Wayne State University - Griffin Yearbook (Detroit, MI)
- Class of 1948
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Ai 2 April 7, 1948 Graduation time is an occasion for congratulations and good wishes. Your successful completion of your college work should give you personal pride and the confidence that comes with the fulfillment of aspira- tions and the achievement of important goals. We told you as freshmen that the University would be as concerned as you that your experience at Wayne should be happy and -successful. Now at the close of the course, we share your ioy and satisfaction in the task you have completed. We hope you, in turn, will cherish the ties that bind you to Wayne University. The work of Wayne will be appraised largely by the stature and quality of its alumni. Its high purposes will be fulfilled as you and your associates faithfully meet the expectations of your friends and fellows. Wayne is the symbol of the faith of your city and state in the importance of your education. Public service and public facilities have been placed at your disposal because of the belief that your success will contribute to the welfare of others. We hope you cheerfully accept the obliga- tion to justify, by deed and thought, the faith placed in you by your community. The years ahead will be full of difiicult problems as the world tries to recover from the terrible struggle of the war years and tries to find the paths to an enduring peace. The college trained men and women, by virtue of their training, are needed desperately in the fight for a better world. I wish for each of you a civic conscience that will help you hold to the highest ideals of citizenship an.d public service. DAVID D. HENRY ,-In 11 ' ' 2 2 ARTHURF NEEF Deon, Low School .,l..1-L-A l l I l HARDY A. KEMP. Deon, College of Medicine l 'X 4 -vff JOHN J, LEE, Doon, Graduate School L DE. M AIN Dll WILLIAM J. STAPLETON, JR., Associoie Deon, College of Medicine r 'l -ni- .ii- l,,f M-I KATHAQINEE FAWLLE, fron, Coll:-gn Ol N Ufllng LENT D. UPSON, Deon, School of Public Affairs ond Social Worli i I . ,,..-v--- if S Wvfk finan- 3 1 VICTOR A. RAPPORT. Dean, College of Liberal Arts . HENRY H. PIXLEY, DEANS Assistant Dean, College of liberal Arts AND l DIRECTCDR5 l l ARTHUR R. CARR, Dean, College of Engineering ia. R .....-1-P D . l, s P' l ROBERT M. MAGEE, WALDO E' MESSENGER' Assistant Dean, College of Educdfion Dean, College of Education -1-iii.-.-.l.i..,,. ' WENDELL VREELAND, Director, Division of University Research and Publications ... WALTER C. FOLLEY, ' Deon, School of Business Administration DON S. MILLER, Associate Deon, College of Liberal Arts, V 05 -'C'0f. School of General Studies ROLAND T. LAKEY, Directo- Dean, College of Pharmacy G. FLINT PURDY, University Librarian j ...-- '? -1-1 4- . g 3' 'W L 'Q f:f.f-, Q.. A ' Yv4.,J s X- , A N, : , ' . , gg- ,A H- i.9i1'f5ff.4 '1 'N-f...-wg wi. ,ml . .. . . , .. , ' r I - ff . X . ' V T-Algal X, 'V :ff A J :PQ ' 5 N. HA ,fl VICTOR F. SPATHELF, HAROLD E. STEWART, Dean of Student Affairs Assistant Dean of Student Affairs 9 ,, 3 t . 1 l l z 5 CLARENCE B. HILBERRY. ALFRED C- l-AMB, Dean of Administration Director of Buildings and Grounds ,ii RAYMOND HUSSEY, OLIN E. THOMAS, Dean, School of Occupational Health Executive Secretary 4 Ar ' L - 'II 1 l I SE-NICRS I 9-on A Y 4 X Wm. i l NWT I 1 1 Q s o H XJ 3 1 ,f '14, , fam Steven K. R re F Ma rcia Acker 1 l N Y Req reoche after with c tion ce Se proce: ussistc keep I .asf Anne Adler Carmella Alello John P. Akers Loren K Alanson Wnlllam C Alegnanl ,AQ .gui 11 G Q5 T in, James W. Alexander Elaine F. Allen Phyllis J, Allen REGISTRATICDN Registration procedure underwent important changes as Fall enrollment reached l7,922. Elizabeth A. Platt replaced George F. Brennan as registrar after 15 years experience as assistant registrar. Marking cards did away with cumulative records, science and art classes were reserved and registra- tion appointments reduced long waiting periods. Serial numbers were used in place of names in an attempt to clarify the process. Confusion was further avoided by on increased staff of registration assistants. The bookstore expanded its facilities, issued appointment slips to keep pace with the speedy registration. my-5 S.-1 ,M Noula AWGN ' lviwk. JC-nie H -3, ,ff , '5 1 R, I wi -...H f .' A I ry Y lc A h' Hugo Ap, Alicia Arce Fm' 'C 'G 1 Kay, X- 5-SY? Q 5. SX .' . . l x 5 . . X ' Q TVA . a -sit., - Ni-ggi.. , . sg-map. xg f a .3 X- . -AL 'ingr 7 1 ' 5443 U .. Q .,- .J -G9 ff' 'nf pf' N ' .fl I ' - J' J' .lf xr 1: , rf. f ,J .g p ,LA Agn , I Valentino L. Asquini Norman D. Ash A.W.S. -,,m,,,,,.,, ,,- j.,,,.,,,, N Talk N Johnson, P Uhl, R Rudr-novich, L. Forys, H. George. x.-.,'f.1 S F-Vw--.1-V I- Alfimh M MacDonald, G Suarue, Mrs. K. Groves, L. Jonas. Baglaj 449 J, 3 1 S 'T7' W dl g .4 Edward C. Bailey, Jr. MUVY Bob' lllll ll. I l V 1- ' . z 4 iff I. F, 1 -Ash 'Ag l Edward C. Barios Kenneih J. Baune 1165 ..,. f ' 1 Edmund R. Bayma Anton M. Beard Mrs. Groves serves tea to Mrs. Veronica Dengel. I I I Y A v 3 lx Vg ,Ji ' k .54 X - . NK ,Q ,Z ilk 1 vii., 'ix- ,N.r:gLA J T ' . 1' 'A'h.,'l' '-P, ' '-,1'f9'.i1Sf. 'T' Qi. '1A. ' pi' ' p i-n Nw ..'MT'f rs, M- - Y? '. '-1'1'A.-12. - i.. ,qM,5, '15 -M -A ies:-,lj 11.-. u N-Ay!! I 1. M Q JK, y-r X, Ne px 3 Q ix,,y.1' qfhbex -11 xl , .v 'Tydfil b. ., .Q .1 ll t4 A , Q -..... Qpvn A 1,1 ' 'A' -fy' -in .' ' 'xi - .' xW . fl, I- ,gf X- .z A., ix egg., ,j,xN1n ,J . :jr 'fi-:jj G .- , x Nj ,N Q, 1 - 5 li Q - :tx up I-zu., ,NAI K' I-I l-nl.Zi-5- - -4-'.-if-fl-. i 1 , 'i::::1 J 5 K7 Xfi 5. ' ' 5' 13' 1 ...fs Fay Zercher, AWS president, officiating at a tea. .1 3 i l .3 f Y Alben Baruch Seymour Bqrenhglfz Billie May Barnes Harold E. Bell Barbara Ann Bellln L. J. Beardslee Robert S. Beare 'W' ll r f r -x ix 1 ' Q W- rs N-1 Albert W. Beck William E. Behrendf 19' 23 1 va 4f j Leo Berg Don Marsh counselor of men's activities. Standing A Condlno P Sterne F. Monroef R. Poloskig G. Keck: F. Martin. Seated H Kurys D Marsh: R. Breverp E. Kagedusp E. Bartos. V x I K -1 4 X1 . R' A. Bla Q Dorthe 197' nf V f-124527, Jw ,a 1 1-. 1 J 1 7 A , I , sr? I. 'ff-get 'Q' D Berger . , ,rf ' iii R- A- Bl0CkSf0ne Joseph F. Bodnar Yetta S. Bodzin Mildred Bogin Ralph C. Bolz . -lr- , s Dorthea Bond Sam Boocker Audrey J. Bayes Mary W. Branson Horace T. Brettolle, .lr l l l l V. sit.. Al W fi, Q. . K 6 Q I 'Y fx LJ l. to r.-B. Steeb, M. Werner, P. Kosiba, Joan MI5l'Ii P. Czamanske, G. Zobludowskyp B. Duft, B. Dewar. Mackenzie Union took on a new appearance as facilities and or- ganization moved to Webster Hall. Formerly housed on Putnam, the Union's new location rovides reater s ace for loun es, in - on 9 P QP 9, cards and study rooms. A music room, Tea Lounge, and various meet- ing rooms are provided for students on campus. Joan Mish reigned as Governor's Lady at the annual ball spon- sored by the Mackenzie Union Board of Governors. Proceeds from Highly Seasoned, annual men's revue, went into the Mackenzie Union Scholarship Fund, which provides a year's free education to a male student of a Michigan high school. 1 J , , . ,fl If 'Q 1 David W. Brewer 7 H Q? 'I' N 0 x, . Q52-1 7 '.ni - X. 1' ,,,' 1 .- - 1' , u . ... . , - --fr 'i L, . 1-5, .1 Kenny Singer, Sally O'Connor, David Klcvons, and Lucio Stevens broadcasting for A- B f'l Radio Guild -ff- A .Sf Foy Bricimor X 't . -Q ,ayvw i hs W 1. ll o l G Urocilnhuul n. I 6 S nn Q. l 26 Chdfil F. Brown Geo FZ Brown A2 ' ' T , 1j-qdif 8 Marion E. Brown K 'Q ff' t A nf K L H, Bro' ,f 4' L ,l ,. W .. l Activities of pmgmmg of hist rection oi Paul over stations W schedule was mC in Drama, and Bi wining experien able for scripts oi encouraging N w U x,., Selwyi I 19' 2. X 1 i , 1 t i I I lx ! I I .L 6 ig' 'S' K I' J L. H. Browning Kirsti M. Bucht David D. Budzko RADICD Activities of the Wayne University Broadcasting Guild included programs of historical, educational and social interest. Under the di- rection of Paul Kazander, speech instructor, broadcasting was done over stations WWJ, WXYZ, WJR, WJLB and WCAR, and a full week schedule was maintained. Programs included Streets of Detroit, Design in Drama, and Books Bring Adventure. Acting, directing, producing and writing experience are afforded to Guild members. Awards are avail- able for scripts used in Broadcasting Guild programs for the purpose of encouraging creative and experimental productions. Selwyn Touber, Seymour Tachau, Marilyn Duncan rehearsing in Radio Guild control room Q. igi R. K. Buffett Paul H. Bugeia fs 'sn A .57 1 1 - ' U ' u.1'9f.4f.f'.., .fa Helen Buliga Merrill Bullock .qi '. Q' 3' gf s Q- f .xl I 'T' .4 Kathryn J. Burr Estella Buschlen 066 Alice S. Bush Dennis E. Butler rlnr HCHVY Cade William Callahan 27 r ,Q 11 f f J, N ron , Esw ,crx J-frvwnr r , 25 Kathryn B. Chovey ll gbi il Chris W. Chorouhis Mary M Corgan Hurry W CCJlCGd0 lnwrr-nw furguino Mary W Coxh Elinor V. Caslle H. Donald Covonaugh Belly R. Chompoux 3 H.-nr, N K ullrflru Uv' Jvrm G Q kv . - 4-mov lvgwnlnq on vhf- Iighvvhr-our-d mood of Mark Palmer, Beverly Brown, and Helen Buliga in Ladies in Retirement l . r .Q 4 x 4-all ..1- Mark Palmer V U G F r I I ' Cltuvey harouhis iampoUX Zetirement Jenni? 'A 1 'Y .if Gwen Chose Phillip E. Chase Diomed M. Chefn Milton Cheresh Herbert C. Childs .i, 1-lllc lit, 1.. Mark Palmer contemplating a bit of larceny in Ladies in Retire- ment, Circular Theatre production DRAMA Three theater groups, University Circular and Experimental pro- vide entertainment tor 'University theater-goers. The Circular Theatre's unusual arrangement otters an informal feeling between audience and actors. New techniques and unusual plays are presented by the Ex- perimental group. Plays produced included Bill of Divorcement, Claudia, Joan ot Lor- raine, Mr. Pim Passes By, Oedipus, Dumb Wife, Adding Machine, Marco's Millions and Time ot Your Lite. Pictures show scenes from Circular's Theatre's production of Ladies in Retirement. Cast included Jean George, Mack Palmer, Ruth Allen, Joanne O'Reilly, Beverly Brown and Helen Buliga. tv' Margaret Chittendeo It Q Ivan Christopherson George Cholack Agusto R. Clahassey il Y c ' 'kv . , . -v ' gh, V. sg yi? .-A-.. 4 . .-, 9 . .5 . ...'4. 'C P 'fy Robert A. Clark ,. gw A-nal Q , . -T' Q , as . I , l , . . Charles J. Clarke 29 fr-- ' 4.1 Mock Pol,-ner, Leonard Jaslov, Gilda Fox, and Morton Zieve Cl. to r.D rehearsing production of Joan of Lorraine aft' 1-if 5 l Mary L Clernom John F, Clift S 4 . -qrf ik George Cohen 5001 Cohen Phillip R. Cole X I Dorothy McKinnon, Howard Swich rehearsing with Lynn Orr, director, in the Circular Theatre control room Olivor S Coleman 'U if 30 Uedie B Collin' V- Colombotvo Eleanor L. Colter Lucille A, Combs jr' E 1 ,...4' .-1 ...ni 1' i' 4. '3' v'7l'7f W I Alma M. Conley Bessie Conn Thomas C. Connor .. I yv, X Verftll V. Cook Robert S. Cooper 5 'lx Mark Palmer, Shirley Rigley in Darla Lady of the Sonnets, Circular Theatre ,.4' MN. Bill Hawley on his knees to Helen Vcplisma in Androcles and the Lion, Circular Theatre , 3 ' 25 sv , I5 Eyelyn K, CQX Cfdffi S 1 .., Hayward B. Crewe Julio Cordero Ednh L. Coulter 1L'.1., . , E. Leofa F. Couririghf Douglas C. Cowles ...X Vincenf Crimando 31 Xl l ..4, df . ' ' f' 'sr A ,TWZI g , Q X A h . -J Jomex G. Crombr John W, Crosby sf Barbdfa John Hackett presents the Queen with an autographed football at the Mildred Cucchatti Manual M, Cummins Homecoming Dance. 15 'Z-r Glenn W. Cunning Ruth Cunov Q. HV? 2 faf'w' -nl -nfl.. Shirley Nankervis is crowned Homecoming Queen. Mary O Currie Morgar:-l M Cuthbert l , , A i ,1 .D 4 3- nn. Kornlg H, Dabo-nlon Enna M Cahn- .- - . 37 I 'lugmlc Dombon David Defvin Warren F. Dasher - ff-7.-4-' . , . -ad-,,,,,.,... Homec rode, foot the pared Thirty-six Nanlcervis steps of ll Follow Buffalo Ur Queen, W 0 Guy Nir On the held in th Well utter presentulicl Queen, t ea e Mllryi LS 4? Barbara V. Davidson Kenneth Davis Mary Camilla Davis Donold E. DGWSOH Robert W- D000 1 l r 1 l Homecoming this year was complete with a pa- rade, football game and dance. A police escort led the parade at noon, Oct. 24 to Keyworth stadium. AJ Thirty-six floats turned out to honor Queen Shirley . Nankervis and court at the reviewing stand on the steps of the Art Institute. Q 2, Following the parade, the Tartars romped over 1 Buffalo University 33-12. After the crowning of the Queen, Wayne's Band was featured at half-time in a Gay Nineties Revue. On the preceding night, Homecoming Dance was held in the Fountain Ballroom of Masonic Temple. Well attended by students, the dance included the presentation of an autographed football to the Queen. rf s 'l V , up XS: g .xx N-usurp. 4 Q if 3 1- , -uw ' .Zi 4' i ins- , K . K. Xl i MQ,-vin K, Dems Harold E. Deen Katherine D. Demaray 1' Anita Demmler vw: Dario C. Depaulis 33 L fir I. af' 1 . QQ:-X313 1192? 'r rr or QC xi? lips Ivan S. Doctor A WK' . X r X Pcsqualina Dilczzo Harriet A. Disfler s group porhcnpoted an Compui CON' o,1 ol Sprung Choral Concert Musnc Educoiors Conference ond Wu 3.1 odor Jilazzo stler li' -,ii l.-1- -,,..fl1-. ,,,--' fir 1, f u af N17 ..f Q., 4 Q . 1 .1 I y , ,il , 3 i f' I. ' 'lfilk , 349. .L Fred J. Donald tt I ' f 1 Wayne University marching band forms a spinning wheel between halves of the Western Reserve game. l Wayne University All-String orchestra under the direction of Leo Lemlce. ga Ei 3, John C. DODOVOFI John P, Downey Martha C. Drage Lois M. Dreher Marvin Duering Jane Anne Duffy John Chris Dunn Frances Dusty lr Gene Phyllis Dyni sf! Chas. E. Eder ilg H l '1 E Edwards 36 hlo'gO'Cl M. Ellion Vi mary Emmer Stanley S. England Chas' Driving cows home on the road leading to the main farm house. In addition to animal ' husbandry, soil analysis and crop rotation are taught. s lb 3 1 . . ' ' ' use iS the circular staircase in the mam house. This stulrc one of the longest in Michigan. f .-Me? Hifi? , M 5 i 5 fs 1 Y - a ,BV I is? A, Epstein 4, .. 3,1- v fi., Y 5' ,. aug. 'W' Q. ' X J 3,-' l +4 V7.0 6 .47 s 13 ' v 'ff x if E 'X kb 1 'Q Leona L. Erdt Robert O, Egkolq Margaret J. Evan, Viola P. Evans 'km 'Q' 4? -.2 animal use is X x ..i Dorothy J. Ewbonk William Fagenson Anne B. Faigenboum Dovid Fuigenbcrum -114' SCHMIDT FCDUNDATION The main house of the 283-acre Schmidt Foundation Farm. A gift to the University by the Detroiter whose name it bears, the farm is used by veterans interested in agriculture. lt is located near Washington, Mich., 22 miles from Detroit. ,,- ,., . l Stephen Fairchild i xv C h..,y,,1gx, s .li Nr- . - , Ns. , . I L 5 in 4. Q r ', ll .W 1 1 51: 'Ili 'few illmlxi lrltiltf' .kk , si 1' . rs 1'-rg Aldo Favole r N E li y l ss 'Y WY . s ,V r t . . Vu.wf,.U1'x, h f.,f..5i.Q,fQi i ' Ulf Louis K. Fealk 37 41 .Xl 'R ,VXA QTJ1' it Rivoli R. Feuerman Harold J- Fine Werner Fink Albert G. Feeley Hugh C. FerguS0rl . f5?gff' l Ns ,.- ,ti e 4 A ,, 5 am f , 'rl , A'6+wW'2fy ' -. 2 , ,x ,V ga- Y A . e 'f H V'-'Af' .. 1 - ,- V.- , , ff.: , by ' .zfff . V - . 1 K, 1 V AVerY H- Fisher Jeanne L. Fisher I , 4 1 A . , x r V , . X., , xx V 4 XXX , I - - Roma Turner, singing, and Jan Hansen, playing, at the Webster Hall Variety Show. Rel-'err T- Fisher Rollo G- risher An Evening Board dance at Webster Hall, the new student activities center. 1'-gi 4' . , , iw. .. , I T -U . ., kg, 6 I I I ,ff L , if 4 ' X ,wf - ,Z I r , .-'g 1 f .P ,A M4 l ,xx 14 lt l l M. ..' S N I d J Merle E. Fitch C' Micheline Flewelling Blanche Fitlow -Qi X 1 9 John P. Flaherty :af ' .X x .,9 MJ, ,u 'Y- 1 l X Meyer Fleishman Harry F. Fleming f-ii: P Nellie J. Flinos Woodrow Floyd Arthur C. Foerster Stephen W. Ford New facilities at Webster Hall make studying a pleasure. ll l E ,. .gn .X Wh- 4. S Z' ss i A6 il Harold Fortgang Grace M. Foster ' ANNO B- Fox Janice S. Frank if 'X f ti!! Robert M. Fraser Geraldine Frederick Ps Mary Fulmuda Hoyt W. Fuller 'O TT wJ' 'UQ' x f ,-'Q fi 9' J Kenneth R, Fulton Elizabeth M. Gdble E Q E s 'D 'St ,L if D, Enh.-1 H. Gale John A, Gogh, , no Thomas Ganos Idarose Garber We ss ...I .....,-uf Donald Freedlander Edward H. Friedman Ethel R. Friedman SCPH PROM X, I F , 04 'AA 14' fN '3' Hearts, b0ll00r1S and pictures ot the candidates for Soph Sweetheart were used as decorationS V X52' n .4 1 yr Max J sq! qggz. 4- 4 M1 YT5' 1511 1 N N F ' 1 Ashl, BY 36'-'1 urglnla orre s Kathryn A Gates Harvey D Geller Norma Johnson and Jock Hudnut lead the grand march at the Soph Prom ranons A5hbY L Gefl Goldye H Gibson Stephen G Glerak James V Giglio Eugene M Gllmef C if +4' LeRoy H. Golman Richard D. Goldner F1561 T-ii? Irvin Girvff Adolf- E Gitlin ivvg. 8 Q Muiinl Ginsburg Outstanding religious activities this year in- cluded the Jewish Feast of Lights fChanulcal held Dec. ll in the Maccabees auditorium and Religious Emphasis Week, Feb. 19-27. Spon- sored by the Inter-faith Council, the Chanulca Convocation represented the triumph of spirit over matter. Religious Emphasis Week was presented to increase religious interest on campus. Coordi- nated by the Inter-faith Council, programs in- cluded lectures, films and religious conferences. Holy Week, observed by Christian groups, represented the Lenten season with open houses, speeches and teas. .,-.1 Lee J. Goldin Ben G0lClmUn i A7 Rilo V Glaffysch Harald Gl W Lillian Gniqdgwgki '7 Gertrude E. Goetz XXXX 1 ,X ,, 1 . . . 7 if Nall'IUn l r r-' l i to 5 X I C7 o a. 3 0 -. X X!! I 'Q ,1 r ,ul 2' Nathan Goldstone Helcnj Goodmon Charlotte Goodrc-mont jogvptx Gorfton 1 Ki-itll Graham W . 4 it , v i ' C 1, Y ' 3 5 ! Q , . ', 1 ! v Trixiv- M V Grant - Ofliciciting at the initiation of new members into the Newman Club are ll. to r.l, Father James J. Maguire, chaplaing Gloria Hordeichik, corresponding secretaryg Louis McGuinness, president, and Ann Zelozek, recording secretary. Mariorir- M Grr-en f ICP TVGI1 l Miltgn M, Green Gloria Greenberg Saul Greenfield Marilyn J. Greenleaf , 2 John F, Gregg John M. Grey-Theriot Joyce Greenhoe 3 4 Wi R K 1 P. M. Gr icziir ff' Janis C. Grococl: 44 --..,, Geo. E. Groener Bely w .V gf , ,-'--fl.. Edin, A .A .dv Y ntl Q' M 1 Guran Herbert M. Hciiifner 1 .1 ,V ,, -.. ' 4 . .,. H, -'+.e Q x-. t lv are Q.-9,2 . I xr x 5 I 'I ' uf, a 7 '- ' .H t . ph v ul ff am if f f r I, J 2' , .-'51 ' ' kills.. r .437 3 Q5 X IQ., 4. Q. Hall Morgar-rito Hcguf' Eugene Jos:-ph Ham'-r William O. H0l'mS Rilryj Harris Arlinf- A, Harrison 4-4 -I Haute' Hofyigon Thomas Harrison AVIATION WEEK .ll ROW' 5, Hart f-wg ll.. to RJ Go' principal spe The week of At Aviation Week. Sp University, octivitie Betw, Wayne Uni building und q Lir Climoxing the Wttne with Col. ' Webster HGH- Mo helicopter was no lawn oi the Def,-O llll'l9 Chczrocteristi rl L '7 ...Ar Huflner Robert B. Hart Burton Hartman Robert W. Harvey l.uCille Hatchegian Barbara J. Hayer 1 , , , . K, W gg w ,ak r' lL. to R.l Governor Kim Sigler, Dr. David D. Henry, Col. William Dunham, and Herman Frankel, principal speakers at the Aviation Week program. The week of April 5th, 1948 was observed on Wayne's campus as Aviation Week. Sponsored by the Flying Club in coniunction with the University, activities for the week included the display of the Wayne Beau, Wayne University's airplane, on the front lawn of the main building and a Link trainer in the front hall. Climaxing the week's activities, Governor Kim Sigler flew down to Wayne with Col. William Dunham of the Army Air Force to speak at Webster Hall. Movies rounded out the program. Later in the day a helicopter was flown down from Selfridge field and landed on the lawn of the Detroit Public Library. A demonstration was given on the flying characteristics of this type aircraft. Gladys A. Herman is f',y-qu - '7 f f Walter B. Herbach Alice N. Hellsten Lawrence Healy, Jr. Werner V. Heilbrunn Earl F. Heflner ,, lf Ralph Heller 45 X- Morilynl H5005 A Jon-ph M Hodr-as Evr-lyn J Hun muu Paulo H Hollnwn 46 ,M I Hopiman Robert H. Herman Dowd I . k' H I M Hill DorothY J. Hilemon Edwdfd W- He l'm0nf1 M'H'edl' Hop ms Morjory R. Himmei ole ' Horlcn E. Hofio Vlulv--1 Hofimon lv- P. Mc 'G Uoncvrs singChris1mos carols during iniermission, Gertrude M. Hickey' Beverly G. Hook fl Reversing the annual. of Women ffnsed for b Plnned to m Seflsgn over Yeul' ihe dan b ered Ground won ami' -art H, Herman W. Herrmann ude M. Hiclcel 1 l David I, Hoptman EJ Mildred l.. Hopkins Beverly G. Hook ,vim Mirrors reflect Christmas spirit at the annual Holly Hop '18 -if Jimmie L. Howard Charles H Howson Vinci- Hucliv John H Hughes A 4,1134 Hi-rbcrt E Humphries Dorothea A. Hunter HCDLLY HCP Reversing customary procedure, coeds squired dates to the annual Christmas dance sponsored by the Association of Women Students. Tickets and transportation were ar- ranged for by the women, and mistletoe boutonnieres were pinned to male lapels at the door. Held each Christmas season over a period of years, the dance has become a tradition and is the main event on the AWS calendar. This year the dance was held in the Old Colony Club with music by Don Bari's orchestra. During intermission dancers gath- ered around the bandstand and sang Christmas carols. Bernard B Indenbaum Earl Phyllis R Isaacs Bettvj lfelond A7 -, .ii ,lin- Murtlyr , x t 12 x ,iifg V L Q LE . AAL ' J kson ---f- Marion J. Joblonskt mme OC 1 1-1 ENGINEERING I 1 t Civil Engineering student xighting with transit. - Gordo 5, f hngmeftin iris hanri Offer Pruethen inspecting qn nc omcol Engineering Iqborctoryu W Ashby Getz and Wesley Master checkmg elecfrtcol ctrcutts rn Electrtcul Engtneerrng 'chow 'Y Q. Jacobs J. Jacobs S. Jakubiec ng IaboratofY- 'T Dorothy E. Jarvis Vera L. Jehnsen Ns. -...gf .Q t , I' 1. '-CZF' Gloria Ann Jenkins f, Charles E. Johnson Edna E. Johnson James G. Johnson Howard Pearsall, who received the first Ph.D. given by the Wayne University Chemistry Department, Frank E. Jeziorski Alice L. Johnson ,ts k . Nf Shirley R. Johnson . 'ggjfff Zodie D. Johnson .P 'rf Raymond Jolliffe Jonn W. Jones f Lucy H. Jones Monho E '75 Jones .-V, ,ypf t iw is ' A V , ,wh 5 Q: , . 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At commence- 1' ment ceremonies on Jan. 29, at Masonic Temple, over 860 seniors received degrees. Following an intro- ductory address by Laura Osborn, president of Detroit Board of Education, Dr. Winfred G. Leutener, president of Western Reserve University, gave the main address. In his speech, Dr. Leutener compared the streetcar campuses of the two schools. Again on June 17, Commencement was held in the Coliseum of State Fair grounds in order to accommodate an outstandingly large graduation class. Dr. David D. Henry conducted Swing-out cere- monies June 3rd, and Baccalaureate service, June 13th. Dorothy P. Kilpatrick Edith E. Kilpela 'i 1' g Mc,-gore, E Kilpela Charles King Jean F. Kinley Ann C. Kissinger Mae L. Klarich ' 0 vi' 6 ..-r.v.,,.N 51 'ww-wfaf Fw --l Mary L. Kleinman R sf '4 Doloris P. Klemulr Richard F. Knott P' L Ada A Koblin Fred l.. Kolch 52 N an Kohn C'hri5tion D. Komp Enno F, Korlltols Dormhy Kouvms .. , orm Us Te K A, Edward A. Kreski xg Enthusuasts of the expressuonnstuc style of the barefoot modern dance flnd outlet in the Modern Dance Workshop under the direction ot Ruth Murray. Helen G. Kritilcos I l Phyllis E Gerald KOUVQTSUS A. Kreski Kritikos 3 ...J Phyllis E. Kulczycki Alice L. Kunkiewicz Jacqueline Kurkic Woltcr Kuzmiok Archiv H, Laird fn if 'O 4 P -,,,,-1 ,ff r 1 I - f I M X p L 1 l , IX Gerald Lompcrt Janet Lompton Evelyn S. Lcndou Pauline Londsflcld Zulig Londy 0 MODERN DANCE x 5 Cynthia C. Lange Dorothy M. Lonspeory ' Lillian G. Lorsen Robeff F, LaRue P 4 .,,4u ,No i.i1 -i-1: -il A Monroe S. Lechner Leonard A. Lemberg Wgwfff-,, 1- 1 X fk N A' A J . A 'Y V Kathryn A. Lectlca Helen D, Lengel Luonore H. La-H Katherine A. Lesney riff- A .,:,', - wwf- 'f' fliiif' , 1 l . 54 BCNY -l- lloyd Bernard M. Levin Virginia D. Leviton ev? Aaron E. Levine Evelyn Levine Manuel Levitsky The Senior Mixer on Dec. 5 was held to elect the outstanding graduating couple. Presented in the Tea Lounge of Webster Hall, the social oltered musical entertainment and refreshments. Contestants for the senior titles were Gloria Davidson, Paul Pentecost, John Gregg and Eleanor Colter. Miss Colter and Gregg were finally selected by the senior body. The winning couple received awards at Swingout. SENICDR MIXER Bernice Lewicki -K l x ,ti Car A Heli Vyint 1947. Si plaque, were lot Sing ph 4 i 1 . ? - u '46:ond 5 li , 2 4:52 : gn It 4 f r 41. 'F C' D- Leviton el Levitsky 1 ce Lewiclti 4+ ee 'wx . ,K , -df' it' K I l0U'5 l'Plf'n R110 K lovw'-nstfrnn Alf-xanilo-rl.O'1ta5O Nirholax Lomako 1, 1 ll Carolotto Liles INTER-SCDRCDRITY SING Helen Lewiclci E4lYll' Vying musically, eight greek-letter groups participated in the fifth annual Intersorority Sing Dec. 5, l947. Singing l'm Always Chasing Rainbows and the sorority hymn, Delta Gamma Chi captured the plaque, with Pi Kappa Sigma placing second and Alpha Kappa Alpha third. Other sororities that sang were Iota Chi, Sigma Iota, Xi Omicron, Sigma Sigma, and Alpha Sigma Alpha. lnstigated in l944, the lSC Sing plaque has been awarded to Alpha Sigma Tau, '44, Pi Kappa Sigma, '45, Alpha Kappa Alpha, '46, and jointly to Pi Kappa Sigma and Zeta Chi, '47. :Z l ' Q1 ' . ,A ll A A A Ili is , all U xi- . r , K Q- , 5 . .4, .i f 4 :Img N . fq Edi'h M, MacLenn. Do old A Ma Mathis Rosmu Mann, .luhusF Murkman wares Ann Gordon, Roy Ste I I I lm 4,-.,t. 74521 9 ' bf hf's J-H J' MQYCUS F. Mark 3 Q.-Qrqv P P-Ku'l1.-wt 4111 man Dolores Mathis Florence M. Moyer Dolores Y, McAvoy Wm. L. McClurg, Jr. J-HQP Ann Gordon, Roy Stephens, Bcrboro O'Neol, ond Shirley Herschmonn ll. to r,l unveil J-Hop Queen Donicio Milievich Theodore McDovid S- xr, OP ,4-Q' ' L,lo M Moiliiol Y ? H Marilyn A McCully Pofricio McDow1-II ,av Richard H. McGraw Marjorie A. Mclntosh 57 4' Y .4-I v A 1 jgmps Mclachlon Wh T nfs- of I, to r.: M. Wisoislcy, A. Bensmlller, H. O Loughlln, A. Glflln, N. Micholalcis, N, r. r ' A 55 Jack McLean T I x Murivl F. MCLCQH Slml.-V 5 Mdpon .AV 5 Bi-My M McManus Rollie A To-3' Pappas, members of the dancing chorus. Q The Collegiansu Quartette-l. To r.: G, Limburg, B. Burrell, E. Avram, T- Wlnsllllll sented at piano, A. Meeker, arranger, look over the 79 page score of oflglnol mum for Highly Seasoned. 0' - . . fy- , .,a, If eff .A s . .V 3 ' , . 5 ii' YQ. :I N4 , L 1. 4 ' 'J ',. ' V . I l Q 1 'J J f W! ' ' 1 M V c annel Demetr M h D vid 8'Meyer a e as John Melonakos 0 Q ff' .V ,I m'1 ' x B Mille Arllw' C' 'S -9 y i Bulmel-'S il ' ,l il as, K a ' xp 1 sf ll ll-x'Q'x ,l f s s J 1' w X Q -. ar-e ,X Kel m ',..,, v Vinshipi :I music 5: wr e :yer f' f ff f 1'- Arthur C. Miller , f I ,XA X: ff' Charles D. Miller Frances M, Miller Hubert Miller James A, Miller HIGHLY SEASONED i ll. to r.D S. Bulmer, S. Crimondo rehearsing their comedy routine. 4 3 t 1 A .x. Macon H. Miller Maxwell H. Miller -'55 'Q Ax jk Prim ' -..A .Nth ' AN x--- 2 ' 'v x ', ' I' ri .V , wt Q Ruth M, Miller Leo Millmon we X --i9 Myrtle J. Mitchell Nobuyo Miyoyo H. Lowson keeps the show moving as he talks to his reporter who 15 covering the show, Comfy,-1 C. Mohr, Y l Q A Ella Mons Beatrice C. Monsamie Alice Monfes Nafhella V. Moore Frank E. Morris 4 Mel Cole an Q. -44.15. 60 Miss Modern Design is presented with the official slide rule, Pearl E Morrison Arfhur G Morrow Dorofhy Morhmer Earle W Mott Jr Lloyd L Mrshk el i, , rg, I K U I M 'a 'i Arthur Mullkofi GerlrudeJ.MUnCl1 Q M i 3 I lr 'U . ' . ' x ,, li ii V I X . RE. Morris William A. Munson Michael Murdock I A -'Q' Mel Cole and Aaron Barr lead Nadine Phillips, Miss Modern Design, to the band stand. Paul Mulnick Waller R. Noftaly Irene M. Nagrant Helen Nagrani '- ...4 live'-,Q 44' T' fsfili 2' Paul Nastoli Roweng L, Neal JUNE M. NeCeieF Ffed E, Nelson Richard E, Negfor 61 eniwbe J M fhR'Ow Ruomd 5UYle5s' VVuyne md roppm rwuh,1he reluvenuie John! in yards running c mates wh A 'AA -ral. Lf xl l 'osielslru 1 il RQ! Elizabeth R. Ovid Michael R Ozak Qmlphf puwwmo at -YJ cr 4-I V, l 'J 'Hill' '-'iittriril liiwit YI 1 -1 hx. X Ag, A pO'n 55 l'ulriiic1 VY i'u'.liu A llti-lmfl J Poli-rsgri C 'Offj 5 putri 1 Jfit i 4 tx x Nr.. it v I! .f ' ,L A X f Raoma Bayless, Karol Kurkie, Jackie Kurkie and Eileen Bayless, Wayne sister Maioruttps f FooTBALL Wayne gridders established their best season since V739 by outhghting their opponents in five ot the seven contests. Atter losing to their traditional rivals, the University ot Detroit, the team power-housed all rivals until a y reiuvenated University ot Toledo edged them 740. ' John l-lazley was the standout tor the Tartars, leading the bacl-ctield men My in yards gained and always a constant threat because ot his brol-een tield W' running ability. Together with Virgil Florea, he was honored by his team Q, Wee mates with the co-captain post on next year s eleven. fe 0 ,mf . hr! i 'X 'V' Eli.'o:,.-'ii L Pgtfgyi '5 Y: FTC P01-:li-gig Ani' ' ,.. i t t 1 IP 'Ta ,wx M 4? if Emil Pavlovics K, Dorothy M. Peck 64 F! 13 We Arthur R. Pearce ' 1 1' w f .S , '. gt..-J , Hlllley fecal' X John Paul J. Pentecost E ' if f V if .- wwf 5' if A f t if , .J v' -s:g.f N AL. w , fl' Katherine Peoples Y W R Wm. B. Pequignot ., - ' IQ 5 2 5 t V , .N Q ff. 4 PONY L. Perentesis Irene L. Pernicka Richard H. Perry Alice B- Pembone Glidyg D4 A 55 N I . l v se 'g ,1 2 4 . , . ., ,.- i' s A 1 it fl- aux 'QT'--f:f': ng V ?'iZ'524qv?w-.W ' g xfw ' , il '47, f f ' ggfgffft. ' , Y' ff' ifggxiw f X P I iles! -Q . s 17-NJN Rosalind PL-trucco 'aff 1 YT' ' FI- if . Q 16 'f 1s::'.:,,g.f-A f A ...LL 1 1,-Ls' f I L. Poludnikiewicz H Avr- - hi. fiJ'1f'4.Jr vias, 'I '- if YJ Preston O'F Pfeumun een UI r , .- 1 l lb : -uf .N we me 'Egg l :il , , illlge 2 A tli.f2T?1zts. X M Barbara A, Raiskin Erwin R. Rake Janice A. Randall . . d'k Ruth Radenovich Floyd W Ra ' e gag. Q 'A 0 Nancy Rqpqski Alva A. Raphael Thelma C. Ray Striding.cross-country runners round the two and a half mile mark during the Junior AAU clash held out at Warren Valley. CRCJSS CCJUNTRY Margaret A. Rasor Mel J' Ravilz Jacqueline Rel 's..r,gu,, .5 1 ' 1854. 4 ll Wayne's Cross-Country squad completed one of its most successful seasons on record last fall. They M' swamped every opponent to tally a score of 'five wins and no losses. Among consistent Wayne runners 'if' were Henry English, Ray Durdin and Bob Filsinger. Competing in the Junior AAU last season, the thinclads came in third behind Buffalo YMCA and i Michigan State College. The '48 season also brought about the defeat of Butler University. It was the first time the Wayne harriers had beaten them in six meets. The score was a decisive 18 to 44. 1.1 ugh, , fl ,. p Ai n. 1 ' lift 5 it 'vs wmv MN .si 1. tau., 5 . . 4ff,'yMfu ' 15 'J 4+ 4' rhi1ffhJ'AAu . ,, 8 S or O e Umor ' pe e in the six mile race. Running through valleys and over A f , Dick Brown lead the Wovnites across the finish line placing fifth Modal: were giv th 6 tfh g , .1 f p. ' - en e rs ree eams. - J meet, where over T60 runners com t d 66 1 3 4-A q A f --:Y 2 5- Randall '89 Y MR l1 up cel Thelma C. Ray Janice B. Reagan Virginia Rebholz 0305 .ff I Q l- R0Vll1 Jacqueline Reive Earl W. Reynolds ENC 5- Reynolds TY' I jr k. LA, 5.5, - v.,,k.x I M J. RM? j Zi s-.,,. S., 1 5 14? 5 . f-fi 'Y 3,1ie5? l5-.r 1 . A vig A V' if 'il if ' H f 'iii fn' Qin? e 53 -. Fl Q +531 4 1 Jane L. Redmond Bm-Hy A. Rrinflvl ,df J ff l X CalvinJ.Rl1odcs Seymour S. Ribial 6 -.. Priscilla M. Ricks Helen M- RWE' p-Q W f ll, if Irving Ritter Shirley I. Robb 14, f Y. X f N' I Bruce B, Roberts James W. Roberis .fi dt Albert S. Robinson .X V . . ilka. Jessie Ann Roddy 68 ,-Q. Mary Jane Rose , -.27 ff ..-' vf i 4' W if .. 'tw 5 ,Q Q filo ' 7 ,I 4 ' B iii ar 'I 4 I ,A A ., , J. ,Qw- w,:, ffl 'V.,f:k 1. -' A..-, , l i , lc Isadore A. Rosen , i ' 'J 'Rl li' 'VL' Z , ...44fs?,,ff A5 ' ' 7 ,MgfQ'2f,gLf' , . f ., 4255 ' '-a'1QZi ,, , rg 1. ,- : JL- '31 ,frrv-- itz' , 11: sage- , v Vngx , -Qi li' , g3'- 5 ,MA Lin .1 Q, .js ruzikligg W: 655: jg! ..:f5g,,.. n f 'f Q. - jf , .3-' 171 ,,Q.,..,,.n.. r- 4 ,,'..1--,,, 45,442 Irving J. Rosenbaum i 'V 1 .avr 'V 592 i r Q r Q ix V , 1 f z - 1 Albert Rosenblum Virginia F. Ross Ann Faye Rubenstein Dan Rubin Mihon Rudermon EmilY 5' Sam Hugo SGC Edwarci H. Ry 5, -. ,!,., L-. Q ,M 1 J, 1 1, , 'I-Q.. ,,w1 li 1.. '-. .. . . .. r. ,v fm m 17,- ...M .L ,- ..,.a fv . Y.. Q .,,.x. V, , . .x. I A .Q--A .4 Q, ,.,,,.A pn. H..- ,,s . .4. . Q 0 , - -1 .,. -an-V. .u - ,.,. . 'u V , ,. V Q .-v Q. J., Ml' -, .., in ,.. 2, .Q -4. 'Jlf . .4 ,, .4 .., v 4. 3... l. -- M.. .lf I .1,. -1 .. s- . ,.,. . . ,.. 5... . ,4.,. .U 1 , L. ,,, g.,, .,.,. uu- ,vu ', nm ,.,' . .,Y - W ',v!' Mn. , 'V N: : :,.,. u 1 .-rf . ,.,. ,- .,.,.. . .qu L., I. wfs- .gp 'Yrs-' .,.A-s . .-.v-b fum- V1-M-. ., .,,. .,,, fx., , J Lv w-- Sf3f,..-'f Glenn H. Schneider Wllllam I Schoenfeld Ethel E. Schoenhei U de Florence L. Schon Grace L. Scovill N. r -4 '-.....,,s-W -MV Elliot I. Schubiner David L. Schurgin EmestG Seedll F 4 X L he e L N Q I ! Q ll .-if A . , ,wwf Arthur Schwartz 70 . - H ,J L 'ehr 3 1 'T If YY f , if ,f Bernard Schwartz HQVVY Schwartz -. . , Niles H. Schwocho Charles E. Scully - 5Covill -41 Raymond F. Sears fy Ml 5'lWf9ll1 Ernest G. Segall John H. Seibert Corinne Self Vera J. Semec Fencers, under the direction of Bela De Tuscan captured the state open foil tournament last fall. Outstanding in the men's division was Dick Watson, co-captain, who won the state intermediate foils championship at Lawrence Tech. The girl's division, captained by Carol Christensen, was active in six meets. Miss Christensen took second place honors in the YWCA state novice competition. Outstate meets gave the men's teams a chance at travel. Trips took the squad to Chicago, April 12, for the inter-collegiate tournament and to North- western University. Fencing has long been one of Wayne's strongest sports.' I Scv llY gmt 'YS '99 Dorothy J. Sedick Fred A. Shalhoub Helen L. Shaffer Raymond A. Shemke Earl l. Sherman 7'l Elizabeth H. Sherman fe, r w Q ...fi ' 'Q - 'ijifl -. 4 l :fella in t l Bernardo Fernandez and Natlie Novak form a bridge for Helen Hanson and Adrian deleon Marquez. Allan E. Sheff ' -4 John W. Shier l . ART ED CLUB ,Q . A . 1 I 4,5 I .X if lingo... 1 ' V I' 4 I' f A V ff W 3.,,.L Aaron B. Shilmgn ig, -C 7,2 Marian K. Q V511 Sh'l - - . n man John Shirigian George G. Shoemaker as 'fx 'fi h I 1 :W 139 Character pose-Earl Welley. 5 l l Every semester the Art Ed Club plans a series of social events. A special get acquainted party is given for the entering freshmen. The variety program offered by the students of the department un- covered many unique talents. Little Nell , the melodrama was the tea- ture of this year's party. After the entertainment was finished, the re- mainder of the evening was given to square dancing. 1: lg- fvix .1-4, If 'iii H. Shulef Joan D. Shuker Thomas Harrie l N Shirley Nan 1 IS E 3 1 if-ff' Harriet S' sms Lawrence Silverman Bent' L- SLTTTOFI Milton Simpson Kenneth Singer if Xl: Q- ll Q Q l 3 ii' 463 , jf i A Uel. . 1,-I . '-, if Laurel W. Sinlco Margaret L. Sloting L .. , f gs kiil' , M ,Q f . gf! fs N L ,ft . ,Q g 1, X 'af' - b lv 1 fe A Q M Y I . Shirley Nonkervis and Harold Hanley in u scene from the tear ierker Little Nell Donald E. Smar, Helen May Smnh ,525 f V11 A.-, J, , , Roslyn T. Smith Lillian Sobel Q- in 3 , B rx 4 x s Ruth Sobel Milton S. Solomon jhule' . va T I 9 - Y N . . if 'K J- ft s . . A :-- , it 'ii 53 315152 inns: A ji, ,L 'egg' . f .s-w e Y ' ,sf . 1s5'f,3 A , ' ii Iigififrc. A6 2 35726 'll i, 2 f s --irq :lst-H s E., J' u Q52 fg. ff P! . . - 'l A. St nko Norma E. Spielberg W'll'0m E- SP 09l ' Em' Y G mf PRESS CLUB Q gg!! Before-Mouth-watering preparations by Warren McFerran ff Rita S. Stapels Betty L. Stark As part of publications, the Press Club otters social and educational advantages to staff members of the Collegian, Griilin, Pharmic, Panorama and Engineer. Organ- ized in 1940, The Press Club's activities are centered around the needs of people inter- ested in Journalism. To this end, lecturers are invited to speak at Press Club banquets, and the problems and principles of journalism are .discussed at meetings. Social activities are planned at intervals to include outdoor parties, steak roasts, football games and private parties. l A Y F 'x l I . 'Qs 'Vi 'fWEfA, ,, v. , x H0 Y A- Sicfll Helen S' 5'0 Helen A. Stasevich Mary E Sfenson Frederick Stewdfl C 1 A -.--41' ---v Hun H Stark I Press Club :lvuntugestu lion, Grililn, leer. Orgqn. activities are :eople inter- lecturers ore :nquets,uncl if journalism tial activities ucle outdoor games and lllll muff Jeanne Stoerman Phyllis B. Stoll If P I . Lingering over coffee after dinner at the Faculty Club. K I I I I I Norma E. Stone Joan R, Storey Ruth E. Stormont Velma M- Sf0 f1 L s i i l I 7 i X 'f l After-Hand-watering cleanup by Peter Dickinson, Press Club preSid9I'1f, Gnd I-0iS CGFI, Collegian news editor. John Strausbaugh Gilbert J. Strilcs A 1 N 1 Kenneth Stoddart Adeline Hf SUPP' Mary Suchoboky k Hun H, Sfiebel Arthur J. Stoc .'1.o',' uf- L- M-. '4 ,.. ,J . .A-, 5 ., .'. . y. .JN zu- iff . V, li' 4 .h Sueyf -lr' 1-'fl xt-l If A . L4 . -pf Q. ,1 ,A -S ,ffl Maurice D. Sugar Walter C. Sullivan, Jr. Ernest O. Svenson Harry l.. Swartz .JH . -.-1-'51 on: ' ., , Grp-I 6.9 ' 4' IU? .,-P' 'L-Qfm' Elizabeth Szoke Lillian T'-1Yl0f 3 N359 John W. Taber lilv Z- T0Yl0f 'J' 'flzriv .f?'-16.3.1 1117575 V 2-1, Norman J. Tabor, Jr. Lillian R. Takser Tomilco Tanaka Marilyn Tanlws Members of the Wayne Ad Service Art Staff, headed by Dorothy Davison, Art Director, and Eleanor Bogre, ghirlet' M' Wim. Mrs, Ruth' Krol Bernice Fisl lat lar l Q. .Q l A Shirley M. Taylor Rona l.. Teicher George TeIep ll 'T' Us H W , .. . f, 1 Mrs. Ruth'Kroll, faculty counselor of the Wayne University Advertising Service, and Janice Reagan. i ? 4 ...f . if u ' n , 'b JA Victoria M. Tellier 'Wi 1. , - 1. ad ' x f v , ..f-4 ,,- 5x'Q' -f-V-1' e. ,-1 .ggi ' ge, ,Ny mx s-TN . ,- . v- Delbert R. Terrill W ff AD SERVICE .J Bernice Fishman C3rd from leftl, Advertising Manager of Ad Service, and Estelle Torgow lat far rightj, Advertising Assistant, with other members of the Business and Sales staff. Q7 K X ilu:-.W 1. .ya rfb' James R. Thompson IX, xi' X ' 'iq-f.v f is ,. - f -1 ?f'Zfgl: Walter G. Thompson Stella M. Tergis I - 11 l 'J Kenneth S. Thomas Donald C. Thomas, Jr li at '7- W'--qafy' Alfred H. Thoms T Q3 I l l l Isabel G. Thomson l JL Vi John N. Tillman lf lit fl la all Constance ThOrT1S0f1 H+, ' l , A .RPF 2 I W ,-'N Richard Thomson Vera L. Todd f ., ,F f T' 17 Richard J. Tonkin 'JA B x W, 4' wi? L12 mx A: fy if -. f f.. by 4 s l Flying Club members use a little co-operation at take-off time. :' i. :Fi -,, i1 Link trainer in the Aeronautical Engineering lab. is used by students in instrument flight 1r0if1If19- 78 Mary Torossian ff: , .T me ,G fn 'W' ott, T A 1- , ,, ' f A T ' l 1 ' ' - I4 5 l Mllchell Toms GUY A. Townsend Frances Treisman Pauline A. V I .-l Margaret L. Truhn Eleanor Truskowski Mariko Tsutsui Y 3' f R. Highf training' g I glSfl1an Shirley A. Tull: Roma J. Turner Sheldon R. Udoy fv- 1:1117 F Memorue Upper I ' A Proudest moment in a new nurse's life is captured at the Capping Exercises November 2, 1947 4 Virginia VanTasseI '-Qtr' .gf -Q,f.-f -a.f' Nfnnl-Rf? ,tr pf? -M 'f'-'JJ -r if , . D th V. Vlaicu John S. Vuici Poulme A' Vefdefbdr Bernard J. Victor Rosemary Vinson Oro Y 79 A, '95 :fx Paul F. Wagner ' , . ...LF , vf ' 1 lv 1 ,Q -W E Q r l ,I 1' lf- is i lffff' A Y ' f'fLf,l P3 ' l 11' V E. W dl Chester WachnonsY Donald Q ey ww' 47' m,,,,,, ,. f X 1 V , K I L tj . s Renee R. Wagshql Rosemary A. Wallace 'MZ fi! 2-1 ' 9 ff fl 1 ff 1 5 s s f, 1 f I 2 r s , . ' 1 . Q' 1 ' we ' h mf? f .Wi c -'XX 1 W4 x A' 'L - fi T . f , 'M y N ' sa 'Q' ' W' Q l . ff W ' f . Mi ' Wm - U: fM... nw ' ' if A -ii. ff A . fm 'if' 'f , -fi WHL mt ' ,K awk V, g .W We yggg, g . jyy, - X 52409 A wifi E,3'.:l-ii My A T . . L 7151 1 M, 3 Waynites swing their partner and docey-do as versatility keynotes the dance program ' X ji , '.. X.. - Qi szgjy. - A,+-Ke? .il Bernice Tait, student chairman of all coed bowling, checks scores during bowling session. Alon Walt . , , Grace E, Wukeneld TK' f virginia M. wuiim Catherine M. Worde -,.... --'fx Lois G. WOW' Gloria D. We Coeds have xii' 80 ' T? . Vr f-F -i 'ix F is in f. Wqkeaeld 'vl. Wallace M. Warde . ,ii +. Lois G. Wa-rren Gloria D. Welch f I .f'J I 5 in Harold Wasserman Janice F. Watkins Loi, A' Wmkgm N.g-f- Kathleen A. Weaver 5' '47 'Nin- Q f, YJ Vivian Welch Nathan Weltman Donald D. West Rita H. Wexler if ' Coeds have fun at the regular WAA swim hours each week at Northern High School. fre: fel l.-. eaf - f x . f X Armistice G. White Christine Whitehead SSX I R Rhoda A. Willard EdWU d L- Wllll0mS 81 , X n x ' 121 .3 e 1 .W .Af r . 'S If U .fm -st.. . -,ef . ' -. .,. x ,, f - 2' .. :gi gg 2 .5 .1 '- K X . ZH' ' ff -1 'h'Uf3.4',w :f 4 I N. N U sz Q it gy my if vs W Y i hfieff as ' N f .1 t ' wow SW . X' M ff. lfw.. M ,. 1M .yi ,, , .Y it NVQ K . E is ,f 31.51, kfgfggsv .. :X X If . 5 k Wah ,5- - William H. Williams . . Thomas William Naomi K. Williams Betty Coleman, Chairman of the Wayne University Red Cross Unity Chuck McHenry, member of Wayne football team, and Martha Steinmetz, recording secretary of the Wayne Red Cross Unit, distributing gifts to the veterans. On November 15, 1947 the Wayne University Veterans' Associa- tion and the Red Cross co-sponsored bringing veterans from the Marine Hospital to the Wayne-George Washington University football game. Afterwards the Wayne football team ioined the Red Cross in enter- taining the veterans at a dinner at the Red Cross Chapter House. John H. W d d oo war MGVY-Jean Wright Herbert R. Yagle 82 ahve Glenn Witt Irving B W If - o f, . we X45 4 A.. ,, ff 2 Jennie J. Wolyniec Helen M. Woodard Norman Z0 T wr I F. Y une Bina L. Young Doroihy 0 3- Wolf Woodard Young l ! ,X 5 U -1 + X X I MEDICINE ls all ' X533 -4.4 4 l Gerald .l. Aben I ,dvi g . . 1 C , 4 l Arthur F. Boon l I fl l l I 1 ...ak I 1 W- K l . , . u ! . John P. Briggs i N I 4 1 P-f l ' .'..w WY' Richard D. Budd ,.,,A'f X--f' X if' 86 William M. Cahill X ,QQ . Mac J. Armstrong .W-ff Horace F. Bradfield lf 3 ge , H 1 i I in J Robert Copeland, Sanford Polansky, Gerald Aben, Barbara Hard! 'QL to rj practice on the corpus delicti Charles Clarke. f--'f Paul A- Ch0PmGn Charles N. Clarke Alan L' Cline if ,l S X! -Xi 3 B n ,l 1 Henfl Kaine' Donald ,Q- -U 1.1-:xi Roger jk , . -nr -.1 ,fr -nl 12 4 lim. A 'xvv ., l -l 4 X Henry Kaine, Donald Moore, Samuel Pink lsfandingj, and Paul Chapman, Robert Morton, Hyman Goodman, and Dick Cooper reading x-rays. gf? mb, lf' I g., Leonard O. Condit Richard F. Cooper Roberf L- Copland Cliffon L. Dance, Jr 5' 15 . in J 1- or ff' if Robert D Danforth Evan E. Dussia Samuel Fink Yr Roger J. Foster Richard D. Goldner I' 87 Herbefl A' xeif' Among Medical value mu iwo yea yielding points impoi shorts doctor selves, tisl. .l tellig. needs expel meals weeks The weighi .db 15 ! 1 -0' Cine Herbert A. Kelman Robert F. Kerr Earl G. Kiege, Norman D K. . Ing ' an x 'Vs George P. Kochis zu., 'Z' 'i Roger Foster, Charles Clarke, Sanford Polansky study slides. Philip F. Lange Among experiments conducted by the Medical College is one to determine the value man's body derives from its food. For two years the experiment has continued, ,,, yielding important facts and nutritional data. Dr. Arthur H. Smith, director of research, points out that the field is not only generally important to a world menaced by food shortages, but especially important to the doctor and dentist. Fortunately, human be- ings may be used without harm to them- selves, and with convenience to the scien- 1' 4 6 Harry E. Meisner A 'ClY L- Me559n9e' tist. Men, unlike animals, can cooperate in- telligently, and the scientific data obtained needs no translation from 'animal to human experience. Volunteer subjects eat all their wp meals in the laboratory for periods of six weeks and help research men record data. may The subiects sutter no ill eltects, as their weight is carefully watched and maintained- 4' Wayne 5, Montgomery Donald B. Moore I 4 l . 4 .wma Medical students relax by being very inreni over a game of bridge. M if Y I 3 .4 L .3 7, -as-. .ff l XXX Robert G. Morion Donald H. Nixon Robert T. Obi Dorphus L. Omeron 5 Q'-1: . ,J-1 . bber . y lis lilly-year l 'le lnesl medical hui one out of ive Doctor of Med ' icir' e 'W Univ, lub.. Frank H. Parcells Sanford Polansky Richard J. Pollard as iv-f l' 90 Seymour L. RUP? Rohm M l Omeron gllard iPP f4-K, -.C 1, fd J? jf J! ,f ff X, f ' 416' ff ,,,,-ff J Robert P. Richardson George W Rodlmcy X fd lv. I -4. ms v A vw. ,W WH. , M-mn., , ' we-..,, -...bn Waldemar E. Santiogo lts fifty-year history has earned for, the Wayne University College of Medicine a reputation as one of John E, Scott Andrew G. Shorf h - - . . 6 finest medical schools in the country. Entrance requirements and standards are such that approximately b . . . . . . UT One out of five applicants is admitted to the college each semester. In addition to granting the degree of Doctor of Medicine, the College offers graduate work in specialized fields. Three buildings comprise the m d' - . . . . 9 'CGI unit, laboratories, surgery and anatomy, and the library and auditorium. 44 William M. Steele I , my ii -xp Wt- fp-uv c.,..4d ,.--qw R . . . oben M' TUY'0f Ronald L. Thiele William F. Trl nkaus Lawrence Vuniieceloere Zdzislaw T. Zbikowsld 91 I l l if-1. .gel ,. 5 ,gif Jerome J. Aldrich Wilfred Bergeron William B, Conn -if ...J James M. Davey Anthony Dureilco as-J 5.9 David M. Fried 'Viv Herbert S. Keidun 533- w-.-7 John J. Griffin Chas. B. Hammill, Jr. Ruth Hopkins VW John W. Keith Arlhur W. Kollin . L-man G, KuCli Rob Raymond A. Koltys Wm. Konstenius ' er1H WZ? ' 75' . fl Charles E. Lompert LAW SENIORS J ,I Y . qi., 5 'mu- Clorence H. Ledwon Alexander 1, L05 Shirley Moloch. opkins Kvfk L ! if 'RJ' 1 '7' Harold Noveck LCROY M- O9'e 7'-x ft' ul 'INI' -alla- .,--4 Jusfe A. Rosati ' Joe R. Roshak 5 tonford Ruboch Vem R- 5h95 Y Rug? rx-JQ -...Ja-sv IQ R oben H' Smhh Aloysius J. Suchy John M' Sweeney .rio I Y x I I I I I I III I I V,-. I I I I If .xgfm s gi-In S. Q3 I I I L' jf., .. . I 1 'Ulf' ' I 'Mfg' I I Il I I II II , fr.. Y WM75 .. l Beth Lennon, secretary, and Audley Grossman, assistant to the advisor, consult with Mr. Frank P. Gill, student publications advisor. Mr. Gill returned from New York to ioin the University in November, 1947. He has done extensive work on newspapers and in public relations in Europe, Canada, Mexico and the United States. WI, 14... .Q - , Av. I ,W nv 1 . I . . ,v'. g. if I if., ' I I I 5? iv.-iw If . t., ' '- -, I I ., h ,I ...rr ,Hr V A II V.-.-rs,g,,.f,I,, ., .,-I 5---r .15. 'Vu ',,: -A '11, --, l II .. .. I.,-,..'-11, Dx ., -V' IP - ,Juv 1- I ,,.-...f . Iftplyl , ' .' at-Lrg 94 Hvzjf, ' CPN fx -4 1' 1. Edllor Aldo VUQHOHI Sffmding beside Collegian newsrack. uf I I I I I I I The Detrf 'dont body Ol produces over I necessary. For four ' Editorial director Ginger Rebholz prepares copy for next issue. I Editor Vagnozzi in background. -4 'YEA' Ilor the past All polici views budgets Collegian one I . QS... , i l for next inuu. . M1403-Wfyw. , , I J, 07 . , V 1 2 , 5 f gf! ', ,, m. . - . , ,. f , , 2 ,jess ff , flimxi 1 L THE DETROIT CCDLLEGIAN The Detroit Collegian, official student newspaper, is published every day during the school week. Serving a stu- dent body of l8,000, the Collegian provides news events, publicity and features of student interest. Its staff of 70 produces over 50,000 words a week for readers. The regular four page issue is expanded to eight pages whenever necessary. For four years as a tri-weekly the Collegian was the Pacemaker of the Associated Collegiate Press. As o daily lfor the past two yearsb it has consistently placed among the top ten of the ACP. All policies of fhe newspaper are determined by staff members. The Board of Student Publications, which re- views budgets received the Student Activities Budget Committee and selects students for maior staff positions on the Collegian and Summer Collegian, is the final authority in any case of controversy. - . -- ,t- N sroom picture includes ill-l DUl'e Helmrich, copy editorg Izzy Rosen, managing ew d J e Smhh femme edhor. Hefb Hichberg, assistant feature editor and e itorg eann I ' news editor Lois Carl. 1', .,, l Q f . I4 ri.: 65.-: 1 .JJ ,i is 15-if ,- U. 1 ., D .fp li ff A, Y' :peg tlw f L '17 0.1 '52 - n . 'X 1. ,v. 4 '-Tie .- 4.1 1 PANCDR Panorama, Wayne's literary humor magazine, started its 1947-48 season by follow, ing one precedent and setting another: it came out two weeks late but sold over l'l00 issues. Pan oFfers a varied se ection o , Y student body as well as humor, articles, and cartoons. Members of the faculty also contributed material included in the four issues published this campus year, Faculty advisors for the year included Jay McCormick, Dr. Vincent Wall, Dr. Orville Linck and Dr. George Peck, of the English department, and Mr. Frank P. Gill studem I f the best short stories and poetry produced b fhe publications advisor. N' ,,g-nfs. lc' xox Carla Clausen, art editor. Dick Wolfe Bm P h ' 1 asc in and K ' all Kc'hUmaf.members of Panorama's art staff. '23, .I fn' 'QQ-K 'v FE- . Z .M Y? jr! 41 4, 11 2 I if FD fi ,. y I Q . ' 6, uv! T ,VMI , A 7 f'2!g,vzffa 3f'4 ' :'-'w'l,',- ' .' ., - Q M Q ., ,Ming N. 1 'f , fy 5,5 ir' f, , .I W K 'lf j l Z' Q V .uni 'x' -nf'- X 'J' 1, ,l ' f J .vb-4 ,, MUVHYUU Hin9S, eciitor of Panorama. Jim Cf0l'I1be, prose and poetry editor, Charles Broquet, Panor business manager. Y' x 1 i 4 A ama staff writer, and Peter Dickinson, R eff.- f :LN I If I I I Iii I I ' I I I I II I, I I l :I I 1 I I 'x ,. sgg .' 1-rc, .- ,4?:L,L,.' . . .f x a .Eel ,' nf- 'A N414 C .gh-, f,., f . -u ,cgf,.. 1 1. L .. -: ',z'1.:: .nv ,,..s- ,,. 1.11-11 ,a. I. - ..,-gs 41-5.-', f .-I J'.- , I rf . ,.. gl. . 1 .,'-, - 1 ,5,...,- , . -., . '.r -.-'n, - X -nw' .. '1 '3 A 7... G 1. J i xf 4 ' , 1 I L7 S F , ' 'i-. fx, .4 f-1 .1. lf . Je'-x'l1. 3l gi L'1'J,,--v .-,,, fl, . ,, V- 4.4, :,- ,'. c ,.,-. . 7, al.,' af -127 3' 4 .l'.,. .'4, 't gf... ,LU:.r'.q,. 4 p, s ,. -N. ,. ,, L.. , .f .,-, . . 'vw .. ,,. 4 . n I. L' 'rl' ' 1 ' x C yrjgxl -4. ith. url 'r' -xg .44 I., J., .0 'll f-I ., 1-Ji' V1 .W . srlf- 4 4 Y. 1. 1.1. fl I-:.?.Q,'x 7.1 s f r ,,'-JA Y. A 'fi I ..-.,-.W-rr ,.,,,H. 4,-4 -nn v. 'f',.'.- 'LJ 'K -pe , ,HA- K, - ' 1 .f i 14, f , 'J ,. y STUDENT- FACULTY DIRECTQRY I wigs? J 'kr f5?f'S' . .. AK,.y,.f mf , , ,cj . 4, A QA lv ' n I nr V' Y 'V-M7 d S l dl J' Van Ri er Marian Robb and Warren McFarren, Business Manager. Armand lssehe and Cy Mahhews, Co-E ifors. K ea e lm P , wsihifffi If sw I I 3 5 I M'-1 , .wx A V. 5.41 V. I II PHARMICI 5.5 .lfny . . .LVM --'-I .I.,,, , . 4 . L ,,:-.5., I s 'Q 1x1 ,pq ,yr ,ig'.,-- -', Ilffl' N 4 I .wi Q: I -J .--' Ava, ,VR 1... yy'- 'll'-'jl 4 ' . 'f' , . 'La I., ,'. AD., . .1 . , , 1 -. A f -ie , V f- ,.u' .. i. I 'E I. .A, -,..'s K .NC IQ' , x if -. '.- v I -n- J . A ,-JM, Ed ..4 ,,..... , ' 4. il. Wafd Sheller, .l0l1n Krasify and Harold Taylor lay out copy forthe May issue of the Pharmif- luclirowz Il. lo r.l Jo Front row: Aaron Bql The Wayne Pharmlc' omclal PUl0llCCIfion ofthe Wayne College of Pharmacy was edited ihis CGIUPUS 5 geclr by lfhn Kmsily' Nina Ksendizik and Harold Tflylor served as Co-Managing EdlT0fSf Gloria Gmu' I usnness. anager, and Anna Nyklforus, Cn-Cul . Published twice a year November Q d M . . . of the I US Public health Qrou , which incl n GY' the Phormm 'S 'he Only magazine on camp ation Manager P Udes Ph0fm0CY, Medicine and Nursing. I 94 four times Back row: il. to r.J James Front row: Aaron Barr. editor, and Irving Maggin, business manager. q rs we ' N , ' 1 in ' ' M ' W ff? r 'T i f g,'iv,gg,, .fw. -.-V 'N bf '- - .' --+15 .. , V ts, . , g Q., wg .N 9- , 1.1, . interests of the students i and faculty and deal with ENGINEER ayne Engineer, official publication of the College of Engineering, is published a year. The magazine concerns itself primarily with furthering the aims and n the college. The articles appearing are written by the students engineering and other scientific topics. The scope of the material is such as to be of interest to technical and non-technical students. l T f l Q8 Jr i l 1 i it T . E denise, 235' ii J. Pernlck. 'N N Aaron Barr, Editor of The Wayne Engineer. 11? 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'l,-.K i',.Zf f1-'Q-C 1.Dv xv' 1121 I. -i.1,-.f- xffx., - ' - l ALPHA BETA Pl Alpha Beta Pi is a local sorority that promotes sociability among its members, brings them into closer union as a sorority and encourages high standards of character and scholarship. ln addition to partici- pating in Wintermart, and con- tributing to charities, the group celebrated members' birthdays, planned coed activities and attend- ed Wayne sport events enmasse. Standing: A. Bayes, H. Ritter, S, Daneshanko, J. Althauser, C. Mohn, D. Hunter, J. AFFeld, S. Bemus. Seated: D. Ewbank, F. Stanton, W, Niemann, pres., Miss Smith, sponsor, E. Lungberg, P. Doyle, B. Coleman. Not present: J. Gannet. PM ALLUVIA A local interest group of women science maiors, Alluvia presented talks of special interest to the group, held frequent open house parties, participated in Wintermart, and highlighted the year with a Christmas party at Webster Hall. ln April Dr. Eleanor Koehl, group sponsor, spoke to prospective mem- bers on the purpose and aims of the club. Standing: B. Tonig, G. Jenkins: M. Elliot, treas., J. Kastenburg: l- DePaules. Seated: R. Campbell, sec.: Alicia Arce, M. Clifford, V. Conway, Pfe5'7 Dr. E. Koehl, sponsor, K. Stillwell, E. Parshall, M. Fukuda. Not present: M. Bickel, F. Aiello- W To promote friendship, comradeship, and mutual understa d' n ing among its membersg to encourage excellence in scholarshipp to develop good characterg to uphold the ideals of the colleges where its chapters are located and to foster the highest ideals of Christian conduct and good citizenship are the purposes of Alpha Gamma Upsilon. ' lc- D. , 1 C I 5 J, Townsendg R. Lovermc , Standing: W. Sbordong R. Espertig .l. Dugang L. Bradford, C ar son Hinesp E. Ehrstine. t I d Seated: Dr. C. Boye, adviser: J- Km 'ee' C. Force. Not present: J. Vongunteni D- chown' ALPHA GAMMA UPSILUN ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA .. -........,..........-...-...nanqn Alpha Kappa Alpha is national sorority that seeks to foster unity and friendship among all college women, and to perpetuate the uplifting of the Negro race. ln addi- tion to rush parties, p. i. parties and a Christmas formal, they intro- duce high school boys and girls to college life at a Betty Coed-Joe College Swingout, and award an annual scholarship. The pledge club lbelowj is the lvy Leaf, whose motto is So let my life like the Ivy be, a hope to men and a wreath to thee. Members in faculty are Kath- erine Toutt, Erma Kerp and Miss Newcomb. L Standing: O. Miller, G. Watts, R. Billings lea, E. Grayson. 'd Seated: J. Oliver, pres., D. McDona , trees., E. Schley, sec. Not present: N Williams, .l. HGYSI P B. Glascoe, V. Clayton, D. Floyd: M- RBY nolds, M. Robertson: .l. Anderson. Johnson- R. Burton, V. Martin, C. Murcock, Alpha Sigma Alpha is a national sorority with the four-fold aim of physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual development of its members. They were installed as the Rho Chi chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha at Dearborn lnn in September. Among their social activities were a weekend ranch party at the summer home of Mrs. E. Powers, a fiesta, numerous teas and rush parties, a formal dinner, and initiations. Alpha girl, Jone Fisk, was chosen as the chapter's nomination for a scholarship award. Mrs. Powers, sponsor, received the Wilma Wilson Sharp award for outstanding sorority work. The spring season was highlighted by the sorority regional convention held in Detroit. l 5 43 'il ri' M. H Graham Sponso,-.M Conlay treas Top row: L. Mathiakp C. Marburger, iss . ' , K, lilelliar, rec. ,SGC-7 lnfoodi J' 'loly' pres' . , E. K. Powers Second row: Miss E. Downer, SP0 '50 ' Mrs ' Bottom row: K. Stilwell, cor. sec.: Y- Sfllwell' '- . k 't - P. McDowell, . .K fk , M. Anos aviz, N01 present: J, Fisk, vice-pres., J. VandeWalle, M. Hancock, H ri i os ALPHA SIGMA Al-PHA Mc 50 P0 ins qu TP in hi d S O P I C 1 . . . feature fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi, the first and oldest commerce fraternity, was founded on October 5 1904 in fha School of Commerce Accounts, and Finance at New York University, New York, N.Y., dnd wds incor- porated under the laws of the State of New York on May 20, 1905. Institutions in which A. K. Psi has installed chapters are accredited by every College and Secondary School Association of any conse- quence in the United States. ,, k k it The aims of A. K. Psi are to further the individual welfare of its members, to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance, to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein, and to promote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business administration. ' Since 1904, 63 student chapters have been installed in leading educational institutions the country over. The Beta Omicron Chapter here at Wayne University is one of the newcomers to the fraternity having been founded May 18, 1941. V Despite its newness the Beta Omicron Chapter is well recognized in the fraternity, having managed to cop the annual efficiency contest award from 62 other chapters last year by turning in a perfect score of 100,000 points. And despite the attempts of competing chapters to wrest away her lourels she intends to fight hard to make ittwo in a row. A 'k 'k 'k Being a member chapter of a professional fraternity necessitates the formulation of a definite program of professional activity each year. Such activity includes speakers on economics, business and educa- tional subiects, industrial tours, research projects, service to the school and innumerable other activities. During the '47-'48 fraternal year for example the chapter has participated in the following profes- sional activities to date: Nov. 14, '47-Malcolm Bingay, Detroit Free Press editorial writer, spoke on the subiect of college edu- cation today. ' Oct. 29, '47eMr. Edwardson of the Easterling Silver Co. addressed the group on the Art of Salesman- ship. Dec. 21, '47-Mr. Jas. P. Welsh, triple As Old Traveler, recalled Same of his many voyages and trips for the boys. Feb. 25, '48-Ralph Showalter, Asst. Director of Research, in a Union. UAW-CIO. Subi: Duties of a Researcher Mar. 11, '48-Mr. Malcolm, Asst. Director of Training and Procedure, J- l-- Hudson CO- Svbir Tfalnlng of Personnel. ' Mar. 29, '48-Detroit Economic Club luncheon to hear an address by the Honorable Wm- l-- Cl0Yi9'1 on the International Trade Organization. , it it it Service to school: . , , . ' 101, 203 216 under the National Institute of Accountants examination was given to accounting Classes ' direction of Dr. Bellows. The Kappa Psi C0l'lClUCie survey over to Dr. Bellows for analysis. d the test set up scoring system, then turned the AI 'n R. Pollack, sec., Enno Officers for 1947-48 are Richard McGraw, Pres-I -l0l1n Tefhuuze' Vlceiplgjgenvi-'eww vice-pres.: John F. Korthals, treas. Officers for 1946-47 were Geo. S. Patrlc , P 95 n 'B , S Adminis- - rofessor in USlfi95 Terhune, sec., and Steve Gierak, treas. Sponsor is Edward G. Erlksen, p tration. g TALPHA SIGMA PHI Alpha Sigma Phi is a national fraternity whose purpose is to foster education, maintain charity, pro- mote patriotism, encourage culture, encourage high scholarship and building of character, and per- petuate friendship among its members and other campus organizations. The sponsors of the group are I , Dr. Pixley and Dean Folley. Top row: R. Eskola, W. McChug, R. Chance, R. Groesser, N. Trout, A. Schlenker, P. Kosiba, R. Williams, L. Johnson, D. Small. Second row: B. Brettelle, L. Jones, J. Yurik, R. Wermer, J. Muma, K. Kopka, E. Bailey- C. Lowe. Bottom row: W. Campbell, K. Baune, rec. sec., R. Sitter, pres., F. Johnson, vice-pres., D. Taylor. Alpha Sigma Tau is a national sorority which promotes the ethical CU ltural and I of its members. In addition to numerous teas and rush parties th ' socia developmen at a Founders Day Banquet, and honored Motherfs Do with SY celebrated their 25th anniversary the group is Mrs. Elizabeth Gottesleben. Y I Q Tea of Webster HGH' The 5P0f1SOr o ll Vi' Standing: V- 5T0rtZp J. Reaganp T. Millerp I. Soirefp J. Poppy D. Gilledp J. Jameson. Seated: R. Wallacep G. Sugruep E. Castlep H. Shatter, cor. sec.p K. Bucht, pres.p M. Bickle, vice-pres. NOT present: B. Borgmang M. Clemons: H. Gontarski, treas.p R. Gladyshp N. Kerog L. Mangusg B. Melville, ALPHA SIGMA TAU ALPHA TH ETA SIGMA f children at Receiving Hospital and a banquet celebrating the Bringing Christmas cheer to a group o 25th Anniversary of its founding were the main social events of Alpha Theta Sigma. A local sorority, l' h I hi coo eration, honesty and better fellowship among all they strive to promote woman mess, sc o ars p, p girls and groups in the University. Members in faculty are Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Sterne, Mrs. Kelly, Thelma James, and Dr. Alice Crathern, sponsor. Standing: V. Bonaldi: l.. Emigh, I. Hopping, L, Chungo. D Thomas Sealed: A. Sch l't fp M. G l' lc . ' rep.: A. Cmtheisl iponsonar ic , corres- SSC-, M- Kl0l'lCl'l, pres., G. Conlan, rec. sec., V. Johnides, lSC N l :M. l. ' '- ' . ' O present Uplm' E' Smllh' S' R'9leYF -l- Jvcksonf A. Mazurp R. Bereczp L. Koski, C. Banwell. A local social fraternity, the Arabs take singular pride in romotin ' . ternal spirit among members. President Henry spoke at thelir 26th ini:-dbclvlzscllllndiilsolsrshllg and fr Hylei-'s Grill. In addition their season included a winter formal at Botsford Tavern Me by qnquel ol are w. M. sorgmbn, Jr., B. Despelder, H. L. Gibb, J. A. Gibb, w. A. Harbison.Ch m Srshm focuhy Hudgins, G. L. Miller, and V. F. Spathelf. Also listed as faculty members are H. D Btronosl OOEEH Ben R. H. Thompson, S. A. Willson, J. Stuart and Richard Phelp. i 9' ' ' amos I Standing: J. Jacubiec, C. Brown, vice-pres., L. Mack, B. Filsinger: A. Drabkowski, E. MCN Graham, D. McKenzie, E. Bryden, sec. Seated: T. Ruhly, L. Bell, E. Bast, I. Brady, J. DeForge, Pfes- Not present: H. Somerville, treas. ARABS amara, S i l l ll fl i l 1 l 1 F l 1 , F l ,I l l i i Q 1 ART ED CLUB Ed ation students the Art Ed Club fosters greater co-op- Acting as a liason between alumni ancl Art uc , - eration among its members by sponsoring professional and social activities at which members can meet informally. A part of Art Education, the group often serves to introduce new methods and b ' l ded in the curriculum activities that might not otherwise e mc u . The annual Art Education Christmas sale was augmented by a party given by the Art Ed. club. At the beginning of the spring semester a party was given for new Art Education students for the purpgge ' ' ' L t V movies, trips to museums and exhibitions in other of introducing them into the department. ec ures, cities are facilitated by the existence. of the Art Education Club. Dr. Jane B. Welling, Fern Zwickey and Earl Weiley are advisors to the group. ...MQW 4 i- Top row: J. Sie l, J, Kl ' . 96 em, K. Lectka, B. Wright, M. Upper, A. Deming, M. Miyaya, J, Gordon, S. Ingles, M. Cobin, O. Mitchem, S. Nankervis R Mell M Bqy M 51 ' ' f - , . enson. Second row: G. Conlan F. J d E- Belmel, W. Townsend, H, Slllfceg -hiiignongez' H' Showef N- Ash, C- Finger, H. Smart, H. Wygocki, ' ' er' ' Kuesler' L- Mofslwll, D. Sondy, A. Jackson, H. Rabino- Wllltz, J. Dvorman. T ird row: A. Zawacki F. N' h I E . E' Weiley, Dr. Welling' R. RSZe?1gQicRSZviElLc:31GlZI Vit-1aE.zayvskipNL. Flake, F. Zwickeyf H. Hoffcl, Pres. ' ' ' ' on eYf . Novak. Front row: H. Payne T. S tt J - H. Hansen. u on, . Roche, A. Lightfoot, J. Hanchett, V. Gales, L. Taylor, C. Collins Frequent engineering inspection trips through industrial plants and I t b , ec ures y men well-informed in engineering research are some of the special functions arranged by the Wayne Branch of the Anteri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers. The obiects ot the Society are to promote the art and science of mechanical engineering and allied art. To encourage original research- to foster engineering education, to advance the standards of engineering, to promote the discussion of engineers among themselves and with allied technologists are also h ' ' ' Donald L. Perkins. among t eir aims. The sponsor of the group is . - I ,L R hi F. Sfewvuf Top row: E. Kcweckii K. Dqbqniqng J. Palmerg W. Callpwg E. Scanlon, M. Linco n as S. Lonskip E. Second row: T. Talarekf R. ROUSOS: P. Swartzp C. Brand, R. Bogre, Bottom row: P. Davidovichp F. Donald? l- M0 day, chair., M. McClintockg G. Chapin. Yctrinc. , - G, Schneider, E. Tealcirisg T. Reigouer. . Perkins, hon. choir.: L- 05'e ser, sec.-treas.: E- C0Pef D' ASME 1-ii -1 1 1 i y AWS EXECUTIVE BOARD d t Executive Board is an over-all governing organization composed The Association of Women Stu en s of representatives from the lntersorority Council, YWCA, Class Boards, Women's Athletic Association, and residents of 'Webster Hall. Holly Hop, the traditional Christmas Dance to which the women invite the men, Women's Week, which included a Career's Conference, Alumnae Reception, Musicale for Mothers, Fashion Forum, and gn Art Exhibit, the Wayne Forum Series, Great Books Series, and Classical Record programs were only q ' d b the AWS. Mrs. Katherine Groves is their few of the many social and educational events presente y advisor. To : S. R d - ' . . . Bottom row: P. Comstock: A.. Blanco: B..,Ro.binilcfn-eIADB Llclnspeoryi Mrs. K' Groves' advisor' Not present: J. Morey, J. Kinley. , . a tic. Bus AD CLUB To supplement their class work and provide a program of int 1 e istration Club arranged for a series of s - res to the 5lUdemS th B ' ' peakers to discuss to ' ' ' e Usmess Admm- . pics pertinent to the busine f Among these were John McFarlane exec vice ' . , . -pres. f th ' ss pro ess , Pnce Waterhouse 8' C0mPCmYi D. Palmer, director oct? Stuilelrifgoll-Stock Exclmngef E' V- Tllomffgfj merce Thomas Malead First Sec of the A ' ewes: W- HUM, of the U S Dept Ol I Com - f Y' . merlcan Embassy, Caracas Venezuela- and D' I '. of Lincoln Motor Car. The sponsor of the group is H. A. Heath ' , on. rwm, i l l l 1 i Back row: J. Anderson, R. Herman, R. Buffett, R. McVannel, C. Golembiewski, L. Bell. Third row: H. Humphries, L. Gedis, G. Dodge, R. Kingsley, R. Hague, treas., H. Heath, sponsor, M. States. ' - - - R. K ll ' J. Jenkins, Second row: E. Hegedus, vice-pres., C. Gernandez, W. Naftaly, A. Sotak, H. Lazar, o ar, l-. Allinson, pres, Seated: D. MacKay, H. Block, C. Self, sec., M. Althauser, E. Bodzin, V. Gedz. i DELTA GAMMA CHI s f mas ear neue Gamma cha sorority sponsored Winners of the annual lntersorority Council ing or y , a school-wide sweater drive for needy European children in October, presented a tea for Comoro ' ' ' d held their annual dinner dance in November at the Den-gif sorority of the University of Detroit, an Leland Hotel. The members were also hostesses at parties for Sphinx and Gamma Phi Delta fraterni- t' . The ur ose ofthe sorority is to support campus activities, maintain a standard of good scholar- ies p p ship, and promote a spirit of friendship and loyalty among faculty and students. Toprow:M.Pl ,V,Kl . . a mer e ler, P. Lansfield, B. Edwards, J. Smith, N. Johnson, N. Phillips, N, Christensen F. Zercher, B. Brummel. Second row- P Comstock M Kn ' ' 2 . l - . . ow es, v pres., M. Brown, pres., A. Deming, M, Quinn, 1,-eos., 5. GUS tafson, D. Kay. Bottom row: B. Christensen, K. Rutherford. N Olivieri D L d D Ml h ' ' ' . GU er- , i 'eyic Not present: D. L . , . ' f I . Cmspeory' l Larsen' M- R'nel1C1rCl, M. Atkinson, A. Kissinger, T. Munch, T. Hickey N. Barnes, E. McRobbie, P. Prouse, L. Judkins- G Frederick E Cohe ' ' 2 - r. A I cal organization without racial or religious barriers Delt N f 0 t u b 1 Ct U raternity aims at brotherhood, schol- arship and service to its mem ers and the campus. Though they are the newest frat on cam us the P I Y are working toward a national affiliation. This year they ran away with the fraternity prize in the Homecoming Parade and subsequently won the top All-University award for best float. Group sponsor is Harry Langsford. l I . . , J. I I Cor. sec.y D. Watson TOP row: G. Ludowep H. White: S. Olahz D- RUYlei B' Gray' J' Phllhps' mess lb ce res., D. Blanchard, PYGS-I R- 35995 Second row: P. Czamanske, Jr.g G. Scott, rec- Seo? J' Bow Y' V' -P l treas.p J. Penner. Bottom row: B. Duflp B. Steebp S. Crimando. DELTA NU H Q Delta Omicron is a national honor- ary music fraternity that seeks 10 develop the musicianship and schol- arship of young music students, Standing: G. Mistretta, B. Chap- man, A. Ciesla, A. Rozanski, D, Balogh. Seated: B. Remster, D. Kileman. Not present: C. Lennox, pres., D, Thrun, v-pres. Epsilon Sigma is a local fraternity, the purpose of which is to promote engineering education and telloiqshlp The sponsor ot the group is Wllidm Sargent. Top row: R. Comstock, R. Welch: R. Schlortf, treas.p C. Doub, W- Trudgen. Second row: R. Stevens, D. Wheeler: M. Shell, L. Biaforap J. Palmer. Bottom row: F. Jones, sec., W. Sar- gent, sponsor, H. Moreau, preS-7 l-- Rash, v-pres., R. Miller. The adjustment to college life i s necessarily a difficult step and an inev't bl ' IO e feeling of strangeness assails all but the most confident freshmen. To help increase first-year St d s n . . u ents familiarity with the campus the members of the Frosh Board or- ganized frequent parties, open ho a a uses, picnics and dances. The traditionally enjoyable Frosh Flurry and semester Mixers highli hted 9 their season. The group and its advisor, Mrs. Arlene Hoover, suc- ceeded admirably in accomplishing their purpose during their first-year return tothe main campus. FIRST SEMESTER FRCDSH BOARD . J, Winkler: T row: R. HabermOSf . I Jolgoodsir: D. Le-WIS: T- Comm' Anderson: V. Emmendorfer, B- W' ' coxson: S. RaceYi L' Sorkozy' ' I . : R. Breadon, socla Middle rovgmss A. Aldrich, group chahrsrzlf-inlO Balloui Cofrespondmg spo , ' rding sec- , Berry, 'eco 5ecretCI Yf M' . Hel- 1 OSUfer1 retary: E- Oloh' re - h 'rmOrl. wig, c ai . E Roehling: V' Vergosp EAoHErElcroEN.Woods: S. Ml5l C0VSkY' , e 2 - SECOND SEMESTER FROSH BOARD b h F h B d, h' h- The Frosh FIurrY, feature dance of Cl Program of class dances Sponsored Y T e ros our Ig ' he Second Semester , . St d nt overnmg body, T Ii9hTEdBtheds9c'oI tsfeasfin orS,a?l:3eiUl:yClT5i iigirsesfand Zrragging social activities that encourage F ac :ve in ca ' V05 OU' 'S Y, . . ' 1 romote better understanding among participation of students in University life. Convocatlons 0 P f h h th - ter . ' P rqde, and Wlntermart urt er en ance e ros S'f'den'S, Cn? Tiaclgtylrg ?Egtg':lQL:gi lslg3oTnicBFnisnf?Ars.oKathryn Groves, Women s Counseior of Student o even s o e oo . Activities. 0 Top row: W. Overhardtp R. Messenger: D. Mathesy A. Aitlinp M. Linerp R. Klaportp J. Angryp V. Organ: L. Sklar: A. Bensmillerg R. Boldtp D. Krohng P. Sternep J. Harrison. Second row: H. Rossog J. Carter, cor. sec.g K. Groves, sponsorg D. Miller, pres.p T. Furman, sec.p F. Shrieber. Bottom row: J. Rossi H. Simescug C. Levyp S. Ramseyg A. McDonaldp E. Vergasp K. Bedenko. g I I A X Providing a balanced program of fellowship and Christian d Gamma Delta Climoxed U fun Social Year with the Michi Re ucation among Lutheran students, April 24 and 25. Other activities included a Founders' DgSnBaSglEarlQL1C3nlerTme-ol Websler HGH' at Texas Timbers, frequent outings, holiday parties, a Spring Banquet of F esukvio Pizzeria, a havride Annual Lenten Service at Epiphany Church. Dr. Samuel Br L mn enmulh G.nd the E'9h'h Uer' C'n9U09e department, is the sponsor, 9 ,x 'Standings E. Salmi, F. Woods, A. Henke, D. Lorenz, R. Ballbach, J. Werner, A- Chapman? W' Ebert . K l h' . OC , H. Kasten, J. Anderson, A. Beck, E. Korthals. ..t I Seated: J. Nagle, P. Czamanske, vice-pres., E. Schreiner, pres., F- T'UmPYf H8054 N' Bmndl' Spm UO C'dV'S0I': C. Collins. From r0w:.J. Necefer, D. Weiss, B. Reindel, H. Darocy: M- Allwvrdt: A- B0Ye5F P' Moms' GAMMA DELTA Q - GAMMA KAPPA CHI Gamma Kappa Chi is a local, social fraternity whose purpose is to contribute to and perpetuate the spirit of brotherhood, and to maintain the high standards set by its predecessors. Activities for the year consist of sponsoring the University Brotherhood program, an eleventh anniversary dinner at the Whit- tier with music provided by Frankie Lane, and participation in interfrat athletics. Undefeated for three years in basketball they lost out in this year's finals, but won the table tennis tournament and defended the IFC Athletic Trophy. Sponsor of the group is Dr. Leo Kirshbaum of the English department. Top row- H Chudnow- R Heller S LaFond P A lb N G d gtigtfjfioaf-Vsvlngburif SuRgci-r: .H. Kutnick:.N.pEoingle?:11 J.'Ku?,-:'icl:lU..lliTT?,g Xgrlzglllggxnni A' :.emerer,.',S,G , . ' I-D . - Bottom row: L. Millmanp JS? Adler: Ilfil. Fugenijdrlieldl pres., H' Wemmanf S' Fershlmcmf S'd We'n90fden- h Gamma F . Ol 1ernlfY 'I I lrofefnoyl' A ff and to se 5fqndlf 9f v son: P- CU' Mikulof J' Baldwin- sawed: C3 H' Hubrecl v-preS-2 W trees.: W- ish. ulll ' Gold status Contril the fi ho l li lc w sc 0 5Np, the 5 freshn Arlene and 1 SPOHS1 Slqnd Eldon Seine C0lon Not F SPOHS S hi Delta is a local fra- ma P Zzlgty whose purpose is to promote fraternal, social, and Intellectual cssociafion gmong the members, and fo Serve Wayne University. Standing: W. VanBuren, G. Thomp- gon, P. Cudqorth, B. Stevenson, J. Mikula, J. Norrid, D. Westcott, R. Baldwin. Seated: G. Townsend, J. Brennan, H. Hubrecht, cor. sec., F. Kastner, v-pres., W. Hayes, pres., D. Junk, treas., W. Walter, rec. sec., J. Ben- ish GAMMA PHI DELTA It I ml G status who have made outstanding contributions to the University in the field of student activities and who have shown high qualities of scholarship, character and leader- - I imp. Their main social event was fr hsuccess tea for outstanding AT men and soph women. Mrs. r . ene l'l00Vef, Mrs. Lois Place, an ' - ld MISS Elsie Townsend are the SPOnsors. old Key honors women of Junior S ' . M' l'l'neSi G. Rebholz, M. SUQYUG: K. Chavey. Sealed: M L Colombattrsl ' Place' SP0nS0r: V. M,S A of R- Mvfiym V. Storfz- ' ' HOOVGV, sponsor. Not SponsFgfreSent: Mrs. Elsie Townsend, I GOLD KEY H ,11---in GAS HOUSE GANG With Dr. Shull as Santa Claus, and the Gang supplying the music 200 children in the Catallo Homes housing project benefitted in gifts and fun at the Gas House Gang's annual Christmas Party. ln direct contrast to this benevolent spirit was the hot rivalry evidenced in winning the traditional GoodfelIow's basketball game from Campus Club, the proceeds of which were added to the Goodfellow Fund. Other special functions included the annual St. Patrick's Dance, the Faculty basketball game, and the award for the Most Valuable Athlete. Top row: J. Salvadore, B. Hobbs, T. Asquino, J. Rzepka, V. Florea, premier, F. Gawronski, A. Swerdlow, B. Foley. Second row: A. Griffith, A. Fitzpatrick, V. Henson, king, Dr. Sessions, sponsor, C. McHenry, escribo. Front row: J. Weber, T. Szymanski, B. Waha, L. Smith. Not present: J. Nagrich, J. Ermalovich, J. Hudnut, J. Mclean, R. Niver, W. Svochack, N. Toth, E. Gregor, J. Mathew, A. Guzzo, D. Hall. The 'f lr-N11 pw -' rf 1 Whlf' ' ond My r Soglill G and SYOV'-55,51 in l': :C ' l Stofd,'5 E, PG'Q5' Seovec pres.: 1 ' H9054 U from ro' J, Fisk 11- FOrS0kir Colne W ster HC l'iGl'!Cllwg 5P0I'ISor The Wg: ing the Meeting 'nleresn the HO. tionql MVS- Hll Slundg. Wee. Corleyc S The Health Education Club is a profegsional group, the purpose of which is to aid the professional and intellectual growth, to develop social activities and to formulate and maintain high professional standards among students maioring in health education. Standing: T. Dolan, H. Hill, J. Davis, E. Pangburn, S. Bain. Seated: M. Eldon, C. Berkowitz, pres., L. Kaltz, v-pres., D. Loewe, treas., D. Boettcher, sec. Front row: C. Whitehead, M. Burns, J. Fisk. Forsaking cakepans in favor of the Cake Walk in the Ballroom at Web- Ste' l'l0ll: proudly hawking their handiwork at the Christmas Sale, 5P0nsoring an Honors Banquet at lite Women's City Club, and attend- 'n9 The State College Club's Annual Meeimg Gt Webster Hall made an lalereshng Gnd profitable year for H6 Home Economics Club, a na- anal t professional organization Mrs. Hill is the group sponsor. Standing! M. Seguin, M. Tsutsui, J. Wee. geqledr L. Hatchegian, cor. sec., M. a fleffin, pres., A. LaMarr, rec. sec. woMEN's HEALTH ED CLUB HGME ECCDNOMICS CLUB iii-f .HILLEL FOUNDATIGN Cam us, Hillel Foundation has fostered equally the f the most active religious organizations on p One o social, cultural and religious activities of its members. Their regular Wednesday social gatherings gre really relaxation periods between such presentations as the Hillel Dance with music supplied by Phil Bre!stoff's orchestra and Dee Parker, the Jewish Dance Festival Eternity in Dance, featuring Delekova and Berk, numerous films and frequent guest speakers, Hilleluiah, a variety show, and observance of Mode Seder with Rabbi Irwin Gordon in charge of the ritual. Not satisfied with their own ambitious 'll' to lend support to any general campus activity. undertakings, they are at all times wi mg Standing: J. Silverman, G. Zate, H. Plotnik, M. Snyder Seated: R. Cooper, L. Koltonow, B. Zate. Front row: S. Wandruff, S. Katz. H The lnterfraternity Council, a self-governing representative body fhof fund. t lOl'lS O ests of all fraternal organizations on-campus tormulates rules and re ul t' promole me lmer pledging, Gnd USSUITICS responsibility for infraction of rules b tratg 'cllons Concerning wshlngcl various proiects of interest to the Universi h I Y emlllesl They Unite ln P e5en n9 TY GS Cl W oe such as the extensive Intermural S 1 , ' l F T N' ht, IFC B ll, d IF ' , POVS Pro ghl:lmJ.lllRl:lZllia ro lg G an C Slng' The SPOHSOFS of the Council are Harold Stewart I Top row: J. Ninichuk, Jr.: l. Brady, J. Miller, E. McNamara, M. Monroe: J- Peflfeff W- HOYSS: P Czamanske, Jr. J . tn P Fourth row: -------- , W. Niomi, W. Tabor, L. Washington, P. Appelbaum, W. Pequlgno, White, R. Comstock. Third row: M. Snyder, C. Marcus, J. Penner, M. ec new: - Y Baxter, J. Deveau, F. Steltenkamp. - Second row: J. Marsh, advisor, W. Floyd, treas.g W. Burke, cor. Sec.: R- PhelP5f Pfes-F R' Konnory' Wee pres.: H. Anherman, sec. I d Bottom row: L. Biafora, F. Falvo: M. Webb: H- Greenfield: N- GU' GH - L h S Me ers, M. Solomon: B- Belineli: B IFC g 9 :sc The Intersorority Council formulates all regulations concerning rushing and pledging in sororities, and conducts forums for discussions on questions of interest to the University and sororitles. Bach year they gwqrd Q plaque to the best singing sorority, a cup for the highest scholarship, and highlight the season with their annual ISC Ball. The group sponsors are Miss Platt, and Mrs. K. Groves. Top row: P. Inwood, R. Kramer, B. Carrithers, M. Lupine, K. Bucht, M. Gracey, J. Jameson, D. Balaugh: B. Edwards, J. Necefer. Third row: D. Powers, P. Browder, V. Nealy, P. Burke, C. Zillgitt, V. Johnides, D. Sachs, S. Treiber, R. Cooper, S. Gustafson, E. Lungberg. Second row: K. Groves, adviser, A. Blanco, treas., L. Larson, pres., R. Hamilton, vice-pres., H. Distler, sec., Miss Platt. Bottom row: G. Herman, E. Torgow, E. Grown, V. Daraban, K. Stillwell. I 1 Prove 7 I as me gn. ff' . f U J My fl hg!C 'C sow GC 51o 'f'5 C rf -'J' Q Sf: fgV'f:' Qu C Igrisz C J and U ' PONY G' WGS C06 5p0FlSG'. l Seated: l sec.: R, l pres, I Cooper To uphold ing the study C - The scie level, Kc Gffqnged l0pics rn llley had cluded O Patrick 5 iles, Gnd 5P0f1Sor Slqndin FlSlSl1mc SeQfed: Th Pele, 5 'fefyiur QYl0r. g Omas Proudly conscious of their standing as the oldest national Jewish soror- ity on Campus, Iota Alpha Pi works hard to provide friendship and social activities for the members. Starred on their full calendar was a semi-annual formal at the Latin Quarter, a Pledge Dinner at Huy- Ier's, a Sadie Hawkins Day Party, and a hilarious Prohibition Days Party at Hillel House. The group was aided in their plans by the sponsor, Mrs. Doetchberger. Seated: B. Madoff, E. lwrey, cor. sec., R. Block, rec. sec., B. Zate, pres., E. Taylor, l. Garber, R. Cooper. To UPh0ld their purpose of further- 'n9 The beauty of mathematical 5lUdY .and to stimulate interest in the science on the undergraduate level' KUPPU MU Epsilon frequently Fmfnged to have speakers talk on Jiplcshrelating to math. In addition, let' Gd social activities that in- cuded a Christmas party, a St, P ' . . . . Hggncks DOY Pflrty, initiation par- S ' and Cm annual banquet. The Glrgllsor of The group is Dr. South- Stand' : - RendeIl'?gB RB ifldmvn, T. Slaby, B. Fleishniun: e 'ni W. Hoffman, M. S . . Timed' H' Gobblns-i D. Parham, Dr peT:ci3?nll 0fd, Sponsors, E. Kill Ke'Yluk reall B' Drew' PVGS-2 M- I COT. SeC,. - . Tqylorn I G. Tazzia, S. H JUNICDR BOARD tudent overnin bod whose urpose is to promote and further the interests The Junior Board is a s 9 9 Y P . i . and proiects of the class of '49. They sponsored the J-Hop at Masonic Temple, Junior Mixer at Web- ster Hall, an.d the sponge-throwing booth at the Wintermart. Mr. Langsford ofthe Music Department is the sponsor of the group. - Standing: R. Krannry, N. Phillips, G. Clarke, D. Milievich, W. Benca, A. Deming, R. Tennenhouse, S. Hershman, N: Bornstein, Mr. Langsford, sponsor. Eecond row: V. Barrett, S. Rundorff, B. Halberg, A. Gordon, M. Fogel, R. Stevens, S. Gustofson, B. Robinson, B. Edwards, P. Comstock. First row: F. Martin, C. Salmonson, L. Falvo. l The Om! KOPPC S . r ,S to L J membell ff on UQ? ' Siongl 3'f' First 'O' Lewiclft PTCS., 'X sec.: G C Second H' Lewicv Ski, histor Not in F Cl'10lfmOVi Srolw: H f Providing religious, Clctivities exercises, open hon matic Qng find dam llle Spirit The memi Slflndln Q R- Smith Seqfedi nelly, F. Korvclfsk, X The Omicron chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma, a national sorority is to promote the welfare of its members and to serve its college as on agency of social and profes- sional service. First row: N. Ksendzik, v-pres., B. Lewicki, treas., A. J. Nykiforuk, pres., V. Hulun, A.,Sogoian, cor. sec., G. Grau, sec. Second row: C. Czepnik, L. Russell H. Lewicki, O. Shumsky, M. Kalin- ski, historian. Not in picture: A. Boglio, social chairman, L. Luft, D. Mazur, A. Sroka, H. Nagrant. LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA Providing a balanced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities through daily religious exercises, weekly discussions and Open house, monthly parties, dra- matic and radio productions, sports find dances, the Newman club puts into practice their aim to dee en . . P the Spiritual and temporal lives of the members. Standin lg- Smith, V. Zanardi, C. Melikian ecledl H. Trexler, Pres., M. Con- nellYf Father James Maquire, M. KOrvatsky, R. Murphy, Q: M. Martinez, L. Flemming, NEWMAN CLUB 1 MACKENZIE UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS Maintaining their consistent program of well organized social affairs the Mackenzie Union Board of tion with the annual Governor's Ball presided over by Governor7s Lady Joan Mish. They successfully presented Highly Seasoned, a men's variety show, and collaborated with rams of social and intellectual interest to University students. A student Governors upheld tradi AWS in a great many prog activities governing body, they are sponsored by Mr. Marsh. l Sf Cl' : K. - . s.1'l.!JZ?D. MiiillfQ..E..T'LChE2E:.E4.5'.Z 'Q'ee' V' CW B- B'e e ef 1- HGH: D. D. Km frecs. ' ' ' 'ec' Sec-F B- DSWGF, pres., P. Kosiba, cor. sec., F. Johnson Front row: D. Breuer, M, Weiner. B pfromm, J G d . Not present: B. Schoenfeld, vice-pres., J. Manko, Cljliolllnap J. Hodges, B. Dutt, S. Bulmar, D. Dachott e I o d i Omicron Delta Kappa is a national organization whose purpose is recognition of outstanding leader Ship in senior college men who have also maintained a substantial high scholarship average. Honor my members are Dr. David Henry and Dr. Karl Folley. - . T' ht 1 J- Wilsonf R- D 'o . Standing: J. Stuartg l. Rosen: -l- Gregg: D' .Dochofll 3 Shchoillfeld, pres.g B. Brettelle, V905-I H' P'X'eY - es., Seated: Dr. Stewart, rec. sec.p K. Graham, vice pr oMicRoN DELTA KAPPA s Bo l , l X , i I 1 x i I l il IJ it in ,. f v l i I QMEGA PSI PHI l l Sl l ,t i l 12' 1 l 1 l ll l . , . t ,, lt l LAMPADos ll .U X 1 1 1 1, .ml lil ,ll 1 1 1 1 Omega Psi Phi fraternity has grown from a membership of four since its founding at Howard University in 1911 to over 12,000 in 1947, striv- ing always to live up to its four basic principles of manhood, schol- arship, perseverance and the uplift of mankind. C. Johnson, F. Hill. Seated: G. Bibbs, C. Steward, treas., V. Jones, pres., W. Jones, vice-pres., D. Boone, J. Carter. Lampados is a preparatory group for admission to Omega Psi Phi fra- ternity. They strive for humility with dignity. Dr. Miller is the sponsor of the group. Standing: T. Pearson, R. Willis, J. Simmons, W. Finley, S. Poole, sec. First row: E. Long, G. Poindexter, pres., L. Jones. Standing: P. Dukes, R. Graham, Jr., H. James III, L. Graves, J. McGhee- I Alpha Gamma Chapter' Phi AIPHG is a national social f ' ship and brotherhood among college students Th mtermty whose PUVPOSS is fo Promote frie d . n . Engineering School. e s ponsor of the group is Milton Lebow, of ,he l 'f ld L S'lverman, S. Meyers, P. Houseman. Standing: H. Greenfield, S. Bienenfeld, S. Moskowitz, L. B ei e 5 . 1 eated: S. Becker, S. Cohen, treas.p M. Stacey, pres., M. Hollander, vice-pres., D. Holter, sec. PHI ALPHA F Standing: E. Schoenheideg B. God- treyp I. Griffinp P. Morrisy L. Nixong M. Graceyp B. Harry. Seated: C. Zarzycka, treas.p M. Vliz- zard, v-pres.p D. Klemuk, pres.p A. Blanco. Not present: V. Lovernick, sec.p A. Gordonp L. Sadlerp L. Brunerp E. Ritchiep T. Lounsberry. Phi Upsilon Omicron is a national professional honorary fraternity or- ganized to advance and promote home economics. Members in fac- ulty are Mrs. M. Bostick, sponsorp Mrs. F. Heintz, District Councilor and Nat'l vice-pres.g Mrs. D. Hill, sponsorg Miss M. Huyckp Mrs. M- Moore, sponsorp Mrs. F. Sandersonp and Mrs. T. Warburton. Standing: M. Bransonp J. Wolyniekp K. Gatesp J. Stoermanp L. Hatche- gianp B. Colmanp M. Carleton. Seated: Mrs. M. J. Bosticlc, sponsor: J. Necefer, cor. sec.p M. Tsuitsui, rec. sec.p M. Hague, pres.g I. Na- grant, vice-pres.p Mrs. D. Hill, spon- sor. Front row: L. Devisep A. LaMarr. From sports to music, Phi Sigma Epsilon excels at both. They won the lntermural Basketball ham ' C pIOn ship for '48 and took first place in the lnterfraternity Sing Working hard at their f f - purposeo urthering brotherhood and friendship by staging bull sessions and stag arties 'th t I p wt acu ty members as guests fhe Phi Sig's also held date parties and open houses following major dances and football games Additional parties at the fraternity house with Sigma Sigma, Pi Kappa Sigma, Alpha Sigma Tau, Alpha Theta Sigma and Delta Gamma Chi rounded their social season. Members in faculty are John Hackett S onso,-. H, Alex Pappo, John Wilson, Dr. Richard Burks, Alf d L b ' d p re am , Albert Stiegerwalt and Howar Shout. , ..,,..., iv' ' Wx: .,ww,,:':fQ,' . . M., -, .m1,,,5g .. , - ,. x To ...Mm , , . , , ' . tlHfc':7f' ' A , k' , H. W ToP row: F. James, B- MCNGG: A. Swerdlow, S. Ross, C. Cl10f0V 'S Har ss. F. Bodd ,C. Pillom W. Dfcuff G' G 'hC'm' tt - .1 W. Froleighf R- NWO Pm Seccllnd row: D?IOlson: J. Pollina: W- Murphy' lrecm R' Crando I V pres W. Nlemi, H. Deen, F. Martin. ' . . . p 1 Sf, C. Matthews. Bottom row C Kouvelas W Hobbs J Vtvci- D Kilts, P. en eco nb R. Juen el 2 . I . , . 1 ' - 7 L. F lVO, .l. Frye, R. Gibso , Q Not present: W. Benca, A. Blythe, R. Boruta,RDwC:1'I:l'9hom O K. Lauer, B. Nagel, J. Rycengdi R- Shepherdf ' Y PHI SIGMA EPSILON qlke, D. Stevens, D. Polaslni, B. 1 Pi Delta Epsilon, a national honor- ary iournalism fraternity, elevates the cause of iournalism by foster- ing the mutual welfare of student publications and rewarding the efforts of writers working on student publication staffs by admission to its membership. Group sponsor is Martin Kallich. Top row: R. Rothman, M. Hines, A. Barr, A. Vagnozzi, E. Torgow. Second row: C. Quintal, I. Rosen, pres., L. Carl, R. O'Hare. Bottom row: V. Columbatto, P. Crutchley. Pi Gamma, a business administra- tion sorority, furthers the common interests of women students in busi- ness administration by sponsoring prominent speakers from business and industry and holding informal gatherings, teas and dinners as well as their annual formal initia- tion at the Women's City Club. Standing: H. Shaffer, L. Davis, C. Kingics, C. Self, P. Uhl, N. SCl'Il'0e- der, E. Waterhouse. Seated: E. Szyperski, A. Barrow, treas., D. Vlaicu, v-pres., S. Tergis, pres., R. Reinhardt, cor. sec., H. Bloch. Front row: A. Tosti, H. Darocy, J. Hassan, L. Johnson. Uhor. Votes 7Sler. 'dem the 'dent n to JI' is :A. SSH I P. .a, on si- 19 iss al Es ig i 1 I The Alpha Pi Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, honorary association for women in educatio h ld f n, o s or ifg purpose the fostering of the professional spirit and the maintenance of th h' h , . , 9 7 l scholarship and professional preparation among women engaged in education 'ihggs Socrjndarcisnof SCT O group is Miss Effie Downer. ' P e Standing: M. Tankus, A. Montes, A. Gitlin, S. Howie. Seated: P. Lansfield treas.- A. Schachet, preS-i D- Jarvis' Cor' Sec' l ' ' , .. T. L b , T. Bar- Not present: C. Collins, E. Levine, S. Greenberg, vice-pres., R. Nelson, rec. sec , ouns erry Pl LAMBDA TH ETA PI SIGMA ALPHA PI TAU SIGMA Pi Sigma Alpha is a national schol- arship recognition society in politi- cal science, government, and public administration.. ln addition to its annual banquet at Webster Hall, the group sponsored talks by visit- ing lecturers. Members in faculty are Dr. C. Shull, sponsor, Dr. N. Grun- stein, Dr. Sherm and Mr. Case. Top row: B. Smith, A. Suchy, D. Mc- Elroy, D. Hecock, R. Steadman. Second row: D. Cormack, H. Ten- gel, B. Hook, sec.-treas., R. Wheeler, pres., S. Boocker, vice-pres. Bottom row: M. Case, C. Shull, N. Grunstein. Pi Tau Sigma is a local fraternity in its 19th year of promoting fel- lowship and scholarship. Boasts the highest honor average among the social fraternities, the first position in bowling competition, 1945-1947, and are currently undefeated in baseball, they ended up in the first division in intermural basketball. Averaging a modest two parties per month they featured a Barn Dance at Van's Barn and a formal Found- er's day banquet at the Book. Standing: M. Segal, J. Rosen, B. Levin, M. Bakst, A. Sherr, A. Kanter, L. Belinsky. Seated: L. Pomerantz, J. Gilfix, Mr. Mauser, sponsor, M. Snyder, pres., W. Burke, sec., H. Tannen- baum, D. Schugin. Scltol. Politi- Pllblic to its J Hall, tvisit. lyure Grun. e. J, Mc. fi. Ten- eeler, It N. Q tity iel- the .he on l7, in r5f ll. Br 18 j. 5. 'I Q Hay rides, skating and tobogganing parties, a dinner d . u ance, Mother and D ht 1 parties, Founder's Day dinner, and the installation of officers were among the nusifoufrsoizl ' ' . I that sparked the SOCIC'-Il SGCISOFI for Pl Kappa Sigma sorority. Their aim is to foster the social intellec- tual and moral development of the members and to promote a spirit of understanding andlcoopera II U ' ' M ' tion among a ntversity women. iss Clara Champion and Miss Agnes Deiss are the sponsors of the group. - I . .M' h II, J. Morey Standing: J. Gerlach: M. A. Kline: T. Newcomer: B- Sievensf P' Smnh' L' Foley' M ms O M. McLeang K. Chavey. . , ' - es.g I. Pernicko Seated: D. Power: C. Hoskingi M. MacDonald: 5- Tulkf B' Stark' pres M' Stenson vlce pr cor. sec.p D. Moorep J. Carrithersg B. Carrithers. , H' Ham E, Hayesg E. Ledryczkc Not present- M Eldon rec sec - M. Hague, TFGCIS-2 M- Black' J' Horgfggtkrogl A. Mayfield? Hi Parndgianp M:,Sieger: M- Voorhlsi Q' Zobiom J' Pl KAPPA SIGMA F i Q U l aw' gee' 'ng . ei mgevh 4 C- mole' ,hp gif' ASO' C SP0 Top 'G' A Ions ded In their p hlte us mclu Wllllam W t s for student l0urnc:llsts Then' Sponsor I6 DI Mlllf' ' SeC0 'd 'C' slllf Vlcelrf preki A W wicz, hwy Bonom rc' j0wafO 'U To achieve Spanish ccl Espanol pr include pc' plays, onaet Cirre, bl-we-1 Gnd lectpreg pose of the and social 4 ture. Back row 54 Rosenberg, kGYe: T, G. Pritchard. Second rox. M- Cohen cor Velasco, y. C. Boyle. From rox Y Diuffog E Ps '95, sec Seeking to acquaint and bring together the students of Polish descent, the Sarmatia club pro- motes cultural and social activities for its members. Co-ed activities with the Polish Club at U. of M., lectures on Polish history, hay rides, sleigh rides, picnics are a few of the events staged this year. The sponsor of the group is Mr. Ordon. Top row: A. Szczerba, M. Kurosky, D. Miller, J. Cosmier, J. Nowick. Second row: l. Czapla, J. Wizbow- slci, vice-pres., G. Wegrzynowicz, pres., A. Rozinski, sec., A. Kunkie- wicz, historian, D. Mylenek. Bottom row: L. Stanislawski, C. Jaworowicz, C. Alexandrynowicz. it fi wc. SARMATIA 1 ., 'Im'- 'lxc To achieve a fluency and ease in Spanish conversation, El Circulo Espanol provides activities that include participation in Spanish plays, under the direction of Mrs. Cirre, bi-weekly conversation hours, and lectures to realize their pur- pose of the pursuit of intellectual and social aspects of Spanish cul- ture. Back row Cstandinglz M. States, A. Rosenberg, C. Fernandez, J. Mac- kaye, T. Grant, G. Chodorott, R. Pritchard. Second row: M. Chuhak, rec. sec., M. Cohen, treas., A. I. Salazar, corres, sec., A. Blanco, pres.: A- Velcsco, vice-pres., P. Perentesis, C. Boyle. Front row: J. Smith, M. Bakst, F. D. Diatto, E. Martinez. SPANISH CLUB g-1-7 SHA:-is Founded in 1926, the Shah fraternity became one of the few frats on the campus to acquire a national standing this past year by its affiliation with the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The original Shah chapter was one of the first on the campus and its president, William B. Murphy, was one of the origi- nators of the Inter-Fraternity Council, the governing body for all fraternities. Long active in all phases of fraternity life, this past year has been no exception. At the semester's conclusion the Shahs were awarded second place in the battle for the lnterfraternity Athletic trophy, having taken first places in both tennis and bad- minton, and making a strong showing in all of the other athletic events. In addition the fraternity was awarded second place in the Wintermart Show with the combined Shah-Mu Pi extravaganza, Showboat. The fraternity singers also did their share by taking second place at the annual lnterfraternity Sing. The fraternity held their annual dance on May 22 at the Whittier Hotel. The dance was held in conjunction with the formal initiation of the chapter into the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Standing: V. Hansen, E. Galian,'J. McPhillips, H. Crewe, J. Korolionok, R. Burrell, C. White- R Baetz Seated: E. Thomas, L. Yates, T. Gayewski, cor. sec., W. Pequignot, treas., G. Okleias, pres., J, I-loptner. vice-pres., H. Lawson, P. White. ' ' ' Front row: G. Arakelian, W. Simmons, rec. sec., M. Welch, B. Yee. Not present: M. Alden, W. Spring, J. lnatome, P. Sabin, D. Fandel, A. Grossman, E. Stange. Slf Q cr vc ,rv Q . fl N51 C 91 D3 1 :ff . fr. CO' .. rf-,CIC Conf 5 ne: Q' lec'f5 cG'C SWG ' Alvfv Seo'6C pres Huycv ' of Sims'-Q FVQP? 'C SIC A HQXC ilO!'t g L. PONY c- ol the Tlleic D4 Titel! C Sfoftdync Slllp fc, 'he Qfo. Top VOu betger C' TEFHQ L' Ffeef.: Sefgqd L' Zvss' Bohom r, R. W,.,.,P SIGMA IOTA To raise flagging spirits, Sigma Iota served punch or coffee during exams to the student body, which was all in keeping with their desire to be of service to Wayne Univer- sity. Tobogganing parties, informal dances and rush parties provide relaxation for the members. They contributed to charity through par- ties given for orphans, and col- lected funds for donations by carolling. Standing: D. Peck, A. LaMarr, M. Alvey, D. Bruske, L. Kuck, I. Rebb. Seated: J. Necefer, L. Doble, vice- pres., L. Hatchegian, pres., M Huyck, advisor, D. Balogh, sec., J Simonetta, treas. Front row: G. Mistretta, G. Balogh. A Halloween party, formal initia- tion, a hard time's party, toboggan party and a wiener roast were some of the social activities of Sigma Theta Delta, a local social sorority. Their aim is to further scholastic standing and provide companion- ship for its members. The sponsor of the group is Mrs. Sapiro. Top row: N. Spielberg, M. Bam- berger, E. Hochstein, F. Mehaly, C. Tennen, T. Marqulis, D. Kasmer, L. Freedlanderg L. Jonas. Second row: J. Hurwitz, Mrs. P. Markman, M. Kleinman, vice-pres.- L. Zussman, pres., G. Herman, T Bertzman, Mrs. D. Kaplan. Bottom row: M. Ginzburg, M. Fogel, R. Whiteman. I SIGMA THETA DELTA SIGMA SIGMA Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of its founding, Sigma Sigma sorority climaxed a social season that included a formal dinner dance at the Wardell-Sheraton, a Mother and Daughter's tea, a week's vacation at Carthage Lake in the Upper Straits, and participation in charity drives. Utilizing their purpose to maintain the highest ideals of loyalty, amity and fidelity among the members, they united wholeheartedly and successfully backed Eleanor Simpson for Miss Wayne University. Dr. Cline was initiated as the new sponsor of the group. Top row: P. Burke, M. Hubbart, D. Young, C. Zielegitt, A. Murray, B. Bremiller, V. Levitan, M. Stein- metz, B. Knott, B. Bremiller, P. Mikula, V. Rebholz, J. Hanchett, V. Kapuschinski, D. Prance. Second row: J. Roddy, cor. sec., V. Colombatto, vice-pres., J. Kinley, pres., V. Ross, rec. sec., E Trushowski, treas. l Bottom row: E. Simpson, V. Barrett, D. Davison, K. Sweeney, S. Rundorff, H. Karentiuff. Not present: R. Mell, P. Gaffney, R1 Turner, P. Crutchley, P. Bates, M. Currie, R. Gellerman. Disseminotion of knowled e of th th ' aim of 'he S0CIeIY of Elei. ond Rodiiogn CiiijeproEhCe of CII phosgs OI cl':cI COI '9 'Q 'S 'IV' GS to the professional Held it Covers the gfiouprigosven thougho htQhlY tc-chnicol xocn-t7 Gnd Iimttf-ci . . f r . forty studentslin its first yeor of existence. The Spognjovnn Cgfigngcluciguon octbvc. mt.fnb,.rshtp of on., The orgonicotton orronges numerous Held trips to radio SfO1iOnS Ggd P oxrc 'r. Btxbt' ond Mr. HQ-sg meetings with famous speokers in the electricol ond rodio enginceripgwfcrlcp onts, ond plum monthly tc . Top row: F. Porphig S. Yurikg R. Perryg R. Liebermong D. Morguloftg W. Master. R. Stcvensg unknown, D. Stockerg H. Moreoug R. Combrowskig A. Borrg C. Gorelisg W. Gollg A. Morquisg N. Hobsong W. Siobioim. Second row: L. Solomong C. Doub, treos.g A. Feeley, sec.. Prof. H. Hess, couns., Dr. W. Bixby, counag J. CIiIt.g A. Getz, pres. Bottom row: G. Plotzeng J. Zockig M. Frank. Not present: D. Wheelerg vice-pres.g H. Schwortzg W. Schmidt, W. Sproglin, M. Rudcrmon, W. Trudgcng A. Werdenp I. Wolfg J. Joworowiczg E. Hoobermong M. Burgessg W. Huordg R. Ringcg L. Lipkin. SOCIETY OF ELECTRICAL AND RADIO ENGINEERS SOPH BOARD Coordinating its activities with the University, the Soph Board participates in charity drives for clothes boods, funds, and the blood bankp plans social activities for the class as the Soph Prom, matinee dances and the traditional Frosh-Soph games? and sponsors various educational features as the Soph Convos and the very important How to Elect Your' Major convo held in May. Dr. William Borzman is the advisor Seated Kon fioorlz V..Lennp B. Carrithersg B. Beary B. Stevensp D. Hoover. Seated: M. Monroep L. Littlep J. Mishp Dr. W. Borgmanp P. Czamanske, Jr.p R. Kramer- B. Christensen B. Pfromm. J ' Standing: G. Paveyp B. Brummelf E. Pearsonp J. Smithp J. Hanseng E. Blumb - L D - F J N. Johnsong E. Neukamg M. Minshallg N. Christensenp V. Dochstader. erg' ugquryl n ones I I -5, Q Q Sphinx, acclaimed the oldest fraternity on the campus, was organized to uphold the best ideals scholarships, fellowship, and integrity amon m l g ae students. The group sponsor is Dr, Wm Sr--,-,rom The organization won the award for the best booth at Wintermort for two succi-i.-,iw yrs-art Th main social event is their annual spring dinner dance with alumni, held this year at Worr-fit Vollr--, Faculty members are Newman Ertell, Dr. Chester Kuhn, Gcor M i - ge cncndcz and Arthur Fitzpatrick Q D I M L I Gill!-Wplif, Standing: R, Durdin, D. Brewster, R. Morris, vice-pres., G. Thompson, ac orcn Leavens, sec. . . 5' A , J, Devcou, prcb. Seated: H. KerYluk: L. Wetterholt, treas.: L. Van VlietfRW..izksi2ll,z. Wicgsweng DQ Williams. Not Present: M. Graham: A- Condlnol R' Dymi Ki MC iilal. Millari- P. Sobal: -l. HOQUUA Pledges: L. Cassidy, R. Davison, J. DeWSbU Yi G' Dome Y' ' ' PHINX of STUDENT COUNCIL Organized to promote the interests of the student body and the University in all matters pertaining to student government, the Student Council is the highest governing authority on campus at the student level. This year's Council was a direct result of the increased tempo of campus politics, During the spring election in T947 the greatest number of student voters turned out to elect slates to the top student positions. Elected president was Virginia Murray, who later resigned to become Mrs. Don Fuller. George Squire, law, took over the gavel. 'k 'k 'lr 'k Many issues faced the Council during its two-semester term. Student discipline for oft-campus activities, violation of regu- lations by campus groups, DSR passes for students, recognition ofthe National Student Ass'n-each required considerable research and consideration. At the same time, a revision of both Council by-laws and changes in the Manual of Politics and Procedures were being carried out. Student Community Service Committee was activated to centralize all charity drives under one collection. ABC lAthletic Booster Committeel was granted a vastly increased budget for attracting more rooters to Wayne games. flt worked, too.J But, an unfortunate tradition, the Council lost to the Collegian in the annual Goodfellow sale and once again had to stand treat for 20 scribes at a turkey dinner. l l .J Top row: B. Brettelle, B. Bear, A. Gitlan, D. Nestor, E. Monroe, treas., J. Jochbergp F. Zercherp J. Can- chester, N. Williams, P. Stewart. Second row: Dr. Stewart, sponsor, L. V. Young, vice-pres., D. Lanspearyp V. Barrett, sec., G. Squire, pres., Mr. Case. W Bottom row:: M. Snider, D. Leuersp A. Vagnozzi. A Q QQ To stimulate professional interests and incre ase social relationships among its mt,-mbts-fs, tht- Wayne Associatton of Student Nurses augmented their bi-weekly meetings with irc-qui-nt trips to various hos- pitals for practical experience and observation, relaxed at bowling parties and nimii-tau-. -,octal ctfiairx and entertained their Mothers at a tea. l.Il-.I 1 . ' ' . - R, Cl' lr. Standing: L. Cruickshankg B. Mason: l-- Fnedmoni l' S'OFkl G' Slilllxobxi5l::.rl?nMQw5J:1, Seated: B. Bondyp M. Barr, B. Beaufait, preS-: N- COX' V'Ce Wes ' ' ' WAYNE Associmiotst GF STUDENT NURSES WAA COUNCIL The Women's Athletic Activities Council aims to promote and fur- ther healthful recreation with the stress on sociability. During the year they participate in such sports as hockey, basketball, badminton, swimming, and volleyball. Social activities included social and square dancing, and the freshman mixer. The highlight of the year was the 1948 State Convention. The spon- sor of the group is Miss Mordy. Standing: M. Mintz, M. Hossack, B. Tait, S. Houtteman, A. MacDonald. Seated: L. Friedlander, V. Shipley, Sponsor, V. Jehnsen, Pres., M. Mordy, Sponsor, D. Harper, Vice- Pres. WEBSTER HALL RESIDENTS CABINET The Webster Hall Cabinet works primarily for the good of the resi- dents. They increased laundry serv- ice at Webster Hall. They were instrumental in the installation of telephone booths on all floors, and are endeavoring to alleviate the noisy and dangerous traffic prob- lem around the building. Top row: W. Syroid, treas., J. Sim- mons, R. Welch, v-pres., C. LaFram- boise, G. Tabor, P. Gannett, N. Fein. , Second row: P. Houseman, D. Peck, sec., H. Borrowski, A. Hakim, N. Tadaro, K. Graham, P. Morris, E. Hegedus. Bottom row: S. Lucky, pres., N. Pappas. 'wma J fur. li the J the fports Inton, 50ciol quore mixer. IS the Spon. ly. ck, B mold. ipleyr : M. Vice- KIET ' orks esi- erv- ere ol . nd the ob- im- m' N dr N E. N. Dedicated to the purpose of providing religious, intellectual and moral guidance f M h d. . . , -r . dents the Foundation provided a continuous program of services, lectures pomesoondcojnist sau their members and guests. The acquiring of a new house February 8 and their s b '95 or ' f U so ucn House, February 27, 1948, set the tempo for ever expanding activity toward their goo' q Pen , - , , . R, P 't h d, J. Hughes, J. Mende. Back row. P. Nicholas, C. Anderson, B. Tornow, 'gnc agnd Bo Ce R Phillips M Pon' H wilkmc Third row: Z. Clayton, P. Nicloia, B. Gillis, Mrs. Boyce: 9Vef Y I - 5 GI ' I Green: 2nd row-D. Lussenden, v-pres., J. Monnier, M. Greenwood, I. Alexander, PVGS-I N- eosonf ' leaf, B. Carnett, treas. Front row-L. Johnson, E. Hamilton, J. Leavell, B. Brant, M. FrOS9f- WESLEY FOUNDATION Xi Omicron is a local social sorority, the purpose of which is to foster friendly relationships and to par- ticipate in the social, activities of the University. Standing: L. Schrott, E. Highland, R. Slank, J. Ayling, J. Reitz, E. Mar- shall. Seated: V. Daraban, ISC rep., C. Jaworowitz, treas., D. Straube, v- pres., A. Schoenherr, pres., J. Berge, rec. sec., B. Smeck, cor. sec. A religious organization, the Young Women's Christian Association seeks to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are com- mitted by their faith as Christians. The sponsor of the group is Marion Branton. Standing: T. Beard, E. Gohlke, S. Mostov, G. Hoffmeyer, M. Lupini, D. Mylenek, I. Czapla, C. Zarzycka, D. Harper, T. Grant, N. Miyaya. Seated: H. Borkowski, F. Nichols, N. Jones, C. Brown, pres., B. Ford,- treas., M. Branton, director. Not present: P. Browder and J. Thompson, vice-presidents, M. Rob- inson, sec. 1 1 Pausing to celebrate their 21st annjversar A 'I 29 organizations, the Zetas may well recall a lull Eelasan ,,CjSf,r:,-hoqgfli ,lloliw 'Q-Y QM CUNA.. lvnrl food baskets they won the second place Wintermart award, and, ,FCP CM whim JJ 2 Um Homecorning float parade. Their Flapper Age fashion -.haw l ll SMH., illl H 'lm a Mother's Day tea topped Q lon HS, f . .I . J l'ql'q'l,' ll O't f'l 'ff' :ara f-s and Q o sim: or gatherings. Att-gr Mi-,-, mfg.,-,U gwkgvg , ,.,,,,.' M ,TN 'fify S fi. ' i f d th ' - - , ponsor e girs execu e eir Spring formal dinner dance at Bout Qi It hi.. s .. .. I.. aster Henrietta Chargot, Elizabeth Leach. or In ' 'mil' 'Y' fowl W pur- S of und, llor- : C. ll V. erge I - on of Standing: L. Watkins, B. Neitzel, B. Ireland, D. Stein, V. Brodel, sponsor, G. POVCYJ M4 CU '1 lQhG V he B. Kinsler. D D x . on Second row: F. Thompson: 5. Johnson: B- H0llbefQf Ce'P'95-P J- Gwcnhoc' pmt M' Um' 'LCA 'cc' nd H. Distler, S. Hanna. m- First' row: B. Bear, B. O'Neal, N. Kluwe: J- Loleni l' Pelemf R' nomo s. Not Present: J. Hood, cor. sec.: M. Ellis, treas.: E- Dlnlflelli V- Dochslodc' M SP'f'if'f' ll S. if ' ZETA cHi 1 n Asc.- STEVEN K. ABE-Sociological Society-page 20 GERALD J. ABEN-Phi Rho Sigma-page 86 MARCIA ACKER-page 20 ANNE ADLER-page 21 CARMELLA AIELLO-Art Ed. Club, Newman Club-page 21 JOHN P. AKERS-Delta Sigma Rho, In't., De- bate Team, WU Broadcasting Guild, Int'l., Relations Council-page 21 LOREN K. ALANSON -Arab Fraternity- page 21 V WILLIAM C. ALEGNANI-page 21 JIM W. ALEXANDER-W Club, Tennis Team, Basketball Team, Health Ed. Club- page 21 ELAINE F. ALLEN -Wayne University The- atre, Sophomore Board, Senior Board-page 21 PI-IYLLIs J. ALLEN-page 21 ROBERT ALLEN, JR.-page 21 LAWRENCE W. ALLINSON-page 21 MARJORIE J. ALLWARDT-Gamma Delta- page 21 JOAN A. ALTHAUSER-Alpha Beta Pi-page 21 CARL B. ANDERSON-page 21 JOSEPH L. ANDERSON-Alpha Kappa Psi, Bus. Adm. Club, Delta Gamma, WUVA, Tip-Toppers-page 21 SIGFRID E. ANDERSON - Wayne Future Teachers-page 21 PAUL E. ANDREWS-Student Council, Soph- omore Bd., Freshman Bd., Broad- casting Guild, Frosh Gazette Sports Editor-page 21 HUGO APT-page 22 ALICIA ARCE-Alluvia, Spanish Club-page 22 . FRANK ARCHIE - American Pharmaceutical Assn., Wayne University Veterans Assn.-page 22 Q MAC J. ARMSTRONG-Phi Beta Pi-page 86 VALENTINO L. ASQUINI-Varsity Letter- man's Club, Gas House Gang, Foot- ball Team-page 22 NORMAN D. ASH-Editor of Gritiin, Art Ed. Club, Press Club, M. U. Art Com- mittee-page 22 NOOLA ATHANS-Sigma Epsilon Phi, Later Elementary Ed. Club, Wayne Future Teachers-page 22 DIANE LEE ATORTHY-page 22 JESSIE H. BAGLAJ-Theta Kappa Sigma, Social Studies Club-page 22 EDWARD C. BAILEY, JR,-Pres. M. U. Bd. of Gov., 1946-47, Pres. Alpha Sigma Phi, 1945-47, Omicron Delta Kappa, Student Council, 1945-47, A.S.M.E. -page 22 MARY BAKST-International Students Or- ganization, WAA, Les Thelemites, EI Circulo Espanol, Deutscher Verein- page 22 ALBERT BARACH - Spanish Club, Hillel, IZFA, Wayne Future Teachers, So- ' cial Studies Club-page 23 SEYMOUR BARENHOLTZ-Pi Tau Sigma, Football 1941-42-page 23 BILLIE M. BARNES-Wayne Future Teachers, A.C.E., YWCA-page 23 EDWARD C. BARTOS-Alpha Kappa Psi, Student Activities Council, Chairman Wayne Bowling 'League-page 23 KENNETH J. BAUNE-Alpha Sigma Phi, ASCE Vice-Pres.-page 23 EDMUND R. BAYMA-Newman Club, Bus. Adm. Club-page 23 ANTON M.,BEARD-Over 21 Club, YWCA, AWS-page 23 L. J. BEARDSLEE-page 23 ROBERT S. BEARE-page 23 WARREN A. BECK-page 23 WILLIAM E. BEHRENDT- League-page 23 HAROLD E. BELL-Alpha Gamma-page 23 Wayne Bowling Kappa Psi, Beta BARBARA ANN BELLIN-Canterbury Club, Kappa Mu Epsilon CLARA BELLO - Wayne -page 23 Future Teachers, Later Elementary Club-page 24 GUILA ANN BENNER-page 24 ANNE P. BERA-Home Ec. Club-page 24 DALE F. BERGER-Collegian, AWS, Hillel, IZFA, Mdse. Club-page 24 LEO BERG-Gamma Kappa Chi-page 24 CLARA M. BERKOWITZ-Wo'men's Health Ed. Maior Club, Wayne Future Teachers, Committee for Intercultural Relations-page 24 SIDNEY J. BERKOWITZ - Wayne Future Teachers, AVC-page 24 CHARLES BERMAN-ACSA, Hillel-page 24 LOUISE BIASON-Art Ed. Club-page 24 SOLOMAN BIENENFELD-Collegian, Phi Alpha, IFC, Hillel, AVC-page 24 ROSEMARY BIFANO-Wayne Future Teach- ers, Newman Club-page 24 REMA E. BILLINGSLEA- Ivy Leaf Club- page 24 LAMAR C. BINION-Wayne Pharmaceutical, Photography Club-page 24 RAIFORD A. BLACKSTONE-Beta Gamma- page 25 JOSEPH F. BODNAR-ACSA, Newman Club -page 25 YETTA S. BODZIN-page 25 MILDRED BOGIN-page 25 RALPH C. BOLZ-ASME-page 25 DOROTHEA J. BOND -Wayne Varsity De- bate Squad, Bus. Adm. Club, Hillel -page 25 SAM BOOCKER-page 25 ARTHUR F. BOON-Phi Rho Sigma-page 86 AUDREY J. BOYES-Alpha Beta Pi, Gamma Delta, YWCA, A.C.E.-page '00 HORACE F. BRADFIELD-Alpha Phi Alpha- page 86 MARY W. BRANSON-Home Ec. Club-page 25 HORACE T. BRETTELLE, JR.-Alpha Sigma Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, M. U. Bd. of Gov., Student Council, Senior Bd. -page 25 DAVID W. BREWER-AVC, English Club- page 26 ABRAHAM BRICKNER-page 26 FAY BRICKNER-Wayne Future Teachers, Later Elementary Club, Hillel-page 26 JOHN P. BRIGGS-page 86 GEORGE L. BROCKLEHURST-Wayne Chris- tian Fellowship-page 26 CHARIS F. BROWN-YMCA, Art Ed. Club, Wayne Future Teachers-page 26 GEORGE R. BROWN-Omega Psi Phi-page 26 MARION E. BROWN-Wesley Foundation- page 26 A , MARJORIE A. BROWN-Senior Bd., Delta Gamma -Chi, Occupational Therapy Club-page 26 RUTH J. BROWN - Delta Sigma Theta, Wayne Future Teachers-page 26 LESTER H. BROWNING-page 27 MARIA K. BUCHT-Alpha Sigma Tau-pug. 27 RICHARD D. BUDD-Phi Rho Sigma-page 86 DAVID D. BUDZKO-Pharmic Editor C46- '47J, Pi Upsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon -page 27 RUSSELL K. BUFFETT-Bus. Adm. Club, Tip- Toppers-page 27 PAUL H. BUGEJA-Beta Gamma-page 27 HELEN BULIGA-Wayne University Theatre -page 27 AIRETTA M. BULLOCK-page 27 KATHRYN J. BURR-page 27 ESTELLA M. BUSCHLEN-page 27 ALICE S. BUSH-Wayne Future Teachers, Later Elem. Club-page 27 DENNIS E. BUTLER-Men's Ensemble, WUVA -page 27 . HENRY CADE-Alpha Phi Alpha-page 27 WILLIAM M. CAHILL-Alpha Omega Alpha -page 86 WILLIAM A. CALLAHAN-page 27 SEYMOUR M. CANTOR-page 28 MARY M. CARGAS-Sigma Theta Phi, Home Ec. Club-page 28 LAWRENCE CARGNINO-page 28 HENRY N. CARLEBACH-Hillel, Bus. Adm. Club-page 28 JOYCE I. CARRITHERS-University Theatre, A WUBG, Pi Kappa Sigma-page 28 ESTY CARSON-IZFA, Hillel-page 28 HARRY W. CASCADE-IZFA-page 28 MARY W. CASH-Speaker's Bureau-page 28 ELINOR J. CASTLE-Alpha Sigma Tau- page 28 H. DONALD CAVANAUGH-Wayne Chris- tian Fellowship-page 28 BETTY R. CHAMPOUX-Alpha Sigma Tau, WAA-page 28 PAUL A. CHAPMAN-Phi Rho Sigma-page 86 CHRIS w. CHAROUHIS-Phi signin Epsilon, Sigma Epsilon Phi-page 28 KATHRYN B. CHAVEY-Pi Kappa Sigma, Senior Bd., AWS, Gold Key, Griltin -page 28 GWEN W. CHASE-Art Ed. Club-page 29 PHILLIP E. CHASE-Arab, Sigma Pi Sigma -page 29 DIOMED M. CHERN-page 29 MILTON CHERESH-page oo. HERBERT C. CHILDS-ASME, Wayne Ski Club-page 29 MARGARET E. CHITTENDEN-AWS-page 29 IVAN H. CHRISTOPHERSON-Pi Upsilonf Lutheran Students Assn.-page 29 GEORGE CHOLACK-Sigma Epsilon Phi, WUVA-page 29 AUGUSTA R. CLAHASSEY-Messiah-page 29 ROBERT A. CLARK-Phi Mu Alphir, Concert Band-page 29 - CHARLES J. CLARKE-Gas House Gang, Health Ed. Club-page 29 CHAS. N. CLARKE-page 86 - MARY L. CLEMONS-Women's Health Ed. Club, WAA, Alpha Sigma Tau-page 30 71.-CII F- cu 39 449' H N I' cunt' I Qgpaof fotffgc SAM COHEVIL R pg CO FHILLIV S' CQLUI- ULIVERMSNRGI E4 CQLLIHI IE B- CLED Pi L,,,,I,aa --rx IA M- C I VALER Gow ml 5 cllfbl M L. colff JOHN Nou w. H- 'ol' Publiwilom' B5 ILLE A COM wc 0, coI ARD LEON png. 87 M' CONLF Alpha 559' -909' 3' BESSIE coNN-99 THOMAS C- C03 nautidl so Glider CI'-'P VERTEI-l V- FOO' Rmluv-P0 RICHARD F. C00' ROBERT s. coorf page 31 ROBERT L. COPLA P999 37 .IULIO CORDERO- EDITH L COULTE Sigma Thai LEOTA F. COURT Alpha Tint DOUGLAS C. CO page 31 EVELYN K. COX-S 31 SHEILAH w. cw Phi Epsilon -page 31 HAYWARD B. CR Shahs, Ma P098 31 VINCENT J. CRIM JAMES G. CROM -page 32 WILLIAM J. C205 MILDRED T. CUC Teachers-I MANUEL M. CUT P092 32 GLENN w. GUN P1198 32 RUTH cuNov - KPPPO Ga MARY gi EURRII U 'PDQ I1 KARNIG H. gig: EDNA DABNI Uv 32 he S' CLIFTON L DA RUBERT o. DANPI VIRGINIA D Club, H Club' AQ ALMA ARA' tm nm' 3 it ' Tu U-pug. gm PUUs 046. ' Elllllon Club. Tlp. Wane 27 'ly TIIOOIIQ I I Twcltm, Ile, WUVA 'Pvse 27 '90 Alpha E7 l Phi, Home I lus. Adm. ' Theatre, -page 28 e 28 e 28 cu-page na Tuu- ne Chris- tma Tau, in-page Epsilon, l Sigma, t, Grlllin page 29 li Slam' ,,,,, su a-PW' 8 ,,, rm. Upstlan. , 29 t'Page Confell Gang: ith Ed. 449' JOHN F. CLIFT-Elec. and Radio Engineers -page 30 ALAN L. CLINE-Phi Rho Sigma-page 86 GEORGE COHEN-PI Tau Sigma-page 30 SAM COHEN-AVC, Hillel-page 30 PHILLIP R. COLE-page 30 OLIVER S. COLEMAN-Scrollers Club, ln dustrlal Ed. Club-page 30 CLEDIE 8. COLLINS-Alpha Kappa Alpha, PI Lambda Theta, Gamma Delta, GrIITin-page 30 VALERIA M. COLOMBATTO-Sigma Sigma, Gold Key, PI Delta Epsilon, Newman Club, Art Ed. Club, GrilTin-page 30 ELEANOR L. COLTER-Collegian, Gold Key, Pl Delta Epsllars, Delta Gamma Chi, W. H. Pollcy Bd., Bd. ol Student Publications-page 30 LUCILLE A. COMBS-page 30 LEONARD O. CONDIT-Phi Rho Sigma- page 87 ALMA M. CONLEY-Kappa Mu Epsilon, Alpha Slgma Alpha, Sigma Rho Chl -page 31 BESSIE CONN-Slgma Epsilon Phi-page 31 THOMAS C. CONNOR-Institute of Aero- nautlcal Sciences, Wayne Unlverslty Gllder Club, ASME, SAE-page 31 VERTELL V. COOK-Wayne Christian Fel- lowship-page 31 RICHARD F. COOPER-page 87 ROBERT S. COOPER-Wayne Flying Club- page 31 ROBERT L. COPLAND-Phl Delta Epsilon- page 87 JULIO CORDERO-IAS, ASME-page 31 EDITH L. COULTER - Pyramids of Delta Slgma Theta, ACE-page 31 LEOTA F. COURTRIGHT - Art Ed. Club, Alpha Theta Sigma-page 31 DOUGLAS C. COWLES-Les Thelemites- page 31 EVELYN K. COX-Social Studies Club-page 31 SHEILAH W. CRAFTS-A Capella Choir, Mu Phi Epsilon, Junior Bd., Senior Bd -page 31 HAYWARD 8. CREWE-Canterbury Club, Shahs, Men's Ensemble, Collegian- page 31 VINCENT J. CRIMANDO-WUVA-page 31 JAMES G. CROMBE-Panorama, Collegian -page 32 WILLIAM J. CROSBY-page 32 MILDRED T. CUCCHETTI - Wayne Future Teachers-page 32 MANUEL M. CUMMINS-Theatre, Hillel- page 32 GLENN W. CUNNING-Bus. Adm. Club- page 32 RUTH CUNOV - Mu Phi Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Gamma-page 32 MARY O. CURRIE-Sigma Sigma, English Club-page 32 MARGARET M. CUTHBERT- Delta Gamma Chi-page 32 KARNIG H. DABANIAN-ASME-page 32 EDNA M. DABNEY-Alpha Kappa Delta. Wayne Sociological Society - page 32 CLIFTON L. DANCE-Phi Beta Pi-page 87 ROBERT D. DANFORTH-page 87 VIRGINIA DARABAN-Xi Omicron, Mdse. Club, Home Ec. Club, Canterbury Club, AYH, ISC-page 32 DAVID DARVIN -Wayne Sociological So- ciety-page 32 WARREN F DASHER-'Pi Upsilon-page 32 BARBARA V, DAVIDSON- IZFA. Hillel page 33 KENNETH DAVIS-page 33 MARY C, DAVIS-page 33 DONALD E. DAWSON-page 33 ROBERT W DEAN-page 33 MARVIN K. DEATS-page JJ HAROLD E. DEEN - Phi Sigma Epsilon, Chem. Eng. Soclerv-page 33 KATHERINE D. DEMARAY-page 33 ANITA DEMMLER - International Students Club-page 33 DARIO C. DEPAULIS-page 33 LEONARD H. DEVENOW- AVC, Hillel- page 34 LUCILLE I. deVISE-Delta Gamma Chl- page 34 JOHN E. o.wALo-ASME, Kappa M.. Epsi- lon, Wayne Eng. Society, Wayne Radio Club-page 34 RUTH E. DeWALD-ASME, Radlo Club, CSO, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Wayne Eng. So- ciety-page 34 LOUIS B. DEZIEL-ASME-page 34 JOSEPH DIAMOND - Wayne Bowling League, lntermural Track-page 34 ALYCE J, DIBB-Over 21 Club, Alpha Nu- poge 34 JOHN W. DICKEY-page 34 CHARLES J. DIMAGGIO-page 34 EVELYN J. DINKFELT-Zeta Chl-page 34 HARRIET A. DISTLER-Zeta Chi, Senior Bd., Junior Bd., ISC, Collegian, AWS- page 34 ELEANOR P. DiZAZZO - Wayne Future Teachers, Alpha Nu, Messiah, Hos- pitality Committee-page 34 IVAN S. DOCTOR-Wayne Christian Fel- lowship-page 34 THERESA E. DOLAN-Women's Health Ed. Maior Club, Newman Club, WAA- page 35 FRED J. DONALD-ASME-page 35 JOHN C. DONOVAN-Freshman 8d., Stu- dent Council, Warren E. Bow Schol- arship, Natural Science Club-page 35 JOHN P. DOWNEY-page 35 MARTHA O. DRAGE-Over 21 Club-page 35 LOIS M. DREHER-University Theatre, Radio Guild-page 35 MARVIN DUERING-page 35 JANE A. DUFFY-Zeta Chi, ISC. Soph. Frosh. Bd.-page 35 JOHN C. DUNN-Alpha Kappa Psi. Griiin -page 35 EVAN E. DUSSIA-Phi Beta Pi---page 87 Bd., FRANCES DUSTY ---Collegian, Griflin--page 35 GENE P. DYNI- Wayne University Sym. phony Orchestra, Wayne String En sernble-page 36 LAWRENCE J. EASTERDAY--ASME -page 36 CHARLES E. EDER-page 36 BARBARA J. EDNIE-Freshman. 5095, Jun ior and Senior Bds , Zeta Chi-page 36 HELEN E, EDWARDS---Gamma Delta--page 36 MARIE L ELDON-PI Kappa Sigma. Gold Key. Junior. Sophorrpre and Senior Bds, Women's Health Ed, Major Club. WAA--page 36 MARGARET M ELLIOTT American Chemical Society, Alluvlra page 36 VIOLA C EISON -page 36 ROSEMARY A EMM Broadcasting Guild -page 36 STANLEY S ENGLAND-Delta Sigma Rho. Wesley Foundation--page 36 Cmuufs A. EPstftN-page 36 LEONA L, ERDT-WUVA. Casrsera Club- page 37 ROBERT O. ESKOLA-Alpha Sigma Phi, Wayne University Social Studies Club -page 37 MARGARET I. EVANS-Institute ol Aero- nautical Sclence, Wayne Engineering Society-page 37 vtou P. EVANS-page 37 DOROTHY J. EWBANK - Alpha Beta PI, YWCA-page 37 WILLIAM FAGENSON-Gamma Kappa Chl, Health Ed. Club, W Club, Varsity Baseball-page 37 ANNE B. FAIGENBAUM-page 37 DAVID FAIGENBAUM-page 37 STEPHEN FAIRCHILD-page 37 ALDO FAVALE-page 37 LOUIS K. FEALK-WUVA, Hlllel-page 37 ALBERT FEELEY-Society ol Radio and Elec- trical Englneers--page 38 HUGH C. FERGUSON-Pl Upsllon, Bd. ol Governors-page 38 RIVALI FEUERMAN-Wayne Future Teach- ers-page 38 ER - Wayne University HAROLD J. FINE-Panorama, Student Coun- cil, PI Delta Epsilon, Collegian-page 38 SAMUEL FINK-Med.. IFC. Phi Delta Epsilon -page 87 WERNER FINK-Wayne Future Teachers, So- cial Studies Club, Hillel-page 38 HELD FISHER-Wayne Chemical Engineering Society-page 38 JEANNE FISHER-page 38 ROBERT FISHER-Air ROTC, Newman Club -page 38 ROLLO FISHER-Beta Gamma-page 38 MERLE FITCH-page 39 BLANCE FITLOW-Wayne Future Teachers ACE, Hillel-page 39 JOHN P, FLAHERTY-page 39 MEYER FLEISHMAN-Gamma Kappa Chl, Kappa Mu Epsilon-page 39 HARRY FLEMING-Alpha Kappa Psi, Gamma Phi Delta, Bus. Adm. Club-page 39 MICHELINE M, FLEWELLING -- Horne Ec. Club-page 39 s NELLIE J. FLINOS-Wayne Future Teachers, Gamma Delta, Slgma lata-page 39 WOODROW H. FLOYD - lrsterfraternity Council, Omega Psi Phi, Waynernin- stef Club-page 39 ARTHUR FOERSTER - Gamma Delta '- page 39 ROGER J FOSTER--page 87 STEPHEN W FORD--page 39 HAROLD M FORTGANG--Health Ed, Club -page 39 GRACE M FOSTER-page 39 ANNA 8 FOX-page 39 JANICE S. FRANK-page 39 .. - - ,.,,-c.w..-..- ...f -...,-.v--.. - ROBERT M. FRASER-Epsilon Sigma-page 40 GERALDINE M. FREDERICK - Delta Gamma Chi-page 40 DONALD FREEDLANDER-Pi Tau -Sigma, Hillel-page 40 EDWARD H. FRIEDMAN-Alpha Epsilon Pi, Hillel-page 40 ETHEL O. FRIEDMAN -Sigma Theta Delta, Wayne Future Teachers, Later Ele- mentary Club-page 40 MARY FUKUDA-American Chemical So- ciety, Alluvia-page 40 HOYT W. FULLER-Panorama, Collegian- page 40' KENNETH R. FULTON-page 40 ELIZABETH M. GABLE-page 40 ESTHER H. GALE-page 40 JOHN A. GALLU-page 40 ' THOMAS GANDS-page 40 IDAROSE GARBER-Iota Alpha Pi, Hillel, IZFA-page 40 MAX GARBER-Gamma Kappa Chi-page 41 MARY' E. GARLICK-Alpha Theta Sigma- page 41 VIRGINIA M. GARRELS-WUBG-page 41 KATHRYN A. GATES-Phi Upsilon Omicron, American Red Cross, Pi Kappa Sigma, Home Ec. Club-page 41 HARVEY D. GELLER-page 41 ASHBY L. GETZ-Student Branch AIEE-IRE, Epsilon Sigma pledge, Wayne Engi- neer-page 41 GOLDYE H. GIBSON-Alpha Kappa Alpha -page 41' STEPHEN G. GIERAK-Alpha Kappa Psi, Sarmatia, Newman Club-page 41 JAMES V. GIGLIO-ASME-page 41 EUGENE M. GILMER-Kappa Alpha Psi- page 41 IRVIN GIRER-Pi Upsilon, IFC, Pharmic- page 42 ADELE I. GITLIN-Pi Lambda Theta, Wayne Future Teachers-page 42 MURIEL GINSBERG-Sigma Theta Delta, Second Semester Frosh Bd.-page 42 RITA V. GLADYSCH-Alpha Sigma Tau, A Capella Choir-page 42 HAROLD GLEN-ACS, Hillel, IZFA, WUVA -page 42 LILLIAN ENIADOWSKI-page 42 GERTRUDE E. GOETZ-page 42 LEE J. GOLDIN-Wayne Public Relations Club, Wayne Sociological Society, WUVA-page 42 . BEN GOLDMAN-AVC-page 42 LeROY H. GOLMAN-Beta Gamma, Pi Tau Sigma, Hillel-page 42 DAN R. GOLDNER-Phi Rho Sigma-page 42 W RICHARD D. GOLDNER-Phi Rho Sigma, Alpha Omega Alpha-page 87 NATHAN GOLDSTONE-Hillel-page 43 HELEN GOODMAN-page 43 HYMAN A. GOODMAN-Phi Delta Epsilon -page 88 CHARLOTTE E. GOODREMONT- University Theatre, WUBG, Wayne Dance Group -page 43 WARREN W. GOODWIN-page 88 JOSEPH GORDON-page 43 KEITH J. GRAHAM-MU Bd. of Gov., Senior Bd., ODK, Wayne Christian Fellow- ship, Special Ed. Club-page 43 TRIXIE M. GRANT-Spanish Club, YWCA, International Students Society, Les Thelemites, Over 21 Club, Wesley Foundation-page 43 MARJORIE M. GREEN - Wayne Christian Fellowship, Social Studies Club- page 43 MILTON M. 'GREEN-Beta Gamma, Mu Beta R Chi, IZFA-page 43 GLORIA GREENBURG-Pi Lambda Theta, Assn. for Childhood Ecl.-page 43 SAUL GREENFIELD-Gamma Kappa Chi, Swimming! Team, Hillel -pg. 43 JOYCE GREENHOE MARILYN J. GREENLEAF - Photography Club, Wesley Foundation, Home Ec. Club-page 43 JOHN F. GREGG-MU Bd.'of Gov., Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Alpha Sigma Phi, Pi Sigma Alpha, Senior Bd.-pg. 43 JOHN M. GREY-THERIOT-page 43 PHILOMENE M. GRICZIK-Later Elementary Club, Wayne Future Teachers-page 44 JANIS C. GROCOCK-page 44 GEORGE E. GROENER-ASME-page 44 BETTY GURAN - Wayne Future Teachers, Council of Education Clubs, Assn. of Childhood Education-page 44 HERBERT M. HAFFNER - Public Relations Club, WUVA-page 44 MARGUERITE B. HAGUE-Pi Upsilon Omi- cron, Pi Kappa Sigma, Home Ec. Club-page 44 EUGENE HALL-Academic Counselor, Vet- erans-page 44 JOSEPH HAMER-page 00 BARBARA A. HARDT-N,u Sig,rna Phi-page 88 EUGENE A. HARKAWAY-page 88 WILLIAM O. HARMS-Chemical Engineering Society-page 44 RILEY J. HARRIS-page 44 ARLINE A. HARRISON-Xi Omicron-page 44 HARRIET I. HARRISON-page 44 THOMAS HARRISON-Mu,Sigma Pi-page 44 ROBERT B. HART-page 45 BURTON c. HARTMA-N-AVC-page 45 ROBERT w. HARVEY-WUVA-page 45 LUCILLE HATECHEGIAN-Sigma Iota, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Ec. Club, Senior Bd., Photography Club-page 45 BARBARA J. HAYER-Intersorority Council, Xi Omicron, Tip-Toppers, Kappa Mu Epsilon-pageV45 LAWRENCE J. HEALY-page 45 WERNER V. HEILBRUN-Gamma Kappa Chi, Bus. Adm. Club-page 45 F. EARL HEFFNER-Sigma Xi, American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers-page 45 RALPH HELLER-Gamma Kappa Chi-page 45 ALICE N. HELLSTEN-Gamma Delta-page 45 WALTER B. HERBACH-Phi Alpha-page 45 GLADYS A. HERMAN -Sigma Theta Delta, Alpha Kappa Delta, Intersorority Council, Hillel-page 45 ROBERT H. HERMAN - Hillel, Bus. Adm, Club-page 46 EDWARD W. HERRMANN-Wayne Univer- sity Band, Phi Mu Alpha-page 46 GERTRUDE M. HICKEY-Delta Gamma Chi -page 46 DOROTHY J. HILEMAN - Delta Omicron, Wayne Orchestra-page 46 HAZEL M. HILL-Wome.n's Health Ed. Major Club, WAA-page 46 SIDNEY J. HILLENBERG-Pres. Phi Delta Epsilon, Treas. Senior Med. Class- page 88 MARJORY R. HIMMEL-page 46 MARILYN J. HINES-Editor Panorama, Gold Key, Pi Delta Epsilon-page 46 JOSEPH MEYER HODESS-Engineering Sq. ciety, Photo Club, ASME-page 46 HARLAN E. HOFFA-Art Ed. Club, WUVA -page 46 ' EVELYN HOFFMAN-Sigma Theta Delta- page 46 WALTER HOFFMAN - Kappa Mu Epsilon- page 46 PAULA HELEN HOLLMEN-page 46 MILTON C. HOFFMAN-Nu Sigma Nu- page 88 ELIN K. HOLMA-page 46 BEVERLY C. HOOK-Pi Sigma Alpha-page 46 MILDRED L. HOPKINS - University Theatre, A Capella Choir-page 47 DAVID I. HOPTMAN-page 47 JIMMIE L. HOWARD -Wayne Sociological Society, Wesley Foundation-page 47 CHARLES H. HOWSON-Alpha Kappa Psi, Griiiin-page 47 VINCE HUDIE-Intermural Basketball and Tennis, Varsity Baseball-page 47 JOHN H. HUGHES-ASME, Wayne Tip-Top- pers-page 47 HERBERT E. HUMPHRIES-Bus. Adm. Club -page 47 DONALD G. HUNTER-Phi Rho Sigma- page 88 DOROTHEA A. HUNTER-Alpha Beta Pi, Newberry Club-page 47 BERNARD B. INDENBAUM - Pi Upsilon- page 47 V , BETTY J. IRELAND-Zeta Chi, Occupational Therapy Club-page 47 PHYLLIS R. ISAACS-IZFA, Hillel-page 47 SATSUKI IWATA-page 48 MARION J. JABLONSKI-Alpha Kappa Psi, Bus. Adm. Club, Newman Club- page 48 . A. LOUISE JACKSON-Alpha Kappa Alpha -page 48 GERALDINE' M. JACKSON-page 48 BETTIE R. JACOBS-Pi Kappa Sigma-page 48 HAROLD M. JACOBS-page 48 SHIRLEE J. JACOBS-Sigma Theta Delta, Red Cross, Hillel-page 48 EMILY L. JAEGER-Xi' Omicron, American Chemical Society, Tip-Toppers-page 48 JOSEPH S. JAKUBIEC-Arab, MU Activities Council, Frosh Bd.-page 48 DOROTHY E. JARVIS-Wayne Future Teach- ers, Pi Lambda Theta, Gold Key- page 49 VERA L. JEHNSEN-WAA, Home Ec. Club- page 49 GLORIA A. JENKINS-Alluvia-page 49 Tw-1'- ' Aucftnxfl YWCA' 5. T cHL!f-lima, ,,,uvL NA f- 'O' ev fm. TIMES G' 'Z SHIRLEY '- au U- zovlf 9' 'of pw' MONO X RAY For , LUCY H- 'O' Sig!! Rosw L -If we pm C Ream L K1 P9914 Luculf D- unn I 50 FRANCES 5 l HELEN KAW Epsilal Law I HENRY 0. U IFC-9 LORRAINE I. WAR. SVEN KANSA DIANE P. K. ACE. l HELEN D. K Home WILLIAM B. Bond, KENNETH IL CHARLOTTE Delta, HERBERT A. l 'P09 GLEN A. KEI MATTIE IL KI JOHN W. KI NORA M. KI Club- ROBERT F. K GEORGIE A Senion Court, ABC, Cubin CLIFFORD fi EARL G. RTE DOROTHY p Teocl YWCJ EDWH E. mu 51 MARGARET ,pos CHARLES Ru NORMAN D P JEAN Fig: Acnv Senic Even Ther, Mn. ullllllr. Iagg 46 W Chl imicrenl I' Milqy lil Della Clusr- 'Wi Gold 46 tring 5, '90 46 r WUVA Della- Epsilon- 6 H10 Nu- hu-pegs ' Theatre, nciologlcsl -page I7 Iappu lltl, tbull and rage 47 L Tipflop- .dm. Club v Slgmtt- Beta ll. Upsilon- cupallonsl -pqgl c PPQ Pill L: Club- ppd 48 qmu'Pa9' eld mlm' I8 American Defypdgl J Acfi'l'l ea 48 ure leudl Iold KY EC, Club' all' ig HANK E. JEIIORSKI-ASCE-page 49 ALICE L. JOHNSON-Wayne Future Teach- ers Club, Later Elementary Club, YWCA-page 49 CHARLES E. JOHNSON-Omega Psi Phi, Wayne Sociological Soclety, AVC, WUVA, IRC-page 49 EDNA E. JOHNSON-Alpha Kappa Alpha -page 49 JAMES G. JOHNSON-Pi Upsllon-page 49 SHIRLEY R. JOHNSON--Zeta Chl, ISC, Jun- lor Bd., Senior Bd.-page 49 ZODIE D. JOHNSON-Delta Sigma Theta- page 49 RAYMOND JOLLIFFE-Special Ed. Club- page 49 JOHN W. JONES-page 49 LUCY H. JONES-page 49 MARTHA E. JONES - Phl Upsllon Omicron, Sigma lata, Home Ec. Club-page 49 ROBERT L. JONES-Bus. Adm. Club, Wes- leyan Foundation, WUVA, Tip-Top- pers Club-page 50 ROBERT L. JORDAN-Pres., Nu Sigma Nu- page 88 LUCILLE D. JUDKINS-Delta Gamma Chi, Later Elementary Club, AWS-page 50 FRANCES E. KAERCHEK-page 50 HELEN KAFKALIS-Pi Lambda Theta, Sigma Epsilon Phi, Wayne Future Teachers, Later Elementary Club-page 50 HENRY D. KAINE-Phi Delta Epsilon, Med. IFC-page 88 LORRAINE I. KALTZ-Health Ed. Moior Club, WAA, Newman Club-page 50 SVEN KANSMAN-WU, ASCE-page 50 DIANE P. KAPLAN-Sigma Theta Delta, ACE, Hillel-page 50 HELEN D. KARANTJIEFF - Sigma Sigma, Home Ec. Club-page 50 WILLIAM B. KARDOS-University Concert Band, University Orchestra-page 50 KENNETH R. KASPER-page 50 CHARLOTTE A. KELMAN - Sigma Theta Delta, Hillel, AWS-page 50 HERBERT A. KELLMAN-Phi Lambda Kappa -page B9 GLEN A. KENDALL-ASME-page 51 MATTIE R. KENDRICK-page 51 JOHN W. KERASTAS-page 51 NORA M. KERO-Alpha Slgma Tau, Mdse. Club-page 51 ROBERT F. KERR-page 89 GEORGIE A. KESSLER - Student Council, Senior Bd., Junior Bd., Student Court, Student Activities Comm., ABC, Engllsh Club, Webster Hall Cabinet-page 51 CLIFFORD F. KEYES-Sphinx-page 51 EARL G. KIEFFER-page 89 DOROTHY P. KILPATRICK-Wayne Future Teachers, Alpha Kappa Alpha. YWCA-page 51 EDITH E. KILPELA-Kappa Mu Epsilon-page 51 MARGARET E. KILPELA-Delta Gamma Chi -page 51 CHARLES KING-ACE-page 51 NORMAN D. KING-Nu Sigma Nu. IFC- page 89 . JEAN F. KINLEY-Sigma Sigma Pres., AWS. Activity Bd., AWS Executive Bd.. Senior Bd., Junior Bd., Sopl-I Bd.. Evening Student Bd., Occupational Therapy Club-page 51 ANN C. KISSINGER - Delta Gamma Chi, Spahish Club-page 51 MAE L. KLARICH - Alpha Theta Sigrnq, Wayne Future Teachers- page Sl MARY LOU KLEINMAN-Senior Bd, Sigma Theta Delta, ACE-page 52 DOLORES P. KLEMUK -Omega Upsilon, Sper cial Ed. Club, Art Club-page 52 RICHARD F. KNOTT-page 52 ADA KOBLIN--Soph Bd., Junior Bd, Hillel, Assn. lor Childhood Education, Sigma Theta Delta-page 52 GEORGE P. KOCHIS- Senior Class Secy, IFC-page 89 FREDERICK L. KOLCH - Gamma Delta, WUBG-page 52 NORMAN KOLIN-Collegian, Pi Delta Epsi' lon-page 52 CHRISTIAN D. KOMP - Art Ed. Club, Stu- dent Publications, Grillin-page 52 ENNO F. KORTHALS-Alpha Kappa Psi. Gamma Delta-page 52 DOROTHY KAUVATSUS-Sigma Epsilon Phi, Wayne Future Teachers-page 52 EDWARD A. KRESKI-Alpha Kappa Psi- page 52 HELEN G. KRITIKOS-Alpha Slgma Alpha. Sigma Epsilon Phi-page 52 PHYLLIS E. KULCZYCKI-Xi Omicron, New- man Club, Sarmatia-page 53 ALICE L. KUNKIEWICZ-Sy-mphony Orches- tra, String Ensemble, Sarmatia Club, Tip-Toppers, AWS-page 53 JACQUELINE KURKIE - University Band. Sigma Pi Sigma-page 53 WALTER KUZMAIK-Bus. Adm. Club-page 53 ARCHIE H. LAIRD-Epsilon Sigma, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, Wayne Gliding and Soaring Club-page 53 GERALD LAMPERT-page 53 JANET LAMPTON-YWCA, Alpha Kappa Alpha--page 53 EVELYN S. LANDAU-page 53 PAULINE LANDSFIELD-Delta Gamma Chi. Pi Lambda Theta-page 53 ZELIG LANDY-IZFA-page 53 CYNTHIA CAULKINS LANGE-Alpha Sigma Tau-page 53 PHILIP F. LANGE-Phi Rho Sigma-page 89 DOROTHY M. LANSPEARY - AWS, Delta Gamma Chi, Student-Faculty Cam- mittee-page 53 LILLIAN LARSEN-ISC Pres., Delta Gamma Chi-page 53 ROBERT F. LaRUE-Wayne Ad Service, Beta Gamma-page 53 MONROE S. LECHNER-Sigma Phi Lambda -page 54 KATHRYN A. LECTKA-Pi Kappa Sigma. Art Ed. Club--page 54 LEONORE H. LEFF-page 54 BETTY J LLOYD-NAA-page 54 LEONARD A. LEMBERG-Tau Epsilon Rho page 54 HELEN D. LENGELW page 54 KATHERINE A. LESNEY Spanish Club- page 54 BERNARD M LEVIN--Pi Tau Sigma-page 54 AARON E. LEVINE -American Chemical 504 ciery, Hillel--page 54 EvELYN LEVINE-Pi Lambda Theta. ACE'- page 54 VIRGINIA D LEVITAN-Senior ld Sigma Sigma. Junior Bd --page 54 MANUEL LEVIT5KYfcBetcs Gamma--page 54 BERNICE LEWICKI lambda Kappa Sigma, Phan-nic page 55 HELEN LEWICKI -Lambda Kappa Sigrna. Pharnsic -I page 55 CAROLOITA. IILE5 Alpha Kappa Alpha. YWCA, Wayne Chrtsian Felloseship, NAACP, WAA page 55 LOUIS LlPKIN'- page 55 RITA K LOEVIENSTEINQ page 55 ALEXANDER LOMAKO' Beta Gamma. Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Gamma Pi, AVC' page 55 NICHOLAS LOMAKO'-University All-String Orchestra, Phi Mu Alphac- page 55 THELMA E LOUNSBERRY--Omega Upsilan. Assn. lor Childhood Education, Phi Lambda Theta' page 55 DONALD A LUSSENDEN'-Wesley Founda' tion, Wayne Sociological Society, WUVA-page 55 EDYTHE L LYNCH-Gamma Delta'-page 55 OLGA M LYSHAK-AWS-page 55 DONALD A. McDONALD--Alpha Kappa Psi -page 55 EDITH H. MacLENNAN -- Wayne Christian Fellowship, Alluvio-'page 55 RALPH J. MacPHERSON--page 56 GEORGEENA P. MAITROTT-'Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra-page 56 LOIS D. MANGUS--ACE-page 56 GLADYS z, MANOuGlANmpoge S6 CHARLIE V. MARCUS-Alpha Gamma Upsi- lan, Interlraternity Council-Mpage 56 RUDOLPH J. MARCUS- Budget Committee, English Club, AVC --page S6 ROSINA MARINI-page 56 JULIS F. MARKMAN-'Rho Pi Phi-page 56 WILFORD 8. MARSHALL - Les Thelemltes, English Club. Spanish Club-page 56 KENNETH A. MARTYNMSenior Class Pres, Omicron Delta Kappa, WUVA, So- cial Studies Club -page 56 RHODA C. MARTYNV-Gold Key, Senior Bd., Swing out--page 56 EDMUND B. MASSEY-page 56 WESLEY R. MASTER- Institute al Radio En' gineers, Am Institute ol Electrical Engineers, Wayne Christian Fellow. ship'-'page 56 GEORGE P MATHEWS - Arabs, American Society ol Mechanical Engineers, In- stitute ol Aeronautical Sciencestf page 57 LYLA MARIE MATHIAK - Gamma Delta, Alpha Sigma Alpha--page 57 DOLORES MATHIS-Wayne Christian Fel- lowship, Wayne Future Teachers, Assn lar Childhood Educationwpage 57 FLORENCE M MAYER--page 57 DOLORES Y McAVOY Wayne Christian Fellowship, Wayne Future Teachers -page 57 WILLIAM L McCLUNG ASCE. Alpha Sigma Phi--page 57 MARILYN A McCULLY page 57 THEODORE T McOAVID Social Studies Club, Education Club, Della Phi Delta, Future Teachers of America page 57 PATRICIA M McDOWELL Ne-man Club. Alpha Sigma Sorority'-page 57 RICHARD H. MCGRAW-Alpha Kappa Psi, Interfraternity Council, Griliin-page 57 MARJORIE A. MCINTOSH-Omega Upsilon -page 57 JAMES C. MCLACHLAN-Geology Depart- ment, Spanish Club-page 58 JACK McLEAN-Gas House Gang, Letter- men's Club, Health Ed. Club, Foot- ball Team, Baseball Team-page 58 MURIEL F. MCLEAN-Pi Kappa Sigma, Home Ec. Club, Foods-Editor Home Ec. Re- view-page 58 SHIRLEY B. McLEAN-page 58 BETTY M. MCMANUS-page 58 ROLLIE A. McVANNEL-Bus. Adm. Club- page 58 DEMETRA MEHAS-Mdse. Club, Home Ec. Club-page 58 HARRY E., MEISNER-Phi Lambda Kappa, Alpha Omega Alpha-page 89 JOHN MELONAKOS-Alpha Kappa Psi-. page 00 ANDY L. MESSENGER-page 89 DAVID B. MEYER-Frosh Bd., Football Team, Soph Bd., Student Council, MU Bd. of Gov., Junior Bd., Spanish Club- page 58 - ARTHUR MILLER-page 58 CHARLES D. MILLER-IFC, Kappa Alpha Psi, Health Ed. Club-page 58 FRANCES M. MILLER-Alpha Kappa Alpha -page 58 HUBERT MILLER-Pi Tau Sigma-page 58 JAMES A. MILLER-page 58' MACON H. MILLER-page 58 MAXWELL J. MILLER-Pi Tau Sigma-page 58 RUTH M. MILLER - Occupational Therapy Club-page 58 LEO MILLMAN-Gamma Kappa Chi-page 58 MYRTLE J. MITCHELL-Delta Sigma Theta, Senior Bd., AWS, ACE-page 58 NOVUYO MIYAYA-YWCA-page 58 CAROLYN C. MOHN-Alpha Beta Pi-page 58 ELLA MONS-Wayne Christian Fellowship- page 60 BEATRICE C. MONSAMIE - Delta Sigma Theta-page 60 ALICE MONTES-Pi Lambda Theta, Spanish Club-page 60 WAYNE S. MONTGOMERY-Phi Rho Sigma, Lettermen's Club-page 89 NATHELLA V. MOORE-Spanish Club-page 60 DONALD B. MOORE-Phi Rho Sigma-page 89 FRANK E. MORRIS-AVC-page 60 PEARL E. MORRISON-Science Club, Wayne Future Teachers-page 60 ARTHUR G. MORROW - Lawyer's Guild, Newman Club-page 60 DOROTHY MORTIMER-Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Ec. Club, Sigma Iota-pg. 60 ROBERT G. MORTON-Alpha Omega Alpha -page 90 EARLE W. MOTT, JR.-Shahs-page 60 LLOYD L. MRSTIK-pgge 60 ARTHUR MULLKOFF-WU, ASCE GERTRUDE J. MUNCH-Delta Gamma Chi -page 6,1 Q WILLIAM A. MUNSON-Society of Elec. and Radio Engineers-page 61 MICHAEL MURDOCK-Engineering Society, ASME-page 61 PAUL MUTNICK-Pi Tau Sigma, Hillel-page 61 WALTER R. NAFTALY-page 61 IRENE M. NAGRANT-Phi Upsilon Omicron, Theta Kappa Sigma, Home Ec. Club -page 61 HELEN NAGRANT-Lambda Kappa Sigma, Am. Pharmic Assn.-page 61 PAUL NASTOFF-Social Science Club, Inter- national Student Society, WUVA- page 61 L. ROWENA NEAL - College of Nursing Alumni, WUVA, W. H. Cabinet- page 61 JUNE M. NECEFER-ISC, Phi Upsilon Omi- cron, Sigma Iota, Gamma Delta, Home Ec. Club-page 61 FRED NELSON-page 61 RICHARD E. NESTOR-MU Bd. of Gov., Senior Bd., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Letter- men's Club-page 61 DONALD C. NEUBAUM-page 62 GWENDOLYN M. NICHOLSON-Mu Phi Ep- silon-page 62 DONALD H. NIXON-Phi Rho Sigma-page 90 JANET D. NOWOSIELSKA-Beta Gamma, Alpha'Nu, Spanish Club-page 62 ROBERT T. OBI-page 90 JOHN OCHETTI-Newman Club, WUVA, Bus. Adm. Club-page 62 LEE G. O'CONNELL-Delta Sigma Rho, Uni- versity Theatre, Newman Club, Var- sity Debate Squad, MU-page 62 GEORGE OKLEJAS-Shahs-page 00 ALLAN F. OLDS-page oo LORRAINE M. O'LONE-Pi Lambda Theta, Later Elementary Club, Spanish Club, Senior Bd.-page 62 DARPHUS L. OMERON-Phi Beta Pi-page 90 GABRIELLE F. O'ROURKE-Senior Bd., ISC, Theta Kappa, Sigma Sigma, Newman Club-page 62 JACK R. ORRICO-page 62 RUTH N. O'SHEA - Alpha Kappa Delta, Wayne Sociological Society, Ger- man Club-page 62 CLEO M. OTT-Delta Omicron Pres., Alpha Sigma Tau, Soph Bd., Junior Bd., Senior Bd.,-A Capella Choir, Wom- en's Ensemble-page 62 MARTIN R. OTTO-Alpha Kappa Psi, Col- legian, Gamma Delta, Photography Club-page 62 ELIZABETH R. OVID-NAACP, YWCA, Delta Sigma Theta-page 63 MICHAEL R. OZAK-Pi Upsilon, Sarmatia Club-page 63 RALPH F. PAGNUCCO-Alpha Kappa Psi- 'page 63 LEO PAPP-Hillel-page 63 MARION F. PARADISE-Kappa Alpha Psi, 'Bus. Adm. Club-page 63 FRANK H. PARCELLS-page 90 ABE A. PARNESS-Health Ed. Club-page 63 PATRICIA W. PASBACH - Newman Club, Over 21 Club-page 63 THELMA J. PATERSON-Sigma Iota, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Ec. Club, A Capella Choir-page 63 GEORGE S. PATRICK-Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Gamma-page 63 ELIZABETH L. PATTON-Delta Sigma Theta -page 63 VELMA C. PAVELESAU-page 63 EMIL PAVLOVICS-Pi Upsilon-page 64 ARTHUR R. PEARCE-Institute of Aeronau- tical Sciences-page 64 DOROTHY M. PECK-Sigma Iota, Wesley Foundation-page 64 PAUL J. PENTECOST-Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, Varsity Club, Track Team, Gas House Gang, Wesley Foundation, Inter. fraternity Council, Athletic Advisory Bd., Collegian Sports Editor, Griffin, Sports Editor, Press Club-page 64 KATHERINE L. PEOPLES - University Choir, Press Club, Women's Sports Editor Collegian-page 64 WILLIAM PEQUIGNOT - Shahs, Newman Club-page 64 POLLY PERENTESIS - Spanish Club, Flying Club, AWS, Sigma Epsilon Phi-page 64 IRENE L. PERNICKA-Pi Kappa Sigma, New- berry Club-page 64 RICHARD H. PERRY-Epsilon Sigma, WUVA, IRE, AIEE-page 64 ALICE B. PETTIBONE-Occupational Therapy Club, WAA, AWS-page 64 ROSALIND E. PETRUCCO-Wayne Future Teachers-page 65 RICHARD DOUGLAS PHELPS-Arabs, Inter- traternity Council-page 65 SANFORD POLANSKY--page 90 RICHARD J. POLLARD-Phi Rho Sigma- page 90 JERRY POLSINELLI-page 65 LEONARD J. POLUDNIKIEWICZ-Sarmatia Club, Shahs, American Institute of Radio Engineers-page 65 LEE POMERANTZ-Pi Tau Sigma-page 65 FERNAND G. PORPHIR-AIEE-page 65 JEAN M. POSTILL-page 65, JOHN C. PRAKKEN-Wayne Chem. Eng. Society-page 65 GLADYS D. PRESTON-Alpha Kappa Alpha -page 65 ROBERT J. PRESTON-Pi Upsilon-page 65 OFFER F. PREVTHUN-American Society of Mechanical Engineers-page 65 RACHEL J.- QUIDD-page 65 CHARLES E. QUINTAL-Pi Delta Epsilon, Griffin, Collegian, Press Club, Bus. Adm. Club, Bd. of Student Publica- tions-page 65 RUTH RADENOVICH-AWS, Art Ed. Club, Wayne Future Teachers, Webster Hall Cabinet-page 66 I FLOYD W. RADIKE-Social Studies Club, Wayne Future Teachers-page 66 BARBARA A. RAISKIN-page 66 ERWIN R. RAKE-Alpha Kappa Psi-page 66 JANICE A. RANDALL-page 66 NANCY RAPASKI-Newman Club, Sarmatia -page 66 ALVA A. RAPHAEL-Griffin, SLID, Art Ed. Club-page 66 SEYMOUR L. RAPP-page 90 MARGARET A. RASOR-Home Ec. Ed. Club -page 66 MEL J. RAVITZ-page 66 THELMA C. RAY-page 67 JANICE B. REAGAN-Alpha Sigma Tau- page 67 ll ow , vi! WSI' ppl!! wif LII: mf' W, Emu W. im W 67 JACOI-I N mi 5- 'fl CALVIN I-su ,pun . sfv W, noaili 'I PW' PRISCEUA A -909' goaolf 'WING 'fm Simi SHIRLEY I-R: UCE 5- sn W G W. I WUVA hh G Club- Awsur s. ac JESSIE A R0 Junior GEORGE W- MARY J. R05 ISADORE A legion cron I IRVING J. Rl ALBERT ROS di Aa VIRGINIA F. Club- ANN F. RU! 'PW DAN RUBIN PPG' MILTON RUI EDWARD H. Pai, S HUGO I. SA EMILY S. S we' PAUL s. six CAROLYN J Pi Ki- Art P090 LEROY Y. 5 WALDEMAQ -no wuum vt MLRIAM AILEEN p J. C CAROL tw ESTELLX I GLENN WILLIAM Tltllq v4 lclluu. Ntslsy ltn, Pl iippgl Hom d lnltr. vlsqfy Grimm, '90 64 Cholr, Editor .BWlMn t Flying l-pggg I, New- WUVA, Therapy i Future s, Inter- Sigmu- Surmuliu lilute ol page 65 IQ 65 am. Eng. so Alplttl .pqg9 65 ociely ol 9 65 y Epsilon. .lllbl Bus' i Publittl' Ed. cllJlir Websltf lies Club' age 65 pta-Pat' Somali!! iv, Atl Ed' Ed, Cluli VIRGINIA REBHOLZ-Editorial Director Col- leglan, Slgma Sigma, Gold Key, Pi Delta Epsilon-page 67 JANE L. REDMOND-page 67 BETTY A. REINDEL - Kappa Mu Epsilon, Gamma Delta-page 67 JACQUELINE M. REIVE-page 67 EARL W. REYNOLDS-Bus. Adm. Club-page 67 ETTA S. REYNOLDS-page 67 CALVIN J. RHODES-Football-page 67 SEYMOUR S. RIBIAT-Gamma Kappa Chl- page 67 ROBERT P. RICHARDSON-Nu Slgma Nu- page 9I PRISCELLA M. RICKS-Soclologlcal Society -page 67 HELEN M. RITTER-Alpha Beta Pi, YWCA, Sociological Society-page 67 IRVING RITTER-Symphony Orchestra, All- Strlng Orchestra-page 67 SHIRLEY I. ROBB-page 67 BRUCE B. ROBERTS-Health Ed. Club, Var- sity Club-page 68 JAMES W. ROBERTS-Kappa Mu Epsilon, WUVA, Later Elementary Club, Span' Ish Club, Wayne Future Teachers Club-page 68 ALBERT S. ROBINSON-page 68 JESSIE A. RODDY-Sigma Slgma, Saph Bd., Junior Bd.-page 68 GEORGE W. RODKEY-page 9l MARY J. ROSE-Geology Club-page 68 ISADORE A. ROSEN-Managing Editor Col- leglan, Pres. Pl Delta Epsilon, Omi- cron Delta Kappa-page 68 IRVING J. ROSENBAUM-page 68 , ALBERT ROSENBLUM-Phl Alpha, Institute of Aeronautical Science-page 68 VIRGINIA F. ROSS-Sigma Sigma, Newman Club-page 68 ANN F. RUBENSTEIN-Iota Alpha Pl, Hillel -page 68 DAN RUBIN-ASME, Kappa Mu Epsilon- page 68 MILTON RUDERMAN-page 68 EDWARD H. RYKACZEWSKI-Alpha Kappa Psl, Sarmatia-page 69 HUGO I. SAARI-page 69 EMILY S. SALMI-Gamma Delta, AWS- page 69 PAUL E. SALO-page 69 CAROLYN J. SALYARDS-Alpha Nea Club, Pl Kappa Sigma, Pi Lambda Theta, Art Ed. Club, University Theatre- page 69 LEROY Y. SAMPSON-page 69 WALDEMAR C. SANTIAGO-Phi Rho Sigma -page 91 WILLIAM W. SAULSON-page 69 MIRIAM SAVAGE-Hillel, IZFA-page 69 AILEEN P. SCHACHET-Alpha Theta Sigma. Pl Lambda Theta, Wayne Future Teachers Club, Later Elementary Club-page 69 CAROL J. SCHERMERHORN-Wayne Chris- tian Fellowship, Debate Squad, ACE -page 69 ESTELLA G. SCHLEY-Wesley Foundation, Alpha Kappa Alpha-page 69 GLENN H. SCHNEIDER--Wayne Christian Fellowship, ASME-page 70 WILLIAM l. SCHOENFELD-Omicron Delta Kappa Pres., MU Bd. Gov., Senior Bd., Pi Tau Sigma-page 70 ETHEL SCHOENHEl0Er'OmeQ0 Upsilqn Vice-Pres., Wesley Foundation, Com. mans Club--page 70 FLORENCE L SCHON-Sigma Theta Delta, Aish. lor Childhood Ed , Hillel- page 70 JOHN E. scott-Pa new Pa, Med 50.901 Student Council-page 9l GRACE L. SCOVILL-English Club -page 70 ELLIOT I. SCHUBINER-Pi Tau Sigma, ITC, Frosh Bd., Collegian Photographer-- page 70 DAVID L. SCHURGIN-Pi Tau Sigma, Letter- man's Club-page 70 ARTHUR SCHWARTZ-page 70 BERNARD SCHWARTI-Beta Gamma-page 70 HARRY SCHWARTZ-page 70 NILES H. SCHWOCHO-page 70 CHARLES E. SCULLY-page 70 RAYMOND F. SEARS-Wayne 'Christian Fel' lowshlp, ASME-page 7l DOROTHY J. SEDICK-Mu Phi Epsilon-page 7I ERNEST G. SEGALL-IZFA, SLID-page 7I JOHN H. SEIBERT-page 7l CORINNE SELF-Bus. Adm. Club, Pi Gamma -page 7I VERA J. SEMEC-ACE, Wayne Future Teach- ers, YWCA-page 7l FRED A. SHALHOUB-Newman Club, Bus. Adm. Club-page 7l HELEN L. SHAFFER-Alpha Sigma Tau, Pi Gamma-page 7I ANDREW G. SHARE-Nu Sigma Nu-page 9I RAYMOND A. SHEMKE-Pi Sigma Alpha- page 7I EARL I. SHERMAN-Mu Beta Chi, Debating Team-page 7l ELIZABETH H. SHERMAN-page 72 ALLAN E. SHERR-Senior Bd., Pi Tau Sigma, Collegian, Hillel, ABC-page 72 JOHN W. SHIER-Wayne Chem. Society, Newman Club, Wayne Engineering Society-page 72 AARON B. SHIFMAN-Pi Tau Sigma, Hillel. IZFA, WUVA, AVC-page 72 MARIAN K. SHIFMAN-Hillel, Special Ed, Club, Sigma Theta Delta-page 72 JOHN SHIRIGIAN-Discussion Committee. Theatre Committee-page 72 GEORGE G. SHOEMAKER-page 72 JOAN D. SHUKER-Health Ed. Maior Club. Dance Worluhap, Newman Club. WAA, Alpha li Delta-page 72 THOMAS H. SHULER-page 72 HARRIET S. SILLS-Sigma Theta Delta- page 73 LAWRENCE SILVERMAN-Industrial Design Society, Camera Club. Ffh' AVN Club, Phi Alpha-page 73 BETTY L. SIMON-English Club-page 73 MILTON SIMPSON-page 73 xsnwem SINGER-WUBG-POQ' 73 LAUREL W. SINKO-Mdse, Club, VVOYFW Ad. Service, Photography Club. Home Ec Club-page 73 MARGARET L. SLATING-page 73 DQNALD E, SMART---Wayne Christian Fel lowship, Mdse Club, WOYM' Ad Service-page 73 HELEN M. SMITH-page 73 ROSLYN T. SMITH-Assn. for Childhood Ed -page 73 LILLIAN SOBEL f-Hillel, Collegian page 73 RUTH SOBEL Wayne Sociological Society- page 73 MILTON S SOLOMON Alpha Epsilon Pl. Hillel page 73 Noam 5 srnusuc E Sigi-no Theta Dena, Hillel, Symphony Otthetlld. AWS page 74 WILLIAM E SPRAGLIN--Society ol Electrical and Radio Engineers-page 74 EMILY A STANKO---Geology Club. English Club-page 74 RITA S STAPELS-Ne-mon Club- page 74 BETTY STARK--Pl Kappa Sigma, Senior Bd --page 74 HARRY A STARK-Collegian'-page 74 HELEN S. STARR-Frosh, Saph Bd. Winter- mart, Art Ed -page 74 HELEN A STASEVICH-Wayne U Theatre- page 74 WILLIAM M. STEELE-Phl Rho Sigma-pg. 9l MARY E. STENSON-Grimn Stal Pi Kappa Sigma, Art Ed. Club-page 74 FREDERICK A. STEWART-ASME--page 74 HART H. STIEBEL-Special Ed Club-pg. 75 ARTHUR J. STOCK - Chemical Engineering Society--page 75 KENNETH H. STODDART-Mu Sigma Pl Mathetes-page 75 JEANNE L. STOERMAN-Home Economics Club, Pi Upsilon Omlcran, English Club, Griiin Stal '47, Wayne Chrlv tian Fellowship--page 75 PHYLLIS B. STOLL-Delta Ornicron, A Ca- pella Cholr-page 75 NORMA E. STONE-Wayne Future Teach. ers, Bnoi Brlth, Hillel Foundation. JOAN R. STOREY-Tip Toppers-page 75 RUTH E. STORMONT-Wayne Christian Fel- lowship-page 75 VELMA M. STORTZ-AWS, Saph. Junior, Senior Bds., Gold Key, Alpha Sigma Tau, Social Studies Club-page 75 JOHN D. STRAUSBAUGH-Pl Upsilan-page 75 GILBERT J. STRICKS--page 75 ADELINE H. SUBAR-IZFA. Hillel, Alpha Kappa Delta, Wayne Sociological Society-page 75 MARY SUCHOBOKY-Russian Circle, Wayne Future Teachers-page 75 LLOYD V, SUEY. JR.-page 76 MAURICE D. SUGAR--Gamma Kappa Chi, Track Team-page 76 WALTER C. SULLIVAN, JR.-Art Club, Nee- mon Club, Industrial Design Society -page 76 ERNEST O. SVENSON--page 76 HARRY L SWARTI-page 76 ELIIABETH SZOKE-page 76 JOHN W TABER-WUVA--page 76 NORMAN J TABOR, JR -Alpha Phi Alpha, Ar-ner Pharmaceutical Assn , AVC, WUVA'-page 76 LILLIAN R TAKSER--Tournament and Games Committee --page 76 TOMIKO TANAKA--page 76 MARILYN TANKUS -Pi Lambda Theta, Wayne Future Teachers, Assn lor Childhood Ed Club 'page 76 LILA Z TAYLOR-University Band. Newberry Club Pres page 76 LILLIAN TAYLOR-Art Ed Club. Student Council, Hillel---page 76 ROBERT M. TAYLOR-Alpha Omega Alpha, Phi Rho Sigma-page 91 SHIRLEY M. TAYLOR-page 77 RONA L.-TEICHER-IZFA-page 77 GEORGE TELEP-Am. Chem. Society-page 77 VICTORIA M. TELLIER-page 77 STELLA M. TERGIS-Pi Gamma Pres., Best Foot Forward Committee, Newman Club-page 77 DELBERT R. TERRILL-Shahs, Gas House Gang, Men's Health Ed. Club, WVA -page 77 RONALD L. THIELE-page 91 KENNETH S. THOMAS-University, ASME, Phi Mu Alpha-page 77 - PAULINE M. THOMAS-Sigma Sigma-page 77 DONALD C. THOMAS, JR.-page 77 JAMES R. THOMPSON-Kappa Mu Epsilon, German Club-page 77 WALTER GEORGE THOMPSON-Gamma Phi Delta, Health Ed. Club-page 77 ALFRED H. THOMS-Gamma Delta Vice-Pres. -page 78 CONSTANCE H. THOMSON-WUBG-page 78 ISABEL G. THOMSON-page 78 RICHARD l. S. THOMSON-Social Studies Club-page 78 JOHN N. TILLMAN-page 78 VERA L. TODD-Alpha Sigma Alpha, Wayne Chorus, Gamma Delta-page 78 RICHARD J. TONKIN-Newman Club-page 78 MARY TOROSSIAN-page 78 MITCHELL TOTTIS-Varsity Football, Gas House Gang-page 78 GUY A. TOWNSEND-Gamma Phi Delta, ASME-page 78 FRANCES TREISMAN-page 78 WILLIAM F. TRINKAUS-Alpha Omega Alpha-page 91 MARGARET L. TRUHN-Industrial Design Society Treas.-page 79 ELEANOR E. TRUSKOWSKI-Sigma Sigma, AWS, Occupational Therapy Club, Newman Club-page 79 MARIKO TSUTSUI-Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Ec. Club-page 79 SHIRLEY A. TULK-Pi Kappa Sigma, Senior Bd., Junior Bd., Soph Bd., Frosh Bd., g Social Studies Club-page 79 ROMA J. TURNER-WUBG, Sigma Sigma- page 79 SHELDON R. UDAY-WUVA, Collegian, WUBG-page 79 MEMORIE UPPER-Art Ed. Club-page 79 LAWRENCE A. VAN BECELAERE-page 91 VIRGINIA A. VAN TASSEL-Alpha Gamma Delta Vice-Pres., Assn. for Childhood Ed.-page 79 PAULINE A. VERDERBAR-Health Ed. Club, WAA, AWS-page 79 BERNARD J. VICTOR-Pi Tau Sigma-page 79 ROSEMARY VINSON-University Theatre, Delta Sigma Theta-page 79 DOROTHY V. VLAICU-Pi Gamma, Mdse. Club-page 79 JOHN S. VUICI-Phi Sigma Epsilon, Art Club, International Student Society -page 79 X CHESTER WACHNANSY-Gamma- Kappa Chi, Hillel, Advertising Staff-page 80 DONALD WADLEY-Theater-page 80 PAUL F. WAGNER-page 80 ' RENEE R. WAGSHAL-page 80 GRACE E. WAKEFIELD-page 80 ROSEMARY A. WALLACE-Alpha Sigma Tau, ACE-page 80 VIRGINIA M. WALLACE-Wesley Founda- tion-page 80 ALAN WALT-page 80 CATHERINE M. WARDE-page 80 LOIS G. WARREN-Alpha Kappa Alpha- page 81 HAROLD WASSERMAN-page 81 JANICE E. WATKINS-page 81 LOIS A. WATKINS-Zeta Chi, Social Studies-page 81 KATHLEEN A. WEAVER-page 81 GLORIA D. WELCH-Zeta 'Chi, Pi Lambda Theta, Delta Omicron, Junior Bd., A Capella Choir-page 81 VIVIAN WELCH-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Health Ed. Club, WAA-page 81 NATHAN WELTMAN-Pi Upsilon-page 81 DONALD D. WEST-Lettermen's Club, Wayne Future Teachers, Health Ed. Club-page 81 RITA H. WEXLER--Beta Gamma, IZFA, Hillel-page 81 ARMISTICE G. WHITE-Alpha Kappa Alpha -page 81 CHRISTINE WHITEHEAD-WAA, Health Ed. Club-page 81 RHODA A. WILLARD-page 81 EDWARD L. WILLIAMS-Beta Delta Theta, Interfraternity Council-page 81 NAOMI K. WILLIAMS-Wesley Found'n- page 82 THOMAS WILLIAMS-Sigma Phi Lambda, American Chem. Society, German Club-page 82 WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS-Omega Psi Phi- page 82 GLENN WITT-page 82 IRVING B. WOLF-Gamma Kappa Chi, AIEE, ARE-page 82 JENNIE J. WOLYNIEC-Home Ec. Club, Home Ec. Ed. Club, Red Cross-page 82 E HELEN M. WOODARD-Alpha Kappa Alpha page 82 A JOHN J. WOODWARD-Epsilon Sigma, University Band-page 82 MARY J. WRIGHT-Alpha Sigma Tau-page 82 HERBERT R. YAGLE-Newman Club-page 82 BINA' L. YOUNG-page 82 DOROTHY F. YOUNG-Sigma Sigma-page 82 EDWARD B. YOUNGS-Art Ed. Club, WUVA-page 83 EDWARD I. ZACK-AVC, Hillel-page 83 NORMAN ZACKS-Mu Beta Chi, Hillel- page 83 BERNARD H. ZAFFERN-Student Council- page 83 SHIRLEY ZAFT-Hillel, Madrigal Singers, ' Women's Vocal Ensemble, A Cap- pella Choir-page 83 LOUIS O. ZANDE-page 83 ALEXANDER J. ZAWACKI-Art Ed. Club, ' Art Director, Grittin-page 83 ZDZISLAW T. ZBIKOWSKI-Student School CMed. Schooll, 1948 Senior Class Vice-Pres., Phi Rho Sigma-page 91 ESTHER S. ZEITAK-IZFA, Hillel, Alpha Sigma Epsilon, Special Ed. Club- page 83 MORTON I. ZIEVE-University Theatre, WUBG, Omicron Delta Kappa, Col- - legion-page 83 LORRAINE P. ZUSSMAN-Sigma Theta Delta Pres., Occupational Therapy Club, Hillel-page 83 ESTABLISHED 1857 PHONE RA 5409 TRAUB BROTHER 81 CU. Jewelers . . Silversmiths WASHINGTON BLVD. AT CLIFFORD DETROIT 26, MICHIGAN 'hh sa. n. , 81 9 u' UMl'n- lambda' Ueflnqn i Phi- I Chl, Club, 'Pflge Alpha szgm., -pm -me 'Pug' Club, 2 83 lillel- mcil- ngers, Cup- Club, School Class je 9l Alpha ilub- aalre, Col- lheld arapy i BlllllUllEll PHUlU-lIlHU6HHPH CU. Qualify Offset Lithography 'A' POSTERS 'A' BROADSIDES t DISPLAY PIECES xi' FOLDERS at PRICE LISTS 'k CATALOGS 6327 uNwooo TYLER 48555 Establislwfl 187-I , IIETBIIIT CIINSEIIVATUBY 0F DIUSIC .Ilivhigarfs Olzlvst Sf-hnol of Husir CAPABLE INSTRUCTION ON ALI. NILSICAI. INSTRIWII-INTS. VOICE. 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