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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1942 volume:

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Pearl Harbor . . . finals a week after Christmas vacation . . . young men and the draft . . . the million-dollar drive . . . volunteers and enlistments . . . basketball . . . speeches at matins . . . no more deferments . . . buy defense bonds . . . school for twelve months of the year . . . things military gradually stole the thunder of academic life in an energetic middle-western university . . . the picture was hazy at first . . . full realization of a world at war came slowly . . .too slowly . . . but it came . . . 'what does all this mean?' was the emotion that came out of the restlessness and con- sciousness of world events . . . no one seemed to know' . . . but all knew that somehow, someday, it would touch their lives too. 444 Blue days zmdfair K Tradition Light and Shade i dm Allzletim Oitr heneoolent lezwgioers . . the wonionlv toiteh . the Jhope of thingy to eoine . . ot hoine with the Pilgrim . . twenty ininntee eoery etoy . to the glory of Goo' . . after foitr yeors . weekend of reoetry . . gridiron gioeliotorx The Cabinet Meets Every family must have someone who guides it, someone who believes in it. This someone in our university is the Board of Directors. They meet in the president's office every few months to discuss university policy and progress, to do what experience has shown them to be best for their large family. Always these men have been deeply interested in everything that happens at home This year they have enthusiastically put forward the now famous Five-Year Program, which means expansion for the university spiritually, scholastically, and physically. 18 PAUL F. AMLING . , REV. G. CHRISTIAN BARTH REV. E. T. BERNTHAL . VVILLIAM F. BOEGER, LLB. HENRY A. DAHLEN . . W. C. DIOKMEYER . . VVERNER DUENILING, M. D. HARRY A. EBERLINE . REV. O. A. GEISEMAN, S.T.D. . EDWARD W. JAEGER . H. F. LICHTSINN . . PROP. WALTER A. MAIER, Ph.D. E. W. MAIIQUARDT, M.D. REV. PAUL F. MILLER, LL.D ROBERT C. MOELLERINO, B.S. . JOHN A. SAUERMAN . CHARLES STAERRER FRED VVEHRENBERG . . Des Plaines, Illinois . Cincinnati, Ohio . Detroit, Michigan . . Chicago, Illinois South Orange, New Jersey . Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana . Detroit, Michigan . Oak Park, Illinois . Chicago, Illinois . Milwaukee, VViscOnsin St. Louis, Missouri . Elmhurst, Illinois Fort VVayne, Indiana . Fort VVayne, Indiana . Chicago, Illinois Shaker Heights, Ohio . . . . . Fort VVayne, Indiana ERNEST GALLMEYER,Chairman ofthe FiveYear Program. Fort VVayne,Indiana W. C. DICKMEYER JOHN A. SAUERMAN Prexidenl, L. U. fi. Tre1z.furfr, L. U. fi. F THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS serves in the capacity of father for the 552 A' university family, then the Wom.en's Guild keeps the household running smoothly i H with a mother's kind consideration. These women are always on the look-out for things which will make Valpo coeds as comfortable in school as they are at home. First came the new furniture in Altruria. Then after the book-nook was built, they began and continued to send books to fill the shelves. Now they have announced that a new girls' dormitory will be built in the future. Membership in the Valparaiso Women's Guild is growing. And with this growth in membership the organization as a whole has become immeasurably important in encouraging a genuine interest in the university. These women sincerely believe in their university family. They have an earnest desire to help make Valpo the home away from home. VLDZZVZ 766734 l4f6 ZLUZVZ . . . 9333 93 ? , 7-H:-P1-2 Qi xii? TTT 5523? ?5P?s,ef? b -l gif? N152 fc? mm! KE-o9f,L, va we Mu Qwxyfflgc, ii 5, .1 MQW CK Xxwp N ff ' iIfE? ' 5 mu X ' WA X Q1-+1 -fx X ' ff gulf! ,f S Ewawiinlff EE Minh-larzslf' M5355 KQV I RWE? if-E-E-QL I Yiwlnxlff 5 M 'Lig-izsigm-QQLQFLV-4 j QQ XS: g'+E . :Q X X Q if ,A a new library . eg QQ Axiwisvx X K H 41 ' ' FS S H 61' 'fm ggi ,SXq'QA??QWMf 'ffqfg X T ,T51I'i lf31'!- 2' C f m i Q Q HQ . ' 312 7 ig? ,ff,'1,' 3 womanas dormziory . . . ,fM A iz: f A f 'l X AA1LQQ.Q1..'i ,. ,. -U J... k'xA - -- 43 v 5-Lgulil' 'di' 'Il .f.l.-...hfs -1-5545-3gLQ.l -KX ,, fu, . . - rid... ,f f 1 f Q Wm P 1,1 ,V ,Uv C' TT7'NQQ3X,xw 1' a second campus 111 wi :ik 1lbj?k1111 IgjJ1l1l ff downfown Chzcago . . L PXX A 21 My .M fb, 4 'rff-yw....f.4f :1 an ,.., nfl., ,- '-F:Qff'f. ns.,-ff? f 72Xr325k'P ' ,5',,.f:. 2 :1,. A Zi? -. WV . -4- Ng Iwi ,. .-:gl-:1f2? 5 t ,:' f.2.,ga.' 1,51 . ,QA -L-:f - 1. A-Qig: D: 9, ,. A... M QQ is if-X4 , 4 f' et sm W vs A wfww M-ff - QM? Qwifgxwg Q? :az 9... .,., .,, 4 , mv .Ng , 'V f , f QM.-, 7,1 Wt. 1 4 ,Mg . . 4. , , c. ' ggi, n Ak f , i 1 1 Y ,,. ,i, 1 The Freylinien nieet HO. P. eine! find that their president if extremely engaging and friendbf 23 SEQ Maiins HE WHOLE CHAPEL ATMOSPHERE has been transformed, from attendance to the liturgy. New draperies of deep red velvet on the platform and at the Windows and also the special panel in the back have graced the auditorium with a dignified appearance. Constance Bruegmann, Marlise Zink, and Charles Kern, chapel organists, have added much to the beauty of the service, and the singing of the chapel choir has enriched the Worship. The many professors who have spoken from the lectern have put forward ideas on a variety of subjects. Each is an authority in his fieldg each has the same profound interest in the universityg and each has the same underlying principle of faith. Dr. Kretzmann's talks, giving encouragement and inspiration to students and faculty alike, are one of the fine things about chapel. He has enviable gifts, perfect presentation commanding immediate attention, and an apt feeling for words. But more important than either of these, his message is always vital and warm with Words of faith. 5 1 2' 92 1 ffl ru' Q 0 Yi 1:5 l -gig--. be lurh is in Zlais holy templz . . img, 2 filet all the earth keep snlznuz hsfure ilaim The 0j5ee1'5 Ieezve behind a reeorei of ezchievemenf. nior Class of19 1--q - 45-A The man gf rzjczin . . It was a little hard to realize at first . . . they expected to sing their last Hail to the Brown and Goldn in June just like any other senior class . . . but it came . . . several of them said goodbye to senior cords in favor of khaki already in October . . . then a few more . . . by mid-term many familiar faces had answered the call . . . graduation was changed to May . . . they knew then that war could touch even far-away things and far-away lives . . 30 Some have captained football teams . some have discovered student bridge . . . some have graded papers. . .some have been practicing how to teach . . . some have waited tables . . . some have made the choir trips . . . some have rated Wh0'5 Who . . some have emoted behind footlights . some have attended too many meetings . . and some even got an education . . . the busier! girl SENIORS ANNETTA AMLING MARGARET ANDERSON ARNOLD BARTH ALICE BECKER MILDRED BENES IMELDA BINNEBOESE LEONARD BLATZ EUGENE BRAUER SENIORS CONSTANCE BRUEGMANN HELEN BURKHART DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN WILMA FRANKE GERALDINE FREYER WARREN GOETZ MARY JEAN GEREWE HELEN GROSNICK DOROTHY GRUHL RUTH HAMM HAROLD HELBLING HHHLA HEMPEL IUNEROSE HERBEL WILBUR HOFFMAN CAMPBELL HOLT LYDIA JONES SENIORS Y m U C9 XIX .-5 Q13-'19 EDWARD KOEHNEKE DGROTHY KUMNICK ALFRED LOOMAN NORMA MAST HELEN MEYER ARLO MUELLER FREDERICK MUELLER ARLENE PLUNKETT SENIORS SENIORS WILLIAM RADDATZ HENRIETTA RECI-ILIN HAROLD RISSMAN LEONARD RITZMANN MILDRED ROLPI-I RAYMOND SCI-IERER GEORGIA SIMMONS ELMER SIMON 1 -,'. 1 ' li: 5 .. ? . ,f . .f,A4m,:7x, 7 .4, A . ,,25.Z-1212421 ia-L54 2? 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N-Hhs EVERETT SISSQN JANET STEBEN ADA STOKES JOHN STRIETELIVIEIEIR VIRGINIA VOGEL HANS WAGNER RICHARD WIENHORST VIOLA WREDE SENIORS SENIORS CASMIRA WROBEL X 4 5 ' vflfff MARLISE ZINK SENIOR HONORS Ojicem fyf flze Senior C!a.r.r: ARNOLD BARTH, President EUGENE BRAUER, Vice-President NORMA MAST, Secretary GERRY FREYER, Treasurer l74zQmmif0 Senion in 'Who's Who' ALICE BECKER CONSTANCE BRUEGMANN GERALDINE FREYER VVARREN GOETZ ALFRED LOOMAN LEONARD RITZMANN JANET STEBEN 1 JOHN STRIETELMEIER RICHARD WIENHORST MARLISE ZINK Mr. Senior, AMB 1942 Valparaiso University SENIOR DOMINIC FARINA JOE FUZY LOREEN GASE WILLIAM JENSEN FRED KUSCI-I JOHN MCGINNIS ALTON MEYER VERNER RAILSON JOHN RUGE LAWYERS Snow queem in October HOMECOMING Homecoming . . . everybody in a whirl of excitement, freshmen, professors, alumni, everybody homecoming, a two-day kaleidiscope of college life . . . bands . . . a bonfire . . . a mile-long parade . . . new faces, old faces, happy faces . . . brown and gold on every lamp post . . . welcome banners across Lincolnway . . . sorority and fraternity houses fesltooned like something from a Hollywood opening . . . sabotage at the freshman bonfire, but a happy ending . . . tattered knights of the road turn College Avenue into a hobo jungle . . . the long beards at the Premier . . . the football team's leg art . . . the mad rush to finish that float in time for the parade . . . Lindeman, senior president a long time ago . . . couples pouring in from Hoboken to Hobart . . . the biggest parade since Armistice day in 1918 . . . President O, P. in a Lincoln . . . the congestion at Brown Field . . . low flying airplanes . . . football on the fifty yard line . . . the revelry at half time . . . the revelry after the battle . . . the revelry that night . . . everybody in a whirl of excitement . . . Homecoming . . 40 Hawk! Hawk! ihe dogx do bark, The beggars are coming fo Iown Some in mgf, and some in tags, And some in velvet gowns. MARIE REGINA :A rm f --Q ,., Y Wg COACH ..... Victor Dauer STUDENT ASSISTANTS John McGinnis Bill Nowak CAPTAINS . . Arnold Barth Fritz Mueller 43 Coach Dauer, Valparaiso's new head coach, has had nine years of coaching experience in various schools throughout the state. A former captain of Indiana U's varsity football team, he is a fine combination of athlete- scholar, with a master's degree in Education. Dauer graduated from Indiana with distinction, in 1932, where as Well as playing football, he was a varsity basketball forward. ARNOLD BARTH FRITZ MUELLER, All-state mention All-state 2nd team of the United Press of the Associated Press ARLO MUELLER HAROLD RISSM.AN BOB REHLING BILL SABLOTNY GEORGE REINKER BOB FRENZ The past season witnessed the introduction of two new coaches on the campus. Coaches Dauer and Ellis worked together in football under unusual conditions: two new coaches, only a handful of Varsity lettermen . . . this first year after abolishing the freshmen rule saw the development of '45 men into potential danger on the football field . . . Victory was snatched out of the hands of the Brown Field boys by split seconds in too many games . . . opener of the season with Capital a 13-14 moral victory for Valpo . . . Hank Miller's lucky 7-6 . . . lV1anchester's normal margin of Victory . . . Indiana State's 42-0 housecleaning . . . our three unscored touchdowns against Luther's six points . . . a 33-0 trouncing from Ball State . . . a 14-13 upset at River Forest's Concordia . . . half a ball game with St. Joe before they cut loose. The captains, good work was recognized by both the United and Associated Press . . - . at the football banquet the team elected Bob Rehling captain of the 1942 Valpo football team . . . In January the Rotary Club of Valparaiso gave a dinner for the university's gridiron gladiators. Exhibition by the aoczclzesv. BOB SCHULTZ MIKE KRUCK CLYDE Gizoss JACK IRMSCHER AL MIl,LER LUKE PIOLZHAUER JIM MERICLE PAUL STUCKERT 45 -QR .-L ' mvxiif' If, ..,. They also Jerve CHUCK EADES GODFREX' HEINECKE VVALLY HANSON BOB RHODE JERRY HINRICHS CHUCK ROWE - 1 yr r ,pf . :VH 1 SKEETS HOOVER ERIC REINBOLD AL KOENIG BOB' MUCKLER HERB REHXKVOLDT BILL VVUCHNER Wd!! fe!! the whole wide worfd DICK REINRING DON ICUPKE BILL MURPHX' BILL REHWINKLE HARI,EY VVOYHAN EUGENE GADE VVALTER HESSE 47 Now Zixlen, guyf 48 Wionie heads the Brown Field Philharmonic QM QSM 1. li i ,. Q 1 Since 1776 congenial spirits in colleges all over the country have been forming sororities and fraternities. Of course, Valpo's organiza- tions are still comparatively young, but their loyalties and purposes are still fundamentally the same as in the days of the Revolution. Every organized student on the campus knows Well how to play the mad game of rush- ing. Every fraternity and sorority member seems to know instinctively which rushee will be congenial and therefore happy with his group. After the final vote is taken the rushee becomes the pledge, and learns how to take it . At last comes formal initiation into the organization, and the pledge becomes an active, devoted to the preservation of the Greek letter. SO F 51 Alpha Phi Delia NIARLISE ZINK, P7'6.fiIZI677l JANET STEBEN GEORGl.A SIMMONS JUI,lI,A HEAIPEI., DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN NIILDRED ROLPH DOROTHXJ KUNINICK GRACE NEHRINO NORMA CHRISTENSEN NIARIAN KLUO VERA SCHAFER ANNE ZINI4 SPRINGSTEEN JEANNE STINCHFIELD DORO'I'HEA KATH KATHRYNE EBEL BETTY JAEBKER LEAH NEUENDORF IRENE TILTON HARRIET ALBRECHT LoIs ALTHOFF MARIE EBEI, MARJORIE ENGLEBRECHT GLENDORA FESSER HILDA FIEHLER ESTHER FOELBER LIZ FOXNVORTHY BETTY JANE GAISER DOROTHY GIESLER RUTH ANN HAUTER ROBERTA IHDE HELEN KANDT BETTY KELLEY EVELYN KIEFER DORIS KLUG JEAN NIENHUSER NEDRA OLSEN TALITHA PASCAI, LILLIAN PETERS RUTH PLINRE HELENE PRINCE ALICE REIDENBACH BETTY ANNE ROHDE MARIAN SCHWERMAN JOANNE TROST VIRGINIA ZAPH CHARLOTTE ZUCKER BETTY ANNE SILLIMAN CA ROLYN SCHU LTZ 508 East Lincoln Way 52 FOUNDED 1917 My nm4.,,,11,w 4145? . ,,.., Wfffvntiwag, m ga 0' -, V1 ., '- wr Alpha Xi Epsilon 503 EAST LINCOLNWAY CONSTANOE BRUEGMANN, Pres., If! Sem. GERALDINE FREYER, Pres., End Sem. MARGARET SELLE HELEN SCHAEFER DOROTHY GRUHL MARIAN DOBBRATZ LOREEN GASE LEE JANE OESTERLEY HELEN BURKHART LOIDE NOACK RUTH TRIER VIOLA WREDE MARY DIEHL MILDRED TORGLER BILEA JOHNSON PAULINE VOSSLER CONSTANCE KAUFMANN DOROTHY GERLACH ELEANOR WACHHOLZ VENITA MCCUTCHEON JUNEROSE HERBEL ADELE PASKINS BETTYMAE KINDBERG CHARLOTTE KNIEF GALIAN YOUNT BARBARA KRIETENSTEIN MARTHA BERRY FRIEDA MUELLER PHYLLIS SCHWULST LYDIA FROSCH MARJORIE SPECKARD FOUNDED 1919 , fi' , w yzw. - 1.2 Gamma Phi XVILRIA FRANKE, Pres., ix! Sem. A 3, HELENE GROSNICK, Prex., 2nd Sem. ' BARBARA BERNTHAL CHARLOTTE BOELTER THERESA BRADFIELD DoLoREs BUSSE LILLIAN BUSSIAN VIRGINIA DETTMAN AUDREY GEBHARD'F RUTH HAMM JOAN HARA'FINE CAROLYN KUHLMANN LYDIA MEINZEN HELEN MEYER MARIE MIGGE ARLENE PLUNKETT BETTY SONNEMANN NORMA BAUMEISTER ALICE BECRER BETTY BOYE NORMA BUSSE MARIE FRANKE EILEEN GEBHARDT HILDEGARDE HERFUR JULIA KUOLT SELMA REITER RHODA SCHAVE IRMA VVINTERHOFF TH 605 CHICAGO STREET 56 -,E I gh .5 4.5 aff! ask? 'Nl?.LM?f21f,f' FOUNDED 1918 Sigma Theta :XNNETTA AMLING NIARY JEAN GREXX'E ARLENE LOESCH X IRGIN1A VOGEL MARJORIE MAST NORMA MAST, Preyidenl DOROTHY BUETTNER MILDRED VOGEL ELAINE WILD JANICE ESAU LOIS HENNIG MILDRED HENNIG RUTH HEINECKE MILDRED GIESEKING PHQLLIS GRAEBNER GAIL PAUL RUTH KEIM VIRGINIA BUTZ IMELDA BINNEBOESE MARIE MOEHRING EVELYN WAGSCHALL EUNICE KRUEGER MARGARET .IAEGER ' ,,... , V f'4.w:.fg ka.. ,,f.,.,........ax,.., Uni Q! '9'Q'jQ f!.'2!mw95f 5 FOUNDED 1919 Dorothea Kath Mary Diehl Lillian Bussian - , .1 ,N,,4,.,,, 1- 'ffm - ,xv - : Z. 1,45 4- fir, I , , -, 0 W Y 2' 295235 f K' af X 4. ,M i ffm 'Vg I 26 0 , If , A f .... . M4 V' ff , - wr. M-ij, ww. ff 2. . , asf . Intersorority Council 64 The interests of the sororities are coordinated and protected by the ISC. Sig Theta's Virginia Vogel officiated this year as president. Until her graduation in February, Viola Wrede, Alpha Xi, was vice-president. From February until May, Constance Bruegmann, also an Alpha Xi, took over the vice-presidency. Arlene Plunkett, Gamma Phi, took minutes of the meetings, and .Ian Steben, Alpha Phi, collected the money. The other representatives were Vera Schafer, Alpha Phi, Mary Diehl, Alpha Xi, Helene Grosnick, Gamma Phi, and Marjorie Mast, Sigma Theta. The ISC in collaboration with the IFC again sponsored the spring variety show. . Inierfraierniiy Council Internationally speaking, the League of Nations seems to have been a failure. Valpo's League, however, has made a success of the venture. The male section of the committee is known on the campus as the Inter- Fraternity Council. With Dick I-Iaratine as head-man, the meetings run smoothly and the boys really accomplish something. Every spring the members turn talent scouts, and with the cooperation of the ISC, look around for variety show talent. The purpose ofthe council is the protection ofthe individual fraternities, and the promotion of good feeling among Greek letter men. Alpha Epsilon FOUNDED 1903 EVERETT SISSON MARTIN KOWITZ EDWIN MEYER GEORGE REINKER ROBERT KRAMER EDXVIN KURTZ HAROLD BOENKER ROBERT MOHR KENNETH HONOLD GERALD GRAEF RAYMOND KREDLO ARTHUR AMLING WALTER RAACK FRANCIS PIERCE KARL KAISER JACK RIEOK WILLIAM WENHOLZ LEROY SHAVER LANDIS EDMOND ARTHUR GIESEKING HARRY WRIGHT HENRY KUNTZ EARL HOLZHAUER ROBERT PACKMAN KENNETH KOEPKE VICTOR KRETZMANN FENTON MANGAM HERBERT REWOLDT HAROLD RISSMAN ,rf 801 LINWOOD DRIVE Ak lp. , . 1' .9 Q1 as. .NX 'Q ,,..Ql. ' i71T'TTl 'L 6 Kappa Delta Pi ARLO MUEI.LER ARTHUR GROSNICK ROBERT LEXOW ROBERT REHLING KARL KARSTEN JOHN CAMANN MIKE KRUOR ROBERT PETERSON DONALD NIELSON WILLIAM THIEI, CHARLES BALBACH VIRGIL STIPP ROBERT STAPLETON ARTHUR TACKE LYNN IRVINE 356 GREENYVICH ROBERT MEISSNER DONALD THOMAS HERMAN BULL PAUL HEIDEPRIM JACK SCHMIDT JOE LEWIS JAMES CHENOWETH JOHN STELTER KENNETH GERTSCH CLIFFORD DANIELSEN DONALD ABENDROTH JACK TEICHEN ERNEST VIERK WILLIAM VOGEL RALPH STEBEN FOUNDED Peekskill Military Academy, 1885 Chartered 1920 f- if A V0 49 41, pf f 'lfxgakx YT Kappa Iota Pi FOUNDED 1919 DONALD BOHL EUGENE BRAUER RICHARD DUST CLYDE GROSS RICHARD HARATINE WARREN HILDNER WALLACE IRMSCHER EDWARD KOEHNEKE RICHARD KOENIG WALTER KRUEOER FRED KRUEGER ALFRED LOOMAN JOHN MCGINNIS EDWIN MIERENDORF ALDEN MILLER FRED MUELLER LEONARD RITZMANN ROBERT ROHDE RAYMOND SCHERER ROBERT SCHULTZ MICHAEL SCOTT JOHN STRIETELMEIER MELVIN STRUTZ THEODORE WAMBSGAN SS FREDERICK WEHRENBERG WILLIAM MILLER RICHARD WIENHORST EDWARD ZEHNDER CARL BLUME ROBERT BOLLMAN AUGUST BRAUER RICHARD BRUDI CHARLES EADES Ross ELSON RICHARD GALLMEYER ROBERT HANSON me 190 W . . cw I fam , bl, ' .- it ' WARREN HOOVER VVILLARD KORSMEYER DELMAR LA COUNT HENRY MEITZ DONALD MELL WILFORD MURPHY RICHARD PALMBACH CLIFFORD PATTERSON RICHARD REINKING GERHARD SCHOTTMAN GERHARD VOGEL ROBERT WALKER PAUL WELKER EDWARD WYNEREN RALPH BECKER F, ,.,. , ,. .H .... . , . IZ! 606 BROWN STREET Phz Delia Psi ARNOLD BARTH VVILLIAM RADDATZ PAUL SCHLAUDROFF ANDREW CEBRA GILBERT BAUMGART PAUL FREITAG EARL NIERODE ALBERT KOPPING ALBERT KLIMEK HAROLD SCHAARS EMIL KRAUSE ROBERT GOCKEL ALBERT ANSORGE JOHN MEILAHN LEONARD VON BERG -J 801 MOUND STREET GODFREY HEINEKE CHARLES ROWE KENNETH PERSON ROBERT MUCKLER HARLAN WOIAHN FRANK CUMMINGS WALLACE BREDE DONALD LEWIS WARREN GOETZ ROBERT DAU MARCUS BAUMANN DONALD DINKMEYER ERIC REINBOLD WILLIAM REHWINRLE GEORGE BECKBERGER RAYMOND KOLKE RAYMOND WILCOP ALWIN KOENIG GERALD HINRICHS SHELDON KRAMER JOSEPH MENICH HOWARD HEIDIN WALLACE HANSON LAWRENCE TURNER EUGENE GADE I ,. , 19 FOUNDED 1914 7' r w X 3 . ,gf lt, Q Sigma Delia Chi LESTER BERGSLIEN FRED HOHENSTEIN EDWARD WACI-IHOLZ DONALD KUPKE WALTER BRAUN DONALD KELLER ROBERT LULEY OTTO SCHREIBER ROBERT LINDVALL RICHARD BUTZE JAMES MIX PAUL HESS HARRY ROHDE HOWARD HACREL LEONARD BLATZ JAMES MERICLE ERIC RYLL HOMER SCHAEFER WILLIAM DETERDING C3000 O O o o O Q Oo n O o ooo 0 A oo O w o O o o o ooooo o o 705 FREEMAN SIGURD FRIEDLAND GRVILLE HARTMAN WALTER HESSE KURT HELLMAN MARVIN HOHENSTEIN LESTER KOENIG MELVIN TAYLOR HENRY MEYER JACK WAGNER EDWIN MOYER FOUNDED 1919 Sigma Delia Kappa 1914 DOMINIC FARJNA JOSEPH FUZY HAROLD HEI,BLING VVILLIAM JENSEN FRED KUSCH ALTON MEYER VERNER RAELSON ELMER SIMON RICHARD XNASIKOXVSKI JERRY BARCUS ELROY BRUSS FRED FROELICH RALPH GERTSCH WILBUR HOFFMAN EDWARD KOMASINSKI HOWARD REETZ KARL SCHMIDT DALE SHOUP RICHARD ZIMMERMAN CHARLES SUESSE RICHARD DUCLOS GUS BERNTHAL STANLEY FREIBERG MELVIN GRIFFITH JERRY HANNA FRED KAISER VINCENT PESSOLANO 2 'DL .2 4-9 ilwl-, :f Sf! 'Q' -I 451 fs 6? ,OX QQ: ig, 5 'xx S 'aj A 607 UNION STREE r VVALTER PIEHLER JOHN MOHR ARTHUR PORZUC RONALD Ross ROBERT REED ANDREW SCHNACR RICHARD OLVESTAD WILLIAM VVUCHNER LEONARD ZEHNDER GEORGE SHIROMA RICHARD WILSON LOUIS NEUENDORI' l 0 1' C I a S s A junior is one of those persons who is not quite so important as a senior, and who knows his Way around vastly more than a sophomore. What was originally the class of '43, now of December, '42, is led by Al Klimek, personable and energetic Phi Psi. Helping Al are Eddie Mier- endorf, vice-president, Mildred Torgler, secretaryg and Anne Zink Spring- steen, treasurer. It seems that the junior class never gets together until something big happens-something like a party for the seniors. And so, again this year, the juniors said goodbye to their superiors in elegant style. ALBERT ANSORGE JEROME BARCUS GILBERT BAUMGART LESTER BERGSLIEN PHYLLIS BLOEMENDAAL IRENE BORKONVSKI CHRISTINE BORN RICHARD BUTZE JOHN CAMANN NORMA CHRISTENSEN MARIAN DEIPSER VIRGINIA DETTMAN MARY DIEHL ISOBEL DJIURA IRVIN DOLK NIARVIX DL'NIl,ER DUNALD HWEN HILDA FIEHLER ROBERT FRENZ RALPH GERTSCH OLIVER GOHR ARTHUR GROSNICK RICHARD HARATINE WILLIAM HERRON IRENE KTANASHEK KARL KA RSTEN AL KLIMER CHARLES KERN AXIARIAN ICLUG RICHARD KOENIG w . Y:-'fbffwf . NN:- .,., EDWARD KOMASINSKI ROBERT LEXOVV ROBERT LTNDVALL JESSIE LUECKE WARREN LUTZ MARIAN MCCALLUM MINERVA MAAS VIRGINIA MAUSER EDVVIN MEYER EDWIN MIERENDORI' VVILLIAM MILLER BETH MUELLER GRACE NEHRINC9 EARL NIERODE LOIDE NOAQR BETTY NOLAN XVILLIAM NOWAK E VERNON NUSS HELENE OLSEN ADELE PASKINS HELENE PRINCE ROBERT REHLING ERIC REINBOLD GEORGE REINKER SELMA RETTER HARRY ROHDE VVILLIAM SABLOTNY HAROLD SCHAARS RUTH SCHAEFER VERA SCHAFER HOWARD SCHAEIBLE KARL SCHMIDT MICHAEL SCOTT MARGARET SELLE GEORGE SHIROMA DALE SHOUP BETTY SONNEMANN ANNE ZINK SPRINGSTEEN LOUISE STEINLICHT ARTHUR TACKE MILDRED TORGLER RUTH TRIER PAULINE VOSSLER FREDERICK WEHRENBERG EDXVIN ZEHNDER FFF' if Siudeni Council The Student Council is surrounded by a halo ofmystery. Only occasion- ally do they manage to crash the headlines of the Torch. The meetings are held and programs are presented, but as far as an innocent bystander can see, there is no apparent connection between the two. Perhaps this is so because the council runs efficiently and quietly. Al Looman, president, keeps a nrm hand on the controls. Alice Becker, vice-president, Arlene Plunkett, secretary, and Ed Kurtz, treasurer, keep the parts well-oiled and in good working order. With such a set-up is there any wonder that the campus has enjoyed the excellent performances of Ed- ward Rechlin, organistg Arlan Coolidge, violinistg Carol Silver, pianist, the concerts of the Fisk Jubilee Singers, the St. Louis A Capella Choir, the Philharmonic String Quartet of Chicagog and the interesting lectures of Immanuel VVinternitz. l 84 5 5 3 aw,-NX Social Direcior Just ask S05 she'll know what to do. And she usually does. So has been to Valpo what cream is to coffee. Her name is really Mrs. C. R. Heidbrink, but everyone calls her just 'So'. She is tall, with blond hair, and is so Warm and radiant that she would make an Eskimo feel at home. Introduced last year as the director of social activities, So has now taken over the duties as Dean of Women. Her sincerity and sympathy are appreciated and admired by all of us. And besides that, she is a lot of fun. 85 The Awakening Hardy .vpeeimem elif, Ike lwenty- odd New Ljers dexerl beds ez! 6 f7.M. on Sezlurdezyx for Ihe wee- izour camaraderie . . . communion willz nature, lrezmp lo flze wild: . , . 86 NEW' LIFE is one of those things that defies descrip- tion. Resembling nothing more than a hodge-podge conglomeration of the more obvious elements of an aesthetic matriarchy, a tribe of Hopi sun-worshippers, a metropolitan back-to-nature coterie, and a band of fiuttery Longfellow and Emerson devotees, the cult has nevertheless in the space of one inhnitesimal year, managed to make itself the most talked of, respected, disrespected, envied, poo-poohed, and generally Won- dered-at organization on the campus that is Valparaiso. . . . emeihreezkfaxl wilhezsidedishqf the lesxer poet: and philosophy which is 01151 indigenous lo NEW LIFE. Here you see the efforts ofthe BEACON stall: of the past year. Primarily We strove for beauty . . . for recreation ofthe ideals and purpose of Valparaiso University . . . con- tinuity without rigid sectioning . . . classicism . , . a picture book, rather than a literary review . . . and speed. Vile think We did it. VVhat do you think? A Editor . dffiffani Editor . Bufinexs Manageif Illanagerlr ffffiffanf Facully Adviser' STAFF . JANET STEBEN IANNE. SPRINGSTEEN . HAROLD SOHAARS PAUL SCHLAUDROFF VVILLIAM SPIDELL ARNOLD BARTH, GERALD HINRICHS, ELIZABETH SONNEMANN, VIRGINIA DETTMAN, RAY SCHERER, ADA STOKES, IRENE IANASHEK, DONALD MELL, DONALD BOHL, PAUL STUCKERT, MARIAN SOHWERMAN. gaalelfgfzff COACH LOREN ELLIS VVin, lose, or draw, basketball mentor Loren Ellis never let his boys down for a quarter, was always their most ardent champion. Fresh from a high school post in Michigan City, Coach Ellis found himself with few genuine veterans, went on to win more games than hot-stoves conceded him, and all with a green team. He'd be the last to predict it, but given a normal amount of breaks, the Crusaders are sure to climb from the cellar to the attic in a season or two. KOENIG MIERENDORF DRY EADES CAPTAIN ARLO MUELLER REINBOLD WEHRENBERG GROSS STAPLETON MANCHESTER The brace of games with an old arch rival, the Manchester Spartans, were tops on this season's card for competitive merit. Manchester had considerable trouble doing it, but finally disposed of the Crusaders 37-31, in an early season conflict on the Spartan hardwood. Friday the 13th was the night of the game at home. lt must have been the -iinx, for the Ellismen got red hot in the final lap, to be edged ou t, 51-47. Paul Meadows, mid-season addition to the squad, came away with scoring honors, eight buckets from all over the court. 92 WOYHAN MUCKLER HANNA MEADOWS Call it hard luck, inexperience, lack of material, or what you will, the Crusaders' cage season Was more of a nip and tuck affair than most fans are Wont to recollect. Seven of the games were decided by margins of less than six points. The Central Normal con- tests came out with Hank Miller's boys a lone point ahead both times. The duo with Man- chester ended With differences of six and four points. Elmhurst took them by five, the Chi- cago Teachers by four, and Milwaukee by a mere Eve. Only on four nights were the locals really out of the ball gameg the pair with Indiana State, the downstate Hanover fracas, and the finals with St. Joe here. 1 Y A' litfle bit Qf everything 94 P1'acfice.-fhepoinfem . . . lize scrinzmczge These are the unappreciated, undaunted prelim performers, Coach Vic Dauer's fresh- man team. Varsity Coach Ellis swiped most of the better material, but there still were enough first-year men to stage some diverting preliminary matches. homore lass Over the summer vacation last year's peppy and energetic freshmen became this year's sophisticated sophomores. But with no loss of pep or energy, for Bob Stapleton, as president, keeps them jumping. Bill Deterding adds his energy to the group as Vice-president. Marjorie Englebrecht was chosen secretary and Theresa Bradfield, treasurer. The sophs are at the height of their glory during freshman hazing. They remember Well the humiliation and horror of freshman days, from which they emerged stronger and Wiser men. They see their duty and they do it. HARRIET ALBRECHT CHARLOTTE BOELTER DOLORES BUSSE ROBERT DUCHOW CHARLES BALBACH HAROLD BOENKER ANDREW CEBRA RICHARD DUST GUS BERNTHAL DONALD BOHL RALPH CUMMINGS KATHRYNE EBEL BARBARA BERNTHAL THERESA BRADTIELD WILLIAM DETERDING MARIORIE ENGLEBRECHT ROBERTA BLAUMAN ELROY BRUSS MARIAN DOBBRATZ SIGURD FRIEDLAND 97 FRED FROELICH AUDREY GEBHARDT CLYDE GROSS DOROTHY GLOMP ELSA HALLER GERRY HANNA JOAN HARATINE WARREN HILDNER FRED HOHENSTEIN EARL HOLZHAUER KENNETH HONOLD WALLACE IRMSCHER BETTY JAEBKER MARGARET JAEGER DOROTHEA KATH BETTY KELLEY BETTYMAE KINDBERG BETTY KLEINHANS JEAN KLUGE RAYMOND KREDLO MARTIN KOWTTZ ROBERT KRAEMER ALBERT KOPPING EMIL KRAUSE MICHAEL WALTER KRUCK KRUEGER ARLENE MARJORIE LOESCH MAST MARIE LALLDEN MIGGE MILLER SHIRLEY LEAH NEELEY NEUENDORF FRED KRUEGER LYDIA MEINZEN JAMES Mix ELMER NICHOLSON CAROLYN KUHLMAN ROBERT MEISSNER 1 MARIE MOEHRING DONALD NIELSON DONALD KUPKE I-AMES MER1cLE FRIEDA MUELLER LEE JANE OESTERLY I 99 ROBERT PACRLIAN CI-IRIS PAPIIAS ROBERT PETERSON RILEEN REITH,AL HOWARD REE'I'Z HARNIOND RICHARDSON RONALD Ross MARVIN RUSTICUS ERIC RYLI, HELEN SCHAEFER HOMER SCHAEFER OTTO SCHREIBER ROBERT SCHULTZ PHYLLIS SCHWULST DOLORES SHOMLER ROBERT STAPLETON JEANNE STINOHEIELD VIRGIL STIPP MELVIN STRUTZ PAUL STUCKERT LARRY SUDAKOV WILLIAM THIEL IRENE TILTON IOANNE TROST 100 HOWARD EDMUND CARO LYN HACKEL SAWYER SQHULTZ EDWARD THEODORE DONALD WAOCHOLZ VVAMBSGANSS VVARNKE MARJORIE ELISEO SPECKARD VIVAS WALLACE LEONARD VVARNKE ZEHNDER ROBERT CHARLOTTE GRACE ROBER'1' NTARIAN ZELLER ZUCRER ANDERSON ROHDE SCHNVERMAN PAUL EVELYN FREI'fAG XYAGSCHAI, Band The band bl ossomed forth into its full glory early in February with a public concert which included Bach's Komm Suerrer Tod and the crowd- captivator SIM!! Be Comin' Round flze Moun!az'n. Credit for 992 of their achieve- ment goes to the never-fatiguing, always musicianing student Dick Wi and gold uniforms finally arrived in late fall and fro enhorst. The much lamented brown m then on, there was no sto in' Wienie and his tooters. PP 8 The University Choir Seventy Valparaiso choristers start CH the year with a major chord . . . the Christmas concert is a beautiful blending of sharps and flats . . . all keyed up for the eastern tour . . . and then the music played in a minor key . . . the railroad companies guaranteed no transportation for the duration . . . that's that. The chord begins again in the major key . . .- new gowns revive the low spirits , . no dischords . . . rehearsals continue . . . concerts at Fort VVayne, Valparaiso . . . and the last important public performance in the Auditorium . . . a presentation of the passion story. gf mf. 'ivfi L . ' JV V .,, ,V ,,,,i,gM,i 5 1 . A iiii., J A J, .LW Drama Ecstatic Dramagician, John L. Bastian, this year pulled a new trick out of his bag of thespiantics and remained perfectly relaxed all the while Dear Bruluf was being reeled OH? before the footlights. The cause of the newfound serenity is unknown, but Dear Bruins turned out to be the best in Mr. Bastian's Hve-year post as dramatic promoter. Mr. Bastian's long weeks of direction came to a successful close with the presentation ofBarrie's Dear Brufm. A surprising number of the cast as Well as the back-stage artists were freshmen. Eugene Brauer, assistant coach, was the only senior helping with the performance. In her first year With the players, Lillian Peters, freshman, interpreted the part of Margaret Dearth, and Stanlev Freiburg, also a freshman, the part of Lob. The Bastian veterans Kath, Bernthal, Schaefer, Bohl, VVambsganss, and Haratine, were supplemented with the newcomers Bob Reed, Signe Lindberg, and Hildegard Herfurth. -'Se 'ff rl: Ex 5 S Z I r Iniermuralflihleiics Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dauer, mer1's and women's coaches. BOWLING Intefyfnzlern iiy: lst place, Kappa Delta Pi. 2nd place, Phi Delta Psi. Im'erJ01f0rify.' lst place, Gamma Phi. 2nd place, Alpha Phi Delta. Mixed Doubles: lst place, Vera Schaefer, Don Mell. 2nd place, Wilma Franke, Karl Karsten BASKETBALL Im'e1y mfe1'niz'y.- lst place, Kappa Delta Pi. 2nd place, Kappa Iota Pi. Inlerforority: lst place, Gamma Phi. 2nd place, Alpha Phi Delta. 107 ' , Qiftivr . SAX W. A. A. Women's Athletics are organized in the form of W. A. A. This active group helped to furnish the gym lounge, sells candy at basketball games and Hghts, and owns the roller skates which are rented to students for skating at the gvm. President of this group is VVilma Franke. ' PINGPONG INTERFRATERNITY: lst place, Phi Delta Psi. 2nd place, Sigma Delta Kappa. G1RL's TOURNAMENT: lst place, singles, Betty Rohde. lst place, doubles, Vera Schafer and Grace Nehring. Cross Country: lst place, Phi Delta Psi. 2nd place, Sigma Delta Chi 108 i FIELD DAY INTERFRATERNITY COMPETITION: lst place, Kappa Iota. High Point man, Ted Kretzmann, Alpha Epsilon. INTERSOROMTY COMPETITION: A lst place, Alpha Phi Delta. High Point girl, Mildred Tyschen, Alpha Phi Delta Boxing We could describe the prowess and merit of Coach Ernest Schwiebert, but since actions speak louder than Words, We'H merely point out to you that he produced a team of state champions. It is due to his inence in the more important universities in Indiana. Killer-Mueller in action . . . Toughie Wilcop effort and unceasing Work that boxing is gaining prom- Siaie Champions HEINECKE MUELLER VVILCOP In November when boxing training began in earnest, three dependable veterans reported for service along with hordes of husky freshmen, who made up willingness and Fight what they lacked in finesse. One by one they cropped up, and there were a dozen game freshmen before Coach Schwiebert had a chance to lament his lack of upperclassmen. Everything Went fine in all the bouts-and when it came to the state tournament held here in March, things went even better, for Valpo emerged as state champion. 2 ARMSTRONG HINRICHS HANSON HALLE ANSORGE NICHOLSON BRUSS AMLING BLATZ These are some of our men in the armed forces. Some left early in the year, at a time when most of us could not quite comprehend why it was important for them to go. Came the awful month of December, and more had to go. In addition to these are Wilbur Hoffman, Hink Richardson, and our booster, Earl Dawald. We think of these boys often, and can well imagine that they wonder about what goes on around College Hill since they've left. Many seniors were granted defer- ments till degree time, when the brown and gold contribution to World War II will become increasingly substantial. file C mia Torch 4 I RICHARD HARATINE . . . Ediior EARL NIERODE . Barinesr Manager WILLIAM SPIDELL Facally Advisor Besides getting out something for the campus at large to mull over and marvel at each Thursday the Valparaiso Torch this year managed to refurnish a slick new oflice complete with linoleum and easy chairg to survive and reflect the advent of warg to herald campus activities, both significant and insignificantg and to deliver in thirty issues the newsy people who turn the wheels that make Valpo go round and round. Perhaps the Torcizfr most revolutionary trend was exemplified in Editor Haratine's engaging propensity to smoke out Tyro writers. Many a new name graced its burgeoning mastheadg many a salty paragraph delighted its thousand-odd readers. 114 Staff CHARLES KERN . . ELIZABETH KLEINHANS VENITA MCCUTCHEN. STELLA SCHULTZ . HELEN BURRHART . GUS BERNTHAL TED VVAMBSGANSS . Afxsoeiate Editor . Exchange Editor Campm Editor . Moifgue Editor Feature Editor Sportx C o-Editorf MELVIN STRUTZ . Afsxiftant Sporty Editor HERBERT REWOLDT CHARLES SUESSE CARL BLOETOHER . DONALD ME,LL IUNEROSE I-IERBEL GRACE NEHRING Staf Photographers Staf Seeretariex REPORTORIAL STAFF BILL DETERDING, GARRY SOHOTTMAN, MAR- JORIE SPECKHARD, BOB I-IANSON, EUGENIA STIEMKE, ROBERTA IHDE, BILL WUCHNER, AUGUST BRAUER, MELVIN GRIFFITH . . CIRCULATION STAFF RALPH GERTSCH . Circidatiorz Manager' EDWARD MOYER, MARGARET JAEGER, FRED KAISER, RAY BEHRMAN, NORMA KAISER . Circulation Sidi? PUBLICITY STAFF JACK IRMSCHER, ALDEN MILLER . Paotifity ' Stal? EDITORIAL COUNSELORS RAY SOHERER, JOHN STREITELMEIER, Editoria! Coumelors -9 Freshman Class ll6 September 1941 saw the advent ofthe largest freshman class seen on the Valparaiso campus in years. What's more, this class had pep. It had personality. Early in the year Bob Hanson, Herb Treichel, Ruth Plinke, and Julia Bardonner were elected to serve as officers of the Class of '45. The members of this class took over Altruriag they took over Lembke. They took over drama, cheerleading, the pep club, were found in droves on the Torch, choir-Well, everything that Was being done. We Want more of you! DONALD ABENDROTI-I LOIs ALTHOFF ARTHUR AMLING ROGER ARMSTRONG ROLA ARNDT MARJORIE BALDWIN JULIA BARDONNER MARCUS BAUMANN NORMA BAUMEISTER GEORGE BECKBERGER RALPH BECRER RAYMOND BEHRMAN RICHARD BISCHOFF CARL BLUME ROBERT BOLLMAN RUTH BOSSE BETTY BOYE AUGUST BRAUER CAROL BRAUER DOROTHY BUETTNER NORMA BUssE HERMAN BULL WALLACE BREDE RICHARD BRUDI WALTER BRAUN VIRGINIA BUTZ JAMES CHENOVVETH RUTH COOKE CLIFFORD DANIELSON RICHARD DASSE ROBERT DAU Ross ELSON ESTHER FOELBER EILEEN GEBHARDT DOROTHY GIESLER DON DINKMEYER JANICE ESAU ROBERT FOWLS DOROTHY GERLACH PHYLLIS GRAEBNER ROBERT DOBBEOK BYRON FERGUSON ELIZABETH FOXVVORTHY KENNETH GERTSCH MELVIN' GRIFFITH RICHARD DUcLOs GLENDORA FESSER MARIE FRANKE ETHEL MAE GERTH ROBERT I-IANSON CHARLES EADES EBERHARDT FISCHER LYDIA FROSCH ARTHUR GIESEKINO WALLACE HANSON MARIE EBEL FRANCIS PIERCE BETTY JANE GAISER MILDRED GIESEKING CHARLES HARMON ORVILLE HARTMAN RUTH ANN HAUTER HOWARD HEIDEN PAUL HEIDEPRIEM RUTH HEINECRE KURT HILLMAN MILDRED HENNIG HILDEGARDE HERFURTH PAUL HEss WALTER HESSE GERALD HINRICHS VIC HOEMAN MARVIN HOENSTEIN PAUL HOLLE WARREN HOOVER ROEERTA IHDE GEORGE IVVEN BILEA JOHNSON DELTHA JOHNSON CARL KAISER FRED KAISER NORMA KAISER HELEN KANDT CONSTANCE KAUTMAN RUTH KEIM DONALD KELLER EVELYN KIEFER DORIS KLUG CHARLOTTE KNIEF BETTY KOENEMAN 9 SIGNE LINDBERG JOE NIENICH YVILFORD MURPHY VVILLIAM REHXVINKLE JEAN RAFERT 120 BARBARA LINDXVEDEL HENRY MEYER JEAN NIENHUSER ALICE REIDENBACH BETTY ANN ROHDE PAUL LITTMAN JOHN MOHR MAYNARD NIEQUIST JOHN REIR CHARLES ROWE ROB ERT LULEY ARDEN MOH LSTED CLIFFORD OSTREICH RICHARD REINKING RHODA SCHAVE VENITA MCCUTCHEN EDWARD MOYER OLIVER RATZ HERBERT REWOLDT LEROY SCHAVER DONALD- MELL ROBERT MUCRLER ROBERT REED ERHARDT ROESKE GEORGE SCHIMMEL ALWIN KOENIG SHELDON KRAEMER JULIA KUOLT NEDRA OLSEN LILLIAN PETERS LES KOENIG VICTOR KRETZMANN BETTY KU RHTS RICHARD PALMBAOH WALTER PIEHLER KENNETH KOEPKE BARBARA KRIETENSTEIN DELMAR LA COUNT TALITHA PASCAL RUTH PLINKE RAYMOND KOLKE EUNICE KRUEGER DONALD LEWIS CLIFFORD PATTERSON ARTHUR PORZUC WILLARD KORSMEYER ELIZABETH KUEGELE JOSEPH LEXNIS GAIL PAUL VVALTER RAACI4 LORRAINE KOSANKE HENRY KUNTZ MARIE LIEBENONN7 KENNETH PERSON ROBERT RATI-I 12 EDWIN SCHINNERER JACK SCHMIDT ANDREVV SCHNACK ARTHUR SCHOENBAUM GERHARD SCHOTTMAN STELLA SCHULTZ LUCILLE SCI-IVVARTZ BETTY ANNE SILLIMAN RALPH STEBEN JOHN STELTER ROBERT STEPHENS EUGENIA STIEMKE BERTHA SWANSON JOHN TEICHEN DONALD THOMAS HERBEIQT TREICHEL LARRY TURNER ERNEST VIERK DORIS VOGEL GERHARD VOGEL MILDRED VOGEL WILLIAM VOGEL ELEANOR WAOHHOLZ JOHN VVAGNER ROBERT VVALKER ELLEN VVARNER ELEANOR VVEIR XNILLIAM VVENHOLZ RAYMOND VVILCOP ELAINE VVILD 122 HARRY VVRIGHT MARTHA BERRY IRMA WJNTERHOE CARL BLOETCHER LEO GROSS EDWARD VVYNEKEN GEORGE BOND PAUL MEADOWS GALEAN YOUNT ALYCE GINTER GEORGE SALAGE VIRGINIA ZAPH Lols HENNIG Faculty English DPMQVVALTER G. FRIEDRICH Dean of Ike Family Dean of the Coilege Qf Liberal fffff 124 DR. FRIEDRICH, MR. BASTIAN, DR. HAHN, DR. UMBACH, MR. SPIDELL. Languages DR. MILLER Miss RECHENBERG MRS. COLE MRS. GUILLAMANT Geology. Geography Ar DR. MEYER MR. BIELECKY Business , MR, GOERING MR. ANDERSON MR. CHILDS MR. ZLMMERMAN 125 Science K Ax DR. THOMAS DR. LINDBERG DR.EL1,1OT ' DR. KAUFMAN Social Siudics A J DR. THRUN 1 DR. CORTELYOU MR. LIEN MR. CARLSON 126 DR. SCHWIEBERT DR. HAENTSCHEL PROFESSOR KUMNIOK DR. BAUER MR. DAUER MRS. DAUER MR.ELL1s Physical Educaiion Music MR. SCHOENBOHM MR. GREEN MISS GENOUIT MR. FROST I School of Law Valparaiso is justly proud of its school of law, one of the three accredited in the state of Indiana. This school has withstood rnore than one war, and will continue its existence as before. Under the leadership of Dean John Morland law students gain an education here which enables them to pass the toughest bar exam. DEAN JOHN MORLAND 128 MR. BERRY MR. lox MR. WEHLING School of Engineering The School of Engineering is getting its face lifted. With the increasing prominence of engineering in the defense of the nation, its enrollment has topped that of last year. At present, under the direction of Mr. Donald D. Mallory, the building is being remodelled and redecorated. A Pizor. MALLORY Head QI Engineering Depcnfnnent DR. MOODY MR- UBAN I2 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANILING, ANNETTA, A.B., Sigma Theta, Major: Busi- ness, Minor: Law, XV. A. A., 2, 3, 4, V. U. Pep Club, 4, Torch, 2, Beacon, 2, 3, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3. ANDERSON, NIARGARET, A.B., Independent, Major: English, Minor: History, Latin, Education, Assistant- ship: Geography and Geology, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, vice-president, I. R. C., 3, 4, Debate, 3, Education, 2, 3, 4, Class scholarship honors: 1, 2, 3, 4. BARTH, .ARNOLD, A.B., Phi Delta Psi, president, 3, Wisconsin University, Major: Chemistry, Physics, Minor: Mathematics, Assistantship: Engineering, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain, Basketball, 1, Student Council, 3, V Club, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 3, University Players, 2, 3, Beacon, 4, Chemistry, 2, 3, president, 4, Class president, 2, 4. BECKER, ALICE, A.B., Gamma Phi, Major: Biology, Minor: Education, English, Chemistry, Assistantship: English, Student Council, 4, vice-president, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, Debate, 2, Biology, 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer, Education, 3, 4, treasurer, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3, Class scholarship honors: 1, 2, 3, Altruria Hall, president, 4, Wlzo's Wlzo Among Siudenfs in .alnzerioizn Colleges and Universities. BENES, MILDRED, A.B., Independent, Lakeview Col- lege, Major: Biology, History, Minor: Education, Assistantship: Law, Education, 3, 4. BINNEBOESE, IMELDA, A.B., Sigma Theta, Major: Geography, Minor: Education, VV. A. A., 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, 4, I. R. C., 4, Commerce, 2, Education, 4, Gamma Delta, 1, Lawyers, 1. BLATZ, LEONARD, A.B., Sigma Delta Chi, alumnus secretary, De Paul University, Major: Business, Minor: History, Honor Guard, 1, Football, 1, V Club, 1, 2, 3, Boxing, 1, 2, 3, Commerce, 1, 2, 3, 4. BRAUER, EUGENE, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Major: Biology Minor: Education, Honor Guard, 3, Orchestra, 1, Choir, 1, 2, 3, University Players, 2, 3, 4, assistant director of dramatics, V. U. Pep Club, 3, Biology, 2, 3, 4, Commerce, 2, Education, 3, 4, class vice- president, 4. 130 BRUEOMANN, CONSTANCE, A.B., Alpha Xi Epsilon, president, 4, Major: Music, Minor: Education, Assistantship: Music, W. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, ISC, 3, 4, Band, 2, Orchestra, 2, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, University Players, 1, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, Education, 2, 3, 4, Class scholarship honors, 1, 3, Music club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among Students in Alniericizn Colleges onzl Unioersilios. CHRISTENSEN, DOROTHY, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, Major: History, Minor: Education, Assistantship: Education, VV. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, sport head Pi Gamma Mu, 4, IRC, 4, vice-president, Education, 3, 4, pres- ident, Class scholarship honors, 1. FRANKE, WILMA, A.B., Gamma Phi, treasurer, 3, president, 4, Butler University, Major: Biology, Minor: Education, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, president, ISC, 3, secretary, 4, Band, 3, Choir, 2, 3, 4, University Players, 2, 3, 4, Torch, 4, V. U. Pep Club, 4, Biology, 2, 3, 4, Commerce, 2, 3, Education, 2, 3, 4, Promotion Committee, 4. FREYER, GERALDINE, A.B., Alpha Xi Epsilon, pres- ident, Major: English, Minor: History, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Education, 4, University Players, 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega, Class treasurer, 4, Student-Eaculty Com- mittee, Whols Wlio Alinong Sturlenis in Alrnericon Colleges and Universities. GREWE, MARY JEAN, A.B., Sigma Theta, Major: Business, Geography, VV. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Commerce, 2, 3, 4, Education, 3, 4, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3. GROSNICK, HELENE, A.B., Gamma Phi, secretary, president, 4, Major: German, Minor: Business, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, ISC, 4, Commerce, 3, 4, Student Council social committee, 3. GRUHL, DOROTHY, A.B., Alpha Xi Epsilon, Major: Biology, Minor: Education, W. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, University Players, 1, 2, 3, V. U. Pep Club, 3, Education, 3, 4. HAMM, RUTH, A.B., Gamma Phi, vice-president, pres- ident, 3, Major: Music, Business, Minor: Education, Latin, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch, 3, 4, Beacon, 3, Com- merce, 2, 3, 4, Education, 3, 4, Music Club, Class scholarship honors, 1, 3, 4. HEMPEL, JULILA, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, treasurer, 4, Pasadena jr. College, Major: Biology, Minor: German, VV. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, sport head, ISC, 2, Choir, 1, Biology, 1, 2, 3, 4, Education, 3, 4, Assistantship: German, Sociology and Religion. HERBEL, JUNEROSE, A.B., Alpha Xi Epsilon, Major: Business, Minor: Education, Geography, W. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, recorder, Choir, 1, Torch, 4, Commerce, 1, Education, 3, 4, vice-president, Gamma Delta, 1, 2. HOLT, CAMPBELL, A.B., Phi Delta Psi, Major: Chem- istry, Minor: Mathematics, Football, 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, V Club, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry, 1, 2. LYDIA JONES, A.B., Sigma Theta, Indiana University, Major: English, Minor: Education. KOEHNEKE, EDKVARD, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Major: History, Minor: Education, Assistantship: Library, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, Torch, 3, Music Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Commerce, 1, Education, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3. KUMNICK, DOROTHY, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, Major: Biology, Minor: Education, VV. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology, Minor: Education, W. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology, 3, 4, Music Club, 4, Education, 3, 4. LOOMAN, ALFRED, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Major: English, Minor: Geography, Student Council, 2, 4, president, Choir, 1, 4, Torch, 1, 2, 3, associate editor, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, IRC, 3, 4, Class scholarship honors, 1, 2, 3, class vice-president, 2, class president, 3, Who's Who Among -Sludentr in fimerican Colfeger and Ufziverrilier. MAST, NORMA, A.B., Sigma Theta, president, 4, University of Buffalo, Major: Chemistry, Biology, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, vice-president, Choir, 3, 4, Biology, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry, 4, Class secretary, 4. MEYER, HELEN, A.B., Gamma Phi, president, 3, Major: French, Minor: Education, History, French Club, 3, 4, Education, 3, 4, Gamma Delta, 1. MUELLER, ARLO, A.B., Kappa Delta Pi, treasurer, 2, president, 4, Major: Zoology, Minor: Chemistry, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard, 3, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 3, V Club, 2, 3, 4, Biology, 3, 4, Engineering, 1, College ofLiberal Arts, president,3. MUELLER, FREDERICK, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Michigan State, Major: Geography, Minor: Business, Football, 3, 4, co-captain, V Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch, 3, sports editor, Boxing, 4, captain. NOWAK, WILLIAM, A.B., Sigma Delta Kappa, Major: Biology, Minor: Business, Assistantship: Biology, Football, V Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 3, Golf, 2, 3, Biology, 1, 2, 3, Pre-legal, 1, 2, 3, Lawyers, 4, 5, vice-president. PLUNKETT, ARLENE, A.B., Gamma Phi, Major History, French, Minor: Education, Biology, Assistantships: History, French, Student Council, 3, 4, secretary, W. A. A., 1, 2, ISC, 2, 3, 4, treasurer, secretary, Torch, 1, IRC, 3, 4, secretary, Education, 2, 3, 4, secretary, French Club, 3, 4, class treasurer, 3. RADDATZ, VVILLIAM, A.B., Phi Delta Psi, Major: Business, Commerce, Minor: Mathematics, Honor Guard, 3, Basketball, 1, Men's Glee Club, 1, Engineer- ing, 1, 2, treasurer, Gamma Delta, 1, 2. RITZMANN, LEONARD, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Major: Zoology, Minor: Chemistry, Assistantship: Biology, Student Council, 3, Honor Guard, 3, Band, 3, 4, Or- chestra, 1, 2, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, Biology, 1, 2, 3, 4, president, Chemistry, 2, 3, 4, Class scholarship honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wh0'5 Who Among Student: in dmerimn Coflegef and Ufzivemilies. ROLPH, M1I.DRED, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, Major: English, Minor: History, W. A. A., 2, ISC, 3, Educa- tion, 3, 4. SCHERER, RAY, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Major Business, Minor: Law, Student Council, 2, Honor Guard, 3, Basketball, 1, Band, 1, 2, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch, 1, 2, 3, editor, 4, Beacon, 1, 2, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, IRC, 3, 4, Commerce, 1, 2, 3, Pre-legal, 1, 2, 3, Lawyers 4, Class scholarship honors, 1, 2, class president, 1. SCHLAUDROFF, PAUL, A.B., Phi Delta Psi, treasurer, 3, 4, Major: Business, Chemistry Assistantship: Chemistry, Student Council, 4, chairman of properties committee Honor Guard, 3, IFC, 4, vice-president, Beacon, 4, associate business manager, Chemistry, 2, Vice-president, 3, 4, Education, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Delta, 1, 2. 131 Sixixioxs, CIEORG1.-X DIAISY, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, Nlarquette Liniversity, Major: French, Minor: Educa- tion, YV A. A., 2, 3, 4, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Gamma h4u, 4, Education, 3, 4, French club, 3, 4, president. SISSON, EvERE'r'r, A.B., Alpha Epsilon, president, 4, Major: Chemistry, Minor: Biology, Honor Guard, 3, IPC, 2, 3, 4, secretary, University Players, 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon, 1, 2, 3, C. A. A., 3, V. U. Pep Club, 3, Chem- istry, 2, 3, 4, Biology, 1, Student-Faculty Council, 4, Student Council stage manager, 1, election committee, 4 STEBEN, JANET, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, vice-president, 4, Lindenwood College, Major: English, Minor: Zoology, ISC, 4, treasurer, Choir, 2, 3, University Players, 2, 3, Torch, 2, 4, Beacon, 2, 3, 4, editor, Bi- ology, 2, 3, secretary-treasurer, Who'5 Who Among Stndenlf in Afnzericon Coiieges and Unioemifief. STOKES, ADA, A.B., Independents, Major: History, Minor: Education, Bethany Lutheran College, Choir, 3, 4, Torch, 3, 4, Beacon, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, 4, IRC, 4, Education, 3, 4, Class scholarship honors, 3, 4. STRIETELMEIER, JoHN, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, Major: Business, Geography, Torch, 2, 3, editor, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, IRC, 3, 4, president, Pre-legal, 1, Class scholarship honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who dniong Slndenfy in fifnerifan Coilegei and Unioerrifief. TAYLOR, MELVIN, A.B., Sigma Delta Chi, Major: Biology, History. VOGEL, VIRGINIA, A.B., Sigma Theta, Secretary, 2, Major: English, Minor: Education, German, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, ISC, 4, president, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch, 1, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, Education, 4, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3, secretary, Class scholarship honors, 2, 3, Class secretary, 3, Student Church Council. VVIENHORST, RICHARD, A.B., Kappa Iota Pi, National Music Camp, Major: Music, Minor: Education, Biol- Ogy, Assistantships Music, Band, 3, 4, director, Or- chestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, Education, 4, Class scholarship honors, 1, 3, Music Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, president, Wholf Who Among Students in .finzericon Colfeges and Unioersilies. VVROBEL, CASMIRA, A.B., Independents, Indiana Uni- versity Extension, Major: Business, Geography, Minor: Education, Assistantship: Business, Commerce, 3, 4, Education, 3, 4. 132 ZINK, BCIARLISE, A.B., Alpha Phi Delta, president, 4, Johns Hopkins, Major: Music, Minor: Geography, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Education, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Delta, 2, Altrurua Hall, secretary-treasurer, 3, president, 4, Music Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Church Council, 3, 4, WIomen's Council, president, 4, Lyceum committee, co-chairman, 3, Who'5 Who Among Sfndenlr in Ameri- can Cofieger and Unioerrifies. BURKHART, HELEN, A.B., Alpha Xi Epsilon, William VVoods College, Omaha University, Major: Music, Minor: English, Choir, 3, 4, Torch, 4, IRC, 3, Educa- tion, 3, 4. GOETZ, VVARREN G., A.B., Phi Delta Psi, president, Major: Business, Minor: Geography, Student Council, Social chairman, 4, Honor guard, 3, IFC 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch, 1, 2, 3, business manager, Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, C. A. A., 3, 4, Commerce club, 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4, president, 3, 4, Freshman honors, Who'J Who Among Slndenzr in American Colleges and Universities. SIMON, ELMER PETER, Law. Sigma Delta Kappa. V Club, Torch, 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor, Beacon, 1, 2, 3, Sports editor, Boxing, 3, Pre-Legals, 1, 2, 3, vice- president, Lawyers, 4. FAR1NA,DOMINIC, LL.B., Sigma Delta Kappa, Western Michigan College ofEducation, Major: Law, Pre-Legal 1, 2, 3, 4. FUZY, JOE, LL.B., Sigma Delta Kappa, Major: Law, Assistantship: Law Librarian, Student Council, 4, Honor Guard, 3, IFC, 2, 3, 4, Beacon, Business .Man- ager, 4, Pre-Legal, 1, 2, 3, Lawyers, 3, 4, 5, president, Chairman, lecture and entertainment committee, 4. GASE, LOREEN, LL.B., Alpha Xi Epsilon, Major: Law, ISC, 1, 2, treasurer, 3, secretary, 4, Torch, 2, Lawyers, secretary-treasurer, 4. KUSCH, FRED, LL.B., Sigma Delta Kappa, Major: Law, Student Council, 4, Honor Guard, 1, IFC, 2, 4, Commerce, 1, Gamma Delta, 1, Pre-legal, 2, vice- president, 3, 4. KURTZ, EDWIN ADOLIUH, A.B., LL.B., Alpha Epsilon, Grand Master, Majors: Business Administration Law, Student Council 6, treasurer, Honor Guard, 3, Choir, 2, 3, Men's Glee Club, 1, Beacon, 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor, I. R. C., 6, Commerce Club, 1, 2, 3, Gamma Delta, 1, 2, Pre-Legal, 1, 2, 3, Faculty-Student Council member, 6. MCGINNIS, JOHN, A.B., LL.B., Kappa Iota Pi, pres- ident, Major: Law, History, Assistantship: Football, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, captain, V Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president, secretary, IRC, 4, Lawyers, 2, 3, 4. We Beg Your Pardon . MEYER, ALTON, LL.B., Sigma Delta Kappa, Secretary 4, Minnesota University, Major: History, Law Basketball, manager, 2, V Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 4 manager, Pre-legal, 1, 2, 3. RAELSON, VERNER, LL.B., Sigma Delta Kappa Major Law, Assistantship: Business, Student Council, 2, 5 Pi Gamma Mu, 4, 5, 6, IRC, 6, Gamma Delta, 2, 3 Pre-legal, 4, 5, 6. JENSEN, WILLIAM JULIAN, LL.B., Sigma Delta Kappa Major: Law, Pre-legal, 1, 2, 3, Gamma Delta, 1. Paul Schlaudrolf. Paul's picture was omitted from the senior panels by an error for which We are very sorry. Anyone who Ends mistaken information about himself. For having to rush the book so much that we were not able to include all the photos of the school administrators. 133 XZMAZQM7 lm! Q46 CWM, In The Fall in winfer amz' when spring comes dill filflfui . . . at the formal reception for the Board of Directors . . . . . . at Altruria for the Christmas party. The only men present were presidents and photographers . . . Comfrasf . . . from the presidenfs reception to hazing Lab Work Practice court for the law students, sketching for the artists 139 Physics Geography Anatomy Physical Chemistry The man Who Worries for the Whole school: Business Manager Scr1bner Workers ofthe PreXy's office. Those who carry on the business administmticm. 141 As shadows longer grow Briglzier rhejafne sho!! glow QA6'2Z6,.4 maze fo bgoffow STUDENT DIRECTORY WHERE TO SHOP , Student Direciory A ABENDROTI-I, DONALD 315 East River Street Rhinelander, W'isconsin Frerhmon ALBRECHT, HARRIET 5422 Christiana Avenue Chicago, Illinois Sophomore ALTHOFE, LOIS 1521 Church Street Flint, Michigan Frerhmezn AMLING, ANNETTA R. 8, Box 592 Des Plaines, Illinois Senior AMLING, ARTHUR Lee Street and Oakton Blvd. Des Plaines, Illinois Freshman ANDERSON, GRACE Chesterton, Indiana Sophomore ANDERSON, MARGARET Chesterton, Indiana Senior ANSORGE, ALBERT 1718 Broadway Mt. Vernon, Illinois f7iinior ARMSTRONG, ROGER 2012 Leer Street South Bend, Indiana Freshman ARNDT, ROLA R. 3, Box 474 Kerosha, Wisconsin Freshman ASHWORTH, ALBERT Chesterton, Indiana Unehzfryfeo' ' B BALDWIN, MARIORIE 3509 WI. Fulton Blvd. Chicago, Illinois Frerhmezn 144 BARCUS, JEROME 106 North Garfield Avenue Valparaiso, Indiana Ynnior BARDONNER, JULIA Reynolds, Indiana Frefhmizn BARTH, ARNOLD 1331 N. Main Street Racine, Wisconsin Senior BARTHOLOMEW, CHARLES 508 Napoleon Street Valparaiso, Indiana Sophomore BAUMANN, MARCUS 188 S. Oak Street Neillsville, VVisconsin Freshman BAUMEISTER, HERBERT 432 Blue Ridge Road Indianapolis, Indiana Senior BAUMEISTER, NORMA 431 Blue Ridge Road Indianapolis, Indiana Frerhmizn BAUMGART, GILBERT 928 Prairie Park Ridge, Illinois fiinior BECHBERGER, GEORGE 136 S. Park Avenue Kendallville, Indiana Frefhmon BECKER, ALICE 1818 E. Market Street Logansport, Indiana Senior BEHRMANN, RAYMOND 909 N. 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Third Street Dundee, Illinois Freshman BOND, GEORGE 150 Wisconsin Street Hobart, Indiana Freshman BORKOWSKI, IRENE 86 Nye Street New Bedford Massachusetts Yunior BORN, CHRISTINE Salzburg Road Bay City, Michigan f7anior BOSSE, RUTH Butlerville, Indiana Freshman BOYE, BETTY 22131 Fresard Blvd. St. Claire Shores, Michigan Freshman BRADFIELD, THERESA East Military Road Zanesville, Ohio - Sophomore BRAUER, AUGUST 837 Fourth Street Columbus, Indiana Freshman BRAUER, CAROL ANNE 17508 Lakewood Heights Blvd. Lakewood, Ohio Freshman BRAUER, EUGENE 904 E. Main Street Belleville, Illinois Senior BRAUER, GLORIA Good Thunder, Minnesota Freshman BRAUN, WALTER 2313 W. 15th Street Gary, Indiana Freshman 146 BREDE, WALLACE ' 4459 N. Bartlett Avenue Milwaukee, VVisconsin Freshman BRUDI, RICHARD 331 Edgewood Fort Wayne, Indiana Freshman BRUEGEMANN CONSTANCE Edwardsville, Illinois Senior BRUSS, ELROY Colby, Wisconsin Sophomore BUETTNER, DOROTHY Ferguson, Missouri Freshman BULL, HERMAN 5134 St. Paul Avenue Chicago, Illinois Freshman BURKHART, HELEN Box 179, Leaning Pine Macon, Missouri Senior BUSHING, VERA ROSE R. 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Greenwich Valparaiso, Indiana Freshman DAU, ROBERT 5324 Queens Avenue St. Louis, Missouri Freshman ACAI!---ACAI! Two expressions which appear to be perpetually reflected in each annual statement of Concordia Mutual Benefit League. The progress of our organization in the year 1941 shows a phenominal increase in new and revived business, interest earn- ings and in assets, which consist of only the best statistical rated investments and are far in excess of the required Reserve Lia- bility. This continual gain indicates that our membership and fel- low Lutherans appreciate the honest counseling of our repre- sentatives and cherish our modern insurance plans which extend Protection, Family and Retirement Income, Sick Benefit and Hos- pitalization, Savings and Educational Funds to Men, Women and Children. -- Yourinquiry will also receive our careful attention. CONCURDIA MUTUAL BENEFIT LEAGUE 20 N. WACKER DR. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Legal Rererve Life Inxuraznce LAWRENCE R. WICHMAN THEODORE W. MARKWORTH f President 6 'y Sec y dl Mgr' Lutherans for Lutherans Standard Lumber and Supply Company FRED WEHRENBERG, President ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK Fort Wayne Indiana Best Wishes for The Successful Culmination of the Five Year Plan AN EASTERN FRIEND Industrial Piping and Engineering Company HENRY FREY JOHN F. KLINE 219 E. Berry St. Fort Wayne, Indiana Power Plants - Automatic Sprinkler Systems Heating and Ventilating - Sanitary Plumbing Sanitary Systems for Sewage Disposal and Filteration Plants 147 DEIPSER, MARION 201-204 15th Avenue St. Albans, New York jfanior DETERDING, WILLIAM Mt. Leonard, Missouri Sophomore DETTMAN, VIRGINIA 605 Durbin Street Gary, Indiana jfunior DIEHL, MARY 309 Third Street Defiance, Ohio Yanior DINKMEYER, DONALD 6117 N. Washington Chicago, Illinois Freshman DOBBECK, ROBERT 937 Dunlop Avenue Forest Park, Illinois Freshman DOBBRATZ, MARION 4914 N. Ardmore Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sophomore DOLK, IRWIN Chesterton, Indiana fanior DOYLE, LARRY Forest City, Arkansas Unclassyfea' DRY, JAMES 109 Wilshire Avenue Michigan City, Indiana Freshman DUCHOW, ROBERT 3 Elizabeth Street Calumet City, Illinois Sophomore DUCLOS, RICHARD 1820 N. Oakley Street Saginaw, Michigan Freshman DUMLER, MARVIN R. R. 2 Russell, Kansas jfanior 148 DUST, RICHARD, JR. 10432 Avenue G Chicago, Illinois Sophomore DZIURA, ISABELLE 81 Beacon Street Lowell, Massachusetts fanior E EADES, CHARLES 204 N. Michigan Street Valparaiso, Indiana Freshman EADES, MRS. OLIVE 204 N. Michigan Street Valparaiso, Indiana Unelassnied EBEL, KATHERINE N. Main Street Algonquin, Illinois Sophomore EVEL, MARIE N. Main Street Algonquin, Illinois Freshman EIDE, T. LENNARD 121 Lincoln Avenue Chesterton, Indiana ynnior ELSON, ROSS New Haven, Indiana Freshman EMOND, LANDIS Wanatah, Indiana Sophomore ENGELBRECI-IT, MARJORIE 817 Brown Avenue Valparaiso, Indiana Sophomore ESAU, JANICE 4718 Patterson Avenue Chicago, Illinois Freshman EWEN, DONALD Gary, Indiana ffanior F FOELBER, ESTHER Concordia College Fort VVayne, Indiana Freshman FARINA, DOMINIC New Buffalo, Michigan Senior FERGUSON, BYRON 102 Madison Street Valparaiso, Indiana Freshman FESSER, GLENDORA 716 E. Ash Street Taylorville, Illinois Freshman FIEHLER, HILDA 109 Luther Street Bridgeport, Connecticut ffanior FIERCE, FRANCIS, JR. 200 N. 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HOTEL LEMBKEVaiE13Ef2iZ EIREPRooF EUROPEAN PLAN Cafe 44 Cafeteria BANQUETS A SPECIALTY COMPLIMENTS OF V Casbon Electric Co. VALPARAISO, INDIANA i Vcalpo s Best Hardware and Sporting Goods Dealers KRUDUP and BENTON Telephone 350 141 FREITAG, PAUL 219 N. Oxford Street Hartford, Connecticut Sophomore PRENZ, ROBERT 2144 Salisbury Street St. Louis, Missouri yanior FREYER, GERALDINE 311 Ashland Avenue Michigan City, Indiana Senior FRIEDLAND, SIGURD R. R. 1 Chesterton, Indiana Sophomore FROELI CH, FREDERIC Glenbeulah, Wisconsin Sophomore FROSCH, LYDIA 802 Cable Street Van Wart, Ohio Freshman FUZY, JOE 7004 Kennedy Avenue Hammond, Indiana Senior G GADE, EUGENE 311 Main Street Dundee, Illinois Freshman GAISER, BETTY 3370 Seaton Road Cleveland Heights, Ohio Freshman GALLMEYER, RICHARD 4117 S. Harrison Fort Wayne, Indiana Freshman GASE, LOREEN 4108 Eorestwood Drive Parma, Ohio Senior GEBHARDT, AUDREY Fort Sheridan, Illinois Sophomore 150 GEBHARDT, EILEEN Fort Sheridan, Illinois Freshman GERLACH, DOROTHY 702 N. Aneida Appleton, Wisconsin Freshman GERTH, ETHEL 514 E. Walnut Street Bloomington, Illinois Freshman GERTSCH, KENNETH 1009 W. Oklahoma Street Appleton, Wisconsin Freshman GERTSCH, RALPH, JR. 1009 W. Oklahoma Street Appleton, Wisconsin jfanior GIESEKING, ARTHUR 1238 Harvard Grosse Point, Michigan Freshman GIESEKING, MILDRED 4536 S. Compton St. Louis, Missouri Freshman GIESLER, DOROTHY 33 W. 3rd Avenue Denver, Colorado Freshman GINTER, ALYCE Seventh Street Chesterton, Indiana Freshman GLOMP, DOROTHY 2124 Auburn Street Rockford, Illinois Sophomore GLYNN, EMMA JEAN 130 Kelly Street Hobart, Indiana Freshman GOCKEL, ROBERT 406 Prairie Avenue Wilmette, Illinois ffanior GOEDECKE, HELEN 557 McKinley Avenue Gary, Indiana Unelassyfea' GOETZ, VVARREN 2522 N. 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PRANGE SHEBOYGAN GREEN BAY STURGEON BAY LOWENSTIN ES' I Dependable Since 1885 I VALPARAISO, INDIANA WILLIAM F. BOEGER 151 H HACKEL, HOWARD 8215 Luella Avenue Chicago, Illinois Frerhmezn HALLER, ELSA 228 So. Dearborn Avenue Kankakee, Illinois Sophomore HAMM, RUTH 2049 State Street Granite City, Illinois Senior HANNA, JERRY Springwater Avenue Vilenatchee, VVashington Sophomore I-IANSON, ROBERT 1708 Monroe LaPorte, Indiana Freshman HANSON, WALTER, JR. 1488 Perry Street Des Plaines, Illinois Frerhmizn HARATINE, JOAN 1 Grove Street Westwood, New Jersey Sophomore HARATINE, RICHARD 1 Grove Street Westwood, New Jersey yunior HARMON, CHARLES 704 Erie Street Valparaiso, Indiana Frerhmizn HARTMAN, ORVILLE Ortonville, Minnesota Frerhmezn I-IAUTER, RUTH ANN 705 South 22nd Quincy, Illinois Freshman HEIDEN, HOWARD 223 Van Buren Street Dundee, Illinois Frerhman HEIDEPREIM, PAUL 627 Henry Street Defiance, Ohio Freshman 152 HEINECKE, GODFREY 4566 Van Dyke Utica, Michigan HEINECKE, RUTH 6520 Itaska St. Louis, Missouri Freshman HEITBRINK, NORMAN 100 Columbia Avenue Park Ridge, Illinois Sophomore HELBLING, HAROLD 4130 Ivy Street East Chicago, Indiana Senior HELLMAN, KURT 117 Kirk Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Freshman HEMPEL, JULILA 1239 N. El Molino Pasadena, California Senior I-IENNIG, MILDRED 2525 Rogers Avenue Port Smith, Arkansas Frerhmon I-IENNIG, LOIS 1363 Kent Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota Frerhmon HENTSCHEL, HERMAN 782 Garheld Street Hobart, Indiana Senior HERBEL, JUNEROSE 1616 W. 17th Street Sioux City, Iowa Senior 1-IERFURTH, I-IILDEGARDE R. R. 2 Alexandria, Virginia Frerhmon HERRON, WILLIAM 'Austerlitz, New York yunior I-IESS, PAUL 8622 So. Racine Avenue Chicago, Illinois Frerhmezn HESSE, XWALTER 2955 Hillman Avenue St. Louis, Missouri Frerhmezn HILDNER, VVARREN 7813 Burnette Avenue Detroit, Micliigan Sophomore HINRICHS, GERALD VVilliamsburg, Iowa Freshmen HOEMAN, VICTOR Newell, Iowa Frerhmon HOFFMAN, WILBUR 741 So. 4th Street Saginaw, Michigan yunior HOHENSTEIN, FRED 137 Elizabeth Avenue Batavia, Illinois Sophomore HOENSTEIN, MARVIN 137 Elizabeth Avenue Batavia, Illinois Frerhmon HOLLE, PAUL 648 Mercer Avenue Decatur, Indiana Frerhmon HOLT, CAMPBELL 256 Jefferson Valparaiso, Indiana Senior HOLZHAUER, EARL R, R. 2 Dwight, Illinois Sophomore HONOLD, KENNETH 13362 Chelsea Avenue Detroit, Michigan Sophomore HOOVER, WARREN 401 Jefferson Valparaiso, Indiana Frerhmon I IHDE, ROBERTA 8125 Peoria Street Chicago, Illinois Frerhmon COMPLIMENTS OF Charles J. F. Staerker Diehl Brewing Company BREWERS OF FINE BEERS For 70 Years Distributed by Roscoe Meyer Brewing Co. LAPORTE, INDIANA Valparaiso Hatchery The Home of , VALPO QUALITY CHICKS VALPARAISO, INDIANA OUR COMPLIMENTS The Dinette Messenger Porter County's Daily Newspaper COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH-NUPPNAU COMPANY BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIALS VALPARAISO, INDIANA Win More New Friends Each Year! 'fFACTORY-FRESH MASTERCRAFT PAINTS Sold Exclusively By BADGER PAINT STORES We Make the Paints We Sell 153 IRMSCHER, YYALLACE 1076 Radimacher Detroit, Michigan Sophomore IRVINE, LYNN, JR. 301 East Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Sophomore IWEN, GEORGE Wabeno, Wisconsin Freshman I JAEBKER, ELIZABETH 2705 Thompson Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana Sophomore JAEGER, MARGARET 4527 Greenwood Avenue Chicago, Illinois Sophomore JANASHEK, IRENE 8606 Mendota Detroit, Michigan Senior JENSEN, WILLIAM 3 No. Michigan Valparaiso, Indiana Senior JOHNSON, BILEA 281 Geneva Road Glen Ellyn, Illinois Freshman JOHNSTON, ADELTHA 408 Jefferson Street Valparaiso, Indiana Freshman JONES, MRS. LYDIA 533 Lake Street Hobart, Indiana Senior K KAISER, CARL 163 Kengsley Street Buffalo New York Freshman KAISER, FREDERICK 1228 N. 24th Place Milwaukee, Whsconsin Freshman 154 KAISER, NORMA 645 E. 17th Street Indianapolis, Indiana Freshman KANDT, HELEN 256 Willow Street Lockport, New York Freshman KARSTEN, KARL R. R. 3 St. Charles, Missouri Yanior KATH, DOROTHEA Wood Lake, Minnesota Sophomore KAUFMANN, CONSTANCE 4619 Belfour Road Detroit, Michigan Freshman KEIM, RUTH 817 Parkside Avenue Buffalo, New York Freshman KELLER, DONALD R. R. 3 Wauseon, Ohio Freshman KELLEY, BETTY 404 Indiana Mishawaka, Indiana Sophomore KERN, CHARLES 15 Jefferson Street Valparaiso, Indiana Yanior KIEFER, EVELYN 2210 Wells Street Fort Wayne, Indiana Freshman KINDBERG, BETTYMAE 318 N. Jackson Street Crown Point, Indiana Sophomore KLEINHANS, ELIZABETH 921 Milton Street South Bend, Indiana Sophomore KLIMEK, ALBERT 14511 Garfield Avenue Lakewood, Ohio ffanior KLUG, DORIS 2730 VV. North Avenue Milwaukee, VVisconsin Freshman KLUG, MARION 2730 W. North Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin jfunior KLUGE, JEAN 3576 Bosworth Road Cleveland, Ohio Sophomore KN IEF, CHARLOTTE 441 12th Avenue N. Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Freshman KOEHNEKE, EDWARD 1410 Henry Avenue Des Plaines, Illinois Senior KOENEMAN, BETTY 436 E. Lockwood St. Louis, Missouri Freshman KOENIG, ALWIN 2231 N. Kimball Chicago, Illinois Freshman KOENIG, LESLIE Wallings Road Brecksville, Ohio Freshman KOENIG, RICHARD 2610 N. Anthony Fort Wayne, Indiana jfunior KOEPKE, KENNETH 351 Delafield Street Waukesha, Wisconsin Freshman KOLKE, RAYMOND 5603 Northclilfe Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Freshman KOMASINSKI, EDWARD R. R. 2, Box 245 La Porte, Indiana fanior KOPPING, ALBERT 3547 S. Marshfield Avenue Chicago, Illinois Sophomore NORTHERN HARDWOCDS . SOUTHERN THE TEGGE LUMBER CC. 1500 West Bruce Street MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN A. SAUERMAN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Valparaiso Plumbing Company Plumbing - Heating - Refrigeration Phone 25 210 Lincolnway VALPARAISO, INDIANA Stambaugh Farm Equipment Co. INCORPORATED General Onice VALPARAISO, INDIANA Phone: Valparaiso 241 CROWN PGINT, INDIANA Phone: Crown Point 139 THE ETZ Manufacturing Co mpany' a and Make Alilhese PHUFITS With llllj Machine - - - XI. . N , ., .Q 5 ' 'S '53 if - .. 2--124. T- - .-- Nia . .-axg 4-. .N-X IE: Zf,j . X , 7 I I I I non-ero s' 4. IT' 'Nc 1 X E . ' i ,I NIGER ffl, .K , Q- Wea f - ' z ' :? 'w'S' 4 ' -. E5 I R N S AND 5108 -1, I . CHO? POWER Letz is a combi- nation roughage A S mill-grain sepa- rator-hay chop- 5 . . per-silo filler- FEED . . grain grinder- ALL in ONE. N5 E RES A Letz separator CHOPS 51215 mill uts u all 51-QEAF 0 P P emuns susan feed crops right uNlF0 ' from the field- makes the kind 3' H of feed livestock prefer-the kind that stores and keeps. Feed with a scoop shovel this winter-stop hauling hay or fodder. A Letz saves up to 4-OW labor in handling feeds, 40W coarse feeds, 65W storage space. Learn why Letz is the leading labor-saver and profit-maker for the dairy or stock farm-nothing else like it. CROVVN POINT INDIANA KORSMEYER, WILLARD R. R. 2 Beardstown, Illinois Freshman KOSANKE, LORRAINE La Crosse, Indiana Freshman KOWITZ, MARTIN 2341 Virginia Avenue VVyandotte, NIichigan Sophomore KAREMER, ROBERT 2196 Richland Avenue Lakewood, Ohio Sophomore KRAMER, SHELDAN 1103 Summit Avenue VVaukesha, Wisconsin Freshman KRAUSE, EMIL 8554 Marquette Avenue Chicago, Illinois Sophomore KREDLO, RAYMOND R. R . 1 VVestville, Indiana Sophomore KRETZMANN, VICTOR 11 N. Third Street Festus, Missouri Freshman KRIETENSTEIN, BARBARA 5139 Woodlawn Avenue Chicago, Illinois Freshman KRUCK, MICHAEL, JR. 702 Huron Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Sophomore KRUEGER, EUNICE 466 S h F out ourth Street Rogers City, Michigan Freshman KRUEGER, WALTER 1121 S. 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