University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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l N-. 1 First row--Greg Klostemian, Charles Buckel, Lawrence McGreevy. Second row-George Hammond, George Schlagbaum, George Springer, Bob Alberts, Walter Baker, Walter Rudick, Current Geologic Problems Considered Vital Papers, films, discussions and tours Outside session with a rock The objective of the University of Dayton's Geology Club is to broaden the members' knowl- edge by the discussion of current geologic problems not ordinarily treated in the undergraduate text courses. Activities of the year included the presentation of a number of student papers, the showing of films and slides, and informal discussions on various geologic topics. Also during the year the club trav- eled to Ohio State and the University of Cincinnati to attend lectures given by the Society of Sigma Xi and the A. A. P. G. George H. Springer, Professor of Geology, aided in all activities and served as moderator of the group. Officers for the year were: Charles Buckel, president: Larry McGreevy, vice-president: Walt Baker, treasurer: George Schlagbaum, program chairman: Greg Klosterman. Student Senate Dele- gate.

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Sales-Retailing Club was founded in Oct. 1949 by a group of students interested in these fields. The objectives of the club were to acquire additional knowledge about the sales-retail field over and above the normal acquisition in the classroom, and to obtain greater possibilities of employment upon graduation. These objectives Were accomplished through a series of seven Career Counselling Meetings. Each meeting consisted of three prominent and successful businessmen. Guidance of the Club was in the hands of a capable executive committee consisting of: Bob Wagner, chairman: Bob Bicheson, Ed Moss, Norman Dahm, and Thomas BheinechL Mr. Donald Butler, instructor in Sales and Retail Merchandising, was the moderator of the club. Prominent business-men at session Career counselling meetings are aid Strive for- Knowledge of Sales - Retail First row-Bob Richardson, Donald Collins, lim Madigan, Wilbur McCloskey, Iames Smith, Dick Roll, Ned Denlinger, Tom Dickman, Mitchell Michael, Irvin Kuhn, Norm Dahm. Second row-Ray Brinkman, Bill Regan, Henry Condron, Bob Sullivan, Gordon Lowell, Betty William son, Margie Amato, Norma Dell, Mr. Butler-advisor. Third row-Tony Zummo, Robert Ellsing, Tom Reinick, Edgar Brannlin, Grafton, Del Creech, Bob Gollnitz, Ed Moss. Fourth row- Iohn Gameau, Elmer Lonsert, George Hochwalt, lim Gameau, Don Foley, Bob Lewis. Lewis Krach, Clement Spraley. Bob Ames, Horace Moore, Comelius Dicken, Fran McKenna. , .4

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First row- Doctor Huth, Ieanne Beeman, M. Ann Woolf. Second row -Anton Dekom, Mary lane Dugan, Iackie Pohl, Ioan Batsche Third row- L. I. Bohman, Harry Bowser, Bernie Bayer, Larry Dugan. Fourth row-Iohn Walsh, Paul Hibbert, Lloyd Counds Grover Schinbeckler. Fifth row-Ann August, Mary Io Huth, William Snyder, Martin Hartman, P. M. Homback, Ralph Moore, Sam Rosta Iohn Madden, Glayds Nielson. Better Understanding of Trends in Society Meetings, dinners, speakers and discussions The University of Dayton Sociology Club, Sig- ma Sigma Sigma, organized in 1946 under the guidance of Dr. Edward A. Huth, discussed various problems of modern society for the purpose of pro- moting cooperative group living through an under- standing and appreciation of recent trends in social thought. Prominent speakers from the city oi Dayton, representing state and federal government agencies, addressed the sociologists on several occasions. Early in February, 1950, the members themselves discussed the important sociological happenings of the first half of the twentieth century. Highlighting the year's activities were two dinners-one held during the Christmas season, the other in late spring. Meetings were held fortnightly in the auditorium of the Albert Emmanuel Library. Under the capable leadership of: Ralph Moore, president: Lester Bohman, vice-president: Mar lane Dugan, secretary: Sam Rosta, treasurer: and Mary Io Huth, program chairman, an active social year was enjoyed. Dr. Huth and Sociology members