University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)
- Class of 1938
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Business Manages Salute The FIRST GREAT STEP in Hwe program for a Greafer Universify of Dayfon-a sfep complefed wH'l1 'H1e close of Hwis school year-a sfep desfined +o be fol- lowed by many more and even greafer sirides in lhe same direclion . . . The individuals, grea'r and small-adminis'rra- lion, irusiees, faculfy, sludenis, alumni, and friends - whose combined effort boundless en- ergy, and ambi+ious foresigh+ have been respon- sible for such progress in our Universiiy, and whose plans foresee even greafer fhings for 'lhe fuiure. ,Q 'f 4 52 .1 ' . 1' 7, ,M,, ,,V. 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K ,gg 5 'M 5, 3 au, 1' SSX! wwf, . , - I M 1 W SX . -1 N X, XIX: I . , 3 , 'M' A 1 fx V771 wf , I, I, 5? n s ' '..-' I' 'Q' 5 4 an V i Xl-- .. .Nl .-4 , .Q I Q qw ....., ST. MARY'S HALL-symbol of solid principle and ivy-covered fradifion. THE CHAPEL-refreshmeni' +o burdened minds and soulsbinspiraiion for heighfs yef unaifained. if ff may , li J! K K wa ST. JOSEPH'S HALL-abode of scholars-guard ian of friendships cemen+ecl by H1e years. ALBERT EMANUEL LIBRARY-sfudy in symmeiry, beau+y and grace - quie+ afmosphere con- ducive 'ro sfudy and research. PRESIDENT Known 'Far and wide as a compefenl' organizer, Reverend Waller C. Tredfin, S.M., Universily of Daylon presidenl, has grea+ly promofed efficiency al' lhe U. of D. by his inauguralion of l'he dean sysfem, and has exhibifed progressive leadership in sponsoring 'lhe now firmly es+ablished College of Women as well as numerous exira-curricular ac+ivi- lies. Some monlhs ago, Fafher Tredfin was honored by an assembly of nearly half a hundred clergymen of Daylon and 'rhe surrounding area upon +he silver iubilee of his ordinafion as a priesf of lhe Sociefy of Mary. During +he 'lwenly-five years since his ordina+ion, our reverend presidenf has cons1'an'l'ly 'raken a more 'rhan aciive in+eres+ in educalional maHers, and is regarded by s+uden+s of lhe Uni- versiiy as an inspiring and benevolent leader upon whose guidance lhey can always depend. REV. WALTER C. TREDTIN, S.M., f'1'v.vi4fv11f, LlIIl'I'I'I'SI'fAV nf Duyffm THE ,1.'l52S' 1141 'Ts Xl.l,Y OF P 1INlHlJSS I un' .S'i.1'fur1z seek 4 VICE-PRESIDENT In fhe field of educafion Reverend George J. Rennelcer, S.M., holds an elevafed posifion. Along wifh repeafed accomplishmenfs, his associafions wifh such organizafions as fhe Ohio Classical Con- ference, fhe Nafional Associafion of Collegiafe Regisfrars, and fhe Associafion of Ohio College Regisfrars, of which he is a charfer member, speak for fhemselves. Since I924 Fafher Rennelcer has fulfilled fhe dufies of vice-presidenf and direcfor of sfudies af fhe Universify of Dayfon, and foday he holds fhe offices of vice-presidenf, dean of men, regisfrar and direcfor of admissions. As such his services have been invaluable fo fhe Universify as well as fo fhe sfudenf body, who will long cherish fond memories of his friendly advice and fafherly assisfance. X TIIE I.'l.'i.w 12,1 'T N 01 P 10f1ila SS ,wwf REV. GEORGE RENNEKER, S.M., Vifc-Prvsidclzf, Ullitfvrsily of 17413-i011 fl THE 1.938 D-1Y'Y' . ILIX OF P 1, lGli'E.S'.S' Y BOARD OF TRUSTEES VERY REV. JOSEPH A. TETZLAEF, S.M., Chairman. BRO. GEORGE N. SAUER, S.M., Vice-Chairman. BRO. GEORGE DECK, S.M., Secreiary. REV. WALTER C. TREDTIN, S.M. VERY REV. GEORGE MEYER, S.M. REV. JOHN RAUSCHER, S.M. ASSOCIATE BOARD OF LAY TRUSTEES Officers of I'he Board JOHN SHERMAN, President MICHAEL J. GIBBONS, '99, Secrefary. HUGH E. WALL, '88, Treasurer. Ex-Officio Members VERY REV. JOSEPH A. TETZLAFF, S.M., Provincial of I'he Socieiy of Mary, Day'I'on, Ohio REV. WALTER C. TREDTIN, S.M., Presideni' of I'he Universi+y of Dayfon, Day'I'on Ohio. BRO. WILLIAM A. DAPPER, S.M., Treasurer of 'Ihe Universi'I'y of Day'I'on, Ohio. Alumni Members and Members-ai-Large HARRY C. ANDERTON, '09, Day+on, Ohio. EDWIN C. BECKER, 'I I, Cincinnaii, Ohio. HARRY C. BUSCH, '96, Cincinnaii, Ohio. JAMES M. COX, Jr., Dayfon, Ohio. HOWARD EGBERT, Dayion, Ohio. 'I5, New York, N. Y. VICTOR EMANUEL, HARRY F. FINKE, '02, Dayfon, Ohio. SAMUEL L. FINN, Dayion, Ohio. MICHAEL J. GIBBONS, '99, Day+on,, Ohio. WILLIAM HARTMAN, Dayton, Ohio. CARROLL A. HOCHWALT, '20, Day+on, Ohio. Puffy Ifijlllfffll MARTIN C. KUNTZ, 'I2, Dayfon, Ohio. OSCAR C. MILLER, '92, Chicago, III. JOSEPH F. ODELL, Dayron, Ohio. GEORGE QUATMAN, Lima, Ohio. CHARLES A. REILING, Dayron, Ohio. W. S. ROBINSON, Day+on, Ohio. LOUIS B. ROCK, Dayfon, Ohio. JOHN SHERMAN, Dayion, Ohio. HUGH E. WALL, '88, Dayion, Ohio. GEORGE WALTHER, Dayion, Ohio. JOSEPH WESTENDORF, Dayion, Ohio. Dayron ,Qu JN . iyw, Rev. OH Bro. ScI'iacI Bro. Molz Bro. Brendel ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS REV. WALTER C. TREDTIN, S.M., President REV. GEORGE J. RENNEKER, S.M., Dean of Men, Regisfrar. REV. JOHN L. OTT, S.M., Dean of Ar+s and Sciences. FRANCIS J. MOLZ, S.M., Assisfanf Dean, Head of Deparfmeni' of Science. HERMAN J. BRENDEL, S. M., Assis+an+ Dean, Head of Depar+men+ of Business. BERNARD T. SCHAD, S.M., Dean of Engineering. SISTER MARIE ST. ELEANOR, S.N.D., Dean of College of Women. WILLIAM A. DAPPER, S.M., Treasurer. CHARLES LEONARD, S.M., Purchasing Agent 2 Bro. Dapper Bro. Leonard up--X Sisfer Marie Sf. Eleanor THE 1.'138D.-IYT HLIN OF P1 GRESS Page .Vinclcm Tllla' l.'1.'1.w ILII T .N I.I.X X 3' '. an Size. -5-N? ,nn Mr. O'Leary Bro. Paff Bro. Perz Sgf. Soufhall Bro. Price Mr. Snyder Rev. Trunk Bro. Weber Bro. Wehrle Bro. Wohlleben FACULTY REV. WALTER C. TREDTIN, S.M., M.A., Presidenf. REV. GEORGE J. RENNEKER, S.M., M.A., Dean of Men, Regisfrar. REV. JOHN J. RAUSCHER, S.M., M.A., Direcfor, Mf. Sf. John Normal School. CHARLES ARNS, S.M., B.S., Associafe Professor, Accounfing, Aclverfising, Busi- ness English. REV. EDMUND BAUMEISTER. S.M., M.A., Assisfanf Professor. Educafion. HARRY BAUJAN. B.S., Head Coach. WILLIAM A. BECK, S.M., B.Sc., PI'1.D., Professor, Lecfurer. WILLIAM J. BELLMER, S.M., B.Sc.. M.A., Professor, Mafhemafics. CHARLES J. BELZ, S.M.. Iv1.Ci.E., Associafe Professor, Civil Engineering. NORBERT BIERMACHER, S.M.. M.Sc.. Ph.D.. Assisfanf Professor, Chemisfry. ANTHONY BISHOP, S.M., B.Sc., M.Sc., Insfrucfor, Chemisfry. HERMAN J. BRENDEL, S.M., B.S. in Educ., B.5. in Com., M.A., Professor Assisfanf Dean, Head of Deparfmenf of Business, Economics, Public Finance. J. J. CHAMBERLAIN, JR., B.Sc., M.S.E., Assisfanf Professor, Civil Engineering. LAWRENCE DRUFNER, S.M., Assisfanf Prefecf of Alumni Hall. CONSTANTINE J. FECHER, B.A., PI1.D.. Assisfani' Professor. Mafhemafics of Accounfancy, Sfafisfics. REV. WILLIAM FERREE, S.M.. M.A., Assisfanf Professor, English. REV. FRANCIS J. FRIEDEL, S.M.. M.A., S.T.D., Associafe Professor, Sociology. MICHAEL B. GRANDY, S.M., M.Sc., PI1.D., Professor, Physics. JEROME GIBSON, M.A., Assisfanf Professor, Psychology. Ulf' I' i0lllflfi9'S Bro. Rappel Mr. Reichard 1'uf1v T'Zn'1'IIf,l' Q- 1' 'x . S- Mr. Fecher Rev. Friedel Bro. Arns Bro. Beck Mr. Gibson Bro. Haas ,L il I li IIIIIIQSS Bro. Grandy MATTHIAS E. HAAS, S.M., M.Sc., Ph.D., Associafe Professor, Chemical Engi- neering, Physical Chemisfry. ADAM HOFFMAN, S.M., B.Sc., Professor, Head of fhe Deparfmenf of Mechani- cal Engineering. JOE FRANK HOLSINGER, B.S., Assisfanf Coach. MAJOR EDGAR H. KELTNER, U. S. Army, B.S., Assisfanf Professor, Milifary Science and Taciics. ARNOLD KLUG, S.M., Prefecf of Zehler Hall. EDWARD KNUST, S.M., M.Sc., Professor, Engineering Drawing, Mafhemafics. GEORGE F. KOHLES, S.M., M.A., Assisianf Professor, Journalism, Public Speak- ing. WINTHROP LANE, B.S., Insfrucfor, Accounfing. REV. FRANCIS LANGHIRT, S.M., M.A., Assisfanf Professor, Philosophy. DANIEL L. LEARY, Ph.D., Professor, Head of Deparfrnenf of Educafion. REV. EDMUND LEIMKUHLER, S.M., B.A., Professor, Head of fhe Deparfmenf of Religion. FRANK M. LUDWIG, B.S. in Educ., M.A., Assisfanf Professor, Hisfory. SISTER MARIE ST. ELEANOR, S.N.D., M.A., Professor, Dean of fhe College for Women, English, Hisfory. SISTER MARIE FIDELIS, S.N.D., M.A., Assisfani Professor, English. MADAME SUZANNE FAUVET-MCLAUGHLIN, L-es-L., Professor Graduafe of +he Universify of Paris: Professor, French. RALPH MILLER, S.M., B.S., Physics. SISTER MIRIAM THERESE, S.N.D., M.A., Assisfani' Professor, Hisfory. Bro. Bellmer Bro. Belz Bro. Drufner Bro. Hoffman Bro. Klug Bro. Knusf Qi gn--N Punt T-zvvzzfy-0110 THE 1.'l.'3.s' ll.l I 'U. 'l.lX THE 1.938 DAY QTI.1iV OF PR 0 GR E SS' FRANCIS J. MOLZ, S.M., M.Sc., Ph.D., Professor, Assisfanf Dean, Head of fhe Deparfmenf of Science, Comparafive Anafomy. Embryology. Prefecf of Alumni Hall. REV. LAWRENCE MONHEIM, S.M., M.A., Assisfanf Professor, Religion. SERGEANT CHARLES MONAHAN, U. S. Army, lnsfrucfor, Milifary Science and Tacfics. JOSEPH MUENCH, S.M., B.Sc., M.Sc., M.A., Assisfanf Regisfrar. EDMUND B. O'LEARY, B.S.. M.A., Professor, Banking, Finance, Markeling. REV. JOHN L. OTT, S.M., M.A., LiH.D., Professor, Dean of fhe College of Arfs and Sciences, Poliiical Science. FRED PAFF, S.M., Prefecf of Sf. Joseph Hall. ROBERT PAYNE, B. in Chem. Eng., lnsurance. JOHN R. PERZ, S.M., M.A., Ph.D., Professor, German, Spanish. THOMAS L. POITRAS, S.M., M.A., B. Music, Associafe Professor lAbsenf on Leavel. THOMAS J. PRICE, S.M., M.A., Associafe Professor, English. ULRICH J. RAPPEL, S.M., B.A., M.Sc., Ph.D., Professor, Head of fhe Deparf- meni' of Elecfrical Engineering, Elecfrical Engineering. MAURICE REICHARD, B.A., Piano, lnsfrumenfal Music. LOUIS H. ROSE, S.M., M.Sc., Associaie Professor, Elecfrical Engineering, Mafhe- mafics. FRANK J. RUHLMAN, S.M., B.A., Librarian lAbsen'f on Leavel. JOHN SCHUETZ, S.M., B.Sc., Ph.D., Professor, Educafion. LOUIS SALETEL S.M., Ph.D., Assisfanf Professor, Hisfology, Mineralogy, Geol- ogy. Rev. Leimlruhler Rev. Langhirf Bro. Rose Bro. Salefel V , . . Mr. Ludwig Bro. Seyfriecl x Sisfer Miriam Therese Sisfer Marie Fidelis Sgf. Monahan Maior Sfrain Pagc Twcnfy- Two -Ll .ts Mr. Chamberlain Mme. McLaughlin Bro. Kohles Bro. Bishop Bro. Biermacher Mr. Leary Rev. Monheim Mr. Lane Bro. Miller Maior Kelfner BERNARD T. SCHAD, S.M., M.Sc., M.S.E., Sc.D., Professor, Dean of fhe College of Engineering, Civil Engineering. REV. ANDREW SEEBOLD, S.M., MLA., Assisfanf Professor, Philosophy. ADAM P. SEYFRIED, S.M., M.Sc.,.Ph.D., Associafe Professor, Bofany, Zoology. M. EUGENE SHIELDS, B.A., C.P.A., Insfrucfor, Accounfing. EARTH J. SNYDER, B.A., J.D., lnsfrucfor, Accounfing. SERGEANT JAMES R. SOUTHALL, U. S. Army, lnsfrucfor, Milifary Science and Tacfics. REV. STEPHEN STEPHENSON, B.A., Assisfanf Professor, Lafin, Greek. MAJOR JAMES F. STRAIN, U. S. Army, Professor, Head of fhe Deparfmenf of Milifary Science and Tacfics. REV. JOSEPH V. TRUNK, S.M., M.A., S.'T.D., Professor, Philosophy. LOUIS TSCHUDI, B.S. in Educ., Assisfanf Coach, Physical Eclucafion. ANTHONY VVALDECK, S.M., M.Sc., Assisfanf Professor, Mafhemafics. HUGH WALL, SR., C.P.A., L.L.D., Lecfurer in Accounfing. ANDREW R. WEBER, S.M., M.S. in M.E., Associafe Professor, Mechanical En- gineermg. WILLIAM O. WEHRLE, S.M., M.A., Ph.D., Professor, English, Public Speaking, Debafing. WILLIAM J. WOHLLEBEN, S.M., M.Sc., Ph.D., Professor, Head of fhe Deparf- menf of Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering. THE 1938 D41 YT TIAN OF P S GRESS Page Twenty-Three IN MEMORIAM PAUL W. KOLLER, B.Sc., Ph.D., l'1'11f1'.m11', lvIII Z'c'I'.YffLX' nf D11yt1111 1712 Ix'0Il1'r 1I11'11' 1111 J11111' 111, Jggf. H13 HIIIIIFX' f1'1'1'111l.v at H10 U11141'1'1'.x'1'1 x' of 1711571711 Lllltf 1'I.v1 rvl11'1'1' will l't'1lIL'lIIZ7t'1' lllnlll 1119! 11111,x' fm' his 1'1'1111-zulz as 11 .v1'11'111'1',vf XVIII' 111.111 for 111.9 111'111'11I f'4'l'JL?1IlIIIAf-V 1111111 I'CtItfj' f1'1'1'11d,vl11'f'. Clzzsseg' I CLASSES O SENIORS 0 JUNIORS O SOPHOMORES O FRESHMEN 0 WOMEN'S COLLEGE gif N x IDX KN x x M Wx wb X I 1 X ,f X Q H . . . . I, . '.I gf o li-li'A' MM 1 'FN ! Ah . . 'I J eniom asia' l x UI P , Ghjhilbl-5' ' Charles Vifagner l ,Presidenl xl E 11238 DA 7 'O.YI.l.Y William O'Connor ,,Vice-Presidenl Richard McClusky , , , . Secrelary Joseph Dell . . Treasurer Personalities Chuck Wagner, gridder presidenl . . . Dan Hobbs, wriler and debaler . . . Dave Israel, busi- ness manager deluxe . . . Williamilis, Gerwels. chemisls exlraorclinary . . . Joe Dell, masler ac- counfanl' . . . Joe Zolkiewicz and Paul Genung, verilable Bobby Jones' . . . Ed. Gufzwiller, curly lopped all-Buckeye . . . Dufch Tscherne, diminu- live all-American . . . Pesky Vlfernor, iovial sage and slalwarl end . . . Bob Borchers, honor socie'l'y presidenl' . . . Bill Sachs, minisler plenipolenliary lo lnlernafional Relafions' convenlions . . . Bob Pfisler, Napoleon of H12 Pershings . . . Dick Mc- Cluslcy, class secrelary . . . Tom Armslrong, U. D. Marconi . . . Collerman and Shannon, edilors of lhe Municipal repor+ . . . Paul Wick, agile racqueleer . . . Angelo Farruggio, rolund sodalisl leader . . . Ben Carlen, maeslro . . . Roy Boomer, minslrel composer . . . Bill O'Connor, oralor polilician. 1111 ili1IlV'!,y' Senior Class History Scene I: U. D. Campus. Time: Four years ago. Acfion: Class of '38 enrolls as aspiring frosh . . . inifiafions follow-mud in our eyes, shoe polish in our leefh and syrup splaHered all over . . . foof- ball season opens . . . frosh gridders prove good dummies for varsify-visi+ infirmary. Homecoming dance is real affair . . . examinafions, whaf 'fyranfs fhese profs . . . Junior prom, firsf fasie of college social life. Class elecfions single ou+ O'Connor, McClusky, Armsfrong, and Wick . . . debafe sea- son opens, freshmen bring forfh prospecfs . . . spring foofball and spring fever invade fhe campus . . . freshmen show greaf sfrengfh on inifial eleven. Elecfions produce Wagner, McClusky, Boemer, and Heckman. Same Scene. Time: One year lafer. Ac+ion: Sophisficafed sophomores refurn fo bang info in- coming greenies . . . new school policy inhibifs inifiafions . . . Dean sys+em infroduced . . . foof- ball season, and sophs are well represen'red in quan- +i+y as well as qualify. Frosh Welcome dance, our firsf social evenf, a greal success . . . Homecom- ing Dance, always a good +ime . . . baskelball sea- son finds nof a few sophs gracing fhe cour'r. Junior prom and we s+ru+ in fuixes . . . Hillenbrand, Hobbs, and O'Connor 'rake debafe frips . . . spring brings foofball pracfice, soffball league and laziness . . . second-year men engage in varsi+y baseball and 'rennis . . . Zofkiewicz, Genung, Puf- erbaugh on s+a+e champ golf feam-Joe 'fakes individual honors . . . +wo sophs winners in ora- 'lorical confesi . . . class elecfs Hobbs, Wagner, Harper, McClusky and Whalen 'lo serve for iunior year . . . class picnic, plenfy of ea+s and drinks. Same Scene. Time: Sepfember, I936. Ac'rion: Nile refurn as iuniors . . . enjoy inifiafions, buf are 'foo old fo parficipafe . . . grid season finds iunior s+ars in limelighf . . . elecfions +o fill vacancies are Dell, freasurer, O'Connor, sfudenf council . . Homecoming-Frosh Welcome . . . season ends wi+h Gufzwiller, all-Buckeye, Werner, Zofkiewicz, Wagner honorable menfion, and Pefkewicz mosl' valuable . . . Hillenbrand and Hobbs edi+ News and' Exponenf respecfively wi+h O'Connor associafe on bolh . . . Junior prom is mos+ elaborale suc- cess of recenl' years-Sfenross plays, U, D. dances . . . debafe frips find same fhree iuniors on road . . . inframural baskefball, iunior feam cops. Zof- kiewicz and Genung again on sfale championship golf 'reamg Joe fakes individual honors, Paul second by a sfroke . . . iuniors fake second and fhird in oraforical con+es+ . . . Wagner, O'Connor, Mc- Clusky, Dell and Hobbs selecled +o lead class for senior year . . . class picnic, amber fluid flows freely. Lasf Scene. U. D. Campus. Time: One year ago. Aclionz Seniors enfer home sfrefch . . . foofball season is greafesf success in years-four+h- year men drop from limelighf as season ends wifh Zolkiewicz being elec'l'ed caplain. Debafe frips and seniors fravel . . . golf sfill has Zofkiewicz and Genung s+arring . . . oraiorical con'fes+ par+ici- pafed in by seniors . . . no+ a few seniors receive honor keys . . . Dayfonian published, a splendid memorial fo a greal' class . . . Senior Farewell, soff music . . . senior picnic, las+ and besf . . . graduafion, fhe end of our iourney . . . 'rhe show is over, fhe curfain falls. THE 1.938 D-lYT HIAN OF P GRE QS' ' Page Thirty one Andrews Qpaang Armsirong Banker Benbow Boemer Borchers MARlE ANDREVVS Dayron, Ohio Science THOMAS R. ARMSTRONG Cincinnaii, Ohio Eledrical Engineering CHARLES WM. BENBOW Day+an, Ohio Baseball, '37, Inframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Officer, Secrefary '35, U. D. News Sfaff, '37, '38, Day+onian Sialii, '38, Conducf Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Mafhemaiics Club, '35, '36, Sodaliiy, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '35, '36, Advanced Miliiary, '37, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Drill Team, '35, Miliiary Ball Commiiiee, '36, '37, Junior Prom CommiH'ee, '37, Senior Farewell Commiiiee, '38, Radio Club, Secreiary '37, Presidenl' '38. EDWARD C. BANKER Akron, Ohio Arrs lniramural Sporis, '35, '36, Conduci' Award, '35, '36, Sodaliiy, '36, '37, Radio Club, '37. THE 1.03.9 DA-1 NL-1 N OF PROGRESS Page Tliirfy-T7c'0 Elecirical Enginering Foorball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Baslceiball, '36, Baseball, '36, '37, '38, Monogram Club, '37, '38, lnframural Sporrs, '36, '37, '38, llluminaiing Engineers Sociery, '37, '38, Maihemaiics Club, '35, '36, Radio Club, '37, '38. ROY J. BOEMER Easi S+. Louis, Illinois Business Fooiball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Rifle Team, '35, '36, Cap- +ain 37, '38, Monogram Club, '36, '37, Presidenl' '38, lnrramural Sporrs, '35, '36, Class Officer, Secreiary '36, Exponeni Coniribuior, '36, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociery, '36, '37, Conduc+ Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodali+y, '35, '36, '37, '38, G-lee Club, '36, '37, Vice Presideni '38, Dramaiics, '35, '36, '37, '38, Dramafic Sociefy, '38, Minsrrel Show, '35, '36, '37, '38, Advanced Milirary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles Rifle Team, '35, '36- Cap+ain '37, '38, Miliiary Ball CommiH'ee, '36, '38, Freshman Welcome CommiH'ee, '36, Senior Farewell Commiifee, '38, OpereHa, '38. ROBERT E. BORCHERS Dayion, Ohio Arts U. D. News S+aFF, '35, Municipal Acfiviiies Bureau, '37, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '36, '37, Presi- den'I' '38, Honor Key, Maihemaiics Club, '35, Soclaliry, '36, '37, Advanced Miliiary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles. '35, '36, Drill Team, '35, '36, Milifary Ball Commi'H'ee, 35, Square Circle Club, '37, '38. EUGENE G. BRANDS Wapalroneia, Ohio Business Conducf Award, '36, '37, '38, lnfernaiional Peace Asso- ciafion, '36, '37, Sodalify, Secrefary '36, Presideni' '37, Glee Club, '36, Minsfrel Show, '36. RICHARD K. BUCHER Dayfon, Ohio Business U. D. News Sialif, '35, Glee Club, '36, Minsfrel Show, '36, Senior Announcemenf Commiifee, '37, Carholic Acfion Club, '35. GEORGE BERNARD CaJACOB Lima, Ohio Pre-Medics Sigma Delia Pi Premedicai Sociery, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sfudenf Council, '35, Conducf Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Dramafics, '37, '38, Dramafic Sociefy, '37, '38, Sigma Delia Pi News, '37, '38. THE 1.938 DA YT - 71 A N OF P GRESS BERNARD A. CARLEN De+roi+, Michigan Science Sodalify, '34, '35, '37, Glee Club, '34, '35, '37, '38: Mixed Chorus, '37, '38, Dramafic Sociefy, '38, Minsfrel Show, '35, '37, '38, Band, '34, '35, '37, '38, Orchesfra, - '34, '35, '37, '38, Inierclass Dance Commiifee, '35. BENJAMIN M. COHEN iHarlanl Dayfon, Ohio Pre-Medics lnframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '3lL '37, Sigma Della Pi Premedical Sociefy. '35, Publicify Direcfor '36, '37, '38, Maihemafics Club, '35, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Mixed Chorus, '36, Dramafics, '35, '36, Dramafic Sociefy, '35, '36, Minsfrel Show, '35, '36, ROBERT L. COTTERMAN Dayfon, Ohio Civil Engineering lnframural Sporis, '36, '38, Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, Associaie Edifor '37, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor So- cie+y, '38, American Socieiy of Civil Engineers, '36, Secrefary '37, Presideni '38, Glee Club, '35, '36, Ad- vanced Miliiary, '37, '38, Award for Excellence in Junior Civil Engineering, '37. Brands Bucher CaJacob Cohen Cofierman P Carlen S55 il Page Tl11'rfy-Tl1rUc GEORGE M. EARLY Dayfon, Ohio Arfs 7 1: w 'AY Y 'A'l41AX' Municipal Acriviries Bureau, '37, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau 1,36 1 Honor Sociery, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Glee Club, Y Y Y '35, '36, Minsrrel Show, '36, Junior Prom Commiifee, IJ 'Rf' gg' '37, Educafion Seminar, '38, Senior Picfure Commiffee, OF ' r G A' '38, Pershing Rimes, '35, '36, Drill Team, '35, '36. ANGELO S. FARRUGGIO Chicago, illinois Pre-Medics lnframural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38, Dayronian Sfaff, Uls J- DARBIER Yokohama' Japan '38, Sigma Delia Pi Premedical' Socie+y, '36, Treasurer Mechanical Engineering '37, Presidenr '38, Conduci' Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, U. D. News Sfaff, '37: Conduc+ Award, '35, '36, '37, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, Presiclenf '38, Glee Club, '35, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, Mechanical Engineering So- '36, '37, Minsfrel Show, '35, '36, '37, Band, '35, '36, ciefy, '37, '38. Senior Announcemenf Commiifee, '38, Sigma Deira Pi News Sfaff. JOSEPH A. DELL Fosforia, Ohio B,,,,,,e,, HERBERT w. FINKE Dayfon, ohio Inframural Sporis, '37, Class Officer, Treasurer '37, '38, Business Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '37, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau lnframural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38, U. D. News Sfaff, Honor Socieiy, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Conducf '35, Sfudenf Council, '35, American Sociery of Civil Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Engineers. '35, Soddlify, '35, '36, Advanced Milifary, Junior Prom Commiifee, '37, Senior Farewell Com- '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Drill Team, '35, '36, miHee, '38. Freshman Welcome Dance Commiffee, '36, lnrerclass Dance Commiriee, '36, Junior Prom Commiffee, '37, Senior Farewell Commi'Hee, '38, Spirir Commifree, '37, '38. GEORGE W. DUELL Dayfon, Ohio Chemical Engineering Rifle Team, '36, '37, '38, Municipal Acfiviiies Bureau, '38, Chemical Engineering Seminar, Secrefary '37, '38, Maihemafics Club, '35, Glee Club, '34, Advanced Milifary, '37, '38, Gold Medal in Junior Milirary, '37. Darbier Dell Duell Early Farruggio J' , 'Yves Finke 1341116 T',IlI'fj 1 UlII' GOH' 'WW Genung Gerwels Griffin Gufzwiller Heckman PAUL K. GENUNG Dayion, Ohio Business Golf, '36, '37, '38, lnframural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38. ALBERT H. GRIFFIN Dayfon, Ohio CHARLES H. GERWELS, JR. D.y+on, ohio B si Chemical Engineering ' Municipal Aciivlfies Bureau, '37, '38, Chemical Engi- . . . - neering Seminar, '37, '38, Maihemafics Club, '35, '36, EDBMPND J' GUUWILLER' JR' C 'c 'e Ohm usuness Band, '35, '36, '37, '38, Advanced Miliiary, '37, '38. MAJOR H. GOTT Cincinnafi, Ohio Aris lnframural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38, Conducf Award, '35, '37, lnfernaiional Peace Associafion, '37, Sodalify, '35, Vice-Presidenf '36, '37, '38, Choir, '35, Minsfrel Show, '37, '38, Freshman Welcome CommiH'ee, '36, Foofball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Baseball, '36, '37, '38, ln- framural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38, Dayronian Sfalif, '38, Conducf Award, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Minsirel Show, '37, '38, Junior Prom Com- miffee, '37, Senior Farewell Commiffee, '38, All-Buch eye Cenfer, '37, All-Ohio Cenfer, '37, PAUL J. HECKMAN Offoville, Ohio Elecfrical Engineering In+ramural Spor+s, '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Omcer, Secreiary '36, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociery, '36, Conducf Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Illuminafing Engi- neers Sociefy, '37, '38, Mafhemafics Club, '35, Sec- refary '36, Soclalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Minsirel Show, '35, '36, '37, '38, Fresh- man Welcome Commiffee, '36, Junior Prom Commif- fee, '37, Spirif Commiffee, '37, '38, Radio Club, '37, '3B. THE 1.938 DA T NIAA OF P OGRESS Page Thirty-l'1v e Hempelman HiHle Hobbs Huelsman Israel Jacobs RICHARD C. HEMPELMAN Daylon, Ohio Business Municipal Acrivilies Bureau, '38, Glee Club, '37, Minsfrel Show, '37, Advanced Mililary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifles Drill Team, '35, '36, Junior Prom Commiriee, '37, Cafholic Acfion Club, '36, Cheerleader, '34, Head Cheerleader, '35, '36, '37. GEORGE HITTLE Dayion, Ohio Science DANIEL J. HOBBS Daylon, Ohio Ar+s Class Officer, Presidenl '37, Council Represenlalive '38, U. D. News Slaff, News Ediior '35, Associale Ecliior '36, Exponenf Edilor '37, Slafi '36, Associale Edilor '38, Dayfonian Slaff '35, '37, Ediior '38, Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '36, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor So- ciely, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Upsilon Delia Sigma Debaling Sociely, '35, Manager '36, Vice-Presidenf '37, Presiden+ '38, Siudeni Council, Secrerary '37, Treas- urer '38, Caiholic Aciion Club, '36, Advanced Mili- lary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35, '36, Individual Drill Winner '36, Junior Prom Commi++ee, Chairman '37, Senior Farewell Com- milfee, '38, Oralorical Confesi, '35, '36, Third Award, '37, Soufhern Debaie Tour, '36, '37, Easfern Tour, '38, Presidenf's Debale Award, '36, Senior Piclure Com- miiiee, Chairman '38, ollege S+udenl's Who's Who, '37, '38. THE 1.'l.fIH D,-I YT NL-1N OF P OGRESS' P1 l'lzirI,v-.Sir MYRON G. HUELSMAN Carfhagena, Ohio Educalion Educalion Seminar, '38. DAVID F. ISRAEL, JR. Dayfon, Ohio Business ' Exponeni Slaff, Business Manager '37, '38, Dayronian S+al i, '37, Business Manager '38, Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '36, '37, Upsilon Delia Sigma Debafing So- cieiy, '35, '36, '37, Dramafics, '38, Minsfrel Show, '37, Freshman Welcome Commiliee, '36, Junior Prom Com- mifree, '37, Senior Farewell Commiiiee, '38, June Jamboree Commiilee, '35, '36, '37, '38, Foofball Pro- gram, '36, '37. ELMER F. JACOBS Columbus, Ohio Eleclrical Engineering Iniramural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, '38, Municipal Aciivi- 'lies Bureau, '36, '37, Conducl' Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Illuminaling Engineers Socieiy, '37, '38, Mafhemarics Club, '35, '36, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Junior Prom Cf--wmiHee, '37, Spiril' Commi'H'ee, '37, '38, Radio Club, '37, '38. SIGMOND L. KAHN Dayton, Ohio Pre-Medics Municipal Aclivifies Bureau, '35, lnlramural Sporfs, '36, PANDELY KAMTCHY Dayion, Ohio Business Foofball, '33, '34, Baslceiball, '34, Tennis, Capfain '35, '36, lnlramural Sporfs, '34, '35, '36, '37, Track, '37. HENRY F. KIRSCH Gibsonburg, Ohio Business Conducl' Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodalily, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, '38. THE 1.938 DAY A 'IAN OF Ph GHESS JAMES A. KUENLE Daylon, Ohio Business lnlramural Sporls, '37. LOUISE LEHMKUHL Daylon, Ohio Science GARLAND E. LOTZ Daylon, Ohio Chemical Engineering lniramural Sporls, '36, Municipal Aclivilies Bureau, '37. '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociely, '35, '36, Chem- ical Engineering Seminar, '37, '38, Glee Club, '35, '36i Minslrel Show, '36, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35, '36, Advanced Mililary, '37, '38, Kahn Kamlchy Kirsch Lehmkuhl Lofz Kuenle 'QQ' 'Z' Pug: Tlzi1'fy-SU'z'4'iz THE 1938 DA YT NIAN OF P OGRESS ROBERT E. MASTANDREA Dayion, Ohio Business Foofball, Manager '36, '37, Baseball, Manager '36, Freshman Welcome CommiHee, '36. MANUEL D. MAYERSON Dayfon, Ohio Business RICHARD J. MIKOLAJEWSKI IMcCIusIryl Piqua, Ohio Business Intramural Sporls, '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Officer, Vice- Presideni '35, '36, Secreiary '37, '38, Dayfonian Sfaff, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '36, Sludenf Council, '35, Conduci Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Freshman Welcome Commi'Hee, '36, Junior Prom Commiflee, '37, Senior Farewell Com- miiiee, '38. Masrandrea Mayerson McCIusIcy DAVID P. McCRATE Poriageville, Missouri Mechanical Engineering Inrramural Sporfs, '37, '38, Conducr Award, '37, '38, Sodalily, '37, '38, BJS., SI. John's Universify, '36, Mechanical Engineering Sociely, '37, '38, JOHN GERALD McLAUGHLIN Middlerown, Ohio Arrs Inframural Sporis, '36, '37, '38, U. D. News Slaff, '36, '37, Dayionian Slaff, '36, '37, Upsilon Della Sigma De- bafing Sociefy, '36, Publicily Manager '37, Glee Club, '36, '37, '38, Mixed Chorus, '37 58, Dramaiics, '37, '38, Band, '36, '37, '38, Orchesfra, '36. WILLIAM P. O'CONNOR Chicago, Illinois Ar'Is Inframural Sporrs, '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Officer, Presidenf '35, Vice-Presidenr '38, U. D. News S+aIT, '37, Associafe Edifor '38, Exponeni- S+aFf, Con+ribu+or '37, Associale Edilor '3B,,Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '36, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Upsilon DeI+a Sigma Debaiing Society, '35, '36, '37, Vice-Presideni '38, Easlern Tour, '36, '37, Sourhern Tour, '38, S+uden+ Council, '35, '37, Conducf Award, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '38, Secrerary '37, Junior Prom Commiiiee, '37, Senior Farewell Com- mi'Hee, '38, Oraforical Confesf, Third Place '37, Second '37, Universify Commiiiee on Sesquiceniennial of Consiiiurion, '38, College S+udenf's Who's Who, '38. McCra+e McLaughlin I mfr fl1il'fy-liiglif O'Connor E Piis+er Parrish Peflcewicz Polaslzi Psaki Reis MARGUERITE MARY PARRISH Dayfon, Ohio Pre-Medics Exponenf Siaff '37, Coniribufor '36, Dayfonian Sfafi, '38, Municipal Acfiviiies Bureau, '38, Sigma Della Pi Premedical Sociefy, '37, '38, Dramafics, '38, Sigma Delia Pi News, '38. MELVYN A. POLASKY Dayfon, Ohio WILLIAM PETKEWICZ Dayfon, Ohio Ark Mechanical Engineering Fooiball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Mos? Valuable Player, '36, Baskefball. '36: Monogram Club. '36. '37, '38: ln- RAOUL c. PSAKI, JR. New York, New York framural S ods '35 '36 '37 '38' Mechanical Eni Pre'MediCs P 1 1 1 1 1 Q' neering Seminar, '37, '38, Track Team, '37, Mechanical Engineering Sociefy, Presideni '37, '38. ROBERT F. PFISTER Fairfield, Ohio Science Dayfonian Sfaff, '38, Municipal Ac+ivi+ies Bureau, '37Z Upsilon Delia Sigma Debafinq Socie+y, '35, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, Presidenf '38, Mixed Chorus, '36, '37, '38, Dramaiics, '37, '38, Dramaiic Sociefy, '38, Minsfrel Show, '36, '37, '38, Band, '35, '36, '37, '38, Advanced Milifary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Lieufenanf '37, Capfain '38, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35, '36, Milifary Ball Commifiee, '36, '37, '38, Junior Prom Commiffee, '37, Senior Announcemenf Commiflee, '38I Milifary Award, '35. Foofball, Manager '35, '36, Senior Manager '37, Mono- gram Club, '37, lnframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, Munic- ipal Acfiviiies Bureau, '36, Sigma Delia Pi Premedical Sociefy, '35, '36, '37, Sfudenf Council, '35, Conducf Award, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, Dramafics, '37, Minsirel Show, '38, Freshman Welcome Commif- fee, '35, lnferclass Dance Commiffee, '35, Le Pe'l'i+ Bavard, '37, '38. JOHN P. REIS Belleville, Illinois Business Baske+baII, Manager '35, '36, '37, '38, lniramural Sporfs, '35, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Socieiy, '36, Con- ducf Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, Orche , '35, Freshman Welcome Commillee, '36. TUE IXIJXS Del 'T XLPLY 01 P 10GHES'S' P11116 7'f1i1'1',x'-Xiili Rubin Sachs Saniaella Scheu Schneble Shannon GERALD NATHAN RUBIN Daylon, Ohio Pre-Meclics Sigma Del+a Pi Premedical Socie+y, '36, '37, '38, WILLIAM J. SACHS D5Yl0n. Ol i0 Ar'l's , lnframural Sporfs, '36, '37, Exponenl Confribufor, '37, RCQESEZSSW' SC'-'EU Daylonv Ohm Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '36, '37, Cafholic Aclion Club, '35, '36, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '38, ln+erna'fional Relafions Club, Presideni' '36, '37, Fresh- man Welcome Commirfee, '35, Senior' Farewell Com- miHee, '38, Squanre Circle Club, Presidenl '37, Cenfral CommiH'ee of Sodalifies, '36, Delegaie 'lo Peace Con- ference, '36, '37, '38. EUGENE R. SANTAELLA Saniurce, Puerfo Rico Bu siness Rifle Team, '35, '36, '37, lnframural Sporis, '38, Sodal- ify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '38, Mixed Chorus. '38, Band, '35, '36, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, '37, Advanced Milifary, '37, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35 '36, '37, Pershing Rifles Rifle Team, '35, '36, '37, Mililary Ball CommiH'ee, '37. THE 11138 DJYT 4 'RLY Ptifll' OF P H 3 GIQESS' ,. lnframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, '38, Municipal Ac'l'iv- iries Bureau, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '37, '38, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35, Freshman Welcome CommiH'ee, '35. ROBERT M. SCHNEBLE Dayron, Ohio Chemical Engineering lnframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, '38, Chemical Engi- neering Seminar, '37, '38, Mafhemafics Club, '35, '36, '37, Advanced Mililary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35, '36. DWIGHT W. SHANNON Daylon, Ohio Educafion In+ramural Sporfs, '38, Exponenf Con+ribufor, '38, Day- +onian S+aFF, '38, Municipal Aclivifies Bureau, Co-Edilor '37, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Senior Announcemenl' Commi'H'ee, '38, In- lernarional Relafions Club, '38, Delega+e fo Peace Conference, '37, Conslifuiion Sesquiceniennial Com- miffee, '38, Chaminade Discussion Club, '38, Milifary Award, '35, Educarion Seminar, '38, WARREN SLIFER lln Absenfial Dayfon, Ohio Arfs Universify of Cincinnafi Law School ROBERT E. SMITH Dayfon, Ohio Civil Engineering lnframural Sporfs, '35, '38, American Sociefy of Civil Engineers, '36, '37, '38g Mafhemafics Club, '35, '36, Junior Prom Commiffee, '37g Senior Farewell Com- miflee, '38. WILLIAM M. STEFFEN Nashville, Tennessee Chemical Engineering Inframural Sporfs, '37, Conducf Award, '36, '37, '38, Chemical Engineering Seminar, '37, Presidenf '38, Maih- emafics Club, '36: Sodalify, '36, '37, 383 Glee Club, 363 Junior Prom Commiffee, '37, THE 1.1138 DA T' 0.YI.'1N OF PROGRESS CLIFFORD J. SUTTMI Dayion, Ohio Business Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifles Drill Team, '35, '36. BERNARD J. TETZLAFF Day'l'on, Ohio Business lnframural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38. T. J. THOMAS lln Absenfial Dayfon, Ohio Pre-Medics ' Sigma Delta Pi Premedical Sociefy, '36, '373 Advanced Milifary, '37, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, '37, Pershing Rifles Drill Team, '35, '36, Mililary Ball Commiifee, '37: Norfhwesigrn Denial School. Slifer Smifh Sfeffen Tehlaff Thomas Suflmiller Page Forty-0110 THE 1.938 DA 'T XIAN OF P OGRESS PH J. TSCHERNE Toledo, Ohio ris Foolball, '35, '36, '37, '38, All-Buckeye '36, Baseball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Monogram Club, '36, '37, '38, ln- hamural Sporfs, '36, '37, '38, Sodalily, '35, '36, '38, Minsirel Show, '37, Junior Prom Commifiee '37, Con- ducl' Award, '35, '36, '37, '38. JOHN E. UNVERFERTH Dayion, Ohio Civil Engineering American Sociefy of Civil Engineers, '36, '37, '38, Mafhemafics Club, '35, '36, Advanced Milifary, '37, '38, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifles Drill Team, '35, '36, Milifary Ball Commiffee, '38. ROBERT H. UNVERFERTH Dayfon, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Dayfonian Sfaff, '37, '38, Sodalily, '33, '34, Dramaiics. '33, '34, '38, Minslrel Show, '37, '38, Advanced Mili- fary, '37, '38, Senior Farewell Commiilee, '38, Me- chanical Engineering Sociery, '37, '38, CHARLES RICHARD WAGNER Cleveland, Ohio Elecfrical Engineering Foofball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Monogram Club, '36, Sec- refary '37, Treasurer '38, lnframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Olificer, Vice-Presidenf '37, Presideni' '38, Dayfonian Sfaff, '38, Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '36, '37, '38, Sfuden-I' Council, '36, Chairman '38, Con- ducf Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, llluminafing Engineers' Sociefy, '37, Presidenf '38, Mafhemalics Club, Presi- denl '35, '36, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Minsfrel Show, '37, Advanced Milifary, '37, '38, Freshman Welcome Commiffee, Chairman '35, Junior Prom Commiifee, '37, Senior Farewell Commiffee, Chairman '38, College S'fuden+'s Who's Who, '38, Radio Club, '37, '38. VICTOR C. WALLING Piqua, Ohio Chemical Engineering Municipal Acfivifies Bureau, '37, '38, Chemical Engi- neering Seminar, Vice-Presidenf '37, '38, Mafhemalics Club, Secre+ary '35, '36. STANLEY E. WAWROSKI iln Absenfial New York, N. Y. Pre-Medics lnframural Sporls, '37, Sigma Delia Pi Premedical So- ciefy, '35, '36, '37, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, Minsfrel Show, '35, '36, '37, Band, '35, '36, '37, Orcheslra, Di- recfor '36, '37, Freshman Welcome CommiHee, '35, Junior Prom Commiffee, '37, Loyola Medical School. Tscherne J. Unverfer+h R. Unverferfh Wagner Walling 'R Ns...- 'iv fn' 1,'u1'ty-Tivo Wawroski i Werner Weis Welhener Wick Williami+is Wiriz WILLIAM WEIS Dayfon. Ohio Mechanical Engineering U. D. News Sfaff, '35, '36, Ma+hemafics Club, '34, '35, Dramaiic Sociefy, '38, Minsfrel Show, '35, '36, '37, UL A WI K P- b h P - Mechanical Engineering Sociefy, '37, '38. PAA'-is ' C 'Hs 'Hg ' ennsylvama MARTHA JANE WELHENER Dayfon, Ohio Educafion Women's College Class Treasurer, '37, Women's Afh- lefics, '38, Band Sponsor, '38, Big Sisfer Chairman, '38, Spring Swing Commifiee, '37, '38, RALPH WERNER Daylon, Ohio Ar+s Foofball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Boxing, '35, '36, Monogram Club, '36, '37, '38, lnframural Sporis, '35, '36, '37, '38, Advanced Milifary, '37, '38, Track, '37, '38. Tennis, '36, '37, '38, lnframural Sporfs, '35, '36, Ex- ponenf Sraff, '37, '38, Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '35, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Conduct Award, '35, '36, '37, '38, Sodaliiy, '35, '36, '37, '38. VICTOR A. WILLIAMITIS Day+on, Ohio Chemical Engineering Alpha Sigma Tau Honor Sociefy, '36, '37, '38, Honor Key, Chemical Engineering Seminar, '37, '38, Malhe- maiics Club, '35, '36, Pershing Rifles, '35, '36, Pershing Rifle Drill Team, '35, '36, Alberf Emanuel Award, '37. JOHN J. WIRTZ Columbus, Ohio Business Foofball, '35, '36, '37, '38, Baseball, '37, '38, Rifle Team, '34, Monogram Clulq, '36, '37, Vice-Presidenf '38, lnrramural Sporfs, '35, '36, '37, '38, Conducl' Award, '36, '37, '38, Sodaliry, '35, '36, '37, '38, Minsfrel Show, '37, '38, Dayfonian SfaFf, '38, Advanced Miliiary, '37, '38, Junior Prom Comm.Hee, '37, Senior Farewell Commiffee, '38. THE J.'l3H IIA 7 T XLIB UF P JGRESS' I PUQKIL' 171117-X'-T11 VCC v Wolf Iii Zofkiewicz Filzgerald Rice Va'l'+ero+ GEORGE L. WOLF Akron, Ohio Business ln+ramural Sporls, '36, '37, '38, Upsilon Delia Sigma Debaling Sociefy, '35, '36, Manager '37, '38, Easlern Tour, '38, Sodalily, Treasurer '37, Senior Farewell Com- milfee, '38, Senior Announcemenl' CommiHee, '38, Ora- forical Conlesf, '37, '38. JOSEPH S. ZOTKIEWICZ Daylon, Ohio Arfs Foolball, '35, '36, '37, Honorary Capfain '38, Baslref- ball, '36, Golf, '36, '37, '38, Ohio lnlercollegiale Cham- pion '36, '37, Monogram Club, '36, '37, '38, lnlramural Sporls, '36, '37, '38, Advanced Mililary, '37, '38. MARY FITZGERALD Daylon, Ohio Science THE 1.038 IL1 3' OXIAIX 01 PI?0GHE.S','S' 11110 1'0l'ly-lwmr Ouafman KATHRYN RICE Daylon, Ohio Science PAUL B. VATTEROTT lln Absenfiai Sf. Louis, Missouri Science lnframural Sporls, '36, '37, Sigma Della Pi Premedical Sociery, '36, '37, Conclucf Award, '36, '37, Sodalify, '36, '37, Sl. Louis Medical School, '38. JOSEPH QUATMAN Lima, Ohio Arfs Rifle Team, '35, '36, lnlramural Sporls, '36, '37, Munic- ipal Aclivifies Bureau, '38, Sodalify, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club, '36, '37, '38, Dramafics, '37, Minslrel Show. '36, '37, Presidenl' of Philalelic Sociely, '36, '37. Additional Graduates E. RAYMOND ARN Dayfon, Ohio Ar'IS MARY THERESE BRAUN Day'Ion, Ohio Aris VICTOR BROERING Dayion, Ohio Ar+s SI. Gregory Seminary. SISTER JOAN FALKENBACH, S.N.D. Day+on, Ohio Educaiion SISTER MARY CELESTINE LANDOLL, C.P.P.S. Dayfon, Ohio Educafion SISTER FRANCIS TERESA MORRISS, S.N.D. Dayfon, Ohio Educaiion HARRIET MORRIS Dayion Ohio Aris RAPHAEL N. PAUL Un Abseniial Day+on, Ohio Science InI'ramuraI Sporis, '35, '36, '37: U. D. News Siaff, '37g Dayionian Sfaff, '37g Sigma Delia Pi Pre-Med Socieiy, '36g Universiiy of Cincinnafi Medical Schooi. THE 1.938 DAYT NIAV OF P GREISIS FRANK PAUZAR Science HAZEL STOKES Educafion CHARLES STRADER Science CHARLES THILL Iln Abseniial Science Universiiy of Michigan Medical School. Dayfon Dayi-on Dayion, Dayion SISTER MARY ENG-ELBERTHA TOTTEN, C.P.P.S. Educafion MARTHA VLEREBOME Educaiion Dayfon, Dayfon, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Pagc Foriy-Fi 4 Senior Directory MARIE ANDREWS ...,. . . .. .. . THOMAS ARMSTRONG E. RAYMOND ARN... EDWARD C. BANKER.. CHARLES WM. BENBOW. ...,. . ROY J. BOEMER... .. ROBERT E. BORCHERS .. .. EUGENE G. BRANDS..- ......,,.. . MARY BRAUN . . YYY,Y . ....,..., RICHARD K. BUCHER.. .. GEORGE B. CAJACOB BERNARD A. CARLEN . . BENJAMIN M. COHEN. . ROBERT L. COTTERMAN. .. LOUIS J. DARBIER JOSEPH A. DELL . GEORGE W. DUELL. . GEORGE M. EARLY . ANGELO FARRUGGIO. .. HERBERT FINKE . .. MARY FITZGERALD . PAUL K. GENUNG .... . CHARLES H. GERWELS .. MAJOR H. GOTT.. ALBERT H. GRIFFIN EDMUND J. GUTZWILLER.. PAUL J. HECKMAN ..... RICHARD C. HEMPELMAN . DANIEL J. HOBBS. . GEORGE HITTLE.. . . MYRON G. HUELSMAN. . DAVID F. ISRAEL . ELMER F. JACOBS . SIGMOND L. KAHN PANDELY KAMTCHY HENRY F. KIRSCH .. . JAMES A. KUENLE ..., GARLAND E. LOTZ... . . ROBERT E. MASTANDREA MANUEL D. MAYERSON ,......... RICHARD J. MCCLUSKY DAVID P. MCCRATE ...... . JOHN GERALD MCLAUGHLINQA ..,, f HARRIET MORRIS .... . WILLIAM P. O'CONNOR.. MARGUERITE M. PARRISH RAPHAEL N. PAUL .... .... . .... ..... . FRANK PAUZAR. .....,... .... .. WILLIAM PETKEWICZ .. ROBERT F. PFISTER . .... . MELVYN A. POLASKY.. .... .. RAOUL PSAKI .. .. JOSEPH QUATMAN. .. JOHN P. 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Main St., Dayton QLAIWQQO ggffijz A M m ..- l U'a'7Q3.-Tuuwf. nov' I5 QSHEEQF OE-1H ' mo O O' ooonnsr, anlg-ml by ...vgpb 4494 44 of',f?'glf'? UUAEOUE vaio Nm -4fc...'f-1:-f:'f1 .-v 'n n ' ooaoooo ::?o?::PP OOOOOOOO ...........8lO3 Allen Ave., St. Louis. Mo . ..... 1927 Burbank Ave.. Dayton. O .. . . .... . . .... . ......... .. ...... 602 E. 107th St., Cleveland. O .. ..... . . . .... 1414 Washington Ave., Piqua, O 345 Sharon Ave., West New Brighton, Staten Island .. ...... . .... ..... .31 Bruen St., Dayton, 0 .. .. .. . ...432 Shafor Blvd., Dayton. O .. .. ......208 Hawker St., Dayton. O ...65 Longue Vue Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa .. ......... 229 Baltimore Ave.. Dayton, O 1483 Lockbourne Ave., Columbus, O . .. 557 Dorchester Rd., Akron. O .. .......... 1030 Dodgson Court, Dayton, O MZCJQPCZULZSJZ5 i v ss 5 lflfix 12.1 'T . 'IAN Ulf' P 1 IGRESS I IM fly-Ifigfllf JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Manning ,....... Presiden+ Donald Coan .S,,.., Vice-Presidenlr Virginia Lehman ,,,.....i Secrelary Jake Baker ,..,. .... T reasurer Seprember I6, I935, we regis1'er I94 sfrong from I6 sfa+es, Hawaii, and Mexico-including +he firsr full-'lime co-eds in U. D. hisfory . . . a week's ini+ia+ion quickly eliminares class diliferences, famil- iarizes us wi+h campus acfiviiies . . . we dislike our blue and red +ies, have fo wear fhem anyhow . . . four fhe campus, learn more abou+ our Alma Maier. Fifiy-seven of us repor+ for freshman foof- ball . . . our firsf college re+rea'r, gel' info The spirifual swing of ihings wifh Fa+her Elberl' . . . welcomed by fhe Freshman Welcome Dance a+ +he Miami. S1'ru'Hing in our firs+ R. O. T. C. parade ai' 'ihe Spanish War Vers' convenfionw-elecl' class officers Wagner, Moran, Gomez and Hammang . . . Co-eds invi+e us +o +heir firsr social under- raking-an open house . . . freshman game- Banks and Garcia shine. We mourn Jack Moran. Twenry-'Five of us rare firsi semesfer honor roll . . . picnic ar Hills and Dales . . . home for 'rhe summer. Sepiember, I936, I76 of us lonly los+ I8 over 'rhe summerl refurn, feeling superior . . . officered by Moran, Manning, Pflum, Fiiz and Wagner . . . i+'s our fum +o inifiale fhe frosh . . . we crown fhem wi+h caps, +hey clown for us. Sponsor Fresh- man Welcome Dance a+ Miami Empire Room . . . Pele Zurlinden leaves +o ioin +he Dayion Journal s'faFF . . . Bache shines on +he couri' . . . Marlinez wins Golden Gloves, goes 'ro Chi . . . Moran and Farruggio arouse 'rhe world wifh 'rheir radio alarm sysfem . . . we sponsor a reorganizalion of lhe s+uden+ council . . . picnic . . . home again 'lil fall. Sepiember I5, I937, +hinking of +he prom, OUR prom, we're back, I43 iuniors, ready for any1'hing- officers, Manning, Coan, Lehman, Baker . . . we plan +he prom, OUR prom-we make The fool- ball and baske+ball +eams . . . Juniors S+effen and Mar+in edi+ lhe News and Exponenf, while Coan and May fake Michigan debale 'rrip . . . order our class rings-rings arrive-we flash fhem. A+ lash comes fhe prom . . . Tom Gen+ry's band is 1ops . . . +he prom, OUR prom, is 1'ops . . . picnic again . . . we bid farewell +o seniors . . . ex- pec+an+ly awail' nex+ year, our las'r lwe hopell. ARTS 5 Niehaus, Focks, Michael, Varley, While, llszj, '-f' rig Ouafman. Carr, Rado, Manning, French, Zarlca, Marlin. Malloy, Myers, Sieffen, Bache, Zink, Giambrone. PRE-MEDS Lohrey, Kloslerman, Willoughby, Bindo- lxas, Chun, Gogolach. Simmons, Koenig, Alier, Gray, Schulfz. Tonnous, Birmingham, Winfer, Jacob, Ohala, Rab, Young. TII1d,7.'1.f3S 11,1 'T XIAN Ulf' P 10GHE.S'S fi Page Forty-Xz'11 T11 E 1938 DA ' ONLLY V1 , OF P1mGHE,s',s' ' JUNIOR PERSONALITIES Tom Manning, Hairless Wonder buf a swell presiden+ . . . Jim Mar+in, whose pessimisfic aHn 'rude conceals an op+imis+ic hearl' . . . Coan and May, silver-fongued orafors from Cleveland . Marianna, queen of 'the Homecoming . . . au Wagner of All-Buckeye fame . . . Kersfing and Whife, 'ihe personaliiy fwins . . . Ambrose Nalcao S.M., poel' laureafe . . . Jim Powerhouse Schwer ing-he wears a 'rurban . . . RiH'er and Rab, Lieu fenanis Pershing . . . Jake Baker, U.D. Granfland Rice . . . Phil Chun, fai+hful pairon of +he news boys . . . Tiny, Ty, Wilcox and Murray, +he four Bridge-deers . . . Seiya O'Ha+a, half-pin+ bul' big headed . Rolly Myers, fhe up-and-coming Rockne Mariiane, Belle of Tesi' Tube Hall Iilljli' lfiflj' ENGINEERS Suder, Reilly, Zahn. Myriclr, Wagner, Samuels. lein, OlcoH'. COMMERCE pacz. sock, Enders, Voii, Geng. man, H. Unverferfh. Murray, Mullen, Flanagan, Reiling Moran, Schroeder, Tros+, Warner Ber Ryan, Grimes, Pflum, Fifz, Olepnyil: Gelofcsalr, Hollenkamp, Ri'Her, Schneble Schwering, Krumhansl, Lorenz, Nieber Baker, Daugher+y, Mcconnaughey Kle Sprauer, Shaman, Kroger, Doles New Servaifes, Andrasilr, Hariman, Maher Weller, May, Torpey, Spah, Buehrle Kersiing, Hacker, Kelly, Doonan Bishop Marlin, Coan. Rudzienslri, Hempel Tiny 'fakes if easy . . . a breafhing spell befween classes . . . guess who . . . Hariman vs. s+ealr . . . Phil Chun moviefone . . . Tom Ryan comes +o class pre- pared . . . a Frosh Welcome 'foursome . . . A-a-af Ease! . . . 'lhe freshman army prepares for a pu'rsch . . . Lehman and Frysinger smile for iheir public . . . fhe 'Foofball boss in person . . . Coach and four for 'rhe Queen. THE 1113s IIA YTOXIAX OF PROGRESS P41516 Irliffj'-OHL' THE 1,038 DA YT XLIX OF P OGHESS P11176 If iffy- TIVO SCPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Leo Fifzharris. ...., Presidenf John Lemming .....,. Vice-Presidenf Elizabefh Trupp .,.. ..,,. S ecrefary Larry Finke ..... .... T reasurer Sepfember, I936-wide-eyed, wondering where and how fo begin, l50 of us came . . . red and blue freshman caps and fhe peanuf-rolling frolic fhaf marked our inifiafion . . . mud-slinging, liferally . . . we were full-fledged freshmen. Came an in- vifafion from fhe co-eds, and did fhe boys flock fo if! Thanksgiving . . . day sfudenfs resfed while boarders spread red painf in home fowns . . . back fo work . . . lull unfil Chrisfmas . . . more red painf . . . exams and headaches. Junior prom and feel- ing sophisficafed unfil fhe sophs looked scornfully af us . . . spring pracfice-freshies look good on gridiron . . . Milifary Ball . . . feI+ like big-shofs in our uniforms . . . flowers blooming, vicfims of cupid walking oblivious . 4. . frouble keeping eyes on fhe board wifh fhe sun shining oufside . . . final exams and home. Came Sepfember, I937, all foo soon . . . only 80 of us back . . . looking af familiar walks and halls, knowing all fhe ropes . . . fhaf was a grand feeling . . . how small fhese freshies . . . could we have looked like fhaf? Freshman Welcome dance . . . swaying fo fhe rhyfhm of Michael Hauer af fhe Miami. And fhen foofball . . . games won . . . and more games won wifh sophs shining . . . Padley in all fhe headlines, wifh McDonough, Marre, Reidel and ofher sophs . . . nearly copped fhe Buckeye fifle. Those exams again- Brofher, can l have lafe lighf? Thanksgiving and boarders make up for losf fime wifh fhe sfamp-gals . . . baskefball, wifh sophs flashing on fhe courf . . . class members shining in all exfra-curricular acfivifies-publicafion sfaffs, clubs, honor sociefy, dramafics and debafing . . . Karl Schreiber fravels on debafe four. Spring pracfice again . . . our men look beH'er fhan ever . . . sophs in all minor sporfs . . . social life goes on . . . Spring-Swing and lofs of Big-Apple-ing . . . final exams and home again . . . only fwo more years fo go. THE 1938 DAYT A TAN OF P s GRESS ARTS Hollencamp, Nolan, Mangan, Yohey, Agnew, Lifkowski. Smolka, Beery, Thomas, Hoelzer, Clem- ens. PRE-MEDS Kochendorfer, Beare, Psaki, Rush, Wil- cox, Paul. Kahn, Millonig, Donley, McNamara, Makley. P41516 l7ifIy-Tlzrv L THE 1938 DA TTT NIAN OF P OGRESS 'imc lfifly-Iiozzl' Sophomore Personalities Snow-lopped Leo Fihharris, class presidenl' . . . Demon Jack Padley, miracleman of 'rhe grid . . . Comely Coley McDonough, booier deluxe and Day+on's Roberi Taylor . . . Karl Schreiber, 'Forensic Dempsey . . . Don Booies, a crooning Hagen . . . Clipper Rosaio, masier of 'I'he 'ronsorial arl' . . . Larry Knorr, greal' flanker . . . Lou McClusky of Knock Me Down McClusky fame . . . Tony Furs+, Lochinvar of +he halls . . . Bob Riedel, savior of +he day. COMMERCE Borns, Spegele, Herzog, Reeves, Gregory, Booies, Ruh, S+apenhors+, S+ang. Smiih, Hoefler, Fursr, Sharpe, Sherman, Siolz, Williams, Pequignol, Riedel. Lemming, Humm, Saurine, Kuhn, Wolf, Kennedy, Kissel, Drake, Mulligan. ENGINEERS Buehler, Saunders, Schreiber, Kerezsi, Hoppa, Wiley, Purviance, Scharf, Merzler, Hubbuck. Sirasser, F. Harig, Forsrholil, Mueller, Egger, Brennan, Leonard, W. Hill, Simmons, R. Harig. Amador, Rex, Flelcher, Hernadez, Foley, O'Toole, Nosil, l.. Hill, Kinney, Nicol. Thompson, Russell, Burger, Daley, Lusch, Glossinger, Nash, Smifh, Murphy, Leies, Sulfenfuss. Kaiser, Finke, Heffinger, Fihharris, Schmiir, Hayes, Ziegler, BarreH, Woodburn, Wilke, Tanis. Q 0- Will you 'rake our picfure? . . . Carl Ruh pufs in some overfime . . . fhe Soph-Frosh fracas in fhree scenes . . . Pershings prime for parade . . . anoiher cufe quarfef-Elma, BeHy, Marfha and Lorraine . . . under +l'1e fable ai 'Hue Freshman Welcome . . . same scene-above ihe fable . . . Spring has sprung. TH E 1.938 DAYTONL-iN OF PROGRESS Page Fifly-Fizz' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS John Humm ,.... ....... P residenl' Herberi' Redding .,., .Vice-Presidenr Mar+ha Manny .... . . ,.Secre+ary Leo Farber .,.. ..,. T reasurer PERSONALITIES Along wi+h Joe Widmonf, our Kandid-Kamera- man, we spy +he giggles and screams of Jeanne McLaughlin, +he drama+ic +alen1- of BeHy Jane Israel, +he ex+raordinary golfing of John Humm, +he bruneHe beau+y of Do+ Buchanan, and 1'he naive shyness of John Glemei, we find 'rhe gay young THE 1.03.9 DAYTOXLIX OF PROGRESS 1717376 Fifly-SU' Pernush, Chabrand, Cos+ell, Fraher, Rumig, Powers, Burke, Conners, Jurgens Tranrer, Corcoran, Siewe, Higgins, C. Hendricks, Howe, Keyes, Brushman Baker, Lansdowne, Perez, Henke, Paluzzi, E. Hendricks, O'Grady, Leonard, Smiih Quaiman, Jiminez, Meng, Gleme+. Sherman, Sullivan, Samu, SuHmiller, Fihpafrick, Biersack, Kappeler, Carroll Swarrz, Weber, Mulcahy, Kipner, Hayes, Bocok, Humperf, Berrke, Simmons Markley, Wa+fs, Ryan, Hollenkamp, Hummerf, Conway, Chapin, Saiovifz, Leyes Welhener, Gerson, Finch, Morih. Kerns, SuHmann, Arnoldi, Hiney, Shearer, Loges, Kroger. Swindler, Zwiesler, Bowe, Sommers, Rosencrans, Kershner, Funk, Carne, Warner Connelly, Hall, Dugan, Edgingion. Bielman, Heer, Duffy, Kers+ing, Winfer, Wal+er, Borchers, Blake, Reis, Kirby Lawler, Farber, Psaki, May, Englerf. Lochinvar from Missouri, Clem Young, deeply in- +eres+ed in +he musical prowess of maes+ro Dick Skapik, and crooners Phil Keyes and Dick Howe. In fhe cafeferia gaiher Marfha Rose Manny, Elma Plapperf, Dola Zonars, and Be++y Myers, lalong wi+h admiring swainsl eager for a rubber of bridge. Wifh so many gay and a++rac+ive personaliries if is hard 'ro menfion such a few, buf we hope 'ro meer more of you again someiime. sz Kuhlman, Keifer, Schendelman, Jones, McLaugh lin, Shaffer. OlcoH, Fickrel, Wehner, Chalmers, Jaffe, Hoskin son, Schneble, Gibson. Hall, Carley, Longfellow, McKirnan, Sabry, Sfoeck lein, Vogel, Culley, Weber. Willoughby, Gorbea, Ramos, Hernadez, Reynolds, H Wool, Hickey, Mendes, Kilcullen. THE 1,938 D,11fT0N1.4N , ' OF PROGRESS' if 'Z vu'- Hoover, Roessler, Bernard, Winsrell, Burns, Olazagasfi, Lindauer, Poeppelmeier, Frame, Mesfemaker, Reeb. Koerner, Ziegler, Wohlschlaeger, Bisfline, Dryden, Gillen, Jurgens, Zidanavich DeLae+, Tsai, Burger, Kirchmer, Schramm, Brodbeck, Marusoff. Van Horn, Humm, Flynn, Wesfendorf, Curley, Connare, Bucher, Widmonl, Friehs SchlaHman, LiHiken, Groos, Akerland, McDonald, E. Smifh. Moran, Lewis, Aufderheide, Baker, Ferron, Greenwald, Brown, Kroger, Goldkamp Sroka, Young, Schneble, McBride, Skapik. Nellis, Allen, Gaylord, Goeke, McFarland, Jackson, Gregoric, Shimanek, Placke Waller, Connell, Bunn, Egan, Leugers, DiPiero. Schulh, Messham, Drapp, Van Hausen, H. Smifh, Clark, Lee, Fine, Denlinger, Eiben, Tubman, Simmons, Goiferdam, Moore. Page Fifty-5621011 THE 1.938 DA 'T 1 'IAN OF P1 GRESS Page I'i1'ff,v-Eiglzl FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Class of I94I, over 250 sfrong, fhe largesl' class in U. D. hisfory, fhronging fhe hillfop on Sepfember I3-fhe year sfrefching ahead in a long panorama of new and excifing evenfs. Orienfafion . . . placemenf fesfs . . . campus movie . . . fea dance sponsored by fhe sopho- mores in fhe library . . . inifiafion . . . sfunfs . . . freshman poem and songs . . Presidenf's re- cepfion . . . cap-crowning. Firsf days of class . . . new faces . . . sfrange rooms . . . assignmenfs . . . fhe kindness of pro- fessors and fhe friendliness of upper classmen. Foofball games . . . pep rallies . . . field day . . . parade . . . marching on fhe field befween fhe halves af fhe Wesleyan game and singing fhe freshman song. Freshman Welcome Dance given by fhe sopho- mores . . . music . . . favors . . . smiling hosf- esses. Seffling info fhe school roufine . . . work . . . play . . . exfra-curricular acfivifies . . . baslcefball games . . . exams . . . finally fhe crowning achievemenf-promofion fo fhe ranlc of sopho- mores. MAWQQVL Tllla' 111538 IIAYTI -A 'LIN 01 inn' Si,l'fy P 1 If I? ISHS OFFICERS Jill Smifh .... Presideni iirsr semesier Eileen Fiel, 4 .Preside-nr 2nd semesier Mariorie Coffman .,.l Vice-Presidenr Mariiane Spifler. . , ,... .Secrerary Venifa Sfrain. . . A .Treasurer Sfarfling innovafions in Universily of Dayfon his- fory were climaxed by fhe opening of ifs doors 'ro women as full-lime s+uden+s in Sepiember, l935. The 'firsl' class was composed of 'iwenfy-nine fresh- men and fhe policy was one of semi-isolafion. ln facf, The Valley was considered almosl' a No Man's Land by ceriain men sfudenfs. The firsf semesfer presenied someihing of an adius+men+ problem wi'rh moderafe hos+ili+y on many sides. The men resenled l'he facl' fha? ihe days of slippers and no 'ries were pasi, and These Women! was an expression heard all foo offen on ihe campus. Adminislraiion and faculiy members were fre- quenf and inieresfed visiiors +0 'rhe Women's col- lege during our life in The Valley. If af firsi fhere were prejudices among many of lhem, such seniirnenfs soon disappeared: from fhe adminisira- iion we have always received sincere in'reres+ and sympalheiic consideralion. When in Sepiember, I936, women aciually in- vaded 'rhe sacred precincfs of S+. Mary and Chaminade halls, many pessimis+ic predicfions were made. The school was undoubfedly losing casfe among fhe obiecrors 'ro coeduca+ion, and 'rhe repu- fafion of The universi+y as a man's college had defini+ely gone. Cool recepiion in classes and numerous glares warned us +ha+ our fu+ure was in a precarious s+a're-we musr ei+her break down 'rhis wall of opposifion or give up +he cause. Then came a gradual change: young men discovered 'l'ha+ we were much 'rhe same as 'rheir own sisfers and 'rhaf we were earnesrly benf upon securing an educa- Hon: fherefore, we could be +olera+ed. Perhaps i+ won'+ be assuming +oo much +o say +ha+ we have passed +he poin+ of being 'lolerafed and now acfually receive a welcoming smile from 'rhe mas- culine s+uden'r body. JUNICRS Dohner, Koverman, Lehman, Aylsloclc. Smilh, Hermeiz, Graziano, Braun. Fiel, Sachs, Weclresser, Spiller. T11 E 1f13.w D41 ' UNL-LY UF PIf0G'HESS dl Paw Sixty-Olze THE 1.933 DA 7T! VIAN OF PROGRESS SOPHCDMCRES Trupp, Slwarlcey, Finke, Kelly. Coffman, Wurslner, Sfrain, Herold, Decker. Richarl, Smiflw, Moore, Angsf, Wagner. Alflwougln now fully incorporafed in+o flwe univer- sify, flue Women's College does ac+ as a unil' in adminisirafive and social funcfions. We are ever eager +o shoulder our share of +l1e work in all uni- versify underialcings and we add our delicafe foucln fo social life on flue campus wi+l1 our Open House, annual Spring Swing, various 'I'eas, card-parfies, sup- pers, and general gel'-fogeihers. Our members have never been lax 'ro associaie fhemselves wifh exfracurricular aclivilies. Indeed we can even boasl a 'Far-above-average proporlion of women engaged in li'I'erary, musical, dramafic and aihleric affairs. Afier eighfy-five years of clisfinclly masculine occupa+ion, +l1e campus has 'ralcen on wifh flie ad- ven+ of +l1e women a decidedly feminine +oucl1 appreciaied by faculfy, sfudenfs, and alumni. Here's +o a brillianf fu+ure for coeduca+ion al' 'Hue Universify of Dayion. 1'm1yfr ,S1.i'!y-fini McLaughlin, Snapp, Zonars, Mess, Meyers, Birdsall, Laulrharf. Wilson, Israel, Adams, Oswald, Pauzar, Daughfers, Frysinger. Manny, Kunlrler, Flapperi, Losh, Kern, Borfon, Jurgens. Women Personalities Eileen Fiel, presiden+ of women, and our own Tizzie Lish . . . Marjorie Colifman and Margarel' Ann Mess, News s+aFF ar+is+s and ar+ ins+i+u+e s+uden+s . . . Mariha Welhener, schooIma'am . . . Befh Trupp, homecoming a++endan'r and baslcerball s+ar . . . Kaye Torchie Herold, carro+-lopped News col- umnisf . . . Pa'Hy Snapp, genial News repor+er . . . Jean McLaughlin, exper+ bowler and dramafic villainess . . . Mary Graziano, homecoming ar- fendanf and fu+ure financier . . . Anna Laura Fella, lrish songbird and felephone opera+or . . . Be++y Jane Israel, coach as well as s'rar of drama+ics . . . Alma Braun, edi+or of pre-medical newspaper . . Lorraine Nowak, pre-med and dramafic ar+is'r . . . Wilma Moore, from Florida, an en+husias+ic sup- porfer of nor+hern win+er . . . fiffy ofher co-eds of whose laurels space will noi' permi+ descrip+ion. FRESHMEN Yi? ..,-4 5 ,Q T11 la' 1.'l3,s' DAYTI TIAN UF PI? JGRESS Pam' Si.z'ty-Tliree Richari, Sirain, Aylsiock, Sioecklein, Sachs. Moore, Herod, Spifler, Coffman, Wagner, Welhener. Angsi, Graziano, Weclcesser, Economides, Kuniz. Women's Athletic Association R Tlllf ,I.'l.3b' Dal T 31.13 Ulf' P 1 UGRICSH l'm1.' .S'i.1'i,x'-IJUJ11' Wi+h 'rhe incepiion of 'rhe College of Women in l935, ihere was also organized 'ihe Women's Aihlefic Associaiion, bui' due +o 'rhe numerical limi'ra+ion 'ihe organizaiion necessarily resiricied Hs scope and ac+ivi+ies. This year +he cons+i+u+ion was eniirely revised enabling more girls +o pariicipaie, and a poini sys+em carefully consfrucfed. W. A. A. is now a goal 'for which U. D. co-eds hope and sfrive, admiiiance being recognized as a disfinc- lion. ln I937-38, under +he able supervision of Lou Tschudi, women's aihleric direcior, a compleie inrramural program was inauguraied, compe+i+ion for poinis being iniense. Winier baskeiball was highly popular, 'rwo freshman squads, one sopho- more and one iunior 'ream vieing for honors. Top place wenf 'ro +he sophomores who hung up ihe unique record of eighi games won, none los+. Baslcetball Champs Slrain, Trupp, Herold, Decker, Finke. Archery Range and Fairway The sophomores smashed anofher precedenl by becoming 'Phe firsf leHerwomen on +he campus. All members of fhe championship feam spor'red sweafers wifh +he W. A. A. insignia. Bowling fol- lowed baslcelball and 'rhe freshman Reds won 'rhe fournamen+. A golf +eam aHrac+ed many, as did archery, lennis and handball. gs? f-5 'Q THE 1.038 DA 'T XLLY OF P OGRESS Page' Si.l'f.l'-Fi'I'E T11 lf' E 1,f1.siQ 19,1 ' 0 x'1,1x 011' zflmrzzffmxs' ,S1.1'Iy-.S1,l' Pasl'eur Peikewicz in aclion . . . Maior Sfrain gives a few poiniers . . a couple of ll-ie Spiri+ boys . . . Wolf leads ihe bull session-as usual . . Women's presidenl' Fiel . . . Hsdhgdhl Wal1nal'1 sefs up a +rencl'1 morfar . , . relaxalion in +l'1e barraclxs af Knox . . . Bob Unverferfln-I9l5 ecliiion . . . Daugh- fers and Buchanan-iusf wailing . . . Loh finds a horse +o mafch his breeches and pufiees . . . Weckesser and Sachs mooch a ride fo +own . . . a sfrenuous day al camp. I ,At72!6t ATHLETIC 0 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION O FOOTBALL I BASKETBALL 0 INTRAMURALS O MINOR SPORTS l:v':I:'::?r:rE., T I I E 1 .flfis I L1 YT NI.-1 .Y or P?n:1fE,s'.s' 9 ii ' Athletic Board Responsible for arrangemenl of schedules and mainfenance of +he Universi+y's a+hle+ic inlegrify, 'rhe Universiiy of Daylon Alhlelic Board conlrols +he ins+i+u+ion's policies in l'his field. Dr Bernard T. Schad, S. M., serves as 'lhe chair- man of 'rhe Board, which is comprised of +hir+een individuals, five of lhese being facully members and +he remainder alumni of 'rhe Universiiy. Dr. Schad is also a vice-presideni' in +he Buckeye lnfercollegiale A'rhle+ic Associafion. HS? JEROME McAVOY, S. M. fwfr .ffzwzfy AQ Brofher Jerome McAvoy, who in I937 assumed fhe adminisfrafive dulies of Dr. Schad, holds fhe posilion of facully supervisor of arhlelics and is likewise faculfy represen+a+ive fo rhe B. A. A. Olher faculfy members are William J. Wohlleben, S. M., Francis J. Molz, S. M., and William A. Dapper, 5. M. Alumni represenialives include Marlin C. Kunrz, Edwin G. Becker, James J. Har+ne'H, Jack R. Brown, Merle P. Smilh, David H. Margolis, Ellis J. Mayl and Harry C. Bauian. These la'Her serve as advisers lo fhe Board head. BERNARD T. SCHAD. S ,mf Athletic Director Harry Bauian is tinishing his sixteenth season as head coach and his tenth as athletic director at the University ot Dayton. The I937-38 schedules clearly retlect what progress Dayton has made in the world ot collegiate sports under the guidance ot the blond mentor. His conscientiousness and perseverance received recognition in the admit- tance ot Dayton to the Buckeye Conterence in I935. HARRY BAUJAN Bauian-coached teams have established them- selves as clean and hard-fighting, and certainly worthy opponents tor any college or university squad. In sixteen years Harry has brought the Flyers from the position ot an obscure, small-time school to one that is tops among the smaller universities ot the country, and even greater ac- complishments are predicted tor the tuture. .ir ,. sa 1- H AND UDEE THE 11138 Dsl ONLL1 N OF PROGRESS P41510 Sc1'c111'y-One lllla 7 Ax . 1 . tk TSCHUDI BAUJAN HOLSINGER lx 1,9551 1241 'Ti N14 1 X Ulf' 1'1?0G1.'M,s',s' lv S'v'z'c11z'v-T-z:'0 FLYER COACHES JOE HOLSINGER as an undergraduafe af Kansas Sfafe Universify, received nafional recognifion in bofh foofball and baslcefball. Following his gradua- fion in I927 he served as assisfanf coach af Florida and Wisconsin universifies. He has been assisfanf foofball coach, and baskefball and golf menfor since coming fo fhe Universify of Dayfon in l935. Joe's golf squads have fwice annexed fhe Sfafe Championship frophy, being fhe defending champs in fhis year's fournamenjlz LOU TSCHUDI graduafed from fhe Universify of Dayfon in l934, affer making a name for himself as a Flyer afhlefe and serving in fhe capacify of freshman foofball coach and varsify baskefball coach in his senior year. Since fhen his affenfion has been cenfered on his dufies as coach of frosh foofball and direcfor of inframurals. Lou's ofher acfivifies find him serving as foofball scouf and di- recfor of women's afhlefics. fl iafgaff VL THE 1.038 DA YT NIAN OF P OGHESS V lirljlt' Sa'i'N1fy-F0111' Chmiel, Glick, C. Wagner, Donley, Sla- penhorsf, Niehaus, Manning, Wirfz, French, Carr, Guhwiller. Psaki, siudenl manager, Fursl, Harroll, Fiiz, George, Carrigan, Newsock, Weller, Knorr, McDonough, P. Wag- ner, Oleinyilc, Voif, Sharp, sludenl manager. Holsinger, backfield coach: Riedel, Werner, Kelly, Trosf, McCluslry, Beery, Giambrone, Padley, Marre, Hoelzer, Zofkiewicz, Shannon, Baujan, head coach and a+hlefic direcfor. Tschucli, freshman coach, Smollra, Boe- mer, Andrasilr, Thomas, Bauian, Pel- kewicz, Grimes, Malloy, Rosaro, Tscherne, Banlrs, Bache. JOSEPH ZOTKIEWICZ Holmrary L'uf'fuinz B6 THE SEASON DAYTON 28 WITTENBERG 7 Flyers open season by downing Wi++en- berg . . . Lufherans score firs+ on 50-yard dash by Abrams . . . Sophomore Ed Marre runs 70 yards for Day+on's inifial score . . . Bache, Zo+kiewicz, and Banks add addi- fional Flyer markers . . . much predic+ed of Day+on squad. DAYTON I9 OHIO WESLEYAN 7 Ohio Wesleyan opens Flyer Buckeye sked . . . Bishops open scoring parade . . . Lou Banks dashes 4l yards . . . Second period Flyer offensive . . . Padley lakes louchdown pass from Thomas . . . McDonough sprin'rs 72 yards . . . Padley fosses fouchdown pass To McDonough . . . Dayfon recognized as a defini+e Buckeye +hrea+. TIIE I,'1.ii8' DA ' NIAN OF PROGRESS Pngv Svtwzfy-FiI'c Tscherne Gu'rzwiIIer Peficewicz Wirfz Boem T11 If IUSEN Ulf' I' 1 . . limp ,SU-Z'i'11lx'-.X1,i IIIYTIA IIN Nil I, lp Sv Sv DAYTON 35 CINCINNATI 0 SIaugI1'rer aI CincinnaI'i . . . BearcaI's fail I'o regis- Ier single firsf down . . . Flyers sIar+ sIowIy . . . Zorkiewicz plunges for firsi' +aIIy . . . George in+er- cepis pass on +I'1ree . . . Scores as half ends . . . Red and BIue run wild in +I'1ird period . . . Banks, Hoelzer and SmoIIca score . . . KeIIy adds five exI'ra poinI's. DAYTON I4 JOHN CARROLL 7 John Carroll a+ CIeveIand . . . Carroll grabs Iead . . . ArsenauI+ refurns pun+ 60 yards . . . Score: Dayion, O-Carroll, 7, wiI'I1 eigI1'I' minuI'es 'Io pIay . . . Quarferback Thomas gambles . . . Padley Iosses 35-yard pass Io McDonough on four'I'I1 down . . . Mac grabs ovaI on 5 . . . Padiey goes over . . . Kelly converI's . . . Score 'fied . . . Two minuI'es 'Io pIay . . . Niehaus blocks pun+ . . . George recovers on Iwo . . . Zoikiewicz piunges for winning 'I'oucIi- down. WA .- arg 'W Vx'STYMKNN'XINYFYXN EHNAMBNKWNM :viRkas1QXmV'SAik1-GWNMQ:-w' wiwR2l, DAYTON 6 OHIO U. 0 Biggesf fesf fo dafe . . . Ohio unbeafen in eighf years on home field . . . Sfalwarf Flyer line fhrice repulses Bobcaf fhrusfs in firsf half . . . Dayfon offensive unable fo break loose . . . Eighf seconds remain in game . . . Fourfh down and 'len for Ohio . . . Time for one play . . . Bobcal' quarferback calls line buck fo refain possession of pigskin . . . Ohio offsides . . . Time ouf . . . Dayfon refuses penalfy and fakes ball . . . Five seconds fo play . . . A pass . . . Riedel cocks arm . . . Padley, sfanding on four, snares flying pigskin as gun cracks . . . Sfeps over final marker fo score winning poinfs . . . Dayfon mob hysferia . . . Flyer roofers parade . . . Ohio sad . . . Dayfon's fhird conference win. TIIE Iflfis' 11.1 Y7'0,YLlFf Ulf' PITOGIZESS McDonough Marre Thomas Knorr Benbow Banks THE 1.03-S' ll.'lIvTI1AXvI.'l ,Y Ulf' IJROGHESS Weller Kelly Rosafo Voir Fifz Donley Werner A, ., 7, avg -2 www www P ,131 wg . - , - i V Mfrgxw hw .rf .sf 4 4 4 'wg ze Q .-Q A - ' 3, -Y I 5 322914 .,z -.-,,--f.q,Q,,w,wf, J fgm ,.. 3 ' ,'-iff, M g ' Wi W .. , A Q is Q 1' f-'v.s,,:1,f1. 112 W f 1- ru . 1 -. ,ay fy. y ,L .,. WZ, .-,115 ,f,, ,,. Q52 f. ' ye. ,gfagkg 'V - , , 1 W- ff'-',,.xf'f'?,.1 Milli'-f' - 1' '- ' -' UQ' if Q' , ' F ,' ' ' r I - w4?fsf1,zf?-ffl:-,-5.f' N. giair.-ff ' 155- W .i -'iw 1. r'v,: 4 f'WfM . :. 1'2i1Yifff3' -11.-ff:-f .-mmm. .3 :,.j3F'g,- , TfQ,,.1?.1r-afifaiifif Qliiiegfi-1 i,.f.3, i1i1Ta..,- ly., -if fe ' ., ug, i : -1- K: 5.-.if ,, M .. A ,a ,f?l'FA:,4n .V Jqztllilviv 'Yl,,?,Ji:'424hub?g'l !.u2,:,'?:?u S. KI, 1 '- L: I ,, ,. T h , ' Q U is ig,g?'q:.'r':2 . 31,23 fi . A of 7' ' is N P i ,ggi fx-93-4' 1 111' ,V 3.v'-- .K I ,J Q k ggi - Z6?1?i1iui1 -5- :Qgjiqai 9 .,. ff' 9 in f:Z.4.7 ?4-,.,,N,:fl . L.. i ' 'I ' :fIf.'1i', r 'Y - - - ' v3 5 i, -4 'Q 'T' .yfsif c ' , . -'-'- 1 ...r' J K., - A' - .. ds. Koa , A-M '1 'i + i vs.. . ,.X,., fv wj' ,f, , A L N A M, ,, , ,, ,A,,,,,. .-f.,Mg:fs.qMfpg.zsg.s5ffc.:,.r- fi..m,,p --as f - f.-- -' -, - - - , wr? Jfsgf-.-f may . 4- -cl ear w g? ' .M . -A he '1 . ' i n , ss ,. 'hr , , .i 1, fu -V 9 ' Syf-i ii 1 .- ' 'i wgf'fvw uw - if , we 1, 4 as eff - wr-glis-kfj' V- 1 ' wmwivm, x ,.' , F - nf T WESTERN RESERVE 6 Packed s+ands . . . Cheering crowds . . . Reserve unbealen in 28 consecufive confesrs . . . Dayfon keyed high . . . Flyers sweep down field . . . Sfrike suddenly . . . Zofkiewicz fosses six-poin+ pass fo Padley . . . Day+on again has ball . . . Padley cu+s off 'rackle on 40-yard race +o Reserve goal . . . Flyers fhrealen confinuously . . . Sfapenhorsi sneaks off guard for fhird Flyer score . . . Dayion second feam rushed in . . . Reserve begins passing offensive . . . Krause snares pass and scores . . . No scoring in second half . . . Daylon lhreaiens . . . Reserve comes close . . . Daylon rides cresf of Ohio foofball wave. DAYTON 7 TOLEDO I 2 Toledo enferrains Flyers . . . Parfial blocked pun'r leads +o Toledo +ally . . . Slovak passes 'ro Craig who scores . . . Dayfon comes back +o +ake one poinf lead a+ half . . . Thomas rallies af+er snagging pass from Zorkiewicz . . . Padley injured in firsi quarfer . . . Banks shines . . . Rockefs score again . . . Popp blocks Hoelzer's pun+ . . . Day falls on ball in end zone . . . Dayion +hrea+ens once more . . . Firsf loss for figh+ing Flyers. DAYTON 2I MIAMI 7 Homecoming . . . S+adium filled . . . Queen Mari- anna rides in sfalely carriage wifh aHendan+s . . . Dayfon kicks oFF . . . Dusky Williams +akes ball on I0-races 90 yards +o score . . . Flyers 'rally 'rwice in second quar+er . . . Padley drives over from 'lhree . . . Hoelzer shoofs 'rhrough middle from 20 . . . Crowning ceremonies al' half . . . Bofh +eams idle in 'rhircl period . . . Marre 'lhrills fans in closing minures . . . Pivofs, dances and hurls 'rhrough enfire Miami secondary +o score . . . Fourih Buckeye win. DAYTON 0 MARSHALL 7 Buckeye conference championship al' s+ake . . . lce covered field . . . Wea'rher below freezing . . . Marshall comes +o Dayfon en masse . . . Game slarfs in snow flurry . . . Marshall's Adkins slips oFF 'rackle in opening period . . . Sprin+s 80 yards for only score of game . . . Flyers unable 'lo ge+ going . . . Marshall 'rhreafens mos+ of game . . . Flyers make only one firsf down . . . Marshall crowned Buckeye champs . . . Green roofers aH'emp+ +o fear down goal posfs . . . Day'ron fans rush 'ro pro'rec+ . . . Free for all . . . Crowd gradually disperses . . '37 foofball season passes on. Tilly i -f fr E , . I! MXH., ll Y A 5 q A ,, X 175 if V, Y' ' ,Il -wa. '. if '37 - 1 X l ,QU ' - I Q f , 'N .fd ' 'Y 'XJ' H. ., .. . ... .. 4 -, .. X f i iff, X W 1.f1.afs'IJ,1 'Vi N Ill AT 1 1 nlkllirllli FROSH SQUAD Twenfy-lwo freshman foolballers, coached by Lou Tschudi and Ed Malloy, made life miserable for +he varsify players 'rhis year. The firsl year men scrimmaged fhe upperclassmen several 'limes a week, using ihe plays of fhe Flyer opponenls. Owl'- sfanding freshmen were Coslell, Rumig, Jerina, Humm, Moran and Pernush, wifh olhers showing defini'l'e promise of developing in+o firsi-slring players in 'rhe fulure. CHEERLEADERS Chapin, Sfrasser Doonan Flne Daughlers, Hempelman Weclxesser raf' as G5 2 ol ' Y 9?- l -QQ -17 f i 3 ,..., i 5 v .3 K1 l , I 3 . F718 I3 lflflihiffiqiq ' 3 l fhfi' M 5 1 n.. X Q Jerina, Dryden Suflman Obee Per nush, Moran Koerner Rumug Coslell Zweisler Paluun Weslendorf Farber Lansdowne Redding Humm K, Q68 2 Q YA jgonagefga NSZUL5 0lfL THE 1.938 DAY 1 IAN OF P f GRESS COACH HOLSINGER U SCHEDULE-I937-38 Dec. I8-M+. Union here Jan. I-Hawaiian All-Siars here 4-Ohio Wesleyan here 6-Wiffenberg a+ Springfield 8--Miami here ll-Marshall here I5-Wesfern Reserve here 22-Cincinna'ri a+ Cincinna+i 29-Ohio U. here Feb. 2-Ohio Wesleyan a+ Delaware 5-Miami af Oxford 8--Ohio U. a+ Afhens I2-Cincinnafi here I7-Wilmingfon af Wilmingfon 22-Toledo here 23-Wiffenberg here 26-Marshall a'r Hunfingfon, W. Va. V A R S I T Y Malloy, Thomas, Riedel, New- sock, George, Sfapenhorsf, Hiehle. Holsinger, coach: Bache, Pad- ley, Winkleiohn, Knorr, Hoelzer, Reis, sfudenl' man- ager. High' Iffyzlzfy-Tilfu 'Nm' mf Sfapenhors+ Hiehle Knorr Thomas Padley George Newsoclr Riedel Bache THE SEASON Flyer cour+s'rers drop opener 'ro Mi. Union . . . Score: Day'l'on 20--Mi. Union 25 . . . Elmer Bache shines as Red and Blue downs Hawaiian All-Sfars . . . S+ars show human iumping-iack in Ah Chew Goo . . . Ohio Wesleyan wallops Daylon . . . Firsl Buckeye conference loss . . . Wi++enberg 'fakes one on fhe chin 36-35 . . . Las+ second goal by Bache +urns +he +riclc . . . Lose 'ro Miami afler leading mos+ of game. Tllla' I.'l,'!,s' ILlYTllsYl,lK Ulf' I'li'Uli'HE'S'S lilljli' lfiizlzfwx'-Tfzznl' Marshall shows classy ou+fi'l' here . . . Sensaiional passing and shooling smofhers local cagers 49-28 . . . Wesfern Reserve baHles Flyers . . . Nip and 'fuck all ihe way . . . Flyers lose our in end . . . Ba++le Ohio U. on even 'ferms for rhree quarlers . . . Nick Lalich leads las? minu+e scoring ram- page . . . Ohio wins . . . Trip fo Delaware resulis disasfrously for Flyers . . . Buried under 55-35 score by Ohio Wesleyan . . . Miami 'I'rims sophomore Flyer feam . . . Second win of season over Daylon. Red and Blue upsers Cincinnafi in rhe Oueen Cify . . . Wall' Winkleiohn leads scoring parade . . . Dayfon makes if fwo in a row . . . Humbles Wilming+on 38-33 1.v.f:s' 11A 'TOX1, ix 011' 1115'11f.'1fH,s'S ' fl1Ifj 1'irJIl!' FROSH SQUAD Kerns, Walls, Connare, Humm, Baker. Rumig, Moran, Cos+ell, Wesfendorf Jones. . . . Norm Hoelzer fops scorers . . . Toledo +iI+ brings bigges+ surprise of season . . . Flyers down grea+ Rockei quin+e+ paced by . Chuck Chuckoviis . . . Bache hangs up I5 poin+s . . . Chuckovils scores l8. Wihienberg fracas roughesf of season . . . Game +urns our +o be a 'Free-for-all . . . Lurherans win in final seconds . . . Marshall buries Flyers under 56-3I score ai Hunl- ing+on . . . Nine receive le++ers . . . Bache high season scorer, Winkleiohn second . . . Winkleiohn makes rhird 'ream cenier posl' on all-Buckeye ream . . . Only Dayfon player honored . . . Team averages 32.6 poinfs per game . . . Final summary: Six wins and eleven losses. lfLOIf' ,SIZUPLLA emo! fn? jnframmrag THE 1938 DAYT NIAN OF P' OGRESS Highiumper Lohrey Humrr- Klepacz Genung Boeckman Booles Zoflciewicz Vslilcox Kersiing Harfman Eilers TRACK SCHEDlJLE April 30-A+ Miami May 5-Wifienberg I4-A+ Ohio Wesleyan I8-A+ WiH'enberg 27, 28-Buckeye Track Mee+ ai Afhens ' GOLF SCHEDULE April 25-A+ Kenfuclcy 26-A+ Cincinnali 30-Miami May 2-Xavier 4-Ohio Wesleyan 7-A+ Ohio Slafe IO-Al' Xavier I3-A+ Miami I4-Cincinnaii I9, 20, 2I-Ohio ln+ercollegia+e Meel at Cincinna+i 24-A+ Ohio Wesleyan 'klggqholds sfaie iniercollegiafe golf championship. TENNIS SCHEDULE April 22-A+ Ohio U 23-A+ Marshall 26-A+ Cincinnaii 28-Wilmingfon 30-Miami May 3-Ohio U. 4-Ohio Wesleyan 5-Wiifenberg I2-A+ Wifienberg I3-A+ Miami I4--Cincinnaii 24-A+ Ohio VVesleyan 26-A+ Wilmingfon 27, 28-Buckeye Tennis Mee+ a+ Aihens Curley, assisianf manager: Heifinger, Hayes, Newsoclr, Pequignol, Drake, Bauian, Malloy, Daugherfy, manager. Hoelzer, Torpey, Sfapenhorsf, Smolka. Benbow, Gufzwiller, Riedel, Bindolcas, Niehaus. Sfoeclclein, Schroeder, Rex, Agnew, Fle+- cher, Kersfing. Maior E H. Kelfner, coach: Andrasik, Buehrle, Duell, Boemer lcaptl, Rif- fer, Hollenlxamp, Sergeanf Charles Monahan, coach. Wiley, Messham, Psalci, Vogel, Drapp, Allen. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 22-A+ Ohio U. 23-A+ Marshall 26-A+ Cincinnafi 28-Wilmingfon 30-Miami May 3-Ohio U. 7-Marshall IO-A+ WiH'enberg I3-A+ Miami I4-Cincinna+i I7--A+ Ohio Wesleyan 2I-Ohio Wesleyan 24-Wi++enberg 26-A+ Wilmingion RIFLE TEAM Capfain Roy Boemer and seven leHermen form nucleus of 'ream . . . five freshmen earn posilions . . . feam coached by Maior Edgar H. Kel+ner and Technical Sergeanl' C. E. Monahan. Squad fired 46 pos+al marches, meefing leading colleges and universifies from all over fhe U. S. . . . won 3I, losl' I5 . . . placed fourlh in Fif+h Corps Area lnlercollegiafe march . . . Agnew, An- drasik, Duell. RiH'er and Vogel placed fif+h in a field of 2l reams enlereol in Randolph Hearsl Trophy ma+ch . . . Day+on 'ream selecled 'ro rep- reseni' Fif+h Corps Area in Nalional lnlercollegiare ma'rch. ln final slandings Agnew leads, wi+h Vogel, Du- ell, Schroeder and Andrasilc following in order . . . ou+look promising for nexl' year as 'ream loses buf 'rwo members-Boemer and Duell. THE 1.038 D.-1 ' NIAN OF P OGHESS' ' Page .Eigf1If'X SL'T'1'lI Men parficipafe in eigln' in+ramural sporis COURT CHAMPS Daugl'1er+y, Hendricks, Voii, Weller DiPiero. Eighreen baske+ball 'reams . . . Tl1ree leagues . I n t r a m u r als Minneapolis playoff winner . . . Four bowling leagues . . . Sixfeen 'reams . . . Purdue wins feam crown . . . lniramural bowling feam breaks even in felegraphic meeis wi+h Syracuse . . . lndividual bowling +i+le won by George Koerner . . . Henry NfVong successfully defends pool crown . . . William Kinney is 'fable 'rennis champion . . . Recrea+ion ball aH'rac+s I7 'reams . . . Golf aHrac+s many divof diggers . . . lnferclass fraclc meer ends in+ramural fesfivifies . . . 'rribule +o efficieni managemenr of direc+or Lou Tschudi. PHE 1.0528 IL1 'T NIAN UF P O GHESS Eifffzty-Ifigfflf LOU TSCHUDI 5 1 14 6tz'fz1z'fz'e5 ACTIVITIES O ORGANIZATIONS 0 LITERARY AND DEBATE 0 MUSIC 0 MILITARY -O PROFESSIONALS 'GQ X X A 1 4 f X . . i X f f yd, ,ff ,My ff v N 6 XX x X X R L' 1 u ' ' X wh yf X XXX 5? -I 0, I r' F awnlozfw rgomizalfiond THE 1938 DA T IAN OF P , GRESS P11057 Nzizvty-I70111' Monogram Club OFFICERS Roy Boemer ..........,.. Presiderfr John Wirlz ..... , . .Vice-Presidenr Charles Wagner .... .... . Treasurer Paul Wagner ..... ,... S ecrerary Rosa+o, Marre, Padley, McDonough S+apenhors1, Knorr. willer, Oleinyilr, Weller, Carr. French, Zoflciewicz, Werner, FH-1, C Wagner, Voi'r, Manning, P. Wagner Grimes, Fursr, Banks, Bache, Tscherne Giambrone, Boemer. For rhirfeen years, rhe members of 'rhis organiza- +ion have upheld rhe rwo principles for which if was founded: Keep a+hle+ics al' 'lhe highesr pos- sible s+andard, and Honor and respeci' 'ihe mono- gram! All men who have won a leHer in a major sporl' are eligible for membership. While nor +he mos+ aclive organizarion on 'lhe campus, 'rhe Mono- gram Club has been mosi' rhorough in ihe accom- plishmeni' of iis affairs. By far +he club's ou1's+anding achievemenf of rhe year was The annual Musical Show which was presenfed in May wirh rhe cooperarion of 'rhe Glee Club. For +he occasion, Monogram men became 'Female chorisrers, colored comedians, songsrers and hick dramaiisrs. Enrhusiasfic supporl' of mem- bers and alumni made fhe producfion 'I'he apex of campus enrerlainmenr. Newsock, Wirh, Kelly, George, Suh- Willoughby, Bindolras, Rudzienski, Schneble. Hollencamp, Millonig, Schlalrman, Tom, Sullivan, Gerwels. Paul, Manny, Coffman, Coflerman, Shannon, Braun, Early. Municipal Activities Bureau EDITORS Roberf Cofferman Dwighl' Shannon ASSOCIATE EDITORS Alex Rudziensli Arfhur Milloniq From i+s inceplion in l93l +he Civic Reporl' has been lhe subiecl' of much favorable commem' rhroughoul The nalion. Being sixly pages in lengih and profuse in illusfrarive and graphical ma+erials, 'rhe reporfs have invariably ranlced wi+h +he besf of o+her ci+ies. As lasl year's reporl' represeniecl a disfincl deparlure from ihose of former years, so fhis I938 Civic Reporl' is a s+ill furfher depar- lure. The Universify has gladly sponsored 'lhis proiecl in order +ha'l if mighl' render a valuable service +o 'lhe civic communily and because il' recognized 'rhe value of s+udenl' con+ac+s wi+h prominenr officials. Bolh +he office of lhe Cify Manager and lhe Ciiy Commission have expressed deep grafifude for +his unique collegiafe accomplishment THE 1.938 DAY Q 'LIN OF P GFESS ' Page .Yiizcly-Five lnternational Relations Club OFFICERS Williams Sachs ...,,a..,,. President Joseph White ....... Vice-President Dwight Shannon. . .Recording Sec'y John Zarlca ..,. Corresponding SeC'y TH E 1,113.9 Ds. ONIAN f OF PROGRESS P1 ,xv Niiirty-.S'i.1' Quatman, Martin, Hall. White, Smith, Sachs, Aylstoclc, Shannon Organized tor the purpose ot studying interna- tional attairs and affiliated with the Carnegie Foun- dation tor International Peace, the University ot Dayton International Relations club has progressed during the past year. Every meeting is teatured with a tallc by a mem- ber on some vital question. During the past year various topics were presented and discussed, as the American Neutrality Act by Sachs, and Free Trade by White, while Jim Martin explained the French cabinet crisis. Dr. John Perz, S.M., presented the historical background ot the Spanish war as a guest lecturer ot the society. Reverend Dr. John L. Ott, S.M., directs the organization's destinies as moderator. Delegates were sent to Peace Conventions at Toledo and Cleveland and all in all the past year proved lively and interesting. Alpha Sigma Tau OFFICERS THE 1.'l3.s' D.-l. 'T INIA-IX Roberi Borchers ..,,.,..,, Presidenr Wal+er Sfeffen.. , .Vice-Presidenr Mariorie Coffman ...,.. ,Treasurer Pafricia Snapp ,,..,.. r Secreiary John Chalmers . , Publiciry Direcfor Sfrasser, Marlin, Wick, Borns, Drouhard. i Kennedy, P. Wagner, Paul, Beare. Giambrone, O'Connor, Pflum, Bindokas, Hill, Leies, S-iapenhorsf, Fifz, Samuels, Co++erman. Lilkowski, Sprauer, Baker, Schmili, Zahn, Winfer, Shannon, Borchers. Doles, Lohrey, Early, Rab, Lemming, Hollenkamp, Seffen, Nieberlein, Ker- sfing. Ri'Her, Coan, Spiller, Smilh, Dohner, Aylsfock, Coffman, R. Wagner, Sfrain, Kahn. Alpha Sigma Tau, exclusive socieiy of fhe mid- ni+e-oilers, includes all sludenis who have aHained ihe average of 2.5 or beH'er. I+ was organized fhree years ago wi+h +he purpose of siimulafing infellecfual discussions and +o especially honor indi- viduals of high scholasfic sfanding. Monfhly meelings, feafuring guesi' speakers and generally followed by communify singing, pool and ping-pong games, and refreshmenfs, were held under 'rhe guidance of Reverend Francis Friedel, S.M., faculfy adviser. Among +he highlighis of fhe year were Jim Mar'rin's valianf defense of 'rhe down+rodden columnisf, Jill Smi+h's rendifion of chops+icks, Professor Ludwig's 'ihe prof who plays wi+h blocks, and Madame McLaughlin giving her vivid descripfion of Parisian hislory and culfure. All forces combined +o make fhis year one of fhe busiesf and mos+ inleresiing in +he hislory of Alpha Sigma Tau. UF P i0G'I1'ES'S' P11110 Xiricty-S'vz'c11 THE 1.038 DA YTONLIN y OF PROGRESS Square Circle Club Organized tor the purpose ot providing a medium ot association between otf-campus stu- dents, the Square Circle Club is now in its second year ot existence. Although it is primarily ot a social nature, the club is also designed to tollow the educational aims ot the University ot Dayton in completing and harmonizing the moral, intel- lectual, aesthetic and physical development ot the student and in augmenting the advantages ot uni- versity lite. The organization sponsored a booth at the June Jamboree, and in keeping with its obiective has undertaken an annual individual proiect. Spirit Committee Under the leadership ot the University ot Dayton Spirit Committee, spirit reached a new high on the campus tor the past year. Every grid game saw the campus bedecked with glorious and gory signs tor the inspiration ot the Flyers to the highest peak ot endeavor. Homecoming celebrations, in- cluding a torch-light parade, bontire, motorcycle board-wall crash and a royal march, marked the summit ot spirit committee activity. Finances tor these accomplishments were acquired through stu- dent contributions. SPIRIT COMMITTEE Humm, Hubbuck, Bishop. 1 Darbier, Hacker, Quatman, Doonan aye .Yilzvtlv-Eigllf SQUARE CIRCLE CLUB - Eilers. Martin, Ritter, Lemming. Q Beringer, Daugherty, Lott, Nash . Schroyer, Bootes, Hollenkamp, Knorr Hoetler, Borchers, Hall, White, Sachs ST. JOSEPH HALL Humm, P. Wagner, Liffilxen, Gufzwiller, Welfer. French, Giambrone, Pflum, O'Connor C. Wagner, McClusl:y. George, Voir, Kelly, Bache, Manning, Fifz ALUMNI HALL Burlle, Kerns, Arnoldi, Carroll, Murray Lazar, Hacker, Corcoran, Chun, Go golach, Quaiman, McLaughlin. Humperl, Moore, Connors, Schroeder, Hoegler, Tonnous, O'Grady, Simmons, Flynn, Harfman, Finlxe, Krumhansl Michael, Brands. Daugher+y, Ferron, Coan, Fifzharris, Ge lofcsalc, McCra+e, E Young, Friehs May. Koenig, Moran, Shimanelr. Henlte, Tom, Zidanavich, Baller, Myriclc Schlaffman, C. Young, Winfer, Reilly Zahn, Armsfrong. Sullivan, Beringer, Heffinger, Bindolxas Farruggio, Ryan, Doonan, Schwering S+eFfen, Reis, Golf. Alumni hall sodaliiy again fakes +he reins . . . leads in affairs religious and social . . . a wiener roasf begins +he sodalify year . . . unusually well- a+'l'ended enihusiasiic meeiings . . . open forum s'ryle . . . bo+h guesf and s+uden+ speakers . . . 'ropics of general in+eres'r +o collegians . . . +he sodaliiy makes Chrisimas ioyful for 34 families . . . baske+s purchased from raffle proceeds . . . success assured by co-operaiion of S+. Joseph and Day Siudenfs' Sodalifies . . . af Lenien devoiions sodalify members serve, play fhe organ . . . pos+- Lenien dance for sodali+y members . . . Angelo Farruggio, presidenh George Bindolcas, vice-presi- denh Thomas Ryan, secrefaryg Barney Doonan, ireasurer. Faculfy guidance efficienfly supplied by Faiher Francis Friedel and Fafher Lawrence Mon- heim. Sod a Iities Tlllu' 111.38 mm 1x1.i.x S UI I Ilfll1'l1'h'.S' ' Page .Yirzuly-.Yizzu lnternational Peace Association 1.f1.f:.Q 17.1 yvl xlsix UI I' iINlI1'lJ.S'S v ll1111.df'i'd Gibson. With the maps ot Europe and Asia changing moment by moment, with Hitler and Mussolini creating the Rome-Berlin axis, and with Austria tall- ing beneath the heel ot the Reich, the University Catholic Association tor International Peace com- pleted an eventtul year. Talk alone cannot prevent war, but active ettorts can and must be made to voice the opposition ot America's college men and women to the war-crazy actions ot a greedy, selt-interested world. With this thought as its inspiration, the group studied and discussed the critical problems ot international diplomacy. Under the guidance ot Rev. Edwin Leimkuhler, S.M., meetings were held bi-monthly and each tea- tured a talk by one ot the members on a current topic. Throughout the country similar organizations are conducted in the hope ot creating an informed Catholicity which will eventually prove itselt a bul- warlc against the participation ot the United States in foreign wars. Shimanek, Kuhlman, Chalmers, Kilcullen McLaughlin, Snapp, Jurgens, Pauzar. Ogferowy ULVLJ QZBQMQ THE 1.938 DA 'T NIAN Oli' P OGHESS D a yto n i a n ' DANIEL J. HOBBS. , . ....... ...,.. E di'ror-In-Chief WILLIAM P. O'CONNOR .,... .... A ssociafe Edifor JACOB A. BAKER ,.,..,,. . ..,,, Sporis Edi'I'or DAVID F. ISRAEL ..,. .... .,.. . . . . . . . .Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF Waller Sfeffen James Marlin James Schwering Tyrus Win'rer John Wir+z Richard McCluslcy Henry Enders Joseph Widmonl' Virginia Lehman Grace Aylsfoclc BUSINESS STAFF Jerry McLaughlin Charles Wagner REPORTERS Donald Coan Leo Fifzharris Eileen Fiel Kaye Herold Venira Sfrain Edmund Gufzwiller Max Wool William Sachs Eugene May Angelo Farruggio Karl Schreiber Roberl Sfoecklein Rober+ Pfisler Margarel Mess Alma Braun Marguerife Parrish Charles Wagner Thomas Ryan Thomas Reiling Thomas Armslrong Thomas Manning Edward Hickey Pa'I'ricia Snapp Joseph Varley Richard Tom June Richarl Thomas Rab Wilma Moore Vugfr Um' Illzlldlwf Y Zu'0 Sferfen, Enders, Marlin, Sha Schwering, Winler. Aylsloclx, Lehman, Balmer, Hobbs, nor, Economides, Smilh. OC Friehs, Curley. Young, Coffman, Sclwwering, Mess, Mi- chaels, May, Aylsfoclz, Enders. Balmer, Graziano, Marlin, Snapp, Sfelifen, McLaughlin, O'Connor, Winler. U. of D. News WALTER STEFFEN, '39 .,.. WILLIAM O'CONNOR . JAMES SCHWERIN6 . TYRUS WINTER .. . JAKE BAKER ....... JOHN CHALMERS . . .. . HENRY ENDERS ...... .. .....,.....,.. .. , . Eclifor-In-Chief . . . Associale Edilor . . . . ,Associafe Edifor . . . . Associafe Edilor . . . . Sporfs Eclilor . . . . . .News Ediror ....... News Edifor Mary K. Herold, Mary McMur+rie, Donald Coan,- Eugene May, Jacob Baker ....,, ......,................. . Columnlsis Jeanne McLaugI'1Iin, Pafricia Snapp .... June Ricl1arI', Alma Braun. . ...,... . . Marjorie Coffman, Margaref Ann Mess. REPORTERS Grace AylsI'ocIc Mary Graziano Clem Young, Jr. Clarke Kirby Marijane Spifler BeI'I'y Jane Israel JAMES A CONNELLY, A. B., '35 ..... GEORGE F. KOHLES, S. M., M. A.. ,. . . . . .Copy Edi+ors . . . .Fea+ure Wrifers ..ArIls+s William Jergens Joseph Sfoeclclein Dick Egger Mary Towne Bill Henlxe Emil Bocolc . . .Business Manager . . .Facully Advisor TIIP ' Jr Iflfix 11.11 'UA 'I.l.Y II P11 f1'1i'1z'S'.S I 1116 Om' HIII1dI'L'lT Y'l11'rv v THE 1.035 Dau' c5N1,1N OF PROGRESS Purim' Hundrva' Four O'Connor, Hobbs. Exponent Marking an epoch in Hs long hisiory, 'rhe Ex- ponenf celebra+ed Hs fhirfy-fiffh anniversary of con+inuous publica'rion wifh 1'he January issue which carried elabora+e feafures honoring founders and pas+ edHors, and calling a'r+en+ion io fhe progress made since +he magazine's incepfion as ihe pioneer campus publicafion in December, I902. DespHe +he fad fha? ofher publica+ions have usurped some of Hs earlier funcfions, +he Exponeni' remains The symbol of creaiive wrHing on fhe Dayfon campus. Though refaining Hs lHerary ione, fhe Exponenf since las+ Ocfober has 'laken on a more iournalis'ric appearance. Two edHorial sec+ions, The EdHor's Soap Box and Feminine Philosophy, +he la'H'er conducfed by Alma Braun and bo+h +rea'fing cur- ren+ even+s on +he world newsfronf, were inau- gura+ed. The execu+ive edHorial s+aFf, under +he leadership of Jim Marfin, included Dan Hobbs, Alma Braun, Chrissoula Economides, MarguerHe Parrish, Am- brose Nakao, William O'Connor, Mariiane Spifler, Eugene May, WaH'er Sfelifen and Jake Baker. David lsrael again was +he one-man business sfaff, while Bro+her Thomas J. Price, S.M., discharged +he func- 'rion of facully advisor. Spifler, S'reFFen, Parrish, Marlin Braun Mess Wnnfer Herold. McLaughlin Mar+in, Moore, Snapp. Le Petit Bava rd Unique in +ha+ if is +he only foreign language s'ruden+ publicafion a+ +he Universi+y, The LiHle Cha++erer in i+s second year of exisfence has made numerous progressive depar+ures in con'ren+ and de- sign. Edi+or Jim Marlin, Tyrus Win+er, Wilma Moore, Pafricia Snapp, Margaref Ann Mess and Jeanne McLaughlin were 'rhe advanced French s+u- den+s comprising +he I937-38 s+aff. Issued mon+hly, +he paper has 'raken on a 'rruer Gallic flavor as well as added precision +hrough +he effor'rs of Mme. Fauvef-McLaughlin, nafive Frenchwoman and for- mer Parisian, who served as 'facuH'y advisor. Innova+ions included exclusive dispafches from Paris, a dislincfive ar+is+ic elemeni' provided 'rhrough 'Phe cover por+rai+s, carfoons and skeiches drawn by Margare+ Ann Mess, a depar+men+ Des Arfs, de la Musique, de la LiHera'rure, a special sec+ion devofed +o arficles of inferesl' +o women, a gossip column, accoun+s from French his+ory, and 'rhe edi- +or's regular poli+ical arficles describing a +urbu- len? year in French government THE c1938 D41 YT ,VIAN OF P OGHESS Pagv Om' Hmzdrfd Fife THE 1938 DA ' ONIAN OF PROGRESS Upsilon Delta Sigma Season opens Ocfober I4 wifh a bang . . . largesf membership in debafe socie'l'y's hisfory . . . Dan Hobbs, Presidenfg Bill O'Connor, Vice-Presi- denfg Don Coen, Secrefaryg Gene May, Treasurer: George Wolf, Manager: Karl Schreiber, Publicify Direcfor . . . Dr. William Wehrle, S.M., moderafor. Members infroduce fhemselves and gef acquainfed . . . inifiafion of neophyfes and big feed . . . red faces and full 'rummies . . . George Wolf busy ar- ranging bigger and beffer frips . . . Florida, New York and Michigan . . . members falk . . . Educafion . . . Milifary Training . . . lndusfrial Sabofage . . N.L.R.B .... argumenf upon argumenf . . . com- bafanfs finally separafed . . . Bro. Brendel lefs us in on fhe know. Scrimmages begin befween members . . . shorf- age of soap boxes . . . we can sfill hear fhe echoes . . . all-imporfanf finals before faculfy iudges . . . The Winnahs . . . in 'rhis corner we have Bill O'Connor and Karl Schreiber who merif fhe boffle of sun fan lofion . . . over here we have Dan Hobbs and George Wolf who become guesfs of Radio Cify and fhe Empire Sfafe . . . and finally Don Coan and Gene May who pack fheir mufflers fo visif Michigan for a week. Final gef-'rogefher for banquef . . . insfallafion of officers. . . auf wiedersehen. 1711.110 Om' Ifllzlldzwd Sin' Marfin, Drake, Shimanek, Wool, Ruh Humm, Glenn Wolf. Coen, May, George Wolf, Hobbs O'Connor, Schreiber, McLaughlin. WLM ' f 1.'l3N 11.1 '0Xl.l.Y SENIORS man. Borclwers, Zofkiewicz, Hempelman. ADVANCED Advanced milifary fraining classes are offered by +l'1e U. D. Reserve Officers Training Corps 'ro s+uden+s wishing 'fo obfain a re- serve commission in 'rhe U. S. Army. Resfricfions imposed by +l1e War Deparfmenf in Washing+on sfricfly limi+ flue number of cadefs who may be selecfed for advanced work. Selecfions are made by fhe Professor of Milifary Science and Tacfics, who nofes parficularly fhe cade+'s scholasfic sfanding, milifary discipline, apfness, leader- ship abilify and physical qualificafions. Bo+l'i iunior and senior milifary classes devofe five class hours a week 'ro +l1eore+ical subiecfs and +l'1e pracfical fraining received by flue cade+ officers in 'rlweir drill wifh fhe R.O.T.C. baffalion. Class insfrucfion is given by Major James F. Sfrain, P.M.S. and T., and Maior Edgar Kelfner. ig fjlf' Iilffjfflfffbxgl MAJOR J. F. STRAIN I :lbw Ilzmdrud lflhlrlllf P. M. S. 81 T. Duell, Gerwels, Wirfz, Wagner, Finke, J. Unverferfln, R. Unverferfb, Coffer- Lo+z, Hobbs, Boemer, Werner, Pfisfer, MAJOR E. H. KELTNER MILITARY All iuniors receive insfrucfion in fhe use of aerial phofographs, machine guns, and fhe aufomafic pisfol, as well as in combaf prin- ciples and defense againsf chemical warfare. During fhe vacafion following fhe close of fheir iunior year, fhe cadef officers receive infensive fraining in fhe six weeks summer camp af Forf Knox, Ken- fuclcy, where fhey are faughf fo apply fhe principles and fheory learned in class. Senior classwork includes milifary hisfor,y and policy ,of fhe Unifed Sfafes, milifary law, company aclminisfrafion and supply, mechanizafion, anfi-aircraff defense, combaf infelligence, combaf principles and infanfry signal communicafions. Affer graduafion fhe newly commissioned officers are sfafioned for fwo weeks af Forf Knox where fhey are in fheir full capacify as Second Lieufenanfs. THE I.'l.ff.S'1l.lYT ,YLLN 01 I NJIKIESH JUNIORS Flanagan, Mullen, Krumhansl, Ryan, Mo- ran, Rudzienslri, Sfoeclrlein, Ferron. Kersfing, Schroeder, Coan, Nieberlein, Rab, Zahn, Reilly, Lorenz, Spafz. Buehrle, Andrasilr, Grimes, Hollenkamp, Riffer, Sfeffen, Pflum, Myriclr, Myers. illljlc' Om' l1'1U1fl'r'rd ,ihvlhfl THE 1.938 DA YT NIAN A OF P UGRESS Pershing Rifles In May, Company B, lsf Regimenf, a chapfer of fhe honorary milifary frafernify of Pershing Rifles af 'rhe Universify of Dayfon, ended one of fhe mosf acfive and successful years of ifs exisfence. The purposes of fhe nafional organizafion, founded by General John J. Pershing af fhe Universify of Nebraska in I894, are fo promofe high sfandards of leadership and fo esfablish drill unifs of fhe highesf milifary caliber. During fhe scholasfic year some 50 cadefs suc- cessfully passed fhe examinafion by fhe Board of Officers and were inifiafed info fhe sociefy. Under fhe direcfion of fhis board, which consisfed of Maior James F. Sfrain, P.M.S. and T., and cadef officers Roberf F. Pfisfer, Donald J. Coan, Jack H. Riffer, Thomas P. Rab and Earl T. Wiley, Jr., fhe cadefs were organized info fhe crack drill com- pany of fhe Universify. ln fhe annual spring com- pefifion fhis unif mef such schools as 'rhe Universify of Kenfucky, Ohio Sfafe Universify, Akron Univer- sify and fhe Universify of Cincinnafi. Itlfln' Um' ll11r1.rl'1'U1I' TCH mic TIIE I.'l.3Q 11 1 Y1'0x'1,1w K 4. A. A -f' 111' P m111:E,s',s' l 3 I . J, 1li'i9i ' ,rjijf :lf 1 221 16834, J Varley, Jerina, W. Ferron, Bunn, J. Ferron, Mendes. Baujan, Mclfirnan, Krumhansl, Saniella, Carlen, Direcfor. Orches+ra organizafion divided info conceri' and dance sec+ions . . . meefings on Thursday evenings . . . high qualify performances ai' Julienne high school and ofher local affairs . . . Carlen leading as ou'I's+anding en+husias+ . . . Pauline Pauzar, oFFicial copyis+ . . . Mendes and his big overcoa+ . . . Caspar Voi'r, righi end and bass drummer . . . Jack Keeshan, big apple specialisl' . . . members from Honolulu and Puerio Rico. Conceri orchesfra only mixed insfrumenfal o:- ganizaiion on 'rhe campus . . . specialfies by Anna Fella and Kay S+ruck . . . orches+ra ac+ive in all dramaiic ski+s and plays a+ 'rhe Universily . . . Ernesf Spegele and Adolph Sroka from +he same ci+y in Germany . . . Tschaikowski overfures and Scarf Dance +alce much praciice . . . Muriel Oswald and her violin . . . Lorenz and his Laurel and Hardy lheme song . . . l0,75I miles 'rofal dis- 'rance from members' homes. Direcfor Maurice R. Reichard, his scores and his encouraging smile . . . bigges+ success-'rhe campus all-siudenl' produciion . . . iwo orchesiras in one performance! Puyv Umm 111lIIl1'I'Fd Ttuclzu' Orchestra 111115 Keeshan, Becker, McFarland, Hoover, Myrick, Liffeken, Mesfemaker. Hiney, Kersfing, Fink, Spegele, Gerwels, Feron, McConnaughey. Waker, Egan, Winyef, Buehrle, Reilly, Ferron, Harn. Forsfhoff, Zink, Gregoric, Hummerf, Bunn, McKirnan, Hickey, Kaiser, Frame. Fifzharris, Kelly, Nicol, Millonig, Skapik, Roessler, Sullivan, Mendes, Friehs, Glemef. Maurice Reichard, Direcforg Hayes, Drum Maiorg Pfisfer, Zahn, Weber, Hill. Varley, Mulligan, Carlen, Lorenz, Pequignof, Welhener. Band Foofball season found fhe band marching down fhe field before fhe kick-off, dressed in red and navy-blue . . . always prepared wifh ye olde Vic- fory March in fhe evenf of a fouchdown . . . won admirafion and applause wifh fhe air-plane crash af fhe Wesfern Reserve game . . . fhrilled fhe crowds wifh fhe war dance af fhe Miami pow-wow. Baskefball season: Gave a funeful cheer fo fhe foss- ing Flyers . . . senf fhe nofes along wifh fhe ball. Parficipafed in fhe opereffa, Rose of fhe Danube, given by Nofre Dame Alumnae . . . milifary inspecfion found fhe oufsfancling campus musical organizafion picfuresque in new uniforms of navy-sfyle coaf and red-sfripecl frousers . . . aided in upholding fhe honor of 'lhe Alma Mafer along wifh fhe rank and file of fhe R.O.T.C. Gave spring concerfs feafuring selecfions com- posed by Maurice R. Reichard, direcfor . . . also were heard on radio programs . . . migrafion of I938 marked wifh fhe fransfer of headquarfers from Nazarefh hall fo fhe rear of fhe gymnasium. THE 7.033 DAYT NI1N 01 P1 N RFQ? 'num' Om' llizrzdrvd 11111 U1 11 LALZL... J , . Sfrasser, Howe, Banks, French, Boemer, Heclcman, Qualman Kuhlman Ferron Lifielcen, Boofes, Lohrey. Carr, Schwering, Krumhansl, Loges, Saniaella, Carlen, Kilcullen Chalmers Gnb son, Varley, Maurice Reichard, direcior. Jackson, Millonig, Kersfing, Winfer, Michael, Pfisier, Reis, Wolf Humm ol lenkamp, McLaughlin, Shimanelr. Under fhe bafon of Maurice R. Reichard, Direc- 'ror of Music af +he Universi+y of Day+on, fhe Glee Club has earned for Hself a high posirion among campus organizafions. The club is open fo all male s+uden'rs in+eresfed in vocal beHermen+ and fhe sfudy of music. Handicapped by a slow s'rar1' 'rhis year, fhis or- ganiza+ion made up for 'rhe loss wiih +he presen+a- 'rion of a series of radio broadcasis in +he early spring. Included in fhe season's ac'rivi+ies was fhe collabora+ion wifh +he No+re Dame Alumnae in fhe preseniarion of Rose of 'Hue Danube, an opere++a. A major parl was again falcen +his year in 1'l1e Monogram club Musical, an annual sfudenf pro- duciion. Roberi Plis+er served as presidenf of fhe group, while Roy Boemer and Jack Ferron discharged +he du+ies of vice-presideni and secre+ary respecfively. ll 1'llE 1ff.ff.w 11.1 ffvl .vliix ffm 1' i0r:1.'ES.s' ' f tl Um' IIIIIIJITII 17u1iVf1'i'1l Glee Club l T11 la' ZJHH IL-1 'T XIAIN Maurice Reichard, direcforg Pfisfer, Michael, Schwering, Jerry McLaughlin, Fer- ron, D. Kersfing. Krumhansl, Sfrasser, Fiel, Frysinger, Aylsiock, Zonars, Jeanne McLaughlin, Mess, Snapp, Myers, Hochwalf, Winfer, E. Kersiing. Carlen, Graziano. Manny, Kunlxler, Wagner, Jergens, Israel, Plapper+, Econof mides, Pauzar, Smifh, Boofes, Sanfaella. Jackson, Loges, Richarf, Angst Moore, Daughiers, Fella, Adams, Oswald, Bor- fon, Lohrey, Varley. , Musical Direclor Maurice R. Reichard again M IX 2 d C I1 0 r U S supervised +he appearances -of +he mixed chorus, which was organized in +he fall of I936. From a vsry small number in 'rhe beginning, ihe group has grown 'ro +he presen+ membership of approximafely fif+y s+uden+s. The mixed chorus sang several songs a+ fhe Open House receprion for parenfs held in Feb- ruary on ihe campus. The selecfions presen+ed a+ +ha'r 'rime included Nobody knows de Trouble l've Seen and The Winds are All Hushed. The music of The laH'er song was wriHen by Mr. Reichard. This organizafion also had parf in +he musical comedy presenfed in 'rhe spring, marking 'The sec- ond 'rime +ha+ women have appeared in 'rhe +radi- 'Tionally male producfion. Ijllglf' Om' llznzdnwl lfiff iz U lf' P 1 UGHESS I IIE 1.938 D41 'Ts .YL-IN OF P UGRESS Choir Occupying a unique posirion among campus or- ganizarions, for campus s+uden+s hear if weekly and off-campus srudenis nor af all, fhe chapel choir has increased in size as well as in versariliry. Every member realizes rhai' +he singing has been a devo- 'lional help +o him, and 'rhaf he has received valu- able musical +raining. Dr. Louis Salefel, S.M. is choir direcfor and or- ganist A+ an elec+ion early in fhe 'Fall 'lhe follow- ing officers were elecred: Joseph Varley, presi- denh James Schwering, vice-presidenfg and Walfer Sfeffen, secrefary. As is fiffing, fhe Georgian Chanr is +he base of 'rl-me cl1oir's reper+oire. Several +hree and four-par-I' Masses were presen+ed a+ in+ervals during fhe course of fhe year. fi' Om' Ilulzdrrd Sirluvll chael. Krumhansl, Hoegler, Humm Lorenz, Schwering, Varley Sfelifen Mn no 815i5iOlfLOL 5 S i 9 m a D e l I: a Pi THE 1.o.es+ 114 Iii 1N1g1.v 011' P OGRESS Y lllljft' Um' llmidrvd Lflj11Ifl'L'II Klos+erman, Donley, Koenig, Beare Vvlinler, Paul, Simmons. Jacob, Rubin, Maltley, Kahn, Chun Psaki, Rab, Kochendorfer, Millonig. CaJacob, Bindolcas, Al'l'er, Braun, Far ruggio, Parrish, Lohrey, Cohen. Now in i'ls 1'hird year, fhe pre-medical socie+y is rapidly gaining s+reng+h and presfige on 'lhe campus due fo ifs vi+ali+y, in+en+ness of purpose and 'Phe varied, inferesiing programs carried fhrough. During +he pasi year several guesi' lecfurers, including Fred G. Barr, MD., Roberr Snyder, M.D., and E. C. Loomis, M.D., were secured while Ralph Lohrey and Margueriie Parrish led s+uden'r dis- cussions. Round-rable discussion and educafional movies of a biological nafure presen+ed by Dr. Louis Saleiel, S.M., rounded ou+ 'rhe professional ac1'ivi+y. A drama+ic pageanf, Jus'r an Embryo Medicon, wri++en by Margueriie Parrish and direc+ed by George CaJacob, was presenred by 'rhe members wi+h Dr. William O. Wehrle, S.M., ac'I'ing as dra- ma+ic adviser. The Sigma Delia Pi News, edired by Alma Braun, was one of +he many innova+ions of +he socie'ry +his year. Zahn Moran Murray, Krumhansl, P. Wagner Warne Gogolach. Jacobs Benbo Armsirong, C. Wagner. Heclrman Fllipafriclr. illuminating Engineering Society i llluminaling Engineering Sociefy, composed of iunior and senior eleclrical engineering s+uden+s has for i+s aim +he advancemeni' of +he 'rheory and pracfice of illuminaiing engineering and 1'he dis- semina+ion of elecfrical knowledge. Meefings of lhe socie+y are held bi-weekly al which ralks on lopics perlaining fo modern 'lrends in illuminafion are presenled. General discussion and open forum follow each discourse. Feafures of +he year included fhe parlicipafion of members in a meeling of +he Nalional Socie+y of llluminaiing Engineers a+ which +he la+es+ me'fhods of illuminaiion, archifeciure, ligh+ing and luminaries were discussed and displayed. As The major proiec+ of 'rhe year, 'rhe members look upon fhemselves +he cons+ruc+ion of a modern Pho+ome+er Bench along wi+h The design and con- s+ruc'rion of a Globe Phofomeier. T115 1.f1.f1s' 11,1 YT' x1,1X 111' 11 11r,'1fE,s'S Page Our I11111d1'1'1l .YiIlCfL'CIl X THE 1938 DA YTC NLIX OF P OGRESS American Society ol Civil Engineers Eighfeen sophomores, iuniors. and seniors consiirufe +he mem- bership o'F +he U. D. s+uden'l' chap+er of +he American Sociery of Civil Engineers which was organized and officially recognized by 'rhe Board of Direc+ors in l926. The socie+y received The l938 LeH'er of Commenda+ion award from 1'he narional socie+y's presidenr, sharing +ha+ honor wi'rh nine of one hundred and sixreen U. S. s+uden+ chaprers. Weekly seminars aiming 'ro acquain+ furure engineers wiih ihe ideals of +he engineering profession feaiured +alks by sfudenis and graduares, and planned +o advance archi'rec+ural and engineering knowledge. Lanrern slide lec+ures on fhe Coolidge dam, Carskill warer supply, Miami flood conrrol, aerial phorographic mapping, and George Washingron bridge proved inferesiing. Social ac+ivi+ies of +he srudeni' chaprer included a banquei' and dance a+ rhe Dayron Engineers' Club, a ioini' smoker wi+h ci+y engineers in May, and shori' social meerings a+ rhe homes of off- campus members. Srudeni' members parricipared in Disfrici' Num- ber Nine Civil Engineers Convenrion held in Dayion, and regularly ariended meeiings of ihe ciry engineers. lnspecrion 'irips were made io +he Taylorsville dam, rhe Munici- pal Airporr, Englewood dam, Sewage Disposal Plani, Wilbur Wrighi Field, and +he Soufhwesrern Poriland Cemenr Company. Pugv Om' Hmldrvu' Twm' Sullivan, Lasar. hofi, Hill, Marre. Smirh, Sulfenfuss. Nash, Russell, F. Hang R Harg Fors'r Tom, Smirh, CoH'erman Un erferfh Nicol, Kerezsi, Kiefer, Hernandez, Sim- mons, Hubbuclc, Schmiff, Wiley. Mueller, Dailey, Oleinyilr, Gelofcsalr, Lorenz, Lusch, Foley, Hayes, Mullen, , Trosi, O'Toole. Leonard, Schroeder, Weis, Darbier, Ry- an, McCrafe, Unverferrh, Holilen- lcamp, Mehler, Olcoff, Saunders. Esfablished in I936 by Professor Andrew R. Weber, S.M., 'rhe Mechanical Engineering Socie+y is planned 'ro fos+er engineering educa+ion among members and 'ro increase pracfical knowledge of 'rheore+ical subjecrs +rea'red in leciures. Membership is open fo all mechanical engineers, and meefings are held +he 'rhird Friday in each mon'rh. The group made inspecrion frips +o indus- irial plan+s +o become acquainred wi+h mechanical apparafus. The highlighf of +he year was fhe February meefing aH'ended by +he Dayfon chaprer of Amer- ican Socieiy of Mechanical Engineers, speeches by members of +he organizarion comprised 'Phe pro- gram, which was followed by a iour of +he engi- neering laborarories. Mechanical Engineering Society THE 1.035 Dsl iT NLLX OF P i0GRE.S'S Ikzyc Om' l1!ll1UI7'1'd Tuvzzfy-Owls OF PI?0GHEh'S l HE 11133 11.1 'T JXIAN Radio Club Wifh Rev. Francis Langhirf, S.M., as head doi- dasher of fhe airlanes, fhe radio club, organized in fhe fall of I936 wifh a handful of licensed radio operafors by Professor Louis Rose, S.M., of 'l'he elecfrical engineering deparfmenf, now numbers 20 po+en+ial hams of which fhere are fhe same num- ber of inferesfed radio-conscious sfudenfs, who represenl' almosf every deparfmenf of fhe universify and who include six licensed radio operafors in fheir fold. The obiecf of 'rhe organizafion is fo aid begin- ners and fo furfher fhe knowledge of fhe experi- enced wifh invesfigafion of fheorefical and prac- 'rical problems of fhe radio. ln 'lhe reperfoire of lhe club's acfivifies are fhe learning of fundamen- fals, fhe analyzing of circuifs, fransmission and re- cepfion of radio communicafion-sfudied and ap- plied, visifs fo several broadcasfing sfafions and visifs of general informafion 'lo felephone nefworlc swifching confrol poinfs of Dayfon and Cincinnafi. auf Um' Ilulzdrud 'I'-zvrzily-'l rm DeLaef, Hoppa, Flefcher, Warner, Mur phy, Smifh. Sfrasser, Barreff, Young, Gogolach Leies, P. Wagner, Zahn, Srolca. Benbow, Krumhansl, Moran, Armslrong Jacobs, Heclrman, C. Wagner, Fifz pafriclc. Flanagan, Myriclr, Schwering, Reiling. Fifz, W. Schneble, Riiier, Nieberlein, Samuels, Bersuder, Reilly, Dr. Wohl- leben. Williamiiis, Loh, R. Schneble, Duell, Sfefien, Gerwels, Walling, Pflum. Our chemis+s . . . lab loungers . . . Saiurday morning meeiings . . . harangues on chemical sub- jecfs by sophisiicaied seniors and neophyfe juniors. Purpose-oul' of ihe +es+ fubes info +he fanks of indus+ry . . . broughi' aboui' by many hours of eye- s+rain . . . helped by Beils+ein's Handbook Der Organischen Chemie . . . American Chemical Absiracis . . . and browsing ihrough iheir library . . . ialcing our of +hem hisfory of 'rhe subieci . . . me+hods of preparafion . . . applica+ion io modern day needs . . . such as E+hyl Alcohol and Laciic Acid 'From molasses and corn narraied by Vic Walling . . . or Coal, Wafer, and Air, Relafion one 'ro +he ol'her delivered by Vic Williamiiis. Talks are ameliora+ed by supevisor Dr. William J. Wohlle- ben, S.M .... Chemical boss. Meefing called +o order by Bill S+eFFen . . . in case of absence by Vic Walling, minu+es read by Jim Pflum . . . repor+ed by Mariiane Doc Spi+ler. Resul+ . . . increased scope of +he science of chemisiry. Chemical Seminar THE 1938 DA iT XIALN OF P UGRESS MIL' Om' Hiilzriwd Tiwfify-Tl1l'u' Alumni Association THE 1,038 DAYT NLIN EOF P 4 GRESS Pu, Um' f1IlHU'I'L'U' T-zvwlfy-F0111' OFFICERS Ellis Mayl, '08, Daylon ..,........ .,,.,,. P resiclenl' John McGarry, '28, Philadelphia .... ..,.. V ice-Presiclenl' Charles Whalen, '07, Dayfon .... ,..... T reasurer James A. Connelly, '35, Dayion... ..,. Secrelary DIRECTORS Vicfor Smifh, '05 Russell Summers, 'ZI Day+on Edward G. Breen, '30, Day+on William Blake, '26, Daylon Roberf M. Keogh, 'l I, Dayfon Louis A. Sufher, '09, Daylon Soazizl' u f Lzfz SOCIAL LIFE O PROMS Q DRAMATICS , ' xx A 'f W ' 4 1' Q' 1 Q 1 W Q 'ru N I . ,f ,iw Mita ff'l X af X ,, 1 X , ,X ,. .xx -' g K W. xv ,, . f :X 41 Q5 gf ff ' H is 0 I1 1 H X 1 I. ,Ik X v X. QQ 4 N .'S . X H, V + f 'X lm A f ff' r 7' X , Kyx My ,fa ... XM' QQ' '7Xi X xX X Z fx X . X x J' V Frosh Welcome Ocfober Bfh . . . happy culminafion of fradifional Frosh and Soph hosfilifies . . . fhe glow of soff lighfs on gay decorafions . . . lilfing, haunfing rhyfhm of Michael Hauer's band . . . midnighf and fhe Grand March . . . handsome eversharp pencils. engraved wifh fhe dafe of fhe occasion, presenfed as favors . . . songs . . . fruly a royal welcome was exfended fo fhe humble Frosh. YIIE 1.'l.f2R Dsl 'Tl XIAN OF I ' 1 OG HESS I Igfr Om' Ilzzrzedlvd Y'-wvzzly-lfigflzt Pershing Rifle Frolic Uniforms, shining brass, gleaming leafher and formal evening gowns . . . fhe army marching fo fhe sfrains of Dick Skapik's or- chesfra in fhe Marine Room of fhe Miami hofel, December 4+h . . . one of fhe few exclusive dances of fhe year . . . fwenfy candidafes sfood sfiffly while receiving blue and whife pledge bars af a colorful ceremony . . . dance served fo acquainf new members and re-acquainf fhe veferans. Junior Prom Social highlighf of fhe year . . . soff melodies of genial Tom Genfry and his Ambassadors per-- mearing 'rhe Empire Room of rhe Miami horel . . . Tuxes, rails, siifi shirrs and flowing gowns on every side . . . Tom Manning, class prexy, s+ruHing over fhe sparkling floor wirh comely prom queen, Elaine Tompkins . . . direcfor Gus Quaiman maneuvering ihe grand march wi+h remarkable dexierify . . . presenrafion of +he royal bouquei 'ro her maiesiy, Queen Elaine . . . Ted Husing French conirols fhe mike . . . 'rime marches on and 'rhe clock 'rolls fwelve . . . happy couples and iubilanf s+ags exif from fhe Junior Prom of l938. 7.'lfIH Dal Y XLIX UF Plz INIIFIJHS J x93 THE 1938 DA 'T IVIAX OF P OGRESS V Military Ball Sponsored by +he Pershing Rifles, 'l'he Milifary Ball was a brighr mass of Blue and whire, wirh brass gleaming and learher glisrening as Bud Shilling furnished rhe mu- sic ar +he Miami Horel, May 7. The ef- forrs of an eFFicien'r commiHee were well rewarded by whal' proved 'ro be one of 'rhe mosi colorful evenfs of +he social year. The dance was well aH'ended by s+uden+s, alumni, and visiring cadel' officers from Pershing Rifle unirs ai' neighboring univer- siries. Spring Swing Now an annual affair, 'lhe Spring Swing rhis year was planned in a very unusual manner. Held Friday, May I3, a+ 'l'he Miami Hoiel, irs 'rheme was one of com- plele reversal-'rhe young ladies issued rhe invi+a+ions and paid all expenses for +he evening. To 'I'he melodious s'I'rains of Benny Carlen's Collegiare orcheslra 'rhe College of Women made ano+her coniri- buiion +o +he social successes a+ 'rhe Uni- versi'I'y of Dayron. erica? F' , 'x?xYsXSimfI I SNR! li Senior Farewell Fond memories of four happy years-gayeiy, laughrer, 'rears-suave seniors and aspiring under- classmen, comely debuianies and sraiely chap- orones, all crowded in 'rhe 'fesfooned ballroom of Triangle park. Farewell and Good Luck was ihe greefing ihai sprung from +he iubilani' crowd dancing io ihe sofi and liliing iunes af +he climax of +he Univer- siiy of Day'ron's social and academic year. The Senior Farewell proved a fiH'ing adieu and +he spiril' of +he Class of i938 soared inio 'rhe heavens as 'rhe somber clock rolled midnighi and s+ar+ed 'lhe Grand March winding on i1's way, as if info ihe unknown fu+ure. The rhyihmic blare of horns and ihe mournful cry of ihe violins seemed io say, Aloha, Aloha. TUE 111:28 12-11 '0 '1,1 N Ulf' PHflfff1'EiS'i'5' gum' Um' Hzzudwd Tlzirfy-0110 Dramatics fi' ., . ,,,. 1 Z I, l , X 'ii Mig . il? T11 If 1.'l::.w ILl,ifTU,YI.lX .15-X O18 I'1i'0Illi'E.S'H 1321. , 1 ,.. IM Um' Illllllifftl 'l'l1i1'i-x'-Two Allhough dramalic presenlalions have llourished here since lhe Universily's loundalion, only lhis year was a dramalic club wilh a delinile program organized. The Thespians are under lhe direc- lion ol Maurice Reichard, assisled by Belly Jane lsrael, June Richarl, Benny Carlen, Lou Tschudi, and Jack Ferron. House ol Horrors, a lhree-acl myslery 'farce and lhe lirsl presenlalion ol lhe organizalion, played lo a lull house, Monday, February 28. Repeal performances were given al Sl. Elizabelh and Good Samarilan hospilals, and lhe Nalional Mililary Home. The casl included Belly Jane Israel, Kaye Herolcl, Jeanne McLaughlin, Belly Myers, Lorraine Nowak, June Richarl, Roy Boemer, George CaJacob, Bob Melzler, Jerry Psalci, Jim Schwering, and Bob Slrasser. Sue Economides, Palricia Snapp, Don Booles and Bill Michael were lealured in a quarler-hour radio slcil over slalion WHIO April 3. Co-operaling wilh lhe U. D. Glee club and olher school ofganizalions, The Thespians parlici- paled aclively in lhe annual Monogram club mu- sical comedy, Swing ll, Judge, presenled May l, 2, and 3. 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