University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1954
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CONTENTS Colleges and Adminis- tration . . . p .puge 20 Highlights ...... page 128 Acfiviiies . . . . , page 162 Living Group: . p page 230 Sporfs ......... page 276 Index ......... page 3 I 4 Page I I954 CINCINNATIAN Virginia Boneau. Edifor Barry Cars. Business Mgr. PUELISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI CINCINNATI. OHM? 'I'HE I954 CINCINNATIAN I Page 2 HILLS AND CLIFTON I-III.I. Page 5 Sinrv 3nrinnaIii a rH ludlt':n $vvvn hiHs.iti; IHHI'P llum litlillg lhgll iL- llmvr nl' lr'ilrllillg 4huujd hv huih HIHHItHH'iafIhVFP hiHs.: s vxery l IsludPnl Ln:n r lhelnxuluju . uahlv rntn ln'hlg a gtwauljlyf SHIEIIIIHIS r-mers the IIIJHL uir Liillnn Hill. This Iii: nf gwngraplu Explains xhytwLw3 uppruarh huthetxnnpusis:nndv by ua5 ufae vra hm: Night,- nf qr'llm Thllh III gain knuwll'tlge at 1C .wer hnknlnuhllnanh-Hnwunm.und u1n .paH1uthL 1:. .3! . L , I n-- H a r, ; 1 IF ', '5 , W' 4: i '31' I m 8: a ; . D I w A??K- r3; ' iii : i N' , .h L K , . a... - , .- 1 . . w IQ 7 eh- h- . IE. ' WWazmrau M ' n'v-uflnik a r... -- ' ' ' ,D ' .A' .. r. .. -. 4,'.;t:k ;,. -a. :: 2.9.51. 9w. ?'J 1 'l - CLIFTON AVENUE Um- might spmul his ullulu- Iil'u nu lilii'lun shvllur: lIII' Inur-l impurialll twr'nln of his lifv luiglll hillJllPll hlIlllt'WhPIT' i'lltrlly, lllill Hll'vt-t. Um- might In: lmrn ill Ul'all'nllt'xr- ur ul Umnl Sullmrildn HUS- luilall: hr might Jim: in UIIU uf llu- Imusm ulung lhal ler-vl. thulls IIP maultl ln'giu hh HhH-atinn all Hiflun Awnuv gradv H-hrml. 11an HH'n alll'ml IlllgiIt-s ,Ilulinr um! Hl'llilu' High Hrlmul: 11ml. ull r-nllr'w. lw uuuirl mum: ln LC fur his culivge udnr'atinn. Ht- migllt vlnmsr a: IJrIththinIl-- mrtiil'illv. lmsilwss. lc-arhing 41ml unulLI vmtlull- him In u'nrk mmwuln-rv along Clifton Awnue. Ilv might Innrn anrl dPr'illP In line cm Clilllull Imilr his Inlrrnln. Anrl uhm hr shuuill rlir. Iu-rhzllm hr- wnuH lie lmriml in lin- gruwwnl m lhl: u-r-x vml of III? :lrm-l llmt had lwnn lln- scent: nf llu- must imlmrmm mr-nls of his liiv: Clil'lon Awuuv. WHERE LIFE BEGINS AND ENDS. IH- I'ni JUIUUI. .. . , ! ' SCHOOL DAYS. SCHOOL DAZE. TRODDING THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW. IT HAPPENS TO THE BEST OF US. THE END OF THE ROAD. Page 7 'I'HE CAMPUS as viewed from Hughes Tower ENROUTE TO THE LIBRARY. DOWN YOU GO . APPROACHIHG THE CAMPUS The caunplb pitture is 035in Ilunlinutvtl iay Mul'lit'kun tower. quh'h lthLs :haull JHJl ulHy' Ull Hlv StHWery alul fralcruily IMIUth lJiJl ou'r llll' l llht'I'Fiu-H mm and HM Inuiltlings. ll IIH'rIIIuks llle Mills Iluilding aml fares llu' L-llillll lnwt-t' Jumuckmk;nMeJdmwsam wdlkHHWHIQ'MIsuMeMH lwc'uusc they are tht- lanthnarkr: firs! 51111 as- llwy HPEIF rumpus. ' Page ID CHRISTMAS VACATION JUST AROUND THE CORNER. THE LONG TREK TO THE STUDENT PARKING LOT. Page I I ON CAMPUS BACK TO THE OLD GRIND X'LL STUDY AFTER THIS HAND HOW MUCH DID YOU SAY? CELEBRATJNG AFTER EXAMS 0 FEELS GOOD TO RELAX AFTER RUSHING AROUND $ Page l2 MICK AND MACK 0 GETTING WRITERS CRAMPS. Page I3 . 1! L-' 1.4 Guarding lhv Vllll'anw tn Ml-Hir'ken Halli. Mirk and Mark ham; lw- rnmv a lrmlilinn all LT: This war lIu-f. t-rlehl'alell their ljlrlilllll yl'zlr UH lht' PilllllJll-'. Tlh'ir hislnu must IIC' a grout unl' although thvir true agv is nut men. Euughl in Italy in lln- IIlilI Ifltlil's lllf' llli-U'IIIIJ Iillllri grarml HIP l'SliilP llf JHFIIII IIuHm-l unlil I'HJI. uimn lht-y u-t're given 10 LU. Ill lheir tu'u untl mm half I'lt'l'ilflPh nl 1hr Irnix'Prrail-x. Mirk and Mark haw glw'h'tl I'H'THHII' ulm has I'Iimlmrl Ilw mam sivilr up to lhv IIPE'PZEnkn llt'lH'CPn Hannah nml Cunningham Halls. PEOPLE , :4 J r7. 3 1k 5 . . 155k THE NEAT PEOPLE ENGINEERS SHOOTING AN ANGLE. THE FACULTY DINING ROOM. NOTHiNG LIKE THE GRILL. Usually when our thinks illmllt tile lwuple hl'lit'l'l a llnivffrsih campus Pnrumpasscs. lhe l5pit'aliy peppy Hmd and the IIeer-chugging frellvmiu man are imnm'lialt-lix brought to mind. However. the men and women 0:1 the UC rampus arP penple with diverse lucliefs. illlE'TPFli-i. and pur- poses. Some of the roads arv seriuus tanner u'mm-n. busy housewives. and dr'wwtcd mothers. There are even a few knowledge-lhirsting gramlnmlhers. Likenist'. thvrc are men who haw- nmrr svt font inside. a fratt-rnily house: 501m.- exlreme Bohemian ilulixidualisls. Ulhers just individuals. Suave business men are jntmgperscd among the lmi polloi, as well as the fPllUWF who are working lheir way through college. STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS SHARE ONE DREAMA Page Is MORE ON THE SOCIAL SIDE GRILL TIME 1 Wreck rnuls were not 1118 only limv the CC students could End lime to party. Although Salurrlqs and Sundays were popular days fur social life. urr-k thus provided just as much play time. HImh was replaced by that u'undPl'ful instillllilul the Social Rifle. COOLING OFF AT THE BEE COOLING OFF IN BURNET WOODS N LN .. Ir SEER PARTY. HAWAIIAN STYLE. THE ANTS CAN HAVE THE REST. BUNNY HOPPING. Hunlt'l W'tamis It'lnlm-NI lln- 51ml ullt'rl lhl- ul'zllhur Huh f?lir. Fur llmw ulIII. ll'mlmrurih. Im-Irr-rrn-d nailurr lu Imrrf hulking MM IJit-uir-king in lln- unmln MPI'I'5IJ1lIIl1IOJ'. nhih' lurillgvslill rt-iiulwrl m lhl' runw- itc iminnr Fput't. Hf I'IIthI'. m-I-k Hulls wnrr: FFFFH'HI fur lfniull Ilmlr'vs l'I'atn'rnih ful'lllzllrt. Haul UH: mmiI-H'. III III-tut'ml dilllNN lhr-J'v tuna elhx'u-Vs Sunk? small lunrly ur slug. alul Hi -tuulvnls alums l'numl lime: lu play. t-n-n if sr'llnul unn'L ilill interfere. mum; LOT bLUTQM 7 'I INDUSTRY AND THE CO-OP SYSTEM The Ltnimrsity nfCinI-immli. 1l1l'3-il'hm;l uhit-ll 1l1rm- dN'HdPS zlgn pinnmlrml lht' Ill'th'lll Inrm of Ilw I'n-npf'ralive sulrln. lmla; ram Iu'mv. uilh Helmplcs lulu numvrnu: ln c-nunt. 1hr mlur ul 3 prugrmn rnmlnining.r I-Inss Mark Hill: pmc'liml Hultl ehpt'riom't'. With the l-ullrgr-$ uf Huninvss Miministrati:In. Alulliiml Mb. 211ch Iinginm-riug np- uraling unulvr the system. ITI hLllllllif'F- sludvms in slums. uHirt's. :uul c'unslrm'liun in llw Cinrin- nali arFa aml mam nlhlrr parls Inf llu' I-nmlll'lx. Tht- program's surrvss HITS in tln- gl'nu'ill uI' lhl- mllllull Lnlm' lmlwm'll u stllc'hlnl HHII lIi- cu-op company :15 110 admmtcs in rullrgu A .1 A WATCHING ?HE SHOW OF TODAY AND , . DESIGNING THE CAR OF TOMORROW I . . . SUPERVISING WHAT'S MY LINE COLLEGES AND ADMINISTRATION APPLIED ARTS MEDICINE ARTS AND SCIENCES NURSING AND HEALTH BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS COLLEGE ENGINEERING GRADUATE SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS EVENING COLLEGE LAW ADMINISTRATION APPLIED ARTS The newest. and many would say. the most beautiful building nu mmpus is lhe renter at the College of Applied Arts. the Alms Imihling. Hrurrting zlruuml m'ur th enlirr- rumpus. can he found Some of tumurmu's artists and architects. easily identified by all the supplips thy t-urn uilh them. TuvkeLl UlltlL'I' one arm is thy familiar tackle box that svoms to he as much a purl ui lhvm as the huge drawing huartL gr apatl with the nth hand. And 01' t-uurse. held lg a spare finger here and tht-rc am: a tow hunks. Cunw spring. and despite their burdens. 1hr; arr th- umy of thc rest of the rumpus with their util-uf-Ihnu's, hkt'llfllillg t'lalsses. Any Appliwl Arts stmh-nt will hasten 11.1 add lhat pleasant as life may seem in this. college. hcrt' tun EIIE imulwd 11mm huurs uf haul uurk. hut for those inten-Hml. the rewards lu L'unle arc uumpensutiun enough. DEAN ERNEST PICKERING PLEASING POTENTIAL PU RCHASERS O LALLYI RICHARD CHARLES E SI Hmw-JIII Ohio DgIIr; PIII DFIIO LEARYW GWYNNE7 EI HI IA ImaIII OI-u 7TIIch PII- Alpha IV. Pres II CAI NI: wIan CI III Raj Cross SIJIIIrIg CIIIb I'Soc. CIInmI MI.'Ir Com NIII'IIII. RIILc-r-III MALES, DAVID L73 S.I CIncInnaiII Ohio MARCEL. EDWARD THOMA57E.S.I Pa ne;.III CI'I'O AIpzi'IIa Tu. FI'nechI Scarab. MARTINI ROBERT E.7BSI CInEII'InIJII OIIIO SIIIIrIIIb LPrE-iJ 0' : CIIIIIIrIrI-r ScrIIe Cu: cIDercIiIv-z Englnccr. MATTSONI WALFRED ANDREW E.SI CIF'II'IIII'IUIII OIIIO7SE-jrob MCCIARTT LARRY LEE7 8.5. ScuII'I ForI MIII-III'IL KrnIIIcI-V7MIImmmsI IIDSA SIIIne-m DIIIIcIn, Dr:- .Igncr: AII ArIprerIulIIIn Sooclv MERCKLEI ROSE ANN B.SI CinI.nnnII OhiD-K-Jppo DcIIu IIIiI,. -.-IrII-InI T'oq-III DrIIIm P'rIi DcIIrII ISM II Una OIIrJrrcr Scale IAI lIIe-Iar, Ed. I .A. Trb 'ICII 'ingI Jr Prnm Cam I- w er- nI TW.C.AI CI: En CI-.b. Dc: er'H ; AI! Apprcc :JIIIJn So: I IHInIorIunI. APPLIED ARTS MERIRITT HELEN JANET 85;. . BI-Im iItt'a'I OII57PcngIJn CILb Pro- .Cn F- II. V'JIIIEVDCIIII De I-erer: AII ApprecquIon Sommy . Afr-MI CInI-IrI-n DtiIn ISntIcII CIIrI- ISDCCIOI Evenls CIIrI-I II ,IIvIII MILLERI VIOLA JEAN B.SI Cmcmnth OhIh-BI-m-I UManM: A AEII'II'IjI'I-III .m 50- -9Iy ISDEI 'IIIII 39m Sigmn ESE'C.II Womc-II SI:n3I.:I W: III-Iin. III FIIIIII-Inlimn. PARRY. NANCY HUNTINGTON BAA, CIrI'. rIrIrIIII DIIIo -K':1I:IrIn Alpha TncI-I IRcLI SELII DCIID PIII DCIIu ICorr 5Cyl PATYERSONI HUGH R73 SII DIIHHIIIIIII LIII I17JIIJ'1r1 AIEI'I'I EFI-Iuh IC ICII'I-tv-I I.D.S.A.I 'I.C- I F. a PECSOK. JOHN 5.75.3 III I.I III of Am- Iv. v, P.II .I mamas. JEWELL cmingm, KcIIIIICIY, PEREZ-FERNANDO, REINALDO--B.S. HII'I IIq-II P.IIIIICI PIcc. PHILLIPS. EARL. JR.--B.S.I RodcrlicldI Wm vngmhma. IanInnIa-A A I.-'I-II.-mII An-.I-II SI.CIrIJh PI KUIZIIIrJ Alpha IF'I'.I I POTTS IJOHN HOLMES7 BUS CinciIInaIiI Ohio-Lqmbdn CIII AII'IIIQ ' PH n1 rIIII, CIIITI . ECLJI IF.C.I C-Ine CIIIII ITrgnm SniIII'Iq CI-I h II'Ir'N CW. PIIhIIcIIIr CthI :1 I . IAdx'crI'Is-nq Loyouf MngI FIoIilr CIIIIiIIIIrIIIarII In IIIthnI I Drlln Phi DPIInI Varmh; Com. MIImrrmr. MICIA, OUINNI CAROLE CATHERINE7 B A. PL. CiIIII ianIIIIi OiIio7Jr. Ariw'IerI .III. I Um I I'I r- In PIII Alr. I'Irj IPrI? Pindnc Clo Scholnrwip C. III, Rut. 5I:C. II Jr. Pan HI.I.II V. I. C D.' 'IIa Pn DcIIa ICON. $I.-'. I. Iw CI'IcIn. RAUIH. JACK KENNETH-B.S.I DCIIIIDnI KcnIIII1I3-7IIIIIIbIer Cni AIpIIuI .D.S.A. RAMUNDO, FRANK PAUL B 5-. :'n1II'In.IliIOIIin.I SII'JHIIIII CIIIIIII- Club O REICHLE ELIZABETH ANN7 3 SI CI'III InIIIIII OIIICI7A AI Tribunal . IEI'I LIIIr I AIpr CI'II UIIIr-rIII IV FIr- I DCIID PhI 0;;qu- . MOI IrIIIcr SEUIEI I v CIIFJInI CD E1. C. IIIb IF- IEIC. BrI II JvI Pum- IDII wmirm- C IN I. II AIIII-i TW CIAII Beau. Arr BglI Comm I'J' anrr' AH ArIrII-tcin'lon So-Vwely IPIIbIIc RFIDIIOn'. CIIIIIII RINEHART. DONALD LEE B.S.I DnvIonI Own A-I IcIol ITrrI'u', CIInp IrIInII RINEHARTI WILLIAM R- B.S.I CIncinnmi Ohm Acrcha Iv, Pm, R..I,II CIMIII II'I!UI II IIIIIII Snu'ab. RISSER, JAMES ALLEN- B.EII TI.II--III,I OIIIowYIMICIAI 5IIIIIIng Cl-IbI AIphIi 3IgIrn PIII. I. D. S. A. A One uf LC's utmost nrgzmizuliuns. the Industrial Hosign Studcnls ASSUL'l-Elljull. 'nas LJumlml in I'JSI by Applied Arts students. To promutc the prnfcssinnal aslm'ts uf sludmlt urli- vitiPF, and to enlarge lhc slutlenl industrial dusigm-rB undrr- slunding 0f the prvH-nt aml fulurc scope of his ptnllbgsiuu. the rlui: schedules several fmhl lrips 30 various intluslrivs us 1er1 ROW F-Kuehnm E, Jacobson, J.. Sun, H. ROW ?iMmo'L Ju Ruff, IL Walquist D.. Hockenbmry. J ROW 1 Kabbe, E., AHenden L, Teugue, W., McCorH, C as films on sulnjm-ts rwlztling in design. Thr- urgauizaliun rn- almlrrs slurlf-nls in mcvt Pstuhlisahml Invmlwrs ul' tlwir rhum'n prcafmzsion. and lo loam morn- alpout thl-ir fit-lxl frum llm let:- lllres given ill Um Illt'CliilgH. During 11514 year LILHA. joins nlher Applied Ark; urgnuiznlions fur Elwiill nnail's. and il awards a scholarship 1:: some: uarlhy industrial design student ill 1118 end LII the year. ONE QUARTER SCALE TS A CREATIVE MAGAZINE WRITTEN FOR AND BY THE APPLIED ARTS STUDENTS INCLUDING THE FAC U LTY. ROW i-Tsirnutum N.. Wenick, IL He'mhuld, W. Kw'rshah HH Nordvkt K RaHiff. M. OPINIONS AND WORK OF FAMOUS ARTISTS AND UNIVERSITY ROW I-Porry N Quinn, C., Heitkump. TH Merckle, R. Gem. 5. Emlentlne. J. ROW 2-Chuspl 3 MuyL-rsl C Christmun, J Nordvke. K., Copens, 3 Reichm A, Goodman, 1., Heth M, Molhnw, J ROW 3 Haye; E, C. Pollard, A ROW 4-Fronklin, 5 PoHs, J Tokugsu. 5 Brod. 5. Noifing R, Crumrina, P., Kennedy, R., Pursell. K Lcwna'eK E Van Enfom P Pfieslen J Miller J, Cohen, R Woise, 5. Wrwst 1.. Mmfin DELTA PHI DELTA IhMu Philkhuk lnheth nf HndnnaHt+mpmr.AHJHIZHa.hliw hw-IHh your rm ramlnm. ia c-nntinuulh rining in importance and prestige. Thv Alulnlit-rl Arts hunurnry: Iimitml 1n Ihisign 11an General Art major: who Inninluin :1 P: awrugv fur hm t-ulmwmiw .wars. usually meets lri-weekly to plan ils m'lidlivn. Inml 13fWhil'l'li'nflf'Pl'll llw wvll being of the Applied Arts tiuilrgv. Fur inslanrv. t-m'h war Ihr- gl'nup HINFHHHI'S a Christmas sale fea- lllr'illfJ. Irelinlinns. wrumiw. uml c'unlb lo rnisr sr'hularship funds. During the lnutihv umrsthdmxhhw nvn'uuurdmltn prk Arm Hudenm 353 fl'Hllll' uI lln- mII-s. Tiu- lm-al t-Implurr has 2.1-1 an example for lllt' national fl'nlvrnih uilll ils ur'liu- SI'llllliirHllill fullll raising campaign. MudIn-r fumli-m is llw uunuul Iiggrmg party held during lhe yule wuwn in tlu- Mum lllliltlillg. With the running of sprin . a cmnpetitirm uf unrk tlum- Ia; 1.wa nwmlu-rs was t-umlm-tml and awards given. Alsu Alpha 74-h: 5 ! a tin gulv lu Ihr- Delta Phi Hella naliunal I-nnvcnliun held in Des Uninos in Jum.-. llmmrun inilialvs uf 1033-51 were faculty members. Mr. I'lerr am! Mr. QIIn-Hv. uhu llmv slluun rPL'rlll Cuntributions Iu art. ?uga 2b SCARAB Huhulalhlic urlnit-wlm-nl in HIV Cullugus ul Aplnliml Arls null ArL'hilE-u- two is rmulrulu-d ID-Yi'll'lflitlll1HIIII.'!HIH'FSIliIIiII Ilw Imlimlnl hmmrury organ- imtiun. Hraruln. This grnup. fnumlml in I'NJ'L st-I'l-Ls lu rnruurugs and help UH: al'l'hill-rtllrul HIUthrlIH :lml In pl'umnlr lalrlling,r frivntlsllips umung the: Iuiure: mvmlat'rs ul' lht- zln-hitH-turr lJrIIfl'HHiIIJI. Mr-vlingsA lecl lhrw lilllt'ti em-h Ff'rliull. giu- lhr- mrmlwrs an nmmrlunily In lliH'USS lu'nIJIr-ms and l rle itIe-as. I'luvully nwmln'rs uml Cillrinlmti am'hilorlh un' im'ilwi 10 hr F gllrsl spr-akvrs. Thr- annual r-Iu-lvh t'umln-liliun is u-unsidt-rwi 11w fauarile Hf the several r-unlvsls held t'ill'h y-aur In lhis group. Htutlrnls wllu haw ' arhivvml :1 IV mt-rugr ur lu-m-r arr c-Jt-rlml lu Hc-aral: unul llt'tfnlllt' nwm- I hers al lhu annual Iniliuliun iumlm-t. Tllii kur. llw hunquudl vt-lt-Irratml Hie lu'r-nlyfirlll anniu'rsiu'y of tho Usiris Trmlnlv Challlvr fuldel 31 1'19 University of Cint-innuli in I'J2'J. HiIIr-t- Hc-zlrzlln hats among its purpuat-s the prunlutiun of ivllrmsllip uml lht- bringing lugrlIu-r of men of uungvnial in- g lermts. il sponsors a round of SIII'iilJ ellTuirs such y-ur. Inr-luclt-Ll an- rlam-rs and in llw wring an alumni pirniu whir-h honors arrhileds who were f: Inner HL-araln member's. 1'0? ROW l Murmy. CM Cohen. J.' Stewart. H, Ioum E.I BiHL H.. Garfrlen L I LOWER ROW l RineharL W.. Maffson. W,I Marlln, IL Cox, H,. Relrnul'lda F. ROW 2-Clipson. A Crisciona Em Almome P.. Gedickiun, D D'Oliveira. A., Thoben. H ROW 3-Bredem97n R., Friedman, 5. Belinkm C.. Powers. F.. Germ 6 Strx'cklund D Ogle, R ROW 4 Blumbers, H.. Fan'anese, Aw Vick K., Thuh A . Jackson, W.. Hill, R. Beard, 3 FUTURE BUiLDERS! I AARONSON, NELSON CARLiESn Cincinnati. Ohioifzcorob, ALFORD. ANGUS NOILEY-B,S,, Cincinnuli. OhI'U Phi Della Theft:- tnhorrmlolc. Arnold Air Society Scarab. BALLENTJNE, JAMES MARTIN B.S Churlesfon. Wesf Wrginhi Lambda Chi Afphu, I.D.S.A . Dem: Phi Delta. UC. SGMIng Club. BARBER. RICHARD JAMESuBfL, Rochesler, New YorkiAqucml iPreLj. U.M A C. N. Fremj, Orienlu'ian Bd. N:PImJ. Y.M.C.A. UCCIbinenU Melro, Men's Senora Delta Phi Delm, Deaignerts Art Apprecimion Socw'y tLibJ. Wpsley Foundulion, Westmmsfer Femdolion, REW. BARTHOLOMEW. H. 0.7Norwood. Ohiar BEARD, WFLLIAM C.iE.S,, Lawrrncebmq lndianu- Scumb Theft: Chi Manmowh CollegeL BIAGL QUINTIN JAMES- B.S Shmbyvrlle, Kenfuckv-Scarch BOTER, NANCY E.7B.A.A. 0nd 5.5 ClnrjnnmL Ohio Kuppo Kappa Comma iRec. SCC-L DeHa Phi DeHu. Kappa Delta PF tChm.J. GIC'E Club, MJmmus, Y.W C.A., Ivy Chain. APPLIED ARTS ERAMLAGE. WILLIAM A, Cincinnmi Ohio, BRILL, RONALD RICHARD B.S . Cincinnuif. OhiO-Sigma Alpha Epcilon tPre-;., V, Pram, Rush Chm Chmnlderjn, Sigma Swgrncl iPresJ, Cincinnnhon 1:Ed., ASSOC. Ed. Art Ed.L ODK Wroiects ChrnJ, Maire Wren. SECH, UEEM lV'. Presj. Sophos Ureas.j. Pi Delia Epsilon, Sr Class Trec: Jr. Class Tress I.F.C . Y,M.CVA. EPIIb. Dh'J, Exhibition Corn.- MEWS Senme W. PrELL AA. Tri- bunal Ureoy.1, Ed. oi Publicm'xons, Kumpus King Cf, Socim Eli, News Record EArt Sicn'fl. BRUNNER. CAROLE LEE B.S., Cincinnuh', Ohio Zatu Tau Npha W. Pres. Rush Chm.L DeHu Phi Deitu, Jr Adw'gep Ivy Chain. Nawman Ciub, Co-Ep Club, WAA,A.I Jr. Prom Court Spin! ch BUETHEIL JOAN73.A.A., Cincinnafi OhiuiThe-m Pm Alphm BUSCH, DONALD I'KENNETH BkS.I Queens Village, New York 015' Npha Sigma Phi, BUSSER, RUTH KATHRYN BAA and 35.. Clnrmnah. Ohwnileia Tuu Alpha chdgc Prat. Co-Rush Own V. Prcs.L Delfo PM ReHu, Koppu Dr-Nc PL Y.M.C. ., Mummrru, Jr. PDFIHEII. CALLISON. PATRICIA CAROLYN-B.A.A. and 35., Slob ka, West VnglFliCliAlphCl Chi Omegchrus 3L. Alpha Lambda Delta, Guidon. Mortar Board Dmm Cabinet lPrem Jud. ChmJ. REW. Chm. CAREY, GRANVILLE, 0.718., Ludlow Kemuckv Phw' Em Sigma, Scarab. ArnoH An Socieiy, CHAMPLIN. RODMAN L.-Cinc:nnovi, Ohio. COLEMAN, NANCY SUEiBhAH Cincinnmi. Ohio Dc1la Delia Della inst Ruzh Chm, Pleml Guidom Red Cross Hhofor Corps Chm., ChmJ. Cincinnofiun, Fr. Froiecf, MLI-Jic Coma Sfudenf Din. Mummsrs, Knmpus King EPUIL Chrn.J. Jr. Adviser :Symbois ChmJ. Y W C,A. Cuntinnnluu Sociely. Women's Sench V.I.C., PanheH. HELL Creek Wee? Wub. Chm.. Clumj. Ivy Chain. COOK DONALD GUYiES. BECHey. Wesf Virginia -5.Udenf ?LLA. COREY, MYRA ALMA---B A.A. and 3.5. CwncinnnH Ohio-Chw Omega :Cmr. Send 0 CORS. MELVA ANN B 5. 0nd Bfuku CincinnuN. Ohio-Knppq Kappa Gamma IPiadge Cha'I'Ll Mortar Board, Alphu Lambda Dnlm. GuirJOn. Delta Phi Delia, Kappa Dem: Pi, Jrl Adviser lCor Chm.L EthbiVion Corn.1 R.E.W., V.I.C1. Chaim Sec. ESoph. and JLJ' Womef; Scnulc Hrcuz Preml. Oriemoiion BEL, Sfudeni CounLH, Ivy Chain. COX. HARRY NEAL B.S., Cinc'mnmi. Ohio-Scarab HecJ. Pm Kappa Tau for Ohio UnivJ, Sludenl A LA. CRUMRINE. PAUL GARY B.5., Cincimnuii, Oth AmerMon Com' monu Club Blewuri Soc, Chm, Rush Chrn.. V. PreiJ, Mummen. Ark Bah Spiri! ln:. l F-C.. Y.M.C.A.. Delta Phi Dem; EDELENI LOIS MARIE-B.S. Porlrcnburg, West VirginiagMemmml Dorm Cub. IV. Pram! . -...-.--- o FAGIN, ROBERT WILLIAM73.S ownmn, omiswm. cm germ Deifo Phi DeHo, Scabbard and Blade, One Qn-UHN S-ule IMml-I 54:3. Jr. Adverliaing Club. Dc'lgncr: AH Apprrerjrninn Satinhn SWWWWIQ Trmm deerJ, Men's Scnmn, U C. can Cuml'JH-n FOERSTER, BERNDi B.Sr, Cincwnnoli. Ohio- YIMLA. EScr, L Inlrwm ?Ionol Club IPrcLL Scnmb lSoCJ. Smjenv Chnpmr ALA. FONTANESE. ALVIN THOMAS B.S., Duqueme PEHHDW'H'JHIUiIEJHIL do Cm AlpharfPrr-an V. Pm ... Soc. Ch'n. Prnicci: Chmn Plf dnr- FresJ. AA. Tnbunnl Wren Sm; ChmJ, Beam Arh- BQII Kilnml, Scarab. Slndnnf Council, YIM.C.A. Men's Senalc- Mchu MI'Jrro Bcnefil Show 1.F.C.. LF PVCV, Collr-giufn Dov. MMmmK-ra. U.C 0' T.V FUHRMANN. JUDY SAVERYiB.S CdnCH'H'IFJh-I Ohio CmcanHmn. MPIHWCFS Co en Club Newv Rmurd. Am Com. Spin? Mu . Jr Advimr. Orhan'o'iun ELL AA. TnbunoL UC Cm T.V., Sr-rI-ml Councwl. Profile, One Ounrh?! Sculc, Ivy Chain, Jr. Prom Calm I GALLE, CAROLYN E. -BS,, BaiehvaL-I IndiunoiDch Phi DeHu GEHL. MARY BETTY4; 5. Cincinnoly Om Denc. Phi DcHu IPIerJgL Chm.L Ono Oumfer SUJIL- ELiwrcr-r EM, Dquhem Arr Am'nu-zn: hon Socicw 60c. Chmj GiESON, JOHN MIiJCHkliBE. Boqquwm Inchgmg, GLASGOW. HERBERT 1L JIL-ELR Cincinnati. OhFeJ-Pni DEIIH Tl-Mo. AA. Tribunal W. PretL Studeni Comm Strjrab Inhomnroh Ide. FooiboIL Emebolll Riflci Spirit Inc. Mummers Wubl. Chm! Sailing Cmb LEGILL YNLC A. - GUY GERALD 5-8.5. Hurviorr Ciny Indiana SI danr Chaplar cl AA A. HAGEL, JOHN LOUIS 3.5. Cincinnati Ohm Phi Kappa W. Fret. Pledge Dw'cwpu HIaloHonL LF.C Co op Day, HAKE. HARRY Ill 8.S Wyumlngh Ohioipai Upsdon. HART, PATRICIA CAROL-B.S C'mcmnmi, Ohio Knppu Dch She Club Penguin Chub Mummers vald, Wafer Brylrrnbul! Jr, From Com. Jr. Prom Ouh'cn, Dcmqners Arr Appreciohrm 5miely KLorr, SacJ. Ivy Chem. 0 HARTMAN. JUDITH ANN4.5,, omnm-m, Ohio Kuppu Kappa Gamma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta PH Delta, Kappa Delia PM Exhibition and Dance Com, Y.W.C.A. HAUBROCK GLENN DMER BSA, Cnntinnufi, OMQ HAYES. BARBARA VANDERHE'D 55., Cincwnndhl Oi-i0 KDDp'J Kappa Gamma lAvHI Treom. V, Pr-zsl AA Tribunal Hum: J, Jr. AdVIscr, DEHD Pm DeHu. lvv Chmn. HEINZ, ROSIE M.7E FLA and BS. C?HCIMUH. OhiUwNphu Chi OrnPgu ISUC CHWLJ Y W.C A Dance Com, iCnn1,L Pregnant Cum. AA Tribunal, Kumpu'. King Dance. lChmJ. V. Pr 0? Jr. Crass, Jrr Adwwn W.AVA. O HEISER, CHARLES H. B.S , Wyolr'ing Ohlu-Pi Knnnu Alnha, T M,CA Hf Prn'. J, Snnnn', MHn'u Senuh-I Nc'wu Record. Dance Com. Ammd Air Sodmy Denqnm: Ar! Apprgw,.r3'i0n Scrjely, HEITKAMP, HARRY THOMA5735H Cincmnah OhioiAlphu Sigma Phi hhsoc. Ed. Prt'n'lh'u'. Tren. . V. PreaJ. Phi Ha Swgmu. Phi Em Sigma Award, Y.M.C.A, In'erY lCn EdJ, Delta Phi Dr-Im I'TFECI-L, PrE-LL AA Triiqunm Chm valicolxonk Comm. Trem J, Prolile fArl Ed,J, TocHs-bm EEdJ Pi Delta Emflom Jr. Prmn Chm. Frogmrrl Comm Men'g Sumne Adviner. LECI Cindnnmi Art Club. HEUER, ELAINE 3. 3.5., Cincmnmi, Ohic: DeHu Ph'w Dolm ERm. SecJ, Y.W.C A. HEWITT. MARY LOU--E.S. and BA, Cmcfnnmi, OMo-Alpka Dana Pw 1:5'3L and Rw-h Chm.L DeHu PSM Dehm Fanth. ESELJ O HILL. DAVID BREWEkiBEH Cuncmnnh Ohwoih, Tmri 0nd Crow Country. Varmfy Crow. Cm-nvy. HOLEWINSKI. DANIEL JEROME-E.5. Toicdo, Chin JACKSON. WILLIAM GEORGEilS Power Brnnghl Norm Cnmlmq hAtho Tau Omega iExec. Com 1, Y.M.C.A. JOHNSON. JAMES 0,-3.5. C?HcVnnoH, Ohio . KEEE EMILY 3ANE-B.5. Lemma, Kcnludvierh-J Chw Omcgq Ivv Choxn Glen Clxb Jr Pram iPryJEr Ch'nJ. 9r Prom IPa-Jm ChmJ. Y.W.C.A. CD ED Chb, CD-Op Dav t'Pon ChmJ. Form Nmerc. Deaiqnern An Appreciation Society KINSEL. DONNA A. 5.5.. h'inunm'JolE; m-JionuiD-epigner's AM Approcmhon Sodaw tPcrhomcn'orionL KIRSTEL, HARVEY EDWINiBi. New York, New Yoriionc Omrim Slime tAssoc. EdJ KLOSE ALBERT ARTHUR- 8,3. CincfnrmiL Ohm Pi Kappa MN ; Union Board Exhibhion Cnmw. Chrn.l a KOENIGSTEIN. DANIEL J., Jrfas cmcmnmL om. KOSTER, WILLIAM D. Rocl:y Ruvcr, Ohm. KUEHNLE. EUGENE FRANCI575.S., Cincinnati. Othglndunlriul Dr:- sign Sfudenis Assocwoiion 1'56: Pres. PIngUrH DILJ- Junior Clay: .Aclwscr Men's Senale Adviaory !'53-'54J. LAIBSON. ESTELiE 5ARAH--H.5., Cincinnoh, Ohio Dc-Ifc Phi Epsi- lon, HwIIeL PLEASING POTENTIAL PURCHASERS 0 LALLYI RICHARD CHARLEsiBSI Newark DfID Dt-L'Iu PI'I DcHa. LEARYI GWYNNEiE S.I C rI-'.Ianr;III Olwg Thulg PIII AIpNJ IV. Pu.- I T WCA N 'W'I'I I'I CI Rea Cros. Sciling CII b lSac. ChrIII Mu IE CII-III Nt-w RI;I'II:'-I. MALESI DAVID L. 5.5L Can-r-nut- C-hIoL MARCELI EDWARD THOMAsiBSII PLJInc-'.-IIII CJ'rIIq- AIIIILII Top F'JIIII-gIII 54',I'Ir:Il'.I. . MARTINI ROBERT E. B.SLI CMIFI'IIJ'iI UIII-DCSCIIIIJLI IPrPI'JI Onc- I'J nr'rr SrnIrsI CoopermLL-e Englnl'HrI MATTSONI WALFRED ANDREwiBSI CInItInn-JIL OIIILnCS-mrgb McCARTTI LARRY LEEiB.S.I Sou! Fryl MIIc'nrsIl, KIVnLILl-ICM-Imme-e LD SA. SIJJIC'WI DN-ch-II D-i-mgn-Eru Arr AprarraIzpaIL-gr Somew MERCKLE ROSE AHN- 3.52. C-nvInnnIII OhinCKan-pn DeHa IHis- -Ir InI IH-rI .II DI-IIrI I'M DEHO ISEIZJ OM: OuUrIcr Scale FA: ', L mgm- E111 AAI TrIt; IIIIiI anIInd J', PIom Com I.-I CnI-I rII T.W.CVAVI CL- EIA CIL-bI Dchqn-ir'; Ar! ADp'cciaI Fm Sacch- IHIzIorIcnlL APPLIED ARTS MERRITT HELEN JANET --B II BI'WI'H? 1I:-' C I'd--Pnng II'I CIIbI FrrII- IiIL-I Cc. Rm. Vimcl II Dr: an ; AH AILpIchnIIon SozIMy ITLLI-oIII AInLL: Oumrla DrIII-J IauL. ol crLrII SL-echl E-LLILLLII cm. FI-L-r CIrI- II MILLERI VIOLA JEAN73.SI Cmtnn-JIII Or-oiBnnrl Dcmgncrr A'- ArLrer-L-Intmn EarLAw ESnL-JI T-'ILI Iota SIng-v; ESerIJI Wommv 5mg : Wn-JmingIeL FIJ-deoIi-Jn. PARRY. NANCY HUNTINGTON KARI Cmrpnnnh, OIIC'iK'JiLJ Alpha Tr-cIrI IRe-:I Sir ;I Dclm PhI DCIIa ICCIH EQLJ PATTERSONI HUGH K7 5.L DOWN ! O viswjnw NEW: En l-LIFI ICL'VIIIIL'I- r I ID SA,I 11'; I F I PECSOK, JOHN 6.78.3 NDbIcgv-IInI II'leIIJ'lCIiA A T-LIIILrInI An I- In.I.ILerL e-I Arch, WI PraiIII Scarab P: K-irrv-n Alpha: IP'rII. V. PIc-..I PEEBLES, JEWELLicvnvmgIngI KQLLILILIIYI PEREZ-FERNANDOI REINALDO--EIEI H- II-IL RcIII PL-a-IIIL R I PHILLIPSI EARL, JR BF. RorjcrIiEIdI Wan! V-rqinLa-A IIAI O POTTS JOHN HOLMESCBfa. CIVIHI'VJIII OhhiLrJrI'Lvia CH Afflhd I '1 4I CI FILr-IIrIw CIIrnI E'Jl IFICI CID? CI-.-b ETrQU . CF I SLI-ILng CILLI; IFI-mII Cm PLLtLILrLIy CLLLLLII ELIIII . RLwImrI fArIvm n LnIILrIILr MngI PmlileI CincInanIIIanI ILJLIIILI-LLLII. DLI-IIL; PLL' DLILIIL; vgrLrnv CcmLI MurnnuarEI YLM.C A. QUINN. CAROLE CATHERINE BMAA, CImnnncP-I QIIIIJCJI. 'IvIGE'I Corn. TIrH-j P'n Alpha Eprc' Flf'Irzr CIU,. ScrIcIIj'ulIIEL CIIWII Rrr. SIIrII Jr PFHI HE'I.I V.IC.I DIIM PhI Delta ECorrI 8- . Ivy ChnInL RAUHI JACK KENNETH B.S.I Day90nI KonIIIrIl-.--LrImeIIo CI-IL AIpIIgI I U5LA. RAMUNDOI FRANK PAUL 8.1L CIJWCII'IIIZIIII CIILIcu-SLIrJI-II-I Glar-CILLtL I REICHLEI ELIZABETH ANN- BS, CIannanLI OI LCAIAI TrVIbL-HOI .gL, FLI , IILLLLI IAIVIILL 0-. f, IIV'1U IV. 9w I DI-IILI Ph DPII-u f-LLL- rIL-LILI-L SL- 'JI;I I.-r ChninI Co Er Club I I BLIJ Jr. onrv IDr-iI'IrrIrIcIII CIIII' J Jr Ar-IxI Y.W.CLA.I Brl-I A'I' Boll CIHVL I'JL glIVI' Ar! AfIIIINIIrIIInn 5C iv IPIIL'III: Rr-IoIioni Cthl I RINEHARTI DONALD LEE--8 S.I DuII-JHI OI aiAr: .HOI HrrI-rJzI Chap Ir'IIVIIL RINEHARTI WILLIAM RI--E.S.I CLrLIr-nnLIIL OnacL...AL-IILIL5 IVI pm E-L-IL c-II-.I InILL-LnLL-rumI SmLLLI: RISSER. JAMES ALLEN B.S.I TgILL-IoI OIL, 'rIIIIIcI AII ILLJLILLLg cm, Alpha 5 gm Pm - RUFF. ELMER ADOLPH-B.A.A. IlfI-j 3.3. Cm: Irmn! r-'IIII- D, :1. II DBITCI EMQI, ChII-WIIIIH SIJIC'B Jr P . N.II'II DI 'I'Il- In F. ' R EW EChrn. DiirIIIJy un-i Ar! 1' SAMPLEWILLIAM RONALD 3;, onwm -:,...4.. I Em-Ion. IHr-Iur-unI Delm PIN DnII-I IIrI-u- I DI. r A- m precluhnn Socmly, Jr Ada-LrI-inq L'INLI Cm. CJNFIH I I IAd. Ed 3 SCHEU, ROBERT LEWIS- B s a m.- H: SCHMIDLAPP, JEAN MAXWELL BAA. Cimnr-In L'I- 0 SCHMITT. JAMES D. B S, Erm, 4TH: tSpI DengIILrI. MIMI- SHANNON. RICHARD HARRY 3.5. l'rIH Wmn- III-JI'HI'J SHARE. FISCHEL BERNARD 85 KI-I'IIIWIII'II ID- - II .. F-I -I Whom 91.1. CiIItarII-Iojiirjn IPhI II Ign-I A : EI M-v- . I Deifo EIi-sulc-n Hullel. SHEFFIELD. SAMUEL SANFORD. JR EA A l I' :7 I. 'V hID. . SHERBONDY, JAMES CHARLES 8 8. II W :m- -.: m: SMITH, CHARLES EVERETT 3.5. CIH- 'I-J 573' L'I I r Suqmu PhI Epaulon. SMITH. JANE JO-B 5.. CIn- mnm Cw Du IIII- A I In. I .. Soristy iWur'J-E'IIJ. ?HM T41. Anna SMITH, RICHARD NELSON, JRme rm-I'. IfHIru D '. II LI AA. TrIb'mIJL Am 31 LIr-r 'grw Arr A. r'I w m CIub. OnE OIIOIIDI SrnIr 0 SMYTH. ROBERT C.-B.S.l Warren IFIJICI'CI F'. K I;'-; I 111; Arnold An 50'. w I D S A. AA T. I II. D- 'I F:- R O.T.C. Snr. aI Erl SOFER. WILLARD EDMUND -B S E- rn,H I I V ;-I . fa! .I'xl precuo'ion Seznm'dv AH? -': DI'I'W'J .. STOUT. ROLAND VINCENY B 5. Cu Ht 0 -A l. TAYLOR, DONALD C. B.S DIM! i II -I I '.'I Iswwgmyl I-rI-II..IIr.m Chm on H I ,, I I I TAYLOR. GEORGE T 8.5. C-rI-z-n---Ir IH-II ----:L--I-I THOMPSON, NANCY LEE -B S. I PI-II DeIIa. Deaignc-re A'I Ac-n' TREFZGER. JAMES FRANCl578.S r, -I mun cw vI- .I. Bu- mgng vow, 5r;'.-'-chH UIAL YSIMARAS, NICHOLASWBS Outwgn. ll-.-. . NU. ; l! S- I- IAN DII'EC'CH'J. . VANEATON, PEGGY ANN B.5 Cin-L anIII' I .I-I:n L-- l:'- . Glee CM: Suulmg Club. Dnrrn Co.m-il DI-III, P L 4-,. WALQUIST. DAVID ARTHURIE S. CII'UZICINI CIr-I-u IU HA CA TrrmJ WENICK, RICHARD N. B.S. CEJI-Jw NV'W Ir.- 5- H1! Ounrter 55ng I513 P. Dyna Emu. A I A WHWE. MARIE A.7C:ncmnohl Ohm 0 WILSON, ROBERT inCInLrnI-ut. Oh 0 THIS IS WORK: Page 3 I ARTS AND SCI ENCES DEAN GEORGEBARBOUR By providing students with knowledge in various phases of the arts, the College of Arts and Sciences sends forth men and women who are ready to assume a dominant role in lheir cunmmnilies. A student wilh a Iiheral education has a fnundatiun from which he can pursue studies. in tho Field of medicine. law. or any graduate sclulul 0f interrst. thder lhc leadership of Ihcau hlcnrge Barbour. the voltage rh-wolnps individuals who can elIectively anahmelhclwobknm whkh mndnuu Hwn1daUy.Thus :1 citizen with a wellrdeveloped mind is produced by the college. The sllulenls are provided Will! a program of studies which includes history. psychology. classics, romance language! philosophy. and all the- major sciences. rrhe graduatvs uf Hhs coHcge niH naturaUy he the future leaders of their cutnnIuniHcs Page 32 ROW l-Brutlish, S. Sanders, E Duullnn, P, ROW 2 Zesch R Rinskv, 6 FHNQ 5,, Sieben D Baron, R ARTS AND SCIENCES TRIBUNAL HI'I'ViIIg UH tlu- Arlr- 11ml Hv'lt-Ilrlw rl'irhunill is a job u'ilh Iilllv rn-uiu'tl IIlIl grr'al rt'slmnsihilily. 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Ils Inml' I MHtL Mdr'l' H' nu-uulbferflnp IS nlwn only In IIIUHP slmlr'nls 1n llu' gulliw- ul- Ar'ls Isl wax Prt-sitlmlt Mihh H..h.n J.- HIanIv; uml N-It-m-cs u'hn ham- liPIIIIIlIHlHtlHI nulhlamllng Hl'lmlqulr . .1 . - ' - ' . C . . , , . ewlm'VcIm-nl nml u gumrl nmrul r-lulralrlvr. lhv Pln Rl-lu IquJluel ll? ViW PH'Hilf Ill L'U- T L l'U'I'I'WI'm km' rv nrvsvnls :1 lifvlimo h n 1' l lht' Iww Inmnlwrs. i ' '; w . . . . . ' l. H . U U .n H mum I An! Vn-r Prrmdrnl Hires IHIIJr-Ilt- LPLJ In April. Hll' annual tllmwr llll'f'lll'lg nf llw nhnlt- t'haplt'r. Ilrltl I in lln- Spring. gaw- lhr illiiiult-s u lrut: fucling HE in-lunging as. N't'rt'taryTrousurr-r Mu. Ml-Iluu P. Hum-ra they met all lhc alumni. FACULTY MEMBERS ACTIVE IN DELTA OF OHIO Agnew. Jocyce Garn Engberg. George B. Muegel. Harry R. Alderman. William E. Ferris, Eugene B. Palmer, Marjorie S. Anderson. Oscar E. Fisk, Isabel E. Salkover. Meyer Barbour, George B. GardnerI Clarence O. Skavlem, John Berienshaw. Jane Hergerf. Paul Sfanley. Helen A. Blankerhorn. Marion B. Hoskins, J. Hobarf Tcshiro. Shiro Bills, Ar+hur G. Hubert Merfon J. Toepfer. Rober+ Bond, Beverly W., Jr. Hunf. Es'felle Urban. Miriam Bowers. Melba P. Kreider. Paul V. Wabnifz. William S. Boyce. William C. Krouse. Michael Wolfer. Raymond Carlson. Gusfav G. Lowrie. Seldon Gale Weichert C. K. . Coder, B. Noiand Lipich. H. David Whaling. Heiskell B. ' Cuskey. John L. Ludeke. Carl A. Weaver, Herber+ 3. Clark William S. Lurie. Louis A. Winsfon, Jean Diller. Viole+ M. Marni. Archimede Zeydel. Edwin H. I952 INITIATES OF PHI BETA KAPPA Laurence AHmcm Joan Gcrside Leonora Masiin Roberf Birkmeier Emil Herrmann Louis Menachemt Harold Blumberg Shirley A. Holmes Anne Miles Ar+hur Bres+el Frank Kawanofo Rosemary D. Marion Herberf Bronshein Moi+a F. Levina Mar+ha M. Price JudH-h Feiler Elimbefh Mark Jack Rivers I Cara Freyfag Nina Jo Morucci Thomas Siegman . Paul Games William R. $+egner I953 INITlATES OF PHI BETA KAPPA William Applegarfh Margare+ Ann Duffy Richard Mar+in ; Marilyn Ann Bckemeiet ChicHa F. Forman PcHy Ann Newbold ; William D. Barber Jo-Ann Hucksoll Norman M. S+a+man i Barbara A. Bradley Arnold G. Koiman Pefer W. Swen+y Vera E. Bres+el Thomas A. KeHh Judith Ann Toby I Charles Carlisfe BeHy Jane Knighf Margare+ L, Ufrecl-H BeHy A. Dieckmann Allen Li+win Donald R. Weis Mar+in S. Longmire 1954 INITIATES OF PHI BETA KAPPA :I I William M. Adler Heien Anne England John M. Purcell Carl A. Aufdermursch. Jr. Kur+ Gerechier Herschel M. Rich+er . Lenore M. Brochmeier Mrs. Marilyn Ronsheim Huchen Nancy Jane Simmons Mrs. Mary Greene Cleary' Susan S. Hammelrafh Richard C. Smi+h Pa+riciu DauHon Donald Holzberg James I. Tennenhoum ' Arlefh Dieckmann Yvonne M. Mohlman Harold D. Udelman Alberi Dreskin Pc+ricio O'Keefe Nancy Ulmer .-...--. CADUCEA ROW l-Muhlmani YH Rahal. P... Feldmcn, Rn GrEEnIand. Ri GFEEHIUnd. T ROW 2-Schaur. N... Tennenbuum. J., Lowznsl E., Aldrich, R., Gerber, 5,. Skeei. M ROW SiwiHe, A., Kiein, Ai, Spiegeh E., Goodall. Ri Udeimani H., Ruglund, GW West R. ii'uumimi in I'JSH. Cadun-u. u Il'iilliU'h m-u nrgzmizulinn Iln rzlmlnus iH fur prv-mr-cis :mrl kl'il'llt'l' nmjnra. 'rnn'uril lhir Hui. il is tivsignml 1n slinlulule- approriuliun uf n lurrJ-nml u-uluruliun Elllli Io i'm-uuragv PM'VHPI'HW' in briiniurship. 'I'hr ltlm'liurl uf tiariLlI-Plt ii- Him in prrilllult- iirmIIi-rulillll iii-tnt-t-u Iwr-mmiir- SIIIIItWIIh EIIHI rrlur-ulum in thia HEM. TIIPH' urn: 21r- rr-Inpiiniir-tl in Immlllh mt'eiings ul uiiirli flllt'lorh. I'Vln'rI-i in lJIrAir fivlci. .upt-ak cm UH-ir an-riiaili. I'irvquvntI-i llu- sI-r-aL- vrs iH'I' un Ilu' li-ariiin; slafi nii Im-tiimll Hiilunl. 'Iiiw grimly uh... luuix llnrpiluls uII-l sc-ivnliiil- inslilutinns. A sn-Imlastir nr iuliisnri prugxralln is livid uilr'll III'I'i-HHilI'y: but all is nut unI'L. Iiuril Hair 11 Hlll'git'nl Huillgh is ilt'ili and us lill' llilllll' illilllif'h it ia' n l'l'ili riul-up. Thr- t-nli-rinimm-nl HJIHiF-lk ni llu- r-lutit'an mul lilt- profs iiuing purmiivs ui I-zlril nliII-I: ium'il HIII'iIIJL' u lliriliir- i4 Iwirl alt uilic'h lilnr lill' Ilalrllll-y aml wllllil'HIH inlay l'JIt'il nlIu-r in i1 ImNI-Imll gunlv. whirl: llu- alu- til'lll'i iIUH' alluajw' Hull. SIGMA DELTA PI A Sigma Della PL the newly fnrmml hunnrary fur stmimllr of Spanish. has as ils requirements for membership an inlvr- est and uptiludt' in Spanish literature. 21 2.0 aver all srrhulaslir averagr. and a 2.5 uwragc in Spanish. This group prnmmlps and recugnizes high standards of auarlemir al-ilily. Unt- uf their activities was allending a dinner in hmmr nf Angel Del Rio at Huh Spanish Inn. T1193. further an understanding uf Spanish. am! the people Hf the LillllaniES Spt'aking il. Ily Shhh- ing mm'ies with English suh-lilles. 11ml lry Hwaging in Vari- ous prujecls ln Immune enthusiasm for llwir adopted language. Row I-OHing. IL. Riner w Hari den. K Browm A, DeBrunmar R. ROW ZiEymanm H., Jones 0., Mc- Gurry, R., anneburner, Du Briggs E. ROW 3 AeberIe R., Moon, 0.. UFD, D.. Aush'ng, J . Lyom W. ROW 11-Ma- DougalL L Bushman, R,, Miller, R, Klein. L,I WaIL J, ROW l- Reuben K, Geek, 5 , O Haru, B. ROW 2-nPurce1l, J James, P.. Bthom, C. ALPHA CHI SIGMA V Mphu Chi Sigma is a pruft-ssiunul frulvrnil'x hlmcl- Imam, Imrs are uplwn-l: men in t-hvmil-al aml Im-tallurgiwl engi- m-vring uml e-hrmisln Inujurs in the College of Arts and Sci- r-nr-cs. f'ligllliglll: nil lhl: .uaur fur the urgunizalion inrlurlerl IJ.ll'Iit'.- uml mm il'S nllil'h hl'lll ilvu'lnll ft-Iluushill alumni.I thaw sllulenls with thr- nanu- illlrrr'sls. Tu aid in guiding 1hr mem- I-t'rs in lllt' tldXiilltPlHCnl Hf rllt'lllistn as 21 prnfcsr-inn. the ft'allrrnily' vngelgvs industrial leaders. In It'clurc- i'll lrllFint'ss rm-t-IingS. This uftml prnvirloc mum lasling frir-nrlships in business uilm' 1hr nwmllers gruduult'. 'r--..-.. DELTA PHI ALPHA A Unce a month in the Stuclr-nt L'niun lmth faculty and slu- dPIJIS cums lngclhcr fur mvvlings of Delta Phi Alpha. u nu- lional lmnurar'x fur :a-lumlrnls nf Grrnmn. MrmlnerShip in this orgalnizulion is upvn lo juniors. seniors. aml grau'lunlus whu ham :1 a:lmluslit' nverngr uf :1! least B. and who are interested in German the language. the lilt'ralurtn and the culture. Al lhrir Illrt'lillgs lhr fau'ulh Irt'lurl'.h amt! tllv r-ludt'nls prt'srnl palwrs which lhey haw Im-purml. Hlillvh, films. mud n-rurds ilrt also usc-d ln Inukt' 1Iw nwvlhlgs irllvrlwling.r mu urll us Illli fm'lnuliw. ROW I7Veaner, Rh, Kiefer, Mh Simmonsh NH FHha, 5H Sgaurish E. ROW 2-Engberg, G. fFoc- ulmh Gurber, 1.. Leuu'sh D. Elumenfind, TI Mmo- vilz. EH McGraneh R C tFncule ROW 3wAnr derson, D. lFaculle RoeHerh .I H tFucquL Kruggerh H, U-aculfyl, Vegelh C W. IFuctu-lh Parker. G G IFuttuJ ROW 4hFurceH, Jh Groom; T. Hur'cn, L. Eurberh W, Mchegorh M. F. fFucuHH. ROW I-nGocHhh C... Besiehorn, Uh Scheibeh F., Gamer. H.I Eaecker. A ROW .?--l.'5ruheI A., Wagner, Mu Ahlers. 0,. PiefTel. Y , Cruil. MH Muellers, A ROW SiSyring, Rh Fishh J,, Lindnet, FH Zoerkler, IL, Melytky. A,. Rani, W.. Decufur, J. PHI ALPHA THE'I'A V Phi Mpha Them i: a natim'lal hislnry honur mrir-lix which was founded at 1110 Universily uf Arkansas. Admission to mt-Illhcrship is open to any history major uilh 11 Srhulastit average elbow B. Tht- purlmm- uf lhv t-Iuh is to recognize ex- CCHL'llL't' in thu Mud; nf hislury. ThL-rt- an- hm :m-vtings dur. ing?r the year uhirh are held at llw humes uf Iat'ully members. A lnit'nil; is hth in MM and an awurtl uf lhv St'hllleHllilj ring is.- giwn un Hunors Day In 1111- juniur with thn- hight-st au-ragc- in hhlurrx. The Imliunul nlliu- pulllishvs a juurnuL Thv Historian. hllil'll 1:4 ulu-n In slmh-III manum'r'iljls. DR. VAUGHN JOKES WITH HIS PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS ADLER WILLIAM MANFREDI BS CLHI' IIJI-I III .L IIL lL..-L I-IL I AWICE. lFr L'T' R-u; l L-I L'L' I-I - '1 ALTVATER. JOY 8.19. C n.L1LrLI:L LII ANDRES. ROBERT 'Cl-I' n-LsnL t'IILi-L, APSELOFF. STANFORD 5.1L- L- -n1--.w- ARNOLD. ROBERT BROWER--'L- L-LL'-:Ln. F11 C-aj-L,L-L AUFDERMARSH. CARL ALBERT JR. 111, c LL LL-LL LLLL-m LsL-LL L'. SLL-LLLLL. 9.. L. .L. D -.-L.- L-L. ML-Ln A SLL ML. LL LLL- .LHL.-. M-L- L can LTL-LL .1. Phi L LLL-LJL u SLqr'1'1 BECKMAN. CAROL JEAN B A N .UL-J 1531;: .- . 1. C ..-L A. ' ' L-Ijl JLIf A A PL: -LLILLL El: PLL .-IiL, LCL Lap, L. Wmmn -L San. LrL-I U L-: BLHL EIU'ILI .IJL. AL HERMAN JACK DONALD as Lr-L . L:L..L-L LL L M LLLLL N- L. R-- LLLLL M; L. LL,L..,L J L.-;LLL ARTS AND SCIENCES BESTEHORN. UTE WILIRUD- -BA 1 IV PH- YWCA JL. ALILLL.. BISHOP BARRY. CHAPMAN 5.5 .L PI' n- r-er-jjr CKDK T M .CL A S -.L-L LLLL L. So-.ie1-,. BISHOP. CARTER CInchntiIi OI-ILL. BOYCE. PHAEDRA ELIZABETH I3.A. 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BA, Cincinn-J'i Ono--M m'Iw-l 1n.;m Alums Pm WK Plemll Sugn'n Alpha Mu lWe-Jgumu'h-H. LOOK MOM, 20-20 VISION' .----.. Page 4l NOTTOO DRYIBUT JUST RIGII? o HOLZBERG DONALD JOEL B5 I: .- III;--,I LII L- MIrI-I-IIIIa, N-iw R--- HORTON ILILBURN H JR BA BI nuKIIaKI-I ItIIIII--I-I'I4 TI KIIIII-.I '- v - I I- -N L.- '. ,AI'FII SI. II IIIIK C-r'K', IIT- P D m I I II I UC. In IrIII C: 'I. HCSEA CATHRYN A N HA M I I'Illl fIIIII'I CIIII NK R-JK :' I ' VU I, I HOSEY, ANDREW D. I'III AII. III IIIgII IA II III' . JACOBS, LOUIS CIIIIIIIIIII. IIIIKIII. JACOBSEN. JOAN .I E EA. c'..inI.IIIIIIII F3 I- PM HI. M .I' CI I IS'K I E'II'IJ IMgI' l, WI- I'IIn.II,-I FI,III'II I'I- Pm :I JAFFE, DONALD f,llII -I.IrII I, OI K JENIKE, WILLIAM FRANKLIN -I?IA CIIII..-.III:I-, CI: :---:'II'III C'--. r-..I ll B.---.IIIJ. -II TIII P ,I'r 3,4, CI L, ARTS AND SCIENCES I KENT, BARBARA JOAN ,3 A, VII'I'IFII'HI, . K- ' -I-i I.I--- PII- I'I PcIrI III-II ISIJI III I- C'I'I-I I.K.-I I;. --l. LIUI: ISK- .,I. KENT RICHARD I'jim. r-II II i'm- KIEFER MARILYN JANE B.A KI-I -I.III CIIII.I .5 III I-II AII-K .I PM A r.I. IJ 'II. I - I Ir A.I.I II, QIIII 'l r W L: A. IK II DiI -I-, I III I LI- iK KING, RICHARD AUSTIN B'.A' II'.IIr--I-'II- f'II- . III I MgI F'III I-IIIIn Pm h-N - . KLEIN ANIHONY JOEEPH JR ES. 3:,I,. HI-I.. II-l. I'I'I I'. I IK'-III I IIIII 'I S Ill 1 P'KK E' KLEINE, WILLIAM LAIRD BA I'I-IIIIIIIm ' CKK- I2..I- IEII- I-': II -K-I-I E. If I-, KOEYT ALBERT CHRISIIAN JR. HA In. KIIIII, I I NI II- II II-IIIIIISBIIII I',IJI-I FII KOHN, MONA GAIL Cn KI II. a KOTHE KENNEIH RALPH BII VI .I,- r:', KIM EI. AIPw.I PL', k IIV LEBLOND, HAROLD ROGSON. JRI EA ' LEESEMAN, ANNA R. I' III---r-I- III- LEFLER, DOROTHY ELIZABEIH H .0. CIII. -I . III I I . 2. K . I I NII-I'I II'I II CI-H H -I I- II- III- ,II :- 4, . I, -I I. I-I-K.I:A.I,.--I-III I .II-' D LEWIS. DIOROTHY ELIZABETH If: I , - , ' II - - I. . I'II' 'IIII r'.III-I- I-IIIIII'IHIK. .I I-II F- AI-.III. UNDER, KENNETH CHARLES BA II -I.: -II 'I- I' II I I' I .II I I;': IIIII Imrj ,a LITTMAN, DONALD FI'I'ED E-I IA. 'II- ' I'.I II-I .4 It'- 9., I M-- '.I'IIK WI T-K I LYON, BARBARA JEAN E! ,-. - :I F I, J. I- II I', L Page 42 O MAGEE, JAMES P. Nom-;L d OII-U. HASTIO. GERALD MV-Efx C- u nnqh Um. Pm DvHra Tlv-hl E-J-m Cad- Una. MCGEE BERNARD CMCannti' Om; MEYER, RUTH J04 A., Fl, L-'J.ulr--r.'j ;Hr'- FIVWM gm cmrwm WAA EBHL Arch: - O MICIHAIIEJL' JOHN JOSEPHia A, Comm 1W .4 Imrun-ar .rml fl :- V. r-' . NHLLIGAN, PATRICIA Cn-ziIm-JI. Uhm MITCHELL, ANNE B.A. ngmnulil anu- M-u- Club :Pul, D... v P--4-.j- Enghh CMJ- Mlulrir'wF mm, UM. Th-n Awm H. rH.r.,-mun1 MOHLMAN, YVONNE H.785 CnH-mqh Oiw Znhl L, AELL... CA-W CI. Jr. AJ . Y w.C.A NW; L-J'nb-Jn D-Im. C-w. x -. r:-. . .. C MCHUHS WILLIAM EEMIS 73A,, Munmlmr N-m Jn. ICU . Sum, Anm, ti InHum-Jol Mgr 1 Swlr'lllling Te. MOSKOWITZ, MYRON--B.A., Cmrmnmu, Ohm S-uym: Npm M.- W. Prei. PI I ODK tV. PU: L Ian-c 3 Man's, Sanuk- tP: Tuwa Axpm PM c-Prr-VJ Mnnlr W Pr Prf'r :Emmm nrmgn1CQrm ' MM. S-.-n-':P-- Sh. - r: , AM tC-z Pin Fr DH: Mgr.jl JI. Om-nl I an 3-1 Sh -Jcn' t . p'.-,1.HIJI'JQF Club M ' t'i Em! SHLIFMrH J Ackur A- n! '-', SIJInI-NJ'HL Cr npu Cull MURPHY. ALVIS CRAIG- B A, Clnch ngL CA :7 ArnoH Air S Men's Scnnbg bprmi n CLL. W P , Pm: .1 Usher! 0-; R-: gun ClL-D fTrecJ,.j. NEVVBOLD ROBERT M,7Cincimmli chug. NIEMAN. RONALD HENRYWBAH C'n-Lmn-jhl OW,- Krlopq Klmm P:1 Band, O'HARA. BETTY SUE BA. C'ncinn-jr' ClluiumZ-il-u 1-1.. Am ; Iij Imu'm, 5t.l o 'Dr 5'-p Cnrm: Spani-P C m. Srnjym DuPrP-uw Y.W C A. Sugwu D-Hg FM I J- .A:J.-.-,r;r 1., 0.3m WA,A, Sm'mlugv Cmb, Jr Prwr. U r Cam: DKA. WALTER TillamoM-hn Hawuw. OMEEFE, PATRICIA ANN 3A,. Cincinnot Ohioiclqrgir: Clul. Snunhh Cl: tn I OWENS, ELIZABETH JANET B 5., thn-h. Inriuam Delta 2-41 ' 55:1 T' W C A. iCab HEM Infernuhonnl CLIL :Corl. SH. x R : Sc: j, Alpha CS-urrwmn Delta, In'brumur 0-. Human: Comm, PATTERSON. ELAINE ANN B A, COrmn'L-rg. Penrhyl,uma InHmn munul CI- L- Scr-ai gy CJuh. PENN. LEONARD ROBERTiBAH C'ncinng' OMD7HMWL XTZVA Sa-zuoiugv CFub PENNINGTON, SHIRLEY LEE-B.S. C-ncinmvi. Ohin-Jr, Armin?! O PFEFFEL. YOLANDA HERTA 8JN C-n.A-nanr Ohm NpI a C- Omega Delta Pb Alpha Hrconl Spun-h Ciub L . V? I Club IRIp, tn YWCA, Caams-H. Jr, A-jrl'.:?' lrg Cr-mn Haliw Co'r' . R E W. LSL. ESEf.J. FRASER, JAN CLEMENTiES, A'nehrl Ohioiqumu Alpha My Nphu PH: O r -:g-: New: Record. PURCELL. iOHN MARSHALL75,A, C ncmn-jlll Ohxo Phw Alpha Them EEI'JL Bvi.L PD: Etc: Sigma Sigma Dam Pi, A.I S. Camp. AHu :5 Cam. K:hrn,l RAKEL, ROBERT EDWIN-E L Qm'nmn Oh c Cad-k-cea they V Amhc: Phi Owwgu IPrcs X, Alpha Sgn'u Phi Merv : Smut.- 'u 5,491: Pur-H ol AME'M'OHL NE-wrrcm CI ,b h-wanwai NO COVER CHARGE Page 43 IS IT ALIVE? RAVE, NORMAN I..- Cmcmnon, Ohio. REECEI ROEERT MAYHALLIB.S.I Cincinnqh, Ohio-Bem Them P. IRUSI'I CHFmI Wedge DisprlInarIanII Sophoa MeIroI UIEII GIeE Club. T.M,C.A.I Sr. Chm; Pres.I Jr. Class Fres., Soph. CIcssI Frey News RecordI meileI UC. on TN. ICIIDICII Dir.II CINCIHHUIILM SocierI Men's Senate Advisory Bd., Collegiate DOV IHUUSIHQ Chm.J. REHMI JEANNE M. -B.S CincinnaiiI OhioINew-Imon CIub. RINSKT GILEERTIBHAI Cincinnati, OhioiS igmu Alpha Mu IV Pres. Social Chm.II Sigma SigmaI ODK IV Prer I Greek Week Conn, A. 3: 5. TribunoII Cmcmnuius Society Dance ComI Men' 5 Senate AdviserI UC, Day ITrEmIII I.S.C. Com.I SpIrif Inc. ROHDENBURG, DONALDiCIHCIHHUIII Ohio. RUBELI LEWISIBSII HIghlond PurIII New JersevIPi Lambda PIIII Fencian Pershing EIHE'JI Scabbard Ii BIadeI IFublIcaIionc. Chm.II MuIIIInery GuIId. SCHMITTI DOROTHY SYLVIAICincinnuIII OhiowThcfo Phi AIphc. ARTS AND SCIENCES SCHROTELI JAMES ALtENIBIA I CincinnatiI OiIioIODK ISOLII New: RECDIG EEd.-in-Chie-II Ediforial ECLII Student CounciI IParliamen- Iflrit'ml A. 35. Tribvnul Speakers Bureau, Men'v Senule: AdVIaC'I Social Ed OrIcnmIIon 8d. Men's SencIr IExec, Corn-I. YMCA. Ian V. PIELI Pub DirII PhI Delta Them IPIedgc TromerI Exec Com.I. SEAMANI ROBERT GFBIIIA CIncIancIII OhIoINews Record EAssoc d. Alp hu Tau Orneg CI Y M.CA. lCobineIL SIudenI Diraciory. SCOURISI EVELYN VAtENTINE BA. CIncinnoIiI OIII07ELHIIUH Phi Sigma ECorr Sam CI-osaIc. CIub ISec.II Phi Alpha TheIuI GIeo CIubI Y.W.C.A. SHAWI KENNETH CLARK78.S.. CincinnDIII OhioiPI Kappa Nphc. oduceu. SIEBER. OTTO FRANK JRr-B.S., CincinncIiI OhioIPI'II DEEIu ThelaI Sociul 8d. IPrecIII Inbunul IPres.I Treo; J. Menis Sencne Adwsory Sy-Aern ICnm.II MetrcI McnIs SenmeI C2199 CIubI CaducEaI SpIrII Inc.. Muuic Cum.I OricnIaIIon Bd.I Y.M.C.A. SIGLER PEGGIE JOANNE 3H5, CincinnoIiI OI'IIOIZEIG Ton NDI'IGI Jr. AdVIserI YHWCAI WHAA SIMMONSI NANCY IANEIBA WyomIngI Ohio-Kappc Alpha Them IPFESJ. FIII Alpha ThEIu IPIGSJI Alpha Lambda DPIIU WI: 1, Soph V Pres Hospifolin ComI Panel OI Americonx Ivy Chain, YWCA ICubineIII Pon HeIIenIc COUNCIII VIIC ELW SINCLAIRI BREVARD D.I IIl-B.A.. Woiolqu Oahu T.H.IY.M.C.A. ECGbIneII FI Comp Chm JI UnIv. Homes Councll IChm I, SINGER. RONALD V.IB.A.I CincinnuiiI Ohio-Scobbord BI Bloch: OrIII-rIIaIIon BEL Y.M...CA ISELI REHW DeIeguIeII Aquoal Uiec, SF:C,I Social ChmIII chImolcgv CIubI CaduceuI Spanish CIubI In'rornwoh TranaIcr from Ohio Univ SMITHI RICHARD CHARLES? 8A., ClinionI OhioIVurIUIw EugcballI Man's Senate EAIIJI Aqunol IV. PreIIITreo;I1I UIIIIMAC, IV. Pm: Sr AdwgerI SMITHI RiICHARD KENNETH 8.1K DOyIch OI' GIV.M.CA. IV Pm: I DKISUCIUIIBd.PI1I Em Sigma IV. FrmIIl S R.C.I R. E.W ESerI'I Inur CIIrrI -I. S.CI Men 3 SenoleI SPALDINGI ROBERT M.iB..IA NorwoodI OIIIUIPH- Deha hem EAIIInIni SecI Pledge TrDInerII Y.M.C.AI Ian V. Frag Corn. DI MunogemenII V. Chm. oI Ohio ArealI Arnold Air SocIer ITreocj STRUBBE. RICHARD FICincinnahI Ohio, TELFORD, CLIFFOaD ALnEnT-B.A.I CincInnuIII OhioisIgmm Gamma EL'JIOnI VOIEIIy RIIIc TeornI PeraIIII-Ig RIIIeIII C.V.C, I'VI presIJI TENNENBAUMI JAMES IRVINGifoI CIncinnoIiI OhIo-SIqmo Alpha MUI HIIICII CnduceoI Phi Em Sigma IHigIngunI Speabpru B.IrenuI L,SM.F.TII InIrumuruI:. THAYER, VIRGINIA LICincInnaIi Ohio. TOOTHMANI CARLOWEIB A.I AIhenI. Wen VirgIn-a Page 44 I TRAUB. EILEENE MARY 5.5, Ntwporll KenMcly--Alrmn Garnr-w-x Sella, W.A,A, Cuducra. UDELMAN. H:AROLD DAVID B57 CInmnrHJH OhmiCorj-agnc Hun. Chm l Ph: Eio Slgmc HiHel. lnhmnurula ULMER. JOSEPH WALTER. JRr-BLS., Cwncmnah, Ohio Eula Them pa qumo Gamma EpsHom Scabbard E. Birldr; Inimmwrnlul CVC IPVEEJ 11.0.13. Sooal Ed. ULMER. NANCY SUE-HKS Clncmncm OhininhrJ Gurnrno Dclm lCnrr. SPCA. Rush ChmJ Alpha lambda DeHrJ. Inla cnqrm PI, Ivy Chum Drv Dredger', Y.W.C.A c UNGAR. LOISHBAH CInLInnah- OhmiH-Ild, Sigma Deng 1T HWUI.n Rush ChmJ. Glee Club. VALODIN, DAVID NORMAN B . Cincinnah Ohic Sncioquy Club. Inlernrmonm Club. Y M.C.A VEANER, ROSALIND MR5.73.A, Cmcinnmi, Ohwo Phi Nah: T'nrzm. Classmc Club WALTZ, THOMAS ALLEN 8 S Cincir'mrjh Ohm Er-Io Them Pw. WEISE. RONALD ERICiEAH CwnEEnnDh. Ohwo Siqn-a phx Ep'ulqn Him: l I.F.C. Ur-rn'd New: Record, I F PC. 1CPrryJ Y.M CA. WETZENBAUM, JOSEPH S.-B,A,, Pinzhurgh Fennzyluamu IMIM Pi Lambda PhL WELTI. DONALD R.WB 1K, Clnsmno'i, Ohic BWe Hydro Botqnh'r'd Society ESec.-Trcc':.l WENINGEK PAUL ARTHUR BS, Cinrmncm OhwoiA.C.5. EAHH CHM, . WEST, ROGER FRANK B,S. Cunclnrmh Ohm .DEHQ Tux Dqu Caduceq WHITE, BEVERLY BAKER BA Cincinnati. Ohio New: Record Kappa Alpha Theta. WHITE, IklsiaJX. Cir-cinnoli Ohwo-Sw'gmo Delft: 1m. W. Pre; Treos.1, J', Pan Hell. Hillel. Umon Com. WITT, WANDA P.v-B.A., Norwood, Ohio OIee Club YAWCA CaunD1 MemberL Infernohoncl Club ISOC. ChmJ. Spunihh Club 62:. V Pre:.L Alpha Orm'cron Pi Must Rush Chm. House C'WMJ W,A.A., League of Women aneru. . YOUNG DAVID JEROMEAJA, Cmcmnch Ohm Swgma Alpha m. IV Prrt'M Rush ChmJ. Phi Em Sigma H-IIQI. Mummthri. Newr. Retard ZAJICEK, DONALD 'LiBJN, Curncgh: Pennwlwanio, ZIMMERMAN. IAMES 578757, Cuncmncm Oh-o ZOERKLER. RAYMOND N.-8.A, Fryburg, Pu.- Delta Ph: AiD'r'u. NOT PICTUNED: MILLER, ELIZABETH R B A Cmamnnh Ohm-u-Trmufm lrer U m Washington. STEINBERG, PHILIP E.5. Cincmnun, Ohio. McMICKEN I: THE CLASS OF '54 SPENT THEIR FIRST FOUR COLLEGE YEARS TOGETHER. Page 45 5'. ; . .'.i BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE ff -' - 53g: DEAN FRANCIS H. BIRD Just when the bus ad is bored with school. section Changes 11an st-vvn weeks of work Seem a Phangr! for lhe heller. Wurk HUI only provides a change. but an increase in Finances. The recently started twn year program is a step forward in college education for lhc studenl who wants a brief course in business training. More detailed is the live year program which upon; husinrss SpPI-ializaiiun lo the Universily graduate. Cnurses like shorthand anti lyping prurlurc future secretarics. but it is courses like business psychology, statistics. acrotiiitilig. and Economics that produce the iulurt' business lycoons. The bus ads find their classes in practir'aliy every building on campus. Their jobs are spread river the entire City. and some students even manage to obtain jobs in thvir home lawns. and Hans can live at home on work sections. Page 46 .:-mw.- . -.;. hdn-mm-u-m. ,, n, 12-11595? 'c; w. 1M .. -.4 . 4 WNVJJ. -. awn i . 352-. ROW !iGeI's, ROW I-Meuger. GI Schubert. J . Nu Lehmeycr. AI I Ludwig N. Bocksfahler, K. Evans. R Pullis, CI Grischy. jI Eradney ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL Annlhcr Ivar for the Business Adminisratiun Tribunal pruvetl In M 6.15 hLlL'L't'SSfUl as fnrmt'r years. Much credit should be given to 1hr? amI-vrs whiI-h lht' student gnvvrning organization eieclcd. Th0. lrilmnul is IIIImpuA-zrlrl I'If rcprwentatiI-es frum caI-h class. To be. eligible III petition bus ads must have a C averagr. Became- Hi the L'u-opt-ratinn nl' lhv group InuI'h has been Hf'ClIlHlJliShPll this year. With a freshman- Iau-ulh IniXI-r. unntller war of regulating and rnurrlianting the stu- III-nl III-liIitiPs' Inf the College of Business xhllninistmlirm hegan far IIIP grnuln. This. lwllmrl thc- m'u students Ivar mnre I'Imcerning their rhmr-II c-ullvgv as WPH as in lyrumutv a frivmlh understanding between nludvnls Elllfl l'arultix. Sw-tiem I-hangr- purlics um: given In help at'- Ilunint lhrl I'u-IIII sluIlents with Pai'h ulIIr-r. Anulhcr important fPaturI? lht- tribunal I-IIIIsiIlI'rml was hvlp in student problems. Many Business: JMIIHiHir-Irillllhn sludvnls I'an gel preamp! atlonliun fur any grirmnI-es lhI'I mzu haw. 'I1I1rnugh lhI- lIIt'IIlI nwmhers. the student prnhlems un- :iin-I-lml III NIrmJIId Gris. lhn afhth'lZ Wllll in turn refers them III leII rI-Inalinin falrully Besides the FUI'P :sful uriF-ntalion prutrram tllt' nrmInizaIIiun alm sponsored tlw Busineus Adlninistratie'm dame The 1hr 'tllt Ihis war uas WXI'IIlI'r Wonderland.u A pir'nic and a senior :1; -m l' m- na held at the Ilnsv Inf llIe war. UIIII- again it Inrcsvnlrrl an aualIl tn the nulalamlmw H IIJIIr Hf HID I' 'Illletre. Business and plt'ai-UFP minglerl 1n make the 1951 another pmmahle and nutslanrling year in III: hialurix Inf tho trihunal. Page 48 ROW IiHOSSJK FL. Wassetman. Vogele, M., Kirsfein. A. BETA GAMMA SIGMA lillNilll'h-G' ulllllilliFlllllhlll iNllltll'rllf. Iilillx '111 cIIfJ I'dl'll 1' Ill lhv Ih'la Unmmu Sigma vlm'lium .:I lhl- ln-ginnin; uf spring. Mrlllllt'rshil: in lllis Ilallinrlill IIIIIIIII' nur'ivly ullirll nm'ln In Pll- vuurelgl' aml 11M Lll'tl hPIIHIiIhHI' Zli'l'lIirlllliHllHll'lll. tn mlumr-u- valu- rnlinn iII lhn- wiI-m-I- uf Inusim-r-s. iillll lu luslv-r IInnI-sl; mul inf tI-grih. is upvll only In Ilu- ululwr l'nur Iu-rr't-ul nl' Ilw jlminr rlass zlrltl llll' IIIJIJI'J' lI-n III'J'I'I'III nl' Ilu- m-ninr rim... CnmIm-rn- slllllvllln ul IT: Lis'uulh rl'l'vl' lu lhu' Mplm I:I Ullin Khnptl'r. rHLlIlIIt'II Iwn' in I'JZZA ax llu- Phi Holu kullpu ul lillhitII-sx c'hl- ITIiIliHll'Hlinn. le iligllliglll 1' WP u'ur l-ur l'Il' Hll'lrlllt'l'r? h llll' Iniliuliun Hilllqlll'l in II : bluring. Thn- 'gmuh ui Imunr uI lhiu lillu- mv lhl' mmif. l'IUI'llI'il IIIPIIIIH'IH. Mill HH :mm'll IumL i- prv- stmlt-Il In lht- lIrv-juniur him had llu- highwt a Iquer m-s'ruglr during Iliri anlmmurl- 'wur. Rpm Unmma hignm i:- Iil'null :u IHIH' ilu'luriwl ulllnrlg ils Illrllalu'rn Ht'ull HilIl-II lilll'sivk. Hum Franris Bird. uml Prulhssur Karm- ul ll'u' hn-ullx, 'lenuglmul lhv rulmln in Bushman:- .hlminislrnliuu H'llnulr uml mllvgvs. N'llnlill'r-llill is n-t'uguim-tl In lhis group l'uumlml in 101. ; :ll 1hr Lllh't'l'hil'll'h' uf W'iH-nnsin. minuic. and llallil'nrniu. M. ROW ZiEvona, R, Page 49 ROW l--W9Hs R.. Buck. K. O'Brien J.. Lott. L. L001. F, ROW 2-Disser, J.. Krumpe, W Border. G,, George C Schnier, L.. Lummeri, W.. Schueler J , Uhl, J. ALPHA KAPPA PSI Mrmlwrship in Alpha Kappa Psi aHnrds llw sludent of cmunwrt'c a Hru-Iupluu1ulHly ln inxPsUgalP 1hr x nrhl uf husinoss nulahle 1he PlahhfIHIHl. 111h pru sthInaI fralcrldly. Hlatk' UIJch nlqmcrulassn1en Arlminislraliun and lhE livvning College of Cunnne-rm. pnruurzlgvs its: nwmlwrs to gain expt'rit-m'e fur the future? through re-svanrh uml mmmittm- Mark. FI'Pquvul IllPPlingS Hf llw 17C rhaplt-r. I'llu. l'valurv nutslelmling speakers frum lllt' industrial went. Mm lulk nn FLllle'Clh Inf student intvn-sL :le infnrnml hllllllx't'rS. Hpt'll tn fnvldly Hlvnlhvrs HIKIIIUHinFSS Hlvn give risv 1n distusghnns nt11'ur- rrrnl issuer: in c'nlnlnm'l'v. Alpha Kappa Psi takes pride in living the nltlvst national Inrnfrssiunal frallr-rnitiK in H1? Held of r'mnmrrce. hav- ing 1mm llnlmlvrl ill NNI' in Wlll. Eta Chaplr'r Was eslahlishml in WI 1-. TM lul'ill ,u'rnuln r-IIMIIIHF il: whnlars-hip awurrls and slutlvnl llliill l'mul thrnllgll lux Mumps Huing uml an annual randy sale. in ll'llf :1lIIL ;. 1fHfRUFiIH Page 50 DELTA SIGMA Pl Sint'e I924- Ilt'll'l Sigma Pi hm: 13mm um.- uf Uiuvinnati'u uulrslancling,r pruh's, nnal fraternities. Urauing ils IIwmht-rr- frnln lho Cullt-gr- cal Business Aflll'linibll'illiull aml tlu- Evening Cnllvgu nf Cummrrn . lin- grnup slriws fur a lwullll; rnmhina- liUll 0f Hl'lmlursllill. exlra-t-urrit-ulur business lJl'iH'tiPP. um! sm-ial m'livilx. Hath Nowqu-r lhe l'ralc'rnily hillils a damp In rPlt-lnraie tho. auniwrsurv nl' lhe fuumling,r Inf the naliunul nrgau- izaliun al NYL'. The spring surial highlight is llw VC I'haplt-r liirllulay parly. Muvh lime has been spent during llle p351 spring in preparation l'ur 1hr rvgiunnl r'um-enliun lu he held in Cinrinnuli in the full. In kwping alnreasl of the n-wr-rhanging fivlrl uf unnIm-n'e. Dvlta Sigma Pi employs Slit'aLt'FS. industrial tours: and movivs. As a fmale fur the year. a key is prcsmltml tn lhu top Hrhnlar gradualing in Business Administration. lTOW F-Foguriv. A. HarpHng. J.. Lindemonn, E.. Frederick. l'.. Shaffer R,, Hartley A7 ROW i-Myem W Haring D., Paier. C3,, Essex. R,. Grubo. G. ROW 21-th55. R., Morris, Jw Turner, R.I Moberly. K, Kulle, IL, Mucurlhy. D , Boyhz, H. Kessler, J. ROW PNelcamp. CL Brown, W , McClure, R , Wilkinsom C., Carr R. Egner N. Lehmeyer, A Page SI Peilko, 5 . Frcmlx E. i' Fischer. G ROW l-Kirs'ein A Vogele, M. Altenow R. ROW Z-Evuns. R Hibargen M Be1meschg 3 , LudWIg, N., Olssun, J. PI CHI A After three years of mil. BUhilll'SS Admiuiglralilm girh her'nme eligible fur Pi Chi Iflnsiiun. llle lmnnrary MIiL-h lll'ilnb ilS member? frllm nnlllllg Hlllllt'll in lllr' lelIiur 21ml ht'lliUi' rlzlsscs uf lhul vullvgv. Hrlwtion i: IIaSPLl 0n rin-Imlas'tir- Im-riL H-nit'c tn lhe l'IIHUgP. aml extrat'urrit'ular zlr'lix'ily. Frnrnrily EPSILOH l'um-tinm pertain principally lu prnnmling h-minim- inlpresl iu sl-Imlarship and aSIlPI'lF- of various Imusim-ss Hvltls. Each u :-1r llw group giu's sq-Imlurships tn unrihy Bus- Arl humen. I'rnlualuly it; mosat umelm! auarllA Imuvvrr. is lht? Pi Chi Epsi- Inu ring. prrsoniml vumri; ln lllc mllslalntiingr member. . . . AND ON YOUR RIGHT THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINXSTRATWON. Page 52 O AHLENSTORF. HAZEL F LEI. r; Cht- WA A DI-Hn P. mn-MI Cum ARTMAN. ROBERT EDWARD B 53 MH X-VJI. I'I . 3' Hus. 13- -. L-I'HL:J-.I Chi AIL'IHJ T MI: PM, II:'M.III--'-: . 'II.I I...- ASKREN, JAMES R. 3.3 A. :I I- I lP...--I.J-.- TI .rI-Ir' H-,-:.- M In... Kum-u P ' Bum: O... r BAHAS. GUS JOHN B.B.A C r. . I. r 3.; .I. mm a BI-w I.- ES- cg. E. -. . BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION a BALL-ANCE. LESTER JEROME. JR EBA. 3... I4. Mn-..--I Lm-b GI-;- CM- BALLIET JAMES LAIHJE Ff .IM Iv... v Fm j. w. r... .. 1- .I.. .- ' Mn. C:.n.; rl 3C3... .-: I FC. BAR'KER GAYLE E. EBA; C. .,. r z. .3 T .. mu... IS... BARLOW SHIRLEY E- 3.B..A C ::. CI-I- 3 KAI K'II..-.- 4N.A.A Y 3n H. hr E'w' II1 1 I BU III't- D P. l?--. .3! hr, ; .- . p... uh: .-: Ctr; Imnr Swr'w l: H --. n .I IPr- . BERNENS, HARVEY C-B. BUR Cn. I ma! Old... PM. Knmn IPM T'w. .-.::.ArrI;FrS-x.ci, IFr BISHOP. ROBERT CpiB BA... Earm'Vn. IH.nc.- SA E, BOCKSTAHLER, ROBERT LYLEWBBA Ci'. n-u'yL C,LICI Q mm: Cw. tRmh Chm, 51,500.: ChrrII B..-.. A-l. Tnbunal :Prr- j; UM: Y. M C. A. BOURGRAF ELROY' EDWIN BSA. Cinr nnnh p. cm. ,.T.- a. A. I... ...;. nm- S. ..:-r-; 0. 3mm... BI IFC :v Pr I. 9.1 0 BROWN. LEONARD- 3.313.. C IHJIHMH O' -:I. BRUNING, ROBERT LEE 8.3 l M C nrur.n..I F1- .. ...1-...-. $1. 5.. Ion. S-leing Clap IV. Cr...v-.r...-.-I-.r..;; BUCK. KENNETH L75 3.. ... C. ncmnIII OI-I-J- Allglm I' cTrecJujI. E..m-1, Kvapwn Kar-Lul 9? Hm : 1 Wu EM SIJ . L'-::r:I 3 Body BURGESS, WAYLAND McCOIDwHBA, C.in:3-'.r.'1l3l Hi I. LI : 2 cm: mph... mm... mm... P... M-':rh'I 9.; cm, S-.--.i-l-.-.- . 9. Bl ..-i. Y.M CA. 0 CADWALLADER, RAY 3.3 A Cmcvuluf CI'I: CANDOR. JAMES T 5.5 A. D'Jg'cgn CLARK; ROBERT MERLE--B.EIM, Mlnvrll R :ng CII-u IPre' V Pr: Harm'- M3L3. COLLINS, JAIMES JIN. 6-3: I M. BeH -I'.'nr.'I.F.-:; Cir: .; ;W; I- . Fm non III-rtT JM. S.M er UnII P'v: .3 o CROWLEY. JOHN RICHARDiBE.A Cm-wnnI. P- CUCINOTTA, JAMES A 7B.B.A.; C II inmw Em DEPENBROCK. ROSERT I. 3.8 A. C n-,.-.n.n n. .' nl' 7'53, El DHONAU. HOWARD CH JR.-- 5.3 A. Page 53 SEVENTH WEEK AGAIN I DOLMAN, EDGAR C.--B.B A.. Cincinnoh Ohlo, DCRSEL JOHN FREDERICK 3.3.A PurL HMS. KEN'UL'V ,Pi Kappa Nplm DUSTERDIECK THEODORE JOHN--B.3.A, CWEENHUHI OLILL EINHGRN. JEROME LEE B.B.A., Cincmnu'i. Olivigngmfl AIDhU MU- . ERKE. WILLIAM B.B.A. Clncmnuhl Ohm, EUSTER. STERUNG A -B.B.A . Co'b'm, Kcnivahyil-H Lambulo Phl W. P'mJ. EVANS, JOHN C2778 B A C rinnari. CJ'II-iu Eujm-j CHI iPIt'v., V. Pye. Ran: Sc;. Corr 5 El Ruu'l C'-'r. AU -3-. hm. Mr fro'ru-IOIJ. Uhsa tCmn Dragon. Sp. C'xm wgrlld Sigma Hump! ODK Bw An. Tannm ITreu...l C? mph Ed, Copy quHJ. WMCA C0bmc1 MUN agu Chnic Com L CLM-rgi Dov IO EV. pr-I'Cj. W.S.S.F tPubL Cunqr LSI, :F .. . . EP-ng, Corruj. Spirir chu Alpha Kappa P EPrrJoqrong-rL 'WU' EPHLI. CurmL IFL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EVANS, RUTH ANNE B EA, Norwood. W' o-Aly-hu Cm Omega Trwhj. Nphq l... 14.; DMM P' CI-i Epu-lon, PI n Beiu Gamma 81mm: EV P'C , L Cc; En cm; L'M'Iwi f-r-z Chrll,. Tree: Bu , Ad, Wibnnu! EV. PW... SLCJ, Y.W.C.A., W-zrrch Jr. Aih'nr Jr. cm; A- ,- Cnun -: R.E.W. Hr-ru .I My Chan, va DIM, tPubL .J, f.gL-r-n HrmJ: tExec. 9w: L Nww. Recm :1 UN .L EH7. Mg' 1. UC o FANADY. GEORGE W.--B.S LM, Pn-Lr-r I. n1 w V'ivg .w --Dr:H-J mu Dullgl lnlrowu-ul.. FAYH. THOMAS GUY B EFL, Cmvmnul OM... SH-Jbbuld Eu EIJJO D-lU-J Sigma PI, Y.M C An M-Jrkt-hng Club GI-J-t- CJub FOGARTY. ANDREW THOMAS--B B,A , Cmurlnoh, CIInu-Dc-Hu Eug- mo FM Wrw$ FORSTEK ARNOLD B.B.A , WV; HI- LL va :-r.--x.. O FOSTER. THOMAS CHARLES B.B.A Cinriuro'i, 0mm. FREES, 011078 B A Cw... mm C Kappa Pi, Srnbl'uar-i 3: Bhn-I I EM Shanna l? .1, Alpha Csn-mun LHgl'lU. FUNKE, DONALD CUFFORDVBEA. gnwm om p Kappa Alp ; DU'HZVCG'P. GIEB. PHILIP G.-B.S.LM., Cmr mm: Oh; cm.- 0 61;. Alma Tm Omega! Arnold AH S-u'II-lv o SELLER. HERMAN BEA. Cm-L-wn-jt Oh-n GLEASON, WILLIAM J B E A C. n - nrm'll Cu. .. GEOHGE CHESTER LnEBA. Cm: nrmh. Ohm P'I. EM E-ij': Amho Kappa Pm Man-an CM-t- Y M.CA GOODFELLOVL RONALD LEE EBA cw x F r . . r-' MF'VII': IV. P'v- Trot: K-JDpn AX .: tV. PH- -. PIn'i-ga- Tmhr. szw-caz ' dI-i tC-rn- :4th M-y .1 5mm. Brm-W IrfPL - c . smrm gnu Wu P; IMm EL-whn - Sy-w-w mt BUM D..,, E:r-: cf... O GRUEN. CLAUDfiBE A. Cin- H'H'V'Jlil OM;- P. metujg Pu Him- Trnrr J UDK. Fm n r: C1 -- :1 EFr . '.J E- -. N. Tr in MN MW SHH-JM Ta Kappa Ahnm IIPrr' ; Mnr; Dv-Lgcr- Tuqm, GUERTLER, CARLTON 3 B B A, Cr-r, nna1-, Ornc anrI.lJI J Cu. NLJIHL Arnold Al! Sa-,rw GUILLAUME. WALTER F. B.EA p T'ur-r-1n' merLystrACA Wm Siqrr-o P: W PregL GUS'hM'-SON GAIL ROBERT-E'. EA. .lm r::I..-.ur.. N w hrl Page 54 . HARPRING JAMES LEROYaBBA CIMIIIIIIIIII UIIIII DIIII-I PI IPIQ, sI-cI EIIIIIIIII; CIIIIIIII SIIIIIIII Co-InIII. HASSEL ROBERT BRUCE BBJK Cn:InnIIIIIOI1iI3 Pi KIII-I-II AIII:-II PCIII EM SIquIIgI MII-II'rIIIII- r.I EIIIIJ I3 rIrrIIIIrI SI-IngI-I ITr--,I-,.II PIIIIIII-IIII rJrTl. HELCHERI EDWARD BEVIS EBAI CIII.:.rIn.;IIiI OI. III HERSH. GAIL CHAMBLISS- BHBAI ChI'JII-anunqn II;;anr Iw- ChI SIqmu SIqrrIu ODKI UII'I'I P? D-. In: Epz'I IImII I' Mr A, Relig AHOII'. CIrnII NIKWI RI, Jr-J IA; Copy E'II F I! I CInaInncIIonI Leriurcr-Ip CUHI IFIHFII'I'JI CEIIIII M. n FL AIJvIzmI 2W IIIL-II Um. II.I;rII PII. AIIJII I II --II-. I RM; Cm ' I-IIIIIIII JII 2;III IIII... Surcr- W HEHJIIL Co: n II F5 C .Im PI CIIi EII iltIrII I W C A. VDrie-hr CQIII,I PIugIJrII CrIr- I ITrI'I,II,III 0 HIEARGER, MARY EMJLY--BBAI CI- EV. P C 3? HODAPP, DANIEL EDWARDiBJAI DI'J'fI-IYII O: I. Arn-gI-I Au 8- IZIEIVI Pcthing R.Ile-.I Y.M.C.A.I FILL. IrI-;.I PII Dr-Illl PII:I ISSITTS CARL B.SI M. N-- 'w IIII-I CI; N-w I'IIII P. LIIIIIIII PI.I ISecI HIIIEII PIolil. JACOBSI DONALD SiSIBIAII CiIII.III-IIIII IiIIIII; o JACOBS, ROBERT C.-B BA. CInI;iIIII...III CII.i.I B-:-I.I T-I:-III P.. JONES, CHARLES ROBERT-EIBA P4JlH-J'IJI lllIi HIJ PI K-'Ir.r;-'I AI poh IIIIIITKEp JOHN D. S.EA I;III.;;III..II.. UI-I. IIIIIIII;I IcI,II.III,I 9-... KANTERI JERRY75.B.AI CIFIIIIIIIIIII C G SigIII'I AIII'...I M- IBTI :I I.F.CII HIIIHII KESSLER, ROBERT LiaIBA l'I- I...-II;,I Nr-w Yon Pi l-II-II-I-II PI. II-Iowe Mgr L KIEFERI DALE L.- BIB AI Fir. TIIIjIIIII- KI :II.II .- KIRSTEIN ANNETTE RUTH- B B A C:n..:IIII-.III CIIIIIIWAIIIIU Orragn ETn: n- I Cc Er: CI. L- , 5. I W.C.A. . ineIII N-: w R- I- IBI.-. III, P c-I. Ep, IV III, I II Dem: EIIIIIJII IsI.c.II BI-In LIIII-IIIU I,.....-.I, .I. II; r;I..II.. V LCI Jr, Adrian, AIIIII-J LII'IIIIII-I Dv-H-I KLEKAMPI ROBERT C B.B.A CinnmrIIII I r,. I KOHESI JAMES KENNETHVIB,BIAI UIJIIIIII CUIIIII QI-I LI :- Y,MIC.A.I 3.9mm AIpth EIJIIII-JII MIIIVIIIIII K'II IJI v-II- III- IIII --I. II. Team, KOEHLYI PAUL VINCENTWB.B.AI U-J'I'IQFII OIII-IISIQI'I'I PIII FI I,IIi InIrqr-IIIrola. KRUMME, DONALD PAUL 83 AI Cmrmr III PIequs TraIneIIII EcII,.II-I-,I o! Rm.- IPI KUNTII JOHN AIWBEVAH C-ncIrInJIII C'IIm CLIk-I CI-I- WWII- PI'II DelIu Them. OIIIIII SI-JIIIQ CII ISI.-I.. O KUTZLEB, OLIVER B.E.A.I CIII-I .IIrI-I'II OIIIIJ LAMB, ROBERT WALLACE BSIMI c MIIIIIIIII 0I....I I.:I.I-.I..II,. c. Alpha IIIIz-IJIJ, sIIIIIng cub lTr.:-J'.J QIIII- CI..II. LAWSONI WILLIAM THOMAS E.BA.I CIIII.'IIII;7III O' ;--P.' DEW?! heI-a. LEHMEYERI ALBERT JOHN JRIWB B A,I CInIAIrInI1I.I CIIIIIIW Lg. I. L JIJ CM AI phu ISDCIOI Chm; DcHrJ Sigma PI IF I I-I -I Ad TrIb IIanI IV Pre: JI Mm 8mm; AI'III-n IT'S SIMPLE IF YOU KNOW HOW Page 55 TOUGH QUIZ. BOYS? I LEVY. MARVIN LOUIS-BBA. l'.'.mr-Irmr Ohm 50 4 Nplm M 1. le- L fFJ LINESCH, JOHN HENRY B am C:ru'MnWIH,C1I'----S g'r-.: O LLOYD, JAMES BYRON BELA. C-rc--.-'-.uH-. 5P L' A, J, .J ITrr41'.V Bum. LOTTERE'L DONALD HERMAN B B A Cm-iun'I-H i'i' L- DHIM S-q mu PH MUHu-llng Clnl o LOTZ, FERD JOSEPH B BA. t.:.- r-n i I:-- L'a- '. N; - : Kappa P. LUDWIG, MELVIN R.--BABA. L'Lm-nr-w'w Gim- LUEBBE THOMAS C 8,? A Cv- 'r-Mr r'jn LYWNS, BILLY CURTFS-S 3.11 A' m: Yg-nr P Kruw' : Alr-w-n. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION a MACY. JOHH- E hwy i-JM-auhll- ,., mu-m MATHEWS, PAUL Dr . IP'r- H.C tPr: . CM ---1 ion B-.I Sr. Rrr-mund In'L'Jn'J anbicl Ch. Nphu . .j: M-n SMCW W Pre..1, MATTO ANDREW B.B.A R-r. mm PM-n Juan J. MECLURE, ROBERT M.7R HA . Linuwlmhl Clhm Dnlu SnjHM Pw. O MCNEILL, SAMUEL ALFRED Bark. Lm-.nr-,HI Clrhc Alpha TOM Chm 3'1 MILLS. DONALD J 3 B A NW L'n MORGAN, JAMEs B E: A m. .m..r Pr nrm- mm I. MURRER HAROLD C,--B BA. Cn- .... .1 cub; o NIEDERHELMAN. w, A7551 Ci'w'I'n-jlh :n , NOSENCHUCK, JEROMEJHHM MMH-nl... NW, H. 3.7,. A L-i ;: M n -: EL' 'r 1 DD? U - - - .: K..:r.r.: P qPrV '.' F ' HrI - O'BRIEN, JOHN 33A, Fm! n,.-.,-. . Lung, .f . - wx B A: .- Fd 1M C A '- ' Em Sqr-w, F-I. . -.- : ,!,.- ,4, MW- 5 . . F DIM: E;- M Tu.- OSTROV, HERBERT E - B.EW mu 1:. .. N... P.- . , A M A. FM L-J'd 1-. Fr. :3...- - . v C.- Tu. e PACE, WFLLIAM LANGDONV EBA. :p. k --.' r.... .2, 1' PETERS, ROBERT WALHSER EBA 5-:r'nrw'raf Ahi-q. 5.01 FFEIFFEIL JOHN 1 33;: r: ..- PORTER JOSEPH SIDNEY. BEA ,- . ..,.. r m. Page 56 FORTEIL WILLIAM KERNS-IHiA Cinunmh Ohm me I4; I- 10 I,- SI :I- 1.1 POTTS. HAROLD RICHARD, JRH B.EA1 w- mg: Nl'w I ALI-mnl IV. I'I-g . 'I'Ir-Iza-Ij RACTLIFFE, CHARLES RICHARD EBA. D-.-Im Hwy :1 hImI-nI Dm-ru . .I..n- 0111.. D.IIII1 1.. Innm-I-w-L F'-. n..I REARDON. THOMAS E B.EA C ummnnlI mm: o RENTI CHARLES ALBERI H,HA L- p.- A W t ,..., ... Ipr. C-I-I CI-I- RIES, ROBERT L. B B A. I: n-rlrIn-w CH-n. ROARK1 GEORGEANNE GREEN 813A. cm 1r...1-..;. m: C-, E: CI l-, pm Mn Mrylwrn n..--. k m. non LOUIS 3.3m am. A ,. o ROSELL, RICHARD s a 1-, AH aw run. ROTHCHILD. EUGENE MAURICE B.EIA, cn-mmw Cw.- AIL-I'a MIL Hum RUPERT. ROBERT CARLE--E B A1 Cw .rm-Ir IJI-Ifh-A' .. 1-. AIpIm PHI Clmeqm RUTLEDGE. NELSON D. BEA. PI-uI'IIIn-IH-m Pwn-,-I1m I O RYE. WALTER L783. A. CIn-'IhnnI.l r71...n, SAFFER1 MARY ANN7 B B A., Cw 'm m. '2. SCHABAIERLE. JACK WILLIAM EBA C n I'-II'JI- I'J' Kars-rm NOW ,1 P Arnold A'r 'w w'c. PENN: Pll'r 'IWH'. SCHELLENBERG ROBERI WALTER E.B.A. Umri-m-H rw ' Em MJI-' man u I f.M.C.A an Iiin,- A';: nI:I1-mu o SCHOENE DONALD RUSSELL-B BA, Tm w P--. B-m Ciernnr: 5.3mm w-- w I SCOTHORN. DONALD Cr 578A, D3. -'-'. V --P' Vw': I'--M rrmnjl ., 5CHOTT1 CLIFFORU J---B.BA.1 Ci-: nn-::.'1 OM... AII'M KIIL 11-51 P SCHUBERT, ROBERT WILFRED BHBA. CI . ITFEU 1E5.1, N.H- Pr:.-:--Il M--1rl m- 1 31 0mm S-gr'm r:.i; 1h. Y1MCA1 Q SCHULTE. RICHARD RENNEIH BEJL Cm..-.n'n C .- SCHULIE VIRGINIA AUDREY BBHA Lv-.mm'ul- C'Iw L '- - 1 . Dr Itns EH-v1 Cub, CI I- 15- .I 5F.E.'1 r31. L CI I. 1- HI; Tu- Alph w. P- H Ir'I-l- j. Y Wt: A, SCHUTIE CHARLES ROBERT BB Cur-z.r.n I'I H- . IJ-1 D- .' I II.-'ru :I.-l-IJ1. SHEPER1 ROGER LEWIS E! B A, I NEVER THOUGHT I'D SEE THIS THIS DAY. Page 5? 3'4! .mm 11' .1. .Li'L'T . - :- ..il-aimw L' . AT TEN PER CENT ANNUALLY I SHEPLER, ROY KEMFER H.B.A., C-1--. 1II-'1'-. D1 ini-H-H' B'T'Wm' Werlninjrr F..1..n.:i:.11.on 1P1..'..'1. SHIVES. JOHN L713 EA. C '1..'1:11111 C1 SMITH, RAYMOND W'AYNEi 8.5 A. 83h: 11:13, lr11lu.'1111:: SNYDERH JOANNE PAE .E B A. C m' nr1-JI 0114:1JK0L1J11 '1 5. P1 C111 EL. 1I:1r1 1'11. E; LI 1- 13111 Wr'-1r'1.-r1'1.'-1 1.: -11111;11:r. . SNYDER. ROBERT CHARLEsiBEJK Cm: '-1'1-'1'1 1511-1 - P K11, 1,: Air-hc'u. SOWAR, JAMES WJLUAM E B A. C-1-1.lu.-1W1', 0' 1'. STEINER, KURT D.- EBA, C11..1111:1.11.. C'1:..S.q-1.. Alum M. H1111;1. STEINKAMP, AUDA CLAIRE 15 15 A.' H- C11l- A 11111; 1311-11-1.1 L'I.-11.1 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SIENE, MARLENE M 73A A C1 1.1',11..-AI1.11 11-.-1..1 D1-1'.1 ETH-J J. 6-31-1111-1 D-'-I-.. 1T1. 1.. ,1WCA C 'rl1l11r STEWART. DONALD C. H H A. AHinnrr 011111. STEWART JUNE M EBA. C....11.1.111. 1711..:.-1:1.. 1'-1...-... 111 .1 .1 0...; C1. E. C: 1' w CA. L1 STOCKELMAN, PAUL E BEA C -1 .1...11 C11.:.'1 I STONE, GERALD C .B.B.A. Ly 1'-.- K1-r11115- E11111! P111 -111..1 P115 P1111911 A11 5111, 1'.- An.. , f. m .Jn C111. :51. w 11.! H-1, 51 r . Cara S111. . Plr..jr;1r1'1'1a'-1, L111 1'1 EL. 1.1'1'1'1171-1 C3111 1 STONESTREET, ROBERT DONALD BEA C1.1.....-.1-. 01.... STRICKLAND, STEPHEN STEEN- S.E.A. C1n1'1r1nnli 1111 P11110111 A11 81,11,1-I1y tNm. Cullul. A'w-u K'a1'.-1..1 Pu. STROSS JAMES EDWIN BUBA 11.: 1:1;11-L D 3 F111 A-I- ......11. 1'11...- A11; 1.11.1.1. F 0 TADGE, CHARLES HENRY B 51.M. 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WILLIAM ANTON Bil M B IIMIII, rIIIIM-M A- IA 'r.MC.A C'IHI'III M o.;..-. Ipm I II-IIcII. r,-M.II . VATTERI HAROLD LEE IBISIIIMH C- ' 'N. V? C VOGELE MARY ANN 331W IIM IIIIII :I CIIIII; TIII I-I P': AEIMiIII tCer. m- I. c. .E. PI CIII EI- III.. I--. I-I.I I. II-II CI- II- III II SI- II I I WAIGAND. RONALD GEORGE BEA E III PI-II III-m CI I1; WALSH MARILYN ROSE B. B. A. CIFI-unn HI t'II .I, F'I :III FII II.- m CInI IrrIji-jn l'J','A PI- III F' - I um. I. FI 'jI'I-JIILEJ. P E w WARD. GLENN EDWARD B.EAI Lj.-.- II---I' WASSERMANI MELVIN BERNARD BIB.A.. CIII- E'HUIII Ohm. BI III GI-IIIIIIII 5 II-I.MI IPI---.I qum. A ;.'I.M-I M Mr HIM, M-IIIuI -I . H I. I. Phi El: gIIII WATSONI RICHARD W.-5.B.A L III I'IHI'II ITI- WEISER, NORMAN MTRON- BBA M-I II AP PII-I WELLING, VERA ELIZABETHAB BAH C- ' I tSI'hrII- Ir IIIr- Cn'I'IfI. C-rI Ep CIMIr-I AT4.W.L.A WELLS, RICHARD L es.I.M., Ciu ..I....III CIi-IM; AII-I I4..,,M,..I p. fMu-Iur ,I M --II; A I CI E I--r-II-II.-MI 0-... IrI.,II,.,I Ih'l ! WELLS ROBERT CHARLES B B A. CII II III '-II I', A : III V'III-I P.I SIIIIIM- -rIT A'v'l WENGLER, HERBERT WILLIAMM 8.9 A. CIrI- rIrI-I-.. f.- WILKINSON, EDGAR LEE BSA. CIIL H'IU'I' :-I:M,, LH'IlIlj L'- NrI'II'I, QM. Club M I-I'I-IrI WILLSONI BARBARA G, 5.3.x FILE... rI.M:II-. IAM.- H II Cm CI:- EII CHIL- IJCrMOp DIM. 9L 5mm- M WOLFI LAWRENCE BEA n' IrnI-II riI'IIM;. SI-gn-I Aqua. III. IPrF F IIIM-IIII-I C: I. Pr;fZI-I IB-. H II II 4M MImnvI ..I . WOLF WALTER HiBBA GIIInI IzIII.-I. MInn-, m 75.3w AIM . EI--IIIII VI' II SMII LHIHI Sui: .m, t- I. 'II V. 1 : L-I I Pu. M F I:- YEE. BENWB KAI CIrIr'IIIrI-H CHIN;- YEE. JOSEPH W. L -E.B.A. CrnIIIr-II. Ii -- SMZ-JIirIMIII V. E1:- AICJJIX YOUNG. RODNEY BERT EIEJ'X. C rII.i'IrI;;I-l 0' 3 ,p- D l-:I 1'--'-I :PIr-.l. ZIMMER AUDREY GRETA -B. E A C II- - .rI I? C PI :-'I F; L -EI-UL. lT WASNAT THIS HARD IN CLASS. Page 59 ' COLLEGE or ENGINEERING h. I'JUH llw CuliI-gr ui' Engineering was founded as a dfpill'llllt'lll of the l'nin-rsily. In 1000. Ih'nn Herman Srillwitlt'r put inln nperuliun 11.15 Illilll Hf t'H-U'JDFHHVO Pdut'nlinn. Hinu- Ihal ln-ginning uitll lu'entlx-svwn c'u-nps. lllt' prugra-im hm mpamlml uniil mm. lln- ,crhnul drum. stucIc-inls- l'rnm all set'linns nl' llu- t-uunlry. 'I'lw sv-u-n m'vk allurnaling lmriuds Hf unI'L 21ml N'iII-III inau- llrmvn Imlh llfi'llfliFHl :nul sum-vssful. Slurivnls H1213 u'nrk their way through WI'JIWA svhcml and gain experienre ul llw same? time. SI-exing; Illt' prim-iplk-s nhich lllm leurncrl in Ft'hnul uppiiml rm tlu- julu pl'IwiIIt-s runrr rle-liw learning 3 Sim: Id fur llw I-Hgim't'rs. Ixullouing in lllt' fnulslvps nl vngim-n-rings. LC rn-urganizwl 1hr: culleng uf I'iusinvss Mlminish'elliun aml Applied Arts. uml illl'lllllf'll lln: mu-uly systvm in Hwir i'urriculum. .5? DEAN C. ALBERT JOERGER Page 60 uuua..-n...... ROW t-Kruemer, J.. EbeL Dt. Burgess, J.. Harden, K.. Haddod. O, ROW ZAHouk. 0,, Lewis, D., Diclu-nan, F., Hochudett J.. Friend. WW Scott K. Stalk, J.. Wedbush, E. ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL wiry Hulding llw rains: nf 1hr- College at Engineering is the Engi- neerhlg 'FrH:UIud. 11108? t40chul errrSvntatchs ut the ttass9s Uf this r-nllrgr IlltTI J'rgutarly tn tvgulatv 21ml L'nntrnl thv at't'n-ities 0f the L'ullegv. lemnsihililiw mud dutit's of tho nther Irrganizatimms RIP ussigluwl HIHII'HIHTlhIHlUlL us ncJI us a nlnIchr of SDLWAI PVEIHS Inlamth Amnng the highlights ulh lhc mr-ial r'nlondur 21111 the Eu- gineers. Ball. Cu-up Day. amt tho Htudent-Faculty Picnic. The Enginevrs' Hall is tlw high pninl in the program for IIIP year. Exam?- mul slittr ruh's arr fnrgutlrn as tlw students- uml their dates usswlllltt' for 2111 vxvitillg mulling Ht fun amt relaxation. ThiS ycarjs quil nun: hvhl in lnmnr of St. Putrirk's Hay. Ken Harden was the rhairntan 1d'thv runtuthtcv hutlIErge ut H19 PVPnt.'fhe cnntntntec im-rvztsml thv pnpulnrilt wt thu- mvnt 113 having a erI-knmvn lrantt fur claiming. Th0 ulhl-r ru-nls srhmiulml m'rr of n more H-hulzmtit' nature. UH tlnmnp Hay thv buildings and hills u'vrr- npvnml In high school hllltlttlllr-i intrrvsti-ti in vntL-rillg the LC cn-np lJl'ugram. A day tong :urrit-r: nut uvlititit's thh lll'rlnnt'd lu slum lht' xisitnl's a gum'l limo. unit ttlt tn giu- them '4 true pirturv of Engineering student life. The hlwlvnt-fac-ultix' luirnir: all the onul nf the schoul year was given to bring almul a clusm' tie lmtwvtln thv prufnssnrs and students, often Ilut guinml through I'lesrtmm rulltm'ts. Thus, the tribunal 0001'- dilmtes utl the actixitivs of this 00-011 College. Page 62 'I'All BETA PI The higluisl srlmlustiw- hnnnr which van Iu- IIPQIIHVETII upun rm umwrl'iussnmn in llw Cullu-gc uf Enginvering is Plomirm tn Tau Hc-lu Pi. Fuuntlml :ll Lehigh Lniwrsily in IHHS. lhu nrganizaliun lukrs its rllrllilnt-I'Hliip frum thus? students in the 1H1; t'ighlll hf 1'10 .Ilmiut' Class. the lnp flflll Hf lhlr HPll'lHl' x-Iuss. and from Him? alumni whirl: have made great l'lJntTi' lruliuns lu llw profession. The Bvla Ifllalllt'r uf Tau Bola Pi was Ilnrrm-Il ul IL' in 1015. The chief funI-linn of the. nrgan- izuliun is In thatc'r u spiril 0f liln'ral cullurv in the. Engineer- ing Cullvgt-I. 0m: uf lhc' :Ilcljllr prujmsts I117 HIP chirly is 10 give lllc Aludmlls ml uplmrlunily 1n grmlr' llwir tFilI'hf'rh'. Ry making?r a rarvflll Sillth uf fht' lupininns exprmsvd in rlass. imprvrlani sllggq-sliuus are made In llw pmfvssnrs In help imprm'r lvut'lling tm'lhutls. Amung th at-litilic-s Inf lhe- yvar were a scrics OI ICL'llITIJh nu Lilwrul Arts: and tho. slrrvitrv Inf making available lu graduating wninre: Iaullvlins from grmlualv st'htmls alrnumi 1hr nalilm. 'I'hvsv hullvlins arr kt'pl in NW Engineering Library ior thnso cnginovrs planning In Full- linue study. 'A ROW I-KonkFe K Osferbrock C. Turner D., Curpenfer L Frommer. P MCAndrewg. J . Hagedorn D. ROW 2-RueMman, J.. Dunifom H. Tillovmn. J Chc'o J Foster G. Fun J.. Donze R. SrJIrIeH D ROW 3-0Hing. R Chulkaly P... Anderson. M. Fopp H Garner L GnH. E, Uh E ROW HLQWS. D Fuldnelr H Kinsman, R., Fcuris R., Reynold; 0., Hook. 0., Hunier R. Thompson, C. ROW SwHomer 0 Rgbgn G. Allison C Ernst, J Pieroni. V. der field, J, Schrceder. 5.. Schneiden W. Page 63 CHI EPSILOH A Chi l'jpsilnn EH lht' H'llUlilHlil' lmnnraq l'ru' lllllmrclass I-hil rnginn-rs. .Xlihnugh lllv lm-zll Isllalltm' is an Ew years uinl. 151v group ir- quitv urliw in rumpus: lift: 'l'ht'y strivc 10 lll'lllllllll' Imulvrsllip. st'hnlnrsllip. untl Nll'ial iife' alnung 111C c-iin rnginm-ring stunlcnls. Thu spunr'mr a nunllwr ul' vwnls juinllx uilh lln- ulhur r-ngim-vring hunnmriI-sz. Early in NH: u-mlwr t1 lumuluvi has lwlwl :ll tlw Tuun anrl linulllr'x Clulw at uhil'll Hmvn lmnnr s-lullan- h'l'l'l' inilialwi. Al lhl' salm' mett- illg IIHil'l'l'h fur E81511- uvrv t'lw'll'll zlml 195:1 Ilrth-illclll. Charles .lnulTrr. Iurmwl Elu' ruin: uwr 1n UL'HC Carma ROW ! 5:hreeder, 5., Konkle, K.. Schngiderl w,. Pun, J. ROW 2-Rue-hlman. 1., Glass, D . May H. Gordon, L. Schnell, D, Miracle, H ROW 3- Lewis, B, Fuldwer, H, Klngmam R, Steinknlk. FL. Prahn. W. Hulstenberg, R, ROW l Gotner, L. SfauHer, C, Fos'er, GW Chapman, D. ROW 2-Chnse, 5., Gilkcy. IL. Car- psnfer. J.. Carmer D, 'I'clllclr'umI L ROW 3w Uisch, F, 60H, 8., Dickmnn, F, KUbinski, J, Schcclwen JH PruH, R. ETA KAPPA NU V Flu Kappa Nu is- lllf' national eI-lmlantir honorary fur juninr aml seniur e-Im-tril-al rnginvcrs. Throughout lhf' year Hwy spmmur many ariixilim tn add ulrieu In lllt' onginrvfs rumpus trillentlar. le suplmmnrt-s arr ur-quainlcd uilh lllt' fwlrl of study in a empimmurc nrienleltinn views presented by Ilw urgurlimliuu. Thl' leIx-rrlasSmm au- shnml 1l1rnugh 1118 labs, in whirl: Hwy u'iil hum luil m'er experiments. and are inlrmlut'ml ln lilo professors of lhe murv mh'aln'etl L'IHHSt-s. 'I'ht- final high Iminl in this year's lnrugram was the annual r-inl'llvr banquet. ul ulIiL-h Ur. Lnuis Brand u 21.: the speaker. --sea-. m. -.,.f A. S. C. E. This spring: lhc- I'ivil f,-n;.rim-vrin;; nlunirnl t h.'lllll'l' un campuh wuh lmsl 10 HIV Nurlll U-nll'ul Ennl'r'rI-Jlr'i- Hf ASCI': Sludent flhalnlvrs. Flarlil'r in lln: lu-ur lllv :Igmulu im-Iuclml juiul nu-eti ingn' will: ll'w Cinrinrmli ASH , HI-niur L'Implt-r, u picnic. and parties which help ln mum! nul llu: hIIPiill Iiu-s of ll ! nnemlmrs. In auldiliujl 1n thew hpr'riul Ilillc'lilllls thv group had iln' regular Wrt-rlm-Hllay mq-vlings nl wllirh guvsl let-ukvrs prl'Svnlt-rl IthiIICSS aintl lm'hnicul iISIIf'FIH ui' lhvir lit'ld nl slurllx. These glimpses 0f the future hclp Ir; lm-pan- tlu- nu-mluors fur entry into the pm- fossion after gradualiun. Great: advant'es haw lum'n IIIZIIIP 11; 11:9 group as a result of rlnsn t-u-nporallium lmlwr'ml lhl' fau-ully mid lhc student UHicurs. Uuring Hm past fvw yrars lilr- Iurmlur-rship has mwlled, the zlr'litilivs Inn I'alJIIplF aml llll ll : J'Pgiunzll len-ls hin'v $9911 in- ugl'r-aHr-tl imrl r'luwr fvljuwship has IJI'FH tlrvvlnpml llt'lwvcn the. various classes as- 1hr rc-mll Inf llu- Frwllman Smnkcr, senior picnic. uml ll'm frequrnl parlirs which are givon whenever serrliuns cllaugv. LOWER PICTURE ROW l Chapmun D Fostef, G , Anderegg, F... Ufsch, F., GDH, BH Huddud. 0.. Gornen L ROW 2-MHlar. L Buyer, JI TuHor- :05, L. Gillxey. R,I Chase, S, Carmer, D. PEHibone, H., Fania TOP PICTURE J. SiauHer. C . Carpenfer. J. ROW 3-Daniels N.. Dickmnn, F.. ROW l-Gross, E, CrolL 0. Kirk. 1,, 00ch L. Eliedlng. Hr. Kubinski, J1, Fnzv E.. PraM, IL Schcelwer. 1 SthrL C.. Sch Sounders. J P., Gibsom L, Wundmucher, C. 1;; w Page 65 l m1 ..- A. S. M. E. ROW I-Oldrieve R7, French 6.. Lumlev L. Chain, Jr, Burgess, J.I McGlone, L Timmer. W, ROW 2-Mariin. W., Le Roy, 0.. Campbell, H , Duff, Jr, Walsh, J . HorrofL L Bredenbeck, R., Lund, G ROW 3-nGuvin, J., AEspuugh D., Mum, Ci Lipferi, F Schwinn, J . Theiinq IL, Tudor. R, Kurp J., Kempen K. ROW l ColIins D. CorrolL RH Thomp- son, C. Loehrig. M. C.. Green. J. ROWE -Kr5nul:. H. G Dunifon. Hr Pause, R. EV. McKee. W,, Tillotson, J, Parsons. R,, St, John J, ROW J-Draka. F. MHler. T,, Scheske, C , JchnwcnnI L, SiolL J,. Huber. K. Pieruni. V. MW HH'I' fnrh UH'II'H IIJI' Irliu-rsiu nl' Iiinl'inlmli hmm-II 1:1 Iht' 'nm-lin'ml Hm-iriy nf Mr't'llnnit'ul ICIIfIiIII'Pl'P huh ulln-mplml In L'I't'll llh' ululn-rrlussmcn arquuilltml with HIV Iu'r'pnnzll mu; pruIrissiullul prululrrll; Inf Hw iluhlylrirh Inf I'III' zll'rn. Bl't'illlH' Cim'immii i:-' lht' unt'lll1't-Illl'rnfil1t' murllim- lunl industry mid lllf' sight Hf runny lurgta'alle nlllnmuluilc- aml nirvrufl prmlur'liun plunls. gn'f-al ulnpur- Illniliu- :lr'r mnihllnll- In Immlle'n IIII- knuwII-flgp HI. 1111- I'..'l';lllll;llill:; l'llgilll'Pl'R, N Jurgr nmrlin'l' III fu'ld lrills hint- lIc'I-II r-I'III-IIIIJr-al NI Illl' XFWH'; IIH'IIIIII'TH run we IIII- 'Jlnlltx Hf llle- rin U I'll: lmwlingx r'rllrl'V-I'Wilnliu-s Ilf Vill'iulls runqun r ;nuT,wumen3 at WiuhlhtT HHkHtinHhTPH l ulhr grunlu Wqura hn1ndvd in HHs yrarl srdr5 urrr '1'rnirx hnnuI PHIch Id :ul ljxginvvrI' f?plu:rhnlhivs in tIn-linginrvrhIg Prnfrnsh.n;'znni'1Jnslfhqugr Hlunlp of .m ICHgiIu-I'i'. rHIMI' IH-IIJ HIP tllPFllflllif'nl-x ln hlt'v llh' pl'niill'lrlh nllir II uill Izllrr t'UlIfr'IIIII lIu-m. Page 66 ROW IaClapsuddm, PI Turner, D., Hagedorm D. Forincsh R ROW 2a Beverly. B, Sramn, C. McClanchum W., Kitchen, J; ROW JhChulkley. R, McAndrews 1.. Norinn. A. Piclmr'mg, H. A. I. Ch. E. A T0 jJFHIWIlC folluuship anti ilill in llw aln'izll lilll' nli I'll I'lu'lnir'al emu! mt-lullm'git'ul vnginm-ring rifllllt'lllri iri lilu- main ilLHH'liUH UI- AICIIIC. 0n Fridays films art- .HIIIIWH Clllrillg llll.' mum hnur ln t-IIIt-rlain 1hr nwmlwrs. Kl llw Im-vlinga Iiu-Icl :mw 21 munfh urgunimiiun nl' qusim-ss ulTuire. i.- inHmu-II M an illfnrmnl lillk lu'x unt- ul lhn- Irrofvuurrn Thr- Illllhl iIHImrlHIIl l-unt'tinn Hf lhiS 1 llginl'crilag nnrit'ty is In Illuinmin a rrhnlaIF whip gran! 21ml foam fuml. This iiirl 35 grunlml ur Iumwnl In IIIC unill: nxvruliw l'IlIJHl'iJ frIIIII illruls raier lhrnllgh illv Illlf'rallilln Hf I'auh-I-m ill llu- llllunislr; l'ruiltling. Page 6? a 00 Se Po E V Tllr Ullin Hm'h-l-x uf Prqu-syinnill l'LllyiliPl'rR is ulll' ul' 1hr- ulth-sl ur Elm mum eltthilivr' in HIV I'llgim-t'ring f'HIIPzL't . The IJllrpusU HI. this surivly'. I'nunllml Inl'r Hl'KPllH-l-H'l' Mwirh algn. is In IIFIIHIUlt' lhr- zllluml'I-mt-ul ullrl ulI-xI-ItalJIm-m nll thl- engiv variug prufn'wiun 11ml ln nirl Fluflt'llth in allaining ln'nfr-s- Eillllill stains. Hn llu- aggl-mln fur 1hr .xrzli' arw :rHIu-rlinu lrills, rnuml mhh- Ilisrllr-rinlla. illllTPSIillg lnr-lurvs imrl Imnirs. M llw om? Inf ljn- Muir lhl' :Jl'ulilu Inrvm'lllN lhl' IIIIME awnmI-Iishrd Iu'l'ilfllliltl' SIM! elm! gixI-s :1 Immlinmk In th:- uut'alamling mI-mr Em ni' ulrll :Irljal'lmr-m. ROW l-Eeverwl 5.. Ki'chen, J, Staten, C, Mc- Clcrahcn, WK Pickering H ROW Z-Jawb, LU Wen. R, Grulzer M, NoMon, A. Lundqren, C. ROW .iil-mgen-unml W, Shl'lscm C Jackson, J . Turner, D. Nevwomb C. Hugedorn. D A. II E. E. - I. R. E. ACerinlhrvngth ngsnMalamlvdnmuunalhfcisHu-AHHTL canInHHuw4dlimHunghwvH.ThPImqn$9IJIMSHHHPU'B WP Hs5nanalhn1tJ knnulvdgo nfllu-lheury and praran of RN annwis Uf elel'lril'al engineering and alliml fivlds. as wle as In furthvr llw prnkSHnnaland Hudalthvdupnwntld Hu HuuknL Tn much HHS high gtnd IHEPlhlgR are de dvd Eu lcvhldrul kmiurvs anti ths tn the variuus 2153:9115 uf th Pll'l'lril'ill I-Ilginvt'rillg pruft-ssziun. A1 1hr.- first nmjnr meeting: llw guml sIIt-ulkt-r was Mr. C. W. HIil ll; llw nhin IJu ver hrn1paI1y a1 Ireulhnn xln prvuvlnrnl a Hlnl nlllln- utrrk of hi: rwunpany'fnnnuwwllq a quwsHun and ansuwr pvrhuL AtHu Uhthnussumwnalsw1hu1ImrU'wuslwhlh.L ghkm Hw Spirhs of HIE eVaIn-rhldlvd sIUIh;Hls.'rhi9 spring lhp gr'HQI c:psp nr Survtl 1hr nric'ntalinn vlnsh fur Fraphmllnrt- t'lo'rlrit'ulH in u'hiull H103 gtHthl Hlv lv vPrrIussn1vn lhrnulgh 1hr Inystwrivs uf lht-rwrursrs and inslructors they utux- h: enrtulutvr in lhvir rcluuiniug thIrs al thv ruHPgP.'Fhe LE xvr Hy 0f :huiruuu?r1uqur of AIIiE nus hHSlalil distril't wunvnlilm hI-M in Cinrilllmli. All rlvl'lrirals vu'l'l- pligiluh- ln suluIHL IPPhIHPHI Iulpvrs 1n llu rluI vnth;n ill FUIH'H1inH1 for lhv IHHrlermuh P mJPaww uunk TOP PICTURE ROW l-Os'arbrack, C Kinsman, R., Frund, D Ludd. A ROW 2- Konlxle. K.. Schumacher, T Jocksnm 1., Grooms, F.. KuHe. T., Schneider. W, LOWER PICTURE ROW I-Ruehlmon. J. Yee. W., Fmdnen H., Vo'h, N., BurneiL Lu LewTs, D. ROW Z-Baolh. Ar. Gordon, 1.. Dam, 1.. Mum1 L.. Roesf. C.I Pan. 1. ROW 3-Schnell. Dw Gibson, L., Miracle. Hr, Slanesckg Wu Dubbel. W . Halter, J,, Hois+enberg. R. ROW 4-Neal, N., Prox, R., Gray W., Prom, W., Schrneder. Er, Seichler. K. Lohmer. W. Page 68 Pl 'I'AU SIGMA Thy Inu-mlnt-rship uf Pi Tun Sigma h :Irmm Ilrnm line HIUtIEIlIS of Im't'lumiull ngiIIm-rillg. 'Hu- IIH'IIJIH'IS nn- m-Ivr-lvrl lJfHJEIUHP 0f llleir nulhlumlillg ht'llll'iiI 5IliIi. II'iHlIJI'hIl-lfl. aml Jn-rsmmlily. This organiza- liun uas I'uumlrrl In In'nmuh- riuwr rvlalimns lu-lumrn aludvnts: anti IIN' IIIPII in llw pridl'ssiunal vml nf 1hr iivlrl. Anmng lhc- many activi- liPH ui' tlu- group arr lmuling purliI-y. a gummr'r luirnir. a 01-111; Day Exhibil. zmrl an annual lmmluvt 31 the Imnw ul 1hr l'uumIcr Hf tllr. Ilinrinnali n-hzllrlvr. Tim ilgmlilu Hl' lhl- Illuntllly llll'Ptillg is always lilIc-Il uilh unrllmhilv tlim'wsinns. lwluu-a. um! r'wnln tn prm'idt- mun: prm-lirul mpm-iruw lu suppln-nn-m Piilhsl'mull 4udie-s. ROW liDunifon, H. Chain, J., Reynoldi D7, Thompson. C., Tiltelsan. J. ROW 2-Frenclm C, Lumley, C Hmmsham. J, CumpbeH H, Duf'f J ROW 37MHV ler. L HarroFL J., Nspough. D UFFEH. F, POPE H-. MCKEE. W- ROW a-Til'l'!mer. W., McGlone, 1., Wedbush, E. Bredenbeck R., SchWimL J Walsh. J. II A. s. l The nwmlwrship nf tlw lnslilule of Avrnnz-luiit'al Sr-ivnrr-s is growing rapidly e1:- llu- slmlrx Inf ain'rufl EHIII air tl'EH'PI is gaining in impnrtmu-c. Sims 1920 when m-t'mmuiiral Pngi- mering was inh'mlnm-r! al llw l'niw-rsily. tho plan- nf llw ilir- plmw in WWII uml mililun use has Iwr'nmc Inf uimnsl inlmm- THE NEW FLUME TOP PICTURE ROW I-Runsonm L., KIu'e J, Shin, D Buluun. B. Coiclough. R. LOWER WCTURE ROW l-Luughhm R., Sorven RH Fifzgermd. 1 Hanoi: 0., Hunter, R, Varneyg Mm Kearney, V. lional unturern. Tu keep Mudvills ul' aerunauiics up-lu-dale uilll 1hr rapidly-c:h:mging designs and theories uf the prules- sinn. uet'kly IJIt-elillgs are held u-Iwrt- tiislinguishml speakers IITPFr'nt lln- laws! IIEWPIUPIHI'HIF. Parlivs are held lhrnugh tlm ymr 1n supplement lhe let-ilnirul Hluilitlri. HOW TO HOT-ROD A CAR IN ONE EASY LESSON. 0 ADKINS, EARL FRANKLIN-MuaL Damn 0m. Irmune, ALBRECHT, GEORGE HENRY-HCEEU Roujw-hru Nww York -T M F A Cot-mm A.I.Ch.E.I Men's Sonar? ALLISOPL CHARLES RICHARD-CPHE C' .V':O. C'h c---ArI - '3 am Common: Oub Tun B-UT-J Pi A.I.Ch.E, Chm. Unix, AMMENTORF, HENRIK AFM E Capanmnnn, UF-nmrari -Trmr.nl- O ANDEREGG RICHARD D, C.E.. CwlcmnoH, Oh?o-Theto Ch. Anwlw Arr Smirw Huh, Rucordcr Nunfional .. CJHJ, PeMHng me Y.M. C A.. ML-n's Sund?e Adviucr, A SC E Coop Engm-n ANDER50N MARVIN HENRY M E, Cm. mnuli, Oh-n A-mr: II 1; J CrCH Chnx Prim! U MAC. lSr; X. Men'r Senate. - 8.4.: In. P TU. Sg'mo Per'mmq ENE:6-2..l,AwI.-1JAw 5-; H; A 5 MI ARNOLD WILLIAM 0- E E,.Cn-,unn-'1tl Ohm, BALOUN, CALVIN H C E Cwn-zinnmi, O'r-I; A I CI Arm M ENGINEERING . BARTJSH, ANDREW S C E. Anon Lalr-I 0-. o. BECKER, WILLIAM RlCHARD-Ch.E.. Cm-mrqull 0mg, BLASKI, MARVIN FRANK EE, Denvc', Colorado A-w-zml iH' Tretr.J U M.A.C. AJ.E.E. lLR.E.L BOWLES KENNETH JAMEsiChJE. Roch, RwM, Oh a AmoI-W Air Socmry AJCALE . SREDENBECK. RUDDLF ME, Clewluml C'Jhmi Suqma Fr- El ..-n lHOV'n; Mgr. V. Prea.1.Vaus-r-,u:un.,1 Fr, Tract. WM C A. A MM E I'HI'CUHLYCIIL. BRINKMAH. GEORGE H.-Ch E., Covingfom KUWCLV A MCFE BUCKMAN. RAYMOND WILLIAM, JR 7MHLE. C-anglan Kunlm i'. AOAu A 5.M , ALChEH Npho Ch. Sqnm fPrrzs,l, BUKAMIEL WALTER l,iE E, CincmnaH. Ohm: a BURGESE JOHN ALLEN-M E . Fa-r LivcrpocL Ohio En; Tu L..::.H fpr', L AS.M E tPruglorn Ckr-LL Trignglq IHu.-;: M-gz. P Jp- Truine'l Bond. BUSDIECKER, ROBERT C.E. Wokoille. Ohm CAMPBELL, HAROLD FRANKiM-fM LFwian, IHinai;--Vor'iiy Gnh A 5 M.E., Sgrna Ph. Epsilon Huw e M914, S A.E. CARLSON, JEROME ALBERTiME. Jalnrzmwn New YOrIv-DPIWW T'w Delia LSC'LJ ASWIE 0 CARPENTER. JAMES E.7C.E SprlngHH-J. Vfr'rv'lomfih 5.C.E. T-JLI Bert: Pi IV Preml, Chi Epsilon PPM Em Sigma CARROLL, RODNEV KNUTE -M E. Cwmirmm1 Oma A.S.M E, tPuL-k Chm. Treosj. CAWDRY. PAUL M. M.E . Cincmnuhl OriurrScubbwd 3 BIcI-Jn lCopI J. CHALKLEY. ROGERWC.E. Fori MINm-H. Kenluch-iAICf Ph- Lumbdu Upsilon. Ton Bela P. Page 7! IT'S GOT TO WORKi t CHAPMAN. DONALD GORDON C.E. Chevy ChuseI Muryiandi A.S.C.E. ChI ED' Hon tTreo ICo- op Day tCFvll Dept Chm.J. CHATO JOHN C. M E DoyfonI OIIIOIPIII Era SagmaI Pi Tau SIgmc I585; Tau Befa PII ArItchun Common: CLub LHouL' 6 Ma! PIBSJI Y. M .C A. lnfernuIiC-nm CMIb lTrcht I Prm, II A S M. E. LIV. ChmJ Men! Sandie AIJvIsory SIJII Vanily' Tennis TeamI RIHE TeomI Wmhey FLwndeIPican CLAUSINGI ROBERT EUGENE-M.EII LirIIu. OM07A.S.M.. A.I.C.E. fRImJI A CC. Hraan CORCORAN, PATRICK JOSEPH-E.E.I Cincmno'iI OhioiAL.E,E.I AOA. 0 DAY JOHN ALTON, JRrM. E. CantonI OhIoILnIcr Vuraily Chmshon MI I.-....I.I,I. Iv P'IP JI A.5M E DEBORD. JAMES HENRYiM E. HuangIonI Wm! vngmiaMFL F.I A.I.C.E., ASIM. DEINLEINI RON 1. CI: Fl, TEIL'ImcI'I Kenincky. DENHAMI ROY STEPHENICIIE I CIIHIWIHFI OHIKIIChESL Club LSEC :II Feannq TMm'II Amenccn Cornwanr Club tT'eI35.J AIIICh.E.I Soci- .;-III UL ALIIorI-QIIV: Enginaeru. O DONZEI JAMES JULIUS ML IFE. Crmh'mI OhIa-PHI KappaI Newman FE.F CIILI ANCEASM DONZEI RICHARD IOSEPH EE.I CanchnI OHIDIPHI KappaI I.R.E.I A I E F Em Kappa Nu Tun Eek: PI Newman Club. DRAKEI FRED P,-M,EI MI-IIZ II on Ohio AqquI A.5.MIE.I GLee DUBBEL. WILFRED CHAPMANIEIEII M It-InnlI EWIII DgIma .A.I.E,E.I IIREI I DUERR, RAYMOND E EEI CImIInnnIII OMIo LuIIIbda Chi N;th IV P-I: .II A.I.E.E DUFFI JOHN RlCHARD---M,E,I North LIm-jI Oinu IIIungleI Pi Tau Simm-II New Rezwd. A.$.M.E.I O.S.P.E. DUNIFONI HOWARD EUGENEIMi. Von WPI' OhloiACUCIG IH'LII' ': MQ'IL A5.M.EI TDJ BEII'I PiI Pi Tm. S'gma EBEL, DONALD CHARLESWCIIEII IIIngIIIIwI OIIII. QEKI IrIangIPI CI. 9;; EmarnI-II EEIIJ'I EIJI Mung. Erin EIJ. in-ChiHJI Eng. Tlibunal iTrII-I3.I PI DHII: Ep-Jlun LTreJ I CHI: Nul. Comani COIIIJI CIIIII IIII-I Dr-IIII A IICI- E u EMMERICHI KENNETH M. E.E.I canny... me, ERNST, JACK B. C E.I CIIIIMIIILJHI OhinI FARRISI RHODES NELSONnCh E.I CIncInnaIiI OLIIg-.AIphg CM 5.3. IIII TIII Bt'I'j PEI A.I.CLI.E. IReLIIJI PhI LamII-Ju UpLiLan ETIea: .i, FASOLDI WILLIAM .I.-M E.I CInIzInnI-JIII O'IIQ. FITZGERALD, JACK F. A,E,I PJI'nKrJ-IHIEI Ohio IIAS. FITZWATERI HAROLD LICE. CIIIIJnnnIII OiHO. FLEMINGI GEORGE WHL'AMIC'IEM CIIIC-nnIJLII OIII-J-A.I.S. :TIIIIJIII Cu SrJ-uIrJI Chm II. A,I.Ch.EI FOSTERI GORDON WRIGHT C. E SIL-zm SprIng MuIyLund Ameri- IIIrI CuIInnon. CLIILII EHo-y L- MngI Treu L AIS.C.E. ISEQ. NurH'I C-anIcIL CrmH I Ch Ep Imn W. FI.r: Trro: II Tau BF-Iq PI. Pag- 72 a Fox, JACK L -A.E, Hamilmn, OhmiLA,5u FRET. EUGENE WAlTER-C.E.. Cmnmnuhl OhleiASLj... Wm- murals FRIELINGHAUS, KLAUS HENRT-E.E.. Rn:he'.le! Now ?'DWilnlru murola. Y.M.C.A., Weshnimmu l-urum KPFCE-J. LR E. FROMMER, PETER L E.E.. Cinginnuh OthiA C C. lkmh Chm,- Pledge T'EULL EHQ. THh-mm, IR E A L E.E7, Ph. Em Swglnu. EM Kappa Nu Wet, SecL Tau Bum FM Wren: Men Sena? A-i won,- Sys'cm. I FRYHURGEK VIRG?L-E.E. Silverlon. Ohwo FULDNER. HERBERT E.E., FY. Thoma. Kentqu- Ph Em Swtj'lilll Em Kappa Nu, Tau ENG Pu. A.I E.SI LRxEx Chm J. GARNER. LLOYD EUGENEiCrEq Furk.nwuvllu Omcr-Chi Epwlun iSEL, PrusJ, A.5 C.E., Tau Beta P, wah CMY Con', m A Sf E Urea; L Socieiv ol Aummmivg Engirmun. GERDES HARRY C.- E E Hand ParL New Your CGIBSON. LEE HARRELL E.E.. Cincinnmi ONO A1155, W'F-Uv; Foundation, GORTSAS, LOUIS A. C.E., Cincinnoh, Ohm. GREEN, JOHN A. M.E. Cincmnah, Ohl07ACDfH'J Urban. HOIWP Mgr, V. Prl:5. Prqu, ASJVI E I.F.C. LF ?.CA GRIFFIN. DAROLD LORENiMele Cincmnuh. Oth'AJ.Ch.E.I IV pha Chi Sigma, 0 GRIFFITH RONALD L.-MuT.E., CincinnmL Ohiu SIgrw'; Pin Epsilon A,I,Ch,E, GROSS EMERICK snaPHslece Humumn, OMEHA 3c E, umqu V Prey, Premj, Co opemiwe Eng'meer Mn'r Bm. Mgr.l Ev. Mgr., chuhahon Mgr.,Ar'wer1ining Mng, A1HOIA'JAHSOEIF1.V Y.M CA, Fl Della Epmmn. GUSSE. DONALD WILLIAM --Ch.E. Cwncinrmli, OMD S:beani 0nd Bigde Hmm'; Senate Rum AX,C E Arrmrlmm EmrlropluI-sri Sawmyu HADDAD, ARTHUR DAVID -C E Moero OhiovEnu. Libunol ESECJ. A5 CVE Scuj, ASCEV' W, Prr : J, Lambda Ch Alpha, Co-opercliivc Engineer, Man's Sgnurr: Arlvimrv Svdem. I HAGEDORN. DONALD EDWARD Ch.E Cnonnmi. Ohic-i-Tau BMCI Pi ECD'OIGQtWJ. Phi Lurnhzi-l Uphlan EV. Pre'. . ALC'R3 IV Fresrl. O 37P,E, HOAK, DONALD EDWIN Ah Rn-J: Full; lHinom-lfx5 erW-W-rh. Tau Bem Pg Eng, TribunuL Phi Em S-gn'a, HOGAN JAMES RUSSELLiEjH Cum; nnuh, Uth-U? E , Kl E E. HDLMSTROM. JAMES RICHARD M E. erem ,Oq D Tl-nnglu- .u', Pr95 Hmm: Mgr.1, Eng. Tribunulr Shchm Loungl tPrs'. l. 81 or' Publchi-Lu; t'Clnr'LJ Fa, Adnnn', ODK Px Tum Sugsvu A.S.M E AFTER A LONG DAY'S WORK . . . ?ago 73 A QUICK BITE BETWEEN LABS. HOLOCHER, GILBERT DONALD- M.E., C-mtln'I-JH O'HaiABJWJK HOLE EDWARD CFAL Cuwmgicrn Kmrucw, HOOVER, GEORGE HARVEY-M-rV.l-., Cmc-nncm Oh'o- Sigma Pm EDxHon Wimmr Trulnur. Higruuianj. EH9. Tr7bL ncM Siudr:nl Cram 6?! EAHcrnuIL-L Phi L-jmbdo Upnilon, Tum ch Pu HUBER MCHARD EUGENE M E Cinr'nnm . OHioiA S ME, HUGHES, JACK M.E. Bri'HEv-IE Kenfucl'v. HUNTER ROBERT ELVJOCDiA.E Wwyna'A-illc, Ohiu I FMS. Mark 7-: 52 : P-. HYRE, HOMER WM JR. C,E., D',I'. UHI Oth $i;H-J PL: EpsWom 3:..xLUryml 31 BLUE, A.RCLE JANSEN, RALPH J-ME Cn.-innmi CJhi-l. ENGINE! II I HG JENKINS RICHARD A C.E.. Pb-Jn-n... Au'zc-nn. JOHNSON. CHARLES WARREN E F . Cmr-nnmL 0H3 AJ E E JOHNSTON. L LLOYD JR 7M E, ZLI LWIIDIL'. Prennu'H A'Irm1 A.5.M.E. KARNS ROBERT MOREY M E Waviwuu-L New J-: w-HASM.E. DrH-w Tau DHH-l, KASE. DONALD WILUAM C E Cmrirmnh Ohm KEARNEY, VINCENT EUGENE-A,E CinM-mnri. omA A5 KEEBLEK ROLAND EARL M E P.H.t- Ugh PW..YI-.nuw-.;r.ML.A IPH. Aim PI-i omnqg w. Pam SR.C. AS.M.E., wm :mnnlgr Fu-.-n-;lgln;-n KENNEDY. PETER DONALDVMJE, Cum mnmi. OhiiA S M.E.. S.A E. KEYES, RICHARD E.7M I'- CJI-iiH'HHi. Ohio KINSMAN ROBERT GUY -E.E- Mm-zm Mr vw: w m---A.I.E.E. IRE, w, 0.th P'n m .m W1 : u; K-JL-L-u N . 1m arm PE. GIr-v C h. kLUTE, JAMES STANLEY--AF Ru; rnim I M-JujlnniLASH r ME A. O'Hwhfw Danl Fr BaJ-Ht y. Luuv vurqrf B .b-ann Bu bJ kw Mar KONHLE KENNETH HOWARD-E E III EM F-jpD: N. Wren L T: w R E : 9mm 9-. E;.. :m Fin-wrmmi 0mg PM Em 3-9 3': .H fw-:,L A E E. KRAIMEK ROBERT H.77M.E.. Q. e-lmh. m , KRAPP, aoagnr BLVMNE M E Sr -m;Hi-.i-j gum, mm 0m. F. Int; WW Lr'm , L-v rm Fr ; rwgr Pi Kippn AILJM W P , , Mr-n' SWnufr- AJ. N. KRSNAK HENMI GEORGE M E C-n- 1nn1'i CL? :;4---A.S.M.E KUBLNSKF, IJOSEPH ROBERT 7C..El Trth-nn. Ncw Jr'-l-r-.- -A S C.C Epw' . Pace ?4 O KUENNING, DONALD H --C.E, Cincinnali Ohm LANE, ROY E4 E.E., Charlcsiom Wu-J VirgmwuiAJ.EE' H! E. LE R Perwhmg RlFles. Scabbard ?- Bhtuj-y, Ammkj Air Sc-uui-L Men Sermrg InteerOrm COuHCiI. LAUGHLIN. OMER CHARLES--A.E Crmwmd Ohm LPLQ. Hrr-rl . 1 Swgr-m Phi Eunllun. LAUMANN ROBERT C. M E, Cmcmrmi- Ohoisulm: Ch: ESIr Wedge Tmium Rum Chm 1 AS M E WM r': A . LAYER. JAMES P.-C.E., M;dx f'.DWPII Ohm -A.9CFI i'v'. PIN Arw-u-cun Curnmunu Club Halwlga MuGTz-rl LEIST NELSON RICHARD CH.E. CH-ummli, Ol-i-J Nn-w- Rr..mi Cu op Enqmner A LCHE Sn! P. Knum- Alpha EKIIqin-n Mm; LEWIS, DONALD EDWARD E.E lromcm Oh-n-Tcw Erma FM. EH KUL'L'JLI Nu, A l.E E -I.R.E., Eng. Tribunal. LEWIS, RUSSELL EDWARD E E CHJHPu'J, NCW J-- -- ,. our. Cum Hum: Mum. Ruth cmm A I E E L Cu Cr-m.L MM; mnmy Ba. LIGHTNER. WILLIAM LEE-NLE, Rnrianir-IVL OhuuiAEMf. LOEHRIG, MARGARET CHARLINE -M.E. Dayton. Om. ASMt me Mummm, Arm. pl Duunihmy WWW Icoumw cum. wh-r, 5:.Rnn,1wimmyl. LUMLEY LOWELL THOMA5 M,E,, Cintnmti, Ohio--Br:m Thom P: ISc-zJ, A.S.M.E . SA E. tChrrLL Pi Tun Sigma. LUND. GEORGE A.7M EH Elrnhurzh IHxnni17Y.M.CAH TMrJngh-I S.R.C. Eng. Tribunal. Wezhy Foun-Jch-n iPr-r. L A33 M E I MACKAY. MALCOLM H --Ch E CmmIm-n. 0N n A.I.C?-.E I'L'LPI. MAISH. JAMES A, Ch.E CinrjnerL Ohiu A I,CI! E MALTHANER, JOHN CONRAD CI E Beaver. Pennuwvunin eruh- mg I'Uillec A.I.Ch E. Triangle IRE-r. Sec,j, MCANDREWS. JOHN ISOLD-ChrEr, C rm mnrm, Oqu A X Ch E,, th Ciub. Chev; Club lTlecliJ, Newman Chub. Suil-nq Club EFlert Capt l Pm Em Shwal PM lambda Upc-Iom Ta. Berg P. tSw,J. Q MCCULLUM. JAMES RODNEY M,E, RIChP'HLmi ImL-jnw A.5M.F. P 1m.- S'grro, MCDOUGALL LYNN DENTON MeV E., Cruw CIM- Penn Haomu Triunqle HWUm: Mgr. Com '59:.3 Alpha Ch: Euq'mj. O.S.P F., WrQEJ, A I Chf, LP? C, MCGLONE, JAMES PAULm-M E. AiM-and, Kcnr-.-:Ly S A F A 5 M E, McKEE WARREN EARL M.E., Gacpon, New Yuri Aguum E59; V. PrayL A.5.M.E.l Pi Tau S-qma, O MEYEK RICHARD ERNEST EE, Cmdnn-UF, Oh'o PW Drhg HH-M A.I,E E, I, Eng, Tubumw mam; Inhurnmll, rum. m4 Mummcru, Y.M.C.A.l Inhomurm CON Champiun MlLLER, LOUIS 57C E, Clncwnnuh. OM0 A.5.C E MILLER, JAMES R, C EA CmcinnaH. OM13 MILLER JAMES THEODOREiMjH Dawn, om p inn: mm AquL U.M.A.C.. A.5M.E., 05 P.E ELECTRICAL MAGIC. Page 75 MIRACLE, HAROLD EUGENE EKE CinmnmmiI Ohio A LE.E.-LR.E. Em Kappa Nu. MURPHY JAMES ARTHURiMiH CincinnnH, Oiuin Lumbda CM Alpha W. Preail Socwew of Anmmmive Engineers, ASVME, O'CONNELL RONALD EUGENE-Ch.E.. CincinnoH. OhioiAJChk. OLDRIEVE. ROBERT EARL M E,, Cincinnmi. OhEo -AJ.5. mEH TvsurL U M.A C. UNCLL Canterbury Aimciarion. INS. TJNmoJrrB Inhrnohonak Chc-sx Club. OSTEREROCK, CARL HENRY--E.E, Clllhnnufi. Ohm Munix. COFL A I.E.E. WEC-L LEE. Tun Bela Pw Ureoslu Fm Kappa Nu KPH; .L OTTING ROBERT GEORGE 'Ch.!'.. Cl-'1?ln d'l. OHw0--Alr:hu Chi Sig m: mm .1 Try. Bum Pi, PANCAKE. JAMES RICHAR07Ch E. Cimcinncm Oino P: Kuppc Aiphc LAHMeuL Dr thamenforium Smolura-Mp Cnm Corr, SEL Palwcy Com Socim Chm. HOUSE Curr..l Inhramunjl ER-Ecrrncj. PARSONS, ROBERT EUGENE-M E Cincinnati, Ohio A.RMI. PASHALIS. ALEXANDER C E Cincmnuh. OFu PEASE, ROBERT EDWARD-M.E., wercm, Ccnnecl'cdiAlph-J Sign a rm; HVIrr-huw var'mm Club cam, 5m1, ASME, PERKO. EDWIN MICHAEL E.E., Gururd Ohm Eng Tribunal, NEW' Hmmm- Ciocp- Engineer, l'rwnng.9 Smhnq Dub, x PHILLIPS, LAURENCE ELWOOD En El Ganulu Uhin--Trinm:21K IA Trw.'IJ'. Tn;r.1 J. Eng'nflcf', 30H COII'I., .PMMCh, POPP, HERBERT GEORGE M E.. Cmtlnrmll Ohla.- A.5.M.E.. Sammy .3; Anhunohw: Eng. Pi Tau SVQ'FICI. TD-' Bah: F1. Newman Club, POTTER, MARTIN L.7C.E.. Mz'r'IHun. 0mm. RABENSTEIN, WILLIAM GEORGE-E.E., Cine::nanil Ohi-1 AJ.E E RAVE kARL B. ME. C'n-fnnoii, 05L A.S.M E. REEECK. GEORGE WILLIAM MM.E. Adamo 0hr: To Brfn P1, P'm Lambda Upalmy O.S.P.E, REM... ALCHE. REINHARD, RAYMOND THOMAS--M E Wr,w, -,E ngrl Nr-w Jrr.c-, AS,M,E,, S,A,E. RENNER, DONALD LAWRENCEimiH Cincmnuli, C,iuiD-A.S.M.E, T-.: i'. Tuum. REYNOLDS, DAVID STEPHEN M.E., Cmrmn-NL Onwu-Arucm tV Hm... SPLL Tan Bah: P. PM Tom qumu EPrr: Son. CHWML 90L. :: -1'-1 Eu Elude lCmAJ Fr: Em 5w-:;.uu I'm Adv-mr RICE, DONALD EDWAMFQ. a PrJM-moum DMWAULWL RITTER, WALTER M-, r E erxCIJ'IHU'w 025w A.LCr- E Aim NM-U Ch: Sng-rn W. Frczj. ' ROEST CALVIN A, EL M-Jncm om, wmlw pwnhhwl A E 9 ROGERS. HAROLD DWANE 7M E. Cunm, om A,S.M.E. S.AL rt ' .wL-rJ. Page Tb I ROOTRARTHUR RAYMOND. JK C.E Middhztown, Ohioiermdn Cht Alphnb CD CD Enqinecr. NrJhI Ph. OMPQH. ROWLANDS, F. ROBERT-CE., Cintinnqlw Clhwowhlpiw-n Tm: Or:m';:: A.5,C,El RYAN. EDWARD WINNETTih E. NF-wrer Ohioi AI EE, SARI JAMES R. VE E Cc'uupqli, FE'IH' V3 IUl'llD- A.I E E o SCHESKE. CARL ROYiMJE. annmnm IHInni.71?H O cm. A a M E SCHMIEDEL, DUANE c,E, wwwm Fenn'ylvuniq, SCHNELL DONALD B,--E.E, Cmcmnoh. 01.20 A LE.E. Tull Ben; PI. Eta Karma Nu. SCHNEIDER. WILLIAM MICHIE, JR.-E.E., Cinmnnrm OhmHkWn Tem'r1 Ch Club Phi Em Sigma A.I.5. ECorI Scalp EV: Kappu Nu W Pr ., Ton Beta PL A I E E J R,E, A,1,M W Preml, o SCHRIMPER. FRED WiLLIAMAJL Reading. OI.io--ALEF.E. 0595 :v Freq SCHROEDER, EUGENE FRANCIS EE CINCIMH'I. Ohio AJEE I.R.E. ISPc.-Trr:us.L Elu Kappa NI: Corr4 Scuff, Tau Bram PL SCHUBERT FRANK RICHMOND M.E., Oberlin. Oh-a ?w Ton Sigma Tm- Bem Pi, SCHUMACHER, THOMAS JOSEPH E.E., emumn. OIHn-AEM E me A.I.E.E. . SCOTT ELTON LEE M.E. Por'nmouth, Ohuo Phw Elo S'grna, A.SM E SEICHTER, KEN R. E E Wuierburyy Connuvicut SHURTE. RICHARD T. C.E. Cncmnafi. Ohio-Sigma AID'WJ Emilon. SMITOHi PEEDWIN ANSON-CM.E. Heine: Ciiy, Fioridu-AJLnEH . SMIIH THEODORE R. JR.i'ML .E.I Cmc'nmh. Ohm Aloha: Pr? Omega iHH-foncry 513:1. Mew; Senate, Xn'er Dmm Coum L We: Ev Founduion Juana, Hour: Prng. AI Ch.E. A.S.M. lnir-Jr murals SPRAGUE, JOHN MASONiM,E, Nnrfh Edd, Pennsvl'auma-WEJ-w Foundotmn. A 5 M.E. FLO A. SYARCH, STEPHEPFAE, Kenyon, Minnwma. STAUFFER, CHARLES ROBERT-C.E, Emrrc-n. Penmylv-Jhi-J CM Ep'i Ion Wrey V. P:95, Stray AS Ci, iTren ,, o STANTON CHARLES KIMMEL-CE Cinmnmi, om AAS.C.E STIMSOFL RICHARD A.- M.E. C-nflnrmh. Oilio SigmG Alpha EL-zw- Ion fSChDIGHMD ChmJ. STOLZ, JOHN WILLIAMiME Wvorrmg, Ohio-Lambdn Cm Alpha Ureaa, R..sh Cth Eng Tribunal QBCJ. A.SM.E. ITrL-uzJ, Pcrshmg RiH-L. TYPICAL! Page 77 THE NEW FELDHOUSE ARMORY va$a$mW' 5965' AS??? I TALLARICO, LOUIS THOMAS7C.E.M T Hon NHL. Ohig- A.S.C.E. Ch. Emdon. TANG, HARRY7M.EH CmLinnoh. Ohio-A.S.M.E., SJLE. TAYLOR. WILLIAM. LERDY-CHEI Cincinnati. Ohi075igmu .Npho Ep:?lon Booed Chmi A.I.Ch E., T.M.C.A., Splraf hm. THOMA. JAMES H.7C.E., WendeL Pennsylvaniu7A.5.C.E. . THOMPSON CHARLES JOHN7 M. E. Hubbard Oth7-Aquau1 :Pre5.J A..$M.E EC'W'J P. Tau Swgmu 11V. Pres! UWMAC EPres! O,,5P.E, Tau Bah: PM S.AE. THOMPSON CHESTER HOWARD7 M E FfDnIDn. OhiD-Gice Club A0100 U1. DPcni TILLOTSON. JOHN E. M.E.. LoclporL Ncw York7Pl Tau Sigma ITrecrsJ, Tau Bwu PF, Aq-sod Wres,, V, Fresq TPFOGJ. YMCA A,S,M E , LLM A.C, ETIEGSJ, IIMMER WILLIAM ROBINSON ME Cindnnnh. Oh?n-A.S.M E. PET cw Sigma, .E . TURNER DONALD7C.E,. Morrow, Oh o, UTZ, EDWARD W.7M E., Monroe, Ohm Ton Be'a Px Pi Tau Sigma. VESPER, GEORGE JOSEPH7Ch,E,M CmCInnnH, Ohiu7NDwmun CMJb Wren Imromural Mgr. Membership Chm.1, R.EWH Rmiq. Ed. Corn. VIA, ROBERT EMER50N7McLE.. Dorian, Ohm-Sigmrj Nphc: Emi- hjn IV. F'GzM AX Ch,E . AEM, 9 VOTH, NORMAN D.7E.E.. Cmcinnum Ohiu--A.I.E.E.. L.R.E. ISeL.J. WALL. JAMES R,7C.E.. CmcinncliM Ohio. WALSH JOHN K.7M..E SI. Lnuk, Mhzomi7Ph. Konpq :V, P.-9'.. Pun, Trea J SM, WIEGAND. DONALD AaTHUR7Ch.E.. Clnrinnnfi, Oxnu-uidpho ILIIJ Omcqa, AI.Ch.E., PIH Era ngmo. 0 WHTE. CHARLES W. C.E., Ff. Thomas. Kenhuzh, WRIGHY. WALTER P.7M..E., Confcn. OhIO-A.S.M.E. TANEY. PERRY P.7E,E., anon Ohwo7RsHe Team, IRE. lCh'H.J. ALE E.I.R.E. iProqram Chum YAZELL HAROLD NELSON, .IR.7M.E. CinL-nnum OI'-0 A5 M E, O YOUNG. JAMES CLAIRE7E E. Builcr, Penn'ylvomo, ZAK. MARTIN ANTHONY-E.E., Trenton. New JW::y7A I E.E.-LR.E. ZIfokELE'M DOENALD FRANCIS7 E.E Dayton. Oh'lc7ph. K0990. NOT PICTURED: RUEPILMAN, J9HN GEOaGE. JR.7E ENE Cmcinnoh Ohxor7Awe'icgn Lum'r'a'h LMD ERgc. 5ec.J A.IE .E. Elr: Kappa NIH Tn-w Belg P. Page 78 II. C. WEATHER FALL F RAIN 81 COOLER. WINTER SNOW 3t SLUSH. SPRING SUNNY 8 WARM. Page 79 -,. -- COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS DEAN ELIZABETH D. ROSEBERRY Many people have the mistaken idea that Home EC simply teaches a girl how to cook and sew. Actually, there are seven professional programs which prepare a girl for many and varied business professions. such as personnel work or merchandising. All of ltIt-se courses have either a practical or demonstration lab connected with them. and most uf the classes take place in the VVumen's Building. The Cnllege of Home Economics is known for its friend- liness. During the course of the year. the students and teachers have an opportunity to become better acquainted at the informal dinners held by the. various classes. Heading the College is Dr. Elizabeth Rnselmrry. the dean: who ?xemplities the friendly spirit of Home EC, and whu is always willing to give her lime and effort to help students with any pmblmns which they may have. Page BO N ROW -Crowe. L Snider. M. ROW Z-Fessenden, B. chlkius Moore, 8., Sfruhmenger. G Wiley J. Lalschm C, Knechr' J. 2., Goldberg A Lukeman. L-. HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL IJI'UIIIHlillg aml rvgulating hlLlllt'llt activities- Within 1 ? mlngF art- lllv l'um-tinns of tile Hume Hrunumir: Tribunal. 3X5 Irmnendnus u lay-L a: this. may 99mm Ihr- lrillumll Still has time In pat'lit-illatc in armilic-s Hulsivlp ila r-ullvgv. Tngt-iht-r uilh Menu il sprmsnrs an annual Chrislmus puny fur llmler-priviltiged children in lhe Cim-in- mlli ur'u. anlwrs Hf lllt- lrilmnal ellsu lwlrl H Hlutlenl-l'hc-ully Christ- mas ilillllt'l' ln giw tlu- sludran a rhum'u In meet lhe farully JHHIIImers infnl'lnally Helping lu lTle' a ft'sliw Chrislmm Slillril in tho l'rrllt'gt- uvrv llu- gm thl'HraliHJIh Ilwignrcl b3 mvau-n of the tribunal antl pnintml llll uindcms alml IMJIIkI'i'lN'F in lhv lnungt' HE Hm Wrmm'n-s Building. Tu inlrnllum- high H'hnul M'Iainr girls in th Hume FA'U- nunlir's ljullvge L-llHl lu gI-l thm inlrrl-Ht'd in allemling tile t'lllngP iil'l'l' nl l V. m-xl war. lrilnunal mrqu-rs Hf'rrr'll as rummiure hwarls fur lln- annual UIII'II Hnusv held in HIV Spring. NIIIRI uf lhe students in lin- mlln-gn- ;1.-:.--M:-rl lhrir tribunal nwmlu-rs in making llnilrrh and smrling nul imitalium h. make lhv UIJt-n IInns-v a sm-r-ess. The theme nl' this yl'ur's UIn-n Hmm- nus Thia l:- Xnur Lift : lhis thenu- was Une- ul' Ilu- mujnr ullrau-Iinn:L nl 1I1u-UIu-n Houst- new the drmunstratiuu of HIV IHWH'H'I things in Iunm- appliam-e-s. Livery c-Iass is rl'lJTFSPIIlr'II 1w um- ur Jllnr'r mvmlwrs HII Ilw lrihunnl. ll is lruly an honor for a girl III lw l'll't Il'lI in Hrt'w lll'r lullr'gl- m a rnemlwr nf the Hume ICl-u- numiu- 'l'l ilnlnul. c'urrivd IIIII in the Haunting; mum in all guests and hustvsses. Page 82 KNEEUNG-Nohr. J.. Hover, A.. Keeblen M. Gim. N., Mur- sfull. L,, O'Brien, M,, Fessenden, Br ROW l Mnrris. SI Gotd- berg A., Ungen J Lckeman. l... ScHord. 5, Casey, 0 Fischen C , Ballev M ROW 2-Kinsburg. H.. Rosenberg, 5.. Kohfein, E., McCarthy M.. Hede P. Frommeyer. CA. Weber. 5., Speckman, 1., Hedges. L., Lutscha, C. ROW 3-Nelson. P.. Deisler. 1., Sleinle M.I Kunkel. En Gewerls 1,. Ledford. H.I GriaME, A.. Denning. 5.. Schwuegerle, A., Eurdsull. 5. ROW 4-Nelsnm L. Human S Senow. R. SchmiH. LA. Colinm C Ryan. N.I Snider, MH Brickweg, M.. CrDWe, LH Rice M, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB A anlJers of the L'niversil; nf Cim-inunti's Hume Ecunum- ius- Cluln have. during lhe past jrcar. spunsurrd mam ilt'l-H'iiit'b directed luuard furthering interest in the xarinus fields nl Humr Evuunmirzs. At the same timr rarh individual has gained much from the- feliowship nfferwl by mmnhership in this Closely knit gruup. Alrtixities nf Special interest in 195351 included the Optming Tea and a Christmas party. A HEries ul- dinners was given. In an elTurl tu llllilt' :11? studcm lmth. 111959 dinners were held la; the classes Mlhiu tht- vollvgc. fullnuing a rulaliun system. OMICRON U V Omit'rnn Ku is an lmnm SUL'iPU Jt'fliPalPd m thv promu- timl ruf .u'clmlarship. luadvrship. and research in Home Ecu- llumiw. Hexlliwrship is anl unly lu SE'I'UIHI sezllesier junior: and seniors in Humv Ernnumirs who haw high sr-hnlastir- standing and who hau- flt'llli'lllitfalrli Iradership potentialities in their chmen fielci. During lhc- paEt year LTI'S chapler uf nmicrnn Nu honored many sludems at their annual sc'holastiv tea. Afler plcdginnf. an initiation luanquel was held. Their annual award to Hie outstanding senior student in tho Cullegc nf Hums- Ermmluit's was given at tho 9nd nf lhe j'rar. ROW I-Speckmun. J. Marshall. L , Ledford. H. ROW 2-Crowe, L EvrdsoH, 5. Kecbler. H. Monis 5., Kinsburg. H ROW I-KEEbler' M,. Gim, N, ROW 2-Speckman. J., Nuhn J. TAU PI EPSILON Interest in vllihl ran- ii lummutml l ; Tzlu Pi lipsiluu. This lmn- uralry group nf Hnmr: vaouumivs slurlmlls spnusnrs a nnrsr'ry school. ulairh mvvis rarh rimming in 1hr Wummfs Building. The H'lmnl N'lWl'rw us El nnrlwllnp fur sltulellih Inf l'llilLl ware. gixillg lhcm a L'hzmm? lu uurL with and Illlr-it'i'h' lhl' :IrliviliL-s uf prP-F-Phunl L-hilrlrcn. At tho. mm-tings. lln- mmnlmrs' tiisvuss pt'uhlenu: uml new irlt-as in the fwld nf r'llild rural. Ulllslunllin;r mmu'n in the fwiil ure inx'ilml lu Hlll'ilk :11 Ihv nu-l-tings In nu'rt Hu- girls and ht'lp lhvm in lln-ir uan. Cllildrvn in HIV nurst-n l'IaHh I-nnw ITHIII ull l'Eli't'b. H'Iiginns. elml IlllhilillHS in rIH-il'u HI thr- I'llilel mut' maijur: run :01' Ianu HICIIIIIHS Hf grnups Iran! III u'nl'k .imi lu play lllgt'lhl-r in 'Ilill'lmmj'. High hlillIllLilTiS ill't' as-l l-nr' lhv mvmlnrlrs ulm Hmwl Iiral meet lht- c-Irlram-I- I'I'Iluil'I'llH'th ul' llu- am'iv'q. 'le' girh musl Inc in NW lllll lr'n Iwrt'vnl ul lIH-ir e'hilrl tzllt- t'lilhh 11ml Inlisl Ilzut' r-iumrl nulstnmiiug lulrtit'ipulinn antl lr-zulr-r- Jlill aiinilih irl kzll'inlh ur'lhiliw uilllill Ihr- Hulm- FJ'HIHDIHit'S HI'IIIIUI. 'I'Iw IIH'iIIEn'rs Hf llu- nrfgulfmzlliun alppi'e-rinlv lhv hulmr nl' Ill'illl'; g-IIm-e-n fur Hll'lrlh'l'shill. 'rlw n'xlru rligt'u :iunr. uml alu-ukvrn IIII-y Flmu- IrI-urnl :tlllllj. uhl: HII' m-u I'urls :nul idms tin? lmu- Il'ill'llt'll drt- illullliul-hn Page B4 ALWAYS SOME WAY TO KEEP BUSY. WHAT EVERY YOUNG GIRL SHOULD KNOW. HOW TO BE A COOK IN MD EASY LESSONS. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMENCA I BEETS. JERALDYNE M.7B Sh CincInnoIi, OHIO Horne: Ec. CJLbI Y,W,C,A,, Jr, Advi-zer. Iw Chain. Zeta TCIU AIFIJI-O BIEDERMANI ALLYNNE ELIZABETH-B.SII CIncmnaHI OHIv-Koppa Alpha Them. BURDSALL, ALMA SUE7B.S., CIncInnofi. Ohio7Chi Omega tTreosIJ, Studen! Directory Y.W.C.AA, Ivy Chain. Omicron NU BURKMAN. JUDY A,7EIS.I CIncinnuHI Ohia7Home EC. Tribnnm. SfudenI-FUCUHV Council, Home 50 Out: W, Fret... Soph ChmJ. lvv Chain, Y.W.C.A. LEUgIIt' of Women Valera I CROWE, LOIS ANNE7B.5.I Wyoming. OIIIo-Tromr'er from 5?? Eliza berh s CaHegeI Home Ec. CIJbI Horne EC. TFIbUIIUII Omlcron Nu WI PrebJ, Thrj'O Ph- Alpho ERec. SecJ, Music Corr... HosplmlIIy Com. Ivy ChaIn. Jr, Adviuez SIIIcJanl-FGCtu Council. DECOURCY, NANCY CAROL7E.S,I CincIrInmi, OhIO7'Ti'IE'U FhI Nphq Red Cross Ham? ECI CIIb YIW.C.A. ELLIOTT. SHIRLEY ANN- 5.5., cma.nncn, OhIo7Chv OmEgU tSocioI Chmj, W79 W03. Mans-Ie. Sn'l'mg Club. Y.W.C A., Home EC Club. FRIEDMAN. ELAINE7B.S.I CIncinnuI'II Ohio. HOME ECONOMICS . FUGIKAWA, JANE KIYOKO7B.S., SI. Bernard, Ohm. GARMENE, EDNA MARIE-B.S., CIncinnariI Ohic7Homc- EC. CIub. GERHARDTI DOLORES FLORENCE BSH C'IncFrIrIIn'M Ohi07 NEH: OmImurI Pi Hum;n SocIul Chrnj. Home E2. Club Y..IAWC GIANOLI BETTY JEAN7 ES ROLHmIi lHinm .7A' pm; CJII Dmega. Homi- Ec CII Tron Ie: rIorI. RocHord CoHege O GIMI NANCY B 5., CIIIv:iIIrIo?i, OJIic7Tu-II Pi EDbHOH IPrcs V, PresJI HrIIrII- Ec CCHInCI lTrt-nu I, Home EC, CIIIbI Y WAC A,. League DI Worrcn Voicrc. GIVENS MAELE JEAN7 BS P'fUIVbUFgI VIrgin'c Y.W,CAI Horn: III HEDGES, LORA ELLA7E,S,I Cincinncrh OHo7Delm sIng; II.r.-Io EF'relIl Dance Club, Home E, Club. Hmne3 Ec, HecIdIiner HERGET, NANCY ANN7BS, CovII'Igfm-I. Kentucky-GIee ClubI Y.W.C.A.I Hclmi: EI;. Club Nana Gamma 0mm. 0 HIEATT MARCIA SUE-B SI CIrIcirIIImI OHIu--Kumpcl Dclm ESchgI Chm J, T. W.C HA. Hcmu- ECI CIIIb, CI-Icr: ClLbI WAJX. Bowling Jr ParIHr-II HOYER. RUYH ANNE7EEI Cmcinno'i. OhiO7Tlon':JIt-' horn Iowa 50015 Colleqe. HOME Ec Club SIII-jem Fuctu CaumnlI Home EC, Headlmer. KEEBLERi MARY KIMBALL7B.S.. PIHsbugh F'c-nnzylvanio7OmIcron Nu, In P' Ermilon Eprcek Jr. AdvIIer. R.E.W, IHo'o, C'Imn Cluetraom Apm. ChmJII V.P.I.C iHDme Et Rtpr, Y,WIC,AI. Harm; EC, Cub, Wenrnin'ter Foundmlon, Gieu ClubI Ivy Chain. KINSBURG, HENRIETTA E 3.5.. CInCInnclII CIIIICI-Npha Lurrbdn Dnlm. Orricron Nu EVI Fm-J, Jr. Adwwr Hmrw E2 Cm b KNECHT. JOYCE ELLEN-B.S. CFW'IHHU'L OhIc7Kapr-u Dew: W. Prc-P Rut. - Chrn I, TIIII PI Emmet Beecher Awor:i SM-IJg-nl CouncII IV Fri: SecIi Home EL. IrIbunal EV, Prey. TIF.'.- Home Ec. CrII-II fV Pn-: .I HomE E: CiIb EMemb CIIIIJ. Siuden' Fat HI; ConngI EPrexJ 30L DI Pubirmhons iSEcJI Jr Arlw Icr For :1qu Pane: Frag ChI'rLJ, Pun HeIJI Newt RecordI WAA. IVUHW del E: Arv-arv Mqr. EdJI Modem Dnnrr- Club ESCC.L SpIrit Im Plrw Dry Chmw Y.W C.A., UC. orI T,V,, Mummy: KNOPF, ELSIE7B.S., CInrernm'I Oh'ID7AIpho Bum: P2 tSocIc! C'I'ni Hume EEI ClIJbI GIcr: Club. Mummwr, Co-Ep CII-D. KOHR. HILDA L75 SII Cincmnafi, 0H0. Page 85 a KREAMELMEYER. JOAN MAY. B5, Cm; nnljll Ohm Amhg 133mm, Della Jr. Adww' Home: Er, Chm, Spiri- Im: KUNKEL. ELAINE Mhenuas CincmnoH. OhwqiT'IHu PH? Awpm Newman Club Horn? EC CILb WAA Jr, A.1-u:r-- Kurmr. Kmq llnwhalion Chm L Jr 002'. Co-.nc.'- Jr. Prom Com, In'rq murah Co-Rgc VoHuybcll spun M; LEDFORQ HAZEL RUTH E 9,, Covington, Kentucky Trundwr Iran'- univ cl Ky. Om1c.on Nu lsqm. que Ea. Cub. YWCA MARSTALL LINDA MARYiaS. Cincmnaly Ohur, Tran. Ohio U Dclm Zeta ECarr. 52f.. HinmrionL Womenf iUied BOUMYDFC ChmJ Omicron Nu iIPrz'uJ, Lengm: OI Vo'eru WMLL Home E: Dub, VIC Inlornot'nnai CA AdViSL-r, R.E.W., Home EC. Ere: Counzil, LSC. EEd Y.W7C.A.l IN Chmm Poanll. Cowncd Scum w. OMEGINLEV. ROSEMARY M.---B.S Ci'hzmnui' Ohi-. DL'I'U Dvlm DEHCL CoHegimc Dav ELunchcon Corn : Hornc- E-' CI-b, MCNAMEE GLORIA RUTH B.S, meixrmmi. Ohir' WAA EH. : -:-. guln Club, Home E:. Chm. MIERS. MARILYN JEAN75,5, Cmrjnnqu Ohmileu CLb Hurm- EL Cmb. Alpha Gnm'nrj Ddfq PrJnHeII Counb. Y.W.C A. MORAN. MANY .AGNESirBj. C?chnnuh Ohio Tron-Jr. Worn Mum- mnunr College, Then: Ph. Axpnq Vcrmiy Hoclcy ch'nc- ac cub, . MORRi5 SUSAN A785, Snufh Fcrl Mxrchrka KtnhIEVV7D'AH-J lerl Dehq Omicran Nu Prnliln. NELSONI PATRICIA B.S . Cmcmnuh, Ohio -P-Iorm'r E2. Cl.b NOHR. JUDY E785 Cincinnati OFioiwAA. Home E-:. Clut, Tau W Epmlon ESc-CJ, SAFFORD. JUUE SUZANNE B.$. CwncmnrJH Ohwr3 Hu'm- EL CM-L themy Women : Senmq Npho Gamma Dvllg E59: l Tran.F-zr from Monticello CuLLe-ge. Q SCHMITT. EULALIA DOROTHY-B.S.. Cunc7rlnclh Ohlo THeh: Pn' Alpha, Home EC. Club. Umon Com, Rcuj Crosg, SLAGLE. NANCY 5-8.5, Nwmnr New TartiMumJ'POH, Theta Nphn Phlr Kappa N950 Them IV. Pre:.J V.I.C., Ivy Chmn SNIDER MARJORIE ANNE-B.S. Wyoming, OhioiTheI-n PM Alpha lTreurh Schclarnmp Chm.p, Home Ec Tnbunu: Wrc-uj. Home E; Club. Ivy Chom- HothV'nIMy Cm ... Jr. Adw'er. SPECKMAN, JEANNE DAVIS 3 5.. H. Thomas Kenluci'yiHDTM: EL Club, Omwcron Nu WJJ. Tau Pw Eamon HroDsJ. Kappa Kappa Gamma Corr,Se;1.Jr,Adviaer, Spirit ML. WA A. - TRAVIS, MARIAH73,S,, CTanmh Orm HamP Ec. CI-.b WATKINS. EUNITA ELAINE 5.5, C?Hunnor Ohio-lw LED' CM: EPre: ; Nnha Kappa Npho fFre-H D-ann ml Fledgan Hornc- F: Club Home Ec. IflbL'nElI. YWCA WEBER, JANE R E 5, C ncinnnii. O :CL YOUNKER. LOIS FREDA-B.$. Cincinnut' ohm Dz-lio 2.3M You Beta Sigma: Band YWC A, Hch:- E: Chub Lemur;- 5' WWW VDterL NOI PICTURED: SIMONS. CHARLENE RUTHV IE... CmLmnuH. Olno Kappa K'JIJD'J Gommq Y W C.A. WJKA. Hrync EC, CINE, JUST BASTE THAT SEAM . . . Page 37 LAW SCHOOL Preparing for the tla-x u-lwn lhv-x uill plead their clients- cases in this cunnlrfs t'ullrli arr tho students ulm spend their rla-xs in Tufl Hull. Students in the College nl Lau stud; I'unmuS cusps- nf tlw past as well as tutiufs t-uurl irinls. Tht' Casi: Club ullk-rz: a chance for futlm- laminate in get together 3an llnlll muck trials- in whirh they try um mm ideas: alul lllenries. Tht' men thw they are ragerh Hillit'ilull'lng 1hr day lhm' will th-umv mvmlmrn nf llu- Il'dt' In their clignilit-rl Ilmk 21ml hvm'y brief rruscrs. 1C is justly proud of ils- uL'll klmull College of Lam cllul ran puinl with pride to llw high pnsilinns lll'lil by many uf itri gmdualus in HIV pl'ull'ssilm. Th? SIIJIIEHIS i'll't lJI'nLII.I II' lllt' bfhlllll.h IIFIIft'SSUFS :lml uf il:2 repulnliun mmmg 13w culIL-gw DEAN ROSCOE L. BARROW :Iml vilmviullg Inf 1h:- llumh'erI-year-uIJ Hnnur Sysiem. Page 83 Ryan. James, Edflor of Law Review; Mans. Georgia. Pres. Of 511169 ? 30 A55n.; Diamond. Harvey Presr of Sr, Class. . APPLEGATE, JAMES EiL,L,B,7CIn:'nnaL 0hr BECKER GEORGE H.- L.L.B. Cincmmm Ohio. BLAIR. ISABEL Lil..L.E., C nrmnah, Ohm BLUMBERG, GERALD-L.L.B.. Cincmani. Orb. O BOLSINGER, DON CLARKiLnLHB. Cingmwati CJFo-Pm Balm Phi iPn: J, Sgrn-J Alpi'n Erynlcm Law Rewew L994; A'd tChm L CARTER. RAY DOUGLAS L.L B. C'Iic-Hmzf Oh-r- P'n DeHc F?' CONNAUGHTDN, JOSEPH JAMEsiLLE Chgirnqu O'HuiJn Curr. PIP' . Phl AILNJ Della EPrk .J. CROWLEY, JOHN P.hL L B Cmcinmnri. Ohiu, lAW . DIAMOND. HARVEY STUART-LLB, Cinrmmm Dr-m Sr Can; Pref, PI Lmedn Phi IPrP-.;l Phi DyHu Pk. EISELEIN. ALBERT GOURTNEY JR. L L B Cnunmjf Or-Ia Phi Delta Pr ;Rn.n Cr-mJ Law meml L: X AL: Samign. FORNEY. FERDINAND A.WL.L.B.I Cmmnn-JML Oi-o. GALLOWAY STARR C7L.L.B Cincinn-jh, Ohm. o GORMAN, DAVID -LL,B Cmmm-n'll om HAGANS, SAMUEL L.-L L B., Onc'nn-an Ohw HEROLIL mm: L.- LL 3 Cinmnnh, Chum HOY, JUDSON--L L 3 cm-;mr:1., Cam. . HUTCHINSON. JACK THOMAS L.L.B. C3ncinng+ OI-Tjian Review 'IMf'PPtI. of- E'J Bouldjl PH Dc-HJ'; Phi Hi-rqngnj JOHNSTOPL ROBERT LLB Cincinrmh Ohio JOSEPH, ALAN C L l BH CHCinnm? Ohiu LaT.b-10 Ch Alpha Phi Alpha DPHCL KOLSTEIN. MARVIN NATHAN L.L 3., Cmunnol: OmomPhi Alpha Delta, Law Sthmai Saw Clair. 7mm, Page 90 O KRAUS. MARVIN HAROLD-L.L.B. Cuncnmm- C'movLaw FI-u-Jw Sfudenl Eur A'uocwaf'won. Rpri Cm Ewccl D'wr-I P Law LX-u . Wrex-J. Fm' Dclh: PIN. LUBELL DONAL07I.,L B. Cincmrmn Onm, MANOS GEORGE 'I'HOM.A571.IA E'.. C1nunn4lli Onr- rrsi-w'lvm 6-H Acaociminn lPre'. L Ph- Dc-Im PM Launlg-Ju CI. anJ. l--v,r-.I A-J Socie'v. McINTOSH ROBERT C.--L.L B Cincinn.ah Cimc- . REICHERT. DAVlD-L.L,B C.m'ir.nul-. OM: Pr. DAM Fm C- Low waew HM, 01 Em! lw-ml An! Sornu ,. REID. ARTHUR, m L,L.a. Cmcinncli. om, SCHULTE, Jompu 3,, 0mm 0w, SMITH, ROEERT JAMES- L L.B C3n::nnr.1h. Ohm. O SPRINKLE, THOMA5 L Lil, Wilmin-glon. om: WHITE ALVIN EUC'IENE LALJ, Cm-r-rmoli, O: :'. L-,g -'1I Ami 5-30 '-' P Lambda Phi, Wu Delta PH. ZIMHERMAN. GEORGE Eil LE! Divmrl Om; NOT FICTURED: PHILLIPSI HENRY WILSON L L 3 anon Ohwn-HLIH-r C . M: L STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION LAW REVI EW EDITORS Page 9I MEDICAL COLLEGE DEAN STANLEY E DORST The KnhPrHu uItHudnnanslnmud of its Medical College. ullich ha: a natiun-uidr mpumumiLmiHInmnvaauhlwqrmSasuvu anfnrthe EnetTopud guud hndnrsilgraduatesPach yeah Sludt-nb in this crullogr r'nuld well serve as- good examples lcn the TEST of us. pr uilh delern1h1athnn. rtnlcenlrathjn. and an eye nlllhe future. H1Py enthusiasticaH tackle a positively amazing daily svht-Llule of lectures. lalmratnries. and t-liniL-al experience. Their lime i5 :punt at the Medical St-huul um EdPn AVenue. the Cincinnati meralA Hnlmes. aml Chilllretfs Hospitals. Hespilv Imurs spent peering through a microscope. the future ld.llfs dLDTHJlrnglPCE Hie Sucial side uf er. for every year they sponsor atleast one fnrnlaL nut to mention the mum parties held lhmuglmul the year by their lhrve social fraterniHes. K great deal uf hard uurk t-mnlminm'l uilh play Inakos Amm'it-a's 4'1m:tnrs. Page ?2 :55 :1. .515... axgpvw tap. ., EL ... 52 . f..pzi.;43:ii; 43514555.. . . . J a a 5 , y . 5 .56..ng545.555.515.533.wmagagxggganiwam34w. 1. .53.. P n . . . . . 2 1553. airflna .. Jdladdla. ai?we.n;$dan 79.3: :5 . . .5 .. .. .5 af4$ sagadgggfdig Saylor; R.I Treasurer: Gerhard'. W.. PresTdenf; Flege. J., Vice-Presideni: Serb1n, W., Secrelaw. . ANSLEY. WILLIAM G.-M.D. Gama chgnh Ohio BARBER. ROBERT DANE M.D. Celina, O'llOiNU Sigma N.. BAIH, EICHARD K. M.D, Xc-mu. Ohio. BELLAMAH HOWARD F.--M D,- Clnmnnah. Ohm BENSON GEORGE A. M.D, Clnzwnnch. Ohio, BRADY. K NGDON M.D Cincmnulw. Ohio. BRISKER ALLAN- M D CintmncJH, OhiO-S.A.M A. BROWN RICHARD EARL-MD. shaman Alobm-thmw 0; mm: Ed., 50-: :Ik MEDICINE BRYAN, WILLIAM T. 7M D.- Cinurmmi, Ouio. CASH. DENIS F,-M,D Cw: nnati. Ohio CHAMBERS. DONALD E, M D C na'nnafL On-n, CHASSON, ALBERTWM D,, 3?. Law. M - .owi. I COOPER, BERNARD TRENTiMDH Cl-Jviun In'JierlrJiPH- CFH lC'Inni Sm-Jenr AmArucnn MEdICCII Awn, D9500 Ep Ilcm DAUGHERPL JOHN F i'M DH Mdupjullqli'n-ju Keqturky, DENNIS. JQEL BERNARDiMDH Cuncmnoh. omogm Em Sigma tTr-r ' .,x P Lujm3du Ph- Pm Bc-Hj Knr-s-n. D- ia Phi Alp'u P'. Epzi'c-N S A.N- A. Du. 1 DE SOLE, DANIEL E,--M o, Mr K: :3 NW ma. FEDER PAUL J.--M D, Cwncinn-1' Cir ' FLEGE JOHN 3 -M D DH: R :q-':. K,- FRANCIS' HERBERT B.fM,DHCH1:-IWHQVWIO+ D-PM CM. FRISHKORN. GEORGE WRIGHT-MD. C'n-zinnuli CW'-;--Siq-rv.: C ' N. SVJ'WJ N GARHELD, JAMES M D,, Cuncnmuh, Chni-J, GERDSEN, ROBERT HARVEY M.D. Crnmnnah Cll'uliN- Sam: N . MP1? -'-'Jl GERHARDT, WILLIAM J M D. Cunrwmrni. OI.:-- Q!.mlunI Cr. !Pr--.. 5' N .: - Pi K'JI--I- J Es; unn, M-mu Pwinmc GIEISCIN ROBERT RchIJ Fr-Irliuh Mic? ?age 94 I GIESEL. ROGER GRESHAM MD C.n,n--J- CW ,. '4 Kr.- M nr;H P14 Jh.. 3: avg S.A M.A GORSUCH, GEORGE E 7MB. Tulr- GRIZZELL, KARL E M D Tc-ranizr C HAIGHT. JARED E.v-M D. Srr'nf? W' s O HALIKIS, DEMETREOUS N --M D, Civ'mnm Ohm, HEISE, ALWN LWM D Uphn'l. Cohf'mnI-u-Pw Knr-rm Fr; M'- HIRSCH, JAY G MD Mani, r.;., Pi Kappa Eu- nu Pgdighig, 5:L?-:W fPr-.--.J Psi D4. v.3 Epgmm HOLZBERGW STANLEY l,iMDq Cnnnnah O'.--:- PP Dg-vzu O IMBUSW HAROLD MWDM Ocarmi K5 JONESC EDMUND Lq JR,7M DH Wrtyi-Mng W' Va, JUERGEHS, RICHARD WFMD Iulnw rJ-w-PW K-Jpp-J MitcnigH Pe-jim'wc 30C. KAISER, DONALD RAYMOND MD. C'njnnm. 0- .- Dr SAMA, . KELLY, WILUAM A.--M.D., C'n-jwnu' C'W'c. KENKEL, HENRY J. M D. Cm. -ns' C : KIEFHABER, RAY ErM.D., c S.AMA, Jr Cm- v Pr,., KLUG, THOMAS JOSEPHfM D VV-n-A N; W, V'JWNI '31 1 Mi'c-MI p1-J'u1P'.-S'J. :I. P' Ku-rm Er 'W o KOEHLER, ROBERT OTTOCMDH wW p ., . .p. S.AM A KRAVETZ. RUSSELL STUARTiM.D., C 71? ? C'r Ph. 94 Su-rw. P-u Drl'u h- Iv :H W'C D LAMBERS, AUGUST HENRYV M.D., Cmcr'nat C Karr-u Pr Kacp-a 53' .v Mv-h: P-'-1.-J LAMBERT, WALTER MD Cm: n'TI'W C': Page 95 F Mm En. to W W S.AWMWA. s:.m.-m Canml 1v. PH. LANDIS, RICHARD E.7M.D. annah' Ohio-F'ni Cni. LEVONJAN, WILLIAM Fawn Lo Angelez, Colilonim LYNN DONALD M JR. MD Clevemnd Hg-a, Om. MARIE PAUL D.7M.Dl T:.'..-;i.; Ow-o-Pm ca; SA MA, Cee Can, 3.11m; Pm E:--Ir,w. MCERLENE. ALBERT DAVID M.D., anrm-J' Cr ' Lu: P- Chi. MEHENRY, LEE- MD, C'w.,. m,1h. Ohm-Nu Siurrn N', P: KG-TLMJ EL- Mnn. MEEKEIL WALTER BOWYEkiMDH Trm- o-amim Sagas. N. . MEIJER, HENRY F1 MD Cinc'rnon On a. MEDICINE MOORE. RONALD M D. Cinmnnu'i, Ohio. OIKAWA, YOICHI-MD. Cincmnn-i. Ohio Pi Kanpn Epsilun. OLIX. MELWN LEONARD MDH Civirnn , Ohio-P' Knpno EpKllon N- S:gw-: NL. OWENS. LLOYD E w..D. I.:J--w-.Jp.-li. Mud. FERRY, CHARLES R MD Cuinqlcn k.-,--Alprn knrr'n Kar-pu Mm. -:-i Pwpnrw 3V. n POLASKY, SAUL H M D CinnnJl'. C o F i Bet: Ktlcgu PIN D' .-'l E:: III.II, talkMJQ, -:5H,. 9'3; I. PRICE, ROBERT Eownoim o. C a:anl , .;, Pr cm. RADIN, DONALD IRVING 7M D Cm' 'nq'; c. .:.; PM D. H; EL-ilnn. REHM, ROBERT ADRIAN I +1.: I ' I u anli Fm ; 'm- . ROADS. JOHN H M o .::. 7. .1.;1 cm..- ROWE mummy JR. M.Ex C mm.- 9- -;, SAEKS, EDWARD H MD. a. ' In'll niPim D I-n, E: w-n .P---. mum A p 1 M '. ML A. rv Fw , SMNEJEIES LESTER W. M D C ' .r-.:r Cr SpiYLORS RODGER DALE M20. Au-x-sw :h'l, FM Ci. r Cim: .M-r- ll P--: :' -. SCHNEIDER HARRY F. M D. C. - rm H ': .-.' $'1.I:'-,Ii Phi Tw- '.N:' M Ar-'.I K-srrrx K'::t--u :F-r SCHREIEER JACK M. D 1 i 7? A: U' . C- H, r.'.-;-, fa ..-:r-.- E . che 96 o SCHWENDEMAN. HAROLD JOHN M D, Cum, nn-w'ul C-n . SERBIN, WILLIAM M.7M D Della Epnlnn, Mlh: Chr; Sec. Dayna Omc-Eiqmq mam M w SHREFFLER. JAMES L. M D. WOe-JviII-t CWI'L, SIMENDINGER. RAY E.-- F-1.D. CIrH-rmrlh, UMH- N: SKJIW: NW. D SOMMER. LOUIS L M.D.,C7nc1nnw' Ohio. SORRELL. MEREDITH EARLiMDH Cunm'smzm OII-c. STEWART, JAMES PAULiM Dr. Cmurmuri. Oh-L-iNIJ ng-J N -, STUHLBARG JEROME M D, Cinfinncu'i Ohm-ME-dbmr Si-m Cmncil ECO'SDCiDI Ch'rnl, an 991m Ecvilon IPW', Sr , Ciu'r.j. - SUER WHLIAM DONALD M D Cinc nnovi Ono ARK LV, Pr- thhnH Pediovmc Soc aw ESC'. T . SWILLINGER EDWIN MD Cm: nA-Mi Ohio Sr-1-'.M Ar-M-rb' Medical Association lTrrrus. J. SWILLINGER. RICHARD MD Cmdnnaf Ohio TRUMBLE. EARL ARTHUR- M.D. Cnrmnm C' ; N 5'4r--.-: N, chrcu Pcmcfn: somew, O UNGER, HAROLD L M D C r'-.mn-;H WARNER FORREST STANLEY JR. M D, Cn ;nm-. Cw .:. Pm r - Sigma; Alpha: EL. ilmu WAYMAN, GEORGE W. M D 8-; '. K.. WEISE ALBERT EMIL M D Cdcnrm: PE-dlolrwr. 9m. r.-I-,- P: Knmu E1 -,,-:. Imam O WERNEIL ELMER CHARLE57MD . Cm, Scabbard and Hindi; OW? Cln'r, mum Cwu F'Eu Ciw .THH WISEMAN, JAMES AiMD. Cinc..n'1-J': cmsc WOLF RICHARD STANLEYiM. D :2. mm. O'giAiEI-1 5mm P Pa 54- J Kowo, Pr. 0- If; Er: Hm. NOT PICYURED: MILLER, DAWD LERONFMD. Ecu- 'Mrwr'u C?HuiPhi 0- 1-. AN . Mud. A c-zc. HERFS THE CAUSE . . . Page ?7 P. -1;r1r;. . S:.-'i.:ly Pi Kappa Er-wl-J. Sr. NURSING AND HEALTH DEAN LAURA E. ROSNAGLE Alluul :1 milt- or so 1'1 um campus. on the grounds nf Ge-m'ml Hospital. is the location of the dwelling plates Hf tht- hlUdt'Hls in L118 College of Nursing and Health. W'ilhin mmy' walking distance from UC 150 the nurses say 1. Hunt? girls mum to campus for classrs tum or three linws a neck. Mute nflen than that. they culm- tu join ill mum of lhc rxtra-Purricular activitiesi Mummers. Guido . BumL Mortar Board and Ollwrs. Nulml lwr-uusv nf its fuur yc-ar integrated rnursr. this L'Hllrge allrar-tr: girls from all mvr lhe- munlu and from even as Iat- us Huuuii. UIT duh. lhvsr girls willingly exr-hangr tIn-ir uniforms- and value for mow t'um'enlirmal Iln-sa ln t-njm diverse 'dFliVitilfS fret I'rnm shnp talk. and zmuy from lllt' huspilal atnmslalwre. Hmhing. unrking. unll milking are all parts of III? daily Iifr' Hf Pill'll Hf lllt'ht' Slllllt'lll nursrs. Page 9'8 ROW r-Greenen. J.. RiHen, 3,, BigeLow, 3,, Marshall, M.. WOHers, R., Ahuri. F ROW 2-Coppens. C., Heck, Eu Thompson. RW My- grunl. E., Eagle, L Abraham, M , ilyan, P. ROW Equnham, IL LuH, K,, Cromes. K, Messinger. J Berghalf. M.. Devlin, R,, Travis M1 Callihon, P,. Random B Parker, D.. Br'wckler, J NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL 'rhr-vudh-ge uf Nllrshlg an IIlualHI'rrih1u1aL cznquusrd IJ repre- milaliws from Hull ui' lllr fnur i'lzlSSPH. sponsors a number uf annual snr'ial aiTzlirF. as u'c'll as lllflki'! and t'nihrf'r's IPgiSlatiun fur the Whole student both. The grnup nlriuaa In uphold tho traditions nf the r-nllegt'. In prunndt-a sphil:d'wn-upvrnlh:n heiwevn sludelns anciIaCulU; and In vnvuuragv arU v purdripthnmiu LiHvrrshy fuancms. NtH unly lhnw Hu'tdluuud hHllnIth Uu:fro Hnan uennvn.luu h abu wurks ln wdxe UnlfwnthHSI-flhv uppvnlasmnvn.rrhv pua year was h0H1 inln-n-sling :1an Imsix fur lhv :Nursing and llt'nlih Tribunal mcmhers. I'nr Ihm m-rv hnrking umh-r tlwil' Imnor 539mm. Having alltrnpled tu iniliatv lhis s-wlvm fur smnrul yvurs. last war's lrilmnal qully suc- rrmIr-rl. and lhus. l'ilillthhe'll grraltr-r resa'pm-t iur Ihr- urganizatiou. th'h'Uf'i'dlI'll uilh lht- Cinrinnali General Hnspilal. H'IE' L-ullegP :rilmnal ru-npt-rnlt'd uilh u1hl-r c'ily sr'htmls of nursing in planning and svrx illg as IIIIHPSHI'F al llw annual Sludenl Nurst' Asmurialiun uf hin rulntudiun. ulHCIIxsus hrhlin lhe ILJNJ Sinhrn hl XUVEH1hCL JHnw'Idg r rnlh Iflhv rur huludrd lhv danrvs Hpunsnrcd by HHS unIm-rfs group. Tlu- first Has lhv Winlvr Whirl. lht- annual Christ- mas furnml: Ialvr in llw year. the Spring I'hrmul uas 11PM. This rw- rur-inn is allw- illl annual mm. uhiuh i5 presentml lu hunnr all the graduating slaniurh. Allhnugh l'at'll y-ar presents- nt'u' pruhlems m lhl' nursing numt-n. llu- trilnmal alwap IJrcn't'ri its ability to handle am alml all nf thret- Ilill'u-nhivs. Page I00 1 . A- w; SO THAT'S A PROTOZOA? IN SERVlCE TRAINING SUGAR IS SWEET. AND 50 IS 4 . . Page IOI . AN EXACTING PROFESSION o ABRAHAM. MARILYN MAE B.S., CohrrbL-n, C ..o IV.B. xP'C' Amara Dena P- N 8: H.1r5bynol IConshwior 3 Eecv'm C ' CF'V'J, HDHDI' Bd Y W.C.A Inhomxrul VoHevbm 1 Cmc'nnn' :1 Cgrdcgmm Comu Co-n. on Reviiiur. oi Residcncc Pohcies. AHART, FRANCE5 B 5., Wr'eelnq, WF'1 V rginH1 W.A.A- . G'Ei: Gut; Cum. on Reshjence Pohcfes, S.N.A7C.. Com. on RevaIon o7 RESIdEnCE Policies 1;ChI'rIJ, Honor Ed. thmJ. ALLEN, KATHARINE ANNEiEi.I Cincmnoh'. Oh'o. EERGHOLT. lvhl'tduUl'NiBS. Morrow Ohio. 0 BROWN, HOLLY RUTH B.5. Nile; Ohwo. COPPENS, CAROL JEAN B.S. Highland Park, Illmoiswmpho C ; Omega Alpha Lombdo Dehq N. J; H. Tribunal, Jr. Am'ue', S',CP9nT-Fncul1y Com, tCIme. EXeclions Com, KIhth Ivy Chem. C rmimos Formal UCo-Chr-LL Fr, waer lCh-r.,1. CROCKER, ANNE MITCHELL B.Sv, CMCInnDK. Ohio Koopu AWNJ Thaw. N. E- H. TribvnuL Jr. Ciasn Pres, Student Fochlw Com CUIRIGHT, ROSEMARY ELENE B.S., Grafton West Virgwnio N. 82 H, TribUnGl UChrn. Library 3 Constifuhon Cormj, Alpha Delta Pi Klan 35L, chisharL Ivy Chain, Y.W C.A. Cmcmnmign VLC- NURSING AND HEALTH 0 DECK, JERRY L. B S., Sormgfiad, Or..o. DUFFY. PATRIClA-E,S. Bellowg Kethcky. EDWARDS, ELFNDR KAYiBS CinannoH, Ohio-Nphu Delta Pi, Weclty Fo-ndalbn c'Worshxp Chmwl, World Chrmuan CDW'TIm W ISUC:CH Achon Chmj. ELSTUN DONNAiBEH Gown Ind'luna. I FONS, NANCY WALKERiFJSH Cincinnol1 OhFo Band, FROMMUR, ELLEN MILLsi 8.5., Spr'xngfiyd, OhRoiKappn Dt'r N. 3 H. Tubmok Soch. V. Pres N K H. Glee Chm, YW.CA. hv Chowru GAMBLE MARY ANNE- B.S GreeanEe OhloiAlpha Lambao Del'd. LVVB. ngeom u' Arm'aL SANDER JO ANN-B S., Cincmnahl OhloiKnppc Doha me 5 3' 0 Chm Corr SPLL N. 3 H. Glee Club. Mhmrrlcrsl Y.WC.A. I HALL, IEANNETTE EVELYN-E.5. Wen Richfiela. OHoiJr Sec. Sr. er. hdrurmrw VcHeyboll PUbL, Com. HENDERSON, AUCE ISABELLEkBiu Grofion. Wem Virgin'ci-A'rng Du-m E EREgWrD'j, Jr. Aonzcr Shdem Dvec'orY. Cncmlnoho'h v,w C.A., Ivy Cram HUME, HARRIET B 5., Wcdeth OMB. KONKLE, PATRICIA BARRETT E.S. Cincinnati, CF'ciF-r, V. Frcz. Rep: Trees. Page I02 - LIMBURGI NORMA JANE Bf. CI- .rI-II nI 0' I;-C I.- R. III. Chm; I Alpha anbdd DcIInI Cumiun IHIanrun- N, E. H Tnmnnl ISchI Peng n C INCA ICJng-I J A- - III- Chum REW,. Cor .--. C-: I. N. I; H. 5rzw I: 53ml Inc I VIC LIPPSI BARBARA JANEr-B.5.I Cleyea C'r-Iu -IIIIII'.JI'I II II . -II I V E IRE: I'II IIII'IP'IT CD'T I, LDVEI JANET EVELYN-B.S. Cleveland HeIghIsI OIIIONAILI'IQ L: I:- I'IEI Delhi, Sr. C105: Trc:3' LV B MARTINI PA'ITI ANN E.5. c'IncIIInIII 0mg YIWICIAII I.--.- Vc-llwquI I.V.B. MESSINGERI JANE ELIZABETH785. Cinu'IrInuIII OH; R, ' i.gnu- ICOrIgviluiorI Com. ChmI P-bIciIv 3 Kr'cr er I. F', Pren, Jr, AdwserI V.I.C.I IVV CIIcinI SI -SL--:.I Peng. n CIIbI Sf-de'lt FucIZI- Prnn 123v chr-J CO-II.I $.N.A.C. IV. Pres. . S.N.A - I Iqarrrno. MYGRANTI EVELYN ELAINE B,E..I FI'IcIIavI O Io- Fr, ScI' A ' - I .31 SELI AII.-I L N. 3: l. 1' Chain wrj' Adw r E I i- I I S.NA.C. IV. Prm; .'- OATESI PEGGY ELIZABETHS BS-IZ EEUSI CItVEIUHdI ohIUiMUiD'E'WI 'VVEIrIcn'; SIIIrIJIn ICu'I Sn.- St? I SrI'I II I . KIII El 'II Pug: I. anHaIII ITreos.II MR m'rer; IPubI.II Y. W. C. AI K-J'V'fl K: iCD. CIII-II Jr, AfIII-ILHI VIC IAIIcnIIjnn-I 2; Lf-I- I- OGDEN. NELL L.-BS C.'IOI.I:D FIID ITI17BDWIII'ID C, CI DI House FIJI I V B IIHEU'II, We3ley F uns ISer I A-I .vI Ie: CII . PAISLEYI SUSAN CONKLIN 3.5 WIIrI-clng WEI LI- 'IIJ E Dcl'u DcIluI Jr. AdI-IserI VIIC WWAA N. 3 H. JGlee CIHIJ I V B, IAcIiww ChmI' PROHASKAI LOIS MAE- BS CIncinncIII OhIo-sz mm: ;m A';- I De Io P IPorl' or enIor'IcnI Repo'verII Y.WIC.AII N, 55 H Tr: -I' IV. FresI SozIoI Corr-I Cnrr.II Ivy ChainI Jr. Advra'I N .I. -I. Gmc CIub Acmn'es CoI4ncIII Regm-Ivmem CorrI.I S.N.A.C.. F-I: gram Corn. Chm. I.V.8. IV. PIES.II Intramural VoIIEthIII QUIMBYI BARBARAiBSH Cinrinno'II Ohio-YIWC.AI IV E THOMPSON. RUTH REHMERTNEEM DoonnI OhIoNSoDII, 9'5 . N I'II HI TFIbUI'IOI ITrcuLII Jr. AaviserI Kacpa Kappa Garn TRYONI JEAN LOlS-3.5.I WVGI'I'III'IgI OHIUNACIIviIiei Co MI! VII.I IFyboII Mgr.I Sports Mgr,I ImramurcI VclIeyballI II, V P59 WAGNERI NANCY JANE BS BurgeIstownI Pnnnsylxam-JNBMI I'II' Pm'..I Tau Be : SIgmu IP' 5-. Al'I PFESIII Wesley FDIIII-I'IJII EII 0 PubI- CmIonsI AcIIwre: Cauncul ITIckeI ChmII AIc-P LJF'QJI. DPIInI Y.W.C.A. WALGENBACHI ROSANNEiajI PD'IsmothI OF-OielEE Cit. WALKER. SARA JANE-BIS.I C'VIEITU'I I'III'IDI'- SF, V, Pm W E. H C-Ir-P CIIJJ, AcI'L'IiL-s Com.I ConstiIuI- on Com Cn.:I- pIIIJn I,V.B, VEOGENAKI IRENE 5.-B.SI AmbridgeI Pennsylvon'? IVS BUILDING HEALTHY BODIES Page I03 TEACHERS COLLEGE DEAN CARER M GOOD Commonly knuun on lfalll'lllllS ah: TIL : llle 11; Teachers Kuilege offers tt-n rlifllerent pl'ugrams m' phases of odurathun. 1110rr is a prngrani hir H1050 inlerestcd in kindergarlrn-prinlary echlcuthin.irnf for future elenientary St'ilnui lt-aulwrs. one fur juniu' and seniur high school tearilvrsrmvilc. The slurlenls onrullccl in this college learn and observe ChHSFULHD proredures and techniques during,r llwir first three years: during their senior year. they spend a wnmstor in sludenl leaching. gaining from this semtatcr ialuallir' firslilland experience under the guidum-P uf a lear-her in uno oi Cincinnati-s public srhrmls. M the end of fnur years. students of this millegf- are uell preparvtl to enter nine of the most rewarding profossirms a person can pursue: teaching. Thu haw prawn themselves qualified l0 aCI'f'pt whal- vwr rulr: life may proseni them. vunficient in the knuwlrrige and ?xpvrhunw'lhri have gained during Hqu DUHPge yeara Page I04 ROW l MtCnrmick, T Bryant 3., Sivan 3U Dugon, 1-. MOIIEM L, Scherer Mr Hammond, D, ROW 2-Liguori, F.. Price IL. Ruwns- My, M., Walls, P.. Baker. l., Knerner K.. Donahy, N Malihes. AH MEYEFS. C. KresL p- TEACHERS COLLEGE TRIBUNAL FA'vry :Ornml and fourth Thursdau all 1:31! ILIIL n'lII'vH-rllillh'h- frum mrh prugmm in the Teau-ht-r's ICullege IllLTt to plan fur Hu' mam uml mriml arlivilies rarriorl nu ln-x lho Irilmnal. Firsl nn tht'ir long list nus an illl'ornml lr'n fur freshrlwn ullit'h mm led Im lh'gis- tratinll Han. Pum'h aml runkit's xwrv uqu-rml In allmiatt' llw slupotv nus. iimuslamling hunger I-f llw L niwrsity'h ntruest T98141er Cui- Irgv ullnlvnh, cher I-n'nts Hll tin' TC 'I'I'ilulllul ralemlnr inl'lutlml :1 HILHIHII uml Cu-ulling Tvar'her lea. Lalur an upon hnuw Has hPIIl in humor :th high schnul students on Collegiate Day. Al this limr' lhv sc-niurs in thv Cim-innali high Hl-Iumls u'orr inlrmlut-Pd lu lhr t-ullvgv In llll' lrilutmal nwmlu-rs. A 5!lulenl-ijully Teal nus prt-wntwl in H1:- Xnniv Lamb Draining Htmm. Tho nvuh O'lt't'lml lrilmnal momht-rs xwro llhlll'l't'll in at lhl- lrnrlilinnal Irwlullaliml Himwr uhirh Ha: giu-II in Men. During lhv llasl Inlau' ,Iam- Hugan st-nell us lJH'hith'lIl, uhilv Mr. Lillllul'i urlml as furulty allkisPl' tn the organization. Uther Illlivt-l's ntJH- thq HiIHFFEL tiI-vulll't'Sitlvnt: an Bryant. trL'm-Llrvr: LIII't'UiI Xingzirv. rvrurtling HPITPIEII'IKI and Marty St'hr'rer. t-ul'rrslmmling e-vrrr-Eary. Th0 lrilulmul hm: ah ils goal imlmwmi slualu-m-I'm'ulu n-iatiuns. Tu bring nlmul this Ulljm'tiu', il iirsl nf ull. Him; In imprmu- slurlvnl In slutlvnl rvialimwhipr. Ewitlcnn- nl :illt'rt-ss is won in tho umln-q'uliHJI ln'lePn 1hr students Hf UIC Vitrinuzi prngrams on thr tri- Inunul. Thv Sluclvnl lu fnt'ully tritm-sts ir- lnruughl aluuul lug lhc- sm- vrul IFar' giwn during, the ,war. Page I06 SECONDARY ELEMENTARY A Unvv at mnnlh llw IIIBIIIIICFS of the Htw'untlarx ICh-Inmllary Club hnld planned meelings. At this- lilnt' lhvy have panel dir- cussiuna and lwar variuui Fprakcrs. Thuse students who an,- rcgistert'd in Ille 'lbachers Cullvge programs such as.- pl't'pilru- tinn fur Elementary. junior High. or Heninr High Sr-luml edu- catinn are eligilllr' for memlwrship in 1hr- I'luir. Thvso students- .'-triw tu lmmmle Inclh-r relalinn: Iwhrwn tho favulu' and 511.1- 1Ivnts as xwll 115 in arqlmint the nIt-mlwrsa uilh milyge pru- grams and the prufessiumul fwlrls. :anng thrir prnjm-ls. ilw Christmas yam fur umIc-rprhilL-gml rllildren uns- 1hr Inig- gtls'l SIICCPSS. ROW liHurrison, J.. Breyer, 1., Tyndmi. 5.. Hill. J Pounds; 5 ROW 2-5chI05: J Heinnld, M. J., Ffsher, M. Euereh, N. Parctewski, S. Anderson. P.. Gbering, E ROW 3-Si2ver5, IL Abrose, J1, Good. C... May. P-. DGW'Q T,, lelner C Saberfon, Hw Morgan, N Page l0? ROW IiDevorr' D McCormick, T.. Bryani, B Frogs B. ROW 2-5mallev. L, Albvechf, 0., Montgomery, L7 Bry- an', N.. Scheren M Geverfs, J., Elli- son, M ROW 3 DinnFe, J. Walls P.. Allen F., Rummes, 5. Donahy. N., Culberfscn, A. Bormom 8 KlNDERGARTEN-PRIMARY CLUB V I'hwt-luping inlvrertl in lvm-Iling on the priman ll-u-l. and preparing for fulure tvat'lling t-xpvrienr-es i:- lht- purpuse of the Kimlt-rgarten-Primun Club. Spvakvrs arr:- rnpagml tn dis- vus-T- and dcnmnslralt- lnrngrallls uf Hallie and mi ilIIPrFH to the members. Earh 3:31er ulriuus philanlhrupit' prlljt-ris are uni drrtakcn In lhe t'lulI: aiding a needy Eamih at Thanksgiving linw. svmling $upplivs ln lhv Imi-in ,xr-huml area. and lurmitling a Cllrisrtmas Inarly for a helerled I-lassrnum nf rhiirlren. Tho war is lrmiiliunalh rlimarxw'i Ily a Mutllt-r-Unughtcr Banquet. ROW I-Murich R. Embs, D. Sevber'h. E Dcwis R, ROW 2-KolfhoH, P. Sfeini men, 1 Bcrcherw'ng, R., PisoneIH R. Gram .'. PHI EPSILON KAPPA A The rumpus nrganizution whirh .xlmnsurwl llnv TB X-ray r'JiIlir- Im ranllnls Hlis- u-ar war: Phi lipsiluu Kappa. a national I-J'ui'tssinnul fraternity hhirh Hat'- fnumlml :1! Indianapolis. Indiana. in April of J'JJH. Ils Inuqu-rsllill l'uINisls nf llpgwr- c'lassnwn ill 'rt-ur'lwrs Cuilvgr uhu arr majnring in lhv livlds of lutlllh. I'vl'rt'alinn illlti plusitzll t-tlul'1l1iull. Hurillg Ill? yt'ar llw l'ralernih presents prngramr- of inlt-rvsl In its mmniwrs in r'nllnm'liun uilh ilivil' Ia'uvllillg firlxih. 'l'ht- Illllhlilllllillg I'H'llt of the wur fur Phi ICIJr-ilnm Kappa has the? lprvswnlaliun of a srhulanhip lu IIIIP ui' i1: Inmnln-rs. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB V Thr- Inajm' purpnse oi. the Businl-ss ICdtn-alinn Clulw ii In mn-mlragt- Njhulnrsliip zlnmng lim undm'gruduulvs in that de- purlmenl. Membership i5 Iimilvrl ln Businvus Elluvalinn majors hhn havr .41th1 an inivrvsl in NW llt'parlnmnt urtivilios. Thr- yt-urh ugvmia runsiils primarily uf distussinns Concerned Will! llrfblllt'll'lS Ptlt'lilllltl'l't'fl in Ivac-hing lmsim-ss. The rlulr alsu spnnsnrs u CllriFlliluS party aml a spring IJit'niI'. Hark year it Jlulds a jIIiHl-mrvliilg uith Dl'lta Phi Elmiiun. Ihe graduate hminess lftluvalium Fralerniu. Thruugh iis prngrams the Club lurillgs ils nmllhvrs illlII vunlud uilh Ilwir fulurP problems. ROW X-Waber, V Kalb, N., Eecker. B. ROW z-Arm- slnzarlg A., Wismann. M., Kress. Pu Sforrn. 1.. Romanm R. ROW 3AJEHV. H,. Guthrim M.. Leifh, H. LiguurF, F. tFuc- rlfyl. Eslcr, FL Page IOB O ABOWITZ. RITAWBfIH CincinnmiI OIIIOWSDunI'h CIubI HIiIIa'II 50E? omgy CIIIbI Y.W.C.A.I InmrnUIIonCII Ctub. ABROSE, JOAN SHEILAWBISH Clnunnmh OilIIIJ-CI'II' Omega. Soilirg Club ERem CommII Corr, Segj KIn-Imqorien thnry CII: WA AII CincmnoIIonI Trainer Irum Ohio Wc-Izlevun Un.v. ADAMS PAULINE CAROL--B S CincinnuIII O'I'ICI -AIphnChiOr'II;-guI Ghee CIIIIb ANDEREGG DIANNE DRAKE-B.5 C nCIIInIIIII OIIIo-KOIJW Know Comma, Angle Urea; .JI WUAAI Dom: CI. hII CIncinnalinnI Pen quin Club. I ANTHONY. FLOYD EDWARDWBSH TarenIown Po.-Phl DI Ir: T'IJU UleI IPret-JI VIJI'II'IV Fcuibdll TcurIII PIII ELL'icIn KIJDrICI IN ? rm'raI; IBoskelboH CapI.J ARNOLD. JOAN PAULINE B S. Cinc'nnmi Ohio Alum: CHI CIIII-EI'JUI AreIeI Jr. AdvIscr SIudenI Dlrcc+crv 'I',W.CA W.A.A,I KrIIIw gorPCn Primnrv CIIb . BACHLER MARTHA LEE- 5H5 CinI:Ian;:II OIIIrI Dvl'g D- I'I Dr-IIII IRCc. SDCJI Kindergarten PrImary CI-b IV PII. III WKAA .W..CA., Infram-rcl SI.c-rh. BAKERI INEZ FAY ESII Cmcmnoiy 'I:I ZI-u: I'nII AII'NH': IHI', F: Mng V PrI- II MI I'I'IJY Bourd ET I Wcmen r Srun'n; lCrI'I-I USCIJ Ecol. 9 V Pr-I II T. C. T I nnl Si- EII CLI- rI-'I J' Advi er Sac E-I-orr Club W Pm I :II IrIII-r 5:: It uh. Hmm: C..I -rII:i- V.I.C. Eng. ChmJI R. E..W Ole: CIIILII Fr PFCIPCII YWCA CoHegIam DuyI KDDLED DI-IIU FII Ivy Chum . EAYERI JOAN E.WB.5. CincinnuIiI OI-Io 7'0 TDI; AIpha ISCCJI R.O.TC. Hr-nc-mr C Delia P SI-Jaenl DIrocIora VI WLAI BONEAU VIRGINIA MARIE- B-HS Cincinnm- O'iilI37rrlIFl'J'Z'r IIc-'I'- Marni Tweiu P'rII Alpha, Eh I. InL Him. . . . Delfn EpciICIn IV. Frmj CInr rII-Inriun tE-liim in C'iI:I In-ch Eda Sr. Ed.lI Bd. 0F Pubficolionh. BORCHERING. ROBERT F, 3,5, CII-IgInIIaI OI-Iio.-Vr.IIr,.n- Bo-zle-mII TeomI Phi Ep Hon Komm BRICKWEGI MARY ANNEirB SI C-nchnIzIIII Oh iPI-Eage MIctressWI KindI-rgu'um PriIImrI C - CADWALLADER. B, ANNiBS. Cinzin'IrI'. OI- r. CAPOIZOLOI SAMUEL JOSEPHWBS CInr nnIJIII OhII-I 3-. Ed. CIutII Kappa Dem: PI IPIID. ChmIl. CECIL, JEAN HELEN B..S CIncunnafI Oh o--l-:1I'J WA- AILJILI. MI-IT- merrI Ivy ChoII-II YWCA Ncw: Rworn Ho-Ipnraliw Cam. R. E. W tHo. D. C rm! BI; Inz' 'I Cub I'SIMWII Jr A-Jw'u-r. CHAREKI BARBARA ELAINEHES CIncInnmI Oi-In HIIl--I tan 22:. E-ev ComII Mwnrmr KI Incc'go'lm Pviranr-I, CI t: DuII'I 9H EosIIon. TEACHERS COLLEGE 0 CHILDRESS. AUDREY-B.S. CincinnoH C'lIiu-SDU'H- CI. Elem. Cth VIVVICIA, COHNI MARVIN LEEWBSI CIHcInnFJHI Oh'n Sigma Alpha MI- Chm.. C'Jmpu, RHO'IUH' Chml Ul-n CSOL. Chm. 51W. 5. C' Ieodcr ICON JI Vorueiy Com. IChr-J Program Carry Hr1.;.I'cII I, Corn ECHTMlI Union Award. Bu. Ed. Club Murmur: SLIIIII Inc. lEKEc. CumJI Jr, From CerIII rIIHNI CUHI-I'jIU.Fj Day Carr SIgrnIg Sigma CONCILLA. JOSEPH A 5.5. N-arh Eu-J Po. Vur-.ilv FchLuII TegIIII DAVIS, PATRICIA LiHEI CINCI'VICHII OI'I'J W A A. EMqr Cc. Rt: II oHe-.l bull Sporhhcu-SI, Artie. O DAVISI RONALD F.7E.S.CIncInnI1ti Oh Kip? Ep'iJnW Kan-s'I DENNISI REHEEWBSH Cmrinmt. Omn-H. . I LZ PA. lPr-v. KInngurIen Primary CIIII'I. DICK. AUDREY JEANiBs. cIncIIIIIInI, oIIuiAIpIID DIIIII P. ISIIIIII orchip Chrn.I Rush Chum Chup.I PI-ica-e'. MI Ir.-;I. IlI Jr. A-lwe-II Studml D-ICglrJIr tchIIIrorI EIJJ VIIC. YW.C.AI Kornrns KIng CcvnII Jr, PFUW ITIcth Cowl MIIIHF'IP III; CIIII'n BIj, III! PubIIcmion: KIndErgortcn PrI'maxI- Clue DUGANI JANE ELIZABETH-B.5.I CII'I-ZirInoHI Or'o AIpnc Ch? Omega EPJeage Mistress, PaanH. ReplI Mortar Board IF : II Jr Adr vuser I'ChrnJI Kappa Ds-Ha PII PI Delhi Ep-Ilon 5 Juan, Npho Lambda DeHaI CIncInaminn lCom Ed.I A - ?.C. Tl'lbk :1l EPIEF. V. Fr 1 FanhuH. R. n CHI.I WOMEN SI-nuteI QrII'arIrmIcm EIJII CI I. JhI'I SrI-Ir Iw CHmII K n-'1I:-rgc:r- hen PIIIIIQIII CIIU-b o EBERSOLE. SUZANNE T713. 3. CInCInnoI- OHoiK-ippa Kac-m 6m- rrIIu Tron'fer horn Oh-o Wc-sIc-yon UnIv. ELLISON MARY CATHERINE BUS CincI InnoIII OhIoWDa'I-u SIgrrI-I Them IPras. JOInf Chum. Chrrm I Y.W.C.A. SECKEl-em. CIIIl. ESI Rep 1 NAACP, FINK pAUDREY MARIEWBSI Cmcinnor OIIIQWD-j-Ivo IJI CIncinnoronI YWCA SFIIII'JIz- A Dirtclorf Jr, AJ'I murghI luv Chain, FIX, JOANNWBS CIHCH'IHUHI OIIQ. I FRITZ, DONALD M.-B.S.I LoruIn OneuiVn'nIIv FDatbuH TuI'Jr'I GIESI MARCIA LUCILLE--BS.I CmcmnulII OIIIG Delm DII-IIo DE'I'U EV. PrEgJI W.A.A.I Alphu Lumbda DQHOI Pengum Cub l-II. ChaInI KIndcrgorI'en PrIr'Iory Club. GRAPES, EARBARA-B5I FY. Thomas. Kv-Gle: ClI'b Kindergmien PrImory Club. CRATE. JOHN H.WB.5.I ShorcvaHFI Ohio IWThr- PhI AIL-hn Hc'r-I- E'. CI LI. IJ Della IIAr Inl'u Page I09 I GREISERI LYRA-B.S.I CincInnoII. OhIo7CIHCIanIIun. Y.WC.A.. EMAAH Muicrerte, DEIID Delft: Delta EPanHeil. R9111. Dante om GUENTHER. MARY R.7B.S.. CincinnUIiI OhIo. HAERR. MARY THORNBURY-B.S.. Cincinnati. OhiD7Zem Tau AIDI'ID Band. Tau Befa SIgma ICON. Scc.. Treas.1. Jr. Adviser. KInder- gorIen- -Primary CIU ID. HAMMOND DORIS BLERSCH 3.5.CII1cinnaIi. OIIIG7Npi'IcI Cir. Omega 1V Pres Pledge Pres1.MorIur Boord. Guidon. Kappa DelIcI PI. Y.W CA. lTreas.I Membership Chm.1. T. C. TrIbLnoI I'TIcasJ Sec -EEem Club IPres-I Corr. Sec.1. Student DIrecror-.- ICD-Ed. Copy Ed.. Dlsh'. Mgr.1. News Record. Fr. Guidebook MUSIC Com,1Chm.1.Kcmpus KIrIg tTickeI Chm.1. I...5C ISpec. Evem; Chm.1. V.I..C Marriage Clinic IHnspimlin Chm.1. I-Iy ChurIII Jr. PonHeII. W....AA ISoIIboII Mgr.ln1romuol5wim,1. Adviser IEvoluaIIDn Chm.1. Fr. Proiecr EArrangcmenls Chmj. R,E,W I'Fersonul App'Is. Chrn.1. Bd. of PUinchIIans. ProqrorA CcII'I'I. HARGIS. DEWARD LEE7B,S. CincIrIncIIi. Ohiu7TrcIcII. Open UDDBI' 10.x SchoIarship. HARRISON JOYCE ELAINE7 5.5. CIncimIoI'I OhIo7CI1i Omega Kappa DeIIo PI. GIee Club Y.WCA Smdenf DirecIorV. CWC ' - nquan KIrIdergurI'en- PPIrnCIry Club IMembsrshIp ChmJ HILL. JACK 575.5 MOSSIIIOnI OhIo. HILLI JOYCE ANN7B.S.I CIncInnmi. OI'II07DeII'cI Delia DelYo. KIn- jergorlen-Primury CLIb ITreos 1. Y.W.C.A.. Sfuden? DIreCI'orv. IMHOFF. WILLIAM 6.78.5. CincinnaIII Ohio78uE.IrIess Educaiicm CI.b 159:.1. Newman Club. Kappa DeHo PI. KELLER, MARY ANN7B.5.. CIncInnmI. OHIO. KENDALL. JOANNE7B.5.. Cincinnati. Ohio. KOERNERI MARY CATHERINE7BSH CIHCInHGII. Ohi07'lhem PI'II AIpi'Io Hush Chm.. SocIcI Chm.1. AdviserI D.G.K.. Ivv Chem T. C. TrIbImoI. Jr. Prom CL. lnIrUmIIroI VoIIeybcIIl. Cinc-nnmionI Cn-Rcc VDIIeybuIl. Kindsrgorlcn-Primcry Club. VIC KRAKOVSKY. IRVIN78.S,. CIncInnaIII OhIo7Pi Lambda Phi. LANDMANI BARIARA ANNE78.S.. CincInnuIi. OIIIDiDEIIU DEI'O DeIIa IRIIsh CIVIL. Schal Chm 1. KInI'IergorIen Primary Club. J'. Advism. CincEnnaIus Socier 1V. Pr95.1. LANG, RUTH EMILY7B.S.. CincInnnIiI Ohio7Koppo Aipna Theia. LEDINGTON. JUNE EVA-B.5. CincInnoYI. OhIo--Triunon 1Pres.. V. PFELII. TEACHERS COLLEGE LEUCHT VALERIE ANN- 5H5 CIrIcIrIIIUPI OhIO7DeI1o Deii'n Dem. CIIzsIrIeodeI. YHAWC WM LEWIS. PATRICIA FAY-BS.. CIncInnari. OhI07Chi Omega Epledge THII'Ie'. Fenonnel CIInI.1 Y.W..CA. IDromuIIcsI Program. Mem- . ,I o Chm.1. W.A.A, I5por1; Head. V. Pres.1I Jr. AdvisevI Cm. :IrInrJIIJ, 500er. R.EW. IAIIUnIversiw ConvocoIion CIM'II. L.5.M.F.T.. AreIe IV. Pres.. Member rJI'rLorgc1. Ivy Chain. SI. CIIDSL SCIZ. MANTHEY. JOY-B,SI Normand. OhIo7Alpha DelIu PI IREDO'IBF I'cu'... Pres.1. 01m: CIub. Y.W.C.AI W.A.A.. Sec,-Elam.-C1.Ib. PunI-IwII. IPre5.1. Womcnk SEI'IDIE, MARICH. ROI'ERT ALLEN-B.S.. EucIId. OhI07PhI Epsilon Kappa. UIax. FnolboIl. Trad. MARPLEI JOYCE KATHLEEN 5.5.. Sorrngunle. OhiO-W.A.A. I53. PengIIIn Club ISecI Prez1. Dance Clnb. VmaiIv VolleybnflI AreI-r 15 t . LWCA Kappa Delta Pi. MATTHES ANITA IRMA7 BUS CiannnotII DhIo7ZeIo ToII NW: 1Prcg1 MorI'ur Board. OIIIrJon tTreos.1. Jr. Adviser ISec.-Tren'.1 Y.W.C.A, ICabIHeI1. Koppm DeII'c Pi. SIudeIII Council. T. C. T'I- 'nI.IIIII. Panel 0i Americans. PaneII.I Ivy Chain. MLHUGH. ERIN BURGOYNE73 5,. Forf Thomas. KenI-ICI.Y7DI:I'J DEIID DEIIU IRIIsh ChrrI.I Personnel Chm. Song Leader. SchoIor .. CI C'Irn,1 Arefe tFre'IJI Dance Club IPIGSJ. W.A.A.. Mummers. Gina Club Red Cross. MUSIC Conn. Jr AdvIser. McJOYNTI JANE7B.S.. CIncInncIIiI OI'IIG. MILLER. ELEANOR MAE7 BS CInci'InoI'I. OnIo7Kappu Kappa Go mo CHeerIeoder. Kindergarsen- Primary Club. YWWCAI W.A.A.. Modern Dance Club. MUNRO HELEN LOUISE B..S CInc nnnII. Ohio---Sniri+ Inc. Sec- gm CI- -b Kappa Delta 13ec1. Y.W.C.A.I Mumc Com. 155:..- Jr. Prom Co:n.. News Record lTypIgI1 MUSSIO ANITA7 B...5 CInCInnohI OhIo7 Iheio Phi Alpha. AIE9E WAA. IRIdIng Mgr1 PengIIIn CIub IPrEsJ II'IIFCIITILII'GI Rev. RN! Cro-ss lChm Wu'lzr SaIely Progruml OBERSCHMIDT. CAROL LOUISE7B.S.. Clnc nncI'I. Ohi07AIpF-c Cr Orneqq ER-.I5I'1 CIInL. Pledge MIGI'CGSI. EJIIIbIIIon Com. VIC. IP-gbl. Corml. Y.W,C.A.. WA A. Kumpas K'ng IDCCOrrr-u . Cn-n.1I Jr. A-Iwaer IPIJHV CI'IIq 1. Soph. DOHC-i. lPubl. Curran PAYLER. DONALD ALBERT-7 3.5.. CIncInnoIi. Ohio. PENQEA DONNA SUE7 55 For? IIIOMOS KenfLIcIy7Koppg Dnqu AA. Sex, Elem. Club. Modern Dance SpirII Inc. ISer..1. M ' II-xr; TruqsIuI irorI' WiHerIbarq CaIIch PHIPPSI FRANCES LEE7B.S. Clnmnnm. Oh'D-Zem Tu; Alum: O 9:: CIIJJ 184.1 Y.W,C.A.. K.n.:ir:rgcr'en PrIII'IcrI; CIIIbI T. C. Opn'w Ho ..3 Jr Prom COM.. WeaIcv Founduhon. W.A.A. PISAN LLi. RAL?H ANTHONY7B Wadawoth. Oni07DeIIa Ta. DIaI-q. P'I- Er'II-nn KGLIL-u IV. Pr UIE: Dorm CO-II'V, I. F-liDIh-J'. Page I'IO a POGUEI OPHELIA ANN. B,S,I c.n....n..I. IIIIIICKIpp-I AIIIIIQ I IISILrII'I': Chm,I Choplo-n. RI,III L Knpu DLIIII Pi .II. AI Uwirr szInnmIrmI 50m, D.IIIII- CIIII-I Jr, PIIII-I IICI' I C III UC, uII TIV Iw Chain. PCPPLEWELL LORETTA IRENEia. SW L I IIIII'I-I OII UiAIIJ'III CHI OIWU W.A. AII Mum! Corr: . WC. A. RAHFUSE MARION E.- 3.5 C. III IIIII-III CIIIIPM-KJIII I D- I- I . RAMMESI STANLEY WILLIAM BS ChgviDI OHIO SITE EII m CI II Cl-vlmmI-an Nr-wI Record. . RAWNSLEYI MARY LOUISE B. S. TI:r'-JI:-.- Pur'-. OI'IIFWWOT'L' JIII T. SC. Tribunal Ivy CIIuInI SIII ICo.IrII:II IAII-Prna IHIu. I Prez. I. W..A.A EPIquIJII CrIrrIII RM: SI-I'I P 'va HnI: Ivev BoakeruIII VolleyboIlI ROBERTSI PATRICIA JANE- -ES CincinnaIiI OhioIY,WCA. Ca: n .-I IF'IId WoI IIIp ChrrI.I Sonq L-zudurJI MorIar Board IV. PI- K mpg KIII-IIIII Gn'nmu IP'mIIIcII RepI Rum Chrm sng r E..W I encroI Chm. OrganiI Corn. CI'I'I'I I. Mr rIcIJder, Kappa DcIIu Pi CiHEInnuI-I: SaIzIerI JI. A CII-jirII WAA, Dance CILbI l, A. Trib nal iFI, Rep i'. SII. DIncE- IDccoruI-ori Chm.II Clr'irs CIIIbI Fr, CIIicIIIrIooII S.PI.',. I-.-.IIII- IIIp ConI ROMANOI RUTH B.S- Cinc nnoII ONO SALYERS. IHOMAS GRANT B.S.I CincinnaII OhIoIVursiI-Ig RI- TI'I'JI'II AWOA Farthing RIIIP.ICOHI'IL1HJIFIFJ Oflmer! WV. 7-3 ' Corn. IChrn J. o SANER LOUISE ANN-B.SI CIncinncIIII OhIOgOIEE CIIIb K.-J.-.. gum;- II PIimDry CIIItI SCHNEIDER, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH- 8,,5 CanInnoIII OMDCAII- . Du: III: Pi KindergarIcn Prirra'y Club YHWCA. Jr. Prom C.I'. InIIv'vIIiignItII CIub. SEYIERTH, ELMORE ROEERTI JR.7B,SII CinI'innotiI OhioiPhi Es. Ion KIIppu. SIEVERSI ELIZAaETH ALICE- BS CinLInnaIiI OiIicIRJNE . I my I C'IHII T. C. TrIbIInuI ICorI. SecII VI P.IeaJ YWCA, -:JI-III DirecIonI KiII-jcrgorien Primary Club. JII Adv e O'Hugrj ISGLJI Ivy CIIoInI Glue CIIIb. B- 0 SMITH, MARILYN JANE-B.S. CincinncIiI Ohio-Glee CIHIII av EzeI-I CIIIII YHWC STARRI PHYLLIS-- 13.5., CIniinnoIiI OII3o. TASHJIAN. MARIANiBSII CincinnuIiI OhioIDanca CanLI Y.W.C.A. INI:w: Ed.JI Cincinnahon Under Ed,II I.S.C, CIV'I'III Kindergor'an PrIrr'urv CIIIbI Women's SenoIeI R.EW. lConesp. Com.lI Jr. AI '.IjerI VILC. WeMey FouancIIion. THALLI ESTHER LOUISE B.SI FInnconwnI OhIoIAIpI-Iu Chi O'-':-3g: IRCC. SCCII MWCA W.A.A. . TYNDALLI SHIRLEY ANNIBSH CIrIcianuIiI OhiuIKindsrgnr'cn-Pr Inmy CIIJD IPrngImII CIIrrI,I PreL.II Jr. AdviserI CincInnuIIcnI SI- Ijenf DiraclorvI Y.W.C.A.I Fed CroscI ChI Omega, VERKAMPI PAULINEiB.S.I LmeImd. OhIoaseVEIeT. Club. VCLKSTADTI CAROLYN SUEIBSH CincinnoIiI Ohio rDeIth Drz-I'II Delta tCrIapIuInPI Y.W CIA. lLeader Camp. ReIIgIcnI BIbl-e SI. Treu-.III AIpIIu Lambda DeIIo ITrh-ULIJI R.EW. IDIanuy SI Cu Organ. ChmJI I.S.C. tlnd, Chm.JI Dance Conn. KinI'IP'qIn'I Phrnmy CIIIbI Jr. AdviserI Dance Club. Gu-IJon ISF!L.JI VIC. IArrnnquenis Chm.I T. CI Chm.I. Y Fr. Comp Program IChm,jII Kuopu DelIo Pi Ivy Chain Mummerm MorIur Baum ISD-L.I'I LmrIp. IIIII CUrII. IBIII-Iqu Chm I. WAHLEI DON C. 8,5 Cinc nnoIi OIIioITIeckI Cross Co Mn. 51 IIIIIIIIIII Mgr.I Newrrinn CIIIb. . WARNERI RUTH E.--E.S.I NorwuodI OhioIAlphu DPII'U PI EP ' W.A.A.I GIcc Club I560, V. PresI Woman's SEAGIeI Paar ISEE.I Kappa DeIIU PI. WATSON. BETTY R,-B,SI CincinncIII OhiDINewmun CII;bI Trianan. WISEI CHARLOTTE ANNIESH Cmdnno'i OHEOIKuc-po DI:II-:I IISc c'rJI CI-m.II W.A.A.I Jr, AdVIserI Y,W,C,A, WOOOI JACKiB.S.I LovelandI OhIo. . WORDENI ELANCHE LUCILLEIBSI C'n;irIrIuIi OHIGIDEIIQ Z'TJ IPIILII. Chm.I. News Record. Mummy: IMake.a Chm I. New A g P'n ITrmri-IJI Spi'if Inc. ESECJI B.SI EES Ed. CIubI Can'err bI-zr A DC.I S.E.C. I596 ! Wc'ren'n S'? -:I'-2. NOT PICTURED: EARTH ALBERT ARNOLDiasu CiIciIIh-OII OIIi07501?IroIII Pm El :lon KJL':-,:. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN HOKE S. GREENE Frum lhe UC Craduatv Sr'huul come thc faculty members for L'C as wpll as lor ulher colleges and universities. The St'hmll i5 L-mnposrd nf lwenty-six diHerent departments whirh nHPr advanced study to the graduate sludenl aspiring: fur a Master's or DUCtnfs degrE-e in his chum: f'iPJd. 1n spilt: uf the great amount of lime graduate slutlt'nls spend working on their theses and un rcpt-L'iai pruhlcms. man; ni them are able to teach and In kerp up their undergraduate exlra-Purrinular rumpus austivi1ie5 and inlerests: as well. In addition In 1119 ulher Snl'iill funrlinns which it sponsors. it unnualh huhls a spring picnic and a Minter banquet. l'mlvr IIH' t'apahlr lwdership of Dean Huke 5. Greene lht' Graduate thunl prm-ides prnfst and pleasure fur its many hue; EIIHIPIIIS. nhn come here fur study frmn mum rullogrs. IIE'FP in 1hr United StatPs aml in tlu- ulhvr rnunlrivs and nations nf the wnrlrl. Page II'J . .2: a 42.5.... GRADUATE SCHOOL Lunk rumplivnlml? Il prulmlwl-x h for tho Luvragv t-ullvgc slurlenl. llul nut fur lllesv graduates. Karl: marlline has :1 meaning In these men. The student in Ilw lup pit-turt- isn't fixing lhusc pipes. Inn is measuring the pc-rnmnvnu nl' lhin plusliu- films. Anuiiwr nf llwsv l-nmplex lnuking instrument: is usml In lllPilr-llll'P shrinkugv l'unlrlul. ill the l'ighl. Mvmurv illg it's alsiu tllt' hlnl'tinn nI all lllta IIilJt'N in lilt- IJit'lllFP ul lht- lmllnln ll'ElZ iliie: l'm-ar-llres IIH' Hurfat'rr-x :n'mh nf lmmlm's Iry gas Him, The graduate uurking ill Iln- Imllum right i:- rlvh-rmining lln- mnlm-1 ungh-s fm- liquids and snliels. Thu? scalC-Iiku mm'hinl' al lhc- lull islfl ur-t'll lu High. I-u1 tu determine shrinkage t'ulllrnl. le stht-nl uhn is regulul- ing the buttons in ilw middle luirlurv is using a mir'ru-ralur- imrlvr ullivh nwasurf's heals uf uvlling UI' ice ergy. Law! in airpl'cuw rewurch 1:: the mm'hine nn 1hr lmttnm Iigill which is the ultram-mrifuge. TC SIIKICIHS aim haw graduate r'ruurSPs: al the lmllom Ierl these leaurlwrs' are ill lllt'ir Prar- iicum I'Iais. EVENING COLLEGE DEAN FRANK R. NEUFFER Men and mnnam frnm all ualks ui' liit- realize their desire fur highvr Nlm-alinn lhruuglu the LIE: Evening Cullrgt'. inaugurated in I938. 1hr Exeuing Cnlltgo zilli'm'ls mun r-llJllvnls illan I'll day lime prngran'l. :Mlminislrretl II-x Dam Frank H. NPqur. thi: rnllvgu nle'rH alllljt'clfa in tht' iidd: U17 lilu'rral ilflfn Engineering. vummnrmn 3an appliml arts. Sludenta: may unrk eilher 11m ard rt-rlifitales ur degrees. dI-pvmfing till thr- tima- H103 wish In spend in school. Hvsidvra tlwir srlluluslit ut'livilivs. Exonillg Cullege hlUIIHIlS purlirilmlv in Hirinus suciul actiwilitwi. lew im-luclv :1 Nil:- Hanks Club. llw Evening Cnllcgc paper. :1an a night thmll Nurlvul Cuunyil. Thr- Main Lnungtr is ultvn imaclerl In lhr- night students: uhr-n lllm sponsor lhvir rume: Imnrs and dancer. I1: aulrliliun In all tlwsv m-lhilirs. the FA ening Cnllcge alsu kelt'ps UII u Hrilnlurship I'uml 11! be. 11.4w! fur lleserx'ing persons. Page Ilb MM '--.. ur-II-n M;v JmI- .sz-m xg' - I m THE EVENING COLLEGE BOOK STORE EVENING COLLEGE O ADAMSE MARILYN VIRGINIAEESH Cmc'nnm'. Ohio. BECK, FRANK UHLEN-E S. ch- ngfan Kenwcky. EERTSCHE JOSEPH G.-5.S LLL. C ncmm'i. Ohm. BOGENSHUTZE PAULiCrz-rv. C-ncmnnriE OHIO. O BUTZE PAUL A-B.S.E Cinz'wjt' Oho. CORCORANE LACERN MARIONi E.Pu.E CInCmnDhE Ohio. COSTA. JACOBEBE. Sc-r'ngrl; Ore. .mh On'o-Dellu Mu DQHG. ELL, RAYMOND 1.75.3 3- . SRICKE. CARLECaJ. C 23-339? C-iwio. HAIMERL. ROBERI CHARLES-EE. C nL.-n' m CH clED-gltc Mu Della. LOARE HOMER WARNERqE 5.. C'nDFI'IH':E Or'o. LYONS. GLENN REESE M 1:51.an Ca' z--Du'c1 M. I MAY, FRANCIS 1.7E-JSE L43 'i'. MONTGOMERYE FRANK LOUIS -E.'3.I M M j-chmwn L12 0. OSBORNE, SOLOMON CRUSOE-AhS OSGOODE HAROLD WILLIAMiE- SE C, nnnrq: Cric. . FANSINGE HARRY ERNST, : 3 TODDE JOSEPH L C. - ,- 3: u.:--.'-r.J' C! --. ranIxJn WARKE EMALENE SHERMAN- -. 'H D. WOOD. JOHN LEE :I- ','. 'yh'. KE-Huw, LEE: M. D7i': W. i NOT MCTURED: BARRE WILLIAM BALDWIN E .3 LUSKEN LEONARD L4: 3 , Cmo. DECKERE HERSCHEL I153; Ll-Elmn'uati mm ECKLESE JACK AYERS-E. Fr 0 CE-r GEHLER JOSEPH 9.3.. 3 -. HUMBEIiTE VERNON H. - IMFELD CLEM F JRFB3 KREES NICHOLA'S JOHN 33 LEMICH GEORGE L-HES LUCKMA-N, ELSIE $7 . MAIFELD 'ROBERT J -t. c MOELLERE ALBERT WALTER-E . OTTEN, RbBERI WlLLIAM-b.S. 3 RADABAUGHE THOMAS CARL- ROWAS CLIEFORD ANDREWuB SHUNK, EARL ANDREWAA cE SONDERMAN Ewen H0: WEHNER WILLIAM H. 5.3 WEILER. S.EORGEJ-BS . .. I r. WERDEN, DAVID LELEE, c N. am- 0.33.. Page EIE LIGHTS ON ll. C. MCMICKEN'S SEACON THE UNIONS LIGHTER SiDE NO NIGHT GAME TONIGHT Page H9 1 STEPS TO SUCCESS . . . ANN CORS JAMES HOLMSTROM. DEAN BURSIEK AND PRESI- DENT WALTERS. V PRESIDENT WALTERS AND MR. FRANK DINS. MORE. k A THE PRESIDENT'S SECRETARIES ;- MR5. RUPPERT AND MRS. SALES. Thr- must imlmrlant struq-lunh nu the LT; campus is lhe Ihlminislmtinn Building. Within 5 Crt'vian nalls works thr must impurlanl mam on this campus. its president. Dr. Raylmzmd Wailcrs. His skill in mi- ministraliun am! erlut-miun are reclmuxilule fur uur fine l'niu'l'sity. President Walters, apart frnm hi: julr at the: L-nil'Prr-iiu uf Cinvinnuli. i5 m-livr in natimml PlllltH- tiunal affairs. He is known for his vxtmlsive surveys of tu'er Tllll elpprmecl colleges aml uuiwrsitiw. llt' was vhuirman. uml is HUN :1 nltrmlwr. of lhe cunmuit tee ml the Hclalilm uf ight'r Eilm'atican II: 111v Fed- eral GIH'PIHINPHI. In adrliticm to his vxrr-llrnl leadership ability. Hr. Walters- is a man nl' fMtPrs. HP Ilai rem-ivwl Eighl hlumrary dt'grt't'5. aml is n Ilatiunal Sclmlur of Phi Bela Kappa. The students rmsuguize and ap- preciate lhv auxunplishmm'ls nf thrir pFUSidHIL lyut will remember him fur his Rl'lth' interest in student aHairs. Tlu'y arr prnud ln rluim him its presidvnl uf I'C. PRESIDENT RAYMOND WALTERS PRESIDENT WALTERS DISCUSSES U.C. MATTERS WITH MR. BRDDIE. DEAN RALPH C. BURSIEK DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION DEAN BURSIEK INSPECTS A MODEL OF- THE FUTURE CLIFTON AVENUE GUARD HOUSE. :Utlmugh it is uni; his svmmd war as Dean M Administration. Ralph C. Bursick handles Iht' complex fmancial. lwusinc-ss and public relations 01' UC like a Velm'an. Aside frum lhesv majur duties. Dean BurSiek 315C: aids in co-orrlinaiing the- Buard of Publica- tiuns aurl l-niun Board. MISS STORK IS THE DEAN'S INVALUABLE SECRETARY. Page I22 J Fl LEFT TO RIGHT. SEATED: Walfar M. Schohl, Vice Chairman d the board; Dr. Raymond WaHers. MC President Ren+an K. Brodie, Chairman of fhc board: James B. O'DonnelL and Mrs. Jane DeSerisy Eorley. STANDING: Dr. Frank H. Mayfield. Arfhur W. Schubert James D. Slmuse Beniomin E. Tm'e Philip M. Meyers. and Rabin C. Bursiek, Dean of Universify Adminis+mHon and Clerk of The board. BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN MEMORY OF DR. REED SHANK. AN OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE BOARD Page 123 'HH' Inpr'l'alilm Hf :1 Illmh'l'll r'XlelHling UIJiH-l'kig iIHIIIH'S ul'guninalinn aml planning Inf :4 ilvyrt'e seldom realizrci In tht- IrIr-InIu-rs uf tilt Siwlvnl Imd'n High Alt'ildemic slunllanly. suf- HI'iHIl ElllllPlil' amnl Sul'iill prugrum3 neu' runnirmgliun. fun '1le zllltl'eliiuni anti 5tLulei-nl-faculty polim' an- al! imlmrtanl lurlnrs lu Ire runsillwrell in llw mlminislralinn uf lllt' Lni- n-I'Aih ul tlim-immli. Tho lnsk of mmrllinaling tIu-sr mum I-Imxm ul tu-l'uily l'uih ml the: alliv :llnulllvr- ni' lht- 14C Hungu'll ul' Diru-t'lulr. 'HII- 52mm! i5 HILlllt' up Id ninw uutn-lumlv MI:ll'4lfll'f11i'Ilfi.:ill!'illtlr'.lljl.-I'ikiti Ilrnfwhiimmi. uml innllhlr'izll rilizmlu. 'I-IIP rlmirlmm u! llu- gl'null is All: Hrnlnn Ex. liarmlil'. nhn lldh Inm-n Inraillinlg IHFT lhl' IIII'dIII fur fuurlr-r-n punk. In Ilw mnnlhllx nwvlinb ut' lhv llIhll'iI arr imrn i:lx-.L-1h.:l Jvuri In urtie-JL- whiny lln nu; 1'uI'lI1: mhmn-mm-nl ul I 1f- JJI'I-sligv. Mm Unit llll' -I-hnnl is making lnrunnunrwl HEINU rxlmngiun hilll lln- llII'lr-h'lll'liHH nl rIL-u IllliMinlur- ulul illz' ilf'iilliT-iliilll nf mun- land. thr' grnula'e Iluliv- zlrr ln-il'lirllhsl'h imlmrlcml. Thv Imzu'rl must IIH-Mu- uhal. ilIHIIIIL' Iln- mum I'lH'llr- ui' lhl- thHIII. i.- mu-t Jenmnclml Lu lllv lnnw-nl. uml tlwn Imd 21 u-unnlmig'n ln :lrhimv lhv :Irsirwl gnal. Ih-m-nl mph .arhimc-mnxllls Imu- frvrn tlu' .Hms- Applimi 'H'LA Buihlr ing. Hvrlwrl C. Frr-nrh Psiulvllliv Hull. 'dllll llll' IIPH HVIIL hnustu 0111' lhillti IurwsmlT In lln- surn'ss Inf Ihs-I lmcml is lhv mr-r rnnsldnl jull of making the Imulylv uni Iilv I'ih Inf Ciu- l'illElilli fully appreriialr their univm'iity nml nallize Ilh- SI'hUUfS VaJUP lu tht' L'UIILIIIIInin.. Thin 21x :1 iL- tiLll-llfri. 11w Buartl uf Uirt-cinrs lluvs well. -...,..--. i DEAN LILLIAN M. JOHNSON MR5. FRANK R. NEUFFER DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Lillian M. Johnson could ht' called the biggest thBI on Campus. Her official title is Dean of Women. but her activities numbw more than those of any campus leader. She is adviser to Student Council. Womenfs Senate. and Alpha Lambda Delta. Any mem- ber of these organizations could expound on her ex- l'flltltl assistance and ca.operation in the workings of the group. She is a voting member of Social Board. Cnirm Board. Orientation Board. and an ex-officio member of the Y.W.C.A. Advisory Board. Her uH-campus activities include membership on the Social Hygiene- Council. Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation. Board of Directors of the Red Cross. and exet'utiw hoards of Ohio College Association and Ohio Assuciatitm of Deans of Women. Despite all Of these activities. Miss Johnson is never too busy to guide any women in need of counseling. Mrs. Frank R. NeuFfer. Assistant Dean of Women. is nnled fur her active interest in freshmen women. Her big accmuplishment fnr each tear is to meet individu- ally each freshman girl and remmnher her name! In Juniur Adwisers she trieg to make the program more sucvessful each year. She is adviser to Women's Group System. Kampus King Dance. Wommfs Senate. :1an the- Suplummre and Junior classes. Mrs. NeuHer Votes on the campus Y.VV.C.A. Advisury Board. and the Central Y. W. C. A. Board. 5110. also is active in the Ohiu Assnr'iatiun for Deans of Wutnen. Miss Johnson. Mrs. Neulfer. and their warm personalities make the Dean uf W'nnwn-s- ultit'v Imth efficient and pleasant. Page l24 1: 3 111;; .2: DEAN OF MEN DEAN ROBERT W. BISHOP MR. NESTER. ADVISOR 'HI-nugla I-m-II man zllII-JIIIing Iin- lniwrsih Inf tIIIIFiIIIItIlI hm u i'ut'uiu mhi-nr In ulTvr r'nunsn-I in Iimr nl' nm-II. IhI-n' 1: mm mun :muys ac-n-r-dHc- Llllfi mmv than nilling In giu- guixlenlw In r'u-J'I male sImII-nt. This IIlillI in Hulwrl WI. B'h-lmp. lh'un III Mt-n. Hi: nllil'r in Ilu- HIurIvm l niun Building mm- h'tlculllt'S IIH- mun hill: at ltrlnljlrm. HPSifleH llis prin- l-ipnl jnl- nl' wniug ill'lhiflllillr. Ih-Hn Bishnp au-I- as :llhisnf In hl'H'l'Ill rumpus nrganizulinns. inrluuling Men's Hennlv. Inlrr-fmlvrnit; Iluuuril, Surial Bnard. Elllll Urieululiun Hnartl. :Xt-mlmnir urhimmnrnl ia 11 prints inlvrt-sl of Ilium HIr-IIIIII. Iillrl Ihrnugh his mum mlxisnr-x pusiliuus. 11c strusm-s this aim. Huu- var. in his guitlanl't'. hl' rlm-k: nnl mr-rluuk Ilw Ialur: uI' a-xlralt'urrit'ular and snriall at'lixit-I in NW Iife' 0f thr- t-uIIegIP man. Bf. ghing his Iimr- In 50 mam lJt'r- sum: and gruuph. llll' Hum i2: 21 I'nnslunl iIIHUI'IIlft in LC ulfaire. Assisling Hum Riehuiu in hia Ialska is W'illinm VRHIt-r. Assislaull l't'iil! Hf Men. ullu this 'war tank mvr Ilw pmitiun afIr-r wning as head man of Ilw HILult-nl Lninn. I nt-II-qualilied I'XI'CU- Hw. Resistant IIt-an chlt-r i.- a Ialualllt- ilitlt in line ' upvralions. The Inn TIIL'II uurking lugr'thcr are a r-mnlrilaaliull in ullirll eu'rI -1LJI.II?nlI'an hau- tllr uImnsI runlitlvuna Truv assr'h in I'C'r: aclmin- intralinn arr Ih-ans Hir-hnp amI Xrate-r. ALUMNI 74uIm-Ildy, ln-hurv ynu n'uiim' il. HiLl hiH uualu' IH liml lllill ilHlH'dll Inf living gin-n Illl' lumiliar lil'iigllalillll ui F1'H4I1HMH. Fuphumuna ,Iuniur, ur bI-niur. a Ili.'h lillv Hill In- .num'siuu Hummus ni' 1hr l niu-raiQ uI l..inrirm;11i. Tu thv Ilmlergrutluulii lhm'r: xmrcls lwrunu- synummnuu uilh ulch-r IJPIIIIIP ulm usml 14: law zir'an lI: and Min mm nun b rvminimr zllmul lhcir FIIHVJJV tlihr. Hring an alum inrllnlm IIIHI'L' lilii'll nnstnlluic- Hlt'lnnrirs 0f IliI-h gnnl- M. H iIHIIIH'r- IiI I'-i-:Hg fricwulships. sirbngllwnwl II-K He's uli .HIIJII'iIIfJ HIV hLlIIH' alum matrix I1 Im'ailh I'Utllinm't'l lll'illr in Hip i1r l'IIIIIIllirllllwllih n1 lln- IIIIixM'-il3. ll Illl'illlri ailum Inalrliw um, hHIIIPI'HIIIiII; IliHr. MM mu-l ilnlnuhlnt nf 11H. il luring-x Illlf iulF um! lln' lrue- nn-uning ul' u I'VIilt'le' mlurallinn. fur llw mnlrr- gl'miuulw. in lhv Inzw ul I-u-Iltw- au-lixiliw. 11mm Hut rvulizl- llll' I-vllmlziiiun I1-- i- IIIIiItHrIu I'nI Ili lnlrr Hliv. ALUMNAL EXECUTWE SECRETARY JOHN SMALL AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY P. ' LUCKY MORRIS SPOT U. C. ALUMS. -- TO KEEP ALUMNI POSTED Page r25 PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Cllrllzll'ls Int'im'rn 1Ill' l lI-Hl'l'h-ih ulul llu- r'iu III I'Lim-immli arr lvroughl allmul I13. lln: nlnli ul 11n- Pululil- Ht'iilliullh Iiirm'lI-r. Mr. John Drillump. lulu his ullin- culm- Ilirllll't'n' uml nullilws nl' t'llrllilllL' prujt'l'ls. Ilranlulit' Inrvsmlinlimm. m' Ilzlllrrk nl' ull'inlh llnhvl'eily nrgullimliuII-x TIM- Hulf ulill'h LII: lilr' zlrlil'llx- l'ur llll' rib rwuspuIn-rs. whirh haw ngn-ml lu lurinl :1 m-rluin :llamlml uI' Itlail'rizll t-uril ut-Uk from Mr. UUCHIHII. His ullil'r- ally; Sl'llllr- uul illful'lllulinu lu nlIu-r I'leIIIuH grnupa. MwlIn-r July nl' Un- Pltlllit' :l'laliilllls slau- ir- III l'l'H'iu' t'lllllpiuillh lrulll rily urgulv iVKllinflh Ul' illllhilluillh ulmlll I-l'luuinr nl rulnlmr- .ul'ULipr- II Hrs! mlsum's them. JIIII llu'n ll'Hb lhl- hl'lluhl grnull rnnm-I'uwl ull 1hr t'llmpluinl and Hlliuyl'hlh :l rva-tI-x. HI rlllr'hliulF :llnl I'P- qul'elH lrur inl'nrmzltiml r'ullw ln Ult' l'ui'lit' Hl'lulinna niiu-v :mtl 11w dnuwrml IQ Hm slull'. i:nngrullllaliun- wnm' in IVI'HITI grump- ulairh Ilmr In'e'n lll'iln'ql In r-IIEIII' uniu-I'xily lu'uir-rl mud hum lmlilit'ul urganizulinns fur ullirh +lmirnl gruulur- lunr uut'kml. 'lRllt'4l1.1lIlI. all't! l'l-iuH-nl In Mr. Ih'liulllp lu llw pruuln rumw'l'Iu-II. MR, JOHN DECAMP WHERE WAS THAT? WORK. WORK. WORK . . . Y nu .' .. GAB FEST . . . THATS COFFEE? lEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Umirrnn Della Kappa uml Murlur Board lwld lhrir annual ICHIIPJ'HhiII training mmference lhe ueekend 0f Ut'lulwr Ulh at Camp Kern. near Lelvanun. Ohio. The rn-t'hairnwn. Anita Nlilllllei untl ,Inhn Bu,m'lir1g. secured merssur R. D. lenlyrr. Nulinnul ViPP'PlPL-iiflt'lH uf UUK 215 L119 Hrs-l spvakvr. Dr. Ian Maan-gur and Prol'vswr Luviall Cohen. uf L'C. alsu spukr lU lhv sludt'nls. I'Zm'h nl' 1hr three major hills: of lllt' ut-ekt'ml nus fullmwd In a lliHl'lthillil of it. During this- lime. llrm-tiual applicatiun M 1110 Inutvriul nus mulaidnln-cl, Hwide this, six forum: were held III: Hllmjt'l'ls uhirh un- ul' inler-sl tu cixir-mindcd slurlonta They ut'rc HIutIvnl-I'Hu'ull-x Relulinns. How 11.; Cnmlucl 11 MPH- ing. Campus PUIilil'F dml lilm'lilllls.w Hlutlmll Guverlzlnt'nl. llurrirulur u. lixlra-Currit'ulair, aml 'UH'Plnlning Leader- ship. Hath pr-rsnn altrnrling those four. lhus gelling :1 well- ruumlml lmalr-kgrnuncl nl' infnrmatitm. Frillm night lurnughl all the sm-ial ments. as 1119 Ilig uhm-Is tIam-rd. played ramls and rhal'mles. and sung around llu- rump FIH' allul lllt'n there was a Initlnighl serPn-adv! Satur- nleu ilillel'llnnn. lht- girls uert' fuuml lllzuing funtlualligcuing ill shallurl fur lhe gunw nilh Tulmln. .Unmsl rn't'rynne u'mll In Klu- gmm' :Iflvr sllplurr. and t'rlurnml fur the Sunday L-mK-lusiun. lmIm-uliuleh aflcr Imr'c-akfusl anal lhtr Sunday nurship st-n. il'0. a eummurlx of Lln- ramp Has giu-n. Fullt'ming a vhirken Jilmvr. mm'ynn' r't'lill'm'd Imlllt' hoping In imphn'f their H'- hpPMiH' gl'IIIIIIF. Page l30 IIII FILI Im 5H4 VII III M '1 mm, FIRE PREVENTION Ire I'L'I't'll inn 50: . Ial'illu'a' rum- I' P l 'IK k pus organizations I'ietl amnng.r lthIIsle'e- lu prm lure Fur prizc-uinning llirilll'dIIH. rrllllril' Ilia- IJlaIxs. placed in IIIaIIII lruilc'linga Hll l'allllIlJSA n:nlinded lhe Hudenl III-IIII Hf 1hr I'lilllgCl'H Hf I'urelessness hilll fire. Hspeuiulh in sIIIul-Iing. All the displaxs htl : III-u-l. hut thru- Iwre prize: winning. Bela Ihem Pi Hllll hral prize: -l'.llfl. triI ilII wimwr II as- lht- lhtHIIt- ulI lllt'Ir I'libplaII Ina: hlarts prim Sigma Alpha Epsilon uilh 1hr thI'IIw The Fire You Have Min Be Ynur Hllillt'. Thr- lhird prize Ixas mm by Alpha Chi Omega hhit'll used Ill? thvlllt' An UUIII'r- or PI t H l1- tEnII Hawk: Lives. Fir: s. The suoml Page HI I SAE CARRIES OFF AN DUNE 0F? SAWS LIVE IT'S SECOND PLACE HONORS PREVENTION I A THAT FATAL BALANCE I THIS MAY NOT APPLY TO ECONOMICS V THE TRUTH HURTS NOT TEFIIZEON ONE EN TLIIL FOOLI QNI Tl-IIE CIJTl-IEE - . HOMECOMING IS BEAUTIFUL SHE CE RTAI NLY DOES IT FLY? This year Urluher 31 was not only Halloween. hut it um: also L'C's Homecmning and Collegiate Day. The Beureats played host tn the Daytun Flyers. There wrt- 20mm in auenrtam-e amnng them. mm high sl'lmul senior: who had enme- la: the. Collegiate Hat giten every year hy the university to introduce l'C In its: future students. The day. sunnt and warm. was just right for the lung parade of Huats. Appmxi- mateh thirtyune urganizulinns- entered the contest uhivh HRH. spunsureci l'y the Alumni Assucialiun. The general theme was Ohio? Hesquieentennial rele- Ilmlimt. Trophies were awarded to the. sorority aml fraternity having the must humorous floats. and the mrority and fraternity having the mast beautiful Hunts. The finals were paraded zlruund Carson Field tuire llefure the game. Then at half time. the. Iro- phiee wen- awarded. and the winning floats: again rirvletl the held. Cups fur the most beautiful linats were awarded tu Alpha Delta Pi and Beta Theta Pi: Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Delta Theta received the anemia: fur the must humnruus Huang. All the hnurs of sleep lmt nhile building the Huals on the Friday night I'mfnre lh-s- game uere Inure than rewarded by the trophies whit'h the winners .Alet-pily hut happily. rnrriml hark to their houses. Page I32 NO ONE RAN OUT OF GAS. THE FACE IS FAMILIAR THEY DIDNT REACH OHiO MIGRATION DAY rl'lu' lnig imarinn ul 1'53 HHS III.It mmh' IIII HID llilllll' front. ll Imlnlwlml a1 Luuisvillv un qumlmr U. Mien a train Imul uf lnyzll Bt'arrul Imrkcr: fnli llIHt'll LtI- llllllllil Illj'rt'h lII Ill? kl'lllliflxk l'ih. .X 4-1-0 ir lur3 mullt- 1hr dag a hugv HH'H-s-a-u I-ul lhv game h'dr- Iml llw Ullh ilvm Inf irnorwzl uf llw migra- Iinn. Iiml-x haliurllan morning the mII.-: uf lIilll'ill- nali's l-lli m Trrminzll lrvmlllerl :15 the Lt: hand marvhwl lhl'nugh the uniting: rumn playing: Gum's rungs nllile lln- student: gallwrml. Tlu- train ride In LhUiHillL' Has ;-1 maul svtluem-t- Inf l'millg jazz t'nm- lmsA singing. and luunm-hnps. SNPmJ .mrorilit-r- and fraterniliv; assmnlrleti large grnups 21ml rpsvrwel r-H'liullr: Inf Ilw lI'aiIl. Tllt' rnulm IPl l llw irain at tlw tltmnllmn Luluim Yilll' slaliI-n and Ilrllf't't'lIHI tn the game ml lnz-zt-s. While I'm Ht'iil'l'ah ut'l'v giving thl- Cardinals a Ira- srm in funHulH, tllv L-C gathering gimp Lullimillvli students a Irwlvrl in t'hl'r'l'illg. Fullum'ing llw game. a squarr- dane-t- nas- lwld in 1110 11. gylluwsuim. 'I'lw lung ride Iumw Irrnughl the migralurs back In Him tinnuii zit mitlniglu. lil't'fl Eaul 521149.sz uilh llu- IIZH-h m cnts. Mtlmugll Iur-l n'ar llu-ru nas- nu Inigrulinn, this year 1hr- 1rip nah urrallgrcl In Spirit lllr. This Step has rEr-stalnlir-hr'rl Migraiiun Hay a:- nnr uf 1: traditions. I'M. STARVED THE BIRTH OF THE BLUES THAT'S MY SON DADtS DAY l'nlht-rs got :1 t'hunw tn vht-l-r IUUIIPI' than 1' .' t': i h s 2! II '1 :l H; h. IIHIFIHIIHH lml dung. trim 1- u EI'IIILH . u - LET'S SEE SOME ACTION hat tuuthetllgamvhehiII1lht-n'humnrnn Nukem- hrr 11. On that Saturtla; aflvrncmn the hand. with special formations. jninvd lht- t'llt'Fflt'ilt'lt'l'F- in prvsrnting at special salute In all 1hr: rlmls pnw- ent. Thy dads nit lhc hmthall platen: uerv especi- alllt hunuretl :18 they sat ml the ht'm-h Iw-hind their sons. Path wearing a tag uilh the $alllL' numllcr as thle nu his sun?- jL-rwx. Hesidm hav ing the stt t'icu' uf llw gamut lhe't HPl'F able to ammunre In all that lheir sunk u'vrt' lht' players. Thc utlwr dads; sitting in HIV rilutlcnls- st'tw tinn. gut u vhance tu she and enter iI11n llw spirit of the chwring. and the alllmni rilu'zlt a1 hupm aftm'nunn rememhering when that themselves were slmlmtts. Tho slurienls fnuml their hlthrrs u'vrv quirk 1:: learn tho SL'Ituul sungs amt rheers itntl Here as hz-lllm mvr the: lit: tit'lnrt as thet u'erv. Aflvr the game the Ila; was tsnmplolrd ht hamguets hcirl at seteral sut'nrii-t anti t'ralrfrnily hilllrt'S in hulmr nf the- rhlds. Ruth slutlenls 21ml fathvrs uvnt hmne eagerly Inuking fnt'h'an'rl ln next teal's Dad's Den. SOPHOS DANCE A preview 1n llw Christmas party Reason this war has lhv annual Suphos Dance held luo weeks laefnrv Hlt'atknn. The dance rummittee and Other mmnlners of 5.3th05 provided the schuul with this fil'Sl ilrrssy affair nj' 1hr st'aSun. a gala and success- ful clam-e helrl in Iht' main lounge and Great Hall of lhe l'niun. The dance climaxed a heelic week of campaigning I15 the sororities. hnlh lay posters in the Grill and by serenading at the fraternity houses. 0n the night of the dance. the girls caune- to cheer fur their c-amlidales as they walked from the little lmmn jug through the gayly decorated Great Hall In tho handstand al the opposite end of lhr hall. The loudest cheers xwre for the tlurmfs court whirh naa- CumanHl uf Jat'kit' Russ of Alpha Chi Omega. Margie Brown of Delta Delta Deita. Joan Sushaffer of Kappa Delta. and Sheila Heller of Sigma Della: Tau. and especialh fur the queen hPrself. Dollie Trotlman. a Theta Phi Alpha. After receiving hrr lrllthiUF and Irving l-ungralulatvd hy the presi- dent llr Suphne. Ilullic was Hfrt'llllfltwl lly her sorority sislers. Ml thP members ui' Hullhos uHerod their con: gratululinrw Eu Ilw queen uht'll lhoy gathered around her In 5-ing their theme song Little Brown Jug. I CAN'T BEUEVE IT QUEEN AND COURT . . . BROWN M.. HELLER. S.. TROTTMAN. D., RUSS. J.. SCHAFFER. J. i: n :3 l L'Iuab- 3..- DOLLY TROTTMAN THETA PHI ALPHA Page I37 ONE, TWO. THREE KICK METRO BENEFIT SHOW ut-Iru. m-II kunull :l5 :1 I'lllllllllk wnic-I- nrgau- imlit-n. mu't' again lll't'Fe'Hll'll llu-il ulmuM lu-m-Iil Jinn lenrv l'jln'is-lmue uuzlliun. I'l'dl'll IH-nr ul Illik Iinn- mrmlu'rs uf this Imlmnm rnulnl up lalunl I're-m mum; IIH- rillnlrnl Imth ln pr'ln'idt' llw rnir-rtainnwnl fur ilwir mriI-h Am. humu- hllu hue erwn nm- 01' llwir shuns uill zlgn-r- llml llw Hue l'l'rllllr urt- H'rlzlinh HHIIII all lln- unl'L Illll inln HIP III'mllu'liuH In Hl'trn. ,l'lll' Jll'Hl't'l'dH Hull: lhii. unllln lerji'l'l ill'v llr-W' lu ;.-'iu- am unnuul ilhrislmm purl-x inr mulvr- III'hiII'gI'tI x'lliltirvll. This y-air llw uuwl ML. fnl lhr slum um: aillvr Phillipa Imlnular WLW .Iisr im-kI-y 'I'In- Irlilrilrl' ul'rt-re-I1mnirs kr-Iul things running Mung wuluulhlx Elllll filled in NW .-I1u1l inle-rullr leum'n lhl' Jllllrnl HlliPU LII'IP. NV NH: m'lr m'rt' ix'alIHI-II ilu'lllllillg: al Ilnm e'llnl'lH. Iliamiai. Lmnl t-uIm-ih ll'illl'IH. 'I'In-rr m-rl- LIN: 11 lrnmlmnl' IIUI'L u lilll lI-llH'l'l'. iillll punlundnlw. Xmun fo-I-r-I'I'. IIrn-r-I'aun rlulirumrl. .lH nl' Illum- ullu I'nnlriltlllml tn. dwl UH hllu qlilnpur'II-tl lhia rIJI'I'L'i-I'Hl Jan I'HUM UI'H lu' pi'tllhl H17 Ilalxillg fu'rr-v'lllwil mmlhm' finv Jhm I'IIr' -lll ll illl LIIIUH-llr ulh uurllu --::II:-v. MUSN'T BE VERY FUNNY Page I38 METRO CHRISTMAS PARTY Hue ull lhv IIIUF-l vilgrrh Eluililt'll zlmi musl l'lli jn'wd Chrismm lmrIit-x ul' llw ht'ilsun nur- lln- une given again thia' lunar In .Vlt'lru l'm' umh-r- prikilogmi vhiltlrrll. TIN.- nu-miwrs nf Mt-lrn elk jmed lhemsvhvs us much us 1Iwir yuung ngUPilh us 11163 dPHITelll'tl lln- tree and llw iuunfgr nf lllt- Campm KMCA fur lllt- Inarly. Thu nI-n- rr- uardvd fnl' lhis prv-lmru nnrk 11y 1hr. t-llildrma Hllu u'rn' hl'nllghl lu Hm 3 lg :n'lu't'ial lmsvs arltl uhu slu-nl the first half hnur rxriaiming nwr tlh trt'l' am! tlernrk'lliuns. Humm- lel t't'frPHlIIIIHHH laller un helped muku lhl' Inaru u a:lm-c-ss-u As usuul lhc highlight nf thc aftrrlmun Mas Hlv :lislrillu- linn 0f gifts In Santa Claus wlm IwIIn-rl lu put lllt' hosts and lhr 3110515 in a gay Illtmcl. eHIt-r PVPr-xtll'lf' llarl t'L-IlllP-tli'd antl umg ll'lr- l'kunritw Christmas snngh lhe rllildrrn Irfl. ilmnking IIH- members of Metro fur a wnmirrful party. THE BEST PART OF THE PARTY WD YOU KNOW THERE REALLY tS A SANTA CLAUS? MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT MALE LEADS MUMMER'S PLAYS This yv'dr llw W'rilpnn llfULlUl'lilJllh inr'lmlml Jean Girslvaufs Tht' Mndwuman uf Chaillul and I'Zugmw O'Nvils Bmwml tln- Hurizun. Tho Parisian Iluvur nf lllf' Sitlt'walk t'afl . llu- Inritlge nn'r lllP Svinc. uml thr skyline Hf Paris fuuml in thy svl of Iht- Matlwnman prmirlml liu- m-hurs with :1 lmrferl lulrkgruuml againsl uhirh Hwy tIan-lrlml ll'ul u'iil'x' lam liluughl lJrIHIIl-iilig slurp IIf hmx am m-rt-ntriq- uld u'nmun riclciwl HN- uurlcl uf CAROUSEL THEATRE'S A DOLL'S HOUSE ON THE TOWNH CHORUS ily mils in mm al'lcrnmm. Frnm Paris the ar-tors ht'lll 10 a small Anlcric-an farm. HE're. in L'Bt-ynnd 1hr Horizon Hit? purlrayml the stut'y uf haw the dreams of tho lnu ln'ullwrs. one a poet and a dreanwr. the other a practical. hardworking farmI-r. wore ruined hf. une- Woman. For added lheatriral llauw. Curnusvl Thriller presented The Dnll's House:P a Liti-5L'thlUgiL'al sludr of a .iupl'msmlly ' Llnll wift' and The Lady's Not for Burning. :1 t'ltwvr and willy verso plziy. Page I40 MARDI GRAS 'l'lu- flrsl u'oli-k nl' llu- Spring lcrm um: l'li- mined this; war In lhr- Manli Urns tlmn't' lu talu' away 5mm: 01- the hilt'k-in-srhool lllllt'k. The students who attL-ndl-rl llmuglll i1 :1 per, fort KHQ tu hlart ull' lhe new stalmasler. This fvstixe ht'vasinn fnuml 11w Ln'mn deruratt-d with the traditional Marrii Cras theme. BrigIn-rninrvd dragons tlworaling thv lnunge pul lilt- danrcrs in a festive hnlitlay spirit inunetliulely. Upstairs. murL- lirillianl trimmings translmrlml the muplrs 10 an vx- riling New Orleans Marrli Cras. 0n mllvrini.r 1hr Urcal Hall. many nI llw paru-gm-rs wm' attrar-lvrl by fuur large liallmms hanging frunl the ceiling in 1110 ccnler of the hall. A! misl- nighl all eyes were fixed on the halluun whit'h burst and llw hundrvds of gin halllmns ullil'll they c-untainc-ci cam:- Huating dan Sounds uI pupping hallomls were heard fur a feu min- utes until the royal cuuple' found the slip Hf paper which prmmum-ed thmn Kim.r and Queen uf the Manli Cras. After the crcmning 0f the King and QLIt-t-n. lht' feslhe party 111m- linued and the rest nf the balloons werP kept as souvenirs. In ucltliliun lo the laulluuns. tht- dance was successfuf and Will be lung remem- bered because uf tho suux'Fnir masks- aml fans for the girls. HEY! THAT'S MY BALLOON KING AND QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS. DANCING PHYLLIS KRESS KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA PROM QUEEN wt Midnight! The awaited hnur. A shining lruplu. a l'muquvt uf ruses. and fifteen pretly t-ueds repre- senting LC snuial clubs art- in readiness fur thv big ummt'nl. liat'll girl is- inlrmlurvtl alm'l ualks gram:- fully in filmy net or shining satin 111 Ill? hanclstancl amunrl lnyal Applause. Then to lwuild up a madden- ing suspense. luu 1 unny-lmys hurseplay nn the slag? fur uhal sw-nls like hours. Nun the Master 0f Cere- monies slu'ps up in the mike and u'ilh much min and IIt-H-italinn annuum'I-s lllP Qum-Ifs Court. Escorted smiling ln lht: adage are Ina Uurln-r from Alpha Chi Umt-ga. .qun Hain from Helllu Hella Data. Janet Knaplllt' hum Chi Olnvgu. and Cami Pullis rhusen irum llu- Kappa Ih-lls. Isanfurr-I le ilMHilt'lI mnmmlt! The Queen of HIV 1931 Junior llrmn isi Mira Plullis Kress nf kappa kappa: Gamma. Amiul shouts and applause. Plulliu Illaflt' lu-r uny In the balmlstand in that must thrilling melll Hf lwr life. Hler Irving FCrt'llade by Ilw Knppus. damping W21; lmsunwrl mm Caslle Farms IIPl'ZlIHt' VLIIHI UNIT, HI'Jl-P. Page I42 QUEEN AND COURT JANET KNAPHLE. INA GARBER; PHYLLIS KRESi CAROL PULLI5 AND JOAN HAIN Posters in the Grill. skits at IllJt'n lmusez-X. aml clt-Vrr lhruu- uuls mmstituterl must ui lhc- campaigning for Junior Prom. A Her a mud neck uf sslling t'amlidales. L'C students dressed up and raided beautiful CaSlle Farms on 1119 night uf February 10. Billy Mafs urchestra nuldid thermelveg fur the gala dann- uhit'll Has a Hucress lo the delight of all the llartlnnrking rulw mittn- mvmhers. Al midnight. lid KIIPJIig. KanmLL- King ranm- I'urlh tu unnuum't' llw Queen. SHTING THIS ONE OUT. . aha-- TROPHY ROSES AND-PHYLLIS THE FIELDHOUSE GOING UP. THINGS TO COME 5000 MORE SEATS ON THE WAY. YOU SEE THE FUTURE UC-PHARMACY COLLEGE, STA- DIUM ADDITION. FIELDHOUSE. Future students ill L'C will have access In three slructures uhir-h nrrc l'mgun this year: the Armun Fieldhnuse. an addi- tion In lll'c furJlIJall stadium. and a pharmacy building. Wheri the Echlhuusvis cnnmphaed.lhe Bearcal haskelbaH galnes uidch lmu- in lhr- past lucen hold at thc Cincinnati Garden. wiil be held tlwre. ll is generally fell that having the basketball games on campus uill increase sludenl allendanrxe and enthusiasm. To awr-nmmmlan? Ihr- Iarge c-nmds which attend LIC football games, 2.500 SPEIIF hill 1w acldorl In the stadium. This addition is- ex- IJH'lHl lu 1w t-mnplvlvd lay le time of the next CC home foot- huH gamma Afkw er year: :leanning.the Cinchnlan School Id l harnIHry x HI hecunIe a part of lhe rannaus next year. h uill 5w Im-allwl right next 14.1 the- Zuulugy' building. Page I44 UPPER MY SPACE SUIT WAS AT THE CLEANERS LOWER-PILLORIES OF THE FUTURE. THE WINNERS OF THE MOST COMICAL AND MOST ORIGINAL AWARDS. FANCY THAT . . . BEAUX ARTS BALI. Hllalt'v bllillh. HIl'Il hum mm-r HIIZIH: Iu-nplvl '3 I uilll lnlll h'gh. tht- Hi; zuul l,illlc Hilnlu'r um nr zljl ul lllt'hl- things ruuM Iu- 5mm Im ll .- nighl ui Nltunla-x lln- thir- tvvnth Inf Murrh ill llw Beaux' AHA all. This: annual dnm-t- is giu-n In llw AllllliI-rl Art?- T1'ilmmll.'rllis u-ur llu- trilnunul he-Irl lIu-ir maarlm-raulv party at Illt' Clw- tlnlv IQH'UIII. Will: a tlwnw of Uuler Sparta unluhing And r'xt-l .xlI1 ir1;.rr'raz x I'uuld hr unrn as :1 f'llhilillll'. le lerrully nus iIILilr-rl alml lfkf'll r-ulllP uf them :11quch III: in ruslurm . During: llw evening prizes M'n- giu-n fur the Tnna'at original :lInI lhvlnnal I'IJIIH-ral1'Imlllllll'3, Ulm- un M'ming uf tlum-ing uml partying.r lhv mvn frum Mars. tht- ImrriImlv-fm-ml munslz-rs. uml the spawn ships uH m-Hl homer th'l'l' lllv-x nllrv mnl'n IIPI'HIHP lllv 4m, .Ic-Hh uml llw furqu ul' LC. . . . AND NOW TO COUNT THEM. ' 1 CHOOSING NEXT YEARhS LEADERS. ELECTIONS The wting system uhich was initiated la$t year In Slurhant Council was used again this year. This system ar-iuallyf amounts to precinr'l voliugah in as much as there were special localities: for students of earh ul' the c-ulleges to use tn mtr. A150 like last year the slurh'nt participation was excellmt. A large part of this interest reHects the extent. and nature ui' the campaigning. Many large. ruiorful posters dec-uralt-d the grill: much printing and distributing 01' hamlbills HH'UI'I'E'd: and the voters received many personaf letters. Nunc-lhe-less th student council justly feels that the huge surress of voting was also due in large part In the manner in which the voting was mmdut'ted. Therefore. lllt' aim of ruum-il is to improve line system even more. so that the student interest uill t'unlinut- increasing. Page Mb ROTC AND ITS SOCIAL LIFE MILITARY BALI. CADET COLONEL PRESENTING JOAN BAYER HONORARY W'erat Puinl had nnrlling llll UL IAIN Spring as. the Military Bull appruarhcd. Thu Inililan lmnuratry surit'livs ull t'ampus had xmrkwl anal piannvd lngl'thvr tn make this ilillli'tf nrlt' nf lln: Iniggpsl aurl lllllhi surm'ssful uf Elm year. This gala rl11IAnf-1Iw-ylar furmul dnnt'e fIIuntl 1h:- :vflit'rrs uml HUTC IanHI-rrs in full rlrca-xa Lmifurln. Thn- lir Furro uml Army slurlrnis Ilad l-vt'll nglarly awaiting lllih turning 11: tlmll'v ulul III IIIm-l lht'il' nilirers inl'urmnlllx'. limb girl Was Innkill': fur- uarcl lu lhv mumvnl during; llm tlam-v uhn-n 1hr Hnnuran let'l Culnrwl unulll hp unnuunrpc'l Hum nnlnng IIH' I'E'lllllillillt's ullu 11ml van drilling and lc'ilrning mililzln pt'urwlurt' Inr avim'al mnnllh'. Enrh surm'il; um: z'r-Inrl'm'nlt-cl by ;l I'aln- Ilillulr fur tlli5 III:.-i1iull null lhv viltlln'l' 1n luv liw llnllurillj Ivmln'r HI lhl' HU'IC lIllfIl lnr lllr fulv Inning war. Inil mm Hie girls uhu Jul IlUl uin m-rv lnruucl Inf lhn- military lraillinf.r llltq 11ml rr- I'l'iYI'li. Mum ul' lln- snphulnure girls all 1hr rlnnr'e m-n- ulsn zmailing alIInIlu-r Hf lhr- highlights Hf Iile ruining. TIn-al- HIJI'I lllr- git'lr Mm hurl In-lii liuIn-Ii I'ur nu-mlmrrhip in Uuiclnn 11ml ulm were mmiuu-z l'ur ulcl Im-mfn-rs ln ilIIl'1IlllJf 1'anl rrnun Ilw girl: 1!wa Imxl :t'lr'i'lvll l'ur mequ-rship fur llu- Iknllnuin;r .n-az'. GREEK WEEK The ut-t'L nf Mart-h 22 found the Greek urganizations nn t-ampus handed together for their annual Greek Week. This neck i5 set asidP hi all the sororities and fraternities fur the purpuses of strengthening interfratemal relations and Uf encouraging seIf-impruvement within each group. The weeks's; program ofht-ially started un Tuesday with a L-mu'ncatiou. Prohahlt' the highest spul in the week 0C- turrwi 011 Friday night. ulten all the Greeks joined to- gethr-r for the annual dance. uhich was held at the Topper. The meek Has hruught to a close on Saturday with the usual contests in Burnet Woods in the afternomL and later that Honing with the skits and traditional heer party. TUG-O-WAR THE JUVENILE JURY WATCH YOUR CUE. DON'T UPSTAGE ME! IFC DANCE Mart'll 20 ms tht- dau- Hi this year's- lnlt-r-let-rniiy Cuunril Ham's. Thr aH'air nu; held at tlw Topper Clull from U 1:; l and GPurge Smitlfs Band furnixlwd 11w musir fur this gala H'Pnl. Ariualh. lllt' an- nual half Has one nf lhu mum ewntb help- ing luring Greek Week 11.: a l'lnSP. In keep- ing uith lhe 113mm :1! Ike tlulwe HHS Whu wiil he Gnddess uf Crrrk Week? Four- teen fratrrnilies all spunwred a candidate of their on l1 and her lligllllPSSH was se- lected frum out uf these t'aml'u'lates. Tu 1hr thrill nl' all her Theta sisters. and u! all tln- :YiU's uhu wvrc ht'r Hpullsnr. .Vliss Arm W'clls become reigning queen that night. mm! a wry pretty one. A good lime was hail In all. and Exerylnuh uhn M115 in at- lenrlancc agreed thal lhv Ill: tlanu- giwn in I'JS-L Mas unv HI tlu' very lmsat Hays lms- siI-lr tn help luring tn ;1 grand rlirnm; an mlunll; grandinsv Urwk W'ovk. Page I49 ANN WELL GODDESS OF THE GREEKS' AND HER ESCORF JON KESSLER. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON TAKES FiRST PLACE. INTERFRATERNITY SING JOHN AND JOAN HOLD THE HARD WON TROPHIES. lim-I. Mu; lh- Lniu-niu uf t'iim-immti Alumni N-zsm'idtinn slmnsurs ulw ui llu- unify uulslzlmling TlHlFil'nl vxI'IIH. Hm Inter fruh-rnily. lanrsnrnrily Spring Hing t'umlmlilinn. Fur Illa? few uwks prm'iuui to llu- prvH-ntation. sling fills- llw hulls uf pran-lir- aih ru-ry Urwk Imusr in Hiflun us IIiHit-ultivs arr murked uul and al final llnlihll arhimwl In t-avh gl'ullll. Ilmwwr. lhl' preparatinns Hr lhc- l'u'nt lwgin lnHrllllh lwfurv 1hr t'tillllllflilitlll. uilh first El r-arvful svlvrtiun uf snngs aml llwn a gradual inlvnsifu'ation 0f pravliw. The mum hum: of Iprmsliuc indirulc thc- lIt-siralnilitlx uf uinning lIH' sing lrnpllivs am! lllrir al-rumpaluing preslige. Mutlwr'h lieu m-rk-t-nd :aau lhe rulminaliun nf llw Creek thural n-ianL-t for 1053. On that Hpring Salurclay afmrnunn the fraterni- lirs assemhlml in Wilmn Audiinrium 10 prvsvnt Iheir initial rvudiA Hulls in qursl Hf llH-il' lu'illg vhnwn unv llf the fmn' hesl entries. and lhus gaining lllv 'illi'llrh Thr- juxlgcs. nIur-it' Imlaltlvs nf lllt' Cill- rinnuli Sl'hllill $511111. Ilirkt'd 215 FinaliSts. Phi Ilpllu lela, Sigma lem Epsilun. Sigma Chi uml lelu Chi. UH tlw luliuuing ew- ning. MUIIH-I'IS Ihu. uilh lhn- umphillu-alr'r up thr stalling. lhc' fnur grnupH again prvH-nlmi llwir mugs. Thr- judgc llml t-wuing. Thur .Inlmsnn. c-umlul-lur uf lhv Cim-innnli Synllhuny Urrlwsira. uuainlt-Il 5N ; elirvr-lrd IQ John Zt'iglt'li lhe- iIIlI-rI-ruU-rllih Sing II'IIfIIH irnr '933. Page I50 -.1N m DELTA DELTA DELTA LEADS THE SORORITIES . ,J-Mw-J: In W M J A KAPPA DELTA AWARDED SECOND PRIZE THETA CHI, THE RUNNERS-UP b Page ISI w kl x 1.x: xi u XL; MJWJ 711M m 2.1!: J .1 . le feminine half of HIV .hlll'illfl sing: alums l'c-aturcs unlmmlril t'lllllllhiilhlll nu lht- llilfl III the snrnritir-b. JVIIHU llw l-filll'l'lliiil'h m'rr guing thrnugh Hwir Hrst ruLIIIti in W'ilrk'un IIII haturclay aftl'rnnnn. 1hr unlllen stagml lht-ir lrjmula in llm elmphitlwalvr. Wiil: as kvml a r-HIr-P ul' u-umlu'titinn m.- lhal shnun II; lhl' IIlHl. ll ;- Surllritit'h uirvtl lht-ir uClI-l l.'hl'iilel'I eelm-timw. AJL jmlgml 11m lulu l'uul' wun- :thu Chi Ulllega. Ut'lla Ilvlln Ilt'lla. kappa Helm. anll Kappa Kappa Gamnm. The- m-xl t-w-ning in lhr' umphillwnlrr. under tht- slurs. lln- Hnnlir'als nwl lu mlnln'lr fur llw lrnpln. Juan Curh- run It'd Lllf' Tli Hells lu H-rlnn ln Ilrt'ilk Hie kupluls' thn'v yt-ar tlnmilmliun Hf HIP ant. Th? sing i9. 11ml:- alulix llw musl 93th anuilt-d t-urllllwliziw Urevk timing uf thr war. Eat'h sluring 1hr pl't-svnlalinns sm'm In im- Ilrme aw illlt'an r'IIIIliIIlIL': ln illl'rt'aE-r'. ADVERTISING PAYS KAMPUS KING Turni v lhv lilllll'r- m1 Ihr- llll'llA llll' girls Iluu' u t' . H'1' lllll't' a ymlt' in lclkl' a Ilulv to HIV lxumllus King lhml'r. hHH Hlii pful' :lt lllr' Tnlbln'r Hull. Thi: is lllc' mn' linw uhrll lhu ru- wls man nntl- i'rur :Im' t-l- llu' ll'iltl'l'lliu rlmnr surml I'almlitlult-r; unll run Lllm lt'l lllt'ir illmur inalliulls l'LIrI Hiltl in planning.- u I'llt'r-ugrl IIII' llal-ir dulu. Tln' iralu-I'nilivs go all uul 1n pru- mnli- llwir rnlltiitlull- lillr Li Lent! IIII- llll'll 1U In In. rJXlI'LI-Iiil'e- ln Uiv fur H'H'I'ul uw-Lr lH'I-HI'IK llll' M's, llil-K. U'lr't illllhiliuul Hln'rl Iluuam aml el-rrnmlinIL-x IImI In'c'u In-M, IIH' rtIlFI'IG'PII lLllHIillRIlPP-i IIIII' JXLIIHIMH king. Hf 1 3I- m-rv inlrmlIH't-II .1! am Hpu-n HHIIHI' in III:- I, Ilium. l' riII. u nighl. Murij 2. fuuml nm- nf llw I;ll':.1d'.-I i'I'UhIlr HI'I l-I LIHI'IHI :I l l. drum- Pllilnill; mewhr'r all lllr- 'l'wmu'r lllulu MU: mum Hf lllv' Iwilnxw H-lel'litlg H'Iur'lui'lx- rur- 5-1213. KINGS COURT: LEFT IO RIGHTv-John Maiden, John Driver, Jr. Prom Queen PhyHis Kress, Kumpua King AI Hornsfein, John Huttendmf, Irv Single. and Andy Thul JUBHOR PROM QUEEN CROWNS I?54 KAMPUS KING. AL HORNSTEIN SIGMA ALPHA MU KAMPUS KING H'Iu-r lung ul'l'lxr nl rmnpaligning fur thrir fznnrilc cumli- :Iuhw fur haulpus King.v vryune vugvrh :n aHrd nhth ght hur Ulw prvsvnluthnn Id 1hr xinIu11 111v Sulnlniv: x vrv leIL laml uhr-H Hwy llt'arll llu' unannI-n-tm-nt llmt 'U IiHI'IFTI'iH um Knmlnlls King uf W3 L Further rlwezu- ut-re 1mm! ac 1hr- nwmlmrs nli lllt' Kings l'lllll'l n't're :mlmunt'wi me Amly Tllllli' nl' Plli Kappa. .Iulm Mamiml Inf HUI. .lI-im Hullrwlurl I-I' 'l'lu'lu t..:lli. Jnhll Ih'hm Inf 5L1; lip. nnnl l ,l'x Hingln- ul Sigma KI:'1..Ulcrth- king nus I'I'uunud uml prwrnlml uiih u lrul-ln. . hr .uiul lln' rIIwIIIErI'H Hf lln' l'Hlll'l uvrv ax-n-Imdml bx lhwir f, ll'nll-I'Hih IH'nllln-rs. .' THE WENNAH! Page l53 SIGMA SIGMA CARNIVAL . . . IF IT WERE ONLY ONE OF THE PROFESSORS. THE KAPPA DELTS REALLY HAVE THE IDEAS. h in yt-zlrs gmu' IQ. lJIw arllllual Sigma Sigma Carnix'al nzLu ugatill u M; I'H'Ill in lllt- .-Iu'iul Iifl- nl 1hr I'LIIIIIJIIS. Hnnllb Si'l HE! and run IQ lhl- ulrinlh Hm-inl grnups lalll all thnsv th ullvndmi in n Implllvgnillh'lq muni. Ham :gvrs emrl pruprir-lun qu-rli - in;.r llu'ir ImrlirLIla-r zlllI'HrIinII- urgn-II mur'yml- lu HIl'II ulu uml In Hn'ir Ill! L, lui-w :1 rhulm'. uml SIT I1ILI;. HHiH-nl hlllll!t'rF.-- Th:- THE PH! KAPS BUILDING Phi IJn-Ils .Ignin sjumr'nrml a lt'l'uL slum. t'nmplt'h- xnlll qunl quellum-rs. hre- Hllt'l'r. uml nilnl IHI'H l'rnm Hurm'n. ICm-h war lllis THEIR CANDY CASTLE :JI'IIUII Imh rm u P-iHIil'dT lu-Iiurnwnr'v uitlmul lning' In vnln-r tha- c-nmlwliEiI-II. . sfn-ricll IIwIII-I'Irlzlnw nus luiwn at llu- Pnll Hf Ih': rn-niny fnl' aIH lh-m' uliu Imllil'ilum'xl ill lhr- r-punsnring Hl' ihl I-nl'niuH. Page I54 SIGMA SIGMA CARNIVAL Ml the lmnlhs wrrv uulslmuling nml llu- wimwh wen- hard to pick. Phi kuppu': Caunh Cusllt- nus truly :1 beautiful pivco uf u'nrk. UnP ILEIF- rt-mimlvd oI u hugv uhiltl cake with pink irillg lhill lnuke-ul Inn good In rat. The Alpha Clli's undersea rat'tlnr HHS thaulrml in llll' presrnre nf hmultcnu: mcrmaida amid a lllllllilllllt' nf sea SheHS. A pomlle was awardctl in UN lwrsun gnom- ing lht' Currtcl numlnrr nf slu-lls. Thc- must pulllllar lmullns pruvt-d tn ho. Thr-laE; Pc-l Sl'mIL which mu. filled wilh nlultiCnlurcd tuy l'Ings. aml lhv DPIIF egg lhrnui ing ronlesl. Going, from the sublime snftm'sh ul' thu- sluih-d allimais in 1hr I'idit'llluuri alJlu-amnr-Ps uf 1hr virlims uf 1hr raw n?ggs illustratt-t'l lllt' nppurlunilivs fur luilrlirilmling in differt'nt and unusual aIt-livilin-h uHerL-d Rt lllP lfilrlliHll. TIIC Kappa DCJIIS lump 3 Ll'g lmulll lvnl an aullwnlir- varnival atmosplwrv 1n llw vwnillg. Thr- Lambda Chir- agnin had the higlwal nmtmnzulv slruc-lurv prvsvnl. Their Chicken in thy Basket rnplurrl 1hr trophy fur the must t'zlrllivaI-likv Inmlll. WHERE TO NEXT? ?HESE ARE MERMAIDS? IIC DAY folmWL . xLRuw-m M W 10L EV 1 Hur'h i 3'. I 51-5 Mlu! 1:1 I PROUD PAPA F l HEADS UP. SHOULDERS BACK. . . . lntrmlm-in; Ill'nhiam'lih' qmlvnls I'I'um lht' H'i-hllllt' arm an'numl KIim-innuli In III:' I Hiwraily ix liw purpnw M II: Hm. I'urrm-I'Irx Cu-nlx Iku, lltll mm a Ium'liun ul ail Hullrgrs M llu' llliU'P-iu, rl'ln' high Hrhlml wni-ar-z uln. i i' ilpd llll' Pl'h'll'l I'll xlll! If K l'I'li :WlHllul'lPlJ . IIIIJI'b Hi llw ITHIIIIILH, uml Ll alluvial luln' nl' lllr- Ul'nt'l'ul IIIHIIiIJI um runnlurlt-d In XIirriH; Lind HI-alllll HllJIIPlilS I'nr girl:- illti'rwle-d Am Illnl M'IHHIL Nltlsl Hf lhu- t'zlmplh imliilllillgr llmi aln'riul :Iijllalb wl IIJI and lhv risillxt's ut'rl' ti'Hllt-II In :1 n-hr-miqn mngiv 411m. :I lrmliliunzll lrulun- c-l' Hu- ulny. Uvmlwrs u? lllv mililun Imnururie-p lH-llll'tl :lll :nl'l' ulIHIItL- In Imilw lhv :lm u h'llt'l'l'hh luul Ullidun rIwInIII-I'- tnuk rhdl'lui' HI an IIII'HI'IHdliI-n Hnnlll. Hmm- I'lt'nnnmiw :Smll'nh Fle'itl u 4dr thu H: nI'H u- inl'wal-Hlin; url 11mm: muliu- It'anHg Ilt'llltllhirillll'rl. TIM- Iligll M'hlmlvh LINN I:;M :l rhmn-t- In HIm-nn- .It'illdl rI.I--I-n Jl'lll Lulu- in kt'HHiHH uitlx qu-lvnl- nu Iluml 1n nn-mvr ulmwinn; :IIJtI MI :llmnt lln-h umL. DEMONSTRATING WHAT THE ENGINEERS LEARN AT UC. ' NHL J momv DO YOU EAT THAT? Page l5? ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE DJSCUSSES ATOMIC ATTACK. Thy l C atllninirall'utiw Emanl 51-h: asirh- am hnul' .et'vcrnl linu-z- vat'h rwzlr fur i'illnlll'alilillti. livguiar c-unuu'tllinm iIu-Iudt- one 1m Urivn- lulinn Hay. at whirh Presirlvul W'etllers inlrn- rlm-v: thv Dean:- ul' the LC 0 ng and MW speak. In the new students ulmut dilTPrenl phasz-F nf rnllegv Iifr: all N.HW. vumm-atiun al the Ileginning nl' Nmrml-t-r: a Chrislmas L-nnuwaliun helrl juel lIt-fure Christmas rura- Einn; and an Honors Hay lhmuu'ulinu given lly Nlurlar Hnunl mu! UDK 1n gina rrrognilinn Eu II'IIIB-ll' uhll haw? gin-n Hrn'it'rf III lel'intlr; organizations uf lllv lniwrsily. In mhlilinu 1n the zumuul cnmm-atimxs. tun uc'nA hrlql nf reprriul iult'rvsl lo lL' students. The Assistant varvlur; Hi Ht'it'nal- ulmkt ulmul m'lmluatn- I'v- llegnscn- against alumiv ullac'k. um! during Ureok XVN'L u t'nmm'ulinn uas' llvltl l-P'dlllrilllu :1 Sllrl'ial mm II' COHVOCATIONS TONY TRABERT WELCOMES FRESHMEN. WE CAN BEAT MIAMI! Page 153 AT LAST I THE LAST BIG DANCE GRADUATION WEEK UPPERJHE SENIOR MEN'S BREAKFAST AT THE YMCA LOWER7WOMENS SENATE GIVES THE SENIOR WOMENS STRAWBERRY BREAKFAST IVY DAY Of all llw t-u-nta- n! FE-uiur V1 t-vL. Mllmu! um IlllllIIL unt' uf llw must ilnpl'l'hxht: 41ml t'UIUI'IuI mud tilvrrl'nt'r nm' uf llw fundrst anti muel Vuicl IHI'rllul'it'b nf later FPHI'SI has In 110 In Day Tilir- ntImu- 1hr Harrellaul't'alv Scnic't' thv tiny le'urv. 0n lu l'laix i1';tl';aclitin-1Iz-1I for the president nf tht- Sruinr Class tn plant a sprig nf ix; nu lhu vanillus. ll i: sq mlmlit' Inf the rims? fuiurv grunlh illlli rlimli upu'urtl. lx'lx is grvvn. thv rulur uf Imlw: and I'nllvge days are In giw nlalvriul fur futurl- growth. anrl a Imlw llur that future. Murt-uwr. urn nvu svninr t-lass Iivvs un lhruugll tlw in il Icaws here. le H'Jlinrs. gnrlwd in lllt'il' value and gnuns 1fur nhir-h lhm haw u'urkr-d hanIJ uimi their way timuugh vampus m the Creek mnpllilhealrv for Ibis wremnny. Thu are at f'II!l11Nll1it't'l Ivy uutrlanding unmen. :wlm-iml lo fnrln lht- ll'aq'liliunal ivy I'Imin. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT PLANTS THE IVY. THE CLASS MARCHES TO THE AMPHITHEATER. Page E60 I 74 -,' a- , w 7 --g 7 7 . COMMENCEMENT terilmlimH HI Inn 11llirLly IIIAI wmrlruux lllitl'JlFill I-u-nl ulairh Ihhl .we-Im-d 5:; u-u :rmult- In Ila uiII-II m' ur'rv In-uilllvri'nl fnu-hlm'n Ilml Iwrulm- :I l'I'UIiH in u-. IIIm svn:imrnlul -l'iliUl'F. VH- hCi'PII-l mm ll; Illluillin'nr In grillluzliln Iml lllv linu- land gnm- uilll Aullrl'illg' anilillnaur. Mw-II-Inlau m- m-rn- lhn- Irvshmv'n rlilsr: IUIIAU. m- zlrc' llli' rluw :Jl' grilfhlnli'h. Hul m; nil rmHm-d our gruriuulinn nub rlnl an I'HII. Iul:l rzllIIt-r' il h:L- .1 Irllginliillg. Utlr yl'nrr LII rullvgv IICHI mil unly lallighl u:- Illlll'll l'IIlIlTl'tl' klllmlr'ligv. but mun murr. u rrulizuliuu ul nhnl un- llitill-I. illJll Ilnn't. Lrum. JIHI .m rulwi'lei Il'l'hlllllPll ut- slum! um lhl' Itrink III BEST OF LUCK lhl- gn-ul auln-nlurr- ull t'uHrgl'. rm ul' rlnml lhzll Jliulll HII Ihl- lurink nl' I'U'II grn-gllI-r udwnlurr-x lln- :Iah'rulurc- nl- lhl' rf'llillrl ml. Jil'r . . . Illv I'ulur'r. LOOK DOWN UPON THESE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN . . . Page I63 ACTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT MUSIC PERSONALITIES DRAMA THE UNION PUBLICATIONS CLUBS AND HONORARIES MILITARY RELIGIOUS GROUPS STUDENT COUNCIL Hunting hi-muntlaI-x. lftl'a majur hlllth'lll. gm'ernmcut nrgunizatiun. Student Cuujwil. has as its. purpose the Co- uniinaliun 21an supvrtisiuu nlx the artix'itivs which CUIDC unvar its wmlrnl ma hell as prmnuling interests of the group aml thr- individual. Him? the Cuunril rf'presents the interest of ewry stutlrnt m: L'amptls. its mt-mhvrship is. e-nmlmsorl nf dolngatcs frnm oar'h uf 1h? eight L'nllege tri- bunals. pretsidvnls of Mmt's and Wumen's Sonatcs. aintl rltilrgatt's Inf Ihf' varinus t'ampus urganizatinns. JII furl. it. is- lhvst' X'Pft sum? urganizalimts thail 'Jl'mil'le mm of thr: l'IiggoGt Ilulies illlflLillltI'll ill lhv f-L'IIIJE' Hf tht- Cuullril illHI its; u'nrk. That is tn ulIIH-altc the slurlmll al'ti' Vity fees tn tit? szI'iuus urganizations. 0t ngal impur- tancc is their apprnval nf the u-unstilutinns nt thv diitervnt student m'gunimliuns uml Hi the aunt'ndrnt'nls. quite.- many of whirh wvrv pasm'tl this: wart 'l'hPFP are just a small jJnl'Uull of the llulitx-c or Student Cuuncil. hut they show that to he :I mcmlmr is more than a grcat honor. it is a great reslmnsihility as: uvll. JAMES HOLMSTROM, President ROW l-O'Reillyt J7, Rhoudes. N , Kuusch, M , Carat A,. Schratelt J. Srrohmenqer. G, ROW 1h Brudncn Gr, Bowting, 1,, Johnson Ln Bishop, R, Budig, 0., Holmstromt J,. Knccht. Jt Bryant, BM Matfhes, At Baker, I, Messinger. J Page l64 nu r-' F , GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE ELECTION COMMITTEE BUDGET COMMITTEE STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES In order 10 lwrfurm its many duties effuclixch, Student CLIUJIL'il i5 Hmlpnsrd of four Handing Cumlllit- lr-vs. 'I'stv :er PIH-Iinna grievanc-m luudge-i. and con- sliluliun. A 11101? vHil'ivnt. Imt'ller rn-nrllillatetl clwlion Illm'ilillt' is lllt' goal nf the find. tjnmlllillvr. l.i:-lPllil1fJ lu. uml tluing snnlvlhing almnl, Ihe- Ixumlnlzlinta Inf the? 51117 tlrm lnmh' m'vllpir's Ill? 1irm- Inf lhr- grimmn'v I'nmmit- IPP. 3M4 Illiglll luv :2mbth Il'uln lhn'it' Immrm ii is lhl' Inudgt'l rnnlmiltt't- nhirll th-t'itlrs just uhnl pnrliun nl- lhl- FflllIPl'll drt'nity hse-a t'm'll I'almlvllr. nrgunizulinn Int lilinning fur ,mnw Tmalm-iul aid hill rm-niw; ullilv it is in rt-xil-uing and upln'ming lhc- r-unslilulinn. and it: unn-mlmt-nlx. nf rul'h l'2lIIlIJUh nrpunizuliun :lmi rauI-i- rh llml llu- last rnmmiltr-r. Ihe- mmliluliun mlmnillw. I'um'm'lw ilht'H. Mn inlvreslml pr-z'mn run cltlt'uci um Inwlin; Inf Hlmlt'lll Ulnllnl'il ur nnl' HI '1HK r'lIrIIHIiUI'VH. III ll'liH hug Sllillvn! Cullm'il is lruly lmlh a Htllllvnl guu'rmm'nl. Llllll a1 sluthinl guwrning Im-I'x. nf zlml Inr lln- eluch-nl. Only :lfIt-r all their unl'k and rPHImHhiNlilit'h Imu- lu-rn squam-ly Illt'L 41ml t-ITl-rliwh ch-ull uilh. clm-s llw nu-m- llt'rhllilJ nil Illin vllit'illnl urgunizutinn rvlux. l'iu'n llll'il' rvlaxuliml h :quv in Cuum-il'y u-lIurm-Iuri:-lir:1llx im- Im-wiw munm-r. dl liwir xlrlnlull apl'ing pivnir. XI lhi- Cmmril jgvlh lulurlllvr and 1min n'llim; llwli. Row l Reece. 3.. Lewis, P.. Brill. RV, FiHro. 5. ' ran targgg SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Take a good luck at the smiling seniors beluw. These are tlm quI who cumpulcnlly led the year's graduation clasa in its last and must importanl. ycar. Under the leadership of Bub Reece. the secrmd man in U; laialury to be chosen class presidt-nl fur three slraiglll years. this gruup got together early in the year and planned the nrveplu-be-i'urgotlen events of Senior Week. Frey. C., Mesier. L. Bowling. 1.. Conaiser, W. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class slmnsorcd the traditional .Iuniur Prom. selecting as its theme this year Stairway to Paradisen At their open-house in the L'ninn lnunge tho juniors were giten an up- purlunily to get together sot'iail3 lJltL't' again. Assisted hy an advisory ctimmtittve of their classmates. this grnup Wm'kefi tu promote class unit; and the inlerests oi the linix'crsity. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS To give the Suphumurr' riasrz mrtni'lers a feeling of unity :1an ln SEJIII'ISUT the tradiliunal Snphumure Hunt? are the pri- mary tasks assigned In the t'iaSH OiiitfPI'F. Thir: year tho. four Pxeculit'es prutetl their ability In ch; hoth hy sponsoring the E'Couldis Gathering. This ugly man's dam? gilt? the class tim distinction uf hc-ing thr First snphumurn Mass to make money mi their annual dant-P. .....- N -. .t... .. .. .....-.'.o Wheeler. P.. Dilley. P Wright 1.. Groni. C. ..-. WOMEN'S SENATE WmnIles HHIIilllh ulw uf lllt- mus: impurlunt slmirnt gmcrniug bodies of UC. 15' r'nmlumul of I't'prt'rzllnluliu'rz l-l'lllll mvn gruup em rumpus having :1 mmnlwrship uf forty pr-IH-nt nr nmrc' u'nnwn studrnts. This group 0f unmru is well kman for its many outstanding pruch-ls tsurritrrl uul tarry yvur. Em-h fall lhe myslrrir.$. of llw Urvrk snrurily' rm-hing Inmgrum are unwilml lo the im-Umiug freshmen wnmcn ul lht' xVIIIIlPll-S Fwnulr T021. Tn furllwr urit'nlull- lllt' freshman in llt'l' fll'sl le-au' uf I'qugP lifr. llw ar-nulv hats z-wl up at 53:10:11 Inf Juniur AdKibFl'S. :1 group of ulllglanding juninr uunwn uhn. In at H-I'ilis ul' spol'iull; tlvsiglwtl programs explain 11-231 rumpus. lrmliliuus. ul'lixitil's. :lml Hl'llllithl' program. Pl'uiils fruln :III lisI-d lumks SUM in lIIl-ir' lsml Bunk Hlnrl- :lrv uwl lo r'nrivh I'll. 1C Hl'hnlursllill I lIIuI, Lust j.g-nr-s Vm'uliunni lllfurllmtinn tjllllfl'rl'llft'. :1 guid- nuu- prugrum lecl Iniu-Inniallh intI-nrfirlg In m'quaini rumpus mumvu u'ilh 1hr many unculinm u'uzliling lIn-In zlflt-r Iht-ir graduation. nus 3 Mg: hUt'Fl'r-N. Thir- yu-ur tlu- Hmmlt- is IlllfiH-Y making lulnns for HIV m-Kl VIC program. Ulll'illg anim' W'rmgk. U0R'- II111!31115 Henalv Illmnrs :lH wninl' unmmi uith lhril' lrutlililllltll leawllt'rn Break- fast. Thus thr urlixil'rI-a M lhis wurlh nhilr urgamizulinn allTwrl lhr Iilb Inf I-very Human un rumpus from HIV clzq 5hr I-Hln'rs IT: UHI'IE hi'l' .L'l'ililllillitlll. ROW I-GnocL J, Baker. L. Mama . ROW 3-Sofford 5.. they. J. Smulley L Togel, B. Cars IL. L. ROW IiAndon, M., Flory, H.I Alfenau, R., Worden. E Rodgers Mosier. L R Many Page I68 ROW lwlngberg. H. Bowling, J L?Hmun, EL Murphy. C. ROW I LDwenslein E. EHing E.. Albrechi, G., Folr luck, Br ROW 3-Young M., Harlan. L, Bliner, A., De coiur. J. Page I69 MEN'S SENATE Rules governing 111c- m'ganizations uhich they rvprc-svnl are set up by the- memhers of Men's Senahn The primary purpnse of this urganizulicm i5 1hr: l.'ll- nn'linaljrm and suprn'isiml ul' all nu-Ifs :u'ljx'ilies on rampus. This t'art-ful study and inspectim: uf lllt' :wthilies- i: lllll tin: only leJ of lhr Senalv. Tlu- nwmiwrs of thi$ hotly ultt'nll ln lhr- u'vH'anA Inf llw individual IZ'IItUring Hlillc ll'L'sllInt-u. as well as furm ruies tn guwrn their group .u'lhilius uu l'amlms. le Henult a sulu- sidiary of Htmlrnt Cuunr-il. is r-umpusml nf rel'nrest-ntativrs of all m-thil; and srholmlic hnnurury l'ralvrnilil-s 3:4 RE? as i1 ! miller group uilll a lllillt' Inmnlmr- ship of fifty pt-rr'vnt or murv. In lhc- spring HI 1933 plan: uvre llvgun lnr lhis. lln- first full war ul llw Men's Senate Ath'isury Program. An Orimnatinn Day Prugram Hilb planmwl by the 5911319 to make the entering :ludwnls feel all hnlm- in Ilwir m-u wlmuL Hc- sides its ullmr all'thilie-F, 41 Seninr Mf'll-ri Isrl'akrth during llw HPPL Inf gralllualliull was spunynretl by tlm Hmlatc. Anolhvr vwnt. plannml Iny llm Meml Ht-nalr Lil Hue end of Hm srhuul year, was lilt- mmunl lmwenlnlinn uf a silu-r rug: lu lhu- uul' standing nwn's group on rampus. Xlr'n'r ?'?vnalv Ims 1lw n-putalinn Inf living umv of the most useful and m-Il-run urgullizulinm on lln- I'niurrsiu rumpus. ROW P-Murlzl Cr. Keller, CH Wedbush. E ROW 2-Danohyl NI Splelmon. 5., Jones, M.. McFarr land, B ROW llBuchedl R.. Sleber. 0., EOWIlng. J, Garrison, H., Burloh, M, ORIENTATION B OARD Orientation Board has under its united program all organizations on campus mnu-L-rned with lreslnnon nrionlaliull. A work lrclorv school startvd. the Y sponsored lhe YWCA anrl YMCA Freshman Camps. held at Camp Luminary and Camp Mt'aullam. respectiwly. Fur lhnsv able to attend. llmse Camps provided a must illlportanl parl of l'lrienlaliun. an uppm'tunily lu mart luluro rlassmatcs. These freshnwn would FPL'UganP at lvasl a few ml the hundreds ul mm faces they xmuld meet cm Orientation Day. Tllt' flrsl day nl schrml an Orlmllaiiun llay Program was helrl. This all-day CVCIII glarlml with a tftljn'lllfallilll lur all new stlltlenls in W'ilsun Auclilurium. Introduction In tho tlvam ml each nulloge and a welcnming address by President Raymund Wallcrs nag fulluuvll Iny an Arlz: and Science Tribunal Prngram. Later in tlu- clay there wen..- g'uided luurs aml vxl'ulanalinn; to the l-Pwiltlvrecl frclslnnen. Conducting these tours ut're llw Junior Advisers and Mmfs Sonale Advisers. whose job is part of the long range nrivnlalimL During the first week of school a Freshmen Mixer was l'leltl in Ill? luungc. This social ovr-nl was the llrsl. fur the new UC students. Orientation is more llmn just helping the new student feel at homeiit is also lu-lping llim to adjust. Orienlalion Board attempts lu lrach these freshmen that college is Haul just qurning lllt' midnight nil. nor i5 it all planing llritlge in the grill. Page I70 - Au -- , .. .--. , SOCIAL BOARD ROW liWaHers, I1. Sieber, 0., Holce. EU Johnson. L. M. lFucV ulth. ROW 2 BFsh- op, R. rFoctuL 5mi?h R , Person. 5, Schrefel' J, McCut- mkk T. Kent R Page I7I rl'hr Slurial Htmrll fur grm-ral LIJIiu-rsily Elmt'liuns has us ils purlmht' bVIWiC'P III 1h Hlllll'lll Iunly by spunsuring uml aplurm'ing all :aulfiill aml gcncral slurlcnl fum-lions. ll dues this Iuy Illainiaining u ralvntlnr l'or lllt: registration of s-u-iul fum-linlls and pr - virling infurnmliun almul ull .mr'iul ai'lhilirs. in utltliliun In this. llu: Hm-iul Board llnlll'l'H'I'ill'h mam. rumpus uitlr url'nilim am? kf'l'ljh 3 Hal ul' ml'ial I'Vf1ilh lJmlr-rl on lllv lalillvlin Imzml ill frnnl nf llw grill. Hrgimizaliuns IIJI rumpus Inur-l jwlition ln lllis group Tor Illinllih'h'illll ll'J llnltf spm-iul gullwrings. purl A and cE;1rIr-o,-:-, Thus. any mujnr runHit-l in linle- run In- ciri rllllnl'llll'tl. Through llw ell'urls nf Ellis group, lln- numlu-r uf c-wnla uhivh run he held um u slmvil'u- nighl urn ru-gulzltml. Cvrmin m-rnls. as tile Huplmmurv UHHI'I'. llw Junim- I'rnm. llu' Ht'niur Prom and .umm- Inf Humnu'rs plu'xs. rm-c-ive Sm'izll Hourch support lly 1hr m'r-nillgs ol Ihrw ewnts living prucluinml a t'lnsml dalv. N; ntllc-r al'lhit-x' may IIP planned by um rumpus urgaulizuliuns IIII surll a date. Tho Cf'TPr-lix'HJIt-ss nil Illis urgatlizatinn nah lJrIHI'II this y-dr uhen 1hr Hr'liginus Emphasis: W'eck and HIV Huphns Harm: Cummittws rHlIizml lhal lht-Ix haul am'illmllillh planned Illeir musinl 1-wr1ls. fur llw same m-vk. With llw HHth'I'llliUH of lmlh grnups. the Snrinl Buurd um ulnlr lu H'I'HII' lhl' multl'r ll: IWI'FyUllP-H sulisilu'linn. .-..F Vim W K-Jhix'Ll u g-Avc' ROW I-King, IH Knopf. E.. Bulluh. M. L., Belgel. M.. Tegell 3.. Mosierl L., Blllll 5.. McAlce. B. ROW I-Lolschal C.. Gornaiz, M.W Winn, J Crawford. Jl. Brevar. JH Wiley. J., Richardsonl A., Spindler, N., Millerl J.. Stornboch. M. ROW 3-Webelerl Wu Schubert 1.. Meyers, C L, Grischy. Jl, Holll BH Hammelraih. 5.. Jeruis. M. A.. Andonl M. A., Fessenden. BM Burch, Hl, Planck; M, C. Bormonl B. ROW 4- Lackev, E.I Rhyner. C. Nelson. 3.. Sine. Cl. Pmkerl Ml. Welnler, C.. Copensl 3., Frey. C., McMillan, S, Hachlel, C, Noillngl R. ROW 5- Parsons, 5H Bpamer. V.. PullisI CW Anspach, Ml, Gravenkemper, RW Schulle, JH Meyer. J., Ruuber, K., Segnll SH Millsl D,, Mlller, J,. Mueller, 5. JUNIOR ADVISERS The. Junior Advisers are u gmup of junior Wumt'll selected lly Ille- Ijrmiuus y-ur's allLiSt-rs on 1119 lnusis of scholarship. leutlursllip. uml senr hr 1:: lllt' l'niwrsilp. This group has us its purpnhe the task ul orienting all lreslnnen mumt-n. Thira 5931'. its; 1l1vmc was. LC in Yum- Future? livery Tut'stlau fur L'lvxrm weeks. all freshmen u'nnwn ntlemlml slmrl talks giwn lay inrlixidual athlSPrC-l Lil Wilmn Alulilurillm. These shun lalksa Hn'vretl llC 1r;1:lilinn.x'. rumpus Hl'llllllPE-i. ralmly habits and Inuralh. At mm N'ssiun. Ilu- frwllnwn prnjm'l. nhit'h haul lm-n prmlilnmll HPIPI'lHl lu clelrgalrs frnm mull thlvist'r's group Isl. advisers. uas lu'Psenlt-wl: t'arll lrrslmmn was in- xilvrl lu unrk 0n ulait-lwwr r'nmmiltw Slit' prf'lt'rrf-tl. fly lll Hllu'r yearn llw prujt'rL was a G'Ullllilllvtl $l'lll' slum: nml vilritty slum; ln arlclitilm lu Ihis prugram. llw mlxisc' s hplllliul't'fl a tea fur llu' frcslnm'n in Nursing and llr-alih. uml u Jllt'nlt' u'hic'h lht- lrt-sllmvn attvndcd hill: llwir individual advisers lwl'urv lhc FII'Sl hnmo lcmtluull gamv. M the thl. mI-t'ling. lllF' pru- gram um maluah-tl 115 a whole lg mm of lllt' lrcslmwn. le year's prugram pulminalr-Il with u parll lur all mlxisvrs 11ml atlvist'os. Page In MEIPS ADVISORY BOARD ROW liFrommcr. P. Burris. R, Heitkump. TI Smilh. R. C, Sieber, 0. Tu lu-Ip llw ilallixidunl l-l'i'sllnlull mam makr a mun- LlrlHILHlll' auljusl- mvnl In llw unmluus r-mnmunil; :at llw wr; nulrwl nl his m-III-gv l'ith'l'l'H is lhl- main purpusv nf M1113 Ark isnn HI-z-lrrl. Unh um' year nlrl, Ilw Mum's Senate Alhisnry' Hyhlt'lll hay I190 WU sucr'tsil'lll in I-Iilninaling mam lJrnhlt-m: nl' lhr mm sludr'nls. Hvledml nn El Inahis Inf lhvir um: surrvssful arljusluwnt lu rnIlc-gr life. qualities nf pu-rmnalily. sr-hnluslir ar,-Ejim'vlnmul. anrl llleir alrilily lo r-mnmuniratc- itIc-as lo a group. lhr advisers: w'n' 'Jre-juninr. junior. and senior mm. A tour uf llw campus was:- Hmdurtr-d liw Hrst week In familiarize lhc- freslnnan mm with IhF' uniwrsily campus. Thr- program aim im-Iurlcd tliM-Ussion groups. at uhit'h 1hr zuhiseri yaw infnrmatinn u-unu-erning tln- variulls aspvr-h nf rampus life: illt'lutling the general hack- grmmd aml histury uf KC. slurl'x Iaalzits. lrudgvling nf 1inw and 11101103: rxlra-t'urrivular ar-livitit-s. student gnverlmu-nl. and rampus sucial pru- gmnna. Conoral Ilist-uSSiuns al th nwotings alsu unsuerwl manj. questions uf the new men on t-amlms. This non mothml of r-nunspling thr- incoming Illalt- freshman ham ljl'lnf'cl tn Iw annther prugrt'ss-irr R1911 in r'ullrkgv orir'n- tatiun. Bowling. J. ROW 2-Holmsirom. J. Rinsky, 0.. Lewis, R. Turier. 7.. Anderegq. Rb Ludwig. R. HuHerick. IL, Krupp, R. ROW 3-Suidlemun. M.. Rosensweig. R. Huddud. 0.. Sleinkolk. R. B. Reynolds, D. Lehmeyer, A. Mollie, R. F. Rukeh R 1; 1g PERSONALITIES BARRY BISHOP Xutetl Iur his mountain climl'ring. Harry was equally active a! UC. 011 Student Cnunt-il. in Beta, and in Ar- nulrl Air Society. he proved his talents were truly diversifwd. HON BRILL Writh a tarkle box and a broad grin. Hon Brill tackled mam jubs at UC. Pruucl of being editur 01' the Cincin- nalian, this SAP: hold the gavel for 111: fraternity al the 5mm: lime. MARVIN CUHN Wherever thongs a Union at'livily. there Marvie is. This busy Sammy is known as much for his: work nn llm rheerleading squad as for his famous sense of humor. PAT CALLISON RC5: 0r Cal. cali her what you like. is a natural leader in any group. Pall: high ideals permeate all her work. But give this gal a llke and her shyness fades to laughter. Page I74 ANN CUBS This tall beauty as 21 LC cu-ed, has displayed her lulenls and poise for all In 59c; ew-rtx whvrc frum a drawing lmard 10 lhe Senate president. Bcauly anrl l1rains thatR$ Ann Coral. Page l75 110M DEL BICNE Iluzn's quicl hearing might allow mum of his; ut-c-nmplithm-Jllh In In: M'I'rluukml. Huu'ewil'. Intrs'llle's Iwillg ru- vupluin nf tlu- fIJIJllI'dll lvum. Iw. Hus rlaimvd 1'3 SAIC anrl 1.31mi. BARRY CORH In his quivt anrl CHiL'iPnl mannrr Barn Curr; managed Inanix respnnsi- luililiea. Althnugh munch time was spent as ':im,-imlulian Business Manager. he also wrvml as president uf 5M9 PXF In L- LTU N Tim. iu stilturv. but in nu uthvr nay. describe: this Phi Bria Kappa. Will: u ramiic RH IIi-rr ah herself. jmu might haw seen Put grurrlxing tn mm-vl uilh Murr lar Board or the Y. ': JAKE IJITCAN Herfs a tt'arIu-r lhal u'ill newer lue Imrillg. Jane has lu-cn at'liw as prud- thrnt nll Mortar Hnnrli um! t'lluirmun Inf ,Iurliur .thismw. Km Ultlli Chi uill lw glalll lo I'laim llliH' sislle MHH H-Ili FH-LLNHX Quivl iwuuu nflvn clm-l-ln-r- mun. luut Hul Hall? l.l'l'-h. Iwr wllc- h Lrlnmrl l'n: Ill'l' uler-III'LU'IHI :Illilmlr. l ,Iln-h-u1.Iun. -Iu- um- lxrv-sirlrnl nl 'I'hv-Iu Phi and :III I-tlilur' UII tijrlFilHIEilidH. J. C. lilVANS llixilling his limc- lu-tu'PE-u tlw rgam- an Sigma Chi. llw mun knuu'n h; the- iniliuis'. J 1:. gmr ulllmbln va'Vir'U lu rm'll. Al'mlnll II; l'w nus ilrliu- in Higllul Sigurd and IN: HUN UUUIIHCLLUW Th:- t'u'r smiling Handil u'limav-d hik wry m-Iiw rullvgt- thus uilh lhl- pr'I-Hirlvuq nf UHK. Hun urltlml lhip l'Iunnr In H lung HM. illrlullinf; Irl Kulnpal thu. lem. and H'TI. Page I16 Dams HAMMOND Sinr-eriu is mu' nay lu HEJL'H Ilnri: H'dIHIHUIIII. Tn ail uhn knum hn-r. shu- i.- nmv gal lhul i5 RlluiQh natural illltl at Pasta Pl'll anrl Hlaiillx really shim: llu'uugll in all Iu-r alrlinns. Page I7? JIM HULNISTIHH'I UV?- Imt't'I-x IIPSITiIIPH lh'h- rl'riunglv us Student Clunm-il III'I-sitlvnt Innk UH his limv. BPIIH'CII lIlt'PiiHlL'h Inf Hulm'll I IJLlllliPHtll-Jnllr- alml Cnum'il l'HllHIIiUL't'L jim hall to rl'z-llll I nr H'u-mll H't'rks. HUSH: HIiINZ Harmlh Ami nmlm'rluucling :IIirlglc-nl uilll d illmum bubbling Immllh'r Igiwa Ihlll Husit Hrinz. Hllrir- Hllv fH-I'wuulliu mr'r-Umr klluuh. Hvilw, nun I'I-HII' in 3:- ulrit'lilb, lml lli'Tl'Iri lhv lu'wt. MARY ANN leilLl-iP. Laul 3var'a Huml Hlmnhnr was lallulml In Uul'im' Hnunl Im-nlm- thr-y rl-rwgv niuul hL-r aluility us u louder. Slur prnm-ci this nhilih us pl't-sirlvnl of Kup- lm uml nu lelrnl J'wligiuth Iiuulluil. PERSONALITIES PAT LEWFIH Iiul Lvuis. Iu'llt'r knuull In all as LIIIISEt'. is rvaillx al gal lu mm-l, HE-r umilc: unli gmnl Immur anpr ynll a laugh n'hilt- hvrt- allnilily bruuglll lmr Inmurs bnlh in HIV N aml WXA. ii: MYRHN MUHKHWTITZ UT: lleh :an N'Iilw i5 it'll isy Mum- lllt'l' S mure Hum um nthvr Inf his mum arlh-ilivs. This Sammy uml flllul'c MI? uurkml as hard for Hludfrnl Cunllri! and Uricntalinn Huanl as fur gradva. HUB RICHIE 'I'his Urln m-u-ms lu qu'v lwvn hm'n fur grt-at things. Bill! has m'liw in ur- gunimlinm- uI c-wn kilul. as H? as hen ing lhv ll'ibuttr paid lu him nf being vlrwltul c-lass proxy each yt'ur. MART UH ILKWNHLEY Wily is Lnu Huu'nslry so well iikcd'f Ht'sidcs her quin svnse nl' luunur and her over steady qulum'c 1an Y'dlllt'H, Lou is: a real leader. A5 preshlvnt of WYAA she pruned herself 10 all. Page H'B GIL RINHM' N'lc'tru l'crugnizwl lllt' a-t-nicc- this.- SLumny gau: L1: as a nmml'wr Hf IA. TrillunaL UNIX. anti Ilmny ulher nrgan- izatiuns. and mas Inmud ln lap him fm membership in lhvir sm'icly. Page l7? NANCY HIMMI INS This- prr-lh lilllP gill -th hurl llt'r I'illgrr in many H: pivE. Namwl 'I'lwlil Hislvrs min lw fIJslI-x prnull of 5101' m'tiA ViliPh. ln-r tjllalrming Prnfilv slnrir-s, nwl hI-r lar'ing 3 Phi BPIEI Kappa. PAT ROBERTS Pat HUI'JBHS: '15: m1? uf lhruse rare lum- IJIv ullu bubbles like ginger alt: Thi- quality made friends for Iwr ulwnwcr sht- wml. and helped lllis Kalllpu ilr' preaident ui tllt' YW-CJX JIM SCHRUTEL 'xllymr nhu IWPT lT'iPIl IU find JUN um unllrrgzuntl uhat u ll'mm-Iltiuus jul; miiling lht' ans III-rurnl must luck Henr- l'H'I' lhir' I'hi UPI! llnuml limit: for .Xr- nulrl Ail and Student Unautil. MR. P. RAYMOND CAMPBELL DtRECTOR OF THE UNION BERNIE HORTON, MARY LOU BARLOH AND MARY EMILY HiBARGER RUN THE UNEON DESK EFFtCIENTLY. ' -H'.-.' 'l'l1i: irar a mu fau- was ut-iL-umwl in the tlirerlur-h tliitt't' at tlw l niun. It uas that of 133.3 CHIIIIJIICH-Fu whn hub lulwll mvr this Imsilimi. replacing William Nester. ullo iw- r-mnv thv Assistant DL-an uf Men. Mr. Cmnphell graduated i'rnnl the Cnilvgr- of Business Administratinm hvro at EC in I'JSI. Whitt- hvrc ar- 11 stuc'lmit. he was electh tn Huphns. Mvtrn. Sigma Sigma. and 0mivnm Delta Kappa. Ht- zllr-n wm-d 3; President of Pi hapgia Alpha fraternity to which he is mm; a: tht- ln'rsrnl time, an alum athiscr. Before he rntvrt-rl liC. Mr. Campbell haul surwrl four wars in the Navy anti nitm' graduation t'rum lwrc, he went hark iutn the Navy fur a luc-riurl uf tun years. In June ul' 1053 l'lt' nus released uml hinrt- lhv Imginning uf the swhuol year hr hm 1mm at lht- L Iliml. This past war. indeed. must haw lwrn a big Ullf lint Ur. Canmlmll Fur liesitlrs taking over his nvw pusiliull us Hirm-lur uf the L ninn, hi5 uiie pFEHPIIIPtI him with a now Imlii daughter. ulmm the; named Ixunen Lynne. It is. hoped 1I1ut the running war may lw just as mmitful and fnrlunale lin' him 21:: this y-ar has. liven. Page I80 ROW I-HuHerfck R., Longsfreef, Wu Milk, D., Meyers, C. ROW liBighop, R w,, Bursiek R. C... Johnsom L M.. Emgbergi G. L OrM. R. C.. Campbell, F R. UNION BOARD 11; gain invnlhrrship :uI LIIh-n IinarJ it is HECER hur fur uhzdvlus hu11u c atlvuit u C n Cragt: U; be a lnre-jIIIIiI-r III' aimu'. and 1m haw Inul lnrmiuus PillPriA vm-r doing liniun xmrk. Viw studr-nls arr,- Plected by Htudrm Unum-il. all itlusl um- and nut mun- than thrrr nl' its members must ln- Im-mlmrs of Student Cuunvil. Fm-nlu mvmlwrs invlucle Lint- Ht'e-presidenl nf the Uni- ' wmil-x. who is a lwrmmwnl nunnlmr. aml lhree other I'Hr'ulu mrmlwrs aplminlrtl l0 tin: president. One of Iht' farully serum :1 our year term. uhile the rnlmr 1m.- srru- fur hm ymrs. The gruup arts 3; u gerwral lmunl ul' :nanngmm'lll lu rlrlvrnlinr' llw grlm-ral Imliry HI. and nswnun-lhvtxwpunsHIHH rnrlln-vner v upvruH u1IJ the l Ilinn. Thrir luu Imusl impurtanl julus inrlmle 1hr :- nilumtinn uf rnuln 51mm- iII lht' l IIiUH mu! lht- prvlmra. 1. linm 'st tlw :ullluzll Inlcign-l. I Page fBI GENTLEMEN PREFER CLOTHES STYLE SHOW. NEARLY I500 CROWDED WILSON AUDITOREUM TO HEAR DAVE BRU- BECK'S COMBO PROGRAM COMMITTEE Fur a well-mundml sx-Iwcluls- 0; social flun-tions for students and faculty. UC t'an t'flLllll nn tiw l'niun Prugram Committee. First on this r yeark agu-nrla. lhc- c-ulnmillee presented L'niun Week, where 111:: Ile Cincy coeds could becmnc lwltm' arquuinld uilh Lniun at-tiVities. Cillmanized football movies Were a welcome chance lu relive the big games of the year, while L.B.M.F.T. shows folmrl new talent among the coeds. Imercsting exhibits in the Inuit hull of the liniun. big danws. including the Mardi ! Urars. the twelve Friday. nighl Big Mm'ivs were also the work of III? com- mitlvr'. The annual Jazz Cunt-e'rl and ulht-r musiral alums ruumied 0111 a . wry HUL'wm-ful ypar l'ur llw Pringrnm trummitlcr'. ROW aPlunck M. C., Church, 5., NoHing, R., Borlch. M. L.I Gdeme A ROW 2- Cohn, M. Engberq. S, Campbell. P, R. Ho'rerick R.. Horfom L NOT SHOWN-Orlanda. V, Twymnn, A, UNION ACTIVITY WYOMING HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB ENTERTNNED IN MAIN LOUNGE. h V ANYONE FOR POOL? 011 the Iuwr'sl flour Hf lhe LillitJll all'rf lit? L-ard mum unrl the game mum. and uh lilo main ihmr is the Main Linunge. This ii furnished fur L'mnpleh' relaxation. and is the Filo of a numlrer nf impurlaut ljniun ul'lit'ilit'h. Open 11011585 fur randidates for campus lilIr-s anti 'Iur variuus campus grnups are hehl there. a: well as the Fn-ishmon Mixer. 0le and Suphus tap their pledges hrre aml thr: luunge is utton rented for nun-L'ninn atjtixilies. The Union sponsored a m-w mvut this; y'all u iwn it IJrest-nlet'i a MEHE Fashiuu Shun; Besides this unusual event. several high srhuul choirs prm'itlml entertainment during lunch huur. Ihmt'wr. the most inumrtant spot in the entire lniun is the Union Derek. where everything from newspapers tn lust urlirles may he found. MOST FAMOUS uc INDOOR SPORT. t The words ';SLudent Uniuuw are usually associ- ated with the building which houses the Great Hall, the Grill, the Student Union Bookstore. and the puhv lications offices. Besides all the student comen- ieuces. the Union sponsors varinus activities. Aftttr every section change there is a Union Movie party at which a pupular movie is $hown and refreshments are served. No admission is charged for these parties or the Cillmanized movies of current athletic events which are shown duringr the noon hour. Free dances are given after football games and during Union Week. The Mardi Gras Dance. at which the yeargs King and Queen oi Mardi Cras are crowned. is alsu a Union sponsored event. The union is the place where most of the students spend most of their time. Page I83 ROW I-Hulbert N, GerL BA, McCoy. L.. LiHmcn. D.. GFUbe. A. ROW 2-Swuin, IL, Young. M... Bollmann, H Howling J., Fish, J. Maimon. P . Scheiner. J. FORENSIC GUILD A Whatever events hau- Iu-un ul paramount inlt'rr-sl during ll ,- JJth 3031' lune lumm Ilvlmled 21! some lime 01' nliwr Ily 1119 l ':Ir'vI:si1' Guilul. TIM,- llll'IHIH'I'S nl' this: gruulj llt'llillP amnng IIHJInSt-IXL'S 11an hilll tilt'lmlt' lvam: l'rI-III ulht-r I'llllvgljl's. AR ?Vi- IIrm-e :an tlu' I'lltllllhiailn ol- ils nn-mI-vryA lhr- Huilll hm: hrlll cIrlIz-atrs uilh mt-r six ulhI-r rqugm. ler'lirilulnts un- PV'IISPII from r'lalsm's lll iIIlt-uui lllPl'lngh' rm nlhvr t'dlnlrllhrs. 'I'hr' Illnst impurlzmi I'H'lll .qu-nH-rwl IQ Hair gruup nu: ils- annual! Cul- ll'gl' Ul'illllr CHIIIPHI. AH . 1 l'l'SllH. fun nl- IIH- nu-mllrrs uvn' plm-tml In tho IIleiUlL-ll :II-Iuah- Iunmrmj, 'I'nu Kappa Alpha. CO-EP CLUB V Starting llJt' .WHT uiT with a hang. lhe CU-Cp Club held a lnirnir fur lhl- im'uluing freshmen. Kt't'lling Lip rm Ill? social frnnt they had a Fall and Hpring lnanquel aml participaied in am imhskuting party. A style shun was ginrn wilh lhv prm'ueds gluing In a mshularethill fuml. Thry EIISU gin? a party fur the fjhilqln-n'h Huspiial. Uprn nub 10 the rump t'UHPgPS. tht- M'- ganizallinn nus furnwcl tn lamlnnlv I'niwrsily spirit amung the nurm'll FO-Ulll'l'iltifP Sludt'llls. lu lll'nutllfll Slailrnl cultural. rm'iul and intvllt'vlual lifv. mul lu Jill lllv hmmr and lnrvsatigc- nI IIH' I'n'lu-rsity. ROW I Curey. K.. Evans, RA Schwarz. J, Sirw C ROW 2-King J., Brook- .hir9 3., MueHer. 5.. Schneiden J.. Cracker J. McAhaa 5.. Coleman. N.. Siory. M. RED CROSS A Through 1111' liml Cruss thalalrr llr-rv nu liallllpus. L'U gruups cunlrillule lime m the HM CIMSE. This yrar ilh I'n-Urlh wvrc diret-tt'd luwurd six lll'UjWJlE. Through the Mnlur llnryb project. wuluntc-m's picked up blood donurs. lmnspurlml films and papers. and drove patients In Clinics. Instrurliuns in wim- ming am! Iil'e-e-ming. giro awry K'Ium'lm vwning in lllt' menmfs lluiltliug. xwre spmmurml umler Ilw prugmm III- Water Safety As- SIaH Aids. Vulunlrt'n hprrl ui I'd Cruss Headquarters in the eveningi ullilt? KEHTIIIUS grnllps HPI'P contacted in givr parlics in r-nmm-lim: uilh lln- llumpr- 11nd Haspilul lth',jH'l.s. ALPHA PHI OMEGA V Tu a:awmlvlr' rullvgr' Illt'll in the ii'Htmsilip Hf 111C 15'qu SI-nul Oath nml Law. ln :Imr-lnp friendship and Jn'umulra serv- in- In humanity i3: llw purpur-t- Hf Alpha Phi Omega. This rampu: uitlv organizaliuu was founded at Lafayette Collegv. shining lln- mum philanlln'upil: lnrujw'ls uhich are at't'rvdited 1n lhir grnup. is its annual Cllrisluuw Tn; Driw fur under- llrhilt'gvtl rhiMrCII. Ihxg'ular ml't'Lillgs art.- held unm- 3 mnth in llw euminga'. annl lunt'lwuu Ilwvlings arr SFllt'dUJt'd fur mr'n Thursday Truh u :t'niI-t' urganizatiull. Alpha Phi Unu-gu is alums ru-mh 1:. wru- lht' -lu:lmlt burly. 1hr: filcully, Elw l'HlTllll'lllllll'x. 11ml Hn- ml1inn. ROW 1-Young. W Rakel. IL Mellen, P,, Rave, N ROW 2-Chang, C.. Forkins. 0., F'Iul'nhav R. WxHe, A Mullineaux. J. ROW 3-3mirh T., Shani, F. Feldmnm R., WHms, F., Greenland, R. s ylhn 5 q.- r hr. . 5; i ROW likosel CL Pliesier L, Mosier L. Gaudw'n. D. ROW Z-Ellio'. E. Alfenau' R., Parsonsu Su Wiley, J. ROW 3-5fmhmenger, 6., Cnlemnn, N. Landmon. l3. Him. 5. ROW 4-Brogdnn. C, savely, B.. Budig 0.. Siromberg, C. ROW 5-Chadburn, L, Nailing, IL, Moore, MH Wiilm-h Sr, Morris, P. CINCINNATUS SOCIETY Unly u single Innk al this ruup should sumce lu impress upon our llml Imre is a lmtly uf true n:nutslanding students; I'Julslauding ill rarh phase nftwdlege er.svhndasntx as we as nlany'1unside aCHVL lies. These art- the studenls LC FXlJf'L'lL-i to make exvellent alums and murouwr. this is oxaI-lly thc- basis of their selection. and their funr- tiun. Those HILIIIPHIS all shnw wry grmlt prnmise of being nutstanriing alums and art- llw nues $elvr-tc-t'l tn reprt'vsent the campus life her? at UC. US will as In ansm-r lhv nnriatl uf qumztinns aimut these Wonderful jmars. al the i'llkt' parlivs giu'n fur high schnnl seniors. Until 1937. llu- group nets :1 swn'it-r llunnrury In 1110 L'nivursity and to the Alumni Ass'mrialiun and a nut luu tlill'ereul purlmsv guides them today. I! is In giw zlssislzlm'c In llle Mumni Association. and to fnrm Stronger runlut-ls heluevu Alumni and undergraduates. Alrmg this end. they giw u meul Generation Tea for all alums u'hnsv children are nnw undt-rgratluulvx here. In addition to this, members of tho Cinrinnatus Hm-ivly are giwn lhc I'hanrv 11.: IM' un any Alumni .J'XSSUPiatit'HI com- mitlt-v lht-y rlvsiro. LC is- llruml uf its present undergraduates and lllmm- alLlnmal-rvprr-sI-ntulixvs. Page I36 A gumi uiml zlmi ialir uvulllm illl' :muilml IQ llll' mvmlwrr uf Hm Hailing IIEIJI- ma lhul llnl'x um :um nut lJIr-ir lumb. rig UII' sails. and prurlir'r- I'ur um- ul' llu- lliy sailing mmllq niill lPillih :lml sailing rlllirs lhml Big Tl'n an'hmri- :mrl ntllvr Illill-Hl'hlrrll Hllix-fll'iilit'i. Thr In'gillllillg nl April murkl'ri llw dzlr'l Ilii lhl- I'llJlJ-5 rm-mln'rallilb Iirht- ulIr-II lln'ir :wljiiail llnlllll'iflg uam- ul llll' I-iulfa Iluuh Hus Ijlul'ud in Hm I, llilIIIA 'rlllll MJI'iI lill'nllgll llw fUHHh'illg HPIIII'IIIIIPI'. lhr' NP-ihilll hum ill full suing; 11-. lllr' MINI!- IIPJ'ri firsl lnuinl-rd tllv Imam 1n gn-l lIn-m in shapi- l'ur' lln- Hlilillg illill llwn rpl'm ilw J'IiN' Ilzus Hf spring :lml summer in gt'llillgg It-Lllly fur lhr- mm-h amll r'vgullus. Ulhnugh hlJI'lT'45 in r'uIIIlJr-ti- firm; im HIIP llf IIII' l'llliDAH nuljnl Ewillh. rlll'llljn'rh Iii lllf' I'Jllll ZIIHI Iiml lillu- tr: sail just Inr lhvir thI Ijlmla-urr- and gain Laluqu i'xpvrirlin' almul Jl'dlllllilifl lIliP kiml ml. huul mud e'llmul rrpuir- ing :mul raring fm similar rrult. 'Hn- c-Iulu aim hau- a girls. Iliki- 4cm nhirh HIIlu-rml inlu ulrium .UI Uirln' Clrampiurwliip mulrhw this le'ilr. 'Hmmglmul lhu- lwalr. Elw rlulw hr-M IIlHIIt'rIIIb wt'ial e'wnls. leriully In gut llzc maiiiun lugvllwr during lhl'ir nff-Htlahnn. LC um III' prowl Hf lhn- ili'f'lIHIIIHGIIIIII'HIh unnl fhw rr-JJululiun nl ii .- Hailing Hull. SAILING CLUB ROW l-Abrme J Church. 5.. Vaudawalle, 2., SchncH-w M, McAndrewz J. ROW IiLachIrup. M... Maison, C Brum'ng, FL Mulls! G. Wall. W., Aneshcumm R., Mbracht GU Abf. M. Page I87 OMICROH DELTA KAPPA l93l Ahlburn. Byron Ammerman, George W. Aroiu. Clarence A. Aikinson. Will. .lr. Barsdale, Raymond W. Bird. Francis H. Bishop. Roberl' W. Bral'lvdu'ampl AHan K. Byers, Frunll R. Cospoll, Edwin E, Crawford, William H. Detiam Roland H. Eden, David C. Friedman, Paul V. Gamble. Cecil H. Hilsinger, Raymond L. Holmium Joseph E. Hc-I-Isfrnun, W1llium B. Humphn'ag John WA Kendall, Lafeure R. Kindle, Joseph H. McNuH. Sfephen A, Popp' William C. Penile Arthur S Quinn. James A. Scott, Glenn E. Scan, Philip N, Sidinger, Clarence L. Sweeney Flank H. MEMBERSHIP ROSTER OF UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI CHAPTER OF OMICRON DELTA KAPPA SINCE INSTALLATION ON MARCH 7. I93! l?32 Ballman. Harry C. Beull, Samuel 0. Eenham Robert M. Brossmer. Raymund H, Corolan, Frank J. Dyson. Roscoe S. Fetscm. Merion L. Gillilund, William P. Gmdisonl Wollard T. Hammond. Edward S. Hock, Gordon F. Hunt, Marshall C, Johnson, Robert C. toch Winsion E Koolage, William W. Lakarnp. les+er 3 Lewis, Robert C Lishawu, Allen C. McCarfy, Theodore M . McCain , John F. McDanieL Joel C, Mamas, Wfllium M. Powell. Mnrfimer Railing, James M Roach. James E. Ruse David Rusenbfuh, David Schncider. Hermon Sweat, Willard H Zeigler. Roberl N. T933 Bauer, Jack E. 3001, Spencer BA Bosken, Charles H. Davis, George A. Drucker. Ned ElaI Ray FOIEVI William R. Heil, Phirip R. Hoafer. Rnber? W Keoles. John R. Levy, Aaron. F. Lukens. Malhias E McFuHund. James C. Mullikin' Sidney A. Nquen. Ray 0. PaTne, Harry A PGHBIL Charles E Schwuh Richutd L. StulL Frederir. D. Seltzer. James W. Siegmiller, Earl G Waliers. Raymond Werner, Waller G. Wyn . John D. Hid Auburn, Norman P. nevis. Howard L, Brawn. Sunlurd Cheney. Harold K. Decomp. John P. GoH, Jack K. Gtandle. Olen R. Hunter, Woodmw G. Suyrs, Donovan L. Smith George D, Towers Russell RV I935 Alkinsom Roberi E. Ballard. Clark T Bauer, Richard H Butler, Roberf L. Fahnsfock. George R Heiroold Fred W. Iiuucs. Sidney Kersker, Theodore M. Lange. Homer A. Ogden. Phillip Pechsfein, Louis A Prueler. CUHord J, Rich. Wayne A. ScrunmnI Clarence H. Shank, Spencer Strasser. Elmer E. Slrnfhmun, Harry D. Trams, Lawrence E. Watkins. WTlliorn Ci, Jr. Wallmun, Albarf HA I935 Clark William 5. II Conner. Ruberf Q. Fox. Edwin F. Huby. Linus L. Joop, Robert M. Laurence, Daniel Ludekg Carl A. McClura. CurrnH B Maris, Jahn H. Messmun, Frank 1,. Jr. Pressler. Fred W. Namely, Charles W. Schaefen Joseph 5. Spinach Robert CL Worringfum Thomas M. INT Aisfelder. Roberi F. Buchmeyer, Rnberf W. Euhmann. Rober' C. Burks. Ardufh W. Chenowefh Laurence 8. Cohen, David I. Day. Douglas H. Guehfing, Jacob W. Heckerman, ArHlUr R Keefa John W. LFchL Wminm. JI. Lindsey. Roberi R. MunnTng, loci W. Mollov. Frank H. Niernun. Harold F. Pet'it, William R. Rif?er, Jack H. Salovuuro, Jorma J. Safflen Chades C. Sevifer, Jack .I. Sulnu. W. ChorTes Sutheriin, J. Robert I933 Anderson, Roger G. Brown, David H. DuviL Frank G. Deshom loberf A. Gowdy. Robert c, Hurisock, Charles F. Johnson. Arthur 0. Lumberf. Roberi 5. Margolis, Milton J. Montgomery, Donald J, Resfemayer, William E. Small. John E. Spring. Charles A. I'?39 Baa!- George K Barbour, George B Bohrer. Robert J, Brown, Bruce D. Dnhlman, Don Rewarding achievement in Collegian! activities is the function of Omicron Delta Kappa. national honorary society for men. UDK is a campus-widc organ- izalion whose members have shown leadership and ability in some fields of col- lege life such as athletics, sclu;xlarship. publications, music, dramatics, or rev liginus activities. The purposes of the honorary. founded at Washington and Lee University. are to recugnize men who have achieved a high standard of efficiency in collegiate acthilies and to inspire others along these lines, to bring together tile mussl' rvpresvnlative men in all phases of Collegiate life, and tu bring together mumhcrs uf the faculty :1an student hod-x m1 3 basis of mutual interest and under- standing. The junior and smalur members hf UDK sponsor an annual leadership runfvrent-e. in t-rmpr'ralinn willl Mnrlar Bnard. and an Honors Day mencalinn. 1n ilddiiillll ln llwsc arlivitios HIP OUK'S Park yt'ar present 3 Scholarship Tmplly and an Alhlvlit' Trophy. III 1118 fall. they lake t'harge 0f the Dad? Day football ganw. Tc: hmmr lht' Imskriha team they hPM :1 Basketball Banquet in the spring in whirh llu- rulin- slurlont limb was imilctl. Al this time they presented a trophy in the must nutziiamling basketball player. The sale of tags during the football smsun is th:a gruup's fund-raising activity. Muney derived from lhis sale goes into UUK-s srhularsilip fund nhich preserIls Scholarships to deserving students. Tuin- a your. mvn Mllll fulfill llm urganizatiun's requirements are- lapped fur mmnlwrship. T110 names nf the new members are. placed 011 a large geld key ulairll is hung in the union. Thrnughuut I110 year, each member showed hun- lurnud lw nus uf llu- hunur of bring l'IPtflt'll ln ODK by exhibiting a feeling of ulvligulinn mul I'PHIJlIllf-uillilih ln tln his jHII fur his school and thHllilullily. Page IEB Farr, Richard A. Gabhurf. WilHom R. Londen. Hains Managua Ray, Jr. Henderson. Edgar Mlleham. M. Chdfles OuicuTL Dud1ev M. Pain'er, Paul C. Puchlu, Charles G. Rasen, Martin M. Spencer. Myron J. TourL Rnberi L, Vinacke, Harold WilheLny. OdinI Jr. Wilson. Jess , Venom Everett 3.. Jr. W40 Mien, John E. Belh, William W. Bloom, Ralph CanningL Richard G. Chappelle. Thomas W, Dawson. George H. Duwney, Joseph F. Ellig Donald A. Garvin. Daniel F. JoHe, Lester A, Krouskopf. Henry K. Martin, Donald W. Menafee, Paul D. Meyer. John P. Porchman. William J. Rindsberg. Donald N, Siulnaker, Armand C. Snfton, Arthur L. Vest. Douglas C. Wursier. Edward D. IHI Benedid. McCreu Crone, Richard 5. Davies, Chose ML Ofehl. John A. Dinkeluker, Edward H. Dinsmnra. Frnnll FL Gordon, Myron B. Griffin. Dale WL ismael, Walier W. Keck. Karl 6.. Jr. Kelchner, William W. Klurm John C., Jr. Kruemer. Carl A. ROW ILSChmfeL Jr. sham. J,, EbelL D. ROW 3-Brogdon. C... Sfromberg. C.. Ogle. R., OLBr1enL JL, Miller, Roborl CV Pause, James L., Jr. Rubin. Carl B. Spielberg, Irvin Stuhlbarg. Barry 5L Tlmmons. Alfred E Virgin, Ray C, I942 Allen, Ralph W, Freidman. Justin Guusmunn. William F. Graham. Hoyt B.. Jr. Griffes, Charles T. Hemsireell Harold S. Huffmann. Richard L. Holmes. Chartes F. King Harry E Klahm. William A. Kreiden Thomas ML Lissenden, H. Jock Mongoo. Edwin L. Mulleniz. Joseph R Pow. George. JrL Schaumann, Maurice L. Shank, Reed A. Sheridan, Charla: J, Wanik, Torn Whaling, Mlon H. WollL WilEiam F., JL 1943 Alexanden James ML Burgesg Wayland M. Cokelev. James A. Cmmer. C. Jackson Huge, Douglas L. McGrune' Rzgw'nald C Maven Albeit L. Reimun, WuHer R. Schroeler. Donald G. Sleohens. Roberi L. Terry, LeGrund E Van Pelt, Merrill BL I944 Carr, Jnszph G, Cloxmn. Willis L. Frederick Raymond w. Kipp, Ralph E Mauch. Willw'am A. Pulierscm George E Strassen Alberi E. Wellmun. Albert J. I NS Faster, Siunley H, Furnish, Edward S. Gamer, Beniomin Honford. Richard w. Hughmurk Gordon A. Owens, Andaman DR Jr. VogelL C. William W'ul'irigl James C, Wauerrnqn. AHun L. I946 BoHng. Lawrence H. BursiekL Ralph C. De Garmo. Albert HL EbelingL Fred A. Friedlunden Waller HL Fusaro, Armando C. Guise. Robert K. Harpen H, Richard Harvey. Jack L. Kennedy. Eldon C. RowleyL ank S. Ruehlmann. Eugene P. Sarvis. Robert G. Slorgel, Willard R.I Jr. Towers, Lloyd H I 947 BerikeL Donald G. Buffer, Richard I. Corcorun. Robarl WL Frater, John H Greene, Hake S. Griest, Howard A, Koch, George W. Mquck. Stanley P. Spiers, Donald M. Sfuewe, Allred H. I943 Ahrens. Allan J. BruesHe, George 0. Carson, Archibald l. Crmier, Chartes R Eicher. P. Howard Fenlon. Robert L Fremonl. Robert E. Giese. Frederick W. Goad, Curher V. Hendrichs. Robert P. Huber, Roberf P. Aufdermursh. C., Rinsky, 6,, Geudfellaw. RL NesierL WH Bishop, R ROW 2-W9isen NH Tschun. F... Rank WL Bcwling, J i - , Lt't' 'L- - - L. --.'- 'g -4 Ludwich, Richard A Chambers, Boyd B. Brill. Ronald R. Lodwich. Robert C. CusielluL James A. Brodie, Reqfnn K. Porler, WoHer A. Cunningham, Dennis M Brung David . Fuynier. Donald BL DrokeL Jack E. Bumiller, Wleum luEMmonn. Elmer H, Felmam Alvin H. EungolIJ Herbert Schupiro. Samuel M. Gaddis, Donald C, vans. . . Schorlenbergar, Irvin T. Hopewell. Jomqg F, Goodfellom Ronald Skidmore, Davfd AL Hopkinsb Hurry V. Goodmum Stanley SHckienuLh, Wafran G. LEM. Hour Eu Jr. Herrun, Chgrles L. Sfollvy. Alexander Lawry, Porter P. Herich.-GOH WGOd. RDbEH A- Luchi, Joseph 0. Mac VerghL Rober' Wuerfh, Raymond E. Mug'lgt' John C. Mayer. Paul G Purdy, Frank TL Muvrgurd. Ame H4? PulnumL Thomas C. MESEMQW. Richard C, Ruu, Ruben L, Mie'zgen lrvm Beckner, David A Rich, Curl w, Mulls1 Qunuld BehrendL Irwin B, Rose. John R. Mlosk-omm Myron Cohn. SfGnIey TeHer. Jerome SL O Brien. John Dollmer Richard F. Tierney. Ralph C. OSLEINGPHThDWOS DawnI Floyd L. Trui . Poul BL PuceL erllum L Davis, Jashn hAC J Wengler, Emmy :FihkmeleGIEIMEIVrn KL Din le . 9+ ., r. II'IS y. w Duggunr Francis R. 5' Schtoieh Jame? . Either, Thomas W. ghueruggrl; glwum Guskinx SPanley L. - rnH ' II: or . GnefHe. James W. graileggrglerFh D' ?qumberg. $hor1es 54913: 362112,? B'W'Mie Ru'Ph 9' wilfisn' Shirril ' oe , L - 1 Justice, Hawazd KL g::;:::lll,r;:rinfyk. Woodworth, Ehomas G. Ext ; JthnTed' Davis, Robert L. Lowry.IW-Tlliam P, Egrfluks'chh F' WE: Mchregur. Ian R 6'1:qu OPEL: IA Mannes. Richard L. ' ' Amand. BWV-e M II' A 1d GGS'L Pa w. Brogdon Cherie: w. NW: '-WTI':P R J Haas, Michael A Bryon? 'Beniarnin Fe; er. B I, la : L' r. Huslingar. Lee W. BudTg ' OHD P9189 'SL L Wm Jumu 6- Concisen Willi; S'i-ESFQL C IsH Merten, David F. Dscalm, James Sch. 2 EL en-e A NEW NW A- Ebew Donoid c. s: ffaggggn g - Niknlnff. mm: M. Fam'mem AM 5: -' d R b '$ F PeurceL S9anley M. Gruen Claude Fm '- 9 9' ' Roux, William 81 Homador, John 5M - Dc'v'd Schwarbarg, William D. - J R Sfockdule Reed F. .. Hernsfrum. omes . S L. Ii Smart, P' w'll'am Lammerf, William JET d Oren b n A S'e'emn- KEMEW w. McCormick, Ybomus J U Enij' qul-a E Weichert Charles K. Ogle Raymond W. W-estere L I Ium . Zeiglen John A. . Ri h rd L WlHek Norberf F. POVEI'. C D L ' Rose. Don I950 I952 Seiber, Olin SireiY, William K. Becker, Charla F.. Jr. Bishop. Barry C. Tschan, Edmond W. Brown Roger C, Bowling, John Wedbush. Edward W. Srownell, James F. Born Walter Weiser, Norman M. Smiih R, McCormick, TL sthop. 3., Manger, I., Halm- L'W ' mm gwjmg': ' - MORTAR BOARD Friday. March 12. was this yearis big day for Mortar Board mem- bers. These senior girls put on the. long hlack robes which are symbolic of thc groupis honorary position and marched around campus. chanting their song as they made their way through the buildings. Finally, at noon, they tapped the. juniur girls they had selected for their new pledge FIRES. The. new memhers of the M ystic Thirteen chapter had been ehnsen. as usual. fur their high sclmlarship. leadership. and general service to the t'niversity. These girls wnre their red puppies for the next five weeks. proud nf the honor of heing ehmsen for this Uroup whose purpose is to stimulate and develop a finer type of college woman and to promote high standards of scholarship in the. University. For this reason they held their traditional Smarty Party in the spring in honor of the girls who had made Dean's List for the first semester. Again this ye'ar they spunmred Donut Day. for which the entire schcml ordered thmuts. 10 ritlhff muney fur a SL-higilarship to he presented In a high school senior whu t'arriet't uut the illeah-a tut Mnrtar Board. In the fall they joined With Omicron Delta Kappa tu ewspunsnr L'Cis annual Leadership Confer- ence. held this year at Camp Kern near Lehancm. Ohio. In addition tn these mrtivities. the group SlJHHHUrEtl a tea for high school Selliurs tn intrurluee them In UC. amt lent lheir support to Hmmris Day. the Sigma Sigma earnival utitl uther wurth-while campus events. Throughout the year. the girls t'lllllti he seen in their distinctive light blue suits with the Mnrtar Board einhtem as they rendered service to the entire school in many :tiHerent ways. ROW leMntthes, A. Hammond Dr, Cars. At ROW 2-Daulton. PW Vntkstadtr Sq Rose, H. Elliott, Lq Baker, I, ROW BeKe'lert Mu Duguu. J., Roberts, Fm Callisnnr P ROW I-BowIing, L, Hciten'ck, DI, Weiser. NH Malke, R. ROW 2-5ieben OI. Fontunese, A GoudfeHow. IL, Rinskv. G.. McCormick. T. Metro is a rather unique.- nrganizaliun. in that its duly is the same as its mem- bership rnquirrment: seriiro. Thaw mrn must haw a C averugt'. hr outstanding in their activities on campus. and have shnwn real senice tn tht- Liniwraitf. ui Cincin- nati. Service. then. is truly tho kvynutv In a Metro km: fur. these maul: RPTYit'C has really just started with their FPiPl'ltntt to this hnnurary. Member: Hi this: organ- ization are. seen at the. alI-uniwrsiti l'lJlH'thaiileb' in Wilson Auditorium. At tI'H' L'mlvocations they are kept busy rm-uniing allemlanr'c uith rvslwvt tn thr' surnrity. I UT fralerllity Each student rt'prPsPlllF. Then. at the Pnd oi the trail . thus? urganizel- I lions with the. best attendant? ror-urri rcrtiiw an award. Nlctru EIIFII giu's a rup lo I lhf' fraternity and sorority whu hauv rvndereci the best stirx'irr 0H vumpus. tn a nearby cmnmunity Ur cit-x prujm't. Pvrhnps the HHW-l nutwt hay in whir-h Motrin ful- fills its aim of service is nrw uf thvm- oft r-ampu: aHairs. Ewr'x tlhristmus a gala Christmas party, complete uith Santa Claus and gifts. is gixcn Int lhv mcmher: uf this organizatirm. for underpriiiilegeri rhiMren. The munm In Ila; fur all this i5 raised at a tOp-nntch benefit SIJHH'. This is rcalllx a hume tah'nl shun. in as much as the performers are. all LC students. livery year a local rlisk jm-koi is tho mastrr of ceremonies for this successful FI'IUH. Page I9I ma Waller Eberhardq Rober! Humphrey: Parke Johnson Russell Wilsun IBW Charles Adler HBO Adria lnnes DI Henry Bentley Andrew Hickenloopet Smi1h Hicllenlooper I902 Culeman Avery Hugh Boles Earl 601d S+unlev Granger Edwin Hulchins Robert E Kreimer Charles Peters William Probosco Sfuari Walket I903 Albert Baker Eusiace Bull William Fillmore Edgar McCaHisfer Harvey Shegord William Siriafman I904 Robert Bunk Lester Collier Adolph Fennei Cur! Ganhrourf Waller Heinh. Howard Jones Villie Kirkpatrick HOS Geri Lyon Fred Mehlhopa Paul Richardson Cuivin Skinner Arthur Wadsworih I 905 Frank Buchanan Ruberl Caldwau Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walfer Shaler Curtis Williams Frank Wilson HO? Edward Hurley Thomas Ki'e Walfer Murliworfh Brown McGH! Robar? O'Connell Frank ?uyne woe Merwin Aulhncn Norman Conway Fred Floch WilHum Foley Bafes Williams SIGMA SIGMA CONSTITUTION SINCE 1898 The name of the organizoiion shall be Sigma Sigma. AH maHers +ransucied sth be ior fhe good of H12 ordn and oi Hie Universify of Cincinnofi. This consfiiuiion shall not be amended. I90? Hayward Azkerson Ernesl Duaray Fred Hooker WilHom Kiie Edward Rows Chmles Wiiliams 1510 Ted Hyndman Wolfer Heuck I9II CIiH Porter Hml Alden Huti Ralph MLCDMOS Jornes TavIcr l7l2 Hurry Buchanan William Ha1'i Lesley Johnson Wm. Fi Miichell Vance Towler l9l3 Richard Gaeme Robert Heuclc, Sr, WaHer Oi Hill Chesfer Klein John Maescher WM William Engduhl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Bert Slansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wrighi WIS Lennard Baehr Arthur Gordon Norman Kohlhapn Norman Lyon 19M Howard Behle Vicior Fis:hboch Henry Happa Roy Puimer Harold Payne Herold PoHer John Reece Edward Robinson Herbert Schrath IN? Winium Ellis Karl Helsch Curmll Lewis Joseph Monis. Sn James Pause Boyle Richardson Anion Schneider HIB Harold Alfumer Wailer Haehnle Herbert Jones CorT Lund Carl Markgraf William Myers Catl Roger! Millard Romaine Harald TulccH Earl Widuu I?I9 Howard Justice Edgar Powers Erudley Roberis Herbert Winans ?runcis Wrighf I920 Robert Dorsey Cornelius Pehhold AHred Wenzel HII Hugh Bowen Wiiinrd Breiel Carllun Brown Cori Frey Edward Meyer Philip Meyers Cyrus Osborn I922 Edgar CDDHS Chase Davies Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison Idescm Arlhur McCLure Howard Melzgar Robert Sawis Frederick Schierloh Wylmer Scot? Edw. Shiefalmaier Roberi Todd Edward Wagner Randall Walker WIS James Beumun Lewis Gregory John qurod W. C. Havelaar Rossifer Hobbs Ellswurih Ireland Jae Linnemon James Nipper? Mike Palmer John Peizhold WM Nathan Bachmun Walter Becker Ben Bryam Marion Francis John Heher Rober? Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Roth Erwin Wolfson WIS Lynne Barber George Srodner Warren Marvin Anthony McAndrews Louis Nipper? William Schmid Keliy Siddall Inf: Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Puisle! Wesley Schmid I921 John Bushman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Roberi Maddux I913 Richard Brynn? Arfhu: Fenneknhl Albert Mayer Ronald W05. I92? Evan Chaifield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Eorley Daniel Laurence I930 Charles Adams Hurry Anderson Richard Balfon Thomas Clifion Donald Crone Flank D031 Richard Fran: John Cayman Jack Grieshuber William Hammond Ralph Holterhoff William Niernan Frank Owens Hem-L Huli. IIHHII ull .IlJiTl'l'E-illn ,Xwnue. is tho hub almut whirh tile Ilii; uiIc-vlsa of lhis organizulinn rm'nlw. Ever sinre i: was. founded here in 2:01;. Sigma Higma's unv purpose has always been 10 act unly for the gnurl of lhr- urtler umi nl' llit- l niwersily of Cincinnati. The nwmhers uf this hmmrau'y arr m-II qualifiwl lu IIIH'I their admirable purpose. for Mini are uplwre-Iussmvn hill! an- plwigt-d un Elm lmsis uf liwir uulsland- in; rnnlrii'ulinm ln lin liniwrsih auld llEtTuUSt' of their personality quelliiirillinlla- mui i'liliiiiivh. TIH' Mg nlevrliw UI Sigma Sigma is 1.0 t'll- vuumgr tlle- gruuih nf surlmnl sluiril 21ml Iuyilty lu L'C. Toward this end Higmn Sigma rillllllF'llrF IIH- prv-Niiumi 11ml prviaxier Imp rallies. EVFU imtr liw nwn uf lln' skull 11ml t'ruranlmm-r: lu'vscnis the uulslantiillg gradu- ulr- niih lln- Mr. Rrurtul zmnnl. Xflt-r lhv I'nnlllmll gimms ihl: Irrgan- izzllinn In'inl Sallmiui uili-rntmn IIlJl'II hullsvs lilruugilnut tile war. Purlit-s. tlanrvsi aml nlhrr fwtiyities were given; fur its lllOllliJETS. A mvlnuriul fur thth-i uhn senml in. tht- Seruml World War. a next st'orv- Imanl. um! 11 fuml fur HIP slum-lalur smlls fur llu- lPlllliS murls may he ruunlwl mmmgx lllr matm'iul r-nnlribuliuns of this group to UC. Funds for all llwsv manlu reuth'cs. iulll mam morv. are raised at tilv lung- :mnitml :lm'l fllll'fiilEHI :mnual Sigma Sigma Carnival. Fraternities. surori- lit's. aml lw-jm-a-t-nlnliw-a uf nllwr rampm urganizaliuns nwl in the Stu- rleml L'niun Building: wiili memlwrs nf Sigma Sigma tn plan the big t-u-nl. TillW :iwiielml where mull grnup muld vrt-rl its buolh and lo what IIH' llw mnnm TiliHIJIl imultl 1w llUl. Page I92 l?3l Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harold Bnhl Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Raberl Gawdy ErLe Hanson Pam Heckel Silveriux Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Mufh Earl Saesbe Herberf Sfarick Rfchard Sieve: Fred Tower WI! William APkinson Herberf Brown Waller Ccnnar Richard Dexfer Duncan Frame John Grifths Pam Grischy Arlhur HulleH Phill'xp HEM Wx'lliurn HiH Ed Lidseen Carlton Lunsford Louis Mendel Roberi Nuu David Forier Harry Robe Edward Simrall Nufhon Salinger Dun Tobin Alan Walsh Robert WrigM HSJ Mal Bernsiein Gad Brown David DeVore RobErI Gulbroiih William Gilliland Clifford Guldmeyer er Grnppenbacher Fred Hoehler Robert Johnson Kosciusko Kemper Eemard Levin Louis Levy Scofield Sidney Mumkin Leon Sulnr George Smhh Gordon Strauss Roberf White Call Williams WM Curl Ausfing Ruben Eugen Rnberi Hoaler George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressier Donovan Saws Victor Strauss Walter Tque I935 James Cook Hurry Duncan Donald Gilbert John Hellebush William Lloyd Ciyde Nuu Kenneth Farier Frank Purdy William Rhome Wayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Trumu Wilbur Wright l936 Robert Bachmeyer John andlay Jack Keefe Waller Knocke Charles Weicherl Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yeager I'P37 Douglas Dov WiIlium Feldhuus Larry Gibboney Charles GiHeH Ralph Grace Roby? Hauck, Jr Chmles Milehurrl Clifford Mueller Gordon Orr r933 Rahf. Biedenbander MHlon Brooks Ruberl DaHon Bill Ferguson Robert Kamp Bud Kalchner Frank Mnlley Wes Newkirk Richard Powel! Jud Small Chullns Sulau I539 Ed Alexander Roger Anderson Lloyd Gysin Joe Lowry Bill PENN Roger Van Schoycll W40 Sid Friedman Charles Grimm Wflliam Porchmon Robert Kreimer Kenneih PE Murly Scheider Merrill B. Van Pelt Hill Mac Benedin Fred Danisll James Fullet Kennefh Heuck William Ketchner EHis King Joe Mnrris. Jr. Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skorich Ray Virgin ROW l-AuFdermursh. CL, Evans, J, GoudleHow, R. O'Brien, 1 ROW 2 Rin5ky, G. BriII, R , Gaist R., Del E'nama D. ROW 3-Cars 3., Twymun. J, Sinme, E. Hersch. 6.. Frill, CL H42 Richard Anderson Jock Bode John Eedwuy Lw'nus Huby Elberl Nickel Verne Ullom INS Kenncih Guw'ie Richard Hunfurd Gordon Huqhmark Leonard Klu$man Kennelh Mfiler Albert Smasset I946 R. A. Crumer Fred Ebeling 80b Kraushar George Koch 80b Sarsfield Bill Smyih I947 Wililam Andennn Ber? Bauer Robert Buumnn Robert FeMcn D E. Kee Dick Lnngenbeck George Moore Alkie Richards irv Schurlenbwgnt Robert Sizkmon Roger Stephens Jack Shubbe Brewster Sanders Bob Webs! H48 Yum Blah: Charles Crolier John Fuhrman EOH Han Huber! Huber Orville Reusch Hoyd Shorts Winum Wesierfeid I94? Richard DaHmer Irvin Bchrend? Thurman Owens Harold Johnson John Pramik George Paul Don McMillan Don Gaddis Sidney Carroll Pele St. Clair Tom Kinder Tum OWIaIIey Lowell Storm RObe' Munlgomery I950 Roberl Fn'lh Jack Tracy Nick Shundich Jim KeHy Bill Clemenls Jerly Friedlander Jack Laub Joe Luchi Jim Browne I?5I WiHTam Smurf Ralph S'aub Lee Hamnger Jim Holslein Tony Trnbert an Campbell Jim Wuenker Bob Davis luck Dralm Ted Ceier Bob Ruu Frcnh MTddendorW Torn OSYermnn Bob SIraHon Eill McDondd Chen 50mph: I952 Ron BriH Dom Del Bane J. C. Evans Don Grammar Jim Koun Judge A K, Nipper! John O'Bn'en Bob Rain Bill Shmoskr Ken S'evensan Paul Yelton John Ieigler WEB Can Aufdermursh Ralph Brackmeier MurVin Cohn Barry Cors Don Frnz Dick Goisf Ronald Goodlellcw Gail H ersch Paw Mayer Gilberl Rinsky Jack Twymon l Sophos. the campus honorary for freshmen men, was founded by UC,5 Dean Huliiday. Each spring. freshmen outstanding in activities. athletics, and leadershipias well as scholarship-are tapped for membership in this organization. The yearly program of Sophos is very full because there are several annual aHairs which it sponsors in addition to extra projects which vary from year to year. The annual Sophos event which is one of the most puhlicizcd and best attended affairs of the year is the Sophos Dance, held each fall. It is at this dance that the. Sophos Queen and her court are Chosen and announced. The year was started hy a beer party. Later there was an evaluation meeting. at which time it was decided to enlarge the function of Sophos. This idea, brought forth by a recently initiated faculty member. was to 111:,1rle1 Sophos after Gargoyle. the senior honorary at Williams. This would he a step in making the organization a place where campus problems could he discussed and acted upun. Sophos again donated a generous scholar- ship to a needy student in the sophomore class. This group stands as one of the most respvcted honuraries on campus.- giving recognition and EHCOLlP agement lo freslnnen and sponsoring activities that lead to better spirit and morals at UC. ROW I-aose, 0., Saran. R.. McCormick. 1.. Wood, C. ROW Z-Eiiini E., EngeL Di, Lowensieini EH Boyle, H., Gomblei H. ROW 3-Arnund, 8.. Lungslreef, W.. Guudiellow. Ri. Marfz. Gi, Hyde, P. Page I94 ALPHA IAMBDA DELTA A A gold candle with :1 why flame is. 1hr enlhlr'm nf Alpha Lambda Delta, 3 nalional wnmanis honi'nmry. To become a member is One Ute highest hnnurs a freshman wnman can re: t-eive fur she must haw a 2.5 average all the eml nf her rust :Jr second semester 31 LC. This year Ihi: hunumry. in ro-uperu- lion with Phi Eta Sigma gene a square dance fur all freshmen un scholarship. Each year nn I'Innul's Day. 21 slwt'iai award is given to the graduating Alpha Lambda Delta who has nh- lained the highest cumulalive average. while tr'rlii'ii'ales arc giwn tn thosc mr'mht'rs nhn haw Inuintancri 11 2.5 lhroughuul their college career. ROW lismifhi D,I Hyde. 9,, anensiein, E., Pabst D., Mncmihy, D. ROW ZhBrean, D., Liepu. Aw Moberly. KN Bryanli 8.. Aibaugh, A7, Wesksi L,l Gungiaff, E. Lundgran, Ci ROW FiErunnw. Mi Fulcher, JH Smauew 1... Probst E.. Scherer. M. ROW ?iHahman, R., Salaam. M., Schwoegorln, A. Poefkeri C.. Lusherl J, ROW 3-Shikc, J, Christopher. 5., Toppari M, Pmthoff, R, Niggle, 5., Mom, S ROW FSChneideri Jr, FDI- ney, CW Mason, J i Poundsi S, Richier, J., Mocker, H. PHI ETA SIGMA V In 1933. the thirly-inurlh r-hapler uf Phi Ela Sigma was installed at thf' UniVersily ni lilinrxinnuli. This is the H-hulaslic honorary for freshmen mr'n. This yr'ar thr fraternity was re- slmnsihlo fur the Hcm' Tu Hlmlj, pnmluhlr-ts whit-h freshmen received on Orivnlalinn Hui : it held a Spring Smoker for all freshmen ml the Dmn's l.i:-'I: :1an it hchl its ullnuai initiation cerpmuny zlml hunquvl :Il lhr- end ui lhv FlTF-t senwslt-r. In Illi- dilion lu thF-t' lIrI-jm'ls. Phi Hlal Signm. in E-nnjunixtiml with Alpha Lambda Della i'li'ili a party fur all fn'shmen men and wnmcn 0n scholarships. ULEX Tho pit'lllrv :llmu- iIIIlir'zlll'H lhzl: Iu'rl' i:- El LC Inrguniznlinn 11ml i5 rillu-J' t'rztz-x nr ham 'd. lwrifu' :wmt- ul' Inmmr. Hmwu'r. llll' ldUL'l' hlfcilvll'li'llt is the msv. TIH' light mumwr nl' tlw Int'nlhtrh Hi L'Ir'x' i5 runillilwrl Wilh :mlm- u-ry ht-r'mu: purlumm, Tlu- :uL-n nhn ran Inulsl HI Illvmlvm'shill in illis urgzulizalinn lmu- llw rvpululinn uf Lt-iug' lln- lull nwu nn rumpus. Thry un- llu- l'll Hlllilmlls uhu haw sr-rwci lhuir Liniwrsily. and lhv .Mlllt-lir' Ih-Irurlnwnl. uvll E'Illbllglll In Imw Ewell llilill'll uilh llu- tlit'lum Um Hvlwls. Tuir'e :1 war illir- hnnnrun plmlgl-s wnplmmnws. illIIinI'H, 21ml Hvllinrn'. 'HH' plt'llgl'h an- ll'll'n'uflt-r fumed 1n purzuh- nrnmul llu- Pillnlllh wearing :LflllllH-hllt'lx SIIIII'IH mu! Ilulum hillFl lhm rarry lin hurkvls In t'Hii It'rl vnnlrillulinm Iur lIH' :LHIIIIIL This Inulm i5 usml l'nr llw Iruphy uliit'h l, lt'x auunis 1n llu- nulslnnding su-niurr bzleI-tlmll Inlay'r ui' lht- war. Th:- nu-n alga. armngu- lu IIILQ Ilnsl In .1 grnllp ul' Int'ljllmls ail nlw uf llw IIHIIII' fnntll'dll galm-s. Quinlifivutiuus l'n llll'llilll'r'hllill m'l' Ilar'ml ml1al11' Hrwllll'ibuliulls In lllv LT. :lllllf'fit' gruulir. Vnrhiiix JI'HI'I'UIPII. Plll'Pt'll'iltfl'FH. mid lllusl' rngng-II in Inulllirizing .xlmrts url- I-unsillc'rwl Ihr IaII-JIIIJI'HiliII. lilt'x is Iml jllsl un hull- urar; nllir-h s,mnmrs u l'ru t'H'IIlH a M'Ell' Inul i! is :1 l'l'fJILIJilI' funrliumng urganimliun. ll mm-ls mm- 21 Immlh tn runrlm'l ils lIur-im-r-s Lllltll'r Eln- guirlmn'v ni Hr. Ian MrUI'vg'ur. ROW l Eass. I. O'Bricm 1,. Condomdis. A., Furdin'l D., Midnighl C. ROW ?- Brill, R.. Wcilf R., BcckstaMer, Ru Single, l5H Mismi, I. ROW 3-Rinsky. C3H Rubin- Son. Ru Cunn+5er. W., GoisL R, Page I95 ROW IiLolt. D Brudner. 6 Young. M, Fcinberg M,, Baum, D ROW 27 Mummu, N Cohn M Pence. 5 Bowling. J Sovehr, B, Griemg A Eliher. A ROW 3-Was- sermon, N., Tharsen, M Kunkul. E., Comer, A, Schunuke, M MolrL P... Rosenbaum, L, Lange, D., Rosenstein J Schlup M ROW 4 Vun Hnuien, J.. WEH, D., Davis 1.. MC? Henry, D Hurr'xngfon. T Wilsom H Erowm NW Sacks, K Huefher, L SPIRIT, INC. A thiml me'ry uthlr-lir vu-nt ll'll.'I'P musl luff llu- support uf Thin y-in' Immin-uls ..j',gu.I1-nl3 migmlc-tl In Luuisxille for tho sludwnls. I1 is- lht- duty nl Spirit Im- tn pl'nlmlll' 11ml nrgauizv game uml llw squurn- tImu-I Hhii'll fullnm-cl. le l-ear unis student interval, The Imp I'illlil'hl umi llu- furmuliun nl lilt- smiling ul yau uinnlg Ilwllu Wulk. uml Ihr- nuu l'lll't'rS. 1hr t'lu-rring sm'liml ul the gamma alrt- nrmngmi In this gl'llllp. Hash l'ilrtIH in NW rhm-ring Hl'l'lillll. uml Illl' ur'u Mr. nr'drlrtli Migratiun Day is In-rlmlu ila Iniggveat :lnmml um;mplishlm-nl. unil'urm run all In- rrmlilml In llu- I-H'nrl- Hf Spirit lnr. BETWEEN CLASSES JU5T A SHORT WALK TO BURNET WOODS LAKEV RELIGION PEACE ON EARTH . . . Purlit's unll tlam-es fur llw sot'ial lily; lumks mnl lectures fur llw miml: and for the spiril religiun. Jusl us UCqs mm- pu$ dues nnl Heglec'l Ilw Hrsl tun thz-lsl'r ul' rullr-gr life. 50 it duh nut m'glm'l lhv rcligiuus phmav. The YWCA uml thv HMCA. lilt- illlt'f-Llenc'llllilhlliunill organizaticms. have the lurgr-ul Hlnlcnt nwmlwrships UII c-mnpus. lhmuminalimml Ill'giillinulillllb inrluult- Millvl l7numluliun. Nt-mmln Club. Wrslv'x I-H-undzlliun. and Gamma Dvhn. liuuh year lluv 5m: tlrnls' eillenliuu i$ nmre zlt'ulvly drawn ln rcliginn during Iivliginm Emphusis Week, u week of cunnmaliuns. seminars. :nul Hull Sessiuns. Page l98 STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL ROW I-CaLEison, P, Worden1 3., Baumh D., Smith, R. Plancl, Kr ROW IiErunner, M.. GEfL BH Ellis, M., SMpph C. Roberta P,, Fishh J, Sr'Wh, R. In urrler tn realize a nmre- urganized religious prngram on the Cl . campus a group of sludenls founded the Student Religious Cuum-il in 10511. liulher then: act as a gm'prning body for the religious nrganizulium umh-r it. the SHC mereh rnordinalt-s the'm. Thrrv uf ilF higgtfsl inmuai prujt-rts arc RPliginus Emphasis W'vt'k. Panel Hf AIHII'riI'illl lnury aml 1hr Inlt-rnatiunal Hiutlent Chesl Hriw. The HHC rlluusvs the t'huirmzin fur HEW and thou leaues the- group illulw tu n'urk nut iLs mm program. Ii requiries only Imriuclic rvlmrls and Evaluatiuns frnm lhc-- hmm-h nrgun'un- tiun. The Pam-l uf Alm-ricans. spunsurerl hy SHE. has lhv hmmr uf luring; Ihr- Ht'iflllld gruup of its kind In he organized on a unllvge l-umpus. Hum this 11C gruup and the first panel. organized in California. llu- ith-u Inf a1 Panel ul' Ameritans has: 5:1;roatl lu many ulher unlleges. As in HEW. the- SEC again unh chooses lllt' chairman fUI' lhc lnh'rnuliulml Sludcnl ChesL an nrgunizalit'm Which is asywialetl uilh llw Wurld l. niversih Strniuc nml HELP Wlighnr l'kiucatinn fur Lzlsling Peauel. It i$ thrnugh lhv ilill Inf thew organizations lhal mam ful'E-igz'n students: an: gim1 tho ululmrtuniu lu olp tain a t'ulluge clhn-atiun uhirh th-x may provinush nvu'r haw hven zlhlv m agunl. In order fur a prnjevt tn lune the 112mm ruf hving slnnunanrl-d M Sth il mus! lli'lXP gained the unanimous vult' ui Elm mrmlnor urgunimtinmu The- XML L 11 I e-IInu-hip nf allnil-uln ulnl Ilau-ul1j. i5 tlu- Ien'gnst Ullllll- lguj IIII'EI-F nrgzlllizalliun IIJI runlplls-u In nrtlvr 1:: put inln pt'urlirt- ils Iq- uurcl fvlluuslliln lhv YM has: rIm-ismi IIIS lnt'ngrum in surh :1 mu llml llm'v arr luhzlws ullirh JIHH' appeal for all lHJHS uf inrlitidunl inlervsls. Hl'raidl'r: Ihr- r-t'H-rul Iunriinns hut'll :lh 3h:- Chrislmas Mllv Lug Hvrxit'v nml lht- Mur- ' 't' Clinir nhie-h illr XXI :qmllhllrr jninlh uilh 1hr 3W. lht-rv :u'e mum Irlnn- IH'IIjE'PlH hhil'll ilt';iJ l it'-'u1Il ulnnl'. Karl: full lln' I rt'sIIIIlurI Camp IIII' I'li lllPl! urtllluillh lln' illt'umillg fl'l'hhlnl'll uilll lit aml gixv: lhrln a lJrr-xieu of t'tIHl'gP Iilt'. TIII- rjll'ihlllhlh PJPYIIIVIIIII'LII Hlluklt'l. I'llllriisling Inf Ilaily sq'l'iljlun' l't'ill'ill'rih. III'u-n-rs', 11ml Hlullgzlalh Lu' lln- Illu'istlmh um-k. in llllll- Iishwi annually II-x li'w HI. Ilsa mvmln'rr lwlln in Buys. iiiIlI-ra illlll parliI-i- Imlv in nlhI-r rmnmunih H'I'Hil'i' 'IrIIiPI'Is. UIII'H IIHliHl'h zlnll lhc- IJl'nlnnlinll nl' inlt'l'l'nlll'gigllv I'unfrn-nww :m- IIIunIII-d hum limit In lime. 'I'Iil'y ulh'n hpumurml llu- Huic-ugn hill during wring; un-nlinn. In llu; Spring u lbilllqllt$ unr In-M ul uIIiI-h IiIIIt' llw urllxiliw nl' lllc- Ililr-l lH'ill' uL-rv H'K'll'ht'll mnl tlu- Ilrn uilI-inl'l mvlulwl': 11ml thI-on ur-re inlrmlllr-q-ti. Y. M. c. A. Y.M.C.A. STUDENT CABINET ROW l-Spoldinq, R . Smifh. Ru Slromr berg. C. ROW 2 Mag, D.I Gilchrisi. L. Kenny, 0 , Busch. 1. ROW 3-Albrechl, Cm Campbell, 8. Manon. C. Brown, N., Amand. B. Page 200 Y. W. C. A. I-MuHhes. A., Hammond, D.. Roberts P. Anderson, S, CuHisonl P ROW :i-IWEWM P Beigek M. Scherer. M. ROW 4- . Tegek 8., Slgler, . Barman. 3., Mummu. N. Time. SIJHll al lllr- 1 i5 lruh Time Spent Ysiyf fur il i:- in lllih grnnp llml lln- rampus t-wmls ram unit? in a :Ivsire to realize- full unnl rrmaliw iil'v lhruugh u grnwing knuulvdgv nf Uncl. le Y's pmgnun is laasvrl :m num- rrum um-kly study and svnim' gruups as Hell as munlhly All-vanlln'rship Illrl'lillgh. Nu im-nming Irwlunvn unmrn rer In- lwwilth-rmi lny thl' rumpus: fur curh war Hwy art- giwn un nppurluniu lu slu'mi a urvlwml al th- mun Camp uhvrr 1119:. an- m-quainlml with LII IHP thl'uugh dimgussinn gruups IJIHIPI' H'w leadership nf IllP X 4:31:th Lalrr in Ill? .u'ul'. jud lleurv milI-terms. tht- prul'eswrs are invilwl In the annual Applv-pulishing Lumb- Hm. MnthvrS. luu. hau- Ll t'hzlm'v in Share in lllv Y at'liV'llieH all lhe Mother- lluuglllvr Insiallalinn Uinm-r wlwn the neu ullit'rrs arr illtrmlut'rll. Thir: yl'al' llw N W juim-Ll inn'vs with HIV 3 M to lJTt'H'IIl lhl' Christmas Yule Lug Ht-nirv. llle Marriage Uinit: a lril: lu Chit-a'fu during Spring Varaliun. unrl Spring Hrln-ul whrn pulit-iq-s uml arl'umllliSIIIIIfJIIS wrrv rmivwrrl and mm planzl ul-rl' Illatlt'. WHJLIy t'halu'l Ht'rVii'f'S Ell'lf all millrtl snuri'l of in- chiratiml fur mam HlutlBlllS. Y JIwnlIJt-rs have fnuntl that lhr fPHlIIL-ihill. I-gmm'iwige. 1:an fun gained frum tlw Y an- invaluable. ROW IiPcuHer. D., Kaufman, MH 5mi1hI JH Houngs C, WESTMINSTER FOUNDATION W't-lhllllirnslt-t l'huntluliun st-H't-s as lhe rnmwr-ling link between the stuulcnt 21ml lht' rhurL-il. Ils IJUI'IJIIHI is to tlrvpvn and lo enlarge the spiritual life of the slmlt-nl uhilc he i:- in mllrgt'. Eslublishing the credibility ul' tho ::lll'i5liml pusiliun lr'y Hmly and by it: tlexllllllsiratiml ill the slutlcnl grnup, The new Foundation Hnuse is fur thc enjoyment of all Preslg'lerian slu- clvnls on campus. lngrlhvr uilh any nthl' mrrsnns nl rullr-gt- age and inter- est. Ilvrv Christian sludvnls art: fnuml juining lugt-llwr inr prayvr. 1n Imrn ullat Cllrislian iruil: has In say on the mattlt'rn' lhal wrlm-m lhcm nmst anul tn engage in Christian zu-liun. This ymnfs Ht'hwlulv of gmup avHviHrs includrd a vvckly FHiday PVEHng Ilpen I1uuse.fcaluring Huvh Ilin't'riifil'd mrlhilivs 115-: Wurk Aighish lo rr'rjnmlitillll lhc Hnurav. Camp Nights fur rt'laVarinn anti l'ellnuship. and u Cllrislmas Parly prior lu 1hr holiday 59;.15Hn. A weekly vallllvmliu Supper Forum prm-idcs an uppur- lunily fur Slllrlt'llh lo diSHJH-T lhv full mvaning of Chrisliun diHlfilDlHSllill Imlh fur lift: m1 trellnpus iilill fun future life in ullwr mnnrnunilivs. le F'uundminn alsl. slummrs nllwr m-livilivs ul llw Hnusr and un rumpus. Van Deusen, R ROW 2-Sunder. Er HoHI B . Uehling, E Henderson, J. ROW 3- Miller, V. Jacobsem L, Fornar. C., Jacobsam M.I Bestahorn. U ROW 4 Joans, P7, Unger. L. Skeel, M Royal, C.. Duerigen, IL ROW 5-Brown. N . Kehre-r W,. Wand C,, Kaufman. J,, Page 202 Friday evening always finds smawlhing duing on the Hillel agenda. This is the night when the members t'unducl their 0er services usually fullnwetl by a social. Otten prumincnl members of the Jewish community address the members as purl M the program fullnwing the. regular services. Discus- sions Lu! vathus rehgious and IndiUcal subjects v?xe another phase of HiHer achiHHsthroughuuttho yoar.1khernuon coHee hours and Sunday morning hrum'lles at the house helped Inring together the members socially. Special services were held on hulirlays giving uut of town, as well as local students, a Chance lo spend the religious holiday with other young people. In addilion lherc were the Friday night parties held in honor of Hanukah and Purim. Adding cultural uppurtunities lo tlw religious aspect of the Organizalions were the plays IJTt'FElItEd by the dramatic group. and written by the members. During the. year. the students always found the lounge of their new house a convenient and favurile place to 30 to relax, play cards. read a Illaguzine. or meet friends in lhe afternoons, and a perfe-cl place for dances and parties in the evenings. ROW I-Huchen, H.. Cuhn. A. ROW 2-Rahinovich1 Mu Perkin, M. Page 203 ROW I-Eyem IL Shipp. C.. Vewer G.. Gulmam C ROW 2--C:2Iling Br, Pause. R., Madigun. l Huief, 0,. Ausiing. L. McGurry, R. ROW 3-Abbinunk, F. Grime, J. Murray, J., SchuHe. C... EMF; M.. SchUHQ. P NEWMAN CLUB I'Lau'h Friday Pwuing uhrn 1hr- Nt'mnan Clulm huh i1s ulwn hnusv. 3350 Cliftuu Aw. lum-umvs- nliu- uilll activity as memlwrs and gue-sls gel lu- grlhrr lu xrurk ur nJAK, Falhrr VViHianl Frnnvr.lheir huuhuz helps lhr t'lllll leI'lllvT hr-llt'r rrldliumr- illllung lhr- Cellhnlir leltfl'IItS at LC. UH the thinl Surulay uf Pvrrp Incn1H1 levnlau Ilulylnrnlhcrs gm tn Niass alnl r9- H'iu' Cullllllulliun lngvlhr'r. Aflvr breakfast. tlw Immlhlf. IIIIS'IIIP-ib- nwr-lillg 1-5 hvlrl. 55mm- nf lhc ulhr-r rrliginus m-livilics ul the group im-lutlv n Len- ten let'lurv HPl'it'h' illlll a Day nf Iim-ullvt-tinn. Alnng with lhvsv artivilivs the nwmiwrs parliripalv in intramural spun: and an- active nn Sludenl HP- Iigiuus Cnum-il. Tlu- main swiul eumls im-Iuded a Spring and Fall l'nrmal nhirl: m-n- wry surve-ggl'ul. Tho furlmlls were held in tlw nmt-l Starlight l'iunm um lht' lhinl Hour 11? thv IIHIJHU. Newman Cluln is the uni; religious hnusv whivll t'un Imusl uf FUI'h an ummml runm. This pair this: Calhulic nrgunizuliun plunnt-cl several lllht'r surial t'XL'JIlH. ley had furmal teas and ininrnlal pit'niI-s. Cn-nperaliun nn the group's annual prnjevls luuk much uf Ihv rI-muimler ul lht' lime lIt-lvgalvci tn busimrss affairs, Ilespilt- mph 21 lung 'wur Nvumuu Uni; had lime in wvlrume Iu-u mmnIu-rs. Page 204 ROW IwGibson. L. Collins, J., Hula J Eilenr berry. M. Ferguson. M... Sagesen D ROW 2 !-4inI H.. Albrecht DH Cluyfom M., ClupsuddLm P.. Ctinger. A,, Evans, 6,. Edwards. E, ROW 3- Bmwninq J.. Burnhurl B Stark, C. Culbertson, A.. Chcdo. J . Nics, K, Boolh. i. ROW FEMS, IL, R0251. CH HemphiH, L Eerquisf, M., Siouf, FN Cluylom R., Kilchcn. J. WESLEY FOUNDATION A Allynnr- Pilhhillg 23717 Uiflmi Awnuc un Friday run usualh hour Iuls nf fun going url in llw form uf :l Heguan- dam-l- or an alum hullsv. But llu: mcmiurri Hf Wushw lrnlllldnr liun i'lISlI f?l'lIYillC a Ilrugmm ul' unrshill. fellowship. and Spiritual inslliruliun 51: that lhn liu-s nf cnlk-gc HUIIPIIIH man Iu' tilWl ItIIIl'1I aml Inailllklim'd at. a high Christian lt-u'l. Al Christmas :1 lulrly l-lll' unllvr'ln'hill'gwi I'llildi'vli in tlw Iiilhill Llrt'i'l is giVeII. Nouns are spent in ft'llmuhip aml ii Bilnlv F-lml-x. Cunforonrvs. an imlallatiun hanqlwt in Ml. Auburn. lfllllrf'll xirailuliml. and a Christian Wilnt'ris Mirniiml round nul 11 full war Hi uurllmliilc urslixilit's. GAMMA DELTA V Gamma Ut'ililv u Hillimml Lulhurall organizulinn. MLP- fuumlml in I'JIH. Its lmrpnsvs Mr 1:: l'nusir-r h'ltlc: slurly train Lutheran studrrtlh ill Clit'iriialll whim: Elllil rllruurz'lgr' fellmv ship nml rvlalinns nilh nllu-r Umamlu lh-lls. Lnrlrr llw dbl:- guirlnnw uf HvH-rt-ml M. Ilsv. llliri group lrll't'lH rrgularl; mm,- u munlll lu vnjny a program III Hilde :lutly um! IIir-rllbriinll. Hung uilh un'izil MI-nls. lln' Uzmmlzl Urltr ulm parlil'ijlalwi in Iu'vligiuuu' I'ZIHIIIHIFiF Wt't'k. X L'almlms uirlv uruup. Uannna I'PIIEI is npwl In :1 lT'lPIIlIIf'FH U1, llu- Lullwrun faith: it ha.- grrutl; illl'n-zlwil iL-a nmnlwrshilu in lln- Inst yxmr. ROW liEu'E. 0 Bufe .I Ilse, M.. Slene, Mu GuundL E ROW ?iAckcrmcnn. P., Fosler A. KGQn, M Lxlimann, E Wm. mam, E Koch, B ROW 3 SchexfmIe. R, MoeHcring, E Fisk. V Schneide', D., Leb- ornchl, B Raul R. ROW I-Fish, JH Erunner. M,, CuHison. P.. Wcarmus R. ROW 2 Lewis, P., HquerT. N., Roberis, P.I Hammond Dr, Kaebler. M. ROW 3-Mog D Ham L, Hanckl M., Daulfon, P.. Smith. R RELIGIOUS EMPI-IASIS WEEK Sponsored by the Student Religious CnunL-il. Religiuus Emphasis VVee-k was held Nnvmuher 8-13. A; is the custom. President Wallers was honorary t-huirman. The theme fur this yearAs HEW was: Given: Man's IIFE'll and the existence of God. He- ligious Emphasis erek allmnpls to bring each in- dividual 1n the realizuliun lhm t'rt-alive and pur- lmsoful fixingr C2111 lye nttairlml nnh' lhmugh an at-tiw- rvlntiunwhip uilh GUILT, DI. John M. Krumm slmke- ul ll : ull-uniu-rsily I-I.Illuu':lliom cm 1'10 Ruhjprl: Huulil murk; lII Fnilh fur Thinking People. EU this rumnruliun r-avh slutit'nl Has giu-n a bunklt'l IF WE ONLY KNEW THE ANSWERS c-unlaining llw x1!-'E'L 5 programs and HIE Speakers anti lIiFFUEHiUH Ivmlm's fur the HPf'k v. err intrmluljcd. Tho rvligiuus lt'iiflf'fa fc-alurm'l rluring this ycarie HEW urn: Hr. Jnhn M. Krumm. Rabbi Joseph Ham-h. Hr. Ucnrgv D. Kclrey. illlfl Ur. I'l. anell Hic-Ls. Hwirlcs lht' t-mnurallirm ?wa sponsored FkPJJlil' humus in nhivh lhn- slmlvnh urn: invited In ask qm-sliuns ulmul rt-Iigiuus prulrlrms. Hrligiuus Iimlahukis Wr'vk ullwnplmi tn lllt'l'l mvry l'C stu- Ilt'lll lhrnugll EIII uII-uniwrsilx t-mmn'aliun. :lurm IIIIH wwinns. u MIME rmnuwulixm. am Urgaulizui Hum.- Night. uml sr'lIe-tlulml H'Hlillitl'h. Page 206 MUSIC AND DRAMA ROW liRoseberry, R.. Harboum, K.. ScheH, AH Vinegar. J ROW 2 SIone E., Slaier. R., Tartan T.. Badensieim E., Nierlwrl K ROW E-Brodf A, Cokluser. J , Grabs: W., Haring, 0 Done, A, Sweeney, R KAPPA KAPPA PSI Fu'mmleci in 1'119. the hanrl hrunorary for men cmloaxur: Ir. :lrvclnp h-zulr-rshilr in lunmlsmr-n. Thnse men who shruw interest and arliu- partiri- paliun in lhne imnrl qtmlih' fur l'nrwnhv-rs-hip in Kappa Kappa ILL Hume UI lln-ir Sol'iiil ut-tiritit:- Ilurillg lht' yl'al' im'ludml the IH'l'HE'JIlHIiIIII uf lhv naml Hlmnsnr all llw Vliulni fnutllull gelmr'. a part; fur tllt' IIClllll frvr-Illlwll. alml a lmrty uvlvhrming lhl' t-ml r-f Hm fnutlmH svam'm. Kappa Kappa PSi alsu ln'mvnlr: a plaque,- 10 llw musl nulslmuling freshman in the Inanrl Elt 11w Hunnr's Hay Cmnnrulinn. Kl tlu- annual Spring Unnwrl lhv gruulu un- IIHLIIII'EE- uhllm lIlP-V IHHC kt'll'wh'll LN IIIIIIIII'le'y invmlwra ul llw nrgzluizu- liun. Tu muml uul llw u-z-lt' NIt'iHJh lilt'rl' um'u Lllsu Ilirnim. Ilu-H'IIII-m uml qlam-rs. JAM SESSION DIRECTOR R. HAMILTON STEFPING H IGH VARSITY BAND What xmulll funllnall gamr's lu- wilhnul lhv rnlnrful spew plays fur lmskmluall gamma and prvsrnls :1 spring; ruIn-vrl t-u-n lurlv Inf LU; nuln'hing luumi? 11E: almost ilnlmssil-Ic- tn jmug- .war. Annlhor Imig vwnt is1lu- Hmul Hpunmr Clllllt'ht in uhir-h ilw. Tn prelpun' fur llw gallu'a. cvvr'x WetlrlestIa-x and Friday cand'nlales l'rmn llw snl'nt'itil-F vil- rnl' Llu- lltlrilllillll nl' Hullll a latlrnlml group of LC slutivnls turn out fur lmml prau'tit'v. Sponsnr. 'I'llis H-zlt' Bnlnlq Copvns- nun tho liilv. XI llu- l'llll Tllv tiifPIJllJr, IL K Ilamiltun. lt'm'ht-ri Iht- nwlnlu'rs their rnu- uf llw 30m: in the r-Ill'llng. 1hr uHirl'ru Ihr lln- lilillluillg H'ur tim'. Ht-sidt-s appraring :11 fuutlpall Iflll'llesbi. Hu- lmml ulm are: l-Ivtu'd. ROW l-HamJlfon, R, Brown, D Sohn, PM Reed, M , Crafty, MW Pullis, CW KeIIN N... Schmiit, Clq Brown, M.. Greiser L., Frye. C... WOIL 3., MoHnaro, T. Evans. 11. Fnder, R ROW 275WEeney, Rw SchelL A Mitchell. L, Mourev, J.. Calciuser. R. Proud, 3,. Harbuum K, Wagner, N,I Roscberry, R. Bunkholter. W, Smna, E. ROW 3 Hering, 0,, DQErunner, E.. Turfen T., SOein, P. Nfemun, R. Fwdmum G . Mon, L, RusseH. M.. Deming. C Darse A BrodL A. ROW divenne'fi, J. Thomas, M, Silly, 0 Svanson, F, Pickering, H, Sluhzr R. Shields, R. Rumundo. J Lucas. C-. Mucldey. EU Vinagun J, NOT PICTURED-aernier, L,. FiHer. FL. Bodensfex'm E, S'He, G , Rowen, 8 Brennemun. M , Elnwlin IL Kreke J,Grabo, G,. Heison, T, Ruhult J Gerda. H , Hall, P. EruHrtn. T PrickeL W, AIIM D,, O'Celli, T, BooIh. J, Miller, V , HoHinger. TH Ludwig, N. O CLARENCE SCHMITT AND MARGJE BROWN. ! . Em MAJORETTES Inultling lhn- InzlmI nnln Iln- field Jurin;r lhv IIalHinlv 'Irriml Hf IIH' l L Inollmll gantry- m'l' ill'A JJl'lIiJ-K inljllrl'nr'FA Tlltwv girls rrr't'iu' IIIP larval IIIIJIIII' nf Irving sr'lvt'imi frmn a large IIUIIIIH'I' nl- napiring luirlvrrxu uhn lrf. out at lhr- Iwginning of mvrj. u-ur. Chnm-n Inn tht- luisis nl' appralt'anw. poise. Ux'aril-x. uml liIt-ir alyilily us IligII-slt-pln-n II- nlunruwr lhvir lnaluns surr-ws- I'ulh :mll urlfulh. I'll' rnzljurollvs mul'il 1hr JJrHiH' Ilr lllt' 0min 'Hltltlt'lll Innly. I ImlIIuII tWPIIl-l alr'v t-nImm-ml Ily lhis rulnrful IWllilIil. Page 209 2. .u. MRA WILLIAM R. CHRIST. DIRECTOR ROW X 5orundun, D.. Harris. P,, Murphyh P. Hex'nhold, W. Kyrluch, LH Simeshzn 0.. Hofer. C.I Ewan; G., RFCheH, B. Jones. 5q Guusmun, 3., ForinmhI R.I Bufe, J., BanfieXd. V. ROW 2;Schramml M h Mower. 1., Sfark. C.. Rhoades, Nh, CLingen A,, Burke, M, SICIHVI A. Reichley, M., Lippelmon, M., Adams, PK, Wachs. DI G'mn, BH Easleyh Er, Hudsonh Vh ROW iiFergL-scn, M KiradiieH. Ah Miller. 5,, Hebbeler, Cw Euniield. CA, Newman, MW Aukermanh Aq Schmidt CI SewcH, M. DunnI E.. 94th man, Y., Guncknl, Rh Slunsford, Rh ROW anoHs, JH Hamby, M.. Schmidt, C... Dickinsonh Jh Earhart J. Rodgers. 6, waeh CW Raibleh R., HeHon. JH Benson, Wh GauM, J. ROW 5 Poyer. Rh Werimonh G.. MitcheH, RH Hunt JH Chapman Dichuson. Jh Gregnawalt N 2-PoHs, JH GLEE CLUB Pennsyl. J., Rosenkranm T.. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ROW Ir-Hehmoldh W., Poverl D. Richeri, Eh ROW Wehling, E. Johnson. M,. Baron, R. ROW 37Chunce. Mm Banlimdh C, E, Buding. Oh, Rughond. G The? mmnhvrs of lhe UIH' Cluln wort? flll'lunaW lU 133V? 3?: ll'n-ir now dirH-lm'. Mr. Willimn R. CllriF-l uhn hails thHH the Huusier Slulv. M'lt'r serving: in lhv Naval Air Cnrps. he entered Imlizlna lrniu-rsih ulwrv he uhlained his Master's degree. Mr. Chrisl rurnt'tf his PhD. in lhcnry uhilv learhing high st'huol in Hpvru-ur. Indiana. Hi9- xuriuus luasitimm haw heen graduate absislallt in 1hr Ehllnry IIEINII'IHIFJIL as. stunt cnndurlur 0f 1h? Mr-n's Cum-prl Choir. mul Band and Choral rlirH'lnr a1 Indiana liniwrsillx. Ulht-r m-munlulishmenls include cntnpming an over- qu- planvtl Ivy lhu Im'linnulmlis Phillmmmuir- Symphony and winning n prin 111 lllinuinesleEan Centennial Cnmpnspr's Cunh-st. A IllJIHIH'l' uf hi5 piwscs haw heen played hy string quartets. With this nmsirul hurkgruuml. Mr. Christ is wz-ll qualiflvtl as ilil'l-rlnr Inf lht- H2 Glee Cluh. Baron. Rh Rughand, G. Boebinger. D., Bufe, OH PRACTICE . . . GLEE CLUB :Ml vxlt'rlsiu musit'ul pl'ngrilltl kt'lJl llw eigltb nwmiwn vi- Ulev Clul: artix-t- lhruughuut 1110 year. During: Novemlmr. HM? Churulv sang for line Mother's: Club Banquvl. Hrhm-luutslers tjlulu. :1 fund raising llauuluet. and IJI'Pt-L'Illvtl a :uw-lutlf hour pm- ;zram mur XVKHC. A llllrialmua Program in Ill? thdtnl l-llillll Lnunge. Larnling at Cuutl Samaritan aml Dnarnlwss I'lnspiluls. and Hurms kepl them busy nluriug lhv holiday H'asnn. Fur lhv firsL liltw in ch'h hibtlln the Clut- Clull gme u vnan-rl uilh 1hr ' Cincinnati Symplmny Un'hPslra along with tho t'lmirs from the Culley? uf Music: and the Hrllrvw I-nil'm Cullvge. . . . AND MORE PRACTICE I Page 2ll WAIT FOR YOUR CUE! ROW l-Helmling. 5., Michaels, N. N, Moskowiu. M Budig. O, ROW 2 Mih:helI. A RuHedge. F Weaser. MUMMERS BOARD Tim Imusv lights Mm. 1h:- fuotlighls art- In'uughl up. the curtain rises. and the audimu'e 2'sz lhv Enishrd prurlunt of weeks of planning. lhuuglll. and laluur. Huu-ever. hchind the glit- lm' um! gimnor uf lhe actors. the costumes. and line sets is- lhe Executive Board of Munnners Guild. Iiwn phase Id' lhe thoalvr is represent- I'll Im lhe Board. Its: members. uhich cunsist ulr 1hr;- g'uild uHit-ers. member-al-largc. business manager. and slugt- and pruduvlion managers are PiPt'lt'd earh spring In the entire 1119111113- slnip of tlw Guild. This commitlee is the gov- m'ning Imtly nf lhc Guild :1an as such it is their duty to dN-icle nhich plays are to he staged. amminl rmnmittcrs. form policies. dirPct elecn tiuns oi Guild nHiI'ers and in the way of pleas- ure. plan the vast parties whit'h fulluw mery stage lnrmiut'tiun. Each year they also Elt'Cl those pcrmms who are 10 receive keys and those 1:: Ferrite lllt' annual awards for the stt artur. the lmst El'erSS. lhe best suppurting :tl'lor anti artress. the best carousel actor. and llw FPIIiHF ullu. thrnughout his: rareer at UC, has giwn lhc musl nutsianding srrvice lo Mummrrs. PAUL LOOKING OVER THE SHUATXON STAGE HANDS LEND 9 A . . TAKING FIVE MUMMERS GUILD Mummers Guild is the- campus I-ure inr llmsv per- sons aHlirtcd with the disease knuun as .n'mgramuri- Isymptomiclesirr- lu express lzllents such as a1-ti11g. singing or dancing lwfurc an audiem-el as. well :1:- for thuse indispeniihle persons uhu End thv nmm-ruus backstage jnlrs fascinating. This: war the- Curuukc-I Thealer division of anmt-rs prvsvnivd The Hull ; House and The Lucifs Nu! for Burning? uhile lhr stage was SH in Wrilrmn fur The Mad-unmun Inf Chail- lnt. Bejnmd ihu Hurimm. and the musivai 0n llw Town. The nlrtain at Emen Amlitnrium ruse ml Huhinlmmi which Muummrs gem fur the Clliltlrmfr Theater. The highlight of lhe war l'ur mnro than 1m: ilunrlrt'tl illeatetvminded high 25:111qu students nus tht- annual Dranm Cumm'aliun when the guild lnrrsvnlml a full day of theater. Page 2l3 -.1.$ PUBLICATIONS Mam of llu' at'livilivs at LG require a special tah1nl.lnutlnlllhv puldicath H5.'Fhe puldicathlns de- mand 11f their staff umlIvrs mil; 0n? qualily thal lhry In uurkcrs. A variL-ly of jobs is Upt'n to writers. alrliales. t'upy readers. pnels. salesmen. typisls. and am nthvr intercslvd party. The Cincinnulian. News HCIJUI'd. Frame. Student Director. and Cu-np Engi- m-m'. allrar-l hundreds nf students will! and uilhoul juurnalisliq' tendencies. Despile the 9mm aml the drHuled tleadlillt's. the 513st enjoy seeing their hard uan pictured on lht- printed page. This pleasure al- mml NIUBIF that which 13011195 when a student is eh'vlu-rl tn Pi Della Epsilon. Page 2I4 BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS lJllhl'iPH nl' llw erirullr- l IIiH'l'r-il'x IJUIJIil'tllI-Ullr- cm- III-ll'l'IIIiIII-Il ill purl l'alr'll Ixt-au' In 1hr Hllzlrcl nl- i'ulllil'illillllm The mrmllr'rri Hf lhis Imanl un- lhl' hard unrking HULII'IIEM ulm Inlay lln- most im- portant purl ill llw pulvliralinn Inf ilm IIiITt-rvnl lillirnry work: Hf llw Ht'lmul. Thih illrlllrlw IIII' mlilurs untl lht' llllhilll'Hh Illemagrri Hi ihl' Nms HI-rnrtl. lln-A Prnfllt'. Illl' ,:im'inll'clliall. und HIP Sllldl'nl HEn-l-lur'x illutlg with HIV fiil'lllh mh'isl-rs I'ur l'ill'll nl' IIH'H' pulp Iivulinns illlfl a mvan-r nf StllciI-nl Cuunvil. Among ulht-r cluliw of this organization. i1 i5 ils jull t-uI-h Eliring In aid in H'L'iift'l'fn'r: ilk;- lnusilwss munagvr am! 1hr- mlilnrs- n1 lhn-w pulufiraliune; fur llw mulling st'html year. 1.0 110 this. lIn-z IHJHI'II runsitlvrs FPI'UHIITII'iItia- linm nf lht- farulh auhist-n- uml llu- pl't-wnl Hliinra ue- uvll as gmwrul tallininnh frum lhl: Hat n! lllt' hlulf. Thruughllul 1hr- M32132 lllr llllilt'll i5 ralIt-tl upun 1n Inakt- dt-tgisinns on l'ill'iUlN r'unlrnulr- sial issuras uhiI-h ariat regarding: the pulrliraliuns. Awards arr prtrsvnlecl ln drsvning staff members nf llw pulxlirmiuns al tht- Pululiraliuns Banquet. lhn annual HJt'i'dl H'l'nl spunsun-tl l'ay lhi Q group. ROW l-wBurseil. R., Boneou. V. Knechh J1, Holmslrcm, J , Dick, A., Hammond D ROW 2 5chrnfel. J. Herron, 3., DeCump, J., WoHermum H, OPHL IL, SMarreck R., Benchen T.I Car; 3., Slrumberg, C. Page 2I5 WRGHNA BONEAU,EDWOR CINCINNATIAN ROW IwSChEUn M., Fieimun, M., Meyers, C. Dugun.J Share, F. Engel. D ROW ? Hall, B. Pogue. O . Turmom A. Lindemcm T . TyndUlL 5. Hull, B. ROW 3-Hurriscn, J, Barom R, Frammeyer. C. Ryan. N Fx'nk A. Kcnerner K., Skeok M.. Mari; G ROW 4750333 J Teller, R, Mum L, l'roH'mun 0.. Pounds. 5 Greenland, L Gamble H., Rummes, 5. NOT SHOWNi Campbell, 0, Eamom C, Slurke M., Kaulmcm, C Harris, R lllmlugrnpln-ra zli'e- Sl'lll In all sm'iul mvnls: Lll'lif'hlh un' IHIhl' il1f.' HI-w mull: 1110 min shill i5 urilillg aml typing. These are jusl a Ihu nl' Ilw lusks that gm lIIl frum early September In May in an t'Hurl lu Iprucim-v lhe l'urtlu'unling issuv ui' Hm Cincin- Imlizln. l'h'ra'uh'ing ll! girl dont' on 1inw. thv slaif is in i1 frenzy. 5mm llw IIHuHim' is IH'HL lln- purr- tluit'lwns. 11ml llwn the last mnlm'nl nir rlhll is .H'rr. 'I'Ilr i,jiIItJ-Jllliitian flnzllly guts to press. uml larval n-IM is :varil'nvml I13 u-n'ryulw. Page Zlb CINCINNATIAN STAFF Edimrrinrchef- Virgmio Bonoou Assoclwme EdHors Mary Lee Fielman. Carol Lnu Meyars, Fischel Shure- BUSinESS Manager Barry Cor; Assistamf Business Manager Bob Tiemeye' S'mH--Finit A Marl: N.. Koerner K., CaudilL G. Adveriising Manager Clarence Gulf SioH Levine. 17. RU'HH M, Ariisf Torn Conboy AH Edifor Dick EngM 510?; McForlcnd, B. Hall. 3., defingmeyer, DA LHirnum E., RhuudeS N. Copy Editor Myrna Scheur Squ'F Goode. N.. de Sande C., Wolfers, R., Richien J.. annvih. EH Skeell Mu Mason, J. Kress, M Dorsgy, 3., Sanders E, Burke M.. Schulzinger E.. Hcrris R . Greenland, T. Arnold. L, Koerner, K, SenRor Edifor Ann Galemc SfaHhReeL C, EIsn-s-r H. Phcfography EdHors Tom Undeman, AL Twymun SiaFfiRyan, N , Teller, FL Frommeyer, C. Spor+s Edimr Huwurd Bluney SfaHi-Arnold, L, Cohen. A., Gregg. J.. Brifl. B., Rommes. 5. Index EdHor Billie Hall Photographers Cnhm C.. Shore, F. Exchange Edifor Ophelia Pogue EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING . . . Edilurs! I'ltlilurn': lidilurs! Thm are hrlrr. lherr' and men- ullf'rP busily runlparing lllJll'h. 11110105. and row with lhr' art steali'. lausiness and utlwrlising Inunugt'rs. Lupuuls are t'lu-rked. l'hanged. 21ml rEL'iIt-l'ked. Cuwrs tlrl' dcsignrll uml ft'llt'higlltll. Ewen CHul't is marlc t0 makv this y-ar'a Cint'innaliun lllt' ln'Hl ever published. Nul until the urinal lhmk Ims 1mm prinlml. dues the vdilor aml lwr Half rvalh rvlax. Then. uhen ills all over. il doesn't seen! In llLUE liven surh a llaml task afle'r all. and e'zu'll Editor i: urn pruunl III. IIJr- pjrl Em nnrl llirk 48H hmr- played. MORE EDITORS! ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON .. . ROW l-Plonck. M Human, N Kleine, W.. Hohmum Rw Mag; D., Brcgdom C. ROW I-Eaum, 0., Macorthy. D., FuHis. CH Lee E Perez. R., Ryan. N., Po ; L ROW 375,099. J' Hquik G,- Gilsdort W MGHIA R,. mefish 5. Buck. B , Hutiendorf, J, ROW 4 Sther9r, M. Earloh. M, Neil. M,. Rammes, 5,. Gruvenkempcr, C.. Clcuge-H 8, EM. R., tngberg, H, NEWS RECORD JAMES SCHROTEL EDITOR 'l'ht- u'nl'k nf 1hr Nt'Wh l'It-mml slalf is un inlercsling mm: fur the H'plll'lrl'ri gallwr nl'ur- ul- lllings u'llivh arr lu lulpln'n zlntl Hurl out ulmui l'ulurt- mt'nlri IIc-fnrl' tho n-st Hf tho M'hnlll. ICurh uvek the news hinfT writer: rvlmrts Inf Imxl hchuul at'lhilit-s alung uiih m-us ui Ihose lu rumt'. Al the same limv the editorial anti it-aturr- sialTs urr- uriting ulmul t'urrrnl H'html pruinJI-ms uml zlileirs. Brlwmm lhc 11111thng and llu- final pululivaliun un- mum illllll'b ui' Inning. lJrnuf-romling, make- up. uml hm minulv adrlitium. 'I'Iw lnuz-iurss staff must sell ads: fur the pawn and umk ulll llw lmrlgvl. A lTllL' hurling Inf L-u-r'llllllIliriin'llEnl is l'I-il In the Plllirt' stun 1'2ll'll 'l'llm'sdm ulwn Ihny saw llw final t'rsulL HIV llwir eiTIIrla in lu'inl. CHARLES STROMBERG, BUS1NESS MANAGER Page 2l3 THIS IS NEWS? EVEN THE EDITORS WORK NEWS RECORD STAFF . THE BUSINESS STAFF Editar-x'n-Chief James A Schrohal Managing Edifor . Herb Wilion :ilv ECHO: Mary Cue Planck News Editor Alvin Cohan NEWS STAFFiAbermun. D.. Abst. 5.. Mppm J., Bahia F. Barmh. M, Eeckenhaupt C... Bird, M., Boerger, J.. Cohen, M.. Davis, J., Dnisfer, J., DuckwcrHL 1,. Duhlmeicr, C... Froley A, Frank, ' 5., Frauen B , Goodman, J., Gunckel, R, Hues, Ru ' Hersh. M Haimald M Hulmun. S, . , Gawmnn, J Mahm. E., Mendel, A. Mcvssy 1., Muir?! 5., McCarlhy. M., McConnelL : F., Minosz. E. Nair, M, Oehler. 8., Reva. 5. ' Scherer. M., Scthte, M, SEWER M. Shunk-zn E Simon; J., SDuHer S, SmaLlev, L Samar J, . 3' Sll'cuburg J Wassermon, N I Feufure Edilor Bruce Amend - FEATURE S'IUWFF;DiHey P , Huupfmun, L Her- ron, 3 Her:h, G. LH: S . Inqberg, H Pereir R Copy Eafior .. Mable Eidlingmever COPY SIAFFLBFOWIN J. Busch, J Grieme, A, Mueller 5, Murphy, N., RVOFL N EditoricH EdHors Beih Brill BI'II KXeMe . EDITORIAL STAFFaHuynes. 6.. Lin. 5 Lowen- sfefn. E., Y'cmng M, Sports Ediior Howard Blaney SFORTb STAFF-CIDQEH, 3., First T Fallmgr, D.. Grun-nkemuer, C Bragg, J MiHar. J Norris. 8., Rammes. S. RalllH. M-. Wllson. 1, Social Edimr Nancy Hulberf SOCIAL STAFF-Eoyet, A,. Buck B. George, K. Schaclcrl D. Turber, R.. V?girH V. WHson, 5 Ar! Editor , Ed Locube ART STAFF-Yeriesom D. PRINYING STAFF Brogdon C Eberhardl, 9 Heath, 5.. Hchmon, R. Quinio. J, Ward, 0 ZuVL-n'nk l1 Business Manager Chnrlm Slmmbcrg Cinulclion Manager Bill Snvziy Phoingruphers McPheuvpre. D. Mug, D TechniLal Adviser Henry Sega! ROW IiLx'pferf. F. Lokemun, L. Gross, l7... Ebel. D ROSEnSWeiQ. R . Ma ? CL ROW 2 Haxie, J., Ralston, 5. Buie, J, Lonsdale. M, Adolph, K. MiHer, J ROW S-Gross W. Anderegg. R. Haddud, '0 Heller, J, Neck N, Wrenn. B. GuHman, P CO-OPERA'I'IVE ENGINEER 'DCN EBEL, EDITOR EMERICK GROSS BUSINESS MANAGER LOOKS PRETTY GOOD Plt'lll'PhPlllillg lhv vngim-t-rs is- 11w magazine written Ivy and l'ur lht-m. lhr' Cu-ulwrulive Engineer, New. in its thirU-semnrl war uf puhliusatinm lhi; quarim'iy magazirw r'unlelins airlit'lrs about llw engineering prufvssiun along nilh new pit'lures 11ml iclq-aa. ghing its readers an idva of joliS anrl runditinns amail- ing.r them aftrr graduation. Thr- newest nwtlmds in various lielrls. nf sriPnt-e are written almut fur thv engineering sludents and llw phutugraplly slalT inL-IudrH pictures lhal even the layman L'illl understand and enjoy. This magazine is published in Orlnlwl'. January. Marrh. amtl J llllt' and nflvn mntains an arlir-le IQ all IILIIBF-talle'lillg lllilll ill llua engineering pl'ufess'lun. 111 he- lumin uul'killg. Ihr- FlalT mljulw llil'nit's. llilflit'fi and an annual Inanquvl. .2- ROW l-Behcher. T.. Graenberg, Ar, chnihl W. 8., Hanan FL Heilkump T. ROW I-Mueller. L.. O Brien N... Shepard K Daniels. IL, Terry. L7 LEilEr. Dq Bergman. D,M. ROBERT HERRON. EDITOR TOM BETSCHER. BUSINESS MANAGER Page 22I Chrisllllas ulr'aliurl 11115 yrar found LC E-ludr'nls rmMing; their first ism? of HM? Profile aml lunking fur names: of friend; whn harl Hmlrillult'll short sturies. pnems. humurum Innlrrial. ur artil'lw. This literary magazine is enlireh demled lu original rnmlmailiuns bx HIP slurh-nls and is mliled and pulslishgd M them. 0118 Id 1hr popular feature: uals lhl- Profile III Cinrin- nali. ullil-Iz mutaEm-wl a sunny uf the rarinus innm ul rImr-Iu lainment nme'E-rl in lllt' c'ih. Thip magazine alsn prints 1hr unrk Hf sntln- of :IIe yuung articzs in UN St'lllinl ulmse skvirhv- Annl I-artnmns illustralr- Ihv sturirs. In llnrw mus lllv Profile PFIWIT'? ii! an nullr-l I'nr Flllllt'lll lill-rary :md arl unrk 1n wu-rell livllim UMMM , . . THAT MIGHT DO. '. l i --x. WHAT'S IN A NAME? EDITORS AUDREY DICKt DORtS HAMMOND BUSINESS MANAGER DiCK ORTH ROW I Wmnt 1W Dick, A., Hammond, DW Tyndall, 5. Row 2 Strasburgert L, Smatley, L.. Hanisont J,, Hill. J . Good, C. ROW 3- Sigier, P., Athers, J., Rembold, EH Everett, NH Pounds, 5., thhter. J. STUDENT DIRECTORY Name AfltlrvSSiPltUIlE number! Remember all those vards that had In 119 filled out on registration day in Sep- tember? One of these was turned over to the Student Di- rectnry staff which Spent tho next ten weeks afphahetizing the lists and arranging them for publication. The Dir??- luries with their Ilright red covers came nut in December and hPt'ElHlf' Ultf' 0f thP must popular reference books 011 t-ax'npus. Students quickly started digging to find out the Iirst name of that burly in histury class or the. phone num- ber of the girl in alq'cuunting lab. Besides names, ad- dresses. and phune numbers, this handbook alsu vontains the rullvgm and years u'f graduation for every student in the lglliVETSiU. In auldiliun tn the wnrk uf t-mnpiling the lists. the stafT t'hUtJSt'S tllt' L'UVt'I' Each year from t'iesigns uhiuh haw been suluuittvd by the schm'nlk young artists. After lung huurs uf tHJilxg and proofreading. the Student Hirm'tory stutt. allmg with the rest ul' lllt' sclmul, can relax and at'ltln-ss tlwir Christmas rards Hunt the Directory. ROW l Eoneuu V1 Ogle, R,, Ebel. D Kirshzil'lr A. ROW 275mm F G., Rasensweig. $2., Hehen J. PI DELTA EPSILON Page 223 LUS t'lluplvr Hf Pi Drilu I'llbiII-n. a nuliunul journalism humor- ary. rlrahH ib mvnlln-Hhip l'rnm tin: fiu- mujur rampus pullliL-atiun-L Th? News HH-urd. Cint-innalinn. Prllfilf'. Ku-ul; Enginwr. amE lhe 01w Quarlvr Hualw. The Inrimary purpose uhirh Pi Delt m-rxvs is In rovugnizv llw eli'urls- alml ar'rnlnplishIncnls nf outstanding Im-mlwrs nf lht' 5tafi: uf lhl'Nf IJul-limtinna in uorking ln maintain high sland- ards uf rumpus juurlmlism. Ulw Inf lhr gruulh Ht'th'iliffh' lrur this Vim nae In IJI'CSf'III smvral lu'ngrnmc dL-sigm-Il 1n interest and iniurm ilS nwmlmrs regarding the mrinm lnhasvg ni' rumml-rciai jnLeraliH-m. Anmng these nr-rv a 10m Ihruugh the CIXCIXN XTI ENQI'IHEH at press- timP. and a mnviv shinning anc'l t'lt'H'l'ilIng lhc- mum IlrcurvSSPS imnlx'ed in llw printing Inf :1 l'ulI-t-nlur national magazinv. Pi Helt also plans- a Pulplicalinns' len HuusL- t'al'h spring fur Hip Iu-walt ul- high FL'IIINII graduates intruding?r 1n Hllvr LT: Im the hill. allill thi- nfiirrs arr Illlrn lnr in-illw1iunx' mnl tn vxluluin Ilwir uln-rutiuns ll; 11H Haiturs. . Mayan, C, Evans, R, FFelmnn, M, ROW 37Dugan. 1.. Gross. E., Murlz. ROW 4-Sthrolel, J.. O'Briem 1 GOOdleHom R., Sfrumberg. C.W WoucL C. ;-. -111r-' COLOR GUARD HU'I'U mul Ur IIH'H: UIIHHI'ITH ut-rL' HHIII In an grl'ul Innrn nnw1 again Ihia 3our a; lhvy rwnnlnnrd Inih1ary lrainh1: uiHI;Icu:Hr:r vdncalhuL 11n-Invn hulk Luw arJ hau unnn thm hllhv rm nr; h anwiupnn gnuhuv iinrlauul u-an ur vhwliuxIlL,:nlv Hf lht-IniHlurx luruluu ;uirs,'rn rnnxul nul Hudr uriuIlih: lhe IHPH Pujn; ynun lhiannnin HH HiW-fJnhin;uhthm h; aHuuiInHHan 'huuwm and anrhd Id'ulHrh HHJFUFHHH nHIHury buHx.nw nrv lhw high ludINr Id lhr ;ruu: 11u-Ilnnw1lh1g HRPPFI uf IniHlnry Hrvis shurvd uilh Un'lnvn h; lhv ghWaixlClu JiuL thlht1 ullulnrl hl luuihnrnl i$ lln! llulh-rur llnrh4 lild- nu4.rfhrHAInrn and u:u1nwu;ue-jusd3 prnud ofllndrllnh htrHIH urn! of lhcllllhwgs thlj IluxI-Itwlrnrwl ulnuut Ivanhwt 5 H'I:uiJ g1quI-HizvnrlHIn MILITARY Page 224 HONORARY CADET COLONEL chi illilmrlullt. HU'H: I-H'Jll huh lhl' svlt'I-linn nl' illl Humal'tll'y CLHII-l. liulnnvl Ity UH Ult- slnrlu-nl IIII-ItIhI-m III tlw ill'lIQ uml :Iir I'lnrr'v rurps. Cunllillnlr-H I'r'I-IH r-urh hnrm'z ily t'JIlt'n-II lhl' I-nmpt-Iilicm asnrl drillt-ul vu-n nmrning all THU fur :t-x-t-II m'I-kr. 71? ? Ir-urmrll JIIIH lI- Helm! all zll- lt'nliHIL Illillel. Hrnl drill a squadron. Earl! girl nus Inna su-Hlml with a III'I'klarv ul 1111 upe-n hrausv ill I'm LIIiml honoring.- mu'll rumHtiulv. Mvmlwm Hf Uuitlml. Ulr unm- e-ri's uuxillinry lu Hrelllllalrd aunl Blade, M-n'ml us hlIS-fl'SEL'V. IHIiA I'H'rll gzlu' lllt' Il'llflllllvl'h :th HIP HUT a I'Iiallr'I lu lllt'Pl lhr girls. Ml lln- military dltvmlml :1 spr'rizll rumw ration in Wiirnu Alnliluriuul In unlrh l'al'll girl drill 1hr nwn nf Pershing Hillvs, Tlu- final uinm-r. Miss Juan Hu'wr. nus Inrnmliy pn'nvnll-tl ill lhv V153 Spring Military Ball. 5hr It'd tlw main Inmlx ul' Illililun jJt'THHIiIH'I u:- Hwy IImrr-hvrl dnun tlu- lh-ld rluring lhis wufs fuullmll wzisml, Joan wm- lmlh Imhlr'sr- :lml guwl uf hunur HI all military Ilum-r-s :lml mI-ial cu'nls ht'ltl lllruughuui llu- PJS- n-J'HL xmlr. JOAN BAYER HONORARY CADH COLONEL ROW I-Lichty, J. H, IMm'ori; Wafson, K ILL Col L Schneider C. LY. Col ' Your! Gr LCOIJ; De Morton J, K30H; Green. C. ILL COM; Forbes. 'l. tMLiwk Nihon. VE' tMglorL ROW Z-Mlller, L. Mafo:l; Lemavl R. tCule; Wh'xicsides, A, thV LVJ; SrrmhI W. fCa'pH: Adams. D. lCooM; Sheena, R. tMaiorl; Rolsfan. R. lCupH; McGee R. lCapr; MIHer, L US! LtL ROW EaSchafen L. led Oufey, R. !M.fsg+.h Pearce! E lM.,-'sg+.!: Duncan. A. IMIsng; Hewitl 8, lM.-sgLJ; Heinlz. C. IMiSJ; Herren J. lesgiJ; ClzmawskT. A. ISf'sng. ROW 4-Kx'sh. L IN! '59971; LeggelL H. iMfsg-lj' Jones, Jr ISQLJ; O'Neal. W. ISfci; Saer R. focl; Clay D tstgH; Mlller, W U: Jsgn: Fehn K. ITgng. ' .- .u-Iv-a Page 225 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY 'rth rHuh1:Kh'anh1 h uluninnallnHHJr luHh nl'am uhit'h rrrugnizvs ltht' hlLuIL'nts l'nTUHl'll ill :H'HUTU ulm hau- vxu-t-Ilml in lln'ir military sltlclies as anzmintdhvrIMHNx thMr nwk.KWH1lhlsqumL runs IIII mi mam valulluws. 1hr Fue-iely's nuiinntll lwmltluarlvn i5 still llH'ahffI :11 thc- l'niwrsih nf Cin- u-innnti. ils Emirllllnlaro. Him-v the l'uumling III the Cin- t-innali Hilllu Arnuicl Squadron in l'J-LT. outstanding vzululs throughout Ihn' t'uuntu hau- Iurlhorul lhvir edu- raliun aml interest in lht' Air Furry thrnugh the nwans ulfunlvd In this Hut'icty. Six of tlw SEWPH national ullit'wrs are U: students. Shllnhrn 5. Hll'il'klmld. Erhard :Mnlcn'gg. Charlm: H. Iivlinky. Iirlnarrl E. anw. Aluhn nan: anrl Jvryl Mar- lull. ll irk lht-ir rt-slmnsillilih In t'uurdillule lllt' eli'lhi- l'H-s 1hr: leirly x-urrivs nut um a naliun u'ith basis. During the Christmas Imlitlays thest- nalinnul ullk-vrs mm. in W-fnshinglnn. Hf... hilh leading Air Flirt? per- snmwl zmrl r'vllresenlml sume 125mm I'atlt'la lhrcuughv uul illr: nation in dist'ur-sinns designed tn improve 1he A FR OTC 1m Igram. ROW IuMurlaiL J,, tNatiDnuI Adiumm Recorded; Burr. L lNaiionul Comphollerl; Loewe, E7, lNarionm P. l. O 1 Row l-AndPrEgg, R., Uiufional Execulive Officerl; Sfritk- land. 5. Su iNafionul commanded; Belinky. C. D., INuHonnl Operuiions Officerl. ROW F-MurluiL J . Barr J , Anderegg R, Siricklund. S 5.. Belx'nlty', C. D.. Loewe, E. E ROW I-Zumbiel. R., Pan, J. Gross. Ew Hofferfh, F. B Spuldfng- R. M, Fuhrmunn. E W. Thomas, D. A. ROW 3iGruy, W Bud'wg, 0 Bucker'. R,. Chance. M, KidW'EH 13,. Essex. R. Sthobaberlo. J, L , Murphy, Page 226 PERSHIHG RIFLES Pershing Hth-s. the military hmmrary fur ROTC sludenlg. was founded in .lE'lU-I- un tho rampUs ul' tln- Lniwrsily uf Nebraska. As slult'd in thy preamble In ils cunslilutinn. 1'15 purpose is . . tn nncnmragu. pI'CFPI'VP. 'lml develop lht' high- r-st ideals of the military prufessinn. Tu prm'irlv uppruprialt- recngnitiun of a high degree Hf military uluilit-x i5 alsu anumgx the aims of this organization. Ila members are seleu-lml from the students mirolletl in the basic q-nursw uf Army 21an Air ROTC. :Nuw in ils Hlyninth yean there are more than vm- hundred uniis of Pershing Rifles across the nation. ROW XiAdolph, R. Yea, J, Rey- nolds, D, RubeL L ROW 2 Singer R. Dani, J Buck, K Moy, H Freu- 0 Row 3 Hen- ninger G Mackburn. P. Groom; T., Wrenn, B.. Kfrk T SCABBARD AND BLADE TU rzliF-r lhv alantlanls cnlh mililzm mluralliun in :Xn'u'l'il'all rnllrgw zlml uniwrsiliw.a1ml. lu Ijrnmntw gmul lvlluuship aml friendship :mlmlg llw raulvl umt'vrs: this ir: llw purpnsn of SI-ellnlrzlrtl zlml Bladu I qu:Ilt-II Inn tin.- vampua 0f the Ifniu-r- sin Inf XVim-unsin. Sralluhurri and Blade is lln' national mili- tnr-x hunurary Anlsivu fur t'ullrgr- mililury 1mm. 11-: lnrugram fur lhis year was highlightvd I-Ix Ilarliripatium n 011qu Heului- N'HlHllliill Parallv. am! in llle fallE lhe annual mnwntirm nf Svaluluarrl mul Iilmlt- uas lwhl lwrv in Cintrilmali. FLu-h m'enls made 195?: an Inulslunding .wnr fur Scabbard and Blade. ROW liDarsf J.. Myers, W, Thcmus, D,, Ulmgr. M, Blackburn, F. Clawscn, W. ROW 2-Darling, W. Reil 1 Evanuam F. HiHon L Culeer D., Muckley E. ROW 3 Burry, J, Smog; J. WEHL D, Remy, R., Hodge W,. Thomas, G, ROW 47Wcidner, R., Stuu- man, M. SpeHer L., WoHoce. C. lalar. R. Bryan M., Cmylon, R. ROW I-Vlesmdf. 5., Limburg. N. Bayer. 1 Dieckmunm A. MuHhes A,, Beckman. 1: Row 2-Chuse, 5. Keiler, C, Doulmm 9,, Persons, 5. Heinmd, W. Bidl'mgmeyar. M. Yegeh 3.. Planck. M. ROW 3 Mosier, L., Meyers. C. Neuon, 3., Coleman. N,. Minovih. 5., Rauber, K, Nelting, IL GUIDON Cuithm. a junior u'mnmfs llrullurury and an auxiliary lo Scull- llunl 21m! Blzult'. rm-ugnizvs Sr'hlllzll'rillili. It'llill'rHllip. um! Fl'nil't- tn tlu' rniu'rhily'. anln'l'h uI Ullitlun r-aln 1w vusih 11,-rugr1izrtl in llwil' mil ruins and Huv skins whivh an- uurn u-u-ry Fritlny. 'INlN-m- umm-n lishl'r at all I'llhrrsiI-x mnmm'minns. art as guidI-s llll Uullt'giulv Hm. nml pnrlirilmlt- in Hip rH'r'nmrly prvmwling lhv l'nnlluall gillllt'i. Mom- lu-rs ui' llw grnup alrv rImH-n in Npril vm'h war, HI-fun- luring illili. atoll lulu lht- grnllll. wnm'n musl gm ll11'0l1;.-I1 u pvz'imi nl' Eruining. u'hirh mmsi-zh ul' Imn'nin; tln- IAIIudumvnl-Lll drill cummamh uml unlvrs. Aflvt' t-umpleling this Irzlining ullil'h talwn plac-L- at 7:30 vwn rimming. 1th girls hum- m-Iluin-rl IIITI'iHiIIII anti ulvt'lnvsi. Tln- I-iggvsl thrill fur val'h nmv mvmlwr uf Guiqlun i.-' lllv Mililury Hail, a1 uhirh tlw unmm: alrt' iIIUHIIUI't'lI and rruunml. Uuidnu uni fnuntlm! cm tln- rumpus Hf llu- luiu-lsiu nl' Sulllh Hukuiu ill IWLNL and WM estathliehwf nu tlw 1i: rumpu, in IUI-H, Silll'r lllail liIIH' it has: urlmi us it revrxirv llrg'leliZdliUII tn 1I1I- l lliHT- aily aml ha: Ilvlpwl Ir: dn'u-IIIIJ gnmi I'iiizt'llshill. AT EASE. RIFLE CLUB One of lllt' least publicized. yet most aurliw. mums is lhe rifle team. Many times lln' rahzu'pshnult-rs um L'I' zu'luallj, nwr'l liwir riulls. llll- rmnprlilinns luring lmslal malluhes. ill u'llirh with team slumb 111 home um! mails in their hFlerS. Malnama. Auburn. and Ullit'ugn arr just :1 few trains with uhit'll Hwy Page 229 ROW l-Fergusom CH Conradi, Ru Wolf. G McClnnuhan, W ROW 2 Cupt. W. S. SrrliV'h Harry Legr gel Couch. Hili'nn. Lu Fearing. O. haw mmpvtm! in llliF manner. They heal Auburn 11y a mere fuur llllilllb. hut uert' equally proud uf thuir 00 lminl uin mer lllf' Muskivs in .3 prall'lil'e JHFPL 1n HIP Stair- inrliticlual maid: a 11114 in lhe marksman t-lass m1$ laken lg Bill Burrnms uilh 21 23:11. All in all. H; mm In- vor'x proud uf its rifIf-mrn. lIVING GROUPS 1i SORORITIES FRATERNITIES INDEPENDENT STUDENTS DORMS Page HI 1 IN'I'Ell-SORORI'I'Y HOUSE COUNCIL 5n1'nrih Imusw. jusl as the Ilnrm. mus! hare tfPrlklill rules uml rrgulaliuns nu thvy ma; lm lumporiy sulmn'isml. Tn furm IIH'H: rules. rcprt'sm1tatiw5 frnm rach hump haw: forum! a gun'vrning lmtly. lln- Inlvr-Snruril-x House. Cuum-il. 'l'hia: routmil Inuels um'v a qunlh 1n discuss and formulate all IlH-manry Ian's. An; Cre-vk woman may prest-nl a Sperifu' pmblvm ll: lht-il' allt-nliun. Such problems as pL-rmission fur ialt-b. t'ltlEillg hnurs fur thy hIIlltsvz-i, aml lrlvphnnc limits rumor nmh-l' tho jurisdii-Iiun of this lmtly. In 1119 shurl linlt' lhe- haljllfil has fum'liuiwdl. it has prmt-n ils nmvssily as a l-niuarsity organization. PAH-HELLENIC COUNCIL Tr. maintain certain standards and to nchiexe harmrmy among the sororities on campus in tho purpusv ol' tht' gun'enl- jug body known as Pan-Hellenic Council. The cuum-il i5 composed of the president and one reprehvulaliw from each snmrity With the guidance of Mrs. Hupln. fat-uity adviser uf thr lmdy: Pan-Hel srls up rules for rush. helps prnnmte Helm!- airship. and in general Pucoumges t'at'll unmen's Urt-HL group In Iix'c up to the high ideals Pxperlml ul surI-riliL-s ill Ihv Univm'gity of Cincinnati. Thih lalltr rvspunsiluilily. mull'ly unlimited in sr-upe. is th rnncern uf ilu- nver-xigilmn sland- ards rummittw 0f Pan-Hf-L Must 01' the: yoar-mum! ianr- surnrity policy evolves Irnm :lt-tr'tsiulls made 1'5 I an-l'ielivniv Culnu'il. Ullwr Llrlixiiy Irmls 11- lllu L'Innllinillg ul' c-Hnrlr- uiill lllf? lnler-fralcrnily Lqunr-il lu spunsur seucsh t'H'lllh us Greek th'Pk and llw Spring Hing t'lllllllt'lilihll. Mm. PuII-Hc-l :wllml- Ulrs Hsils lly imlhiqlual Surnrilit's 11: :1 I'hiltlrt'll's llilllll' :IIIII t-Ilgagw in HJITPE-IJIIllllt'llrt uith a war Iu'pllun. iiau'h spring Ihv rnunril hnllls ilr: annual Juirnil- In rlinuu a hug year. ROW l Hagebus:h 1,, Coleman N,. Manihev. J, CargilL C... Wismunn. M. ROW Zisimmuns, N., Beckmam C Callison, P, Glovnr. N, Hume . N. ROW 3-Smgle, N Fielmun, M. Leesemunn, A. Rcbrrls, P Scholler. 6,, Marsiull. L. ADVISER, MR5. RUPP ROW l FuHFs C.. Parker, M., Persohn. L.. Brown, G. ROW Z-Gardnen M CreOurs C. Good, 1., 51lversiein. M ROW J-Be?qeL M.. Briggs, N., Danuhy. N.. Rainl M. . . . I'l'l'hillt'nl Pnlrirlu Lulllwn I Vlrv-l'rt'hitlI-nl Hnris Humlmmrl Hq-rrn-tnry Hsillt-r 'nlull 'rll'zlhlll'l'l' Hulll I'h UIIN l' IlLl1lIl1'II 111 Ihrlhuu l'niwrsity lHHS Julljllu IJPIIH PnlclllliEIIIHl 1919 I This war twenty pledgm guw 1hr AVE; 11 good start for wlolu'zning 3. ; yl'zlrs ull rumpus. Tho ,gil'l:- slarlr-d UH their year Hf Lll'liViliUS In uinning r-Pl'llnd prim: in tile Fire. Prevention Cuntz-sl, Prnutl Inf lln-ir J'l'pn-srnhlliun ill 1119 various 1101101 - ilFiPS mnl urlhilirr nil I'Ulllllllh. llu-y uili lung ralllelnlmr the ALPHA dinners. sqllan'v tlilllt'i'rh and fnrnulk ul' tl'wir uH-cumpus life. Proud hf lllcir plutsr m1 Sulphur Unurl. the AXE felt it was well c H. OMEGA uurth NW 1051 t-ll'l'P lu t-liu up all night In lillinll tilt? Homecom- ing Final. Tin: girls ut'n' :llm ulniuus again In win llm award I II1 lht' must In-uulil'ul Imuill nl Sigma Higrlm Cumixal. Between finding tinw fur sludh-x uml arlixiliw. Hug found time to go In Ohio Stall- for llll' uemuul Hlntv llay. 'Ith: initialion banquel. Spring Furmul. zllul I'ill'U E'ur llw srninrs. Il-fl satisfying mem- nt'ic': 3t llw Pllll nI- nnnlht'r year. I ROW l-Koeslen R.. Simpson, 3., Evans. R., Hammond. 0 Callisun P. Ohmschmidt C.. ThCIII. Eu JOOS. R-. Perez. R- ROW 2- Wright N KPone. C, Kuhn C, Easion, C7, Dixon, 6,, Popplewell, L.. GianalL E., Adams P. Eliot, B. Dornbusch, 5., SiglEr P, ROW 3-Srncllley. L., Russ, 1,, Rheinbold, D., Parker, M., WeiezIer. C., Gerber, l, Copens, 8 Reudha. M., Pfeiftl. Y. ROLSOH, 5 Rad? ever, 1 ROW 4-Somers 1., HeinL R., Young J., Wiechers, W., Combs, D, Albers J RemboWd, E, Nfehaus, K, Frey. C.. RECkaID . Eu Mapperi, M, Wagner, C ROW S-N'Hller L, Corey, K, Lnrnrners. J Plieshr, J. Mergler, D. Bradley, 3., Miller, B. Dugnm 3. Ake, 0., O'Rourke, J Drake. M, L Reichlev, M . Page 233 x ? I l ROW l AhIensturl, H., Burloh, M., Dick, A, Monihey, J,, SmHh M, Worner. R. Richerf. B., MHIs, D., Hewm, M ROW 2 Sfrasburger J Winn, Jh Husmqn, 5. Ahlenslmf. L. Hersh M.. Johnson. M Juughf. C., Burke M.. Knopf E. ROW JHOlsson. J . Gravieg. J.. Durbuken P,- Templin. 1.. Reilly. 5. Beurner, 7.. Campbell. G. MCCO'H'W. M,, Heath, 3. Huben N. ROW 4-FOWIEI, Bu Deisierl J.. Sleinle MH Efrner- macher, H , CaHno, C.. Benson, K. Or'h. P . UBrien. M. Schaller, G. Knopl E., Richfcr, J.. Hnernschemeyen V ALPHA DELTA PI Rehse, H.I CuppeH, J ROW E-Euch, B. Dells. A. McMHlun, 5., Rausey, EH SEWell. M. XIHJi's Huggwllx .hm umi Muiy. ln-sirh-s slapping tramc 011 Clifton ih't-nut- during rushing. also uslwretl illln the- L'Ilapler ninI-tm-u lu'zlml Imw :UIPi IIIIJI plmlgq-s. The new pledge class mun prmml ils xwrlil al llw ATU Hu'm-pslakve: by taking two of llw much l'I-u'tml trullhit-s fur the sllnrles1 pledge and fur thv plmlgr uilh lhv stt ngrr. 'Hnmr-t'nming found the ADPFS hul'killg llnnl nu IIIt-ir Ilcml aml uinning Mord Beautiful hun- nrs- fur llll' scrum! straighl yt-ur. The annual fall formal which was: giu-n nl llw Mulls Hulvl in hunur of lhe pledges again prln-ml 1.. lw mm of lhmzv nights Inuit.r remembered. The year mntinuml in mm slvmly ullirl for lln: Alpha Dells with ex- u-Imngt- tlinm-rai. lulrlivs. alml hanquels. All hm suun another war of fun. unrk. illlll I'rivmlshill in Alpha Delta Pi was ended as graduate: hid gnmlilqv In mm-r lht' circle of sorurily alumnae. ljrrsidt'nt --Jn3 Manlhoy ViL'trPl'csidrfnl - Ruth Wiaruer HH-rrtmy Man Luu Barloh Trennuwr- Barbara Hitrherl Founded a1 levym Cullegr for Wulneu 1851 lh-lu Pi t'haplt-r eslalblishvrl 1935 Pugs 234 Page 235 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA I'I'I'Filli'ln Curui Ul'I'kJ'IIHH Virv-I'rlu-idl-nl Alia: WrMiHuII HI-I-unling Sl'rre-hlr-x 51w SulTunl 'I'rv'Lu-Urr'r Harlin w Hleine I nur1rled all H.Kl'1ll'llhli LlliH'J'silj IUU-l Hllhn Umnmu tlslilllliiill'll I923 After 1hr- om-ilemvnt and confusion of rushing. ' 1116 Alpha Calm :uul their vlvwn plmlgcs st-lllerl down to another year 0f u'urk and play. One of the highlights of flrfat smwsler's sucial activities haR llu: Plotlgv FnrnmI uhic-h was held in early Decem- Iavr. Turing lu umre sericms at-ihilics. the Alpha Cams eagerly nurkml tngt-iher lu suppurt tlu-ir Christmas prujecl. whirl! has always Iu-t'u an a:lvmpl tn lwlp nlhers. T1191. renvu'ed last year's. III'UjPPl. and xisiled rerelrral palsir-d rhiltlren lu make the holi- day: mnrc- t-hl-r'rful fur 1hUlll. Meanuhiiu lhc Sorority partici- pated in the many SOt'lli-ll. Ht'hulzlslit'. and athletic functions of It. In Marrh llw Alpha Gama had their feast of Roses. and in April their Iulr'rnalimml Reunion Day Hus held. The Spring Furmal in Him proved a survess for all the girls in the little house on leulford. ROW JiEVunL K, Saffordl S. Betllmnn, C, Dar'lieli Mrs, A, McMillan, k, Sfene M., Boken M. ROW ZiHeinL A, Adams, 3.. Cluyion, M. A., Hobbs, J. Denning, C.. Schlosselmom N. J Wensirup, J. ROW 3-Wmen N. Schmidt, C . Sleinkump, A. ScheVE, M-. Auld. E,. Mem'H. 1 SchWUrI, L. Schneider, J ROW 44-5Lhulha, E.. Bruehl. A. Cusipn 5, Fern K, Oman, A., Vv'eThling N.. Fay G Walam P. '11: 79 l! A ? k1.4rqi:Ew-la' ROW l-Word. Jr, Rogefs. RH Lane. E. Mrsh. Leesamnnn. A, Breyer, I. ROW I-Bclhr. D., Proshuw. 9., Bailey. Mu. Rush, A., Ginn, 8. ROW 3-Eberhordi. OW Tanseyh Mh, HendersonI J., Bemingh Jw Gerhardt, D.. Schuck, L. ROW 4-Ellis. Jr. Hogabusch, J., Wachs. D.. Walker, JH Skeet M., wm, w. ALPHA OMICRON PI Immediately after returning from the National Convention in anphis. 'lqcnnessee. the. AOPias could he found industri- uusiy redecumting. With rushing behind them. the girls began the busy life nf schunl. with its: round of parties. Many traveled fur Hmnmmming at Toledo U. to return Ill? recent visit of their sisters there. Everyone cnjuyud such annual events as the furmul at tho Alms uhen the plt-tlges were presented 10 friends and alums. Ihe banquet c-elehrating lhe 56th anniversary of Ih'numlerk Day: the. family llit'nilf in the spring. and the senior breakfast lwfnrc grmluulinn. The chapter actively supports the naliunul philnnthrnpir wurkhllw Social Service Department nf Frnntirr Nursing Herxil-tu Thi: year fuund members :u-live in juuiur Advisers. Wynnmn's 59113112 and YWCA. as well as mrinus pulnlimliuns. Presidvnl Anna Lnnscmaun Virc-I'rcsidenlhRae Rodgers Corresponding Secretary Sec. l-Phyllis Haas Her. lIhJulia Bwynr l'im-urding Sor'retary-Pat Pralsllaw Treztwrvr JnAnm- Ward Founded at Barnard College. 1397 Thelu lila established 1020 Page 235 l'l'l'z-illl'lrl Hurlulm Ixr-nt VEH'JH'mirll'lll Arlvil! IHI'lelr'li'lllJl HI-r'rrleln HI-lr-y Hil'w'rs ,rf'Pclt-III'I'J' 5U:- Hurdsull I nl111tit-ti alt lniu-ruily Inf Al'kzllHilr- JUUS Pi Mlnlm Chapter v-Jahliralu-rl I'JI3 With the r-losing ul' llu- formal rushing: rvamn. Chi Omega prnurlly Illvllgml twenty girls. All juinud together and embarked upon a yr-ar of fun in Fuu'iill and rumpus. acthilies. Starling Olaf the program was lilo Pledge Banqlwt and the Pledge. and Active h Parents. Tea in hmmr nf the new pledges. Filling other impor- ROW liLewisI Pl Hickey, C, Sic Rant dalvs Miro a dinnvr with Ihr- Uzul's l-Iuln. r-nnfcrvnr-Ps with A llm ChaplI-r VisilE-r. llw Pivdgr- Fm'nml 13an Christmas Party: lhe Spring: Furmul and the annual Arlivilim Banquet. Al lhis I'nanqm-l. lho .45er for 11w. r-mning yrar twre annnunrorl and the Chi U ul'm ac'llimml Ihw highm'd thI'l't' yvur M'hnlailir an'r- age ill the t'llallllt-r was huII-Irt'll. Tho CM 0.9; proudly vlaim lhl'm' frallvnliu llllt'Pllh ulm rvignr-II sLl'erne ihrnughout the 105?: r-nllrgv your. 1119 lrmlilinnnl aniur Picnit- brought an- ulhr'r surm'ssfu! year In a r-lmv. vets, B. Dieckrmann A. Colwell' Mrs, M, Kent B, SurdsaH. S. KuML E. HUHJEH, N. ROW 2- KnaphlE J.. EllioH', 5 Shepard 5 , Sfewurt 1., Siemering, J., Vigiris. V . Guhre, M . Harrison, J, L'xmburg, N Pruhst E.. Husser, M.- Chapman. N.. Sumndon, D., Comarford, C1 ROW 3-Shuffen 6.. TyndulL 5 . Luischl C Dqurne ll, Abrose, 1., Becker, 5. Pucfkerl C. Briggs. M.. Jervis, M., Kramer. Benny, El Hermann. J, Polsfer, Jr. Huslinger 1., 1e , L, Keuper, J. Mayan R., Hosea C. E ; : MW Pross 8. Devlin, R. Wor'h, 3 Row 4+5chneider. L RFHen, EL Spimmam 5., Hedges. H., Wanna. J,. Fridman. RV Dickinson. P, Church 3 Wurn, J SimuV-Er. J, ROW 5 Currans. N,I Ehrnschwender, R., Boeschi'm, C . Sefrz, S. Vigiris, C., Suggs S RuassaH M.. Fessenden. B.I Wclnzi C.. DELTA DELTA DELTA Reed, M., McAfee. 3-. WHSOH. 5-. ROW I-HiIL J.. Voiksmdh 5.. Lundmum E;u Buchien M , CoWamum N. Gigs. M , Rhuodes N., Fink. AW Chaise! L, ROW 2-Walker, 1,. l CuhoH, J., Cornell, C. Wade, C Messhum, F.. Bosseri, M., Fergmmn A., Baxter, A Weaver, A., Leuchf, V. ROW J-Fufrbmiher, 3,, Shiphv D . ?erschn L. CaHer. Ch Pause. 0.. Schm1dlapp. 3.. SheHerly, Jr. Geeks. B. ROW 4-NTcholL J.. Chadw'wck H Wiley. 3,, Fuller N, GiLbeH, L, Hunt, N. Brown, M., Harmd, K. Shives, S, Ziegler, N. ROW 5-PaHillo, 5., Dunn E,I McKinley, 8 . Morgan. M. Mason. Jw Nalfing, R., Huin, J.. Milehum, 1., Carrufhersl E. Th? lu'enly nvu pledges of llrlla Dena Della, the Iirst soror- ity ml the UC campus. gut UN to a ib ing start by bringing home lhv ATO Su'vopglakvsa cup In place. llesidv their 1953 Sing and Melrn Cups. Spirits WH'P high when thPy mm another cup for a plam- cm Huphns cfulll'l. The Tri Delis had many social events In anticipate sm-h as tho Pledgv and Spring Formals. DRWS Day Hulllwr. EllHl Fnunrlcrla Hay Hitmfr. AH was not social life as- Tl'i hrlls t'lllllt'l he fnuml dmoling lht'ir time In allnust mery rampus-uidr ar-liviiy rillrll as Mnrtar Buanl. GuiclmL the YWCA Ci'lllillrl. anuwrs. HHT Crnss. Jr. Ihh'ism's. and Phi Bela kappa. In Man lhm L'Iirnaxml a war of fun. study. and fellow- ship uilh lin-ir trzlrliliunal Pang Ilum'hvun given for all senior unmml luelunging In Crs'ek Organizations. At this lime :1 cup nu.- auarch-rl tn lhi' mus: nulslandiug soniur w-mlan. Prrsitlvnl Nnmq L'nlt-nlull ViFP-Pl'l'hilll'lll Marvin Uit's Hvrrvlary Man'lha Hur-Ilinr Plarmsau rvr Nana I'Ulundl-h lMumlvll at Huslun L'niu-raily HIEIIS Zc-ld Clmplt-r l'hlzllllisht'il IU'JZ Page 238 DELTA ZETA Prr-eidr-nl ku-rly Harman Vil'P-Pl'l'Hirfl'lll Ht-Hj, Chast- TN'vt'rvlum - Lair Ynullkt'r Tre'uqm-r- Cun-I HIum-r Islllllldt'll ill lllt' lIIiu-rsily of Miami J'JHZ V ljhalm-r Phlillllii-hvti 19H. J.Jella Zt'la Surprirv Package m1?- lht- rush Ihelm- of this Iiu-ly grnllp this war. During rushing. llw girls uerc- proud ln inlrmluw llleir m-u Imusc nmtlwr. Mrs. lung. tn the new mvmln'rs. III the urlirqir' Held. lllt' lllt'flgf' rlass again rrarrit-rl 011'an hmmrs 1n drawing lhr- u'inninf,r newer for the rush honk- IL-l'. DZ alw gained I'vc-ugnitirm in lht' fire prevention dispiay HIK'II 11le mm Hulmt'ahle Mvnliun. Ih-uemlmr Wlh lnrnughl the girl:- ln lilt- Hole! Hintnn ann Club fur lhoir Pledge Formal. and uhul u lillH' llm all had! The IJZ's were also prnud to Illnlhl Illal Hm Imel a Im-mluer in lhr- Juninr Prom Queen's tinuri. le mrni'ily had nulslzlmliug mvlnlmrs in Glev Club. Unml. HWTW. WQLA. Prnf'iltx Uuillnll. nml Umir'rnn Au. Thus Plllllltilling sm-inl aml campus ill'liViliPER. llw Dr-Iia Zeta: made lilis mmlhu-r nulxlaruling year on t'ampus. ROW 1- Chase, 3, Wuhan V. Jung Mrs E C Barman. B.. thnar, C. ROW 2-HachieL 6., Yaunker, L., MumfoH, L., W1smunn, M, Lunsdule, M., chier, M., Kalb N. ROW 3 ChH5fophnr S, RusselL D A Bufp J, Moole, M., Braesch F Owens, El. ROW 4-Kyrluch, L., Mode. 1., Oriemann, E.. Bournon. A Hawk, N. Mosehml, M... Londen, P ROW I-Jonas. M,. Pogue. 0., Slagle, N, Mrs. A. Underwccd, Simmons, N.. Parry, N.. TegeL B Wench, M. 0 Row l-Fisher. E. Brunner, M., Gaskw'ns, W Wmd, D., Dilley, F'. Sholen J Pickering, 3.. McFarland 5., Nussbeum. P, ROW SuMcGinnis. C.. Wessalmann, 14., Man- Hing L. Laufer. N,, Meyer, D , Mufhews. J,I HeifILer. 3., Cremrs, Cr, Mclniosh. J, Kan, I.-ROW FVogel. M.. Snupn L, Davis, Jw Dieci- mann, C., Hall, 3.. Squer, R, Devine. G . Rodger, J, Wagnen L Bauer, J.. Fearing, J ROW 5-Wilsun, 5.. Yodd, E., Beavers, S. A.1 Cracker, A., Lyford, C., Woehrmam M., Long R., BH'I, Sr, Knife, A., Lackey. E VOQEL M. ROW hWhile. 3.. Boyer. A., Survis, AK, Cracker, 1,. Buck. 5 , Murphy N.. Wells, A., Weiss. 5., Lewin, C., Parry J. Tics thal giw snrvirr lo the University. and a rhapter-hnusc alimnsaphvre uhirh slinmlallrs intellectual progress. are. the main purpusss of Kappa Alpha Theta. In scholarship tho actives ranked eomnrl. while plmlgos received the 1053 scholarship rup. lelas all '4ng that. Lil Mama. Mrs. Underwond their ilnusonwthcr. has rlt'mo? a great deal In make 2711 Clifton a Pen- IUI' of rumpus: life. Prnurl that Pi K A rlmse u Thela for their Ilrvmn Girl. uml llml Tiwla mm the Sigma Sigma Carnival il-nph'y fur ihvir fnurth your. llu- girls Iwamcd even Illan whpn KAPPA ALPHA llwir pledges leriorl nff hmmrs and the title of ATU Sweep- slukt-s girl. This yc-ar lIu-ir sm-ial valendar has added faculty TH ETA dinners; are a lu-rmmwnt purl Inf llwir prngram. The year ended fit'l'fl'Fih us lelus lrm'u-lu-tl ln lhv Chateau Furlenar: for the nalhnnaIIWIHVrnlhln hl,lu1Mn Prmimlcnl Nam y Hilmnnns Virv-Prt'sirlt-nl Nant'y Hlagle Smsrvtary Nam; Parry Trvusurt-r -Mary Cue I'Iam'k Funndrrl all HI: Palm Uniwrsily IEITH Alpha Tau established WIS; Page 240 KAPPA DELTA Page 24I Prt-r-itlrnl P431313 Uulv: Vir'v-Prt'siciI-nl .In-Uv kmwhl Hrr-n-tzuw Hwh-n Vlunrn Frl'I'HSUHT NLIFII1 lllldHifJ I' ulJIui:-II at Virginia Slalll- Mrrlnal WT UIIII'gu i Chillllt-r fuumlml I913 In 1053-3 1 llw kappa Ilvlls haul in muinlain the high 912m. l'IHI'lI set IIH- lm-xinus y 'ur. uhirll among ullwr things. included ttllnllldfr Junior Prom lrnplu. a Hignm Sigma truphy. and run- ilvrsrup lJUHiliHll ill lhv Sing. Ail llw kli'n ilnlivipalt'd a success- ful war jml us mun u: rushing lwgan. ATU Huerpslakr's anti FounderAs lieu m-rt- milling lhr firsl m'iix'itit's Hf 1116 year. Then the pledges quirkI-x gut 11: work Inlzmuing Ihrir llnat fur Home- L-uming. aml uurlwtl unlil llw m-r Imurs uf Lhe morning. tr. make their plum :1 r mlih. Hummit Hills was llw sin- uf the Cllrislmas formal nn Um Hatunhu Indore Christmas. and as LihLlal. H t-nulw hall i-l muru'luug linw. After Christmas xatatiun and 91mm urn- mt-r. merixmw Ingilll to think alauut Wurking an the Juniur Prum 1:an llw Hing. Spring 5mm HltlHl the year in uhirll :hm had nun unntht'r lrnplu llw nnc fur Snphos linurl. ROW theinuld. W,. Munro. H.. Knechl. J'.. Luhrman. M . Oates. P . DuuHon. PH Ludwig. H. ROW 2-Hohrnan R.. Slow. M., Pullis. C.. HieuH. 5.. Pence. 5.. GoHscholl. L. Rivers. 0.. SchaHer. J. ROW 3-Krumer. M. Persons, 5.. Kessler. T., Robison, 6., Bige1ow. 3.. Fisher. K,. Wolfe. P. Kunkel. B. L505. 5. Schcenh'ng. M, ROW dischmhv. M,. Webkr. W. Suermann. C,. Reihes. J . Shelton. R.. Haynes. 5.. Reihes. L. Ansputh. M.. Miehelfeld. I.. Volt. JH Eraun. 3., SchuHe, J.. Gruuenkemper. PL Shearer. C.. Percy. R. ROW 5 HaII. 5.. CroHy. M. Hughleff. C.. Ziegler. 1,. Maraudas. C., Schceang. N. Ms M May? VA'; ' .L ROW t Ccr5. A.. Speckman, L, Smith. C.I Mrs. A. Hcmmrsen Kellen M A. Boyer, N Gingerich, J.. Cudwaludcr, B. ROW 2-Balenbaugh, IL Lloyd. 3., Deench M Sch'xldmeyer, Mn McNEJL M BelL C, Ebersme S Hurimon. 1., Maierk Fw Claussen. L. Milier E., Ruse P. ROW 3-Bryonh N., Bidlingmeyer, D. Schubert, J. Meyers C. L.' King, J, Skinner, R7, Heinhold, M J,. Mueller. L Strohmengef, CL. Ylav'xs, M, Caran. A, Morn S. ROW 4-RillerhoH, L., Smilh, B Grunt C.. Grischy. J.. Sfrosnider, J.. Drake 0., Moore. B. Lukemam L.. Morris, P., Hammelrufh, 5, Mmfer. L, ROW SvPowaIL T, Galanti E, AppeL J. Binnie J . Kcrnes. R Riggs Du Vlhfling J Meffard, C. Roberh. P. Pcurne M Neil, M. L. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 11 was a big wonderful year for the girls of Kappa Kappa Cammm for mu Friday. February- 1 1 . at exactly I2 ul-Iock Phyllis Kross nf Kappa was crowned Queen uf lhe 195-1 Junior Prom. 50cm aftvr. all loyal Kaplms juinetl in the traditional m-rvnmlv tu :lwir queen. Hum llle firsl part nf the past year NIH breathtaking N: the suturity. for will: lheir usual pop vim unrl dgur lhm planned and carried nut the usual mund nf rushing purlim and lllen. wilhnut slapping. stelrlml Uwir exten- 5hr sm-ial program. Thvir mfemlur inrlurlml a lea fur the par- I'IIIH nf their nr'u plvdgc E'IRSS. a plume furlnaL and a Christmas parly fur unrlvrprivilugml rhilrlrvn. Tho Hm'ial year ended wilh lhcir lung Imurs uf prarliuv fur llw Inlcrfratornily Sing, aan llu-ir humps uf planning for Grm-k Wt-vk: Hams cndctl their au-Imlnslic your. lircsilh'm Mun Mm Krlll'r Vil'v initlrnl Curnl Hmilh Trcuwrl'r ,Iulwl Uingt-ril'h mrt'n'lur-b Nzlllm Bnyvr l'humlvd al N'Ilmnmulh Cnilogp IIIIH Hvlu Hlln llhalllurr mlahlishml IUI l Page 242 Page 243 n a:llzal. hmhnunnn hhoanquna PrI-ninle'nl UurII-m-Slalrnlmrfh Vir't'vPrvm .Ilm-llhinv Unmhnnn Hprrr-lm-y .qun 1.14in I lju-Tre-ur-Iu'l-rs llUih l'ngmr. Iris Whin- lemivd al Cnrm'll l'nivvl'iily I'JI: Epsilon Chapter mtuhlishI-il 1927 I This' war the HUT?- rapturcd lhcir pledge vlae-s uilh the rush therm- of Date Bureauu whore the rushees were inlmthuwl SIGMA DELTA lu pnnhlems uf college life. The autixos L'Ulllll hell Inc lJruLlrl of TA llwir plt-tlgl' rhlass fur nnt- them was rlm'lml ln tht- Suphos Court. The pledgvs shrm'E-rl Ihrir uriginality when thr-y gau' a Came m: You Wvuuld lw Dressed if Yuu Wrcrt' Nuts parly Sewrnl Inilliunairrs wcrv fnuml in 1hr- midst uf lldllit'F at this aifair. III the spring the soniurs gaw. a Spring Furmal in lmnur 0i thi- entire t'hapler and the- plerlge t'lzlSri in parlin-ular. In rr-Laliaiiun tho PhapEPF ht'mut'ml its H-ninrs with its annual leanlnerry Breakfast. All girls uhu IneL-anu- engaged pruFllt-rl frum an nld Iraulilinn thul Inf giving lhf-m t-auh a flu puuml hux uf candy. All the SUITE eagerly awaited hLlI'lllllt'f ulld their Nalliunal Curr wnlinn in Florida. ROW IaGoodmunh L Smmbuch. M.. SkHIun. Mrs. V., Levme, 1., White, I ROW Zichskyh Bh Kurshcn. L Schucurlh DH Ahue, N, Schulerh 5.. Goldmocher. R, ROW EhDuckonh. JA. Hellerh 5,, Gordon, M Shunker, E Silversfein HI h Ler'ko-NHI, L. Wiewer D. f f f mr-m- ROW I-Duggan. E., Brichweg. M . Fwelman, M L. Mrs. Beck LGEFV. 6 Sm'der M., Crowe, L. ROW Zu-Schlichfe,M1 Burgusser, Jr, Eckern K Mnloney N,I Huppenians D,, Weber, 6.. McJoyn' J., Hanlon, J. Frommeyer, C, Ryan, N. Thorsen, M ROW 3-5991n9rl, E. SchchgeFIE. A,, Moran. M.. Elmer, H, Doyle B. Parfeous. A, Danahy, N, GHeme A. Labnr, M WHder E, Dawd. P ROW 4-+Weber. 1.. Meyers. Y., Loesch. M,, Quinn, C. Boerger. I . CurroH 5, Frank. 5 chfr'mzmn V. Koerner, K, Hunlon. 5 SmHh, 5., Frmfe M. ROW 5 Muggini. M. TroH'man, D, Senour, R., Ryan, F Bernard, i, CaMcurcio, J., Wruy. P. Sunder P, SchmiH, 1... Nulmarhzws 1., SchmiH. D. GuHing. L In lhr hm-t fnshium nmgazim- HUIIK T110121 Phi usml Maul?- Iumist'lles W'unl lu Cnllvgr-u :15 Hip llwnlt' lu giye im'trlning frrr'n'h- IIH-n mum'n a glimpsv nf rnllr-gv life during rushing.r in Hcptmn- In-r'. Pill rnHI-gt- lilit' has l'u'ry Ml 1'15 1,1153. :15 lhr I'llr'ihing Ver- Aiun. uml llw girls smm found llwmsvlws sundu'it'hing FPI'II'IUI uan :uul mitl-U-rm quizzt-s lltfluPl'll llnal-Iluilding for Home- c'oming; zlmi vnmllaligning fur Suphus. The strains of hUh1 Yuu THETA PHI Hl'uutiful Hull illlrmlm'rti t'dntlidulv Hullrx Trulllllall ill the ALPHA m-l-I-ir- le'urt' Illh' Jamie i-lIIII nnlny hilllm L'lleers ilt't'ulnllmliml Iwr Iu'vsvntnlmn us huplms Queen. The: hm wmks before Cllrislmue llruughl Hwerul annual Thom Phi menus. starting uilh 1Iu- Plvdgl- Furmzli 31 Summit Hills. Chrislnms mrnling uilh Phi Kappa pul all in Ihl- Imlirluf. sluiril us llugy Visitml Dr. ulglllrrih' Ilumr. IIIL-Ilifafs. 21ml t'llildrml's hnmrf's. l'rl'silliml Hum LIT Hrlmull ViwrPrt'ritil-nl Mu'nam' LI-urV Sprrvlulj Luis t:l'lJHl' Ii't-alslm-r Mal'juril- Hnirh-r anuulvtl nl IIH' lniwrsil'x ul Wirhiguu I'HZ l :IIr-il!il1 llhululrr l'klillllif-hl'il IWIU Page 244 Prvnhlrnl Anita Meltlhv; V'Fit'fhlll'f'Hidl'lll Illrz Halkvr Hvrrelat'y Juan Hao'r 'I reusurrr--Mur5 Ilarul Garnulz Fcpunded at Virginia Hlulo Mu'mul Cnllugt IU'JH Alpha lilel lwtalllialmi I'JZI This 3'? m-wrul nwmlum's uf Zela 'I'au Alpha quked For- uartl 11: Hm spring. :ml lwvauw il llruughl the end Hf another Hl'llulll war. Irul iwruuse Illa wore clc-Iu-galt-s in LIN? 1954- Nullnnul Lurnt'llllml at Mlaml Pwarll. I'Iurula. HPrP they l'um- purwl lht: sm-iul. :arlmlzlutits. aml philanthmpir fum-timls uf ZETA TA Ilwir u-Implvr hilll Ilu- ullwr rnllegv t-haplr-rs. They discussed ALPHA nnl Imlx their lrallilinnell neu-nls. lml tht-ir unusual vustuuu- party and Pll-dgv Prime dance. Thuse al the rnnvenliun IIt-ani lhal Iht' Cilll'illnnli vlmptt'r Has FPIIIPSE'IHPII at every Innlluull gaum- Iq llw Zulu linnuran Callcl Culunel. marrhing uiih lhv RUTH at half limv. I'nmf nf 11w girH ability In CU- tJlIt'rillt' nus 1hr trnphy uhit'll they t'urrmi HIT fur Illaa Must llunmruus flnul at tlw Humer-nming game. Thus. they shuwt-d than c-zu-h war lu'ingb mm inh-rcr-ls tn the ?.Pta'x ROW l;Nalsc-n. 9.. CVHcIru, 3., Gurnulz, M.. MuHhes. A. ngsbv E, Eusser, FL Sakai, 1,, RusselL N, ROW ZiPlaH. J, Cecil. J KQIIM, L. Miller J. McLemvzare P., LoneI B. Cnrvev, 1., Richardsom A Andrus N.. Schulm. V., DiTullin, 5. RDW 3-Everefl N., Fishel, M. Harria. R,, Behymer 1,. Spindlm, N4 Gump. M., Greenerl, J, thpps. F. Lener D. Barker, G. Kiefer. M , Muh'mun, Y. ROW diDuhm'nair-y M.I Suvery 5.. AHHaH. J.. Beckenhaupf, C, Subngn, H Glover. N, Meinlschmidt. J WoHersl Ju Comer. A-. Glissmunn, R,, Thomas, J., SegmI 5. Lippelmun. M. ROW Snifne. C Duly, 5 Gunkel, C Stenger, J, Brunnar. C. La I K, Kraemer. J , Fuquav, $. BruHish. 3,, Reuben IL Froley, A. Scheren M Pomds 5., Heyobs, S a ROW IrHurr'w, M.. S.ONTL J , Ladinqeom J, Burch H. ROW Z-Macker, H. Wa'son. IL KEHEF. CK Sunlongem, 1., Lunge, R, MuHin. K, TRIANON 'l'riannn reulh started niT with a hang this year. fur hardly llzul lllt' plmlgv class and lllt' ulrl members got lo know each nlllPr ullr-n it has timr to celebrate their 25th Anniversary. t'Iim-innmi's uriginal rllupler pluyrd husl al the 1953-54 Na- tional Triumm Com-rntit'm. which was led at tho Terrace Plaza. The program during;r this vnm'vtllinn included a luur 0f llu- l-lliVPrhil'V of Cincinnati vampus. a lea at the Union. and a dunmn After tht- t-xvilmnenl nf their anniversary celebration. lllt'llllll'rH cal. Trimmn gnl ill lht' Holiday spirit by hulding llwil' lrmliiiunul Chrislnlzm purh. Other reLl-Ieller events Im the Tri- unnn snt'izll t-ulmulalr included thv Mnlhcr-naughtcr Tea and 1hr annual Hmior Banquet With a 39M parked full of fun, thv girls of Triunun hurl litllo time In let tht: dull mllline of classes. grl them down. President .qur IA'Uinglun Vii'v-Prt-sidt-nl- Jlelvn Burr-h Sl't'rt'larlk- Marshal Harris Treasurvrwjngt-v Hlnrm Founded :11 the l nin'rsih uf Ciru'inmlli 1020 Page 245 SORORITY LIFE Willl Ulv xvllflllllfh Ht-Imlr Tm uu-r, HiI-lun sht'llur n-ully lIrrwt-cl up fur rushing. :Xirlnlunvs :uul m; tlnlls ruultl iw swell rmr'ring lht' from! 1Jl SUlllI' uf llu- wrm'il; lmuse-s-i. 35 HH' I-l't'iillllt'll ut'n' inlrmluc'rtl lu IIII' nl'gunimi lions. Rushing Invr. thv plL'dgvs vnlt-rml in lln- l UllIlII'li- IimI fur NIH Su'wpslukm Hirl. 'I'ruphil-s rurriml Jllllllt'. llw grunuph quirkly slurlt-II marking m1 campaigning I'nr Huplms. Whilr plmlgma urlilml lnhlvs nu rI'lH-Hlm Iligllls alml leurnwl lhc-ir sm'nrily history. the- au-liws- plurmnc! llw M El1 S rulning mt-Jllra. Hilnqm'ls I'ur l'juumlm's' Dan Hull t-u-llamgt' clinm'rs with fr'ulr'l'nitir's m-n- giwn. Thaw rx- thgr llillllt'h: gau' lht' HI'L'Ith illldl'd ulllmrtunilit's lVIIl' Sllt'iill Illixing. l'llljuyml IIHIHI III. ull ruinis hilr- tlw lrmli- linntll St't'rnading ulwnmrr il nislu'r HHS IIiIIIII'ti. I'H'IIII: lw- ginning In 6111'. Hurnrity Iifu- i: am intI-ng purl ul rwrx LC Fowl; life. EXCHANGE DINNER ATO SWEEPSTAKES WlNNERS RUSHING INTO SORORITY LIFE Page 247 FRA'I'ERHI'I'Y LIFE le aninual Inlrrfraltvrniu Cuumsil lewutiun Invgan 1hr yt-al fur lllr LL' l'ralvrnilieza. This war it H119 hell! in IIim-innuli. thus t'nalulin; umn- I'niwrsily doi:3- gult-s In zlllmul. M'lm- rushing llnv plmlges started their First III'njH'l fur IIu-ir urganizalinns building thir Hui'ila- fur 1hr Hunwr-mning Gamv. Will: lln-ir put; um their ht-mls. llw plmlges flid nut lradv their small pin fur the pin uf an active fraur-rniu man until lhc Swnntl semester. I'ixvllangr dinners. lIm-r parlit'S. aml fnrmals t-unsumotl Inurh uf the lime giwn tn mrial m-tivities. Talking purl in the l niwrsily al-thilirs. Ilw llltII-S ur- ganizaliuns t'nnlrilwult-II much timv lu philantllrullit' prnjr't'ts. Parliw- glu'n fur untierprivilvgrd t'llildl't'n mic? u'nrking ai liu- l' i1nllan Strwl Nvighhnrlmml Huusr' here purl Inf llw prugrami. Hrilulttrship uals in ruumgvll. HR lhc- mvn xivtl fur lruphju-a gh't'll fur lhi' lnlmlgv 11ml atiiu- rlnsws uilh llw highest iu't'ralgvh'. Willi all this In rl'lIIPll1lIl'l'. thv Im'n urv prnml In Iw itlvnlth-II with llwil' rL-sllw-liw l'ralvrnilii-s UHllPl'ialh ulwn Ihm InvI-nnw alums. ENTERFRATERNITY SING N.I.F.C. ENTERTAINMENT O PHEKEIA CARNIVAL UC REPRESENTATIVES TO NJ.F.C. , 1x I .9433;in VISITING DIGNITARIES AT THE NATIONAL iNTERFRATERNiTY COUNCIL CONVENTION Page 248 IH'I'ERFIIA'I'ERHI'I'Y COUNCIL HrIIn-w-utiug .mul ru-unlirl:llin;.: Ilw Hirinm Inpnl .mv'rzil gimulj- um rumpus. Illt' Inli-rl'rulI-I'nilx Huum-il ir- 1m urganizzi- linn hlmsu- lllf'llllll'l'rihiji i5 HIIIIIJUHI'II ul tlr'lr-pdlt-a II'IIIII I'm-II Inf llu' Hu'iul gl'lIUFJ-u rl'ln- LFJZ. hm Irm-n fullrlinllillg umlm' itx prawn! nunw Hil'H'l' Itl UL Fur mum yI-zlr's Int'fun- llull :Iulv. ulu-n il Inn kmmn :15 HIV IH'r-sitIl-HIH' finllm'il. il nah Hurry ing IIlII ih lu'vm-nl uI-jm'liu'n'. ullil'h th'r lu prnlrlulv Itr'lln'r inlvrl'rull'l'ltily n-Iulium and In luvlp lwliiblisll Ill'tlgl'nrllr- fur llw Irah'rlliliw uml imlt'lwmll-nl lllt'lllr- sm-iail groups nilil'h inrlluir u w'H- ruumh'ti suriul Iilf'. high wlmlawlic- Hlillllldhlm uml lulrtit'ipulinn in unrlhuhiiv rmnmUIIiu IITHjVI'IF. l TIII' gruup uurLu VIUHI'h uilll i'm'uily Im-miwrs In luring 1 ulmul lelm' hall'mnm mnl ugn't-ilm-n: n'gnl'lling llu- sm-iul lifl' I Hi thl' nu'u. HT: lll'll'l'lllillrh lln- elzlmlalrdh tn lw mainlaim'll by Um lirillrlJIJ-iil'ri. and Huh IHfill' I-hmhli-Jlrh alml Pflrlll't'i'H llll' lLlll'r- fur Inm's rushing.r uml plc-Ilging. ll I-umlinws uilll llu- Pam Hr'llnrn'lr Cnunvil In npunsur lln' annual Urm-k W-r't'k in HIV Spring. and il l'U-HI'IHHUII'S lhf' vunrk ml the frult'ru'ln Ilwn willl tha- l'BllllJllH X in marking: all I-nlnlllunih t-vlllvl'r. griVillg IIHF- liv- fur urpllun ur Iuwly t-hiltlrt-II. :mrl Ilnnaliing 5vnirt-s fur nlrinm m-Hzm- llfhPF. ROW X-Pace, W, Wew'ge, E. Yschum E Mafhews, P Rimky, G, GaodfellowIR,R0W2-Ponsl1,, BrilL R, Baum, L3,, Brim?! J, Homm D.1ngberg,H., Huhendorf. J. ROW 3-Henninger. G Boyle. H.. Mehier. P. George, C, qung, I. Mark. G Kirlr T ROW a-Gamble. H.. Richards, EL Ferguson, R. Longsneeh W. Thul, Au Schcplwer. 1,. sumac, J. Fordum-gw A g Page 249 a 1i ROW l-SquilanH' R Harlan, R, Tth H., Green. J , Reynolds. D Erelih. W., Eirnbaum, R ROW 2 5tone, 5., Dunnie, J, Prior J., McGiH I. Sechler 0., Nelson, R. Dunifun, H. Daugherty, R. ROW 3-Orr. 1., Many C, Rasmussen, H Hubbard, D, Cutrighr. D., Agne, B. Reynolds T., Glass 0., Thompson. C Rice, D ROW 4- Bollau. 1A.,Wogner D. Blackburm J.. Ren'z. C., Schqu, 0 Albaugh A. WhHucre G. Kumpl F.. Lackhad H.. BurdeHe A ROW Su-Sunkey, D.. Rupert, IL Duncan. IL Dayton. W ScaH. C. Foell, 0.. Skelly. J Helfer. F W.. Remner, R. A., Kirk T. Um-e again lho Avariu men cnjuyml ml m-tiw war 01' Work and play. After rushing wilh it; round uf parties things svttivd rlmm. lnut unly fur a hrir'f periml of lime. The m-xl event on lhv mcial agenda. the Hnlllw'mning l'arty. new hold. IL um: fulluwed Ialt-r lay a falnuloush nuwl Mnllte Carlo Part; aml 1m , UM CltlthS Party. Amlmg HIP lllllhl nutulnlv aHuirs Was. HIV l-uurse. lhl' lelge I' IIrlll;ll uhirll L-Iinmxvtl the rushing and A CA c I A Filml-trzing poariutls. ChristmnsA lilI'IP um? again llrlullghl HIP illlmuill Hn'nstnms laaru. Thls is gwen for nrplmns. and was annyt-d Ivy 11m At'm-in men Hh' murh are by HIV t'llildrt'n. Along luwards Ihv rml 01' the war Acacia gun.- ill: annual Fullntlvrs' Day Inauquet. Cunelurling the ymr's ar-thililg-s the Spring Furmal um: In-ld. Fm Hlllf'tl mmiher yt-ur surt'n-ssful lmlll snrialh uml ir-hnlaslically. - PI'CSil-ICHI ,Inlm l'rrr'r'n Virr-Prvsillvnl Hiuiul Hmlmltls Stirrelnrix. - ljharlrs U-nrgr- Trvasurcr Rir-lmnl Birnhuum FuumII-cl all lilt' lzniversily of Milthigan IUIH- Cinr-immli Chapter rulalr. l'JZU Page 250 Jl'rrr-idl'rll ,Iim Hyun Viri'-PH'SiIIPIIl Tum Hl'illxillllh SI-I'rrlury Ilnnlr Unllril'l Trmlsurvr 10 Hilihlf'lllll'rg I'uuuch'ei Yull- lniu'rnily HHS I Helm Sigma lNlLthi-Jll'ti I'HT I Bl-lu Sigma r-huplm Hf Mphzl Sigma Phi nun rt-at'liralml in I'JJT unll is Mill in the IJI'IIPI'r-r- I-f gr'llilllu u firm l'unling. Thih A I-PH A year thP Chaplet uma fnrH-tl lu ulwrntt- uilhuul 21 hnusv Iwraum' s I GMA PHI il .WM lur-u rlnmu Ln mukr helix l'nr lht- m-n HL-lllhuust'. DPSIIHE' llns handicap. the Alpha 51:15 mutlc u guml rm-nrll fur them- ern-s. Besides mnny informal IIHTUI'F. Hwy held a ChriHmaa- lulrU. a smni-Iurnml ulanm-. and u Fhllllflvrh- Day Imnque-L T1163 furnished mm of the fiw enlvl'taimm-nl avl; fur lhs- Big Hrulhm' Dance at uhic'h tl'u'y caplun'd Hm prizv Inr tln' ln-sl n-plira 0f their pledge pin. Allhnuglx llwl'v uvre nnly six' avliw Upha Sig: aI llw lwgilming Hi the Inuit :1! Hm yulrls I'IHI lhr-I'f' urrr- lu'euly-sewn mml asmu-ialml with Ihe irulvrnih'. This ir- irrefutahlv Pvidmwr mm gnml things l'iJmt' imm smell! puckugus. 1 ROW 1-Hal5lenberg IL Heuhamp. T.. Ryam J., Rakel. K. Gabriel, R. ROW 2-Berl. R Seqerar. IL Peacock IL Meyers. R. Pinion, T. ROW l-Masrim H Stout F, Bryan. M, RokeI. J. Busch, D. Lawson, H No? Shawn: Hershbergur, L., Lcsoy, D ROW lv-Kemer. J Gamble, Hw Helle, L, Ernst, E., Mifchcll, R. ALPHA 'f TAU OMEGA I D , Bishop, T Kisker, E. Knor A Mont, W, , Mvws. Mrs Schowvwn J Cooper, T. Dawson J., DaviL D. ROW 2 King 1., Carpenter, , Nmmi, J. Cartifero. L, ROW 3-Koiser JA Gresham J.. KeHem 5-. Saunders, J . . Jones, E. ROW 4-Bmdcn H, MahaHey, V, Frost L. Lusure D Feller. A Behymer. W.I Binnay, H. CVFEHIV. J Odenwmdi P. ROW 5-5yuk H Km E, Tutnen D Pelerson F., Clark J., Purier. J MHH, E., Grant. 3.. Harris, T. The annual A'm Hmw-pslakr-s rexm-t-hvd u luil ul' unexpm-lml Inulllic'ih this yt-ur ul'wn pulirv sudtlvnh aplwurrd IIII tlu: sump uml thr- front pages uf ll'll' Imprls Maxed l'urlh lhv nt-us lhal lhv frulvrnil-x hml Iml guttvn the right IJt-rmil fur lht'ir Spm- tau-ular suet'pslukvr gix'r-n hnr all Crvvk mrnrilil-a Huwm'rr. lllih did llnl llilllllil'l'l llw spirit: at tlu- Inn'ly llml night. Christ- Inus fnumi llll' lmusv tll'l'tll'LllHI fur the annual Christmas i'ul'mal. lhr- Huh l'rulvrnily Lmnul ,u'iwn all lhc- hullsc. A muvh enjoyed Frvnrh nighl-l-iulu IW'U um lhu- lhwm- of lhc A'I'U rush parties. rnlt' l'ruh'rniu. Izumwvr. tlici mnn' llmn giw liilrtil'm This is Mi- tle-m luy lht- mam ATU'F fuunnl Llll the nu-imming. lt-nnis. nml Irat'k lvzlms. Thl- fmlrrnily Hill also Imus! nl' luu ing in its ranks llu' Sjmrls I'JIliluI' III llw me Rt'curul :Iml thu Invsitlc-nl ul llw vllrlniilry fmIr-rnily l'n-aillrnl ,Iim Srlzm-Im-r ViHJ-Prr-sitlt'lll Hun 1 I;1lIgll1'1' HCI'I'I'ILIU Hurr-x Urumlljv Tn-usurrr ?'n-mwlrl I 'I'nm IIIqu-r St'lnl'hlt-r H PI-rry Huylu- FIIIJlIliPlI all Virginia Military. IliHlilUlt' I305 I'HIILI Lumlula uwlzllllislllld I922 Page 252 PWJ'IIU s'- r Page 253 AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB ROW l-Crumrine 0.. Chum .l Yndar. L. I'rt'rillc'rll Julm Ullzlln Vit-ILPrPHidvnl Paul Crumrinr Ilr-rurding He-I-J'Iftarjr Hm: I aluhn Rurhlnmn Sr-r. ll filmirl Humm Cmrvspumlin; Hc-c-nllar-x Hm: I Charles H'Hirum Hm: H rArl Crisfn-ld Isuumlmi ill Ht'nistm Lnitersily 1917 Lim-iunuli Chapter cslulr. 1920 TllrlJllgholli it's In-c-nly-uight years 1hr Allwrit'an Cmmnous tllulu has mulr-mnrerl tn strt-ngtht-n iis failh in the fundamental lyrim-iples uf tIHnnr-raq aml the Imrtherhmxl 01' man. as well us In stress H'rvivP ln 1'19 lillivt'rsiu. The- applicalinn uf these print-iples tn the arlhitirs L'arrimi on by this: nrganizatinn had madr' lht' ACCE one of the mml outstanding groups; on ram- pus. Their 1953-51 smsial zlgmula has headed I13 the annual Humm-mning Helllqlit'l. enjoyed In lhe artix-ea and thr- alums. Urspilv timv nu! fur Study. the members nf the American Cnml mum Cfuh fuunrl amph- limr- enlhusiastir-ally tn practice for. and purliripule in. imramuruls and nlher uampus-wide activi livsn Last. Inul nut least. LhP ACC'H ruundml out their year with tho annual Spring Formal. the climax uf another year which Izad passml 5c: huiftfy. Hosom, D. Roseberry. R HOW I-Evons, R KesseL J, Allurdw'ce. W,. Silva. J. Rushlr mun, J ROW 3-F05Mf. G . Admrd, 3-. CMUSiHQ. R . Allisum C. Lewinel L.. Denluarn R. RUW G Kennedy IL, Schneider. 0., Eruesile, D Slevens, B. E ? BETA 'I'I'IE'I'A PI l ROW I-Lumley L. Hendricksom B, Rosa 0,. Decatur. J Mrs, Fawceff. Bishop B. Miller. E. Weaver, 1., Relate R. ROW 2 SeybuIdf, P.- Yamaguchi, B, Sundquist P., Pooh M Siavcll, D.. Kelly, L, Maxfield, D Williams, I. D., Calder. D. Hersh. R. ROW 3-Gocrin9. J. Chod- burn. J., Baldwin T Brown, 0 H'wcks, S. McKenIie, 3. CGnan, J., Felix. IL Hemhcuie, 1, WooHon, W Kennedy. FL Condor. J. ROW4- Marple, D Roof. J Furry R., Lunsford C.. WooHon, J. Schneider. F.. Sleele. R., Ernst TH Seniord. AU Norris, W-. SMIHIK J Ulrnen J- ROW 5kPDSHU. J-. Koenig. 9.. Mom, Gr. Bowgruf, E, Spencer B, Ainswonh. 0,, Morgan, 1, Burfon IL Eurnhort. L. Gcsiger. P. Craig. R.. Meeham R ROW 5-!ennie J., Bode. A. Gruhanm A. Green. L Gelder. R.. Whipple, D., Guskill, L SproMs. R., Wachs. J., Anal, F, Grow: W. The Beta s started out Ilse new school year by plrdging lweuly-IWU new members. All immediatcly Pnlr'rvd into college life. for Retain arc- knmm for their high svlmlurship. their par- lit'ipalirm and leadership in rumpus at'lh'iliPS. and their numerv nus works in lllv Hvld Hf trhnrily. Besides its more serious iauri pose of hvlping members dm'vlup an apprvc'iaiiuu of the finer things. sexeral social msonls won: 011 lho agvnda, A pledge Ilmmfa a Triad Daan. 3 uinlvr and u spring furmul. a house- parly weekend. and a :4th dance new im-Iudorl on their social L'ellmular. Haul wurk and ro-oporaliugm netted 111v Hota'; two new ITUIJhitL'. 215 lhvy won Imlll lhc Fire. Prevvnli-m Cunlcst. and Ihp Most Ronutiful Float at l'lunm-mning. Their Heal tlwmv was Our CardinaL Our Buckcyr'. Our Olliu which I'nlluuml lhe Sesquir-nntennial ilwme. Pl'EsiIanl alumna HL-raiur Vit'lhl'rl'hiill'lll- Hum Hirhnp SvI-rvlun HI-I'liun I null llllllall'it'ksun Sw-litm H7 Vvk Murlz TH'HMIIW'I' Hun Roar I'Mumlml ul XIiaImi l niu-rsily HH'J He-la 11 l'hlilllliSIil'll H'JH Page 254 DELTA TAU DELTA ROW l-Reed, 1., Forster A, Spragens T I'l't'hillf'llt HIDIII'I1 lint Virv-IH'r-dxlI-nl kmmrlll llfflilgll' Hu-c-rrlun bc-InI-HN-r I .fr'rry kill'lhllll bL-Im-n'h-r H Hun Walgm'r rl'H'dr-III'I'I' I'n-I'n Hllrugvrh I' IIlJ:IcI':'d ul Hvlllum fInlIt-gl- IHS'I Ualnlrlu Chzllnll'r I'hlillliiFhPll IUII'J ThL- DL-lfi uslwrcd in 3 mm year uilh a may INJUH'IIHJIIIEI'. wlm was. as prnud ruf the lmys us lhry wr-re ruf hrr. Thr-y could he found in almnst all campus au-tivitiE-r. ?'H'illing.r in the New: Record tinllii-Pa: the: Editorial Etlilnr r'uulrl he fnuml wearing a lielt pin. Fur iufnrnullinn ml the inirumurak. llm lweld man. allsn a Dl-ll. rnulll supply all fm'ls. Tht' 1952 plmlgv t'lusr- put llwir IurF-f? h; the lurmwrlnial gl'imlslnnr and value nut with thr hight-sl frnltrnily sl-lmlilslir awrugo. le Theta Phil; hm? im- IIH'SSI'II by Hi? Ht'llh l'nr thvy I'rtmuf'd 01w Hf lllt'm Elle Hutwlir' PEP uf Tlh-la Phi. :Kl lhv Huuse duringr a I't'l'l'din upvk in Spring. girls rruuld Jw- .4va inmuling llw prrmises. le Imp lulll Inuvml nut and thrir dnh-s hml lukvn uwr fur their annual lunuw party. Thus. the lmw Hnrlrrl lIn-ir firs-I war under the RlJJJPh-ihintl Hf Mrs. Lumiri'. - BEHOQE. IL ' Dagmur. Mr: Landry. EM. R.. chnen D. Kleine, W ROW 2-Willord J., Gunderwnr L, Obriem 5 Brunnen A., Fclrbclch J Hensey. M McCanncy J, Brandenburg. J. Mina, E. ROW 3-P'wsqnellL R Lungr rz'nbclhn R, KeHcI'L JI Kuenzml R, Keel, L Hunauel, IL, DeVaur, D Corks , R Duecker, G ROW 4 Skovron$ki PH Muhlhofer, W. Lockwood, W Hash R.. Lundgren. C Hover, M, Hansen, E. Curlsnn C, Gardner. J ROW SiBeig-el, H. Hiram, N Gcnison. H. Huder 0., Manning L., Kuisen D., Rifchey W. Presian. Dr Ccdwollcder W., Badgle-v R, kahun, J Muellerfng, E -r- -;? ROW I-AHen, I1. Briggs, H . TheHe. R. Pom J . Fontunese. A, Mathew; P., Lamb, R. Rogeri, K., Adelsperger, K ROW 1-Wmd, IL, KeHarm's, C Kymn F,. Garrity. 1,. Trowbridge. R . Boyda. W,, Brady. Fm BurrisI R. Marioni. D,, Frpdrick, T, ROW J-Wuifz, CL SchneTler. R Hickman, J., Gore, 1., Gluck, D.. Weyer, R. Jones, D Cumm' M , Fralev. J., Taylor, R., Wauh. D., Ballenfine, J ROW 4-Pne R., Kuempel. J.. Jordan, D.. Eihbuugh, R. Schuhe, R Morris, 1., Brown. R. Burgess H., Dielx. J., ScholfL R Mefsker, G. Allen. R. ROW 5 Sucieho. C., Bell, D , Wurriner. RH Huddud. 0 . Brudnen G . Arfmon. R. Slchey M. Kyrluch. P.. 510.1, 1.. Bruckmqnn, J , Longnecken K. DanieL D. ROW i-EarneH, D. Fahl. D . Kerrmam IL. Ulrich, J. Daughtery. R., Reardon. T., Waliers. C. Arnold. T., Lehmeyen A., Carfen 1., Mullonm P. Boang. J Septmnlmr Inf 1053 was a very impurlant mnnth fur the men uf Lambda Chi Alpha. Ilecause it marked the nnn'ing: nf lht'ir vhaptor into tlw newly rmnntlvlml house on PrnhaFcn Awnuv. The move Has the culmination nf mam mumha: of planning and IA B DA lalmr um the part Inf lhr' Lamlula Clli-S. Hulnsequt-Illly the rumm c I ALPHA structure I'nEt'amt- lilt' st't'ml Hf mam rush aml sm'ial functions. including the Hnmm-nmillg t-t-Ielu'alinn and a quite suc't'ei-sful chapter houst- dr-dimlinn. Thr plvrlge funnul. u Chrishnus party fur umierprivilrgml vhilclrrln. aml numm'uus infurmal lum-liuns ruuncfml out the uinler F-Ut'ii-ll prngram. Wilh the.- spring c-amr- Founder's Day anti tlw Huuellaeurl Dance. Ullwr imlmrlanl phasrs of Ilw fraternity ; aI-livily ut'rc a P-Irnng intramural vampaign. parliripalinll ill I'amlnm groupg, and the maintaining Hf a gmul srlmlarship standing. Presidr'nl JHIm H. Putt: VriPP-PI'PSiiIPIII HuI-vrl H. Pnt' Ht-I'J't'lul'y WHUHHM I. .XIIPH 'I 1'eusun-r R. Winn:- 'lel'hllt'i'gf'r FIIUIHIE'II at l'mslnn l niu-re-Hy I'JU'? Gamma Unnmm Zc-lu 1-.-1uln. I'JW Page 255 Prvsitfrlll- iirlmrd Urlh YiFIHIJTt'riIIPIH William Urzllm Hl't'rrla'u'lx A Dirk Milrlu-Il Trvusurr-r Illlarlvr: Hl'llgllli'rl lxllllfltivt; .11 Winmi l niu-rsih mm Uhiu Thrln Chulnlrr Prilillrlir'hml HJUH 'I'ln- Iil'ly mm Phi Ih-il plmigm Inunrl llmt lhm had tn take gigunlit' slvlls in unlrr In fnlluu llw m-liu-m M-liw in ulnlrlrtl lwvn rumpus- mgilllizaliml. thl' Phi HIJIIS lmzlstI-d uf hnlfling :.uI-ll Imrzilium. us ICtIilur Hf llw M-us Hm-nrd. Prvsinlvni Inf HM? Xrt'. aml Srivnrw Tribunal mill qusinr-ss manugt-rs Inf lllt' Pru- iill'. Xr'u'a RPI'III'II, .unl HludI-m Hirw'lun. Tllih fratl'rnily CUUhl PHI DELTA T ETA m-Il Iu' knuu'n us lhr- Pulth-iam nf thv l'tlllllJUH. fur Hwy holri a largt- pe-m-m nf lhr' rhaira HH H'lmlc-nl Council and several in HHK. Iim'll pun Inr-fnrv nuling Ihw'x- huld a pnlilic-al rally. Um- uf Ilw highlights nf an :n-liw sm'ial yq-ar was llwir annual Phi- kl'iu Carniuil gixl'll fur all UI'PHL; Jxlming. Thrir spirit Hi rump- t'l'zlt'tun Hilh' mitlvnt uhr-n lhf-y lIrnuglIl home lln? 1953 Intra- mural limp untl mm the lrnphy for HIV Vlnst Humorous Flnal Ell Hnlmmlnning. ROW I-Schanzlpl R Harden K. Jackson. D HaH. T, Seiber! A. Dunn. T Freeman, C VngeL R. Genm J., Johnson Lk. Mvwn- heIn'uer. R ROW 2-Slreibiq. G Euchre , R. Brogdam C Orlh. IL Gmbol G.. Ward, Mu H, Newman, R. Schrorel, J, Spulding, R-. Eichsiudr. T. Bighqn C1 ROW 3-5hurr0ck. R,. Bakemofer, L, Siebu, 0 Mastic, G. Melsrcn J. Weir, Dr. Dickmon, F,. Sohm A.- Wilson, T,. Show. J, Brown. N, Bicknaver, IL Hines, 1 Behrens. A. Lewis D , 01m T Blozeol, J ROW FPDDP. Ju Longncker. 1-. Kennedy T. Loewe, EA CXork. A.. Shepard. IL. Wakemam K, Weitzel. R mecn, P Meyer, R. Kramer, LU Fume H Friend, Wu Gyluch. F Naugle, R., McLeeds. 57 HOW 5-Schloimun. 9.. Zaigler, I.- Srromberg, C, Wocd, C Befscher' 7,, McNeiL, G., DeSulva, J., Condoradis. Pu Chance. M, Eud'wg, 0.. Mania, 0., Exon, J. Kolde, F., Schmanien C ROW 6--Aufdermarch, C.. Kirk, 0., HcrrImn, C Palmer, 1.. AHordl JH Hurr. D,- Bellman. H, Meyer, R, Brucher, J MtKea, G, Nimbo. F., Brown. D, chbe, E, Sweeney R,- Ludelie, J ROW 77PaHon. K Eastland, JH Chopmom T.I Hcvnwy T. Parker, 1., Schneider, R Rae, R7, Lacefield. K. Daniels, 5.. Wilger, J.. Gamewell. K. ROW lhKuecha. N. Musserf, A. Pokorny, Iiu Thul, A. Barnum H , Walsh Jq Pero. 5 Denna D ROW 2 LuCarrubbu CH Schrugm D., Leg T.. Bnyden, T.- O'Connrlk J,. Santangelo. D, Cappm l. Bownique. R. Seiweri. J , Burcuskey, 1., Koenig, E. ROW 3-L83OEUL 5L. Gibeow, Pr, Wiggcmd G., LeMouH, 0., Scurmzlk J. Flynn, W. Roberto J Spinnenweber, R., Scheve, J., Guan. J.. Glandurf. F, Skunk. E ROW lQ Humer F... Marks. 0., MEMer. P.. R.. CZonar-d R. ROW E-Miller. M. A. Meineri, R Apking T I PHI KAPPA , Bernens. L, Feck, L.. Muldoon. M.. Buchwalder. IL. Nbers. T. Peirash R . Weseli. Bornhorsv' D,. szers, K, Isler, RH Musho. T-. IIIgnmer 1,, Scth 3,, Dixon. A. Linesch, L. DeSundre, Phi Kappa. a Iraternily for Calholic men. has: had as its goal lho promulinn 0f srlrial and inlvllvt'lual lllngrams among ilr: members. Since its qunding in 1839. it has slriven to iden- Iify ilk siurlvnls and alumni nmrv Clllw'ly wiih their I'ullegv :lml tn l'ulliultv a1 spirit nf lntxally. In their Alma IWalCl'. Out- standing evenls fur Omicron Chalnlvr were 1119 Pledge and Spring Formals. Their big: philillltllrnpir pruju't fur the year was Ihr- Chrislmus party Iur orphan t'llilterll. Thv fuumlrrs of Phi Kappa m:n- llllllllfl'tl on April 20. ull'tlt' llm fraternity paid triluulc In tIu-ir fullwrs cm H3113 Hay, Uihvl' ll'adil'iljmal occa- siuns inl'iudvd llw Prminr'i' Hull and Ill? Iniiiuliun Banquet. From plr'dgillg lhrrmgll iliitialilm In iht' lime nhvn the soniors graciuulc. lht' Im-rl :Irc proud ln lmusl IhuI they are Phi Kappas. Prt'sitle'nl Andy Thul Vic-ILI'sziclmll Paul Mrhlvr Sm-rvlary - Vrrth l,il'flllli TrvusurvriHll-u- 1 ulllm I ul1IIrIquI Bruun I'niversily 138'1 Hmirrun Chalplvr rilulnlisht-tl 1023 Page 253 PI KAPPA ALPHA PI'Ps-idt'nl .Iark EJI'PS'Uk ViI-v-Prc-sitIc-nl- Hula Krupp Ht-I-rrllaryiniI-k Bminglnn Vl'rrasurcr Jur' Lawmn Fuumlml at. I111 Lininu'sily nf Virginia 130:; Allulm Xi Chapter t-stalwlishwl 1910 The PiivXE: thira war proudh displayed In the Iall pledge class a: man rumpm rnrnm. l'ILlill uith Ihe- financial aid Of the alumni aml lllr' m-npvralinn nf lmth autivvs and alums in the r-umsll'uclinn. Wlwn lhc din of rus-hing;r was m-cr. forly-fuur spirited young men urro wearing the. garrwt and gold caps of Pi Kappa Alpha. They were immediately initiated into a full program nf sm-ial m-t-nls. including th furmals and a Christ- mas party at Ihr- hr-usc. The PiKA's alsn guxe lheir annual party fur umlvrprhilegrd children in addition to these social twr-nls. Another wonderful 11010 Has added uhen it was learned that Dick lel was making a full recnrding of their new Dream Girl sung. which was written Ily Harry Carlson. The spirit of fraternity had uuu: again given satisfauiiun tn the Pi Kappa Alphas. in thiri annther $L1Ci2'f'FFflll .x'Par. ROW I-Leighiy. 1., Sipes C . Dorsal. J. Bevingfun. D Pecsak. J. Mrs. R. Mathews thousemcfherl. Krupp, R., Lawson. 1., GGUdfeHOW, R., Lange D. ROW Z-Linkins. R,. Sioui. B. Phillips. W., Kieifer. V., Foster, W.I Shurfer, Cr. Murdock JH Libbee Tr. Fields, WC. Pefers, K, Savelm B. ROW 3-Sfrohboch, JA, Gilsdorl, W, Meculincuo T.. Cumming A, Woodrey, R., MiHer, J., Harringfon, 1.. Miller. J Scharnhorst L. Seymour. Cu Bodse. R.. Burnhurf. J . Heck L. ROW 4-Apple 5., Borgrncm. 1., Dmgsef T., Pancake. L Haley. K.. Lady. P. Davin. W. McFadden, J . HoHidoy' F,. Sprfng, D. Grofer. E. Van chlen. J., Schleicher, L. ROW 5-Ph5llipL W Mitchell. 1.. Niederiehner. F, Burden G., Sargent L, Show, K, Armshong, 5., Horfan, L. Bufe CL. Llppert, W, Dorsey. R,. Brady, R, Afllinsnn, AA ROW 6-Harvey. D.. Fearing, 0., ShamanskT, J. Dehmer. W., Ludwig RH Lykx'ns, l. Page 25? Chillinsky, J, John5 0., 5mm C. Seafom J Jehnsun. PU Hunt, J. P ROW L1pp, S. MilleL A Shurluch R, Davidow, H., Reis, H.. Friedman F. Silvermam P ROW 2 De Puy, IL Ever, A Parrish, O.I Bodenslein. E. Eushar, 5 Mann, 5., Greenberg A. Kauchn. 3.. Rubel. L., Zielonltc! D. ROW J-Reizes. K., Pollack. Hr GurfinkeL, 5.. Oslrov, H , Fibus, K.. Marcus. l., Kemer. R ,Adler W., 51ein. P. ROW a-Rosensweig H. Slricker L., Gwen, C,. Blinder, IL Graviiz. D., Sawdlcmom M, Anrom 5 Lefkowilz. N GuHrnan, F. ROW S-Ronn. 5,, lsbiHs C.. Sterlip L., Rosansweig. R, GHbcrL P., Grodsiy. M., Koufox, 5. Ever, H., Horde; P. Pl LAMBDA PHI Hagt-r tn ahnm' nlI lhvir m'uIV rvcivt'uratvd housv. thP Pi Lams inlrm'lut'crl Im-al and nut-nll-tnwn freshnwn In t'C with a Hullnll uf rushing pnrlie- 11ml Mags. The now pIt-tlgvs. hho u-nuld lur- ?EHiI-K FIJIDHEWI Ivy lhoir purple Lllltl yvllnw hub. in ll'lt' fratt'l' nih Ialnr-k ul fnullaall gamrs. u'vrt' urgvll to Mm: 111: lhv high nrhniar-iiv standard uf lht- fralt-rnity. Tim joined lht' HIJHVCH as mt-miwrs in a uidv leriPty nf rampus activilivs. as well as work- ing with them llll x'arinus fraternity prnjm'ls. The high puinl IN thrir Hll'vm' as plwlgos nus. us it had been for lm'vimm l'lilSHl'E-L lllf' annual pledge formal. As I'm yvar llrngl'esherl. the- new Im'miwrs found that lilixersificaliun WM ll'lf hnrd fnr Pi Lanfs sm-ial Inrngram. whirh rangvd frnm a hayride. jazz pal'ly. um! vvhungv tlinm'rs. 1n HIP mu HIJHTSHfUl fnrmals and 111:- ulmreuul huuscparly ueekvnrl. Pn-siclt-Ill - Harry IJEHiiIUH' Vit'v-l'ln's-itlvnlv- Hun Hllarlarh Ht'l'l'I'IElr'YiHlFH21H l,illp Treasurer Frml Friwlmun Fuumlvtl at Yalv Iniwrelily 1805 Ulliu Mu Chapter vslzlhlishnrl 1022M Page 260 MW--- --. I Ijrm-ide-m Burn CUE Vir-tuPrt-sidI-nl J'innlmrl Vin ! Hrrrt-lzlr; lxarl Vt-rm- Huxia . TrI-asurtr Hum Gzluqlin ll'uumlrrl dl lhl' lniwrril; uf Mahmud lH5f: ' Uhiu Epsilon l'Hiilllihllf'il H'J'J'J Thr-rv is snnn-llling ulmu! lhl- HAP: plum;- house that glws- lhl- IIIt'II a1 fv-vling ihal Nib? uurlll living. Nlaylle it i: thr-ir SIGMA m-iglllmrs. ur llwir nay ul' rvhn'ing inrirlgu in llm I'nrrlruum ALPHA EPSILOH ur IIllH-NNE-itJIIY-l in Hunrll 23:3 nr singing Drink Bert al the Flint. Haulu- il is llu- mu lln-g. andy tugrllwr- mass migrations 1n 1hr libran aurl Quanliluliw Analysis problr-ms- at 3 3.111. Partiripatiun ill l'allllllN ek'thilil's Illa; allsu In: tho t. au.- -P -intra1- mural spurts. Ilullwruming. and llll' yearly. task uf transform- ing llu-um-lrm inlu rmumlunr-u lur the IR. Hing. Anulht-r ex- phmuliun l'ur lhih unnrlvrful fH-Iing ul fruirrniu might 1w 111L- rlll't'iillilirh Inf t'Lil'lJ Ulll' Hf H10 ltrnllltrr: illvmbt-Ixt's. allllrttw. illfPHl't'lH. Fillgvrh. rnssnmmls. uml vwn lhnrhzi Mm have no qu-r-ial rrlaim lu fume. Wllulewr i1 5!. Sigma Alpha Epsilon uml I 'r':lil'I'l1'll-K jllrl srl'm tn gm lirgll'lht'r. I ROW liSeimanfs, J., Davis. N, Teller. P... Ebinger. 1. Todd. Mrs L Brill. R. Wolf. R. Jacobs, D., Roedigcr. R. Graham, G. ROW 2-Schiering, J. Stark, C... Schaefer, R., Hook. 0., Ivers. 0., Shoe, N. Frank. R. MLCormigk. T. Ollondo- V Pete's. D. Heinon. TH Cuhill. N., McGralh, D.. McGinm's, 0.. Lyon, W, ROW 3-Teller, R. Scherer. FL, Wiisthger. 11., PuHerson. H.. Melvin, H. Seron D. Luring, W., Lindemonn, 1., Lance, D., Todd. 1.. Bull. 1., Bx'shop J., Twymun. A. ROW 4-Leonurd, 1., Cora. 3., Riner. R., Mine, WM Mullen, D. Mnnxler, D.. Molar, FL, Porier. 0.. Hutierick, R. Rolliff. M, Schind19r.C. Davin, K , Tarler. I, MacNicholusl R, ROW 57 ch'ssmann. J., Marefon, H., Truan, H., Mamh, J, Orr, k, Guudin, Dq Befhel. R. Bishop, R. Lumps, W, SI'IIiHII E.. Swedes, 0., Tfe- Meyer, RW Taylor, 0.. Mohuuot K, ROW 6-Robinson, RH Oihling. W., Zuverink. 0., KcHer. C. Moore. 5.. McGrulh. L., Kobes. 1.. Spidef, 3., Parsons. DH Hurville. Cm Slolnick. 1., Wolf, W. Rice. L. Hyde. P. Simon, C. Rediiem. J ' a$95m0390 n a ' f ; a, .v Page Zbl L .v AL 'Vitc- , ROW l-Rinsky, G. Ettin, E.. Carmel, N., Davidson 5., Young. D. Moskowitzt M . Dinermam I.. Weiser. Nt, Barron, M., Wo1f, L. ROW 2- Bass. I.I Rosenstein. 1., Jacobs. N., Calm. Mt. Borock, M,. Baron, R., Green, 3., Teanenbuum, 1.. Levy. C.. Goldstein, M. ROW 3-5teinberg, 5.. Rosin. H.. Malut Rt. Cohnt A. Moimnn, P. Lepsky, 5t Bluestcne, 5.. Buumn'ng. Rt. Mandel. A.. Feinberg. M. ROW 4-Sucks, K., Rosenr baum, L, Brown. F,, Grubbs, 1., Rnlmun. FW Willenbaumt JN Shout, Lt. SPOH. P-. Sleinherg. H-. HKhDH. Rt ROW 5 CO'W. Au WESSETMG . Nt Singer, A, Metzger, I., Prager, 1.. Gall, C. Settier, 0.. Dreslcin. A.. Wiltins. 5,, Mo . H. ROW 6-Kudis, C.. Scheckman. J., Einhorn, L.. Zawnlsky. 1., Lipsunt A.. Wolosin, 5H Gettlemon. 2.. Rice, 5., Cahn. Rtl Malof, M. SIGMA ALPHA MU After the usual i'm-tit- activities of rushing. the Sammies and their forty-unc new pledges settled down to another year of Work und play. Striving to realize their purpose of fostering and maintaining the spirit of fraternity. mutual mural aid and suppurl. the gruup learned the meaning, of lrue manlmud, dem- ocracy, and humunily. Although much wurk was aceumplished during the. year. tiu-ir sm-ial program was not neglected. Three Inig flElnt'PS illI'lllllt'll the Orchid FurnmL the Founder's Day Furmal. aml tln- Nuliunal metaw. Since each girl received an urrhitl at lht' April Danve. it proved the most. talked-abuul Sammy affair; ulthuugh the- hoys themselves enjoyed reviewing lhc gvud old ulaysh with their alums and founders. Numerous ulhcr social, scholastic, and athletir functions rounded out the 30m successful year for the Sammivs. Presitlt-nltlrwin Metzger Vire-l-lresirlenttLarry Rosenhaum Stltrretarywkztlph Baumring TreasureriNnrman Weiser Founded at CCNY 1909 Omicron Chapter Pstaldished 1917 Pug: 262 Page 263 Prt-airlenl Huh Urit-m' Vir'r-Prrsidrnt H in ht'rgt-sun N-L-n-tan l'ltlu'urd Dunla- 'IW1-asm'vr meli kulllz FUUHIIHI ul Miami LIIiUfFiiU 15353 ZI-la Psi Ilhulnlt-r Ilhluhlishml IUUZ After completing a Hurxt-essful rnuml uf rushing. the Sigs gatlhvrml lhl'il' ph-dgvs almul them and planned a year of suc-iul PU'nlN anrl I-mnle tll'lhilil's. During rushing lhry hehl a re- gulla Illl the UM Uhiu. aml :1 Wrild W'esl Party added i0 th surial whirl fur September. Furmal umasimls were not noglrt'l- s I G MA c I mi hy 1hr Higs- hlmn thr-y hollcl their annual chelllear-t uf-Sigma Chi tlam-v. aml llw plcdgv inrmal. nhitgh was- the highlight 0f the uiIllt-r munlhs. This dill nut t-nmplt-It- lht-ir Sunial yvar. fur lhry hvhl many. mam par1ici. prominent unmng 111054? a ,IunlgIr Hu Purl; aml u Pajanm Party They alSu addml to their ral- rcmlar u l'tfw ijh'llil'h. exchange Ilimmrs. and lni'nnnal get-tu- grlhvrs. The Sigs did nut neglect IIu-Iir mnre- serious ohligaliuns: uml new nutmi I'nr lhvir high m-hularshiln. their vharitahle at:- lixilir-E. Lllui llltlil' lmrliripalilm in I-alnpus gmernmeul. ROW l-MTmIE IH Willsonh R.. Schubert R., Luumcnn. F... Evans. J., 5Fg, Allbvvi. Mrs. H. M,, Greiwe. F... Ferguson. R., Bogart, D., Hershh G. ROW 2-KI37nlel42r. LI Bocksfclhlerh Rm Hurt I,, Claskeh P., Shewmun, 1,, Denman, D.. Wood TM Erunsh 1,, Eckerie, W.. Fohl, Fm Jacobs, 0.. Zesch, R., McVaugh. CH KirudiieH, Eh. Lyons. R. ROW Jv-Busby. Cr. Marshall. L. Earhart J.. Vehling. Tw GrTunv uqloy, D., Cufoh Mw Gummereh Sh Gruvesh Mh, Vance, D., Johnson W.. SLhUberf, JH MueHer, EW Sprfngmeierh C. ROW 4u5LhumcHrI, R.. Boudinet T.. Mover. Ch, Hoffman, 0,. Fryburger, 3,. Dfuna, M., Uch'mun, E,, Lombgrih H,, YtHEi. R,, Murphy, R,I FENCE. M,I Danleyh E., Linesch, J., Spaulding, V., Gruvenkemper. C. ROW S-Tschun. E.. Busener. E!H Schumer. Jh. Knubluvgh. R.. Luuderbockh E1. Greene. GH Pughh W.. Hamonl. TH Mechslrolh. Gh Richmond, H, Mnron, P, Perkins, IL, Kunh. L, Aldingerh R,I ClageH, B, ROW biFroehi Hch. 1,, Von Birgelen. RA, Upsonh L., Hor1on, C.. Kurker, JH Vogele. I1H RucfliHe, T., Gardnerh D., NeHeh N., Condomdfs, 5., Fuller, R.. Sarakununnis, C., Cundaradish A., Cram D. a i I l ROW l CumpbeH, H Griffith. R, Wermescher, ZV-Vifimer K., Wenzel, J., Hahn. L, Luughlin, 0 Hood. H ROW 3-Scoi1, R. Goodall, R., monn, W7, ChumbErloim L Hamilfom G. ROW Werlmnn. 6.. ChrTsly, CL, Bredenbeck, HA, Nicholas, Cm, A, Schuuer, R.. Sunrer. R. Koon, CA SIGMA PHI EPSILON , Bredenbeck R., Weise R, Henninger. G. Felinen J, Kimdhal D. McCloskEV, F. ROW Hughes, F. Schrekengush T., Bishop, D MoluH, J Driver, W'w Monsfweld. R.. Haas. R.. , E. Fendley W.. Davis. R, Dershem. E, Noble, 1., Rfce. L. Schnurreaberger, D.. Heck- 4-Boulquew'n, FL. Koch. F. DeHrrchn. D., Merer, M.. BIOcln W. Mcllveem G Wullens, Cr, Flsk, V. ROW 5-Hordy, A Phems, C Davidson, R, Schmiedekncchf, W Klein. , Lininger, Rw DeNiu, J. Tho Sig lip; began this year with u nrw yeilnw brick house rm Slmlinrll. Change of scenery. imth insidr- am! uul.1uu5thavv set the scenes- fnr a busy ymr. for all pm'liril'ralt-d enthusiastic- ally in rallnpm-u'it'le 11ml fmlernily urlixilies. A dulliuus honor nus lueslnwml cm :1 t'H'lLlill pleulgu at the annual suphonlore llama. whvn he was prm-iuiuwd the Ugliest Man un Campus. There new the usual llUI'tiUF aml vxrhangv i'JillllPl'S leading up In llw first Ilig I'H'IIL llu' hill plvdge Iurmal. Thv highlight of Elwir mn-inl pmu' nun lhr iinuuul qucn III Hvill'lh' dance held the day lmfurrk VillPlltillPH Hay. Mimi Ilais of Theta Phi Alpha nus vhusvn qm-vn of this all uniwrsiu llamge Hlmnsc'lrell In; the fraternity. In lhv Spring. dalvs tcmk nwr llw Ilmmr fur a Week- mnl nf dinner and dancing. Thus lht' Sig lips vmlwf llwir Em! war in thir nvu' Imnw. Presillvnl 1 lriv Weisr' Vit-v-IJn-b. Hully Brmlrnlwck Ht-t'relun iCt'lH' l'hlnninger Trr-asurvr Jim Follnm- IWmmled Hit'hmmld. Virginia IUIII Ullin Tht-la t'slillalishml l'J-JJJ Page 264 Prr'riilvnl William L. Parr Vic-I--Prv.-'illrlll iirllt'rirk 5. Uruss Hrlrre'lurf, Hirlleml L. IH-lu-r 'I'rr'usurc-r Jnhn L'. Ilullvnrlnrf Founded :1! Narnirh I'niwnily 15:36 BFIIN tylllil'll,tl I'Hlillllif'lll fl 1942 l Thu rrht'lil-h Chi-h. uilh lht- hllllplll'l Inf llleir nrhly ljlvdgpd Irn-n, hlll'lJJlSSPll lhl- Hm- n-rurtl uhit'h lhry. haw- FM ml rumpus during lln- past Jermlv. Nomi I'ur lht-ir ImrIir'ipalinu in prac- lil'ullx ull lniu'rhiif. I'um-lium in m Ijasl. um- numm Hmm- a-t-st lllih war in Inlut-ing mm in tribunals. lmuuraries. and TH ETA c I nlIu-r rumpus grumpy. leir H'HI'EH in llll-' inlramural spurt con- ln-sls particularly hlvud um. Rhunning llm idea uf ull xmrk anll nu play. 11 welI-ruulldrd Mu'inl program nun t'njuyttl lay thit' JIII'IIIlu-rs. us lllu annual l'llhlllf'lll: parl'x. tht- pledge furmal. th illu-islmns Imrly nml llu- Hlyriug xkarmi. lugelllcr uilh lhe house purlirrs. puinl uul. Will. lilir-l urll-ruumlml program of umhip. alclixilivs and atlhlvlirs. lhe mru uf Theta Chi can 5V1. jusliliullh Im-L nilil pridt- ulmn llll'il' Lu'hir-ululeuls of this. llIr-ir lm'll'lh yI-ill'. IIII rumpus. ROW l-Lindamann J. Wiison. J., Sfeube, N Douqhmum Gu Gross. E, Face, W,. Pmm-r R, HaHendorf J,, Hamby, Ht, Koppmunl J. ROW 2-Curfissl k Cohall. 1,. Darling W. Adriansen. J , Yerdon. Jl Euhrrnnn, M,, Reusth W, Ralble. R, Cobb. R,, William5 T,. Carroll. D ROW17GameaC,Tayh3r,J.,Conradi, R Ungarti M Abram, L Laundy, H. Anderegg R. Le'xmensfoH, D. Agger. R,, Joseph, C., Dx'ckason. J. ROW 4 Alexcmdw, DH Kent, 5 Esiebun, F Wend C KmasmfkoH. E.. Scum D., Alspuugh D., Greenammlf R Snydet. D Aplfnl K. ROW SiSQUires, 0., Eisoss. J., FvHe. H.. Adams, 0., Weeks, L Bohos, J., Greenauuli, N.I Collins, 1-. Fitz- gerowd. Wu lef. J, ROW s-Lx'pferf. F Wormugl R. Saluhury. R Eorcherding J, Rfchren J, Hoff. IL. Schamokar, D, Tedel L Balm; G. Kath, J, Page 265 j; x ii. ROW EaHochodcl' j. Mulhe. R.I Bower, J. Clark. R.. Adamsom 5.. RicharGS. D. CoHins, D . Lamb, J., Fuzzun', F. ROW 2-SchaHnil, R., Schickner, 1,. Neyman, W. Kucheck. M Patrick, 3.. Horton. D.. Jones. J. H., Price. 1., Simom M. 5., Todd, 0.. Chan. W, ROW 3 Perko. E. Martin, W Thomas. M,, Holmsrrom, J., DuH J.. W'illiclrm W., Adkinx E., 5'. JonlL 1.. Yrmhey 0.. MurriH R.. Buehler. R. ROW LHorveyk D MuHhaner. J.. McDougall. L. DeWard. T.. Lewii R. Lund. 6,, Ehom2 C. Ramicmk, L. Selby C, Kcusch. M. Meyer, B. ROW S-Tuddl H., Last L., Arnold. Pu Fiesser, P., Allem D,, Eckelmann, RM Ebel, D C,, Grunen H W,, Valenfina. J, R,. Stockerh J, E,, Cox. D, L. ROW Gr-Pnnriys, W,, Walborn. D, Greenisen. G,, Leslie, L., Manning, 6., Wedbush, E.. Brevley. D.. Trebilccck, T., Fullan. W Phillips, L. Prqu R. D., Knak J. Llunking fnru'nrll ll! :1 pair or slluly, spurls: uml snoiul life. lllt' t'nginmirs uml urrhitm.:ts nf Trianglt- u'crr- mind- ful uf thv I'Jllrl'll'bt' nf lht'ir Frulernily: high attaimnenl. Iwrsunnlly. in building.r slrnng rimructvr 21ml genuinr- per- sunalilya 11ml lnmfvssinnalh'. in wt-Ling: t-ummcmlable schnlnr- TRIA GI! ship. They wvrv ;tt:liw in. UIIK. 'Tnu. Bela Pi. Metro. iSophus. mzll ulln-r Illlillll'al'li F. n'hllu sprung In 1519 many 1JI olcs5inuul mr-ietios. The Full Pletlgv Formal. ilw Spring Funnal. and 'stllllHIPlfS Day Bunquvt l'lIIIHIICIIlnIilEng lhe fnllnrling of the lira! I'lmlltvfr ut'l'l: 1hr highlights in 11 snrial st'lwdule that also inrludmi 11 series: of vxr'hangv dinners and lmust' parties. The Ulrislmara Party :11 whirh gifts: m-rc urappcrl by the. party- gners and distributed later In umle-xrlnrivingml childrvn was one Inf their lrllilnnlhrupiu lJrriDL-ts. President iliObCl't Clark Vit'f-PI'UhiIIPIH 58c. I-Jmm's' Bnllict Her. II David Hitghurds Svc'rc-tnry 5H: I -Hkil1 Niurlin 5w: Hr-Cul'l mmmm- Treasun-r Hutu I---Ruln-rt Mullu? Hui. II Ih-n'irI Collins 1 '11111uIerI at Hm I niu' Rily nf Illinois 1907 l C Chuptvr n'slulllishml IUEI Page 266 AQUAAL I'rc-wiilr'lll -.lulm TiHuL-mn Vit'r-Vl'nlsidt-Jll -Iiirhunl Hmilh Cru'rt-s. Hm; Juml-z- T. Milif-r mu Hm'rrlur, Hundlll Hingl'r Trvalsu rre l' I Ian 1' I I Putts Aquaai happily l't'lelll'illt'd ilh third year on campus by Spullsurillg at prugrmn lillml with many Pducalimlal and extra? rurrit-ulnr urlitilit's. High un lhv Aquaal agvnda was the tradi- liumtl Isuumlt-rAs Hay hanque'i. and thc cu-apunsoring of the l'nixcrsilg of Cim-innati-S lmirpcmlt-nlsf Week uiih lhe ulher Imlrpcnultrnt gruup: um rumpus. With mum nlhcr IJHI'UPS. ulamrs. :limwrs. and purliripalinn in LC suciul arlix-ities. the prugrum ullirh Aquaul niYcrt-tl its lllCIlllIrFr- nus t'l'quE'LI wilh manly nil uppurtunitit'a fur rrluxalinn anLl enjuylnoni, Allhnugll Mluzull i:- lln- youngest :lltial nrganizatiun un campus, and i5 ntill growing. it has a-lill krpl part- uilh tho. nllwr LIC social gruups. Tho purpose nf lhv nrganizaliun is In prumule good fviltmship uml mutual undemlancling. as. ut-H as in help its members- balance their campus ar-livilies. ROW risinger, R, Srni+hl R, Wers, 5, Tiilofson, i, Pres,I MiHer. J, ROW l-Jennings, RH Beal'rL B Gusfufscm G.. Wash. M., Brown, J. ROW 3 Burmn 3., While. R., Mx'ller H.. Drake. 5., Thompson. C McKee W. Page 267 Preghlpnt-Jlulh Allenau Viu-r-APresit'lenl Dan Hartlvy SE'UI'L'IHI'FinFIIiIFil Culling Cu-Trrusurer anlw Oltlrieu- Co-'I.rmsurrr lutl-x. Chrislman ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT STUDENTS Thl' .Xrir-m-idliun Ill Imlt'fwnllvnl Nudents. lwllrr anRII m1 rumpus us s'ilnluly M5. ulwnvrl lht'ir 5111mm with a scrim nf infurnml parties uml lnic'llivs l'nr llw humming freslmlen. Whilv 1hr gmwml IlllHllf' um! ronfusiun nl' luvginning st-llmnl Win: in Full swing. the Eventh i'ur mush nf thv l.'IIIlIiI1g muuth ut're planned. Nleamvhile AIS lnuk an active part in lhl- Inajnr campus fum-linns im-lluling UIJK. Mnrlar Board lel'rrrm-v. lndvlwmlrnl WEEK. Religiuus Emphasis Work. and Fir? ljrvu-nlinln Week. In utllliliuu. lht-y :rlt'rled lht'ir I'iillliillillPr-u 11ml maul? Hlnllmign lurclml'alions fur the elections cal Juniur Prnm Quevn. iaml Hlmnsur. and the Hig Hp H'u'eethearl. Like any utIn-r group. AIS is- un urganizulinn nf enlhusiaslir young t'ul- Irgt- sluclvnts u'hu ler'itlv fur lhrmsvlws :1 full prugram rit'h in M- IMIR-Illtfl :lml ulupurlunily. fur lvalle-rxhip in rumpus: ul-tivilies. ROW l-Hurilev. AW CoHIng. 3., AHenau. R. Oldrieve, H. ROW Einennlgwerih. J , Cruwluri J. Chrfm'ncm J, Owens, Mr ROW 3-Schneider. W Bnimnsche, IL Coyne. l Hinion, AH Bder, W.. ROW IAKress. M. cud Edelen. L. Chow, B ROW ZhHston, Mr; H,, E?ociman, M,, Hory Hr ROW J-Follard, A Miner, J.. Culecn. P MEMOR IAI. DORM CABINET Mvmorial Unrm Craum'il i5 3 grnup Inf rlunli girlh Plel'h'd tn rrprerfqlm thP resident humcn il! all aslmrh n1 cim'lll life. L'nrlrlr the rlirm-licm nf Mrs. Helen lesun. 1110 resident munselur and Harriet Flory. thrir Ith'S-idont. lhi: gruup 511.4 up thr rulrs aml regulaHuns of HIV Llnrm. Tim jmlil'iau f'lllllIllillt'P tlt'lt-rtllimls tlw lJulliHlllllt'nl ln luv given In thnsv disniu'yingz llwm- I'ulva. Ham surial funrlium am- plumlt-tl by lln- I'allilwl. III lllt' I'all 1hr;- l'hrull; Tvu gins lhv girls ail nlnpnrlllllily LII flu a Hill? LlllldHlmliShng. HI: llulnr't'uming dig lhl' clnrm is :53in rlm'uralmi fur the nme Imus? uhirlx fnllmw lhr- gamma Kr Chrihlmas :1 party is held. and in lln- spring .1 luivnir and a dame are scheduled. At the e-mi III the war 21 dinm'r is given fur all svniur residents. Mu pr'ululmn Hr I'I-mplainl ul' :1 rvsinlvnl ran luv lukvll tn the- lIlIrHl L'Elllillf'l. whirh tIu-n zriI-s- ln rt-mvth il. T11?fril'lldlytiUInuI-rmir unrk of III? raldnol fush'rx zl qail'il Hf lmilx. I'n-npvrutiun 11ml rv- slwnnsilwiliI-T. .1 : n. -'v munua- MEMORIAL DORMITORV I KNOW HE'S CALLING ME. Rut IAnI unh fin' minutes late! Tn'n murv Ilt'lllPl'ilS uill give Inc a rampus and I mnfl Iw ulalv 10 gm nul nmzl wcvkrml! Yes. 111i: ir- lhe rry uf mam a drlrm girl. lrul llw re-sidt'nls mum. abide In regula- tions set up In the girls lhmnsrivw. All is not gloomy in the life- of a llUl'lll girl. however. Thon- are all night hun-sessinns. wherv every- thing from mm In Hnnls is disrussmh lwridgv games and anything else a home away frnnl home rmulrl Mfor. The girls enjoyed many social funr'tinns. including the Faculty Tm. I'lmnecoming OpI-n- House. MixI-r and Chrislllaas Party with French Hall. and cnrridnr parties HIE iirst semester. An Old Clothvs Party highlighted the Rec;- 0an semestcr. whilv the final farvwnll tn 1hr st-niurs was given al a1 tlinntr in their hmmr . . . Ml lhl'ht' Inumvnls Iiw lung in lln- heart of mcry dnrm girl. ROW I Gem9e K, Schmp, MM TuHIe, M, Mll'lllcmghby 3 Harris, P. Chase B. ROW l-Forinash. R Rush, A., Kuhn. C. HurgeH. N, Tedlurd J. Smilh, 5. Honey. 3. Cclsev V., Daench, M ROW 3-Gahrr, M Aug C. Shank. Ju Harmom N.. Combs . G. Clupsoddlel P,, Clingen 1A,. Luehrig, M.. England, H., Puvms M ROW 4-TroHA mun, l1, Reel. 3. Pollard A. Hopes, J., Mummo N,, Gfieme, A. Elsner. H, MiHer J 3 O i : 4 z s: 1 ii' :5 .g- THOSE TWO . . . PINNED? ROW l-Nicholas. L., Hobbs. J., Van Winkle, C., Flory, H., Wrath: D., Ramon, 5. Row 2-Edston. C Baily, M Callisun. Pr, HUlherL N., Bloodguud. C... KnighL B. ROW 3-Hagebusch, J, Mullaney, N., Manning. J.,Smi1'h, JW Murnudus. C.. Davis, 2., Layer, 5. ROW d-McNeil, MI Lnkernun, L.. Reichhav M., GerkeDoH. E Hawk. N Slough, L. Caudin. Q Page 27l Josapln. Du Young. W ROW 3-Horton, BM Hofferihi BH Starch, S i i I i ROW ImSmith, Dq Terry L., Lim, S. ROW thucgre-gor. L. H. G. FRENCH RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL Established in January 1053. the French Residence Hall Coun- ril is the newest gmtirning hndy 0n rampus. Frmn each Hour of earth Hing a lntul of fifteen upperclzlssnwn and six freshmen serving as nwmlsvrsa at large are elecled. With lhe aid of Mr. Mm-Cregor. their ath'isvr. thew tu'mty-une mm estahlish the rulcs and regulations of 1hr: hall and null? uul punishment in lhusv who fail lo abide by them. Hnuc-wr. the council dues mum lhan act as judge and jury. Among its murv pleasant reswniihilities is planning the many Friday night ianr-tlnrm dances and unc ur two annual fnrnulls. The council is also reslmnsihie for planning an inlrmnural sporls program in WhiCh lhv various- uings play earh utiler as wall as outside organizations. In c-umsuitatinn with Prvsidvnt W'altc'rs. Um c'uuncil determines the atllliliuns tu he made tn lhe llUl'l'H hmwsing library. Thus. by fulfill- ing its rospmmihilitivs, tho Frmugh Hall Cnum'il makes: Ehf' dorm a sulnmlh running and enjoyable plate in which to live. Page 272 ROW l-Word. R., Gilberf D., Lnnge. D. Hoimes. R. Vorney, 5.. VclrI-Iey M, ROW 2-5::hn'niedm 0.. Men! A. l... Marks, 1., First 1., Thomeq Mw Gomen Lu Olsen, 11., Strifflqr, F. ROW 3 MiHer H. EVE . R. Hook, 3, Mitchell. 1., Yang G. Van Duke, FL, Ruledge. N.I Graf, H., Young. W. A. ROW FBakuhn, J Frielinghous, K , Hermann CM BenneH, A Hall. H . Shememki J,. Lamrou, Cw KochL SH J Horfon, L. FRENCH DORMITORY The East parl uf rmnpus can nuu' rival the allrm'liveness nf lhv rest of ilw LT. domain. for Ilw newh c-mnplelml Herbert Greer Frr'nch Hall. durmitnry I'nr Illt'll. 3:4 Hllrvh nrw ul' 1111' svhuol's must llanrlsmm' slrluflures. Located nll l'nixvrr-it-x M'Cnm'. French Hall faves- west and surveys: llu- m-u' Iit'ltl hIJuH' uant-r t'tlllall'UlfliUn aml llw rampus rising ahme Nipper! Harlium. Partially m:n-upiml lasl yiar. the building rwvivml ila h'nis-lliu;r lum'llr's in pivnl; of lime tn ln- ready for a captivity 0f m-vr four humh'wl men fur the 1033 full mairicula- liun. With Llu' cnulplvliun ui thin; rlm'm. mum's Iluusing is nnw rmr centrallerl in one main Imilclin;r rather than being scallerml al'mul in scwml small iuarlvrluuie Hll'lh'lul't's a.- luvfnl'q'. SHE'LL CALL LATER .33 V. 5 . Page 273 ROW I-VenneHi, J . Harmon R.. Rugers H. 0., LirIL 5 H. Turing, Jr. F. Schuehar, J. ROW 2 Jcn'fee. J. F., Berlinghoff, C. W . Tiowbn'dge, R., Terry L. Leben J.Ge'dES. H. Cooper, R.. Manner. R. Mullil'mdw J ROW 3--De?WEes 7 Tape 0., Heisey, 1., Ruhr, 8., Schwaniker, 0., Squires, C.. Cut- rolL J.. Humphrey, R RoMfs, J ROW dv-Blonchard. L., Bueler, FL. Daring. R., De'rick, D Unclenrnaud R., Hock, D Katlcll, R.. McGhanm L. Siarch, 5.. HoHerih, F. FRENCH DORMI'I'ORY THEN THE LOG COS X To men attending L-nllogt- away frum home. :1 pleasant dorm :m-ans a great deal. In striving: tn L-rL-uto l1mm---likv atlnmplwrc. lDth'IlPll Halli uth-rs many farililitw fur lho vnjm'nu'nl r-f its HITLEpRIllS. Fm-ulun-ul an: a sluzuriuus luunge un llu- main iluur. sllldllfr lounge: un mu-h uihl-r Hnmr. a L-mnlninulirm sunt'k Imr aml rmrcaiiun roonL antl :1 svlfvsvrvin' laundry. Tlm Immgvs. popular gulllvring places. an- IIH'II fur infurmal curnl games. llull sn-r-siuns. or just rvlnxing. . llu- t'C'L'l'CuliUH mum thillcs Iluullling as a cilam-l- Huur nu ul't'nrsiu has luingrlumg nml lvlovisiun. Page 275 ROW I-S'eibing D. Sowers. i, Mueklcy. E., Gordon L., Rolainovkh M., McKee. W . Kummsky G, ROW 2-Pos;un'inn, R Bash'oni W..Tenmsl F.. May. H., Durst. J.. 'liHolson JH UngorcL M,. Drake. F., Pickering, H-. Frog. R ROW 3-Pqnl J Dold, J, Pensyk 1.. NaH, 1.. Dudley. D . Church J. Bickw PH Gray W.. Profili, W Each D FRENCH DORMITORY Though going: In grval lengths lu szlliafy iis mm: with rctjl'ea- lirunal fat'ililivs. Frvnc'h Hall dum- nut uwrllmk sdmlzlrship. Sludrx' faPiIiHrs nn- r'IUHP lo living itlmll. le r'umbinaliun hludy imrl FIPI'IJ- ing; mums haw- L'ulllful'lilillv ac't'nlnrllhtlillith fur Um men. Largv closks: haw: arm: for l'nlcnl-x uf wurk. Hmnm: an: quivl. noiseless hours being: Pllfnrt'mi for an allequalw periud va'lvil mulling. If a Ftudr'nt gn-l.L .cluvk uilh :1 prulllmn. hv can always gl'l hr-lp frruu his mom- Ilmlv or NH- fI-Ilnu Illmn the hall. TILu-a work and play lmlll haw: llwir alllntlml Him . ALL THIS, AND A VIEW OF THE NEW FIELDHOUSE TOD. Page 277 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL SWIMMING FENCING RIFLE BASEBALL SPORTS TENNIS TRACK CROSS COUNTRY GOLF INTRAMURALS W.A.A. FOOTBALL COACHES: ATHLETIC DIRECTOR M. CHARLES MILEHAM ATHLETIC omecwon Thruugh tile combined efforts of Athletic Director M. Charles Mileham and the Hoarrat funthall t'uaching staff. the grid Sport '13:. sleadil'x IJt-e-n prugrmsing at UC. Chic Milnham is kopl nmstanlly busy with llu' task of scharluling allllelic: contests for nine UC intm't'ullvgiate sports and is responsible for taking c'arv of all arrangement: for these squads both at hume and away. Head Coach Hid Gillman. alung with Genrge BlLu-kljurm lnm-kfierltl ruarh. Jun Mudru. lilw t'uarh. aml Jack Faulkner. dri't-nsivt backfield tulur. has hem: duing fine work ill Cim'y sinw l'J-l-U. Jxreshiuan Cuavh Bill Hclmurhcrg 11.215 lrt-ml h-m-hing football funda- mentals at UC since 194-0. and frusll line Cuiltjh Lowell Storm is a newcomer. BEARCAT COACHING STAFF IL. TO RJ KNEELING FAULKNER 1.. GILLMAN. 5.. MAURO. J. STANDING-BLACKBURN. G.. SCHWARBERG. W.. STORM. L. Page 278 -.: B 1-4-5 Hi- A +.- - .. 1-3 if C ROW t CcII-npbell, J.I Conufser, WI Concilia, 1., Del Berle D. Dei FinE D DiiihanI G. FaulknerI D ROW ZiFrinI 0., GuyofI N.I GodiewskiI S.I Guier D.I GroomI JI Hill, J.I Hundemer, W ROW 3 JEniIIeI E. Johnson MI KnightI EI MoccioliI F MurichI B. 1953 BEARCATS I ROW l-Masdeu, JII McCurInI 6., MiilerI L Murphy. M.I NehisI N.. PardiniI DI. Piscnelli ROW 2-vRiTcher. WI SchnurrenbergerI DII SingleI EII Snyder. J.I Turner, I.. WON, KI Zoiicek. DI Page 279 BEARCAT QUARTRBACK MIKE MURPHY UH SAYS LET'S ALL GO HOME. AS HE BATS A PASS OUT OF THE HANDS OF TULSA'S BOBBY DECKER I3II ON THE LAST PLAY OF THE GAME. A DIM OUTLOOK BRIGHTENED WITH A 14-7 WIN OVER TULSA. FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS le Iic-arrul rum'hPH lrnllx I'c-il IhuI lilt- Ill'ue-lu'rlm l'ur Ihl: IUSH grirl Human nus lht' lrIUr'l Iu-saimklir sinrv I'JIU. Tlu- I'llll' qukw's tIe-all Sinl Uillumn mul his rruhnrls a -lnn- IIiIIILr How will: llw uIIuIi-JIIm-m uI luu-pJuhmn fmnllmH. Uillmuzl's sple-m IIH'H Iifn- frum l'rw sulmtilulion. ily surrvss nu:- I-t'IIlI-rml glruumi sIu-riulizulinn. A slillim'll dt'fl'ntll-l' 1le hurlJlillIlull frmllmll. Uilllllan lellFPli'fl lht' nnrsl uflt'r untuh- ing Iii: Iwrsunm-I leung through spring; Ilriilm trying: ln lilur-ll'r phnsrs nl' llw gilllu' unfalmiliur 1:: mm . A lu'ighl 51ml Has Iht' re'lurn III 22 Ivllvrllwn. pllls thrm- Iim' llralPl'lri just quI-Ic. Frwm IniHleu'y wrxiw. In an vll'url ln ntizlin the: lwsl quality pussilllr frnm his 5'an alluzulA Uillnmn zmnnunrwl Hull llv Huuld l'lTllliU-K u HlHII'k lrump uimr'L. aulusliluling u t'tllllplt'ivh l'l'rJKh rlr-vrl: al lhr' blur! Hf IIH' riH-untl 21ml Inurlh quarta-r-a. With liIrI-v qugh fws tr; lJc- futwl alt llw oulH-l nl- llu: lU gmm- rmnpaign. um- n-uuld unly wuil anrl m-p foultl lllP This gm lmlh ways? Hiltt'ring lllt'ir Iirsl wmlcwl of the ssL-zlmn willmul the ad- Hmlugl- uf tlu- afliimlmrlznll sruuling rvpurls. IIIP .CuL-z WIPTP ulrlv lu t'uplurr' :1 14: virlury m Hr lllt' Tulsa Golden Hurri- lfilllfh'. Tlu- gI'PiHL'E-J pnriiun uf Hm gamv was pizuml in Cincf. lrrritury uilll thn Cal; rrnssing llw mid-Hrilw unI-x hairy In .uI-nrt' lht' luxuvssamx Tils. Superb passing In quau'tm'luurk MiLt- Murphy aidt-tl llu- UL: 10mm to its HIM lnlly. As tlw film half of the game emlerl. the teams xwro rit-udlm-kml. 7-7. A Ililhh inlvrr-cplinn in HIV lhirul poriud 115 Cu-Ualirain Hun Fritz tm Hm Hr-nrtrat 20 yard iim- saved llw day, An fin yard Ilriw in right pla-xx early in tho Inurlh cgum'lm' Rvul ilm LI: vivwn intu the 9nd zrme for its $EL'UI1EI 3an last TIL Thrusls I'F Divk Unist. Dirk Partlini and Irv Turnt'r lJlmwl lllC ball in H'nring pusiliun. jue CIIIH'HIH carried the Imll nine yards l'nr 1'1th lmn'hduwn. Anulhm' pass inlrnjclllinn ll-V U011 51-hrmrn-nlwrgm' um the 15C l-l- :ilUIIlJt'Tl the Golden HurriA rnnl-s only lvmlmrurily. XVilh Tulsa un the Cincinnati flve. Murphy lnalllttl duun a pass on the iinell plan. page 280 In the Sl't'llllll 9,-1an ul' llll Ht'm-un llw Culth'n Xullalnrhr uf Marqut-lle lrmuplml llw Bt-urx-uls. Although uulpluy-d 1I1rnughuul llm iirst llIrt-e- quau'lrh. llw Im-ul gl'MIlI-Ih traiied hy Ullh 13-? all llu- start of lln- final s-tuuxu. Thun disaster Hruck. A 5L MINI th'iuj- uml lm: Imur llim-immli punts :91 up three lnurhth'mlls 1hr N'Tau'llurllw nml Iln' final Sn'nru nab IN to T. Thr h'll'l'th rhulmu'ln' Inn'L-a' IVEEIHI riff a Intiil l, l-ZU funds Ily rushing. TIM- gaining uf this lrvlnemlous yardage. mar. llighligllimi I0 lhl' m-nr Tll yard lUth'lltlUHll dashes Hr Hun Umruivrki :unl Lllu Hm- mlia. Murlluvtle qmn'lm'lmm-l; Hit-k Hhm-kt-y. playing .I ltJJJ-Iltnlt'llg11111e sI-Irlluu uL-nl ln llw uir. inn tlitl n Mllu-I'L leJ of difl't'lillg lllv Murqurllq- I-Imrll. 'Hn' 'Call lalllux t'ulm' in the first quurlrr ml :1 drive Inf 72 ulnls. Kry lulm's in this Llriw u'vrv :1 pass frum Murpln ln lrt'ilz. guml I'nr 33-1 yards. aml runs m Jul! Cum-illu nml Hum Dn-l Hem: MII- SL'Ul't'LI frmn lllP nlw. Hullnll Pismwlli l-nIIu-rh-d lhur lllL' seventh point. CINCY END AND CO-CAPTAIN DON FRITZ l4ll TATE THE BALLH AND IS SWARMED ON BY TWO MARQUETTE DEFENDERS. BUT MARQUETTE EASILY TAMED THE BEARCATS BY A 31-7 COUNT. RED AND BLACK FULLBACK JOE MILLER I39? IS IN NO M000 FOR JOKES AS HE BUSTS UP THE MIDDLE OF THE AVALANCHE LINE. AIDED BY BOB MARICHS l22,'l FINE BLOCK. Aflvr lying stronl 'an the previous week. lllt' William 3an .ry Indians WW? startled wlmn forced lu al-snrlp u 57-? flt'fPill al the hands uf Sid Cillmuu's elm m1. Apparently the only ones ulm suil't-rvd a nmraft- lylnw from Lhr: past weeks lrnumring at tlw ha of Mur- quelie ueru the fans. l'nr the Reaum passed auul rushed their way In om:- uf lhoir biggest scenes ul' rewnl want. Ilcgaltlit'lg the Indians In only 131 vards. the I - .. ts were DIIIE to garner 55 yards. Mike Muery was hard tn st' in tlu. air. for he lhrew sewn complete 5 in nine atlwnpls fur Inn luuchduwns. DN'k Co Co Cnist was 1hr leading ground gainer. He L'zlrried lhr pimikin six times fur W? yards. awragc ll'.1.5 yards; per try. The flrsl tm: TH' ralliw n'iihin lhl- minulrs 01' each nllu-Ir. G is-t npenrtl tlw scnring u-ilh ml UH yard dash. and Pardini wml 31 yards mm :m vml run for 1hr: secuntl Inarkrr. Ailcr lhr IUUE William and Mary tally in the final prrimL UH: laSl two Cincy tuurhtlnwns tame in quick sun? ll'lrr a 38 yard lnmjlulmnl run iu' Jot: l'LuntxiHu. Ln Hinglr rm-nwrml 11 fum- Illt' and J' k Hill smrtd. END JOHN MASDEA l30J ALMOST GATHERED IN THIS AERIAL, EXCEPT FOR THE DEFENSIVE WORK OF A BUSY WILLIAM AND MARY INDIAN. THEN THE 'CATS GREW MEAN. CLAWING UP WILLIAM S: MARY. 57-7. DOM DEL BENE IS OFF FOR A 24 YARD DASH, DEEP INTO W 8: M TERRITORY: BUT THE OFFICIALS SAW THINGS DIFFERENTLY AND CALLED THE PLAY BACK. SCATBACK IRV TURNER DOESN'T CARE FOR THE TREATMENT HE'S GETTING FROM A TOLEDO GRIDDER. BUT TURNER'S EFFORTS ATE UP A BIG CHUNK OF YARDAGE. NEVER- THELESS. AND TOLEDO. 41-7. WITH A SMASHING OFFENSE AND STINGY DEFENSE. Tin- ISPJTI'EIIH Halt'ml'cl llln fur the Xinirl' gmxw M Imfr-Ling ln illl Huey H in T min un'r llu- 'I'IIIHIH 1 nixvrr-il; lil,lf.'kl'l H Thu .Cills m-urwi un inn nl' lIu-ir firbl lhrm- plans Irnm :rrrimllnlge and built up an iltllll'rhsiuf 3-1- In ll lirsl hullx loud. ,im-innati uastetl nu liinu lurning.r hm Talmin Eumhles intu suuregs Iu-hm- lllt' unliter uas five minutes nld. Hiu-k Cuisl and Dunn Hal Ht'm- luggwl llu- pig- skin illlu th- tlml zum'. uml IIICII ,Inhn Mancini snuggt-Il Wrill Hun- :lumtrr-s pass Ln build up a quink 21-0 lead. Irv TurnI-r um! Gltn Uilllmfr mlrlvd more points In LC's luig hulflimu margin. Thu storing paw sltwuz-d dmrn mnsitlertzllly in lllc second half. with each lcum wunling unI-ru Murray Juhnsun lnue'kml nn-r fur the H'xth Ih-rl and HIat-k TD. and Tuit-c'iuk Uit-L MrKimmt-y caught a tum-Iuluwn m-riai with 13 seclmds It'll to prevent a Tuledu shutout. HALFBACK AND CO-CAPTAIN DOM DEL BENE LUGS THE PIGSKIN INTO TD LAND. AS THE BEARCATS ?ROVIDE ALL THE FIREWORKS TO THE CHAGRIN OF- THE FlZZLED-OUT ROCKETS. BEARCAT HALFBACK DICK PARDINI I2IJ FINDS TOUGH GOING 1N THE MiDDLE OF THE MUSKETEER FORWARD WALL. AS USUAL. XAVIER WAS STUBBORN. BUT THIS TIME A 20-6 VICTIM: Jlllf Miller's 0! ulrti gallop tn lhl' Xenivr Hu- yard Iinv. lult- in llw final quarter :lflm' lln- Rrarm'ul clt'fmlsiw Iim' had SIUpIJt'Il llw Muskivs a scam fool slmrl uf 11 TU. :rl up llu- tullL'lltllm'n ullir-h vlinclwd I Us dramanir BIN; lrimnlnh mer ils great inlra- t-it; rival. Wyilh less ilaun thrun' minules remaining in llw gamr. Uit-k Parclini plungml intn the Piltl zone fur Ihe third Cinry H'HIT. liarly in the sm-nnrl quarter l'ulllmrL Joe Cmu'illa scored lwim nn lun Iighining-Iikr Beart'al TD bursts 1:: jump lho mi antl BIm-L nut in frunl. H-U. Nvar tht' 141.19;- uE lhu firsl half. X;tx'irl 5 Jim Hrurkhuli Influl a Sl'lll'illg aerial Io Uinu Pauloni. narl'nuing tllv Cifll'illlltlti lead In 1-1100. A If; tnmriulnun. nulli- fiml Ivy a holding pvnully. and a Kelvin threat. llm'urlt'd 11; a fumble: vwrml phu in lhv Fall'h stagvs ..r the HEHHHI half. Then lhr- Mllskirs cirrm- In a first :qun 1m llw 1-1-2 lu'u yard stripe. lml Ihl- Cinq fnrm'ml wall refusal lu Ireml. Thu. il war: that Millvr lmuk ufT ml his- .iperlau'ular jaunl. lungn-sl run l'rum st-rimmugr in llw Ill game LC-X N'fit'H. I ur lllt' ht'l'llllti rmr setfllliu' yl'alr. iln' Brelrrut I'Imwti lht' NlLlth'iL'Fl'. JOE MILLER I391 DOESN'T MIND HIS MANGLED NOSE SO MUCH AFTER BEING SPILLED ON THE XAVIER FWE YARD UNE JUST AFTER REELING OFF A 9l YARD GALLOR END DON FRITZ HAS JUST TAKEN A SHORT TOSS FROM QUARTERBACK MIKE MURPHY l77j AND BIG ABE LOOKS AS IF HES GOWG TO BOWL WITH THE PIGSKIN. THEN CINCY STIRRED UP THE WHITEWASH. SMOTHERING RESERVE. 66-0. LEADING SCORER JOE CONCILLA I462! IS TRYING TO SHAKE A RED CAT TACKLER AND ENGAGE IN HIS FAVORITE PASTIME SCORE TOUCHDOWNS, Hu-uring drluulh at will againsl a weak Weat- --rn Homn'n PlF-wm ll'lt' 'Cats rumpwl lo a ' i ? irlnry. Thr- nearr'als llifml UIJ If: 1- 1x1 E154 lv-K' ingl. breaking tlw mark Inf -l;31 Intalmi mg; Marshall in MI. and ullngrlln-r gaim-d Slh -V;lrf F2. 'I'Iim-inn:-iti lnfliml luin- in 1hr lirsl. tluirrl am! I'nurtll puf-rim'ls' am! fnur timw in lhv sc-Hmd r-lunzel. In alldilinn l C haul I'nur TIL I-allwl lnunr-k. Hurpriue III llw Highl was .Jark Hill. ullu muml I'rum u lmHluu-L lmailinn 10 1hr Iluarlc-rlmark slnl IIII tlu- wrumi lvum .15 a rolulutwmllnl fur WWII Humlrlm-L uml nl' lilm with a frm-tun-d anklru Hill M'nrmi 1m: rm '1's and dill RH allwarnund HIII1lllt'THI11IIIl' jnll. L'H-n tlirl't'iing llw 1331a. ii In-rI-nniul Ml furr'naliull l'lllll. from llw single Hing. FIIIHHH'L W'ill UmJIHI-r t'lullkr-wl Up Ehrm- hivllrninlvrs. elml Hit'L Unisl nml Hh yarcls fur flu- nllmnlnls ;.H Um le mid Palurk nailmi dmyn uin numlu-r flux , '96: 1zec-y'a w w- . i f var ,1 iv, 1' It , . :wav 3L '1. L t .'-; j t . ; .gnky'v-EIK' J ' yr EH 7 . Kg'x ; A t. . f . c. . 3t'Jx. nix,- M.,d3's .'4't ' 3' -. 5 kt 34 q Jermain Jim'p Attrig- g-J ?51. pp 5,: 4 C'- x -l' t J. Eithl Jail I DOM DEL BENE I33! APPEARS TO BE TRYING TO TALK A DAYTON FLYER FROM STOPPING HIM. DOM AND THE BEARCATS DID SOME PRETTY FAIR FOOTBALL PLAYING ALSO. WHITEWASHING THE FLYERS. TAGGING A 27-0 LICKING ON AN IMPROVING. BUT YOUNG. DAYTON TEAM. .Iark ttBunkvr'f Hill anul lhr uthvr tm'mbers of the mchange of patch tram prnved tho. margin of vit'tnry as tho Rearcats dawned a stuhhnrn Dayton lvzlm, 27-0. During,r the first period the locals rouht not mark the rugged Daytnn tlerrnse hut surrrt'th'd in hlnljlling llw It-ttjt't'sh dl'vlu'rit penetratirm 011 the Cinr-v 1:5. Al lhr start at 1hr smrmnl stanza thv 'tt'hungc Hf parvu' 101ml ttmk nwr' illlll Inurt-hz-rl 011 yards: fur the. Hrs! Cim-y talh xxilh Hill sl-nring lhn- llltlfkl'l' un u lIuHTlITIIJEqu kuk hum nm' turnl nul. The next timr' the 'Cats gut the hall they went 80 yards for another scurv. Murphy 113.:st lo Frilz fur the Final 19 yards. Cnne'illa hullvd uvvr mrly in lht' hnul porincl fur the third TD utter :1 Murphy to Fritz pass play gave the locals a first down mm the Flycr throw. Tho final tally came nu a pass from Hill to N'Tusdvn with nnly half at minute to play. Hill had lobbed the hull intu llw r-nrl znrw. uml although a FIyE-r defender had tippml tlw hull. Maulva made a rliving catch. IT'S NOT HITLER AND THE GOOSE STEPhJUST CINCY BALL CARRIER DICK GOIST DRIVING FOR SOME EXTRA YARDAGE AGAINST DAYTON. 5 wt ALTHOUGH THE PLAYERS IN THE FOREGROUND ARE BUSY LOOKING FOR FOUR-LEAF CLOVERS. JACK HILL MANAGES TO GAIN A FEW YARDS BEFORE SEVERAL LOUISVILLE GRIDDERS POUNCE ON HIM. CRUSHING AN UNDERMANNED LOUISVILLE CARDINAL ELEVEN. 41-0. The UC handt along with some 1500 Beurcat routers. followed the team to Louisville for the Migration Day game with the Louisville Cardinals. The Bearcats went into the game riding a live game winning streak and loading the nation in pass. defense. as well as holding second place in rushing and fuurth in total offense. In view of these facts the Cincinnatians entered the contest 35 an overuhehning favnrite In make Lnuisvillv their sixth consecutive victim. The Cats jumped out in irnnt early in the,- game and then gradually increased their lead :15 the battle wore en In Win, as; expected, by a 4-1-0 score. The highlight of the affair was the unleashing of a power- ful Bearcat pasaing exhihitirm. the first time during the Vear that thc Gillmaniles had Upmied up such aerial power. Not 10 he uutdrme. the stingy ACat pass defense cmnpletely thruttled LiLE great passer. Jnhu Unitas. who failed to nail a single rPl'Einr. Cim'y came through a breather with flying culurs and no injuries. while thc migrating UC fans whrmpml it up. Page 257 AFTER HAULING W A PASS, DON FRITZ APPEARS HEADED FOR A COCA-COLA IACTUALLY ALL HE WANTED WAS A TD. ....L ' zw'i-Iganw THANKS FOR THE HELP, FELLOWS, REMARKS DICK GOIST le AS HE WALTZES INTO THE END ZONE WITH NO LESS THAN SIX DOWNF-IELD BLOCKERS ACCOMPANYING HIM. Utilizing ml'llr: 0f the: mwl fPl'UFiIJLlF lllnr mg n+3: ' l on a I'mutlnlll fiPM and n-t-ruwring nwmy fumllln. the UC Bean: 15 rolupml In an easy win ovrr rg' Iia Military lnHlilule. GT to U. Running aml pasmng fur a tntal Inf 0le yank In 2:01 a new sr-huol MARCHING THROUGH rHJanl. llw 'Italp mm llwir sexenlh straight gallle aml their fourlll in el run uillmul cln l'nr-my lnurl'nluuu. Tht- xis-iting Keuit-ls ht-rt' VIRGINIA iMll-ITARY INSTITUTEL 67'0- nmn' inch the nr'HrI-a OH yard limx ullilv ninr- HPan'ats trail RI tho sruring rulumn G: I,'.mn'illa. Turnwr. Dt-l B'mw. 1Lwiuel. Murphy HiIr-IIHI. Julmsun. Iflt'l Haw. and HL-Imurn'nlwrgvsr. DOM DEL SENE l33J MAKES A PICTURE BOOK CATCH. WHILE IRV TURNER IBM AGAIN REGISTERS HIS RESENTMENT UPON BEING THE OBJECT OF AN ENEMY TACKLER. 4 1 , ' n- ' 1 3,; hi I1 , . ';'7-,' ' Migitldu ' 'QLf i E J: w ' GO GO GOIST IS OFF AND RUNNING THE GAUNTLET OF A FIERCE BAND OF MIAMI REDSKINS. AND FINALLY UPENDING RIVAL MIAMI, 14-0. The Bearcals dosed a successful gridiron seasun by uinning the 2111- nual Thanksgiving Day game- from Miami, 14- . This victory deadlocked lht series. which llegan in IHHU. at 26 u ins aiwirrn lhv Hrsl lime since- 1916 that lh:a rixals haw heen ex'r-n. I'C's inp-notch deiense. statistically the best in oulleg? ranks. set Up the first lalh. .Mlt'r the 'Cal line twice lurned pass atlempts into huge leases. lhf' Redskins wore furc-r-rl tn punt frnm their end zunr. Cincinnati tank uvvr mm the Miami 23 and u ilh haIf-lime only semnrls away. Mike Murph-x hit Hum Del. Bent: uilh a TD 11:55. Cimsj. added a sec- und half insurance marker. Murph-x hucking m'Pr from the unc- yard line. Rolling to nine viclnries in ten cnnlvsts. llle Red and Bizu'k grid machine posted the lnp Ivam marks- iu lmlh uHensc and defense among lhE natic'm-s. major cnlleges. A new school srnring rH-urd. 334- puints in a singlr 5665011. also was a major acrumplishment. Individually Del Belle established a new rushing standard 211 EC. averaging 9.1 yards per I11 uith lhe pigskin. The pass defense uaf- thr- ser'lmd luughrsl ill lhe L25 and 1h:3 defvnriivr Work fI'H' the last Five games was nutstanding- 1m Ullplmmlf scurecl in that period. DOM DEL BENE GRITS HIS TEETH AND HAULS IN A TD PASS WITH ONLY SECONDS REMAIN- ING IN THE FIRST HALF. lilt- 111 f- A-Ilrl .I Chrence Schmm, Drum Molar; Bobby Copens, I?S4755 Bcnd Sponsor, Mary Ann Kelien Band Sponsor; Ken Hurbuum, Band Presidea-W. I953-54 CHEER lEADERS: BAND SPONSOR Tm: Laulstanding examplm: nf Brun'ul spirit m-rv rxmnpliEt-d II; this year's: Hluad of timer- Iradvrs and hand spunaor. Their vuwrgy. drive and l-uupcraliun gent rise 1n renmu'd interest in the alhlulic ac-lhilira nf 1hr Liniwrsily. Thur: IHth'h L'rmlil must LIE ghvn ln llwst' IJf'rSUllEi 1hr any c-mlesl in which Cincy purlit'ipunls haw sur- t-vellell in bringing 11mm: the glow aml honors lu old McMiL-ken. Much ul lllis Enthusiasm am In- attributed in lllt' peppy cheerleaders. who through all kinds of m-alhrr guVr lhvir ulmusl 1:1 see that llw HM and Bleu-k mum: ultl nu tlw uinning l ll1l. Tho mpmluan 111' LC: flm- team im'lutlvd lht' fnl- Iuming: Phyllis kl'Pr-m ICllie Nlillc'l'. Rama Skin- IIPI'. Man in Culln. .Im'n XVI'ighl. Jvrl'y Kupplllnn. Mn- Hvllnlillg nml Tum Eifllillldl. 'Hlir y'alrlr: lmun ui' erl Ivmlmwa nus amply niclvd 133 its re :am'w r-llllittl. Tlm mwmul u-xamplv Hf spatial nn- liI-c Has the mark of tile buml spunsur. Mary Ann lxI-Ilt-r. ulm maln-Imi uith llw haml al funtluail :J'illllvh'. SIH- nnl uuh hvlped suplmrl lht' Bt-armly. Ilul nlm I'ngagetl in other rumpus at'livilirs thzll lnmalt-Il the ueHdrH nl' tlw l'niwrsily . UH Thanks. gixing lieu sht- passml ln-r lmhm 1n Rulnlwie Unpt'ns. ulm lluIIt-s ln u-uutinlu: lln- fine unrk uf Ill'l' IITl'cIL't'PSSul', PROMOTION OF SPIRIT IS PART OF THE GRID PICTURE. CHEERLEADERS - FOREGROUND Behrens. F. ROW l SIu'nner IL Miller Eu Hdming. 5,, Krr'ss P ROW 2- Koppmon J Wright J Einhsmdf T. Cohm M, l953 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW liFreemun. 0. Ruth. Gt. Camchoct Rt Schornhorst, J.. Wiltiums. BM Moskefh't 5., Subu, Wt ROW 2-Schwar- bergt 3.. lCoacM, Greenet Gt Mutdoont J. Anderst Ht Brooks, Jw Mcchocek, DM OlszEWski. W., McGraw, T, Pfetl. Cq Daniels. SH Stom-L LH lAss'f Caachl. ROW 3- Richardt 0,. Niemann, JW Aukermcn, N . Smolanovicht 3., Carney, 3., Merritt, M.H Whipple, Dq Mortemwe, G. ROW 4ilahnson. P.. Del Rosa, 6,, Manda, F., Arden. 3,, Poul. A. Presley. L Rheinhotd, J t Cravens. G., Leim, Dt Lawsont St MWSSING FROMPICTURE-Brown. BM Danny B. Kmneyt W. AS IS PREPARATION FOR FUTURE VARSITY CLUBS. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Playing a four game SERSHH withuul hoing FULLBACK PAUL JOHNSON 15 THE TARGET OF defeated. lllt' l'rush eleten shumrd that they will A TRIO 0F DAYTON TACKLERS. the following gannes the Brarkittem furnished :1 . fme ground attack. Quarterback rhorm: were equally divided between Rudy Cumthm' and Bill W'illiams. Cmnvhuc's 22 33rd paras to Carry Mnrtcnwre in the last 23 seL-nnds nf the opening game meant victory fur the inttens over the Little Flyers of Dayton. The first UC tally value in the second period. uhen the freshman vlmen ground out US 3ard$ in E1 plats. The Schwar- herg-Slorm coached 'Kittrn grid machine then heat Marshall-s ireshmen. -lrl-U. binning was equally distributed amung six freshmen Quarter- back Williams turned in an outstanding rumor- sion record of four fur four. TIIP Army Plvhes were the third victims when the young U: team Eked out a 19-12 win 011 a stlow-cm-ered held. Hatfback Jim Niemann was first to score for the frush when he tallied after Bill Arden hlm'ked an Army punt 0n the Plehe ZtL An exciting Finish to the season featured Dayton ante again. Two per- fect conversions by Williams meant victory. as the UC yearliugs won, 1-1-12, furnish c-apahle material for future varsity tvams. -. .. 2 . , -- - L .. n . .1- P! J Turning to the air in their initial coulert against -; 2 -- , 1 . - f: -; .E. . J if .4 v 44.- - .. the Davtun frush. It appeared that the- tvam 5 UL : ; - -- J: 1 5T . I ' , . . t - .4 Ienswc strength uuuld he 1n the air. However. m 3 1 h .... - H .- .7 . .- h. - --- .4 H- h - qrh-- J . a -- :1 III ! Page 2' THE BEARCAT CAGERS' 1953-54 CAMPAIGN. Coach George Smith glared all a baskPlhull like a crystal hall at the outS-E'i uf the 1053-54 rampaign and derided hi5- rlub was polen- tially the slrungest 17C quintet since the great team of 105061. For the past Iun SPaSl'HlS. the latter Smile flrsl at the helm uf the Red dml Blank basketball ureu: Cinr-innali trams had finished under the- .SIJU line. 4L nucleus uf Eve lvllennen from the 1052-53 squad. plus a wlvrau 0f the lUSI-52 Bearrugers and four pruSpDCls frum last .x'Par-s- lligh-scuring freshman rluh. might provide the Cats with the punch needed In :mum upward in hardwood society. However. a pmverful an-at fne seemvd still a year mm;, and realistic I'C supporters- xmuld svltlr fur a unn-lusl record over Mm .500 Iewl. The 21 game srhvdule listed some nf lhr- naliun's 111051 rugged tFams. including four of HIP tup tun quinlvls accnrding lo a pre-seasun consensus rat- ing. The fusirllreaking LC live prcparcd tn Pmlmrk un ihe grueling Huaraun uilh .laI-L Tuymnn. a high scorer and sleadg rrlmundrr. at Ed Jucm' human CDOCh' and George 5mm head COM lhe- Ilinvt: Bill Lammert. Phil Wheeler and Dick Vugeiv iigllting it I uul at lllt- forwards: and Fred Mumps. ,Iur Okruhlit'a and Will Ernst wtrking H! Um guard sluts. I'Jau' l'lunkt-tl and Al Armstrong. for- BASKETBALL WalrIIS. Bill Hall. l'I'IIlt'r. and guard:- Bull Cutter and Nick Nir-hulas furnislwri gmul rr'sr'rkt- slrvnglh tn the frunt-Iilwrs, ROW I -Jn9 SLDHy Knlp Urninerj. Nick Nicholas. Willx'e Emsl. Joe Okruhlina. Fred Manes, and Bob CuHIzr. ROW 2 AI Armshcng. Jack Twymon, Bill Hall, Dick Vogele, Dave PlunkeH Pth Wheeler, and Bill Lummerl MISSING FROM PICTURE-Tony Trabert - - -.. .-. iAiim... -, uh. ,, ..- ,..-. 4 a , , Jr -;- ALTHOUGH ONE OF A REBUILDING NATURE. LITTLE JOE OKRUHLICA GOES HIGH TO SCORE A BUCKET AGAINST TENNESSEE AFTER INTERCEPTING AN IN- BOUNDS PASS. VOLUNTEER BILL HALL H31 TRIES VAINLY TO BLOCK THE SHOT CINCY'S BILL LAMMERT f?fil GETS OFF A JUMP SHOT AGAINST INDIANA'S RUGGED BIG TEN CHAMPS. Al'lvr upt'ning the .wmun nilll an r-alsy nil: uwr L nimt llullvgju llw Hrun-agvri thrl-u a tvrriIir: aware intu Indiana's IUSk'u naliunal rhumps fur lln'm: quarlvr- un lhv Bluuminglun r-uurl. Hqu-riur r0- QI'I'VI' strength pullefl the Hmmivn uJT lilt- lan in llu- Enal perilul. luul Uim'j. fan:- appluurlwl their ieiuly fur a Eghling I'Hllrt lhal furr-HI Ihe- IIIIHHIIEIIIS ll: go all out. Hr-rl aml nllt'k t.'l?lllt'f Jark Tuynum lufllt'll ill a brilliant lwrfnrmam-r, umimlring NII-Kmeri- L-an Dun Hr'hlumll. Tim Hlililhlawn luuum'ml hark 1n uallulJ a grrt-II Tcmwssee quintc-l. 157-00. finding a Vulunlvvr tlt'fcnsaw vuinvrablv In 1171-1 :41qu km ldrt'ak. Rm-L' in the Cincinnati Garden Um Bear. uam ltuszserl away rllant'es fur an lllnsrl uin :n'er Whilern Kentucky 111 tho Lilli lint'. dropping a T-l-Tl gunw. UC'S JACK TWYMAN IZTI AND PHIL WHEELER IML ALONG WITH WESTERN KENTUCKY'S GREAT TOM MARSHALL l4li'. MAKE FACES AT EACH OTHER WHILE SCRAMBLING FOR A LOOSE BALL. TURNED OUT TO BE THE FIRST Calrhing lIIP Rm-Let: in a ural'y Immd. Cint'inuati Inlustm! llw Tulm'lc: Fne. TT-hu, then narmed up fur a lihrisimas lmlidm trip Lu Oklahuma hj. u'alluping llm Uit'higall Woherint's al llu- Garden. I! Has no huliday fur a raggetl-playing Cincinnati squad in the All-Cnl- It'gv Tnurnamem at Oklahnnm Cih. ThP 'Cals couldn't c-npc with tln: luaIl-rnntrul Iat'fiCS of Wyoming aml Tulsa. trams uhivll lhumpmi lhw Inisvuc-Ilappy Bear, uigors. Finally Coach HIIIilh'5 prntvges Iu'nke intn 1hr- nin Cululnll. nulr'u't'uring Furman. 93-77. to gain Fm- c-mh plau' in thv right 1mm luurllvy. Furman'; grt-at Frank Helm. uhnm the 'Culr HAIet-lt'tl 115 the lap uppuw r'n! l-Ht'Hl and avian lm'l lllf' nation in st'lll'ing. registered 5H ,mims against Cinq. u lunrnamvnt record. Sud- dvnly finding themsvlu-s. lhc- Ml-Mit-keniles ruared Imlm- tn thrush intratii; rival Xavier in a startling upsvt. But the Huquesue lluLvs. fvaluring Lune hf the luest dvl'vnses and twp rebounding cmnlwinatimIs in lhe laml. sat um 1hr snappy. Inn nutclassed. Cats by all iHLhIJ ruunl at Pittsburgh. Western Michigan. a run- mnI-shunl l-Yjw luall t-luln. uas Palsy fur the patchedvlip sztn'zlla. who ran up a 102-71 lulal on the Bronco lr'am. Him a quirk gt-tauau. the Hall and Blark sud- IIPI1I11 uHH sour in the hvl'nml 'wriurl and then funght am uphill balm? against llw flashy Ihulun Hjmrs. who pullvd thrnugh uith :1 narrcm uin. FRANK AYERS 1231' OF TOLEDO SCREAMS HIS HEAD OFF BFLL LAMMERT OF UC AND A MICHIGAN WOLVERINE LOOK AS IF AS JACK TWYMAN APPEARS READY TO POUNCE ON HIM. THEYRE PERFORMING A MODERN DANCE IN THE CINCENNATI TOLEDO'S HM MAHER 1:23: STANDS IN THE FOREGROUND. GARDEN. f H'lt'l' luring lu lhqlun In :1 IllPI't' IMO IHIiIIIH. lllv 1331- lruu'lml lu Tuiwlu 1n illihtll'll alIIIIlIu'l lmn IIniIIl :ellnurlx. Illir- liml' ill lhl' hundr. nl' u wally illlprmtlll Tulrrln HIH'IU'I r'rmt. Tlu'rm' tlal-w lalI-r King Ilmlgr-II ulnnv lhu .3IIII murk 11.x kllurking HIT el rnugII-mnl-lum- Mp trilw nf thmi Ih-tlskins. le SIIIillHnI'n MHZI-Il HIP Inlh-Lvl Inl' 3 I3 lmilll :Hhunlugv :ll lhv rlurw nl' tlw Hrsl quurlvr. Ihrn In-M In a llPllTlHilll'll Miami drin- lhal Inruughl IIH' Hkinn uilhill slriking Iliumnw in 1h:- sr'ruml half. The l,IC1,-zigrh Ill'dflt' tlu- mm-l ml :1 um-lCn rest. selling up lnlans fur mmlht-r xit-iury nwr 1h:- rr- eIlgcb-IIIimlt-II znivr UHrLI'lI'l'I'r. Hlll'r lhn'v llilI-illlll- turL pr'rimlr. llu- Ht'al'ruls I'Rplmlt'll alnd lht' X'Illz-Ml'n Hilhl'l'l'll: Uriel Mr lhc' 1233- FPI'UI'dl'lI :I I'il'zm ?HXf'UII in lhr' ke'l'll t'ixEIIH. lriln up rlnrlll prmml hllc'HN-Hful alr 'WilH'illlIilli. T-HI IIII' Hl'tnlld Iimv in lllr HI'LIHHJI. altlmin- ihll'rf'll il UHI'miIIHI hlnnllxillf: III lllt' HI'IIIIFUH Inf VMMIi-rn Uirlligdn. HUI Linm run ih IIm-r- galmr Min h'll'l'zlk tinlI-nlh ammhu-ci In I'l'7ImlImf lLHtc-n. lllilllilil-K tn uh-i'vnw Ihr- Hum: Ini; IIH'II. Hm I III 11ml Julm HUI'iItI, wwl Vim irlllzlli H 3': lIlIiHl llHlHiHs'lliHIF. r v.H q. -. $,-$ WINNING SEASON IN THREE YEARS. PHIL WHEELER DRWES AROUND A HORDE OF XAVIER MUSKETEERS AS THE CATS SMACK THEIR INTRAVCITY RIVAL. Dl'sllitr the film pla-x wf lhv Bran zlgerr. lllv stlm'n K0117 luvky Hillluppvrs pulun :1dazzling:t'xllilniliun fur llwir hnrm- Cl'llud. Ilt'lling lu'tivr than SW; of lheil' Iluur 511mb lu sink L-C. But i-zu'k hnmlt' ill the Cinl'p Garden. lhe HIIIiHIIm-n astounded HID llkllillll is'x dumping lllt' lumrrful Huqul-Hnl' Dukes. IIII' natiolfe. I'IUIIIIIIfl' Ullt VIIIIL JIIIH' 22 rIIIh-rrllihv FRED MOEVES I23, TRIES TO 5UP PAST THE TIGHT DUQUESNE wins. withuut a reversal. l'luwever. sliil basking in the glory DEFENSE, BUT 31c; JIM TUCKER HANDS DOWN' HIS DISAPi nf this lrvnwnduus triumph. lhv Bt'arrats m-rv lnmahavkl-d PROVAL. I0 lhrir UM fiHllE.1l1t' Miami RwisLins, ulm mnhushml Cirl- cinrlaii Ull lIlL- lehrd nrsvn'alinn. thnugll :1 rt'lnlmling y-ur. IW-wl'u-Sl prmml IT LOOKS LIKE A STAG LINE AND LANKY DAVE PLUNKETT 1233 t5 ABOUT TO WALTZ IH P 2' 'U' ' t'- '- '1UlMIH-Tif'lm'i' 1'l;t :Jl'5II1i l OFF WHH THE BASKETBALL AS THE WESTERN MWCHIGN BRONCOS CLOSE IN. Emil hi5 Bt'urt'ulr- MI c-Iiqu-d alum: Ilw 3'1 Irzlt'ril'r uhilt- lllming nm- Hf llll' Inught'st uIlH-Iiuh-s 'ill lhv Imtiun. III null'llin; ll Hun Iur'ivs in :21 runlvslex llu- 'Cnls mvrpcme-rml aut'h iirn' fume Hr- Huquvnnp. Mnivr. Tnlmln aml Miami. Juniors lurk Tunnun :inll HiH Lalmlmrrl Ilzu'n'tf Lllt' uHrnriw IILIIWIL 1n vrapin; ELI 'dllll LS3 lmillls IJt'I' gmm'. I'Prpt'l'lhvl'L 'l'xuman. svlt-rlml Illuhl Hllualnll- lulmrr In his t1 alllrl1:ill.'s. Sl'l tun su-hlml ITI'III'Ilr- In mm:- nging 21.1 points and HLS n-Imumls 21- ganw. Hir- 1-353 puinls Ihr llw 5mm lHir-H'll mutx-hing unnlhvr U: mark lg nub hm Iminls. Twp Ilmrkmnunship llullurs- Hl'lll tn I'lwii W'hm'il'r. Iuwl flvlcl gnul ln-I'H'Illzlglu :Iml Fra-d Mm-u-Q. IIPF-i fl'vr- tllrlm Jllf'lTl'Hnglf'. SI'Hiurr .lnv Ukruh- lira and Humps ul'l'l- I'JI'n-lml Iaulmrarx rn- n'ululuins at lht t'ml ulr lin- t'nmpuig'n. I THE 'CATS CLAWED OUT AN 11-10 MARK. I II 011 ..... . . . .L Iliun thy . I .............. 50 0t! .......... I'quucsnr ................. 3U 05 .......... Indiana ................... TI : 102 .......... Western Mirhigan .......... 71 :57 .......... 'l'vnnr-ssee ................. O'J GU .......... Dan tun ................... 71 TI .......... Weslvrn henluch .......... 7-1 711'. . . . . . . .. .Tult'du .................. 75 I 77 .......... Toledo ................... OH 60 .......... Miami ..................... H I III... .......l1in'higan ................. 02 3 .......... Xen'it'r ................... 76 5-1 .......... W5 ulning ................. 0-! U2 .......... Western Michigan .......... 63 TU .......... Tulsa .................... T6 60 .......... Dayton ................... 01 I, 03 .......... I'Vurman .................. TT TT .......... W'estern Kcntun'h .......... 92 I 77 .......... Xmit-r ......... . . . v . . . . . .511 60 .......... Duquesnc ................. 52 TU Miami .................... 33 I I I I I I ED GUNDERSON I30I OF MIAMI IS A HLEAP FROG I VICTIM OF JACK TWYMANIS FINE FAKE. THE AGILE ' MANEUVER DREW A FOUL SHOT FOR XWYMAN. ALTHOUGH CINCINNATI'S TONY TRABERT $33,? AND DICK VOGELE I3DI MANAGE TO TlE UP DAYTON'S DON DONOHER IN! IN THIS SHOT, THE FLYERS TWICE DISPOSED OF THE BEARCATS DURING THE 33354 SEASON. Page 296 WHILE THE YEARLINGS COPPED A DOZEN. Purwl Iu-x ICII HutIIr-nlwrg. uiih at 1-317 puinl lnlal 21ml :1 13.5 pvr guru? zn'c-mgv. and Frank Nimmu uilh a 111.5 :tu-r- agr. lllv quskn-lluuli Huarkiltc-ns turrwcf in at 12-3 hun-Imt rw- urtl. 'Hw Hrlinb inrlurlml slu'h yr-arling rluln: as quivr lluiI-N. Miami iluic-ual. uml Dayton. After tlt-fruling llw .xnung lhnlun Hyvrs in NW lint runlvsl. SUM. the- 1-H l'rnsh rt-lurm-rl I'rI-m lhI-ir n-luru vngagt-mc'nl nn tln- Qllurl 14ml Hf u fJU-M srnre. 'I'Iu' ullwr lnm was In lhv Hum-nm Autu Iiw. e'ulllpnr-ml of lm-al m-c-nllrgiuns. l'nder tho lvatlt'rhliip ui iloarll Ell .Im-er. the lt-am lurnt'd in mm uf tlw must im' pr'r-v-iu- frush rt'i'nl'llr- in FPPHII 'u-aIr-u Misi'ru'mnr in lhv form rd :1 lll'llkl'll ankle fur Tulll Hului LippFal'l'll In II? tlihar-HIJU! fur llw 'Ix'iHc'nh al lllf' uulsrl uf 1hr H-zlwn. B111 llvwitv thn- I'zu't Illul Huud Imurmi T'l philll- through lllt' hemp ullrn 1w :litl play. llle tvzlm I'M unI-x unv gumv during hi: alnrrm't'. Hm; HI rnIIr-iult'rzllllr senil't' lu lhv squad murr- leI-h hlElrlPlt- us Sandy kuul'ux. 'I'um Hanlr-x anti Hm Hum knufux flil' PAIR OF XAVIER YEARLINGS TRY TO T'E HIM UR islu-d Ihr- .wasnn uilll 11 Hi: lminl halal l'ur a1 'LT IIt-r ganw :Iu-rnuv. Hllijl' llunhw 11ml line: rzmu- tllrnllgh uilh uu-ragv- .- . . . BEARKITTEN GUARD FRANK NIMMO LOOKS FOR HELP AS A ul' 3H- zuul 7.2 mink. rn-r' n-rtiw-IL I . KNEELENG Lo Buono, 6., Tawcr, FL Schuefer R Lefkouifz, H. SIANDINcilucker Edi Couch, Mmmo. Fv Hnod T. Kauia: S. Giir barf, D. NOT PICTURED Rolhenberg, E. Hansel. R. I.'.rHLr t:.-. I F 'EIIiLIEJIHH- i? ' , 13. II, -II MIILETIuS Page 297 ON YOUR MARK . . I954 SWIMMING TEAM-ROW l-Lipp 5., Lepslcy, 5.. SWIMMING The 1053-31-1le swimming team. uilh unh Bull Fagin returning frum lhtr nui-lnm-suvt-ossful 1052-53 squad. Paved the problem of building a u'iw Hing team. Huutwer. Lady Luck did not smile on Coach Fred Timn' Pfeiffer and his mc'rmt'n. The team lost all eight uf its meets. The- swimmers npenetl lhe Sl'aE-llll at Buuling Green. u'llerr: lhf'y were defeated. 76 In 21. III suu'e'f'ding mrels Kent Slate. Berea. Miami. Xavier. the University Of Kvnlm-ky. Indianapolis Athldic Ciuh. and the University of Louisville smashed ln uins mm the hapless Bearvals. Top man I'JII the team was Cap, Iain Hill Kirsch. In the semmd and third pusiliuns were Bob Fagin and Stuart Hilx't-rnmn. Others 11:: lht- team were 5am Lepsky. Dick Hollinsun. Run Hchalzmam Juhn CEISFUIL John Perry. and Simon Lipp. Freshnu'n on thr tram wore Aclnlph Lemnull. Jim WPSIUII. and Bnl: Anderson. Bub Fagin. It-llt-rman t'liwr. will he lost lhrnugh graduation. However. Bill KirH-h. ar'o i'rrrislylvr. uill luv Irau-k next season as the team sparkplug. as Cnarh Heill't'r cuntinuvs In In to Iluild a in1ning team. CINCY SWIMMERS AND FENCERS FINISHED Perry. 1. Row 2-Silverman, 5M Cussom J . Schauman. RH Robfnson, R. Fagin. R. MLSSING FROM PICTURE-Kirsch, W'u Wesion, 1.. Andersom R7, Treflger, Ju Manager. PleiHer, F.. coach. IN THE RED. WHILE THE RIFLERS WERE REBUILDING. FENCING A The l-C fencing tram. IIt-slnile zl plmr Marl. imprmwl vadly and finislml with a L-T rCL-nrrl. Tht- Bearrat fuilmen Imt their Hrsl six nwwrs. l'nm'ing tu l'ihiu Slate. Wilt Wainw. lT-lll: Indiana. 14.13 and IO-ll: Detrnil. lT-lll: and hen- lut-klx. lli-U. Thr- l'em'vrsa then lmunvvd Vanderbilt. :i-l. and tho Waylon Funl-ing Cluln. LL13. Climuxing llle su'nsnn. lln' 'Cala Inst lu Knlrt- Hume. ZH-T. lnul IIt-al Kt'lIlUlfl-Q. 1-1-13. uml Linmuln Mrnmrial. IT-lH. Tulns un HIP squad urrt- Huy Ill-n- ham En rpm . Captain Jim IliH in sabre. and Jim Cill'hrisl in fnil. Others were Jack Bennun. Charles- Atkins. Kt-n lxnvnig. Carl Srhmirh. Hun lfppA Bill Ruhr and Stew- Ciluhriat, ROW I Harmon, R, Baverly, E... Suv09e J, ROW 2 Whiles:arvtr F., Telford. C W53-54 FENCING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW t Kaen1g K, GHchnH. J GHV chrisf S. Ecrmon, J Denhom R ROW 2-Roha W., Upp, 0., Borma Dr A. lcoocM 5dmuich C th J RIFLE V The l'JSH-Sl smh-rm fur lllL' fine lt-am nm- a tilm- nl rv- ltuilding. With unh lln'm- Ivtlc-rlm'n ISIan Nlr-wr. HiiT Tcl- furd. and I' . ch-spitr- Iark uf xarsity t-xpez'ivnrte. were used a:- rrgulzlrs-. 'I't-ams Im the Fl'ht'dlllll? M're Darhnuuth. Chiragn. Tri-Slalv. Lnuimillv. anti Auburn. The slluud almn slml in Hue Hlinnis D. Wllitesuan'erl. i'rvslnnen and Supllmlmres. Invitational MPH. Huulhern Uhiu Inler-Cullegiale League. aml lhr- Suutllm-str-rn Uhiu Rifle League. Bill Phillips- u as wplain um! Bill Puu'rnu's um- I1igl1 sr'urt-r fur the sremln. Ulht-r riflw- rnr'u urrv Hun Sillwr. Roll Pl1unlrj,jnr Haxagt: Il'n-lx ert-r. Oliver Fearing mnl Dirk Harlmm. . SWIber, R., Fearing, O BASEBALL THE '54 DIAMOND SQUAD EXPECTED 'u' , ngaim h Wer-ynF ' ' - WHO'S GOT IT? THE STEP OR THE STRETCH WILL TELL. Newcomers wen: rxprvtcd to play a big r019 in lht' fate of lhr 1'151 Irasehall team. Coach lCll Juckcr was beginning his Hrsl season at the helm CATCHER JOE MILLER TAKES A HEALTHY CUT F ROM THE PORTSIDE- 0f tl'lt' L'C diamnml squad. while steral freshmvn . and snpllunmres sluml nut in pre-sezlsun drills. Juckvr Pxpcr'lml the 'Cal:-' In fart- lwttvr than in '53. mainb cm the strength of pntemial pilrhing tIc-pih. Lvllcrman Dun Nesltill headed the Iisl uf hurlrrs. uhirll im'lmled mmmnners Bill Norris. Will Ernst. Handy Kuufax urul ,Izu-k Hurrherrling. l-Tnnngram wimwr Dun Hall was rmst-iving a lull- ller fur tho ranching tllllit'fi frum Joe Miller marl Ham Gillwrt. Only Ih'n infield vt'ls were hark. Curly W- ill;sr,lrl a! first have and In Bass: aL slmrtslup. Bul. Hun 01L 3 SPL'UHEI sat'ker. and Bob Cutter. a third llilhf'lllar'l. uvrv l'all'llillg Juckvr's 03.13. In lhv nutwr gardens Ike- Misali was back in the sun flt-M. whilv Jim Nimnann anrl Tum Swim meta were uurking in t't-ntt-r uml Ht fields. re- spN-tiwly. Nrwmnu-rs Ed Hmilh aml Nick Nich- olas u't-I'n: aim in llu' uulfivld pit-Iure. Tupping llw :20 game srht-llulr nm: a fiw game suullwrn suing in Inirlv-eril. I954 BASEBALL TEAMiROW liFr'cmluI R.. Nicholux N. BorcherdTng J , MisalL L, Ernst W. CuHer. 3., Gilbert D ROW ?iSchiering 1., Sn'mh EH Coleman. R., Bum I., Willson, R., Niemunm J.. MiHer, L. GeHlemon. L. Norris. B , Jucker. E., couch. R?W' 3 HaH, D. OHI IL. Siemmeiz. TI Fricke A.. Koufax. 5., Money. HA. Jacobsom R.. McMillum 2., SHVErmun, 5. Sammie F MISMNG FROM PICYURE-Nesbi'L 9 PopploueH, L. TO IMPROVE UPON A MEDIOCRE '53 SEASON A strung finish. in which they wnn Fut- 01' sit games. lbruughl the 1953 baseball ACals within a shade of the .500 mark fur the seasnn. Cnat-h John BH-kel's 1053 nine. larking reserve pilt-hing strength and a solid defense. Firand ninc xirluritw against tm srt- l'aarks. Four Bem'cal sluggPrs tnppml tlw Jinn Imrl. u'hilt' lht- ninv triumphs ut-re tlirilieri between tun muundsnwn. Ken Sharp, a eatrniuur elhnrtstlup. hit .301 but unly went 1n lhe plate 30 limes. Ullit'izll Inalling leader was wlerun nulfielder Jim 'l'rl-fzger. uhn pumlt-d u .345 mark. First lrascumn Dirk Curly Willym and rightHPEthr Hu- Misuli fcalluut-Il uilll HAIR nf .fil-L uml .3UO. respectiwI-x. Hmliur Paul leisvn um: the unrk horse among llw hurlers, finishing kilh a 0-3 slate. Um: Neshill. nhn jnined the I'lllln al mid-seasnn. rllalk- ed up 3 SH! rerrml, including a nne-hitler aml an earned run average nf 0.013. Cine; srnrerl wins cn'vr Wayne. $ielsnn, Jackmm'illv Air Busv. Xavier. Louis- ville QI. Tulvdo IZZI. and Miami. Lusses were In Flur- ida State. Rollins l2l. Danton I21. Kmt Stale I2I. Ohio U 12!. and Miami. Page 3OI COACH JUCKER TALKS OVER SOME STRATEGY WiTH OUT- FIELDER lKE MiSALI. TENNIS Happy tidy?- ure Iwn- again! W ilh Tully Tralmrl iulvk :11 LC :ll'lvl' tun Vumrs in the Han. llw lennis pirlurc l'ut HIP 13151 nr'asun was cunsiderahh lurighlt'nt'd. Trellwrl. Maxis Kup an . IF Natinnal Singles Champiun. and the , 1'.J3l Inlrrr'nllegiulr thumpT was slated to hold down the I nunlln'r mm slut. Nt-nI-uluers Bill Hadley. Tum 0118.le and I Harm Lumlnvrl gaim-d fhrach George Menefocls null for sucnmi lhirtl and fourth singles- IJaniliuns. respet'liwly. Baillin; il wul fur the remaining berth: Im the team urn- Hnn Hvllllvi'. Karl Hmwer, Erl Winidlnush. .Inhn Chain. Jim Hullit-I and Hull Hull. A fix? gumw mullwrn lulll' IIIJt-thl lht- Un-arrat xwlh-rs' 22H game SI'hHJUle. Dixieland i'llalt'lll'h im-ludetl Lnuisiana Slam. Tulanr. featuring ljkuir- CUIJIIPI' lla-llllillnn Hii.'harrl:iu11. Lulyllu Hf Ule NILLUI. Mih- . sissilwlni Huullwrn :1an :Hullama. TIM? Rmil and Blawk t'tllll'l- TONY TRABERT AND COACH GEORGE MENEFEE men lhr-n returned In Cim-imlali tn tangle uilh surll ma lllillalllr furs are Marshall. Western Uirhigan and Mulh- 1 Ihllm'. AND THE TENNIS 'CATS VIEWED A TREMENDOUS w H54 TENNW TEAMHROW l-DoH, R Lambert, H., Hemllev W. Oumey, T.. Gosiger, P. I ROW Z-Menefee. 6., coach Lumps, W., BaneY' 1.. N'V'edbtm'u E. Henner D.. Trubed, T. in? 1115' I-a r THE DAVIS CUP ACE SHOWS HIS CHAMPIONSHIP FORM. SPRING. WITH THE RETURN OF TRABERT. Fur lhr- lirsl lilllt- simv iwfun- Wurlll Wrzlr H lln- L-C tennis team i'alilmi In 101: the .SHU mark, Thc IUSH squad nun furs of its 12 meets and Immughl lu plume lhinl in lhv MitI-Alm'ric'u llunfvrrnw- 'I'ounlamrul. Sort'h Illiz-s'lng the ht'lWiCCb uf Tum Trillwrl. llu: lL'iIIll Staggered through ils 5t'llt'llulr' uf NIitl-xwrzl lHlnis Imu- ers. Ixalamzlzrm trampled llw Bvarraln'. U-H: Kenyon. Miami. and Western Mirhigun 10mm! lhv Inr-al nellnrn by an 3-1 margin: Purdue dr-foalvd the Calls. T-2. ancl Ixmltm'ky turned the trick tuict' In Illargim ui' 0-3 am! 547. In the win unlumn fur lhlf Reart'ats m-n- shmnuls mm' Louisville and Tulledu. and 8-1 win Iwer Ilaylnn. Llntl a pair of Hills um Ihe- Mus-ke-tvrrs of Mn irr. Hun HL'hlat-hlPr was 1111' only LC singles playt-r to win uu-r half of his malches. finishing uith 3 1H mun. fnur lusl renml for the seasun. Karl Utrwvr. Hun annvr. George Sails. amd Schlachlm' ull mnnagl-d tr: mp llu: .300 mark in doubles. Jim Ft'uwlirh. Larry 5191mm . lid Virmllmsh and Adrian Sc-hirklm' were Hm ulhm' var- sity lettermen. Page 303 QUALEY AND HADLEY WORK OUT IN DOUBLES. With the majnr part of the '54 season still remaining. track Coach Oliver Nikolul'f was. optimistic abuul what he termed a yaung leam. With three record setters gmw. Elm thinciads had In rely on the ncu'rxnmrrs tn the squad. Top among lhe cun- lendt-rs fur rvgular sputs WPI'P Lee Saylnr. Howard Hughes and John Huhlfs. running tho distance races. Tom Hood showed promise 21.9 a future high jumper, while George Nicholas was jumping the low hurdles and running the quarter mile. Karl Muhaupt broke the Dennison Fieldhuuae record for lhe shot put in tho Hrst indoor meet at Denison. Returning from last 3,1?an squad was half miler Ross Dunmn. Under the co-uaptainship nl' Dun Wahle and Bill Shalnsky. the '53 team captured two x icluriPs whiiv lnsiug fuur. Dvspite taking only two meets. four schnul records were llruken In members of thr UC team. Waillfz'. cndod his track career with lht' Red and Black lay setting school marks in lmth the mile and two mile events. Ht- ran the mile in 4:26.? minutes and t'm'ered the two mile distance in the time of 9252.5 minutes. Shalusky eslnhlished a new shot put standard by tussing tho irun hall 492 . Weight man Bub Ilusir: set a new I C disrus record by lllrrm ing the platter L1? 11' - Outstand- ing among the remaining trat'kmen was Dunlun. whose steady pvrfhrnuanroa uvrf- an impurtant suun-e uf Bean-at puinls. COACH NIKOLOFF LAYS PLANS WITH A TRIO OF TRACKSTERS: DUNTON HOOD AND MOHAUPT. I THE THINCLADS COUNTED HEAVILY UPON NEWCOMERS TRACK I POWERFUL BOB MARICH UNLEASES THE SHOT. CINDERMAN ROSS DUNTON BREAKS THE TAPE IN THE 330 EVENT. TO BETTER THE LOSING SEASON OF 1953. 1953 TRACK RESULTS US 511: .......................... OHIO WESLEYAN 75'; IT. T1 .................................. OHIO L'NIV. 5h LC 71 .......................... WESTERN RESERVE 30 1.1L 5:2 ............................ BUWLIM: CHEEN 73 LC BT-l. G .................... WESTERN NIICl-IIGAV f'nffn-S G B L:TL ER 55 LC plated fourth in the B'lid-Amcrican CUnfth'lllfc Mum, Bull Husir- u'rm lhe MAC discus rhumlliunship uilh :1 tlll'lm' nf 1712' 11 . I954 TRACK TEAMiROW liMcCue, L, Nichulus, 6 COL L1. Hufgis. Bu Hood. T-. Scnrlm L, Rahlis. J. PlunkMt D,, RTsen 6, Row IiNFkoloH. O. coach. Sleimcr. B Schnurrenherger. D,, Wilson, J., Johnson. T. Upsom L.. Hodge, Bu Jenike. 3.. M0 haunt, K1 Lama, D , Hughes H, Dunk ! R., PwsuneHi, R MISSING FROM PICTURE- Lee, D, Murich, 3., Zahradkm F. HES CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-ROW l-Dunion. IL Lee D., Wthe D ROW 2 Schu1le. P,- CROSS COUNTRY lially in 1hr falL fhuath Ilhvur ll. iLtHIAT put nlu a UHH fur rrusi munln runners. lest' lungwwimletl tlislaun-r- numera. nuany uf Iurnl a sc1 parlh thlc sinl l 7 trark 1walns ill U19 spring. spvnl svu-rul necks training nn 1hr Cinr'innuli cnury-e lwfurt- juurllt'j'I-Ilg In HL-Ian'arcr 011i . lu imllle Ohio Wt'slryan hIHH'Hm5uNanwnPL Hnur 0L1hPINHHHDUHHHudSFapHHWJ HM'HrH HxPIJaFVHIH uin.lSuKi.Kthugh helwntfrd Hu-EIH IIHIv hl 1:53 n1h1uI04.i:hIry's auwu lhun VV:dIhI. ra4 furrrullnuthe hthiHPS h; u vusvnnflhv rnnnjw. kvnlurk hunJvd lhv BPaF r-uts HICir hvnwuuci ilrrrau. 25-!13. Iln H1v 1'1: cwaurrv. Iivsldte Wahir'a Hrsl plzlw- linisll. Tln- Iimi 21ml leuskF'. lup man llmk I5r-13 illillllll':i lu run the 2.35 mile rlislnnmn Wihlrat Ilurrivrs u:u1svrond.lhinlznulfihh pusHiuurI ;guh1lho nud. hh rhu1 IA'P. in llu' inmlh S'lll. fjim'imlalli's H'I'nlld IH'HL Tho Heurrals I'lcm-tl llu' Hunpzlign uilll lht'ir third l'UHSm'UHKt' hl'lllall'k. a 23- 33 lrimmin; u: lhv hnmL n HL-n-LI IIny IHIIII-gv nn lhr- Kvn- lurkhnh hunH-gruunds W;Hdc;uuilmw agahllmer liIxtHh avrnuwd ulnl Ulh1l plu11-fiuishnu. rPH'LH HXI4 A Iltht1 I HHld Hrs Hf lh:raqluu ulwwaf uId Hr41u h-.IIus: llulucnl iJluthA SIHJqI.Iiuve Hill alnvl Tum Isix HI'. . H1 . 07.5hipp, Ck CROSS COUNTRY AND GOLF SQUADS Page 306 With a 13 malch 51,-hedulv still in the l'uturv and no practices having been held. Coach Bill Schwarherg had 110! pivkcd a starting team. even though he had a lung Iisl Hf prospems. Only hm leltermen returned from lhr 1933 team. Captain Cliff Rhein and Harold Campbell. number 95!: man of the previous squad. The .51- tlivul squml was slated to he larger than in previous wan: Iw- Cause of the. eligibilily of freshmen in most matches. Those showing prumiso in the spring workouts were Richard Federle. Leroy Federle. Dave Mullin. Mike Murrin. Bah Craig. and Mike Cuenlher. The 53 season brought only two dns plus one tie, while the team lost 10 matches. In the win column Has a Viljlur-x nVPr Ohiu Univer- sity. 171,13-101-3 and Louisville. 7-5 The tie mah-Il was with the Miami I'it'dalvains 0-0. The six mun team was: able to take fourth plan in lhv Ohio Intercollegiate Tournanmul and fifth place in the MAC Tourney. Bill Furljriger had the low aver- age and HI? highest amuunt nl' puintS fur thc- team ,- 4-: x l 7 - - . , COACH BILL SCHWARBERG WORKS WITH CAPTAIN CUFF RHEIN WHILE A mil: 16.2 and M. respectively. Iihem m1.- num- her two. with 77.8 and a 15' -- puinl luial. Cnmp- PAIR OF N'BL'CKERS OBSERVE- hell shot an 3-1.2 average and garrwred IU': points. HAD TROUBLE FINDING THE WIN COLUMN. ROW l-Faderlg RH Federle L,. CumpbeH H, Murlin, M. ROW 2 Giliespi9 T. Rhein C. Schwurberg. W Staples, H, IN'I'IIAMIIRALS Unv ml the luax-d elnpluuizml and wt must important phases uf Il'lP thlPtir program i:- lhe intramural com- petiliun. Herause uf 1he modern. Ilighly-spPr-ializml L . x'arsily rnmpetitiml in football and basketball. uniy iht- talented WW ran fmd spot?- un intercollegiate teams. Yet llw athletic ut'lfart' oi the entire student hotly must he lakml inln runsideralion when planning the :llhlelit' activities. Tu Illeel this need an excellent prngram I under I119 supervision of Bill Schwarllerg is annually carried out. Teams are entered hy 1h? fraternities. pru- i fessiunal SHL'it'tiE'S, dormitories. religious and inrlepe-n- dent groups. The keen competition is a great unihing BILL SCHWARBERG' INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR factor in the campus life. The race for the all-year trullln is illu'iqs close and bitterly runlfslml, To gain H pussessinn of the cup 3 team must excel in a Varieu Inf . spurts. T110 131 program includes fnnlhall. Inaskvllmall. l'umling. tr-nnis: lras-ehall, track and many olht-rs. ck tier. Ivaime introduced this year um: the spurlsmum ship trophy. INTRAMURAL ATHLETES KEPT TRIM I INTRAMURAL MANAGERS-LEFT TO RlGHT-Huley' K1. Reed. 1., McKenzie. Eu The AH-Yt-ar 'I'mphy run: in 1052-53 was L'lm-t'. us uauuk fur intramural rululwliliun. Winn: Hm quI IIIJiIIlH uma- aildt-tl. Phi Della Theta Ha: ill lirrul plum: Will! Signal Alpha Epsilon in Ille runnt'l'-upa:1ml. Ulher: in lht'10llll'll. in unil-r III fmish. new. Sigma Chi, Bola Theta Pi. Lambda Chi .Nllulm. Theta Chi. Pi Kappa: Alpha: Anwric'un Hut'iely uI Ch ii l :ll;.'i- nvers. Alpha Chi Sigmu and Delta Tau Delta. Puinls m-rr- awarded fur winning individual gmnvs. leraguz- Fllkllnllillll- ships, the universily championship in a sport. :1an for par- liripanls in mr.city athletics. First cm 1110 intramural vulvndur was football. amnl Theta Chi mapped lhc- lillv. liming thu- uin- ter 11mm spurts sllurvd the spnlligill. Lambda Chi Alpha u :1:- the billiarrlS Challlp. Sigma Chi uals lups in hallulllull. ullile HAE L'Ilppmi tiller; in swimming and lualth-llmll, Mphzl Uli Sigma has the talple lvnnis winner and llw Phi Dells sut-pt lmwling. l'nul shuttling. aml xulleylrall. 1n lhv spring lhu- Phi Delis stayed un leap with a will in gulf. while FLU . nurrum-cl the margin xdlh will: ill rillc, tennis and lmsvllull. Della 'l'uu Della mm the hudminlun title. and Bela luuk Imranximc-g unrl lrark. In all. thiru-HH? groups hil lhI: inlrmnurul :u-uring mulumIL WITH A WELL-BALANCED. YEAR-ROUND PROGRAM. A BASKETEER SLIPS IN FOR A LAYUP IN AN INTRAMURAL SCRAP. FOOTBALL LEADS OFF THE HIGHLY COMPETITIVE INTRAMURAL SPORTS SCHEDULE AT UC. 4? Page 309 w. Al A. ROW I-B'wdlingmeyen M. anua P ROW ?iPlonck, Davis. F. ROW 3-Geisler B Bryanl, N Rownuley, M., M., Story. M., J . CudwuHuder. le VLLL lll' Whmml's :thlt'lit' :X5suvialinll. is a group which Ill'illgh lugt-tlu'r llu- unmml on PHIHIJUS. teat hing and guiding lhflll Ihl'nuglmul 11w inlriravivr: 41f mam spurls. lmler the allltl leader- ship of Mary Luu Haunsley president of WAA. llw wameu stu- denw uhn er' nwmht'rs 0f the gmup enthusiaslit'alh vutm' lhr mxny m'lix'ilil-s ulert-rl Ivy 1116 Physical Iidaltratinn Heparlmem al I C. Thn- assmxialiun's maljnr event this .war nus the annual Plzu Han. ht-hl Malrrh 21L 'l'uvhe colleges ut'rt- enlit'red in ll'lt' cmnlwli- lire nlhlvlir PUflllh. planned In thf' Play Day rummitlee. Uf uhit'h JUMP kIIH-hl was: rhairman. The purpose uI tht' Play Hm was nni'. llnum'er. ln t'ruun :1 rrhamlliun, but In bring neveml srlmuls tngcthcr fur a gmul time. Miss Miriam Guldfein. t'hampima dint'us lhrmwr nl' Israel. var? thv guest speakrr at the Play Day lunr-hvun. and she n-Iatvd hi'T PXpH'iEIN't'JS as a physical t'dursalinn leather and 3!.- an driver in the Israel army. Altogelllvr. lhv WAA on- ju'wcl an t'ViH'IlIPh suu-r-ssful year. THROUGH WAA. CO-EDS PARTICIPATED IN VARIOUS THE DEFENSE GANGS UP ON THIS YOUNG LADY UNDER THE BUCKET. SEASONAL SPORTS WITH SPIRITED COMPETITION. TERMINED TO SMACK THAT HOCKEY FUCK. THESE GALS AREN'T KlDDlNGr THEY'RE REALLY DE- Thr' WC-M prngrzml uiTt-rs 11 group n! 5-9asunul spurts in which I.u..-il1 x'arr-ity and intramural lvams t'tlllllwtt'. Huth Hrr-ek and lnrlepthndem 01'- ganizalirms enjln a friendly rivalry throughuul lhf' war. and al the annual llunquel a Unplly 0r plaque is au'arlh-d In 111:: winning grnup. le L'arivty ul' milixitiPL-i uiferrrl In the W'nmen's Aih- lclic: Assuriuliun enables um woman to F1qu :1 spurt in whirh s-hr- i:- intt-rt-stml. Thy naar's artivi- l'u-s arc dhirlml iulu lllrt'e' Ht'asnns. During lhe final 5911mm suimlnillgz. Ilurwlnat'k riding. aruhery lrnnis :lml fivlrl IIUI'L'E? kPPI'I participants I'rusyi in thr- SH'IIIIII suarmn haskelluull. fencing and IIIUIIt'FII dmlrt- arc im-lullrd: unrl Htlally. in the; lhinl seasun. rillen aml gulf are added lu horse- hark riding. lvnnis. nmciern dam? and Swimming. THESE MERMAIDS LOOK AS IF THEY'RE TRYING TO HIDE FROM THE PHOTOGRAPHER. The traditional WAA banquet. hcld in the- spring. hrnughl aihletic activities of llw fairer sex In a filling climax. Awards were presented In those qum-n whu excelled ill the various smsunul spurts and lo the ul'ganizalions which null tllunlpiunships in the variuus team sports. Membership cards were awarded to those n'unwn who participated in a minimum of llu'ee seasnnal sports: letters were presented In llmse zu-live in WAA sports for two years: and jackets wont to those having enjoyed illl't'e years of the at'tivities UHerelI bf the organization. WAA BANQUET AND ARETE RECOGNIZED JUDGING FROM THE MARKSMANSHIP THEY'RE SHOWING HERE THESE WAA'ERS MUST HAVE LEARNED FROM ROBIN HOOD. THERFS THE WINDUP AND HERE COMES THE . . . The umh't'gruduate 21ml ln'nfessiulml urgnnimlinn of Hmlllh and Physical Edim'iitiun Illujm's. Arms Ea Urt-Pk unrrl meaning 'xirtue alul lJFrft'l'liHllul rnmpil'lrll zlJmlhvr hul't't'hf-ful M'LII' nu lhv I'C rumpus. AI'FIP Im-mhcrs I'vll a grval Inhs last Nm-m- Iwr Mum Ilwir falt'lllly athiSer mul fnumlvr nl' ilw urgmiizaliun. Hr. Helm Lvslit- Cunps. passed away :LuIdl-nly. Mrs. FIHI'PHI'l Kraushar nus appuhnvd her succegmnn antlin nnunnry qu L Cuulls. Krt-tc Illl'ltlllt'rH un' striving ln mainluin nm- Inf ilw IiHPhI nrgunimlilms ul 1hr uniwrsily. Ixm'lling Iluhx uill: llu- ulumnm- 11u1lpurU'aIulfashhulshuu;1duslhr Senhu-Hanqnulin Lu; lllt' mvmllrrs Eulvam'rtl. The IPaIlCr5 Inf this u'nrlhu Ililt- organiza- UlHl are ICrhI NlrfluglL ln1 $h1vnt: j'uln t;ciAhnz irr-prvahIrn1: Mary IHH'Le-r. st-t-rr-lary: uml Dalril-m- Urmrr. ll'l'ilFlll't'l'. ARETE MEMBERS ENJOY A GAME OF TABLE TENNIS IN THEIR SLEEK BUMMING ROOM. WOMEN OUTSTANDING IN ATHLETIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES. ROW ILBusser. M. Powell. T . McHugh. E, Geisler 1. Smith 5 Row 2-HUSIUIQEL J, Jervis, M Chapman N., Andcn M., Graver, D ROW 3-RGWHSLEyV M.. Muiiio. A., Durban A., Curler. D.. Hill, M. Aka, D. Page 3l3 Jduertid ing INDEX Annabel, Inc.. 339 Ardon Cig, Vending ServiceH 335 Born Restauranf 8x Cab. 340 Beck Cosfumes. 332 Belles Sporfing Guods Co 336 Busy Bee Restaurant 3125 Carl Carlson Phofography. 333 Carl's Valley Barber Shop. 339 CarieHs Big Burger Drive-In, 328 Casile Farm. 333 Cedar Hilr Farmsu 324 Charcoal Steak Hausa 329 Cincinnafi Garden Inc.. 337 CincinnaH Red E53012 Board, 334 CinannaH E Suburban Bell Telephoae CoH 325 Coney Island, Inc... 320 Cozy-Inn Cofaferim 326 Cruier-Fels Cm, 3l3 Crusley-HendTI, 32l Dow's Druga 339 Eugene3s. 339 Firs? chiuncl Bank 340 Foodwoy Service. 33'? FrTSch's Resfaurunis. Inc.. 3l9 Gregg Cleanerx 330 Greiwe. Inc... 33I OF ADVERTISERS Gusweiler's Pontiac. Inc.. 335 Hamilton Tailoring Co.. 340 Harfmgbn's Bar. 3'23 Hal'haway Slurp COH 333 High. Donuid 8: San, 339 HEHUH Davis Chemical Ca. 335 Hoclls Quick Co., 338 Ho+el Me3ropole, 336 Huber's. 333 Indianapolis Engraving Cu.. 3l6 Infernuiional Business Machines, 335 Jewel Hcfs. 339 Kinney. A. M.. Inc., 332 Kroger'm 33? Lance's Booksfcre. 320 Lincoln Nafional Bnnlr, 3IB LiHle Chef Drive-In, 33b LOUIS Hue Florist 336 Margo's, 339 Maurice Merl: Pharmacy. 330 Mobberley's Flowers, 33? Our Box Lunch Co.. 332 Pollak Sfeel Cm, 33l PoHer's Shoes. 339 Powell 5 Whife, Priniera 3I7 Prince, L. M.. 333 Queen Ciiy Chevrolet. 333 Reliable Savings 5 Loan 00., 320 Schwcrz Fine Fnofwear. 33l Scaffi's Hulian Restaurant. 338 5e0l+es+ Dairy Prnducis. 323 Shipleyi Bar 3: Grill. 333 ShopilniToggery. lnr... 339 Song Shop. 332 Shznley's Avon Food Shop. 336 Shah? Muiuol LHe Assurance Ca, 326 S+ein's Hide-a-way. 339 Sfier's Pharmacy, 335 Sfudenf Union Bookstore. 327 Summii Sowings 81 Loan Ca.. 33? Thomson Bras. Cadillac Disfr.. 324 UVC. Dining Halls. 340 Union Cenirol Life Insurance C0,, 322 Valerio's Italian Res+ouront 332 Valley Theohe, 339 Veranda. 334 WeddTng Belles, Inc., 330 Whi+hzlter Phoio Studio: 3!? Wilson FreighO Forwarding Co.. 340 WLW-Radio. 329 WLW-Television, 337 Wocher's Supplies. 323 Walk Easy Shop, 339 WSAI-Rudin. 335 Wuerdernan Dry Cleaners, 339 Page 3M ORGANIZATIONAL INDEX Acacia. 250 AchiHes. Title page. I62 AdminisiraHun. sub Hfle, I20 Alpha Chi Omega, 233 A'pha Chi Sigma, 37 Alpha Delfa Pi. 234 Alpha Gamma Delft 235 Alpha Kappa Psi. SD Alpha Lambda DeHo. I95 Alpha Omicron PF. 2336 Alpha Phi Omega, I35 Alpha Sigma Phi. 25I Alpha Tau Omega. 252 Alumni Office, I26 American Commons Club. 253 American lns+i+uie oi Chemical Engin- eers. 67 American Insfirufe of Elecfrical Engin- eers. 68 American Sociefy of Civil Engineers, b5 American Sucieiy aF Mechanical Enginv ears. 66 Applied Ads, Dean, 22 Applied Ari: Tribunal. 24 Aqunal, 2b? Arefe. 3U Arnold Al'r Sociefyu 22b Ari: and Se?encea Dean 32 Ari; and Sciences Tribunal. 34 Assadufion of lndependenl Studenis, 26'? Bond. 203 Band Direcfor, 208 Baseball. 300 Busiefbull. 252 Beaux Arts Ball, I45 Bah: Gamma Sigma. 49 Bah: Theft: PF. 254 Bishop, Dean. I25 Board of Diredors. l23 Board of Publicationx 2l5 Burseik, Dean I22 Business Adminis+ro?ion. Dean. 46 Business Adminishofiun TribunaL 48 Business Educafion Club. IDS Caduceq 36 Chi Epsilon. 64 Chi Omega, 237 Cincinaniam 2H: Cincinnai'us. I86 Colleges and Administraiian. TTHe page, 20 Commencement lbl Conienfs. cover Co-op Engineer. 220 Cross Cnun+ry, 306 Dad's Day. I35 DeCamp, Mn, I27 DeHa Delta Delia. 238 Del+a Phi Alpha. 38 Delta Phi DeHu, 26 DthJ Sigma Pi. 5I Delft: Tau Delfu. 255 Delft: Zefch 239 Engineering, Dean. 60 Engineering Tribunal, 62 Eh: Kappa NU, 64 Evening College. Dean, llb Fencing. 299 Fireprevenh'on Week. I3I Fnofball. 273 Forensic Guild. l84 French DormHory, 273 French Dormifory Council, 272 Gamma Delia; 205 Glee Club. ?IO Glee Club Direcior. ZIO Golf. 307 Gradua+e School, Dean. ll2 Greek Week. I48 Guidon. 228 Highlighh, Tiile puga I25 HiIIeL 203 Homecoming. l3? Home Economics Club, 83 Home Economics, Dean. 80 Home Economics Tribunal. 82 Honorary Code? Colonel. 225 lndusfriul Design Sinden'rs oi America. 25 Insh-iuie of Aeronauiical Science. 70 Inferhoferniiy Council. 249 Inierfro+ernily Sing, ISO Infer-Sororiiy House Council. 232 Inhamurula 306 Ivy Day I60 Johnson. Dean. I24 Junior Advisers. I72 Junior Class Off'mers. lb?r Junior Prom Queen, I43 Kumpus King. I53 Kappa Alpha Thefa. 240 Kappa Delia, 24l Kappa Kappa Gamma, 242 Kappa Kappa Psi, 207 Kindergurfen Primary Club. l0? Lambda Chi Alpha, 256 Law College. Dean. 33 Law College. oHicera 90 Leadership Conferenca ISO Living Groups. Yifie page, 230 MoioreHes, 209 Mardi Gras. HI Medical College, Dean, 92 Medical College SenTor oHicers, 9'4 Memorial Dnrmifury. 270 Memor'lol Dormlfory Council. 269 Men's. Advisory Board. I73 Men's Senate. I69 Metro, IVI Mefro Benefif Show. I38 Mel-ro Chrisimas Party. I39 Migrniion, I34 Milehom, Mr.. 273 Milnury Ball, I47 Miliiary LHe. Sub-Hfle, 224 Morinr Board, I90 Mummers Board, 2I2 Mummers Guild, 2l3 Mummers Plays. I40 Nesfer, Mr., I25. 249 NeuHer. Mrs.. I24 Newman. Club, 204 News RecorcL 2l3 Nursing and HealH-u, Deum 98 Nursing and Healih Tribunal. I00 Ohio Socieiy of Professional Engineers. 67 Omicron Delia Kappa, IBS Omicron NH. 83 Cne-Quarier Scale. 25 Orieniaiion Board, ITO Pan Hellenic Council, 232 Pershing Rifles. 227 Personalifies. '74 Phi Alpha Thelu, 38 PH Bah: Kappa. 35 Phi Delta Thetm 25? Phi Epsilon Kappa, I08 Phi Eta Sigma, I25 Phi Kappa. 25B Pi Ch? Epsilon 52 PI' Delfa Epsilon. 223 Pi Kappa Alpha. 259 Pi Lan-bdo Phi. 260 Pi Tau Sigma. 69 Frame. 22l Publicufions. sub-Hfle. 2I4 Public Reluiions. I27 Red Cross, IBS Religiom sub-Hfle. I98 Religious Emphasis Week. 20b R.O.T.C. Riile Club. 22? Rifle Teunm 299 Rupp, Mrs 232 Sailing Cloth 18? Scabbard and Blade. 22? Scarab. 27 Secondary Elemeniory Club. IUIr Senior Ciuss OHTcers, I66 Senior Week, '59 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 26I Sigma Alpha Mu, 252 Sigma Chi. 263 Sigma Delia Pi. 3? Sigma Delia Tau. 243 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2b4 Sigma 539mm I92 Sigma Sigma Carnival, l54 Social Board, l7l Sophomore Class Officer; lb? Sopl'ms1 I94 Sophos Queen. l3?r Spiril. Inc., l9? Sports. Tifle page. 276 Studenf CounciL lb4 Shadenl' Direcfury. 222 S-I-udenr Religious CounciL I99 Swimming, 293 Tau Be+a Pi. b3 Tau Pi Epsilon. 84 Teachers College. Dean. I04 Teachers College Tribunak 50b Tennis. 302 Theta Chi. 265 Thela Phi Alphm 244 Track. 304- Triungla 266 Trianon. 246 LLC. Day. l56 Ulex. I96 Union BourcL IBI Union Director, I80 Union Program Committee, I32 Walters, Dr.. I20 Wesley Foundaiion, 205 Wes+minsfer FuundaHon, 202 Women's Aihhfic Associa+iom 3H3 Women's Sena+e. 168 Y.M.C.A.5 200 Y.W.C.A.. 'ZDI Zeic Tau Alpha. 245 Page 3I5 5.511 ?me'o i ' DIVISION Page Bib IIDGDWIEML igWIHI II'lFIE ESTABLISHED ISQG AAAAAAA - EWUWTEEE Q E 1 3111350311 EMEEE 409 YORK STREEW GNCWNAW14.0HD PRINTERS OF 1954 EIN'EINNATIM Page 317 215 East 3th SINCE 1882 THE CROCKER-FELS COMPANY MEDICAL - SURGICAL SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT - PHARMACEUTICALS PArkway 7030 Cincinnati, Ohio THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED 1873 STREAMLINED F011 SWIFT EFFICIENT SERVICE Commercial Aeeounts-Savings Accounts-Real Estate Loans Safe Deposit Boxes-Trust Department Fourth 8; Vine 515. Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. 2 Federal Reserve Syslem DUnhar 1122 Cincinnati 2, Ohio A Aaronson. N.. 28 Abbinanfe, P.. 204 Abowih. R.. IDG Abraham. M.. I00. H32 Abrose. J.. 237. 255 Abrose. J.. IDT. H79. l8?I Abt M.. '37 Ackerman. P.. 205 Adams. 5.. 235 Adams. 0.. 255 Adams. P.. ID9. III I. 233 Adelsperger. R.. 256 Adkins. E., TI Adlard. E.. 253 Adler. W.. 39. 260 Adolph. R 220. 227 Adrionsen. J.. 265 Aeberle. R.. 37 Agger, R.. 265 Agne. W.. 250 Ahari. F.. IOU. I02 Ahlensforf. L.. 234 Ahlensforf. H.. 53. 234 Ahlers. 5.. 38 Ainsworfh. 0.. 254. 233. 3l3 Ahbuugh. A.. I95. 250 Albers. J.. 222. 233 Arbers. T.. 253 Albrecht D.. l07, 205 Albrecht. 6.. TI. I69. PST. 200 Aldinger. R.. 263 Aldrich. R.. 35 Alexander. 0.. AHord. A.. 30 265 INDEX Alford. J.. 257 Allardice. W.. 253 Allen. D.. 256. 265 Allen. K.. I02 Allen. P.. f0? Allen. R.. 256 Alfender. J.. 25 Allison. 6.. 63. 7I. 253 AIISMH. J.. 245 Almonm, P.. 237 Alspaugh. D.. 56. 59. 265 Alianau. R... 52. MS. '86, 263 Altvuier. J.. 3? Amend. R.. W4. 200 Ammanforp. H.I 7l Anderegg. D.. IO9. 242 Anderegg. R.. 55. ?I. I73. 220. 227. 265 Anders. H.. 29' Anderson. M.. 63. 2 Anderson. P.. IO? Andon. M.. I63. I72. 3I3 Andres. H.. 3'? Andrus. N.. 245 Aneshansel. R.. Ansley. W.. 94 Anapuch. M.. In. 24I Anlhuny. F.. f0? Anion. 5.. 260 Apking. T.. 255 Aplin. K.. 265 Appel. J.. 242 Appre. 5.. 25? Amshomg. 3.. 259 Arnold. J.. IO? Arnold. P.. 26!: l87 Arnold. R... 39 Arnold. T.. 256 Ariman, R.. 53. 255 Ashen. J.. 53 Ahei. F.. 254 Aue. C.. 3?, I88. Aukermun. A.. 2ll Aukermun. N.. 2W Auld. M., 235 Aush'ng. J.. 37. 204 Bachler. M.. I09. 233 Budghay. R.. 255 Bahqs. G.. 53. 265 Buhr. D.. 236. 265 Bailey, M... 83, 23b, 27I Bakemeier. I.. 257 Baker, L. IOb, f09. I63, 190. 245 Baker. M.. 235 Bakuhn. J.. 273 Baldwhl. T.. 254 Ballunce. L.. 53 Ballenfine. J.. 25. 23. 256 Ballief, J.. 53. 249'. 266. 302 Boliau. A.. 250 Baniiald. C., 2l0. 2Il Borl'h'eld. V.. 2ll Barber. R.. 23 Barber. IL 94 Barber. W.. 33 Barcoslrey. J.. 258 Barker. 6.. 53. 245 I92. 257. 270 Burloh. H.. I70. I72. I80. l82. ZDI. 2l8. 234 Barlow. 5., 53 BorneH. D.. 255 Barnhari. J.. 25'? Barnhart. L.. 254 Burnhurl. W.. 205 Baron. R.. 34. W4. 2ID. 2I I. 2I7, 262 Barr. J.. 227 Barron. M.. 262 Batry. J.. 227 Bor+holomew. H.. 2B Bar+ish. A.. 7I Bashfnrd. W.. 275 Bosler. I.. I96. 262. 30I Bafh. R.. 94 Bauer. J.. 240 Baum. 0.. I97. I99. 2IB. 249 Baumun. A.. 239 Baumring. R.. 262 Baxl'er. M.. 233 Buydn. W.. 256 Buyer. J.. 55. Beam. 5.. 267 Beamer. V.. l72. 234 Beard. W.. 27. 2B Beavers. 5.. 240 l09. I47. 225. 228 Beck. I1. 275 Becken5aupt C.. 245 Becker. 6.. ms. 237 Becker. 6.. 90 Becker. W.. 7I. 268 Beckmon. C.. 34. 223. 232. 235 Beek, 1.. 3b Behrens. A.. 257I 290 Bahymer. J.. 245 Beigel. H.. 255 ICCNTINUEDJ HI' I Page 318 Beigel. H.. In. ml, 232 Beimoscho, B.. 52. 268 Baliniy. C.. 27. 227' Belian. H.. 242 Bell. R.. 256 Bellaman. H.. 94 asnner, E.. 237 SenneH. A.. 273 Hanson. G.. 94 Benson. W.. 2H Benton. E.. 264 Banzing. 1.. 23b Bergholf. M.. I00. I02 Bergman. 0.. HI Earl. R.. 25l Berlage. K.. 255 Berlinghoff. C.. 2'14 Bafman. 1.. 39, 29? Bernard. 1.. 244 Bernens. H.. 53. 258 Germans. T.. 253 Best R.. 255 Besiehorn. U.. 30. 39. 202 Befhel. R.. IN Betscher. T.. 2I5. III. 25? Beverly. B.. 67. 68. 299 Bevingfan. 11., 259 Biagi, 0.. 28 Bickel. P.. 275 Bicinaver. P... 25? Bidlingrr..eyer. D.. 242 Bidlingmeyer. M.. 22B. 3l0 Bioderman. A.. 86 Bigeiow. 3.. I00. 24I B'Ilh. 5.. '72. I86 Bishop. 3.. 3?. ICE. I74. 254 Bishop. C.. 3?. 257 Bishop. D.. 264 Bishop. 1.. 2H Bishop. R.. 53. 2M Bishop. T.. 252 Slunkburn. 1.. 250 Blackburn. P.. 22? Blair. I.. 90 Blanchard. L.. 274 Blunay. H.. 252. 30I Blasli. M.. 7I Blinder. R... ZED BIH'I. 5.. 240 Bliher. A., I69. I97 Block, W.. 264 Blomberg. H.. 27 Bloodgood. C.. 27l Blough. L.I 27I Bluesione. 5.. 262 Blumberg, G.. 90 Blumenfieid. T.. 38 Boase. R.. 259 Bockshahler. R.. 43. 53. I96. 263 Bode, A., 254 Bodensfein. E.. 207, 260 BoebingEr. 1.. 2H Boerger. J.. 244 Boesch. F.. 239 Boeschlin. C., 237 Bogart. 0.. 263 Baice. 0.. I71 Bolenguugh. 3.. 242 Bollmann. H.. l84. 257 Bolsinger. D.. 90 Boneou, V.. I09. 214. 2I5. Zlb. 224 Booih. A.. 69 300111. 1.. 205 Borocl. P.. 262 Borcherding. 1.. 265. RBI Borchezing. R.. I09 Border. 63.. 50. 259 Bergman. 1.. 259 Barman. 3.. 107. I72. EDI, 239 Bornhorsi, 0.. 253 Bosserf. N.. 233 Boudinef. T.. 263 Bourgru'f. E.. 53. 254 Bournique. R.. 258 Bourquein. R.. 254 Bowles. K.. Tl Bowling. 1.. I64. lb1. lbq. ITO. W3. I34. IBB, WI. I97. 256 Boyce, P.. 39 Boydon. T.. 253 Buyer. A.. 240 Boyer, N.. 28. 242 Boyle. H.. SI. I94. 249 Braden. H.. 252 Bradley. 3.. 233 Bradner. 0.. 48. M4. I97. 25:5 Brady. F.. 256 Brody. K., ?4 Bramlage. W.. 28 Brandenburg. 1.. 255 BraHish. 5.. 150, 2IB. 245 Braun. 0.. 24! Brean. 0.. I95 Breaieal. J.. 25? Bredamakr. R.. 27 Bradenbeck. H.. 66. 264 Bredenbeci. R.. 71. az. 264 Breuer. 3.. 39 Breyer. J.. IOT. I72. 236 BricHer. 1.. I00 Brickweg. M... 83. I09. 244 Briggs. E.. 37 Briggs. M.. 232. 237 Brill. R.. 23. lb6. IM. I92. I96. 249. IN Brinkmun. G.. 7I Brisker. P... 94 Brockmeier. L.. 3'? Brod. 5.. 26 Brodf. A.. 20?. 208 Brogdon. C.. ISb. ISB, 2l3. 25? Brook. 1.. 29I Brookshire. 8.. IB4 Brown. A.. 37 Brown. D.. 208. 257 Brawn. F., 262 Brown. H.. l0? Brawn. L.. 53 Brown. M.. I36. 203. 233 Brown. N.. m. 200. 202. 257 Brown. R.. 94 Brown. W.. 5I Brown. W.. 5I Browning. J.. 205 Brclon. F... 254 Brother. 1.. 257 Bruclmann. 1.. 256 Bruehl. A.. 235 Bruesfle. D.. 253 Bruner. C.. 245. 28 Burning. R.. 53. 137 anner. C.. 255 Brunner. M... l99. I95. 20l. 206. 240 Bruns. J.. 263 Bryan. M.. 22?. 25l Bryan. W.. 94 Bryant. 5., H16. '07. HA4. I55 Bryant. N.. l07. 242. 3H1 Buckerf. H.. ITO. 257 Buchwalder. R.. 258 am. 3.. 2:3. 234. 240 Buck. K.. 50. 53. 227 Buclman. R,. 37. 7I Budig, 0.. I64. l86. 2l0. 2l2. 25? Bueler. R.. 274 BueH'Ier. 1., 28 Bufe. 1.. 205. III. 220. 239 Bufe. 0.. 205. 2ll. 259 ICONTINUEDJ aasnummrs, m: Bmov: Eincinnati's Most Famous DaubIe-Dack Hamburger ORDER BY PHONE AND TAKE TM GD RCW HOME! Wan WWaak 91;on WW2... 5856 B-Fll'ITRV HVE lelClI'ln-FITI-iTOHIO 741035? .2. 79ng mmELROH 8558 - Page 3?? Far 1' our Sumnmrtimc Dancing Pleasure . . . CONEY ISLAND offers the fines! dance bands in Hie land in MOONLITE GARDENS Swim . . . Ride . . . Dim- . . . Play Good Luck Bearcats Bukamier. W.. TI Bull. J.. 261 Bunrmun. M.. 265 Burch. H.. I72. 246 Burckholfer. W., 203 Burdsall. 5.. 83. 36. 237 Burgusser. J.. 244 Burgess. H.. 256 Burgess. J.. 62. 66. TI Burgess. W.. 53 Burke. M.. 2I I. 257 Burkman. J.. 36 BurnIH. L. 63 Burris. R.. I73. 256 Bur+on. 3.. 267 Burion. K.. 254 Busby. M.. 263 Busch. D.. 28. 25l Busch. J.. 200 Busdiecker. H.. TI Busener. D.. 263 Busser. M.. 237, 3I3 Busser. R.. 23. 245 Ever. A.. 260 Byer. H.. 260 C Cadwullader. 3.. I09. 242. 3l0 Cudwulluder. H.. 53. 255 Cahall. J.. 265 Caimlll. J.. 233 Cohan. L. 39 Cahill. J., 26! Calm. R.. 262 Calder. D.. 254 Culefri. D.. 227 Callison. P.. 28. I'M. l90, HQ. 20l. 206. 232. 233. TH CampbeH. G.. 234. 270 Campbell. J6. 279 Campbell. H.. 66. 69. TI. 264 Campbell. R.. 200 Condor. J.. 53. 254 Capponolo, 5.. I09 Cappu. J.. 253 Carcifero. L.. 252 Caren. A.. 242 Carey. 6.. 23 Carey. J.. 39 Carey. K.. I34. 233 Corgi . C.. 232 Carlson. C.. 255 Carlson. J.. 7I Carlson. R.. 255 Carmer. D.. 64. 65 Carney. W.. 29l Carpenier. D.. 252 Carpenfer. J.. 63. 64. 65. TI Carr. 8.. 5l Carroll. J.. 265. 274 Cane . M. 244 Carroll. R.. 66. TI Currulhers. 5.. 23B Carier. D.. 239. 3I3 Coder. J.. 39 Coder. J. A.. 256 Corfer, R.. ?0 CaneI. J.. 245 Casey. V.. 83. 210 Cash. D.. 94 Casson. J.. 2'?5 Cale. J.. 263 Caudill. G., 2'n'l Cawdrey. P.. TI CecII. J.. IU9, 245 Chudburn. J.. l86. 254 Chadwick. H.. 233 Chalkley. R.. 63. 63. TI Chamberlain, J.. 264 Chambers. D.. 94 Chumplin. R.. 28 Chance, M.. 2l0. 257 Chung, C.. lab Chapman. 0.. b4. 65. 72, 2H Chapman. N.. 237. 3I3 Chapman. T.. 257 Churak. 3.. ID? Chase. 5.. 26. 228. 239. 269. 270 Chusa. 5.. 64. 65 Chosson, A.. 94 Chum, J.. 63. 69'. 66. 3'2. 205. 253 Childress. A.. ID? Chrisfman. J.. 26. 26B Chrisfophsr. 5.. W5, 23? Chrisfy. G.. 264 Church. J.. 275 Church, 5.. '32. IBT. 237 ClageH. H.. 2l3. 263 Clopsaddle. P.. 63. 205. 270 Clark. A.. 257 Ciark. R.. 53. 266 Clausing. R.. 72. 253 Claussen. J.. 242 Clawson. W.. 227 Clayion. M.. 205. 235 Cluyfon. F.. 257 Ciuyion. R.. 205, 227 Cleary. M.. 39 Cleland. EN 242 Clinger. A.. 2ll. 205 Clipson. A., 2? Cobb. R.. 265 Cohen. R.. 26 Cohn. A.. 39. 203. 262 Cohn. M.. l09. I'M. I82. I97, 262. 290 Colacurcio. J.. 39. 244 Colclusor. H.. 207. 208 Coleman. N.. 23. I35. IB6. 228. 235. 232 Coleman. R.. EUI Celina. C.. 83. 234 Calling. B.. 204. 263 Collins, D.. 66 Collins. J.. 53. 265 Collins. J. L.. 205 Combs. D.. 233 Comchoc. R.. 29l Comerford, C.. 237 Conasler. W.. I62. I96. 279 Concilla. J.. '09. 279 Condomdis. A., I96. 263 Condorodis. C.. 263 Condorodis. P.. 257 CunHin. J.. 254 Connaughfcn. J.. 90 Conrudi. R.. 229. 253. 265 Consolino. P... 259 Cook. D.. 23 Cooper. 3.. 94 Cooper. FL. 274 Cooper. T.. 252 Copans. 3.. 26. I72. 290 Coppen. C.. IDOI '02 Corcoran. F.. 72 CorneH. C.. 233 Corry. M.. 28 Cars. A.. 23. I64. I63. I25. I90. 242 Cars. 3.. 39. I75. I92. 2l5. 2l6. 26l CoHier A I27. 245 Cox. H.. 27. 2E Coyne. l.. 268 Craig. D.. 263 ICONTINUED22 . Mr-IIIHAN HEvite'rytlrling for the Students, LANCFRS . Art Materials . Engineering Supplies . 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Ami nppnrtunily in no! the mill in ilHi'H: il i5 llw apringlnmnl Ii'um uhil'h I'alr'm'h url' mzulv. Cincinnati is a growth vily uhirh must nmkr- 11w nl' Ilw host luruim uf ilh loading mln- l-utinnul illililllinlls. ilntl :nsurr JIISPH. lllal Iilr lillPlllh nl' iLs yming mvn :unl mmwn remain in tfinrinnzlli. .Xs thaw ymmg pt'Uph graduate 11ml gm unl lu wn-k nmmrlunily, 111m uill fiml Cinrinnalf: imiuslrivs uml lJLHthN-m rslaiIImInm-nh anxiuu-e 1n make um- ul' lllf'il' lemming umi llwir umllilinm. Tudgu-Z nlmnrlnnity is all around II!- in Cim'ilnmli. and lnmm'rtm'l c-al'ccl' i:- hr-rv. hm. fur thr making. CROSLEY and BENDIX HOME APPLIANCES DIVISIONS AVCO Manufacturing Corp., Cincinnati 25, Ohio Page 32I Craig, R., 254 Crovens. E.. 29l Crawford. 1.. I72. 268 Crefors. C.. 232. 240 Criscione. E.. 27 Cracker. Au I02. 240 Cracker. J.. I34. 240 Croil. 0.. 65 Cromes. K., I00 CroHy. M.. 208. 24I Crowe. L.. 82. E3. Eb. 244 Crowley. R.. 53. 90 Crull. W.. 33 Cl'm'rlrineI P., 26. 28. 253 CucinoHa. J.. l07. 205 CuppeH. J.. 234 Cuppy. 3.. 255 Currens, N., 237 Curfiss. K.. 255 Custer. 5.. 235 Cufrigl'lf. R.. I02 Cufler. R.. 292. 30l D D'Oliveira. A.. 27 Dallas, 0.. 39 Daiy. 5.. 245 Danuhy. C.. I06. I07. l70. 232, 244 Daniel, D.. 256 Daniels. N.. 65 Daniels. R.. 22l Daniels, 5., 257'. 291 Darbaker, P.. 234 Daring. R., 274 Darling. W.. 227. 265 Durst. J.. 68. 227. 275 DaHiIn. T.. :07 Daughedy. J.. 94 Daulion, P.. 34, 39, I75. NO. 206. 228. 24! Davidow. H.. 260 Davidson. H.. 264 Davidson. 5.. 262 Davis. 0.. 252 Davis. J.. 240 Davis, K.. 2M Davis. N.. 26l Davis. 9.. I09. 3ICI Davis. R.. NW. 264 Davis. 2.. I97. 27I Dawson. J.. 252 Day. J.. 72 Duyion. W.. 250 DeBoyser. A.. 39 DeBord. J.. 72 Deanner, R.. 37. 40 DeNio. J.. 264 DePuy. R.. 260 Debrunnef. L.. 208 Decumr, J.. 33, 40. Ib9. 254 Deck. J.. l02 Decourcy. N.. 36 Decks. 3.. 23B Deinlein. R.. 72 Deisfer. J.. 83. 234 Del Berle, D., 40. ITS. H2. 279 Del Rosa. 6.. 2?! DeHine. M., 27'? Dells, A.. 234 Denhum. R.. 72. 253. 299 Denman, H.I 253 Denning. C.. 83. 208. 235 Dennis. J.. ?4 DenMs. R.. l0? Danny. B.. 53 Dershem. 5., 264 Dascndm. A.. 253 Dei'riclt. 9.. 274 DeHmun. D.. 264 DeHmer. J.. 258 De Vuux. 0.. 255 Devine. H.. 240 Devlin, R., IDD, 237 Devore. 0.. I07. 237 Deward. T.. 266. 274 Dhonuu, H.. 53 DiTuIIio. S.. 245 Diamond. H.. 90 Diana, M.. 263 Dick. A.. I09. 214. 2I5. 222. 234. 256 Dickinson, J.. 2H Dickinson. P.. 237 Dickman, F.. 62. 64. 65. 257 Dsichnann. A.. 40. 228. 231 Deickmann. C.. 240 Dish. J.. 256 Dilley. 17.. I67. 240 Dillhoff. G.. 279 Dinermun, I.. 40 Binnie. J.. I02, 242 Dirr. G.. 257 Disser. J.. 50 Dixon. A 253 Dixon. 6.. 233 Doench. M.. 242. 270 DoggeH. R.. 40 Dold. J.. 65. 275 Doll. R.. 302 Doiman. E.. 54 Donze. 63. 7'2 Douxe. H.. 72. 253 Dooley. E.. 263 Dornbusch. 5.. 233 Done. A.. 207. 208 Dersel. J.. 54. 259 Dougherfy. R... 256 Doughman. G.. 40. 255 Dowd. P.. 244 Doyle. 3.. 244 Drugsat T.. 259 Brake. F.. M5. 72. 275 Drake. M.. 233 Dreibelbis. E.. 40 Dreskin. A.. 4D Briggs, H.. 255 Driver. J.. I52. 249 Driver. W.. 264 Dubbel. W.. 68. 72 Duclworfh, J.. 243 Dudley. 0.. 275 Doecker. G.. 255 Duarigen. R.. 202 Duerr. R.. 72 Duff. H.. 66. 5?. 72. 266 Duffy. P.. I02 Dugan. J.. l06. l09. 70. I76. 2I7. 224, 233 Duggun, E.. 24-4 Duhlmeier. M.. 245 Duncan. R.. 250 Dum'fan. H.. 53. 66. 69. 72 Dunn. E.. 2II. 238 Dunnie. J.. 250 Dunfon. R.. 306 Durban. A.. 3I3 Dusfordiecl. T., 54 Eagle. V.. IDD Earhart J.. 2l I. 265 Easley, E.. 2ll EasHand. J.. 257 Eusfon. C.. 233 icommuem ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS 0F SUCCESS A big rurplur'dliun 11in jusl t'mllplt-lmi a lien. plalll. It represents a t-unsideralale inwslnwnt. aml althuugh pru- rlurliuu llzla-n't slartx-Il 35 wt. munagmncnl luuks fnrwarrl tn mam wars of prnlilalwle uperaiinn. Yet a lire vuuld upH-E this vxpr-t-latinn rnmplulvh'. Ila: lhis prujett heen insurrd againil Fm- 11155 from llar wn' start? You lwt it has: Hath memlwr nf llw graduating l'lass is representa- 1ch- uf u lllllllt'rll nL-w plant. wally fur many years Of r'iiiFiPl'Li lnrudur-liun. Il':-' iust rmnmnn srnse that tho futurl' running valuu'ily of this plant Wri'rlmging a! lens! SLESHJNJllu-ghould Ilt' partially insured. inunediately. But tlmfs Huh part mi the slury. Life insurance is a great dr'al mura- lhan prulet'liun against unexpeclt'd JUDD C. BENSON General A gem $8215.41 upun un tulimale uf $173 wurking years until retirement, with avnrage annual earn- ing: uf 35.814 a wry n-nnwrvmiw hgure under prr-sem ec-nnI-mic n:nncLilinns. Obviougly, many will huw lntul- wwrul 1inlw thi-a figure. lull ?xpr-rit-nw- il'dr- blmwn that few will reach age 6.3 with a:lr-quulr- P-Jult'r- unIr-s- thrg. t-urcfully plan their Huam-ex ham 1hr very slurl. THE UNloN CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Cim-innali 2. Ohio death. 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CADILLAC DISTRIBUTORS 1617 READING ROAD MAiu 5210 CEDAR HILL FARMS INC. F resh Dairy Products Calvring l0 Sororities and Fraternities Rumble 1700 IIINCINNATI 27. OHIO Ebel. D.. 62. 3'2. '35. 2M. 220. 224 Eberhardf. D.. 236 Ebersala. 5.. I09 Ebinger. 1.. 2M Eckelmann. R.. 266 Eckerle. W.. 263 Eckerf. K.. 244 Edward. E., H32. 205 Egner, 0.. 5l Ehrnschwender. R.. 237 Eichsiadi. T.. 257. 2?0 Eikenberry, M.. 205 Einhcrn. J., 54. 234 Einhorn. L.. 2:52 Eiselain. A.. 90 Ellen, 8., 233 EIIioH. 5.. 86. 237 Ellis. Mu I99. 204 Ellis, M.. 236 Eliis. R.. 205 Ellison. M.. JCT. I09 Elsuss. L, 265 Elsner. H.. 244. 270 Eisfun. 0.. IO? Emmerich. K.. 72 Engel, R.. I94. 2l1'I England. H.. 40. 270 EH1. R.. 2I8, 155 Erke. W.. 54 Ernst. E.. 252 Ernst J.. 63. 72 Ernst T.. 254 Erna. W.. 292. JOI Eshbouqh. R.. 256 Essex. R.. 5l Esiabun. F.. 265 Es+er. R.. I08 EHarlw'ng. H.. 55 EHin. E.. I69. I94. 262 Eusier. 5.. 54. 260 Evans. 6., 205. 'ZII Evans. J.. 54. U6. I92. 249. 263 Evans. K.. 235 Evans. R.. 203. 224. 253 Evens. R.. 48. 4?. 52. 54, IB4, 233 Everett N.. IDT. 222. 245 Eversole. 5.. 242 Exon. 1.. 257 Even. R.. 204. 273 Eyrnann. H.. 37 r. Fagin. R.. 29. 295 FairbroCher. 3., 238 Fanady. 6.. 54 Forloch. J.. 255 Farris, R.. 63. 72 Fasold. W.. 72 FUH'I. T.. 54 Faulkner. D.. 279 Fay. 6.. 235 Fearing. L. 240 Fearing. 0.. 229. 299 Peck. L.. 253 Feder. P.. 94 Feder. R.. 203 Feinberg. M.. W7. 262 Feldmun. G.. 208 Feldmun. R.. 3b. 40. I36 Felix. R.. 254 Feltner. J.. 264 Ferguson. A.. 238 Ferguson. C.I 22? Ferguson. M., 205. ?ll fCONTINUEDJ 9age 324 Ferguson, R.. 249. 263 Foster. M... 239 Fern, K.. 235 Fusier. T.' 54 Fessenden. 3.. 82. B3. In. NH. 237 Fosier. W.. 259 Hbu,K.NO me.MH2$ Fields. W.. 259 Fowler, 3.. 234 Fielrnan. M.. 40. I26. 2'7. 224. 232. For. J.. 72 244 Froley. A., 245 Fiesser. P.. 266 Fraley. J.. 25!: Fink, A l09. 2IT. 238 Francis. H.. 94 Fischer. 6.. 5' Frank. E.. 5' FischoH. R.. 40. 262 Frank. R.. 30l Fish. J.. 33. 40. I84. I99, 206 Frank, 5.. 244 Fischer. C.. 83 Frank'in. 5.. 2b ther. E 240 Franks. RH Zbl Fisher, K.. 24I Frederick. T.. El. 256 Fisher. M.. I07. 245 Freeman. C.. 257. 29' F'Ishrnon. D.. 205. 254 Frees. 0.. 54. 227 FiHro, 5.. 34. 33, 4D. lbb French. C.. 66. 69 Fifzgarald. 1.. TD. 72 Frey. C.. 233 Fingeruld. W.. 72. 265 Frey. E.. 55. 71 Fix. 1.. l0? Frey. M.. lb?. l2? Flaugher. R.. 40. 252 Friclie. A.. SDI FIege. J.. 9'4 Fn'dmun. R.. 237 Fleming .G.. 7'2 Friedman. E.. 86- Flory. H.. 40. I68. 269. 23H Freidman. F.. 260 Flynn, W., 258 Friedman. 5., 27 Fae . 0.. 250 Frielinghnus. K.. 72. 273 Faersfer. V.. 2'? Friend. W.. 62. 257 Fuersfer. E., 40 Friskhorn. G.. 94 Fohl. R.. 25a. Frih. D.. ID?. WI. 279 Fanfanese. A.. 27. 29. I91. 249. 255 Frnehlich, J., 253 Fupmu, R.. 65 Frommer. E.. 63, U. l02. H3 5. , .. Fur'mash. R.. 58. III. 270 Frommeyer, c.. 33. m, 244 .509 you a! the Bern Furis, N.. l0? Host J.. 252 Farney. C... l95, 202 Fryburgar, LI 263 Forney. F.. 90 Fryburger. v., 73 Bllsv Bee Restaurant Lounge Fursl'er. AA. 54. 255 Frye, C.. 208 u ' Fusier. A.. 205 Fugilmwa. L. IN: ' 2 . - Fnder. 0.. 53. 253 Fuhrmann. J.. 29 ENTERTAINMENT MbHTLi 9 PJI. - .2 A31. Foster. 6.. M. 55. 72 fCONTTNUED! . . 3IGIAHHOM'Axm A2on 9033 Congratulations . . . to the Class of ,54 From your Telephone Company A Good Place to Work Page 325 g Cozy J'tm Caletez ia 208 W. McMILLAN ST. PArkway 7287 LEE B. SCHEUER AGENCY Phil 28ml Hail '34. Arthur S. Osmond 1-1-0 Kemmh W. Miller '44 errgr n. Pauly of THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY of Worresler. Massac'nlsells I61 7-21 CAREW TOWER IJINIIINNATL OHIO Fulcher. J.. I95 Fuldner. H.. b3. 63. 68. 33 Fuller. N.. 233 Fuller. R.. 40. 263 Fun'le. D.. 54 Fuquay. 5.. 245 Fyne, T., 255. 305 G Gabriel. R.. 25l Guhre. M.. 23?. 270 GO . C.. 262 Golle, C.. 29 Galloway. 5.. 90 Gamble. H.. I94. 2'7. 249. 252 Gamble. M.. '02 Games. C.. 265 Gomwell. K.. 257 Gender. J.. I02 Ganglof'. 5.. I95 Garber. I., 38. I43 Gurber, 5.. 36 Gardner, D.. 263 Garner. 1.. 232. 255 Garfield. J.. 94 Garfinkel. 5.. 260 Garmene. E.. 86 Gum. 6., 27 Gurnuh. M.. I72, 245 Garner, L.. 63. b4. 65. 73. 273 Garrison. H.. ITO. 255 Garriiy. J.. 256 Gaskill, J.. 254 Gaskins, W.. 240 Gasser. H.. 38. 4D Gaudin. D.. '85, 26' Gaunt J.. 2ll Gavin. J.. 65. 253 Gedich'an. D.. 27 Gehl. M.. 26. 29 Geib. P.. 54 Geisler. J.. SID. 3l3 Gelier. R.. 254 Geller. H.. 54 Gen'i'. J.. 257' George. C., 50. 54. 249 George. K.. 270 Gerdes. H.. 73. 274 Gerdsen. R.. 94 Gerhardt D.. 86. 23b Gerhard'. W.. 94 GerthoH. R.. 27' Gerlach. F.. 25? Gen, 8.. 134. I99 GeH'Iamen. L. 252. 3N Gaveris. J.. 83, '07 Gionoli, 3.. 86. 233 Gibeuu', P.. 253 Gibson. J.. 29. 65 Gibson. L. 53. 22. 205 GFbson. R.. 94 Gies. M... '09. 23B Giesei. R.. 95 Gilbert. D.. 273. ml Gi'ber'. L.. 233 Gilbm. P., 260 Gilchrist J.. 40, 200. 299 Gilchris' S. 299 Gilkey. R.. 64. 65 Gilsdor'. W.. 2'8. 259 Gim. N.. 83. 84. 86 Gingerich. J.. 242 Ginn. 5.. 23b Givens. H.. 86 Glendorf. F.. 253 Giasgow. H.. 29 Glass. 0.. 64 Gleason. W., 54 G'issmann, R.. 40. 245 Glover. N.. 232. 245 G'uck. D.. 255 God'ewsii, 5.. 40. 279 Gearing. E.. '07 Soaring. J.. 254 Goeri'l'l. C.. 33. 40 6035'. R.. '92. I96. 279 Goldberg. A., 82. 33 Goldmocher. R.. 243 Gn'ds'e'n. M... 262 Good. 0.. IU7. 222 Good. J.. I69. 232 Goodall. R.. 35. 2M Goodfellow. R.. 54. ITb. '83. l9l. '92. I94. 224. 249. 259 Goodman. J.. 25. 243 Goodman. R.. 4I Gordon, L.. 54. 58. 275 Gordon. M... 243 Gore. J.. 256 German. D.. 90 Gorsuch. 0.. 95 Gurhas. L.I ?2 Gosiger. P.. 254. 302 GoH. B.. 63. 64. 65 GoHscholl. L.. 4I, 24l Grubn. 57. 207, 257 Gradsky. E.. 4! Grads'y. M.. 260 Gra'. H.. 273 Graham. A.. 254 Graham. G., Zbl Granick. 5.. 4l Grant. C.. '57. 242 Grapes. H.. '09 Gra'e. J.. '09 Gravenkemper. C.. 2'3. 263 Gravenkemper. R.. I22. 24' Graver. D.. 3'3 Groves. M.. 263 Groves. R.. 4l Gravih. D.. 260 Gravius. J.. 234 Gray. W.. 68. 275 Green. J.. 63. 72. 250. 254 Green. 5., 2'22 Greenawa . H.. 2' I. 265 GreenawaH. R.. 255 Greenbers. A 4'. 22'. 250 Greene, 6.. 263. 29I Grenert J.. 100. 245 Greenisen. G.. 266 Greenland, R.. 3b. '85 Greenland. T.. 36. 4'. 2'7 Greiser. L.. IIO. 235. 208 Greiwe. R.. 24 Greschel. R.. 252 Grieme. A.. 83. I32. I97. 244. 270 Griese. J.. 204 Griffin. D.. 73 Gri'H'h. R.. 73. 264 Gr'sc'w. J.. 43. 172. 242 Grins . K.. 95 Grofer. E.. 259 Gregg. J.. 2l7. ZIB Groom. J.. 279 Grooms. T.. 38. 227 Gross. A.. 4' Gross. E, 65. 73. 2l4. 220. 224. 255 Gross. R.. 5I Gross. W.. 220 Grosse. W.. 254 Grube. A.. 38. '84 Gruber. M., 67 Oman. C.. 54. 260 Guen'her, M.. IIO Guefhlein. A 54 Guillaume. W.. 54 Gummere. R.. 263 Gump. H.. 245 Guncke'. R.. 2 Gunderson. L.. 255 Gunke'. C.. 245 Gusse. D.. 73 Gus'afson, G.. 54. 267' Guiman. C.. 204 GuHing. J.. 244 GuHrnun. P.. 220. 250 Guy. 6.. 29 Guyo'. N.. 279 'CONTINUEDJ Pagan 126 Haas. R.. 254 Huchen. H.. 4l. 203 Hachen. M... 4! Hachfal. G.. I72, 239 Haddad. 0.. 62. 65. 73. IR. 220. 255 Hoder. C.. 255 Hadley. W.. 302 Huerr. Mn. HO Huff. 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H.I 56. 260 Oihling, W,. Zbl Payler. 0., HO Payne, M., 242. 270 Peacock. R.. 25l Offing. R.. 37. 63. 75 Pause. G.. 238 ONO. R.. 3DI Pease. R.. 55. 76. 204 Owens. E.. 43. 239 Pensok. J.. 30. 259 Owens. L.I 96 Peebles. J.. 30 Owgns. MN 253 Peary. R.. I5l. 24l Pence. 3.. HO. WT. 24l P Pendley, W.. 264 Penn. LN 43 Pabst D.. I95 Penningten. 5.. 43 Face. W.. 56. 249. 2b5 Pensyl. J.. 2H. 275 Po'lsley. 5.. I03 Perez. R. 30 Paimer. J.. 25? Perez. R., 2I8. 233 Fan. J.. 63. b4. 68. 275 Perkins. R.. 263 Pancake. J.. ?6. 259 Ferluo. E.. 7b. 26b Parmwski. 5.. l0? Perry. C.. 9b Pafd-mi. R., 196. 279 Perry. J.. 295 Parker. M.. I72 Perschn. L.. 232. 233 Parker. M.. 232. 233 Peiers. D.. lbl Parker. T.. 257 Peiers. R.. Eb. 25? Parking. M.. 203 Pefrush. R.. 258 Perkins. N.. lab FeMbone. H.. 65 Parrish. 0.. 260 Pehko. 5.. El. 258 Perry. J., 240 Pia . J.. 245 Perry. N., 26. 30, 240 iCONTINUEm QUEEN CITY CHEVROLET Your Convenient Downtown Chevrolet. 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And he Hves up fo i+ nof only be- cause the rules governing REALTORS are enforced. buf because in fhe long run. H's a good business +0 pracfice. A good business pradice for you is 'ro p'ace your real esfafe affairs 1n +he hands of a REALTOR, because a REALTOR musf have experience. abilify, infegrify. and follow a golden ruge code 0' business efhics. When you make sure your Real Es+a+e man is a REALTOR you are making sure of comple+e sahshcfion. FINE FOOD AND DRINK AT THE Veranda CALL AVon 9310 ON VINE STREET ACROSS FROM THE zoo ENTRANCE Look fOr REALTOR in dassihed ads. in +he phone book and on business sfafionery. CINCINNATI REAL ESTAT E BOARD Mercan+ile Library Building 4I4 Walnu+ 5'. MA CTncinnaH Ohio I I I3 Pfeffel. Y.. 43. 20'. 233 P'eiffer, J.. 5': Neil. C.. 29I Pfenningwerfh. J.. 263 Pfies'er. J.. 24. 26. '36. 233 Phelps. C.. 254 Phillips. 5.. 30 Phillips. L. 76 Phillips. M.. 259 Phipps. F., MD. 245 Picker'ng, 0.. 240 Pickering. H.. 67. 55. 203. 275 Pieruni. V.. 63. '56 Pilaf. D.. 252 Pinson, T.. 25I Pisaneli. R.. HQ. 279 Pullis. c., 43, Ha. I72. 208. ms. 232. 24l Purcell. J.. 37. 3B. 43 Q Ouuley. T.. 302 Quench. E.. 205 Quimby. B., '03 Quinn. C.. 26. 30. 244 Rabens'ein. W.. 76 Rablnovich. M.. 275 Rud'if'e. C.. 57. 203. 25:3 Radin. D.. Vb Rug'anc'. 6.. 36. 2'0. 2 Planck. M.. l72. l82. IW. 2DI. 206. RaHuse. M.. III ?IB. 228. 240. Elm P'um'ey. R.. '85 P'UnkeH. D.. 292 Poe. R.. 25b Poe'ker. C.. I95. 20'. 237 Pogue. 0.. III. 2l7. 240 Poh'. F.. 2-53 Pokorny. K.. 253 Pol. J.. 96 Pol'ack, 3.. '59. 260 Pollard. A... 26. 269. 270 Polsfer, J.. 237 Pun'fus. W.. 206 Pool. M.. 254 Poore. H.. 257 Popp. H.. 63. b9. 76 Popp. J.. 257 Pross. 5., IOT. 237 Proud. 3.. 208 Frux. R.. 63. 275 Pugh. V.. 263 Rnible. R.. III. 265 Rukel. J.. 25I Rahal. R.. 3a, 43. I73. ISS. 25! Rulsion. 5.. 220. 233. 27l Rammes. 5.. I07. Ill. 2I7. 2IB Ramuda. F.. 27. 30 Rumudo. J.. 208 Randall, 3.. '00 Rank, W.. 38. 'HB Rasmussen. H.. 250 RMIHL M.. 25. Ebl Ran. R., 205 Rauber. K.. 37. '72. 228. 245 Rauh. J.. 30 Rave. K.. 76 Rave. N.. 44. '80 Rawnsley. H.. I06. Ill. I73. 310. 3'3 Reodle. M.. 233 Reurdon. 7.. 57. 256 Rebeci. 0.. b3. 76 Rec'rman. E.. 233 Red'ield. J.. 63, 26I Reece. R.. 44. l66. I78. 254 Reed. J.. 255. 303 Reed. M.. 203. 233 Reel. 5.. 270 Rehm. J.. 44 Rahm. R.. 95 Rchse. H.. 234 Reicherf. D.. 9l Reich's. E.. 24. 2b. 30 ReTchley, M.. 2M. 233. TH Reid. A.. WI Rei'. J.. 227 Remy. 5.. 234 Reinhard. R.. 76 Reinho'lf. J.. 29! Reis. H.. 260 Reihes. J.. 24' Reizes. K.. 2b0 Rembold. E.. 222. 233 Renner. D.. 75. 302 Rank. C.. 57. 250 Reusch. W.. 255 Reufer. R.. 227 Reynolds. D.. 53. 6?. 76. '73. 227 Rhainbold. 0.. 233 Rhnades. N.. 24. I54. 2H. 233 Rhyner. C '07. I72. 23? Rice. 0.. 76 Rice. J.. 254 Rice. E. 2M Rice. M.. 83 Richard. D.. 29I Richards. D.. 249 Richardson. A.. In. 245 Richerf. H.. 2l0. 2H. 234 Richmond. H.. 2-53 Rich'er. J.. '25. 222. 234 Richfer. J. J.. 265 Ries. R.. 57 Riggs. 5.. 242 R'neharf. 0.. 30 Rineharf. W.. 27. 30 Riner. R.. 2M Rinsky, 0.. 34. 44. I73, I79. '88. '9'. I92. I9b. 249. 262 Risser. J.. 30 Ri'chey. W.. 255. 279 RiHen. 3.. IOU. 237 RiHer. W.. 37'. 76 RiHerhoH. E.. 242 Rivers. 0.. MI Roads. J.. 96 Roork. G.. 57 Rout. L.. 57 Roberto. J.. 253 Robarh. P.. llb. I79. I99. 100.20I. 20b. 232. 242 Robinson. R. A.. I96. 26'. 295 Robisun. 6.. 24' Rodarer. J.. 233 Rodger. J.. 240 Rodgers. 5.. 2H Roe. P.. 242 Roe. R.. 257 Roediger. R.. IN Roen. 5.. 260 Roesf. C.. 63. 7b. 205 Rogers. K.. 76. 274 Rogers. J.. 256 Rogers. R.. 236 Rohdonburg. D.. 4-4 Rohlfs. J., 274 Ruhr. J.. 274. 299 Romano. R.. IDB, Ill tCONTINUED' Page 334 THE HILTON-DAVIS CHEMICAL CO. Division of Sterling Drug Inc. M AN! WA C'I'I' f RERS COLORS PIGMENTS DYES 2235 LANCDON FAIR. ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO GUSWEILER'JS PONTIAC, INC. 3435 Reading Road AVon 8080 acTake the Pontiac Way 0n Graduation Day, STIEIVS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Ludluw and Clifton Aves. 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Hixlh :Iml W ull1llt 'rt'lvphum- Ihmnlnun PA. 3l00 cattle Chef 131509-311 CHICKEN 0R SHRIMP IN THE BASKET CARRY OUT SERVICE UPEN 24 HOURS CI-nlrul Parkway ul Dixmytll MI: 1577 Page 336 one of the DYNAMIC CROSLEY STATIONS . . . more and better local programs plus fop network shows for your maximum relevision enioymenf. Roof. J.. 254 Roof. A.. 7? Rose. D.. I86. I54. 254 Roseberry. R.. 207. 203. 253 Rose . R.. 57 Rosenbaum. L., P77. 262 Rosenberg. 3.. 83 Rosenkrnnh. L.. 2H Rosenkranh. 0.. I97. 262 Rosensweig. H.. 260 Rosensweig. R.. l73. 220. 223. 260 Rosin. H.. 262 Rofhchild E, 57 Ro+man. P.. 262 Rousey. E.. 234 Rowe. W.. 96 Rowlands. F.. 77 Royal. C.. 202 Rubel. L., 44. 227. 260 Ruehlman, J.. 63. 64. 63. 253 Ruff. E.. El Ruff. R.. 25 Rupert R.. 57. 250 Rushm. A.. 236, 270 Sacks. 5.. 96 Suffer. M.. 57 Safford. J.. 83. 87. I68. 335 Saidleman. M., I73. 260 Salisbury. R.. 265 Solvers. T.. Ill Sample. W.. 3' Sander. P.. 244 Sanders. 5.. 34. 202 Sanders. L.. 96 Saner. L. III Sankrey. D.. 250 Sanfangelo. D.. 246. 253 Sanforo. A.. 254- Sarulahunnis. Cu 263 Scrundnn. D.. 2l l. 237 Sargent J.. 25? Sorvuk. J.. 253 Server. R.. 70. 264 Sarvis. A.. 240 SOHFer. R.. 240 Sounders. J.. 65. 252 Savage. J.. 227. 2?? SOVEIy. J.. I36. I97. 259 Scherer. R.. 26l Scheske. C.. 66. 7'7 Scheu. R.. 3I. 253 Scheve. J.. 258 Scheve. H.. 235 Schiclmer. J.. 266 Schiering, J.. 26L 3DI Schildmeyer. M.. 242 Schindler. C.. ?bl Scheicher. L.. 259 Schiesselman. N.. 235 Schlichfa. M.. 244 Schloss. J.. 707 Schlohnun. P., 257 Schlup, M.. I97, 270 Schmidlnpp. 8.. 238 Schmidiapp. J.. 3l Schmidt. C.. 299 Schmidt C.. 2H. 235 Schmiedeknecht W.. 264 Schmiedel. D.. 77. 273 SchmiH. C.. 208. 290 SchmiH. D.. 44. 244 Schm'tH. 5.. 83, 37. 244 Schoenling. N.. 24l Schoewler. J.. 65 Scholler. 6.. 232. 234 Scholh. R.. 256 Schomuler. D.. 265 SchoH. C.. 57 SchoH. R.. 258 Schroge. D.. 258 Schrumm. M.. 2H Schreckengosf. J.. 264 Schreiber, J.. 96 Schrimper. F.. 77 Schroeder. E.. 63. 64. 68. 77 5chro+el. J.. 44. I64, I65. I79. I7l. '33. 2I4. 2L5. ?IB. 224. 257 Schubert. F.. 77 Schubert. J.. 48. I72. 2l2. 263 Schubert R.. 57. 263 Schucarf. D.. 243 Schuch. L.. 236 Schueler. J.. 50. 274 Schuler. 5.. 243 Schulfe. C.. 204 SchuHe. 5.. 235 Russ. J.. I36. 233 Sovery. 5.. 245 SchmiH. J.. 3l SchuII-e. J.. IN. MI Russel. D.. 239 Saylar. R.. 96 Schme. M... 2M Schulie. J.. 90 Russell. M.. 208. 237 Schabuberle. J'.. 5'. Schnake. M.. I87. I97 SchuHe. P.. 65. 204. 306 Russell N.. 245 Schoefer. R.. 26! Schneider. C... III SchuHe. R.. 57 RuH'a. 5.. NH Schaffer. 1.. I36. 24I Schneider. E. 205. 253 Sehulh. D.. 250 Rufledge. N.. 57. 273 Schaffnii. R.. 266 Schnerer. H.. 96 Schulze. R.. 256 Ryan. E.. 77 Schunzle, R.. 75? Schneider. J.. IB4. I95. 235 Schulze. V,. 57, 245 Ryan. J. 90 Scharnharsl. J.. 259. 29l Schneider. l... 237 Schumucher. T.. 77 Ryan. J. P.. 251 Schafzman. R.. 295 SchneYder. P.. 254 Schumann. R.. 263 Ryan. N.. 83. 100. 2W. 2'8. 244 Schuuer. R.. 264 Schneider. R.. 257 Schumer. J.. 263 Ryan. P.. 244 Schear. M.. 36. I95. 2I7 Schneider. W.. 63. 64. 77. 268 SchuHe. C.. 57 Rye. W.. 57 Scheckmon. J.. 262 Schneifer. R.. 205. 256 SchwuegerWe. A.. 83, 195. 244 Scheibe. F.. 33 Selma . D7. 63. 64. 68. 77 Schwarz. M., I34. 235 s Scheiner. J.. I84 Schnier. L. 50 Schwendemon, H.. 97 Schell. A.. 207, 208 Schnurrenberger, D.. 264. 279 Schwenker. C.. 25? Saberfon. H.. 45. H17 Schellenberg. R.. 57 Schoelwer, J.. 64. 24?. 252 Schwen+ker. D.. 274 Subs. J.. 77 Scherer. M.. l06. l07. I95. 20!. IIB. Schoene. D.. 57 Schwinn. J.. 66. 6'? Sucks. K.. I97 245 Schoenling. M.. 24l ICONTINUEN CINCINNATI GARDENS, INC. Home of Athletes Page 337 5 THE NEW SHIPLEYS Al The Campus Th F cart!!! Lair 214 W5. McMillan PA. 9660 Buick Sales 3363 Reading Rd. and Service THE HOCKS BUICK CO. W0. 3300 Used Car Dept. 2350 Gilbert Ave. Scottins 919 Vine SII'N'I PArkway 948-1 Italian Restaurant 20rigimtl Italian Foods PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES Cincinnati 2, Ohio Eatahlished 1912 Scafhorn. D.. 57 ScoH. C.. 250 ScoH. E.. 77 ScoH. R.. 62. 264. 265 Seaman. R.. 44 Sechler. 0.. 250 Segal. 5.. I72. 245 semen. A., 257 SeTcI-der. K.. 68, 27 Seilltop. ll. 2M Seih. 5., 237 Smwerf. J.. 253 Selmanis. J.. Zbl SeHzer. D.. 262 Senour. R.. 83. 244 Seqerer. R.. 25I Serbin. W.. q? SeweH. M.. 2 , 234 Seyberfh, 5.. l 2 I SeyboH. P.. 254 Seymour. 0., 259 Sgouris. E.. 33. 4-4 Showier. J.. 240 Shaffer. 0.. 237 Shank. J.. 270 Shanker. E. 243 Shannon. R.. 31 Share. F. 3I. 212. 221 Shorlach. R.. 260 Sharrock. R.. 257 Show. J.. 257 Show. K.. 44. 259 Showhun. G.. 253 Shearer. C., 24I SheHTeld. 5.. 31 Shellon. R.. '24l Shemenski. J.. 273 Shepard. K.. 22I. 257 Shepard. 5.. 237 Shepler. R.. 53 Sherbondy. J.. 3I SheHerly. J.. 238 Shawman. J.. 263 Shields. R.. 203 Skipley. 0.. 233 Shipp. C.. 65. I99. 204. 305 Shives. J.. 58 Shives. 5.. 238 Shreffler. J.. 97 Shuts. N.. 26I Shurfe. R.. 77 STeber. 0.. 252 Sw'effermcn. L.. 34. 44. I70. I21. I23. IQI S;emering. J.. 237 Sievers. 5.. I06. I07. III. 233 Slgfar. 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J.. 58 Sewers. J.. 275 Spade, F., 30' Spald'rng. R.. 44. 200. 257 Spafz. P.. 262 Spuuldl'ng. V.. 263 Speckmon. D.. 254 Speckmun. J.. 83, 84. 87. 242 Speller. L.. 227 Spencer. W.. 254 Spar. J.. 254 Spiegel. E.. 36 Spielman. 5.. I70. 237 Splndler. N.. 172. 245 Spinnenweber. R.. 253 Spragens. T.. 255 Sprogue. J.. 7? SprTng. D.. 259 Springrneier, C.. 263 Sprinkle. T.. 9l Sprowls. R.. 254 SquilanH. R.. 250 SqUTres. C. 265. 274 Si. John. J.. 65 Sianescki. W., 68 Shunford. R.. 2H 5+arch. 5.. 77. 222. 274 Shark. C.. 205. 2H. 25' Jicarnbucl'n. M.. I72. 243 Sfarr. P.. III Shaken. C... 57. 68 Sfuuffer. C.. 54. 65. 77 Siayf'on. C.. 72 Sieele. R.. 254 Sieibing. D., 275 Sfein. P.. 203. 260 Sleinberg. H.. 262 Steinberg. 5.. 262 Sieiner. K.. 53 Sieinert E.. 244 S+einlxamp. A.. 58. 235 5+einholk. R.. 64. I73 Sieinle. M.. 33 S+einmeh. T.. 30l Slene. M.. 55. 205. 235 Sfenger. J.. 245 Sfeube. N.. 265 Sfevens. W.. 253 Siewort D.. 55 Stewart J.. 53. 97. 237 Stickley. M.. 256 5+inson. C.. 67. 77 Siockelmun. 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JIM PIKE STREET MAin 3744 Page 340 Stout R.. 3l Stout W.. 259 Sfovall. 0.. 254 S+rasburger. J.. 222, 234 S+rau5. A.. 262 Sfreibig. 6., 257 Siricker. L.. 260 Siricklond. D.. 27 Sirickland. 5.. 53. 227 Shiffler. F, 273 Sirike, J.. I95 Shohbach. J.. 259 Sfrohmenger. 6.. 82, I64. l86, 242 Stromberg, C.. le. IBS, 200. 215. 2I8, 224, 257 Sirosnider. J.. 242 Sfross. J.. 53 Sfrubbe. R.. 44 Strunk. P.. 258 Sfuhlburg. J.. 97 Sfufzmun, 5.. 227 Style. 6.. 2ll Subs. W.. 29l SucieHo. C.. 256 Suer. W.. 97 Suerman. C.. 24I Suggs. 5.. 237 Sun. H.. 25 SUndquTsf. P., 254 Svensun. F.. 203. 227 Swain. R.. 734 Swedes. D.. 26l Sweeney. R.. 207. 205. 257 Swillinger. E.. 97 Syuk. H.. 252 Sterlip. L.. 230 T Todge, C.. 53 Talmesu. Y.. 26 TcHarTco. L.. b4. 65. 73 Tang. H.. 73 Tansey, M... 235 Tarfer. T.. In. 207, 203. 2bl Tashiiun. M.. III Taylor. D.. BI. 58. 2M Taylor. 6., 3I Taylor. J.. 265 Taylor. R.. 253 Taylor. W.. 73 Tedforcf. J.. 270 Tefef. H.. 250 Tegel, 8., I68. l72, 20l. 22B. 240 TeHord. C.. 44. 299 Telier. R.. 2I7, be Templin. J.. 234 TenltoHe. H.. 58 Tennenbaum. J.. 35. 44. 2052 Tennis. P.. 275 Tape. L., 53. 265 Telry. l... 272I 274 Terry. L. 22l Thu . 5.. III. 233 Theyer. V., 44 Theile. R.. 255 Thesing. R.. 66 Thoben. H.. 27 Thoma. J.. 73 Thomas. D.. 227 Thomas. G.. 227 Thomas. J.. 245 Thomas. N... 203, 266. 273 Thompson. C.. 053. 66. 69. 73 Thompson. N.. 3I Thompson, R.. 103 Thnrsen. M., I97. 244 Thul. A.. 27. l52, 249. 253 Tiemeyer. H.. 53 Tiemeyer, R.. 26! Tillofson. J.. 63. 65. 6?, 73. 275 Timmer, W.. bb. 69. 73 Todd. E.. 240. 266 Todd. J.. 2M Toerner. C.. 53 Taoley. M.. 53 TcoHnmcn. C.. 44 Topper. M.. I95 Treberf. 7., I44. 302 Tlaub. E. 45 Travis. M.. 87. IOU. 242 Trefzger. J.. 3l Tronan, D.. I3b. I37. 2l7. 244, 270 Trowbr'ldge, R.. 255. 274 Truck. H.. 2bl Trumble. 5.. 97 Tryon. J.. l03 Tschan. E.. 58. I53. 249. 263 Tsimurus. N.. 25. 3I Tudor. R.. 66 Turing. F.. 274 Turner. D.. 63 I57. 53. 73. 252 Turner. E. 279 Turner. R.. El, 59 Tque. M.. 270 Twymcn. A.. 2M Twyman. J.. I92. 2l7, 292 Tyndall. 5.. ID7. III. 2I7. 222. 237 U Uchfmon. E. 263 Udelman. H.. 36. 4S Uehling. E.I 202. 2l0 Uhl, J.. 50 Ullman. L.. 59 Ulmer. J.. 45, 245 Ulmer. N.. 45, 59. 227. 235 Ulrich, .I.. 2562 Underwood. R.. 274 Ungcr. L., 45 Ungord, M., 265. 275 Urger. H.. 97 Unger, J.. 33. 202 Upp. D.. 37. 299 Upson. I... 263 UrbanowiCI, W.. 5? Ufsch. F.. 64. 65 U12. 5.. 63. 73 V Vulodin. DH 45 Vance. D.. 263 Vundewulle, R., I37 VanDyke. R.. 256 VancH'on. P.. 25. 3I VunHDuha-n. J.. I97. 259 Van Winkle. C.. 27l Vurney, G.. 273 Varney, M., 70. 273 Voffer. H.. 59 Veuner. R.. 38. 44 VenneHi. J.. 203. 274 Verlomp. P., II! Vesper. C.. 78 Vesper. L.. 204 Via. R.. 73 Vick. K.. 27 Vigirk, C.. 237 VirgirYs. V.. 237 Vinegar. J.. 207. 203 Vogel, N.., 240 Vogel R.. 257 Vogele. M.. 49. 52. 59 Vogehe. R.. 263. 2Q2 VoHlS'Podf. 5.. III. I20. 223. 233 Va . J.. 24I Von Birgelen. R.. 263 Vofh. N.. 68. 73 W Wachs. D.. 24. 2H, 23.5. 27l Wachs. J.. 254 W'ode. C.. 233 Wagner, C.. 233 Wagner. D.. 250. 255 Wagner, J.. 240 Wagner, M... 33 Wagner. N.. I03. 208 WaMe. 0.. III. 306 Waigond. R.. 59 ICONNNUEm Page 34I Waih. C.. 256 Walteman. R.. 257 Walbnrn. D.. 266 Wolen. P.. 235 Wulgenbach. R.. I03 Walker. J.. 236. 238 Walker. 5.. NB W'all. J.. 37. 23 Wallace. C3,. 227 Wallace. R.. 264 Walk. P.. I06. IGT Walquisf. D.. 25. 32 W'olsh. D.. 256 Walsh. 1.. 66. 69. TB. 258 Walsh. M.. 5? WuHers. C.. 256 Walters. J.. 245 WnHers. R.. I00. ITI Wqu. T.. 45 Ward. D.. 240 Ward. G.. 59 Ward. J.. 236 Ward. R.. 256. 273 Warner. E.. III Warner. F.. 9? Warner. R.. 234 Wurriner, R., 256 Wussermun. M.. 49. 59 Wasserman, N.. I97. 262 WuHu'ns. E., 82. 87 Wuhan. 3.. III. 246 Wafson J.. 237 Wuhan. R.. 5? chmu . G.. q? Weaver. A.. 238 Weaver. J.. 254 Webeler. W.. I72, 24l Weber. G.. 33. 244 Weber. J.. 87. 244 Weber. V.. I03. 239 Wedbush. E.. 62. 69. '70. 266. 302 Weeks L.I IQS. 265 Weibling. N.. 22.7. 235 Weir. D.. 257 Weise. E.. 45. 249. 264 Weise. 5.. 26. 240 Weiser. M. 59. IN. I9l. 2I2. 262 Weiss. 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