Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1938 volume:

PUBLISHED•BY•THE JUNIOR • CLASS • OF WITTENBERG SPRINGFIE COLLEGE LD, • OHIO COPY 1938 RIGHT I WHETHER IT BE USED TO PRESS PANTS OR CORSAGES OR AS A GUIDE FOR BLIND • DATES , THE 193 8 WITTENBERGER IS A BOOK OF BOOKS IN A COLLEGE OF COLLEGES chief bookies DAVE ILLINGWORTH-EDITOR DAVE REEVES - BUS.MGR. Be its pages as gleam ami SPOTLESS AS A PlLUSDPHy TEXT DR AS VEIL THUMB' ED AND DOG'EARED AS A FRATER' CLASSES ATHLETICS FEATURES CONTENTS FACULTY Faculty Dedication rage . 11 President and the Deans 12-13 College Faculty Members 14 to 17 CLASSES All Class Officers 20-30-36-40 Seniors and Junior Pictures 37 to 45 Sophomores, Freshmen 21 to 35 ATHLETICS Varsity Athletics 46 Basketball Champs 54-55 Intramural Sports 62-63 ACTIVITIES Honoraries, Clubs, 66 Organizations, Publications, to Speech. Musical 1(H) ORGANIZATIONS Fraternity, Sororities 110 Pictures of Houses to And Members, Statistics 143 FEATURES Beauty Queens 146 Snaps and Shots to Index of Students 176 OF THE BOOK OF BOOKS FACULTY NEW FACULTY MEMBERS “Masters, strong and wise, Who teach because they love the teachers task, And find their richest prize In eyes that open and in minds that ask. I Page Nine 1 WITTENBERG COLLEGE of COLLEGES, a son rce of sou nd e d u c a t i o n, where personality, character, and scholarship are enrich- ed in depth and molded inseparably into being— the profound result of long years of devo- tion to an ideal, --- a distant dream come true_______ Page Ten DEDICATION J 70R their steadfast devotion and faithful ser- CJ vice to our Alma Mater, for their inestim- able share in the establishment and mainte- nance of her present high scholastic stand- ing; for their wise and cheerful counsel; for the inspiration of their example in upholding the lofty traditions of Wittenberg, and for their unfail- ing friendship which was a source of the greatest plea- sure and benefit to all who knew them, we, the class of 1938, sincerely dedi- cate this the faculty section of “The Wittenberger for 1938. Piige Eleven PRESIDENT REES EDGAR TULLOSS A.B., B.D. Wittenberg College Pli.D. Harvard I Diversity D.D. Lenoire-Rhyne I.L.n. Muhlenberg College AS the preface tells the purpose of a hook, so Dr. Tulloss defines the purpose of Wittenberg College in our hook of Philosophy. It is up to him ro see that the hook will he well written, or the purpose ful- filled. This he does with amazingly fine results. A scholar himself, our president takes pride in giving honor to those who deserve it and encouraging it al- ways. Supplementing the many other characteristics he possesses, he is a good business man, which is made evident in the financial security Wittenberg enjoys. With pride and pleasure we say “Yes, that distinguish- ed man is our President”. ■ Page Twelve DEAN c:. Ci. SHATZKR A. B.. A. M.. Sc. D. DEAN MISS IMMELL becomes an important part of a textbook of Philosophy because of her wise counsel and the interest she has in every phase of college. Our Dean is highly respected by the many women she personally contacts each year. WITTENBERG students have for twelve years enjoyed work under Dean Pershing. For the last five years the men on campus have profited by his advise and appreciated his under- standing. With ease he adds to our Philosophy book. Dean c. g. shatzer. a.b., A.M., Sc.D., in his role as dean of college may be likened to the Table of Content, for under his skillful guidance we are directed to every part of the book or every department of the college. His congeniality immedi- ately wins him friendship with every- one he meets. His students will tell you it is impossible to leave his classes without feeling the richer for having known the man as well as the teacher. OF AN RUTH IMMELL A.B., M.A. DEAN B. H. PERSHING A.B., B.D.. A.M., Ph.D. Page Thirteen V. B. BA Physica SVcond Ron W. C. BE VER. Ph.D. Biology A. A. BEI t Directo P. F. BLO MHARDT. Ph.D. Biograf � y Third Ron. W. H. BL Educati E. T. BO Biology L. F. BO f Home Fourth Ron P. R. BREJ Public JEANE Public BI t JGHMAN, B.S. in Ei . Education :HER. Mus.B. of the School of Music HIGH, A.M. � n I ENBERG, Ph.D. MAN. A.M. onomics ;s. A.M. peaking )WNE, M.A. leaking ROSE CAl'fWGAN, A.M. English Fifth Row: F. F. CHAPMAN. A.M. Education C. A. CLAUSEN. Ph.D. History T. A. DUNN. A.M. Education Page Fourteen Top Row: Mfs. EMMY ERWIN Cashier and Office Manager of the College E. E. FLACK. Th.D., 0.0. Old Testament Language and Literature JOYCE FOSTER. B.S. Typing, Stenographv D. GRANT Art BETTY F. HAINES, A.B., MuS.B. Second Row: Violin. Theory ERNA V. HAM. Mus.B.. B.S. in Ed. Public School Music J. B. HAM. Mus.B.. Mus.M. Voice and Theorv GRACE N. HANNAFORO Registrar H. G. HARP, M.Sc. Astronomy Mathematics AOA HATTON Third Row: Assistant Controller P. H. HEISEY. Pm.D. Religious Education R. H. HILLER, A.M., Lirr.O. Greek E. A. HOVDESVEN. B.Mus. Piano. Organ E. A. JENSEN. A.B. Business Administration, Business Manager of the College T. A. KANTONEN. Ph.O. Systematic Theology Tl n o p!- Tufi Row MARGARET KANTZER. A.M. Education, Acting Director ot To;ichcr Training G. V. KELLEY. J.D. Public Speaking D. T. KRAUSS. J.D. Business Administration F. K. KRUEGER. Ph.D. Political Science C. A. LAWSON. Ph.D. Second Row: Biology. K. G. LIND. A.B. English A. F. LINN. Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Chemistry G. H. MacPHERSON, A.M. French ANABELLE MeINTIRE, A.B.. BSc. Library Science E. H. MARSHALL Third Row: Controller J. W. MORGAN. Ph.D. Chemistry A. M. MOWER. A.M. German M. J. NEUBERG, Ph.D. Psychology FOREST NEWMAN. A.B. Physical Education GRACE PRINCE. A.M. Librarian, Assistant Professor Page Sixteen To � Row: J. P. SCHNEIDER. Ph.D. English A. B. SCHAFFER, A.M. Education M. E. SIDDALL, A.M. Homo Economics Second Row: T. W. STOBBS, A.B. Physical Education, Head Coa h R. P. THOMAS, B.A., B.S. in i.E. Physics, Engineering Sciences M. O. TRIPP, Ph.D. Mathematics J. T. WILLIAMS, Mus.B. Piano, Theory, Chorister CL S. WILLIAMS, Mus.B. Piano, Theory Page Seventeen Third Row: C. L. Van De WALL, Dr. Jur. Sociology C. Van RIPER, A.M. Economics J. B. Van WHY, A.M. Director ot Health and Physic Education Fourth Row: G. P. VOIGT, Ph.D. American Literature E. O. WEAVER, Sc.D. Physics C. F. WEI MAN, L.L.B., A.M. Business Administration, Spat Fifth Row: W. D. WEST. Ph.D. Physical Education, Psycholog Page Nineteen OFFICERS President WENDELL WATTS V u -President CAROL SUNDBERG Secretary GLADYS TELLEEN Tred surer VERA ZEIGLER SENIORS It is a Red Letter day in the Album for these . . . Four years ago they started to fill the pages; Their hearts aspired to one great goal that day; To learn the truest aim and find a way. They learned the truest aim and found a way. They sail ahead new realms to gain. E N I O R Page Twenty s E I S OLAN AUGHBAUGH Troy, O. JOHN G Warn ALLEN i, O. BOYD ABRAMS Wadsworth, O. GERTRUDE BANE Wheeling, W. Va. HAROLI BAIR Champa n, III. ROWENA AULL Walhalla, S. C. BETTY BORLAND Wheeling, W. Va. JANE Bfc Chic; :htolt o. III. IVAN BARNHART New Carlisle, O. GLENN BUCHER Gary, Ind. LAURA Sprin •ON BROD field, O. RICHARD BRADSTOCK Bucyrus, O. Class of 1938 Page Twenty-one SENIORS KITH BUCHMAN Lancaster. O. BILLY B. Bl Springfield, DORIS CAREY Springfield. O. GERTRUDE Chicav WARD CHARLESWORTH Chicago, III. JAMES CLE 1 A k ron ARDELLE COLEMAN Canton. O. MARY COL Springfield K Y ARTHUR BUSSARD Dayton, O. CARLSON . III. RAY CARLSON Toledo, O. ENGER O. ROBERT CLICK Springfield, O. ETTE O. MARGARET COOK Toledo, O. Class of 1938 Page Tuvnty-tuo Class of i93 8 FREDERIC K New Sprin KATHRYN DEATON Springfield, O. MARY D Toledo RICHARD DIBBL Wadsworth, O. DEY ield.O. EDWARD DRISCOLL Springfield, O. :key 3. GILBERT DICKERHOOF Bellaire, O. FRED FABER Ashland, O. CLAl’DE :CKMAN New Midd L-town, O. RAY DYKSTRA Springfield, O. JOHN FRANZ Wheeling, W. Va. CHARLES Sprin E. FRALICK field, O. WILLIAM FISHER Loudon ville, O. S E 1 S Page Tuerty-three Class of i93 8 LUTHER FUELLING Cleveland. O. ROBERT G Sandusl NGWARE . O. NANCY GOOD Tiffin. O. DOROTHY GETTER New Philadclphis, O. JAMES HAL McMechen, W. ... WILLIAM HELMBOLD Ft. Thomas. Kt. WERNER H Li TOM HOM RIG HAUSEN Dover, O. FRED JACO S Wapakoncta, ROBERT HEINE Ft. Wayne, Irul. NDERSON a. O. ANNALIESE HILKERT Dayton, O. JERRY KISSELL Columbus Grove, O. t t S E I S Page Tuenty-four s E I S JACK KOC Lima. O. HOWARD KLHSA Stow, O. Rl’TH LA.'DWEHR Toledo MARJORIE LA FONT A IN Pleasant City, O. LOIS LI ERE Akron. SARAH LEIMBACH Greenford, O. MARGARE McD| PETTY MECK Racine, Wis. MARTHA KUHLMAN Lima. O. EL WOOD LEFFEL Springfield. O. O. HUBERT LYNCH Toledo, O. )OTT ADOLPH MEDER Wheeling. W. Va. McCORKLE laid, O. ' i Class of 1938 Pane Tuenty-fitv SENIORS CHN MHISTER Cincinnati. O. CATHERINE MITCHELL Springfi LI. O. I LEAN MOORE Springfield, O. ANDREW MORAN Cleveland, O. ELIZABETH JIXON Ashbury Pari . N. J. PACE NORMAN Springfield. O. EDWARD OR INSKY Berea, O. WILLIAM C Syracuse, X' 30RN d. EAITH PAULUS Chicago, III. GORDON PEABODY Girard, O. DOROTHY I Toledo, •TERS ARTHUR PORTZ Lakewood, O. Class of i 93 8 Page Tuenrysix Class of i93 8 WENDELL Spring fi' NELLIE RADCLIFFE Wheeling, W. Va. ANE KOI, Tulsa, Ok ARRV ROBERTS Dayton, O. ADA CL AI Lou EUNICE SNYDER Clarion. Pa. HELEN ST St. Pari EDWARD STROEREL Wapakoneta, O. BEATRICE REMER I Irbana, (). IAMSEY d. O. EDWIN SHEPARD Springfield, O. ND i. NEVIN STOVER Youngstown. O. E SPECKMAN ilie. Kv. RICHARD SULTZBACH Portsmouth, O. fRGEON . O. s E I S Page Twenty-seven CHRISTINE SUNDAY Ft. Wayne, Ind. CAROL SUf Springfiel DBERG . O. RUTH SWINGLE Philo. O. MARTHA TEH AN Springfield, O. GLADYS TH.LEEN Ridgewood JN. J. IDA VOEGELE Crestline. O. LENORE WAMSHER Toledo, O. BARBARA WARNER Ft. Waynl Ind. CHARLES WEAVER Leipsic, O. WENDELL WATTS Hillsboro, O. ROBERT WfflMER Continental O. SUE WELCH Van Wert, O. Page Twenty-eight SENIORS LEWIS Barbert WILLIAM WELTHER Youngstown, O. RAY Wl 1TMAN Springli Id, O. GAIL WHITE Springfield, O. ERNER n. O. 'OHN WOIDE Cleveland, O NORMAN WHITE Dayton, O. CLIFFOR } WRIGHT Sprin field, O. JOE WORK Springfield, O. ROBERT Wadsw MARGARETE WRIGHT Hamilton, O. RUTH ZIMMER Neweomerstown, O. YOUNG rth, O. FLORENCE YODER Lakewood, O. Class of 1938 Page Twenty-nine J U N I O R S OFFICERS President HENRY SCHOFER V ice-President WINIFRED KI ESTER Secretary EDITH LANG T reasurer HAROLD ROUND Page Thirty JUNIORS Our Album now is about complete . . . We look to have the harvest, not to the rusty plow; We have confidence in things we do, . . . As our goal draws near, our work is pleasure now. . . . This is our publication, which we present to you. NEXT year our Album will be complete . . . Let’s let work transcend. . . . Page Thirty-one J s JND . hio 'ININC 3 Fourth Row: HELEN DANIELS Cleveland, Ohio DONALD DENNIS Springfield, Ohio NELSON EIDEMIU.HR Dayton, Ohio HENRY FETTIS Dayton, Ohio DORIS PICKLING Lakewood, Ohio Top Row: HOWARD GUS” ARNHOLT Loudon ville, Ohio MERLE ASPLIN Cleveland, Ohio JOSIAH AUTENRIETH Ft. Wayne. Ind. MARGARET BAKER Zanesville, Ohio CHARLES BALLARD Springfield, Ohio Second Row: HELEN BASE Columbian RAYMOND South Viei i ELAINE BIT! Toledo, Ol HAROLD BO| Lakewood, AI LEE N BRAII Ft. Wayne, lEALS a, Ohio iR Third Row: EDNA BROU Miamishurj ELIZABETH Jcromcsvill :R . Ohio JH Ohio (. HESROWN Ohio Page Thirty-two CARL COAD St. Louisville, Ohio HELEN COPENHAVER Matian, Va. DUANE CRAWMER Bellevue, Ohio bp Row: IYLL1S FRIESNER Union City. Ind. Second Row: BETTY GRAVIUS Toledo, Ohio 1ARGARET FRY Hagerstown. M. D. MARIAN GRUBE Springfield, Ohio ICHARD FULTON Dayton, Ohio DONNA HAWKE Springfield, Ohio pAGAVEY Springfield. Ohio ROBERT HAMPTON Dayton, Ohio RACE GEHR1NG Euclid, Ohio MARTHA HOLLIDAY Marion. Ohio Third Row: CHARLOTTE 1 lOMRIGHAt IS Toledo. Ohio DAVIS ILLINGWORTH Johnstown, Ohio FRANCES JACKSON Findlay. Ohio JUNE JOHNSON Pittsburgh, Pa. GEORGE KEYSER Mansfield, Ohio Fourth How: WINIFRED KIESTER Middletown, Ohio RUTH ANN KNOLLENBERG Richmond, Ind. JUNE KRAMER Springfield, Ohio EDITH LANG Cleveland, Ohio AL LASHER Youngstown, Ohio I J u Page Thirty-three R S Top Ron-: EMIL LISAK Wheeling, W. Va. MARIE LOEHRKE Toledo, Ohio DORIS LONG Lorain, Ohio DOROTHY I.OUGHMAN Newark, Ohio KITTY LOU LOPER Richmond. Ind. Second Row: KATHERINE NU KINNEY Columbus, Ohio JOHN MATTSON Lorain, Ohio SHIRLEY MEIER Cleveland. Ohio Fourth Row: BETTY ROBERTSON Dayton, Ohio KATHERINE SCHLEGEL Bussells Point, Ohio KERMIT SHOCK New Lebanon. Ohio BE TY MICHELFELDER Toledo, Ohio AS NE MUCHA .orain. Ohio Thi d Row: GI DYS NELSON arkersburg, W. Va. Cl RLES PALMER ''avion. Ohio JA K PERSHING 'pringfteld, Ohio IX OTH Y POESSE 'haker Heights, Ohio DA OD REEVES Yiyton, Ohio BETH SIGWORTH Lakewood, Ohio KENNETH SMITH Ft. Wayne. Ind. I J U Page Thirty-four O R S J 1 s Fourth Row: GLENN WISE Canton, Ohio MARIE WURTENBERGER Ft. Wayne, Ind. HOWARD YOUNG Wadsworth, Ohio ROBERT ZORN Chicago. III. Top Ron : MARGARET SMITH Barberton, Ohio EDGAR SNYDER Van Wert. Ohio THEODORE SPITLER Findlay, Ohio JOHN STEFA NIK New Kensington, Pa. Second Row: CHARLES ST Louisville, L LUCILLE TEE Dayton, Oh FRANK THO Chicago, III JANE THUM Dayton, Oh Third Row: I 'BEL hio ER j PE ROBERT THURAl' Franklin. Pa. HELEN UFFMAN Page Thirty-five Rossford, Ohio MIRIAM WEARLEY Perrysburg, Ohio ROBERT WILCOX Corning, N. Y. P H O M O OFFICERS President DOROTHY BF;RGQUIST Vice-President MABEL PICHOTTA Secretary MIRIAM HAYNES T reasurer GEORGIAN A STEARNS SOPHOMORES Some wondered when they started their Album . . . Whether they could persevere, and never tire. “What is this precious goal that they desire? Why waste your time?” we asked in a mocking way. But they aspire to things more worth their while . . . They turn the pages on to find life’s truest aim . . . Page Thirty-six SOPHOMORES Top Ron: DAVID ALBRIGHT Akron, O. JEANNE ARNHOLT Dayton, O. LORENE AUGHBAUGH Troy, Ot WILLIAM BEARD Springfield, O. DOROTH Y Illi RGQl JI ST Swissvale, I’ . FRED BIGELOW Detroit, Mich. RICHARD BITTENBENDER Springfield, O. BETTY BLUM Millersburg, O. GENE BOZE Dayton. O. JEAN COCHRAN McConnelsville, O. BETTY JANE DAUTELL Toledo, O. CAREY MARGARET DAVIS O. Dayton, O. Middle Row: RUTH BURNS Millersburg, O. JAMES Salem. O. LA VERNE BUSEK Wakeman, O. SARA Girard WILLIAM BUTLER Urbana, O. Bottom Row: JOSEPHINE DRAKE FRED ELSEA New Carlisle, O. Findlay, O. RUTH EGGERT Toledo, O. MARGARET EICHEL Ft. Wayne, Ind. IRENE ERNWEIN Louisville, Ky. MAXINE EVANS Springfield, O. FREDA EAGER Dayton, O. RUTH FLACK Springfield, O. MARY GEISE Lima, O. Page Thirty-seven Tof Row: MARK GETZENDANER Davenport, Iowa JKAN HAIR Conover, O. JOHN HALLAUER Wauseon, O. BETTY HAWK Warren, O. MIRIAM HAYNES Barberton, O. LOIS HELFRICH Lorain, O. BETTY HELTZEL Springfield, O. DONALD HOFFMAN Youngstown, O. BETTY JANE HOLLINCER Barberton, O. Bottom Row: RUTH HUFFMAN Springfield, O. BARBARA IHRIG Springfield, O. NADEAN IRWIN Castine, O. SOPHO Toft Row: RUTH I.AUGBAUM New Springfield, O. KATHERINE LINK Springfield, O. VIRGINIA LEBLICQ Sandusky, O. GEORGIANNE JACOBS Ft. Wayne, Ind. EL WOOD JENSEN Springfield, O. VIKEEN KLOPFER Pleasant Hill. O. MORES HELEN KOHLE Springfield, O. CHARLES KURTZ Toledo, O. FRANCES LAMOS Conneaut, O. BETTY LOWE Cleveland, O. NANCY MARSHALL Troy, O. GEORGEANNA MARTIN Ft. Wayne, Ind. CHARLES MOLLETT Mt. Victory, O. GRACE MOORE Springfield, O. CARL OBENAUF Erie, Pa. Bottom Row: WADE O'BRIAN Dayton, O. MARION PERKINS Louisville, Ky. JANE PORTER Youngstown, O. NOR BERT O’DONNELL Troy, O. MURIEL PETER Dennison, O. JANET PURDY Piqua. O. BEATA OTTO Cleveland, O. MABEL PICHOTTA Cleveland, O. M AR! EL L E N PUTE R B A UGH Dayton, O. Page Thirty-eight Toff Row: HERMAN RAIL!: Arcanum, O. HELEN RAWLINSON Mt. Vernon, O. FRANCES REPP Lima� O. ELEANOR RINK El Toledo, O. JOHN I Keno! V OTH ia, Wis. LI I AM ROTHE fowling (irecn. O. JANE RUDOLPH Cleveland Heights. O. ROBERT RUTHERFORD Huntersville, O. VERA RYAN Springfield, O. WILLAIM SMITH Zanesville, O, VIRGINIA Cuyahoga GO! G ALICE MAE THO Akron, O. ’I ELM AN alls, O. DON STAUB ss Pointc, Mich. NTON GEORCilANNA STEARNS Cleveland, O. BETTY STEINBARGER Dayton, O. FRED STEWARD Spencer ville, O. MARION WALLACE Dayton, O. TOM VAUGHN Elyria, O. FRED WILEY Chicago, III. WILLIS VORE West Milton. O. RUTH YAKE Benton Ridge, O. Middle Row: JANE SCHNURE Selinsgrove, Pa. VIRGINIA SCHULZ Cleveland, O. MARY JANE SHATZER Springfield, O. Bottom Row: DAVID STOFFEL Lakewood, O. HARRIET STORM Ft. Wayne, Ind. MARJORIE THOMPSON Lakcview, O. Page Thirty-nine F R E H M E N FRESHMAN It is the beginning of the Album for these ... Their hearts aspire to one great goal today; They pray for strength to gain it . . . Their guide now shows how best they may succeed. . . . If aim be true, then vast their province grows. OFFICERS President ROBERT SNYDER Secretary MARY GOOD T reasurer LUTHER WALLACE Pa fie Forty EDITH ANDERSON Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio ESTHER BARTHEN Niles, Ohio BETTY BAUMGARTNER Columbus, Ohio EUNICE BENDER Middle Branch, Ohio DOROTHY BOYDE Toledo, Ohio RALPH BRINKMAN Dayton, Ohio MARJORIE FERRALL Youngstown, Ohio GORDON CARLSON Toledo, Ohio MARY CHAMBERS Ft. Wayne, Ind. DOROTHY DAY Dayton, Ohio SAM DEAN Xenia, Ohio JEAN DECKER Piqua, Ohio DWELDA DINGELDEIN Springfield, Ohio AMY STATLER Piqua, Ohio MARJORIE EMERY Akron, Ohio BETTY EVANS Delphos, Ohio FRESHMEN EMILY CLARKE Springfield, Ohio DALE CLICK Springfield, Ohio MYRA CLICK Springfield, Ohio PHYLLIS CONNER Sidney, Ohio FLORENCE CREELMAN Lakewood, Ohio MARY CROCKER Fostoria, Ohio CAROLYN CULLER Lucas, Ohio DUANE CULLER Luc as, Ohio DOROTHY DARR Oil City, Pa. Page l:orty-one FRESHMEN PAULINE GOTT Warren, Ohio SYDNEY GREINER Zanesville, Ohio RUTH HAZEL Youngstown, Ohio HE'D WIG HECK Syracuse, N. Y. LILLIAN HEISEY Springfield, Ohio ALICE HEPNER Tokyo,Japan VIVIAN HERE Columbus, Ohio RUTH HORINE Cleveland, Ohio BETTY JOHNSON Cleveland, Ohio Page Forty-tu o EVELYN FA I LOR Spencervillc, Ohio ROBERT FERGUSON Pittsburgh, Pa. ELIZABETH FORSTER Dayton, Ohio JEAN FRAME Rocky River, Ohio JEANNE FREEBURGER Springfield, Ohio RICHARD FREEMAN Lima. Ohio BETTY FRENCH Cleveland Heights, Ohio MARY GOOD Tiffin, Ohio RUTHANNA GOTITERMAN Port William, Ohio KATHRYN KETL Warren, Ohio JAMES KEMPER Springfield. Ohio DOROTHY KEN AT Bay Village, Ohio CHARLES KIMBERLY Akron, Ohio VIRGINIA KITE Springfield, Ohio ANGELIN KOFOED Bay Village. Ohio ADA MARGARET KOMMEL Rochester, Pa. FRESHMEN BETTY McADAMS Columbus Grove, Ohio META McCAVE Salem, Ohio WILLIAM McCLENEN Springfield, Ohio ANNA MASON Me. Vernon, Ohio EDYTHE MILLER Casstown, Ohio NAOMI MILLER Rock wood, Pa. NORMA MITCHELL Lakewood, Ohio ELAINE MOTZKUS Batesville, Ind. JANE OLIVER Lakewood. Ohio Page Pony-three ELLEN KUHLMANN Oil City, Pa. HAROLD KUHN Xenia, Ohio MARJORIE LAUGHLIN Sidney, Ohio PHYLLIS LAUTNER Wheeling, W. Va. MARY LEEDY Bellville, Ohio FREDERICK LESSER Ridgway, Pa. VIRGINIA LINDAUER Dayton, Ohio ALBERT LOCKHART Akron, Ohio ARLENE. LUDERS Elina, N. Y. FRANCES OTTENFELD Springfield, Ohio JEAN PALMER E. Elmhurst, N. Y. BETTY PARKER Bay Village, Ohio MARGARET PERSHING Springfield, Ohio EVELYN PETRICH Brunswick, Ohio JANIS PETTIGREW Springfield, Ohio AUDRIA PLANNER Dayton, Ohio ROBERT PORTER Warren, Ohio ISABELLE POWELL Columbus. Ohio DORIS PUNSKY Toledo, Ohio EVELYN RADCXIFEE Wheeling, W. ... FRIEDA RENZ Lima, Ohio ELIZABETH ROBINS Fairfield, Ohio JANICE ROBINSON Canton, Ohio N1A RCIA L E NE SCH E R E R Youngstown, Ohio ELSBETH SEIFFER Adrian, Mich. BEATRICE SU HR BIER Toledo, Ohio MARGIE TAVENNER Springfield, Ohio MARTHA TEETER Dayton, Ohio HELEN TELZROW Bedford, Ohio FLORENCE TENNER Cincinnati, Ohio JULIA TRUBY Painesville, Ohio NANCY TULLOSS Springfield, Ohio FRESHMEN MARY SIDNER Mechanicsburg, Ohio BETTY SILVER South Charleston, Ohio MARGARET SIMON Salem, Ohio ELEANOR SMITH Becklcy, W. Va. JEAN SMITH Goshen, Ind. ROBERT SNEERINGER Mansfield, Ohio BETTY SNYDER Van Were, Ohio Jl'LIANNE DOZER Roseville, Ohio JEAN SUGDEN Alpha, Ohio Page Forty-four kSJs GRACE TWITCH ELL Fairvicw Village, Ohio LENA VOLTE Youngstown, Ohio JESSIE WALDORF Pittsburgh. Pa. BETTY WALKER Springfield, Ohio JOAN WARREN Akron, Ohio DON WEARLEY Perrysburg, Ohio MARIAN Dayton GIVAH Lcctoni WINTERS Ohio V LAVIORA Noth I SLER , Ohio YODER Itistry, Ohio MARGAR: Oil Cit EMMA L, Louisvi MIRIAM Ncwcor IT YORKE Pa. NGENHOP c. Ky. IMARIK erstown, Ohio E S H M E N Page Forty-five SCOW. BOOK FOCTTBKLL BASVCETBNlL BASES MUL V OH BIS S D I I 3 3 H 1 V T. W. STOBBS Head Coach PHYSICAL DIRECTORS Page Forty-eight HANDICAPPED the greater part of the season by the loss of Boyd Abrams, diminutive half-back injured in their initial encounter, W ittenberg’s gridders wound up the 1937 season with the poor record of seven defeats and two victories. After six straight setbacks, the Tigers knocked off two in a row. The consecutive triumphs may be partly attributed to an outbrust of spirit on the part of the students, when they began staging fiery “pep rallies . Despite their third pep meeting , the students could not instill the gridders with enough umph to capture the season's final. An innovation in Wittenberg’s football me- morials was brought in at the close of the 19 7 season in the form of choosing the team’s most valuable player and inscribing his name on a plaque. Paul Norman, guard, received the honor this year, in addition to holding a spot on the All-Ohio conference second team. Boyd Abrams and Gil Dickerhoof were given honorable men- tions in the backfield. First Ron. COACH STOBBS. PETRI, R.JNKIN, BLACK- Bl RN, HALL. DICKERHOOF, TO ICO. J. KOCH. ABRAMS Second Row PERETTI. MOFFAT. SCil-l’TZOW. H. KOCK. LISAK, NORMAN, PETE FREDERICK. JULIAN Third Ron HUDAK. KURTZ. SEMOjOVlCK. DOR- MAN. DWIRE. KISSELL. Fourth Rom: UPTEGRAPH. E. KOCK. Page Forty-nine FOOTBALL DAYTON OUTSUBSTITUTED by a powerful Dayton eleven, Wittenberg’s footballers went down to defeat in their initial contest of the season here in a night game. Sept. 24, 28—7. Boyd Abrams made the only Wittenberg touchdown on a long run, but he emerged from the skirmish badly injured. KALAMAZOO COMING as a new opponent on Wittenberg’s schedule and with an enviable record, Kalamazoo turned the team back with a 7—0 score. Outplaying their opponents throughout the contest the Lutheran’s just didn’t possess the punch to put the ball across the goal line, and lost the second game of the season on their home field, October 2. DENISON PLAYING their first game away from home. Wittenberg met Denison’s Big Red in a night game. October 8. The, Witten- berg team played heads-up foot- ball, but bowed to a stronger team 20—7. Kissell made a beautiful return of a punt to score the only touchdown for Wittenberg. Fifty MARIETTA MARIETTA’S strong aerial attack proved too much for he crippled Stobbsmen as they set Wittenberg back for the fourth straight time in a confer- ence night game at Marietta, Dctober 15, 12—6. Both elevens entered the fray with three con- secutive losses behind them. MUSKINGUM FEATURED by Dick Peter’s 99- yard run after intercepting a Muskie pass, Wittenberg’s home- coming game with Muskingum, October 25, resulted in the Lutheran’s fifth straight setback and the third of an Ohio con- ference eleven, 27 13. Muskin- gum applied a bewildering razzle- dazzle attack on the Stobbsmen. OBERLIN TDADLY crippled and lacking spirit Wittenberg’s gridders left for Oberlin and came back in worse spirits, for the Yeomen administered a 13—0 lacing to the Tigers, October 30. Marty Berthold starred for Oberlin. Pane Fifty-mu: BOWLING GREEN INSPIRED by a heated student “pep rally , sponsored by themselves, Wittenberg’s foot- ballers went over to Bowling Green, November 6, and came back after bowling the Bee Gees over the green, 13—0. to tell of their initial victory of the season after six consecutive losses. Abrams returned to the line-up to score a touchdown, as «.lid Dickerhoof. KENYON ANOTHER pep rally and what a victory followed. Wittenberg walloped Kenyon, 66 0. here in an Ohio confer- ence contest, Novenber 13, to chalk up their second triumph in succession. Abrams, Hall. Lisak, Peter, and Dickerhoof all made one or more touchdowns. HEIDELBERG A N under-rated Heidelberg team brought the curtain down on the Lutheran’s football season, at Tiffin, handing them a 6 0 defeat. Scoring in the first period the Student Prince’s held to their slim lead through the remainder of the game. Page Fi ty-tuo FRESHMEN FOOTBALL GI: I I INCi a taste of varsity football comes as a regular feature to the freshman footballers. Coached in the fundamentals of varsity play these yearlings content themselves, often too frequently, by workouts with the varsity team. Thus giving the varsity practice and getting toughened up for Ohio Confer- ence, competition falls to the lot of the freshman. This year’s squad, though not over large, possessed more worth while ma- terial than in former years. We are looking for these men to fill the score book with points in the future. First Row: LOPICCOLO, PRESCOTT. PARSONS. DICKSON. JOHNSON. CHATLAIN. BROWN, WAHL, KOSTYO Second Row: BENTLEY, Mac NAB. COOPER. MYERS. RUNSER, FAYETTE. READON. MILLIGAN. BROWN, KOONS Absent: SCHEIDEMANTEL. NELSON Pa tie Fifty-three BASKETBALL Lew s Werner Orner Ray Dykstra Guard Am rew Moran Forward Da d Albright Center Phi i|p Culler Forward Page Fifty-four Frank Shap Forward Tom Ra Guard Harold Hacke erg Guard Emil Guard Carol Suni Forward non .KIN I ISAK ERG OHIO CONFERENCE CHAMPS Purc I:ifly-five VARSITY TEAM STARTING off the season rather slow in a pre-Christmas tour of the east. Wittenberg’s 1937-38 cagers came back strong after their first Marietta game. Jan. 15. to win fifteen games in a row and capture the Ohio conference honors. Breaking five all-time Wittenberg sports records, the Lutheran quintet was heralded throughout the state for their achievements during the season. In addition to finishing the season with a record of 19 wins and six losses in their 25-game program, the Stobbsmen rolled up the following records: 1. Wittenberg’s initial Ohio conference championship. 2. Three times an all-time high scoring total for a single game: Jan. 21, Witten- berg 72, Muskingum 30; Feb. 4, Wittenberg 73, Ohio Northern 39 (there); Feb. 22, Wittenberg 79, Ohio Northern 27 (here). 3. Wittenberg’s longest streak of consecutive victories over Ohio conference foes: 19 (including eight victories in 1936-37 season). 4. All-time individual high scoring mark, set by Frank Shannon, Feb. 24. at Marietta with 24 points on 11 goals and two fouls. 5. New all-time combined high score of 106. established when the Lutherans whipped Ohio Northern, 79—27. Still more records flowed into Wittenberg cage annals, though of lesser signifi- cance than the above five marks: 1. The longest winning streak in Ohio college basketball during the 1937-38 season: 15 games. 2. Wittenberg’s all-time record for consecutive triumphs tied, as the 1930-31 team also registered 15 straight. Coach T. W. Stobbs’ record as head cage mentor reached 84 games won and 52 lost, with his average for seven seasons at .617. His chart now shows a co- championship, a second and a fourth in the Buckeye Association, and two-fourths and a championship in the Ohio conference. Lew Werener was named for the first string center post on virtually every all-star All-Ohio team while the other four Lutheran regulars. Andy Moran, forward; Frank Shannon, forward; Tom Rankin, guard; and Ray Dykstra, guard rated at least honorable mention posts on nearly every team Lew drew a place on. Phrc Fifiy-six SEASON IN REVIEW IN their initial contest of the season against Du- quesne at Pittsburgh Wittenberg lost. 39—36. Continuing their eastern tour, the Lutherans won three straight over Dickinson, 38 30, Juniata, 54 34, and Lehigh, 46—44. In the remaining four games ol the Pre-christmas tour, the Stobbsmen managed to emerge with a victory in only one. a 48—35 triumph over Washing- ton. St. Thomas. Rider, and St. Joseph, whipped the Lutherans, 33—29, 46—43, and 40—36 to finish the eastern itinerary. Dayton’s Flyers whipped Wittenberg in the open- er of the regular schedule on the Lutheran hard court. 36 35, in a thriller. Xavier threw another blemish on Whittenberg’s endeavors, when it out-roughed the Lutherans on Cincinnati court, 37 27. Ohio Wesleyan visited Wittenberg, but returned home in sorrow tor the Lutherans had smothered them. 48 30. Flashing form for the first time of the season, the Cardinal and Cream downed Marietta. 50—42. for their initial Ohio conference win at the field house. Findlay, conference adversary, put up a good fight, yet they faltered in the last half to lose to the Stobbsmen, 43 36. on the Findlay court. For the first time evincing the power of their aggregation, the Lutherans over- whelmed Muskingum, a conference foe, 72 30, at the field house. In a home game between semesters, Earlham bowed to the Lutherans, 55 38, in a non-conference affray. The Big Red from Denison went to perdition before the Lutherans in the initial conference contest of the second semester, tin Wittenberg’s court, 62 32. Smothering Ohio Northern’s Polar Bears. 73 39, the Lutherans rolled up their fifth conference win at Ada, Ohio. Cincinnati gave the Lutherans the most opposition in two weeks, yet that team was bettered 30- 27 bv Wittenberg here. Heidelberg was Wittenberg’s sixth league and ninth all-games victim in a skirmish here, losing, 57 27. Wittenberg conquered Bowling Green there, 43—40. in a league game. Otterbein lost to the Lutherans, 36 30. in another Ohio conference en- counter here. Treking to Kent State, the Lutherans returned with a 49- 40 bunting in a conference altercation. Ohio Northern was Wittenberg’s tenth league victim, losing a 79 27 de- cision here. 300 students accompanied the cagers to Dayton, where Wittenberg rolled up its fourteenth consecutive win in a non-league affair. 39 36. In the season’s final game, Wittenberg routed Marietta’s Pioneers at Marietta. 53 35. to give the Lutherans the Ohio conference title. COACH T. V. STOBBS He Showed Them How Puiie Fifty-sewn First Row: CHESROWN. BUFFENBARGER, HESKETT. FOSTER, KOONS, CATON, CLICK S xoml Row: Coach TROLINA. SCHEIDEMANTEL. SHELHAAS, MARTIN, CHATLAIN. WEARLEY. BROWN ALMOST concurrent with the varsity’s long winning streak. The Wittenberg freshman cagers rolled up eight consecutive wins in games serving as preliminaries to the intercollegiate encounters to wind up with a 1.000 hatting average. Only before the Earlham and Ohio Northern contests did the frosh fail to exhibit their dexterity on the hard courts. Norman Foster and Clifford Heskett at forwards were crack shots, while Don Wearley seems to be the answer to Coach Stobbs prayer for a center to replace the graduating Werner. Both of the aforemen- tioned speedy forwards are capable of holding down varsity posts, while Wearley needs a bit of seasoning. At the guard positions Scheide- mantel and Shelhaas played excellent ball. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BASEBALL April 30 Marietta here May 2- Findlay away May 4— Heidelberg away May 6—Ohio Northern here May 10— Dayton here May 13 Ohio Northern away May 16—Otterbein away May 19— Muskingum away May 24—Dayton away May 26—Findlay here June 4—Alumni here Page Fifty-nine SWIMMING FAILING to qualify an entry in the Ohio conference meet at Oberlin, March 4, Wittenberg’s swimmers concluded their season with the ignominous record of five losses and one win. Under the tutelage of Dr. Wilbur West, new swimming mentor, the mermen captured the initial meet of the season, edging the Fenn college swimmers. Gilbert Dickerhoof, a mainstay for three years and Ohio conference diving champion two years ago, became ineligible after the Fenn contest. In losing the remaining five meets, the team was further handicapped by the loss of McKenzie and Boll. The season’s results: Wittenberg Wittenberg Wittenberg Wittenberg Wittenberg Wittenberg 42 Fenn 33 27 Middletown Y. M. C. A. 39 28 Ohio I University 47 11 Kenyon 64 29—Ohio University 46 23—Ohio Wesley an 52 Page Sixty TENNIS April 30 Muskingum here May 5— Dayton away May 7 Muskingum away May 10 Ohio Northern here May 12 Dayton here May 14 Otterbein away May 18 Ohio University away May 20 21 Ohio Conference, Kei May 24 Otterbein here yon TRACK May 5 Dayton away May 7 Denison away May 1 3 Otterbein here May 18— Dayton here May 21 Kenyon away May 27-28—Ohio Conference Bald win-Wallace Page Sixty-one MEN’S INTRAMURALS AFTER last year’s trial of an enlarged intramural program, the schedule was lightened as a general feeling indicated that too much of the student’s time was thus consumed. The program, still an important part of the physical education program, retained boxing which was introduced last year. The sports dropped from the calendar were indoor baseball and fall horseshoes. • TAG FOOTBALL Completing its schedule with a record of two wins, one tie and no defeats. Alpha Tau Omega topped the list in the “A” division. Delta Sigma Phi was second in the final standings. Undefeated, but twice tied. Dorm League took top honors in “B” league competition. Beta Theta Pi, also undefeated, was forced into second place as a result of having tied three of its games. Alpha Tau Omega won its first two games in the play-off series with the Dorm League to assume undisputed championship in tag football. • VOLLEY BALL Competition in “A” league volleyball resulted in a three-way tie among Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Gamma Delta. In the play-off matches Alpha Tau Omega defeated Phi Kappa Psi, only to be nosed out by Phi Gamma Delta in the finals. Champion of the “B” league was Alpha Tau Omega, closely followed by Phi Gamma Delta and Beta Theta Pi. respectively. • PING PONG Gaining 57 points in the all-sports race with Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Gamma Delta captured the ping pong title. In a tie for second place were Delta Sigma Phi and Hamma. Page Sixty-two • HANDBALL Breaking a three-way tie. Dorm League captured the handball champion, ship from Alpha Tau Omega and Phi (lamma Delta, who tied for second place. • BASKETBALL “A league competition in basketball was hotly contested from start to finish, in keeping with the race in the “B league which followed. Suffering only one defeat at the hands of Phi Gamma Delta, Theta Kappa Nu assumed championship in the senior division. Second in the final standing, with two defeats each, were Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Kappa Psi. Three stand-out teams raced through the “B” league season and ended in a three-way tie, each having lost but one game. In the first of the play-off games, Alpha Tau Omega defeated Phi Gamma Delta. In what was one of the most spirited games of the season. Pi Kappa Alpha’s tight zone defence proved too much for the A. T. O. team, giving the Pi Kaps the championship. • SWIMMING Victors by vitue of a one-foot lead in the final event. Delta Sigma Phi won its second consecutive swimming championship in the annual intramural meet. One point behind was Alpha Tau Omega in second place, with Phi Kappa Psi following in third place. • FOUL SHOOTING Presenting a team without a weak spot. Theta Kappa Nu took the laurels in the five-man event. Delta Sigma Phi and Phi Gamma Delta took second and third place respectively. Heading the list of individual performers was Norman Foster of Theta Kappa Nu, who completed 63 of 70 attempts. James Keyser, liamma, stood second with 56 out of 70 attemps. INTRAMURALS EN’S Page Sixtx-three WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS • PING PONG CHI OMEGA captured first place in the Intramural Pin}� Foil}� , while close behind were the Alpha Xi’s. Chi Oinet:a lost the last match to Alpha Xi but already had enough points to win even with this loss. Alpha Delta Pi finished third. • VOLLEY BALL THE Intersorority Volleyball contest was won by Alpha Delta Pi. In second place, following closely, was Chi Omega. The Alpha Delt's defeated the Chi Omega’s to capture this trophy. Third place was won by Alpha Xi Delta. • POSTURE ALPHA DELTA PI gained first place in the Posture contest, with 80 points. Alpha Xi Delta captured second with 75 points and Chi Omega third with 75. Mary Chambers of Alpha Xi Delta won individual honors in the contest. Page Sixty-four • BASKETBALL BKTA PHI ALPHA, with an outstanding player in the person of Kay Schlegel, ran over all opposition to win the Basketball Championship. I heir stiffest opposition came from Chi Omega and Gamma Phi lk ta. Chi Omega finished second and Gamma Phi third. • SWIMMING DEITY FRENCH set a new pool record for the breast stroke and helped the Alpha Delt’s win first place in this Intramural Sport. Chi Omega finished second and Alpha Xi Delta third. • SUMMARY WITH the Intramural season practically over it seems that Alpha Delta Pi will capture the all sports trophy award for this year. Chi Omega and Alpha Xi Delta will probably follow in second and third positions respectfully. WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS I irc Sixty-fiiv ACTIVITIES Page Sixey-seten WITTENBERGER EDITORIAL STAFF Eduor .... DAVIS ILLINGWORTH Assistant Editor CHARLOTTE HOMRIGHAUS Activities Editor... RICHARD BITTEN RENDER Sports Editors HENRY SCHOFER. HAROLD BOUND Organization Editor ROBERT THURAU Feature Editor ! R E N E E R WE IN Literary Editor DOROTHY GAN'TZ Arf Editor RICHARD DIBBLE Photography Editors ROBERT WILCOX. ROBERT RICHARDS Inset above: DAVIS ILLINGWORTH Editor Inset at left: DAVID REEVES Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager DAVID REEVES AssisWMf Business Manager JOHN FISHER Advertising Manager HOWARD COOK Circulation Manager ROBERT GROSS Page Sixty-eight 'OR the first time in the history of the college the WITTENBERGER is • • 1938 EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Activities WILLIAM DUDDE. MARGARET COOK. ROBERT FREIHOFER. JUNE KRAMER Stmts RICHARD CHESROWN, EDNA BROUGH. FRANK THORPE. WINIFRED KIESTER Features MARIE WURTENBERGER. DONALD DENNIS. HOWARD YOUNG. KATHERINE McKinney Organizations GLEN JOHNSON. RUTH DUDDE. DORIS LONG. GEORGIANA STEARNS Literary JANE THUM. MARY EL1SE HECKATHORN. DA MARIS HAAS Photography EDGAR SNYDER. JACK KEIL, RAY WHITMAN. CHAUNCEY KURZ. MIRIAM WEAR LEY. BETTY BORLAND being published on time.................... Besides that colossal fact, we have tor you an unusually fine book........The theme throughout is the “Book of Books”. Each separate part of the college life is a different book .... I he students’ activi- ties are indexed in the back of the book making the class pages more artistic look- ing and easier to read.............If you will notice closely you will see that we have tried to vary the style of each page ..........To make it easier on the eye and more interesting too, we have used more colors than ever before............Unique is the word for!........... BUSSINESS ASSISTANTS Advertising ..MARIE Wl 'RTENBERGER. JOHN MATTSON. ROBERT OLDHAM, GEORGE KEYSER. MARY HISER. ELWOOD JENSEN. MIRIAM WEARLEY. GRACE GEHRING Circulation LUCILLE TEETER, WILLIAM MARTIN. HOWARD YOUNG, FRED WILEY, NELSON El DEMILLER. WALTER BAUSMAN. DOROTHY LOUGHMAN, VIVIAN COBLENTZ. JANE RUDOLPH. KATHRYN SCHLECEL. BETTY LOWE. LOUIS COLDER, DONALD DENNIS. ROBERT WILCOX Page Sixty-nine WITH twenty-three years of most creditable quality, the TORCH, our weekly news collector is entering up- on its twenty fourth year. This publica- tion deveU ped from the Wittenberger which was at that time edited once a month. 5C CC It has really made progress this year .......Three things have been done for the first time in its history. First ... A copy was printed for Freshman Week-end. Second . . . The staff actually allowed the women to take over and publish a women's edition all by themselves. Third . . . It rushed a special edition after the Dayton Game to meet the “Emigrants” returning home. This paper rates high off campus too. Last year it placed second in a Contest for Weeklies from all over Ohio. It lost only to Toledo U’s Campus Collegian. The contest comes in May this year so here's wishing the TORCH luck. Page Seventy Editor-,n-Chief ROBERT GANGWARE Managing Editor WILLIAM DUDDE New Editor ROBERT THURAU spmt$ Editor HAROLD BOUND Feature Editor DA MAR IS HAAS Society Editor KATHERINE VU KINNEY Exchange Editor DOROTHY PETERS Relational Ants. DON DENNIS. IU TH Dl I DDE Reporters ROBERT BOREMAN, MARGARI I FRY. FRED GLUNZ, RICHARD MOHR. CARI OBENAUF, WADE O’BRIAN. GEORGIANA STEARNS. EUGENE HECK A- THORN. FRANCES JACKSON Business Manager Asst. Business Manager ... Advertising Managers FRED BIGELOW. Advertising Assts.. BILL LOWRY. ROBERT HAAS Circulatton Manager Circulation Assts. JANE Bl'ECHE. EVELYN PICHOTTA ROBERT YOUNG HOWARD YOUNG ROBERT RICHARDS BAKER KENNETH MARKS. DAM A R IS NELLIE RADCLIFFE PORTER. NADINE RADCLIFFE. MABEL ROBERT GANG WAKE Editor -in-( hief DBERT YOUNG fastness Manager Rage Seventy-one 111 TED SPITLER Go-Editor Ihrounh ..'i iin ortiiMiiro «not Akim m Coleman's Jiurturo, rf.«- otfu-r ro-crlifOr. u«i� left out. She i the fitfi one on the right in the front ton. WENDELL RAMSEY Business Manager Edito,s ARDELLE COLEMAN. TED SPITLER Literary Editor MIRIAM HAYNES Society Editor RUTH ZIMMER Feature Editor.. VERA ZEIGLER An Editor...................... DICK DIBBLE Art Board ... SALLY LEIMBACH, MIRIAM WEARLEY Editorial Board JANE RUDOLPH. BUD THORPE. ESTHER BARTHEN. DICK FINKEL. GLENN JOHNSON. DOROTHY BERQUIST k Page Sci cnty-luo | AID we hear some one say, “It has been awfully clean this year!” .............well. . . maybe so.......... At least since it has been so clean they have added four extra pages.............. Eleven years it has taken them to come to that..................Surely you have noticed that they have had more pictures in this year then ever before. We ap- prove .......don’t you?..........And did you know that they exchange with more than fifteen or twenty other colleges. We wonder if it is to get those clever new jokes they publish..............Just fifteen cents a copy or one dollar a year and think of the enjoyment received.......... Do you suppose that the first editor (Mr. E. A. Bowers) would recognize it......... liusitloss Manager. WENDELL RAMSEY Asst. Business Manager . .GEORGE KEYSER Advertising Manager BUD BELLEMAN Circulation Manager .. DOROTHY PETERS Circulation Board GEORGIANA STEARNS, JANE ROLAND. HELEN RAWLINSON, PATRICIA DANIELS. MARY GOOD Page Seventy-three OFFICERS MEMBERS First Rouk FRAYLICK. MCX RE. DEV. DICKER HOOF. Dr. LAWSON Second Rou : WEAVER. OSBORN. FULTON. CLICK president Absent: GOOD. PALMER. Dr. BEAVER. Dr. BODENBERG. Dr. SHATZER FREDERICK DEV FASCINATING FACTS ... Chapter: National Biological Honorary. Xi Chapter Purpose: “The stimulation of sound scholarship; dissemination of scientific knowledge; and promotion of biological research. Qualification: 14 hours of Biology with a B average. Further Facts: Has 35 Chapters in I nited States and 3 in China. Holds an annual spring open house. Holds monthly meetings. BETA Page Seventy-four BETA BETA DELTA PHI ALPHA FASCINATING FACTS ... Chapter: Nu Chapter of National German honorary Purpose: “Stimulate interest in the culture and language of Germany” Qualifications: Must have attained a B average in two years of college German Further Facts: Holds meeting on I uesday nights about once a month when affairs in Germany are discussed. Established in 1931 on Wittenberg’s Campus. Often has German exchange students address their meetings. MEMBERS First Row. FRAYLICK. MOWER. LOUGHMAN. HILKERT. H. HECK. E. HEC.'K Second Row: ROBERTS. MEDER. RICHARDS. CROSS. McCORKLE. WELTHER. WRIGHT Third Rou: ROTH. CAMPBELL. MORRISON. DEY. WHITE. PETTIS. FUELLING V icc-President CHARLES FRAYLICK Secretary-Trcasurer RUTH FLACK Page Scvcnty-fnv MEMBERS First Row: TELLEEN, BECHTOLT. GETTER. Second Row: WARNER, SPECK MAN- MEMBERS First Row: CLICK. SUNDBERG, WERNER Second Row: GANGWARE. ROBERTS, SUI.TZBACK Page Siivntv-six ARROW MASK FASCINATING FACTS__________________________ Chapter: Local Senior Women’s honorary Purpose: “To emphasize well-rounded develop- ment through curricular and extra-curricular activities” Qualifications: Selected number chosen ac- cording to their scholarship, leadership, character, and service ro the Campus Further Facts: Presents cup to freshman woman with high- est scholarship for her first semester’s work. Holds annual alumnae breakfast. To be a member is a real honor President ........... JANE BECHTOLT Vice-PrcsUknt DOROTHY GETTER Secretary GLADYS TELI EEN Treasurer BARBARA W ARNER SKULL CHAIN FASCINATING FACTS_________________ Chapter: Local Senior Men’s honorary. Select group Purpose: “Works with college in an attempt to create a better Wittenberg” Qualifications: Scholarship, activities, leader- ship, and character are essential for mem- bership Further Facts: No officers are elected. Directs its attention to Campus improvements. Is the most select honorary among the men’s organizations Pane Seventy-seven KAPPA PHI KAPPA FASCINATING FACTS .., Chapter: National Education Honorary, Chapter Eta Purpose: “To promote the interests of education on the campus” Qualifications: High scholastic attainment in the field of education Further Facts: Nationally the Fraternity was founded in 1922, has 46 chapters Vice President JOHN FRANZ Secretary-T reasurer CHARLES WEAVER MEMBERS hirst Row: McKITKICK. WEAVER, LEFFEL. FRANZ. BUSSARD Second Row: MORAN, KOCH. REIGBAUM, SULTZBACH, HAMPTON Absent: KISSELL. BOEDER Page Seventy-eight MEMBERS First Rom. SNYDER, McPHERSON. KINSEY. THURAU, MILEY. ILLINGWORTH Second Row. SELDEN. DIGEL. REMER, STEINBARGER. THORNTON. SMITH. LOUGHMAN. D. GETTER Third Rom: P. GETTER. WELTHER. HOMRIGHAUSEN. ROEDER. DlJDDE. WISE Absent: WHELLER. GRUBE, SUNDAY. VALBRACHT. HECKATHORN, OAR. LaFONTAINE - President ROBERT KINSEY 9 . ' Vice-President KATHRYN MILEY Secretary EUNICE SNYDER T reasurer ROBERT THURAU FASCINATING FACTS . .. Chapter: Local classical honory Purpose: “Better interpretation and appreciation of the classics Qualifications: Eight hours of B in Latin or Greek plus a two-point general average. Further Facts: In memory of Dr. A. Ness, one of its respected faculty advisers, the group presented an enlarged photograph of him to the college. Annual spring banquet held April 28. Issued the annual publica- tion “Praeconium”. Field meetings discussing paintings, poetry, and archeological study, as well as a reception lor Dr. E. G. Suhr, new Latin Professor LAMBDA MU Page SVtvncv-ninc BLUE KEY FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: “To discuss campus problems, and to advise organizations of needful improve- ments Qualifications: National recognition for ex- cellence in character, scholarship, and extra- curricular activity for senior men Further Facts: National honorary. Promotes alumni in- terest in Campus activities, particularly dur- ing Homecoming and Commencement sea- sons. Holds monthly meetings ro discuss campus problems. Members campus leaders all. Members elected in the spring OFFICERS President....... ROBERT CLICK Secretary................... LARRY ROBERTS Treasurer ............PROF. E. A. JENSEN FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. E. A. JENSEN Dean C. G. SHATZER President, REES EDGAR TULLOSS FASCINATING FACTS ... Chapter: Junior Men’s honorary Purpose: “To act as an incentive for freshman and sophomore men Qualifications: Outstanding worth in campus scholarship, activities, character, and leader- ship Further Facts: Celebrated its fourteenth anniversary with a party on April 9. First in the history of the organization. Membership does not exceed seven members or less than three. Does not PICK PEN carry on an active program, but is the aspira- tion of every freshman and sophomore OFFICERS President.... ... RICHARD FULTON Treasurer DAVID REEVES HONORARY MEMBER Dean B. H. PERSHING Page Eighty MEMBERS First Row: HEINE. CLICK. ROBERTS. SULTZBACH Second Row: WATTS. WERNER, SUND- BERG. YOUNG, GANGWARE MEMBERS First Ron: RANKIN’. FULTON. REEVES Second Row: ILLINGWORTH, KEYSER Absent: SHOCK Page Eighty-one ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA FASCINATING FACTS ... Chapter: National Scholastic honorary Purpose: “To stimulate scholarship among freshman women” Qualifications: Scholarship quotient of 3.5 for the first semester of the freshman year, or a 3.5 average of entire year. Further Facts: Founded this year on the Campus the group has already reached prominence. Its activities are not extensive hut the honor to be a member is great OFFICERS President MARY E. HHCKATHORN Vice-President HARRIET CROSS Secretary JUNE KRAMER Page Eighty-two Treasurer CEORGIANA STEARNS MEMBERS First Row: MICHELFELDER, SIGWORTH, WARNER. CARLSON. BEALS, TELLEEN, WURTENBERGER, KANTZER, IMMELL Second Rou: HOMRIGHAUSEN. SCHWA RZBEK. EVANS. HECK, HUFFMAN. MOORE. WELCH, KANTONEN. ARNOLD Third Row: FLACK. SICKLES, GETZENDANER. REEVES, VOITOVICH. HEINE. STOVER. TULLOSS. LEFFEL Absent: ALBECK. DILLAHUNT. HEISEY. MALONE. MICK. NEUBERG. PAULUS. WEST OFFICERS President RAYMOND BEALS FASCINATING FACTS ... Vice President GLADYS TELLEEN Secretary GERTRUDE CARLSON Treasurer BARBARA WARNER Chapter: National Psychology Honorary. One of the Charter members Purpose: “To advance the science of psychology.” Secondary. To encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship in all academic fields Qualifications: An average of B in psychology. Active members. 12 of the subject; associate members 5 hours Further Facts: Holds monthly meetings. National fraternity founded in 1929. Boasts of a faculty roll second to none on the campus. One of the larger groups on the campus PSI CHI Page Eighty-three MEMBERS First Ron: LONG. LANDWEHR. SULTZ- BACH, L1EBEGOTT, TEETER Second Row: WHITMAN. HEINE. HOMRIG- HAUSEN, COOK. KEVSER. ILLINO. WORTH MEMBERS First Row: THOMPSON, MICHELFELDER. SULTZBACH. MISS BROWN. LAND- WEHR, LONG Second Row: LYNCH. O’DONNELL. UOM- RIGHAUSEN. COOK. OBENAUF. KEYSER Third Row. STOFFEL. WHITMAN. FUEL- LING, STROEBEL, HALLAUER Page Eightyfou TAU KAPPA ALPHA FASCINATING FACTS ... Chapter: National Forensic honorary Purpose: To stimulate Forensic activities on the Campus Qualifications: Participation in Varsity Debates or Oratory Further Facts: Sponsors each year the high school Forensic contests and the Public Speaking Banquet. Members of the Association of College Honor Societies OFFICERS President RICHARD SI ’LTZBACH Secreta r -T rca surer MISS ROSE CADWGAN' Faculty Adviser ... PROF. P. R. BREES THETA ALPHA PHI FASCINATING FACTS______ Chapter: National Dramatics honorary Purpose: “To further the cause, and perpetuate a fine type of dramatic art on the Campus Qualifications: Must participate in two major and two minor plays as an actor, executive, or director Further Facts: Presents a play each year. Sponsors campus play each June in addition. Has chapters in many Colleges in United States OFFICERS President RICHARD SULTZBACH Faculty Adviser. MISS JEANNE BROWN Page Eighty-five SIGMA ALPHA IOTA FASCINATING FACTS ... Chapter: National honorary music sorority Purpose: “To promote the highest standard of professional ethics and culture among women students of music schools, and to bring a closer relationship among women pursuing some phase of music as a profession Qualifications: Exceptional musical ability and interest Further Facts: The organization has business meetings once every two weeks. Featured in its colorful program were the province convention, a reception for its national president, a flute concert. McDowell Tea, inter-sorority sing, and a number of social events OFFICERS President ADA C. SPECKMAN Vice-President PHYLLIS FRIESNER T reasurer FRANCES LEONARD Secretary VERA ZEIGLER Faculty Advisor MRS. J. T. WILLIAMS MEMBERS First Row: REEDER. LEONARD. SPECKMAN. Mrs. WILLIAMS. FRIESNER. ZEIGLER, REMER Second Row: FREEBURG, LEWIS, ROBERTSON. GEISE. NELSON, LAIJGHBAl 'M Third Row. ROBINSON. STURM. WALLACE, KOMMEL. RAWLINSON Page Eiiihty-six MEMBERS First Row: CARLSON. MITCHELL. RAMSEY. HARSTEAD. WEAVER Second Row: BANE. KRAMER. CROSS. SCHLEGEL. ZIMMER. GEHRING Third Row: W ATTS. MEDER. HENDERSON. YOUNG. WILCOX OFFICERS Absent: WHITE. REEVES President WENDELL RAMSEY Secretary-Treasurer JANE HARSTEAD Sargeant-at-Arms CHARLES W’EAVER FASCINATING FACTS .. . Chapter: Local business honorary Purpose: “To promote better business men and women, and to keep the ideals in the business world high” Qualifications: 11 hours in business courses with a B average, with four hours in the subject carried concurrently Further Facts: Sponsors trips through industrial buildings. Hears lectures from prominent business men. Founded in 1932 TAU PI PHI Page Eighty-seven MEMBERS OFFICERS Firsr Row: FRALICK. WEIMER, MORGAN, WORK. MORRISON President Second Row. DEY. JACOBS. WHITE. SHEPARD JOE WORK FASCINATING FACTS .. Secretary ROBERT WEIMER Vice President FRED DEY Faculty Dk. J. W. BARKER Dr. J. W. MORGAN Chapter: National Chemistry Honorary, Chapter Alpha lota IYkpose: Aiming to encourage interest and attainment in modern chemistry” Qualifications: A chemistry major and 13 hours of 13 in that subject Further Facis: Conducts an Annual chemistry contest for Ohio High School seniors, with Wittenberg tuition credits as prizes. Holds semi- monthly meetings. Their publication is “the Crucible”. Looking forward to having the national convention of the fraternity at Wittenberg in 1938 CHI DELTA Page Eighty-eight THETA WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FASCINATING FACTS .. Purpose: “Interest women in athletics on the Campus” Qualifications: Pass the first semester of Physical Education and totaled 100 points in some sport Further Facts: Has charge of Women’s Intramurals. Gives awards to women who are active in sports. Held picnic for freshman women, and sponsor- ed a “Play Day for high school girls in Clark County MEMBERS First Ron. BARTHEN, BLUM, THUM. LEIBEGOTT, DICKEY. SMITH. ASPLIN, PETERS Second Row: COCHRAN. WISLAR. RINKER. TENNER. SAMUELSON. GRAVIUS. BUECHE. PETERS. ERNWEIN, RUDOLPH Third Row: MILLER. SULLINAN. RADCLIFFE. KEIL. AUGHBAUGH, SIGWORTH. BITTER. HOLIINGER. DANTELL. HUFFMAN Secretary DOROTHY POESSE T reastaer EDNA BROUGH Page Eighty-nine WITTENBERG WOMEN’S LEAGUE FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: “To correlate and unify the interest of women students, to stimulate a high type of school spirit, and to support the best standards of college life Qualiucations: A woman student at Wittenberg Further Facts: Largest membership of any group on the Campus. Executive powers are invested in a Council of twelve members. Activities included a garden party, mass meetings, W. W. L. Night, a Convocation, a Puritan Dance, a Rainbow Spring Formal, and the Alma Mater Queen election. Foremost project is to present a portrait of President Rees Edgar Tulloss to Wittenberg OFFICERS President CHRISTINE SUNDAY Vice President GLADYS TELLEEN Secretary JANE BECHTOLT T reasurer MARG. McCOCKLE Honorury Treasurer Mrs. HATTON MEMBERS First Row: SCHLEGEL. McCORKLE, SUNDAY. BECHTOLT. TELLEEN Second Row: ROBINSON. McKINNEY, WURTENBERGER. CHAMBERS, HECKATHORN. STEARNS Page Ninety MEMBERS First Ron. VAN WHY. FULTON. REEVES. PERSHING. THURAU Second tour. RAMSEY. OSBORN, ILLINGWORTH. WATTS. STEWARD. MARTIN Third Ron: DUDDE, RANKIN. YOUNG. HENDERSON. GLUNZ OFFICERS Absent: LOCKHART, SHOCK. VORE President LOUIS VALBRACHT V ice-President DAVID REEVES Secretary RICHARD FULTON FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: To maintain a host of Wittenberg traditions, and keeping up the ephemeral student spirit Qualifications: Members elected by organizations which they repre- sent in the body Further Facts: Two year members receive keys. Holds several dances. Governs fall and spring elections. Sponsors Convocation programs. Men’s governing body BOOST WITTENBERG ASSOCIATION Page Ninety-one OFFICERS President CAROL SUND8ERG Vice-President JAMES HALL Secreuiry ANDY MORAN Treasurer JACK KOCK FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: To instill new spirit for athletics on the Campus” Qualifications: Earning a varsity letter either as an athlete or manager Further Facts: Sponsored the “On to Dayton trek of February 23. Organized a new on the Campus last year. Has introduced an active program this year which points to further growth “W” CLUB Page Ninety-two LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION ” FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: To unite the Lutheran students on the Campus Qualifications: A member of the Lutheran Church is entitled to membership into this group Further Facts: Sponsors Lenten Services on the Campus. Joins with the V in sponsoring religious programs. Furthers Lutheranism at Wittenberg CABINET MEMBERS First Rou. FRY. LOEHRKE. AUGHBAUGH, DINKEL. DEAN PERSHING Second Row: CULLER. NORTH. GOLDER. DU DDE, HEISEY Page Ninciy'threc Y. W. C. A. NOT to be outdone by the V. M. C. A. the Y. W. C. A. this year carried on one of the most active programs since its founding. Starting the year with a strong membership of upper-classmen as well as freshmen, the meetings were held every other Thursday night with promi- nent speakers, and discussion groups. I heir work including arranging chapel programs, Lenten Vesper Services, helped edit the Freshman Hand- book, held a convocation program, and carried out the Big and Little Sister Movement in the tall. I his year they sent delegates to conferences throughout the state. OFFICERS President DOROTHY GETTER Vice-President GERTRUDE BANE Secretary RUTH BUCHMAN Treasurer MARY DICKEY BHGINNING early with an inspiring freshman meeting, carrying through with a successful membership campaign which swelled the rolls to over 150, the Y. M. C. A. of 1937-38 launched a new era in the group’s history. All- college sings, inspirational meetings, convocations featuring world figures as speakers, participation in community projects, attendance at youth con- ferences, joint sponsorship of pre-Lenten forums and Lenten vespers, and performance of social service in Springfield’s institutional homes—these represent but a passing glimpse of the significant Y. M. C. A. year’s activity by the 50-year-old campus group. Two new cabinet posts, the promotion and cor- respondence chairmanships, were created, and a Y. M. C. A. council was established to assist the organization in its service to the college. President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer........ OFFICERS KERMIT SHOCK HA VIS ILLINGWORTH WILLIAM DU DDE GEORGE BAIR Page Ninety-four CABINET MEMBERS First Row: PAlJLlJS. Bl (:HMAN. GETTER. BANE. DICKEY Second Row: W. KIESTER. VOEGELE. H. CROSS. TEETER. KNOLLENBERG, FRY Third Row. DUDDE. COPENHAVER. HOMRIGHAUS. HECK, MILEY, LOPER CABINET MEMBERS First Rou: ILLINGWORTH. SHOCK. WILEY ALBRIGHT Second Row: KEYSER. ROBERTS. SCHOFER Dl 'DDE Absent: BAIR. GETZENDANDER. GETTER. SCHOFER, PERSHING. VALBRACHT. HECKATHORN Page Ninety-five MEMBERS hirst Row: GETTER. PAULUS, HOMRIGHAUS, TELLEEN, SCHLEGEL Second Row: RAWLINSON. McCORKLE. COLEMAN. WEAR LEY. WARNER Absent: DANIELS, RADCLIFFE MEMBERS First Row: FRIEHOFER. DEAN PERSHING. RAMSEY. ROBERTS. CLICK Second Row: PERSHING. SCHOFER. WATTS, REEVES. ILLINGWORTH Third Row: BARNHART, OSBORN. WORK, O’DONNEL, KEYSER Absent: SHCX:K. HEINE. Dr. BEAVER Rage Ninety-six PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: To promote cooperation among soror- ities, and to strictly enforce rushing rules Qualifications: Two representatives elected from each sorority Further Facts: Meetings held once a month when members discuss sorority problems. Sponsors a formal dance, along with Intersorority Bridge Tourn- ament and exchange dinner OFFICERS President CHARLOTTE HOMRIOHAUS Vice-President NE11 IE RADCUFFE Wmrv KATHERINE SCHLEGEI. Treasurer FAITH PAULUS INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: Promote a better and closer harmony between the several fraternities and college authorities Qualifications: Two members elected from each fraternity Further Facts: Activities of the Council are in scholastic, social, and religious lines. Conducted a dance and bridge contest. Awards scholar- ship cup, and conducted fraternity church, Sunday, March 27 OFFICERS President WENDELL RAMSEY Vice-President LARRY ROBERTS tary ROBERT HEINE Treasurer ROBERT CLICK Page Ninety si ren MEMBERS Fim Row Director WILLIAMS. D. CAREY. SPECK MAN. ROBERTSON. LEONARD, REMER. FRIESNER, FA I LOR, STURM. PUNSKY. WILLIS. EVA NS, COPE NH A VE R Second Row: LEEDY. KI ESTER, BLUM. SCHERER. RAWLINSON. SELDEN, FREEBURG, GREEVER, ZIEGLER. THOMAS. RENZ. ROLAND Third Ron: GHISE. LOEHRKE, DANIELS. CARLSON. MILEY. LONG. TULLOSS. FORSTER. KOMMEL. FLACK. WAI LACE. HAWKE. MeADAMS. JAMISON Fourth Row: BRICKLEY, FRAYLICK. SCHAFER. FLESNER. GREIST. BLACK. COLLINS, GAHRIS, REICHHARD, BAIR, SCOTT, RICHARDS. STUPP, UPTEGRAPH. SONDERCELT Fifth Ron. THORPE. BOHLANDER. KUHN. STALEY. ROUSH. SMITH. GOLDER, GAINES. DRISCOLL. HENDERSON. KNAPP. MADSON. N. CAREY. KECK. TURNEY. H. BAIR ONH of Wittenberg’s most noteworthy events this year was the ex- tensive tour taken by its renowned A’ Cappella Choir through Ohio, West Virginia. Maryland. New York, and Pennsylvania. Adding still more to the prominence of Wittenberg was the appearance of this choir on a nation-wide N. B. C. hook-up from Radio City, New York. Membership in this organization totals eighty-one; however, for travelling purposes, forty-one select members were named for the eastern trip. Springfield is quite familiar with the high caliber of this choir by dint of its numerous programs and concerts presented here. Recognition for its success must be given to the inspiring leadership of its director. Professor John Thomas Williams. CHOIR Page Ninety-eight ORCHESTRA WI TH new enthusiasm and revived interest the orchestra this year, under the leadership of Mrs. Haines, gained great success. Composed of 25 members the organization carried out one of its most extensive programs in years, and for their efforts won high acclaim. In the fall they presented a concert in the Chapel and this spring made a tour through Indiana and Ohio cities. Fifteen members will return next year and with the incoming freshman the orchestra has visions of new success in the future. First Row: LAUGHBAUM. PETTIGREW. GOTHERMANN, Bl 'RNS. Mrs. HAINES. BIVANS, KLINGAMAN. THOMPSON Second Row: STEARNS. TAKE. McKINNEY, LOCKHART. CAMPBELL, MILLER. ROOKSTOOL. VORE, THOMAS. KLINE. SIMON, WEARLEY. STEINBARCER Page Ninety-nine At “MRS. MOONLIGHT Center: “Hi;ODA GABLER” Page One Hundred Below: PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK “MRS. MOONLIGHT” THE season opener for the Wittenberg Players was. “Mrs. Moonlight , a fantastic story of a woman who never grew old. Rachel Lang took top honors as Sarah who wished to never grow old. while Ed. Stroehel. Betty Michafelder, John Hal- lauer, and Ray Strack proved an excellent supporting cast. Sarah, the woman who never grew old, leaves home and her little daughter in order to insure their happiness. Tom, her husband, remarries. Sarah’s sister. In the final act, Sarah returns years later to her dying husband and is recognized, thus ending this fantastic first produc- tion of the Wittenberg Players for 1937-1938. “HEDDA GABLER” lv IV BELIEVING that Ibsen is great in any setting, that it produced just as well in a modern setting as the tr; one because he has written about people with u qualities. “Hedda Gabler was presented in a modern Capricious Hedda. void of every womanly affection and utter lack of capacity tor any exultation moral or sensu played by Ruth Landwehr. John Hallauer. as Lorvborg, for Hedda's hand was ably portrayed. Ed. Stroehel, gave an ex- cellent performance as Dr. Tesman, the husband of Hedda With the modern setting and the fine cast, Hedda (iabler was ahl done. :an be itional ersal etting. ith an k was i rival “PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK” GRIPPING spiritual drama and emotional appeal were com- bined in Jerome K. Lerome’s religious fantasy, this years third presentation by the Wittenberg Players. John Hallauer, Mary Chambers, and Verra Jeddy made up the leading characters. I he action takes place in a rooming house in London. The first act depicts the selfish ways of all the roomers and the appearance of a stranger. The second, this stranger’s Christ-like personality is changing their lives slowly. At the final curtain, a new personal- ity has been imparted to each person and a Christian feeling per- vades the atmosphere. Page One Hundred One HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: “Creating a greater interest in the field of home economics.” Qualifications: Membership requires that one he majoring or minor- ing in home economics Further Facts: June Kramer was elected president ot the Ohio State organization. Discuss interesting topics at their meetings. Have had doughnut sales and sponsored a moving picture show, “The Prisoner of Zenda” OFFICERS President DOROTHY GETTER Vice-President—Treasurer RUTH ZIMMER Pane One Hundred Tuo MEMBERS First Row: WORK, PORTZ. Dr. BARKER. BUCHER. YOUNG Second Row: FEEREE. CROSS. KURZ. HEETZEL. RAILE FASCINATING FACTS .. . Purpose: “To stimulate interest in marksmanship’ Qualifications: Anyone interested in marksmanship as a sport Further Facts: Several members have won national recognition. Carries on a regu- lar program and still has ample timeto shoot at national honors RIFLE Page One Hundred Three CLUB MEMBERS First Rou OLTAI, FRY. GOLDER. GRAVIUS. Ok. CLAUSEN1. SAMUELSON. CAREY Second Row: HEPNER. CULLER. YODER. Mrs. CLAUSEN. DUDDE. SCHEY. SNYDER. LOEHRKE Third R.n,: BEZOLD. NORTH. HAMPTON. RUSSOLD. RUTHERFORD. President WESTER HEIM. MUELLER LOUIS GOLDER FASCINATING FACTS ... Purpose: “To discuss pertinent international problems in history and political science Qualifications: An interest in the questions discussed is the only re- quirement Further Facts: Ir is interesting to know that although the organization is so new on this campus there are established 860 other chapters all over the United States and Europe. The meetings are held the first and third Firday evenings of each month. Some of the members attended the Ohio Valley Regional Conference held in Toledo last fall INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Piige One Hundred Four SHIFTER’S CLUB FASCINATING FACTS . .. Purpose: “To have one organization on the campus whose object is purely social” Qualifications: To have the right attitude Further Facts: Only group of its kind whose membership consists of both men and women. The group has no officers. Any underclassman may join if he has the right attitude as determined by the members. It is a strictly secret organization First Row: RADCLIFFH. COONS. Dr. BARKER. Mrs. BARKER. Hr. VAN RIPER. MOORE. SUNDBERG Second Row: TEHAN. GETTER. VOEGLE. I DEN. SCHLEGEL. COLEMAN. TEETER. GEHRING. PETERS Third Row: ABRAMS. FULTON. OSBORN. YOUNG. RANKIN. WERNER. REEVES. WILCOX. CLICK Pfljjf ( )nc Hundred Eitv DEBATE Gn Ui VARSITY MEN’S DEBATE THE close of the season found the men’s squad tied for first place in the State Debate Tournament. In the “debate off” for first place, they lost to Heidelberg. They participated in more non-de- cision, pre-tournament debates than any squad in the past. I he question used this year was: “Resolved, that the union closed shop should be adopted throughout American industry.” Louis Valbracht was chosen by the squad as the most valuable debater. Tom Homrighausen and Davis Illingworth were the Captains of the affirmative and negative sides respectively. FIRST YEAR MEN’S DEBATE THH first year men participated in five non-decision debates and proved themselves equal to the women in the annual “co-ed” de- bate. The question was: “Resolved, that the National Labor Relations Board should be empowered to enforce arbitration of all in- dustrial disputes. This year’s squad is eagerly looking forward to Varsity debating next year. Captain of the negative team was Eugene Hcckathorn, for the affirmative. Richard Hunt was chosen as captain. Pajse One Hundred Six VARSITY WOMEN’S DEBATE HAVING debated the question: “Resolved that the entrance of women into economic and professional life should be discouraged, in nine non-decision pre-tournament debates, the Women’s Varsity Debate Squad participated in six decision debates of the Ohio Women’s Intercollegiate Debate Conference on March 5, at Capital University, taking third place. Each of the twelve members of the squad has taken part in at least two debates. Captains were Ruth Landwehr and Gertrude Bane, for the affirmative and negative teams respectively. Ruth Landwehr was named the most valuable debater of the season. FIRST YEAR WOMEN’S DEBATE DEBATING the same question as the first year men the members of the women’s squad proved themselves able debaters in a series of non-decision debates including Ohio Weslyan, Dension and Earlham. This year’s squad is going to give the varsity debaters some stiff competition next year in the race for speaking honors. The captains for the two teams were Nancy Good and Alice Hepner. m 03 m Page One Hundred Seven ORATORY MEMBERS O’DONNELL. LANDWEHR. HECKATHORN, ILLINGWORTH FOR the fourth year in succession Wittenberg won the Ohio State Intercollegiate Peace Oratorical contest, when Davis Illingworth won with his oration “Now It Must Ik Told.” Ruth LanJwehr. the only veteran of the squad, won second in the State Interpretative Reading contest with her selection “Over the Brow of the Hill. Re- presenting Wittenberg in the Women’s State Oratorical contest Mary Elise Heckathorn delivered her oration “The Toll of the Highways” a discussion of the automobile accidents of the United States. Norhert O’Donnell participated in the “Old Line” contest of the Ohio Inter- collegiate Oratory Association with his oration “The Third Verdict”, a plea for fairer treatment among the three groups capital, lahor, and government. Page One Hundred Eight COURTEOUS, cultured, scholarly, sympa- thetic, beloved by all. is Loyal Herbert Larimer. M.A., D.D., Dean of Hamma Divinity School. He has served on the faculty for nearly three decades, and has acted as its Dean tor 1 5 years. I.. H. LARIMER, D. D. Dean of Hamnui Divinity Being one of the strongest and oldest Lutheran Theologies in the United States, Hamma Divinity has trained about 700 ministers. As old as the college and occupying the same Campus the 93 year old institution is the pride of W ittenberg College. Keyser was president of the school this year. SEMINARY Page One Hundred Nine MY MTES— from MAY I toT® SUN. MON. TUE. VED. THU. FRl. SAT. tJoTn-dutcA £he4cSinom. %wy-7? n Qad-Jetta i(mu£ OFFICERS President................LEWIS WER NEK Vice-President...........ROBERT CLICK Secretary...........RICH A r? D FULTON Treasurer.......... ARTHUR BUSSARD FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to unite the North and South after the Civil War” when . . . September 11. 1865 where . . . Virginia Military Institute Local: Began career on campus as national group in 1883 Chapter: Ohio Alpha Psi Number of Chapters: 65 Publication: “The Palm” Flower: White tea rose Colors: Gold and sky blue Facts of Interest: Largest national fraternity on campus . . . takes pride in number of varsity athletes . . . one of the Big Ten nationals . . . puts total value on chapter houses at “three million dollars” ... is proud of such men as Hr. Compton and “Big Bill” Edwards . . . faculty members include Bloomhardt. Clausen. Keyser, Baughman ALPHA TAU OMEGA Page One Hundred Twelve Seniors ARTHUR BUSSARD ROBERT CLICK JERRY KISSELL GORDON PEABODY LUTHER PLANNER LEWIS WERNER Juniors PAUL BUCHHOLTZ NELSON EIDEMILLER LEROY FREDERICK ROBERT MORRISON JACK PERSHING RICHARD PETER Sophomores DAVID ALBRIGHT JOHN CROUSE EL WOOD JENSEN CHARLES MOLLETT FRED PANSING Freshmen RICHARD COLLINS CHARLES KIMBERLEY RALPH PEASE -. ELWC RAY Kil OD LEFFEL YKSTRA RICI GLEi IfcRD FULTON ’ WISE C LEWIS ST DON; Pledges RICHARD BAIR WILLIAM BUTLER ROBERT KLINE FRA Nik DIXON THOMAS DUGAN JOHN MARSHALL EMIL ESHENFELDER CLYCfc JODEN JOHN JOHNSON WILLIAM THOMSON HA LES KURTZ WARD I D WEARI LY Page One Hundred Thirteen BETA THETA PI OFFICERS President................. ROBERT YOUNG Vice-President .....WENDELL RAMSEY Secretary ...... ..... GEORGE KEYSER Treasurer..... IACK POWERS FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to render mutual assistance in the honor- able labors and aspirations of life” u-hen . . . August 18, 1839 where. . . Miami University Local: Began as national chapter in 1867 Chapter: Alpha Gamma Number of Chapters: 89 Publication:, “Beta Theta Pi” Flower: Kathryn Neirmott rose Colors: Pink and blue Facts of Interest: Claims to have more living members than any other fraternity according to World Almanac . . . first fraternity west of the Alleghenies . . . will brag about such men as Roscoe Turner, John Boles, Senators Borah and La Follette . . . has faculty members in Shatzer, Weaver, Larimer Seniors ROBERT YOUNG JOHN POWERS GENE BLOUNT FRED BIGELOW ROBERT RICHARDS ROBERT SNYDER ROBERT MARKS RICHARD HARRY RICHARD DIBBLE WENDELL RAMSEY RAY CARLSON JAMES HALL Juniors GEORGE KEYSER ROBERT OAR HOWARD YOUNG Sophomores GORDON MITCHELL ROYAL FERREE HERBERT SCHAEFFER WILLIAM BEARD Freshmen FRANKLIN MeNUTT WILLIAM BAKER GORDON CARLSON Pledges WILLIAM LESTER ROBERT MENCH ROBERT BRK KLEY OLIVER CLARK PHILIP CRAMER PAPE ANDER POPICC USTICK BELLEMAN BOWER SANDERS GEARHART GREI N Page ()ne Hundred Fifteen OFFICERS President KERMIT SHOCK Vice-President WENDELL WATTS Secretary WERNER HENDERSON Treasurer......... FRED JACOBS Founded: why . . . “to form a strong national organization for culture, harmony, and friendship when . . . December 10. 1899 where . . . College of the City of New York Local: SaJhe Aleph, 1922; Alpha Theta Alpha, 1927 . . . went national in 1932 Chapters: Beta Iota Number of Chapters: 42 Publication: “The Carnation” Flower: The carnation Colors: Green and white Facts of Interest: Gives prizes to chapters in order to promote scholarship and athletics . . . has won national scholarship cups over other chapters . . . “best Delta Sig chapter . . . has men of success in differ- ent fields as Hal Kemp, Ted Weems, Frit: Kreisler, Senator Davis and Richard Leche. governor of Louisiana . . . Voigt. Lawson. Heisey, Arnold are faculty brothers DELTA SIGMA PHI Pnge One Hundred Sixteen AI IWACHT I ;N DER SON OH DER I ZENDANER S WDERCELT I OTHER FORD F OFF MAN Jimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiu mm PHILIP LORENTZ CHARLES WEAVER FRED JACOBS EDWIN SHEPARD .Seniors GLEN BUCHER LOUIS V WENDALL WATTS WERNER DUANE CRAWMER WALTER DAVIS KERMIT SHOCK Juniors ROBERT KNAPP RICHARD ROBERT THURAU ROBERT BOHLANDER JAMES CAMPBELL VIRLEN KLOPFER HERMAN RAILE ELMER KOCK WALTER KOCH WILLARD LIST GENE BOZE Sophomore s ROBERT GAINS JOHN MADSON CARL OBENAUF FRED WILEY MARK GE DONALD STANLEY DONALDh WILLIAM SMITH ROBERT KELTNER RALPH BRINKMAN RICHARD FREEMAN ALBERT LOCKHART RAYMOND RUNSER SAM DEAN ROBERT ZORN FRED LESSER HAROLD KUHN Pledges KHNNARD KOONS SYDNEY GREINER CHARLES REBERT ROBERT HAYNES GEORGE S' BENEDICT LAWRENC ROBERT S? ICKNEY ALMER BALL PALMER-BALL EERINGER Page One Hundred Setvnreen •If . T reasurer Secretary.... Corresponding Historian .... FACTS OF INTEREST . OFFICERS LARRY ROBERTS I VO YD ABRAMS JOHN W'OIDE Secretary ARTHUR PORTZ HUBERT LYNCH Founded: uhy . . . “to found a fraternity when .. . May 1, 1848 where . . . Jefferson college at Canonsburg, Pa. Local: Sigma Society . . . went national 1884 Chapter: Sigma Number op Chapters: 73 Publication: “The Phi Gamma Delta Flower: Purple clematis Colors: Royal purple and white Facts op Interest: Fourth fraternity at Wittenberg . . . one of the Big Ten nationals . . . member of the famous “Jefferson duo” . . . gladly will talk, about illustrious Calvin Coolidge. Lloyd C. Douglas of “Magnificent Ob- session”, Cristy Mathewson and Rockwell Kent . . . faculty members include Beaver. Kantonen and Krauss PHI GAMMA DELTA Page ( )nc Hundred Eighteen Si-rwors BOYD ABRAMS LESTER BECK HUBERT LYNCH WARD Cl f RLESWORTH JAMES GARVER BILLY BURK JOHN WOIDE LARRY IU BERTS JOHN MEISTER ARTHUR PORTZ ADOLPH M DER JOHN MATTSON HOWARD COOK CHARLES PALMER Juniors DAVID REEVES GEORGE VlLSON crane McKenzie Sophomores JOHN FISHER IACK KEIL PAUL GETTER HENRY N ROBERT SCHROEDER RAY RIGNEY TOM VAUGHN DONALD DAVID STOFFEL ROBERT GROSS NORMAN Cj Pledges FREDERICK LFPP CARL MEYER GORDON STAUB LESTER El H-MILLER RICHARD WOLFORD DONALD FUNK WILLIAM ROTHE EDWARD :HATLA1N JOHN ZIEGLER LLOYD TAYLOR ROBERT OLDHAM FREELANI FAYETTE LAWRENCE NELSON ROBERT GLEN NAN TOM HOMRK IAUSEN 'KERSON AM LOW REY Page One Hundred Nineteen PHI KAPPA PSI FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: u n . . . “to further friendships formed during a typhoid epidemic” when . . . February 19, 1852 where . . . Washington and Jefferson Local: Phi Psi at Wittenberg since 1866 Chapter: Ohio Beta Number of Chapters: 52 Publication: “The Shield” OFFICERS President............. WILLIAM FISHER Vice-President.................WILLIAM OSBORN Cor. Secretary.DAVIS ILLINGWORTH Recording Secretary EDWARD STROEBEL Treasurer............ ROBERT L. KECK Flower: Jacquement rose Colors: Cardinal red, hunter green Facts of Interest: Oldest chapter at Wittenberg. . . points to Presi- dent R. E. Tulloss, Albeck. Linn, Schneider, Hiller, Stobbs as faculty members . . . and illustrious Phi Psis such as Woodrow Wilson . . . James Whit- comb Riley . . . Charles Buddy Rogers . . . claims “seventy years of leadership” Page One Hundred Twenty wm i HELMBOLD JNDBERG IEIDEMANTEL [:hanan ROBERT KECK EDWARD STROEBEL WILLIAM MARTIN WILLIAM SYKES ROBERT BAYLEY ELLIOT ARNHOLT Seniors HOWARD KLESA FRED FABER ROBERT GEIGER WILLIAM HICKS WILLIAM OSBORN Juniors PHIL CULLER TED SPITLER EDWARD PETRI EMIL LISAK FRANK THORPE EDGAR SNYDER Sophomores DONALD STUPP FRED ELSEA RICHARD BITTENBENDER WILLIAM CAROL S HO WAR I DAVIS II WEBB IE? Freshmen RICHARD CHESROWN GLEN SHELHAAS RICHARD FINKEL JOHN OREBAUGH HARRY McKNIGHT Pledges WILLIAM FRAYLICK ROBERT CRIPPEN SAM LOPICCOLO JOHN SC ROBERT FERGUSON ROBERT MacNAB GLENN IOHNSON PAUL BU ARNHOLT INGWORTH NINGS JOHN TP I MERMAN ARTHUI SCHROEDER Page One Hundred Twenty-one PHI MU DELTA OFFICERS President JOE WORK Vice-President DON DENNIS Secretary... WILLIAM VORE Chaplain...... HENRY FETTIS StiTKcni-ataiTms ROBERT HAMPTON FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to establish a definite form of organiza- tion among the various clubs” «•hen . .. March, 1918 where . . . Connecticut State College Local: Pi Theta Pi founded in 1928 . . . went national in 1930 Chapter: Mu Delta Number of Chapters: 17 Publication: “The Triangle” Flower: Jonquil Colors: White, orange, black Facts of Interest: Local chapter sponsors foreign exchange scholar- ship to Germany . . . has famed alumnu in Fritz Kruger with the Philadelphia Harmonica . . . faculty members include Kruger. Barker, Schwarz- bek, Parc hen JOE WORK HENRY SCHOFER DON DENNIS Seniors Juniors ROBERT HAMPTON CARL CO AD he.Jry FETTIS Sophomores FRANK SEMOTO VICK WADE O’BRIAN WILLIAM VORE KENNETH LOWRY HARRY SCOTT JAMES SWISHER CHARLES KEI Freshmen HERBERT KEMP CHARLES ERTEL Pledges PACE STARK :Y RALPH MAHONEY EDSEL WEAVER OSCAR NORAN JOHN SCHUNK WIL I AM CARNEY Page One Hundred Tuenryrhne FACTS OF INTEREST .. OFFICERS President................ EDWARD ORINSKY Vice-President ........... LOUIS COLDER Treasurer..............ROBERT FREIHOFER Secretary.................... FRED GLUNZ Founded: why . . . “consummation of friendships formed in Confederate Army during Civil War uhen . . . March 1, 1868 where . . . University of Virginia Local: Pi Alpha Epsilon founded 1922 . . . went national 1926 Chpater: Gamma Zeta Number of Chapters: 79 Publication: “The Shield and Diamond Flower: Lily of the Valley Colors: Garnet and gold Facts of Interest: First in scholarship of all Ohio chapters . . . plans to help an invalid member regain health and walk- ing power . . . one of Big Ten nationals . . . publi- cation awarded first place among fraternities for three years . . . illustrious Pi Kaps in Senators Tolley, Rainey. Salmon . . . faculty member is Lind PI KAPPA ALPHA Page One Hundred Tuvnty-four ma JOHN ALLEN ■ - Seniors IVAN BARNHART ANDREW MORAN ED X RD ORINSKV Juniors JACK ALLEN RICHARD BRANDT ROBERT FREIHOFER JOhI BOLL LOUIS COLDER GAYLORD GOURLEY ROBERT KRIE BAUM WILLIAM BYRD GLENN BALSLEY Sophomores FRED GLUNZ i'rcshm EL DEN SPENc LR THEODORE BENKO Hallies NED BROWN DAVID COOPER JOHN PARSON EAR JAMES RICHARDSON WM. SCHEUTZOW ROBERT KRUPP WAHL Page One Hundred Tuvnty'fiiv FACTS OF INTEREST... President OFFICERS ROBERT HE!ME V xe-President CHARLES STRl’BEL Secretary KENNETH KOCH Treasurer FRANK NEVINS Founded: why . . . “to combine a number of local fraternities’’ uhen . . . June 9, 1924 where . . . Springfield, Missouri Local: Kappa Phi . . . went national 1932 Chapter: Ohio Gamma Number of Chapters: 48 Publication: “Theta News” Flower: White rose Colors: Black, silver and red Facts of Interest: Claim to being a “miracle fraternity” since it was first fraternity to be admitted to senior membership in the Interfraternity Conference three years after its founding . . . points with pride to famed alumnus. Jimmy Doolittle, airplane racer THETA KAPPA NU Page One Hundred Tueniy'Six ROBERT HEINE Nomors KENNETH KOC Juniors FRANK NEVINS RICHARD JOHNSON TOM RANKIN ROBERll BLACKBURN CHARLES STRUBEL KENNETH SMIT Sophomores LESTER IULIAN NORBERT O'DONNELL HARRY HINKLEV RICHARD HUNT Freshmen ALLAN MYERS NORMAN PC nTER CHARLL BLACKBURN Flakes JOHN GUNSETT RICHARD REICHARD W ALTER BAILSMAN BEN EDW ARDS ROBERT BOREMAN FRANK SHANNON CLARENCE UPTEGRAPH CLIFFORD HESKETT RICHAR JOSt AH ADAM KETTERING l JTENRIETH )RESCHER Pane One Hundred Tuenty-seten OFFICERS President ............... ROBERT WILCOX Vice-President ROBERT GANG WARE Secretary .. JOHN FRANZ Treasurer ................... JACK KOCH FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to promote the interests of non-fraternity men on the campus” when . . . First formed in 1906; reorganized in 1933 where . . . At Wittenberg Local: Yes Flower: Red rose Colors: Black and gold Facts of Interest: Reached such size and power in 1928 that national fraternity Phi Mu Delta deemed it possible to be taken in as chapter . . . cause of furthering inde- pendent move on campus was defeated ... re- organized once more in 1933 ... is always a threat to campus political machinery DORM LEAGUE Page One Hundred Twenty-eight HAROLD BAIR FREDERICK DEV GAIL WHITE ROBERT W ILLIAM Dl 'DDE DAVID BURN1TE EMERSON KALER LUTHER WALLAC NEVIN STOVER JOHN FRANZ ROBERT KINSEY Seniors ROBERT WEIMER I IJTHER FUELLING JACK KOCH I GAN WARE RAY STRACK MAX McKITRICK EDW ARD SUTORIUS CLEMINGER JGHBAUGH SULTZBACH RAY WHITMAN W'lLLIA OLAN RICH All Iwuors W ALTER DWIRE HERBER ROBERT WILCOX Sophomore ROBERT DORMAN JOHN SMITH RICHAlD KIM HUBERT BRUMBAUGH Freshmen EARLE McKEEVER Plaines CARL REARDON JOHN ROOT FRANCll W'AGSCHAL DENNIS SMITH EDW ARD DINKEL DIOMID DIDISHKO ROBERT TURNEY ’ DANKERT Page One Hundred Tuvnty-nine ALPHA DELTA PI OFFICERS President ....... NELLIE RADCLIFFE Vice-President PATRICIA DANIELS Recording Secretary ... DOROTHY PETERS Cor. Secretary ...DOROTHY SCHLUNDT Treasurer........WINIFRED KI ESTER FACTS OF I INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to better one another and themselves morally, mentally, and socially” uhen . . . May 15. 1851 where . . . Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Ga. Local: Gamma Beta Gamma founded in 1913 ... went national in 1913 Chapter: Chi Number of Chapters: 59 Publication: “The Adelphean” Flower: Purple violet Colors: Pale blue and white Facts of Interest: Boasts the Abigail Davis Student Loan Fund . . . the Fund for Day Nursery Fellowships . . . the Building Loan Fund for chapters ... has 117 alumnae groups . . . oldest collegiate sorority . . . “the best Alpha Delt chapter” Paxe One Hundred Thirty GERTRUDE BANE SARAH PATRICIA DANIELS JUNE JOHNSON BETTY BORLAND LEI M BACH Seniors NANCY GOOD NELL Juniors IXmiS PICKLING GRACE GEHRING RACHEL MOLONEY JANE PORTER HELEN COPENHAVER Sophomores ■ DOROTHY KI ESTER HELEN KOHLE BETTY EVANS EVELYN FAILOR NADINE BUECHE VERA RYAN JANE SCHNURE IANIS STURGEON ANGELIN KOFOED IA NET ROBINSON PHYLLIS CONNER JANE WALDORF META McCAVE LOUISE WHEELER Freshmen DORIS PUNSKY Pledges EILEEN STINNETT MARY GOOD VERA I EDDY FRIEDA RENZ lX ROTP IE raix:l WINIFRE doroth MARY I.- BETTY V ELSBETH SEIEEER ISABEL P MARCIA NORMA EVELYN BETTY SIL PETERS ■FE KI ESTER fLOUGHMAN NE LUTZ ALKER WELL ENE SCHERER IE AN TOEWS HADCLIFFE 'ER I i I j Page One Hundred Thirty-one ALPHA XI DELTA FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to carry forth philanthropic work” «■•hen . . . April 17, 1893 where. . . Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois Local: Sigma Pi founded in 1903 . . . went national in 1904 Chapter: Zeta Number of Chapters: 53 OFFICERS President MARGARET McCORKLE Vice-President KATHERINE Mi KINNEY Rec. Secy MARTHA JANE KUHLMAN Cor. Secretary....GERTRUDE CARLSON Treasurer .................. HARRIETT CROSS Publication: “The Quill” Flower: Killarney rose Colors: Gold and double blue Facts of Interest: Oldest national sorority at Wittenberg . . . sup- ports missionary school at Carcasonne, Ky. . . maintains scholarship fund . . . “continues to re- tain its original place as an outstanding national Greek-letter group in the United States” Page One Hundred Thirty-two HEI HN’ STURGEON MARY DICKEY RUTH LANDWEHR JANE HARSTEAD GERTRUDE CARLSON Seniors Rt'TH SWINGLE MARGARET McCORKLE MARY KNAPP CATHERINE MITCHELL MARTHA Kl JHLMAN honors MERLE ASPLIN HELEN UFFMAN JANE WHEADON LUCILLE TEETER MIRIAM WEAR LEY HARRIET CROSS BETTY ROBERTSON MARGARET SMITH BETTY M KATHE FRANCES ri: I 1 Sophomore? JEANNE ARNHOLT MAXINE EVANS MARION WALLACE CHARLOTTE CROSS MADELINE HAYNES BETTY BLUM RUTH EGGERT FREDA EAGER SALLEY CARLTON FRANCES REPP ELEANOR RINKER BETTY HAWK BETTY DAUTELL JEAN COCHRAN MARGARET DAVIS GEORGIA ALICE M GEORGE MARY |A LAURA I s!NA JACOBS ETHORNTON vNNA MARTIN JE SHATZER HJ LEWIS ESTHER BARTHEN ANN CAMENZIND ELLEN KUHLMANN GIVAH Freshmen MARY CHAMBERS EMILY CLARKE BETTY B. MYRA CLICK MARY CROCKER CHARLO LILLIAN HEISEY RUTH HUFFMAN MARTHA WISLER MARGARET YORKE MIRIAM ZIM MARIOR IE EMERY MARJORIE FERRALL MARGIE TAVENNER BEATRICE SUHRBIER DORIS STURM JEAN PALMER BETTY RUCH HELEN BACHERT Fledges JOAN WARREN GRACE THOMAS WILMA ASPLIN MARGARET EAVNS :helfelder e McKinney :kson t JMGARTNER WIIIISS TEETER f RIK n JEANNE I EEBURGER GWELDA MARGAR VIRGINIA UNGLEDEIN T GOSCHKE PINKERTON One Hundred Thirty-three President...... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer..... FACTS OF INTEREST... OFFICERS KATHERINE SCHLEGEL RACHAEL LANG margaretf; wright MARGARET COOK Founded: uhy . . . “to elevate, refine, and broaden the out- look of all women coming into contact with the organisation «•hen . . . May 8, 1909 « here . . . University of California Local: Chi Delta Theta founded in 1923 . . . went national in 1931 Chapter: Omega Number of Chapters: 24 Publication: The Aldebaran Flower: Yellow tea rose Colors: Green and gold Facts of Interest: Maintains fund to assist Beta Phis through college . . . first sorority to originate on Pacific coast . . . maintains a policy of weekly programs by chapters . . . claims Harriet Tuft secretary of National Pan Hellenic Council BETA PHI ALPHA One Hundred Thirty-four DOROTHY GETTER HELEN BASLER Seniors MARGARET CCX)K RACHAEL LANG Juniors MARIAN GRUBE EDITH LANG KATHERINE SCHLEGEL MARGARET E WRIGHT MARTHA I OLIDAY Sophomores VIRGINIA LEBLICQ IRENE ERWEIN MIRIAM HAYNES MARIE! LES PUTERBAUGH Pledges CAROLINE CULLER MARY FISHER RUTH HAZEL KATHERINE KEIL ANN MUCHA MURIEL PETER ISABEL SHEPHERD MARGARET SIMON KATHRYN JOSEPHINE LAVORIA ULLIVAN HARP YODER Page (hu Hundred Thinx-fite FACTS OF INTEREST... OFFICERS President CH AR LOTTE MOM RICH AUS Vice-President............. GLADYS TELLEEN Secretary................LOIS LIEBEGOTT Treasurer......................RUTH ZIMMER Founded: why ... “to combine Hellenic culture and Christian ideals” when . . . April 5, 1895 where . . . University of Arkansas Local: Kappa Phi Sigma . . . went national 1924 Chapter: Tau Gamma Number oh Chapters: 91 Publication: “The Eleusis” Flower: White carnation Colors: Cardinal and straw Facts of Interest: Awarded Katherine Cornell National Achieve- ment Award as outstanding in the field of arts and sciences for 1957 . . . gives annual prize to student writing best paper on social problems . . . points with pride to outstanding women as Judge Georgia bullock and Irene Wickers, the Singing Lady CHI OMEGA One Hundred Thirty-six LOIS LIEBEGOTT PHYLISS PALMER ELAINE BITTER KITTY LOU LOPER DONNA HAWKE MAXINE BORCHERT VIRGINIA SPIELMAN BETTY HOLLINGER MAXINE MARIOTTE EDITH ANDERSON NORMA MITCHELL JANE OLIVER .Seniors BETTY MECK JANE ROLAND ADA CL ftE SPECKMAN IDA VOEGELE RUTH ZIMMER ELIZABETH NIXON GLADYS TELLEEN Juniors IV A GAVEY MARY HllKATHORN JANE THUM LOUISE P TERSON DOROTHY POESSE BETTY SP ELMAN RUTH ANN KNOLL NBERG Sophomores ROBERTA CROSBY BETTY EAKINS BETTY EAKINS BEATA OTTO MARION PERKINS REBECCA ROGERS EDNA BROUGH JUNE KRAMER BETH SIGWORTH (:i IARLOTTE IIOMRIGHAI IS JANE RUDOLPH ELEANOR BONE ALICE HEPNER JEAN SUCDEN FR A NCES . VTTE N FE L11 BETTY RUTH UHL Erosi men MARTHA HARTLE DOROTHY KEN I JULIA TRUBY ETHEL IK GEORGIA BETTY MARIORI VIRGINIA MARY LO FLORE NC DOROTHY DARR JEAN BETTY JANE PARKER Pledges FRAME RUTH THOMAS MARGARET FLOR E NCE CR E E L N1A N BETTY JOHNSC OMERSIHNE JA STEARNS ■INBARGER THOMPSON LINDAUER J NICKERSON TENNER ERSHING JANICE P TTU REW Page One Hundred Thirty-seven GAMMA PHI BETA FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: u iv . . . striving for culture, ideals, pride, and friendship” u'hen . . . November 11, 1874 u hcrc . . . Syracuse University Local: Tan Delta Theta founded in 1901 ... went national in 1929 Chapter: Alpha Nu Number of Chapters: 4b Publication: The Crescent” OFFICERS President BARBARA WARNER Vice-President MARIE WURTENBERGER Secretary RUTH BUCHMAN Flower: Pink Carnation Colors: Double brown Facts of Interest: Corresfronding Secretary SUE WELCH Treasurer CHRISTINE SUNDAY Maintains summer camps and sponsors benefit Christmas parties for underprivileged children . . . local pledge class invites all sorority pledges on campus to tea dance . . . awards fellowship for graduate work in social service . . . boasts Emily Post and Margaret Wilson One Hundred Thirty-eight KITH HUGH MAN MARTHA TEH AN 1 CHRESROWN IRTENBERGER ELIZA RET MARIE W NANCYT LLOSS ELIZABET ROBINS 11 'LIANNE DECI ER One Hundred Thirty-nine KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS President ................ FAITH PAULUS Vice-President HELEN RAWLINSON Secretary ... .JANE BECHTOLT Treasurer MARY ELLEN SELDEN FACTS OF INTEREST... Founded: why . . . “to present a new viewpoint into the sweeping student group movement” when .. . October 23, 1897 where . . . Virginia State Normal Local: Theta Gamma Rho founded in 1915 . . . went national in 1927 Chapter: Alpha Nu Number of Chapters: 77 Publication: “The Kappa Delta” Flower: White rose Colors: Green and white Facts of Interest: Supports dental laboratories and six beds in the Crippled Children’s Hospital at Richmond, Va. . . . maintains student loan fund . . . fourth largest group in PanHellenic Council . . . has illustrious Kappa Delt in Mrs. Gladys Redd, president, Pan- Hellenic Council JANE BECHTOLT FAITH PAULI’S ANNALIESE HILKERT DOROTHY C3ANTZ Seniors VERA ZEIGLER FOnI PROD M A RIORIE L aFONTA I E Juniors MARY ELLEN SELDEN NAPE AN IRWIN BETTY LOWE Sofihomores MABEL PICHOTTA HELEN RAW LINSON MARY JANE PYLE R1TH LAUGH HEPWIG HECK Freshmen BETTY NR ADAMS JANICE ROBINSON EVE Pledges UNICE BENDER ANNA MASON GRACE TW1TCHELL PAt JEAN SMITH PHYLLIS LAUTNER RU' H YAKE IAUM YN PETRICH INE GOTT Page One Hundred Forty-one DORMITORY ADMITTEDLY the social center of the Wittenberg X campus is the Women’s FernclifF Hall, adequate enough to house 140 coeds, ranging from fresh- men. independents, and a few upper class sorority women. When the influx freshmen women became too large in '36, an auxiliary dormitory was opened at 625 Woodlawn Avenue and called the Woodlawn House. The women’s dorm consists of three buildings: the old Wittenberg Academy, a brick building of 1884. Page One Hundred Fonytwi and later additions of 1914. Organised for the first time in the fall of '36. a house committee calls meetings at irregular intervals when it seems “desirable or necessary”. Approximately IS women from the differ- ent halls of the dormitory compose the committee which studies the discipline problems and later presents them to the entire dormitory group. Social activities of the Hall are Sunday teas, exchange dinners and parties, and birthday celebrations each month for the girls whose birthdays come at that time. WOODLAWN HOUSE Page One Hundred Forty-three FEATURES Pane ( )nc I hmdred Forty-five (0 'J roryrajur 7 ( a yjt± Page One Hundred Forty-six '(o, ■ k ju ft f ' Page One Hundred Forts'-set vn Pane One Hundred Forty-eight Page One Hundred Forty-nine BEAUTY CONTEST JUDGES TjOe are Trying Something Different THE staff, feeling that the student body would regard this beauty contest as unfair no matter who judged it or who won it, is throwing aside usual customs in an attempt to eliminate all doubt. A board composed of Russell Patterson, George Burns, Grade Allen, Betty Grable, and LeRoy Prinz acted as judges for the contest. At our suggestion, they cooperated to the extent that they sent a picture, showing them together judging our contest, accom- panied by the letter containing their decisions. Both the letter and the picture are available for anyone to see at any time. The Editor. Pane One Hundred Fiftyone GRADUATION 1937 Miyi-xifij piptntf-j .hiq .tSrj HOMECOMING SNAPS Action! Camera! Rampart to Victory Whiz and Little One THANKS! Old Faithful Sleeping Beauts Student Eyes Left ( )wr the Top Brothers A source of know ledge Nature in the rate Who dal man? Page One Hundred Fifty-four SNAPS Snowed Under More Snow Chums Victory Ponce ( nth Session Sweethearts Editors Gloria Yea! An ALL day sucker An efficient art editor Thanks, Pick Class meets outside Pane One Hundred Fifty-five CAMPUS SNAPS ACTIVITIES DIRECTORY I o keep the pages nearer, and to aid you, the student body, we are submitting this directory of students and their activities. All are arranged in alphabetical order. Abram� , Boyd E. Senior Wadsworth Phi Gamma Delta, treasurer 4. Football 1.2.5. 4 Basketball i. 2. Shifter� 4. Y M. C A 1.4; W. Association 3. 4. Albright, David B. Sophomoie Akron Alpha I au Omega. Basketball I. 2. Y. M. C. A I. 2. Debate I. 2. freshman Class President Allen. Jack Franklin Junior Springfield Pi Kappa Alpha; International Rela- tions Club}. Y M. C A 1.7.}; Base- ball manager I. 2, 3; W Club 3. Allen, John G. Jr. Senior Warren 1 1 Kappa Alpha Alliron, William J. Senior Springfield Alpha I’iiii Omega. Amato, Helen Teresa Sophomore Springfield Anderson, Edith Freshman Cuyahoga Falls Chi Omega; Y W. C. A. I. Angus, Robert Floyd Unclassified Cleveland Arnholt, Elliott W. Sophomore Loudenvillc Phi Kapisa Psi; Debate I; Torch I. Arnholt, ' Gus Jr. Junior Loudonvillc Phi Kappa Psi; President Sophomore Class. Debate I. 2; Cheerleader I. Arnholt. Jeanne Sophomore Dayton Alpha Xi Delta; Orchcsis; W. A. A.; Y W. C A Arnovitz, Florence Ann Junior Springfield Asplin, Merle Elaine junior Cleveland Apha Xi Delta; W. A. A. I. 2. secretary 3. Y W. C A I. 2 Orthesis I. 2. 3. Swan Club I. Asplin. Wilma Freshman Cleveland Alpha Xi Delta Aughhaugh, Lorene Pearl Sophomare T. T. Troy Y W. C. A ; Dance Club. Aughbaugh. Olan Wilson Senior Troy Dorm League: l.amtxia ,Y1u }. 4. Inter- national Relations Club 4. I. S, A. 3. 4 Aull. Alice Rowenn Senior Walhalla, S. C. Chi Omega; Home Fconomics Club 3: Y W. C. A 2. }. •!; Orchesis 2. 3. 4; L. S. A Autcnricth, Josiah William Junior Ft. Wayne, Ind. Theta Kappa Nil. Bnchcrt, Helen Mae Sophomore Springfield Alpha Xi Delta; Home Economics Club 2. W W. I. Bair, George Willard Sophomore Champa ign. III. Choi, I. 2: Y. M C. A I. treasurer 2: Rifle Club I Bair, Harold D. Senior Champaign, III. Dorm League: Y. M. C. A. I; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra I. 2. 3; Choir 4 Bair, Richard Carl Freshman Mansfield Alpha Tau Omega. Baker. Margaret Junior Zanesville Gamma Phi Beta: Home Ec Club I. 2. 3; Debate I; Wittenberg Players 2. 3; Witt 2; Y. W. C. A. I. 2. 3; Alma Mater I. 2. Baker. William Freshman Zanesville Beta Theta Pi; Y. M. C. A. I; Torch I. Ballard, Charles J. Senior Springfield Balslcv, Glen O. Freshman Findlay Balzer, Kathryn Marie Freshman T. T. Springfield Banc. Gertrude Senior Wheeling, W. Va, Alpha Delta Pi; Tau Pi Phi 2. 3. 4; Debate I. 2. 3. captain 4; Wittcnberger 2. 3 Torch 2 3 II.... I « Club I. 2. }. 4: Pan-1 Icllcnic Council 3. Wittenberg Players I. 2; Y W A I, 2. 3. vice- president 4; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges Barnhart, Ivan Senior New Carlisle Pi Kappa Alpha, president 3. Inter- fraternity Council 4. Football I; B.isket- ball I. 2. 3; Y M C A Bartben, Ksther Carolyn Freshman Niles Alpha X. Delta: Witt; W. A. A I. Basler Helen Lucille Junior Columbiana Beta Phi Alpha: Home Ec. Club I. 3; Y W C A I. 2. 3; Choir I. 2. 3: Alma Mater I. 2 Baumgartner, Mary Elizabeth Freshman Columbus Alpha Xi Delta: Debate: Wittenberg Players: Y W C. A Bausman, Walter C. Junior Troy )}a kctha!l I ; Tennis 2. 3. Y. M C. A. •W Club. Bayley, Robert Gray lunior Springfield Phi Kappa Psi; Wittcnhcrg Players. Beals. Raymond K. lunior South Vienna Psi Chi 2. 3. Y. M C. A. Beard, Virginia Lula Sophomore Maplewood, W. Va. Beard. William W. Sophomore Springfield Beta Theta Pi Bcchtolt, Jane Senior Chicago. III. Kappa Delta secretary 3. 4. Arrow and Mask president 4 Choir 3. Y W ( A. Cabinet 4: Home Ec. Cluh 3. 4, Witt 4. W W L. secretary 4. L. S. A 3. 4. Wittenberg Pla yers 3; Alma Mater 3. Whos‘ Whoir American Colleges andUni. Beem. Richard I reshman Belleman, W. Richard Sophomore Miamisburg Beta Theta Pi. Witt I. 2: Choir I. 2: Y M. C. A Bender. Eunice freshmen Middlebranch Karri a Delta Bendes, Stephen Arnold Freshman Cleveland Brnko. Theodore J. Freshman Cleveland Bentley. Alvic Allen Freshman Dayton Foot Ira 11 I. Berquist. Dorothy Sotihotnore Pittsburgh Gamma Phi Beta. Debate I. 2. Witten- berg Players I. 2. Witt 2. French Club 2 Y. W. C. A ; Sophomore Class president. Berry, Anna Jean Junior Piqua Gamma Phi Beta; Home Ec. Club 2: Orchestra 2 Bczold, Oskav Hugo Unclassified Stuttgart, Germany Bigelow, Fred H. Sophomore Detroit, Mich. Beta Theta Pi: Wilt I; Torch I. 2; Swimming I. 2 Bittenhender, Richard C. Sophomore Springfield Phi Kapira Psi: Debate 2. Wittcnberger I. 2; Swimming I : Y. M. C. A.: Sargcant- at-Arms. Sophomore Class. Bitter, Elaine Ruth Junior Toledo Chi Omega; Home Ec. Club 2. 3. Choir 2; Swan Club I; Y. W C A 1.2. 3 Bivans. Bettyc Mae Freshman Miamisburg Orchcst ra: Band. Blackburn, Charles S. Sophomore Springfield Theta Kappa Nu. Blackburn, J. Robert Junior Springfield Theta Kappa Nu; W Club: I'ootball I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. Y M. C. A. Blount, Gene Senior Youngstown Beta Theta Pi. Rifle Cluh 1.2: Tenni� 1. 3. Blum, Mary Elizabeth Sophomore Millersburgb Alpha Xi Delta; X ittenberg Players 2. Choi, I. 2. Home Ec Club 2. W W I. . Wittcnberger I; Y. W. A I. 2 Blunt, Margaret Sophomore Youngstown Wittenberg Players Bohl.indcr, Robert W. Sophomore El wood, Ind. Delta Sigrna Phi. Debate I. 2. Choir 2; Wittenberg Players; Y. M. C. A I. 2. Boll, John Junior Junior Irontown Pi Kappa Alpha. Swimming 2. 3; W” Cluh. Bone. Eleanor Louise Freshman Xenia Chi Omega: Horne Ec. Club. Y W. C. A Boomersbine, Ethel Sophomore Brookvillc Chi Omega: W. VI'. L.: Alma Mater Y W C. A Borchcrt, Maxine Sophomore Ft. Wayne, Ind. Chi Omega. Debate I. 2. W. W. I. 2. Y W. C. A 2 Boreman. Robert E. Sophomore Shelby Theta Kappa Nu. Borland. Betty Senior Wheeling. W. Va. Alpha Delta I’i. Horne Ec. Club I; W A. A I; Dame Club 4; International Retaions Club 4 Y. W. C. A I Round, Harold Junior Lakewood Pi Kappa AlpliJ secretary 3. Torch 1.2.3. Delta Phi Alpha 1.2 3: Wittenherge, I. 3: Treasurer Junior Class. Bower, Allan Sophomore Akron Bela Theta Pi. Bozc, Gene Richard Sophomore Dayton Delta Sigma Phi. Band I; ’Torch I. Y M C. A. Bradstock. Richard Senior Bucyrus Baseball 2. 4. Swimming 2. 4; W Club 3. 4 Brandt, Richard II. Sophomore Cleveland Pi Kappa Alpha. Branc, R. Steve Sophomore Springfield Alpha Tau Omega Branning, Aileen C. Junior Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gamma Phi Beta. Brirkley. Robert freshman Shelby Choir. Brinkman, Ralph Freshman Dayton Swimming I. Brod. Fon Senior Springfield Kap| a Della; Delta Phi .‘Ipha: Home Ec. Club. Brough,Edna Junior Miamisburg Chi Omega; Home Ec Club; Fencing Club: Dance Club; W. A A 1. 2. treasurer 2. 3. Brown, Hugh N. Freshman Ccdarvillc Brumbaugh, Hubert C. Sophomore North Canton Dorm League: I- S. A.; Y. M. C. A. Buchanan, Paul C. Sophomore Dayton Phi Kaopa Psi; Wittenberg Player I. Bucher, Glenn C. Senior Gary, Ind. Delta Sigma Phi; Rifle Club 3. 4. Wrestling I. 2; Y. M. C. A 1.2. 3. 4. Buchholtz, Paul H. Junior Roseville Alpha Tau Omega; Debate I, 2: Sc bans Fellowship. Biiclunan, Ruth Senior Lancaster Gamma Phi Beta. Home Ec. Club I. 2, 3. 4: Y.W.C. A. cabinet 1.2. 3. secretary 4. Bueche, Nadine Junior Toledo Alpha Delta Pi. W. W. A : Y W C. A. Page One Hundred Fifty-sewn ALWAYS and ALL-WAYS THE BARN Wittenberg’s Most Popular Hang-out Our Fountain is supplied with only the Best CHOCOLATE, ICE CREAM and FRUIT FLAVORS SOUPS - - SANDWICHES - - SALADS - - SUNDAES Seniors! Remember ns on Home Coming. 'Norm Sawn. Buffenborger. Harold Lee Freshman Osborn Burk. Billy B. Senior Springfield Phi Gamma Delta: Band I, 2. Burnett. Max Freshman Spencervillc Burnite, David C. Sophomore Pittsburgh Dorm League; Debate 2; Fenring C lub 2 L. S. A ; Y. M. C. A. I. 2. Burn . Ruth Elizabeth Sophomore Millersbough Gamma Phi Beta: Wittenberg Mayer : Orchestra. Y W. C. A. Busek, La Verne Sophomore Wnkeman W W IDebate I: Y. W. C. A Bussard, Arthur R. Senior _ Dayton Alpha I au Omega: Kappa Phi Kap| a 2. 3. 4. Football I. 2. 3: Y. M C. A 3. 4. Butler, William Sophomore Urbana Alpha Tau Omega. Byrd, William R. Soph omorc Dayton Pi Kappa Alpha: Deluite I: Choir I; Wittenberg Mayers I: Y. M. C. A. I; Witt 2 Camrnzind, Anne Ruth Freshman Toledo Campbell, James Sophomore Salem Delta Sigma Phi. Campbell, Robert Sophomore Springfield Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia: Band 2; Or chestra 2 Carey, Doris Allene Senior Springfield Home Ec Club: International Relations Club: Wittenberg Player : Choir I. 2. 3; Y W C. A Carey, Norman C. Sophomore Springfield Phi Gamma Delta: Deluite 2; Choir I. 2; Band I. 2: Wittenberg Player 2; Y. M. C. A. Carlson, Gertrude E. Senior Chicago Alpha Xi Delta: P i Chi I. 2. 3; Choir 1.2. 3. 4; W. A. A : Alma Mater !. 2; Y. w. c. A Carlson, Gordon Freshman Toledo Beta Theta Pi. Carlson. Ray Junior Toledo Bela Theta Pi. vice-president 2 Basket ball 2. 3; Baseball 3; Tau Pi Phi Carlton, Sarah Irene Sophomore Girad Alpha Xu Delta: Y. W. C. A. I. 2 Carnev, John Freshman Bellefontaine Caton, Richard Freshman Chambers, Mary Freshman Ft. Wayne, Ind. Alpha Xi Delta: Wittenberg Players: Swan Club; W W l„: Y W C. A. C'harlesworth, Ward Senior Chicago, III. Phi Gamma Delta. Wittenberg Players 1. 3; W it tenl erger I. 3. Cheerleader I. 2. 3. Y M C. A Chat lain, Ed. M. Freshman Mansfield Phi Gamma Delta: Basketball I; Foot- ball I. Chesrown, Elizabeth Junior Jeromcsville Gamma Phi Beta: Home Ec. Club 2: Y W C A 2. 3. Chesrown, Richard Freshman Jeromesville Phi Kappa Psi. Y. M. C. A.; Witten- herger; basketball. Clarke. Emily I'reshman Springfield Alpha Xi Delta: Wittenberg Players: Home Ec. Club I; Dance Club I; Y W C. A Clarke, Oliver T. Freshman Springfield Beta Theta Pi Clemenger William Senior Akron Dorm league; Wittenbergcr 3; Rifle Club I. 2; Swimming I. 2, 3. 4; “W Club 3. 4. Y M. C. A. Click, Dale Freshman Springfield Basketball. Click, Donna Freshman Springfield Click, Myra Freshman Springfield Alpha Xi Delta: Wittenberg Players: I lomc Ec. Club; Dance Club. Y VI'. C. A. Click, Robert B. Senior Springfield Alpha Tau Omega, vice president 4. pre� i lent 4. Beta Beta Beta 3. 4; Shifter ' Club 2. 3. 4. Blue Key president 4. Skull anil Chain 4. Pick and Pen 3; Inter- fraternity Council 2. 3, Treasurer 4; Wittenlierger 2. Business Manager 3; Tor. I. I. 2. Track 3. Basketball I. 2: Catnou May 3. W Club4; Y. M. C. A. 4 Listed among Who's Who in American Colleges anil Universities for 1938. Coad, Carl Jr. Junior St. Louisville Phi Mu Delta; Debate 2. 3. Shaus Fel- lowship; Y M. C. A 2. 3. Coblentz, Vivian Junior Lakewood Gamma Phi Beta. Phi Sigma lota 3. I.cs Travailleours 2. 3. I lomc Ec. Club I. 2. 3; Orchesi 2. 3; Wittenberg Plavers 2. 3: Choi, I. 2: Torch 20 Y. W C. A. I. 2. 3. Cochran, Jean Sophomore McConnelsvillc Alpha Xi Della. Coleman, Ardelle Senior Canton Gamma Phi Beta: Pan- lellenic Council 4. Shifters' Club 3. 4; Witt co-editor 4. Torch I. 2; Wittenbergcr 3. Collette, Mary Senior Springfield Tau Pi Phi 4 Collette, Thomas Sophomore Springfield Collins, Hilbert S. Freshman Hopedale Collins, Richard Freshman Springfield Conner, Phyllis Freshman Sidney Alpha X. Delta: W. A A.: Y. W. C. A Cook, Howard C. Junior Toledo Phi Gamma Delta: Theta Alpha Phi 2. 3: Tau Kappa Alpha 2. 3: Debate I. 2. 3: Choir 1.2; Drama 1.2.3: Wittenbergcr 3. Cook Margaret G. Senior Toledo Bet., Ph. Alpha: French Club: Y W. C. A 2. 3. 4. Cooper, David N. Freshman Paineriville Pi Kap|sa Alpha Cooper, Vincent Leonard Freshman Weirton, W. V«. Copenhnvcr, Helen Junior Marion, Vn. Alpha Della Pi; Choir W W. L.; Wittenberg Player . Y W C. A Countryman, Jack Sophomore Poland Cramer, Phi! C. Freshman Springfield Crawmer, Duane W. Junior Bellevue Delta Sigma Phi: Football: Y. M. C. A. Creelman, Florence I'reshman Cleveland Chi Omega: Orchesis; W. W. I..: YWCA Crocker, Mary C. Freshman Fostoria Alpha Xi Delta: Wittenberg Players; W W I..: Swan Club: Y. W. C. A Page One Hundred Fifty-eight 3 0U ALWAYS FIND AMERICA’S GILBERTS 74-78 West Main Street Save nt) to 50cj on Branded Shoes Crosby, Roberta Sophomore Dayton Chi Omega: W. W I... Y. W. C. A. Cross, Harriett junior Springfield Alpha Xi I -11-i treasurer I. Alpha l.arul da Delta vice- president 3: Delta Phi Alpha 3; Y W. C. A. I, cabinet 2. 3. Cross, Charlotte Sophomore Springfield Crouse, John L. Jr. Sophomore Pittsburgh Alpha Tau Omega. Football 1.2. Y. M. C. A I. 2 Culler, Carolyn Sophomore Lucas Beta Phi Alpha: International Relations Club 2 L. S A. I. 2. Y W. C A. I. 2. Culler. Duane Freshman Lucas Wittenberg Players: Debate; Rifle Club. Culler, Philip unior Emsworth. Pa. hi Kapia P i: I'ootball I. 2. Basketball I, 2. 3; Swimming 2; Y. M. C. A. Daniels, Helen Patricia Junior Cleveland Alpha Delta Pi. vice-president 3. Debate I: Choir I. 2. 3. Witt 3. Y W. C. A. I. 2. 3. Dankert, Herbert W. i unior Toledo form league: Football I. 2: Basketball I : Baseball 2. 3; Class officer 3. WALL PAPER Daar, Dorothy Forsey Freshman Oil City, Pa. Chi Omega. Dnutell, Betty Jane Sophomore Toledo Alpha Xi Delta: Wittenlierg Players 2. Davis, Margaret E. Sophomore Dayton Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A I. 2. Davis, Walter C. i unior Charleston, S. C. felta Sigma Phi. Y. M C A I. 2. 3; L. S. A I. 2. 3; Intramural Manager 2. Dawson, Mary Elizabeth Sophomore Piqua Gamma Phi Beta: Y W. C. A. I. 2 Day, Dorothy Freshman Dayton Gamma Phi Beta; Home F.c. Club I; Dance Club 10 Debate I. Swan Club I; Y. W. C A I. Dean, Sam A. Freshman Xenia Delta Sigma Phi. Rifle Club I; Y. M. C. A. I. Dennis, Donald P. Junior Springfield Phi Mu Della, secretary 2. vice-presi- dent 3; Witlenlierger 3; Torch 3: Y. M C. A. I. 2: Council 3. DeWeese, Betty Francis Sophomore Piqua Gamma Phi Beta PAINT Dey, Frederick L. Senior New Springfield Dorm League: Delta Phi Alpha 3. vice- president 4 Theta Chi Delta 3. vice- president 4; Beta Beta Beta 3. president 4. Football I. 2; Wrestling I. 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4 Dibble, Richard Senior Wadsworth Bela Theta Pi. Art Falitor Witt 1.2. . 4; Art Faiitor Witlenlierger 3. 4 Senior Officer. I nter'ratermty Council. Dickerhoof, Gilbert Senior Bcllaire Beta Beta Beta 3. 4; I'ootball I. 2. 3. 4: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; W” Club 2. 3. I Dickey, Mary M. Senior Toledo Alpha Xi Delta: Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3. Orchesis 2. 3. secretary 4; W. A. A I. 2. 3. president 4: Y. W. C. A. cabinet I. 2. 3. treasurer 4. Didishko, Diomid A. Junior Harkin City, Manchoukuo Dorm League Digel. Dorothy Mae Sophomore Springfield Dingcldein, Gwelda Freshman Springfield Alpha Xi De'ta; Y. W. C A Dinkel, J. Edward Junior Galion Foe I ball 1.2: Basketball I: I. S. A 2. 3: Band 3. WINDOW SHADES EGLESTON SONS, Inc. 125 West Main Street Phone Main 2568 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Page One Hundred Fifty-nine Main 4110 1152 LagonJa BRINSLEY’S L G. A. Complete Food Market Fine Meats - Fresh Vegetables Fruits - - - - Groceries We Supply the Fraternities with hood X-RAY FITTED N IS LEY’S 19-21 East I ligh St. Shoes of Character SEVENTY STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES Dorman, Robert E. Sophomore Xenia Foot ball. Dover, Dorothy Senioi Dayton Drake, Sara Sophomore Christ ianburg Driscoll, Edward Senior Springfield Choir 1.2. 3. 4; Campus Play 2 Dudde, Ruth Junior Liverpool, N. Y. Alpha Lambda Delta. Delta Phi Alpha: I. S. A . Y W. C. A cabinet. Witten- l� crgcr; Torch Dudde, William Junior Liverpool, N. Y. Dorm League: Torch I. 2. 3. managing editor ); Wittcnbcrgcr I. 2. 3: Witten- berg Players I. 2. 3; Lambda Mu 3; Sc haus Fellowship, vice-president 3: Y M. C. A I. 2. secretary 3: L. S. A. I. 2. 3 Dugan, Thomas P. Sophomore Springfield Dwire, Walter Junior Mason Dorm League: Football 1.2. 3; Basket- ball I. 2. 3. Baseball 2. 3; W Club 3 Dykstra, Ray Senior Springfield Alpha Tau Omega: Basketball 2. 3: Track 3. 4; W Club. Eakins, Betty Jane Sophomore Springfield Home Ec. Club: W. A A. I. 2. W W. 1. ; Y W C. A. Eakins, Herbert Unc'assified Springfield Phi Gamma Delta. Eckmnn, C. Franklin Senior New Middletown Edwards, Benjamin D. Freshman Urbana Theta Kappa Nu. Edwards. Marjorie Freshman Springfield Edwards. Phyllis M. Freshman Springfield F-KKert, Ruth Sophomore Toledo Alpha X. Delta. Y W. C. A I. 2. Eglinger, Harold F. Graduate Springfield Eichel, Margaret Sophomore FT. Wayne, Ind. Eichelberger, James W. Freshman Springfield Eidemiller, Lester Freshman Dayton Phi Mu Delta Y M. C. A Eidemiller. Nelson Junior Dayton Alpha Tau Omega: Basketball I Elsea, Fred J. Sophomore Findlay Phi Kappa Psi: Debute 2. Cheerleader 2. Emery. Marjorie Freshman Akron Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W. C. A. I. Endelman, Theodore Senior Springfield Ernwein, Irene Sophomore Louisville, Ky. Beta Phi Alpha. Home Ec. Club; Dance Club: Y W. C. A : Wntenberger. Ertel, Charles Freshman Norwood Phi Mu Delta; Fencing. Eshenfelder, Emil Sophomore Springfield Alpha Tau Ornega Evans, Betty FTeshman Delphos Alpha Delta Pi. Choir I; Y W. C. A. I. Evans, Margaret FTeshrnan Mansfield Alpha Xi Delta. Dance Club Evans, Maxine Sophomore Springfield Al| lia Xi Delta. Everhart. Margaret Sophomore Urbana Orchestra. Faber, Fred Senior Ashland Phi Kappa Psi; Debate I. Wittenbcrgcr I. W (Tub 4. Swimming I. 3; Track 3. 4. Y M. C. A. I. F'ager, Freda Sophomore Dayton Alpha Xi Delta. I ionic Far. Club 2; V. A. A I. 2: Y. W C. A. 1.2. Failor, Evelyn F'teshman Spcnccrvillc Alpha Delta Pi; Choir I. Fayette, Freeland M. Freshman Pleasant ville, N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta. FT ball I; Basketball I. We Help You Succeed ¥ ® td)tnS=9lexaiibEr MEN’S SHOT Sixteen West Main Street ..RECO.. SPORTING GOODS For LADIES and MEN GOLF - TENNIS GUNS and AMMUNITION The RECO Store 16 West High Page One Hundred Sixty PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. • Paint«- 34 S. LIMESTONE ST. SPRINGFIELD. OHIO ® Glass • Wallpaper ROBERT D. CRIPPS ’29-’30 Manager • Mirrors - - Fenton. Virginia Freshman Spr i n gfie Id Ferguson, Robert Freshman Pittsburgh. Pa. Phi Kappa Psi; Debate I. Ferrall, Marjorie Freshman Younif town Alpha Xi Della. Wittenberg Players. Ferree, Royal T. Freshman Springfield Beta Theta Pi; Rifle Club I Fettis, Henry Junior Dayton h. Mu Delta. Delta Phi Alpha 3. Phi Mu Alpha 3; Band 3. Fickling, Doris Junior Lakewood Alpha Delta Pi; Swan Club I. 2. W. A A. I. 2. 3. Y W. C. A I. 2. 3. Filing, Dorothy Unclassified Finkel, Richard Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. Phi Kap|ia Psi. Witt; Swimming I. Fisher, John Sophomore Indianapolis, Ind. Intramural manager 2. Wittenbrrgrr 2. Y M. C A. I. 2 Fisher, Mary Sophomore Springfield Home Lie. Club I Flack, Ruth Sophomore Springfield Delta Phi Alpha 2. Choi, I; L. S A 2. Foley, Marjorie Freshman Springfield Forster, Elizabeth Sophomore Dayton Chi Omega. Choir I. 2. Foster. Norman Freshman Ft. Wayne, Ind. I heta Kappa Nu. Basket Kill I Fraas, Florence Freshman Archibold, Ohio Fralick. Charles E. Senior Springfield Theta Chi Delta. Beta Beta Beta. Delta Phi Alpha. Frame. Jean Freshman Rocky River, Ohio Chi Omega: Y W. C. A.; W W L. Franz, John t . Senior Wheeling, W. Va. Dorm League secretary 3. 4. Kappa Phi Alpha vice-president 4. Track 2. Band I. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra I. 2. Y. M. C A. I. 2. 3. Fraylick. William S. Freshman Van Wert Phi Kappa Psi; Choir I. Y M. C. A. Frederick, LeRoy Junior Mansfield Alpha Tuu Omcgo: Football I. 2. 3; Coif 2 Freeburgcr, Jeanne Ireshman Springfield Alpha X, Delta Y W. C. A Freeman. Richard Freshman Lima Delta Sigma Phi; Y M. C. A. I Freihofer, Robert Senior Dayton l i Kappa Alpha treasurer 3: Interfrat- ernity Council 3; Y. M. C. A. I. 2. French, Betty Freshman Cleveland Hgts. Swan Club. Orchesi� ; W. A. A. Fricsner, Phyllis Junior Union City, Ind. Sigma Alpha lota; Choir; Band: W. W. L. Fry, Margaret junior Hagerstown. Md. Wittenberg Players. Torch. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. International Relations Club; I. S A. Fuelling, C. Luther Senior Cleveland Dorm League; Della Phi Alpha. Theta Alpha Phi; Wittenberg Players 1.2. 3. 4. Football I. Wrestling I. 2. Fulton, Richard L. Junior Dayton Alpha Tau Omega, secretary 3; Pick and Pen 3. Beta Beta Beta 3. Shifters’ Club 3; Debate I; Torch I; Wittenberger I. assistant business manager 3; Basketball I; Roost Wittenberg Association 2. 3; Y M C A 3 Funk, Donald A. Freshman Rowington, Conn. Phi Gamma Delta; Wittenlierg Players I; Lcs Travailleours I: Y. M C. A. I. Gahris, Donald G. 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Sales and Service Everywhere WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF TYPEWRITERS Gnngwarc, Robert Senior Sandusky Dorm 1 ngur. vice-president 4, Blue Kcv 4. Skull .«nd Chain 4 V'ittcnlrcrgcr I. 2; Torch I. 2. 3. editor 4. Boost Wittenberg Association 2. Band I. 2: Who s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities Carver, James Senior Mansfield I’hi Gamma Delta. Gavcy, Iv« Junior Springfield ( hi Omega: Orchesis; Y W. C. A. Gearhart. Edwin Freshman Poland, Ohio Gehring, Grace Junior Cleveland Alpha Delta Pi: Tau Pi Phi 2. 3: Shifters' Club }; Debate I: Wittonbcrgcr 3: Wit- tenberg Players I. 2. 3: Y. W. C. A 1.2. 3 Geiger, Robert Senior Canton Phi Kappa Psi Geise, Mary Ruth Sigma Alpha lota: Choir 2; Y. W. C. A. Getter, Dorothy Senior New Phildelphia, Pa. Beta Phi Alpha: Pan-Hellenic Council 4: Arrow and Mask 4. Shifters' Club 2. 3. 4: Home Be. Club, president 4: Torch 1.2; Wittenberger 2. ; Choir 2. 3. Y. W. C. A., president 4. Getter, Paul Sophomore New Philadelphia, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta: l.ainbda Mu I; I.. S. A. I; Y. M. C. A. cabinet I. 2. Gctzendaner, Mark A. Sophomore Davenport, la. Delta Sigma Phi; Tau Kappa Alpha; Debate I. 2. Swimming 2. Wittenberg Players; Track I. 2. Y M. C. A. Glunz, Fred Sophomore Lakewood Pi Kappa Alpha, secretary 2: Torch I. 2; Boost W 2: Treasurer Freshman Class. Goddard, Edwin Freshman Url� an« Goddard, Mary Jane Springfield Sophomore Gamma Phi Beta. Colder, Louis Junior Wilkinsburg, Pa. Pi Kappa Alpha, vice-j,resident i. Choir 2. 3: International Relations Club 2, president 3; Y. M. C. A. cabinet 2. 3. Good, Mary Trcshman Tiffin Alpha Delta Pi. Debate I, Swan Club I: Dance Club I; Witt I; Freshman Class, vice-presidrnt. Good, Nancy Senior Tiffin Alpha Delta Pi. Gnxchkc, Margaret Freshman Warren Got Herman, Ruthanna Freshman Port William, Ohio Alpha Xi Della: Orchestra; Y. W. C. A. Gott, Pauline Freshman Warren Gourley, Gaylord Junior _ Youngstown I’i Kappa Alpha: Tennis: W Club. Graham. Milton Freshman Gravius, Betty Junior Toledo International Eclation Club: Y. W. C. A I. 2. 3. Green, William Freshman Marion Beta Theta Pi Y. M C. A. Greever, Virginia Graduate Columbus, S. C. Greiner, Sydney Freshman Zanesville Delta Sigma Phi. Band I; Y. M. C. A. Gricst, C. Nelson Sophomore Springfield Gross, Robert Sophomore Massillon Phi Gamma Delta; W'ittenlrerger 2; Cheerleader I; Y M C. A. I, Grube, Marion Junior Springfield Beta Phi Alpha: Lambda Mu I. 2. 3: Home lie. Club I. 2. 3. Grube, Virginia Sophomore Springfield Gunsett, John K. Freshman Convoy, Ohio 1’hcta Kappa Nu; Witlenl«-rg Players I; Phi Mu Alpha I; Band I; L. S. A. I. Haas, Damarix Sophomore Springfield Wittenlierger I. 2. 3; Torch I. 2. Hack, Victoria Freshman Gary, Ind. Y W. C. A I. ilackcnberg, Harold Senior Bellcfontninc Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Hair, Jean Sophomore Conover, Ohio Beta Phi Alpha; Home lie. Club I: W. W. L. I: Alma Mater Pageant. Hall, James Senior McMecben, W. Va. Dorm League: Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 3: Baseball 3: W ' Club 4. Hallauer, John W. Sophomore Wauseon, Ohio Debate I; Wittenberg Players I. 2: Theta Alpha Phi 2: Poetry Club 2. Hampton, Robert H. W. Senior Dayton Phi Mu Delta; Kappa Phi Kap|xt 4: International Relations Club 3. 4: Rifle Club 3. 4; Y. M. C. A. 3; Student assist- ant in Sociology and Political Science. Harry, Richard Freshman Youngstown Beta Theta Pi Harstcad, Jane Senior Springfield Alpha Xi Delta; Tau Pi Phi secretary, treasurer 4. Ilnrt, Henry Freshman Elyria, Ohio Hartle, Martha Freshman Upper Sandusky Chi Omega: Dance Club I. Hawk, Betty Sophomore Warren Alpha Xi Delta; Debate I. 2; Orchesis I: Wittenberg Players I. 2: W. W. L. I. 2: Y. W. C A. I. 2. “‘Where flowers Qrow” DIKCKMANX KERN, INC. QUALITY FLOWERS FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSES: Parrin and Plum Streets, - SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Phonk Main 1214 Pane One Hundred Sixty-two McKenzie lumiteit W operate a saw mill cutting local hardwood, for crating, timber, barn frames, planking, special industrial bills, etc. Also a retail lumber yard, selling Yellow Pine, White Pine, Red- wood, Shingles, Roofing, Lath, Sash and Doors, Millwork, etc. “We carry the largest stock of lumber in the city” the McKenzie lumber Grand Avenue and Plum Street SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Hawke, Donna Junior Springfield C hi Omega; Choir; Y. W. C. A.; L.S. A i Haynes, Madeline Sophomore Canfield, Ohio Alpha Xi Della Haynes, Miriam Sophomore Barberlown, Ohio Belt Phi Alpha; Witt I; Y. W. C. A I. Haynes, Robert Sophomore Barber town, Ohio Della Sigma Phi; L. S. A.: Y. M. C. A. Hayter. Adeline Freshman Dayton Choir I Y. W. C. A. I. Hazel, Ruth Freshman Youngstown Beta Ph. Alpha; Y. W. C. A. I. Hazelet t, Robert Freshman Rocky River, Ohio Heck, Emma Junior Syracuse, N. Y. Della Phi Alpha 2. 3; L. S. A. Y. M. C. A. cabinet 2. 3, Heck, Hedwig Freshman Syracuse, N. Y. Kappa Della; Della Phi Alpha; Y. W. C. A I, Heckathorn,Eugene Freshman Springfield Debate I ; Torch 10 Y. M. C. A. cabinet. Heckathorn, Mary Elise Junior Springfield Chi Omega; Laml da Mu 2. J; Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3: Alpha Lambda Delta 3. president; L. S. A. I. 2. vice-president 3; Y W C A I. 2. 3; Torch I. 2. 3 Debate I. 2. 3; W'ittcnbergcr I. 2. 3; Oratory 3. Heine, Robert H. Senior _ Ft. Wayne, Ind. 'Theta Kappa Nu. president 3. 4; Blue Key; P i C hi; Tau Kappa Alpha; Debate I. 2; Torch 2. Interfraternity Council 3. secretary 4; Boost Wittenberg Associa- tion 3; Y. M. C. A. cabinet 3. Heisey, Lillian Freshman Springfield Alpha Xi Delta; Home Ec. Club I; W. W. L. I; L. S. A. I; Y. W. C. A. I. Heives, Ralph Gradute. Helfrick, Lois Mae Sophomore Lorinn Gamma Phi Beta: Y. W. C. A. Ilclmnn, Charles S. Freshman New Carlisle, Ohio Helmbold, William Senior Ft. Thomas. Ky. Phi Kappa Psi; Debate 2. 3. 4; Track and FootiniII manager I. 2. 3. Rdie Team I. 2; Y. M. C. A. Hcltzcl, Elizabeth Sophomore Springfield Chi Omega; Alpha l.arniida Delta 2; Orchesi I. 2. Rifle Club 2; Torch 2; Home Ec. Club 2; Y. W C. A. I. 2. Henderson, Werner Senior Lima, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi. treasurer 3; secretary 4. Tau Pi Phi 3. 4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 3. 4. treasurer 4; Boost Witten- berg Associution4; Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Y. M. C A. I. 2. 3; Council 4. Hcpncr, Alice Freshman Tokyo. Japan Chi Omega; German Club; Debate; Poetry Club; Dance Club; International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A. Her), Vivian June Freshman Columbus Heskett, Clifford Freshman Springfield Hickey, Margaret Sophomore Springfield Gamma Phi Beta; Newman Club. Hicks, William Senior Springfield Phi Kapi a Psi: Witt, editor 3: Witten- berg Players 3: Swimming I. 2. 3. 4; Boost W 3: W Club 4. Hilkcrt, Annaliese Senior Dayton Kappa Delta: Home Ec. Club: Delta Phi Alpha. Hill, Norma Lavonne Sophomore Urbana Hilly, Gordon Special Music Bluffton, Ohio Hiser, Mary Springfield Junior Gamma Phi Beta. Hodson, Mrs. Ethel Hope Unclassified Dayton Hoewischer, Meta Senior Botkins, Ohio Hoffman, Donald Sophomore Youngstown Delta Sigms Phi; Wittenberg Players I. 2; Y. M. C. A I. 2. COAL CO. Phone Main SS8USS82 Holliday, Martha unior Marion 3eta Phi Alpha: Y. W C. A. Hollinger, Betty Jane Sophomore Barberlown Chi Omega: Debate I; Orchesis I. Home Ec. Club I. 2; Wittenberg Players I. 2. W. W L. I. 2; Y. W. C. A I. 2. Homrighaus, Charlotte L. Junior Toledo Chi Omega president 3; Pan-Hellenic Council president 3; Wittcnbergcr 3: W.W. I. 2. 3. Alma Mater Pageant I. 2; Y. W. C A. Cabinet I. 2, 3. Intercol- legiate Who's Who. Homrighausen, Tom Senior Dover. Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Lambda Mu 2. 3. 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 2. 3. 4. Theta Alpha Phi 2. 3. 4; Wittenberg Players I. 2. 3. 4. Psi Chi 3. 4; Debate I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. Horine, Ruth Freshman Cleveland Dance Club. Hoffman, Ruth Sophomore Springfield Alpha Laintida Delta. Alpha Xi Delta; lludak, Joe Freshman Lorain Football. Huggard, John Freshman Columbus Hughes, Clyde Freshman Sandusky Hunkley, Harry Sophomore Dayton Theta kap|Mi N’u. Y. M C. A. Hunt, Bertha Graduate Mechanicsburg, Ohio Hunt. Richard Freshman Troy Theta Kappa Nu: Debate I; Wittenberg Players I. Iden, Carolyn Junior Minerva, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta. Ihrig, Barbara Sophomore Springfield Y. W. C A. I. Jackson, Francis R. Junior Findlay Alpha Xi Delta: Wittenberg Player I. 2: Orchesi I. 2. 3: Torch 1.2. 3; Home Ec. Club I. 3. l t£C One Hundred Sixty-thrcc the Class of 1938 3 u’re leaving us. And we’re a little sad because it is so. For each of you we have a deep wish .... that the road you have chosen leads you straight to your goal. The world is yours today! May you find it good .... may you have the courage and the wis- dom to leave it better still. WITTENBERG COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Pagc One Hundred Sixty-four HOME STORE, Inc FINE SHOES The kind of Clothes ' you like to wear at the For HIM kind of prices you like ...and . . . to pay .... For HER Collegiate Clothes for MEN and WOMEN SELBY SHOE Co. Illingworth, Davis Junior Johnstown, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi: Pick and Pen, Whitten- berger 2; Editor 3; Boost W 3. Inter- fraternity Council 3: Y. M. C. A. I. 2. vice-president 3; Torch 2; Sophomore Class Prize. Debate I 2. 3: Baskeball I. 2. Lamda Mu; Tau Kap| a Alpha; Oratory 3; Schauss Fellowship. Irwin, Nadcan Sophomore Castine, Ohio Kappa Delta; Y. W. C. A I. 2 Jacobs, Fred Senior Wapakoneta Delta Sigma Phi; Theta Chi Delta 2. Jacobs, Gcorgianne Sophomore Ft. Wayne, Ind Alpha Xi Delta; Orchesis; Debate I; W. W. L-: Y W. C. A. James, John Douglas Sophomore Springfield Jamison, Emma Freshman Scio, Ohio Choir I. Jamison, Nellie Freshman Mansfield Jeddy, Vera Freshman East Cleveland Alpha Delta Pi: Debate I; Wittenberg Players I; Y W. C A I. Jennings, Webb Junior Cleveland Phi Kapjsa Psi Jensen Elwood Sophomore Springfield Alpha Tau Omega; Debate I. 2; Football I. 2; Swimming I; Tennis 2: Y. M. C. A. Jodon, Clyde Freshman Springfield Football I; Swimming I. Johnson, Betty Grace Freshman Cleveland Chi Omega; Y W. C. A. Johnson, Glenn Freshman Cleveland Phi Kappa Psi. Witt I; W.ttenberg Players I Johnson, Hobart A. Freshman Lorain, Ohio Johnson, John R. Freshman Middletown Johnson, June Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. Alpha Delta Pi. W A A . Y W. c A. Johnson, Richard Junior South Bend, Ind. I'heta Kappa Nu; Football I; Track I. 2 Wrestling I. Julian, Lester Salem, Ohio Sophomore Football I. 2. Kalcr, Emerson Freshman Crestine, Ohio Football I. Basketball I; Band I. Kamman, Paul Wilton Sophomore Versailles, Ohio Keck, Robert Senior Gary. Ind. . Phi Kappa Psi; Choir 2. 4; Debate I. 2; Wittenberg Players I. 2. Basketball I. Keil, Charles Sophomore Lima Phi Mu Delta Keil, Jack Sophomore Warren. Ohio Phi Gamma Dcba; Wittenberger 2; 1.. S. A. 2; Intramural manager 2; Y. M C. A I. 2. Keil, Kathryn Freshman Warren, Ohio Beta Phi Alpha; Dance Club I ; W. A. A. I; Y W. C. A. I. Kelly, Helen Sophomore Youngstown Gamma Phi Beta; Home Ec. Club: Y W C. A. Kcnat, Dorothy R. Freshman Bay Village, Ohio Chi Omega; Wittenberg Players; De- bate I: Y. W C. A I. Kettering, Richard Freshman Springfield Theta Kappa Nu. Keyser. George Junior Mansfield Beta Theta Pi. secretary 2. vice-president 3. Pick and Pen 3. Tau Kap| a Alpha 2. 3. Theta Alpha Phi 2. 3; Debate 1.2. 3; Wittenberg Players I. 2; Wittenberger 3: Witt, assistant business manager I. 2. 3; Interfraternity Council 3; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Kiester, Dorothy Sophomore Middletown Alpha Della Pi. Swan Club 2; Debate I: Y W. C A I. 2. Kiester, Winifred Junior Middletown Alpha Delta Pi; Home Fc. Club 2. 3; Choir I. 2. 3; Torch 2. W W I.. I; Y W. C. A Cabinet 2. 3: Junior Class vice-president. Kim, Richard Sophomore Hilo, Hawaii, T. II. Kimberly, Charles Freshman Akron Band I. King, Donald Freshman Springfield Kinsey, Robert S. Senior Mansfield Dorm L-eague; Kambda Nu. president 4. Kissell, Jerry Senior Columbus Grove, Ohio Basketball I. 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4 Kite, Virginia Freshman Springfield Klesa, Howard D. Senior Stow, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi; Wittenberger I; Swim- ming I. i: W” Club 4. Kline, Robert Freshman Osborn, Ohio Alpha I'au Omega. Klingaman, Gertrude Junior Goshen, Ind. Klopfcr, Virler. Sophomore Pleasant Hill, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi: Basketball 2; Y M. C. A. 2. Klopfcnstein, Lee Freshman Knapp, Robert B. Junior Arcadia, Ind. Delta Sigma Phi; Choir I. 2. 3; Band I. 2; Y M C. A. I. 2. 3. Knepper, Almina Tulloss Freshman Mt. Vernon, Ohio Poetry Club I: L S. A. I: Y W C. A. I. Knollenberg, Ruth Ann Junior Richmond, Ind. Chi Omega; Phi Xigma lota 2. 3; Choir I. 2. 3. Home Ec. Club 2. 3; I. S A 3; Alma Mater Pageant I. 2; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2. 3. Koch, Elmer F. Sophomore Chicago, III. Delta Sigma Phi; Football I. 2. Swim- ming 2; Y M. C. A I. 2 Koch, Harry Bridgeport, Ohio Sophomore Football' Koch, Jack Senior Lima Dorrn League, treasurer 3. 4. Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; W Club 3. 4. Koch, Kenneth Senior Ohio City, Ohio Theta Kappa Nu: Debate 3; 'I'au Kappa Alpha 3; Y M. C. A. 3 Koch, Walter Springfield Sophomore Delta Sigma Phi. Kofoed, Angelin Freshman Bay Village, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; Wittenberg Players I; Rifle Club I. Kohle, Helen Springfield Sophomore Alpha Delta Pi. Kommel, Ada M. Freshman Rochester, Pa. Sigman Alpha lota; Choir I. I.. S. A. I: Y. W C A. I Koons, Kennard E. Freshman Erie, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi: Football I. Basket- ball I. Kostyo, John F. Elyria, Ohio Freshman Footlrall I. Kramer, June Junior Springfield Tau Pi Phi; Choir I : I lorne Ec. Club 2. 3; Y W C A 3 Krickenbargcr, Mae Freshman Arcanum, Ohio Y W. C. A. I. Kricgbaum, Robert E. Junior Springfield Pi Kappa Alpha; Kappa Phi Kappa: Newman Club. Krupp, Earl I'reshmun Tiffin, Ohio Kuhlman, Ellen _ Oil City, Pa. Freshman Alpha Xi Delta. Kuhlman. Martha Senior Lima Alpha Xi Delta: Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3. 4. Y W. C. A I. 2 Kuhn, Harold Freshman Xenia, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi; Choir I; Y. M C. A. Kurtz, Charles Sophomore Toledo Alpha Tau Omega. Football I. 2; Track I: Basketball I. W” Club; Y M. C A Kurz, R. Chiiunccy Sophomore Youngstown Beta Theta Pi: Rille Club. LaFontaine, Marjorie Senior Pleasant City, Ohio Kappa Delta: Laml da Mu 3.4; Choir 3. Lamos, Frances Sophomore Conneaut, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Wittenberg Player 1.2; Torch I. 2. Y W C. A. I. 2. Lnndwehr, Ruth Senior Toledo Alpha Xi Delta, secretary- 4: Tau Kap| u Alpha 1.2. 3. 4. Pan-Hellenic Council 3: Debate I. 2. 3. 4. Wittenberg Player I. 2. 3. 4. Witt 2. 3. State Interpretative Reading Representative 3. 4; Campus Play I. 3: I.. S. A. 4 Alma Mater I. 2: Y W. C. A. I. 2. 3; Scrgeant-at-Arm Junior Class: Choir I. 2. Lane, Mary Virginia Sophomore Springfield Home Ec. Club I : Choir 2. Pane One Hundred Sixty-fitc YEARBOOK COVERS Write or Cull .... Motel Bancroft SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Mr. W. C. SIMS 2}5 West Grand Ave. Main 2297-W David J Molloy Plant S. K. SMITH CO. 2857 North Western Ave. CHICAGO, - - - ILLINOIS Dining Room • Coffee Shop • Octagon Room • Billiard Room • Ball Room SAN W. GERSTNER Lessee Long, Edith Junior Cleveland Beta Phi Alpha: Delta Phi Alpha I. 2. 3; Home lx Club 1.2. 3; Y. W. C. A. 1.2.3. Lang, Rachael Senior Williamsburg, Pa. Beta Phi Alpha: Witlcnlicrg Player� I. 2. 3. 4; Alma Mater Fete I. 2. 3: W. W. L. 2. Langrnhop, Emma Freshman Louisville, Ky. Lapinsky, Re«la i-'re� hman Springfield Lasher, Al Senior Youngstown Wittenberg Players 2. 3. 4; Fencing 2. 3; Rifle Club i. Y. M. C. A. I. L.iughlin, Marjorie Freshman Sidney Debate I. Y W. C. A. I. Lnutncr, Phyllis A. I’reshinaii Wheeling, W. Va. Kappa Della; Wittcnlrcrg Players I: Y. W. C A. I. Lawson, Muriel Sophomore Springfield Ledlic i, Virginia Sophomore Sandusky Beta Phi Alpha. Home Ec. Club 2: Les Travailleurs 2. Y. W. C. A 2 Leedy. Mary Jean Freshman Bcllvillc, Ohio Home Ec. Club: Choir; Y. W. C A. Lcffcl, Elwood Senior Springfield Alpha Tau Omega; Kappa Phi Kappa, president 4; P� i Chi 2. 3. 4; president 4; Psi Chi 2. 3. 4. Leimbach, Sarah Senior Greenfield Alpha Delta Pi; Wittcnbergcr 2: Home E«. Club I. 2, 3. International Relations ( lull 3; Y. W. C. A. Leonard, Dorothy May Freshman St. Paris, Ohio Home Ec. Club; Debate I. Leonard, Frances Senior Vincennes. Ind. Sigma Alpha lota. Alpha laimbda Della. Choir 4. Lesser, Frederick L. Freshman Ridgway, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi; I.. S. A. I; Y.M C A I. Lester, William Freshman Wadsworth, Ohio Beta Theta Pi: Band I. Lewis, Laura Lou Sophomore Paincsvillc Alpha Xi Delta: Home Ec. Club; S. A. I. LibcgOtt, Lois E. Senior Akron Chi Omega: Debate I. 2. 3: Tau Kap|si Alpha 3. 4; W. A. A., vice-president 4. I S A I. 2; Y W. C. A I. 2. 3. 4 Light, Charles Sophomore Bucyrus Lindaucr, Virginia Eloise Freshman Dayton Chi Omega; Debate I; Witlenlierg Play- e.s I. Dance Club I. Y W. C. A I Link, Katherine Mary Junior Springfield Gamma Phi Beta: Home Ec. Club. Linson, Rebecca Sophomore London, Ohio Lipp, Frederick Junior Toledo Phi Gamma Delta; Y. M. C. A. Lisak, Emil Junior Wheeling, W. Va. Phi Kappa Psi; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball 3: Newman Club I. 2. 3: W Club 2. 3 List, Willard Sophomore Dayton Delta Sigma Phi; Torch I; Y.M.C.A. 1.2, Lockhart. Albert E Fresh man Akron Delta Sigma Phi: Debate I: Orchestra I ; Swimming I. Lochrkc, Leah Junior Toledo International Relation� Club I; Choir 3: L S. A . secretary 3: Y W. C. A. 3. Long, Doris Junior Lorain, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Tau Kappa Alpha 3; Theta Phi Alpha $. Wittcnbergcr 3; De- bate 1.2. 3; ( hoi, 1.2. 3. Y W.C. A. 1.2. Loper, Kitty Lou Junior Richmond, Ind. Chi Omega: Shifter-� Club 3: Wittenberg Players I; Debate I. 2. 3; Orchesis 2. 3; Fencing Club 2. Wittcnbergcr 2, 3; W. W L I. 2. 3; Y W. C. A. Cabinet I. 2. 3. Lopicolo, Sam John Freshman Shaker Heights, Ohio Phi Kap|si Psi: Football I; Basketball I; Swimming I. Torch 10 Y. M C. A. I, Lorentz, Phillip Anderson Senior Springfield Loughnan. Dorothy Junior Newark Alpha Delta Pi. Delta Phi Alpha I. 2. 3e Lambda Mu 3: Wittcnbergcr 3; Delia!; I: Rifle Club I; Y W. C A. I. 2. 3. Lowe, Betty Sophomore Cleveland Kappa Delta, wittcnbergcr: Y. W. C. A. Lutrman, llcrmon Freshman Ashland Ludcrs, Arlene Doris Freshman Elma, N. Y. Lutz, Mary Jane Sophomore Toledo Wittcnlierg Plavers 1; Debate 3: W. A. A 2: Y W C A 2 Lynch. Charles II. Senior Toledo Phi Gamma Delta. International Rela- tions Club 2. 3. 4. Wittenberg Players I. 2. 3. 4; Theta Alpha Phi 2. 3. 4; Torch I. 2. 3. “HEADQUARTERS” ... IF YOU PLEASE . . . We’d like you students to think of our store as your store! A place to meet and chat.where you can feel free to come in anytime, whether you wish to make a purchase or not. However, when new clothes arc in or- der. we believe you’ll find IT PAYS TO SHOP AT J. C. PENNEY CO. INCORPORATED Banking Service Contributes to the welfare of every business or professional man who establishes a banking connection. Choose a hank that will co-operate with you when you need such ser- vice. Lagonda National Bank l ine One Hundred Sixty-six FRKD rktkrk LOCKSMITH - SAFI- EXPERT GRINDING and GENERAL MA- CHINE WORK 57 Arcade Phone 3221 SrKiN iFii ;u , Ohio QUICK SNAK LUNCH MEALS from 14 to 24 cents Jum bo H amburgers Short Orders Our Specialty 103 W. Main Springfield, Ohio McAdums, Belly Jane Freshman Columbus Grove Ku,,|« Delta: W. W. I. Y W. C. A. McCavc, Meta Freshman Salem. Obio McClenen, William D. Freshman Springfield Y M C. A. McCorkle, Margaret Senior McDonald, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta, president 4. Della Phi Alpha 3. 4; Home Ec. ( tub 2. 3. 4; W. W. I.. Council 2. 3. 4; Pan-1 Icllenic Council 4. Alma Mater 10 Y. V C. A. McDonald. Harry L. Sophomore Cleveland Basket hall manager I. 2. McKccvcr, Earle Freshman Fairport Harbor. Obio Band: Orchestra. McKenzie, Crane iunior Covington, Ky. wimming I. 2. 3; Choir I. 2; Wittenberg Players 2. 3. McKinney, Katherine Junior Columbus Alpha Xi Delta, vice-president 3: Phi Sigma Iota, president 3; Torch, society editor 3: Witlenbcrger 2. 3: W. W. I.. I. 2. 3; Y. W. C. A. I. 2 McKitrick, Max O. Junior Ostrander Dorm League: Kappa Phi Kap| a 3; Wittenberg Players I: Band I. 2. 3; Y M C. A I. 2. 3. Me Knight, Harry Freshman Norwalk Phi Kappa Psi: Wittenlierg Mayers. McNutt, Frank Freshman Springfield Beta Theta Pi. McPherson, Hildcgardc Sophomore Oklahoma City, Okla. Gamma Phi Beta: Phi Sigma Iota 2; Les Travailleurs 2: Spanish Club I. 2. Wittenlwrg Players I. 2. Home E:x. Club 2. Y W. C. A. I. 2. McWilliams, Maurice Sophomore Cleveland Mac Nab, Robert Freshman Shaker Heights, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi: Football I. Madson, John Sophomore Delta Sigma Phi. Mahoney, Ralph Freshman Mariotte, Phyllis Sophomore Chi Omega. Marks, Robert Freshman Mansfield Marshall, John Freshman Warren Alpha Tau Omega; Football I; Swim- ming I ; Y. M. C. A. Marshall, Nancy Sophomore Troy Gamma Phi Beta: Fencing Club 2: W W. L. I. 2 Y. W. C. A. Martin, Georgeanna Irene Sophomore Ft. Wayne, Ind. Alpha X. Delta: W. W. L. I. 2: Y W. C. A Pontiac, III. Charleroi, Pa. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Malowncy, Ih-nry Freshman Springfield Martin, Wnyncman Freshman Bcllcfontainc Basketball. Martin, William Junior Gary, Ind, Phi Kappa Psi. W ittenberger 2. 3. Foot- ball manager 10 Fencing I . Y. M. C. A. I. Masbeck, Charles Soph nmorc Canton Torch I : Y M. C. A Mason, Ann I'reshman Mt. Vernon, Ohio Kappa Delts: W. W L. Mattson, John Junior Lorain, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta: Footlrall manager I . Baseball I. Wittrnlrcrger 3; Y M C. A Maybruck, Leon Senior Springfield Meek, Betty Senior Racine, Wis. in Omega; P i In 3. 4. Choir 3. I.. S. A. 4. W. W. I . I. 3: Y V. C. A. Mcdcr, Adolph Senior Phi Gamma Delta: Wittenberg Mayers Y M C. A Meier, Shirley Junior Horne Ec. Club 2. 3; Newman Club 1.2. 3. Mcister, John Senior Phi Gamma Delta; Choir C. A Mcncli, Robert Freshman Beta Theta Pi. Merrow, Louise Sophomore Dance Club. Meyer, Carl Freshman Pin Gamma Delta; Wittenberg Players. Micbafeldcr, Mary Elizabeth Junior Toledo Alpha Xi Delta; Home Fc. Club 3; Wittenberg Players I. 2. 3: Psi Chi 2. 3: Theta Alpha Phi 2. 3: Choir 2 Y W'. C. A Milcy, Kathr yn Senior Toledo Lambda Mu I. 2. 3. 4 Poetry Club 4; Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Schauss Fellowship I. 2. 3. 4. Y W. C. A Cabinet. Miller, Charles Sophomore Crestine, Obio Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, secretary 2: Band I. 2: Orchestra I. 2. Miller, Edythe Wheeling. W. Va. Delta Phi Alpha. 3. Rifle Club 4. Cleveland Orchesis 2. 3; Cincinnati I. 2. Y. M. Wadsworth Springfield Toledo F reshman Y W C. A. Miller, E. Lcutliera Freshman Miller, Naomi Freshman Y W C A. Milligan. Howard Freshman Football I. Minear, Martha I- reshman Castown, Ohio Franklin, Pa. Rock wood, Obio Springfield Gamma Phi Beta: Y. W'. C. A. Springfield Mitchell, Catherine Senior Springfield Alpha Xi Delta; Tau Pi Phi. Mitchell, Gordon Sophomore Youngstown Beta Dicta Pi. treasurer 2. Mitchell, Norma Freshman Lakewood Chi Omega I. W. W' L : Y W' C A Mock, Norma Freshman Springfield Moffat, George Junior Loran, Obio Mohr. Richard Sophomore Springfield Torch 1. 2. Mollctt, Charles Sophomore Mt. Victory. Ohio Alpha Tau Omega: Debate 2. Track manager I. 2. Y M. C. A. Maloney, Rachel Junior Upper Sandusky, Ohio Moore, Ada Aldora Freshman East Fultonham, Ohio Dance Ciub: L S A.; Y. W C. A Moore, Grace Sophomore Springfield Alma Mate I. Moore, Mean Senior Springfield Beta Bela Beta: Shifter's Club 2. 3. 4. Moore, Jeanne Sophomore Dayton Gamma Phi I3cta; Home Ec Club 2; Y. W. C. A. Moran, Andrew Senior Cleveland Pi Kap; Alpha, vice-president; Phi Kappa Phi. Newman Club, president 3: W Club, secretary 4; Football I. 2: Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4. Morrison, Robert Junior Springfield Alpha Tau Omega: Delta Phi Alpha, president 3; Theta Chi Delta, treasurer 3: Basketball I; Wittenlserger 2; Tennis 2; W Club 3. Motzkus, Elaine Freshman Batesville, ind. Mucha, Anne Junior Lorain L S, A 2. W. A. A 1.2. 3; Y W' C. A Mueller, Guenther Unclassified Myers, Allan Freshman Myers, Bet tic Sophomore Myers, Thomas Freshma n Nelson, Gladys unior igma Alpha lota I, Nelson, Lawrence Freshman Pleasant villo, N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta: Football I; Newman Club. Nevins, Frank Junior Ft. Wayne, Ind. Theta Kappa Nu: Football I; Fencing Nickerson, Mary Lou Freshman Wheeling, W. Va. Chi Omega. Home Ec. Club I. Dance Club I: W. A. A Breslau, Germany Thornwood, N. Y. Springfield Detroit, Mich. Parkcrburg, W. Va. I i£c One Hundred Sixty-seven Ridgewood Grill . . .AND. . . 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I.es Travailleurs 2; Wittenberg Players; Tau Kappa Alpha 2; Torch 2: L. S A.: Rille Club; Y M C. A I. 2. O’Brian, Wade Sophomore Dayton Phi Mu Delta; Band I. 2. Torch I. 2; L. S A.: Y M C. A. Oldham, Robert Junior Wheeling, W. Va. Phi Gamma Delta. Theta Alpha Phi 2; Debate 2. 3: Basketball, manager 1. 2. 3. O’Donnell, Norbert Sophomore Troy Theta Kappa Nu. Wittenberg Player I. 2; Theta Alpha Phi. Oratory 2; De- bate I. 2. Inter-fraternity Council 2. Y M C. A 2 Oldham, Margaret Graduate Springfield Oliver, Jane Freshman Lakewood Chi Omega; W W I, Y W. C. A Oltai, Rudolph Unclassified Kecskemet, Hungary Orebaugh, John Freshman Norwalk Phi K a ppa Psi; Wittenberg Players; Rifle Club I: Y M C. A Orinsky. Edward Senior Berea, Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer 3. president 4. Schauss Fellowship, treasurer 4; L S. A. I. 2. 3. 4; Football, manager I,: Y. M. C. A., treasurer 3. Osborn, William Senior Syracuse, Ind. Phi Kappa Psi. vice-president 4; Beta Beta Beta; Shifter’s Club; Witt I, 2. Wittenberger 1.2; Rille Club I. 2. Boost W 4; Inter-fraternity Council 4; Basketball I; Wrestling I Y. M C. A Ottenfield, Frances Freshman Springfield Chi Omega: Orshesis; W W. L ; Y W. C. A. Otto, Beata Sophomore Cleveland Chi Omega. Dance Club I. 2. Y. W. C. A. Palmer, Charles Junior Dayton Phi Gamma Delta; Wittenberger. Foot- ball. manager I. 2: Y. M C. A. Palmer, Jean Freshman E. Elmhurst, N. Y. Alpha Xi Delta: French Club. Y. W C. A Palmer, Phyllis Senior South Akron, Ohio Chi Omega; Beta Beta Beta; Choir I. 2; Y. W C A Palmer-Ball, Benedict Freshman Louisville, Ky. Palmer-Ball, Lawrence Freshman Louisville, Ky. Palmer-Ball, Nicholas F'reshman Louisville, Ky. Dorm League. Pansing, Fred Sophomore Dayton Alpha Tau Omega; Intramural, manager I. Y. M. C. A. Pape, Robert .Senior Dayton I3eta Theta Pi Parker, Betty Jane Freshman Cleveland Debate I . W. W. L.: Y. W. c. A Paulos, Eugenia Freshman Springfield Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1938 if if if The Sears, Roebuck Co. 23 East High Street SPRINGFIELD, OHIO If other cars--- You long to pass, Don’t give up hope Use:-'- Greyhound Gas Ask for Your Profit-Sharing Stamps 400 N. Fountain Ave. Page ( )nc Hundred Sixty-eight A Party or a Frolic or What Have You? WE PHOTOGRAPH THEM ANY WHERE Arrado Fo(o Shop A Haf [ y time is Soon Past But a Photo Makes it Live Forever . . . PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL STUDIO M'honv Ml DONAHUE BROS. CAFE Refreshments Sandwiches • Soups Cigarettes 124 E. COLLEGE near the COLLEGE Pontons, John Freshman Mcchanicsburg, Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha; Football I. Paulus, Faith Senior Chicago, III. Kappa Delta: Psi Chi 2. 3. 4; Pan- Hellenic Council, treasurer ). 4; Home Eve. Club 2. Choir 2; W A. A. I ; Alma Mater I. 2. Y W. C. A Cabinet 4 Pa via tos, Anna Sophomore Springfield Pavlatos, Nick Junior Springfield Peabody, Gordon Senior __ Girard, Ohio Alpha I au Omega. Swimming I. 2. Pease, Ralph William I'reshman Columbus Alpha Tau Omega Perctti, Mario Senior Arnold, Pa. Football I. 2. 3.4. Wrestling I; Basket- ball I. Perkins, Marion Sophomore Louisville, Ky. Chi Omega. Swan Club I. Dance Club I. 2. Choi, I Y W C. A. Pershing, Jack Junior _ Springfield Alpha Tau Omega. Debate 2. ); Inter- fraternity Council 3. Y. 1. C. A. Cabinet 2. 3. Pershing, Margaret Freshman Springfield Chi Omega; Debate I. Dance Club I; Wittenberg Players 10 Y. W. C. A Peter, Muriel Sophomore Dennison, Ohio Beta Phi Alpha. Dance Club. Y W C. A Peter, Richard Junior Fostoria, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega. Football I. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2 Track I. 2; W Club. Peters, Dorothy Senior Toledo Alpha Delta Pi. Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3. 4; Debate I; Torch, exchange editor 3. 4; Witt circulation 4; Shifter's Club 3. 4. Choir I. 2; Y W C. A. Petri, Edwin unior Cleveland ’hi Kappa Psi; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3; Campus Play 2 Petrich, Evelyn Freshman Cleveland Kappa Delta: Y W. C. A. Petticrew, Janis Freshman Springfield Chi Omega: Orchestra I. Dance Club I. Y W C A Pfnnncr, Audrin Freshman Dayton Gamma Phi Beta: Swan Club I. Y. W. C. A. Pfnnner, Luther Senior Dayton Alpha Tau Omega. Phillips, Freda Gail Freshman Rushslyvania, Pa. Pichotta, Mabel Margaret Sophomore North Royalton, Ohio Kappa Delta. Deliate I; Torch I; Home Ec. Club I. 2; Alma Mater I. Vice- President Sophomore Class; Y W C A. Poesse, Dorothy Junior Shaker Heights, Ohio Chi Omega; Dance Club; W. A. A. Popicg. Alexander Senior Yorkville, Ohio Beta Theta Pi; Football I, 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. ' W ' Club. Porter, Jane Junior Youngstown Alpha Delta Pi; Home Ec. Club I. 2. Debate I; Torch 3. Y W C A. Porter, Robert Freshman Warren, Ohio Y MC A Port , Arthur Senior Lakewood, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta, secretary 4. Wilten- berger I. 3. Torch I. 2. 3: W,tt 3; R.lle Club, treasurer 3; Wittenberg Player 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; W ' Club 4 Powell, Isabelle Freshman Columbus Alpha Delta Pi; Orchestra I . Y W C. A Powers, John Senior Girard. Ohio Beta Theta Pi. treasurer 3; Torch I; Intramural, manager 2. 3. 4. Prescott, Arthur Freshman Youngstown Price, Donald Freshman Punsky, Doris Freshman Toledo Alpha Delta Pi; Choir I ; W. W. L. I; Y W C A Purdy, Janet Sophomore Piqua Y W C. A Puterbaugh, Mariellen Sophomore Dayton Beta Phi AlphaO Wittenberg Players I. 2: Alma Mater I; Y W C. A Pyle, Mary Jane Sophomore East Palestine, Ohio Kappa Delta. Y W C. A. Radcliffc, Evelyn Freshman Wheeling, W. Va. Alpha Delta Pi. Home Eve. Club I . Torch I Y W C A. Radcliffc, Nellie .Senior Wheeling, W. Va. Alpha Delta Pi. president 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3. Witt 2. 3; Torch I. 2. 3. 4. Swan Club I. 2.. Y W C A Railc, Herman Sophomore Arcanum, Ohio Rifle Club Rajala, Oliver Unclassified Moncssen, Pn. Band. Orchestra; I.. S. A,; Y M. C A. 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Shellhaas, Glen Freshman Bcllcfontaine, Ohio Phi Kapfsa Psi; Basketball I Shepard, Isabelle Freshman Springfield Springfield Pittsburgh, Pa. Springfield Ferncliff Cleaners Quality,. Cleaning Main 2-2451 Rear of Ferncliff Hall CARROLL D. GAVER Wittenberg T9 OPTOMETRIST 12 West Main Street VOGUE SHOP Specializing in University Styled Clothing for Men Page One Hundred Seventy-one SPRINGFIELD PURITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MILK, CREAM, BUTTERMILK, BUTTER AND---------= STANDARD ICE CREAM Unequaled Products Insist on Pasteurized Milk Shrpjtrd, Edwin Senior Springfield Della Sigma Phi; Theta Chi Della 3. 4. Delta Phi Alpha 3. 4. linginrers Club 3. 4 f'encing Club 4 Shepler, France� Senior Daylon Shock, Kermit Junior New Lebanon, Ohio Della Sigma Phi, president 3. Tau Kappa Alpha 2. 3; Pick and Pen 3; De- bate I. 2, 3; Torch I; Interfraternity Council 3. Boo� t W 3; Y M. C A., president 3. 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M C. A I. 2 Sneering, Robert Freshman Mansfield Delta Sigma F hi. Snyder, Edgar Junior Van Wert, Ohio Pin Kappa F si. Wittenberger 2. 3. Snyder, Eunice Senior Clarion, Pa. Lambda Mu 2. 3. 4. F hi Sigma lota 3. 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 4. L. S. A. I. 2. 3. 4. Alma Mater Fete I. 2; Y W. C. A. Snyder, Julie Freshman Springfield Orchestra. Snyder, Robert |-'re� hmati Youngstown F3eta Theta IN; Witt I; Freshman Class, president. Snyder, S. Elizabeth Freshman Van Wert, Ohio Gumma Phi Beta. Dance Club I. Swan Club I. Sondergelt, Donald Junior Springfield Choir 2; Band 3. Spiel man, Betty Junior Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Chi Omega; Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3; Y W C. A. Spcckman, Ada Clare Senior Louisville, Ky. Chi Omega; Sigrna Alpha lota, president 4; Arrow and Mask; Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Torch 4. Spencer. G. Elden Sophomore Springfield IN Kappa Alpha. Spielman, Virginia Sophomore Cuyalsoga Falls, Ohio Chi Omega; Home lie. Club I. 2; Y. W. C. A. Spitler, Ted Junior Findlay, Ohio Phi Kappa F’si. Witt, editor 3; Swimming 1, manager 3. Staley, Jolm Sophomore Springfield Choir I. 2 Starkey, Paul F'reshman Miamisburg, Ohio Phi Mu Delta. Statler, Amy Freshman Piqua, Ollio Gamma Phi F3eta; Swan Clul I; Y. W. C. A Staub, Gordon Sophomore Detroit, Mich. Phi Gamma Delta. Stearns, Georgianna Sophomore Cleveland Chi Omega; Alpha l.am! da Delta, treasurer 2; Torch I. 2; Wittcnlierger I. 2. Sohomorc Class treasurer; Orchestra I. W W I.. Council 2. Y. W. C. A. Stauffer, William Sophomore Dayton Stefanick. John (unior New Kensington, Pa. Band I. 2. I3aseball manager I Steinbergcr, Bertha Sophomore St, Paris, Ohio The CITIZENS Dairy Co. f[ MILK - - BUTTER T1 H - - ICE CREAM - - Jj Main 130 Page ( )iur I I untired Seieniy-tuv When B uying BREAD, Be Sure It’s SCHAEFER'S Stein barker, Betty Sophomore Dayton Chi Omega. l.jmWa Mu 2: Orchestra I. 2. Band 2: Rifle Club; W. W. L.: Y. W. C. A. Steward, Fred Sophomore Spencerville, Ind. Alpha Tau Omega; Boost W 2; Band 1. 2; Y M. C. A. Stickney, George Freshman Springfield Delta Sigma Phi. Stinnett, F.ileen Sophomore Springfield StofTel, David Sophomore Lakewood, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Theta Alpha Phi 2; Torch; Football manager I. Stone. Betty Junior Springfield Gamma Ph. Beta. Storm, Harriet Sophomore Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gamma Ph. Beta; W. W. L.: Y. W. C. A Stover, Nevin Senior Youngstown Dorm League; I.. S. A,, president 2. 3. Stroebel, Edward Senior Wapakoneta, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi; Theta Alpha Phi 3. 4; Wittenberg Players I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3; Witt 3. Tennis 3; W” Club 4; Y M C. A Strubel, Charles Junior Louisville, Ky. Theta Kappa Nil; Wittenberg Players; Fencing League: President Schauvt Fellowship. Stupp, Donald Sophomore Bellefontaine, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi; Choir I. 2; Football manager I . Y. M. C. A. Sturgeon, Helen Senior St. Paris, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; Home Ec. Club. Sturgeon, Janis Sophomore Springfield Alpha Delta Pi. Home Ec. Club I. 2; Y W C. A. Sturm, Doris Special Music Springfield Sugden. Jean Freshman Alpha, Ohio Chi Omega. International Relations Club I; Y W C. A Suhrbier, Beatrice Freshman Toledo Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W C. A Sullivan, Kathryn Freshman Dayton Beta Phi Alpha. Sultzback, Richard Senior Portsmouth, Ohio Dorm League; Blue Kev 4; Skull and Chain 4; Theta Alpha Phi. president 4; Tau Kappa Alpha, president 4. Kappa Phi Kappa 2. 3. 4. Debate I. 2. 3. 4; Oratory 3. Wittenlwrg Players 1.2. 3. 4. Sunday, Christine Senior Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gamma Phi Beta, president 3. treasurer 4. Lambda Mu 2. 3. Home Ec. Club De- bate I ; Founders Day Pageant. Alma Mater. Witt I. L. S. A. I. W W I... president 4; Pan-1 lellenic Council 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Y W. C A.; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Sundberg, Carol L. Senior Springfield Phi Kappa Psi. president 4; Blue Key 4; Shull and Chain 4. Delta Phi Alpha I. 4, Shifter s Club 2. 3. 4. Commencement Marshall 2. 3. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4. 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I. 2. 3; Y. W C. A. Thurau, Robert H. lunior Franklih, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi. Lambda Mu 2. 3; Wiitenbcrger I. 2. 3; Torch I. 2. 3: Oratory I. 2; Boost W” 3; Cheerleader I. 2; Y. M. C. A Cabinet 3. Timmerman, John Sophomore Dayton Phi Kappa Psi. Toews, Norma Sophomore Springfield Alpha Della Pi. Trout, Jean Freshman Cleveland Truby, Julia A. Freshman Painesville, Ohio Chi Omega: Wittenberg Players I; Swan Club I ; Torch I. Tulloss, Nancy Freshman Springfield Gamma Phi Beta; Choir I: Y. W. C. A. Turney, Robert C. Freshman Indianapolis, Ind. Band I Tutweiler. Charles Freshman Dayton Twitched, Grace Freshman Fairview Village, Ohio Y W C A. Uffm .i n, Hele n Junior Rossford, Ohio Alpha Xi Della: Home Fc. Club 3: Y W, C. A. Cabinet 3. Uhl, Betty Ruth Sophomore Springfield Chi Omega; Wittenlrerg Players I. 2: Orchestra I. 2; Hand I. 2; Y. W. C. A. Ulrich, Rosemary Sophomore Youngstown Swan Club. W. A. A. Unkel, Richard Sophomore Springfield Uptegraph, Clarence Soph omorc New Philadelphia, Ohio Football I. 2: Basketball I. Ustick, Robert Sophomore Springfield Beta Theta Pi. Valbracht. Louis Senior Chicago, III. Vaughn, Tom Sophomore Klyria, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta: Swimming I. 2: Campus, Play I: Y. M. C. A. Vocgele, Ida Senior Crcstinc, Ohio Cm Omega. Swan Club 2; Orchestra I: Home Fc. Club, secretary 3: Debate I; Orches.� 2; Y. W. C A. Cabinet. Voitivich, Samuel Senior Lindhurst, N. J. Torch. Volpe, Lena Freshman Youngstown Vore. Willis Sophomore West Milton, Ohio Phi Mu Delta; Debate 2; Rifle Club 2; Orchestra I. 2; Band I. 2. Boost W 2; Track I: Y. M C A Wagschal, Francis K. Freshman Utica, N. Y. Wahl, Robert G. Freshman Defiance, Ohio Waldorf, Jean Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. Alpha Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A. COMPLIMENTS Z I M Z I M M E R M A N AND M E R M A N SEND FLOWERS FROM Attorneys - at - Law NEW ZIMMERMAN ID. DC. S l K I N C, F I E I. 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Club 1.2: Pan-Hellenic Council 3. 4: Torch 3; Witt I. Y W C. A . Secretary Junior Class. Warren, Joan Freshman Alpha Xi Delta. Wearley, Donald Freshman Alpha F’au Omega. Watts, Wendell Senior Hillsboro, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi. secretary 2. vice- president 4. Blue Key 4; Tau Pi Phi 3. 4: Interfraternity Council 3. 4: Boost W” 4: Baseball 2: President Senior Class. Wearley, Miriam Junior Perrysburg, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta: Pan-Hellenic Council 3: Orchestra I. 2. 3; Wittcnberger 3; Witt 3; Y W C. A Weaver, Charles Senior Leipsic, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi. treasurer 3; Kappa Phi Kappa, secretary-treasurer 4. Tau Pi Phi. Sargeant-at-Arms 4. Beta Beta Beta 4. Rifle Club 2. Debate I: Witten- berg Players I Y M. C. A. Weirner, Robert .Senior Continental, Ohio Dorm League: Theta Chi Delta, secre- tary 4: Rifle C lub 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3. 4: L. S. A.. Y. M C. A. Weiss, Lawrence Junior Newark, Ohio Welch. Sue Senior Van Wert, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta. Welt her, William J. Senior Youngstown Lambda Mu: Delta Phi Alpha. Witten- berg Players. Werner, Lewis A. Senior Barbertown, Ohio Alpha I au Omega, vice-president 3. president 4. Blue Key 4: Skull and Chain 4; Delta Phi Alpha. Shifter's Club 3. 4. Wittcnberger 2. 3. “W” Club. Newman Club: Basketball 2. 3. 4. Y M C A Westerheim. Harry Arne Berg Unclassified Narvick, Norway Wheadon, Jane i unior Log.insport. Ind. eelcr, Loui Sophomore Springfield Alpha Delta Pi; Home Ec, Club I. 2. Y W C A. White, Gail E. Senior Springfield Dorm League. White, Norman E. Senior Davton Delta Phi Alpha 3. 4. Theta Chi Delta 4: Engineer's Club I. 2. 3. Whitman, Ray Senior Springfield I au Kapoa Alpha I. 2. 4; Theta Aloha Phi I. 2. 3: Frcncing 3: Torch 1.2. Witt I. 2: Wittcnberger 2. 3. 4. Wigton, Mary M. Sophomore Roseville, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta. Wilcox, Robert I. Junior Corning, N. Y. Dorm League, president 3; Shifter's Club 3: W ittenln-rger 3: Tennis 3; Tau Pi Phi 3 Wiley, Fred E. Sophomore Chicago, III. Delta Sigma Phi. Debate I. 2; Torch I. 2: W’itlcnliergcr 2; Swimming I. 2; Track I: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Williss, Charlotte Freshman Springfield Choir I. Wise, Glenn Junior _ Canton Alpha Tau Omega: Basketball I; Base- ball 2. 3: W Club 3. Wise, flarold Sophomore Pitchin, Ohio Lamlida Mu 2. Wisler, Givah Freshman Leetonia, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; Wittenlierg Players I. Worker, Ursula Sophomore Springfield Gamma Phi Beta. Woide, John I). Senior Cleveland Phi Gamma Delta, secretary 4; Football I; Y M C. A. Wolford, Richard Freshman Mansfield Phi Gamma Delta. Wright, Clifford Senior Springfield Work, Joe B. Senior Springfield Phi Mu Delta, president 4. Theta Chi Delta. president 4; I nterf rater nit y Council 3. 4. Rifle Club 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. Wright, Margarete Senior Hamilton, Ohio Beta Phi Alpha. Home lie. Club I. 2. 3. 4. Pan-Hellenic Council I, 3. Wright, Martha Sophomore Rhinebeck, N. Y. Y. W. C. A. Wuliger, Lois Soph omore Cleveland Heights Swan Club I. 2. Torch 2: Orchesis I. 2: W A A I. 2 Wurtenberger, Marie Junior Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gamma Phi Beta, vice-president 3: Home lie. Club I. 2; Debate I. 2. 3: W'ittenlH-rg Plavers 1.2. 3: Witlenliergcr 3: Choir I. W. W. L. 3: Y W C. A Yoke. Ruth Sophomore Benton Ridge, Ohio Kap| a Delta: Home Ec. Club 2; Or- chestra I. 2: Y. W. C. A. Yoder, Florence E. Senior Lakewood, Ohio International Relations Club 3. 4; Poetry Club 4. Y W. C. A Yoder, Laviora Freshman North Industry, Ohio Beta Phi Alpha Yorke, Margaret Freshman Oil City, Pa. Alpha Xi Delta; Dance Club I; Swan Club I. Young, Howard Junior Wadsworth. Ohio Beta Theta Pi; Shifter's Club 3. Witten- liergcr; Witt I: Torch I. 2. 3; Rifle Club 2. 3. Boost W 3. Young, Robert Senior Wadsworth. Ohio Beta Theta Pi. secretary 2. president 3; Pick and Pen 3; Blue Key 4. Torch, business manager 3. 4; Witt I. 2. Zeigler, Vera E. Senior Tower City, Pa. Kappa Delta; Sigma Alpha Iota: Witt 4. Alma Mater Fete I. 2; Senior Class, treasurer: Y. W. C. A. 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