Bogart, D, Naval: T Dillhofi, G Candarodis, A., Wesselmcm T Rodger, 0 SteinwurL R. WoH, K, Linesch J Luebbe, T sigma. 8114' Presidenf-Jim Diehl ViceiPresiden+ BiII Clemenfs Secre'rary- BiII Morri Treasurer George Morfon Founded 0+ Miami UniversHy in I855 Ze+a Psi Chopfer esioblished in l882 The Sigs s+or+ed ouf Hie school year wi+h a ierrific pledge class of +wenfy-eigM. Affer homecoming +hey gave 0 Hill Billy pcrfy of Clay Pipes which was a greuf success. TheEr +wo bigges+ Formals of 1he year were H19 Pledge Formal u+ Chrisfrnus and H18 annual Swee+hear+ Formal in Hue Spring. Under-privilegecl children were en+er- mined 0+ Thanksgiving by +he boys. During H19 Blood Do- norship Drive Hue chcp+er wen! all 0qu in giving +heir blood. ROW I-Mariin, J Wenlel, J., Siegel. P SchmFdL B.. Ulmer. H.. Bauer. 6., Bishop. D.. GriHiHL R.. Mchskev F ROW ?HSample, W., Schuf-L C., Banner, L, MaloH-I J.. 1 i Henninger, G., Chamberlainl Ju Kindie. D.. CampbeH, H., 51mes, L ROW 3wNan. 1.. Lubermeier, W, Mcilveen. Gw Main. A1 Heckmnnn W. Kase D. Chrisiy, G, , Evans, Bu Sierveld, W. ROW PKonklm K.. Bredenbeck, R., Medan D., Greschel. R . Bredenbeck, H. Hoovcn G. Schuuer. R. Frederick, D.. Bradley. E. ROW FMuc- ; N91 . 1., Ehmschwender, P.. Phelps. C... Bruning. R.. Moore. J . HalLocIl. R.. Hoffman G , HDHDn. W. Schwendeman. J un-H'HH mmm 5W Wu 372W Presiden+ HaI Ulrner Vice Presiden+ WiIIiam Schmid+ Secre+ury-Pcwl Siegel Treasurer-Chorles Bauer Founded 0+ Richmond, Virginia in l90l Ohio The+a esiablished in I949 The skull and cross bones adorning H19 doorway 0F Hue Sig Ep house on Calhoun Sfree+ is a bH misleading. The Boys aren'+ recllly a blood-H-Iirsi-y I01. On We confrary. +hey are qui'l'e a fun IOV'Ing group. The former local Fm? IXE. in HS +hird year as a naHonal Greek Ieffer society. was cons+anily in +he Iimelighi wifh a series of social event +opped by the Queen of Heads Dance. Sigma Phi Epsilon excelled in iniramurals and scholarship and was well represen+ed in many campus aciiviiies. 71min exu- Presiden+-S?an Pearce Vice Presiden+FPaul Games Secre+ory Larry Tepe Treosurer-Richard Ellman Founded of Norwich Universi+y in I856 Befo Omicron Chapi'er es+ablished in I942 A sfrong inircmural campaign. numerous social even+s. and lo+s of deierminuh'on made up +he combinaHon H10? esfablished The+o Chi as one of fine mos+ ocfive fraiernifies oi UC during +I'IE pus+ year. An ambiiious rushing program included an evening of serenading several sororifies and c: group visi'r +0 +he midge+ race bowL Also such hodifions os fhe alumni banquet +I-Ie homecoming parfy. several ex- change dinners. and H19 foo+ball game wifh +he Miami chap+er were renewed wifh grea+ success. ROW l-SchnalfTeId E., Brcdrfck T., Weed. W., Games, A, Pearce. 5. Tape Lu Tcntlor D . Ellman. K. Merke, W. ROW Z-Mchuv. W., GriHifh, 3.. Yeardon, J., Wren, A.. Nemeiz. L. Landen, C. Fresh 6.. Kober, 8.. Miller 5., Smiih, J. ROW 3-Pricke , J. Mueller K. Bishop. E. Ores; E., Weir, L Rose. 5.. Hunsom R. Ander- egg. R. Luundy, H.. Caurh-n P. ROW 4-Brawn. R Smith, D., Cu1dwell, D, HuHendarL J.. Carey 5. Lyons. R. Buyers. F.. Hughes. 1, Adams. 0.. Welkefield U. ROW 5-Wilson, 1., RlooH, P, Pollard L, Cram R Bick, J., Krummel, P Ireland, J., IHH, J. Ahpaugh, LL Schomoker D ROW bisleube, N., SCOH. R., Moore, E Lipfcrf, F.. Richier. J. Echo; J, Payer, R.. Wcrmug RH Rufher J, Page I78 . 4 wn-wo' 1 .Ma-a-wv 'adtiiawsi-yi-xpsz A 11111 i. 1 I ROW I-Clark. R., DeMoor. 5.. Davin EH Herron. C.. Wollgonq. W-. Adamson. Mm. Feinauer. V.. Decher'r, D.. BallieL 1.1 Holmmom. J1 ROW 2-Chun, W-. Graven DH Collinx DM Dawson, R.. Becketf, EH Coburn, R.. Parka, EH Maynard, I3... Crawl. C ., Lenhort L ROW 3-Roland1 E.. Ammenialp, HM Lewk, R, Richards. D1. Yowseyu DW 51. John. L HeHrick, R., Twner, RH Muffin. W. ROW 4-ch1 DW Crosby. L. Willet. RH Crusg B. 005'. P Simon, M quiuak. JH Buehler, Rw Pohio, 0-1 Hochadeh J, Duff. J ROW 51Messinger. R.l Lamb. J.. PhiHips. L,. B'EWEV1 DW Fuzzari. Fw BongerL R.. Knpddl JH s'eyenson- K., Kgusch' M Mulfhanen J. ROW 6-1Re1c'hle, H., Trebilcock. 1,. Pratt RH Leslie. LW Burgess, JH Andrea D . Greenisem G, Wedbush, E., NesbiH. F.. Land, G. 7am Presiden':-Wilford Wolfgang Vice Presiden+15ec+ion I-Vicior Feinauer Vice Presidenf-Secfion lI-Charles Herron Founded 0+ +he Universify of Illinois in I907 Cincinnuii Chap+er esfoblished in l92l Triangle, a naiionul social 1Fra+ernify of engineers and archi'reci's. 'Is H19 only organizofion on campus capable of main+aining a co-ordinofed program of service +0 Hue Engin- eering College. lfs members are acfive in such organizaiions as ODK, Sophos. Meiro. and Tau Befo Pi. The FrafernH'y provides a well-rounded social program including Hwe Fall and Spring formals. as well as many dinners. picnics. and house parfies fhroughou+ ihe year. For a hcdernHy divided inio disfincf seciions as Triangfe is. +here is a surprising uni+y and spiri+ among H1e men. Page I79 , 7 I I . McDougoll, L., - zzmmr ' ROW I-McKee, W., TiHohom J., Wilkes, 5., Barber, I?u POHS, H.. Nelson, D. ROW 2 Druke F., annescki, W , Brown, 1,, Whulay' WW Muidmen'. R7, SmHh. R. ROW J-Bickelslu', P., Thompson. CH CriHTeld, M, Guslofsnn' G. Anderson, M., Zuhorus, G. ROW FMHIer. J., Burkhardi. R Hubbard E, Bluslli. M 'L. . LI:Indr'igunI Cuwell, W. ROW S-Riueharf. 0,. Hughes. J Robertson. W.. Lewis. R., Crumrine, 1., SirTffler, F. AW Presidenf Rishurd J. Barber Vice Presidenf-Sedion l Haroh-J PoHs Vice Presidem-Seciion II--Worren McKee Secrefory-Marvin Blaski Treasurer-SecHon l Don Rinehari Treasurer Sec+ion Il-John Tillofson Founded originally A. A. A. and Equaal in I949 Merged as Aquaul in I95l Aquaul is +I-Ie younges+ men's social organiza+ion on campus. If was conceived For +he purpOse of promo+ing mufual unders+onding and co-operafion of ifs members and for enlarging +he halerance and inferesf befween all groups and creeds. If furfher 531': up an equilibrium be- +ween H19 educq+ion 0nd exfrc-curricular aciivifies of HS members and exhins a due considerafion for +he opinions and feelings d o+hers. One of ?he highlight of +he Full social calendar was a banquef for Hie celebra- Hon of Founder's Day. Page IBO 3502mm fife Page IEI .-.. nw- lu-r . u. FII'JF'H 3m Gounod GeHing ucquain+ed wifh college life is a diFFicuH' ordeal buf some girls have even a harder +ask. They are +he s+uden+s who mus+ live away from home. Answering +he needs of +hese girls is Hue job of H1is Council. H is com- posed of fhe officers of Memorial Dorm. Theirs 'Is a func+ioning form of siu- den+ governmen+ regulofing every gir1 in the derm. To Hwern come all Hwe problems and froubles of Dorm gals. Shirley Thomas served as +heir presidenf +his year and under her guidance H16 AssocicHon of Dorm Women did +heir bes+ +0 provide We missing link of home in we lives of H5 girls. ROW laByrt N., Bilyeu, Mrs. F.. McCurdy, Mm E ROW 2-Chase. Br, Molnar. I JeHches, J, Sfeliinius. N ROW JgEasinger, D. Srewum 1,, England H., Hedrick. P. ROW 4- Cclen, F , Thomax 5., Mosser, M. PePerson. N ROW I-Kiefer. C. MuHineuux, L Sfoner. T ROW 275miHL T., Schaefr er. R7, BorwcherI W., Subcy J. ROW l-Mog, H Hopping. D., Pisunelli. R. Domenic, A. Mani jaw-fbarzm Gounod The Inier-Dorm Council is composed of represeniives from all +he men's dorms whose purpose is +0 ccquain+ +he new men fo dorm and college life and +0 supply ac+ivi+y fo fhe Upper classmen. Rules are 59+ up by +his council +0 esfobiish order and regula+ion. Co-operofion is +he key no+e in all +heir work in aHempHng +0 recreu+e u horne-like cfmosphere in Hue various dorms. This Council seHles moior problems and shives +0 make life for H13 dorm dweNers more pleasant This year flue group was led by Bill Young and assis- +ed by William Alderman +heir adviser. Page IE3 m Dorm life can be a Io+ of fun; +he experience of being independeni from home and paren+s is a valuable one. Memorial Dorm does ifs bes+ 10 make H'Ie lives of HS dwellers full and exciting. They +radifionally hold a formal dance each year. which provides ihe gais w'IH1 maferial for many gab fesfs. Par'lies are also held wifh Dorm men on campus +0 inhoduce Hie new girls in UC social life. Mrs. McCurdy. housemofher, is always on hand +0 help H16: girls and give guidance whenever she is caIIed upon. They discover Hm? rules and hours are reaiiy no+ so hard +o keep. JU5T A MOMENT. I LL CALL HER' ROW l Hedrick, K England. H,, Molnar. I.I Siyeul Mrs, F., Shawn . 1. SIeHinius, N., Chase, B. Row I JeHnAes, JM Gemge. C., Eisner, N., Adams, B , Krekeg J. Galubw'cs, E., Flory H Duhms, 5 Davis, J ROW 3 Kain. MM Stigkler. V. Loehrig C., Yaung. Lw Swiemk A., Haas, P., Layer, 5 Bohren E ROW 4-Gaiesl D., MiHer, C.. Flynn, P... McGee C.I Dovisom A., Wuesf, C.l Lininger, L Jnnag B. I 3 2;: l I Page 184 ROW I-Shw'els. N I Smysor. 5., Thomas, 5., Peterson, N, Doyen, J. Walton, 5 Row I-Gollwilzgn C, Weaver. IL Prasham Pl HorowilL A. Cohen. F, Foanrlhy N. ROW 3-Cossem L7, Huubenl R, Barre . M,, Koehl. S, Baifondig, M. Klein, 944,. Shank S ROW 4-PoHurd, A,, Hugebusch, C, Walker. ML, Hudson, 5.. Whu1: I ey. A. Homer, A Cross, A 1 . ran 19' OH IT'S BEAUTiFUL . V 7.1-..u4m - .- --.u- .4 . ,'.,-- ; --.. 1:-r- -w-L 014104; 3m C1iHon Dorm was +urned over fh'ls year +0 :1 group of seven+een Brih'sh Indus+rial Mcnagemenf s+udenfs. They are s+udying 0+ UC for their pos+ groduoie work. These Engineers are in America for only one year; early in June +hey will re+urn +0 England and pui inio prob fice +heir supplemenfed learning. They claim +0 be qui+e seHled and commtor'mble in ihe dorm. even +0 cooking H1eir own meals. Veferons 0+ s+udying, +hey had lime +rouble wi+h 7H1 week biues. During flue year +hey have provided for recrea'rion and social life in addi- +ion +0 +heir s+udies while on campus. They have enjoyed many of fhe Universify vorsify spor+s and social evenis. Adding +0 Hleir di- versions were informal pur+ies among +hemselves of the dorm. I1: 1. :i 5-3 --...- - --. w...- -.... E. --... . -.R. -....- I WNHLLiLLLLinTE i I ROW leanselmam E, WrighL VA. McLean. J, Morley, H1 Hekhen M, ROW Z-ReovelL 0-. Taylor. J. Over, C Hurdmanl J'w Pidgeon. F., Richardx D. Greenhmqh F Mullar, W, Hubur, 1., Jepmn, 0., Rees, P., Davies. D Page I31: '1 ROW l-Eymunn, H . Tallarico, L., Rebeck, Ch Wahlen, R., -. .':. Morgam J , Tang, G. ROW I-AHUeHeh Cr, Rosemiein. 3.. Whilacrz 6., Davis, P. Mehlef, IL. Hull, W., Schoene. 0. TI:ung H. ROW J-Gusiafson. 0.. Frienlinghaus, K Van Dyka, R, Gerda; H. Rainier. F.. Ryan, E. S'OFCIL S. ROW FDaring. R.. Saba, 1., Bartish A Pollinger. K., CriH'xeld M., Nichol. W., Greenisen, 0 525m? Who fook my blue fie? Similar shoufs are offen heard in Dorm C when Friday nife rolls around. I? Is a sure sign fhuf +hese dorm dwellers hove suc- ceeded in esfublishing friends. Life is easy and Iofs of fun. buf furns serious when shady firne is near. ROW erense, R, Trimmar, E Sonsuhama 1 Kiefer, C., McKinstrvA Kiefen N., Hart 1 Hamnmnd C Ellison. R Bclrlugcv A. Archer, Bukuhm J. ?va'is R. Garner, L.I Gross 8.. LaMore F. Huber, J. :25me All +he comfor+s of home can be found in Dorm D. or so flue inhobifcnfs boast A congeniaf bunch, +hey find +ime for recreoh'on and Fun +oge+her early in Hue evening. These men enioy each o+her'5 company and look forward +0 fheir informal gei-fogefhers. Hidalgo, M., 60'2 F., Freudenberger, A ROW ZiRyczn J . Arvonifus. A.. Bashfnrd. W. ROW 3 CIark 1,. McElravy. W., F'cmre R ROW PThompson. C, Selby C., MHler. 6.. Ihesfng' 3,, SlTem, W.. Blown, RH Thompson, G., Koenedic, W MTlchell. R. ROW 5 Gur'z. R. BEHGFL A. Gordon, R Mleone Jr, Bear, H., Crumrfne, J Bu1uun, E. Darn R. 7W 350m No+ +00 far from campus. +he men in H19 Triad Dorm are eagerly anficipaHng +he new dorm build- ing. Men don'+ seem +0 have Hie diHictu in adiusi- ing 10 school Iiie away from home as if is no +ime oi all in Hue Fall unfii fhey are se'H'Ied and have esiablished lusting friendships. Besides Hie iime lo pariy and siudy. Triad men par+icipa+e in many spor'rs. This dorm is spread on? +hrough +hree diFfereni build- ings. bu+ this does no+ handicap H1em in geHing fo- gefher and having Io+s of iun. ROW IADorsey, R.. Stewart, R.. Block. T., Schueler, Ju Dunieis. N.. Schuefer. R. ROW I-Grogn, W.. Domenic. A., Tilmont, Di. Ballardi H.. Griffith Mu Kunmp. F Freundi R. Orr. J. ROW 3-Cook. R.. Stonen T.. Wiersema. R Su'phin. N.. lowlos. K.. Mullineduv. JH Blankinship. R.. Paczynskii A, ROW 4-Longone. Vq Luverde, Di, Luvevi 0.. Tudor, R., Tucker, R.. Adiord. 5.. Bruggi L Miichell. R. Page 138 , I 0 , ,-;1,, x.- --. - iv . 'J' mif-w :M' -- -' f: , - a - . z A . ;ai l. , .- - ,'-!A-. o. 17 ? wifibf,f-; . ,1. PNL- ! , . --. ,- I 1 u a; Page IE? I m. 'i ' - i $Wg7mW.. Down of the sfufion early in +he morning. fhe Bearccds headed far Afhens. Ohio. The annual MigraHon Day sponsored by Spirit Inc., found hundreds 0+ sfudenfs Hocking fo Hue Bobcai campus. Besides H1059. making Hue +rip by +ruin. many Bearcafs drove +0 Afhens +0 join in Hue hm and cheer fl'leir +eam +0 c: vicfory over Hie Bobcqh. Edi 30y Once a year fhe Bearcafs senl aside a foofbull game +0 which Hwey ian-e +heir Dads. honoring especia'lly +he Fa+hers of ihe VarsHy Team. A sec+ion is marked off for ?he siuden+s who came wi+h +heir Dads and many pur+ies and open houses are held of +his Hme. Duds, +00. enjoy Hweir Foofbull. 74mm! Jamecaminq . . . CAPTAINS LEAD CHEERS AT RALLY KAPPA DELTA Page I94 Alfhough +hrea+ening weu+her prevailed all day. many grads and underclassmen filed in+o Nipperf S+a- dium for fhe annual Homecoming game. Before +he game. many colorful floa+s created by Hue numerous greek and independen+ organizafions passed in re- view. The winning enfries were presenfed during +he halHime ceremonies. When all of he cheering and screaming had subsided. +I'1e Bearcu+s emerged Hie victor over the Texos-Wesiern Miners. UC Grads cun'+ shay away when +he Bearcofs play: in fact some uHencl every home game. Bu+ once every year fhey all reth and cheer for Alma Meier. Their spirH' and en+husiam excels +hu+ of +he s+uden+s. H- is no wonder +he Alumni Associa+ion is successful. Each year ihey reiuvenu'le a marching band lead by former band sponsors 'ro ma+cl1 1e UC Band. H- is a warming +houghi to know Hm? Huey are always welcome. ALPHA CHI'S Pl NOCCH IO SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON DELTA TAU DELTA ' wilBEhII'Id ' -. -..--.-. - . . . . .. .... -w..-r- Mable elutidmad pally AND HAVE YOU BEEN A GOOD LITTLE GIRL? UMM, WE GET ICE CREAM AND CAKE. TOO! This year Metro again gave +heir Chris+rnas par+y for underpriviieged children. Proceeds from the Mefro Benefif Show were used +0 finance +his worfh-whiie proiecf. The children were broughf from Guilford school to Hue UC campus by buses. Wi+h +hem Huey broughf Hie decora+ions iha+ +hey had made for H19 free. Volunteer girls served sandwiches, cookies, ice- creum, and miik. Games were played and a trained dog show was given For +he children's benefit. Sanha. in Hue person of Lou Doermon. gave dolls +0 ihe giris and My +rucks +0 the boys. The poriy was enioyed by young and old alike. THE SIG ALPH OCTETI'E . ...M8mfdgltaw A Ath- Tu. . ULEX'S CHORUS AND PAT LOUNSBERRY Page IQ? 2 WE: STEP RIGHT UP LADIES AND GENTLEMENH Sigma Sigma Gamma! PHI DELT'S SIDESHOW BAND GET YOUR TICKETS HERE Gig WWVQJKJ 0 H1 : Y5 Mm; LNFKL HUng': -: 1K WI ;? Page I95 Once a year Nipper+ Sladium removes ifs cloak as u gridiron baHleField and becomes lhe scene o'F one of +he mosl' specfoculor even+s of +he year. The smell of pop- corn and co+ion candy fill +he evening air. while +l1e shoufs of lhe various borkers are heard everywhere. The even? is ll1e annual carnival sponsored by Sigma Sigma. Every spring +he Greek and Independenf groups lry +o ouf do each o+l1er by creafing +he mosf unusual boolh. Besides all cl +he fun and worlz. fhe organiza+ions are compeiing for one of We +rophies. This year, 'For H19 second consecul-ive +ime. Lambda Chi won +he +ropl'1y for +he rnosl carnival-lilte. Their Wise Old Owl and +he boolh of+l1e Thela's were H19 ou+sfunding winners. Oiher HGET THE LADY SOME COTTON CANDYV FavorHes on +he Midway included ilae Bela's Ring-a-Duck. and fhe Alpha Chi's Chicken Shaniy. Alihough nof com- peiing for any prize +he Phi DeH's provided many pre- viously unseen freaks on display in +heir sideshow. In all ways fl'lis year's carnival has surpassed previous ones. A NICE WAY TO WIN A PRIZE , mm 3.... . l 9W Sang WAITING FOR THE RESULTS THE WINNERS Las+ year H19 +ryou+s 1cm fhe In+erfruierniiy Sing were heicl in Wilson Audiiorium. and fine judges really had a fime deciding on fhe eighi f'malisis who would home 1+ ou+ Ia+er for iop honors. The sing 15 held each year and is sponsored by fhe Alumni Associafion. Alihough each group only sings fwo songs. i+ requires a good decal of pruche +0 make a good showing in H19 +ryou+s. 0nd Hm+ much more in win 19 Finals. On +he high? of H13 Finals a capacify crowd filled H'Ie Greek Amphifheahe. as all eighf con'rencling groups had been excellen+ 'In Hie +ryoufs. and every- body knew +hu+ +he compemion would be keen before fhe cove+ed irophys would be awarded. The oiherwise 511' spring air was full of meiodious s+rains +ha+ quickly became exciied cheers :15 SAE and KKG were named as winners. SAE's fourih siraigh+ win. and KKG's sec- ond s+rcighi. AND RUNNERS-UP CONGRATULATIONS, NAN AND JOHN mm mu; .r fife god Page 202 50111104 $mce One of the mos+ exci'ring evenfs of +he social calendar is +he annual Sophos Dance. Each women's group on cam- pus pufs up H1eir preHies+ freshman in hopes of carrying home Hie soughf-aHer frophy. Sororifies hold open hous- es. seranodes and decora+e H1e grill wiih pos+ers. After a successful campaign +i+led Heap Big Chief say Carole Frey. Hle Alpha Chi's come fhrough wifh flying coiors. S+an Goodman lead +hi5 perky blond +hrough fhe hadi- Honal brown jug amid H'Ie cheers 01: Sophos men and +he shriek: cf her AXO sisfers. Carole was presen+ed wH-h an individual hophy and H19 HHe of Sophos Queen for I952. HEAP BIG CHIEF SAY . . M ISS CAROLE FREY F-n ..-- Block and WI'IH'e was +11e +heme 'For +he Beau: Aris Ball fhis year. This dance is sponsored annually by +he Applied Ads Tribunal. The Huerne was borrowed from Hie popular movie An American In Paris. 1+ was broad and free enough to give ample rein +0 +he imagina+ions of flue siudenfs. Tha+ evening H13 Sinfon Ballroom was alive wiH-n ihe in+eres+ing conirasis of block and whiie cos+umes. The room was +ransformed info cm in+ernu+ional hall where Eosferns and Americans gcfhered. This dance has become a challenge f0 fhe shidenis of Applied Ar+s each year and is awai+ed wi+h a curious anxieiy. Sul- fans, goddesses and suave Monsieurs +urnecl ou+ cf +he dance. H was an unusual frans'lfion from H16 iackle box laden fellows and girls from Swif+ Hall 10 +he fcni'asies of Hue evening. The I952 edifion of Hue Beaux Arfs Ball was a gala event The decorafions were bold obshucfs in black and whHe. +0 carry ouf fhe +heme. The grand Finale fea+ured a parade cnc +he prize winning cosfumes. Everyone agrees +ha+ fhe inspir- ing +heme deserves credH for H13 success of H13 ball. Mada 0'an KING AND QUEEN Page 206 LOOKS LIKE A GALA AFFAIR The FourH'1 annual Mordi Grus was a fesh've of- Mir. The Union swarmed wifh UC guys and dolls ou'r for an evening of fun. The generai meme of Hie dance was You too can be a King or Queen : publici+y in Hue grill drew a large crowd of throne- seekers +0 +he Grad HulL Everyone who aHended was eligible 10 be crowned. Af midnigh! by royal proclomoiion. +he king onoi queen were William Kahenmeyer, ACC, and his dafe Barbara Thorn- +on. The spirH and grandeur cf +he +rudi+ional Murdi Grcs 0F New Orleans seemed fransplanied bodily +0 +he Union. as +he commiHee +ransformed +he Greuf Hall info a hail of gaiefy and Ioughher. As usual. H19 Milifory Deparfmenf's dances were a big success. This year. each was held 0+ a differ- en? place: H19 Fall Milifory 30 was given of Ccsfle Farm in December; H'Ien, in March +he Cude+ Hop was held in Hwe Greed Hall: and in May. Hue Spring Milifury Ball was held :1! H12 Topper. A+ H1e fall dance. KKGE Joyce Schubert was selected by +he audience's applause cs ROTC Songbird. The eigh'r new candidafes for Honorary Cadef Colonel were presenied of H16 H09 and Hie new CoFoneI was presen+ed cf +he Spring Boil. of which H19 milHury honoraries pui on shows. Pershing Rifles ended H wifh a real bang. THE LIGHTER SIDE OF ROTC ROTC'S SONGBIRD Mmif gay Page 207 Queewi Gould Joan McNamee Haven Jones ' Jackie Rush l Joan Cochrane E- l Page 203 1mm pm Did you ever see so much ac+ivi+y? Open houses. coke dances. pos+ers in every nook and corner in and around +he Grill. sirenuous campaigningwwha'r does i+ all mean? Ch. of course, H's Junior Prom +ime again and +ha+'s a big evenf on ihe UC campus. Every woman's organiza- fian works indus+riously +award pramofing ikeir candi- dufes +0 H1e I'll'gh office of Queen. This year H18 eHorfs of H19 Kappa Delis were rewarded when Hueir sparkling Bari bie Willsan was crowned +he l?52 Junior Prom Queen. The momen+ous even+ occurred a+ CasHe Farm and was announced by S+an Goodman. +he Junior Class President The charming new queen's cour+ consis+ed of Joan Coch- ran. Haven Jones, Joan McNamee. and Jacqueline Rush, 0 cour+ 5+ for any queen and cedainly one iha? would make a king happy. The music Hlis year was provided by Buddy Morrow and enfer+ainmenf was provided for +he aFFair by +alen+ed members of Hue Junior Class. The dancing was lovely. the Queen was lovely and her courf was lovely: so Hwe Junior Prom of I952 can be surn- med up in H'Ie words of H's +heme. The Loveliesf Night of ihe Year. Page 209 AN INTERESTING TOPIC OF CONVERSATION Page ?IO Qaedz WW Each year the Greeks se't aside one weekend for infer-frafernify fesiiviiies. Under +he sponsorship of Pan-Hellenic and Inierfrafernify Councils. +he weekend includes an AII-Greek banquet foflowed by various open houses and +he Inferfrai'ernify Dance. Af +he bonque'l' on he f'lrsi nighf. The Greeks award cups in ihe groups wiih +he highest scholar- ship. Affer Jthis, open houses are held a+ +he houses of Hie differenf fra+erni+les. wi+h hosfesses supplied by Has sororifies. As a grand Finale +0 +he Greek Weekend. +he Greeks assemble cf +he In+erfra+er- nify Dance. This year +he a'FFair was heid of +he Topper in keeping wi+h +he +radi+ion set by previous Inferfrcdernii'y Dances. The even+ made he Greek fes+ivf+ies compleie as H gave everyone who was unable +0 a++end Hue banquet on opporfuni+y +0 parficipafe. This imporfan'r weekend gives +he vari- ous groups a beffer understanding and spirii +owurd one onofher. The ioinf counciis have been wcrking +0 promo+e Greek relaHons and +he u'l'mos- phere during +he weekend was a +ribufe to their eFForfs. A HAPPY TABLE AT THE IFPC DANCE WAITING FOR THE 316 MOMENT KW Kim; Whaf happened? All +he men are being so sweet 10 us gals. Well. the answer fo +ha+ one is H'Ie approach of ihe Kampus King Dance. Now H was +he men's furn +0 promote fheir con- diduie +0 H1e toyol family. Open houses were held, favors were handed cam' and serenuding was quife popular. The candidqies were pre- senfed fo Barbie Willson. +he Junior Prom Queen of I952. 0+ a Coke Hour. And, finally March 22 came. fhe vofes were in. counied, and H19 choice was made known when John Benson. Theiu Chi. crashed fhrough +he frieze of The Li++1e King behind +he bandsfand. Bu+. even if all could no+ succeed in having fheir man win. everyone did succeed in having one grand fime. Burf Farber's band handled Hie music in Hue Great Hall and his combo did some +erriHc playing in +he Main Lounge. A quick glance in any direcfion proved ihe success of ihis dance-over l.200 people having fun! .. ,-..--- - w KAMPUS KING JOHN BENSON Ame raw agtu dam . . . Recreu+ion and fun are necessary in Hue lives of 5+uden+s +0 balance Hue hours spen+ s+udying. A+ UC Hm? means a shorf trip 10 +he Grin 'For a coke and Hue Iu+e5+ news, or re- laxing wifh friends in Hue s+uclen+ lounge. Maybe H's only a game o'F cards or a snack bu+ H' is +ime weil spent Organizuiions on campus provide +heir own hn and can list as many fradHions us H162 Universi+y, ifsel'F. Ouismnding are fine various fra+erni+y queens seleded each year. Aciivi- Hes have an aH'racHon For some sfudenfs while o+hers prefer a more informal manner of u+ilizing fhaf valuable exfro fime. . . . We MM. :0 enjoy emulated. Page 2l3 m - Emek-QL-Ihm-w .- urn. - wutmvz . . . Jmced, padiied, ?AW-iim, ealla'ed, wee Monica Scheduled be+ween classes and social life are numerous exira-curricular aciivHies. In Hm hall +hey are slow in dud- ing, bui by spring Hrey are of H19 heighf of Weir work. This year +he blood bank came to UC and +0ch away Io+s of blood and a broken record for donations. Lack of blood did '- nof keep Hue s+uden+s 'From campaigning wifh spiri? before fhe s+ucleni eleciions. The union was +he scene of bofh evenfse as H is always H19 focal poinf of s+uden+ achHy. ewwe wees 1 4?- ie I ixrpi .m I 1 ET; ,-5. amwm Boom? Welcome +0 UC was +he greefing of ihe Orienfufion Board +0 fhe green. incoming freshmen. Under +he vety capable leadership of Ralph Brockmeier. +hey proceeded fo inifiafe +he novices 'In+o fhe ways of campus Ii'Fe. The freshmen received guide books before fhe s+ar+ of ?he school year which gave the iimes of all +he impori'cnf evenfs and helpful sugges+ions for fhe firs'r few weeks. An aIl-day program of in+roduc+ions +0 +he adminisi'roh've 5+0H. and guided +ours was presen+ed. Cerfainly HIE freshmen were well prepared offer Hais for +he confusing days ahead. Page ZFB ROW l-Behrendl, AH Irnckmeiar, H.. Brigham. D. ROW 2-Jal1unnigman, 1., Kroeger, l.l Messinger, R. ROW JhTaylar, C.. Huchollh J,. Schwll. 5,. Richardson. G. ROW J-Borber, R Puiham, T., Gash H.. R00. R. Social Beam? If you H1ink Social Board is ius+ a calendar of par+ies and dances found oufside Hm grillI fhis may be a surprise +0 you. Social Boald is a group of hard-working s+uden+s who give co-ordinaHon. and advice for aII-universify aHairs. They also mainiain a calendar for 1 +he regulafion of campus group social ucfivifies and give ossisfonce +0 H18 social chairmen of all organizafions. Social Board regulafes Hie number of ac+ivi+ies on specific night and spaces +hem +hrough- cuf fhe year. This organizuHon 'Is no+ iusf a calendar. buf on organi- zafion fth' has fine diFficuH +osk of arranging universify dafes. ROW I-Cochram J.1 Pufnum, 1.. Rau. R, ROW 2 Johnson, L. Brown. C., Dieckmann, B. ROW 3-Davi5. 5 . Chenoweih, 0.. Gmmdrmm 5 ROW liBukermaier M Albers, J , nght 3.. Duffy, NL UTFECM', M,. McNumee Jr KleesuHel, J. ROW 2-Besse, J., Schwali, 5.. Ruben- s'eim 3., Reichle A,, Taylor. C... FIBCK. P . TGUHE J-. EVOHS. Ru TENDIGF. J-. Vanderheid. B. ROW 37FOL 1.. Moore, R.. Kinsburg, H.. Rein- hard, L Lingcu J Schnelwef, M . Cruse, C, Tucker M. Kulompres, R.. Kling, C, ROW 4 KcesIer, C , Beutrell 5 Campagna' Ru Bershudr 5km l Mueller. M, Schulze V., Brumzr C.. Si. Clair, M., Buin, V. Jones. 5.. Botker, G, ROW 5-Cochran. J. Kinte'm. A,, Sewell D. Hi. burgnr, M, Mounts J Dieckmunn, B Righter, N Ryan E, Moro, M., Suvew J.. Brown, C. I I imam 4:3014244 Chairman-Morgaref Duffy Co-chairman BeHy Knigh+ Secrefcry Margare+ U+rech+ Gee. bu? Fife does gef confusing of fimes! This is especially frue for +he UC Coed when she Firsi embarks upon her coilege career and has +he job of adjusfing +0 +he many phases of cum- pus life. Ah. here comes someone +0 help H'sis confused lady, her Jr. Adviser. By weekly meefings wiih +he freshmen women. H19- Jr. Advisers are able +0 be big sisiers in helping +0 smooH-n ouf all +hose problems encounhered. In order +0 bei+er know each o+her. somefhing new was added +I'Iis year. Each Jr. Ad- viser me+ wi+h her udvlsees for iunch and a foofbali game. The Varie+y-S+yle Show and +he advisees' proieci closed Hie Jr. Adviser Program wifh a bang. Page 220 W6 Keefm 3444:; GM some spare 'rime-7 Do you like +o keep busy and have fun of fhe same Hme? UC has Hie answer. for H boosts Over a hundred exfra-curricular aciivifies on i+s campus. They are divided in+o deparfmenfal aciivifies such as H19. Business Ed Club: s+uden+ governmenf found in the +ribunals: specific in- feresfs such as H19 various union commiHees: and cHIIefics such 05 WAA. In any one of +hese acfivifies s+uden+s are given c: chance to quize leisure +ime. furH-Ier +heir In+eres+s and Relds. develop leadership and responsibilify and round ou+ Haeir college life. The range is wide enough 10 SUN individual needs and keep UC s+uden+s busy. i ROW l-dLUhm P.. SiHerlen. 1,. Murray. Jr. Newberg I., Kaiser. J. ROW I-Ruehlmum J , Roes', C., Ruhm E., Brndrick. L.. Parry. Er. Schruer, L. ROW S-ErumiH, G Smith, E. Gordum R,, McLaughlin. L.I Luke . 6 . Rempe. R. 74W 9W2 of gleam 341911112914 American Ins+i+u+e of Elecirical Engineers is ius+ whai H: impressive fiile claims. H's members are +hose eledricul engineering s+uclen+s who are in+eresfed in learning more abou+ and promoHng +heir Field. Through mee+ings, speakers 'From +heir profession. movies and inspecHon frips +0 neigh- ROW I-Bungerl, llH Wilson J.. Miller E.. Wilson. R. ROW 2-Hefrrick. boring indus+ries. ihey add +0 +heir 1131:? book knowledge. This group also gives +he s+uden+s in 'H'Iis field an oppoduni+y +0 gef fogefher and dis- cuss common problems and requiremen+s of Hueir profession. as well as providing a social ouHei +0 +he men. 12.. Weber, L, Wuths, 3., Juqend, H. ROW l-Sthneider, R.. Hullorun, K., Coburm IL Thiele K, Comes, R., Tidd. C. Moore, E. ROW l-Baier R.. Muhlhauser, H.. S'erreth K, Tarchu. P.. Campbell, R., Hulden. G. Roberhom W ROW JiUlrner, H.I Suile. 6., Pahren, H. Andree, D Horwfh. E. Lindeman. CL. DONE. R7 Alpha Chi Sigma is a profeSsional 'FrcH-erni'ry The Ohio Socie+y of Professionai Engineers of chemical engineers and chemisirry mciors oi +he is open +0 all engineering sfuderds +0 help in de- UniversHy. I+s acfivifies include 'H'Iose periaining veloping a professional aHHude on we parf of diredly +0 Hweir profession as well as numerous +he fufure engineers. Annual awards are given social evenis and oiher programs of in+eres+ 10 10 oufsfcnding seniors by OSPE for excelience in +hose in 18 chemisfry depar+men+. schoiarship and ac+ivi+ies. ROW I-Tarchu. P Thiele. R.. Johnsfom L.. Htanl'ick l, Dawson. R. ROW 2-DeMoor, 5., Sierra . R. McDougoll. L.. Kemme. R,, SaUel 6.. BelL Tq ROW 3 Folher, A, DeLong R. Printer. J,. Emmi . 0, Gibson. C. SFHellgn' T. ? ROW l-Adums, G.. Gross E, Berndsen, A. Hwe, H., HugenhuH R, ROW 2 Brumberg. A Schmiedeh D., Nelhero, M . Anderegg. Ru Chapman, 0.. Foyer, G, ROW 3 Chuse. 57. RUdQIpIL 5., Daniels, N.. Shaw, R., DeiMein, R Haddad, A, rqmeu'Gan Socially a; 6m! gagineud An ac+ive group wi+hin H19 Engineering College is fhey hear from prucficing Civil Engineers. Social life H19 American Sociefy of Civil Engineers. who acquainf geis a liff 0+ Freshmen smokers. seciion change parHes +heir members wifh fellow 5+udenfs and develop a pro- and an annual Senior picnic. This year Hie organizofion fessionu' spiri'r in +heir field. Each secfion publishes H's did 0 hemendous job in fulFIlling H's purpose and bring- own newspaper and holds ?hree meefings. of which Hme ing fogeHwer H1059 in Hwe Civil Depurfmenf. ROW X V'mwnh D., Fuhn R. Beckett, E., Circusby J Bclllew R., Tclllclricu L. ROW 271mm H., Maynard A. Mayer, P., Layer. J.. KaHou, Fa. Bielm leld IL Huff. R ROW 1 Curp2n'er J RuwlandL IL Obermeyen E.. Cmven. Du Luwfcn, R., Dickmun, F. Weyer. FL '5 I I ; .q. ! , ROW l SchmiH. R,. Armbrusr. A, EaHeane, D Wilsom IL Bene'hum. D.I Wohlem. R., Bond, L ROW 2-Chcres'. A Eugm H Greene C, Hewaer F, Emma T.I Holt. E.. Lcwghlin O ROW 3-Doner, J., Lcmrzlula F. Thruillull, J., Hook. 0. BcHoun, 8., Kluve, JW Starch 5., Reynolds B i. ,4. S. ,4. 9. 6A. 8. Wi+h fhe field of aeronaufics making rapid sfrides. The American Ins+i1u+e of Chemical Engineers is serv- men in care engineering are iorced +0 know +he new ideas ing H's purpose as if works +0 Fur'lher inieresfs in +his Field in +heir line. Af weekly meefings, fhe Iaiesf informah'on is and promofe Fearing; of friendship among ifs members. given f0 ihe boys of fine Instufe of Aeronauficcl Science They furnish a scholarship 'Fund, plan parfies Cd noon, and by H18 ou+s+anding men of +he aviah'on Endush'y. provide an ccfive sporfs progmm for H19 s+uden+s. ROW X-Pohrem H Coburn, FL Tw'ch C. Deurwmer. J. Mame E HoHorom K ROW 2 Mw Her, R, Cicwis P Holman D AHgfeHeg 5-. Enier R Muhlhauser, H. Yurcho, P ROW 3-Schncider, R., Cyclrfies L SferreH, R. Suile. G . Moore, D., Davis, R. ROW 4 Fx'nch R... Campbell, R. Lindemun. C Andree. D. Gregg, R.. Boumun, R. a x. i m- h z 13;; ; F as? ROW l-Hurding 1., Kusneru: 5., Thorpe, J. SIegemiHeL K. Loehrl'g. C.. Freudenberger. A., Grfese, R ROW Ethman, F, Smith, 6.. Hoggerly AH Gorreft C. Dirr. A, Bruolm R., Ong:, C., Bagbr, J. ROW 3-Limrmrl R.. FeIIWOcII. 6.. Golundo, AW Hsher, E., Wagner. H., Dirr. FL Johnson K. ROW Q-Diteh W., SmEih' P... Hoffman, J., Smith, R. Mchra. L.. Albaclm W. Moore, J, 74mmiccm gadeiq of Mecjtmical gaginem No, engineers do nof sfudy all H19 fime. Sech'on change parh'es provide +he ASME'S with hafernal con+acis, while joint meeh'ngs wifh fhe parent pro- fessional organizafion aid in broadening fheir ac- quainfcnce wifh prccficof engineering. The big momenf of H19 year for members 01' +he American Sociefy of Mechanical Engineers come wifh porficipalion 'm 'rhe UC Co-op Day. Social life 9915 a boosf of +he spring picnic. Also a+ H1e end 0F Hwe year awards are given +0 deserving s+uden+s. ROW I-Wilher, R. Blickensderfer. R. Kemme R, Bintzler, R.. Jnhnfon. L. Row 2 Forsyth F Pfenm'gwerlh, P7, Krsnak, H.. Vandeveen D.. Vannalim T. BroomolL R, ROW 3-FOH1er, A. Luumonn, R., Penn R. DaLanq R., Fricker. l. Fralich, C.I Krabacher. R. SEATEDgKFMbulI. R., Guriner, A McFarlan, Jr Engelke, E Kuras M. ROW 2 Mocrmon H, Wickwru, R STeele, W, Van Luehrt'e R, Sul- erun, M ROW 3-Wimsey. J., Friesz. D , Evans J., Thompson, 6 Ncrcnder, J ROW d-Bocksiahler R. 401. MM? 74440:; italic. pin :44sz Concluding surveys, sponsoring seminars. and BoH1 s+udenfs and foctu claim membership in under+aking many ofher projed's, +he sludenf AMA DeHa Phi Alpha. anionol German honorary. They has had a busy year. Composing +his organiza+ion work +0 furfher the recognih'on of Hair. sfudy. Pro, are pre-iuniors. iuniors. and seniors in Bus. Ad. Who grams consisi'ing of Iecfures and slides in German have chosen morkeHng cs +heir major field. a wise liferufure and cuHure are held. Members are chosen choice in Hue commercial Field of fodoy. on a basis of excellence in German. ROW l Baecker A, Sfruuss, IL Besiehmn, LL Ruusey, M ROW 2-Hosiyg W Rank, W,, link Hr, Gnsger' Hr. Nt-zumnn l. ROW l Cullen J Rosin A. Weiss, L, Gruen, C. Burnwnd, D , ROW 2-ann, J., Beamer, V. Cohen, F, Boang. L Carson M, Minovii1 E, 4Men4icd. OW educea Who? are your belie'Fs: Should H19 governmen? ud0p+ Coding aside fhefr books of Ana+omy anti Bucieri- a permunenf program of wage and price conirol? Thu+ ology. Pre-Meds of UC find a liHIe social angle +0 relieve was +he 'lopic debated by fhe Forensic Guild in over +heir heavy schedule. This is H19 purpose of Caducea. Af fIHy debofes. The Hvee year old Guild, which has several +heir meefings +hey oHen have speakers who relafe +0 members in Tau Kappa Alpha. was coached by Dr. +hem +heir experiences in Hue Medical Profession. Barnlund. SEATED-Feldmom R. Lancaster K PuHenberger E. Rakeh FL Murbach, L ROW 2-Arnold, R., Lion, 1., Dandislel, Wu Kurdos, R, W'clhlI B. ROW 3 Sieber 0.. Thompsom M . Poughman, CL Main. A. GlOd E.I Gillhcn'n R ROW 4-Kreines. K. Lombardo J. Sclaff. 3., Barsrnam J. FrizzeH. W, HoHerde R. E m .3:- SE a pi '. i3 33 I ROW i-Derrl J,. Fresnell' JH Nester, J, Woodworih, T ROW 2-Cohn, M, Ligounj F3 Copouolo, 53 Tolpen, H, Guihne M, ROW irKenningi WW Geroci. Ci Paull, E, 3mhoH. W, Leiih, H Bud. gci. 6M 76:41. 313 572440;; Prominen+ speakers of monagemenf and labor fac- The funcfion oi Tuu Pi Epsilon is To s+imula+e in+eres+ +ions give +he members of H19 Bus. Ed. Club c1 frue piclure in +he siudy of chiid care. Periodic meetings are heid 10 of 'i'i'leir fuiure profession. The membership in this organi- discuss fhe problems of ibis Field. The entrance require- zaiion is limited +0 Business Educafion majors who parHci- men+s puf +he giri in H19 +op locyoof her child care ciuss paie in ihe numerous social Funciions of H18 club. wifh ouisfunding pariicipafion. ROW I-OiReilly. PH Frickmum F., KopL J. ROW Z-BiIn, Eq Newell. Sq Benmun. E3 Slrofrofi. M. 60-872 6qu The co-ep club is open +0 all +he women on lower campus who co-op. I+ provides oppcriunii-y hr +hem +0 ge+ +0 know +heir friends on other secfions. They hold iwo banque+s annually in the spring and fall. 0+ which fime +hey presenf scholarship awards. ROW l-Cuchran. 1.. Niederhetmam J, Taylon C. ROW 2-Ccmcurcio, ROW lisewelh D.. Kirsfein, A., Lange. 5., Schuhe, V. ROW ZiKaemmerlm L., Ahlensforf, H.. Meas, M, Cadmon. L., Tempmn J Reef 84044 The Red Cross workers under+ook a +remendou5 proiecf +his year. They brough'r ihe blood-mobile +0 campus and encouraged H'IE s+uden+ body +0 give +heir blood. They also worked at +he Red Cross cenfer and fronsporied involids around +he cHy. 1. Chencweth. D. ROW l vamH. M, Hus; M.. Connoilv. 3,, Schildmeyer. Jr. SHllposs, 8. Ilczpn l... Klebanom M. ROW Z-Bremer, J.. Ledford H Hedges, L.. Hofmann, G, Lauschcl C. Perry. E., Rnu, L., Segul, 5., Tedinrd, 1,, Fisher, C, ROW 3 Brown, CL Venom A. Scully. 5, Wiischger. M., MursiulL L. SLCyr, 1., Kunltel, E.. O'Brien. M.. Honk N., Eradhalm S. ROW 4 Puerr 5.. Springman, M.. Wiley, J. Morris, 5., Haynes. B . Woelley, L., Nelson. 0.. OReiHy, P., Gerhardt D,. Eelhnann, E, Jame 8:: 61M qunpu'maluf 6M The Home Ec Club was organized +0 bring +he In order fo give Siudenfs a beHer underSMnd- sfudenfs of +he college closer foge+her. The four an- ing of fhe feaching Field H1e K. P. Club was organ- nuui dinners given by each class are social high- ized. During The year speakers are engaged +0 pro- Iigh+s of +he year. Open house is held each spring mo+e beHer child educah'on. Annually the club for high school seniors en+ering Home Economics. provides Thanksgiving baske'fs hr +he basin area. ROW l-AHJEI'S, 1.. McCue, J.. LuVEH, J., Cruse. C. McNal'Mee J. COnuver. M. ROW 2-Hurrison, J., Adams. P., Hanlon. J.. Parry. E., Braver. 1., Meyer. S , McCurfnev K, ROW inBrWCkweg. M,, Phipps, F, Kunfz, E. Hedges, H Schrlew'dter C Sievers E, ROW 4- Meyer. L. Schultz, J., LUL B. Volks'udt, 5., Hammond, 1., HilL J. ROW I-Weber, F., Perkins, D., Delchmendy. F.. FloHrrIrJnI D.1 Fullond. T., Von Luehrfe, R.. NewelL 0. Row 2-Schuber', 1,, KiE'E'. 0-. Link N. Ehrhuri H., Buck, K., Bochman. R., Burks. A. ROW 3-RUSSEII, H., Flztcher' Cr. Krumpe. W., Border, GN FlcigI R.. Swedes. D. Tschan, E. ROW 4-MendenhuH' IL. George. 0,. Mariam 6., O'Brien. J., chz, F., WhiHuker, J., Schnier. L. ' Presidenf-Don Flonan Vice-Presiden+ Harry Russel Treasurer-Tom Bolland Secre+ary-James Hammond The oldesi business frafernH'y in Hue naiion. Alpha Kappa Psi. founded in I904. Is a professional organizafion for sfudenfs and facuify. The group is versatile, for ii hoids social, business and professional mee+ings. This EM chapter of UC played $105+ for +he naHonal convenfion and sponsored a dance for flue represen+a+ives. In addifion +0 professional speakers and dis- cussion groups, Alpha Kappa Psi held dinners and par'ries +hroughou+ 'H'Ie year. They are looking forward +0 anoH-Ier successful +erm nexi year. Page 232 ROW IwLehI-rleyen AH Hurprfng. J., Fogarfy. A.. Dominch R., SmTih W. ROW 2-Boneri. Q, Dodson. J. Pufen C. Gilger W,. Peru, 5.. Hurfley, A. ROW 3-Hnword, IL, Carr. B Quigley. RH Frank, E. TurnerI R. Fufh, 'l'. Roman, J. Headmasfer Andrew Fogarfy Senior Warden Rocco Domino Junior Warden Al Lehmeyer Scribe-Jumes Hcrpring If you noHced +he exframely siraighf fies and smoofh hair of H193 DeH-a Sigs. you knew Hm? +hey were en+9r+aining H16.- nafionai secre+ury-+reasurer ed a dinner and special meeHng. Delft: Sigma PI is +he Iorges+ professional frchernHy for commerce in 1he country. Each monfh Hue members heard a speaker from he business worfd and +oured a professional concern. To fhe deligh+ of all +he members. one monfh early in +he year +he DeHa Sigs weni +0 flue Red Top Brewery. All was no+ work. however. as was proved by fhe Founders Day Dance and Hwe inifiufion cf Ho+el Gibson. Page 233 . ,I h.ggyzcgwau :;-w.. . .c u. u. .1 nu w gilded Widen Page 235 ,....1..r.. . . M IDANNY HILL UNlON DIRECTOR IN THE MOOD SW See you in ihe Union. How many +imes does +he UC siudeni- hear or u++er +ha+ phrase? '5 a nu+ural! For +he S+uden+ Union Building is Hie cen+er of ail aciivify can he Universi+y of Cincinnaii Campus, and From early morn until Iafe evening H is humming wi'H'I +he achHy of busy s+udenis. Wha+ever Hm s+uclenf needs. +he Union pro- vides. whefher 1+ be a meeHng place. school supplies, relaxafion or socializing. A peek in fhe Gri . Game Room, or in fhe lounges will always reveal s+uden+s +aking a breafher from H19 husHe busfle of campus life. And. so i+ is, +ha+ as fine core is +he cenier of fhe apple. fhe Sfudenf Union is +he center of campus ac+ivi+y on +he Bearcaf Campus. ROW I-O'Brfen, J.. Zeigler, J,. Con- qvar, M. ROW 1-Klose AH Johnson. J. M. ROW J-Bishcp, R. W . Engberg. 6., Bursiek, 9.. Wnim 8W Once a mon+h you will find +he Five s+uden+s and four factu members who comprise +he Union Board wi+h +he7r heads +0- ge+her discussing +he many problems which confron'r +he Union. As a resuH of +he5e meeiings Hue colorful drapes in Hue Greuf Hall and H15: new chairs in the main lounge have appeared as welcome cddi+ions. The classical music room has also given many oJF us some pleasurable hours. The guiding hand of We Union along wifh HS Four able commiHees have certainly done a ?ine iob. Page 237 ROW IiGcodfelluw R Hulsch, EA, Moore, D. ROW 2 Sfunlev C. BeuHel, S. Schoelwev, M., Taylor, C. Stucfenl Wnim paaglzam Gammafiee SIGNTIME IN 208 To keep Hwe social Func'ricns of Hue Union running smoofhly, +he program commiHee works diligen-Hy in +heir workshop on +he ground floor of Hm Union. Through +heir eFFor'rs we enioyed H19 offer H'se game dances and saw +he Gilmanized football movies. They also enabled many of us +0 exhibif our Jmlen'rs in en+er+ain- menf af +he L. S. M. F. T. Shows every Tuesday. To pro- moie beHer s+udenhfocul+y relafions. COFFee Hours are arranged +hroughou+ Hue year on diHereni' occasions. For Hie ou+ of fawn s+uden+s +he commH+ee plans H1e Chris+mas decora+ing par+y. hay rides and ofher parties +0 alIow +hem +0 ge+ beHer ocquain+ed. The Program commiHee co-ordinafes HIE achHies in order +0 beneFH us all. page 239 l 4:- ' U . - : r. - ' 5 .. - . - K L. ' w . , +53. IL 1 l ' . g 4 L !'l in t ' : 9? 'i . l '- . : $ .' w a - l - - H .- 9 .IGI' .. , , i I ROW I-Morey, E., Vaughn. Fu WEHemaHer, Fu Yuung Gw DeMarca, 1., Green, C Moore, F. ROW 2-Hurdy, L Sevureid, J , LeMav, R, While, L, Jenlm'ns 9. Rofsfun. R.. SmHh, R. ROW 3 Wise G. Oufey, R., Vannoh H.I Wolfe. H. Roysien R.I Millen J. ROW 4 Ccssidy C., Smi'h. C , Brooks R Belleuu. W,, Dflley, L, 142th C I H0119. H. ROW S-Ryden E.I ShivelI HH Mm: Ru Miller WH Fehr. K Nunjy-ke H k0. 7.6. The UniversH'y o'F CincinnaH may we be proud of Hi ROTC SfoH. If is composed 01: men of inieg- rHy and good leadership. These men have displayed +heir courage and ou+s+anding abilify I'n H19 Armed Forces during Hme of war. They fraI'n H19 men in milifory foc'rics and Army discipline. They furfher the boy's in+eres+ in Hue Air Force and in +he Army. THIS LS WHERE YOU LOAD . . . The ROTC and Air ROTC progtcms are in- cluded as c: parf of Hie University of Cincinnafi's curriculum for men so Hrcrf Hwy can receive mil?- +ary frainl'ng aiong wifh +he'lr coIlege work. This organizch'on also provides for o+her adiviHes. such as H'n'ee mili+ary honor organizafions. In +Hese +imes of drag +he UniversHy is proud of +heir program. . . AND HERE IS THE FIRING PIN Each year lhe sororllies pull up candida'res for Honor- ory CadefColonel.Tl1e girls are hained lo give and exe- cu+e all +he basic drill commands. Then +hey drill a group o'l Pershing Riflemen before +he enlire Corps. who vole on H1ern. Hans selecling +he new honorary Cudel Colonel. She is presenfed 0+ +he Spring Military Ball and is made honorary commanding oHicer of Hue mililary sociel'ies on campus. She is hostess 0+ all military dances and socials. This year Miss Na+alle L. Naylor was +he Honorary Cadel' Colonel and +he pride of flue Corps ol Cadel-s. HONORARY CADET COLONEL-NATALIE L. NAYLOR Commended +his year by Col. Demarco. PASSIT. and Col. Young, PMSSIT. +he ROTC cadels had a full sched- ule. Classes for +he army and air corps were held on H19 drill Field as well as in line regular classrooms. Sludenis learn H1e pcrfs of a rifle. wea+l1er inierprefaiions. and milihary organiza+ion l'o lisi only c: few. Fridays +he ROTC break ou+ in khaki and blue: adding a milHory air lo fhe campus. Nof +0 be overlooked are flue big Mililary Balls. In ille fall +he ROTC men presenf H1e song-bird ; in +he spring fhe honorary cadel' colonel is in+roducecl. LOOKS COMPLICATED FROM HERE 'AND THIS IS THE COMBUSTlON CHAMBER' ROW l-Lquon. R. CoweH W., Kenning W., Welling, G ROW I-Merris. D. Blackburn. P Snlyz-rs T pudding Rifled Each year. Company C4 of Scabbard and Blade, na' Honul rnl'lHary honorary. co-sponsors +he spring Milifary Boll. when Hue Honorary Code? Coloney is presenied. Eu? Hwere is also 0 serious side. th classes on milifary prob- lems held offen. Ulmer. N Walter. R,, IesL N, ROW J-Greenlnnd, T,, Plogsledh A.. Ertw P Scaddaiuf emf BMe Led by William Kenning and S+eeg Johnson, Co. E! had a full year wifh maneuvers, drill, milH'cry classes, and many parties in round ou+ Hs social life. Training HIE Honorary Cadef Colonel condidufes was also part of +heir duHes. ROW lhBrumberg. A. meclrey P ToXpeh. H Geisam P.. Welling 6.. Kenning W. ROW 2-5wuin, D , UHmam L. WiHiums. R. Hugenhnff FL, Baier, IL Brockmeier. IL. Beaney, C7 Buck. K ROW L-Ault. R.. MecHenbcrg, P,. Evans 8., Holds, D, Gussa D, CuHen, 6,, Games.. P. Hyre H Andree. D., Nageh R. LudWI'g, M. ROW 47Werner. K.. Kiler, E, Rev- ROW I-Heyner. F., Krummul, F. Hull; HH Mitchell, P. Merke, W. ROW 2-MCCurlcn, R., Turner, R., Erudrick T. Parkins D. Buchmun, R. ROW 3 EIImun, IL, HeXgesem J , Defchmendv, F. Puffenburger. E., Mendenhall, R.. Huston. J. AWM 1424 330M, Since i+s founding in I948, Hwe sfrength of NH : honor- ary has grown +0 over 90 unifs. th NaHonaI Headquar- fers here. These boys are disiinguished by1heir red braid. Their big evenf of ihe year was 0 nofional concluve of Miami Florida. We em The UC Rifle Club is open to all men of +he campus. l+ 05ers H1em 0 chance +0 improve their aim and have a 10+ of En 01' Hit? same Hme. This club belongs +0 +he Soufh Wesfern Ohio League. They Fire ma+cl1es agcins+ some of flue besf +eams in Hue coun+ry and usually came ou+ on iop. ROW J-Buhrmasier, F.I Broaring. R. REEL A., Solyers, T., Blackburn. P. ROW 2 Nbrechi. R, CriHield M. Hill. J, Hunt K., Hochudel, Jq Conk- R. 7.7-; i1; .2: L: ROW l-Richurdsoni 6,. Sander, 5., Wellenreilen F,, Gaeriemfller. M., Mueller, M. ROW 2-Connollyi BM Harper, Hi, Sewell. Di, Murray, P.. Dieckmon. Bi ROW 3-Tuylor, C,, HUCHSDIL 1., Schwull. 5., Knighi, BH UT'Fechf, M, NOT TN PICTURE-While, C. Page 244 Guidon is like H19 oiher miliiary societies a+ UC. in +ha+ if is an honorary: but. if differs from H19 oihers in +ha+ ii is for women. Only ste sophomore women who have +he scholarship. uc'rivHies. and characfer are presenied a+ fhe Spring Mili+ary Ball. Guidon girls are kep+ cche by marching 'For fooibull games, milifary revues. cmcl ushering for convocoiions. They are easily iden+iHed by +heir red coais and hais. Guidon's pur- pOse is +0 promoie leadership and fosier ciiizenship and 0 sense of dufy 10 our counfry. Sharon Sander and Mary Goer+emiller headed +his group Iasf year. wiih Cami Brown. secretary. and Georgia Richardson. +reusurer. compleiing +he Iis+ of officers of Company E. Page 245 -. Lara... , '. 44.54.. 4'2m'f4. , ROW I-Yushiin, R., Devi: N. Smifh, R.. Lawrence. W. ROW 2-Hinds, KL. HarVey. R.. Hurfmun, P., Tayior, C.. Dykes, E. ROW 3-El'lelI F'H McGorry R Kaimum A.. Henna D. The S+uden+ Religious Council is a group iho+ Is composed of young men and women of differeni 'Foiil'ls who are in+eres+ed in H19 comparafive s+udy of religion. The purpose of +he group is +0 realize +he importance and signiHconce of religious doc- frines ofher +han +heir own. The Council plans and organizes +he campus wide Religi- ous Emphasis Week. The work of this group brings abou+ a deeper undershnding of H16 various faifhs. and promotes greaier +olerance among +he members of iha- Council +hemselves. - 1H. - Ir-g jrid'n- 1 -.-r 1i Reagam emplzam Week , . f. m ' 4.1 RELJGEOUS EMPHnF-it WEEK BUDK DSPUY H01 m5 1142., i' The compus-wide Religious Emphasis Week was one of +he mosi enfhusiosfically and wholehear+edly accepfed evenfs of +he year. This week. organized by +he Religi- ous Council. was filled with seminars on various +opics 'From chober I 1 fo Odober IS, an aII-universi+y convocaiion on Thursday. and a special Greek nighf program on Tues- day nigh+ in which all Greek organioHons pariicipoted. The more serious side of college siudenfs was reveoied by +his uHi+ude of UC 5+udenfs +cward religion. I. AK - , . 2-2..- I m. -;;.-.-.---... -.... l nu... s'-.. '- ' ' 'i .. ' , ,fA ROW IlHoihawayl V, Smart 3,. Olarien, J ROW Elleun, K , Terwillegm. RH Ruckl Vl Mayer, Pl ROW 3-Driggsl H.. Smith Rl Voelkerl J, Brockmaler R. ROW 4-Henry, D, Langnecker, KM Barber, R,, Raul R yMaA The Y.M.C.A. is a volunfcry men's organichion: H is fl-Ie Iarges+ on ! +he campus. Each year +here is c: drive +0 obfoin new members. and this year +he drive was a bigger success Hucm ever before. CommHiees com- posed of s+uden+s and foctu members of all colleges of +he UniversHy, oFFicers elec+ecl from +he sludenf body and H16 cabinet plan and direc'r +he wide and varied program ol the Y.' Every Friday nigln+ +hey gave dances and porfies for all H1058 who cared 10 come. These evenings were enioyecl by all who wenl'. They joined wilh +he girls' group of H19 Y for fhe Yule Log Service and H18 Marriage Series. They ended +he year in a spiril of fun and fellowship. Page 248 1-5? i ROW liConover, MH Kroeger, Is, Schiller, L, Gu1iahr,A., Derbess M. ROW ZiRennl N.I Feilev. Jw Roberts. Pu Seweli. 0-. Kirs'eim AA, Harpers H., Whim. C ROW JsLewis, P., Dykes. E. Knodel, M, Chcnowelh. D, Puolinos SH Davis. N. Taylor, C. ROW qiMaHhess A, Tucken MW 51mmonss N., Coness M., Schoelwer. M.. Birn, M., Volksladh 5.. Dieckmunns B. ywaa Freshman Camp was +he opening even+ oi: Hue Y.W.C.A. +his year. This camp is For Hie purpose of infroducing new sfudenfs +0 campus life, sfudenf leaders. and achHies. Andher evenf eagerly awaHed was H18 Apple Polishing Luncheon. Sfudenfs Taned H'Nal'r FuvorHe feucl'lers for a box lunch 0+ +he Y. THIS is a popular affair th H16 sfudenis and H16: fac- uliy alike. Af Chrisfmos +ime +he Yule Log Service was heH. following +he old-fashioned cus+om a yule log was burned, prayers were so'ld and hymns and Chrisfmas Carols were sung. Many s+uden+s offended 1he Marriage Series which was held February I3. I4, l5 and declared H a +remen- dous success. As usual H19 members of H18 Y.W.C.A. had a busy and profHable year. Page 249 ROW l-Shuuss. RH Hachl, M,, Schindher. A.. Kclp1clnb 5., Rubensieinh 8.. Dennis. R. ROW 2-Dw'ne, L.. Ronsheimh M., Schulzinger, JH Sturnbachh M4. Goodman, L, Schucart D. ROW 3-Cnhen, R. Wertheim, D., Ungor. L. Wefnerh D., Toby. J.. Busch. 5. Presidenf-Mary Hechi Vice-Presiden+-Dick Goodman SecrefuryhBreI-Ida Rubinsfein TreasurerH-Barbara Charek The members of Hiliel. a religious organizafion for +he Jewish sfudenfs on campus. sfar+ed off +he pos+ year by acquiring a newly refurnTshed 0nd redecorufed house. Their new home 0+ 320 Shaigh+ 5+. was dedica+ed in . early May th due ceremony and many disiinguished gues+s offending ii. During +he year. Hillel carried on many regularly scheduied religious serv- ices on Friday evenings as well as +he usual Sunday dinners and cuHurol programs. The Fall season was highligh+ed by +he Chanukah aFFair. held Ics+ December. The second semesfer found +hings humming on S+ruigh1 5+. th rouiine business ga+herings. On +he social side the annuu1 Perum Mus- querude was held in March and H19 Resach Seder fook place in April. The year was climaxed by fhe Hillel week-End in June. Page 250 .ewery ROW lv-KbinI R.. Buang, 5.. AuslTng, J.1 McGurrr, Ru Engbersen, J.. Yuusse W. ROW I-Marshull, MlH Gceriemceller, MU LiHnere A., MOW TH Schneider, LH Gar'ies, J.. Ehrhur'. H. 80W JuBen-vangere MW Schnake, M., Wurlelbacher, J.. Eechsiedie M.. Swiezake Au GoerferniHer. MW Smifhe M. ROW 4-Ku99uun HM L509; IL, Kulle. R.. Vesper. Ge. KuHe. T,. Lipperf. R.. MacVeiqhe R. PresidenfeRod McGorry Vice-Presidenf-Lee Droege Secre+ary-Shirley Burling Treasurer-J'Irn Aus+in Under +he compe+en+ leadership of Fufher William Franer. the New- mcln Club was able f0 furlher beHer relaYIons among H16 Cufholic s+uden+s of UC. Almost every Friday evening haund Hue house of 3550 CIIHon Avenue thriving wifh ucfivify. The even+ was +he usual Newman Club Open House. The cciivH-I'es sponsored +his year were numerous and varied in no- +ure. On Hie fhird Sunday of every mon+h. ihe members of +his organiza- Hon would meef and 90 +0 Moss iogefher and pur+uke En Communion. This was Followed by a breakfad and +hen H19 rouiine business was hens- oc+ed. The mos'r imporfcnf evenfs on +he social calendar were +wo formal dances, one held losf fall and fhe o+her in +he Spring. The posf school year 3 was a profifoble one For all +he club's members. Page 25l . ROW l-vala, 1., Baker, P... Ilse Rev. M., Heber, Rev. W. Gerdes, H. ROW 2-Fekuck. C. Morgan, J., Funck, M., Dfenesch, M., Lawrence. W ROW 3r-Rempe, IL, Lund. G., Wedbush E. Bufm O. Rullman, D.. G raveL W. Gamma. $9516. Gamma DeHa, a campus wide group sponsored by the Luiheran Church. was founded in I934 +0 promofe 'Fellowship among sfudenfs of H115 fuifh. This year included schedded oc+ivi+ies, such as pianned Bible discussions. 0 Regional Convention and social oHuirs. Welly 410me Anofher campus wide group 'For promoHng bef- fer relafions befween s+uden+s 0F Hue same faifh. i5 +he Wesley Foundaiion. This organiza+ion for Mefh- odis'r s+udenf5 01' UC. carried out a fine program of frequen+ lectures. as well as o+her chfairs, social and religious in na+ure. ROW l-Sageser, D. Bollie', J., Toshiian, R.. Roast, C, Cody. R, ROW ?Acrnhari, 8, Edwards, Er Colh'ns, J., Dosser, A., Tashiian' M.. Le Maislers R. ROW 3-chkerson, J., Ogden, N., Hunsford, E, Greene L.. LRHy. IL, Sprogue. J.. Phelps. 0. Lawton, R. Reynohis, 3. Davies. L. Mayan P Dawmn, R, ROW PMuHer. R,' Thruilkill, J,. FEE u ,, . mi J. -' Mme 5i gimme. 1! Page 253 Robt HamiHon. Direcfor Page 254 As well as being a popular musical organizafion, H19 UC Band is a good cross secfion of campus life. Wi+hin H5 ranks are musicians from eighi colleges of H19. Univer- sH'y. Under H16 diredion of Robert K. HumiHon. +he group presen+ed varied enfedoinmenf from Sepfember +0 May. Beginning wifh foofball games and pep rallies. and coanuing wifh buskefball games and parades. Hm year was climaxed by H19 annual Spring Concert These numer- ous presenicrHons were Hwe result; of considerobte proc- x .2' - 1 49 41' 4E . ,w-m A GTM' - . Q 1! 1:77 . r. m. Wnunt H. J .. . V , . fice. The bondsmen can well remember bcrHIEng Hie ele- ments. parficularly mud. on +he prucfice field in prepara- +ion for each home foo+ball game. Bu+ all was noi work. Lighfer momenfs were provided by the fall banque+ and ihe preseMuHon of Hie new Band Sponsor at Hue Miami foo+ball game. Miss Haven Jones was honored by being chosen Sponsor for I952. As a reward for +heir conhibu- fions. +he band members wi+11 fwo years service received award swecfers. Page 255 ROW l-Nash. M., Seidlef. J.. Grapes. Bq Wallets, N., Adams, P., Phipps. FH Harrison 1., Sievers, 3., Hcrowifz, Al Bradhom, 5k. Roush, A., Millet 1., Wlsmnnn. M.. Crundell. V. GraveS, L.. Heinold. WW SimmonS. M. Lundberg, El Crowlurd. L. Sreeie. Pl, Braslel1 V., Eikenberryl Ml ROW IiMiers. M., HTcks, Kn BesfundTg. M., LaW- yerl Cl. Duhms, 5.. Women llH Shelia , R., Duly. 3., Richerl. BlI Huchiell C. BM; 57, Terwillegurl A., Gilberi, l... LuBur. Mn Schwarhl 5.. Anspach' M Heck Eu Beamer, V., Smllh, 5., Childs. E, Hall, 6, Ungor, Lw Dieckrnunn. AH Young, L. ROW l-Mnhlman, YW Spank, Ml. Baylesl Ml, Frank J,, Evans, K. Saffrun. M., Grass, 1... Bodenslein. H.. Boesch. Fm Rhuadei. NH Foale, MA, Ernst Ml, Mifchelil Al, Mehrhufll J , Seybolr, G.. McMillan, A.. Peary, RH Weed. L., Mills, 0., Funkel L Kimball. M... Baker. Iw Walker. M. ROW 4aLoessi, Jw Andrews, R, Renner, Ru Pollsl 1.. Johnsfonl L, Grinninger, Lw Smilh. JH Foyer, 8,, DeMoor, 5., Shame. C., Allard. J.. Wand. C-. DeVaux, 0-. Sleworl. G. 00992 . R.. Berlkel 0., Luring, W, Myers. Wq Gilchrist J., Baron. R. ROW 5-Duminique. RH Chance. M.. Lancaster. K . Sieberl 0,, Lipferi, Fl Sieele, WW Rivkin. CW Wormusl IL, Wilder. R. Kuskevlcsl 0., Mubie, Pw Werner, E, Budig. 0.. Hachen, H., Brawnl RH Knodel. 1., Frledtlclh C., Colin, 6., Kelrch, J., Bungerf. R.. Edmands. B. WILLIS BECKETT, DIRECTOR Affer ushering in flue new members and welcoming back fhe old ones. +he Glee Club seHlecl back for a year of hard work. They meef +wice a week. on Mondays and Wednes- days lrom 4:30 +0 6:00. They s+or+ pruclice immediulely for +he Chris+mas Convocofion held in Wilson and +he concer'r in lhe Nel'herland Plaza. Nof all Hwe lwo hundred members parlicipole in Hue concerts. +he group is selected according to aHendcnce. Singing engagemenls are made oi 1he vari- ous clubs in Cincinnafi such as +l1e Rofury Club. A Spring Concerl is given of Emery Audiiorium and Hckel's are sold in advance for his event This money +ho+ is raised is used 'lo finance +heir Spring Tour. The club also visHs various schools in Ohio. Don'+ +ln'nlc H10'l' +hi5 is all work and no play. The members have porHes affer fhe concerls. Somelimes fhey are held 0+ Mecklenbergs and ofher limes cf privale homes. Under +he direcfion of Mr. Beckelf. UC's Glee Club cele- bra+ecl ifs 30+l'1 birll'lday. ROW l-Adums, P,. Lancaster, K, Warner. IL Young, L, Duhms, E 10W 27WFldey, R Dominique, R Sieber 0 . GHchrisL J. DieckmannJ A, Phipps, F., Breshel. V., Steele P. l ! IF 1 ROW I-Uenham, J., Paalinu, 5., Miller V. ROW I-Brcwn. C., Hinds, M., EiseH E, LIngel M. 7m 361a 3W Tau Befa Sigma is Hue band honorary hn- women only. H' has been acfive on H135 campus since I947. $urnislm'ng poriies and ccfivHies for ihe band +hroughouf Hie year. They add spirH and pep in Hue UC Marching Band and recognize the hard work of HS women. Kappa Kappa. p44 Kappa Kappa Psi is an honorary fra+erni+y for +he mole members of H13 band. H is open +0 H1059 upper classmen who have received a IeHer for iwo years work. Their purpose is +0 promofe campus inferesi in +he Bond and en+er+uin members of v35i+ing Bands. ROW F-HumiHon. R. Neumann, R, Eiserf, E, Shwurl H., Armsirong J ROW 2 MerriII. R. Suddcndorl, R . Harbaum. K., Shomherg. C. ROW Bichollinor' D, Hoerr, W Haring D Grabo 3., Buck K ROW l-Gcodman, SH Heath, Pu J W Kuresmnn, J. ROW ?HAllardice. WK. Iorlz, W7, KOUYL J, Presideni-A. Jack Kuresman Vice.presiden+-Sfan Goodman Secreiary PauIa Hea+h Bus. Manager-Jim Kau+z Since +he esfablishmen'l of Hie UniversHy's Drama League. 'rI-ne em- bryo form of foday's Mummers Guild, back in I92I. +here has always been a'r H12 head of ?he UniversHy's dramafics organization a small group of sfudenis ac+ing as the nucleus for +he organizafion's widespread ac'riviHes. This group is +oday known as +he Mummers Board. The members oi Pals Board, working 'In close cooperaHon th Mr. Paul Ruiledge. +he Uni- versify's direcior of dramofics. par+icipa+e in Hue allocaHon of funds for. +he pianning of, and flue produciion and direcHon of +he Mummers Guild's program for he year. a program including +he Guild's three yearly maior produc+ions. +he Carousel Theafre, and u ci'ry-wide Drama Convocafion. Page 259 'li'f ..-...w A sq. Mammal QM mama . . . HOW MANY. PLEASE? HOLD STILL NOW! BRUSHES FLY AS PROPS TAKE FORM LiH'Ie does H'Ie audience siHing I'n +hel'r comforiable sea+s 3n WIIA son Audiforium realize H19 fremendous amounf of work and plan- ning +hu+ goes in+o +he making of H19 Finished produd of a Mum- mers Guild production. +he play ihaf 1hey are anessing. AHer monihs of careful planning, +he play selechad for producHon is ready +0 be assembled: crews of workers put +oge+her Hie se+s and scenery. +he direcior Ts bese+ wi+h ccsfing diHiCUlfies, H19 cast ifself goes HIrough un+old hours of rehearsals. Hcke+s must be prinied and sold. bu+ Finally all back-sfage frials and fribulofions are rewarded th Hue +hrills of opening night AMES AUBURN IN HLADY IN THE DARK MUMMERS GUILD ENTERTAWS ROW I-Kuresmun. L Lohrman, A., Goodman, 5. Row Z-Visher. Ga Messham. V. Born. w. ROW S-Menan. leedge. P., Wurlh, D 7492.2 AW M- The cream of Hue Universify's crop of amaieur +heah'icians can be Found 'In UC's local chap+er of The+o Alpha Phi. nuHonal honorary for ou+s+anding men and women in +he field of dramatics. Once. annualiy. a small number of uche parficipanh in Hue Mummers Guild's achHies for +he year are +apped For membership in His higHy regarded organizafion. Besides planning and prinfing programs for +he Hvee maior Mummers producfions. Theft: Alpha Phi also awards a $50 scholarship in +he ouf- sfonding freshman Mummer of H18 year. Page 262 0., Page 263 ROW lmGeselhrachi, Dy Lange, V,, Sfevensun, K, Kroager, Ii. Shurmcky Ri ROW I-Gaiar, Ti, Kauh, J. Thompson, IL, De Camp. Jy Wallermuny L. Burscik. R. The Board o1t Publicofions seems like an almighfy being +0 +he sfaFFs of UC publica+ions. ior H is Hwis board Hmf posses final okay on ali policies carried ou+ by Hue various publicaHons. This Board is composed of edi+ors and business managers oi Hie News Record, Profile. S+uden+ Direcfory. and Cincinnufion. as we as +heir foctu advisers. They form a general governing body for all publicaiions. Each year iheirs is +he fask of seleding Hie edifors and business managers in H13 spring. To 05- si5+ +hem fhey ob+cin Hue sfaH vo+es and previous edi+or5' and business managers' recommendoiions. The accomplishmenfs made by +he publi- cc+ions on campus are a credi+ no+ only fo H19 respecfive s+aHs bu+ 0150 to H162 guidance of +his boardy whose job if is it: see +hu+ every+hing runs smoo+hly and comes ON on schedule. Page 264 F.. Geselbrccht D ROW 3 Engmke. pa 3311a. gmdm Pi Delia Epsilon is a nuHonaI iournclism honorary on UC'S campus. Known for 1+5 high sfondords and famous members in Hie Field of journal- ism, Pi DeH is quHe an honor +0 claim. Each year 0+ 'l'I-ne AIl-Publica+ions Banque+ +hey announce H13 names of Hue new members, chosen on a basis of H'Ie'lr ou+sianding confribufions f0 fhe Field of iournalism. Also 0+ +his iime +hey presen+ o naHonaI award +0 +he siudeni who has made H19 mos'r oufsfonding confribuh'on of H12 year fo iournolism 0+ UC. This organiza+ion meefs once a mon+h during +he year of which +ime 'H'Iey en+er+oin speakers in Hue local field of iournalism. JACK DRAKE EDITOR Early in Sepfember fhe I952 Cincinnai'ian was sHII in dummy form. During +I1e monH-Is of prepara+ion and work. +he pages of H19 dummy became very worn and familiar +0 H1e s+af-Fs. Members cut H19 sfaFF gaH'nered on Mondays and Thursdays +0 work. mixing hard work wi+h fun and laughfer as +he book 10ch form. As +he final deadline grew near. +he TED GEIER - BUS. MGR. pace become more furious. S+uden+s +ook +ime off in +he day +0 complefe Jtheir work and sfayed ai nigh+ as long as H19 Union would permit When H16 book was a+ Iasi off +he press, every s+af-F members from ecli+or +0 indexer feH as though he had confribu+ed his share +0 +he I952 Cincin- na+ian. ROW I-Cullisun. P1. MueHer, M., Dast, J.l BrilL R., Birm M., Schuelwer, M. ROW 2-CuhighL F... Henderson, I., Winn J.l Beomer, V.. Laufer, N., FiHro, 5.. Share. F. ROW 3-Abruhum, Mu Vulksfudl, 5.. Swieluk. A., Hofmunm C5. Helmun, M . Sara 1., Wonr. 51. Limburg. N. ROW FHudsnn. 5., Dayan. J. Kling, C., Tucker. M.. Bieser. AH Colemonb N. Gueb, C. ROW S-Robe. l. Greenland. TH Johannigmum J POMS J. AIIerL D., Khuhmuier. T, Yerkesum D. 3W Edi+or ............ .. ...... Jack Drake Associa'l'e Edii'ors I . . . . Mary Ann Birn Ron Brill Ar+ Ediiors I I Rciph Jacobson Pc+ Callison SfaFF-Meyers, C.. Grischy. J.. Noliing. R.. Ziegier. C Rhoades. N.. Wurst J.. Hubbard. T. Copy Edi+or I I I I Jane Dugan SfaHMBe-cmer, V., Dewey, G. Dorsy, R. FiHro 5.. Greenland. T.. Johannigan. J.. PoHs.J.. Winn. J.. Volksadf. S. Typists I . . .. Greiser L. Fink. A. Senior Edi'ror I I II I Marion Schoelwer STGHMBonch. 6.. Coleman N. Fieiman. M. Hof- mann. G.. Meyers. C. Niepor+e. J.. Tucker. M. Pho+ography Editor ...... .Jeon Davis S+uFFMDoyen. J.. HaHerick. D.. Cors. 3., Swiezak A.. Drake. D. Spor+s Ediior ................ . . Bill Longs+ree+ SfoFFMKling. C.. Hall. 3.. Blaney. H.. Cahill, N.. Gom- ble, H.. Groenke. A.. Kirsch. 3.. PoHs. J.. Haf- +erick. D.. Swiezak. A. Typish . I I I I . . I I . . I Dewey. 0.. Koehler. C.. King. I. Index Edifor ................... I Ginnie Boneau SfoH-Hofmcnn. 0.. Merz, J. Produciion Manager . .. . . I Mary Mueller S+aFF Pho+ographers . . . . . . . . Share. F. Arnold. R Business-Manager I I I I I I I I I Ted Geier Assisfanf Business. Mgrs. . Bcirry Cors. Dick MHci'IeII SfaFF-Tashjian. M.. Greiser. L.I Gunn R.. Engelke E. Adverl-ising Manager .............. Wm. Clemen+s SfaH-Gall. CI. Tierneyr R., Tashiian. M.. Ra+cliff. M.I Bochsiahler. R.. Woodworfh, T.. Longsfreef. B. aLW-qu-m- a4 :r .-..:,. THE I952 CINCINNATIAN EDITORS Page 257 Wewd Rescue? VIRGINIA LANG e EDITOR Monday is noi- blue for +he siaH of file News Record. for Hw'r is Hie day each week when our campus newspaper is put foge+hen Work is assigned. copy is read. and news H'ems are scanned for feaiure maieriol. This oFice in H19 Union is always a scene of furious aciiviiy when everyone is 0+ work. Journalism meetings are held each week for +he DORIS GESELBRACHT. RALPH TIERNEY- BUS. MGRS. members of+l1e News Record s+aH +0 ieuch Hie finer points of H19 newsPuper work. The business sioH meanwhile has i+s own unrewarding work and budgef headaches, vi+ai +0 any paper's successful exisfence. Each Friday +he campus eager- ly awaHs +he publicuiion and i+s news of Hue coming week a+ UC. ROW l-Dykes, E, OiBiieni JW MoHov. J.. Sewell, D., Tavlori Ci, Ufrechi, M., Pocei W. ROW 2-5ucher, A.. Cecil. 1H Englandi H., Weaver, 3.. Males. M.. HeidA ucher. H. Boise. J. Taphnm, N. Frank Ji Schoelweri M, ROW 3-Reinhord. L,I Piunck, Mu Tegel. E, Fcchoi, Bi Keller, Mi Slillposs. Bu Duggon. EW George, K. Klebunow. M, Blerschi D ROW 4-Johannigmoni 1,. Border, Gr, Rolai' 5,, Coleman. N, Reuben K,, Kirs'eini Ai Knech', 1,. Slromberg, Cr Wood, C. 3M; Edifor-in-Chief I .. .. I I . . . , Virginia A. Lang Managing Edi+or , . Sfanley Goodman CHy Edii'or . . . . . . Carol Taylor Assist Ci+y Edifors John O Brien Arle+h DieciImcII-In SiaH-Gil RinsiryI Gale JohnsonI Franlr DriscaIII Roger HaasI Mary Cue PlunciII Marty PmiuarI Mary Ann Keller. Beverly Pochui. Jo Goodman. Herb WiiionI Jan PragerI JudyI Siein. Vivian BrownI Bob FraterI Margie Cannon. News Ediior ............ .. .. Margoref DuFFy S+aH--Mabei Bidiingmeyer. Susan Hammelraih. Jane MoscnI Gail Hersh, Glen Border. Chuck Wood Edi+orial Edi+or ,, . . . . . .. William Pace ColumnisisISherwocd Kuhn Doug CramerI Hugo Green KenA neH-I Thompson. Spcri's Edifor . .. I . . Jack Molloy SfaFF Len lppI Helen Englcinci Bob MocVieghI Jim Schro+eiI Ed Wedbush Glenn Sheibig. Barry BIship. Sanford Levy. Bob Feldman. Howard Bloney. Carol Beckman, Social Edi+or . I .. IMorgore+ Uirechf Squ-Jack Johanmgman Sinirley Segai, Beverly S+iliposs. Feafure Ediior . I I .. . . . . . , . . , EveH'e Dykes SluFiiJennI'e 30559, Donald Lieder. Bruce AmondI Ko+herine George Gale Johnson, Kay Rauber. Exchange Edifor ....... BeHy Tegel Sfaffiaurb BoiceI Be+h Bumiilcr MerJediih Jones. Head Typis+ . . . , ,,,,, ., I Mary Malas TypisszVirginia Bucher, Joan Munro. Helen Munro, Evelyn Duggan, Nancy Tuphorn. June Franir. Carol Ann Puiiis. Nancy Ziegler, Biiiie Hcli, Mary Lnu Borioh. Arf and Pho+ography Coordinofor I . I . Rife: Kuhlman Squ-Wiiliam Randall and Frank WinsfelI Co-Business Mgrs. Ralph Tierney. Doris Geselbrachf Assf. Business Manager . . . . AnneH'e Kirsfein Adver+ising Manager , , . Laverne Reinhar+ Circulation Manager I , I Marion Schoelwer Bus. SiaH-Tom Chapman. Ron Giacdieiiow. Charles Shomberg NEWS RECORD EDITORIAL BOARD Page 2b? 22 2.2 22 52 V 59 2 . S2 ROW J-Ebel, D.. Herron, C, Murlz, G., Rosensweig R., Evans, B2, Gross, E. 60-071mm gagineea RACING THE DEADLINE Page 270 wk ROW I-Moore. D., 0928. R.. Gust. P.. SeweH, D.. Hefzer, J. ROW 2-Humilfon, M.. Cliperrll A., Pfennigwerfh. Pu Maynard, A., Coburn, R., Hudson, The Co-operafwe Engineer is c: qucrferly puincaHon :11 UC for engineers. Mos+ upper campus sfudenfs know 3+ only by name and HS office in +he Union. AciuaHy Hwy migh+ be surprised 10 find ihaf al+hough H19 feafures deal mos+ly wi+h +he engineering profession. H is an ouisianding magazine in ifs field and em- braces many and inferesiing +opics in H5 coverage. The purpose of Hwe publicofion is fo pu+ ou+ a mag- azine by and 'For H19 s+uden+s cnc +he Engineering Col- lege. H is published in Oc+ober, January. March. and June. fea+uring new methods useful +0 +he engineer. ou+s+anding men in H1e profession and la+es+ advances in +heir Held. The social angle of +his pubiicah'on in- cludes sfaFF porHes held during +he year. They are very informal and everyone looks forward +0 +his lighfer side of +he Co-op Engineer. The magazine also dOEs H's par+ in Co-op Day: iheir puriicipaHon iusf anoiher phase of service +0 Hue Engineering College. ROW I-Maiasi MH Thompson, K, Dykesi E., Woolieyi One of ihe publicaHons on UC'S. campus is +he Pro- file. Pui 00+ in quar+erly edi+ions. i+ provides an ou'rlef for fhose in+eres+ed in expressing +hemselves crea+ively. The s+aH is comprised of s+uden+s in every college who are in+eresied in working on ihis +ype ch magazine. Known here cri UC for H5 exceilen+ ar'r work +he Profile confoins shor+ sfaries, poems, fea+ures and a profile of some ou+s+anding sfudenf. This maga. zine is also an index of +he laiesi culfural evenfs +0 hi+ Cincinnafi. This year car+oons and a ioke page were added +0 +he magazine in an eHori +0 increase shidemt in+ere5+. H was edi+ed +his year by Kenneih Thompson, who did a Hne iob. His posifion was nof envied by o+her5 because his was a year of experimen+ for flue magazine in +he humor line. Like any ofher publicaiian Profife had +he usual headaches of deadlines. and budgefs; bu'l' despife +hese Jrypical worries +he maga- zine came +hrough wi+h flying colors. L ROW 24cm. J-i Slrombergi CW Wood, C., Woodwor'h, T ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE NEXT ISSUE I n -I f Page TH H45 ROW Iikush, L.I Blersch. D., Weimen 5., Dieckrnunn B, Mara. M... Price, L, Dick A. ROW 3-Coleman N Goebl C. O'Hara, 8 Henderson. ng1 34'430104? IT'S HERE SOMEWHERE Page 272 R. BurdsaH 5 Siev'ers E. Harrisam J. fl xix ROW Z-Bax'nl ; a - n 3 V., Messinger. 1., Kiefar, M., Nelsom 5u Moellcr. J. Early in December +he Universify of Cincinnafi pufs oui ifs Sfudenf Direcfory. This is a bookle+ Iis+ing +he home. local address. phone. college and year OF groduaHon of every 5+udenf in Hue UniversHy. To +he s+aFF of H19 publiccfion H means hours oi work fabu- Ic+ing. alphabefizing. and arranging lisfs from Hie various colleges. This year Hue book by popular re- quest was again in a spiral bound cover. increasing ifs durabili+y. A standing joke a+ UC are +he mis+okes made every year in names and numbers. bu+ Hue s+oH insis+s +hu+ +hey do +heir bees! and date anyone else he do beHer. handling several +housond sfudenfs. The work is for From over when Hwe book comes from +he prinier's, because ihe iob of dis+ribu+ion is a big fac'ror. The books are exchanged for Union cards 0+ +heir office in H15.- Union. M Page 273 8a? ...pafkwcufl'aa4 m T H4hah: .;.i-- ' - .P T- ,wu-. ---uu - m l. '77-. 310 Mm NRA!- ROW l-Jarvis, 0,. Shaman, IL, Driscoll, 1.. Tram J., Huslinger, J... Shunchh. N.1 Siaub, K. Middendmh F.I McDonwd. 3., BenxTngan J.. Kane, D.. Delaney J. ROW2 -Anihonv. F.. Sumple, G., Shibinskf, N., Maffu, A,, YeH'orL P. Rassi, Gr. Harlan. N Grommet, 0. Theisen, R. Shaleskv, 3., Thompson, G. ROW InGadlewsii, 5.. Gor- don. J.. Guvuh Nk, Pisunelli, 5L. Fri'z, D. Dougherly, R., lager, 1.. CIEMEHL M. CanciHo, 11C6nalien W., Browm D. DiHhoff, G. ROW 4-McGuirm J., Hill, J., Schaaf- rrler. D . Del Eula. D.. Gum, H., Smifh. T., Brayle Tu Sredo, G, Harville, C , Condorodis, A, BueL T. ROW S-Andreadis, Hr, Simmons, T.I Goisf. D.. Singie, I Ilclyrl'lond L. Wu . K. DeFrancm D.. KI'IIQMI 5.. PequTgno+, R7. Lane, R., Barber, D. ROW iu-Malich. R-. Snyder, .I. Mouth. J., Howe, R.. Jnhoslle, D,I Chuck, J,, Schmidvl L. Magdeq L, Osbun Ga Anihonm F. KICKOFF TIME Prospects 'For +he '5l pigskin semen were bright and no owonder! Consider +he Hreless eHoHs of A+hle+ic Direc- r Chic Mileham. +he able and conscienfious fop man In +he grid sef-up. Then look of Sid Giiman, skillful head coach. and his compefeni assis+an+s. George Black- burn. Joe Mudro. Jock Faulkner, Bill Schworberg. cmd Sfon Klimszak. These menI working smoo+hly +oge+hen are con- -sfanHy boas+ing +he Bearca+ up +he ladder fo 'Foofbull fame. Leadership on Hue Field was assured by Hie selec- +fon of Ralph S+aub and Nick Shundich as Co-Capfoins. Wiih some six+y odd eager and +alenfed varsHy players providing +he mo+ive power for H all, i+ seemed H10? vic- iory was in Hue cards for UC. PARDON MY ELBOW. HARRY Page 21ft DID HE MAKE IT? we. .26, ?JJIM'. 7 Under +he Iighfs of Nipperi' Shadiurn. +he 'Ca+s overpowered Hie V.M.I. Kuyde'ls in +heir' '5l inaugural. H- was simply a maHer of 100 much dep+h and an offensive unH- which was deadly as H compiled a iofal of 5I5 yards. The rugged. quick-+hinking defense held Hie Souiherners in check. Iimi+ing +heir offense +0 only I94 yards. 91.6. 34,. Km 0 No+ f0 be oufdone by the floods. Hle Bear- ca+s sformed inio ManhaHan. Kansas. and buried Kansas S+a+e under a wave of gridiron mas+ery. Rossi's clever quar+er-bocking and pin-poini' passing complefely baffled +he Wildca+ defenders. In dropping ikeir Big Seven opponent UC was in complehe con+rol H1roughou+ +he game. $1.6. 47, Ma 35 Unleashing a horrid aerial bombardment the Cincinncdi Becrca+s announced +heir arri- val home by calming +he migh+y Tulsa Hurri- canes. In upse'H'ing rugged and powerful Tulsa. flue Red and Black knighis gained na- +ional recognifion. Wiihin 57 seconds qH'er +he opening gun was heard H12 fearless Cincy 'Cois racked up a score. AHer fheir firsf +ouchdown, +he Bearcafs confirmed 1'0 59? ihe pace in a game +hai proved to be fine year's mas? explosive pigskin clash. Gene Rossi served +he besi +oo+ball passing McMicken fans could order. His bril- I Iianf quarferbacking neHed 277 yards as he . - . 7' .. , .7. . . - I mixed Hue air and ground aHocks in home 'anghuth. W ' ' . --. .. ' ! . ' I. h. n . ,r. V4 . +he heralded Hurricanes. .9?! J! CL-qmg-' TACKLE HIM! MINDIFI HHCH A MOE? Page 279 HAWAIIANS FIND THOSE BANDITS ROUGH $1.6. 34, 04W 0 Alfhough 110'! up +0 par. Hie Bearcais shu+ouf a courage- ous buf oufmanned Hawaii ouH'H'. The Rainbows fhrew up sHFF opposH'ion in Hue UC passing +hreaf. bu+ couldn'i +hrof- He +he 'Ccfs' ground uHack. The Chinese BandH-s proved +Heir WOf'I'l'l by s+opping HIE defermined Rainbows five Hmes inside +He UC iwenfy-yord line. The Beorcofs marched on undefeated. ITS STRATTON ON A SWEEP 21.6. 38, faudadle 0 Feofuring a devqs+o+ing ground a+fock. flue 'Cuh roufed a game Louisville Club before a Dad's Day crowd of I6.000. Hs aerial game no+ clicking. Cincy siuyecl on H19 grouncf for 303 yards ou+ of a +o+ul oFFense of 4ll yards. DougheHy, Sfoub. SfraHon. Rossi. An+hony. and Deiuney fullied TDs. Moofh's punfs kepf H19 Cardinals ou+ of Beorca+ ferrifory. DIX ANTHONY IS NABBED FROM BEHIND W.6. 4i, Redeawe 0 The high-scoring Bearcafs ran fheir victory sfring +0 six by soundly ihumping winless Wesiern Restarve. For ihe sec- ond consecu+ive Sa+urday +he 'Ccfs gained mos? of +heir yardage via rushing. Cincy picked up 370 yards io Reserve's I70. UC roared +0 0 35-0 half-Hme lead afier which H19 re- serves +ook over. RALPH STAUB CARRIES FOR UC DOUGHERTY CARRIES AROUND END W6. 53, 79mm IS The Bearca+s gave +he ShOH' +0 +he Texas Miners in H19 annual homecoming game +0 He +he school scoring record sef in 1932. The ,Cafs SCOFEd in every quar+er amassing 32 poinfs In H19 firs+ th. Behare his undersfudy Bunker Hill relieved him. quar+erback Gene Rossi connecfed wifh I3 of his 20 passes +0 lead fhe aHack. CINCY TALLIES AGAIN Page 282 GIVE HIM A PUSH, RALPH WHAT DO YOU THINK, SID? STRATTON HEADS FOR PAYDIRT W. 6. l3, Jm-Simmm 7.2 The 'Cc:+s sci a new school record of eigl1+ consecufive wins by edging Hardin-Simmons 0+ Abilene. Texas. The Cowboys fine pass aH'ack and alert pass defense had lhe Bearcais going in circles, and only +heir failure +0 capil'alize on pass infercepfions kepf +he Texans from upse-Hing Cincy. Del Bene's punf re+urn and Dougher- iy's plunge comple+ed H12 'Cai' scor- ing. Shalosky's conversion proved f0 be fhe slim margin of vidory. Wa+cl1ing 'l'l'le Bearcal's in acfion gives +he spec+a+or +he idea foo+bull has fumed in+o an exuding science. Scouting reporfs, movies on oppon- en+s and new plays designed +0 meef each +eam's defense make Sid Gill- man's iob a complica+ed one indeed. Spo++ers in Hue press-box acf as +he coach's eyes wifh H19 felephones fhe nerve-cenfer of +he bench. Despi+e all +hese scien+ific aids Including Hue plaloon sysiem and player grading. spirif and enlhusiusm s+ill reign as high as ever among flee players. NOW DIX. HERE'S THE PLAY TO USE W. 0. 40, Glula W. 0 Liferally +rain loads of staunch Red and Black boos+ers foIIowed +he'lr now nationally recognized gridiron gladi- afors upsfufe +0 Afhens. Ohio. and thereby been me exhuberani- wi+nesses fo Hue Bobccd massacre. Aboard re- served coaches on +he Bal+imore and Ohio Becrcc+ Special over 800 loy- al siudenfs arrived oi 19 scene in iime fo par+cke of five pre-game fes- +ivi+ies provided by +he hospHable opponenfs of We day. The mos+ enioyable demonsfrofion of hospHalHy provided by Ohio Uni- versi+y was fhe bali game i+self. The 'Cc+s mixed 0 smooih pass offense with a good ground crH'ack +0 roll up a 34-0 hoIf-fime lead. Cincy gained 277 yards rushing and I6I yards passing for a fowl offense of 433 yards while holding H19 Bobca+s fo IBS yards. Rossi, Jarvis. Dougherfy. Concillu. Anfhony. and Delaney hi+ pay dir+ and Del Bene +urned in a flashing performance as did H19 whole +eam. NERVE-CENTER OF GRiDlRON YOU'RE GOING NOWHERE JARVIS GETS NABBED SHOUTS OF VICTORY AFTER TULSA GAME Page 283 W6 0, me .26 ON THE NEXT PLAY THE TIDE TURNED SOMEONE MISSED THEIR MAN Approximo'rely 30.000 fans crowded info a cold Nipperf S+adium +0 see +he un batman Bearcafs fan- gle th Hue unbea'l'en buf once-Hed Xavier Muske- feers in Hue annual inira-cify gridiron baHle. Buf whuf was expecfed +0 be :1 close game be+ween Hie iwo evenIy-mafched. highly-ranked local clubs iurn- ed ou'l' +0 be a one-sided affair as Hue Muskie: Huar- ougth mauled fhe 'Cafs. In ihe Firs+ quarfer UC drove inside H1e X 20 +hree +imes only +0 511: . Then a spec+acular 98-yard re+urn of an infercepfed puss gave Xavier a TD and broke +he game wide open. Al'rhough fhe 'Ccds sfafisiically ou+gained Xavier, +he Muskies dominafed play in +he final ihree periods and added +hree TDs. Basis for sad Sciurdoy: Rugged Xavier defense +hroHles power- ful Cincy oFFense. The season's Finale found +he Bearcais meei'mg Hie Miami Redskins. iheir aldesi enemy. Boih +eums were up For 1he game. and +he issue was liferully in doub+ +0 +he very las+ seconds. Uiilizing a devasiaf- ing ground affcck. +he 'Co+s scored first only +0 see Miami +ie 3+ up a 'Few moments la+er. UC +hen came back wH'h anoiher score +0 icke a lead H1G+ Huey never gave up. al+hough fhe +hird Bearccd touch- down evenwally fumed cu! +0 be the winning mar- gin. Power ploy predomina'red as Ief+ halfback Dom Del Bane was H19 offensive spark for Hie Red and Black. scoring fwo +oucl'1downs and piling up a major porfion of the rushing yardage. On defense. Nick Shundich, John Moo+h. and Paul Yei'lon gave Hp-lop performances in harnessing the dangerous Redskin aHack. JUST ONE MORE STEP q-nq-wrw-rA , CLEARING THE WAY FOR DEL BENE W8 79, MW M Page 235 CLOCKWISE-Lee 3., MiHer, E., Moeslo, J . Doeschen Mr, VonWagner A., Cohen, M.. Crews, J., EFchsladL T. Woodonh T., Pufnom T. HSGDIJ, Kemruady R. Ghemjeaaewa PRESENTING MISS HAVEN JONES As essen+ial +0 foofball as Hue goal posfs; as much a parf of baske+ball as he heap. These phrases describe fhe frenzied spirii f0 be found wherever iwo pigskin elevens are busy bumping skulls or +wo cage squads are matching baskets. And whenever +he Beorcot gridders and baskefeers gs in+o acfion. ihe classy UC cheerleaders are on hand +0 ini+ic+e and organize +his resounding en- fhusiasm. This hand-picked. fonsiI-weary group de- serves much credi'r JFor +heir solid eHoris in promof- ing school spirit Second only +0 Hie fierce baH'le on +he gridiron. Hue presenm'l'Ton of ihe new band sponsor higl'digl'd's haIf-Hme ceremonies of Hie +radiiional UC-MicmT game. Band members elec+ ibis ialenfed iunior 'Frorn +he candidafes of all +he women's social organiza- +ions. The following fa +his lucky lass marches ou'l' in fron+ of +he Becrcaf band wi+h +he drum maior. Page 286 gm Waugh, aaawaa The I95I BeurlciH'ens complefed an excellenf season wiH-u a record of +hree wins. one fie and one defeat The Junior Varsiiy, under +he fine leadership of Bill Schwarberg and Sfan Klimszak opened +he season by mauling Louisville 54-0. For vicfory No. 2. H16 J-Vs defeafed Marshall College 29-6. Con+inuing their winning ways. H19 unbeaten BearkiHens dawned Ohio U., 25-0. In +heir fourfh iiH'. 1he JVs mei Hie Wes? Poinf Plebes. The BearkiH-ens held Hue Army eleven +0 0 7-7 fie in a game played of +he Academy. In +he season's finale Miami edged the JVs, I9-I2. Capf. Jim Hols'rein John WieH-ne, George SmHh ROW l-Moeves. F., Rain. EU Lammert E.. OkruthcL 1., Surface. R. ROW 2-Imbwgia, L., Osterman, T. Cossfdy T. Shipley, J , Houlcin. J. fCupf.l Almshanq A.. Vogele D., Kmmer. Br ROW 3-Cucinoila, J Rash. FL. Schusier, 1,, Maker. 6.. Siephenson, J., HUN 3.. Suvbrefh E., Trvrnon. J. CUHer. 3., KO'tE. J. iMOHGQNL MI MN W HP. 4 -. rm 3! ' Ii.- This season's baskel'ball Bearccls were slafecl +0 be led by one of +he besf players ever +0 represeni +he Red and Black on 'rhe hardwood. Jirn Holsiein. A sensalion as a sophomore. and u prominenf AIl-American meniion 05 CI iunior, Jersey Jim seemed destined +0 +alze his place among lhe all-Hme greuis of Cincy cage his+ory at +he Hue close of his senior year. His iqsks as :1 learn coplain were lighfened by the relurn cl some lopwnighl veferans. including Gene Melzer. a firs+-s+ringer lasf season, and Tom Osl'erman and Bob Rain, +wo leHerrnen who also saw considerable ac+ion Ias+ year. A sophomore All- American who had a 24 poini per game average unfil he iniured his knee. Larry lmburgiu, was sidelined f0! re- covery The I95I-52 baskelball season lound the Bearcals facing fheir foughes+ schedule ever. Under +he luleluge of Head Coach John Wiefhel one of ihe country's ouf- slandlng hoop sfrafagisi's. +he 'Cols had won or shared Hue Mid-American conference +i+le for each of +he los+ five years besldes finishing high in Hue nc+ioncl cage pic- iure. Buf +his year found even +he omniscienl' Wielhe wondering as +0 whefher his combinofion ol velerons and new +ulenf would be able +0 cope wi+h +he schedule. Clncy fans were confident however. +haf +heir colorful head coach. assisfed by George Smi+h, would iurn ou+ anofher hard-driving. furl breaking +eam; one +hoi all Beatcaf supporters could be proud of, win or lose. CHALK UP TWO MORE LOOKS LIKE A FOUL HOLSTEIN GOES UP FOR A ONE-HANDER Rafed flue favorHe to capture +he Mid-Americun Conference Tournamen+ a+ Toledo. fhe 'Cais looked clasy as +hey Oufscored Wesi'ern Michigan, 83-77. However. a fieid goal in Hwe final +en seconds gave Toledo a 45-44 upsw win over Cincy in H19 +i+le game. Wiih o s+rong Finish UC overcame 5+ubborn William and Mary, 7I-6I. Cincinnafi cagers couldn'1- quife keep pace wi+h H1e Xavier quin+e+ and dropped an excifing 77-70 de- bafe h: +he Muskies. A grec+ Duquesne Club handed a sluggish UC five a Hworough 7l-4I shellucking. The Becrccds los+ o hecrf-breuker f0 Toledo. 57-55. when a Rockei' guard l'IH' u long se+ 5ho+ 'In +l'19 Ias+ eigH seconds of play. A5 a resuH of +heir accuracy 0+ H19 'Free +hrow line. higth-ranked Sf. Bonavenfure won handily from Cincy. 77-58: buf fhe Wie+hemen managed +0 +055 0 score in+o Wes+ern Kenfucky 1cor +hree quoriers before bow- ing, 79-63. A very smoofh Dquul Five puiled away Horn H19 Beorco+s in +he Iosi half 10 win going away. 62-48. For +he firsf fime in four years H19 'Cah losf +0 Miami. 70-56. The surprising Redskins wrapped up H16 canted wi'rh a +orrid drive in H19 Icsf ien minuies. UC +urned +he +able on Xavier. 68-63. as five Bearccfs hif double figures. The 'Ccds. hailing by one point follied six markers in H19 Iasf minute for fhe vic+ory. NIT-bound 5+. John's found UC no pushover cs H13 underdog CfncinnaH cagers were never counfed ou+ of we scrap, which +he Redmen +ook by a 76-64 score. Wesfern Reserve s+unned H1e Bearcah by knoH'ing +he score offer The Firs+ Fifteen minu+es. bu+ Cincy came +0 life and buried Hue Redcai's under a 98-52 counf. The Ias+ fwo minuhas were fufui to fhe Bearccds as +hey Iosf +0 Nor+h Carolina Sfohe. 77-64. In +his Hme S+a+e 111+ 12 poinfs +0 Hwe UC cagers' two for H12 win. Miami earned a fie th Wes+ern Michigan for Hue MAC Crown by nipping fhe 'Ca+s, 82-79. Cincy's early lead wil+ed away under fine Redskin's second- half barrage. us 97 HS 83 44 H 11 10 4I I07 55 66 56 53 55 63 32 4a 55 55 ea 63 e4 64 93 92 54 79 r9515: rem Chase Wilminginn Wes+ern Michigan Toledo Wesfern Kenfucky William and Mary Xavier Duquesne Western Reserve Toledo Ohio UniversHy Wesfern Michigan SI. Bonuvenfure Toledo Wesi'em Kanl'ucky Ohio UniversHy DePqu Miami SL Bonavenfure Xavier Western Michigan Duquesne St. John's Wesiarn Reserve William and Mary Nur+h Carolina Siafe Miami Opponents . 55 50 77 45 . 76 bl 77 . TI 52 57 73 62 . F7 54 7? 66 62 70 67 63 56 . 76 N: 52 76 17 82 ; 72 30-423sz The UC Junior Varsify faced Hs usual heavy schedule again +his season. Training $m- H-Ie Hme when +hey will be vursHy men. Hue BearHHe-ns played many J V feums 'Frorn o+her schools. independen+ +eums 0nd ouHHs represeang o+her5 of fhe various leagues around Cincinna+i. Some of +hese ieams proved +0 be real +es+s for +he 'KiHens. For insfance. Sweeney Au+os of +he local AAU league. boast such former Bearca+ greafs as Dick Dallmer. Joe Luchi, Bobby Him and Toy Baker. Coach George Smifh was again of fhe helm of +he Red and Black Benrki'rfen Five. Wifh freshmen being eligible har varsi+y campefiHon, +his year's JV quin+e+ was composed of all aspiranh nai- among +he fop H'u'rfeen Hmi formed fhe varsHy couri- s'lers. Blaang +he'lr way +hrougl'1 +op-Highf opposiHon. Hue Junior Varsiiy Squad. more H'mn proved +heir po+eniial wor+h +0 McMicken as baskefball sfurs. Some of +he Junior 'Cafs who won promo+ion fo varsH'y ranks were Tom Ccssidy. Joe Schusfer. Fred Moeves. Jack Ternon and Ron Surface. Lacking dep+h. +he Bearca+ mermen opened +heir I952 swim season ugainsf a s+rcng Ohio U +eum and suf- Tered +heir inifial se+-back. The first vic+ory was gained agoinsf +he University of Louisville in a close mee+ which was nof decided un+il +he free-siyle reioy. +he lasi evant The winning +eam was composed of Renner. Brown. Morris and Kirschl Two defea+s Followed a+ +he hands of Indian- apolis AC and +he powerful Universi+y of Indiana. The Universiiy 0? Kentucky provicfed +he 'Cafs wifh a second hard earned viciory of Hue season which was also unde- cided unHI fhe final event The remaining clashes on +he aIways +ough Bearcaf schedule included Bowling Green and Defroif in dual meek. COACH TINY PFEIFFER-a-BILL RENNER ROW I-MocNicholas. RH Gamble, HT. Cosson, J., Sielried, CT. Kessier, J.I Rennen Ww K1rsch. B. ROW 2-PleiHerh F.. kouchL Robinson. IL ngr.L Brown, ET, kupLJ, Morris. 3.. Trefzger. 1.. Dunn, IL, Cnssini, A, Fagin, R., Kelp, S. Uruinarl SWJMMERS TAKE YOUR MARKS Couch Tiny Pfelller's mermen. composed largely of sophomores and ium'orsl have a brigl1+er fulure in slore for lbem despite H19 loss of seniors. Capfuin Ed Broum and Connie Siefriecl. The mainslay relurnlng l'o nexl year's squad will be s+anclou+ frees+ylers. Bill Renner, Bill Morris. and Bill Kirsch along wilh diving slurs Bob Fagin and John Cosson and 'l'l'lE workhorse of Hue l'eam, brecs+- slroker .lim Trefzger. Backing +his nucleus are a group of hard working reserves, who under +he quidance 0F Coach Pfeiffer. will develop info flue much needed dep+h fhcl- will round 0qu nexl years learn. Although success was no+ achieved En lhe won and losl column. +he lremendous spiril and sleady improvemenl of +he mermen points loward beller lhings +0 come. . . .5. up... . .A-l twp. LOOKS GOOD FROM HERE Budd! PITCHER BOB RAIN A REAL HEALTHY CUT Hank Zureick. spor+s publicHy director oi UC. coached +he l95l Baseball Team +hrough anofher suc- cessful season. The feum showed a remarkable improve- menf over Ias+ year despife losses due +0 graduafion. The addih'on of freshmen for +he varsi+y ros+er helped +he squad ihrough +he season wi+h a record of nine games won and seven Ios+. The 'Ccrl-s opened Hue season by downing Centre College I l-O behind H19 hurling of fresh- man Bob Borcherding. Coniinuing Hueir Fine piay +he Red and Black defeafed Kenmclcy l8-2 aHer bowing +0 Ohio U. by the some score. The 'Co+s wen+ on +0 defeui Louis- ville and Xavier wi+h H16 fine playing of Cap+ain Jim Hols+ein and Don Brill. The hard hiHing nine of UC chalked up impressive vic+ories over Ohio Shah: 8-6 and Wes+ern Reserve 2-I. AIH'IOUQI'I +he 'Cais Iosi +hree of- +heir Final four confesis +he feom held a respedful won- losf record for 'H'Ie year. Since Hunk Zureick was elevuled +0 Hue pos+ 0F pub- licH'y direcior for +he Cincinnati Reds. Mr. Chodes Mile- I'Icm appoinfed Johnny Beckel as head coach of Hue UC baseball squad for I952. He has been manager of +he Cheviof baseball ieam in Hue Tri-S+a+e League for Hue Ias+ four years. As a member of Hue Rads scoang sfaFF. Beckel is well versed in pracficaliy every phase of fhe summer sport He has also led +op ros+ers in+o compeH- Hon $or H19 Heihler championship 'rrophy and the quali- fying raund for Hwe Nafionul Amaieur Baseball Federa- +ion playoHs. This year's +eum. which will again be led by Hie versafile capfain Jim Holsiein. has passibiliiies of be- Ing fops among college nines. ROW l-ZureicltI H.. tcoachl, Halsieln, J., ErillI D.I Borcherding RH SmithI I1H Wali, W,. Nimn 0 ROW 2 Brooks J., Shaun K.. Sample. 0.. Pefko. 5.I Siicisel. llI Delaney 1., Havlovig J. ROW 3-5chnidaf. J., Imgr.L Jervis, T , Treflgen 1.. CAPT. JIM HOLSTEIN COACH JOHN BECKEL SrrliH': R. Osfermun, T. Lounsberry, J., Rain, R. KNEELING-IQEL 6 . Guolev, R STANDING-Mauli. RA, Glass. C Gilbert L, Filcf, D., Menefee, G. lcoacm 7W4 COACH GEORGE MENEFEE CAPT. BUD IGEL The I95l CincinnaH iennis feom proved +hemselves +0 be ano+her fea+her in Hue cap 0 : UC dhleHcs. Coach George Menefee molded c: firshcicss array of +alenf info a powerful OuHH. Highlighfs of H19 Bearca+s' Fine year included eleven vicfories in HHeen mu+ches; +he feam championship of H19 Mid-Americcn Conference; co-cop- fuin Tony Traberf cup+uring fhe Mid-American Confer- ence singles crown and +hen knocking off +he bes+ collegi- a+e compe+i+ion in Hue nofion +0 become nuHonal col'legi- afe singles champion: also Bob Marqu and Tony Traber'l' feaming +0 win +he Mid-Americon Conference doubles HHe. Anofher honor was bes'rowed upon Traber+ Iafer in Hue year when he was selec+ed +o fhe U. S. Davis Cup squad. Page 293 The 'Cafs opened +heir '5l tennis Schedule on a cheer- ful no+e by downing Jacksonville Naval Air S+a+ion 72. Florida then hipped +he 'Cafs iwice by iden+ical scores of 3-6: buf Cincy rallied +0 smack down Hanover 7-0. DePauw 6-3. Marshall 6-2. and Hanover again by a 7-0 couni before bowing +0 Kalamazoo 2-7. The Red and Biuck neHers bounced back +0 whip Wesmrn Michigan 6-3. Kentucky 7-0. and Miami 6-3. bu+ chopped a 4-5 de- cision +0 Purdue. By +roncing Xavier 8-1, Ken+ucky 7-0. and an Alumni +eam 5-2 UC Finished wH'h a .733 percent age. Individual season sia+isfics show +ha+ +he fop rocke+ men in singles play were Tony Traberf tI'I-OL Bud Igel U4-4L and Bob Quuiey UO-3j. Traberf, Igel, and Qualey had Iop marks in doubles wHI-I l4-0. lb-I, and I0-3 re- specfively. LeHermen were co-cup+ains Bud Igel and Tony Traberf. Bob Qualey, Jerry Gilbert Bob Maulf, John Bowling. and Wolfgang Germersdorff. exchange s+uden+ from Germany. QUALEY HITS A CLOSE ONE UC DOUBLES TEAM-BOB MAULT AND CARL GROSS Inlr'n'... r, - AHer s+umbling in +heir firs? fwo mee+s of +he I95I season. +he UC Track +eom came back +0 win fheir Ias+ five encounfers. The Bearca+s ?rimmed Western Michigan and Butler in a iriangular meet Ohio UniversH'y and Wesfern Reserve in ano+her +riungulur ma+ch. and Mar- shall following losses +0 Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio Univer- sity. The 'Caf' +hinclads. farmed one of H13 besi Red and Black +earns in receni years by Coach 0. M. NiROIO'FF. also placed four+h In +he MFd-American Con'Ference and 5ix+h in Hue s+a+e. Senior Bob MacVeigh climaxed his 00+- sfonding college frock accomplishments by seHing a new school mark in Hie 440. His record-breaking fime was 45.9. COACH OLIVER NlKOLOFF-CAPT. PAUL GEISEN ROW l-Ruci, Jh Hawkinsh V, Wahleh DH Siex'rnerh W.. Marichh R, ROW I-Niltolof'. 0., nicouchj. DunYon, Rh, Husic, IL, Burbun DH Kolph 5.. Delaney. Jq Geisen. P. MacVeighl Rh ROW J-EuHock, N., Briggs. RH Shuluslxvh W., Kaine. J.. Brown, 5.. Udry, W,. Bmdenbeck. R. I A WARMUP JOG MucVeigh also ran Hue 220 and IOO. covering +hese distances in 22.1 and IO.I respec+ively. The mi'le relay +eam of Vern Nawkins. Paul Geisen. Jack Ruck. and Mac- Veigh Finished firsf in fhe siaie meei wi+l1 a 3:24.4 1ime. Nawlzins was also a miler. Geisen a 100 0nd 220 man, and Ruck a broad jumper. Geisen's besf performances were a I0.l in Hue IOD and a 22.2 in H19 220. while Ruck recorded a leap of 2033,14 in his speciaHy. ther Bear- caf regulars and +hel'r fop achievemenis include Ross Dunion In +he 330 ll:59.8i. co-capiain Bill S+eimer in H19 mile eveni l4:38.7l. fwo miler and co-cap+uin Bob Briggs UO:f0L Joe Koke in H19 high jump HIGH. sho+-puHer Bill Shalosky l45'9'1. and discus-man Bob Husict125'l374 1. Bill Udry compefed in bOH'I +he 120 high and 220 low hurdles and Ed Brown saw service in NW 440 and H16 mile relay. Co-capfain Sfeimer JFilled in us pole vaul'rer, while Don Wahle showed well in +he iwo mile event Rounding ouf H16 squad were Bob Marich. shof-puHer. and Tom Osiermun. high iumper. COX TAKES A LOW ONE IN PRACTICE hr ao.. 1 I . , x '9'. - ROW l BaiJev J- DUHYOH, R., Mi ?! 0.. Adams, P Hill. Dr, Olsem R.. Merlem R.. Nikuluff' O. Icoachl. ROW 2-Craaks, A., Wchle, D. Ruth, J . Kiine. T.. Binghom, R.. Doerger, G. 825044 comm COACH OLIVER NIKOLOFF Page 302 Every fall, while fooi'boll is grabbing Hue headlines, +he Cross Couniry +eam doggedly frudges over hill and dale as +he Red and Black's represenfufive in Hue inier- collegia+e dis+ance sport The fhree or four mife roufe which makes up a cross coun+ry event uccura+ely iesfs ihe cbilHy. endurance. and condi+ioning of a runner. Here 0+ UC veierun coach 0. M. NikoloH's l95l aggrega+ion ran info some rough compe+ifion. The Cincy harriers +opped Ohio Universiiy bu+ fell before Bereu. Marshall. Ohio Wesleyan. and Kentucky. On Thanksgiving Day. however, +he feam bounced back +0 place second in Hie Eik's Mee+. A consis+en+ly oufsfonding dis+ance man was 'Cai Don Wahle. who came in first in several meets and was always among 1419 Hrs+ +hree finishers. Wahle also fook a +hird in +he Elk's Meet O+her thinclads performing wiih Hue Cincinnati ctoss coun+ry crew were Dave Hill. Bob Bingham, Ross Dunion. Jock Ruck. Dave Ringer. Tony Klein. and Bob Holson. ROW l-Hoyle, P,, tmgruil Freund. 0-. McLIn, R. Cormack. R, ROW 2-PregcoH. C, iconchL Davis. L, Martin, R. WHrns FA, Upp, D., Bonem, F. tcouchl. ROW 3-Shuuq W.. fcoucM. Muieh'ch. Gq IliH. J . CusNemum 6., Crane. J., Droege, L. Reisenleld. H. thead coucH. 4W9. Our foilers, led by Dick Mor+in. ore knifing +hrough a successful season. In a league compased of such +ough opponenfs as Nofre Dame. Wayne. and Ohio S+a+e Hley ore sfabbing a .300 average. Refurning fresh will sharpen +he edges of nexf year's Hades. we 7m Under H19 experi eye of Capt Donner Hue UC Riflers sho+ +heir way info second piece in +he Soufheasfem League. Each she? was being aimed foward Hue Infer- Collegia+e Shoo+ 01- Ann Arbor, Michigan. Returning marksman promise many bullseyes in Hue fu+ure. ROW X-Buhrmasfer, F., Tclnev P., Hill. J. Wem R. ROW 2-Dcsser. A... Davies, N Morley, H. Rulimum 3., Moray, E. ROW I-Nickerson. E, Krummel, P, Rhein, C. ROW 2-5rnifh, G, tcoochl. Kruse 0 Forbrigcr. W., Sears. D. 4'04 COACH GEORGE SMITH CAPT. PAUL KRUMMEL Page 304 The Universiiy of Cincinna+i Golf Team wound up H's I95I season having wi+hs+ood H1eir foughes+ compe+i+ion in years. Teams such as Indiana. Detroit Ohio Siafe. Ken+ucky. and Louisville presented Hue foughes+ compe+i- Hon +he golf men had ever met Cap+uin Paul Krummel. Don Kruse. CIFFF Rhein. Prwin Hoinke. and Biil Forbriger were +he moins+ays of H19 Red and Black. In a season's play. fhese golfers under fhe leadership of Coach George Smifh suFFered eleven losses ?0 only fwa wins in +hir+een dual and +ricmgu1ur maiches. Only Miami and Xavier fell before Hue Bearcafs. The UC niblickers +raveled +0 Ox- ford and Columbus +0 ialte i! on HIE chin +wice in +wo Mangular mu+ches. Af fhe Ohio Sfafe Iniercollegiai'e fournameni' In Columbus UC placed sixH-I among +he fourieen colleges en+ered. Paul Krummel placed eighfh wifh individual honors. Finishing +he season oi +he Mid- American +ourncmeni. fhe 'Ca'rs were second in a Held of six colleges. 1.144. 'W ROW l-Seibert, Rq Harvey, IL. Dieckmunn. A., Church, 5., Leary, 6.. Plan. N. ROW I-oLOckwoodw N., Frascher, Ns Meiifer. J-. OWEOHE J-. Ernst. Mu Lamb. R. ROW 3-Edward5w W., Browns RH FDst J., Bullemine, Js. During +he pusf year H1e UC Sailing Club has grown in membership and has gained an enviable repu+u+ion among +he ofher MiviAmerican Collegiaie clubs. Having sold +heir iwo Dyer Dhow dingies. +he club members spenf many long hours building +hree new bocfs. WHh +heir Penquin Class Fleet +he UC club was able +0 play hos+ 0+ several rega'H'as in +he spring. including H19 Ohio Regional Championships. The fall season was loaded th many week-end regaHus a+ Ohio 5+u+e. Denison, and oH'ser coilege clubs. and was climaxed th a ierrific te- gch and poshregaHa por+ies in Chicago over H19 Thanksgiving week-end. In February +he members wenf to Eus+ Lansing. Michigan for Hue annual mee+ing of 1he Midwesfern Collegiafe Sailing Associofion. A+ +his some mee+ing Bill Edwards. +he club's Commodore. was elec+ed +0 fhe Execufive CommiHee of H19 M.C.S.A. The remain- der of +he season was devo+ed +0 sailing. parties and good fun. Bishop. N.. Brunlng, R. Sailing. 6M OFF TO A DAY'S SAILING Page 305 7 Inhmmh The need for a compleie Intramural program can never be over-es+ima+ed. This need has been realized here 0+ UC where, under +he supervision of Bill Schwarberg, a s+rong program Is in full swing. This program is se+ up so +ha+ every individual has a chance +0 en+er In+o some Field of sporh'. The goal of every organiza+ion is +0 win +he lniramural Trophy. which is awarded yearly +0 Hwe feam accumuiufing Hue highesf fofal of poin+s For +he year. WILLIAM SCHWARBERG Lasf year's infrqmurols were acfion-packed. The comperic-n was so keen H1131 +he winner of ihe Trophy could nof be decided un+il H19 final week of play. Alfhough they were hard pressed by four ofher groups. Be+u Theft: Pi Finaliy emerged as +he victors. By halting ?hree universiiy championships. and more than Hweir share of +he league championships, +hey gar- nered a poin+ +o+al of 455V2. Close on +heir heels were +he Sigma Chi's wH'h 437 poinfs. The Phi DeHs. Delis, and Sig Alphs followed in +ha+ order; each having well over 300 poinis. TENSE MOMENT IN BOWLING PLAYOFFS STUDENT MANAGERS GERRY TJOFLAT JACK MAILANDER HARO LD KRESS Page 30? Emma? - , ' W744 The Women's A+hlefic AssociaHon had a very successful year under 1H19 able leadership of H19 WAA Board. The seasonal managers, officers. commiHee chairmen, and adviser. combined Hleir eHorfs +0 arrange +he spor+s in+o four seasons. The Board, besides being +he clearing house for any grievances, planned a widely varied curriculum of worfhwhile ochHies. ROW I eruy, PA, McCue. J. Sunder, 5.. Hermerding H, ROW l-Williamson. Sr. Ruwnsley. M, Maven, V, Schmidt, Jr. Carpenier, N This year's WAA Board fook an ocfive purf in Hue Afhlefic Federafion of College Women conven+ion held in February of Miami Universih; by conduc+ing a survey of Collegiu+e Intramural Programs +hroughou+ Ohio. By comparing UC's program wi+h +he o+l1er Ohio schools. if was no+ed +ha+ our W.A.A. is indeed a very ac+ive group. A meri+ed +hunks should be given +0 +he Boatd. and especially +0 i+s president Sharon Sander and cap- able focully adviser, Mrs. Florence Kruusher. .. ,r... 'Tpf ., .131?! ' d1 hr - Page 309 ROW I-Lee, Su Ruwvuiev M. Hermerdfng. H,. Meyers V.. Murray P. Arnoid, J. ROW 2-vBIeHner. L, Maesm, L, Yheler, 1., Lounsberyu P.. Lindemon, M., Davis. P.. Marple. 1.. Phillips. F. ROW 3-Vehr, C. Sander. 5.. Bergmann. C . Jervis. M., Andon M.. Zwick, Mu Imfewd, C7 ROW 44mm. L, Geisler, Jr. Williamsom 5., Meyer, IL SchdeL J.. Drake. D., KJTng. C. 144912, Areie. +he Greek word meaning vir+ue and perfecfion. is a living code +hu+ represenh Hwe Ideal in professional +raining of leaders in physi- cal and heuHI'I educafion a'r U.C. Verlie Myers. as prexy. and Dr. Helen Coops. adviser. led H1e I95L52 year. The firs'r proiecf of Arefe fhis year was a sale of ieis before H103 Hawaiian game in order in raise money for a scholarship fund. Arefe's oH'Ier ac+ivifies H'Iis year included a MoH'Ier and Daughter bcnquef and +heir annual pre-frEShman day. ?uge 310 Wr4 Harland Page 3H :3 Page 3'4 Indianapolis Engraving Company, Inca ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY . INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVFNG COMPANY- IIDaDVWIEILL 11$WIHIIIFIE ESTABLISHED ISQE EDEN WTEEI 5 El IBEEJEDEDSEEJQ PARKWAY 4610 A611 409 YORK STREET CINCINNATI 14. OHIO PRINTERS OF 1952 EINEINNATIAN Page SIS MODEL 518 - $39.95 ITS A CLOCK! ' IT'S A RABIO! ' IT9S AN ELECTRoNIC SERVANT! WGW Yul: van gu-tu-slecp 10 music . . . mtke-up lu IIILISit' . . . start your cofTevmakvr and many ulher Immc upplium'vs uulunmtit-any . . . haw 2m vlvrlrnnit' svrvunt l0 work 0r play for you vvm'y minutc- of the tidy! YOU CAN PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN GENERAL ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTOR GENERAL ELECTRHI SUPPLY CORP. 215 w. THIRD . CIN., 0. Page 3MB THE VALLEY SHOP-IN 761 7 READING ROAD 0 In the Heart of Roselawn . Cincinnatigs Finest ONE-STOP Shopping Center i FREE PARKING F01! 600 CARS ' THE WORK EASY SHOP FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD NEEDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY . KROGERS OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS MARGiPS WATCHES. DIAMONDS. ITNIFSUAL GIFTS P0. 3833 ' LITTLE Bo-PEEP CLOTHES FOR THE SMALL FRY CARIES VALLEY BARBER SHOP VA. 9443 . STEIN98 HIDE-A-WAY CINCINNATPS NEWEST AND SMARTEST SUPPER CLUB THE SUMMIT SAVINGS a: LGAN P0. 1101 ' ANNABEL, INC. DISTINCTIVE FEMININE APPAREL PO. 2400 DOW'S CINCINNATI? POPULAR DRUG STORES ' FOODWAY DELIVERY SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BlouBERLEVS FLOWERS VA. 9151 TELEGRAPH AND DELIVERY SERVICE . JEWEL HATS WHERE EVERY HAT 1! : A JEWEL POTTEIFS SHOES FINE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN, W'OMEN, CHILDREN ' SlloP-lN-ToGGERY P0. 1244 SPORTSWEAR SPECIALTIES FOR MEN IWUERDEMAN CLEANERS FOR THAT Wl'ERDEMAN LOOK P0. 0789 ' EUGENE HAIR STYLISTS DONALD G. IllGll $5 SCIN EVERY TYPE OF INSURANCE Stores Open Every Tuesday mad Thursday Evening TIIE SHOWPLACE 0F CINCINNATI VALLEY THEATRE Page 30 Covers by Killgskraft KINGSPORT PRESS. INC. KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE GRADUATES Congratulations and Best Wishes for Continued Success THE WESTERN BANK : TRUST 00. 12th and Vine Sts. CLIFNN HEIGHTS 0FFICE Clifton Ave. and McMillan St. BOND HILL OFFICE Paddock Rd. and California Ave. Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. SHIPLEYKS 214 W. McMillan PA. 2620 QUEEN CITY CHEVROLET Your Convenient Downtown Chevrolet Dealer 318 E. 6th St. PA. 4880 Cincinnati, Ohio GUSWEILEWS PONTIAC, INC. 34-35 Reading Road AVon 8080 Fanfare the Pontiac Way On Graduation Daf' Your education is not complete until you have had a postgraduate course in FUN at CONEY ISLAND Americak finest amusement park. SWIM . . . DINE . . . DANCE. . . . PICNIC V A L E R I O 9 S Italian Restaurant We invite you to enjoy our famous Italian dishes and Flne wines served in a setting nf old world charm. REASONABLE PRICES Closed Tutasday 114 E. 6th Sl.--Second Floor CHerr-v 8699 T H E B A R N IN DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI DINNER AT ITS FINEST THE Student Union Book Store UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI TEXT BOOKS . NOTE BOOKS STATIONERY . FILLERS DRAWING EQUIPMENT UNIVERSITY JEWELRY FOUNTAIN PENS FRATERNITY INSIGNIA TOBACCO CANDY Page 3I9 gm Wadaalz photogmpltm 68I5 BHDTRV AVE CInCInn'HTI-I'S-O'I-IIO 74W? in: ?WK; u-mELRosE 8558- 11D0N9T FORGET TO JOIN THE U. C. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION93 BUB HARVIS Buick Sales and Service THE HOCKS BUICK CO. 3363 Reading Rd. W0. 3300 Uspd Cur Dept. 2350 Gilbert Ave. FINE FOOD AND DRINK AT THE Veranda CALL AVnn 9310 ON 1131?; STREET ACROSS FROM THE ZOO ENTRANCE WM. BECK 6i SONS C0. Establ ished 1356 COSTUMES RENTED Theatrical and Masquerade Costumes W'igH Beards Grease Paints V116 Also Rt'nl Tuxml03 Cutaways-Ful1 Dress All Accessories Summer Formals 1115 Vine St. CHerrx' 220-1- Page 320 Ilomplimenla of L. M. PRINCE C0. 4 W. 4th Street Every REALTOR Ts a busTness manoa good business man or he WOuIdn'f be allowed f0 use +he professionai H+le of REALTOR. Naturally he's in business Jro make a prom buf ohe places service to NS clienfs above and before prom. Service Before ProfiH A real es+a+e man must make +ha+ pledge before he can be a REALTOR. And he lives up +0 if n01 0me be- cause +he rules governing REALTORS are enforced bqu because in fhe long run. H's a good business +0 practice. A good business practice for you Is fo place your real eshafe aFFaIrs in fhe hands of a REALTOR, because a REALTOR musf have experience. abilHy. in+egri+y, and Jfollow a golden ruie code of busIness efHIcs. When you make sure your Rea! Eshafe man is a REALTOR you are making sure oJF complete safisfacfion. Look for REALTOR in ClassH'wed ads. in +he phone book and on business sfaHonery. CINCINNATI REAL ESTATE BOARD ' MercanHIe Library Buiiding 4l4 Walnui Sf. MA Cincinna+i Ohio I I I3 Breakfast, Lum-h and Dinner We have served you during The Best Years of Your Life Congratulations :1 nd Best Wishes I'm Your Future U. of C. Dining Halls And Grill For Americak Leading Car, Ifs Chevrolet AVONDALE CHEVROLET Sales Service AV on 1880 3425 Reading Rd. USED CAR SALES Avondale 3015 Reading Rd. J. H. Fielman Dairy C0. I'm in tho MOOd for Qualityw 2915 Vine SI. AVon 3116 Page 321 mwf-Ttamn-u ism 1.. ...-- ...... SJ IIIITLE 33w, Himm Show' HOME OF NAME BANDS mauanbaa2-EHEOHHE ,1 . Alw- STiRT Y0l B BEARC IT BAY TIIE FREE IITLING WAY FOR SEALTEST MILK AND ICE CREAM mm-a-baaanaaomaa avarylhing for every :iipartu BOLLES SPORTING G000$ C0. 130-32 Easl Sixth Street CHerry 624-0 Cincinnati 2, Ohio Page 322 RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS Pholos 4- Inr 2501;i SONG SHOP 34-36 E. Fifth St. 011 Fountai n Sq. Vehr Printing Co. Advertising ci' Commerrial Printers 0 Plume 31A 33:32 ICE'J Upt-ra I'I. FRISCH9S DOUBLE-DECKER COPYRIGHTED I95L FRISCH'S REST.. CINCINNATL 0W0 THERE'S A FRISCH'S BIC BOY NEAR YOU! LEE NORDLOH TILE CO. nhSov you m tho 3:10 familiar saying 0n the LKC. Campus for yvurs BUSY BEE 316 Llullow Aw. AVHII 9033 Cam ph'm ems from ARDON SERVICE Cigarette Vending Machines BE. 8719 Page 323 ...:.:.1-:- . . - .mW' PHONE MAIN1454 GREGG CLEANERS f HAWAY STAMP ca. 200 West McMillan St. RUBBER STAMPS 'MAEEIE DEVICES Cincinnati. Ohio 627 FEETREET CINCINNATI 2 OHIO WHERE FLVER CL'UTHES ARE MADE' HAMILTON TAILORIN G CO. 404 PIKE STREET MAin 3744 31-M-M-M THIS IS 11 ! OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR PLUS NEW CREAMY SMOOTHNESS SWIFT98 ICE CREAM ENJOY IT TUDAYI 7685 READING HUAD VAlley 1838 HILTON - DAVIS CHEMICAL CO. MJNUFACTURERS COLORS PIGMENTS DYES DiV. Sterling Drug Inc. 2333 ijnmN FARM ROAD CINCINNATI. OHW Page 324 D. A. BENNETT Cadillac C0. Distributor CADILLAC MOTOR CARS Standard of ; l 6 l 7 Reading Road lhr- World MA 5210 Everylhing for the Studenle, LANCES . Used Text Books ' Art Materials . Engineering Supplies . Stationery . Gifts Two convenient locations 218 W. IVIcMILLz-KENr 0pm Evenings 321 LUDLOW UN. 1662 - 1663 STIEIPS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Ludluw and Clifton Aves. Cincinnati, Ohio Annabel. Inc.. 3I7 Ardon Cig. Vending Servke, 323 Avondcle Chevrolet 32l Barn Cents. 3H? Beck Casiumes. 320 BanneH Cadillac Ca.. 325 Boife: Sporting Goods, 322 Busy Bee, 323 Carl's Valley Barber Shop, 3I7 Casfle Form, 322 CirIC'Ianuli Raul Esfufe Bd., 32I Coney Island. lnc.. 3I9 Dow's Drugs. HI? Eugene's. 3I? Fielmun Dairy Cm. 32l Faodwoy Service. 3I7 FrechHing Duirie; 322 Frisch's Resiuuranh, 323 General Efecfric Supply. 3H: giaedheu Imam Gregg Cleaners. 324 Gusweiler's Poniioc, Inc., El? Hamihon Tailoring CDH 324 Hathaway Sl'amp Co., 324 High. Donald 31 Son. BIT HiHon Davis Chemical Cu. 324 Hacks Buick Co., 320 Indianapolis Engraving Co.. 3l4 Jewel Huh, 3U Kingspod Press. Inc.. 3I8 Lance's Booksicre, 325 Margo's. 3I7 Mobberly Flowers. 3l7 Nordioh Tile. 323 PaHer's Shoes 3i? Pawell 8: White Primers. 3I5 Prince. L. M.. 32l Queen CHy Chevrolet 3IB Shipley's. 3l8 Song Shop 323 Sieink Hide-o-wayu 3l7 Sfier's Pharmacy. 325 S+uden+ Union Books+ore. 3W SummH Savings 5 Loan Cm. 3IT Swi 8 Co.. 324 Tuggery Shop. 3i? UC Alumni Assoniuiion. 320 UC Dining Halls. 32l Valerio's Resiaurunt 3W Volley Theo+re. 3I7 Vehr Priang Co 323 Veranda. 320 Wesiern Bank 3: Trus+ Cm, 3'8 WhiHeker Studio. 320 WorE-Ecsy Shop, SI? Wuerdemun Dry Cleaners. 3I7 Page 325 Acacia. I63 Aciivifies, Tifle page, 22l AdminisfraHom sub-Hfle, 2I Aldermam Dean. I62 Alpha Chi Omega. I44 Alpha Chi Sigma. 223 Alpha Delfu Pi. I45 Alpha Kappa Psi. 232 Alpha Lambda DBHG, I24 Alpha Omicron Pi. I47 Alpha Sigma Chi. IM Alpha Tau Omega, I65 American Commons Club. 166 - A.I.Ch.E.. 225 A.I.E.E.. 222 A.MVA.. 227 Applied Ad's Dean, 48 Applied Arts Tribunal, 49 Aquuul. ISO Arefe. 3IO Arnold Air Sociefy. 243 A.S.C.E.. 224 A.S.M.E.. 226 Associafion OF Dorm Women, I32 Associafion of Independent Sfudenis. I53 Alhle+ics, 274 Band, 254 Baseball Team. 296 Buxiefball. 233 Beau: Arfs Bull, 204 Beio Gamma Sigma. IZO Befa Theh Pf, I67 Bishop, Dean. 25 Board of Directors. 23 Board of Publications, 264 Bursaik Dean. 23 Business Adminisfmi'ion, Dean. 54 Business Administration Yribunal. 229 Businnss Educafion Club. 229 Cuducea. 223 Cheerleaders, 236 Chi Epsilon. l33 Chi Omega. I48 CincinnoHan, 266 Clifton Dorm, I86 Co-Ep Club. 230 CoMenfs. 4 Co-Op Engineer. 270 Cross Counfry Team. 302 It Aaronson. N., lib Abney. K., 62. I66 Abraham. M.. 266 Adams. 5.. 184 Adams. D.. I78 Adams 62224 Adams. H., 56 Adams. P.. 302 Adams, P.. I44. 23L 256. 257 Addis. R 30 Adelsperger, R., I69 Adlard. E.. I66. 133 Adler. W.. '73 Aeberlm R ITI Qagangdtbn .941ch Dad's Day. I93 Della Delft: Delia. I4? DeHa Phi Alpha. 227 Deha Phi Dalia. IHI Delia Sigma Them, I59 D9210 Tuu Delia. I63 Delia Ze+u. I50 Dorm Life. Title Page, IBI Dormiiory C, 187 Dormiiury D. 187 Engineering, Dean. 60 Engineering Tribunal, bl Eh: Kappa Nu. I34 Evening College. Dean, I00 Evening College Council. I0! Ex+rucurricuior Aciiviiie: Tiile Page, 2 : Fencing. 303 Foofboll. 277 Forensic Guild. 223 Frafern'ny Life. Ti+le Page. I60 Freshmen Foofbull. 237 Gamma Delfu. 250 Glee Club. 256 Golf Team, 304 Govarnmnnt TiHe, 26 Groduafe School, Deom ll4 Guidon. 244 Hillel. 252 Homecoming, I94 Home Economics. Dean. 72 Home Economics Club. 231 Home Economics Tribunal. 73 Honoraries. Tifle Page. ll6 I.A.S 225 Inter Dorm Council. I83 lnierfmfernify Council. l62 Inferfroferniiy Dancm 2ID Intarhaiernify Sing. 200 lniersornriiy House Council. I43 Inframuruls. 306 Johnson, Dean, 24 Junior Advisers. 220 Junier Class OFFicers, 27 Junior From. 209 Kampus K3ng. 2ll Kappa Alpha Thehm I5I Kappa Delhi. l52 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 15! Kappa Kappa Psi. 258 Kindergarten Primary Club. 23l Lambda Chi Alpha. I69 Law College. Dean. I06 Liberal Arfm Dean, 73 Liberal Aris Tribunal. 79 Murd'l Grus. 206 Medical School, Dean, IIO Memorial Dormiiory. 134 Men's Senafe. 3l Meho, I29 Mefro Chrisfmas Pariy. I96 Migrafion Day, I92 Milifury Ball, 207 Military Life. sub-HHe. 239 Mortar Board, I25 Mummer's Board. 259 Mummer's Guild, 260 Music and Drama, sub-fiila. 257 Newman Club. 25! New Dorm, scenic. l8? News Record. 268 Nursing and Helo. Dean. 83 Nursing and Heallh Tribunal. 39 O.5.P.E.. 223 Omicron Delia Kappa. l26 Omicron Nul I22 Orienfafiun Board, 2H Pan Hellenic Council. I42 Pershing Rifles. 242 PetsonaliHes. 36 PM Bafu Kappa. H8 Phi DeHa Theta. I70 Phi Epsilon Kappa, I37 Phi Eta Sigma. I23 FM Kappa. l7! Pi Chi Epsilon. I37 Pi Delft: Epsilon, 265 Pi Kappa Alpha. I72 Pi Lambda Phi, I73 Pi Tau Sigma. I35 Fromm 271 Prom Queen. 203 ?ublicafions. sub-fiffe. 263 Red Cross. 230 Religious Emphasis Week. 247 Religieus Life. sub-fiila, 245 Rifle Club. 243 Rifle Team, 303 R.O.T.C.. 24l R.O.T.C. 5105, 240 Rupp. MrsH 42 Sailing Club, 305 .9qu Ahlens2urf. H.. 230 Ahlors. J.. I46 Ahrens. C;H IE2. I70 Aichele, R., lb? Ainsworfh. D.. I67 Albach. W.. 226 Albert L l5l, 220. 230 Albrighi. R.. 50 Alexander, J.. 56, I67, 227 Alford. A., I70 Alford. J.. 256 Allurdice. W.. I66. 259 Allem 0., I69 Allen, D., l23, 266 Allison. C.. lbb Aispaugh, 0.. I73 Alfencw, R., ISB AHmun. l... 30 Alfsfeffer. C.1 IB7. 225 Amqni 8.. l76 Amureno. J.. 50 Ambrosiu; A.. 50 Ammen+rop2 H., I79 Amspough, J.. I63 Anderegg. R.. I78. 224 Anderson. C.. 56 Anderson, D.. 56 Anderson. J.. 62 Andersom KM 56 Andersom M., 180 Anderson, W., IDT Andon. M.. BID Scabbari and Bludm 242 Scarab. I36 Senior Class OHicars. 35 Senior Week. 36 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I74 Sigma Alpha Mu, I25 Sigma Chi. I76 Sigma Della Tau, l54 Sigma Phi Epsilon. l77 Sigma Sigma. I30 Sigma Sigma Carnival, I98 Social Board. 2l9 Social Life. sub-+i+la. 202 Sophomore Class omcars. 27 Sophos, I28 Sophos Dance. 203 SnrorHy Life, sub-Hl'la. I40 Student Council, 28 Shadeni D'Irecfory. 272 Sfudeni Religious Council, 246 Sivdeni' Union. sub-HHL 235 Swimming Team 294 Tau PI' Sigma. 229 Tau Bela Pi. I2I Tau Bah: Sigma. 258 Teachers College. Deom 92 Teachers College Tribunal, 93 Tennis Team. 300 Thai: Alpha Phi. 262 Theft: Chi, I78 Then: Phi Alpha. l55 Truck TeamI 300 Traditional and Social. Hfle pugs. I90 Triad Dormiiory. IHB Triangle. I79 Triunon. I57 Ulex. l32 Union Board. 237 Union Director. 236 Union Program CummiHee. 238 Wahers. Dr.. 22 Wesley Founda+ion, 250 Women's A+hleh'c Associafion. 305 Women's AHvlefic Associuiion BoarcL 307 Women's Senate. 30 Y.M.C.A.. 24B Y.W.C.A., 249 Zefa Tau Alpha. '56 Andraadis. H2. 277 Andrea, 0.. 62, I79, 223. 2254 242 Andrews, R., 94, 256 Andrews, W.. 94 Anspuch. M., I52. 256 Anihony, F.. 27? Anfon, 5.. l73 Appel, J.. I54 Apple. 5.. In Archambeau . L.. 89. 90 Archer. R.. l87 ArmandroH, J.. BO. I56. I69 Atmbrusi, J.. 62, 225 Atmanto. C.. I57 Armstrong. A.. 288 Armstrong, J.. 30, 25B rage 3:5 Arnold. D.. '72 Arnold. 1.. I44. 3IO Arnold. R.. 223 Arnold. 5.. I49 Arnn'd. T.. I69 Arfmun, R.. '69 Arvani'os. A '87 Ashbrook. 5.. I65 Aszman, J.. 74. '5' Afchlay. R.. 30 Auburn. A.. I43. I5l AU . D.. 94 Au . R.. 242 Aus'ting. J.. 25' Aufdarmursh. C.. I28. '70 36015. J.. In Bachler. M.. I49 Hachmun. R.. 56. 232. 243 Beecher. A.. 227 Baer. 5.. I49 Busby. '63. 226 Bahas. J.. I73 Ba'er. R.. 223. 225. 242 Bailey. J.. 302 Bailey. N.. 74 Bailey. R.. 62 Bain. V.. '53. 220. 272 Baiemeier. M.. E49. 220 Baker. 1.. 256 Baker. M.. I46 Baler. R.. 250 Baiuhn. J.. I37 Bu'uun. 5.. '87 Baldwin. T.. '67 Ball. D.I 62 Ballard. H.. '83 Ballenfine. D.. 62. 225 Bailen'ine. J.. I69. 305 Ballew. R.. 224 Bu'lief. J.. '79. 250 Bo'oun. 5., 225 Balsini. E.. 62 Bangerh 62. I72. 222. 256 Bunker. R.. II? Barber. R.. '30. 2'3. 243 Batber. R.. 277. 300 Barblr. W.. '67 Burch. M.. 80 Bare. J.. '55. 266 Burg. J.. 94 Barker. 6.. I56. 220 Borkocy. A.. I87 Barlow. 5.. 30. I43, I45 Barm'und. D.. 223 Barnes. J.. '63 Barnhar'. H.. 250 Baron. R.. '75, 256 Barrett J.. 56 BurreH. M.. I85 Barron. M.. l75 Barsmun. J.. 90. 223 Bur'eau, M.. I63 Bar'ish. A.. l8? Bushfurd. W.. l8? aninger. D.. '32 Bofsche. M.. '42. I55 Bauer. C.. '77 Bauer. D.. I46 Bauer. D.. 94. I57 Bauer. E.. '49 Bauer. R.. IO Baum. H.. I Baumun. R.. 62. 225 Buurnring. R.. I75 Buyers. F.. I75 Buyles. M.. 30. I47. 256 Baa . W.. '07 Beomer. V.. '45. 223. 256. 266 Bean. L.. 30 Bear. H.. l8?I Bear. R.. 50. H9. '7I Back, J.. '02 Becker, 5.. I43 Becker. H.. 50 Becker. R.. l75 BechH. E.. 62. I33. I29. 224 Beckman. C.. '46 Becisndf. M.. 25I Beelom. M.. I24. 149 Beets, J.. l56 Eehranc'l'. A.. I54. 2l8 Behrens. M.. 62 Behymer. J.. I65 Beign'. M.. '56 Beimesche. 3.. l53 Belinky. C.. 242 Beliun. A.. l3?I Bell. T.. 62. 223 Banethum. D.. 62. 168. 225 Baniamin, M.. 24 Banner. J.. 56. IT? Benning+on, J.. 94 Benson. J.. 2ll Bsn'un, 3., '5' Benzinger. J.. 277 Berg. D.. 62 Blero . E. 90 Borlage. K.. I63 Barman. J.. '07 Bernard. H.. l02 Bernard. J.. 56 Bernard. R.. 62 Berndsen. A.. 62. '2'. I33. 224 Bornens. H.l l7l Barnhaut I73 Earning. A '44 Bernsfein. 5.. 30. I73 Barry. C.. '07 Bershadsly. L. 220 Berfke. 5.. 256 Berwanger. M.. 25' 325'. R.. '63 Bes'andig. M.. l85l 256 Besfahorn. U.I 227 BeHman. E.. 74. 229, 23' Bah. F.. 50. '36 BeuHe'. 5.. 93. 94. I56. 220. 233 thme. C.. 256 Bianchi. A.. I69 Bid. 3., I73 Bickel, R.. 62. I66 Bickelski. F.. IBO Bid'ingmeyar. M.. '53 Bielefeld. 3.. 62, 224 B'Ioser. A.. '49. 266 Bigham. J.. 50 Bills, A.. III! Bilh. IL, 74. I4?. 229 Bi'h. 5.. 39. '5'. 256 Bingham, R.. 302 Binns. L, 39 Binz'er. R.. 62 Bir'enbeil. H.. '55 Birllmeier. R.. 30 Birn. M.. 36. 56. '20, I37, 249. 266 Bishop. 3., I32. '67 Bishop, C.. ITO Bishop. D.. 55, In Bishop. E., In Bishop. N.. 305 Bishop. R.. '74 BiHmann. R.. I72 Black. H.. In Blackburn, F.. 242 B'anco. T.. 62. 225 B'anay. H.. '65 Blankinship. R.. I88 Blank, 5.. '48 Blank, 5.. 62 Blush. M.. '30 Blersch. D.. '44. 272 B'asi, M.. I55 BIaHner, J.. 3ID Blickensderfar. R.. 63 Block 3.. 9'4. I46 Blumberg, H.. I36 Bluhm. J.. I75 Blumberg. 6.. BO Blumberg. H.. 80 Blush C.. 62 BDCEsfah'er. R.. 55. I26. 227 Bode. D.. 49. I23. I70 Bodensfain, H.I T4. '45. 256 Bodansfein. R.. 80, I75 Boesch. F.. ISD. 256 BoeHgar. R.. '65 aogar'. D.. I76 Bohrer. E.. '84 Boksenbom. F.. 30. '57 Bolce. 3.. ISI Bu'lmun. R.. 63 Bolsinger. D.. I'M- Boncher. W.. 56, IEZ Bond. 2.. 63. 225 Boneou. V.. '55 Boner'. C.. 233 Boosve'd. R.. '65 Booth. P... '45. 228 Boo'h. R.. III Borchering. R.. 297 Burden 6.. I28. I72, 232 Bergman . C.. 3'0 Bnrisch, M.. 30 Barman. 5.. I50 Borock. M.. '75 Barfz. W.. I28. l75. 259. 262 30552. J.. l55. 220. 268 Bossert N.. 14? Boudine'. T.. ITO Bourgrof. E.. 55. I67 Bowles. K.. I88 Bowling. J.. '23, 228. 293 Bowman. J.. 94 Boyce. P.. '24. I50 Boyd, 1.. 50. I36 Boyer. N.. l5! Boyie. H.. I65. 303 Boy's. T.. 277 Brocke'f. E.. II? Brud'tum. 5.. I50. 23'. 256 Bradley. 3.. l55 Bradlay. E.. 80. IT? Brudmil'er. R.. 63 Brodrick. T.. 3l. 50. ITB. 243 Bradshar. L. l02 Bragg. R.. '83 Bramble. C.. 63 Brandhorst J.. I43 Brandi. R.. '73 Bran!I R.. '72 Bras'y, L.. '50 Braun. F.. 94 Bredenbeck. R.. '77. 300 Bradenbecl. H.. I7? Bremer. 1.. Bl Brennan. V.. I70 Bresser. T.. 63 Bras'e'. V.. 256. 257 Bresfer. R.. '02 Breyor. J.. 23l Breyley. D.. I79 Brickweg, M.. 23l Briggs. M.. I65 Briggs. R.. 63. I76. 300 Brigham. D.. 28. 73. I44. '28 Brill. D.. 297 Brill. 30. 95. I44. 286 Brill. R.. 3'. 49. I23. l32. Ud. 265 Bris'o'. 0.. 80 Brocime'ar. R.. 28. 55. I26. '29. I72. 2'8. 242. 248 Brad. 5.. I75 Brodrick. L.. 63, 222 Broermann. K.. 63. '34 Bronsfein, H.. 30. 265 Brons'ein. F.. 94 Bronshin. M.. I ll Brooks. J.. 29? Brooks. R.. 63. 226 Brooms , R.. 63. I35 Brose. D.. IN Brown. C.. '47 Brown. C.. 35. 36. 74. '22. l25. 2'9. 220. 23'. 258 Brown, D.. 50. ll? Brown. D.. 277 Brown. D.. 63 Brown, D.. 63 Brown. D.. ITO Brown. 5., 2B. 3'. '70. 300. 254 Brown. H.. I23 Brown. J.. '30 Brown. L. '67 Brown. M.. 94 Brown. R.. '07 Brown. R.. 50. I59. '78. I37. 256. 305 Brown. W., l23 Brown. W.. II I Brown. W.. '02 Brazen, R.. '67 Broz. M.. '65 Brucker. J.. IO?r Brneggemann. J.. I45 BruemmerI M.. 50 Brues'le. D.. '66 Brumberg. A., 223. 242 BrumiH. G.. 63. 222. 223 Bruner. C.. 220 Bruning. R.. I77, 305 Brunner, J.. I63 Brunsmun. T.. 80 Bruns. W.. 56 Buchzr. A.. 74, I55, 263 Buck. D.. III Buck. K.. 232. 242, 258 Budig. 0.. I70. 256 Budke. C.. I69 Bueh'er. R.. '79 Buehler. R.. I47 Bua'. T.. 277 Buether. J.. l55 Bue-Hinqer. D.. I48 Bu'e. 0.. 250 Buhrmusier. F.. 303 Bul'ack. N.. 94, 300 Bumiller. W.. 19 Bumillar. 3.. ISI Bunfing. J.. l35 surch, H.. l57 Burdsall. 5.. I48. 272 Burgess. J.. l7? BurgeH. J.. I65 Burkhurf, 1.. I67 BurkeH'. K.. I45 Burkhard'. R., 56, I80 Burks. A.. 56. 232 Bur'ing. 5.. 25l Burnbaum. D.. '63 BurneH. W.. I76 Burns. D.. l63 Burns. K.. Ill Burns. J.. I74 Page 327 n..-.- a...;..... d ...- Burr'ls. R.. I359 Burt J.. I52 Busch. D.. I64 Busch. 5.. EM. 252 Bush. 3.. I49 Busser. R.. I56 Bufsch. B.. 27. II9. 23B Bufz. C.. II? Bah. R.. 63 Byer. E. l54 Byrd, N.. l32 Byrd. P.. 94- C Codmcm. L.. 45'. 50. II9. ISIS. 230 Ccdwoliader. W.. I62. lbs Cadwallader. 3.. 79, 153 Cuhull. H.. BI Cahill. J.. l74 Calm. R.. I25 Cuine. T.. llI Calder. D.. I67 Caldwell. D.. I77 Coley. E.. I69 Ccllison. P.. IE4. I44. I82. 266 Calmeise, J.. ?4. I59 Cummirer, W.. '02 Ccmpagna. R.. 89. I53. 220 Campbell, E.. 52. Sb. I20. I32. I43. I44. 265 Campbell. H., IT? Campbell. R.. 63. I76, 223. 225 Campodcnicc, H.. IO? Condor. J.. I67 Cannon. M.. I55 Copozzolo. 5.. 229 Carey. 5.. I73 Cargill. C.. I56 Carlier. M... I02 Carlson. R.. 163 Carney, R.. 94. IS? Carpenter. J.. 223 Corpemer. N.. 94. I43. 153. 309 Corr. R.. I73 Curr. W.. 233 Coder. J.. l5? Carter. M.. BI. I43. J56 Curirighf. R.. 39 Cory. C.. l58 Cushman. D.. BI Casko. T.. I63 Cussen. L. I35 Cassidy. T.. 288 CassTn. J.. 294 CussTni. A.. El. 2246 Cessna. J.. IN: Cusfelmun. G.. 303 Cowdrey. P.. 242 Cecil. J.. 263 Chullinor, D.. 255 ChambeHain. J.. '77 Champlin. R.. I36 Champlin. R.. 50. l36 Chan, W.. I7? Chance. M... 120. 256 ChapYn. R.. 50 Chapman. D.. 224 Chapman. J.. I49 Chapman. T.. ITO Churesf. A.. 63. 225 Chosen. 5.. Ill Chase. 3.. I49. I82. H34 Chase. 5.. 224 Chcio. J.. Ibb Chenoweih. D.. 23. 93. 94. I53. 2W. 230. 249 Chesfeen. J.. 3I. lb2. I55 Childs. E.. IEB, 255 Chiltinsky. J.. I68 Choluk. 8.. Bl, ITS Chris+iun. R.. 50 Chrisiman. J.. I58 Chrisfy. 6.. I77 Chuck. J.. I74. 277 Church. 5.. I48. 305 Clark. J.. l8?r Clark. R.. I7? Clark. W.. I65 Clausing. R.. I66 Clayton. P.. ISB Cloyfon. R.. 94. I37 Clemens. M.. NW. 277 Clements. W.. RI, 128. I29. lb2. I76. 265 Cline. W.. 53 Clipson. A.. ISM. I69. 270 Coal'es. R.. 63. 223 Coaie. Cu I47 Cobb. C.. I65 Cnburn. R.. 63. I79. 223. 225. 270 Cochran. J.. 30. I49. 2I9. 220. 230 Cochrane. C.. I07 Cody. R.. 250 Cogan. R.. 56 Cohan. 5.. l54 Cohen. 5.. I75 Cohen. F.. l85 Cohen. 9.. 22B Cohen. R.. I54. 252 Cohen. 5.. SI Coin. M.. I75. 229. 286 Cobcurcio. J.. 230 Colanunni. P.. ITI Coleman. N.. I49. 266. 272 CoFin. G.. 256 Collins. D.. I79 Collins. J.. 250 Colwell. J.. I76 Colzie. 5.. l5? Comer. W.. Bl. l6? Canard. R.. I7l Conasfer. W.. 27? Conciila. J.. 1457, 277 Condnrodis. J.. I37 Condorodis. A.. I76. 2?? Cones. M., I42. IBO. 24'? Connelly. R.. l23I le Connolly. 3.. 73. I42, I44. 23L 244 Conover. M.. 3b. 94. 23'. 249. 237 Conskoane. N.. 63. I2I. I35 Conway. 6.. III Conway. T.. Ill Cock. R.. 453 Cook. T.. I65 Conmer. J.. :53. I33 Coeper. E.. IN Copens. 3.. I24. I44 Copich. W.. 50. I36 Curdrey. R.. lb? Cormod. H., 303 Corry. CL. I70 Cars. 5., 124 Cars. A.. 27. 124. I53 CorSQn. M.. I73. 225 Courlcs, P., ITS Cowell. W.. I30. 242 Cox. 0.. I79 Cramer. D.. I67 CrandeH. V.. I49. 256 Crane. J.. I69. 303 Cross. 3.. I79 Craven. D.. 63, 224 Crawford. J.. 256 Crawford. J.. I53 Cremins, P.. In? Crews. 1.. I69. 236 CriHieFd. M.. I80. I82 CriHenden. W.. I67 Cracker. A.. ISI Crooks. A.. 302 Crosby. J.. 6I. I79. 224 Crossef. W.. I57 Cross. L.. 256 Crawl. C.. 179 Crumrine. J.. IBO. l8? Cruse. C.. I53. 220. 23I CucinoHu. J.. I32. 288 Cullen. 6.. NIB. 242 Cullen. J.. ITI. 228 Culrighf. R.. l24. 266 Cutler. R.. 233 Dudey. D.. l23 Dahms. E.. 50. II9. I84. 255. 257 Dulrymple. 5.. 8?. 90 Doly. 5.. 25b Dunahy. C., l55 Dungel. H.. bl Daniels. N.. 188. 224 During. R.. I87 Daubenbus. J.. 150 Daudisi'el. W.. El. 223 DanEI. C.. ICUI Daulfcn. P.. E24. l52 Dcuwe, R.. 63 Davidow. H.. I73 Dovidow. R.. 56. I73 Davidson. 5.. ITS Davies. C.. I74 Davies. N.. 303 Dewies. D.. I86 Duan, W.. III Dqudson. A.. IE4 Duvisan. H.. 56 Uast. F.. bl. 63. I29 Davis. J.. 64. '97. 225. 303 Davis. J.. 50. 266. l84 Dast. J.. 50 Davis. N.. Bl. 246. 249 Davis. N.. I24 Davis. P.. 3l0 Davis. R.. 64. I87. 223. 225 Davis. R.. 35. 32. 8!. I26. UU Davis. 5.. II? Duwley, N.. 90 Dows. B.. 90 Dawson. R.. 64. I79. 223. 250 Day. C.. ISB DeCamp. A.. BI. I49. 264 DeLay. T.. I07 DaLong. R.. 64. 223 Ueanuz, D.. 90 DeMoor. 5.. 64. I29. 223. 256 DeSleo. J.. F52. 74 Desimone, A.. 64. I34 DeVuux. D.. 163. 256 Dean. R.. 64. I62. 166 Deormon. C.. 64 Deurwufer. J.. 64. 228 Decuiur. J.. I67 Decheri. D.. I79 Deck. G.. l0? Decourcy. N.. I55 Delmnco. D.. 217 DehleTn. R.. 224 DelBene. D.. 2?. I'M. 27? Delaney. J.. lib. 227. 300. 297 Demoresh R.. Bl Dempsey. J.. IUZ Denhum. R.. 90. 253 Denham. R.. Hub Denman. D.. IN: Denn'ls. R.. 252 Derbes. M.. 30. 49. SO. 37. H9. l25. I44. 249 Derr. J.. 94. 229 Derr. R.. l8? Dekhmendy. F., 56. 232. 243 Deifmer. J.. III Deufch. U.. l75 Dewey. V.. I44 Dick. A.. I45. 272 Dick. D.. HI Dick. L.. I02 Dickerscheid. J.. 63 Dickerson. R.. l58 Dickerson. D.. 250 Dickey. J.. III Dickinson, H.. 50. I36 Dickman. F.. IN. 224 Dieckman. R.. IUZ Diecltmarl. 5.. 27'. 28. 79. I53. 2I9. 220. 244. 249. 272 Dieckman. A.. I24. I43. 256. 257. 305 Diehl. F.. 64 Diehl. J.. I76 DIensch. M., 250 DieHEH. 3.. I49 Dillhoff. 6.. ITb. 277 Dimii. R.. 50 Dine. L.. Bl. I54. 252 Dineen, R.. 64 Dineen. T.. 54 Dirr. A.. 64. 22b Dirr. R.. 64. 226 Diskey. G.. 122 Disfel. D.. I69 Difmer. 6.. 56 Difmyer. P.. SI. lb2. l74 Dock. H.I 74 Dochow. N.. 64. I2I. I34 Dodge. H.. l72 Dodson. J.. 233 Doeclter. E.. l55 Doench. W.. 50 Dnerger. 0.. 302 Doermun. B.. 56. 158 DoggeH. F., 95 0999911. R.. I23. 25!: Duhm. J.. Ill Dominac. A.. l83, IBB Dominique. R.. 256. 257 Domino. R.. IOII 233 Donahue. J.. 64 Doner. J.. 64. IZI. 225 Doner, P.. I73 Donisi. M.. H32 Donnelly. J.. 50. ISIS Donnelly. N... 74. 55 Donze. J.. I7l Dorger. R.. 8I Dursei. J.. I72 Dorsey. R.. I72, I88 Dosser. A.. 64. 250. 303 Daugherfy. R.. 277 Dougherfy, R.. I63 Douglas. D.. 64 Doughns. P.. 326. lb? Doyen. J.. I46. I35. 266 Dayle. A.. II I Doyle. B.. 50. I45 Doyfe. R.. H? Dragsei. T.. I72 Dragul. C.. 64 Drake. D.. I53, SID Drake. F.. IBD Drake. J.. 64. 37. I26. I30. I70 Dreskin. A.. ITS Dress. H., 93 Drexelms. R.. SI Briggs. H., l69. .248 DHSCDH. J.. 232. 248 Page 325 Droege. L.. 303 Drummond. N.. 81 Drysdale. G.. 64. 134 Dudenhoeffer. F.. III Duermif. D.. 144 DUH. J.. 170 Duff. J.. 179 Duffy. M.. 30. 153. 220 Dtu. M.. 74. I45 Dugan. .. 93. 124. I44 Duggan. E.. 155. 168 Duiembu. T.. 50. 136 Dunulu'n. F.. 165 Duniform. H.. 163 Dunn. D.. 49. ISI Dunn. R.. BI. IN. 294 Dunfon. R.. 300. 302 Durban. J.. 119. 146 Durham. M.. 95 Dykes, E. 246. 249. 263. 271 Eagle. H.. 225 Eagle. V.. 158 Ecsfland. J.. 170 Eaton. F.. 165 Eaton. M.. 165 Ebel. D.. 270 Eberle. G.. 95 Ebersols. 5.. 153 Eb'lnger. 1.. I74 Eckerle. W.. I76 Eckeri. C... 129. 163 Eclder. E.. 16? Eden. F.. I68 Edmonds. H.. 256 Edwards. A.. 31. 14? Edwards. 13.. I45. 250 Edwards. M.. Bl Edwards. W.. 305 Ege. M.. 101 EhrharcH. H.. 232. 251 Ehrnschwender. F.. 64. 17? Eibel. E.. 102 Eichefberg. H.. 81 516116. J.. 95. 152 Eichler. 13.. 175 Eichsfadf. T.. ITO. 286 Eikenbarry. M.. 256 Eisenberg. D.. I73 Eisert 5.. 258 Eiserf. M.. 253 Eissler. N.. I49. l84 Elder. J.. 156 Elkus. F.. 11l EllioH. 5.. I43 Ellison. J.. 50 Ellison, R.. IN Ellis. M.. 50 Ellman. R.. 56. 178. 243 Elshoff. E.. 136 Emmans. M.. 64 Engelke. E.. 37. 5?. 137. 156, 227, 265 Engerscn. 1.. 251 Eng1and. H.. 132. I54. 263 Engler. R.. 176 Englerl'. 1., 111 Ep51ein. M.. 123 Erhardi. 1.. ID? Erfel. F.. 242. 246 Erickson. L.. 15? Ernsf. J.. 95. 151 Ernst M.. 256. 305 Eshman. T.. I07 Espy. J.. 31. I51 Essel. 8.. 101 Essmun. 1A.. 111 Eusier. S.. 173 Evans. J.. 55. 132. 176. 227 Evans. 1C. 256 Evans. R.. 55. 144. 2211 Evans. 3.. 177. 242. 270 Eyrncmn. H.. 137 Eyrich. M.. 74 F Faig. J.. 95. l53 Fagin. B.. 31. 176. 254 Falcon. L.. 95 Farmer. F.. 95 Farrell. J.. 64 Fasnachf. T., I36 F0111. T.. 233 Faulkner. T.. 65. I21. I35 Fay. 6.. I46 Fazzari. F.. 179 Fec1r. W.. 171 Feiler.1..81. 144.24? Feinauer. V.. I62. IT? Feis+. F.. 90 Feldkump. M.. 101 Feldmun. R.. 228 Feldmiller. 172 Fellwosk. C.. 65. 166. 226. 250 Felfs. D.. 65 Fengya. H.. 107 Fenian. D.. 163 Ferguson. 1716 Fern. K.. 146 Fessenden. B.. 148 Fialkawski. 1.. 5l. I19 Fibel. H.. I73 Picker. W.. 65. 121. 134 Fields. L., 81 Fielman. M.. 155. 266 Finch. R.. 65. 225 Findsen. R.. 119I Fink. A.. I49 Finley. M.. B9. 90 Finn. P.. 51. I42. I47 Finn. T.. 145 Fischer. C.. 65 Fischer. F.. 65 Fischer. G.. 65 Fischer. 6.. I33 1:15:11011. R.. 175 Fish. C.. 51, 136 Fisher. C.. 231 Fisher. D.. SI Fisher, E.. 65. 226 Fisher, 6.. 51. 171 Fisher. J.. 99, I48 F?Hro. 5.. 266 Fix. A.. 81 Fluig. J.. 57 Flaig. R.. 232 Flescher. 305 Flaugher. R.. 165 Fleck. F.. 220 Fledderman.1.. 101 Fleming, 0.. 153 F1eshman. W.. lbb Flessu. H.. 111 Fletcher. J.. 57. 126. 232 Flefcher. M.. 1136 Florian. J.. 65 Flory. H.. 134 FIonan. D.. 232 F1ynn. R.. 184 Flynn. W.. 121 Foersfer. E.. 150 Foersher. 3.. I36 Fogurhf. A.. 101 Fogarfy. A.. 233 Fogel, B.. l54 Fulland. T.. 232 Foltzer. A.. 65. 223 Fon1unsse. A.. 49. I36. 162. 169 F0012. M.. 155, 256 Forbes. M.. 156 Furbriger, A.. 167. 304 Forman. 13.. I43. 146 Fursfer. A., 168 Fursyfh. F.. 65 F055. H.. I07 Fossif. A.. 166. 224 chfer, G.. 166. 224 Fox. 1.. 220 Fox. W.. 65 FoxworHIy. M.. 135 Fralich. C.. 65. I21. I35 Francis. 15.. 153 Francis. J.. 165 Franie. D.. 81 Frank. E.. 233 Frank. 1.. 256. 268 FraHallcne. J.. 51 Frazer. R.. 163 FruzIer. R.. 95 FrazI'rI. L.. 173 Frech. R.. 65 Frederich. D.. IT? Fleder1c11. T.. 169 Frees. 0.. IN Freudenberger. A., 65. 187. 226 Freund. R.. 175. 188. 303 Frey. M.. 144. 203 Frey1ag. C.. 32. 150 Fricker. J.. 65. 223 Frickman. D.. 74. 122. 229 Friedlunder. M.. 31 Friedman. F.. 173 Friedman. J.. ?5 Friedrich. C.. 256 Fr'relinghaus. K.. 187 Friernun. M.. 175 Friend. W.. 170 Friesz. D.. 57. 227 Frih. Du I32. 176. 277 Friuell. W.. 82. 223 Frcehlich. J.. 176 Frommer. F.. 166 Frosf. G.. 178 Fry. 1.. 65. 133 Fryburger. L.. 176 Frye, J.. 95 Fuhr. R.. 223 Fuldner. N.. 93. 95. I42. 153 Fu113r1on, 6.. 165 Funck. M.. 250 Funk. T.. 172 Funlle. C.. 172 Funlie. L.. 145 Funke. L.. 256 Fun1ce. N.. 147 Fursf. R.. 5?. 173 G Gaeb. C.. 124. I49. 266. 2T2 Gaines. K.. III Gaines. N.. I24. I47 Gaiser. E.. 65 Gull. C.. 175 Galvin. R.. II? Gamble. D.. 57. I20 Gamble. H.. 165. 294 Games. P.. 82. I25, I18. 242 Gender. J.. 152 Gerber. 1.. I44 Garn. H.. In. 2'17 Gornafz. M.. I56 Garner, L.. 187 Garrard. A.. 65. I21. I34 GarreH. C.. 65 Garreff. R.. III. 126 Garrison. E.. 57 Gnrside. .1.. B2 Guriias. J.. 65. 225. 251 Gurfner. M.. 57. 227 Gasiorowski. J.. 51 Gaskill. J.. 16? Gasser. J.. 22? Gassmun. M.. 51 5651'. F.. 38. 61. 65. 121. 126. 135. I79. 264. 270 Gates. D.. 51. IB4 Guuby. R.. 65 Gaudin. D.. 174 Gausepohl. J.. 155 Gavin. J.. 171 Gaz. H.. 51 Gebhordf, R.. 82. I72 Geehan. E.. 95 Geers. T.. 51. I36 Gehl. M.. H9 Geier. T.. 33. 55. 57. 130. I32. 174. 254, 255 G215. N.. 55 Geisen. F.. 95. 137. 242. 300 Geisler. J.. 310 Gelier. H.. 175 Genfrup. AH 151 George. C.. 232 George. K.. 184. 263 Geraci. C.. 915. 229 Gerdes. H.. 137. 250 Gerhardt. J.. 168 Gerhardt L.. 51. 136 Gerhardt D.. I47. zal Gerhardt R.. 176 Germersdanf. W.. 295 Gershuny. 5.. ?5 Gerwer. K.. 173 Geselbracht D.. 30. I32. 264. 265 Gash H.. 123, 1613. 218 GesweTn. 6.. III Gefio, R.. 165 Gibbons. J.. 305 Gibsan. C.. 65. I66, 223 Gibson. J.. 65 Gidney. V.. 154 G135. M.. 14-9 Gilbert 1.. 29B GHberh L.. 149. 256 Gilchrist J.. 174. 256. 25? Gilger. W.. 233 Gillhqm. R.. 176. 229 Gingerich. 1.. I53 G1ovuneHi. A.. 65. 121 Giuliani. M.. 65 Glanderf. F.. ITI Glaser. J.. 51. 136 Glaser. R.. 51 G1asgow. H.. 49 Class. D.. 163 Glass. D.. 66 Glenc1ening. E.. 136 Glenn. H.. 10? Godlewski, 5.. 168. 277 Goepper. R.. 167 Gearing. 1.. 167 Goerfemiller. M.. 74. 122. I52. 244. 251 Goeriemaeller. M.. 66. 251 Goefze. N.. 11'? Geek. 5.. 32 Gofar+h. R.. 5n. 136 6015.1. R.. 170. 277 Gofando. A.. 66 Gold. 5.. 173,226 Guchurb. 1.95 Goldman. R.. 173 Page 329 Go'lezer. C.. '85 GO'Ub'CS. E.. '54 Goodienow. R.. l29. I52. I12. 238 Goodman. J.. l54. 252 Goodman. 5.. 27. '23. '23. 2'9. 259. 252, 255 Goutmun. P.. 74 Gordon. J.. 277 Gordon. R.. 6b, '87. 222 Gore. F.. '87 Gower. 5., 66 Grabo. G.. '70, 258 Grad. E.. 82. 223 Grue'er. J.. '55 Graham. F.. 57 Graham. R.. '74 Grammar. D.. '32. 277 Grant 5.. '65 Grun'. R.. '53 Granzow. 5.. I44 Grapes. E.. 255 Grause. T.. 'll Gruven'amper. C.. '76 Grover. W.. 250 Graver. l... 90. 256 Gray. F.. ' ll Gray. R.. '65 Gray. T.. '36 Green. J.. '63 Green. F.. 74 Greene. C.. 225 Greene. l... 250 Green'ielxi. l.. '23 Greenhu'g'w. F.. I36 Grean'sen. 6.. '79. '87 Greenland. T.. 242. 256 Grego, W.. '88 Gregg. H.. 56. '57. 225 Greiwe, R.. '76 Grasche'. R.. '77 Gresham. J.. '55 Grever. M., '55 Griesa. R.. 55. 226 Gr'FFi'h. M., '38 GriHHh, K. '72 Grif'i'h. 5.. '78 Crimes. H.. 82 Grinninger. L.. 256 Grisc'ly. J.. '53 Groen'le. A.. '24 GmF'. L. '48 Grossmun. A.. 66 Grossman. L.. 66. I73 Grossmann. D.. '44 GrOSSmunn. 0.. '0? Grass. A., '85 Gross. E.. '73. '87. 224. 270 Grove. F.. 95 Grover. 0.. 57. '79 Grubbs. M.. '54 Grudberg. H.. '73 Grueninger. 0.. 95. '52 Gwen. C.. 3!. 223 Grundy, L.. '34 Guernsey. J.. 66. I65 Gump. J.. '56 Gundermun. J.. 5'. '72 Gunn. R.. '7': Gurfz. E.. '37 Gusefs'ri. B.. '7' Gusse. 0.. 242 Gus'as'son. G.. 66. 'BD. '37 Guf'urle. M., 229 Gufiahr. M.. 229 Gu'iahr. A.. 30. 82, '48. 249 GuHing, J.. '55 Guyo'. N.. 277 H Hans. F.. '47. '84 Hans. W.. H: Huber. J.. '86 Hachen. H.. 256 Hach'e', 6.. 256 Hac'eH. T.. I Haddad, A.. '69. 224- Hae'ner. D.. '65 Haerr. W.. 95. 258 Hogabusch. F.. I47, '85 Hage'. 1.. I62. m HagenhoF'. R.. 224, 242 Hagen. B.. '5' Hagen. K '5' Hugerfy. J.. 95 Huger. 5.. '55 Hugger'y. W.. 66. 226 Haley. K.. '72 Haley. M.. '52 Halfpenny. L.. '36 Hal'. 5.. I52. 255 Hall. V.. 32. '44- Hn . W.. 288 Hu'lacl. R., '77 Honurun. K.. 55. 223, 225 Holsfenberg. R.. '54 Homer. E. '43. '48 Hami'fon. A.. 32. '4': Hamilton. H.. 5' Humi en. M... '48. 270 Hami'fon. 5.. '44 Humme'. W.. 57 Humme'rafh. 5.. '53 Hammer. R.. '63 Hammond C.. '37 Hammond. J.. '52. 23' Hammond. T.. '74 Hanuuer. RH '32. '63 Honey. R.. 107 Han'on. E.. '07 Han'on. J.. '55. 23' Han'on, 5., '55 Hunsa'man. E.. '36 Hons'urc'. E.. 250 Hanson. E.. '78 Happy. F.. 58 Hurbaum. K.. 258 Herbert. E.. H: Harden. K.. '70 Harding. J.. 6b. '2', '35. 226 Hardman. '86 Hardwick. H.. 82 Harig. M.. '44 Har'luvy. R.. 95 Har'un. N.. 277 Harper. H.. 79. 32. '25. '44. 244. 249 Harper. W.. '74 Hurpr'n'g. J.. '56. 233 Harrell. A.. 90 Harris. L. 66. '33 Harris. L.. 39 Harris, M., '57 Harr's. N.. 74. '22. 23' Harris. T.. '65 Harrison. J.. '43. 23'. 256. 272 Harrison. M.. '55 Had. C.. ' Hart J.. '8? Harf. F.. '52 Hart W.. '02 Hartley. A.. '58. 233 Har'man. E.. '24. '53 Hur'mun. F.. 24': Hur'mu'h. F.. 66 Horn. 6.. '7' Hnr+y. W.. 52 Hurhe', G.. 5'. 9 Harvey. R.. 30. 95. 245. 305 Harvi'le. c.. m. 271 Hus'inger. L. '26. 277 Has'y. W.. 22? Hawe . E.. 49 Hathaway. V.. 243 HoHenc'or'. J.. '78 HaHer'ck. R.. '74. 225 HoHon. D.. 56. '2' Hauben. R.. '85 Huuc'. E.. '46 Haver'uas. R.. 53 Hav'uvic. J.. 96. '74-. 297' Hawkins. V.. 300 Hayes. A.. '53 Hayes. 3.. '68 Hayes. 0.. I70 Hayes. R.. 5'. I36 Haynes. E.. '52. 23' Heo'h. P.. 259 Hsa'har. R.. 32. '65 Hebes'reif. 8.. I56 Hech'. M., 32. '54. 252 Heck. E.. 256 Hecila. M., '49 Heckman. W.. '77 Hedges. H.. '48. 23' Hedges. L.. 23' Hedr'c'. P.. '82. '54 Heeb. H.. '72 Haidccher. H.. 74. '55. 263 Heiden. E.. '02 He , W.. 'I2 Heinlein. J.. '56 Heino'd. W.. '52. 256 Heinrih. F.. 32 Heinz. J.. '5' He'm. R.. 49. '44 Heise. J.. ll2 Heise'. F.. '02 He'ilamp. T.. 49. 'I9. I54 Heizer. J.. 270 Hello. J.. '65 He'm'ng. 5.. I44 Hemphi . 8.. '52 Henderson. 1.. I45. 266. 272 Henderson. T.I I36 Hanrr'ckson, W.. '07. lb? Hen'e. R.. 5'. 9 Henninger. C.. l7?I Henry. 0.. 246. 243 Hense. R.. '87 Henu. W.. 5I Hepp. W.. '62 Herbar'. W.. '7' Hergef. N.. '42. '46 Hering. D., 258 Hermerd'ng. H.. 95. 309. 3'0 Herold. J.. 82. '70 Herrin. M., 90 Herron. C.. 28, '29. '35. '62. I79. 270 Hersh. G.. '76 Hersmun. J.. 66 Her'lain. C.. '7' Hes'erberg. R.. 65 HeHrick. R.. '34, I79, 222, 223 Heuer, W.. 32 Hewi'f. M., '42. '45 Hayner, F.. 225. 243 Hibarger. M., '43. '55. 220 Hickman. AH 32 Hicks. K., 256 Hicks. 5.. '67 Hidu'go. M., 3'r Hidde. J.. '66 HieaH. M., '52 High'ower. J.. 82 Hi'emun. J.. '23 Hill. 0.. 302 Hill. J.. '76. 2'1'7I 303 Hill. J.. 23' Himes, H.. '59 Hinds. M., 96. 245. 253 Hines. M.. '56 Hines. E.. 74 Hook. 0.. 225 Hobun. A., '45 an'lade'. J.. '79 Hock. J.. 74. I49 Huckenberty. J.. '74 Hockrnon. N.. '52 Hodgson. H.. 5'. '36 Hoe . L.. 95 HoHer'h. F.. '69 HoF'man. 6.. IT? Hoffman. J.. 55. 226 Ho'man. 5.. '49I '55. 23' Ho'munn. V.. '52 Ho'mann. V.. 266 Hogan. E.. 32. I53 anman. A.. 28. 89. 9D. '25 Holden. G.. 82. 223 Hu'man. D.. 66. '2'. 225 Holmes. 5.. 82. I49 Ho'ms+rom. J.. I29 Holstein. J.. 38. I32. '37. 288. 29? Half. E.. 225 Hu'lan. W.. '77 Ho'hman. M.. 96 Hulae. H.. 243 Holler. H.. 82 Holzhauser. l0! Homun. F.. 56. I2'. '35. 226, 265 Homer. A., '48. '85 Honeywell. L.. 24 Hood. M., 24 Hoover. 6.. '77 Hoover, F.. 66. '35. I62. '56 Hopping. D.. 83. I83 Horowitz. A.. '35. 256 Horwi'z. E.. 223 Hosey. A.. '65 Hess . R.. '36 Houc't. 0.. '76 House. C.. '72 Housfon. M., 43 Howard, R.. 232 Howard. 5., '49 Howe. R.. '69, 272 Hubbard. D.. '63 Hubbard. E.. '80 Hubbard. T.. '76 Huber. A.. B3 Huber. E.. 74. '45 Huber. J.. '37 Huber. M.. 96 Huber'. T.. '7' Huc'sull. J.. 30. '46. 2'3. 244 Hudson. 5.. '45. '35. 266. 270 Huff. R.. 224 Hughes. 0.. l'9. '42. '46 Hughes, J.. '30 Hughes. J.. '56 Hughes. F.. '49 Hughes. R.. '78 Hughes. W.. '20 Hu . 0.. 96 Hu . W.. I87 Humphreys. 3,. I02 Hunsa'ter. E.. '69 Hun'. J.. '74 Hun'. M.. 5'. '52 Huppeffl. J.. '02 Hur'ey. D.. '43 Husic. R.. 300 Huss. J.. 66 Page 330 Huss. M.. 74. 152. 231 Hu5+on. J.. 33. 243 Hyre. H.. 224. 242 Iacobucci. 1.. 102 Ibele. W.. 66 1991. 6.. 298 11111:. J.. 178. 303 Imburgiu. L. 132. 233 ImFeld. C.. 96. 310 lmhon. W.. 229 Ingold. F.. 33 Ipp. L.. 58 lrby. 0.. 51. 136 Ireland. 1.. 96. I37. 173 Irish. D.. 148 Isaocs. R., 51. 136 1551115. C.. 173 J Jacobs. D.. 174 Jacobs. E.. ISI Jacobs, G.. 5!. lie Jacobson, 6., I23 Jacobson. 11.. 123. 175 Jaffe. D.. 175 lager. 1.. 277 Jahnle. A.. 102 James. 1.. 101 Janfz, 1.. 96 Jarvis. R.. 277 Jagries. C.. 6? JeHries. 1.. 150. I132. 184 Jenkins. 11.. 96. 156 Jenkins. 5.. I45 1epsun. D.. 186 1erc1ler. 1.. 169 Jervis. M.. 148. 310 Jervis. T.. 297 1c . 12.. 83, 163 Johannigmun. 1.. 213. 266 Johns. D.. I72 Jahnson. C., 226 Johnson. D.. 172 Johnson. G.. 150 Johnson, M.. I70 Johnson. P.. 90 Johnsfon. C.. 119 Johnshan. L., 67. 232. 256 1011ns1'on. L. 172 Johnsfon. M.. 151 Johoske, 11.. 277 Jones. 13.. 184. 220 Jones, E.. 165 Jones. J.. 169 Jones. 1.. 158 Jones. K.. 102. IOI Jones, K.. 67. I2l 1cnes. M.. 151 Jones. F.. 151 Jones. R.. 67 Jordan. 3.. 148 Jordan. E.. 51 .Iugund. H.I 67. 121. 134. 222 K Kadrich, F.. 107 Koemmerle. L.. 230 Kuhn. 5., 96 Kuiman. A.. 173. 246 Kain. M.. 134 Kaiser. D.. 168 Kaiser. 1.. 165 Koiser.1..61. 67. 121. 134. 222 Kaladow, A.. 96 Kalomeres. P.. 67 Knlomeres. P... 220 Kuflenhauser. R.. 172 Kamp. F.. 133 Kane, 11., 96. 277 Kunter, J.I I75 Kanh. W.. 103 Kaplan. 1.. 96 Kaplun, 5.. 252 Knppesser. H.. 251 Kurdus, F.. 173. 228 Karns. R.. I68 Karsh. C., 167 Kase, D.. 177 Kush, L.. 272 Kofsan'ls. 5.. I76 KaHau. F.. 67. 224 KaHer, 5., 174 K011. J.. 83. 175 Kohenmeyet. W., 166 Kaufmann. 6.. I74 Kuusch. M.. 17 ? K0011. J.. 29. 126. 169. 2517. 264 Kouh. W.. 101 Kuvouras. G.. 166 Keefe. M.. 96 Keel, L.. 163 Kehlmaiar. E.. 52. 164 Keidel. W.. 166 Keller. M.. 153. 2123 Kellogg. N.. 136 Kelich. G.. 256 Kemme. M... 101 Kemme. 1L. 67. 223 Kemp. 1.. 153 Kendall. 1.. II? Kennedy. E.. 167 Kennedy. 1.. 112 Kennedy. H.. 166. 236 Kennedy. T.. 170 Kenny. H.. 172 Kenning. W.. 96. 22?. 242 Kenf. 3.. I48 Kent R.. 174 Kerman. D.. 112 Kessel. J.. 166 Kessler, 1., 294 Kessler. W.. 112 Keuper. B.. 52. I48 Keyes. 1.. 14-4 Keyes. R.. 163 Kibble. E.. 96 Kiefar. C., 53. 183. 137 Kiefer. D.. 232 Kiefer. 1.. 83 Kiefer. M.. 156. 272 Kiefer, N.. 187 Kifer. D.. 165 Kifer. E.. 58. 242 K113, D.. 112 Kiley. R.. 123 Kimball. M.. 256 Kimball. R.. 58. 227 Kimmons. L., 52. 164 Kincaid. Pu 144 Kinder. 1.. 103 Kindle. D.. 177 King. l.. r51 King. 1.. 166 King, R.. 90 Kiusburg. V.. 33. 220 Kinsman, R.. 123 Kiorpes. 5.. 61. 67. 121 Kirch. W.. 67 Kirchmaier. T.. 170. 266 Kirk. T.. 163 Kiri. W.. 67. 135 Kirkpafriclr. R.. 107 Kirsch. W.. 2?4 Kirsfein. A., 144, 220. 230. 249 Kirfley. J.. I49 Katy. H.. 53. 120, I37, I51 K1uu51ng. D.. 119. 149 Klebanow, M.. 73. 154. 231. 253 KleesaHel. 1.. 153. 220 Klein. A.. 177, 2213 Klein. M.. l5l. 185 Klein. R.. 251 Kleine. 5.. I48 Kleine. W.. 168 Klessman. E.. 83 Kline. M.. 107 Kline. T.. 302 Kling. C.. 153. 220. 266. 310 Klucknar. R.. 67 Klopp. W.. 67. 166 Klofz. E.. 112 Kluaner.1.. 137I I44 Klugrnan. P... 67 Klufe, 1.. 225 Knube. 0.. I23 Knuggs. N.. 170 KnecH, 1.. 73. 152 Knight 3.. I49. 220. 244 Knigm, E.. 217 Knigm. R., I49 Knob1uu91l. 1.. 96. 152 Knodel. J.. 67. I79. 256 Knodel. M.. 33. I44, 249 Knopf. E.. 145 Knop1. E.. 145 Kober. 3.. 17B Kobes. 1., I74 Koegel.1.. 73. 74. l55 Koehl. 5.. 185 Kuehring. N.. 67 Koenecke. W.. 157 Koenig. E.. I71 Koenig. E.. 112 Kuenig. R.. 167 Koerner. M.. 155 Koes+er. C... 156. 2213 Kohn. 5., 83. 265 Knhr. R.. 163 Koke. A.. 233. 300 Kolde. F.. 170 Knopf. E.. 107 Kopf. 1.. 74. 122. 229 Krabucher. R.. 67. 121. 135 Krakovsky. 1., I73 Kramer. C.. 67 Kramer. F.. 67 Kramer. G.. 288 Kram'lg. R.. 176 Kramp. R.. 83 Krumpe. M.. I03 Krupp, E.. 172 Kreamelmeyer. 1., I46 Kreines. K.. 83. 228 Kreke. 1.. 119. 142. 143. 134 Kress. H.. 307 Kress. F.. 153 Krieger. R.. ll? Kriendler. 1., 175 Krueger. 1., 23. 30. 38. 79. H3. 125, 148. 218. 24?. 264- Krovocheck, R 165 Kruer. E.. 112 Krumme. D.. 176 Krumme1. P., 95. 137. I73. 243. 304 Krumpock. R., 96 Krumpe. W.. 232 Kruse, C.. 103 Kruse. D.. 304 Kuba, 12.. 112 Kuecha. N.. 171 Kuehne. E.. 146 Kuenzel, R.. 168 Kohlhorsf, W.. 96 Kuhlman. R.. 155 Kuhn. 1.. 67 : Kuhn. R., 52 Kulle. R.. 251 Kulfe. T.. 251 Kun1e1. E.. 231 Kunh. E.. 143. 231 Kunh. L.l I76 Kunh, J.. 170 .- Kup1etle, A.. 67. 121 r: Kuresmun. A, 58. 259. 262 1i Kor17ss. I... 166 e Kuskevks. 5.. 256 1 Kusnerus. 5.. 226 Kyr1uc1'l. M.. 96 L LaBaer. R.. 175 LaBafe. N.. 156 LuMore. F.. 187 Loacke. F.. 67. 121. 225 Labor. M.. 155. 256 Labermeier. W.. I77 Lacinal. M.. 107 Lackey. D.. 67 Lucy, R.. 67. 121. I35 Luhrman. A.. B3. 253 Lair. 5.. 96 Lamb. 1.. 17111 Lamb. R.. 169, 305 Lammert E.. 238 Lancus+er. K.. 33. 228. 256. 257 Lance. D.. 174 Landen, C.. 83. 17B Landis. W.. 67 Lundman. 3.. I49 Landrigun. T.. I30 Londsiedel. R.. 103 Lona. R.. 277 Lung. R.. 151 Long. 111.. 3?. 83. 125. 155. 264. 265 Lungs. M.. 258 Lungs. 5.. 52. 230 Langenbuhn. R.. 168 Lungnne. V.. 183 Larmann. H.. 176 La+sc11a. C.. 143. 231 Lafscha. W.. 103 Loufer, N.. 151. 266 Laughlin. M.. 156 Loughlin. 0.. 225 Laumann, R.. 176 Laundy. H.. 178 Loufer. G.. 55 Love . 1., 96. 152. 231 Lovey, D.. 188 Lawrence. 0.. 148 Lawrence. P.. 68 Lawrence. W.. 246. 250 Landon. 17... 224. 242. 250 Lawyer. C.. 255 Layer. 1.. 166. 224 Layer. 5., 184 Lozuron. T.. 107 1. Leary. M... 155. 305 Led'Ford. H.. 231 Ledonne. A.. 162. 165 Lee, 1., 154 Lee, 5.. 286. 310 Lef1er. D.I 156 Lehmeyet. A.. 169. 233 Lei+h. H.. 229 LeMaifre. R.. 108 LeMasfei-s. R.. 250 Lenharf. L., 179 Leonard. J.. 174 Lepere. W.. 167 4. nmAF-h-m-I annun- .. Page 331 ---m1- -.. ...-. -rq-d- Lepper'. W.. '7' Lepsky. 5.. '75 Leroy. 1... 68 Leslie. L.. '79 Lev'ne. E.. 58 Levine. J.. '54 Levine. M.. 83. '54 Levy. C., '54 Levy. I.. '5? Levy. 5.. '75 Lewe. M.I '55 Lewing. 3.. 74 Lewis. A.. '46 Lewis. 23.. '74 Lewis. H.. 68 Lewis. P.. '48. 249 Lewis. R.. 33. '59 Lew's. R.. '80 Ley. D.. '45 Libby. R.. 9? L'c'e . L.. 97. '58 Liddel'. 0.. 30. I53 Lieberman. B.. '08 LTeder. D.. '3 ?r Ligh'body. J.. ITO Lignuri. F.. 22'? Limburg. N.. '32. '24. '43. 266 Undemen. C.. 35. 53. 223. 225 Lindemcm. M.. 97. 3'0 Linesch. J.. '76 Lingo. J.. '56. 220 L'n'nger. L.I '34 Link. N.. 232 Linkenhoker. R.. '65 Linkins. R.. '72 L'n'z. R.. 25' Lion. J.. 223 L'pper'. F.. '73. 256 L'pper'. R.. 226. 25' LiHner. A.. 25' L'Hy. R.. 250 L'nyd. J.. '63 Lobi'z. 3.. '67 Lockhar'. H.. '63 Lockwood. N.. 305 Loe'nrig. M.. 226. I84 Lnesse. J.. 256 Lohmm. F.. SB Lonbardu. J.. 83. 228 Long. A.. '03 Longna'ler. J.. '70 Longnecker. K.. 248 Longs'reef. W.. '28 Lcr'mer. W.. 53 Lab. F.. 232 Leughry, B.. 58 Loughry. D.. '65 Luunc'sberry. J.. 294 Lnunsberry. P.. 3'0 Loverde. D.. '33 Lewrie. 3.. '6':- Luwry. P.. '08 Ludwig. M.. '70. 242 Ludwig. N.. '52 Luebbe. T.. In: Lue'cen. L. 68 Luhn. P.. 63. '2'. '34. 222 Luken. 6.. '58. 222 Lu'mn. R.. 53 Lum'ey. L.I '67 Lunc'. 6.. '79. 250 Lundberg. 5.. 97. '43. 25-5 Lundguis'. J.. 52. l'9. '25 Luring. W.. '74. 255 Lufz. E.. 9'7. '52 Lu'z. M.. '52 Lux. 8.. 92. 23' Lynch. 3.. 97 Lynch. 5.. 83 Lynn. P.. Ill Lyon. W.. '74 Lyons. R.. '76 Lyons. R.. '78 Ly'le. J.. 65. 250 Mcbie. R. 256 MncKnech'. H.. '0' MucVe'gh. R.. 3'. '29. 25'. 300 Moc'toy. W.. '73 Mucke. M.. 83 'v'ackenzie. R.. 83 MacNeil'. .'.. '38. '77 MucN'chn'as. R.. '74. 294 Magenhe'm. H.. '75 Magi . M.. Ed. '62. '6'? Mai. R.. '03 'v'u'c'men'. R.. '80 Mai'under. J.. 307 Mu'ruse. R.. '03 Muie'ich, 0.. 303 Ma'us. M.. 75. 27' Ma'ovazos. D.. 83 Ma'cn'm. D.. '53 Mo'oney. A.. '44 Male . J.. '77 Ma'fhaner. J.. '79 Mendel. J.. '54 Munsberger. M.. 90 Mara. M... '45. 220. 272 Marcel. E.. '65 Morcum. A.. '24. '5? Marcus. D., '03 Marefzki. A.. B3 Mar'ch. R.. 277. 300 Marmger. M.. 68 Marion'. J.. '69 Markuian'. R.. '69 Maroudus. C.. '72 Marple. J.. 3'0 Marsh. R.. 68 Marshall. M.. '58. 25' Marsha . L., '50. 23' Mur'in. E.. '56 Mar'in. J.. '74 Morfin. J.. '77 Martin. K.. '64 Martin. M.. '57 Mor'in. R.. 303 Marf'n. R.. '36 Mar'in. W.. '2? Marfineuu. F.. 83 Mor'ino. M.. '68 Mark. E.. 84. '45 Marh. 6.. H32. 270 Marucci. N.. 34. '5' Musc'ea. G.. '24. 227 Mason. M.. '53 Mason. M.. 75 Mussu. A.. '44 Musse'. A '7' Mus'in, L.. '34 Mus'io. G.. '70 Ma'er. C.. '63 Mu'hews. J.. '5' Mofhews. F.. '69 Mmmes, .6... I42. I56. 249 MuHu. A.. '65. 277 Muu'f, R.. '67. 293 May. J.. I7; Mayer. P.. '2'. 223. 243. 250 McA'ee. 3.. I49 McAu'ey. N.. 84 McCor'an, R.. 34. 243 McCartney. K.. '46. 23' McC'os'tey. F.. '77 McClure. L.. 226 McC'ure. W.. 97 McConaChie. N.. 25. '52 McConne . 5.. '76 McCoy. T.. '70 McCracken. A.. '03 McCue. J.. ?3. 97, '53. 23'. 309 McDunu'd. W.. 97. '30. '32. '68. 277 McDougall. L.. '79. 223 McDowel'. T.. '03 MsE'ravy. W.. H35. '07 McFar'on. J.. 58. 227' Mchm-y. R.. '7'. 24b. 25' McGee. C.. '84 McGee. M.. '55 McGhee, G.. '5': McGill. G.. '48 McGinnIs. J.. I305 McG'one. J.. '3? McGoH. M.. 84. '55 McGuire. J.. 277 McHenry. M.. 35. 75. '43 McHugh. E.. '49 Mcl'lveen. 6.. '77 McKee. W.. '30 McKinley. 3.. '49 'v'cKins'ry. J.. 63. '87 McLeugh'in. H.. 63. I34. 222 McLean. J.. '36 McLin. R.. 303 McMil'an. A.. '46. 256 McMillan. 5.. '45 McNamee. J.. '53. 220. 23' McNee'f. 3.. B4. '45 McNeil. G.. '55 McNu'i'. R.. 52 McPhernn. 5.. 2 MERGE. J.. 63 Mengher. J.. '70 Meas. M.. 'I9. 230 Meck'enburg. P., 242 Meehan. A.. '44 Meeks. R.. '72 Mce'un. J.. '67 Meh'er. P.. '7' Mehr'nmc'. J.. 256 Meier. H.. '6? Meisner. L.. '73 Meissner. R.. 84 Meis'er. J.. '70. 305 Me's'er. J.. 75 Mei'us. L. '73 Me'zer. G.. 288 Me'rer. G.. 63. '34 Menachof. L.. 84 Mendenho'l. R.. 58. 232. 243 Men'ink. A.. 58. '34 Merc't'e. R.. '52 Marks. W.. '77. 243 Merrill. R.. 34. 255 Merritt. J.. '46 Merfen. D.' 79. 54. '25. '70. 262 Marten. R.. 302 Merz. J.. 58 Meser'. L. '0' Messhom. V.. 262 Messinger. J.. 38. '53. 222 Messinger. R.. '35. '79. 2'3 Me'z. 5.. I56 Maizger. L. '23. '75 Me'l'er. R.. '87 Meyer. J.. '52. 2E Meyer. M.. 90 Meyer. R.. '70 Meyer. R.. 52. '36 Meyer. R.. '48. 3'0 Meyer. 5.. 23' Meyers. C... '53 Meyers. H.. 68 Meyers. V.. 97. '50. 309. 3'0 Michael. 5.. 97 Michael. R.. '0'! Michel. C., 68 Michel. 1.. a4. '5? M'che'man. J.. 30 Middendorf. F.. 9'7. '30, '32. 2'77 Miers. M.. 256 MTIes. A.. 84 Miles. H.. '66. 224 Miller. W.. '36 Millard. J.. I'2 Miller. C.. '56. '84 Miller. 0.. '03 Miller. D.. 302 Miller, 5.. as. 222 MH'er. E.. '53. 255 Miller. G.. '57 Miller. H.. '72 Miller. J.. '80 Mil'er. J.. 255. 4'? Mil'er. M.. 75 Miller. P.. '53 Miller. R.. 225 Miller. R.. 34 Miller. R.. '8? M'l'er. R.. 68 Miller. 5.. '78 Miller. V.. 30. 258 Miller. W.. '03 Mi'ligun, P.. '53 Mills. 0., '70 Mills. D.. '45. 2515 Mills. E.. '52 Mills. J.. 90 Mine'lc. G.. 52 Minovi'z. 5.. 228 M'rre. W.. '74 Miso'i. A '76 M'fche , A.. 256 Mi+che . P.. 243 Mi'c'we . R.. 52. I70 Mi'che . R.. '88 Mi'che . R.. 187 Mueller. J.. '52. 222 Mueller. L.. '55 Moes'n. J.. 97. '42. '43. 3'0, 256 Moeves, F.. 238 M09. H.. '83 Moh'man. Y.. '24. '56. 256 Moh'meis'er. T.. '03 Mcl'oy. J.. 268 Mo'ncr. I.. '82. '34 Montgomery. R.. 28, 39. 58. '30. '32. '74 Moore. D.. 59. 225. 238. 270 Moore. E.. 68. I78. 223 Moore. R.. 220 Moounan. H.. 53. 22? Moofh. J.. '74. 277 MoraHes. R.. 34 Moron. M.. '55 More'anc'. D.. 52. Hg. '59 Morey. 5.. 303 Morgan. 6.. '70 Morgan. J.. '87. 250 Morin. J.. '4? Mor'ey. H.. 303. '96 Morris. 0., b3 Morris. R.. 34. '66. 242 Morris. 5.. '49. 23' Morris. W.. '65 Morr's. W.. '76. 294 Morrissey. W.. '7' Morse. T.. 52. '63 Mor'cn. G.. 53. '26. 232 Morfun. C.. II? Mor'on. R.. 34 Mos'er. J.. '70 Page 332 Mos'er. L.. '53 Mosser. M.. l32 MOH. H.. '75 M0 . T.. '72. 25' Moun's. J.. '49. 220 Mraz. L.. 91 Mueller. E.. '76 Mueller. C.. '03 Mueller. R.. '03 Mueller. K.. '73 Mueller. M.. 30. I52. 220. 244. 266 Mueller. 5.. '44 Muh'huuser. H.. 68. 223. 225 Muh'hu'er. F.. '68 Mul'arc'. 5.. B4. '76 Mull, M.. 52 Mu'1er. R.. 250 Mu'lineaux. J.. '33. '33 Munro. H.. '52 Munro. J.. 75. '52 Morbach. L.. 223 Murdock. V.. '72 Murphy. J.. '69 Murphy. J.. '08 Murphy, W.. '19 Murray. J.. 69. '34. 222 Murray. P.. 244. 309. 3'0 Murrer. R.. '55 Mur'in. J.. lb? Myers. W.. 256 Nage'. R.. 242 Nash. M.. 256 Nay'or. M.. '44 Nay'or. N.. 54. '49. 24' Nedelmun. 5.. B4 Neisch. D.. '08 Ne'ligan. M.. '5'r Nelson. 3.. '56. 272 Nelson. 0.. 23' Nelson. D.. '80 Nelson, J.. 59 Nelson. P.. 84. '76 Neme'z. J.. '08 Nesbi . P.. 69. '79 Nes'ar. J.. '57. 22 I Ne'hern. M.. 69. 224 Neuman. L. 227 Newman. R.. 97. '70. 253 Neumann. S.. 69 Newberg. L, '2'. '34, 222 Newbo'c', P.. '50 Newbo'd. R.. '75 Newburgh. J.. 34. '53 News . E.. 53. 232 News . 5.. 97. '53. 229 Newman. R.. '70 New'on. L.. '62. '67 Nichol. W.. '8? Nichols. J.. '49 Ninkerson. G.. '62. '67. 304 Niebering. P.. '68 N'eder'le'man. J.. 30. 39. 93. 97. '25. '49. 230 N'ec'ar'e'lner. P.. '72 Niedhamer. C.. '03 Niehaus. J.. 84- Niel'laus. R.. '7' Nie'ws. J.. 75. '5' N'e'ander. D.. 97. '56 Nieman. C.. 34 Niernoe'ler. I.. '03 Nienaber. L.. 69. '34 Niepor'e. J.. '55 Ni'ro'oFf. 0.. I26 Nisonger. J.. 58. '20 Nixon. 0.. 97. I37. 297 Noble. J.. '77 Noc'on. A.. '48 Nogen, R.. 97 No . R.. '76 Harris. C.. '55 Nosenchuck. J.. '75 Nosfrand. W.. 52 Na'e. C.. '75 Nova'. T.. '76 Noviko'f. W.. '03 0 05195. P.. 30 Ober. R.. '35 Oberrneyer. E.. 224 O'Brien. J.. 28. 55. I23. '29. '32. 232. 248. 255. 263. 237 O'Brien. M.. '45. 23' O'Connell. D.. 69 O'Connell. J.. '7' Odenf'm'. J.. 75 Odenwa'd'. P.. '55 Oesper. G.. '53 Gazer. J.. 59 Ogden. N.. 250 Ogle. R.. '36. 265. 270 O'Hara. 3.. '56. 272 O'Keefe. P.. '55 O're'. N.. 226 Okruh'icc. J.. 288 O'dr'eve. R.. '53 O'Leary. C.. '76 O'Leary. T.. 69 O'igee. C.. 226 Oliver. L.. '03 Olson. R.. 302 O'sson. J.. '45 O'Rei'ly. P.. 75. '42. '47. 229. 23' O'Reil'y. J.. '65 Orogu'. C.. '33 Ornc'an'. J.. :59 Or:. J.. '88 Or'h. R.. 49. '70 Os'wm. G.. 277 Os'errnun. J.. '30. '32. 238. 297 Osi'er. W.. '63 Oshov. H.. '73 O . R.. 2 Offeniohn. T.. '67 Outright R.. '45 Over. C.. '85 Overberg. J.. 34 Owens. E.. '50 Owens. M.. '58 Owings. G.. '08 P Pqu'z. E.. 229 Pace. W.. 268 Paczynski. A.. '33 Pu'nren. H.. 69. 223. 225 Paisley. 5.. '49 Palmer. R.. '33 Pancake. J.. '72 Pandi'idis. P.. '72 Paulina. 5.. 93, 97. '44. 249, 253 Papner. D.. '70 Pardin', R.. '68 Parker. M.. '44 Par'ler. R.. 58 Perkins, D.. 58. 232. 243 Perry. E.. 59. '2'. I34. '58. 222 Parsons. D.. '74 Pascal. M.. 52. 'I9 Pushalis. A.. '65 Pnssan'l'nu. R.. '69 Pa'er. C.. 233 Patterson. H.. '74- PaHon. L.. 3'. 24B Pauly. P.. 58 Pay'er. 5.. '44. 23' Pearce. 5.. 52. '25, '62. '78 Pease. R.. '62. NM Peck. A.. '73 Pecsok. J.. '72 Perry. R.. 256 Palm. E.. 69 Penn. R.. 69. '2' Pequigno'. R.. '67. 277 Per't'nson. W.. '72 Perla. E.. 179 Perry. E. A.. 23' Parry. E. C.. 23' Fe'ers. R.. '72 Per'erson. PL. '69 Pe'erson. N.. 52. 9. '44, '52. '35 Pei'to. 5.. 297 Pe'r'a. R.. '34, '75 Pehko. 5.. '7'. 233 Pevsner. E.. 75. '22 Pfa'zgru', M.. 97 F'annigwer'h. J.. '53 FfennigwerH-u. P.. 69. '2'. I35 '53. 270 P'ies'er. J.. '44 Phelps. C.. '77. 250 Phelps. M.. 34 Phillips. F.. 3'0 Phillips. 6.. b9 Phillips. J.. '65 Phillips. L.. '79 Phi'l'ps. M.. 89. 90 Phipps. F.. '56. 23'. 256. 257 Pickering. 3.. '5' Pickering. L.. '63 P'dgeon. F.. '86 Pi'af. D.. 'bS P'nc'lord. F.. 58 Plush. R.. '73 Pisune'l'. R.. '68. 'B3. 277 P'cmH'z. R.. 53 P'unc't. M.. '5'. 263 P'cH. C.. '53 Flu . N.. 305 F'uH'I'Ier. R.. '70 P'ogs'ed'. A.. 242 P'se'z. D.. 97. I47 Pocha'. 8.. '5'. 258 Poe. R.. '69 Pogue. J.. 84 Pogue. 0., '5' Poh'o, G.. '79 Poiro'. J.. 52 Po'nrny. R.. '7' Poland. D.. 69 PD'Iurc'. A., '85 Pollard. J.. '78 ?ol'inger. K.. '87 ?oure. R.. '37 Pope. L.. '74 Popken. P.. '55 Popplewe . L. '44 Por'eous. AH '55 Par'sr. D.. '74 Pos'ler. J.. '67 P0 . F.. 52 Pof'sr. G., '72 PuHs. H.. I30 Foi's. J.. '69. 25:5, 265. 305 Pounds'one. J.. '55 Foyer. R.. '78. 2555 Fraser. J.. '75 Pra'her. 5.. '08 Prushuw. R.. '55 Pra'f. M.. '57 PraH. R.. '79 Fresnelf. J.. 98. 229 Pres'nn. D.. '68 Pres'on. J.. H? Pece. N.. '44 Price. R.. '67 Pr'lc'mH. J.. '78 Friggs. R.. 52 PufFenburger. E.. 35. '72. 228. 243 Puf'is. C.. '52 Purcell. J.. '23. '58 Purdy. J.. '70 Purdy. J. W.. 35. '70 Pus'mr, R.. 52 Pu'mon. H.. 69 Pu'num. T.. 28. 39. 79. 85. '26. '70. 2'3. 2'9. 236 Py. R.. H? 'P Qua'ey. J.. 85. 298 Qual'ey. J.. 69 Quinn. M.. 93 Quigley. R.. 233 Quinn. C.. '55 Quinn. 2.. '56 Quinn. M.. '45 Quinn. W.. 52 Rac'l'F'e. C.. '63 Radar. W.. lb? Rad'ke. L.. 69. '2'. '35 Rahn. E.. 6'. b9. '2', '34. 222 Rain. R.. '32. 283. 297 Rake'. R.. 69. '2'. I34 Rahal. R.. 228 Rol'is. G.. '0'! Ramsey. P.. '04 Ramundo. F.. l35 Ronda . W.. '63 Rani. W.. 3'. 85. '23. '57. 227 Rape, P.. I67 Rapp. L.. 75. '49. 23' Rush. R.. 233 Ru'aiczok. J.. '79 Ra'c'ht'. C... 52 Ra'c'if', M.. '45 Run. L.. 75. I22. 23' Run. R.. 40. 85. I26. '29. '30. '32. '74. 2'3. 243 Rauber, K.. '56 Ruuh, M.. 23. 49. 52. l'9. I25. '44. 264 Rank. 5.. H13 Rausey. M.. 227 Rawns'ey. M.. 309. 3'0 Roymer. J.. 9'8 Raymond. E.. 69, 277 Read. D.. '63 Reurdon. R.. 55. '69 Reeve . P.. '85 Rebeci. 6.. '87 Record. K.. 35 RedRe'd. J.. '74 Redmond. J.. 52. '36 Reece. R.. 27. I28. '32. '57 Reed. J.. IISB Reed. M.. '49 Read. M.. 35 Reekers. D.. '70 Rees. P.. '86 Regan. M.. 85. '57 Rehmer'. R.. 39 Re'. M.. '5' Reichle. A.. Q. '44. 220 Reich's. H.. '79 Page 333 . m ---v-.--ma- .mI Reimann. A.. I68 Reinurh. 5.. I72 Reinhard. L.. l52. 220. 263 Reinhard. R.. I65 Rainier. E. I87 Reis. AH 69 Reisenield. 5.. I75 Reisiger. H.. 58 Reisner. J.. I5I Reifenuur. M... 35. 156. 250 Rempe. R.. 69. 222 Renn. N.. 75. I22. 249 Rennord. J.. In Renner. R.. 256 Renner. W.. 294 Renh. C.. I53 ReHer, 5.. 5'0 Reuihe. R.. 59 Reynolds. B.. 225. 250 Reynolds. D.. l23. I63. 242 Rhein. C.. 304 Rheinbold. D.. I44 Rheins. N.. IOB Rhodes. N.. I49. 256 Rice. D.. I53 Rich. R.. I65 Richard. 3.. IM- Richards. D.. U9. l86 Richardson. G., 52. 93, II9. I56. ?IB. 244 Richerf. 5.. I45. 256 Richmon. A.. 85 Richi. A.. 69 RicMer. J.. H's Risking. J.. 150 Riddle. D.. 155 Riehl. 6.. '64 Rielly. T.. II2 Rigmer. N.. 39. 220 Riley. C.. ITG Rinehuri. D.. 180 Rineharf. W.. l63 Riner. R.. IN Rines. R.. I66 Ringwald. M.. 89 Rinsiy. 0.. 85 Rinsky. 6.. I15 Riordan. M.. IOI Risner. 6.. B5 Rissover. H.. II2 RHchey. W.. 168 Rivlzin. C.. 255 Rina. F.. ITI Raine, 1.. 53. H9. 266. 2H Roberts. P.. H33. 24? RobeHs. T.. HZ Roberhon. R.. I04 RobeHson. W.. 85. I30. 223 Robinson. M.. I04 Robinson. R.. I74, 294 Roclensfein. R.. ID4 Roderer. J.. I44 Redger. D.. I75 Rodrigues. 5.. 59 Roedl'ger. R.. 174 RoaH. L.. 69. I35 Roesf. C.. 22. 250 Raeiiger. R.. In Roever. H.. II2 Rogars. I69 Rogers. R.. 53. I29. HIE Rogers. R.. I47 Rolof. 5.. 85 Roland. E.. 69. I79 Rohrer. J.. IOI Roll. W.. ll2 Rolfhoff. P.. I73 Roman, J.. I70. 233 Ronsheim. M.. I24. 252 Rose. D.. I67 Rose. 5.. IN Roseberry. R.. I66 Rosenbusch. 0.. 53 Rosensfein. 3.. I87 Rosensweig. R.. l73. 270 Ross, 3.. 53 Rossi. 6.. I32. I68. 27? Ra+hchild. E.. US Roihchild. L.l 59 Ro+henberg. J.. M? Ru+hermaL H.. II? Roudebush. M.. 93. ISI Rausey. M.. 85. I46 Roush. A.. 256 Roush. J.. I45 Rewlunds. R.. I65. 224 Royal. V.. '16 Rubel. I... I73 Rubensfein. E.. 220. 252 Ruch. D.. 302 Ruck. J.. IT6. 248. 300 Rude. D.. I66 Rudelph. E.. MB. 224 Ruehlman. J.. tbb. 222 Rullmun. D.. 250, 303 Runck. E.. 70. '2' Rupert R.. I63 Rush. R.. l55 Raise . H.. 59. 232 RusseH. M.. I43 Ruih. W.. l04 RUH'Ier, J.. l73 Rqutuy. L.. I74 Ryan. E.. I87 Ryan. J.. I87 Ryan. J.. 10. I64 Ryan. L.. I45. 220 Ryan. 9.. I45 Ryan. R.. ll3 Rydin. D.. 59. I53 5 Sabermn. H.. I56 Sobo. J.. $33. I37 Scnqran. M.. 59. I45. 227, 256 Sagel. J.. I45 Saidleman. M.. I73 Soile. 0.. 223. 225 SaIyErs. T.. 242 Solimon. A.. 35. P47 Sample. 3.. 35 Sample. 3.. I45 Sample. 6.. I30. I32. 27?. 1?7 SampFe. W.. I7? Sampson. W.. 169 Sand. R.. I68 Sunder. 5.. 4D. 93. I25. I42. ISD. 244. 309. 3H1 Sanford. N.. 89. 90 Sansalone. J.. I87 Saribulns, 6.. 93 Savery. J.. I43. I56. 230 Seville. l.. 90 Soybrefh. E.. 258 Schaefer. R.. I33. IBB Schaefer. W.. I70 Schoeper. L.. I52 Schdeman. E.. 85 Schnnlle. R.. I70 Schauder. C.. I36 Schuuer. R.. 177 Scherer. W.. l04 Scherz. H.. I46 Scheu. R.. I36 Scheuermann. N.. I56 Scheve. M.. I46 Schierlaih. R.. 98 Schildmeyer. J.. 30. T3. T6. I52. 23I Schiliar. L. 40. 35. '25. 249 Schindler. A... 252 Schleicher. N.. I57 Schlasselman. N.. I46 Schmid. M.. I52 Schmid. R.. 73, Tb. I25. l52 Schmidlin. W.. I04 Schmidf. J.. 98. I57. 30?. 3ID Schmidt. 1.. I69 Schmidt. J.. 27? Schmidt. R.. Il9. I57I Schmidt W.. I62. ITT Schmiedel. D.. 223 SchmiH. H.. 90 SchmiH. D.. I55 Schme. L. I55 SchmHi'. R.. 70. 225 Schnake. M.. l58. 25l Scheider. C.. 25H Schneider. E.. I72 Schneider. J.. ?B Schneider. L.. 251 Schneider. R.. 70. 223. 225 Schneider. W.. I23. I53 Schneiderman. A.. 98 Schnier. L.. I23. 232 Schnider. J.. '29? Schodermeier. J.. 35. I72 Schnefwer. J.. I65 Schoeiwer. W.. 70 Schoelwer. M.. l55. 220. 233. 249. 265. 263 Schoene. 0.. IE? Schoenfeld. E.. 35, I50 Schoehmer. D.. 15?. 27? Schomoker, D.. I78 Schocmeld. 6.. I73 Schorr. W.. 59 Schracier. J.. I63 Schraer. l... 222 Schruge. D.. I7l Schrlebmun. D.. I73 Schroeder. E.. 98 Schraar. J.. 70 Schrofh. J.. I63 Schubert J.. I75. 232 Schubert J.. '53. 207 Schubert R.. IN: Schubert W.. H3 Schucarf. D.. l54. 252 Schneler. J.. '88 Schulie. J.. I52. 23l SchuHe. M.. 53. I52 Schuli'ze. C.. 85 Schulfz. E.. I65 SCHUEH. M.. I36 Schulze. A.. l5? Schulze, V.. 220. 230 Schulzhger. J.. I54. 252 Schumon. D.. IN Schusfer. J.. 238 Schuue. C.. no Schufz. C.. I77 Schwoll. 5.. 73. I51. 213. 220. 244 Schwarh. 5.. 256 Schwarz. J.. I46 Schwendeman. J.. I7? Schwenher. C.. I70 Schwid. M.. 76 Schwinn . D.. 59 ScuH. C.. 59 SCOH. R.. I73 Scully. 5.. 7b, 23I Sears. D.. 304 Sears. N.. 55 Sebasiian. N.. 85 Sagul. 5.. 2H Seiberf. R.. 305 Seidler. J.. 256 Seifarf. J.. 35. I48 Seim. J.. I70 Selby. C.. '87 Salden. R.. I70 Sellers. J.. 86 Selmanfs. J.. l74 Serbin. R.. US Sela. C.. 86 Seuberf. R.. I46 Sewell. C.. I43 Sewell. D.. 220. 230. 2'4. 249. 268. 270 Saybnlf. 6.. I49. 256 Seyfried. C.. 8b. 294 Shafer. W.. II3 Shalosky. W.. '32. 277. 300 Shani. 5.. IE5 Shannon. E.. '55 Shaper. A.. I54 Share. F.. I25. 265. 266 Sharlach. R.. I73 Sharp. K.. lb5 Shurpnacll, J.. I55 Shurrock. R.. I70 ShaHuck. E.. 36. ISI Shaul. J.. l7l Shaw. H.. m Shaw. R.. 224 Shelia . R.. 256 Shepherd. R.. 70 Shibinsky. N.. 277 Shiels. N.. I35 ShillTng. C.. 53 Shimer. T.. 53. P35 Shine. E.. Ill Shipley. G.. 288 Shisler. H.I I63 Shives. J.. lb? Shneider. E.. I13 Shoemaker, 8.. I67 Shorfen. 3.. I53 Schumafe. 0.. 36. MS Shundich. N.. 4f. 86. I30. I32. I68. 217 Shurfe. R.. I74 Sieber. 0.. I70. 225. 256 257 STeFerf. C.. II3 Sie'Fel. P.. 70. I77 Siegel. P.. 3'0. I7? Siervafd. W.. l7? Sievers. 3.. I48. 23L 256. 272 SHers. J.. ITO SiHerlen. T.. I34. l72. 222. 223 Sigler. P., 156 Simes. T.. IT? Simmermcn. R.. 93. 98 Simmnns. F.. ITI Simmons. M.. 50. 256 Simmons. N.. 27. 30. I24. 249 Simmons. T.. 277 Simon. M.. W? Simons. C.. I53 Simpson. 5.. H4 Sine. C.. 155 Single. E.. 277 S;PES, C.. I72 Sisson. J.. 53. ll? Siwuta. T.. 86 Slaugh'fer, R.. I04 Slaughier. W.. 86 Sloniller. H.. 86 Smurf. W.. 243. I76. I32. I30. I29. 40. 53. 49 SmiHn. C.. l53 Srth. D.. II3 Simfl'l. D.. I73 Smifh. D.. 90 Page 334 Smifh, L.. I08 Smith. E.. I34. 222 Smith. G.. 70. I26. 22b. I12 SmHh. 6.. 123 smi+h. .I.. 173, 256 Smiih. K.. 53. 136 smnh. L.. 59, I57 SmHh. M.. 25I smi+h. N.. 70. 226 smuh. W.. 233 Smifh. R.. In. 246. 297 Smi+h. IL. 297 smith. R.. I04. I62. I64 SmHh. R.. as smuh. R.. 70. m, 226. 249 Smifh. R.. Iao Smiih. 5.. I45. 256 Smith. T.. I83. 277 Smifh. T.I I65 Smysor. 3.. I35 Snider. J.. 86 Snyder. A.. 30. 89 Snyc'er. J.. IDI Snyder. J.. 277 Snyder. J.. 5'3. 97. I37 Snyder. J.. 86. IS?! Snyder. 1.. I52 Snyder. R.. TO Socal. J.. l70 Socruhes. J.. I76 Soldano. A.. 70 Soloff. 3.. 288 Sondermnn. D.. I2I Sewers. C.. Il3 Spaifh. M.. l58. 256 Spalo. R.. ITI Spears. D.. 9'0 Spears. K.. l63 Spears. R.. II3 Specimen. J.. l53 Speukman. N.. I04 Spence. Ru I59 Spencer. E.. TUB Speyef. D.. I76 Spider. 3.. I74 Spindler. N.. I56 Spifz. H.. 86 Sprague. J.. 250 Springman. M.. I44. 23l Springmeier. C.. IN Sproull. H.. 76. ISI SquilanH. R.. I63 St. Clair, M.. I55. 220 5+. Cyr. J.. 7b. I44. 23! 51'. John. 5.. 20 5+. John. J.. l7? Sfuley. 5.. I53 Sianbaugh. K.. l04 Sfanescki. W.. ISO Sfanfurih. M.. I24, I44 Stanley. J.. Eb. I42. I53 Slanley. C.. 36. 4I. '25. I53. 238 Sfapf. A.. 70 Sfarch. 5.. IBT. 225 Siarmann. C.. I70 Sfurnbuch. M... I54. 252 Siafrnan. N.. I73 Sfaub. R... 98. 277 SfdvroH. M.. 76. 22?. BI Sfeed. 2.. 53. I35 Sfeele. C.. 70 Sfeela. 1.. I53 Sfeele. F.. 53. 256. 25? Sfeele. W.. 59. 227. 256 Slegemiller. K.. 70. I24, 226 Sfegman. C.. 70. I65 Sfegmon. T.. 86. I65 Sfegner. W.. 86 S+eimer. W.. 300 Shin, J.. I73 SIsinherg. H.. ITS Steiner. D.. 36 Steiner. K.. ITS Sfainhurd. 3.. I04 Shainhlrnp. A.. I46 Sieinkamp. R.. 53 Shinle. F.. I45 Shinwurf. H.. I76 Shall. 0.. 36 Sfene. M.. I4b Shaphans. F.. 53 Siephens. R.. I56 Siephenson. J.. 288 Sfern. H.. 70 SlerreH. F.. 59 SferreH. R.. 70. 223. 225 Sfeiinius. N.. 76. I32. I84 Steube. N.. ITB Sfevens. D.. II3 Stevens, F.. 36 Slevenson. K.. 28. I26. I79. 264 Sfevie. R.. IO4 SOewarf. D.. 53 Stewart G., H'b. 256 stwarl'. 1.. I49. IH2. I34 Sfewurf. R.. l53. 253 Sficlzler. V., I34 Sticlsel. F.. 36. 25'? Siiegler. J.. 49. HQ SHem. W.. 59. I87 Sfiles. M., 156 Sfiilpass. B.. l54. 23l. 263 Si'lmpson. R.. I74 Shacks. L., 170 SiocHon. E.. 36. I69 5+0 . L.. 70 Sfoll. F.. I53 Sfoller. H.. l75 Sfolz. J.. I69 Shane. 6.. I66 sfoner. T.. I83, I38 Shut W.. I22 Sfovoll. 1.. I24. I44 Sfrassle. C.. 98 Sircfhmun, C..15b 5+roffon. R.. 277 Shauss. M.. 35 Sirauss. R.. 86. 227. 252 Sireibig, 6.. ITO Shieldand. 5.. H'b SfriHler. F.. ISO Sfrohbach, J.. I72 Sfrol'lel'm. M.. 53. II9 Sirohmanger. G.. I53 Sfromberg. C.. I70. 258. TH Skunk. P.. I55 Sfrunk. F.. I2I Sfrybel. C.. l55 S+uebbe. W.. 70 Sfufzmarl. 5.. I47 Suciaiio. C.. I69 Sudbrack. C.. IT4 Suddendorf. R.. 93. 253 Sundquisf. F.. I67 Sundermann. J.. I70 Surface. H.. 285 Sufer. T.. I70 SUOPhin. N.. I38 Svedu. 6.. 277 Swain. D.. ISE. 242 Swedes. D.. 232 Swiezuk. A.. I84. 25L 265 T TaaFe. J.. Il9. I44. 220 Tainf. J.. VB. 3'0 Toiaesu. Y.. I23 Tallarico. L., I87. 224 Tunenbaum. W.. II3 Tang. H.. I97 Tansay. M.. I47 Tapharn. N.. 155. 253 Torcha, F.. 70, 223. 225 Tashil'utl. M.. 250 TashE'Ian. R.. 86. 246. 250 Taylor. 3.. lb? Taylor. C.. 30. I55. 2lB. 220. 230. 238. 244. 246. 249. 265. 258 Taylor. D.. I'M Taylor. D.. I'M Taylor. D.. lb2. I73 Taylor. L.. I5I Taylor. J.. lab Taylor. N.. 53. ISI Tecca. R.. I7I Tedford. J.. I45. 23I TeHi. H.. I62 Tegel. 3.. '5'. 263 Tekarnp. 5.. 5? Teller. J.. I74 Templar. J.. I56. 220. 230 Tenenholh. I.. 76 Tennsni'mlhl. R.. 70. l2l. I34. I75 Tennenbaum. J.. I23. l75 Tepe. L.. I73 Terwillegar. A.. 256 Terwinegar. F... 86. 24B Tesf. N.. 242 Tewort. J.. 87 Thull. E.. I44 Thuubald. M.. IO4 Theile. R.. 223 Theisen. F.. 2?? Theler. C.. I48 Theler. J.. 93. 97. 3I0 Theile. R.. 59 ThTele. R.. ?D. 223 Thielen. 0.. I04 Thomas. 0.. 70 Thcmas. J.. I50 Thomas. 5.. 76. I32. l35 Thompson, C., l8?r Thompson. C.. lb3. ISO Thompson, E.. l53 Thompson. 6.. I37. 227. 277 Thompson. K.. 87. 264. NI Thompson, M... 228 Thompson, 5.. 59. I37. I45 Thornbury. M.. 155 Thornfon, A.. 98 ThnrMon. J.. l5?I Thorpe. J.. 6I. 70. l2l. I35. 226 Thrailitill. J.. 225. 250 Thul, A.. ITI Thurner, W.. I76 Tidd. C.. ?l. 223. 225 Tiemeyer. A.. '74 Tiemeyer. C.. 87. I49 Tiemeyer, R.. I74 Tierney, 13.. I70 TiernEy. F.. 53. I45 Tierney. R.. 4I. 37. I26. ITO. 255 Tiersch. H.. I50 Tiffany. C.. I53 Tillur. R.. I45 Tillmson. F.. ISO TIlmoni. D.. I88 Tilsley. T.. I36 Tl'lfon. A.. I78 THHe. W.. 7! Tioflaf. 6.. 30? Toby. J.. 252 Toepferi, M.. l24. I55 Tolpeh. H.. 242 Tolpan. H.. 93. 229 Touley. H.. I52. I63 Topmoeller. 5.. 98. I55 Traberf. J.. I03 Tracy. J.. F30. I12. I63. 2?? Travis. A.. ITS Trablicoci. T.. '79 Trehger. J.. I32. 294. 297 Treyens. P.. I45 Trice. L.. 7!. I2I Trice. F.. l55 Trimmer. C.. IR? Tryman. J.. 242 Trynz. A.. I75 Tschan. E., l76. 232 Tucker. M.. 220. 249. 266 Tucker. R.. In. l88 Tudor. R.. I38 Tupmon. J.. U'Z Turner. R.. 233. 243 Turner. R.. I79 Turner. R.. 53. I69 Tuidale. A 87. l5?r Tyndall. 5.. I43 U Udalrnun. H.. I23 Udry. W.. ITI. 300 UJImun. L.. 242 Ulmer. H.. 87. lb2. ITT. 223 Ulmer. N.. I24. I46 Ulmer. N.. 242 Ungor. L.. l54. 252. 256 Unger. C.. 59 Upp. D.. 303 Upson. L.. I'lb Uhechf. M.. l56. 220. 244. 263 V Van Dyke. R.. IBT Van Houfon. J.. In Von Leunen. T.. ITI Van Voorhis. N.. bl Van Wugener. M.. I49, 285 Van Zoeren. J.. 58. I72 Vanderheid. 3.. ll9. l53. 220 Vans. 0.. I49 VunnDHu. T.. TI Varnau. H.. ?B Vaughan. D.. II Vaughan, W.. H Vehr. C... I45. 3l0 Verkamp. R.. 37 Verran. A.. 73. I50. 23l Vesper. 6.. 25! Via. Ru I74 Vincent 0.. 223 Visher. G 37. 2b2 Voelker. J.. HQ. 243 Vogel, M... l5l Vogele. R.. 285 Voighf. J.. ?6. I49 Voli. M... I45 ankdadf, 5.. 124. 23L 249. 266 Vollmon. J.. B? Van Birgelen. R.. I76 Von Lunhrie. R.. 59. 227, 232 Vonderwische. P... Tl. ITI Varhis. R., I04 Vnrnberger. 6.. 71 Vosmer. 5.. 99. I5I Vo+aw, V.. 76, In. I42 Vreeland. K 7! W Wachs. J.. I67 Wachs. W.. l34. 222 Wuddell. C.. 7l. lb3 Page 335 Wuggener. 5., I64 Wagner, 6., 9'? Wagner. H.. 7I. 226 Wagner. H.. ITO Wagner. N.. l24 Wohl. 3.. 228 Wahle, D.. 300. 302 Walker. L. I49 Walker. M.. I85. 256 Walker. 5.. 266 Wuiluce. P.. 37. I42. 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