Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Class of 1932

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THE 1932 WITTENBERGER ? % 7 BAI.CAR FOLLI AS KUBELIK PANDEFF PARKER PRZIKLI N'G Graduate Students •Howard I). Daniel Wilbcrforce, O. Mrs. Mary Louise Parker (Springfield, 0. Alpha Delta Pi; A. B., Ashland College, 1919. “Robert Gotwai.d RemsbergSpringfield, O. Phi Kappa Psi; A. B., Wittenberg College, 1931. •Frances Barbara Schneider Springfield, O. Alpha Xi Delta; A. B., Wittenberg Col- lege. 1931. Special Students •Herman Otto Abki.e Springfield, O. •Lucile A it ken Spiingficld, (). •John Armbruster 'Greenville, 0. •Eva Coons Springfield, 0. Chi Omega. Bi.ahoslav Balcar Ccrmnu Kysperka, Czechoslovakia Cosmopolitan Club; International Fiicnd- ship Club. •Jules Kiplinger Rushville, Ind. •Dietrich Bartens Cosmopolitan Club. Berlin, Germany •Bohusi.av Bayer Nachod, Czechoslovakia Ginette Follias Cosmopolitan Club. Rheims, France •Dale Frantz Springfield, 0. •Ruth IIelsei. Springfield, 0. •'Fii.den Hummel New Lexington, 0. •Not in panel. Jiri Kubelik Praha, Czechoslovakia Choir; Cosmopolitan Club. •Armenag Manockofk Cosmopolitan Club. •Ruth E. Miller •Esther Oelrich Sigma Alpha lota Lubomir Pandeff •Hallie Port . Georg Prziki.ing •Trygve Rosholm Cosmopolitan Club. •Yusuf 'Foma •Ruth Zahm Sofia, Bulgaria Springfield, O. Springfield, O. Hasovo, Bulgaiia Springfield, O. Glcinitz, Germany Oslo, Norway Bagdad, Iraq Springfield, O. Page Twenly-tu'o

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THE 1932 WITTENBERGER SHARROCK BOWMAN MONTGOMERY SOUDERS JACOBS Class of 1932 The officers of the class of 1932 are: Catherine Bowman, president; Mary Montgomery, secretary; Harold Bonders, treasurer ; and Richard Jacobs, sergeant - at-arms. The elected president, Charles Sharrock, did not return to Wittenberg for the second semester, but was employed as a field secretary of the college. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Schneider are honorary members of the class. At a meeting held on March 2, 1932, the blue delphinium was chosen as the class flower and blue and silver as the class colors. “Ad astra per aspera,” (To the stars through difficulty), is the class motto. During their freshman year the class elected these officers: Katherine Roth, president; Robert Morey, vice-president; Mildred Keplinger, secretary; Ralph Krueger, treasurer; and Anson Cook, sergeant-at-arms. In 1930 the officers of the class were: Douglas Smith, president; Myrle Corwin, vice-pre dent; Eleanor Poole, secretary; Lloyd Harris, treasurer; and Richard Jacobs, sergeant-at-arms. Last year the following juniors headed their class: Philip Schneider, presi- dent; Dorothy Agler, vice-president; Margaret McKenzie, secretary; Glen Jones, treasurer; and Wade Koons, sergeant-at-arms. Page Twerty-four