Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1936 volume:

Uhlan 4 ARCHIVES VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY 3v Harry Little Wan Editor - In - Chief anb Walter Wieggel Stricken Business Manager at Valparaiso U niversity Valparaiso, Indiana KY; '2 II , Another year, amjther Uhlan . . . this time informaL snappy, keyed t0 the tempo of our times. 'We hope. you like it. Me Goes! WITH A SINCE Y the I936 ULlan is aeaicafea f0 . . . 0 L sx3v1 A'ISVLNEIWV'I x008 3H Dean F. W. Kroencke Because we think he will like this type 0; book . . . because his is a deanite personality . , . and because we like him. gt; all VOLULS Book One Teachers Book Two Students Book Three Athletes Book four Joiners Leonard Serzmm, AXumm' prexy lhm Ahnns l 1 m1:- l'm k Graduai'es from as far back as 'lO mef a+ Hue Universify on Homecoming in +he annual session of +he Alumni associa+ion. The group resolved +0 encourage ifs members +0 render every possible assisfance +0 +he financial program of +he Universi+y, +0 do all in +heir power +0 bring new s+uden+s in+o +he fold. Leonard Schramm was elecied president Marian Baade. vice president Rober+ Moellering. freasurer. Alumni Secrefary Ka+e Corboy led her group info baH'Ie in an eFFori' +0 aid +he newly enlarged financial program of he Univer- sify. While +he ups and downs +0 which +he school was heir have prevenfed +he organizafion of a sfrong alumni group, if is +he hope of +he adminis+ra+ion +ha+ in +he no+-so-dis+an+ fu+ure +his work may be accomplished. I 5 lulu dlllillu Kallmauiu I niu'rsilvx l rmidm Smobz; wok,- joke,- aka Like Schiller and Lufher. our Prexy was born on Novem- ber I0. Papa and Mama Kreinheder feH' +his indica+ed genius. seni' him +0 6 priva+e school for boys in Buffalo. New York. Here he baH'ed baseball wifh such worfhies as Millburn and Devereaux. From Buffalo he wen+ down +0 Conover. Norfh Carolina. and fook in Concordia College. Upon graduafing he had fond visions of becoming a builder of bridges. These visions carried him in+o ac+ual regis+ra+ion as a civil engineer in +he Troy Polyi'echnic school. bu+ somehow H was decreed +ha+ he should build ins+i+u+ions instead of bridges. He enrolled in +he Sf. Louis Theological Seminary. During his year of vicaring he mef a charming girl in +he Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. This mee'ring, he claims. was +he mosf foriunafe evenf in his life. Those who know her can readily undersfand why. His firsf charge af+er graduafion was a mission congre- gai'ion of +hree in Eas+ Sf. Louis. Affer building +his up info a flourishing church he was called +0 5+. Paul. Minne- so+a. and from +here +0 Deiroif, Michigan. Everywhere he wen+ he IeH new buildings behind him. For +en years ,U9l8-l928i he was presidenf of +he English Disirici' of +he Missouri Synod. He was on +he Valpo Board of Direc+ors from +he +ime +he Lufheran Asso- ciafion firs+ fook over +he school. In I930 he was appoinfed presidenf of Valparaiso Universify. Aparf from his work Prexy enjoys his grandchildrenl a good square meal, 5c cigars. his+orical worksl defecfive sfories. My work is my hobby. he says. My greafes+ ambi+ion is +0 make Valparaiso Universify a really good school wi+h some fine new buildings. Page Twelve 'KlPillIlGdPF-HIP 5 uileiva As I wrife +his brieic message in response +0 +he Uhlan edifor's request my +hough+s are on a coming Sunday in Juneel'he four+een+h-+he day of +he Universify's Sixfy-Third Annual Commencemen+ and +he day of your own Gradua+ion. As I +hink of +ha+ day. if occurs +0 me +ha+ a quesfion which may, if no+ all of you, will ask yourselves when +he exercises shall be over. will be +his quesfion. And wha+ now? Yes. whaf now? i Wifh college days pasfewhaJr now? Wi+h posi+ions sfill a+ a premium because of +he prevailing economic condi+ions, what now? ' Wi+h more +han fen million fellow ci+izens-among +hem college gradua+es of former yearsesfill in +he ranks of +he greal' army of +he unemployed +hrough no faulf of +heir ownwwha+ now? I admif +ha+ +his quesfion. which you will likely ask yourselvesI will be a mos+ nafural quesfion under +he circumsfances. Bu+ I also submi+ +ha+ rhis very quesfion issues a real challenge iusl' +0 such as you.ea challenge +0 courage. +0 hope, +0 de+ermina+ion, +o perseverance. +0 fai+h. especially faifh in +he wise and good providence of Him IIin Whom we live and move and have our being . As graduafes of an ins+i+u+ion of higher learning. you have enjoyed ad- vanfages denied +housands of young men and women less forfuna're +han . yourselves. As a resul+ of +hese advan+ages you are much beHer equipped +0 face life and ifs perplexing problems +han +he grea'l' maiorify of +hose of your age. Times like +hese surrounding your gradua+ion are a summons +0 high courage, no+ +0 complaining cowardice: +hey call for buoyan+ hope. no+ for de- pressing gloom; +hey call for a spirH' of readiness and eagerness +0 meef wha+ever si+ua+ion may arise with a defermina+ion +0 do our besf. no+ ior +he spirif of do-no+hing and defeat Nor is +here really any need for an aHHude of despondency and defeat America is s+ill +he mos+ for+una+e nafion in +he world. The coun+ry which we call our own is s+ill +he land of +he mos+ glorious oppor+uni+ies. And. our God is s+ill in His heaven and +he promise of His infallible Word s+ill holds good: As +hy clays. so shall also +hy s+reng+h be. Page Thi I 1 an! el 1 HM u rs H r VrdInurdiu l niulni Didemeyer, Lelz, ZVIiUgr, karelzberg, Beggar, UMM'ML, Scribner Jagger, Nunlztmgm, Kreim'zgzler, Helzriclu, Sauermmz Unanimously and wifhouf qualifica+ion. +he Board of Direc+ors of +he universify adopfed an expansion program +his year which in- volved floa'ring of a bond issue, raising of $l65.000 for building a gymnasium. balanc- ing +he budget improving Lembke hall. men's dormifory. Tradespeople of Valparaiso. hearfened by +his definHe forward s+ep. oversubscribed +heir expecfed quo+a by $I.000. Dis+ric+ mee+ings of +he Lu+heran universH'y associa- +ion pledged $I0.000 wifhou+ baHing an eyelash. The Women's Auxiliary came in iror ano+her $l0.000. Workers found a degree of response and inferesf unma'lched since +he Krgiwdzeder, JII'HM, IJirinzgyer, Beggar, Left. beginning of +he depression On February 27. I936. Deafh came. as H mus+ +0 all menl +0 George H. Lefz. +reasurer of LUA, member of fhe board. +ireless worker for Valparaiso universify. Said Presiden+ Kreinheder: He will be sorely missed. Puyc Fourtct'n On Arbor Day +his year numerous +rees peculiar +0 +he s+a+es in which chap+ers of +he Women's Auxiliary of +he Lu+heran Universify associafion are Ioca+ed, were plan+ed around campus as delegai'es of +he organiza+ion me+ in Haeir annual spring business mee+ing. Purposes of +he Auxiliary: +0 coopera+e wifh Universi'l'y oFFicials +0 help LUA +o mee+ ifs problems. pari'icularly Financial: +0 win sfu- dent; +0 promofe physical welfare. Chief accomplishmeni' of +he group Iasf year was H16 raising of $4.200. used in Hue improvemen+ of AH'ruria. women's dormi+ory. Goal for +he Auxiliary in +he UniversHy fund drive is $I0.000. Me+hods employed by local chapfers in reaching +heir quo+a include pres- en+a+ion of card par+ies. 5+er shows. +eas, educafional meefings, miscellaneous parfies. Officers for +his year: Mrs. H. W. Bar+els. Cleveland. presidenf; Mrs. H. A. Eberlein. De+roi+. Hrs+ vice presidenf; Mrs. William Bohnsack. Chicago. second vice presidenf; Mrs. Walfer Wolf, H. Wayne. secre+ary. Mm. H. 11,. Barfzzf; wwen lallia meefw l IEA'S Mt Inelrs Auxilidn w Page Fifteen ADMINISTRATION S H'Mner K I'oglzcke K umlzidc Alan A Izzlrex Henrizrm 130504511 Carboy Cmdwer C arixlm Marker Neff Mr. A. F. Scribner reached an aII-+ime high in s+uden+ favor as bus- iness manager on Hie choir +rip. We have al- ready indicated how well we like Dean Kroencke. Alfhough wandering far afield +hroughou+ mos+ of +he year. Dean H. H. Kumnick assured us he is ever wifh us in spirit Acfing Dean A. H. Meyer accepfed his new role wi+h becoming modesfy. won +he admirai'ion of all by his fairness and folera- Hon. Rev. T. F. Andres and Rev. K. H. Henrichs did valianf work in Hue field by advancing +he $I65.000 d rive under- +aken +his year. Mrs. K. E. Bowden refains her zeal for +he library. keeps alive . s+uden+ in+eres+ via desk : displays. A rapidly grow- a n e Page Sixteen Eng library fund is Hue resuH' of fwenfy-five cen+ fines. Our lovable alumni secrefary. Miss KaH'Ierine Corboy, has cap+iva+ed H19 hearfs of Valpo s+u- denfs for generafions. In his new capacify as accouni'anf. Mr. H. C. Graebner admirably demonsfrafes +hose prim ciples which he used +0 +each in +he business deparfmeni'. Bookkeeper Marfha Carlson is a model of efficiency, re- +urning refunds wi+h +he same smile +ha+ accom- panies a receipt Mrs. Lydia Merker kepf a mo+herly eye on her Lembke boys and +heir mail. As direc+or of Alfruria. Miss Ga yn ell NeFF was confronfed wifh any number of sH'uaHons. solved +hem calmly. KmmzizX' Kraenplgg H wirirm C Urboy Carbon Cmdmer A mire; 1W m'K'er Bou'dgiz Svi'iblzgr Page Seventem I nslmliml lull m! unlmlrm-d 1721mm; Sdzu'ie5er! Ldlu'iizezz Kaufmalm Revfzenzierg Meyer Neff EHioH Kz'acizrlw Dr. Ancil Thomas' con+ribu+ion +0 +he physics depar+men+ +his year was an X-Ray +ube which was given him for inferesf displayed in +he X-Ray room of Mercy Hos- pital. Dr. E. G. Schwieber+ con- +inues +0 upIiH +he social science deparfmen+ and makes speeches on marriage a+ Gamma Delfa. Prof. C. W. Lauri+zen is one 0? +he reasons why Valpo s+uden+s s+udy engineering. Prof. F. H. Kauf- mann can feil +he difference be- +ween a spruce and a fir a+ a hundred yard range. Miss Eliza- be'l'h Rechenberg speaks. besides German, +he language of flowers. During +he pasf yearI Dr. A. H. Meyer was eiecfed chairman of +he geography and geology sec- +ion of +he Indiana Academy of Science. A+ a meeting of +he Academy he presen'ied a research paper on +he formulae and key for +he elucidai'ion and adap+a+ion of +he German Koeppen sys+em of climafes. Dr. Meyer aiso spoke af +he Sfafe Teachers' Meefing in Indianapolis. His subjecf was The AdvisabiIHy of Teaching Geography in +he High School. Miss Gayneli Nef'ic +eaches hygiene and keeps frying +0 arouse enfhus- iasm for women's sporfs. Dr. F. R. EliioH is one of +he few spider aufhorifies in +his counfry. In his spare fime he accommodafes ofher universifies by idenfifying +heir spider collec+ions. Dr. F. W. Kroencke's privafe collecfion of rare Bibles was exhibifed in +he library in connecfion wifh +he celebrafion of +he 400+h anniver- sary of +he English +ransla+ion of +he Bible. Faye Eiyhtw'n Mr. M. E. Zimmerman +eaches shor+hand and +yping and runs a books+ore on +he side. Dr. A. A. Harwood delves in+o +he mysferies of pharmaceu+ical chemisfry. Proi. F. I. Schweppe sang a+ a Granf Park. Chicago. concer+ and direcfed his choir in a celebra+ed concerf 6? 5+. Louis. Mr. Lien celebra+ed his +hir+y-fif+h anniver- sary of serving our Universi+y as cus+odian of Science Hall. Dean J. W. Morland was reappoinfed fo +he Indiana S+a+e Bar associa- +ion commiHee on educa+ion. The commiH'ee mee+s annually wi+h +he S+a+e Supreme Couri as a ioini' council on legal educa+ion. .Dr. Morland spen+ his Chris+mas vaca- +ion aHending +he annual mee+ing of +he Associa+ion of American Law Schools held a+ New Orleans. Dr. E. W. ChaFFee. grand old man of Music Hali, regales his s+uden+s wi+h sfories of yes+erday. Prof. M. J. Jox is a pillar of +he Law School. Mr. Herman Larson. new voice ins+ruc+or. gave oral promc of his musicianship in a campus reci+al. Prof. Moses Uban is assis+an+ professor of Mechan- ical Engineering. Mr. Harold Rogers, ins+ruc+or in band insfru- men+s and direc+or of he Univer- sify band, was signally honored by being elec+ed presiden+ of +he Indiana College Band associa+ion. Dr. W. E. Bauer parficipa+ed in a series of WGN radio addresses scheduled during +he week of Washingfon's bir+hday. His +opic was The Loyalfies of an Amer- ican. Zimmerman Harwood Sz'lzu'eppt Lien .Morlaml Clmffgg Jox Lurmn Chm Roger; Baum llu- lmuln I'vluxm Puye Nineteen 1 lassm lune mlit unwd TayXor L ofgren Betz C 111111724271 Umbaclz C m? f 411 mmzt C 7'05ch er H am margrelz Dmec Prof. R. L. Taylor is an ins+ruc- j H i my , 5' for in Law. Pharmacy Dean F. V. I 'V ' A L Lofgren was +his year appoinfed as a member of +he nafional board of review for Hie American Phar- maceufical associa+ion. He speni his free hours proofreading +he 'l'weiH'h edii'on of He U. S. Phar- macopoeia. .Mr. Howard Be+z. pari-fime insfruc'ior in mafhema- fics and physics, was no+ so long ago in fine sfudenf ranks. .Prof. P. A. Cushman is of fhe engineer- ing faculfy. Dr. Herberf Umbach. ac+ing head of +he English deparf- menf, presenfed a paper on The Rhe+oric of Donne's Sermons be- fore a meei'ing of +he Modern Language Associa+ion of Amer- ica. Dr. Umbach hopes +0 become an aufhorify on John Donne's life and works. Mrs. Hazel Guillau- man+ is again feaching French affer a year's leave of absence abroad. Mr. Richard Crowder. new in H16 English depar+men+, seized Hie proFFered opporiuni'l'y in play direcfing and presenfed fwo plays. He is an unofficial resideni' of Music Hall. Mr. R. J. Hammargren, new journalism in- sfrucfor, is H16 au+hor of +wo ariicles which appeared in jour- nalism magazines during +he year. The ariicles were Making Jour- nalism Imporfanf and a paper dealing wifh +he developmenf of radio news broadcasfing. Miss Helen Dvorak. ins+ruc+or in har- mony. violin. viola. cello, and Direcior of Universify orches+ra, has done valian'l' work. An excel- lenf musician herself. she has in- spired her orchesfra in +he presen- +a+ion of fwo ou+s+anding con- cerfs. Page Twenty Mr. E. E. Goehring is one of +he four freshmen faculfy mem- bers. His iieid is economics and business. Prof. W. M. Miller ably upholds +he German fongue in +he foreign language depar+- men'l'. Prof. C. H. Frick +eaches every angle in ma+hemafics. Be- sides feaching English and Public Speaking classes, Mr. D. R. Place direc+ed a play, supervised +he staging of fwo ofhers, encouraged deba+ing. Dr. C. F. Lindberg gives his all for educa+ion and psychology. Prof. A. M. Skinner. formerly of +he Cincinnafi Reds, now dis+ribu+es his energy in +he deparfmenf of Economics and Business Management Law Pro- fessor W. E. Berry keeps law s+u- den+s on +he qui vive. Dr. W. E. Thrun gained dis+inc+ion +hrough fhe publicafion of research ar'l'i- cles in recen+ issues of Indusiriai and Engineering Chemisfry. The articles. which were en+ifled Kar- aya Gum. Apparenf Viscosify of HS Aqueous Solufions and Acid- i+y of Karaya Gum Solu'rions were +he resul+ of exfensive re- search experimenfs. Besides be- ing Dean of +he engineering school. Dr. H. W. Moody finds fime for innumerable ou+side ac- +ivi+ies. Prof. Donald MalloryI in +he same deparfmeni', specializes in +he field of elecfrical engineer- ing. Mr. Sfacey Green belongs wi+h +he unsung heroes. In addi- +ion +0 +eaching privafe piano and harmony. Mr. Green accompanies Universify Choir and is called up- on fo accompany almosf every aspiring musician on +he campus. Under +he auspices of SC he pre- senfed a spring concert Godzring Miller Frmlc Skinner Plan; LimMerg Berry 1W oody lerzm Mallory Green As sure as death and taxes Page Twentyro XWulth llw Affer lasf year's harrowing experi- ences. +he Sfuden'r Council. hereaffer +0 be referred +0 as SC. under+ook ifs dufies wifh +repida+ion. The bi-mon+hly meefings of +he organizafion were +ense wi+h deferminafion and enfhusiasm. Under +he resfraining hand of Treas- urer Roland Grimmer. +he budgets o? subsidized groups were held polifely bu+ firmly in check, in spi+e of caioling. fears. +hrea+s. Wi+h Lenard Go+sch. able and non-par+isan, presidingI our represeni'afive body func+ioned smoo+h Iy. Possibly one reason for SC's success was +he beH'er aH'endance on +he parf of members, more +han one of whom probably made a New Year's resolu- +ion when some ve+eran poIifician in- augura+ed +he scheme of prin+ing +he names of absen+ees in +he Torch. Fewer complainfs were heard abouf +he Iecfure-enferfainmeni' series +han usual. As a maHer of fact some s+u- den'rs came righ+ ou+ and said +hey liked slt-uln rtllc-r 1.1 In . . it Which broughf beams from WaHer Chrisfopher. chairman of +he commi+- fee. The color of our acfivii'ies passes faded from a lemon yellow +he firsf semes+er +0 a pale green +he second. Bofh passes had spaces for +en punches. buf when you Ieff your pass af home i+ really didn'+ maHer anyway. Perhaps +haf was whyI come +he end of +he year, some s+uden+s had no punches on +heir passes. WH'h +he assisfance of Paul Plehn a+ +he proiecfor. Lorado TaH Iec+ured on sculpfure +0 open +he SC series. Only a few slides wenf in backwards. and +hen only such experfs as Toff himsehc noficed. Appropriafely enoughI Three Taps af Twelve, +he firsf SC play, was produced on Hallowe'en, under +he direcfion of Mr. Place. By Thanksgiving +here was an addi- +ional incen+ive foward going home in +he opporfunify afforded by +he +rip +0 remark casually +ha+ Gen. Hugh Johnson had spoken here. Probably +he mos+ popular single feai'ure of +his Penmn, Grimmer, D. Team, Behigr-zw'edwz, Brauzzr, Gotxcfl, LMmilm, Kmdmlre, BMMW, Ciadce, V. Srfzraerler Puye Tu-enty-two year's program. Johnson packed 'em in and held 'em brea+hless. Under +he direc+ion of Mr. Schweppe. abeH'ed by +he Universi+y orches+ra and +he Lake Coun+y Lu+heran chorus. +he Universify choir gave H's annual adven+ performance of Handel's The Messiah +0 +he annual crowded audi+orium. Selecfions from +he work were repeafed in +he Chrisfmas convoca+ion. wi+hou+ +he aid of +he Lake Coun+y Lu+herans. Mr. Crowder made his campus debuf as drama+ic direc+or wifh a successful produc+ion of Craig's Wife. The band and We orchesfra gave +wo con- cer+s apiece. and Mr. Green was per- suaded +0 play a reci+al. Too la+e for review came Gerald P. Nye. a +hird play. rumors of H1e appearance of an orchesfra. Organiza+ions accruing benefif from SC. in addifion +0 +hose menHoned above, were Warner Bro+hers Hhrough +he cooperafion o F local movieman Jus+in ShauerL +he debafe squad, +he Torch. +he miscellaneous fund. +he Uhlan. Read x! 02521 : Kreilzbeder Cotxrlz Bmuez' Slruebig V. SMroezlzr Cabal; Paltrmn Kroenrl'g Srrilmer Kroelmlre CabX Royalszml Braxdz CimeKye Lierfxilm szminlc Grimmer Razelmlz H. Findeg Bgirz'erccimlen Roads! D. Team Student 1 1 um il Page Twcnly-tlx rec tck 1w1 I: 511'er s4 Ilrz'grmn .4 HMM Baysi' Bibm Bodeuffab Beggar Boa'm Page Twentyrcz'ght SiHing firs+ in all +he alphabeficallyw arranged classesi An+hony Aiello in his spare w 1 'l a H II I 0 II +ime joined Hue Chemisi'ry and Pharmacy clubs. . . . Bernice Andersonl fechnically known as B I won freshman scholarship honorsl was a member of +he Educa+ion club. wro+e for +he Torch. . . . Verna Arnold, who depar+ed +his collegia+e life a+ +he end of +he firs+ semesfer. sang with +he choir for +wo yearsI repor+ed for H1e Torch. be- longed +0 +he Educa+ion club and Gamma Phi. . . . Carl Beyer. of Cleveland. a KIP. was selec+ed for +he Honor Guard. elec+ed presiden+ of +he Commerce club in +his. his +hird year of membership. . . . Millicenf Bibza. re+urning from a year a+ Carnegie Tech. is an Alpha Phi DeH'a. Be- fore +he +rek +0 Tech she was a member of WAA and +he Educa+ion club. played +ennis for +hree years. . . . Philip C. Boden- s+ab. for +hree years of +he Lawyers Asso- cia+ion, added his deep bass +0 +he choir and walked home girls from Gamma DeHa. . . . Elmore Louis Clemens Boeger. KDP, was an Honor Guard lasf year. sang in +he choir, joined +he Lawyers' Associa+ion. was secre- +ary-+reasurer of +he Menls Glee club. . . . Russell Bowser came here wH'h a B. S. from Lockhaven. Pa.. S+a+e Teachers College. ioined Si De Ka and +he Lawyers' Associa- +ion. . . . SC secre+ary Lois BrauerI a Gamma Phi. was also presiden+ of +he AH'ruria dormifory associa+ion. once liferary edifor 01c Hue Uhlan. a Torch reporfer: belonged +0 Pi Gamma Mu, Io+a Sigma. Educa+ion club. choir. WAAl Gamma DeHa: feared she m - - A - - llw mu nlv hem nic lured by their staid demea SJOU mighf acquire +he repu+a+ion of an acfivi- fies hound. . . . Raymond Broviak sfuck +0 Pharmacy. was +his year made secre+ary of +he Phar- maceufical associa+ion +0 which he has be- longed +hese many years. . . . Harvey Busse. 1' .. 0,,qu sz' Phi Psi. was a member of +he Honor Guard. 52:1:HIM7- CM 1f ' served in IFC. belonged +0 +he Lawyer's CouMm 02mm and Commerce clubs. . . . Running +he gamu+ of ex'rra curricular ac+ivi+ies. WaHer Chrisfopher kepf a beaquuI equilibrium among his SC presidency. capfaincy of +he Honor Guard. ediforship of +he Uhlanl presidency of Io+a SigmaI assis+an+ship in his+ory. +reasurership of Pi Gamma Mu. He more +han dabbled in Jrennis, baske+balL V club. IFC, choir. Men's Glee. +he Torchl +he Lawyers' associa+ion; was vo+ed mos+ pop- ular man +wo years ago. . . . Andrew Chrus'rowski aH'ended Michigan Sfafe. came here for four years of 1too+balL joined +he Lawyer's club. . . . Educa+ion club +reasurer Helen Cobb also belonged +0 +he Commerce club. . . . Juanifa Conklin. Alpha Phi DeHa. presidenf of WAA. was fea+ure edi+or of +he Torch. womenhs spor+s edi+or of Iasf year's Uhlan. belonged +0 Io+a Sigma and +he Educafion club. . . . Wilber+ Dierker. KIPI played four years of foofball, was coincidenfally a V club member for +he same fime, was vice presidenf of BiologyI belonged +0 +he Com- merce club. . . . Francis Dodson wen+ +0 Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia 3 re s e n i 0. r S for a while. joined +he Biology, Chemisfry. Educa'l'ion clubs. . . . Bmzmr Brm'iuk Page Twenlyrm'uv ii II 1w III is an ax :x iirganildlitns went ' i - o- a a i- D o Iliad E ggerx H; E gXi Feud. j i D. Fierltt: F. Figrl'e 1 V Fimzxmg FXoforv Oliver EggersI Phi Psi. has +hree years of schoiarship honors; was Uhlan business manager in '34, band presiclenilil Phi Sigma vice president IFC secreiary; indulged 'For four years in debai'e and forensics; belonged +0 +he Lawyer's club. . . . Paul Egli. AE. was +wo years assisfan+ in musicI has filled his requiremen+s in orchesfra and choirI expressed his individualify by ioining +he Educa+ion club. . . . Carl Fessell KDPI was vice presidenf of +he Commerce club his Ias+ year here. . . . Al I e r I, II 1-, Dave Fierke. a +ransien+ from +he 5+. Louis Seminaryl wen+ Phi Psi. gave up his professional si'anding +0 play Varsi+y baskef- bail. joined +he Educa+ion club and Gamma DeHa. . . . Frank Fierke. AEI no rela+ionl was honor guardl baskefbali manager. business manager of U Players; belonged +0 V club, choir. Alpha Psi Omega. +he Commerce club. . . . Herberf Findling. presidenf of +he College of Engineering. was a member of SC. AIEE. . . . Emerging from Concordia college, River Forest Erns+ Flofow had Page Thirty his fun in Men's Glee and +he Educa+ion club. . . . Suffice if +0 say +ha+ Samuel Freel was a Lawyer. . . . Lloyd Frever+, Si De Ka. effec+ively +oo+ed for +wo years in band. belonged +0 +he Lawyer's club. . . . Theodore Frincke. KDP. has been a library assisfanf for Io, +hese many years ML also +ook scholas+ic honors for +he same +imeI gave +he Commerce club al 3 ' break. . . . Daniel Gahl. KDP. presiden+ of +he College of Libera d 9 J t! Ll I t H Ar+s. served in IFCl Pi Gamma Mu. Educa+ion club. is Senior Class prexy. . . . William Galen, KDPl found himsehc +hrough SC. orchesfra. presidency of Men's Glee. vice presidency of +he Edu- ca+ion club. Pi Gamma Mu membership. freshman scholach honors. . . . Marian Gauss. Gamma Phi. served in ISO. . . . AHer a year in +he ou+er darkness a+ Beloi'r. Lenard Go+sch came here, pledged Phi Psi, assis+ed +he physics depar+men+. pre- sided calmly over SC. sang in Men's Gleel emo+ed for +he Uni- versi+y Players +0 +he exfen+ of Alpha Psi Omegal made a habii' of class scholarship honors, belonged perforce +0 +he Chemisi'ry Fwd Fi'ec'erf 1717' er Cam Cdku Calm COMM Grimmer elecglitn tldss Pugvj Thirlynnr tlltitlldf! it is nlalin - 49 th 1'0 III club. . . . Roland Grimmer, SC +reasurer. KDPI Honor Guard. was four years a member of +he Commerce club. . . . Waldemar Gros- nick. KIPl was simulfaneously Honor Guard, baske+ball player. chapel organist member of +he Commerce club. Men's Glee. choir. . . . John Hahn. KDP and beII-ringer, policed in Honor Guard. panicked 'em in Universi+y Players and Alpha Psi Omegal ranfed in deba+e and Phi Sigma. fook junior scholarship honors. belonged +0 +he Commerce club. . . . Elmer Harfig ioined KDP, +he Biology and Educafion clubs. . . . Harold Henry Heins, KDP, fook +hree years of +he Lawyer's club. was an Honor Guard, belonged +0 +he choir, +he Biology and Chemis+ry clubs. . . . Lois Homing gave her all for four years +0 +he choir. . . . Frank Kamplain IeH us and +he KIP house a+ +he end of. firs1L semes+er, aHer four years of foofba and Hue V club. +hree apiece of +he Biology and Chemis+ry clubs, one of deba+e. . . . Harland Kaufmann, elec+rical engineering assis+an+. played in +he orches+ra. belonged +o +he Engineering club, AIEE. . . . Ru+h Gromirlc Hdm Hartig H5271: 110m I'lzg Kamplam Kaufmamz Kememz that Seniors 1' le Thirly-lu'o to see Ag Kleinmlzmidt Km; Karma Kmmjmiyz Kroefmkc Kme Lei: MaXZzzlm KemenaI very Independent was an arden+ WAA+hIe+e. +ook in +he Biology. Chemis+ry. and Educa+ion clubs. . . . Wilberf Klein- schmicH'. Phi Psil cap+ain of +he Honor Guard. has +hree years of choir. +he Commerce and Lawyer's clubs. on his record. . . . Carl KossI KIP,sa producf of Concordia College. gave +wo of We besf years of his life +0 foofba . baske+ball, V and Com- merce clubs. and scholasfic honors. . . . Eugene Roman Kofur be- longed +0 +he Educa+ion club for +hree years. . . . George Kram- pien. formerly of Wayne college. NebraskaI joined Si De Ka and Sig Chi. was assisfanf in Hue law library. co-cap+ained +his year's foo+ball +eam. was +reasurer of +he Senior class. vice presi- denf of +he Lawyer's club. secre+ary-+reasurer of las+ year's V club. served in IFC. On +he Uhlan quesfionnaire he main'rains he has belonged +0 WAA for +hree years, buf we doubf H. . . . Typical Gamma Phi Norma Kroehnke was SC vice presidenJrI Senior class secrefary. Commerce club secre+ary-+reasurer: be- longed +0 choir. WAA. . . . fee x resent the grad: Page Thirty-tlu'ee ? l'uye Tlrt'rlyrfour Viole+ Krohn represenfed Gamma Phi in ISO; +ook +hree years of class scholarship honors: belonged +0 Universi+y Players. Alpha Psi OmegaI Pi Gamma Mu. +he Edu- ca+ion club. . . . Adah H. Holland-Lefz. member of +he Alpha Xi organiza+ion, in- dulged in her Iigh+er momen+s in WAA and Gamma Delfa: was +reasurer of ISC. where she used her Commerce club fraining. . . . Les+er Malzahn. KIPI was an Honor Guard. a choir memberI belonged +0 Engineering club and AIEE. . . . Dan Manka. AE. assisfamL in organic. qualifa+ive. and pharmaceu+ical chemisfry. was Chemisfry club prexy, served in IFC. . . . Sylvesfer Mann. who divides his +ime befween educa+ion and voca+ion. +ook +ime ouf for his las+ semes+er af+er a fwo year inferlude. . . . Phi Psi Armin W. Manning. lafe of Con- cordia seminary. came here long enough +0 enioy orches+ra. Men's Glee. Gamma DeH'aI +he Educa+ion club. . . Leo+a Mar+ens. Alpha Phi Delfa, wenf +0 S+ephens college. gave i+ up +0 come here and join WAAI ISC. +he Educa+ion club. . . . Henry Meilahn. Phi Psi. refrains from men+ioping +he fac+ +ha+ he once aHended River Foresf collegeI buf we know beHer. He sang +enor in choir and Men's Glee. was an Honor Guardl served in IFC. was a Lawyer. . . . Harold Mer+z. elecfrical engineering assisfanf. ap- propria+ely enough belonged +0 +he Engi- neering club. . . . Alfon Meyer. Sig Chi. Si De Ka, had a summer a+ Minnesofa U.. was in band. Gamma Delfa. +he Lawyer's club; +his year was baskefba manager. . . . n 2 u s. Ha M auxin M aim Mmmilzg Marmm WIBI'MXM Mart: Mayer A. MiHN b r i d 2 e TIIP Suniu' the rill lluss lwslqwu A d i: -0 H . Augus+ Karl Miller. Sig Chi. aHended Grand Rapids junior college. came here +0 become assisfan+ in civil engineering, pIay +wo years of foo+ball. join +he V club. En- gineers. . . . Evangel Lind Miller con+en+ed herself wi'rh her music. comprising +he junior piano depar+men+, and for variefy had a year of +he Biology club. . . . Hazel Moen- nich did herself proud in choir and +he Edu- cafion club. . . . Alber+ Monfie. Si De Ka. was a Lawyer and a waH'er in AH'ruria. . . . Mar+in Nehring. Si De Ka. ius'r didn'+ ge+ around +0 handing in his Uhlan ques+ion- naire. . . . Melvin Nuss used +0 go +0 Sf. John's collegeI bu+ now he is a Valpo Si De Ka. He had +wo years of +ennis: was freas- urer of IFCl +wo-years-ago band prexy. once a choir memberl fwice presiden+ of Gamma Delta; belonged +0 +he Lawyer's club. . . . Helen Oelschlager. Sigma Theta. played once in Hue orchesfra. sang in choir. belonged +0 Pi Gamma Mu. Hue Forensic and Educa+ion clubs. Gamma DeHa: con- sis+en+ly fook scholarship honors. Frederick Persson wen+ KDPI served once on SC. . . Donald Pe+ers. AE, once wen+ +0 51'. Olaf. bu+ came here +0 preside over IFC and band, +0 join Hue Chemis+ry club. Gamma DeHa. . . . Elwood PeH. produc+ of Bay Ci+y junior college. KIPI +ook in +he Commerce club. . . . Erwin Plooff. AE. graced +he Chicago U. campus for a brie1c summerl served +wo years in IFC. . . . Elvin Prefzer. KIPl of Bay Ci+y iunior collegeI joined Mr. PeH' in +he Commerce Page Thirty-fiw E. XWIWM Jiwm'g NIH! P3135011 PEN Ainmmitrk leu'iug O Eleragxr Pereztr P0117101? club. . . . A. Idolf Raelsonl Si De Kal presi- den+ of fine Lawyer's club. is also a member of Phi Sigma. +reasurer of Pi Gamma Mu. SC represen+a+ive, has +hree years of schol- arship honors. . . . Elmer Rehme. wH'h a B. S. in chemical engineering from Indiana Tech. came hereI pledged Phi Psi. served +he Honor Guard. played baske+balL sang in Men's Glee. joined +he Chemisfry. Edu- ca+ion, Engineering clubs. . . . Earl Reinke. AEI edi+or of +he '35 Uhlan, is presidenf of Alpha Psi Omega and Universi'ry Hayers. Torch news edi+or; deba+ed in his youfh: sang in choir and Men's Glee; belonged +0 Io+a Sigma and +he Educa+ion club; has +wo years of scholas+ic honors. . . . Donald Reifz. KIPI was lab assis+an+ in machine shop. sang +wo years in Men's C-Ivleel spen+ four years in Hue Engineering club. . . . Raymond Renn, Phi Psi. embraced +he Chemis+ry and Commerce clubs. . . . William Roeske belonged +0 Educafion and Biology. . . . Lois Rohlfing, +ypical Alpha Phi Delfa. worked on circuIaHon for Torch and Uhlan. was vice presidenf of ISC, suppor+ed WAA. lo+a Sigma, Educafion. . . . Flora Rosenfhal. Gamma Phi. feHs of her summer a+ Norfh- wes+ern: served on SC. sang in choir. wen+ Pi Gamma Mu. joined +he Educa+ion club. suffered as head proc+or in Al+ruria. . . , , Pretzer Rdeerm . . Frank SalamorIIe. affer a year a+ IIImons. Remy Reinfcg Iomed our Chemls+ry and Pharmacy clubs. R5272 Rem; . . . Helen Schack. Gamma Phi. sang a good ROME Rablfing Roxentlml Salammze lll!As practice. Seniors proved uuite facil l'uyc Thirlyrsin; At flinninu the symbolic H a V, - 1, SW'M MW ? deal in choir. ioined +he Commerce club. 8551-03137. SWIM. . . . Wilbur Schmidt known as SmiHy +0 Strzzemg Slucrfcler h. f . d S. Ch. + f Wafmll Wm; IS rnany rue? 5. lg l. spen our years WeJ-Iflml Vszydz as library assus+an+. was IFC secre+ary. be- longed +0 Commercel Educasl'ionl Gamma DeH'a. . . . Marylou Schroeder. Gamma Phi. was Senior class vice president ISC prexy. fook four years of WAAl +wo of choir. . . . Rudy SmaHak, Sig Chi. assis+an+ coach. ex-foo+ball cap+ain. played +hree years of baske+baIL belonged +0 +he V club. . . . Wil- bur C. S+ruebig, Kappa Psi. Ia+e of DePauw. presen+ed a problem +0 +he adminis+ra+ion wi+h his varied and diverse schedule. He was presidenf of H16 PharmaceuHcaI. vice presidenf of IFC. and received +he Lehn- Fink Scholarship medal. . . . Ernes+ S+ueckler, Honor Guard. spen+ +hree years in +he En- gineering club. . . . Rober+ Wafson. Sig Chi. was assis+an+ in educafion. presiden+ of Hwe Educafion club. a member of Pi Gamma Mu and +he Biology club. +ook scholarship honors +hree fimes. . . . Helen Weiss. of +he U. of Cincinnafi Weissesl caHed H a day wifh +wo years of +he Educa+ion club. IeH a+ mid-+erm. . . . Norman Wes+phal, Phi Psi. Si De Ka. played foo+ball once. decided he preferred +he band uniform and s+uck +0 3+ for four years; joined +he Commerce and Lawyer's clubs. . . . Kenne+h K. Wunsch. Phi Psi. edi+ed our Torch; was an Honor Guard. foo+ball man- ager. V Clubber; ioined Iofa Sigma and Pi Gamma Mu; +ook frosh scholarship honors. Page TILiI'Iy-SEL'PH Puyr 471111-1114le Anfhony Aiello 8.5. in Pharmacy Bernice Anderson 8.14. in Englixl; 11ml Hixlory Verna Arnold 8.14. 111 Englixh Carl Beyer 8.14. 111 8115171er 111111 Caograplzy Millicenf Bibza 8.8. in Home 8111110111115 111111 Art Elmore Boeger 8.14. 1771 Ilislary Philip Bodensfab LL.8. Russell Bowser LL.8. Lois Brauer 8.14. in English Raymond Broviak 8.5. in lermacy Harvey Busse 8.4.171 Buxinex: Mmmgcmwt Wal+er Chris+opher LL.8. Andrew Chrusi'owski 1.1..8. Helen Cobb 8.14. 171 Cnmmww 11nd Ilixtnry Juanifa Conklin m Englixlt Wilberf Dierker 8.14. in. Cliemixtry 11ml 8ialogy Francis Dodson 8.14. 111 Chmnixtry 1211118iolagy Oliver Eggers LL11. Paul Egli 8.14. 111 Mum: Carl Fessel 8.A. 1'11 8115131031 Aldnugvuu'n! David Fierke 8.14. in German Frank Fierke 8.14. 1711 811517ch Alanagvmunl Herberf Findling 8.18'. in Electrical Enginerring Erns+ Flofow 8.A. 11; 1115111131 11111! 0171711111; Samuel Freel Ll..8. Lloyd Freverf 8.14. in Business AI111I11g1vnenl Theodore Frincke 8.14. in 811xirwxx 11ml Ccogmplzy Daniel Gahl 8.4. in English and Hixloly William Galen 8.A. in 811151? Marion Gauss 8.14. in Sociology 111111 Euglixh Lenard Goi'sch 8.14. 111 CI'Icmixlry Roland Grimmer 8.14. in 8111111115: Managrmenl Waldemar Grosnick 8.14. 111 Grimm; 1171.1! Hixfary John Hahn 8.14. in 811x111m: 11ml Gungraphy Elmer Harfig 8.A. 11; Hiitnry 11ml 8111111gy Harold Heins 1.1..8. Lois Horning 8.14. in Englixh Frank Kamplain 8.14. 1'11 Cllvmixtry 111111' 8iolagy Harland Kaufmann 8.19. 111 Elvrlriml Enginvrriug Rufh Kemena 8.14. 111 Biology Wilberf Kleinschmidf 8.A. in 811.?1'111'x5 Managommzt Carl Koss 8.A. in 811511117x5 Management Eugene Kofur 8.A. 111 Hijlory George Krampien 1.1..11. Norma Kroehnke 8.14. 111 811.ri711 .r5 Alanagmnvnr Violef Krohn 8.14. in English 111111 0131711111; Adah H. Lei: 8.14. in 811xitlcx5 XWmmgmnmzt Lesfer Malzahn 8.8. 111 81011140111 Enginnfring Dan Manka 8.A. 111 Cllrmixfr'y Sylvesfer Mann 8.11. 111 Englblz 11ml III'xlnry Armin Manning 8.A. in 1Mat11111111111'1w Leofa Marfens 8.14. 111 Englixll Henry Meilahn LL.8. Harold Mer+z 8.8. 111 Elwlriml Fugium'riug Alfon Meyer 8.14. 111 Hixlnry Augusf Miller 8.S. in Civil Engizu'criug Evangel Miller 8.14. in M11111: Hazel Moennich 8..4.111 M11511: Alberf Monfie 1.1..11 11. Marfin Nehring 1.1..11. Melvin Nuss 1.1..8. Helen Oelschlager 8.14. in 83ngsz and Hixtary Frederick Persson 8.8. 111 Eldrtriml Enginacring Donald Pefers 8.14. 111 CXINmixlry Elwood Pe++ 8.A. 111 81151711zvx Alauagcuzcnl Paul Plehn 8.A. 111 Cllwnislry Erwin Plooff 8.14. 111 Soriology 11ml Hislory Elvin Prefzer 8. 14. 11; 8115111153 Alanagcwmzl Arfhur Raelson LL.8. Elmer Rehme 8.A. in Cliemixn'y 11ml IIIaIIIPumn'cx Earl Reinke 8.14. 111 Englixx? Donald ReH'z 8.3. 111 MUanital Ifngiwearing Raymond Renn 8.14. 111 Clwmixtry 111111 8115111655 William Roeske 8.14. 111 History 111111 Ifinlagy Lois Rohlfing 8.14. in Englixll Flora Rosenfhal 8.14. in M11111: Frank Salamone 8.3. 111 8111117111113Y Helen Schack 8.14. 111 81151711355 14411111131111111'11! Wilbur Schmidf 8.A. 1'11 811811155 Ar'laungwmwul Marilou Schroeder 8.14. 1'11 Gcognszlly 11ml Hixlory Rudy Smaflak 1.1..8. Wilbur Sfruebig 8.S. 1'11 81111171111131; 8. .4. in Chemistry Ernesf Sfueckler 8.S. 111 41114111111118 8113111117114ng Rudolph Waldschmidf 8.A. 111 1151015! Roberf Waison 8.A. in Biology 11ml Hixrary Helen Weiss 8.14. in Hixlory Norman Wesfphal I.L.8. Kenne'rh Wunsch 8.14. in Hixlnry Melba Ahlbrand Jean AlIeH' Eric Andres Alber+ Anhold John Baran Walfer Barne++ Hermine Beiderwieden Rosemary Blaese Charles Boomershine Elizabeth Borgman Harold Brasch George Bush Page Ferry William Busse Edifh Callies Marjorie Claudon Leo Clifford John Dale Roland Diemer Carl Ehnes Elizabefh Fienup Willard Findling Paul Fleck WaH'er Gerbers Sydney Garner Page ForIy-onve 1'11!le Furly Hru Fred Gieseke Rober+a Haller Walfer Hellwig Alfred Henkel Ar+hur Hinz Dale Hoff Mariorie Hoffman Roma Kemena Harry Krogh Herberf Kugler Ernes+ Lae+z S+anley La 55 Louis Lichfsinn Roberf Linsey Harry LiHIe Edward Loerke Renafa Ludwig Marfin Lu+zke Wesley Mack Arfhur Mahler Mary Frances Morland Helene Papageorge Roberf Peper Eugene Pillsbury Pugr Furlleu-rv Rosella Pillsbury Hilberf Plischke Paul Popp Harry Purvis . William Rafeike Vivian Reich Rufh Ressmeyer Magnus Schoenherr Margaref Schroeder Page Forty-fnur VieHa Schroeder Edwin Schulfz Clifford Schwan Oliver Shelksohn Alfred Sieving Les+er Spear Jeane Sfeinhoff Melvin Waldschmidf Rudolph Waldschmidf WaH'er Wieggel . Raymond Wolhc William Yelsik Paw; Fortyrjinc l'ugv IV'm'lyrArix Gieseke. Wieggel, Pillsbury. Yelsik. Hoff. Brasch, Ra+eike. Busse. Fleck. H Ch d ll Huge +eeming crowds press +hrea+eningly on+o +he field a+ Brown park. The Uhlans. making a spec- +acular pass. one of +he mos+ brillianf in hisfory. enfice +he exci+ed en- +husias+s farfher and far+her ou+ in+o +he playing +erri+ory. Jus+ +hen, an unexpecfed reverse play. and +he +eam charges down +he field. s+raigh+ for +he innocen+ spec+a+ors. Bu+ nofe! A loyal and courageous honor guard s+eps forward un- daun+ed. s+re+ches his cane before himl and says in a nasal voiceI Back of +he wireI please. Back. please. The feams pass. leaving a iiHery crowd +0 +hank humbly +he honor guard who has saved +hem from a fa+e worse than deafh. Valparaiso owes a greaf debf +0 +he Honor Guard. Members +his year were Fred Gieseke. chairman, William Busse. Willard Findling. Paul Fleck. Walfer Helwig. Harry Krogh'l Eugene Pillsburyl William Rafeike. Wal+er WieggelI and William Yelsik. l'wlc lv'orfy-ciyht Daniel Andernachf Fay Anderson Luella Ansorge Paul Backus Emma BarneH Clyde Beach Ralph Beesley vWaHer Behrens Winifred Ber+ram Fred Beuscher Eleanor Boeger Paul Brna Delberf Bruss John Ciecielski Sherman Cone Marvin Cook Eldred Dede Cecilia Dierker William Drzewicki William Dube Jean Eberhardf Irene Edquis'r Roselyn Eickmann Marian Emde Glen Erickson Richard Evans Curfis Falk Marian Gase Louis Gasf Doro+hea Gieseking Puyv Furty-nhw Page Fifty Alfred Glaess Lawrence Goei'hke WaH'er Graul Kennefh Green Arfhur Griep Rosaline Grosz Phyllis GrueH' Ross Gunder Pa+ GuH'illa Vera Hahn Lloyd Hammacher Omar Harringfon Ka+hryn Harris Joel Har+meis+er William Hausler Edwina Hill Richard Hoecker Fred Hoelfie William Hood Francis Householfer Clifford Jannasch Edwin Johnson Wilbur Johnson William Karr Mar+in Ka'rz Darrell Kau+z Evelyn Klofz Doro+hy Koweri' Lufher Kressin Anifa Krefzmann Page Fifty-ane Elizabe+h Krie+ens+ein Paul Lederer Margaref Lee Hugo Lindner Righard Loqa William Lu+z Gus Marks Jeroldine Marquar+ Paul Meier Mildred Meyer Vicfor Michef Audrey Miller Theodor Miller Edward Misioria Roger Moody Page Fiffyvtwo Doro+hy Mueller Mildred Nierman HenrieH'a Nordseick Eric Olsen Harold Oswald Marie Parks Donald Pomeroy E+hel Pomex Kennefh Raub Dorofhy Reynolds Charles Richman Herber+ Risfo George Roedel Marfha Rose Irene Ruecklos Page Fifty-threv Page Fifty-lour Doro+hy Rusch Louis Sauer Emily Scherer Paul Scherf Harry Schilke Marion Schmu+zler Ernsf SchuH'z John Schufh Margare+ Schwan Bernard Schwand+ Raymond Schwyn Clarence Seegers RenaHa Sieber+ Ellen Skirmonf Melvin Smedman Louis S+einbach Pe+er S+rucx Lawrence Swar+zell Donald Tewes William Thober Rober+ Toepel Ches+er Uban Paul Wachholz David WaH'on Paul Wedemeyer Hildegarde Wyneken Roberf Younglove Samud Ziegler William Ziegler Helen Zimmerman Page Fiftyy'ive 0 III 6 Page FifIy-m'z BE IT ever so humble. +here's no Home- coming like your own. Urged by Presidenf Kreinheder +0 keep +he celebrafion on a high moral pIane. s+uden+s indulged in a +wo day series of wholesome frolics. Preparations were eagerly begun days before. when virile you+hs abandoned +he razor. winsome maidens haun+- ed grocery s+ores in +heir search for burlap. a nd our en+erprising freshmen ravaged +he coun+ry in a search for oddmenfs of combusfi- bles. Friday morning The grea+ unwashed +humbed +heir noses a1- +oo+hbrush and fowel. and. gIee'Fully donning +heir glad rags. iaun+ily convoked 1'0 +he campus. cenfer of merrimenf. Uhlan s+a+is+icians an- nounced a+ +he end of +he day +ha+ 372 s+u- denfs had said. Buf +hese are my oldes+ clo+hes. Excepf 'For +he absence of cheerleadersI +he pep session Friday nigh'lL was a howling suc- cess. In 'l'he annual compe+i+ion for +he Iongesf beard. +he prize was won 4;, by Vic+or Michef in a neck and neck ,: race. Everybody said he won by a hair. The dubious honor of being crowned King and Queen of 'I'he Hoboes was accorded +0 Bob Linsey and Emily Scherer. Con+rary +0 fradH'ion. +he Fresh- man bonfire did nof go +0 pot Only seven people were heard +0 say' This burns me up. Ashes +0 ashes and s+uden+s +0 +hea+res comple+ed +he day's fes+ive en+er+ainmen+. AHer +he movie a maiori+y of bo+h si'udenfs and alumni refired immediafely, ex- haus+ed by +heir long day in 'I'he open and expec+ing +heir fun +0 hang over +he nex+ day. Freed from c'asses. s+uclen+s slepi on Safur- day while +he alumni met elecfed Leonard Schramm president and pledged +heir sup- por+ +0 +he Universi+y. Affer +he meeting in +he morning. ra+her weakened by +heir paroxysms of en+husias+ic schoo' spirit The Bumjirg On edge alumni poinfed ouf S+uden+'s Bridge +0 +heir wives. renewed old acquain+ances. paid old debfs, and visifed +he younger genera+ion in +heir frai'ernii'ies. Alumni +0 The righf of +hem. alumni +0 +he Tef+ of +hem. +he Uhlans spen+ +he aHernoon amassing a I3-0 score agains+ +heir opponenfs from Defiance college. The enfhusiasfic speciafors received guidance in +heir noise-making from +he Yell Queens who remain one of Valpo's unique dis+inc+ions. The climax of +he +wo hilarious days came in +he V CIub banque+ given Sa+urday night Funny s+ories by +he +oas+mas+er and short speeches which showed +he modesfy and versa+iIi+y of our foo+ball players were like a demH'asse aH'er +he splendid dinner. Two's companyI +hree's an audi- ence. buf +he crowd +ha+ aH'ended IFC Homecoming Dance almos+ de- fies definifion. The foofball +eam was absent giving rise +0 +he commen+ +ha+ men who had braved an angry Defiance line knew +he ex+en+ of +heir prowess. Five men who came s+ag were plowed under. Communi+y singing gave +he finishing fouch +0 +he happy aHair. The ioyous aimosphere of Homecoming was a plesanf con+ras+ +0 +he , +ensions of +he preceding week' when gus+s of confro- versy swep+ +he campus. Sfudenfs ga+hered in IiH-Ie knois on s+ree+ corners. dis- cussing +he Ta+es+ develop- men+s in +he collapse of sev- eral +radi+ions. AHer hoo+- ing +he S+uden+ Council's media+or from +he plaHorm. +he Sophomores refused Haf- ly +0 parficipafe in such he- di+ional aci'ivii'ies as +he com- bina+ion sack-rush and free- for-all usually s+aged be- +ween halves. The Homecoming parade died a na+ural dea+h: +he campus lacked floa+ing power. However. led by gyrafing drum major Hermine Beiderwie- den. +he band credi+ably formed V's and D's. fired pis+ols. blew fanfares. rolled drums. and made +hemselves generally helpful. The nex+ day if rained. Milfon Ackenhausen Helenrae Adams Wilbur Baefz Lorraine Blaha Clarence Brown Page Fiftyreiyht Les+er Barkley Frank Bode Oscar Brucks Clara Anders Rober+ Bar+elf Vicfor Boehne Mikired Buls Lois Andres Gloria Baur Eugene Boerger Dorofhy Cede Norman Appold Joseph Berkowifz Ralph Bohl Donald Carr Verla Babcock Dorofhy Blachly Else Bre+scher Clarence Casfen Frances CoHon Helen Dalke Marian Dasse MyrHe Diefrich Maxine EbersoId Edward Eggebrech+ MyrHe Ehlers Marguerife Ehler+ Alfred Erickson Harry ES'I'ler Vivienne Fischer Paul Foers+er Ger+rude Franfz Hazel Fran+z Herber+ Freise George Fri+z WiHiam Frifz Wilfred Fri+z Mildred Fuhlberg Milfon Garrison Edwin Gensler Howard 6061 : Mae Grigg Risher Hall Puyc FifIy-uilw I'uyu Sing Virginia Harmon Ernes+ Har+man Rober+ Heemso+h Harold Helbling Arnold Herscher Vic+or Hi'dner Alfred Hubbard Richard Humphrey Sylvia Jensen Leonora Kanis Arfhur Karsel Alber+ Kii'chen Irma Koeninger Mildred Konrad Kennefh Krause Emma Kre+zmann Es+her Krueger Fred Kusch GracecaryI Lan'l'z Margare+ Lass Olive Lee Dal Lehmann Ches+er Lulinski Margaref MacFarlane Dorofhy Mackensen Louis Maggarf Edwin Mallory Jane Maffers Frederick Max Paul Mer+1 Mary Meyer Franklin Miller S+eve Misanko Ches+er Mohnsen Miriam Mohr William Morgan Hilber+ Mueller Hildegarde MueIIer Max Nachamkin Sfeven Noble Marie OHe Thomas Pauken WaH'er Peferson Charles Rabe Carolyn Reed Veronica Reich Dorofhy Richman DoroHay Rickard Pugz SI'IIy-onc lr'uyc Sirlgpl'lc'o Lillian RiHmueller Wilberf Rohlfsen Ru+l1 Rosel William Ro+hwell Carl Ruehr Arnold Salvner Mariorie Samuelson Esfher Schmidf Elroy Schnake Maria Schroeder Raymond Schroeder Gladys Schwar+z Harold Scully Emilie Seebeck Jean Sfauss Janef S+oner Charles Sfowers Edward Sullivan Woodrow Swihar+ Alberf Szabo Louis Taifel Norma Tamm Lewis Te+zlaFF Norman Tewes James Tio Rufh Ungrodf Thelma Waaler Donald Wehrspann Alvin Wenger Allen Whi+e Roberf Wolfers Rudolph Zersen Alfred Zimmerman Page Sirty-thrc. FJU 03 1 U8! MA ye? ' lby if e . ls spe nt g I Ridmrd Lay, HIM,- It'rchumX SnUimm, lur'He; :1 MN! KHMMH, lzIrHK; Unusr lfz'nrlxv, Aerx; Lwrfr liaer-v, gmn' Cm-zuzfmiu AMEN AIMWJJ, gmxr yuarrxrbdrk; IIMHI Duh, MHZ. David HIWUH, gzmi'zl; EH? :ler'm, HVHiam KNIT, bdesz'K' :1 Ulzhm ball Lizli'rim' df- lempfy la emzde Me grmp of 1111: SI. .1012 IIKfKIIXF. K1111 prepare; to boot 4 szzremzmt 0; tin: St. .106 forward smU .rzzrge; 1'11. B1111 Nymalz .rwegpx Sf. Vid- th: left 5111! 411d race; to tlze enemy goal. A green r1111! lmlfbanlc near- ing Mu: 31111 of X1175 jaunt over 1116 UMmz left Ind:- 13. A 11 aeriaX Mrmr 1111 ii; way In Me arm; of :1 Brown am! COM rexeiwr. K 11 1'1' 6011151 pounding fllrrough file 1111' u'ile Car- 11111111 711113161; aboard. When Coach J. M. Chrisfiansen swung open +he gafes of Brown Field ior fhe firsf prac+ice oi +he , - LL I935 season. an imposing brigade x ; i W; of Horsemen gree+ed him. Much i of +he maferial was new and un- +ried. bu+ affer several weeks un- der the fu+elage of Chris+y. some of fhe prospecfs new +0 Brown and Gold showed signs of developing info ou+s+anding addi- fions +0 +he grid feam. Mafhemaficaliy fhe I935 cam- paign showed fhe opposHion +0 be s+ron er. ln nin on+ is +h . a , Uhlans egarned loo peoicnfs :Zd HI: W. Pelerwn, Si'lliilee, GIUESI, Wmtplmi, Humphrey, 0. Fritz, Whlltl, Ixnmxe Htmmclmr, VVztilL', Clutch .7. 711. Chrixtitmsen, Barkley, Lelmzann, Valley, Andras, Racidz, Wndzlmllx, Sullivan, Cieriylxlei, ii al!on, Backus, Balzrem, Boergcr, Lutzke, Kamplain, Extler, enemy l50. Four vic+ories, four defeafs. and one +ie. however. - ALW Caacll Smallalc show comparahve success. e, e . ,. v w . . Valparaiso's grid war began E- Alltlcr, 1'. 1714111517, Laga, Imldwn, Rom, Barmz, btmcle, 214471155 Bunk: when Co-Capiains Anhold and Fl'c'I'XZ, Dale, OiA'eill, Drzewicki, Co-Caplain Krampien, CU-Captairz 1111110105, Nyman, K11 , Krampien led +he Uhlans againsf chrlcer, Nulu-mg Despife some sluggish backing and aimless tackling. fhe opposi'rion was submerged in a 26 +0 0 vicfory for The Uhians. CoHon Koss opened The scoring on a shorf buck from fhe one foo? line afier Krampien had blocked a punf and ?he Uhlan offense had moved +he ovai +0 fhaf posifion. Karr boofed a place- menf for +he exfra point Andres flipped an aerial +hrus+ +0 Dierker for +he second score and Karr comple+ed +he offensive on runs of 90 and 25 yards. Affer his final iaunf over fhe purple goal Karr added the poin+ aHer fouchdown. AHer a week of infensive drill on fundamenfais and polishing of +he offense. The Uhlans mef Si. Viafor's green wave a+ Brown field. A biHerIy fough+ confesi ended in a 7 +0 7 fie. H was a +ypicai Viafor-Vaipo baffle. Bofh +eams foughf for every inch of Brown fieid. The fackies and cenfer, mosi vulnerabie spofs in +he Uhian machine. showed new life and piled up +he Nofre Dame shiff employed by +he Green and Whife. The cusfomary shiff and drive OH fackie me+ wi+h IiHie success as The Brown and Gold line dumped +he Irish bail carriers. Afier a scoreless Flrsf half. Abe Rohinsky. speedy Viafor halfback. se+ ou+ on a goalward iourney from his own 25-yard line. Excellenf inferference mowed down The Uhlan secondary defense and a wave of green wi+h fhe Heef Rohinsky as +he apex swepf on +0 +he Uhlan goal. Marik senf fhe pigskin squarely befween +he uprigh+s. On an equally sensa+ional play. wi+h buf +hree minuies of +he game remaining. Anhold flicked a quick pass fo Dierker. who Ia+eraled +0 Augie Miller. He in furn. on +he verge of being +ackied. laferaled +0 Karr and Willie gailoped +0 +he counfing house over a 60-yard rou+e. He also added fhe fieing marker. The Uhians were deep in enemy ferri+ory when +he final gun barked. Traveling +0 +he home arena of Ball S+a+e Teachers' college +he Uhlan brigade marched over +he Cardinals 20 fo 6 for +he +hird sfraighf +riumph. Before a Homecoming crowd +he +eachers grabbed an early lead. Affer recovering a fumble on +he Brown and Gold 20-yard siripe. The Cardinals pu+ fogefher a shorf pass and Jthree successful drives af +he Uhlan forward wall for +he firs'r score. As +he second period opened +he Horsemen launched a devasfafing offensive drive which produced +hree +ouch- T clowns and a pair of exfra poin+s. Willie Karr crossed fhe enemy goal i'wice affer his mafes had advanced deep info Cardinal ferriiory on susfained drives. OFF hackle smashes and and plays were +he offensive +ac+ics. Karr in+ercep+ed an enemy balloon from +he Cardinal backfield and raced 55 yards over +he chalk iine for +he final counfer. The Uhlan ace boo+ed +he i3-yard placement Before a homecoming +hrong, Chris+y's figh+ing Uhlans produced +he +wen+y-second home vic- fory on Brown field. Defiance college was +he vic+im by a l4 +0 7 score. In +he second period a passing aHempf by DeHance was cornered. Dierker +hundered down upon +he passer and +he impacf sen+ +he pigskin squiang from his grasp. Brucks recovered +he iosf ball and fhe siage was sef. T Co-capiein Anhold led +he Uhlan oFFense in ifs march +0 +he Dehance goal line. Karr. on a I spinner play. found a gaping hole and drove over. His placemeni was good. A 7177 Early in +he second haif +he Horsemen sfarfed moving goalwarcl again and +he n 0 l; i pu+sch ended wifh Dierker scoring on a sweeping end around play. Karr's +oe eHorf was good. In +he final sfanza fhe Defiance eleven proved +0 be iusi ihai. The Black Shirfs filled +he air wifh passes. One of +he eHorfs landed safely in +he arms of a DeHance and beyond +he Uhlan goal line. The exira poinf was added and +he enemy siarfed ano+her drive which was ended by +he final gun. On fhe eve of +he clash wi+h BuHer universify. Chrisfy had a group of war ve+erans. Badly bruised and crippled from +heir four successive +riumphs, +he Uhlan brigade invaded +he kennel of Bufler's Bulldogs. The masfiffs snarled. dug in, fook hold and all buf shook +he Uhian eleven ouf of +heir shoes. The score, 39 +0 0. Two minufes affer The opening kickoff. Wulie. one of +he Bulldog biuebioods. sho+ off righf hackle and scampered across +he Brown and Gold line. Karr's kicking kepf +he Blue and Whiie muuied for +he remainder of +he firsf half and The Uhlan forward wall baHled sfubborniy againsf inevifable defeat Page SerenIy-one 117N176 Kzzn' 1100f; a jmim after londmloavz ill 1ng Homemming r'nguext of ba++ered Uhlans. ngimlre, I 4-7. Came fhe second half, and The Hinklemen fhrew all +he fooiball +hey had in+o +he fray and pushed over five fouchdowns and fhree exfra poin+s. Lack of reserves hampered +he Uhlans. who weak- ened under fhe ferrific Bufler offensive. Krampien and Anhold. badly ba'rfered. Ief+ fhe con+es+, Ieavinq caping holes in +he Brown and Gold line. Corning aHer +he Bulldog nighf- mare, +he vicfory over Michigan S+afe Normal came as a s+imulan+ and a chance for a breafh +0 +he The score was I9 +0 0. Thoroughouf +he firsf half bofh feams see-sawed up and down fhe Reid wi+h neHher hold- ing a comparafive advanfage. Valparaiso's firsf scoring chance came af fhe oufse+ of +he second half when Richy Evans in+ercep+ed a Sfafe pass and end around play pianfed 1he oval on +he enemy's 35-yard line. from where Karr wen+ over on an oH-fackle romp. Wi+h 1he Michigan team +hrowing fooiballs hifher and yon in an eFfor'r +0 score. one of fhe aerial bombs bounded info +he arms of Willie Karr. s+anding on his own goal line. He fucked i'r under his arm and fweive seconds Iafer arrived a+ Uhlan headquar+ers wifh +he nexf Touchdown. The en+ire Ypsi +eam lay sfrewn on +he field in +he wake of some excellen+ blocking by +he Brown and Gold. Evidenfiy +he S+a+e +eam wan+ed To see i+ again. for +wo minufes Iafer fhey +hrew anofher pass info the wai+ing arms of Karr, bu'r some belligerenf dropped him on +he 25-yard line. A pass wenf from Anhoid 10 Dierker on fhe four-yard mark, and Drzewicki knifed his way over. Karr's kick was good. If was blue sails in the sunsei when DePauI's Demons had splashed +heir way +0 +he final fouchdown in a 49 +0 0 conquesf of fhe Uhlan armada. The big blue feam maneuvered up and down Brown field on heavy seas over a fighfing Uhlan eleven. Wifh Karr s+owed away on +he bench wi+h a badly injured ankle, The Brown and Gold suffered heavily on fhe exchange of kicks. Baran, Anhold, and Krampien foughf OFF +he Demon charges wifh some defermined defensive work during fhe firsf half. Baran piled up play affer play emana+ing from +he Blue and Whife backfield. In fhe second period The good ship Uhlan was shipped of ifs main sails. Anhold and Krampien. who wen+ +0 fhe showers wifh iniuries. From Then on +he Brown and Gold floundered badly and wifh fresh men pouring info +he baHIe +he Demons scored almost at will. Heim and Phillips confribu+ed fwo Jtouchdowns apiece and Loess converfed on fhree placemenis +0 lead +he scoring. H was +he 'Firsf home defeat in 23 sfarfs ior +he Uhlans. The quarfers a+ Brown Field Took on +he appearance of a Field hospifal, wifh crufches +he mosi prominenf means of conveyance for +he Brown and Gold grid Jream as prepararions were made for fhe clash wifh James Milliken. Wish a revamped s+ar+ing lineup, fhe Uhians faced +he Millikinmen on foreign soil and absorbed a 26 +0 0 defeat Anhold and Krampien. fhe bulwarks of +he Brown and Gold defense. wifnessed +he game via Wesfern Union. Halfway +hrough +he firs+ period. Baran aHempfed +0 punf ou+ of danger from his own iwo-yard line, buf virfualiy +he enfire Millikin feam +hundered down on him and +he oval feebly squirfed info the bosom of fhe enemy. This break provided +he avenue for +he firs+ score and fhe enfire Miliiken backfield collabora+ed +0 addifhree more fouchdown drives and +wo exfra place kicks. A generous brigade of Uhlans fraveled +0 Evansville college for The final encounfer of +he season and polifely handed +he Purple Aces a I9 f0 I4 vic+ory. The Brown and Gold made an agreemenf out of if as fhe game opened and a pass from Baran f0 Dale connecfed for 39 yards and placed 1he ball on +he one-yard marker. Karr wenf through +acHe like a warm breeze and if looked like a romp for +he Horsemen. The warm climafe ai' fhe soufhern school seemed +0 suggesf a sies+a fo fhe Uhlans and +hey Kmmfn'au snared on while fhe Purple Aces pushed over +hree fouchdowns and a successful l'rwt' Nf l'I'IIllIl'IHYA placement Johnson. Heef Evansville back. did all fhe scoring. As fhe Iafe affernoon breezes became cooler the Horsemen in search of warmfh +urned on fhe sieam and wifh a shorf passing game puf over a fouchdown. Karr whirled off +ackie +0 +he Purple goal and added +he placement Wifhouf loss of momen- rum. fhe Uhlan brigade began anofher fouchdown march. were haHed by +he fimer's gun. Co-capfains Anhold and Krampien. +wo of +he greafesf guards f0 ever wear the Brown and Gold, closed +heir grid careers againsf +he Purple Aces. Anhoid was a field general superb and a greaf leader. Krampien played inspired foo?- ball and was +he source of much of the feam morale. Karr was +he main bearing of fine grid machine. a consfanf menace +0 +he opposifion. His kicking was seldom equaled. In +oken of his achievement Karr received a gold foorbali from +he Indianapolis News as +he most valuable player +0 his ieam in fhe sfafe and was given a posi+ion on +he AII-S+a+e +eam. Associated Press gave him honorable menfion as an AII-American back. Capfain. elect Drzewicki was the ace blocker in +he squad and a fine defensive player. Kurr zlri-z'ei through Hm BaU Siam line for :1 mb- xtszizzl gain. Drzewirki fnlh 1m Oppmmg MW nzrrier am of Hm air. Bdfdll X0011: for a gold jer- sey at ccbidl f0 dimrf MI aerial fln'ml. Andrej red; off a 30 yam! gain agaimf Emzlm'illz'; P111711: A rex. Audrey xll'px Karr flue MIN am! 1ch LUIIWI eryemml .rmmhe; Hie remgr of MB liwe. . l' XXI c' glomi, VIC WVFP ,7 , Q, umma tugs; k , C add; Ch'ixtimzxen Letterman FOOTBALL: whife swea+ers, 3 sfripes: Anhold. Krampien. ra'w:;?lm H Sweafer, 3 s+ripes: Baran, Dierker. Kamplain, Nehring. Valparaiso. . . 26 Sf. Joseph ..... 0 Sweafer, 2 sfripes: Koss. Miller, Andres, Backus. Valparaiso. - - - 7 St Via+or - 7 Drzewicki. Karr, Mahler, Johnson. Lu+zke. Valparaiso. I I .20 Ball S+a+e 6 Sweafer, l sfripe: Evans. Hamacher. Valparaiso. . , . l4 Defiance ....... 7 IHome comingI Maior V: Behrens, Ciesielski, Dale, Loga, Racich. Valparaiso. I I I 0 Bufler I , I I . . I I .39 $+ruck, Wachholz, Schilke, WaH'on, Barkley, . . I Brucks, Kifchen. Sullivan. VaJparalso. . , . I9 Ypsulanh ....... 0 Valparaiso. . . 0 De Paul . . ..... 46 Minor V: Glaess. Valparaiso. . , 0 James Milikin , .26 Freshmen Numerals: Fri+z, Humphry, Krause. Lehmann, F. Miller, Pe+erson, Whi+e, Karsel. Freise, EsHer. To+alsz Valparaiso. . . . 14 Evansville ...... l9 Valparaiso. . . IOO Opponen+s . . I50 BASKETBALL: Sweafer. 3 sfripes: Baran. Sweafer. 2 s+ripes: Karr. Schoenherr. Swea+er, I s+ripe: Roedel. Fierke, Loerke. Sweafer. no sfripe: Ruehr. Sweafer. numerals: Meyer. Schroeder. FrH'z, Bohl, Bae+z. Kush. Mueller. l'uyg Nm-mlyrfour 0 me season Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso, . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. .. VaIparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. , , Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. . . Valparaiso. Basketball .47 Hunfingfon . . . .35 .53 5+. Joseph ..... I9 .58 St Olaf .......27 .22 Sf. Via+or ...... 26 .38 Wesfern S+a+e ..54 .40 Hanover ....... 30 .55 5+. Joseph ..... 29 .37 Hun+ing+on . . . .36 .33 Manchesfer . . . .39 .23 Evansville ...... 28 .29 Manches+er . . . .27 .30 Cen+ral Normal. .44 .44 Oakland Cify . . .42 .38 Hanover .......40 .38 Cen+ral Normal .40 .30 Sf. Viafor ...... 37 Tgfals: .6I5 Opponen+s , , .553 Slzorty Lutzka, fooMaH manager thyrf Ilmmzrfzer, fnoflle trainer A Hm; Aim'cr, Ilaxkelball manager Pays Scuculyrfive R. JImezz, Snark, K091, F. Fitrlv, KumfAzim MdHer, Cbrmlozwl'i, :1 Infra, Cm'ixlnpber A. HIIWN', Kmmfizw, BLIIIIII, AVNH'ITIIg, Dz'zzfz'ic'l'i, Kdl'z', AIIXImW, Dl'M'K'rr l'uyr .5 1V lily .xl.r A sense of superiorify and a gold swea+er wi+h a huge V across +he chesf are +he ouf- ward symbols of membership in +he V club. To +hose who come here iusf for fhe spor+ of H, membership in fhis organiza- fion is +he highes+ of affain- men+s. Mos+ afhlefic of flue musclemen, John Baran. baske+- ball cap'rain and foo'rball full- back. led +he group +his year. For afhlefic purposes. V men each year sponsor and aH'end a number of evenfs. Lasf fall +hey gave +he campus +he bene- fif of a benem performance a+ +he Lake fheafre. They were responsible for +he Homecom- ing dance. For furfher defails on +ha+ affair see Hue arficle on Homecoming. Came fhe end of fhe baske+- ball season. and V men spon- sored anofher annual spor'rs nighf. AHhough par+icipan+s were uniusfly called Public En- nuis, +here were +hose who seemed +0 enjoy if. A sys+em of s+ripes and col- ors makes fhe V man's posi+ion among his fellows pre++y hard for +he layman +0 defermine. Curiously enough, +he highest honor +0 be aHained is a whHe sweafer. raga; SIII'IYth'FiIIhl When Hun+ing+on came +0 +own fo inaugurafe +he I935-36 campaign. Coach Chrisfiansen +ook his can opener and pried OFF +he lid of a good Uhlan cage season. S+ar+ing off in +op forml +he Uhlans breezed +0 an easy Jtriumph, 47-35. Louie Sauer led +he Valpo chargers wifh 'Flve baskefs. On December I7l Sauer 8i Co. played a willing bui' weak Sf. Joseph quinfef. And +hey were plenfy weak when +he Uhlan offense worked on +hem awhile. The sad news +0 +he Sain+s was +0 +he +une of 53-l9. Sauer managed +0 ge+ sixfeen poinfs be+ween napsE and Cavalcade Karr coun+ed eleven poin+s behind his name in +he paper +he nex+ day. 5+. Olafeminus +heir choirecame nex+. In facf, maybe +hey should have used +heir choir in- s+ead; by +he +ime +he amen was yodeled, Valpo had won 58-27. Coach Chris+y feif +ha+ was +he bes+ way he could +rea+ his alma mammy. Jinglfgr, SMmmMerr, Sermerer, Lowke, Fritz, Kmdz Roedgl, Karr, Capt Bamu, Ficrl'e, Ruebr Kdl'l', Rudy; forawwh; RUMN, guard . Riding along wi+h +hree consecu+ive vi'cfories. +he Hillfopper machine was unexpecfedly puncfured by a de+ermined five from Sf. Viafor. Sauer. com- ing in+o +he confesf in fhe second half, +ried +0 jack up +he crippled machine buf faiied. Final score: 5+. Viafor, 26-Valpo, 22. The nexf +il+ found +he Uhlans up against +he s+iFFes+ compe+i+ion +hey were +0 face +his year. Valpo fared no worse +han Iowa had done +he previous week. was hipped by Wes+ern Sfai'e. 54-38. Karr wen'r on a scoring spree and sank +en poinfs. The loss of +wo games in a row is enough +0 burn anybody up. so +he Uhlans handed over a lacing +o Hanover 40-30. Dave Fierke. +he sfraw- +ha+ched cenfer of +he Hillfoppers. led +he on- slaugh+ wH'h six bucke+s and a pair of charify +osses. Kibbler of Hanover made haht of +he Pan+hers' markers. Everybody buf +he waferboy played againsi' Sf. Joseph when +he Uhlan: wenf +0 Rensselaer on Jan- uary I5. Fierke and Ruehr hung around long enough +0 coun+ +wen+y-four poinfs befween +hem. H was +he fourfh consecu+ive conference win for Valparaiso. Page Sr rcnt'ym inc The Uhlans pu+ on a new version of The Thin Man when +hey squeezed ou+ a win over Hun+ing- +on 37-36. Trailing for +he en+ire game. Valpo clinched +he +il+ when a baskef found +he hoop in fine final seconds. Roedel and Ruehr were +he besf Valpo poin+-geHers. Manchesfer invaded Boucher gym and fook +he Uhlans info camp +0 +he fune of 39-33 in a Iisfless affair. H was +he firs+ conference sefback for Hie Hill+oppers +his year. Roedel was +he only player who seemed able +0 score consisfenfly. EvansviI-Ie's Purple Aces humped +he Uhlan hand and bea+ fhem 28-23 a+ +he downsfafer's gym in +he final game of +he firsf semesfer. Karr man- aged fo prevenf a grand slam wifh his six+een poin+s. Af+er +he semes+er finals +he Brown and Gold found +heir lines +hinned. Sauer. Johnson, and Hoffman fell by +he wayside. were blacklis+ed. This greafly impeded +he chances of +he Uhlans for +he second +erm. Finding +hemselves slipping in Hue conference scramble. Valparaiso came +0 life in +he firsf post an Fritz, forward; SermezZer, taller,- 5671067156773 forward. Page Eighty Rudzr fend! HIE Jszerg m H15 mzmlz'lzg Xmmt. Salter 1'5 ,Izumer 5, Fierke mszmr 10 Heft xemgrj, Karr Humber X. final game a+ Manchesfer and ouflas+ed a de'rer- mined Sparfan five 29-27. All +he lads from +he Hill were ins+rumen+al in +he scoring and no cager was ou+s+anding. The Brown and Gold refurned home for a week of resf before faking a +hree-day frip down s+a+e. In +he firsf of +hese +hree games. +he Uhlans +ackled undefea+ed Cen+ral Normal and Ios+ by a wide margin, 44-30. The loss of +his game ius+ abouf killed Valparaiso's chances for +he +i+le. Dave Fierke seemed +0 enjoy +he fray as he garnered sixfeen markers. A+ Oakland Cify +he next night Carl Ruehr sank the winning goal affer +he Oaks had fied +he score 42 apiece. Playing as +hough +hey were champions, +he Uhlans +ook a large early lead only to have if whiH'led down by +he downs+a+ers. Hanover puf +he bing on +he HiIH'oppers Hue nex+ nigh+ when +hey dumped Valpo 40-38. Seeing red, +he scarlef-iersied five from Hanover more +han made up for +heir early season loss +0 Valpo. for +his loss +ook away fhe Uhlans' Ias+ hope for +he cham- Page Eighty-one l'agc lz'iyhly-tu'a Bamn, mpfain, guard. Wk Jump pionship. Karr was +he shining light for +he nor+h- ern five. In +heir lasf conference confes+ of +he year. +he Uhlans los+ a hard foughf baffle +0 +he gunners from Cenfral Normal. 40-38. Ruehr and Roedel found +heir marksmanship pre++y good and regis- +ered nine and eighf poinl's respecfively. H was l'he besf Uhlan offensive drive of He year, buf +he charge was crushed by Danville's s+ou+ defense. The Green Wave of 5+. Via+or submerged a figl1+ing Uhlan crew in +he locals' final game of +he year a+ Bourbonnais. BaHling nip and luck all +he way. if was only in Hue las+ minu+e of play +ha+ +he ou+come was cerfain. The Final score was 37-30. and if was flue sensalional work of Willie Karr +ha+ kep+ +he locals in +he swim. Only +wo men will be graduafed from +his year's Uhlan squad. These +wo men. Cap'l'ain Johnny Baran and Dave Fierke, will be much missed. Wifh +he refurn of +he +hree players blacklisfed 'For gradesl +he Hillfoppers oughf +0 befler +he eighf win, eigh+ loss record of +he l935-36 season. Ficrke, KEIZIEI'; Loerlce, guard. i 7 MM Xian, Elmira, szd, Uyala'irlzmizll, Cbrixloplzer Page b'iyhtyafour S,M'crire with a 5272176. 3 dnih EPEHIiE 3mm: Typically inclemenf Valparaiso wea'rher and fypically fardy condifioning of Brown field cour+s gave +he I935 +ennis +eam. fypically fufored by Coach J. M. Chrisfian- sen. an undeserved handicap. Mee+ing Purdue universi+y here +hey showed feei of clay and were defeafed 6-0. WaH'er Chris+opher was +he only Uhlan courfman +0 fake a se+ from He Boiler- makers. who proved +hemselves as handy wi+h fhe racke+ as wifh +he wrench. Wifh more prac+ice. less powerful oppo- si+ion. our racke+eers handed a 4-3 drub- bing +0 Soufh Side college of Chicago. Nexf +hey adminis+ered a 6-l beafing +0 Forf Wayne's Concordia aggregafion. wifh Chrisfopher and Biedermann leading +he aHack. No. freshmenl you never me+ Bied- ermann. Rapid improvemenf marked +he Uhlans' progress as +hey rode roughshod over George Williams. 6-I: River Forest. 5-2: Sf. Viafor. 6-I. Concordia of Fort Wayne refurned +0 close +he season. A vasfly improved +eam downed fhe Uhlans. 4-3. The Cardinal men converfed +he Brown and Gold ground s+rokes info forcing shofs. played on +he offensive +hroughout Christopher, Waldschmid+. Andres. will be back for +he '36 season. Monofony charac+erized +he four+h an- nual +hree-ring circusl +echnically known as Field Day, from +he sfafisfician's poinf of view. Sig Chi. odds-on-favorii'e. +allied ' E , 280 poin+s +0 win for +he six+h successive L ' year. Phi Psil no+ +0 be oufdone. marked up 209 poinfs +0 cop second place for +he +hird +ime. To +he onlooker. however. +here was IH- +Ie mono+ony in +he day's ac+ivi+ies. In+er- es+ cenfered on +he high individual score - , , ,, L race. Bob Berning. who had ruled +he +rack , 3 3;, 3 x for +hree years. was ou+ +0 get his fourfh cup and comple+e +he sei'. OpposH'ion in +he person of Willie Karr gave a fine per- formance in +he sprin+s and field even+s. +opped +he old guard 60-37. Jrook +he fifle. Kerr's s+allmafe from +he Sig Chi house. Norberf Schumann. led +he field in +he dis- +ance runs, winning +he 440, 880, +hree- quar+er mile in quick succession. So +ha+ +he versafile might have their chance. +here were included in +he lis+ of even+s such H'ems as Indian wres+ling, horse and rider. roosfer fight sack racing bee cuij. IN; 1'1; flzg 17mg. Alpha Phi annexed H16 women's frack championship again, also for +he +hird fime. Scoring 24V2 poin+s, +hey easily oufdis+anced fheir neares+ rivalsI +he In- dependen+ squad. who hailed in wi+h nine fallies. Same 011! farm. 5mm Kan Page Eighlyrjive AHer wa+ching +he men pile up l4 poin+s during Hue firsf half while +hey wen+ scoreless. +he women's AH-S'rars connecfed for 12 markers before going down +0 defeat Phi Del+a Psi capfured +he In- framural +i+le after rumbling along +hrough +he regular schedule and drubbing Hue Independen+s in +he play-cffs. The abilH'y +0 wea+her +he hec- Hc cage season and phy-offs en- abled Gamma Phi +0 win +he in- framural baske+ball championship from Alpha Phi Delfa aHer a fhree-way +ie complicafed +he regular schedule. Consis+an+ bowling over medi- ocre opposifion enabled Kappa Psi +0 sfay far ahead of H19 field. win Hue IFC bowling +i+le. Gene Pills- bury was a heavy con+ribufor +0 fhe druggisfs' score. :emale O O 0 Alpha Phi DeH'a ran rough-shod over all opposifion +0 annex H19 ISC bowling crown. The Alpha pin +umblers were unchallenged +hroughou+ +heir schedule. Considered as 1he dark horse of flue +ournamen+. Kappa DeH'a Pi waded +hrough a series 01: up- sefs and defeafed +he Kips in +he finals of +he IFC meef. That, ???Lcs'f luZUL Where +here's a will. +here's a WAA. This year Miss NeFF gave +he fhing i+s original impefus. and Micki Conkiin and Be++y Ann Bergman soon had +he ball rolling. The season opened wi+h soccer at Brown Field. buf people refused +o fake i+ seriously. S+eps. said Miss Neff, mus+ be faken. So WAA wen+ on a hike. Parlor a+hle+es vofed for a Co-ed ball. which mean+ +ha+ +he amazons of +he fribe borrowed all +he fuxes in +he KIP house. Corsage deliveries mounfed +0 a new high and escor+s behaved like perfed genHemen down +0 +he lasf hamburger and hof fudge during infermission. A five- piece orches+ra was admiH'ed +0 +he sancfum sanc+orum of AHruria's recepfion room. Ou+side of +he musicians and The phofographers. no+ a sfag crashed +he affair Cayntff Nef, WAA Dirermr Archery on +he sou+h campus appealed +0 some as a picturesque sport and people quo+ed, I shof an arrow info +he air; if fell in ear+h I know no+ where. I lose more darned arrows +ha+ way. Bowling knocked o+hers for a row. In +he sororify +ournamen+ The Alpha Phi's proved mosf exper+ a+ pin +oppling. So +he Gammas hi+ched up fheir baske+ball shor+s and muf- +ered. Some+hing's 901' +0 be done. Bu+ +he Alpha Phi's. having +as+ed of +he sweef- ness of The loving cup. were Ioafhe +0 wi+h- draw +heir lips. Af +he end of +he firs'r round i+ evolved +ha+ +he Independenfs i'oo had de- signs on The cup U+ began +0 look like a Grecian urnT. Pep MM M1 FieM Day . . . A Mr m .szsz . . . Hana Hale . . . Sfi'ipey and arrow. H' was a +hree-way +ie +ha+ refused +0 bind. The lucky Gammas drew a bye and specfafed while +he Alphas finished OFF +he Independen+s. The final befween +he Alphas and Gammas began as a neck and neckI eye for an eye baHIe tJean SfeinhoFF broke +wo pairs of glassesT. and ended wifh +he Gammas on ?op. dishevelled bu+ +riumphan+. Wifh +he coming of spring. The WAA board 901' ou+ +heir poin+ sysfem, revamped H somewhaf and announced +0 aspiring fresh- men +haf if fhey faifhquy recorded every fime +hey fook a walk around +he block or had an a+hle+ic evening maybe +hey could be WAAers +00 and wear insignia. numerals. IeHers, jacke+s, or even crawl under +he WAA blanket The blanket incidenfally. is +he award given +0 +he senior girl who has been mosi' ou+s+anding in afhle+ics. Ra+her cold comfort for why should she keep herself un- der cover? Page Eighty eight Beginning March 23 +he group made week- ly iaunfs +0 Gary +0 enjoy +he luxury of an indoor swim. CulminaHng +hese frips was a swimming mee+ in which ribbons were award- ed, no+ only for form, bu+ also for such spec- ial abilifies as carrying an egg or a Iighfed candle across +he pool. The annual breakfasi' held on +he Ias+ Safur- day of +he school year climaxed +he group's ac+ivi+ies. Awards earned during +he year were given and elecfion of neX'l' year's officers held. This year's officers were: Juani+a Conklin. president Roma Kemena. vice-presidenf; Mary Frances Morland. secrefary: VieHa Schroeder. +reasurer: Hermine Beiderwieden, keeper of records. The board which com- prised +he head of +he various sporfs in- cluded Winifred Ber+ram. soccer: Rufh KernenaI baskefba : Dorofhy Giesekingl bowl- SliOOfiIlg .VMI'J' . . . T55 p055 Mat refrexhex . . . Putt 11p ing. quoifs hhorseshoes +0 +he herdL bicycling, 0 VIM Hf - . . IV! d I-U'HP- hiking; Norma Kroehnke. volley ball: Irene Ruecklos. archery: Adah LefzI goIf: Rufh Ress- meyer, baseball; Leo'ra Mar+ens. +ennis. Ahlbmml, Fiemzp, Halm, Nejf, Gigmlciug, L212, Skirmom, RuecHox, Renmeyer, 11152777011 Sz'eroalgr, Vivian! Reich 114071111111, CIMHI'H, Pm'lu', Beirlerccim'eu, ermmz, LM. Srll-I'nerler, 1'. Sz'lzrotvler, Srilavm, lezrfem, Pdpageorgt? Steirzlzof, Roldfing, Niermml, Chzqumz, D. Alltelhzr, Kroeimllce, HdUer M Page Eighty-m'ne y Sit and wait 0x o 10 Ly La .243 0.8 m2 Mueller, HaN, A pij, Wklmpzmn T037131, Hihlnm', Exflgr, Gender, Eridxrmz Nloody, Barkou'itz, FierK-e, Zerxtn, Cmnigr Krexxizz, Henl'd, Elma, Jnlmmu, .lmmmrb, Yglxik Brim, Pchm, LillXe, SMle-z Sdmllz, Grimm Reiui'e, Maul'zz Firs+ Semes+er Earl Reinke Dan Manka Arfhur Griep John Schu+h age Ninetyjnur OFFICERS Second Semes+er Presiden+ Dan Manka Vice Presidenf Donald Pe+ers Secre+ary Lufher Kressin Treasurer John Schu+h awwwwh: .' ; Alpha Lauri+zen . W. . W. Moody Seniors Frank Fierke Dan Manka Donald Pe+ers Juniors Carl Ehnes Alfred Henkel Sophomores Paul Brna Ar+hur Griep Ross Gunder Clifford Jannasch John Schufh Freshmen Norman Appold Joseph Berkowifz Risher Hal! Pledges Hilber+ Mueller Donald Wehrspann Epsilon . 0 . Honoraries H. L. Rogers F. l. Schweppe M. W. Uban Paul Plehn Erwin PoH'oFf Earl Reinke Harry LiHle William Yelsik Edwin Johnson Lu+her Kressin Roger Moody Erns+ SchuH'z Vic+or Hildner William Morgan Rudolph Zersen Rober+ Toepel Lamirzgn, Srfwreppe Rogen, Moody, Ubalz Page Ninety-jlve Dhi Delta Dsi I'uyv' A'fuv'ljpxllr S. L. Green J. W. Morland Harvey Busse Wal'rer Chrisfopher Oliver Eggers David Fierke Lenard Go+sch Wilberf KIeinschmicH' Honoraries Seniors M. Skinner A. M. A. Zimmerman Armin Manning Henry Meilahn Marfin Nehring Elmer Rehme Raymond Renn Norman Wes+phal Kenne'l'h Wunsch Alberf Anhold William Busse John Dale Arfhur Hinz Vic+or Boehne Howard Goefz Arfhur Karsel Rober+ Heemso+h Juniors Freshmen Pledges Edward Loerke Gordon Miller Paul Popp WiHiam Rafeike Frederick Max Carl Ruehr Arnold Salvner Sydney Ga rner Sfeve Misanko U'exfplnd, Puff, Lebmmm, FigM'g, ITMsz, Reml, MLMIMO Hiuz, Sdhuer, KazzreL Eggerx, Maihzfm, Malmillg, Kkimrbmidf, :IHXIUM, Ngbriug, 13055115, Cnel: LozaI'X'E, Rudzr, 11'. Bum, H. 1311513, Cbrixlufber, Rczfeil'c, Hazlumfb, Max, 007.er OFFICERS Firs+ Semesfer Second SemeS'Eer Walfer Chris+opher Presiden+ Lenard Go+sch Harvey Busse Vice Presiden+ Alberf Anhold William Rafeike Secre+ary Harvey Busse William Busse Treasurer William Busse SK'imItr, AIM'LMJ, Cream Zimmerman var me'lyrxwrcn Lh'mmm, Meyer, Rzmb, Bonner, KZIMXZ, 1W. WQzlriijmzz-zlf, Frif: C'Hfmvl, flech'I-g, FI'g-s'crf, Hofmzm, RaHfmIl, HeZMilzg, Seegerj, Bud: Firs+ Semes+er Ar+hur Raelson Melvin Nuss Alberf Monfie Herberf Kugler OFFICERS Presiden+ Vice Presidenf Treasurer Secrefary Second Semesfer Melvin Nuss Ar+l1ur Raelson Alber+ Mon+ie Raymond Wolff Nebrillg, HrarprmX, Alonfiri, Raelmu, Knger, sz, ITVMff Page Ninwtyro'iglhl SENT, Murlng, Jox Sigma Delta Kenna V. E. Berry M. J. Jox Honoraries H. H. Kumnick J. W. Morland William Johns'ron Lloyd Frever+ Alberf Monfie Mar+in Nehring Herber+ Kugler Louis Lich+sinn Seniors Melvin Nuss Arfhur Raelson Norman Wesfphal Juniors Clarence Seegers Leroy Slivinski I Raymond Wolff Sophomore William Dube Pledges Russel Bowser Alfred Hubbard George Bush Fred Kusch k Leo Clifford AH'on Meyer Cur+is Falk Kenne+h Raub Wilfred Fri+z Wilber'r Rohlfsen Harold Helbling Donald Tewes Edward Hoffman Melvin Waldschmidf Walfer Hellwig Page Nine Iy-m'ne Sigma Delta IV. Fritz, Kmm'e, Bmlc, G. Frif: Lurz, Hdmltr, Emmy SMICL'yH, Befzzwlx, Hoehje, 112165511X: SrbiMe, Glazem, CitrialJM Srlmftz, Drzgu'irl'i, Yozmglwe, Bad'm Karr, R W'alzlylmlidt, VValmzz Taylor, Sfbmirlr, Krampien, Barry OFFICERS Firsf Semesfer Second Semesfer Wilbur $chmid+ Presidenf Wilbur Schmidf George Krampien Vice Presidenf George Krampien Walfer Behrens Secrefary-Treasurer Walier Behrens ! f X. Pam Unr' llumlrwl Honoraries E. G. Schwieber+ R. L. Taylor V. E. Berry Seniors Erns+ Flofow George V. Krampien Wilbur L. SchmicH Rudolph G. SmaHak Rudolph C. Waldschmidf Rober+ N. Wa+son Juniors B. William Drzewicki William A. Karr AHon Meyer Edwin Schulfz anfilhz, Nleyer Sophomores Paul L. Backus Walfer G. Behrens John Ciesielski Richard Evans Alfred W. Glaess Paf Gu++illa Lloyd Hamacher Fred Hoel'rie William Lu+z Harry Schilke Raymond Schwyn Paul Wachholz Roberf Younglove Srflm i111, Kmmficn, Belnxem' Barry , Srlm'idrtrr, Taylor Freshmen Edward Eggebrechf Harry EsHer George Fer Richa rd Humphrey Frank Miller Pledges Frank Bode Glenn Erickson William Fri+z William Hausler Kennei'h Krause Augusi' Miller Melvin Smedman I'aylr lime llululrerl one Boeger, Salzgr, Rirlzmau, Hez'm, Obey, Arlszmmm, Crazd, Paper Carr, FNMA Meier, Walter, Sloccerx, GLZI'IJEI'J', VValfmz, Flank SrXifcwz, Plli'f'iJ Bemkv, Grimmcr, P2155011, Frillr'K'e, Calzl, Galtm, Hariig, IIdI'ZII, SfrH-Mc, Amhw' Q OFFICERS Firsf Semesfer Second Semesfer . Daniel Gahl Pfesidenf John Hahn Gus Marks Vice Presidenf William Galen . Frederick Persson Secrefary Paul Fleck Theodore Frincke Treasurer Clifford Schwan Paw One Hundred two Bazaar, GalzX, Kaufmwm Kappa Delta Di Honoraries W. E. Bauer H. Blickensderfer F. Kaufmann Seniors EImore Boeger John Hahn Carl Fessel Elmer Hang Theodore Frincke Harold Heins Daniel Gahl Rober+ Peper William Galen Frederick Persson Roland Grimmer Pe'rer S+ruck Juniors Eric Andres WaHer Garbers Paul Fleck Harry Purvis Ralph Beesley Walfer Graul Paul Meier MiHon Ackenhausen Donald Carr Clifford Schwan Sophomores Eric Olsen Charles Richman Louis Sauer David Wal+on Freshmen Charles Sfowers Pledges Roberf WoH'er Page 011:: lluudrwl flnw Kumphziu, Lidmimz, Pretzer ATaMBr, Miller, Srrif'mer, Plans, Beyti' Honoraries W. M. Miller D. R. Place A. F. Scribner Seniors John Baran Louis Lich+sinn Carl Beyer Roberf Linsey Wilberf Dierker Les+er Malzahn Waldemar Grosnick Elwood PeH Carl Koss Elvin Pre+zer Donald Rei+z Juniors Harold Brasch Mar+in Lu+zke Fred Gieseke Arfhur Mahler - Rober+ Johnson Eugene Pillsbury Ernesf Lae+z WaH'er Wieggel Sophomores Daniel Andernachf Richard Hoecker Clyde Beach Wilbur Johnsen Omar Harring+on Richard Loga Harold Oswald Freshmen Wilbur Bae+z Edwin Mallory Roberf Bar+el+ Elroy Schnake RaIph Bohl Raymond Schroeder Oscar Brucks Ailen Whife Herber+ Freise Harold Scully Mil+on Garrison Edward Sullivan Pledges Ralph Pe+erson John Vahey KIH Page One llumlrwl lam Kappa Iota Di OFFICERS Firsf Semesfer Second Semesher Louis Lichfsinn Presidenf Lesfer Malzahn Frank Kamplain Vice Presiden+ Carl Beyer Elvin Preher Secre'fary Carl Koss Carl Beyer Treasurer Martin Lufzke .svrw -?3'L;:u..;.: ,:-. . PiUmery, Kumphlm, Beyer, Limcy, Frazer, MdXzzzlm, Lirfztyiml, Reitz, Luizka, Gromirk, K05, Dierl'zr, Pelt Garrimn, Kifn'zen, lez'te, VViegggl, lel'ftlf, Hoenl'tr, Bazz'll, Bi'zurlz, dollXer, Brztrlv, 30M, 11'. Jamaal, AluHom, Amftrmirlzl, Giexel'e, Offt'zllll, Loga, IIM- riugtml, Law: 31151:, Fz'rixe, Swlmalm, SruU'x', :z'bl'aerler I'llrjlf Our Ilumlr't'tl :il'r Kappa Dsi Telzhsz, Ilfoz'gzm, Banger, Zimmerman; deimki, Roedef, Sertumdf Ildrfmwlzlt, GuttiUzz, K 2,sz Huffman, CzHiinz, Smibn Pomemy, Ledertr, C0716 PHJL'kK'g, UXxml, 771!er Kz'ogb, Sfrzzebig, Aier Ix W lne Hundred Sit OFFICERS Firs+ Semesfer Second Semes+er Wilbur S+ruebig Presiden+ Harry Krogh Harry Krogh Vice Presidenf Hilber+ Plischke Bernhard Schwandf Secrefary Bernard Schwandf Sherman Cone Treasurer Sherman Cone Honoraries A. A. Harwood F. V. Lofgren Seniors Anfhony Aiello Wilbur S+reubig Juniors John Dale Eugene Pillsbury Harry Krogh Hilber+ Plischke Sophomores Sherman Cone Herberf Risfo Pa+ Gu++illa George Roedel Paul Lederer Bernhard Schwandf Coma, smuama Donald Pomeroy William Thober Sfrzzebig, chz'a'oml, Lofgrellj Krogfz Chesfer Uban Freshmen Eugene Boerger Woodrow Swiharf Ernes+ Harfman Alberf Szabo Ches+er Lulinski Louis Te+zlaff Charles Ra be James Tio Page One Hundred swan 01m Ilzmtlrrll right Read dmuz : Lidlfximz Bung Sn'mzidr sz' E51155 K m ng F Zed; AI. Srbmeder Rohlfing CuHie! Let: Cami Mariam 1175' zleK'ezz I . Srlzmexigr Giareke Lam'lce YongXo-s'e Knchr Prfomjf RoerX levis gniei- Okgam'zafion eouncils ISC Marilou Schroeder. Gamma Phi. Presiden+ Lois Rohlfing. Alpha Phi DeH'a. Vice Presidenf Edi+h Callies. Sigma The+a. Secre+ary Adah Lefz. Alpha Xi Epsilon. Treasurer Marion Gauss. Gamma Phi Leofa Mari'ens. Alpha Phi Delia Hildegarde Wyneken. Sigma Theha VieHa Schroeder. Alpha Xi Epsilon IFC Louis Lichfsinn. Kappa Io+a Pi. Presideni' Harvey Bussel Phi DeHa Psi. Vice Presidenf Wilbur Schmidt Sigma Del+a Chi. Secrei'ary Melvin Nuss, Sigma DeHa Kappa. Treasurer Carl Ehnes. Alpha Epsilon Harry Krogh. Kappa Psi Harry Purvis. Kappa Del+a Pi Fred Gieseke. Kappa Io+a Pi Edward Loerke. Phi DeH'a Psi Rober+ Younglove. Sigma DeHa Chi Herberf Kugler, Sigma Del'ra Kappa Erwin PlooFF. Alpha Epsilon George Roedel. Kappa Psi Paul Fleck. Kappa DeHa Pi . Sept 28 ISC rush season opens - Sept 30 IFC rush season opens . Oct '7 ISO rush season closes . Nov. 8 IFC rush season closes . Nov. 9 ISC fall dance 0 Nov. I3 IFC bowling begins . Nov. l6 IFC fall dance . Jan. I I ISC bowling begins 0 Jan. l5 IFC firsf semes+er bowling ends 0 Jan. l6 ISC baske+ball begins . Feb. l2 IFC second semesfer bowling begins . Feb. 22 ISC leap year dance . Mar. 5 IFC baskefball begins . Mar. I0 IFC baskefball ends 0 Mar. I6 ISC baskefball ends . Mar. l7 ISC bowling ends ' Mar. l8 IFC bowling ends . June I2 IFC summer dance Page One llunrlrul nine alpha plu Delia wyv 07w llunrlrrrl 1M: um Sdiez'ez', Giesel'iug, Clandmz, Niorhzml, Renmmer, Nier'mzzll, Emdg, SfeiszJf, Harri; Pzzpzzgeorge, Mariam, Ebmfzmvll, CozzHin, Bergman, Rnizlfmg, Bertram, Beillw'u'iedwl Dierlwr, Srbrc'drfz, Koa'ez'f, Ffirber, valxitrl' OFFICERS Firs+ Semesfer Second Semesfer Juani+a Conklin Presidenf JuanH'a Conklin Lois Rohlfing Vice Presidenf Lois Rohlfing Jean Eberhardf Secrefary Leo+a Marfens BeHy Ann Bergman Treasurer BeHy Ann Bergman Seniors Juanifa Conklin Lois RohIHng Leofa Marfens Juniors Hermine Beiderwieden Helene Papageorge BeHy Ann Bergman Ru+h Ressmeyer Marjorie Claudon Jeane S+einhoff Mary Frances Morland Borgmdn, Alarlwu, Eberkdrril, CIMM'II'H Sophomores Winifred Ber+ram Ka+hefine Harris Jean Eberhardf Doro+hy Kowerf Marion Emde HenrieHa Nordsieck Doro+hy Gieseking Emily Schere.r Pledges Cecelia Dierker Gladys Schwar+z Pam One Hundred vhw'm Gamma phi Verna Arnold Lois Brauer Marion Gauss Seniors Norma Kroehnke Violef Krohn Helen Schack Marilou Schroeder Juniors Elizabefh Fienup Roma Kemena Melba Ahlbrand Rosemary Blaese Sophomores Edwina Hi Dorofhy Mueller Anifa Krefzma n Roselyn Eickmann Freshmen Marguerife Ehlerf Mildred Fuhlberg Mary Phyllis Meyer Doro+hynell Rickard Jane+ Sfoner Helen Rae Adams Lois Andres MyrHe Ehlers Marie O++e Dorofhy Richman Pledges Gloria Bauer Virginia Harmon Frances Johnson Marian Dasse Marjorie Samuelson Iizmmr, RUMIIHHM, Krndml'e, A NAHUM Plum 0m Ilumlrul Iu'tlrr Eirlcmamz, 111. P. Illeyer, BXaexe, Dame, Rin'mzzm, ElzXem, Fiezzzzp, Banr, Ofta, A Mbmml, A. Krelzmamz, Admin, Kgmtlla, HiN AI'IMXJ, Gzzuji, SHMM', Kme, Allrfrtrj, KrrmZmA'K, Roxemei, Bmmw', Murilou vai'oedm', MueNeJ' ' Sztmlmfmll, Harmon, EMert, Fldleerg, SfUHKF, Rirlmvl OFFICERS Firsf Semes+er Second Semesfer Flora Rosenfhal Presidenf Marion Gauss Lois Brauer Vice Presiden+ Lois Brauer Norma Kroehnke Treasurer Marilou Schroeder Melba Ahlbrand Secre+ary Helen Schack I'uglv 0110 11111111wa Ihh'fwn Tamm, Aldrgaref Srlzroedtr, 1'. Sdlmerlgr, Reed, Zimmgrman, AIWgr, Seebevk, Sdimzzlecr, Lanfz, Cruelt, 3122517211; Kzzzlix, 51mm Boeger, Krielelleeim Diwrirfz, Marqzmrr, Jazmin KMI: Rmrb, Lelz, Gale, 570er OFFICERS Firsf Semesfer Second Semesfer VieHa Schroeder Presidenf VieHa Schroeder Adah Lefz Vice Presidenf Adah Lefz Evelyn Klo+z Treasurer Doro+hy Rusch Eleanor Boeger $ecre+ary Marian Gase . . . I'nyr Our llunrlrwl I'um'lrru . . . alpha Xi gpsilon Zimmewzmz, 1'. San'ogrler, KXofz, Bozgtr, Lei: Senior Adah Holland-Lefz Juniors Margare+ Schroeder VieHa Schroeder Sophomores Eleanor Boeger Geraldine Marquari Marian Gase Audrey Miller Phyllis Grueff Dorofhy Rusch Evelyn Klofz Marion Schmuleer Elizabefh Krie+ens+ein Helen Zimmerman Freshmen Verla Babcock Miriam Mohr Myrfle Diefrich Carolyn Reed Sylvia Belle Jensen Jean Sfauss Leonora Kanis Emilie Seebeck Gracecaryl Lanfz Norma Tamm Puyv One Hundrrd jillrw CnHim', Irylml'en, Reyllolzlx, Odyrbhzger, Ham! Senior Helen Oelschlager Juniors Edi+h Callies Rosella Pillsbury Renafa Ludwig Vivian Reich Sophomores Vera Hahn Dorofhy Reynolds Hildegarde Wyneken Freshmen Mildred Buls Veronica Reich Page One Hundred sixteen gigma meta OFHCERS Firs+ Semesfer Second Semes+er Edi'l'h Callies Presiden+ Edifh Callies Hildegarde Wyneken Vice Presiden+ Hildegarde Wyneken Vera Hahn Treasurer Vera Hahn Doroi'hy Reynolds Secre+ary Doro+hy Reynolds V. Ildlm, Ludwig, Pilhbmj', Dwarf, l'emuim REIYVI, l'ic'izzll Rgidl, ITyIlM'wI, OHlehzgmg Galfia, ReynoMJ, Bub Puyv Onv llmulw'd .x-m'wnlcm GIN! tviH Xxx XIU-VJ' 7ME Co-rd MN. Snap m NJIIL '3le.; szior u'imlm'. Dunn for aHiffzg 18C zhmre. Huh! Hmf ridrr frerz I'll X1 purly. Page One Hundred eighteen IWI'. flarolrl Rngw'x, Mimi zlirertm' Min Helen DC'OMK'y OHJIeIfm 164115, I'rlyr Uuw Ilumlrul lu'rulg; First Violins Darrel Kaufz. Concer'r Masfer Edward Misiora Armin Manning Selma Kroencke Glenn Tom Jessie Swanson Josephine Wyckoff Lois Lich+ensberger Louise Birkholz BeHy Valleau BeHy Lichfenberg Janice Carsfens Second Violins Marfin Kah. Principal Alfred Erickson Paul Egli Harland Kaufman Dorofhy Mackensen Donald Wehrspann Mary Ellen S+eele Rosaline Grosz BeHy Pierce Flu+es and Piccolos Paul Dolembo Herberf Anderson William Anderson Eldor Pflughoeff Oboes Pearl Johns+on Edward Hedsfrom Bassoons Wrn. Johnsion H. T. Paine B Flai Clarinefs Kenneih Green Lesfer Spear Wilbur Hamon Frances Rhodes Oliver Eggers Melvin Nuss Harry Purvis Josephine WyckoFF Jean Ordung Madeline McBride Ross W. Gunder Mariangeneen Helvie Sam Ziegler Helene Papageorge Clarabelle Anders Wiliiam Hood James Olson Violas Adeline Eafon George Myers Palmer Myran William Nelson Violoncellos Philip Anderson Clarence Schneider Edward EggebrecM JeaneHe Kamms Con+ra Basses Harold Rogers Melvin Breining Rober+ Kinne Helen Cook Flufes Herberf Anderson William Anderson Paul Dolembo Oboes H. Buchsbaum Mrs. Wm. Johns+on Augusf BreHbarfh Alfo Clarinef Jane Rhodes Bass Clarinei Elmer Schqu Saxophones Grace C. Lanfz Howard Hellman Harold Oswald Theodore Miller Horns S+ewar+ Taylor Doris Luiz Alberf SIabo Vicfor Hildner Eva Mifchell Corne+s Hyland FuHon Leroy BriHon Harold Jones Charles Jones Jerome Pinkus Joe Smizek Trumpe+s Roberf Toepel S+ephen Noble 711ml mat, not have dze mosta, The University Band Clarinefs Kenne+h Green Les+er Spear Jean Ordung Bassoon: Dall Fields William Johns+on Horns Sfewarf Taylor Alberf Szabo Kennefh Hedsfrom Eva MHcheII Trumpefs H. Fulfon Howard Befz Harold Jones Leroy BriHon Trombones Ar+hur Griep Howard Krieger Wallace Wilson Tuba Roberf Kaemmer Percussion Raymond Handschy Rober+ Kinne Trombones Alfred Erickson Howard Krieger Morris Feruguson Jean S+auss Wallace Wilson Bari'rones Arihur Griep Chrisfine Lindall Jack Hauser Basses Carl Fessel Robert Kaemmer Roberf Munde Rober+ Ulsh Wm. Ziegler Wm. Rabe Bass Drum Raymond Handschy Snare Drums Rober+ Kinne Polly Wheeler Bells Hermine Beiderwieden Tympani Raymond Handschy but fizzy give Utah; besta . . . and ! , rchestra But we Xlai'e d Mm! mm UH'XMIIM. 'IVIey 11713 InldH, AIM Hwy an: delervzizlef. T553 wrlz phzyed a mu- wgrf in crilzler. Tllay L113 Xmlrferezl Xxy olrfxide mmi- 1'121115. Camfm am! 6i'l'l-K gmnpx HAW! Mam. T115 X24214 mcn'rlzezl at faonmll Kama. It m1; good lllgre fllU. A4 piglol um Mmf M! Ma game. I! JXIM'A'M Hm band 11111! Hwy maanrX. The lrzmzpelx 12hr; phzygri a fall- fm'e. 772m .mllg Um :Umu Mara mug for flit rrmc'ri. M in Dvorak ,Xirm'lx Hm M'Nzgilm. 8715 X1115 r'LzmirI. 77M artflexfnz flaw z'hmiw. 7716M if HI; 01105 phzygr. 'I'me NINE from a MOHH W4 . 7714? H11 Mair Marb- m'. Mr. Rugem Xezzdx Mr: Xmurl. He HK'EI mdn'hex. 'I'Xley Way Mix of marrba. 'l'lzey phzyml eigXIl of flzem 11f Mm pop mmfm'l. Top mam; popular. Tlm oz'dlmfm and 27mm! Mm Nayezl 1'11 wring. Pgm- fJE XM'HZ H1571; Men loo. 7713' tz'erezfl thlwad. You mm Mme 01sz H1215 r'lHI. Thur mahx people mum to Habmrmh. T'tlm' 011v llmulml lu'wulyum' LVMH, 'I'XIUXIN, Grief, JIMIIHMI, Sak'utr, Drzl'e, TrmfeX, F. Fierl'c, D. Tetra, U'nhmeyer, Srbrz'zmdl, Urm'rliz'k, Wlomh Hinz, Lm'xezl, Egh', CHM, C. Sz'Xmum, Bi'llhi'f, N. Tetra, Eggtbrerm, Erit'Xc- J m1, Hilrhler, Humpkrtv KNMXHIK'K, Rioezmidl, CaHigs, GJHL SMMKKV, Bunr, Real, Mcn'lidllxtm, Rowli- Mal, Ix'riz'rrmmeiu, H'yuxK'zw, Brieggr, Oehrbhzger, Raxtf, XVI, Sdlmm, SHZIIJJ D. M'ueller, Fitmnp, Dign'idl, Kiolz, Jtmmz, Seabed; AMXmmzl, AHeff, Homing, HiH, Srhmidf, Dimimr A42: Fredrirlc Sz'lzcc'eppt, riznir rfirrrmr. Puyr Una Ilmulrwl IlI'PHfAII'tll'U We gof a choir. They broadcasfed. People said they sounded swell. The broadcas+ was from Sf. Louis. Mr. Schweppe direcfs +he choir. He was even a IiHIe nervous in Sf. Louis. The choir almosf came in wrong once. bui +hey didn't They also sang in fowns along +he way. The basses weren'+ so good in Beards+own. Thai is +hey weren'f very good. Mr. Schweppe likes +he sopranos. Well. +hey are sorf of nice. $+ill H's hard +0 say which is beHer. soprano or fenor. The choir really sounded nice in Cariinvilie. Tha+ was +he lasf sfop before Sf. Louis. The Si. Louis frip wasn'+ all +he choir did. They made o+her +rips +0 Chicago and +he middlewesf. The middlewesf is so nice. The aHos are nice +00. Now +ake. for exampIe, . . . They fell me +ha+ I can'f puf +ha+ in. They did go over big in Chicago though. Mr. Green plays The piano for +hem. They like To sing when he plays +he piano. Tha+ keeps +hem from going flat H hur'rs Mr. Schweppe so when 'l he l'niV affike . . . +hey flat H does some+hing inside of him. They didn'+ flaf in 5+. Louis. In facf Huey sounded very preH'y +here. Every once in a while Mr. Schweppe sings for +hem. Of course he sings ofher places +00, bu+ Iofs of +imes ius+ for his choir family. Mos+ +imes H's Old Man River. and Iofs of +imes One Alone. They like if so much when he sings. Mr. Larson is +heir +enor soloist He sang very sin- cerely in Sf. Louis. Give mt .mmetllin y A The choir has also got o+her s+uden+ soloisfs. Take Hazel Moennich. She does all right Norma Kroehnke and Evelyn Klo+z cer+ainly a++rac+ a Io+ of a++en+ion +00. Alfred Erickson and Franklin Miller keep up +he boys' side of +hings. Mr. Crow- der also sings wi+h +he choir. He is a bass. He is cerfainly a big help. They expec+ big fhings from Hue choir in +he fufure. Of course Hey did very well +his year. mind you. bu+ wifh Hue s+ar+ fhey have, +hey will go places and sing +hings. RAM and mill ww- .. NW. NW. WM. m. Mmmmm$wpm m m is $333le ?QRRAND ' E??PWER BALM s NASA o rsih fhcir . s WW Page 0110 Hundred Iu'rnly-Ihree Pllrfif, EggeMer'M, H'gmtrfuum, YEAM', FXofocc, R3172, Szflct'allet, Gz'mllini', Ehlmre Boegm', A. EchJOII, Humphrey, Alomly, F. Fiez'K'e, Goat: Jilgildbn, Manning, Sak'rztr, Della, UXMII, Tia, ZVIaHer, FMz'lc, RaiIIKY, Relzme, 11,. Perez'mu, rlurfmml Nloezmiz'll, Figunf, ROIK'IIIlldl, Gz'i5f, Rognx, KMMIIIAVK, A NAHUM, EXMIIM' ngm' ,.M 0, I I Pugm Hlu' Ilumlrml Irl't'lilll'l-ulll' The name of H is VUMGC. Thaf's wha+ Hue new cons+ifufion says. If means Valparaiso Universify Men's Glee Club. Mr. Rogers is +heir direcfor. They sang Red Sails 6+ a baskefball game. Six girls were +here. They were in whife gowns. They have +wen+y-eigh+ members. There were more. bu+ +he rule says +ha+ +hree cufs and you're out If is a good rule +hough. If makes everyone keep inferesfed. Of course. +hey would be in+er- es+ed anyway, buf a rule doesn'+ hurt If you go by Music Hall on Tuesday or Thursday nigh+ you can maybe hear +hem. They wear fuxes mos+ fimes. There are bands on 1hem. The bands are on Hie shirfs. Of course +he bands are made of clo+h. They are brown and gold. The band offen covers up a place where a sfucl is missing. They formed a new organiza+ion +his year. H has a cons+i+u+ion and everything. They even have officers. Mos+ of fhe Ias+ year's members are officers +hough. so +here are +00 many +0 name. Well, anyway. +here are eighf officers. A411 Regen, gke dub romlmimz'. STUNT NIGHT A: 7'.r mzmlly flu: awe, a'izidz um funnier, the arrow Mgmxelwx 0r H15 anxiieuwir reaction lo flze dflOI'f i; open In qllextiwl. . . One of the Mg- gcsl laugh gertiug fedfzu'ex of HM awning Cray 11M olrl-fmiliaum Izm- ft'I'Il .vlide, ill fckidz ei'ez'yfbing cw! meXlezl 071m Hie .m'eelz from Itplille- dorm! poz'lnzilx m W'iHiam lmmillgx Bryan am! ndudm pmMmm. Tl'm X1 f 7 r'I: :6 ii If 1101;1'6 M? 111.57 I Lw w d t. ml 2 all z 1 1 Three Taps Af Twelve. by Allen mr'mm um, and, mr'zdgume', M png . . ' Saunders. produced by fhe Umversu'ry off rum; Hie gmul-mzfm'ml auditing WU , r'erx' mm. film. Players under +he dlrechon of Mr. DerrIII -'11,1,6 1'MrnhMmrJ-m,gw3 Place a+ +he Memorial Opera House. Oc- fober 3I. I935. II'IVJ ferrierx, 1277511 fallow, Izod nzrrim-J. am! X1011 raz'rierf rldltgbfem Norma Tamm ------------- Mar+ha Gage all gambdgzl mt H76 greezzsam'd m :l R H1 U d J B k Imigue tverxiou of :1 St. Patrick? day u ngro. + ane 6 er rer'ietc. Fremnmu 7mm mzd armband; Elizabefh Flenup ------------- Cassandra mrwrtezl 4110th Me .relliug farlomzed Harold Brasch ..... ..Jamison Edwards calm ylzamrorkv. , , Joseph Berkowi+z . . . ..... Dick Edwards Ibe 1mm. Hilber+ Mueller ...... . . .Dr. Frank Hull THRICIC TAPS AT 'lVVICLVIC Rudolph Waldschmidf . V Herman Gage 1 think 595,3.ng agmm rlmr Nar- Carl Ehnes ............. Edwin Dahlbeck ma 'I'amm me a gran fnlnrt . . . NIH Edward Loerke , . . . . . . . . , . . . . VCaHiSI'I rexf of Me mu't tau good MO. M7713 Tordl. 771mg Tap: dl Twelve am sure. fira emerminmeut am! Hie mm hm uigllf, for Me marl fart, made 1116 mart of if; oppm'lmzifizzx. A mlorfzd mt, liglzming .mifl mowmem, am! u'zH rerzsz! Huey, 11H helper! to 7m! Me .fllflfl' army; zulrl Hie Lflliiw'llf'l'ly PXaym'x, little exprrimcm in giving H15 Hmomen affirm for a rhyme aw urnlniml ccifll J'im'eni applume. - -'IV15 I'Mtflc-Menngm'. pi Three 771px . . . 111111 ngma'l bay flzg fXImr . . . .lmwlee Jm: rota H25 :z-z'ly 1M1: leMn'szizlf. Craig's Wife. by George Kelly. pro- duced by +he UniversHy Players under +he diredion of Mr. Richard Crowder a+ +he Memorial Opera House. December I3. I935. Violef Krohn ........ V.....Mrs. Ausfen Norma Tamm .............. Mrs. Harold Veronica Reich ................. Maxie MyrHe Ehlers ............... Mrs. Craig, Dorofhy Rusch .......... thel Landrefh' Milton Ackenhausen . . , V . . .WaHer Craig Mildred Fuhlberg ........... Mrs. Frazier John Hahn ............... Billy Birkmore Walfer Peferson . V . . . . . . .Joseph Cafelle Hilberi' Mueller ................. Harry Mar+in Lufzke ......... Eugene Fredericks 14'7211'gU H'ifa . . . Myrrh? fdl'tx Hit Lmrd . . . szmz, H15 lmm aim! um. KVIMX-up for Slum? Nigbl - In +his. i+s +7rs+ year. Universi+y Players organized: elecfed Earl Reinke president Shor+y Lufzke s+age-manager. Frank Fierke business manager. Kay Harris wardrobe misiress: produced +hree plays. was in- direcfly responsible and reprehensible for S+un+ Night The need for a workshop having in Hue course of +he year become apparenf +0 everyone bee odd. +he Universify offered +he group He old Ar+s-Law building on Greenwich sfreef Jfor a hangout Talen- fed newcomers were pledged in fall in a fryouf series, judged by +heir Thespian efforfs during +he winferI made members. in fen cases, +his spring. You 111le pay in my yard . . . He xfoapx m muguar. 3' w a w w? JiHHJJiijjjyf: The Tru+h Abou+ Blayds. by A. A. Milne. produced by Hue Universi+y Players a+ +he Memorial Opera House in May, I936. under +he direcfion of Mr. Crowder. The feniafive casf: Oliver Blayds . . ........ . . Earl Reinke Isobel...v,.,..... ...,..MurielJones Marion BIayds-Conway .Mildred Fuhlberg William BIayds-Conway. , , .Harold Brasch Oliver BIayds-Conway ........ John Hahn Sep+ima BIayds-Conway Henrie++a Nordsieck A. L. Royce . ..... Lenard Gofsch Parsons. . .. .V Maria Schroeder KTWIN: A Imzzf Blaydx . . . 7715 am bemoan: M25 mining Emprexx Janey . m . .YVIrEB generalimz; CRAIG S WIFEH Mere f7'35l177167l, Hwy Hllyrtlc Elzimtv am! Milton ArknimmmN arbiewrl .rizzrere mzrl mlwinting por- M'ayah in a play flmf 2': by 120 mam! ligfzt llszre . . . mugbt 1le .rpz'rif of H15 phzy stiff; zm infeiligenrg not often 5mm in amalem' perfnrmanrex. Martin Lutzke meritr miller! rompli- mam; for H75 exznggm xtagg naming. ?The I,,'izfeffg-Mg.we71ger. The PXzzym rlmxe Craig 5 Vl'ife in an allempf f0 mfixf-y 71705:: Wm a'mzfgd u'lmlemme drama am! Hung a'lm jml mzmgrl lo X15 glzterlaineri. They .rzzfix;$erl XmHz fariiom by JOHN? j5ne airing. 7715 Torrlz. HTRUTH ABOUT BLAYDbw M27715 1'71 Hm Meant 1m; 110i, M- fore 0r Mug, X25521 a; xeriom 42; X15 am in Wlee Tram About BXayer. If: 71737126 1'; quaint am! cc'fzimxiral, in por'fmifme deft mid permgafiug. Hix u'lzimyiml .cem'g Mp1 Mm from Mfiug dag? info flue great theme of frmrmlezl 77101773111001! and ccomrmemf. Mmm 05? J. Mom:, in DrammQ of Modernism, Lilee, Brown, 1933. JIM AWr. Ci'rmvlel'. Page One Hundred thirty F. Fierlee, Bnmlz, Elma, Ram's, Lutzke, Gotrclz Sdzweppe, Fieizzzp, Place, Jone: For seven years all +he heroes and hero- ines wifh +he required +hree plays +0 +heir credi+ have slood proudly before +l1eir pub- lic. represenfing an aHainmenf worl'hy of being soughf by all rank ama+eurs. BaHle- scarred heroI vile villain. sweef innocent cynical lady. mee+ +0 complicafe fhe plof for +heir nexf produc+ion. If flue villain musf be vile. +he maiden really sweet +he senior members of Alpha Psi Omega are called upon. If nei'l'her good nor bad acl'ing will count a less skill- ful inferprel'er is broughl' in from Universil'y Players. +he pledge organizalion. Mr. Place. usually wifh Hue help of Alpha Psi Omega. selecl'ed flue plays produced +his year. Under +he leadership ol JIl'nis nal'ional organizaHon. dramal'ics have been raised +0 a deFInife slandard. The silver lining +0 +he homeless wander- ing life of Hue slage crew appeared when +he Universify aul'horized +he group +0 fake over +he old law building for l'heir work- shop. Wifh direcfion by Mr. Place and Mr. Crowder. make-up by Mr. Schweppe. +hree plays were produced. OFFicers +his year were Earl Reinke, president Elizabel'h Fienup, secrefary-l'reas- urer. Mar+in Lu+zke. s+age manager. S 1, 0 v I1! I10 a d Rabljiug C0721?! in Reinb: Papp Loerke Littie Waafkholz K remin Crisp M tier S teimhzdz Lutzlce Brawl; Goat: A 6111mm! R. J . Hdmmm'grtm, admirer of puMimM'am Kretzmamz Sdmdz E g gebrecbt Page One Hundred Ihz'rtyrlwa lino! l'xtrn! 71w Totclt VVI'szl Findlhzg, 1521527sz manager CHIEVEMENTS of ihis year's Torch regime: a brighfer fronf page. ediforial inferesf in world affairs. use of Collegia+e Press syndicafed ma+erial. Eas+ern +ime for Valparaiso. Under Edifor Kenne+h Wunsch +he Torch arrived a+ Hue poin+ where fav- orable commenf was heard from week +0 week on campus. and no one kicked a'r +he April Fool issue. Purposes of +he paper: +0 provide a labora+ory for sfudeni's in journalism. +0 acquainf +he s+uden+ body wifh +heir neighbors' affairs, +0 give anyone in+eresfed an insight info +he varied complexi'ries of newspaper produc+ion. Kmmeffz W'umdi, editor The sfaff: Kenne+h Wunsch. edi+or; Edward Loerke, managing edi+or: Harry LiHle. news edi+or: John Schufh. sporfs edifor; Paul Wachholz, fea+ure edifor. Melba Ahlbrand. columnist Willard Findling. business manager; Paul Meier. Edward Eggebrechf, assis+an+s +0 +he business man- ager; Juani+a Conklin. Lois Rohlfing. circula+ion edi+ors. N Bernice Anderson. Harold Brasch. Ar+hur Griep. Howard Goeh. Roma Kemena. Lu+her Kressin. Anifa Krefzman, Marfin Lufzke, Hildegarde Mueller. Helen Oehlschlager. Earl Reinke, Lois Rohlfing. Louis S+einbach. Ru+h Ungrodf. repor+ers. Russell J. Hammargren advised +he sfaff. Page One Hundred thirty-three NDERGRADUATES sfrive +0 express he I beau+y of +he world around +hem in some form of crea+ive eHorf. We have lried +0 affain +0 beauly in our Iayoul and design. Bu+ af flue same fime +he collegiafe world is one of mir+h and casual ioys. These have been embodied. we hope. in our +ex+. To +he s+aff. who +0 a man have sweafed and cu+ classes over +he vexafions of yearbook produc- +ion, +he edifor can only offer his hear+ies+ +hanks. To +he sfudenf body. our sympafhy if you don'l' like +he book: our gralifude if you do. Harry LiHIe. edifor; Arfhur Griep. assisfanf +0 l'he edi+or; Luella Ansorge. associal'e edi+or; Melba Ahlbrand. li+erary edi'ror and gag man. i1,:tures! Walfer Wieggel. business manager; John Schufh and Paul Wedemeyer. assis+an+s +0 +he business manager; Mary Francis Morland, associal'e business manager. Paul Plehn, Eric Olsen. Marfin Lulzke. pho+o- graphers: Jane+ Sfoner. Joseph Berkowih. Marian Gase. William Yelsik. Lois AndresI general staff; Edward Loerke. Roger Moody, John Schul'h, sporfs wri+ers. Arfhur Karsel. Wilbur Bael'z, William Frifz. ad- ver+ising solicilors: Russell J. Hammargren. edi'rorial 'W adviser; A. M. Skinner. business adviser. Wi+h +he excepfion of +he +i+le page layout all planning of +he I936 Uhlan was done by s+aFF members. - - Harry Lifer, 311110;. lVaXter 14,755,513; , 511517155 manager 6 x91 9w, W M Page One Hundred thirlyrfour Ads! Layouts! The UL an R Md 1105071 : Griz? PXeXm A mire; Kreizmmz Sclmfk Baer: A marge Olnm Yehik M amiy Cruz A. M. Skimztr, bminm adc'ixer t0 pubiimtiom. U'yedemeyer F ril: A 5111mm! Berlcoa'ilz Sioner LaerXce Kai'xel Mm'hmd Page One Hundred thirty-five Reflzlca, Bnmer, Loglil'g, Chriytofber, W'mndl, CMLUiII, RIMIZfZiIIg, LittZe Page Um! llmzdrul lilirtyrsix Repori'ers are noforiously people who smoke foo much, wear +heir ha+s on +he back of +heir heads. rush from place +0 place wifh an enviable nonchalance. Mem- bers of lots Sigma, nafional honorary jour- nalism sociefy. +his year did none of +hese +hings. On a campus no+ed for dorman? or- ganiza+ions. Io+a Sigma remains unique as mos+ dormanf of +he 101'. As we go +0 press no mee+ing has been held. no officers elected. no new members pledged. no ac- +ion faken foward rehabilifafion of a dying group. There is a brigh+er side +0 +he pic- fure-+here are no dues and no long- winded mee+ings. Hollyhocks are among +he mosf beaufiful flowers in +he world. We mighf go so far as +0 say +here is nofhing qui+e like +hem. They come in a varie+y of colors. and +here is no+hing pre++ier +han +0 see a Iiffle whife coHage nesfling in a bed of varicolored, swaying sfalks covered wifh blooms. A source of cons+an+ inspira+ion and of pleas- ure is Hue hollyhock. Securing a prominen+ place in +he SC budget +he debafe squad +hrus+ ifself in+o +he pub- lic eye. The January schedule ended up in a series of rain checks Nell. snow. +henL No+h- ing daun+ed. +he +eams con- +inued +0 plan mee+s for +he balmy spring. Off-campus op- posifion was aHorded by +eams from Wes+ Virginia, Buffalo. Oak Park. Franklin. Manchesfer, Albion. Cilriitolegr, Testes, Place, Goefz, Roblfxglt IVofff, Liclmilm, Eggery, Ham; For the increase and reduction of Supreme Court authority Page 07M Hundred tlzirty-right Cerixtapizgr, Place, Liclztxiim Eggm, Halm, Wolf, Whitiwlzmizlt Whaf Alpha Psi Omega is +0 UniversH'y Players Phi Sigma is +0 +he debafe squad. An honorary fra+erni+y, if is a de- batable ques+ion as +0 whe+her you can ge+ in. No record of acfual achievemenf of +his group is on file, bu+ doub+less fhey have been exerfing +heir influence. By +heir keys shall you know +hem. wea; awqap mp JOi aauagpne ue 10 aaumeadde 2H1; Sugmsug 105 Page One Hundred thirtymina 2 OF H? K?! CE Diemea', Slngu'alm, VVdfxwz, Gait, Grsz, 1617111155115 R0551? Youllgmve, Spear, Elma, Bum, Pelerxen, Sclmwz, E. KI'Ethldllll, Bnmib Pomex, Ratcilce, Kwufmamt, Gamer, ENiott, Ell. Srlmltz, K871267111 n 0? thg unfartuma e 5a 0 :1 RC1 C m m QJ Fm. CL .... Known for ifs impor+ed '0 speakers who dwell on such sub- : iec+s as Embryology and The 0 Tribes of $ou+h Africa, +he :2 Biology club has aHained a C9 presfige a+ which we hesi'rafe fo CL fake a crack. Hs members are KC biology majors and +hose who ,:, have no+ qui+e arrived bu+ are k definifely on +he wayI i. e.. pre- L9 medical. pre-nursingI and pre- : den+al s+uden+s. .4J L- 0 LJ... Page One Hundred forty If you are a bif Ieary abouf your chemis'rry grade we sug- ges+ consis+en+ aHendance af .. Hue meeHngs of +he Chemisfry : club. The high poin+ of +he :3 club's acfivifies +his year was L0 i+s chemical Chris+mas banquet Wa+er Hashed green or red as you raised your glass and you 9.5, didn'f know if you were going 21 or coming. r! H. MueUer, Ledergr, SM-u'yzl, G. Fritz, Cofxdl, Petemen, Srlzcc'andf, Ufmrz Remz, Bsrl'uu'ifz, anax, Alzrlmml'in, Eme, sze, leober, Raezfel, Brim, Pomamy Rdmze, Haz'a'mmX, Grief, Allen, Similar, Liey, lemhz, 171nm, PXElm 4; 2v. . ,3 M Pngn 0m: Hundred furtgpmua m n- N .x m U 0. U5 8- U I: C 'U L. 4-! w Dube, W. 81mg, Ldgfz, F. Fierl'e, Dierker, Frinckg '6 Amorge, Srlzroezler, K055, Prater, Jemima ?Vieggel, Halm, SfemXJsz, BXaeM LJ- Kroelmlse, Claudzm, Pett, Beyer, Schmidt, Fienuf, Letz Q m C :0 U U uh. 30 C '0 m N 3 so u- 0 I: They say +he food is good 0 and H19 speakers no+ +oo long- n- winded. and you ge+ excused '8 cu+s for field +rips in+o Chicago. U As you may have guessed, +he ..-. Commerce club is an oFF-shooi' as of He depari'menf of Business U Managemenf and Economics. You have +o be a junior or sen- N ior +0 acfually belong bu+ you .1: can ge+ in on Hue fun merely a by being in Hue deparfment L... 0 L1,- Page One Hundred forfyvfu'o 10:, n 3 N N 3 8i 0 y N Moennick, Steinbof, Gmmidc, Claudon, Hdrtmeiiter, Brawn, Katur, Hm'tig, 3 Rowke, Andaman, Flotou', Sdzmea'ar ro- Hoffman, Galen, Roleng, Lindberg, Snlzmidt, VValJOn, R. W'alzlwlzmirlf, Ogl- sclzlaggr O m .10 re 3 Q... 0.: N -I m V! .1... . . m Torn befween +he hosplfallfy oHered by Dr. Lindberg and +he a invifa'rions exfended by Sigma 0 Del+a Chi fra+erni+y. +he mem- C bers of +he Educafion club m fliHed from one place +0 +he ofher for +heir meefings. The- T orefically. flue club includes all 0 s+uden+s inferesl'ed in educa- U! +ion in general. bu+ usually +he '0 only ones who bo+her are +hose - seeking a feaching licence. 3:- r1- y Page One Hundred forty-three Pagp S aganists, the Lawyer .1. 6rd: 3 perermna their .1 . r ratatiOs m if chronEc For 011? Humlrwi lnrtyrfnur Kaufmam, Cgmler, Rudzr, Acszfzrmxen, Bcelme, OJa'aM H. meinng, Gawain Frizzrcxter, Sief'ilzg, Law'ifzelz, 11413712., T. IWIWEW, Bmdi, Erirkrwz, Ciet'ielxki, HoeXije, SUMMIT Fleck, A. MiHer, C0013 Wioffer, Behem, Srbu'yn, AirdzzzMQ lezMzar, F. Mingz', R5172, Sdzerf The Engineering sociefy is not as you may have mis+aken- Iy assumed, ius+ one of +hose +hings. Besides holding ban- quei's and invifing gues+ speak- ers. H19 group geis in an ex- fensive Field +rip and publishes mon+hly +he I'VU Engineer. recording alumni news. nofes on fine depar+men+s. problems of in+eres+ +o +he members. And +hey say +he en+ire engi- neering factu fakes an ac+ive in+eres+ in +he sociefy. JOj Q: , O 'W O; ,.,. O '1 K Befween +he dark and +he I daylighf on +wo Sundays a O monfh +here assembles in +he .1 Immanuel Parish Hall a group 3: known as Gamma DeHa. A chap+er of +he Nafional Asso- .... cia+ion of Lufheran S+uden+s, H 3 embraces a +hree-fold program of faifh. food. $un. A number r? of delegafes aHended +he con- : venfion of +he S+uden+ league N held in Kansas Ci+y Ias+ fall. N n. Lwtz, Gamfer, HIMIMI', Markemeu, Iszx, RHNH', Ullgrrxdt, Helzrdler .- . .E. Kremmalm, 1,7512, Dietrirlz, szrarl, Koeuizlgez', Carla, ROIEZ, Marten, Krzzegef, H Seabed, IWMHEI', Ham; VVdeXer, anin, Srbmedgr, Dada, Zimmerman, Gown, Hoffmwz, Oehrhhzggr, W PEfBI'ItflI Bazafz, KLZHI'Q , Huh, Riffmuelkz', PUTA'J', Meyer Q m C'- C :3 n O U DJ :3 L0 Palm One Hundred forty-m'c One of +he oldesf clubs on +he campus. +he Pharmaceufical associa+ion has been in exis+- ence for almosf a quarfer of a cen+ury and hasn'f fizzed ou+ yet An annual banquet pic- nic, field +rip. add zes+ +0 +he club's acfivifies. Oufside speak- ers are engaged who can speak from a behind +he coun+er viewpoint Tctzhzjf, Banger, Zimmtrmmz, Burkm, Salm'amlf, Cone, Sa'iXmH RatlzareU, Hawker, P1171313, Bray, Gunilla, Lidimh, PiNmer-V, Morgan, PUH'M'K, an'Hzry, AMA'XMI, Rina, Dark, $21150, LVMH, Lerierer, Rnedel, Huffman , Pomeroy Tia, Lofgl'eu, Salzzmmw, Sfrlmbig, ,4 igHo, Krogb, Hat'ume Lieu 7770531; Hood, Gz'urff, Bnrgmau, IWI'Um', Pomtx, Rube, Browiak id,those who dkhft,pledge Kappa Pm niHng those who I I O FOE L Paw: One Hundred forty-sir Roremlzrzl, Clzrixmpber, Raelmu, IT'umdL Gabi, VValmn, Galen Kme, Srlzctz'eXIm-r, Meyer, OelmMuger, Berry, Brazzer Brain +rus+ers of Valparaiso are cliqued foge+her in Pi Gamma Mu, na+ional honorary social science frafernify. AHer arriving 61' a B average and +aking Hue inifiafory +hird de- gree. +he member becomes one of H19 elec+ who can discuss cuH'ural +opics and enjoy +he varied menus prepared by fac- uH'y wives. Occasionally some- one serves an ice box cake and calls H a day. Jno Buowg s;39;u03 lennlna Sugqan94sa 103 EU! s;en;33lla Page One Hundred forty sewn J r L l m This augusf body has achieved Q9 fhaf air +hrough hibernai'ion .E and senili+y. As if if were nof m bad enough +0 be comple+ely C immersed in +or+s and cases for LLJ class prepara+ion. +his group holds meefings ou+side of class N and Iisfens +0 speeches by prac- fE +icing aH'orneys. mx 4.! m i: O CO r0 -2J Zillllllt'l'llldll, Karz', KXeiuLszizXf, 81szng Meyer, DI'thctiM'i, Ragholl, SXar'iliLrK'i, Bugger, Mark; NIILU, Kuglei', Dede, SmaHdK', Heim, SfrurK', Stggmu BMW, Bazlemrzzb, Nrbrillg, Pepsi, SMHMIMEW, Fred, l,idlfLrI-ml, Howr- lzahez', Krutgm', Lam, Iiommvzrbilw, Nleihu'm, Bommr, Kz'dmfieu, HiIIZ, VVoXe .on, 'l'zIyXM', Berry, Cbrmrmmki, Baum, AHXIIMIX, MM'LHHA Raid; of their perennial an ? L LL L , MM; Aw ; IV, A j 1 'tarlon H'fl chronic FOF Page 011:: Hundred furlyrmyht Pleased bu+ embarrassed. our Honor s+uden+s have 6+ Ias+ af- +ained recognifion. Wifh an in+rica+e eIIgibilHy sysfem which expec+s more of a s+uden+ as he advances from year +0 year. +his group verifies +he old prin- ciple of +he higher +he fewer. The usual murmurs of apprecia- +ion a+ +he annual honor con- voca+ion were +he only reward. ou+side of vir+ue. for +heir year's endeavor. Gondl, Frim'l'e, Srbruwrh, 'I'mvex, Roedel, Radian, Rafgil'e, Grief, Riz'XIIlIrNI, 511mm, Srlzerf Link, FzzM, KIIJJ, flaky, Giawking, Berfmm, Pafzzgeorge, W'aerXmX-z, Pldm, AHeH, C0116? Odjrkhzgm', Cam, mez, Pzzrl'x, Ruez'Hw, Azzmrge, 1'. Hdm, Kw; AMXHUIHI, K mIm uogwjnpa ue 3,28 04 aoeld 9 $9M aBanoo anoq; OHM qu 3L1; 10:1 Punr 011v Ilunrhwl furtyrnirze l'ayv Um! Ilumlrml jiffy Na 11th Ellt lero Time was when +he mosf wel- come sound in Valpo was +he hiss- ing of an ac+ive radiafor. Pro- phe+s who for years had predic+ed a long. hard win+er and a whi+e Chrisfmas were proved righ+ as +he sub-zero blas+ moved in and seH'Ied down for a long sfay. The I936 cold monopolized conversa- +ion and asserfed i+self in every funcfion of daily life. Dr. Umbach quofed Snow- bound. Fashion-minded coeds cas+ pride +0 +he biH'er winds and. doFFing +rim pumps. donned +hick high-+op shoes and unbecoming wod socks. Mr. Rogers wound a scarf around his blonde curls and se+ his ha'r on +op. while Mr. Ham- margren looked Iike fhe lasf vic- +im of +he guillo+ine in a bloody red s+ocking cap which covered him from +he neck up. Bi Galen froze his sheII-Iike ears and +he nexf week Woolworfhs sold a bumper crop of ear muffs. Rober+a Haller had an ow 'For every forced landing. The Kips weni' unwashed for days. Laundry kifs were s+uFFed wifh damp hankies. Over - worked chimneys claimed +he immedia+e a++en+ion of +he fire deparfment Ten people were reporfed shof for asking. Is H' cold enough for you? And +hen one day someone dis- covered wafer where +here had been ice. A shouf wenf up among +he people. The greaf +haw had begun. UH Su n 9 Some among fhe s+uden+ body have received fhe crowd's applause; ofhers have been satisfied wi+h +he knowledge of a good job well done. Seeking ou+ Valpo's shrinking violefs, +he Uhlan presents +his collecfion of unsung heroes. Described by Miss Dvorak as mosf valuable member of +he orches+ra. Paul Egli moves chairs. carries racks. is responsible for fechnical de+ail in orches+ral work. Succeeding where ofhers had failed. Paul Wach- holz. head of +he sophomore enforcemenf commif- +ee. led a movemenf +0 mifiga+e hazing ac+ivi+ies. Biooming from a dry bud info one of our mosf charming campus personalifies. Roberi'a Haller has been named mos+ valuable and faithful choir mem- ber by Mr. Schweppe. Carl Koss. aIl-around a+hle+e. is also aIi-around honor s+uden+ among Hie musclemen. His is he unusual accomplishmen+ of acquiring class honors and a Varsify leHer in +he same year. Power upon +he +hrone in +his year's IFC was Louis Lichfsinn. No. I debaier, guiding force of +he new rush rules enforced by IFC during +he hec+ic mon+l1 of men's rushing. Elecfed by a pluralify of fhree vofes. Shorty Grimmer as SC Jtreasurer has resis+ed lobbying. balanced his books, +hus iusfifying his public's con- fidence. Once Uhlan business manager. +wice IFC repre- senfafive. Oliver Eggers as chairman of +he Indiana Junior Bar associafion has con+inued +0 serve wi+h quief efficiency. Frank Fierke's s+age appearances for +hree years were largely made affer +he cur+ain had come down. Graduafing from Hue posi+ion of fla'r-moving scene shiHer. he was +his year elecfed +0 +he sfrafe- gic posifion of business manager for +he Players. I'ugu' 071v IIIHIIIIWI fifllllrfll'll As Linda in Ias+ year's Holiday. Cassandra in +his year's Three Taps a+ Twelve. Bebe Fienup has been rewarded for faifhful in+eres+ in drama- +ics by being +wice cas+ as +he lead. In a recen+ and unmeri+ed obscuri+y, Walfer Chrisfopher con+inues in his six+h year here +0 serve SC, +his +ime as chairman of a highly suc- cessful Iec+ure-en+er+ainmen+ commiH'ee. If Valpo has a +ypical s+uden+ if mus+ be Helen Oelschlager. For four consisfen'l' years she has been fops in scholach achievemen+ and effort Roufine acfivifies. which may be defined as all +he dirfy odd jobs nobody wan+s. have been Luella Ansorge's Io+ on +he Uhlan s+aFF. This was her second year in clean-up posifion. Ca+apul+ed in+o +he Chem club presidency by +he resignafion of Lenard Go+sch, Dan Manka. honor s+uden+, research chemist pu+ on a banquef which demonsfra+ed +he occasional value of a vice president was re-elec+ed second semes+er. Red Olsen. assisfanf Uhlan phofographer. fook off a few days af +he end of hrs+ semesfer from classes, exams. +erm papers; se+ a record of 48 picfures in eigh+ hours; kepf +he edi+orial s+aff vir+ually sane. Seldom has one person included so varied a schedule of ex+ra-curricular ac+ivi+ies, received so IiH'Ie credit as has Shor+y Lu+zke. Sfage manager of +he Players, foo+ball managerI ac+or. iournalisf. pho+ographer, Lufzke is our nomina+ion for +his year's ou+s+anding unsung hero. Almosf single-handed. Wilbur Schmidf anony- mously brough+ order ou+ of +he chaos of +he IFC win+er dance. made +he func+ion worfhy of +he sponsoring groups ffeioes Pun 0111' llmulrml fiflyrlhrre neg 7!:th Page IMP IIunrlrwl ftffy-faur Opening gun in SC's lac+ure and enferfainmen+ series was mild- mannered. fafherly sculpfor Lora- do Taft Au+hor and propagan- disf for in+eres+ in sculpfure. Taff broughf fo his Iec'rure a weaH'h of experience and anecdo+e. Crusading pacifisf Gerald P. NyeI disfinguished young Nor+h Dakofa senafor, livened our lec+ure series wi+h a discussion of +he muniHons scandals which his spec- ial senaforial inves+iga+ing com- miHee bared. Popular Lu+heran leader, execu- +ive secrefary of +he ln+erna+ional WaH'her League, Prof. O. P. Kre+z- mann brough'r +0 our chapel pro- gram series several inspirafional addresses on modern problems of +he Chrisfian. This year's Honor Convocafion heard John Dale Russell. U. of Chi- cago au+hori+y on college adminis- h'a'l'ion. Russell was on +he board invifed here several years ago by +he adminisfrafion for cons+ruc+ive cri+icism. Dr. Ralph C. Eades, Valparaiso physician, addressed +he Biology club +his year. His has been a brief buf varied career as repor- +er, Chaufauqua performer, feach- er, pasfor. doc+or, afhlefic official. He is 35. Town-gown banque+eers heard as principal speaker of +he evening Coach Lynn Waldorf. cenfer. Norfhwesi'ern universi+y foo+bali coach. Younges+ a+hle+ic direcfor in +he big fen. Waldorf has also acquired a repu+a+ion as adminis- +ra+or. Hys+erical European press no- +ices were proved no+ far wrong when Edward Rechlin played here by benefif of +he universi'ry. Nofed as an in+erpre+er of Bach. Rechlin co-s+arred wifh +he Universi+y choir in a compie+ely safisfaci'ory enferfainment Typical of many of +he guesf speakers heard here, C. O. Pauley. ins+ruc+or in Valparaiso high schoolI addressed our Chemis+ry club. Thoroughly conversanf wi+h his field. Pauley has degrees from Marion Normal. Indiana S+a+e. Chicago. H 0 air 5 e-voiced. much-+0u+ed plafform s+ar Hugh S. Johnson. formerly connec+ed wi+h NRA. spoke here on +he spur of +he momenf when an earlier engage- menf was cancelled. The larges+ crowd af any function +his year applauded his sallies. N. S. Amsyfufz. Wirephofo inven- +or. +elevision s+uden+. fellow of +he English Royal Socie+y of Arfs. phofo-engraving expert has been kind enough +0 address several clubs +hrough +he course of +he year. His home is in Valparaiso. Hana Reheat Page Our Ilunrlrwi fMlyrfhv: l'ugn' hm Ilumlrwl jilllurs-Lr g7 .142 , gm Hvizuj Ml? lull LLHEI: Some+imes for credit some+imes no+, sfudenfs in labs cu+ up rabbi+s, seek fype lice, blow up chemicals. show +heir in+eresf by performing +he kind of du+ies +hey hope a waifing world will expecf of fhem. Conven+ional opporfunifies for slicing gory cadaversl making slides of +he skins of onions or foe- +al pigs, diagnosing hens +ha+ won'+ lay. are offered by +he Biol- ogy deparfmenf. The geomorph. unique physio- graphic model of land and wafer forms. was buiH' at a cosf of $l0,000 wifh +he coopera+ion of several generafions of Geology 5'. Deriving benefifs beyond +he layman's comprehension, Engineers crush cemen'r, repea'l'edly survey +he cify. weld +oge+her peculiar masses of me+al. genera+e elec- +rici+y, make paper weighs. A succession of small fires and explosions have nof daun+ed +he research spiri+ of our chemis+s, who confinue +0 mix eviI-smelling con- coc+ions in +he Hme-honored +ra- difion. To a waifing world on Thursday -and occasionally on Friday is presen+ed +he Torchl weekly worry of ifs edi+or. labora+ory proiecf for iournalis+-minded s+uden+s. In response +0 +he queryl How do you was+e your +ime-ou+side of classes? Uhlan s+a+is+icians learned +ha+ +he vas+ maiori+y of collegians sleep. Second +0 sleep- ing was affendance a+ movies and SigsiHing. Several girls admiHed +ha+ +heir favorife recreafion was having spreads in +heir rooms. while boys confessed +0 playing games wi+h cards and +hings. Sfu- den+ Bridge of several +ypes was variously enjoyed. Some young huskiese used +he driven snow Which +hings are supposed 10 be as pure aQ for skiing.' WH'h +he balmy spring days came bicycling and roller- ska+ing. The former developed info qui+e a fraffic when Moon Mullin puf H on a paying basis. ther people iusf sat Bull ses- sions and gab fes+s were singularly popular. occurring at any hour of day or night There was a choir frip and +he songsfers spen+ con- siderable +ime geHing bus-bushed. Five sfudenfs confessed wifh blush- es +ha+ +heir correspondence iook all +heir spare fime. And. of course, +here were +he Freshmen who became bro+hers and sisfers in Greek le++er groups and felf +ha+ +heir parficular or- ganiza+ion was en+i+led +0 +heir af- fenfion every waking moment Happy and hecfic. +he year wen+ by. Page One llumlrwd Nflyrmwrn IhLKA, R My Paylr' 0w llmulwri ,rijfllwvi'yli! saw: Earl F. Reinke has been in+er- esfed primarily in publica+ions and dramafic work. serving as edi- +or of Ias+ year's Uhlan. presideni of Alpha Psi Omega. this year's newly formed Universify Players. He was named in Who's Who in American Colleges. The poli+ical frend of Dan Gahl's mind was indica+ed by his elecfion Iasf year +0 SC, +his year +0 +he presidency of +he College of Lib- eral Arfs. AH'hough Hie fad was careiully suppressed as being indicative of a dangerous precedent Melba Ahibrand was Iasf year vofed mosf popular girl. This year she was Uhlan Iiferary edifor. Torch col: umnisf. Kenne+h Wunsch. chosen Iasf year as one of our l5 ou+s+anding campusmen. grew gray +his year as Torch edifor. He is a member of fwo honorary frafernifies; Iofa Sigma, Pi Gamma Mu. Honor s+uden+ in law and men- +ioned in Who's Who. Arihur Raelson has also served as SC represen+a+ive. guiding Iigh+ in Pi; Gamma Mu. Presiden+ of fhe Law- yer's association. This year's secrefary of SC. Lois Brauer has busied herself as a member of H19 Uhlan sfaff. Torch columnist and presidenf of +he AHruria Dormifory associafion. Presidenl H135 year of SC was Lenard Gofsch. Chem major. Two years a member of Alpha Psi Omega and +he Men's Glee Club. he was men+ioned in Who's Who. has mainfained scholarship honors for +hree years. Marilou Schroeder. presidenl' +his year of lSC. was also vice- presiden+ of +he senior class. For four years she has been acfive in WAA. Darrel Kauh. only independenl' here cifed, is a sophomore. A conscienfious and +horough ar+is+. he is Concer+mas+er of He Uni- versify Orches+ra. Presiden'r of Alpha Xi. VieHa SchroederI popular iunior. has also been an ac+ive member of WAA. lndefinifely we mighf lisf offices held by Norma Kroehnke. Suffice if +0 men+ion +ha+ she is SC vice- presidenl'. senior class secrefary. secre+ary-+reasurer of Commerce club. Phol'ographer +0 +hree Uhlans. Paul Plehn was also a member of choir. secrefary-freasurer of He Chemisfry clubs Muscleman Willie Karr. called by a rival college paper. Valpo's one man foo+ball feam, was vofed mos+ popular underclassman las+ year. c S Page Our: IIuanrrd fifly-m'ne I'iwr Ollc Illllllll'L'll Silly Eniering +he Universily library. among +he firs+ +hings no+iced by +he visi+or is +he l3 volume Oxford English Dic+ion- ary, a monumenf +0 scholarship. in+ellec- fual curiosify. hard work. Volunfary confribufions by campus groups resulted in +he placing of +his collecfion as a fiHing fribu're +0 one who was above all +hings scholarly and hard working. On Sepfember l8. I935, Dea+h came. as if mus+ +0 all men. +0 A. C. Harfung. professor of EnglishI in his +hir+y-+hird year. Coming +0 Valparaiso wi+h an enviable record in his profession. Mr. Har+ung enjoyed during his four years here a deserved popularify wi+h s+u- den+s and facully alike. En rou+e fo Oxford on sabbafical leave. Mr. Harfung was s+ricken by hear+ disease ius+ a few hours ou+ from New York. lnfending +0 confinue his s+udies of +he senfimenfal novel. he had leH his home in Roches+er. New York' happy and excifed a+ +he scholasfic oppor- funify opening befbre him. Jus+ a few hours before his deafh, he had wriHen +0 an official here: . . . of course you know my +hough+s will be wifh you. Already I am homesick for my classes and my own liHle apar+men+. If a+ any +ime +here is anyihing I can do for +he Universi+y . . . please don'+ hesi+a+e +0 le+ me know.'I ' His fairness. his careful prepara+ion. his +horough scholarship, had won for him +he respecf and admira'lion of his s+uden+s. His was a personalil'y full of vifalify, of en+husiasm, of deligh+ in small things. Lil'erafure is life. he said. and from +he dull prinl'ed page he brough+ +0 life for his classes +he greaf +hough+s of grea+ men. Frankness, a pungen+ wi+, a brillianf mindel'hese he brough+ +0 his work. in addifion +0 good background and conscienfious efforls +0 give his sl'udenfs an appreciafion for all +he varied facel's of li+er- +ure which broughf him inspira+ion. In witness +0 his abili+y and popularify. his fellow members in Pi Gamma Mu. na+ional honorary social science fra+ernify. began +he campus-wide subscrip+ion +0 place a suifable memorial in our library. The Oxford Dic+ionary is +ha+ memorial. Mr. Harl'ung would have liked +ha+. a THEY. ELUCIDATE ARCHIVES VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY J. C. Denney Co. Growing famous for crowding +he cus+omer's dollar fuII of value! Hotel Lembke Valparaiso. 7ndiana 9 Fireproof-European Plan Garage in Conneci'ion Telephone 350 mceo'zmiclz 'Tfutnisltings The Shanty N'JM-uw R'R'iigirml-h; and Huurlvfaish p-K'Hjn Sugrrwfiw Going s+ronger +han ever. A Ackenhausen, MiIfon, 2 Kenmore Court Pekin. Hlinois Adams. Helenrae. 809 La Fade, Valparaiso. Indiana AHbrand. Melba. 7I8 S. 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Louis, 258 Lincolnway, VaIparaiso Gauss, Marion, 8l00 LaSalle Blvd., Defroif. Michigan Gensler, Edwin, R. 3l Monroe, Michigan The Quality Dress PRINTINES of +he beHer sor+ Phone 43 24 Norfh Washington St. Valparaiso Valparaiso Dlumbine Co. . PIumbing-Hea+ing Refrigera+ion Phone 25 2I0 Lincolynway, Valparaiso. Indiana DarrWs Royal Blue Quality Grocery and Market 469 Sou+h College Ave. Valparaiso, Indiana Sievers Drug Company 71w l?cmzu gt; 1.; Fine Candies-Toile+ Ar+icles-Dennison Goods-Wall Paper-Pain+s Vicfor R. C. A. Radios4Vic+r6Ias-Records Visif Our Soda Founfain SIIIEBQYCSAN you have a aafeu , j E . , r 5;; for a real vaca+ion- W , CRLEN Ely N7? in nor+hwes+ Wisconsin! STU RGECJ N IEAY; H72 ; ' ana while Vow mew. be sure +0 visif +he nearesf H. C. Prange Co. s+ore. We'll be glad +0 see you! xx And gladly woide he terms. and qiadly ?eche. H. pnoHrey Chaucm; Wi+h +he complimen+s of The Letz Manufacturing Co. CROWN POINT, INDIANA wClover Leaf Dairy, Inc. i , High Grade Pasieurized MiWEHd Cream Phone 52 403 Brown Sfreef Valparaiso. Ind. Gieseke, Fred, 4I6 S. Sfafe Road. Arlingion Heighfs. Illinois Gieseking. Dorofhea, I238 Harvard. Grosse Pfe. Park, Michigan Glaess. AHred, 50l Marengo Avenue. Fores'r Park. Illinois Goefhke, Lawrence, 2I8 I0+h Sfreei, Baraboo. Wisconsin Goefz. Howard. 2522 N. Avers Ave., Chicago. Illinois Go+sch. Lenard. 6l5 Marion Sheet Oak Park. Illinois Graul. Walfer, 2905 Cherokee Sheet Sf. Louis. Missouri Green, Kenne+h. 50! Easf Ninfh Sfreef. Michi- gan Cify, Indiana Griep, Ar+hur, 304 E. North Sheet Cadillac, Michigan Grigg. Mae. 5028 Seneca. Dehoif, Michigan Grimmer. Roland. I442 50. 8+h Sheet She- boygan. Wisconsin Grosnick. Waldemar. 400 N. 5H1 Sheet Wa+er- fown, Wisconsin Grosz, Rosaline, Sibley. Illinois Grueff, Phyllis. 4I6V2 W. Main Sheet Merrill. Wisconsin Gunder. Ross. R. R. 2. Valparaiso, Indiana GuHilla. Paf. 1309 Cleveland Ave.. Chicago. IIlinois H Hahn. 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Vicior. 78I3 BurneHe. Defroit Michi- gan Hi . Edwina. 849 JeFFerson Avenue. Brooklyn, New York Hinz. Arfhur. 3068 Lymon Sfreef. Chicago. Illinois Hoecker. W. Richard. 2l62 W. IOIs+ Sheef, Cleveland. Ohio 5A i 'I N55 F All P a: y ewsplper or or+er l , L l k I l Coun You Never Guess When You Deal Wi+h Van Ness Valparaiso Indiana farmergs State Bank Valparaiso. Indiana Northwestern Indiana Telephone Co. Valparaiso Indiana Hoelfie. Fred. 7I8 Greenlawn. Peoria. Illinois Hoff, Dale, Chesferion, Indiana Hoffman. Edward, R. R. 4-, Valparaiso. Indiana Hoffman. Mariorie. P'easanhille, Ohio Hood. William. I848 Euclid Avenue, Chicago Heighfs. Illinois. Horning. Lois. Wana+ah. Indiana Householfer. Francis. 828 Windsor Avenue. Chicago. Illinois Hubbard. Alfred. 320 E. Tenfh Sfreei', Michigan Cify. Indiana Humphrey. Richard, 228 Elizabe+h Sfreef. Cal- umef CH'y. INinois J Jannasch. Clifford, R. R. Il Gary. Indiana Jensen. Sylvia BelIe. 760I Eberharf Avenue. Chicago, Illinois Johnson. 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