University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1960 volume:

Dun uf Mrnl Uhncc A city Iics in a nest of scum hills in thc suuthxx'cst corner of Ohio. A river, drifting by rhc city, pmvidcs u mujnr custiu'cst trade I'UUIC, srparatcs thc Nnrth fmm the Snuth and has became a water playground fur the pcnple. me Lhc nriginnl German settlers it has gmwn to a mctmpulitan area uf river a milliun varied pcmplcs, ycr a small rrm'n feeling,r still persists. Progressive yet tcnntmusly hulding tr; Sulid trnditjnns it is n t'tty with its new Huvnri stccp hills,pnnur;1mic virus, winding strccts quaint rhnrm, and pnwcrful industry Ciminnzlti stands iirmly un pmud hills. Uimnmnlt 1mm In 7' myhf frla' Imrm-J H11 K4 Hlmh lIin 11x IIH hyhn 11'17'2'41111 Ilu Uhmnm-r. 12' illl'Fl' r'lxiir' , 4. ' mama! ' 7k L 7:! .- pun 4 .3 whf'rg , n J ' Q T. .24 t . H i v l I 11 i 33! n; ' EF'x ' ' . k ' ' K. - H??? ' - u. r in' ' '7 . I - v . I . 4 ,7 , . , ,n . s u . K J I . , . . u mu! yard; and .xmnb-Hm'kn l'lu' fhr Kr-nffrr ImiMnm. L'm-rar Inrwr', nml lVHimr lfz'nh'ul rl'IUH'iIIUWII'Jr dtmwlnu'll lrrmlmm'i's. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF' THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI IN CINCINNATI. OHIO. CINCINNATIAN: 1960 VOLUME 67 JOAN SNAVELY-EDITOR-lN-CHIEF CAROLE MARTlN-BUSINESS MANAGER THE CITY AND HER UNIVERSITY I ACTIVITIES 94 ATHLETICS 236 ACADEMICS 274 L'nuh HIfl'H'tle ur: lnlu'fm'r ulmumlx l'rm'fzr 3' Gmulrh univiiiri rum r m .xnltllrfun. m Irwrululr flunk Izhnlnul nvl funk lmmm :hml: Jill, tflmun. Mm, m ffhffurr m'zu. VWIII lmhh Mm m: uluml'nm .1 Mr m flu vlv1hr IMr'ul'er fMHHIHHI m Ilu .uluun. Cincinnati presents a unique face to onlookers. 15mm :1 mhhlcd puhl ic landing relie Hf the gnlden t re of stenmhuatst tn the newest landmark the Kruger building; contrast and change are evident. Aging remnants uf 2m c.lrlier tin . 1m razed tn make mum fur new hnusing, expressways, and uther impmvements. Yet tradition and traces of the past are jmluusly guarded. The Tyler-Dnvidsm fountain and the peaceful hilltop parks arc fondly cnv braced. Heavy imiustry, :1 vital lifehlumi ut the tmvn, spreads up the Millcreek Valley beyond the suburbs' while hun- d reds Hf small shops crnwd nnmng the stores and homes. Cinrinnnti is the mar chine tHUl, playing c:1rd,und Sunpmnkillg capital of the Wurld nnd bunStS leading chemit ,th engine: meat packing clnth mg, and brewing industries. l he L'Hlle sermtive spirit mirrors :1 rich past, 11 mature present, and :1 secure future. UM tfum-j yrrm'l HIMHIH'A un- xlrumutir runlr'mf m Krnqt'r lulillliny. Urumtiug arltllmu's glory. Erin! park UH JII. .Irfumx pl'rrrirlu I'm uj lfuuinnnlts many lulllufl rrlmatx. .m-..+.,..1 .. - m.,, . Am ' Fuifhful frmx frriwtll-v falinu' full 11f f'rlrrn'ilr Uiurimmlt' Rnlhgx. ,I'lmuxmuix Ill'Nl'l'lHl Ilnu'nfll'uw 11 in f0 71w: 1'. JIIUfJ. trmlz', lmy, A'm'l, nr limb. ea l ! mlmr iu'mlnr in L'nurl Afl'le mm'h! Influx: 1m u filming a rd. The faces of the people are a kaleidoscope forming. reflecting and reforming me city. A mnscwntism concerning just abnut everything is usually attributed to Cincinnati residents. Such a spirit can bc fclt, but with qualificatinns. An austere facade conceals dccp human warmth. Churches, synagngues, and cathedrals, a street corner prayer meetingialll attest thc vignmus rcligiuus foundation of her people. Leading immigrants prm'idEd the gutteral German gruffness and Irish wit. tlavuring thc city with schnitzcls and beer. black tea and bread. The furtunc seekcrs' twang is a reminder that immigration continues. Cultures mingle, rcinfnrcing the solidarity of hCr pmple. Callrgr rnuph in Iln library ermk riu-ir jfluly mutiny will: mommmry rlmL Uilllr'lllylu'rx gmlllrr fur EUMHJ'WT'Z'il'f'S- John lfr'lz, 'I'rrri Sliz'l'u zuwlllllnr xruINm'r in Jluwum'x Spanish Unrhir rulh'xliuu. A Eumpeun background was the heritage nf Cincin- natihs early citizens, who supported a variety of cultural institutions. Fine cullectinns grew at the Art museum, galleries, and Taft museum ; and the symphony archestra completed its 65th season during 1959-60. Crowds flocked to summer opera at the zoo and watched touring companies during the winter theater scasun. Her schuuls are recognized as top examples of productive education. The most important aspect of the cityhs culture is her University, but, as much a part of her culture are rock 'n' roll and hillbilly music, beer gardens. pizza. and Irish stew. 7'qu mmrum. furHLvlrnl m Nth n'ulury xlylz . lwmm urf Ir rumrm' urlln It'll by HM 'I'ufl lumiir. Pultlir Illn 11r'J x lrrunlumu' main lnvuu h Junk tu'rnxx Gurh: M xqum'r'. Rrrr'u H! lthlflll'llljl'lll Park wluml Hugh .rmull fry xrrmulzlnrg; m1 lln' Narm'mmn'. 1n As early as 1819 steps were taken to establish an academic institution in the Queen City. Dr. Daniel Drake was the main force in obtaining Charters for the Medical College of Ohio and the Cincinnati College, which served as bases for future expansion. In 1858 wealthy Charles R'IcMicken willed the City most of his estate fur the founding and maintenance of a college. The city provided a 43-21ch campus at the southern end of Burnet woods park in 1889, and in 1893 furnished funds for old McMickcn hall to be built on Clifton hill. In 1906 Dean Herman Schneider wriginated the cooperative system of education fnr which the University has become renowned. Since its beginning, the University of Cincinnati has grown to include twelve schools and colleges and has athliated with other Queen City colleges and amdemics. uAlta Petite Truly, she seeks the heights. g; xln-UH flip Jl'jll Crud; sze-J' Huluxn'ml m'ru um lu' Wu: Illr Urru'qmn Inu'u' hf Hr'zr chullukul MIN HIf5fWP' JrfU. .Vlulrlj' JlrJlirkru mmmmuh 7hr 1'le frum 1hr hilltop. .l' m .N'un'rx .wrur'm nulrllmrx m prulmlmwf :HM API'U rmrr'n'fx rify fmmlx tn ivy Huh. Ntupx. mm; xlzfn IIUl l'l, uuulm; HVnm'n-g fur NH llm murh 1hr 1111; ; rml fur many UIIIh-Hlx. Althuugh the Littivel'sity sits high abate the city on :1 hillt the people Of the Lhtivcrsity cannot ignore the city. Confined by the Cliftnn residential urea and Burnet mmds, the University seeks mom In expand and emwds her ears up and dmvn side streets. Cnmmutiner students rude the bust drm'e, nr fuund rides and fought tmi'He tn make their 8 delutk tlasses. 0f the 72H fulltime day students. WZU lived on campus while many uthcrs rented apartments in the pity. They haunted the stacks and reading mums at the library migrated tn Shiphs and the Bee duringr the week. and escaped tn the Esquire on u quiet Sunday evening tn see the latest HHick. Duwntnwn pmvided shows 011 Saturday. :1 plate tn wurk rpat-t-time ur ewup. and stares fur shupping. DryH enmpus rules mnved parties tn hulls, burst and hume uf friends while dances were held at Tupper Club UI' at Cngtlc Farm. Clifton urwlm h'mrlt r111 rumfrm. Hm I t M'mmluumfl,JUAN Pm Ah my pl I'HHIHIIIHA WNW: Hlflj 11mm The University has seen rapid growth in enrollment. upernting mstse and facilities. In the past decade XIeNliekeiL Alms. and the Fieldhouse were mmplcted; Ihhncy and French Residence halls were erected; and udditinns were made tn the physics and hinlugy buildings, :15 well as to med sehuul. Meanwhile. the barracks vanished. Cruwded cunditicms were expected as more and more aspired to :1 higher education. To meet the demand UC is establishing :1 two year general college. The so-ealled street- enr nthSphere disappears somewhat as the campus grows and one Hf the largest municipal universities gets bigger. Jrlzlfriun Ir; Phyxivx buildiuy hrmsm' mmpuirr, inrrt'm'z'x nmrh-srivnre faril'ifr'm. Numul fur Mn! 1th jrrwxulrnl, Dubru'y Hull nlnulzlrx mm'x homing mpaeity. Exrm'atinn nmrh xirz' hf new mrn'x filly; ml building mul gjmu'ral rnllz'gv hrarlqum'rwes, Lampns nrfn'tly t'uzlrn tlrlluml flu' Unit, 1017!! ii; Hlu'film FIIUIIIJ, ufffn'x. lnmwm, mnf 1hr will, r111 rnHrm' sin afar! m UIU'm'l Iwmzlx. Originally a department 0f architecture, the Cnllegc uf Applied Arts, after years of temporary hend- quurters, recently consolidated its activity under one muf. Alms Memorial wing houses a library, exhibition gallery, and an auditorium; the AA building contains classmums labs, studios. and uHiccs. Though some 0f the atmnsphere of thc barracks may be missed new facilities have created a real growth in spirit. Degrees nre nffered in advm-tising, architecture, art, art teaching, fashion, industrial, and interior, Arties are conspicuous with their beards bermudas, tackle boxes, and other mnls uf their profession. Huff! Sl'hru'ullw'gn' rrn'lhux n J'HINHI fmmlt r frum Imlrun'ur Fullr' r'u puinimr; rfuu. f'Irmrl' Lro mm' .117: Duylhn Jinan r! funMr'm rm uuuhl'wl 1H rimujmu'tl u r'm'lrlr H4 1 , x15 J'rmlrnts -u'w'l' lrlfr'. fl'u' light; from tilt me'iwrl a'rh' firlr'Mmy farmg Burnrl warmly farm a xh'ikilw flaitrrn. Hanna Imli fmmn Bim'm-H .41hninixnzrrinn nfwr'y mu! rinnm'. 1x Pmspcctivc: leaders in business and industry gather in the College of Business Administration to study and discuss more effective methods uf managing and making money. Recent changes in curricula include a four year accelerated program, besides the five year cooperative plan, :1 cuncentrated course in executive management, and instruction in the use of computers and complex machines. Degrees are Offered in :mcnunting, management, marketing. and secretarial. Bus Ads are the nomads 0f the campus with classes held in Baldwin, Chemistry, Hanna, .VICNIiCken, and Swift halls. n I l!!! IIIIIIIQ Slalia'lixx .Vfllrlr'rrh rumprrrr namlls uHuu ullt Hfuinn M J 011':' fab jirrzljlrurs. Camp .xluu'rnlx JIIHI r Hrr'uuql: .u'zw HM u'rrk mmms. 31mm JIMT Sr'flm'u ,vimlim' ill JIIJIH'A'KHIJ IJHM' 1'0!er, 15? Civil r-nginrw'ing xuphmnm'm yum rxprrfrnn! in annual sumyy of Uniwr'xify mmpus, Largest unit of instruction on campus is the College of Engineering with over I600 students pursuing degrees in zlernnauticaL chemical, civil, electrical. mechanical, and mctallurgiml engineering. First cullege tn empIny Herman Schneidcrk systcm uf cn-uperative CdUCZItiUIL UCS Uenginc schnnlh maintains a near top rcputatinn in technnlugical educatiun. Classes and labs center around the squad in Baldwin, Swift, Chemistry. and the Physics annex. Often criticized by others about a lack 0f liberal culture, the budding engineer is nnw rccciving tastes of history and literature and a more dimcult technical curriculum as well. Identified by slide rules and furmwed bmws, he Shares seventh week's dazed look with other cu-ups. K. Knhmwn Il'PIHUHXI'fIJtFS yr'mfuaie tliw'ix fur M'niur Jim fl'lrn'and. I'irzu'd from Baldwin library, Silnwidcr quazlnmph prawizlm pin! for jmpramptu fuafball, bus'z'bafl, and snowball quhts in mason. 6th-u-In - ILA ' , .- W ' . r; : , ' 5L H71; II II I: a! ' .,....-,.- 21 Slruuly JIrJIu'A'm hall, u-itl: it; Chrismpbrr Ill'rmt fnu'rr, home: the Collwe of Art: and Srimzrex. Dr. Stewart distaste: Dr. Johnson and his day in his seminar. McMicken College of Arts and Sciences formed the nucleus out of which grew the University. Althuugh classes meet in nearly all campus buildings, must classruums and oHices are huused in new McMicken. built in 1950 to replace the old hall that had been standing for more than 50 years. The College aims tu instill her students with a liberal culture and to serve as preparation fm- graduate study, including law, medicine, teachingN and theology. Vv'ith emphasis um breadth of knowledge, the student must be able to make quick transitions from psychology to Chemistry, history to German drill between 50 minute lectures and afternoon labs. Dr: Emily BI'H mljmr: Varburg rr'xpirmm'trr MIMI fr; J'fmly mirrom-gauium m Julia Jlfllrr n'ulrlu'x. Dr. Unxkry Imus an r L: rm: sin la Gz'u'h. Rumains Hf vurly Brunzr ugv palurr lit uurnrwrwi a! Lvrrm. .th'tlm rul-lu-auu Nrrr n 17ml of Umkry nn'nrwrion. ffuriy Urunzr uyr mm rlmul 111mm Gruk pulhr'x Maw. J Lr'l'ild rim! if u fiuu'prrvf limp! uf Ifrr .1111 mwrrm um. L h. Ls-r Huvuurm u rumpuuml'n rwrulirm ralr 11.: L'urof HVnmlrujff e'xrlmium find . Lcrnu, where Hercules slew the Hydra, was cxt'ux'ated in seven :mnunl campaigns, 1952758tbythc American Schuol 0f Classical Studies at Athens. Grcct'c. Dr. John L. Caskey, now UC classics department head, was excavation and school director. Puttcry fragments were discm'ercd in the layers from :13 fat DnDthy mWMMMWWT1m. back as the Ncnlithic pcriud thehfre 3W0 BCt and a ,0 ,r,,,,,,u,. 1911,, th t7,1,,,,,,'H,1,L well-cnnstrutted palace from the Itzll'ly anzc age was uncovtsred. It had been destroyed by fire. Dr. Raymond E. Dessy 0f the chemistry department is interested in the structure of Group II organometals; very weak acids. a billion times weaker than acetic acid; and boron hydridcs used as racket fuels. Many uf the mmpuundst with which Dr. Dcssy and the graduate studcnts working with him are investigating. have half lives: nf 20 huurs. Main interest is the structure of the Grignard reagent. A valuable UNI in synthesis, it was d35un'crcd in 1900 by Victor Grignardt for which he received the Nnbcl prize. 1le it run! by Rufph .Itrlzit'j' In Jc'IrJ mmr rmmlrfm-urx of lml'Hfrtru 4r,mfmuml, .Vm-srr'y ,u'lmnl IhI-Mrru HAHN uffrufnu'fy lu xlrn'y-frlliny fr'urirrr. Jun Park 111.? Hu- frlbfz' fur rhuymol'ul mull. Ninth Hf Irwin r Linda qu'r IIVUU ln'r' xlmle-rm Hr lms'im-Lts dun u! Curh'ul 11.!le Sr'lwuL 'I'Himrf .H'7'41111tf1 11f Pry: MM: .v uflm hailing. in lijju'l Inn um! Hunky: J mum; .n mar IL HM Haurfrmm fl; 1 pmn 17erqu NmHNr, Caliwgr affirm, I'luurrmmj, 41ml lnbm'ufarim mr- lmuiml in HM Trurhrn Cnihyr building. A new college appeared on campus this year as the College of Home Economics became a school in the College of Education and Home Economics. As such, concentration will be placed mainly 0n Hume Ecrmumics education. The Education College offers programs in primary, elementary, and secondary education 215 well as courses in specialized teaching Heldsiphysical, business, and Vncatitmal education. A combined program with the McMicken College of Arts and Sciences is also offered. Through junior nbscrvatiun and nne semester 0f student teaching required in the senior year, students are able to gain necessary experience. F... E! E H'ing rmmu'tiny TParlJm-y Cullrgc' mu! Butany forum uuoilwr quatlrariylc' 11ml arid: grmtfy to lermary lab, rlaxsr'oom farffitiex. Dr. Lam 1J1 Min h'rflln's mplnmmrm irr Frlmlrnm'ulufx Hf Illlm'mnry t'ilU'A. Afhliated with UC in 195 I, the oldest Pharmacy College west of the Allegheny mountains, founded in 1850, now uccupies a beautiful new building 011 the University campus. The College combines professional training and a liberal education. Students are required to wurk at least one year in a drugstore before graduation and seniors are given the opportunity to work in a hospital. Pharmacy students, wearing their white jacketsh study such subjects as pharmacology chemistry, physics, and diseases as well as d rugsture accounting, and pharmacy jurisprudence. Filling prmrriptlons ix par! of srnior Jack Pirkvn'y job a! JIilrhrlik pharmmjr. dz, Seventy years agu on january I, 1889, the Cincinnati Training School for Nurses was established. In November 1916, it was reorganized to its present status as the College of Nursing and Health. In addition to the basic degree program in nursing. graduate cuurscs in psychiatric and pediatric nursing arc offersd. The trim. businesslike cap is proudly worn by graduates. It represents their part in the heritage of the nursing prufession. Gaining nursing romprtr'nce, applying rlamrrmm bmwlnlge are goals of Helen Sfmup, l'i'llitm Baldy , Dvmmr GiJII 41x Hwy work an a GIJnrral Harpim! ward. .q h I i! a 1 irlf i3; LFIHy Slat'l'. Cul'lilj'n Camp begin first IN; of lam; flilce' r0 rumpus. :31! Jarrirr HrizL'mrm'x fury Hwn'v A fabyr'inrll Of fmmle Umnn'lj Ilu' Grunrnl finvaiml mnnuunilj'. a rim in ifxr'ff. t'nm'r'ru far flu individual. Quit! mmni'nl during; night r'mr'rjm'mjr ditty 171er med slmlml Hm: iumrlyurhi rumplifirm rrrfnirw! rrport. The College of Medicine grew from a dream realized by Dr. Daniel Drake in IRIQ when he obtained a charter for the Medical College of Ohio, the first west of the Appalachians. The University Hospital group includes General, Holmes, and Children,si Finished this year was the Wherry building. huusing mudem research facilities. The med student receives four years nf training with the first two spent chiefly in the luburntnriest During his third and fuurth, hi5 wurk centers around patients in the wards and in the dispensary. After graduation mines internship and, for many specialized training. IJuuHu rrmfwn'nn raamx arc: favilitim of Nvlirr'ry hall. 52.: Dwifrnfwl in Srplrmlwr, U'in'rrr ImH hump; n-Jz'anh 11ml grmillnfr training jrn'Ililiu, Darrar, mru' A'MM'HH main Juiihl' l'UHHrl! m d'whrmmr palrruly' pruqrwx. H'hm ulml'mm Hm Pr'jlllIiHHf llli'nuyll mni'n'm' nwm'mt', r1 PA'j't'lHllrl'LUI rmnuimu, Inn Luuuriwzv inmuh', Jurlmr 01' Surgery 15. :1 Human Expuricnu', Dr. Janus Tu. hun'r mpr rm'unls m: intyr'virzc' with u pam-nl. Dr. Ll-zrhu'lx mmmm' I'J rr'rrnuriuy lu HM 1mm Ht. Dr. qu'in GMLWIHIM, Dr. R0; H'Mlmml tunft'r. Headed by Dr. Maurice Levine, the department of psychiatry at the UC Medical School, has long been outstanding in psychiatric research. Dr. Roy Whitman, currently working on a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, is assaying the effects 0f tranquilizer drugs on dreams. Dr. Stephen Hornstein is studying how to predict the type of labor :1 wuman Will experience based on her family background, emotional experiences. and personality makc-up. Other prujects include the study of the value uf mental health services for cmpluyccs of industry; psythi- atric aspects uf physical illness; and psychuphyshylugicul factors in enuresis and snnambulism. nia-QQ-u'nn-u. L; L! :1!quer Taft hull, mun! for U'r'Hium Howard Tnfl'x fulfn'r, Immrx Ln'u' Unllrgt' rlmxmmns, afjhc'x. Alphunm Tnft hull houses one nf UC's three graduate sdmuls Law School classes are kept small for individual attention; faculty-student relationships are friendly, persmml. Two 01' three classes a day are scheduled but reading cases and statutes and doing research are time cnnsuming. By the third and last year. the student lawyer has his uratnrical ability tested in the presentation of a case before faculty; tried a practice case before a judge and jury; and participated in the Schnuh Legal Aide Suriety, giving legal advire tn the L'ity's indigent. The graduate has learned to defend. dcbzltch and interpret. XVhether 0r nut he ever practices law his training is valuable in allied business fields. Nz'ninr Jm'f Gall!!! f'fJHfH'i EMU: IJHJH BIU'I'OIL'J Fm rrirvc'r nppurlzmilm. Swims rah Hum hr mn-n m pref lrcturw. Prllf. Strm'kwr fmds Ilixruxszrm m model wm-rrumn. 1,111.11 rumiid'ulr Jlrh'r'ffrirl' Ir'xfs pvr'n-prion rxprr'I-Hrrilf rm Dirk Knnunmm. Urmlmn'g xtrnlnrh I'lul tmrfs m r'wml-pmnli urrrullrv in fI'I'JWJTIlffoll far 1151' in 1.8.1! Camfmlm' 050. Addition In ,ialu'xirx Imildiny iurr'c'usm 1hr .u'mzrnmuth farifitim mu! llama 18411 r'umpurm'. Primary ubjcctives of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences are In preserve and disseminate knowledge, to extend basic research, and to educate men and wnmcn m a fuller, richer life Dr. Campbell Crockett was appointed new Dean of the school. Two degrees are OffCFCdiln'dStClJS and thc: ductoratc. Late at night when undergraduates are attending meetings or out on dates, graduate students work intentfy in the labs of Physics, Chemistry, at Swift; study; or search in the library for information related tn their fields. Many foreign students have come to UC to take advantage of the graduate program. I'x'i A few hnurs after day students have vacated their labs. 1ndclasses.c;11npus lights Hick on and awnf the activity nf Evening College. Munday thmugh Thursday, the evening division instructs well over 8000 students, making it nnC 11f thc largcst in the muntry. An extensive chnicc uf subject matter is offered, from Howtr arranging tn specialized graduate level math. Must students take courses relating ttl their jnbs; many manage time for cnurscs which simply interest them ur involve 21 hubby; such as the pupular short term courses. A hurried dimmn a drive tn campus, and 21 search for a parking spot especially un basketball nights, cnnfmnt the average night enrollee. Sfrw! Irrm rtmrsr in firm'w' m'r'rmymy ma'tx in l'hysirs. fcmnrrurr; .rludpnlg' Jwrmmly rtpfnfy lfnmwfn .1 fr; lilyinul'iny Ilf'lHllej m Siwfl fluff Nun: IH J z-int-km 1mm u and H'lr'J rruu-d 11w tummy whamrer mw'uLn ruliwy uiasm an: m n'nr'un J 9' 113111 nn'u'x, long firrmt grrrf IhMr n'yiilrriny far ernum' itrlmnl. Slurlmt prnnlrr: awr uufrs iu quantimrii'r rmulyris lull. Summer school crams two semesters of work into ten Short weeks. The routine is the same as during the regular school yeareregistration. classes, labs, midterms, and Himls. Morning classes are planned tn escape the muggy and stifling heat, but must 0f them ended with the prnf and students dripping with perspiration just the same. Nearly empty except at the lunch hourt the new aireconditiuned grill was a late afternoon haven. There is time in the summer to study Seriously and to have fulL because very few extracurricular activities interrupt. Trying to tan rm the dorm lawn, studying in Burnct's eunl shade, swimming?r :lt Ccmeyiall arc diverting. The Union offered :1 summer program and the band presented concerts 0n the lawn. Prwpff fill Union lau'n ax band. glry club Mme ! xunmu'r ranrrrt. Ufa Lw Dubuqur, Cum! Solomon, nilu'rx mrupr nutrluun ta .th'l iu fhu mu! .rlmrlr. Ulmrrllrm Nu e'HlHllnc In ll Lvuiiu'nly uf Cimimlrtff ix :1 mmftr'lr, ulh'mfirr guh'hrmnhumlml' Hf uJIHIUriIJu Summer blends imperceptibly into autumn. Its easy d rune is changed fur class ruutine and the excitement of thc hsmd at :1 Saturday nftcrncmn fcmtball game. lmpressinns build an cle'h czlhcr in rapid succegsium. Fur the freshnmn Ihcy seem nvcrwhclming, but 5mm landmarks are familiar as Nliy and Mac and the gutchnusc; faces becmnc identities, then known and trusted friends. The blnse upperclassmun is ulsu caught in the cxc'ilsmsnt Hf IhE new year. Old friends and new :1 re here In enlarge hi5 ljfc. rl'raditiuns greet him timclcssly-f'lumumming and gaudy Hunts, 'l'hnnksgix'ing day and :1 wreath Hf Mums. Nobody knows why they remain. but sumcbndy secms tn bclicvt: in them. , gm -3 ,r .mbwuau- Wm v- 'r W. ,..n.a ah :13 full rryislrulim: upprnm'lu'r, stmfrulx urr'n'z- in Ciuriuuari mnl arr first In nn'npy mmr'r uric Duhm'y hull. Ushrgf Dorm Duzr, upfmrz'iun rnunxz'lur jm'kir Sprit'firl rxflluim LT: ruh x. fmm x in fn H'IIHIUI Judy Jimm. Jurlqr Um'I Rich rmuwrx qln'rr'm uj .wrwml inquiring .vrurlrnis Hf ur'iu'umtinn mixr'r'. Impum-nl Muu'rnry mm m Imw rm'rfx rltrrkm'. N'hih- tulirmy fur mwnmlion ummruhnu frz'xlmrr'u umm'r rilrmmli'rx nmmlr Iftfum. 11'. Has anyone figured out a shortcut to registration procedures? Any Student whu has ever gone through the seemingly endless lines wnuld like to know the magic word: Bitter complaints cannot really conceal the good humnt with which the student body takes their semi-unnuul queues. Cuopetatiun is the keyword as freshmen pool their meager knowledge to Come up with at least one cumplete set of IBM cards. Uppctclassmen. sure they have mastered the cumplicnted technique, are rebuffed by bored, but competent inspectors. At last triumph! The stamp of approval is affixed and it's all over until the next time and freshmen continue in their busy round Hf mixers, tours, and convncatirms. Di'rfiiurrmrwuiruliun,11 Afnrlr'nf firmr IIFFI mvtr 11 multifml'r 0111;111 rrn'rls'. A lung Iim' 0f fry; mlnjdp Jlnilirh'n's Pini- r'rmm Inyrii'x lfu' anirxx lim't 11m! lm'iir r'unfm'imz uffdft' Hyiffraiiml. Rmfrmgl f't flle'A it'lllx lhr ll'Yf Nmnkrr 41y ft'rthuz mw't Hu- Grz'mh, 'f'lufn rmlnwx lurnmv In, In I'nrfir HHrIH ofrm'l'r, rli'rirm' limp rm lu'mlj, Hiyrr Ktlpfu qmuulrd turf; m'nm'x ur tr'n. IHJIIIAA rmln'rx M NH pmwiulyf. plru'llm run hrlllmly rfmw: hill. JNN n'x'riz'hly llirlx. nru- plrzigz'x m'e' .wrmuu'wl by Knpfurx. I'C Brms 1 nhrhrm rlullmwu Will: u s'iz'iurnmu; purfr n! rm m'mu's pnul. Rush. :1 necessary evil. was an enthusiastic beginning for the Creek's year. Although mstly and time mnsuming all Greeks realized the necessity of a successful rush for their organization. Tn the rusheest it was tww weeks of exuberant greetings, parties, decisions, and ctmfusiun; and to the actives, it meant work, smiles, serutinizatiun. mmpetitinn, and hnpc. Huuses were really clean ; good behaviur reigned; and studies were ignored. Sumrjty rush was characterized by regimentntiun and tea, while informality and beer mirmred fraternities. Snmehmv, in the end exteryune had a pledge class. A few were dise appointed, but all were glad when rush was over. Out of the flurry of events that uccur at the beginning of every school year, a few stand out in the memory of the University student. The pomp of Opening convocation is remembered as a rainbow of colorful hoods, solemn black robes, echoing drumst an inspiring message by President Langsam. The student is challenged by his initial classes and resolves to study are madc Football games give him a chance tn cheer the team to victory. He feels pride as UC wins in good sport and as he sings the Alma Nlater. Parties are an enjuyed part of his life hereipurt of growing toward maturity. h . Frau 0f Sfmlrnfx mnl riff profit m'r mirrm'rrl in tllr rrmul afft'ntling L'CHS Saturday afrt'rnovm football gamr. 50 I' H v , Mp? TV' Ah 17111711: 4101f rflinunr xlrilh UH hour, 4er phonm from fiyhte'u' lmm'lt Orlts'lrlr' litrrhr'r hull. ,. . . IIIELHHW A't afu'uirzg mnmmtwn Pn-thnl Lunysmn iwh Mum Ii'mlrmrrr fr; ITI, Ndmul m mulrru'uyili11x Ads Inky 1102'th ax Prufrnor Urix illuxfrurm lwrurr u'zfl: rlmrfs. Pri'lfy girls fun! Hf 81:47 xpmn'm'ru' Hrunrmplrm 13ml. - i In flu Arrihmi lirmrrfh runfmr u m'rvwm 111:7ng s'irmtfy far 1111ngan Ufiu'n' fixirn m' Dun I'Vu'rrH rxfn'vmw MA Tirzvpaiul ut Ll'Utll'f'J 11m Cunjl'n'uuu ATO Sweepstakes with a Calypso theme gave sorority pledges their hrst chance to organize them- selvcs as 21 group and to submit to the conformity of hmk-alike outfits. The three legged race and basketball tossing contest were fun. Christine largenson was persuaded to judge the dance contest and became the feature attraction. Crowds watched the pretticst blnnde and brunette mntestithc men frankly appreciative, the actives proud. and the pledges nervous at having m parade in front of 50 many penple. Frnm October I0 I 8, the ODK-Mortar Board sponsored Leadership Conference was held at Camp Kern. Symposiums gave an uninterrupted uppurtunity tu pmbc, compare, and evaluate man's social. spiritual, and intellectual development. Cold weather and sleeplessness were ignored as the leaders enjoyed square. dancing, campfires. and enlightened discussion. BUMHIF .Um'flrr puma m pnmlwx Ehmlr Jlulfhn plum a Amrun'rm in group yuurfnur. u , mtg? Thvtu'tr rulm'frlf Fifjt'l' pru'rm'm zlnu'n Clifmu M tfrllyfl! of ,rju'afufru'x, Ruin fUrTI'X final utnrkwr 'Nim Sam umlrr' mrp. Work for Homecoming began weeks before the actual event. Floats were designed; crepe paper, napkins were cut and stretched ; and chicken wire forms were built. The night be- fore Homecoming the rains came and people stayed up late under tarps to finish. Grand Marshall at the parade was TVts Wyatt Earp, a farmer UC student. 'lhelevised fur the first time. the parade was made up nf Hunts based on an American Myths and Legends theme. Won by Lambda Chi's stagecoach and Alpha Chits appropriate raintree, the Pikes, Theta Chis, and Betas were runners-up in the metfs division, while DZ, Kappa Tti Belt, and Them were women's finalists. Winning ways were continued with a 21-14 victory over COP. Parade JIKJH'fIaI Earp, Dimm H'uldvu rrfm'u to unis uffr'r fmUlimr ft'xfi'ztifr'u'. Atop Lambx' intriran. prizmc-inning fTrmt ride: thifr Ruse Laura Grdffon. 1 W159 Ilmm'r'nmma Qurru, le-nlulr Jiun'vr of Kappa Kappa Gummy ,,,.,,.;..e I .;;I;prllllll ,,,.,u.u,. Jul WIIHHr uf Kumm Kufhpu Uummn Luau lid! of lX-uf-f'u A- Pf' Gmnmu The five Homecoming queen finalists this year were chosen from candidates sponsored by campus groups by a panel of judges having no mnncctinn with UC. The finalists were jntmduccd in the Humeenming,r parade. At halftime the enurt was unnnuneedethey were Lynn h IIeiL Jo Hubble Julie Hhinkle, and Shay Sullivan. e Then the I959 Homecoming queen Caroline Muster was e crmvned and kissed by TV star VVy-att Iizlrp. Iismrtcd by footballc21ptain.Jim Lem the queen received timers and her trophy at the Plymnuth Roekh dance at the Cincinnati Gardens Annex. Jammy 1'1 be 0! Chi Umrgu Slmrmr Suffn-mr of lam Tm: Ailfrlm Dt'lls r'rjuirr m fan? I nlru ,Nrn 1x Armi-r'rrmry Qmwn Jim Fry Sr'f'wulh TCTI'K' finds Im'k UWIM almij'inm H'iih nrmnx M'vr, Jlml'rnix l't'lf'llrlllt' in Shiplt'y'f xmnl'ry utmnsfzhrnn Seventh week is the time when the students in the co-op colleges frantically cram for tests and in panic catch up on projects they should have completed before, Section change means celebratitm. Seventh week is over; ' some leave for eo-np jobs; others rctu rn to school; . and most are happy with the Change They Celebrate at Shipts or private parties. As the first section ended, the campus helped the Delts celebrate their fiftieth year at UC. Their Anniversary B2111 at Castle Farm was highlighted with the crowning of Ann Fry as Delta Tau Delta Queen. l'ugnh w Luwmm mMuJuJ Rlzll' :rmIiunn. Dr. Harry DrH'xn Ivmfx modrv'n mental, prmmmml prublrms :mninar. The effects of Religious Emphasis Week are unfortunately limited to a small number uf students. Those who participated in or attended any Hf the varied programs under the IQSWGU themcv Is it your mnccrn? Haith mnfrunts social issuesL were stimulated In new thuught. The opening L'HIH'HCzITiIJH, held under the symbnlsnf-ludnism11nd Christianity. fcaturcd a trcmulnus chnir of small boys from a ncighburhund house. In gay contrast to snlcmn RIHV, the traditinnal Snphus Queen mntcst and dancehrnughtfurth:1rnshufprctty candidates and campaigns. Jle Gunu M'n'nurlr 111 NM PIKJ Imam during Nufhm rumpmwr. Cnumnmlmiom arr affu'wl bwfru'y u'mu'iug m tllr Tupprl' ix n-muml. Drum Jim 1': ft'aturwrf in prrn-nmlinm Tani Sillmun of Kappa Alpha Theta Sheila Canard of Alpha Delta P! On November 20th the Sophos Dance was held in the Music Hall Ballroom. A huge crowd of ncarly a thousand cnuples danced to the music of Smittick band. At eleven :fclock the lights dimmenL the band responded with an nrienml theme, and Sultan juc Hulliday was carried out onto the Hour in a sedan Chair. As :1 solemn hush fell upun the crowd, Ernesttne Hill of Zeta Tau Alpha was announced as Queen. Court members included ShEila Cunard of ADPi, Tani Sillman Hf Them. Carolyn Sudman nf SDT, and Adele Bnckschcidcr Hf Them Phi. h'll Add? Backn'lwirlpr of Thom Phi Alpha . us lsxxL-uu: V: l L... , .. . 3. T C 11 .t. . L. L ; utrchnhmtttti K t . ?.?.xx :2: uA shkxusu y i y .. . hun.?t::xu A 1959 Suphru Quwu, Ernmz'im' Hill of Zrm Tau Affirm my rrmgratulare Erme- on victory. t. SHE'S mu! rlafr-r form song n'rrir a1 tln- Christmas formal to Imrmr plwlgrs, pinm-d Huntley. Rmmlmulm Rufh, Rulmr Mn luumlrr. Phi Dt'llx srrrnruh' Pat Prilrhar'tf, Jnlm Klimt an Illvll' pinning. The traditional victury bell is rung following the Miami game played in Thanksgiving's mud and cold and then the campus stands deserted in a huliday hush. Students return to discover Cincinnatfs infamous winter weather has set in. Snow brings a different world overnight. Evergreens hold shimmering beauty on their branches. and fantastic icicle formations decorate campus. The usual Clifton avenue traliic sounds are muffled, and the buildings on the hill sccm isolated from the rest of the city. Festive occasions like the Pi Delt Christmas banquet mix with the humdrum of everyday laundry and L'lilSSCS. Sing brothers, singf' and sing they do as Christmas brings fnrmals, parties for excited children and nervous Santas. a rash of transplanted pins, and best of all vacation. XIII: LY; .Hirmli Hm'ry pr'rmfrfm 7anl'mr'r-irw hwfh'urmr. Clark rrr'l'rzm puflhmfimu m Pi Dd! lmnquvh SHIN!!! I'M Izpufmr Qm'zn 0f H: urn. UNI; H-uflx nf Ix'uppu Kupfw Urmmm A'Iu'l'numfr r1 by u'frr: Hfi' lurch, Lynn JIM! Imp: Nu r'nffrux.wrf m Hmfymr; far luumrx. GU The shock of exams began the new ycar. Studcnts who had bcen trying to furgct such things cxistcd suddenly wnkc up to the reality of pnpch due. hnurs Hf library study and endless cups Hf black cuffcc 215 they succumbed tn blucbunk panic. Bidding was spirited :u the annual VVUS nutthm :15 groups vied fur each nther's services and pnrtics. Snun nhcn :1 hatlsry of telephones was instzllltsd in the hicldhnusc lobby and the U C Fund raised money fur the University. Beth hVntts was serenaded as Queen nf Hearts by the jubilant men of Sigma Phi Epsilnn at their annual dance Two weeks lntcl' the junior class transformed Music hall into :1 Hawaiian island climaxing Prom campaigning. Siluhntx 11ml fnrully .mlhi! far LY: Film! rrmmuiqn. Jm'n'mmq- Dirk Tlm'um- mulruh I'Jirla'iny 111 H175 umiiorr. Prom fwxhn' JIM nfhuu'iu' Imrnn WWW TK'HHA' 11ml :nIuan'. Crcdit for this years Junior Prom goes to the hardworking junior class who turned Tapper club into a tropical isle and successfully competed with the Kingston trio in drawing a large cmwd. A comparative hush fell mrcr the crowd as each candidate was sputlightcd on her way to the bandstand. Culmination of campaigns was the tense moment before the winners were announced. Court members included Laura Graftnn nf Lngan; Sue Hayes of AXO; KITS Barby Keselmvsky;juar1 Knstters uf Theta Phi; and Margo McGowan of Kappa.'l'rz1ditimml pandemonium reigned as Zeta's Kathe Dolan was announced queen. Serenades followed the crowning and eventually the crowd resumed dancing. Lum'n Ul'rlflan of Lnng Hall Bm-lnn-rr Krsrlmc'xh' Hf lx'rzpfnl Drlm Jam! KtutIIe-Jtr of lefn Phi Jle Fur Ilujwt nf 'Hfh'm UM Ulm rm t . tf'zt'f'uw h , h t- 1960 Junior Prom Qurrm Kuilw Dofau 11f Zeta Tau Alpha hi! Drrlimtml in 1937, Hu' Stmiml Union building :fr-ztrs thr' rumpux at a living room. Tu The sonorous chimes 0f the Union tower announce the regular passing of the hours of every day. Campus seems to focus rm the red brick building. From the attic workshop to the sub-basement gamemom, it is the scene of campus activity. The desk, Dr. Brewer's offlce, the Dean of Men's ofhce, and the Great Hall offer some of the services. The hubbub of chatter in the shining new grill is :1 background for shouted conversations, a quick cup of enffee, campaign posters, or last minute cramming. The card mom and music lounge arc neighbors at Student Council, publications nhiees, and the TV mum haunted by unsavory characters. , . N untrrultx r'nmltm 1m HIJIJH' lumlgt' fm' jnm .u'uinw, :1! 1109211271er 11 jumbird mnfuxian hf trav:.pmp19. linrs, and lmn'hps reign; as unnfms migratm M Hm grill. J Hurlt Ht Huh lfu- .wlm'r' 0f JIWt'f' 111 II FJ'IIIPU from rfllifil' m'mf. Hm III'IHIIHIiL Jmlir at Mr l'ninu rlm'k Huh: 11 mowing rrmm rawrzrulimr, Slmlrnl rnyimwr; rnuh'mpfan' bIIHHIJ m Baldwin hail pnihnq plate. NR rh'c'fmu Hilly fumifiurizazv rmnl'irlurrx mu! Nuilurmx fur mn-rratwi mnimm. Widely publicized party platforms and sparsely attended political rallies Were two aspects of the 1960 election campaigns. Hard wnrk and intelligent plann'ng by :1 few party leaders did what it set out to do: revive an honest and active interest in UC elections 8mm after these CICCtions were uvcr. the campaigns for Kampus King begun. The sudden Hmvering nf chivalry was a sure sign of sly politics. Logan hall's dining mum enjnyed smiling waiters; Klemurial dorm was graced by courteous dnnrmcn; and all women, the mting power for this clertiun, enjoysd screnadcs and open houses, Campus Anion Parry puyn-r: in gril! Toym'rl Tlmm Cfus' rmr'rgr from infradmr party mmlia'afm t0 TOIE'TS. Aappn housr aftrr :m'e'rmrlc. thnr 87'0le Irwin r1! paying for Kampus King rumlr'tiarr's. 1900 Kampus King, John Brtz of Delta Tau Delta Jim I'Iayrx 0f Sigma Alpha lffu'ifnu Hull Fwyxii'r 0f Sigma Phi lu'pxifnu Dan N'ulnlm nf Phi Kappa 'I'frwm The Kampus King dance uf WOO created an atmosphere of a New Orleans. Mardi Urns. Decorations helped create the illusicm, but the truest nnte was the ever shifting rruwd. People talked nbnut dancing. danced I if they were lucky. and anxirlusly waited for the presentation of King Rex. A glittering ezlrringe and :1 bevy of chorus girls tank over the floor as the eercnmmy began. They left a hush fell. and then the lights Hashed on revealing the wurt, and finally. the king. John Betz of Delta Tau Delta reigned as Rex. cmwn at a rakish angle tie m'er his shuulder. jim Hayes, Sigma Alpha Iipsilun; Bub Fessler, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dun XYnlterst Phi Kappa Theta; and Mike Radeke, Acacia took honors as members of the cnurt. a A-4,2t 111M! Rudrkr 0f Ararill Tli 11 prhu, Slrr-v Umlqp J'rrun thrluu lirn'l'mr r11 Qurur Jlm'y mujmx hwjnrr rmfwmlmyf Jlrufl'r. A's' mmnh u'tllril, Jlru'fimw' z'ulnmifx suiridr aer plat to ln'lp Qm'rn JIm'y rxmpe fails. JIIIHIMH'F'J' 'Z'f'lff'tlll Jlurt'i Urrrufvlu'H portray: Quu-H Efiznfu'ih fn mlnflfnfitm of SMHHH'IV .Um'm Smurf? The electrifying mnHict uf txm quccng Mary and Elizabeth of England. forms the basis for Schiller's plot in HMari-a StuartHPresentEdtr.ta11 audience whose reactions varied, the Hummer? production of this modern adaptation featured HthhEllttt' Elizabethan costumes and excellent pnrtrayuls 0f the twn quccns by Marci Campbell and jadeen Barbor. Chusen tn Cmnmemurate the Friedrich Van Schiller Bicentennial, Mary Stuart was followed by the spring production of the popular musical Oklahoma. Starring Dave Canary :15 Curlcy and Suzanne Buchanan :15 Laurie. HOkIahmn-n was gifted with :1 talented and dynamic cast and inspired set design. A multiplicity nf personalities grow and express themselves in many and varied settings rm the University campus and in the city around her. A musical is une such expression; it can mean the bright sound Hf the whole cmnpslny in sung, gratifying curtain calls, ur the strange expetttant loneliness uf an empty theater. Many people learn tn wurk together to present it, and feel the mutual satisfactiun 0f Ll jnb well done. In the library. time uf the present lnses itself in the timeless learning bnund on its shelves. Hljnetry in motion? Oscar Robertsnn reached high to seure his points. The familiar walk to Shipleyhs to brand nver :1 beer and life in general has been taken by many whn fade into the hazy anonymity of the passing years. SHZIIIHIU Hm lmmm, Dll'ltl' Cmmr-t' ffnmul. hurl UNI le'ux plutul Lt th :vm Harm; ft'llj fnhm'm' Him!!! hit trip m hlt'mn'm' City. immu- during n'hmrtalt HM .. f 1 Hi I ilii-QIK ! Smuly Truufluml ruul Judy Liffl'fffu'l' .Hun 11 hhrurl : lmrK wpm NU I1 Urn 3589111 fmiu! uguim! Hamlin: 0f Rr'rm'tr': Urlilfm' In 1111!! rrfrrem: mrtfuiul fur lr'rm fulfur'x. m fnwtk llwlrril VA fum' yrm' yfm'inq mark, I I . 2 fm't'ry xiuq; almul Iljr jurn'y fu Ierin Dru'l'lul ally; ix fumu'mr Nth Tia XVhen l'C became infatuated with a TV cartoon character, thc Greek XVcek cummittee adapted Yogi Bczlrczlt as the week's symbolic figure Come on, Greeks, get goin'h t get growin' was Yogik; challenge to fraternities and Surnrities. Challenges were also offered by I Dr. Hilmar KruEger and Mn Richard Fletcher at a umx'ncatinn and at the banquEt fut Greek leaders. Thc t extended winter weather cancelled the planned Greek t gttmts' but scramblC dinners and illvuttended seminars l were still :1 part of the week. The Friday night dance was the weeks highlight. Each fraternity numinuted a girl fur Greek Goddess. Chi Omega's Jan It Millst sponsored by Phi Kappa Tau, was chosen. Dr. Hihmn' Krm'yn'r trpvmh' m rmzzm'uhnu. t C'urfrfrn rrrml'lh'uh'x rnnfrr n'rtriny jmfyirm. ! t xlfplm Grunt ftfrI-t hrznzu M Um k r'rinlizn rll .vmmnM: ziI'qu'H, Pm-riripmm HI Krminm'x JLH'uxs rmmmm fnnwrmrl problrmx. HI! 1960 leu'rn of NM Crrrlxv, Jun Jl'illx 0f Chi Umrfm l r- , l Finr A'Ns H cxhibi! in A'Irns gallrry fearurrs study ! u-orL Rufrm and Ruth rwaminr spring clothing; xrlr-ctirm rlf Clmrlm'. l'JrZ'rrs m'r Imllim'u' in Mr rim'krrr'm. Suddenly the snow melted and it was spring. A rush Hf Bermuda wczlrcrs dotted the campus and windows were opened to let in distracting brtfzes. Fraternity men gave their pins away and engagements were announced. Tu the lakeH was heard 215 resisting brothers were carried tn the lake fur a traditional cold bath. As 21 result uf the News Rccurd's April Funl husm the administratinn reviewed publication policies. Campus hnnm-arics tapped new members and cnngmtulatiuns were exchanged. The year began 11 hurried trip In its end. Wimrwl Crrrk is ltz'Ipnf our of Hrn'ml I'uh rlfirr run mmriumfy I'll 1m; frmArrf m Ilj ln'nlfn rx. Alfh'r In My mppai by JIM'rar Board, joyful Judy Elm! m rmfurl rluzwr rlixlr 113' NM Grad! Hall rrrm'rl rllrrrs. t The Universityk cultural atnmsphere had varying aspects. Themnwmtinns11nd special programs mmmittee arranged appearances Hf the Quartettn di Runt;1,sever:11 t musicians, and the Cineinnati symphnny orchestra. Fm' t the hrst time, the full m't'hestrtL under the dircetixm t of Max Rudolph perfnrmed rm XVilsun stage. The tenth t lillisttm pact, David IJ:1iehes.bcgun aleeture series on t ttldium and Imagery in 20th Century English Poetl'yf J 1127. wnrkshnps and impmmptu jam scssinns in the Alms 1 building and music lounge had their enthusiasts. After t n pCFfUl'nltlllCC at the Shubert, n fawn-ite an the Uniun stereo was ttThe XVest Side Stnry, Par! Duirln'x mt'uin Hui of iutrudlu'tmw remarks lir'fm'r r'uh'rilw 11': MN huff. lx'rumi Hui Uiturfwlln 1h Nomi: uffrm'fml intend! Ht l'Hi-r'm'.tiiy mmit format. hx .27$W1'v1njl, wmw; , . .. $66 -4k4 .. , -. t I fillixfmz pm David Duichm fn'furm on Yum ta Hfrd Anni? Lain nudzformm. Army and Air Force ROTC, designed to produce career and reserve oHicers, are offered by the University. The cadet felt the weight of extra Classes and his drill manual. It was required that his shoes be shined to a glass and his uniform neatly pressed. Military bearing was in order at all times. The Classroom and drill Pm 0f W mmWV xlririt ix :1 - Hehj Claimed much time; while band, Choir, riHe and 1 h m-m-g- ,0 hlhprunhmfn, W drlll teams were offered for Interested cadets. At the m1 mm pm'm'fml m a xlmw. spring review, President Langsam reviewed the corps. Then the new honorary cadet colonel was introduced at the military ball. june graduation brought a college degree and military commission to cadets. ROTC NHINK Ham! v?! attmriou r15 Prr'J'irh'Hl hmgmm mu! .HHIIHII affizw-x pan- 0! xpriny Prrxidc'nl's' rr'z'it'u'. a? y- tWA K RUTH uni: Is an .mwru info Ifn rwqulm' Jlr I'Vu'r': 1!! Mr LVrifr': Full IUfHINl m rm: rrl vJ't r'l'u: A m J'Hticl ffmzm-m'y Carly! Culmn'lJ Ann Curfsr'ngrr uf Alpha Drfm Pi Um: of 1959's busiest weekends commenced with the annual gridiron banquet and boil spnnsnred by 013K and Pi DL-lt. The evenings entertainmmt was provided by campus leaders whn pnked fun at themselves by gently raking student activities over the coals in :1 series of satirical skits. Mother's day found several fraternities in Wilson hall cnmpeting fur the Sing trophy. Althuugh the sing 1031' half nf its farce with the withdrawal 0f snmrities fmm competitinm thc singing reached new heights with near-pmfessional excellence. The whitc-tuxcd Greeks appraissd each others' performances and wnitcd in the spring heat for the :mnuuncemcnt of Phi Delta Them as winner with Kim, Wm rmhmnw u-zn-u runnerkup hnnm's gning tn Pi Kappa Alpha. Sigma Alpha WWW WWW f l'h u'u'x' Iipsilrm. and Delta Tau Dcltm I I IHKJ IIH'NIm' Lmom'zJ-k m'ym Inf! rtfnrl frnm lnrnln'r'x .viuyiny flrurrjwmmr. I Jm'ulrm! IJhI-an rm'ry JHK'N .S'Hfrm'irim' H H'rtmqu thur m fmblh'utiom qumnna ,murj ll'rlrln' fslar'fn r ijf Mum: lint! .vkir .mltr'izn a mt'wlmy nj fin .wnmr rim; .mumiHm- uml ruiwxnn rn plmr tln' vzwm- uf yrmfrmlmu iwwk, L'HHILIIUHf :lrmH.gx Milli yiwr M I'M Jlllitliifflifj rlm'h u IL'HH Jump in m'izz-mwmhw lmnilu Thru' Imam nu rlrmrf'A lrrl r'rll'll lurkr 1mm rm Aiplm UM r'rle'. May brings the flowers and the annual Sigma Sigma carnival. The Iicidhnusc tmk cm :1 mmvincingjr carny atmosphere: chanting burkcrs; the small of hut dogs and peanuts; red balloons tugging at their strings; and gay milling L'ruwds. Delta Tau Dcltu Beta Thctu PE. Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Gamma Delta, and Delta Delta Delta muk honors fur their popular bmths in several categories. Phi Dclt's side shnw and burlcsque wcrc :15 pnpulnr :13 their fellow pcrennizllithe Sigma Sigma car. Pmcccds hnught a mace fur all nHici-Jl UC urcnsiuns. Cumin ui um: him In rfnu-rr llh- NH In min I: jinn. Cur: Fr: fry l'wlr lmml 1H 1rr'wrl'fuq tin Slynnr Sigma nu'. Hzrn' trim fur a 711: me .IIHHUI TC'UHH H Happy, Hmuyfufui m uim-x lmlrl furrrlilwnr rflpfrrnms'. marking rm! hf runlrrqreulumr mihmwr mrm'r. Huumfnmr' qnnfrmirmf :I'uu 741m Irml'llinmtl izw rhrH-Il. lu'rullwl .wlllnr,r l'lrrll'l' yimmg .qu tn rlffrurf ffrll'tflI'INH'l'Hl't' txrluxu m IIHMIHHJHIN'L A ,AAUI Graduation;thc culmination of four, flue, and even six years of undergraduate days; the climax of further study in graduate schuul; and fur thuse in cvcning college. the end 0f as nmny as 20 years 0f nightly classcs. It is :1 time for mcmnrics; but, mute impurtuntt it is the beginning Hf a futurc for over 1000 r t men and women. Festivities are many and Yuricd during a hectic senior week, The baccalaureatc service is an inspiration m 21M; and though weather always thtcutcns m INIJX'E' graduatiun tn the Fieldhuuse. the spirit is l nut dampened Diplnmas are distributed and new graduates enter the wurld uutside the l'nivcrsity. ACTIVITIES ;, HONOR AND RECOGNITION SOCIETIES l HI 1iw'un UlllnIHL Ucnl'ur .hnnn-I'nun. ULm-mv ,h..l.u, H'III ,Mkmmu. R.Wmnnd Bamlulu. mei: Hil'll. Ruhrrt XV. Hullnp. Allnn anlknuw- Frank an. lidum L'mm'll. Willmm Cnmfunl, Ruluml Delim. Duvicl lukerl. l'uul Fm-dnmn. Emil Ummhlm Raymond Hilsimzcr. .ltlsi'l'h HUHidiW- xvillif'l HONt' mun. Jnhn Huulnhriw. lulll'Ullf KL'IHIAH. Juwnh Kimllv, Stepln-n McNuli, VVilllzlm Puun, Arthur I'nsllr. Jnmus Qumn. Gltlm 50m, Phillip SCUM. CIJITBIICE NIHHI . J'nul. Summer. '933 H urr hHIImn. Suluucl Bcull. Ruhcrt Hunll'nn. Raymund Bronmcn Frank Cxlrulnn. Ruscuc Dysml. Merton Fcrson. Wil- Han: Uillilmll. H'ulfnrd Hruclmm. liAqurd ILIImnond, Gurdun Hm'h. Marshall Hum. Rulwrl Jnhmnn. H'immn Koch, W'illimn Kunlnne. LE'StEr Lecamn. lluhcrl C. Louis .chn LialLluzh Tlmntnre McCarty, .l. Frud MLCnsliu, ,l. Clifford McDaniel, VVllllaun Munrcs. RIanimPr Punell. Jnnlrs Railing. .FiilIlfs Runxh. Duxid Raw. DaVid Rownhlull. Herman Schneidrr. Will.ml Succt. Rnhvrt Ziegler; 1933 Juck Buxlcr, Spmcer Buuz. Charles Bmken. Guam: Davis. Ned Drmkcn Rn :ln. W'Illidm Fuh-y. l'hilm Hril, RnhL-r: llucfrr. Jnlm Kmrrs. .L'Imn Levy. Mathias Lukcm. Jumm McFarlJlld, SidllCY Milliken. Rily ansun. Hurry I'aiuc, L'lmrlcs lilllcn. Ritlmrd Sclmnb. Frederick Scull. Jumm Seltzer, Earl Srcgmillcn Raymond H'ulltrs. Wallrr Vernen Juhn VVyult: IUHiNurmnn ALIhurn. Hmvzml BCVIh. 5; fun! Brmrn. Hzlrnld thwv. Juhn 1'. Dchnm. Olen Grundlc. VuutlruH Human Danuran Suvrm Gcnrxxc Smith. Runr-II Tnurrs: 1 lH Rulu-n Alkmmu. L'Iznrk BIIHIIHJ. Richard Huucr. Rnlu'rl Hutlrr, Gcnrur Fullnnutk Fred HcmuhL Sidney Imam. Theudnrc Kcrsker. Humcr 1,;Inuc. Phillip Omlrn, me Prchslmn. L'liftnnl J'rnrH'i'r. Wlnyno erh. Clarence Scrnmun. Spencer Shank. Elmer Strassvr. Hurrv Strothnmn. Laurcncc 'l'rmuo. VAIlmm G. '6'ulkim. AIIWII VVL-Hnmu; llJ3f1 WHlIinm h. L'lurk. Rnhcn K'unnur. Elium an. Linus thv. RubL'rL Jump. Dilliil'i LHlll'L'HL'E- Carl IJHIL'LQE. Cumil UuClurc. .lulm Mark, I'mnk Mcunmn, Fred Prunlcn Clurlm ancv, Imcph Sclulufcr, Rnhrr: SniruckV Thunliu 3'::rr: nglnn: IlHT-Ruhcrt .XIHc-ulrr. Ruhcrr lin'hmcyrr. Rnhrrt liuhmunm Anhth nllfkh. Laurent? Chenmwlh. D. 'I Cuhm. Douala: Dav. .luyulx Guehrinu, Arthur Hl'ckurmzlu, John lx'm-fc. H'Illinm LiLIIL Rnhrll LIIHIM'V. Junk Manning. .luck Klurkm Hmuhl Nirmurl. W'illimn Pc-mL Jnck Rina. .lurnlzl Suhwuunl, Charles Sultlcr, Jack Sc-yftcr. W. Charles Sulnu, .l. Ruht-rl Smhcrlm. l'HHiRuuL-r Anrirrmn. Daxid Hruun. Frank Davin. Rubrn Dralmn. Rnhrri Gnudv. Charles IHrlellJCk. :Ullhlr JHIHIMIII. Rnhrrt ldlthfL Millun Mill'- ulllh. Drumlcl Munmunwry. H'illium Rualumuyur. Juhn Snmll. Cflurlus A. Snr'uu: l l3U G:'nr:.-u Burr, Grnrur Ii. Harhnur. Rnlucrl Huhrcr. Bruce Brnun, Hun Duhlmnn, Ridnml Farr. R'illmm Uchlmrl. Hulm Lumltn. Ruv Munumw. lidmr Mcndurh-m, 31. Charles Mllelmm. Dudley Uulcnll, Paul Puinlcr. L'lmrlt': I'm'hLI, Muriln Ruwn. Mrrnn Svrnn'r. Rnhrrl In Tmlr. Hnrnhl Vinnvke, Odin u'illicnv. .lcn V1 IHJH. Evcrcll Yclnm: IIHII-Jnlm Allen. W'illimu lull, Ruhuni Cunning. Thumux Chumwllc. Genny.- Dnuxnn. Juscnh Dnum-v. Dnnnld Elfin Dnnivl Ganin. 14mm Jami. Hrnry Kmuskunf. Dmnlltl Martin. Paul Mulder. Jnlm Mcvcn VIHInm Purdlnmn, Dtllmlxl Rimlwm, Armand St: nukur. Arlllur Suunn, Dmmlm Vest. Eduard XVurhter'. 1 J4I KIcCren Hmmlixt. RIIIDII Blnnm, Rirlmni Cram. Chnw Davin. .lnlm Diehl. Eduard Dmklmkvr. Frank Dinamnre. Mvrnu Gurdun. Dulc Grimm, Vantt'r Ismael. Karl KmL. H'illium KL'ILIIIIL'F. .lnlm Klum. Curl Krnl'mu, Rnlwrl Millur, James I'mw. Curl Ruhiul RuhL-rl Sums, Inin Spiclheru. Hurry Sluhlburx. Alfred Tim- mum R.H- Virgin: PHJi Ralph .chn, Justin Fucdmnu, H'illinm Uuusmmnh Hun Lirnlmm. Charles Cririm, Huruld l'h-nmrcut. Rlchnnl Hoffman . Doug:- lns Huge, Clmrlm Hlllmcs. Harry King. W'llhnm Klahn. Tlmmns Kriwlrr. H. Jack Llswnden. Iiduln Muruun. Juscnh Mullcuix, Gcnrzc Paw. Maurice deunmmu Reurl Shunk. Charla Sheridan. Tum W'urlik. Allan thIinu. Yi 'um Xk'ull': 1943 .':1:1195 Alex: VVuylnml Human. Jumcs Cukelty. C. Jackwn L'mmca Rmzmnhl McGnu-r. Albert Mcvcr. Waller Reimun. Ummhl Sclmu-tcr. Rnhrrl Stephens. LcC Ind ' ,. Ucrrill Yun Pair: 1944 .'059:'11 Q'Jrr, H'illix Claxmn. Raymund Frrdvrirk. Ralph Kipp. ViIlinm Mnm'h. Grurur l'nhcrsun. thrrl Sinner. Alhrrl Vcllnmn: W4;-Smn10y Fnstcry Ed- uard Funmll. chmmin Ctlllur. Ruhurd Hnnl'urd. Gnninn Huuhmurk. Analuraun Ouvlm C H'iHinm Ynm-l. Jnnu's Vnrinu. Allnn W'zlsscrnmn: 19+6 I.:mrcncc Hnlmu. Rulnh L'. Hursu'k. .thcn DcGurnm. Fred lihrlinu. Wnllcr Frimlizuulcn .Xrnmndu Fusuru. Ruhurl Guisl'. H. Richard Harper. Jack Harvey. EMU Kmnmly. l'mnk Rnulcy, Eumm- Rmhlnmnn. 'Wlllnrd SHIVKCI. Lluyd 'I'Imrrs: ILHl- AIIun :chnx. Dmmhl Bcrlkc. Rlclmrd Butler. Ruhtrt CM- .rr. linku Grm-nu. Hmuml Cm-st. Grunu- Kmh. Sinuluy Mullurk. Dunnlrl Snicrk. All'rml Slilvue. Hiram Julm Fr UHHiUL-uruv lhurx'llr. Arllnhnld P.Iralm, L'erhw Cruiirr, l'. Humml Fidu-L Ruhrrl Frnlnn. Ruhrn Fn-munt. Isn-dorkk Umsv. Carlcr Guud. Robert Hund- ridu Rnlu'll Hulu-r. R nl Lulluh'h. Ruhml Lquich. H'ulIL-r PurtL-r, Donald PnynlL-r. Elmer RuL-hlumnn, Sumncl Schnpun. Irvin SchurfenhercL-r. David blmlnum- W'urrm Micklcnulh. .chxumlrr SrHFIeV. Rnhcrl Wand. KJVHH'XHI VVur'rlh: I'H'JiDund lSchner. lrmn Hcllrendl. Smnlcv Cuhn. Richard Dullmcr. Huyd Umlx. Jnhu Davm bclh Dmulu, Frunus Duuzm. Tlmmm Eithi'l'. Slunlrv Unskms, Jumr: Glmltlo. tihnxlcy Herman, C. Alhen Jucrtcr. Iimrnrd Jus- lEr , .Iulm Kurw l-L Tml LnronL HUI 1 Luxury, Izm XIudin-uur. Ririmrd N.IppL. Kruuhl Hurclli, V um anur. Burlnu Pam, Emmi Pickering. Ralph l'icluur, Cari Mhimllcr. Huuvm bcllnupnu Rnhvrl bran. Ruhcrl hilmmllh Duxid Simccr. Rcrd Shuckdafe. Lxmcll Slurm. Rnhcrl Suddcmlnrf. VVi'Iliunl U'mlrrlvhl. Nnrhrrl Wltlrk: VHlliClmrIm lh-tkcr. an-r Brunn. .Iunu-s Hmnlmll. Huyd Clmmhrn. Jnmca t'uslrllu. Drnnis Cunningham. Jnck Drake. Alvin Frlmnn, Durnld Unrhlia, .L In Hmwnrll. Ilnny Hmmul'll, Hurrv I.L'Hl, Pnrn'l' lJIuruv. .leL'uh Luchi. Juhll Huullvr. Frrml; Pllrdy. Thulnus Putnam. Ruh- rrl Rd . Carl Rhll. .lrlhu Rmu. .IL'I'HYIH' Tcllcn Rnlvll 'IM'FHL'V. l'nul Trulilh Erumt chulcr: l'Hl I'IliIiv Adams. Hugh Anplmuid. Dunnld Brill. Ralph Hrmlmmcr. Hurlu-rl lirwmz-m. I'lnlllp L'nnIthH. Rulwrt Unix. Jnlm Dmlulrn. Ruben th, l'zml Humm rk GIN. . mol H; x lmo Huslincer. Jnmh Knutz. limxul lelrvn. AIhrn Nr-I 1. Ulixnr Nikulurf. SI-mlm l'cnru'. u'illium Rn L VVil'limn thuurharu, IK Vhl'llum Smnrr. Kumwlh Stevenson. L'Fnrlw Vm levrI .Flnlm lirult'r; WW-VVHIM'I Burlr. RIHHIM Hrlll. Dmid Hrurm V Hum lhlmillrr, Herhrr: Dunucl. Ronnlll Gnodfellnu, Stanley Gunll' mm. L'lmrln Hz-rruu fmil Hl'rnll. Rqu-rl Mm L'Illll. i'dLlI Mu'cr. erhlrd Massiuuer. ln'in Mt'tzucn Mvmn Muakuuilz. Juhn O'iiriru. J. Thomas 05- Il'lllHn. H'xllmm I'vIIP. .UL-lrln Rmhmmrr. H. YilIinm Shlmnmkvr. PJIJT Tlnmml. Sherrnll ' ViH-u'3 Tlmulzu Vn0dunrlh: itlil Harrv Hiplmn. Jnhn Bnulinz. chlun Bmdka Chnrll's Rrumlnn, Dlmzlld IChcl. J. LI 15mm. L'Mullc Uruclh ,lvllDC! Halnmrom. Anin Klumard, 'J'lmmu: McCormick. Donald Mills Rub nmml Uulc. Rulmnl inr. Uillwrl Rllmlu. Jilmu: bdlrnlrL VIHIlIm Slrml. Churlm Strumhcru. Edmund 'I'Mhnm Ellunnl H'c-Ilhmh. Norman H'cihrr. l034iliruw Armmul. Rmmld in-nm-r. imiiuum: 5H'Hllh 0m: Hudlu. H'IJIH Cunuhcr, .Xllm'us Cuminmdh. Alvin Cnhvn, 1.1mm: Drmlur. leln Funmncw. Rkhzlnl Uuistv Charla. Gruu'nkcmm'r. L'hm'h'x Hzlrrvll, Juim IluIn-mlurf. Michm-l Kmmh, W'illium J. l..mnm:rl. Akila Mnuli. Culund l'urlccr, Dulmlll Row. Ullu Sichvr: IUH lix m .erirn. Dmmld HIP , Rmulc Burrmn lurk Hnrcllcrdixm. Eduard lillin. Frank 1 at. James Umin. .IJIHK'h Cirnmz. Dinill Hvdc'. Leo Kendall. E. LL'C Kiducll, Hilnmr Krucuur. Juhn Kuvmch Jumca Lennard. H'Jlllcr Murlilh Nmk Nu'hn n, Rnnnhi Pcrklm, Rmmlul Rusrnwcm. k'nrnolllh H'Hndnmrhcr. Jnhn Wuulnn. Ben Snmmzuuhi: VHFIiH 'nmm Illumlmac, JEdanl Iiuymmuk, I. Mu L'nlu. Arthur Clark. Byron CmEnlL Paul Drm 11M. Runuhl EI'lWIIII-HL Ritlmrli ElmrL n:nill lfrlrymu. Duili HiIL Jnhn Hthc. Hl1innl Klein. yWaller l.:IIILES.llH. Grnr- Muuw, Rivhnrnl anll. Dnnnld Imhsl. Duly Pru-rk. Ruhcrl Ruihlu. k'. Mum Nfrkicv. .lunm Muckerl. Rnhcrl bum . L'hrlrlm 'l'.lll. Dnvnl lmcrink: 10;, 5th1 1 Burn, Truy Brown. Ri'lmnl Chullin. Allan Cara. Willlum Dnvch Darrell Fuell, l'rnnk Uvrlarh. Jack IIHHI'HIIHIL Slenn Laumn. CHI Luluiurvn. HnmIIl Mains: Dan anu. Jlmld SHVIICI'. 'Hmmm KViHan. Martin Yuuuu: I'J;N x 'illium Blank, bLmh-v Cllcxlrv. Rnhcr: I i her. erhzml Ilvumk. MlIium Hrucll. Cary Krridcr. J'nul LIIdV. .IHL'I; Imnur. .luhn Mnrgv. J'. Krnlu'lh M'illt'lmunlh Col. H'xllinm VIlIx.Ims1m. Lw'rNI H'ixulm David M'uudy, lewyn Yuukilia; lUW-Rlchurti hMm-H. DJHII C.Ilmrv. .Ltuk Gutlwlmnm Summ lIuIL Hcrhcrt Knch. lenll' Ludr-kv, J, Ilrnrv Hilltr. ,l.u:k Pirkcu. Jame, Moruiupuulm. lnxrty n'ilIL-y. Llrnn Wi:ulu.n-n:n: 1'11111 1$':- Uln Slr'th-n hnlin. Rnlwll L'haunmn. Glen Cnupcr. Hcrhurt L'urry, Jnlm Duix. Lynn .lnrlcx. Juhn Kiltrull. Gum: Louis. Dlmnld Maddox Tum Minniclh Bub :'1:.1. Julln Wl'luh. Hill Hru-NI fiiw anqu rihlmny rm Dam U'r'mlgasu n n! UDK tripping. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA m hrgy'ifdocmVp- v UXHCRON DE TA KAPJ'AiBoHnm Nan. Rh Gulldermx. D. u'..m13..l. errr. L. Xvillrv, J. I'ick- cll; Sumnl Raul D. .Mhhll'lt. M. Mlllleltsh W. Hrucll. K. Eexllz'lmnml, J. Hurumpunlux, IL, Hum . Inmiimrhlmrk Law. A national men's hnnm' x'cwicry. Umivmn Dclm Kappa x'cc- ll 3.5-1:1:1,LEGIIJICTICDAIZTHH.Wh ugnizm mm Who hmc Cnnrrihurvd m the L'nivm'xiu in their 1; 7-.M,Y.,,,,hnm mu; utminnwm in whulnrghip. lmulr-rshin churucten and uctiVi lies, HDK seeks tn impirc uthera to similar curlspicuum zltr minmenh VVith KIchtzlr Builnl it annually spunsnrs the Ll'ildi Et'ihip Umftrcncr hold this war at Camp Krrn. They nlsn s'n-spmwn' rhr Honors Dav Cnan'ntiun in May. OUR and Pi Helm lfphilnn murmured the annual Bnil. nr uridirnn Llilr nor zlt which Campm zlctivitiE-x are antiriYCd. I I B; wlhng ' xpirit rugs heftyrc major uthlrtic events, Thl' UDKB ier zlhle 'm raise munex' fur their mum' prnjects. . Amung rhvsg- arc the prmcnmriun uf :m umlm'grncllmrc schnL :nxhip. u svnI'nr :ilhlclic award. and 1hr frutcrnin whularr ' .xhip tmplu prvwnted at $th full tapping. MORTAR BOARD MORTAR BOARD-ABIJHMH Ken: 5. thvgur-r. .7 l'nlrany. ll. Eiwlcin Kt SDHHKIIINTIH J. Tucrrkt S. Linmr: Swami Rona IR FHIkL'lIlIl'JL't'. G. Linku T. Fink. J, Clark J. Snatch. P. Krui'nulu'. I'ruitlythlmy15mm The lIurtur Huurds' 13 in all . . . Began their year and I f'iu' l'ntu'rluuvhfiuu 'j'muf; sumurh'nln- I'lirrf' had :1 hull . . . Originality was their guzll . . . And thus. activ- Tnux'mun Jay L'Irmf: ities. did not talu- their toll . . t Pnsscsscd by leaders of campus fame . . A W'ith scholarship. service to their name . . . These girls. were seen in outfits tan . . . As 2111 ut'cr campus these busy hers rim . . t Tu start out the year in just the right way . . . There was Leadership Conference with ODK . . . Which brought UL' Out of the Lonely Crowd . . . And it cer- ruinly made the Alottar Boards proud . . . Around about March, hooded figures were secn . . . Furthering the tradition of Mystic I3 . . . And soon Mortar Boards and red poppies bright . . . Wore found on 12 new pledges including luiss Light A . . Initiation was held in its own special way . . . And the active year ended with Honors day . . . But the fun that was had and the friendships made . . . Will long be remem- hcrt'd hy cuch Alystic maid. Infrlln'luu! III'T't lnfnurul ix Inpir 4H.x't'u.t.u-zl m' L'unfrn'nrr. Uh N.I'HJ UJ'HK I'l lhllnm Ram H 5mm JI. Hnrnzm-L I'. HPIIIH'H. A. Unrhnl. 1i. Udllllm: hrwml Ron: R. Unicr. KV Hucllurlld. P. krmu. X HHJIHI. J. Vulnlmhrmlr. L', Nlmhr. U. Simle ALPHA ALPHA PI Alpha Lumlulu lJclm, h'cshmrm women's hunm' socirry. hilh three zlimnito cncnumgc intvllfgont living, superinr sclmlaw tic achievement, and high standards. chluirvnwnt fur mcnr Iwrahip is :l 3.; :uurugc nr Iu'tlrr fur the lix'sl stlm'slul' U the freshman year. Activc membership in the Hrgunimltinn is held in the suphmnurc yvalr. The group gixk's :1 Snumy Pill'Q fur frmhmun wumi'n Whu have made :11? Ucun'x' lix't. 0n Hnnurs day. ll hunk award and certifitflrt JlI'C m:nlc m outxtumling seniur n'nmerL .UI'HA LJMIiDA DElJlixilfwmu: Rom, Ii. W ylkcr. l3, Wuuu, XI. Umpkv. h. huh. V. Tum, A. SHIIL: Nwrnmf Rug: K1. Tm'lor. .1. Rnfw. E. MIIJMIII. 1'. JIUHPI. J. T'Iwilu. .L Kul'llnx'r, R TclmL-H'r. Alpha Alpha Pi. lucul luming hunul'nn, wax founded in 19.34 by IJmn Laura Kmnxlglv 11ml fnur urhc-r Annicnn in thr College of Nursing and Health llt L'C. lflwriun i3 brunl un Jxfrcr rhcir mphnmnro Hum shult-ma in thr- upprr 'rwcmy per cent whnlzu'ship, lczulvrs'hip. 11nd prrnfrmilmnl ummtitt-ncr. of their rlnsx' are eligible fur mmnlwnhip. Annual events 05 the chzum-r imlmlr 1hr clwrinn of the outstanding frmhmnn nursing smdem and the prmnwtinn Uf .xtuxlcmileL'Lllty rt? liltilnbllips within the tnllvgc. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA hafnuas Fwy; BETA GAMMA SIGMA FACULTY MEMBERS: Clark Aumend. Clarence AveryV Waller A. Bnude. Francis H, Bird. Ralph C. Bursiek. Wilbur P1 Caihnun, Ear! C. Case. David G. Davies. Robert F Dillnn: Edith A. Elliot, Nuru-uud C. Gris. John B. Gnering. Arthur WM Holmes. Milan R. Kama. Dale L. Kielcr. William Av Kiley, John Kuhlmnm Kenneth E. Lambert. W'nndn B. Musbauher. Frunk R. NequEL Wayne 5. Overmyer. Andre P. Pricm. Leslie J. Suhwallie. Rnlcigh R. Sharrock. Gordon S. Skinner. Freeman F. Suugee. Lloyd Valentine. Heiskell B. VVlmling. Kenneth Wilsnn. 1958 INITIATES: Dnnuld L. lhnun, Donald C. Bruegnmn. Eleanov Cone. Lowell A. Cuntdrey. Clyde R. Evermau. Paul Fricker. Donald L Gammon. Thomas H. Hnnmnz, Mnrgarette Ann Keith, Marvin Kuludzik. Delbert Lay, Clarence Roll. Bonnie Small, David L, Snyder. Danny T. Starkey. Thomas Vnuzhm Nnnu J. Wang. 1959 INITIATES: Richard Anstnett. Brian Awinall. Thomas R. Bailey. Rnhert l. Berl, Cheryl Brnvkman. James M. Cnimll. Ancstis Condorudis, Marianna Cusick. Eduard A. Denzler. Richard VVK Frees. Harold Faster, Richard F. Helser, Calvin I.. anlnck. Jenn M, lmllolt. L. Douglas Kneisly. Harold B. Kyle. William L'. Luvperl. Akilu Blisali, William H. Neut Ronald H. Pnssnuer. Sulennc W. PfeH'er, Paul DA Shaver. Roy A. Totis. Paul R. Vilellu. David D. VVuudy. 1960 INITIATES: Stephen Bass, Rnherr Carr. James Fischer. Dale Gundellinurr. Gerald Harlyt Dilnitl Heincmnn. David Hoffman. Helene Hnltkzlmp. Robert Hullingcr, Bernard Jump, Jnmes Prime. Charles Ray. Thomas Richley. Ruben Riley. Therew Riley. Rirhnnl Rnberts, James RubesulL Jusenh Rubin- SHIL Wayne Schmiedeknecht, Nancy Smith. Carol Ann Thompsmn Larry Waggoner, Robert W'estcrkanm, Sue VVilsun. Denn VVindgusscn. Election to Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest honor which can he t-ztrned by a Business Administration student. The pur- poses of the national honor society. founded in 1913, are to encourage high scholarship among men and women in colt lager; uf Cummerce and to foster high ideals in business. Seniors in the upper ten percent of their class and juniors in the top four percent are eligible for membership. Faculty members also may be elected to active membership and per- sons who have made distinguished accomplishments and con- tributions in the business world may be elected to honorary Pr: 31.x. m.4'tmI Slmmw membership. The Cincinnati chapter. Alpha of Ohio. initiates II t t I' I . . . lm ITH'IIT' AMM ? W'r .7 Its new members In the full and the spring. Afterwards, the thoninm ArmHm-VFJlmmum: Cuxuf; . . . . x,ymdmTmmmvremnh .-1t 1-:in new Inmates are guests of the fratermty at a banquet. 1W! L'IH EI'HIIJNiIIuIJnm Rm; ' R. Hulz. M. l'mmm. .l, Hrrm'r, Ur. I'Ahm'r. CHI EPSILON Sclmhlrmip, lcrultrshjp. mciuhilin'. :md practicaliu 2m: zlrv four traits that any cix'il engineering xrudent must 17055955 lwefnre IN is cunshlrrml fur nmmllership in Chi Epsilon. The Cincimmri clmp'rcr rd Chi Epsilon wm chartered in 1949 um! xfncc that time 113 men have hrr-n xr-lcctcd fur member- xllip. Lmimyrmluutc nmnlwrs urc chmcn from the top xixth The Uuul uf ull t-lt-crrirzll rnHinwrfnw 5Tlll19nts i5 Em . . . . . h H h ut the Jumnr class. and the top third M the scnmr cl: 5. H1gh kappa Bu, thmr hunm' sumeh. llcmhvrs :m- wlccthl imm . , . . ' . . . 4 grades alone, huu'mcr, dn nut :mtumzmculh quality :1 mm those In the mp rvnrh. hmrth, :md tlllrd ut rhmr prer'lunmr, . , , . . , tur membership. Junwr, :lml semur yL'urs I'Cnpt'L'IlVCh'. Tau chapter 5UHCS the University by mruillclim.r mm's through Swift Hall fur high school studvnu and h; hurwring u distinguished EH gnuluurc of DC each yeah Tht man rcr ceiving the award lust year was Uh Wyinstun Koch. inventur ufthe Baldwinnrgnn. ETA KAPPA NU ETA KAPPA Nl'iBunm Rug: ,1. Vrhh. R. UrHt'rlm. .l. inmlhnlulh .l. Kwhltr. R. Hrmtlcld; Nu- v-Nu' Kw: If, You. R. Sixnmn. .. 'l'almuu . D. L'mrt-LIII, . .hlvlil. 5, Min: Thin! Non. D. XVUru-Ir Hykv, J. .h-rulupuulum D. Dnuull. R. LLIJL'kr, ll XVI'IL'IH. K, Sridz'lmnun. U. K.1Imnmrl DELTA PHI DELTA IHzlflhA PHI DLL'l'Ji Hallam- Kan, .l. Ilrl Urunu. R. UH'IIIIIECI. R. Hrrkrmll. H. llt'vrr. H. EHIBLDIL H. Kzuuwr: Nmmm' Rnrl P. Tllxml. ,1. Clinic. U. Iilrlmllx H Iiiwh'iu. .Ih LIIIK. H Hixmn. J. Drum. ' hl JJ. IzHiv. 'llunl lx'v:h R. Vvuu. D. Sincm. Ii. Hlmltluml. h. klolu. L'. i'nulik. .l, Knuunlh'r. J, H'iulirl, KI. Umlhl'ltl. R. hVI'mHamlt I'uHHh K011. 3h hlvmh ,lh Rulln'nhulllcr. U. KWP. 'l'. Smamun. H. Hluhr IIHIL Uh St'hu'kh R. DH-vry. l Ian U. whuln. IL Urr l'r-HJruliUul: Yninwu With purpust-s uf pmnmting urn rcougnizin; schulnnhip, lru f'nxul'uiI-Bnllr Ilrn: .. H , '. . , h. . J . . . X Anuhmuhuun1min mlxncmlcdgang pron Jnnl Jblllt-x. and hastumg hllnnlthp 'V Pm fluthmm with thme Hf similar interestm Delta Phi lJcIm stands today T'H'wmimk RWMW us the largest art honorary. Scholastic requirements in the urgnnizntiun :ch high; to be eligible 1hr nwnllwl'mip. an applied arts student must have had u two point average for twu cnnsecutivc years. . Alpha 7.0m chnIm-r's hrst-kuuwn project is its annual Chl'istlllzh sale in the lobby of the Union. Procrcds from the sale of such items :15 paintings, handiwork, Christmas wmls. :lml ceramic pitcm. gu m misc money fur schnlurships gixhen cuch Mill' to Fix deserving students. Another :Lnnlml project of this gmup is the Eggnog party, which 1.x .x'pnnman .lmnllv With the ApplIL-ll Arts tribunal HHLI giwn fur :lll nwmlwrs nf Ihc culltgv. Dy'llfl I'M IleIIJK NH Nn'rlm' H'HFI .r :11 mmmrl L'In'ixturru mic. 1W PHI BETA KAPPA I'IJl'L.I.TY MILKIHHRS KUTIVL 1N IHCIII' UV IJHHJ leu' hum Aunru, Gumur H. hllnnly, .lmu- 'unlmnh'lu. Aulhm f2. MIL. CArI V. HIFL'FII. HL'WFIX V. Huml .lr.. HrHM l'hillnu Huuvh. XVillmn C. J'mvw, UIMM 0. Cuh-un ,Fulm L mGmu u'mm... S, Chrk. Vunh'r H. Uillur. hr-muc Ii. linu- Ivcru. Jmiwllr Ii. l'ixlh L'Imvmc u, Unnlnur. qu-y K mum, Ihml Jlrruct. chum k. llunulu. umm. .l, Hulm, 11mm- Hum Him. R, Kum. I.. L'hrk Kmlinu. I',Iul Y. Klrillry, Ulllildu krllu. Hullrr k'. lumumm. H t It Imxuir: Furl LmIrLr. Lunh L I.llrir .huhmnulr HAHN. RCL'HIIId kl HC- GHIIW' HHTFV R Mm-m-I. Hrlw H 041mm. UMr H. I'mk. Slnarl A. mlxi. Mulrm Sunnuuuml. Hvlrn A, N.Inlvv, Kmlh hlruarl, Run' Marie Suhhcn Sim 'I'.mlxirn. Cull R Trnhnmn. Mirlum H. IWIMIL lelhrl i1 l'ulcmir. W'Illiurn SI Wuiurw, Rummml Wnltcn. Chnrlm K. Wrn-Iu-rh Hunv L. H'u-nmu. Heixkull H. H'hzllinu, Jam H'Enulnn, lidum H. chdvl. I9; INITIATEB: W'llhalnl .L :Ulcnu'ivr. hmm-Hm' H'. Hudl. Ralph ll L'unluu. .lrrn- XI I1Dd0ilLVII1VUE lfuulxl. IJJLViAI E ITI'HHL'. Ii. Hlalllm U-II. hulh F. Hmhcnuur. Jncnluclyn A. KilzmHlL-r. H'Hliqln .l. Klrin .lr,. anui H. krcimllrr. .Iulm H', XhDunuhl Jr.. l'u-rmn- . N.Inninu. H. thlmrl Nuurnl. JcrrV U',U'IJL'1I. llilccn K. I'nrria, let- xk Ruulwhlur. ll-Iunnl K. Suhunrtx. Julm U. gamma Dimm IE. Shnwr, ll. .lmcph Sirkm, Cami A. Smith. Ann C. bumb- .:rd, Cult C. L'Inltr. Cllarln I.. Vrllulrn liymlrn. Hrnc ti. H'nImHL I'HW lNITl-VI' '3': lelrv JL HLmurT, Nnrnmu .UJII Ml'rinm. Vixuinm I.. L'mlulrll, Unrimir L. Hrlnharl, Hvum L'. H.le .lr., ViIILJm L Hum, Rulmhl L. Kirlilr. HL'lml .l. Knslrr. XWIHHIH C. Mann. Mun l. UI-In'lH-HL Dulmld E. HAHrr. hlrmu Ii, HJmnw. I'Ilvllu IL Rillcr. len KV hhmn Rnwht M. 'Iyimlu'. H'twlz-v E. TIIHIIHNUIL Viruinin LC TmluL llnid U. XVK-htn K'lvnxl l, Zahllun. lWhH INITIJ'I'ES: Chlmu .Mlu'mll, Maruurvl L t'arsml. Arthur H. Dnrnhnxsll. Lint U. Uulmn. iHmrl H. Fay. Dnlr D. Frhl. Lula J. Flrylau. L'Imrlh E :EIHU'L'. Dlm'xltl T. CHIIJUH. ViIli Im V ku'll, Hcllrv l' HUL'HL'. Rialu'rt I,. llluln'ru. Hlurlrtu R, KII'MIh-IHII h. Iiumnv Lurlun. 'l'lunnm Ii. Minnicll. Luuiw I'A Mullikin. Hrlrn H, lH-IIV Yullm I'uhwny. Jnv L. Snmu-Ixtrln. VILH'h-x HA Nhnrrh-r. Kthlm-u '1'. Hinlmuu. ViHmm U, Slmhilv. 'l.hrnughnut the xmrhl the nzlmc nf Phi va Kappa hm hrL'llllLt aynnnymnun with chrcht scholarship zlml character. Kluttn fur the gmup in Philllhuplu, u guide tn lifp. Tho smitty fnumlenl in I770 :Lt XVillium und Klan Cullegc in Virginim anmL. mdzu' :15 the Ultlthr Grrck letter urgunizutinn in existent: It was in 18W; tlmr n chuplrr was established :it the L'nixcrsiu of Cincinnati. Frw are chosen. so that membership in Phi Hvtu Kappa i5 imivml :1 great honor. In m'drr tn he cnmillorml, mmiidnrc-g must rank in the upper tiftevn percent of their grmlnming dzm in the College of Arts and Sciencvs. This war initiation fur Phi Hem Kappa was ht-ld on April V IV'H'J' ' 11 hm. ' ,Z'M'r 7? 1w I ru l'uxrdmrliuh. .mmu' M. .1mr 4. whrn the coveted gulden keys were presented to -.. eager 3m! I'i.. 1mm, 1 111. Hynn MW! students. An :tll-memlwr lmnqueL 15 annually hcld m the F I' If. f: N r Hu J. 1.: m: , - , p .lerMIr-I'HHHI'HiLHH fw- Hunmlm: sprung: thc IQDU cvlobrutmn occurred nu Apnl -EL .lulm'nrilln,1mm. Hum .Iuiu . Lg. .t .2213 : p E'Hl ETA blGNlAtEaHmu Ron: R. Drcycr, D. Wurtendylcc, S. Athnn, D. Hizluchard, D. Plane. B. Chapman. T. H'lmle-y, 'lthust freshmen who halve shown outstanding schnlaqic ability by achieving :1 3.5 point average or hcttcr during bath semester: of their thy war in cullcgt urc- honored by being Clrfted tu memhenhip in Phi Hm Sigma, A nzlliunul honor society fuundml in 1923, Phi Eta Sigma made its appearance m the LYHI'YE'FSit-Y in W31 At the 1w- ginnfng uf mch ymr thL' urgxmizntiun publishes 21 huuklcr Entitled Hmr Tn Snub fur distributiun m incoming;r freshmen in their :ulvisor; classes. KAPPA DELTA PI G. Cnnpcr. Mmml Ix'o:.' PHI ETA SIGMA Knmm 003m Pi. education hunurelry. initiated l0 pledges tth year. Initiates ure in the upper fifth ut their Class. and hzue develnped :1 prufessiunnl attitude irlcilituting maturity in the field of education. Initiation ceremonies were held December 12 in the Annie Laws drawing mum. After the installation, AIL Roland Steinmt'tz. Condun School principal, spuke about national parks and showed slidex of :1 rL-ct'nt trip. Following, an informal Len u'us hL-ld fur mrmhcrb. KAPPA DELTA I'IiBwHum Km; t'. Yuml, .1, HIIIIIII. L .hminu; Nuaml Rant C. Dnmwr, J. Mu Clukt D. SLIJUIUIH .L L'urIu'nL-L-r i 1 l'l 'l' L' HHU X Bwlum Rn: J. TMIchx-r. IL Uml u erw. IJ Muhlm. J. Duh: Xuamf K01. J. Pmcr. LL l'lmu. l1. Runwh, l: Schuld. D. bulmu. b. Fnhor, R. Hmll.ll. PI TAU SIGMA Pi Tau Sigma. naltinnul mcchimiczll cnumcvring hmmrun, PWMIHNiW'INH MW 1 . 3 V r 7 11,. I'mmlnuilcuy Cm; ' u'us bx'uught tn the Lk campus :15 Lhe ILm chumcr In 1 L0. xmmm rmy ,4,, ,,, ,,,-,, 1 Members 1er selected on the lmsis or engineering ability TWHH'H' 1M -'lmld I-V .NL'hUlElrsllip. :Lnd Chilrilctff, while hunurzm Illemhership is awarded fur distinguished tethnicul zlchiu Plllt'lltfn Evcnts 0f the year included spring and full initiation. mun through local industries. and :1 party at the hmnc of the local founder, XII: Clnrmre Vusmer. An award is presented :ur nualh m the outstanding mphumnrr- mechanical engineering g student fur umdemic uthin l-mmr. E A Pl TAI hIUUJ BWMm 140:. F, Hmlu, ll houn, L Rnwndcin. F. :HIIHM .V, U Sumn! Ran: R, Gmrdmn l'. Hm-mlu. ll. Frcclu R. Fulu. R. Lrlu'lu L' '1 l 'cll. Hf. llanh. . Hurunwcr. b. Fulwr. H. Junklm '3LW V1IllCr Elwrlmnll. Ruhrri Illnllnhrcys. Putke Jullnsnn. Russell Kvilsun: ISVLJ CIuIrJrs Adler: IUIIU AIlnn lunes: 191Il Henry BNIHEY. AlaLlreu Ilickcnlurmer. Smith Hwkrnlnuprr: IUIIZ Cu1c-mu ,Mury, Hugh Bums. Earl Cnld, Slnnley Granger. Edwin Hutchinh. Rohcr! E. Krcimer. Charles PL'lL'I'm Vi1lium Pmbasm. Sluslrr H'nlker: 19tl3 Albcrl Bukcr. Eunncc Bull. VVillimu FiHmnre. Etlmxr MchIlistcr. Harvey Shrpnrd. W'illiznn Strirtmnn: 190-b- Ruhurt Buck. Lcslcr Collier. .rhlulnh Fennel. Curl Guntumn. VVuIter Heinlz. Hnunrd Jones. Villic Kirkpatrick: 1905?-Bert Lyun. Fred Mrhlhnpc. l'uul Rwlmnlsun, Calvin Skinnrr. Arllhlr W'mlmurlh: Wllli Frnnk Buchanan. Rnhcr! L'nlclucll. Edu 11rd Forbes. Alfrcd Kreimcr. Vantcr Similar. Cnrlis A'il- limns. E k WVilsnn: l'Jui--F,Il 1lrli llurlcv. Tlmump Kilt. W'ulu-r Murkunrlh, Brmln McGiII. Ruherl O'L'nmlcll. Fnlnk Payne: luUS-Kleruin Aullmnn. Nummn Cnnuzly. Fred anrh. W'illium Full'y. Mutts W'illizlnls: 1900 !1 ny :lnl Ackcrsnn. Ernest DnHrny. Fred llnnkcr. VVillEmn Kile. Edward Rowe. Clmrlts W'illimm: lkHII-Tcll Hyndnmn, W'ullur chck; 19Il L'li1T PurLL-r Hull. Aldcn Hurt. Ralph McCumru. Jnmm Tnylur: 1912 Harry Buchanan. William Hall, Lesley Jnhnsnn, Wm. F. Milchcll. Vance Tnmlcr; 19l3-Richanl Gucnle. Ruben Heuuk Sn. VVultc-r 0. Hill. Chester Klein. John Mneschcr: 1914 VVilliam Enmlnhl. Chauncey Tildcn. Ncil VVriaht: IUIS Imunnrd Bnchr. Arthur Gordon. Norman Kuhlhcpp. Norman Lynn. 1016-Huunnl Bchlc. Victor Fischbnch. Henry Howe. Rny Palmer. Harold Payne. Harold Porter. John Reece. Edward Ruhinsun. Herbert Schmth: 1917 VViHizun Ellis. Kurl Hclsuh, Cnrrull Len'ls. Joseph Morris 5L. James Peasc, Bnylr: Richardson. Anton Srhneirler: 1918-Hnruld Altamer. Walter Haehnle. Herbert Jnnrs. Carl LundA Curl MurkuruL W'illlum Myers. Carl Ruuert. Millard anninc. Hnmld Tillcmt. Earl Widuu: 1919 Huward Justice. Edgar Powers. Bradley Rnhtrlx. Herbert VVInium Francis XVriL'hl: 1920 Ruberl Durscv. Cornelius Pclzlmld. Alfred Wenzlc: 1921 Hugh Bowdm. Willinrd BrrieL Cnrlmn Emu . Curl Frey, Eduard Meyer. Philip Meyers. Cyrus Osborn: 1023 Edunr Crums Chase Davies. Dilniel Fries. Edward anrieL Allison ldesnn. Arthur MrClure. Hnuurd Melzuer. Ruben Snrvis. Frederick Schierloh. 'VVlener Scan. Edn'. Stictelmeier. Ruberl Todd. Edward Wagner. Randall Vanker: l923 Imnc$ chmun. LL-uis Grcunrv. Juhn Hurrud. W. C. Hau'ulurr. Ronhcr Huhhs, Elfswm'lll Ireland, Jue Limlemnn. James Ninnert. Mike Palmer. John I'elzhohl: 'IUZFNulhnn Buchmnn. VYnItcr Becker. Hen Bryant, Mnrrnn Frrlm'i: John Heizer. Rnhtrt Hynca Oliver Rhodes. Ed Rolh. Erwin VVUHSOII: 192'3Hl,yunc Bnrhc-r. Gmruc Rrudm'r. VVurrl-n Marvin. Anlhnny ML-Kndn'ws. Lani: Nimmrl. VVHlizlm Schmid. Kelly Sidnll: 1925-4313 Berger, Charles Franklin, Eduin Levi. Jnmvu Pnislry. VI'cxh-y Srllmicl: 11727 11111:1 Huchmuu. Hurry Franklin. Rirhnrd Jervis. Robert Mnddux: 1928 Richnrd Brvunt. Arlllur Fennekuhl. Alhert Mayer, Rnnulxl W'csi: l92 J Evnn Charlield. Ellis Crawford. Rirhurd Dial. Daniel Enrley. Daniel Lawrence: 1930- Churles Adams. Harry Andersnn. Richard Baltun. Thomas Clifmn. Dnnnld Crone. Frank Dmt. Richard Franz. John Cayman. Jnck Gricshuhen William Hnrmuuud, Ralph Hullurhog, W'illirlrn Nicmun. Frank Owens. 1931 Bmdfurd Allm. VViJlinm Borunnxzcr. Hnrnhl Rnhl, R:I1nh Bursick, Frank Chandler. Rubcrl Gun'dy. Eric Hanson. l'nul Ilcckcl. Silverius Kunz. Wil- lEzlm Lunch. Laurence LCVi. Carl Muth. Earl Snesbc. Htrhcrl Stnrick. Richard Slcrcs Frcd Tuwcr; I93Z W'ilIiam Atkinson. Herbert Brawn. Walter Cun- nrr. Ric ulrd Dexlrr. Duncun Frumv. Julm Griffiths. Paul Grlschy Arthur Hallell. Phillip Hell. W'illinm HiH. Ed Lidscen. CnerI Lunsford. Louis Mandal, Robert Null. David Porter. Hurry Ruhr. Edu'.1rd Simrall. Nnthnn Culinuer. Dill Tnbim Alan Vansh. Rnhrrt Wright: 1933v-Me1 Bernstein. GELI Brawn, Duviil DL-ane, RuIJL-rl Culluailh, Clilhrd Culdmuycr, W Iium Gruppcnbuchur, Fred Huehler. Ruben Julmsun. Kusclusku Kenwer. Bernard Lavin. Luuis Levcy Suanld. Sidney Mulllkin. Lcnn Suler. Gnome Smith. Gordon Strauss, Rnhrrt W'hite. Cnrl VVillimns'. 1934-0 ! Austing. Robert Eugen. Robert Hoefer. Gennze Kramer. Genrgc Lnrnmvml. Frrd PrrsaIc-r. Dnnm'an Snyrs. Vicmr Strauss. W'ikllcr Tulllc: IUSS-Jumes Cuuk. Harry Duncan. Donald Gilbert, Juim Hellcbule W'illiilm Lluyll, Clyde Nnu. Kennelll Parker. Frank Purdy. W'illium Rhumc. VVuyuc Rich. Russell Tnu'crs. Larry Trnme. Wilbur VVriL'llL: l'JJEuRuberl Hilvhmuvvr. Juhu Fimllny. Jack Rcel'u. Whiter Knucke. Charles W'cichcrt. Harry Wilkersnn. Rnlph YCJIKH: 1937 130118'35 Dav. VViINnm Fchlhnum Lnrry Gihhunuy. L'hurlcs Gillclt, Dun Cuddis. Ruhert Hruck. Jr,, Clmrlcs Milrlmm, Clifford Mueller. Gordan Urr: 1933 1 01 31 Bied- cnhcnllrr. Mllmu Iirkas. Ruhrrl DuImIL Hill Fcrmlsnn. Ruben Knmn. End Kcldmen Frank Mulluy. Wes Newkirk. Richard l'uwell. Jed Small. Charles Sulnu: 1:139 121! Alcxnmlrr. Rngvr Amlenun. Lloyd Gysin, Jae Lmny. Rill Penit. Rnuer Vsm Sclluyck; lU-HJ-Sid Friedman, Charles Grimm. William l'nrchmnn. Ruben Kreimer, Kenneth l'ilh Murly Scheidcr, Merrill H. Van Poll: IU-H Muu BEHELIiL'L Fred Daniell. Jumcs Fuller. Kenneth Huuck. Wil- lium Kelchner. Ellis King. Jue Mllrris. JL. Lluvd 0 H:lr:l Nick Skorich. Ray Virgin: 1942 Richunl Amlrrhun. Jack Emit. John Bcdwuy. Linus Habw Hhcl'l Nickd, Yornc Ullmn; I'H; Kmnclh Guise. Richard Himfunl, Cnnlnn Hughmurk. l,i-nnnnl Klusnmn. Kennclh Miller. Albert Slrnsscr: UHF R. A. Crumor. Frml Iihclimz. Huh Kunminlr. Gmrur Kurk. Huh 5;.mh-1.L Hill Smyth: 1947 W illiam Andersun. Bert Bauer. Robert Bnumnn. Rohcrt Fen- lmn D. H. ch. Dirk Lunuenlwck, GL-nrzc Mnnrm Aikic Richnrds. ln' Sclmrft'nhcrut'r, Rolmrl Sirlunml. Rum-r Stephens, Jack Slrubbe, Brewster Sanders, Bub W'eher. FH$ -Tmn Blake. Clmrlrs L'ruzirr. Julm Fuhrmun. Earl thl. Robert Huhrr. Orville Relzsvh. Flnyd. Shorts. VViHinm VVrstrrfcld: 1949 11::11an1 Dallmcr. Irxlu Ih-hrcmlx, Thurman Ohms. Harald .Inhnsml. Juhn Przlmik. George l'uul. Dun MCNIllliln. Dun Gmidis. Sidney Carroll. Pete St. Clair. Tom Kinder, Tom U'Mnllry. Lnurll Sturm. Rulmrl Muulunnmry: 19 Jll Rnbcrt Frilh. .Iuck Tmcv. Nick Shumlicil. Jim Krllv. Hill Clemenls, Jerry Frindlnmler. Jada Lauh, Joe Lurhi. Jim Hmwnell: 19'31 W'Hlinm Snmrl. Rulsl'l! Slnuln Lac Huslinxtr. Jim Hulalein. Tum: Trulicrl. an Cunmbtll. Jim VVuenkcr. Bnh Davis, Jack Dr Ted Gclcr. Bub RHLL Frank llidllrnllnrl'. TumOstrrnmn. Huh Slrnllun. Hill McDonald. Glenn Sullmlez 1053--Run Brill. Dam Del Rena. J. C. Ev. .. Dun Gnmnncr. Jim Kuulz. Judge A. K. Ninncrt, 301m O.Bricn. Bob Ruin. Bill Shulmky. Ken Sim'cnsun. Paul Yellun. John Zrizler: 1953-C::ri Aufdcrmursh, Ralph Brmkmuicr. Marvin Cnlun Hurry Cars. Dun Fritz. Dick Gnisl. Rnnuld Gnmlfellmh Gail HEI'SL'h. Paul Mayer, Gilbert Rinsky. Jnck Tuymrm: IUH Brncr Amnml. Irish Cundnmdix. W'Illis Cmmlsen Hill anmcrt. Inn MucUreuor. Tom MrCurmick. JOC Miller. Richard Orth. Erv Sinulc. Krn Vanfe: NHK-Ewn Adrien. Chnrha Hrmzdun, Otmn Budin'. Tom Gerrard, John Hallcndtlrf. Gene Henllilmer. Mikc Kausrh. Bob Mnllz. Nick Nich- 01:13. Dun Presley. Pete Sl'yhull, l'hil n'huulcr. Dick VVilsun. Ben Yunlzluuuhi: I i56 Arl Clark, Mull Diuml. I'uul Gusimzer. Gnrdnn Green. W'ally HUIZv man. Sig 1.:m sun. Gene Manes. Brad Pcrkmx. Run Prrlmm. Dun Srlkup: 1957 Jumvs Wakelwy, Mm.- Cum. Allnn Cnrs. Runnlll Cnurh. Churk Crumrinc. .lulln's Urnlil. luck llnllurluull. .Llllm RCKL'V. Tnd Suhruedcr. Gurv W'nrhs, Dmmlnl VVhim'lc: l'HS-Cil Horn. Jack Brinkley. Dm'? Camry, Rirhunl ChulHn. Dirk Dcruru. Gunu Jululsnn, Mike Vumluulmll. Dun Ruinhuhl. Turrv W'hclun. Dave VVnully; l959 Ed Dunk. Dnve Tenwick, Rnn Vanker. Jim Woodard. Dick Ansmett. Bill Cnn'n. Dick Schnnb. Carl Huzbem. Robert Holznmn, CONSTITUTION SI NCE 1398 The mum of this nrganization shall be Sigma Sigma. All matters. transacted shall he for the good nf the order and of the University of Cincinnati. This mnstitution shall nut he amended. 1H1: SIGMA SIGMA ; NHAJA hHiMAiIinHum Nu; ti. Urn-shalwn Iv NLan'uurh ll. lelh; m.tymf Rah! D. SKIIHJIM D. Hrmimhlk 'IZ thlvldlh D. Humlx. ,l. Hrmklrxa H hmmuw 'l'lmJ Raf. D, 'l'rnuhk. R. llnlnmn. V. Hhmhz-ru, R. H'mlkn-L II, hmuu. l, H'uzuluuf. Sipnu Sigma. skull and Imms . . . thrsc familiar wnrds t'lcctrify the student body for rhm' mark the alln'lllmning nt murc- nurxtzmding mun intu thv nhicst zlnd prululhl hunurnn un campus. Since JHVS, mrh man who hu: hFerd the magic mmla thgmu Signm sunmmnh applied m him personally hm pltdgtd hinbelf to unlimited .xt-rvict tn LL: H uck Hull is the gmhcring place fur 1111 members, pmt :lml prvxvnr. who mvt'f to renew UH :lcqmlimzmcc: and plan nmr prnjr-cm. Thcrr. surmunnlml hy the nm's Hf crlpprr mugs. une smmk in the prvxonce uf gmmk'dliuna nf rlw I'niu-rsin '5 lnnfxt lUVYIll :llulllnL Perhaps the spirir of this group is best rypiticd :It the :mnuul Sigma Sigma carnival. m' fn thn- gifts. nf 111v Fichlhmm- rruphy cases. and in the L'nivvrsiu mute. prvsvmvcl m thc L'niwrsin' :lt Baccalaureate hm ymr. MIT SOPHOS SUPHUthnHom Hat; J. .Vt'lmn, J. Hum. D. Fldnmh Rory R. Unfhlhn. 1.. Fr mun. l,. .lunvs. N, 'l'lriul' RHL' Ht LKmmnHrmn. B. Hmk.. Desch. P. McCledry. . Rmmhcrm Pu xhl, Hlil,'n7hr1ri Ffmum 171: Pu .wlr whluu llsrw t N, 1H 1.1: riBM Cfmrmmr lid! .er 'I'ummn 3ij K. Mtrcler. .L Nuifurln fm- B, L'hapnnm R. Fey. Sttlrx. J. Hulliklziy: Snow! Iicrlcl D. Plant H. Akin. Dt MrFilIlllcn. J. Sellers. L. Ruck: K. Nnhnus. T. Blukeh HA Suphlls i5 21 freshman hummlry huscd 0n Hue scholarship. zictivitira, and character. Since svlcctiun: rm: made in the spring. mcmlwrs :lre :lctivt during; their SUphUanJTC year. The hcst known pl'njcct of the nrgnnizntiun is undoubted- ly the Snphns dance, held in ch'cmhcr. Each sorority sup- ported uno 0f its phddgts fm' Supl'u'ls Queen; the winner and mum wore sclected :lmid tllt' gztivry nf an extravagant orien- tul theme. In March lu'utht'rs gathered with their dates to amend :1 perfnrmnncc 0f Ben Hur. Later in the month running time cum: On April 3 the sixteen new members were initiated; :1 311111 initiation hnnquet for all concerned fulluu't'tl :lf Urlmwr'm Anuthcr activiu uf Suphus this' war invoked the planning of :l mural to cover thv wnll nutsidu the grill. Students pnsy inf; hy will see :1 large nuriul phntu of campus. Huffmlur fursrnh anlmy Qltu u Iiruir Hill. h 'M h. - 3-: .9. v 0' . n x TAI' H ' '4 liliBanm Ruzr P. Sri-lvlnnmm J. thluh. .l. AilmH, I7. H'twrermzmu: Yumnf Ram Vh Mann '1', Gn-cnmzln. D. HmMm, R, Gnv'. U', ICLKL, R, H'wHUWL Highesr humor :Lcmrdml rn I'jngincvring cnllvgr silnifnh , ' H'llulch'W'1,'M' h . . h J. h ' , v . , I 1., I'nwhmrilnmm1;an IS clvctmn to 1:111 Hcm ll. Iwundrd :It Lchlgh memu NHHMHiIX-JLUHI3mm in 188;. there are nnw IDS chzlptvn, Uhin Beta. the LVC VVHIHrv-J-ihn'hl 'mhqu Chapter, was ChtlthNth in 101:,- Kh'mlwnhip ix huaL-d on high scholarship and nutslilnclin; chzlrudmn Tn hp eligible s TAU BETA PI i one mmr he in the upper eighth of the juniur or the uppvr fifth oi the senior class. Annual went: includc thy spring: and full initixlrilm lmmluetx, prcsuzltutinn ut :ln :lwunl tn Thr' nurxmmlfng t-nginvrring frtalmum. HUCile gm tngethrrs, :lml studen t-tmchcr cx'uluntiun. T'H HILTA Pl-Jiw'lmu Ix'mn R. Umlerlvi. N. Urm'n. E. Hrmm ll hVurH-miwkv. R HL-mlvhlh K. Iznurlnmlm: 5qu Run, D. Sclmniam T, Willi-nm, D huzuwm, R. krrlxl. R Conk, .L Duhhn. .I, 'f'lunnpwu, R Fllm: TIu-J Ran E. XVL-hrh J Em'rl. E Mm. F7 Kr'mler, 11'. Wixnm, .l. Kmtrrll. S, Hm. l'. Sx-uh-hnmm, Kl, Purrhln, :Tjih . LLLA I3IHmm Ruin: D. Tvnuirk. J. Frlckt-r. L. Rut . A. H'ith-Im, ll Mnlmupl. .I, Manes. R. VVaIL'cr, D. Schuuh. R, HHHsIuInmIIL Pffairhnlglhll't Tulnirl: I'iu J'IHM: 1 7'4741' 1th u .K'urdur1 Hu: IHmrnm-J: Trununr 34H ruin , .5... A. --.a wlnqi. , $4..,.. ;,+1. uo . ,..,.,.x LU! 5. RilSnfL Cullinw. I. Finn: I'nm 1!; RIM .' R. Vulhcr. D. Rrinlmlll. NIiHPr: II. hlmlh S4 . um! Ran- . .l, D . Morris. J. Thin! Ran: t'. Jnm': flux is rm honorary whose memhcrship includes arhleres who have shown special inrr-rcst in the university through good spurtsmunship, school spirit, and sense of humor. Letter- men. cheerleaders. and sports publicity men are eligible for mtmhm'ship, Pledge: arc easily remgnized In Their gunm and: suits and pails. Donatinns are collected in these pails. Thcsc funds pruvidr :1 party fur orphans and 1'1nzmce several trophies. Onc trophy is. awarded t0 the outstanding senior basketball player. A ballot was run in the News Record to deter- mine the outstandingI fuutlmll player of the week and the Lee szx selected as the lwsr football player and Oscar received the basketball award. Each year Ulex gives :1 party for orphans This party includes taking those orphans m :1 UC football game, year, This year Jack In grill IV: .V PllVl-ljt .1 x011!!! mnm'y fur orplmm' parry. CINL'INNA'l l SthMm Not: ' L'. Tmul. J. I, IJnHirLH: Nnmm' Nun N. 'thlm. 'I illli Fililrku, S, Humilvr. .l. Kuhn L. S'UIck. U, Ii V. Hurli-I. U. Hunnn, h, Nlmnuivl. J, 'lllii D. D, l'xIJHL'NiIiI'Il. T. i'mmi-le. .li Hunk A liLnL'll, H. Hurlrlmml. Cincinnatus is a service urgnnizatiun devoted to assisting the: L'niveniti in making K'ihiturS welcumei IL is known fur its interest in ptllpir, Thu gmup gives high schnul svninrs iin idea of what cuiivgu will ht' like on Culiugintr day. Members of the group .1150 serve :is guides fur fll'lll'S nf the University campus. Incoming: freahmen meet Cincinnntus through the funiuus coke parties. :it which questiuns per- mining to UC eLre :LnM-vered zind :1 iriendly welcome given. improved alumni I'f'la'rinm is an important goal. In order that children of alumni can have a Chnnm- tn hommc ac- quainted with each other. Cincinnatm sponsors a Second Generation rm crlch year. Cincinnatus was founded in 1917 and this. your has bq memhcrs. These people were chosen by their intcren in DC and by their frirmlly pcrsunziiitit-x. 1104'! um! gm in MM 111 Cmvmuuluy Imru fwrlj'. 5 - .whuhrhd Clark, l.. i'iiill'. thlliiuiHN'll. U. Hlnll. J. Rnlnuil. SERVICE GROUPS CINCINNATUS 5 W J. Lvnurnxiull. J. Hnym. M. Moore. milinunu-M'n h. i.lthl' K. Unlun, V. 'I'urnlc. .l. Srilrn. V. l'u-ilr. H. Kim H'vlJi: l-Emrh Kari, Ti HiukL-i XLiIJu-r. 'l'. J'hhcr. H, Jcnknu, H. Hrnilmi. t; iFIIII-x. D. Thin! Rm. c J. I. XVilII-y. k In. xiJr nrilim Hmr i I'm Pu ml: whjmnzm Him R N. i . , lur iiLmuu Human Trunmuhluylr l..im.mmH 1H I I GLVIDIIhN-Bunmn Rom: 1L Biehcr. JA Haves. L. Graftnn. A. Lewis. LL. Col. l U. Snelltcr. P. Patten. S. Nlaxuvll. G. Srmmrt. KL Alemndcr. K1 0n :1 hzhm' Spring evening, the familiar Wurds: Guitlnn Alias Cinq Citizen, rewund mer Clifton avenue and Ends ruxh tu dnrm and .xururit; house drums to Summnm . . 586 who will ht- tapped h; LICK military hmturzlry Amid thawing :md ttxcitmncnr. twelvc to twenty mphumm-r n'umtn arr sclcctvd for their smmlnrrls nf schohurehip, putcntiztl Imd- I ership, and service: In the University. Herring the czunpus h I as ushers. the Guidnn red. white. and hluc unifurms :ll't' I seen at many University tunctiuns. ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA I'HI XIIHJhinuH'rm Run' '1. D. PLmr. 5 Runnl'L M. thut H, Ucrwn, N. U'mm. err. R. Suuth. G. lluun; D. liuchnahlt 1.. HV-nh-mlpkt-t W, Lullu: Onhnrue. SH , uml Ru-I: ,' GUIDON The purpose hf Alpha Phi Umegn is to assemble college men in the ttlhmship nf the Smut Uuth :md Luuz to develop friendship. and tn prumute service to the cumpum commu- nity. and nation. XVith more than 300 chaptcrs this national fraternity is Tht' largest in the wurld and the unly onc- nlcmted $556116th tu wrvicet Recent projects include the zlnnuul Christmas toy LlriVE and party Czunp Friedlunder wurk day, spring camping trips, pnrticipntitm in the UC Fund drivct and :usixrnnce with local troops. X ou'i Run - f M ETRO mmm. J. LHHPF. Alan chosen to wear the Metro straw hut :n'e nnted fur contributions of service to the University. 'IVzippings fur new members are held twice Karly. In the fall campus talent was garnered fur the annual Metro Bcncfit show. Proceeds wont to sponsor :1 Christmas party fur underprivileged children and tn scnd fond hnskrrs to needy families. During the football season 316m; spmr sored Dad's day. inviting fnThL-rs of CC players tn Cincin- nati. In the spring a hnskethull banquet was held to 110nm the greatest team ever to usscmhle un UC's ruurt. 'l'hmugh- out the year AIetru encuurugsd student participation at cam- pus functions by awarding trophies to H1? frurcrnin' and sorority whose members had the best attendance records. noll'am Rum , hlecll; Suaml Ix'oci J. Grucrl. .l, M. Ynukilis. N Shnfor, R. XYnlkcr. D. VVumly. T. Vth-Lm. T. MilIx-z. D. An- Wumlurd. .l. 335 ONE! Mmm's lmrmaninusly m JINru Bwrrfi! Hum: Sellers. K. Sl'iwll'lnmnn. D. Tuuurr. C. Huulwru. CA Rullr l'hwiJ, :11 !!.:1 4 ll nmh I m- I'n'Hujrlllillwl Kim .H. rrr rm 7 7 411 Iflu I'm: T-uwm : A'au fl 41km JUNIOR ADVISERS JUNIOR hDVISERSiHnHum R011' 5 Kim; L. Gmfiun, S. Maxucll, 1.. fhhnrnr. ll. Osiuskr. A. Lcuiy l3, Hm-nuwg iJ. IJmunn: Numnl Rwy K. mm, L'. Klnrlul. JA Khru. Y, Kiuulcr. J. BulhutH. ll. Mvw-rx F. Uzmutn. C. Kinnm-mmn. R. Hither. J. Lizunm. M. Sparks: Tlu'nf Raw: 1i. Lcnhardt. L. l'vnu-um. M. MnUuunn, T. Harlin, .l. Mumlly, K. Dnlnn. S. Hilyt's. J. Ehrl, C. Klmtrrkmnnrr. J. Gulr lulu, I.. Khulna ,l, Hnuw: f'mnllr Rm: ' t'. Vrvmlrnhn-ru, S. Brnun. 1'. Fur. J. Hurnilm, C. lmhnH'. N. bllunk. H, hllllk. h, hwhuuhl. B, Hitum. 5, Hum. ll. GmlFIL'ltl. ll. AIL'xundur. I'. Slanlield. Cirrurumniln Ju lewvm 60 ...lhuAmyllii.lnu L m. M u, m; u 'I'Hmm..h3umf.l Uh. l :..H 11L To inform freshman women of hChUl'dStiC zmd extracur- ricular uppornmities un campus is the purmme of Junior Advisers. Last sprin;r suphomure women were Chosen to be Junior Advisers on the basis of their previous school record. Thry then entered :1 training period. The freshmen met their advisers fur the first time on Orientation dzu. A series of instruction sessions began in which L'C. traditions, nrganizntiunm activities, scholarship, and social customs were discus'sed. Small classes provided an informal atmosphere. With the help of their advisers the freshman Women undertook a fughiun show, HAurumn Acccnts. A11 prnhts went to the AWS scholarship fund. The final ilCtiVity undertaken by Junior Advisers was the selection of new advisers and an evaluation meeting. filufnr Nim'r mmh'lx le'lnnx' faJIu'uu tlf s'fmu' in U-rh'an. MENhS ADVISORY COUNCIL MEN'S ADVISORX hli'uunm iw-t' M, CIJlL'llPlL J. l,irkelrt L. Junta. G. L'udm'r: hum, J, H'uiicr. L. J'L'Icrxim. H. Sllimhlhlur, 5 :cr: Ii'umlh Roux b. Auxlin. E1 Knuulcs. l' R. KJJIL'IIK'IEI, D. Mudvhm, '1'. Fipuhrr; I'Hjll LL Dccldcih. l't HtL'It-er, T. HLILC. AL Huinmnu. J. hm. Familiarizing incoming freshmen with the many practiceu, requirements, and activities of the University is :L difhcult task and is. undermkcn hy the Men's Advisory Council. Each freshman is placed in a small class that meets under the guid- ance of :m upperchlssman four times during the first month at school. Students are placed with members of their own college to facilitate discussion. Later in the year classes are replaced by interviews 50 that frcshmc-n may work out their ann particular problems with their adviser. llenk Advisory Council is open to 2:11 upperclassmcn with guud hChOIRStiC standing and an interest in the University. Those sclt-crt-d attend a trainingr session in the fall. IIuch work was done this past year in reorganizing class mnteriuL Getting a freshman off to :1 good start has much to dn with his eventual success. in college. 50th Dth-m rum mli-ixrr 11m; ulmm Ivntzwzrtry fife. Him ! Ix'otti IL Starr. P. XltKittrick. T. Bruun. ll. H'Inlr. Hitvtw. J, Sturuinpuulm. K. Nichzlm, ,IJFHIIJHIJ, U. Flinnm, L. Van Funmi, . Hillimc: Thin! Ram: J. Hill. It Cunnilmr L Rnwnhcru. D Lilmmrl, H. Fl'hzllL'L R. Klutz- Kullnmn, C. 1.31th F 'I'L'pc. W'. Recline. R. Hr-mn. K. Hrunluu. M. Kruvuer, Chuinuuu-Iim M. rqiarunlw Con: m Chair'nu Mt Jrrlmf th'n R451 Clinic :lnh um! Nu'. 11A! .-Dim-r Brauuln 3min: .x: Alilriiininmlwnhh't n .Vir hum Eminilianhb'alr Cinuuim Ifmu'm minatlr'm um i lermuuhlml: H1111! DEPARTMENTAL AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ALPHA KAPPA PSI Alpha Kappa PsL the oldest professional honorary fra- ternity in the field of commerce, is open to all upperclass- mm in the College of Business Administration and the eve- ning cnllegc 0f commc-rcc nmintuining a 1.5 accumulative av- erage, A1 phn Kappa Psi is noted for its Wide range of activi- ties. As part of its fall program. Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi provided the manpower necessary to operate a local gas station. Proceeds obtained from this project were used to replenish the fraterni'ry's scholarship fund. Also, in Pmilnnhlfmnk I'MHFWI' the year's program were industrial tours. business meetings, I 1 Jm'dl'H-fw ; ?I'JWI and Iuncheons honormgqr faculty members. bocmlly the fraterV H11 ourx'lnn . ' . . . . Nunwmhllidmd Zim-x mty presented the Phuemcmn Hall, than annual spring dance, 1 HM 21nd 17m :Llumni-uctive picnic in the summtr. Kluvies wt'rt 'l'u'uwru'hl'unl Runymx h 34m 31m shuwn for 111' students In nonntlmc. ALPHA KAPPA P$l-waonr Ram: Cl MIMI . M. Dilwiu. 5. Bass M. lerr. 1 . PnJlmrr, Rh Uebinu. V. Frrlzve: Nrwul Ran: L. Frcunmn, I'h lin'meu R. Rnhcm. D. W'ilmn. W. kIIImL J lIunlz. R. Anh- xlunll. hl PIUIL'WL Ill; ALPHA CH1 SlGMthnrmm Ihn' T. Ritlllrl. l.. krur. .I. Armuur. J. Mcrkrl: lenl Run: E. Bilrkvll. H. liryrr. A, C, H'chrlrul. .K. Kull, ALPHA CHI SIGMA AHm'ding a mcfting place for Chcmiml and mttanurgiml engineers on the Univcrsity campus is the local chapter nf the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Weekly features of the organization were noun movie: and guest speakerst Stctiun chunges were celebrated with parties. To buy ncw cquipmrnt 21nd providc a scholarship for engineers concessions in the Chemistry building u't'rc han- dled by AIChE membcrs. The gmup also participated in guidance programs and a career symposium for seniors. PiIIt-r. H'. He'rdnmn. J. Illullt'r: Y'lrinl' Ran U' Huulmll. D thilivih .l. ?wuhi-IL Alpha Chi Sigma is :L DrUfL'SbiUHZIl fraternity composed of Chemical engineers, chtmistx and mttullurgiczll enginet'rs. The gruup 1m; hrcn active rm campus fur 53 years, Numerous- :Lctivitih were held during the 3cm inciuding picnics, het'r llhlats. and howling; parties. At Christmas the members gutht-rt-d to celebrate the tule seagon with a get- together. In the full the fraternity presented :1 copy of Perry's meiml Engineering l'lamlhouk t0 the outstanding freshman in tho dvpurtmt-nt fur the previous year. AIChE ARIERICAN 1NSTITUTE Ul CHEMICAL LNGINEERS-wam Rich R. Hurlmtlnn. Mr. Ullbtrt. TA Rithtcr. J. ML-rkel: .53me 1402;: 1-2. Hurkett. H. liner. A. l'tllrr. W'. Herdnmn. L. Krue: Tln'nf Rna WC Marshall, D. Bishop. J. Seulwn. C. hYchrlmz. .K. Kuh. Jt :eruutt ?. ,3 ALPHA ZE'I'A OMECA-Raurnu Ron: G. Truy. A. Snullcr. J. Wikzm H. Carlin. L'. LEVINE. B. Horu'lrz, L. Snlku, X Durl'nlun. Alpha Zeta Omega is 3 world wide pmft'mitmul frutm: nity fur jcwbh mun in pharmacy. Mectinp :er held ex'cn nthfr Xthnrsdau KWFIlng. Alpha Zem Omvgn .1115 set up :1 fund to iinnncc a new huuzw. The muney comes fmm the Lynbar Lulmrntury, :1 mn- L'ETH owned and npcmtcd by rhe fraternity. The Iahnrnmry pruduces drugs frum ih mvn furmulus under rhc stipulations of the Pure Fund and Drugqr Law. AZU ia npcn to hnth stur dents and gmduntth 0f the L 11iV:-r$.in . CO-EP CLUB L'OrltP L'Jl H-Hannm Ruiz, P, HJmmL. 7,:Irilh. H. Huch J. Gcnlncr. ,l. Rump. ,F. Sulzmnm S. Tvllm'u'h A, Ihmman. .l. Alimnu. RI. Knlnla. . Cruudman'. Scrum! Rims: ALPHA ZETA OMEGA Founded in 1920 the Cu-cp Club provides social fellow- .xhip for women co-eps in the Colleges. of Business Adminisi trzm'um Engineering. and Applied Arts. At informal meet- ing; held thrnughuut the year various activities were planned. In the fall :1 freshman picnic was held in Burner woods. Orhc-r social functions included curd purtiw swimming pur- tics and ice skating parties. The Pi Chi Epsilon ring WilS awarded to the outstanding business :ulminfstrutiwl senior member at thv spring banquet. N. rldHh; .Yuaml Run: .LHERICAN INSTITL'TE OF ELECTRICAL IENGIK .LRS VINS'JHI'I'IHFIE Ul' RADIO LNUI- NEERS Buunm Rnw: J. Robinxnn, V W'ruy. J. Murphy. ll t'rw: .Nnuml er I'. lmtnvr. R. .Iunm. J. Snlelker. C. Buuhnmn. S. Bishon. AIEE-IRE ler'nuun DJuly: llmxlmll The American Institute of Electrical EIWEneers-Institute V . h t m tAm..-m..u rl urrru 1'! m1- of Radio Engincvrs enables students to extend their knowl- Jilin Vnnlmv-IMI'MI L'm edge In these two fields. Students became acqualnted With . . 3'4 le I'Hr A . , , , . IRI: 54H-mvr mun; Ixummrn: many phzlscs of then prufessnm. Ihls was accomplished by funnx mun movies. lectures, fkld trips and :1 pmfessinnnl Guidance F' ' ' 1m ' H 0 '7 Scrics sponsored lly the cnllcgc. AIEE-IRE annually awards schulnrihips to deserving stu- dents. It also spnnmrs an alLunix'ersity cunVuCHtiun and a student prize paper on a thesis topic. XVinners then Cumpete in the national competitiun. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELF 'RICA1. ENHINELRSiINS'I'ITL'TE HF RADIO ENGIV NEERS ROHom Kan : D, H'urlmldykr. 5 I'llrs. D. Klarslmli. .1. KIMPL U Kanmwrra: Sunni Raf; H. Hurfmnm '1'. W'edzl, J. 'I'Alnx'nae. D. l'rxru'ln, H. Dmk. 1!. Crrnon, K, ?w'uIL-lmnnn: TfmrJ A'I,-.r.' J. Brumhnnuh. R. Bcrufchl. S. Sharron J. Uphnzcr. A. Baum .L Hurm D. H'riL'lH. K. Jiurusxx ANIERIL'JN SUL'Hz'H OF CIVIL ExtHNEERS-gkvflhm Ran: J. Haws. L'. R HML L'. J:nrnumun: 34mm! Ron: .T. Hmiexh-r. D. Iluhi.lk. L'. Vicni. E. H Rum: hv. SLIrr. T. thIHcy. H. Scllrnrllw. J. hvdlh. D. Burr. D. W'illinnn. I'r: sirlx Jiffalu H NI. 1-; m l'hc l'u .er ulhfiluu 1; Ma. Hm ll I'Hmm Kath Hu'n mrrhlam Ha w J Hum; Rim: Tu uun-miix'um l lint; John I mifiuu AHERICAX SOL'HETY OF UIVH. IENCINEERShRuIMm Ro-u' D. Blzltk, R. Ella. ,L MuerL . mm! Rry'fl' G, Vegan. A. Bleh. R. HuH'nmn. C. Emerson. Klu:khuo. R. Stexcns. umivk. R. Lang: Thin! AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS American Society Hf Civil Engineers provided 21 social program to acquaint students With diHerent phases of Civil Engineering. Al the three meetings each section, a student speaker or rcprcsentutive from industry discussed new ideas and tech- niqucs. A picnic fur Seniors and :1 newspaper called the Chairman's Chatter were two projects of ASCE. Since its founding in 1930, the Chapter has been commended six times by the national oHicers for excellence in the effective and meritorious conduct of its affairs. T. Williams. W. RiHo. J. thndlinL'. J. Gruhhs. AMERICAN SOCIETY 01: U. linmn. R. Jumhp H'. Marne. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS The pu rpuse of the American Society of Mechanical Engt net'rs. is m acquaint engineering students with differing :Ls- peers of Their pmfeaasion. Admigsiun to membership is open to all students with snrisfucturv suhularship in The A-lechuni- cal department of the College uf Engineering. Founded in 1911. the society held regular meetingn in the campus YBICA. Speakers and movies generally cunstituted the program. Activities included sectiun change parties and a Spring picniu Cuspumored with PI Tau Sigma was 2: haw quot in hnnor 0f mechanical engineering studcnts. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF R. L'clwle M. Humcr. J, Sink l. Mmlimn. J. Sehnld, S. Fish: MFA'HANH'AI. R, Ciml'. D. Stllliu, IJ. llnclilw: mam An; MECHANICAL ENGINEFRs-inhlt'nu Rn-x' .V, Gn-L-u. L. Knuulcr. .Mmm 141.:1 H77 W'nml. H. FFL'EIL R. Fulch II. Jenkms, J. RUSElhltilL 1-'. Budd. M. Huuurd. E. Hrums DV Kleinr cs, 1': . . ' ' ? Cf :9 ? V I Tlu'nl Ix'ox' hum R. Ulunlunu, R. Zerklu. D. Riem'l. ENTHNEERSiB'lHum Run. J. 'J'nmlwr, R. Weatfnll. W, mlu-nnngm. W, Kx-rlinu. R KJIIrnm'rn R. Lunulmul, Cltur'rmuu Rurmum! Um! R'IJJIII I :quc Slt'nluryikhimrd' H'ulfulf Lnun Km mlrr Truman r-leruM S. bar; .Uuri' Hnai'e'r ! AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATIONanHnm Ran .' J. Hughes, R. Oltmann, J. Palermo. Thu program of rim American Pharmaceutical Association is lmwd rm Eb: purpose Inf furthering thr vthics uf tht phar- mug prufrssiun. The assucixlrinn miitcd thv phnrnmcy nonze- papcr :md spunsm'cd upen huusc; during Pharmacy wcck and on High School day. The group wok part in the campus intrumuml prugram and entered an exhibit in the Fire Prexentiun week contesth DiSplnys un pharmngv were .1150 set up In the mmnhvrs in the Buuksture wimluu'. ARETE APhA Arete, meaning virtue and perfection, is The organization for women in the Physical and Health Education program. The new schuul ycnr begun with several social activities. leculrg members and freshman students were introduced to the group at :1 Srpkemher tezL held in the humming mom. hVnrm Orruhrr wrnthcr saw the members. gather for :: picnic in Drum pzlrlc, Frrshmun were initiated amid the gnicty 0f the Muthcr-Daughter banquet. Traditional activities in- cluded :1 party at Christmas. :1 spring; banquet. ARETE-mem Rain; 31. lumr. N. Rankin. .l. Lcuzlllru, S, Kim; R. Slnlllmzmn. 5. Linus: Swami Ru-Zih FL Hlmurr. I'. L'uslelluuL U. Rum. P. Punuh, H. MiIh-I. IL Schinnrr. M. Adler. N. Smillx, F. DeH. GA Grruu. E. XVmu-l. IE, Sunn. JV Rm, C. Casper; Thin! K113; BETA ALPHA PSI Alpha Sigma chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, national accounr- Eng fraternity. originated at UC in 1955. It was fuunded at the University of Illinois tn promote the study of accounting and its highest ethical standards and provide social activities for accounting students. Pledges are majurs in accounting. :1: least pre-juninrs, whu haw- mnintnined :1 2.00 accun'llr lative average. Speakers at mrctings and tours uf various Cincinnati in dusrries pruved to be of practical value. Among the many speakers were Paul Martin Administrative Vito President , . - - -- ' P - 31 4719. A IJ'V. I; of Ohm Nzltlunul Ltlt- Insurance Lompany, and Harry J. rml'.::;,:!,1,576.;Iznknllxuxm Mohlmnn. Executive Vice President of the Cincinnati Rcul mm mum, 1 - - 1 N, E , '11:. 11'. n in :- Esmte Buard. klnurs Included Fisher Body. Norwuud Chev- m IV ' 1': man Bm Imam! rolet. and Rulwl's Bakery. '1'.-,- ..-;4,1, 3.41mm Imum Q I' I I - BETA ALPHA I S1 Bau'am Ron V. Bilullmun. R. H'nlerkunm. F, Dfiiu'h. E. u'lcner, R. Rnheru; Se'mml R011: H'. Krim. J. JIcReynnlds, J. Stcphelh. F. PHdlinf. P. Runvun. LI Bauer. D. Schruffenber ger. P. Sharer. CADLhL'EA-Bntmm Rom C. Gmnlv. H. Stillman. R. listlmri V. Burg: C. ML'L'urnmtk. K. Lullvrlwi. D. Rhine. R. hVill; TbFnl Nam. H. Mrilus, Kusenhcru. XL Niznyt It is the goal of Czlducea to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of prtmedicul education in the study Hf medii cine and to encourage scholzmtic excellence. Th:- pmgmm for the year was highlighted by a wide vari- ety of speakers. Dr. Fuulkesh talk on the physiology of skin divingI provoked much discussion. At Christmas memhen oil the group cullected clothes for nCFd-X per-suns. A counseling service fur those interested in the medical or dental pru- fcssirms was also set up. HOMEECONOMKB CLUB HUME ECONOMICS CLthiiHntmm Ran H. Yeunmm. H. l'uuun. R E. MtDnrmzm. F. Brullu-r, D. thmmrr. U. Sturkmberu. C. Metluwu. Xu'uml Rare: K. Mulch 1: BVH. N. LWIIIJhnL A. CADUCEA The Home Economics Club was founded at the Univer- sity uf Cincinnati in 1911 and is composed of two represent- atives from each of the schoolls four divisions: child develop- ment; textiles. clothing, and business; food and nutrition: and teacher's education. In Nuvemher the club held its initiation of new members. A fashion show was spammed in the spring. Other activities included divisional sponsored programs and dinners and :1 Senior Almhvr-Duughtcr tea. LVHIVIMUH: 3'40;an Ran : DELTA SIGMA PI x y ; a ' E DELTA SIGMA Pl Entrum Ruct: D. Nnclntman. D. Cnlk. R. Fret l' Shaver. J. Bluin. R. W'ntvrr kumn. J. Harrell' 'mml Ro-x' L. Pctrrsun. H. Rudnlplx XV. Hnlmam J. Andennn. E. hVilmn. R. Finrh. J. Hosting. B. Krulzrnhnrz, R, FiSI.Jl4'f', Tlmu' ert' L', Pater. W. KirkNlritk. R, Shqur, L, .thicz. D, L'rgliu. 'lh, 'Jhillcrttmlnut J. JXIHLH H. Furrgwlrr, D. L'zlllml, T. tilaumtwcr. Pr rwiu'rnfikhiu u Frrv Ihiu Pu xii, u1 Rn lnmf CaM- NI . I , 1m vifamm Ilurun Tv I u-mu-Ju vm . Conic Delta Sigma Pi is A professional fraternity in the Held at cummcrce :md husincss mlministmtion. At present it is the largest professional fratrrnity in the United Stntcs. 0an of its DUFDUSES is to promote a closer nFFlliatiun between the commercial work and students of cummerce. Professional events for this year includcd guest speakcrs from the business world and tours of mrinus types of cor- porations. The main social rvont was the Ruse of Delta Sig Dance. an which a sweetheart was chnss'n to represent thc chapter nationally. Other functions were the Founder's thn' dance. a hayride in October, :t Chrismms party fur a chil- dren's group. and a picnic in June. In August the chrtpte-r was host tn Delta Sigma Pihs national convention, During registration members operated an information booth. l'rqyy Simlh, Rnw 0f Brim Sigma Pi, INSTITUTE OF AliRhN-XVHC H. SCIENCES G. Eslcup. Vv'. Klutzhuck: R. Burks, Burton: Ru The prufrssional society for nernnnuticzil engineering 5m, dents. ikx the Studcm Chaptfr uf tht- Institute of Atrunaui tical Sciencex The function nf IAS is to prunlutt knuwlrdgc 0f the Aem space sciences and encuurugr felluwship :lmnng members. This was nccomplishvd through :1 program of speakcrb and fillm related Lu aviation. A field trip tn the North American Aviation Cumpzmy in Columbus wins madc. Thiti year :1 technical library was 65.- tahlished in the Aeronautical En;,rl'nr:t41'inLr Luhommn'. IDSA lNlJI'bTRL-H, DEBIGK STLDEXTb ASSOCIATION nwrh C. kcnlur. E, lulu, S, Lvun. XV, l'muxcll, J M. hVnmln-r. SunnJ Hut.- D, ,lulumm. N. Nnrkmiiu M. ncrrnlcn. FaHuz: C. Mason. G. Dnmnhur, G. Grmhhuu. Rh Huunhwny U. Cilasrr. D. Twin. V. Fume. . D. Brown. P. Pimrzxakh In Lantzcr. F. Tepm IAS Pictured below are members uf the Industrial Design StuA dents Association. This photo was. taken at a recent symv posium hy NIatthcw Brady, class of 1862. It should he evi- dent to even the most casual observer that a true spirit of Camamdtrie exists among the members of IDSA. IDSA serves its members in many way:; through the ex- change of ideas in symposiumi and mminnrs, and in more practical wnix as securing tests before being given and hrih- ing and intimidating professors nut partial to IDSA memht-rs. E. Schmidt: Smndinu: . Kunncclyz Jlinin-i in 51v KAPPA EPSILDNAIJ'IMMJH Run: 5. Rn-ul. Ii. lh-L-mth U, Manuimlt'u. R, Ran: P. Hrnmhurh. J. Lunar. ll. LllurulImL L'. Hrcum-nmnm A. ML'KIIIIH: L. Shumnakcr, LI. L'LIr:linj.t. liy hlurr. L't 'l'mnr. I1, Julmaun. KAPPA EPSILON During the past year memhf'rb of thc- Kindergarten-Pri mary Club benefited from inspirational and instructivt' speak- ers. student panel discusgons, idem 53590115. and just fur get-togethch. As :1 student brunch 0f the Association for Childhood Education. the purpozae of the group is to bet? ter prepare future teachers. to understand and meet the needs of young children in the classruunL Annual events. include exchange meetings with Secondary Elementary Club. attend- ance at the ACE Study Conference. and :1 RIM banquet. fun UIIHIIIIIL R. u'hlr. 5':qu 'l'luml' Not; .I. N.Imm. Kappa Epsilon, rt prufeSshmEll pharmaceutical sorority, th'R fuumled at UC in lg-W. Since then Rhc: Chapter of KE fulhllml its purpmr' n1: uniting the women Studcn'rs at the L'rallr'gr uf Phunnzu't, umpemting with the faculty of the mllogu stimulating in its members a desire for high svhnlnr- ship. and pnwiding n lmnd of lasting loyalty. interest, and friendship. BChidES social events. the suturity annually pre- sents. the Klzllvzl Heck award tn the outstanding suphunmre student in the College of Pharmacy. KINDERGARTEN- PRIMARY CLUB KINDERGARTENVPRINIARY CLUH-Rnuum Rnw' J. Kulhnmn. A. Xfuum'y. P, Kuch. P. BustulL P. Jnhnwn. H, Jummi'. Naomi Ram: LI N.Ixakr, 1., .Xhhntl, L2 Yuml. M. Hcrhiu. L rams, L'. Duxmcr: Tldira' Ran: J. Stalcy. S. Hzlvn. G. Mnrhmn. .l. H'ulw. KL Httnmh R, Fourth Rorl' J. IIIIlun, E. lLICkHIIIII. J. Pnhsl. N. him Nullinghanl. J. Rinckcl. Jluuucnhum. A. Curlmmer; lellrrsun. ll. BIPIJHlkuIDD. KAPPA PSI Kappa Psi has the distinction of being the largest and the oldest professional pharmaceutical fraternity. Founded nationally at Connecticut in 1879, the local chapter, Beta Phi. was installed in IQZ7. Nationally and locally, Kappa Psi strives to conduct a fraternal urganization for the Inu- mnl benefit of its members. to develop industry sobriety, and fellowship, and to foster high ideals. scholarship, and pharmaceutical research. H11$fncss meetings were held every two xrecks during the school ymr; social and pmftwiunzll meetings. once a month. Highlighting the year was participation in the sponsoring 0f Prmiilt'ntil'unl Kin ,., P V I B01! I J the Kappa Psi national convention here this year. Represent HF rllf, I i I .0 M U rlfYH'JVIVI . n ' Nrm-mw-Nulip UMh-HMJ :mves from nearly 12 chapters encompassmg 20.000 mem- T,-4-..54.,-n01,m,-.- mm. bvrs were present at the com'enrinn. KAPPA P'Slili'armu Ram: Ii Hurling. P, lec. J. Hardy. P. Ritter. R. Manes. I'. MrCh-Ilund: .Y,ron.j RnTt' R, 0'54I11r. C. Dnnmm TA Suhm. JA Pnlrrmu. D0 Willcn CA Rubens. B. Bczlcy. J. Hunhes, G, Sicx'tz Thin! Rn: K DvuIn-Try. J, Hmlm. J. I'iukt'u, H 'I'I'nl'uldv, T0 Blair. Ii, XVulkcr. T, English. L. Dixnn. R. Sghicrcr. 128 OHIO SOCIETY OF I'RUFESSIONAI. J. Klimk. D, U:I:J:l1m'W. an-n Nu: ' ENGINEIZRE BWMH: Kn :; 1'. Rhllcr. W. thun, Nmnmf OHIO SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Strivingr tn unitt- mm 0116 group rhmv students whu arc prfparing for future mark in the varinus fields of L'ngianF ing, Ohio Society of Professiunnl Engincms :lffurds :m up- purtunity tu learn the benefits and :upirutium of the engi7 neering program. Gatherng for meetings twice lecll section, the 11161111wrs pmminent several movies on recent developments in the pruftssimh heard talks by induratrial executives. watched and participated in infurmal discussinn groups on :1 leittx uf topiCS. Occasional 1ielul trips tu firms lnmtc-d in flu- neurhy area were also made. HHIU SOPlIi'I'Y Ul-' PROFESSIONAL EVGINlHiRh ianHwH Rm. .' .l. 0.1145. .31er1 Km; J. Mums. Z. .L let'llhltill F , JHJIIJ. p Ih-mLm. K, Wilhrr. N. Pu wfr 1-11:qu Nu-zuw I 1y . I'M NJ. :11 11' lem A : Full! X. 1 r r fur ' 1'.'an lluru. Jim 3mirl'1 'I'numn riflm H'oiamf I'm .llIprr MHI HII . Iz. Dutmn, .l. Hunm'll. .Xllumx. R. Humnnu. D. RH'L'l-L I'HI BETA NEW'hIhONthHam Raw D, Aukcnnum. J. H'cssolman. R. Pmlnlsky J. Ruckuell. A. Sayer. Phi Hem Newton was. organized in May 1958 for the purpusg of prnmntinlg social fellowship among upperclass phlwics mujurs. Spccinl pmjf'ct for this year was the Amh- utiun of Phi Beta Newton us. :1 student member of the American lnsritutc of Physics. Other activities included rhc formation of tennis and howling tezlnm and several parties, In December an open huuse was hehl fur :lll physics majors. New members were initiated at the club's :mnual Junt- picnic. PI CHI EPSILON P1 CHI EPSILON . Zirroml R71: 5. Fozlin. PHI BETA NEWTON A business administration and engineering honorary for women. Pi Chi Epsilon serves to promote interest and enthui siusm zunung women students in prufeSsiunnl fieldsh Annually Pi Chi spnnsnm rhc Strawberry breakfast, to which each senior girl in business administration invites her favorite professor. The outstanding senior member of the organization is given :1 ring; at tht' end of the year. In addi riun. :1 scholarship is given In a promising incnming freshman girl who is interested in business. Hanan: Ron: D. VCimL P. Fringe. Sump! Rum: N. Smith. F, Kim. C, Thonwzznn. ....;..... i I , K E SFCUNDARNVELJEMI'IV'I'JRX CLI IilenH-m, Rory H. Munru. H. Urm-nu. J. fMJL'rl'x .l. Huhvr. f. 'lrnul. J. G C. Dyvr. 'l'lm'u' Ran: Hunk. N. Green. SECONDARY- ELEMENTARY CLUB UC-SNO is the coordinating branch of the Student Nu 11st Organization at UC. 'lAhmugh nwmhership in this organiza- tion, student nurses may participate in such activities 1:5 nurse recruitmcnt, research. and professional sessiuns on :1 district, state, national. and internutiunal leveL The organization itself was founded in Atlzmric City in l952. '1th UC chapter is already makingr plans m participate in 1901 in thc first urgunizcd meeting uf student nurses um um international level. STUDENT NL'RSES ORGANIZATIOV-Nerum Rm; Iim, N. 1 um! Ham 1 Ii. Mwlhlrnlh. .l. HIJ-khurn, E. thh, 14:. Kulw. H, ,Iurgrn, E, H'rigql, . ldvnmlurd. ll. Smum. IL lirmlmhuh .l. hhinklv. K. L'Hlm's. H. hdmii r. RI. Tu fmtl-r :m inn-n-xt in thc rmlchin; prufthion. t4! CA7 chungc l'tll'Ils. 11ml m mvul mciulh :er thc purposes Hf lht' Sccumlur;-I':lrlm-m;n'; Ciuh. Membership is open In TC xrudrnts xtmhing tn lunch grader. four through twelve. A5 pmirctx fur the Miur. rhl- Insullwn filled it flvlumks- giVing haskct and gave :1 hm. Hf tins m u nemlx family :1! Chriwtmns. A Yulemint hukr sulv wux htld m pruvide :1 whnlunhip fur :1 TC student. Tho mark :lfm'iTiN were climnxml lu :1 lmnquet for all memhen in lIny. UC STUDENT NURSES ORGANIZATION G. Hrckrr. .L Gmrinu. K'. HigmllL 54mm! Ro-n' AI, HUIIlEVE. ,I. Hruckmmm. J. Mmlwn. H. Jiurhvr. . SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT 2 . i V 7? i N r; .' h 1i , ' SOCIETY FUR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HANAGEMENTanHum Run: hi Gum. D. XVinn, L. I'Mcmmh 1.. Anmhl. D. Wllnlgnwon. Numb! Run: 1. funk. A. Zurim. L. l'cnlm'mt. J. Murphy. L. lenmr. '1'Mnfh'o:;' R. JnI-lnm H. Rann-r, W. Hrillnn, R. Sdnnid, W. Hulnmrl. J, Hurlium J, Scllrn. 'l'he Sucicn fur the Admncrmrm uf Hunngmnem offers burdncsa students an PXCOHPHI way :0 keep pace with thc llvnnmit hminms wnl'ld uf mdzu and tumurrmv. At munthh mvctings, 5AM members learnz'd ut Hrst-hnnd how mzmnge- mcnt pruhlcms are approached and solved through meetings with local businessmen and through tours of industry. The UL? chzlprcr is :1 neu'h-furmed pmfrssinnzll group. eager to 1mm and tiihCLlr-S the actual management prnhlems which cranfmnt thv mllvge graduate in the modern world. Recent HAM activitien included 'rhc joint sponsorship with the Business AdminiStmtinn trihunzll 0f the George Rummy; luncheon and mnvucutiun, :1 speech by an industrial consultant, and u tnur, mnvica :md speeuh at the new Inter- national liusinms Machines nHicc nn Victory Parkway. Uffinm m'r Dnu'ir IHHI-IIH', .uwrr'lrlr1'Jrrr1.rr.'7'rr.' Lynn Jrum'u', z'irr prz'xr'ahnl; um! Larry I'vfn'xrm, irr'mirlrrrf. 1112 5C XRAliiHhHum Nun R. Dcurv, R. krllmuh. l . Shunt. D. Blmmimrd. I7, Mkmx SCARAB Usirim :1 'I c mplc uf Scarab frzltvrnitg, um. funnch at CC in May 1929. It is open tn all nmnbcrs of the architectural program ranking :lt thc top of their clusxh. Scarab hasten. the advancement of the zlrchiteuural prufcwinn lay providing friendly competition and by creating :1 spirit ut ccmpt'rufiun within the mllcgc. It brings tngvrlwr studmn nf high Strind- zards and congenial HISECS, thvn-hy promoting gemd fclImx-ship and lasting friendships. An unnuzll 5kelch cmnpetitinn fur frr-shmvn I'mr'rmlvd in architecture is held 11nd three awards me granted The I'm, Tcrnity :llsu prescnts :1 Gold Mtdnl Award to thr uulslumling scninr in the program. SCARAH-Iiwlwu Ix'oc. D. L. Munkmnki. .XA Thrnmnnim Griulrr. L RMthlr. l'. Lm-ch, Dn-JuL R. Hriwuhmh. C. Niuu U. kclm. .I. Print. R. H. Dvuhxh. .L Vutum. :1. Pulrirk. I'Mmun. LJkL'nnn. I.. H'tllry. Unrkm l.. Kinny. T, 7':: .4va1:1 1?1-1 lam! LuL-rnum 'I'iu'vJ h'n:: ' ry-Jrrpr 3w pr WAlrx-rx. 5 A uml R4, :1 P. -,... ,. . u. u- .w IN , HUI; 1 ffmiu Ieruu l'ir. Pu mlxlrlbclrlianl .H'I'z : 34 4 re mm Vuyura. H .Mmml Ran: J. 101111 Priu 1'9. C'unk9. Xllwn, H, Ir 9a. 1: 3, 491$; V .'l h SOCIETY OF AL'TUAIUTIVE ENUINEbRShBanH Rah J. Trlurhcr. D. KIMNUX. J. Dn'ls. '3. Noah Suoml Ram: GV SlurnL C. Brnun, R, Bruun, K. H'llher. 5. Thumb. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS Clmivmuuihwmlyl Ilnmfu Jr. Chmvmsmifulul Summ .H'; ru 1m lillir l: Bfumf Zn . Um'u Truman ril'nJ Km: l: JFm Ihm. The Smitty 0f Aulnmntivr Engim-rrs i5. :1 national organ- ization hinding together those mm in the fields of design research. or pr'mluctiun of vehicles and missiles. In Nuwemhcr SAE spunsurcd the ledeu :15 21 rest of driving skill for UC engineering students. In Februar; :1 student pzlpc-r cumprtition on automotive mgincering was held. In the spring, SAE preaenred the limnunu Run. u Cumpctitiun tn uhtuin the hes? gas mileage. This event was cu-sponsored by the Standard Oil Corporai rim, and 'rrnphics were awarded. SUL'IE'I'Y HF Alh'lhOMO'th Ii ltNUJNEhKh Hum Rn.;' .l. lH-tcrs. J. Salvage, l,, Ouka. C. Erulh. NuouJ Ron EC Huxla. IL Ru-m-l. l' HWML J. vau, R. hhillmr, JV Rustnsluu. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS Along with sponsoring their traditional funrtiuns. the ASA sociation 0f VVumen Students 21150 had programs to inform women in various suhjc-CI: nut taught in the classmnm. 0m- uf these pmgrums consisted uf :1 panel UH parlizunsmury pm- cvdurc- and another discussed rumpus standards. In connec- tion with these activities was an etiquette campaign spnmm'ml hy the AXVS Standards committee. At election rim:- thc traditional Candidates tea was given 211' which all the women candidates. for office were introduced. and MN. Mun Gurmun. Head uf tho Hepartment uf XVelr fare- uf Uhiu. spoke to those attending. - - h - ., h P yr rim .s' u. But thrs u'zls unlr part or Ath. Ulhcr activities Included . f m f ' . ' d. . 1 Q: h l I . f . I'm: Pusuhnt-IJ'IH .Urn'uzmr :1 souul hour, th': tr.1 Itmnu . tmh Hr; wrul mud 0r .xenlorn. Sunnm-llurr mm JJu-amfu and another fabulous Ixnmpns lxmg dancu Tn-awnrhluziv Flwf 'a ASSOCIATION OF W'OM'EN STUDENTS BuIMm Run: H. M. Mclirnir, B. Mucnzcr. J. libel. B. Humlnmn: .Ymmm' Ran blush 5. Reed. J. 'l'aknhnshi. C. Zimmerman, B. Bulles. J. Lcuullcn: 'I'ln'uf Rm; LI Sandman. H. Mueller. Ahhnit. U. Alexander. KA Springnlycr. A, Lexus. S, Brunt , S. Fuml. 3L Nlt'll' 1. Keys. J. Oat. D. Draywn. L. Massinu. M. McCunn. :L Suhuurlz. bh Kruse: I'nurlfa Ram: K. Buch- uuld. R. Leimenstall. B. Tuerck. 5. Work. P4 Boston. C. Casper. J, Rahe. S. Mcycr, B. Bumhnff. JNHHH Chin affinm' my .Vum'J 'I'ujx'm', xyn'yfary; .Hm Hvtmrlunl, Mwyizlwit; Dium' lh'rlywm, rim pn'nrfa'nl; Royc'r Clark, fr'rm'urrr. Sucking tu inurczm- Chm: ,spin't :md participatinn in cln$s functilnh, this year : Juniur Clans uFHCt-rs fulfilled 2m mm lmirinus program. The :ldx'isuu hmmJ u'rls mcreusrd m gix'c mum xtmlenrs a chance m express npininns. A ccmrdination cmnmitlrc was wt up tn pmmutc claw; pmjects in other cumpm nrgmiznrinm. Intensive planning insurml 1m enjoy- :lhlv .Iuniur pram and a migration In Luuiwille. z'XdLlirinnnl pmjccts includml 1W din. pep rally. Clem puny, and :1 CUHCL'I'I in Friiruxlry. SOPHOMORE CLASS Saplmmw'r 1.71m ufiiun nn- Pun JNHH, irruxrln'r'; Cmmir L'OHI-HJ, JUNIOR CLASS Respunsihle fur murdinating all of the class activities were the Suphmnore Class officers. Throughout the year they worked to create :1 feeling of class spirit. Selling mums fur the 'l'hnnkrzgiving dzu' fnuthall game with llinmi, holding it camling party at Christmas, and aplmsuring tht- Freshman Fnuthzlll banquet in September were 1111 projects of the Suphumnrv Class this year. In addi- rinn, another service project was spnnsorcd in February and :1 final party in the sprilw. T'J'n- pruidrnf: John Grow, prmr'zfnnt: Card Tnluf, xvrn'fm'y. :33 . ,1 SENIOR CLASS As the lust your nf CUHPgt :Ippruuchrn. thc muxtligllt fulla upon thr Senior Clzlss and its. chuwn h-aulun -the Senior Class officers. 'ste four students haw :15 their main respon- sibility the cnmmlinzuinn uf the many chtixixics in whirh seniors participate. 0f primv important:- were the urgulizuriun uf the seniur class. project and thr; planning of stlliur wvvk. Activitie: Hf the three day senior week included tlH' pnnm :1 lmmluen and the class picnic at W'il1tur1 woods, ln Drccmhrr :m nlhsc-nim cunmcnrtinn was held to give seniors 11 mice in thc planning of the weeks events. Following baccalaureate and In day, and dimming hzml years of study. well-earned degrees were presented to the graduates :lt Ct-remunies in Nippert stadium. Dm'irl Curmry, prmfzfr'nl Tom JIimrivlr, rrmxurrr Barbara Br'au'n, .twrvhlu 5' up JIM , PUT frmih H! .u Botmm R117: J, Humml, l1 CUNS'I'ITL TIUN L'OMRHTTEI: Rm: ' T, Ailnmn. .I. LN. H lewr. TV FmIn-r. .5. Thw. IKN shuln-r, R. Hirhtr: XNDARDS VONHl'l J'IilCiI!-;Hum lx'on' R. Unukrr: Nuom! Rota: Vunml H. Akcn. URI IEYnXNCE AND SL'GGESTION Iimlom KML- . L Srhunrtz. J. Pickett: DHHUHP. J. Fry. 11 Slump. COMMITTEE: Srmml R013: E. STUDENT COUNCIL 1 i -: v .s As the elected governing lmdy uf UQ Student Cuuncil passed :lnd carried out regulations to aid the student body. All members 01' the council were elected by the students in the spring, The members then elected one of their number to serve as president. The overall purpose of coordinating the efforts of the University's governing bodies was accom- pliihtd thrnugh committees. The financial problems of allot- ing money from student funds. to University departments and activities was the responsibility of the Budget committee. The betterment mc the University through students' com plaints and Suggestions was the aim of the Grievance and Suggestion committee. Other committees were the Elections cummEttc-e. insuring.r fair electinm, and the Intercollegiate committee. which linked UC with other nmrln eulleges. In addition to its governing capacity the Student Council encnumged the formation uf Block C, :a student spirit group promoting school enthusitmn fur sports and campus events. Many pmhlems were faced and X'nriuLh- ideas farmed and carried out through the work of the Cuuncih m that the student hudy might reap the heneiits of u better Unrversity. Jlarz' Yuukilis, prairie ! S'H'DENT COUNL'ILeRnHam Rom J. Plckell. Irv Hicrnmn. ll. Yuukilix, S. Thir. K. Nichnm, 1 Ster- Kiupuulun; Sumnl Ram T. Fucher. IL Breher. B. Andree. R. Grinkt-rr U. Slumrn J. Lee. Tr Allman. Ii, Huuser. . . Shufor: Tfu'n! Run: 5. Krmo. G. Faster. A. Srhuuru, Al. Hhilhulm. J. Huuurd. E. Ulle- witlc. G. Mvets. Jr Fey, Dean l.. M. Jnhusnn. Donn R. RNIHIF. B. .HvUII. ARTS AND 5L'IENL'ES TRIJHTNALhISWMm Rat: Ii. Mukwlu. l . flneHc. Run: 7.. Pnh-my. AV Rnwnhmu. ,l. Fen I. Ken. The Arts and Scirmes tribunal has m its main task that of umrdinuting the varium activities M The College at Arts and Sciences. Altering Cnnsihtml of studx'ing the repurts and budgets of the Cnilege's organizations, listcning tn cummiltee reports. and discmsing prujems. Funds for several depart- ments. wcrc :Iisn zlllurtcd. Snmu nf its activities included hnlding Thanksgiving 11ml Christmas open houses. In addition. The trflmnzll providcd tours on Culleginte day. APPLIED ARTS TRIBUNAL APPLIED ARTS TRHH'N-Hhthmm A'utu R Gchhnrl. A. lesnn, CL lillld, I'. KLKmri'k, D lhmm, Y Zulln. Ii. llmlul. N, Slmtur. M Rusrnrlml: Xm-umf ARTS AND SCIENCES TRIBUNAL The Applied Arts tribunal furthered the interests of AA studenb. hy cumfnrtin;r the incoming freshmen With the Frt'thun 111ixer, 11y crlchrzlting graduatiun with the Senior breakfast, recognizing student u'urk thruugh the Fint Arts shnw. 11nd providing entertainmmr u'ith thr Christmas Egg .Vngg party. Bcuux Arts 13.111, and Spring picnic. Thr- trilwunal 1115:! did its hrs! In further the interfats 0f the college hr spcmsnring Cullcgiute den and by conducting tnm's 1m vmtlng grnups. Lmku. M. Gmchhl; Mun ! Hl'HlNliHS JI. Duch; Nunmf knit: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL linginevring tribunal is the .student governing lmdy of The Cuilegje of Engineering, A tliHicult task for flu- gruup this war was the CSUlMiShIHCHt uf ncu' rlllCR rvgnrding Nlmlnsric requirements. Familiar work inclmlml the nllurmcm of funds to the Cnnperatixe Enginccr and pnrtfripntfun in Cullvgizlto day. held for high .xclmnl scniurs. Social events under tribunal spnnsmxhip inclmlr-d Tht' Enginret's hall in January and thr 5LUtltIH-f;ttlllty picnic m the spring ISNHIYEERIXU TRHH'NAI,;HnHum RM. .' . Trne. L'. Inmntmmn. b. kluluxirh. T. Urrmmmn. Raw: .I. 'l'xlm. I- M a JD HNIHTRKTIUN S, Hprnuun', K. 'HL'rL'lct. : sr;.a-s;:m Waninrd. TRIHL'XXL-Bntrum Ran: IE MIUNH. I' Fnhburn. .l. Ix. ViHHHIx, .l, Wchh D. lem'rt. The ad- xistnry Imurd pmmnting studrnt activities within the college. Huxintsx Adminixlmtinn tribunal ix :1 x'tudenr Student grievances CUllcl'l'ningj Uniwrx'fty puiicicx :md regu- latinns were heard z'lnLl diacuwed. An hnanl up. The tribunal .xpnnwrvd u auccessful and well planned dance for nricntutilm fur freshmen was 561 the Culltgf :lr Hartwell country club in Junuzln. Included In the prngrzlm for the year were the annual picnic and spring bummer, ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL U, Urnnupki. D. Muldux', l5. Amlrcc. XV; U'cllw: Xymuyf WI 6 z: ' , g fl: NL'RSIXG AND HEALTH TRIBUNALhBoHam Run: 5 Kurman, E. Schmidt. A. Lnutznlhziser. E. Mllltllis, C. Dc Murlim. M. SH-nurl: Nunm! Ru-zr: N. Bryant. M. Funlcwlm. D. hh'cslwlt. S. Davis B. lluuller. B. Mutnzncr. M. Alexander. I,. Bierlnnlm Nursing and Health tribunal differs from othcr college tribunals in that it serves studentn sharing the same pro- fESsiun and the smile dormitory as well as the Same college, Providing :1 small gmup through which business pertaining to all student nurses amid be tmnsarred, the tribunal spread its work among the committees. Cluse attention was paid to the newly established honor system in the College. VVorking clnsch' with the nricntutiun program and sponsor- ing a graduatiun ten were twu murc tribunal activities. HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL HOME ECONOMICS: TRIBUNAL Bonnm Ro-u-r H. liuuler. F. BruLhur: XL Nllllrr. H. Ymnnnns. NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL This year the Home Economics tribunal devoted much uf its time to recruitment. Several functions were held for high school senior girls with the purpose of introducing them to the UC Home Economics program. Tribunal mem- bers acted its committee hEZIdSt and the entire school cooper ated by making posters and pmmoting the event. At the annual Honors Cnnvncnthm the tribunal presented Beecher Award Keys to the most nutstanding freshman and senior students in the school of Home Economics. .Yrroml Roar. B, Patton, l'lf-KRXIALX JRIHL KALiBuHUm Rug; J, Huuhup. B. Hrnucr, R Alccltun, R OIIIHIIHIL R. Hirl'u'fi .N'Huml Run: U. MLGHiImI'sx, E. Hn-uncmnnn. 5. erl. .l. Pnll'nnn: THU! Rum. BY Barth. D. Urlnk. G. Ruhrrls. J, l'ickL'H, C. Sil'vc. PHARMAC SE The thlrnluq trihunul stn'ts Eh the ccmrdl'n:llin;-r gm'cnr ing hndy of thc Cnlltgc nf Phammcy. At their bimonthly TRIBUNAL- Invenngn the rrihunules 18 members ht-lped plan ll cumhined social and pmfcsaaiunul program. Bcsitlrs encuurzlging schulurship 21ml actix'iries. The rrihunnl mnnsnrrd an nrirnmtiun party for i'rtshmcn. Tho Alumni . , h h . H mrmninvy dance wa: held at tho '1? cr hluh. and :1 hvents Hi the year fur the lcuchtrs Lollege tnhunul cnn- H U ?- h JP? 9 . . h . . 'emi-furmzal clzmcc was Uix'en in the Hrinu. Final event of suited of sponsoring zL Lhnsunus upen house. holding scholnr- h h I b . . h . . . rhr e: 7:: Vn'i'nllu'. shlp teas, and planning the bemor dinner. Helpmg pm- , 1r u h lpmlkl y spcctivc students on Collegiate day and Orientation diu' were other projects. With several new activities for the year. including :1 Teachers College newslettcr and 1m nH-cullcgc picnic. the IEACHERS COLLEGE tribunal cuntinued itr- t:1:.k of advising and prumutfn;r the many organizations and functions uf the college. I RIBUNAL TEACHERS COLLICC' 'I'RlHLixALiBmom Ru-x' R. Su'eeten, A. KIikuln. L'. 'J'rnut. I, Iluhcr. F, Lxuuuri; Mmml Run: 5. Ruckunml. .l. Urmlm. 5h Krusc'. J. Klehh N. SIan. IE. thiL-rl. L'. Hunk. ORIEN'I'NHON BOARDiRanm Rna' .l. Hills, L Willry. H. Parry; Sm J. Stormrmtulluat T. Ailumu. L, Juhuwn. Acqunintin; new stmlcnts with the mam hewilderin;r practices Hf the UntVfrstt-t' is .1 dcmunding tilSk and one in which many organizations participate. It is the purpnse ot' OrientthiIm Buurd m coordinzltc thC cFFurrs of all of these organizations so that a maximum efhciency may he obtained fur the honetit Hf L'C, Frnm the opening ztctixities of HIV YKICA :lnd XtVCA freshman mmps m the 111131 cuntuainn 0t Urimttutinn day itself. the hoard marked hard to wclmme nchHmcrs. BUDGET BOARD BUARD HF HL'Dt-li'lth UN N'TL'DliNT NRCtXIZATIUNShIRMMm Ran: M. hmkthx: Sum! I'h'nh I. .luhmuu W, KIIM. .I. Bu-rmnpnulm. R. Hvxhlvp. m t t v oml 1cm: R. mum, ORIENTATION BOARD The Hunrd of Budgets on Student Organizations 15' com- priscd of five- mrmhvrs of Student Cnuncii and four faculty mt-mhrrs :tppuintcd hy the President Of the University to aid tho student mtmhem in the allotment tat funds. Each urgzmizatiun submits its Imdgct early in the spring. Close attention is paid m all accounts to confirm that the nriginzll hudgvr has been I'ulluwed. Each activity is allotrd :l certain purtiun of the funds. dependingr on its needs and the benefit of its activities In the University. BIPTIIHIIL C. Vnuvl. SUL'IAI, l'lUARD IinIrrmz Nunmi Run: C. Hm. L'. SOCIAL BOARD I'niun Runnl is n .studvnT-fncultg gmup responsible for the general planning and puliq making of Student Uniun services. Five faculty members are on the lmztrd 31an with right students. six 0f whom hold leadership posirfuns in Student Union urgunizutinm. Uniun Bnurd Wurlic. cluwly with rhe Dirocmr nf tht- Uniorn Flm'd Hrrwcr, in an advisory posirinn. II mukrs rccummcndnrinns :md mmm-srinn1s fur improving the lecilitira and activities of the Sludcnt Union. J . a I L ?:vd' ' Ran: F. I.WI, L. Slnuk. R, UrmI-u-r. R. Mnrnn. 1;, Hith K. Huclm'IhI: 'JVrnul. Um thnp, Dunn Jnlmmn, U. vany. H. Hmun. IL Dnh. Burial Hourth rcxpunhihilifitx 1111: m zulvixr; JlSSiKI. :nni umnlinun- campus wrial :LcrivitiL-s. Hutizll Hunnl 1-K cnna'rnl'd with allCh pmhlenH .'1-i comma! rulvx and invinl M'unts. Luuns :H'c allocated to variuus mmpm zlrrix'irirs. :md University Micizll rules are vnfurcrd. ThEs 3cm :1 modal 3110mm was made to :mqunint more students with thc fmetfum uf Suciul Hullrd. The annual Campus Cuft-ndzlr is developed bx the hnnnl us part ut' its effort to maintain it well balanced .xuciul xchedule fen all urgizmizzuitms. UNION BOARD l'NION' BOARD BnHum Ran, K. Nichllus. .l. KunvoHrr, D. lerrhrmk. A. Rnwnhrlru: Suuml knn' N. Levy. R. Hizhtm I.. Jnhmnn. F. Brcueh J. Srcrmnpnulm. G. Enuhcru, s BOARD OF PL'BTJC'ATIONS-Bonom Rat. C. Martin. R. Bicbcr. T. Fischer, J, Cunim. J. Smlvcly: Swami Nair: 1.. Stuck. K. Nlelltuu. P. Huydcn. .l. Vedrn. M. Schneider. W. O'Neil. J. Lee, Crnurdinutiun zlmnng thc various puhhcatium is the pur- pux't- ut the Bmtrd 0f Publicatimm The huard keeps :1 Check mm the quztlity and progress of curh organization. The hnurd 211m sclcrts thn- Cditm's and husinrss managers for the News Record, Cincinnatiam Student Director'xu and Profile. It was decided this year that the chairman would he 56 lcctcd by the hoard itself, instead of the Student Council. Ahh twisting the hum'd in its wnrk was. the lecultx' :ldViSOF. KIr. David Clark. PI DELTA EPSILON BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Each year thme who have outstandingly SETVCd the stuH dent publications are honored by being tapped for Pi Delta Epsilon, nzttirmut juu rnuhmu honorary. At the annual Christ mas. banquet .Ur. David Clark. the new faculty advisor, accepted honorary membership in Pi Dclt as he gave :1 starc- nt' the publications message. ORicers. Jack Vedra. Joan Snavch'. Bill O'NeilV and Phyllis Finkelmrier, initiated the new members. late in spring. New Pi DCltS were introduced at the final banquet of tht' 36-2112 Pl DEL'I'A EPSHIJNthMm Kim. T. Fm'hvr, B. OtNeiL J. Vedrn. J. Snzn'ely. P. Finkelmcior; Nu- mnl Ruby 0. Mxnrrtu. U. KUL-rher. N. Ailktn. K, thuus, J. Odul'rs. Jt llurmn. D. Brlatuu. J mm Nmn'x Ir, :rfirmwiu rhirj CINCINNATIAN Jill'k I'ufrn, Ill'-Vf!IIII'7'.' Hill U'Nuil, pr'mlm'timr munuyr'r All year lung. peuplv dimpprzlr tluwn Il first Hour mrridur m Nb and 117 Union. shed their cuutm and help put nut a yc-nrhuuk. Suund simple? Well. it isnhr! The campm may not care :llmut :1 czlptfon's hingrh, :L phumgmph'r quality, or the culur 0f TIIC cover. hut them:- things assumed an impnrmnce m the staff and editors. liven hefnrc- the WW hunk was finished. work was begun nn this ycglrk. Rlunduy :md hIAhursdny were said to he sched- uled mccting nights, hut rhc ofhce lights burned through the entire wrek whenm er 21 deadline uppmuched. Snmetimes the KJH'iCEb were jammed with Editors and staH. and at uthrr timt's two 01' three editura shouldered 1h:- entire respon- sibility. wonderingr if !ht hunk wuuld ever CUIHC out. It took thf whole summer and 1111 September to get set- tled in new offices in the rear of the Union. The News-Rec- 0rd stuff donated .1 cont rack and a .Lzhiny nm - clock wag larought for the staff to watch. Dcsks. lamps, and equipment were rearranged fur the umpieemh time and the staff finally started tu work. Bull 5055mm, late H'l-ning Iwor hrruka :lr Ship's, new friendships, and the- Umppcr part; urt- rcmcmhcrcd. Brain- stunning 21 thrme, hlllllh nf cmpping. editing. Iewritinlu, uepirith' RigHS nn tht- W'ill1,grcilfidfahHHUIH: else hkrd ail MC :1 pnrr uf purriry;r our :1 yenrhunk. Ir'x' 411th :1 mixture that DflulLlCCs Cincinnzlthlm mch year and the special hrcvd Hf college student then makvs it pushihle. Carob Jlarfr'u, Iam'inru urmmgrr' 117 PUBLICATIONS V: 'JI WQEEMW . Kririr Erwin rlJz'zLx in pzzyr' jIr-rmfx frnm rnyrm'rrx. CINL'INNATIAN EDITORS RoHam Rnr: .1. Hanna 5 Smnnum. Ix. Budmzlld: Sunny! Ram' 15 Hun. C. Vnuclv. KV 'l'lmrnhur LI Dx-mu L I Tfu'ul Rum: D. Srhxmh. A. Hlilh. B. Strunhrillcc. H. O'Nr-J. ,7'rl JfIlH-IWA Huym. f'urpir. mu! Nitrh dnm um! rnl'ruu' tlrmrIH-r pmjm in mm! Juermr. tIXVINN VHAK S'l H-l- lwlnm m l'hir! IHmI-uliun Humvrl lh-mzm'l k'nm lulmvr . . . Umuuulinn Cn'n I'llalnr. Mllmlmlmlum lnhlul Rrwunh Llhmuiuu Txpiur. lillihu , krnlur lzchlur . M-mm IHm-I Kllnm MV Immum Immu- Mm hmmx ltdllnr In-hw Jidxlur. lqumnur lnlilm l'lmlnurrllvin l'IIirm Hmmuravhun A lhmm'n XlJuauc-r , Mxiqknll ISle-m lemm-I lenmuu Xlunmch VIXCINNA'I'IlN-mem Ron: P, Han D, Nlmnlv. .Vymud Ran, Ix. Tlmrnhurv. P. 'nnu. M. Tau'lur. D. GLHHM, C. Lunv. K. Kunc. l1. KIalwx. 1'. Up C. Denmkes, B. Brrucuhach. L, Janna. .. H. Xlnnrca K, Enlin, D. Ehbcn. .. Ummld; Tlunl' R mmm: Fourll: R T. Fischer; 3. Rose. JJIHIJ HJIInlii-Ili. H.1mic Hullux .' inllijnnv RH'VIlL-IILI Huh Ritllllmml Rainier. J. Murriaun. R Marshall. Jam Smxzh Hill KJ'Bu-s! . , . .IIILR l'dIIu lelmm Slmuhrlllur . Fllris Ul'lndkm Unlly UmIII-I Julm Hurrimn l'unlvn Camp V Karyn 'I IIurnhIIrv . K.:llw HUUIHMIIIJ . . . . .Mm .UurluvnlIu-r . Jucuuiu Hanna Unuln- Vnuvln: ,hlilu sml. lJlLk stllHilh Marilyn 'Hewn I'm Hnu l'zlrulr Mdrlxn . . . .ll'l'l'y Rum .lun Rankin. Julm Surn't cdm. K. Hudnmld. J. Hum: T. IL1rku.J. Tanscy, B. Hart- Ginny Anvrbrr, rrfltur-m-tlm'f Km Nie'lmw, lIm-inm: murmur:- 1 NEWS RECORD l I V IJ'fIIHIir' WFHNHUSafHII l'rffcr rhyrk copy brim? it you to print. NEWS RECORD STAFF IMirm'rinAt'llirl . . V V . . . . V . . V V . Ginny Knrrhor Hlnilltu Unmxm V V . . . . . . . . V . Kc Nlelmus Hnlmumu lidllnr V . . . . . . V . V . V . Pete Hudzn Amnialr lCdilnr V . V V . . V Phylln kaclmcirr I Nmu tililur . . V . . . . . . . V .lmu'l Morgan K'u 1701mm ltnlllun . . . . . . V . . . Lynn .lnnn. Ron ScVunun Sndnl lidilnr . . . V . V V . . V . V . . leyn Vrimlnmn lintnh ltdilnr V V . V V . V . V . . Norm Ailkcn VLkMVmI . . V V . V . . . . . V . . L'hurln Muller L'upv E5 ilnr . V . V . . V V V . V V V V . l.g'nrl Jam's Amlemh . V , V V V . inrlmru BauIIuL'V Nnnuv Huckur ' lzdllmml lnlmm' . . . V . . V . . . . K'unnic MLL'urmnck I V-Xrt lzdilnr V . V . . . . . . V V . V LUV: blmlumnurl Tmlmlml LVJm-r . . . V V V V V . V . . Frl'd Hale: IVlerzmzln . V V V . . . . V . V . . . . . . . Liniw VVchcr leuI VMIu-rlmnu Mamuw . . V V V V V . V Dun H'mkukin N.Iruuml .Xulw'rlmuu Hmmurl . . V V V . . . V V . X1211 Hcrlr thumrn Hmmurr . . V V . . V . . . . Marilyn Muvcr: HHiLz- Hmmuu V . . . V V . . . . V V V Extlxrr thmm Qn'n-llry V . . V . . . V . . . . . . LmIIn IJL'nIl-KIM VMI Luwml Mammy . . . V V V V . V .IuVm Murvhy L'n'rumnm MVnmm-r . . . V V . . . . hlelel Cuoxlmun k'hwl'ml .hi Maulml V . . V . V V V . .luhn Hult-r I .3! J To print news of tho mmpus filirli, accuratch. mid inter- estingly In reflect the wishes nf thc srmlrnt huh, and m tilt us much as possible In impmvc tho liC campus wr'rr' thc gunls the News Record set for thc 'SQv'OU :lClliiK'l'niC i'car. To accomplish its :Lims, the editorial hunni nli fiH' newspaper met wrrkly to discuss campus pmhlcnis, priSSihlf CiiiIlH'iili cum paigns. and the munm-r in which editorials would he p resented. Every member of the Stuff .st-rved us rcpnrtvr, cupyirender, typist. headline writen or junimr :il' wine time in tht- hectic rush to meet the KIumlzii deudlincs, which often made .1 week seem at least two days long. Guided by a new udviscr with u keen sense for journalism. Mr. David C12lrk.iilf'htflff was :ililc to write 30 on each week's work with :1 sense of satisfaction and pride. The business staff kept a tight financial rein cm the swim times nver-zealnus editorial 5.:qu and managed tn keep tilt' budget balanced. A convention in New York, :1 Christnr ' arty, am April Fool's party for campus leaders, :uni severui other L'at- togethem helped maintain the high degree of cumurzuleriv that characterized this year's stuff. NExVS RECORDhRoIMm R0117 F. Hula: Srzfulvl' Run. C. MLL J. Uducn. 5. Billings: Thin! Racy: C. Prim. N. Berni. M. ShuninL .Ur. L'Im'fc um! Rui'l'yn Friwlmrm rummrnl m1 1hr WU'MHJ probh'nm in IOU!!! t'alumn. R. Smmnn. N. Ailkun. J. Miiruan. l'. Huvdeu. P. Finkcimcwr. L. Junta. ni.n:k. K. Timnihurvi L. mem C, Kuhsin, B. u'm'ilncr. f, H'chcr. C1. Kreidcr. IE Hrrmlunl. L. Slcucrnziuul. 5. Umidnmn. Rik gag. PROFILE M. thnuidcr. P. PIHH, J. Lee. It is :t mutter of record that this year's staff is the most incompetent cu-r nssmnhltd under the proud old banner of the Prnhle. Curingr unh' to please ourselvea and matching in I I PROFIIJE Banm Rom' M Campbell, 1 mm. H. U'Nrii, B. llmld: Suomf Rn't;' D, Bmmu. G. Imp. I I indulcuce and lnssitude Ihcse .xnmc qualities un rhc part of the- studenr hmlyu which cures not for life mirrored in the creative processes 0f an astute mind. cares not. in short, to express itself. being. in shurn the insipid gvnemtinn. we have fuilmi-zmd failed consciouslyaru match their apathy and HM puhlhh anything. We have, on tho nthcr hand. :Lhunduned nursflvcs tn fri- mlin :md LiixdetinlL 'I'he enrirr year has hem u snub in :Hsnrgnnimtinn um! imprm'idcnce. since we heeded nm the k'nlmnilmm mzltcrizll hf good quality submitted to us by the students 41nd put out only threr issucs. written hy ourselves for thc 111:.st part. Thus Huh :1 great year. L rm Lu h Inmirrmx muunyt'r' Jlilw N: hmwlrr, nhlm'rr'n rlnr'f STUDENT DIRECTORY S'I'I'DENT DIRECTURYiB-lnum firm, Ii Heunlm. 5. Huh. J. Unnhn. J. Knul'nncrt Humid kuit' XIA Brill. B. thnctw. Ht Uclu-tx. U. W'nu'crmtm. Romcos nceding that certain girl's phunc numhcr, fmntir 'gnmmt was due, and students trying tn discover when rm :15. others sending out Yuletide grectinga found that the 'WVullc-t Segup coming to their rewue was the- S'tudem IMFCCIUF-L This encyclopedia of ceunpus informatiun listed the names of all classmates along with their addresses. phone numhem :md cnlfegcs. Faculty numht'rs and tho prhidtnts and meeting places of all organizations Wt-rc also included. Cumptling the bunk meant getting nssmnhlingt and typing all the detailed lists of dzttu and then chrcking pugs prnufh before the hunk wmt to mesa. After all the work and time it had contributed. the stuff. heaving a sigh of relief. felt A true sense of accomplishment when the finished product H'Eb iinally tlistrfhutt-d tn the engrr student body. JUIW'I' Utmim, t'tl'imr-fnvt'ltitf Ltu 510411 lmtim'n mmmqt r COOPERATIVE ENGINEER CD-OP ENGINEER-Buiium Rat; : U. Neel. Dt Maddox. B. BIJCk. L'. Buchmem. T. Allman: Suoml Roar: S, Thumus. R. Rutiltrfnrd, N. MtL'nulrv. J. Samrr. J. Hill. 1'. HemkFr; Thin! Ran: T. Greenmau. Ji Gunmen J. McCarthy, G. Krallmilch, 'l'. Dnawll. L'. Hmuni A quarterly publication of the Engineering college. the Cooperative Engineer provided the students with a maga- zine that included huth articles about their professional Held and about local engineering huncmriesi In addition, the publication Contained essays, humor, and science Ection ar- ticles of general interest. The Cooperative Engineer is .1 member of the Engineering College Magazines Associated 21nd 112:5 won several awards in the puSt for its cover design and general make-up. Its staff is not limited to Engineering students. but includes members of the College of Applied Arts and other intrrcsted students. A wide variety of talents, from writing: to business, were necessary in order to produce the magazine. The meeting place for the Stuff W35 a recently acquired mom in Huldwin hull. Biff Bfurk. nlilrnt-irr-rJ'IJ-r'f Dun JIIItleJ'Ux. bru'im'u mmmyrr RELIGIOUS GROUPS STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Promoting better understanding and cluser mnpcmtiun :unung rCIigiUllh groups. the Student Religious Council has hclpni awaken campus spiritual life. The Council, made up Of representatives uf all UC rcligiuus fuundatiuns, the YWCA, and the YMCA, cnahlcd each to become acquainted with Iht' programs, problems. projects, and aims of the utIu-r organizations. The council was respumihle fur cnmrdinution and much of the background wurlc fur rcligiuus activities. In rm effurr to stimulate spiritual feelingh stzlsnnal and truditiunnl funr- tiuns were SPUFISUI'QLI by the council. The Religious Orien- ration hnoklet at the beginning of the schnul ymr, eriginus Emphasis VVeek in the fall, thr Interfaith dinm-r in mid- wintor. and XVnrld Univergity Service in thr- spring were ull plunned by the council. 'I'rz'uaunvijnu' meun Pn u'llnnthK: n Su'tlrlnmnn I'm l'rmidrrrthCilurfrs .UuHur Kunturjhilury Lou RH: STUDENT RELIGIOUS L'Ul'NClL?BuHam Rina Rm. Vim Dcmcn. LU Muller. K. Seldclmnnn, J. Brcmuut. J. Lrnmnn: Swami RIrliH' 5. Faust. M. Fuulemnu. l1, Prlzel. T. Blnkt J. Oxizcts. K. Hacken- SH'HI. HAPTIB'I' le'DlzNT 1 El4llhhvslllP-B'llfOPH Roz. H Huriln. O. Heuck. Srwmi Rum. E. Duhun. J. Lulhrup. J. Kmrcll. M. Leach. 5. Con, HA Parker. T116 PUTDUS: 0f Iht Buptixt Studcnt Frllnn'ship is. to develop amung .stmlenn LI. feeling uf hrnrhcrhood through worShip. study. uml acricm. '1th group is. greatly concerned with tho impliczltium uf the Christian faith for :1 modern rechniml wcivty. In their meetings awry Tuewhu' the memhrrs prugrcsscd in their cmnprehensiun uf Christian gruwth and understand ing. Smiml events included thr Frrshmun mixer zuld A party on Valentine's day. REW RELHIIULH EMJ'HAHIS WLEh-Hwtom Rm: N. Tmlur. Ii. I'Lclu. C. P. ' Nutnnl 11' h L'. Tram, ,L Hrm'knrmn, K, Hm'huAlul, A, Scum. KV Timmhnn D. DLHIUIL .l. Hcrn.1hm. G. XYhmnulxm. N'. Hrrln. Huh Phillipm. .l. Hex'er: BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP Spunsured 135 the Student Religious Council. Religious- Emphusis VVeek serves to mlhzmcr the name of rt-Hgfon and strengthen thr mural hhtrs of the Linivcrsity'. The theme. dealing wi'rh social and mural problems in mcicty, was entitled Is It Your Concern? and was t-x- tensivt'h treated in wnvocutiuns, seminara dorm discussions. and lunchcuns lu' well-knnwn Protestant Jewish, and Cath- uh'c clergymen. The main speaker was Dr. Hurst Anderson of American Universities. Mullen K. FTm'kz-mlrin. F. Nrr'f: Thin! No.2 HAIJTIST STl'DEN'I' LINIUNw-Balfum Kan: hV. Hcltnn. J. Greer, A. Luna XI. Kirckh D. L'Alrnn: Xunml Ran: L. Jc-humn. J. Jillncrwn. .1. MannIn. WA Hx'Un-unr. U. Hhunux. RA Huzrninurr. K. Hururxm The Buptiur Sruclvnr l'nirm i5 :1 diqincrivc student or- gzmizuriun pmmrm-d hy the Huuthm'n Baptist Cunvemiun fur BAPTIST STUDENT UNION srudc-ntx in mllrgrs, Lmivcrsitit-s, and technical and pro, fwsinnzll schrmls. It is stmImr-lmh church-rclnttd. and Christ? ccnrrrml. Tht- BHL' st'I'VCd :15 :1 viral link hetwecn the .xtudents and Running from Sam, the chapluirl's monstmw humwt hnund. m' hclping thc chuplnin's twuV-xsurhnld Llunghrt-r play the piann pruvidc-d much activity fm- the members of Cnntt-rhury the lucnl churchm in the college center. It mm. in turn. the church at work reaching out Ln students. Haida: weekly mI-rtings, fellowship wm pmmnted through socials. Club. In between were held discussions. mm'icx parties, and philanthropic projects. The organization :3; 511111150de hy thv lfpismpul Chulch fur :Im' srudenrs intcr'rsrrd in the mum :lxpr'ch. Hf Anglimnixm. Chaplain for the group is The Rev. 'lhhunms lefcrn. Mvm- CANTERBURY CLUB hugs are held :11 his hnuw cm Sumhly cveningx L'hNTERHl'Rh CLL H Harlan: Nu: Hr L'nrcim X hlunhh D. thvr. K. Klnllsttlrr. J. .rhmnurlh: Nnnml Run: '3. Sylm', H. Prriu, S 51 I. A. Irhlvr, L, 'J'vmn. H. Unulc'n: TMMI Na; 1: RCIHHII. W. fmrhr. l'. lfdmlin. G, Wuhan. J. H'umlx. JV Xurtnm. HILLELSBQHWU Rana R, Gnltlhrrurr, .l', TI x, B. Rullcnhcrz, R. Sulllulfcr. M. Schnal. b. Snidcnlmn. A. Mumrh. T. Pink 5. anl. S. I.chcnhcrrz: R9 C, S1rnsacls. S Lcihuunz. P. Turhorg. A. law. 5. Snitlz-rmnn. Hillel foundation, sponsored by the B'mti HSrith, brings to Jewish sturlt-nts at UC u mun- adequate knowledge of their heritage as well as numerous social programs. Studentlcunductcd services were held cvcry Friday evening to enahlc those participating tn Express themselves. Speakers and study groups were some hf the programs. VVednesday lunches gave members an opportunity to relax, play bridge. or talk. At Sunday dinners they met prominent individuals. A weekend was held with the Kliami Hillel. CINCY CHRISTIAN FELLOVVSHHP I'. Nuvenlhcrx Humid Thin! karn: S. Bunncll. HILLEL Believing that m encounter with the living God is a ne- cessity for peace of mind and soul. Cincinnati Christian Fel- lowship presented the Scriptural claim of Jesus Christ :15 personal Savior and Lnrd in the life of :1 culleginnt A stress was placed upon dynamic faith and daily consecration, and felluwphip was promoted by a student-centered program. Regular activities. included noun prayer meetings, Bible studS irs in the Union, and 'lShursduy night meetings with speztkerst movimz. :md pnncl discussions. CINCY CHRISTIAN FELLOKVSIHPSHnHom Rana: L. Spuurw, P. Funk. S. vacnmcr. J. Rcvcr. S. Gun; Suoml Ron: C. H. Duiuhl. H. Clark. 0. chck. J't Hnrun. D, Schculc. ll Spmmcr. E. DulwlL LUTHERAN FOURDATIUfN Hqum Ran: T, Hildchrund. G, HL-rlnkcnmuu, K. Flukcndrin. D. FFHA u Ill'li : N1 1Jr'tl Kw : A. LUTHERAN FOUNDATION T0 R'Iethodist students XVesley foundation is the corner- stone for spiritual growth. The group prm'l'des opportunit: for leadership and service. Highlighting Vesln' activities this year were u freshmen scnvcngcr hunt and banquet, a halloween Ghost Conven- tion party, a Christmas treeitrimming party for 35 children, visits to Cameron Church for the deallmums, and dedication services. Special programs. included interpretariun uf religious art, music, and dzmce. Ulwn. K, Sculchnzmn, U. Fullcr. b. Hildebrand. Lutheran fnuntlutiun WIN organized to help YIN fllc spir- itunl, intellectual. and sutinl nerds 0f Lutheran smdrnm KVcdnc-sdny night meetings were centcrcd around group dis- cussions of such mpics m; interfaith during and Alcoholics. Anonymnus. Professional speakers were also invited. Socials wcrc mostly planned, but sometimes spontaneous; ICCturfS sometimes turntd into parties. Through these and many more tht members of the Lutheran foundation worked toward :1 firm foundation of their faith and lives. WESLEY H'ESIJiY FOLNDA'I'IUNWHOHMH Rout Ii W'zlrrcn. L Jnckwn, B. Bluuiuax. Mrs. Schnelr. Rm. SIC- nhr-nmn. H. Slump. B. Strickland; Suvmf Run; K. lernhun: R. Mnrrin L W Iukrr. M. Fuulesnnu. M. Rnlllhnlufn. A. McKinley. P, Rtnruurr, K. Slcntz. J. Hniuzmn, 1'. Irish: Thn-I Ran: B. 'I'huycr, S. Conner, J. Juhlmln, Green: Fomrl: Ram : G. Hum. L. Smith. R. Rnduscvic. J. H'ilwn; HIM: Ru: R Hughes. R. Khmmm. .. RieuII-nknmx. K, HrAHmm-y, D. Hl-xlcull. L I mn U Franklin, 1.. SclIuHHEr. S. Mulhma. P, Hurrinnn. G . E. FL'IIJL N. Budcalheimcr, B. Hunard, J. Fum. If. chu. N. Hunmhrin, ll, Bicduukuvv. H. TrmIl'lL ,uidry. J. L'amplmll. I.. Shoemaker. J. Curd. P. Benin NEWMAN CLUB R. l't-lzvl. S. 'l'cnnuvcr. J. Hrumml: Swami Rn .l lellrm S, J'e N. Melrw. .l. Thnmmun, h. L C. l'dmlch. 1'. Hull. 11 Fullzcr. M. Thlclc. A. Filzmrnhl: 'i'hml Ruur .l, Huck. R, Zimmermzm, .l. Se- Ah bmln. .l. Imrunnn, Rh Flnumnn. D. VAIHIPFHIJM .l. Ewclauo. R. GohinLu D. I'elzrl; Four!!! .1. Hu-rkuT, A. I'lllrn IL DriUL-r, J. Ruimcr. ' R. Crusunzln. h, thl. I . H'mlurlluhrr. In Jul'nIme. I I I NEXVKIAN CLL'HhHme Ron I-'. Murnrh. C ZInmn-rnl.vn, U thlncnlrr. F Funik1un. E Prlzrl. E. BurIxI-H. L. Krw. I'umhwhmum leul The Cincinnati Chapter 0f the Newman Club was founded I'hr n u'rl: mhlfd I'rurrli'utur in lqll The group aim is. to entourage religious, cultural, Sunmv uime. Hr! 1 mm: :1er anile activity 21mm; Calhuhc students. Tn-rmnuiffulr hu'rlmmn . New members are initiated after attending four sessions to learn of the organization's functions. and passing .1 rest. The Club attended mass and breakfast cx'cry third Sunday 0f the month at St. Aloysius Orphanage. Friday night meet- ings, at which lefuus refigiuus speakers spoke to the group were well attended. 0n Good Friday the members made the traditiunal climb up the steps. to Mt. Adams. Newman Club ulsu Sponsored :l Tour of Cincinnati for new studrnrs and gave .1 party open to all foreign studentsh Those mmnhcrs intcrcsted in spurts participated in the club's howl- ing lezlgur ur enlisted 0n unc of the teams sponsored in the lfnix'eraity intramural program. Sliir'ii um! flimm mill Hf! II; ermrmy nu f'3'ftfny in. WESTMINSTER FOUNDATION WVESTXIINSTER BnImm Rm:;' 1. Snnvrly. . , Srhuurlz. R, Hurlle L'. Luxcr. C. Rnul'rb. AI. 1:- :Uullrn: Swami R : J, 3Irllms. J. 13 er5. R. Mnier. J. chlvr. .L HufherLK C. Canm. B. Hulnlmff: Thin! Rm' E. H'nnmuk. R. Yzm DunsL-IL R1 Yulcs. D. Suitznn M, kurth. W. Kim. C. Brctz. All inquirers :er welcome and respected at Vestminsrm' f'miJ-m-knu Hmdw Inn. PH .',r...: r:l.u.I.- 1.. 1w 5': H4 mailman: ijmu T: - asun- u RunKl'r H4 Jun f7: ll: foundation, :1 Qtudent Christian organization led by elected student OfFICEIS. Th: group is sponsurcd hy the Presbyterian Church with various churchrs in the area lending their aciivr nuppurl. An attempt is made to provide a program Thur thoroughly combines spiritual and social activities. The members cmlld h:- fnund meeting on XVf-dnegdm' eve- :, nings at which time a vnricd pmgmm of discussions and x V$ ' Egg H.114. talks was. presented, On Friday eveninga an open huuse was. 't ' ' . held. At this time the studtnts gathered to play Lanna, watch ; , L' TV, he served refreshnwnts. or mlk. Parties. retreats. , picnics, and tournaments were held throughout thc year. , A , The fuundztriun house was npen every day In prnvidr studcnts with a quiet place to rest and study - x ,3. x. . '5 K . 5-3 w. . - - - v , HT; H Arrmmxtpnnl Sulfur lrmh a H wImxrlu-x nigh! fa: um. . f' ltil YOUNG NIEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIOxiBMlam Kip: . B, Eldrlmle. u Cunpcr. K, Seidrlmnml. R, Brawn, J. Sulmnh; Xunml Ran: H. Fu-udL-nhcrzur, M. hvllilt CV Pics, B. Munm'r. D. L'Ivnulanh, J. Trllrr. S. Slmsier. L. Rmimvr. Puszrnfth pr Ndrl'ro'muvm The hub nf religious activities on campus OHEIS opportu- I'ir: Prmniuvl-Ulmrn Confun- nitics for individual expressiuns of beliefs and ideas as well .S'z-xn'nrrr llm Nclmrrh . . . Tmmm Row-r Bron us trzumng fur leadershlp. In the wring and full, members of the Young llen's Chris- tian Assucintiun were invited to join special conferences at camps in this urea. There authoritative speakers presented challcngcs in the form of introspective questions. Individual development was mud:- pnssihlc hy participation in intramuruls, publicity activities. and committee chuirmam ships. Ont of the main cmnmittees was Cuncrrnrd with edit- ing the YKICA News Letter. Freshmen were welcomed to UC 21: a weekend camp hcld before orientation. The Freshman Uuh allows a real opportunity for individ- uals m express themselves. Activities included a Freshman dance and mundvtthle discussiom. Frwfrmuu Club nfffu'r'x are John Harris. T'HT NNE- Iiurf; Jim Silrr, pnriu't'ni: 11ml Duz'r' LN, .HJII'E'I'IU'VIL Hi3 YWCA YOI'NU U'UU EiN'h l't CnHi-mll. M. Liselom. N.Iuml Rm; .L Srhh: Tlnm' Rn-u: Thmugh the YWCA many girls on czlmpm can take putt in a variety of fun-hlled events, such as the zill-memhership dinner and program held once 21 mnth and the yule lug cere- many that opens the Ch ristmzlg season. The association hopes m increase the education of its members through the devele opment of Christian ideals; One of the high points of the year was the NY :ponsured camp in September fur freshmen women, In addition, there were an 1W Day luncheon for senior women and the Sacrificinl dinner. with all proceeds going to the W7nrld L'nivcrsity Service. Memltership is open to any L'C woman student. The noun m?etings 0f the Young Ufomen's Christian Association saw discussion of such topics as Hne arts and homemaking. Sev- eral Social chtiVities were held during the year with the. lini- versity YKICA. CHRISTIAN .l. Huminu. l5 XQK'OL'I KT N. Tnylur. Kinhcn. J. Cnnh rfixplrzy MINI! Ill mmithly ullvmrml'u'nlup mt'rtimL IONiBOHIHH Ran. J. Clark. J. Hill, A. Ruhipch. .L Lama. C'. Truutt Le Ushnrne. F. Xuml. J, SLJICV. Ehrl. h. lluxuellt J. Odrwra. K7 Bmhuuld. C. lmhuH. Pn'.u'fltnli.1 !l Rabiulx I'ira l'rrxid. welum-I HIH Srnrmrr-Num'y Taylor Truzxun reletlx Ho: umu 163 SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS BAND In lyrirulfy 101.11.fflfll'llllllH'l'flffl'fr Jlr. H'm'n-rul rfirrrfx Hzr I'mml during; flu alum mrztrr :z'hih Nu Hulrhlhm' Hum! nr ritte'nrimr. 164 Hand mcmiwrs SIHH'C :1 Spirit and 1min the like nf which cannut he fuund :lm'whcrv c'lsc :m campus. Klnrching dmvn Clifton avenue in 21 driving min en? mute m the pre-Hmnemming pep rally of arriving from Chicago at 3 :lm thm' remain inimitable. Tho must Spirited of :LH 13' Professor Hurmuk. wlm 11:15 how lmnd dirccmr since 1035. me rhc tilsr day at band camp through fnntlmlL hllslifthiln. :md cunccrl wuwm the Uxivchig uf Cincinnati Heurcnt Bands haw ht'en husy. In mlditiun tn plm ing at all home fnurlmlf gzlnu-s, 1hr Hand lhllkl? :1 successful return trip tn play :1: tht Chimgu chlrsileltimnre Cults game in Chicago. TU clinmx The football SEHHJH Jux'cr BnrlnvcH nf Kappa Alpha 'Hu-m wna H'lt'ctml :Lx' thc IQDU Huml Sponsor at the Miami game un 'l'hunlhgiVing. After football .wusun thc Band for the first time was divided into two groups. The Varsity Band played :11 lmakcrhnll gumcx bringing semiqmpulur jilZL 11nd Ifixivlzlml muxic to its audiences in :ulditiun tn the xrzmdunl mnrvhm :md pep music. The Cnncert Band mncmtmtml un playing :1 higher standard nf musk fur ih three cnncerrs. Thr selections mngcd frum Classics m 511;;th tunes. Smullcr hands Cnmpusnl uf students fn m thc larger groups pluyvd fur umvm'n'tinm bnrcalaureate, :Lnd cmnmencemenr. li-XNU H HMm Rum. 37v. F.1mlur. .l. H'umlrufi. l.. Hlasulm. ll HrrknmmL . Jlarxlnll. C, blrutlnmn L. llmr. Tu l'L-nn; huwul Nam. .X. Mununl. P. Marsh. M. XVnsmrnmn. EL Blrxil M. Tlmlm: l. Wnsavrmun. K. Kunz. PV Ellxnllv L. lADSfIJJHh. 5. WI m. 1, H. Dmhcr. M. Gmmz. A. Fwy. b. Nnucl. Ii, chnlc B. bhuck. LC Bcrusci. L, Hell. .I, DI n. Y. I'uslur, L Shmklc. D, Hx-ucucr. LL Sclxirmrr: Illid Ran J. Eickcl. J. buznuxm D. Ruhrur. l'. .hlmm, G. Enlinazer. .wkhm'ta-r, l.. Iiruun. l.. Lm-h; FumM Ruck: C, MHZ, U. Rnlrlmhmcn RI. RuncL, I5. You'lz-r. LI BLnk. l'. chry, S. VVir- :nmL J. KFILn-IL L'. M :waH-r. H , Vm'uuuxlu- R Kuvlm. R. MulilL. . Dumlll. XI. Srllmnhmu. R. Lumen. L'. inner. D. Drismll. C. Kurkrilz. J. VcIlyX .L HLlr-lllll', J'HM Ix'nrt' WV Cunk. XX Hruwv. O. lJIIhIIVlIIQ S. hanL' 'II. 1 , Vcrunl. D. Humu'r. IL. Hulliuuur. IN Gnrrislnh E ,Mnunuddt'r. ,l Rnlu'rlx. l, Hmvr, P. Jnlmmu. J chkd, I., Hurmn. .l, UL'L'h-llmn. C. Lumhly. H. L'llnlnn. 5, Flu. BA lJJlVilINUlL X. SaanrtL D. Guillcl. Dumbtrrv. .l. N.Illnlm: Muir Rmm' V. TIvuran, D. Konm-lr, D. Drikcull. D. Luinhart. Ii Cnrnm. .l, Hudy. R, Unicr. A lilvcr. N. Smith. F. Rurhmker, .l. AI- L'He. .I. LI'HIIILIHH. IL L'urtsmurr. Ii. VuII.nP. W'. Tv-unwml. .F. Frmlvrirk, l'. 'HMImI-m. li. MMrr. h. IIJVZEA'VJIII. ll Nim. 577111-11: Km... RA Hmuu. IL. ltxwrl. R. Jlnrmnk. U. Fullirr. I4. llnllmn. R. Irxm. H. Hommm. T. benu-idcr. 'l'. Bmmull. R. Rnuurs. .l. iunkm hklh, R. Rnhrns, t'. Slmmmm. H4. Hurnth R. VL'L'u. P. Huuhu. D. Tuklu, .l. l'xnhlnmm J, Lulllum. R, Irilmkl, l? HJmprm. D. Unnlhcv. H. NIELHIL'IIHIL XI. Uutlgr. B. Pnllun. H.31ixllcr.lK'l'hir. U'rury zln'wrm' H'nrnymf qlrlm'm t1! mmiz a; flu 1mm! I'Mu'urxm Nlrfyll RM; 1H5 KAPPA KAPPA l'Sl-Bulram Racy: J. Klnwlle R, ZlL'IiIlhl-ii. J. Lt'uuhurdl. Te SLhm-iLlL'r. F. Rulhuckcr: Sumnf Rau: L. Gnnlsan. R. Venn. DA Dunuld. D. thighL D. Drueull. R. Miner. L. LuelllmrL Upsihm Chapter of Kappa Kuppil Psi was chartered in 1928 to develop leadership amcmg male band members. Kappa Kappa Psi has helped I'n promote and cultivate a wholesome reupect fur the activities and achievements of the hand and to provide pleasant and helpful snciul experie CIICCS for those engaged in college hand wurk. Hesideg prnvitlfng diversified :lrtivities fur the hand throughout the year, the gmup Constructed the anlt used to present the new Hand Spmmxr. TAU BETA SIGMA TAL' ETA SlUXIA-Bnlrrjm Kan .' mm D. MMHIH'L .I, Ruhcrh, :X Curh nurre M. Rnnck. KAPPA KAPPA PSI 'l'uu Hem Sigma is the u'011191f5 munterpnrt uf Kappa Kilppu Psi. The honorary strives to promote the existence IIHII welfare of the University hands by performing Service. Any wnmzln hand memher i5 eligible for memhcrship. Founded ml cumpm some thirteen yczlrs ago. the chapter was. designated us Thom chapter in the natiunnl organization, A rush party was held in the full fur prosprctivr mem- hers, 'l'hmc uecepted were treated to :1 gala initiation han- quot. In order to raise money :1 candy sale was held. Ne Slmlh. IK Kruser. .L Amlrraun. 1 . Henrm Nuoml Rut; S. Cluv IHEARKIT'WW lh Elliott. 'S-Bonvm K. Kunz. J. XV: A. Fry. BEARKIFTENS A familiar sight tn LVC students on rhc- ftmthnll field nr in tht' h'cldhmm were the chrurluzadcrs. This mmll grnup nf lb memhcm had us itr. task that Hf arousing; Th? lethargic spirit of the student spectzlmrs. Going m many :m'm' games meant that tho checrh-mh'rs hzld m du :L great deal of traveling :nruuml 1hr cnumn hut ulllm'enl them In mum in cnnmct with many new experi- t-nvrs and sights. In Nm'rmhm' tryouts were held and were open to :le interested students. CH 15F man. I LEADERSthmm Ru . Lnnm-lly. IE. Fm'her. M. Rm; ' 59TH L D. Wegmuer. J, Shinkle. G. Foster. J. Drohan. N. Muffurd: 31. Hr mm! A'o-za. IL Dushrr. S. W'mxlmlnl. L. Lipacunlh. 'lhhcilnlnnu, H. MIMI. l'. Munh. M. Wunrrnmn. G. Shirrner. L. Hall. C. Beroxet. B. Shook. B. Hrnnjm. S. Nagcl. Adding a unique frulllrc to Saturday funthull games were thP Bourkinens. The girl! drill tcum worked with the Band tn present the hzllf time shunts. The Bezlrkittens performed huth dzlncc l'ULMinrs 21ml prrcisiun drills depending upun thr- theme and type of music of rhr show. Using the special effect of the muwmvnt czf thfir u'hitt glmtnl hands against their hlnck unifonm, the twenty Bear kittens. captained by Nancy llnHonL provided a striking appearance frnm :1 distance. CHEERLEADERS ' C Neunmn. J. XVnIkur. LI L'uahv. U. Rum-nllmh R. Cnnkrr. Klzcr: .S'unml lJu.;: D, Dick- Uniwrlily Singrr: armmpwry HHHIITJI damw'x m Rout- A' Elly Srrui. GLEE CLUB XVLLIking by XVilsun auditorium any AInndny, Wednesday. or Friday afternoon. one could hear the University Glee Club hard at wurk rchcarsing fur the many programs pre- sented this year. Beides singing for the SChOOImQISTEFS Asso- ciatiun and the I00 Club. the Glee Club presented a HuliulayCum'r:czatim1nf Sacred Alusic of Many Faiths and in January sang at the Ohio State Probate Judges Associur tiun convention. The Glee Club :Llsu guvc an assembly at Central high schunl, prt'st'ntt'd 3 Spring Concert, and sang at Baccalaureate. Planning event; of tht' year was the job of tht' Gler Club Board and Dr. Robert L. Gnrretsnn. tht- Dfrectnr. Presided m'er hy Lwtn Frcytag, the Buard approved 2111 performances and planned social functions Highlights uf the year were the Octuhcr hayride, tho Christmzm party at Quebec Gardens, zmtl :1 humluc-t ut the- NetherlumlLHiltnn hoteL courtesy of the Ohio State Probate Judges Association. The Glee Club anml fur m-xt year was announced at the annual dinner and lmutride. HEN'S UCI'ETiBaIMm Ky; '11 Turm-L k'. Ucmuktm R, Juvce. A Kluuz Mrnml Ix'nu' D. Sinmlcmx, R. Hnumll, D. thllu. D. Handcn. ULEE L'LL'U-Bwlom Koch J. Mcfwnw'n .L Ulwn. M. Mumr. M. L'nmrlwll. L'. Lfliuilll. H. l'mlrrlmsh. R. b.tmllmnk. D. .lulnmm, R. Ciurrchun. Nrumnn-r. S. thlhmcr. I.. Rr.t. KV Srlmrrim:hawr-n H. Imri'v. S. Slelnle. Nunnl Kw . Ii. Uluzcr. L'. Muster. K. Craudvr, t'. Ruhlmcr. L. Xn mum, J ,lulnmm, J. Jimumlh. BL L mm. L' Luniulu. I.. Krnlzwr. L, RP Hulda H. KmluuzL-r, D. Puulr. k'. lhrlhulunn-xh .I Shunr, I, Kuyx. l'. RDanCL'L'CI'. Ur Groank Irml Ruu' J hgll. L'. llnlmln, L hwmuinu, ,l. nM U, H'Ilum. 'l' xvillillllh, K, Kiminnncr. f. Stnrnc. K. Ruunu, J, Clark. J, Kyurdnn. L, iIli mn, ll. 'l'.m;, V, l'uplunhck. K hlcnlz, Ix, H :rru Lluu ,L Kimmy. f'unrlli Run: 5. Frucmurl. U. Hendricks H. Klnrtlu. I.. Hurt. J. Adumm D, FLImIcH. .l. thb, R. Hrmymi. Ix. filmmn ll lerlm H. H'Uull. R. .lnuu, U. bim- mun: C. Dcnmkcs. T. Turner. A. Knux. J. Wllmn. 1.. P, H'ulm. S. Jutnwu. 5, llLL'uv, Ly Iiulllrt. Y. l'rmmu. 5. SIM mp, HOMECOMING HOMECOMINGhBoHom Ron: B. Cunningham, .l. Ehbl, IL Hurlnmnu, L. erlfmn, D. Tuunur, SK Max- vL'H. D. Windunnru, .L Clark hllchcn I Pentemal. S. Ha: Niclml . Ltuis: Third Ron: hum. M. Undhvld. R. Krm'm-r. B. anzm-r, N. K, KelEcr. J. HIH, A. Blmruu: FUN: Run: H. Dreldem. L. XWHCY. K. Hrnninu. R. Brown. J. ' Caqlmfrmnnhxur flurtruyt'l, Dill: 'l'ucun: S: : n-mmhhmm ij Inn 17H Lrimtmmll: Snuml Ran: D. Dru I . Slitll. h: P. Heixrl, 5. Limit. J. Slunklc. glhka. 7,, Pnlnny. J. Hnrnimz, S. lmsh. FL Harm. N. un, f. Hmhurll. XI. Erin. F.. , Bruck. LC Truul. Rh Hadlluv. K. Hyuch. M. X, CnrmH. E. Iii mith. .l. Harm; . ImhuH. B, Hixmm, U Smhh, K. Huyll. . D. Dt'll. A. Hilrnlnnn. H. Mnnhull. m. R. W'urlkrr. 1-. Schlrsinnrr. Co-chairmen of 1059 limmcuming began their planning in January; preliminary arrangements were settled before the short months uf vacation begun. During summer and through early fall munths, the encrgetic committees met to fmixh the Hnal tuuchea. Queen, Dance. Publicity, Tickets, and Float constituted the five cnmmittecg The enjoyable and unforgettahlc Homecoming began with :1 colorful Hoar parade down Clifton avenuc and through Burner woods. The thcmc was Anwriczm Myths and Legends. Miss Caruline Muster was announced the 1959 Queen. Crowning her was Hugh OyBrizm. TV'S Wyatt Earp. The Humccuming dance. titled Plymouth Rock, was held at the Cincinnati Gardens annex. Music was provided by the Suuter-Finnegzm hand. Cmuprtittion was furnished by a wrestling match being held in the Gardens proper. Slti'twrjily xprrhlfflrx waft l1 17mm pm mlr fhr'uuyffr wmmtls. INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATORS This year the Intercollegiate chatcrs dC'hntfd the ques- tion: HResulved: that Congress should be given the power to reverse decisions of the Supreme Court. Due to the controi versy over rulings handed down by the Court, the selection pruvt'd m be on: of thc- most important topics Chosen in rc- ccnt years. The debate schedule bcgan the second week in J 'ovcmher and continued through April. Major debate tournaments in- cluded the Ohio Vomen's State at Culumhus in December the Ohio RICn's State at Culumbus in February, thC' Cherry BIOSsom Piestival at Washington in March. and the West Point Qualifier at Notre Dame in April. The group also presented a series of audience debates in the winter and spnnsored an all campus intramural debate. in the spring. TIXL' K-xPPA ALPHA Banm Rm: M. W'inmrruud, ,l. Dul- suu. L. Oahnrne: h'rmuu' Rim M. lillnu. U. Kn'idrv. M. HI'MIIL V INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATORfi Iu SchaHm-r. J. Millm. J. ThmupsmL R. Verdeiber. i'n ml: 1:1 Rh Imnl Purmm Srrrrnur-'I'r'runuwraluun Tilmnpmn Furully Jehimr thgiath rrnfrrlnv MUMMERS GUILD ! 1 I 1 I i 1 TIM jllfleF, Du-ritf Jlm'rdy, rhunwlx fmfw'lr Burfmr, HM fn'rnjnr. in Urn HIIHIIHH'T'K A'Hr'dzlu GaN1'r.H R'ulsmll. H. Akm. L'numlu-ll. ,l. Fn-ixlrn; Mummers Guild is the oldest theater organization in Cincinnati. Its purpose is 11: 11119 collqge students dramatic experiuntv. T111- guihl :11'111lz1111rs 1110111110115 with the problems of cnnmwrciul pruduction, including acting, directing. set designing zmd cunstructiun, publicity, 11nd 11111111111511'11tivc duties. Practical training is thus gninmL This war the guild began with :1 modern adaptation of Schillcr's Maria Smarty The popular musical Oklah 111111121 followed :Lnd was welt rccoivcd. Carousel thentfr is :1 Jivisiun of Mummers Guild H1211 devoted itself In the pmductiun 11f classical 11nd experimental plays, Recent productinns u'erv lhscnk Hedda. Gnhlcr 111111 5'11;qu 'C1111:l1l:1. The guild producm :1 play for The Children's Thmtcr 41ml plgus fur civit organizations. Ml XlMltRh GI ILD HUARD1HnHum Rot: L'. Khmer, AI. Anoml R071: 1.. .lulu'h. K. Crawler. H. BLOCK C lfn'uiz'rl rm 10pm 0f 830115 If zluwr iL'iMij' 111 n H'm'irxi mumrrrt r'n Hral'l'lfl bmkrfbm'l gmnw. In the full Student Cnuncil wurkcd nn iileh tn imprm'c: student spirit :11 fnntlmll and hnaketlmll gnmm. XIzmy uf the mcmlwre hzul wen curd sectiulh mm! by cheering acctinns 2m uther uniwrsirirs to great effect. Such CnHegcs EIS the Uni vmsit3 uf W'm'hingmn are known fur their wcll-wnrdinutml curd sectinm. Aflcr mmc dfscmsinn it was decided to enculm age the furnmtinn 0f u M'miinr gmup ilt IVC. Thus Block C, under rhe direction 1le Run Grinker, mun m:nle :ippmrmn'es :11 hnmr- funTlullI 312111195. 111 :deitinn tn spellimr nut lrtten in mzm fummtinn Ilt athletic events. the gruup undertook to prumnte mine inter- est and encouragement for DC tczuns Pep rallies for the hnskctlmll mun were heM in the Fivldhnmc before import mm games. Sex'vrul Times Block C ulsn n'elcnmcd the Team whrn it returned home aftvr nutvufvrnwn gzlmu. 131005 C ulhrx'u'y arr Tum Ifmumg'r, rr'rzuurrr: Hamlin Jlnrh'm'. xrrr'uarr: Run Grmhr, pr HMHII: Tim Cmmrfly. Tiff prmr'd'mt. M lLlTARY ORGANIZATIONS ARMY ROTC Created by an Act of Congress in 1916, the Army ROTC program was dtvtloped to produce junior Officers with quah flies leading to their continued growth :15 ofhccrs in the armed forces. In the hasic prugrunn lasting for two years, cadets are taught fundamcntnls of such military procedures as march- ing, shooting; and held maneuvering. Upnn successful cont pletion cadets enter the advanced program. for which they receive a salary and are rewarded by more difficult work. Heading the Army ROTC Ht EC is Col. Clarence Huh- hztrt, who is responsible to President LangsnnL From his uHicc in thc Biulugg building. he directs the program. 1 Still Cal, Clurwuw' G. Hulihurt PERSHING RIFLES First Regiment. Company E of Pershing RiHes. i3 the organization which aims to develop the highest ideals of the military prtJfESSiOIL Drill hours were many, and the men put in much time preparing fur riHe mutchtAs, merts, and honor guard Elf school eventx'. During the year there was a full camp for new pledges. :1 Klihmry hull. Cherry Blossom festival, :tnd rather 500.211 events. The group cuntinuully utrnve fur the htttemlent of self through military achievement. J'hRSHlNG RIFLEShBaHam Rn-rt' H. Hillt RI. Rieluur; b. HuuunImlT, R. Rcu. R, Dudcrsludl. .I. Kcnly, R. Emmcrtt Ii. Funikuuu: Snow! Ran. N. Cuerlct J. Yummhnni, H. Resin, Nt anlor, WA Huhcrmun. R. Crnmmel. G. Crcvu. F. Emma. l. Cntlun; Tllhlf Rou' Jt Duurl. D. LL'lery Rt Plummm. R. Ruhr SK'I'tl'Wl-HGIHFT crls. W. chkthur. RA Hiddlt'. H. Kulzt J, l'uscv. R, Thllmus. C, blux'cllh: Faurlh Non: IL Ylnlllil. lH-ulu'rw Ril'lt'th'bmnm J. Ntrhnlsan, H. Davis. H'. Chamberlain, .l. Krusc, R. Austim J. Tmmcher, R. York. R. Taylor, S. Fmtllh J. Taylnr: It'lflla Ran D. CuhnH. C, utoinsluin. R. Tinker. R. L'rnsurmll. D, Lymlkicdcl, Pt Alley. D. SLhruuder. R. Kmamuu. D. W'imcrhullvr. H. H'ivhu. R. lemun p34 , 4 ARMY RIFLE 'I'FNMNBaHnm Rom: T. J. Dymrt, H. Hurrmm. ARMY ROTC RIFLE TEAM Scabbard and Blade is a national military hnnurary sn- ciery fur all branches of ROTC open to all :nlx'nnced cadets who haw evidcnrml scimlnstic ability, leadership quulitiem and high character. The local cumpum zlssihtt'd in spnnsul'ing Thc Military Honnruries dance and. in cnnjuncliun with Guidun. fur nished the honor guard for several football games. Partici- patiun in riHc am! pinul meets :Lnd parties with Guidnn served to round out rhc schedulv of events. SCABBARD AND BLADE: Bulllmn Rn: J AIerIJr-n A. XVinlpzu, Rh N anlrr, R. Rmnrhnusn. H. Hulhnmk. R. Stuart; Swami Ron: Hulk F. Hullumll. hVith purpnsts of impmving nmrksmzmship :md dm'clnping cuopt'rutinn and spirit. the members nf thr- Anm ROTC Rina mun gathered tugether on Mundny and XVednhdzu' evenings; at the UC riHe range, The group is headed by Sgt Hulhmuk and open In an Army ROTC cmlcm An early match with Xmicr this. year saw the UC tmm victoriuus by a close score. Kleets with faraway ROTC units wen;- held hIx comparingr wares rather than traveling!r tn the nppming mum's cumpm. SCABBARD AND BLADE Ruuyum D. VVnrlt-Hdvkc. L CHI. hV. 1.41th R7 Dudcr- I. :Iudl. T. HWHmms: X.rln:u' ka-nh E l'hlmrnc. R. Slirhnrz. U. Prrrinn. C. I'mucr, V6, thTc: Tlmwl Ron: D. Snuunrr, R. Shcmcnski. S. Hagenhnr'f. .I. Kenn. R. EmmL-n. x Jibar Ju' - E! AFROTV RIFLE TEAMhBuHam Rim G, XVIIilmle M, Snlurm J. Cmnor. T. ITIhrlemier. K. RUMEII: Numhi Nut H, L'mmrn', P. ArdulmL T. liinzrr. K. McClulmnn. .I, 7..IhL'IHIrwr, X lllIHIFlll'lPH. O Q FF. Every cult-t in the Air Fm'ce ROTC is given 11 chance tn lerlup L'fol't nmrksmrmahip thruuluh the rifle team. Each 'xt-ur 30 postal mutehm :er llL'lll thruughuut the CIJUHTF-X'. The year was. begun with :1 regulmdinl;r victm'x' rwr'r the NC Army Rh HT riHr- tmm. Cuminuing in :1 mccrxsfnl manner the men 5mm rrcunlcd xicmrien cn'cr SHLJI'IIH'CM Texas State Cullega XVisccmsin. Arizona State. and Illinois. Thrir lunc loss thruugh Dccenr iwr mmr Rt rlw hands nf Ihx'itlmul-Elkills Cnllrgt ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY hRNUi.D .HR HUR'II'JIW , H'rHum Kn; R. hum. l'. Huulhlu. K HMM'L J liIN'Inu-WI, l. Duuunn, R. Uraull. LY Hun. TJmM Rn: R. HHHHMIL hchrlwdrr, T. thvl. AIR FORCE ROTC RIFLE TEAM The Arnuld Air Srmiety was. fmmdcd at UC in 1948 to further the purpose. misiun. traditiun and concqwt 0f the Air Force as a means of national defense and to promote :1 murr cfh'cicnt rPlZIIiUnhhiD :mmng AFROTC Cadets. Memhcrship in the Hap Arnuld squadron 0f the Arnold Air Society is uptn m students enrolled in the AFROTC who hau- shmrn outstandng ability in military studies and in uthor phnsm uf culltgc lift. The year's pmgram included m'n mlzmcrs and participation in the Klilitzu'y hall. 1 mluwll: Nummi N43. HJHC. .l. hVullnvrl. H, AIR FORCE ROTC On the days. when they have practice, cadets of Air Furcr ROTC am: easily recognized on campus by thm'r hluv uni- forms. Freshmen volunteer for :uimittzmcc and cnrull fur twu years. They then begin their training fur future commissions in the United States Air Fume. After completing the hush; prugzmm they enroll for two mun- ycurs :md Iinish their edu- cation. Each summer they spend two weeks getting intensive training at m outdoor training camp. Heading the program is Colnnvl Gmrgc hV. Gregg. Cum- ing tu UC fmm duty in Alaska, he has uvvr 600 cadets. undt-r his command. Culunel Gregg: hnh'ls degrees. from Svrncuse University and the University of Cnhmldn. Uni. Gmargr H'. Urryg Comprised of voluntary freshmen and sophomore AFROTC students. Kitty Hawk squaldrnn was organized to further character development 41f the basic cadet Kitty Hawk participated in drill meets and parndm thr'c,yllght:ut the area and supplied :1 color guard fur wing furmatinnx. Among;r the annual events the squadron partici- pated in were the Memorial and therun': day parades and drill culupetitiun events. A sucinl, 'hDuncing un Air, was KI I I Y HA VV K 21150 spunsured, KITTY HAH'KhBaHnm Ruh' W. Slcclv BIJIIII'JI'IJ. .l. CI'IHUIIICH. .I. Juhlnmn, A, Adan... RA Kru- nudy, l. ,.ulux, H'. KlnL'nrth K'Hnml Rug, J. tVnHer. R. l'itmm. R. ink . R. l.;nmclkyl,x. L', L'ILyIIuL-H, M. HuBIL. H. hVnmls. J. Duunm. P. Thnrntnm G. Slrzcmillvr: Tlmu' Rad, N. Hnmuhrlm. ht Punch. D. Allen. J. Snnlh. .l. J'nlhiL-r. J. 31an 'Ilsllvn. J. llulIthu. U. L'nllwrt L Lth. R. llllEer: f'nmllt Ron J, Cnmphell, R. Crunmr. W. hVerncr. tY. HJZLEII. XL Schirm ll. Bullnck. l.. Crow. '1'. Binlrn I'. .Mulor- mu. L't Ncuhcrry. R. tViamnnlJ. V PANHELLENIC L'UL'NCI l. R. Krueupr. IL Pcrmm, .l, 'I'uqrrk. Gt Lhtlm, IL Musuznor. Ii. Finln. lenhdlenic Cuuncil :erx'cx tn umrdinate :tnd guvern 2111 snrnritivs on campus. Questions Involving social t-vr'nts. schol- arship, rushing. and pledging wcrt' unth'r its jurisdiction. Prmhcll :DUHSUFWI u'nrlixhups fur pledge trainers. scholarship chairmen, 21nd treasurers, In addition to tht'SL', Punhull cwhpumnred :1 President's Conference in H1? full, Ag :1 philanthropic project, the muni . . . . w ml umlerrmnk thr sunpurt wt :1 httle underprlvtleged Greek girl as. :t fmtrr child. JR. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Baum Kan L. Valnsiua. C, Twrua, M. mcmr. A, Lawn. R. hrclndlw, D. R0551 'I'lnul Ran: N. Shank. J. Ruhc, J. MiBmir. J. Clark. B. Hixmn: Surrnnf Roar: L', Truul. F, Bumillert P. Finkalt Iiummcl. A. Kneslcn ll. McCarthy. T. Fink: Fourth Row: J. Shinklc. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL junior Punhellenic, us the name hnplies, is the organiza- tion governing snmrity pledges. It consists of two members from each pledge C1353, ulthnugh meetings are open to 2111. Meeting weekly. the girls learned about other sororities on campus and discussed the pmhlems uf pledges. particularly schulurship. In December :m zill-pledgc walkout was held. During the fall, Juninr Panholl helped incnming freshman unmen over the hurdles of rush. The group publishes a magazine called Suturity Daze. JUNIOR I'lNHltLIJiNIC CUCNCIIu-Bunmu R91. : S. Cun.1rd. C. Koh sin. J. Shiukle. J. Cllner. C. Dilkrich. C. Sullivan: Swami Rain: E. Clare. G, SIL'IIuL'r. J. HrH. H. MH-x-I. M Dnnmlh Ht Fummmx. L'. Kmmi. INTERFRJTFRNITY L'UL'NL'IL-Rnunm Ram; I;, lirrnl. ll, Dul m-v I Gru-IL 1;, Krrhhtrt D, H'imluJuHL IF, Mhlkum R. Hrlrlin: .K'u'mm' lfoa' Ix. Glickslycrut L. Frn'mdn. h. Kt'rr. H. Alum. l5. Mcwn. D. hntht-r. 'l'. H'Illlmmp. J. Mutwl. Thin! Ix'n-IL F, Hulhcr. 0. Yuuktliu K Hnrgll'r. '; Hltlrr. J. Sullz-n. H. lltlrtmmm. D. Hlthmw. R. Dm-rmtl. R. Nlrluhmrrc: l-an': lx'ur, R. 'l'nwlur. ti. 'hvtmrrt R J'I-nrmmmn. K. Llcml. H. N.IH-ly. R. Luuh-kr. S. :hmm. .I. VnnFuwrn. D. ML'UI'JH: Filth Ra: K Hutu. T .Ulnmm 'l'. FiL'ht-r. D. 'I'Hunor. H. Knlmh'xx In Yuum'r. D. Dull. L. Rue. H H'Imm-v, INTERFRATERNITY Imvrfmrcrnit; Cuuncil, composed nf twu representatives- frum much fraternity, effectively urmrdinarm tht- aitm and COUNCIL JlsI'liI'fItinHN nf 1hr Vnrium fraternities :and the lhuivvrsiu. IFC wax capvcizllly intr-rmvd this ymr with flTUthITlS and ilnprmmncntx in xchnlnrxhip, . t . , V . A Snmkc-r ix' presented unnuzllh 31y thc IFC tn nHmv rush- lhc hlg H'cnt HT the ymr Jur tht- lnrcrtmtcmm lelgc Council Wm the Big Brother dance. held at the 'I'npper Club on January 8. A HCiU capacity CIUH'II attested tn the puptr lexrity 0f the Jana: Other :lCtiViUt'r- included the All-Plcdgv VVaIkuut. Apunsorml jnintly with Juniur Punhellcnic. A public work project completed the Agenda. One of the main purposes uf the council La tn senc- m :1 INTERFRATERNITY training gmund fur future HVC makers and tn hnd wank 5m in the pledm W PLEDGE COUNCIL INTERFRATERNITY PLEDGE L'OL'NCll.iHnHam R n: K L'hm. .l. .Nunh. G. Krunler. R, Holrhmrrr. IL Ruvmhcruh. D. Went. Naomi R1,: ,- U qulduin, J. Alum , .V. thdulz-L wt .1. Whtlr. J. Harm. G. Brmxm M. Yt-rkcl. D. m-mrm TJmu' R'rfa' T. erly. T. Hmmlmk. L, .Irmm, Fl, Hume; D. Schluelrr. D. WulldnrH. R filll'llL'x H. Slulk men to hC'CnmC amuuinlrd with L'VEry fratMnily and In Sign up fur rush panics. Besides sponsoring 1: Big Bruther dance. the IFC :mnuzllh L'U-APUHSUI'S Greek VVCEL'. ALPHA BETA UANLHAiBUHbm Rmr' WA R'hitlt-krn R. Unlhths: Ron: A. Kuun. JA Slim'rly. .U. Campbell, R. Kurlh; l-Vamtlr Ron .I. Hullux. Recognized this year was :1 definite need in the Greek svstcm-a cucdumtiunal Greek suciety. Thc first fmmrity therefore szs founded 10 MI :1 hlzmk half page- in the pear hook. Cincinnutmn editors, past and pregem, and friends were among the 20 charter members trwo wore nhsentL Cer- tzlin cummon Characteristics prc-milml a decishm nut to PntC'r campus truph3 races. diuulutiun of the pledge system. an aura of vitality :L C.pirit 0f rapport, and an undying love of pzlrtving it up. HOUSE PRESIDENTS COUNCIL HHLSI: PRIYSIDJtX'I'H L'UL'VL'II.-Bnnnm lx'nn' 4.2 PHH. M. btenurl. N ,A 4 twwawm: Surnm' Roar: J. Bctz, H. Dushcr. P, t J. Guuldt K. Ruhimh J. Huhhlr. U. Finkclmcicr. J. Hayes A. Sfllh: Tin'm' U. Krrixler N. Smith, M. bcllncidcr: FIHIi Racy: H'. U'Ncil, T. Fischer. ALPHA BETA GAMMA hVith The purpose of setting standards and policies for all .xorurity houses, the Home Presidents Council aided each house president with xuggestitmi 21nd discussion. At their monthly meetings the mcmhch worked to bring about :1 uniformity in the different sorority and dormitory housing regulations. In thc full :1 mcrting for an snmrity rtsidcnts, house- muthcrs. and advisors was hcld. 0n Culltgiate day HPC saw that visiting girln werr pruvidcd with adequate housing. I.:nkr. N. Iiruwr; Swami Rut N. llrlmtm, S. Ridtlnmur. C. Mailman. ALPHA CHI OMEGA The Alpha Chi 1y re triumphs :nglin . . year of actives and pledges fume . . Another . . Snmelnnh xzn' best chapter in the natiun? Xthlt :L surprise! . . . We won the Homecoming Hunt with our mintrc'e. All our work was well rewarded h . . You my Clurkic was thrown in the Phi Dclt pnni?. . . Pour pledges could nnt revolt without their coats and shoes, so thvy throw the pledge trainer into the shuwcr . . . Founders day banquet turned out to he zL solemn hut rewarding 15111 . h . Say it WAS cold fur the Christmas party? . . . Spring formal was easier to dress fur? h . , Exzunx, quiet fur 21 spell, and waiting for :umthcr semester to arrive . . . New pim hmk gtmd. Same think more than one is nice . . . A philanthmpic project in March making tnys for needy children . . . You up ull night with studim and activities run? Must he :1 sister . . , Our scholastic average of 1.972 wun first plan- in the annual sorority schulnrship cnmpctitiun. Sure we're pmud . . ,Alphu Lumhdzl Uclm, Klnrmr 81:21:11. Panhell, you menrinn? . . A Campus. activities. nu one in. Nut heard of here . . . Big plans for Sigma Sigma carnival .Junior Prom Queen last year. . . Keep up with last year . . . h . Ah, the futurt: again .. . Active. active, active ALPHA CHI OKHK hith-Hum lx'rl-ZL: .l. Knnrplivr. J. Clark. J. Hill. .Unu Dmu. XI. Ilrrurs. H. EIHAIIIII, L'. i'uIL I'A Sulehultmm I'. 'Ithn . D. .rhnhm. N1 Dale. l'. L'm S. Hurk, M. qu'lmn. 1; Damn. T. Sdlmn'whrr. J. Luann Rucw S. IIahr-ugvn LC '- in, U. Murmui. N. Furry, In Ilrurhrr. h. Huyw. b. Sll'llzrl. K, lelerwn, 5. ancs. ,l. slllllchlnllt'r: Fumlf; N Furkurth. J. D.Ai; S. Hudmmn, S, Pnrhnrm, U. Kuvrhrr. B. Htulell. .I. Murrisunv 5. bands. T. H'urhuru. JA Kant: FHIlr Kan: J. Buckhunl. b. Cunningham. Ii. Slr-uwn L', lmhnr'e'. J, SLmH'er. .l. J. HUI'HIIUI. D. Mummy. P. Hamel. S. Kluxut-II. M. Mchmcrt. Deuhy. U. Brill. l.. :u :- 4 3 3: GREEKS $1533- .;rws 5. :K . rmm. r114-.llmh m IJM :4: s leiu. 'l'nu'mr-fuur 61.1.1: 51 wrunglhm r JL'Hiuau 'l'y . mm: rill: I. u I'; rrr II'. Px-Iry: .Hrrouaf Rm; L. MilIL-n mi. 1., Gchrpc L. fhhurnv: Thin! J'eulwoxl. J, Unnlnh D. Buchmucr. G. Duuh. W'. Mcvcr, C. Kuhsln. Iquer. ,V. HrCmcLz-n. 131 ALPHA DELTA PI Guod morning, Miss Morning Glory. Was that call for me? Any mail? Remember summer potlucks and work parties. painters still here the day before formal rush, mattresses delivered duringr opening teas, but we still pledged 2+ wonderful girl; Hurrah Sheila's on Sophos court Hattie's wonderful cooking again. There's :1 meeting of the FTTBE club tonight Hurrah for contact 1811585 and red rinse. A French party, the pledge formal, and Hresides helped liven the wimer social calendar. Bluehook panic tried to replace Juhnny l'Iathis 0n the hi$ and cocoa and cookies were customary midnight snacks. We passed !-z:nd routine began again snving :1 parking space for Mrs. B, cream of Wheat for breakfast, and d mgging our garbage cans on Thursdays. jurufs still trying to get the Cincinnatian out and Anrfs keeping those ROTC guys happy as Honorary Cadet Colunel. Don't forget Ginny ; she's sweetheart of A'l'O. llortzlr Board meetings Bearkittcu practice, and the ADPi contingency descended 0n the band room. Don't forget to water the bathroom viulets, straighten the front closet. and wrestle with long mattresms. Friendship week ends. with Pmiglr-uI 11m-r sun. MW, ivitquinn and renewal of bonds of friendship, Strawberry HMW TW-mr Jml Cmmuw breakfast IS nostalgic for the seniors. It's been :1 great year for Slnwlmyil'ul RUM. the AUPi girl. She's. vivacious, charming, witty. gay. She's an ADPi at Cincy, USA. Trmmun YiJIIHI-IJWJ .lIrJ'r-H ALPHA DELTA I'IaBanm R112; NV Hrmee, P, RuddcrL J. 51;;ncly, llrx. lirrulHeld, XI, StmuL A. CHI'tinIgPr, yH. :Ut'ycl's T. Dil'illu: Nuamf Rum: 8 Punk R. Zinnnvrnmn. A. Iauk. J. Krull, J. HL'ruld. J. RL-cLl. L. Best: 'l'lriul Knit. 5. Schmidt. .L Thnnms. L Schth. U. MuHulmIL D. Munscy. .L Duct . B. Brnnrrl. M. Adler, H. Huvklcw C. Lut't, D. Mumhcy. G. Rulhensuhmur, G. Slcucl, IL linL'EIhnrl: Found; Ron' K Kunz. J. VVidrncr. J. Sehlllm Fifth ll'u-u': .l. Slcphcnsnn. '1'. SHan, M. Kohls. D. Kehnm J Rubens. 1L Klelz. S Huffman . N. Rullvuhe-imlrr, HA Shnuih J. Cohrns, J SleInnu-VIL C, Fm: G. L'llur. JA VVIlnu-s. In Urnymn. M. Hmla, R. Hcrlvurl. J. llc'iucn C. Rlllnul'n 5 Cununl. C. Hurllv. 0 FUHH'R 182 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA uAlpha Gum, yuu are in my heart to sta-t ! Rlugic 0f sisterhood is Alpha Gam. Screaming with delight the gals from Strutfm'd honored their new, proud pledgcs with :1 banquet in the Alms hotel. starting UH the year with a hang! Fan brought muny Zittivitifs fur the AGD'HeHnat time with their smiling cow, hresides, thc Father-Dzmghtet banquet. and the impressive initiation of the thirteen chapters of Theta Sigma Upsilon national sorority into the bonds of AGD. Winter furmal timeethusc enthusiastic pledges! hVatch their faces as they open their gifts. Oh, no! Nut exams! Yes. and Alpha Gums came through with shining colors. Anyone fur initiation? Right around the rumor us happy pledges become happier actives. XVith two trophies from the Sigma Sigma carnival fur the past two years on their shelf. the Alpha Gums wnrked 11:er un another lmuth, lmrlting for the prize. In the spring zt yuung gil'lhs fancy turns m thoughts of Alpha Gmn Klunewhn is he.D Can't wait tu hnd nut! Lung mav he reign. In, ummhlzlm, lrmlu V lilifm Lullrurdt . . . . . NHL, Tum Fun and frolic, hard study, that trtendh' .xmlle. and :t J IN ' . . - A g mummhhm. Huwl cheery helluirhut hi the Alpha Gum spmt. lunnmuit'ural Carla ALPHA GAMMA DEL'I'AL-Bounm Ry-tcf ,L Kuvhuer. M, Hall, E. Finlm JIM. Cain, Fm Lrnhnnit, J. Llnnml, Ii Lumi: Suami kart: 5. Ruhl, N, Hel- num. l.. Mull. 4L Iiieler. C. L'Inrk. L'. XVi euiuu. K. H'illmlm. 5. Lfitmtun. L5 Bruckwlunhlt: Thruf Run: A. Mvrn. .L BUUTiIlL'. J. MchelInn. U. Ander- sml. V. Hzllnhy. B. Km'h, C. llrmeimz. C. Sulltnm. R. Pl'rktllN: qu'IIJ an' L. Nlns-alnu. J. Hacker. J. lexlun, U. Nlnnw. t't Rump. J. Suite. C. Dittrich. S. L'Hummcdlm R. Krueccr. R. AIcWiIIiami. 132-1 1'1...in uriIWquiy Finis; Imu'. r PL din 'l'muu wil'ulli I'mhw Ni 1 H I'm l'ihdl Brlmuu Trumu. rhlu m m TL! Ly CHI UHliUAiRnHou-x Ron.- Rug: M. Rm-suu IL York wnmmn; Thin! Nora: Kit Tlluiimnn. .H, Ron. Ki L'. Lama l. lhullri. ll. Snarkm J. linllilmvr, H, Iirnun, XI, SInm-hrukn-r, S. VtXIilltm. TU, Sh-u-n. ,I, h, H'lemi. 5, Hillmt U. Urm-n N . Krnmck Nichnlzu, SS DcSpuim J. Julius. L. Am . CHI OMEGA Chi Omega began an exciting and busy year with the Cumpletiun of :1 new addition to the Chi O house. After six months of trying to concentrate amid the roar of machinery, the Chi 0's rejoiced in their new quarters. RllShing htgun :md SChi 0's llusicai Nloments was a succesd'ul theme attracting 22 new pledges. Rluny mcmnrahie occasions ensued. A series of open houses was hfid for studentsi faculty, purentsS and alums. A fall old clothes party with n beatnik theme. annual Chrismms and Spring furmals. firesides with fraternities, Snphos. and campaigning fur Junior Prom highlighted the wcilhlled social Calendar. Chi 0's cheered when they were given 21 barney trophy for their Fire Preventiun week display and when Jo Hubble czipturrd u Humccoming Quccn nttendanr's trophy. Eleven chapters of Chi Omega in Ohio came to the city in April for their State day. held each year in honor of Chi Omega's founding. In May eyes were wet as a picnic was held to honor the departing scniurg. Planning for another year was begun. Purposes of crcditahle schoiarship :md sincere learning. pnrticipzltiun in campus zictivitirs, social and Civic services, and friendship as a basis of unity for fine goals acted :15 motivating forces throughout the year, Mrs. Allard. P. Finkellneien I. Hueueler. 5t Kinu. Gi S ' i Allen, D. MneHeI. C. Iiuu'jH'li, J, DeVnre, J. Bnrlh, P. Pi l l,inunlnh. N, Cushnmn. U. Hihbcrliu. S. Mmulirr, S. Lurz, L, H.1'r. R. Cummiln. J. Hilhhlv. '1'. Hilnhnm. Di Rtllituu-r. St Quinn. R4 Griurl. I J. Hilly Si hanh, K. NIK'KA . Stitkncw L'. Slrzulmzm. S. Kruw, T. Harm's. S Mnklry. C. Gram. M. XVassemm-i. . hlcuernnule N. MuHunI. P. Ilnuvrln, N, Slocmnn. C. Pnlstrr. R. Sinus. DELTA DELTA DELTA VVhee! X'Vhocl VVelI, what Llu you know, lu'enty-fuur eager new pledges rmuh' tn go, Tearing :Lcmss Clifton, uluwn from the hill, the hall fur initiation suun they'll fill, 0n Nmemlwr 13th tn the l'ninn we camc. for founders tlzn' feast uf m: r hnnm'ml name. Ve heard :L speevh frum our Mrs. Zopplv, who told us of all the trophies we'd cupple. Those mighty pledges how they did revnlr. :15 they smle every thing but the hunt dnur Imlr. It turned out a surprisr party Hwy wrr'r giving for trainer Plislein's truc TI'i Del: living. The frivndly hnme huil'r m1 Clifmn WC claim, :1 refuge fur Path and m'cr-x Tri let Llume, Tho bricks huw red, the grass huw grc-en, the girls were heard mad always sccn. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Beurkitrens tun. :1 place in Homecoming was nothing new. RIany places and 05:65 in :lctivirit's we hold, bringing hard-earned glory inm rho fold. Scholastic prowess. for us. is well-known. far we're always talking over the phnm'. In a final cnnclusiml. all we cull say. We needed two lines, we Elled 'em this way. DELTA DELTA DISIXIt-X mem J. Bruckl C. Ryuu. J. ML'Uuhl-e. 5V N. Jum-s. J. S:I1Lntm:m. A. Yumlx-r A. Li'urmll. C, Kizer. ,l. Unhuu. l'. Klrc, A. Gnldmcver. J. Mn. Rnuf, '11 Hill, S, Thir, I.. Snn-k. A melrr; Nuuml Ran, M. Lane, Auk. J. Fills, . l: inn. Huchunnn, C. Cullms. S. Paths. h. Hugh N. RPIIII'IJL l'. Krnnvhuh: I'Vnull; Ron: .I. Jarvis, K. Arucrm. S. SJnrr. . Hnuwr. IL Hlbx. P, Harall'. IMH': Run: ZK E'ulany. P. Bells. .U. Morelli, Mmlvu. 5 Huxicr. J. M 'vcr. L'. Schrixh-mnn. XI. Hrrnm. J. Rhlmnla. C. Kuhn. hm I'M ml: nl- Th: 10m Hull I'LUW Trufm r- Um y Eiu 11in .H'rm rurj'iJumllr Km m I Tn umn 7 31111'x U'unl L Rnuvn. T. Chukunn. 5. H'wsmnnn: Thin! R0:- 5. L'let. 5. Puck. nu DELTA SIGMA THETA Delta Sigma Theta was founded in 1913 and incorporated in 1930 at Howard University, Washington, D. C. Zeta chapter was founded on the UC campus in 1920. The founders of Delta Sigma Theta sorority visualized an organization whose aim would be somewhat more serious than social activity. They longed to someday see a union of college women based on certain cardinal principles and pledged to uphold lofty ideals. Into a band of devotion these noble women brought together college women of like potentialities. Springing from a small nucleust Delta Sigma Theta has grown steadily until today there are 250 chapters with a membership of 25,000 women. These members are pledged to the highest ideals of womanhood, stholarship, and science. Delta Sigma Theta welcomes into her ranks college members of all races and faiths who meet her requirements in the realms of charactert scholarship, and citizenship responsibility. The program of the national organization has placed emphasis in the fields of education, cooperation, and general welfart Each year the sorority awards scholarships and fellowships t0 worthy students. The Delta formal dance and the Jabberwack were two of the chaptefs activities. Pyramidxl nr plr'tfgt'x, Ifwnrmxtr'dfr' mhut n'nfug flu; M'lg -4111,. I'rmhl: utili'zvrlvu Mum I'Irglw aninrrwfllurv J, U'e'lle H:urmrv-Ihfmruh CumNu-H Tn-mu. ; yvfulnmi, SuuLw DELTA SIGMA THETA-Buflum Ran: M. thlls. .L Starks. 1.. Swan. D. Cunmhrll. 5. .Nlurvhv: Swami Run. M. Amlermn. S. Nlnnre. .l. Mnorc. M. Rnhnmm. H. Lmdrvv. J, Grt't'n. .L UM. KI. Calhoun: Thin! Raw: 3L Davis. M. hVilsun. L'. I'nym-. l'. Kmnmlyu S. W'nlker, J. Meuly. L. Evans. 5. Kcilh. Fumfll Ix'nrt ' D Hulmw. S. Hilllnux. D. Dnuclzn. R. Lruia. n. Krilltr. G. Shearer, l'. Jnlmmrl. A. Drum. 11 Kclh'yt 150i DELTA ZETA The lamp 0f Delta dctz: radiated thrnugh tht- hmm- us the acting wrlcumed an enthusiastic pledge chm. All spent many enjuyuhle huurs working on the Humemming Hunt depictin;f l'lizmvzathat The lahur was well wurth-while us :1 runnervup truphy was :ulklt'tl tn the wruriu 's collection along the wztll. The chzlpter and ulumnzu- migrutml tu hliumi Universitv for the fnunclerhs day dedication of the Delta Zeta chimes. The nmnth of November was off to an excellent :tart with a prnhtuhle retreat held at Ryhmd. Kentucky. Cold weather was braved and future plum. and pulicics. discussed. Time was spent in fellmnhip. highlighted hy the pledges receiving their big,r Sihtt'rh. December hmught the annual KIistletne Mist turmnl, at which the pledges were presented and honored, Signs of spring were rapidly appearing and exeitmnent Iilled the halls of the chapter house :15 initiation drew near. Shortly thereafter. everyone could he found hmily planning for the Rumpus King dinner. The Ruse lell added :1 final much to the Delta Zeta tear. It was at this fnrmul that seniuts were hmmred and the Dream Girl presented, The pledges ulsu gut into the picture as WCH'CIIUIEII trophies were presented Pruitle-m-I'ru ll'il'wu flfulm 7'r11i11;trilf1'fs'ni JIII'gLII .V, A n ruryelh'llhir Ram to the most outstanding pledge and pledge scholar Trummr-Snmfy Rhltlinmr DELTA ZE'I'A-Bannm Raw: 1f. lilH-HL S. McPeuk. H. Juemzi. Mrs. I'uhl. J'. XVleun. M. I'mze. D. Ruw: Swami Ran: M. linlzer. J. McKinney. M. Suhumhnru. L'. Su'euzyt S. Ridtlinuer. I1 Cone. K. VVriul G. Snm-Inrer, G Deliruh-r: Thin! Run: B. Km-npv. Dt Faltzer. L. Anml-l. A. Geldreich. R. Phlllinvi. P. V'Vhilney. H. Curnetl. I'. MtDunziIJ. M. Harris. K. Kunminmn; Frmth Run: A. Kelach. K. Sweeney. J. Rhlrkrl. C. Gurlz. Mt Barber. K. Van Lieu. C. Eustull. J. Hell. Ii. Kien. M. Suret. .9 ?- KAPPA ALPHA THETA Tn heaven with the Kappa Alpha Theta; we wish they'd turned in their copy like the Betas. So now we begin the Theta story, to tell of a year's hard earned glory. They redecorated their first Hoot; their new housemother, KITS. Bulcom, now likes. it more. The ATO Sweepstakes trophy they won, the pledge-active retreat at Ryland was fun. They joined with the Kappas. for a party on :1 boat, worked hard 11nd won a place with their Homecoming float. Campaigning for Toni was great sport, as she was elected to the Sophos Court. To reign 2113 '60 Band Sponsor fair was RIiss Joyce Hothwell from the Theta lair. At Christmas was. held a party with Phi Delt, for this the underprivileged children great gratitude felt. Of fireside: with fraternities there were not a few' and there were many open housex and serenadesi too. Campus elections caused quite a roar, as once again the Thetas came to the fore. In philanthrupics they did their part. lintmlmecuml Tfimut'xau . . ' I'Ium. Tmmyixw Ctium' proof postttve of the true Theta heart. sunm, r-mhm. r 3mm, A formal in spring the year did end. To all, the Theta greetings do we send. Tl'msmu r'eNum v Tavlm- KAPPA ALPHA TIiET.-Kngtwu Ram: 31. Uruuu. A. Rohisch. N. Bryant. 5. Gricmei lira, Bdlcum. C. Thmupwn, J. Randuer. L. Kane. N, Taylor: Sum! Run; 13. Full. H. l'orler. M. Simmnn. M. Colburn. l'. W'illdrun. Jr Benhitm. J. Milytield. C. Muir. T. Sillnlim, A. Allemeier. 3L Shunfclt. 1, French: Tlurtl Rom: C. Trnnt. P. L'rnnur H. Hmmics. Ti Pieter. M, L'umuhcll. J. VVilken, M. Mn-ch. R. Seyfrrlh, L. MnrrismL V. Mussler. B. Bruull: ii'umu': Ron: D. Drnywn. J. Bnthuell. J. Myers. R. lunnlius. M, Hnlcumh. 5. Lnulcr. IL Klluluen. M. Fletcher, A. SlitlL S. Crnndnil. K. Schnnhnclien P. Hrnn; Fifth Ran A. Arnold. C. Blairv J. Mills. G. limiu. C. Srhmerr. M. Delmemlu. B. Meulmlmlh. A. Devms. .T. Blnt'kburn. C. Junta. J. Hill. ,I. Flnmm: Niwfy Race: E. CurclL C, Knun, A. Lntsnefrh. S. LewIL Ye Rnppi N. Aufulliish. S. Sulmnrz, D. Altmnnn, C. Halnsmi. ll. Undheld. M. Suein- Imuen. J. Quittxlireher. KAPPA DELTA As I liftml my lmggugm KU mug, and stuffed dug; I glanced farewell to my third Hour mum and started for the stars of flip RD house. My thnughts wen- duminated by mnemhrances 0f the gzu' times that the y Iar had brought. The mnnrhs had fimvn: September sermml likr u-stcrduy. I recalled fraternity parties, hnurs apeut in study, solemn pinning ceremonies :lnd nllr ers. HB 7 but must of 1111 the fcclingj uf sisterhood thest- m-Tnts helped to foster. Deeply implanted within my mind wm- thoughts of rush and KD Dreams, bringing In reality m'cnty-fuur new pledgeg. Never shall 1 furgct that hectic u'ctk in Uctulmr when all scurried alwut with preparations fur Homtcmning festivities, Founders' day Celebration. and initiuriun. I clearly remembered the happiness and pridt we felt when Kappa Delta received the scholarship award for the must improvement. All were enthused with big plum for our Sophm Cilndidatc, Shirley and thrilled with uur frzitvrniry Pu H-II'I'HIiBIH 1mm l'u'unh PL .Iw Tu Him :' .$' , I'm km N: r l'rh1l1' ljd' 1' Jim: Brml: : swerthenrts-Prggy, llnrnL and Lori. As I found myself humming :1 KD mcludr, I hoped that summer would pass quickly. T,H,. ,,,,, ,3 ,,;, K. ,, Inuwlu- KAPPA DELTA Bme Rum: M. W'nm'rrvmd. .l. Brucknmn. 5. Zlvulor. H. KnclmukV. l5, Pcnmn. 5, l'urkL-r. M, Jimdrr. 2i. Rt-L-IJ, S. Lnnunrrkrr; Numb! Raw 5V Fulk. .l. Kmhumu. J. Hell. 3 Ruth 5. 1-; Tlmmluuu. 1.. Burn. 1'. Sumth. H. Lme M. L'Lmda. l'. D. Gvnuv; Thin! Ix I., I'l'lfifkv J. Hzlmmulls, A. Duulezls. 'I Vundurlmid. J. Hum. E. Hull. 1'. Skt-I-n, J. Guynur. KL Sll-umL .L llnlhunL L. XYIHI .L Lumlzcnlmiwr: Fawll: K911 P. Huffman. D. Gish. Ii, Murznrr, 1 0st. J. Hurlml. .l. Umncr. l, Kcn. 5 L'IHIII'Nus, I'A BUM. H. hrit'n'r, K. Krucvk. l., Muurs. J. uncc. HIM: Rutg' J. MrGuinnvss M. Mdiulnnexa. J. Hllmn. J'. Juhnwn. Ii Frilrr. .5. Iinmn. J. Rahr. C. hxwrludlur. l1. Hula, H. Inn. 5 Pwrnu H. finkmnkh L'. Knrk: Nixllp Racy K, L'rumlvr, S. MPyvr. S. llurnssn'. N. Puma J. Kinney. S. Almuurth. M. Alexander. Ii Hmnlmff. J. Miller, G. Ahhulr. .l. 'I'mlrhk. B. Bmth. L'. Meyer. IHLI W,..LA.L KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA O. gather ruund. ye lads and ladirs . . To hear about the Kappa maidees . . . September's here, we're sct and Tradee Oh, what confusion! Soon there ill't' twenty-fuur new pledges ,Tis true profusion! And Homecoming's here, oh, what to do With the trophies for the blue and blue. Klissee Muster is the Queen so true But that's not all . . . Therek ye Hoar and two attendants too As we give ye call The Delt queen too, we proudly claim But more than honors for ye Kappa name. Both fun and joy and laughter reign And ev'n commotion Amongr all ye girls with ye key the same. xNith loyal devotion. Oh, SpringI doth come, with all its glee Then summer arrives to make us free, But ye Knppns are glad at ole UC 1mm, vrt--Jum Imnl: With their blue and blue Plru'dr Truim'rgBdrfmm .Vrllrrmuu . . FUr tho bun EYE VVIH Shlne L'n yr gUlden RH Of the Kappas truc. Sm rrlcu -5:11 fun a Brm 1mm T1 rmuu-r Km-v n Srn-inmu m- KAPPA KAI'PA GARlllAiBMMm Rim: It Hmcknmu, J, Hummel. J. Wnlkcn J. Tuerck. Mrs. Baumeisten C. Fuy. K. Sprinumyer, B. Schepmnn. G. 5'01'91. 11: Suaml Ron: 5. Frame. I'. Huck. l.. On. A. Fry. J. Niclmun. It W'nth. 5. Ruth. K. Kimr. N. Vantz, S. Srhcrrr, T. VVillimnx. J. Hayn. L. Gruhh; Thin! Rn-rr-r IL Sthuurz. J. NEH. N. Sm-ukc. C, Hanld. 11. Never. C. Gudurnn. S. Sunmsuu. L Hula, J. HilUL'IleL'III. M. Gardner. L Smith. P. Irvin, C. HernsL-I. B. FlllL'hZ Forum K011: J. Gunilla. C. l'riur. AV Strut. L, Hail. IL Rue. C. Muster, M. McGuu'nn. C. Rump. D. Larkin, J. Metzterv C. Freudenhcnz. P. Suylur. L. Rnhhim. J. Suundcn; Hill: Rum: L'. Tnmpkim. S. Sculr. IL Tucrck. L'. Cmprr. M. U'Nril. J. Shinklr. A. RittcrhnfT. G. Schirmer. D. Vrurncr. A. Dnmun. B. Russrinu. C. Crmqu-ml. M. Duml. I N J SIGMA DELTA TAU A new group on the UC campus thi$ year was Sigma Delta Tau. Ar 1m imprcssive initiation luuuluct on November 23, the national prrsidem of SD'I', Mrs. Bernard .Uichel, presented the chnm-r m 'quhy Fink. Seventeen happy girls. who had long felt the need tn become closer to college life through the guidance and strength of :L sorority, were thus madc- actix'c members. With a pledge class of 36, Epsilon chapter m:nlc remarkable strides in itS first year. A Beatnik party, with much hilarity and weird outfits; opened the sucizll season. October found the girls hard at work on their Homecoming Hoar. There was much rejoicing for the SDT'S when Carolyn Sudmun Wits clrcted tn tht' Suphm Court and when Toby Fink was sclccted ma :1 Seniur Persunalitg: In January a tea was held in the Union fur the newly organized Alotherhs Club. Pledges rahuwcd proper respect for actives by giving them a formal . ' ., . in February. Soon it VV'AS initiation and the plvdgcs 8D! I PHIPHH M u'm'k hm. 0 float wu'm'mmm' wore the Sigma Delta Tau pin for the hrsr time. . , I'rruwnnfh I'oh' I'ml; Plniu: Trufm: h, n n m: Ihfmir U'rm mun hunt and Cunhdcncc. 'Iw-mm.thlunm Comm An lmpnrrunr DFUJFCT fur the 11mm Is the x.1...l.,rlr,.w acquisition of :1 house. SIJT is looking furwurd with SIGNIA DELTA TAL'iBme Klan: R. Guldhcixtr. J. Snicuul. R. KICiIIIHPT. T Fink. 5. Fund. L'. Khmz. J. VVianmn: Nu'um' Rm; ' S. Lrhcnhrrt. C. Nuch, P. DIM. M. UnldinL', C. lem. 1L Luv, H. Sinner. S. Hurnsmn, ll. vanmin. L. leu-nuuu: Tinnl Nut: C. Slrmseh. H. Hulll. S. Hrnm-u, 5 leamlcr. S, Rufhatcilh J. Pulashuck. C. Sudmmx. Jh Hincrfcld. H. Cohen, L. Unld. L. Pullurk, D. Muluhnik: Fourth Ron: N. Slnknmn. J. ancn. S. Yuukxlib. E, Minmn. B. Glnzcr. I', linmhum. J. L'uham E. Herhcrt. L'. W'Lxe, R. Xmmz, 1:, Ulnzcr. G, Can. 1', Turhcrg, 19! THETA PHI ALPHA Epsilon chapter of Them Phi Alpha was founded at the University of Cincinnati in IQIQ. Throughout its years Of cxiiatence, its stated purpose has been to advance the interests of Catholic women in religiuus, educational, and social matters. From their huuse un Jusfhn avenue the Theta Phis went forth to pursue their studies and active interest in UC affairsi There was much rejoicing when one of their pledges, Adele Backschneider. was elected a member of Sophus Court. XVith misty eves, the Theta Phis gathered round to serenade her at the dance. Many guy parties marked the Sorority's social calendar. Opening the sensnn was 1m open house for parents in the fall. A little later the girls renewed 01d acquaintances :It the annual Alumni and Fatheris Club dance. The warm Christmas weather found the Theta Phis celebrating at their Christmas formal. Soon it was initiation time and pledges became actives. An old clothes putty was held with much hilarity and funny outfits. A5 exams drew near. the chapter's final dance of the year. a spring formal, caused much excitement June Saw the Theta Phis honoring departing seniors with 21 picnic. Ilihmugh all of these events. fun and hig-littie sister unity were emphasized. Pl'rSiJl meridian s Bumirlh 1 l'frrlyz' Truiurrellmy LHILi'lmiu Sn n'luu'erlin 1;! limb in: lrmiJ! Tran : I reKiHlly .llr Hun!!! THETA I'Hl ALPHAeBaIMm Romy C. Limlcuschmidt. B, Bohl. M. Lulkehuus. L. BicrmnlL Mn. KEHIICIIV, F. Bumiller. M. Cnmvhell. C. Klettmun: Ni'rmm' Ran: A, Bumilli-r. U. Cnsmni J'L Biu'khthuider. K. Muddux. Li Wiedcmer. P. Muenstert C. Peilmnn. Ii. Bulnn. N. Urnf. D. Seiteri E. Schuler. J, Hrrcnunl. J. Rnuun: Thin! .h'u'ILJ XL VnIt-ngmh. H. McCarthy. 1. Thomas, NI. Hnlnrhcr. L'. Mnrlim 1.. Altman, N. Hteker, P. Jurdzm, M. Jocrimz. R. XIcDmIiIM. S. Rurkuuml, S, Gunlm-r. N. anlsuck, D. Pizza: Fourth Rb:;' IK Succny, H. L'amrlI-icll, L'. Klosterkenmer. J. Kneuers, D, Goitzcl, 1.. Muvrr. D, Dumnui J. Hvrm-x. L'. KIm-nrr. L. Rmsell. G. Snnluuucln. .L Murray. K. Kath. N. Slnilh; FUJI: Rmr: M. Klncke. P. Knth. P. MannL :ihl. B. Juerixm. 1'. Punch. A. Uuiulnll. J. Hruehl. I'. Gruber. S. Sunlnn. A. Meit'lnry. l'. Steiner. ll. 31?: an. L'. Vuxele. C. Murlmuu. C. Brinker. 1.. I02 ZETA TAU ALPHA ZTA, it's this way . . . Lots of hard um k for twu week; of rush . . . 24 pledges Coming over the hill . .. Must Bczlutiful Brunette uml Sweepamkcs Girl . .. getting Big: Sisters who serve as guides . . . stretching Crepe pup:-r and building; :1 Hunt . . . Isn.t that Shay Sullivan on Humccmning Court? ZTA. it's this wzu t . , Ernestine Hill :13 501!th Qumn . . . Chnnaing hve lads fur Pledge Prince and Court. .. Pledge: heuming and Big Sisters smiling at the Christmas Furnml . . . Studying, studying cxzun time is. here . . . Sighing with relir-f when grades are mgulc. . . Open humus, firesitles, 21ml lunchtime at the House . . . mndlvlightg, $C1'Ch1ldt'5. und 'lhllcsda-v night dinners . . . Islft nnr huusmnnthur. HAILJIIIH Smith 21 dull? ZTA. it's this way . . V a hcnutiful gal fur Junior Pram , . . Pledges fair with starry eyes, for rhcirs is the shield under initiation Skies . t , asking :1 special fellow tu Kampus King . . t Trying m study as halmy breezes zlre MowingI in the spriny . . . Electing new nHicc-rs to lend the wm' . . . Plan. plzm for another year . t . Seniors cry tthe rest of us sighh at the time that is- truly theirs V .. I'n um utMlx'im Plum- Pll'lur Tumur-Sun't JIJUU S. If: MrrhtVum r NIMHA- Hasn't it hccn fun? Tmmumhfmly EMA ZETA TALV AH'HAhBaHnm Racy K. Duluu. M. Riclvt J, Ellis R. l'lvmn. Mn. J. R. Sun'lh S Miller, J. Manic, N. bhamk. L. H'ahen: Nuami Raw: K. Nurris. T. Bruv. $7 Mumls. B. Behrle. H. Browne. 1'. Walker. J. SIHIEV. S. Hruuka. J. Enm-I. C. Bmsmdt. 15.H1II: Thin! Ran, .5. NHL J. Tuerluhur. J. Lcuzlllru. HV Nlumur. P. Homk. E. Kurtyu. J. HuxImL Knthv Lullerhrl. l. Ahhuuxvn. A. Dunmun. h Srnacl. B. Fishrr: Fourth R717: ,' B. KvVnrllncr. J. Thrmn. J. Pnhst. K. Rush, L'. ML'I.:quIIIin. . Srhmumm. U. Srmkcnht-ru. NC Uullrn R. Ullnmm Slurr. ll. Rhine. 3L .HcXIuIICxL J, Cheshire; FUJI: Rm; J. Knluin. R. Lnuuuriux. E. T- m S. Pulturwu, E. Hil-hhmmh, ,I Lj-mrcr. P, Bidmp. h. Sullivan. 0. Dubuque, G. Hummel- ralh. J. Cmmwcr. D. Buucnnf. E. Hurhnn, S. Milla: t trl'l Rout Li. Lawllhulrr. E. Clurr. C. Husenun .lL Dimn. L. Mwllcrt .l. Fuller. M. Sllnnk. RA Kaiser. KL Hmmlrun. E. Hntkmun. N. Rivoiru. L't Kuunlrh. Jt Iiraun. K. Huullu . ---..- -ra.,.....--..-.- -..-- . k l . - $ .H'ACIA BnH-nu k4... II Aslnnnl. ll. .thur, E. Kerr. J. Muhncis. R. XYziwnlmch. J. Kvlc. .H'rwmf A'vrtL T. Clem. L. IHShurK D, Klrinhnns, H. KOZilI'v N, Tun-lm H, LrI-rlu', R anmu, H. Duvix. Thin! Ran R Luriuni. M. LPHEII. H. DI-nmn. D. H'ml, G. Hixuhll. B. Rnblnsun. .l, Frml. D. Julmsnn. H. Cllilllllvch. I'wall: Run: ti, Hvllrdh ,1. 15ml: Ii, ULDI-nulm J. McDonald, D. Dcyhlo. J. Stun. l', Myers. .L Van Dykn. B, Smuhms. D. Wuutlln. ACACIAiBnle ldmz' H, leclw. J. Hlil' C, Rullnmnn. R. Urcutl. L. Scillrmer. C. ML'UIILHH H. Hdu'lwz Nuaml Ran C hxmlll. .l Duunmx .l. l'cualrc, H. Thunnnun. I . FMIIL 'W'. l'u-lrrmn, H'. HaiNn'ry. TMHI Run 3 J. llrrryz D Zornn. D. ' ntmh, If. IL'IL IE. thhinmn. T. VPhy. .l. Fickel. Fourlln Rails: E, hlmfmu F, MHHII. L hmhh J. hmlrllr. J. MIVHIJHI. K. Dm'm. J. VVL-uu'r. XV. Svlmridvr. lfll ACACIA l'aumlul u! 11:. l'mlq'anl'lr N Un'Mwm I'JUI Ctmimmn' Clmmrr Mablhlml 111.10 l'rm rulrlt IJr'rHl-li-ll Km 1' Nruim Drunh-Jm It Uh Irm 1.x NIT! : Iurvult H u' xlxlnml Tn mm a 1-1: I r r Krfr deitiunnl Masonic ideals uglin guided Acacia through :1 sucresslinl yeur. The hmthers actively participated in mzmy cumpm. activititm Last year Acacia Dllltt'tl cm the Kmnpm Hingr court and wun tho intrumurrlf gulf chumpiunship. The Metro attendmwc trophy was pruudly cluinu-d h; the chuptur fur the third txtruight year. Participation is El byword. Knmvn for their unmule :md enjnyuhlc purrim thc Acnciuns completed emuther memoruhlu social sezlsun, A Wind Hatter party st21rted off the year with :1 hang. Another highlight uf the season was the Pledge formal. Mcnlhcrg many alumni. and nminnnl officers cnjnycd the music of Earl Snapp's hand. The traditional Acacia street dance and the annual Night-nn-the- Nile party served to provide more pleasant memoriex Spring formal, pajama partiera 11nd Founder's day provided further enjoyment. In Detcmhcr Aczlcinns gave .1 party for orphans which was as much fun for the brothers as the kids. Enjoyment is another byword of Acacia. Friendship i3 21 anuahle asset. RInmnic principles cement lifelong understanding. The atmosphere of the house and the new annex imply hrnthcrhrmdt The most notable fundamental principle nf the Chapter is its emphasis on scholarship. Acacia means friendship, scholarship, participation, and enjoyment. drurfmlr Mir! ifu' r'rfrr'yp'rrrfln' fur a fare Wm mm'lx 195 ALPHA SIGMA PHI Faumlnl at TtrIr 1345 Iirtn Sigma C'Imflh'r rslubh'sinvf I037 IH-rsr'tfcnfekwlulj Lmltlu' I'irr Pwtith-ufeclix lmrllr nSIK'fl'l'll'Y'jI-JI. fl 1' Jr. IL; 5 Truuun reRirhm'd St'yt'rt'r A long awaited event was finally experienced in November 215 the Beta Sigma chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi opened the doors of its new home rm VVentworth avenue. Only through the devotion of :1 wonderful hnusemother, hits. Bertha Husman. was such an event possible. For the pzlst six years the Alpha Sigs had rented a house on Calhoun Street, ClOSE to campus but unfortunately removed from the other Greek organizations. The new home places Alpha Sigma Phi among four Other fraternities and offers a good location to develop more campus activities. Realization of another goal came with the Chaptcrhs successful fulfillment of its scholarship program. The effort mlho Better the wMun through scholarship produced the jump from 13th to 4th among fraternities and was rewarded by the IFC scholarship improvement trophy. Traditional zlmung all chapters of Alpha Sigma Phi are the Founder's Day hnnquct and the Black and VVhite formal. The Pledge hall, Sig Bust, and spring weekend were a few of the other important activities. Renewed acquaintances with alumni of the chapter were afforded hy the Sig Bust. A banquet with a humorous program and an informal party at the house kept the new members in touch with their graduated brothers. anmy Toms. Stt'rrrml Girl of Alpha Sigma Phi IHU - - .-....- 57?; n. M ,- .xl.llllJ SIGMA PHI ALPHA SIGMA I'HI R. Let, G, ClnlninphAllu J Lumlm, D, Bmuu-Il, J, Kulnlnmn LQ-K-5agyA Bhtfhm Ran J. Junkim. R. hrucrt-r. R, Mn. Hmnmn. K. Julumm. I . IE, Vnrunk, L'. Slmlularl. A. Krumn, 'IV. Evmnrth-lnl. 'l'lpjul Huti' Mlktn. R Sluulum krnulz. mom! Inn .' V ,Hx'vldlz R, Munlurl. D. Nirlxmn. H'. Burmm Ihx' R. Slnrlov. L2 Van Dv Kldrk. im'inuI-m. U. Surmugx. .anmf Rm. Rlduc. R, Nleu-r. Millm D. H'uumnuu. I'JT r i F ALVH X TAP HKHCH Kilimlom Kan R M'I'Wl. I'. Hulh. H, HCLHI. l', iimvluhwr. K. Kilrhuulltr. F, PllIullL't-r. R. Purk, NumrJ lx'un' XV, Rinrtr. T. u'wlmn, U. Harm. U. linLIan-l. J. ILIH, J. Rium-Hr. P. OLry. R. Mrlz ,r. G. 3mm . Tltmf Hum. .l. Smhh, F. W'nml. GA Hclchrr. V. uchhrr, R. PEHIWI. LL lfuuszaLrl. P. Shl'nL, T. L'hclulcy. W'. Smilh. U'. VnnDuwn. J. HL'IHZC. Fam'fl'l Nair: K annth. D. Burke, D. VulIL-r, K. Knmr. J. Rubillwu, Ii Crain- dull. V. W'IHIL'. D LULkHUULL T. KIcLeun. R. O'Neil. U.PHA 'I'JL UMI'GA Iinnum Jx'u:.' .l. Bzmul. l', lhhkr. l5. Bn-nl, Mri. Scllrmulcn C. Krrnlcr. H. Curry. G. Nhltinply. H'. Unir. Swami Ron: Cu Frllmm'r. U. I't'llin: . R. hx'luw'dvr. D. Lurvprrz. D. Jull, U. Lrnfcuint. .1. bmllllr. TJmJ Ron. R. Vnml D. Wunwn. 5. Mckrv. R ftclnlm. J. Klnlz. I1. NnnsH, l3. Mllv-x'. .L Hnw-r, H. H'rlxh IX Hlnn'umlu-rl l'umrir , VI. Ht-H. R Hrmllt'r. R Cnml. J. hunt. R. RMIJL R. .Xmlvrmn, T. Cnrmn. V, Pnu. l . .Xru. f'nrl: Nzw T. Hchllc. H'. irlrlnn. Jt. Pulwrnnu. .l, barkbcrucr. M. 'HwL U. Gmmhduu D. Hrinvmam XV. Fn-rmnn, K. Rumuldm H', Spilxmm-Hvr. 198 ALPHA TAU OMEGA Found: 1, u! l'r'nn'm'u Jlirilm'y qu'limly- LWH- lJrlm Lawful L'I'mNn r mllrlr'xluu' 1 133 Il'm'rfn' llmlueUun I'. Kuhlr! U'urtlrr Cllurfumveh'nlu :I N: Inn in H'm rlyy N: rHueU'uh: r .Uuil' 'arffyy KI'rPI r 0.! Ht: ,1: am IefMimni Br rrll Ohio Delta anhdrl thnpter is une nf 132 Alpha Tau Omega chapters located in the L'nitcd Statex and Canada. Sinu- it5 founding :11 UK: in ml? the fraternity has recognized um- over-ull gnul 21ml purpuw. that of assisting in the development nf mature college men. ATU is weH-lmtm'n m1 cumpm fur its mmlml Sweepstakes. At this event held eurh' in the :llll'lHnIL now mnn'it; plctlgw Vie for hunurs :lt Burnet woods in the tlzlyilung round of beauty contests and zany games. The brothers are planning to move into a new house on Prohzlsco zn'enue in order to he nearer campus. At present the fraternity house is located on Senator Place. In the fall zn'ents' day x'as held. at which the mothers and fathers of ATO'S came from all wet the Country to see the environment of the chapter and the Univenity: Throughout tht' year many parties and hresides were held. Highlights for 1959-60 ineluded the Christmas and spring furnlals. Theme parties allowed for much social variety. The men of the Klaltese cross are represented in many campus activities. Such organizatiuns us ODK, IFC. and the News Record recruited men from ATO. All mzljur varsity spurts also listed ATO's on their rosters. The intramural program found the brothers its strong contenders Ginny Sit'm'l. Stt'u'rhmr'f of Jiplm 'I'uu Umryu 1119 AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB f0lllhll u' u! llymwu I mzwraalv I'Ul ffinu':un.MJ Clmmn tthlhlnllul 1030 I'm Jill! lgfllfr m: R4 u'mu I'm Pu xhlrvuhlx'mmfyl Tuvlw .Vltltllllyillill'llllul RnHmuu Tu-uwrniLHm M Mr If, u'mrr Bullulu lx'uh: It. Redmur. Turner. J. Huchnmn, hV. AXIIIRIL'AN CUNINIUNS L'LrB Slculc. A. ,hlnuu, .l. sznanL G. D. HCFth'yV L't-pcrith. J. The Cincinnati chapter of the American Commons Club wag formed in 1924- hy a gmup of men who felt the need for a fraternity which offered brotherhood to all men on campus without restrictions :15 to rate, color, or creed. The Cincinnati chapter again showed gmwth and improvement over thr past year. An application of the four cardinal principles: democracy. hrnthcrhumi, university first and the npen door policy, by the active chapter has led to :1 gmup whose enthusiamn fnr UC and the fraternity sert't-s well as :m example for thc pledges. KIzIny hours were spent during the summer and this 1:15: schnol year improving the shelter on NICXIiIIan street. Fire hazard improvements and utht'r sufcty fcnturc-s were the chief items on the work sheet. ActivE-pledge relationships, always somewhat Hstminedt were improved this year by giving more meaning m the principles. of the fraternity, its. role in Greek affairzs and its relationship to the University. Improved pledge training and pledge evaluation lay the active chapter was largely responsible for this. The highlight of ACC's social calendar came with the Pledge furmal in Decembert Other social events included the Annual Spring formal and the traditional Founderys day banquet. lInny hnuse parties, tiresides, and some interchupter visitations were held. ACC'S also participated in mLLny campus activities. XV GuddnnL U. T. Beckhousr. Swami Rrrfc'f G. Hnncntk. XV. Gmdry, K. L'hm', lenu-L D. Barr, F. Summon. 'Jl Ifl PI LAMBDA PHI Pi Lumlnlzl Phi wan fuundvtl in 1893 at Yzlh- Uniwrsity In men uf all religious beliefs. Since that timt- chapters hzu'v ltccn established in thu L'nitml Smtvx nml Cumuhl. Tho Uhin Mu chapter of Pi inm was started at l'C in IQJU. Althnugh this claclptt'r hus liven pn'duminuntlx Jewish. men uf :tll filil'lh :II'E ulwzu 5 u'clcunml infu Ihc fmti'rnity m. brothers, This full tho vm'iuus mrmhcrs :Lml plmlgvs hum :LH party. 01' the cmmtrv returned tn thtir nmvh rmlecmulvd hmm- M '00 Huscu. Because schnlnsth' :lchim'mmnt is stressed thr- huusr hm lwcen 1ththle in .1 quiet nrighlwrlmud ilCrUSH fmm Burner wuudm A5 mhh-ncc uf gland nL'IlUlle'hhl'D, Pi LLLIDS Me in many cumpm lmnm'urieat Hesidrs schlmfwurk activilicg licpt the Pi anx hunt: A unmlwr nt' l1 rnthers were active in tht- different phnscs. 0f the intramural DFUL'HLIIL As :m rxnmplc, Pi thm u'nn tho ghoul championship in volleyball. In zulditinm there were parties. including the Homecoming dancc, weekend yxnrtim. the Pledge-Actiw affair, and rhv Pledge 1311'an Firesides with sororities wvrc :xlm held. Campus. Urgzlnizzxtiuns wmt- nut slightcd. Kfummet's Guild, Czuiuccm Monk Advisory, Scarab. the Band. and others hcnchtcd by having Pi Lams among their membera'. During the year the Pi ans welcnuwd a new house mother. Mrs. Edna Samuel. She was a great help to all and quickh became admired and respected In the brutherx PI LAMBDA PHINEme Ram. D. Marx, G. Rvith. G Kumimkv. H. Smnn-r H D. Kmin, D. Ih-ru'ulll. S. F V. F. Ric V. If I t J .4..u-w4x A m g, t y I 1 T t i 1 ,t Q'geo :gii- + a 1 ur Kulkt D. Imnis. h'unml Ron: R. bnrltzcr, U. GulrlsmilIL NI. RPilhEF. S. Slsufcr. Thin! Rani D. Axlruchnn. Ht lmkm. IL Finn. Fourth Rwy: N Bndcn. D. L'uuner, L. Smr. I. Silvcrmum G. Bcrmlcln. l4, Bernstem. H, Ot-xlumltr, L. Fox, N. Kutrlmus. 'w .' n- ;r 6.- I'VHIHIII 11' m Yul. I'm'nru'r; 1873 0qu Wu Clmt-ju Hitwlu'nlnri l'IJH 1,11xi1frllfifflll Marika Tip I Pr: .u'rh INJIH Inn! S: Inn N4 A n In: lijl NJ Kuml rule: 'l'uumnribtrud .Uurlu E. H'emhrnun. 1i. W'Huhnmn. Ht Huynn. H. Stllunrlz. 202 BETA THETA PI ananl a! JIEum-E 1 Mi1w'sily 1830 Brig Nu Clmph'r rsmlzlislrrn' 1890 Prmidmteb'ah Hausrr I'tu' Pr'rsitiml-Dun NOHHIOH S! v 7 l Iury-rTom Jlimlirll Twasun-teban ANN Beta: Theta Pi, the oldest fraternity west of the. Alleghenies, was founded at RIiami University in l839. Beta Nu chapter W215 brought to UC in 1890. In its 70 years of existence, Beta Nu, backed by her principles of mutual assistance and nsgociated effort, has remained strong. An active alumni group and a strong Motherhs Club help to keep the Betahs near the. top. In a chapter purposely held small, cluse brotherhood prevails and true friendships. not mere acquaintances. are the rule. Highlights of the year included many parties, Winning the 1FC scholarship trophy, and holding a successful rush season. The Beta Shows. helped to kick Off a fund raising campaign to give the Betas a new wing. Better facilities and more comfortable study areas will thus become available when the wing is completed. Intrumurals. Campus 033033, and scholarship were the activities that kept the Betas busy. Extra-curricular projects included a trip to Louisville to watch a Bearcat basketball game and several roof parties. firm; Halhrt and Aleims replarv bulbs on shining crest. R: BE'FA THETA IJI- fiqffmy; Rt,:;' D, thuulu H, L'InyIm R, HJuM-r. NIH, Alnnrn, D. NnrillmH. 11 Klinnhh. Nunml Rn. l. Kvnlx-I. A. Glynn. R. Lnuberr lIIuI. P. HLIILHIHLXIJIL'VCL L Cuill. R. HI'ILIHHHL'. U, Fcixl. Tinnl Na D, KlrFJdIIPn. U. CnrnPH. J. Tlllmwwu. J. Marlin. T. Bmmr. D. funk. A. Frrihnfrr. D. Shun. H. P.Ilmcr. H'. Luuer. I'erlb 1651' J. Hrluklmx H. lh'urll. J. Evans. M. thm-ider. R. Huualuu. H. hummer. B. L'hnpnmn. J. Sirwm. G. Muss. G. Srhick, W. North, .I. Slimlle. H. Hullcll. D Miller. RV Lincluuk. D Mqu-r. C .lut'l'u-u. Xumnf Rm;- IL Duunlnxs. ll. Mxnur, l'. Rournuhururr. H. HerrImm-r. men R. Burcwrc. l, Shinulclun. Third Ra: ' J. lirumluvc. IL lhnlrls, D. L'nrpunlur. H. Mcilus. l'. Marlon, Ii. Ibuld. T. FDFI'CL'. .X. Rm'hy F'amlli R l'. GIIII-apiv. XI. Sdlm-nlcr. K. Marulcr. R. btmin. R. Lullarrv. L'. Kilt, K. 112mm. R. Whimlkcr, lellr Ran: C. Harlan, R. XYem'ur. L. l'uul, U Ehhun. J Unrrimn. D, Ulhxelumn. R. Burkin. JA KInrnn. BETA 'l'HE'I'A Hiliwwm Ram: DELT. Brim. D, Hulduin. .1. DAV DILLT-x TAL Bmluley. C. 'Jlil Dltl. I A W. Ulil.'I A Hanm Ron. JV Tmhmu RA Kllhlmmu. chcr. . I'lllmn J. lexnrH. humid Ram mm, H. SJIruL-Ilcr, IE. Strehn S Szwlhmhurg, N, Nnrlmilim U. Hakumm. .l. Lvnll. IJ. VuI1rmhkv. F. Rink. Nunmi Rn-r; EL alHVyVIunnlrn. J. Uurran N Burner, R. Scunmn. DELTA TAU DELTA Formjul u! IirIIrmn- CqH'mM INS Cumnm Xi Clmrnr .uubluhul 1mm Pr: xid: nthm 01.! ll'fu'tm r l'iut lh'r'rr'qul-Jlm Hell. J.Jitk Folz 1' Sn n Jm'yeClnu Im- NJ: 1t, man 1': rusun vein: 1; Kmnxr V W76. the men of Gunnnu XL heing of sound body taml mind i, do leave to the tradition that is Delta Tau Delta :1 schnnl year. being ninetern-hundrcd :md fifty-nine kitty. As tlSLlIll it wu: :t year beginning with rush and ending with the gala spring WCEkfnd tthis appearing no different than that uf any other Greek coteriet. But it VVIIS not the start. nor the finish that we intend to upwind uponiit was that which V 'tls sandwiched in between that made the meat of the- nmnthst VVe celebrated! It war. our big anniversary your :1nd wt- rejoiced. XVe shook hnndi with our own hixtm'y at the hnnquot for the alumni, and we allowed our hearts tn he, stnlen by Queen Ann hvhu possessed the Key 10 Delta Hail t. XVe leave the study and bull sesaiunu in Pumphre-t Luunlue tmude safe for actives hy pledge rutest. The pledges weren't rmlh tun hathoger was selected as Zem's Pledge Prince and :1 few plcdgcg made their grades, with much inspiration from active Chapter tut courset. The month of December saw us all shot down . . . twith hmgincedled hypmlermiest us an outbreak of infectious hepatitis threatened the Sheiter. Yes. Delta Tau Delta. we team to t'uu this year. with its successes, its failures, its high ideals. and mighty views 0f the future, all to be filed away under trzlditiun. Some of us. are glad irk nverH Jun Fry, Dvim Tm: Drlm Junitzwrym'y Qumn 'ZUB 3H1 ; I 9 I E t I I 1mm- LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Famm'rd u! Bantu; I'nii'n'sihv 19179 Gamma Gamma Clmwtr rslzrlzhsln'af 1010 I'rg-xiJr-nI-vBiH .ikin I'itr Prur'drm-Jrny Raw Nu m furyhjrm .Urrxr Tt'zdsm'm'inh'k SilJ'lll'r Nntiumlly, anhdtt Chi Alpha m-cupit-s :1 rather unusual position. Among mujur college fraternities it is the youngesth bring founded in IQOthct today it stands as the lurgeit fraternity in thc world, with over 150 ChapterS. It is hard tn go anywhere without running into Lambda Chis. Following the usual hectic fall rushing season, the men of the truss and crescent settled down to begin another exciting year. Early activities of the chapter included preparing teams for the intramural program and putting much effort into rt Huat for Homecoming. In many leadership honoraries, such :15 Sophus, Cincinnatus. zmd Omicron Delta Kappa. the brothers went forth to do tllt'ir VVUrli. SChUlllTShl-p VVHS nUt negltctml HS Igilfnhdii ChiS had members in many scholastic honoraries. A large number of dances and parties allowed frequent use of the Chllpter'S :lnnex 0n Riddlt rUHd. In early chttnher the annual Pledge formal and Winter weekend were held. Laura Grafton. Lambda Chixs 1959-'60 VVhite Rose. was $erenaded at the dance along with the housemnther. the Duchess Hare. Climaxing the social season was the. Spring weekend. Luum Urnfinn, Ifllift' RUM hf Lumbrlrl Chi Alpha ! e V g LANIHDA CHI ALPHA Ilaltrnu Row: D, .Ullrphy, L Smillh J. Shuup, Duchma. J. Klzlrtv. I4. lelun, D. Rife. Nwwml fx'ni: R. GrifFIIh-u KI, Hzlluk. R. LL'uI-i. C. Hickurmn. J. Nhumwr. A. NIHHMIHW. H. HIHnrd, D, HHrLIL'II. J. LUIHLUL'h. Y'fnul Ron T. L'Hlull'lli l. Sut'ycn H. Immmh l, blmlh. J, hvhnlll. D. Klinmlurlh 5. DFKCL R. IUImU. . Hvlrkcn V. lulln. .l. .lumha. j'laullll Kan: R. Klu'pm'L R. Slmvnmlm H. Yunnu. H. ann J. Mr'tn'. H, Hdlnmh. W. Hum. D. Armin. M. Harkrr. A. CJIIN. i. I'uNn-Ir. LAUHDA L'Hl .XLPHA-Buuum Run: J. Unndy. D. Snydcn J. Raw. 1!. Akin. J. H'hlmu, D. Slmcrm H. Hdkcr. D. Duuniamlun. $umni Ron: '1'. Hum- nur. D. Puuh'la. D. Ulunlnucr. R. Hillvr. K lluluu. A. WW'iM. J. RunLin. R Hhcrrirk. D. Urnunmm L rhhrr, Tirinl' Ron. D, XVinkrlmun, H. .lullmtlm. H. Jluurlu J. HnuLL D. bucvur, R, R.Wrmcrnl'l. H. Srllnuln ll hcllucikcrll R, Kmmnur, R. kfxsixk. B. THXIUL f'wruln Rat: .L Xnnilll D. SNHKUQ. D. hulllumct. 15V HruHurd, U. HILHM, ll Harrell. P. 'I'ImnmunL H'. Buktr. .F. Lenin R. Hchtnz. Q Hunt. ill I7 PHI DELTA 'I'HETAERIAMW Rum: J. Let L'. Hnubcm. J. Dams. Mrs. Musu'r. J. Sllurr. i HlldL'WIlVL l', HJIIIIHIL Naomi Rata' U. Eanhburn. T. Crnim .I. Werner. D. Cnrnelmx. B. Minus. 1' MrKIttrIck. J. Kriou. R. Hunmel. R. Lusk. TImJ Kai: J. Kline. R. W'ncrncr, W. Dmtz. N. McCaiulcy. T. Enlev. 1.. Kliscl, EE Hrruumlrk. P. VVA'HL K Uluw I'VaurIlr K011 J D. DLIIUIII, J. Kan. J. Klmz. H. SiIlIPIIkCT. XV. Frv. k1 hmlcy. .L XanIr-I: G. Krnlnvifh. T. DIlstuII. PHJ DELTA 'HIE'I'Athrwu Ix'rm T, Pulrv. IJ. Flmmnu, .I. XanlvurL R. 'Wulker. I.. Thunms. I'T. Unruillc. E. Fiulwr. Sumnl R017 R. Pickrlt. J, Let, .I. Hunlv R. Turmr. R. Hulinn. T. Huruhenlmu, J. l'arlu-r. IE. Mnllny. . 'cumunn. Tin ! lx'nn' E. H'ulhvr. l4. Kennedy, L'. Krmmnn. T. Paley, D. Erirksun, J, Clark, J. Grim, II. Ruminucn H. Hurtnmnn, T. Thumpmu. Fiflb R . Harrell, H'. Siewrr, 'I'V Myrrs. D. IIEurrmunn. S. .Xluyrc. D. Tuvlnr. P. Stnlry, H. 31mm: KL Julm. H Hnrmn. 'Jl H PHI DELTA THETA Frmmlnl trl .Himm thI-t'rnitr TSM' 011m 'I'lum Cfmpm . xlublhlnnf M'UA' Pm xiyl'rufelim Vault: r1 l-It'i' Pu titfntfejmft Sum: 54 Ht Mr tijulnt Untit Tr: mm , relnm. H 'I'fmnun XVith the close at the summer settsnn 11ml ttll the Swimming parties the Phis again applied themselves tu their studies. The yeztr begun with the announcement that Ohio Theta hild been named the third best Phi Delt chapter in the mttitm for the secund straight team hVith the addition of pledgeg the Phis attempted tn provide a cnmplementztry social program t0 round nut the mute emphnsized seholzastie and activity schedules. Christmas highlighted this effort with a party for underprivileged Childrent a earoling party, and a Christmas dinner with the ChristmztS formal climaxing the season. At the dance the brothers 3nd their dates were entertained hy the fraterntt-x's chorus. Thrttughnut the year the Phts participated u'huleheetrtedlt in the intramural program in an effort to hetter their second place finish of the previous yeztr. me fnnthttll through gull the brothers fought hard. VVith the advent of spring plans were begun for the big side show in the Sigma Sigma carnival. the pool opening and the annual weekend HT Luke Harrington. Apprehension set in as the Phts attempted to retain the Sing trophy for the third straight year. No less a turehmiing set in as the chapter prepared to lose nnuther senior class that had been With them 50 long. Plrrlyrx yaffrt'r ax rum ffH'l'PS Phikrta Cnrnittnf imidt'. 435 want. 4 2H; PHI KAPPA TAU Fomnlc'n' m Jll'um; l,:!li-l'l'r,!;'. 1006 Gamma Bria Clmplrr rslal'rlixlu'xl 1950 Prrxizlrnlilalm .lluiu'l I'En- Prmih'ruI-hBal'J Srlmrk S. n rhil'j'iBail NH! TruumugDa-z'ixf .HIGmw The newest fraternin' on campus. Phi Kappa 'lhzluh has ndtlf'll much to the Greek scene at Cincinnati. The highlight of the Phi Tau war was the granting of its formal charter :15 :1 fraternity chapter. National officcrg including the prc-sident of Phi Kappa T211: and the vice-president of the National Intcrfrnrcrnfty Conference welcomed Gamma Ber?! chapter of Phi Kappa Tau into exigtence. 'l'he Phi Tau year began with a successful rush program. A large. well-h'ked pledge class began its tedious training. A Halloween party and :1 full migratiun t0 the birthplace of Phi Kappa Tau at Oxford werc other functions. A Big-Little Brother day promoted a spirit uf togetherness even though rhe traditional Pledge-Actix'c funthall game was violently played. Of course. rhc' actives wen: victorious. A steak dinner followed the game. The new Phi Tau house 011 Clifton avenue will soon he lived in :15 the brothers zlre working hard to make it hnhituhlc. Phi Kappa Tau has done .1 great deal to promote tho bond of friendship among its members and is fast becoming :1 leader on campus. Jr L'IU'IJIHH'IJ' le' PM Trulx rujnr XVI'VHII umv rl't'fH'IlJ. u,.n : , , i 1, 'i John JIdiIe'I happily acryprx rfrurlrr from Rolum! Jltmin'll. rmfflnml pnsnim! 0f Flu Kappa Tail. I'Hl KAJ'PA 'l'Al' Bufl'uu Rate: F. .Kuxtln. D McGruu. B. Sghuuk. Mrs. Jnnlm. J. Mzmel. B. .VL'L'I. A, Unhrie'l. Nnmuf lx'au. L. RuHiH. R, SLuII, ,l. Mmlllrn, T. Bluucr. R. thrr;v G. l'Imm', Thin! Run: L. Uullim. R. FricI-z. H. Brurucr. R Huuln'a. H. Addison. J. JIcKIthxI. XL H Vile. B. H'nih, D, XleMm-ff, Fwnli Ron: DY Ulmgcr, K. Kirwh. R. Kulll. R. Millcr. J, 1mm... .1 HiIlrr, L'. Shieldi. C. Puppc. I'JHl; Ron: LI l'hlhum, P. Gribhcll. ,l, Betkcr. R. Kirhv. A. xhkmhnuwlm H. DUhl'Il. RV Burl, D. Drliun. 311 PHI KAPPA ! HET. X-IJ'me Run: '11 MJrlm. J. Hnnlherk. D. LHHlb. .l. GAhricln J, Klinkrnbrru, T. xVHIIrkN, rrmc. F. 'I'L'rlc. PHI KAPP I'lHi'I' Xilimmu lx'na' R. DPHHIIUH'F. H . l,ix rn. R. Taubnlrl. R. Krriuhrink. l., IJum-xmL In Fnhhru. J. hhltinu. Timinl Ran. U Hillw. 5. lknlm. xv M R. klutzhnck. 'J'. T. Dmlcr. L. KIrManlla. Thin! Ru; . romlfl Non' R. H'uuda. D. Vnchrinx. P. VVm-mu, T. DL-Hm. ,l. Anlzum. R. Stiles. T. Grcvc, J. Lan- wkuu 3km Mn. W'mkump. D. F.1IH'H. l , qumuuor. .L '$'cilor. 1.. Michael. Nrmml Ram .' B. Hanlh. D. lelL D. FitzurrulJ. .L Anspnrlh D. Hnrknuaka, G. N, Fulm. IJ, U :Illcn. Nuuud Rah: I'. Hvrunmnn, J. Luffrnn J. N.ICHIHn-rh'. L. ann, J. Xlurtul. U NJMHHLL R. RIINHI. PHI KAPPA THETA Fnumlwu' ul Hrrmi u L'IHI-t'p HF! r JSA'U Omit um Charm- .wldfr'ixhdl I'JJJ' P; r u'rh nlhlhm Furrr H firirt' I'rvsirlr nlhTum HVIUlmmI' Swrrlmy-;Drm Il'mrh V'J 'l'rmsun-rhkuhda mull: r' The promotion of spirit zmd hmtherhuml Hmong Catholic cullegr students is the purpose of Phi Kappa 'l'hetzl fraternity. The activities thruughuut the year have been directed toward the :Lccmnplishment of this goal. The year began on a succe$sful nute with the pledging of a 36 man Class Throughout the first semester, the pledge and active Chapters. engaged in many:1cth'ities.'l'he pledge- active football game and pledge weekend wore nmung these. The highlights of the social smsnn wcrc thc pledge formal and thr- plncing of 3 Phi Rap on Zeta Pledge Prince court. Campus, social. and religious activities highlighted the entire year. Among these were the Christmas 11nd Spring formuls. the Senior dinner, and serenndfs ut pinned CUIIPICS. 19mm the huuSe located on Jefferson avenue acmss from Burner H'UUdS, the Phi Raps participatsd in Honwctnning student government, and intramurals. llnny hnnorzlries also claimz'd Phi Rap; :15 members. In addition to these numerous activitiest the Phi Raps continued the tradition of decorating the goal posts for L'C hnmc foothill games. Parties werc- hold with must of the sororities and many of the fraternitier. on campus. Pa! Friygt', Stt'rt'ffwm'f of Phi Kappa Tin m PI KAPPA ALPHA Foundry! at Cnilwrsin' 0f l'Iruiuia 1808 .lem XI Cl'mptrr mlublislmf 1910 S,.1I.C.thramus forllrr T11. Csth-rllurtl Rorlyrr: I'..U.C.--Lun,r Jud: VrmFoxsz-u SVC-Dmmu Bard This isn't really Pi Kappa Alpha. True, it's :1 page in the Hfrziternity sectinn and it says at the top Pi Kappa Alpha. but that isn't Teully :1 fraternity. There are pictures of smiling guys who couldn't rcmcmhrr to wear dark suits, but they dun't really depict PiKA. It's hard tn write about Pi Kappa Alpha; iths hard to write ahuut any fraternity. VVe won the Smytho Award as the best chapter in the nation, and also the National Alumni Relatiuns :mtl Scrapbook Awards. But that only tells the uutcumt' of the frutm'nity. We put Fisch 0n Kmnpus Kin;r court. tunk necnnd place in the Sing. were second at Hnmrcmning. and had :1 party afterwards tu celebrate tht fact that we didn't win. hut that dUEthf tell much either. That's hecnuw a fraternity is nmstly sjirit. you can never see it allt hut wu cam feel it, It's. small thingsH like 'kplay svgsitlns,H or getting Flagstone out nf XVugnar's Creek. watching Yogi Bear, even tho grip. each insignificant. yet totaled they are PiKA. XVe haven't told yuu wlmt PiKA is; we can't. All we can tell yuu is history; the results of hrotherhnudhthe real PiKA is mnrr thrm thisV If you really want tn know what a PiKA is like, find :1 Pike. mcct himathen you'll know. J I'm'y HA Jlurllwr, Drrum Girl rrf Pi Kapfm Afpfm PI KAPPA ALPHA-BMMW Nan' WI. XHxilu D. Hrml. 'I'. I HLII F, Mn. Mulhmw . ermu-n, J. 'l'mmm. R. Junhn. .Mmml Rm; U, l.rr. .l Vumx. D. J.IL'Uh. R. Curn'. T. BL'IHLIIZ, H. anz. J. Kn. D. ivllz. 'f'lmJ Rm: U. Dnlra. .. anm-nm-r, T. HIL J, Iiquhz-r, L Mhullr. H, L'Hrlin I.. Vunwa, J. Huger. Faunh R01! R. lerklzlml. J. L'mutunl. C BrilrmL T Rm. .l. Mlmrdr. R. Kallomvirr. IL lIunu-x H. Km-linu. R. l-Ugmlvnmuhrr. InHL Kon' '1'. Himvmn. W: .UIWJluh-r. L. L'unrlL S, bluulrl. R Bunny, XI, Rum. A. H'llmn. R, hunluu, U, Lam; PI KAPPA ,Al.l,ll.X4AthlIUlH Run T Illail, 1'. HM, X Slmfur, R, Ruuun. L H'undunl, In XVJL-uuucr, T, Kulle, .1, Cum, mww ng 1-; hlan, L', Summon. KIA EVUI'R J. VVclih, D. Elm. A. P.IIriLk. K. HYL'HIABI, 1, hull. V. EEIIHITL'L TIH'VJ Rotu' h. Niclmux, J. L'mlrn, R. UuIlJme L H'Hllunh. ,1. Rusk iumuuh. M. Mmmlm. U. Vim R. krum-r. U. SumHnuud. H Skunm, f'mmliz A'oh' L. hnuulcr. L HnmNnn. H. MunchJIrl. J; LHrh-r. J. SrH'u-l, l'. Juno. ,1 Abstan. H'Iiliums. BA Huch. .l. Tuner. FJHII Ix'uc;' T. Hunm-II. R. SLhquIz, D. Pnlnmlrn 1'. Marks, FL Schmidl. ,l, .lnlmnnipmmu, l- , Djurkinq, .L Hulw. J. Rrrte. Ruswll. ll XYhnmm. - ,. whk$bh1w W 'B'warda-iaj 5Q 1Q Q! lg :x HIMUA ALPHA EI'NHIDX-mem No; II, .lcnkilh. H. DL-Mh J, Lerlwluwn. I Helium, ll mem-r, D, ViIn1anr n, M, Cluuuclx. H, Brunt, Summl Hon' D. XllllL-L ,X, Hhmm'. X. Hcrlc. 5. Nhunuurr. H. SL-yhrrt. J. SxIer. D. l'ruhnmm K. lx'L-Hz'r. H. l'nrxheru. Tlmzl Ron. L Huullcs. .i, xll. J, Hum: J. Muir, .X l rv, H. chiuy, H. Vchh I. Slcrummaulm. XI, Hunk. D. Flory. lhmll: Kan: D. Milcilzlm. S. MVPH. J Dukcn. ll Mxlehum. T. Cinch, K. Dmmml. ll. Nmn'a. H 31min IL lwlmnfinp, H. Duwldrm. L, H'illcy. SIUKIA ALPHA EPSIIJJX BuHmu ll'o-izc H7. SutulurJ5M I'V Mcwn D. V rnrr. Nlrm Julmwn. J. Frvvnmn. U Kvlsu. D. Strelch. Ii. Hnunrr. Swami Run: FK Slurr. ,k .hlhurv, IL 11mm. H. llulllrnml. L. Hruun. .L MAIN . U Kmllllcv. 5. Hullmuauurlh. Tlmu' R9. T. Hmrm .I. De.lrunrlh. J. Rune, D. lumur. R, Iilmurr. U. Ruu. . Hurpln. F. .IIHIfh. H. I'm 151.44th Ix'r.;.' R. Kvn Ill, D. lmurmfr. IL NrfT. NI, Tmnrvlttum G Lloyd, J. RcuuchnudL, D, Hnmugn XL inunmn. U. Fulk furl: Rnu' XV. IJJIIIHL T. XVluiuiaur. T. XHllqun. IA. Mucllu. T. Rcinulnnldl. D. Fallis. B. Riscll. R. Cnslcr. T. Rodenheck. .u;.m sistzmv; A'C'l 2h; SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON l-imum'lii uf ' ' i '1 P I'mzw v xih' nl .Hul'mmd I'Nfifj - 01m, Emile Churn: r .amilJiihnl INA ! . . - i. 2W limimul Jnlmuilhrk '1 , :4 ii i h xix I-Jmmim 1mm, .1,.Jm..h1mi- 5mm i '1 15mm, Rmm'rhrib'ill 1mm- ,4; Tnmun rhfim Uluifirluum f a . I II i i i I Brotherhood and cooperation are very much it part of Ohio i Epsilon of Sigma Alpha Epsilon :15 shown by :1 consistent rccnrd in fields. of endeavor. hVurking. playing, and singing together have resulted in big plt-dgc- classes, amusing Homecoming Hunts, :' the number 01 : spot in the intramural standings last yenri i and :1 finalist's position in The Mmhcrk day sing for H- US the last 15 years. The mm uf SAP: nrc rcprcscnn'd in campus activities. Scholarship ha: kept in place :15 the must important phase of cullege life. XVith its average ahuw the 2111 men's average and standing nu inwtr thzin xcvcnlh zunung lht Eightecn fraternities SAE um say that it srriws for The scholastic betterment 0f its members. A full and well rounded srxini lift is 11150 :1 main fczmn'r' 01' the fraternity. An annual migraitiun Lu Kliami and :1 spectacular Hawaiian party wtrc highlights. of the hllCiJIi schedule with the usual numher 0t tm'mzlls 41nd iircsides with suroritits. XVcckeml parties. were :lnnther important facet of the calendar. Sigma Alpha Epsilon wzu founded in 1856, Since that time it has. grown to he :L nutinnrll Hutcrniti cumpristd mi 143 chapters. Ohio Epsilun prides irsclf nn luring one of tht morc arrive chugm-rs within this realm. Quin reigns 111 Sr! E5 gufhrr for group .i'luzf-y MUM . '7 VI SIGMA ALPHA MU Fumulrd m Canvas of CEIJ- Inf Nrcc York IQUO Omiunn Clmr'rm' undulihsitnl 1017 Prfm'hlz'um'm' Tanking I'rrr Priathuny Fain? Rngnl: xiJIrI Nunn- lfxylu mu vhf. i: Cnidsn-iu Tuduy :15 always. Sigma Alpha Mu ncccpts mm on the husis 0f gtmd character. It adheres In high standards of scholar- ship. JlS exemplified 113' the chapter's schulustic record. and strcssm Im'ulty to its Alma Mater. 1t endeavors to he :1 CUILNtt'llCtin' fnrcr in thv ll-YI'S nf its mm. 'llnvm'd this 0nd. Omicron provides :1 social program running the gamut from house parties to weekends. The physical facilities of the house prm'idc :Idcquutc- :lccnmmnthltions for many of its members. Judge Sigma Alpha Klu by its producthpeople. Note its campus and community participants. It is men like- these who give of their time, talent, energy, and substance to build the fraternity and make it ever more meaningful. The Chapter was proud to have one of its own, Marv Yuultilis, as president of the entire student hody. Hut a fraternity cannot live for itself alone. Helping others has been a tradition for many years. vitlcncc Es participation in community fundwnising activities and philanthropic work. During this, the fiftieth year of Sigma Alpha th. the men review the past, realize the achievements uf the present. and look forward to additional zlccomphshmentst Curious Nmumim lialru us SlirHy .lez f?lmnm' far rfate. a SIGNIJ ALPHA Mvilim'lum .RUTL' 5V Lanr. D. Russ. 1 , Lemmnl. R, Siz'ilh K. Clirquhan N mev Nuuml Rut.- W. XVt-inhcrn. C, Kwnul. J, Pnrtnny. 3. Vqu:Iur. L, FH'K'HLIII, L, Lazarus, C. Xulu. 7.14111 Ru-..J H. Cuhz-n. IV. Slilwulvr. l H IIm1I. L, Dunn, H. luppm. KL Luuu. U hlmnxrn. I'mnlll Non P. Clmluk. SI Dnmul. A, Una D. HIIrzrr. SA Gurdun, S. Shrmmrtcm N, Gallnsku SIGKIA ALPHA KIL'iBmmu Resp. M. Ynukllr Lvrur. B, Faber. Mn. ilrluu. U. WnukIIK, h. Unmlmun. hu'mf Row, A. Dmlnmn. J. I'mrlnmn. B. Lipmnn. C. Blucslunc. KL XVH -, Ii. Rmum M. mnlar. 'I'llful Rn'ZL. H. 'l'umuk. L. Phalwfi. Ii. FINIIET. J, Nlnhkuuilz. D. Guldhcru. U. Sinner. H. Wrin. 1'31:th Kan; T. Nculnan. .X. KCMCIIIHIIL F Rmrn, .L Rmmhcrg, S. Mrtz. IL Gm, S. Unnlnn. R. Grmker. J-3- iva 219 .ar :s k r' l , I : ' SIGMA CHI-Hatrum Run: It Kmmlcs J. Prcn'. ii MurrnL E. Karncs. K. Lluwi. U. Flnmm. D. Bruunim'. .Yu'mnl Rota: C. Ptlnr G. Inlmzufcld, R. Cullim. J. Grirn. T. L.m:nm. A. l'rlrir. R. Ynunu, J. Fntnunulns. L'. Ellimt. D. Farley. Thin! lx'rr ' 'I'. Hrnnnnck. R. Clmvnmn. J. Kurkcr. G. Geiger. Cr. lirudlcv. D, Rcmlun In lldiuuml. E. McArlnr. H. Evlhcf. I1. Kullmun. Fom-Ilr Ru-zr. I3. Yunk. S, , :L-I. R. J'mlnirmlun. A. Junsnu. T, Ruineyx L. Dns'IE. 1i Human. M. Row. P. liuvdcn. J. Fricdl. W. Kuuulczyk. SICK! CHI-Hwtnm Rm: H. l-'Ir:l. D. Duml. H. Hluxun'idh F. HcrsclIL-dcfr. Muluum Hrmml Rm: .' U. Fcum. H. Hurlumz. H, llcClmam. R. Kahllu .l. lhker, F. Scull. Tlmul thns 7. Filmlummmlvr. J. Hlduuh, F. AsIL G. Bindrr. D DnHindmL H. Ruhcmckcr. 1120 SIGMA CHI Frmmlrri uf Hmmi l'ni'z'nuily INJ'a' Zrm I'yi Iflmlvru t'AlIlilHKIH 1! 1X5? Pu xhl': nrhlizm Dtmwl I'lrt I'm ml: HliKI-u Lluwi Ne z n nu rhinlm 1mm Trrmmnh RaH-ll Kqu I The Sigma Chis. this tear placed special emphasis on inter- fraterni'ry relations and an extensive sm'ial program. Zeta l'si's agenda began with a viguruus rush campaign. dimmed by tho formal pledging 01:31 candidates to membership. The annual XVatermelon Bust and the cruwning of HMiss VVaterr melon Bust 0f l959 followed pledging. 21ml blazed the way to Ll fun packed season of firesides, formats. ultl clothes pzlrtitst 11nd smgs to promote brotherhood. This ymr also marked the end of an nltl tradition at Sigma Chi. The renowned mnscnt, Sig, passed away :lftcr l3 ymrs 0f 10; :11 duty. Bereavement was shnrt-lit'ed, hnu'm'cr, with tht' emergence of Sig II. :1 frisky German shepherd puppy. February was the big month fur the Cincinnati Sign it featured a llimni Triad dance and the Sigma Chi provincial state day at Culumhus. where tho Sigs u'm'c tap basketball contenders. Highlights of the sucial smsnn this yc-nr were the Pledge Christmas furmaL the Ruaring Twenties; party, and the spring Sweetheart formal, at which the 1900 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi was introduced. Diligent studying cunchldmi :1 very prosperous year. Cara! Scln-ulwumz, Nwwu'Mc'uH 0f Slynm Chi t I .9 9 221 z SIGMA PHI EPSILON Foundry! ul Rit'lrmaml Cantor 1901 0M9 Them Chumu rstaHisln'J 194'? I'I'ratglurlgkayrr Unlanry I'iw Prmin'rul-Tmu JIiHur S: rwnujr-xiCt-aiy Bormman 3le RM. ConmhalfrreSn-z-t- Austin It was with pride that the members. of Sigma Phi Epsilon looked hack this year uver :1 decade of fraternal brotherhood and $ervice tr: their U11iversity.julv 30. 1949. marked the date that the 30-year-old local, Iota Chi Epsilon, was duly chartered as the l15th chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Conveniently located near the campust the. fraternity house at 32I Jnselin Avenue can always be found buzzing with many activities. Ohio Them Chapter tuuk rm active part in campus activities. Finishing fourth in the past intramural season. Sig Tip captured the aII-univcrsity football championship and its highest ranking in its history. President of Metre service hnlmrary, Vice president of the campus YRICA, and members of the varsity cheerleading squad were Sig Eps. hVeztrers of the heart also hunsted mcmhers of Sigma Sigma. Omicron Delta Kappa Ifeta Gamma Sigma, Suphus. and Alum- mcrs Guild. Publications 211w claimed Sig Eps for their staffs. In the suciul realm the fraternity annually sponsors the Queen of Hearts dance, one of the campus. largest dances. This :zftuir. free and upcn to the public. is built around the crowningr of the Queen of Hearts. Firesidt's, stag parties. and exchange dinners filled the year's social calendar reaching its peak in the Spring weekend. Lari Horn, Sigma I'M iffm'ltm Qurr'lr Hf HIHI'H' NGWIN PHI EPSHIlX B-umm Nn-r: R. Nnulk, J. leulu. H'. anmlmu. R, lhllurlrv. Mn. Uuk. T. XIlHur, 3. .Muhm l'. MLClmkuv. Naomi Ron WK l'rcmlunlwrua. ,l. Nriwn, ,l. Hnm-IFL-r, R. Rnlr. h L'uuhcn BY Fmdun W. Fianna, J. 'l't-IlL-r. D, lflhm. 'l'lmll kn: R. Nlrukq. L'. L'nlmell. J. B-IHIHIL'IIIII. G. huhmlc'nh'luhl, H'. Kiilrll, 'I'. Shmunl. f. Hurwli. Ii N.Irr. IL HuermH. fmuflr lu'rltu 'l'. thlvy. R. PIHIIme. U. Kuuu, W. limn. D Huuhh. XL iLmnmm. I'. Mrtlmn, R. Krnlwr, D. Ocl'hlu'i. SIGMA PHI EPHHXiNiBOHnm Rna' D. :Xnant'II, R, Prlz. R Inrlm. XV. wah'. R Ellrx. V Rulll, D. Frllunrk. Nnanyl Kan H. X1cGI.1IIwrv P. Mllh-r. 5. Hum. J. Vi7Immu A. Bailvy, B. lnwwch. IL VilII um. L, Snmnl-m. V. 'H-mh, Tiriuf Rani 5, Hirklml-J. L McKIhhcu. D. Elmnrr, J. Jonas. D. Ruhr. F Kimhxrnlvr. T. .lnlnmm, J. Vhixlmhn, V. Kwkmz. Fwnlll Run. J. Smith. J. lemmn. M. N.Irtl. T. Hulluck. .W. erlcx-I. T. Gnrvlnn. 5. Fiaher. C. Wnlvu'cr. ,. VmIL-x. T SIVilkU' Ihlriy Nun. la. Ely R. me-rL K. Hnuu-r, D. H'ulhu V. anhall. R. Lr'x'urmm ll. Munurr. l5. lloltlnmm D. Mullllux. U. BL'rJl'. I Av' l THETA L'Hl-Bonrnu Kr,:;' V. Guliuuuy. D. IJl-JI. P. Sdllrsinm-r, K. Mullex, A. Rnhm. K, Bruning, ,I, Heard. Kunml Rat;- .l, Mnmzmu, ' Rmun, C. Hartman. R. Juruhs. R. Hilliuma. D. Burkm T. MJmlruITk E. Rmn. TMnl Rn-z; H. Shnmhuuuh. S. Thxurr; I. H, Sirhcrt. H. Ih.uu!m.,cr. Y. Sartnriua, J. Turtle. P. Schmidt. F. Yle'mI. Ffrurlfl Rom: C. Kluckbeu R. Law. R. HulHk ll HVurrcncr. B. Slruvh. J. lemurmlull'. U. Lance. J, Vlkmnms. J. Cusgruvn. THETA CHI Bthm Km. ' lJ. Runmw. R. Armnr. 1:. Hard. 1. GrIHin. HH,I.LI11rm:In.R, Puncll. 1.. Hunl. J. Mrrkr. Nunml Roi; .' A. 'l'nrpfrr. P. Grccn. R. Krudel, H. FIuIIMJue. 'VY. Hun '. Furnn IA. XIJIIPI, L. Pmlnff. Thin! ix' I'. ALUMNI . D. Kvnm'tt. J. Dwkmlshc'vh. CA Qusen. J. Vinn. R NA'IMIII. L J. '. Yuuulmn, D. Xian I'nmll: linn' XI. chLuuuHin. S Myers J Ru-ML-n. l7. unru, J, Minnich. D. Sharp. FA Fian-Ila, L Ruckus, D UhcrlitL Fifrfl Rnu' Dihtmaki. R. Plar'frnllcrurr. ll Schniulx-r. J. Gm-r. T, L'Jrsun. V. SlnH'n-lzcn. D. Lrnnlmrdi. Fm HuiTIm-iuur. R. Mclelmu. E' i' : I : : g ,i l 1+- .m! H a $ 6 - 16;! 1G! I THETA CHI Faumlul I Nm'u-it I: l uil'rrufv leWr BL m 0min rm Churn r Htmllnaflul I013 Ex Jnlzhlx'mmui Hum i I'm 15.1 .lrrthLIuU Ruin Gnmllhril Rainy: Jumr Trr'uuurw;K.-u Bunting XVith the emphasis on hrnthcrhomi. scholarship, and campus activities. the Beta Omicron Chapter of Theta Chi just completed another successful year. Theta Chi claims members in such campus activities 215 Sophos. Bletm. ODK. Cincinnutus. Glee Club, and many other University organizations. Second in inrmmurals last year, Theta Chi was a strong contender for the Championship this year. The social season W215 again highlighted by the Dream Girl weekend. This weekend included a hay ride, picnic, swimming party, and a spring furmal. Last June. llarcia Thielman was choscn :15 Dream Girl of Theta Chi. Other social functions included a winter formal. Senior banquet, Region Corral, Dad's hanquet. and the Ides of Klarch party . Good scholarship is encouraged through study 5855mm. The frattrnity is fortunate to have a chapter house located just across Clifton avenue from the campus; and is further blessed with a wonderful housmwther. A balanced program for social events. campus. activities. and scholarship gives the members of Theta Chi an excellent chance to gmw together in fraternal friendship and brotherhood. JIzIrt'ja Tiwilmuu, Drum! Girl Of lem Ch: 1- ; Bmmliiiiiilillil TRIANGLE Fomnlz'zl a! L'nx'rw'rsilr HI Illinois 1907 Ciurr'mmli Clmph'r csmblidrrll 10.71 Pn'siglmtelmroy .Uyrau Yumm- I'irr- l'rrxitlrnleTam .Wlmarr Bill .Uz'yrrs .S'm'rrlm'yeTnm Gn-rnmmr Paul Sfmmfonl Tr'erulu'trefnlm 2min Ron CHIHN Basically, Triangle exists as 21 national fraternity for engineers and architects. The social and fraternal programs are designed around hath study programs. Due to the close bonds developed through common studies, Triangle is able to instill its memhcrs with the concept of strong character. In the Engineering tribunal. the Comp Engineer, honor fraternities, and professional societiese the hzldgr 0f 'rriangle was prominent In such organizations as Student Council, puhlicntiuns, the Band. the Glee Club. OUR, and Cineinnatus, there were hard workers from 530 Howell. Competition was always enjoyed. Intramural sports were actively participated in' and the fraternity was found near the top in the final standings. Between 7th weeks, Triangle also accomplished a strong social prugrann highlighted by two formals and the spring weekend. 'lhraditionnl features included two pledge parties and a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Other activities were building 3 Hunt for Homecoming entering a hnnth in the Sigma Sigma. carnival, and sponsoring :1 brother for Kampus King. Hnuw mm him! lumvm'lrl Hudy .vrmnn lwlfrluf. TRIANGLE Baum Rm; W. Nchun. Ii. H'IwnL T. Urrn-mnun. Ii AHH'JIL H. ann .l. Zymn. H'. Black D. Mmldm: .Nmaml Rnn' IL Wilde. C. FxmlIL . R. huL-n. C. Mnmuwki. Hy. HVt'IIx H Unrnm l Hrmlmu'wr L hmllh '1, 'lulnrr: Tlnul Kurw R. LAME. J. Hill, R. Urcrnnmn. J. HAIL Im'. h. 'l'hunhlx. H, human. V. Kdllkult'lhkl. H, Urn .l. Dvw: quuM RUL' U. inmn. .l. Hurh. U. HIJIrr H' Iic.xunn-v'. l' Hrnlu-I, R, ermnl, ,l. 'I'ypr-r, R. Rulhrrfnnl, LI Hunn-v: N.HII Rm; A thwn R N'ull, D. W'uflw. L Uiml l llmmlw. R. Hluml, l5, :jlirrx, II, iumh. R, Hrvm. 'IYRI,XNK';l lf IinHm-y Rnn' 5, Hluurr, I: XML I.. Xu'nuur. Uh. thn. H', UI-u-h. I tnuhh, .R'nmm' Ra: IJ knrv. I Xlnurc. f4. Hilton. .l. Shiv In: XV. H'cldy. I'. Shumlunl, K VlIhcr .I, E.MJuc. D, ch, Ii, Hn-llmurr: Tlamf Rog Z, 0ka R, VrucI, ,l. Huuurll, H. Gunlvr. D. Stump. D. H'mvf. H. Dink. k. ..n;e. H Rhmlo 1H I'lrr: fwmth Ran. I'. 'i'rlvulwm P. I.lelu. H. Jndrvv. U. Elven. C. limth. R. U NcaI. R. Swrrwcl. L. Mp WIIIIL'IL J XIII1rIvn. ,X Rnu'. ' , h ' ; 77 Ilfilmrnmlln'r Jim. Latin; Brrulfii-M prvsiclr: u! A'DPi fiirrlm'rry Hrpprr. In their home :m'ny tmm hnmr frutt-tniu men :llHi surutiti wumcn nerd .1 stonihing inHuCncei snmcnne tn u'hum they czin trike their ptuhlmns .xnmcune who will try to understand them fur the pcrmns they arc. Such an inHuvnrv arc the frntvrniti :md sm'm'ity housi-nmthcrs. A rt-httivcly nmv fnctur in the Gtt'ck wurld. hnustmnthtrs czln nuw he funml Eilll-Hg their wurk in every fraternity :Ulll snrurity nn czitiipus. Their jnh is nut an easy une tm' they must get along in :i circlv uf cluse knit tchitionsliipsiu circle in which they move and live :15 the only intimate ilthUfiU 0f the nutsidc zulult wurhl. 'Ith' must adapt themselves to the unfamiliar 21ml hectic life that is mlh-gr. 'lihnt thcy surcvml is. sulf-ciiidrnt. then their pmlegex t'rtilrn homo from it hit? date. they are thcrc. When cmunscling is ncmlrtL thPY :trc nhvzu'; rcmh' tn 16nd u hand. Thus they muvt': quir't, unnhtrmix'e. yet so iiiipnrtnnt. 'l'rd-T'is X'ixuu, Il'iim' :Hlfimluu, Ji'rrr HOUSEMOTHERS l'DiuvIu-sxu Harv yrn'ty Lambda Chis. Gitfjfliiht. Counvlly :Jffrr rhinos. Hrrfmmm whit Di'lls' Jinn! Sattiw'r in frvr rrmmi INDEPENDENT GROUPS ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS Believing that conformity i5. :1 curw, :1 mr hle hand of students wishing to cxprvsa mnr plcte individuality cungrcgntml. Culling themselves the AIS. they formed in express their common feelings and goals. Immediate problems were evident. The mcmbers. found that they were 50 individual that they had no common feelings nr goals, It was also impossible to eunduct meetings; fun since any meeting must have a furm tzmd :1 form implies eunfurmity L the members refused tu allow it. When topics fur husinvss were cumidered, it was found that mch hzul different ideas; nu agreement could he reached. Try as they would, the memhers could concur un nothing. At this point a great decision was mndei the battle against conformity would he waged by each person alone. A11 agreed, for once and the group was disbanded. ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUAL STUD Tgelfmmm Raw: 0. B. X'ux i J. T. S. Bmun. I. XV. Humvr. H, U. hV. Prep; .Srmnu' Ix'ntt A. Sheen .L Walker. I. D At Nuhrr. ln Tom, 5. L'. lJrIem. TRIANON TRIANUNiB-qum Rm .- M. Goth. B. I'mmn. M. Fox. P. Bnumun; 5mm! Roch l'. me. M, Cllflia St Unrhxm. Kt Srlumidrr, St St'hmixll. R. Duvim Kt Ruekhnld. The independent women's sorority. 'I'riunon, Celebrated its 30th mmixermry at tho University on December 38. A hanquet was held at the Center motel. 0n the same day new pledges were initiated into the sornrity. Although Trimmn is an independent organization, the members participate in 1111 czlmpug activities With the exception of Greek VVeelt. In Fehruary the girls gathered at the ACC' hnusr fur a putty. The house was decorated to an Amhinn theme with all party goers appropriately dressed. Other activities for the year included :3 Christmas dinner for parents and a party at Bethany Girls home an Fehrunry 13 for residents of the home. LIVING UNITS MENhS RESIDENCE HALL h h: c-VTN '; k-. - h leimtwrl in Se'jnfnnlu'r. wnfrmfmr'm'j Charla H'ilimm Dru'unav IHIH WIIHIIX Ihllfl'llifjh 0! Frr'urh RK'XMWHV' Hril'l'. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL L'OL'NCII.S-Ballnrr: Rucr th SLil'lllinL'L'I'. D. Lnlurrr. G. Ynn. R. H'Iu-ulvr. D, William, J. XN'nmlmnn: Swami Rn-n-r H. Gim- . .. hm, u. llcCulle-uuh. u. Klum, A. Kuh. D, Kmi... s. Euinu: Tm ! km.- A. btptmnber' 1059 saw thg cnmpletion 0f Slcmcr, R. Kurllclu, .l, Kmur. R. Mimm. 1. Hunger. L. Snyder. Dnhncy Residence hall bringing the capacity uf the menk dorms to over 800 men. Tht' modern new dorm and French hall, connected by a hreczeway. gave the men an opportunity to meet men of different faiths, ideas. and backgrounds. Besides offering :1 place to suck nut and study, hull sessions lasting into the wee hours of the night and horsepluy in the halls. the dorms Drnvidrd TV, pingwpnng. and movies and dances in the lounge of French hall. The dorms were guvcrncd by a Klen's Residence Hall Council which provided a symtem of sclfhguvernment for the residrnts of French and Duhnry halls. The Council spongored movies. dances. and picnicsh A standing invitation to attend any of these cvrnts was issued to the girls of Blemorial Residence hull. 23m Q! s I DABNEY RESIDENCE Jl.Kl.l.iI!anm A'mu L. lllpliull', I HI'H Iml::!I. R. Huihu H. hinxl-HL IJ Ruhkrumn-v. N VM- l, Ihwlnn, 'I , Nunu-IHrM. 5. Klrr, hump! fx'r.:. ' R, XhLJIHnuuil, IJ Pxnlm, .l Hcrnun J. kImIm-V. 5 ulkcr. K l'mli, .l. FWIM .l. IJIIJHI. N NMLLL'L Ix. knuiunrinr. 5 llme: 'I'lmyf Nan, J, HM'LIIIE'L R 53mm .l. Rwrrv W, Klltclx, M. LmLh, B. Jh-mun R 'l'urlmr, I,, Hnulwr, J. JLHIm-r. H thr... R. i'whz. H. Tmlu'mmuur: Mmm Rah' U. Whmplc. R, York. IL Umwlcr, D, Werluu, R. irethcr. W, Smith l1. I'lwmm. J. Elnnllv. .l. Rullmux D. Knur-wnh. V. Snrlurum. .1. .UZHx'r. .l. RJHHCF. JUN: Ru: H. Glaumk. IJ, KHMIL J. Juurhn H. Lynn. In l'mxl, D, HHIAML U Humlm J Humlnmu, I', Ilnmn, HV ILmn T, .Humlmlcr. J HEIIIJIIM. h. L'unnmulmm. FRI'ZNK'H RESIDENCE JIH.L mem Rmu T. .h-Immq H. t'nn-lmll. W. ,lm'nlw. I.. Rnldlrlmrm-r, .l Lamwm l. mm D mem. H Kruin; .VHV uml' Rut; J. fxnmr. V Niuk D. hunk IJ. Haul. H. Ruwm-r. H. H'nml. IJ Hnurrx, V imuLhml: Tl'uni HUT. I kIHuL. ,M .Hnuy U . Klmvr. J. L'lmcnurr. 'IX Hlnlc. J. Avlnr. J. Hurm. ti hula. U. Rndvh'ld, U. lelmrm: l'aulHr Hwy R. MLHcr, R. kurv m. k'. kltvrum XL im'uucn. V. Urnr hm. D. Lululn'. F. blmw. D. Mnlm H. UxUm'vrn. V. Mrlurmx. K. Bwrncr. I - - - am: I:RliNL'H RESIDENCE. HALLiBme Rm: F. Hcrul'clni. G. Mm. .l. Stukcs. l.. Sham: Arrmm' Run L'. Hunlh, R. Hcsluwlrn M Davis D. SHmhrm J. SKmuEL l. J Wullc: Hat. R, Emulcl, L, H'lnll: W, nguuncr. .l. Nurluu. .l. 'l'hnnmmn. J. Blundlnrd. B. Snulh. fa'uul': In 114M, pimp in 311411-17!th nu fnmm' in Fran fl Irlu'ury. Brumlnluuh. Third 51er .rho'wrr', Bill Robinson mn'ls HUI; Rmh-Isky. LOGAN HALL Loom! huh? am! in rnmmrs arflr hartxirw lru'u'rlw rmrl HThe purpose of the Logan Hull Association shall he to create :1 living cnvirnnmcnt cunducixe to the gruwth of :1 wcll-rmmdml intellectual and social lifr of each individual and to faster :1 spiriu of unity and cooperation in the residence halls and the Universiu CUIhlnLlniUl 'I'hfs purpnsz- is what the Aswcfntfnn has strivcd tn accumplish. The schulnmhip cnmmittee encourzlgcd high gradu. The judicial commitret initiated the honor s-xstcm and was kept busy trying to give it :L good start. The Suphus and junior Prom cumpnigm were sponsored by the social committee, Tn welcome freshmen several grill suppers were held. On the newly rmlvcurartd roof of Logan hall. the nurses enjuyed 3 Halloween party, :1 Chrisnnzls party with French dorm, :1Valentinehsdzu'dare dinner, and several fratm-nin Hresides. rltln'rnmm M nwr 200 naming Hmh'uls'. LOGXX lel.l.inufjrrm l'x'n,:' 3L Ihmmh L. SIm-kh XI. Hnlmmh. R. Scull, hh Alnfmtl. IL Llrhrr; 54mm! Rau' L 5mm. L'. Dr Murini. H. Humhnft K. lhm IIMIL ll. Unnnm 5. Dawn rgk'flffl': MEMORIAL RESIDENCE HALL Bud! lufrur H'orlrl Ular I. Jhmm-iui u'm u I'rs'izlnm hall for mm mm! juxt dflz'l' H'orlrf H'zu' Ill MEMORIAL thSlDliNCE HALL L'UL'NL'll.-Jl'uflnm Kn; Jr Braulcnmn. .I. Rnlwrh. ll, Humllulxl, H, RUHPII; Nnmm' Nata K. Annirm, l'. Sylrr. IE. lleuur xicll. J. Lluhnu-r. L, RIHD. R. Sclllnilcr. Livianr quarttrs fur women students on campus :er provided at KIemurial Residence hull. In the fall much spirit was in evidence as the dorm united behind Nancy Rumanek, candidate for Sophns Queen. The annual ten and own home for members of the faculty was. sponsored by the Cabinet. gm'm'ning body of llemurinl. Parties with lhe menls donm wcrr also held. Normal routines of dorm life will also lw rcmmnhered. Walking down the stcps to campus; hurrying hum? from a weekend leLtc to meet The two 21.111. curfew, and gnrhering :lt coffee breaks duringr exam time are all a part of life u'r Memnriall The heavy snows of late winter saw much outside activity. After being lmmlmrdcd with muwhalls, the girls spent their time sliding dnwn different hills near the nlurm m1 lunchroum trzu s. HIiHURIAL IlEQIDhNL'h HALI. B ,Hmn Ran H. P. Hurriwn. L. Munro: l'burrh Ran .V Hmlvnln'ilm'r, h. Ht-umidv. J. hIL-plwrmm, E. SIHIH, l. B. THDIUH. .L .hnlrcwm J. Haul. C Mnnurr, C, 'JEIHSUIL 5. $r1lu.1h P. Slumiclxl. Trimming; Ultrisfmm' Irm- a run mm for a party me ff'IHurmr meim Brurrl ham W: 1' zwrhml. III-uhI-ruvr. .l, Thulluuum .l. Rnpv, P, Irish. J. HiML H. Cnnmhcll. A. H'JHIHMI. k. Chasm: Nwml Ix'ozh' L. Nuudlrnmm L. KrulnL-L R SrhlJil'L-I. F. SHL'R .' W'mul, E. Drll. l'. Hkn'IL R. HHUINW. J. Llunyn 5. Mmmn, K .Xruerm: Thur! Ron I,. iimrd. J. lhllnul. N. Drnkm H. Pan 5. MAlhim N. Admin. D. DI-vkvl. J. LiuImn-r. J. Gchrw. l.. Rth . S'Iun-mulu-r. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Frnl' Ubluk MIN: 11 rfuhk Nizh frnm lerlrrfnu'l' LN m Rmr Kmlrhuk fnon nil! in fun! 1123' mnrfz'r'min. Thr 10V; funthnll srzlsnn u'ua L'ugcrly :m'uitcd h; the Hmrcnt fnm. Alrhuugh gifted with cumhlu eeninrs 0n the MM squzuL Cunch Blackburn um fumed 'm call upon unrried snphnmnrh MM :1 few juniun 1n round out the team. A fine b 2 Z Stihlm in 1953 Hub Ihe mp record compiled by Cunrh Blackburn in his. tenure :lr Tlu' Rmn'tztt helm. A ln-rttr finish in the Kliwmri Vleq Cunirrcncc nth :1 primr uhjL-rlhr 0f the squad :Is llw Cuts hml wnn llllt twn gum ; in lt'ngm' play in The pnwt tu'tl vcurm Lml Iwy jack LC? and lid Knx'ac in thc hatckfmld, u strung linc N ;Is :lnchnrml ln' rrmrneea L60. Cumin :Lml Rhcinlmlnl :lr rhv ends. Monsncr :ll' mclclc Gizannnmlrczl 2n guard, and Hill Griu'h :lt CCIHCF. Promising auphumm'vs Obluk Bnnlcn 1h H's, :lml Simkn were munml on hcm'ih'. L'Imirmun H'rmlirl ln'r'lrm' umhl'r'Hm m jam rm'uii .va-f Hf gumr. III hrwyumw rrrrrlmmy, lily nfmllly IMMIIHHMI fr'fr Ilnu'n slurfium xirfm Cincy's renovated Bearcats. utilizing,r three plemmn fuuthull tn 2: point nf excellence. uutclussed mighty Oklahoma State in the semon's opener. The Cuts did zlhnut everything except take Tickets :15 they dumped the Cm-vhm's 22-9. Lee's nerialx and 5111116 hard running by Fred Ohlnk and Ed Km'zlc cuupled with 2L tough dt'fense made it Stricrly n Bearcut afternoon. Dewitt the heat. CinD gruuml nut 3403111114 and a spirited goal lint stand lead In Graves, Gizmnandrcn :md KIt-ssner. clinched the victory for the Cats. The Dayton Flyers fell bEfCJIT the Cincinnati onslaught as the Ronrcnts grnhlwd an msy 2l-7 victun at Nippert stadium. The Cats scored thrPF muchdmvns and muffed :11 least fhve other chances as the defense held Dzu run to a mere 79 yards for the evening. Jack Lee mulled J IO yards through the air and speedy Ed Kovzlc picked up 59 yards on the ground to help the Cars gain their secund victury 0f the season. Hrurnlfx lmr Inn nml ttrr f'lrrru' M kirkulf M Jlurrfm-fu; xilmrr llnyum Hum l-fu' vam' rzfle'r u Jhm'f 5min. ert'al bmt'h 'Ll'att'frrs fmlplvsxfy as North 71:wa rlrn'rx zlou'njirvlzl. L'C traveled to rho: luff 0f the Houston Cnugum Seeking rhrir first win mm the 'I'exnns :md hrsr MVC vicrory. Playing lilcc Hutionul chumpiuns. the Cut: huttcrcd Hummn in the first half :15 they paswd and run fur .317 yard: cnmparc-d m the C1mg:1r5'-l4, ,I'millng ll-U :lT inTwmI'Sslnn. rhc Huustnn clLlh SI'UTIDL'tl hack mm: the field and mmplctch reversal the first Imlf uvriun. Cinm, ulwinusli hurt hx the heat 11ml humidity Cuullf UHCT HU th'ii'nSl' :15 HUUNtIHl SCUlI'fI tVI'lCP leld nlilflf UHF CHHVLJThiUn m elcv unt :1 Hill hmrtlnmker. Urfrmling KIVC champ; Xurrh Tums Stmr- hzmllr-ll rhv Beurczm :1 11-7 pasting. l'C gninml lb yards and 7 lint lluu'ns. :Ls Ahncr lluynes :llhl mmpum run at will through rhu Hr-zlmll fh-fvnw, The lone Czar score- came :15 guard lid Wulf gmhlml :1 leuclwxl punt an the Xm'lh 'llcxng IlJ 31ml line and I'llCCCl HCHINN lHT Tllf' K111112 I H'Arllflr fml; Lu' t'VIHY'ITIA hm fnm'lh PAT in 351717 I'rmt Hf A'i'm'r'rr'. JIH .11! .1111; lurk Lu 11in; ni'u' HUN 0f Jlm'zjmih pflrlu'x In Hymn: hm Mm fnmlnfnn '1 '4' tin .Htl,l0!l. Gruwral furl? Lw Hub iH'x tulr'uful riyhf Hrm MI Bill Curry: drum bm'l' Wichita. Kansas was the scene of :anher of the typical L'CwSchoclu-r gridiron clnahes In one of the must exciting games to he played this seanun. lht' Cats and the Schuckcrs Iitt'rnlh mutcht-Il rnuchdmvn fur muchdmvn in hurtling tn :1 ZH-Ehi tic, L'L' scrum! first uiter nnly four lninlltCs tu hcgin the fcstivitiex hut hViChitzl was not 10h:- klt'llilfllh As the final gun went UH, KC and KVichitu had hnth tullivd four rimm. Pd Km'nc suured three rimea and Jack Van Buren nncr for thc Bcnrmrs. The Cullcge 0f the Pacific 'l'igt'ra. huping m upset UCK' hnmccnming plans. wvre held scoreless through Ihf: Hrst half; huwex'er. they rmmui hack in rhr second half to keep the fans nn their few until the final gun. HL-urczzt defenw H715 airtight in thv first half. hut gave utu in the third puriud :15 the Tigers: scored twicn A valiant gnnlihne smml stuppml CUP 0n tlw Cat's une hunt line To ensure tln- 31-H- vimurj. Ed Kmuc HCCUllHll'd fur zlll uf l'Lns Krnring :15 hr drm'c lluu'nhuM for three muchduwm and gained 90311sz rushing ht: .K . 3.. In Mmb Speedy Er! Banks breaks tlsrrulgh AYU xrrumlmty M rurl' 11f: Imly 011i . In a traditional. hard fuught game. Ed Kuvac and Fred Ohhik ran roughshud through Xavier's defense as the Cats notched a neat 2870 t ictury. Once again the CC defense shone brightly as jarring tackles and perfect defensive sigrml-calling by Hill Graves con'lhined early in the game to break the Aluskiesh spirit. The Cats scored twice in the fourth quarter to insure the win. A total of nearly 700 yards was racked up when UC met Tulsa in a Contest which saw two records full at the hands of Jack Lee. The Hutricnnes' twn early scores prm'ed sufhcient fur a 1+7 upset met the Hezlrcatst General Jack Lee threw for 332 yards and 20 completionsetwn new marks for UC football. Fans braved suhufrcezing weather to witness the exciting: Climax of the UC-lIurquette game. In the 1:15t two minutes of plat: lletrquette, trailing 34-27. marched to the UC five yard line where Roland Shadd ilttErcepth Pete Hall's pus; 21nd fell rm the goal line. The referee placed the hall ml the Cats' six inch linc- :lntl on the next play. Cincinnati fumbledt Hall went aruund right end for the touchdown and repeated the play for the extra two points. Cincinnati and Alarquctte chalked up 409 and 421 yards I't'Spt'Cttvely :lnll scored I0 touchdowns, the highest scoring UC game in 8 years, making the 35-34- L'C 10:3 :1 heztrtht'cnker. A brilliant gnal line stand with two minutes remaining in the gnn'le preserved n grueling victory over Miami as the Bearcuts picked up their fifth win in twice as mam games l-I--7. Although Jack Lee and Ed Knvnc turned in their Usual puint producing perfnrmnnces, it was the defensive vmrk uf Canary. Graves, and Messner that actually saved the victory hell. symhnl Hi this funthnll rinllry, fur Cincinnati. llfrillfpx grab: 1mm m'rrrrl lu'fnrr bung zll'nppuf 11y JIurrgurtfr luuk. ' buns Ilu'uuqll JIJHHH' lim' for final Bt'arra! laurhrfau'u. Although the season was only a mild succsss tcamwise, it did produce sume outstanding stars. Ed Km'ac and Jack Lee gritduutr this June. but their names will remain on the annals of the all-timc greats at UC. Jack Lee, who will quarterback for the l'Iouston OilCTS 0f l'ht' American football league next year. passed his way into the round hunk five times. Jack attempted the must paSSES in and completed the mristhltlltfnr an cxrcllent .569 completion prrcentuge. He also holds the single game records fur attempts and Cmnpletiuns. both against Marquette. and the most yards passing with 280 against Tulsa. In past hCIlSUH competition. Jack played in the BlLte-Gmy game and the seninr howl where he led the North to 21 28, 12 victory and was HJtELl the most valuable player. From his position at right halt Ed Km'uc slashed through enemy lines for 315 yards and :1 rt-cm'd number of 15 TDs. Ed 3150 pmscd three times for two mure touchdowns. Ed played in the Ntthh-Suuth game and in the senior bowl with lack Lee. High scorer with two touchdowns, Ed was a draft chuicv of the Chicago Hears. a :cnsnn;333 Cuptnin Jim Lou. although not :1 record breaker. was so sleuth at his right end posititm that the New York Giants made him an early draft choice. CUP linvbmkvr murm up I'm! at tibial: .um'vm Tridt' around Hid. 1959 GAME RESU LTS EC OPPONIZNTS .. . . . Uklnhumu State . . . V - . . . . Dnytnn . . . . 7 12 . . . . Houston . . . . 13 6 . . . North Tcxm Srnrc . 28 . . . . WWchim . . . . 28 .21 . . . College of Puciiic . . . H 28 . . . . Xavier . . . . U 7 . . . . . 'llllsu . . . . . H 34 . . . . llarquettc . . . 3'3 H . . . Miami HNIiM . . . 7 Uiiiizing quurirrlmrk utilirm, lurk er muh'lum' flrrough flfmkriwr .u-wmlurj. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BMMW Nomi H. Berlrnm. D. qunne. 5. Raum J. Lx-u, 1:. Kmuc. I3. Rrinlmltl. H. Unnvs. 54w ! Kon' IJ. KIIL'IIEP. .F. Giannauadren. R. Shudd. M. waner. D. anir. J. LN, R Frnuiw 'I'irm! Run R. Mrmh-IL D. Juhmun. K. Ihvrx. .l. Lihlt'lk I'. IHMEIL. L. lillmvn. I.. Dnylr. B, Kuxllnr. I-nurlfl R'nb' T Tkulch, L. Luvr, H. Cumcrar. H. IiCSm E. HVnH. R. IJmIIL' J. Grad, I'. Huxuull. J Klnrnx. FHM Rvi R. JuhH-lnik. R. Simku, C. BJIUKH. F. Obluk. T. Farrell. E. Tkutull. H, Phillips. J. Van Burm. .N'iub Rum: T. IIAL'I, L. builzcr, H, hlrull, J. Zimu, U. Alevur, L'. Shul'f. K. Cunnlsur. T. Reinalaller. .S'MWHIJ Ron: J. Thrush. D. R055. E. Iinan. A. Clnudl. D. Gmnnl. C. NEH, D. Em. U. Schumlt. mexnrr grr'mm-ar in pam :15 hr ruffw': frarfnrwf jaw in XU 411mm Sumthugx Im'H: .llj' Canary fru n1 XL' lumMr. i... Rllxlliuy Km'nc Ubluk Ritchie Burtrum Rum; Hunks Vzm H11 ren Priming; Lee Kt w a C Zimzl Blh SMIAIIS N H WM 515 254 158 131 107 104 97 zifremjrrwl 233 3 I 18C J Mr. ??fiqS'dimE'J C+UI+UKOZ Camp. 133 7 1 LN; rfmh'x zfyfz-mlr-rs fur fully gum. LvCP'JCDC .-. xl-ver. .569 .667 1.000 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1959 FRES HMAN I31 11 YFBALL RESULTS UC OPPONENTS 13 . . . . .Klnrshnll. . . . . 7 6 . 1 . . . 1111311111 . . 1 . . .1H 12 . Kentucky . 21 1-1- 1 . . , 1111111111 10h1111 . . . . 13 L'm'jwmh-r mm-n 1th fun 111' l'ur'khurst 111171111 111111111 Krnlur'kir bark. w 1111? Beurkittens fought 11: :1; - 5 :151111.c11111;1x1'11 111' :1 1-1-13111'1111'1' uver the 111; '11111 frush. Although 1111 frcshmcn 11111 11111 cxpcricnce :1 great season. they did succeed in 11111111111113; sumo 11111' 111:111'r1111 1111 1111- varsity. 11113111115 of 1:161111' A11 Fiesta 1hr1111gh1111 :1111111- 1nj11r1 01:1 1hr Bearkittens 11 hne 11111'1111111. but he will 111' 1111111 1111' next 16111. .1111! Paris turned in :1 f1111-p1'r111r11111nc1'111 111:111611111'1111111'35 1'11'c1t111111151 .7- -w u. .9. 1111111111112 player 111 his 191111111111195. 111111 Rim 111111111011 1111-1111;1r11'111z1c111ng :1551gnments and should 1111111111 1111111;r 111 jnckit 1,113 1'111'1111-11 position. B1111 McFarlund :11 1:1:1116111111 Fred 11111115111 :11 1121111111111 11111 111111 more good 1111153191115 1111' 1111' next 51'1131111. IRIESIIXIAN FOOTBALL '1'E.-1.'11111nlh1m Run: 1'. 11y11115k1. D. Churn 1'. J. Kthuu. E Kihlcr. D. Ruse, H, Lurpmller, 1V. 111111111nx. Know! 1151:; R R1111. .I I':1rl:1lursr. 11. L'halnhvrlaln. J. P111115. 5. BEIInelL I1. 111111111. 1, 11111111111. 1111111.! Hum 11 111l-'1111:11111, '11, 511111111. T1 Fr.111n. G. Hilla. 1,. 11:119. l . Ash. :1. KJSthrl, D. H.1111111V. Family R ' i. Clauss. P Murlun. .i. 1'111111pa, D. D111'111115. R Tussmi. J. 1Vr:l11111r1 R. 111-111-1, K Kim Hurrn. 1'11111 .' Emmi. 11. 1111111111 5. Kuchmor. P. 611111121, 15. L11111. J. Anderson. R. S'mnmw D. R1111-n,k'11.11'1111 N1 1111. 1 1 .141 :I an '16? 11 am. 441?: I11 11 '3qu 16 IVl BASKETBALL .llt'ff'JN 4.1 fr'ozrrr rm L1H I'VL' viHrr prvimrn to tip M n Irummurr umhr flu ly'rrurn! lunh't. 248 Led fur the thin! m:n- hy the Big 0 21nd Ralph Davis HIM hulsn'rml 31; the :uhhtiun uf 0'0 Paul Hague. l'L s mlvnreml Bcurcuts hrnkr rccurcl after reuml :15 they pustc'd the heat ncasun's mrlrk in Cinrv lmskrthnll history, 3871 In rhr upmm'. thr Cuts crmhml Indium 5mm 10163. Oscar .xcnrcd +5 points and Davis. l7. Tull Paul toasrd in 19 points zuul shuggui ll rchuumlm L'C next entertained Marshall'a hlhhundcring H L-rd. handingI them :I HUAOl luss. U scurmi 4i In lhcir third 31mm: l'C Imuncml rival lliumi, H058. 'l'hc Big; 0 puurml in 30 1mints while Hague and this wired l-l- t'nrh. Sr. Jumph was uulclaasctl in ?VPU. department. lml 1w chnrk WI pllhlfs, Cinu run :mzu with the hun'vls. 133770. 'l.r;uchng In Luuiwilic, the Bcnrcuts Trnuncml the Calrdinula. 97-74. Uwur hit for 3H Plnlnth whilc Davis and XVicscnhnhn mxrml Ih' and EU rcspm'tiwh'. ffimil jaw jum Hu' lerlmuxu fur H'urml Sr. Lulu: thlmr'. lriHry Hrrtrlrwx fliyh fr: xrm'g' awu'uxf NH NJ, Jar Hmuh'. League competition upenud with urch MVC z'ivuL Bradley. A torrid 53 per mm shooting zlx'trugf. tuupltd wilh Robertsun-s 4-2 points. mudc for a convincing Hb-71 vicmry uvcr rhc Braves from Penrizi. UCK highly touted texun traveled m Ncw York for The Holiday Frstivnl tournament. Favored to capture the crown thr Cuts had tn gm :lll nut to win. Against St. Hmmx'rnture. Cincy hold AlLAnwricun Tum Htith tn 15 points. While Oscar's +7.11 tournament 11an pm ed the Win m :l 9056 Victory. Still Slmlrting, St. Jmeph put :1 vice-likc defense on NO hut xVicscy cum: through with 2k; points :15 CC won. 8077. Cincinnati met :1 deterlnimd lawn team in the finals. After a cold Hra't halt the tcam mught firc and went un to win. 96-83, Oscar's ;0 points hmkv his own single game recnrd fur the tnurnnmcnt and gave him :1 thrcc gnmr total of 133. breaking Tum Guln's record of 07 points. Cliz't'rle'mfw' Gail Kizr'r mu! masmt Rim Gr'mh'r lum' Brand! frmx in 1: rhu'r. U'UH nl' pinyin 111'1'3' lump ball in qu'a upr'umy inn uzwr imhmm Stun: 24H ,ilI-Jmm-r'mn kur Rnbrr-fxmi prrparz'x ft; nlrii'r druuml Sr. Jrn'rph Hair! frn' u iur-ufv. Th:- fullulum Oscar RUhC'I'lMJIIHith grenteat athlete mm 'm purricipntu iur the liniwniti' at Cincinnati u'us :LL'CL'iiIm-d hi mum 215 the hum cullcgv plain in the hind. In thrre full :Eilaillls nf vumili mmpclilinn, the ll, ii'ur-uhl mngil'inn hrnkc prurricnlly in en existing mnim' mHL-gc waxing Itmni. in loading thl' L'utx tn nulimml rtcugniliun :15 the Lvl'l numhi-r nnv rmm in rhc nrlriun in 1039-00, Oscar hi'uhr the :liiillllir scux'lng fur rural puinrs :mll his rhrm- i'mt' :nivrxigc Hf 3.1.7 PUIHh H'lh :t nzltiunzil rucm'il. H'hih' the Lirlta :imnx'wzi :l wugwrh TON H'L'Hl'll. Uaczlr IL'LI thv AH Amrricu hulh-tin; fur thn-r ii-mx nml was numeii l'Pl Plzu't-r at rhi- Year tur thu xzumv pcrimi. 'I'hi- fnmu-r whnnihm wumh-r :immmi inns il'UHl cnuat tn coast with his haskcrhxill talent. He holds the single game scoring; TL'L'Ul'li uf Vi points fur Mutlismi Square Garden and the NCAA tuurnzlmr-nl .ainlgle gumc record of R0. which he soured uhninst x-erunszm in thc I958 regional. Not at :lll mcrahmlmvrd I75 his wining Wcrc tho urhcr tulenn ho pnwrwwl. L'nr-Iikc l'ciirxus and amazing ,xprinu hclpcd Ux'cur tn icml the Cub in ri-limimiin-r us. well 1L5 :iswinh, H i: miuc tn the team wax umnipi'esenr Lb gum? after guano hv lml rhc- Hmrcam an m x icmri. 'Iihi- l'nix'vrsiti will not we xiii :irhlvrc cmnpuruhlc tn iLcur fur mam; iuzxrx. ui', mm mri'cr 566 nm- again. Hix famous numlwr ll hilN how rctircil :in part nf l'C history. Lung uhcr ihv HRig U hats gunv. his mum:- will hr spoken and his acmmplighnwmx retnhi. Dm'ix, Ulirnwlmfm, Lamlfrinl lu'mk for pwifiuu 05' Oz Inna lmH in 410111-1151 Jimmr. UJ'MF am! Dam r'c'ym'lm' lingual m I'rfa rm mm for a jump flail. Brmlfw 1'1 Numulrn Marin U'; ,xhuL Duvnm handed L'incy ib- iiwt mm of mrm'nl MIL hut lhu Cut: mm 70-03. Usczn' smt'eli 33 while Viu3nh 1hn :md Umix hit far 13 And IU lChpCCtin'ly L'C's next liw UPpc-num: included four RIVC futs three mt them away. W'ichirn tell lu-tnrv tlw Cilfh. 707fo and Tuba mu vrushml. MAW :15 Cincy propnrml hnr St. Louis and Hrmllm In rhr- HM half, Sr. Luuis rmplu-u-d sluwiduwn rilCIiLLx; hut in rhr serum! hzllf. Thc Cuts fumed 1I1e Hilliktns tn run and CC wnm 7057. Riding.r the crwt of :L l3 gaunt winning; drank. Cinn trmrled tu Peoria m mvet Brmllm'. Oscar'n 40 puinh. :uul W'illev's 18 were nor tnnugh m uflf-zvt HrmHt-lx : free xlumting ElililiU and thc Bcurcuts u'rrr' knnflqrd fmm the mnln uf the undefeated, 91-90. Duqm'sm- 110M Usmr tn I3 puinb and scared L'C hcfure huwing, 61-58. Hague and Davis scnrml 17 and 1-!- each The Citadel gave Cincy gum! practice play mg cnntrul hull. hnwing b4-+3. Oscar Robertson hit for 30 points. breaking the three year wiring of 3538 points w: by Furmnn'g Frank 581m. 1b: the Can hear Dmkc. 90-6 I. The four wzlr neuringmzn-k01'2587,set by Dirk Ilvmx'iv of W z1l;e Furem, fell ax Oscar led L'C m'er Hrnustnn, 617973 Thu Cum mulled mer Nurth Tvxus Srntc. 133-74. Oscar hit 19 of his first EU shuts, scoring: :L curt'L-r high 0f 01 H'ille-x hml 1.7; Uzuis H; Hague and Ponwmnrz. IlJ cnch. g! .w WTL mum A L4 1;... ' ': Uh'dr' .Mru'x nlmzw BVUJAJ'IA Dru! SHHHI Ir: Mun. Tlrcl u'irh Hmtllty fur tln- lrzlgur 1L-;u1. IAC trzn'l-h-d to St. Lnuis fur :1 mmr gamma Kelvin; mu chm'. rhr L'nts' uinmkml Thrnugh, MJ3? l'L' L'lmml 1H1: mmpvtitinn with thrr-c :m'ny nga and mm lmmc cnntrm. In :1 Tem: xu'iHjJ. TIIL' Culx llvf'cull'd HHIMHH. r374-7.:11'111 Nnrrh 'l't'xua 51:1rmHiil.H0 ?H'ukv Iilgin li'mlaniiclclmullt11;11'lx'ntu:'hzllulyleixmun's l'C rclmuml mark 1:! 1.342 2h lw marvel 17 pninh :lm! Mmggml 33 It'huumls, lwuling fim'x' nVi'I' U'ichim. 17770, Vig-Inliu mur 'l'ulle. I IN 0?. uml Urulw.71-5041lusun HIN'I uf Hrmllq Iy Jllllixllln,Hl'L'Ill'l'ClIlll'XI kvk TlHYHtUI'L'iHCiHIHLTi1-01. mt' thinl xlmiglll M'm'. Vina cltM-ri tlw x 'me play mu crcrsmnvn null, Xm it-r. The XIHNLI'H'L'M HM lLs-Hg mmml l :lll,l3l1r u'rrrcrmhml l3; Il AIL'fL'HhU tllut :iHmu-xi full! lix-Icl gunk in JR IIHL'I'HPIN. HM Ix, plux in: mm nf 1m. 1incxt gum x. Iml l Cuirll 37 pninrm iLuurwmrihmwl 313th fllt'Cnts unwed m an Hf, UH x lutnrx m vml rhcl r'rfgulnr xt-nmn. Krmizl Ralph W liw'x fun! zIfl-JII'L' Gary Philhm rm way 1!: xrm-rn me', Hln'rmmlnl by U 'irflim'x Iran! lmr, MN Hugur 11f! ninm fur mm. II'ir'JV'Ir rfiilrl'n' 0H Dun SMHIIJVA Imrk r1: Huym . H'rlll'rr fin for 111211. flim'l BWIMHI 31.1!!! .i HIFUJl-rffl DI rtK'r rl'ifrlmr fru 1m um In-Ii up. Dm'pllr' VHFHIJ' IIMH, Bryant gm r:?i'ny his Jump shot The record breaking BCLQJ'Ultx Lmdtr much Grurgv Smith. cnilcd their regular ammm play with :L 25-1 mark, gruitttxt in the Cincinnati huskerhitli hiwrri. In pmtw 58215011 cnmpvtiliun, tlll'lt shut their wzu t0 1128-2 mark and :1 third pinto in 1110 NCAA tHllHtillHEnT. Titty Dmmf fjmmw uf fnn'i 161171! Thain ANHIIUIHI lhtfpfvnfy' plxty'tii htfurr mm'e pcmplf :tnd tritw'lrll mun- milrx than ztm pi'm'iuiix Imxkvrhxtll :tggrvgnriun. 'I'ht' lcm Inf tht' inmnipmuhir HVVimr'iI cii Aha, ThI'CL' films AIInLXiaii-iicvi Uwur Rlilwrtmri lllruugh giuuluutinn will he nmi' intpussihit' tn mzllw up. ALI: hurting tlu' tmm ix the i055 Hf arninrx Ralph Hrli'is. :1 tint- xhut nml mn-Hmr plzti mitlu-I'. u'hu wax m-mpmin with the l T': J.JH'H W'illmt. u'hu hml IPH' itrxt tic'lil gmll pw- ct'ritugu mm the 1mm : :Iml zicft'nxiw :lCt'. John Brxnnr. HUH'l'H'h rlw l'k'illrll Inf iVicwrihuhn. Hngut', Sizer. Huliliiin. :Imi Pulm'rumr. Dlllx rlw miiliriun mt mm? ulirxtzlmiinj; frrahmun Nilllltlii kwp tltr Lilith high in IIH' xlzuldings 41ml :ihmnl tht-m :tnnrlti'i' truck zit flit- nt-zlr-tinxitruiiailhlc XCAA crown. iirmiimtinn xillillili nut zJHc'tt Liinuinnnti itilHiit'Iihlli huh :ix imth Rnhl'i'tmn mini Huwx hm. r ht'cn Iirntrr'li hi tilr Cincinnnti RH-tElIK pm tmm. VARSITY RNSKIZ'I'HAH, TICKH Ranm Rn: Miter. .l. RIHIHI. Nmml' N07: ' CIMLII E Jurkm. I' . J. L'nllwun. C. Huuhlm. R. Duns. U. Rnhcnmn. 'l'. lJu-rkmu. l.. R'Illrv. S. l'unwmnlz. IL Rris. J'. lluuuu. .H. lnlmllrinl. Ii. Wmu-uhulm, Uur. li. Sux-z-Im. flrul L'n.nh U. Mxnih. UC OPINJNENTS 107 Indiana State .02 . llztrshull . 89 . Miami Man . 123 St. .I'ust'ph's 97 7 Louisville 80 Bradley 96 . St. Bonaventure . 86 St Joseph's 96 Iowa 70 Dayton 70 xViChim 83 Tulqzl 70 . St. Louis . 90 Bradley 01 . Duqucsne . 10qu I000 BASKETBALL R ESL'LTS 0.7 04 Ol 00 SH 137 70 LB 74 00 71 '77 gb hW 77 97 83 l l0 U3 71 0Q Sb :0 LN R7 8.7 01 09 58 95 The Citadel Drake V Hummn Nul'fh T?les Slzltu . SI. Lnuh . A HuusLun Nm'Ih Tum. State Vichim Tulsa Drake quicx' UCPJLLII Kumas . Cnlifm'niu A . ch Ymk L'nivcrsin . Im-kJIxI'J'O-I- IVKIxIwLJI-LN ID .. .....V.1...w,,., WW Cinclmmtiis first uppunent in dcfrnsc 0f its. regional NCAA crmvn zlt llanhzlttun. Kansas W215 DePauL The Blue Dcmnns cmpln-x ed zone and mIm-tu-mnn dcfengc in u iutilr attempt to stop thr Bturcutg. Although led by Oscar's 39 points. and Il Assists, the victor; unis Ll team eHurl. Hague. Uzn'is, 11nd Huuldin hit fur 15'. H. 211111 11 points rcspectivch as. Cinq' hit fur u 35 pcr cent shuntingI mark. Kansas, led by snphumnrc iVnrx nt' Highmwcr, ihuu't'd m Cinq; 3371, in the finals. iiiraiiing must nf Tho svmnd Imlf by as much :15 seven points. nnh' brilliant defensive effort by fouliridden Paul Hague and a +3 puinr performance by Oscar saved l,iC's rrgiimul crmrn. UC's 14mg awaited rematch with California. WSW NCAA thzlmpinn. was answered. The Cats gained an early 20-11 lezuL hut the: Guldcn Bears fought hack and it'd. 34-30, zit tht- huli rllimm'm'; and iliissmi l:u'-lips hurt the Bearcats. as well :1: thc hiss of Hague rm hull: with nine minutes to play Oscar was hold to IS paints. :15 the Hears heat UC, 77-69 The Bears lusr their crown tn Ohiu Stare. UCS cuns'ulntinn gumc with New York University was nnliiclimatic fur the EC quintet Cinri' IWIlL XYU 05-71, cupping third phice in the ruurnmuenr. H0 tTILlE'll hiix collegiate- celreer with a 3.3 puin'r effnrr. Laos? ball rauspx :rramz'llr in California mums. Iumuu f'liyllrnu'rr praz'w nfr ubsmrlr m Un'm' 111-:sz m M Jr on- H: r; 0f Im 43 Minn. l RESllHAN ILXSKIETHALL 'I'IEAM thMm Hot; J N. Butrhcr .N'Hnnyl' RH. T ulvm U. Um'rl. Cmach T. Iinkrr. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BEARKI'IWVICNS UPPOX ICNTS q: R7 90 34 KS 96-. HR .90 1110 1 m m 83 W I I u I 78 Schwunhnlt AHASMH Marshall Frmh Miami Frush Cincinnati Una CV fflvrtx'ic Hrmllm' Frush At'rnanm Hnymn F1041 King CIIt-vmlot Hli5m Cnllrluv Lirrln Mickcxs A . Armm . . A Villa Hudunnn Frmh . . Krnt Hrzm- Frmll . , National lex Rtgixm . Xnvivr Frmh 00 03 H. Crnnin. T. Thnrlulr, lr. Sh'nulmun. XL Farley. , Hnlzumu, Hriulnltinu. H. AllwzuL The WW-bU Bearczu Freshman Basketball Mlleld, under the directEun of Tu; Baker, was impressiu in posting 21 14-1 seer Mm munl. Ft-zituring u x'ursity-inspired mcehorse game, the Kittem placed Six men in KlULlhlE figure scurin;r for The seasun :md :u'emgcd 50.1 points per gum: er hy Dale Iieidutting with ISA and Tum 'l Imckcr with 18.7 scoring averages. the Kittcm lmt nnly tu limdlcy at Pcuriu, Flmhy guards TOIU Yzllcs :lnd Lill'n' Shinglvtun ruvkml up 15.0 and 13.2 averages: respectively whilv Mark Altman and Frank Turner Enishml :it 12.3 and HM. 1Wmckcrlvd in reboundingr with 30 grabs per gzunv and Heidmring snagged the field guul zmcumq record. sinking 211111051 M pH cent uf his shots. Spccdy Larry Shinglemn won the TrveVrhmw hunmia with u 70 per cent cnnwrsiun rate. Scuwn victims included strung Hinmi. D33 tum 21ml XuVier trmh uuintvh :15 wcll 21: squads: frum Marshall. Ix'vnt Hm'rc. 11ml Villa Madonna. GOLF ,. . Dirk Jamar rfufwx 1mm tln' yrr'ru in r! mulrfr zm'ffr Krlrfud'r. NILE: K'r'n JIHtrpl-w AIHIII ymm u! Slmrfm Hvomlx. Hearcat hopes fur :1 grmt gulf wumn were larighu-ncd In tht- return of six lcttermen. including Dick James, low scmrr 0f lzlst yeurE squad. Jones. who wound up the lust sensnn with :L 5 march average of 74.4. rullccrmi 37 3 .5 DUinth. jim Bishnp averaged 70.35 with .35 ' ,- puintm while Kuehn Frederick fnlhm'cd right behind with :L 76.33 average and .701; puirm. Bunny Jump, Dnvr llcerrvn, Dun Flinn. :le Kvn Lchr hud averages uf 70.3. 77.7. 73.1. and 80.6 respectively. Alclrcrrcn was the rml-x stniur uf the squad. Finn, :1 juniur. lcnl in the point department u'iih .L lnli'll of 39. Coach Bill Schwzlrhtrg'a group mmplercd Inst season at the N10 mark with it 7774 dual match record. The 'W squad rank impressive victorics over Kentucky. 1078;11ml Hnnm'vr. l5'3-213. L'C cmx'hr-d H ilmin;;tun twice.2071 and 1370: and Viilu llndunnu. 1072 and 1543.1th Remain lost The hi;r ones. hlm'm'er. dmpping tu'n each In XIiumi and Dayton. After an early 11m tn Xavier. rhev vinxlimrnl 'rhemr 5t1VCS with :L 10-1 1 Victory over the crrnss-mwn rivals. 601.1 TIE thhHanm KULJ U. Hurv. I:. Knew. J. Huumm. D. Juncm J. Hislwu: hum ! R03 L'mlch :iclm-urhym. B, ,lmnp. 1i. Driu-r. H', MLGn-uur. K. Frmloru'k. C. Einrm-mun. BASEBALL llilt Uni! Shlft' first .v'm'kt'r Nr'vtrhtw lung In tt'r'tm up vlrmblz' play. The 1959 Brztrcat huschull tc-ztm pustcd thcir sixth consecutive winningr season with a mspectahle 13-7 record. After a 5-1KHV start. the Cats wun nine uf thrir last ten games. Excellent pitching and timcly hitting was the earmark of the dinmundnwn coached hy Ed Jucker. Sophomore Carl Buuldin shone hrigghtly while posting a perfect 0-0 record with a C1RS$y I'IRA of 1.41 rum per gjitll'lt.R1;j1H1lnl'Jt1Pr Ted Mills. und southpaw Curmint' 1.Cmm:t finished 340 and 5-4 respectively; Lemma, who relied on :1 Hazing fast hall, was the strikenut lender for the second year in :1 row as he fanned 80 men in 76 innings. Secund baseman 'l'um Paul was the leading Cat hztttm' :12: he slugged fur u sparkling .343 averagcn Next in line wrte Lemma at .333 with Ken Berry and Ed VVHH tied at .321. Pacl was. tops in R3115 with H .15 Lemma blasted four hnmers to lead in that K1Fp11rtmEnt. chztptain A1 Altenuu received the most valuable 111mm award. having plzucd errorless hall in leftiicld and umnpi1ing41275 average. Grmluzatinn 1:15.595 were third-sztcker 111ml Hucsman along with Altman and first husemttn 11i11 XVhitzlker. 1Vith tht' pitching graft remainingr intact plus the return of Fight lettetmen, Couch Jucker predicted another tine year on the diamond. lint: irrr Rm: 1 r'111tz .vfu'pj' mm r1 11mg u'r'tt't' us rm-my ht-m'h yruum. 1950 BASEBALL RESULTS UC OPPONENTS 0 Purdue 0 6 Purdue 3 9 . Florida Southern , 1 3 Rollins b 1 Rollins 3 3 Miami Kmitn 4- 3 Bradley ; 9 Bradley 4 1 Bradley 18 6 St. Louis 3 3 St. Louis. 0 8 Dayton 3 b . Drake . 3 2 . . . . . Drake . 1 2 . . . . Xavier . . . . . l l 1 . , . . Xavier . . 5 . . , . RIiami 011iM . . . . b 1 . . . . . Dayton . . A . . U Ifmrmf A'rr Car'me Lemma Iooxmrx up fru' tulmrml Hf! arm. E3 LSERALL TEAMiBaHmu Ram' KL Hnmuld. L'. Lemma, F. l'riclic. L. Xlrmre, P. Fleming. T, HeHmn. C. Brmlnlin: Sunny! Run: IL quul, R. anz. Ii; Run, R. Cmminuhmu. G, Smith. D. Norrien K Barry. D. Sxxhshulm. D. LuxwL-rt. IS. JuLI-u-r. 22m Numly .Uarthr 11ml Flu! 11711er Ht 1 UH f0 fm'l .ktm'l in prr-Jr'm'rm prm'luhl' .rj'lrinf. L'l L' Dz'llrumwr xflmlu'n tn l'l-t'ffll'J' in Lwtm-I'ilh' mz'rl. Paul 113111311113 first year at th:- hrlm of thc 11C swimming team chmzlxrd with the third Missouri Valley Cunference title in a row and ended with :2 record uf six wins :md four losses. Five cnnfrrence records wrre get. Keith lermd tank the 200 yard hurlistrnkc and the HM yard individual medley. Dun Ruu set two more recunls in tho 100 and 300 yard breaststroke while Bah Hehrumwr, Bill Rue, Mark Gates. and Run, combined in the 4-00 turd medlq tn knuck lg wcunds 011 the 111d KIVC record. The Cuts will have twclvv lettermtn hack next year. but will 1115C 111': 56111113 of Bill Rue zmd Sandy lInrtin thruugh graduation. This year's freshman squad h1lllu1l1 cnntrihute greatly. Jim Murchctti :md frnsh Uhmpiu hnpeful, Gary Heinrich. :Ll'e Expected tu :uld more speed m the cvsr improving squad. The Mermen's must inmresxive win was over 11131-621 :15 they LlUH'nl'l1 them 7746. Nut our of the Berea swimnwrs finished ahead :11 a UC entry. 0n the had side 01 the win-lnss Column, UC lust to Miami. Uhiu 1Vc'slt-VHIL Kenyon. and :14648 hf'HI'thl'CiikCr to Kent Smtc. SWIMMING i; I'lbU MY! RIM! NH RICSL'L'I'S l'C UIJPUNICN'I'H 3: L'L'nfrul Srun- . . . . 20 H . . . . , Miami . A , . . 70 3g .Ulliu waluyem . . . , bl! 04 , . . . Louiwillc . . . . 30 OH . . . . VVaynr Strm- . . . . 3+ 46 . . . . Kent State . . . . +3 73 . . , ICHRTUFII Kcntlzrlq . . 33 -H . v . . . KCIUUH . . . . . 5-1- bg , . . . Kentucky . . . 26 77 , . . . . Berca . , . . . 16 MISSOURI VALLEY MI-Tli'l' Isl PluceiL'C. . . . . . 123 puims lml Plncr Sr. me . . . . 79 points 3rd Plzlce I31 udlc-y . . . . 36 puimh Kt'iffr Dmmml rnmtlx lap: flrr L'C'x JIiHm' in 440 yum! frrrHylz. SVVININHNG 'I'EAMinMm Run: 1 . H'Ilann. K Ul'lsx. D. Mlllcr. J. Hirchhrruvr. 3L Ron . D, Run. II Dchruuncr; Suwnl th-:.' P. Jhrllmh. S. N.Irlin. K. Dinmml, i. L'lmmmmv. H FrmL H. Schrulrl. M. Gates. 3. Bmlun. RIFLE TEAMhRnva Kw. l5. k'nhh H. Bunker. A. Ruwr: Nuvml Rv-:r..' This ymr'x z'iHc 1mm War. hulsrercd by thc rt-turn of all hur one of the :Am-n varsity members plus rhr additiun uf six pmmising h'cshmc-n. Uvspitv :1 had start. tht- tram chalked up :1 highh' crL-dl'mhlt' I'emrd. A clean sweep was SCUTCd M'Cl' Xavier l'niwrsin' in it m'n am of Thrcv march, Ihm L'C mammal 1U rz-ruin the vacH 21ml Clement trupfn which Lx uwunhwl to the Winner 0f this tnulirimml rivalry The mun :nt'rzlgt' H'ZIN Chm: tn H-UU nut Hf 11 pusaihlc HUU. which cmy slirutml nvcr :1 fnm puint inL'IL-zlsc fmm the hrs: IIHLIL'IL Al Nunrm. Nnriurml lmhzur Jumur Rifhl Chump. was the main- 5tny uf the Cats this ymm Ihnugh ezlxil'x suppnrn'd h-x fresh? mun Huh Hnnhcr, Xutiunul Junior Outlhmr thump. 'IVht'rL' i511 gulxsl-Mlm rhul L'L' Hm war may LlnsE'Elt Uhin Stult le South rm Ohm Intvrrnllrginw Chzllnphm. jtil J. Allen, D. Srih-rl. A. Nnrumu .Vurimml Imirmr Chump j! Norah; m mm m turgrt. : .. V . LxIA.AVIA Captain Uuqlu'rq, Unm-h Fnyh-mmr look In u'mumy xruxmr. TENNIS TEAH-nurmm Rum: A. .l. Klmc. R. R. XdVJFHM A. Rum. L', Cnach Flmlenhm. Ruuclyllcrm II.n;Eu-ru. Isnhurllmu. H. TENNIS '1th 1959 ch'cnt tennis team wun three nf its last four matches to end the season with n HJ-Q record. The Cats hnhhed third in the IIVC behind Houston and XVichita. Led hx juniur Curl Hzlghcrg who won J4 0f 13 leTChES playing thh'd singlcm Thc- TPam Won 68 of its singles: matches whik losing 44-. Five of thv wven singles players hml nwr :2 500 mark. Numhvr nuc 5ingh's Julian Cnhcn and lid Brune, number hnur singlcs, had a guud year for Coach Harry Fugleman. Althuugh Foglcnmn lost three 01- his mp single:- pln-xersy Cohrnflht'nwickh11nd Brunt', the Cars should be stronger this year. Besides The rerurn 0f Huh Holznmn, who was ineli- gible hut year. aeveml outstanding freshmen graduated m the vanity mnka John Kline, Alan Rusenherg, and Hal Humh uught t0 help the NOD squad :1 great deal. Huuh: Nuuml RwJ H, Hulzmnn. Eli . h TRACK 1059 TRACK RESULTS OPPONENTS 81 . . 11mm . . 51 Rdhlrmine . 30 6g . . Dcpzluw . . 71 4-01 3 Ohio XVCSlc-ynn . . 10112, Heidelberg , 431,41 Capital . , 36 +51 1 Kentucky . 65 X: . Hanover. 5 341': . Central State . SC . Baldwin- VVullace . . 321,9: 'i RACK TE XMhHaHnm Rn:.' R. Rnhinmu. IJ. XVlmtlv. 1,. huuzrr. A. Gunman. '1', Hcillmn, .1. H Hmm-zc. D. Humrk. IJ. Nluhuum: .Vunml Rm: .1. 51mm, D. Ansttlull. 13. L'unly. 11. Dvuh. 1L Knlll. 1., 1-.Ilmm. D. 111111. R. McInlL-ll. '1'. Rl'ivht1llll111l. Cmuh U. M. NIRMIIH. Although the 1959 Heurcut track 1mm produced .sm'eml outstanding stars. it won only me mEtt. The stzlsun 21150 marked the retirmnent of Oliver Niknh off. fur 30 .1 ears hcnd mach uf thv truck squad. Bright stars 01 the season were Larry ICHEUIL Hm'h Desch. and 106 Stuart, Ellimn shone in the hurdles, hmzld jump, and rc1rn's flS hr piled up 9171 puints 1n lead thf team in scnring. 116r11 11118611. :1 sprint specialist, tied UC rccm'dza in the 300 yard dead in 31.2 scmnds and the 11:10 yard dash in 9.8. racking up 40 paints t0 tinish hehind 1i11ison in 1119 storing Cu1umn. Long distance runner jm- Stuzu't scnrcd 31 points :15 Dick Kluhaupt picked up 2.7 1n the -1--1U;1nd the relays. Juniur Lumur Switzct tnuk fifth in the MVC jux'uh'n. Captain 11111 Rutht sidelined much uf thc smsun with am ankle injury. cuntrilmted 23 pnima and hmhc the UC high jump recnrd with 211mm nt- 0'4 . 110 tied for 11131 in tlw MVC pnlc x'nult competition with 21 13'3'2 vault. Addition of sever211 nutstumling frcshnwn should enhance the 1900 tenm's chancm for victory. furry Eliitun wym ulu- u fn'rfrr'f Mm fr; unrlmr muu Dq'xr'l'f. IIH- .fflrr fury? if, I um: I. H xlf: J Hu'l XINI: IA Nlnfu'uj Ill :n'MI'Hle 111.4th Thc- u rmtlin; mm! lmdvr Cumch Glmm Szlmph' llzld its lu-xr xmsnn in itx allnrt llistmjx :11 LC. Thu finixhwl rhcir nmrvluw with :l .770 rccnnl. 'l'lu- m:n- nu-n ltM fuuruftIn-irnwctsln'urutnl1:1 l3 pninlm l'C Lrnuncud Bull Htutu Hf Imlizum 313713 :lml rurnul in :1 1;, iCTHU ngninst Uhiu U'rm'lmun. Uni: ut the bright .xlmh Hf flit wumn KVZh mpmin Huh chu'5 umlL-fc-nrtd 56215IblL 'l'u'u prnmixing undcu'lnnwnwn xwrt H unIic Phillipx. :l mphumnrc', and Jerry Phillim, :1 iruahmun. W'ith murv rxpwience and greater depth nc-xt year,Illch, :l11m!1nll1:lhzlw:Lhrigllrcrflltuw. HRJiS'I'LJ NU 'I'IsAM lMHmn 1b.; N Mummy II. SLhMM-r. WRESTLING WW-IWJIJ R'Rlah'lll Vii RICH 1.1.5 l L' HPPUXICN'IK IR . . . . vauuu . . . . 1H W . . . . H'ulmxh , , . . IU H , . . Ix-nimn . . . . 10 II . . . . Klurxllull . . , . 21 H 4 . . . Klinmi . . . . 10 I; . . . Uln'n Xx'tslcym . . 5' I I , K . anrt- Unmc . , V 10 3!! , . . Hull Htutc . . . l3 tinlm. IL VI-un: wad Run: .lv l'hliim. Ii um-JHIL L unlwykn, H, IIIHIIXDK L Tlmmnl, L'nmlx b, bmwlc: Thin! Kort. .V. Vlanin N. 5112:493le Y, hpmv iu-r. l', Hmlull. L. blnlpr 2'37 INTRAMURALS m- 4; unmf v.4 ' -$5, '5 -. - lief: Pnltlmr 0f SA'E jarrks MA u'uy lirru'u 1hr xith'lim'x inlrumm-al rifiy attrm'ly vampu: J'hm'pxhoon'r'x to thy I'angr. L'IH Dun Bumb yru'x tfm'fi II; rrfrim'v rippnm'ut'x smash. Tln- L'IIIIPAI'II-E'l AJNI'H of iulrurmn'ul sporting r'iwuh afh'u oi-e'nhmlou's 11w ubililim 11f Hm ollu'r The Universityk varied intramural program is 11 direct outgrowth of the athletic departmmr. IT furnishrs :1 fine form of recreation and whulemme acriviry thrnughmu tho schuul year. An effort is made to attract ever; male student in the L'nirersity w cream 2m interwt in :1 sport that Will curry over after hi9 college days. 'lhht- grouping of teams :md individual contests make possible :a friendly rivalry which pusscsscs inherent social mhms :15 well as contributing to school spirit. The intramural dircctur i5 Bill Schwzuherg. He i5 Llhh assisted by student managers chosen from interested memi bers. of the student body. This year's were Jerry Freeman. Irwin Wolher, and Richard Giddms. Sig; 471le '5 rlz'fmIJ'i'M tram rrmh'm Huff rm Hm J'fIlPliIIPJ'. Mum. r4: ' 4T ' Dal. IltitliHHIH-u Ir! Pfu ILH Mums unnu 10uner flu pf: r'f' In 1'! H M H M M! nw Imam u rim. J70 rr fmml uynim! Niamu .Hfu'm JIM IU'W final .Wumirnm' l'umlk 1. Sigma Alpha lfpxilun. , 377.l3 .3. Thom Chi . . . . . aI LIN L Phi Ucllgl 'l'ln'm . . . 404.33 4. Sigma Phi lesilnn . 1'94: R. va 'Hn'm Pi . . . 3-83.; h. 'Ilrinnjglv. . . . A 373.; 7. Sigma Chi , . , . 1 JMle H. leCHClI Uurm vl'l'llHL'l'K . II I. H. H Lambda Phi . . I;I.; HI. Phi Kumm 'HIL'TA . . . 15W; H. Pi Kappa Alpha , . . 1W. IJ. Alpha Tun Umugu . . I51. I i. Lumhdzl Chi :lelm . . 3 . H. L-uxr Schnul . . . . I135. Ii HHULNEHH' . Ill. JD. Xvwmzm Cluil . ql. 17 IJI'HIL'HI Dunn . . NJ. 13. Signm Alpha NIL: . . . 73.5 1W, Phi Kappa 'lVilU . . . 7b. 2U Urltzl Tau Delta . . . 74.7U link ltxpwlllrjp of limb .wm-fmx X'mmnim I'l'lll r: nu Ink Hwy m Imulfn'r Mall MML -m-....-.-.1au mm. .-, Niy'x 1 htnufu'fm ulmg IHIU r: humulinu fHIH'llV'IH I'll flfu DJ! mum. As the intmmllml xtHMIH hauls intu wring .Nptlrlh, Sigma Alpha ICpnilnn ix lending the puck and cnulll msih Cinch thr cup with guml shunting in hnwlmll and Truck. Very clnw in wunml plat? :3 Phi IJclrza Thrm by virrur 0t championships in handball uml u'rNIing. Sigma Chi hnldx third place with :1 chumpiumhip in er-r- Ihrmr Jluuting, Exceptiunzllh strung shlmjngs hm:- lwcn maule In Itilllb rcprcwntin;r Luu' achunl, the hlmkstnl'e. Medical cnllrgtn and French durm. Increzlsed interm in inrmnmmls Im: led m 21 well orgunixrd prugmm of which rhI- L'niwr- sirx' mn luf proud. Special praise mint be given tn thc studcnt mrmngeh. who :lwumtd thy actual Lngzmizing nml cu-nutiun ut the progrzlnh 'l'ln'uugln tJu-ir EHnrh, mult-nrn were zllllc tn participate in their fuwriit .xpm'tr. F . WOMENNS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HNOMEN S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIUNiHoHum Ron: S. Kurt. A. Kuuhner. 5. Limit. B. Ziegler, D. Luninhill. N. Shank: Su'rnul A'oCL G. bncnccr, M. Adler. IV Kcvs. L'. lnllmH', J. lhmrnslcirl. L'. Uudm-nn. E. VVL'i-zcl: Tlrhu' R0313 I I J. Tucrts'cher. R. Hlaxhlnmnn. C. liluuutl. 5. Ixrme. J. Rnlw. U. Pulchr. M. Meta. I I The VVumt'n's Athletic Association this year irrm'e t0 develop increased intereat, participa- tion, and good sportsmanship in wumelfs athletics at UC. This was accomplished through a system of sports managers, seasons heads, and intramural repreaentatives. The Legislative Board planned :md organized the spurts activity. The year was divided into three seasons. The hrst sezlmn program included tennis, hockey volleyball, badminton, Penguin Clulx and dance. The second smsnn featured CoErec volley- ball. intramural and varsity basketball, fencing, howling. and riHe. Included in the third season were gulfN tennis, archery and softball. A Nlay Banquet ended the year. IJmu-r- rlm'; mr'mlJm-x limbrr Mp bwforr improvising. 33 314'4' .Hl rrrxr m'r 0H NH furl! it'llfft' a .rpr'kt' ix Af'f up in a tn-ru'rnlllmml Ier'JlmH 11mm; Pumuin L'qu; .x'ZHmIHrH wpluxh mm In '.l'ffllff7flff fm'mrltimr. ACADEMICS 27H 1 m H'ru'lrr Cmuualr; Lmzyxum, IJI'I'Xirlt'rtr of Mir Unii't'rxity 0f Cinrimmfi. Dr, Lunyumi mnfir: THU! Bruin! Climu'lllmr Bl'uilrc. PRESIDENTS OFFICE The president of UC, iVulter Consuclu LangsunL is marked by his fricmiiy Lilismm of greeting anyone on campus with :1 wave and a Guod day. Here is :1 1111111 vitiilli inter- ested in campus life. scholastic ur sucial, Often seen cheeringr Tht! chrcnts to victory or :1ch.lre.x.xin;qr El Cuiivuceitiun in the Colorful and dignified robes of his iifEce. lie is well known to UC students. Doctor inngyglm brings 21 trcmenduus complex of alum- Timml cxprrience To his position. A noted historian author and prcsidcnt. hc- is a man of exceptional ubiliti, Just such an able mini is necded tu anume the dutics :15 chief executive for it luring municipal university. Preiidem and llrs.Lrlngs;1m krsp thrir tradition :if entertaining even seniur with an informal buffet dinnrr sometime during the year. He hath taught and studied at Columbia I'nirenili' in New York, nccupied professm'inl chairs :it several colleges. wma president of XVugrwr College, Staten hinmi. and mi Gettysburg College in Pmnsylmnizi. ROM marl: l;7'l'tlll. Srnr'lrui In NH I'I'rxiilr Hf CHM r' I. Sfliil, .Jrflrtmixrr ullr'r A'nhluul fr; IllF liriiji'rlt'nf Dr 'V LfllfffJ 1' HI IH'IM'J ut am' of hm Imlfrt: fhf' .I'i-Wim'x. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ChairnmneRu-nrrm K. Broth: Hm Clruinuunelruhrr Shall! L'rtrkekulhll Bunr'rf: xlnislum Clt'rl'eFranl: TV Punlr To be :1 member of the Board of Directors of the Univer- sity is to occupy one of the most highly respected public posts in Cincinnati. These nine people spend 21 great deal of their time at relgn ular monthly and many special meetings with such matters :15. fncilitiea academic standards, and social, athletic and aca- demic programs to consider. Serving without monetary cumpensntion. they Ilrt' up- puinted h; the RInyor with the cunsent 0f the City Council for nine-yeztr terms. When the term of VVuIter T. Granger expired :1: the end of last year, James P. 't-Valsh was. chosen by Mayor Donald Clancy to succeed him. CARD OF DIRECTORS;CIMIrwin.' Rnlnil C. Hursiek. Kl. R, Dmlmn, June Dchruv Eurly. Ruuluu K. Brudiu, Xantcr L', Lxlnmunu, H'.111ur M, WJIlium H. Hcssler. Jlmnnu; Arthur W. Schubert. James. P. Walsh. 27H Frank II. Mayhem. KI.D.. Slmhl. l'hilin XL Maven. Hoke S. Green Ralph 0311:1151: I'ice President and Dean of Facultin: I'iicr Prmidrn! and Dean 01 Administruzian Great energy, good j udgmem. and sincere interest in L'C and its students mark the character of Ralph C. Bursivk. Vicc Frcridenr of the L'niwrsiu and Dean nf University Administrnrinn. A star Human fnnthull pinyi-r, hc jninml the faculty in W34- teaching ecnnnmicx :iccuunting, :md bankingr principlcx HE H115 later appointed Assistant Ucun uf thr Cullcgc nf limincax Adminiytmlinn and served in that capacity until his present appointment. Enthusimzm for any activity he engages in is u hywortl. UDK and Beta Gamma Sigma Villuc hi5 active participation. Public relations and iinunciul :lnd IVLlSil1855 anirs of the L'niwrsity are the ufhcizil funcriuns of his uHiLiei Hi- also serves on the Board nf Dirccmrs. L'niun ITme and the Bunrcl of lHihlirmiuns. This year he was preaident iii the lliswiiri Vallcy Cunfcrmcc. VICE PRESIDENTS OFFICES 'l1hisymr Dr. Hoke S. Greene relinquished the- lezlnhhips 0f the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and Aczulcmic Administration and was promoted to Vice President and Dcan of the Facultirs. He received his BA in Chemistry from Mercer University. his MS and PhD from the University of Georgia, and did post doctoral work at Karlshurg, Germany. He is well-knuwn as an authority in the field of atomic energy and for his research in chemistry. A man of long recognized ability in executive affairs he became the Dem of Academic Administration in 1956, Lrn'rrzi'm- Siorln .Mmmim-am-i- inii'rim! M Hm I'm Prwyirlwn Allillfri'll H. Ross, SFrrelury Iu HM Hal Presiclwnl 27H Frzml' T1 I'm'tlj', Ifxu'ufi-z'r Dirm'lnr fur Dm'r'lrmmrul ASSISTANT DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION As assistant Dean 11f Administratiun. Dr. 11111 R. KIchregm' cnordinntea r1113 Scholarship program. Clwsruum facilities, and campus expansion. A chemistry major 11nd 1116111hnufrhc UC faculty sincr W46. he still 11:15 1111 active interest in chemistry. Ht' 15:1 fellow of the Ohio Auzldctm nt Suimce :11111 :1 mmnher of the American Chemical Smitty 11nd 1119 Chemical Suciety nf anlnn. Campus 111161051 is shown Ivy his being an ildx'islll' tn Cincimmtus, Sigma Sigma, Suphcm 11nd Lambda Chi Alph:1.:15 er :1x' :1 mtmlwr 11f UDK, 2311 OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT Frank T, Purdy left the post of Assistant to the Prcsidmt 0n Septcmber l, 1959 to become Ex6cutive Director for Development. In his new pnsition he:- has $upcrvi$inn 0f UC'S prugmm in develupmem. fund raising, public relatinnS, rmd alumni activities. A graduate of thr lIcllicken College of Arts and Scirnces, he is probably the only member of the faculty who 59611le Japanese. He learned it in tht' US Navy when he was assigned to the Nun Lunguuge School at Boulder, Colorado. during VVurld VVur II. 11111 R, 1111116117101; 3311111111111 Dunn of Azimfnisfrnrimr Robt'r! I. leu'Irr, Cuntrulh 1' With tht- vital interest on finance: En mudcrn tlmh. Mr. Ruhurt XV. Huefcr's. positinn 215 controller is necessarily an important one. He serves. the University lay handling and directingr t't'ccipts and disbursements. He also prepares de- tailed quarterly repurrs and an annual rcmtd. A11: Huefet hold: 21 bachelor uf science degree in cum- mercizll engineering, His interest in fruternin affairs is atteued bx his serving as faculty :lLlVlSnl' tn Urlm Tau Delta fraternity. Aside from his work :1: tht- University, hc is a devotee of gur- dc-nlng and t'iHery. UNIVERSITY BUS NESS OFFICES Garland G. Parker is a name familiar to all students who receive grade 5hect3. He is in charge of the registration of Studcntg the general supervisiun and control of student records. and Cuntdinnthm 0f the H'Ul'li of the admisadun's Ufhcers in the different cullt'gcs. H9 is alsn responsihlr for veteran's education. Alany outside interests claim l'llx time. He- serves as. adviser to the Student Religious Council and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He also is an active alumnus of Omicron Delta Kappa. x11 ! lliflulrl l. UHKWHI, Jr. Purl Inning Jyr'n! 11ml Urljhlvt'l' RIF. Althilmhl I. Czuwn wtve: ilw L'nixchit; m cmhlcr 11ml purchunln;r :lgcnt. Anything purrhusml for PC except fund SupplltS i; procured thruugh his nl'hce. It is. M11 Carson's dun m ser that needed suppllh :trr furnished to llll cullegc nl'hces and campus :lCIlY'lIle. Supplies and hEerCES range from .xuch minute articles :15 papal clips and typewriter rihhuns to such gruxx items as hida fur Student DllbllCElIlUnm His office is IllsU respnnsihle for furnishing supplies tn Kctttring Luhutznurics and the Medical College, Registration fees for all students are han- dled thruugh his office. Gm'luml U4 Purl't'r. R.yl.xfrm' mm, Ct Illr'ul J'u'mininm 015111 281 q DEAN OF MEN,S OFFICE i HVinmu R. .me. Axsixmaif Dam hf JIM: Jain: P. Dimirm, Jim. dwislmzl M the Drum of 411sz i David C. Clark, Resident? Couturier i I . Robri'l If. 1';'i.i'hhthqu nf Jinn The Dean of Men's staff has :in important role ! to phi; in the life of the University. They advise - :ill IllJneinStituliUnili services. 'liht'nugh counseling they ililh to promote the Educatitinni, moral, 11ml meial development of male students. The name of Robert XV. Bishop is synum mous with interest and CUDCCI'H fur those students who hzue hnnu'n him n5 Dean of Men. He will gladly take time to discuss any student's particular klllthtililli. Outstanding in the student personnel field, he makes many appearances in educational ziml religious meetings throughout the country. lie is u memher ui' UDK. the University Cabinet, and :ulrisur to Student Council. Sen in;.I :er ASsistunt t0 the Dean of Rlen is XVillium R. Nester. He is in charge uf Ilii student activitiem organizing them to serve the University and its studenh tn the fullest. He holds conferences with fraternity pledges giving them guidance in their new adventures. Jnhn Dunlap Jr., Awistzmt to the Dean of Kim. is restinnsihle fur menk housing. Any student who has had the uppnrtunity to meet with him will :ittest m his wntmtht $incerit3g and interest. A new memher uf the Muff i3 David G. Clark eminwhir for French Residence Halli firming in the Cupncin :h Urnn 11f Vumr-n u! lhu VniH-rxin uf L'inuinnzlll ix Ur. Lillian H. juhnwn. Hhc ix Imuu'n fur hvr t'lHL'it'nH :lml mju; mx-m uf hrr prufl'xxinn. Srrring un l'niun Board, Social limml, Urimmtiun Bunnl, 21ml Hmml uf Ihnlgcrx, :lml :uh'hing srwml nrlu'r urgunim- rimh. du- It'mk :l hug lifl'. 'lH'vzhurur of the- XutirmM Amiciutiuxl 02' VVUIm'II Drum 21ml Cuunwlurx. aha hm lwcnmc wulliknnwn tllruughuut the cnuntn. :iml ix. listed in U'lm'x H'hn, Hrr scnw n: jmlgnwnt, fairness. and :IppI'upftht'thS n'mlcc hrr ll Impular counselor fur individual .s'rutlvnrs or groups. KIi-u Marion KIcBmir, Ansixmnr Dean of vWyolncn. 1.x :1 mmr :Ihlr cumplczm-m tn Umin Johnson , , , . A , in lu-r rHirit-nt. wflmpnkcn numncr. Her fresh JIHFffH'H' bn'u'm'r, Junta ! Dmn u; U mum , . . . h ' ' z ,. : 1. '. Jlnrdlnu Usruxhz Jurxfrml fr; Mr Dam nf H mum Smlh lefh m 13 yuunh LU U15 :I 61M Recently promoted m Assimmr Dean uf Vantn. KIiSs Mztrjuric Stewart work: closely with students in HIV Cullogc uf Nilrxing 11ml Hmlth and i3 rcgpumiblr for thy new Iunk zlt Lugnn hull and for tho cnnnlinntinn uf all wummfs huusing. She literally sparkles and her enthusiasm is quite contagious. 9 His: XIuril u Osinskc. frt m Chi 1w . is Assistant DEAN OF WOMEN S to the Igcam ufoVumen. She ultes herLu'jit: and sense of OFFICE humor 21:4 :ldvigcr m AVVS and Junior Advisers. Lillian Jl. Jnfmxrm, Drzm uf Hmeu J1Iffl'iflff AIr'Bmir, Axsistanr Dam of H'amm l ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Alumni Aasociutiun endeavors to maintain alumni interest and Huppurt fur the University of Cincinnati. Soon after graduation each UC alumnus receives his letter of welcome as a new member of the Alumni Association. 'lhhese former students are encum'aged to have high interezat in their Alma Mater. Clues reunions :md Humecuming are opportunities for graduates. to meet again with old friends and reminisce about their previous college days. The Mother's day sing is another yearly Alumni 083cc: sponsored affair. The UC Fund campaign is conducted in the spring to raise money fur University heneht. Acting :15 Alumni Secretary is John E. Small. John llzlsden serves in the capacity of Field Secretary. Editur of The Jiurmrw, :1 quarterly magazine published by the office. is Alan thight. John If. Small, :i'lumm' Srrrelm'y John Jimdm, FmM Srrrz'fm'y Alan U'riyfrf, Hlmmun' Erlilur Lou-aJJ-JJ. ti PUBLIC RELATIONS Fuss and scrapbooks, biographies of faculty memhers. resumes. of past events, photograph. and piles of news? papers to he Checked througheall of these: are a small part of the workings and products of the Department Of Public Rflattons. 'rhc UfFLCC endfr'lvln'fl tn inCrFZlh-C the publichs knuwledge at University :tHnirs. Since UC is a municipal institution, ft is of prime importance that thc puhlic know the accomplishments and needs of the University. The office is :1 suurce of information for UC itself. Jayrr Guru A'yneu', Assitmnl Dirrrtur of Publir Relations, John R DrCmufl, Dirrrlnr of Publir Rn'm'jum, 11ml JlIargnrel Clark, Publir Relationx axxixmnt. Records are kept of all personnel. John P. DeCamp is director of the oHice. His outside interests include collecting models of oldtime railroads, antique automobiles, and river stenmhunts. He is assisted by Mrs. Joyce Gum Agnew and erst David Clark, who coordinate publicity for school functions. LIBRARIAN The large job of coordinating puh'cy. preparing budgets, and appointing staffs. for 2111 University libraries falls on the able ShoulderS of their administrator. Arthur T. Hamlin. Any day of the school year hundreds of studentz; are busy in the library checking the card files for reference hunks, magazines, or simply books for leisure reading All of them are examples of Mr. Humlin's htm belief that the most important thing a library can do is to Stimulate interest in a student's chosen field, IN 1'. Hamlin i5 21 graduate of Harvard University I ' and the Columbia School of Library Science. Before coming to the University of Cincinnati he held positions at the New York Public Library and the University of Pennsylvania. .. ,..........-9. g. -. A Jrlfmr T. Hamlin, Unit'z'rsity Librarian 2Nh ACADEMIC DEANS Ernest Pickering. Dean of the College Of Applied Arts, is :1 man of exccpriunal ability. His position .15 Chairman of the Cincinnati City Planning Commission is a tribute to his Versatility outside University afleirsh Author and holder of degrees in architecture 21nd engineering, he has received numcruus retugnitiuns. 'l'rm'clcrs along University avenue cannut help but notice rlw modern structure of the Applied Arts building rising ahm'v thvm. th-H designenL proportioned, nnd t-xe- cured, it exemplifies the lift: uf a maniits dean, Charles K. VVeichcrt became the Dean of the College Hf Am and Scienucs in 1958. He considers. his culluge t0 hi? the Cure of L'nix'crsity lozlrning. Pnsscssing :1 strung huclcgmund in the hrld of biological scisnccs. he served :15 head uf this department at UC hcfnre assuming his new duties. From Rutgers. Dean XVeicht'rt received El BS and from the L'nivcrsity of XViscunsin an MS and PhD. The author Hi mum textrhtmkcH he is. .1 memhvr of the Sncfety fur Fxprrimcnml Rinlngy in lchicinc. Afrcr une wur :1: Dean of rhv Cnllcgc 0f Bu-sincss Adminhfrutiun, lJrh Kvmwrh XVilmn has already become u't-Hanuwn tn the Liniwrsitrx 21nd itx students. Prior tn cumin;r m UC. Dr. XVilsnn u'zls Assistant Uezm uf thl' Busint'as College at Michigan State. Pimcsscxr nf rhrcc drgrcm. he is mnccmml zllmut the ncc-d m lunk rculixliculh :lt thr fururc. Outside l'nix'crsin affair: hr 1'5 rht- :1urhornf numermh pI'rimlicul articles and 11:15 participated in widespread rcwurch :Lml umnnunin pmggt'umw. Howard K. Jiinticc. Dvuri oi the Culling; uf i';n;1ilH'L'liH;L frnm which 11c gi'mlunrml, ii 1i Viml pm: in l'CK high presligc Illllllllu lending culiugus 0f vnginm-ring. Hl- IHIMN his ili-grcl' in ciril ungiiii-cring zmil IlllH in-l-n :iu'zinlml :in hnnnrzii'y Unctnr nf Pliilusupiii, PZlNl pl'L'hilitlli uf ihi- Engineering HIILiii-I-i Iii Cini cinnan', lIll'lnEWVrhi'lill in inull llminmrii-x. :lllll :L wul mi thi- Admininrmtii'r Culincil of rho Aiiwrlcziii Hucicti fur lingim'cring Iilltlfllfinn ull HTH'xT m mi :iviil imi-rhf in his profrs'raiun. Frank R. Nchfer direct: the lzirgeit unit nu campus. Evening Cullege. A5 its Dean, hf: if lcuuwn 1L5 :L person who is likable 21nd Couperutire in uni uf hi2 many endeavors. His job is mud:- inure diHicuit Iii rim wide range in age, interests. and chumcrcr 0f the night school students. Dean Ncuffctx n hiifi 11nd urnithulugy Clnhllhiihl. receivrd an honorary Doctor uf Lzm': degree frum Drexel Institute of Technology He is president of tile Association of Evrning Coilrgts. Ur. Campbell Crockett, member of the L'C faculty since 1047i is one of tho i'nungvst mm to serve :15 Dean of the Graduate School. HP received all his degrees' from l'Ci He was :1 Ford Foundation faculty ftllnw at tht' Univmu sity of KIicliigzin 21nd Harvard Culiege and :1 Fuihright research fellow at the University of Oslo. Nnrwui. Dr. Crockett is very interested in contemporary art and serves HS 3 member of the board at the Cunrempnmry art center. He enjoys :1 game of handball two or three Lima :1 week, challenging such comers- :15 George Smith. 3M Rusme L. Barrow. Dam of the College of Law. is a respected and outstanding member of his professinn. He practiced law before the US Supreme Court from 1945 to 1949 and was special assistant to the Attorney General of the United States. He cu-authured Epilrm',1' mm' 1111' Luau. a legal hunk which paved the way for an Ohio law tu aid the handicapped Worker. A devoted family man, he has four young childrcn at home In keep him busy. A dim hullhfnnrstcpsh-a quiet passing figure; rho student realizes that he has just passed the man responsible for his medical educatinnhhezm Stanley E. Dumb Hi5 contributions to journals and encyclopedias speak for his ability as Dean of the lledicaf Culley: and Chair man of the Directing Medical Staff at General Hospital. In addition. he has developed an interest in fishing. UC history. and architectu re 0f the hliddlc Ages. Respect 11nd admiration fur hi5 qualities are held by all who know and work with him. Dean Lama F. Rusmlglr. beloved and l'cspected by her students. has had 2L wide hzlckgmund of experience in teaching. nursing. and :ulministruriun. She is :1 person with mun; inwrt'hts and hobbies, such 21a photography and cnllccting p I'E-ssed glass, As 21 founder of Alpha Alphu. Pi and prtaident elf the Ohio Slnte Nurses ASr-uciatiun. she has xhuu'n illspil'illg lvtnlm'ship qualities. Miss Rmnuglc 1's :1 personal friend nf many uf her students: her thmr i5 zllu'uys upen to those Who $09k ht'r mmpum' or Mr munsrl. 25$: Hum 111 1hr L'ullrgc- uf VI12111111:111. jnwph I7. Knutilt-uxhl iimlemt'lukntm'r71cl1t1filix x1 uch'nh I71 11:1111r'. Nulhing ix nmrr 1:11purlzu11 h: him than lelr x111'1'1'n 111 Ullhjgr. His 111111115. inrlmlv: MA 111 13111171111111 :1T Lilfl'mw Muh- 'I.t-:1ch1'1x Cullvgc, HS :11 1111- L'niu-Ixiu 11f Chimgn. uml X15 :1111I PM; 111 UC. Ht' iaumvmlu'!uftlu-A1111-ricz111 Pllurnnu'vuricul Asmtiutfun. rhr- Cindnrmti Aunh'nu 11f Pharmacy ; 011111 YnHl-y Urllggixrx; Sigma Xj,;r:1111121t1'n'wurch sllL'it'Tx :111111 RI111CI11.:1 Immuml hnnnr umit'tx. Providing i'zlcililics fur rtsuurch, study 11ml utllcz' t1'1lil1111;1111:lCHnEinllin;l7;1.x151xtllk' gnul inr which Summcr School :1111I its Ucun. Spcncvr Shank, hTrin. 11.111111 11130wa 111 HL'NIiL'lwn 11:1ll1 Hvrm Shank mn- 11111111llvr1'i1-s 11: impruvr rht prngmm. Uthm' nttik'itim rlul'm 1112 Tim 1 111111 9111-111. H0 is :l1h'i5t1r 111 foreign 51111191111 :11111 urtivcin1110;1th11 11ml UDK. HC lilux tUCUHCCI11111111L1L$1L11tl repair 111d chicks. A popular Hitcrdinncr speaker, he 151111121er 1111' his n'isdum :11111 581180 11f humun 1111519111 Curler V. Gnml zlxnumcd new rcspunsihilitica 215Ihezlnt1f1ht' Cullegc 11f l .dx1c:111'c1n 111111 Home Ecunmnio. Hc bmught :1 distinguished cd1.1catinn11l lunckgruund In his new pmitiun. Ht: holds 2111 AB 21nd :1 LLB fmm Bridgm-mw: College. :111 AXI from the L'niVL-rsiu oi Viri giniet.11nd :1 PhD from the l'nix'vrsitv of Chicago. His. revised Dirriumujr uf Iirlmrtrimt :11111 tvxrlmnk. .Vvu' Jlrrlmzh 1'1: Rurrm'h, have alrmdy hcmmc rt'spcrtml in the educational Held. Dr. Good 11:1le150 served 213 Chair man 11f The M11101 : Friendly erurium Cummitzrc. 3x11 XII! Hub: lel'l' J'Jl'lrl Uh Fink! I'm: ft 7' 'Ii' DUN Urinary Ever in tlw L'C limelight, Haw will be rc- mcmhmcd :15 2t :ptuh end an the gridinuh prt'xiAlu-nt Hf rho sL-niur clam, and the;- wr- Siltilv star nf numv Mummcr's Guild prlr ductinns. Dvsirc :md determinminn are his two uutsmmiing Chill'ilCtCl'l-Stikk and NW blinking. Ewckuning lights nf Brumhwu MM :1 magic attraction for him. Huck zlltructivc face. szlcimmwss, 11nd fricndh purannzllin won her tln- titles uf Suphm Queen and Sig Ep Queen ur Hearts. XVitll equal tlmliuzlriun tu her task and U1 tlu- gmmp, silC sm'vcd Cincinnutus. Hume- cuming, Alpha Chi, ElHll Ihc Suphunmru Clan. linll wzls tupptll fm' lIlthzlt Huzlnl in rotugnitinn nf hcr zlchicvrmcntx Hfiih dcdicutinn uml lm'c. Jack directed SAIC :lilLI servtd his. nrher activitit-x, l-HCllltL ing Cincinnzlrus, Suphm, :md KIc-tru His. turtlu wit, ccmrimlnl smile, and unending smrrll fur hm arc upprvcEntc-d cwruvlwrr. An zlir Hf gmui will. ,ximplicity and solid mmitlvmlinn. 3h well as his ability to rib mvmlwr n:nncx arr among his traits. H'ith u uillu xmilc and 1101' lmul character- isticulh L'UL'iHl m unc sidu. Piul literulh Hru' lw'ru'cm lwr mum autixitiw. A small IHHHHC Hf enthusizmm she imparted her .xpil'lll :13 M 1m :11 mrmlwr nf her Mll'UriU, Chi Hmvgu, which 5hr scrvcd :15 pn-sinlt-nt. :md tn the NW3 Rccnnl stuff. Mortar Bourd rvmgnized her contribution. 0 'nl .D-gnli CINCINNATIAN SELECTS t The 2-1- scniurs cm these pngrshtiwlw mm and twelve wumtnhwere selectt-d hy the rulituriztl humid of the 1900 CI NCI NNA'lilAN from nominations mmlr hi memhsrs of the senior Elms. The chuicv wns uhjrctivc' 41.x possible with numinutimas CUnSidCTt'll nn the husis ni indir vidunliti'. character, and scrvicc tn the U nix'cnili. It was it'll these wart: thc pmple who u'uuhl he hast rcnirmhi-rml in the future. The must outstanding!r pc-rsmmliti mzti not In- pictured here; then again, perhaps he is. IIIH Uruv-H Tull, with A friendly smilr :15 u'iilv 113' hcr face. Ann gave great uh-tliczr tiim :md cffnrt tu Cincinnatus. til? YWCA, and m Kappa Alpha Them. Her chungtuhlc inuuth um ho lmth deeply seriuus mid t'efroshingiy frank. hut she is at her host while wiwrmcc- ing with :m :lpprtcintiw crmnl. Rchpnnsihlc. :Lts well as thnrnugh. Bill volunteered hi5 r-ervives fur mum hr- himl-the-kcem'x juhs. An exutllcnl 5m, ilt-nt with :1 mnjur in pgychuiugy. his characteristically concerned nrrirude added much In Beta Theta Pit Mrn'g Adiimri. thc' Junior Chlss. :lmi tn Umicmn Urllca Kuppni .Jnn Rnbiuh i i , i Three timea All American. the Big Uxi-m- ,UMHW'HHH tY' hruught fume to UC and to hinr self on the huskethali Court while breaking almost cwry record un the hnukS. Modest 51nd humhle uFf court Oscar's wizardry. agility, and skill arc .Um'r Youkilri indicatiw 0f the greatest :Lthlc'te This L'nix'm'sit-i' him m'cr hind. Interested zlmi mlrncst, Maw served :15 prrsident 0f Student Council with great :ihility. Friendly and well liked. he is :in excellent 5tlllik'11i and :1 Zn- nlugy major. Marv szs tulcnttd and I Cnncerm-d in his dealings fur Sigma Alpha Mu; his reward was Siltihillc- tinn ziml UUK nmnhrnhip. El Jul Toby Fink Althnugh his idms :11'9 frmuuntly new 11ml cmm'uwrsinl. Gary cnnstuntly rebels again-at the status quu and hnpcs to inspire others Tu fallow th lend. Always reach to expand upml a point he seek: debate and often crlusts it Gary held the grlvels of IFC and ATO during his college cnl'em' 21ml wzn :1 Im'mlwr uf UUK. Never really an ambitious pmun campus- u'ise. Brownie never lost he'r singular por- sunulity in geology lulu. An 0pm and sin- cerr persun. then- is atill ,1 little bit Hf Ihv impish tumlmy lrft in hex: Thom :lnd Ciw cinnntm hvntfitcd fmm her wit and inter ESL Campus Cltcttd hL'I' m Junior Pmm :lml Sophus cuurls. hyurj KITUI'H' ll w Guiding light in the formation of Pi Alpha Mu and in the reactivation of Sigma Delta Tau at 17C, Toby served her sorority as its president. A deeply serious. student nf phi- lnmphu she i3 :1 woman of strung: conviv- tiuns, huncsty', and integrity. Her logic and intelligence mm her respect and member- ship in Mortar Board. Kcn's dccp dcdirntinn. high sens:- of duty, and sincerity inspire others to work with him. His easy smile and quiet nature wcrc evidrnr :15 Ken guided thc YRICA and the Studcnt Religious Council. A serious elcci n'icul engineering student Ken's mcmhrr- ships in honor societies includrtd Tau Beta PL .Umm, and Omicron Delta Kappa. Kur Sridrhmmu Barbara Brawn 1mm SHIH'FI-V Dm'v Hlnmly Joan U-HUHT Umm Km r'l'n'r Juan! winking mIilc leiw her forceful chururlrrintiuiu llrhing :lmhitium dt-rc-r- Initiation, t'HiL'iCHLj, 21ml zm LUNicMin; in- si5t611u' nn pcrfcctinm XVilh xLlCCCw 1mm- urml In Mr evident plczlmre, Juan .xkl'ppc-d guilx 1hrnugh Tht' L'I'ncinnzttiun Cllitnrxhip, Mnrtur Hmml. and Alpha Delta Pi and left hrr ilI1pH'5N'ilH! un :lil. Quiet :lml mmxsuming, Uinm wax calm, mull. :lml Cnntrulled. Cumplttrl; uan-lcd lu' problems. Slit- venture: her xtudied npiw inn :15 :1 question. Nut :L Gumulignrr. She ix :1 pm'sm'ex'ing lender and worked fur the imprmmnrnt uf thr: Nru'x anarll whirl: she t-lliteci. Alpha Chi Unwgn :llm claimed hrr talents and time. Hawk intense interest and :mulx'ticnl per- mnuliu m:nir him A mluthlv :iml inHumriu! force in Sigma Sigma, KICtnL anti Sigma Phi Iilbiluu. Hi: .ahl'cml :Lmi Dl't'CiM: muw nvr zmd prm v11 cfffctivmltsa gained him the rmprrt n? his frit-mls. Hr served the senior CL'LHS. wnx' chairman 0f Hnmm'uming. and a mrmhcr of Umicrun Delta Kappa. Actix'c and cnthuaiuslic, Juan cnulLl ht wen X'igfm'mnly hauling tllt' cheerleaders zlr ml- lim and in the evitvmmt uf hmkcthull 11ml fuutbnll gumm. During her first war :1! The University of CincinnurL this Kappa um; chnsen Humccuming Queen nn tho Innis n! lwr poised. :Lttructiw. :md vix'ucium pmk sunzlliu :lnd nmnncr. 'liflhf'l' SEIH INN Small in stature, 'l rudy's dynamic persuw :lli'ry shone in 1111 her zxchim'mwnm Her 53 mpnrhvric nature and quick unilr' win tllc hmrts uf everyone with wlmm alu- wm'ks. Her tulcnt :Lnd frcsh approach mudu hm- :i valuable nmnher am! 1: respected lemlcr in Zorn Tau Alpha Xlnrmr Huill'tl. am! the Cullvgr nf Applied Arts. Hick puswsws :1 lmnmin; lilllglltm' which mulun his pwscncr Icmnvn PVNTH'JICTP. Pouringr himself imu t'VCU tutek. hu- hone- Hrud chtrm Cincinnutus. SAIL 21ml 1hr Uluul Umrrmncnt Gruup Willi hi5. earnest, 11C55 :lml nltlprmiulwilitv. His I'nx'ti'c'rxin' wist- trucking plain language, rzlcr. 21ml wnsv uf I'L-uwn unify him tn cnmpux. Dun :sml llL-pL-mluhility :11? ayuummnus. Suh- L'nnx'inlrrntc, Cuncerncd. cullcgiate spukvn :Lnd suux'cu Don is perhaps best L'nmvn :ls president mi tJn- Cincinnnfus 5w cicn' nlrhuugh he served crmlirzlhh 115 bmi- 'xr uf rhr 'W Cincirmutiun. will, ingh 1h prcxidtm Hf Lambda Chi. and was i'lvtivll tn Metru and Pi Dt-lru Epsilun. lH'hh l'HIll'lll: A frivmlh girl with thv Iurgl-st of hearts. Shirlm was zlhwu's :mxinus tn mntribute tn lu-r many :lcrivitih. A physical educatiun mujur. Hhirln's ulvundum jnx'iulity. easy xmilt- sinCL-rity, heme uf duty. and deep mncorn :ulxlml much In XVAA :lml Art-re, :lml u'rrc rvmgnizcd when 410 u'le tapped for Hnrmr Hmml. Marci i5 in her habitat wln-n slu- ia on the stage. Hl'l' flunk, vxprmsiw tum is :m :lst-t in hL'I' wurk. An cx- ccllmt ZlL'Tl'tJhm alu- upprur'cd in mum Mummor'n prmlucrium during hL-r college career :uni in SIIHIIDL'I' 5tUL'Ix. Black lcutzu'ds Illlll :1 figurefo huldcr impart :l certain cnclumrmmt to her. .Umu Cmufllu'H Wm... H yam. Jtlr'k 'W'au Tum Fisrlu'r IIII'HTJ' K me Turr'rl' Pniw HIHI purpmc- zlrc xluuliricn wln'yh duwcrilw chm. 5116 used her :elfxun- trul, inu-nsu inlurcst. :lnd dcdicutinn tn Tllc zulxuntugc 01- Kappa Kappa Gamma, Murrur Bmml. and Junior Adx'isrrs. lh'eply sympathetic. she made lu-r r-Hurts u wurrhu'hile experi- cnre 21nd :m zlcmmplinhmcnt. Fiwh i5 :1 well known 36! .xnnwwllzn enigmatic pcrmn. Charming :md prin- L'IIPIVLL llix' uuhtnnllinjhr Cnntrihution was hi; nhiliu to do anything hc- 11t- tt'mptml u'rH. Hi5 dex'ntiun tn and dwclupnwnt nf Pi Kappa Alpha and hix pnnluctiun uf 2m AH-American wurluml; :lre majur achievements. Jack is n rrfrwhing pcz'mmilit-x. able tn muimrlin stature and cnnmmml re- sprct wi'rhum tlispluv 0r gusrn. Hr guidml Thc L'm-pcrzltiw Engintcr :mnl Umicrnn Delta Kappa with :1 quiet. chiunt humL Hi5 dwp aeriuusncax' 11ml illill'P u'iT zultlml m Horny. 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Mummtl's, m: LYON. 5, DAVID JR.-lls Dwgn, cmcin...u, 0.; Pershing RUIN. Knuy Hawk. IDSA. MACKLEY, SANDRA ANNiBS Dcstgn, chin, 07C,n Omcga, W'AA, T'evhmg Rim Spunear. MARTIN, RYDLR HAMILTON-BS DCSIgn. Cmcannul. 0 -Eigml P311 Epsilon M'. PIL'L. Ruxh ChrmJ. IFC Hdcm. u Larch Sing Chrm, Mum- mcr's, VVUS, Snc. 13d. tFrus.. TruiJ, AID. MASLAU5KI. WIILIIAM-ES Arthy Nuuru. SpringHEH, XII -Sophos, Scunb. AA Trpb. MASSING, LLL CATHERINEi BS, BA Ar! EduLuiun, Fort Thnsz, Ku-Alpln G:mm: Dclu Ulmh Chrmvj, WAA ha ChrmJ. Homecomlng, Dclu Plu Dclu. Panhcll. U'. Prts ,1. Ivy Chum MASON. WILLIAM CHARLEyBS Dcngn. thruil. Mich-Smm: Chi. McCLOSKEY. FORREST GLIN3F-BS Archuccmrt, Cinmnmn. Driszuling Club. Sixnu I'ln EpMon VrrclsJ, Newman, YMCA. McKiE. WILLIAM IERDINANDW BS Archucuurc. New Lisbpn. Ind.-Amold Au Society Khan 0!! :. MESS. GORr DON BERNARD-BS Architecture. Indianapolis. Ind.7Quarl Snlc. Bcu Thu Pi. MEYER, BETTY SHIRLEYiBS Dmign. Cincinnati. O-Mylu Chi Omega. Duh; Phi Dclu U'. Prrs.. Pledge Tr. 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CinLinnaLi, orm-I Club gYWCA Rep.J. DUVAL, DANIEL Winn luaumm Managcmunt. cman- mi. 0.75Agm1 Ch; mcdgc pm. Soc Chm. Pledge T17. 5m. PmJ. Prom: lCircul. Em, IFC, Men's Adm, CAP. ECKEL. EDWARD CHARLEFBA Economics. Cincinnati, 0 FAY, CAROL Mammim Zoology. Cincinmn. o. Ampp. me Gamma w. Prul, Alpha Lsmbda Dcln :v, Pm ;. Caducm 45M, Pub Chum, Uninm FEIST. DALE DANIEL-BA Zualugy. Cincinnati. 033m Them P. mush ChrmJ, smk WM mmlnmq, Man mm, Cadutra w, Mm. PINK, R7 TOBY BA Philosophy, BuEan. N Yr-Siglm Delta Tm mrch, Murm Hd, GECJ. Jr Adv. Cmcmnuus, Hxllcl tTmsJ. lvy Cluln. FINKLLMLILR. PHYLLIS RUTH BA English and Thnlrc Arts. Cincinnati; 0.703; Omugm UWHJ, p1nhcll., Mum. Ba, mm, Gundnn, P; mlu Epsilon mm, P. Dan mu U7, Pram, News Record Gen. Ed.. Assoc. ECLJ, Pub. Chrm. Sr. CJns, Glee Club. Mummcr's. Debut. AW'S. IL Adv. mhm. :11 1.3.3. Young Rtpuh. Club G'. PHLJ, Jr. Pram. FISCHER, CARI GFORGE B5 Chtmiury, Cmtinnm. 0 Chemistry Club U'ru; L FISCHER. THOMAS COVELL-BA Amerann Ilnmrv. 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JACK JR. mm Accuunting, Wynming; oA-Bm Alpha Psi mum DEITSCH. FRANK EDWARD-BBA Accounting. CEncmmni, O. DONOHOO. DONOVAN L. BBA Accounting. Cincinnati. 0 DONOVAN. LARRY P. BBA Mukuing. Detroit, Mich DUDERSTADT, RONALD FHiBEA Manngzmcnn Cincinmzi, 0,-Pershing Rincs tCommmd. 054. Sczbbard 51 Bhde tExec, OE L ROTC 50c. Ed. DUNN. IAMES ERVIN-JBBA Marketing. Cincin- uni. O. DYKES, RONALD LEEiBBA Marketing, Middhwwn, O-B;sketbal1. 1:04 I ELCHYNSKI, THEODORE FRANK-BBA Accuunting, Corry. P Fuotbdl ln- terurJlL ELWOOD, fUNiihBA-K Secretarial, Cincinnati. 0.?! CA, WAA. Alpha lebd: Duln. Alpha Gamma Bern tCon. Scc., Rec. SMJ. Homecoming. Evy Cth EPPERSON, DONALD PAUL-BBA Accounting. Cincinnati, 0 FICORILLL JOSEPH ANTHONY-BBA Markrting, Niagara Falls. N. Y.-Phi Kipp: Theu Hause Mgr.. Scrgem: zl Arms. Truncc. V. Prch, IFC. HLLMORE, JAMES L. jR-BBA Markuing. anbu. Pa.-De1n Sigma Pi. FINN, ROGER A,--BBA Marketing Cincinnati, 0.7Phi Doha Them. Stud, Cnun. tEIccl. Chrm,. Carr. 3:9, TrcasJ, Bd, of Budgets. Bus Ad Trib.. Promc L-chr 8i Bum Mng. REW' TreuJ. Snphos fTrcasJy. Pi Delta Epsilon, Swim- mAngV SAM. FISHBURN, PATRICIA ANN-BBA Sccruarizl. Cincinnati, 0.- Kappa Delta FrrcaL. P.IrlJ. Bus Ad TINL tSch. Ivy Chmin. Jr. Adm, YWCA. News Record, WAA. FLOW'ERS. BARRY M.-BBA Management, Cincinnati, 0. FOSTER. jAMES JOSEPH BBA Managtment, Cincinnark 0.7mm. SAM. FRANZ. RON A.-EBA Managemnnl. Cincinnati. 0. FRAZEE, VERNON HOW'ARDiHBA Accounting. Cincinnati, O.-Alphl Kappa Pu Ujub. Chrmj. FREY. ROBERT PAUL EBA Atcaunling. Cincinnati. 0, Duh; Sigma Px U,n:5.. V Pres, Sch, United Stud, Fellowship. FRICKER. IOSEPH L.7BBA Markzling, Cincinnati. 0. FRIETSCH. VILLIAM RICHARD- BBA Markermg, Cmtinnui, 0. FRIGGF, PATRICIA-EHA Satrrurial. Cincin- nau. 0 ThL-u Phl Alpha KTruas L PI Chi Epsilon tPnsJ, SAM GALLOVVAY. W'JLLIAM W'OODW'ARD-BBA Management. Cincinnlli. 0.-Tlm: Chi. GEORGELIS, IAMES ANTHONY-EBA Minagumunl, Mthim Furry, 0. SAM. GIBSON. JAMES 1 -BBA Managnmcnt, Cinrinnni, O.-A5CE. Phi En Sigml, 5 '. Intnmurzls. GJDDENS. RICHARD L-BBA Accounting. Addisun. Mmll. GLICKSBERG. KOLMANiHEA Minngcmtnl, Cincinnati, 0 - Sigm: Alpha Mu Hlmh Chrm.h Henna: Co-EdJ. IFC. Homecoming. SAM GORET. RONALD IEROME EBA Managcmml, Caninnui. O.g3igmn Alpha Mu. Inlramurah GRAVES. IOWEIL DAVID BBA Manngcmcnr. St. Bernard, 0. GRIFFIN. JACK LihEA Muhtmg, Bradford, I': -Tth C13; HIcwzrdl. In- lrlmurlls, NC. Men's Adh. Homecoming. 3n Prom. GWYNNE. KENNETH DAVID BEA Aucnunling, thv'ngwnvillc, O.-Fbmball. HAEMMERLE. JAMES RICHARDkVBBA Markthng, SpringScld. 0 -Homccommg, Men's Adm. Phi KW. Then vames Chrm,. v. Tram. Ham Mgr.. Rush chm.. Pledge Tm. HAMANT, WILLIAM EDGNRaBBA Manzsement. Clncinnah. 0- 5igm: Chi. thhnd R lede HARRELL, ,IAMES THOMAS-BBA Management, Cincinnari. U.-Dclu Sigma Pi GECJ. But: Alpha Psi, HARRISON. RICHARD LEE BBA MarknmL Cnvlngmm O rSwgma Phi Epsilon Ukush Chrm., 50C, ChlmJ- HARTY. GERALD MlCHAFI-BRA Managemcnh Misstllun. O. FI1E Kipp: Thu: 01. PHJJ. Men's Adv AUG. IOHN ROBER'I'EBBA Mmagcmcnr, Grennvnllc, 0. 5Igmn AlphA Epsilon 6mm Plcdgc Tress, sz. Tress. chwardL YMCA. Inlr:mural;, SAM. HAYDOCK. THOMAS hL-BBA Mznagemcm. Cincinnati. 0, HECKMAN. PETF B-BBA Aanunung. C-ncmnui. O. HEINEMAN. DANIEL BBA Managemcm. BuLIer. Pa. HEI'IKAME RORFRTiBBA Murkcnng, Cincinnati, 0. HENDLEY, RICHARD WHITACRE nBA Msmmmcnc. Cincinnui, O.-A1pha Tau Omega tPlcdgc Tr . Co-Rush Chrm . choncn. Delta Sigma Pi. HFNDRICKS, RONALD HOWARDiBBA Marketing; Cmcmnnl, 0.7Alpha Kappz Psi. SAM. HIXSONU SONDRA LANCASTER-BBA Accounting. Cinrinnati, 0,- szpz Alphn Thu: Wren L Pmlwll. Hnmtcnminp HQuM-n CmChrmJ. Greek Wctk UDUEUI Chrmd. Jr. Alh'.. WAN HOETING. JAMES A -BBA Accounting. CIannnL O. DeIm ngma PI, SANL HOFFMANK DAVID L.-BBA Mzrkering. Nnrwood, O-S-gnu Cln. Hot: Gammg Emma Inlrmmurah. Mummcr's, UMnn Dance. Union Varicry. HDLMAN, W'ILLIAM GEORGEv-BBA Marketing. Fort Thomas. Ky -Dclh 515m: In. SAM. HOLGREFE. FRANK CARL HL-BEA Marketing. Cmcinnali, O. HOLTKAMP, HELENE LOUISE BBA Aununling. Cincinnati, 0 -Alph.u Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi Omeg: UFran, jr. Adm. Ivy Chnn, WAA, YWCA. Humnzuming HUDEPOHL. GERALD EDWARD-BBA Manmgcmrm. Fm: Thnmls. Ky.-Phl Dell: Then, Alpha Kappa PsL HUGHES. ROBERT LLOYWBDA Managcmunt, Cincin- nni, O. Drlu Tau Delhi, HULLINGER. ROBLRT ALLENiEBA Management. Lima. O.'-'-Phi En Sigma. Trianglc tAu't. TrHSJ. HUNGLER. RALPH BERNARD-EBA Accounting. Cincunnati. 0,-Phx Kappa Them Gcholzr. Clum, V. Tum, TrzasJ. INNIS, CHARLES THOMAS-DBA Management. Georgetown. 0,-Frcnuh Rm. Hall Cuun.. SAM. YMCA. Inrramuralv. AIChE. IVERS. VICTOR MARTIN-BBA Accounting. Minmivilln, O. JEFFERYS. D. ALLENAHBA Manlgzmenl, Cincinnati. o.-Bm Tim. Pi. JOHNSON. JAMES RUSSELL-BBA Mamgement, Cincinnan, 0 -DeIL: Tau Dell: um, Sch. JOHNSON. LARRY G-BBA Management. Cincinnati. O. A1ph: Kappa Pd Wren. JOHNSTON, JAMES EwBBA Management, Cincinnati. 0. JORDAN, JOHN R.-BBA Minixrmcm. Clncmnui. O. JOSLPH, CLYDE WiBBA Marku- ing, Cincinnati. 0 JUMP. BERNARD mqum Mnugcrmnl. Cincinnati. 0 KAPPEN. JOHN WILLIAM BBA Marketing; Daytonl 0 -NL-wm:n. YMCA. IFPC4 AFROTC. ASME, Union, Homecoming. KESSEL. CHRISTIAN FREDRICK-BBA Accounting. Cinunnlu. o. KEYES, GERALD Erma Accounling, wmm, o.- Delu Tm Dull: Efren House Mgru Ass't. Rush Chum. Pledge PrusJ. Alpha Kappa Psi, Mummer's Bus. Mgr . Ticker ChrmH Advcr. Mgrd. Grtck Wltlh YMCA, REV, Union Music. KILLEN. WILLIAM W.-BBA Management, Piqua. 0. -Sigma Phi Epsmlon, Alpha Kappa Psi, Union Music. KILLIAN, THOMAS ARTHukiBBA ACEUunIing, Sidneyl O-Pi Kappa Alpha tHstJ. lmramurzls, Men's Adm, YMCA, Pershing Rims. KIM, JAE KEE-BEA Mznlgemanc, Sanul. Koran. KOEHLER, WALTER AlgBBA Marketing. Cincinnati, 07 KNEISLEY. L DOUGLAS-BBA Law, Dnymn, O. Phi Eu Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi OJ. PruJ. Beta Gamma Sjsmn. French Ru. Hall Conn, 5rud Ava. KMTZENBERG, WILLIAM-BBA MJrkEting, Chicago. Ill. Dell: Sigma Pi. SARI KRIM, WILLIAM BARRY-BBA Accounting, Newark, N. 1-321: Alpha Psi. Sigma Alpha Mu. KUHN. ROBERT PAUL-EBA Accounting, Cincinruti, O. KURKER, JOHN W. EBA Accounting. Indnnapolis. Ind.-5Igma Chi U'Iouit Msnl. Man's Adm. But: Alpha Psi. LANCL GERALD MARVIN'IBBA Marketing, Daylon. 0,-Pi Kappa Alphl, IFPC. SAM. Men's Adv. LAUCH, RONALD W.7BBA Mllkzung. Cm- cinnzu'. 0. LEE. THOMAS GERALD-BBA Accounting. Cincinnati. 0,-Ph. Dclr: Theta doc. Chrm., Alumni Sen. Ass't. TreasJ. Stud. Diren. uh SraEL Union HDSp., Profale tBus. Mng, Bd. of Pub. JL Prom 0mg. CowChrmJ. Stud Cnunu r-tmmm-rnng SAM. LEESMAN. JERRY CHARLESiBBA Manzgcmenl. Cincinnni, O.-Newmzn UK PHL, Prch, SRC CrrusJ. LISNER. SHEAL D.-BBA Manzgcmmn Cincinnati, 0. LYND, EDWARD THOMAS BBA Accounting. Cinc'mnlti, O. SAM. MARTIN. JAMES W.-BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, 0. MATTES. KONRAkBBA Manage- mrnt, Cincinnati. O.-The:: Chi WroL Chrm., PresJ. IFC. Sigm: Dclu Pu', Homccoming, Ulex. MCANINCJ'L NORMANABBA Management, Cincinnati. On-Alph: Knppz Psi Hi. PlesJ. MCCLINTON, THERON H.-BBA Marktring. Glenvlewx Ill. MCGOWND. LEO ARLIN-BBA Muketmg. Cincinnati. O.-VS1gm: Chi, IFPC. MCMICHAEL. ALBERT JosEPH-BBA Marketing. Cincinnati. 0,-Phi Kappa Thcu. M:- REYNOLDS. JAMES SYLVESTER BBA Atcuunl'mg, Cincinnati. 0. 131!: Alpha Pii StCJ MCTIGHE. JOHN T. BBA Mmrkttinlp Cincinnati, 0. MELVIN. ROBERT HUWARI'J BBA Mamgumcnl. Cinmnnni, 0. TAS. Arnold Air Society. Sugma AIphJ Epsilon. MESCHER. BARBARA MARIE-BBA Secretarinl. Dayton, On- Thu Phi Alpha Hchn Suc, Phxlmlhmpy ChrmJ, SAM. MESSITTE, MICHAEL F-BEA Law, Bethesda. Md. MICHAEL, LAWRENCE DOMENICK BBA Mar- keting, Cuming. N Y-wPh. Kippl Then U'. Tram. A551 Trusd. MILLER. ROGER CLARENCE BEA Mmmcmcm. Cincinnati. OV-Sigma Chi Wres J, REW tTrcasJ. MORELLI, WILLIAM ANNAEALE-BBA Management. Cincmnni. O, SAM MUMMA, THOMAS WILLIAMaIBBA Accounting, Dayton. 0.7Sigm: Phi Epulun. MYERS, PHILIP CRAIGiDEA Accounting, Stiltnvillc. Pz. Phi Eta Sigma. REW, Anni: CAss'r. Treas., TrusJ. NELSON, JAMES ALLANiBBA Markcnng. Hamtr, Ncbn NIEBERDING. ROBERT LiBBA Managcmcnn Cincinnuh O, Phi Kipp: Theta. OEHLER. RICHARD CLIHORD-BBA Management. Cincinnni. O. Alph: Kappz P5: 0 NEIL, RONALD KiEBA Managemenl. Bndfnrd, P2. OSBORN, ROBERT Howvanmsm Mnnagement, Cmuinnali. 0.4m. Comm, IFC. Phi Dclu Thm H'. Plus., Sch. PAYNE, WILLIAM R JR,aBBA AccuunLing, Cincinnati, 0. PETERSON. LARRY ARNULWBBA Managzmznt. Cincinnati, O.-SAM Himmh Man's Adm. Delta Sjgma Px V. Prcsr. HJSIJ. YMCA. PRATT. LARRY LEE- BBA Mnnagnmcm. Pnrumomh, Cthincinnatus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Whig: Prts , Recordcu. PRICE, JAMES LiBBA Managtmcnl. Cincinnui. 0 PURKXSER. RICHARD EUGENE-BDA Mayugrmrnt, Cmtinnni, O. RANDAIL. WILLIAM ROBERTsiBBA Markuing. Cuncmmn. O.-NeWs Record WhotoJ. Cmcmnazian U'hulu L mm ngm:. m. Pi Dun Epsilun, Glee Club REDMER. LAWRENCE EDWARD-BBA Accounting. Lombud. HL-Amcricms Commons Club Trns1. Delta Sigm; Pi, YMCA HlabJ. 5AM. REED, WALLACE,-BEA Acrounnng, Leannn, OgCowch. REIF, ROBERT DANIELi EBA Management, Cincinnati, 0.-snM. mu Mu Alpha. Jazz Work5hep. REMBOLD, C. KENT-BBA Minagcmrnt. Cincmnari. 0. RICE, STEWART LA DON EBA Mnkenng, I'Anu; M;ch.ilambd1 Ch; Alphz Ujlcdg: Pr:s., Pledge TL. hem. IEI'C. Merv: Adm, Greek Week. Cincinnatian tBus. Mgr L I'- Dciu Epsilun 0:ch. Knupus Kin: Conn, IFC. First Annuxl Boil Klo-chrm.L Mum w'rm, V Pram, Cincinnllus iprsz. RICHLEY, THOMAS EDWARDv-EBA Mummg. cmcinnm, 0.7m Eu Sigma. Btu Gmmrru SIEmJ, RILEY, ROBERT THOMAS?BBA Minagcmcm. Cintinnui, O. -Arnuld Al: Society. Bcu Gamma Sigma. Phi Dnlu Theta tPchgc TIJ. RILEY. THFRESA GASDORFiBBA Marketing; Cincinnati, Oihlplu Lambda Dnlu. Bu: Gimma Sigma RISSLER. WALTER ISAAC-BBA Management. Marion 0.7Alph: Tau Omega Hnuu: Mgru 50c. ChrmJ. Alpha Chi Sigma. SAM. YMCA, AIChE. ROBFRTS. RICHARD STANLEYiBBA Accountang. Daymn. 0.-Alplu Kipp: PSI KPresr, Seth Beta Alpha Psi Crrcasq 5:: L Cawcds, Pershing Rifles. ROSENSTFEL. CARLEN SCHUEHLEkiBBA Secrcrarial, Cintinnuh O.-YWCA. Jr. Prom, Cincinnarian, Co-Ep Club. Alpha 62mm: Drlu W', PfcsA, Pre5.J. ROSENSTEEL, IOHN W'ILLIAM-BHA Mlnagnmlnl. Cincinulli, 02-55ng Phi Epdlom RULLMANN. CARL ERIC-BBA Accounting, Washington, IniaAcaci: U'lcdgc Sm, Rush Chrm , Sac,I Plcdgc TrJ. IFC. Hcrmcs de, Soc, Bd. dPnsJ, Dali: Sigm: Pi. Metro. Ben Alpha Psi tSec., V. PresJ. RUNYAN. PAUL ROLAND -BEA Accounting, Cincinnati, 0.-Alphz Kipp: Psi Cfreuj, Bet: Alph: Psi, Scabbard 3: mm: mum SANSAM. PHILLIP G.-BBA Marketing. Piqua. O. SARTORIUS. VICTOR FRFDRICK-BBA MJnaKcmenl. 5!. Louis. Mm-Thu: Chi. AFRUTC. SCHARSTEIN. JAMES NIICHAELgBBA Arcounling. Fort ThumaL Ky. SCHAFFFR. ROBERT TiBBA Mzrkchng, Cincinnin. O. SCHMID. RONALD C EBA MJnagL-menn. Cinumnui, 0 SCHMIDT. PETER JOSEPH BBA Market- ing. Reading. OaTheu Ch; LJbru-iun. YMCA, Intnmurals. SCHNABEL. ROGER W.-BBA Management. Cmcmma, o SCHNEIDER, ROBERT EDWARDAM erhling. ancinnzu, or-mps, Tzu Ongx :59: chum 0qu 513m. Pi. Ynung Repub, SAM SCHNEIDER. WALTER LOUIS- EBA erketing, thnla, N 14mm mm. now MglJl Mummnu, huhing Riflux REV, SCHEAFTENBLRGLR, DONALD LFROY-BBA Accountr ing. Cincinnali. O-Bnt: Alphz Pd Curr SgcJ SCHROEDER, KENNETH;DBA Mukehng, Cincinnati. 0. SCHWEIKHART, HOWARD PAUL BEA Management. Cincinnati, O.-Aiph: Sigma Phi. SELLERS, JACKSON WINDSOR-BEA Mukuing. Dwmn, On-YMCA Hint BdJ. Union Comm, Cincinnmm. Sophus, Mum. Canmnnnus Kielleg. Dav Chrl'nJ, SAM, IFC, Grcck Weak Canqutt ChrmJ. Senior Wk. Cu-Clum.. Sigma Alpha Epsilon th.. v. Pres... Schnlar. Chrmu Suwudy. SHANNON. RONALD L-BBA Accounting. Cincinnan. O SHAVER. PAUL D.7EBA Acwunung, Frzdmia. N. Y. DcIu ngma P: tTr:u.. Chanccllori. Bun Alph: Psi. Bu: GJmma Sigma WruJ. French Ru, Hall Floor Adv. SHIRLEY, EDWARD P. SINGHASS. BRUCE D.;BBA Marketing. Massillnn. 0 SMITH. MARK WALTER -BBA Mzrkumg. Hamilton. 0, SPRAGUE, EDWIN SANFORD EBA Mung:- mcnl. Cincinnati. 0.7Phu Deln Then tSth, Bu: Ad Tnh. Hf Prey. TI:uJ, 5AM. Intramurzls. YMCA, Union Viriuy. STEFANOWSKT. ROBERT ANTHONY 553. Markzung. Cincinnati. O.gSigma Chi. STEINERT. ROBERT LEE-BBA Managtm:nt. Cincinnati. 0. STEPHAN, JAMES HERMAN-BBA Managemtnn Hamilmn. 0 Newm2n, UCSP !Trus.L STEVENS, ED THOMAS BBA Managemrnl, Cmcmnzu, O. STEVENS. JAMES M gEBA Marketing. Cmcmnah, 0. STEVENS, JOHN W'ILSONiBBA Managvmenr. Elmwwd PIJce. O. STEWARD. C RONALD BEA Managtmenr, Monrue. 0.-L:mbda Chi Alph: Wlndgc Prcs . Sang Leadal. Mcn's Adm. Homo cumingV SURRITT, CARMIL D. jR.-BBA Manlgemznt, Cincinnati. OFSAM, TAYLOR, RICHARD ALAN-BEA Marketing. Cashncmn. 0 TENWICIL DAVE-BBA Lava Lakzwood, O.-Phi Delta Theta. Phi DEIII Phi, 515m: Sigma. Metro, Ulcx 01ch, Bus Ad Tub. HI. PresJ, NEW; Record. Franck RES. Hall Calm. Basketball, Tmnls. Kimpus King Court. TEPPER, MAURY M BBA Accnunring. Belhel. O TRACESSEFM ROBERT LgBBA Managnmant, Hamilmn, CL UHLMANSIEK, RICHARD JAY-BBA Malktting, CIDCiMIIL O. VAN FOSSEN, LARRY JFBBA Minagcmtnl, sidncy. O.-Pi Kipp. Alpha um; y VERBARG, IOH'N F.-BBA Accounling, Toms River. N. j. VITT, JEROME ALAN-BBA Managemlnt, Daytnn, O Sigm: Alpha Epsilan. Dgln 513m; Pi. SAM, Mummer'n, YMCA. Intnmunis. W'AGGONER, KAY L. -BBA Accounting, Cancinnati. O WAGGONER, LARRY WILLIAM-BBA Managemtm. Sidney. O. Pi Kappa Alpha mewmn, PM 1-1:: 553m. 13m Alpha Pu, YMCA. WAGNER, THOMAS-BBA Minagemenl, Cincinnati, O.-Fccvh:ll, Phi Delta Thun. WARD, EDWIN ALLEN- BBA Accuunung. Clncmmci, O.-Theu Chi TreasJ, Ben Alpha Psi 07:sz- Ddu Sigmz Pi. WARNER, WILLIAM MEYER H-BEA Mlnlgemzm, Gcorguuwn, O WEBB, jAMES WILLIAM-BBA Marketmg. Daymn. 0 WELLS, DONALD RAY BBA Accounting. Middlemwm O. WESTERKAMP. ROBERT JOHN BBA Accounting. Cincinnati, O. Delu S1grn: Pi tHiuJ, Btu Alpha P51 tSCCJ. W'HELAN. TERRENCE PV-EBA Mnkcung, Clgvcland, 0.- Sigma Sigma WHSJ. Mum tSch. Ulu IV. Prn.J. Kampus Klng Court. Foothill. Tuck. WHITE BOB IliBBA Management, NEW London, O. DeIn Tau Delta IHousc Mgr., Sac. Chrm.. Prch. JFC. Grccl Wnk. Jr, From. NeWs Record. YMCA, SAM, ASCE. WISNER. ELLIOTT-BBA Azcounting. Forest Hills, N Y. ?00$:11. Bet: Alpha Pu V. PresJ. 307 WILLIS. GARY MICHAELvBBA Accounting, Covington. Ky.-AROTC. Pershing 11.!ch WILSON, SUE ELLEN!EHA Scureurnl, Cnncmnui, 0,-Alph: Lambdz DL'IH tPrch, Chi Omega WresJ. Panhcll.. Bus Ad Trib. lSEcJ, Oritntzlion Bi CSECr-Trcasj, Greek Week KCu-Cth Seminarsj. Guidon. Morn: Bd. GecJ. ans Rccnrd ngrhmgc Ed. . Sr Class V. Pres, WINN. DONNA CAROL-BBA MJrktung. Cinzinnni, ofxvy Chain. Burkxlrcm. Pi Chi Epsilon w. Frch. Alpha Ch: Omega CPub, Chrm.. Ways 2nd Mum ChrmJ. SAM GrL-TrcasJ, Mummcr 5 HSruck Co-ordimmrjl. Uniun Variny Ulhrm. Men's Fish. Shqu Union Summer HZhImJ, Unmn Music $ECJ. Homecoming. News Retard, Stud. Dirccn. YW'CA. WXTTKAMP, THOMAS HERBERTiBBA erkeung, Cincannan, 0. Phi Kappa Thu; mum, V Prc5., V. Tuna. Pledge TM, IFC. WOLLPERT. JAMES HOWAKD BBA Managementl Middlemwn. 0.-Phi Deln Than Ores. Treas.. Suward, Lubralim. Wardtm. WOODARD. CHARLES WC-BBA Accounting. Middlcmwn. O. WOODY. DAVID D-BBA Markumg, Cincmnni, 0.7Sigm: Phi Epulun. Metro tPnsJ. Sigma Sigmzh ODK YORK, E. RIALCOLM BBA Mamgzmenl, Dayton. O.-Triangln tMusi: Chrm.j. AROTQ Co-Op Engineer. OSPE, Glee Club. YMCA, SAM. YOUNG, PRLSLkYgBBA Management, Cincannui. 0. ZWICK. DONALD J.- BBA Accounnng, Cmcinnzti. O. EDUCATION AND HOME ECONOMICS GRADUATES ARNOLD, LYNN SCHRIEVER-DS Kindergarten Primary. Cincinnati. O.-Unjon Vmew Comm. Delta Zeta. Panhcll- HtC-L AWS. K43 CJUb was '3 Mum Chrm., Pub ChImJ. Jr. Adm. Jr. Prom Gar Cum. Chrmd. Greek Week, YWCA, Ivy Chain. AUSTING. LOIS M.iBS Secondary Educatinn. Cincinnati. 0 BARBER, MARY CHRIS-BS Secondary Educniun, Himilrun, O. Sxiling momunud.. TrcasJ. DcJLa Zen mush Chrm.. Ass't. T:e:s.J. Memorial Res. Hall 50:: Comm , Hnmccomins. Newman SHJ. Mummer's, Bus. Ed. Club BARTON. ELAINE WAAG-BS Business Educumn. Cincinnni. O.r-Alph: Chi Omugz, jr, Adm, Jn Prom. Homecoming. BAYER. LORAINE ELIZABETH BS Elementary Educntion. Cincinnati, O.-Alpha Chi Omcgz FIan ChrmJ, S-E Club tTruu, HEW Wub. ChrmJ, Union Pubu YWCA. WAA tExec. BdJ, Homucuming, BERBERICH. BARBARA LEE-BS Sccundary Educatiom F0 Thornu, KY. BLAIR. CARYI ANNiES Kindergarten Primary. Cincinnati, 0. BLEIER. BARBARA ANN BS Budncxs Educuinn, Dcer Park. 0 -Dclu Zn: Hi::,, Song Lch . Cllavlnm. PI CM Epsslwn Gcchrezs L Jr. AdV. Glee Club. Mummer's. Knmpm Hm; mum; Cu-ChrmJ, 1!. From, Alpha Lambda Dem, WM, Union Variety. ELFRSCH, JOYCE W'HEELWRIGHTiBS Kindergarten Pr;mary, Cincin- an. U-Delu Delu Delu, Krl' Club, Homecoming. YWCA. Kappa DEIU Pi. BLUST. VIULIUS ROGERkES Szcondary Educuiun. Cincinnati. O.gPhi Eu Sigma TrusJ. Kappa Delta Pi tHjsl 1, Ph; Alpha Theta. HOCKEIMAN. LILLIAN EVELYN-BS Elementary Education. Closlcr. N. J. YW'CA, 5-H Club, Chnsmn Fullowshxp 52ch. BOHL, BARBARA LOUISE-HS Llcmenury Education. CanClnnJli, 0 5-5 Club :Rcu Sccw Mwm, ChrmJ. Union. Then Phi Alpha Man, SEE, Chaplairn BOSTON, PATRICIA MAE BS Kmderr garmn Primary, Cmmnmh. 07 K-P Club thsJ, Ivy Leaf Pledgr ClubI Alph- Kipp: Alpha Kim . Sch, AWS, BROTHER, MILDRED FRANCES;BS Hume Ecunumics. Fort Thomas. Ky. HEC Trib. Wrrsd. Omicron Nu U1. PresJ. clmhing a Tmncs club w. rmq, Alpha Chi Omcgi um EdJ, HEC Em. Coun. U'ub Chum, Ph. Kipp; Tm Drmmgirl, Jr, Adm. in From tFIower ChrmJ. Snclkcr's Buruu. YW'CA. BROWN. ELAINE YEOMANS-BS Hum: Eco- nnmicx. Cincinnati. 0 HtC Club. Teather Edv Club. BROWNXNG. ROBERTiBS Musk Educanon, Cinmnnni, O. BRUNNER, KAY ALISON'DS Hume Ecunumiq. Cincinnnx, Ch-WAA. Y'WCA, Homecoming. Greek W't'ek. HFC Club. Ch Omega lHoJr Cllrm.. ?Iudg: TL, SCLL EUCHERT. KENNETH-BS Secondary Education. anclnnzli, O. BUMILLEK FRANCES JEANNEilSS Homu Ewnumiu Cintinnni. 0,-HEC Trib.. Thm Phi Alpha chdgu PILL. Sundards Chrm . Pledge TL. ?resJ. HEC Exec Coon. iTrcasJ. AWS. CALL, JERRY EDGAK BS Secondny Education, Cincinnati. 0. CLAY. JIMMIE I..-ES Elcmenury Education, Cindmnli, O. COOK. KATH- ERINE LOUISE BS Busincu Eduratlon. Cincinnati. O.-Dclt: Dull: DCIKI Us; San, FIon CbrmJ, Jr. th:ll., Band, Bcukiunns. IL Atiw ng Comm. Sec II Orienuxion ChrmJ. BM. Ed. Club, Stud. Dircc Uidd, Bd- Pub. COSBY, CONNIE JOiEA Specch and Frcnch. Cinclnnlli. O.AMumm:r's. Dunc: Club. Union. Chccrlmdu. CURTSINGER. ANN LEE-BS Kindergarten Primary, Can- :Lnnni. 0.7Alph: Dell: Pi V. Pram, Pledge TL, Ham: MgXJ. Ivy Chnin. BJnd Hluun ;. Tau Bum 53m: 0!. Prch. KVP Club tSmJ. Kappa Delta Pi. Guidon Stcv-Trczm. jr. Adm. TC Tribr Kjurr. Sud. Grcck Wank. HPC. YWCIL Honorary Chic: ColnncL CUSHMAN, NANCY SUE-BS Kindergarten Primary. Cmcmnui, 0.70.. Omega ukss'; Twas Sun, Chrm.L YWCA, WAA. Dance Club. Jr. Panhell. KPresJ. K-P Club, Grcck Wetk. DALE. NANCY V.-BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, 0. BANNER, CAROL LOUHFihs Frimuy Eduuliom Cincinnati. 0-Kmpp: Delu Pi. Glu Club, K-P Club DOSHER. HALDANFrwBS Busvness Educuion. Cincinnati, 0 -VAA, Union Dancu. Crack W'eek chdCis CthrmJ, Stud. Direc.. Alpha Delta Pi tRulh ChrmJ. P.Inhell , Burklucm, Em Ed. Club tCorr, SELL Homecoming. YWCA. DREWES, MARLENF. DlKNF-BS Hume Eiunomics. Cincinnati, O, AIph: Chi Umug: chdgc Clan Tram PruJ, HEC Textiles Club tRcc. Sec.l V. Prcsq Pres L HEC Exec Cuun. UMIL ChrmJ. HEC Trib. KJOrL Seth WAA, Union How. Cnmm.. jr. Adm, JL Class Adm Baum Homecoming. jr. Pram EARLE. KENNETH EUGILNEins Physical Educnwn. Cincinnarh O.-Phi Epsilon Kappa. ELLIS. VELLA TEINE-BS Eltmtnury Education. Cincinmn. O. IICKF, MARION MAZZA-BS Kindergutcn Pramary, Cmcinmli. On-vAlph: Dell: PI. K1:- Club. YWCA. FINCH. ROBERTA ANN-BS Kmdcrgarlcn Primny. Cincmnali. 0.-K:pp1 Kappa Gamma. YWCA. KvF Club. FINK, KAREN-BS Kindergatltn Primary, Cincinnati, 0. FOLZ, BETSY ANN-BS Kindnrsuun anary. CIHEIII' uni. 0.-Punguin Club. Kappa Alpha Theta tSuc. Chum, Sung LudaH. WAA. K-P Club. Kampus King tCo-urd. Chrm . Presz-nl. ChrmJ, Gruk Week, AWS. FORKER. MARGARET N.?ES Kmdrrgzrlen Primary. Cincinnati, 0. FORMAN. VIVIAN FISH-BS Kindrrgancn Primary. Cincxnnni. O. Hi1ch chlng. Chrm.. Cult, ChrmJ, Young Dtrl'h Club. K? Club. REW. GOODMAN. BELLA R.-B5 Home ECODOMICS, CinCInnJli. 0. AWS Huh ChrrnJ. New: Record. Ivy Chnn. R.EW Wub- Chrm-L VIC. IL Advq Union Pub. Camm.. Feeds and Nuln, Club GREEN. CLARENCE DAVID-BS Business Education, Cinclnnati, O-Bm Ed. Club. GREENE, MARY ELIZABETH-BS Elcmcnury Eduutinn. Cincmnrm, O.- GIu Club. 5J5 Club H'IHJJ, GRIEME, SUSAN-BS Kindergarten Primary, Cintmnau. O-Cmcmxurun, Dibztt, K-P Club, Kipp: Alphz Then KPledg: Cup. Howe Pr:s,. v. Pam. Pledge Tm. Homecoming. HPC H'. quJ, Jr. Adv., Grezk Week REW GROGG, MARY LYNN ES Kindergarten Primary. Cincinnati, 0. YWCA. REV Kionvoc Cv- Chrm.J, Grrck Wuk $eminzr Co-ChrmyJ. Kappa Alpha Thu: mac. Chum. Rush Sec, Rush ChrmJ, Jr. Plan: fTruphy ChrmJ, Band Spam, Homczoming ijcker Cc-Chrmj. Cincinmtus. Proilt, K-P Club, Jr. Adm. Unmn Vanuy Comm GROOMS, MARY LOUISE-BS Ekmcmary Education. Trny. O.-SrE Club HAAS. ROSALIE EDNA'-IS Kindergzrlcn Primary. ancinnArQ, O HABEGGER, SUZANNERBS EIEmEl'llll'y Education. Cmcinmu, 0. Alplu Ch. Omtgl Sac. ChrmJ. PanhzlL. Mona! Bond tCllalelrU. Guidon. Cmcinnarux. Cincinnuian Hr. Ed L UnIDn. Dance Comm. ChrmJ. TC Trlh V. Prchj. AWS Il'lm ChrmJ, 375 Club 01. PrnJ. Jr. Adv.. Kipp: Dnlu In, P; Dclu meom Ivy Chain, Hamemming DmCe Chum, Gm. Co-ChrrnJ. Soph. Chas Adv. Board. Jr. Class 5:: . Sigm- Phi Epsilon ngen uf Hans. Suphos Quun, HAHN. JUDITH ANN-BS Semndary Educatiam Cincinnati, O, K1ppj Dzln Pi, Pi Delta Phi wch, Sigma Dclu h. YWCA. Alpha Lzmbd: Dam, Zgn Tau Alph: Ulitual ChrmJ. HALE. LINDA DAWNv-BS BUHDESS Education, Cmcmr nan. O.-Kappa Kappa GJmmA KAHW TrnsJ, Bcukillcns. YWCA. Bul. Ed. Club. Union DIUEL HAMPTON. JOHN R BS Scconduy Education, Cincinnni, O HEBBETER, jOSEPH MICHAEL B5 Physlcal Education. Cmcinnau. O-Foctball HEYMAN, DAWN-BS Elummury Educninn. Clncmnali. 0 HIBBERLIN. GRETCHEN SUE-BS Hume Economicn Birmingham. Mich-Chx Omega tSnc. ChrmJ, YWCA, AWS. HEC. Club Corrr Set. V PtesJ, HEC EXEC Cum: Gemj. Alpha Tau Omeg: Sweerheut. Kampus King Wub. ChrmJ. HILL. THELMA LEE-BS Home Economics, Cincinnati. O. DcIu Dclu Dtll: HWLIJ, HEC Trib. cV PresJ, YWCA. Cincinmws. Greek Week Geminar Co-ChrmJ. Teacher Ed. Cluk Gec.-Trns.h Panhtllv Hmh. Chrmj HILTON. JUAN S-BS Kindrrglnln Primary, Cuntinnitl. 0. HOEWELLR. IRENE ELIZABETHiBS Kindergaxth-n Primary, Cmcmnzti, O.-Chi Omega mum Mgr., Txnsz, WAA, YWCA Khbincd, K-P Club. Greek Week. Ir. AdvH TC TribH Ivy Chzin. Jr Prom. Nnvs RECOTd. HOFFMAN, SUE CAROL BS Kmdcrgarrm Primary. Cin- cinnJli, O.-Alpha Dtltl Pi tCon. Sec., Scholar. CllrmJ, YWCA Cabsz, K-P Club. Homecnmjng, Glee Club. HOMMEL. JUDITH ANN-BS Kindergarten Primary. Cincinnuh Ch-Kappa Kipp: Gammz IPublic RCIL ChrmJ. PznkzlL. YWCA, K-P Club, Klmpus King. Jr. Adv. HORSTMANN, CARMEN-BS Kindzrgxrun primny, Cincinnati, 0 JACKSON. LYDIA LOU-ES Slconduy Education. Brownsbuxg. Ind -WesIey LSICJ, Memorial Res. Hill Hf. Pull. Alph: Lambda Delta. jEFFERlS. BETSY McKINLEY-BS Elmmmy Educniun, Cincinnati, 0.7mm Alpha Thm Udarshiln, K-P Club, YWCA. JOHNSON. DORIS jANE-BS Music Education. SI, Clairsvillm Or JUMP, DELORES-BS Kindergarten Primary. Cincinnati, O.-K-P Club. jUSTTN. ANN E.-BS Kindergzrtul Primary. Cincinnati. 0. KELSH. ARLENE LOUISE- 35 Home Economics, Cincinnati. O. HEC Club, Food and Nurri. Club tPrch. YWCA, REV. Weslw tScmul. Dclt: Zeta, KILL, CAROLE THOMSENiBS Elementary Educuiun, Silver Spring. Md. KOESTER. A. ANNETTE BS Elemenv ury Edurazion, Cmcinnati, 01 YWCA, S-E Club; Naws thord iTyp. Ed.L Union Varicly EV, ChrmJ, Memorial Res. Hall Exec. Bd.. Pinball. USMC Beard. Rush ChrmJ. Dcfu Delu Dzln tFIou Chrm.. Rec. Sch. KROENCKE, MARGARET LOUISE-BS Kindzrganm Primary, Cincinnati. 0.- Chi Omag: U1. PresJ. YWCA CabJ. WAA, Homecoming, Grzek Wuek, Jr. Adv.. Ir. Class Adm Bd.. TC Trib.. Mom: lid LAUFER. SUSAN LEE-BS Srcondary Educztion. Cincinnzti, O.-Burkinens. Jr. thzll., Cu'ncinmtian, WAA, Gmk Wuk, Kappa Alpha Thm mm; Chum, LIMLE, MARGARET A.-BS Elemmnry Education, Nnrwnnd. O. LINDENSCHMIDT. CAROL ANN-BS Home Economics, Clntinniti. 0. HEC Exec. Conn, U'reasJ, HEC Club. Thu: Phi Alpha H'lnuse Man. Rcc. 5H0, LINNE. SHIRLEY ROSE-BS Physical Educarian, Cincinnati, O. Are:e Trc:s.J, AWS. Convo. Carnm.. Guidon ECapJ. Home- :oming, Ivy Clm'n. jr. Adm, Morhr Bd tLdrship Conf. Co-ChrmJ, Stud. Caunl Uiluh Comm.l Stand, Ccmm.J, TC Trib.. WAA UHEL. Rec. SecJ, YWCA muah- CaunJ LUEBKEMAN. TONIA LEE-BS Kindugzrlcn Primary. CincinnarL 0.-Delu Dcln Delta mhaplainj. 1n Adm, Gmek Week, Penguin Club, KwP Club. MANKE, CAROLE DINKEL-BS Kindergamn Primary, Cincinnati, 0,-Alpha Chi Omegl, YWCA, Union Hosp., K-P Club, Psych. Club. TC Trib., Wulminslu. Theta Chi Dream GirL MrDANIEL. DOROTHY-BS Elementary Education, Cin- cinnni. O.-5-E Club. MESSNER, MAX C. BS Business Education. Ashlznd. O.- Foorball. BUL Ed. Club tTreasJ, M1KUI.A. ALBERT JOSIPH-BS Business Edu- cniun, Djyton, 0.7TC Trib. tPtesJ, Bus. Ed. Club KPres-L Union Dance, Mm's Adv. MILLER, DONALD B.-BS Muxic Educniun. Jamestown. O.-Wesi:y; MILLER DONALD EDWARD-BS Business Education. Cincmmd, o.-A1pha Kipp: Psi, Bus. Ed. Club. MOFFORD, NANCY LEE-BS Kinderganen Primary. Cinzinnui. 0.4M Omega Wledge Trei$., Rmh ChrmJ. YWCA. WAA aegis. ECU. Mud. Dance Club Wrch. Bearkiuens CapJ. MOORE, SYLVIA Es-VBS Elcmcnnry Education, Cincinnati, O.-S-E Club Corr. SecJ. Pyramid Club GecJ. MORRISSEY, SHEILA A.-BS Kindergarrcn Primary. Cincinnati, O.-K:pp: Delta. Cinciunuian Gndex EdJ. MUGGENBORG. ROBERTA ANN-BS Kindergarten Primlry. Cincinnati. CL- K.P Club. MURPHY, SHIRLEY JEANNE--BS Elementary Education. Cincinnati. 0,-Pynmid Club UK Pram, S-E club, AWS. Dem Sigma Tim. Wren, Curr. S:c.j. NEUMARK, HELEN RAE-BS Secondary Education. Cincinnati, 0 NICHOLAS, MARCINA-BS Business Education, Dayton, Q-Chi Omega. NORED, ALVERNA E.7BS Srcundary Education, CinCanah. 0 O'BANION, BEULAH ALDA-BS Kmdergnrten Primary, Himilton, 0. K-P Club ODGERS, IEANNA MAUD-BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, 0 -5AE Club Wub Chrm., Prch. YWCA CSUph. C0un.. Arc: Rewah SRC. News Renard. Pi Dzlu Epsilon, Wesley, Union Viriety. Ivy Chain. PANDORF, JANET RUTH- BS Szcondary Education. Ciincinmti, 0 -Mummer s, Kappa Alpha Thgza Dep. House Pram, Dcp. V. Pres.V Sec. V. PHLL PARKER. SUZANNE V.-BS Kinda- gznen Primuy, Cincinnati, 0, PATTON, C. BARBARA ES Home Ecnnomics, Cincmnui. 0 -Band, HEC Club. HEC TlibA, HEC Exec. Coun. WresJ. Omicron Nu 6:6.rTreasJ. Glee Cluh. Trianun Gee. Chrm,. Prch. PELLMAN, CAROL Ar-iBS Busmcss Educatiun. Cincinnati. 0. PENN. SYLVIA- BS Elementary Education, CincinnlrL O. PERSONS. BARBARA HOPE-BS Kindurgarun Primary, Cincinnati, O, Kapp: Delta Activitiu Chrm., PrrsJ. Panhtu. Scholar. ChrmJ. PLAPP, RITA W.-BS Sucondary Education. Cincinnzd. O.-ZEWI Tau Alphz tFood Chum, Tram, PresJ. Kappa Delta Pi, Jr. Prom, KJmpus King tTickcr ChrmJ, PnnhEIl, Jr. Prom Court. POLL, CAROL ANN BS Hume Ecunumics. Cincinnati, O, AIpIn Chi Omega. QUINN. SUSAN-BS Kindergarten Primary, Fart Mitchell. Ky R.EDDERT. PATRICIA ANN BS Kindcrgancn Primary. Cincinnati. O.-Alpha Delta Pi Wledgc Tins Guard. Pub. Chum. Rec Seed, YWCA Cabinet, Union. K-P Club. REESEY. MARHVYN-BS Elcmennry Educninn, Cincinnati. Or-Ir. Prom. CO-OP Engineer 6:671, YWCA, Chi Omcga. RINCKEL, JOAN CAROL-BS andcrganen Primary, Cincinmni, O.-De1n Zeta men Sea, Parlizq, Band. K-P Club. Unian. Kampus King, YWCA, Homecoming, Young Rlpub. R0551. ROSALIE .FO-ANN- BS KQndergartzn Prhmty, Cincinnui. O.-KAP Club. SANDAKER, THEO DOWELL-BS Home Ecnnnmins. Cincinnati, 0 SAU'ER. MARGARET BS Secondary Education, Erlangrr, Ky, SCHAFFER. ROBERT JAMES 35 Phyxical Education, Warren. Michr-Phi EpsiIDn Kappa Fraud. S-E Club. FuothaH. SCHMITHORST. SUSAN-BS Home Economics. Cincinmti, 0, SEIDEN STEIN. RUTH CARROLL-BS Elementary Education. Cincinmti. O.-.S-E Cluh Hillel. SEILER, LYNN MARTLYN-BS Kindergarten I'nmary, Cincinnui, O.- A1ph: DCIH Pi KMHGL Glc: Club. Newman SEYMOUR, CAM. E.-BS Secondary Educatinn, Chilllcmhe. O. SIAMCHAI, PRATEEP-BS Elementaly Education. Thuland. SILVERBLATT, IRIS M.-Hnme Economics, Cincinnati, 0.4Mld Dcvcl. Club CVV PrcS-l. HEC Club. HAHEIV STALEY, JANE LOUISE-BS Kinder, garten Primary, Cincinnath 0 -ZeL: Tau Alpha, YWCA tsong Luann, K4 Club, Westminstn'. STOWERS, JACK L.-BS Health Edunuon. Ironmn, O.-anh.4ll. Phi Epsilon Kappl UHiir-J: SVENDSEN. NANCY CHARLOTTE-BS Suondary Eduzninn, Cincinnati, O.-Dv:lu Duh: Dclu Uluom. ChrmJ, SWAN. EVELYN E5 5cm onduy Education, Cmcinnm, O.-Mnd Danuc Cfuh. Ame. Dcln Sigma Thu: WresJ. SWEETEN. ROBERT RAY-BS Hulxh Educatmn. Humullun. O-Bnhw lull mgm. Phi prilon Kappa mes J. Tc Tub. mm. ScEJ. THIE. SANDRA LOUISE;BS Home EconOmeS. Cincznnux. O.-De1n Dllll Dnlu tAss'L Soc Chrm., Manhalll, Stud. Conn. Gch. HEC Trib. iTreaLJ, mm, TRARBACH. ELEANOR FRANCEFBS Eicmcnury Educalion. Cincmnui. 0 S-E Club. Alpha mebd: Delta. Kappa Delta Pi. Speaker's DurellL TURI. MARY FRANCES-BS Eltmrnury Edumian, kalide. 0 UVAAS, LINA ANN-Bs Kindnrgartrn Primuy. Manemonz, 0.-KJ, Club. VIDIC. RICHARDilJS Physical Education. Wuleywlle, Pa. WALKER. JOAN M -BA Homo Ecommicx, CmtinA mti. O.-Chccrlcad:r C:p.J, Burkiuens, Penguxn Club. Omwmn Nu U'rsz, Kipp; Kw: Gamma Ulush Chum. Con. Sch. Hnmccnming Qurcn. Basketball Queen, Kampus ng Uronng Co-Chrmd. WALTERS, LINDA MARGARET-BS Elemmury Education. Cincinnati. 0.- Umun Variety. YWCA Cab, Kipp: Dclu Pi, Greek Week. RLW, S-E Club rrmm. Tc Trib.. Zen Tm Alpha tCorr. Sun, Sac. Chum, In chm WELLS, MARY ALICE-BS Elzmznury Educniun. Cincinnui. 0 -DeIu Sigma Thu UT, PresJ, Sigma Dzlu Pi. Glee Club. YWCA WELTL DOROTHY RAE BS Sccnndary Education. Cinrinnnri, 0 -REW. Jr. Adm. YWCA CAL, Dell: Dalta Deli: iCorr. SEEJ. WESTCOTT, LIARKLYN LOUiBS Phyucll Education. Ludlow, Ky.-Ar:te tV. 1' le Kipp: Dl'lu Pi. WILLIAMSON. JANET SUEi BS Hume Ecanomics. Covington. Ind. WOODY, MARILYN Bv-BS Kindergarten Primary. Cincinnzu', O.-Chi Onga. YUND. CAROL ANN HS Kinderglnnn Primary, CincinnnL OrJLP Club U'rcasj, WAA, Wutminsur. YWCA, Kipp; Dclu P; H'reuq. ZIEGLER. BARBARA JEAN B5 Home Economics. Cincinnati. 0-YWCA $01311. Conn. Calm, WAR milk MEL. V. Pram. Chi Omega Mclivmcs Chum. Personnel ChrmJ, REV. Homecoming, HEC Exec. Caun.. HEC Trib. Ulur. $22.. V. PresJ. HECVTC Ec. Club mam. Jr. Adm, Ivy chm. AWE, Seph. Clm CDmm., Jr. Prom, Grcck Week. Sr. Clan Adv. 3d ZIEGLER. suains Buu'ness Educariun. Cincinnati, 0;-K1ppa Dzlta CRush ChrmJ. Bus. Ed. Club GecJ, Jr, Prom. REW. Homecoming. K-P Club. YWCA. Kampus King. ENGINEERING GRADUATES ADAMS, JAMES S.-Elec:rical Engmeering. Cincmmu. 0,-Band, Vennnk A559,. Flying Club. AXEE. IRE. ALBERS. TREDRICK M.-Elecrrical Engineering. Canton. Or ARLETH, NORMAN Elenriczl Engineering, Cmcmnan. O. Eu Kappa Nu. AZBELL. jAMES W- Elcctriml Engmccrjng, Cnlumbus, O. BANDEI'V'B'URGV DANIEL JOHN Eleun cd Enginlerlng. Cincinrul'L Or EARTH, RICHARD A.-Civil Enginzcring. Olrvillt. O.-Tau Bu: P1, Chi EpSllcn IV. Pres L ASCE. Frrnch Res. Hall Coun. BENHAM. DONALD LOUIS Mu:hamcal Engmecnng. Olean. N. Y -ASME, SAE, BENNETT, JAMES ALLENdeuchu-xiczl Engincunng. Harrison. O-ASME SERGFELD, RICHARD FRANclsiElectriral Engineering. St. Lcuis, Mn.-N:w- man. Frcnch Res. H.111 Coun, tSoc ChrmJ, Tm Ben E. Eu Kappa Nu, AIEE LSICJ, IRE. BIGLER. KENNETH Lr-Chlmical Engineering. chmgtou, 0.5 French R15. Hall Coun. wecj, AIChE. Alpha Chi Sigma. Tau Ben Pl. BLACK, WILLIAM THOMAS M:t:IIurg;c:l Ensnnrenng. Sreubenvillz, O.--Tri:ngle. Phi El: Sigmn. ODK. Co-cp Engineer tEd.. Mgr, EcL, Assn. Ed L Tm Eu: Pi, ASM Chrm., V, ChlmJ, Stud. Cnun.. Eng. Trib. OSPE. BLEDSOE, FRED Gr-Mcchmical Engineering, Hanisnn, O.-Alph: Sigm: Pln Get, Float ChrmJ, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. ROTC. BLOSSER, DENVER G.- Elenrical Engineering. Belpre. 0.7Frcnch RQL Hall Cnun., Stud. Adv, AIEE BODA, FRANK PAULaMechamcal Engmsanng, Canton. 0 A5ME, SAE, OSPE, Newman, Pi Tau Sigmi, Co-ep Engineer. BOOTH; CHARLES DAVID-Elactrical Engineering, Huntington, WK V:.-AIEE, IRE, Frcnch Rug. Hall Conn BORDEN, DAVID EDWARDgCivil Engineering. Sltubenville. O.-ASCE. Lambda Chi Alpha, Chi Epsilon, Tau Bet: Pi, Men's Ru. Hall Cuun. BORNEMAN, WILLIAM CRAIGo-Civd Enginetring. BuEalo, N Y -SigmA Pin Epsilon HILL ASCE tht. :t Armn, YMCA. Golf, OSPE. Convo. CommH Jr Prom. BRANGAN. WALTER JAMES IR.-Elecuiul Enginzcring, Cincinnati. 0 ; IRE. AIEE. DRAWN, HERBERT ANDREW-Elgclricll Engineering. Cincinnzti. Ov-anbd: Chi Alphl, Alpha Chi Slgmz, Sophns, Nam chord, Glee Club. Arts 8d. BROMBAUGH, JOHN Bx- Elccujczl Engintenng. Germmtown. O.- Eu Kappa Nu tPresJ. Tau Bcta F1, Phi Eta Sigma. IRE. Frmch Ru. Hall Conn. Tr:as.. Stud. Ava, BROWN, DAVID HERBERT-Mechmical Engincuing. Cm:inn:ti, O. A5ME, Pi Tau Sigma. 311 BRUNS. EDWARD CHARLES;Me:l-unical Enginzuing, Cincinnati, 0.-Pj Tau Sigma tCoxr. S:c.L Tau Beta P1 01cc. SecJ. ASME. BRUNS, NOMERT ANTHONYiMechanical Engineering, Cmciunati. 0.-ASME. BRYANT, DONALD C.-Mcchxmcal Engmecring, HJmtltun, 0. BURKART. jOSEPH K.-M:chani::l Engineering, Cincinnati. 0. BYRNE, JAMES BARRY Chm-nical EnginccrEng, Cincmmn, O, CICCIARI, NATALE A ChemicaI Engineering. Niigzra Falls, N. Y. CLARK. ROBERT W.4wal Enginecnng, New York, N K?ASCE. Chi Epsilon. EngA T:ib.. Umurnannxvcrsalis: Found.I Wnrmmsmr. COLE; HAROLD EDWIN- Chcmical EngEnecring. Cmcinnati, C3, Bridg: Club Tourncy Directed. Union Cumes Comm. wridg: Cl-m-uJ COOK. PAUL ANDRiW-Chcmiral Enginctring, Cincinnni. O.-Cin:i. Chnstian Fellowship V. Pruj, Tau Ben Pi, CRAWFORD, KENNETH C.-M:Lhmiczl EngEncHing, Middiemwn, O. DOLL, LEO J.7Elecuic:l Engineering, Cincinnati, CI-IRE. DUBIN, ALAN SANDER-Chtmiczl Enginezring. Cincinnni, O. DULANEY, WESLEY ROGER Chemical Enginuring. Chnxlcswn. w. Va.-Sigmx Phi Epsllnn mm, Plcdg: mm. IFC Uvicm. at Large, Ewen Comm.J, AIChE. Alpha Chi Sigma. DUNHAM. ROBERT G, Mcchanic1l Engmtering. Mount Vcrnon, O. EBY, jOHN CLIFTON JR.-Mechaniul Engincuring. Pmtsmouth, O.-Phi Delta Theta mum Mg... StewardL Covap Engineer stsn. EdJ, Scabbard 5; Blade. YMCA ECoJ'Ji News LeueH. ASME. ELLES, ROBERT DEANACIVH. Engineering. Evansviile. Ind.-5igmi Phi Epsilon iHauxe Mgr., Public RELJ. ASCE Trc:s.:, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi; ENGLISH, JEROME jOSEPH-Merallurglcal Engineenng, Cincinnatu 0.7ASM. ERFMAN. JOHN D1- El2urical Enginecling. Middletown. 0 -A1EE. IRE 504:. ChIIIIJ. Stud, Prof. Guid. Comm. ENGEL, jOSEPH C.-E1ccuical Engineering, Cincinnaxi, 0. ERNST, RICHARD HrMmuurglcal Engineering. New Augusta, IniiPhi Lambda Upsilcn, Tau Ben Pi. ESTEPP. GERALD WAYNE Amnmml Engineering, mm... 0.71A5 w. chm... Treas.J. FIFE, JAMES P,-Mechmical Engineering. San Diagu. Calif. mum, A. WILLIAMquvsl Engmcrrmg. Cincinnati. On-Pershing RiEes. Scabbard 5: Blade, ASCE FISHER. STEPHEN HrMcL-hmacn Enginccring. Cincinnati, 0. FLMG. JAMES J.-c.vn Enslncering. Cmcinnazi. O.-A5CE. Chi Epsilon Get.- Trm.; F'LOETKER. LOUIS EDWARDgElECHICJI Engineering, Cincinnati. O. AIEE, IREV FREEMAN. JERRY RUSSELL;MCHIIUIQKCAI Enginccring, Cincinnati, 0. ASM, AICE. Stud. Intnmunl Dirmctar. Sigma Alpha Epsllnn mm, Plcdge Tm. FULLER. WILLIAM E Aeronnuziul Enginacnng, DcRuytcr, N. Y. IA5 Crreu-L GARLAND, WILLIAM BARRY-Acronautiml Lingxnccring, Patuson, N J. Co-op Engineer, 1A5 wen, Pi Lambda Phi th- at Arms, Rush chmy. GASKO, IOSEPH ANDREW-Chemiral Engmecnng, Onurm. Canada. GAYNOR, JOSEPH LIICIXAELiElcClrICII Enginuering, Cmcmnui. 0.-IR.EV GAYHART. EDWARD ChemimI Engineering, Bcllevuc. Kw GERVERS. WILLIAM jOHNiEh-nrirnl Engmurmg. Clntinnih' 0,-Dc1n Tm Delta. Alpha Phi Omega H'nzn, Alumni St: L Ncwnun, Stud. Dircimry, AIEE, IRE, AES. GILBE- MEIQTER, WALTER MARTFN-MethHKCJI Englnucring. Cincinnar'l, 0 -Pi Tau Sigma. GRAF. RAYMOND JOHN-Mec'lumuzl Enginrcring. Cincinnati. 0.- ASME KChvm-l. 1H TJu Swm: V. PraxJ, Tau Beta PL GKELN, NORMAN FREDEICKiNTCChJFHtJ! fngineenng, Cincinnati. o.-T3u Eat: In, Pi Tau Smmn, ASME, ASTM. Lambda Chi Alpha, Band. YMCA. GREENMAN. THOMAS LARL .I'R.-Chcmtcnl Engincuring, North Eur, P1.- Tridnglc Cmr, 9:c.J, Fug Tribv. Co-op Engineer, Tau Bum Pi. Phi Lambda UPSIIUH. AIChE, OSFE. GREINLR. JAMES EDWlN-Ch'il Enanccring, Cincin- nan. 07ASCE. Chi prilun. Tau Em P.. HALKER, WILLIAM ANTHONY ka MecthcJI Engincenng. St. Burnnd, O.-ASME. HALL, jOHN VINCENT- Mcchamml Engmccring, Cltvzland, O.-Pi Kappa Alphn. ASME HARDIN, EDWARD JAMES-Chnmiczl Engineering. Cincmnall. O HENIZEV JOHN D.-Elecuic:.l Engim'cring. Favcucvillc. 0,- Alplu Tau Dmcgl, Profile, Bind. YMCA. Track. HENZ, DONALD JOHN-Mcchmml Engineering, Cmunr nlti, 0 HETTRICK, RICHARD WAYNE-Mrchamcal Enginucnng, CmcinnalL O.-Tnangl: V. Pram. Wellminstcr LV, Prc:., Prcnl. ODK, Pi Tau Sigma. Soph. Class Trent, Mtn's Adv. HEUCK, ORAN HUBERT-Chcmmal Englnnenng, Cintinnui. O. Cincy Chlisljln FlUchhip tV Frcs., Prch. Dlpnu ngjr Fcllnw- ship w. Pun, YMCA, Snphus. Phi Eu Sigma, Alpha Phi Omtg: :Trm.;, Mzn's Adm. AIChE V. ChrmJ, R.Ew. Hill, JOHN FORRESTiMaChznical Englnttring. Clumn, O. HOETING, PAUL MATTHEWiMerhanical Enginnl'mg. Cincinnali. CX-Arnold Axr Secucty, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma. HOFFMANN, DONALD WlLLIAM-le Engineering, Cincinnm, O.-lASCE. HOFFMAN. HAL HARRY-EIKtIiCII Engintnlng, Munne. lmL- AIEE, IRE. Punch Res. Hall Caum HOMICK. EMILACII'II Engmtulng. Allcnr :owm PL-ASCE. Ncwman. HOOVER. MARK ALLAN Mechanic:l Engmrenng, Bullnsvallz. OklziASME TrusJ. SAE. P1 Tau Sigma HOUGH, ROBERT LEE EIzcuir:I Engineenng. Daylun, 0, AIEE. HUTCHINSON. ELDON KENNETH-Cwll Engineering Sunlty. N, Y. Acz:ia. ASCE Kill: Team, ROTC de- Team; JACQUES. M. ALLAN jllr-Muhanical Engineering, Cmnnnzu, O. JARMAN. IRANCIS Elncuical Enginccring, Elsmerc. Ky. JEFFRESS, CHARLES DICKERSON CiviJ Engmecnng. Cinmnnzxi, O.-Bcn Then Pi, REV. ASCE. JENKINS. H. NEFF MecthiCa1 Englncl'nng. Cincmnau. Oe- ngmz Alpha Epsilun Ulush Chrm.. Prog. Chn'I-Ljl Pi Tm stml. Cincmnuus. JENKINS. JERRY E.-Almnauuc:l Engineenng, Daylun, 0 JOHNSON. DON- ALD NORMANwm-omuriczl Engmtcring, Sudbury. Mm.-Anm nun. yr. Suwud. Rip. It largej. IAS. JUMP, J. ROBERT-Elcctriul Engineering, Winrcr Fuk, FI:.-Theu Chi ISM Steward. Sac. ChrmJ, Band. Kappa Kipp: Du, Eu Kappa Nm Tau Ben PL AIEE. IRE. Man Adv. RAH, DAVID HARVEY McuIIurgical Engincenug, Sidney, OiAROTC, ASM. United Stud. Fellowslup w. Freq. KARWISCH, BERNARD 17ch Engmczr. ins. Chavio:, O.-ASCE, KFENAN. MARTIN OLIVERkCIVH Engmeerlng. Crnghan, N. Y.-ASCE. PUBLE'Rl JAMES ALLEN-Fleclnml Engineunng. Mans- Eeld. O.-Swimmmg, AIEE, IRE 6c: J, Eta Kappa Nu :Rec Sec ; KILL, PAUL VANWAGDNEK-Mechanjczl Englneenng. Honeny: Falls. N. 3 Amu mac. Chrm . Rush ChrmJ. ASME. KISPERT. ROBERT CHARLES-Chcmiczl Engintcring. Cincinnati. QVAIChE. KETTRELL, jOHN WILSONvChemiczl Enginrcring, Cincmnzti, oaszpzin Stud. Fellowship tSec.-Tu:5., V, Pres, PruJ, YMCA. SRC. Clncy ChHSIiJn Fellnwship tPrasJ. REV. Mcnk Adv Tau Ben Pi. Phi Lambda Upsilon. AIChE KPres-L Kipp: mpp: Psi nmu, Band Hum, Pm.;. KLEINHANS, DAVID LOEL- Muhmical Enginuring, Txpp Ciry, D.-A::ci: 01w. ChrmJ. ASME, YMCA, KLUMP. CLARENCE LEROY-Elecnical Engmuring. Nawpnrt. Ky.-A'IEE. KOKKINAKIS, GEORGE-Auumnlical Engineering, Cincinnati, O-IAS, SANL Co-np Engimzr, ans, ASTM REACH. FRED-Mcchamml Engmeenng, Clnculnau, orVMCA. SM. Wregsg, ASML AqunI fSec.L ARO'I'C. OSPE. KRAMER, FREDRICK CHARLESi Chemncal Ensmeurmg. Parkersburg. W. Va -Phi Lambda Upsilon. Tau 33am P1. KREYENHAGEN. LORIN-Mcchinical Engineering. Cincinnnn, O. LANGHOUT. RICHARD DAVID Mechmiu1 Engineering. Norwond. O ASME. M9113 Adv LANTZ. THEODORE JOEIN Mcchmxnl Engmcering. anzmnnl. 0. ASME, LAUTENBACH. THOM HERBERT-Chemxcal Engxmcring. Cincinnati. O-Pi Kappa Alpha wet. Plrdgc PrnsJ. IFPC TrusJ IFC. Eng. Trih. Saph. Clzss Adm, Union MUSIC. LEE. WILLIAM LEROY-Meullulgiul Engintcring, Dnymn, O.-Pzrshing Rifles, Kitty Hawk. AFROTC tCJIOrJl GD-J. French Res. Hall Conn. ASM, ASTMV LEHR, KENNETH R.4Chm-uczl Engineering, Cmcmnui. 0. Delta Tau D:lu. LLOYD, GARY D.iME!JHufgiC:1 Enginccnng, Cincinnau, 0,7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon LONGTIN. JON PAUL-Chemical Engmu-nng. Kankakce. III. 31F: LOWER, jACK ELWOOLJil'LlchrInI Engineering. Cincinnui. 0,-Phi Delta Theta tAlumm Sec , V Pn'LJ, Omucmn Dzlh Kappa 61:6 PresJ, Metro, Sophas. Pushing Rules, Scabbard A: Blzde. P: Delta Epsilon. Stud, C0un., IFC. YMCA C:b., Co-op Engineer Mss'zr Ed., Managing Ed., Ele, AIEE. IRE. MADDOX. DONALD FiMuLhaninL Engincenng, Hardwood. MoA-Trianglc tTrwq Finan- ChrmJ, OSI'E Hen. Tram, Cn-np Engineer Circul. Mgr., Ass'l. Bus. MEL. Bus. MgLJ. ASME. SAE thrmJ, P; Tau Sigma Ukwmrd. Treasq. Phi Eta Sigma, Eng. Tub, Wrch, Tau Eu: Pi. Mzn'x Adv.. Prof. Guid, Bdr, Trick, lnnamunls. ASIM. MADDOX. WILLIAM ALEXANDER Mechanicd Engineering. Cincinnati. O.-ASME. MADEWELL, jAMES ARTHURgEIectncal Enginecting, Cincinnati, O-Newmzn, IRE MARSH, WILLIAM HOWARDiMechanical Engineering. Cin- cinnati, O Pi Tau Sigmn ASME. MARSHALL, DWIGHT ALAN-Elecuiul Engineering. Cincinnui, omeE, ma, Eng Tub. MAYKOWSKI, LEONARD MICHAELiMcchzniEJl Engineering. Shiron. p..4hi Kappa Then um. SecJ, ASME. ma: Team. IFC. McKEE, SAMUEL anmnxpcmmaun Eng;nm;ng Carbondalc. mimpha Tau Omega. mph. Chi Slgmi. AlChE. MENTINK, RAYMOND C-Mcchamcal Engineering. Cincinnati. 0 -Phi Em Sigma. ASME MICHAELS, JACK DUANE-Mechmical Engineering. Pmrketshurg, w V:.-Ac:ci: mush Chrm.. v, PresJ. YMCA com, wus. ASME. MILLER, JOHN ROBLRT'HChemicaI Enginzcriux. Lima. 0.7A1CHE, Phi Et: Sigma, Tau ch Pi MINTUS, RAYLKONDiLiHaHurgiCJI Enanecnag, Wzncn, 0V MOESER, CHARLES OSCAR-Memllurgmal Engxntering. Munnnglvn. W. Vlh Delta Tau DEIn. ASM. MORAND. JAMES McHURON-CIVH Enginuring. Cin- cinnati, OV-Band tPres. Trtasd. ASCE KSEcJ. Kappa Kappa Psi. MORGAN, ROY G. JR.-E1:ctrical Engineering. Cincinnati, 0.-AIEE, MORSE. W'EIHTER WAYthcl-mninl Enginecring. Cincinnati, 0 A5ME, ASTMV 1': TA Sigma cPrch. Tnu Batu I . MYERS, ALAN L-ChL-rmcal Engxnecringy Cmcmnah. O.-Phi Ll: 5IL'I'HJ. Snlms: Club. AIChE, TAU Bum Pi. MYERQ. GARY ARTHUkiMcchmiul Rngmmim Fran; Cary, P.I.-Trimglc Gem, Coop Ingr nctr Msx'l, Bus. Mgr Bus. Mgr.J. Stud Conn.I Eng Tub. NABERHAUS. PAUL L. Mu:ch:nin1 Engineering, W'vominy O. NEFF. EDWIN MILLER? ChemimI-Engincering. Cunlbn, O. NLLSON. WILLIAM jAMES Civi1 aninecrmg, Pituburgh. PJ.-Tl'i-1!IEIE Uiollsc Mgm. Eng. Tm: trim. Tmm, 05m: mm, v. Pm, 5cm, Co-op Enginccr UH : Ed L ASCE NEWMAN, JOHN WILBUR--Chumiczl Engineering, Ashland, Kan OAKS. ZANE RODERICK Mu:h:nicaI Engineerin$ Dayton. O. Trimgle KHisl-L SAE fScc.-Trc:$.L OSPE, ASME OESTERLEI, ROBERT EDWARD- Elccmux anmcering, 5: Louis, Mu.-Phu En s.gm, T211 Em Pi, AIEE, Eu Kappn Nu tTteJLJ. OPLINGER, JOHN CLEW'ELLiEICCKHCIl EngineEring. Rm chester. N, Y.7Ncwman. AIEE. IRE. 'Frnring. Dabney Hall EStud, Flam .l'kde OSBORN, RUSSELL FOSTER-Acrcnzuuul Euginuring. Norwond. CLiIAS. Pill Eu Sagmh ASINL OVERMAN. JOHN W.-Elcuric.ll Engineering. Cincmnati. O PELZEL, ELMER RAYMOND JR.-Elrctrical Engineuing. Cincinnati, OmiNcw- mm Tre2:, Pr:5.J. PERRINO, MARIO ANTHONyv-CIVII Engineering. Cin- cmnzri, O -ASCE IV. PrusJ, Scabbard Bi Blade, Chi Epsilon IchiJ, Tau Bel: PI. PELUM. IOHN EDWARD CiviI Enginccnng. Deer Park. O-ASCE. Pershing Rillu. PIETRZAK, PAUL EUGENEiAtron-Hlnnl Engineering, Dayton, O. IA5 Chl'mJ. PHYS. STANLEY B-Eleuncal Engineering, Dayton, 0 POWELL. WILLEAM TOW'NEiMcthnICII Engmccnng. Cincinnun CL-SAE, PRINGLE. ROBERT STEW'ART-Mcclnniul Engineering, Bradford, P:.7ASME SAE, French Res. Hull Counv $ur . Athkric Chlm., Sac. CmChrm L French Hall Stud. Adm, Theta Chi, Eng. Cnnvon, Camm. PURCHLL, BILL M -Mechaninl Engineering. Cincinnati. O.g Delta TAu Dclta. ASME. Pushing Rincs, MummcrL QUINN. MICHAEL DONALniMechaninl Engineering. Cincinnati. O.-ASME. RIBGEL. DONALD EUGENE-Mctlunicd Engineering, Lewxsburg. O.-ASME. 051:5. RING, LOWELL l-RANCIS-vad Engineering, cmgmwn, Ox-ASCE. Tau am In. RINGO, RONALD LEEiEluLkrical Engmmmg, Dmun. 0,-AIEE ROSENSTEIN, jFRRY M 7Mrchnnlcll Engmecnnx, Cincinnllh O;Fi Tau Sigma Mcc. SM ;. ASME.5:gm1 Alpha Mu. OSPE. ROWE. DAVID EARL-Chemiml Engmunng, Cincmnni, '11 RUFF. RONALD EDWARD-lzlcunnl Lngmucting. Cmunnui. O. RUMIVH. DONALD GEORGE Mnhmxczl Enginuring, Cincinnati, OraASME, PI Tm Sugmz. SAVAGE, JOHN ROBERT-Muclnmul Engineering, Cincinnati, oH-Trimgtu mouse Mu. Tram. Eng. Tlib. tTrns.. Prul'. Guid CnmmJ, SAE V Prcsw TrenJ, OSPE Wits. Treas.. Seszru; Sratv Stud Counq. SCHIMIAN, DAVID JiEchlriLJI Eng.- nu-nng, Clucmnjti. O. SCHOMAKER. DONALD F. Mcu11urg ncal Engincenng, Cincmnui. 0. SCHOO, DONALD CLARENCEiMrcthical Enginecringh Newport, Ky.-ASME Truq L pi Tzu Sigma. SCHULD, ERIC P.-Medumc:l Engmernng. Cmcvnnan, 0 - YMCA, Int'l Club. Phi Kappa Theta tHist., Corr. Sch. 11.11:, Scllbbard 1nd Bladc. ASME. Pi TAU ngIuL SEBOLD. jOHN I'AULiML-chanicnl Enginutnn$ Nngrk, O.-Lambd: Chi Alpha Ulilual CiumJ. ASME. Eng Tub SETDELMANN. P. KENNETHiElecn-iml EI'Iginleringl Cmcmnau, U.-YMCA tlzh. tTrezs., Pun. Lutheran 0:13., Trqu, SRC UL Prcs., Plcx. TranJ, Umiuun Dnlu KJppz, Mum, Tau Ecu Pi Curr. SKJ, En Kappa Nu. Ph Eu Sigma. Scabbard md Bladt. AIEE. IRE. Oricnr. Bd SEUBERT. JOHN GEORGEiChlmiCII Engineering. Cincinnlli. O.-AlChE. Alpha Chi Sigma, Nuwmnn. SEWARD. WILLIAM Hlihhnllurgmil Engmcerlng. Padu- uh, Ky. SEYBERT. WILLIAM J.-Mc:h1nical Engineering, Dzyton, O-Sigm: Alpha Epulon Uiouse Mgr . Ass't Scewardh ASHE. SHAVLR. JAMES DANA 11K AChemital Enninccriug. Charleston. W. Va.-MChE. Sigmz Phi Epsilnn, YMCA SIMONDS. JOEL LicKENZIEiCivil anincgring, Glyndon, Md 11SCE. SlGMON. ROBERT E. EIccuic:l Engimcring. Cmclnnui. O. SNODGRASS. WIL- LIAM ALTON Chcmic:I Engintuing. Ashland. Ky. S?gma Alplu Epsilon SNOOK, JOHN JR.7ChcmiKal Engmmmg, Wheelnrcbnrg 0, STFVENS, ROBERT ED WARD-Cjnl Engineering. Warren. PL-Phl Dclu Then Uivusv: MZIJ. Band. Cheerleader. ASCF. w. Prcs , PmJ STREITMAN, BARBARA ANNiEIccuical Engineering. Bullcr. pl-iECI Kippl Nu Ulnr Suzi, Pi Cln Epsilon Gen, TruiJ STURM. GERALD LLiMechzmml Engincenng, Sydney, 0,-Slud. Coun . Eng. Trib.. SAE Gen, TreasJ. ASME. Triangl: Ulcc. Sac. Corr. 526.. V. PresJ. STU, GARD. CHARLES R-Chcmical Engineering. Cintinnau. 0 SWANSON, DAVID TrMmllmyL-zl Engmming, Warren, PerSM. Pl'n Lambdz Upsilon, Tau Bcu Pi. AIChE. French K65, Hall Counv 6nd. Ava. SWIFT. IERRY DON-Chem- Ical Engmecrlng. Paducah. Kyrmcmz. TAUCHER. jOE FARI-Mechamrnl Enr g-neermg. East Pakume, 0 -ASME, P: Tn- S-gma. SAE, French Res 1h Coun tStud, Avav THOMPSON. JOHN RUSSELL JR.-Meullurgica1 Engineering. Kane. ?.rnu am Pi, Ph: Lambda Upsilon. ASM, Franck Res. H111 Cnun. THOMPSON, PHILIP N - Aeron-lunnl Engmnnng. Canclnmti. 0.-L.1mbdz Chi Alpha. 1A5. ARS. TOMPA KINS. MELVIN WARDiMEChIHiEII Engineering. New Castfl. Ind.-ASME, TOWNER, RICHARD JOSEPHiMechamcal Engineering. Cincinnati. 0 -Sigma Alpha Epsilon 60:. Chum, ng. Chrmv, V. Pres,. PruL Metro, Cincinnatux fTrleJ. Mcn': Adm. Hnmzcoming fDanc: Chrmu ChrmJ. Jr, Prom. 15C UEBELE. ROBERT C. Me:h:mul Engineering. Albany. N YiASME ChrmJ. Pi Tn: Sigma. Lambda Chi Alpha. ULRICH, CHARLES H.chch:nic:l Engincuing Hagerswwn. lnd.-5cabbard and Blink. PErShlng Rifles, ASME, SAE. WARD. DON Lthchanimi Engineering. Cincinnati, 0. ASME, WARNER, DARRELL VINCENT, Acroniuucal Engincrring, Ludlow Falls, 0 -Sigm.I Alpha Epsilon Houy: Msn. SIcWIrdL 1A5 l5:c,, PrasJ, SAM. ASTM. WEHR, EUGENE PAULiEIt-clrical Engineering Cincinnnh 0. ; Lambda Chi Alpha. Tau Btu Pi. UKE. Glee Club, WELCH. JOHN ROLLANDi Elcctncal Engineering. Cincinnui, 0.7131: Btu P1. WresJ. Eu Kappa Nu. Lambda Chi Alphz, Scphos, Cincinnatus, ROTC mun 05.3. WESTFALL, RICHARD EUGENEA'MechaniCAI Engineenng. Dzyron. 0,-Pi Tm Sigma. Tau Ba:- Pl. ASME StC.J, EUB Found. WHEELER. RONALD ALBERT- Elzcuical Engxneering. Dzymn. Or-Eh Kipp; Nu UL Pres L Tau Ben Pl, Punch RU. Hill Cnun. V. PresJ. PM El: Sigma. WHITE. ROBERT WILLIRM Elec- trical Enginegring, Mlddlcporl. N. YV AIEE, WWLLIAMS, THOMAS ROGER; Civil Enginu-ring, Ashiand, Kyn P; prpz Alpha, Tau Bet: PI, Ch; Fpnlon Uiulj, Scabbard and Blade tSetJ. ASCE, WINTERFELDT. EDWlN-Chzmwal Enginuring. Cincinnati. O.HAICHE. WIXOM, EVERETT DUANE-vchemiczl Enginming Charleslam 5 C.-Stud'. Conn. H'rcs. EICCUOHS ChrmJ, Bd. of Pub !Chrmvl. Bd. of Budgets, Triangle mac. Sac.. Plcdge Tr.. Rush ChrrnJ, 013K, Tm Bun Pi, Phi EH Signal, Phi Lambda Upsilon. 30pm, Eng. Trib.. Archr, zrc tRush chsz. 1ch com. Sch. WfOO'l FY, MIKE JOHNiChEmiLJI Engincuring, Cincinnati. 0. W'ORTEN- DYKFu DAVID RAYMOND-Electrnnl Engineering. Cincinnati. O.-Delra Tau Dem, Tau nu. p; amu, Eu Kipp: Nu. vh; Em $ng Scabbard and Blade Capr.J. Pershing Rifles TreasJ. Alpha Phi Orange iTre:s.. PresJ. AIEE. IRE cTrmsJ. W'RAY. WARREN LEE EIL-un uI Enginecring, Daymn, O. AIEF. U1. ChrmJ. Diln Tau Dcln, UltX, Bastbnll. YEAGER, LEROY MYRON Chun- ital Engineering, MnnsHeld 0,7AICIIE. OSPE OI. PresJ. Eng. Tribv GEL, V. Prch, Tnmglc Carr. Set, House Mgr, PIESJ YON, EUGENE T,wE1:ctriczl Engineering, Mt. Hope, W. Va.-Eu Kappa Nu fPrug. chrmy. Tau Ear: Pi, French R25. Hall Coun. them, IRE. AIEE. ZERKLE. RONALD DALE Mchnmm1 Engmecring, Spring6eld, 0.-ASME Kl'rezsj, SAE. P: In Sngma. ZIEGLER, FRED AUGUST-Muchaniual Engineering, Cincinnari, O, 7ASME. SAE. EVEN ING COLLEGE GRADUATES BERRYY WILLIAM PAUL-BS Cummerce. Cmcmnni, O. ELBERFELD, JULIUS- BS Civil Engineering. Cincinnati. 0, FERRIS, HARRY E.7ES Mrchlmul Engintzring. Rudin$ O.-Niu Pi Kappa. FISCHER. ROBERT E.-BS Elecvnnl Engineerins-Slgma Della Gamma. HAMMOND. EVANiBS Ln'il Engmccnng, Cmcinnali, 0 KELLER, STANLEY Ccnificue Tum: Muugcmcm, Cincinnui, O, KROMER. PAUL HERBERT-BS Cammcru. CDVingron. Ky. LINUHOLM. ALFREuillachclnr af Industrial Munngrmcnll Cincinmh. O. MAIER. W'ILLARD lDGANiBS ChlmnC1l anmccnng, Cmcmnzu. O Mu Pi Kappa. MAITENIEKS. OTTO BS Chemistry, Cmcmnan. O. MEEK, ROBERT JOSEPHi BS Cvmmercv, LJkesxdc Park, Ky. MICHAEL. JAMES AUSTINiBS Mechanicd En- gineering. Fairfield. O. PARKS, CARL BS Commerce, Cincinnati, 0, RICHARDSON. JUNIOR B-BS Commgn'e, Cmcmnzu, 0, ROWSFY. CLARENCE WILLIAM jR.-BS Commune. JlmeImn, O SCHAEFER. LUCILLE JANE BS Commerce, Cincinnati, 0, D:Ira Mu Dalu SCHMIDTV CHARLES LARRY-Bs cummcm, Cincinrun. 0.-Del:a Mu Dblu, Alpha s.gm Lmbdz. TLLI-ORD, WILIIAM jOSEPH-BS Commerce. Cincinnad. O. THURMAN. DAV VID l-Bachelor of Industrial Managcmtnh Cincinnan, O. VERMANIS, jAlei HS Cluemixuv, Cindnnni, O LAW COLLEGE GRADUATES BARRON. NORMAN I.7L.L.B., Cmcinnau, O.-L:w Review. Mon: Court. Legal Aid BECKER. FLAVIAN THOMAS-L.L.B.. Cincinnati, 0, BELL. V'ILLLAL1 R. L L BH Park Hills, KyH-Stud, Bar frrcalJ, Phi D:lu Phi. BROOKINC JOHN R 5AMP50N7LLBH Cincannnti. 0.7Phi Alpha Delta. CHESI,F.Y, STANLLY M, L.I.Br. Cincinnati, 0. GIANUGLOU, CONSTANTINE 1. 1.3.. DJyLUn, 0 CORS, LESLIE BARRY I..L.B.. C1ncinuati. O. FOELL. DARRELL WILLIAM L.L.B.. Daymn. 0 -5igma Phi Epsilon iSlerrd, Pledge Coun., Pledge Tums L ch: Alpha Pm, Btld Gammz Sigma, ODK UH'MJ. YMCA :Prcm, mu Alpha Dnlu. Smd. Bu Anon, Phi Em Sigma. FOSTER. THOMAS CHARLES IJ TL, Cjnilnnili. CX-P'hi Alpha Delta 5!::, , 5L Chas Trees. FREEMAN. HAROLD SOL-LL'ELl Chatlanongi, Term GADDIS, DONALD CHARLES-IHLB,I Lincinnatn O.-PI1I Duh: Theta PmsJ. Bun. Ad Trib- mm. Soplms mm, Ulcx. ngm: Sigma. ODK. Mummzfs, Cheerleader, Mar- Lcling Club, Uncut. Bd.. Men's Serum. GETGEY, JOHN I, L.L.B.. Cincinnati. O.-5Iud. II Anne. cPrtsJ. Phi Dclta I'hx- tPresL Amtn Law Stud. Alla. w. Pres... Legal Aid Clinic. GLASER. ROBERT EDWARDVLLB, anmnnlh. Uiklum Lnun. l'lu Alphx Drlta tPruJ. 14w Ruvlcw Lino. Edm GOULD, IOHN l' 7LLBH Clncmnati, U, -Pru, cmah. C1453. Phi Alpha Delta, Slud. Unaon Mus, An'n, Stud. Blr Asia. GREENE. GORIWGN C-L LB. Cinunmn, 0 GROS'SHEIM, EIMIVR RONALD LLB. Cmunn.lu, 0 Iaw Rrvww 03d. nf Ed.J, Phi AJpI'u Dcln tMarsh.vllL HARRINGTON, THOMAS JOSLPH-LLH, Sprungfmld, O. 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TALnuT, 5TERRLTT TOM7MD, cm! 5mm Flmimu Chi VOLLENWEIDEK, JUAN CARL057M.D., Cmdnnari, O WIDMAN, DONALD EUCvENEiMD.y Bucyrus. 0. Nu 51;;an Nu. WILKES. ROBERT SETHiMj'L, Cincinnni. 0 WINSLOW, ROBERT CHAMBERSiM D. Lmnnnm, 0 YAMAGUCHI. BEN TAKESHI 1R MJJ , Cincmnnti. O. NURSING AND HEALTH GRADUATES BENNETT, PATRICIA BS Nursing. Cincinnati, O HSNAS0. REW. SRC HIGH. Sc:,J. Wuslcy Hf. Plch, lvy Clnln, Alpha Alpha P1 Wm ;. BIERMAN. MARY CAROL-BS Numng. Fur: Thamzs, K'-Thv:l: Phi Alpha 0 Presl, Stud Council w. PresJ. NaaH Tnb., Jr. Adv.. Kmmpus King UWagA Chrm.J, Jr. Prom, Penguin Club, SNASO. BULULN, VIVIAN HARRlSiBS Nursing. Diylun. O.- SNASO. LHA. BRYANT, NANLY S'I'LWART-DS Nursmg, CincinnnL C1 Kappa Alplu Then wcholar. Chrm.. Rec sum. YWCAV namecommg, Ivy Chm. Nail Trib 07. Pru.L Jr. Pram, SNASO, LHA 41Cammun. C1Irul.J. DE MARTINI. CAROL JOANWBS Nunmg. Cmtmnjti, 07 Ncwm:n. N$LH Trib. Of PrnJ, LHA, SNASO. UURBIN, FLORENCE ANNiBS Nursing Fairmom, Wi V:., Alph: Alpha Pi HELD. Jr. Adm, Alphl Limbda Delta, SNASO, Ivy Chaxm FAUST, SANDRAW 35 Nursing. Cincinnati, 0 -Sigml Dglm Tau Corr Sac , km. Sec., V. Pr:s., Rush Chrm.. Pledge TrJ. AWrS CnnsliI. 5i Elect. Chrm.J. HwIleJ, SRC. Mummzrs. SNASO. REW, IIALA, ELAINE 11055435 Nuisins, Cincmmh. 0 fAIphn Gamma Dzlu Curr. Sec., V. Prtsv, Prch. thcll., Humccummg. Weslcy Him ChrmJ, REW' $NASO UVub. ChrmJ, Ivy Chum. FLECKENSTFIN. KATHRYN J.--BS Nunmg, ancmnatu, O. GISH, DEANNE RALgBS Nursing. Cavingwn, CXiBenrkiKtcnK, SNASO, Kappa Delu Corr. SecJ GOODMAN, PHYLLIS JEANiBS Nursmg, Hamxhon, O-Dclu Zn: tPledg: Chaplain. PnluL LHA, SNASO. CROSCOP, LOUISF MARIE E5 Nuning. Bowling Grun, 0,-Bcukittem. Dtlta Zeta. Jr. Class Adv. 3d,. NELH Trib. HILL. DIANEv ES Nursinp CincinnaLL O.-Wesley fPub. Chrm., Pusonnel ChrmJ HOLCOMB. MARJORIE WHEELER-BS Nursing. Cincinnan. O-and, Bear- kiuens, Kappa Alpha Theta, Ivy Chain, Jr. Adv, LHA GecJ JAFFE, HELEN R7139 Nursingl Cincinnati. 0. LEE. ROBIN JEANFFES xunmg, Cmcmnm. o -Kapp1 Kim Gamma. SNASO LONCNECKER SUE DRIVER-E5 Nursing, Liml, 0,-N5lH Trlb., Kappa Dtlta Uhrl , Chip Educ. Chum. Sgt u Armn. AWS 01x. S:c.1. jr, Adv.. Ivy Chain. Penguin Club; MATTHIS. ELAINE jOAN-BS Nursing. Williamsburg. O. AIph: Lambda Dell: cSacJ. Alpha Alyha Pi :V. PruJ. SNASO Chrm.. SAP Ohm Ed., Pub. Chrm.. Dish thruit. Cumin, Frog, Chrm. SNAO Cunvm.. Dist. PresJ. NEH Trib. tPresJ, MORRIS, RACHEL ANN BS Nursing, Mzrgatc, Fla.- SNASO, Wesltyj NaH Trib. MUENZNER. BETS ANN-BS Nursing. Ashland, Ky amp: Dem mampngn clmn ;, Panhti1,. Aws w. Pm u. Nam 1 :in Alpha Alph: Pi H? Pram, YWCA. Guido tSBtJ. Nam Racord, Jr, Adv REV. Grzek Week, Homecoming, Union Vuluy, Ivy Chain. Alph: 1.1! de Della. Saph. Class Adv. Ed., SNASO Hidiwlial ChrmJ. NELSON. JEAN ANN-BS Nursmg, chanam O. RANK, JUDYias Nursing. Cmtmnan. 0. SCHAEFER, BETTY HOiLLERMAN BS NursingV Mizmhburg, O. SCOTT, BONNIE. L. GARRISONiBS Nursing Fur: Milchell, Ky.-Kapp: Kappa Gamma. SNASO. LHA Iiihulan Chrm., PruJ. SHOUP. 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RobcruiBS Education Buckmuter, MinervaiBS Educauon Cobht. CaniES Eduurinn Cook, EIgin-BS Education Cnuch. Ronald BS Eduralion Day. Ehzabclhins Education D115. Gracz-BS Education Ellis, SVIViJ-BS Music Education Gunny. Rubcn-BS Eduuzinn Gunnmdrn, JoIIn-DS Educmuon Garden, me455 Mum Educumn Gasser, WIHICPBS Educuicn Elemzith, Duncl-US Lducznon Hzlgcson, BathrJ-ES quntion Hcttrick. MurlonWBS Educilzon Hungn. ?nsmllaiES fducmon lmes, MJPIEES EduCII'IOn 'Imclnnm Ann 7 BS Educzlinn Jcckcll. Judy-BS Edutarion Innes. Clnmcnr B5 Edncuinn anh. PhyILEs-BS Mum: Educuiun Kent, Edward-BS quzuian Kuller. BirbaraHBS Educ ian Leiscr. Dorothyibs Music Education Luv. James-BS Music Education Lvon. MargarnA-ES Education Manz, Kuhern-JSS Education MchIey. erglru-BS Edutnion McGr-wv. Mildrcd-BS Educxzinn McMullm. MildrrdiBS Education Mcanbcrg. Lmda-BS Music Eduralinn Mxeling. JohnHBS Educatian Miller, ClCOiBS Educxtiun Miilcr. Muy $. 85 Education Mott. Mmry-ES Mmic Edmaon Mills. Eryon-BS Educatian Minky, El:inc-B5 Edutanon Moose. Kathlten B$ Education Mueller. LilzmabBS Edundan Napier, Thclmz-BS Education Newman, Virgin-a BS Edutatinn Porter. Elbtrh B5 Educuinn Rammcs, Carol D.-BS Education R1550. Suvcn BS Education Rusche. Phillip BS Education Samuelmn. EilczniBS Educatiun Suldlin. FrinCEFBS Education Scharringhausnn. K'rtn-BS Music Education Schulrtn. FredWES Education Shadd. RolandiBS Educznon swung. john-BS Educmon Smith. Thomar-BS Education iandergell. Sunia-Bi Munc Educnion Surfau. RonaldaBS Education Suur. MaryiBS Education Vinu. AlichBS Educuinn Trisler. Milton-BS Music Education Wager. MargaraI!BS Home Economics Educatiun Whnberg. Marciav-BS Education Wendelh Ann Iustin-BS Educniun Yzc. Don11d BS Education ENGINEERING Bgrchmld, Merrill 11-35 Mechanical Engineering Bryant. Damld Ch:rl:57135 Methanical Engineering Canerss. Anthony T.-B$ Elerlrical Enginnuing Dzmlco, Ernest 973$ Mechanknl Enginccring Ednch. Jamn R.-BS Acronauticll Engineering Hall. Rubarc-BS Azromutical Engineering Horton, Dale W.-BS Mcullurgical Engineering Razz. Jerom: Sr-BS Mcchzmcal Engineering Lineback. Ronald C.-ES Mechaniul EngCneu-ing Oudchuk. Taur-BS Chemical Engineering Such jamzs D.-BS Merhamcl'l Enginczring Wenzel. Iamu 5-33 Aeronautjczl Engineenng Wolfinger, John F.-BS Eluctricxl Enginetring Zimmerman, Nichvlas PthS vail Enginctrlng EVENING Allen. John Ream-BS Commcrcc Armstrong. JJck-BS Commerce Ayers. Jame! B.-Blcheluz Industrial M:nagement Baynud, Muinrie-Bnhrlor Industrial Manzgzmcnz Bcrrens. john 1 35 Commzrc: Biuman, Damld N.-BS FIccu-ul Engineering Bnmc. GuldanVBS Commerm: 15mm, Gcorgrlls Commucc Byhec. jcss: E.-BS Elecrnol Engmecring Curoll, John Ds'BS Commlrtc Carroll. Wesley C.-Buhclor Induslrul Management Currcns, Ivm 11-135 Commutl Currens, Raymond 11.ng Commtrct Dmnisun, John 11-55 Mechaniczl Engintcrln; Ewcrh Robert 0 35 Commerce Funke. John Ih-Bachelor Philosophy Gray. Rub : F.7BS Eluuical Enginauing Grtsvenkamp. John E. ES Commerce Hagcn. john LiBuhelor Philosnphy Hagmann. Raiph QrBS Commuc: Hess. William 0. 135 Glnull Sunhes Hilgcman. William P.-BS Cummerce Hille, Ralph R. BS Commercn chcu, John 5.. Jr.-BS Cnmmeru jones. Clarence-Bachz-lor Phrlosophy Knuwlton. Davld Lanhclwr Induerial Managcmcn: Lawson. Frank W.-BS Genzral qudws Len . Werner M -BS Cnmmerce Lciwing, J'uuin G.73uhtlm Induurizl Minngtmrnl Leroy, Funk P.-thhglor Indusuul Managemm: Lindquiir, MzuricHBS Cnmmucc Lngcmzn, Arthur H 35 Cammcrtr Miloncy. Chirlc: 51.7135 thcnl Studies May, Alfred T. Bach:lor Phulosophy Mennc, Cltmtnl I,,-vBS Commercr Michaci, Jmm A?Bs Mzthinizal Enginmmg Millcr. Rabat 1 8$ Eletrriul Engineering Outcalr. Allen 3755 Mzchanical Engineering Papruki, Theadom-ns Eizcuical Enginctring Ramdeil. Ruben: C. B:chelnr Industrial Management Rathman. Ear1 ES Commute Rauerman, Lnuis M.-BS Commerce Reblinzl Richard A.iBS Commute Rackets. Jostph Aa-BS Chemiczl Enginuer'mg Rilnn Austin. anBuchelor Industrial Managrmgnl Sn'ldrnzn, lack PhiBS General Studies Schnorbus. Juvcml C-BS Commercc Seiberr. Virgil E.-Ezrhelur Industrial Minigament Stephan. Glunn EUABS Cummrru Su'eringer. Orisen F-BS Commrrcu Stone, William T. BS Cummcrce Tavender, Oudi: Kr-Bathelor Philusnphy Thomas. Harald W. BS Civil Ensinnring Tenhrunsel. Donald VL-Bxhelor Industrial Manage- m:nl Tndd. joseph L. BS Civil Engineering Toennhscn. Herbm G.-BS Cummarc: Trec'hier, Edwazd E.-BS Muhanical Engineering LAW Aldingcr. Robert R.-L LB. Combs. Robert N.-LLB. German. Roller: H.-L.L.'B, Kausnis. George C.-L.L.B. Lutlx June: G.-L.L.B. MCCIbE, Hub : j.-L.LB. Maien. M:ck-L.L.B. Swisher. Thomas R.-I.,L.B. MEDICINE Blzisdcll. John-M D. Cohen. Hillard Kennirh M DA Gillilam Ronzld Edwzrd M.D. Hzlfmm. Edwin szis-M.D. janikz. jmcph Shannon-MD. Moruti, Mano Frzntesco Dino-MAD. Newman. Lee sigmundMM.D. Rudle, Margery ClurkhLD. Spel, John Ronald MD. PHARMACY Allhon, Paul L735 Pharmacy Andny, Edward W -'B5 Phumacy Braun, Jcrry D. BS Pharmacy Duane, Olg; Garch BS Pharmzcy Mersch. Louis Frankv B5 Pharmncy Payne. Roy 5.-BS Pharmzcy Poland. Thnmn J.-BS Pharmacy Shlfer, Jack Denn BS Phaxmzcy Siebler, Smh-BS Pharmacy W:hrmcy:r. Don N,-BS Wmmacy Wolnschzk. RaymondA-BS Pharmacy 321 ADMINISTRATION INDEX Agnew. Juyc: 7 355 Aluurn. Mrs. 7 203 Alford. Mrs. M. 7 184 Ashby. Mom 7 227 Awes. Manfred 7 112 Bnlcom. Mums 7 188 Barrow. Roseac 7 233 Baumeister. Mrs. Mildred 7 190 Bishnv. R. W.7138.1-H.145. 282 Brackman. Jean 7 234- Hradfmld. Mrs. Laura P, 7182. 228 HIEIIer. Floyd 7 H; Brodie. Remun 7 27' r. 278 Bryan. Ruse S. 7 377 Bursiek. Ralph 7 278. 279 Cain. h10I117133 Cnllison. PzII7156. 163 Canon. Arch 1.7 231 Clark, David 7 282 Clark. Mrs. Margaret 7 285 Crockett. Campbell 7 287 Davis. Mrs. Vivian 7 181 DECumD. JulIn 7 285 Dodson. M, R. 7 278 Durst. Slanlty -- 288 Dunlap. John 7 282 DuiIzht. C, H1 7158 Early. Mrs. Jane 7 278 Engbcm. George 7 145 Foley, Mrs. Nettie 7 212 Garretson. DI. Robert 1.. 7 169 Cebhnrl. Ruben 7 14-0 Guml. Caner 7 289 Guru. George 7 132 Greene. Hoke S. 7 279 Grew. George W. 7177 HIIIIIIiII. Arthur 7 285 Mare. Duchess 7 207. 228 llosicr. 1Niiliam H. 7 278 Hnrfcr. Ruben W, 7 281 Hulliilny. Joseph 7 108.111 HIIrI'Iy.Ik. Ruben 7 165 Huhbnrt. C. G. 7 174 HllMIlnn. Bertha 7 197 ir'lIllll. 111m. 7 211 Juhnsnu. lillian 7138. 14-1. Justife.11mtard K. 7 23 HS. 233 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX xcncia 7194.195 Air Force ROTC Rit1e TezIm 7 176 Alpha Alpha PI 7 99 Alpha Beta CzIIIImI 7 1110 Alpha Chi Omega 7 181 Alpha Chi Sigma 7 117 Alpha Delta Pi7182 Alpha Gamma DElta 7183 Alpha Kappa Psi7116 Alpha LIIIIIhdn Delta 7 99 Alnhn Phi Omega 7112 $11th Sigma P1117 196. 197 Alth TIIu Omega 7198. 199 Alsha Zeta Omeza 7 113 American Commons Club 7 200 American lnslitutc nf Chemical neers 7 117 American Institute of Electrical Engi- neer571nstitute of Radio Enzi- nears - 119 American Pharmaceutical Association. 122 Enzi- 1mericnn Society of Civil Ennineers. 120 American Society of Mechanical Engi- ncers 7 121 Kpplied Arts Tribunal 7 140 'Xrete - 122 Army ROTC RiHe Team 7175 Arnold Air Society 7 176 AIts 11: Sciences Tribunal 7 140 Association of 1ndividual Students. lhsocialiun of WnIIII-n Studenh 7 I35 BIIIILI 7 164. 165 Baptist Studrm F0110 shlp 7 156 Hamist Studenf Union 7 157 anehali Team 7 261 linsketbull Team 7 255 Bcnrkinrns 7 167 Ram Alpha Psi7123 Reta Gamma Sizmn 7 100 Beta Them Pi 7 202. 203 Block C 7 173 Board of Budcars 7 144 Bo: Ird nf Dirrrmrs 7 273 Ruard n1 Pubiimrions 7 146 HIHinvss Admi Hrmtion Trihum17 1-11 Cndurm 7 124 Pantrrhurv CIIIh -- 157 try; Cheerleaders 7 1117 CIII Ensllun 7 101 Chi Omega 7 184 CinciIInzILiIIn 7 I47. 148.1-1-9 CIncinnaLinn Editors 7148 Cincinnatus 7111 CIIIL'V Christian FeHau'ship 7 158 Corn Club 7113 Co-up Enginrcr 7 154 DchIItnrs 7 171 Delta Delta Drlta 7 181 Delta Sigma P17 125 Delta Sigma Theta 7 1136 Delta Phi Delta 7 102 Delta Tau Delta 7 20-1. 2135 Della Zeta 7187 Eugmcrring Tribunal 7 141 Eta KIIyIDII Nu 71 1 Funlball Team 7 2-15 Freshman Bapkctbzdl Team 7 253 Freshman Frmlbnll Team 7 2-17 Glee Ciuh 7163. 109 Golf Tram 7 259 Guidnn 7 112 Hillel 7 158 Humecumimz Committee 7 170 Home Econnmics ExchILive Cnuncil 7 124 Home Economics Tribunal 7 142 Hnusc PrPNiIlEIHS Council 7 180 Industrial Desinn S1l1l1EIII Amucin'ion 7 12 1IIstilIIte I11 Aarnnauticnl Srieuce 7 126 ivItI-r-Iirntcrnify CnIIIICiI 7 179 Ian-r-I-iraternily Plcdne Council 7179 JIIIIiIIr Advisnrs 7 114 J-Ininr Clnss OH'iccrs 7136 .1IIninr Panhcllcnit Council 7 173 Karma AII-Ihn Them 7188 Knnnn Delta 7 1.39 KUII IIIcuski. Juscph $0 7 289 KurtlI, Bob 7 161 Launsam. W'alter L'. 7 276. 277. 278 L:Itt'.I. Wiilimn L. 7 112. 175 Luhrman. Mom - 225 MuBrniI. RIIIriIIII7135, 178. 283 MacG-rcgm. Inn 7 107. 230 Masden. John 7 284 Mnthcu 5. Mrs. Ruth 7 214 May. Mrs. Lorraine 7 223 MnyFIcld. Funk 7 278 Meyers. Phillip 31.7 273 Moore. 1113M Rowe 7 111 Muster. Mum 7 .708 Nesler. WIIIIrIm 7 282 Ncuffar. Frank 7 237 Osiuske. Marilou 7 99.114. 283 PIIIIncr. Lcwis F. 7 101 Pnrker. Garland G. 7 231 Pickering. Ernest 7 236 Pohl. Mrs. Blnnthe 7187 Purdy, Frank 7 280 Kappa Della Pi710-1 Kappa Epsilon 7127 KIIIppI Kappa Gamma 7 190 Knnun Kumm Psi 7 1 Kappa Psi 123 Kindergarten Primary Club7 127 Kilty Hawk Snumlrou 7 177 Lambda C111A1D1l:l-- 206. 207 Logan Hull Association 7 233 Lutheran Foundation 7 159 Mernunnl Residence Hall 7 23-1. 235 Mrmurinl Residence H.111 Council 7 23-1 Mcn' s Adwsory Systzm 7115 RICH 5 Residence H3117230.231.232 Men 5 Residence H.111 Counciis 7 230 Metro - 113 Mortar Board 7 93 Mummers anIrd 7 172 Neunmn Club 7 160 News Record 7150. 151 Nursing and Health Tribunn17 142 Ohm Snciely 01 Professional Engineers 7 129 Umicrnn Delta Karma 7 96. 97 Urirnfntinn Bunrd 7 144 lenlIcHenic Counvil 7 178 PcrslIinI: Rim; 7 174 Pharmacy TrthIIIIII 7 143 Phi Beta Karma 7 103 Phi Beta Neuton 7 130 Phi Dehn Them 7- 208. 209 Phi Em SiIzIII'I 7104 Phi Kappa Tau 7 210. 211 PlIIKrIm-II T1Iet.I- 212. 213 Pi Chi Evsaion 7 130 Pi Delta Ensilon 7146 Pi Knunn Alpha 7 214. 215 Pi anhdu Phi 7 201 Pi Tau Sigma 7105 Profile 7 132 RclizIous Emphasis Week 7156 RiHe Team 7 264 Rcdfcrn. Thomas 7 157 R001. 11113.7 185 RusIIIIgle. Laura E. 7 288 Ross. NilIlIed 7 279 Sales. Glace W. 7 277 Sawyer. Mrs Rose 7 204. 228 Schroeder. Mrs 7199 Shank. Spencer 7 289 Shula. Mirs. Haroid 7159 Simhi. W'ailer 7 278 Small. John 7 284 Smith. 11113. .1. R. 7193 Stephenson. Run Jack D1 7 159 Sleunrt. 11.1:Iriurie- 142, 180. 283 Stimurl. Gun: 7 112 Stork. Lorrayne 7 279 Vim Deuscn. Rev. Richnld 7 155. 161 Vitilow. Mrs. Mullie 7 219 Vugcl. C. William 7 1+4 Weichert. Charles K. 7 286 Westernmnn. Fred E. 7 109 WilImI. Kenneth 7 286 Wright. Alan 7 284 Scabbard and made 7 175 Scarab 7 133 Secondary Elcmentary Club 7 131 Senior Class OfEcera 7 137 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 216. 217 Sigma Alvha IUIJ 7 218. 219 Sizmn Chi 7 220. 221 Sigma Delta Tau 7 191 Sigma P111 Epsilnn 7 222. 223 Sigma Sigma 7106. 107 Sncial Board 7 1-15 SocicIy fm- the Advancement of Management 7 132 Sociely of Automotive Engineers 7 134 Saphomor: Class OFFICEI'S 7 136 Sophos 7 108 Student Council 7 138. 139 Student Directory 7 153 Student NurI-es Organizatiun - 131 Student Religious Council 7 155 Swimming Team 7 263 Tau Beta Pi 7 109 Tau Beta Sigma 7 166 Teachers College Tribunal 7 143 Tennis Team 7 265 Theta Chi 7 22-1. 225 Theta Phi Alnhn 7 192 Track Team 7 266 Triangle 7 226, 227 Trimmn - 229 Ulcx 7 1111 Union Board 7 NH Wesley Foundation 7 159 Westminster Foundation 7 161 anen's Athletic Associminn 7 272. 273 WresIlinIz Team 7 267 Yum : Men's Christian Assnciation 7162 Yuum: Women's Christian Association 7 163 Zara Tan 1111th 7193 STUDENT INDEX .1bbuLl.Gleny5-.11AJS.1811. 212 A.bboll Linda 1 13 7 Abalon. J1m1 179. 215 Aukenlmuacr. Alan 1 .211 Adams. Allan 1 157. 177. 21111 Adams.1umcs 1169. 1711. 212. 311 Adams. Nancy 1 235 711141115. Nurman 1 129 Adams. Paul 1 165 111141113. Willmm 1 223 Addison. Harry 1 179. 211. 3H2 Adkins. Carroll1 3211 Adler. Manorie 1122. 182. 272 Agin. Burma 1 18-1 Anoslim. Philip 1 225 Ainsuunh. Joan 1157. 169 Ainswnnll. Sue 1 139 Aitkcn. Nulm 1 H6, 151. 197 Akin.Bill1lOS.138.172. 179.207 AIbcrs. 1 er 1311 Albcrs. Louis 1 303 Albiuz. Louis 1 125 Albright, Donald 1- 320 Alex. James 1 302 Alexander. Mary Ann 1 113. 114. 135. 142.175.1319 Alexander. Timothy 1 175. 230 Alexander. William 117-1, 214 A1KYI'E.JIIH1ES 1165. 203 AUen. Dennis 1 177 A11:n..121mes 1 302 Allen.Knl1Iy 1 184 Allen. Susie 118-1 Alley. P:1ul1 174 Al1ison.Palu11 Z96 Allman. Tom 1 135. 14-1. 154. 179. 2.7.7 Altemeicr. Ann 1 188 Attcmu. Mury 1 193 Alter. Nathan 1 112 Althnuscn.1rcnc 1193. 233 Altmnnn, Donna 1 183 Amann. James 1303 Anngnnsmn. Linda 1 169 Andersnn. Craig 1 199 Andcrson. Gayle 1 133 Andersen. Jim 1 125. 302 Anderson. Mable 1 186 Anderson. Peter 1 176. 177 Anderson. Russell 1 3113 Andree. Bruce 1138. H1. 227 Andrescn. Juyce 1 166. 235 Anl'ulecki. Edward 1 160 Annavedder, Edwin 1165 Amman. Donald -- 227 Anson. Dave 1 20721 Anspnch. James 1 instaet1.DIck 1 917.2107. 113. 223. 302 Arabia. Donna 1 181 Arbngast. Thomas 1 231 Argeros. Katherine 1 135. 234. 235 Arlnh. Norman 1 1111. 311 Arlia. Peter 1 303 Armbrusler. Blary Ann 1303 Armor. Ron 1 225. 303 Armour. Jim 1 116 Armstrong. Jack 1 303 Am. Fred 1 199 Arnold. Ann 1188 Arnold. Linda 1 293 Arnold. Lynn A 1132.303 Arnold, Lynn 5.1187. 3118 Arthur, Hnward 119-1 Ashcraft.Arn01d 1 298 Ashdnwn Rnna1d1117 205 i1shead.Fred 1 194 Aspinall. Brian - 303 Astbury. Anhur 1 217 Astmchan. David 1 201 Atkins. Forest 1 133 Atkinson. Judy 1 298 Aue. Ronald 1 298 Aufuldish. Nancy 1 188 Nukcnnmn. Donald 1 130 Ault, Dun 1199 Austin. Frank 1 211. 296 Austin. Ronald 1174 Austin. Stephen 1 104. 115. 179. 223 Austinz. Judy 1118 Auslinsc. L0131 104. 308 Avcrbcck. W. T. 1 303 Aylor. Jerry 1 231 Azhcll..1:1me5 1109. 311 2 B 2 Eachmnn, Vernon 1 123. 303 Bnrhmann. Gayle 1 30,1 1.1.1L1i3L1llil11tl'. Adclu 1 62. 1'22 UnLkus. Lury -- 2.25 Bnduu. Nulhun 1 2111 Baduluy. Kulmnl 1 ZUS Bauuulur. 111111 2.10 Bachnur. Ruben 1 .117 UJIICY. Alan 1 223 154mm. Debbie 1 136 Baker. 111110111 1 207 Maker. Helen 1 2911 11;;1itf..10hn 1 221 11.1k1'r. thh 1177. 223 linker. VVInslow 1 2U7 B:111.11-1.1ri1yn 1 1143. 311:1 Bull.11auy 1160 1i:111:1r11.1;1nc 1 235 Bnluw. Frank 1 20-1 15.111711.Art11ur 1120 Bamberk. John 1 212 Bnmmcrhn.Jul1n1 223 Hankm'akis. 101111- 165 112111113. Barbara 1 131. 232 Barber. Mary 1 SUS Bnrc. Arlctl.11 317 Burg. Jnscvh 1 2911 Burn. 11112-1 Bnrket. Mike 1 207 Bnrker. Taylor 1- 149.2117 Barnard. John 1 298 Human 1115111 11+. 18-1 Bum . Mark 1 303 Burr. David 1120.200 Barrett. Dan 1 207. 303 Barrett, 11111-1 221 Barron. Norman 1 316 nnnh. Dan 11911 Bunh. Dan 11915 Burth..1:1nctn 1184 3111-111. Richard 1 311 Bar1hulomew.Carule 1 159 Hurlul, .Iuliu 1199 Barton. Chris 1 203 Barton, Elaine 1 303 Rnshark. 1.:1111'119-1 11:155. Sttnhcn 1117 antnn.Janct1165.183 Battersnn. Nancy 1 1131 Bauer Arthur 1119 Bauer.Carl1123.165.175.3113 Bauer. Turn 1 20 Bnuerlz. Pat 1134 Baumxanncr. Nichulas 1317 Buvely. Hanlin 1179.195 B11Vrer.Sa11y1135 Firm. Fred 1195 Bayer. Loraine 1170. 181. 303 Beamer. Virginia 131 Bear, Carol 1 293 Beard. Jim 1 22-1. 303 Bcard.1.arcttn 1 235 Becker. Gerry 1 131 Beckn. Jun 1 211 Becker. Roland 1 320 Beckhouse. Thomas 1 200 36811:. David 1 207. 223 Ben's. Estella 1 298 Bez1:y.Bob 1128. 216 Bczovich. Evelyn 1127.234. 235 Baht Carol 1 298 Behrendt. Richard 1 317 Behr1e Brenda 1193 Beilharz. Tc ! 1 21-1- Belcher. Gary 1 198 Bell.1cnny1169.178.137 Bell. Jim 1199 Bell. Judy 1 217 Bell. Thomas 1 124. 298 Bell. WiHinm 1315 Benham. Donald 1 311 Benhnm. Joan 1138 Benington. Jack 1 197 Benjamin. Helen 1 191 Bennett. Beverly 1182 Brnnett. Donald 1197 Bennett. James 1 311. Bennett. Patricia 1 99. 159. 319 Bennett. Snmgrare 1135. 1511. 191 Bentz. W111iarn 1 216 Benz. Doug 1 214 Beran.D:1Vid 1 298 Berberich. Barbara 1 303 Beresford. Pat1131.151 Bereskin. Carmen 1 131 Berger. Norman 1 7.05 Bergield. Rich 1 101. 109. 119. 230. Eerghnuscn. Alfred 1 295 Bcrgmann. Paul 1 212 Ucrgsmmk. 1311 - 208 ' Hcrgalun. M. 15. 1126.311 Berks. Dick 1 126. 224 Hcrlagu. Vumr 1303 Bcruubci. Joscnh 1 156 Bernstein. Barnard 1 293 Hernsmn Gary 1 201 Ber;1slcin.Lluyd 1 21111 Bernstein. Sylwu 11 Buru:uL.Cqu11: 1 165.1167. 1911 Bcrry.J:1Lk 1195 Berry. 117111131111 316 Burtc. Neal 1 108. 111. 115. 151. 156. 170. 216 Berlr..1n1 I11 iurch 111615.175 Bern .3111 anid 1 211 3651 Luis 1182 Belts. P1111135 Bull, Elaine 1139 Bclz. John 1 71. 130. 205 Bevcr.Ju1ic 11.56.158.165 Bcvinzton. luck 1 159. 230 Beyer. Hal1116 Bickcr. Flavian 1 316 Biddle. Robert 1 174- Biddlcmcycr. R. 31.1 203 Bldlingmeyer. Dutlie 1 111 Ember. Rusemary - 112. 114. 127. 138. 143. 146 Bludtnkupn. Juhn 1 159 Bicdcnkapn. PEEK! 1 127. 159 Bicdingcr. RJEthrd 11112. 296 Biclrr. Joann: 1 133 Biernmn. Lucky 1 138. 142. 144. 192. 319 Ba'gler. Kenneth 1 311 BIHIDES. Shirley. 151. 136 Billz. Chnrlcs 1317 Binder. George 1303 1311111cr. 31:10 Ana 1 189 Binsladt. Cara! 1 193 B1I'IZEI'. Thomas 1 176. 177 Birkhohl, Sheldon 1 223 BischnH. Rita Ann 1 124. 2911 151511017. DullDH 1116 Bis1mp..1im 1 298 Bishop. Peggy 1 193 Bishop. Sunny 1119 Black. Carolyu1165 Black. Darwin 1 120 Black. William 1109. 154. 227. 311 Blackburn. Brut: 1 102 Blackburn. Judy 1131.133 Blajn. Jerry 1125 Blair Caryl1188.303 Blair Tum 1128 215. 303 Blakc. Tom 1 108.111.115. 155. 216 Blanchard. D. R. 1102.104.133 B1andford. John 1 230 Blanfurd. 131111177 Blankenship. I. E. 1 177 Blascavich. B. 1 221 Manet. Terry 1 211 Blaufuss. Bob 1 159 Elecher. Gary 1 193 Blcdsoc. Fred 1 311 Bleicr. Barb 1308 Blersch. Jnyce 1 3113 Blesi. Hanna 1 165. 167 Blincne. Alan 1115. 170. 216 Blitzcr. Darry11 219 Blood. Dick 1 227 Blusscr. Denver 1 311 Bluestone. Gordon 1 219 311.151. Julius 1 308 Back. Penny 1 190 Bockdmnn. Li1lian 1 308 Burkhurst. Jan: - 181 Bocock. Joan 1 104. 198 Boda. Frank 1 105. 121. 129. 134. 311 Eudenhcimcr. Nancy 1 159. 182. 235 Bodnar. Robert 1 303 Bocbinzcr. Dianne 1181 Bochm. John 1 230 Bnering. Jenny 1183 130111. Barbara 1192. 308 Bn1an. Barbara 1192 1301111211. Vivian 1319 Bounuer. Glen 1 165 Bo1ino. Ralph 1 2113 8111125. Betsy 1113.135 Bummer. Jane 1 154- BumhnH. Barb 1135. 161. 139. 232 Bone. Chuck 1207 Buokman..1c111n 1 298 Booth. Charles - 233. 311 Borchcrding. Thomas 1 208 Bordas. Ed 1 303 Harden. David 1 207. 311 m j: m 1'in x Xx: 11 gm . '. x A familiar and reassuring slogan FAMILIAR,..because I'i has appeared in thausands of the country's anesf year- book: for tbe past buff century. Russunmaubecause those years of speciaIized experience bring campfefe service, outstanding quality and de- pendable defiut'ry to the yearbook sings with whom we work 4,. JAHN a: OLLIER ENCRAVING C0. SIT W. Washington Blvd Chicago 7, Illinois Burkmxaki. quid 1212 Burn. Lu111 159. 222 Burn. 11111111111111 197 Buruumun. Chm: 1 22.1. 311 13115111. 112m 1 189 BU:1.UII.1'J1 1127. 113.3011 Buauell. W1111.1m 1 1311 Bmlmell. JuyLe 1111.170.188 Buuum. Emmy 1.17111 193 Buurdcuux. Rubcrl 1 126. .3911 Buusnuux. Dcnla 1 1911 15011.11ntric1111 113. 1-19. 139 Buu'en. Bcnmc 1 23-1 Bowen. Duve- 110. 296 15011111. K111191011 1 111'! Howersux, Dmnc 1 193 130111111111. K11IEI11 3.11 linwman. Mike 1 .117 110111111111. Patricia 1 229 Boyd. D1111 1111. 21-1 Boyd. Jerry 1 215 Buye. 111111.1111 1 317 BuyIc.D11vid 1517 Bruckmnn. 11.1r13111'11 1 190 Bradley. German 1 220 firufford. Charles 1 2U7 Brandenburg. Daniel1 311 Brandmdyer. Hub 1 23-1 Brandls. Dummy 1 1U2 Hralngun. Waller 1 .111 Brunnuck. Tum 1 220 Brnun. Jerry 1128 Hmun. chluru 1 127 Bran Judy 1 295 Bmvernmu. Julius 1 293 Bruun. Herbert 1 .111 Bray, '1115111 19.1 HIEEhCI. 1101111111 1 2.311 13rccou11l. 13.11111 1 317 Brccuum. Joyce 1155.160.192 11rc111ca.Fred - 11 Brencubnuh, 111111 171,31. 149 Brenlzer. K. :11. 1 215 Brennemnnn. Evc1y111137. 1-1-3. SZU Brent. Eduard 1179. 199. 303 Brethnurr. Guns 1 227 Bretz. Clmrlcs 1 161 Brill. 111.1111 Ann 1153. 1711.181 Brinkar. Caml 1 192 Brlnkley.1ack 1 lll7. 2113. 303 Bristow. Deborah 1 146. 152. 296 Britten. 31111 1.32.199. 303 Britten. Charles 1 211 Brock..1udy 1170.135 Brotknmnn. 1:11111: 1 131. 156. 1119 Jirotkmeyer. Jerry 1 227 llrocksuhmidl. Carol 1 183 11mm. Bob 1 227 anmbauzh. Jnhn 1 101. 119. 2311. 311 Brunstrun. 311111111 193 Brooke. Mnriurie 1 298 Brookhmt. Nick 1 231 Brnokinu. 101111 1 316 Brooks. Shirley 1 193 Bruukshirr. Ph1'11 198 Hrosee. Nndinc1 I61. 180. 1112 Brussart. John 1 3211 Brother. Frances 1 124. 112. 181. 3113 Bmunley. Dave 1115,2211. 293 Brown. Barb 1 1.3-1. 193 Brown. Cliffurd 1 154 Brown, David -- 1115, 121. 126, 311 Brown. Elaine 1 108 Brown. Glen 1114. 179. 193. 227 Brown..1;1mes 1 211 Bmwn.Jm1ns 1 239 Ernwn..1udy 1 193 Bmwn.K.1165 Brown.1.nrry 1165. 217 Brown. Roger 1115. 162.170. 214 Brown. RnnnId 1 134 Brawn. 5119 1 11-1. 189 Brown. T01111 11;. 224 Browning. Rob 1169. 303 Brucher. Jack 1 317 Brueh1.Jovre -192 Brueu'er. 1'16an 1 211 Brumleve. Wilson 1 2113 Brums. Edward 1 121 Brun1nz.Km 1113. 1711. 224 Brunner. Kay 1111-1. 3113 Bruns. Edward 1101.1119312 Rruns. Norbert 1 312 Brush .1. V. 1 2114- Bry1nt.Don-31Z Brawn. Barbara 1 137. 145. 1113. 292.2 Bryant. Nancy 1 99.112.188. 232. 319 Buccmre. Robert 1 2113 1111:'11.11111n. 51131:: 1181 1111.11.111.111. 5111' 11.35 1111;11c1.J.IL1-$1 111.1 1111:111-11, Ku1111ul111 3118 11111111111111.C1111111'J. 15-1 11111.11111.111. 1:11-10 1 3110 11111111101 Kulhnn 1 911. 113. 111. 1.1.5. 1-1'1. 119. 1111. 1'10. 111.1 lhrgklry. 11.111mrvl1 13.3 Huilmk. A1111: 1177 11111111111. 1111111 2.15 1111111i11ur. Ann 1192 Humillur. 1 r1lxlu1's 1 I73. 192. 308 11111111y.Hu1:11- 27 Bunncll. 11111111115. 215 111111111. L'mmic 1 1.152 1111r11c11c.J1m1 195 Hummus. KEI11119.157 Burkhnrt. ioscnh 1 312 15111119 Dick 1 191$ Burku. Kuthiu 1 18-1 lurkclt. Elmunc 1116. 1611 JP-mkctl. Ruhrn 1 203 11111115. 1.111105 1 303 11mm jury 1119. 2115 11L11m,.1nl1n 1 211 B11rt.Lm1cll1169.23l1 Burr, Ray 1 211 Hutton. Larry 116$ Husemvr. Carol 1 193 Buah. .111111 194 B11511. Muriel 11.32 311511 :11. Glen 1 2115 Butcher. Dan 1 2311 Butler. Mary 1 296 1111115. Gary 1 2.11 Butz. Brrnurd 1 17-1 Byrne, Luna. 1 312 11yr1135..11111e 1192 2 c 2 Cnh111l.Dunal111171.2311 Cahill. Lynne 1111-1- C'Iln Jerry 1 203 Calhou11.f11:1rv 1186 Cnlk. Dick 1125 Cal1..11:rry 1308 C1111'411un. Nc1w11-12-1-. 298 Camp. C11r01y111 149. 161 Cunmhcll. 1111171112 1 192 Canuphr11.Drhnmh 11136 Cnnmhcll.Jr111n 1159.177 Campbell. Marci 1 152. 172. 1811. 192, 299. 293 Camvhel1.1111111y 1 169. 1113. 235 Canary. Dave 1137. 2911. 299 C:1ntcr.Jean 1127. 215 C;tnter.11111173.193 C11plin.H:1nev 1113 Cnnrimt1.L11'ry 1 230 Canton. Cnr11 231 Carey. N0r111181 C:1rncs. Kc1111 1 131 Carpenter. D1111 1 203 Carr. Rnhrrt 1 3113 C:1rm11.A1'1hy 1 1711. 135 Cnrsnn. Terry 1 199 01151711. Tom 1 229 Cnrlcr. Art 1 2117 Carter. Jim 1 215 Cnsehnlr. Hugh 1 231 Cnsncr.Cnm11122. 135. 1911 Cass. Geornmnn 1169. 191 Cnssini. Deanne 1 192 Cnstellurci. Paula 1121 Castro. Jn11n 1 215 Canon. Dnvirl1 157 Crprrich.VVil1iam 1 2011 Chadwcll. Cheres 1177 Chamherlnin. W. H. 1 17-1 Chambers. 1'1'1rn1r1 1 19-1 Chang. Cedric 1296 C11nnin. Kwreu1 169. 235 C1111v1ey. Thnmas 1 1912 Chanman. Bob 1104. 193. 2211 C11c5111re.Jean 1 193 Cheslev.St-1n1ev 1 316 1311151101111. 71m 1 22.1 C1101 Kn 1n: Sik 1 179. 2011 Chnknms.Thvm1s 111315 Chnlak. 1331111 219 Ciwncinlo. Frank 1317 Circiari, Nnalr 1312 Claaretl. 1111c1'1ue1 1115. 210 C1nrk. Carolyn 1153 C1qu.C1ardinia 1127 C1nr1c.H.1IiS Clark. Jerry 1 169 C1nrk.JD11n 1169. 203. 3113 STUDENT INDEX Clark. June 1 95. 102. 111. 163. 170.178.1111 Clark. 111111011 1 312 L1.Irk.1km,vt-r 1 1111 L111, J1111111.c 11311. 3118 C1.11'lu:1.k111111 Z99 Clem. 111111114: 1 19-1 L'lrmmum. D1111 1 1112 Cluw11ucr.Jul1n1 231 C111rc,1i1clyn1178.193 Cluuun. 5111.1 1165. 106. 183 LIOKIHII, 11011131.:11 115-1 Cnhun, 11111.1'1 191 Cuheu. Bc1111111 191 Cuhcn.11crbcrt1 219 C11111urn..11:11:uic 111111 Cltlc.1iyruvl1317 Culc. CHIC. Cult. 10-11... Barbur111 299 Culller. Gunny: 1 165.177 C11111nx.1.'m1111e 1 136. 185 C1111ins..1nc 1110 Collins. 1111111303 01111115. Ron 1 220 Comer. Jamcs 1- 176 Comer. Judy 1189 Cunard. S11211a 1 62. 173. 132 L'umlormli:, Cnncmnrlinos - 317 C1111m'11.L'11uck 1 22.1 Cunnclly. Tim -- 111. 167. 173. 207. 228 Cnnner. Sundv 1 159 Conuver..111dy - 193 Cmnad. Sheila 1 178 Convert. Alice 1 159 Conway. Bruce 1 176 Cunk. D. C. 1 2113. 303 Cunk..1;1mts 1132. 303 Couk.K.1thy 1 303 Cuok.Pau1-1119. 312 Couk. Pelt 1 158 C1mk.Phyllis 1 1131 Cook. Wayne 1 165 Cunkc. Gilbcrt 1 133 Casper. Don - 201 Cnnm-r. G1cn 1 1114. 115. 162. 223 Coopcrmnn, 1.1-11'151 303 Cornelius. Darrel 1 208 Cornelius. Sue 1189 Cornett. 132151: 1187. 296 Cnrnetr. GIenn 1 203 Cnrrell. Larry 1 211 Cars. 1.95112 1 316 Coruin. Doug.r 1 165 Cosby.Cunn1e 1167. 3113 Costwve. Jerry 1 224 Cnsler. Ron 1 217 Cotton, Dun 112$ Cnltun.1rvin 1174 Cox. Dnn1e11197 Cnx. David 1119 Cnx.J:vn1cc 11112 Cnyle,Ru1Jert1 2113. 296 Cny1e. Sylvia 1185 Crwav. Pam 1188 Crniz. Donakl 1125 Cram. Turn 1 2118 Cramcr. Ronald 1- 177 Crnnd'lll. Bob 1198 CrnndnH. Sally 1188 Crauder. Karen 1169. 172. 189 Crawford. John 1 214 Crawfnrd. Ken 1 312 Creazhwd. Cynthia 11911 Crisn1.R1r11nrd -w199n 1r1nenden 1:1er 11 Crossmnn.Richard1160.174 Cruw.1'1rrv 117 Cruze. Chet 1 299 Cummins Harrie! 1 I78 Cunmnl'hnm 111ninc 1 1013341111711. 204 C11n1'11'n0'111m. Can'1197. 230 Cllnnv'mzhnm. Rnhcrt 1 317 Cunn12n'hr-m. 831111 1181 Curr11.Fni.11183 Currens. xx'endv 1 1114 Curry. Herh 1 199 Curry.Ric11.'1r1'1 1 214 Curtis. 111:1r11yn 1157. 229 Cnrt15.1113x 1 214 Cnrtsinzer. Ann 1 37. 1114. 127. 166. 132. 3113 Curtcintzer. Robert1 165 Cushman. Nanty 1 184. 308 Cusick. Mnriannn 1189. 303 1fV717 i221! And may all your fondesl hopes and ambitions come hue 3 THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY GOOD LUCK, BEARCATS! For Cincinnati's BRIGHTEST radio entertainment PACESETTER news and sports 24- hours a day S AY TUNED to the Big New WSAII 12755 i 1380 on any W RADIO DIAL Cmtur. Juhn 1 317 Cuulmll. Hudson 1 172 Dnjler. Thomas 1 212 131111911. 111111 216 D.11c. Nancy 1 1211. 3118 Dal1.D.1wd 1 317 D:111011.W'illi11m 1 .317 Damon. Ann 1178. 190 Dnmun. Craig 1 13.1, 296 Dnmels. Edward 1 203 D.1nieIs.Run1111 1.1113 Dnnner. Carul1 111-.1 127. 303 Dansbeny. T. 116. D1115by.1 r.1nces 1 11-1 D111tigcr.Hnrry 1 299 D11ub.Geurgie 1 1111 Dzlum. Gerry 1 181 Davidson. Bob - 165 Davis. Hernia 1 17+. 19-1 Davis. .1011111 10;. 1.11. 153. 208 D1115. Judy 11131 Davis. Lawrence 1 .319 D.'1w1s.NI:1m1e 1186 .Mlke1117.23ll .Ralph 1303 .Rubert 1 3113 .Ruth 1143.339 , b11111y 1113.233 Duns. Thomas 1 299 Deum. James 1 3.111 Dean. Arx'ella 11116 Denrworth. 111111 317, 399 Danton. Walter 1 2.11 Dchnrd. Jack 1 303 Drfhunner. Bob 1 312 Drtk. Howard 1 119 Deckel. Diune 1 2.35 Deddenb. Bub 1115. 170. 216 Dccm. Kcnnelh1 195 Dccr.Ju11nll:1 1 153 Dsusr. Stephen. 2117 Dc1l5111.Fr:1111-t 1131. 303 Dcnzcr. B1111 16H DD 1.11 Vega. GuiHermn 1 I20 Dcl Cruise. Jerry -- 103. 396 Dell. Dun 1115.171J.170. 22-1 Dell. Elhel 1 1.13. 3.15 Dcllcr.T11omas 1 212 DCHS. Juhn 1 205 Dulmm. Dean: 1 192 D6111ukes.Cl1riS1 1-13. 1-19. 1f19 17:11 Irtini. 15.11111 1 1-12. 333. 319 Dcniu. James 1 .71. ! Dcntnn Bll11191.330 Dcsch. Herb 1111.141. 216 DcSpain. S1Il,v 1134- 171111211. Derek 1 211 Dcimcrinl. Mama 1 188 Dcvfnc. Craig 1 20-4- Dm'im. Anne 11811 Dcvore. Jackie 1 13-1 Dmrbcrry. Kenndh 1- 133. 3311 Dc11cy.Jn11111103. 133 Dcyc. Juhn 1134.227 Dcyhle. Devan 1 194 Dial. Clyde 1 23.7 Dihuu 511i. Jim 1 225 Dirkcnsheels. 1:111:11 335 Dik'knmn. Donald 1 167. 296 Dicrkimz. 1719111 315 D1L'lz.1V.11t- 20$ Dinmnd. Keith 1 .316 Dine. 111134115 1 191 Dli'illn. Tcrcw 1 133 Diltrirh. Cristi? 1173. 133 Dixnn. 7111111191 Dixon. Larry 1- 133. 320 Dnnne. Rubtrl 1 399 Dobell. Harry 1 311 1301.111. Kath: 1 60. 111. 114. 193 Dales. Gary 1 31-1 Dnll.1.cn 1312 Donahue. Gary 1 1111. 31-15 Dnnnlll. Dcnni; 1 165. 166 Dmmhuo. Donovan 1 303 Donovan. Ann 1 1111.193 Ummv: ,1..1rry 1 .313. 303 Dnrfmdn. 7111113. 319. .330 Dnrnhusch. Arthur 1 299 Dnsher, Humane 1161;. 167.130.3118 Dulsnn.Errnll1129, 156. 158 Dntson..1nne 1 171 Duty. lamb 1 211-1 Dmmlns. Audrey 1 180 Dmmhls. Bruce 1 103 Douglas. Davhvnt 1 186 Dunnins, 1,111.1: 1 296 Dmvney. Jumus 1 177. 195 STUDENT INDEX Doyle. Jerry 1125 U11ylc.L11:ry 1 220 Ur.1gu1.1J11u1-31.7 Dmgul. Sum 1 219 Drnke. Nancy 1 235 Drnamn. Kunald 1 317 Dmyaun. Dunne 1 11-1. 135. 136. 170. 188 Uranus. Alnrlene 1 151, 305 Dreyer. Rudu19111 102. 111-1. 133 Drascnll. 01111611 101. 165.166 Drincoll. '1'01111 15-1. 203 Druhun. Judy 1 165.167. 1115 Drum. 311111.111 1 296 Duhm. Alan 1 109. 312 Duhuuue. Oru Lee 1 165. 193 Duderstndt. Rnnnld 1 174. 175. 303 Duchber. W11111m -19S Duermll Bub 1179 Ducmh. Bernard 1 133 DLxll11cY.RUL'.CT - 179. 227. 312 Dullum.C1lur1Es 1128 Duncan. Grzn1l1 317 Dunlmun. Ruben 1 312 Dunn. Jumzs 1 303 Dunnmglun. Dunald 1 2117 Dunsker. 518M art 1 .118 Durbln. A1111 1 99. 319 Dultun. Dave 1 156. 208 Dutz. Christlne 1 299 Duvnl. Daniel 1 299 Durrli. 3131813111 190 Dyer. Cmdy - 131 Dykcs, Ronald 1 303 Dysurt. James 1 17-1. 175 Enkm. 15111111111 318 Earle. Kenneth 1 THIS 1311511111. Keith 1 1-19. 203 E1151u11.CarulJane 1 187 1111111511. Dick 11-19. 203 libel. Judy 1114.135.163.170 Eby. 131111111 1 296 Eby. Juhn 1 312 Eckel. Edward 1 299 Egur. Ken 1 21M- 13111111111. John 1 20-1 Eirkel. 101111 1165. 195 Eisclelln. Mary 1- 98. 1112. 111, 163. S 5 EiSEIIJIL'hEI'. Carol1 189 Eisensmt. Machacl1 219 Ewut. E. 1165 Eltilynski Theodore 1 30 E1195. 1101191112109. 120.4.333 312 E1111m.C:111-1 1.111an. P1Encm21n.165 167.135 1111 . D0111 1113. 395 151113. Judy 1193 E1115. Tom 1- 21-1 E11is.Vel1.1 1 309 Elliston. Haney 1 102. 181. 296 Ehuurc. Dan 1 222. 223 Eiuwre. Rod 1 317 Eln. Dennis 1 21 S E1511:r.17. 15.1 215 Elton. Maurice 1171 lluuud Carol1 272 FIu11udJunc-183.304 Elv. L11u1r11 1 223 Emcnnn. Carl 1 1211 Emmert. Richard 1174. 175 Enucl. Jnienh 1109.312 E11221. Judy 1193 E11251 Stephen - 220 E111:r-111.111.Ruth 1182.223 Ermelmnnn. Richard 1 109 English. Jerome 1312 1311:51th1. Thmnns 1 125. 320 Ennckjnz. Frank 1 296 111111-11. '1'0111-1 3118 EI'DCl'SUl'I. 1301111111 1 .104 Eruth. Charles 1114. 227 Er1n1a11.Jn11n 1 312 Ericksnn. Dennis 1 208 Ernst. Richard 1109. 313 Esncl:u:e..1ark 1 160 Eslcnn. Gcr11d1126. 312 liner. Adn 116$ Evans. Bruce 1 217 Evans. Frank 1 174 Ev:1ns.10hn 1 203 Evans. Lettic 1 186 Evcrs. 11.1. F. 1 21; 1511-1111:. Samuel 1 230 Eythcl. Bill 1 220 2 F .. Fahhro. Lawrence 1 212 Faber. Barry 1 219 STUDENT INDEX 1:111IIICIIJCI', Theodore 1- 176 lI'ullIs.U11ve 1 217 Faltzw. Blunt: 1 160 17.111516. Sonyn 1 165 Furley.Doug1ns 1 220 r811. D0111 212. 296 Faust. Sandra 1 135. 155. 1511. 191. 319 1 - . C.1ml1190. 299 I7 m G:Iry1 221 I I CIIthusII 13:11-111169 ' 111111131 -- 317 1: ft. D. D. - 20.1. 299 FL-Hur. HurriL'L 1 189 171:1ch1. llumInl 1 318 Fc-Ilinfitr. Dale 1 11.19 FclliIIm-I'. Dean 1 199 Fulluuck. Duvc -1 159. 233 FcILIs.J:1mL-s 1313 Fells. .IL'IIIIy 1135 F5112. RubCrt1 2311 Fruslcrmncher. Richard 1 21-1 Fcrrcr. TIIuInus 1 203 FCII'IS. IIarry 1316 FCflIh. Thunuls 1 325 Feaslcr.11011 1 75.115. 2.33 Fcttip. Tad 1 205 Fey..1mry1103.115.138.140 Fey. Porgy 111-1. l89 FinIa. EIIIIIIE 1156. 151170.173, 111.1. 319 F1n11'n.C:Iml1191 Firke. Marion 1 309 F1?Dr1111.JOSCDI1 130-1 Flelmnn. Robert 1171 File. James 1 .112 Flllmnre. J 1mm 130-1 F1nc11. ISIII1125 1-1111;11.1iubbie 1 191! 309 Findley. Curtis 1 227 Fink. KureII-1 309 Fink. Toby 1 981.111.1319. 178. 1'91. 292. 299 Fiukc. A. W. 1 312 Finkelmeicr. Phyllis 1 98. 1-16. 151. 173. 130. 13-1. .390. 291.1 1 IIII1 Roger - IIU 30-1 Finn. Ronald 1 201 Finrclh. Frank 1 225 Escher. Albert 1 313 Fischer. Carl 1 299 Fischer. E1r11167. 208 FIscher. RuherI1 1.25 316 Fischer.T.C..111.115.133.110. 1-19 130. 21-1. 295. 299 FisLIus. 111.1an 1 223. 299 FISIIhum. Pat 11-11. 3011 FlslIer. Barbara 1193 Fisher. Diane 1 157 FIDIIEI'. E11i0t1 219 Fisher. Jim 1 207 Fisher. Sam 1 105. 211-1 Fis1ler.$teve 110.113.123.112 Files. Larry 1 296 171th L1. Arlen: 1160 Fitzre. d.D:IIIiE11 212, 22-1 FIEZLEHIILI. Scott 1 165 Flalg .1: Imcs -- 312 Flamm. Donald 11113. 111.115.2311 Flamm. Jeanne 1127.188 Flandcrs. David 1 169 Flasch. Nancy 1 118 F1cckcnstein. Kathryn 1 155. 156. 1'19. 319 F1951. C.1 227 11cmi1m.F10rence 1 299 FlenIirIu.Pau11 211R 1711:1c11er.111Iary 11811 Fleetker. Louis 1 312 Flory. Dun 1176. 216 Flowers. Barry 1 304 Focht Stephen 1 160. 17-1 F0211. Darre111 316 Fogarty. Thomas 1 31 Fuulasong. N'anilyn 1142. .155. 159 Fuzlia, Silvinn 1 130 Foley. Richard 1105.121.205 Foley, Topper 1 2115 Folk. Sandra 1139 Fnlkrrth. Alice 1 181 17017.. Betsy 1188. 309 Fonts. Vince 1126, 296 Forbea. Fred 1 296 Parker Margaret 1 309 Fnrman. V win 1 309 Furnev.1'ntricia 1 313 Forrester. Bruce 1 125 Furshem. Bruce 1 216 Fnster. James 1304 1111:.11-1. 'I'IIUIIIua 1 .316 13111117. 11I1.'.IIJI'.I 11.13. 103.107.1327 131mg. Aqu 1 3.30 l'lplmwulua. JuIIIcs 1 220 lux. 1111101132 ' .1 cu 1 201 Mann Lu: 1 229 1111.1. :11I11rl1 105. 3111 11'I'.11ly..lmry 1 .2311 - IIL'. 5.1113; 1190 3 1kl1I1. Licurge 1 139 111112001111 195 1111114. Run 1 501 1 -1 IILUIIL'.111IIIIK 1 .235 111 1:1: 11'r1mn 1 117 .304 Imucr. 1.11nm13211 r11'LICFIL1x...1 1105 I'I' 11. BII.II11 1115. 121 mun. HI111 1911 l cmmn. Elmunu1 230 FrucIIIIIII. Harold 1 .110 Frcuumn. Jerrv 1 117.113 Frucmun. Louis 1 10.11.117.179. 219 1-'I1'CII111I1. 5:1r.11: 1 169 FI'tIIICII. 111111 1 172 Frci111I1'L-r.Arnu 1 311.1. 299 I7rcnc11..11111v 1 1811 Frem'h. RIIMCII 1 199 1'11'PUIIPIIIWCIL' Curule 1 1111. 190 PrcutIenhI-ILIU. VVIIImm 1 1112. 233 13:,rm Rnherl1125.30-1 Eleven 1 199 .1:. 1.61.1 111311.299 k. 11011 1 311 FIIckcr. .1011 110. 30-1 FrIL'.IIl Joseph 1 23!! Friedman. Roslyn 1 399 13ritlsu11.11'1115nm1 10-1 1111010713110111.111.211.3111 Frnhlnan. Dm'III -- 216 Frnst.JIIII1159. 191 FIV. AIJII153.1II1.167.190. 1115 Fry. Roper 1 3118 Fry. Steve 1 316 Frye. Rnth1-7Z99 1rvc-r.Al 1 22 FLI9I11P5.C:ITIIIL-1I7I11R-1 FllL'Iknu'rl. E1111 :ml 1 160. 17-1- FuldneLW'iHizun1 207 FLIIIC. DPnny 1 217 1 1lller..1udy 1193 I:ui!cr.1l1'illinn1 1 312 f Cnbrich. Curv 1 -12 0.1117101. Alfred 1 211 G1111d15. DrmnlLJ1 .116 6111111510. 111. .1.11l12.1-111,170,1SS G'Iefc. Marv Kay 11619 CHITIIL-V.E11mun11 1 .1111 GIIIIIIN. Jim 1159.109. 1110 c.llinsky. Nnrm 1 219 GnII. .1113! 1193 Gnllmrny.1111111111111 221. 30-1 Gnu. Ruben - 219 Ganim. Joya: 1 114. 131'. 113. 146. 1 . 181 Gmmrc. CharIes 1 12-1, 299 Card. Judy 1159.335 Gardner, MzIry Hclcn 1 190 Garclnrr. Safly 1 19.3 Garf1r1d.11'l'.5.1ll4 Gnrlnnd. 1Vi111mn1312 C..11rrit.nn. .III 204 Garrison. Joseph 1 231 Garrison. Larry 1165.166 Cnslw. Joseph 1 312 CIISDECII. Keith 111.11 Gates. W1111nm 1 231.1 GnyIInrt. Edward 1 I112 Gaynor.JI111159 189 Gaynor. Joseph 1112 Gearing. Ann 1131 Gcbmg. 111chnr111 117. 160 Gears. Dnm-m 1185 Gehres.J.1nice 1 1512. 235 ' Geiger. Guy 1 220 Geiger. Ruth 1 184 G915. Dan 1 227 Gester. chard 1133. 227 Gauze. Diane 1189 Gentil. Laurie 1 296 George. Hank 1 194 George. Linda Mac 1181 Geurzefis. Jnmrs 1 30-1 Genhnrt. Raymond 1 296 GersenFIsh. GIIbert1318 Gersrman. Richard 1 102 Gersrncr. Janice 1 1111 Gervers.Bi111112.119.153.312 W .- PHARMACIES 6106 Hamilton Ava, College Hill KI 10975 5800 Cheviot Road, White Oak WE 1-3900 CINCINNATI'S FINEST DRUG STORES Professional Service to the IMediml Profession KEMPER LANE SPA Dancing every Wed., F110 Sat. Evening Facilities for Fraternity :Ind Sorority Parties and Formals Kemper Lane 5: :VIC1VI111ZU1 Sts. W0 1-6430 STUDENT INDEX Gcrvers. Bob 1 153. 204 Gcssaman. Dan 1 207 Getgey. John -- 316 GeyLer. Joyce 1 161 Gialdini. RIchard 1 296 Gmnuglnu. Constantine 1 316 Gibson. James 1 304 Gaddens. Richard 1 215. 304 GJessler. Hclmul1 230 Gildcmuisler. Walter 1 312 Gillespie. Paul 1 203 Ginsberg. Barry 1 230 Giordano. Ruben 1 105. 121 Gish. Deanne 1189. 319 Gluscuck. Harry 1 230 Glaser. Nlarvin 1 126 Glaser,Robert1317 Glasgow. Linda 1165 Glass. A. H. 1 203 Glass. Ken 1 208 Glassmeyer. T. A. 1125 Glattinz. Jack 1 212 Glazer. Brenda 1 191 Glazer. Elaine 1 169. 191 Glicksbcrg. Kulman 1 179. 219. 304 Goddard. William 1 200 Goetzel. Burma 1 192 00115. Mary Lou 1 229 Gold. Linda 1 191 Goldberg. Dan 1 219 Goldberg. Marilyn 1 299 Goldberger. Ruth 1 158. 191 Guldey. James 1 318 Golding. Marcia 1191 Guldmeyer. Ann 1 185 Goldsmith. Otto 1 201 Goldstein. William 1 295 Golfer. Nancy 1 193 Guudfellow. Ron 1 97 GDDdIinz James 1 204 Gnudman. Bella 1135. 309 Gondman.1rv 1118. 320 Gaodman.Phy11is 1 319 Goodman. Stan 1151. 219. 299 Gordon. Jerry 1 169 Gordon. Randy 1 214 Gordon. Steve 1 219 Gordon. Stuart 1 219 Gordon. Thomas 1 223 Goret. Ronald 1 304 Gnrmley. James - 154. 227 Go . Sharon 1 155 Gould. Jack 1180. 317 Gnyt. Sean - 223 Gradcn. Henry 1 157 Graf. Natalie 1 192 Graf.Rayrnom1 1105. 109. 121. 312 Grafton. Laura 1 63.111.112.114. I70. 206. 207 Grammel. Ronald 1 174. 204 Graves. Bi111107 Graves. Lowell1 304 Gray. William 1 230 Grayson. Lois 1 182 Green. Clarence 1 309 Green. Gary 1 159. 174 Green.13y1113. 179.215 Glaen. .10 Anne 1 I86 Green. Maggie 1 184 Green. Nancy 1 131 Green. Norman 125105.109.121.312 Green.Pnu11 Green. Roger 1 227 Greennwnit. Charles 1 299 Greene. Gordon 1 317 Greene. Mary 11.31.169.309 Greenmnn. Robert 1 227 Greenmnn. Tom 1109. 141. 154. 227. 312 Greer. John 1157 Gram. Georgannc 1122 Greiner James 1312 Grave. Terry 1 212 Gribbc11.Pau11 211 Grieme Sue 1 188. 309 Grier. Jnhn 1 225 Grieshabct. G. J. 1 107 Griess. Jim 1 220 GriH'in. J'ark 1 225. 304 Grithhs. Ric 1108. 111. 180. 207. 228 Grimshnw. Gary 1126. 199 Grinker. Run 1130. 145.167.173. 219 Urng. Mary Lynn 1165. 188. 309 Gmnccski. Gtrald 1141. 227 Groninzer. Dan 1 207 Grooms. Mary Lou 1 309 Gruscup. Louise 1 319 Urnsse. Carol 1 184 Grossheun. Elmer 1 317 Umvcs. Mary 1 232 Grow. 1011111 136. 203 Urubb LIZ 1 190 Grubbs. John 1120. 227 Gruber. Pamela 1 192 Gruemuger. Raymund 1 157 Gudgeon. Carole 1 190. 272 Guetle. Norbert 1 174 GuIle. Roger 1230 Guillet. Dorothy 1149. 165 Guillet. Linda 1 169 Cutting. Judy 1 114. 190 Gwynne. Kenneth 1 304 - H -. Haas. Melvin 1 223 Haas.Rosa1Ie 1 3092 Habegger. Fred 1 21 Habegger. Sue 1 93. 2131. 290. 309 Haberman. William 1 174 Hack. Judy 1160 Hackman. Elizabeth 1 127. 193 Huckman. John 1 22.3 Ha:mmer1c.1im 1 212. 304 HIIIEr. Fred 1151.179.199 HIIanr. DIane 1165 Hafncr. Milly 1 299 Hamburg. Cnr11107. 113. 208 Hagen. John 1 3111 Hagenhoii'. Stanley 1 174. 175 Hagar. John 1 214. 299 Hazner.PhiI1 217 Hahn. Judy 1 309 Hair. Lynn 1165.134 Halaby. Nahidn 1183 Hale. Linda 1190. 309 Halker. William 1312 Hall. John 1 312 Ha11.10y 1193 Hall. Pat 1 299 Hall. R. C. 1175 Hallett. 131111 203 Haman. Bill1 220 Human. William 1 304 Humburg. Patricia -- 191 Hamilton. Marjorie 1 181 Hamlin. Pate 1- 157. 208 Hanlnlclrath. Gale 1 193 Hammer. Tom 1 173. 207 Hammond. Evan 1 316 Hammuns. Judy 1 189 Hamnel. Robert 1 208 Hampton. Janet 1 299 H.Irnpton. 101m 1 215. 309 Hancock. Gary 1 200 Hancock. Pat 1 113 Hanger. Jim 1 230 Hanks. WiIJiam 1 212 Hannah. Barry 1 207 Hansdmunn. A. .1. - 110. 299 Hanson. Carol- 169. 188. 235 Hard. Mike 1 22 3 Hardcrt. Ron 1 161. 299 Hardin. Ed 1 313 Hardy. 101m 1 128. 165. 320 Hardy. Steve 1 230 Hnrc..1eannic 1 189 Harmann. Allen 1115. 170. 223 Harper. Ian W. 1 229 Harrell. James 1 125. 208. 304 Harrington. Thomas 1 317 Harris. John 1162. 179. 227 Harris. Miriam 1187. 299 Harrison. Pauline 1 159. 235 Harman. Richard1304 HarsthrI-I Tina 1 184 Hartley. James 1 227 Hartman. Carl 1 224 Hartman. Fred 1175 Hartmann. Bob 1 111.115.149.170. 179 208 Hartmann. Dave 1 203 Hartmann. Richard 1 116 Harty. Mike 1 304 Hathorn. Indy 1189 11auck.Mi111 207 Hauenstem. Janie 131630. 272 Haug.1nhn 1 216. H'IUSET.JCAH12 - 13504 Hauser. R. C. 1 138. 203 Hayden. Pete 1115. 146. 151. 220 Hayden. Thomas 1 320 Haydock. Thomas 1 304 Huyes.1ncnuie 1 111. 112. 114. 143. 149.170.1811. 190 Hayes.1im 1 75.103.120.170 Hayes. Malt1115. 216 hayes. MIthuel 1 177 .. Hans. Sue 1 68. 114. 127. 110. 181 Hayes. busy 11.53.170.181 Haynes, Hank 1 201 Hays. Waltu 1 299 Hazlett. W'illiam 1 177 Heam. Tom 1 217 Henvner. W111iam 1 227 Hebbcler. Joseph 1 309 Hacker. Joyce 1 183 chktr. Nancy 1 192 Hegkman. Pete 1 304 Heckmann. D3181155. 205. 296 He11.1.ynne 1 57.155. 167. 190 Hememan. Dan 1 199. 304 Hansel. Peggy 1 99. 170- 131 Heitkamn. Robert 1 304 Hcitz. Polly 1 189 Heldman. Robert 1 223 Hclman. Nancy 1 180. 183 Hclschrr. Jack 1 214 Hehun. Robert 1 318 H:1lon.WIlliam 1 157 Hcmkcr. Paul 1 129. 134. 154. 227 Hendlzy. DIck 1 199. 304 Hendricks. Dick 1 169 Hendricks. Ronald 1 304 Hemze. John 1 198. 313 Hennig. Ray 1 194 Hannjes. Betty 1 153. 165. 167. 188 Henry. Patricia 1 165. 166 Hgnz. Donald 1313 Hepp. Penny 1 188 Herbert. Ellen 1 191 Hcrbkcrsman. Gretchen -- 159 Herbert. Rosemary 1 182 Herdman. Wray 1 116 Hcro1d. Judy 1182 Herriinger. Harry -- 203 Herrun. Mimi 1 185 Herschedc. Frank 1 221 Hershey. David 1 200 Hess. William 1 225 Hessberger. Wilma 1 235 Hessel. Rnbert 1 176 Hetlrick. Richard - 313 chck. Oran 1156.158. 313 Hewett. B1111 97. 111. 203. 291. 299 Hewlett. Becky 1 181 Heyman. Dawn 1 309 Hintt. Judy 1 235 Hibberlin. Gretchen 1 184. 309 Hice. John 1195 Hitkersun. C13! 1 207 HIckman. Max 1 318 Hicks. Bi111 108. 207 Higuchi. Carol: 1 131 Hildebrand. Shirley 1 159 HIldcbrand. TCLI 1 159 Hildebrnudt. Ellcn 1 19.1 Hill. Diane 1159. 319 Hill. Douglas 1174 Hill. Erneslqu. 62. 193 H.111. James 1111. 115.154.170. 227 Hill. Janet1163. 131. 300 Hill. Joanna 1193 Hill. John 1 313 Hill. Lorrm 1 215 Hill. Thelma 1185. 309 Hi1hm..1rmn 1104.127. 159. 309 Hilton. Larry - 227. 296 Hindalc. Georg: 1 I94 Hinerfcld. June 1 191 Hinrichs. Victor 1 318 Hiott. Walt -1 207 Hirbiz. Mary - 127 Hissong. Doug 1 217 Hixsun. Barbara 1 102. 114. 145. 170. 178. 184 Hixsun. Sandra 1 304 Haeb, 31111 215 HueHe. Fred 1 140. 300 Hoelscher. William 1 174 annI-meir. Jack 1 214 HnrtiIIg.Jame51132.304 anting.Pnu111051.121.176. 313 Hoetz. Helena 1 19 HueweIcr.1rene- 1184. 309 Hofberz. Judy 1131.161 Hafcr. 101m 1300 Hoffeld. Card 1 190 HnHmnn. David 1 304 Huffman. 11311119. 313 Hoffmann. Donald 1 313 Honann. Sun 1 182. 309 HnHmcister. Glenn 1 225 anmnnn. Jerry - 204. 22S Holbrook. Hi11ard 1 175 Holcumb. Margie 1188.232. 319 Holdemnn. Bob 1 217 Thomson 2820 GILBERT AVENUE B R 0 T H I2 1 S CINCINNATI COMPLIMENTS OF SERVES THE BUSINESS WORLD RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS PHOTOS 4for 25c SONG SHOP 34-36 E. Fifth St. On Fountain Sq. Catering at its best HOWARD'S CATERING . Packaged Lunches - Box Lunches ' Beverages PL 1-24I9 3208 Jefferson Ave. America's 24 hour host TODDLE HOUSE . . . famous for wames and homemade pies 323 CALHOUN ST, 3321 CLIFTON AVE. WATCH CLINIC 2520 VICTORY PKWY. 328 W. RIcMillnn St, Cincinnati 19 Ohio D'IA 1-1373 GET THE BEST GET Zagfeat Ice Cream and Dairy Products! STUDENT INDEX Holder. Jim 1 20-1 Hulgrefe. Frank 1 305 Hullmgsu'nrlh. Sam 1 .117 Hulm.Joh.IIIII.1 1 3UU Hulmzm. W'illium1125. 132. .104- HIIlsclIer. MzIrluL-II 1 192 1101$1115y..1zIIIGl- 18-1 l'IIIItkiIIIIp. Hclcnr 1 3115 Hulzmun. R. S. 1 1117. 3011 Human. Run. IN 1121 110IIIick.EnIi11-120.313 110IIIIIIcl.Judy 1 173.190 3011 11mm. Gordon 1 159 HuuLl. Jae 1- 207 Honk. Marjorie 1131 Hum'cr. Ken 1 223 Hoover. Mark 1121. 31,1 Huppcr. Cornelius 1 313 11ur.Ik.1'.I1rici.-I 1193 Hurzln.PlIil1156.153.230 HIIIIIcy. Kenneth 1 317 Homing. Judy 111-1. 163. 17 .131 Horstnmnn.C.1rmcn 1 309 Harton..1udy 1 1119 Horton. Richard 1 2118 Horn itz. Barry 11113 Hustctltr. Jim 1 223 Hulhem. LIII'ry 1 165 Hmz. Rage! 1101. 223 Huugh. Robert 1 31.1 Huuslun. RIILl 1 211,1 HDIIzIrd.GaiI1132.181 Hou'nrd.1nnIes 1 129. 1.18. 227 Hon :Ird. Robert 1159. 169 Howe. Emmerlin 1 137 Huuie. Gordan 1112 300 Hoyt. be In 1 223 Hubble. 101nm: 157.180.1114 Hube. Alan 1 215 Huber. Jim 1131.143 Hubiak. Dick 1 1311 Huck. Susan 11111 Hudepohl. Jerry 1 208. 3115 Huesing. John 1 3111 Huffman. Dewey 1 .120 Huffman. Polly 1 1119 Huffman. Ronald 1 120. 176 Hughes. David 1 2114 Hughes. Dnusrlns 1 223 Huehes..1nmcs 11221211143. 216 Hughes. Peter 1159. 165 Hughes. Ruber11 211. .1115 Hullinzgr. Robert 1 305 Humer. Runer11 214 Humme1.Wi11iarn 1165 Humphries. Narmnn 1159. 176. 177 Hungk-r. Ralph 1 305 Hunsaker. Genrge 1 1913 Hunt. John 1 3110 Hunt. John Q. 1 203 Hunter. Carroll1 227 Hurst. Larry 1 225 Husa. Marguerite 1.1011 Huston. Judy 1 193 Hutchinson. Eldon 1 195. .113 Hulh. Pnu11198 Huth. Robert 1 300 Hyde. Ron 1 211 Hyncs. Robert - 317 Jbold. Bob 114-0152. 2113 1gnatius.Hugh - 207 Tgnntius, Ruth v-w 188 lmhuff. Carol 1 114. 163. 170. 131. 272 Ingberz. Robert 1 3110 1nnis.Chnr1es 1 305 1rish.Penny-159 235 lrvin.Pame1:I 11110 1rvin.R0mIld 1165 Isuhordinz. Rick 1 216 1tI'n.J'ulie 1 188 lvzrs. Victor 1 305 lvey. Barbara - 189 1vins. Charles - 1.97 .1 J .- Jacksnn. Lydia .1 159. .109 lamb. Dan 1 214 Jacobs. James 1 2311 Jacobs. John 1 207 Jacobs. Rniph 1 121. 224 Jacobs. William 1 231 .Tacnues. N1. A. 1 313 .Taezzi. Helen 1 127. 187 Jnffe. Helen 1 319 131m. Mike 1 208 .Tamerson. Joyce 1157 James. Peterr 1 1.14 .1IIIIII.IXI. Fraucii 1 313 J;IIII5.JII1I:I1135 Julmru. 1LIIDII1 199 .IcIfcrIa. Bulsv 1 3119 l Churlc: 1 201. 313 JCI1K1I1:I.H. N 1109.111. 121.216. 313 Jenkins. Jerry 1 197. 313 Jucrimr. Hotty 1 192 Juenmz. Margie 1 192 JolIaImiumm. Jim 1 215 .11111l1:0I1. DnIInIIl 1 126. l'J-l. 313 .1IIlIIIsnn. Donald L. 1 317 101mm . Doris 1 169. 309 Johnson. Luna 1 105 .101IIIsnII.Judy 1 159. 160 .luhnson. Kuunclh 1 197 Johnson. Larry 1 305 .lulInSnn. L903 1 157 Johnson. Louise 1 217 .1IIIIII5un. PIIIri 1 127. 165. 186 JuhIIsun. Phyllis 1 127. 1139 ,1l11ll15utl. Simrnn 1 169 Juhnsml. Terry 1 223 JalImUII. '1'1Iemln r 1 3111 Jahnbun. WilIII'Im 13110 Johnston. 11111 1 207 .1u1Instnn.J:Imcs-305 Junrx. Dick 1110 Jants. Frank 1 217 JrIIIL-ze. Cinnie 1 188 1mIr5.IErrv 1 223 francs. Judy 1 13-1 JnIIcc..1.yIIII110S. 115. 140. 151.172 Jnnts. Nancy 1 1115 Jnneq. P'Iul 1 215 Jones. Ruhcrt 1 203 Jnmnn. Akx 1 220 Jnrdan. Dnn 1 204 Jnnlnn. Jnhn 1 3115 Jordan. PM 1 192 Jorrlr'n.Rirhnrd1112. 214 .1nrrlnn.Wi11i.1m 1320 Jneenh. C1YI1F 1 30-1- .1nvrp. RPM 1 169 .1uhlmnn..1nhn 1177 Jump. Bernan11-305 JumrI. 139an95 1 109 .11Imn.Rnhrrf 1119.113 ..1IIrr'cn WTMTI'm- 1111 JInlin Ann 1309 1 K 1 Rah. and 1 313 KdchICIer. Robert 1 115. 121. 314 KnInIIIsky. Gary 1 3111 Kunmerer.Gilbelt1101. 119 Knmp. Cathy 1 178. 190 KandeILRIChnnl13lJ0 Kankulenskl. P.Iu11 227 Knplnn. Allen 1300 Kunnen. Jnhn 1 305 Rapper. Henry 1 102. 296 Knreicher. VVaanc 1 220 Knrnnl.U.1ry 1 219 KIIrIICs. Eduard 1 21.10. 300 Kurtye. Eva Jane 1131. 193 Knruisch. Bernnnl1 313 Knthnnn. 10.11111: 1127. 189 Karo. Tnshin 1 3011 Karl. Barbara 1300 KnuHmann. Kathryn 1 187. 296 Keczmerski. John 1 200 KFelinz.VViIli.1m 1115.121. 21-1 Keenan. Martin 1313 chslar. Clifford 1 126 Kugg.1:lck 1199 Kchue. Duris 1 182 Kaiser. Kaye 1193 Keith. S1Ii1'1nne 1186 Keithley. Gary 1 217 Keller. Ken 1170. 216 KEHH. Stanley 1 316 Kelley, Bruce 1 2114 KelIcy. Delores 1 186 Kelly. Kitty 1111170185 Kolsch, Arlcnc 1137. 309 K0110. Genrze 1135.217 KEnd'111.RDEB! 1 217 Kennedv. .Tuhn 1 126. 296 Kennedv. Larry 1 205 KennedY. Phyllis 1136 Kennerhl. Raymund 1 177 Kennedy. 110119111133. 295 Kennett. David 1 161. 221 Kent. Jackie 1181 Kenlner. Linda 11613. 235 Plenty. Jne 1174.175 Kwplur DIck 1 165 KCII.1'l111l1'11A-1:0.1I'J.1;J4.296 KI-wlnuxky. 1'. IrbIrI 1 115. hu:ac1,thr151i.III1305 1M: 3111111. ml. :11 .1I1 1 219 huulu. L1 203 hcx'cs. Jerry 13115 hen. Irene 1135. 140. 169.139. 272 Kihler. J Il11L'1I A.-11J1 119. 313 KIP1IV.11.1,V:dLIIrIL' 1193 KIL-II 11 IIIE1131I.187 KIHmIIIIw. Rir;11lrl1 1 204 Km. '11.:rlcs 1 203 IxIIPy. W. 1'1. 1111 Kill. Cnrnlr: 1 309 16111.1111111 313 KIIIcII.1ViIIi.1III 1117.223.2115 1x'i1117III.'1'0III 1 215. 3115 K1!11..1.'lE Rte 1 305 KIIII. VVmI KIIiII1161 Kimblrtnn. Stephen 13110 me. KIIreII1 1411. 190 Kimc'. 1.. Edward 1 1.13. 296 Kimrry :Iner1169 KImmr-l. Jnmvs 0.1 230 KIndm'anr.Kcnl-157.169.198. 2.7.3. 2311 Kine. Shirlev 1114. 122. 184. 272 KiIIIIcY. Joanne 1139 KIIIsmuII. Dirk 1159. 17-1 KInIIIIL'er.Mar11!I'n 1169 Kirby. RlciInrd 1 211 K1111V.VV:IT11 1157 Kirknuirick. W. A. 1125 Kirnll. KLIIIICUI 1 211 Kispcrt. Robert 1 313 KissLl Larn 1 2118 KI-wick. Rllasc111 207 HilIlItII.EI'clyII1163.170.183 KilrrclI.Jnhn1109.156.165.166. 313 Kirzmillbr. Kar11 3111 Kizer. Gni11122.167.185 Kleh. Geoffrey 1143. 169 Klee. Penn 1185 Klrc. Stephen 1 230 chIIIII:II15.Davc 1121.194.313 chski. Stanley 11112. 296 Kluss. Harold F. 1159 K1inck.Ju5uph 1129. 231 Kline. JrIIIn - 203 K1irIuRlIirnI,Dnvid A. 1111.207 Khnkcnhcrg. Jerry 1 212 Klnckc. 111um3e -192 Klnsterkumpcr. C'Iro1e 1114. 192 K1012. Jnlm -199 Klntlhnck Wilfred 1126. 212 KlIIt-IICI'. Car01-192 Klumn. Clarence - 313 Knnrr. KCII1193 Kneislvy. Dmmlns 1 3115 Knick.Dnrrc111 231 Knizhmn. C1I1rlcs 1 296 Knnwm'r. Judy 1101145151181 Knnip. Cnru1-183 KnmI1cs.11rLIre 1115. 179. 220 Knnx. Arnold 1 169 Knnx. Jim 1 208 Knnx. John 1 2113 Knrh. Betty 1 183 Kuch. Kitchic 1 189. 192 Korh. Pat1127. 192 Knckrhz. Chris 1165. 223 Koehler. 1.3 u-rencc 1 318 Koehhr. VVnILcr 1 305 Kncnrc. Barbara 1- 187 Kncnncl. Ray 1 207 Knerher. Ginny 1 146. 110. 181. 293. 3011 Knester. Annette 1 178. 185. 309 Knetlers. Juan 1 611. 192 Koewlcr. Louis 1 121 Kohl. Richard 1 211 Knhls. Marv Ann 1118.182 Knhnen.Rn1ph 1317 Knhsixl. C1Iol1151.173.151 Knhs.Jn1IIIIn 1 93 Knklzinnkk. George 1313 Knlk. Michad 1 201 Konnn. P:Iu11115. 220 Knors. Ann 11811 Knurs Carolyn 1 1118 Kurv. D111! 1 227 Knsnr. .Tnhn 1 2311. 231 Koswrmxirh. D. P. 1 230 Ko1le.1.iz 1133 Knua1czvk. Walt 1 220 Kozar. Bill - 194- Krach. Fred 1 313 Krnll.1.1net1182 Kruluvich. George 11411 151. 203 THE BARN AND HANGAR two lively modern STUDENT INDEX JAZZ COMBOS Kramer. Bill4 204 LeMastcr. James 4 320 KraIIIer.1-redrick 4 109 313 Lemplcmn. Alike 4 217 . . Kr. Itzunbcrg William 4 135. 305 Lenhanlt. Erika 4114. 18.3 Playing Nightly Kruulz. Fred 4197 Lenin. Dnmel 4 174 ' Kreucr Albert 4 197 Len. Frank 4 145 Kreider. Gary 4151. 171.179.1811. Lennard. Frederic 4 219 no cover4no minimum 199. 292. 300 Lemma. Ralph 4 227 Kreiubrink. Ronald 4 212 Leonhardt. Dan 4 225 Kreindlcr. Rim 4 178. 191 Leonlmrdt. James 4 165. 166 Kreukzer Dan 4 .3110 IEHEESGHHM 4 29199131110 188 ,. , Kreyenhazen. Lurin4 313 cs . Mann: 4 . 7 . CHARCOAL BROILED CHOICE S 1. EARS Krieg John 4 208 Lesnieu'iLz. Gary 4199 KriII1.1Villi:Im4123.305 Leurs. DI1E4201 T I ATI Krislmr. Ralph 4 223 tev. A31? 14 151361192104 1' Krudcl. Ronald 4 235 :1 er u: 4 625 WALNU 1 CINC NN Krocncke. Peggy 4 98. 18-1. 309 Levering. R8! 4 223 Kruin Davxd 4 210 230 Levine. Charles 4118 KmiII. hlnrt 4 230 231 Levine. Edmund 4 300 Krombnch. Peg 4127. 185 Levy. Norm 4 145. 219 Kramer. Paul 4 316 Lewallcn. Jean 4122. 13 5. 193 Kroner. R0114 215 Lewis. Anne 4112. 114. 135. 163. Krue. Lou 4 116.160 170.178.184- B d d F d R A fi 11 Krueck. Karen 4 189 Lewis. ?ezty 421376 I i ' ' Kruennr. Howard 4 3114 ems. erry 4 0 3 an CT! 81' epalr 11110 Re n15 mg Kruezer. NIikc 4 115 Lewis. Russ 4 207 Krueger. Ruth 4 170. 175. 183 L Hummedieu Suzanne 4 183 Kruse. Jay 4 174 Lieberman. Fred 4 297 Kruse. Shirley 4135. 138. 143. 134. Lienhart. Dave 4166 MEADOR MOTOR CAR co. Krusgzzpatricin499 1.12113215rF1XI'11Z:1-1; 235 Kuehner. Ann 4 99. 183. 272 IImlE Marznret 4 309 Kugn, Maris 4 223 Lindenschmidt. Carol 4 192. 309 Kugfle' Thomas .. 300 Lindholm. Alfred 4 316 Kugelmns. N612 201 Lindsey. Bertha 4 136 3305 CLIFTON AVENUE Kuh. A..h...211r.,230 Linehack. Ronald 4 203 Kuhlmnn..1ohn 4165. 197 Linke. Gail 4 98. 111.140. 130 Kuhn. Carolyn 4 ISS Linnc. Shirley 4 93. 122. 170. 272. Kuhn. 111arilyu 4 297 1 139411309 d 3 . . Kuhn. Robert 4 305 Jinic y. aymon 4 18 UNIVCISIIY 1-5445 Kunz. Art 4 208 Liuman. Bob 4 219 Kunz. Kathleen 4 165. 167. 182 Linnert. Richard 4 223 KIIrilko. George 4 297 1.innert.Winstun 4 141 Kurkcr. John 4 2211. 305 Linacomb. Linda 4 184 Kurmnn. Sally 4142 Lisner. 5116.114 219. 305 C I A t . S - . Kurlich. Richard 4 230. 2.11 Livers. James 4 212 amp eie u omofme ewzre Kuwntch. Carolyn 1 193 Lloyd. Gm... 2 217' 313 Kvle..1:rry 4194 Lloyd. Ken 4170. 179. 220 41 .2 Lobaugh. Jeff -- 207 LzIfftrty Jerry 4 212 Lucku-und. Dave 4 198 LL11L'11C.T110111.'I5 4 300 Loch. Lee 4 165 L'.Ikem:ln Richard 4 13.1 Loesch. Bob 4 223 Lnrnnrrz. Robert 4 303 Luftus. David 4 212 Lance. Anita 4 152 Long. Garnet 4 138 Lance Carol 4 1514 Lang Necker. Sue 4189. 319 Lance. Gordon 4 115. 170. 224 Lanztin. Jun 4 313 EnndsLt-del Damd 4 174 :mos. Lawrence 4 177 . 1nd! qler. EIIgcnIu 4 193 lortun. S. Evnnnc 4 300 Compliments Of Lane. Emery 4 300 LOISDeich. Ann 4188 Lane. llaxcine 4122, 185 Louden. Jim 4197 Lang. Gerry 4115. 214. 305 Loutzznheiser. Ann 4 142. 1139 Lang. Rudolph 4 227 Lava. Roger 4 224 Lang. Shirley 41611 Lowenthnl. 1111!:14 127 Lnnzc. David 4 217 Lowcr. Jnck 4 97.113. 295. 313 THE BIG THREE Lnnzefcld. Gary 4 220 Lower.1VilIi:II-n 4 203 Lnnrchcls. Rob:r1 4 177 Lunry. James 4 204 1,,anIzh0ut.RiclInrd 4121. 313 Lucas. :MiIlrIrd 4 219 LnIIIanzr. Timothy 4 220. 300 Lurinni. Rudnlnh 4194 Lamz. Theodore 4 313 1ndeke.Rudulf-101.179.197 ?aulbzurbLaI-ry 4 126 Ludniz. Carol 4 169 .3. In. 23 4 190 Luebkeman. Tnnis 4 31 WJOI Jsl JAV Larsen. Paul 4 317 Luecke. Claudia 4 300 D LIIllIrup. John 4156. 165 Lueders. Richard 4 165 Eleubne.th.1x'lizd 4 2311. Z31 Luegering. Rudie 4 193 . nu ant a . my 4 203 LuEmII-Inni. Iowa 4 . Establlshed 1957 Lunch. Ronald - 305 Luninbill. Dm1na 412g; 300 Laufer. Sue 4188, 3119 Lund. Beverly 4 133 Lnutcnhnch. Thomas 4 313 LuprIErt. Dave 4115. 141' 199 Lawrence. Dick 4 217 Lusher. Jeanne 4 318 Lawrence. J. 4 212 Lusk. Ron 4 208 Lazarus. Larry 4 219 Lurkehans. Mary Dee 4192 Leach. Mlchncl 4156. I94. 230 Lntterbei. Kathe 4 124, 193 chrnb'erg. Sun 4158. 191 1.I1tz.Carnl4182 Lac. 131114197. 313 Lutz. Shirley 4 184 LEE' DM'C -'162- 214 Lvnd Edw'Ird 4 305 a E... JTegry 4138,0146. 152. 205 L'mj Hm'. 2 189 300 . 1.2:: Roma: 31?; 5 Lyon. 5. David - 125, 297 MAIN I- I0w52 Leech. P11114133. 204 1...... man 4157 Leesmun. Jerry 415.160.3115 2 M - LclIr. Ken 4 313 MacIntosh. Dnnald 4 195 Lehrman. Richard 4 300 Mncklev. Sandra 4 174. 184. 297 Leibnwirz. Sidra 4 158 11ncleod. Gordan 4 318 1.ciI:hty.C.4165 Madden. John 04165.21! 1.Cimensloll.Jeny 4111.135. 170.224 nhlddDX.DDl1 4105.109 115.129 sTAMPco. Leimenstnll. Regina 4 124 134.141.154 314 Leia, Lawrence 4 297 111al1dux. William 4 314- RVBBER STAMFS' Leister. Alice 4 157 MndIlIIx, Dan 4 207 OMARKINGDEVICES Laltner. Frank 4 119 Maddux, Denny 4 223 627 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI l. omo ; ogqom -'A VfJPaQQ? Mag: 8:191: Gum Cphome .1, 4;, She enjoys her calls more in her own room on her own bedside phone. The extra convenience and privacy make 1ph0ning more fun-and the cost is low. To order an extension phone, call our business office, EX- change 6-9900. RICHTER CONCRETE CORPORATION TRANSFER COMPANY READY IVIIXED CONCRETE: Eight strategically located plants and a Large Beer of modern delivery trucks to give prompt service to all parts of Hamilton County. 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JRIANUFACTURERS COLORS - PIGMENTS - DYES 2235 LANGDON FARM ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO STUDENT INDEX .11IIIJI1IIX. Kaihlceu I 170. 192 11IILlc1IL'll.JuIIIEs I 314 1lndIIL'II. JaIIII I 131 .111I;yums.JulIn I 22-1 M- 111nm. James I 217 .11: Iier. Richard I 165.166 MIIicr. Ruth I 99. 12-1. 161 .11Iicr.Will:IrI1 I 316 Muisel. .InlIII I 179, 211, 250 N.Iltcnicks. One I 316 .11.IIIgIIII. Jerome I 300 I11:IrIkn.C:IrDIc I 127. 143. 310 Mankou'ski. Leonard I 133 Mummy. Agnes I 127 11IInIIiIIz.Ra1D1I I 129 E11.Ins:.111arIIIIII 183 I11un111cy.Di1I1III: -165.100.1RZ 11.Ircus. Sue I193 .11GFC11..1011II- 111. 207 .11nl'gu115. Phyllis I 300 Mariuni.GinuI127.181 11.1rk1IInI1. Robert I 214 Marks. Paul .1. I 133. 215 Mailman. Carul I 1.110. 192 Marluuc. Byron I 162 .11IIr51I. Eugenia I 131 llnrs1I.PIItI15i.1fI7.1SS Marsh. 11'. Huward I 105. 31-1 Marshall. Dwight A. I119. 31-1 MarshaH.PmI1I1-19. 204 Marshall. William I 116. 165.170. 223 Marlin. Bruce I 169 Martin. Brynn I 171 Martin. Cnrule I 114. 146. 14-7. 192 Martin. GaryI117 31nnin,.1.1mes I- 305 Martin. Jerry I 212 .111rtin..lohn L. I 203 Marlin. Ryder I 141. 170. 221, 207 Martin. Sanford R. I 300 11.1rtin.'1' . I212 1Inrx D1vi11I 201 11.151nu: i.1.ViHiIIm I 397 11.150n Charlrs I 126 297 Hussit- Harald I 2011 :11;Issinlz.C1IIIrlene I 183 MIIssina. Le: I13S.178.183.297 Mast. Dan I 231 Mathias. Sue I 159. 229. 235 Manes. KmIrIIii I 110. 179. 22-1. 30; Manes. Richard I 128 Matthews. James 'F. I 177 .11.Ill11is. Blame I 99. 142. 319 .11attie..1anice -- 193 Multingly. Gerald -- 199 Mallux..10:m I161.180.185.3110 Mattox. Margery I 149 Mavily. Allen I 231 Max. Alan I 219 11nxu'ell.S:Indr:I I112.114.163. 170. 181 Mayer. Anthony F. I 199 Mayfigld, Junie I 138 Maykmvski. Leonard I 314 .11ead. H.--198 Meaghan 3'. Kenth I 317 Meaghan Nancy I 300 Meal. Lnrie I 183 Manly. 3.11161 M. I 186 Meckstmth. Belle I 131. 188 Meek. Maudie I 157 Meek. Robert I 316 119959. Jon I 207 llchInert. Marsha I 181 Meichtriz. Arlecn I 192 Meister. Janet I 182 Meitus. Bob - 124. 300 Meilus. wi1bDII-- 2113 1lelthiurre. R. I 179. 203. 300 Melick. Ralph I165.199 Melvin, Robert I 306 11ende.1:rick I 197 .11entink.R.1ymmId I 314 .1Icrgler Kent I108.141. 179. 203 1Ierke Joe I 225 112rke1.11rk I116.16l1 111-riinr. 13111-128 Mescher. Bobi I 306 Mess. Gordon I 203. 297 Mcssitte. 11111:: I 306 Messncr, Max I 310 Merry. Nancy I 160 KIrtsktr. 1mm I 204 KICtlman. Cnrhcy I 12-1. 192 11612. C. I 165 Metz. Martha -182. 272 Metz. Sheldon I 219 .11rlmcr. Judy I 190 Rlelwcr. Kirk I I13,198 Mcyur. Brny I 10.1. 297 .11L'VL-r. Ucrxild I 165 Mcycr. Jerry I 20-1 .11L'3'cr.JIII1y I 155 .11uycr,LIIis I 192 Meyer. MIIIIlIII I 190 Mcycr. 11.'Iu1 I 217 .11ryIr Su cI135 1159 .111yI-r. 11IIIIIIC I 131 11I-yIru .11.Iri1yn-11 1.1SZ .111v1r5.11'i11I.II11I135.179 227 11i111u-l. JIIIIJL's I 316 111111361. 1.411I'L'1ICC -- 212. 3116 Mir .813. Jack I 19-1. 31-1 Mirhrlrnnn. Juhn I 3011 .11ikII1u, Al I 14-3. 310 MilchIIIII. Dun I 316 Milclmm. R1l1litld I 216 .11ilftIrd..11Ikv. I 2117 .11illur. BarbIIrII I 1.116 31011.12 Dcuill - 316 .11illur.1VI:bstcr I 303 ,11111ur.DLIn:III1 B. I 110 1lillcr. Donald -123. 310 .11i11cr.GL'rulL1 C. I 297 I11i1lcr. Jamel I 171 11i1lcr.JcIIII-1119 .111I1ur. Jerry I 211. 230 Miller. JuhII I 31-1 Miller. Julia I 190. 301 Miller. Larry I 211 Miilcr. Linda -193 111115r.Lucy I 181 .11i1ler. .113ry I 297 11i11:r..11vr.1 I 1-12 11i1ler. 0111116 I 212 .11i11I:r.PtlL'I I129.136. 223 1121lcr. R.I1v1I I 207 .11E1113r.RI1y I 211 MiHcr. Roger I 306 11111ur.Rum:r I11ll.177. 221 Miller. Ronald I 331 Miller. R051!!! I 297 11iller.SaIIdy I 122, 13-1 11i119r.5IIerII I 193 11111cr.T1InnI:Is I 113. 223 :11i115..1nnitc I 31. 14-1. 15-1. 183 11i115.11ikr I 197 1Ii11c.Suc I114.193 .11i115mu12h. RIiChIIL-l I 301 MiIIc1IIIrt.Bi11I215 .11innich. 301m I 225 Minnlch. Tom I 137. 301 115nm, 1112.1: I 203 11insnII.Est1u'r I 99. 151.191 Mintus. Raymnnd I 230. 31-1 Mintz. Camlyn I 191 MIshlrr. John I 20-1 .11i111cr.111.1r11yn I 165 Motkbee. Chuck I 120. 224 Mode. H. C. I 216 11nehriIm.D. I 212 .110t116r. Bonnie I 135. 142. 173 1Ineller. Dottie I 13-1- .110cnstcr. thHis -192 Nlaewer. Charles I 314 Klnffard. NIIIICV I 165. 167.184.3111 NInIIIInM. Dick I 110 MIIIIIIS. Kenneth I 207 Mnhr. David I 231 Molennrnft. Minnlee I 192 1Inllny. Ed I 208 llnnfort. Richard I 197 11nnsey. Diane I 182 11nod1er. Sue I 111. 18-1- .1100IIev. Derinn I 1.111 Hume. Fr'lnk I 227 11mm. Henry I149.179. 207 Moore. Janet I 136 Mourc. Lee I 231 Moore. Lynn: I 189 Moore. RIyrna I 169 Mame. Rahrrt T. I 211 Manna Sylvia I 131.186.3111 .110rIIII.J:Ick I 203 .110rnnd.Jnmes I 1201 31-1 1110re11i.Willi.1m I 306 Morelli. Mary .10 I 185 1.110I'E'nl1.D1X I 31.11 Murmn. Janet I146.151 Marian. JO1IIII157 Marznn. Ray I 31-1 Marzan. Thurlow I 301 Mnrgnn. Tom I 221 Morin. Cynthia I 201 Morlidge. Elihu I 313 QUEBEC GARDENS EDWIN A. 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Psrsonalized with your name No minimum balance required Provides record of payments Deposits can be made by mail THE SSE NATIONAL BANK OF CINCINNATI mcrI-tw 21-931 depo'J main WI I1'ejcrjlreserweus. - is the college student's best friend Eliminates danger of theft or loss Morris. Floyd 1 301 Morris..1ack 1 21-1 Morris.1crry 1 110 Morris. Rachel 1 159. 319 Blurrisun. Jean 1 181 Morrison. John 1 149. 203 Mormon. Linda 1 188 Mnrrisacy. Sheila 1 189. 310 Marrow. Boyd 1 22 31orse.chsler 1105.109.121.314 Morlnshed. Clement 1 318 Martison. John 1 121 Morton. Nancy 1 235 Morton. Patrick 1 203 Muskowitz. Joel 1 219 3101c. John 1 216 Mou.1-Iolly 1184 Mutter, Dave 1 203 Mnucry. Dnuley 1231 Mayan Wayne 1129. 231 Mudgc. Michac11165 Mueller. Lynn 1 217 Mueller. Mary B. 1185. 215 RIIIench. Phyllis 1 160 Muenznzr. Bus 1 99. 135. 142. 170. 178. 189. 319 MuIzgcnbnriz. Rnbrrta 1 127. 310 Muir. Christina 1 188 Muir. Terry 1199 Mullancy..1l'm 1 207 Muller. Charles 1155. 156 Mulhkin. Laws: 1 301 Mullingcr. E. 1 165 Mullins. Larry 1 211 Rlulvihill. Ann 1192 Mummn. Thomas 1306 Mundy. Jim 1 207 Munzcr. Barney 1 162. 223 Mungcr. Charlotte 1 182. 235 Munich. Amy 1 158 Munson. Dave 1 199 Muntz. John 1 117. 204 Murphy. Doug 1 207 Murphy. Jack 1119 Murphy. JIm 1 217 Murphy. Joan 1114.132 DIurphy. Shirley 1186. 310 Murray. Jean 1192 Murrin, Bill1 220 Musselman. Dave 1 203 Rlussler. Virginia 1114. 170. 188 DIustEr. Caroline 156. 111.169. 172. 190 Mutchnik. Deedy 1 191 Myers. Alan 1 3H Myers, Anne 1 1133 Myers. Clifford 1 297 Myers. Craig 1194 Myers. Gary 1133. 227. 314 1V1Yers..1udy 1114,161.183 Myers. Phitip 1306 Myers. Sherrill 1 21.6 Myers. Steve 1 225 Myers. Turn 1 208 1 Mc 1 McAlhaney. Keith 1 159 McAninch. Norman 1 305 McArtnr. Eugene 1 220 McCann. Mary Ellen 1127. 135 McCann. Michael1 313 McCarthy. John 1 15-1- McCarthy. Marilyn 1178. 192 McCarthy. William 1 177. 195 McCaulay. Nash 1 154. 208 McClaIn. Garvin 1 318 McClannan. Kenneth D. 1 176 McClcan. Rene 1 H3. 320 McClcary. Patrick 1108. 1.15. 141. 223 McClellan. J. 1165. 183 RICCIelland. Philip 1128 MrCIinlon. Theron 1 305 McCloskey. Fonest G. 1 223. 297 McCormack. Connauuht 1 124.151 McCoy. Sally 1169 MrCracken. Nancy 1 181 McCullough. Richard 1 230 McDaniel. Dorothy 1 310 hIchnald. Bruce 1 194 Mchnald. John 1194 ATcDanald.Pat-149. 187. 192 McDumlld. Rita 1192 Mchrman. Elaine1 124 McDownll. James 1 318 McFadden. Dem: 1108. 203 RTCFarlin. Dottie 1 134 MchlIee. Jane - 185 MrGhee. Claude 1 195 STUDEN T INDEX McClalhery. Hal 1 223 McGovern. William 1 231 McGuwan. Margo -- 68. 114- 190 McGuwnd. Lee 1 220. 305 McGraw. David 1 179. 211 McGregor. Martin 1 157 McGuinness. Joan 1 189 McGuinness. Mary Jaye - 127. 143. 139. 320 McHauon. Dixie 1 182 McKay. Kathy 1184 McKee. Marilyn 1 138 McKee. Sam -- 199. 314 McKee. William 1 297 McKibbcn. John D. 1 211. 223 AICKinley. Anita 1 129.7 159 McKinney. Judy 1 159 McKittrick.Pat-115. 140. 200 McLaughlin. Carol Ward 1 193 McLaughlin. Micky 1 165. 225 McLean. Bruce 1 193 Mchlnhan. Robert - 225 AICAIanus. L. 1 212 McMichacl. A11 305 McMillan. Jim 1195 Mch'lillan. Sally 1 184 McMillen. Lawrence 1 227 McMullen. Mary 1 161. 193 McPeck. George 1 194 McPeek. Sandy 1 187 McReynnlds. James -- 123. 305 RIcTizhe. Terry 1 199. 306 R'IcWilliams. Rosanne 1 183 - N .- Nnherhnus. Paul 1 314 Nachtman. Dick 1 125 Narid. Harold 1 318 Nasal. Sherry 1163.167.185 Nakama. George 1 318 Nnntz. R1artin 1 297 Narrin. John 1 207 Neel. Bill1134.154 Neel. Robert 1 211 N85. Bob 1 217 Neff.15dwin 1156. 227. 314 Ncimeister. C. 1 165 Nelsun.1:ly 1108.115 Nelson. Jean 1320 Nelson. Jim 1306 Nelson, Ron 1 225 Nelson. William 1129. 227. 314 Nemman. Chuck 1 208 Neruda. Alfred 1 318 Ncubauer. Roger 1- 204 Ncumann. A. E. 1 208 Ncumann. Turn 1 219 Ncumark. Helen 1 310 chm. Joseph 1 231 Neuberry. Clarence M. 1 177 Newcomer. Sun 1 58 Newcomer. VirgInIa - 169 New man. Gmgic 1 167 Ncuman John 1314 Nice. David 1 133. 165. 225. 227.297 Nicholas. Marci 1 135. 170. 184. 310 Nicholson. Jeffrey 1 174- Nick. Nicolas 1 230 Nieberdinz. Bob 1 306 Niehaus. Janet1190 N1ehaus.Kenneth 1 108.115.133. 141.145. 146.150.215 Nieman. Dale - 197 Njeml. Norman 1102 Nieter. Ralph 1197 Nilstn. William 1133. 297 Niswonzer. Stephen 1 216 Nixon. Travis 1 204. 228 Nizny. Mel1124. 145. 301 Nohrr. Ida - 229 Nulting. Charles 1 301 Nnnd'lemnn. Laura - 235 NnrdlIoE. Dave 1 203 Nored. A1vema 1 310 Norell. Peter 1 199 Nnrkaitis. Neil 1126. 204 Norman. Clifford 1 301 Norris. Dale 1 216 Norris. Kathy 1193 North. William - 203 Norton. John 1157. 204. 230 Nnvak. Robert 1 223 Nuvcmbcr. Phillip 1 153 Noxious. Oran B. 1 229 lecll. Carolyn - 191 Nunner. Betty 1 193 - o - Oaks. lane 1 129. 134. 227. 314 EMPRE SS CHILI 234 E. FIFTH STREET CH 1-9472 8 AM. to 2 A.M. Catering to Sororz'ifvj mid Fraternifies Diamonds - Precious Stones Manufacturers Semi-Precious Stones Wholesale Retail CHARLES L. 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The Cincinnati Real Estate Board 612 Mercantile Library Building ADRIAN FLOWER SHOP DURBAN GREENHOUSES flower: for all arcmiam Clifton and Ludlow UN 1-1101 CHAS. A. MILLER SONS FUNERAL HOME 4138 Hamilton Ave. Phone K1rby 1-0040 O'Banion. Beulah 9 .110 Oberhelman. Jim 9 216 301 Obtl'llll. Duvul 9169 225 Ochsner. Donald 9 223 Odgers. Je1nna 9131. 1-16. 151. 155. 163. 310 Dthlcr. Richard 9 306 Ocslunder. Harvey 9 201 Oesterlei. Robert 9101. 109. 2.10. 31-1- O1Hara. Denms 9 223 Okey. Philip -- 19S Oiinger. D0111: 9 211 Olson. Anna 9 159. 169 Oltnlanu. R0530: 9122. 127. 143. 193. 320 0'Nc.11.Rich.1rd 9 227 O'Neil. 111119146. 147. 1-18. 1-19. 158. 180 O'Neil. Martha 9 190 O'Nti1.R0113111 9198.306 Onlinger. John 9119. 314 Orcuu. Richard 9 176. 195 Orth. Richard 9 107 Osburn. Bob 9 306 Osborn. Pidge 9 297 Osborn. Russell 9 31-1- Osbnrne. Arthur 9 318 Osborne.Edw.1rII 9 175. 30 Osborne. leslye 9112.114.1163.171. 181 One. Janice 9135.139 Ostcrbrock. Dave 9 145. 301 On. Lyda 9 190 OtIeu-itte. Eric 9 133. 2118 Overnmn. John W. 9 31-1 Oxlander. Shirley -- 191 H p Pabst. Jean 9127.193 Puck. Ann 9 132 Pack. Run 9 230 Pack. Sue 9105 P1Ilermu.Jue 9122.128. 143 Palmer. Bob 9 203 Palmzr. Run 9 207 Palmeler. David 9 215 Pandorf. J'rIncf 9188.310 Pantcl. Irene 9 18-1 Pave. Nancy9189 Pmk. Richard 9 198 Parker. Hope 9 156 Parkcr. James 9 208 Parker. Sue 9189. 310 Parks.Car1-316 Parmtt. Charles 9 297 Patchin. Dona1d 9 313 Pater. Charles 9 125 Pathc. Sn11y 9105 Pntms. Stephen 9 212 Patrick. Allen 9133. 215 Patten. Patsy 9 112. 184 Patterson. Sharry 9 127. 193 Faun; Barbara 912-1. 142. 165. 229. 10 Patton. Edmund 9 301 Patton. Ronald 9 193 Paul. Larry 9 203 Pilvloff. Louis -- 225 P11w1ik.CArolyn 9102. 297 PawIik. Dick 9 207 P.1vnc. Carolyn 9 186 Payne, Wi11iam 9 306 Peak. Sandra 9 160. 152 Pearlman. Jerry 9 219 Peaslee. James 9 195 Peep. Bernice 9 229 Pcllman. Cnrn19192. 310 Pclz. Roy -- 223. 297 Pc1zal Dnn1919160 Pc1zcl.E1mer 91516160314 Pclzd Ronald 9 16 Penix Sandy 91690 Penn. 53010.1 9 .110 Pcnninzton. Rich .Ird 9 179. 220 PtntECOSt.11ndil 911-1. 132. 170.181 Parin Bonnie 9 157 1'rrkins. Barbara - 153 Pcrrino.111r1rin 9101 109. 1175.314 Pcrrv Hr1en 91-1-1.181. 30 Persons. Barb 918.189.3110 115.1an. Lee 9 219 Pctzcl. Barbara 9 .101 Peter, John 9105 Petrrs. Gerald 9 313 Pelersnn.1.nrry 91191211321106 Peterson. 019111! 9 297 Peterson. Wnynr 9 195 Pnrick. Linda 9 139 Patric. Allen 9 220 STUDENT INDEX Perry. Thomas -- 208 Pettit. Charles 9 151 Pfaffenbcrgcr. Robert 9 225 PfeHet. Fred 9 301 Pfium. John 9 314 J'hnir. John 9 313 Phelps. James 9 301 Phillippi. Robin 9187. 235 Phillipps. Robert 9 156. 223 Phillips. Rodger 9 297 Phillius. Wendell 9 297 Piaget. Ruben 9 177 Pintt. 17.11- 152. 184 Pickering. Emery 9 199 Pickett. Jack 9 97. 115. 125. 133. 1 3. 320 Pickett. Robert 9 208 Pickus. Howard 9 201 Pierce. Sun 9 189 Pierce, Tammie 9 188 Pies. Gary 9162. 215 Pictrzak. Paul 9 126. 314 Pillcr.A1vin -11169160 Piltengcr. Fred 9 Pitts. Stanley91011.8109.119.314 Pizza. 1312.19 192 Plane. Donald 9104. 105. 103. 112. 2 4 Plapp. Rita -193. 310 Plnnman. R. 0.9160. 174 Plotkin. Myron 9- 117 Plnmley. Robert 9 297 Pndliner. Frank 9 117. 123 Pnrlnlsky. Robert 9 130 Poe. Wayne 9 199 Pnlnshuck. Judy 9 191 Polesny. Zuzka 9 98. 140. 170. 185. 301 Poll. Cnrul9180.181. 310 Pollack. Lee 9 191 Polster. Call 9 184. 272 Pomemntz. RIorton 9 301 Poole. Diane 9 169 Pnnr. George 9 220 Pnplarchek. Walter 9 169 Penna. David 9 211. 320 Porter. Barbara 9 183 Portnoy. Joe - 219 Portnoy. Richard 9 301 Pusey. James 9 174 Post. Susan 9 235 Pcthier. John 9 177 Potter. 1113!an 9 318 Patter. Ruth 9 301 Pnttsthmidt. John 9 318 Powell. Robert 9 225 PoweH. William 9 314 Powers. Steve 9 177 Pratt. Larry -- 306 Press. J. 9 220 Pressman. Gail 9 301 Price. James 9 306 Price. John 9133 297 Prinzle Robtrt 9 314 Prior. Carol 9 190 Puckett. Daniel 9 197 Puls. Richard 9 313 Punch. P119 122. 192 Pundsnck. Nancy 9 192 1'urcel1. 01119314 Purkiser Richard 9 306 Puttmnn. Sun 9 181 990 Queen. Gordon 9 225 QIIiIIn11VIike 9 314 QIIinn.Sus.11-I 9134. 310 Quittschreihcr. Judy 9 1.98 Rndrkc. RIichael 9 75. 195 Radosevac. Dick 9159 Rnhe.Jenn1c-99.111n.1135. 189 R.111m.A11I-I1f 9 22-1. RaiITII-r. 11111 9119.120 230 Rnincy. Tom 9 220. 221 Ramsey. David 9 225 Ramsev. Jncksnn 9 204 Raml-Ill. Km 9198 Rnndn!1.Wi111an-I 9 306 Rnncy. Wende119 320 Rank. Judy- 320 Rankin. James 9149. 207 Rankin Indy 9122 11.1thch 9 217 R'Inn. Valerie 9 183 Rasur. James 9 301 Rnssn. Steve 9 110 RnlrliH. Jim 9 3111 RnIIiH. Larry 9 211 P o I 5 5 2 I D 9 e I t 7 L 5 4 F . Lulm I A rllllvl . l 9 6 5 3 llllllll'lFIFHIKHIIH; ful HI U! u III HI III In lll .., wmwl. ! 5 3 4 1 E ' H Harm M ml : 1-: 9 , 5 $ 3 WI IHI llt IN IN M NH H 1 II Im .L I I i I J IIlH IE J wl w I: In ll AchXC rosley OPPORTUNITIES IN DIVERSIFIED FIELDS FOR THE COLLEGE GRADUATE AT AVCOXCROSLEY Avcds Crosley Division is a recognized leader in electronics both in industry and among the armed forces. Ordnance engineering, communications, air traffic control and radar are a few of the areas where Hcreative imagineering and team work have combined to make important contributions to our national defense effort. If you have a. degree in physics, electrical or mechanical engineering or a major in accounting or marketing, we invite you to contact us. A personal interview can be arranged at your convenience. GARY L. DEVET COLLEGE RELATIONS OFFICE Avco Corporation 1329 Arlington Street CINCINNATI 25, OHIO KI rby 1-6600 STUDEN T INDEX Run. Dan 1 217 Raunheim. Hanna - 301 Raveuscrufl. Ron 1 207 Ray. John 1 21-1 Ray. Lee 1 110 Rem. Robert 1 17-1- Rea. TIm 1 214- Ruchkulmnur. Duxid 1 230 Ruddcn. P111182. 310 Rudmun. Nedrn 1135 Redmcr. Glenn1 132. 179. 200 Reamer. Larry 1 132. 162. 200. 306 Reece..1nhn 1 215 Reed. Jane 1 18 Read. Sandy 1135.1+3.189 Rccd 11' 2:11:10: 1306 Rccsey. Marilvn 1 310 Reacmhurger. Paul 1 203 Reich. George 1 2111. 297 Reicher. Mel 1 201 Reif. Louise 1 169 Reif. Rober11 306 Reinh0111.Dnn1 1117, 110. 2-1-5 Reinke. Dennis 1 .120 Reinsrhmidt. 131-511 217 Reinschmidl. Tudd 1 217 R815. Lois -- 301 Reis. Mary Lou 1 184 Reissig. Judy 1 118 Reiter. Jenv 1 230 Remboid. Chris 1 306 Rennebilum. Ray 1 175 Runner. Eric 1 2114 Resselzntr. Penny 1 159. 169 Rettincer. Donna 1 12-1. 13-1 Reynolds. Carol 1 169 Reynolds. Ken 1 199 Rhine. Dnrry 1124. 193 Rhodes. Harry 1 227 Rhodes. Jacuuelme 1 150 RICE. Dan 1 111. 2117. 291, 306 RICE. Fred 1 2111 111:5. Stcwcrl -- 306. Rich. Dennis 1 212 R1:h.1rds..10y:e 1185 Richards. Stu 1 301 Richardson. Junior 1316 Richley. T01111 3011 Rirhter. Tnm 1 116 Riddinzcr.SanIlr.1 1169. 1311. 137 Riddlehnger. Larry 1 231 Ridge Riclmrr11 197 Rief.11.1rc.1ret1301 Ricze1.Dnn 1 129. 13-1. 31-1- Rlclmrr Martin 12174 RI1'1L117 1 23-1. Riffs. W1111:II11- 12311. 175. 223 Riuuenh Ich. Roger 13111 Riley. Rnberl1 3011 Riley. Theresa 1 306 RinckeLJnan-1127. 165.137. 310 Rink. Lowell 1314 Ringo. Rnnnl41-31-1 Rinncllc. Joseph 1193 Risch. Bob 1 217 Rissler.VV.11tI:r 1 198. 306 Rikhic. Dave 1 245 Rittcr. P.Iu11128.320 Ritu-rhoff. Ann 1 190 Rivoira. Nancv 1193 Robhius.1.ind:l - 190 Rohcna.G-.1ylc 1 128.113. 3211 Ruherts..1 Janet 1 165.1613. 182. 234. 279 R0hcrts.R1c1I:Ird 1117.123.165. 306 Roberts. Ronald 1 174 Robertson. Evalyn 1 319 Robertson. Oscar 1 291 Rohinsnn. B1111 19-1 Rnhinsnn. .1nscvh1 198 Rnh1nsnn. thmlrcl 1 136 Rnbisrh. Ann1111. 163. 1110. 11111. 391. 301 Ruhisnn..101In 1 119 Kuckhnld. Karen 1 229 llnrku'ell. Jim 11111. 20-1 Rnrkwnnd. Smty- 1-1-3. 192 RnliI-nhrrk. Tod 1 217 Rue. Rurhurn 1 100 Rue. 131111263 Rnddcn. John 1 225 Rudcfcld. VVillirIrn 1 231 Rogers. Mary Ann 1161 Rnan. 11114111411155.2111 Ruums. 1'irw'nin 1 1115 RouIIH. Srlmlv 1 113 Rnhlerlrr. Claudem- 1 160 Rnhrrr. Dnve 1165 $1111 Rollinys. Juhn 1 230 Runng. Ken - 169 Rummgcr. Harald 1 203 Ronshnusen. Marcy 1 159 Ram. Lnuxsc 1 297 Row. Edgar 1 102 Rose. Alan 1 227 Rose. Jerry 1 H9. 207 Rose. Mike - 220 Rusebrnugh. Juhn 1 215 Rosen. Barry 1 219 Roaen. Fred 1 219 Rosen. 11 an 13191 Ruscn. Joyce 1 l9 Rosenberg Alan 11103.115.124. 1-1-0. 145 219 Rusener. Harvey 1 231 Rusensie21.Car1un 1 306 Rusensicrj. John 1 306 Rusenslein. Jerry 1 105.121.129 13-1. 314 RosenlhnL Morris 1 1-1-0. 167 Rosm.Hym.1n 1 174 Rnss. Dme 1- 219 Ross. Debbie 1178. 187. 301 Rnss. Edwin 1 224 Ross. Kny 1 193 Rnssclotr. Bert 1 190 Rnssi. Mary .10 13111 Rnssi.Rosa1ic 1 310 Rnlh. Suc 1190 Rnth. Waller 1 223 Rothackcr. Fred 1 165. 166 Roahcnbuhlcr. Jumcs 1 102 Rathhaas. Shirley 1 189 Rolhstcin. 561111;: 1 191 Rona. Charles 1 301 Rune. Thomas - .101 Rownn..10sic -192 Runs. David 1 315 Rmxsey. Clarence - 316 Rnxby.AnL1y 1 203 Ray. Joyce 1 122 Ruzellc.J.1mes - Z311 Ruck. Lee - 1118. 20-1- Rudulnll. Harry 1125 Rue. Carl 1179 Ruetsuhlc, John 1 133 R1IH.RO fl1t1 1315 RII111. Suellen - 1133 Rullmunn. Cilr11113.195,306 RIII1IF1I.DOniI1L1 1101.315 Runck. Martha 1 165. 166 Rnnyan. Pnu11123.175. 3116 Rune. Judy - Z35 Rusin. Dick 1 212 Russell. Kyle 1176 Russrlt. Leah 1 192 Russell. Turn 1 215 Rumnschruer. Gluria 1 165. 182 Ruth. Charles - 3111 Rutherford. Rubert 1 15-1. 227 Ruuenberg. Bath 1 1511. 3111 Ruwe. P1101 128. 320 Rynn.C011ecn 11115 Ryan..1;1ck 1 3111 Ryan. Mike 1 21-1 Rye.Ra1ph 1 297 - 5 2 Snckberner. .Icrry -- 165. 199 5.129, Chuck 1 237 Salley. Dan 1199 Snlsmnn. Judi-118 Snlvato. Guy 1102 Sampson. Frank 1165. 21111 Snmw-ou. Sue - 190 Sunduker. Theo .... 310 Snndbnnk. Rima 169 Sandman. Carole 1 135 Sands. Sandra 1 181 SnI1fnrr1.Nnrmnn 1165. 2115 Sdnsnm. P1111111! 1306 Snnmngelm Glnrin 1 I92 Hunlum. P11111 22-1 5.1rlur1us. Vic 1 234. 230. 306 Sussex. Suznnm' 1 1115 Satkmrsld. Rmn1ie -- 130 Sanr, Marmnret1 3111 Snundcrs..1.1nc 1 100 Fun. me J'o1m-129.13-1.Z27.315 Silver A11 1311 Svy1er. 13.111 1911 Scanlnn. ery .1:.1n 1192 Sthn1.111nr21c 11551 Srhnen. 111011.161 301 SI'h-Icfur. Beth 1 320 Srhacfcr.1.uc111c 1 316 Schaefer. Rnhcrt 1 71116 SchaHer. Bob - 131. 310 SchaEer. William - 215 Schaffnar. Linda 1 159. 171 SchaEncr. William - 301 Schanhachcr. Kay - 188 Schardt. James 1 162. 214 Scharstein. James 1 306 Scharringhausen. K. 1 169 Schear. tha - 319 Scheelc. D. Sam - 153. 297 Scheideman. Carol - 185. 221 Schcidt. Thnmas 1 176.320 Scheingartcn. Stuart 1 219 Scheminger. William 1 121. 230 Schenz. Royden - 207 Schepman. Barbara. 1 190 Schcrcr.D1ck 110-1 301 Schcrcr. Sue 1 190 Sc1Iick.G:urRe - 102. 203.1297 Schienzr. Ronahl - 1.28. 32 Schiarluh. Ed. 1 297 Schimian. David 1 109. 315 Schira. Mike - 176. 177. 230 Schirmer.Gay1e 1122. 165, 167. 190 Schirmcr. Lee 1 195 Schlnck. Dan 1 319 Schlnifer, Roberta 1 158. 231$. 235 Schlatman.1udy 1 185 Schlenker. Milt - 208 Schlesinger. Paul - 170. 224 Schluemzr. Gaunt: 1 160 Schluetcr. George - 207 Schmcrr. Carolyn 1 183 Schmid. Rnnald 1 132 Schmidt. Charles 1.. 1 3116 Schmidt. Edward 1 126. 215 Schmidt. Emily 1 142 Schmidt. Gale 1 304 Schmidt. 111.1 Jean 1182 Schmidt. Sandra 1 132. 229 Schmidt. Pct: 1 22-1. 306 Schmithorsl. Susan 1 310 Schnabel. Roger 1 307 Schneider. Kathtyn 1 229 Schneider. Larry 1 219 Schneider. 311116: 1146. 152. 130. 302 Schneider. Robert 1 199. 307 Schneider. Thomas 1 165. 166 Schneider. Walter 1 I95. 302. 307 Schnitzlcr. Danny - 225 Schuck. Henry - 207 Schumaker. Dunalrl 1 315 Schamburg. M. 1 165 Schuo. Don 1105.315 Schuuvlin. Michael 1 215 Schmffenbergcr. Donald 1 123. 307 Schriever. Many 1 189 Schroeder. Doug 1 174 Schroeder. Henry 1 120. 176. 204 Schroeder. Ken 1 307 Schroeder. Tad - 317 Schuck. Robert 1 211 Schuld. Eric 1105. 3115 Schuler. Ellcn - 192 Schultz. Alvin 1 214 Schultz. Cynthia 1 99 Schumacher. Thalc 1 181 Schumann. J2me 1193 Schwglg.3 Dick 1107. 110. 148. 149. Schwab. Robert 1 204 Schwnb. Sue 1 235 Schwalb. Alan 1 319 Schwaner. Jon 1 207 Schwartz. Ann - 135. 133. 161 Schwartz. Barry 1 201 Schwartz. Roger H. - 215 Schwartz. 5. G. 1 319 Schwarz. Betty 1 190 Schwarz. Sandy 1 188 Schweikert. Dave - 207 Schweikhart. Howard - 307 Schwurer. Philin 1 319 Scott. Ann 1156. 1911. 232 Scott. Bonnie 1 99. 232. 320 Scott. Frederick - 221 Scott. John 1 194 Scranton. C. B. 1 215 Scale. Susan 1190 Seamnn. Ron 1151. 204 Sebastian. Josrnh 1 319 Sebillc.,1.1n 1160.182 Sebnld. John 1 121. 207. 315 Soda. Anzuln 1 16 Sezerer, Richard 10197 Seibel. Jerry - 215 Seidelmann. Kznncth 1 97.101.109. 111119.159 162. 292 315 Seidcnstein. Ruth 1 310 Seifried. Roger 1 227 Seiler. 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D. 1 165 Selranaks. Peter 1 297 bellcr. Dorothy 1 192 51:11:15. Jack 1105.111.113.132 179.290.3117 Sensei. Florence 1 193 bcubert. John G. 1116. 315 bcwurd. William 1 315 Seybert. WIJliaI-n 1 216, 315 Stylerth. Barb 1 11.13 beymaur. Car11 310 S1Iad1e..1nck 1 203 SIIuIer,Eurlh1. 1195 Shuler. Sam 1 2U1 Shaffcr. Robert 1 125 SlIutur.N1ck 1115. 133. 1-10. 215 Shnllul, Burton 1 302 Shnmbaugh. Hany - 221 Shnnes. Paul1125 Shank. Marge 1 193 Sh:mk.Nnncy-114. 113. 178. 193. 272 Shannon. Ronald 1 307 Shapiro. Man: 1151 219 Sharp. Donald 1225 Shnrpnack. John 1 317 Shaver. Gilbert 1 207 Shaver. James 1315 Shnx'er.Pau11 123, 307 Shay. Rlchnrd 1 230 Shearer.Gnil1136 Shtnrcr. Mike 1 227 Shtnhy.1amcs 1 20-1- Shcrk'. David 1 297 Sheets. Wayne 1 230 Shcnherd. Thomas 1 321 Shzrck. Pat - 193 S1IL-ridan.James 1319 Shermer. Richard 1 319 Sherrick. Ronald 1 207 Shields. Curt 1211 Shinglctun. Larry 1 203 Shinklc. Julie 157.131.165.167. 170. 178. 190 ShiDIEY. John 1 227 Shirley. Edward 1 307 Shirley. Richard 1 197 Shnemaker. Dennis 1 199 Shoemaker. Lynn 1127. 159. 235 Shape. Jacqueline21 169 Shnrt. D. H 1203 Shaun Hc1en 1159.182.320 Shoup. 1011111 20 7 ShIIck.Bever1y1l6S 184 ShIIFf. E1ain: 1 235 Shuster. Stuart 1115. 162. 214 Siamchni. Prnleep 1 310 Sickixm A1bert 1 317 Sidcboltum. Pat 1 181 Siebert. Bob 1 221 Siene1.1'irain1a 1 182.199 SI'ems. Rosemary 1 18-1- Sieve. Gerald 1 123. 1-13 Sicvers. 11'1ary Lu 1 99. 134. 320 Sievert. Wayne 1 208 Sizmnn. 1.1165 Sinmon. Robert E. 1101. 315 Sizncr. Barbara 1 191 511w. 11m 1162. 216 5111man. Toni 1 62. 183 Si1I'erb1ntt.1ris 1 310 Silverman. Ivan 1 201 Si1rerman.Lnis 1191 Simmons. Dave 1169 Simmons. Roy 1 207 Simmons. Sue 1148 Shnms. Trudy - 294. 297 Simon. Ruth 1131. 151 Simonds. Joel 1 315 Simonton. Larry 1 223 Simnsun. 111M121: 1 188 Simpson. Tom 1 1112. 214 Stms. Wl111an1 1 293 Sinzhnss. Brucc- 194-. 307 Sink. Wayne 1 231 515k. Juan 1 29B Sisson. Leslie 1 230 Sknzns. Dexter 1 157 Skeen. P511139. 235 Skomn. Steve 1 215 Slickcr. Richard 1 230 Slivkn. Terr11170. 132 Slown. Frederick 1 321 Smelkcr. James 1 119 Smith. Alan 1 227 Smith. Char1es 1195 Smith.C1Iarles J. - 195 Smith. David 1 302 STUDENT INDEX Smith. Dan 1 293 Smith. Fred 1302 Smith. George - 170 Smith James E. 1 177. 207 Smlah James R1193 Smith Jerrold - 223 5milh..1udy 1 190 Smith. Kathleen 1 193 Smith. Larry 1195 Smith. Lcn 1 207 Smith. Lynn 1 159 Smith. Mark 1307 Smith. Nancy A. 1130. 170.130. 192 Smith. Nancy Jule 1 165. 166. 180 Smith, Nancy hIarie 1 122 Smith. Nelson 1 197 Smith. Peggy 1125. 189 Smith. Randy 1 112 Smith. Warren 1198 Smith. William E. - 230 5nan.J'ack1154.2503 Snaufer. Larry 1 21 Snavely. Juan 1 98.946.147.161. 180 182. 293. 302 Snellenburg. Sidney 1 204 Sniderman. Sharan 1 158 Sniderman. Sondra 1 158 Snadzmss. B1111 217. 315 Snuuk..101m 1 315 Snyder. Gary 1 317 Snyder. Lawrence 1 230 Snyder. Richard 1 179. 207 Snyder. Roger 1 230 Solaro. Tony 1 128 Solku. Louis 1 118 SomerFIeId. Tom 1 197. 230 Sommer. Rod - 207 Sommerville. Stu 1 321 Sondergelt. 5.1 165 Sontag.5ue1170.192 South.BilI1 230 SDaIth. Roberl1302 Shaker. Arnold 1 118 Spangler, Scott 1 111 Snarks. hIary Sue 1111.114.184 Spcake. Nancy - 190 Spencar Gail - 112.114.184. 272 Spice. Joanne 1183 Splcker. Tom 1 223 Spiegel. Ear11 319 Spiegel. Jackie 1 191 Sphzmucllcr. William E. 1 199 SpBDntr. Douglas 1 158. 175 Spnnrs. Lorraine 1 153 Snrngue. Dennis 1 207 Sprague. Sanford -- 141.. 307 Springmyer. Karen 1 98. 135. 190 Spritzer. Hal 1 201 Spritzer. Ron 1 201 St. Claire. Frederick 1 298 Stahlmnnn. Rmh 1 122, 272 SLa1cy. Car11 208 StaIcy.Janc1127 163. 193. .110 Smley. Pollard 1 208 Stamp. Don -- 138. 227 Stamford. P51211227 Stanfield. Pat1 114. 234. 235 Stan1ey. Rchr 1 197 Star. Lee 1201 Starks. Johnnie 1 302 Start. 131111108. 115. 179. 223 Starr. Ph111 217 Stnlman. Kathleen 1 302 Stauffer. Janct1181 Steele. Bob 1 204. 302 Steele. William 1177.200 Stefanowski. Robert 1 307 Stezcmiller. Gaunt: 1 177 Stezman. Nancy 1 184 Steiner. Ralph 1 319 Stein. Richard 1 219 Steiner. Pnu1a 1 192 Steinert. Robert 1 307 Stainle. Susan 1 169 Steinmetz. Charles 1 319 Steinmetz. Janct1182 Stelrs. Sharon 1 320 Stenker. Carlene 1 122. 1711. 181 Slentz. Kathy 1 159. 169 Stcnzel. Sandy 1 181 Strnhan. James 1 307 Stenhens. James L. 1 123 Stevhensnn. Judy 1 182. 235 Stcmiapnuhs, 31m 1 97. 1111. 115. 133.144.145. 216 Strrm-r. A. C. 1 230. 231 Steuernazel. Luis 1 151. 184 Stevens. CMI1 174 STUDEN T INDEX Stevens. Donald I 10.2, 3U7. 2le blui'cns.1id I 307 Slcx cus. James I 203. 307 Sluvuus. John I 307 Slcvuns. lhclmnl I 319 Slevcns. Robert I 110. 315 Stevens. S.111y I 169 Slevensun. Charles I 165. 20-1 Steward. Ronald I 307 Stewart. Marilyn I 159 Stxckncy. Jan I 1114 Stiene Frank I 21.13. 231 Shara. Bub I Shrimg. Rlchardn I 175. 302 sum. K I212 Stiih. Anita I 99.148.163.170. 180. 158 Stock. Lama I 111. 114.145.1461. 151. 155. 2.11 Stacker. Guy I 1115 btmmarl. Chm I 197 bum'rcgem Willuuu I 225 btukrs. James I 230 Stall. Sumlcy I 157 Sluncbmku. ermm I 1151-1 Stowcrs. Jack I .111 Stram. Ruben I 203 Straka. Ronald I .323 Strassela. Carol I 1511. 191 hiratnnuu. Carole I 165. 131 Strauh.JuII1c3 I 130 Strawbrlum. W1kliam I 115. 148 Street. Mary I 132. .102 Strcitman. Barium I 315 Strctuh. Don I 217 Strickland. 15111 I 159, 331 Strikmnn. Nancy I 1'31 Strnpcs. Bill I 22-? Stuart. Raymond I 175. 198 Stuckcnbcrg. Gail I 12-1. 193 Stuewe. Charles I 169 Srugard. Charles I .115 Stugard. Tom I 223 Stull. Ben I 211 Sturm. Gerry I 13-1. 227. 315 Sturr.E1a1ne I 127. 193 Sudrnan. Carolyn I 62. 191 Sudman. Marvin I 12-1 Sullivan. 0.1101an 178. 183 Sullivan. Sharon I 57. 193 Surrilt. Carmil I 307 Svcmlsen. Nancy I 185. 311 Swan. Evelyn I122. 156. 311 Swarm. Dunn I 320 Swanson. Dave I 109. 230. 315 Swartz, Esther I 302 Swartzenlruber. Amman I 30.? Sweeney. Kathy I 1117. 298 Sweeney. Myles I 197. 200, 233 Su'ecny. Pal I 192 Sweet. BIarni I 1711. 187 Sweuttn. Bub I 143. 311 Sweezv. Cami: I 1517. 320 Sweyer. David I 207 Sweyer. John I 207 Swift. Jerry I315 Switzer. David I 161 Syler. Frederica I 157. 234. 235 Syrian. George I 204 I T - Tarzgnrt Robert I 212 Taknh1skl..1udy I 135 Talavnge. Joseph I101.119 Talbot. Sterrett I 319 Tansey.10hn-149.170.205 Tarcha. Nick I 194 anvin. Ronald I 321 Tate. Allison I 302 Tate. Henry I 169 Taucher. Joe I105.121.134.315 Taylur. Bill I 207 Taylor. Dick I 2011. 307 Taylur. Jay I 174 Taylor. Myrna I 99. 149 Tnylnr. Nancy. 88. 111. 136. 156.163 Tayhr. Ronald I 174. 179 Tedrick. Jane I 189. 227 Tel'ford, W111 .10 I 316 TeIler. Jim I 162. 223 Tcner. Jim I 215 Tenf:1dc.Harry I 123. 321 Tenoever. Sue I 99. 1111. 160 Tcnwirk. Dave I 107. 110. 307 '11anch I 197 Tcpe.FrankI115 126. 141. 212 Tanner. Maury I 307 Terhar Robert I 230 Terry. Brinson I 302 Thaycr. Barb -- 159 Thule. Judith I 99 Thmlmnu. Murcm I 165. 167. 184. 225 Tll1e.0rvillc I 105. 311 Tine. Sandra I 138. 185 Thicl. MILIJIIel I 199 Thomas, James I .205 Thomas. Juan I 192 Tlaumus. .10ch I 182 Thumas. Lowell I 208 Thomas. Runnld I 174 Thelma. Steve I 13-1. 154. 227 Thompson. Bruce I 195 Thompwn. Carul I 130. 138 Thumpsm1.Jnm1I 160. 171. 235 Thompson. Jnhn I 109. 203. 230. 315 Thunmson. Karen I 189 Thompson, Phillip I 207. 315 Thumpsnn. Tony I 208 Thurman. Paul I 165 Thurman. W111121m I 165 Thnmhury. Knrcn I 148. 149. 151. 156. 159 Thnrucll. Pat I 1111 Thornton. PM I 177 Thrnpsimis. Annelua I 133. 298 Thrcm. Junicc I 193 Thurman. David I 116 T11snn. P1133115 I 1112. 298 Titterinztnn. T. W. I 125 Tobins..1udith I 158 Tnepfer. Allan I 225 Tompkins. Carol I 190 Tompkim. Melvin I 315 Turns. Mnrney I 106 Tumsen. Jxm I 214 Tumrebar,.105ep11I 17-1- Tnm. Lucien I 229 Tower. Fred I 20.1 Towncr.D1ck I 111. 170. 179. 216. 294. 315 Taumend. VVIJliam I 165 Tragehser. Robert I .107 Tram. David I 126. 7.93 Tranp. Curnlyn I 117 Trurbach. Elcunnr I 311 Traut. Carol I 90. 111. 131. 136. 1-13. 145.156. 163.170.178.188 TriNetl. Barbara I 159. 235 Truutvine. Frank I 227 Trev. Gerald I 1111. 321 Taurus. Carol I 173. 193. 302 Turker. EH1 I 1113 Tucker. Ruben I 174 Tucrrk. Barb I 135. 190 Tucrck. Jean I 911. 111. 178. 190. 295. 302 Tuerlscher. 30 Ann I 193. 272 TunEck. Michael I 219 Turherg, Patti I 158 Turhem. Pauline I 191 Turi. Mury I 311 Turner. Geurne I 2110 Turner. Robert I 2011 Turner, Stcvc I 227 Turner. Thomas I 169 Tultlc. Joe I 224 Tyler John I141. 227 TI. Udosi:11.Cnmenn I 160. I69. 320 Uebe1c.RoberrI105 121. 315 Uetrechl. Dale I 101 1.1111horn.C18mens I 211 Uhlmansiek. Richard I 307 Ullmnn.1nmes I 302 111mm: Georg: I 211 Ulrich. Charles I 115 Utter. Virginia I178. 132 Uvass. Lina I 311 I '1' h Valen. Anthony I 317 Vance. Judy I 189 Van De Mark. Curtis I 197 Vandcr 111.1115. Daniel I 160 Van Dusen. William I 193 Van Dl'ke. Jim I 194 Van Fossen. Jack I 179. 214 Van Fussen.1.arry I 115. 307 Van Lieu. Kathleen I 187 Van Jottinzham. Nancy I 127 Van Over. Larry I 214 Vanu'ynizardcn. Razer I 20-1 Vaughan. Charlcs I 225 Vedra. Jack I- 1-16. 147. 149. 20-1- Vega. 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PENNANTS, SCHOOL SPORTSWEAR Verdcrbcr. kuy 6 317 V'rrdurber. RudulplI 6 171 thnams. Janis 6 316 Velrecht. Dult 6 119 VIdic. Richard 6 311 View. Charles 6 1le V'ikmunls. June 6 224 V imb.1.A. 1. 6174. 175 Vin. Jerome 6 216. 307 Vogclc. Car016 1+8. 192 Volluuwcidur. Juan Curlus 6 .119 V012. Joe 6 214 Vondcnbriuk. Joann 6 99. .120 Vuudcmhe. Ann 6 185 Vundcrhcid. Trr16 189 Voss. Carol 6 145. 229 .2 w 5 Waggoner. Larry 6 215. 307 Wagner. Tom 6 307 anuuer. VViHIum 6 230 Wuils. Blurlin 6 211 Wake. Denny 6 205 Wuldrun. Pul 6 133 Walker. Hun 3rd 6 123 Walker. Jay: 6 229 Walker. JouI1-167. 190. 293. 311 Walker. Peggy 6 99. 193 WIIlker. Run 107.110.111.113. 170. 203 Walker. Schurlccn 6 186 Walker. Slave 6 230 Wallace. Georgi: 6165 Waller. Jury 6 203 Walls. James 6 120 Waltc. Ivan 6 230 Walker. David 6198 Walters. Dnna1d6 75. 170. 212 Walters. Linda 6 193. 311 Wn11ers.Tim 6133. 212 Waltz. Nancy 6190 Wander. ann'in 6 126 Wnntlnnd, Kenneth 6 302 Warburn. Toni 6 170. 181 Ward. Don 6 315 Ward, Edwin 6 225. 307 Ward. Sally 6111170185 Ware. Bruce 6 112 Warner, Darrell 6 217. 315 Warner.WilIE.1m 6 307 Warren. Barbara 6 159 Warren. Kerilh 6 169 Warrener. Douglas 6 224 Warwick. Edward 6 197 Washburn. Dan: 6 203 Wassarman. Joan 6165. 167. 134 Wnsserman. Maureen 6153.165.167, 184 Walsnn. John 6 133. 207 Watts. Bethany 6 66. 190 Waxman..1udit116191 Wayne. Myron 6 219 Weaver. 10216-195 Wenvcr. Randy 6 203 Webb. H. 6 216 Webb. James 6111. 141. 307 Weber. Janice 6151 Weckstein. Dan 6 302 Wede1.T1lumas 6119. 176 Wegencr. Darlecn 6165. 167. 190 Wehler..1udy 6 320 Wehr. Eugene 6109. 315 Wehrfritz. Carl 6 116 WEizel.E11en 6122. 131.143.2721 Weiler.1im 6 223 Weiler, John 6 115. 212. 302 Weinberg. Mickey 6 219 Weinbrown. Bob 6 201 Weinbrnwn. Edward 6 201 Weinstein. Gene 6 174 Weiss. Jo Ann 6 127 Weisenbach. Robert 6 133. 194 Weiss. Andy 6 207 Weiss. Herb 6 219 Welch. John 6101.109, 315 Wells. Donald 6 307 WeIls.1nrnEs 6 215 Wells. Nhrv Alice 6186, 311 Wells. Ward 6141. 227 Welsh. David6199 Welti. Dorothy 61515. 311 Wclly.1. 6 165 Welly. Terrence 6179. I95 Wendlandt, Rona1d 6102 Wergowske. W. 6 165 Werner. Juhn 6 208. 230 Werner. WilIiarn 6 177 Weron. P. 6 212 Wertz. Phil 6 208 Wcschler. Steve 6 219 Wessel. Ronald 6 227 1110550111IHH.JLHIY 6 130, 302 19,031. Dun 6 194 Wmuull. Duruen 6 14.1. 159. 320 VVcsluIlL. Malilyn 6 311 1ancrkunm, Rohcrr6121. 115. 3117 1905112111. Rirhnnl 6 105. 109. 313 11'11.Ilcy.Thnnms6 104, 223 1V1LII'IDI1. D.In 6 215. 210 VV11ET1EI'. Rnnnld 6 2,10. 315 VV'hclrln. Terry 6107111307 VV'IIEDLIIE. Guy 6176. 210 VV'IYiUIkL'F. Jean 6 159 VV1111EIkCLTOm 6 217 Vvhiic, Barbara Frye 6 2951 1N11ilc, 11.111 6 307 VVhitE. John 6 223 1V1Iltc. Lee 6 230 1Vhite.Lint1:I 6189 W1IL1L'. Max 6115.161214- XHI'Itt. Robert 6 315 1V'1IItc. Thomas 6 231 Whne. 1V'Illium6193 1V'1IIlc1musc. David 6 204 1v1111t'b1311. W. Larry 6 302 1V1I11IIL'y. 11ar01d 6 179. 204 VVIIIHIIktr. Rnhcrf 6 201 W'hitII.-ker. W'illmm 61140 VV'hirIiunlnn. Guy 6156 VViIlmnn. D011 6 .319 Widmtr. Jean 61512 VVichE. Harald 6174 Wiedcmcr.Lvnd1I6192 VViuI:unI1.S.6 65 Wiener. 1311141116123. 307 1V1thiinn. Sundy 6165. 167.155 1V Icsler Charles VVilIi: 'Irn 6 29.5 1Kikas..;1wk 6115 VKiIher, Kcnnrth 6 12201131227 Wilhelm. A16110 VVIlhclm. John 6133.227 1V11ken.10 6-188 VVilkeninL! 6133 Wilkes. Robert 6 319 VVilks. Richard 6 227 V'Vill. Ronald 6124 VV'illcy. Larry 6 97. 111. 133. 144. 170. 216 Williams. Donald 6 230. 231 Williams. Jerry 6 230 W'illiams. John 6129.223 Williams. Katie 6183 VViHiams. Lionel6169 VV'illiums. P.Ilricfu -- 298 1V'i1liams, Richard 6 223. 302 VV'iHiams. Rnbcrt 6 224 Williams. Stcnhrn 6 317 VVill'iams. Terry 6169. 190 VViHimms. Thnmns 6 109. 175. 215. 217. 315 1V'illian'Ison.Janet 6 311 Willis. Gary 6 308 VViHmnn. Anita 6 235 Wilmes Judy 613 32 VVilsun.A1cx6 140. 214. 219 Wilson. Dennis 6117 Wilson. ErnEe 6125 Wilson. Fred 6 224 1Vilsnn. G.- 169 Wilson. Gene 6157 Vv'ilmn. Jim 6159 Wilsnn. Martha Ann 6186 Wilson. Suc 6137. 18-1. 308 Wilson. Thnmns6193 Wimm. 10,6104 1V'indznssen. Dem 6 111. 132. 170. 179. 216 VVinkclman. DaVe 6 207 Winu.Dnr1ie 6130132303 Winn. Joe 6 225 Winslow. Robert 6 319 Wintorfddr. Edwin 6 316 W'inftrhalter. 17. D. 6160. 174 Winrcrrnu'd. Mary Ann 6 171. 189. 302 Wise. Cary16191 Wiseman. Richard 6 177 Wiltkamp. Torn 6179.212.308 Wittlin. Judie 6102. 298 VVixom. Everett 6 97. 109. 227, 316 Wuellncr. Bonnie 6 151. Woarner. Raw 6 205 Wotrtz. R. E. 6 212 Woznman. David 6 197 Wohtwender. Bob 6 317 Wolaver. Carl -- 223 Wulbcr. Erwin 6 110. 208 Wolf. Dave 6 302 Wolfarth. John 6 215 STUDENT INDEX 1117011131211 - 207, 223 VV'ull'cr. ,1.II1IC5 6 177 1111111. Ruhcrt 6 22'1- 1V'ullrlcrl..1.mms 6176,2118. 308 VV'UIIJJILL', Ed 6 161 VV'uIIn. Pal 6 9'1. 149. 169 VV'nud. Bruce 6169. 199. 231 VV'IInII. DIIIMIII 6 227 VV'IIIII1.JC.'In Ann 6 235 VV'nml, Smukcy .10: 6 19B VVnndarIl. Charles 6 308 VVIIudarII. Jim 6 107. 113. 136. 141. 215 anIIII. Don 619-1. 230 V'Voorlmun. Junulhun 6 230 VVEIUIJI'LIH. JIIII1LE 6165.302 11Vuu1ruFf. Tom 6 224 VVuudb. HmHIrIl 6 177 Vvulldh. John 6157 VV'rles. 11.111111 6 212 VVuudy. Dave 6 97. 107. 113. 293. 308 VVondy. Marilyn 6 311 1V'nnley. 01111:: 6 316 1V'.IIIk Sus:In--135 134 VVurshnm. Gayle 6190 VVorlcnIlakc. Daxc 6 101.104. 109. 112.110.175205.316 Wrny. Warren 6 316 Wright. Darry16101. 119. 166 WyIInt. Run 6-128 - Y - Yaklafsky. Dennis 6 212 Yn1r5.C:Irv 6 219 Vnnmzurhi. Ban 6 319 Yates. 11.6 161 Yeager. Lany 6 179. 227, 316 Ymmnns, Rantha 6124.142 Yerkesan. Richard 6102. 298 You. Eurene 6101.109. 230, 316 York. Becky 6184 York. 312I1c01m 6 308 York. Ronald 6 174. 230 Ynukilis. Crnc 6140. 179. 219. 302 Yuukilis. Mnrvyn 6 97. 113. 130. 144. 219. 291, 302 Ynukilis. Snnrlm 6191 Young. Presley 6 308 Young, Roger 6 220 Young. Ruth 6 191 Younzhnns. Jim 6 174 Youkr. 13.6165 Yund. Carol 6104. 127. 163. 311 Yungblut. Gibson 6 317 2 z - Zuk'dca. David 6165 anpin.1'1rucc 6 219 Zarins. A153 6 113. 132 Zasiu. John 6 227 Zaslov. Leo 6177 Zcman. 131621116 204 Zerkel. 111:1ur11 6 223 Zcrklt. Ronald 6 3'16 lawn. David 6195 Ziez1cr. Barbara 6142. 184. 311 Ziegler. Fred 6 316 Zimler. Philin 6 227. 272 Ziegler. Sue 6189. 311 Ziclinski. Rmm1116165. 166. 302 Zimmetman. Carol 6 114. 135. 141. 160 zimmermnn. Ruth 6 160. 182 Zinselmeier. Jack 6 176 Zipcs.311chn91 6117 Z0110. Vic 6140.207. 293 Zoller.Norm.1n 617+. 175 lwick. Donald 6 308 GUSWEILER'S PONTIAC 3435 Reading Road AVon 1-8080 ! yorledldm 'lere Only Car with U-Yia'e-Tracle Wheelx'I VVI-I ERE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY BEGINS FINE FOODS ll 518 York St. 'K NEWPORT, KENTUCKY LENHARDT'S i For Fine Hnmc Cooked Foods O DXl r fl AM. 10 RMAh-Cl k 11 VI d ' pen 1:; to me 1 on 213 Every Way Better Wrife for literature foduy. 'nm a. w. auscrmuu co. 20.1 Vi V. AICR'II IJLAN GAI FIELD 1-9331 Clihun Avenue Cincinnati 32. Ohio CONVEYORS FOR EVERY INDUSTRY Rrrnmmrmled by Duncan Hines IIISTLE FIIIIIII SWH$W Show HOME OF NAME BANDS dwailablc for private parties. INE PRINTING SINCE 1887e J Thufs the story of Foote 8n Davies, Inc. w ' Today we have one of the most modern and best : equipped plants in the country And fine ' Yearbooks have always been an important part : of our business. Our craftsmen believe in ' quality and strive to produce the : b6?! in the Industry. Our excellent printing docsnet just happene . it's a combination of production research, craftsmanship, and . painstaking supervision. C F O O T E 85 DAV I E S, I N C . .9014ka 0 .Qltlr5t3g-Htf7rlww - 551201- ,, M2 ruVZu-fu Mm . 7G4 MIA'LI CIRCLE, N, E. ATLANTA 24, GEORGIA ADVERTISING INDEX Adrian, 338 AvcmCrosley, 339 Big Three, 332 Barn and Hanger, 332 Busy Bee, 341 Carl Carlson Photography, 3-1-1 Castle Farm, 346 Cincinnati Bell Telephone, 333 Cincinnati Real Estate Board, 338 Clifton Avenue .VIotor Service, 343 Coca-Cola, 334 Coney Island, 344 CrockerFels C01, 341 Du Bois Bookstore, 342 E. W. Buschman C0., 346 Empress Chili, 337 First National Bank, 336 Fame and Davies, 347 Frisclfs, 326 Glendom Home, 336 Gregg Cleaners, 335 Greiwe Decorators, 343 Guswei1er Pontiac, 346 Hathaway Stamp, 332 Hilton-Davis Chemical Co., 334 Howard's Catering, 329 Hotel lIetrupole, 343 IBIVI, 329 Jahn and Ollier, 324 Kemper Lane Spa, 327 Lance1s, 341 Lcnhardt's, 346 Meador Motor Car C0., 332 Miller Funeral Home, 338 Pepsi-Cola, 333 Quebec Gardens, 335 Richter Concrete, 333 Sealtest, 330 Shipleyk, 344 Skelengtonk, 336 Song Shop, 329 Stiefs Pharmacy, 342 Strube Hardware, 344 Thomson Cadillac, 329 Toddle House, 330 Tracy Evans Insurance, 334 U C Dining Halls, 335 University Bookstore, 344 Urmetz, Jewelers, 337 Veranda, 342 Visconti-Kinney, 327 WSAI, 326 Watch Clinic, 330 Yorkshire, 346 PHOTO CREDITS Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce 4 4, 9 Procter 3i Gamble 4 4 Cincinnati RedIegs 4 6 Cincinnati Art NIuseum 4 8 Cincinnati Public Library 4 9 Cincinnati Enquirer 4 12. 67 Dr. John L. Caskey 4 24 Dr. Raymond E. Dessy 4 25 University, Public Relations 4 30, 31, 44, 84 Dr. Maurice Levine 4 34, 35 Beta Theta P14 49 Sigma Chi 4 51 Delta Tau Delta 4 58, 83 345 Alan Wright 4 65 Mummer's Guild 4 76, 77, 172 Dr. Kenneth H. Cooke 4 84 Air Force ROTC 4 86 Mary Rowe Moore 4 111 Delta Sigma Pi 4 125 IDSA, Matthew Brady 4 126 News Record 4 163, 267 Glee Club 4 168 Delta Sigma Theta 4 186 Phi Kappa Tan 4 211 Kansas State Collegian 4 256, 257 Wide World Photos 4 256, 257 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Far more people than one realizes erintribute tn the success of a yearbook. There are the professional people who give us a little bit more than their contract Called fur. We are grateful for the yearbook know how and warm friendships of Ed Hacklcman and Ralph Van Dyke of the Jahn and Ollicr Engraving company; for our patient printers, Foute 6: DaviesiHat-rell Brooks, Dot Smyly, and Roy Hudson; for the photugrnphie excellence of Bill VVhitteker and partner Eddie Babst; fur the eonperatinn Of our student photographers, Bob Richmond, Bill Randall, and Day Walters; for our patient cover salesman. Gemge Barbers from Kingskmft; and for Norman Bush at Shillitus who took care of the 1009 senior portraits which appear in the buck: Some of the photographs in the bunk wuuld have been impossible for us to obtain if it were not for the kind cooperation of Hank Zureick from the Cincinnati Redlegs; Procter and Gamble's Lois Buddelmeier; George Grametding at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce; Fred Beeler 0f the Kansas State Collegian; Terry McConnell frnm the Enquirer; .VIrs. Cameron at the library; Miss Zimmerman of the A rt hltiseum; and Dr. Kenneth Cook 6. Our job was made easier by the valuable assistance of many people connected with the University. Archibald Carson helped us settle enntraets; john DeCamp and the Public Relations staff and Alan Wright of the Alumni Office assisted with the phutngraphy. The whole research section owes its existence to Dr. John Caskey, head of the classics department; Raymond Desay in the chemistry department; and Maurice Levine head of the Med Sehtmlis psychiatry department. Dr. Brewer and the liniun staff were agreeable thlandlords, and David Clark, our faculty ndvisur. signed checks and quietly kept watch over us. Of course the bunk would never have been published without the students who made up the editorial staff. Chris was as willing to work as he was to laugh; Kathy plowed through the seniors while thinking of Jim; Carole brought sunshine with her and was followed by jetry,ji1n. and John; Strawbridge changed with the weather and courted the Staff ladies; Dottyis thoughtfulness and talent with wutds made her necessary; Patty eonseientinusly picked up loose ends when she trmk over photngraphy enurdination; Jacquie, Anita, and Carol. though busy with so much always managed to come up with the printeris dummy: the sports section was put tn press as Schwabie carried the ball; Jana was a pleasant diversion, especially for Willy; Linda hunched over her file 100de up with a smile; girl Friday Margie Hitted in and out, filling in wherever necessary; Randall and Richmond provided contrasting mnnds; and Thorny typed away With her Characteristic perkiness. Some made themselves invaluable doing anything they were asked; Others thought it just another activity; but all contributed in some way to the personality of the. 1960 Cincinnminn. Two in the other oHice sit writing feature copy and another types What they have written. The radio blares and the teapot is almost empty. The year has begun a hurried rush to its end. A final printing deadline is a week away. The product of thirteen months of work nears completion. Proofs are flowing in from Atlanta and are sent back as they are checked. The finished cover has sat on the desk for two months waiting tn serve a purpose. It hardly seems possible that a year ago at this time, work had just started. A rather indehnite idea for change was important then. It began to take form in a Chicago basement. After the dummy was finished, the idea grew and changed. Itwas given a form . . . more white space, free layout, captions that didn7t neceSSa rily block copy that tried to capture the speetatorsT impression of the year. Inspiration came in illogical placesi in class, on the plane, at Ship's. walking ac ross campus. Pictures our three diligent photographers took shaped the layout and helped write the copy. The art staff complained about redrawing layouts; the copy editor wondered aloud why captions and copy had to be changed ebut the Sta ff labored long. Mnnday and Thursday evening meetings extended to include Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and even weekendst The staff dwindled from the origin al enthusiastic 100 to the faithful few. They were really all whn were necessary anyhow. Their interest and ability did what one person cannot do alone. The Big Three spent their final year together. Bill and jack were invaluable associates. A thorough knowledge of yearbook production was a credit to two pre vious editors, Karen Stith and Tom Fisaher. The year for me brings a mixture of emutionsi-temporary despair, frustration, satisfaction, challenge . . . thankfulness for all the people who helped and those who tried . . . gratitude to jack and Bill, to Turn, to Frank, to the editors and staff, to Mr. Clark, to Ed Whit, and Mr. Brooks. A year of wonderful opportunity and experience, a year of accomplishmentathe book is complete; next yearTs editor and staff are enthused and t; ready to begin again. In a sense there is no beginninge only a technically defined point in an unending cycle and my part in that cycle is almost complete. The book we have produced is ready to be turned over to the students. Now it belongs to them; Another deadline made . , . Elczrmtlz hour! IJJU Qann 3 hi win Utha I p. ... ,- . '. I . I, I ' ' A 4 .f I . . i u. '1 '. ' l r 1 F --. .' II 1: i -. L .- X - . J: V' ' II' .5- l 1 ,- V '. I ,. , . 'I 4 .' :ur I '. L Dean M Manic Office 3 ' ' l; !ff?;;!3 ml kanr'i 9