Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1944 volume:

Annual of Wesleyan University, Middletown, Eunnecticut. 6 55m ll i014 Dr. Victor Lloyd Butterfield was inaugurated President of Wesleyan on October 23, 1943 after having served very successfully as Acting President for three semesters. Since he has been at the helm, the curriculum has been broadened by the introduction of the Humanities course, which provides a survey of man's intellectual progress. Frequent informal meetings of the students with the Presi- dent have given them a real voice in college policy. He has successfully brought about close cooperation be- tween the Navy and the college, and made Wesleyan's service schools some of the best in the nation. He has so far skillfully piloted the University through the exigencies of war, and when the emergency has passed, the Wesleyan community is sure he will guide the college to further proge ress in the liberal arts. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Dean Howland, Wiesleyan. '06, has been asso- ciated with the college in almost every capacity, from undergraduate to dean, including two years as Act- ing President. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi, he is Professnr of Mathematics. A highly capable administrator, the dean, With :1 twinkle in his eye, lets us know that our latest excuse for cut- ting class is not quite good enough. Professor Thomson, 0f the History department, has been for the past year Associate Dean in addi- tion to his duties as Dean Freshmen and Chairman of Counsellors. W'ell-knuwn 11nd well-liked by all, Mr. Thomson has a more difficult task than usual this year, with three entering classes instead of the usual ones Director of Admissiuns BischufT, Assistant Pm- fessor of Government, also has his hands full with the three freshman groups. A graduate of Wiesleyan in 1927, Drt Bischnff knows the college extremely well from all aspects. F. K. ARNOLD H. E. ARNOLD BANKS BELL Rom. Language; Mutbemuiiar EngliJIJ Hixtory BLANKENAGEL BRIGGS BROCKUNIER BUEL German Ram. Language: Hijlory Prytlmlogy BUR FORD BUSSOM CADY CAMP Cbemixtry Rom. Languugar Playn'rj Mzzlbemulic; CLARKE Cbeminry DALTRY Mun'r DUTCHER H thor y FISHER Eranomin CONLEY Englijb DANI ELS PbyJiral Eduration EATON Pbyxiu FOSTER Mathematin COWI E Englixh DARR Rexidenl Paxlor FAUVER College Pbyjician GEMEINHARDT G emu CURTS German DENNY Geology FESLER Plyyximl Edmaiio r1 GOMEZ-IBANEZ C bemiilr y GOODRICH GORTNER HALE HALLOWELL Biology Biochemilrry PlnyirJ Eronamim C. J. HILL G. A. HILL HITCHCOCK KRUSE Plyrbology Cbemiury Art Pbilomplvy LEAFFER LIMBACH MCCLELLAND MCCURDY Cbemijtry Rexident Arlirt P0617010 gy Phyjiml Edutation i MANN MARTIN METZ MILLETT Rom. Langlmgw Pbyxital Edumlion Biology Englixla NEUMANN Government PENDLETON E nglixlj RIDER Librarian SLOCUM AIIIU no my O'LEARY E m 710 miar PEOPLES Geology SCHATTSCHNEIDER Government SNOW Englixh OVERSTREET Gozvernmenl PUSEY C Inuit; SCHNEIDER Biology SPAETH C laJIiU PAULI C Izmir: K REYNOLDS Pbilomplyy SITTERLY Allrono my STEARNS Axlranamy STERNFELD STOKES VAN DYKE VON GROSCHWITZ Mulif Englijb Pbyxim Art WARE WENDT WILCOX WILLIAMSON Economic; nycbolagy Englijla Eronamic: H. S. WOOD J. L. WOOD WOODBRIDGE Playjiral Edmation Playkriml Education Englixla 3ch The Navy made its first appearance at Wesleyan in January, 1943, when a Flight Preparatory School was established here, quartered in Harriman and Clark Halls. Since then the campus has echoed with the hip, hips 0f the cadet platoon leaders as the future Naval Aviators marched to and from classes. The first battalions were picked from civilians, but since this summer the incoming cadets have been active service men, many with very distinguished rec- ords made on all of American's battlefronts. The V-S Flight Preparatory program is now being Cut out and the Cadets will all be gone by late August 1944. The Cadets have been hard workers and the administration and the officers of the school, led by Lt R. J. Lillard, the commandant 0f the school, have been able to cooperate very well. The Cadets have taken special non-cullegiate courses and their Vigorous schedule has prevented V-12 UNIT LT. HENRY C. HERGE, USNR Canmzmding them from taking any real part in college life. The V-12 program, the second Navy contingent on cam- pus, was radically different in this respect. The pro- gram was designed to train future Naval officers through a liberal education and the trainees are a1. lowed to participate as much in college activities as they can afford. The hrst group Which arrived, ap- proximately 150 in number, took over North College, where the unit has resided since. The majority of these llPlank-owners were ex-Wesleyan men who had previously enlisted in the V-1 program. The rest came mostly from the Middle WTest, the largest contingent being from Western Reserve University. New additions of trainees have come in on Novem- ber 1, 1943, and March 1, 1944, following the grade nation of many old members to Midshipman's School. As of July 1, the V-12 unit will be increased to around 350, eventually taking over both Clark and Harriman Halls from the V-S and abandoning the U. S. 5, North College. The unit is under the Command of Lt. H, C, Herge, a former educational administrator. His executive ofhcer is Lt. tjgt J. H. Gleason, a former professor at Pomona College, California. They have under- stood the problems of a liberal education very well, and Wesleyan owes them much credit for making our unit one of the best in the country. The presence of the Navy on campus has assured Wesleyan's survival through the warw-and the in. Crease in the number of V-12's will mean that the college will Continue as before to teach the basic fundamentals of a liberal education and give future Naval oEicers the benefit of the profound formative processes of college life. V-i UNIT LT. ROTHWELL J. LILLARD, USNR Commanding OMVVLQVLCQVVLEVLiii Since July, 1944, Wesleyan has held a com- mencement at the end of each semester owing to the war-time acceleration of the fulfillment of graduation requirements. Also for the first time the college has seen Navy men amongst its graduates. At the commencement on October 23, the inauguration of President Butterfield was an added event of note. Dr. H. A. Ingraham, hOO, president of the Board of Trustees, delivered the charge to the president, while Henry M. Wriston, ,11, head of Brown University, de- livered the principal speech. In the exercises, which were confined to one day owing to the war, honorary degrees were conferreed upon: Lane Cooper, professor of English Language and Literature at Cornell; Marjorie Hope Nicolson7 professor of English at Columbia Graduate School, and national president of Phi Beta Kappa; and Henry M. Wriston, president of Brown University. Ray- mond L. de Shelly of France also received his M.A. degree. 17 BA. degrees were also conferred. The Commencement on February 25, 1944, saw 31 students receive their B.Afs, and four men receive their M.A. degrees. In the again shortened program. no honorary degrees were conferred. Raphael Demos, associate professor of philosophy at Harvard, was Commencement speaker. The four recipients of M.A. degrees were: C. F. Baranaukas, L. P. Cecchini, S. C. Las- kowski, and A. H. Williamson. EDWARD AXEL ALLISON Meriden Football U, 2, 3M Basketball 0, 2, H ; Basrball 0 Corporal, USMC Delta Kappa Eprilnn JOSEPH SEBASTIAN ARESCO Middletown Intramurals; Pre-Med Club; Newman Club Private First Class, USA onm W'wley Club RICHARD NEWBURY BEATON Woburn, Mass. Intramurals U, 2, 3M Fraternity Treasurer Uh VrlZ Ensign, USNR 0211.2 Kappa Epfilon RICHARD HILDING BENGSTON Middletown Private, USA Signm Nu NORMAN GUSTAF BENSON East Berlin Football 0, 2, w Sergeant, USA Sigma NI! Wemgem 0 74 4 WILLIAM WESTON BLELOCK Litchfield Football U, 2M Track UM WES; TNE Corporal, USMC Alplm Delhi Pbi RICHARD LOGAN BRENGLE Ardslcy-Un-Hudson, N. Y. Fencing UL Captain QM Argm 0, 2L Associate Editor 3 Sergeant, USA PlJi Nu Tbeta HOWARD MOSELEY BRONSON New Haven Tennis 0, 2k Football 0 AXC, USNR Plai Nu Theta ROBERT CLEMENTS Meriden Private USAAF julm Ileey Club CHARLES HERBERT CRANE Newark N J. WES USNR Medical School Alpbu Delm PlJi Wemzm 0 M JOHN DALE CUNINGHAM Brooklyn, N. Y. Cross-Country 0 ; C. A U, 2 American Field Service Delhi TM Delhi ROBERT BLYTHE CUNNINGHAM, JR. Ensthamptom Muss. Soccer 0, 2. 3 USAAF Sing N I! WILLIAM PALMER CUNNINGHAM Yonkers, N Y. Glee Club U, D; Basketball U, 2M Band 0 Corporal, USAAF Alplm ClJi Rim ROBERT WASHBURN DEVAUL Meriden Private First Class, USA julm th C1111; ARTHUR TOWNSEND DIETZ Pelhum Manor. N. Y. Honors College GM Intramurals; Cardinal; Car- dinal Key Private, USAAF Pbi NI! Them Wemgerd 0 ,44 WILLIAM ALLISON DODD Bloomfield, N. J. Intramurals USAAF Delta Tau Delta DOUGLAS REEVES ECKBERG Rochester, N. Y. Intramurals; Fraternity Treasurer Corporal, USA Alplm Chi Rim HARRY BEARSE ELLIS Worcester, Mass. Senate; Freshman and Sophomore Cabinet; Executive Committee of C. A.; English Comp. Prize; Honor Roll; WES; Vocational Guidance Committee; Fra- ternity Cultivation Chairman Private First Class, USA Sigma N11 PIERSON DAY FELLOWS Maplewood, N. J. Secretary C. A.; Chairman Parley Committee; Stand- ing Committee of Church 0, 2, 3h Argm Junior Business Board 0, D; Track My Executive Com- mittee C. A.; Intramurals; Sigma Beta Tau Lieutenant, USA Delta Kappa Epn'lmz STEPHEN DAY FELLOWS Maplewood, N. J. C. As Deputations Committe U, 2, 3s ; Football Os ; Band 0, 2, 3M Track UM Sophomore Council; Junior Council; Argm Junior Business Board; Intra- murals; Sigma Beta Tau; Goodyear Society Lieutenant, USA Delta Kappa Epu'lmz mmzem 0 n4 JOHN WALTER GALLAGHER, JR. Garden City, N. Y. Baseball 0, 3M TNE; Newman Club; Sigma Beta Tau WSergeant, USAAF Della Kappa Epiilan NORMAN ROCKWAY GESNER Haddam Grime Prize; Executive Committee C. A. jolm Warley Club ROBERT ROSE GILLESPY, JR. Garden City, N. Y. Football 0, 2?, Wrestling OM Pre-Med Club; Fraternity President USNR Medical SchooD Clai PJI' ROBERT SAWIN GILLETT Alexandria, Va. Paint and Powder Club Sergeant, USA Delta prilan RICHARD EARLE GILLMER Miami, Fla. Private First Class, USMCR Della Tall DEltd Wemgem 0 ,4 4 THEODORE GOLDSTEIN Fall River, Mass. Freshman Debating; Williams-Kenyon Award; Cheer- leader; Honor Roll U, 2, M Private First Class, USA sMedical SchooD Ialm V?.rley Club JOEL GOLDSMITH Pittsburgh, Pa. Sergeant, USA 101m Wexley Club CARL GOODMAN, JR. Belmont, Mass. Tennis 0, 2N Paint and Powder Club; WES R. T., USNR Delta Tau Della WILLIAM HORTON GRAMLEY, JR. Kew Gardens, N. Y. Soccer U, 2, ED; Wrestling 0, 2, 3M Band U, 2, 30; Campus Relations; Pre-Med Club Private First Class, USA Pbi Sigma Kappa LEONARD SUMNER HALPERT Brookline, Mass Swimming us ; Cheerleader 0, 2s ; Argw U, 2, M ; Business Manager WES; International Relations Club Lieutenant, USAAF Jolm IVHIEJ' Club mgmgem 0 ,44 HARVEY BUSWELL HARRISON Buffalo, N. Y. Paint and Powder Club; C. A. Committee; Squash USMCR Honorable Discharge Bela T172211 Pi FREDERIC HOLMES HARWOOD Middletown Wrestling 0 ; Footbalil 0 ; Cardinal Key 0 Delta Tau Della ROBERT LAWSON HENDERSON White Plains, N. Y. Wrestling Uh OLLA PODRIDA U, D MIC, USCGR Bela Theta Pi PAUL CHARLES HOLTER, JR. White Plains, N. Y. Football Uh Swimming ON C. A. A.; Air Raid Warden Chief; Goodyear Society; Sigma Beta Tau; Fraternity Secretary Lieutenant, USAAF Della Kappa Eprilan ROBERT WILEY HOLTON Dolgeville, N. Y. Choir U, 2, M; Glee Club U, 2 M; Paint and Powder Club Cadet, USAAF Alplm Cln' Rlyo mmzm o M DONALD CLIFFORD HORAN Boston, Mass. Debating UL Glee Club; Choir; Thorndike Scholar; Honor Roll Cadet, USAAF Iolm Wierley Club WILLIAM BUTLER HOWELLS, II Wethersfield Soccer UM Baseball U, 2, 3k TNE; Honor Roll; Skull and Serpent Sergeant, USAAF CM PJi JOHN RALPH EMERSON HURST, JR. Rochester, N. Y. Atwater Club; Pre-Med Club; Track U, 3M Basket- ball 0, 2, 4h Senate 6, z0; Chairman Prom Com- mittee; Chairman Elections Committee; Fraternity President; Sigma Beta Tau Private First Class, USA Medical SchouD Delta Kappa Epsilon JOHN MARTIN HYDE Manchester Basketball 0 ; Sigma Beta Tau Lieutenant, USAAF Della Kappa Emilon ALBION URBAN JENKINS, JR. Paterson, N. J. Cardinal Key; Argm Business Manager; Pre-Flight Mathematics Instructor; Wrestling 0, 2, 9 Lieutenant, USAAF Pbi Sigma Kappa Memgerj 0 ,4 4 JAMES SUTHERLAND JOHNSTON Malden. Mass. Lieutenant. USAAF Dylm Tau Delta WARREN DAVID KEITH Manchester Basketball Corporal, USAAF Alpha Chi Rho WALKER DELANO KELLER Bloomfield, N. J. Debate U, 2, D; Argm 0, 3M Thorndike Scholar; WES; International Relations Club; Delta Sigma Rho; Political Union Private First Class, USA Plai Nu Theta ROGER PIERCE KELLOGG North Hampton, Mass. Honor Roll 0, 3 Lieutenant, USAAF Sigma N1! ALEN HORACE KEMPNER, JR. White Plains, N. Y. Football 0 ; Honor Roll U, ED Iolm V e;ley Club Wemgem 0 ,4 4 STEPHEN ALBERT KEZERIAN Hartford Glee Club 0, 2, M; Choir U, 2, M; Debating Club; Baseball M, 2k C. A. Cabinet and Committee Chairman; Cardinal Editor; Downey House Commit- tee; Honors College; Thorndike Scholar; Honor Roll Lieutenant, USAAF Alpha Chi Rim LAWRENCE FREDERICK KIENLE Bound Brook, N. J. Basketball UM Golf Uh Paint and Powder Club Uh Fraternity Secretary; Atwater Club; Pre-Med Club Private First Class, USA Medical SchooD Delta Up5ilon JOHN ROBERT LAMADE Williamsport, Pa. Wrestling 0, 2 Lieutenant, USAAF Alplm Delta Phi NELSON GILBERT LOFSTEDT Brattleboro, Vt. Thorndike Scholar; Golf Uh Socter Uh French Club; Honor Roll Private, USA. Alpha Delm Plai JAMES MACCRACKEN Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Swimming 0, 2, 30 Corporal, USA CM Psi Wemgem 0 ,4 4 THOMAS JOSEPH MCDONNELL Scranton, Pa. W7restling U, 2, M; Football Uh Saturday Morn- ing Club Private First Class, USA Alpha Delta Pbi FREDERICK CHARLES MAYNARD, JR. Indianapolis, Ind. Cardinal Key; TNE; Mystical Seven; College Body President; Track U, 2, 3M Football 00 Ensign, USNR PJi Upu'lon JOHN SIDNEY MEDD, JR. Brooklyn, N Y. Olin Scholar; Football 0, 2, 3k TNE; Vice-Presi- dent Student Body; Fraternity Treasurer; Mystical Seven Ensign, USNR Cbi PJi JOHN MARSHALL MENDINALL, II WHlmington, Del. 'Intramurals; Football CU; Basketball 0 Lieutenant, USMC Alpba Della Plai DAVID LYNN MILLER Royal Oak, Mich. Honor Roll; Cardinal Key; Cole Prize; Fraternity President; Argm Q, a Private First Class, USAAF Sigma Chi MemAem 0 ,4 4 WILLIAM CHARLES MILLER, JR. Pelham, N. Y. Swimming 0, 2 Delta prilan BEN FRANKLIN MORGAN, JR. Buffalo, N. Y. Soccer 0 USMS Pbi Sigmd depd MONCURE ROBINSON MORTON, JR. St. Davids, Pa. Football M, 2. 3M Basketball U 2, 3M 'I'NE; Skull and Serpent; Fraternity Vice-President Lieutenant, USMCR Pu' prilrm PAUL ROBERT MOSHER Southbridge, Mass. Footbaall UM Wrestling Uh French Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Intramurals Delhi lel Delta JOHN HUNTON MOSS, JR. Binghamton, N. Y. Cross-Country m; Pre-Med Club; William James Club; Middletown Scientmc Society; German Club Private First Class, USA Medical SchooD Beta leelzz Pi WemAem 0 ,4 4 RICHARD ALBERT NEUFFER Hempstead, N. Y. Track U, 2M Cardinal Key; Football Os Delta Tau Della CHARLES FRANCIS NICKENIG Cleveland, 0. Paint and Powder U, 2h Track 0s Ensign, USNR Alpha Della Phi JOHN MARSHALL NOSWORTHY Bronxville, N. Y. Basketball; Baseball Corporal, USA Cbi PJ'i JOHN HAM NOYES Akron, 0. Freshman Cabinet; OLLA PODRIDA Business Board; Swimming 0, 2, 3M Choir 0, 2, 3h Glee Club U, 2, 3k Cardinals Q, 3k Senate U, D; Frater- nity Cultivation Chairman; Sigma Beta Tau Ensign, USNR Della Kappa prilon Wemzem o ,44 GEORGE WILLIAM PAPEN, JR. Brookline, Mass. Ensign, USNR PIi U prilrm JOHN YORK PAYNE Scarsdale, N. Y. Delta Tau Della JOHN BUTLER PRATT White Plains, N. Y. Glee Club 0, D ; Jibers 0M Choir U, 2 Sergeant, USAAF Beta leem Pi ERNEST FRANCIS PURCELL Trenton, N. J. Pre-Med Club Private First Class, USA Medical SchooD Sigma Clai LEONARD TYNAN REED Upper Montclair, N. J. Band 0, 2 NSNR Sigma Chi Memzem 0 ,44 JOHN HICKS RIEGE Madison William Day Leonard Scholar; Olin Scholar; Mystical Seven; Phi Beta Kappa; Manager Wrestling; Chair- man Honor System; Associate Editor Argm: Secre- tary-Treasurer College Body Senate; Honors American Field Service Alpha Delta Plai JAMES FRANKLIN RITCHIE, JR. Glen Rock, N. J. Football M, 2, 3M Track UM Argm Business U, 2, 3L Senate 0, 2, 3M Cinema Club OM Good- year Society Private, USA Della Kappa Epu'lwz CHARLES YATES ROBERTS East Orange, N. J. Basketball H, 2, 3s ; Baseball U, 2?, Class President 0, 3M Honors Committee; TNE; Senate Q, 3M Olin Scholar; Freshman and Sophomore Cabinet Private First Class, USAAF Delta Tau Delta EDMUND PETER RUSSO Middletown Honor Roll U, 2, ED; W'restling UM French Club; Newman Club AC, USAAF foXm Ileey Club LEWIS JOSEPH SCIACCA Middletown Track UM Intramurals; French Club; Italian Club; Newman Club Private First Class, USA JoXm Ileey Club mgmgerd 0 ,4 4 EARL LOUIS SEMRAD, JR. Great Neck, N Y. Baseball 0, M; Football Uh Newman Club; Sen- ate 0, 3h Fraternity President USMCR Della Upyilon EDWIN DONALD SHAW, JR. New Rochelle, N. Y. Football 0 ; Baseball 00 ; VUES; Intramurals USMCR Della Tau Della ALBERT WILLIAM SITTIG Teaneck, N. J. Tennis Lieutenant, USA P ri Upsilon GEORGE HAROLD SAMPSON Middleboro, Mass. English Prize Private, USA Iolm 6110! Club JOHN WILLIAM SMALLWOOD, JR. Ridgewood, N. J. Lieutenant, USAAF Beta TlJefd Pi mgmAeM 0 ,44 JAMES BIGLEY SPARKS Rocky River, 0. Paint and Powder Club; Fraternity Treasurer; Wil- liam James Club; Intramurals; Goodyear Bransfield Research Organization; Freshman Cabinet USNR Alpha Chi Rbo HUGH BAKER STAPLES Dedham, Mass. Argu; U, D; German Club President; Honors Col- lege; Honor Roll; Garden Philosophical Society; Ping Pong Champion; Sigma Beta Tau Lieutenant, USA Delta Kappa Epjilon ROBERT WALLACE TONGUE Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Private, USAAF Sigma Chi LUTHER BOWER THOMPSON Rochester, Minn. USMS Sigma Chi SAMUEL JONES TILDEN, III Winter Haven, Fla. Track 0, 2M Choir 0 Corporal, USAAF PJi U pjilan WemAem o ,4 4 CHARLES HANSON TURNBULL East Orange, N. J. Outing Club O, 2, ED; Rosa Club Private, USA Delta Tau Della HARRISON WILLIAM WALLACE, JR. Oswego, N. Y. Sergeant, USA Beta Theta Pi STEPHEN COLLINS WATTS Wynewood, Pa. Corporal, USA Plai Sigma Kappa FREDRICK JOHN WEISMILLER Rochester, N. Y. W'restling UM Golf UM C. A. Committees 0, D; Fraternity Vice-President; Atwater Club; Pre-Med Club Private First Class, USA Medical SchooU Delta Tau Delta JOSEPH LEONARD WEITZ Rocky River, 0. Swimming 0, 2, 3, 10; German Club; Olin Scholar; Editor OLLA PODRIDA; Fraternity President; Sigma Beta Tau; Senate; Fraternity Cultivation Chairman; Prom Chairman; Honor Roll Della Kappa Epjilon WemAeM 0 ,4 4 ROY LEWIS WENTZ Columbus, 0. Argm; Football 0 Private First Class, USA Delta T411 Delhi GORDON TOWNLEY WILLIAMS, JR. Paterson, N. J. Football U. D USA Alpha Cbi Rim JOSEPH ANTHONY ZITA New Britain Sergeant, USA 101m IVexley Club mgmgem 0 ,4 4 LAWRENCE ALEXANDER Brooklyn, N. Y. Basketball; Secretary of John Wesley Club Iolm W'wIey Club CHARLES BOOTH ALLING, JR. Montclair, N. I. Track U, D ; Soccer 0, 2, 30; Coca-Cola Concession Lieutenant, USAAF P17! N11 Them HENRY ALTMAN Brooklyn, N. Y. WES Iolm W'wley Club WILLIAM JOHN ANDREWS, JR. Middletown Iolm W'mley Club ARTHUR BAKER, III Waterbury Fraternity Treasurer USA Della Upvilun NORMAN SCUDDER BARNES Bloomfield Baseball 0, H Pxi Uprilon FRANCIS PHRANER BOWLES Summit. N. J Wrestling 0, 2, 3M Track U, 2, 3k Cardinal Key; TNE CIJI' PJ'i SHAILER FRANCIS BRECK Haddam jolm WQxley Club EDWARD RYAN CAIN Belmont, Mass. Football U, n; Olin Scholar Clzi PJ'i STEPHEN CLARKE Yonkers, N. Y Soccer 1, 2 B em TIJEIJ Pi EUGENE LYON COLCORD, JR. Montcual, WK Va. Fraternity President; Golf ALMA! C171: R60 JOHN COLE CONKLIN, JR. Saddle River, N. J. Football H, ?J; Basketball 0, E PJI' Upjilan ANSON HOLMES DEININGER Wollaston, Mass. Della UpJ'I'loIz ALLEN MANRO ELDREDGE, JR. Auburn, N, Y. Swimming U, 2, 30 PH Updlmz mgmgem 0 ,44 WILLIAM ARTHUR FERGUSON Holyoke, Mass. Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman Tennis Ensign, USNR Alpha Delta Plai DANIEL OSTRANDER FERRIS, JR. Shaker Heights, 0. Delta prilon KITTREDGE FRANKLIN FISHER Newton, Mass. Football M, 2M Cardinal Key, Treasurer On Track an TNE; Fraternity Secretary QM Dormitory Committee UL Chairman BM Senate Oh Frater- nity President GM Cardinal Traditions Committee; Mystical Seven Alpha Delta Phi DONALD HERBERT FORD Riverside, Conn. Della Upkrilon MALCOLM ANGUS FOSTER Middletown Track U, 2, '3 Ensign, USNR Signm ClJi GRANT GARRISON Madison, N. J. Wrestling Ensign, USNR Alplm Chi Rim ARTHUR LEROY GREASON, JR. Wellesley Hills, Mass. Senate; Fraternity President; Swimming; Soccer; Rushing Committee; Honors College Freshman and Sophomore Cabinet; Standing Committee College Church; Sherman Prize; Camp Prize Alpha C171 R170 744mm 0 n4 DONALD GOLDSMITH HAIGHT Pleasantville, N. Y. Senate; Wrestling Plai Sigma Kappa ROBERT JOHN HALLIDAY Englewood, N. j. Saturday Morning Club USNR Theta Clyi MAGNUS SWENSON HARDING Winnetka, TH. Beta Theta Pi SCOTT MURRAY HEATON Garden City, N. Y. Standing Committee of College Church; Argm Asso- ciate Editor; TNE; Olin Scholar; Treasurer of C. A.; International Relations Club; Editor OLLA PODRIDA IVC, USAAF Piaf Nu Them HERMANN MARKLE HESSENBRUCH, JR. XWynnewood, Pa Football U, 2, D; German Club Clai Pn' JOHN IRVING HULTINE Manchester Fraternity Cultivation Chairman; College Body Vice- President Lieutenant, USAAF Delm Kappa Eprilon GEORGE EDWIN HUNTINGTON Ossining. N. Y. Phi Sigma Kappa WOODRUFF SCOVEL KELLY Pittsburgh, Pa. Soccer Uh Sigma Beta Tau USCGR Delta Kappa Epn'lon EMMETT RUDOLPH KOEHLER Clarksbom, N. J. Football U, 2, 3M Wrestling U, 2, 3h Fraternity Treasurer Sigma Clyi WILLIAM FRED KOPTONAK Colchester jolm IVerley Club JAMES WILCOX LAGGREN Tenafly, N. j Football U, H; W'restling 2 Lieutenant, USMCR P.ri U pu'lan THEODORE REUNEY LANNING West Trenton, N. J. Soccer UL Baseball U, 2 PM Nu Them WILLIAM HADDON LOW Ludluw, Mass. Olin Scholar; TNE; Freshman Cabinet; Sophomore Council; Industrial Group 0, 3M Political Union; Soccer 0, 2, 3L Captain 0, 3M Squash UM Ten- nis Uh Skull and Serpent; Fraternity President USAAF Pbi Nu Them GARDNER BROWN MACINTOSH Newburyport, Mass. Alplm Cbi le WILLIAM CLIFFORD MAXWELL Rutherford, N. J. Choir 0, 2, 3k Freshman Soccer; Varsity Soccer 0, 50; French Club USA Alpha Delta Plai WILLIAM BEVAN MERVINE Scarsdale, N. Y. Soccer 0, D; Cardinal Key USA Beta Them Pi RALPH OSBORNE TenaHy, N. J. Football 1 ; Boxing 0 Della Tau Delta JAMES LAIN POTTER Oberlin, O. Olin Scholar; Soccer 0, 2, ED; Wrestling U, 2, D; William James Club Private USA Plai Nu Tbeta WILLIAM CHARLES ROBINSON Longmeadow, Mass. Football 2 2nd Lieutenant, USA Alplaa Delta Plai FREDERICK WILLIAM RUNGEE New Haven Iolm IVeJIey Club WILLIAM JOSEPH SADOWSKI Greenfield, Mass. Football 0, 2, 3f, Basketball 0, 2, 30; Baseball 0, 2M TNE; Skull and Serpent USMS Pyi Uprilan LESTER JULES SCHNELL, JR. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Pre-Med. Club; Campus Relations Committee USNR Medical Corp$ Alplm Delta Plai ADOLPH GLASER SCHWENK Scarsdale, N. Y. Football 0M Track CH; Goodyear Society USMCR Della Kappa EpJ'ilon mgmgem 0 ,4 4 CHARLES MILTON SEE Orange, N. J. Track 0, H Corporal, USMCR Plyi Nu Theta DAVID MICHAEL SHEA Hartford Senate; Economics Prize fol? IVarley Club MAYNARD LONG SMITH, JR, Bay City, Mich. USNR Alplm Delta Phi WILLIAM LEROY SMITH East Liverpool, 0. Football 0, 2 USAAF Cbi PJi CHARLES LEIDY SNOWDON, III Aspinwall, Pa Lieutenant, USAAF Alpha Chi R170 DWIGHT GODDARD STAUFFER New Brunswick, N. J. Fraternity President; Cardinal Key Della UpJ'ilurz CHARLES MERRILL STONE Guilford Basketball U, 2, 3M OLLA PODRIDA Business Man- ager; TNE; Baseball 0, 2, 3h Cardinal Key; Skull and Serpent; Fraternity Treasurer; Senate Private, USA Beta Them Pi WILLIAM AUBREY SUTTON Moorestown, N. J. Fencing 0, n Ialm IVeJley Club Wemzm o 14 JOHN HALL TAYLOR Greenfield, Mass. William James Club; Cardinal Key USNR Sigma Nu RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW TUTTLE Hartford Choir 0, 2, H AXC, USAAF Sigma Clyi THOMAS WARING Philadelphia, Pa. Soccer 0, H Sigma Chi DONALD WEXLER Brooklyn, N. Y. Inter-National Relations Club; Pre-Med Club; De hating Council; Campus Relations Committee; WES; Cardinal; Honor Roll; Prom Committee; President John Wesley Club Lieutenant, USA Medical SchooU Iolm IVEIley Club GEORGE HALL WILDING, II Nyack, N. Y. Denison Scholar U, 2M Bradford Paul Raymond Fellowship HO; Honor Roll U, 2, 3h Honors Col- lege Uh Argu; U, 2, 3M OLLA PODRIDA; Hermes CU; Campus Agencies Committee 0, 2L Chairman QM Track U, D; Fraternity Rushing Chairman 00; Mystical Seven 00; Football Manager 0, 10 Private, USA P11 prilmz WILFRED GARRETSON WILMOT Mantoloking, N. J. Swimming 0, 2 ; Sigma Beta Tau President Lieutenant, USA Delta Kappa Epkrilon ROBERT GROVER WOLF Detroit, Mich. Pre-Medical Club fob Wkrley Club CARL CHRISTIAN ZIER White Plains, N. Y. Football 0, 2, M; Cardinal Key; German Club; Sigma Beta Tau Private, USA Delta Kappa prilon FRANCIS SALVATORE APICELLA Stamford Argm Uh C. A. Oh Soccer 0, 2, 3M Swimming 0, 2, 30; Newman Club Uk TNE; Skull and Serpent Private, USAAF Alplm c171- R120 WARREN STUYVESANT PRESCOTT BARROWS Edgewood, R. I. Intramurals U, 2, 3L Manager 00; Hockey 3 Ialm IVEJley Club JOSEPH MITCHEL BARSKY, JR, Wilmington, Del. C. A. U, 2, 30, President Mk Senate H, 40; Car- dinal Key, Cardinal BL Business Manager 00; Argm U, 2, 3L Associate Editor 00; Parley UL Co-Chairman GM Downey House Committee, Chair- man 00; Freshman Fundamentals, Chairman 00; Friday Forum, Chairman QM Publications Board 0, 10; Debate Council 0, 3M Freshman Cabinet; Sophomore Council; Pre-Med Club; Atwater Club; Intramurals U, 2, 3, 40; Honors College 0, AD; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors USNR Medical SchooD Pbi Nu Them JOHN WILLIAM BELLIS, II Oradell, N. J. Soccer 0, 2h Atwater Club; Pre-Med Club; Fra- ternity Vice-President UL President 00, Treas- urer VD; Honors College 6, 4h Sigma Beta Tau; Goodyear Society; Honors Private, USA Della Kappa prilan ROBERT BENTLEY Red Bank, N. J. Soccer Uh Fraternity Vice-President Plyi Signm Kappa 1944 Wlmtw ARTHUR EDWIN BERRY Bethel Argm U, 2, 3, 40; Standing Committee of College Church; C. A. U, 2, 3, 40; Paint and Powder QM PreMinistetial Club; Senate G, 40; Fraternity Sec- retary; Honors Sigma Nu PHILIP BRANSFIELD BROWN Middletown Olin Scholar; C. A. Treasurer; Executive Council; Chairman Campus Chest; Student-Faculty Commit- tee; Prom Committee; Senior Class Chairman-Secre- tary; Argu; Editor; Fraternity President; Mystical Seven; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Sigma Nu JOHN JOSEPH FRANCIS BYRNE Brookline, Muss. TNE; Cardinal Hf, Track 0, 2, 3, 0, Captain 6, 40; Senate; Fraternity President; Newman Club; Saturday Morning Club; Downey House Committee; Tennis UH Della Kuppu prilorl ERIC THEODORE CARLSON Middletown Honor Roll 0, 2, 3, 10; Honors College 0, 3, 4M Atwater Club BL Secretary-Treasureer UH; Deut- scher Verein OD; Silverman Prize; Scientific Research Fellowship; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa: Honors; High Honors; High Distinction Sigmu Clyi HAROLD CONRAD, JR. Scranton. Pa, Choir U, 2, 3, AU; Jibers 6, AU; Glee Club B, 10; Pre-Med Club O, Q; Atwater Club O, 3, in; Football Uh Wrestling 0, 10; Secretary-Treasurer College Body; Cardinal Key; Fraternity Vice- President Deltu Tall Delta 7944 Wham WALTER EVERETT DOE Exeter, N. H. Glee Club 0, 3M French Club 0, 2, 3, 40; WES Private First Class, USMC Sigma Nu ELBERT KIRTLEY FRETWELL, JR. New York, N Y. Argur Associate Editor 0L Editor 00; Fraternity Rushing Chairman 0L President 00; Choir U, 2, 3, 10; Glee Club O, M; Campus Relations Commit- tee 00; Cross-Country and Track Manager; Soccer UM Band 0, 2h Sophomore Council; Honor Roll C5, 0; Honors College 00; Distinction Sigma Chi STEPHEN ARTHUR GETTINGER Brooklyn, N. Y. Argm Associate Editor; Pre-Med Club; Atwater Club; Cultivation Committee; JWC Treasurer Private, USA Iolm Weyley Club SANFORD WARREN HARVEY Middletown Choir 0, 2, 3h Glee Club O, 2, 3 Private First Class, USA Medical SchooD Sigrrm Clai ROBERT MERRIAM HEATH Wallingford Football 0, 3M Class Secretary; Freshman Council; Senate 0, 3h Fraternity Treasurer and Vice-Presi- dent; Raymonds-Dodge Club; Mystical Seven Ensign, USNR Alpha C bi R170 1944 raaluated WILLIAM PHILIP HILLMAN, JR. Woodbridge, N. J. Argm U, 2M Atwater Club B, 40; Cross-Country U, D ; Der Deutsche Verein U, 2, 3, D; Glee Club 0, 2, 3, AU; Choir 0, 2, 3, 10; French Club O, 10; Track ah Wrestling 0, 3, Q Sigmaz Nu LAWRENCE LOUIS HLAVACEK New York, N. Y. WES Manager 6, 10 ; Fraternity President and Rush- ing Chairman; C. A. Committee; Class Council 00; Safety Valve 00 Pfi Uinlon THOMAS GAILEY JOHNSON Passaic, N. J. Paint and Powder Club U, 2, 3, 40; Senate; Out- ing Club m; La Tertulia UM Distinction; High Honors; Phi Beta Kappa Ialm IVeJley Club FRANK WILLIAM KILBURN, JR. Waban, Mass. Cardinal Key; Senate; International Relations Club; Chairman Agencies Committee; Track U, 2, 3, 1-0; Class Advisory Committee; Fraternity Vice- President Ensign, USNR Alpha Clyi R190 KENNETH DALE KITTLESON North Mankato, Minn. Pre-Med Club O, M; Band Q, 20; Honors; Phi Beta Kappa Private First Class, USA Medical SchooD Ialm IWarley Club 7944 maimed DURAND ROBURDS MILLER, JR. East Rockaway, N. Y. Football Uh Baseball 0, 3; Basketball Manager Uh College Elections Committee; Fraternity Sec- retary USMCR C bi PJi BURTON HARLOW MULLER New York, N. Y. Physics Assistant; Thorndike Scholar; Honors Col- lege; Senate; Secretary-Treasurer of John Wesley Club 00; Phi Beta Kappa Jolm IVEJIey Club THADDEUS JOSEPH NOVICKI New Haven Transfer from Clark University Lambda Chi Alpha DONALD EDWARD PARADIS West Warwick, R. 1. Snphomore Council; Football U, 2, 3M Argux Busi- ness Board U, 2M Newman Club; Skull and Ser- pent; Honors and High Distinction in Social Science Ensign, USNR Ciai PJ'I' ORVAR ARNE ROSENGREN Hamden Swimming 0, 2, M; Choir; Jibers; International Relations Club; Fraternity President; Senate; DOW- ney House Committee; Chairman of Dormitory Com- mittee; Argm Associate Editor; Cardinal; Honors in Government Ensign, USNR Delta T511! Del 14 1944 maimed WILLETS HAVILAND SHOTWELL, JR. Northport, N. Y. Honor System Committee; Squash 0., 3M Argm; Phi Beta Kappa; Fraternity President; Senate BM Olin Scholar; Honors Ensign, USNR Plai Nu Tbem ROBERT KLEINHAUS SPIRO Jersey City, N. J. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi, Debate Council; Classics Club; Honors College; Pre-Med Club President; Dis- tinction Biology; Band Manager; Cardinal Manager; Honor Roll; Honors Private First Class, USA MedicaI SchooD Iolm IVeIley Club CHARLES EDMUND STEARNS, JR. Wallingford Newman Club 0, 2 jalm Widely Club CHARLES H. TERRY, JR. Santurce, Puerto Rico Fraternity Treasurer; Choir; Debate Council Man- ager; Tennis; WES UM, C. A. Cabinet Delta Tau Del 1.: PAUL DEXTER TILLETT, JR. Harrisburg, Pa. Briggs Prize; Spinney Prize; Senate 0, 3, 40; Asso- ciate Editor of Cardinal 00; Debating Q, 3, 4U; International Relations Club 0, 2, 10; WES 0, 2M Mystical Seven Plji Nu Tlaehz 1944 mlmtw ROGER CONANT VOTER Middlebury, Vt. Atwater Club; Argus Business Manager; Sigma Xi; Distinction; Honors USNR Pbi N11 Them DONALD CRAIG BEHN WILLIAM NOYES FITZGERALD Cornwall Bridge Whldubnm, Me, Atwater Club U, 2. 3, 40 Rosa Club; Honor Roll; Honors jolm IVeJley Club folm IVexlry Club WILLIAM CLARK GORDON Springfield, Mass. MALCOLM DAISLEY , Choir U, 2 ; Glee Club 0. D; Fencing UM 01d Greenwmh Wrestling 0, w; ouging Club u, 2. 3s 4s; Can mm Chairman 0s ; Football; V-12; WXrestling Os ; dmal Key Freshman Wrestling; Varsity Football Manager Ensign, USNR Alplm Della PlJi BKIJ Them Pi DONALD NEILSON GRIFFIN Needham, Mass. Glee Club U, 2, 3h Choir U, 2, M; Honor Roll U, 2, 4M Honors Cullege; Senate; Elections Com- mittee; Dormitory Committee; WISR Fellow; At- RENDELL ASHTON DAVIS water Club H, 3L President 00; Fraternity Treas- West Englewood, Ns Js urer john 11 2J'1ey Club Chi Pu' ADOLPH GRUNBAUM Bruoklym N. Y, ALEX HENRY ELSESSER Rosa Club; Phi Beta Kappa; Graduated with High Meriden Distinction and Honors Special Student john 911er Club 1944 maimed SAMUEL MURTLAND PAGE Hartford Ensign, USNR Pri Uptilvn ROBERT FORD SCHUMANN Upper Montclair, N. J. Senate; Fraternity President; Soccer; Tennis Clai Psi CHESTER EDWARD SLIMOWICZ Middletown Newman Club U, 2, 3L President 00; Downey House Committee Chairman; Atwater Club 0, 2, 3L President 00; WISR; Sigma Xi; Honor Roll; President and Treasurer of John Wesley Club; Dis- tinction; Honors jnlm WQJley Club RICHARD CLARK SWEET Tarrytown, N. Y. Football UM Fraternity President; Atwater Club Plai Sigma Kappa ROLFE BERGEN VAN DOREN WestEeld, N. I. Track U, 2, 3h Prom Chairman; Skull and Serpen Ensign, USNR Pri U prilon HOWBERT BENNETT VAN DYNE South Orange, N. J. Fraternity President; WES Ensign. USNR Della Uprilon CHARLES JACKSON VAN TASSEL, JR. Indianapolis, Ind. Track UM Football 0, 3 Rd Uprilon JOHN GIBSON WILLIAMS Wanhester, Mass. Beta Them Pi LEON jULES YORBURG William James Club; Honor Roll jolm W'euley Club 1944 WWW cjmlfemilliw c716 Zvitiej Alpha Ehi Bhu The Alpha Chi Rho Chapter at Wesleyan is one of those fraternities that were severely hit by the calling up Of the Army Reserve Corps last year. As a result of this rapid depletion in member- ship the few remaining brothers did not participate in rushing. At present Bob VUells and Roy Greason are the only active members of this chapter on campus, Frank Kilbum and Bob Heath both having left to attend the Midshipmen School at Nutre Dame. Frank Apicella is with the Army. Nevertheless, it is confidently felt that With the support of the Alumni and with the aid of the returning members this chapter will quickly regain its pre-war strength. The fraternity's building has been rented to the college, which uses it must successfully as a freshman dormitory. In spite of the lessening of the undergraduate membership the general spirit has certainly in- creased. Many brothers have stopped by Whenever they were within this part of the country Others, unable to do so, have kept in contact with the fraternity by letter or have been in touch with one another. It is just such a feeling of friendship and uniy which so enables this chapter to look toward the future with conhdence. illembem of Alpha Delta Phi Clan of '45 K. Brown Clutr 0f '46 ll, Verdin Jt McDonnell J, Norton Chm 0f W7 XV. XVerner TV. f'lnrk H. Price IL Anmld P. Clnrksml M. XVext XV. Cnmiskey D. Hat II. Saluun alha Deha Phi In 1832, the mother chapter of Alpha Delta Phi was founded at Hamilton College, and in 1856, the Middletown Chapter was organized. This year has seen Jack Riege, James Campbell, Charles Miller, and Jeff Norton as president. Professor Cady has given valuable assistance as the house advisor. Despite the great number of men who have left for the service, the house has endeavored to maintain its customs and traditions so that they may be passed on to future classes. The house is now reduced to thirteen men, but of these thirteen, ten are living in the house. In the line of athletics, Gene Leonard played varsity basketball, Jeff Norton was a member of the swimming team, and John McDonnell earned his letter in baseball. McDonnell and Leonard are also members of the TNE. During the past year, the house had two Phi Betes and placed third in the Jackson Cup Race. Also Jack Riege was awarded the W'illiam Day Leonard Scholarship. Member; of Beta Them Pi Clan of ,44 1V 0 Gordon CLIJ ,1 nf '46 hVC Tharp JI. Jamison U. Getz R, Dnhln XV. Petrnxlia 1V. Sulter CIJH 0X '47 XV. Spronsor I. Nivkorson H Dudley J, Shielth F. Bnrtosik Mu Epsilon of Beta Theta Pi Mu Epsilon, organized in 1890 as the 54th of the 90 active Chapters of Beta Theta Pi, has completed a very successful year. The house experienced fine leadership of Pontiffs Jake Wtilliams, Charlie Snow, and Clark Gurdunt Treasurers Clark Gordon and Bart Bartosik, and Secretaries Clark Gordon and Bert jamison In accordance with the present three-semester year, the house pledged three groups of freshmen-hve in july, four in November, and three in March. Throughout the past year only four members have been living in the house, but the Vvll mem- bership has kept the list of active members over twelve. Outstanding members during the past year include: Charlie Snow and Charlie Getz, Argm editors; Bob Cook and Ivan Nickerson. members of the Argm' junior Board; Chip Stone, outstand- ing in baseball and basketball, and member of TNE and the Cardinal Key. Alpha Alpha Chapter of Elli Psi Chi Psi Fraternity, founded at Union College in 1841, chartered Alpha Alpha at W'esleyan in 1844 as the third fraternity on this campus. Thus this third year of war marks the centennial of Alpha Alpha. But a silent one, for she is now inactive for the duration. Wfith its members in the armed forces almost to the last man, the fraternity now has only two bruthers on campus, a V42 and a Chemt major, Bob Keeney and Don Grithn respettively, Every chapter of Chi Psi has given up its house either to the Army or Navy, or the college for dormitory purposes. Alpha Alpha has followed suit. Not only is the house a freshman dorm, but from dawn until dark the hallowed walls shake to the sound of marching feet, and the da-da-daAditv dit-dit of the Navy pre-fh'ght classes held in the converted dining hall. Memberxiof Delta Kappa Epsilon Class of '43 Class of '46 Class of '48 J. J. R Byrne L. E. 1133:11dx'vin R. A. Arnold , A' J- artis R. B. Barrett Class of 44 C. P, Bnteman W. H. Jnokmn R, N. Benton '1' L; Bfnls H. K, Monk J W. Bellis R- IV tillnvi T. w, Morningstnr R. E. Hurst 3- L- P19 .'Y R. B. Sinussnl J H, Nnyes D- A Robinson D. S Znumseil J. L. V t. x 9' I Class of '47 , C. W. Dibble Class of 45 W. H. Rybeck H. J. Morse J. D. St'lwrer J I. leon 1 . sV. Trnut Delta Kappa Epsilon The Gamma Phi chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon is now entering its seventy-eighth year on the Wesleyan campus, and has maintained active participation in college aEairs. Jack Byrne, twice co-captain of the track team. and a member of TNE, is back and is a mainstay 0n the team again this spring. Joe Weitz is editor of the OLLA PODRIDA, Prom chairman, and a member of the swim- ming team. Basketball Captain Ralph Hurst, Prom chairman and president of the Pre-Med Club, has left for Medical School. Jack Olson was secretary-treasurer of the college body before his departure for Midshipman's School, and a member of the track and cross-Country teams. Jim Bellis was number one diver this year. David Robinson took two English prizes. was President of the Christian Association, and is on the track team. Ken Trout represents the Dekes on station WES. Lou Baldwin was a member if the swimming team. Five Dekes have been honor students. Presidents for the past four semesters have been Ralph Hurst, Juhn Bellis, Joe Weitz and Jack Byrne. Treasurers have been Dick Benton, John Bellis and Jack Morse. Gamma Phi's excellent alumni organization is determined to keep the house open for the dura- tion, and the active chapter will continue as a leader in campus activities. Member; of Della Tall Della Class of '43 Class of '46 Class of '47 V. B. Allison, Jr. H, R. Baldwin F. H. Bippurt C. Bi C1022 G. Kt Feliu E. W. Davis II. R. Hands Class of '44 C. Gibbs XV. FL Giger O. A. R .- n G. Glosik 0. Es Jnhnsnn menu? J. Irwin W. J. Melintve P. R Johnson '1'. Seaman Class of '45 A L. Lump J. P. Strung XV. E. Luvv A. K, VVelImnu $3 ?ilzi1txgiixi1r' Ct Peterson A, XVhitt-nmh Ci'H Terrv B. Rpthmnn Class of '48 I A J' W-Swm c. Gibb Ri Tum: J E. James L. Kelly R. 1'1. Titus Delta Tau Delta Founded in 1859 at Bethany College, and having 76 national chapters. Gamma Zeta is in its fortyAsecond year at Wesleyan. Its membership having been bolstered by eight brothers from Western Reserve coming to Wes- leyan in the V-12 unit, Gamma Zeta has been able to keep going despite the number lost to the Armed Services From time to time there have been about a dozen brothers from other chapters here with the V-S. Arne Rosengren and Vin Allison have been presidents of the house this last year. rIn the way of extracurricular activities we have had several men in athletics, in the Christian Association, and nine members in the choir. Vin Allison, Bud Conrad, Arne Rosengren, and Roy Jones have been on the Jibers. Reed Baldwin, associate editor of the Argm and OLLA PODRIDA, is also a member of the Mystical Seven. Jim Sayre is business manager of the OLLA PODRIDA. Bud Conrad is secretary-treasurer of the college body. Member; of Della Uprilmi CLIH 0f '45 F. Anderson Clan of 146 R. Clark H. Hrostowski W'i Luckwnnd Delta Upsilnn Delta Upsilon, too, was hard hit by the effects of war. Not only did most of their men leave for the Services. but, before the opening of the school year. their house became naval officers' quar- ters. Thus deprived of the greatest tangible asset a fraternity can boast, the remaining members greeted the incoming freshmen and a new academic year. Wiith temporary chapter roomsv they car- ried on for two semesters. The chapter presidency was put on a semester basis, and the position was held by Brothers Howie Van Dyne, '44 thlZL and Chris Matiucci, '45 tV-lly Maffucci, in addition to his chapter rithce. was elected vice-president of the cnllege body in the election at Sep- tember, 1943. With the opening of the March, 1944, semester, with Brother Fred Anderson, '45, as president. Delta Upsilon dropped from the rushing linerup. Membership stood at four men Both pledges of the July class were long since in the Service, and the initiation of the November class pledge VVle postponed indefinitely by the chapter's going inactive. Memberi 0f Eviedir 5052er Class of '44 Class of '46 Class of '47 1V. Shntwell M. Barlow P. Bnnee Jr Bnrsky E. Allen XV. Elstoh R. Voter M. Brown J. Underhill R. Johnson D. Aumnok Class of '45 Dr Seneei' 1X: Skillinz P. Tth S Fuisnn M. Griswold I. Robinson R. McMnnux' Kr Whitaker B. Uphmn R Gould M. anshaw H. Averill Ar Putnn C. 1Villinms IL Foster Class of '48 3. Little R, Redforn 1i. Girard Li Curry A. Clement Eclectic Sueiety of Phi Nu Theta Founded in 1837, the Eclectic Society of Phi Nu Theta represents the Oldest fraternity 0n the campus and the oldest local in the country. During the years since its birth. Eclectic has persisted in its desire to remain solely a WICSICYLIH fraternal society, serving its own ideals, creating its own advantages. The last year has seen several Eclectics distinguishing themselves With prominent campus posi- tions. Dave Sencer and Bob Foster respectively were editor and business manager of the OLLA PODRIDA, until their departure in February. Tm Robinson piloted the Cardinal through :1 successful year, while Bill Shotwell served as an associate editor for the Argur. Bill Low, former captain of the soccer team, was tapped by Skull and Serpent, and fur the second consecutive year three Eclectic sophomores belonged to TNE. Joe Barsky, retiring president of the Christian Association, graduated Phi Beta Kappa; Roger Vnter became a member of Sigma Xi. Charlie Wiilliams was president of the student body and was elected to the Mystical Seven. In the way of athletics, Eclectic won five varsity lettersi House officers for this year were Bill Low, Murray Heaton, Bill Shotwellesuccessive presidents; Bob McManus, secretary; and Hi Averill, Bob Foster-successive treasurers. Charlie Williams is now president Phi Sigma Kappa The Alpha Triton chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa received a severe blow in membership as a result of the war. The house passed the year with six active members. The V-lZ unit included Bub Kircher and Doug Ford, who returned from the Hcet as a trainee. Civilians were Bub Bentley, Dick Sweet, Sherrill W'itt and Hank Whitton. There was little time found for any but academic pursuits, though Red Witt made the basket- ball squad and Hank Whitton was on the swimming team. The house, under the direction nf Dick Sweet, has finally closed its doors for the duration. Membem 0f PJI' Uxuilml Class of H14 Class of '47 Class of T48 F. 0. Maynard R F. Travis R B. Hullork 1X'- B. HI JWV'PPH R. C, E, Cnrlsnn J. R. Purvell - T. Rt Hulstod G. Ht Buwhmun J, II. L, Htt, Jr. Class Of '45 H, A. Phelun D. L TVillizIms Rt L. Sundvn A, IL Nowell Ct M. Svikhurt t2 F. Ash, II Class of Y46 P. R. Md'urdy g t :s TV, 15. Molton, Ill IVESIIIII'KIOIN, A. P. w. Yuma . Jr, 54 F. Bell, Jr. Psi'UpsHun Founded in 1833 at Union College, Psi Upsilon has :1 present enrollment of twenty-eight chapters, with 15,000 national members The Xi chapter at Wesleyan was founded in 184i In spite of serious wartime handicaps the Xi has maintained its active status on the campus. House members nuw number twelve. many men having left for the Armed Forces. House presi- dents this year were F. C. Maynard, R. B. Van Doren, DT LT W'illiamst and W. S, Patterson The chapter has been well represented in extra-curricular activities, with participation by both V-12 and civilian brothers. Fred Maynard was president of the college body for the last summer term. Buschman, Phehm, and Captain Phil Dundas figured prominently in varsity basketball. Halstead. Bell, Buschmant Vastola, and Dundas hold thces in various extra-Curricular activities. Dundas is the only active member of Skull and Serpent now on the campus. The Xi takes pride in its ability to maintain Contact With a majority of the brothers in the Armed Forces. Members of Sigma Chi Class of '45 Class of '47 R. hV. Vnmler Hnur Class of '46 1; Brewm l Xdinnlti P 11:3? PIEdges 1.; x. 11 um -. V V ' r i. P, Brunm-r 0. Hill E glinrinexermg D. Dnrrlwster Hi Xenmuml 17' cvr 1. lV. liltg'el A. Bnhnsnn A' J 3min J, Gzlffney lV. Clohvnrthy Ix'l Wion t'. Fisher R. hVin-rtx. C. Howe Sigma Chi Having been rather fortunate in maintaining a fairesized membership. Gamma Mu has been able to continue participation in many campus activi Five Sigs are members of the choir and another, Brother Buffum, is a member of the editorial board of the Argmx Doug Dorchester and Dick BuHum were elected president and secretary respeCtively 0f the Christian Association. Sigma Chi has also been able to maintain its schulastic standing in spite of the difhculties of a wartime education Five of the brothers are associate members of the Honnrs College, and Ruy Vander Haar, who in February was elected to Phi Beta Kappa along with Ted Carlson, is a full member. Roy is also a member of Mystical Seven. Inasmuch as over Fifty percent of the brothers are V-12, we feel confident that the chapter will be able to continue functioning, even though almost all of the civilian members may have to leave Wesleyan. The house oHicers are: Walter Engel, President; Doug Dorchester, Vice-President: James Gaffney, Secretary; Richard Wliley, Treasurer. Member; of Sigma NH Faculty Class of '46 E, H, Hastings J. 0. Hoollulo U. It. Hnugh, III D. ll M. Jones Class of W14 , ; 7'. A. ll, Bt'l T A. t. luidl Pledges P. B. Berrv Class of '47 R. L. Suutihn'm'th ,1 p, HI'et-nwny F. W. Henstenlmrz, Jr. H. C. Jousten. Jr. 3, Jr, Class 0f 45 .T. F. Junker hV. S. Donnell A. L Prinve, th XV. P. llilhnun C, II. Stanton, Jtt L, A, Sun'runu H. P. Vunnnrl Sigma Nu Since its founding seventy-hve years ago at Virginia Military Institute, Sigma Nu has increased until it embraces over 40,000 brnthers, with 98 chapters in almost forty-eight states The Epsilon Gamma chapter was established at Wlesleyan in 1920 from the local Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity. lln July at the beginning of the year, Philip Brown was commander, Louise Scarrone, lieutenant commander, Arthur Berry recorder, and Garry de Neuville Hough, III, treasurer. During that time nine were pledged, another brother returned in the Navy V-12 unit. and 11 tenth is now an instructor in the Navy V-S faculty. In February, there was an installation of the newly elected officers, who were Commander Don Jones, Lieutenant Commander W'illiam Donnell, Recorder George Vennart, and Treasurer Garry Hough. Sigma Nu has been carrying un her tradition of lively participation in house functions and extra-Curricular activities. One of Sigma Nu's unique activities is the popular winter series of Sunday afternoon readings by faculty members. Sigma Nu's men have held pmminent positions and made important contributions to the Argm. the Senate, college body committees, and the Christian Association. and the fruterniy is well represencd in the choir, Der Deutsche Verein, La Societe Fran- caise, Pre-Medical Club, and the Atwater Club. Jnhn Wesley Club The John Wesley Club, temporarily suspended in October 1943 due to war conditions, was reorganized in March 1944 to act as a social unit for the remaining nnn-fratemity men on campus and to give independents an organized voice in campus affairs. The high scholastic record of the club was maintained with the election of six independents to Phi Beta Kappa in February 1944, including the secretary-treasurer of the club, Burt Muller and three members who are now in medical college. The club has a comparatively large number of members, including Woodie Kling, editor of the Argm; Beau Brummel and Howie Wetstone, senator and co-manugers of station WES; Hank Friedman, the club's president, and manager of the baseball team; and Sal Petrone, the vice- president, one of the few civilian members of the varsity baseball team. Many other members were very active in extra-curricular activities. The club was also happy to announce the acceptance by Dr. Kruse of the invitation to act as the club's faculty advisor. Member; of folm Wejley Club E. F. Brummel Di H. Manchester. Jr. V. G. Fellows, Jr. B H. Muller H. Friedmann S A. Peh-one Lt A. B. Hull M. Rennsun Di G. Herzberz A. P. Rydel I. B. Isaac W. R. Sanford H. F. Kling G. E. Steinmetz, Jr. S. I. Kummer Hi J. W'etstone Ai M. Levin The Publications Board The Pub board is a joint student body and faculty committee which supervises the three Wesleyan publicationsethe Argm, the OLLA PODRIDA, and the Cardinal. It is made up of the various editors and business managers, two college body representatives, the Alumni secretary, and four faculty members. The board has been hard pressed this year to keep up the continuity and quality of publications despite an amazing turnover of editors and managers occasioned by Selective Service regulations. They have, however, succeeded admirably in maintaining the caliber of Wes- leyan writing and reporting. Members of the board for this year included President Curts, Secretary Connelly, Professor Burford, Professor Woodbridge, Professor Limbach, Reed Baldwin, Richard Buftum, Heywood Kling, Joe Weitz, Jim Sayre, Morton Stone, Paul Vastola, Charley W'illiams and Harold Conrad. Clgh odkdh Breaking the old traditions in force since 1858, the 1944 OLLA PoDRIDA embraces members of three classes-'43, '44, and '45 who graduated this past year. Designed furthermore as something to bind together the now much dispersed class of 344, this year's book includes all the members of that class who have left. D. J. Sencer as editor and R. P. Foster as business manager started the ball rolling. Both were forced to leave in March '44; Joe Wleitz took over as editor, with Reed Baldwin as associate editor and Jim Sayre as business manager and compiled the book. The pictures of the '44 men and their histories had to be gathered by mail from them or from their parents, and it is principally due to their cooperation that this book has been published. The OLLA PROD has had to trim itself extensively but it is hoped that it will carry on, serving as a bond of union for Wesleyan's war-time classes. AIlBIlS During its seventy-tifth year, despite the war the Argu: was published the whole year round. During the summer semester it was guided by the capable hand of P. B. Brown in editorial affairs. R. C. Voter carried on as business manager. The paper succeeded in keeping up the old traditions despite its being cut in size and coming out only once a week. As the new college year began in November, it found E. K. Fretwell editor and W. S. Donnell busi- ness manager. The Argus began to attract more and more Navy V-12 support and became the unit's Ollie cial paper. Well fulfilling its function as Navy and civilian news-gatherer, the Argm was taken over this semester by Editor H. Kling and Business Manager G. Hough. It has continued on a war-time basis of getting the most out of lessened income, and, having survived this far, is expected to stay as long as Wes carries on. Cardinal Working under heavily adverse conditions-reduced funds and an ever-changing, skeleton-sized staff, the Cardinal, undergraduate magazine of literature and opinion, entered its nineteenth year of continuous publication. The quality of the magazine Was maintained at one of the highest levels in its short history, achieving special commendation in the President's Report, published during the tenure of Ira M. Robinson, editor-in-chief, and Morton D. Stone, managing editor. Paul Vastola succeeded Joe Batsky as business manager. Stone succeeded Robinson in February, 1944. As stated in the January, 1944 number, the Cardinal editorial policy is to publish short stories, poetry and essays, written by students and faculty, the highest literary quality possible; to print articles of scholarship and opinion with the hope that they will simulate thought and discussion throughout the Wesleyan community; and to maintain an editorial tone of honesty, unswerving progressivism upon all matters of interest and significance to its audience. SAMKX anal Srpenf Every spring Skull and Scrpcnt sucicty ulnng with Mystim! Seven tupS fur mmnbcrship nutstiimhng men in cnllcgc life. S and S W.1s founded in 1863 expressly us .1 senior hunorary and emphasizes pmmincncc in athletics in pickingy its members. Lute Prtsident Stcphcn Olin was instrumental in its founding; and the society met :It mrinus plucrs nn campus until the erection in 1914 Hf its presunt bruwnstnne hnmc 0n W'yllys Avenue. The mtmbtrs of thc 4-1 dclcgiltiun includtd: thc husincss man- aged uf the 011A PomunA, and outstanding members uf thc busc- bull, bilskcthull, fnuthull. swam: swimming, and tuck tcums. MEMBERS F. S. Apiccllil D. j. Suduwski M. R, Mortnn, Jr. C. M. Stunc R B. Van Daren pin eta Jialopa MEMBERS Phi Beta Kappa was founded at W'illium and Mary Cullcgc in 1776, It is Amcricu's nldcx't Jnscph 1W. Bdrsky Thomas G. Jnhmun Grcck-lcttcr sucicty. .md, although not founded Philip B. Brnwn Kenneth D. Kittlcsnn us such, it 11.15 :15 its pi'cscnt purpusc the honor- Eric T. Cilrlsnn Jnhn H. Ricgc ing 0f high SChnLu'ship, W'illium A. Ferguson W'illcts H. Shutwcll Only the twp fiftecn percent uf tht senior class Adnlf Grunhiium Rnbcrt K. Spiro i3 tligihlc for membership in this society, W'ti- lcyans clmptcr. Cnnnccticut Giimmii. is the ninth oldest in thc Unittd Stutcs. Wngficaz even MEMBERS P. B. Brown F. C, Miiynurd K. F. Fisher J. S. Mcdd, Jr, R. M. Heath J. H. Riege Mystical Seven was founded in 1837 As L1 fm- tcrnity, hut hJS since then hrmmc .1 Senior humor snciuty busing its mcmbcrship 0n leadership and pmmincncc in cnllsgc activitics. Its nld dwell- intY place wds the attic of the first Nurth Collage. W'hrn this hurntd dnwn, thc society shnrtly after- wards dedicated its present scvansidc-d house. The mcmbcrs from '44 inCIudtd the thrct culltgc body Ufficcrs, thc cditm' 0f the Argm, and four Olin scholars. Aridtian jddociation This year the VUesleyan Christian Association did its usual good job of keeping the student body supplied With worthy activities At Full House Parties they sponsored .1 concert by the Jibers. and during the Winter and spring terms they held frequent college body smokers. The Freshman Handbook made its annual appearance and a Freshman Day was held in the summer term. President Doug Dorchester and Vice-President Doug Verdin have set the goal for this year's Campus Chest drive at $1500. T0 help the war effort :1 drive for blood donors will be started in the near future, A group of twenty was sent to the Nnrthheld Conference and deputaltinns nf twu nr three men are continually being sent to local churches, The many other committees LIFO continuing their various activities. jAe ganaling 0mmitfee Having had the problem of securing preachers for the weekly Chapel services and All the same time maintaining a strong interest to keep attendance high, the Standing Committee has employed considerable ingenuity. Its choice of speakers has been guod, it has picked am hour of service satis- factory to both the choir and the congregation, and it has instituted a new ideal of having ushers. Thanks to their work, WTesleyan Can well be proud of halving been able to keep up its wartime Chapel servicest Wes After an inm-tive .xununor svmmter, WES was roestnlr lished in Nm'emher by Larry thvni-ok, Eliot Brummel :ind Wondy Klinz. The station vontinued tn broadcast to the VVt-xleynn wnnmnnity. In Mnn-h, the progrzlmx inr'luded the eternal Jive at Five, UChapel nf the Air and :1 news analysis h A r. Bun- Uverstroot. Other programs included over W'ICS are HThe Cardinal Workshop, which presents plays over the air, HThv Nnvy Hit Parade, which hringx the N'vy musiv fnvuriivs tn the campus, and several uther t-lxisswnl and modern musical programs. The versatile station ruvvntly added FM programs to its daily 'chedule. us well :15 the hrmldvu in: of the base- ball games from Andrus tiehL These programs along with special events are of Vital inturest tn the whole college, The station is now under the general management of Eliot Brnmmel with Dun: Ford us the t'ilin engineer and Howie XYetstnne as chief :Innnllnrvr. CZapeX Clmir Although the Phoil' has experienced SOYUI'HI Innjm' nlterutinns during the pmt year, it hzu still been able to keep gain: and sin; :11 the Sundny nnd Thursday evening wi'viww mvh wmlk. XVith tin- nhlo support of :1 number at girls Sltlit'hPll t'wnn choirs :u'unnd town by Prat'vssnr Daltry, :1 mixed vhnir has lnmn formed, Also the freshmen have been allowed to 1'Ulllll their wm'k in the m'winizntimi :Is i-rwlit fur Humanities lab. The JihPrs. t'nrmed :lgnin in July. rarrivd nn the trmlitiun of singing; i-nllero SUIIg'S tlntl Vni'inns :Ind .xundry hnrherahnp nulnherst They were able to make :1 set of roi'm'ds Hi the must popular songs in their repertoire which have long NilH'U hI-t-n suhl nut entirely. This year's members have been: Vin Allison, Bud t'nnrnd, Arne Rosen- gi-vnt :lnd Huh Arnoldt linrl Allen 21nd Roy Jones have replaced , the hitter two upnn their ontrzmt-e intn the Survive. AT'WM Allls'm RttWNgl'fn Conrad Since Prnfnssnr Dultry took on tlw extremely difficult job of houd of the Navy Flight Srhlml, tht' choir has hel'n fortunate in hth T H E J 115 15R 5 ing thl' help of Ned Haiwtin. ns organist, nnll Yin Allison 35' lenderi The Candlelight Servni :It t'llristm'ls this year was very im- pressive, us were several other choral sei'vwes which have been put on. wage 1?on ozzL-cm Charles Williams, President. The Ox, 21 Chemistry major, has been very active in football and baseball, and is well known around the campus for general leadership. He is a member of the Mystical Seven. Chris Maffucci, Vice-President. A member of the V-12 unit, Chris has provoked many a chuckle around Wesleyan for his quick wit. He has played basketball this winter and is a member of Skull and Serpent. Jack Olson, Secretary-Tieasurer. Jack, also a sailor, has participated in athletics, is an Olin scholar, a member of Skull and Serpent, and chairman of the Honor System Committee. On the departure of the latter two officers for Midshipman School, they Were replaced respectively by Louis Scarrone, who has been :1 member of the Honors College, and Bud Conrad, who has figured prominently in the choir and Jibers. jlw .Sjenalfe As a governing body for student interests, the College Body Senate consists of twenty undergraduateseone senator from each fraternity and the John Wesley Club, one senator from each of the four freshman dormitories, three non-voting delegates from esteemed extra-cutricular activities, and six v.12 senators from the U. S. St North College. This group assembles weekly under the supervision of the College Body officers, who are elected annually by popular ballot. With a reduced enrollment actually participating in community functions, the tasks of the 1944 Senate have dwindled to routine affairs and inevitable adjustments. As has been mentioned above, expedients have been made to maintain V-12 participation in the College Body Senate and Wesleyan activities. These last two semesters have also wit- nessed modifications in the Rushing Rules, the standing committees, and several lesser con- stitutional provisions. At this time, plans are being made to enlist civilian student sup- port for cooperative War Stamp purchases, the Middletown Blood Bank, and a campus work pro j ect. :begating Connery Debating at Wesleyan has suffered, like every other activity, a slump from the quantitative standpoint. The scarcity of opponents was matched only by the paucity of debaters. However dim- inished the extent of the activities the teams managed to come through all engagements unscathed. Leroy Lawrence and Donald Wexler were president and manager, respectively, of the Debating Council while at college. Upon their departure, Paul Tillett and Charles Terry took over their posts. In the spring of 1943, the council carried on a program of inter-collegiate round-table discus- sions of topics of general interest hoping thereby to stimulate thought on the pressing problems of the day. N. Y. U., Pembroke, and Rhode Island State were among the campuses visited under this program. The debaters also made excursions to speak before such organizations as the Hartford Zonta Club, various churches, Rotary Clubs and similar groups on public questions. Together with Lawrence and Wexler, Terry, Sandahl, Baldwin, Robinson and Tillett shared in these programs. The 1944 season aKorded an opportunity for Buffum, Kummer and Wellman to gain speaking expe- rience, and for Terry and Tillett to add to theirs. Wellesley and Tufts Colleges were engaged in debates on socialized medicine and united nations federation. Wesleyan won the Wellesley debate and in the Tufts contest the home team came 01? with honors while the efforts of the travel- ling affirmative were unjudgedi The Debate Council also sent Terry, Tillett, and BufTum as Wes- leyan's representatives to the annual model congress held at Rhode Island State College. re - WealicaK 6Z4; The Pre-Medical Club was founded in 1919 for the purpose of furthering student interest in medicine and biological research. The club has been composed chiefly of V-12 and civilian students interested in these fields. Meetings have been held bi-monthly at which time men prominent in their respective fields lectured and discussed various topics of interest. Following the lectures the members of the club took part in open round-table discussions. The officers of the club for the past year have been Robert K. Spiro, President, and Roger Voter, Vice-President. On their departure for Medical School these men were replaced by William S. Donnell, President; Richard Bartman, Secretary; Gilbert Camp, Treasurer. Jamar CM The Atwater Club was founded at Wesleyan to provide an opportunity for interested students to further their study of chemistry. Eligible for membership are those men who are taking advanced courses in chemistry and the faculty members of the department. The club flourished this year under the able leadership of President Roger Voter and Vice- President Ted Carlson. Addresses were made to the group this year by Professors Hill, Burford, Gomezeranez, and Leaffer, among others. rencA 6545 La Societe Francaise was recently reorganized after a shurt period of inactivity and continues as an excellent opportunity for those students interested in improving their spoken French. Professors Mann and Briggs 0f the Romance Ldnguuges department have been the two speakers this ye.1t. The club is under the able direction of President Doug Dorchester, Secretary Alex Kutschemft. and Treasurer Dick Buffum Several of the mem- bers are French, a fact Which has injected new life intu the society. erman 67M; One of the oldest clubs on campus, Der Deutscher Verein continues with its purpose of furthering the study and enjoyment of the German language. The faculty guiding lights are Professors Curts, Blankenagel, and Gemeinhardt 0f the department, Cosmo- politan tastes of the group are shown in their choice of spaghetti for the annual Christmas dinner and the fact that Dr. Kruse of the Philosophy department lectured in German on his summer's trip to South America. .u Iluwilgilulilllgh': hJQZOVLOIAd CozXege Classic Russell House, with its beautifully appointed interior and formal gardens. was host to many distinguished visitors and speakers this year. The purpose of the organization is to allow Wesleyan's intelligentsia to meet and hear these men Also many Honurs papers and theses take shape within its walls. Among the visiting speakers this year were Lewis Jones, president of Benningtnn College; Selwyn James, foreign editor of PM; Walter Gropius, professur in the Graduate School 0f Archi- tecture at Harvard; Eugene C. Wilson, president of United Aircraft, and many others. ATHLETICS Since the arrival of the Navy on campus, athletics at Wesleyan have been profoundly changed. The old gym is now a mess hall and the fields are always filled in summer with sweating V-S's and V-12's. Despite the great taxing of VUesIeyan facilities, the Navy has brought many good athletes to Wes, who have starred on our major squads. Since July 1 every team has had a number of V-S's on it besides V-12's and civilians. The influx of new material has enabled our coaches to put out teams very nearly up to pre-war standards. Football and soccer had to be cut out owing to lack of time for the extensive practice required, but basketball, swimming, wrestling, baseball and track have been able to carry on. KMLMJX In the spring 0f 43 Wesleyan's baseball squad won three games and lost seven. The Daniels- men were especially hampered by service losses, and the new policy of using Navy men had not yet been adopted to Fill the gaps in Wes teams. Our first game was with Trinity, which won 10-4. The next contest was a victory over the local V-S team, 4-2, followed by a second loss to Trinity 9-6. There followed three losses,-two to Springfield, 11-0 and 2-1, and one to Connecticut, 18-4. In a second meeting with Connecticut, the Wlesmen took vengeance for their previous defeat in a 5-3 victory. Two more contests with the V-S-ers resulted in an 11-2, and a 5-3 defeat for us. Our third victory was a score of 7-5 over the Middletown Giants The 143 team suffered acutely from a lack of a good pitching staff. Wesleyan's war-horse, Bill Sadowski, started pitching late in the season and showed real ability in his new position. The infield staff was Ziegler, Averill, D. Johnson, MacDonald, Sadowski twhen he wasn't pitchingx while Hickey and M. Heattm were our two catchers. Williams and Semrad starred in the outfield. fluct Under genial Coach Fritz Martin, the '43 track team lost to Springfield, 76-59, and conquered Connecticut, 75V2-59V2. The Wesmen scored 10 points in the New Englands-Schwenk won in the shot-put contest, while Camp placed in the high and the low hurdles. :36 71,quli The tennis season was probably hardest hit of all Wes sports by the war. The MacCurdymen can however claim an undefeated season in '43. In their one contest they beat Haverford 5-4. zgzaeAaZV Wesleyan played a very full basketball schedule this year, meeting college, service and indus- trial teams of this area. The team, at first composed of V-12's and civilians, beat eight industrial teams in pre-season games and then proceeded to vanquish a strong Williams club 48-40 and M. I. T. 47-30, At this point the service called Ralph Hurst away and the flu hit the team hard. Three V-5'5, Wakefield, Pharo, and Howard joined the team at this point and started the rest of the season. Wesleyan then lost to Trinity, 42-84, to Connecticut twice, 25-49 and 32-42 and to Camp Thomas, 40-53. As the flu relaxed we won three games straight conquering Fort Trumbull Maritime School, 58-54, the Yale AAF, 71-65, and the New London Military Police, 75-38. Meeting Camp Thomas a second time, Wes was on the short end of a 72-52 score. A powerful Coast Guard delegation beat us next, 49-32. The second Trinity game was a heart-breaker, the Wesmen losing in the final minutes, 49-50. A loss to the Columbia Midshipmen, a team of mid- western stars, 54-38 finished the season. Our team played hard under Coach Fesler's guidance, but sickness, service losses and lack of sufficient practice time handicapped the Wesmen. To Dunda, Ira Robinson, and Sabalis, ex of Western Reserve, g0 especial credit-their spirited play throughout the season was a driving force Swimming The swimming season was short, and the record of one loss and one win does not convey the in every game. whole turn by any means. Lack of sufficient practice and sickness contributed to our loss to Coast Guard, 26-49. The second meet, when our full squad was present, was a different story and at Trinity squad bowed, 43-34. Outstanding among the McCurdymen were Eaton, a V-5er, who excelled in the backstroke; Walz, V-12, ex of Connecticut, and Charlie Ash, V-12, both fine sprintmen. ELASE HF 1945 Frank Louis Adelman, JXWC Richard Charles Ahlberg, $N9 Frederick Mitchell Anderson, AT Robert Marcus Anderson, JWC John Anthony Antonetti, JWC John William Atkinson, AKE Heman Buckingham Averill, CDNG Burnie Barton Bailey, II, AKE Wesley Ace Bailey, B911 Merritt Beach Barker, AND David Lewis Bartlett IIII, AAip Alfred Lee Loomis Bell, JL, WT Graham Bernat Bell, AT George Strong Benham, JL. AT William Hosmer Bennett, III, ATA Bruce Peter Bernstein, JWC Edward Samuel Breakell, EX John Ashley Brown, Jr., XW Kenneth Walton Brown, Jr., AMI! Paul Boucot Brown, AXP Donald Curtis Bruster, QNO Walter Clinton Burke, JL, 2X Rollin Beach Burton, J11, AKE Stuart Wymans Bush, ATA James Colin Campbell, AAQJ James Anthony Cavallaro, JWC Charles Winslow Chace, JWC Harold Bernard Chamberlain, Jr., ATA Donald Lilburn Clark, AT Raymond Pierce Clayberger, Jr., BGH Francis Xavier Cody, EX E. Deforest Cole, AKE Richard Boyenca Combs, XW Harold Conrad, JL, ATA Maurice Edward Cowan, AT George Potter Darrow, III, QEK john Longacre Del Mar, EX Edwin Kingley Dimes, XW William Shepard Donnell, EN William James Drakos, 'DXK Donald Gardner Dunn. WT Philip Roswell Earl, AKE John Watson Eginton, JL, AKE George Watson Eldredge, QEK Richard Justin Feinberg, jWC Robert Jordan Feinberg, JWC Joshua Milton Fiero, EX Robert Dexter Fleming, EN Robert Perry Foster, JL, QNG Henry Friedman, JWC Eugene Gardner, AN? James Anthony Gaudet, EN James Louis Gavin, EN David Norman Gidman, JWC Marvin Marshall Gilbert, jW'C Sherman Edward Gordon. JWC William Clark Gordon, BGH Robert Howard Gould, EX Benjamin William Grant, JL, ATA Arthur LeRoy Greason, J12, AXP Donald Neilson Griffm, XW Peter Griskivich, EN Charles Lanier Griswold, B811 John Robert Groezinger, AXP Richard Irving Gross, JVUC William Veitch Guthrie, AKE Luther Axtell Richard Hall, JWC Magnus Swenson Harding, BOH Walter George Hatter, AKE David Clifford Harvey, 2X Edward Harold Hastings, EN Donald Scott Heines, XW Allan Myron Herrick, AACD William Philip Hillman, III, EN George Edwin Huntington, JWC Edward Janavel Huth, JWC Herbert Evald Johnson, Jr., JWC John Chester Kenyon, AXP Robert Joseph Kerim JWC Robert Louis Kirk, EN Venizelos Eustratios Kondonellis, JWC Stanley Kurz, JWC John Armington Laidler, AXP Louis Laroche, IDEK Richard Bowers Lezotte, AXP Samuel Cunnell Lind, JL, ATA Walter Ricks Littell, J11, XW Stuart Boulter Little, CIJNG James Hayden Lord, JWC Russell Edward Lortz, JL. XW Norman Arthur Lougee, J11, BGH Francis William Lovett, Jr. AXP Fred Graham Low, JL, B011 John Kent Lydecker, ATA David Murray MacDonald, JVVC Charles Albert MCFeely, JL, AXP Donald Bashford MacMillan, JWC Christopher Columbus Maffucci, JL, AT James Edward Malone, JL, AXP Robert Charles Maming. $N9 Frank Comstock Mead, 2N Charles Miller, AACII Richard Pierre Millkin, JL, XW James Stanley Mitchell, XW William Robert Muller, EN Harold John Morse, JL, AKE Burton Harlow Muller, JWC Peter Coeymans Newbury, AKE Robert Lincoln Newell, WT Gene Emmett Noble, ATA John Ivan Olson, JL, AKE John Chester Perkins, EX james Dunbar Pickering, ATA Edward Maurice Porter. WT Allen Meyers Potter, EX Robert Randall Potter, EX Harry Truman Pratt, JL, JWC jack Reynolds, EN Frederick Somcrs Ritchie, JL, WT Edward William Roberts. ATA Ira Miles Robinson, QNG Thomas Hartung Robinson, EX Sherbourne Battles Rockwell, Jru WT Frederick Waldo Rugg, II, AAQ Seymour Harold Saltzman, JWC Eric Peter Sanduhl, JVUC Nicholas Salvatore Saraceno, JWC Louis Arnold Scarmne, EN Robert Ford Schumann, WT Adolph Glaser Schwenk ARE David Alfred Scaley, JL, ATA William Bolte Sinclair, JWC Donald Tait Smith, JWC Charles Wilbert Snow, J12, BOH Scoville Devan Soul6, $N8 Kenneth Wiadd Steere, BQH Kenneth VUade Steere, BOH Harold Robert Steinbruck, $N9 Morton David Stone, JW'C Homer Clyde Stuntz, II, EX Roy Bruce Sutherland, Jr., JXWC Charles Horton Terry, Jr., ATA William Peregrine Thompson, ATA Paul Dexter Tillett, JL, $N9 Francis Bnurne Upham, III, $NO Roy William Vander Haar, 2X William Henry VanHacht, JL, WT Stanley Robert Walsh, $N8 William Raymond Wannemacher, AKE Henry Ernest Webel, KDEK John Max Weyer, JL, WT ELASS ll Donald Charles Abbott, XW Lincoln Victor Adair, AXP Frank Douglas Adams, JWC Joseph Adinolti, EX Charles Jameson Alexander, ATA Earl William Allen, $519 Eldredge Kenneth Allston, EX Joseph Anthony Amanti, AT Richard Russell Anderson, AT Lewis Askin Babbitt, 13319 John Leland Baer, XW Horace Reed Baldwin, ATA Lucian Earl Baldwin, II, AKE John Aloysius Barbara, JL, WT Mark Barlow, QNG Richard Edward Bartman, JWC Charles Palmer Bateman, JL, AKE Bernard Beatman, JWC Thomas Kirk Begg, 'II, JWC James Finley Bell, II, WT James Latimer Bellis, AKE Walter Robert Benkiser. XW Robert Frederick Black, ATA Joseph Saverin Bonee, $N9 John Lahman Bower, AAIIJ Ralph Proctor Bridges, XW William Collier Brooks, JWC MacAlister Brown, QNG Randolph Fletcher Brown, Jr.. QNO Robert Norman Brown, AXP Eliot Fox Brummel, JWC Roland Paul Brunner, EX Wallace Moreau Burnett, XW Carroll Heath Burns, J11, QEK Onno Berndt Buss, JWC Gilbert Powers Camp, XW Robert Klutz Campbell, Jr., AKE Liberate Cassella. JWC Russell Alfred Clark. AT Seward Rush Come, QNG Russell Earle Cole, CDNG Douglas Edward Congdun, AKE James Hathaway Coon, 0N0 Joseph Lacasses Cote, III, B811 Gerardo Coterillo, AKE John Deyo Cowan, $23K James Anthony Cozzolino, JWC Donald Edward Cruess, B911 Albert Willis Cummings, B911 Sebastian Domenick Daniels, JWC Douglas Grassel Dickson, AXP Douglas Freese Dorchester, 2X Edward Stephen Downes, IL, B911 Edward Rogers Doyle, JWC Philip Blair Dundas, WT William Lawrence Earle, AKE James Allyn Eaton. AKE Edward Dean Ellithorp, AKE Mackey Emmett, AXP Robert Atha Whitehead, AT William Wiley Whitten, BQH Henry George Whitton, QXK Frank Kenneth Wigren, AXP Lawrence Wilkinson, QNQ Charles Pierce Williams, CIJNG David Lee Williams, WT Ubele Adrian Wilson, JWC Royden Righter Ziegler, WT F 1945 Walter Frederick Engel, JL, EX Roger Bennett Etherington, AXP Seth Shepard Faison, QNO Victor Gerald Fellows, JL, JWC Edward Loring Ferguson, AAfD Henry Flesh, AAQ Louis Adrian Follis, JVUC Richard Alfred Foxall, QEK Andrew Mackey Gent, ATA Lucian Arthur Geraci, JL, AXP Herbert Everett Gernert. J11, AXP Isadore Gershman, JWC Charles Leland Getz, JL, BGH James Ogden Goodale, EN Richard Gould, tDNG William Blair Gould, JVUC Harold Oliver Graves, WT Robert Marchbrook Gray, AT Willard Avery Gray, JWC John Eaton Grout. AAQ William Mervin Grove, 2N Robert David Harris, JWC Nathaniel Hathaway, AXP Monroe Himelstein, JWC Arthur Lambom Hofman, XW John Horbal, JWC John Frederick Horwath JWC Garry de Neuville Hough, EN Henry John Hrostowski, AT Harold Berresford Hubbell, JL, 2N Adelbert Barley Hunt, JL, JWC Kimball Iglehart Ben John Hawkins Irwin, JL. ATA Herbert Leroy Jameson, J11, B811 John Darling Jennings, JWC Peter Salisbury Jennings, JWC Ralph Redington Johnson, Jr., QNQ Donald DeVoe McKendree Jones, 2N David Arthur Jordan, WT Henry Josten, JWC John Edward Kapica, I'I, JWC Robert Allen Kenney, XW Philip Gordon Keith, AXP Charles Wick Kenworthy, WT Robert WHlliam Kircher. QEK Heywood Fisher Kling, JWC Andrew George Kridl. EN Albert Abbe Lecrenier, $N8 Henry Virginius Leonard, JL, AA'JIJ Vincent James Lepore, JL, BGH Alan Marshall Levin, JWC George Joseph Levinskas, JWC Benjamin David Liveten, JWC Dwight Hillis Livingstone, QNG Willard Atkinson Lockwood, AT Charles Jackson Loomis, AXP Carl Edwin Loughry, BOH David Richard Ludwig, JWC George Albin Ferdinand Lundberg, B911 Robert Frederick Lutz, B811 Robert Joseph McAvoy, AMP John Paul McDonnell, AA? Alexander MacDougall MacFarlane, Jr. AKE Donald Russell McGowan, B911 Robert Henry McManus, CIING Peter Swormstedt Mansfield. WT Generoso Francis Joseph Marta, 2N Edwin Hyland May, Jr. XW Townsend Easton Mayer, Jn, $21K Burton Franklyn Miller, XW Eugene Sidney Mittleman, JWC Edwin Jude Moore, BGH Everett Dunbar Morey, JWC Henry William Nichols. JL, JWC William Andrew John Nichol, WT Jeffry Norton, AAQ Frank Ellsworth Parkhurst, J12, AAQ Winslow Shapleigh Patterson, AXP Peter Socrates Pemkos, AT Carl Ervine Peterson, AT-A David Lester Pitt, AND Spencer Lloyd Plehaty, AKE Bernard Mortimer Prensky, JWC James Lewis Prescott, J12, WT Richard Swain Preston, $2K Dudley Wells Redfield, Jr., AKE John Francis Reichard, EN William Wesley Reynolds. Jr., ATA Neil Bruce Rickard. $NO David Kiser Richards, JWC John Richards, 2N Harwood Jay Richardson, 2N James Morton Curran Ritchie, WT David Arthur Robinson, AKE James Thompson Robinson, AAfD Samuel Sewall Rodman, AXP James White Sayre, ATA John William Schmalz, AT Donald Everett Scott, BGH Cushman Lathrop Sears, ATA ELASE IIP Bruce Morrow Allen, JWC Anthony Americus Amendola, JWC Robert Guild Arnold, AAQ Delos Aumock, QNG Felix Bruno Bartosik, BGH Ralph Mitchell Bemis, JWC George Blumenthal, JWC Scott Jason Boley, JWC Peter Anthony Bruce, CIJNG Edward Conger Brewster, 2X Richard Aldrich Buffum, EX George Harry Buschmann, WT Wallace Sherman Clark, II, AAQ Robert Parker Cook, JL, B911 Robert Augustus Dalferro, JWC Dominick Daniel Devalos, JWC Charles Gordon Dibble, AKE Edwin Augur Dudley, B811 Winston Page Elstnb, lPNGD Gerard Kenneth Feliu, ATA James Frederick Greenway, EN Myron Bartlett Griswold, CIDNG John Burt Halsted, WT Herbert Rindge Hands, ATA Francis Kiernan Hayes, JVVC Charles William Henstenburg, IL, EN Irwin Harold Hertz, jWC Donald Gabriel Herzberg, JWC Charles Graves Hill, 2X Robert Benjamin Selvin, AXP David Judson Sencer, $N8 William Arnold Shanklin, III, AAQ Albert Sidd, EX Richmond Hall Smith, WT John Forrest Snow, BGH Bruce Garr Stout, WT James Maynard Strang, AKE Walter Hodgetts Sttrange, AXP John Andres Studwell, XW Vincent Anthony Suprynowicz, JWC Harold Earl Swallow, Jr., EX Allen David Teot, JWC William Alford Thorp, B811 Charles Mills Tiebout, EX Louis Albert Trilsch, BGH Fredrick Cushing Trimble, XW Richard Carleton Tripp, ATA Keith Gardner Valentine, ATA Douglas Florent Verdin, AXP Joseph Sala Vila, AKE Douglas Vought, JL, XW William Warren, III, WT James Bentley Wagman, BGH Richard Cantor Weisman, 2N Robert Anderson Wells, AXP Harlan Leonard Potts Wendell, XW Howard Jerome Wetstone, JWC Lewis Albert Whitney, Jr., QEK Richard Donald Whittaker, EN William Pierce Widdoes, AKE Richard Earl Wiley, EX Richard Louis Will, AAQ Robert Stine Winchester, AKE Harry Sherrill Witt QEK John Eric Woods, ATA Robert Lloyd Wuertz, EX Strata Nicholas Xenelis, JWC Trell Woodbury Yocum, II. AA? William Chase Young, JL, EX Sherman Zimmerman, JL, JWC 1947 - $1? Walter Boyd Hoover. II, JWC Leon Albert Home, J11, JWC Walter Meade Jackson, AT Carl Emanuel Johnson, ATA George Clegg Joosten, 2N Michael Edward Kripas, JWC Paul Ranney McCurdy, WT Warren Jennings McEntee, ATA Dudley Haley Manchester, Jr., JWC William Joseph Marciniak, JWC James Joseph Morrissey, JWC George Clark Neumann, EX James Henry Lipfert Ott, Jr., WT Salvatore Alfred Petrone, JWC Robert Hughes Petty, AT Herbert Arnold Phelon, J11. WT Albert Irving Prince, Jr., 2N Thomas Chambers Wayne Roberts, JWC William Howard Rybeck. J11, AKE Aloysius Peter Rydel, JWC Philip Edward Schneider, JWC John David Sherer, AKE James Christie Shields, B911 William Culver Skilling, $NG Harold Emil Smith. 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REED Radios, Electrical Sales and Service W 143 WILLIAM STREET HH malf-Block from Muim HH Phone 3540-W Middletown, Conn. NH PELTON7S DRUG STORES 186 E. Main Street Telephone 2540 CIGARS, CIGARETTES, PIPES HH SODA and LUNCHEONETTE H. We Supply the Collegf .. Parker and Sheaffer Pens W Phone Orders Delivered M MIDDLESEX SPORT CENTER ' Everything in Sport? W 351 Main Street, Middletown Middletownk Best Equipped Empire SHOE Rebuilders Carl Morello, Prop. qror Fine Shoe Rebuilding, 167 Main Street Middletown, Conn. College Printing YOUNCS 182 Court Street Next to Old Norlh Church S. MARINO 81 SONS BAKERY Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria Spaghetti Pizza Grinders Served Daily The Oldest Italian Bakery in the Countf 56 Ferry Street Middletown, Conn. Phone 420