Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 239 of the 1951 volume:

Witteriberger aberg College Ohio Robert Weiskotten Robert Anderson i % V iiJsRJHHH The colorful cover of this hook carries the label “1951 Wittenberger, Volume 35.” The format, beginning with that cover and carrying through all 224 pages, leans toward the mod- ern trend in design —and so underscores “1951.” However, we realize that it is still a yearbook and, as such, will eventually take its chronological place between Volumes 34 and 36 in the file of Wittenberg annuals. It is merely one volume in the overall picture. It is not a catalogue; it is not a directory. It is a part of the recorded pictorial history of Wittenberg as seen through the eyes of its students, show- ing the gradual physical and philosophical changes that make a campus alive and posi- tive. And to depict The Wittenberg College of 1951 we have used both familiar views with the traditional flavor of Wittenberg, and new perspectives in keeping with a newer and more progressive campus. Volume 35 is you, the Wittenberg students, and your part in the growth of Wittenberg. ♦ 1 | i V TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1 . . . INTRODUCTION Dr. Stoughton’s Message Senior Class Division Section 2 . . . ADMINISTRATION Director Deans Finance Public Relations Admissions Registration Business Maintenance Miss Wittenberger unior Class Division Miss Esquire Section 3 . . . ACADEMIC Blair I fall Carnegie I fall Koch Hall Recitation 1 iall Weaver Observatory Zimmerman Library School of Music Sophomore-Freshman Division Section 4 . , . . ACTIVITIES Student Council Boost W WWL Shifters Wittenberger Pi Delta Epsilon Torch Dramatics Gay Nineties Varsity Night Hamm a Divinity School Division Section 5 . . . . SOCIAL GROUPS Section 6 . , , . ATHLETICS F ield I louse Homecoming Football Basketball Spring SjK rts Alma Mater Section 7 . . . ADVERTISING Acknowledgments Hail to the seniors! Hail to the seniors for the promise of their lives, enriched by the deepening experience of college years. Here is potential power waiting to be delivered, in homes, industry, schools, churches, everywhere in the life of the nation. Nail to the seniors for what they have con- tributed to Wittenberg during their days here —a new idea here, a warmer enthusi- asm there, affection, loyalty, and strength. 1 lail to the seniors, ambassadors of Witten- berg wherever they go. For in their achieve- ments and in their contributions, men will judge their Alma Mater. As they are strong and true and good, men will see the strength and the truth and the virtue of Wittenlrerg. Hail to the seniors. We do not say good-by. With them we stand bidding good morning to the new day that is theirs and rejoicing with them in the opportunities that await them. Activities Index Key 0 Q X 0 f X I fl ft tf 0 0 AAA A i Q BBB A I A 0 A l 0HK 0XA Art Club fa French Club Poetry Club Arrow and Mask German (dub International Relations Club 9 La Tcrtulia Skull and Chain Women's Athletic B Wa Association Engineering Science Club Blue Key t Swimming Club © Foreign Mission Fellowship Pick and Pen Basketball Club Red Cross Wittenbergcr X Hockey Club n NVitt-Econ Forum Torch w Varsity W Club Dramatics Cheerleaders Mosaic Orchestra Coif t— Debate U w wJ Basketball Wl Wittenberg Women’s League Choir Baseball w? Wittenberg Religious Council Band Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Track Yw YWCA % Swimming Team Ym YMCA Student Council £ Softball Club £ Methodist Club Panhellenic Council Football t Newman Club Interfraternity Council Tennis Canterbury Club Shifters W Boost W '-ft t iIa Westminster Club Alpha Lambda Delta K PK Kappa Phi Kappa Alpha Phi Omega AM Lambda Mu Lutheran Student Association Beta Beta Beta nAE Pi Delta Epsilon l A0 Phi Alpha Theta Delta Phi Alpha niA Pi Sigma Alpha i An Phi Delta Pi Theta Alpha Phi IAI Sigma Alpha Iota 4 HE Phi Eta Sigma Theta Eta Kappa TK A Tan Kappa Alpha 4 EI Phi Sigma Iota Theta Chi Delta Tn f Tan Pi Phi X Psi Chi Left to right: Helen Snyder, Vice President; Clifford Sampson, Treasurer; Lloyd Young, Ser- geant-at-arms; Juanita Harter, Secretary; Robert Holland, Presi- dent. Class of 1951 Beatty, Robert Morgan Wert Mansfield, (). Phi Kappa Psi Bell, Mrs. Ann Alliance, O. Adolphsen, Grace Mary Masontown, Pa. LAI Bales, John William Xenia, O. n A l A Tn4 Barto, George Dewy Freedom, Pa. Phi Mu Delta ¥ I. Uf Beldcn, Emily Iamise Bay Village, O. Chi Omega Yw 0HK Bcngston, Marguerite Elena Sidney, O. Delta Zcta 0XA r-----------------------: Bonn. Joanne Ruth Detroit, Mich. Alpha Delta Pi Bills, Jane Ixniisc Akron, O. Alpha Delta Pi Blaek, John Hamilton Springfield, O. Booth. Harriett Joyce Springfield. O. Gumma Phi Beta Blough, John Harold Wadsworth. O. Phi Gamma Delta Bradley, Janet Elizabeth Findlay, O. Alpha Delta Pi 'ief Yw Waa Bravcrman, Richard Moses Brooklyn, N. Y. Dorm League J f Brees, Minton Beckman Springfield, O. Phi Gamma Delta TKA 0A4� Bremer, Fred William Addison, ill. Phi Kappa Psi Cocklin, Emma DilUhurg, Pa. LAI Cocster, Donald Frank Jersey City, N. J. Phi Mu Delta Cornwell, (Emmett) Eugene Middletown, (). E w Cox, Benjamin Franklin Tuscarawas, (). Phi Mu Delta try. w K t K Crittenden, Joan Elaine Geneva, O. Alpha Delta Pi Wi Yw AAA DaBaldo. Louis Mark Clairton, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi Daniels, June Rac Dayton, O. Gamma Phi Beta Yw 6 « BBB l An Day, Paul A. Liverpool, X. Y. Phi Mu Delta Ad n DelMedico, Dennis, Vincent James Richard James Akron, O. Springfield. O. Phi Kappa Psi Bela Theta Pi ' w « V A t n ft Dickerson, F. Ken Columbus, O. Phi Kappa Psi A«j n ¥ I1AE Dixon, Wayne DcWitt Springfield. O. I .aminia Chi Alpha Drichorst, William Augustus Columbus, O. Phi Kappa Psi n Eakins, Roll in Gene Springfidd, O. Delta Sigma Phi 0 A t Dickey, Coe Herl ert, Jr. Toledo, O. Alpha Tau Omega Docring, John Theodore Vandalia. 111. Phi Kappa Psi 0XA K4 K F.bcrhard, Thomas Reid Columbia City, Ind. Phi Gamma Delta I rum, Hobart Charles Adelphi, O. Lambda Chi Alpha 4 £I 4� HE Fcldkircher, Freda Joyce Nashville, Tenn. Alpha Delta Pi Wi EAI � Finical, Edwin Ross Cadiz, O. Lambda Chi Alpha Fritz, Louis Winfield Ashland, O. Alpha Tau Omega Garrison, James Earl Mansfield. O. 1-amlxla Chi Alpha 0 T TK A w Grindle, Robert Paul Springfield, O. Phi Kappa Psi Giannakopoulos, Georgia Springfield, O. Chi Omega 0HK Freshney, William Kemper Covington, Ky. Phi Camilla Delta Gomez, Marianne Richmond, Ind. Chi Omega uSL} Hcfka, Delbert John l.orain, O. Phi Mu Delta Cal breath, Gale Richmond. Ind. Alpha Tau Omega Gerber, Mary Lou Dalton, O. Alpha Delta Pi Hall, Jackson J. Wadsworth, C). Phi Camilla Delta Harter, Juanita Jean llicksville, N. Y. Delta Zeta I lerman, Ruth Ann Dayton, O. Kappa Delta Hileman, Thelma Louise Springfield. O. Kappa Delta AAA 0HK is m Til 4� Huber, (Sarah) Jane Degraflf, O. Delta Zcta w LAI 0HK Huffmeyer, Elnora Elizabeth Osgood, Ind. i: t Y ® ♦ • w ISA LAI Huffman, Virginia Baker Louisville. Kv. Alpha Delta Pi Hunt, Thomas Edward Portland, Ind. Pi Kappa Alpha 0 $ 0A l Jackson, Robert Eugene Springfield, O. 4 Johnson, (Otto) Franklin Detroit, Mich. 1 A0 t n t — A t A Johnson, Marilyn Adelc Fairview Park, (). Chi Omega «r 0 w TK A Jacobsen, Martina Olga Hiverdale. N. Y. Kappa Delta W I w A £A 0XA Kerr, Julia Alice Warren, O. Chi Omega 0HK Kaye, Nancy Sue Evanston, III. Chi Omega 0HK Klein, Marguerite Anna Kalamazoo, Mich. Gamma Phi Beta Yw 0 A4 AI Kcach, Nancy Jane Philadelphia, Pa. Gamma Phi Beta 0 Lewin, Stephen J. Brooklyn, N. Y. Dorm League OXA Lynch, Robert Crerar Springfield. O. Phi Gamma Delta Kramer, (Arthur) Joseph North Baltimore. O. Lambda Chi Alpha Lcuby, William A., Jr. Corry, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta Lauglmer, Margaret I-ouisc Detroit. Mich. Chi Omega Lubbers, Paul Raymond Springfield, O. Alpha Tau Omega t Lyons, Darlene Esther Springfield, O. Marker, Lawrence Ray Miamislnirg. O. Pi Kappa Alpha McEvers, David Clayton Fairborn, O. Pi Kappa Alpha Mcllott, Clifford Wayne Clairton, Pa. Beta Theta Pi McMahan, Charles Richard Fairborn, O. Alpha Tau Omega t A0 Metzger, James Bahr Crestline, O. S v (af a IM TKA X Mast, D. Suzanne Dayton, O. Gamma Phi Beta Meyer, S. Gordon Toledo. O. Beta Theta Pi Miller, Juliana Ruth Toledo. O. Alpha Xi Delta f An Mezger, Ronald Alfred Springfield. O. l-amlxlu Chi Alpha OXA Milner, Walter Emcst Springfield. O. A4 a nEA Nestler, Norman Manfred Port Chester, N. Y. Phi Kappa Psi Paxson, Virginia Doris Rochester. N. Y. Alpha Xi Delta Pfeiffer, Ray Allen Springfield, O. Pi Kappa Alpha Pctticrew, Robert Tittle Springfield. O. Phi Mu Delta TK A UEA n Tn t Pierson, Robert Duane Dearborn. Mich. Phi Mu Delta Popko, Slicliael Joseph Clairton, Pa. Beta Theta Pi Reincke, Jean Adelc Brooklyn, N. Y. Delta Zeta 0HK Wl Yw 0 • niA Ridenour, William Pearce Versailles. O. Delta Sigma Phi Rcigcr, Norma Elaine Springfield. O. Gamma Phi Beta BBB AAA 4� El Richm, Paid Franklin Cincinnati, O. Phi Camilla Delta A t n Ritter, Ann Louise Springfield. O. Caninia Phi Beta Rcnau, Dorothy Jane Buechel. Ky. Alpha Delta Pi 0 Yw Ries, Wallace August Union. N. J. Alpha Tan Omega 3 Robinson, Jolm Elwood Springfield. O. Rockel, Jane Springfield, O. Phi Gamma Delta Gamma Phi Beta 4� V • x i •'«- If Tn4 J EI 0HK 4 EI Roelle, Franklin Jacob, Jr. Bucynis, O. Beta Theta Pi Wg $ t ° Sallee. Joanne F.li .abctb Springfield, O. Gamma Phi Beta iiae 4 LI Rose, Carol Jackson Dayton. O. Chi Omega Ross, Carl James Chatfield. O. Sampson, William Clifford Indian River, Mich. Alpha Tau Omega s Schall, Jerald Lee Paulding. O. Pi Kappa Alpha K4 K Schocning, Kenneth Stengel I-ouisvillc, Ky. Pin Gamma Delta Smith, Frances Hester Indianapolis, I ml. ©HK Smith, Rosanna New Carlisle, O. Schultz, Harold Clayton Urbana, O. Delta Sigma Phi BBB niA TIT 4� Siegwarth, Carl W., Jr. New Wilmington, Pa. Phi Kappa Psi Sovick, Margaret Grace Clairton, Pa. Gamma Phi beta TK A Spiclhauptcr, JoAnn Chagrin Falls, C). Chi Omega 0HK LAI Stephens, Caroline Ann New Cumlx-rland. W. Va. Stokes, Mildred Elaine Kinsman, O. Strausscr, Charles Wilbur Reading. Pa. BBB A4� A ft I A0 Swackhamcr, Paul Kasson Springfield, O. Flii Kappa Psi Tessmer, Alfred Henry Hartville, O. Alpha Tau Omega n Tobey, Bruce M. Pittsford, N. Y. Phi Gamma Della Turner, Robert Franklin Springfield, O. Pi Kappa Alpha Vasilich, Thomas E. Duqucsne, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi Swartz, Patricia Ann Barlwrton, O. Kappa Delta WaA ©HK A t Afl Thayer, Willard Calvin Norwood, O. Traylor Raymond Piqua, O. Dorm league Tyson, David S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi Ym ♦ HE Veitinger, Warren Donald Beach City, O. Pi Kappa Alpha Ward. Robert Springfield. C). Delta Sigma Phi Ya 0 A4 nEA Warth, Joan Audrey Staten Island. N. Y. Alpha Xi Delta nAE V YVeikert, Jerry L. Springfield, O. Phi Kappa Psi Warschauer, Knud Matthias Robert Milwaukee. Wis. Delta Sigma Phi Webb, Donald E. Springfield, O. Weincrt, Eileen Diane Akron, O. Alpha Xi Delta Wi 4 Ya 0A4 sr Whyde, Margaret I-ouise Zanesville, O. Kappa Delta TK A Wendell, Marjorie Ruth Center Moriches, N. Y. LAI Wengenroth, Richard August West Englewood. N. J. Phi Mu Delta 8 0 Wicgman, Herma jean Akron, O. Alpha Xi Delta n ns: a Wilgus, Roy Lane Christiansburg, O. Lambda Chi Alpha Wilkes. Jack Byron Springfield, O. Phi Kappa Psi W J Williams. Kenneth Raymond Toledo, O. Phi Mu Delta Witthoft, Martha Adelaide Chatham. N. Y. Delta Zcta 4 An Young, Susan Elizabeth Bellcfontainc, O. Delta Zeta t LA I Skull and Chain Senior Men’s Honorary MEMBERS William K. Freshney James E. Garrison Harold E. Koch FACULTY ADVISORS W. Emerson Reck Dean Nystrom Prof. R. C. Thompson Arrow and Mask Senior Women's Honorary OFFICERS Dee Silvestri, President Juanita Harter, Vice President Jane Huber, Secretary Joan Warth, Treasurer MEMBERS Juanita Harter Jane Huber Dee Silvestri Helen Snyder Joyce Snyder Joan Warth FACULTY ADVISORS Hulda Sallee Margaret Kantzer Georgia H. MacPherson HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. R. E. Tulloss Mrs. C. C. Stoughton Administration Directors Effective administration of the college Academic and Financial problems during these difficult days is the responsibility of l)r. Emerson Reck (right). Vice President and General Secretary of the college; Board of Directors of YVittcnlierg College (below); Dr. Roland C. Matthies (bottom), Treasurer of the College. Admissions Business Mr. I.ouis Fitch (right). Business Manager of the College. Mrs. Hatton (below back- ground), Cashier and her staff. Mrs. Offutt (center). Assistant Business Manager. Mrs. Shafer (bottom left), clerk. Finance The college budget and finances are the concern of Mr. Karl Marshall (bottom right standing) and his staff, Mrs. Stcinmctz, Mrs. Hayth and Mr. Price. Public Relations Mcml ers of the department of Public Re- lations are Mr. Merald Wrolstad (left), Col- lege Editor; Mr. Carroll Thompson (below), former Publicity Director; Mr. Cordon Lund (bottom), Publicity Director and his staff. Dr. Gerald Saddlcmirc (alxwe left). Direc- tor of Counseling, Mrs. Van I Ioo .ier, Presi- dent’s Secretary, and Mrs. Bowes, Recep- tionist (alx ve). Taking care of the secre- tarial work in the Public Relations office arc Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Bishop (seated); Miss IIirtzinger(standing). Secretary to Dr. Reck. Mrs. Cox, Alumni Clerk; Mrs. Byer- man. Manager of the Print Shop, and Mrs. Burden (below). I Miss Wittenberger Reigning as Miss Wittenberger for 1951 is Miss Marilyn Johnson, who was chosen from among ten candidates by Mr. John Robert Powers, head of the nationally fa- mous Powers Model Agency. The candi- dates were nominated by the nine fraterni- ties and portraits taken specially for the Wittenberger were sent to Mr. Powers. In his letter to the editor, Mr. Powers says, “The winner was selected on the basis of personality, character and intelligence as well as for natural beauty. My choice was influenced, of course, by my great interest in and admiration for the Natural Girl.” The candidates were: (left to right, front) Joan Johnson, Jenny Lynn, Joyce Snyder, Marlene Semmons. (middle) Mary Juer- gens, Helen Snyder, Vivian Held, (back) Mary Lou McConnell, Miss Johnson, Esther Mannherz. Od 9 o o Juniors o O P Class of 1952 Left to right: Perk Robins, Vice President; Lynn Hartshorn, Treasurer; Philip Shnap- ier. Sergeant-at-arms; Joan Johnson, Sec- retary; Loyal Bishop, President. I nderson, I Robert Norman Yonkers, N. Y. Lambda Chi Alpha ♦ -s. ■ 8 s Abbott, Edward L. Dayton. O. Alpha Tau Omega % n Armstrong, Willis Aloysius Springfield, O. Alexander, Phillip Bernard New York City i x K4 K $ ates, Robert Lee Derwent, O. i Lambda Chi Alpha ©A«t Beattie, Marilyn Joan Mansfield, O. Alpha Delta Pi m Becker, Jeanne Tampa, Fla. Gamma Phi Beta $ i OH K Benges, Claudia Ix u Detroit. Mich. Delta Zeta LAI Booth, Fred Wallace Springfield, O. Alpha Tau Omega Ym n 'W Brewer, Richard Taylor Rockville Centre. N. Y. Phi Mu Delta A Cain, Robert Eugene Springfield. O. Crist, Robert Ix uis Springfield. O. Alpha Tau Omega $ i A‘ A«t A Corbet, Elizabeth Ann Dayton. O. ♦ All Cotner, Marilyn Jean Wapakoneta. O. Kappa Delta m l?A 0HK Danekind, Marian Alice Flint. Mich. Alpha Xi Delta ♦ Y % 0HK iT it Davis, Charles F. Port Chester, N. Y. Delta Sigma Phi Ym t Dunlap, Kenneth Alexander Delphos, O. Lambda Chi Alplia m Counts, Marjorie Springfield, O. Chi Omega ‘6f Yw I ieorge Margaret Kunklc CrcciMburg, Pa. Clii Omega Fuller, Ronald Frank Detroit. Mich. Cilbcrt, Shirley May Dayton, O. Delta Zcta y $ Ivv 4 An Cenunill, Joan Ann Chicago, 111. Alpha Xi Delta Coering, Paul Frederick Logumport, Ind. Phi Mu Delta nr TIH 0A4� Yw Jacobs Phyllis Ann Akron, O. Delta Zeta Yw 0HK Harrison, Richard Owen Columbus. O. Phi Cunnu Delta Hartshorn, (Dorothy) Caroline Morris ville. Pa. Alpha Xi Delta Hehn. Bruce Albert Yonkers, X. Y. I-imbda Chi Alpha $ 0 p H enrich, Cloria Louise Buffalo, X. Y. Alpha Xi Delta 41 m Yw Horstmann, Marilyn Mae Columbus. O. Alpha Xi Delta Wi ft Hundley, Virginia L. Fairborn, O. Gamma Phi Beta t % 7 e£ 0 A4 Yw _ W Wa Is. Kalback, Patricia Anne Pittsburgh, Pa. Chi Omega $ 0HK ! Kingston, (George) Albert 11 Daytona Beach. Fla. II Lambda Chi Alpha ws TK A oeritz, Phyllis Ann Chicago, 111. Koehler, Sarah Louise Pittsburgh. Pa. Chi Omega Yw 0 $ L Knascl, Joan Rae Sidney, O. Alpha Xi Delta $ 0HK George John L'hnchsville. O. Lamlxla Chi Alpha Lada, Gabriel John Detroit. Mich. Dorm League Kcllar, Fdith Ann Springfield. O. Kappa Delta 0 3 Koenreich, Fred William Salem, 0. Korn, Audrey May Rutherford, N'. J Alpha IX-lta Pi Kroll, Robert Otto Jamaica, N. Y. Pi Kap| a Alpha ■f'S $ 0 w? Lantz, Duane Foster Mansfield, O. Phi Gamma Delta IILA K«t K Krumeneckcr, (Clara) Doris llicksville. N. Y. Delta Zeta Lowum, Clifford Frederick Columbus. O. Beta Theta I i 8 ar 0 Lucas, Rudolf, Jr. Kllwotxl City, Pa. Phi Mu Della ar w Madsen, Arlayne Beryl Detroit, Mich. Yw 9HK Lynn, Jenny Warren. O. Chi Omega Yw 9HK McConnell, Mary Louise Alliance. O. Chi Omega Mallctt, Kathy E. Evansville, Ind. Wi 11AE 0HK t 0 Markley, Cene Edward Canton. O. Phi Kappa Psi 0 a 'W w Marks, John David Mansfield. O. I..niitxLi Chi Alpha McDonald, Dale Edmund Tuscarawas, O. Phi Mu Delta n wJ i Miller, Joan Lucinda Springfield. O. Chi Omega m Mcllerud, Anne Ellen Avcrill Park. N. Y. Alpha Delta Pi Mitchell, Marilyn Ruth Louisville. Ky. Alpha Delta Pi AAA Miller, Jean Ann Springfield, O. Chi Omega ♦ 0HK Morgan, Mary Lou Lorain, O. 4 3 Wa © 4 AI1 TK A •lourouzis, George Uhrichsville. O. Phi Mu Delta m TK A Mynchcnbcrg, William Joseph Elyria. O. I wm Lcaguc Park, John Henderson Mansfield. O. Lambda Chi Alpha Neithamcr, Gail Audrey Eric, Pa. Delta Zcta exA © Ogle, (Homer) Richard N. Manchester. Ind. Phi Kappa Psi A4 Q Orr, David Bram Miami. Fla. Alpha Tau Omega ©XA K I K Parker, Dorothy Joann Springfield. O. Chi Omega w? __ I Pearson, Mary Alma Eric. Pa. Alpha Xi Della Pioch, Virginia June Point Pleasant. N. Y. Delta eta Yw Pence, Richard I .inton Springfield. O. Phi Kappa Psi w Peterson. Petrocelli, Richard Humbert Brooklyn, N. Y. Dorm League Semmons, Marlene Helen Sandusky. O. Alpha Xi Della TKA ©A4 Smith, Karl Gregor KIw mkI. Ind. IXllu Si ;u)a Phi Studcvant, Joanne Katherine Springfield. O. Yw Teeter, Charlotte May Dayton. O. Alpha Xi Delta X Harold Edward Springfield, O. Phi Kappa Psi Thomas, Carl Edward Fcrndale, Mich. Pi Kap]«a Alpha TK A Wallace, Allen T. Calumet City, 111. Laml da Chi Alpha Winter, James Sutton Springfield, O. Pi Kappa Alpha Witthoft, Doris Annamaria Chatham. N. Y. Delta Zeta W I a Wittlinger, Robert Jacob, Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. Dorm League Wiegel, Ralph Frederick Springfield, O. Delta Sigma Plii I Wielandt, t Frederick Michael, Jr. I Brooklyn, N. Y. I Phi Kappa P« niA - A n Youngblood, Marilyn E. Battle Creek. Mich. Camma Phi Beta Yw Zchr, Patricia Mac St. Albans, N. Y. Chi Omega OH K VVeiskotten, Robert Fister Richmond Hill. N. Y. Delta Upsilon Zimmer, Free! Paul Dayton. O. Phi Kappa Psi ML A TK A Zoeller, Robert Edward Chillicothc. O. l.aml da Chi Alpha Blue Key Men’s National Leadership Honorary OFFICERS Ken Dickerson, President William Freshney, Vice President Thomas Hunt, Secretary Bob Hawken, Treasurer FACULTY ADVISOR Prof. A. E. Patmos FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Stoughton Dr. Glasoe Dean Nystrom Prof. Patmos Prof. Maurer Mr. Reck MEMBERS John H. Blough Jr. F. Kenneth Dickerson William K. Freshney James E. Garrison E. Robert Hawken Robert Holland Thomas Hunt Jerry Schall Philip Shnapier Pick and Pen Junior Men’s Honorary OFFICERS Guby Lada, President Dick Eiseman, Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Loyal Bishop Norman Pearson ADVISORS Dr. P. E. Bloomhardt Dr. B. E. Pershing H. E. Maurer John Beacham Unclassified Students Ajango, Helmut Indianapolis, Ind. Dorm League Hackner, Ylva Saltsjobadcn, Sweden Paulus, Talatoti Chittaranjan Guntur, India Rose, Joanne Wilmette. III. Alpha Xi Delta Zimmcrmann, Ruth Karla Helene Berlin, Germany Miss Esquire Miss Marlene Semmons was selected by the members of Varsity W as Wittenberg’s “Miss 1951 Esquire Calendar Girl.” Chosen for the contest sponsored by Esquire Maga- zine, Miss Semmons placed fourth among more than 500 entries from all over the na- tion. The final judges were Bing Crosby, Fred Waring, Eddie Cantor, Milton Berle, Kay Kyser, Horace Heidt, Ralph Edwards, Rudy Val- lec, and Al Capp. Blair Hall With the Little Theater, the modern radio broadcasting studio, and the spacious Fine Arts laboratory, Blair Hall has become Wittenberg’s cen- ter of artistic talent. It is one of the newer buildings on campus, having been completed in 1927. Fine Arts Biography Speech Education Biography Left, Dr. P. Bloomhardt, head of the de- partment. Center, Prof. Bush, head of the department of Geography. Speech Prof. R. Hoefler, Dr. P. R. Brces, head of the depart- ment, Dr. V. G. Kelley. Education Right. Dr. Wendell Nystrom, head ol the department. Miss Thelma Dunn, Miss Mar- garet Kantzer, Mrs. Krna Ham, Miss Hulda Sallee, and Prof. Slaymaker. Kappa Phi Kappa OFFICERS Ray Pepper, Pres. Jack Stevenson, V. Pres. Duane Lantz, Corr. Sec’y, Treas. Ben Cox, Rcc. Sec’y FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. Kelley Dr. Krueger Dr. Laatsch Mr. Maurer Dr. Nystrom Dr. Saddlemire Mr. Stauffer Mr. Thompson MEMBERS Willis Armstrong Robert Cain Ben Cox John Doering James Ehrle Homer Hartzel Robert Holland Carl Juergans Duane Lantz Art Nielson David Orr William Pansing Ray Pepper Jerry Schall Robert Schneding William Shaw John Slaymaker Jack Stevenson Robert Wittlinger Carnegie Hall Completed in 1908. Carnegie Hall is the center of the physical sciences. A recently finished addition, a com- bination greenhouse and animal house, has greatly facilitated experi- mentation and research. Biology Physics Economics Biology Right, Dr. W. Beaver, head of the depart- ment. Below, Miss Evelyn Wagner, Dr. E. Bodenberg, Dr. Beaver, and Prof. C. Brand. Center right. Dr. L. Stewart, head of the department of Geology. Beta Beta Beta FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. W. C. Beaver OFFICERS: Clayton Schultz, Pres. John Andrews, V. Pres. Mary Ellen Ramsey, Sec’y Henry Diederichs, Historian FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. E. T. Bodenberg Prof. C. A. Brand Prof. E. Wagner MEMBERS John Andrew Beverly Barnes Marguerite Bengston June Daniels Henry Diederichs Anne Feduff Juanita Harter Wilma Hischka Alexander Hliuko James Hoch Lydia Kempler Paul Korntheuer Gail Niethamer Virginia Pioch Mary Ellen Ramsey Elaine Reiger Jean Reincke Robert Schmeding Clayton Schultz Victor Vely Engineering Science Club OFFICERS Donald Brown, Pres. Bill Ratter, V. Pres. Jack Flinner, Sec’y Jim Hoffman, Treas. Walter Klank, Dave Lowum Bob Linderman Phil Hanes Howard Creamer John Finley Eugene Chee Bill Scribner Joe Giessler Helmut Ajango Bob Edsingcr Barbara Reynolds RonaH Collins Lewis Porter Ruth Herman Martina Jacobsen Jim Coleman Charles Depew John Douglas Robert Maggart Kenneth Reel Kathy Mallet Edsel Parsons Cliff Lowum Jim Leonard Elaine Korengel Physics Left, Dr. A. Lutz, head of the department, and Prof. J. Dueker. Below, Prof. F. White, engineering science. Economics Left. Dr. A. Patmos, head of the department, and Prof. E. Watson. Witt-Econ Forum OFFICERS Ed Abbott, Pres. Bob Kroll, V. Pres. Ray Lubbers, Sec’y Paul Klosincki, Treas. Coe Dickey, Program Matt Spenadel, Publicity FACULTY ADVISOR A. E. Patmos MEMBERS John Bales Dick Brandt Keith Carey Bill Driehorst John Gunsett Ruth Herman Laurence Hoffman Jim Liggett Gene Markley Conrad Mattern Keith Miller John Moore Bob Petticrew Lewis Porter John Robinson Jerry Schall Phil Shnapier Bob Thomas Norm Turley Ken Williams ASSOCIATE MEMBER Bob Jones Koch Hall Erected in 1927, this modern, fire- proof building contains a complete machine shop, a chemistry library with more than 1.500 volumes, and an auditorium with a seating ca- pacity of 200, which is equipped with motion picture facilities. Chemistry Psychology Mathematics Theta Chi Delta Chemistry Left, Dr. J. Barker, head of the department. Below, Dr. J. Morgan, Dr. Barker, and Dr. P. Glasoe. OFFICERS Henry Diederichs, Pres. Robert Lindemann, V. Pres. Gail Niethamer, Sec 'y Ronald Mezger, Treas. FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. J. W. Barker Dr. J. W. Morgan Dr. P. K. Glasoe MEMBERS Margaret Bengston Henry Diederichs John Doering Steven Lewis Robert Lindemann Ronald Mezger Gail Niethamer David Orr Kenneth Sauer Dean Skow Eunice Stadler Psychology Right, l)r. G. Suddlcmire, Prof. R. Kastner and Dr. G. Dudycha, head of the depart- ment. Psi Chi OFFICERS John Robinson, Pres. Martha Witthoft, V. Pres. Juanita Harter, Sec y Richard Braverman, Treas. FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. George Dudycha FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Raymond Krueger Prof. Richard Kastner Dean John Stauffer MEMBERS Philip Alexander Richard Braverman Ruth Ann Buzzard George Dudycha Evelyn Estridge Juanita Harter Carl Juergens Richard Kastner Lennart Kopra Raymond Krueger James Metzger Ronald Mezger Gail Niethamer Layne Rieger John Robinson Dolores Silvestri John Stauffer Marjory Streich Eileen Weihcrt Robert Wciskotten Hermajean Wiegman Martha Witthoft Mathematics Right, Dr. S. Hahn and Dr. R. Krueger, head of the de- partment. Recitation Hall Erected in 1884, Recitation Hall be- came the second building on Wit- tenberg’s campus. It houses the offices of the President, the admin- istrative offices, and the college chapel. A recent addition will con- tain new offices and classrooms. History Languages Political Science Home Economics Business Administration Religion English Philosophy History Political Science Right. Dr. B. Pershing, head of the depart- ment. Below. Dr. M. Laatsch, head of the department of Political Science, and Dr. H. Hossom. Pi Sigma Alpha OFFICERS: Edward Dunn, Pres. John Carney, V. Pres. Jo Wiegman, Sec'y John Buckholtz Robert Grindle Charles Knauer William McKnight Robert Mills Walter Milner Thomas Peterson David Pincus Jean Reincke Hans Schoenberg Harold Schultz Calvin Vance Fred Wielandt Fred Zimmer International Relations Club OFFICERS: Carl E. Juergens, Pres. Judith Speyer, V. Pres. Charles Hayes Rec.Sec'y Fred Matchinski, Corr. Sec'y Philip Alexander, Treas. MEMBERS Philip Alexander John Carney Ronald Fuller Barbara Gaver Walter Gorenflo Robert Grindle Yeva Hackner Charles E. Hayes Judith Hays Carl E. Juergens Genevieve Kalos Polly Kikuchi Fred Matchinski David M. Pincus Jean Reincke Frank Roelle Walter Shuirr Judith Speyer FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. H. K. Hossom Prof. E. O. Watson ADVISOR Dr. B. H. Pershing FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Laatsch Dr. and Mrs. Glasoe Dr. and Mrs. Pershing Dr. and Mrs. Remsberg Dr. and Mrs. Snyder Dean Sallee Dean and Mrs. Stauffer Dr. and Mrs. Stoughton Cosmopolitan Club STANDING COMMITTEE Betty Bisessar Eugene Chee Teruyoshi Tasaki, Secretary Dr. B. H. Pershing, Treasurer MEMBERS Helmut Ajango Betty Bisessar Darwin Chee Eugene Chee Walter Gorenflo Ylva Hackner Paul So Hui Tomoaki lye Polly Kikuchi Nicholas Lapkass Chittaranjan Paulus Mr. and Mrs. Hans Scoenberg Teruyoshi Tasaki Yasuhiro Teruya Hans Thies Klieve Visvaldis Ruth Zimmerman Estonia Br. Guiana Br. Guiana Br. Guiana Germany Sweden China Okinawa Japan Latvia India Germany Japan Japan Germany Latvia Germany Business Administration Ix?ft. Dr. D. Krauss. head of the department, Prof. II. Christansen, Mrs. Kline, and Prof. J. Mertz. Tau Pi Phi Business Administration Honorary OFFICERS: Clayton Schultz, Pres. Joyce Snyder, V. Pres. Ruth Herman, Sec’y Treas FACULTY ADVISER Dr. Daniel T. Krauss FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. Harold Christenson Prof. J. L. Mertz Mrs. Randall Kline MEMBERS John Bales Richard Brandt Robert Davis Robert Hawkens Ruth Herman Walter McNulty Robert Petticrew Margaret Rhodes Donaid Roush John Robinson Marjorie Schneiter Clayton Schultz Joyce Snyder Languages Bight, Miss Georgia MacPherson, Miss Frances Honchcll and Dr. Melitta Gerhard, head of the department. Delta Phi Alpha OFFICERS Eugene Vitori, Pres. Dr. Remsberg, V. Pres. Patricia Johns on, Sec’y Juanita Harter, Treas. FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. Gerhard MEMBERS Robert Badertscher John Bales Henry Diederich Juanita Harter Martina Jacobsen Frank Johnson Patricia Johnson Lydia Kempler Gizella Knefely Arlington Rehrig Charles Strausser Eugene Vitori Phi Sigma Iota OFFICERS Joanne Sallee, Pres. Dr. Remsberg, V. Pres. Miss MacPherson, Corr. Sec'y John Robinson, Sec’y Treas. FACULTY ADVISOR Miss Ruth Cowdrick MEMBERS Barbara Gaver Frances Honschell Jody Miller Elaine Reiger Margaret Richards Jane Rockel Delores Terrell ASSOCIATE MEMBER Mrs. Randell Kline Home Economics Left, Miss Margaret Loudenbeck, Mrs. Hil- brink and Miss Alice Smith, head of the de- partment. Theta Eta Kappa OFFICERS Carol Unger, Pres. Rosella Nolte, V. Pres. Carolyn Burke, Treas. Trudy Smith, Publicity Marilyn Cotner, Sec v MEMBERS Norma Akerberg Kadine Bales Joanne Burning Carolyn Burke Marilyn Cotner Shirley Dale Barbara Fague Joan Gimmel Jeane Hartman Sally Head Joyce Huston Joan Knasal Donna Mainhart Rosella Nolte Helen North Dorothy Reed Ellen Ridgeway Mary Lou Rutz Frances Smith Trudy Smith Dolores Terrell Elaine Tessmer Carol Unger Religion -Philosophy Left, Rev. (). Rcimherr, Rev. R. Krueger, College Pastor, and Dr. R. Remsl erg, head of the department of Philosophy. WITTENBERG RELIGIOUS COUNCIL OFFICERS Lutheran Student Association John Stacy, Chairman Elizabeth Corbet, Secretary MEMBERS George Attwood Dorothy Austerberry William Billow Marilyn Beattie Elizabeth Corbet Gerald Currens Alfred Dittmar Edgar Doering Marilyn Evans Fred Fiedler Betty Greist Janet Hart Robert Haskel Elnora Huffmeyer Edith Kellar Albert Kingston William Kinnison Paul Korntheuer Robert Mills Richard Petrocelli Donald Roush Clifford Schreck Richard Smith John Stacy Charles Strausser Betty Wallick Margaret Whyde Charles Witthoft FACULTY ADVISORS Rev. Ralph Kreuger Dr. Melvin Laatsch EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE William Billow, President John Stacy, Vice President Jan Hart, Secretary Charles Strausser, Treasurer CABINET Publicity............Wilma Hischka, Jim Hoch Music................Grace Adolphson, Ellie Huffmeyer Chapel...............Frank Johnson Student Council......Dorothy Hurst Social............... Miriam Rocker Bible Study..........Edwin Ehlers Membership...........Marjory Streich Newsletter...........Arlington Rehrig, Jo Frease Food.................Kathy Mallett Special Projects.....Ernie Schmidt, Allan Gibson Visual Aids..........Stan Yoder Cleanup..............Bob Doxey FACULTY ADVISOR Pastor R. M. Krueger YMCA OFFICERS Fred Fiedler, Pres. Donald Roush, V. Pres. Paul Korntheuer, Sec ’y Albert Kingston, Treas. CABINET John Andrews Paul Davis Richard Eisemann Richard Frazier Robert Holland Stanley Yoder FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. Robert Remsberg Dr. Paul K. Glasoe YWCA OFFICERS Margaret Whyde, Pres. Marilyn Beattie, V;Pres Elizabeth Corbet, Sec’y Betty Wallick, Treas. CABINET Dorothy Eisenberg Gloria Henrich Rosella Nolte Caroline Nigh Jacqueline Nulson Jean Reincke Joanne Sallee Dolores Silvestri Helen Snyder Carol Unger ADVISORS Mrs. Claude Dierolf Miss Hulda Sallee Mrs. James Schrag Foreign Mission Fellowship OFFICERS Gerald Currens, Pres. Charles Witthoft, V. Pres. Robert Haskel, Cores. Sec. Elnora Huffmeyer, Sec. Treas. FACULTY Rev. Krueger Newman Club OFFICERS Dick Petrocelli, Pres. Bill Scribner, V. Pres. Rosemary Huebner, Sec’y Mary Juergens, Treas. MEMBERS Willis Armstrong Anne Brokner Gene Burk Dolores Condon Louis Da Baldo Edward Dunn Rosemary Huebner Mary Juergens Dick Kerrigan Ray Lubbers Norman Pearson Dick Petrocelli Joseph Piteo Albert Powell Dolores Silvestri Yolanda Sisto Marget Sovick Bill Scribner Joseph Sweeney Mary Lou Vitori Weaver Observatory The Elgar Weaver Astronomical Observatory, dedicated in 1931, is the newest building on the campus. Within its compact quarters are a complete laboratory, including a ten-inch telescope, and offices, a classroom, and a photographic dark Astronomy Sociology room. Astronomy Loft, Dr. L. Wylie, head of the department. Sociology Right, Dr. F. Schrag, head of the department, and Prof. C. Gressman. Zimmerman Library Originally completed in 1892, Zim- merman Library was enlarged in 1925, and during the past war addi- tional reading rooms were supplied by the government. The library has over 86 thousand volumes in its stacks. School of Music Marching Band Phyllis J. Adams George I). Barto Dorothy G. Bell William L. Binnig Bert L. Clibon Benjamin F. Cox Robert E. Doxey Richard Eiscmann Barbara L. Fague Lois A. Fleming John 1). Fletcher Jack L. Flintier Joint F. Frankman Biddie Cayc Fritz Joseph Giessler Wiliam H. Hathaway Paul R. Heins Wilma J. Hischka Laurence N. Hoffman Elnora E. Huffmeyer Carol L. Jenson Marjorie Jones Genevieve J. Kalos Albert Kingston Katherine H. Kotila James W. Lamhorn Carolyn Lecmhuis James O. Leonard Charles O. Lieser Eleanor McConnel C. Charles Mattern James B. Metzger Thomas A. Motschman Dorothy E. Nelson Virginia D. Paxson Rosemarie Petri Dorothy J. Reed James C. Rickard Carl J. Ross Marshall Rowland John P. Hugh Owen J. Sanderson Gene R. Schaefer Laura Scoon William Scribner Joseph Smith Maralyn Spenny Miriam R. Spring Florence Staker Gordon A. Thor Verna L. Tullis Yvonne Waterman Margaret L. Whvde Ronald E. Will ' Doris A. Witthoft Martha A. Witthoft Orchestra Concert Band Harold Ashenfelter Hubert Badertscher George D. Barto Peter S. Bracher Janet E. Bradley Bert L. Clibon David H. Clingman Richard E. Eisemann Martha I Fetterly Jack L. Flinner John F. Frankman Barbara I,. Caver Frank J. Ciessler Barbara J. Coodall William Kerrick Katherine H. Kotila Eleonore M. Krenz Carolyn Leemhuis James O. Leonard Nancy C. Matheny Gloria C. McCollum Janet E. McCrosky Joseph W. Rival Barbara J. Reccius Dorothy J. Heed Carl J. Boss Joanne E. Sallee Owen J. Sanderson Joseph C. Smith .Margaret J. Young Susan E. Young Doris A. Witthoft Thomas J. Amburn Harold Ashenfelter George D. Barto Dorothy G. Bell Peter S. Bracher Janet E. Bradley Bert L. Clibon Benjamin F. Cox Robert E. Doxey James W. Ehrle Richard Eisemann Nancy W. Elson Barbara L. Fague I )is A. Fleming John D. Fletcher Jack L. Flinner John F. Frankman Harold L. Fratz Joseph Ciessler Paul R. Heins Elnora Huffmeyer Carol Jenson William Kerrick Albert Kingston Katherine Kotila Carolyn Leemhuis Charles O. Licser Rudolf Lucas C. Charles Slattern James B. Metzger Rosemarie Petri Dorothy J. Reed Carl J. Ross John P. Rugh Owen J. Sanderson Gene R. Schaefer Joseph Smith Maralyn Spenny Miriam R. Spring Mildred Stokes Yvonne Waterman Ronald E. Will Doris A. Witthoft Martha A. Witthoft Mr. Fritz Holckcr f A Capella Choir Barbara Bagger Norman Lincoln Claudia Benges Willard Loomis Richard Brewer Alfred Buchner James Metzger Daniel Miller Harry Burger Madelyn Murray Emma Cocklin Kathryn Myers Benjamin Cox Richard Neal Robert Crist Jean Degenhard Lee Doellman Karen Nielsen David On- Carol Paschke Ruth Drischell Charles Drum Marx' Pearson Shirley Peerv Daryl Ellsworth Dorothy Perry Bonnie E. Faun Rosemarie Petri Freda Feldkircher Elizabeth A. Reck Richard Frazier Elizabeth Rogers Maxine Cithens John P. Rugh Fred C. Hainan Holland Saltz Sarah V. Head Evelyn Schilling Paul R. Heins Ernst Schmidt Gloria L. Henrich Frances Smith Wilma J. Hischka Margaret Sovick Shirley A. Hoover Elnora Huffmcycr Maralyn A. Spenny JoAnn Spielhaupter Mildred E. Stokes Thomas E. Hunt Dorothy I. Hurst O. Franklin Johnson Martha L. Stoll Joanne Studevant Teruyoshi Tasaki Mary L. Wagenheim Marjorie Jones Donald Kicnholz Joan R. Knasel Lois Wagschal Richard Knudten Carl Wehn Cleva M. Koch Andrew John White Elenora M. Krenz Eddie P. Whitmore Nora F. Lackey Hermajean Wiegman Vemoleen Lanning Joyce Wilson Carolyn Leemhuis Gertrude Zimmann James Leonard S. Jane Huber, Accompanist Sigma Alpha Iota OFFICERS Jane Huber, Pres. Marjorie Wendell, V. Pres. Mary Clinton. Corr. Sec'y Carolyn Leemhuis, Rec. Sec 'y Claudia Benges, Treas. FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs. Juergens Mrs. Grace Snyder Williams Mrs. Betty Cole Stemple FACULTY ADVISOR Mrs. David Whittington ACTIVE MEMBERS Grace Adolphson Claudia Benges Mary Schuh Clinton Frieda Feldkircher Martha Fetterly Jane Huber Marguerite Klein Eleonore Krenz Cleva Koch Nora Lackey Carolyn Leemhuis Barbara Barth Osborne Evelyn Schilling Emma Cocklin Schreck Joanne Spielhaupter Marjorie Wendell Susan Young Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia OFFICERS: Benjamin Cox, Pres. Thomas Hunt, V. Pres. Norman Zehner, Sec’y Fred Wielandt, Treas. MEMBERS: Robert Badertscher Arthur Christen Hobart Drum Conrad Mattern Eugene Vitori ( Sophomore Freshman Class of 1953 Left to right: Robert Schreiber, Vice President; June Masuch, Treasurer; Marvin Kobelt, Ser- geant-at-arms; Edith Brown, Sec- retary; Donald Labenda, Presi- dent. Akerbcrg, Norma Jayne Rocky River, O. Allf, Cecil Ewing Hialeah, Fla. Austerberry, Dorothy Mac Grosse He, Mich. Baker, Barbara Lou Rossford, O. Beard, Carolyn Springfield, O. Behlen, Eugene Francis Glen Ridge, N. J. BcMiller, Thomas Merle Evansville, Ind. Bennett, Robert Milton Springfield. O. Bemdsen, Jayne Ann Lakewood, O. Bihlmire, James Martin Three Oaks, Mich. Bishop, Roger Martin Wadsworth, Ohio Blythe, Ralph Edward Springfield, O. Boatman, Thomas Ernest Springfield, O. Bowen, Robert Edward Erie, Pa. Brigham, Edwin Richard Toledo, O. Brixner, Jerome Frederick Rochester, N. Y. Bruney, Joanne Springfield. O. Carey, Keith Jerome Fort Wayne, Ind. Carter, Walter Henry Pittsford. N.Y. Celmins, Inta A. Indianapolis, Ind. Clarihcw, (Nancy) Beryl West Englewood, N. Coe, JoAnnc Canfield. O. Coleman, James Eugene Dayton. O. Collins, Ronald Joseph Springfield, O. Conover, Knrlene Josephine Collingswood, N. J. Cooley, Frederick Chester Northport, N. Y. Cowen, Gerald Patrick Londonvillc, O. Davis, Paul Philip Springfield. O. Dcihcl, Joan Marie Marion. O. Dickes, Don Dwight Canton. O. Diekeson, Warren Clifford Detroit, Mich. Douglas, John Iloiner Buffalo, O. Drake, Marlin Russell Vllfance, O. Drehs, Mary West Reading. Fa. Driscoll, Jack Lamar Springfield. O. F.dsinger, Robert Eugene Springfield. O. Elder, Barbara Jean Dayton. O. Eisenherg, Dorothy Darlington Winchester. Fa Emch, Nancy Lou Toledo, O. Fisher, Joan Wilson Morristown. N. J. Fleming, Lois Ann Springfield, O. Frazier, (Carl) Richard, Jr. Springfield. O. Frease, Joanne Ruth Miamishnrg, O. Gillen, Marilyn Jeanne Paulding, O. Godard, Richard DcPue Akron, O. Goodall, Barbara Jane Versailles, O. Craeff, Richard Allen Dover. O. Gunsett, John William Van Wert, O. Haglc, I.oralic Springfield, O. Hainan, Fred George, Jr. Lima. O. Haudenschilt, Carol Alvcra Pittsburgh. Pa. Hays, Judith Ann Hammond. Ind. Heins, Paul Robert Springfield, O. Herron, Joan Virginia Cleveland. O. Herzel, Jo Anne Dayton. O. Hillgreen, Sonja Alliance. O. Hischka, Wilma Jean Toledo. O. Hoover, Shirley Alice Akron, O. Hurst, Dorothy Jean Cary. Ind. Jucrgcns, Mary Magdalen Springfield. O. Kalos, Genevieve Jane Akron, O. Kane, Barbara Ann Port Jefferson. N. Y. Kelly, (Carolyn) Sue Springfield. O. Kcrrick, (John) William Findlay. O. Kikuchi, Polly Yasuko Allentown. Pa. Knefcly, Ci .cila Valeria Mansfield, O. Knubel, Dorothy Ann New Rochelle. N. Y. Knudten. Anne Josephine Trenton. N. J. Kohelt, Marvin Willis Uhrichsville, O. Koch, Clcva Marie Detroit. Mich. Koehler, Joan Evelyn Lima. O. Kotila, Katherine Helen Brookville, O. Kramer. Connie Lou (Cricb) Findlay. O. Krenz, Eleonore Marie Bedford. O. Lackey, Nora Frances Mt � N.C. Larkin, Rebecca Eleanor Mowrystown, C). Larson, Beverly J. Detroit. Mich. Lcvcston, Sheldon Arthur West Hartford. Conn. Lewis, Herbert Lane Lima. O. I.ininger, Charles William Van Wert. O. Mannherz, Esther Rose Elkins Park. Pa. Martin, Joyceann Springfield, O. Masuch, June Lillian Detroit. Mich. Mattern, (Conrad) Charles Youngstown. O. Miller, Patricia Anne Ashland. O. Moistncr, James Arthur Richmond. Ind. Moore, John Wellman, Jr. Roselle Park. N.J. Myers, Kathryn Joyce Dayton, Ohio Neda, Donna Louise Charleroi. Pa. Nielsen, Karen Edith Wadsworth. O. Orcbaugh, Harriette Meeker Norwalk. O. Ostrom, Betty Jo Springfield, (). Pausing, William Frederick Cincinnati. O. Perry, Dorothy Ixniisc Beaver Falls, Pa. Peters, Sherri Jeanne Cleveland Heights. O. Pflueger, John Seibcrling Akron, O. Piper, Betty Jane Cleveland, O. Pretsch, Ernest Paul Jamaica, N. Y. Randell, Neil Alan New York City Rankin, Robert Edward Vandalia. 0. Reckcr, Miriam Eileen Cleveland Heights, O. Reynolds, Garth Fredric New Carlisle, O. Richards, Gwynne Katherine Shelby, O. Richardson, Evelyn Irene Elmore, O. Roberts, Sara Lou Mowrystown, O. Rock el, John David Springfield, O. Rube, John William East Liverpool, O. Schaefer, Gene Richard Bradenton Beach, Ela. Schiercck, Richard Clyde New York City Schmcding, Robert Wesley Fort Wayne, Ind. Schneider, James Edward Dayton, O. Schoman, Marilyn Ann Canton, O. Schott, Victor Hans Troy, N.Y. Schotz, Barbara Joanne Detroit, Mich. Schrciber, Robert Joseph Canfield, O. Schulz, Marie Greenwich, Conn. Scrviss, (Margaret) Joan Springfield, O. Shoe, Patricia Ann Shillington, Pa. Shuman, Margaret Jane Springfield, O. Smith, Gertrude Louise Wheeling, W. Va. Snobarger, Frederick Cloyd Carey, O. Speyer, Judith Alida Flushing. N. Y. Stacy, John Curtis New Springfield. O. Stakcr, Florence Marvel Portsmouth, O. Stegmicr, Mary Suzanne Grand Rapids, Mich. Stoll. Martha Louise Toledo, O. Strcich, Marjory Gladys Milwaukee, Wise. Sumner, Carl Coulter Springfield. O. Terrell, (Thelma) Dolores Springfield, O. Theobald, Fdith Eileen South Solon, O. Thompson, Ivan Konald, Jr. Fairborn, O. Thompson, Joan Fox Bland. Va. Trcffinger, Thalia Mae Canfield, O. Wade, Fli aheth Jane Lorain. O. Walrath, Patricia Joanne Rochester, N. Y. Warren, Paul Elwood Springfield, O. Webb, Thomas Powell Maplewood, N. J. Wcimer, Mary Frances Alliance, O. Williams, Ernestine Ruth Rockford, III. Williams, Margaret Lewis Manheim, Pa. Wilson, Joyce Marilyn Springfield, O. Wiseman, Thomas Reid Warren, O. Yoder, Stanley Everett Ann Arbor, Mich. Alpha Lambda Delta Freshmen Women's Honorary OFFICERS Miriam Recker, President Gizella Knefely, Secretary Ruth Herman, Treasurer Marjory Streich, Historian FACULTY ADVISORS Dean Sallee Miss Dunn Miss MacPherson MEMBERS Joan Crittenden Barbara Evans Ruth Herman Orpha Hilty Gizella Knefely Miriam Recker Elaine Reiger Marjory Streich HONORARY MEMBER Mrs. C. C. Stoughton Phi Eta Sigma Freshmen Men's Honorary OFFICERS Calvin Vance, President John Stacy, Vice President Jack Flinner, Secretary William Kerrick, Historian MEMBERS Charles Ashley Robert Badertscher Hobart Drum Robert Everett Jack Flinner Frank Giessler William Goettman William Kerrick Harold Koch George Koerner Dudley Riggle Hans Schoenberg John Stacy Calvin Vance FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. B. H. Pershing Class of 1954 Left to right: Janet Samp- son, Treasurer; Owen Sanderson, President; Marcia Hickman, Secre- tary; Michael Blickensder- fer. Sergeant-at-arms; (not pictured) Barbara Bagger, Vice President. Adams, Harold Duane Covington, Ky. Anderson, Marcia Orange, Mass. Bagger, Barbara Lancaster, Pa. Barger, Ellen Kathleen Springfield, O. Bell, Dorothy Grace Toledo, O. Bethel, Janice Marie Springfield, O. Billman, Milo Marion Wadsworth. O. Binnig, William Louis Springfield. O. Blickcnsderfer, Michael Glenn Cleveland, O. Block, Margaret Mac Van Wert, O. Blough, Jim Hugh Wadsworth, O. Bohn, Dorothy Jean Dayton, O. Boy, Edwin William Toledo, O. Boyd, Helen Monica Monroe, O. Bracher. Peter Scholl Seattle, Wash. Brown, Marianna London, O. Bruce, Mary Avanellc London, O. Bnikner, Anne Maria New York, N. Y. Bruning, Joan Marilyn Mt. Vernon. N. Y. Brydon, Phyllis Leslie Essex Falls, N. J. Buelmer, Alfred Richard Cleveland, O. Bu . ard, Virginia Ducr Wheeling, W. Va. Carrier, Jeanne Marie Lakewood, O. Childress, Patsy Ann Springfield. O. Childress� Walter Lomax Springfield, O. Chipman, William Miller Cambridge. O. Clapp, Warren Dean Columbia City, Ind. Cole, Joseph Alfred Ashley, O. Collins, David Ricbison Springfield, O. Cooper, Charles J. Oakmont. Pa. Dale, Shirley May Olney, 111. Dase, Nlardenc Springfield. O. Dawson, Mary Roy Norfolk, Va. Degenhard, Doris Jean Canton, O. Dickerson, Barbara Jean Marion, O. Dill, Geraldine Louise Jeffersonville, O. Dittmar, Alfred Jon Springfield, O. Dixon, Virginia Ixjc Springfield, O. Docllman, Lee Lakewood, O. Donnelly, James Wesley Dayton, O. Drischcll, Ruth Elizabeth Baldwin, N. Y. Dudley, Susanne Springfield, O. Edmiston, Mary Kumctta Springfield, O. Emery, William Ashland, O. Ervin, Norman Charles, Jr. Ft. Thomas, Ky. Evans, Marilyn Louise Springfield, O. Fabian, Marycarol Vandalia, O. Fague, Barbara Louise Lancaster, Pa. Fikc, Marilyn Abbott Toledo. O. Fisher, Kathryn Ann Lima. O. Fraunfelter, Julia Ann Canton, O. Frazier, Richard Glenn Zanesville, O. Fritz, Biddie Gave Ashland, O. Gibson, Calder Alexander, II Kenmorc, N. Y. Githcns, Maryr Maxine Germantown, O. Gocttman, William Ivan Springfield, O. Grant, Jack Edward Springfield, O. Grant, Ruth Gladys St. Paul, Minn. Greenebaum, Barbara Jane Ilanover, Pa. Griffith, Alan Haockcnberg Shaker Heights. O. Grode, Corrine Ann Dearborn, Mich. Hack, Margaret Rosalind Chicago, III. Hamilton, Jcnnylou Cincinnati, O. Harnly, M. David Mansfield, O. Harris, William Allen Franklin, O. Hartman, Neva Jean Youngstown, O. Hathaway, William Henry Butler, Ind. Heller, Doris Elaine Evansville, Ind. Henderson, Donald Kenneth Cadiz. O. Henry', Mary Jane Red Hill, Pa. Herman, Joanne Augusta Dayton, O. Hickman, Marcia Ixmisc Van Wert, O. Hilty, Robert Wilbur Orrville, O. Hoffman, Frederick William Shelby. O. Hood, Alice Elnora Chillicothe, O. Horner, Lee Hobert Verona, N. J. Hundley, Nancy Jane Fairborn, O. Hutzcll, Marjorie Ann Wheeling, W. Va. Jenson, Carol Lynne Akron, O. Jewell, (Martha) Jane Crosse He, Mich. Jones, Janet Marlene Dayton, O. Juskow, Elliott Paul Brooklyn, N. Y. Kautz, Margaret Ann South Charleston, W. Va. Kenworthy, John Richard Dayton. O. Kind, Bette Lou North Caldwell, N. J. Klivc, Visvaldis Vamcsis Indianapolis, Ind. Knudten, Richard David Tokyo, Japan Korcngel, Elaine Agnes Cincinnati, O. Lambert, Ralph Ixroy Frankfort, Ind. Landis, Patricia Anne Palmyra, Pa. Lanning, Vcmolcen Wyhann Wapakoneta, O. Lantz, Joan Matilda Mansfield, O. Laughncr, Annabelle Leetonia, O. Lesher, William Elton Ridgewood. N.J. Lincoln, Norman Gene Springfield, O. Ludlow, Roger Lee Springfield, O. Lugibihl, Susann Lakewood. O. McCollum, Gloria Carol Springfield. O. McDill, Nancy Carolyn Springfield. C). McGinnis, Edwin Owen Springfield. O. Mainhart, Donna Margaret Niles, O. Mallett, Martha Jane Springfield. O. Match inski, Frederick A., Jr. Fairborn. O. Mathcny, Nancy Carolyn Springfield. O. Medley, Ben Edwards Warren. O. Meyer, JoAnn Elsie Pittsburgh, Pa. Miller, Barbara Lee Washington. D. C. Miller, Daniel Lee South Bend, Ind. Miranda, Ann Adclc Springfield, O. Moore, Patricia Ann Mansfield, O. Morse. Philip Joseph Troy, N. Y. Murray, Madelyn Louise Dearborn, Mich. Nadig, Andrew Henry Smithtown Branch, N'. Y. Neal. Kichard Elwood Mansfield. O. Ncuhardt, Frederick Henry, Jr. Pelham, N. Y. Newell, Eugene W. Dunkirk, N. Y. Nicholoff, Theodore James Hollywood, Calif. Nicholson, Nancy Marie Lebanon, Ind. Olt, Charlotte Ann Clayton, O. Ormerod, Jane Warren, O. Omerod, Mary, Warren, O. Pasclike, Marjory Carol Youngstown, O. Pauley, Patricia Louisville, Ky. Peery, Shirley Rich Dayton, O. Pence, (Donna) Sue Fort Thomas, Ky. Perrott, Susan Joyce Indianapolis, Ind. Petri, Rosemarie Antoinette Lena, III. Pospcsel, Miriam Ann Dayton, O. Rahn, Audrey Munster, Ind. Reash, George Loran Salem, O. Rcccius, Barbara Jean Louisville, Ky. Reed, Dorothy Jean Salem, O. Rhyne, Charles Sylvanus Philadelphia, Pa. Richards, Jim Frank Covington, Ky. Rigglc, Dudley Vernon Ashland. O. Riley, Lawrence Deam Union town, O. Rinne, Franklin Paul Springfield, O. Rohrer, Phillis Mae Wadsworth, O. Roller, Gertrude Ellen Salem, O. Root, John Becker Plymouth, O. Ross, Mary Ellen Evanston, 111. Ruff, Joan Elsa Philadelphia, Pa. Rut , Mary Lou Detroit. Mich. Sampson, Janice Marie East Longmeadow, Mass. Sanderson, Owen Jay Toledo, O. Schott, Ronald Edward Troy, N. Y. Schwartz, Carolyn Jeanne Springfield, O. Searl, Ruth Marie Zanesville, O. Sexton, Robert James Dayton, O. Shuttlcworth, John Andrew Brooklyn, N. Y. Smith, Dona Jean Newark, O. S penny, Maralyn Alice Lcwisburg, O. Stavers, Nancy Jane Detroit, Mich. Stinnett, Gene Earnest Celeron, N. Y. Stout, Alice Louise Lcipsic, O, Swysgood, Donald Lee Springfield. O. Taylor, Zoc Elaine Akron, O. Tcssmcr, Elaine Elizabeth Ilartvillc, O. Tritchler, Jo Ann Barberton, O. Ustler, Lucille Alberta Springfield, O. Van Zandt, Betty Jane Lynbrook, N. Y. Varble, William Emmett, Jr. Louisville, Ky. Waterman. Yvonne Sacramento. Calif. Wchn, Beverly Ann Cleveland Heights, O. White, Andrew John, III Columbus. O. Whittington, Barbara Lee Springfield, O. Wiegand, Elizabeth Washington, D. C. Will, Ronald Eugene Upper Sandusky, O. Williams, Roger William Canton. O. Wilson, Janice La Von Springfield, O. Wolfarth, William Carl Mansfield, O. Wolfram, Elsie Marie Springfield, O. Worth, John Milton Washington, Pa. Yinger, William Wiant Springfield. O. Yohe, William James Toledo, O. Zimmann, Gertrude Caroline Dayton, O. Zody, Leo Robinson Perrysville, O. Activities Myers Hall Myers Hall, the oldest building on campus, was begun in 1846. The building as it is today was com- pleted in 1852. Standing on the high- est point of the campus. Myers was originally used for administrative offices and classrooms. Now the men’s dormitory, it also houses the Student Union, the Bookstore, and the offices of the student publica- tions. Student Council REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS Grace Adolphsen Jerry Janosek Phil Alexander Frank Johnson Gubby Lada, President Bob Anderson Herbert Lewis Ed Abbott, Vice President Dick Brewer James Metzger Marilyn Mitchell, Secretary A1 Buehner Bob Mills Dick Eisemann, Treasurer Ernest Coons Paul Morches Paul Davis Donna Neda CHAIRMEN Marlin Drake Karen Nielsen Dorothy Eisenberg Dudley Riggle Ed Abbott, Election Committee Jack Flinner Elizabeth Rogers Bob Schreiber, Social Committee Ronald Fuller Carl Ross Shirley Gilbert, Faculty Appraisal Plan Shirley Gilbert Bob Schreiber Carl Ross, Rules Committee Paul Grimm Marjorie Streich Dorothy Eisenberg, Health Service Committee Lyn Hartshorne Sue Ward Frank Johnson, Solicitations Committee Dick Howard Mary Weimer Lyn Hartshorne, Consultation Advisor Elnora Huffmeyer Dorothy Hurst Ralph Wiegel WWL OFFICERS Joyce Snyder, President Marilyn Johnson, Treasurer Martha Witthoft, Secretary CABINET Sara Lou Roberts, Alpha Delta Pi Norma Ackerberg, Alpha Xi Delta Edith Brown, Chi Omega Eileen Theobald, Delta Zeta Marjorie Brubaker, Gamma Phi Beta Mary Blass, Kappa Delta Margaret Young, Unaffiliated ADVISOR Dean Hulda Sallee • V - Boost W OFFICERS William Freshney, Pres. Bob Holland, V. Pres. Dave Stucky, Sec'y MEMBERS George Barto Fred Booth Joe Dick William Freshney Paul Goering Bob Holland Marvin Kobelt Clifford Lowum Rudy Lucas Ernie Pretsch Neil Randall Philip Shnapier Matt Spenadel Dave Stucky FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. and Mrs. Barker Dr. Laatsch Miss Helsel Dean Sallee Dr. and Mrs. Glascoe Dr. and Mrs. Brees Prof. Hoefler Shifters MEMBERS Loyal Bishop Gene Cornwall Ken Dickerson Bill Freshney Jim Garrison Jim Gerber Mary Lou Gerber Paul Grimm Bob Hawken Lyn Hartshorn Bob Holland Jo Johnson Marilyn Johnson Marge Jones Kathryn Koehring Guby Lada Larry Marker Julie Miller Keith Miller Don Moore Perk Robbins Clif Sampson Phil Schnapier Joyce Snyder Moody Young Co-Editors . . Joan Warth, Robert VVeiskotten Business Manager .... Robert Anderson, Marie Schulz (acting) Secretarial Director .... Beryl Clarihew Composition .... Jo Rose, Jean Hartman Art . Richard Wengenroth, chairman. Eugene Behlen, Lou Weiford, Robert Nlonkton, Carol Haudenschilt Secretarial Staff . Elizabeth YVcigand, Barbara Miller. Jo Ann Tritcbler, Gertrude Roller, Don- na Mainhart, Jo-ie Meyer, Sally Koehler, Phyl- lis Bryden, Marjorie Strcich, Mary Pearson Advertising . . . Mary Alice Walsh, William lusher, Miriam Reckcr, Annadelle Miranda Distribution.......................Janet Hartzcll Photography . Marie Schulz, chairman. Helmut Ajango, James Ehrle, Mr. Louis Fitch, Dr. Men- denhall, Frank Rinne, Charles Ashley, James McKaig Pictured: (top) Editors YVeiskotten and Warth. (top right) Clarihew and Schulz, (middle) Schulz and Anderson, (bottom) Wengenroth and Kchlen. (opposite page, top) Keeker and Walsh, (left) Mainhart. Roller, Tritcbler. Wci- gand and Miller, (middle) Rose. Pi Delta Epsilon OFFICERS Matthew Spenadel, President Joan Warth, Vice President Marilyn Ries, Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Ken Dickerson Katherine Koehring Katherine Mallett Ann Nicholson Joanne Sallee Matthew Spenadel Marilyn Riese Joan Warth FACULTY MEMBERS R. Thompson C. Thompson M. Kantzer K. G. Lind W. E. Reck Co-Editors...................................Norm Pearson, Art Christen Business Manager............................................Cubby I.ada News Editor..............................................Ann Nicholson Editorials Phil Alexander Humor Editors....................................Newt Nestler, Bill McKnight IBM Operator.............................................John Rugh Society Editor..............................................Jodie Ostrom Photography............................................Stan Yoder Sports Editors.......................Henry Saeman, Cecil Alff, Jim Liggett Staff: Bob Beatty, Jan Hart, Marjorie Jones, Marilyn MacBeth, Paul Lehr, Dick Neal, Dave Orr, Karl Smith, Toppy Treffinger, Bill Yohe, Mickey Ajango. Pictured: (opposite page, top) Editors Pearson and Christen, (below) Business Manager Lada, (top to bottom, this page) Alff, Pearson and Yoder, Nicholson, Rugh. Dramatics With the addition of Mr. Richard Hoefier and Mr. Lester Vlahos to the speech department, Blair Little Theatre became the scene of intense activity. Two three-act plays and a Night of Drama have been viewed by ap- preciative audiences, and a fourth production is planned for late spring. Night Must Fall.” directed by Mr. Hoefier, was the annual winter production. Minton Brees, Marlene Scmmons, and Mary Weimer headed an excellent cast which made the initial play of the season an outstanding success, (above) Scene from Night Must Fall.” (below) Cast and production staff of “Night.” Following up “Night Must Fall’'was “Magnificent Obsession, dedicated to the memory of its author. Lloyd C. Douglas, class of 1900. Mary Wei- mer, Marlene Senunons, and Gene Schaefer received excellent notices, (top left) Climax of “Obsession.” (above) Gene Schaefer as Bobby Merrick in Obsession. (below) Eakins and Schaefer in “Obsession.” Blair Little Theatre was the scene of an innovation in dramatic pro- duction this spring as the speech department presented “A Night of Drama.” Three one-act, student-di- rected plays were presented, strik- ing the every mood of the audience, (above) Art Neilsen and Miriam Spring in “For Each Man Kills,’’ di- rected by Minton Brces. (top right) Semler, Andrews, and Kingston in “The Valiant,” directed by John Rockcl. (right) Johnson and Eakins in “Thank You, Doctor,” tinder the direction of Nancy Corwin. Bustles and handle-bar mus- taches replaced the hobo look with the innovation of Gay Nineties Day. Egg toss- es, sack races, and faculty- managed booths highlighted the festivities, and prizes were awarded for the best beard and the most authen- tic costumes. Phi Gamma Delta — If inner Is It Fun to Ik- a Sol li«T? Phi Kappa Psi Retrospect Lambda Chi Alpha 'Fantasy of the Sea Dorm league “Fit for a King Plii Mu Delta Perspective No. 4' •cita Sigma Plii sail Jones and His Talent Show' Alpha Tau Omega The I Itli Hour Beta Theta Pi 'The Came of Chess’ I i Dr. E. E. Flack (right), Dean of llamma Divinity School. Dr. T. A. Kantonen (bot- tom left), systematic theology. Dr. Amos Tracer (bottom right), practical theology. George Haynes Joint Long Ivan Miller Norman Nuding Kolsert Poland Joint Reciter Clifford Schreck Harold Shank Charles Springer George Staler Juniors Bergman, Thomas Robert Hillman, George M. Billow, William Denver Bush, George Archer Ehlers, Edwin Lord Figley, Harold I-ce Fisher, Charles Raymond Gibson, Boyd Hair, Virgil Cecil Harter, Robert Neal Hartzheim, Kenneth Eugene Heeter, Richard Dean Koch, Harold Edward Laugblin, (Arthur) James Lesher, Robert Royal Long, Robert Oscar Lund, Gordon Charles McDaniel, James Ellsworth Schcrr, Walter Paul Werstler, Richard Emerson Winterhoff, Norman Middlers Barnhart, Elias Paul Borden, Nyle David Boye, Richard Erik Brown, Eugene Jefferson Burkey, Charles Alvin Clinton, Donald Allen Csaszar, Frank Doering, Edgar Kndtcr, Charles A. Ferguson, Kenneth Garrett, Rufus Raymond Gillhouse, Donald Charles Gross, Raymond Carl Hall, Robert Fredrick Haskcl, Robert Fred Hunteman, Paul Roby Jogwick, Frank II. K. Kolarovskv, Andrew, Jr. Lambdin, Phillip Seegcr Lytic, Tobey Don Mueller, August William Schncitcr, John Frederick Smith, Albert Richard Snyder, Harry I aruc Stoughton, Donald William Stroup, Robert Paul Stull, James Ramon Witthoft, Charles Martin Hamma Hall Choir Keller Hall Social Pan-hellenic Council ALPHA DELTA PI Joyce Snyder Audrey Korn ALPHA XI DELTA Eileen Weinert Lynn Hartshorn CHI OMEGA Marilyn Johnson Evelyn Neideck DELTA ZETA Janet Hart Carolyn Leemhuis GAMMA PHI BETA June Daniels Joan Johnson KAPPA DELTA Edith Kellar Pat Swartz OFFICERS June Daniels, President Joyce Snyder, Vice Pres. Edith Kellar, Secretary Eileen Weinert, Treasurer FACULTY ADVISOR Dean Hulda Sallee Interfraternity Council OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES John Buchholtz, President Bob Holland, Vice President Loyal Bishop, Secretary Bill Ridenour, Treasurer ALPHA TAU OMEGA Tom BeMiller Bill Emery FACULTY ADVISOR BETA THETA PI Dr. Laatsch Bob Hawken Jim Atchison DELTA SIGMA PHI Bill Ridenour Norman Lincoln LAMDA CHI ALPHA Bob Anderson Loyal Bishop PHI GAMMA DELTA Jerry Janosek Paul Davis PHI KAPPA PSI Vincent Del Medico Kenny Sauer John Buchholtz PHI MU DELTA Bob Holland Paul Goering PI KAPPA ALPHA Carl Thomas Jerry Schall FACULTY Dean Stauffer Alpha Delta Pi Chi Chapter installed on campus in 1913. OFFICERS Joyce Snyder, President Marilyn Mitchell, Vice President Margaret Richards, Treasurer Marilyn Beattie, Corresponding Secretary Betty Wallick, Recording Secretary ACTIVES Beattie, Marilyn Benn, Joanne Berndsen, Jayne Bills, June Bradley, Janet Brubaker, Sallie Carrier, Jeanne Coe, Jo Anne Creviston, Mary Jane Crittenden, Joan Degenhard, Jean Emch, Nancy Feldkircher, Freda Fleming, Lois Gerber, Mary Lou Grant, Ruth Grode, Corrine Head, Sarah Herzel, Joanne Hosier, Cora Huffman, Virginia Jucrgens, Mary Knefely, Gizella Korn, Audrey Lantz, Maryellen Larkin, Rebecca Martin, Joyceann Mellerud, Anne Mitchell, Marilyn Myers, Kathryn Ostrom, Betty Jo Perry, Shirley Perrott, Susan Piper, Betty Rocker, Miriam Renau, Jane Richards, Margaret Roberts, Sara Lou Rogers, Elizabeth Rohrer, Phyllis Ross, Mary Ellen Sampson, Janice Schneiter, Marjorie Schotz, Barbara Schoman, Marilyn Schwartz, Carolyn Searl, Ruth Shue, Patricia Snyder, Joyce Stegmier, Susan Stoll, Martha Wagshal, Lois Wallick, Betty Walsh, Mary Alice Wfeir, Marilyn Wilson, Joyce PLEDGES Bagger, Barbara Dixon, Virginia Landis, Patricia Ruff, Joan Scoon, Louise Stafford, Shirley Whittington, Barbara Young, Bernice Alpha Xi Delta Zeta Chapter installed on campus in 1904. OFFICERS Eileen Weinert, President Hermajean Wiegman, Vice President Julie Miller, Recording Secretary Joan VVarth, Corresponding Secretary Mary Lou Wagenheim, Treasurer ACTIVES Akerberg, Norma Anderson, Marcia Bales, Ladine Bethel, Ann Bruning, Joan Danekind, Marion Eisenberg, Dorothy Estridge, Evelyn Gcmmill, Joan Jones, Jacqueline Hartman, Jean Hartshorn, Lynn Henrich, Gloria Horstman, Marilyn Knasel, Joan Miller, Julie Miller, Patricia McConnel, Ann Osborne, Barbara Paxson, Virginia Pearson, Mary Remsberg, Ellen Ridgeway, Ellen Round, Beverly Simmons, Marlene Teeter, Charlotte Wagenheim, Mary Luthy Warren, Evelyn Wiegmen, Hermajean PLEDGES Brukner, Anne Jenson, Carol Pauley, Patricia Rose, Jo Chi Omega Tau Gamma Chapter installed on campus in 1924. OFFICERS Marilyn Johnson, President Dolores, Silvestri, Vice President JoAnn Spielhaupter, Secretary Ann Nicholson, Treasurer Marianne Gomez, Pledge Trainer ACTIVES Alston, Doris Angell, Barbara Beard, Carolyn Belden, Louise Brown, Edith Clarihew, Beryl Counts, Marjorie Dase, Mardene Faris, P. Ann George, Margaret Giannakopoulos, Georgia Gomez, Marianne Hartzell, Janet Haudenschilt, Carol Henry, Mary Jane Hillgreen, Sonja Johnson, Marilyn Kalback, Patricia Kane, Barbara Kautz, Margaret Kaye, Nancy Suzanne Kelly, Sue Kerr, Judy Knubel, Dorothy Koehler, Sarah Koehring, Kathryn Kramer, Constance Laughner, Margaret Lynn, Jenny Malcahy, Maureen McConnell, Mary Louise Miller, Barbara Miller, Jean Ann Miller, Joan Neideck, Evelyn Nicholson, Ann Noell, Jane Nolte, Rosella Parker, Jo Ann Rahn, Audrey Reed, Dorothy Rhodes, Margaret Ries, Marilyn Woodgate Rose, Carol Jackson Schulz, Marie Serviss, Margaret Jo Silvestri, Dolores Smith, Gertrude Spielhaupter, JoAnn Stavers, Nancy Taylor, Zoe Tritchler, Jo Ann Ward, Mary Suzanne Wiegand, Elizabeth Zehr, Patricia PLEDGES Fraunfelter, Julia Jewell, Jane Meyer, Jo Ann Ormerod, Jane Ormerod, Mary Rutz, Mary Lou Tessmer, Elaine Delta Zeta Beta Chi Chapter installed on campus in 1941. OFFICERS Janet Hart, President Martha Witthoft, Vice President Gail Niethamer, Treasurer Anne Feduff, Recording Secretary Lois Schultheis, Corresponding ACTIVES Baker, Barbara Benges, Claudia Bengston, Marguerite Bohn, Dorothy Brandt, Ruth Dale, Shirley Deibel, Joan Dickerson, Barbara Drehs, Mary Gaver, Barbara Gilbert, Shirley Harter, Juanita Herron, Joan Hischka, Wilma Huber, Jane Jacobs, Phyllis Jones, Marjorie Krumenacker, Doris Leemhuis, Carolyn Lowenstein, Lee McDill, Nancy Mainhart, Donna North, Helen Pioch, Virginia Reincke, Jean Richards, Gwynne Streich, Marjorie Terrell, Dolores Theobald, Eileen Wade, Dolores Weiford, Lou Witthoft, Doris PLEDGES Boyd, Helen Olt, Charlotte Roller, Gertrude Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Nu Chapter established on campus in 1929. OFFICERS June Daniels, President Marilyn Youngblood, Vice President Carol Unger, Treasurer Joanne Sallee, Recording Secretary Yolando Sisto, Corresponding Secretary ACTIVES Becker, Jeanne Becker, Molly Boehme, Marilyn Booth, Joyce Brown, Marianna Brubaker, Margery Brydon, Phyllis Conover, Kay Daniels, June Dudley, Susanne Ehler, Barbara Elson, Nancy Evans, Marilyn Fessler, Donna Jean Fisher, Kathryn Fisher, Joan Gillen, Marilyn Hamilton, Jennylou Heaton, Katie Hoover, Shirley Hundley, Nancy Hundley, Virginia Johnson, Joan Keach, Nancy Kind, Bette Lou Klein, Gerrie Klein, Marguerite Koch, Cleva Koehler, Joan Korengel, Elaine Lackey, Nora Larson, Beverly Lugibihl, Susann McBeth, Marilyn Mannherz, Esther Mast, Suzanne Miranda, Ann Adele Moore, Patricia Olson, Carolyn Orebaugh, Harriette Reiger, Layne Ritter, Ann Rockel, Jane Sallee, Joanne Schilling, Evelyn Sisto, Yolando Sovick, Margaret Treffinger, Thalia Unger, Carol Vitori, Mary Lou Walrath, Patricia Wehn, Beverly Weimer, Mary Youngblood, Marilyn PLEDGES Baylor, Joyce Fritz, Biddie Gay Hood, Alice Jones, Janet SOCIAL MEMBER Grim, Jackie Kappa Delta Alpha Nu Chapter installed on campus in 1927. OFFICERS Edith Kellar, President Jacqueline Nulsen, Vice President Mary Ellen Ramsey, Secretary Ruth Herman, Treasurer ACTIVES Adams, Phyllis Austerberry, Dorothy Blass, Mary Block, Margaret Buzzard, Virginia Condon, Dolores Cotner, Marilyn Dawson, Mary Drischell, Ruth Edmiston, Mary Fike, Marilyn Hack, Elizabeth Hack, Margaret Huston, Joyce Hehl, Vivian Herman, Ruth Hickman, Marcia Hileman, Thelma Hutzell, Ann Jacobsen, Martina Kalos, Genevieve Kellar, Edith Ann Knudten, Anne Lanning, Vernoleen Matheny, Nancy Nielsen, Karen Nigh, Caroline Nulsen, Jacqueline Pence, Sue Ramsey, Mary Ellen Reck, Elizabeth Shuman, Jane Smith, Dona Jean Staker, Florence Swartz, Patricia Thompson, Joan Tullis, Verna Van Zandt, Betty Fane Whyde, Margaret Waterman, Yvonne Williams, Ernestine Williams, Peggy PLEDGES Vore, Faye Williams, Dorothy Ann Alpha Tau Omega Ohio Alpha Psi Chapter installed on campus in 1883. OFFICERS Charles McMahan, President Thomas BeMiller, Vice President Robert Crist, Secretary Edward Abbott, Treasurer ACTIVES Abbot, Edward Behlen, Gene BeMiller, Thomas Booth, Fred Budlong, Adrian Crist, Robert Dickes, Don Dickey, Coe Emery, William Fritz, Louis Galbreath, Gale Gerber, James Goettman, William Grainger, Don Heath, Harvey Hertler, Donald Hunyadi, Frank Lehr, Paul Lubbers, Raymond McMahn, Charles Moore, John Orr, David Pansing, William Reynolds, David Riggle, Dudley Sampson, Clifford Smith, Allen Smith, Elbert Tessmer, Alfred Zinn, Larry PLEDGES Adamuscin, Paul Cole, Joseph Faust, Richard Griffith, Allan Horner, Lee Minnoch, James Myers, Ralph Quaglia, Gerald Wendell, Jerome Beta Theta Pi Alpha Gamma Chapter installed on campus in 1867. OFFICERS Robert Hawken, President James Atchison, Vice President Phillip Hanes, Secretary Robert Lindeman, Recorder James Hoffman, Treasurer ACTIVES Atchison, James Boucher, Don Bowen, John Chakamian, John Christen, Arthur Clements, Howard Clingman, David Dennis, Richard DiRocco, Anthony Driscoll, John Edsinger, Robert Grimm, Paul Hanes, Phillip Hawken, Robert Hoffman, James Langdon, Richard Lindemann, Robert Lowum, Clifford Lowum, David Mellott, Clifford Meqer, Gordon Murphy, Rufus Patsiavos, Perry Pearson, Norman Popko, Michael Powell, Alvert Proos, Richard Roberts, Henry Roelle, Franklin Scribner, William Sexton, Robert Smith, Joseph Vitori, Eugene Ward, Donald PLEDGES Adler, Richard Nicholff, Theodore Stevens, Daniel Delta Sigma Phi Beta Iota Chapter installed on campus in 1932. OFFICERS Ewen Bryden, President Gordon Thor, Vice President Ernest Pretsch, Secretary William Ridenour, Treasurer Frank Rossitto, Corresponding Secretary ACTIVES Bryden, Ewen DaBaldo, Louis Davis, Charles Dadominici, John Eakins, Gene Grant, Jack Heck, Howard Hemry, Douglas Jones, Robert Kinnison, William Lincoln, Norman Piteo, Joseph Pretsch, Ernest Ridenour, William Robins, Perk Rossitto, Frank Ruhe, William Schiereck, Richard Schultz, Clayton Smith, Karl Smith, Martin Thompson, Ronald Thor, Gordon Tyson, David Varble, William Vasilich, Thomas Ward, Robert Wiegel, Robert PLEDGES Dittmar, Alfred Frazier, Richard Riley, Lawrence Lambda Chi Alpha Nu Zeta Chapter established on campus in 1932 OFFICERS David Marks, President Robert Schmeding, Vice President Albert Kingston, Secretary John Douglas, Treasurer David Ritchie, Pledge Trainer ACTIVES Amburn, Thomas J. Anderson, Robert N. Andrews, John G. Andrews, R. William Badertscher, Robert C. Bates, Robert L, Billman, Milo M. Bishop, Loyal G. Bishop, Roger M. Blickensderfer, Michael Davies, James T. Dickeson, Warren C. Ditzel, William G. Dixon, Wayne D. Douglas, John H. Drum, H. Charles Dunlap, Kenneth A. Ellsworth, Daryl G. Fairburn, Donald E. Finical, Edwin R. Garrison, James E. Hehn, Bruce A. Hilty, Robert H. Hoffman, Donald P. Johnson, Robert H. Kingston, G. Albert Kobelt, Marvin W. Kopp, George J. Leinaweaver, John M. Lesher, William E. Marks, John David Mezger, Ronald A. Monaco, Frederick A. Neuhardt, Frederick H. Olt, Donald W. Parks, John H. Richie, David E. Royer, John C. Schmeding, Robert W. Schumacher, John H. Stevenson, John B. Wallace, Allen T. Yoder, Stanley E. Zoeller, Robert E. PLEDGES Horst, William Miller, Daniel L. SOCIAL MEMBER Wfeiskotten, Robert F. Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Chapter installed on campus in 1884 OFFICERS William Freshney, President Keith Miller, Treasurer William Leuby, Recording Secretary Charles Knauer, Corresponding Secretary Paul Morsches, Historian ACTIVES Adams, Harold A Ilf, Cecil Bennett, Robert Binnig, William Blough, James Blough, John Blythe, Ralph Boatmen, Thomas Brees, Minton Carey, Jerry Carter, Walter Coleman, James Collins, David Cooper, Charles Davis, Paul Depew, Charles Eberhard, Thomas Gilmore, Don Gunsett, John Hall, John Harrison, Richard Harrison, Robert Ingle, Hobart Janosek, Gerald Kirsten, Ronald Lamborn, James Lantz, Duane Lesser, Gerald Lynch, Robert Mast, Allan Merzke, William Neal, Richard Osborne, Richard Peterson, Thomas Richards, James Riehm, Paul Robinson, John Rockel, John Ross, John Schaefer, Gene Schoening, Kenneth Schreiber, Robert Shaw, William Tobey, Bruce Wappner, David Wickemeyer, Kenneth W?hn, Carl Wfermund, Jay White, John Wolfarth, William Yinger, William PLEDGES Brand, George Clapp, Warren Rickard, James Phi Kappa Psi Ohio Beta Chapter installed on campus in 1866. OFFICERS Vincent DelMedico, President Fred Zimmer, Vice President Kenneth Sauer, Corresponding Secretary John Doering, Recording Secretary Roger Belley, Treasurer ACTIVES Ballentine, Paul Beatty, Robert Bremer, Fred Buchholtz, John Cronley, Paul DelMedico, Vincent Doering, John Dove, David Driehorst, William Engfer, Ralph Ervin, Norman Grindle, Robert Godard, Richard Hammond, William Hayes, Charles Henry, Charles Juskow, Eliot Kaitchuk, William Klausmeyer, John Labenda, Donald Liggett, James Lynn, Robert Markley, Gene Matchinski, Fred Mills, Robert Moistner, James Nestler, Norman Pence, Richard Pflueger, John Rankin, Robert Rush, James Sauer, Kenneth Schneider, James Siogwarth, Carl Jr. Smith, Jack D. Spenadel, Mathew Swackhamer, Paul Thornberg, Harold Traub, Stanley Walters, James Wielandt, Fred Wilkes, Jack Zimmer, Fred PLEDGES Bowder, George Hoffmann, Fred Lundin, Jack SOCIAL MEMBER Hoffmann, Lawrence Phi Mu Delta Mu Delta Chapter installed on campus in 1930. OFFICERS Lloyd Wible, President William Benyak, Vice President Robert Monckton, Secretary Herbert Loehrke, Treasurer George Barto, Chaplin ACTIVES Barto, George Benyak, William Berger, Harry Black, John H. Boy, Edwin W. Brewer, Richard T. Coester, Donald F. Cox, Benjamin F. Day, Paul A. Dick, Joseph B. Diederichs, Henry Edwards, Donald Ehrle, James Goering, Paul Haefka, Delbert Harris, William Henderson, Donald Holland, Robert Jeurgens, Carl Johnson, Kenneth Klosinski, Paul Kopra, Linnoard Lininger, William Loehrke, Herbert Lucus, Rudolph McDonald, Dale McKnight, William Moore, Don Monckton, Robert Murozis, George Paal, Robert Petticrew, Robert Rose, Edward Schott, Ronald Schott, Victor Semler, Melvin Stevens, Richard Sweeney, Joseph Wengenroth, Richard Williams, Kenneth Wible, Lloyd PLEDGES Bowen, Robert Corey, Paul Glime, William Sanderson, Owen Swysgood, Donald Pi Kappa Alpha Gamma Zeta Chapter installed on campus in 1926. OFFICERS Carl Thomas, President David Stucky, Vice President Calder Gibson Jr., Corresponding Secretary Herbert Powell, Recording Secretary Jerald Schall, Treasurer ACTIVES Black, William Bracher, Peter Buehner, Alfred Carney, Richard Cooley, Fredrick Cowen, Gerald Cully, Philip Gibson, Calder Jr. Graef, Richard Hoch, James Hunt, Thomas Kelly, Robert Kerrigan, Richard Kroll, Robert Loomis, Gay Willard Ludlow, Roger Marker, Lawrence Mattern, Conrad McEvers, David Powell, Herbert Reynolds, Garth Rhyne, Charles Schall, Jerald Shroyer, Dean Snobarger, Fredrick Stucky, David Thomas, Carl Veitinger, Warren Warren, Paul Winter, James Woodburn, James Worth, John PLEDGES Chipman, William Hosket, Jack Nickel, Charles Root, John Klingeman, James r Dorm League OFFICERS James Maurice, President Jack Flinner, Vice President Dean Skow, Treasurer Joseph Slusser, Secretary Steve Lewin, Sergeant at Arms ACTIVES Ajango, Helmut Braverman, Richard Brigham, Edwin Brixner, Jerome Burrington, Richard Cohen, Macy Fletcher, John Flinner, Jack Hathaway, William Heard, William Kerrick, William Knudten, Richard Lada, Gubby Lambert, Ralph Leonard, James Lewin, Steve Maurice, James Miller, Bill Morris, Bill Mychenberg, William Newell, Gene Nielson, Arthur Petrocelli, Richard Ratter, William Reel, Kenneth Rehrig, Arlington Rittenhouse, Richard Rugh, John Shnapier, Philip Stacy, John Skow, Dean Slusser, Joseph Traylor, Raymond Turley, Norman Vely, Victor Williamson, Guy Wittlinger, Robert Whitmore, Eddie Zbinden, Hans Zehner, Norman Zody, Leo PLEDGES Grossman, Martin Gibson, Bruce Lewis, Herbert Shuttleworth, John Athletics Field House The Health and Physical Education building was made possible by gifts from citizens of Springfield and Clark County. Completed in 1930, the building contains, among many facilities, the athletic offices, class- rooms. a lounge, a swimming pool, and two basketball courts. Athletic Staff Mr. C. Juedcs, Mr. B. Allison, Miss Ruth Helsel, Mr. Sherwood Fries, Mrs. Betty (Doughie) Dillahunt, Mrs. Onnstrong, Mr. H. Maurer and Mr. T. Xess (left to right). ,, .. Cheerleaders CO CAPTAINS Gale Galbreath Edith Brown SQUAD: Michael Blickenderfer Edith Brown Gale Galbreath Marilyn Gillen Bette Lou Kind Sarah Louise Koehler Marilyn Maus Maureen Mulcahy Janice Sampson Elaine Tessmer Varsity W OFFICERS Robert Holland, Pres. Robert Turner, V. Pres. Henry Seaman, Sec. Lawerence Marker, Treas. MEMBERS Bernard Allison Loyal Bishop Roger Bishop Bob Bowen Gene Burk Pete Corey Charles Depew Louis De Baldo Vince DelMedico Coe Dickey Tony DiRocco Ed Dunn Ed. Finical Woody Fries Gale Galbreath James Garrison John Gunsett Paul Grimm Bob Hawken Jim Hoch Bob Holland Jack Hoskett Jerry Janosek Clifford Juedes Jack Klausmeyer Paul Klosinski Chuck Knauer Rudy Lucas Dave McEvers Larry Marker Skip Markley Howard Maurer George Mourouzis Ralph E. Ness Bill Pearson Dick Pettrocelli Perk Robins Ken Sauer Henry Seaman Phil Shnapier Karl Smith Jack Stevenson Dave Stucky Nick Theodore Bob Turner Jack Wilkes Jim Woodburn i WAA Nat. Women's Athletic Assoc. OFFICERS Julie Miller, Pres. Marjorie Jones, V. Pres. Verna Tullis, Rec.Sec’y Edith Brown, Social Sec'y Doris Witthoft, Treas. FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs. Margaret Armstrong Mrs. Betty Dillahunt Miss Ruth Helsel Phi Delta Pi Women’s Nat. Professional Physical Education Fraternity OFFICERS Marjorie Jones, Pres. Julie Miller, V. Pres. Martha Witthoft, Chaplain Dolores Condon, Rec.Sec’y Verna Tullis, Corr. Sec’y Doris Krumenacker, Treas. MEMBERS Phyllis Adams Molly Becker Edith Brown Elizabeth Corbet June Daniels Shirley Gilbert Carolyn Leemhuis Mary Lou Morgan FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs. Margaret Armstrong Mrs. Betty Dillahunt Miss Ruth Helsel Health Service Dr.J. R. Marquart (right),college physician, Mrs. Rena Coppess (below), Mrs. Esther Shockey (center), Mrs. Ralston Thompson (bottom right), receptionist. Health Center (bottom left). Miss Charlotte Teeter reigned as Homecoming Queen dur- ing the Homecoming Game. Miss Vivian Held (left) and Miss Patricia Kalback (right), were her attendants. Once again rain and snow descend- ed on the Wittenberg homecoming festivities, but it failed to dampen the spirits of the celebrants, or to damage the large and intricate dec- orations. The new ruling excluding motions from the sorority displays resulted in greater ingenuity, and Alpha Delta Pi, sorority winner for the second consecutive year, won the cup with an intriguing display that was highlighted at night by lu- minous paint. The Dorm League won the fraternity trophy with the amazingly realistic tiger shown in their display. m 84 Homecoming Decorations .cnsva WE3 u©a N0S1N30 SARISTI Directed for the third consecutive year by a new head coach, Wittenberg football endeavours finally became a winning reality in 1950 as the team compiled its best re- cord in ten years. More important than the heartening re- cord. however, was the return of a spirit and will to win that fostered some of the finest Tiger football seen in a decade. Ralph E. “Tom Ness, who took over the reins of head coach and athletic director during the summer, brought with him an enviable coaching record from Lake- wood High School in Cleveland. An exponent of the T- formation and a drill-master in fundamentals of football, he began the job of revitalizing a team which had won but three games in the past two years. Long hours of prac- tice and informal “skull sessions were to produce later results, both in the record l ook and in the minds of the patient Tiger fans. Opening at home under the lights, the Lutherans dis- played a versatile attack, sparked by the passing of 11am- mond and the running of Varble, but a spotty defense enabled Ohio Northern to slip past, 11-11. An optimistic squad traveled to Obcrlin one week later, and battled the Yoemen on even terms for the first half. A Hood of last half touchdowns by Obcrlin proved too much for the Tigers, however, and the 32-7 route to renew memories of past years. But on Migration Day a raging Wittenberg team trampled Capital S2-0, to register the second highest score in the history of the college. Seven men crossed the Capital goal line. Bill Varble leading the way with three tallies. In one of the hardest battles ever fought in the Wittenberg stadium, the Lutherans outplayed Ohio State's Junior Varsity for three quarters, only to succumb to superior numl ers in the final quarter, 20- I I. Oddly enough, this, the third loss of the season, proved to be the turning point for the Tigers. The Marietta Pioneers provided little opposition for the fired-up team, and with Varble and Popko teaming up for most of the yards gained. Wittenberg scored its second victory of the sea- son, 34-6. Seemingly used to their wining ways, the Tig- ers went down to (Georgetown and promptly ground out a decisive 28-6 win over the 1 loyas. 1 lomecoming saw the revitalized Lutherans score their fourth victory of the season, a 19-0 win over Denison, marking the first shut- out in 32 contests for the Big Bed. Coming from behind in the final four minutes, Ohio Weslyan took advantage of a Tiger gamble which failed, and converted its only score to gain a 7-7 tie with the Lutherans. Unable to stand the strain of the terrific uphill battle. Wittenlx-rg Ixnved to Valparaiso in the final game of the season. This contest marked the close of a highly successful first year for Coach Tom Ness and his Fighting Lutherans. Head Coach Tom Ness . • Woody Fries Tom Ness Red Maurer CLASS ACE WEIGHT HEIGHT POS. Bichop, Loyal Wadsworth Jr. 20 170 6-1 E Bichop, Roger Wadsworth So. 18 160 60 E Boatman, Tom Springfield So. IS 162 5-7 HB Corey, Pete Springfield Jr. 19 145 56 IIB Dadominici, John Clairton, Pa. Sr. 25 200 5-7 c Diedericks, Henry Fairborn Sr. 20 170 5-9 IIB DiRocco, Tony Clairton, Pa. Jr- 25 200 5-11 C Eulin, Frank Detroit, Mich. So. 21 180 6-1 E Edlinger, Bob Bucyruc So. 20 160 5-8 E Flory, Fred Covington So. 23 160 5-10 E Grimm. Paul Washington C. H. Jr. 20 185 6-2 T Cuncett. John Van Wert So. 18 175 6-0 C Hammond, Bill Norwood Jr. 21 150 5-5 0B Heftier, Don Bridgeport Jr- 21 165 5-11 FB Holland, Bob Toledo Sr. 21 168 5-10 OB Janocek. Jerry Cleveland Jr. 20 200 6-3 T Kovalick, Mike Bridgeport Sr. 26 180 5-10 G LaBenda, Don Detroit. Mich. So. 22 205 6-4 T Lucan, Rudy Ellwood City, Pa. Jr. 23 182 6-0 C Monaco. Fred New Kensington. Pa. Jr. 23 155 5-7 OB Moore, Don Cadiz Sr. 22 145 5-10 E Mourouzit, George Uhrichtville Jr. 19 191 5-10 G McDonald. Dale Cadiz Jr. 20 150 5-9 OB Popko, Mike Clairton, Pa. Sr. 26 160 5-8 HB Reynold� . Dac e Wooster Jr. 21 155 5-8 IIB Riecen. Annin New Springfield Sr. 26 210 5-9 T Smith, Karl El wood City, Ind. Jr. 21 175 60 C Schmidt, Emic Philadelphia. Pa. So. 19 178 5-10 G Stcvcnion, Jack Delphos Sr. 20 185 5-11 G Tlieodore, Nick Clairton, Pa. So. 23 220 5-11 T Turner. Bob Springfield Sr. 23 195 5-10 c Varblc. Bill Louisville, Ky. So. 18 158 6-0 1IB Wappner, Dave Mansfield So. 20 167 5-8 1IB Winter, Jim Springfield Jr. 21 223 6-2 T Woodburn, Jim I'rbana Sr. 21 200 6-3 E Finical. Ed—Mgr. Cadiz Sr. 2-1 180 5-11 B I Bill Varble (above), sophomore halfback, chalks up yardage against the Ohio State Junior Varsity. Varble was the leading ground-gainer and top scorer for the Tigers in his first year on the varsity, (right) Lineman (front) Lucas. Dado- minici. Turner. DiRocco, (back) Gnnsett, R. Bishop. Schmidt. Stevenson. Janosek, Mourouzis. Flory. Edsinger. Backs Reynolds. Varble. McDonald, Popko, Wappner. Boatman, with hack field coach Maurer. Quarterbacks Holland. Hammond. Monaco. Center Lucas. Mike Popko (below) carries through the line against Valparaiso. Popko was later selected by his team-mates as the “Most Valuable Player. (above) The starting backfield — Varble, Corey, Popko. Ham- mond. with coach Ness. eo John Moose' Dadominici, voted by his teammates the most valuable lineman award, was also named to the 1950 Asso- ciates! Press All-Ohio first team. MINUTES SECONDS First row: Philip Morse, George Reash, Bob Sexton, Jerry Smith, Ed Boy, Mel Semler, Don Grainger. Second row: Coach Allison, Joe Cole, Don Henderson, Ed Sand. Harold Adams, Lynn Bristow, Jim Donnelly, Ron Schott, Mana- ger Jim Minnoch. Third row: John Kenworthy. Bill Lesher. Norm Ervin, Milo Billman, Jack Grant, Paul Adamuscin, Manager Ralph Canny. Freshman Football Under the direction of Bernie Allison the Wittenberg Cubs white-washed their first two opponents and tied the third, showing an ability that promises to strengthen the varsity. With halfback Don Henderson taking scor- ing honors with three touchdowns, the Cubs completely out-classed the Kenyon junior varsity at Cambier, 50-0. Quarter- back George Reasch, completing 17 out of 28 passes in the first two Cub games, sparked the freshmen to a 25-0 victory over the Otterbein freshmen. In the final game, the Cubs came from behind to tie the Ohio Wesleyan Baby Bishops 13-13. Sixteen men were awarded numerals at the annual football banquet. Continuing the “new look in Wittenberg athletics by a successful football season, the 1950-1951 bas- ketball squad ended a twenty game schedule with an impressive 12-6 collegiate record, plus two loss- es to the Dayton General Motors Air Gems. Coach Howard Red” Maurer had but four lettermen back from last year's mediocre team, two of whom graduated at mid-year. Since the average height of the squad barely reached six feet, intensive prac- tice sessions stressed a fast break and accuracy. Gene Cornwell Perk Robins Bill Roeth For the first time since 1947, the Tigers won their opening game, easily defeating Otterbein, 75-62. The first road trip proved encouraging for the Lu- therans. as they beat Hiram, 92-58, and Western Reserve. 96-87, setting a new Wittenberg scoring record in both games. Flaying their third game in as many nights, the Tigers dropped their first game to Case, 73-70. A heartbreaking loss to the Air Gems from Dayton’s General Motors, 63-61. raised many an eyebrow, for the highly touted industrial team was an overwhelming favorite. Christmas vacation saw a win over Mount Union, 62-53, and a loss, the second of the season to the Air Gems, 66-52. Undefeated Obcrlin was the vic- tim of the third straight Ohio Conference win for the Lutherans; Denison made it four in a row for the high Hying Tigers. 56-46. After a ragged 59-53 win over Ohio State’s Junior Varsity, Wittenberg defeated Otterbein. 66-54, to tie Muskingum for conference leadership; graduating seniors Rill Roeth and Gene Cornwell, one-two in scoring for the season, playing their last game for the Cardinal and Cream. Premonitions of unhappier days ahead appeared as the Tigers, obviously miss- ing the artistry of the two veterans, dropped their first conference tilt. 65-61, to Marietta. A visiting Kentucky Wesleyan team was defeated, 80-78, bu! I leidelberg beat the Lutherans, 82-79. Muskingum gave the Tigers an exhibition of near- perfect basketball, 82-63, but they came back to defeat Denison, 57-56, and Capital. 79-60. Kenyon tw)k advantage of poor Tiger teamwork to win. 61-57, but the earlier defeat at the hands of Hied- elberg was revenged as the Student Princes were completely outclassed. 85-67. In the final game of the season Marietta again found Wittenl crg lack- ing, and posted a 72-65 victory. Tom Eberhard Doug Rockhold Phil Shnapier Roger Bishop Elbert Smith Carl Knoedel Freshman Basketball Under the direction of newcomer Cliff Juedes, the Wit- tenberg freshmen compiled a 5-2 record against fraternity competition teams, but won only one game out of five in intercollegiate competition. Dropped twice by Denison. 56-44 and 52-40. the Cubs also lost to Heidelberg, 61-54. and Muskingum. 47-44. In their last game, the freshmen beat Heidelberg in a return match, 68-65, to even the season's record at six won. six lost. Forward Bill Coettman was high scorer with 192 (joints. Numerals were awarded to Coettman. John Robb. Bill Mosehell. Chuck Henry, Don Henderson, Al Smith. Dick Knudtcn. Jerry Wendell. Ed Sand and Lee Horner. (Right) Henderson. Wendell, Henry (kneeling). Coach Juedes, Mosehell. Knudtcn, Coettman. Robb. Smith (standing). Wittenberg 21 Ohio Wesleyan 54 Wittenberg 2-3 Baldwin Wallace ... 52 Wittenberg 40 Detroit Inst, of Tech. .. 35 Wittenberg 18 Oberlin 57 Wittenberg 11 Eric YMCA ......... 64 Wittenberg 32 Kenyon 42 Wittenberg 27 Ball State 48 Wittenberg 30 Ohio University 42 Wittenberg 21 Ball State .... 53 4th place in Ohio Conference meet Swimming Varsity swimmers Scluieber, Depew, Klosinski. Coleman, Bowen, Burke, (above). Freshman swimmers (left) Emery. Hilty. Higgle. Zbindcn. Coach Woody Fries (below) gives some instruc- tions to Coleman and Depew. Tennis Hiding: Shannon, Miller, Pierson, Petrocelli, (a ach Allison. Kneeling: Snellings. Wittenberg 4 Ottcrbein .......... 3 Wittenberg 7 Ohio Northern 0 Wittenberg 2 Ohio University 5 Wittenberg 2 Dayton 5 Wittenberg 4 Otterbein 1 Wittenberg 5 Capital 2 Wittenberg 0 Denison 7 Wittenberg 4 Capital 3 Wittenberg 0 Kenyon 7 Wittenberg 7 Ohio Northern 7 Wittenberg 4 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Team Members: Don Bowman Bob Greene Chuck Liebert Keith Miller Dick Petrocelli Bob Pierson John Schumacher Bob Shannon, co-capt. Andy Snellings. co-capt. Fred Wielandt Bernie Allison, coach Spring Sports Track Wittenberg 98V4 Wilmington 28 Wittenberg 33 Denison 94 Wittenberg 57 Heidelberg 70 Wittenberg 39 Louisville 87 Wittenberg 55 Kenyon......... 72 Wittenberg 48Mr Ottcrbein 78V Team members: Bob Beatty Gene Cornwall Vince Del Medico Jim Gatchell Jim Hoch Jack Hoskctt Paul Klosinski Bob Lynn Dave McEvers Don Moore Stan Onderdonk Dave Pincus Dave Reynolds Jim Ripple Henry Saeman, captain Cliff Sampson Phil Shnapier Jerry Smiley Mat Spenadel Bob Walsh Don Ward Woody Fries, coach Golf Wittenberg 3 4 Otterbein Wittenberg 0 Marietta 8 4 6 Baseball 0 3 8 Wittenberg 7 4 Ohio Northern 1 Vi Wittenberg 16 Louisville 9 5th place in Ohio Conference meet Wittenberg 4 Kenyon 0 Team members: Wittenberg 9 Dayton 3 J im Loehr Wittenberg 7 Capital 9 Sam Knappenbcrger Wittenberg 6 Heidelberg 9 Skip Markley Wittenberg 0 Mariiettn 6 Dick Zappe Wittenberg 5 Otterbein 8 Dick Caton, coach Wittenberg 9 Capital 5 ■ess waasmw saws. ikzmaw Fi«il ion Al Tomwt. John llilct Bill llammood. Ceorfir Winlhouw Bnl IliwUn l xk Pcncr Second row Don llrrtWt, Bot Brammct. I-oy.il Itnhop. Ik-li Schmidt. Boll Piilrr, Woodv Woodbum. Jim ll.irdnun Third row. IXnc Stuck� . J:m Autiiton. Bill Boetli. Dive Mutt. Bay I.nMwtt. Perk Bohim, Coach Red Muirrr fi Miss Helen Snyder, queen of the 1950 Alina Mater Pag- eant. was chosen by the women students on the basis of personality, scholarship, and campus activities. Held indoors because of bad weather, the pageant, cele- brating 75 years of co-edu- cation at Wittenberg, never- theless retained the beauty of past Alma Maters. This annual fete, held during graduation week, is sponsor- ed by the Wittenberg Wom- en’s League. Alma Mater Advertising 6 -sing Using ertising vertising dvertising dvertising dvertising dvertising ivertising 'ertising 'rtising Using ng Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertisin'- A . Adv. Advei Adverti Advertis Advertisi Advertisi Advertisi Advertisi Advertis' Advertir Advert' Adve’ Ad Awaiting your entrance into the most rewarding four years of your life! 0 If you’re considering college next year or later on, think twice abo t Wittenberg. First, imagine yourself taking part in the activities on any of the 224 pages of this Wittenberger. Second, drop a note to the Vice President, Wittenberg College Springfield, Ohio, asking for specific information on your plans. You’ll receive the complete script and plans for a four-year run! aphing print, N6 C0| ■n 1951 WITTENBERGER THE ALUMNUS THE WITTENBERG TORCH a tr MORE TRAVEL (X cfef LESS MONEY... 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Y. Bracelet watch with horse head crystals, bit, stirrup and horse- shoe, 14-kt. yellow gold, 17-jewel . . $300 Clip watch with horse head crystal . . . 14-kt. yellow gold, 17-jewel................................................$200 At Leading Jewelers Everywhere BOWSERS Barber Shop 6 chairs 31 N. Fountain Ave. Sunbeam ftread Tor Shoeffepairing Needs; NEW IDEA Leads cst. 1914 next to Fairbanks Theatre I. kJ. o ad “ Your Protection is. My Concern 7Uce ta Se- Ttice fo 'Kaacv THE TELEPHONE SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE • She handles contacts with telephone customers . . . takes requests, answers questions, makes adjustments ... all in pleasant company offices. Chosen for friendliness, poise and tact, she's mighty nice to know. College women enjoy this job and do it well ... graduates or girls with one or two years of campus life. APPLY: Women's Employment Office THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY So Appointment Secesutry Frank E. Parker General Insurance AutomobUo — Flro — Liability associated with Wallace and Co. Phone Office 3-499$ Hoene 2-9638 PORTERS music shop 'Particular Profile Prefer Perfection Dial 3-3773 the PEACOCK 225 Chestnut Ave. -0—, ii e (ui mwfafye-.- This brings to a close our pictorial history of Wit- tenberg College for 1951. At this time we wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all of those people who helped to produce this book. To Mr. Louis Fitch, our col- lege business manager, who gave so generously of his time and photography talent; to Dr. Menden- hall. for the pictures of Hamma Divinity School; to the other photographers; to Mr. Mcrald Wrol- stad, our advisor; to our able art staff and other staff members; to Dean Spragg, who gave so gen- erously of his time and technical knowledge; to Mr. Carpenter and the many people at the Car- penter Lithographing Co. — sincere appreciation and credit for all of their time, efforts and skill that have helped to make this book a success — thanks.