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JLoung  America  en  masse,  kaleidoscoped  into  a  surging  stream  ol  hu- 
manity underneath  a  stately  arhoreal  roof  —  that  s  the  Broadwalk.  Upon 
the  sounding  ol  a  bell  this  placid  concrete  ribbon  is  captured  by  a  mill- 
lg  horde  —  perhaps  the  largest  aggregation  of  collegiate  youth  to  be 
lound  anywhere  —  disgorged  from  the  buildings  which  survey  it. 


-C/mbfematic  ol  the  sturdy  goodfellowship,  whole-souled  loyalty,  and 
forward-looking  purpose  ol  Illini  ol  all  ages,  alumnus  Lorado  Tafts 
Alma  JVlater  group  stands  in  colossal  grandeur  on  a  grassy  plot  bekind 
trie  Auditorium.  Xaciiig  the  south  and  recent  campus  developments,  these 
heroic  figures  are  prophetic  ol  the  University's  magnificent  future. 


_Zr_Lelting  pot  for  the  University,  the  Library  provides  common  meeting 
ground  lor  scientists,  historians,  artists,  farmers,  business  men,  teachers, 
musicians,  engineers,  and  writers.  Here,  where  the  whole  world  unlocks 
the  treasures  of  the  past  to  the  builders  of  the  future,  students  from  afl 
schools  commingle  in  the  process  of  acquiring  knowledge  through  books. 


-l3tark  beauty  is  possessed  by  the  -Law  building.  JVLost  vivid  among  the 
memories  ol  the  campus  carried  away  by  lllim  is  a  mental  picture  ol  the 
handsome,  dignuied,  Inendly  stonework  ol  this  building,  wherein  future 
John  JVLarshalls  build  loundations  lor  successful  careers  in  courts  of 
justice,   legislative   halls,  and   executive   chairs 


Jl  ew  spots  m  America,  we  are  told,  equal  tlie  beauty  ol  the  long,  green 
vista  terminated  by  tire  impressive  Auditorium.  Scene  ol  twiligkt  band 
concerts  in  romantic  spring,  musical  leasts,  dramatic  presentations,  lectures, 
and  convocations,  the  Auditorium  is  a  place  to  be  viewed  with  admiration, 
entered  with  anticipation,  and  recalled  with  pleasure 


-/ill  the  mamlold  activities  ol  Illiiii  co-eds  are  koused  by  the  Woman's 
building.  Its  attractive  south  porch,  seen  m  morning  sunshine,  is  a  campus 
show  spot,  r  rom  the  -Broad-walk  the  view  of  the  porch  is  interrupted  by 
a  perpetually  unoccupied  lovers  bench,  which  presents  a  striking  picture 
on  snow-covered  winter  nights 


T^ROM  Chapel  Hill,  North  Carolina,  comes  one  of  the  fore- 
most  college  presidents  in  the  country  to  succeed  our  retiring 
President  David  Kinley.  Harry  Woodburn  Chase,  who  has 
turned  America's  oldest  state  university  into  the  most  progres- 
sive within  eleven  years,  is  the  new  president  of  the  University 
of  Illinois.  After  jumping  from  a  psychology  professorship  into 
the  presidency  of  the  University  of  North  Carolina,  Dr.  Chase 
won  so  many  battles  for  intellectual  freedom  in  the  Tarheel  state 
that  he  attained  nation-wide  fame  as  a  fearless  fighter  for  the 
Truth.  Single-handed  he  defeated  an  anti-evolution  bill  in  the 
state  legislature.  In  turn  he  whipped  practically  every  religious, 
political,  fraternal,  and  military  organization  in  the  state  on  the 
matter  of  allowing  teachers  to  say  what  they  think.  And  in  the 
midst  of  it  all  he  carried  through  a  remarkable  building  pro- 
gram, collected  one  of  the  most  distinguished  and  able  faculties 
in  the  nation,  and  welded  the  group  into  an  unusually  well 
co-ordinated  whole.  The  University  of  Illinois  welcomes  its  new 
chief — a  lion-hearted  fighter,  a  master-mind  organizer,  and  a 
forward-looking  educator. 


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DAVID  KINLEY 
President 


HARRY  WOODBURN  CHASE 
President-Elect 


-ZjlO  1  recall  the  attitude  and  actions  ol  our  students  through  the 
years,  it  seems  to  me  they  have  shown  an  improving  sense  ol  the 
proper  relative  values  ol  things  in  college  hie;  that  enthusiasm  has  not, 
on  the  whole,  run  away  with  their  judgment;  that  they  have  a  really 
just  perspective  ol  student  activities  with  relerence  to  the  main  pur- 
poses ol  the  U  niversity.  1  hey  have  shown  a  disposition  to  search  alter 
lacts  and  they  have  kept  their  leet  on  the  ground.  1  hat  has  given  the 
University  character  and  has  built  up  a  great  student  tradition,  to 
seek  lirst  the  higher  things.  1  he  editors  ol  1  he  lllio  have  promoted 
this  tradition  and  shared  in  its  line  ellects.  J.  he  improvement  ol  1  he 
lllio,  in  character  ol  content  and  in  physical  lorm,  through  the  years 
has  rellected  this  progress.  1  trust  that  these  attributes  and  this  spirit 
may  continue  to  grow  liner  and   better 


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HON.  LOUIS  L.  EMMERSON 


The  Board  of  Trustees 


MEMBERS  EX-OFFICIO 


The  Governor  of  Illinois 

Hon.  Louis  L.  Emmerson 

Springfield 


The  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction 

Hon.  Francis  G.  Blair 

Springfield 


J.  W.  Armstrong,  Rock  Island. 
H.  E.  Cunningham,  Urbana.  . 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  BOARD 

.......  .President       H.  S.  Capron,  Champaign. 

Secretary       Lloyd  Morey,   Urbana.  .  .  . 


.  .  .Treasurer 
.  Comptroller 


ELECTED  MEMBERS 


Merle  J.  Trees 
Chicago 

Mrs.  Mary  E.  Busey  (Deceased 
April  7,  1930) 
Urbana 


William  L.  Noble 
Chicago 

Mrs.  Helen  M.  Grigsby 
Pittsfield 

Mrs.  Laura  B.  Evans 
Taylorville 


George  A.  Barr 
Joliet 

James  W.  Armstrong 
Rock  Island 


Frank  H.  Simpson 
Flora 

Walter  T.  Fisher 
Chicago 


Simpson 


Busey 


Barr 


Cunningham 


Morey 


Grigsby 


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JAMES  W.  ARMSTRONG 


To  the  Students  of  Illinois 


CHANGES  of  more  or  less  importance  occur  in 
the  personnel  of  our  Faculty  from  year  to 
year,  but  when  the  Fall  Semester  of  1930  opens  a 
change  of  major  importance  will  have  taken  place. 
My  reference  is,  of  course,  to  a  change  in  the  Pres- 
idency of  the  University.  We  have  passed  through 
such  a  change  only  four  times  in  the  sixty-three 
years  since  the  University  was  established. 

I  am  sure  that  you,  as  students,  share  with  the 
Board  of  Trustees  a  feeling  of  regret  in  the  pass- 
ing from  active  service  of  President  David  Kinley, 


who  has  given  such  extraordinary  service  to  the 
up-building  of  our  University. 

With  the  continued  interest  of  our  students  in 
the  welfare  of  the  University,  their  loyalty  after 
school  days  are  over,  and  with  our  thorough  or- 
ganization, may  we  not  expect  a  continuation  of 
the  success  we  have  had! 

I  bespeak  for  Dr.  Chase,  who  will  be  our  new 
President,  the  constant  co-operation  you  have 
given  President  Kinley  in  the  past. 


President,  Board  of  Trustees 


Blair 


Evans 


Trees 


Noble 


Fisher 


Capron 


Page  21 


The  College 

of  Liberal  Arts  and 

Sciences 


Kendric  Charles  Babcock,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences, 
was  born  in  South  Brookfield.  New  York,  on  September  8,  1864.  He  grad- 
uated from,  and  was  Provost  of,  the  University  of  Minnesota,  and  took  his 
doctorate  from  Harvard,  completing  his  work  there  in  1896.  On  leaving 
Harvard,  he  became  an  assistant  professor  at  the  University  of  California.  This 
position  he  left  to  accept  the  presidency  of  the  University  of  Arizona  in  1903. 
From  1910  to  April,  1913,  he  served  as  a  specialist  in  higher  education  in  the 
United  States  Bureau  of  Education,  accepting  his  present  position  at  the  end 

of  that  time. 


DEAN  KENDRIC  C.  BABCOCK 


'  I  JHE  College  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  was  founded 
A  in  1913  by  the  union  of  the  former  College  of  Liberal 
Arts  with  the  contemporary  College  of  Science.  Since 
that  time  the  Colleges  of  Commerce  and  Education  and 
the  School  of  Journalism  have  arisen  from  former  de- 
partments of  this  College.  It  is  still  much  the  largest  of 
the  Colleges,  not  only  in  the  number  of  its  students,  but 
also  in  the  size  of  its  faculty.  Its  nineteen  separate  de- 
partments and  its  affiliation  with  the  other  Colleges  and 
Schools  of  the  University  offer  the  student  a  general  edu- 


cation, with  opportunities  for  specialization  in  many  lines. 
The  College  offers  special  curricula  in  Chemistry  and 
in  Chemical  Engineering,  as  well  as  pre-professional 
courses  in  preparation  for  journalism,  law,  and  medicine. 
The  College  provides,  moreover,  instruction  in  its  sev- 
eral departments  for  students  registered  in  other  Col- 
leges and  the  Graduate  School  to  such  an  extent  that  it 
may  well  be  considered  the  general  service  College  of 
the  University. 


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The  College 

of 

Commerce  and  Business 

Administration 


Charles  Manfred  Thompson,  '09,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Commerce  and 
Director  of  the  Bureau  of  Business  Research,  was  born  in  Fairfield,  Illinois,  on 
November  10,  1877.  On  completing  his  undergraduate  work  here,  he  went  to 
Harvard  University,  where  he  studied  in  1910-1911,  returning  to  the  Uni- 
versity of  Illinois  in  1911  as  an  assistant  in  history.  He  continued  his  graduate 
work  here,  receiving  his  Ph.D.  in  1913.  Since  that  time  he  has  been  serving 
continuously  on  the  faculty,  accepting  his  present  position  in  1919. 


DEAN  CHARLES  M.  THOMPSON 


'  I  JHE  aim  of  the  College  of  Commerce  is 
■*■  power  in  sound  thinking  rather  than 
technique.  The  College  is  not  interested 
students  how  to  sharpen  their  business  tools 
ested,  however,  in  teaching  them  how  to 
when,  after  leaving  college,  they  meet  up  wi 
which  they  have  no  tools. 

To  put  the  matter  in  yet  another  way,  the 


to  develop  College  of  Commerce  is  to  give  its  students  a  liberal 

facility    in  education  with  a  bias  toward  business.    This  it  does  by 

in  teaching  requiring  them  to  major  in  Economics,  Accounting,  Bus- 

;  it  is  inter-  iness  Administration,  and  Business  Law,  by  offering  a 

make  tools  variety  of  subject  groups  from  which  students  may  select 

th  tasks  for  according  to  their  individual  needs,  and  by  permitting  a 

rather  liberal  choice  of  elective  courses, 
aim  of  the 


Commerce  Building 


Page  23 


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The  College 

of 
Engineering 


Milo  Smith  Ketchum,  '95,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Engineering,  was  born  in 
Burns,  Illinois,  on  January  26,  1872.  Since  finishing  his  undergraduate  work, 
he  has  been  constantly  connected  with  universities,  except  for  two  brief  periods. 
In  1897-9  he  served  as  bridge  and  structural  engineer  for  the  Gillett-Herzog 
Manufacturing  Company,  and  in  1903-4  was  with  the  American  Bridge  Com- 
pany in  Kansas  City.  Before  assuming  his  present  position  in  1922,  he  served 
in  similar  capacities  at  the  University  of  Colorado  from  1905  to  1919,  and  at 
the  University  of  Pennsylvania  from  1919  to  1922. 


DEAN  MILO  S.  KETCHUM 


THE  College  of  Engineering  has  ten  departments  of 
instruction  and  offers  fourteen  specialized  curricula. 
No  institution  in  America  has  done  more  to  promote  re- 
search in  engineering  science  than  the  University  of  Illi- 
nois. Wherever  engineering  is  practiced,  the  Engineering 
Experiment  Station  is  known  for  its  valuable  contribu- 
tions to  knowledge.    The  Station  has  published  205  bul- 


letins and  19  circulars.  Numerous  manuscripts  present- 
ing the  recent  results  of  investigations  have  been  accepted 
for  publication.  Over  eighty  investigations  are  in  prog- 
ress at  the  present  time,  the  completion  of  some  of 
which  will  be  of  tremendous  importance  to  members  of 
the  engineering  industries. 


Engineering  Hall 


Page  24 


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The  College 

of 
Agriculture 


Herbert  Windsor  Mumford,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Agriculture,  was  boxn 
in  Moscow,  Michigan,  on  February  26,  1871.  He  received  his  education  at  the 
Michigan  Agricultural  College,  from  which  he  was  graduated  in  1891,  and 
from  which  the  honorary  degree  of  Doctor  of  Agriculture  was  conferred  upon 
him  in  1921 .  Returning  to  his  Alma  Mater  in  1895,  he  served  as  aninstructor 
and  assistant  in  the  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  attaining  his  full  profes- 
sorship in  1899-  In  1901  he  became  Professor  of  Animal  Husbandry  at  the 
University  of  Illinois,  and  since  that  time  has  been  here  continuously,  serving 
in  his  present  capacity  since  1922. 


DEAN  HERBERT  W.  MUMFORD 


AVERY  large  part  of  the  population  of  Illinois  lives 
in  what  may  properly  be  called  a  rural  environ- 
ment. It  is  the  duty  and  privilege  of  the  College  of 
Agriculture  to  train  men  and  women  for  successful 
achievement  in  such  an  environment. 

It  is  the  aim  of  the  College  to  make  available  to  its 
students,  through  systematic  instruction,  the  discoveries 
of  science  and  the  experiences  of  the  best  farmers  of  all 


time.  Through  experiment,  investigation,  and  research 
the  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  is  constantly  dis- 
covering new  knowledge  which  is  put  into  teachable 
form  for  the  benefit  of  students  and  farmers. 

The  College  is  also  interested  and  primarily  concerned 
with  the  training  of  men  and  women  who,  because  of 
their  education,  will  be  able  and  willing  to  render  a 
greater  service  to  the  world. 


Old  Agriculture  Building 


Page  25 


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The  College 

of 

Law 


Albert  James  Harno,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Law,  was  born  in  Holabird, 
South  Dakota,  on  January  30,  1889- ■  He  graduated  from  Dakota  Wesleyan 
University  in  1911,  from  which  school  he  received  the  honorary  degree  of 
Doctor  of  haws  in  1921 .  In  1914  he  received  his  LL.B.,  magna  cum  laude,  at 
Yale  University.  He  practiced  in  Los  Angeles  until  1917,  when  he  became 
Dean  and  Professor  at  Washburn  College  of  Law  in  Topeka,  Kansas.  In  1919 
he  went  to  the  University  of  Kansas  as  Professor  of  Law.  He  has  served  here 
as  Professor  of  Law  since  1921,  and  as  Dean  since  1922. 


DEAN  ALBERT  J.  HARNO 


THE  College  of  Law  was  established  in  1897.  Since 
chat  time  important  changes  have  taken  place  in  the 
field  of  legal  education.  With  these  the  College  has  kept 
pace.  During  the  last  thirty  years  there  has  been  a  con- 
stant movement  toward  increased  admission  require- 
ments to  the  study  of  law.  This  College  has  adopted  the 
high  standard  of  admitting  only  those  students  who  are 
graduates  of  colleges  of  approved  standing  and  seniors 


in  this  University  who  are  permitted  to  elect  law  courses 
toward  their  degrees.  The  primary  aim  of  the  College  is 
to  educate  students  through  serious  professional  work 
for  the  practice  of  law.  To  that  end  it  seeks  to  promote 
legal  scholarship,  to  develop  professional  character,  and 
to  inspire  an  appreciation  of  the  duties  and  responsibili- 
ties of  a  lawyer  as  a  member  of  society. 


Law  Building 


Page  26 


The  College 

of 

Education 


Charles  Ernest  Chadsey,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Education,  was  born  in 
Nebraska  City,  Nebraska,  on  October  15,  1870.  He  studied  at  Leland  Stanford 
University  and  later  at  Columbia  University,  where  he  finished  in  1897.  In 
1907  he  became  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  in  Denver.  In  1912  he 
accepted  the  same  position  in  Detroit,  and  in  March,  1919,  became  Superin- 
tendent of  the  Public  Schools  of  Chicago.  Dean  Chadsey  left  Chicago  later  in 
the  same  year  to  become  Dean  of  the  College  of  Education.  He  served  the 
University  in  this  position  until  his  sudden  death,  April  9,  1930. 


DEAN  CHARLES  E.  CHADSEY 


THE  College  of  Education  has  as  its  special  function 
the  training  of  individuals  expecting  to  go  into  some 
kind  of  professional  education  work.  The  types  of  edu- 
cational work  especially  emphasized  are  High  School 
Teaching,  Supervision,  and  Educational  Administration, 
While  many  types  of  educational  preparation  must  in- 


clude graduate  study,  the  fundamental  courses  for  the 
more  advanced  work  are  offered  by  the  College  of  Edu- 
cation. Curricula  are  offered  leading  to  the  degrees  of 
Bachelor  of  Science,  in  General  Education,  Physical  Edu- 
cation and  Athletic  Coaching,  Agricultural  Education, 
Industrial  Education,  and  Music  Education. 


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The  School 

of 

Music 


Frederic  Benjamin  Stiven,  Director  of  the  School  of  Music,  was  born  on 
July  17,  1882,  at  Ionia,  Michigan.  He  received  his  B.Mus.  at  Oberlin  College 
in  1901 ,  and  for  two  years  remained  there  as  an  instructor  in  organ.  From  1909 
to  1911  he  studied  in  Paris  under  Alexandre  Guilmant  and  Charles  Marie 
Widor.  He  returned  to  Oberlin  in  1911  as  a  Professor  of  Organ  and  held  that 
position  until  1921,  when  he  became  Professor  of  Music  and  Director  of  the 
School  of  Music  at  the  University  of  Illinois. 


DIRECTOR  FREDERIC  B.  STIVEN 


THE  School  of  Music  occupies  Smith  Memorial  Hall, 
the  erection  of  which  was  made  possible  through 
generous  gifts  to  the  University  by  Captain  Thomas  J. 
Smith.  The  building  contains,  besides  the  studios,  class- 
rooms and  offices,  some  fifty  practice  rooms,  and  a  Re- 
cital Hall  seating  over  a  thousand  people.  The  equip- 
ment includes  sixteen  grand  pianos,  forty  upright  pianos, 
four  two-manual  practice  organs,  and  a  large  three- 
manual  organ  built  by  the  Skinner  Company  of  Boston. 
The  students  enrolled  in  the  School  of  Music  follow  a 


prescribed  curriculum  which  includes  four  years'  work  in 
a  major  applied  music  subject;  four  years  of  a  minor 
applied  music  subject;  complete  courses  in  Theory  and 
History  of  Music;  and  various  academic  required  and 
elective  subjects. 

Most  of  the  musical  activities  on  the  campus  are  spon- 
sored by  the  School  of  Music.  It  contributes  in  many 
ways  to  the  cultural  life  of  the  University,  and  stands 
ready  to  serve  any  who  are  interested  in  the  art. 


Smith  Memorial  Hall 


Page  28 


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The  Library 

and 

the  Library  School 


Phineas  Lawrence  Windsor,  Director  of  the  University  Library  and  the 
Library  School,  has  spent  twenty-nine  years  in  library  work.  He  was  graduated 
from  Northwestern  University  in  1895,  and  studied  at  the  New  York  State 
Library  School  from  1891  to  1899.  On  leaving  there  he  began  his  active  work 
as  assistant  in  the  New  York  State  library,  but  changed  to  the  copyright  office 
of  the  Library  of  Congress  in  1900.  In  1903  he  became  Librarian  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Texas,   serving  there  until   1909,    when   he  accepted  his  present 

position. 


DIRECTOR  PHINEAS  L.  WINDSOR 


THE  University  Library  not  only  supplies  many  vol- 
umes for  class  use  by  our  large  number  of  students, 
but  also  gives  to  our  graduate  students  and  to  members  of 
the  faculty  the  use  of  the  uncommon  or  rare  books  so 
often  required  in  their  advanced  work.  There  is  no 
large  Reference  Library  in  our  immediate  neighborhood ; 
consequently  we  must  provide  in  our  own  library  all  the 
printed  resources  that  we  need.  The  library  staff  or- 
ganizes our  more  than  159,000  volumes  for  effective  use. 


The  Library  School  is  a  professional  school  for  the 
training  of  librarians,  and  admits  only  college  gradu- 
ates to  its  curriculum.  Students  come  to  it  from  every 
part  of  the  country  and  occasionally  from  foreign  coun- 
tries, and  its  graduates  are  in  libraries  similarly  located. 
The  number,  resources,  and  educational  value  of  libraries 
in  America  are  steadily  increasing  and  there  is  a  steady 
demand  for  college  trained  librarians. 


New  Library  Building 


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The 
Graduate  School 


Arthur  Hill  Daniels,  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School,  was  born  in  East  Med- 
way,  Massachusetts,  on  October  19,  1863.  After  receiving  his  Ph.D.  from  Clark 
University  in  1893,  he  came  to  the  University  of  Illinois  as  an  instructor  in 
philosophy.  For  two  years  previous  to  Dean  Babcock's  arrival  in  1913  he  was 
acting  Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences.  Since  1918  he  has 
been  connected  with  the  office  of  the  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School,  being 
Assistant  Dean  for  one  year,  Acting  Dean  for  two  years,  and  Dean  since  1921. 


DEAN  ARTHUR  H.  DANIELS 


THE  Graduate  School  represents  the  organized  efforts 
and  resources  of  the  University  for  the  purpose  of 
giving  opportunities  for  the  most  advanced  study  and 
for  the  promotion  of  research.  These  two  functions, 
however,  are  by  no  means  separate,  for  the  spirit  of  re- 
search is  the  life  of  graduate  study.  The  ideal  of  gradu- 
ate work  is  one  and  the  same  for  all  graduate  students. 
Some  are  fitting  themselves  for  higher  teaching  and  ad- 


ministrative positions.  Others  are  looking  forward  to 
careers  in  the  fields  of  business,  industry,  engineering, 
and  the  several  professions.  But  it  is  the  purpose  of  the 
Graduate  School  to  train  all  in  the  methods  and  the  use 
of  the  materials  of  their  subjects  so  that  they  may  be- 
come not  only  experts  and  authorities,  but  also  inde- 
pendent workers  in  their  chosen  fields. 


East  Administration  Building 


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The  School 

of 
Pharmacy 


William  Baker  Day,  Dean  of  the  School  of  Pharmacy,  ivas  born  in  Peru, 
Illinois,  on  February  15,  1871.  He  attended  the  Chicago  College  of  Pharmacy, 
where  he  .received  his  Ph.G.  in  1892.  Since  that  time  he  has  been  constantly  on 
the  faculty  of  the  School  of  Pharmacy.  He  served  as  an  instructor  until  1900, 
when  he  became  a  Professor  of  Histological  Botany  and  in  1913  Professor  of 
Botany  and  Materia  Aiedica.  He  has  been  closely  identified  with  pharmaceutical 
organization,  having  served  at  various  times  as  general  secretary,  member  of 
the  council,  and  president  of  the  American  Pharmaceutical  Association.  He  was 
Acting  Dean  from  1914  to  1919,  when  he  assumed  his  present  position. 


DEAN  WILLIAM  B.  DAY 


WITH  the  adoption  of  the  three-year  curriculum  in 
1925  and  the  completion  of  the  new  building  in 
1927,  the  School  of  Pharmacy  entered  upon  a  career  of 
greater  usefulness.  The  student  body  has  grown  so  that 
nearly  seven  hundred  young  men  and  women  were  en- 
rolled during  the  last  session.  The  faculty  has  been  pro- 
portionately increased  and  the  School  has  taken  its  place 


as  the  largest  school  of  its  kind  in  the  West  and  one  of 
three  or  four  largest  in  the  country.  While  its  course  is 
pointed  toward  the  practice  of  pharmacy,  many  of  its 
alumni  are  found  on  the  staffs  of  pharmaceutical  labora- 
tories. Not  a  few  are  hospital  pharmacists,  or  are  en- 
gaged in  teaching  and  in  other  lines  of  activity  related  to 
pharmacy. 


New  Pharmacy  Building 


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The  College 

of 

Medicine 


David  John  Davis,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Medicine,  was  born  in  Racine, 
Wisconsin,  on  August  10,  1875.  He  studied  first  at  the  Racine  Academy  and 
later  at  the  Universities  of  Wisconsin,  Vienna,  and  Freiberg,  and  at  the  Uni- 
versity of  Chicago.  He  served  in  the  capacity  of  Pathologist  at  St.  Luke's 
Hospital  in  1911-13,  and  became  a  Professor  of  Pathology  and  Bacteriology  at 
the  College  of  Medicine  in  1913.  He  has  written  several  treatises  on  Bacteri- 
ology and  is  the  author  of  other  medical  papers.  He  began  serving  first  as  Act- 
ing Dean  in  April,  1925,  and  succeeded  to  the  Deanship  in  September,  1925. 


DEAN  DAVID  J.  DAVIS 


DURING  the  past  year  the  new  Nurses  Home  has 
been  completed,  the  building  for  the  Institute  for 
Juvenile  Research  is  under  construction  as  is  also  a  com- 
plete Service  Building  for  the  general  hospital  group. 
We  expect  in  the  near  future  to  open  the  new  Psychi- 
atric Institute  and  also  the  Institute  for  Crippled  Chil- 
dren.   At    the    last    general    assembly,    the    Legislature 


generously  provided  $1,500,000  for  a  new  Laboratory 
building  for  Dentistry  and  Medicine.  Plans  are  nearing 
completion  for  this  much  needed  building.  Ground  will 
be  broken  early  this  Spring.  It  will  be  ready  for  occu- 
pancy in  the  Fall  of  1931.  This  building  will  be  located 
in  close  proximity  with  the  Hospital  and  other  buildings 
of  the  new  group  just  South  of  the  County  Hospital. 


Research  and  Educational  Hospital 


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The  College 

of 

Dentistry 


Frederick  Bogue  Noyes  was  born  in  Chicago,  on  August  22,  1872.  He  was 
graduated  from  Beloit  Academy  in  1889  and  received  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Arts  from  Johns  Hopkins  University  in  1893,  and  that  of  Doctor  of  Dental 
Surgery  in  1895  at  Northwestern  University.  He  began  practicing  dentistry  in 
Chicago  in  1895 :  since  1909  he  has  specialized  in  orthodontia.  From  1897  to 
1913  Dr.  Noyes  teas  Professor  of  Histology  in  Northwestern  University  Dental 
School.  In  1914  he  became  Head  of  the  Department  of  Histology  and  Ortho- 
dontia in  the  University  of  Illinois  College  of  Dentistry  and  served  in  that 
capacity  until  1926,   when  he  succeeded  to  the  Deans  hip  of  the  College  of 

Dentistry. 


A  GRADUATE  course  in  orthodontia  leading  to  the 
degree  of  Master  of  Science  has  been  offered  in  the 
College  of  Dentistry  since  1922.  The  purpose  of  the 
course  was  the  preparation  of  students  for  research.  The 
course  has  now  been  so  reorganized  and  extended  that 
it  prepares  the  student  not  only  for  research  and  teach- 


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The  School 

of 
Journalism 


Lawrence  William  Murphy,  Director  of  the  School  of  Journalism,  was 
born  in  Madison,  Wisconsin,  on  October  18,  1893-  He  received  his  B.A.  degree 
from  the  University  of  Wisconsin  and  his  M.A.  degree  from  the  University 
of  North  Dakota,  and  has  done  advanced  graduate  work  at  the  Universities  of 
Wisconsin  and  Illinois.  Prior  to  coming  to  Illinois  in  1924  he  was  engaged 
in  the  practice  of  journalism,  military  service,  and  the  teaching  of  journalism.. 
He  was  formerly  Head  of  the  Department  of  journalism  at  the  University  of 

North  Dakota. 


PROF.   LAWRENCE  W.  MURPHY 


'  I  JHE  School  of  Journalism  is  an  outgrowth  of  instruc- 
■■*-  tion  in  journalism  begun  at  the  University  in  1902. 
A  four-year  curriculum  was  outlined  in  1905  and  the 
professional  program  has  developed  since  that  time.  The 
work  is  now  organized  on  a  junior-senior  graduate  basis 
leading  to  distinct  degrees.  Freshmen  and  sophomores 
have  an  opportunity  to  register  in  a  pre-journalism  course 
within  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences. 

The  purpose  of  the  School  is  to  give  students  seeking 


preparation  for  journalism  and  publication  work  the  ad- 
vantages of  both  a  general  and  specialized  education. 
During  the  freshman  and  sophomore  years  in  the  pre- 
journalism  course  the  emphasis  is  placed  on  general  and 
cultural  studies,  and  during  the  years  in  the  School  of 
Journalism  the  emphasis  is  placed  on  journalism,  social 
sciences,  literature,  and  other  subjects  that  play  an  im- 
portant part  in  journalistic  work. 


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H  E 


19  3' 


Administrative 

Officers 

of  the  University 


K.  C.  BABCOCK 


Kendric  C.  Babcock,  Ph.D.,  LL.D Provost      Arthur  W.  Clevenger,  A.M. 


■  High  School  Visitor 


James  M.  White,  B.S Supervising  Architect  Harrison  E.  Cunningham,  A.B Director,  University  Press 

and  Superintendent  of  Business  Operations 

G.  P.  Tuttle,  B.S Registrar  Josef  F.  Wright,  A.B Director  of  Publicity 

Lloyd  Morey,  A.B.,  B.Mus.,  C.P.A Comptroller  George  A.  Huff,  B.S Director  of  Physical  Welfare 


Tuttle 


White 


Clevenger 


Huff 


Cunningham 


Morey 


Wright 


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DEAN  THOMAS  ARKLE  CLARK 


Thomas  Arkle  Clark,  '90,  Dean  of  Men,  was  born  in  Minonk,  Illinois,  on 
May  11,  1862,  and  studied  at  the  Universities  of  Illinois,  Chicago,  and  Har- 
vard. He  has  been  Dean  of  Men  here  since  1901,  and  his  work  has  gained  him 
national  recognition  as  an  authority  on  all  phases  of  a  university  man ' s  life. 
During  the  twenty-nine  years  of  his  service  he  has  probably  been  guide, 
counselor,  and  friend  to  more  young  men  than  any  other  man  in  the  country. 


Office  of  the  Dean  of  Men 


STUDENTS  come  and  go  throughout  the  doorway  of  the  Office  of  the  Dean  of  Men  from 
eight  in  the  morning  until  six  in  the  evening.  To  some,  advice  and  direction  are  tendered 
without  having  been  asked  for,  but  for  the  most  part  the  visitors  come  of  their  own  volition 
to  visit,  to  get  advice,  or  for  some  concession  or  other. 

At  the  present  time  there  are  four  men  who  devote  from  six  to  eight  hours  a  day  six  days  a 
week,  to  these  visitors.  These  are  Dean  Thomas  Arkle  Clark,  Fred  H.  Turner,  assistant  dean  of 
men,  G.  Herbert  Smith,  assistant  dean  of  men  for  freshmen  and  foreign  students,  and  George 
B.  Elliott,  who  is  in  charge  of  student  organizations  and  activities.  Whatever  personal  prob- 
lems the  undergraduate  man  has  they  try  to  help  him  solve  so  that  out  of  his  college  experience 
he  may  come  as  nearly  as  possible  to  getting  a  real  education. 


Smith 


Elliott 


Turner 


ft 


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DEAN  MARIA  LEONARD 


Miss  Maria  Leonard,  Dean  of  Women,  was  born  in  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 
She  was  graduated  from  Butler  College  in  1906,  and  received  her  M.A.  at  the 
University  of  Colorado  in  1910.  Since  that  time  she  has  been  constantly 
engaged  in  Dean ' s  work,  having  served  as  Dean  of  Women  at  Idaho  State 
Normal  from  1910  to  1912,  at  Coe  College,  Iowa,  from  1912  to  1923,  and 
at  the  University  of  Illinois  since  1923. 


Office  of  the  Dean  of  Women 


AS  GENERATIONS  of  University  students  come  and  go  through  the  years,  their  needs  vary 
■■  little  from  time  to  time.  Student  life  is  built  around  interest  in  scholarship,  housing,  stu- 
dent employment,  student  loans,  organizations,  and  extra-curricular  activities.  Needing  help  on 
these  student  questions,  the  women  students  of  the  University  come  to  the  office  of  the  Dean 
of  Women  for  advice. 

The  office  staff  includes  Miss  Irene  Pierson  and  Miss  Mary  Trenchard,  assistant  deans  of 
women.  Personal  contacts  come  through  hundreds  of  interviews  with  students,  faculty,  parents, 
and  house-mothers ;  also  through  correspondence  with  parents.  The  purpose  of  the  office  is  to 
encourage  and  promote  scholarship,  obtain  desirable  living  quarters  for  Illinois  women,  and  to 
secure  as  far  as  possible  natural  means  of  their  development  intellectually,  socially,  and  eth- 
ically, comparable  to  the  ideals  and  standards  of  the  University  of  Illinois,  both  from  the  indi- 
vidual and  group  angle.  Individual  and  group  interests  are  guided  and  assisted  through  regular 
conferences  with  group  presidents  of  student  organizations.  The  whole  organization  of  the 
office  seeks  to  serve  the  campus. 


Pierson 


Trenchard 


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TT"  7"ITHIN  the  space  of  a  man's  lifetime  the  University  of 
*  Illinois  has  grown  from  a  gangling  infant  occupying  a 
single  building  to  a  powerful,  influential  giant  housed  in  one 
hundred  and  twenty-five  structures  sprawled  over  four  hundred 
and  twenty  acres  of  Illinois  prairie.  It  is  the  third  largest  of  its 
tribe.  Devoted  loyalty  to  the  institution  and  burning  zeal  for  its 
advancement  on  the  part  of  faculty,  students,  and  residents  of 
the  state  have  been  responsible  for  its  unprecedented  rise  to 
place  and  power.  Yet  the  fame  of  the  University  does  not  rest 
on  size  or  growth  alone.  The  contributions  of  its  members  to 
cultural  advancement,  scientific  achievement,  and  improved  liv- 
ing conditions  for  everyone  have  made  the  good  name  of  Illinois 
permanently  secure.  Unfolded  in  the  following  pages  is  the 
story  of  the  University's  evolution.  On  perusing  it  one  finds 
the  incubation  of  Illinois  Loyalty,  and  watches  its  progressive 
development  and  increasing  hold  down  through  the  years.  One 
observes,  and  marvels,  that  the  same  brotherly  spirit  which 
bound  together  Illini  in  the  early  years  still  prevails,  potently 
magnified,  in  spite  of  the  fact  that  the  University  has  assumed 
Gargantuan  proportions.  Loyal  Illini  may  swell  with  pardon- 
able pride  while  reading  this  diary  of  their  Alma  Mater. 


H 


J.  .fcv Ej Li  1 JSI  Ct  tliat  tlie  llho  should  serve  as  more  than 
a  mere  catalogue  ol  names  ana  events  of  tlie  past  year, 
we  have  created  a  new  section,  University  .History. 
XTere,  in  a  small  way,  we  have  attempted  to  pictonally 
portray  tlie  growth  ol  this  great  University  and  all  ol  its 
branches.  W  e  trust  these  lew  pages  will  prove  interest- 
ing to  older  lllini  and  also  to  those  present  students 
who  desire  to  know  more  ol  tlie  history  ol  their  school. 

We  are  greatly  indebted  to  xrolessor  James  JVi. 
YV  kite  lor  encouragement,  advice,  and  assistance  through- 
out the  creation  ol  this  section,  without  whose  help  it 
would  never  have  been  completed.  V^arl  otephens  ol 
the  Alumni  Association  also  luriiished  us  with  a  wealth 
ol   material 


(Editor  s  Note) 


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UK. 

lyjILITARY  instruction  at  the  University  of  Illinois  is  based  on  the 

x  Land  Grant  Act.  The  State  accepted  this  Act  and  the  grant  of 
land  provided  thereby  on  February  28,  1867. 

Military  activities  were  first  centered  in  the  Armory  and  Shop  build- 
ing on  the  corner  of  Burrill  and  Springfield  avenues,  and  later  in  the 
Armory,  now  known  as  the  Gym  Annex. 

In  the  spring  of  1913,  work  was  begun  on  the  present  Armory  and 
soon  the  skeleton  steel  work  stood  out  on  what  was  then  almost  vacant 
prairies.  When  completed,  the  stucco  sides  presented  a  harsh  though 
imposing  spectacle. 

During  the  World  War,  the  Armory  was  the  living  quarters  of  the 


he  Present  Aqmom 


Student  Army  Training  Corps,  and  for  this  purpose  a  second  floor  was 
constructed.  The  first  floor  was  used  as  a  mess  hall  and  was  nick- 
named "the  forestry"  because  of  the  maze  of  columns.  The  food  was 
prepared  in  true  army  fashion  in  the  efficient  kitchens  located  in  an 
adjoining  building. 

In  1926  a  two  story  brick  and  stone  addition  encircling  the  Armory 
was  built  at  a  cost  of  about  $425,000.  Since  the  completion  of  this 
addition  built  in  the  Georgian  style  used  in  all  new  University  build- 
ings, the  Armory  is  considered  by  many  as  the  most  impressive  struc- 
ture on  the  campus. 


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Dedication  of  Ncxu  Main  Building, 

C"<  ••  WoJnssdsy,  December  10,  1873.  ''v'~i 

Dedication  of  University  Hau'~!B75 


i)M)VED5iTY  Hall  —  1874- 


Uall  Act  Galled  -  1890 


Libsahy  —  Ukii  Hall  e"a  1599 


pHOMATUtAN    HALL 


T  TNIVERSITY  HALL,  which  was  for  fifty-six  years  the  center  of 
*-'  University  activities,  ambitiously  constructed  by  the  five-year  old 
University,  seemed  out  of  place  in  1874  on  the  bleak  prairies.  Compare 
its  barren  surroundings  with  the  bustling  campus  life  and  buildings 
of  today,  compare  the  wisps  of  trees  and  the  scraggly  grass  of  the 
foreground  with  the  stately  elms  and  smooth  turf  of  the  present,  and 
you  will  glory  in  the  growth  of  your  University. 

In  1890  on  the  second  or  main  floor  of  this  building  was  found  the 
Museum,  on  the  third  the  Library,  on  the  west  wing  of  the  fourth  the 


Art  Gallery,  on  the  east  wing  of  the  same  floor  the  Art  and  Design 
Studios,  while  on  the  top  floor  in  Philomathean  and  Adelphic  Halls 
were  held  the  meetings  of  the  men's  popular  societies. 

Although  the  famous  landmark  is  really  inadequate  with  its  rough 
board  floors  and  creaky  staircases  it  is  kept  standing  and  in  use  be- 
cause of  the  tradition  attached  to  it.  For  fifty-seven  years  Illinois  men 
and  women  have  thronged  its  corridors  till  it  now  has  a  place  in  the 
hearts  of  all.  It  is  not  an  ordinary  school  building;  it  is  representa- 
tive of  Illinois  life. 


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Gegiment  in    1874 


ABMOBf    IN    tou&OUND 


iNTftlOU  OP   AcMoirf  c"=  1BTC 


Student  Company  -  J.M. White,  Capt. —  I8S5 


G£N.  Grant.  Pets.  James.  Col  Feguet—  1903        Presentation  of  Medals  —  1303 


MlLlTAPY     DAX 


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!9!! 


pHE  bearded  band  and  antiquated  cadet  uniforms  shown  above  are 
-1-  remnants  of  the  Civil  War  period,  but  were  exactly  right  in  1874, 
when  this  picture  was  taken.  The  site  is  that  of  the  present  Gym 
Annex.  The  Armory  and  Woodshop  appear  in  the  background.  The 
second  floor  of  this  building  shown  below  was  the  scene  of  the  mili- 
tary activities,  including  the  Military  Ball,  for  many  years. 

Professor  James  M.  White,  the  present  Supervising  Architect,  is 
shown  with  his  student  company  in  1888  drawn  up  before  this  same 
first  Armory. 


In  1909  General  F.  D.  Grant  delivered  the  address  on  Military  day, 
and  with  President  James  and  Colonel  Fechet  was  given  a  ride  in  a 
"horseless  carriage."  The  beautiful  donors  in  their  long  white  dresses 
added  to  the  pleasure  of  the  presentation  of  the  medals. 

Echoes  of  West  Point  may  be  found  in  this  array  of  the  cadets  in 
Illinois  field  in  1910  with  the  natty  uniforms  so  different  from  the 
present-day  khaki.  President  Taft,  the  only  president  who  has  ever 
visited  the  University,  appears  reviewing  the  army  in  1911.  President 
James  is  on  his  right. 


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"«, 


/*  1878.  ^ 

TO  HIS  EXCELLENCY, 

SHELBY  M.  CULLOM, 

GOVERNOR  OF  ILLINOIS,  AND  TO  THE 

Jiuihti  of  the  JfllinoU  Jiidutftial  Univettifij, 

And  to  all  friends  of  Education  present, 

THESE  COMMENCEMENT  EXERCISES,  HELD 

Wednesday,  June  5th,  1878, 

ARE  RESPECTFULLY  DEDICATED  BY  THE 

SENIOR  CLASS  OF  1878. 


Edward  J.  Baker,  Savoy. 
Charles  K.  Ballard,  Chicago, 
Wallace  E.  Bridge.  La  Moille. 
Frank  A.  Brown,  Kockford. 
Samuel  A.  Bullard.Meohauicsburg. 
Ellis  M.  Burr,  Woodstock. 
Noah  B.  Roffman,  Urbfcna. 
Frank  A.  Dean,  Buckley. 
Theophilns  Gaffoer,  Highland. 
Alfred  Gregory,  Champaign. 
Henry  Hanser,  Mascontah. 
Eddy  O.  Lee,  Jl  t.  Carroll. 
Frank  II.  Lloyde,  Champaign. 
Janiea  A.  McLane,  Chicago. 
Aaron  II.  Moore,  Louisville. 
WenBel  Morava,  Chicago. 
John  W.  Patcben,  Chardon,  Ohio. 
James  L.  Pollock,  Bit.  Vernon. 
Cha->.  L.  Richards,  Woodstock. 
William  D.  Body,  Mattoon. . 


Abraham  K.  Butan,  Dwight. 

Hamlin  W.  Sawyer,  Godfrey. 

Manferd  Savage,  Girard. 

Hosoa  B.  Sparks,  Alton. 

William  F.  Spradllng,  Sheridan. 

Martin  Spra^ne,  Virginia. 

Malilnn  O.  Weed,  Belvidere. 

John  F.  Whitlock,  DwigUt. 

August  Ziesing,  Pern. 

Hourv  W.  Zimmerman,  Peru. 

Miss  Emma  E.  Colombia,  Champaign. 

"    Henrietta  Culver,  Henry. 

"    Sarah  Deardorf,  Cobden. 

"    Nancy  Jane  Davis,  Monticello. 

"    Ida  M.  Estop,  Kantonl. 

"    Jessie  Estep,  liantoul 

"    Mary  S.  Larned,  Champaign. 

"    Jennie  C.  Mahan,  Champaign. 

"    Emma  Page,  Champaigu. 

"    Mary  L.  Page,  Champaign. 


Commencement  1906  c^  Matching  to  old  kum 


Commencement  1599  ~  Mabching  to  Auditorium 


Class    Dai  °-  .1914 


DECENT  COMMENCEMENT  AT  MEW  oYM 


ATOVING  from  one  campus  building  to  another  with  the  growth 
■*-•*■  of  the  University,  the  commencement  exercises  trace  this  develop- 
ment. In  1878  the' exercises  of  the  Illinois  Industrial  University,  as  it 
was  then  called,  were  held  in  the  chapel,  while  in  1906  the  procession 
led  toward  the  Armory,  now  the  Gym  Annex.  The  Materials  Testing 
Laboratory  now  rises  on  that  smooth  turf  to  the  left  of  Burrill  Avenue. 
In  1909  we  see  the  learned  seniors  on  their  way  to  the  Auditorium 
for  their  last  exercises,  marching  where  the  addition  to  the  Woman's 


Commencement  1915  ^  Mabcuing  fgom  new  t\mm 

Building  and  Lincoln  Hall  now  stand.    The  Class  Day  exercises  were 
held  on  the  lawn  north  of  University  Hall  in  1914. 

By  1915  the  ceremony  had  been  moved  to  the  newly-completed 
Armory,  which  was  separated  from  the  main  campus  by  an  orchard, 
and  in  1929  the  new  Gymnasium  was  the  scene  of  Commencement. 
This  immense  room  packed  with  people  typifies  the  change  wrought 
in  fifty-one  years  when  compared  with  the  forty  graduates  of  1878. 
In   1981  what? 


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GAZETTE    EXTRA. 

THIH.33       BDITIOIST 


CHAMPAIGN,  ILL.,  TUESDAY,  OCT.  10th,  1871— at  4  O'CLOCK  P.  M. 


THE    FIRE! 


Chicag-o  Hopelessly 
Ruined ! 


Mile*  on    Miles  of  the   €ity  in 
Ruins  and  Ashes. 


150.000  People  Homeless! 


LOSSES  ESTIMATED  AT 
$400,000,000. 


Fury  of  the  Fire   about  Spent. 


Ativ  attempt  at  describing  the  scenes  of 
ihe  tot  riWe  calamity  which  has  hopelessly 
ruined  the  Garden  City,  would  be  idle. 
The  simple  facts  that  the  once  great  city 
o(  Chicago  is  destroyed,  that  hundreds  of 
'  jailliorH  of  her  active  capital  have  vanish- 
»d,  »ud  that  nearly  one-third  of  her  inhab- 
itant* fro  homeless  dependents,  are  enough. 
A.uy  attempt  to  embellish  would  be  but 
mockery.  We  will,  therefore  content  our 
readers  with  tee  plain,  bare,  ami,  in  many 
eases,  disconnected  telegrams,  just  as  we 
receive  them. 

Some  of  the  telegrams  here  given  should 

;     have  reached  us  on  Monday,    but.vhe  Hues 

■v«re  disconnected    iu  some  plaees    and  so 

o'ecupiod  at  other  points    that  they  did  not 

ootue  through. 

Chicago,  Oct.  10,  2  ?.  m. 
One-third  of  the  citv  is  in  ruins.     All  the 


that  the  victims  of  th>  fiery  monster  may  ; 
be  counted  by  score*. 

The  reign  of  fire  and  brimstone  at  Sodom  ' 
and  Gomorah   can  harlly   be  compared  to  | 
the  devastating  reigu  of  .Vie  Fir''  Fiend  iu 
Chicago.     More  than  one-half  the  papula- 
tion are  now  rushing    through    the  streets 
in  vehicle*  which  are  obtained  at  enormous 
prices,    on  foot   and  in   every    other   way.  J 
with  the    choicest   household  treasures    in  j 
their  arms  and  ou  their  backs,  in  utter  con- 
fusion, not  knowing  where  to  go.     Fearful 
suffering  must  follow,  and -mostly  immedi- 
ately.    Full  160,000  people  are  at  this  mo- 
ment homeless  and  houseless,  not  knowing 
where  to  lay  their  heads  or  get  anythiug  to 
satisfy  the  cravings  of  hunger. 

LATER— Tuesday,  3  r.  m. 
Mr.  Rob't  Wooisev,  a  former  resident  of 
this  city,  but  now  Train  Dispatcher  for  the 
I.  C.  R.  R.  Co.,  is  located  at  Calumet,  to- 
day. He  has  dispatched  to  this  poiut  in 
substance  as  follows : 

The  fire  has  finally  been  stopped  on  th*' 
.South  Side,  about  one  mile  louth  of 
Lake  street.  Ou  the  Nurth  Side  it  burned 
through  to  Lincoln  Park,  thence  clear 
out  to  Sunny  Side,  a  distance  of  fully  5 
miles  north  of  the  court  huuse  site. 

All  the  gmiu  elevators  have  been  des- 
troyed except  one — Elevator  B. 

The  Tribvhe  building  is  still  standing, 
but  the  roof  has  fi>llcn  iiv-i.ud  the  inside  is 
romptetely  riddled.  . 

The  Court  House.  PC^flflU...  CH- <-.~ 

of  Commerce,  and  all  otnirsuch  buildings 
are  down  flat. 

Many  heavv  dealers  wh<  took  millions 
of  dollars  worth  of  costly  good»  to  Lincoln 
Park  lost  them. 

All  churches,  colleges,  schools  and  other 

nnMii.  Wild'mrrs  are  filled    withe  homeless 


sufficient,  call  on  the  military  authorities 
at  St.  Louis  for  the  same  purpose. 

Relief  is  .being  offered  from  all  quarters. 
Up  to  this  time  these  offers  stand  aboutas 
follows  :  St.  Louis  $70,000,  Cincinnati 
$100,000.  Columbus  $10,000,  Oswego 
$2,000,  and  Wheeling  $5,000.  Relief 
meetings  are  being  called  in  other  cities 
throughout  the  Union,  and  in  a  few  days 
aid  will  be  pouring  in  from  every  direction. 
Just  now  the  great  demand  is  for  cooked 
■  food. 

It  is  now  positively  asserted  by  some 
ithat  the  Water  Works  ara  still  intact,  but 
I  that  the  water  was  shut  off  from  the  South 
and  West  Division  on  accouut  of  the  quau- 
i  tity  being  used  on  the  North  Side. 

There  is  but  one  bridge  left  standing 
j  across  tbe  river  and  that  is  at  Polk  street. 
ADDITIONAL  ITEMS. 
Indianapolis  soul  a  brigade  of  her  fire 
{department  to  Chicago,  and  has  pledged 
'$20,000  for  the  relief  fund. 
I  It  is  believed  that  every  Chicago  Insur- 
ance Company  will  fail. 

So,  also,  will  many  others.     It  is  thought 
[that  the  best  New  York  and  Hartford  com- 
panies will  pay  losses.     Their  business  be- 
,  ing  niver><iti.-ri'wiil    enable    tbem  to  rto  so. 
The  Lorillard    Insurance  Company  it  is 
j  thought  will  lose  $1,000,0110. 

'1  he  excitement  n  New  York  is  intense 
I  ind  the  printing  oficus  are  issuing  ejjras 
T  wuny. 

I  j  The  railroad  lites  leading  to  Chiesgo 
j  ire  all  usintr  every  endeavor  to  forward 
]  Supplies  immediate'y. 

Card  of  Thanks. 


Jt  Card. 


We  wish  to  publicly  acknowledge  our 
thanks  due  to  fire  Co.' No.  2.  of  Cham- 
paign, for  saving  our  lumber  yard  and  com 
cribs  from  tle.struetivn  by  the  terrible  fire 
which  raged  in  Urbana  ou  Monday. 

We  think  it  was  owing  to  their  prompt 
and  efficient  action,  seconded  by  that,  of 
the  employees  of  the  I.  B.  &  W.  R'y,  who 
furnished  water  from  their  tanks  with  their 
engines,  that  our  lumber  and  corn-cribs, 
and  Park  4  Rover's  mills  were  saved  from 
the  devouring  element. 

Webster,  Daviis  *  Co. 

Urbana,  111.,  Oct.  10th,  1871. 


i.ttuf  nut — Let  all  be  on  guard  for 
theives.  They  are  now  endeavoring  to 
make  off  from  Chicago  with  their  plunder. 
Detectives  Loper  k  Hall  arrested  a^nmati 
this  morning,  who  gave  her  name  as  Mc- 
Mahou,  who  landed  at  the  depot  with  cloth* 
and  silks.  She  was  examined  before  Esq. 
Hess,  and  was  held  to  bail  in  the  sui 
$500.-  She  confessed  to  having  "pie 
up  "  tbe  goods. 


Thanks.— We  have  be»n  ji 

l,J,  „     ,  '  _f.^.i,   i    ^.^^rm.  W-eVW^'Ul.  TO 

der  the  warmest    >hanks  of  th«  peorj 

that  unfortunate  town  to  the  njembe 
]    Engine  Co.  No.  2,  to  the  eitizensof 

pnign,  and  to  the  officers  and  emlloy 

I     9    I    W     Kail'way.  who  vfrK 

I    manfully  at  the  fire  on  Monday.  '   ^"' 

their  assistance,  the  loss  would  lirave 
!    much   more  severe,  •  . 


The  members  of  Champaign  Engine  Co 


Found . — On  Pace  slrent,  Urbana^ 
I    Monday,    a    lady's    portmonie.    enntab 
;    money  and  other  articles,  which  the  owner 


Chicago   Fiat  Edition  or  the  Gazette 


1811 


DOMING 


OOTH   WM  ENGINLEMNG   9 ALL  c"*  18  96 


"^77  HEN  Chicago  was  devastated  by  the  great  fire  in  October,  1871, 
*^  the  cadets  of  the  Illinois  Industrial  University  were  ordered  to 
the  scene  by  Lieutenant  General  Sheridan  and  James  B.  Fry,  assistant 
Adjutant  General,  commanding  officer  of  the  I.  I.  U.  cadets. 

At  1  o'clock  in  the  morning  the  cadets  were  herded  into  a  train 
and  carried  to  Chicago  where  they  marched  the  streets  until  2  p.  m. 
before  reaching  their  assigned  territories.  They  ate  and  slept  in  a 
church  in  the  western  part  of  the  city  and  guarded  the  surrounding 
area. 

While  one  could  walk  for  miles  in  Chicago  and  see  nothing  but 


ashes,  there  were  many  partially  destroyed  buildings  which  the  cadets 
had  to  guard  against  thievery. 

The  cadets  remained  in  Chicago  about  a  week,  being  relieved  from 
duty  on  Oct.  13.  R.  B.  Mason,  mayor  of  Chicago,  as  well  as  several 
grateful  business  men  wrote  Captain  Snyder  of  the  cadets,  expressing 
thanks  "for  the  unceasing  care,  courtesy,  and  endurance"  displayed  by 
the  cadets  in  the  preservation  of  the  peace  and  protection  of  property. 

It  is  interesting  to  note  that  at  almost  the  same  time  a  very  serious 
fire  in  Urbana  destroyed  the  greater  number  of  the  buildings  north  of 
Main  street  as  well  as  some  on  the  south. 


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O 


F-EBRUAUY     19,    1898. 

<f — - 

A  FALSE  RUMOR 


Sat  to  the   Effect    that    the   Freshmen 
President  Was  Kidnapped. 


[Ho  is  In  the  Hands  of  <  lassma 

wil!  Deliver  His  Address 

the. Soolau le  Tonight. 


thai    A.    n. 

Briswold, 

the     president  of 

<.!;■-              si 

9  :i  ■  Him. 

it  class,  had  been 

kid,     l]   :•     i 

Tti.;  k.dria 

pping    »-a 

-     said     to     have 

taken  plalg 

|    lOlH     10 

Qi&cck,   but   "The 

lGaz,-T---  ha 

,  inv  stigi 

ted  and  Griswoldf 

was       en  at 

11  o'clock 

by  several  of  "his 

talttBsmates, 

i  It.  is  thought  that  the  young  gentle- 
man is  in  plains  and  will  reappear  in 

[■time  for  the  social  tonight. 

:  Pri  sident  Griswold  rooms  at  ;)20  West 
preen  street.  Urbana.  A  reporter  for 
"Tli-  Gazette"  called  at  that  number 
lat...  tins  afternoon.    He  did  not  have  an 

Opportunity  to  see  Mr.  Griswold,  but 
was  fissured  by  the  person  who  answer- 
ed the  bell  that  he  had  not  been  stolen 

Sfway. 

He  is  jn  cart  ut-  a  numper  of  members 
of  the  freshman  class  and  is  in  hiding 

.ftt  the  lodgings  of  one  of  th-  number. 


UUPPIN& 


.595 


If 


hj  ? 


Mr.  — ".   U-^/T^c^^-Cex?       </  ^^7fl^y~t 

hewing  pcJssedthe  usual  examinations,  a.ndlw.ving  pa.id.thi  matriculation  fee  of 
Tt'n   Dollars,  is admitted  to  FULL  MEMBERSHIP  in  f'h<    P        \% 

entitled  on  the  payment  of 'the  oidindry  /<?<  \      -c.ep      ...        lease*    fron  hj   es 

*™       \         'by  virtue  of  a  prize  or  honorary  seliola.rship,  to  the,  pitoileg.es  of  amy  or  all  the  I)e- 
'  partiiicnls <>]'  Instruction,  as  long  "s  In-  nui.y  wish  to  remain ,  unless  sooner dismis,  ed 
at  his  own  request,  or  excluded,  for  cause. 

.'   ■  itonjj  S'lijiitof.  we  have  affixed,  hereto  the  seal  oi  the 
tMversify.this    fJTZ    day  of  ~^>/j3-^_c^i  l.HcJ^ 


MemBEBSWP    icECE'.PT  Of  11.1). 


B&5 


1*'V*-'fl>V-"'fc'*  X  ■,-,■■'.. ;i>^,     **-*»?,£^--    ;?*^. '  ^s^^i^gfrtk^ 


.DOMING 


NoaTU  FiioM  Uvi\vtc.VtT>f    Umi  ~-  !6T4 


"VW"HEN  Charles  P.  Graham  paid  his  matriculation  fee  of  $10.00  in 
1868  he  received  a  much  more  impressive  receipt  than  the 
modern  fee  slip.  The  Regent  and  Treasurer  signed  for  the  Illinois 
Industrial  University  and  affixed  the  Official  seal  bearing  the  words 
"Farmers  and  Mechanics  Illinois  Industrial  University"  and  the  motto, 
"Upward  and  Onward." 

Honor  was  not  the  sole  reward  of  the  president  of  the  freshman 
class  in  1898.  The  queer  style  then  used  by  the  newspapers  appears 
in  the  second  deck  of  the  headline. 

The  northward  view  from  University  Hall  in   1874  presents  inter- 


esting highlights  on  University  history.  In  the  immediate  foreground 
Green  street  strikes  across  the  prairie  and  the  Boneyard  meanders 
along  in  much  the  same  course  as  it  follows  today.  On  the  right  the 
Armory  and  Shop  building  rises  just  south  of  where  Springfield  ave- 
nue is  today;  on  the  left  appear  the  Chase  homes,  where  Mrs.  Chase 
had  the  best  boarding  house  on  the  campus — $3.00  per  week.  The 
five-story  building  in  the  background  is  the  original  Champaign- 
Urbana  Institute  building  just  south  of  University  avenue  at  the  north 
end  of  the  present  Illinois  Field.  This  building,  the  first  owned  by 
the  University,  is  further  described  on  the  following  page. 


Page  47 


£fc 


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fasti 


CAMPAIGN-  UHBANA   INSTITUTE  &U1LMNG  e^  \BbB 


'JlEW  TOWABD  OLD  AllMOM  ~~  1861 


Old  Ag  mm  conduction  --  1900 


AUWTOWUM  Mtl  CONSTRUCTION 


DfciGiNAL    CHEMISTM    BUILNN 


TpHE  Champaign-Urbana  Institute  building  was  given  to  the  Uni- 
A  versity  at  the  time  of  its  founding,  and  before  University  Hall  was 
built  most  of  the  classes  were  held  there.  Later  it  was  used  as  a  men's 
dormitory  until  partially  destroyed  by  a  storm  in  the  spring  of  1880. 
Deciding  that  repairs  would  be  useless,  the  trustees  ordered  it  razed 
the  following  year  and  the  materials  were  used  in  the  construction  of 
new  buildings. 

When  Old  Ag  was  built  it  was  an   outpost  in  the   prairies;   few 
buildings  stood  so  far  south  on  the  campus.    This  picture  shows  well 


how  the  University  hastened  the  building  up  of  surrounding  territory, 
a  process  that  is  still  going  on.  The  Auditorium  right  after  its  con- 
struction also  shows  the  barrenness  of  the  campus.  This  was  a  mag- 
nificent building  at  the  time  of  its  construction,  but  is  now  antiquated 
for  stage  production. 

The  original  Chemistry  building,  which  has  passed  through  the 
stages  of  Law,  Old  Law,  and  Entomology,  here  appears  with  its  origi- 
nal Mansard  roof,  destroyed  by  fire  in  1896,  and  its  first  entrance, 
which  has  since  been  changed. 


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H 


WAILOPEHLD  PURDUE 

Illinois  Covered  Herself  All  Over 
With    Glory. 

THE  SCORE  STANDS  THIRTY-FOUR  TO  FOUR 


Illinois   Field  Saw  One  of  the  Largest  Crowd; 

in  the  History  of  Athletic  Sports 

at  the  University. 


A  EOT  TIME  IX  THE  OLD  TOWN  TONIGHT       DOWNTOWN     CHAMPAIGN  -  MAIN  AT   NEIL 


Purdue    Has  Tin    Horns   For  Sale  and  Illinois  Has 

Glory  and  Honor  in    Unlimited   Quantities 

to    Divide    Up    With    Everybody. 

"Who   Can?  We   Can;  Anybody  Can    Beat  Cham- 
paign."—NIT. 


There  were  some  verdant  football  boys 
Who  tame  from  LaFayette; 

They  tried  to  beat  Old  Illinois, 
But  haven't  tiuitt^not  yet. 


It  1KB  I 


But  Failed  to  Win  the   End   They 
Sought. 

PRESIDENT  KING  OVERTHROWN 


They  swore  they'd  make  a  great  bjgsc 

And  beat  ns  out  or  sight: 
Kut  now  they've  learned  a  thing  or  tw 

They  never  win— not  quite. 


Sophomore  Class  of  the  University  Re- 
pudiates Mis  Action  and  Kebnkes  His 
Methods— Another  Mllo  Election  to  Be 
Held— StadentB  Who  Know  Their  Rights. 


The  sophomores  held  an  interesting 
and  exciting  meeting  in  the  University 
chape)  Tuesday  afternoon.  After  re- 
ports had  been  heard  the  class  pro- 
ceeded to  the  election  of  officers  for  the 
present  term.  E.  B.  I»ytle  and  C.  J. 
Peeples  were  placed  in  nomination  for 
president  and  a  vote  by  ballot  was 
taken.  The  following  officers  were 
.  elected  by  acclamation:  Vice  president, 
Miss  Albertina  Gross;  secretary,  J.  H. 
Armitage;  treasurer,  Miss  Florence 
Beebe;  sergeant-at-arms,  Miss  Frances 
Green;  base  ball  manager,  E.  0.  Keator. 
President  King  then  announced  that 
the  vote  on  president  had  resulted  as 
follows:  Ly tie,  65;  Peeples,  68.  J.  0. 
Neikirk,  woo  was  seated  in  the  rear  of 
the  room,  rose  to  his  feet  and  created 
consternation  by  declaring  that  the 
ballot  had  been  stuffed,  backing  hia 
claim  by  the  statement  that  133  votes 
bad  been  counted  when  but  117  persons 
were  present.  Another  member  chal- 
lenged the  correctness  of  Mr  Neikirk's 

assertion,  bnt  Via  otsc  iaitr»nr»»rl  Kv/    criflii 


0 

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p 

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1 

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s 


^  There  is  r/ot  a  tuord  of  truth  £ 
^  ir>  the  report  that  Illinois  has  H 
^  sent  a  spy  to  ?bieas}o  to  (jet  £ 
H  points  on  the  plays  <?bic3$o  £ 
^  is  nou;  uiork;in$  on.  I  baue  £ 
^  rjo  knowledge  of  any  marj  be-  £ 
Z\  in$  sent  tl?ere  ot)  that  mis-  £ 
re,  ^  aion,  and  more  cban  tt?at,  llli-  £ 

^j  noig-  doe6  not  resort  to  such  £ 
^  caeties  in  order  to  u/in  a  ^ame  £ 
3  of  football.—  £ 

3  <;oaob  Ceor^e  f\.  fluff-     £ 

^ttttttttttttttttttttttttk 

THE  BOYS  GOING. 


More  of  Them    Depart    from 
versity  to  Go   Into    the 
'Against   Spain. 


the    TTni- 
War 


5 


VJ 


Besides  the  University  men  who 
heretofore  left,  two  of  the  best  ath- 
letes have  received,  orders  to  report  to 
the  companies  of  which  they  are  mem- 
bers. A.  N.  Hazlitt,  a  senior  in  arch- 
itecture, rooming-  at  616  West  Church 
street,  left  this  afternoon  for  his  home 
at  Ottawa  to  join  his  company.  Haz- 
litt  is  the  crack  first  baseman  on  the 
'Varsity  ball  team. 


t 


5 


S 


THE  MILITARY  BALL. 

A  Nice  Social  Event   in    Which    Some- 
thing Like  Eighty   Couples 
Took  Part, 


Military  Han,  at  the  University,  was, 

the  scene   of  She   third  annual  military 

ball  yesterdaj    veiling.    The  elite  of  the 

University   circles  and   the     flower     of 

Champaign  and  tfrbana    society,     were 

■  out  in   forefc.     Military  Hall   n  is   beaft, 

!-tiful!y  decorated  wjtjb     the      ":.  i   rsity 

colors,  orange  and  blue,  svhi!     ilap's  and 

-   -■      I-    floated   from   above    and    along' 

J  the  sides   of  the  hall      From   be     r.d   a 

hank   oi    potted  plants   and   pah    -.    the 

strains   of  Snyder's     orchestra     floated; 

out   over  the  crowded  haH. 


THE  DEBT  BM  il< 

Entertainment   at   Military  Hail  in 
January, 

COLLEGE  PEOPLE  ARE  UNITED. 


Will  Make  the  Effort  of  Their  I-lves  to 
Pot  the  Athletic  Association  on  Its 
Fett— Miscellaneous  News  Matters  at 
the  University. 


At  the  meeting  of    delegates   from  i 
thirty   University    organizations    held  I 
Monday  nipht  to  devise  means  for  rais- 
ing the  Athlere   association's  debt  of 
81.800,  it  was  decided  to  give  an   enter- 
tainment in   Military  ha.ll  some   time' 
during  January  for  this  purpose.     The" 
entertainment  will  take  the  form  of  a 
concert   to   be   participated   in   by  the 
University   musical    organizations.     A . 
farce,  to  be  presented   by   the   Univer- 
sity's best  dramatic  talent,  may  al.-obe 
added   to   the    program.     Prof.    S.    W. 
Parr,  Jay  Brown,  Ralph   Mi  Is,  George 
Wort-hen  and  Misses  Emma  Rhoads  and 
Virginia  Dinwiddie   were   appointed   a 


Univehsvty 


A  FOOTBALL  victory  in  1898  was  greeted  with  a  great  deal  more 
■^  obvious  enthusiasm  than  today's  sophistication  will  allow.  .  .  . 

Swannell's  Drug  Store  in  1870  occupied  the  same  corner  and  build- 
ing that  it  does  today.  .  .  .  Perhaps  the  gentleman  in  the  tall  hat 
standing  on  the  curb  is  patiently  waiting  the  forerunner  of  the  street 
car. 

There  is  a  strangely  familiar  tinge  to  the  article  in  the  lower  left 
corner   regarding   the   elections    in    1898 — it   would   seem   as   though 


modern  political  parties  are  not  the  first  to  fight  corruption  on  this 
campus. 

The  Spanish-American  war  took  its  toll  of  students  in  1898.  In  the 
same  year  we  find  that  Athletics  had  not  been  placed  on  their  present 
profitable  basis. 

The  band  of  1885  can  hardly  be  compared  to  the  modern  football 
bands,  but  what  it  lacked  in  size  and  quality  it  made  up  in  enthusiasm. 


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Colob    Bush  ~"  1901 


NOTICE! 


\A7E  the  Class  of  ms-,  the  scum  of  the  earth; 

the  anathemas  of   JUdl.  not  fit  to 

dwell    upon    the    banks    of    the     Boneyard. 

Upon  the  day  of  the  annual  push  ball  contest 

drawing  near,  do  shudder  with  apprehension 

lest  we  may  have  antagonized  you  of  IQl^f, 
by  any  unseemly  action.  UarJ 

We  want  to  thank  you  for  not  thus  far 
taking  any  action  against  us  or  inflicting  any 
corporeal  punishment  and  we  realize  that  we 
have  no  more  chance  to  survive  the  coming 

event  than  a  snowbank  in    OGll» 

The  Spi&it  of  13  D3 


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Ball 

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BOWEYA&D 


A  THLETICS  and  publications  were  far  from  the  only  activities  of 
the  first  students.  Chapel  attendance  was  a  requirement  then,  and 
a  little  later  class  rivalry  reached  its  heights.  Although  the  sophisti- 
cated sophomore  has  now  only  a  slight  and  supercilious  interest  in  the 
humble  frosh,  time  was  when  a  good-natured  rivalry  was  actively  dis- 
played. The  Color  Rushes,  the  Push  Ball  contests,  and  the  Sack  Rushes 
provided  stimulation  as  well  as  an  outlet  for  these  feelings,  although 
many  shirts  were  ruined  and  eyes  blacked  in  the  process.   The  modern 


Cap  Burning  is  a  moderate  survivor  of  these  rough  and  tumble  en- 
counters. The  Boneyard  too  in  those  days  was  an  active  threat  rather 
than  a  tradition,  as  many  old-timers  can  certify. 

The  girls  too  were  active  and  on  May  Day  morning  a  large  group 
of  girls  in  white  dresses  gathered  on  the  lawn  of  the  President's  home 
for  an  early  serenade.  Folk  dances,  such  as  the  Morris  Dancers  pic- 
tured above,  were  also  popular  among  the  girls. 


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Homecoming  -  Illinois  l\    Chicago  7   *— ~  1914. 


Reception  for  Minister  Wu  Ting  Fan 6  c-""  1905 

- — uns" 


Memoum.  fob.  Pus.  Gat&ow  -~  1914 


East  fACA&t  of  Original  Nomans  Bwlwns 


/~\N  the  steps  of  President  James'  residence  in  1908  a  very  dis- 
^-*  anguished  group  assembled  for  the  reception  for  Minister  Wu 
Ting  Fang.  In  the  back  row  from  left  to  right  we  see  Capt.  T.  J. 
Smith,  former  Trustee  and  principal  donor  of  Smith  Memorial  Music 
Hall,  E.  J.  Townsend,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Mrs.  D.  C.  Green,  E. 
B.  Greene,  Professor  of  History,  T.  J.  Burrill,  Vice-President  of  the 
University,  S.  A.  Forbes,  Dean  of  Science,  E.  Davenport,  Dean  of 
Agriculture,  W.  F.  M.  Goss,  Dean  of  Engineering,  and  T.  A.  Clark, 
Dean  of  Men.  In  the  left  center  W.  L.  Abbott,  Trustee,  and  Miss 
Kollock,  Dean  of  Women,  are  standing.    In  the  front  row  Mrs.  Busey, 


Trustee,  is  standing  beside  Minister  Wu  Ting  Fang,  while  on  his  left 
are  Mrs.  Bahrenburg,  Trustee,  President  James,  and  David  Kinley,  Dean 
of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences. 

In  1914  Dean  Kinley,  now  President  of  the  University,  assisted  Miss 
Gregory  in  unveiling  the  monument  to  President  Gregory,  with  Trustee 
W.  L.  Abbott  standing  near. 

"G"  Huff,  now  Athletic  Director  of  the  University,  or  Coach  Huff 
as  he  was  called  in  1911,  and  the  baseball  squad  pose  for  their 
picture. 


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Seniors  of  '30!   Commencement  Day  comes. 

You   "kings  of  our  campus"   will  soon   be 
alums. 

Good  luck  to  you,  men. 
We  wish  you  again 

Success  and  a  future  that ' s  bright! 
Go  carrying  through 
Like  the  Orange  and  Blue 

With  the  spirit  of  Illinois  Fight. 

The  cloak  of  your  royalty  now  disappears; 

Yet  hold  to  this — Loyalty — all  through  the 

years. 

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P.  C.  LIVINGSTON 
President,  First  Semester 


J.  A.  TIMM 
President,  Second  Semester 


i      II 


The  Class  of  1930 


i  i 


SENIOR  BALL  COMMITTEE 


P.  C.  Livingston 
W.  H.  Holden 
F.  H.  Oster 
R.  J.  Classen 
K.  E.  Moberley 
William  Anderson 


W.  J.  Pereira,  Chairman 
S.  E.  Wilson,  Vice-Cbairman 


John  Pirok 
Virginia  Smith 
Peg  Ingram 
Peg  Baughman 
Dorothy  Johnson 
Peg  Baer 


Walter   Jolley 
A.  A.  Nedwed 
A.  G.  Tuxhorn 
J.  L.  Lang 
Samuel  Dean 
E.  F.  Streit 


Barbara  Menges 
Marian  Hendricks 
Serene  Fink 
Dorothy  Altringer 
Ruth  Phillips 


SENIOR  INFORMAL  COMMITTEE 


E.  J.  Lawson 
A.  W.  Hagstrom 
William  Rose 


J.  L.  Campbell,  Chairman 


Elbert  Collins 
E.  C.  Hoelscher 


R.  S.  Bigler 
Jane  McClure 


Margaret  Ingram 
Kay  Powell 
Lillian  Rosenfeld 


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9  3 


VIRGINIA  BURKE  SMITH 
Women' s  General  Chairman 


FRED  HUMBERT 

Men ' s  General  Chairman 


Senior  Memorial  Committee 


MENS  COMMITTEE  CHAIRMEN 


H.  O.  Panhorst 
J.  F.  Schroeder 
C.    A.    Johnson 


Fred  Humbert,  Men 's  General  Chairman 
V.  D.  Malone  P.  H.  Kammann 

F.  J.  Walker  H.  C.  Pattison 


C.    R.    Frederick 
L.  W.  Winget 
W.  R.  Donigan 


WOMEN'S  COMMITTEE  CHAIRMEN 


Gertrude  Peske 


Virginia  Burke  Smith,  Women's  General  Chairman 
Helen  J.  Tobias  Jean  Reid 


Dorothy  Johnson 


Panhorst 
Kammann 


Schroeder 
Reid 


C.  Johnson 
Pattison 


Malone 
Frederick 


Peske 
Winget 


Tobias 
D.  Johnson 


Walker 
Donigan 


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GOPiDON  DAVIDSON  bPiYAN 
PiObEPJ    JOfEPH  CAPbP^ 
POWELL  JOSEPH  CPiANE 
9AMUEL   EDWAPiD    DEAN 
LUTHER     DEAfUbOPJM 
CHAftLES  PjObEPtT  FPlEDEPiICK 
WILLIAM  (UlDOLPH  HILDEMAN 
F  Pt  E  D    HUMbEfiT 
CHAPdEr  ANDREW  JOHNTON 
PAftXEPt  CHE9T£Pi.FlELD  LIVINGSTON 
JAMES  LOUIS  LYMPEPiOPOULOS 
YEPiNE  ALEXANDER  McDEPiMONT 
HENPiY  WE5EPt  MEEPu<; 
DOUGLAS"  PiAYMOND  MILL9 
ALLIE    PiOY  AAOPbPbl  S"ON 
HAPiPiYCAMbPiON   NEIL 
PiObEPiT  ALDEN   PiODGEAS" 
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AlKftDINt  HATCHER 
FRANCE  HOWARD 
ANNA  101 IACKMAN 
61ITH  MAftY  TOWN 
BLANCHE  KEftfb 

JANE  MCCLUM 

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THE  CLASS 


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i  A    J 


David  Abbott Chicago 

Landscape  Architecture 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 

Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Tribe  of  Illini  ;  Cross-Coumry  Squad 
(3,  4),  Captain  (4)  ;  Track  Squad  (3,  4)  ;  Ameri- 
can Olympic  Team,  1928 
Purdue  University 


Ruth  Anne  Abrahamson Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Alpha  Kappa  Delta ;   Phi  Kappa 
Epsilon  ;  Pi  Delta  Phi ;  Sigma  Delta  Pi  ;  Woman's 
Cosmopolitan    Club ;    Hillel    Foundation ;    Student 
Council   (4) 


Mary  Aikin Maris s a 

Journalism 
Delta  Zeta 

Kappa  Tau  Alpha ;  Anonian  Literary  Society ; 
Daily  Illini  (3,  4)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commission  (4) 
Monmouth  College 


Christine  C.  Alblinger.  .  .  .Saint e  Marie 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Linnean  Botany  Society 


! 


Lucille  Abramo   

Education 
Phi  Sigma  Sigma 
Gregorian  Literary  Society 


.  Chicago 


Fred  Edward  Albright.  .Stratford,  Conn. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Beta  Psi 

Freshman   Varsity  Track ;   Varsity   Football   Squad 

(3) 

Columbia  University 


I 

i    '( 

I    I" 


Walter  Erwin  Ackerman Belleville 

Law 
Phi  Kappa 

Phi  Alpha  Delta ;  Alpha  Delta  Sigma ;  Delta 
Sigma  Rho  ;  Business  Manager,  Siren  (4)  ;  Com- 
merce Council   (4) 


Madelyn  Chellnissa  Adams  ....  Gridley 

Education 
French  Club  ;  Spanish  Club 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 


.  Chicago 


Raymond  Sigfrid  Adamson  . 
Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


William  Eugene  Frederick 

von  Adelhelm Chicago 

General  Business 

Delta  Sigma  Pi 
Beta  Alpha  Psi ;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma ;  Accountancy 
Club ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Commerce 
Council  (3)  ;  Daily  Illini  Business  Staff  (2)  ^En- 
terpriser (1,  2,  3)  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling; 
Cheer  Leader  (2)  ;  Production  Staff  "Brazil  Nuts" 
(3) 


Milton  M.  Adelman. 
Law 
Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 
Kappa  Phi  Sigma 


.  Kankakee 


OF 


I930 


Williard  Curry  Aldrich Rosamond 

Chemistry 
Blackburn  College 


Elizabeth  Laura  Alexander.  .  .Lockport 

Home  Economics 
First  Council,  Woman's  League 


John  Robert  Alexander Auburn 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Theta  Alpha 

Captain,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Edith  Loraine  Allen Fairview 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Eureka  College 


William  Gordon  Allen Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
A.  S.  M.  E. 


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THE  CLASS 


Carl  A.  Anderson Burlington 

Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 

North  Park  College 

Carl  William  Anderson Chicago 

Journalism 
Siren  Staff  (4)  ;  Men's  Glee  Club  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Var- 
sity Bowling  Squad  (2) 

Curtiss  A.  Anderson Moline 

Railway  Transportation 
Augustana  College 

Florence  Eugenia  Anderson 

Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Delta  Gamma 
Mask    and   Bauble;    Cast,    "The    Butter    and    Egg 
Man,"  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin,"  "Mary  the  Third"  ; 
Woman's  League  Sryle  Show  (2,  3) 
De  Pauw  Universiry 

Glenn  Lincoln  Anderson Chicago 

Foreign-  Co?nmerce 
Alpha    Kappa    Psi ;     Pan    Xenia ;     Scabbard    and 
Blade;  Commerce  Council   (4)  ;  Major,  University 
Brigade  (4) 


Jay  Jacob  Alloy Peoria 

Law 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Phi   Eta   Sigma;   Editor,    Illinois   Law   Review    (4, 
5)  ;  Intramural  Debate  (4) 


Herman  Millard  Anderson.  .  Rock  Island 
Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 
Student  Council  ( 1 ) 
Augustana  College;  Des  Moinc-s  University 


Dorothy  Adelaide  Altringer.  .  .Berwyn 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  JOHN  Clarence  Anderson Chicago 

First  Council,  Woman's  League  Clvtl  Engineering 


Alice  Mae  Anderson Chicago 

Education 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
Mask  and  Bauble;  Pan-Hellenic  Council   (4) 


Karl  William  Anderson.  .Silverhill,  Ala. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Beta 
Varsity  Fencing  Squad  (2)  ;  Manager,  Men's  Glee 
Club   (4)  ;  University  Band   (2,  3,  4) 
Augustana  College 


Lelah  Anderson Charleston 

Education 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Robert  Henry  Anderson Wilmette 

Engineering 
Triangle 
Alpha  Delta  Sigma ;  Phi  Alpha  Lambda  ;  A.  S.  C. 
E. ;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2) 


Ragner  Theodore  Anderson.  .St.  Charles 
Commerce 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi;  Beta  Nu  Kappa;  Illini  Chamber 
of  Commerce 


Verna  Olive  Andrews Alton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
McKendree  College 


Winfield  Scott  Angus  .  . 
Education 
Beta  Kappa 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon 


.  Rockford 


OF 
I930 

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in 


Rosslyn  Ernest  Armbruster.  .Springfield 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Alpha 
Phi  Alpha  Delta;  Daily  Mini   (1,  2)  ;  Sophomore 
Interscholastic  Manager  (2) 


Mary  Lucille  Armstrong Chicago 

Education 
Eta  Sigma   Phi;   Swimming    (3,   4);   Bowling    (3, 
4)  ;  Tadpole  (4) 
Crane  Junior  College 

William  Christopher  Armstrong 

Benton 

General  Business 

Winifred  Ellen  Armstrong Elpaso 

Home  Economics 
Kappa  Sigma  Tail 

Celia  Arnold Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Iota  Kappa  Sigma 
Assistant  Business  Manager,  Mini  Pharmacist 


Bernard  Aumann  App Elgin      Clyde  Franklin  Arnold Peotone 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  General  Business 

Kappa  Zeta  Rho 
Hexapoecia 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

c             w,            .  TT  ,  Clarence  Charles  William  Arnold 

Samuel  Worth  Archer Urbana 

Electrical  Engineering  ............. 

.-,  .  „  Education 

Chi  Beta  . 

Kpj-O      Dei 

Phalanx;   E.   E.   Society;   First  Lieutenant,   Univer- 
sity Brigade  (4)  Phalanx;   Caisson   Club;   First  Lieutenant,  Univer- 
sity Brigade   (2,  3) 

Mervin  Fremont  Arentsen Ottawa      Margaret  Elizabeth  Augur.  .Mt. Auburn 

General  Business  Education 

St.  Olaf  College  Butler  University 


Alberta  Avis  Auld Champaign 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Le  Cercle  Francais ;  El  Circulo  Literario  Espanol 


Thorton  Kenneth  Auwater 

Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Kappa  Zeta  Rho 


OF 
930 


Page  62 


Dominick  Arthur  Avallone.  .Brookfield 
Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


Jack  William  Ayers Oak  Park 

Electrical  Engineering 


THE  CLASS 


Bess  C.  Baer Streator 

Education 
Alpha  Chi  Omega 
Physikos  Paideia ;  W.A.A.  ;  Junior  Informal  Com- 
mittee;   Co-Chairman,    Pan-Hellenic    Ball;    Daily 
Illini    (2)  ;    Soccer    (1,    4)  ;    Hockey    (3)  ;    Swim- 
ming (2,  3)  ;  Tadpole;  Lifesaving  Club 
St.  Theresa  College 


Rebecca  Margaret  Baer Mattoon 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Sigma    Delta     Phi ;     Curtain     and     Bell ;     Wesley 
Players 


Donald  W.  Bahlman 

General  Business 
Theta  Xi 


.  Beecher 


Milton  Irving  Balchofsky. 

Pharmacy 
Varsity  Basketball  Squad 


.  Chicago 


Clyde  Joseph  Baldwin River  Forest 

General  Business 
Chi  Beta 

Phalanx;    Caisson    Club;     Interfraternity    Council 


(3,  4)  ;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (2) 
versity  Brigade  (4) 


Captain,  Uni- 


Elizabeth  Frances  Baldwin.  .Park  Ridge 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Grinnell  College 


Glenn  Earl  Baird Park  Ridge 

Law 
Sigma  Chi 

Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Tu-Mas ;  Skull  and  Crescent ; 
Sophomore  Cotillion  Committee ;  Junior  Prom 
Committee ;  Senior  Hat  Committee ;  Illinois  Union 
Cabinet  (3)  ;  General  Chairman,  20th  Annual 
Homecoming ;  President,  Illinois  Union ;  Student 
Council;  Interfraternity  Council;  Cast,  "Nada" 
(2) 


Margretta  Bairstow Waukegan 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
W.     A.     A.;     Siren     Staff     (2);     Vice-President, 
Woman's    League     (4)  ;     Vice-President,     Student 
Council   (4)  ;   First,   Second  Councils  of  Woman's 
League 


Eugene  P.  Baker Avon 

General  Business 
Alpha  Lambda  Tau 
Illio  (l) 


Marian  Henriette  Baker.  .Bloomington 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 

First    Council    (4)  ;    Pan-Hellenic    Council    (3)  ; 
Hockey  ( 1 )  ;  Fencing  ( 1 ) 


Mabel  Irene  Baker Neoga 

Education 
Sigma  Phi  Beta . 
Gregorian  Literary  Society 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Mark  R.  Baldwin Peoria 

Dentistry 
Delta  Sigma  Delta 
Class  President  (1 ) 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Richard  McCreery  Baldwin Joliet 

Banking  and  Finance 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Phalanx ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon ; 
Daily  Illini  Staff  (1,  2)  ;  Enterpriser  Staff  (2,  3)  ; 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Maggio  Charles  Banca Blue  Mound 

Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society ;  A.  1.  E.  E. 


Paul  Royden  Barnes Joliet 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Kappa 
Lewis  Institute 


Dante  Rosario  Barone Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


OF 
930 

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Arthur  Lee  Barrett.  .  .  .Springfield,  Mo.      Virginia  Bates. Chicago 

Mining  Engineering  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Sigma  Mu  Sigma  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

Delta  Mu  Epsilon  ;  E.  E.  Society;  Mining  Society; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Harold  Lyndon  Barrows 

Indianapolis,  lnd. 

General  Business 

Delta  Alpha  Pi 
Butler  University 


Eliza  Amanda  Baughman  ....  Taylorville 
Education 
PhiMu 
Torch;  Pan-Hellenic  Council  (3,  4)  ;  Dance  Super- 
vision Committee;  Daily  Illini   (1,  2),  Junior  As- 
sistant (3) 


Mary-Louise  Bartholf Chicago      Christopher  C.  Bauman Highland 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Mechanical  Engineering 

Crane  Tunior  College  A.   S.  M.  E.  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 

(4) 


Charles  Colwell  Bartlett.  .  .  .  .Aurora 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Aurora  College 


Albert  Radford  Barton Oak  Park 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Alpha  Chi  Rho 
Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  A.  S. 
M.    E. ;   Illio    (1,    2)  ;   Collection   Manager,    Siren 
(3)  ;  Freshman  Frolic  Committee 


Paul  Brian  Bass 

Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 
Chairman,  Invitations  Committee 


.  Olney 


Bryant  Lee  Bates Mt.  Vernon 

Accountancy 


Dorothy  Elizabeth  Bates. 

Pharmacy 
Kappa  Epsilon 
University  of  Minnesota 


.  Chicago 


Mary  Elizabeth  Bayman 

Ponca  City,  Okla. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Thomas  Harvey  Beadles Cairo 

General  Business 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
James  Millikin  Universiry 

John  Weed  Beal Alexis 

Commerce  and  Law 
Psi  Upsilon 
Tu-Mas ;    Freshmen    Varsity    Football ;    Freshman 
Varsity  Track 

Stewart  Gillham  Beatty Alton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Second  Lieutenant,  Universiry  Brigade  (4) 
Shurtleff  College 


Page  Edwin  Beauchamp  . .  Trinidad,  Colo. 
General  Business 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
Pan  Xenia ;   Finance   Chairman,   Dad's   Day    (2)  ; 
Cavalry  Officers  Club  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


OF 

930 


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Richard  Franklin  Becker Hinsdale      Herman  Belson Chicago 

Industrial  Administration  Commerce  and  Law 

Chi  Phi  Omicron  Alpha  Tau 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Sophomore  Intramural  Manager 


Stanley  W.  Becker 

Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 
Lewis  Institute 


.  Chicago      Marian  Benbow Aurora 

Home  Economics 
Women's  Glee  Club ;  Home  Economics  Club 
North  Central  College 


Beatrice  Cecile  Bedard Kankakee 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi    Delta    Phi ;    Phi    Kappa    Epsilon ;    Le    Cercle 
Francais 
Honors  Day  (3) 
St.  Francis  Xavier  College 


Raymond  Glen  Benbow Hoopeston 

Agriculture 
Farm  House 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta  Gamma ;  Alpha  Tau 
Alpha ;  Alpna  Zeta  ;  Intramural  Debate  (3)  ;  Senior 
Manager,  Star  Course  ;  Adelphic  Literary  Society ; 
Illini  Grange ;  Horticulture  Club ;  Education  Club 
Honors  Day 


Warren  Royse  Bedinger  . .  . 

General  Business 


.Danville 


Jack  Beemster Chicago 

General  Business 
Beta  Gamma  Sigma 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 


Charles  F.  A.  Behrensmeyer  ....  Quincy 
Architecture 
Kappa  Sigma 


Dave  S.  Belinoff Chicago 

Dentistry 
Alpha  Omega;  Student  Council  (4) 
Crane  Junior  College 


Edward  Elwyn  Belshaw.  .Hammond,lnd. 
Law 
Phi  Delta  Theta 
Phi  Delta  Phi 

Purdue  University 


OF 
930 

Page  65 


William  Wolf  Benn Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Daily  Illini  (2) 

Dwight  Granville  Bennett Urbana 

Ceramic  Engineering 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Tau   Beta   Pi ;    Phi    Eta   Sigma ;   Keramos ;   Sigma 
Tau;  Pan-Hellenic  Ball  Committee  (3)  ;  A.  C.  S. 

Robert  Franklin  Bennett Quincy 

General  Business 
Carthage  College 

John  Andrew  Berchtold Chicago 

Law 
Delta  Chi 

Phi  Delta  Phi 

Carl  Henry  Bergeson Batavia 

Athletic  Coaching 
Kappa  Sigma 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon ;  Kappa  Phi  Kappa ;  Tribe  of 
Illini;  Varsity  Football  Squad   (3,  4),  Letter   (3)  ; 
Freshman    Varsity   Basketball ;    Varsity   Basketball 
Squad  (2,  3,  4) 


THE  CLASS 


,     I 


!   i! 


Lenore  Berneking Trenton,  Mo. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Trenton   Junior   College  ;   University   of  Colorado ; 
Kirksville  State  Teachers'  College 

Seymour  Bernstein Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Omicron  Alpha  Tau 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Chi  Epsilon ;  Pi  Mu 
Epsilon 

William  Bernstein Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching 
Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Varsity  Football  Squad 
(2,  3)  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling 
Crane  Junior  College 

Robert  Newell  Berry Decatur 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
James  Millikin  University 

William  Charles  Beutner Chicago 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Pi  Delta  Epsilon  ;   Pierrots  ;   Adelphic  Literary  So- 
ciety;   The   Agriculturist    (2.    3,   4)  ;   Varsity   Glee 
Club  (1,  2,  4) 


Eric  Victor  Bergstrom Chicago      Neva  Audra  Bevis.  . Urbana 

Mechanical  Engineering  Home  Economics 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Gargoyle 

Robert  S.  Bigler Sigel 

Public  Utilities 
Howard  A.  Bergquist Chicago  geta  Sigma  Psi 

General  Business  Beta   Nu    Kappa;    Illini    Chamber    of    Commerce; 

/-]  ■  D\  ■  Chairman,  Mothers  Day  Accomodations  Committee 

*-ni  rni  (2);    Illinois   Union   Cabinet    (3);   Secretary,    Il- 

linois Union  (4)  ;  Senior  Informal  Committee 
Honors  Day   (2  ) 

Marion  Lovonia  Bernard.  .St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Education  Aretta  Jane  Binnier Lawrenceville 

Physikos   Paideia  ;   Basketball    (3);   Baseball    (3);  Home  Economics 

May  Fete  (3)  First  Council,  Woman's  League 

Washington  University 

Hugh  Armstrong  Binyon Urbana 

Civil  Engineering 
Mu  San  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 

*  ^JH 

Julia  Talbot  Bird LaSalle 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gregorian    Literary    Society ;    Le    Cercle    Francais ; 
University  Choral  Society 
Peru  Junior  College 

-,      ^r,    r.  William  Charles  Birdzell Urbana 

General  Business 

f  j^   ^  1  Theodore  A.  Birkhimer.  .  .St.  Francis ville 

-  *  Agriculture 

k\  irl 


Audrey  Elizabeth  Birtwell.  . .  .Streator 
Education 
Phi  Omega  Pi  ■ 


**; 


OF 
I930 


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THE  CLASS 


George  Robert  Bishop.  .  .  .St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Electrical  Engineering 
A.  I.  E.  E. ;  E.  E.  Society 


George  Robert  Bishop 

New  Haven.   Conn. 

General  Business 
Varsity  Soccer  Squad  (2,  3,  4) 
Butler  University 


Kenneth  E.  Bisshopp Rockford 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi    Eta   Sigma ;    Tau   Nu   Tau ;    Pi    Mu   Epsilon ; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Armen  Ralph  Blanke Grant  Park 

Law 

Delta  Phi 

Phi  Delta  Phi;  Skull  and  Crescent;  Alpha  Alpha 
Alpha  ;  Delta  Sigma  Rho  ;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma  ;  Phi 
Delta  Gamma ;  Sophomore  Football  Manager ; 
Varsity  Debate  Team  (3) 

Frederick  Arthur  Blayney Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Psi  Upsilon 
Skull  and  Crescent ;  Sophomore  Football  Manager 

Murle  Esperance  Block Urbana 

Education 
Chi  Omega 

Ward-Belmont  College ;  Southern  Methodist  Uni- 
versity 


Helen  Lois  Black Georgetown 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 
De  Pauw  University ;  Colorado  University 


Raymond  George  Black Champaign 

Electrical  Engineering 

Tau  Nu  Tau ;   E.   E.   Society ;   Captain,   University 
Brigade  (4) 


Byron  Pearce  Blackard Harrisburg 

Music 
Theta  Alpha 

Mu  Kappa  Alpha ;  Phi  Mu  Alpha ;  University  Or- 
chestra ;  University  Band  ;  Choral  Society  ;  Captain, 
University  Brigade  (4) 


Lucile  Elizabeth  Blake Tiskilwa 

General  Business 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 

Knox  College 


William  W.  Bland Champaign 

Accountancy 
Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Scabbard  and  Blade;  Men's  Glee  Club  (2,  3,  4)  ; 
Accountancy   Club ;   Cavalry   Club ;   Cross   Country 
Track    Squad    (2);    Captain,    University    Brigade 
(4)  ;  Cavalry  Jumping  Team  (3,  4) 


Gertrude  Evelyn  Blomquist.  .  .De  Kalb 
Education 
PhiMu 
Mu    Kappa    Alpha ;     University    Choral    Society ; 
Women's  Glee  Club 
Honors  Day 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers  College 


Charles  Kenneth  Blood 

Port  Jervis,  N.  Y. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Daily  Illini ;  Independent  Council  Senator 


Henry  Harlan  Bloomer Streator 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma 
Honors  Day 


Theodore  W.  Blum Oak  Park 

Athletic  Coaching 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Freshman  Varsity  Bas- 
ketball;  Varsity  Basketball  Squad  (2,  3) 


Inez  Elizabeth  Boardman Rossville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Choral  Society 
Oxford  College 


OF 

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Marjorie  Ann  Bolin Sullivan 

Home  Economics 
Theta  Upsilon 


Gerald  Glassman  Bolotin Chicago 

Laxv 
Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 

Delta  Sigma  Rho  ;  Freshman  Cross  Country  Track  ; 
Varsity  Debate  Team  (2,  3) 
Knox  College 


Graeme  Stewart  Bond Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Psi 

Mask  and  Bauble ;  Interfraternity  Council ;  Flying 
Club  ;  Illio  ( 1 )  ;  Sophomore  Track  Manager  ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4)  ;  Production  Staff, 
"Uncle  Tom's  Cabin,"  "Mary  the  Third,"  "Brazil 
Nuts" 


Robert  Ordway  Bone Gary,  Ind. 

Education 
Spanish  Club;  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Honors  Day  (3) 
Indiana  University 


Roscoe  Con  as  Bon  jean Pekin 

Law 
Phi  Alpha  Delta 

Mask  and  Bauble;  Cast,   "Mary  the  Third" 
Notre  Dame  University 


Donald  Edwin  Bodenschatz.  .  Woodstock      John  H.  Bontjes,  Jr. Peoria 

Banking  and  Finance  Pre-Legal 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi  Alpha  Delta  Phi 

Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Skull  and  Crescent;  Alpha  Alpha 
Alpha;  Illio  (1)  ;  Sophomore  Intramural  Manager 


Betty  Bodine Robinson 


Education 


Theta  Upsilon 


Madlyn  Elizabeth  Boos Newton 

Education 
Theta  Phi  Alpha 

Pan-Hellenic  Council    (3,    4)  ;   Gregorian   Literary 
Society  ;  University  Choral  Society ;  Gold  Feathers ; 
Daily  Illini  (2) 
Washington  University 


Robert  William  Boldt Chicago      William  Beveridge  Borst.  . .  .Naperville 

General  Business  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Independent  Council  Phi  Kappa  Tau 

Crane  Junior  College  ;  Northwestern  University  Intercollegiate  Flying  Club  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Uni- 

versity Brigade  (4) 


Joseph  Milton  Bosenbury,  Jr Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma 

Skull   and  Crescent ;   Alpha  Delta  Sigma  ;  Circula- 
tion Manager,  Daily  Illini   (4) 


J.  Arthur  Bottomley Sheridan 

Mining  Engineering 
Anubis 
Delta    Mu    Epsilon ;    Mining   Society ;    Engineering 
Council 


2  Bit 


Leroy  John  Bowers Waukegan 

Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 

Pharmaceutical  Society 


Theodore  Leon  Bowes Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Tau  Beta  Pi;  Eta  Kappa  Nu ;  A.   I.  E.  E.  ;  E.  E. 
Society;    Varsiry    Basketball    Squad    (4);    Varsity 
Track    Squad    (3)  ;    Varsity   Cross-Country   Squad 
(4) 
University  of  Chicago;  Crane  Junior  College 


Everett  Runyan  Bowman 

Little  Rock.  Ark. 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Post  Exam  Jubilee  Committee  (2) 


OF 
930 

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Hazel  Louise  Bowman Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 

Chairman   Doll   Show    (4)  ;    First  Cabinet   Y.   W. 
C.  A. 


Mary  Pauline  Bowman Casey 

Education 
Kappa  Delta  Pi 


Catherine  Florence  Boyd.  .  .Coulterville 
Education 
Io 

Southern  Illinois  State  Normal  College 


Lyman  J.  Bratzler Barrington 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Alpha  Zeta  ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon  ;  Editor,  Agricultur- 
ist (4)  ;  Ag  Dance  Committee;  President,  Agricul- 
tural Council  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 


Harold  William  Breithaupt 

Traverse  City,  Mich. 

Accountancy 

Sigma  Pi 
Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad 
Michigan  State  College 


Ruth  Elma  Bresee Champaign 

Home  Economics 
Pi  Beta  Phi 

Shi-Ai ;  Mask  and  Bauble  ;  Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  May 
Fete  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Chairman,  Ag  Dance;  Chairman, 
Orange  and  Blue  Feathers  ;  President,  Blue  Feath- 
ers (1)  ;  First  Council  Woman's  League  (1,  2)  ; 
Production  Staff,  "Great  Galeoto,"  "The  Young- 
est," "Is  Zat  So?,"  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin"  ;  Assist- 
ant Director,  "Old  English" 


Maurine  Boyd Ludlow 

Home  Economics 
Theta  Upsilon 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  ;  Pan- 
Hellenic  Committee  ;  Junior  Informal  Committee 
Honors  Day 


Angeline  Elizabeth  Bozzich.  . .  .Lemont 

Education 
Chicago  Normal  College 


William  Frank  Bradley Quincy 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Psi 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta  Gamma ;  Pi  Mu  Epsilon 


Robert  Holden  Brantley.  . 
General  Business 
Phi  Mu  Delta 

University  of  California 


.  Cambr 


William  Branz Chicago 

Commerce  and  Law 
German  Club 
Crane  Junior  College 


Louise  Brewster 

Education 
Sigma  Kappa 


.  Dixon 


Harry  William  Brinkman  .  .  Bunker  Hill 

Civil  Engineering 
Tau  Beta  Pi ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 
Illinois  College 


Harold  Caldwell  Brissenden.  .  .Chicago 
Engineering 


Dorothy  Virginia  Bristow  .  .  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta 
Gold  Feathers ;  Le  Cercle  Francais 


Donald  LeRoy  Brock Claytonville 

Commerce 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


OF 
930 

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THE  CLASS 


Glen  W.  Brock Claytonville      Donald  Brown Elwood 

Pre-Legal  Accountancy 

Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Ma- Wan-Da ;   Accountancy   Club  ;   Freshman  Var- 
sity Baseball;  Letter  (3,  4) 

William  Pierce  Brodkorb Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Farwell  George  Brown Alvin 

Tau  Delta  Tau  Education 

Varsity  Track  Squad  (3) 
Northwestern  University 

Bernard  Benjamin  Brody Chicago      rUSSell  LeRoy  Brown Westfield,  Ind. 

Pharmacy  Landscape  Architecture 

Delta  Kappa  Sigma  Scarab 

Co-Editor-in-Chief,    "Illini   Pharmacist"    (3);   Co-        Earlham  College ;  Butler  University 
Business  Manager,  "Illini  Pharmacist"   (2) 


1      i    I 


I     I 


Wt 


Robert  'Lawrence  Brody Chicago 

Banking  and  Finance 
Crane  Junior  College 

Sarah  Maude  Brook Stronghurst 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
French  Club 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 

Aaron  D.  Brooks Hillsboro 

Mechanical  Engineering 
A.  S.  M.  E. ;  S.  A.  E. 
Illinois  College 

Beatrice  Brown Lovington 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Donald  Meeker  Brown Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Sigma  Phi  Delta 

Phi    Eta   Sigma ;    Dolphins ;    Phi    Alpha    Lambda ; 

Glee    Club;    Choral    Society;    Varsity    Swimming 

Squad   (2,   3)  ;  Interscholastic  Circus   (I,  2,   3,  4) 


OF 
930 


Stuart  Charles  Brown Evanston 

Electrical  Engineering 
Sigma  Phi  Delta 


Kathryn  Elizabeth  Browne  ....  Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Omicron  Pi 
Alpha  Kappa  Delta;  Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  Daily  Illini 
(2) 


Gerston  Bruch Chicago 

Pharmacy 


Lawrence  William  Brugman.  .Evanston 
Mechanical  Engineering 
Triangle 
Phi  Eta  Sigma;  A.  S.  M.  E. ;  Varsity  Rifle  Squad 
(1,  3)  ;  Sophomore  Baseball  Manager 


Raymond  P.  Bruhnke Oak  Park 

Industrial  Administration 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Sigma  Iota  Epsilon  ;  Tau  Nu 
Tau;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


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Gordon  L.  Bryant Crystal  Lake 

Ceramic  Engineering 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Phalanx ;    Keramos ;    Captain,    University    Brigade 
(4)  ;  Student  Branch,  A.  C.  S. 
Honors  Day 

William  Thomas  Brydges Chicago 

General  Business 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Skull  and  Crescent 

Daniel  MacLachlan  Buchanan 

Woodside,  N.  Y. 

Athletic  Coaching 
College  of  the  City  of  New  .York 

Zora  Joe  Buckley Coon  Rapids,  la. 

Athletic  Coaching 

Charles  Mathew  Buckman Harvey 

Dentistry 
Delta  Sigma  Delta 
Illio  (l) 


Francis  L.  Brumbach Dwight      Edmund  Bvddemberg  .  Santiago,  Chile, S.  A. 

'   Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Architecture 

Cosmopolitan  Club 

Pan-Xenia 


Lorena  Marie  Brune Chicago  c,  „     „„     E  „  _      ,  ,, 

.  6  Florence  Esther  Buente Bon  field 

Education  ,r         ^ 

Home  Economics 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta  phi  Upsilon  0micron ;  Home  Economics  Club  ;  In- 
Business  Manager,  Women's  Glee  Club   (3)  ;  Illi-  ternational  Group,  Y.  W.  C.  A. 
ola ;  Gold  Feathers;  May  Fete  (1,  2,  3) 

Gordon  Davidson  Bryan.  .Evansvillejnd. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Raymond  Rothwell  Buker Kings 

Phi  Gamma  Delta  Agriculture 

Ma-Wan-Da ;    Sachem ;    Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Editor,        Agricultural  Club 
1930    Illio;    Chairman,    Interfraternity    Scholarship        Blackburn  College 
Committee   (4)  ;  Student  Council   (3)  ;   Interfrater- 
nity Council  (4)  • 

Louis  Floreth  Bunte St.  Louis,  Mo. 

-,  Pre-Medic 

it 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 

Scabbard   and  Blade;   Captain,   University  Brigade 
(4) 

;  ■  \ 

£  Bessie  F.  Burda Chicago 

■3*    **^B  Pharmacy 

;Si  _         2  Lambda  Kappa  Sigma 

%   T"  Associate  Editor,  Illini  Pharmacist 

:; 

^gflfek  ^^Hk.  Lloyd  Sumner  Burdick Blue  Mound 

ff  ■  m      ^^-  Agriculture 

m  m.  1  ^  <#  Alpha  Sigma  phi 

_.  Tribe  of  Illini ;   Freshman  Varsity  Football ;   Var- 

sity Football  Squad  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Freshman  Wrestling 
I       -  Squad;  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Fresh- 

''•v."'v  Hk,^>Mk.  man     Tack     Team.    Varsity    Track    Team    (3,    4); 

|pF^^  n    1-^Hfc^  Agricultural  Club;   Hoof  anil   I  lorn  Club 

ATm  mkm 

Nat  Thompson  Burfeind Chicago 

Law 
Theta  Delta  Chi 
Skull  and  Crescent 

w  iff 

.,,■*  Kk  Je  Anita  Lillian  Burger Chicago 

Education 

m  -*r  ■    MP" 

ML'. 

OF 
I930 

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Barbara  Burns Chicago 

Home  Economics 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 


Peter  F.  Caldwell.  . . 
Pre-Leg 
Chi  Psi 

Gamma  Eta  Gamma 


.  Topeka,  Kan. 


Katharine  Landon  Burns Chicago      ,,  ,,  ,,      .    „ 

,  ,.  *        Ruth  Caldwell Monticello 

Landscape  Architecture  T  .,       ,   .  ,         ,  r  . 

...        ...       _  ,  _.  ,       _.  Liberal  Arts  ana  sciences 

Alpha    Alpha    Gamma ;     Landscape    Club ;     First 

Council,  Woman's  League;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commis-  Kappa  Alpha  Theta 

sion ;  Tadpole  (3) 


Kathryn  Alice  Burrows Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 
Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;   Athenian 
Literary  Society ;  Torch  ;  Gold  Feathers  ;  Chairman, 
Big  Sisters  Committee  (3) 


Howard  Vincent  Calverley. 
Law 

Indiana  University 


.  Urbana 


m 


Kenneth  L.  Burroughs Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Kappa  Psi 
Tu-Mas ;  Skull  and  Crescent 


Fred  Thomas  Burt Rockford 

Education 
Captain,  Freshman  Gymnasium  Team 


Roland  Burton Bunker  Hill 

Music 


.  Berivyn 


Adaline  Bushee 

Education 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 


Clark  Joel  Buswell Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
Interfraternity  Council  (3)  ;  Cavalry  Club   (2,  3)  ; 
Pan-Hellenic    Ball    Committee    (3)  ;    Horse    Show 
Committee  (2,  3)  ;  Daily  Illini  (1)  ;  Captain,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (3) 
Northwestern  University ;  Cornell  College 


OF 
930 


Clinton  A.  Campbell.  .Fort  Dodge,  Iowa 

Architectural  Engineering 
Scarab 
Fort  Dodge  Junior  College 


John  Olin  Campbell Tulsa,  Okla. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 
Sachem ;    Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Dolphins ;    Intramural 
Manager   (2,   3)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Lois  Elizabeth  Campbell Tuscola 

Music 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Anonian  Lirerary  Society ;  First  Council,  Woman's 
League;  Volley  Ball  (3) 
Illinois  Woman's  College 


Arthur  Leham  Canterbury Cantrall 

Agriculture 
Farm  House 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha ;  Agricultural  Club  ;  Illini  Grange 


Celeste  E.  Cantrell Danville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Kappa  Alpha 

Torch;  Alpha  Lambda  Delta;  Omega  Mu  Delta; 
Phi  Kappa  Epsilon;  Eta  Sigma  Phi;  First  Council 
Woman's  League ;   Chairman,    Interracial  Commit- 
tee, Y.  W.  C.  A.  (3) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


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Marion  F.  Carlock Carlock  Elizabeth  Ruth  Catherwood.  . .  .Urbana 

Mechanical  Engineering  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Acacia  Electra 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Sigma  Tau  ;  Tau  Nu  Tau  ;  A.  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  ;   Iota  Sigma   Pi  ;  Choral  So- 

S.  M.  E.  ;  Major,  University  Brigade   (4)  ;  Varsity  ciety    (1,   2)  ;   Second  Junior  Bowling  Team    (3)  ; 

Rifle  Team  (2)  ;  Military  Ball  Committee  Tennis   (3)  ;  Manager,   Illinae  Quartet 

Honors  Day 


Ronald  Carmichael Stillman  Valley      Charles  Cerny Chicago 

General  Business  Pharmacy 


Ralph  Allen  Carpenter.  .  .  .Mt.  Vernon  Charles  Certik Cicero 

Pharmacy  General  Business 

President,    Senior   Class,    Pharmacy    School ;   News  Freshman  Varsity  Football 

Editor,  Illini  Pharmacist  Morton  Junior  College 


L.  Margaret  Carr Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 


Robert  Joseph  Carr Attica,  Ind. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Theta  Chi 
Ma- Wan-Da  ;   Sachem ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;   Freshman 
Varsity  Track;  Track  Letter  (2,  3,  4) 


Lynn  Justus  Carrel Greeley,  Colo. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Pi  Epsilon  Delta;  Illini  Theatre  Guild  (4)  ;  Mask 
and  Bauble;  Pierrots;  Cast,  "Butter  and  Egg 
Man"  (2),  "Great  Galeoto"  (2),  "The  Young- 
est" (2),  "Is  Zat  So?"  (3),  "Old  English"  (4)  ; 
Properties,   "Brazil  Nuts"   (3) 


Vivian  Carter Decatur 

Commercial  Teaching 
Alpha  Kappa  Alpha 
Crane  Junior  College 


Carroll  M.  Cassity Oreana 

Agriculture 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
Kappa  Phi  Sigma ;  Agricultural  Club 


Mordecai  Bernard  Chamberlain  .  .  Pontiac 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Robert  Lee  Chambers.  .Grandfield,  Okla. 

Athletic  Coaching 

Chi  Beta 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ; 
Varsity  Football  Squad  (2,  3)  ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Wrestling;  Varsity  Wrestling  (3,  4);  Varsity 
Track  (3) 


Hanse  Chan Hong  Kong,  China 

Commerce 
Chinese  Students'  Club 
Crane  Junior  College 


Edward  William  Chapin Urbana 

Electrical  Engineering 
Eta  Kappa  Nu;  E.  E.  Society;  University  Band  (1, 
2,  3,  4) 


Mabel  Chappelle 

journalism 
Theta  Upsilon 
Theta  Sigma  Phi 


.  Champaign 


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Vaso  Chelovich Chicago 

Pharmacy 


John  Paullin  Christie 

General  Business 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 


.  Quincy 


Arthur  Melvern  Cheney 
Floriculture 
Sigma  Delta  Rho 
Floiicultural  Club 


.  Oak  Park       Freeman  S.  Church Chicago 

Liberals  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Alpha 

Kappa  Phi  Sigma  ;  Linnean  Botany  Society 


Emerson  Edward  Chenoweth 


.  Mason  City 


General  Business 


Clarence  William  Clancy.  . .  .Highland 


Pre-Medic 


Honors  Day  ( 1 ) 


™  fBi' 


Jeannette  Inez  Chesbro  . .  . 
Home  Economics 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 


.  Chicago 


William  Henry  Childs Chicago 

Agriculture 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Alpha  Zeta  ;  Alpha  Zeta  Freshman 
Scholarship   Cup  ;   Agricultural   Club  ;   Horticulture 
Club 


Michael  Easterner  Chinn Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Chi  Epsilon 


Blanche  Louise  Christenson.  .  .Sheldon 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 


Paul  Anker  Christensen Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
Caisson  Club  ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;   Scarab  ;   Pier- 
rots ;    Military    Ball    Committee ;    Chairman,    Fine 
Arts  Ball  (4)  ;  Major,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Georgia  Juanita  Clapp Oakland 

Music 

Junior  Orchestra  (I,  2)  ;  University  Choral  Society 
(1,  2)  ;  Le  Cercle  Francais  (4) 
Honors  Day 


Ralph  Otis  Clare Chicago 

Pre-Legal 
Kappa  Sigma 

Tu-Mas ;     Freshmen     Varsity     Wrestling     Squad ; 

Daily  Mini  (1) 

University  of  Southern  California 


Laura  Clark Urbana 

Home  Economics 
Aeolia 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 


Mary  Margaret  Clark Harrisburg 

Home  Economics 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  ;  Anonian  Literary  Society ; 
Home  Economics  Club ;  Jamesonjan  Literary  So- 
ciety; Inter-Literary  Council;  Woman's  Editor, 
Illinois  Agriculturisr  (2)  ;  Daily  Mini  (4)  ;  Gold 
Feathers 


Osa  Leonard  Clark Charleston 

Accountancy 
Delta  Chi 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


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Will  Langshaw  Clegg.  . .  .Hanna,  Wyo. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Caisson    Club ;   Delta   Theta    Epsilon ;    Kappa    Phi 
Kappa ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Scabbard  and  Blade 


Edith  Frances  Clem Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Bethany  Circle 
Women's  Glee  Club  (2,  4) 
Eureka  College 


John  Ewart  Clemens.  .  .  .Manistee,  Mich. 

Chemistry 
De  Pauw  University 


Robert  Emmert  Clevenstine 

Rock  Island 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society  ;  Railway  Club  ;  University  Band  (1,2) 


Polly  Faye  Cline 

Education 


.  Urban 


Elizabeth  Grace  Clarke Momence      Ruth  Julia  Cline Urbana 

Home  Economics  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Chi  Omega 
Home  Economics  Club 
Rockford  College 


Wade  Clarke 

General  Business 
Beta  Kappa 


Russell  H.  Classen.  . 
Law 


.  Muncie 


John  Frank  Clorus 

Accountancy 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 
Indiana  University 


.  Gary,  hid. 


.  Freeburg 


Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Manager 
Ticket  Sales,  Homecoming  Stunt  Show  (3)  ;  Busi- 
ness Manager,  Homecoming  Stunt  Show  (4)  ; 
Chairman,  Senior  Law  Picture  Committee  ;  Sopho- 
more Intramural  Manager ;  Captain,  University  Bri- 
gade (4) 
Millikin  University 


Weldon  Robert  Coate River  Forest 

Chemistry 
Alpha  Tau  Omega 
Pierrots 


Kenneth  Ross  Coatney.  .  .  .Pueblo,  Colo. 
Education 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon 


James  Arthur  Coble Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Nu 

Grace  Winifred  Coe Robinson 

Home  Economics 
Home  Economics  Club 

Faye  B.  Cohen Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Crane  Junior  College 

Irving  Edward  Cohen Chicago 

Pharmacy 


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Ruth  Margaret  Cole Aroma  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 


Allen  Louis  Coleman.  . .  .Mount  Carroll 

Chemistry 
University  Band 
Morton  Junior  College 


Elbert  Bowman  Collins Marseilles 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Alpha  Alpha  Alpha  ;  Kappa  Phi 
Sigma ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon ;  Cavalry  Officers  Club ; 
Senior  Informal  Commirtee  ;  Editor,  Illini  Weekly 
(4)  ;  Daily  Illini  (2,  3)  ;  Captain,  University 
Brigade  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


John  Geers  Collins Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Kappa  Sigma 


Edward  Walter  Comings  ....  Champaign 
Chemical  Engineering 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Phi    Lambda    Upsilon ;    Cavalry 
Club;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Board  of  Directors   (4)  ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Leonard  E.  Cohn Chicago      Ruth  Dorothy  Mary  Conklin 

Mechanical  Engineering  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Journalism 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Theta  Sigma  Phi 
Universiry  of  Southern  California 


Samuel  L.  Cohn. 


Law 


Nu  Beta  Epsilon 
Medill  Junior  College 


.Chicago      George  Thomas  Conlin.  ...... .Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching 
Theta  Kappa  Phi 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Track 


Harold  Wayne  Cole Dalton  City 

Education 
Phi  Pi  Phi 

First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


OF 

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Clarence  D.  Connaway.  .  . 

Education 
Southern  Illinois  Teachers'  College 


.Dix 


John  Maurice  Connor Greenup 

Education 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 
Cavalry  Officers  Club  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ; 
First    Lieutenant,    Universiry    Brigade     (4)  ;    Rifle 
Team  (2,  3) 


Carl  N.  Conover 

Agriculture 


.  Robinson 


Donald  Robert  Conrad.  . .  .Altoona,  Pa. 
Banking  and  Finance 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 


George  A.  Conwell.  .Tucumcari,  N.  Mex. 
General  Business 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
Band  of  X  ;  Sophomore  Cotillion  Committee ;  Jun- 
ior Prom  Committee ;  General  Chairman,  Dad's 
Day  (3)  ;  General  Chairman,  Mother's  Day  (3)  ; 
General  Chairman  of  Homecoming  Stunt  Show 
(4)  ;  Union  Cabinet  (4)  ;  Class  President  (2)  ; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Byron  Lockard  Cook 

General  Business 
Alpha  Chi  Rho 


Urbana 


Harry  Alfred  Cooper Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Nu  Beta  Epsilon 


Winfield  Terry  Cooper Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Delta  Sigma  Lambda 
Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Eta  Kappa  Nu  ;  E.  E. 
Society ;  Interfraternity  Council ;  A.  I.  E.  E. 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Ruth  Edna  Cornwell Xenia 

Education 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 
Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Pi  Delta  Phi ;  Le  Cercle  Francais ; 
Jamesonian  Literary  Society 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Phyllis  Ruth  Cook Victoria      John  Raymond  Couleui Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  General  Business 

Men's  Glee  Club ;  University  Choral  Society  ■ 
Purdue  University  ;  University  of  Washington 


John  V.  Coombe Urbana 

Civil  Engineering 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Caisson  Club  ;   A.   S.  C.  E. ; 
Technograph  ;  Track  (1,  2,  3) 


Lamon  Kendle  Coons.  .  . 
Chemistry 
Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 
University  Band 


.  Gary,  2nd. 


Enid  Marjorie  Corpe 

Colfax 

Education 

Beta  Sigma  Omicron 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University 

Alta  May  Cothern 

.  Gibson  City 

Home  Economics 

OF 
1930 


Paul  Eugene  Courtney Urbana 

Journalism 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 
Kappa  Phi  Sigma  ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi ;  Daily  Illini 
(1,  2,  3),  Town  Talk  Editor  (4) 


John  Dee  Cox,  Jr Wilmette 

General  Business 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Skull  and  Crescent 
Northwestern  University 


Richard  Francis  Buchanan  Cox 

Chemistry 
Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 
Der  Deutsche  Verein  ;  University  Band 
Honors  Day 


. Savanna 


J.  Earl  Cozzens Huntington,  Pa. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Baseball  Squad  (2,  3)  ;  Freshman  Basketball  Squad 


Ralph  Waldo  Crain,  Jr..  .Havana,  Cuba 
Architectural  Engineering 
Alpha  Rho  Chi 


John  Paul  Crandall Rushville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 


Russell  Joseph  Crane Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Sigma  Lambda 
Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Sachem  ;  Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Tribe 
of  Illini ;  Student  Council ;  Chairman,  Sachem  Sing 

(3)  ;  Men's  Glee  Club   (3,  4)  ;  Freshman   Varsiry 
Football;  Varsity  Football  Squad  (2,  3,  4)  Captain 

(4)  ;   Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad;   Varsity 
Wrestling  Squad  (2,  3,  4) 


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William  Marcus  Cronin Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Kappa  Theta  Sigma;  Synton  ;  E.  E.  Society;  A.   I. 
E.  E. 

William  Henry  Crook Springfield 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 

Cavalry  Officers'  Club;  Illio  Business  Staff  (1,  2)  ; 
Freshman  Varsity  Tennis  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Univer- 
sity Brigade  (4) 

Maurice  Hartley  Crosbie Peoria 

Chemistry 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 

Harry  Edward  Crull May  wood 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Pi  Mu  Epsilon 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Virginia  Graham  Culbertson.  .  .Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alcesta 

Northwestern  University 


Anne  Harrison  Crathorne Urbana      Charles  C.  Cullison. Litchfield 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Education 

Chi  Omega 

Ada  Marie  Creath Sullivan 

Education 
c-        mo  Joseph  Ralph  Cullison  . .  .Lawrenceville 

Sigma  Phi  Beta  J 

Animal   Ecology  Club  ;   W.   A.   A.  ;   Physikos  Pai-  Agriculture 

deia;  Track   (1,   2,   3)  ;   Hockey   (3)  ;  Volley  Ball        Alpha  Tau  Alpha;  Agricultural  Club;  Agricultural 

(3)  ;  Apparatus  (2,  3)  ;  Basketball  (1)  ;  Minor  I.        Education  Club 

A.   (3)  ;  Numerals  (1,  2)  ;  May  Fete   (2)  ;  Junior 

Track  Manager 

Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 

Louise  Taylor  Cummins Harrisburg 

Cecil  Vernon  Creath Sullivan  Music 

Education  Chi  Omega 

Ecology  Club;   Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad        A)pha  Lambda  Delta;  Shi-Ai ;  Mu  Kappa  Alpha; 

Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  Anonian  Literary  Society 


Paul  Franklin  Cundy.  .  .Virginia,  Minn. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Mu  Delta 

Concert  Band  (3,  4) 
Virginia  Junior  College 


William  Lester  Cupples  .  . .  Pinckneyville 

Education 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, University  Brigade  (4) 


Gladys  Margaret  Currie May  wood 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 

Shi-Ai;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2) 

Lowell  Eldon  Curry St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Accountancy 
Phi  Pi  Phi 

Cleo  Wilhelmina  Curtis Lostant 

Education 
Sigma  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Gregorian  Literary  Society ;  Uni- 
versity Choral  Society 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 


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Verna  Bertha  Daily Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 

Anonian  Literary  Society  ;  Gold  Feathers 


Wesa  Eloise  Dale Portsmouth,  Ohio 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 
Eta  Sigma  Phi;  Women's  Glee  Club 
Transylvania  College 


Daniel  J.  Dalziel Waukegan 

Pre-Legal 
Sigma  Chi 


Dorothea  Elizabeth  Daniels 


Champaign 


Education 


John  Nickolas  Daniggelis Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Delta  Epsilon  Pi ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 


Dean  Barber  Curtis Rockford 

Banking  and  Finance 
Kappa  Zeta  Rho 
Beta  Nu  Kappa  ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  In- 
terfraterniry  Council  (4) 


Nathan  Edward  Curtis  . . 
Accountancy 


Morrison 


Clinton  Stuart  Cutright. 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Zeta  ;  Alpha  Tau  Alpha 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 


.  Casey 


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Charles  Joseph  Danner Elgin 

General  Business 
Delta  Chi 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi 
Elgin  Junior  College 


Ellis  Danner Canton 

Railway  Civil  Engineering 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ; 
Chi  Epsilon  ;  Phi  Kappa  Epsilon  ;  Sigma  Epsilon  ; 
Sigma  Tau ;  Railway  Club ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Caisson 
Club;  University  Bronze  Tablet  (4)  ;  Captain,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4) 


Edward  Dante Chicago 

Dentistry 


Jules  Dashow Chicago 

Pre-Legal 
Nu  Beta  Epsilon 


Bernice  Lucille  Davenport.  .Harrisburg 
Education 
Kappa  Delta 

Physikos  Paideia  ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Chairman,  W.  A.  A. 
Constitution  Committee  (4)  ;  Hockey  (2)  ;  Soccer 
(3,  4)  ;  Tennis  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Manager,  Tennis  (3)  ; 
Basketball  (2,  3)  ;  Apparatus  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Bowling 
(2)  ;  Minor  I  A  (2)  ;  Major  I  A  (3)  ;  May  Fete  (2) 


Dorean  Eliza  Davis Scales  Mound 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Mortar  Board  ;  Torch  ;  Eta  Sigma  Phi ;  Gold  Feath- 
ers ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (4) 


Eugene  N.  Davis 

Accountancy 


.  Roberts 


Geraldine  Davis Peoria 

Home  Economics 
Lambda  Omega 

Home  Economics   Club ;   Life   Saving  Club ;   Jame- 
sonian  Literary  Society ;   French  Club 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


4 


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Kent  Gardenir  Davis Hinckley 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Chi  Rho 

Phi  Alpha  Delta;  Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Pi  Delta 
Epsilon  ;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2)  ;  National  Advertising 
Manager  (3)  ;  Concert  Band  (2,  3,  4) 


Lester  Tinsley  Davis Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Acacia 


Charlotte  DeSelm 

Education 
Wesley  Players 
Illinois  Woman's  College 


.Kankakee 


Paul  Lucien  Davis Decatur 

General  Business 
Beta    Nu    Kappa ;    Accountancy    Club ;    Freshman 
Varsity  Rifle  Team 


Adele  Elsie  Dethmann Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Delta  Delta 
Northwestern  University 


Charles  Alvin  De  Turk.  . .  .Martinsville 
Landscape  Architecture 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Phalanx;    Scarab;    U.    L.    A.    S.  ;    Caisson    Club; 
Landscape   Club;   Major,   University  Brigade    (4); 
Pistol  Team  (1,  3,  4)  ;  Rifle  Team  (2) 
De.Pauw  University 


Samuel  Edward  Dean Hinsdale 

General  Business 
Delta  Tau  Delta 
Ma- Wan-Da ;   Sachem  ;   Band   of    ;   Senior   Basket- 
ball Manager 


Luther  Dearborn Peoria 

Pre-Legal 
Phi  Delta  Theta 
Ma-Wan-Da ;  Sachem  ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Skull  and 
Crescent ;    Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Alpha    Alpha    Alpha ; 
Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Business  Manager  1930  Illio 


Dorothy  de  Berard Hinsdale 

Home  Economics 
Chi  Omega 

Women's  Business  Manager  Siren  (2,  3) 
Southern  Methodist  University 


Russell  Orrin  Deeter Minot,  N.  D. 

Architectural  Engineering 
Delta  Phi 

Gargoyle;  Scarab;  Varsity  Gym  Team  (2,  4) 
Honors  Day 


Hurem  K.  Derment Champaign 

Athletic  Coaching 
Tan  Kappa  Epsilon 
Freshman    Varsity    Basketball ;    Freshman    Varsity 
Baseball;   Varsity  Basketball   Squad    (2);    Varsity 
Baseball  Squad   (3) 


Thomas  L.  De  Vito Chicago 

Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 


John  Wale-ridge  De  Wolf 

Houston,  Tex. 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
Beta  Theta  Pi 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;   Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Mask  and  Bauble 
Pierrots ;   Pi   Epsilon   Delta ;   Scabbard  and  Blade 
Sigma  Epsilon  ;   Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma ;  Railway  Club 
E.  E.  Society;  Track  (1,  2)  ;  Soccer  (2)  ;  Editor, 
Technograph     (2,     3,    4)  ;    Circus     (2)  ;    Theatre 
Guild  (4)  ;  Engineering  Dance  (3,  4)  ;  Engineering 
Council  (4)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (3) 


Howard  S.  De  Young Chicago 

Industrial  Administration 
Hope  College 


Temple  Charles  Dick.  . .  .Evansville,  Ind. 
Architectural  Engineering 
Chi  Psi 
Scarab ;  Mask  and  Bauble 


Harold  Kingsley  Dickinson  ....  Harvey 
Commerce 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;   Infantry  Officers  Club  ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4) 


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Donald  Edward  Dickson Chicago      Clara  Jane  Dippell.  .  . 

Commerce  Music 

Theta  Alpha  Bethany  Circle 


.  Urbana 


Phi  Beta 


Leo  John  Diedrich Streator 

Landscape  Architecture 
Beta  Psi 

Phalanx;  U.   L.   A.    S. ;   Business   Manager,    "The 
Vista"   (3)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Laddie  Francis  Dobry.  . . 
Chemistry 
Delta  Alpha  Pi 

Morton  Junior  College 


.  Berwyn 


D.  Lyle  Dieterle Sterling      Karl  Christian  Dod La  Grange 

Accountancy  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Beta  Nu  Kappa ;  Accountancy  Club 


Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Arthur  William  Dillon Mahomet 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha ;  Agricultural  Club  ;  Dairy  Club 


Charles  Francis  Dillon.  . 
Accountancy 
Accountancy  Club 
Joliet  Junior  College 


.  Joliet 


Dorothy  Gladys  Dillon  ....  Champaign 
Home  Economics 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 
Illini  Grange 


William  Kimball  Dillon Chicago 

Industrial  Administration 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 


George  Raymond  Dinsmore 

St.   Johnsbury 

Education 
Delta  Sigma  Lambda 

Cavalry  Club;  Captain,  University  Brigade   (4) 


OF 
930 


Lester  Miller  Dodd Loami 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Tau   Alpha ;   Agricultural  Club ;   Hoof   and 
Horn  Club 


Dorothy  Emery  Dodge Oak  Park 

Home  Economics 
PhiMu 

Phi   Upsilon   Omicron ;   Gold  Feathers ;   Gregorian 

Literary  Society ;  Home  Economics  Club  ;  Le  Cercle 

Francais 

Honors  Day 

Merrill  Palmer  School 


Harold  Arthur  Dodge DeKalb 

Electrical  Engineering 
Triangle 

A.    I.    E.   E.  ;   E.    E.    Society;    Pi   Tau    Pi   Sigma; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Ralph  U.  Dodge DeKalb 

Agriculture 
Beta  Kappa 
Agricultural  Club ;  Caisson  Club  ;  Hoof  and  Horn 
Club  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Adalbert  Clemens  Doescher.  .  .Chicago 
Mechanical  Engineering 
Alpha  Tau  Omega 

Skull  and  Crescent ;  Theta  Tau  ;  A.  S.  M.  E. ;  In- 
terfraternity  Council;  Baseball  Manager  (2)  ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4) 


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Lowell  A.  Dollahan Champaign      Winifred  Lenora  Douglass 

Civil  Engineering  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Triangle  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Gamma  Phi  Beta 

Missouri  Univetsity 


Chi  Epsilon  ;  Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma ;  Sigma  Tau ; 
Scabbard  and  Blade;  A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Captain,  Uni- 
versity Brigade   (4) 


Virgil  Cleoh  Dollahon Mahomet      J-  Donald  Doyle Troy,  N.  Y. 

Education  Athletic  Coaching 

Theta  Nu  Epsilon  phi  Kappa 


Mary  Gertrude  Dollins.  .  .  . 
Education 
Chi  Omega 
Southern  Illinois  Normal  University 


Joe  E.  Doyle Spring  Valley 

Pharmacy 


Elizabeth  Ann  Doms Slayton,  Minn. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Jamesonian  Literary  Society 
Macalister  College     . 


William  Richard  Donigan Evanston 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Sachem;    Alpha   Zeta;    Phi    Eta    Sigma ;   Scabbard 
and    Blade ;    Junior    Track    Manager ;    Lieutenant- 
Colonel,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Walter  John  Doolen Kinmundy 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Tau  Delta 

Tu-Mas ;     Freshman    Varsity    Basketball ;    Varsity 
Basketball  Squad   (3,   4) 
Kansas  State  University 


Wilbur  James  Doran.  .  .  . 
Chemistry 


.  Urbana 


Edith  Kathryn  Douglas. 
Journalism 
Alpha  Phi 

University  of  Oklahoma 


.Nashville 


George  Forrest  Drake Rockford 

Engineering  and  Physics 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 

Tau  Beta  Pi  ;   Kappa  Phi   Sigma  ;   Phi  Sigma  Phi ; 
Technograph,    Art    Editor ;    Interfraternity   Council 
(4)  ;  Men's  Glee  Club  (3,  4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Robert  Taylor  Drake Moline 

General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Illini  Flying  Club;  Major,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Stanley  Drdla Omaha,  Neb. 

Architectural  Engineering 
Creighton  University,  University  of  Nebraska 

Homer  E.  Dremann Walnut 

Industrial  Education 
Tau  Delta  Tau 

Illini  Flying  Club  ;   Production  Staff,   Homecoming 
Stunt  Show   (2,   31  ;  Business  Staff  "Nada" 

Dorothy  L.  Drews St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Music 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 
Mu    Kappa    Alpha;    Women's    Glee    Club     (4); 
Choral  Society  (2,  3,  4) 


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Dorothy  Ducki.es Edwardsville 

Home  Economics 
Women's  Glee  Club  (3)  ;  Home  Economics  Club; 
Woman's  Editor,  Illinois  Agriculturalist   (4) 
Illinois  Woman's  College 

Harriett  Helen  Duell Tolono 

Commerce 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
Phi    Chi   Theta ;    Business    Staff,    Enterpriser    (1)  ; 
First  Council  Woman's  League  (4) 

Margaret  Aileen  Durin Steward 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 

Rockford  College 

William  Duzansky Chicago 

Pharmacy 

Louis  T.  Dwyer,  Jr Oak  Park 

Journalism 
Alpha  Chi  Rho- 
Daily  Illini   (1,  2)  ;  Associate  Editor,  Siren   (3) 


Arthur  Peter  Drije Riverside      Robert  Blissfield  Eadie.  .  West  Frankfort 

Accountancy  Commerce 

Delta  Alpha  Pi  Gamma  Eta  Gamma 

Morton  Junior  College  ;  New  York  University  Cast   "Old   English"    (4);   Vice-Chairman,   Senior 

Memorial  Drive 

Mary  Anna  Eads Paris 

Matthew  Drosdoff Chicago  uherd  Arts  and  Sciences 

Agriculture  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Alpha  Zeta  Torch  .  Alpha  Lambda  Deka 

University  of  California 

Eugene  Arthur  Dubin .Chicaeo       .  ..        „         .                „,      ^  . 

...            ,         .  *         Alicia  Nell  Vines  Easley  .  .  .  Champaign 

Architectural  Engineering  TT          „ 

_               ..         _.   .  Home  Economics 

Cosmopolitan  Club  „    ,          „.    , 

-run-    du-  c     c-  Bethany  Circle 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  '                     , 

u            t\       fy\  First  Council,   woman  s  League   (2) 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Georgia  Ann  Easley Clay  City 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Frederick  Turner  Eastman 

Tulsa,  Okla. 

Chemistry 
Synton;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2) 
University  of  Tulsa 

Bruce  Grant  Eaton Eaton,  Colo. 

Electrical  Engineering 
Phi  Delta  Theta 

Theta  Tau 

Irene  Agnes.  Ebeling Champaign 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 
Sigma  Delta  Pi ;  Jamesonian  Literary  Society ;  Gold 
Feathers;  Daily  Illini,   (1,  2) 

Edward  C.  Eberspacher Pana 

Pre-Legal 
Kappa  Delta  Rho 

University  of  Colorado 


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Evan  Ernest  Echelberger,  Jr.  .  .Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
University  of  Chicago 


Gustave  B.  Ehnborn. Chicago 

Commerce  and  Law 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Men's  Glee 
Club  ;  University  Symphony  Orchestra ;  University 
Choral  Society;  Concert  Band  (1,  2,  3),  President 
(4)  ;  Varsity  Soccer  Squad  (2,  3).  Captain  (4) 


Curt  Eugene  Eckert Belleville 

Horticulture  Roger  Urban  Ehrhart Chicago 

Farm  House  Pharmacy 

Illini  Grange  ;  Horticulture  Club 


Mildred  Lillian  Eddington Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Meta  Dorothea  Eilers Chapin 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Omega 
James  Millikin  University 


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W&fl^ 


Frank  Wayne  Edel DuQuoin 

Pre-Medic 
Omega  Beta  Pi 
Interfraternity   Council    (4)  ;   University    Orchestra 
(1) 


Richard  Henry  Edmunds Clinton 

General  Business 
Sigma    Iota   Epsilon ;   University   Orchestra    (2,    3, 
4)  ;  Concert  Band   (2,  3,  4) 


Charles  Frederick  Edwards 

Kansas  City,  Mo. 

General  Business 

Phi  Gamma  Delta 
Tu-Mas ;  Band  of  X ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce;  General  Chairman,  Homecoming  (3)  ;  Jun- 
ior Prom  Committee  (3)  ;  Sophomore  Cotillion 
Committee;  President,  Illinois  Union  (4);  Presi- 
dent, Student  Council  (4)  ;  Varsity  Debate  Team; 
Pan-Hellenic  Ball  Committee 


Dorothy  M.  Edwards Springfield 

Physical  Education 
PhiMu 

W.   A.   A.  ;   Life   Saving  Club  ;    Physikos   Paedeia  ; 
Volleyball   (2)  ;  Swimming   (2)  ;  May  Fete   (1) 
Illinois  Woman's  College 


Charles  Bernard  Ehnborn  . .  .  Glen  Ellyn 

Journalism 
Freshman  Varsity  Track 


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Sarah  Olive  Elder Arthur 

Home  Economics 
Bethany  Circle 
Home  Economics  Club 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Leonard  Edward  Elias Chicago 

Banking  and  Finance 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 

Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cast,  "Brazil  Nuts," 
"Uncle  Tom's  Cabin" 
College  of  St.  Thomas 


Elizabeth  Caroline  Elich Chicago 

Home  Economics 
Delta  Zeta 
Gold   Feathers;    Illini    Grange;    Daily   Illini    (2); 
Pan-Hellenic  Council   (3,  4) 


William  Andrew  Elliott 
Accounting 
Theta  Kappa  Phi 
Sophomore  Baseball  Manager 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Lester  Neal  Ellis West  Frankfort 

Law 
Delta  Tau  Delta 

Phi  Delta  Phi 

University  of  Chicago  ;  De  Pauw  University 


THE  CLASS 


Eli  Louis  Elman Chicago      Elverta  Erdman Weston 

Architectural  Engineering  Home  Economics 

Alpha  Epsilon  Pi  Beta  Sigma  Omicron 

A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Varsity  Soccer  Squad   (2,   3)  ;  Daily  Phi  Beta;   Home  Economics  Club;   IUini  Grange; 

Illini  (1)  University    Choral    Society     (4);    Women's    Glee 

Club  (3) 

Henry  Hough  Embree De  Kalb 

General  Business  Dominic  Nicholas  Esposito Chicago 

Theta  Nu  Epsilon  Pharmacy 
Alpha  Kappa  Psi  ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce 

Hazel  Oliver  Endicott  Walter  Herbert  Etzbach  ....  Winnetka 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.  General  Business 

Education  Phi  Sigma  Kappa 

Southern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College  Dolphins;  Varsity  Swimming  Squad  (2,  3,  4) 


Lella  Mae  Endres Champaign 

Home  Economics 
Bethany  Circle 
Home  Economics  Club 

Robert  Francis  Engel. Washburn 

Civil  Engineering 

A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Track;  First  Regi- 
mental Band 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 

Philip  William  Engvall 

Kingsburg,  Cal. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  Sigma  Delta  Sigma  ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Baseball;  Varsity  Baseball    (2,   3)  ;   Letter 
(3) 

Alice  L.  Entwhistle Morrison 

Chemistry 
El  Circulo  Literario  Espanol 

William  George  Eovaldi Benton 

Law 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 
Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Thelma  Marcella  Eubanks Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Inter-Racial  Club 
Crane  Junior  College 


John  Wallace  Evans Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Tau  Delta 


Grant  David  Everhart 

Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa 

Floriculture 
Pi    Alpha    Xi ;    Floriculrural    Club ;    Horticulture 
Club ;    Hexapoecia ;     Independent    Council ;    Cast, 
"Nada" 
Iowa  State  College 


Robert  N.  Fagerburg Bloomington 

Banking  and  Finance 
Theta  Chi 

Daily  Illini  (1) 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University;  University  of  Colo- 
rado 


Kyle  Marshall  Fagin Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 
Daily  Illini  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Concert  Band  (2,  3,  4) 


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Murray  Armour  Faris 

Chemical  Engineering 


.  Alton 


Erville  Talbott  Farrar Harrisburg 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 

Athenian   Literary   Society ;   Inter-Literary  Council ; 
Le  Cercle  Francais  ;  McKinley  Mimes 


Marie  Veronica  Farrell. 
Education 
Kappa  Sigma  Tau 
Chicago  Normal  College 


.  Chicago 


Ernest  Theodore  Faigle. 

Pharmacy 


.Chicago      Bernice  Ferguson Quincy 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
William  and  Mary  College  ;  Beloit  College 


Harlan  Grant  Fairchild Urbana      Franklin  James  Fetherston. 

Accountancy  Pharmacy 

Phalanx ;    Pi   Tau    Pi    Sigma  ;    Captain,   University  Kappa  Psi 

Brigade  (4) 


.  Chicago 


Catherine  Adeline  Fait llliopolis 

Home  Economics 
Delta  Delta  Delta 

Torch  ;  Gold  Feathers  ;  Athenian  Literary  Society  ; 
Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commission  (2,  3)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A. 
Cabinet  (4) 


Albert  Carl  Fauth Pekin 

Chemistry 
Sophomore  Interscholastic  Manager 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Lucille  Evelyn  Fellis Hills boro 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Monticello  Seminary 


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Irving  Asquith  Fiddelke  . 
Agriculture 
Cross  Country  Track  Squad 


.  Chicago 


Leonard  Victor  Finder Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Cavalry  Officers'  Club ;  Mi-Hila 
Committee ;  Senior  Invitations  Committee ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4)  ;  Varsity  Debating 
Team  ;  Independent  Council 


Serene  Fink May  wood 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Phi  Epsilon 
Eta  Sigma  Phi ;  Gregorian  Literary  Society  ;  Daily 
Illini    (2)  ;   First  Council,   Woman's   League    (4)  ; 
Pan  Hellenic  Council  (4)  ;  May  Fete  (2) 
Honors  Day  (3) 
Northwestern  University 


Abraham  David  Finkel Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Delta    Kappa    Sigma;    Illio    Committee,    Pharmacy 
School 


Lucile  V.  Finnegan Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Delta  Delta 

Torch  ;   Alethenai  Literary  Society  ;  Gold  Feathers ; 
Daily  Illini   (2)  ;  Chairman,  Vocational   Guidance 
Committee,   Woman's   League    (4)  ;   First   Council, 
Woman's  League  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Raymond  Ellis  Fisher Champaign 

Architectural  Engineering 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 
Skull    and    Crescent ;    Scarab ;    Freshman    Varsity 
Basketball;  Varsity  Baseball  Squad  (2,  3) 


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Ralph. Otto  George  Fisher.  .Des  Plaines 
Accountancy 


William  Clark  Fisher Streator 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 

Agricultural  Club  ;  Horticulture  Club 
Antioch  College 


Isadore  Fishman East  Chicago,  Ind. 

Law 
Nu  Beta  Epsilon ;  University  Band  (1,  2,  3) 


John  Jacob  Floreth St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mechanical  Engineering 

Phi  Pi  Phi 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Pi  Tau 
Sigma  ;  Sigma  Tau  ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Infantry  Offi- 
cers' Club  ;  Freshman  Gymnastic  Team ;  Varsity 
Soccer  Squad  (3,  4)  ;  Lieutenant-Colonel,  Univer- 
sity Brigade  (4) 


Mabel  Lydia  Fluck 

Home  Economics 
Omicron  Nu 


.  Dixon 


Theresa  Isabel  Flynn.  .  . 
Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 

Siren  Art  Staff 
Chicago  Normal  College 


.  Chicago 


■U'i, 


Alice  Elizabeth  Fitch  . . 

Chemistry 
Joliet  Junior  College 


.  Joliet 


James  Butler  Fitzgerald 

Manistique,    Mich. 

Dentistry 

Delta  Sigma  Delta 
University  of  Detroit ;  Detroit  City  College 


John  Pierre  Fixmer Springfield 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Phi  Sigma 
Daily  Illini  (1)  ;  Senior  Hat  Committee  (4)  ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4)  ;  Interfraterniry  Coun- 
cil (4) 


James  Smith  Flagg Moro 

Journalism 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Sigma  Delta  Chi ;  Dolphins  ;  Journalism  Council ; 
Daily   Illini    (1,    2,    3)  ;    Associate    Sports   Editor, 
Daily  Illini  (4)  ;  Sports  Editor,  1931  Illio  (4) 


Dorothy  Evelyn  Fletcher. 
Education 


.  Urbana 


Elwyn  Carl  Folkers Sterling 

Agriculture 
Farm  House 

Illini  Grange ;  Agricultural  Club ;  Illinois  Agricul- 
turist 


Dorothy  Vivian  Footitt Nora 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Mu  Epsilon  ;  German  Club  ;  Burrill  Botany  Club 


F.  Clifford  Foottit Chicago  Heights 

General  Business 

Phi  Mu  Delta 

Illio  (1),  Staff  Photographer   (3,  4)  ;  Junior  Cap 
Committee;  Interfraternity  Council  (3) 


Louane  Ford Herrin 

Journalism 
Theta  Sigma  Phi 


Ray  Melford  Foreman Danville 

Law 

Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Delta    Sigma    Rho ;    Phi    Delta 
Gamma  ;  Editor,  Illinois  Law  Review  ;  Glee  Club  ; 
Varsity  Debating  Team 
Honors  Day 


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William  Harry  Formhals  Lureta  Neller  Franklin Nebo 

Pittsburgh,   Pa.  Education 

Electrical  Engineering  Linnean  Botany  Society ;  Burrill  Botany  Club 

Tau  Beta  Pi;  Eta  Kappa  Nu ;  E.  E.  Society;  A.  I.  Washington  University 


E.  E 

Honors  Day 

Carnegie  Institute  of  Technology 


Walter  Harvey  Forney 
Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


.  Olney 


Frank  Russell  Foster Bloomington 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Theta  Phi 


Thelma  Margaret  Franklin.  .  .Mattoon 

Education 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Charles  Robert  Frederick Nokomis 

Journalism 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma 
Ma- Wan-Da  ;   Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Kappa  Tau  Alpha  ; 
Scabbard   and   Blade ;    Sigma   Delta   Chi ;    Student 
Council;  Managing  Editor,  Daily  Illini   (4)  ;  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


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Margie  Elizabeth  Francis  ...  Woodstock 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
German  Club  ;  Le  Cercle  Francais 


Arthur  Henry  Franck.  .Watchung,  N.  ]. 
Athletic  Coaching 
Phi  Kappa 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Sigma  Delta  Sigma ;  Infantry 
Officers'  Club;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Roger  Kenneth  Frandsen Aurora 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Robert  Benjamin  Frank Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Zeta  Beta  Tau 

Freshman  Varsiry  Water-Polo 


Stanley  Sanford  Frankel 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Zeta  Beta  Tau 


Catherine  Elizabeth  Freeman 

Palestine 

Education 
Linnean  Botany  Society;  Burrill  Botany  Club 


Charles  McClure  Freese Sullivan 

Industrial  Education 


John  Wesley  Fribley Pana 

Law 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Phi  Delta  Phi 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University 


Herbert  Bernard  Fried Chicago 

Pre-Legal 
Phi  Epsilon  Pi 
Phi   Eta  Sigma;   Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Daily   Illini 
(1,  2,  3) 


Charles  Vincent  Frings. 
Law 
Phi  Alpha  Delta 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


.  Pekin 


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Willard  Wilson  Fullerton 

Coulterville 

Pre-Medic 
Omega  Beta  Pi 

Phalanx ;  Infantry  Officers'  Club  ;  Varsity  Wrest- 
ling Squad  (2,  3,  4)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University 
Brigade  (4) 

Irene  Margaret  Fulton 

Princeton,  loiva 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Grinnell  College 

Francis  Marion  Funkhouser 

Champaign 

Electrical  Engineering 
A.  I.  E.  E. ;  E.  E.  Society 

Robert  Charles  Furman Decatur 

Law 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
James  Millikin  University 

Oliver  Frederick  Gaebe Addieville 

Agriculture 
Farm  House 

Alpha  Tau  Alpha;  Agricultural  Club;  Agriculturist 
(1,  2) 


Erna  Fritz Danville  Helen  Bird  Galatv Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Home  Economics 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta;  Gregorian  Literary  Society;  Kappa  Delta 

Daily  Illini  (1)  W.  A    A. 

Beloit  College 


Ralph  Eugene  Frohardt.  . .  .Granite  City 

Education 
McKendree  College 


Severo  G.  Galinato 

Paoay,  llocos  Norte,  Philippines 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Philippine  Illini  Club 


Erhard  William  Fuchs Chicago       Sylvia  Ruth  Ganansky Chicago 

Pre-Medic  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Crane  Junior  College ;  University  of  Chicago  Crane  College ;  Northwestern  University 

Robert  Frank  Ganschinietz 

H| .  ■#*    '  East  St.  Louis 

f  Architectural  Engineering 

•—  Alpha  Rho  Chi 

Clarence  Earl  Ganschow Walnut 

General  Business 
Delta  Upsilon 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi 


William  Allaman  Ganster  . .  Waukegan 
Architecture 
Sigma  Chi 
Scarab  ;  Mask  and  Bauble 


Louis  M.  Garfinkle Chicago 

Dentistry 
Alpha  Omega;  Student  Council   (2) 
Crane  Junior  College 


Hilda  Marie  Garms Champaign 

Home  Economics 


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Laura  Ellen  Garrison White  Hall      Renatto  M.  Gerno.  . Spring  Valley 

Home  Economics  Dentistry 

Home  Economics  Club  pf  Kappa  Alpha 

Illinois  State  Normal  University  Deka  sigma  Delta 

Lombard  College 


Tom  Otis  Gaskins Mahomet 

Accountancy 

Accountancy   Club  ;    Freshman   Varsity   Wrestling ; 
Varsity  Wrestling  Squad   (2) 


Frances  Margaret  Gaston. 
Floriculture 
Alpha  Phi 


Peter  Giachini Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling ;  Sophomore  Cap  Com- 
mittee ;    Senior    Hat    Committee ;    Mi-Hila    Formal 
Dance  Committee 
University  of  Wisconsin  ;  Northwestern  University 


.  Chicago      Walter  J.  P.  Gibbs Lincoln 

Civil  Engineering 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
A.  S.  C.  E. 


1      ,   I 


Harold  Wendel  Gaulrapp.  .  .Rock  Falls 
Agriculture 
Farm  House 

Adelphic  Literary  Society ;  Illini  Grange ;  Caisson 
Club;  Varsity  Track  Squad  (1,  2)  ;  Dairy  Judging 
Team  (2,  3)  ;  Live  Stock  Team  (3)  ;  Second  Lieu- 
tenant, University  Brigade  (4) 


Harold  Benjamin  Gegel Marissa 

Civil  Engineering 

Mildred  Emma  Gehlbach Lincoln 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lindenwood  College 

Celso  Gentilini Highwood 

Electrical  Engineering 
Tau  Beta   Pi ;    Phi    Eta   Sigma ;   Eta   Kappa  Nu ; 
Sigma  Tau 

Otto  B.  Gerlach Hillsboro 

Civil  Engineering 
Theta  Alpha 

Mu  San  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 


I    'I 


Marian  Gibson Tulsa,  Oklahoma 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 

Lindenwood  College 


Greta  Elizabeth  Gill Virginia 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Wellesley  College 


Lillian  Ethel  Gill Albion 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Bethany  Circle 
Gregorian  Literary  Society;  French  Club 


Clyde  E.  Giller Chicago 

Engineering 
Beta  Psi 

Phi  Alpha  Lambda 
Crane  Junior  College 


Edwin  Richard  Gilliland 

Little  Rock,  Ark. 

Chemical  Engineering 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


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Leonora  Isabell  Gilmour Chicago  Robert  F.  Goddard Davenport,  Iowa 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Law 

Zeta  Tau  Alpha  Delta  Phi 

Jamesonian  Literary  Society  Phi    Delta    Phi  ;    Scabbard    and    Blade ;    Tribe    of 

Crane  College;  Lewis  Institute  Hlini ;  Varsity  Fencing  L?tcer   (h   i.J).  Captain, 


Angela  Gioconda Harvey 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
II  Circulo-Italiano ;  El  Circulo  Espanol ;  Le  Cercle 
Francais  ;  Woman's  Cosmopolitan  Club;  Athenian 
Literary  Society 


(4)  ;  Military  Ball  Committee;  Law  Cane  Commit- 
tee ;  Lieutenant-Colonel,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Ruth  Adeline  Godding Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta 

French  Club 
Gulf  Park  College 


Dorothy  Elizabeth  Glancey.  .  .  Chicago  Grace  Madalyn  Godfrey Princeton 

Education  Education 

Gregorian  Literary  Society  Bradley   Polytechnic   Institute  ;   Northwestern   Uni- 

Chicago  Normal  College  versity 


Daniel  C.  Glasser 

General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Helen   Gleason 

Chemistry 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Virginia  Gleim Ottawa 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
Anonian  Literary  Society  ;  Gregorian  Literary  So- 
ciety;  Der  Deutsche  Verein  ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Track  (1, 
2,  3)  ;  Soccer  (1,  2)  ;  Chairman,  Y.  W.  C.  A. 
Alumni  Committee  (3)  ;  First  Cabinet,  Y.  W.  C. 
A.  (4)  ;  Commission,  Y.  W.  C.  A.  (4) 


Martin  Glover Mattoon 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sketch  Club 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


William  E.  Gobble Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Alpha 

Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Alpha  Alpha 
Alpha;  Gamma  Alpha  Tau;  Sigma  Delta  Chi; 
Daily  Illini  Staff  (1,  2,  3),  Chief  News  Editor 
(4)  ;  Senior  Adviser,  Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Joseph  A.  Goeller Trenton,  N.  J. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa;  Varsity  Baseball  Squad   (1,  I, 
3,  4)  ;  Varsity  Football  Squad  (1,  2) 


Eva  Anna  Goff.  .Colorado  Springs,  Colo. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Electra 

Iota  Sigma  Pi 


Lionel  Elmer  Goff Bunker  Hill 

Chemical  Engineering 
Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 


Raymond  Lipman  Goldstein.  . .  .Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 


Stanley  Marshall  Goldstine  . .  .  Canton 
Commerce  and  Law 
Phi  Epsilon  Pi 


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I930 


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$*^ 


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THE  CLASS 


Mary  Elizabeth  Goodell. 
Journalism 
Delta  Gamma 


.  Urbana      Milton  Hamme  Gotwalt York,  Pa. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Beta  Sigma  Psi 
Shippensburg  Teachers  College 


Margaret  Helen  Goodman.  .  .  .Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 
Shi-Ai ;    Gold    Feathers ;    Chairman,    Homecoming 


Accommodations    Committee     (3) 
man,  Woman's  League  (4) 


Social    Chair- 


H.  Roi  Gordon New  York,  N.  Y. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Brown  University 


Robert  Louis  Gougler Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Sigma  Phi  Delta 
Synton  ;  E.  E.  Society 
Northwestern  University 


Thelma  Ruth  Graf Champaign 

Music 

University  Choral  Society 


I  I 


Marion  Georgina  Gordon Chicago 

Education 


Sidney  Milton  Gordon Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Delta  Kappa  Sigma;  Illini  Pharmacist   (3)  ;  Asso- 
ciate Editor  (4) 


Ben  Gorenstein Chicago 

Law 
Omicron  Alpha  Tau 
Nu  Beta  Epsilon  ;  Business  Staff,  Illio 


Harry  Joseph  Goss Potnerania,  N.  J. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa;  Varsity  Baseball  Squad  (2) 


Ruth  Ella  Gotsch 

Education 
Kappa  Delta 

Beloit  College 


.Oak  Park 


Eileen  Agnes  Graham Alvin 

Education 
Theta  Phi  Alpha 
Choral  Society  (2)  ;  Daily  Illini   (2) 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University 


Margaret  Mary  Graham Paris 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Jamesonian  Literary  Society  ;  French  Club  ;  Spanish 
Club 


Illinois  Wesleyan  University 


William  John  Granata Chicago 

Law 
Independent  Council ;  President,  Mask  and  Bauble ; 
Italian  Arts  Club;  Varsity  Soccer  Squad  (3); 
Sophomore  Cotillion  Committee ;  Junior  Cap  Com- 
mittee ;  Junior  Prom  Committee  ;  Senior  Ball  Com- 
mittee ;  Chairman,  Mi-Hila  Formal;  Cast  "Twelfth 
Night"  ;  Senior  Law  Cane  Committee 
Northwestern  University 


Francis  Ralph  Grant River  Forest 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 

Linnean  Botany  Society;  Cabinet,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  (3, 
4)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Chicago  University 


Ruth  E.  Grant Marion 

Home  Economics 
Lambda  Omega 
Home  Economics  Club 
Southern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


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930 


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Ewell  E.  Green junction 

Agriculture 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 

Southern  Illinois  Normal  University 

Ila  Franklin  Green Junction 

Agriculture 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha 
Southern  Illinois  Normal  University 

John  Hart  Green Urbana 

General  Business 
University  Band  (1,  2)  ;  Circus   (1,  2) 

William  Edward  Green Urbana 

Civil  Engineering 
Student  Branch  A.  S.  C.  E. 

Helen  Margaret  Greene Danville 

Education 
University  Women's  Glee  Club  (2)  ;  First  Council, 
Woman's  League  (3);  All-University  Choir  (3, 
4)  ;  Chairman,  Welfare  Committee,  Woman's 
League  (3)  ;  Student  Council,  Wesley  Foundation 
(4) 

Central  Normal  College  ;  East  Illinois  State  Teach- 
ers' College 


William  .Thomas  Grant.  . 
Accountancy 
Delta  Alpha  Pi 
Morton  Junior  College 


.Cicero       George  Bence  Gregg Sewickly,  Pa. 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 
A.  S.  M.  E.  ;  Cabinet,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  (3)  ;  Board  of 
Directors,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  (4) 


Gordon  Earl  Gray Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 
Crane  Junior  College 


Elmer  Duane  Gregory Woodstock 

Agriculture 
Agricultural  Club  ;  Dairy  Club 


Daniel  Elbert  Green 

General  Business 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 


.  Urbana 


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930 

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Elizabeth  Gress Bellaire,  Ohio 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Upsilon 
Women's  Glee  Club 
Honors  Day 
Otterbein  College 


.  Urbana 


Edward  Ray  Griesheimer 
Pre-Legal 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 


Mary  Louise  Grieger 

Michigan  City,  Ind. 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Jamesonian  Literary  Society;  Daily  Illini   (3) 
Lindenwood  College 


Richard  Griesser Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Rho 


Albert  H.  Griffin Hecker 

Agriculture 
Alpha     Zeta ;     Agricultural     Club ;     Dairy     Club ; 
Chairman,    Peanut    Banquet    (4)  ;    Little    Interna- 
tional (3) 


Dorothy  Marion  Griggs Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 
Siren  (1) 
Northwestern  University 


$£?fK 


THE  CLASS 


Madelyn  Grigsby Macomb  William  Richard  Gubbins Oak  Park 

Home  Economics  Dentistry 

Phi  Omega  Pi  Delta  Sigma  Delta 

Home  Economics  Club  Student  Council  (1,  4) 

Western  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College  De  Paul  University;  Crane  Junior  College 


William  Grinton 

Pre-Legal 
Phi  Delta  Theta 
Joliet  Junior  College 


.  Joliet 


Paul  Maurice  Guernsey 


Vincennes,  Ind. 


Journalism 


Irvin  George  Gromoll Onarga  Ralph  Smith  Gunn Monmouth 

Accountancy  Banking  and  Finance 

Delta  Sigma  Pi  Phi  Pi  Phi 

Commerce  Council ;  Accountancy  Club  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce 

Honors  Day  (2)  Monmouth  College 


1      I   I 
I  I 


Chalmer  Andrew  Gross Ottawa 

Education 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Tribe  of  Illini ; 
Varsity  Fencing  Squad   (2),  Letter   (3) 

Harry  Irving  Grossman Chicago 

Accountancy 

Phi  Eta  Sigma 

James  Henry  Groutaga Canton 

Education 
Freshman    Basketball    Squad ;    Reserve    Basketball 
Squad  (2,  3) 

William  J.  C.  Gruebling Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Phi  Pi  Phi 

Chicago  Editor,  Illio  (4)  ;  Second  Lieutenant,  Uni- 
versity Brigade   (4) 

Ronald  Gsell Mt.  Carroll 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Rae  Gunter Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Crane  Junior  College 


Josephine  Gunther Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta 
Baseball  (3)  ;  Bowling  (3)  ;  May  Fete  (2) 


Charles  Wade  Gustason Elgin 

Foreign  Commerce 
Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Pan  Xenia  ;  Commerce  Council 


George  Harry  Gustat Christopher 

Banking  and  Finance 
Delta  Chi 
Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Alpha  Kappa 
Psi 


Kenneth  MacVeagh  Gyger  . .  .Princeton 
Pre-Legal 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Interscholastic  Circus   (2)  ;   Interfraternity  Council 


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Margaret  Haas Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Eta  Sigma  Phi 
Indiana  State  Teachers'  College 


Clayton  Major  Hadley,  Jr. 

Denham,  lnd. 

Education 
Kappa  Zeta  Rho 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon 


Pauline  Ann  Hackbarth Palatine      Ervan  Hadley Willow  Hill 

Education  Insurance 

Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Arvel  Frederick  Hacke Carlinville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 
Blackburn  College 


Roy  A.  Haebich Chicago 


Dentistry 


Psi  Omega 

Crane  Junior  College 


Charles  William  Hackensmith  . .  Ottawa 

Education 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon ;   Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Sigma 
Delta  Sigma 


Opal  Bernice  Hacker Champaign 

Education 


Eugene  Andrew  Hackett  . 
Journalism 


.  Chicago 


Mary  K.  Hackett 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Alpha  Kappa  Delta 


.  Decatur 


W.  Maurice  Hadaway Lawrenceville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Kappa  Delta ;  Freshman  Varsity  Cross-Country ; 
Varsity  Track  Squad   (3) 
Eureka  College 


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930 

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Adolph  Werner  Hagstrom Chicago 

Pre-Legal 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Alpha  Alpha  Alpha ;  Adelphic 
Literary  Society ;  Cavalry  Officers'  Club ;  Second 
Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (3)  ;  Senior  In- 
formal Committee  (4)  ;  Men's  Glee  Club  (3,  4) 


Richard  Ferdinand  Hahn Chicago 

Commerce 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
Phi   Eta   Sigma ;    Alpha   Kappa   Psi ;    Kappa   Phi 
Sigma ;    Phi    Delta    Gamma ;     Illini    Chamber    of 
Commerce ;      Inter-Literary     Council ;      Intramural 
Fencing  Champion   (2)  ;  Daily  Illini    (1)  ;  Chair- 
man, Hobo  Parade  Committee  (4)  ;  Manager,  Star 
Course    (2,   3)  ;   Board   of  Directors,   Star  Course 
(4)  ;   President,   Commerce  Council   (4)  ;   Interfra- 
ternity  Council  (4) 
Honors  Day 


Otto  Charles  Haier,  Jr Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 

Tribe  of  Illini ;   Captain,   Freshman  Varsity  Fenc- 
ing;  Varsity  Fencing  Squad  (3,  4),  Captain   (4)  ; 
Big  Ten  Foils  Champion  (3) 
Crane  Junior  College 


Robert  M.  Hainsfurther Chicago 

Ceramic  Engineering 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
Keramos ;   Technograph    (1,    2);   University  Band 
(1,  2,   3) 


Dan  H.  Hale Abington 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Delta  Theta 


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Marcell  Harry  Hall Momence  Richard  Gerhardy  Handschu.  .  .Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;   Phi   Epsilon   Kappa  ;   Fresh-  Crane  Junior  College 
man  Varsity  Football 

IT  TT  _,-,     ,  Oscar  A.  Hankner Tripoli,  Iowa 

Harriet  Hallowell Charleston  .  , ,    .    .,       , . 

Pre-Medtc  AthletU  CoacblnZ 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa 

Herbert  P.  Hallsteen Winnetka  Charles  Hansen Davenport,  Iowa 

Commerce  Landscape  Architecture 

Chi  Phi  Scarab  ;    Phalanx ;    U.    L.    A.    S.  ;    Infantry    Club  ; 

.,  ....  Landscape    Club;    Varsity    Pistol    Squad    (3,    4); 

Northwestern  University  Major,  University  Brigade   (4) 


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Louis  Conrad  Haltug  .  .  .  Green  Bay,  Wis. 
Accountancy 
Anubis 


Marguerite  Evelyn  Hammett 

Marion,    Ark. 

Education 
Alpha  Phi 

Sigma  Delta  Pi ;  Anonian  Literary  Society  ;  El  Cir- 
culo  Espanol 

Ursula  B.  Hampel Champaign 

Music 
Phi  Mu 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;  Mu  Kappa  Alpha 

Honors  Day 

Music  Academy  of  Vienna 

Elizabeth  Caroline  Hanawalt 

Evanston 

General  Business 
Sigma  Phi  Beta 

Gregorian  Literary  Society 

John  William  Hanawalt Evanston 

General  Business 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Varsity  Football  Squad   (2,  3) 


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Edward  Frederick  Harford.  .  . 

Chemical  Engineering 
Theta  Chi 
Joliet  Junior  College 


.  Joliet 


Margaret  Cecelia  Harlan.  .  .Hoopeston 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Omicron  Pi 


Harry  Jones  Harman Chicago 

Architecture 
Alpha  Rho  Chi 

Bueford  R.  Harper Chandlerville 

Athletic  Coaching 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Phi    Epsilon   Kappa ;    Sigma   Delta    Psi ;    Tribe    of 
Illini ;  Freshman  Varsiry  Basketball ;  Varsity  Track 
Lerrer  (3) 

Allan  Harris Chicago 

General  Business 


THE  CLASS 


Charles  Overton  Harris Decatur  William  Roy  Hartman. 

Architectural  Engineering  Education 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Men's  Glee  Club  (3,  4) 
James  Millikin  University 


.  Orangeville 


James  Jay  Harris Shelbyville  HoBART  HoFFER  Hartong Plain  field 

Pre-Medic  Electrical  Engineering 

.  .    ,  T       ,   ,  Eta  Kappa  Nu 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  Joljet  Junior  CoUege 


Leroy  Edwin  Hatch Timewell 

Agriculture 

Stanley  Gray  Harris Shelbyville  Farm  House 

Banking  and  Finance  Alpha  Zeta ;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon  ; 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  "Hni  ^n^\Hoo{,  and  H°\n  9ub;  Da,j]y  Illini 

r  rr  (2)  ;  Illinois  Agriculturist  (3),  Business  Manager, 

Sigma  Iota  Epsilon;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce        (4)  ;  Ag  Dance  Committee   (2)  ;  First  Lieutenant, 

University   Brigade    (4)  ;   Livestock  Judging  Team 
(3)  ;  Dairy  Judging  Team  (4) 
Honors  Day 


Warren  S.  Harris Champaign 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  A.  S.  M.  E. 

Francis  E.  Harrold Decatur 

General  Business 
Psi  Upsilon 
James  Millikin  University 

Suzanna  Harry Mattoon 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Phi 

Eta  Sigma  Phi 

De  Pauw  University 

Oren  Wesley  Harter Long  Point 

Banking  and  Finance 
Accountancy  Club 

Robert  J.  Hartley Toulon 

Law 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma   . 


Alberdine  Hatcher.  .  .  .Wellington,  Kan. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Mortar  Board;  President,  Woman's  League  (4) 


Robert  Winston  Hathaway.  . .  .Chicago 
Mechanical  Engineering 
Theta  Alpha 
A.  S.  M.  E.  ;  Technograph   (3)  ;  University  Band 
(1,  2,  3) 


Jerome  Edward  Havlik Chicago 

General  Business 
Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Sherrill  Bertrand  Hayden.  .Lowell,  Ind. 
Athletic  Coaching 


Gertrude  Elizabeth  Hayes Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Gamma 
Pi  Kappa  Delta  ;  Theta  Alpha  Phi 


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Margaret  Agnes  Hayes  .... 
Home  Economics 
Blackburn  College 


Raymond  J.  Hayes 

Accountancy 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 


.  Kings      William  August  Heinze Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon 
Pi  Tau  Sigma ;  Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Illini  Flying 
Club;  Student  Branch,  A.  S.  M.  E. ;  Chairman, 
Sophomore  Smoker  Committee  (2);  Junior  Prom 
Committee  (3)  ;  Illini  Boatd  of  Control  (3,  4)  ; 
Board  of  Directors,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  (4)  ;  Major, 
Universiry  Brigade  (4) 


Willis  Warner  Helfrich 

•  Gridley  Chicago  Heights 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Alpha  Alpha  Alpha  ;  Sophomore  Football  Manager 
Honors  Day  (2) 


Donald  Frederick  Hayworth 


Harold  Edwin  Hembrough.  .Jacksonville 
Agriculture 

•••••••• •  Glen  E"yn       Alpha Gamma Rh0 

Engineering  and  Physics  Agricultural  Club ;  Farm  Mechanics  Club  ;  Illinois 

Agriculrurisr  (3,  4) 


Edward  William  Hazleton Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Crane  Junior  College  ;  University  of  Chicago 


Howard  Cassell  Heaton.  .  .  .Kenilworth 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Synton  ;  Railway  Club 


Helen  Laverne  Heffner Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
University  of  Montana 


Virginia  Palmer  Heidman Gle 

Education 
Alpha  Phi 
Daubers;  W.  A.  A.;  Illio  (2) 


Neil  Elmer  Heikes South  Bend,  Ind. 

Education 
Tau  Delta  Tau 

Freshman    Informal    Committee ;    Chairman,     Life 
Work  Conference    (3,    4)  ;   Y.   M.   C.   A.   Cabinet 
(3,   4)  ;   Varsity  Track  Squad    (2,    3,   4)  ;  Varsiry 
Cross  Country  Squad  (4) 
Honors  Day 


Charles  Arthur  Hemminger 

Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

Journalism 
Sigma  Delta  Chi;   Pierrots;  Daily  Illini    (1,   2,   3, 
4) 


Mary  E.  Henderson Joliet 

Chemistry 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 
Hockey  Team  (3) 
Rockford  College 


Willis  Stewart  Henderson.  .Fowler,  Ind. 
Agriculture 
Farm  House 
Alpha   Zeta ;   Agricultural   Club ;   Hoof   and   Horn 
Club 
Honors  Day  (1,  3,  4) 


Marian  Frances  Hendricks Harvard 

Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 

Torch;  Anonian  Literary  Society;  Gregorian  Liter- 
ary Society;  Gold  Feathers;  Daily  Illini  (1)  ;  Illio 

(2)  ;  Assistant  Business  Manager,  Woman's  League 
Style  Show  (2);  Freshman  Frolic  Committee; 
Chairman,     House    Committee,    Woman's    League 

(3)  ;  First  Council,  Woman's  League  (3)  ;  Produc- 
tion Staff,  Homecoming  Stunt  Show  (2)  ;  May 
Fete  (1) 

Honors  Day 


Mary  Louise  Henebry Decatur 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 

Spanish  Club 

James  Millikin  University 


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Mrs.  Ethel  May  Henwood Urbana      Lee  Malcolm  Hester Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Gregorian  Literary  Society  Alpha  Kappa  Delta 


Peter  S.  Herberholz.  ..  .Cine innati,  Ohio       _  _  rT  ,. 

.  , ,    .    _      . .  Charles  Edwin  Hewitt Marengo 

Athletic  Coaching  p,     .     ■ 

Varsity   Football   Squad    (1,    2)  ;   Varsity   Baseball        _,     .     ,        ,_,,'.  „.        ,,     .  , 

Squad  (1    4)  Honcultural  Club   (1,  2,   3,  4)  ;  First  Regimental 

Band  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


Y.  M.  C.  A.  College 


Carl  Reichert  Herlan Divernon 

Architectural  Engineering 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Interfraternity  Council  (4)  (J)  .   hl    .rfraternity  Council  (3) 


Robert  Grantham  Hickerson  . .  Chicago 
Pre-Medic 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
Phi  Chi;   Intramural  Tennis  Champion   (doubles) 


Sulo  Johannes  Herrala 

Chisholm,  Minn. 

Athletic  Coaching 

Sigma  Delta  Rho 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Dolphins  ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Football;  Reserve  Football  Squad  (3,  4) 


E.  Fred  Herschbach Chester 

Law 
Phi  Alpha  Delta 


Pearle  Dorothy  Herskovitz 

Indiana  Harbor,  Ind. 

Education 

Sigma  Delta  Tau 
Alpha  Kappa  Delta 
Rockford  College 


Maurine  Hertz Kankakee 

Education 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 
Mu  Kappa  Alpha ;  Gold  Feathers  ;  Jamesonian  Lit- 
erary Society;  Choral  Society  (1,  2,  4)  ;  Y.  W.  C. 
A.  Commission  (3)  ;  Firsr  Cabinet,  Y.  W.  C.  A. 
(4)  ;  Chairman,  Mother's  Day  Music  Committee; 
First  Council,  Woman's  League  (4)  ;  Pan-Hellenic 
Council  (4)  ;  Woman's  Glee  Club  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


Morton  Maxwell  Herzon Chicago 

Dentistry 
Alpha  Omega 
Crane  Junior  College 


Frances  Alice  Hickman.  . 
Journalism 
Pi  Beta  Phi 
Gold  Feathers;  Daily  Illini   (4) 
Rockford  College 


.  Benton 


Lee  Hickox Evanston 

Industrial  Administration 
Delta  Upsilon 

Sigma  Iota  Epsilon  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Basketball ; 
Varsity  Basketball  Squad  (2) 


Margaret  Lucille  Hicks Chadwick 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Le  Cercle  Francais ;  El  Circulo  Espanol 
Cornell  College 


Frank  Higginbotham 

West  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

Accountancy 
Anubis 


Waldo  Wallace  Higgins Neoga 

Ceramic  Engineering 
Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 
Keramos ;   Student  Branch   A.   C.    S.  ;   Engineering 
Dance  Committee  ;   Engineering  Council    (4) 


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William  Rudolph  Hildeman 

Chicago   Heights 

Engineering 

Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
Ma-Wan-Da  ;   Sachem  ;    Phi   Eta   Sigma  ;   Tu-Mas  ; 
Skull  and  Crescent ;  Mu  San  ;  Theta  Tau  ;  Sopho- 
more  Informal   Committee ;    Senior  Baseball   Man- 
ager ;  Athletic  Council 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


.  Chicago 


Chester  A.  Hill 

General  Business 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Oklahoma  University 


Rachel  Hill Joliet 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Shi-Ai;   W.   A.   A.;   Minor   I.   A.;   Hockey  Squad 
(1,   2)  ;   Basket  Ball   Squad    (1,    2,    3)  ;   Exchange 
Editor,  Siren  (2,  3) 


John  S.  Hissong Westville 

haw 
Phi  Delta  Phi 


Lawrence  Weaver  Hockaday.  .  .Decatur 
Agriculture 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Senior  Manager,  Interscholas- 
tic  Circus;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4)  ;  Cav- 
alry Officers'  Club;  Interfraternity  Council  (3,  4)  ; 
Athletic  Council  (4);  Agricultural  Club;  Dairy 
Club;  Dance  Supervision  Committee  (4);  "Ag" 
Dance  Committee  (3) 


Walter  Caleb  Hodge  ....  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 
Education 


Elizabeth  Evans  Hinckle.  .Bloomington 
Journalism- 
Alpha.  Chi  Omega 
Theta  Sigma  Phi ;  First  Council,  Woman's  League; 
First  Council,   Y.   W.   C.   A.;   Daily  Illini    (2); 
Matrix    Chairman    (3)  ;    Chairman,    Homecoming 
Registration  Committee  (3) 
De  Pauw  University 


Maynard  K.  Hine Tuscola 

Dentistry 
Delta  Sigma  Delta 

Phi    Eta   Sigma ;    Senior   Class    President ;    Student 
Council  (3,  4) 


Leonard  Frank  Hinze Carroll,  Iowa 

Athletic  Coaching 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa 


Floyd  John  Hirth 

Dentistry 
Delta  Sigma  Delta 


.  Chicago 


Robert  Theodore  Hise.  .  .Massillon,  Ohio 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Reserve  Football  Squad    (3, 
4) 


I     I 


Edward  Charles  Hoelscher,  Jr.  .Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 

Tu-Mas ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Chairman,  Sopho- 
more Cap  Committee  ;  Junior  Informal  Committee  ; 
Sophomore  Cotillion  Committee ;  Interfraternity 
Council  (3,  4)  ;  President,  Interfraternity  Council 
(4) 


Joseph  Robert  Hoff Chicago 

Law 
Psi  Upsilon 

Phi  Alpha  Delta;  Pi  Epsilon  Delta;  Mask  and 
Bauble;  Pierrots;  Sigma  Upsilon;  Daily  Illini  (1, 
2,  3),  News  Editor  (3)  ;  Cast  "Nada,"  "Brazil 
Nuts,"  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin,"  "Mary  the  Third," 
"Old  English";  Production  Manager,  Post  Exam 
Jubilee  (3)  ;  Cheerleader  (2) 


H.  Edward  Hoffa.  .  .  .Marshalltown,  Iowa 
Ceramic  Engineering 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 
University  of  Iowa ;  Iowa  State  College 


Vesper  Raymond  Hoffman.  . 
General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Pi 

Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Daily  Illini  (2) 


.Lovington 


Walter  Joseph  Hoffman Glenvieu 

Civil  Engineering 
Beta  Psi 


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William  Hoffman Chicago      Harold  George  Homuth Barrington 

General  Business  General  Business 

Phi  Eta  Sigma  Sigma  Delta  Rho 

Daily  IUini  (1) 
Iowa  State  College 

Henry  Redden  Hogendobler  Robert  Ward  Honens Sterling 

Villa  Ridge  Mechanical  Engineering 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering  Triangle 

Sigma  Epsilon  ;  A.  I.  E.  E.  ;  Railway  Club  A.  S.  M.  E.  ;  Property  Manager,  "We  Are  Seven" 

,  Akira  Honke  ....  Waimea,  Kauai,  Hawaii 

Dorothy  Diane  Hoke Roanoke,  La.  _,       .    ,  _     . 

Electrical  Engineering 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Eta  Kappa  Nu .  E   E    Sodety 

Manchester  College  University  of  Hawaii ;  University  of  Michigan 


Francis  Wayland  Holbrook  ....  Chicago 
Civil  Engineering  ' 
Beta  Theta  Pi 

Theta  Tau ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Dolphins ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Swimming;  Varsity  Swimming  Letter  (2, 
3,4) 


William  Hoyt  Holden Glen  Ellyn 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta  Rho 
Illio    (1,    2);    Sophomore    Cotillion    Committee; 
Chairman,    Senior   Hat   Committee ;    Interfraternity 
Council  Cabinet 

Sally  Hollister Mishaivaka,  Ind. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Omega 

Henry  Clay  Holt Milford 

Education 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 

John  James  Holub,  Jr Cicero 

Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 

President,   Sophomore  Class;   Student  Council    (2) 


William  Michael  Honsa Brook  field 

Civil  Engineering 
Mu  San;  Tau  Nu  Tau;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, University  Brigade  (4) 


Leona  Hazel  Hoppenrath  ....  Brook  field 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta 
Beloit  College 


Clifford  G.  Horton Albion 

Athletic  Coaching 
Freshman  Varsity  Football 


Howard  Henry  Hottes 

Grand  Junction,  Colo. 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 

Pi  Tau  Sigma ;  Sigma  Phi  Delta 


James  Miller  Houck Hannibal,  Mo. 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Sigma  Nu 
Theta  Tau;  A.  S.  M.  E. 
William  Jewell  College 


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Frances  Susan  Howard Wilmette 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Phi 
Mortar  Board;  Torch;  Alethenai  Literary  Society; 
W.  A.  A.  ;  General  Woman's  Chairman,  Home- 
coming (4)  ;  Dance  Supervision  Committee;  First 
Council,  Women's  League  (4)  ;  Chairman,  Y.  W. 
C.  A.  Stunt  Show   (4)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Cabinet 


Eva  Adeline  Howarth Champaign 

Ho?ne  Economics 


George  Evan  Howell Champaign 

Commerce  and  Law 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Skull  and 
Crescent;  Sophomore  Cap  Committee;  Senior  Hat 
Committee ;  Pan-Hellenic  Ball  Committee  ;  Senior 
Informal  Committee ;  Senior  Ball  Committee ; 
Sophomore  Baseball  Manager;  Cast  "The  Dover 
Road,"   "Dulcy"  ;  University  Band  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


Jack  Farnell  Hudson Moweaqua 

Commerce 
Kappa  Delta  Rho 
Pan    Xenia;    First   Lieutenant,    University   Brigade 
(4) 


Frances  Isabelle  Hudson. 

Education 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Charles  Arthur  Huebner Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
Eta  Kappa  Nu ;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma ;   Phalanx ;  Pi 
Tau   Pi   Sigma;   Sigma   Tau;   Cheer  Leader   (3); 
Captain,  LTniversity  Brigade  (4) 


George  M.  Hoy Huntley 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 
Freshman    Basketball ;    Freshman    Varsity    Track ; 
University  Band   (1,  2) 


Olaf  U.  Hoy Lombard 

Accountancy 
Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Beta  Gamma  Sigma  ;   Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Beta   Alpha 
Psi ;  Accountancy  Club 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Robert  Albert  Hubata. 
Chemistry 
Northwestern  University 


.Oak  Park 


Lois  Hubbard Quincy 

Home  Economics 
Alpha  Delta  Theta 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  ;  Omicron  Nu ;    Gold  Feath- 
ers;    Home    Economics    Club;    Woman's    Editor, 
Agriculturist 
Honors  Day   (1,  2,  3) 


Jackson  Noyes  Huddleston 

Huntington,  W '.  Va. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Chi 

Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Alpha  Alpha  Alpha ;  Dance  Super- 
vision Committee   (4)  ;   Sophomore  Baseball   Man- 
ager 
Marshall  College 


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Walter  Paul  Hufnagel Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Crane  Junior  College 


Catherine  Noyes  Hughes Mattoon 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 
Ward-Belmont 


Malinda  Richolene  Hughes.  .Hoopeston 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Omicron  Pi 


William  Buel  Huie Urbana 

Pre-Legal 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma 
Alpha  Alpha  Alpha ;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta 
Gamma;  Varsity  Debate  Team  (3) 


Carl  Max  Hull Clinton 

Chemistry 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 

Phi   Lambda  Upsilon ;   Phi   Mu   Alpha  ;   Sinfonia : 
Freshman  Varsity  Gymnastics ;  Wesley  Foundation 
Council 
Hanover  College 


THE  CLASS 


Fred  Humbert Geneseo 

Athletic  Coaching 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Sachem  ;  Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Delta 
Theta  Epsilon  ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Cavalry  Officers' 
Club  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Varsity  Football 
Letter  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Student  Colonel,  University  Bri- 
gade  (4)  ;  Student  Council 


Robert  Case  Humphrey Joliet 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Xi 

Daily  Illini  (1,  2) 
Joliet  Junior  College 


Herbert  Walroth  Hurd.  .  .  .Kenilworth 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Delta  Theta 


Allen  Hurwitz Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

Pharmacy 


Rae  Kathryne  Hunsicker Chicago 

p  .        •  Ivan  Jerome  Hutchens Fairfield 

Alpha  Xi  Delta  Law 

Chicago  Normal  College  Sigma  Mu  Sigma 


Helen  Rosetta  Hunsinger Staunton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Cosmopolitan  Club 
German  Club ;   Gold  Feathers  ;   Gregorian  Literary 
Society;  W.  A.  A. ;  Soccer  (1,  4)  ;  Apparatus  (1)  ; 
May  Fete  (2) 


David  C.  Hunter Macomb 

Landscape  Architecture 
Phalanx 


Silas  Haskins  Huntington  . .  Ladoga,  Ind. 
Landscape  Architecture 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 

University  Landscape  Architects  Society ;  Landscape 
Society 


Delia  Elizabeth  Huntoon.  .  .La  Grange 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Omega 

Gold  Feathers ;  First  Council,  Woman's  League 
Frances  Shimer  School 


Marlin  Clair  Hupp Champaign 

Commerce 
Beta  Nu  Kappa 


OF 
930 


Harry  Ibler Free  port 

Electrical.  Engineering 
A.  I.  E.  E. ;  E.  E.  Society 


Carroll  Everett  Imhoff.  .  .Washington 
Chemistry 
Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 


Marguerite  V.  Ingram Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 

Junior  Prom  Committee ;  Junior  Ulinae  President 
Honors  Day  (1) 


Celia  Marie  Irick Pitts  field 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Loki 

Gregorian   Literary   Society ;    Illini    Grange ;    Inter- 
Literary  Council 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Lawrence  E.  Irish Blandinsville 

Banking  and  Finance 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 

Illinois  College 


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Wilbur  Clark  Iseminger Hey  worth  Ann  Elise  Jaeger East  St.  Louis 

Civil  Engineering  Education 

Theta  Nu  Epsilon  Physikos  Paideia;  W.  A.  A.;  Soccer  (1,  2)  ;  Bas- 

Scabbard  and  Blade;  Tau  Nu  Tau ;  A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  ^      U  {1}  .    ~„ 

Captain,  University  Brigade  (4)  Illinois  Woman  s  College 


Anna  Louise  Jackman Lake  Forest 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Mortar  Board ;  Junior  Represen- 
tative, Woman's  League;  Senior  Representative, 
Woman's  League;  Ptesident,  University  League  of 
Women  Voters  (4)  ;  First  Council,  Woman's 
League   (4) 


Harold  Henry  Jaegli.  .  .Hillsboro,  Kans. 
Law 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma 
Senior  Law  Cane  Committee 
Universiry  of  Utah 


Norman  Leonard  Jacklin Streator 

Electrical  Engineering 
Synton  ;  E.  E.  Society 


David  Smeaton  Jaffray. 
Pre- Medic 
Sigma  Phi  Sigma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Phi  Chi 


.  Chicago 


Ruth  Elizabeth  Jackson Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Daily  Illini   (1,  2) 
University  of  Chicago 


Ernest  William  Jacobi 

East  Orange,  N.  J. 

Accountancy 
Freshman  Varsity  Track 


William  Francis  Jacobs Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Kappa 

Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Chairman, 
Sophomore  Cotillion  Committee ;  Pan-Hellenic  Ball 
Committee  (3) 


Herbert  Rogde  Jacobsen Chicago 

Commerce  and  Law 
Sigma  Nu 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Dance  Supervision 
Committee  ;  Sophomore  Baseball  Manager ;  Winner 
of  Beta  Gamma  Sigma  Scholarship  Cup   (1) 


Milton  Jacobson Chicago 


Law 


Nu  Beta  Epsilon 
Crane  Junior  College 


*  A  t 


Arthur  Morris  Jahn Taylor  Ridge 

Banking  and  Finance 


Arch  Stephens  James Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Psi 
Tu-Mas ;   Skull   and   Crescent;   Mask   and  Bauble; 
Pierrots;  Junior  Cap  Committee;   Daily  Illini    (I, 
2) 


Neora  Gertrude  Janssen Golden 

Home  Economics 
Ztt&  Tau  Alpha 

Home  Economics  Club  ;  German  Club  ;  Illinois  Ag- 
riculturist Staff 
Carthage  College 


Frank  B.  Jantac Cicero 

General  Business  and  Accountancy 
Delta  Sigma  Pi 
Accountancy  Club 
Morton  Junior  College 


Howard  Lester  Jenkins Long  Point 

Accountancy 

Accountancy  Club 


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Hugh  Reinhardt  Jenkinson  ....  Chicago 
■  Chemical  Engineering 
Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 
Tribe  of  Illini ;  A.  I.  C.  E.  ;  Caisson  Club ;  German 
Club ;  Freshman  Varsity  Gym  ;  Varsity  Gym  Letter 
(2,  3,  4)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (3)  ;  Inter- 
fraternity  Council 


Harold  Snoddy  Jester.  .  .Perrysville,  Ind. 

Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society;  A.  I.  E.  E.  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4)  ;  Men's  Glee  Club  (2,  4) 


Miles  Charleston  Johnsen Harvey 

Architectural  Engineering 
Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Tau  Nu  Tau ;  Captain,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4) 


Alice  Mabel  Johnson Champaign 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
W.  A.  A.  ;  Le  Cercle  Francais 
Honors  Day 
Cornell  College 


Arthur  C.  Johnson Millington 

Agriculture 
Farm  House 

Illini    Grange ;    Agricultural    Club ;    Dairy    Club ; 


Dairy  Judging  Team  (3) 
(4) 


Fat  Stock  Judging  Team 


Bernice  Catherine  Johnson 

Davenport,  Iowa 

Education 
Patsons  College 


Carleton  Ware  Johnson Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Rho 
Freshman  Varsity  Basketball;  University  Band   (1, 
2)  ;  Choral  Society  (3,  4)  ;  Varsity  Glee  Club  (3, 
4) 


Charles  Andrew  Johnson Urbana 

General  Business 
Sigma  Nu 
Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Sachem  ;  Alpha  Delta  Sigma  ;  Band 
of  X;  Business  Manager,   Daily  Illini    (4)  ;  Man- 
ager, Block  I  (3)  ;  University  Band  (1,  2) 


Dorothy  Marie  Johnson.  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
F  re- Me  die 
Delta  Delta  Delta 
Chi  Chi  Chi ;  Terrapin  Club ;  Gold  Feathers  ;  W. 
A.  A.  ;  Orchesis ;  Life  Saving  Club;  Hockey  (1,  2, 
3,  4)  ;  Basketball  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Swimming  (1,  2,  3)  ; 
Volleyball     (1);    Baseball     (1,    3);    Track    (2); 
Tennis  (3)  ;  Bowling  (3)  Major  I  A  (3)  ;  Minor  I 
A  (3)  ;  Numerals  (3)  ;  Business  Staff,  Illio  (3)  ; 
Manager,    Terrapin   Water   Carnival    (3)  ;   Produc- 
tion Staff,  Homecoming  Stunt  Show   (3,  4)  ;  May 
Fete  Dance  Committee  (2,  3) 
University  of  Kansas 


Paul  Francis  Johnson Moline 

Accountancy 
Beta  Alpha  Psi ;  Accountancy  Club 
Augustana  College 


Percy  Everett  Johnson Martinsville 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha 


Philip  Cordt  Johnson Blue  Island 

Pre-Legal 
Chi  Beta 


Ralph  Keneth  Johnson  ...  .Martinsville 
Banking  and  Finance 
Delta  Chi 

Alpha  Delta  Sigma  ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Wrestling  (3,  4)  ;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2)  ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Robert  Johnson Kirkwood 

Chemical  Engineering 


Roy  P.  Johnson Oregon 

Agriculture 
Chi  Tau 

Alpha  Tau  Alpha 
Mount  Morris  College 


Ruth  Mary  Johnson Kendallville 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Mortar  Board  ;  Torch  ;  Terrapin  Club  ;  Life  Saving 
Club  ;  Physikos  Paideia ;  First  Council,  Woman's 
League;  Soccer  (1,  2,  3,  4)  ;  Basketball  (1,  2,  3)  ; 
Bowling  (1,  2)  ;  Swimming  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Track  (1, 
2)  ;  May  Fete  (1,  2)  ;  Minor  I  A  (1)  ;  Major  I  A 
(3)  ;  Varsity  Basketball  (2,  3)  ;  Varsity  Soccer  (2, 
3),  Manager  (3)  ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Swimming  Manager 
(2)  ;  Student  Council;  President,  W.  A.  A.   (4) 


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Isabel  Frisby  Johnston Rock  Falls 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
PhiMu 
Gregorian  Literary  Society ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Basketball 
(2)  ;  Swimming  (2)  ;  Life  Saving  Club;  Tadpole; 
May  Fete  (3) 
Rockford  College 


Burton  Evans  Jolley.  . .  .North  Chicago 
General  Business 
Delta  Upsilon 
Sigma  Iota  Epsilon ;  Chairman,  Dad's  Day  Recep- 
tion Committee   (3)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade 
(4)  ;  Cast,  "Old  English*  (4) 


Walter  Jolley Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Nu 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Tribe  of  II- 
lini ;  Varsity  Football  Letter  (2,  3,  4) 

Emery  E.  Jones Fisher 

Agriculture 

Livestock  Judging  Team ;  Hoof  and  Horn  Club 

Truman  Jones Stockton 

Pre-Legal 
Chi  Psi 

Icarus ;  Chairman,  Dean  Clark  Portrait  Committee 
(3)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 
University  of  Arizona 


Venus  Sarah  Johnson Leland      William  Donald  Jones Streator 

Home  Economics  Law 

Theta  Delta  Chi 
Phi  Alpha  Delta 

Vivian  Naomi  Johnson Woodhull      WlNIFRED  Ellen  J»nes Salem 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Knox  College  Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;  Pi  Delta  Phi ;  French  Club  ; 

°  Spanish  Club 

Bruce  Gilbert  Johnston  . .  Pittsburg,  Pa.      RoBERT  Leseie  Jordan Waltham,  Me. 

Civil  Engineering  Electrical  Engineering 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Chi  Epsilon  ;  A.  S.  C.  E.  Kappa  Zeta  Rho 

Kansas  Junior  College  Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  A.  I.  E.  E. ;  Captain,  Univer- 

sity Brigade  (4) 

Stanley  Robert  Jordan Sycamore 

**  Electrical  Engineering 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Eta  Kappa  Nu  ;  E.  E. 
Society ;  A.  I.  E.  E. 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

Esther  Louise  Jorgenson Chicago 

Education 
Chicago  Normal  College 

Herman  H.  Jost,  Jr East  St.  Louis 

Civil  Engineering 
Beta  Sigma  Psi 
Scabbard  and  Blade;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Caisson  Club; 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Hampden  Cutts  Judson.  .  .Detroit,  Mich. 
General  Business 
Delta  Tau  Delta 

Business  Staff,  Illio  (1,  2)  ;  Interfraternity  Council 
(3,  4) 


Dorothy  H.  Jueal Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Xi  Delta 


OF 
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Janice  H.  Juergensen Chicago      Beatrice  Kane Pinckneyville 

Education  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Gregorian  Literary  Society;  Choral  Club  Gamma  Phi  Beta 
Crane  Junior  College 


Charles  Jun Chicago  Thyra  Phyllis  Kantor Chicago 

Civil  Engineering  Liheral  Arts  and  Sciences 

Anubis  Sigma  Delta  Tau 

A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Interfraternity  Council  (J,  4)  nrjfi'i"1^  M^  S°T  uY  ;  m  °t-  f^cT  ;  ,?"& 

'  v   '     '  lllmi  (I,  2)  ;  Mask  and  Bauble  Ticket  Sales  (1,  2) 

Honors  Day  (1 ) 


Anton  Jureziz,  Jr Mascoutah      Ge°kge  Kaplan Champaign 


Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon 


Law 

Kappa  Phi  Sigma  ;  Nu  Beta  Epsilon  ;  Senior  Cane 
Committee  (5)  ;  University  Band  (1,  2,  3,  4,  5)  ; 
Orchestra   (1,  2,  3) 


Irma  L.  Kadic Chicago 

Home  Economics 
Kappa  Delta 

Torch ;  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron ;  Anonian  Literary 
Society ;  Home  Economics  Club ;  Jamesonian  Lit- 
erary Society;  Gold  Feathers;  Hockey  (4)  ;  Tennis 
(2)  ;  Apparatus  (4)  ;  Life  Saving  (4)  ;  Daily  Illini 
(1,  2,  3),  Home  Economics  Editor  (4)  ;  Illinois 
Agriculturist  (1)  ;  Chairman,  Homecoming  Pub- 
licity Committee ;  Chairman,  Publicity  Committee 
of  Woman's  League  (4)  ;  First  Council,  Woman's 
League  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Ethel  Katherine  Kaesebier Emden 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Bethany  Circle 

University  of  Wisconsin 


.  Chicago 


Burt  Kamin 

Education 
Delta  Pi 

Freshman  Varsity  Soccer 
Crane  Junior  College 


Philip  H.  Kammann Mascoutah 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Xi 

Illio  (1);  Chairman,  Dad's  Day  Transportation 
Committee  (2)  ;  Chairman,  Dad's  Day  Accommo- 
dations Committee  (3)  ;  Chairman,  Junior  Cap 
Committee  (3);  President,  Junior  Class;  Student 
Council  (3) 


Henry  Leveke  Kamphoefner 

Sioux  City,  Iowa 

Architecture 

Sigma  Pi 
Morningside  College 


Jack  Kaplan Chicago 

Chemistry 


Sadie  Kaplan Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Sulo  Arthur  Karjala Waukegan 

Chemistry 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Frank  Albert  Karnatz. 
Chemistry 
Phi  Lambda  Upsilon 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Roy  Fred  Karnuth Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Crane  College 


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Kaname  Kashiwagi Champaign 

Architectural  Engineering 
Japanese  Student  Club 
Yokohama  Technical  College 


Mary  Charlotte  Keith La  Grange 

Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 
Le  Cercle  Francais  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commission  (J)  ; 
First  Council,  Woman's  League  (4) 
Rockford  College 


Adelyn  E.  Kast Berwyn      Esther  Clara  Keller.  . . 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Commerce 

Morton  Junior  College 


.Alia 


Illinois  State  Normal  University ;  Bradley  Polytech- 
nic Institute 


John  Charles  Kastner 

General  Business 
Chi  Tau 


.Galena      Emily  Josephine  Kelley Mt.  Vernon 

Education 
Electra 

Eta  Sigma  Phi;  Woman's  Cosmopolitan  Club 


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William  John  Katt Highland 

Electrical  Engineering 


Harold  M.  Kaufmann. 
Law 

Nu  Beta  Epsilon 
Northwestern  University 


.  Chicago 


Homer  Edward  Kearnaghan.  .Mt. Carroll 

Agriculture 
University  Band   (1,  2,  3) 


Edward  Francis  Keating Chicago 

Pharmacy 

Vice    President,    Senior    Class ;    Chairman,    Social 
Committee;  Chairman,  Picture  Committee 


Betty  Helen  Kehoe River  Forest 

General  Business 
Theta  Phi  Alpha 
Torch  ;  Gamma  Alpha  Phi ;  Phi  Chi  Theta ;  Gold 
Feathers  ;  Orange  and  Blue  Feathers ;  Jamesonian 
Literary  Society;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2,  3)  ; 
Enterpriser  (1)  ;  Chairman,  Dad's  Day  Commit- 
tee ;  Junior  Prom  Committee ;  Sophomore  Informal 
Committee 


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Claire  Louise  Kelly Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Omega 

Shi-Ai;  Daily  Illini  (1);  Illio  (2),  Advertising 
Manager  (3);  Sophomore  Informal  Committee; 
Junior  Prom  Committee ;  Chairman,  Homecoming 
Accommodation  Committee   (4) 


Jack  Theodore  Kemp 

Pre-Medic 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
Phi  Rho  Sigma ;  Sigma  Psi 


.  Kewanee 


Arlene  Josephine  Kempton 

Duluth,  Minn. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Gamma 
Lawrence  College 


Kathryn  Ellen  Kendall Chicago 

Education 
Chicago  Normal  College 


William  Beveridge  Kendall  ....  Chicago 
Chemical  Engineering 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 
A.  I.  C.  E. 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 


THE  CLASS 


Vernon  Robert  Kent Paw  Paw 

Education 

Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Robert  McClellan  Kenyon Aurora 

General  Business 


Blanche  LeBaron  Kerr Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta 

Mortar  Board ;  Torch ;  Gold  Feathers  Council ; 
Orange  and  Blue  Feathers ;  Spanish  Club ;  Illini 
Theatre  Guild;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2);  Chairman, 
Mothers'  Day  Publicity  Committee  (3)  ;  Chairman, 
Big  Sister  Captains  (3)  ;  Secretary,  Woman's 
League   (4)  ;  First  Council,   Woman's  League   (4) 


Margaret  Kertes Joliet 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
French   Club;   German  Club;   Jamesonian   Literary 
Society;  University  Choral  Society;  Siren  Staff  (4) 
Joliet  Junior  College 


Doris  Ozel  Kessler Cairo 

Education 
Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Sketch  Club 

Southern  Illinois  Normal  University;  University  of 
Colorado 


Edith  Rachel  Kennedy Dixon 

■Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Spanish  Club 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Thomas  Kennedy Chester 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Leanore  Kenney Ottumwa,  Iowa 

Journalism 
Grinnell  College 


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George  William  Kessler.  .St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mechanical  Engineering 

Phi  Pi  Phi 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  Sigma 
Tau ;  A.  S.  M.  E.  ;  Engineering  Council 


J.  Raymond  Kieding Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 
Tribe  of  Illini ;  Dolphins ;  Freshman  Varsity  Swim- 
ming;  Varsity   Swimming  Letter    (2,    3,    4),   Cap- 
tain   (4)  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Water   Polo;  Varsity 
Water  Polo  Letter  (2,  3,  4) 


Thomas  Harold  Kiley.. 

Pre-Legal 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 
Phi  Delta  Gamma 


.  Kansas 


Harry  Stephen  Kilian St.  Charles 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon 


Helen  Dorothy  Kimball  . 
Education 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
Pan-Hellenic  Council  (3,  4) 


.  Chicago 


Mary  Kathryn  Kimball Bushnell 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Anonian  Literary  Society 


Margaret  Mary  Kinder Urbana 

Education 
Kappa  Delta  Pi 

Jamesonian    Literary    Society;    Gold    Feathers;    Le 
Cercle  Francais 


Ethel  Elizabeth  Kinderman.  .  .Oak  Park 

Education 
Chicago  Normal  College ;  University  of  Chicago 


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Irene  Grace  Kirchner Waukegan 

Accountancy 
Chi  Omega 
Assistant  Chairman,  May  Fete;  Chairman,  Health 
Week;  W.  A.  A.;  Basketball  (1,  2,  3);  Swim- 
ming (1,  2,  3)  ;  Soccer  (1,  2,  3,  4)  ;  Baseball 
(1,  2,  3),  Manager  (2)  ;  Life  Saving  Club  (1,  2, 
3,  4)  ;  Terrapin  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


James  Lee  Kirkland Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 


Allen  Morse  Kite Chicago 

Banking  and  Finance 
Tau  Delta  Phi 


James  Donald  Knapp Chicago 

Public  Utilities 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Beta   Gamma    Sigma ;    Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Pierrots ; 
Cast,  "Nada"  ;  Cast,  "The  Brazil  Nuts" 
University  of  Chicago 


Frances  Inez  Knight Aurora 

Banking  and  Finance 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 

Maryland  College  for  Women 


Charles  Francis  King East  St.  Louis 

Industrial  Administration 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Mary  Elizabeth  King Crystal  Lake 

Education 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 
Pi   Delta   Phi ;    Anonian    Literary   Society ;    Choral 
Society;    Jamesonian    Literary    Society;    Le    Cercle 
Francais;  Women's  Glee  Club 
Honors  Day    ( 1 ) 


Neil  George  Kingsnorth Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma  ;  A.  S.  A.  E.  ; 
A.    S.    M.    E.  ;    Heliograph ;    Captain,    University 
Brigade   (4) 
University  of  Chicago 


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James  Dale  Knox Hinsdale 

Industrial  Ad?ninistration 
Delta  Phi 

Beta  Gamma  Sigma  ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Alpha  Delta 
Sigma  ;  Sigma  Iota  Epsilon ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Inter- 
fraternity  Council ;  Commerce  Council ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Fencing  Squad  ;  Varsity  Fencing  Squad  (2, 
3,  4)  ;  Chairman  Dad's  Day  Publicity  Committee 
(4)  ;  Senior  Invitation  Committee 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3,  4)  Graduation  with  High 
Honors 


John  Wesley  Kochendorfer  .  Champaign 

Architectural  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. ;  University  Band  (2) 


Elmer  Joseph  Kocour Chicago 

Medicine 
Crane  Junior  College 


Marguerite  Louise  Koelln 

Michigan  City,  Ind. 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Lindenwood  College 


Anna  Beatrice  Kostka Cicero 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
University  of  Chicago 


Charles  Lewis  Kotovie Chicago 

Industrial  Education 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Freshman   Varsity   Swimming;  Varsity   Swimming 
Squad  (2) 


Milton  Edward  Kraft Chicago 

Education 
Chi  Tau 

German  Club;  First  Regimental  Band   (1,   2,   3)  ; 
Football  Band  (1,  2,  3) 


Vera  A.  Kraft Chicago 

Home  Economics 
Delta  Gamma 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron;  Alethenai  Literary  Society; 
German  Club;  Choral  Society;  Women's  Editorial 
Staff,  1929  IHio 
Honors  Day  (1) 


THE  CLASS 


Elizabeth  Julia Kresler.  .Rennselaerjnd. 
Education 
Delta  Delta  Delta 
Eta  Sigma  Phi 
Western  College  for  Women 


Claude  George  Krueck Elyria,  Ohio 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Sigma  Lambda 
Freshman  Varsity  Track ;  Freshman  Varsity  Foot- 
ball;  Varsity  Football  Squad  (3,  4)  ;  Men's  Glee 
Club  (2) 


Marvin  Henry  Krueger Forest  Park 

Pharmacy 


Elma  Clara  Krumsieg Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Theta 
German  Club ;  Jamesonian  Literary  Society 
Crane  Junior  College 


Helen  Dorothy  Kruse Chatnpaign 

Physical  Education 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
W.   A.  A.;   Soccer   (3;   4);  Volley  Ball   (2,   3)  ; 
Baseball   (4)  ;  May  Fete  (3) 


Walter  Andrew  Kramarczyk.  .  .Chicago 
Pharmacy 


Katherine  Krebaum 

General  Business 
University  of  Wisconsin 


Robert  Emerson  Kuhl Wilmette 

Banking  and  Finance 
Delta  Chi 

Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Interfraternity  Coun- 
cil (4)  ;  Infantry  Officers'  Club  (1)  ;  Freshman 
Cross  Country;  Reporter,  Daily  Illini  (1,2)  ;  News 
Editor,  Daily  Illini  (3)  ;  Enterpriser  (4)  ;  Com- 
merce Dance  Committee  (3)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (1 ) 


.  Virden      Frank  John  Kuhn Marseilles 

General  Business 
Sigma  Delta  Rho 


Russell  Carlton  Kremer Chicago 

General  Business 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 
Illio   (1)  ;   Sophomore  Baseball  Manager;  Univer- 
sity Band  (1,  2,  3) 


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930 


Leon  William  Kuhn 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 


.  Marseilles 


Mary  Kathryn  Kumler. 
Education 


.Belleflower 


Brunette  Dorothea  Kummer 

Music 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 


.  Champaign 


Sidney  Benson  Kuykendall Marion 

Chemistry 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon 


Walter  Ernest  LaBelle Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Chi  Epsilon;  Theta  Tau ;  Engineer- 
ing   Council ;    A.    S.    C.    E. ;    Engineering    Dance 
Committee 


Herbert  John  Lacey Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


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Donald  Raymond  Laidig Sterling 

Architectural  Engineering 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Gargoyle ;  Sigma  Tau 

Miles  Alexander  Lamb St.  Charles 

Civil  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 

Russell  Emery  Lamoreux Lanark 

Agriculture 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 

Alpha  Tau  Alpha ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Varsicy 
Wrestling  Squad  (2)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University 
Brigade  (4)  ;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet 

Harriet  J.  Lampman Rockford 

Education 
Alpha  Xi  Delta 

Rockfotd  College 

Paul  William  Landgren Chicago 

General  Business 
Chi  Tau 

Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  Intetfraternity  Coun- 
cil 
Crane  Junior  College 


Walter  Bertrand  Lacey.  . 
Agriculture 
Farm  House 

Agricultural  Club  ;  Illini  Grange 


.  Casey      Alice  Virginia  Landhy Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Alvin  Landis Chicago 

Charles  B.  Laegeler Highland  Park  n  I     P' 

y  Junior  Informal  Committee ;  Senior  Memorial  Com- 

mittee 
University  of  Chicago ;  Lewis  Institute 


Lester  Laegeler Highland 

Pharmacy 


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William  Curtis  Lane Lincoln 

Physical  Education 
Phi    Epsilon   Kappa;    Captain,    University   Brigade 
(4) 


John  LaTreyte  Lang Joliet 

Civil  Engineering 
Joliet  Junior  College 


Peter  Thomas  Langan,  Jr Cairo 

Law 
Phi  Kappa  Psi 
Phi  Delta  Phi 
Harvard  University ;  Vanderbilt  University 


Lawrence  E.  Langdon Wilmette 

Civil  Engineering 
Triangle 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Mu  San ;  A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Interfrater- 
nity  Council;  Gym  Team  (1)  ;  Technograph  (1)  ; 
Sophomore  Track  Manager 


Dorothy  Frances  Lannon.  . .  .Saunemin 
Education 
Alpha  Omicron  Pi 
Illinois  Woman's  College 


J.  Frank  Lansing Champaign 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


THE  CLASS 


Elizabeth  Lantin Los  Angeles,  Cat. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 

University    of    California ;    University    of    Southern 
California 


Earl  M.  Lantz. 


Agriculture 


.  Shelbyville 


Agricultural  Club 


Everett  Christian  Larsen Hinckley 

Education 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon 


Fred  David  Larsen Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Tau 


Kenneth  Russell  Larsen Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Anubis 
A.  S.  C.  E. 


Knud  Anthon  Larsen  III Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Delta  Rho 
Pierrots  ;    Caisson    Club  ;    Spanish    Club  ;    Techno- 
graph  (1,  2)  ;  Enterpriser  (2)  ;  Glee  Club  (3,  4)  ; 
Chorus,    "Nada"    (3)  ;    Production   Staff,    "Is  Zat 
So?"    (3)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Charles  Reynold  Larson Lombard 

Accountancy 
Acacia 

Skull  and  Crescent ;  Interfraternity  Council .;  Enter- 
priser (1,  2)  ;  Junior  Informal  Committee;  Vice- 
President,  Illinois  Union  (4)  ;  Illinois  Union  Cabi- 
net (3) 


Ray  Larson Kewanee 


Commerce 


Theta  Chi 


Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Band  of  X ;  Accountancy  Club 
Daily  Mini  (1)  ;  Illini  Board  of  Control  (3,  4) 
Junior  Prom  Committee ;  Junior  Cap  Committee 
Senior  Hat  Committee 


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Robert  William  Lavicka Oak  Park 

Architectural  Engineering 
Delta  Phi 

Gargoyle  ;  Scarab 


Edwin  John  LawsonJr.  .  .Downers  Grove 

Civil  Engineering 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 

Theta  Tau;  Scabbard  and  Blade;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  In- 
terfraternity Council ;  Cavalry  Officers'  Club  •  Jun- 
ior Prom  Committee ;  Chairman,  Junior  Informal 
Committee;  Director,  Illinois  Union  (3,  4),  Vice- 
President  (4)  ;  Pan-Hellenic  Ball  Committee  (4)  ; 
Major,  University  Brigade  (4) 


K.  Lorene  Lawson Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Max  Lazovsky Evan st on 

Law 


Margaret  Louise  Leach Joliet 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;   Shi-Ai ;  Phi  Upsilon  Omi- 
cron ;   Co-Chairman,    Flower   Committee,   Mother's 
Day   (3)  ;   Chairman,   Shi-Ai   Sing   (3)  ;   Financial 
Secretary,  Woman's  League  (4)  ;  Grand  Treasurer, 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta  (1,  2,  3,  4) 
Lasell  Seminary 


Andrew  George  Leary Rockjord 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon ;   Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Fresh- 
man Varsity  Football   (1)  ;  Varsity  Football  Squad 
(2,  4)  ;  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad  (2)  ;  Men's  Glee 
Club  (4) 
Northeastern  University 


Julia  Elizabeth  Lee.  .  .Valley  City,  N.  D. 
Musical  Education 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 
Valley  City  State  Teachers  College 


Lucille  M.  Lee Albion 

Education 


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Robert  Ellsworth  Lee Danville      Florence  Juanita  Lewis Sheldon 

Banking  and  Finance  Home  Economics 

Delta  Sigma  Phi  Illinois  State  Normal  University 

Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Beta  Alpha 
Psi ;    Beta   Nu    Kappa ;    Accountancy   Club ;    Com- 
merce Council  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

Grover  Cyrus  Lewis Danville 

Alberta  Leeper Centralia  Chn  Engmeerhlg 

Educat'on  Theta  Kappa  Nu 

Sigma  Kappa  chi  Epsilon  ;  Phalanx  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Infantry  Offi- 

Shi-Ai ;  Gold  Feathers;  Daily  Illini  (1)  cers'  Club;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 

De  Pauw  University 

James  Warren  Lewis.  .  .Indianapolis,  Ind. 

John  Alfred  Legier Carmi  „  ,        . 

...       ,    .  , .  .  Education 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  0.         „. 

p,r,.  Sigma  Pi 

rm^ni  Tribe  of  Illini;  Varsity  Football   (2,  3,  4)  ;  Letter 

(3)  ;  Basketball  (2,  3,  4) 


Julien  Edward  LeMaire Basco 

Agriculture 
Hoof  and  Horn  Club 
Carthage  College 

Sidney  Levin Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Crane  College 

David  Leslie  Levine Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Eta  Kappa  Nu  ;  A.  I.  E.  E. 

Maxwell  Marshall  Lewin Chicago 

Law 
Delta  Pi 

Nu  Beta   Epsilon  ;   Tribe  of  Illini ;   Varsity   Soccer 
(3,  4),  Letter  (3) 

Alberta  Fenn  Lewis Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 
Torch ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Alpha  Lambda  Delta ; 
Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  Woman's  Production  Manager, 
Homecoming  Stunt  Show  (3)  ;  Woman's  General 
Manager  (4)  ;  Gold  Feather  Council ;  Y.  W.  C.  A. 
Commission  (3)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (4)  ;  First 
Council,  Woman's  League  (3,  4)  ;  Pan  Hellenic 
Council  (2,  3)  ;  General  Chairman,  Mother's  Day 
(3)  ;  Dance  Supervision  Committee  (4) 


Jerdie  Dale  Lewis Marshall 

Law 
Beta  Kappa 

Gamma   Eta   Gamma ;    Vice-President,   Senior  Law 
Class;  Interfraternity  Council  (3,  4) 

John  Hart  Lewis Jackson,  Miss. 

Commerce 
Zeta  Beta  Tau 

University  of  Alabama  ;   University   of  Wisconsin ; 
University  of  California 

Perry  Henry  Lewis Mendota 

Chemistry 
Kappa  Delta  Rho 

Phi  Eta  Sigma 

Phillip  F.  Lewis Marion 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Graceland  College 

William  David  Lewis Glen  Ellyn 

Commerce 
Chi  Phi 

Tu-mas ;  Chairman,  Sophomore  Informal  Commit- 
tee ;  Senior  Hat  Committee 


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Calvert  Joseph  Lincoln Gary,  Ind. 

Law 


Eva  Natalia  Lind Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma   Delta    Pi ;    El    Circulo   Espanol ;    Gregorian 
Literary  Society ;  W.  A.  A. 


August  G.  R.  Lindberg,  Jr Chicago 

Ceramic  Engineering 

Keramos;  Sigma  Tau;  Men's  Concert  Glee  Club; 
University  Band 

Honors  Day  (4) 


Dorothy  Elizabeth  Livesey.  . .  .Danville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Knox  College 


Parker  Chesterfield  Livingston 


Spokane,  Wash. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Theta  Chi 
Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Sachem ;  Alpha  Alpha  Alpha ;  Dol- 
phin ;  President,  Senior  Class ;  Interfraternity  Coun- 
cil (3,  4)  ;  Interfraternity  Scholarship  Committee 
(4)  ;  Student  Council  (4)  ;  President,  Athletic 
Council  (4)  ;  Chairman,  Senior  Jacket  Committee 
(4)  ;  Chairman,  Illini  Sportsmanship  Code  (3)  ; 
Block  I  Committee  (3)  ;  Senior  Intramural  Man- 
ager; Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Birtill  Arthur  Lloyd.  .Kingston,  Jamaica 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Kappa  Epsilon ;   Phi  Lambda 
Upsilon 

College  of  the  City  of  New  York 


Leslie  Lindsley Rockford 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Xi  Delta 
Life  Saving  Club  ;  Tadpole 
Connecticut  College ;  Rockford  College 


Anthony  William  Linkonis.  . .  .Chicago 
Architecture 
Kappa  Theta  Sigma 

Architectural  Society;  B.  A.  I.  D. ;  Wrestling  (1)  ; 
Band   (2) 


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Julia  Ann  Lipow Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Herbert  Richard  Lissner 

Michigan  City,  Ind, 

Engineering 
Phalanx;  Phi  Alpha  Lambda;  A.  S.  C.   E.  ;   First 
Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Neva  Louise  Little Champaign 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Zeta  Tau  Alpha 

Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  Women's  Varsity  Debating  Team 
(4) 


Catherine  Elizabeth  Loekle. 
Music 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 
Choral  Society;  Women's  Glee  Club 


.Peru 


Ernest  Ralph  Loewy Chicago 

Law 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
Nu  Beta  Epsilon ;  Secretary,  Senior  Law  Class 
Crane  Junior  College 


George  Stanley  Logan Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Psi  Upsilon 


James  L.  Long Urbana 


Beta  Kappa 

Hoof  and  Horn  Club ;  Illini  Flying  Club ;  Illini 
Grange ;  Phalanx ;  Second  Lieutenant,  University 
Brigade  (4) 


Phyllis  Freda  Long Peoria 

Education 
PhiMu 
Alpha  Sigma  Nu ;  El  Circulo  Espanol ;  Life  Saving 
Club ;  Physikos  Paideia ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  W.  A.  A.  Ad- 
visory Board  (4)  ;  Hockey  (3,  4)  ;  Volley  Ball  (3, 
4)  ;  Baseball  (3,  4)  ;  Apparatus  (3.  4)  ;  Archery 
(4)  ;  Minor  I  A  (3)  ;  Major  I  A  (4)  ;  Archery 
Manager  (4) 

Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


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Lyle  Wayne  Loomis Augusta,  Kans. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kansas     State     Agricultural     College ;     University 
World  Cruise ;  Kansas  University 


Charlotte  Emerson  Love 

Memphis,  Tenn. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Kappa  Delta 
Daily  Illini  (4) 

West  Tennessee  State  Teachers'  College  ;  University 
of  Colorado 


Gaze  E.  Lukas East  St.  Louis 

Accountancy 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;   Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Beta  Alpha 
Psi ;  Beta  Nu  Kappa ;  Captain,  University  Brigade 
(4)  ;    Illini    Chamber    or    Commerce;    Commerce 
Council ;  Accountancy  Club 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


John  Adolph  Lundgren  ....  Butte,  Mont. 

'Floriculture 
Floricultural  Club 
Montana  State  College 


Lawrence  L.  Lowe Aroma  Park      Josefina  Lupian Chicago 

Agriculture  Pharmacy 

Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Lambda  Kappa  Sigma 


fcgWjS 


Virginia  Stuart  Lowe Byron 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Linnean  Botany  Society 

George  Francis  Lowes Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

James  Harold  Lowry Loami 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
First  Regimental  Band   (3,  4) 


Kenneth  James  Lowry.  .Janesville,  Wis. 
Architectural  Engineering 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
A.  S.  C.  E. 


Mildred  Ludlow Paxton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Upsilon 


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930 

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Edgar  Allan  Luscombe La  Grange 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Sigma  Phi  Delta 

Pi  Tau  Sigma;  A.  S.  M.  E. 
Honors  Day  (1,  3) 


Edward  Arthur  Lusk Round  Lake 

Banking  and  Finance 
Theta  Upsilon  Omega 
Intercollegiate  Flying  Club  ;  Interfraternity  Council 
(3,  4)  ;  Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Pan-Hellenic 
Ball  Committee 


Julius  Magrew  Luther Wilmington 

Agriculture 
Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 
Agricultural  Club ;  A.  S.  A.  E. ;  Farm  Mechanics 
Club  ;  Interfraternity  Council ;  University  Band 


Madeline  Winifred  Lutyens  .  Springfield 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University 


Jeanett  Dee  Lutz West  Frankfort 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
W.  A.  A.  ;  Hockey  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Swimming  (2) 


THE  CLASS 


Glenn  Russell  Lyon 

Architecture 
Acacia 
Skull  and  Crescent;  Scarab 


.Pana      Thomas  Sidney  McClintock Herrin 

Pharmacy 


Fay  E.  McAtee 

Civil  Engineering 
Chi  Epsilon  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 


Esther  Louise  McBride.  . 

Education 
Crane  Junior  College 


d  Harry  William  McClugage Oglesby 

Civil  Engineering 
Ilus 

La  Salle-Peru-Oglesby  Junior  College 


Jane  Adelaide  McClure.  . .  .Blue Mound 
Education 
.  Chicago  Delta  Deita  Delta 

Mortar  Board  ;  Torch  ;  Alpha  Sigma  Nu ;  Kappa 
Delta  Pi ;  Gold  Feathers  ;  Physikos  Paideia  ;  W.  A. 
A.;  Soccer  (I,  2,  3,  4);  Basketball  (1,  2,  3); 
Baseball  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Apparatus  (1,  2)  ;  Bowling  (1, 
2,  3)  ;  Tennis  (3)  ;  Minor  I  A  (2)  ;  Major  I  A 
(3)  ;  Gold  Seal  (4)  ;  Daily  Illini  (2)  ;  Manager, 
W.  A.  A.  Basketball,  W.  A.  A.  Baseball 


John   McBride Monmouth 

Civil  Engineering 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Chi  Epsilon ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Second  Lieutenant,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4) 
Monmouth  College 


Foster  Wood  McCarty St.  Joseph 

Pre-Legal 
Phi  Pi  Phi 

Freshman  Varsiry  Track;  Freshman  Varsity  Foot- 


ball 

John  Wesley  McCarty 

.  .Areola 

Architectural  Engineering 
Wesley  Players ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 

Eva  Mae  McClain 

.  .Loami 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Omicron  Nu ;   Phi   Upsilon   Omicron ;   Home   Eco- 
nomics Club 

Honors  Day 

Illinois  State  Normal  University 

Wayne  Edward  McCleery 

.  .Leland 

Education 

Acacia 

Freshman     Varsity-    Football ;     Freshman     Varsity 
Wrestling;  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad  (4) 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 

. 

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I930 


Josephine  Baker  McCormick.  .  .  .Normal 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

Shi-Ai ;  Alethenai  Literary  Society 
National  Park  Seminary 


Lloyd  Allen  McCormick  ....  Champaign 

Mechanical  Engineering 
A.  S.  M.  E. 


Melvin  Aldridge  McCoy Springfield 

Music 
Pi  Kappa  Phi 
Kappa   Phi  Sigma;   Pierrots;  Concert  Band    (1,  2, 
3,  4)  ;  University  Orchestra  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


Samuel  McCune La  Grange 

Civil  Engineering 
Chi  Epsilon  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 
Queen's  University 


Evelyn  Margaret  McCutchen 

Ida  Grove,  Iowa 

Accountancy 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 

Gamma  Epsilon  Pi ;  Phi  Chi  Theta 


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Ray  McDaniels .Marion      John  Day  McIntire Spri. 

General  Business  Commerce  and  haw 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Delta  Sigma  Tau 

Cross-country    Track    Squad    (4)  ;    Varsity    Track 
Team  (3,  4)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Verne  Alexander  McDermont 

Riverside,  Calif. 

Education 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

Ma- Wan-Da ;    Tribe    of    Illini ;    Freshman    Varsity 

Track,  Letter  (3,  4),  Captain  (4) 


Georgine  Belle  McDonald.  .Champaign 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Bethany  Circle 
Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Alpha  Lambda  Delta 
Honors  Day   (1,  2,  3) 


Frederick  Hotchkiss  McKelvey.  .Sparta 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Delta  Theta 


Robert  Charles  MacLaggan.  .  .  .Chicago 
General  Business 
Cosmopolitan  Club 
First    Lieutenant,    University    Brigade    (4)  ;    Cast. 
"San-Toy' 


Harriet  McElroy Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Northwestern  University 


James  Leslie  McElroy Bondville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Francis  McGary Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 
Cavalry  Officers'  Club  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ; 
Varsity  Football  Squad   (2,   3)  ;  First  Lieutenant, 
University    Brigade     (4)  ;     Interfraternity    Council 
(4)  ;  Chorus,  "Prince  of  Pilsen"   (2) 


Vernon  C.  McGinnis Warren 

Athletic   Coaching 


Eugene  Littell  McHarry Havana 

Agriculture 
Phi  Pi  Phi 

Alpha  Zeta ;  Varsity  Football  Squad  (4)  ;  "Illinois 
Agriculturist"   (3,  4) 


OF 
930 


George  William  McLean Hillsboro 

Law 
Delta  Theta  Phi 

Gertrude  Rose  McMahon Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 
Daily  Illini  (3) 

Mary  McMahon Georgetown 

Home  Economics 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University 

Mary  Alice  MacMillan Hinsdale 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Omicron  Pi 
Torch ;    Alpha    Lambda    Delta ;    Gold    Feathers , 
Choral  (1,  2)  ;  Chairman,  Group  Committee,  Gold 
Feathers  (2)  ;  Chairman,  Mother's  Day  Transpor- 
tation Committee ;  Junior  Fatuity  Reception  Com- 
mittee ;   Chairman,    Dad's   Day   Information  Com- 
mittee;  May  Fete  (1,  2);  W.   A.  A.;  Soccer  (1, 
2)  ;  Apparatus  (1,  2) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Thomas  Harvey  McMillan Macomb 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Le    Cercle    Francais;    Student   Council,    McKinley 
Foundation  (4) 
Western  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


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Robert  Emmett  McMurtrie 

Dayton,  Ohio 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Sigma  Pi 
Interfraternity    Council ;    Freshman    Varsity    Base- 
ball;  Varsity  Baseball  Squad   (4) 


William  Thomas  McNeill Chicago 

haw 
Phi  Kappa  Psi 
Phi   Eta   Sigma ;    Phi   Delta   Phi ;   Junior   Informal 
Committee ;  Senior  Ball  Committee  ;  Dance  Super- 
vision   Committee ;    President,    Senior    Law    Class ; 
Senior  Varsity  Cheer-Leader 


Max  Boyd  McQueen  .... 
Pre-Medic 
Phi  Beta  Pi 

Choral  Society 


.Hutsonville 


Edwin  Lester  MacVeigh Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Ohio  Wesleyan  University 


Jack  Macdonald Chicago 

Journalism 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

Pierrots ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Fencing;  Intramural  Fencing  Champion  (3)  ;  Daily 
Illini  (2);  Band  (1,  2);  Cast,  "Brazil  Nuts," 
"Old  English" 


Josephine  Kindall  Macdonald 
1 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Gamma 


LaGrange 


.Benton 


Lucille  Virginia  Machiels  . . 
Education 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

Alethenai  Literary  Society  ;  Illio  (2) 
Ward  Belmont  School 


Guerard  Mackey Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Theta  Alpha 
Pi  Delta  Epsilon  ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  Theta  Tau ;  A.  _ 
M.    E. ;   Engineering   Council ;    Business   Manager 
Technograph  (3,  4) 


S. 


Myrtle  Edgren  Magnuson Berwyn 

Education 
Delta  Delta  Delta 
Tadpole  ;  Terrapin  ;   Life  Saving  Club  ;   Orchesis  ; 
W.  A.  A.;  Baseball  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Basketball  (2,  3. 
4)  ;  Bowling  (3)  ;  Minor  I  A  (3)  ;  Major  I  A  (3)  ; 
Soccer  (1,  2,  3,  4)  ;  Swimming  (1,  2,  3,  4)  ;  Ten- 
nis   (3,   4)  ;    Manager,    Soccer    (3)  ;   Cast,    "The 
Ancient  Mariner"   (3)  ;  May  Fete  (3) 
Morton  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Ella  Marie  Magny 

Education 
Theta  Upsilon 

North  Park  College 


Martin  Francis  Maher Streator 

Journalism 
Beta  Theta  Pi 

Sachem ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi ;  Skull 
and  Crescent;  Chief  Editorial  Writer,  Daily  Illini 
(4)  ;  Author,  "Steppin'  West,"  1929  Student 
Opera 


James  Lawrence  Major,  Jr.  .Champaign 
Education 

Freshman  Varsity  Baseball;  Varsity  Baseball  Squad 

(2,  3) 

University  of  Kentucky 


Samuel  Joseph  Makeever.  .  .  .Marseilles 
Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 

Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Sachem  ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Cross  Coun- 
try Track  (2,  4)  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Track  Team; 
Letters  (2,  3) 


Margaret  Louise  Mallatt Sheldon 

Music 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 

Choral   Society ;    Le   Cercle   Francais ;    Orange   and 
Blue  Feathers;  Women's  Glee  Club 
Honors  Day  (4) 


Richard  Charles  Malone Freeport 

Accountancy 
Kappa  Theta  Sigma 
Accountancy   Club ;   Advertising   Staff,    Enterpriser 
(2)  ;  Assistant  Editor,  Enterpriser  (3) 
Columbia  College 


Victor  De  Forrest  Malone 

Maplewood,  Mo. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Tau  Nu  Tau ;  Freshman  Varsity  Baseball ;  Senior 
Independent  Intramural  Manager ;  First  Lieutenant, 
University  Brigade  (4)  ;  University  Rifle  Team  (3, 
4)  ;  Cabinet,  Independent  Council 


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Earl  John  Mann Batavia  Michael  Charles  Marten Chicago 

Landscape  Architecture  Civil  Engineering 

Scarab  Theta  Kappa  Phi 

Phillip   Edward  Mann Flora  Delmar  Everett  Martensen.  .  .  .Anchor 

General  Business  Law 

Beta  Gamma  Sigma  Theta  Nu  Epsilon 

Honors  Day   (1,  2,  3)  Illinois  Wesleyan  University 

Elva  Winifred  Martin Urbana 

Harold  Austin  Manuel Quincy  General  Business 

Electrical  Engineering  Theta  Upsilon 

beta  rsi  Gamma   Epsilon    Pi ;    Phi    Chi   Theta ;   Commerce 

Etta  Kappa  Nu ;  Sigma  Tau  Council  (4) 

Honors  Day  (1,  3) 


i 


Robert  Lee  Manville Harvey 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Tau  Beta  Pi  ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Phi  Mu  Alpha  ;  Rail- 
way Club;  E.   E.  Society;  A.   I.  E.  E.  ;  University 
Concert  Band 
Honors  Day 

Alberta  Slaten  Mareing Mattoon 

Education 
Illinois   State   Normal   University ;    Eastern   Illinois 
State  Teachers'  College 

Gladys  Beryl  Mark Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Omega 

Illio  Staff  (2)  ;  Illini  Business  Staff  (2) 


Isobel  Thompson  Marsh.  .  .Denver,  Colo. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Phi 
Anonian  Literary  Society 
University  of  Denver 


Rufus  Julian  Marshall Danville 

Education 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
Delta  Sigma  Psi ;  Kappa   Phi  Kappa ;   Phi  Epsilon 
Kappa;    Sigma    Delta    Sigma;    Freshman    Varsity 
Basketball;    Freshman    Varsity    Baseball;    Varsity 
Baseball  Letter  (2,  3) 


0  y 

jjpP 

Wilbert  Arthur  Martin Freeport 

Education 
Phi    Delta    Gamma;    Men's    Glee    Club;    Sketch 
Club;  Choral  Society;  University  Band 


Elizabeth  Claire  Martindale  . .  .  Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Phi 
Alethenai  Literary  Society  ;  Gold  Feathers 
Northwestern  University 


Gordon  Stanish  Marvin Peoria 

Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society;  Kappa  Phi  Gamma 
Northwestern  University 

Mildred  Eva  Marx Louisville.  Ky. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Science* 
Sigma  Delta  Tau 

Carl  J.  Mason Jacksonville 

Public  Utilities 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 


0-  m 


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Lottie  Will  Massey.  . . . 
Dentistry 
Class  Secretary  (3) 
Lewis  Institute 


.  Chicago 


Kate  Allison  Mathews. 
Pharmacy 


.Evanston 


Helen  Marie  Mathis Morton 

Physical  Education 
Phi  Mu 
W.    A..  A.;    Physikos   Paideia ;    Volley   Ball    (2); 
Apparatus  (2)  ;  May  Fete  (2) 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Frank  Augustus  Matteson,  Jr  .  . .  ,  Joliet 
Civil  Engineering 
Theta  Upsilon  Omega 
Adelphic   Literary   Society;   Technograph    (1);   A. 
S.  C.  E.  ;  Concert  Band  (2,  3,  4) 


George  Downey  Matthews.  . .  .  Wheaton 
Electrical  Engineering 
Delta  Sigma  Lambda 
Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma;  E.  E.  Society;  First  Lieutenant, 
University  Brigade   (4) 


Kenneth  Wilbur  Mason.  .  . 
Athletic  Coaching 
Phi  Kappa  Psi 
Freshman  Varsity  Baseball 


.  Chicago 


Leslie  Randolph  Mason 

Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

Chemical  Engineering 

Chemistry  Club  ;  Floricultural  Club 
Honors  Day  ( 1  ) 


Mabel  Lyda  Majon Rossville 

Education 
Choral  Society    (3,   4)  ;   W".    A.   A.;   Minor   I.   A. 
(3);  Hockey    (1,   2);   Track    (1);   Volleyball    (2, 
3)  ;  Apparatus  (2) 


OF 
I930 


Andrew  Bernard  Matthiesen,  Jr. 

Seattle,  Wash. 

Floriculture 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Pi  Alpha  Xi 
Washington  State  College 


William  Howard  Maxant.  .River  Forest 
Pre-Law 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Alpha    Alpha    Alpha;    Adelphic    Literary    Society; 
German  Club  ;  Inter-Literary  Council 
University  of  Chicago 


Bernard  Cornelius  Mayberry 

East  St.  Louis 

Law 
Phi  Delta  Phi 

First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 


Bernard  Joseph  Mayer.  .  .  .St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Phi  Epsilon  Pi 

Phi   Delta   Gamma ;   Manager,    Interscholasitc  Cir- 
cus ;  Debate  Team  (3) 


Herman  William  Mayer 

Bay  Shore,  N.  Y. 

Athletic  Coaching 

Irving  Barry  Mayer Chicago 

Law 
Tau  Epsilon  Phi 

Robert  Wallace  Mayer Mt.  Pulaski 

Accountancy,  Banking  and  Finance 
Sigma  Phi  Sigma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma  ;  Alpha  Kappa 
Psi  ;  Beta  Nu  Kappa  ;   Pierrots  ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon  ; 
Illio    (1,    2);   Men's   Glee   Club;    Choral   Society; 
Cast,    "Brazil   Nuts";   University   Band;    Interfra- 
terniry  Council 
Honors  Day 


Helen  Valette  Mayes Dalton  City 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


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Ruby  Marie  Meleen Erie,  Kans. 

General  Business 
Kansas  State  Teachers'  College 

Valentine  Charlotte  Melville 

Peotone 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Louis  John  Melvin Weldon 

General  Business 
Acacia 

Business  Staff,  "Braril  Nuts" 

Henry  Weber  Meers Joliet 

Pre-Lau> 
Phi  Kappa 

Phi  Delta  Phi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Ma-Wan-Da; 
Sachem ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Student  Council ; 
Athletic  Board  of  Control;  Siren  (1);  Freshman 
Varsity  Swimming  Squad ;  Senior  Football  Man- 
ager 


Thaddeus  Walter  A.  Mermel  . . .  Chicago 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 

Theta  Kappa  Phi 

Pi    Tau    Pi    Sigma ;    Intercollegiate    Flying    Club ; 

Railway  Club ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 


Ann  Esther  Mazac Cicero 

Education 
Morton  Junior  College 

Anne  Hurst  Meierhofer Minonk 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  Jamesonian  Literary  Society ; 
Sophomore  Informal  Committee ;  Junior  Prom 
Committee;  First  Council,  Woman's  League  (3, 
4)  ;  Daily  Illini  (2)  ;  May  Fete  (2) 

Karl  William  Meisenbach Pearl 

Education 
Central  Wesleyan  College 


Frederic  Thomas  Metcalf Chicago 

General  Business 
Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi;' Credit  De- 
partment, Daily  Illini  (3) 
Hiram  College 

Elmer  August  Meyer Chicago 

Education 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
German  Club 
Lewis  Institute 

Henry  Albert  Meyer Quincy 

Mechanical  Engineering 

Leo  Michael  Meyer Joliet 

Accountancy 
Accountancy  Club 
Joliet  Junior  College 

Xavier  Charles  Meyer Champaign 

Landscape  Architecture 
Agricultural    Club ;    Architectural    Club ;    Infantry 
Officers'    Club  ;   Landscape  Club  ;   Phalanx  ;   U.   L. 
A.  S.  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 

Ralph  John  Michelini Evanston 

Pharmacy 

Lavona  Millard East  Peoria 

Home  Economics 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Kenneth  Russell  Millen.  .Lansford,  Pa. 
Athletic  Coaching 
Pi  Kappa  Phi 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa 


'?km-i 


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Chester  Orville  Miller  Mary  Elizabeth  Miller Chicago 

Connersville,  Ind.  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Accountancy  Chi  Omega 

Beta   Gamma    Sigma ;    Beta   Nu    Kappa  ;    Scabbard  Gold  Feathers  ;   Pan-Hellenic  Council 
and  Blade;  Illini  Flying  Club;  Captain,  University 
Brigade  (4) 


Dorothy  Gertrude  Miller 

Edwardsville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Edena  Miller Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 
Athenian   Literary   Society;   Choral   Society;    Inter- 
Literary  Council;  Gold  Feathers;  Women's  Varsity 
Debate  Team  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Milton  Samuel  Miller 

Sioux  City,  Iowa 

Architectural  Engineering 
Delta  Alpha  Pi 


Samuel  S.  Miller Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Gargoyle 


Francis  Howard  Miller Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
University  of  Chicago ;  Crane  Junior  College 


John  B.  Miller Urbana 

Ceramic  Engineering 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Keramos  ;   Southern  Branch   A.   C.   S.  ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, University  Brigade  (4) 


Joseph  Maynard  Miller. 
Agriculture 


.  Vernon,  Vt. 


J.  Wallace  Miller Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 


Leota  Maebre  Miller Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Illini  (l) 


1   fe    gi 


Thomas  Strain  Miller Elmwood 

General  Business 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Band    of    X ;    Tribe    of    Illini ;    Freshman    Varsity 
Track;  Varsity  Track  Letter  (2,  4) 


James  Kenneth  Milligan.  .  .  .Smithshire 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Sigma  Phi  Delta;  Rifle  Team  (1,  2) 
University  of  Southern  California 


Carrol  Vandaveer  Mills Fairfield 

Civil  Engineering 
A.   S.   C.   E. ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 
(4) 


Douglas  Raymond  Mills Elgin 

Athletic  Coaching 
Sigma  Nu 

Ma-Wan-Da  ;  Sachem  ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Tribe 
of  Illini ;  Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Football;  Vatsity  Football  Letter  (2,  3)  ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Basketball;  Varsiry  Basketball  Letter  (2, 
3)  ;  Captain  (4) 


Harrison  Read  Miner Decatur 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society ;  Railway  Club 


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Berneice  Elizabeth  Mitchell  Dicie  Ann  Moore Urbana 

New  Haven  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Education  Prl'  Beta  Kappa  ;  Pi  Delta  Phi  ;  Sigma  Delta  Pi 
Illinois  Woman's  College;  William  Woods  College 


Edmund  George  Mitchell 

'  cleveland<  ohw      Edward  Naylor  Moore Bloomington 

Architecture 
Acacia 


Chemistry 
Delta  Tau  Delta 

Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Freshman  Varsity  Golf 
Honors  Day 


Gladys  Virginia  Moberly Peoria      Perry  Oliver  Moore Otterbein,  Ind. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  General  Business 

Delta  Gamma  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

Bradley  College  Skull  and  Crescent 


Kenneth  Everett  Mobereey  .Shelbyville 
Law 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Adelphic  Literary  Society ;  Inter- 
Literary  Society ;  Junior  Informal  Committee ; 
General  Chairman,  Senior  Memorial  Committee ; 
Board,  Star  Course  (4,  5)  ;  Social  Chairman,  Inde- 
pendent Council  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

Thomas  Charles  Moers Freeport 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma;  Phalanx;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade   (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 

John  Sture  Monson Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Phi  Mu  Delta 
A.  S.  C.  E. 

Crane  Junior  College 

Maxwell  James  Montgomery 

Brook,  hid. 

General  Business 

Theta  Alpha 
Circus  Manager  (2)  ;  University  Band  (2) 

John  Mooradian Waukegan 

Law 
Illinois  Law  Review 


Richard  Leigh  Moore Chicago 

Industrial  Administration 
Ilus 

Interfraternity  Council  (3,  4),  Cavalry  Officers' 
Club ;  Freshman  Varsity  Swimming ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, University  Brigade  (4) 


Thyra  Maurine  Moore  .  .  .  Otterbein,  Ind. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Omega 
Oxford  College 


Joseph  Francis  Morgan.  . .  .El  Paso,  Tex. 

Architectural  Engineering 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Tau  Nu  Tau  ;  Major,  Univer- 
sity Brigade  (4) 


David  Eugene  Morris.  .  .Kansas  City.  Mo. 
Chemical  Engineering 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Kansas  City  Junior  College 


Fred  Herbert  Morris Mason  City 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Phi  Delta   Gamma;   Phi   Mu   Alpha; — Sinphonia; 
Wesley  Players  ;  Mask  and  Bauble 


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Isobel  Blair  Mowatt Chicago 

Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 
Gregorian  Literary  Society 
Crane  Junior  College 

Grace  Roberta  Mower 

Hot  Springs,  S.  D. 

Education 

Alpha  Delta  Theta 
Gold  Feathers  ;  Physikos  Paideia ;  W.   A.  A.  ;  Ap- 
paratus   (2,    3)  ;    Basketball    (2)  ;    Bowling    (3)  ; 
Hockey     (2,     3);    Track     (3);    Volleyball     (3); 
Minor  I.  A.  ;  May  Fete  (2,  3) 

Black     Hills     Teachers'     College;     University     ot 
Omaha 

Ruth  Ileen  Moye Omaha 

Home  Economics 
University  Orchestra ;  Choral  Society 
Southern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


William  August  Mueller.  .  .Champaign 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
German  Club 


Palmer  O.  Muhl Oskaloosa,  Iowa 

Athletic  Coaching 
Kappa  Sigma 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;   Freshman  Varsity  Football; 
Freshman  Varsity  Basketball 
Penn  College 


Allie  Roy  Morrison.  .Marshalltown,loiva  Russell  Edward  Mullady llliopolis 

Athletic  Coaching  Ceramic  Engineering 

Delta  Upsilon  Phi  Kappa 

Ma-Wan-Da;  Sachem;   Phi  Epsilon  Kappa;  Tribe  Keramos  ;  S.  B.  A.  C.  S.  ;  Technograph  (1,  2) 
of    Illini ;     Freshman     Varsity     Wrestling    Squad, 
Letter  (2,  3).  Captain   (2,   3) 

„  T         A,  ,.      ,      ,    ~  Edna  Boyd  Mulvane Robinson 

Ruth  Jane  Morrison.  . .  .Hartford,  Conn. 

_,        .  General  Business 

Education  .,  ,     T      ,  ,    _■  .        _  ..     .,       _. 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta;  Gamma  fcpsilon  Pi 

Tadp°le  Honors  Day   (1,  2,  3) 

John  D.  Morse Gifford 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Arthur  Clarence  Muns Pesotum 

Delta  Tau  Delta  Pre-Medic 

Ma-Wan-Da;  Sachem;  Skull  and  Crescent;  Sigma 
Delta  Chi ;  Editor,  1928  Illio 

Lola  Jeannette  Muns Pesotum 

T#  '*'    ^B  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

9  ill     "5>  Alpha  Chi  Omega 

f.  L__._  _f 

Elizabeth  Ann  Munson.  ......  .Aurora 

Education 
Linnean  Botany  Society 
I 

Jack  H.  Muntz Elgin 

Electrical  Engineering 
Chi  Phi 
Skull   and   Crescent;   Theta  Tau;   Daily  Illini   (1) 


Oliver  Wesley  Munz.  .  .Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Civil  Engineering 
Sigma  Phi  Delta 
Phi   Eta  Sigma;   Chi   Epsilon;   Mu-San  ;   A.   S.   C. 
E.  ;  Concert  Band  (1,  2,  3) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2  ) 


Erroll  Alexander  Murhard 

Portland,  Ore. 

Mechanical  Engineering 

Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Oregon  State  Agricultural  College 


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George  Washington  Murieon,  Tr. 


Architectural  Engineering 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Chicago 


Wilbur  Robert  Murley Minooka 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 
Joliet  Junior  College 


Bernard  Delbert  Murphy Urbana 

Civil  Engineering 
Chi  Epsilon;  Sigma  Tau  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 


James  Smith  Nall.  .  .  .Washington,  D.  C. 

Civil  Engineering 

Lambda  Chi  Alpha 

Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Phi  Delta  Gamma  ;  Junior  Manager, 
Star  Course 


Joseph  James  Nedwed Cicero 

General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Pi 

Accountancy  Club 
Morton  Junior  College 


Harry  Cambron  Neil Pueblo,  Colo. 

Commerce 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Ma- Wan-Da;  Sachem;  Band  of  X;  Alpha  Delta 
Sigma ;     Interfraterniry     Council ;     Business     Staff, 
Daily  Illini   (1,  2,   3)  ;  Chairman,  Dance  Supervi- 
sion Committee 


Devereux  Hamilton  Murphy 


Springfield 


Civil  Engineering 


Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Chi  Epsilon ;  Mu  San  ;   Theta  Tau ; 
A.  S.  C.  E. 


Albert  Otis  Myers Oak  Park 

Architectural  Engineering 
Chi  Tau 
Pi  Delta  Epsilon;  Gargoyle;  Daily  Illini    (2,   3)  ; 
Junior  News  Editor;  Editor,  Arch  Year  Book   (4) 
Honors  Day  (3) 
Crane  Junior  College 


Harriet  June  Myers Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lambda  Omega 

Woman's    Cosmopolitan    Club ;    Anonian    Literary 
Society;   Gregorian  Literary  Society;   Inter-Literary 
Council ;  German  Club  ;  Pan-Hellenic 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 


Oreva  Elaine  Myers Champaign 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Le  Cercle  Francais 
Honors  Day  (1,  2) 


Stanley  Charles  Myers Springfield 

Pre-Legal 
Zeta  Beta  Tau 

Freshman    Varsity     Baseball ;     Freshman     Varsity 
Water  Polo 


Walter  Russell  Nelsch Springfield 

Electrical  Engineering 
Acacia 

Scabbard  and  Blade;  Tau  Nu  Tau;  E.  E.  Society; 
A.  I.  E.  E.  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Beulah  Grattan  Nelson Chicago 

Dentistry 
Kappa  Delta 
Upsilon  Alpha 
Northwestern  University 


Charles  Arthur  Nelson Galesburg 

Civil  Engineering 
Pi  Kappa  Phi 
Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Mu  San  ;  Tau  Nu  Tau ;  A.  S. 
C.   E. ;   Engineering  Dance  Committee    (3)  ;    First 
Lieutenant,    University    Brigade    (4)  ;    Production 
Staff,  "Is  Zat  So?,"  "Mary  the  third" 


Harold  William  Nelson.  .  .  .Park  Ridge 
Chemical  Engineering 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 
Armour  Institute  of  Technology 


Harry  Nelson Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Architectural  Society 


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A*,M 


Iva  Viola  Nelson Chicago      Gerold  H.  Nickoll Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Civil  Engineering 

Theta  Upsilon  Zeta  Beta  Tau 

North  Park  College  University  of  Wisconsin 


Olof  William  Nelson  .........  Chicago      AvGmr  £yAN  NlEDERHOFF 

Mechanical  Engineering  r--   -i  -n 

6  6  Civil  Engineering 

Pi  Tau  Sigma;  A.  S.  M.  E.  .     _    ^    _      „,     ,     _,       _.   , 

_f  A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Men  s  Glee  Club 

Honors  Day  ,_  T      .       _  .. 

_  .      .       _  ,,  Crane  Junior  College 

Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Ruth  A.  Nelson Peoria 

Law 
Delta  Gamma 
Torch  ;   Gold   Feathers ;    Junior   Prom   Commirtee  ; 
First  Cabinet,  Y.  W.  C.  A.  (4)  ;  Chairman,  Dad's 
Day   Committee;    Treasurer,    Y.    W.    C.    A.    (4)  ; 
Sophomore  Informal  Committee 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Lillian  Metta  Nielsen.  . 
Education 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Harold  Ross  Nettles Carlyle 

Law 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 
Alpha  Alpha   Alpha;  Wesley  Foundation   Student 
Council  (2,  3,  4) 

Gladys  Carolyn  Neystrom Toulon 

Home  Economics 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
Home  Economics  Club 
North  West  Institute  of  Medical  Technology 

Harold  Nichols W 'infield,  Kans. 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho 

Alpha  Tau  Alpha  ;  Agricultural  Club  ;  Agricultural 
Education  Club ;  Hoof  and  Horn  Club ;  Illini 
Grange ;  Illinois  Agriculturist 


Martha  Eileen  Nichols.  .  .Lawrenceville 
Education 


Douglas  G.  Nicholson  .  . 
Chemistry 
Joliet  Junior  College 


.]oliet 


OF 
IQ30 


Gilbert  Leon  Nimmo Anna 

Chemistry 
Phi  Lambda  Upsilon  ;  German  Club 
Honors  Day  (3) 


William  Francis  Nissen.  .  .St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Civil  Engineering 
Sigma  Phi  Delta 


Eric  Siegfried  Noe Chicago 

Ceramic  Engineering 
Keramos 

James  Frank  Normand Belton,  Tex. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
University  of  Texas 

Emmet  N.  Norris Effingham 

Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


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Mary  Lou  Norris Normal 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 

Leonard  Lewis  Norton Tolono 

Agriculture 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Agricultural    Club ;    Agricultural    Education    Club  ; 
Field  and  Furrow 

Benjamin  Ira  Norwood Danville 

General  Business 
Theta  Alpha 
Sigma  Iota  Epsilon  ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon  ;  Daily  Illini 
(1,  2)  ;  Business  Manager,  Enterpriser  (4) 


Cornelius  Edmond  O'Donnell 

Champaign 

Electrical  Engineering     ■ 
Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Eta  Kappa  Nu ;  E.  E.  Society 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 

Rene  Oehler Elgin 

Chemistry 
Beloit  College 

Richard  Charles  Oeler Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Tau  Beta  Pi  ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma ;  Theta 
Tau  ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  A.  S.  M.  E.  ;  Varsity  Gym- 
nastics   Letter    (2,    3,    4),    Captain    (4);   Captain, 
Freshman  Varsity  Gymnastic  Squad  ;  Intetftaternity 
Council 
Honors  Day 


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Cecil  Wright  Nysewander 

Plain  field,  Ind. 

Chemical  Engineering 

Martha  Leona  Nystrom Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Gamma 

Thomas  Saylor  Oakwood Urbana 

Chemistry 

Donald  Joseph  Oddsen .Chicago 

Law 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma 

William  Francis  O'Dell La  Grange 

General  Business 
Delta  Upsilon 

Tu-Mas  ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Senior  Hat  Com- 
mittee ;  Interfraternity  Council;  Captain,  University 
Brigade  (4)  ;  Production  Staff,  "Nada,"  "The 
Youngest,"   "The  Great  Galeoto" 


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OF 
930 


John  LaRue  Ogden Geneseo 

General  Business 
Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling;  Daily  Illini  (1) 
University  of  Iowa 


William  Joseph  O' Grady,  Jr.  .  .Oak  Park 
General  Business 
Phi  Kappa 
Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Daily  Illini  (1) 


Harry  Alfred  Ohlinger Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Beta  Psi 

Sophomote  Manager,  Star  Course 


Francis  Xavier  O'Keefe.  .Allentown,  Pa. 
Education 
Delta  Upsilon 


Clifford  Daniel  Olin 

General  Business 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
University  of  Kentucky 


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Virginia  Mae  Olive Alton      Alipio  De  Veyra  B.  Orencia 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Tubao,  La  Union,  P.  1. 

Shurtleff  College  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Philippine  Illini  Club 
Crane  Junior  College 


Willard  Raymond  Olsen 

Banking  and  Financt 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Benigno  De  Veyra  Orencia 

Tubao,  La  Union,  P.  I. 

Education 
Philippine  Illini  Club 
Crane  Junior  College 


Bessie  Mae  Olson 

Education 
Phi  Mu 
Cornell  College 


.  Leland 


Ralph  Jonas  Orner Wilmette 

Electrical  Engineering 

Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma;  Synton  ;  E.  E.  Sociery  ;  Captain, 

University   Brigade    (4)  ;    Student    Member,    A.    I. 


E.  E. 


Milton  Edward  Olson 

Two  Harbors,  Minn. 

General  Business 
Chi  Tau 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Sophomore  Interscholastic  Manager 


£  $■  ^m^ 


George  Oneal Kingsburg,  Cal. 

Athletic  Coaching 

Mildred  Alice  O'Neil Chicago 

Education 
Crane  Junior-  College 

Walter  Joseph  O'Neil Chicago 

Accountancy 
Theta  Kappa  Phi 

Freshman  Varsity  Baseball 

Victor  Leonard  Opperman Pontiac 

Architectural  Engineering 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 

Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Gargoyle;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Y.  M.  C. 
A.  Cabinet  (4) 


k.ht  a 


Margaret  Helen  Osborne  .  .  .Champaign 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Zeta 


Margaret  Winifred  O'Shea Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Burrill  Botany  Club  ;  French  Club 


Fred  Henry  Oster Chicago 

Foreign  Commerce 
Delta  Chi 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Icarus ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Swimming;  Daily  Illini  (2),  Junior  News  Editor 
(3)  ;  Sophomore  Baseball  Manager;  Military  Ball 
Committee  (3)  ;  Lieutenant  .Colonel,  University 
Brigade   (3)  ;  Interfraternity  Council  (3) 


Margaret  Helen  Otis Moline 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 
Gold  Feathers ;   Alethenai  Literary  Society  ;  Junior 
Prom  Committee ;   Sophomore  Informal  Committee 
Monticello  Seminary 


Robert  Gilchrist  Ottesen Tilden 

General  Business 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Tu-Mas ;    Skull    and   Crescent;    Chairman,    Home- 
coming  Badge    Sales    Committee    (2);    Chairman, 
Union  Smoker  (2)  ;  President,  Sophomore  Class 


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Darrell  Ova  Overpeck. . 

Pre-Medic 
Omega  Beta  Pi 


.  Brazil,  Ind. 


John  Richard  Ozment Carrier  Mills 

General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Southern  Illinois  State  Normal  University 


Selmar  Thelo  Pabst Highland 

Architectural  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 


Harlow  Otto  Panhorst Staunton 

Architectural  Engineering 
Triangle 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Tau  Nu  Tau  ;  Military  Editor, 
Illio  (3,  4)  ;  Chairman,  Homecoming  Awards 
Committee  (3)  ;  Senior  Membrial  Committee;  Mili- 
tary Ball  Committee  (3)  ;  Captain,  University  Bri- 
gade (4) 


Andrew  Reid  Park,  Jr Evanston 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Edward  Arthur  Parker.  . 
Chemistry 


.  Woodstock 


George  Reginald  Paine.  .Bay  Point, Calif. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Sigma  Delta  Sigma 


Harold  George  Paine Sandwich 

Electrical  Engineering 
Beta  Chi 

Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma  ;  E.  E.  Society  ;  First  Lieutenant, 
University  Brigade  (4) 


Clark  Francis  Palmer Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Rho 


G.  Justine  Palmer Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;  Alethenai  Literary  Society 


Richard  Milo  Palmer Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Xi 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Caisson  Club ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Gym  Squad ;  Freshman  Varsity  Baseball 
Squad;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4)  ;  Interfra- 
ternity  Council;  Cheerleader  (2,  3)  ;  Varsity  Cheer- 
leader (4) 


Joe  Marion  Parker Vienna 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
Honors  Day   (1,   3) 


Richard  Denzil  Parker Harrisburg 

General  Business 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

James  Milliken  University 


Grace  Esther  Parkhill Champaign 

Public  Speaking 
Chi  Omega 
Torch;  Delta  SigmaRho  ;  Shi-Ai ;  Sigma  Delta  Phi ; 
Chairman,  Homecoming  Accommodations  Commit- 
tee (3)  ;  Chairman,  Homecoming  Information 
Committee  (4)  ;  Co-Chairman,  Pan-Hellenic  For- 
mal Committee  (4)  ;  Gold  Feathers;  Pan-Hellenic 
Council  (2,  3);  Woman's  Varsity  Debate  Team 
(2,  3) 


Maurice  Albert  Parr Bartonville 

Electrical  Engineering 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Charles  Ithamer  Parrish 

Indianapolis.  Ind. 

Chemistry 
A.  I.  C.  E. ;  German  Club 
Honors  Day 


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Donald  B.  Partridge 

Marshalltown,    Iowa 

Landscape  Architecture 
U.  L.  A.  S. 


Lucile  A.  Patterson.  . .  . 
Education 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Crane  Junior  College 


Hal  Cushman  Pattison Monmouth 

General  Business 
Phi  Pi  Phi 
Mask  and  Bauble  ;  Pierrots  ;  Scabbard  and  Blade  ; 
Cavalry  Officers'  Club;  Illini  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Reserve  Foot- 
ball Squad ;  Lieutenant-Colonel,  University  Bri- 
gade (4)  ;  Production  Staff,  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin," 
"Brazil  Nuts,"   "Mary  the  Third" 


Albert  Peltzer Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Varsity  Gym  Squad  (2,  3,  4),  Letter  (2) 


.Chicago       Julius  Peltzman Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Law 

Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling 
University  of  Kansas 


Elsie  Emily  Pendelton Chicago 

Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 
Pan-Hellenic  Council  (3)  ;  Der  Deutsche  Verein 


Arthur  Wayne  Patton. 
Education 

Illinois  State  Normal  University 


.  Normal 


Mildred  Louise  Patton 

Colorado  Springs,  Col 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Delta  Gamma 
Choral  Society 
Colorado  College 


Mary  Elizabeth  Paul Carlinville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Blackburn  College 


Ruth  Frances  Pecival.. 
Education 
Kappa  Sigma  Tau 
Gregorian  Literary  Society 
Chicago  Normal  College 


.  Riverside 


Leo  Peller May  wood 

Mechanical  Engineering 
A.  S.  M.  E.,;  Independent  Council;  Captain,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4) 


Donald  Jean  Pennington Decatur 

Electrical  Engineering 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
Synton  ;  E.E.  Society;  Cast,  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin," 
"Brazil  Nuts,"  "Mary  the  Third" 
James  Millikin  University 


Pauline  Alice  Percival Champaign 

Education 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
University  of  Colorado 


William  Lee  Pereira Chicago 

Architecture 
Zeta  Beta  Tau 
Daubers  ;  Gargoyle  ;  Mask  and  Bauble  ;  Pierrots  ; 
Tribe  of  Illini ;  Interfraternity  Council ;  Varsity 
Fencing  Squad  (2,  3),  Letters  (  2,  3),  Captain 
(3);  Siren  (I,  2);  Junior  Informal  Committee; 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Stanley  Newhall  Perkins Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Pi  Kappa  Phi 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Tau  Nu  Tau ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ; 
Sophomore  Informal  Committee ;  Captain,  Univer- 
sity Brigade   (4)  ;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (2,  3,  4) 


Louis  J.  Perrottet Belleville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Theta  Xi 

Phi    Eta    Sigma ;    Interscholastic    Circus    Manager 
(2)  ;  University  Band 


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Gertrude  Peske Chicago 

Education 
Torch ;   Alpha  Sigma  Nu  ;   Treasurer,  W.   A.   A. ; 
Soccer  (2,  4)  ;  Baseball  (2,  3)  ;  Volleyball  (2,  3)  ; 
Swimming   (3)  ;  Apparatus   (2) 


John  Andrew  Phillips. 
Law 
Delta  Theta  Phi 


.  Chicago 


Frank  George  Peterson  .  .  . 

General  Business 
Phi  Eta  Sigma 


.  Batavia 


Ruth  Elizabeth  Phillips 
Education 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


John  Andrew  Pianfetti. 

Signe  Walborg  Peterson Richmond  Chemistry 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Phi  Eta  Si8ma 

Honors  Day 

University  of  Michigan 


.  Staunton 


Thomas  Hubert  Peterson 

Fort  Dodge,  Iowa 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Fort  Dodge  Junior  College 


Frank  L.  Petru Cicero 

Law 
Delta  Sigma  Pi 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma;  Kappa  Phi  Sigma;  Phalanx; 
Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Infantry  Officers' 
Club;  Accounting  Club;  Enterpriser  (2);  Com- 
merce Dance  Committee  (3)  ;  Captain,  University 
Brigade  (4)  ;  Star  Course  Board  (4,  5)  ;  Commerce 
Council   (3)  ;  University  Orchestra   (1,  2) 


William  B.  Petty Decatur 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
Pierrots  ;  Men's  Glee  Club 
James  Millikin  University 


Louis  Armin  Pfautsch Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Synton  ;  E.  E.  Society;  A.  I.  E.  E. 
Northwestern  University ;  University  of  Michigan 


Esther  Phares Le  Roy 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 
Alethenai  Literary  Society  ;  Sigma  Delta  Phi 
Rockford  College 


-3*     « 


Buford  Lindsay  Pickens Oak  Park 

Architecture 
Alpha  Rho  Chi 
Gargoyle;  Interfraternity  Council  (3,  4) 
Honors  Day 


Berlyn  Pierce LaGrange 

General  Business 
Chi  Psi 

Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling  Squad 
University  of  Chicago 


Noah  Pierce Danville 

Industrial  Administration 


Pearle  Pierce Sullivan 

Education 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 


Ramon  Briard  Pierce Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Phi 
Athenian  Literary  Society;  Woman's  Editor,  I 
Book  (3)  ;  Student  Council  (4)  ;  First  Council, 
Woman's  League  (4)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (4)  ; 
Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commission  (3)  ;  President,  Y.  W. 
C.  A.   (4) 


^&W* 


THE  CLASS 


Lynn  Wilson  Pine Dixon      Glenn  Harold  Pontious Loogootee 

Civil  Engineering  General  Business 

A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Harry  Harvey  Pitluck Chicago 

Dentistry 
Cosmopolitan  Club 
Alpha  Omega;  President.  Student  Council  (4) 


John  Louis  Poole 

Agriculture 


.  Ful/c 


GORDAN  HARRELSON   PlTNER 

Independence  Mo.      Warren  Greely  Poole Bloomington 

Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society 
Missouri  Junior  College 


General  Business 
Augustana  College 


John  A.  Piuppo Kankakee 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Kappa  Phi  Kappa  ;  Phi  Epsi- 
lon  Kappa ;  Sigma  Delta  Sigma 

George  Plain,  Jr Aurora 

Pre-Medic 
Aurora  College  ;  North  Central  College 

Dorothy  Louise  Plante Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Xi  Delta 
Daily  Illini0(3;  4) 
Gulf  Park  College 

Louis  Platt .Chicagc 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Zeta  Beta  Tau 
Washington  University 

Eugene  Polhamius Winnetka 

Pre-Legal 
Theta  Chi 
Purdue  University 


Louis  Burnett  Pope Kane 

General  Business 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 


Sidney  Kent  Pope Chicago 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Zeta ;    Phalanx ;   Major,   University  Brigade 
(4) 


David  Jordan  Porter Urbana 

Chemical  Engineering 
Phi   Eta  Sigma ;    Phi   Lambda  Upsilon ;   University 
Band  (1,  2,  3,  4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


Gladys  Elizabeth  Porter Hume 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Mary  Louise  Porter Salem 

General  Business 
Delta  Delta  Delta 

Phi  Chi  Theta;  W.  A.  A.;  May  Fete   (3)  ;  Base- 
ball (3)  ;  Hockey  (4) 
James  Millikin  University 


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Ruth  Alene  Posey Davenport,  Iowa      Laura  Pauline  Price Bloommgton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Home  Economics 

Alpha  Chi  Omega  Beta  Sigma  Omicron 

Basketball^  (I)  ;  Volleyball   (1);  Daily  Illini    (1,        Home  Economics  Club ;  May  Fete  (3) 

Illinois  State  Normal  University 


2)  ;  Illio  (2,  3) 


Helen  Alyce  Posnick 

Minneapolis,  Minn.       SaRAH  HeLEN  PrICE Bloommgton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  ,  Ubertd  Arts  and  Saences 

c.  _    .       _,  French  Club ;  Sketch  Club 

Sigma  Delta  lau  Illinois  State  Normal  University 

University  of  Minnesota 


Betty  Alice  Post Eranston  Elden  Paul  Priebe chlca*° 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Accountancy 

Delta  Gamma  Phl  KaPPa  S'gma 

T  .-   i,  ,,   ■        ■        c  r  \c       ■  Pm  Eta  Sigma;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma;  Alpha  Delta 

Lawrence  College  ;  University  of  California  sigma  .   Be6ta   Alpha   psi  .   Beta  %,u  Kap£a .   Daily 


Illini   (1,  2)  ;  Commerce  Council  (4) 


Kenneth  A.  Potter 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha  ;  Alpha  Zeta 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 


.  Pontiac 


Roger  David  Potter Champaign 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Tau  Delta 

Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Varsity  Football  Squad 
(4)  ;  Varsity  Basketball  Squad  (2,  3)  ;  Varsity 
Track  Squad  (3,  4) 


Edith  Catherine  Powell  ....  Champaign 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Xi  Delta 

Shi-Ai ;  Gold  Feathers ;  Business  Staff,  Daily  Illini 
(1) 


Maxine  Christiana  Pressmar.  .Hillsboro 
Home  Economics 

Stephens  Junior  College 


Ruth  Kathryn  Pretty Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta  ;  Shi-Ai ;  Illiola  ;  Inter-literary 
Society 


Le  Roy  Edward  Pritchard  ....  Washburn 
Civil  Engineering 

Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Joseph  Frank  Prola Wilsonville 

Banking  and  Finance 
Kappa  Zeta  Rho 

Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Infantry  Officers'  Club  ;  Cap- 
tain, University  Brigade  (4) 

Milton  A.  Provus Chicago 

General  Business 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
Accountancy  Club 
Northwestern  University 

Wiley  Edward  Pruner Rockford 

Architectural  Engineering 
Alpha  Rho  Chi 
Architectural  Society;  A.  S.  C.  E. 

Cecil  Calvert  Pryer Williams  lille 

Education 
Kappa  Phi  Kappa 
Lincoln  College 


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Harold  A.  Putnam Manchester,  Iowa 

Civil  Engineering 
Phi  Kappa  Psi 

Skull  and  Crescent ;  Sophomore  Track  Manager 


Edward  C.  G.  Quebbeman 

Western  Springs 

Commerce  and  Law 

Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
Skull  and  Crescent ;  Phi  Alpha  Delta  ;  Alpha  Delta 
Sigma;  Daily  Illini  (1,  2) 


Helen  M.  Queenan 

Home  Economics 
Alpha  Xi  Delta 


.  Aurora 


La  Vern  Edward  Quinnell Chicago 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society ;  Railway  Club 


Alois  Joseph  Rack Springfield 

Electrical  Engineering 
Eta   Kappa  Nu;   Phalanx;   First   Lieutenant,   Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4) 


Vernon  Donald  Pulliam 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  A.  S.  M.  E. 


.  Urban  a 


.  Wheat  on 


Margery  Elizabeth  Purnell. 
Home  Economics 

Alpha  Delta  Pi 

Torch;  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron ;  Choral  Society  (1, 
2);  Gold  Feathers;  W.  A.  A.;  Baseball  (1); 
Daily  Illini  (1)  ;  Chairman,  Homecoming  Reunion 
Committee  (3)  ;  Chairman,  Senior  March  of  May 
Fete  (3)  ;  Chairman,  Woman's  League  Bulletin 
Board  Committee  (3)  ;  First  Council,  Woman's 
League  (2,  3,  4) 


Joseph  C.  Rafilson Chicago 

Law 

Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 

Freshman  Varsity  Swimming ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Baseball  Squad ;  Freshman  Varsity  Golf ;  Sopho- 
more Interscholastic  Manager ;  Post  Exam  Jubilee 
Committee   (2) 


Luther  Grimm  Ramer Aurora 

Electrical  Engineering 
Scabbard   and  Blade ;   Eta   Kappa  Nu ;   Pi  Tau   Pi 
Sigma;   Synton ;   E.  E.   Society;   Major,   University 
Brigade  (4) 
Honors  Day  (2) 


Ann  Elizabeth  Putnam Mt.  Carmel 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 

Monticello  Seminary ;  Northwestern  University 


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Dorothy  Grace  Randall  . . . 

General  Business 


.  Morris 


Lloyd  Edward  Randall Owen,  Wis. 

Education 
Alpha  Rho  Chi 
Eau  Claire  State  Teachers  College 


Jeptha  Fitz  Randolph Canton 

Agriculture 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 


Vincent  Gerard  Raney.  .Loogootee,  Ind. 
Architecture 
Phi  Kappa 
Scarab;  Technograph  (3)  ;  B.  A.  I.  D. 

Honors  Day 
Indiana  University 


Irva  J.  Rankin Rockford 

Education 
Theta  Upsilon 

Athenian  Literary  Society;  Daily  Illini   (1,  2) 


Lucile  E.  Rapp 5/.  Louis,  Mo. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Sigma  Tau 
Volleyball  (3) 
Harris  College 


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Delmar  F.  Reed LaFayette 

Landscape  Architecture 
Landscape  Society 

Helen  Reed Hattiesburg,  Miss. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Kappa 
Vanderbilt  University 

T.  Wesley  Reed LaFayette 

General  Business 
Illinois  State  Notmal  University 

Van  Reeder Clinton,  Ind. 

Education 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon 

Daniel  Scott  Reese Lansford,  Penn. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa 


Theodore  August  Rathje.  .  .Homewood      Edward  William  Regan Chicago 

Pre-Legal  General  Business 

Pi  Kappa  Phi  Honors  Day  (1,  2) 

Cavalry    Officers'    Club ;    Freshman    Varsity    Gym ; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 

Richard  West  Rayner Elgin 

^  ;  D     •  Conrad  Carl  Reibold,  Tr Chicago 

General  Business  J  b 

Deka  Chi  Athletic  Coaching 

.,.„,_.  _      ,  ,.      .      _        .  Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Freshman  Varsity  Base- 

Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Freshman  Varsity  Tennis  ball 

Elgin  Junior  College 

Edward  Franklin  Ream,  Jr Aurora 

Civil  Engineering  Leslie  Donald  Reid Chicago 

Sigma  Delta  Rho  General  Business 

Mu   San;    Phalanx;   Caisson   Club;   A.    S.   C.    E.  ;  Delta  Sigma  Pi 

Varsity  Rifle  Squad  (2,  4)  ;  Military  Ball  Commit- 
tee ;  Major,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Antioch  College 

y 

'  ^   £Sl  Mildred  Reinboth Amboy 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Congregational  House 
Eta  Sigma  Phi;  Hockey  (3,  4)  ;  Apparatus   (1,  2) 

■PI 

'■  J^tt    Jit  Edward  Leonard  Reiter Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Tribe  of  Mini ;  A.  S.   C.  E. ;  Varsity  Gym  Squad 
(2,  3,  4)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


4*»    *& 


Aki 


Roque  Tumaneng  Reyes 

Laoag,  Hoc os  Norte,  P.  I. 

Railway  Civil  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E.;  A.  R.  E.  A. 
Crane  Junior  College 


Thomas  Everett  Reynolds Chicago 

Industrial  Administration 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;   Interfraternity  Council   (3,  4)  ; 
Freshman   Varsity  Football ;   Varsity  Soccer  Squad 
(3,  4),  Letter  (3,  4)  ;  University  Band  (1,  2) 


Tom  F.  Rhodes Mt.  Carroll 

Architectural  Engineering 
Sigma  Nu 
Scarab;  University  Concert  Band  (2,  3,  4) 


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Harry  Louis  Richter Gary,  lnd. 

Accountancy 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
Freshman  Varsity  Tennis  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Gym  ; 
Varsity    Gym    Team    (3)  ;    Varsity    Tennis    Squad 
(2,  4) 


Albert  Edward  Riddle Winnetka 

Accountancy 
Chi  Beta 


Helen  Catherine  Riepen Galesburg 

Education 
University  of  California ;   University   of   Colorado ; 
Lombard  College ;  Western  Illinois  State  Teachers 
College 


James  Arthur  Rinehart.  . .  .Christopher 
General  Business 


Ralph  E.  Rinkenberger Washington 

Chemistry 


Edward  Earl  Rice Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Foreign  Commerce 
Pan  Xenia,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (4) 
University  of  Wisconsin 


May  Elizabeth  Richards Glencoe 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Illinois  College 


Mary  Catherine  Richardson.  . .  .Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 
Zeta  Phi  Eta 
Drake  University 


Philip  Ritzlin Chicago 

Phartnacy 
Delta   Kappa   Sigma ;    Co-Editor    Illini    Pharmacist 
(1,  2,  3) 
Ctane  Junior  College 

Mary  Elizabeth  Roberts Ottawa 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 

Illiola  Literary  Society  ;  Sophomore  Cotillion  Com- 
mittee 

Genevieve  Robinson Warsaw 

Home  Economics 
Phi  Omega  Pi 
William  Woods  College 

Irma  Winifred  Robison Morton 

Home  Economics 
Omicron   Nu ;   Phi   Upsilon   Omicron  ;   Home  Eco- 
nomics Club ;  Illini  Grange 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 

Leonard  Ely  Robinson Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
A.   I.   E.   E.  ;   Electrical  Engineering  Society  ;  Rail- 
way Club 
Crane  Junior  College 

Olaf  Elery  Robinson Waverly 

Athletic  Coaching 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  ;  Freshman 
Varsity   Football;   Varsity  Football    (3,   4)  ;   Tribe 
of  Illini;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 

Robert  Alden  Rodgers Chicago 

Architecture 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Ma-Wan-Da;     Sachem;     Gargoyle;     Sigma    Tau; 
Freshman  Varsity  Track;  Varsity  Track  Squad  (2, 
3,  4),  Letter  (2,  3,  4) 

Lloyd  Glenn  Rodman Urbana 

Agriculture 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Agriculture  Club  ;  Hoof  and  Horn  Club  ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Basketball 


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.  Chicago 


Elizabeth  E.  Roe 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Physikos  Paideia  ;  Gregorian  Literary  Society  ;  W. 
A.  A.;  Hockey  (1,  2,  3,  4)  ;  Volleyball  (1,  2)  ; 
Basketball  (3)  ;  Bowling  (1,  2)  ;  Baseball  (1,  2, 
3)  ;  Physical  Education  Alumni  News  (1,  2) 


Surton  Ellsworth  Roeder. 
General  Business 
Theta  Chi 
llio  (.1,  2) 


.  Chicago 


Daniel  Francis  Roll Paris 

Landscape  Architecture 
U.  L.  A.  S.  ;  Phalanx;  Landscape  Club;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, University  Brigade   (4) 


Iver  Axel  Rockman St.  Charles 

Electrical  Engineering 
Anubis 
Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma  ;  Synton  ;  E.  E.  Society  ;  Engineer- 
ing Dance  Committee   (4)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Uni- 
versity Brigade  (4) 


Benjamin  Franklin  Rose  II 

Rosu/ell,  N.  Mex. 

Structural  Engineering 

Alpha  Tau  Omega 
Skull  and  Crescent;  Sigma  Tau  ;  A.  S.  C.  E.  ;  Var- 
sity   Football    Squad     (2)  ;    Chairman,    Freshman 
Frolic  Committee;  All  University  Gold  Medal  (2) 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Laura  Lorraine  Rose 

Education 
Lambda  Omega 
Daily  Illini   (3) 


.  Champaign 


Jolin  Noble  Rolston Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Varsity  Golf  Squad  (3,  4) 


Randall  Roman Pekin 

Mechanical  Engineering 

Pi  Tau  Sigma ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Sigma  Tau ; 
Tau   Nu   Tau;    A.    S.    M.    E.  ;    Major,    University 
Brigade  (4) 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Margaret  Lucille  Romanus. 

Education 
Carbondale  Normal  College 


.Decatur 


Evelyn  Jankowski  Romer Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Women's  Cosmopolitan  Club 
Southern  College 


Lillian  Vally  Ronneberg Chicago 

Education 
Theta  Upsilon 


William  Myron  Rose Oak  Park 

Banking  and  Finance 
Delta  Phi 

Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Beta  Nu  Kappa ;  Icarus  ;  Scabbard 
and  Blade ;  Sophomore  Football  Manager ;  Com- 
merce Council  Committee;  Major,  Universiry  Bri- 
gade (4) 


Dorothy  Rosen Chicago 

Journalism 
Gregorian  Literary  Sociery;  Daily  Illini   (1) 
Honors  Day  (1) 


Frank  Vernon  Rosenthal.  .  .Lake  Bluff 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Xi 

Tribe  of  Illini ;  Freshman  Varsity  Baseball ;  Var- 
siry  Baseball  Squad  (3,  4),  Letter  (3,  4);  First 
Lieutenant,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Lillian  Jane  Rosenfeld 

Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

Education 

Sigma  Delta  Tau 
Athenian   Literary   Society    (3)  ;   Mask   and  Bauble 
(3)  ;   Gold   Feathers    (2)  ;   Gregorian  Literary   So- 
ciery ;  Illio  (2 ) 


Theresa  Rosenwasser Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


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Maude  Irene  Ross Morrison 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Phi  Beta 


Alice  Athleene  Royston Oak  Park 

Home  Economics 
Delta  Delta  Delta 

Home  Economics  Club;  W.   A.  A.;  Tennis   (3)  ; 
Hockey   (3,   4)  ;  Volley  Ball   (3)  ;  Bowling   (3)  ; 
May  Fete  (3) 
Beloic  College 


Walter  A.  Ross Chicago 

Industrial  Administration  Samuel  Rubin Rock  Falls 

Sigma  Pi  Commerce  and  haw 

Skull  and  Crescent;   Scabbard  and  Blade;  Caisson        University  Orchestra  (2) 
Club;  Captain,  University  Brigade   (3) 


Maurice  Louis  Rossiter Chicago 

General  Business 
Tau  Delta  Tau 
Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Mini  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Cavalry  Officers'  Club ;  Freshman  Cross  Country 
Track;  Varsiry  Cross  Country  Squad  (4)  ;  Enter- 
priser (1)  ;  Military  Ball  Committee  (3)  ;  Captain, 
University  Brigade  (3) 


Kenneth  William  Rugh  .  .  Greeley,  Colo. 
General  Business 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
Tu-Mas ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Interfraternity  Council 
(3,  4)  ;  Junior  Class  President 


Judson  Burson  Routh,  Jr. 

Little  Rock,  Ark. 

Architectural  Engineering 

Alpha  Rho  Chi 
Arch  Fete  (2)  ;  Pierrots  (3) 


Mary  Virginia  Rowan DuQuoin 

Education 
Alpha  Kappa  Alpha 
Omega  Mu  Delta;   Spanish  Club   (4)  ;  Chairman, 
Interracial  Committee,  Y.  W.  C.  A.   (4) 


Florence  Margaret  Roy Galesburg 

Home  Economics 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 
Alpha    Lambda'    Delta ;     Phi     Upsilon     Omicron ; 
Alethenai  Literary  Society 


Stanley  Harold  Royer Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Anubis 

E.  E.  Society 


Donald  Joseph  Royse Urbana 

General  Business 


Albert  Frank  Rus Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 
Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma;   E.   E.   Society;  Student  A.   I. 
E.  E.  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Harry  Gould  Russell Neponset 

Animal  Husbandry 
Farm  House 

Alpha   Zeta ;    Phi    Eta   Sigma  ;    Agricultural   Club  : 
Mini  Grange;  Livestock  Judging  Team   (3)  ;  Meat 
Judging  Team  (4)  ;  Dairy  Judging  Team  (4) 
Honors  Day 


Mary  Margaret  Russell Roberts 

Education 
Io 
Choral  Society   (2)  ;   Executive  Council,   Woman's 
Group    System     (3)  ;    First,    Second    Council    of 
Woman's  League;  Honor  Council,  Woman's  Group 
System  (3) 


Frederick  Warner  Rutherford 

Rockford 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma;  President,  Y.  M.  C.  A.   (4)  ;  Stu- 
dent Council  (4)  ;  Interfraterniry  Council  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1 ) 


Leslie  F.  Ryburn Heyworth 

Architectural  Engineering 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon 


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Ruth  Rysdon Chicago      Angela  Rogue  Santos 

Education  Tondo,  Manila,  P.  1. 

Phi  Omega  Pi  Education 

Tadpole;  W.  A    A.  ;  Volley  Ball   (3)  ;  Swimming  Cosmopolitan  Club 

(3)  ;  Bowling  (3)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commission  (4)  •  .        ,    ,      _,  ... 

...        .        ,  _,.  University  or  the  Philippines 
university  or  Chicago  '  re 

Joseph  Charles  Sapora.  .  .Renovo,  Penn. 

Mollie  Fannie  Sacks Pontiac  Education 

r-    .„     in.  „•_„..,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

General  Business  /r       r 

—  _     ..  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling;  Var- 

Gamma  Epsilon  Pi  si       Wrestiing  Squad    (2,    3,   4)  ;   National    Inter- 

collegiate  Wrestling   Champion ;   Conference   Indi- 
vidual Wrestling  Champion 

„  _, .  Max  Joseph  Satin Chicago 

Sam  Sagotsky Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering  _       ^     .,       _,  . 

Tau  Epsilon  Phi 

Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Eunice  Viola  Salisbury Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Women's  Business  Staff,  Illio  (2) 

Dorothy  Lee  Salle Polo,  Mo. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 

Stephen's  College,  University  of  Missouri 

Richard  George  Sander Chicago 

Commerce  and  Law 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 

Ella  Mary  Sanders Donovan 

Home  Economics 
Home  Economics  Club 

Hazel  Marie  Sanders Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  ;  Home  Economics  Club 


Agnes  Sawby.  .Hatton,  Saskatchewan,  Can. 
Home  Economics 
Kappa  Sigma  Tau 
North  Dakota  Agricultural  College 


Helen  Louise  Sawyer DuQuoin 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Kappa 
Shi-Ai ;  Gold  Feathers;  Illini   (1)  ;  Sophomore  Co- 
tillion Committee  ;   Junior   Prom  Committee ;   Pan- 
Hellenic  Council  (3,  4) 
Honors  Day  (3) 

Bernice  Margaret  Saxon Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Shi-Ai 

Georgia  Madge  Saylor Hebron,  hid. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Purdue  University 

Earl  Frederick  Schaefer 

Indianapolis,  bid. 

Ceramic  Engineering 

Delta  Sigma  Lambda 
S.  B.  A.  C.  S. ;  Band   (1,  2,  3,  4) 
Butler  University 


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Edward  George  Schaefer 

Indianapolis.    Ind. 

Architectural  Engineering 
Alpha  Rho  Chi 


John  Tideman  Schaefer Forest  Park 

Industrial  Administration 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Pi  Delta  Epsilon ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi ;  Sigma  Iota 
Epsilon  ;  Editorial  Staff,  Daily  Illini  (1,  2)  ;  News 
Editor  (3)  ;  Chief  Editorial  Writer  (4)  ;  Editor, 
Enterpriser  (4)  ;  Editor  Y's  Indian  (4)  ;  Commerce 
Council  (4)  ;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet  (4) 


David  Schaeffer 

Pharmacy 
Delta  Kappa  Sigma 


.  Chicago 


Janette  Schmidt Wheaton 

Home  Economics 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Phi    Upsilon    Omicron  ;    Anonian    Literary   Society 
(3);    Choral    Club;    Gold    Feathers;    Daily    Illini 
(1,    2)  ;    Chairman,    Homecoming    Reunion    (4)  ; 
Chairman,  Mother's  Day  Flowers   (3)  ;  Chairman, 
Homecoming  Awards  (3) 
Honors  Day  (4) 


Donald  Frederick  Schnepp .  .Springfield 
General  Business 
Sigma  Phi  Sigma 


Stanley  Gilbert  Schoenbrod.  .  .Chicago 
Pre-Legal 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
Phi   Eta   Sigma ;   Pi   Delta   Epsilon  ;    Interfraternity 
Council;   Daily   Illini    (1,    2)  ;   News   Editor    (3)  ; 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade   (4) 


Rudolph  Wendell  Schafer Malta 

Agriculture 

Chi  Tau 

Agricultural  Club  ;  Hoof  and  Horn  Club 


Harvey  Andrew  Scheel Rockford 

Architectural  Engineering 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
A.  S.  C.   E.  ;   Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Varsity 
Football  Squad   (2,   3)  ;   Freshman  Varsity  Track; 
Varsity  Track  Squad   (2,  3) 


Kenneth  Lawrence  Schellie.  .  .Chicago 
Landscape  Architecture 
Beta  Sigma  Psi 
Scarab;   Landscape   Society;    Illio    (1,    2);   Sopho- 
.more  Informal  Committee   (2)  ;   Senior  Ball  Com- 
mittee (4)  ;  Director,  Illinois  Union  (3,  4) 


Carl  Julius  Scheve .Denver.  Colo. 

Architectural  Engineering 
Theta  Xi 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Gar- 
goyle ;  Sigma  Tau ;  Freshman  Varsity  Track ;  In- 
terscholastic  Manager  (1,  2) 


Mayer  D.  Schlesinger.  .  . 
Architecture 
Scarab 


.  Chicago 


Bertha  Josephine  Schofield Mazon 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Kappa  Delta 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Frank  McGrew  Schofield. 
Chemistry 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 


.  Kankakee 


Ward  Kermit  Schori Elmwood 

Journalism 
Kappa    Tau    Alpha;    Adelphic    Literary    Society; 
Daily  Illini   (2)  ;  Men's  Glee  Club   (2,  3,  4) 


Fred  Roy  Schroeder Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Kappa  Phi 
Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Dolphins;  Tribe  of  Illini;  Varsity 
Swimming  Letter    (2,    3,   4)  ;   Varsity  Water   Polo 
Letter     (2,    3,    4)  ;    Captain     (4)  ;    Interfraternity 
Council 
Honors  Day 


John  Frederick  Schroeder.  .  .  .Maywood 
Mechanical  Engineering 
Sigma  Pi 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  Theta  Tau  ;  A.  S. 
M.    E.  ;    Technograph    (1);    Sophomore    Baseball 
Manager;  Engineering  Dance  Committee  (4) 


OF 
1930 


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Julius  Robert  Schuham Chicago 

General  Business 
Phi  Epsilon  Pi 


William  C.  Schulte Chicago 

Engineering 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 

Tau    Beta    Pi;    Phi    Alpha    Lambda;    Men's    Glee 
Club   (2,  4) 
Syracuse  University 


Ernest  Roscoe  Schwarm Loogootee 

Agriculture 
Alpha  Zeta  ;  Pi  Alpha  Xi ;  Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma  ;  Ma- 
jor, University  Brigade   (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Walter  Reese  Schwartz. 
Architecture 
Adelphic  Literary  Society 


.  Urbana 


Ray  Schwarzentraub Princeton 

Foreign  Commerce 
Tau  Delta  Tau 

Pan  Xenia 


Margaret  Louise  Schroeder Breese 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Burrell  Botany  Club  ;  Linnean  Botany  Society  ;  Ger- 
man Club;  Sketch  Club;  Hockey  (1)  ;  Tennis  (2) 


Alvin  Edward  Schubert Park  Ridge 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Delta  Sigma  Tau 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma  ;  Tau  Nu  Tau  ;  Theta 
Tau;   A.    S.    M.    E.  ;   Technograph   (4);   Captain, 
University    Brigade     (3);    Interrraternity    Council 
(3)  ;  University  Glee  Club  (4) 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 
Armour  Technical  College 


Bertrand  Carl  Schuemann Chicago 

Law 
Phi  Mu  Delta 

Sigma  Delta  Kappa 

Medill  School  of  Commerce;  Crane  Junior  College 


Virginia  Helen  Schye Chicago 

Education 
Kappa  Sigma  Tau 
Hockey  (4)  ;  Terrapin  Club;  W.  A.  A. 
Chicago  Normal  College 


George  Walter  Scott Winnetka 

Civil  Engineering 
Delta  Tau  Delta 
Theta  Tau ;  Freshman  Varsity  Baseball ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Football;  Varsity  Football  Squad  (2)  ;  In- 
terfraternity  Council  (3,  4) 


OF 
I930 


Mary  Marjorie  Scott Champaign 

Education 
Physikos  Paideia ;  W.  A.  A.;  Baseball   (1    2,  3)  ; 
Life  Saving  (3)  ;  Soccer  (2,  3)  ;  Volley  Ball  (2,  3) 


Joseph  Morton  Scudder Chicago 

Dentistry 
Alpha  Omega  ;  Student  Council  (3) 


Susie  Walton  Sears Atkinson 

Education 
Theta  Upsilon 
Western  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


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Alwin  Seavey. 

General  Business 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 


Crane  Junior  College 


Virginia  Louise  See Hammond 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Gamma 


I    am   &i 

Frank  Richard  Sejnost Berwyn 

Pre-Legal 

Morton  Junior  College 

Henrietta  Frances  Selden Durand 

Home  Economics 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;  Omicron  Nu ;  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron  ;  Home  Economics  Club 

Michael  Dean  Serblin Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 

Roy  Henry  Seybold. Milwaukee 

Architectural  Engineering 
Gargoyle;  Sigma  Tau;  A.  S.  C.  E. 
Marquette  University 

Alvin  Raymond  Shabino Glen  Ellyn 

Civil  Engineering 
Kappa  Delta  Rho 


Everett  E.  Seedorf Kankakee      Genevieve  Frances  Shade  .  . 

Pre-Medic  Home  Economics 

Choral  Society ;  Men's  Glee  Club  Home  Economics  Club 


.  Urbana 


Jay  Steward  Seeley Chicago  Milda  Almene  Shallene Moline 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Chi  Rho  Chi  Omega 

Interfraternity    Council ;    Spanish    Club  ;    Business  Sigma  Delta  Phi ;  Alethenai  Literary  Society  ;  Daily 

Manager  Siren    (3,   4)  ;   Sophomore   Interscholastic  Illini   (3) 

Manager;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4)  Augustana  College 


Theodore  Jacob  Shambaugh,  Jr. 

Ethel  Sylvia  Segerman Chicago  Cerro  Gore 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Agriculture 

Ag  Club  ;  A.  S.  A.  E.  ;  Farm  Mechanics  Club 


OF 
930 


Bertha  Helen  Shannon 


Chemistry 
Chi  Chi  Chi ;  Life  Saving  Club 


.Terre  Haute,  Ind. 


Janice  Pearl  Shapiro Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Richard  Shapiro Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 
(4) 


Samuel  Emanuel  Shapiro Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 
Pi  Delta  Epsilon ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 
Crane  Junior  College 


William  Henry  Shappert Chicago 

General  Business 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 


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THE  CLASS 


Robert  Lee  Shearer .Toulon 

Electrical  Engineering 
Beta  Chi 
A.  I.  E.  E.  ;  E.  E.  Society 

Mildred  Ella  Shepard Harvard 

Education 
Kappa  Delta  Pi 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers  College 

Emma  Jane  Shepard Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Beta  Phi 
Rockford  College 


Wilton  John  Sherman.  .Crown  Point,  Ind. 
Pre-Legal 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma;   Cavalry  Officers'   Club;   Phalanx; 
Intramural  Boxing  Team  ;  Senior  Memorial  Drive  ; 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Indiana  University 


Frances  Shields 

Home  Economics 
Bethany  Circle 
Home  Economics  Club 
Garden  City  Junior  College 


.  Astoria 


Besse  Sharer Princeton 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lombard  College 

William  E.  Shatwell West  Chicago 

Landscape  Architecture 

Theta  Xi 

Scarab  ;    Landscape   Society  ;   University   Band  ;    In- 
terfraternity  Council 

Phyllis  Evelyn  Shaub Berwyn 

Music 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 
Women's  Glee  Club;  W.  A.  A. 


m  Mm   ik.Sl 


OF 
930 


John  Atwell  Shinn Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Chi  Rho 

Alpha   Delta   Sigma ;    Business    Staff,    Daily   Illini 
(1,   2)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 

Harold  L.  Shively Cerro  Gordo 

Civil  Engineering 
Mu  San  ;  A.  S.  C.  E. 

Clarke  Dilling  Shobe Urbana 

General  Business 

Robert  Louis  Shoemaker Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Delta  Theta 
Pierrots;  Daily  Illini  (1) 


Josephine  Florence  Shogren.  .  .Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Daily  Illini  (1,  2) 


Henry  M.  Shook Spencerville.  Ind. 

General  Business 
Delta  Chi 

Lyle  Ford  Shoot Tuscola 

Agriculture 
Farm  House 
Agricultural    Club ;    Hoof    and    Horn   Club ;    Illini 
Grange;  Illinois  Agriculturist  (3)  ;  Livestock  Judg- 
ing Team  (3) 
Honors  Day  (3) 

Ruth  A.  Short Champaign 

Home  Economics 


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Frederick  William  Siegel.  .  .Forest  Park  Julia  Marie  Simonsen 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Education 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Sigma  Kappa 

Alpha   Delta   Sigma;    Pi    Delta   Epsilon;    Scabbard  Choral  Society  (3)  ;  May  Fete  (3) 

and  Blade  ;  Cavalry  Officers'  Club  ;  Illio  (2 )  ;  Siren  Crane  Junior  College 
(3)  ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


.  Chicago 


Jerome  Leo  Siegel. 


Law 


Tau  Epsilon  Phi 


Northwestern  University 


■  otcago      dOROTHy  Grace  Simpson. 

Education 
Chicago  Normal  College 


.  Chicago 


Annetta  Mae  Siemon Rock  Island 

General  Business 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Jamesonian  Literary  Society;  Enterpriser  (3) 
Augustana  College 


Oliver  Cecil  Simpson.  .  . . 
Chemistry 
Honors  Day  (2,  3) 


.  Champaign 


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Jack  E.  Silberman Chicago 

Chemical  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 

M.  Benjamin  Silberman Chicago 

Pre-Legal 
Tau  Delta  Phi 
Freshman    Varsity    Wrestling ;    Varsity    Wrestling 
Squad   (2,  3,  4) 

Leon  Frederick  Simmonds 

New  Haven,   Conn. 

General  Business 

Alpha  Lambda  Tau 
Wesley  Players  (1,  2,  3,  4) 

Henry  A.  Simms. .Albion 

Agriculture 

Alpha   Tau   Alpha;   Agricultural  Club;    Hoof   and 
Horn  Club  ;  Illini  Grange 

Leon  Simon Chicago 

Chemical  Engineering 
Crane  Junior  College 


OF 
930 


Pearl  Sa villa  Sitter Anna 

Home  Economics 
Alpha  Delta  Theta 
Home  Economics  Club 
Southern  Illinois  State  Teachers  College 


Freida  Bernadine  Skeels Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


George  Skrelunas Johnston  City 

General  Business 


Helen  Beatrice  Slepicka Oak  Park 

Education 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 
Sketch    Club ;    Inter-Literary   Council ;    Jamesonian 
Literary  Society ;  Le  Cercle  Francais  ;  First  Council, 
Woman's  League  (4) 


Irvin  C.  Slonneger Washington 

Accountancy 

Accountancy  Club 


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Dean  Howard  Smith St.  Elmo 

Electrical  Engineering 


Donald  Sackett  Smith.  .  .Mount  Carroll 
Pre-Legal 
Theta  Xi 


Earl  Cooper  Smith Bridgeport 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Beta  Kappa:  Phi  Eca  Sigma 

Florence  Irene  Smith Crystal  Lake 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
German  Club  ;  Le  Cercle  Frangais 

James  H.  Smith Norwalk,  Ohio 

Accountancy 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 
Miami  University 


Edward  Joseph  Slygh Toulon      Janice  Minerva  Smith Urbana 

Architectural  Engineering  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Alpha  Rho  Chi  Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Iota  Sigma  Pi ;  Omicron  Nu ;  Phi 

n,  ■  c      c-  .~  .       c.  _  Upsilon  Omicron:  Illini  Grange;  Home  Economics 

Phi  bta  Sigma  ;  Gargoyle  ;  Sigma  Tau  Club 

Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

Lyle  J.  Smith Key  worth 

Bruce  Smith Bridgeport  Civil  Engineering 

Athletic  Coaching  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

University  Band  Freshman  Varsity  Track 

James  Milliken  University 

Charles  Oliver  Smith Alton      LoYAL  Lauridsen  Smith.  . Plain vtlle.  Conn. 

Mechanical  Engineering  Clv;i  Engineering 

Delta  Sigma  Lambda  Beta  Theta  p; 

Scabbard  and  Blade;  Tau  Nu  Tau:  Varsity  Wres-        Sophomore  Intramural  Manager   (2) 
tling  Squad   (4)  ;  Captain,  University  Brigade   (4)  . 


Terrance  Herbert  Smith. 
Education 


.  .Scottland 


Thomas  Robert  Smith Omaha,  Neb. 

Chemistry 
Delta  Upsilon 
Cast,  "Old  English" 
University  of  Omaha;  University  of  Nebraska 

Virginia  Anderson  Smith Lincoln 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 
Spanish  Club 
Lincoln  College 

Virginia-Burke  Smith Rockford 

Education 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Gold  Feathers ;  W.  A.  A. ;  Physikos  Paideia  ;  Tad- 
pole ;  Hockey  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Tennis  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Basket- 
ball   (1);    Swimming    (1,    2,    3);    Bowling    (3); 
Baseball  (1,  2,  3)  ;  Minor  I  A;  Major  I  A;  Man- 
ager, Tennis  (4) 
Rockford  College 

Rollin  Kenneth  Snethen Aurora 

Railway  Electrical  Engineering 
Caisson    Club ;    Railway    Club ;    First    Lieutenant, 
University  Brigade  (4) 
University  of  Cincinnati 


OF 
I930 


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Wilma  Bernice  Snider Oakwood      James  C.  Soper Cicero 

Home  Economics  Law 

Delta  Zeta  Theta  Delta  Chi 

Illini  Grange ;  Home  Economics  Club  Gamma   Eta   Gamma  ;    Publicity    Manager,    Home- 


Mary  Lois  Snively Davenport,  Iowa 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta    Upsilon 
Honors  Day 
Augustana  College 


coming   Stunt   Show    (3,   4)  ;    Dad's   Day   Districc 
Chairman  of  Programs   (3,  4) 


Helen  Frances  Spaulding Pontiac 

Journalism 
Torch ;   Alpha  Lambda  Delta ;  Theta  Sigma   Phi ; 
Kappa  Tau  Alpha ;  Journalism  Council ;  League  of 
Women    Voters ;    Gold   Feathers ;   Editorial    Staff, 
Illio  (2)  ;  Daily  Illini   (1,  2,  3) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Gertrude  Marie  Snowhill Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Louls  Frederick  Spencer Chicago 

Alpha  Delta  Pi  General  Business 

Daubers;     Illiola    Literary    Society;     Inter-Literary  IUini    chamber    of   Commerce;    Men's    Glee    Club 

Soaery;  Stren  ;  Cast,      The  Butter  and  Egg  Man  (1>  2_  3>  4)  .  Captairli  University  Brigade  (4) 
University  of  Arizona 


Kenneth  Milton  Snyder DeKalb 

General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Pi 
Kappa  Phi  Sigma ;  Accounting  Club  ;  Icarus  ;  Inter- 
Literary    Council ;     Interfraternity    Council  ;     IUini 
Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Senior  Hat  Committee 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers  College 


Dave  Howard  Sokolow Chicago 

Laiv 
Delta  Pi 


Harold  Alloysius  Solger Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Men's  Glee  Club 


Jack  Soller Davenport.  Ioiva 

General  Business 
Phi  Kappa  Psi 
Mask  and  Bauble  ;   Pierrots ;   Production  Manager, 
"Mary   the   Third";   Staff,    "Is   Zat   So?"    "Uncle 
Tom's  Cabin,"   "Brazil  Nuts" 
Carnegie  Institution  of  Technology 


Anna  Rose  Solomon.  . 

Music 
Women's  Glee  Club 
Honors  Day  (3) 


.  Cairo 


Frederick  Kenneth  Spiecker.  .  .Chicago 
Education 
Beta  Kappa 

Pershing  Rifles ;    First   Lieutenant,    University   Bri- 
gade (4) 
Crane  Junior  College 


William  Edward  Spivey.  .  .  .East  St.  Louis 

Journalism 
Sigma  Delta  Chi 


Nelle  Mae  Spratt Sheffield 

Home  Economics 
Electra 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 


Barent  Springsted,  Jr..  .  .St.  Joseph,  Mo. 
General  Business 
Sigma  Chi 
Sigma   Iota   Epsilon ;   Circulation   Manager,   Enter- 
priser (4) 
Sr.  Joseph  Junior  College 


George  Benjamin  Sproul Dixon 

General  Business 
Theta  Kappa  Nu 
First   Regimental   Band    (1,    2,    3)  ;   Concert   Band 
(4) 


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1930 

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Doloros  Mary  Stallard. 
Education 


.Donovan       John  Benjamin  Stead Farmersville 

Agriculture 


Robert  Alan  Stalnaker Paris 

Commerce  and  haw 
Varsity  Track  Squad   (3,  4)  ;  Cross-Country  Track 
Squad  (3,  4) 


Dorothy  Selden  Steele Glencoe 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Phi 
Shi-Ai ;  Anonian  Literary  Society  ;  Gold  Feathers ; 
Daubers ;  Inter-Literary  Council ;  Senior  Ball  Com- 
mittee 


Dolph  Stanley Marion  ._  „  r      .     ... 

,  .  Virginia  Steeley Louisville 

Floy  steal  Education  ,  .,       ,    .  ,  „   . 

_.  '    .  _     ..  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Cumberland  College 
Southern  Normal  College 


w--m 


Thelma  Virginia  Stanley.  .Waban,Mass. 
Journalism 


Opal  Lavonne  Stanner Champaign 

Education 

Gertrude  Fern  Stanton Urbana 

Journalism 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 

Mortar    Board ;     Torch ;     Alpha    Lambda    Delta ; 
Theta    Sigma    Phi  ;    Kappa    Tau    Alpha ;    Student 
Council;    Daily    Illini     (1,     2,     3,    4);    Woman's 
Editor  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

Frederick  William  Stark Hume 

General  Business 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 

Frances  E.  Starulis Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Lambda  Kappa  Sigma 


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OF 
930 


D.  Kenneth  Steers Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta   Epsilon  ;   Phi   Epsilon   Kappa ;   Sigma 
Delta  Psi 


Edwin  Frank  Steeve Chicago 

Civil  Engineering 
Anubis 

Mu  San 


Jack  R.  Stein Chicago 

Accountancy 
Beta  Alpha  Psi ;  Accountancy  Club 


Mildred  Cecile  Stein Chicago 

Journalism 
Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 
University   of    California ;    University    of    Southern 
California 


Rose  Mary  Steinpress Chicago 

Education 
W.    A.    A. ;    Tadpole ;    Physikos    Paideia :    French 
Club;    Swimming    (1,    2,    3);    Baseball    (1,    2); 
Soccer   (2,   3)  ;  Apparatus   (2,  3)  ;  Volleyball   (1, 
2,  3) 
Northwestern  University 


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John  Herman  Steuernagel 

East  St.  Louis 

General  Business 

Frances  V.  Stevens Chatham 

Education 
Kappa  Delta 

Physikos  Paideia  ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Hockey  (3)  ;  Basket- 
ball   (3)  ;    Apparatus    (3)  ;   Bowling    (3)  ;   Track 
(3)  ;  Minor  I  A   (4)  ;  Bowling  Manager   (4) 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University 

Julia  Catherine  Stevens Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Illiola  Literary  Society;  Wesley  Players;  Women's 
Glee  Club  ;■  Manager,  Women's  Glee  Club  (4) 
LaSalle  Peru  Junior  College 

Marjory  Edith  Stevenson 

Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

Home  Economics 

Electra 
Jamesonian  Literary  Society  ;  Home  Economics  Club 


Leonard  C.'Stever.  .Hammondsport,  N.Y. 
Education 
Sigma  Mu  Sigma 


Nick  Stepanovich.  .  .Indiana  Harbor,  Ind.  James  Meryl  Stewart Hinckley 

Law  Agriculture 

Sigma  Delta  Kappa  Alpha  Gamma  Rho 

Infantry    Officers'    Club;    Captain,    University  Bri-  Illinois   Agriculturist    (3);    "Little    International" 

gade  (4)  (2,    3,    4)  ;    "Peanut   Banquet"    (2,    3,    4)  ;    Meat 

Indiana  University  Judging  Team  (3)  ;  Interfraternity  Council  (4) 

Mary  Elizabeth  Stice Denver,  Colo. 

Howard  G.  Stephens Rushville  Education 

Pharmacy  Electra 

Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Gregorian  Literary  Society ;  Inter- 
Literary  Council 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 

Richard  Stern Evanston      Charles  Franklin  Stiteley Savanna 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Banking  and  Finance 

Loyd  Lemoyne   Stitt Galesburg 

Agriculture 
Theta  Upsilon  Omega 
Agricultural  Club  ;  Dairy  Club 

Robert  C.  St.  John Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Triangle 
Scabbard   and  Blade;   Freshman   Varsity   Fencing; 
Varsity  Baseball   Squad    (3)  ;   Captain,    University 
Brigade  (4) 

Ruth  Martha  Stobbe Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Crane  Junior  College 

fir 

Cameron  Melvin  Stock Moline 

Accountancy 

Augustana  College 

0k     _  _ 

Emily  Louise  Stoehr Chicago 

Education 
Gregorian  Literary  Society ;  German  Club  ;  Spanish 
Club;  Editorial  Staff,  Daily  Illini   (4) 
y-  j^'  Crane  Junior  College 

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Jessie  Anne  Strang Waukegan 

Physical  Education 
Lambda  Omega 

Gold  Feathers  ;  Physikos  Paideia ;  W.  A.  A.  ;  Soc- 
cer (1,  2,  3,  4)  ;  Basketball  (1,  2)  ;  Baseball  (3)  ; 
Minor  I  A 


Edward  Francis  Streit.  . 
Pre-Legal 
Sigma  Delta  Kappa 

De  Paul  University 


.  Aurora 


Helen  Strockbine Casey 

Home  Economics 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Helen  Caldwell  Stull  .  .  .  Ferguson,  Mo. 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Sigma  Delta  Pi ;  Pi  Mu  Epsilon  ;  El  Circulo  Espa- 
nol ;  Women's  Glee  Club 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Frances  Richards  Summers Ambia 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University 


Mary  Rebecca  Stone.  .LakeWawasee.lnd. 
Education 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Anonian  Literary  Society 


William  Harry  Stout Chicago 

Accountancy 
Sigma  Phi  Sigma 

Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Dolphins ;  Tribe 
of  Illini  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Swimming  Squad ; 
Varsity  Swimming  Letter  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Freshman  Var- 
sity Water  Polo  Squad  ;  Varsity  Water  Polo  Letter 
(3,  4) 


Elsie  Marguerite  Stoutemyer 

Chatsworth 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Gregorian  Literary  Society ;  Uni- 
versity Choral  Society 
Honors  Day 


OF 
930 


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Mary  Pauline  Surman Carlinv.ille 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
French  Club  (4) 
Blackburn  College 


Dorothy  M.  Sutherland. 

Chemistry 
Eureka  College 


.  llliopolis 


Julius  L.  Sutton 

General  Business. 
Phi  Mu  Delta 


.Minonk 


Paul  Bliss  Swain Benton 

Architectural  Engineering 
Chi  Phi 
Architectural  Society:  B.  A.  I.  D. 


Theodore  Milton  Swartz.  .Loomis,  Neb. 

Floriculture 
Alpha  Zeta  ;  Pi  Alpha  Xi ;  Floricultural  Club 
Doane  College 


Frank  Kingsbury  Sweetman.  . .  .Chicago 
Mechanical  Engineering 
Ilus 
A.  S.  M.  E.  ;  Dolphins ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Captain, 
Freshman  Varsity  Swimming ;  Varsity  Swimming 
Letter  (3)  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Water  Polo;  Var- 
sity Water  Polo  Letter  (3)  ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Track;  Intramural  Tennis  Doubles  Champion  (3) 
Crane  Junior  College 


Clarice  Vivian  Swinford  ....  Champaign 

Education 
Illinois    College ;    Eastern    Illinois    State   Teachers' 
College 


Martha  Elizabeth  Swisegood.  .Plymouth 
Public  School  Music 
PhiMu 
Phi  Beta  ;  Women's  Glee  Club 
William  Woods  College 


THE  CLASS 


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John   Tarwain Sesser  Harold  Minard  Tenney Oak  Park 

Athletic  Coaching  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Phi  Kappa  Psi  Alpha  Delta  Phi 

Tribe  of  Illini ;  Varsity  Football  Squad  (3,  4)  Scabbard  and  Blade 

George  Taubeneck Marshall 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  Lorens  Hansen  Thaisen Chicago 

Phi  Beta  Kappa;   Sachem;   Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Alpha  Education 

Kappa   Delta;    Gamma   Alpha   Tau  ;   Sigma   Delta  r>;  f„_„„  nL- 

Chi;   Fteshman  Varsity  Football;   Daily  Illini    (2,  ri  ^aPPa  ^111 

3),     Sports    Editor     (4),     Editorial    Writer     (4); 

Freshmen    Frolic    Committee ;    Skull    and   Crescent 

Award 

Mamie  Fordyce  Taylor Bristow     Marie  Elizabeth  Theobald.  ...Du  Quoin 

Education  Home  Economics 

Brenau  College 


Paul  Roland  Taylor Morris,  Okla. 

Accountancy 

Accountancy  Club 
Oklahoma  College 

Thomas  Geer  Taylor Clinton 

Architectural  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 

William  Lewis  Taylor Petersburg 

Electrical  Engineering 
Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma;  E.  E.  Society;  First  Lieutenant, 
University  Brigade  (4) 

Henry  Jule  Tebow East  St.  Louis 

Civil  Engineering 

Tau  Nu  Tau ;  First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade 
(4) 

Mary  Foster  Temple Salem 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Le  Cercle  Francais  ;  Tadpole 
Lincoln  College 


Robert  Rowland  Thomas  .  .  East  St.  Louis 
Ceramic  Engineering 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Keramos  ;  S.  B.  A.  C.  S.  ;  Second  Lieutenant,  Uni- 
versiry  Brigade  (4) 


Donald  Edward  Thompson Chicago 

General  Business 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 
Tribe  of  Illini ;  Freshman  Varsity  Tennis ;  Varsity 
Tennis  Letter  (2,  3,  4),  Captain  (3) 


Frances  Jane  Jo  Thompson.  .  .May wood 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Harold  Leon  Thompson Erie 

Electrical  Engineering 
E.  E.  Society 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


Paul  Woodard  Thompson Chicago 

Chemistry 
Freshman     Cross-Country ;     Varsity    Cross-Country 
Track  Squad  (3,  4)  ;  Varsity  Track  Squad  (3) 
Crane  Junior  College 


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Henry  Franklin  Thornes. 
General  Business 


.  Urbana      Joseph  John  Tolson  . . 

Law 
Delta  Sigma  Phi 

Phi  Alpha  Delta 


.  Kankakee 


Judson  A.  Timm Twin  Falls,  Idaho 

Education 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
Ma- Wan-Da  ;  Sachem  ;  Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Tribe 
of  Illini ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football ;  Varsity  Foot- 
ball  Letter    (2,    3,    4);    Freshman   Varsity   Track; 
Varsity  Track  Letter  (3,  4) 


Susan  Dell  Townsend  . . 
Education 
Chi  Omega 
Siren  (3) 
Milwaukee-Downer  College 


.La  Grange 


Paul  Chris  Traub Forrest 

Carl  B.  Tingley Howe,  Ind.  Railway  Civil  Engineering 

Athletic  Coaching  Theta  Upsilon  Omega 

Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi  Sigma  Epsilon ;  Tau  Nu  Tau  ;  Railway  Club  ;  A.  S. 

C.  E. ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Marian  Eleanor  Tintinger Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lambda  Omega 
German  Club 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Ruth  Tjardes Emington 

Home  Economics 
Home  Economics  Club 


Helen  Joan  Tobias Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Lambda  Sigma 
Pan-Hellenic  Council  (3,  4)  ;  First  Council,  Wom- 
an's League  (3,  4)  ;  Gold  Feather  Council;  Gre- 
gorian Literary  Society;  The  Daily  Illini  (1,  2,  3)  ; 
Associate  Woman's  Editor  (4)  ;  Pan-Hellenic  Ball 
Committee;  May  Fete  (1,  2,  3) 


Olga  Irene  Tobiasz 

Dentistry 
Upsilon  Alpha 
Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Blanche  Mary  Tobin Gilberts 

Education 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Homer  LaHay  Tripp Chester 

Accountancy 

Beta  Alpha  Psi ;  Accountancy  Club 


Norbert  Tumavich  . . . 
Law 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma 
Morton  Junior  College 


.  Cicero 


Edward  Joseph  Turnbaugh.  .Rock  Island 

Law 
Augustana  College 


L.  Raymond  Twyman Rockford 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Phi  Mu  Delta 

Alpha   Lambda   Sigma;   A.   S.   M.   E. ;   S.   A.   E. ; 
Interfraternity  Council  (3,  4) 
Central  College 


Howard  O.  Ullman Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching 
Sigma  Pi 


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Irwin  Chessley  Ullrey  .  Bremerton,  Wash. 
Education 
Acacia 

Phi  Eta  Sigma  ;  Delca  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Kappa  Delta 
Pi ;  Kappa  Phi  Kappa ;  Sigma  Delta  Sigma ;  Fresh- 
man Varsity  Swimming  Squad 


Franklin  Henry  Van  Doren.  .  .Minonk 
Electrical  Engineering 
Phi  Gamma  Delta 

Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma ;  Scabbard  and 
Blade;  Synton ;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4); 
Glee  Club  (1,  2) 


Curtis  Donald  Underwood Fisher 

Banking  and  Finance 


Anthony  Martin  VanDyke  . . .  Westville 

Athletic  Coaching 
Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Freshman  Varsity  Football;  Var- 
sity Football  Squad  (5,  4) 


William  Probasco  Van  Ness 
Donald  Desmond  Utterback.  . .  .Urbana  port  \^ayne  \n^_ 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Foreign  Trade 

Sigma  Delta  Rho  q,j  pt^ 

Captain,  University  Brigade  (4)  skull   and  Crescent .  Dolphins;   Freshman  Varsity 

Swimming;  Varsity  Swimming  Squad   (2,   3,  4) 


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Marcus  George  Van  Campen 

Olean,  N.   Y. 

Chemistry 

Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon 


Donald  Eugene  Vance Champaign 

General  Business 
Alpha  Lambda  Tau 


Nancy  Ruth  Vance St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Home  Economics 
Gamma  Phi  Beta 
Lindenwood  College 


Walter  Noble  Vance,  Jr. 

Chicago  Heights 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Phi  Sigma  Kappa 

Mask  and  Bauble ;  Pierrots ;  Freshman  Varsity 
Fencing;  Varsity  Fencing  Squad  (2,  3)  ;  Assistant 
Business  Manager,  "Brazil  Nuts"  ;  Business  Man- 
ager, "Mary  the  Third";  Production  Staff,  "But- 
ter and  Egg  Man";  Business  Staff,  "Is  Zat  So?," 
"Uncle  Tom's  Cabin" 


David  Miller  Van  Doren  ....  Champaign 

Accountancy 
Beta   Gamma   Sigma ;   Beta   Alpha   Psi ;   Beta  Nu 
Kappa 


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Ralph  Frederic  Vanstone Erie,  Pa. 

Athletic  Coaching 


Ellen  Southworth  Van  Vliet.  .Chicago 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Crane  Junior  College 


Vera  Mae  Vasey McHenry 

Home  Economics 
Beta  Sigma  Omicron 
Home  Economics  Club  ;  Illini  Grange 
Northern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Mary  Elisabeth  Vick Johnston  City 

Home  Economics 
Ward-Belmont  College 


George  Albert  Vinik 

Law 

Omicron  Alpha  Tau 


.  Chicago 


THE  CLASS 


Alice  Vodak 

Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 

Le  Cercle  Francais 
Morton  Junior  College 


.Berwyn      Earl  Heber  Wagner Elgin 

General  Business 
Delta  Sigma  Pi 
Tribe     of     Illini ;     Dolphins ;     Varsity    Swimming 
Squad  (1,  2,  3,  4),  Letter  (3,  4) 


Russell  L.  Volin Chicago  Howard  Earle  Waite Champaign 

Dentistry  Education 

Psi  Omega  Ph'   Epsilon    Kappa ;    Captain,    University   Brigade 
Dakota  Wesleyan  University  ;  Lewis  Institute 


(4) 


Albert  Lawrence  VollbornJr..  .Arthur      Frank  Hanson  Walker Urbana 

'Law  Athletic  Coaching 

Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Sigma  Nu 

Ma- Wan-Da;    Sachem;    Phi    Delta    Phi;    Senior  Ma- Wan-Da ;    Tribe    of    Illini;    Varsity    Football 

Track  Manager;  Athletic  Council  (4)  Squad  (1,  2,  3,  4) 


Ella  Von  Bauer St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Omega 
Washington  University 

Frank  Holton  Voorhees Alton 

Civil  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 

Ward  Clark  Voorhees Peoria 

General  Business 
Delta  Phi 

Beta  Nu  Kappa;  Daily  Illini  (2)  ;  Cabinet,  Y.  M. 
C.  A.  (2) 

Frank  J.  Waddell Chicago 

General  Business 

Phi  Pi  Phi 

Scabbard  and  Blade  ;  Sigma  Iota  Epsilon  ;  Cavalry 
Club  ;  Military  Ball  Committee ;  Major,  University 
Brigade  (4)  ;  Horse  Show   (2,  3,  4) 

Margaret  Pearl  Waggoner Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Bethany  Circle 
Second  Council,  Woman's  League  (2),  First  Coun- 
cil (4)  ;  Gold  Feathers;  Life  Saving  Club;  W.  A. 
A.;  Basketball  (2)  ;  Track  (2) 
Lake  Forest  College 


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James  Donald  Walker Aurora 

Civil  Engineering 

Beta  Chi 

Mu    San;    Technograph    (3);    Freshman    Varsity 
Rifle  Squad 


Joseph  Thomas  Walker Kirkwood 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Psi 


Myron  T.  Wallace Champaign 

Education 
Freshman    Varsity    Wrestling;    Varsity    Wrestling 
Squad   (2,  3)  ;  Second  Lieutenant.  University  Bri- 
gade (4) 


Ross  Melvin  Wallis Peoria 

Architectural  Engineering 
A.  S.  C.  E. 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute 


William  Joseph  Walsh,  Jr Chicago 

Pre-Legal 


THE  CLASS 


Charges  W.  Walton,  Jr. Carlinville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Men's  Glee  Club  (3,  4) 
Blackburn  University 

Frances  Louise  Ware Jerseyville 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Chi  Omega 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 
Lindenwood  College 

Frank  Joseph  Warga Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Varsity  Gym- 
nastic Squad   (2,   3,   4)  ;   Freshman   Varsity   Gym; 
Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling;  Men's  Glee  Club  (3) 

Alberta  Celia  Warley Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Lois  M.  Warnes Long  View 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gregorian  Literary  Society 


Ardath-Catherine  Walter Glencoe      Lawrence  Warren Opdyke 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Agriculture 

Alpha  Phi  Agricultural  Club  ;_  Horticulture  Club  ;  First  Lieu- 


Sigma  Delta  Phi;   Gold  Feathers;  Y.  W.  C.   A. 
Commission 


tenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 


Charles  Richard  Walter Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Gladys  Dorothy  Waterman  .    . .  Chicago 

Delta  Tau  Delta 
Varsity  Football  Squad  (2)  Alpha  Delta  Theta 

University  of  Michigan 


Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Crane  Junior  College 


William  Edward  Walter 

;  '  '  ■  '  Veedersburg.   Ind.       Agn£S  Lquise  Wathall ch- 

Education  cj 

education 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  Crane  Junior  College 

Purdue  University 

S  Evelyn  Mollie  Watts Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Theta  Upsilon 

Draden  Robert  Waugh Herrin 

Pre-Legal 
Theta  Chi 
Alpha  Alpha  Alpha  ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Interscholastic 
Circus  Manager;  Wrestling  Manager  (4)  ;  Athletic 
Board  of  Control 

>-  *,  L  Sarah  Joselyn  Way Urbana 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 

gmt-1  Lynn  Acus  Weaver La  Clede 

Electrical  Engineering 

_"_^  Eta  Kappa  Nu 

Honors  Day  (2) 

mWm 

Mabrey  Alexander  Weaver 

Springfield,  Mo. 

General  Business 
Phi  Mu  Delta 

Southwest  Missouri  State  Teachers'  College  ;  Drury 
College 

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Russel  Carl  Webeck Kewanee       Clair  Carpenter  Weintz.  Sioux  City, Iowa 

Electrical  Engineering  Architecture 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Eta  Kappa  Nu  Delta  Alpha  Pi 

Honors  Day  (3)  Gargoyle 

Morningside  College 


Charlotte  Louise  Weber Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Sigma  Kappa 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta  ;   Alpha  Kappa  Delta ;  Gold 
Feathers ;   German  Club ;   First  Council,   Woman's 
League  (4) 
Honors  Day  (1,  2,  3) 


Florence  Mary  Weir Ashkum 

Education 

Sigma  Phi  Beta 

Pan-Hellenic  Council  (3)  ;  First  Council,  Woman's 
League  (4) 


Annie  Laura  Webster Pleasant  Hill  Saul  Weissman Chicago 

Education  Electrical  Engineering 

University  Choral  Sociery  E.  E.  Society;  Captain,  University  Brigade  (4) 

Illinois  State  Normal  Universiry  Crane  Junior  College 


George  Arthur  Webster.  .  .  .Des  Plaines 
General  Business 
Psi  Upsilon 

Tribe  of  Illini ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Band  of  X  ; 
Dolphins  ;  Freshman  Varsity  Swimming  ;  Freshman 
Varsity  Water  Polo  ;  Varsity  Swimming  Letter  (2, 
3,  4)  ;  Varsity  Water  Polo  Letter  (2,  3,  4),  Cap- 
tain (3)  ;  Dance  Supervision  Committee 


Adelaide  Louise  Weclew. 
Education 
Beta  Phi  Alpha 

Spanish  Club 

Crane  Junior  College 


.  Chicago 


Thaddeus  Victor  Weclew. 
Dentistry 
Psi  Omega 

Student  Council  (2,  3) 


.  Chicago 


Dorothy  Annette  Weeks. 
Education 


.  Chicago 


Silas  Gunnell  Weinberg Galesburg 

Architectural  Engineering 
Pi  Kappa  Phi 

Gargoyle;  Tau  Nu  Tau;  Phalanx;  Major,  Univer- 
sity Brigade  (4)  ;  Chairman,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Fellow- 
ship Committee  (3)  ;  Senior  Memorial  Drive  Com- 
mittee 


life 


Angela  Mary  Welch Deer  Grove 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Le  Cercle  Francais ;  Der  Deutsche  Verein 
Honors  Day  (3) 


Bertha  Lucile  Welch Mattoon 

Education 
Choral  Society ;  Gregorian  Literary  Society 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Helen  Marie  Welch Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Lambda  Sigma 
Alpha    Lambda   Delta;    Gold   Feathers;    Tadpole; 
Daily  Illini  (1,2) 


Mary  Catherine  Welch Mattoon 

Education 
Choral  Society ;  Gregorian  Lirerary  Society 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Teachers'  College 


Everett  Linus  Welker Bradford 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Kappa  Delta 
Eureka  College 


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Bernard  Leighton  Wellman Joliet      Charles  C.  Westall Greenup 

Mechanical  Engineering  Ceramic  Engineering 

Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma  Sigma  Mu  Sigma 

Joliet  Junior  College  Keramos ;  S.  B.  A.  C.  S. 


Franklin  Burnham  Wells.  . .  .Oak  Park 
Chemical  Engineering 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
Chemistry   Club ;   Choral    Society ;    Freshman   Var- 
sity Football;  Daily  Illini    (2,   4)  ;  Caisson  Club; 
Lieutenant,   University  Brigade  (4) 


Leslie  Stephen  Wells Kewanee 

Electrical  Engineering 
Eta  Kappa  Nu ;   Pi  Tau   Pi  Sigma  ;   Scabbard   and 
Blade ;  E.  E.  Society ;  Captain,  University  Brigade 
(4) 
Honors  Day  (2) 


V.  Luther  Westberg Chicago 

Electrical  Engineering 
Phi  Pi  Phi 
Men's  Glee  Club  (3,  4) 
University  of  California 


Richard  Theodore  Wettstaedt.C^/V^o 
General  Business 


Amado  Mendoza  Wenceslao 

.  .  .  .Bulacan,  Bulacan,  Philippine  Islands 
General  Business 
Philippine  Illini  Club 


Hubert  Arthur  Wenzel Quincy 

Electrical  Engineering 
Synton ;  E.  E.  Society;  A.  I.  E.  E. ;  Engineering 
Council;  Production  Staff,  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin," 
"Aren't  We  All,"   "Mary  the  Third,"  "Old  Eng- 
lish," Homecoming  Stunt  Show 
Honors  Day  ( 1 ) 


Lawrence  E.  Wesner Robinson 

■    Banking  and  Finance 


Ray  Earl  Wesner Robinson 

Law 
Phi  Delta  Phi 


William  Foster  West,  Jr Chicago 

Floriculture 

Phalanx;   Pi   Alpha  Xi ;   Captain,   University   Bri- 
gade (4) 


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George  Lee  Wey. Bristol,  Conn. 

Electrical  Engineering 
Cosmopolitan  Club 


Albert  Maurice  Wharfield.  .St.  Charles 
Journalism 
Alpha  Chi  Rho 
Sigma  Delta  Chi;   Daily   Illini    (1);   Siren    (3); 
Editor    (4)  ;    First  Lieutenant,    University   Brigade 
(4) 


John  White Bristol,  Conn. 

Athletic  Coaching 
Beta  Psi 

First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade  (4) 
Connecticut  Agricultural  College 


Vernette  White Mount  Carroll 

Music 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 

Mu   Kappa  Alpha;   Women's   Glee   Club    (3,   4)  ; 

Choral  Society   (3,  4)  ;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Commission 

(4) 

Francis  Shimer  School 


Robert  Boice  Whiteford 

New  Philadelphia,  Ohio 

Foreign  Commerce 
Beta  Nu  Kappa;  Pan  Xenia;  Sigma  Iota  Epsilon 


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Margaret  Joanne  Whitelaw  . .  .  Chicago 
Education 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 
Washingron  University 


Lynn  Carter  Wilkinson Chicago 

Dentistry 

Beta  Kappa 

Psi  Omega  ;  Junior  Class  President ;  Student  Coun- 
cil (1,  2,  3) 


Helen  I.  Whitfield Sullivan 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Pi  Delta  Phi 


Fredric  Phelps  Williams Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
University  of  Chicago 


Leslie  Edwin  WmTTENttKG  .Murphysboro 
Chemical  Engineering 
Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 
A.  I.  C.  E.  ;  German  Club 


Milton  Leonard  Williams Chicago 

Athletic  Coaching 
Kappa   Phi   Kappa ;   Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;   Tribe   of 
Illini  ;  Varsity  Baseball  Letter  (3) 


Vernon  Wiberg Woodstock 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


Leroy  John  Wietz Thornton 

Athletic  Coaching 
Delta  Theta  Epsilon  ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Varsity  Foot- 
ball Squad  (2,  3,  4)  ;  Varsiry  Wrestling  Squad  (3) 


Donald  Frank  Wiley Ottawa 

Law 
Phi  Delta  Theta 

Phi  Alpha  Delta;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Varsity  Golf  (3, 
4)  ;  Cast,  "Twelfth  Night,"  "Butter  and  Egg 
Man" 


Taley  Tarson  Wiley Champaign 

Civil  Engineering 
Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Phi  Eta  Sigma ;  Chi  Epsilon ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Varsity 
Baseball    (3,   4)  ;   First  Regimental   Band    (1,   2)  ; 
Concert  Band  (3,  4) 


George  Wesley  Wilhelm,  Jr. 

Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Chemistry 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma 

Kansas  City  Junior  College 


Frances  Lucille  Williamson. Mt.  Vernon 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Gamma   Alpha  Chi;   Gold  Feathers;  Baseball   (2, 
4)  ;  Daily  Illini   (1,   2,   3,  4),  Statistical  Manager 
(3),  Women's  Business  Manager  (4)  ;  Sophomore 
Cotillion  Committee  ;  Junior  Prom  Committee 


Frazier  S.  Wilson Oak  Park 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Chi  Psi 
Mask  and  Bauble ;  Pierrots ;  National  Collegiate 
Players;  Theater  Editor,  Illinois  Magazine  (3); 
Chairman,  Illinois  Theater  Guild  (4)  ;  General 
Manager,  Pierrots  1929  Opera ;  Business  Staff, 
"Nada,"  "El  Gran  Galeoto,"  "The  Butter  and  Egg 
Man,"  "Is  Zat  So?,"  "Uncle  Tom's  Cabin,"  Post 
Exam  Jubilee,  1928;  Cast,  "The  Youngest" 


Grace  Wilson Urbana 

Architecture 

Architectural  Society;  Basketball  (1) 


Leonard  W.  Wilson Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Psi  Upsilon 
Sophomore    Baseball    Manager ;     Sophomore    Cap 
Committee 


Louise  Claire  Wilson Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 


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Marshall  Albert  Wilson Chicago  John  William  Winings Arthur 

Mechanical  Engineering  Electrical  Engineering 

Sigma  Mu  Sigma  Independent  Council  (3,4) 
Sigma  Phi  Delta;  A.  S.  M.  E. 


Marvin  R.  Winkler Vincennes,  Ind. 

Education 
.  Metropolis  Kappa  Delta  Rho 

Pierrots ;    Mask    and    Bauble ;    Varsity    Basketball 
Squad  (2)  ;  Chairman,  Homecoming  Badge  Sales 
Cast,    "Brazil   Nuts,"    "Nada,"    "Old  English" 
Production  Staff,  "Is  Zat  So?,"  "Mary  the  Third' 


Pauline  Wilson 

Education 


S.  Everett  Wilson Decatur      Frank  Reed  Winsor,  Jr. Chicago 

j  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Phi  Kappa  Tau  Delta  Sigma  Tau 

Phi  Alpha  Delta  ;  Interfraternity  Council  (3,  4)  Ecology  Club 

Crane  Junior  College 


Vera  Irene  Wilson Chicago 

Pharmacy 
Lambda    Kappa    Sigma ;    Secretary,    Senior    Class, 
Pharmacy  School 


Yoland  Bartas  Wilson  .  Fort  Wayne,  lnd. 
Pharmacy 
Kappa  Psi 


Alice  Louise  Winchell  ....  Roanoke,  La. 

■  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Indiana  Central  College 


Uryth  Margaret  Winchell. Roanoke, La. 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Indiana  Central  College 


Leonard  Wilton  Winget 

Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Civil  Engineering 

Sigma  Phi  Delta 
Mu  San ;  Tau  Nu  Tau ;  A.  S.  C.  E. ;  Technograph 
(2,    3,  ,4);    Engineering   Dance   Committee    (4); 
First  Lieutenant,  University  Brigade   (4)  ;  Chorus, 
"Brazil  Nuts"  (3)  ;  Sophomore  Cheer  Leader 
Kansas  City  Junior  College 


Mural  J.  Winstein Davenport,  Iowa 

Law 

Augustana  College 


Harold  Arthur  Winter Chicago 

Architectural  Engineering 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 


Marshall  Henry  Winter Chicago 

Mechanical  Engineering 


Vernon  Dale  Wissmiller.  . .  .Cooksville 
Civil  Engineering 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
A.   S.   C.   E.  ;   Advertising  Manager,   Technograph 
(3) 
Illinois  Wesleyan  University 


Harry  Errett  Witherell. 
Law 
Delta  Tau  Delta 

Skull  and  Crescent 


.  Kewanee 


OF 

Page  159 


THE  CLASS 


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Arnold  E.  Wolgast Aurora 

Athletic  Coaching 
Sigma  Delta  Rho 
Tribe  of  Illini ;  Varsity  Football  Squad   (3,  4) 

Gilbert  Lloyd  Wood.  . Batavia 

Pre-Legal 
Delta  Theta  Phi 

Mary  S.  Wood Maroa 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Delta  Delta  Delta 

Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  ;  First  Coun- 
cil, Woman's  League  (4)  ;  Gold  Feathers;  Y.  W. 
C.  A.  Commission  (3) 

Marion  Whitfield  Woodruff 

Champaign 

Railway  Engineering 
Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  E.  E.  So- 
ciety ;  Railway  Club  ;  Military  Ball  Committee  (3)  ; 
Major,  University  Brigade   (3) 


Maxine  Myers  Woodruff.  .  .Mt.  Vernon 
Pre-Legal 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 

University  of  Missouri 


Peter  A.  Wlodkowski.  . 

Dentistry 
Delta  Sigma  Delta 
Student  Council  (1) 
Loyola  University 


.  Berwyn      Charlotte  Elizabeth  Woods  ....  Urbana 
Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha   Kappa   Delta ;   Gregorian   Literary   Society ; 
Chairman.  Welfare  Committee 


Bruno  H.  Wojcik Chicago 

Chemical  Engineering 
Freshman  Cross  Country  Track 


Francis  C.  L.  Wojtanowicz  ....  Chicago 
Mining  Engineering 
Kappa  Theta  Sigma 
Phalanx ;   Tau  Nu  Tau ;   Captain,   University  Bri- 
gade (4) 


Naioma  Jane  Worcester Chicago 

Education 

Marie  Helen  Worley Dixon 

Music 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota 
Choral  Society ;  Gold  Feathers ;  W.  A.  A. ;  Base- 
ball   (1,    2);  Basketball   (1);   Soccer   (I,   2,   3); 
Women's  Glee  Club  (2,  3,  4) 

Fannie  Wright Springfield 

Music 
Mu  Kappa  Alpha 
Illinois  State  Normal  University 

Ralph  Walker  Wright Urbana 

General  Business 
Beta  Nu  Kappa 
Honors  Day  (3) 

Winifred  Finette  Wright Eureka 

Education 
Delta  Zeta 

Eureka  College 

Edward  Earl  Wyatt Danville 

General  Business 

Rita  Joan  Wiley Rock  Falls 

Education 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Anonian  Literary  Society 
Rockford  College 


OF 
19  30 

Page  160 


THE  CLASS 


Theodore  Stylianos  Xanthakos  Manuel  N.  Zarna.  . .  .Youngstown,  Ohio 

Gytbion,  Greece  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 

Chemical  Engineering  Oberlin  College 
Delta  Epsilon  Pi 


Tetsuro  Yamada Yokohama,  ]apan  Irwin  William  Zeiger.  .Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Landscape  Architecture  Journalism 

Architeccural  Society;  Japanese  Students  Club  Kappa  Tau  Alpha;  Daily  Illini  (4) 

Horticultural  College,  Chibalcen,  Japan  Superior  State  Teachers'  College 


Eunice  Florence  Yost Carbondale 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences  Vincent  Zerafa Waukegan 

Gregorian  Literary  Society  General  Business 

Southern  Illinois  State  Normal  University 


Charlotte  Marie  Ziegler Peoria 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Lambda  Omega 
German  Club  ;  Gold  Feathers ;  Jamesonian  Literary 
Society 
Honors  Day 


Edwin  Ziegler Chicago 

Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences 
Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 


Jack  M.  Zick Aberdeen,  S.  D. 

Dentistry 
Delta  Sigma  Delta 
Student  Council  (4) 
University  of  North  Dakota 


Herman  Joseph  Ziffren Rock  Island 

General  Business 

Daily  Illini  (2) 
Augustana  College 


Walter  William  Zitzewitz.  . .  .Chicago 
Industrial  Administration 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 

Scabbard  and  Blade;  Cavalry  Officers'  Club; 
Freshman  Varsity  Wrestling ;  Captain,  University 
Brigade  (3) 


OF 

1930 


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JAMES  HOWARD  WHEAT 
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W.  P.  Standard 
Bernice  Stephens 
Jean  Macdonald 
S.  B.  Vaughn 
T.  J.  Wang 


Gwendolyn  Roberts 
Gertrude  Chulock 


E.  J.  KINDERMAN 
President,  First  Semester 


The  Class  of  1931 

JUNIOR  PROM  COMMITTEE 

R.  J.  Conover,  Chairman 


T.  H.  McKee 
Loretta  Sturdyvin 
Mary  Jane  Caldwell 
H.  E.  Hudson 
Donna  Olin 


W.  G.  Budinger 
Grace  Esdohr 
Ruth  Rankin 
R.  Baldridge 
J.  S.  Sheridan 


FACULTY  TEA  COMMITTEE 

Grace  Esdohr,  Chairman 


Virginia  Marsh 


Barbara  Phares 


Page  166 


F.  J.  Worden 
I.  F.  Culbertson 
Elizabeth  Petru 
H.  L.  Krueger 
L.  T.  Fruin 


Frances  Etzbach 


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V.  H.  HOEHN 

President,  First  Semester 


R.  G.  REDELL 

President,  Second  Semester 


The  Class  of  1932 


Ruth  Ashmore 
Mary  Brennan 
Wintress  Dalbey 
Marjorie  Finn 
Margaret  Mercer 


SOPHOMORE  COTILLION  COMMITTEE 

R.  MacClinchie,  Chairman 


Janet  Meyers 

Mary  Virginia  Wright 

Irving  Favus 

R.  W.  McGregor 

J.  K.  Morris 


Frank  Oehlschlager 
J.  L.  Porter 
H.  M.  Seago 
O.  D.  Ames 
H.  C.  Auble 


A.  R.  Crathorne 
J.  E-.  Downey 
H.  W.  Kring 


S.  M.  Richman 
R.  W.  Pashby 


JUNIOR  CAP  COMMITTEE 

R.  McClinchie,  Chairman 


J.  E.  Downey 
J.  C.  Pettee 


C.  H.  Daubs 

J.  R.  McPherson 


R.  W.  McGregor 
C.  E.  Schumacher 


Page  168 


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H.  P.  NELSON 
President,  First  Semester 


H.  A.  SCHWANBECK 
President,  Second  Semester 


The  Class  of  1933 

FRESHMAN  FROLIC  COMMITTEE 

K.  S.  Steinmetz.  Chairman 


Catherine  Cox 

William  Arnold                                       Jack  Cohen 

Isobel  Rose 

Robert  Little 

Barbara  Qualkinbush                              Lois  Swan 

CAP  BURNING  COMMITTEE 

William  Arnold,  Chairman 

Gaillard  Knappenberger 

Francis  Hyson 

"William  Gilmore                                     James  Reynolds 

Joe  Turck 

Walter  Busker 

Norris  Thompson                                    Gordon  Kennedy 

G.  M.  Shuman 

Eldred  Swift 

Carl  Newcomer 

SOPHOMORE  CAP  COMMITTEE 

Robert  Little,  Chairman 


Robert  B.  Johnson 

William  Carroll 

Paul  McDonald 

Harold  Tucker 

Walter  Hellmich 

Ralph  Hansen 

Lawrence  Stewart 

John  Sawtell 

Robert  A.  Nelson 

Sterling  Myers 

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The  B.  W.  and  the  B.  M.  O.  C. 

He  greets  you  in  glee 
With  "Sure  you  know  me," 

And  whether  you  do  or  you  don't 
What  matter?  .  .  .  yes, 
He'll  be  a  success 

As  Big  Men  On  Campus  are  wont. 

And  deep  in  the  rolls  of  the  souls  of  these 
men 

Is  "Loyalty"  written  again  and  again. 


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Ed  Hoelscher 


Gertrude  Stanton 


Ted  Witte 


Johnny  DeWolf 


Bernice  Stephens 


Jimmy  Cave 


Chuck  Vollborn 


Marny  Crocker 


Dick  Strong 


Bill  Hildeman 


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George  Burkhardt 


Horse  May 


Fritz  Humberc 


Fred  Rutherford 


Chuck  Johnson 


Skeezix  Dooley 


Blanche  Kerr 


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Harry  Neil 


Bob  Honold 


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Bob  Conover 


Alberdine  Hatcher 


Ann  Jackman 


Stella  McLeish 


Jimmy  Lymperopoulos 


Bob  Sloan 


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Gaga  Mills 


Laurie  Peterson 


Bud  Jolley 


Jud  Carrel 


Alberta  Lewis 


Ramon  Pierce 


Don  Brown 


Joe  Sapora 


Frank  Walker 


CAM 
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Page  179 


Phil  Redeker 


Mary  Jane  Seifert 


Vic  Sholis 


Russ  Crane 


Ray  Benbow 


Paul  Strohm 


Jim  Wheat 


CAM 
PUS 


Bob  Carr 


Lee  Sentman 


Gordy  Bryan 


Page  181 


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Quite  badly.    What  kind 

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Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  Sachem  Interfraternity  Sing 

2.  The  Independents  Do  Their  Bit 

3.  The  Pi  Phi's  Dress  Up  for  Home- 
coming 

4.  Stopped  at  the  Scrimmage  Line 

5.  Another  Slant  On  the  Army 
Game  Crowd 


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Page  184 


"Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  Materials  Testing  Laboratory 

2.  College  Life's  First  Barrier — 
Health  Service  Exams 

3.  "Alpha  Sigma  Phi  Presents — " 

4.  "Beat  Kansas!" 

5.  The  Block  "I"  Greets  the  Maroon 
Band 


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"Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  Another  Late  Snowstorm 

2.  The  Block-Long  Line  for  A.  A. 
Books 

3.  Cagle  Starting  One  of  His  Long 
Passes 

4.  Sachem's  Gift  to  the  Army 

5.  A  Tribute  from  the  Illini  Band 


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"Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  The  Goal  of  Every  Woman 

2.  Fraternity  Men  Waiting  to  Snatch 
New  Arrivals 

3.  Homecoming  Hobo  Parade 

4.  Where  All  Eyes  Turn  Inter- 
scholastic  Morning 

5.  Winners  In  the  Merchants' 
Popularity  Contest 


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"Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  Honors  Day,  1929 

2.  President  Kiniey  Welcomes  the 
Frosh 

3.  First  Prize,  Singles,  Hobo  Parade 

4.  Illinois  Meets  Iowa  On  a- Sea  of 
Mud 

5.  Jud  Timm,  Mayor  of  Green 
Street 


Page  191 


"Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  Outside  the  Law  Building  After  a 
Sleet  Storm 

2.  Timm  Wins  by  Eleven  Votes 

3.  Pullman  Porters'  Quartet  at  the 
Army  Game 

4.  A  Portion  of  the  Campus: 
Stadium  View 

5.  Second  Prize,  Singles,  Hobo 
Parade 


Page  192 


" Events  of  the  Year" 

1.  No  Casualties — Just  the  Psi  U's 
Homecoming  Decoration 

2.  Gov.  Emmerson  at  the  Army 
Game 

3.  More  Hobos  at  Homecoming 

4.  The  Band  and  Block  "I" 
Co-operate 

5.  A  Cool  Spot  at  Crystal  Lake  Park 


''Events  of  the  Year" 

.  1.    The  End  of  a  Pajama  Race 

2.  The  Woman's  Building,  In  a 
Colonial  Setting 

3.  George  Brown,  '33,  47  Inches 
Tall 

4.  Then  He  Hit  the  Line  of 
Scrimmage 


5.    Wachowski  Clears  the  Bar  In  the 
Rain 


Page  195 


Interscholastic  Circus 

CLOSING  his  career  of  eight 
years  as  the  Illinois  circus 
coach,  Carlos  Wagner  presented  one 
of  the  most  successful  shows  ever 
staged  on  the  campus  for  the  twenty- 
second  annual  Interscholastic  circus 
in  the  Memorial  Stadium.  Twelve 
thousand  spectators  witnessed  the 
colorful  spectacle  of  acrobats,  indi- 
vidual, doubles,  and  fraternity  acts. 
Theta  Chi  won  first  prize  for  the  fra- 
ternity stunts  in  division  A,  while 
Delta  Sigma  Pi  grabbed  top  honors 
in  division  B.  Fantus  and  Bernstein 
romped  off  with  the  doubles  clown 
performance,  DeWolf  was  awarded 
first  prize  in  the  singles  clown  acts, 
and  Fitzer  won  the  singles  animal 
presentation. 


D.  R.  WAUGH 
Manager 


Page  196 


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Interscholastic  Track 
Meet 

LED  by  "Flying  Ebony"  Metcalfe, 
Tilden  high  school  of  Chicago 
tied  Hyde  Park  of  Chicago  for  the 
State  track  and  field  championship, 
earning  a  share  of  the  title  for  the 
second  straight  year  in  the  thirty-fifth 
Interscholastic  meet  at  the  Memorial 
Stadium.  Metcalfe  splashed  to  vic- 
tory in  the  100  yard  dash  through  a 
drizzling  rain,  and  then  set  a  new  in- 
terscholastic record  of  21.3  seconds  in 
the  220  yard  dash.  Hansel  of  Maiden 
set  another  Interscholastic  mark  when 
he  ran  the  440  in  51.1  seconds.  Oak 
Park  was  third  in  the  final  stand- 
ings with  14  points,  Atwood  scored 
10,  and  Murphysboro  and  Streator 
chalked  up  9  each. 


L.  W.  HOCKADAY 
Manager 


Page  197 


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F)ACE-SETTER  for  the  nation  is  the  Illinois  student  body  in 
the  significant  matter  of  sportsmanship.  Illinois  athletes 
have  long  been  noted  for  their  love  of  the  game  for  its  own  sake, 
their  honesty  in  abiding  by  the  rules,  their  gentlemanly  and  con- 
siderate treatment  of  opponents  and  officials,  and  their  willing- 
ness to  go  more  than  halfway  with  the  other  fellow.  Last  year 
the  Illinois  student  body  voluntarily  adopted  a  Code  of  Sports- 
manship which  has  become  the  model  for  sportsmanlike  be- 
havior of  spectators  all  over  the  land,  and  by  means  of  which 
Illini  sports  fans  vie  with  Illini  athletic  teams  in  courteous  treat- 
ment of  opponents  and  officials.  Loyalty  did  the  trick.  The  same 
loyalty  to  school,  to  fellow-students,  and  to  the  Father  of  Sports- 
manship, "G"  Huff,  which  has  made  countless  Illinois  athletes 
live  abstemious  lives  and  drive  themselves  to  the  hilt  for  their 
Alma  Mater,  over-night  turned  Illinois  athletic  followers  from 
customary  channels  of  spectator-behavior  into  crowds  of  im- 
peccable gentlemen  and  unassailable  sportsmen.  Loyalty  is  a 
big  word  in  Illinois  athletics. 


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PROF.  GEORGE  ALFRED  GOODENOUGH 


In  Memoriam 


T)ROFESSOR  George  Alfred  Goodenough,  for  23 
years  a  member  of  the  Western  Intercollegiate  Ath- 
letic Conference  and  for  32  years  a  member  of  the  fac- 
ulty in  the  College  of  Engineering,  died  at  his  home  in 
Champaign  on  September  29,  1929.  Professor  Goode- 
nough was  admired  and  loved  by  his  students,  faculty 
associates,  and  friends  as  a  teacher,  scientist,  engineer, 
author,  book-lover,  and  as  a  most  capable  and  respected 
arbiter  during  his  chairmanship  of  the  faculty  committee 
of  the  Western  Conference.  George  A.  Huff,  director 
of  Athletics,  has  paid  a  fitting  tribute  to  Professor 
Goodenough  in  the  quotation  which  follows: 

"Professor  Goodenough's  contribution  to  the  athletic 
cause  in  the  Conference  and  at  the  University  of  Illinois 
was  of  great  value.  Perhaps  the  greatest  tribute  I  can 
pay  to  him  is  to  say  that  in  all  Conference  legislation 
he  never   raised   the  point   as  to  how  it   would   affect 


Illinois,  and  I  am  sure  he  never  thought  of  that.  He 
considered  it  solely  from  the  viewpoint  as  to  whether 
or  not  the  legislation  was  for  the  best  interests  of  ath- 
letics. 

"It  must  be  kept  in  mind  that  Professor  Goodenough's 
chief  interest  was  as  a  teacher  and  a  scientist,  but  yet 
he  had  time  to  give  to  athletic  problems  and  his  keen 
judicial  mind  made  his  decisions  universally  acceptable. 
While  others  will  speak  of  his  work  as  a  scientist,  yet  I 
would  like  to  say  a  word  about  his  reputation  as  a 
teacher.  Gained  from  my  knowledge  from  talking  with 
students,  I  have  heard  many  of  them  say  that  he  was 
the  greatest  teacher  they  had  studied  under. 

"I  regret  the  passing  of  my  good  friend.  He  was 
always  genial,  always  fair,  and  always  thoroughly  un- 
selfish." 


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C.  E.  BOWEN 

Business  Manager 


L.  M.  TOBIN 
Director  of  Athletic  Publicity 


Athletic  Association 


George  Huff 

George  Huff 

W.  B.  Hayes 

H.  W.  Meers 
P.  C.  Livingston 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 

Fred  A.  Russell  Judge  O.  A.  Harker  J.  P.  Kratz,  Monticello 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  ATHLETIC  COUNCIL 

Faculty  Members 
Fred  A.  Russell  G.  W.  Goble  Ray  Dvorak 

Alumni  Members 
L.  M.  Tobin  R.  D.  Chapman,  Chicago 

Student  Members 
L.  W.  Hockaday  A.  L.  Vollborn,  Jr.  D.  R.  Waugh 

A.  C.  Callen Representative  of  the  University  of  Illinois  on  the  Faculty 

Board  of  the  Western  Intercollegiate  Conference 


W.  E.  Clifford 


C.  H.  Bergeson 
W.  R.  Hildeman 


Two  groups — the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Athletic  council  has  within  its  jurisdiction  the  election  of  student 

Association  and  the  Athletic  Council — stand  at  the  head  managers  and  cheerleaders,  the  awarding  of  Varsity  let- 

of  Illinois'  great  athletic  plant.     The  Board  of  Directors  ters  and  freshman  numerals,  and  other  matters  dealing 

manage  the  financial  side  of  the  association  while  the  with  athletics  at  the  LJniversity. 


Russell 
Meers 


Hockaday 
Waugh 


Callen 
Livingston 


Vollborn 
Hayes 


Hildeman 
Bergeson 


Huff 
Goble 


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Reynolds          Thompson          Prof.  Griffith          Knox          Rosenchal          Tarwain          Witte         May  Barry         Burdick  Miller         McFadzean 

Stout          Humbert          Bergeson          Wolgast          Lewis          B.  Harper          Warga          Whipple  Gordon          Stine  Floreth          Tonkoff 

Wagner         Carr         Jolley          Timm          Sweetman          Gross        C.  B.  Harper  Dooley         Burkhart  Green 

Kieding          Sapora          Morrison          Crane          Oeler          Haier  Holbrook 


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DICK  PALMER 
Senior  Cheerleader 


Cheerleaders 

/^HEERLEADING  at  Illinois  has  reached  a  higher  standard  during  the  last 
^■^  several  years  with  the  selection  of  cheerleaders  from  competition  and  with 
the  adoption  of  the  Illini  Code  of  Sportsmanship.  The  attitude  and  expression 
of  the  entire  crowd  at  any  athletic  event  depends  on  the  influence  of  its  cheering 
captains.  With  Dick  Palmer  as  head  Varsity  cheerleader,  aided  by  two  capable 
juniors  and  a  squad  of  sophomores,  sportsmanship  reached  an  even  higher  level 
at  Illinois  sports  events  during  the  1929-30  school  year. 


GERRY  DAUBEK 

Junior  Cheerleader 


KEITH  CADDY 

Junior  Cheerleader 


Page  204 


G.  HUFF 


TLLINOIS  athletic  teams  not  only  won  the  majority  of  their  contests  during 
-*-  the  year  1929-30,  but  again  successfully  maintained  their  reputation  of  win- 
ning and  losing  fairly  and  of  upholding  the  Illini  Code  of  Sportsmanship  better 
than  ever  before.  The  students  as  well  as  the  players  themselves  co-operated  to 
enforce  the  code  during  its  second  year  of  existence.  Intramural,  as  well  as 
Varsity  and  freshman  athletics,  made  great  progress  during  the  past  year  with 
the  inauguration  of  the  Independent  managerial  system  in  conjunction  with 
that  of  the  fraternities. 

The  Illini  Code  of  Sportsmanship,  as  adopted  by  students  of  the  University, 
is  deserving  of  perpetuation  in  the  1931  Illio,  and  it  follows: 


A  True  Illini  Sportsman 


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Will  consider  all  athletic  opponents  as  guests  and  treat  them  with  all  of  the  courtesy' 

due  friends  and  guests. 

Will  accept  all  decisions  of  officials  without  question. 

Will  never  hiss  or  boo  a  player  or  official. 

Will  never  utter  abusive  or  irritating  remarks  from  the  sidelines. 

Will  applaud  opponents  who  make  good  plays  or  show  good  sportsmanship. 

Will  never  attempt  to  rattle  an  opposing  player,  such  as  the  pitcher  in  a  baseball 

game  or  a  player  attempting  to  make  a  free  throw  in  a  basketball  game. 

Will  seek  to  win  by  fair  and  lawful  means,  according  to  the  rules  of  the  game. 

Will  love  the  game  for  its  own  sake  and  not  for  what  winning  may  bring  him. 

Will  "do  unto  others  as  he  would  have  others  do  unto  him." 

Will  "win  without  boasting  and  lose  without  excuses." 


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Color  above  and  color  below — 
Everything  here  is  a  part  of  the  show. 

The  whistle  of  tin 
Is  set  to  begin. 

The  bandmen  in  gala  array 
Suing  off  with  a  blare 
In  the  crisp  autumn  air. 

It's  Football  they're  playing  today. 

Before  every  gaze  and  when  each  one  is  through, 
The  pledge  fills  the  air:   "We  are  loyal  to  you." 


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ASSISTANT  COACHES 


Lindgren 


Roku 


Olander 


DRIVING  for  a  third  successive  Big  Ten  football  cham- 
pionship, Coach  Bob  Zuppke's  1929  gridmen  barely 
failed  to  achieve  the  coveted  goal  and  closed  the  season  in 
second  place  with  three  victories,  one  defeat,  and  one  tie. 
Added  to  this  successful  record  was  the  thrilling  17  to  7 
triumph  over  the  Army,  the  game  "Zup"  and  his  warriors 
had  set  their  hearts  on  winning  if  they  never  won  another. 
Seventeen  lettermen  greeted  the  Illini  mentor  at  the  first 
practice,  indicating  a  veteran,  experienced  eleven,  but 
many  of  the  older  players  received  injuries  which  kept 
them  out  of  the  lineup  for  weeks  at  a  time.  The  North- 
western defeat  after  a  tie  with  Iowa  put  the  Zupmen  out 
of  the  running  for  another  title,  and  it  was  not  until  the 
final  battle  at  Ohio  that  the  team  of  veterans  actually 
played  an  entire  game  like  a  co-ordinated,  well-oiled  foot- 
ball machine. 


VARSITY  FOOTBALL  TEAM 


Walker  Meers,  manager 

Humbert  Wietz                    Hills                    Burdick                    Roush                    Peters 

Wolgast      Olander,  backiield  coach  Rokusek,  end  coach      Zuppke,  head  coach  Lindgren,  line  coach      Bullock,  trainer      Yanuskus 

Timm                   Gordon  Jolley                   Crane                   Steinman                   Mills                   Robinson                   Kawal 


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Manager 


Varsity  Football 


BIG  TEN  FOOTBALL  STANDINGS 

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Purdue     5 

ILLINOIS 3 

Northwestern    3 

Minnesota 3 

Iowa    2 

Ohio   State    2 

Indiana    1 

Michigan 1 

Chicago 1 

Wisconsin   1 

1929  VARSITY  FOOTBALL  RECORD 

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Illinois 45  ;   Bradley    0        Illinois 17;  Army 7 

Illinois 7;  Iowa 7        Illinois 20;  Chicago 6 

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JUNIOR  MANAGERS 


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Curran 


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Frese 


Anderson 


Renwick 


Shumaker 


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Assistant  Coaches 


Reserve  Football 


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THE  ILLINOIS  Reserve  football  squad  won 
the  championship  of  the  Big  Ten  under  the 
coaching  of  "Weenie"  Wilson  and  Johnny  Sabo 
during  the  1929  grid  season.  Victories  over  Wis- 
consin, Michigan,  Iowa,  and  Ohio  State  gave  the 
Illini  a  clear  record  in  conference  competition, 
while  they  suffered  their  only  defeat  at  the  hands 
of  the  Western  Reserves  of  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  in 
the  first  game.  This  was  the  second  year  of  Re- 
serve competition  for  Illinois,  and  proved  success- 
ful in  that  a  great  many  more  football  candidates 
had  an  opportunity  to  show  their  worth,  and  it 
gave  younger  members  of  the  squad  a  chance  to 


gain  experience  that  they  will  use  on  the  Varsity 
squad  next  season. 

"Chuck"  Hall,  letterman  from  the  1928  eleven, 
was  the  outstanding  ground-gainer  for  the  Re- 
serves, while  Carl  Bergeson  and  Art  Schultz  used 
their  line-plunging  tactics  for  consistent  yardage. 
Other  Reserves  who  performed  in  the  backfield 
were:  Antonides,  Frost,  Van  Dyke,  Etnyre,  Munch, 
and  Irwin.  McGrath  captained  the  1929  pigskin 
chasers  from  his  tackle  position.  The  remainder 
of  the  line  was  chosen  from  Winsper,  Hinton, 
Riessen,  Huenergardt,  Smith,  Garner,  Langhorst, 
Nusspickel,  Bailey,  Magierski,  Hise,  and  Ovelman. 


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Freshman  Coaches 


Freshman  Football 


T^VERY  freshman  who  thinks  he  has  any  ability 
■*-'  on  the  gridiron  is  given  a  fair  chance  to  show 
his  worth  under  the  system  used  for  the  freshman 
football  squad  at  Illinois.  Out  of  more  than  200 
candidates  who  report  every  September,  not  one 
is  cut  from  the  roster. 

After  the  capable  staff  of  four  plebe  coaches 
has  had  ample  time  to  look  over  the  new  and 
untried  material,  the  squad  is  divided  into  two 
groups.  Forty  of  the  most  promising  men  are 
named  for  the  first  team  which  scrimmages  with 
the  Varsity  at  various  times  during  the  season. 
The  remaining  men  form  the  Junior  League  which 


is  divided  into  teams  which  compete  against  each 
other  until  the  final  weeks  of  November. 

The  most  outstanding  men  from  the  first  team 
and  members  of  the  eleven  winning  the  cham- 
pionship in  the  junior  league  are  awarded  class 
numerals  at  the  close  of  the  season.  Carl  Voyles 
directs  the  first  freshman  as  head  plebe  coach, 
and  guides  them  in  their  conquests  which  entail 
hard  knocks  and  bruises  against  the  bigger  and 
heavier  Varsity  team.  Assisting  him  are  Arnold 
von  Lehsten  and  Leonard  Umnus,  both  graduates 
of  Illinois.  Morris  Sogolow  has  charge  of  the 
freshman  junior  league  which  was  instituted  three 
years  ago. 


FRESHMAN  VARSITY  FOOTBALL  SQUAD 


Xharle  (Cape. )  Kolfenbach  Green  Welch  Snook 

Wrobke  Hire  Stone  Purma  Bauer  Bowman 

Voyles  (Coach)  Hexton  Swanson  Strode  Butler  Isley 

Jirick  Russell  Berry  Freeman  Bodman  Murray 


Jensen  Wilbarn 

Joslin  Schildgen 

Cummings  Baldwin 

Schalk  Nordstrom 


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OPENING  the  1930  football  season  with  an  impressive  26  to  0  victory  over 
the  University  of  Kansas,  the  Illini  gridmen  displayed  sufficient  evidence 
of  power  and  superior  generalship  to  make  them  a  real  threat  in  the  battle 
for  a  third  successive  Big  Ten  crown.  The  Zupmen  had  the  Jayhawks  at  their 
mercy  for  the  first  three  quarters  during  which  time  Yanuskus,  Robinson,  Evans, 
and  Root  scored  touchdowns.  Frosty  Peters  romped  through  the  Kansas  eleven 
for  a  50-yard  dash  in  addition  to  doing  an  almost  perfect  job  of  directing  his 
squad  from  the  quarterback  position.  Root's  37-yard  jaunt  for  a  touchdown, 
heavy  line  bombardment  by  Jud  Timm  and  Fritz  Humbert,  and  "Gaga"  Mills' 
successful  passing  all  stood  out  as  instrumental  performances  resulting  in  the 
opening  triumph  for  the  Illini. 

A  crushing  45  to  0  triumph  over  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute  marked  Illinois' 
final  preparation  for  the  conference  season.  Zuppke's  charges  had  the  Little 
Nineteen  champions  baffled  from  the  start,  driving  through  their  line  and 
around  their  ends  with  little  trouble.  Yanuskus  and  Root  again  came  in  for 
their  share  of  the  glory,  each  crashing  over  the  goal  line  on  two  occasions. 
Jolley,  Timm  and  Lanum  also  broke  into  the  scoring  column  with  touchdowns. 


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STUNNED  by  a  miraculous  78-yard  sprint  by  Capt.  Bill  Glassgow  in  the  first 
play  of  the  game,  the  Illini  gridmen  splashed  through  the  Iowa  defense  for 
only  one  touchdown  themselves  to  tie  the  Hawkeyes,  7  to  7,  in  the  first  Big 
Ten  combat  at  Iowa  City.  A  driving  rain  throughout  the  tussle  prevented  either 
eleven  from  using  its  aerial  attack. 

Illinois'  touchdown  came  as  a  result  of  Mills'  deceptive  16-yard  run  early  in 
the  second  period.  Frosty  Peters'  trusty  toe  drop-kicked  the  goal  that  saved  the 
Illini  from  defeat.  Line  smashes  and  end  runs  by  Timm  and  Yanuskus  paved 
the  way  for  Illinois'  only  score. 

Northwestern  definitely  blotted  out  all  hopes  for  an  Illinois  title  two  weeks 
later  by  playing  the  Zupmen  to  a  standstill  while  their  fullback,  Russ  Bergherm, 
was  tearing  the  Illini  line  into  shreds  for  a  7  to  0  victory  at  Evanston.  Zuppke's 
forwards  were  not  performing  up  to  their  usual  standard  against  the  Wildcats. 
Unable  to  pierce  the  powerful  Northwestern  line,  Illinois  resorted  to  passing, 
but  this  was  also  unsuccessful.  Aerial  plays  brought  the  ball  to  the  Wildcat 
27-yard  line  in  the  final  period,  only  to  be  stopped  by  the  sterling  defense  of 
Coach  Hanley's  eleven.  Injuries  proved  a  great  handicap  for  the  Illini  with 
Frosty  Peters  and  Fritz  Humbert  watching  the  game  from  the  bench. 


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CONCENTRATING  their  attack  on  a  third  quarter  packed  with 
thrills,  Zuppke's  football  warriors  gave  a  Homecoming  throng  of 
50,000  persons  an  excuse  to  celebrate  with  a  14  to  0  triumph  over  Coach 
Harry  Kipke's  Michigan  eleven. 

"Gaga"  Mills  started  the  fireworks  by  catching  Simrall's  punt  and 
crashing  through  the  entire  Wolverine  lineup  for  63  yards  and  a 
touchdown  in  the  middle  of  the  third  period.  A  moment  later  Frankie 
Walker  intercepted  Truskowski's  long  pass  and  galloped  52  yards 
toward  the  Michigan  goal  before  being  downed.  Line  thrusts  by  Timm 
and  Humbert  placed  the  oval  on  the  one  yard  line.  After  a  penalty, 
Walker  raced  wide  around  left  end  for  the  second  touchdown. 

Four  times  during  the  first  quarter,  Illinois  placed  the  ball  within 
scoring  distance,  but  Mills  missed  his  place-kick  on  every  occasion. 
In  the  third  quarter,  the  Illini  played  like  champions,  and  with  a  com- 
fortable lead  stowed  away,  Zuppke  sent  in  a  horde  of  substitutes  to 
perform  during  the  final  period. 

With  Frosty  Peters  on  the  bench  nursing  a  cracked  rib,  Mills  showed 
that  he  could  handle  the  quarterback  position  in  great  fashion.  The 
Illini  line,  led  by  Capt.  Crane,  Wietz,  Gordon,  and  Burdick,  held  like 
a  stone  wall,  checking  the  Wolverine  bombarding  attack  with  regularity. 


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ILLINOIS  beats  the  Army,  17  to  7. 
If  Illinois  hadn't  won  another  game  the  1929  gridiron  would  have 
been  a  huge  success  after  whipping  the  West  Point  cadets  before  a 
record-breaking  crowd  of  69,000  persons  on  November  9  in  the 
Memorial  Stadium.  Upsetting  all  advance  dope  and  playing  like  mad- 
men all  the  way,  Coach  Zuppke's  alert,  well-oiled  football  machine 
rose  to  superior  heights  to  crush  Capt.  Cagle's  forces  in  the  most  spec- 
tacular battle  of  the  season. 

"Gaga"  Mills  was  first  to  break  into  the  scoring  column  when  he 
sent  a  beautiful  place-kick  between  the  uprights  from  Army's  23-yard 
mark.  In  the  second  quarter  after  a  57-yard  Illinois  drive  had  been 
stopped  three  yards  short  of  a  touchdown,  Murrel,  Army  fullback, 
booted  a  freak  kick  that  came  down  on  the  Army  20-yard  line  and  began  bouncing 
toward  the  goal.  At  this  point  Eddie  Kawal  dashed  in  to  scoop  up  the  ball  and 
race  eight  yards  for  Illinois'  first  touchdown. 

Arnie  Wolgast  took  advantage  of  the  second  "break"  in  the  same  period  after 
Cagle's  long,  accurate  passes  had  carried  the  oval  to  Illinois'  1 6-yard  line.  Murrel 
started  around  right  end,  and  attempted  to  throw  a  lateral  pass  to  Cagle.  Just  as  the 
ball  left  Murrel's  hands,  Wolgast  dived  between  the  cadets,  grabbed  the  ball,  and 
scampered  80  yards  for  another  touchdown  with  Murrel  at  his  heels. 

Cagle's  ever-dangerous  passes  netted  the  Army  a  score  in  the  third  period,  but  it 
was  too  late.  Everyone  of  Zuppke's  Illini  had  played  like  supermen,  had  played 
heads-up  ball,  and  had  whipped  their  most  deadly  rival  of  the  season. 


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CHICAGO  fell  before  the  siege-gun  attack  of  the  Illinois  gridmen  by  a 
20  to  6  margin  in  the  final  home  game  of  the  season  before  a  Dads  day 
crowd  of  25,000.  While  the  seniors  were  making  their  last  stand  in  the 
Memorial  Stadium,  it  was  the  juniors  and  sophomores  who  spelled  defeat 
for  Alonzo  Stagg  and  his  Midway  eleven.  Pete  Robinson  plunged  his  way 
through  the  Chicago  forward  wall  for  touchdowns  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters,  and  Pete  Yanuskus  followed  suit  by  catching  one  of  Peters'  short 
passes  to  cross  the  goal  line  a  few  minutes  later. 

Directed  by  his  son,  Paul,  Coach  Stagg's  team  specialized  in  forward 
passing  all  afternoon.  Wattenberg  attempted  all  kinds  of  aerial  plays  and 
was  successful  in  14  out  of  25  tries  for  a  total  gain  of  148  yards  and  a 
touchdown. 

Capt.  Russ  Crane  and  Lou  Gordon  put  up  some  of  the  best  defensive  and 
offensive  line  play  they  had  shown  all  year,  and  were  well  supported  by 
Steinman,  Wietz,  Kawal,  Burdick,  and  Wolgast.  The  Maroons,  noted  for 
their  powerful  line  plunging  attack,  made  little  progress  against  the  Illini 
forward  wall. 

"Fuzzy"  Evans,  one  of  Zuppke's  fleet  sophomore  backs,  was  given  his 
chance  and  averaged  five  and  one-half  yards  on  every  attempt.  Root  and 
Schultz,  also  sophomores,  likewise  carried  the  ball  in  capable  fashion. 


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Illinois  27 


Ohio  0 


COMING  into  their  own  in  the  final  battle  of  the  1929  gridiron  season 
at  Columbus,  O.,  Coach  Zuppke's  twice-champion  eleven  romped  all 
over  Ohio  State  to  capture  an  easy  27  to  0  victory  and  clinch  second  place 
in  the  Big  Ten  standings.  Toiling  under  the  almost  perfect  generalship  of 
Frosty  Peters,  the  Illini  performed  like  a  machine  with  the  line  and  backfield 
co-ordinating  and  playing  heads-up  ball  until  the  final  gun. 

Illinois  scored  in  every  quarter,  and  ran  up  a  total  of  25  first  downs. 
Zup  inserted  one  substitute  after  another  and  all  plowed  through  the  Buck- 
eyes with  equal  facility. 

Peters  elected  himself  to  the  hall  of  fame  by  completing  the  first  nine 
passes,  and  a  total  of  10  out  of  13.  Art  Schultz,  the  Geneseo  sophomore, 
stood  out  as  the  leading  ball  carrier,  playing  the  leading  role  in  working  the 
ball  down  the  field  for  the  first  touchdown,  and  scoring  the  fourth  himself. 

Mills  counted  the  first  score  after  Schultz  and  Walker  had  .put  the  ball 
within  striking  distance  in  the  first  period.  The  second  quarter  saw  Yanuskus 
nab  a  long  pass  from  Peters  to  let  Robinson  plunge  over  the  chalk-line  for 
the  next  score.  Another  pass,  Peters  to  Yanuskus,  resulted  in  the  third  tally 
after  the  second  half  had  opened,  and  in  the  final  period,  Peters'  passes  led 
to  a  62-yard  march  which  let  Schultz  rip  through  for  the  last  touchdown. 


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Why  is  it,  we  ask,  that  the  ivhistle  must  blow 
With  us  placing  second  just  two  points  to  go? 

And  screaming  away 
And  singing  with  Kay 

Is  part  of  the  game,  of  course; 
With  cheers  from  the  floor 
And  sirens  galore 

And  the  Man  who  can  Laugh  like  a  Horse. 

Loyalty — it  is  a  debt  that  is  owed 

To  Illinois  and  the  Sportmanship  Code. 


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Coach 


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Reserve  Coach 


Varsity  Basketball 

COACH  Craig  Ruby's  Illini  finished  the  1930  basketball  campaign  in  a  tie 
for  fourth  place  on  the  Big  Ten  ladder  with  seven  victories  and  five 
defeats.  With  Capt.  Doug  Mills,  highest  scoring  guard  in  the  conference  in 
1929,  three  other  lettermen,  and  a  capable  squad  of  sophomores  showing  up 
for  the  cage  squad,  Ruby's  prospects  for  a  successful  season  were  good.  How- 
ever, Capt.  Mills'  illness  at  the  opening  of  the  season  handicapped  the  team 
for  a  short  time.  "Horse"  May,  6  foot  4  inch  center,  was  lost  for  both  of  the 
Chicago  games  on  account  of  ineligibility  and  an  injury,  and  "Bur"  Harper's 
injury  kept  him  out  of  the  last  two  contests  of  the  season. 

With  Harper  at  one  forward  post,  May  at  center,  and  Mills  at  guard,  Ruby 
completed  his  lineup  by  inserting  "Babe"  Kamp  at  the  other  forward  and  Eddie 
Kawal  at  the  other  guard  position. 

The  Illini  had  a  hard  time  getting  started  in  their  long  campaign,  dropping 
three  out  of  the  four  non-conference  tilts.  They  came  back,  however,  and  cap- 
tured the  first  two  Big  Ten  engagements,  and  during  mid-season  walloped 
Northwestern,  Minnesota,  and  Ohio  State  in  succession.  Following  this  suc- 
cessful drive,  the  Illinois  quintet  bowed  to  three  of  its  four  adversaries  to  close 
the  season  in  a  tie  with  Indiana  for  fourth  place. 


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THE  SEASONS  RECORD 


Illinois 22 ;  Bradley 30 

Illinois 30;  Washington  U.  .  .  19 

Illinois 26;  De  Pauw 28 

Illinois 18 ;  Butler   28 

Illinois 19 ;  Ohio  State 15 

Illinois 24;  Michigan    18 

Illinois 9;  Wisconsin 14 

Illinois 28  ;  Chicago 25 


Illinois 21 

Illinois 30 

Illinois 26 

Illinois 26 

Illinois 32 

Illinois 17 

Illinois 30 

Illinois 22 


BIG  TEN  STANDINGS 

WON 

Purdue 10 

Wisconsin 8 

Michigan ._.  .  .  6 

Illinois    7 

Indiana 7 

Northwestern 6 

Minnesota 3 

Chicago 2 

Ohio  State 1 


Minnesota 26 

Northwestern   ...  24 

Minnesota 22 

Ohio  State 16 

Northwestern   ...  34 

Wisconsin 23 

Michigan    17 

Chicago 35 


LOST 

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2 
4 
5 
5 
6 
9 
10 
9 


PERCENTAGE 

1.000 
.800 
.600 
.583 
.583 
.500 
.250 
.167 
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J.  P.  SABO 

Freshman  Coach 


X-Coach  Sogolow  X-Coach  Sabo  X-Coach  Wilson  Capt.  Owens  Porte  Hagerman 

Stillwell  Moore  Bennett  Wittick  Sullivan  Hodges 

Smith  Adams  Weintraub  Taulbee  Theobald  Serra  Fierberg 


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A  PROMISING  but  inexperienced  Illinois  basket- 
ball team  failed  to  keep  up  with  the  pace  set  by 
Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute  in  the  first  battle  of  the 
season,  and  bowed  by  a  30  to  22  count.  Three  soph- 
omores, Eddie  Kawal, 
"Babe"  Kamp,  and  Bob 
Kamp,  started  their  first 
intercollegiate  cage  con- 
test, and  before  the  final 
gun  four  more  had  their 
taste  of  big-time  compe- 
tition. 

Profiting  by  the  expe- 
rience gained  in  the  first 
encounter,  the  Illini  next 
took  Washington  Univer- 
sity of  St.  Louis  into 
camp,  playing  a  much 
improved  brand  of  bas- 
ketball to  win,  30-19- 

During  the  Christmas 
holidays  two  Indiana 
quintets,  De  Pauw  and 
Butler,  lived  up  to  the 
reputation  of  Hoosier  cage  teams  and  trampled  over 
the  Illini  by  scores  of  28-26  and  28-18,  respectively. 
After  dropping  three  out  of  four  non-conference 
frays,  Ruby's  charges  opened  the  Big  Ten  season 
with  a  bang  by  disposing  of  Ohio  State,  19-15,  in  the 


Babe  Kamp 


New  Gym,  and  a  week  later  humbled  the  1929  title- 
winning  Michigan  forces  by  a  24  to  18  margin.  Minus 
the  services  of  Capt.  Mills,  whose  illness  forced  him 
to  go  to  the  hospital,  the  Illini  put  up  a  defense  that 
the  Buckeyes  couldn't 
match,  and  goals  by 
Kawal  and  "Babe"  Kamp 
kept  Illinois  in  the  lead 
from  the  start.  Mills  re- 
turned to  the  lineup  for 
the  Wolverine  invasion 
and  turned  in  two  field 
goals  to  swell  the  Illini 
total. 

Wisconsin  beat  Ruby's 
five,  14  to  9,  at  Madison 
in  the  third  conference 
scrap  when  Coach  Mean- 
well's  Badgers  proved 
that  they  could  stall  more 
perfectly  than  the  Illini. 

Ruby's  hopefuls  pulled 
themselves  to  third  place 
in  the  Big  Ten  standings 
by  downing  Chicago,  28  to  25,  in  an  ordinary  game  in 
the  New  Gym.  It  was  the  nearest  the  Maroons  had 
come  to  winning  a  game  so  far,  but  the  Illini  had  little 
trouble  with  Harper,  Mills,  and  Bartholomew  each 
looping  three  baskets. 


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Varsity  Basketball 


THE  lowly  Minnesota  five  caught  the  Illini  un- 
awares in  the  following  tussle  at  Minneapolis  to 
win,  26  to  21.  It  was  one  of  the  hardest  fought  games 
of  the  season,  and  was  marked  by  stellar  play  on 

the  part  of  both  teams. 
Illinois  put  up  its  best 
exhibition  of  basketball 
so  far  to  reconquer  third 
place  by  trouncing  North- 
western, 30  to  24,  in  Pat- 
ten gym  on  February  11. 
Eddie  Kawal  demon- 
strated the  Illini  stalling 
game  to  perfection  by 
dribbling  around  the  floor 
for  fully  two  minutes  in 
the  final  period. 

Capt.  Mills  and  his 
cagers  gained  revenge  on 
the  Gophers  by  sending 
them  home  with  a  26-22 
defeat  in  the  next  en- 
counter. "Babe"  Kamp, 
the  sophomore  star  from 
Mt.  Carmel,  next  put  in 
his  bid  for  fame  by  leading  the  Illini  to  a  26-16  win 
over  Ohio  State  with  five  goals  from  the  field.  Illi- 
nois' well-known  "horseshoe"  defense  held  the  Buck- 
eyes without  a  single  field  goal  in  the  second  half. 
Led  by  "Gaga"  Mills,  who  looped  in  seven  of  the 


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most  amazing  long  shots  ever  seen  in  the  New  Gym, 
Illinois  dropped  a  thrilling,  heart-breaking  battle  to 
Northwestern  in  the  closing  minutes  of  play,  34  to  32. 
It  was  a  tough  game  for  the  Illini  to  lose,  for  they  had 
led,  10  to  1,  early  in  the 
first  half.  ^4&k 

The  Rubymen  had  an  ^  ™ 
off  night  when  they  met 
Wisconsin  at  the  New 
Gym,  going  down  to  de- 
feat by  a  23  to  17  margin. 
None  of  the  Illini  could 
hit  the  basket  until  the 
last  quarter,  when  a  rally 
was  too  late  to  overcome 
the  almost  perfect,  ma- 
chine-like, short  pass  of- 
fense of  the  Badgers. 

Illinois  had  little  trou- 
ble vanquishing  Mich- 
igan in  the  next  battle, 
30  to  17,  on  the  home 
floor  with  "Bur"  Harper 
watching  the  game  from 
the  sidelines.  Kawal  and 
"Babe"  Kamp  each  dropped  in  four  baskets  against 
a  weak  Wolverine  defense.  Chicago,  cellar  cham- 
pions of  the  conference,  rose  to  its  highest  form  to 
defeat  the  Rubymen,  35-22,  in  the  final  contest  of  the 
season  at  Chicago. 


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Burnish  the  badges  and  shine  up  a  crown; 
The  Illinois  track  team  is  coming  to  town. 

What  fun  it  must  be 
To  jump  like  a  flea 

And  pole  vault  and  hurl  in  a  match. 
How  convenient  to  run 
Like  a  shot  from  a  gun — 

fust  think  of  the  street-cars  you'd  catch! 

"What,"  says  our  team  as  this  year  gaily  ends, 
"What  is  a  record  or  two  between  friends?" 


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Couch,  1930 


H.  L.  GILL 

Coach,  1929 


FRESHMAN  COACHES 


Varsity  Track 


H.   L.   WHITE 


D.  ABBOTT 


A  THIRD  consecutive  Big  Ten  outdoor  track  championship  was  the 
achievement  of  Coach  Harry  Gill's  Illinois  cindermen  in  1929.  With 
this  enviable  record  to  his  credit,  Coach  Gill  took  a  leave  of  absence  during 
the  1929-30  school  year,  leaving  the  destinies  of  the  Illinois  track  team  in 
the  hands  of  C.  D.  "Chick"  Werner,  then  assistant  coach  and  former  Illini 
track  captain.  Werner  piloted  his  1930  indoor  cinder  squad  to  second  place 
in  the  conference  meet  at  Minneapolis.  Developing  a  four-mile  relay  team 
that  shattered  another  national  record  at  the  Texas  relays,  and  a  sprint  relay 
team  that  romped  home  with  victories  at  the  Texas,  Southern  Methodist, 
Kansas,  Drake,  and  Ohio  relays,  Harry  Gill  presented  a  track  team  that  was 
rivaled  by  none.  In  addition  to  his  almost  unbeatable  relay  quartets,  he  had 
Dave  Abbott,  national  two-mile  champion  for  two  successive  years,  who  was 
always  good  for  a  first  place.  McDermont  in  the  pole  vault,  Sentman  in  the 
hurdles,  and  Carr  in  the  high  jump  also  rated  among  Gill's  most  dependable 
point-gatherers.  Under  "Chick"  Werner,  Lee  Sentman  twice  shattered  the 
world's  75-yard  high  hurdles  record  by  lowering  it  to  9-2  seconds  in  the 
Illinois  Relay  Carnival. 


OUTDOOR  VARSITY  TRACK  SQUAD,   1929 


Bercelsman 

Simon 


Coach  Gill 
Celaya  Fruin 

Seine  Abbott 


Paterson  Burkbart  Rodgers  Lenz,  Mgr. 

McDermont  Carr  Chambers  Stalnaker 

Tockstein  Capt.  White  Harper  Sanders 


Kraus  Replogle 

Seldon 


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BIG  TEN  OUTDOOR 
STANDINGS 

Illinois   

Ohio  State    

Michigan 

Iowa 

Indiana   

Chicago 

Wisconsin 

Northwestern 

Purdue 

Minnesota 


5H/2 

39i/2 

35 

3U/2 
22l/2 
16 
13 

12l/2 
11 
7l/2 


A.    L.   VOLLBORN 

Varsity  Track 

BIG  TEN  INDOOR 
STANDINGS 

Wisconsin 21 

Illinois    18 

Indiana   18 

Michigan    17 

Purdue 10 

Northwestern    9% 

Iowa 8 

Chicago 7 

Ohio  State    7 

Minnesota 0 


DUAL  MEET  SCORES 

Outdoor  Season 

Illinois 77 ;   Iowa 58 

Illinois   73 ;   Michigan 62 

Indoor.  Season 

Illinois   32 ;   Notre  Dame   63 

Illinois   40;   Ohio  State 46 

SOPHOMORE  MANAGERS 


JUNIOR  MANAGERS 


STRONG 


COMBS 


Poole  Smiley  Hannah 

Gallentine  Tamais  Telleen  Turner 


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Captain,  1930 


Varsity  Track 

1929  Outdoor  Conference  Meet 

"OLACING  in  nine  events  with  three  first  places,  six 
A  seconds,  and  four  thirds,  Coach  Harry  Gill's  Illinois 
track  team  captured  the  Western  conference  outdoor 
track  and  field  championship  for  the  third  successive 
year  on  May  25  at  Evanston.  The  well-balanced  Illini 
cinder  squad  finished  at  the  top  of  the  Big  Ten  heap 
with  a  margin  of  12  points,  scoring  51^4  tallies,  while 
Ohio  State,   the  nearest  competitor,  was  running  up 

39i/2  • 

Dave  Abbott  romped  off  with  Illinois'  only  undis- 
puted first  place  in  the  two-mile  race,  traversing  the 
distance  in  9:33.  McDermont  soared  13  feet,  7  inches 
in  the  pole  vault  to  tie  Tommy  Warne,  Northwestern 
ace,  and  set  a  new  conference  record.  Bob  Carr  went 
into  a  triple  tie  in  the  high  jump  by  leaping  an  even 
six  feet.  Sentman  and  Rodgers  finished  just  behind 
Rockaway  of  Ohio  State  in  the  120-yard  high  hurdles, 
while  Orlovich  and  Capt.  White  grabbed  a  second  and 
third  in  the  half-mile  stretch. 

In  shattering  the  world's  220-yard  low  hurdles  rec- 
ord, Rockaway  was  hard  pressed  by  Cave,  Sentman, 
and  Burkhart  in  establishing  the  remarkably  low  time 
of  :22.8.  Other  Illinois  point-gatherers  included  Cham- 
bers with  a  second  in  the  javelin  throw  and  Harper 
with  a  third  in  the  pole  vault. 


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1930  Indoor  Season 


G.  K.  Harper 


LED  by  Lee  Sentman,  who  established  a  new  world's 
record  in  the  70-yard  high  hurdles,  Coach  "Chick" 
Werner's  Illini  track  team  finished  in  second  place  at 
the  1930  indoor  track  and  field  title  meet  at  Minne- 
apolis. Illinois  ran  up  a  total  of  18  points,  exceeded 
only  by  Wisconsin  with  21.  Injuries,  off  days,  and  elim- 
ination of  the  broad  jump  on  the  eve  of  the  meet  pre- 
vented Illinois  from  grabbing  another  championship 
on  the  cinder  path. 

Werner's  high  jumpers  and  pole  vaulters  all  experi- 
enced off  days  in  the  title  scrap.  Carr  was  unable  to 
leap  higher  than  6  feet,  giving  him  second  in  the  high 
jump,  while  Tom  Miller's  limit  was  an  inch  lower  to 
tie  him  for  third  position.  Capt.  Verne  McDermont  and 
Morrison  tied  for  third  in  the  pole  vault,  soaring  12 
feet,  8I/2  inches,  four  inches  below  McDermont' s  usual 
height. 

Keith  Hampton  was  leading  the  pack  of  quarter- 
milers  half  a  lap  before  the  finish  when  he  pulled  a 
muscle  and  coasted  in  behind  Henke  of  Wisconsin  for 
second  place.  Bob  Rodgers  added  to  the  Illini  total  by 
taking  a  fourth  in  the  70-yard  high  hurdles,  and  the 
Illini  mile  relay  quartet  barely  lost  to  the  Badgers  in 
a  race  for  fourth  place.  Joe  Makeever,  captain  of  the 
Illinois  cross  country  team  in  1929,  contributed  two 
more  tallies  in  the  mile  run,  finishing  behind  Leas  of 
Indiana  and  Follows  of  Wisconsin. 

George  Simpson,  Ohio  State's  "world's  fastest  hu- 
man," lived  up  to  his  name  by  covering  the  60-yard 
dash  event  in  6.2  seconds  to  tie  the  world's  record. 


Seine 


FRESHMAN  VARSITY  CROSS  COUNTRY  SQUAD 


Line 


Danielson 
Sejba 


Pierce 


Henry 


Nelson 


Carlock 


Kramer 


Lehto 


Off 


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Chambers 


Cave 


Trimble 


Varsity  Track 

COACH  HARRY  GILL  triumphantly  opened  the  outdoor  track 
season  when  his  nationally-famous  four-mile  relay  team  estab- 
lished a  new  world's  record,  and  the  quarter  and  half  mile  relay 
quartets  set  meet  records  under  a  blazing  sun  at  the  Texas  relays. 

The  Orlovich-White-Stine-Abbott  combination  raced  to  victory 
in  17  minutes,  40.2  seconds,  breaking  the  mark  established  by  the 
Illinois  squad  in  1922.  Timm,  Burkhart,  Cave,  and  Paterson  formed 
the  invincible  sprint  relay  outfit  that  returned  to  the  campus  laden 
with  gold  watches. 

On  the  following  day,  the  Illini  cinder  delegation  continued  its 
winning  ways  at  the  Southern  Methodist  University  relays,  with  vic- 
tories in  the  quarter,  half,  and  two-mile  relays,  Abbott's  triumph 
in  the  3,000-meter  run,  and  Sentman's  winning  dash  in  the  220-yard 
low  hurdles.  McDermont  and  Harper  heaped  further  laurels  on  the 
Illini  squad  by  tieing  for  second  in  the  pole  vault  at  13  feet. 

The  Kansas  relays  on  April  21  saw  the  half,  quarter,  and  four- 
mile  relay  quartets  again  setting  the  pace,  while  Sentman  was  leap- 
ing to  fame  in  the  high  hurdles  and  Carr  tieing  for  first  in  the  high 
jump.  Rodgers  conceded  Allison  of  Iowa  a  second  in  the  high  tim- 
ber event,  and  Frank  Simon  leaped  to  runner-up  position  in  the 
broad  jump.  Warne  of  Northwestern  and  Otterness  of  Minnesota 
eclipsed  Illinois  in  the  pole  vault,  so  McDermont  and  Harper  had 
to  be  content  to  tie  for  third  place.  The  two-mile  relay  quartet  had 
an  off  day,  coming  in  behind  Chicago,  Missouri,  Iowa,  and  Kansas. 


Paterson 


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FOUR  RELAY  TEAMS,  the  quarter,  distance  medley,  four-mile, 
and  shuttle  hurdles  quartets,  dashed  to  victory  on  April  27  to 
give  Illinois  major  honors  in  the  annual  Drake  relays.  The  half- 
mile  squad  was  the  only  one  suffering  defeat,  finishing  behind  Iowa, 
Michigan,  and  Nebraska. 

Despite  a  driving  rain  throughout  the  meet,  the  Illini  distance 
medley  team,  composed  of  Orlovich,  White,  Stine,  and  Abbott,  shat- 
tered the  former  Drake  relay  record  by  half  a  second,  completing 
the  laps  in  10:24.  Surpassed  only  by  Otterness,  the  Gopher  ace, 
.iMcDermont  and  Harper  went  into  a  draw  for  second  place  in  the 
pole  vault  by  soaring  12  feet,  6  inches. 

Fighting  against  rain  and  mud  for  the  third  consecutive  week- 
end, the  flashing  Illinois  sprint  quartet  led  Gill's  cindermen  to  more 
glory  a  week  later  in  the  Ohio  relays  by  setting  a  new  intercollegiate 
record  of  41.5  seconds  in  the  440-yard  baton  event.  Living  up  to 
expectations,  the  four-mile  relay  squad  romped  off  with  another  win, 
while  Lee  Sentman  and  Bob  Carr  were  topping  the  field  in  the  220- 
yard  low  hurdles  and  high  jump,  respectively. 

Verne  McDermont  soared  13  feet,  4%  inches  to  annex  a  second 
in  the  pole  vault  and  George  Bertelsman  contributed  to  the  team's 
total  with  a  fourth  in  the  broad  jump.  Both  the  shuttle  hurdles  and 
medley  relay  teams  finished  in  second  place. 


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BECKONING  their  spikes  to  the  powerful 
Iowa  track  team  that  had  defeated  them  for 
the  conference  indoor  championship,  the  Illini 
grabbed  their  first  dual  meet  victory  on  May  11 
at  Iowa  City  by  trouncing  Coach  Bresnahan's 
squad,  77  to  58. 

First  places  by  Timm  in  the  100-yard  dash, 
Orlovich  in  the  half  mile,  Abbott  in  the  mile, 
Tockstein  in  the  two  mile,  Rodgers  in  the  low 
hurdles,  Sentman  in  the  high  hurdles,  and  Cham- 
bers in  the  javelin  throw  were  instrumental  in 
giving  the  Illini  the  edge  that  was  strengthened 
by  a  bountiful  supply  of  second  and  third  places. 

Gordy  Harper  and  Verne  McDermont  were 
nosed  out  by  Canby  of  Iowa  for  supremacy  in  the 
pole  vault,  while  Bob  Carr  and  Frank  Simon  had 
to  be  content  with  seconds  in  the  high  and  broad 
jump  events.  Slow  times  were  recorded  in  the 
track  events  due  to  a  five-hour  downpour  of  rain 
that  preceded  the  meet. 

Michigan  provided  somewhat  stiffer  opposition 
in  the  Interscholastic  program,  falling  before 
Coach  Harry  Gill's  athletes  by  a  73  to  62  margin. 
A  closing  rush  in  the  final  events  spelled  victory 
for  the  Illini  to  give  them  a  clear  dual  meet  rec- 
ord for  the  season. 


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DUAL  MEET  competition  proved  disastrous  for 
the  Illini  indoor  track  squad  which  had  the 
misfortune  to  drop  the  first  to  Notre  Dame,  63  to 
32,  and  the  second  to  Ohio  State  by  the  close  mar- 
gin of  46  to  40.  It  marked  the  first  time  a  Notre 
Dame  cinder  team  had  defeated  the  Illini. 

Ernie  Useman  opened  the  Irish  encounter  in 
great  fashion  by  copping  the  60-yard  dash,  but  the 
Illini  were  unable  to  hold  the  lead.  Rodgers  in  the 
high  hurdles  and  Evans  in  the  mile  were  both 
beaten  by  two  Notre  Dame  men,  giving  the  Illini 
third  place  in  each  event.  Capt.  McDermont 
showed  his  old  form  by  vaulting  13  feet,  4% 
inches  to  win  another  five  points. 

Other  first  places  went  to  Makeever  in  the  two- 
mile,  Sentman  in  the  broad  jump,  and  Carr  in 
the  high  jump. 

Werner's  cindermen  fought  an  uphill  battle 
only  to  lose  to  Ohio  State  in  the  final  event  in  a 
dual  meet  on  February  22  in  the  Armory.  With 
Ohio  holding  a  41-40  edge,  Keith  Hampton, 
Illini  anchor  man,  barely  lost  to  Strother  of  Ohio 
in  the  last  lap  of  the  mile  relay  to  give  the  Buck- 
eyes a  victory. 

Lee  Sentman,  the  greatest  hurdler  the  world 
has  ever  known,  equaled  the  world's  record  of 
9.4  seconds  in  the  75-yard  hurdles. 


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Varsity  Cross  Country 

VV7TTH  JOE  MAKEEVER,  a  letterman 
**  from  several  years  past,  as  the  only 
foundation  for  the  squad,  the  1929  Illinois 
cross  country  season  proved  somewhat  disas- 
trous to  Assistant  Coach  Dave  Abbott  who 
was  experiencing  his  first  months  as  "Chick" 
Werner's  successor.  Illinois  placed  ninth  in 
the  Big  Ten  meet  on  November  22  at  Co- 
lumbus. 

Abbott's  harriers  opened  the  campaign  by 
taking  fourth  place  in  a  quadrangular  meet 
with  Wisconsin,  Notre  Dame,  and  North- 
western at  Evanston.  Stalnaker  was  forced 
from  the  race  with  an  injury,  and  Roberts,  a 
sophomore,  was  the  first  Illini  to  finish. 
Evans,  Denekas,  Tockstein,  and  Fuerman 
trailed  Roberts  in  the  hill  and  dale  race. 

Following  a  mediocre  showing  against 
Michigan  and  Ohio  State  in  a  triangular 
meet  on  November  9,  the  Illini  harriers  were 
barely  nosed  out  by  Chicago,  26  to  29,  here 
two  weeks  later.  Dale  Letts,  Maroon  stellar 
distance  man,  was  the  big  reason  for  the 
Illini  defeat  when  he  jogged  over  the  five- 
mile  course  in  26  minutes,  49.5  seconds. 
Close  behind  him  came  Kelly,  another  Ma- 
roon harrier,  who  beat  out  Capt.  Makeever 
of  Illinois  by  a  narrow  margin.  Evans  trailed 
Makeever  while  Tockstein  copped  sixth  posi- 
tion, Stalnaker,  seventh,  and  Eckert,  ninth. 
Letts  opened  the  long  race  by  taking  the 
lead  and  was  never  headed.  All  of  the  run- 
ners were  somewhat  handicapped  by  the 
clinging  clay-like  mud  which  helped  to  slow 
their  times. 


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TpWO  WORLDS  and  five  Carnival  rec- 
■*-  ords  fell  by  the  wayside  when  a  record- 
breaking  throng  of  nearly  900  athletes  from 
84  universities,  colleges,  and  high  schools  all 
over  the  nation  staged  an  assault  on  existing 
track  and  field  marks  in  the  thirteenth  an- 
nual Illinois  Indoor  Relay  Carnival  on  March 
15  in  the  Armory. 

Chief  among  the  day's  record-breakers 
was  Lee  Sentman,  the  versatile  Illini  athlete, 
who  twice  shattered  the  world's  standard  in 
the  75-yard  high  hurdles.  Sentman  lowered 
the  mark  from  9-4  to  9-3  seconds  in  the 
afternoon  preliminaries,  and  increased  his 
speed  in  the  semi-final  and  final  races  to 
again  crack  the  recognized  mark  by  covering 
the  high  barriers  in  9.2.  Not  satisfied  with 
shaving  a  world's  mark  twice  in  one  day, 
Sentman  stepped  out  to  capture  the  75- 
yard  low  hurdles  event  a  few  minutes  later. 

Barney  Berlinger,  University  of  Pennsyl- 
vania athlete,  won  the  all-around  event  in  the 
afternoon  for  the  second  straight  year  by 
scoring  6,058.5  points,  just  ll1/^  points 
short  of  the  record-breaking  number  he 
gathered  in  1929.  Utterback  of  Pittsburgh 
placed  second  with  5,041  points,  while  "Bu" 
Harper  of  Illinois  was  third  with  4,921. 

New  Carnival  records  established  were  in 
the  college  medley  relay  by  Michigan  State 
Normal  in  10:41;  1,500  meters  run  by  Put- 
nam of  Iowa  in  4:00.4;  1,000-yard  run  by 
Martin  of  Purdue  in  2:16.4;  four-mile  uni- 
versity relay  by  Pennsylvania  in  17:50.5, 
breaking  the  old  Illinois  record  of  17:53.3 
set  in  1929;  and  the  one-mile  university  re- 
lay by  Missouri  in  3:22.9- 


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And  ice  upperclassmen  are  running  for  home. 

Bleachers  .  .  .  Yells  .  .  . 
Vain  peanut  shells  .   .   . 

Crack  .  .  .  oh,  boy!  what  a  clout. 
Crowd's  lost  its  sense  .  .  . 
Restless  .  .  .  tense  .  .  . 

"Over  the  fence  is  out." 

The  score  is  against  you — the  home  team  is  flat — 
It's  Loyalty s  inning — and  YOU  are  at  bat! 


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Coach 


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Junior  Manager 


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FOURTH  place  in  the  Big  Ten  with  six  victories  and  five  defeats — such  was  the 
record  achieved  by  the  1929  Illinois  baseball  team  under  the  coaching  of  Carl  L. 
Lundgren.  Nine  lettermen  reported  to  the  Illini  mentor  at  the  beginning  of  the  season 
to  give  the  squad  hopes  of  a  second  championship  in  three  years.  Following  the  long 
period  of  training  in  the  Armory  and  on  Illinois  field,  Lundgren  took  15  of  the  most 
promising  players  on  the  Southern  trip. 

Capt.  Andrews,  slated  to  do  most  of  the  pitching,  was  troubled  with  a  sore  arm 
during  the  conference  campaign  and  was  capably  relieved  by  Bower  and  Meyer. 
Kusinski,  captain  of  the  1927  nine,  worked  behind  the  plate,  as  did  Snyder,  also  a 
letterman.  With  Shaw  temporarily  injured,  Coach  Lundgren's  infield  was  composed  of 
Williams  at  first,  Brown  at  second,  Rosenthal  or  Yule  at  shortstop,  and  Captain-elect 
Lymperopoulos  at  third.  Engvall  saw  some  service  on  the  first  sack,  as  did  Tommy 
Rickman,  the  diamond  comedian. 

O'Grady  was  back  in  left  field  a  great  part  of  the  season,  although  Dorn  handled 
that  position  several  games  after  recovering  from  his  injury.  Witte,  a  sophomore, 
earned  his  letter  in  center  field,  breaking  into  most  of  the  important  battles.  Walker 
again  proved  himself  one  of  the  best  ball-hawks  on  the  squad  with  his  work  in  right 
field. 

VARSITY  BASEBALL  TEAM 


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Manager 


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1929  BIG  TEN  STANDINGS 


WON 

Wisconsin    6 

Michigan   5 

Iowa 5 

ILLINOIS   6 

Northwestern    4 


PERCENTAGE 


Indiana 4 

Purdue 4 

Minnesota    2 

Ohio  State 3 

Chicago    3 


RECORD  FOR  1929  SEASON 
SOUTHERN  TRIP 


Illinois   4; 

Illinois   8; 

Illinois   5; 

Illinois   6; 

Illinois   3; 

Illinois   10; 

Illinois   7; 

Illinois   6; 

Illinois   2; 


Millsaps 3 

Millsaps 7 

Mississippi  A.  &  M.  .  .  .  5 

Mississippi  A.  &  M.  .  .  .  6 

University  of  Alabama .  .  3 

University  of  Alabama.  .  14 

Louisiana  State 4 

Louisiana  State 9 

Bradley 2 


Illinois  6; 

Illinois  .... 

Illinois  .... 

Illinois  .... 

Illinois  .... 

Illinois  .... 

Illinois  1 : 

Illinois  3 : 


Illinois   .21; 

Illinois   9; 

Illinois   9; 

Illinois   3; 

Illinois    1; 

Illinois   1 ; 


(Two  Innings) 


Butler 4 

Meiji  (Japan)   3 

Notre  Dame   0 

Iowa 1 

Northwestern 3 

Northwestern 3 


(Six  Innings) 


Ohio  State 2 

Iowa 0 

Wisconsin    2 

Purdue 8 

Michigan   5 

Wisconsin    4 

Purdue 2 

Michigan   2 

(Thirteen  Innings) 

RESERVE  TEAM  GAMES 

Illinois   7 ;   McKendree    2 

Illinois   8 ;   Bradley 0 

Illinois   6;   Lake  Forest 2 

Illinois   9;   Indiana  State  Normal.  .  .  1 


FRESHMAN  VARSITY  BASEBALL  SQUAD 


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PERCENTAGE 

5 

.444 

6 

.400 

3 

.400 

5 

.375 

6 

.333 

4 


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Green        Wahl         Herschberger         Schachennan         Kolfenback         Warner         Haines         Carlino  Brevall 

Coach  Sogolow         Wiese         Larson          Murphy          Fend          Anderson         Lolordo         Blumenkamp         Winkler  Magierski         Coach  Sabo 

Mills         Hazzard         Barculis         Nusspickel         Fuzak         Gbur         Tryban         Flagg         Murnahan  Finch 


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LEAVING  behind  them  weeks  of  hard  training  in  the  Armory  and  on  Illinois 
field,  fifteen  happy  Illini  ball  players,  accompanied  by  Coach  Carl  Lund- 
gren,  entered  the  Southland  on  March  29  to  open  their  annual  Southern 
invasion.  The  Illinois  baseball  roster  included  five  pitchers,  two  catchers,  six 
infielders,  and  three  outfielders,  all  of  whom  had  shown  great  promise  in  the 
early  workouts. 

Capt.  Andrews  and  his  nine  opened  the  season  with  a  close  4  to  3  victory 
over  Millsaps  at  Jackson,  Miss.  The  triumph  proved  a  costly  one  when  Ernie 
Dorn  injured  his  ankle  and  was  kept  out  of  the  lineup  for  several  weeks. 
Don  Brown  came  through  with  the  first  home  run  of  the  campaign  while 
Walker  was  smashing  out  a  double  and  a  single. 

The  following  day  saw  the  Illini  again  on  the  heavy  end  of  the  score,  the 
Millsaps  bowing,  8  to  7,  with  Lymperopoulos,  Walker,  and  O'Grady  provid- 
ing the  batting  punch.  Two  tie  games  with  Mississippi  A.  &  M.  came  next 
in  line  with  Lundgren's  pitchers  weakening  under  the  Aggies'  murder's  row. 


ASSISTANT  COACHES 


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JOURNEYING  to  Tuscaloosa,  Ala.,  for  the  fifth  battle  of  the  trip,  Illinois 
played  its  third  tie  contest,  this  time  with  the  University  of  Alabama. 
Eddie  Shaw  broke  his  ankle  in  this  fray  to  handicap  the  Illini  infield  for  the 
next  six  weeks.  Base-hits  were  lacking  on  both  sides,  Illinois  collecting  only 
three  to  earn  a  3  to  3  tie  in  10  frames.  Alabama  came  from  behind  to  smother 
the  Lundyman,  14  to  10,  in  the  following  game  marked  by  11  Illini  errors. 

Allowing  Louisiana  State  seven  hits  and  four  runs,  Tom  Desmond  hurled 
his  outfit  to  a  7  to  4  win  the  next  day  at  Baton  Rouge,  La.  Don  Brown  and 
Jimmy  Lymperopoulos  each  contributed  three  blows,  one  of  Brown's  going 
for  a  home  run  with  two  on  base  in  the  opening  stanza. 

Illinois  suffered  a  9  to  6  defeat  in  the  final  battle  in  the  South,  succumbing 
to  Louisiana  State  with  Capt.  Andrews  and  Jerry  Mueller  on  the  mound. 
During  the  eight  games,  Coach  Lundgren's  squad  had  battled  Southern  teams 
for  a  percentage  of  .600  with  three  victories,  two  defeats,  and  three  ties. 


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RETURNING  from  a  successful  Southern  in- 
vasion, the  Illini  baseball  team  opened  its 
home  season  by  tying  Bradley,  2  to  2,  in  a  two- 
inning  game  interrupted  by  rain  on  Illinois  field. 
Two  days  later  Capt.  Andrews  hurled  the  Lundy- 
men  to  a  3  to  1  victory  in  ten  innings  in  the  open- 
ing Big  Ten  conflict  with  the  Hawkeyes  at  Iowa 
City.  Jimmy  Lymperopoulos,  "Tillie"  Walker, 
and  Don  Brown  provided  the  batting  punch  to 
drive  the  winning  tallies  across  the  plate  in  the 
tenth. 

Illini   batsmen   took   advantage   of   an   oppor- 
tunity to  sharpen  their  batting  eyes  in  the  next 


encounter  when  they  slugged  out  a  21  to  4  tri- 
umph over  the  Butler  nine.  In  the  second  con- 
ference battle  of  the  season,  Paul  Stewart,  former 
assistant  to  Coach  Lundgren,  brought  his  North- 
western ball  team  to  Champaign,  and  took  the 
Illini  by  surprise,  downing  them,  3  to  1.  On  a 
return  trip  to  Evanston,  Stewart's  warriors  again 
baffled  Illinois  at  the  plate,  and  the  score  was 
again  3  to  1. 

The  following  week-end  saw  Illinois  at  Colum- 
bus, defeating  Ohio  State,  6  to  2,  with  Don 
Andrews  again  doing  mound  duty.  Walker  and 
O'Grady  led  the  sluggers  with  two  blows  apiece. 


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IOWA  was  the  next  victim  of  the  Illini  siege- 
gun  attack,  this  time  succumbing  by  a  5  to  0 
margin,  with  Len  Bower  zipping  them  across  the 
plate. 

Unable  to  hold  their  scant  one-run  lead,  Coach 
Lundgren's  nine  went  down  to  a  third  Big  Ten 
defeat  when  Wisconsin  scored  two  in  the  sixth 
frame  at  Illinois  field.  Bower  was  in  rare  form 
on  the  mound,  but  his  brace  of  errors  was  largely 
responsible  for  the  margin  which  eventually 
spelled  defeat  by  a  2  to  1  count. 

Free  hitting  and  ragged  fielding  by  both  teams 


marked  Illinois'  next  victory  at  Purdue,  where 
four  hurlers  managed  to  hold  the  Boilermakers 
to  eight  runs  while  the  Illini  were  gathering  11. 
Jack  O'Grady  and  Milt  Williams  slammed  out 
triples,  and  Jack  Snyder  a  double  to  help  drive  in 
runs.  Michigan  continued  its  winning  ways  over 
Illini  ball  teams  when  McAfee's  masterful  pitch- 
ing subdued  the  Lundymen,  5  to  1,  in  the  follow- 
ing game  at  Ann  Arbor.  Capt.  Andrews  hurled 
brilliantly  during  the  opening  frames,  but  the 
Wolverines  finally  touched  him  for  eight  safeties 
to  continue  their  leadership  in  the  conference  race. 


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MEIJI  UNIVERSITY  of  Japan,  foes  of  the 
Illini  on  their  invasion  of  the  Orient  a  year 
before,  was  the  next  team  to  face  Lundgren's  nine. 
Masterful  twirling  by  Ossie  Meyer  kept  the 
Japanese  hits  scattered  to  give  Illinois  an  easy  9 
to  3  advantage.  The  Meiji  midgets  displayed  great 
form  on  the  diamond,  but  seemed  to  have  suffered 
from  too  much  baseball  while  meeting  so  many 
college  teams  on  successive  days. 

Notre  Dame  invaded  Illinois  Field  for  a  non- 
conference  game,  only  to  be  shut  out  by  a  9  to  0 


score.  Ossie  Meyer's  airtight  pitching,  five  Irish 
errors,  and  the  stick  work  of  Walker  and  Dorn 
all  were  responsible  for  the  one-sided  outcome. 
Journeying  to  Madison,  the  Illini  regained  their 
form  to  slam  out  an  8  to  4  conquest  over  the 
Badgers.  Len  Bower  held  the  Cardinals  to  five 
blows  while  his  teammates  were  gathering  15  of 
Farber  and  Ellerman.  Walker  and  Dorn  led  the 
batting  spree  with  three  hits  apiece,  while  Wil- 
liams and  Lymperopoulos  were  not  far  behind 
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McREYNOLDS  had  the  Illini  guessing  all  the 
way  in  the  following  contest,  so  Purdue 
nosed  out  the  Lundymen,  2  to  1,  in  an  evenly 
matched  hurling  duel.  The  Purdue  moundsman 
won  his  own  game  off  Len  Bower  in  the  ninth 
when  he  punched  out  the  single  that  meant  victory. 
The  most  exciting  combat  of  the  year  closed  the 
season  when  the  Illini  captured  a  3  to  2  triumph 
over  Michigan  in  13  innings.  Jack  Yule's  triple 
in  the  thirteenth  saved  the  day,  but  Walker,  Eng- 


vall,  and  Lymperopoulos  also  did  their  share  to 
beat  the  tall,  rangy  Asbeck  and  knock  Michigan 
out  of  the  Big  Ten  lead. 

This  contest  was  by  far  the  most  hard  fought 
battle  of  the  season,  with  the  score  remaining  tied 
from  the  seventh  until  the  thirteenth  inning.  Vic- 
tory not  only  established  the  Illini  in  fourth  place 
in  the  Big  Ten  standings,  but  represented  the  first 
time  that  the  Lundymen  had  defeated  the  Wol- 
verines in  two  years  of  diamond  competition. 


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Apollo,  even,  would  look  better 
With  an  "I"  upon  his  sweater. 

When  right  beside 
His  manly  stride 

Her  lot  to  walk  befell, 
She  was  impressed 
And  cried  distressed, 

"Oh,  ain't  he  just  too  swell!" 

There's  yo-yoing  and  diabolo 
Is  there  Loyalty  in  polo? 

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H.    E.    KENNEY 
Coach 


Varsity  Wrestling 


ANOTHER  Big  Ten  championship  for  Illinois 
*  was  the  reward  for  "Hek"  Kenney's  second 
season's  work  as  head  coach  of  the  Illini  wrestling 
squad.  Kenney's  grapplers  barely  nosed  out  Indi- 
ana, winners  of  the  Eastern  division  of  the  con- 
ference, by  a  16  to  12  count,  for  the  undisputed 
title  on  March  8.  Burdick  and  Sapora  pinned  their 
Hoosier  opponents  and  Capt.  Allie  Morrison  and 
Bauerle  scored  decisions  while  the  Indiana  mat- 
men  were  checking  up  four  decisions  over  the 
Illini. 

Three  of  these  wrestlers  heaped  more  honors 
on  themselves  a  week  later  by  winning  conference 
individual  championships  in  the  New  Gym.  Bur- 
dick, Bauerle,  and  Sapora  rode  through  all  oppo- 
sition to  Big  Ten  titles,  while  Tonkoff  captured 
third  place  in  the  175-pound  class. 

Allie  Morrison,  Olympic  champion  in  the  135- 


pound  division,  maintained  his  record  of  a  victory 
every  bout  since  his  sophomore  year  in  high  school. 
In  addition,  Allie  was  never  on  the  bottom  in  any 
match  during  his  collegiate  career.  Joe  Sapora,  in 
the  115-pound  division;  "Skeezix"  Dooley  and 
Lou  Bauerle,  125  pounds;  Morrison,  135  pounds; 
Gradman,  145  pounds;  Echternacht,  155  pounds; 
Russ  Crane,  165  pounds;  Gene  Tonkoff,  175 
pounds,  and  "Shorty"  Burdick,  heavyweight, 
formed  the  line-up  that  swept  aside  all  opposition 
for  Illinois'  eighth  Big  Ten  flag  in  11  years. 


1930  SCORES 


Illinois.  .'. 211/2 

Illinois 261/2 

Illinois 28 

Illinois 211/2 

Illinois 26 

Illinois 31 


Cornell  College,  la 4y2 

Iowa  State  Teachers  College.  7!/2 

Minnesota 0 

Wisconsin   4]/2 

Chicago    

Chicago    5 


Ass't.  Coach  Law  Trainer  Brown  Gradman  Bauerle  Manager  Waugh 

Dooley  Crane  Burdick  Tonkoff  Campbell 

Sapora  Hewett  Echternacht  Capt.  Morrison  Fullerton 


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G.    B.    EHNBORN 
Captain 


H.  D.  PRICE 
Coach 


Varsity  Soccer 


COACH  HARTLEY  PRICE  guided  his  1929 
Illinois  soccer  team  through  an  even  more 
successful  season  than  in  1928  by  not  only  winning 
his  second  consecutive  Big  Ten  championship  but 
the  Western  title  as  well.  This  represented  the 
third  season  for  soccer  at  Illinois,  and  the  sport 
is  now  well-established  on  the  campus  with  an 
increasing  number  of  candidates  reporting  every 
year. 

The  Illini  were  able  to  schedule  but  three 
games,  and  two  of  them  resulted  in  shutouts. 
Tackling  the  strong  Ohio  State  eleven  here  No- 
vember 9,  Price's  charges  took  their  opponents 
into  camp  by  a  score  of  4  to  0.  "Scotty"  Reston 
opened  the  scoring  with  two  goals  early  in  the 
first  quarter.  Reynolds  came  in  fast  for  another 
tally  at  the  beginning  of  the  second  half,   and 


Walter  followed  up  to  score  the  final  goal  on  a 
beautiful  corner  kick. 

A  return  contest  with  the  Buckeyes  at  Colum- 
bus, Ohio,  saw  Coach  Price's  booters  travel 
through  Ohio  State  for  an  easy  8  to  0  whitewash 
to  successfully  defend  the  conference  title  cap- 
tured in  1928.  Three  goals  by  Capt.  MacFadzean 
and  additional  counters  by  Reston,  Reynolds,  and 
Walter  wrecked  Ohio's  hopes  while  their  offen- 
sive attack  was  held  powerless. 

Journeying  to  Oberlin,  Ohio,  two  days  later,  the 
Illini  experienced  the  toughest  game  of  the  season, 
barely  emerging  with  a  2  to  1  conquest  over  the 
Oberlin  booters  to  grab  the  Western  crown.  Tom 
Reynolds  stood  out  as  the  individual  star  of  this 
encounter,  rushing  through  for  both  of  Illinois' 
markers. 


Applehans 


Reston  Young  Mgr.  Hockaday  Kamin  Hastings  Pinsley  Walter 

Fencl  Krakower  Capt.  Ehnborn  Floreth  Reynolds  Lewin 


Coach  Price 


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E.  A.  SHOAFF 
Coach,  1930 


D.  E.  THOMPSON 
Captain 


Varsity  Tennis 


COACH  CAHN'S  Illini  tennis  squad  opened 
the  1929  conference  season  with  a  bang, 
whitewashing  the  Purdue  netmen  by  a  9  to  0  count 
in  the  initial  clash  on  April  24.  Chicago's  inva- 
sion a  week  later  proved  disastrous  for  the  Illini 
racquet  wielders  who  were  forced  to  bow,  5  to  4, 
for  their  only  dual  meet  defeat. 

Singles  victories  by  Eddie  Shoaff,  former  Illi- 
nois captain,  Captain-elect  Topper,  Traynor,  and 
Bumgarner,  and  the  invincible  Traynor-Miller  and 
Shoaff -Topper  doubles  pairings  sent  the  Iowa  ten- 
nis team  to  its  Waterloo,  6  to  3,  on  May  6. 

With  Ohio  State  invading  the  local  courts  for 
the  next  encounter,  Cahn's  netmen  swept  the  dou- 


bles and  dropped  only  one  singles  match  to  swamp 
the  Buckeyes  by  an  8  to  1  count. 

While  not  duplicating  the  1928  singles  per- 
formances of  Tim  O'Connell,  Eddie  Shoaff  led  his 
teammates  in  the  Big  Ten  meet  on  May  23  and  24 
at  Columbus,  Ohio,  by  fighting  his  way  to  the 
second  day  of  play.  He  suffered  defeat  in  this 
bracket  from  Rexinger  of  Chicago,  6-4,  6-3.  Berg- 
herm  and  Riel,  Northwestern' s  aces  on  the  net 
court  as  well  as  the  gridiron  and  basketball  floor, 
upset  Shoaff  and  Topper  in  doubles,  6-4,  2-6,  6-3, 
and  George  Lott,  Chicago's  nationally  famed  star, 
downed  Topper,  6-2,  6-2. 


McElroy 


Ireneus 


Miller 


Traynor 


Bumgarner  .  Shoaff 

Capt.  Thompson 


Topper 


Turner 


Gage 


Coach  Cahn 


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R.  B.  MARTIN 

Captain-Elect 


J.    H.   UTLEY 
Coach 


Varsity  Golf 


MAKING  his  debut  as  Illinois  Varsity  golf 
coach,  John  Utley  guided  his  golfers  through 
a  successful  1929  season,  with  three  victories,  two 
defeats,  and  one  tie  as  his  dual  meet  record.  The 
Illini  linksmen  were  not  permitted  to  compete  in 
the  conference  meet  since  the  dates  conflicted  with 
final  examinations. 

Capt.  Whyte's  golfers  staged  a  grand  opening 
match  on  April  27  by  crushing  Purdue,  24-0,  on 
the  Urbana  Country  club  course.  Goldwater,  Mar- 
tin, Sutin,  Wiley,  and  Lyon  all  turned  in  low 
scores  against  the  Riveting  rivals. 

The  following  pair  of  matches  saw  Illinois  go 
down  to  defeat,  Michigan  winning,  101/?  to  7^, 


and  Northwestern  grabbing  honors  at  Evanston, 
111/2  to  6y2.  Smarting  from  these  losses,  Utley's 
squad  outstroked  the  Chicago  linksmen  on  May 
13  by  a  15  to  3  margin,  with  Dick  Martin,  Illinois' 
captain-elect  and  No.  1  man,  dropping  the  only 
match  to  the  Maroon  leader. 

Ohio  State  crumbled  under  the  Illini  attack  in 
the  next  meet  by  a  13  to  5  score  on  May  18  to 
give  Utley's  golfers  their  third  dual  victory.  Trav- 
eling to  Iowa  City  for  the  final  engagement,  the 
Illini  linksmen  were  not  in  their  best  form  and 
had  to  be  content  with  a  9  to  9  tie  against  the 
powerful  Hawkeye  squad. 


Coach  Utley 


Lyon 


Bowen 

Goldwater 


Emrick  Kurz 

Capt.  Whyte 


Madden  Ralston 

Sutin  Wiley 


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Varsity  Swimming 


FOURTH  PLACE 
in  the  Big  Ten 
and  a  victory  in  each 
of  the  six  dual  meets 
was  the  record 
achieved  by  Coach 
Edwin  J.  Manley's 
Illini  Varsity  swim- 
mers in  1930.  The 
300-yard  medley  relay 
team  and  Capt.  Ray 
Kieding  in  the  440- 
yard  race  grabbed 
third  places  in  the 
conference  meet 
which  ended  with 
Illinois  trailing 
Northwestern,  Mich- 
igan, and  Minnesota, 
in  the  order  named. 
Block  won  fourth  place  in  both  dash  events,  as 
did  Kieding  in  the  220-yard  free  style.  The  160- 
yard  sprint  relay  quartet  finished  behind  Mich- 
igan, Wisconsin,  and  Northwestern  to  run  the 
Illinois  total  to  11  points,  just  one  point  behind 
Minnesota. 

Corraling  seven  out  of  eight  possible  first 
places,  the  Manleymen  swamped  Purdue  in  the 
first  dual  meet  by  a  count  of  54  to  21.  Five  points 
were  awarded  to  the  1 60-yard  relay  quartet  com- 


J.  R.  KIEDING 
Captain 


posed  of  Block,  Pashby,  Webster,  and  Kieding, 
Holbrook  in  the  breast  stroke,  Kieding  in  the  440, 
Pashby  in  the  back  stroke,  Webster  in  the  100-yard 
dash,  Marshall  in  fancy  diving,  and  the  medley 
relay  team  of  Pashby,  Cady,  and  Williamson. 

Manley's  tankmen  showed  up  even  better  in 
the  next  encounter  with  Indiana,  sinking  the 
Hoosiers,  56  to  19,  at  the  New  Gym  pool.  George 
Webster,  Illini  dash  ace,  clipped  three-fifths  of  a 
second  from  the  Illinois  100-yard  free  style  rec- 
ord by  churning  the  water  in  :56.2.  Bartholomew 
then  shattered  the  Illinois  mark  for  the  150-yard 
back  stroke  by  covering  the  distance  in  1:48.2. 

The  next  week  saw  the  Illini  journeying  to 
Ohio  to  conquer  the  University  of  Cincinnati 
natators,  51  to  24,  with  Schroeder,  Lockwood, 
Kieding,  Bartholomew,  Webster,  and  both  relay 
teams  taking  first  places.  Minnesota  next  visited 
the  Illini  pool,  only  to  return  with  a  42  to  33 
defeat.  Block,  Kieding,  Webster,  and  Lockwood 
splashed  to  a  new  Illinois  record  in  the  200-yard 
relay  race. 

Manley's  mermen  had  a  much  easier  time  the 
following  week,  invading  the  Chicago  tank  for  a 
58  to  17  triumph  with  Schroeder,  Block,  Kieding, 
and  Marshall  winning  firsts.  Illinois  completed 
its  third  undefeated  year  in  dual  meets  by  nosing 
out  Wisconsin  by  the  close  margin  of  38  to  37  at 
Madison. 


Coach  Manley 
Block  Williamson 

Etzbach  Engesser 


Cady  Wagner 

Capt.  Kieding  Schroeder 

Holbrook  •  Lockwood 


Stout  Wallk 

Bartholomew  Webster 

Alston  Pashby 


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Varsity  Water  Polo 


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LTHOUGH    failing    to    annex    their    third 


straight  conference  championship,  the  1930 
Illinois  water  polo  team  closed  the  season  suc- 
cessfully with  three  wins  and  one  loss.  Coach 
Edwin  J.  Manley  guided  a  veteran  team  through 
the  four  battles,  but  could  not  check  the  attack 
of  the  crafty  Chicago  seven  which  defeated  the 
Illini  by  a  13  to  3  score. 

Capt.  Fritz  Schroeder  led  the  poloists  from  the 
center  back  position  and  topped  the  list  of  scorers 
in  practically  every  meet.  Manley  used  Harry 
Stout,  Earl  Wagner,  and  George  Webster,  cap- 
tain of  the  1929  squad,  at  forwards,  and  Ray 
Kieding,  George  Barry,  and  Wallk  at  guards 
during  the  greater  part  of  the  campaign. 

The  Illini  tank  team  pried  the  lid  off  the  1930 
season  by  sinking  Purdue  under  an  8  to  1  land- 
slide. Two  goals  in  the  first  three  minutes  of 
play  gave  Illinois  a  lead  that  was  never  relin- 
quished, and  by  half  time  they  had  flipped  the 
ball  into  the  net  for  three  more  counters. 

Manley's  seven  had  a  much  easier  time  with  the 
Indiana  squad  when  the  Hoosiers  invaded  the 
New  Gym  pool  only  to  receive  a  14  to  1  drubbing. 
Capt.  Schroeder  led  his  team's  scoring  as  well  as 
handling  the  ball  in  great  fashion. 

The  next  week  saw  the  Illini  scrapping  with 
the  fast  Chicago  poloists  at  the  Midway.    The 


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visiting  outfit 
couldn't  seem  to 
become  accus- 
tomed to  the 
small,  60-foot 
pool,  and  bril- 
liant play  by 
Wagner  and 
Schroeder  failed 
to  halt  the  Ma- 
roon attack. 

By  far  the 
most  thrilling 
game  of  the  sea- 
son came  in  the 
final  encounter 
at  Madison 
when  Schroeder 
and  his  mates 
were  forced  to 
go  into  an  overtime  period  to  romp  home  with  a 
2  to  1  triumph. 

Five  out  of  the  regular  seven  men  comprising 
the  1930  squad  will  not  return  next  year,  leaving 
Barry  and  Wallk  as  the  foundation  for  Coach 
Manley's  1931  water  polo  entry. 


F.    R.    SCHROEDER 
Captain 


Coach  Manley 
Pashby 


Barry 
Etzbach 


Kieding 
Wagner 


Capt.  Schroeder 
Lockwood 


Webster 
Wallk 


Stout 


Hall 


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R.   C.   OELER 
Captain 


TLLINOIS  barely  failed  to  cop  its  second  straight  conference  title  in 
•*■  gymnastics  when  Chicago  nosed  out  Coach  Hartley  Price's  charges, 
1212.05  to  1168.35  at  the  championship  meet  on  March  15  at  Chicago. 
Several  of  the  Illinois  athletes  were  off  form,  and  Reiter  was  the  only 
one  able  to  gather  a  first  place  against  the  stiff  competition  offered  by 
the  other  conference  schools.  Capt.  "Dick"  Oeler,  who  had  so  capably 
led  his  teammates  with  points  in  the  sidehorse  and  parallel  bars  through- 
out the  dual  meet  season,  had  to  be  content  with  a  second  and  a  fourth 
place. 

In  their  dual  meet  competition,  Coach  Price's  gymnasts  captured  three 
out  of  their  four  conference  engagements,  dropping  the  only  encounter 
to  the  Chicago  tumblers.  The  Illini  opened  the  season  with  an  impressive 
triumph  over  Minnesota,  grabbing  every  first  place  and  accumulating 
1178.25  points  to  1085.75  for  the  Gophers. 

Ohio  State  proved  a  much  easier  opponent,  bowing  to  last  year's  con- 
ference champions  by  a  1221.50  to  1055  margin.  Price's  hopefuls  again 
copped  every  first  place  and  scored  slams  in  the  flying  rings,  parallel 
bars,  and  tumbling  events. 

Chicago  caught  the  gymnasts  in  a  severe  slump,  running  up  1242 
points  while  Illinois  was  accounting  for  only  1199-5.  The  Illini  then 
came  back  to  finish  the  successful  season  with  a  victory  over  Purdue. 
Capt.  Oeler  led  his  team's  scoring  by  taking  firsts  in  the  parallel  bars 
and  sidehorse.    The  final  score  read:  Illinois,  1171.25;  Purdue,  1091. 


Pelzer 
Watson 


Cherry 
Reiter 


Kring 
Capt.  Oeler 


Deeter 

Jenkinson 


Coach  Price 
Komm 


Hull 
Warga 


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Varsity  Fencing 


T"\UPLICATING  their  performances  of  the  previous  year,  Coach  Herb 
*^  Craig's  Illini  fencers  captured  the  Big  Ten  title  for  the  second  con- 
secutive season  at  the  conference  meet  on  March  15  at  Chicago.  Three 
Illini  journeyed  to  the  title  meet,  namely,  Capt.  Otto  Haier,  Fred  Siebert, 
and  "Doc"  Gross,  and  three  returned  champions.  Haier,  the  cat-like, 
scrapping  Illinois  leader  opened  the  fray  by  winning  every  bout,  and 
Siebert  and  Gross  duplicated  their  captain's  display  of  swordsmanship 
to  give  the  Illini  a  perfect  total  of  15  points. 

Three  victories  and  two  defeats  was  the  record  of  Coach  Herb  Craig's 
Illini  fencers  during  the  1930  dual  meet  campaign.  Illinois  opened  the 
season  by  trouncing  Washington  University  of  St.  Louis,  15  to  2,  with 
Capt.  Haier  and  "Red"  Siebert  clashing  through  their  opponents  for 
wins  in  all  of  their  matches. 

Minnesota  next  fell  before  the  Illini  swordsmen  by  a  16  to  1  count 
in  the  first  Big  Ten  encounter.  Siebert  was  again  the  star,  fencing  in 
five  bouts  and  winning  all  but  one.  Journeying  to  Ann  Arbor  with  two 
scalps  on  their  belts,  Craig's  duellists  underestimated  their  next  opponents 
and  succumbed  to  Michigan's  attack  by  the  close  margin  of  9  to  8. 

Still  suffering  from  their  slump,  the  Illini  dropped  their  following  meet 
to  Chicago,  10  to  7,  when  the  Maroons  staged  a  comeback  in  the  final 
matches.  The  fencers  closed  their  dual  season  in  the  Old  Gym  by  crush- 
ing Purdue  by  a  14  to  3  count  with  Haier  and  Siebert  again  leading  the 
attack. 


# 


O.  C.  HAIER,  Jr. 
Captain 


Wheeler  Siebert  Knox  Friedberg  Schlicher  Capt.  Haier  Gross  Coach  Craig 


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Hurray  for  the  suits  with  the  purple-ish  tint. 

Hurray  for  the   brother   who   knows   how   to 
sprint. 

The  Delt  to  thirteen: 
"It's  stiffness,  I  ween. 

My  muscles  will  actually  squeak." 
Thirteen  to  the  Delt: 
"1  know  how  you  felt 

For  I  couldn't  bend  for  a  week." 

Hurray  for  the  grail  of  triumph  that  goes. 
Hurray  for  the  Loyalty  everyone  shows. 

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E.  J.  MANLEY 
Director 


V.   D.    MALONE 
Independent  Manager 


Intramural 

"A  THLETICS  FOR  ALL,"  the  policy  developed  by  Director  George  Huff 
£\.  for  all  Illinois  men,  has  become  almost  a  reality  through  the  efforts  of 
a  well-organized  system  of  intramural  athletics  at  the  University.  Under  the 
directorship  of  Edwin  J.  Manley  and  the  management  of  P.  C.  Livingston,  '30, 
more  than  8,000  men  participated  in  all  branches  of  athletics  last  year.  A 
new  system  was  inaugurated  during  the  1929-30  school  year  whereby  non- 
fraternity  or  independent  men  have  an  organization  of  their  own.  V.  D. 
Malone,  '30,  was  appointed  manager  of  the  independent  organization  which 
was  divided  into  50  districts,  each  of  which  contains  from  60  to  90  men.  The 
Independent  Council  appoints  a  manager  for  each  of  these  districts  to  serve 
under  the  senior  independent  manager. 


INTRAMURAL    CARNIVAL 


C.   LIVINGSTON 
Manager 


Intramural 

SPRING  1929 

Baseball Phi  Kappa 

Track Beta  Theta  Pi 

Tennis,  Singles 11.  L.  Richter,  Sigma  Alpha  Mu 

Tennis,  Doubles H.  L.  Richter,  M.  K.  Miller,  Sigma  Alpha  Mu 

Golf,  Individual E.  Williams,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

Handball,  Singles W.  R.  Doolittle,  Phi  Kappa  Tan 

Handball,  Doubles W.  R.  Doolittle,  C.  E.  Canney,  Phi  Kappa  Tau 

FALL  1929 

Track Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 

Tennis,  Doubles H.  L.  Richter,  G.  Faden,  Sigma  Alpha  Mu 

Tennis,  Singles P.   R.  Shildneck 

Cross  Country Farm  House 

Golf,  Individual A.  T.  Hattenhauer,  Delta  Tau  Delta 

Golf,  Doubles Phi  Kappa  Psi 

Playground  Ball,  Fraternity Delta  Pi 

Playground  Ball,  Independent Wyandottes 

Horseshoe,  Individual L.  W.  Eaton,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho 

Horseshoe,  Doubles Bosler,  McClintock 

WINTER   1929-30 

Water  Polo llus 

Volley  Ball,  Pledge Delta  Upsilon 

Volley  Ball,  Member Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 

Swimming Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 

Basketball,  "A"  Team Sigma  Nu 

Basketball,  "B"  Team Delta  Sigma  Pi 

Basketball,  Independent Blue  Diamonds 

SOPHOMORE    INTRAMURAL   MANAGERS 


JUNIOR    MANAGERS 


HONOLD 


WHEAT 


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Bliss 


Nelson 


Schnell 


Rosbe 


Tasch 


Vartv 


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DELTA   KAPPA   EPSILON  TRACK  TEAM 


Sandberg 


Airken 


Farson 


Owens 


Merrill 


PHI   KAPPA  PSI   GOLF  TEAM 


Golf  Individual  Champion 


Burroughs  Kuppinger  Wingert  Hall 


A.  T.  Hactenhauer 


WYANDOTTES   PLAYGROUND   BALL   TEAM 


Samuels  Zimring  Fierberg  Lapota  Weintraub 

Nockin  Kaufman  Graema  Balson 

Gradman  R.  Topper  J.  Topper  Novak  Goldstein 


Page  260 


ILUS  WATER   POLO  TEAM 


Sweetman 


Burnam 
Rex 


McClugage 
Wendt 


Moore 
Gunner 


Kennedy 
Brock 


Robinson 


TENNIS   DOUBLES   CHAMPIONS 


Individual 
Horseshoe  Champion 


L.  \V.  Eaton 


Faden  Richter 


SIGMA    PHI   EPSILON   VOLLEY   BALL   TEAM 


Stine 
Kremer  Nauman 


Smith 
Sparks  Dillc 


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The  modern  collegienne  simply  won't  think 
Her  place  is  the  home  and  the  old  kitchen 


sink 


Admit  that  our  teas 

Are  the  nuts,  if  you  please; 

Don't  say  that  they  never  should  he. 
You're  all  out  of  joint — 
For  what  is  the  point 

Of  "Loyalty"  minus  the  "Tea"? 

Ruth  of  the  Ancients  ivas  loyal  and  true- 
As  loyal  are  we  to  the  Orange  and  Blue. 


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ALBERDINE  HATCHER 


Woman's  League 


Alberdine  Hatcher.  . 
Margretta  Bairstow 
Blanche  Kerr 


OFFICERS 

President       Margaret  Leach Finance  Secretary 

Vice-President      Anna  Louise  Jackman Senior  Representative 

Secretary       Margaret  Crocker Junior  Representative 


Homecoming Frances   Howard 

Dad's  Day Betty  Kehoe 

Mother's  Day Alberta  Lewis 

Social  .  i  Margaret  Goodman 

I  Betty  DeBerard 

Big  Sister Kathryn  Burrows 

Gold  Feathers Billie  Farnham 


COMMITTEES 

Orange  and  Blue  Feathers 

Margaret   Mathis 

Freshman  Education 

Anna  Louise  Jackman 

Vocational  Guidance  .Lucile  Finnegan 

Finance Jean  Macdonald 

Freshman  Pledge  Day. Virginia  Marsh 


Fashion  Review Leona  Payne 

Bulletin  Board Frederica  Clason 

Poster Margaret  Kingsley 

Historian Margaret  Bennett 

Welfare Mable  Fluck 

Activities Helen   Slepicka 

All-University  Party  .Virginia  Murton 


Bennett 
Marsh 


Lewis 
Clason 


Fluck 
Payne 


Slepicka 
Jackman 


Finnegan 
Kingsley 


Page  266 


Kerr 


Jackman 


Bairscow 


Crocker 


Leach 


Woman's  League 

VVTOMAN'S  League  was  formed  to  further  a  spirit  of  unity  among  Uni- 
**  versity  women.  Membership  in  it  is  open  to  all  girls  registered  in  the 
University.  Woman's  League  teas,  Group  Mixers,  and  all-University  Parties 
held  throughout  the  year  serve  to  aid  in  bringing  girls  together  in  the  ties  of 
new  friendships  which  grow  stronger  through  college  days.  Orange  and  Blue 
Feathers  and  Gold  Feathers  afford  opportunities  for  executive  ability  and 
outstanding  qualities  to  appear  in  underclassmen.  In  co-operation  with  the 
Illinois  Union  the  three  important  annual  celebrations,  Homecoming,  Dad's 
Day,  and  Mother's  Day  are  carried  out.  The  year's  proceeds  go  to  furnish 
houses  for  girls  working  their  way  through  school. 


Farnham 
Goodman 


Howard 
Macdonald 


DeBerard 
Mathis 


Lewis 
Murton 


Kehoe 
Burrows 


Page  267 


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Orange  and  Blue  Feathers 


CHAIRMEN 


First  Semester 

Jean  Johnston Social 

Marjorie  Harrington Recorder 

Cynthia  Dyer Points 

Harriet  Iverson Publicity 

Evelyn  Johnson Program 

Frances  Thurston Finance 


Second  Semester 

Elizabeth   Setchell Social 

Edna  Hyttinen Recorder 

Mary  Moore Points 

Marion    Filson Publicity 

Valeen  Gabeline Program 

Jean  Webster Finance 


/^VRANGE  and  Blue  Feathers  has  the  three-fold  purpose  of  encouraging 
^^^  scholarship,  activities,  and  new  friendships  for  Freshman  women.  Its 
membership  is  open  to  all  girls,  but  to  further  these  three  ideals  throughout 
college  days  a  "C"  average  and  75  activity  points  are  required  for  initiation. 
By  means  of  a  loan  fund  it  helps  to  carry  out  its  share  of  the  welfare  branch 
of  the  general  function  of  Woman's  League. 


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Dyer 
Hyttinen 


Moore 
Setchell 


Harrington 
Gabeline 


Johnston 
Johnson 


Filson 
Iverson 


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Gold  Feathers 


COUNCIL 


First  Semester 


Second  Semester 


Marjorie  Finn 

Woman  s  League  Representative 

Mary  Patton W.  A.  A.  Representative 

Frances  Zoeller Finance  Representative 

Mary  Brennan Sorority  Representative 

Joyce  Zimmerman Group  Representative 

Margaret  Rutherford 

Y.  W.  C.  A.  Representative 

Margaret  Parker Social  Chairman 


Lois  Blake  .  .  Woman' s  League  Representative 
Marion  Wittman.  .  .W.  A.  A.  Representative 

Lucille  Fisher Finance  Representative 

Margaret  Bushee.  .  .  .Sorority  Representative 

Marian  Fagin Group  Representative 

Glenita  Hobbs  . .  .  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Representative 
Ruth  Finnegan Social  Chairman 


/"^  OLD  FEATHERS  carries  on  the  work  begun  in  the  first  year,  with  the 
addition  of  loyalty  and  democracy  to  its  ideals.  The  requirements  for 
initiation  are  more  severe  in  order  to  encourage  activities  still  more  strongly 
among  those  girls  who  aim  at  successful  campus  leadership.  With  its  Scholar- 
ship Fund  and  worthy  accomplishments  it  holds  a  high  place  in  campus  life. 


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Zimmerman 

Wittman 

Blake 

Patton 

Fisher 

Finn 

Zoeller 

Finnegan 

Rutherford 

Hobbs 

Fagin 

Parker 

Bushee 

Brennan 

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Woman's  League  Tea 

YV7~OMAN'S  League  sponsors  teas  every 
Wednesday  afternoon  in  the  upper  parlors 
of  the  Woman's  Building  at  which  prospective 
Orange  and  Blue  Feathers  and  Gold  Feathers 
serve  and  provide  entertainment,  affording  splen- 
did opportunities  for  securing  activity  points,  re- 
newing old  acquaintances,  and  making  new  ones. 


Page  270 


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'HE  Y.  W.  C.  A.  held  its  annual  Doll  Show 
for  the  orphans  of  Cunningham  Home  just 
before  Christmas  with  "The  Chicago  World's  Fair 
of  1933"  as  the  central  theme.  Delta  Gamma  won 
first  place  with  its  set  "Wine-Making  in  France," 
West  Residence  Hall  took  second  place  with  its 
"Mining  Scene,"  and  Aeolia  the  Group  Cup  with 
a  "Candy  Store"  set.  Individual  dolls  were  also 
given  prizes  this  year.  Susan  Townsend  won  this 
with  a  baby  doll. 


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May  Fete 

"C  ACH  year  W.  A.  A.  presents  a  May  fete  in  the 
stadium  on  the  Saturday  afternoon  of  Moth- 
er's Day  week-end.  The  1929  May  Fete  centered 
about  "If  I  Were  King,"  in  which  University 
women  took  part  in  the  varied  dances  and  panto- 
mime. More  than  300  women  were  in  this 
thirtieth  annual  event.  Frances  Cassady  was 
chosen  May  queen  by  popular  vote  of  the  student 
body  several  weeks  beforehand,  and  crowned  in 
a  colorful  ceremony  during  the  fete,  surrounded 
by  her  court. 


Page  272 


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French  Heels 

THHE  Fashion  Review  presented  by  Woman's 
League  took  a  different  form  from  last  year's 
production.  This  year  it  was  a  musical  comedy, 
under  the  title  of  "French  Heels,"  with  fashions 
and  lively  songs  and  dances  introduced  as  inci- 
dental to  the  plot.  University  women  planned, 
directed,  costumed,  and  supervised  the  entire  pro- 
duction with  the  aid  of  the  faculty  advisor.  The 
proceeds  were  turned  over  to  the  Welfare  Com- 
mittee to  be  used  in  furnishing  the  three  co-opera- 
tive houses,  Alpha,  Beta,  and  Campbell  Cottages. 


Page  273 


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CROCKER 


WHITSON 


LEONA  PAYNE 


French  Heels 

OFFICERS 

Leona  Payne Chairman 

Margaret  Crocker Business  Manager 

June  Whitson Production  Manager 

COMMITTEE  CHAIRMEN 

Margaret  Bennett  Maxine  Kinney 

Virginia  Marsh  Mary  Roberts 

Margaret  Frazier  Dorothy  Gard 

Billie  Farnham  Stella  McLeish 

Thyra  Kan  tor  Mary  Morris 
Betty  Stoolman 


Frazier  Gard  Farnham  Morris  Bennett 

Kantor  McLeish  Marsh  Kinney  Stoolman  Roberts 


Page  21 A 


DAVIS 


NELSON 


RAMON   PIERCE 


Y.  W.  C.  A. 

OFFICERS 


Ramon  Pierce. 
Dorean  Davis  . 
Ruth  Nelson. 


President 

.  Vice-President 
Secretary 


Frances  Howard Membership 

Hazel  Bowman Meetings 

Ruth  Nelson Finance 

Margaret  Singleton  ....  Girl's  Work 

Dorean  Davis World  Fellowship 

Catherine  Fait Social  Service 

Maurine  Hertz Conferences 

Alberta  Lewis Social 

Virginia  Gleim  .Freshman  Deportment 


CABINETS 

Ruth  Schermerhorn 

Freshman  Membership 

Margaret  Kingsley Alumni 

Katherine  Burns  ) lnter.Raciai 

Virginia  Bowen     ) 

Florence  Wood.  .  .Cunningham  Home 

Charlotte  DeSelm  .  .  .- Hospital 

Elizabeth  Paine Garwood  Home 

Elizabeth  Forest 

Speakers  and  Leaders 

Vernette  White Music 


Isabel  Bower Poster 

Lucile   Triebel Girl  Reserve 

Virginia  Dixon  ....  Blue  Triangle  Club 

Betty  DeBerard Student  Finance 

Josephine  Galloway 

Life  Work  Conference 

Mary  Morris Christianity 

Virginia  Scott House 

Emily  Johnson Parties 

Mildred  Berthold Books 


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A   wood-nymph  by  the  river's  brim 
A  pretty  ivood-nymph  was  to  him. 

But  in  the  gym 
In  clothes  so  trim, 

Both  sensible  and  good, 
It's  sad  but  so 
He'd  never  know 

His  darling  of  the  wood. 

"Oh,    mother,"   she  murmured,    "now  do   not 
delay 

To  wake  me  for  I'm  to  be  Queen  of  the  May." 


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Williamina  Farnham 
Myrtle  Magnuson 
Virginia  Burke  Smith 


W.  A.  A. 

OFFICERS 

Ruth  Mary  Johnson President 

Bernice  Davenport Vice-President 

Irene  Kirchner  Secretary 

Gertrude  Peske Treasurer 

Beatrice  Sloan May  Fete  Chairman 

Angela    Kitzinger Advisor 

Louise  Freer Director  of  Dept.  of  Physical  Education 

ADVISORY  BOARD 

Katherine  Fishbaugh  Jane  Whelan 

Virginia  Murton  Carol  Schmidt 

Frances  Stevens  Jane  McClure 


Helen  Sowden 
Dorothy  Deach 
Phyllis  Long 


ADVISORY  BOARD 

— 


Stevens  Deach  Long  Farnham  McClure 

Whelan  Schmidt  Sowden  Fishbaugh  Smith  Murton 

Kirchner  Peske  Johnson  Davenport  Magnuson 


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GERTRUDE  PESKE 


BEATRICE  SLOAN 


MISS  FREER 


W.  A.  A. 


WOMEN'S  athletics  on  the  Illinois  Campus 
are  of  major  importance  and  are  sponsored 
by  the  Woman's  Athletic  Association,  an  organi- 
zation of  University  women  who  are  primarily  in- 
terested in  all  forms  of  athletics.  It  is  their  purpose 
to  promote  health  education  and  to  further  an  in- 
terest and  participation  in  games  and  sports  of  all 
types  which  make  for  mental  and  physical  ef- 
ficiency. 

Since  the  inauguration  of  a  four-sport  season 
year,  the  organization  has  grown  until  the  present 
roll  includes  about  200  women. 


There  is  a  manager  for  each  sport  which  the  As- 
sociation sponsors,  and  these  managers  comprise 
the  Advisory  Board.  In  addition  to  sports,  W.  A. 
A.  sponsors  a  Play-Day  each  spring  for  the  four 
high  schools  of  Champaign  and  Urbana,  and  Uni- 
versity Health  Week  in  March.  The  Association 
also  sponsors  social  life  with  Sans  Souci  in  the 
fall,  May  Fete  in  the  spring,  sport  banquets  during 
the  year  following  the  close  of  each  sport  season, 
and  an  annual  spring  banquet  at  which  time  all 
major  awards  are  made. 


W.   A.   A.   MEMBERS 


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Smith         Edwards         Mathis         Bernard         Stewart         Fishbaugh         Lilly 

Strang         Hopkins         Jaeger         Kendall         Weiss         Cote         Murton 

Porter        D.  Johnson         Royston         Hunsinger        Gunther        Fee 

Davenport         Stevens         McClure         Long         Baer         Mower         Scheidenhelm 


Roberts         Muirhead         Payne         Deach 
Schaeffer         Kenyon         Mercereau 
Ridinger        Reinboth         Schye 
R.  Johnson         Whelan         Jack         Schmidt 


Page  279 


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Major  I.  A.  Girls 


Jane  McClure 


Dorothy  Marie  Johnson 


Carol  Schmidt 


Irene  Kirchner 


Helen  Mathis 


Virginia  Burke  Smith 


Myrtle  Magnuson 


Jane  Whelan 


Phyllis  Long 


Gertrude  Peske 


Atlene  Scheidenhelm 


Katherine  Fishbaugh 


Ruth  Mary  Johnson 


Bernice  Davenport 


Elizabeth  Roe 


Page  280 


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Gold  Seal  Girls 


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Dorothy  Marie  Johnson 


'  I  *HE  Gold  Seal  is  the  highest  honor  awarded 
by  W.  A.  A.,  and  is  won  only  by  those  girls 
who  have  earned  2000  points  through  partici- 
pation in  the  different  sports  sponsored  by  the 
Association  during  the  year.  This  year  the 
honor  was  awarded  to  four  girls,  an  unusually 
high  number. 

The  major  IA  is  awarded  to  girls  who  make 
1200  points  during  the  year,  and  the  minor  IA 
to  those  who  earn  600. 


Ruth  Mary  Johnson 


MINOR  I.  A.  GIRLS 


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Virginia  Burke  Smith 


Jane  McClure 


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Stuart 

Strang 

Muirhead 

Sowden 

Currie 

Cote 

Fee 

Scott 

Roe 

Deach 

Kelley 

Turnell 

Polk 

Hunsinger 

Stevens 

Mower 

Scheidenhelm 

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Soccer 

VVTHEN  109  girls  turn  out  to  practice  for 
a  single  sport,  it  is  inevitable  that  an 
exciting  tournament  should  follow.  The 
senior  team  was  the  fortunate  one,  coming 
out  first  after  a  series  of  hard-won  battles,  in 
which  their  team  spirit  counted  for  more 
than  their  clever  offense  and  defense. 


Page  282 


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Hockey 


T  TOCKEY  proved  itself  to  be  the  most 
popular  of  women's  sports  with  the 
largest  turnout  of  the  year.  As  last  season's 
tournament  ended  in  a  tie  between  the 
Sophomores  and  Juniors,  this  year's  victory 
for  the  Seniors  really  ended  a  two  year's 
battle  for  supremacy. 


Page  283 


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Basketball 

'  I  ^O  the  Sophomores  go  the  honors  of  the 
basketball  floor.  Over  100  women  turned 
out  for  basketball  this  year,  and  a  lively  in- 
terclass  battle  was  waged.  The  Sophomore 
team  can  well  be  proud  of  its  victory,  won 
after  a  hard  round  of  excellent  playing. 


Page  284 


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Baseball 

'TpHE  1929  baseball  season  was  indeed  an 
exciting  one,  and  furnished  plenty  of  in- 
terest to  feminine  fans.  The  final  result  was 
a  tie  between  the  Junior  and  Senior  teams, 
each  having  a  final  score  of  five  games  won, 
and  one  game  lost. 


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Individual  Sports 

APPARATUS,  Bowling,  Archery,  Track, 
and  Tennis  offer  opportunities  for  in- 
dividual attainment.  The  flying  rings,  par- 
allel bars,  high  jump,  alleys,  and  the  tennis 
courts  offer  pleasure  which  few  University 
women  care  to  lose,  and  furnish  some  of  the 
most  interesting  sports  events  of  the  year. 


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Volleyball 


"\7"OLLEYBALL  enthusiasts  turned  out  in 
force  this  year,  with  the  result  of  an  in- 
teresting and  exciting  tournament.  After  a 
season  of  consistent  and  careful  playing,  the 
Juniors  asserted  themselves  winners  by  a 
long  lead,  won  as  much  by  good  sportsman- 
ship and  team  spirit  as  by  skill. 


Page  287 


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Aesthetic  Dancing 

'  I  'HERE  is  an  untrammeled  freedom  of 
spirit,  a  sense  of  power,  a  feeling  of  lift- 
ing ever  up — up — up — then  the  rest  and 
peace  of  slow  undulating  motion  which  is 
dancing — for  dancing  has  moods  now  swift 
and  fleet,  now  subdued  and  still;  it  is  the  ex- 
pression of  self,  translated  through  music. 


Page  288 


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Clogging 


'TpHE  art  of  clogging  is  an  inheritance 
from  the  originators  of  Jazz  dancing. 
"East-Side,  West-Side"  and  "Dixie"  are  eas- 
ily adapted. to  the  tap-tap-tap  of  the  surpris- 
ingly good  amateur  doggers  to  be  found  in 
the  most  popular  of  the  physical  education 
classes. 


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Kitchen  Smith  R.  Johnson  Edwards  Long  Pence  Deach 

Clow  Rogier  Scheidenhelm  Johnson  Beall  Mutton  Magnuson  D.  Johnson 

Turnell  Frazier  Temple  Mercereau  Whelan  Wakefield  Vaughn 


Life-Saving  Club 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Beatrice  Beall 
Betty  Brewster 
Grace  Kenyon 
Jane  Whelan 
Wintress  Balbey 
Virginia  Murton 
Irene  Kirchner 


Ruth  Mary  Johnson 
Phyllis  Pence 
Eleanor  Hall 
Dorothy  Case 
Dorothy  Edwards 
Rose  Steinpress 


Mary  Joan  Bunting 
Dorothy  Deach 
Carol  Schmidt 
Dorothy  Marie  Johnson 
Arlene  Scheidenhelm 
Mary  Fee 


Evelyn  Rogier 
Alice  Vaughn 
Billy  Mercereau 
Helen  Kitchen 
Amy  Turnell 
Phyllis  Long 
Louise  Clow 


Tadpole  Club 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lucille  Armstrong 
Bess  Baer 
Helena  Bundy 
Helen  Crane 
Virginia  Edes 
Elizabeth  Furst 
Valeen  Gabeline 
Mary  Hall 


Jean  Johnston 
Isabel  Johnston 
Marjorie  Kendall 
Clare  Kelley 
Helen  Kitchen 
Ruth  Lueder 
Matilda  Helfrich 


Leslie  Lindsley 
Lois  Mackey 
Janet  Meyers 
Ruth  Morrison 
Ruth  Rysdon 
Eleanor  Schaeffer 
Hortense  Schrader 


Mary  Jane  Seifert 
Martha  Simon 
Helen  Sowden 
Rosemary  Suranovic 
Anna  Tuvada 
Jane  Whelan 
Dolores  Oshlag 
Lois  Lyons 


is£ 


Lueder  Schroeder  Sowden  Lindsley  Armstrong  Suranovic  Edes  Rysdon  Oshlag  Crane  Gabeline 

Mackey  Bundy  Furst  Kendall  Whelan  Morrison  Kelley  Johnston  Crocker  Lyons 


Page  290 


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Terrapin 


OFFICERS 

Irene  Kirchner ■ President 

Dorothy  Marie  Johnson Vice-President 

Ruth  Mary  Johnson Secretary-Treasurer 


Ann  Smith 


MEMBERS  IN  FACULTY 

Angela  Kitzinger  Catherine  Richter 


Alice  Bonar 


Dorothy  Case 
Lois  Tolman 
Jean  Webster 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Irene  Kirchner 
Ruth  Ashmore 
Virginia  Schye 


Gwendolyn  Roberts 
Carol  Schmidt 
Alice  Churchill 


Ruth  Mary  Johnson 
Dorothy  Marie  Johnson 
Myrtle  Magnuson 


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PROF.   H.  T.   SCOVILL 


Prof.  O.  A.  Leutwiler 
Bernice  Stephens 


The  Illini  Board  of  Control 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 

Prof.  H.  T.  Scovill,  Chairman 
Dean  A.  J.  Harno  Asst.  Dean  F.  H.  Turner 


W.  A.  Heinze 


J.  R.  Larson 


R.  Baldridge 


'  I  *HE  Illini  Board  of  Control,  established  in  1908,  is  composed  of  four  faculty  members  and 
four  student  members.  The  latter  are  elected  by  popular  vote,  two  each  year.  Its  original 
purpose  was  to  appoint  the  editors  and  business  managers  of  the  Daily  Illini  and  to  determine 
matters  of  general  policy  for  this  publication.  Although  this  change  was  a  radical  departure 
from  the  old  tradition,  the  board  has  proved  successful  in  its  operations  in  spite  of  its  many 
problems,  and  now  has  supervision  over  all  campus  publications  and  owns  all  publication 
property. 

The  impartial  selection  of  the  student  editors  and  managers  of  the  various  publications  of 
this  body  has  tended  to  encourage  rather  than  discourage  the  interest  shown  in  campus  publi- 
cations. Although  there  was  at  first  some  doubt  as  to  the  benefit  of  such  a  board,  it  is  now 
recognized  as  one  of  the  leading  factors  in  the  recent  development  of  campus  publications 
and  in  no  way  has  it  hindered  the  originality,   initiative,  or  executive  ability  of  the  students. 


FACULTY  MEMBERS 


Dean  Turner 


Prof.  Leutwiler 


Dean  Harno 


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The  Illini  Publishing  Company 

V.  L.  Krannert,  Company  Manager 

'  I  'HE  Illini  Publishing  Company  is  regarded  by  many  as  the  greatest  student  pub- 
-*-  lishing  company  in  the  world.  It  was  established  for  the  purpose  of  conducting 
the  student  publications  and  employs  a  business  manager  who  carries  on  the  busi- 
ness affairs  of  the  company  and  advises  the  publication  managers.  All  the  publica- 
tions, with  the  exception  of  the  Illio,  are  printed  in  the  company's  own  printing 
plant  in  the  basement  of  the  Union  Building,  where  full-time  men  are  employed  to 
print  the  Daily  Illini,  after  it  is  made  up  by  the  student  staff  of  news  editors,  copy 
readers,  and  proof  readers. 

The  combination  of  all  the  publications  into  one  organization  with  a  capable 
manager  to  advise  the  student  editors  and  business  manager  has  enabled  all  of  them 
to  gain  a  firm  foothold. 

This  system  of  conducting  student  publications  has  been  so  successful,  that  the 
Illini  Publishing  Company  has  been  used  as  a  model  by  many  universities. 

STUDENT  MEMBERS 


Stephens 


Baldridge 


Heinze 


Larson 


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C.  R.  FREDERICK 

Managing  Editor 


C.  A.  JOHNSON 

Business  Manager 


The  Daily  Illini 


SENIOR  STAFF 


William  E.  Gobble Associate  Editor 

Martin  F.  Maher Associate  Editor 

D.  J.  Dalziel Associate  Business  Manager 

George  F.  Taubeneck Sports  Editor 

Gertrude  Stanton Woman's  Editor 

James  S.  Flagg Associate  Sports  Editor 


Helen  Tobias Associate  Woman's  Editor 

C.  A.  Hemminger Feature  Editor 

Paul  E.  Courtney Town  Talk  Editor 

Irma  Kadic Home  Economics  Editor 

Frances  Hickman Editorial  Writer 

Frances  Williamson Woman's  Business  Manager 


R.  E.  Kuhl Financial  Editor 


Dalziel 

Maher 

Williamson 

Hickman 

Taubeneck 

Kadic 

Hemminger 

Flagg 

Gobble 

Courtney 

Tobias 

Stanton 

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John  McFarland 
W.  J.  McEdwards 
J.  R.  Van  Sickle 


The  Daily  Illini 


NEWS  EDITORS 

John  R.  Adams  W.  S.  Johnson 

D.  R.  Poor  P.  B.  Redeker 

E.  L.  Wilson  C.  E.  Staples 


Redeker 


H.  L.  Krueger 
V.  A.  Sholis 
Vladas  Jurgelonis 


Krueger 
Jurgelonis 


McFarland 
Staples 


Poor 
Van  Sickle 


Wilson 
Johnson 


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Hohengarten 


Kohlhagen 
Wessels  Babel 


Stamm 


Barkman 


Louise  Babel 
Louisan  Mamer 


WOMEN'S  EDITORIAL  ASSISTANTS 


Eleanor  Barkman 
Esther  Stamm 


Ernestine  Hohengarten 
Aldine  Wessels 


Eloise  Kohlhagen 


The  Daily  Illini 


Ralph  Gunderson 
John  McCormick 


Al  Erwin 
Clifford  Wertsch 


CIRCULATION  AND  CREDIT  DEPARTMENTS 

Sophomores 

Christian  Larson  Bernard  Moretsky 


Freshmen 


Bruce  Ladd 
Bernard  Buckholz 


Victor  Nord 
Sam  McLean 


Arnold  Sherwood 


Richard  Otis 
Martin  Petrie 


Wertsch 
Buckholz 


McCormick  Gunderson  Petrie 

Moretsky  McLean  Sherwood  Otis 


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Bosenbury 
Peacock 


Gauen 
McLaughlin 


Macdonald 
Jordan 


Arnold 
Boysen 


Budinger 
Randolph 


Sloan 
Silverman 


J.  M.  Bosenbury  . . 
Jean  Macdonald.  . 
W.  G.  Budinger.  .  . 

R.  E.  Sloan 

E.  H.  Silverman.  . . 
C.  B.  McLaughlin. 


BUSINESS  DEPARTMENT  MANAGERS 

.  .  .  Circulation  Manager       F.  A.  Gauen 


.Assistant  Circulation  Manager 

Credit  Manager 

Copy  Manager 

Classified  Advertising 

Champaign  Advertising 


Marjorie  Peacock. 

W.  P.  Boysen 

R.  G.  Arnold 

Betty  Randolph.  . 
W.  K.  Jordan 


.  Champaign  Advertising 
.  .  Co-ed  Column  Editor 
.  .  .  Campus  Advertising 
.  .  .  .  Urbana  Advertising 
.  .  .  .Statistical  Manager 
.  .National  Advertising 


Gladys  Chulock 
Rose  Mandel 


Wallie  Dorris 
Bob  Tenney 
Margaret  Parker 


The  Daily  Illini 

CLASSIFIED  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT 

Herbert  Oppenheim  Marjorie  Ehrman 

DISPLAY  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT 

Burnham  Holmes  Jane  Zinn 


Juliet  Connors 
Dale  Transom 


James  McPherson 
Henry  Wachter 


Bernard  Cohn 


Russ  Horner 
William  Stowe 


Cohn  Ecker  Holmes  Wachter 

Ehrman  Chulock  Grometer  Transom  Brennan 

Tarvin  McPherson  Stowe  Dorris  Horner  Tenney 


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Knox 

Gratiot 

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Hoebel 

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COPY  DEPARTMENT 

Sophomores 

Pfaff 

Sjolander 

D.  Cameron 


D.  Gratiot 
R.  Palmer 
J.  Chinlund 
J.  Hood 


Freshmen 


H.  Sjolander 


D.  Knox 
W.  Adams 
J.  Owens 
K.  Skiles 


The  Daily  Illini 


Hood 


A.  Pfaff 


B.  Bosley 
J.  Turck 
D.  Dittmer 
J.  Cohen 
R.  Dwyer 


Henrietta  Koutnik 
Louise  DeTamble 
Mary  Brennan 
Mary  Moore 
Hazel  Frankell 
Emma  Louise  Webster 
Mary  Koone 
Catherine  Grometer 
Lois  Fox 
Louise  Neadstine 


WOMEN'S 

Dolores  Becker 
Virginia  Seidenslicker 
Mary  Ferris 
Betty  Briggs 
Doretta  Rasmussen 
Thelma  Shore 
Helena  Willard 
Gertrude  Meyers 
Katherine  Genster 


BUSINESS  STAFF 


Allison  Jones 
Mary  Ostermeier 
Ellen  Lemke 
Madge  Sparks 
Louise  Clow 
Martha  Etzbach 
Evelyn  Nelson 
Helen  Reynolds 
Ava  Monier 


Mildred  Stiegemeyer 
Margaret  Davidson 
Helen  Barnes 
Annette  Young 
Betty  Gwinn 
Joan  McGrath 
Irma  Dinkle 
Virginia  Harvey 
Lucile  Carson 


Reagin 


DeTamble  Seidenslicker  Sawyer  McGrath  Dinkle  Koutnik 

Moore  Clow  Ferris  Genster  Grometer  Ireland  Sparks  Webster 

Young  Etzbach  Davidson  Reynolds  Ostermeier  Neadstine  Harvey 

Rasmussen  Peacock  Williamson  Randolph  Gladys  Groner  Grace  Groner 


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Bell  Horner  Hobbs 

Erland  Horton 

Allender  Ingalls 


Gertrude  Horton 


SOCIETY  STAFF 
Juniors 


Regina  Rothbaum 


Emily  Stoehr 


Sophomores 


Helene  Foellinger 
Helen  Gray 
Joanne  Myers 

Loretta  Bell 
Martha  Belshe 
Gertrude  Bube 
Lucille  Copper 
Margaret  Crouse 
Myrtle  Dillner 
Dorothy  OGonner 


Geneva  Hitt 
June  Hoffman 


Evelyn  East 
Bernice  Fink 
Dorothy  Folden 
Josephine  Gauen 
Lois  Ann  Hobbs 
Elizabeth  Johnson 


Fresh/ 


Alice  Kinnare 
Mary  K.  Lannen 


Julia  Mary  Lewis 
Mabel  F.  O'Brien 
Margaret  Paullin 
Jane  Prettyman 
Vera  Purdy 
Lorraine  Ranstead 


The  Daily  Illini 


Edith  Larmon 
Mildred  Love 


Helen  Sangwin 
Helen  Virgin 
Vera  Vleck 
Virginia  Zeigler 
Mabel  Ludy 
Josephine  Harrington 


Bertha  Enger 
Margaret  Mercer 
Marjorie  Blatt 
Anne  Voelkel 


WOMEN'S  ACTIVITIES  STAFF 

Margaret  Bushee  Mary  Fernholz 

Anne  Klein  Eileen  Brydges 

Georgia  Jeanmairet  Jane  Smith 


Blanche  Robbins 
Barbara  Clark 
Celeste  Rocke 


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Fernholz 

Mercer 


Robbins 
Bushee 


Smith 
Voelkel 


Blatt 
Brydges 


Klein  Olsen 

Jeanmairet 


Enger 


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Karl  Bayer 
Lillian  Swanson 


Kreeger 
Bayer 

Thompson                              Serlin                              Goodman 
Zeiger                              Ray                             Carpenter 

CITY  STAFF 

Howard  Carpenter                                   Irwine  Zeiger 
Anthony  Klancar                                     Frances  Ray 

Edward  Serlin 


Hal  Burnett 


Freshmen 
Cyrus  Thompson  Morris  Goodman 


The  Daily  Illini 


Joseph  Bumgarner 
Robert  Blaine 
Willmore  Hastings 

Robert  Burnett 
Kenneth  Holt 


Irving  Favus 
Miles  Scull 


George  Dooley 
Melvin  Roth 


SPORTS  STAFF 

Sophomores 

Lester  Yavitz 
Raymond  Zimont 


F  res  hi 


Harold  Petering 
Thomas  Powers 


Robert  Clanaman 
Morris  Katz 


James  Gordon 


Roth 
Burnett 


Bumgarner 
Hastings 


Kring 
Scull 


Dooley 
Marks 


Katz 
Yavitz 


Zimont 
Holt 


S*fe? 


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J.  L.  HARPER 
Editor 


T.  W.  SWAIN 
Business  Manager 


The  1931  Illio 


STAFF 


W.  P.  Standard. 
Ruth  Rankjn.  .  . 
James  S.  Flagg.  . 
H.  O.  Panhorst. 
F.  C.  Foottit.  .  . . 


.  .  .  Associate  Editor 
.  .  Woman's  Editor 
.  .  .  .  Athletic  Editor 
.  .  .  .Military  Editor 
■  Staff  Photographer 


Mary  Jane  Seifert Woman's  Circulation  Manager 

Jean  Macdonald Woman' s  Advertising  Manager 

John  Budd Chicago  Editor 

Charles  Gruebling Chicago  Editor 

William  Buckman Chicago  Editor 


Flagg 
Buckman 


Panhorst 
Gruebling 


Macdonald 
Foottit 


Rankin 
Seifert 


Standard 
Budd 


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Noling 
Christensen 


Davis  Strang  Selig  Burkel  McGrane 

Birks  Young  Ward  Baker  Steinmetz 

Bishop  Phifer  Jolley  Smith  Litt  Nugent 


C.  C.  Christensen 
Y.  K.  Bishop 
L.  H.  Phifer 
P.  L.  Jolley 
R.  S.  Smith,  Jr. 
H.  D.  Litt 


FRESHMAN  BUSINESS  STAFF 

G.  W.  Nugent  G.  Ward 

K.  S.  Steinmetz  R.  L.  Young 

E.  H.  Baker  C.  R.  Birks 

J.  J.  Riley  M.  N.  Noling 


R.  T.  Farwell 
J.  Belton 


J.  A.  Selig 
M.  M.  Strang 


R.  D.  Ward 
R.  Jergens 
G.  E.  Keck 
D.  B.  Black 
P.  Davis 


The  1931  Illio 


WOMEN'S  BUSINESS  STAFF 


Dorothy  Herron 
Lois  Weisman 
Dorsey  Connors 
Lillian  Walling 
Judith  Kirkman 
Marcia  Kelling 
Dorothy  Wakefield 
Helen  Hohengarten 


Anna  Louise  Beatty 
Jean  Johnston 
Mabel  Ludy 
Sara  Moffat 
Hortense  Schroeder 
Adelle  Schollmeyer 
Grace  Allen 


Harriett  Page 
Shirley  Hazard 
Kathryn  Frances 
Frances  Thurston 
Dorothy  Crisp 
Ruth  Lueder 
Kathleen  King 


Maxine  Sterrit 
Betty  Johnson 
Frances  Mitchell 
Betty  Lou  Hughes 
Lillian  O'Neal 
Florence  Hook 
Elizabeth  Setchell 
Helen  Sheppley 


Herron 


Keaven  Day         Page         Chance         Hazard  Crisp         Condit         Hohengarten        Bell 

Birkett         Johnston         Ludy         Moffat         Schroeder         Schollmeyer         Kaspar  Goar         Home         Allen 

Weisman         Connors         Sheppley        Walling         Kirkman         Kelling         Machiels         Wakefield         Francis 


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THE 


ROBERT  ITTNER 


ELBERT   COLLINS 


The  Illinois  Magazine 


STAFF 

Robert  Ittner Editor        W.  L.  Ganschinietz Assistant  Editor 

Fay  Lux Short  Story  Editor        Willmore  Hastings Assistant  Editor 

Marjorie  Dooley Poetry  Editor        Henry  Avery Assistant  Editor 

Mary  L.  Morris Assistant  Editor        Robert  Voet Assistant  Editor 

F.  R.  Matson Assistant  Editor 


The  Illini  Weekly 


STAFF 

Elbert  B.  Collins Editor        John  C.  Payne Assistant  Editor 

Paul  E.  Courtney Assistant  Editor        James  C.  Pettee Assistant  Editor 

John  E.  Downey Assistant  Editor 


Ganschinietz  Avery  Matson 

Hastings  Morris  Ittner  Lux 


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JOHN  T.  SCHAEFER 
Editor 


BENJAMIN  T.  NORWOOD 
Business  Manager 


The  Enterpriser 


Harriet  Deuel. 
Robert  Kuhl.  . 


EDITORIAL  STAFF 

.  Woman's  Editor        Katherine   Holden Assistant  Editor 

.  Assistant  Editor         Ruth  Drayer Assistant  Editor 


Hazel  M.  Burrow. 
Tyrus  M.  Main.  .  . 


BUSINESS  STAFF 

Women's  Business  Manager         Edward  Clendenin Urbana  Advertising  Manager 

.Champaign  Advertising  Manager         Nancy  Hobi.it National  Advertising  Manager 

Barent  Springsted Circulation  Manager 


John  R.  Ozment 
James  Seten 
Robert  Allen 


STAFF  ASSISTANTS 

James  Fry  W.  Y.  Harkness 

George  Leisenring  Maurice  Gosnell 

Joseph  King  Walter  Busker 


Virginia  Norman 
Charlotte  Gauer 
Anne  Rosenburg 


Gosnell  Allen  Ozment  Clendenin  Main  King 

Duell  Rosenberg  Gauer  Springsted  Hoblit  Burrow  Drayer 

Leisenring  Busker  Harkness.  Norwood  Fry  Seten 


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Editor 


L.  E.  HATCH 
Business  Manager 


The  Illinois  Agriculturist 


Dorothy  Duckles. 
W.  C.  Beutner.  .  . 


EDITORIAL  STAFF 

Woman's  Editor         H.  E.  Hembrough Assistant  Editor 

Assistant  Editor         D.  I.  Dean Assistant  Editor 

H.  B.  Hartline Alumni  Notes 

ASSISTANTS 

E.  L.  McHarry  E.  L.  Sauer  D.  J.  Witt  L.  D.  Graham 

A.  K.  Hohenboken  J.  S.  Burnett 

BUSINESS  STAFF 

D.  J.  Nelson Circulation  Manager         G.  C.  Gilmore Local  Advertising 

G.  A.  Doole National  Advertising  Manager         J.  C.  DeAtley Local  Advertising 


W.  H.  Kauffman 
P.  L.  Benbow 


ASSISTANTS 

G.  D.  Smith  L.  W.  Eaton  C.  C.  Mast 

M.  C.  Guether  W.  C.  Anderson  G.  T.  Gates 


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Illinois  Union 


STAFFORD 


LAWSON 


Glenn  E.  Baird 

Charles  R.  Larson. 
Robert  S.  Bigler.  .  . 


OFFICERS 

President       Lloyd  Morey 

Vice-President      Edward  E.  Stafford 

Secretary       Edwin  J.  Lawson 

Robert  C.  Ingersoll Junior  Director 


Treasurer 

.  Business  Manager 
.  .Senior  Director 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 


J.  M.  White 
H.  T.  Scovill 
O.  A.  Leutwiler 


Lloyd  Morey 
C.  J.  Roseberry 
F.  H.  Turner 


G.  E.  Baird 
C.  R.  Larson 
E.  J.  Lawson 


R.  C.  Ingersoll 
R.  S.  Bigler 


CABINET 

Theodore  H.  McKee Dad's  Day  and  Mother's  Day  Malcolm  A.  Burgess Smokers 

Vernon  L.  Kretschmer Dances  and  Socials  George  A.  Bertelsman Celebrations 

Ward  E.  Dillavou Gridgraph  and  Traditions  William  K.  Jordan Elections  and  Welfare 

Sinclair  Russel Memberships  Lloyd  K.  McNeal Union  Week  and  Promotions 


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Scovill 

Burgess 

Turner 

Kretschmer 

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MADISON 


WOODS 


RAYMOND  G.  BENBOW 


Star  Course 

The  official  organization  at  the  University  of  Illinois  for  supervising 
and  conducting  concerts  and  entertainments  given  at  the  University 
by  professional  artists,  lecturers,  and  other  professional  organizations 

MANAGERS 

Senior 
Raymond  G.  Benbow 

Juniors 


F.  Stewart  Brown 


J.  C.  Behrens 
O.  W.  Hamel 
J.  A.  Niemeyer 


L.  Morey,  Chairman. 

G.    P.   TUTTLE 

F.  B.  Stiven 

H.  B.  Ingalls 

R.  I.  Shawl 


I.  George  Larson 


R.  H.  Buckles 
W.  H.  Kistler 
J.  N.  Rodeheaver,  Jr. 


Sophomores 


Harold  K.  Madison 


G.  Coldewey,  Jr. 
R.  Leeper 
S.  Dillon 


Elmer  G.  Woods 


P.  W.  Leppla 
W.  W.  Snyder 


BOARD  OF  ADVISERS 


Representative  of  Faculty 

Representative  of  Faculty 

Representative  of  Faculty 

Representative  of  Faculty 

.  Representative  of  Choral  Society 


G.  C  Wilson,  Jr Representative  of  University  Orchestra 

Frank  Petru Representative  of  Kappa  Phi  Sigma 

R.   F.   Hahn Representative  of  Kappa  Phi  Sigma 

K.  E.  Moberley Representative  of  Adelphic  Society 

C.   W.   Dotson Representative  of  Adelphic  Society 


Rodeheaver  Coldewey  Hamel  Kistler 

Dillon  Behrens  Snyder  Leeper  Niemeyer  Leppla  Buckles 

Petru  Hahn  Wilson  Stiven  Tuttle  Shawl  Moberley  Dotson 


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Dad's  Day 


TED  McKEE 
General  Chairman 


BETTY  KEHOE 

Woman '  s  Chairman 


COMMITTEE  CHAIRMEN 


Accommodation 

Publicity 

Registration  and  Information 

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W.  R.  Johnson 

J.  D.  Knox 

M.  V.  Liesenfelt 

Virginia  Marsh 

Ruth  Rankin 

R.  C.  Kennedy 

Mary  Alice  MacMillan 

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Tags 

Reception 

J.  R.  Johnstone 

J.  J.  Floros 

Report 

Dorothy  Deach 

Anna  Louise 

Jackman 

Ellen  Solon 

WILLIAM  H.  WHEAT 
President,  Dad's 
Association 

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Knox 

Rankin 

Floros 

MacMillan 

Liesenfelt 

Deach 

Marsh 

Kennedy 

Jackman 

Johnson 

Solon 

Johnstone 

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HENRY  W.   MEERS 


Student  Council 


Henry  W.  Meers. 


OFFICERS 

President      Margretta  Bairstow 

Charles  R.  Frederick Secretary 


.  Vice-President 


MEMBERS 


G.  E.  Baird President,  Illinois  Union 

J.  L.  Harper Editor,  1931  Illio 

Alberdine  Hatcher President,  Woman's  League 

C.  R.  Frederick Editor,  Daily  lllini 

C.  A.  Johnson Business  Manager,  Daily  lllini 

Gertrude  Stanton Woman's  Editor,  Daily  lllini 

Margretta  Bairstow President,  Woman's  Group  System 

Ruth  Mary  Johnson President,  W.  A.  A. 

T.  W.  Swain Business  Manager,  1931  Illio 

E.  C.  Hoelscher.- President,  Interfraternity  Council 


P.  C.  Livingston President,  First  Semester,  Senior  Class 

E.  J.  Kinderman President,  First  Semester,  junior  Class 

F.  W.  Rutherford President,  Y.  M.  C.  A. 

Ramon  Pierce President,  Y.  W.  C.  A. 

F.  Humbert Student  Colonel 

H.  W.  Meers Representative,  Athletic  Board 

R.  J.  Crane Representative,  Athletic  Board 

J.  A.  TiMM .President,  Second  Semester,  Senior  Class 

H.  R.  Hectman President,  Independent  Council 

R.  J.  Conover President,  Second  Semester,  Junior  Class 


Baird 

Crane 

Harper 

Hatcher 

Humbert 

Rutherford 

C.  Johnson 

Kinderman 

Livingston 

R.  Johnson 

Stanton 

Pierce 

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RICHARD  F.   HAHN 


Richard  F.  Hahn. 


Commerce  Council 

OFFICERS 

President      Margaret  Bennett  . 


.  Secretary-Treasurer 


MEMBERS 

Margaret  Bennett Gamma  Alpha  Chi  C.  W.  Gustason .Alpha  Kappa  Psi 

Della  Mae  Rogers Gam?na  Epsilon  Pi  I.  G.  Gromoll Delta  Sigma  Pi 

Elva  Martin Phi  Chi  Theta  R.  E.  Lee Beta  Alpha  Psi 

E.  P.  Priebe Beta  Gamma  Sigma  J.  D.  Knox Sigma  lota  Epsilon 

R.  F.  Hahn lllini  Chamber  of  Commerce  R.  Larson Band  of  X 

W.  M.  Rose Beta  Nu  Kappa  W.  E.  Ackermann Alpha  Delta  Sigma 

G.  L.  Anderson Pan  Xenia  J.  T.  Schaefer The  Enterpriser 

G.  E.  Lukas Accountancy  Club 

STUDENT  ORGANIZATIONS  COMMITTEE  OF  THE  COLLEGE  OF  COMMERCE 

Prof.  E.  R.  Dillavou  L.  E.  Kline  F.  A.  Orland 


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Gromoll  Knox 

Lukas  Martin 


Rogers 


Larson 


Ackermann 


Priebe 

Schaefer 


Anderson 
Gustason 


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WALTER  E.  La  BELLE 
President 


Engineering  Council 

OFFICERS 

Walter  E.  La  Belle President 

John  W.  DeWolf Vice-President 

MEMBERS 

W.  E.  La  Belle President,  A.  S.  C.  E. 

J.  W.  DeWolf President,  Railway  Club 

G.  W.  Kessler President,  A.  S.  M.  E. 

H.  A.  Wenzel President,  E.  E.  Society 

J.  A.  Bottomley President,  Mining  Society 

G.  E.  Mackey Business  Manager  of  "The  Technograph" 

W.  W.  Higgins President,  Ceramics  Society 

E.  L.  Smith President,  G.  E.  Society 


Wenzel 


Smith 


Mackey 


Boctomley 


Higgins 


Kessler 


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LYMAN  J.  BRATZLER 
President,  First  Semester 


EMERY  E.  JONES 
President,  Second  Semester 


Agriculture  Council 

MEMBERS 

L.  J.  Bratzler President,  First  Semester,  Agricultural  Club 

E.  E.  Jones President,  Second  Semester,  Agricultural  Club 

T.  J.  Shambaugh,  Jr President,  First  Semester,  Farm  Mechanics  Club 

H.  E.  Hembrough President,  Second  Semester,  Farm  Mechanics  Club 

C.  E.  Eckert President,  First  Semester,  Horticulture  Club 

R.  G.  Benbow President,  Second  Semester,  Horticulture  Club 

C.  S.  Cutright.  . President,  First  Semester,  Agricultural  Education  Club 

R.  P.  Johnson President,  Second  Semester,  Agricultural  Education  Club 

L.  E.  Hatch President,  First  Semester,  Hoof  and  Horn  Club 

E.  L.  Sauer President,  Second  Semester,  Hoof  and  Horn  Club 

L.  L.  Stitt .._.  . President,  First  Semester,  Dairy  Club 

D.  I.  Dean President,  Second  Semester,  Dairy  Club 

L.  L.  Norton President,  First  and  Second  Semester,  Field  and  Furrow  Club 


Hembrough 
Shambaugh 


Benbow 
Norton 


Hatch 
Eckert  Sauer 


Stitt 


Cutright 


Dean 
Johnson 


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Independent  Council 


H.  R.  Hectman. 
R.  C.  Rugen  .  .  . 

B.    BURGOON.  .  .  . 


OFFICERS 

President       L.  V.  Finder Social  Director 

.  Vice-President      K.  Blood Organization 

Secretary-Treasurer       J.  H.  Allen Freshman  Interests 

E.  Knapp Campus  Activities 


THE  Independent  Council  is  under  the  direction  of  a  cabinet  of 
five,  drawn  from  the  ranks  of  sixty  senators.  It  has  consistently 
aided  freshmen  in  registering  and  has  directed  them  in  campus 
activities.  It  has  conducted  a  series  of  bridge,  billiard,  and  athletic 
tournaments;  aided  the  intramural  department  by  organizing  non- 
fraternity  teams;  sponsored  dances,  smokers,  and  social  dinners; 
and  given  banquets  for  victorious  independent  athletic  teams  and 
non-fraternity  letter-men.  In  this  way  it  has  brought  three  thousand 
unorganized  men  into  contact  with  the  activities  of  the  independent 
body. 


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Renz 

Finder 

Knapp 

Lang 

Allen 

Cederblom 

Natters  tad 

Okner 

Pirok 

Wang     • 

Peterson  Ross  Fay 

Hoare  Flodin  Menchen 

Ursin  Blood  Weinberg  Smith 


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HARRY  C.  NEIL 


Dance  Supervision  Committee 


G.  A.  Webster 
J.  N.  Huddleston 


Harry  C.  Neii 

H.  R.  Jacobsen 
L.  W.  Hockaday 


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Frances  S.  Howard 
Alberta  Lewis 


Elizabeth  Baughman 


THE  Dance  Supervision  Committee,  appointed  by  the  Student 
Council,  has  general  direction  of  all  University  dance  functions. 
Composed  of  eight  members  of  the  Senior  Class,  it  acts  in  the  capac- 
ity of  an  advisory  body  in  co-operating  with  the  various  dance  com- 
mittees, and  assists  them  in  every  possible  manner.  In  addition,  it 
supervises  the  petitioning  and  sale  of  all  dance  tickets  and  determines 
the  eligibility  of  students  for  respective  class  functions.  The  Com- 
mittee is  responsible  in  its  work  to  University  officials. 


Hockaday 


Jacobsen 
Baughman 


Neil 


Webster  Huddlescon 

Howard  Lewis 


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DOLLAHAN 


Y.  M.  C.  A. 


Fred  W.  Rutherford. 


OFFICERS 


President      Lowell  A.  Dollahan 

Kenneth  L.  Telleen Recorder 


.  Vice-President 


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Prof.  W.  L.  Burlison. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 

Chairman      Prof.  M.  H.  Hunter 

F.  W.  Rutherford Recorder 


.  Vice-Chairman 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  BOARD 


Prof.  Roger  Adams 
Dean  K.  C.  Babcock 
Charles  W.  Bailey 
Judge  F.  H.  Boggs 
Dean  A.  J.  Harno 
W.  B.  Hayes 
Louis  B.  King 


Roger  F.  Little 
Prof.  Carl  Lundgren 
Rev.  J.  Walter  Malone 
Prof.  A.  B.  Mays 
Prof.  C.  L.  Metcalf 
Prof.  L.  H.  Provine 
Prof.  F.  W.  Tanner 


E.  H.  Renner,  Sr. 
Harry  E.  Schlenz 
Prof.  F.  B.  Stiven 
Dean  C.  M.  Thompson 
G.  P.  Tuttle 
Prof.  H.  B.  Ward 
Prof.  W.  E.  Britton 


G.  D.  Bryan 
E.  W.  Comings 
S.  E.  Ekblaw 
G.  B.  Gregg 
W.  A.  Heinze 
Frank  H.  Walker 


Malone 


Adams 

Bailey 

Hunter 

Comings 

Provine 

Schlenz 

Gregg 

Bryan 

Heinze 

Boggs 

King 

Wilson 

Tanner 

Metcalf 

Stiven 

Mays 

Hatfield 

Harno 

Hayes 

Britton 

Coldwell 

ictle 

Ward 

Burlison 

Babcock 

Rutherford 

Thompson 

Ekblaw 

Walker 


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PROPOSED  Y.  M.  C.  A.  BUILDING 


Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet 


L.  B.  Askin Employment  V.   L.    Opperman Membership 

P.  C.  Brines,  Jr Freshman  Fellowship  S.  Perkins Reception 

M.  A.  Dewey Deputations  E.  E.  Rice International  Friendship 

A.  L.  Fay Fireside  Forum  (Organized  Houses)  J.  J.  Sand Social 

N.  E.  Heikes Life  Work  Counsel  A.  A.  Santanen Older  Boys'  Work 

R.  Lamoreaux Inter-racial  Co-operation  J.  T.  Schaefer Publicity 

D.  B.  Lawrence Junior  Boys'  Work  B.  P.  Spann Fireside  Forums  (Unorganized  Houses) 

H.  Marlowe World  Education  E.  B.  Toles Inter-racial  Co-operation 

H.  S.  Whalin Meetings 


SECRETARIES 


H.  E.  Wilson 
M.  I.  Coldwell 


D.  F.  Bracken 


R.  D.  Hudson 


C.  C.  Hatfield 
F.  P.  Ford 


Marlowe  Opperman  Whalin  Dewey  Hudson 

Toles  Alexander  Lawrence  Askin  Rice  Schaefer 

Heikes  Telleen  Rutherford  Santanen  Sand 


Brines 


Bracken 


Fay 


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Goold  Starcher  Morrow  Trabert  Bloomer  Schermerhorn  Godfrey 

Wright  Hull  DeSelm  Morris  Necdes  Hammerberg  Catherwood  Helfrich 

McKee  Leighty  Davis  Kerr  Bunte  Haworth  Underwood  Chappelle  Tripp 


Wesley  Foundation 

Established  by  the  Methodist  Conferences  of  the  State  to 
promote  social  and  religious  care  of  University  Students 


STAFF 

Paul   Burt Director 

Willard  A.  Goodell Professor  of  Religions  Education 

Fred  H.  Morris Student  Assistant 

STUDENT  COUNCIL 

Louis   Bunte President 

Harold   Haworth Vice-President 

Mary  Morris Secretary 

Kenneth  Tripp Treasurer 


Brumley  Pierce  Row  Grant  Rodeheaver  Martin  Kammert  Sloan  Kuykendall 

Ingeman  Hembrough  Lane  Harper  Charlton  Doak  Hertz  Beinhoff 

Trabert  Kendall  Jeffrey  Smith  Clark  Myers  Samuel  Robbins  Nelsch 

Fitz-Gerald  Irick  Parker  Hertz  Morris  Haworth  Davis  Greene  Stevens  Rittenhouse 


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Pettee 


McCormack 


McFarland 
Burns 


Johansen 
Wilcox 
Schulte 


Willcox 


Corbin 


Wilson 
Peterson 


Morgan 
Ev  ans 


Goodrich 
Pritchard 


Kennedy 


Pilgrim  Foundation 


To  establish  for  the  Congregational  students  at  the  University  of  Illinois  a  religious, 
social,  and  recreational  center,  in   ivhich  to  teach  the  principles  of  Christian  faith 

OFFICERS 

William  E.  McCormack Director 

Frank  G.  Peterson President 

Barbara  Burns Vice-President 

Mabel  Pritchard Secretary 

William  C.  Schulte Treasurer 

Lewis  P.  Evans Assistant  Treasurer 

CABINET 


Catherine  Wilcox Church  School 

Howard  McFarland Dramatics 

James  C.  Pettee Deputation 

Glenn  Corbin Forum 

Jean  Morgan ...-.■ Music 


Charles  H.  Goodrich Personnel 

Charles  Willcox Publicity 

Barbara  Burns Social 

Ralph  Johansen International 

Susanna  Scholl Sunday  Lunch 


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McCormack  Schulte 

Rector  Pritchard 


Corbin  McFarland           Aldrich           Pettee 

Willcox           Fluck  Evans          Wilcox           Morgan          Westerlund          Rolfe 

Klatte          Scholl  Boyer          Strode          Baker          Crawford 

Footitt          Wilson  DuBois          Blue          Hartford          Peterson          Stanley          Kennedy 

Hawkes          Cowgill  Dillman          Wilcox          Hinman          Huff          Hawkes          Moore 


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Florence  Buente 
Grace  Coe 
Harry  Crull 
Donald  R.  Laidig 


McKinley  Foundation 

Founded  by  the  Presbyterians  of  Illinois  as  a  student 
center  for  social  and  religious  activity  on  the  campus 

STAFF 

J.  Walter  Malone,  Jr Pastor 

Roy  M.  Smith Associate  Pastor 

Madge  Stewart  Sanmann Counselor  to  Women  Students 

Jennis  Barry Secretary  and  Director  of  Dramatics 

OFFICERS 

D.  Lyle  Dieterle President 

Royal  S.  Buchanan Vice  President 

Edith  F.  Taylor Secretary 

Erville   Farrar Treasurer 

STUDENT  COUNCIL 

Wilbert  A.  Martin  Cecil  Nysewander 

Harvey  McMillan  Margretha  Rasmussen 

M.  Eileen  Nichols  Hazel  M.  Sanders 


B.  C.  Seal 

Mary  Temple 

W.  L.  Unzicker,  Jr. 


Unzicker 


Malone  Buchanan  Marcin  McMillan  Crull  Smith 

Dieterle  Barry  Sanders  Buente  Rasmussen  Seal 

Temple  Taylor  Farrar  Coe  Sanmann  Nichols 


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Carlock  Fisher  Culp  Shields 

Parker  Waggoner  Ferrall  Hadaway  McDonald 

Illinois  Disciples  Foundation 

For  Social  and  Religious  work  among  the  Disciple  Students 

MEMBERS 

James  A.  Anderson  Edward  R.  Griesheimer  Arthur  T.  Mosher 

Melvin  M.  Culp  Maurice  W.  Hadaway  Marcella  Parker 

Victor  E.  Ferrall  Georgine  McDonald  Frances  Shields 

The  Hillel  Foundation 

An   organization  devoted  to   cultural,  religious,  and 
social  work  among  Jewish  students  at  the  University 

Dr.  A.  L.  Sachar Director 

Milton  Adelman Director  of  Student  Activities 

OFFICERS 

Maier  M.  Levin President 

Serene  Fink Vice-President 

Gertrude  Chtjlock Secretary 

Stanley  Myers Treasurer 


Mosher 

Spaulding 


Helen  Spaulding 
Margaret  Waggoner 
Adaline  Withey 


Chulock 
Rosenfeld 


Kohn 


Marland 


Myers 


A.  Rubin  Scher    •  Slovic  Hurler 

Lowenthal  Hirsch  S.  Rubin  Wechter 

Fink  Levin  Payne  D.  Rubin  Herskovicz 


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C.  E.  DUNCAN 
Junior  Manager 


J.  W.  DeWOLF 

Business  Manager 


Illini  Theater  Guild 


MEMBERS 

Frae  S.  Wilson,  President First  Semester  Representative  of  Pierrots 

W.  N.  Vance,  Jr.,  President Second  Semester  Representative  of  Pierrots 

Blanche  Kerr,  Secretary Representative  of  Woman's  League 

Judd  Carrel First  Semester  Representative  of  Mask  and  Bauble 

T.  L.  Steele Second  Semester  Representative  of  Mask  and  Bauble 

G.  P.  Tuttle Representative  of  Faculty  Players'  Club 

A.  R.  Knight Representative  of  University  of  Illinois 

H.  N.  Hillebrand Representative  of  University  of  Illinois 


W.  N.  NEFF 
Junior  Manager 


BOUND  by  the  ties  of  common  interest,  com- 
mon aims,  and  common  problems,  the  three 
dramatic  societies  of  the  campus,  Faculty  Players' 
Club,  Mask  and  Bauble,  and  Pierrots  were  drawn 
together  to  form  a  board  or  guild  which  should 
direct  them.  This  board,  the  Illini  Theater  Guild, 
came  into  existence' in  1924,  and  has  since  held  a 


commanding  position  in  University  dramatics. 
Composed  of  one  member  from  each  of  the  soci- 
eties, two  representatives  of  the  University,  and 
one  associate  member  from  the  Woman's  League, 
it  is  charged  with  the  complete  management  of 
all  productions  by  these  societies — thus  the  success 
or  failure  of  campus  dramatics  lies  in  its  hands. 


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Hillebrand 
Kerr 


Wilson 
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R.  B.  ALLEN 
Junior  Manager 


W.  P.  BURGLUND 
Junior  Manager 


W.  N.  Neff 


W.  E.  Hall 
I.  A.  Goodman 


J.  P.  ECONOMOS 
Production  Manager 


Illini  Theater  Guild 

BUSINESS  MANAGERS 

Senior 

J.  W.  DeWolf 

Juniors 


J.  M.  Elliott 
J.  R.  Kinsey 


Sophc 


Margaret  Parker 
Virginia  Givler 


C.  E.  Duncan 


Margaret  Rutherford 
W.  R.  Johnson 


R.  B.  Allen 


Juliet  Connors 
Ruth  Fitzsimmons 


PRODUCTION  MANAGERS 

Senior 
J.  P.  Economos 

Juniors 


E.  G.  Fisher 


Sophomores 


R.  A.  Harper 


W.  P.  Burglund 
S.  M.  Richman 


IN  THE  spring  of  1929,  the  Illini  Theater  Guild  insti- 
tuted a  managerial  system  to  handle  the  business  and 
production  sides  of  dramatics  as  the  coaching  staff  han- 
dles the  acting  and  directing.  In  the  past  year  this 
system  has  been  very  successful.  Unlike  the  coaches, 
however,  the  managers  are  students,  picked  because  of 
their  ability  and  knowledge  along  these  lines.    To  these 


managers  come  all  those  problems  connected  with  play 
production  throughout  the  year — problems  ranging  from 
those  of  ticket  sales  to  those  of  scenery  design  and 
costuming.  Thus  they  are  enabled  to  do  the  work  in  a 
more  experienced  manner  and  with  the  least  wasted 
effort. 


SOPHOMORE  MANAGERS 


Givler 


Fitzsimmons 
Elliott 


Kinsey 
Parker 


Richman 
Hall 


Rutherford 
Connors 


Harper 


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Pierrots 

Men's  Honorary  Dramatic  Society 

OFFICERS 

T.  L.  Steele President 

A.  E.  Dillner Vice-President 

J.  R.  Hoff Secretary 

W.  N.  Vance Historian 

F.  S.  Wilson Guild  Representative 

FACULTY 


1.  Merely  a  Family  Squabble 

2.  Mary  and  Her  Lovers  Plan 
Adventure 

3.  Faculty  Players  Present  "The 
Silver  Cord" 

4.  Mary  to  Mary,  a  Little  Moth 
erly  Advice 

5.  Judd  Carrel  Stars  as  Old 
English 


*ds 


Intramural  Debate 

Resolved:   That  installment  selling,    as  at  present   conducted,    is 
detrimental  to  the  best  interests  of  the  American  Public. 

INTRAMURAL  DEBATE  REPRESENTATIVES 

COLLEGE    OF    COMMERCE {v.S.'Slfa 

_                      T                .                  c  S  L.  N.  Salwinsky 

College  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sciences \  A  W  Mielke 

_                        .  S  D.  I.  Dean 

College  of  Agriculture }  R  £  Lamoreux 

„                      T  f  Af.  /.  Lipkin 

College  of  Law [jacobScher 

r~                       t,  ( Peter  Andris 

College  of  Engineering {  A  M  Mmton 

College  of  Education \EMary  EnTabeth  Slice 


Lipkin 

Scher 


Crystal 
Lyon 


Salwinsky 
Andris 


Dean 
Stice 


Lamoreux 
Minton 


Zerafa 
Mielke 


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Varsity  Debate 


KNOX  DEBATES 

Resolved:   That  the  principle  of  the  Chain  Store  System  is  detri- 
mental to  the  best  interests  of  the  American  people. 

Mr.  F.  L.  Whan,  Coach 
No  decision 


A.  A.  Hurler 


Affirmative 
S.  F.  Ader 


L.  O.  Allen  J.  W.  Corazza 

WESTERN  CONFERENCE  DEBATES 

Mr.  Leon  McCarty,  Director 
Mary  Whiteford,  Assistant 
Mr.  F.  L.  Whan,  Assistant 


First  Semester 


Affirmative  lost  to  Wisconsin  at  home 
F.  J.  Lee  L.  V.  Finder  William  Zeiter 


Lou  Bauerle 


Negative  won  at  Indiana 

Raymond  Froehlich  Paul  Brines 


Second  Semester 
Resolved:  That  the  several  states  should  be  allowed  to 
adopt  the  Ontario  System  of  Liquor  Control. 

Affirmative  won  from  Iowa  at  home  Negative  won  at  Michigan 

Charles  Edwards        George  Fruit  Paul  Brines  L.  V.  Finder  Thomas  Kiley  C.  B.  Land 

Total  debates  won — 5 
Total  debates  lost — 1 


Zeiter 


Finde 


Edwards 


Froehlich 


Fruit 


Kiley 


Lee 


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Also  for  Lights — just  please  turn  them  low. 

The  orchestra  fine. 
The  head  of  the  line, 

The  wonder jul  night  oj  the  Ball. 
We're  jolly;  but  he 
Was  so  good  to  me 

And  I  was  so  tired  oj  it  all. 

L  is  for  Lion,  the  social  ones  here ; 
Also  for  Loyalty,  all  thru  the  year. 

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P.  C.  Livingston 
W.  H.  Holden 
F.  H.  Oster 


Walter  Jolley 
A.  A.  Ned  wed 
A.  G.  Tuxhorn 


W.  J.  Pereira,  Chairman 
S.  E.  Wilson,  Vice-Chairman 


R.  J.  Classen 
K.  J.  Moberley 
K.  W.  Anderson 


J.  L.  Lang 
S.  E.  Dean 
E.  F.  Streit 


Active  Members 

J.  Pirok 

Virginia  B.  Smith 
Marguerite  Ingram 

Honorary  Members 

Barbara  Menges 
Marian  Hendricks 
Serene  Fink 


CLIMAXING  last  school  year's  social  activity, 
the  1929  Senior  Ball  was  held  in  the  Gym 
annex  on  the  nights  of  June  6  and  7.  Nearly  2000 
couples  danced  away  the  two  evenings  in  the 
oriental  garden-setting  formed  by  festoons  and 
drapings  under  a  ceiling  of  blue,  interspersed  with 
stars  and  clouds.  Outside,  on  Illinois  Field,  gar- 
den   furniture    and     vine -covered     lattice -work 


formed  a  picturesque  and  romantic  scene  for  mo- 
ments between  dances.  Gus  Edwards  and  Jack 
Chapman  brought  their  bands  to  play  for  the 
dance  of  the  year  on  the  Illinois  campus. 

The  work  of  the  1930  committee  gives  evidence 
that  the  coming  Ball  will  bring  an  equally  fitting 
close  to  this  year's  functions. 


Holde 


Pirok 

Morris 

Classen 

Tuxhorn 

Lang 

Baughman 

Oster 

Menges 

Phillips 

Altringer 

Fink 

Streit                Baer 

Hendricks 

Timm 

Ingram 

Pereira 

Smith 

Wilson 

Johnson 

Moberley 


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THE 


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K.  W.  RUGH 


BESS  C.  BAER 


Pan-Hellenic  Formal 


COMMITTEE 

Kenneth  W.  Rugh,  Chairman 
Bess  C.  Baer,  Co-Chairman 


Margaret  Otis 
Margaret  Bennett 
Elizabeth  DeBerard 
Marguerite  Ingram 


Charles  Edwards 
George  Conwell 
Charles  Larson 


Edwin  Lawson 
William  Pereira 
Leonard  Wilson 


Edward  Lusk 
Philip  Kammann 
William  ODell 
E.  C.  Hoelscher 


FOUR  hundred  representative  Greek  leaders 
gathered  in  a  glorified  Bradley  hall  on  the  eve- 
ning of  February  twenty-third  at  the  annual  Pan- 
Hellenic  formal,  most  exclusive  and  dignified  of 
social  functions.  With  the  decorations  transform- 
ing the  hall  into  a  romantic  Japanese  garden  with 


parasols,  colored  fountains,  and  hangings  of 
wistaria,  and  with  Jack  Chapman's  orchestra  offer- 
ing soothing,  crooning  melodies  from  a  platform 
garnished  with  reeds,  ferns  and  palms,  the  frater- 
nity and  sorority  leaders  danced  in  an  atmosphere 
of  true  Niponese  brilliance  and  languor. 


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Junior  Prom 

COMMITTEE 

R.  J.  Conover,  Chairman 
Bernice  Stephens  Donna  Olin 

Loretta  Sturdyvin  Elizabeth  Petru 

Mary  Jane  Caldwell  Jean  Macdonald 

Grace  Esdohr  H.  L.  Krueger 

Ruth  Rankin  L.  T.  Fruin 


E.  J.  Kinderman     Margaret  Rutherford 


R.  J.  Conover     Margaret  Parker 


"OOYALTY  visited  the  1931  Junior  Prom  on  the  evening  of  December  sixth. 
-*-^-  Bernice  Stephens,  enthroned  on  a  sumptuous  white  dais,  robed  in  a  white 
gown,  and  wearing  a  dazzling  crystal  crown,  smiled  with  majestic  warmth  as 
the  600  couples  promenaded  through  the  Grand  March  formations  before  her. 
The  Prom  Queen  election,  held  this  year  for  the  first  time,  was  inaugurated 
with  the  intent  of  making  it  an  annual  event  at  each  Junior  Prom  in  future 
years.  The  Queen  was  elected  by  popular  vote  of  those  attending  the  dance. 
A  gorgeous  winter  garden  was  the  setting  for  the  affair.  Christmas  trees, 
studded  with  flickering  colored  lights,   spired   up  the  side-walls.    Red   and 


Kreuger  Worden  Hudson  Vaughn 

Esdohr  Rankin  Sturdyvin  Fruin 

McKee  Standard  Kinderman  Conover 


Baldridge  Culbertson 

Caldwell  Olin  Petru 

Stephens  Sheridan  Budinger 


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Junior  Prom 

COMMITTEE 

E.  J.  Kinderman,  Class  President 


W.  P.  Standard 
S.  B.  Vaughn 
H.  E.  Hudson 
W.  G.  Budinger 
R.  Baldridge 


T.  J.  Wang 
J.  S.  Sheridan 
F.  J.  Worden 
I.  F.  Culbertson 
T.  H.  McKee 


BERNICE  STEPHENS 


green  tinsel  draped  with  white  cotton  icicles  formed  a  contrastingly  smart 
ceiling  under  which  the  brilliant  formal  gowns  and  immaculate  tuxedos  of 
the  dancers  blended  in  harmonious  impression. 

Moonlight  dances  were  another  feature  inaugurated  at  this  year's  Prom. 
At  intervals  during  the  evening,  all  the  lights  were  extinguished,  and  the 
couples  danced  on  while  two  colored  spot-lights  flickered  here  and  there 
among  them.  Buddy  Fisher  varied. the  dancers'  rhythm  from  time  to  time, 
leading  his  adept  musicians  first  in  a  dreamy,  swinging  melody,  only  to  break 
into  a  blue-hued  fox-trot  for  the  next  dance. 


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Sophomore  Cotillion 


V.  H.  Hoehn,  C7<«.f  President 

Ruth  Ashmore 
Mary  Brennan 
Wintress  Dalbey 
Marjorie  Finn 
Evelyn  Home 
Margaret  Mercer- 
Janet  Meyers 


COMMITTEE 


Lois  Webster 

Mary  Wright 

Irving  Favus 

R.  W.  McGregor 

J.  K.  Morris 

Frank  Oehlschlaeger 

J.  L.  Porter 


Leo  Varty,  Chairman 


1 1.  M.  Seago 
O.  D.  Ames 
II.  C.  Auble 
A.  R.  Crathorne 
J.  E.  Downey 
H.  W.  Kring 


L.  B.  VARTY 


THE  class  of  1932  made  history  on  the  night  of  January  seventeenth  when  they 
held  the  first  formal  Sophomore  Cotillion  ever  given  by  any  class  in  the  Uni- 
versity. The  Gym  Annex  was  the  scene  of  the  affair,  appropriate  with  decorations 
of  black  and  white,  set  off  by  novel  triangular  lights  and  colored  spotlights. 
Zez  Confrey  furnished  the  music  with  his  orchestra. 


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Ames  Ashmore  Auble  Downey  Webster  Kring  Meyers 

Seago  Finn  Oehlschlaeger  Varty        .  Crathorne  Mercer  Morris  Dalbey 


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H.  A.  Winter 
K.  L.  Schellie 
L.  Ruskin 
B.  L.  Pickens 
W.  V.  Kaeser 
G.  C.  Wilson 


Fine  Arts  Ball 


P.  A.  Christiansen,  Chairman 

A.  O.  Myers 
V.  G.  Raney 
J.  W.  DeWolf 
W.  N.  Vance,  Jr. 
W.  Keck 
R.  W.  Lavicka 


C.  A.  DeTurk 
P.  A.  Bezy 
Maurine  Hertz 
Elizabeth  Stoolman 
H.  C.  Wolf 


OWNED  in  lavish  costumes  of  the  period  of  Catharine  the  Great,  dancers 
crowded  about  that  most  eccentric  and  colorful  of  Russia's  rulers  at  the  Fine 
Arts  Ball,  held  April  fourth  in  the  Gym  Annex.  This  dance  was  clearly  one  of 
the  outstanding  University  social  functions,  with  the  gorgeous  and  elaborate 
costumes  worn  by  the  dancers  and  the  brilliant  futuristic  motif  of  the  tri-colored 
decorations  of  gold,  red,  and  black. 

The  usual  grand  march  was  eliminated,  and  a  short  play,  entitled  "Catharine 
Goes  to  the  Ball,"  was  given  in  its  stead  in  the  middle  of  the  evening.  Wayne 
King  and  his  orchestra  played  for  the  dance. 


P.  A.  CHRISTENSEN 


Myers 


Bezy 


Winter  Schellie 

Raney  DeWolf 

Christensen 


Ruskin 
Vance 


Hertz 


Stoolman 


Pickens  Wilson 

Keck  Lavicka  DeTurk 

Wolf  Kaeser 


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KENNETH  STEINMETZ 


Freshman  Frolic 


COMMITTEE 


Catherine  Cox 
Robert  Little 
William  Arnold 


Kenneth  Steinmetz,  Chairman 

Barbara  Qualkinbush 
Jack  Cohen 
Lois  Swain 


Isobel  Rose 

Gaillard  Knappenberger 


BREAKING  into  the  social  whirl  of  the  University  for  the  first  time,  the 
class  of  1933  made  a  triumphant  debut  with  their  Freshman  Frolic  on 
the  night  of  January  eighteenth.  Dancing  in  the  same  atmosphere  in  which 
the  sophomores  held  their  formal,  the  freshmen  changed  the  decorations 
slightly  to  include  a  huge  green  class  numeral  suspended  from  the  ceiling 
with  green  and  white  streamers  tapering  off  from  it  to  the  side  walls.  Zez 
Confrey  and  his  orchestra  played  for  the  dance. 


Cox  Little  Arnold  Qualkinbush 

Cohen  Swain  Steinrhetr  Rose  Knappenberger 


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THE 


193' 


L  L 


M.  F.  MAHER 
Chairman 

Axe  Grinders 


Helen  Tobias 
Gertrude  Stanton 
Crawford  Staples 
Phil  Redeker 
Vladas  Jurgelonis 
Frances  Hickman 
Louise  Babel 
Eleanor  Barkman 
Ernestine  Hohengarten 
Eloise  Kohlhagen 
Louisan  Mamer 
Esther  Stamm 
Aldine  Wessels 
Chuck  Johnson 
Dan  Dalziel 
Frances  Williamson 
J.  M.  Bosenbury 
Jean  Macdonald 
Bill  Budinger 
Bob  Sloan 

E.  H.  Silverman 
Carl  McLaughlin 

F.  A.  Gauen 
Marjorie  Peacock 
Bill  Boysen 

R.  G.  Arnold 
Betty  Randolph 
Bill  Jordan 
Robert  Ittner 
E.  B.  Collins 
Jay  Seeley 
L.  J.  Bratzler 


Leroy  H.  Hatch 
Ben  Norwood 
John  DeWolf 
Gerard  Mackey 
Les  Harper 
Tim  Swain 
Mary  Jane  Seifert 
Bill  Standard 
Ruth  Rankin 
Gordy  Bryan 
Lute  Dearborn 
Bernice  Stephens 
Ray  Larson 
Bob  Baldridge 
Bill  Heinze 
Frae  Wilson 
J.  P.  Economos 
Judd  Carrel 
Chuck  Duncan 
Nick  Neff 
W.  P.  Burglund 
Bob  Allen 
Stella  McLeish 
June  Whitson 
Ted  Steele 
Wen  Kennedy 
Brick  Meers 
Chuck  Vollborn 
Bill  Hildeman 
Sam  Dean 
Swede  Livingston 


L.  W.  Hockaday 
Dray  Waugh 
Dick  Palmer 
Keith  Caddy 
Gerry  Daubek 
Bob  Hodgman 
Laurie  Peterson 
Paul  Strohm 
Dwight  Flanders 
Dick  Strong 
Ed  Combs 
Bob  Honold 
Jim  Wheat 
Russ  Crane 
Lou  Gordon 
Bud  Jolley 
Lloyd  Burdick 
Fred  Humbert 
Doug  Mills 
Frosty  Peters 
Frank  Walker 
Jud  Timm 
Leroy  Wietz 
Arnold  Wolgast 
Otto  Hills 
Dale  Roush 
Pete  Robinson 
Herb  Hill 
Horse  May 
Bur  Harper 
Jim  Lymperopoulos 


Milt  Williams 
Jack  Yule 
Don  Brown 
Rosy  Rosenthal 
Ted  Witte 
Verne  McDermont 
Bob  Carr 
Bob  Rodgers 
Jim  Cave 
Lee  Sentman 
George  Burkhart 
George  Bertelsman 
Allie  Morrison 
Joe  Sapora 
W.  L.  Dooley 
Lou  Bauerle 
George  Webster 
Ray  Kieding 
Fred  Schroeder 
Peanuts  Holbrook 
Gus  Ehnborn 
Micky  McFadzean 
Dick  Oeler 
Otto  Haier 
Dick  Martin 
Jay  Topper 
Ed  Hoelscher 
Fred  Rutherford 
R. G.  Benbow 
Duke  Baird 
Chuck  Edwards 


Harry  Neil 
Kayo  Rugh 
Bill  Holden 
Red  Conwell 
Gene  Kinderman 
Bob  Conover 
Phil  Kammann 
Ted  Wang 
Chuck  Larson 
Bob  Bigler 
Bill  Lewis 
Ted  McKee 
Boone  Hudson 
Alberdine  Hatcher 
Alberta  Lewis 
Frances  Howard 
Ramon  Pierce 
Jane  McClure 
Dorean  Davis 
Anna  Louise  Jackman 
Ruth  Mary  Johnson 
Margretta  Bairstow 
Blanche  Kerr 
Virginia  Gleim 
Margaret  Leach 
Pete  Nelson 
Claire  Kelly 
Ruth  Haberichter 
Dorothy  Burg 
Betty  Kehoe 
Madlynn  Boos 


Marian  Hendricks 
Peg  Baughman 
Helen  Spaulding 
Margaret  Bennett 
Beatrice  Beall 
Mildred  Berthold 
Frederica  Clason 
Margaret  Crocker 
Genevieve  Dixon 
Elizabeth  DeBerard 
Hazel  Drew 
Billie  Farnham 
Betty  Forrest 
Margaret  Frazier 
Virginia  Hall 
Clara  Kelley 
Mildred  McKee 
Virginia  Marsh 
Virginia  Murton 
Mary  Morris 
Glenna  Roberts 
Mildred  Shuman 
Virginia  Scott 
Ruth  Schermerhorn 
Helen  Sowdon 
Margaret  Singleton 
Jane  Whelan 
Betty  Stoolman 
Tom  Miller 
Ken  Duvall 
Tom  Reynolds 
Mary  Frances  Morony 


AND  ALL  MEMBERS  OF  SIGMA  DELTA  CHI 


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J.  O.  CAMPBELL 


Senior  Informal 

COMMITTEE 

J.  O.  Campbell,  Chairman 


E.  J.  Lawson 
A.  W.  Hagstrom 
W.  M.  Rose 
E.  B.  Collins 
E.  C.  Hoelscher 


R.  S.  Bigler 
Jane  McClure 
Marguerite  Ingram 
Katherine  Powell 
Lillian  Rosenfeld 


BRINGING  tag-dancing  to  the  Illinois  campus 
for  the  first  time  in  history,  the  Senior  In- 
formal, held  in  the  Gym  Annex  on  the  night  of 
December  seventh,  presented  a  novel  experiment 
towards  modifying  the  staid  social  customs  of  the 
student  body.  Dancing  in  the  same  atmosphere  of 
the  Prom,  held  the  preceding  evening,  nearly  500 


couples  swayed  and  glided  while  Buddy  Fisher's 
orchestra  provided  the  rhythm.  The  same  scene, 
same  decorations,  and  the  same  orchestra  were 
there,  but  the  dignified  and  formal  tone  of  the 
previous  evening  was  entirely  absent,  with  the 
dancers  apparently  enjoying  the  lack  of  formal 
restraint. 


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Mary  Frances  Morony 
Mary  E.  Stice 
Katherine  Burns 
Jessie  M.  Smith 
W.  J.  Plankenhorn 
Edith  Adams 


MARY  RUSSELL 

Mi-Hila 


COMMITTEE 

Mary  M.  Russell,  Chairman 

L.  V.  Finder 
Mildred  M.  Shuman 
H.  R.  Hectman 
Alice  Lee  Douglas 
J.  H.  Allen 


K.  C.  Blood 
Margretta  Bairstow 
J.  N.  Pirok 
V.  P.  Malone 
Marion  Wittman 


NEARLY  500  Independent  men  and  women, 
arrayed  in  brilliant-hued  gowns  and  con- 
trastingly effective  black  tuxedos,  gathered  to  wel- 
come the  arrival  of  spring  in  what  has  grown  to 
be  their  most  exclusive  social  function  of  the  year, 
the  Mi-Hila  Formal.  With  the  words  Mi-Hila 
meaning  "spring  dance,"  and  held  as  it  was  on 


the  night  of  April  12  in  Bradley  Hall,  the  inde- 
pendents effected  the  proper  spirit  of  buoyant 
joviality  amid  a  setting  of  spring  decorations.  The 
hall  was  brilliant  with  many-colored  blossoms  and 
fantastic  lattice- work  covered  with  flowering  vines. 
Chick  Meyers  and  his  orchestra  furnished  the 
music  for  the  affair. 


Stice 

Pirok 

Smith 

Malone 

Wictman" 

Finder 

Shuman 

Hectman 

Burns 

Plankenhorn 

Adams 

Allen 

Russell 

Douglas 

Blood 

Bairstow 

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J.  M.  STEWART 


H.  B.  Hartline 
R.  W.  Schafer 
E.  E.  Jones 
H  G.  Russell 
Mary  M.  Clark 


Ag  Dance 

COMMITTEE 

J.  M.  Stewart,  Chairman 

E.  Woods 

A.  K.  Hohenboken 

D.  I.  Dean 

L.  D.  Graham 


Mary  V.  Wilkes 
Ruth  Bresee 
L.  S.  Burdick 
A.  H.  Griffin 


CLAD  in  overalls  and  working  garb,  the  Ag 
and  Home  Ec  students  thronged  Bradley 
Hall  on  the  evening  of  March  21  to  cavort  hilari- 
ously upon  this,  the  occasion  of  their  most  im- 
portant social  function.  In  direct  contrast  to  the 
dignity  marking  the  more  formal  social  affairs 
held  on  the  campus  this  year,  the  Ag  frolickers 


conducted  themselves  as  befitted  a  group  so  in- 
decorously clothed.  Using  the  floor  in  lieu  of 
chairs  and  surrounded  by  appropriate  decorations, 
the  couples  danced  to  the  melody  of  Roland  Fen- 
ton's  Paradise  Gardens  orchestra.  The  informality 
of  the  affair  lent  charm  to  the  evening. 


Hartline  Schafer  Jones  Russell  Woods 

Dean  Graham  Stewart  Clark       -  Wilkes  Bresee 


Hohenboken 
Burdick  Griffin 


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Where  They  Dance 

1.  We're  off  for  Axe  Grinder's! 

2.  Between  Dances  at  College 

3.  The  Miami  Triad  at  Bradley 

4.  Packing  Them  in  at  Bill's 

5.  Dixie  Mason  Presents 


Page  359 


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P.  E.  is  a  bore 

For  one  who'd  know  more 

Of  the  zither  or  gay  clarinet. 
The  boys  who  wrote  Psalms 
And  Wagner  and  Brahms — 

Pray  tell,  did  they  have  to  take  rhet? 

With  Melody  gay  the  Time  is  now  rife, 
But  oh,  to  know  Harmony  all  of  my  life! 


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G.  B.  EHNBORN 
President 


G.  C.  WILSON 
Vice-President 


A.   AUSTIN  HARDING 
Director 


University  Bands 


A.  Austin  Harding,  Director 


Raymond  F.  Dvorak Assistant  Director 

Neil  A.  Kjos Assistant  Director 

Gus  B.  Ehnborn President 

George   C.  Wilson Vice-President 

Fred  M.  Vierow Secretary 

Dr.  L.  L.  Stelmley Welfare  Committee 


F.  M.  Lescher Welfare  Committee 


M.  A.  McCoy Welfare  Committee 

Robert  B.  Lyon Business  Manager 

Donald  R.  Poor Assistant  Business  Manager 

James  A.  Sullivan Librarian 

Melvin  L.  Bali.iett Assistant  Librarian 

Russell  S.  Howland Quartermaster 


THREE  bands,  the  Concert,  First,  and  Second  Reg- 
imental bands,  are  maintained  by  the  University. 
Each  of  these  forms  a  division  of  the  "greater"  Illinois 
band  whose  membership  numbers  more  than  300  musi- 
cians, and  from  these  three  groups  are  chosen  the  mem- 
bers of  the  University  Football  Band.  This  latter  pre- 
sents a  pageantry  each  fall  in  the  Memorial  Stadium, 
and  also  makes  out-of-town  trips  with  the  Varsity  Foot- 
ball team. 

Professor  A.  A.  Harding's  chief  aim  in  directing  the 
bands  is  not  so  much  to  build  up  a  marching  band  as  to 


develop  a  musical  organization  of  symphonic  propor- 
tions. Thus  the  Regimental  Bands  direct  their  efforts 
toward  the  training  of  men  for  promotion  and  partici- 
pation in  the  Concert  Band,  a  group  of  specially  selected 
musicians  organized  for  the  study  and  execution  of  the 
higher  types  of  music.  The  Concert  Band  arranges  each 
year  a  definite  schedule  of  musical  performances,  includ- 
ing an  annual  tour  of  mid-western  cities. 

Membership  in  any  of  the  bands  is  accepted  by  the 
University  as  a  substitute  for  required  military  drill  and 
tactics. 


Steimley 
Howland 


Lyon 


Jallietr  Poor 

Vierow 


Lescher 


McCoy 

Sullivan 


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B-flat  Clarinets 
R.  S.  Howland* 
M.  A.  McCoy* 
C.  S.  Tucker* 
G.  B.  Ehnborn* 
F.  E.  Browning* 
F.  R.  Blaisdell* 
P.  F.  Cundy* 
F.  M.  Lescher* 
David  Rosenblooirr 


A.  W.  BORCHERS 


C.  W.  Newcomer 
G.  D.  Fulk 

G.  K.  Blakeslee* 

B.  F.  Harnish* 
Otho  Arnold* 
M.  W.  Farlow* 

D.  S.  Mitchell 
R.  G.  Wells* 
M.  L.  Balliett 
D.  C.  Isted* 

D.  B.  Mitchell* 

C.  J.  McKeown* 
J.  H.  Otten* 

R.  B.  Cundiff* 
R.  C.  Kammerer* 
J.  A.  Culbertson 
M.  E.  Dean* 

E.  A.  Martin 


C.  T.  Colgren* 
M.  P.  Grabow* 
W.  F.  Doak 
W.  H.  Stewart 

E-flat  Clarinets 
N.  A.  Kios* 
W.  J.  Krencewicz* 

Alto  Clarinets 
M.  E.  Olsons- 
Ross  Miller* 
W.  L.  Cherry* 

D.  M.  Knotts* 

Bass  Clarinets 

E.  G.  Young* 
T.  W.  Drayer* 
M.  H.  Flowers* 
C.  C.  Coleman* 

F.  H.  Bischoff 

B-flat  Taragato 

H.  H.  Wich* 
Alto  Saxophones 

F.  C.  Goetzenberger 
S.  F.  Ehman* 

L.  A.  Pfaff 
E.  M.  Craig 

Concert  Flutes 
E.  J.  Shaw* 
H.  L.  Newcomer* 
P.  W.  McDowell* 
H.  B.  Jewell* 
J.  C.  Stock* 

D-flat  Flutes  and 
Piccolos 
R.  A.  Powers* 
C.  E.  Ireland* 

E-flat  Flutes 
R.  H.  Edmunds* 
P.  G.  Tomv 

Alto  Flute 
A.  W.  Borg 

Oboes 
J.  A.  Sullivan* 
R.  P.  Sedgwick 

G.  C.  Wilson* 
C.  E.  Binkert* 


Concert  Band 


B.  P.  Blackard 

E.  H.  Wickland* 
English  Horn 

G.  C.  Wilson* 
Heckelphone 

M.  K.  Marcus* 
Bassoons 

M.  K.  Marcus* 

R.  F.  Dvorak* 

R.  I.  Shawl* 

R.  H.  Davidson 

C.  M.  Gallati* 
M.  J.  Serbu 

Contra  Bassoon 
C.  M.  Gallati* 
Tenor  Saxophones 

F.  A.  Matteson* 
H.  A.  Sahlin 

L.  G.  Nurmi 

Baritone  Saxophone 

G.  K.  Beebe 
Bass  Saxophone 

H.  M.  Macklin* 
Bass  Sarrusophone 

V.  T.  Penn 
Cellos 

R.  E.  Turner 

J.  R.  Skidmore 

String  Basses 
L.  L.  Lehman* 
R.  M.  Radhl 
Ernst  Schmidhofer 

Marimbas 

William  Bledsoe* 
F.  R.  Bellmar* 
R.  A.  Choate* 

N.  A.  Fadim* 

Piano 

N.  A.  Fadim* 
Glockenspiels 

F.  R.  Bellmar*  . 
K.  W.  Anderson 

Timpani 

G.  T.  Sands* 


Snare  Drums 
L.  W.  Clift* 
L.  G.  Lederer 

Bells  and  Xylophone 

F.  V.  Tooley* 
Bass  Drum 

George  Kaplan* 
Cymbals 

Earl  Blumenthal* 
E-flat  Basses 

L.  L.  Steimley* 

P.  O.  Ritcher* 

H.  C.  Haney* 

BB-flat  Basses 
C.  H.  Woods* 
L.  A.  Thrasher* 
C.  G.  Schafer 
Nelson  Wylie* 
F.  M.  Armstrong 

Comets 
R.  B.  Lyon* 
R.  B.  Moorman* 
C.  R.  Wood* 

F.  M.  Vierow* 
W.  E.  Anderle* 
K.  G.  Davis* 
W.  E.  Wade* 

Fliigel-horns 

G.  B.  Sproul* 
J.  A.  Fetterolf  * 

Trumpets 

I.  H.  Rosenthal 
C.  O.  Hulick* 
L.  W.  Coale 
G.  E.  Bader 

Bass  Trumpet 
W.  E.  Trude 

French  Horns 
Herbert  Gutstein* 
E.  R.  Beloof* 
R.  H.  Sifferd 
E.  H.  McGinnis* 
J.  A.  Mart* 
J.  E.  Smith 


'Indicates   those  who  wear  varsity  band   emblem. 


L.  V.  Trabert 
T.  T.  Wiley* 
A.  O.  Lauher* 
E.  F.  Schmidt 

Trombones 
R.  L.  Manville>: 
R.  E.  Shultis* 
W.  L.  Wood* 
H.  E.  Conant* 
A.  B.  Barber* 
T.  F.  Rhodes* 


W.  L.  WOODS 


Bass  Trombones 
S.  A.  Berg* 
A.  R.  Gilkerson* 

Euphoniums 
D.  B.  Lindsay* 
C.  H.  Leeds* 
Davon  Smith* 

Baritones 

C.  A.  Handley* 
J.  H.  Bunting* 
C.  E.  Arch 

Propertymen 
R.  C.  Scott 
L.  W.  Bodine 


BAND  CONCERT,   MARCH  7,   1930 


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RAYMOND  F.   DVORAK 


Flutes  and  Piccolos 

P.  G.  Tomy 
A.  W.  Borg 
R.  J.  West 
R.  F.  Engel 
A.  S.  Ash 


E-flat  Clarinet 
M.  H.  Reid 

B-flat  Clarinets 

Wilben  Doak 
R.  A.  Byerly 
W.  H.  Stewart 
R.  A.  Schnoor 
H.  K.  Buchanan 

E.  W.  Chapin 
Gordon  Watson 
A.  L.  Lippert 

P.  H.  Warren 
J.  L.  Ingham 
D.  W.  Mitchell 
D.  R.  Halcom 
D.J.  Porter 

F.  R.  Matson 


F.  N.  Menke 

G.  D.  Commons 
R.  A.  Erikson 

J.  R.  Vaky 
R.  B.  Khch 
L.  E.  Evans 
E.  J.  Ralph 

E.  G.  Bourne 

R.  M.  Hainsfurther 

Bass  Clarinets 

F.  H.  Bischoff 
M.  B.  Moore 
E.  E.  Howe 

Soprano  Saxophone 
V.  T.  Penn 

Alto  Saxophones 

E.  M.  Craig 
W.  P.  Cuthbertson 
L.  A.  Pfaff 
C.  A.  Erickson 
S.  L.  Greenfield 


Tenor  Saxophones 

H.  A.  Sahhn 
F.  C.  Oathout 
J.  H.  Green 


First 
Regimental  Band 

Roster,  1929-1930 

Timpani 
K.  H.  Steiner 


Baritone  Saxophones 

J.  M.  Luther 
G.  K.  Beebe 


Oboe 

B.  P.  Blackard 

Bassoon 

E.  F.  Schaefer 

Marimba 

K.  W.  Anderson 

Snare  Drums 

L.  G.  Lederer 
L.  K.  Temple 
J.  M.  Tindall 
R.  E.  Bevis 
H.  T.  Hulthberg 

Bass  Drum 
L.  E.  Wiley 

Cymbals 

E.  R.  Benedict 


Propertymen 

Raymond  Leeper 
R.  E.  Martinie 


Comets 

W.  E.  Trude 
E.  M.  Ahrens 
H.  L.  Anderson 
J.  H.  Lowry 
W.  W.  Krughoff 
Clayton  Cash 
M.  O.  Gulick 
G.  F.  Meyer 
W.  R.  Nilson 
R.  W.  Meeker 

C.  U.  Kring 
W.  E.  Mathews 
E.  W.  Howard 
L.  J.  Bert 

G.  L.  Shapiro 
G.  E.  Thomas 
Ambrose  Elliott 

D.  D.  Collins 
D.  L.  Zeigler 
R.  W.  Mayer 


French  Horns 

L.  V.  Trabert 
J.  E.  Smith 
E.  F.  Schmidt 
R.  A.  Harper 
G.  J.  Curzon 
B.  W.  Maxwell 
R.  C.  Geyer 


W.  E.  Chastain 
Bruce  Smith 


Trombones 

F.  G.  Kraml 
J.  L.  Stearns 
W.  A.  Gore 
H.  D.  Heffelfinger 
R.  C.  Knoblock 
J.  H.  Cannon 
W.  S.  Hertz 
T.  I.  Nalbach 


Baritones 

C.  E.  Arch 
R.  M.  Little 
C.  E.  Lund 
J.  J.  Miller 


Euphonium 

R.  N.  Gsell 
J.  N.  Adams 
R.  W.  Ball 


E-flat  Bass 
L.  S.  Anderson 

BB-flat  Basses 

C.  G.  Schafer 
F.  M.  Armstrong 
C.  F.  Clow 
M.  M.  Saxer 
J.  W.  Ashby 


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Flutes  and  Piccolos 

R.  K.  Green 
H.  E.  Wilson 

B-flat  Clarinets 

B.  B.  Bruner       . 
M.  P.  Plunk 
H.  E.  Wacaser 
H.  S.  Howard 
E.  S.  Turnipseed 

D.  V.  Frost 
H.  L.  Jacobs 

E.  D.  Herron 
T.  L.  Forsberg 
W.  R.  Allen 
A.  O.  Blatter 
E.  S.  Constant 
W.  G.  Baker 
E.  L.  Dutcher 
W.  J.  Bailey 
T.  L.  Pezman 
R.  W.  West 

R.  A.  Nordgren 
J.  W.  Davis 

Soprano  Saxophone 
G.  C.  Lindsay 


Second 
Regimental  Band 

Section  A — Roster,  1929-1930 


Alto  Saxophones 

K.  J.  Johnson 

R.  L.  Zelle 

W.  F.  Hellmich 

I.  N.  Thompson 

F.  C.  Hall 
Baritone  Saxophone 

J.  G.  Knappenberger 
Snare  Drums 

R.  K.  Berg 

B.  W.  Gunn 

H.  E.  Duncan 

R.  W.  Schroeder 
Bass  Drum 

L.  W.  Bodine 
Cymbals 

H.  K.  Chandler 
Propertymen 

L.  W.  Bodine 

D.  D.  Hershey 
Cornets 

H.  L.  Hughes 

W.  K.  Turner 

R.  M.  Young 

D.  W.  Grove 


G.  C.  VanGerpen 
G.  A.  DaCosta 
E.  H.  Jordan 
C.  H.  Bumstead 
G.  W.  Nugent 
John  Bradford 
E.  N.  Davis 
C.  R.  Wutzke 
W.  C.  Stanfield 
T.  T.  Quinn 
J.  P.  Fletcher 
A.  R.  Richards 

Trombones 
H.  W.  Knng 
L.  R.  Schmink 
J.  C.  Wheeler 
L.  G.  Deditius 

E.  E.  Smith 
W.  M.  Connell 
R.  A.  Hoffman 
J.  J.  Mcintosh 
G.  R.  Hill 

R.  M.  Woolley 

Horns 

F.  E.  Birkett 
J.  E.  Tobie 


NEIL  A.  KJOS 


Baritones 

L.  W.  Gillman 
M.  D.  Arganbright 


Euphonium 
R.  E.  Lane 


Basses 

G.  D.  Foster 
E.  L.  Magnus 
M.  R.  Edison 
E.  R.  Mikeworth 
S.  W.  Lesher 
L.  C.  Mueller 
M.  D.  Wilber 


Flute  and  Piccolo 
R.  H.  Blakemore 

B-flat  Clarinets 

P.  P.  Fowler 
H.  C.  Baldwin 
R.  A.  Lowe 
L.  B.  Huston 
C.  S.  Mellen 
J.  P.  Jones 
R.  E.  Lee 
H.  W.  Dickhut 

A.  E.  Olson 
C.  H.  Wertsch 
J.  B.  Roth 

P.  H.  Walker 
R.  M.  Wallenstein 
H.  W.  Bitting 
J.  P.  Jahicki 

B.  B.  Josi 

H.  W.  McCalley 

C.  P.  McCool 


R.  E.  Cram 
R.  C.  Martin 
H.  C.  Godsey 

Basses 

C.  F.  Wilcox 
H.  W.  Turner 
C.  R.  Tiebout 

Soprano  Saxophone 
M.  A.  Sander 

Alto  Saxophones 

A.  F.  Sears 
E.  W.  Niemeyer 
L.  W.  Brearton 
L.  G.  Middleton 
S.  A.  Kurocki 

Tenor  Saxophones 
H.  H.  Ackman 


Section  B — Roster,  1929-1930 

H.  C.  Griffith 
J.  W.  Baldwin 

Baritone  Saxophones 

H.  L.  Wingfield 
G.  B.  Maxwell 

Snare  Drum 

R.  von  Rautenkranz 

Bass  Drum 
E.  H.  Runden 

Propertymen 

W.  H.  Kistler 
Wm.  Motel 

Cornets 

J.  T.  Davis 
C.  A.  Stiegman 
J.  H.  Manns 


G.  R.  Dusky 
R.  W.  Boyd 
W.  B.  Billmire 
P.  O.  Boyle 
M.  A.  Churchill 
T.  R.  Verry 
H.  W.  Frick 

F.  R.  Fisher 
Frank  Payne 
J.  H.  Lund 

Trombones 

G.  W.  Horsley 
R.  P.  Smith 

F.  E.  Keup 
L.  J.  Sebek 
Loch  Shumaker 
H.  C.  Dunbar 
L.  N.  Eck 
L.  T.  King 
W.  Johnson 
S.  T.  Bauer 


C.  B.  Davis 
H.  C.  Warren 

Horns 

E.  W.  Morgan 
C.  L.  Banner 
J.  R.  Hood 
J.  H.  Frederickson 
R.  I.  Hardy 
Raymond  Lepper 
R.  J.  Railsback 

Baritones 

G.  W.  Vandervoort 

S.  E.  Rice 

W.  W.  Lockwood 

Euphonium 

,M.  J.  Madden 
J.  T.  Dawson 
M.  A.  Thompson 


CONCERT  BAND  MEDAL 


CONCERT  BAND  SLEEVE  EMBLEM 


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CONCERT  BAND  PENDANT 


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A.  AUSTIN  HARDING 
Conductor 


University  Orchestra 


A.  Austin  Harding 


Roster,  1929-1930 
.Conductor       Walter  L.  Roosa. 


.  Associate  Conductor 


First  Violins 

Oskar  A.  Kubitz 
George  C.  Wilson 
Mrs.  Ruth  M.  Marsh 
Mrs.  Helen  J.  Kurt 
Harold  Wich 
L.  J.  Bert 

Carolyn  M.  Harriman 
Mrs.  Evelyn  Roberts 
Harold  S.  Crost 
B.  F.  Dickinson 
San  Richmond 
Katherine  Zimmerschied 
Judith  R.  Walz 


Second  Violins 

Melba  Wheeler 
B.  P.  Blackard 
Nathan  Deutch 
Mildred  Parker 
Martha  Morrow 


John  E.  Seyfried 
Donald  H.  Steiner 

F.  D.  Tuemmler 
George  R.  Hill 
Frances  Lindley 

Violas 

L.  F.  Audrieth 
J.  Stanley  White 
Marcelline  Gougler 

G.  K.  Green 
E.  R.  Benedict 
A.  E.  Blumberg 

Cellos 

George  L.  Clark 
Kathryn  Boekenhoff 
Arthur  J.  Paik 
J.  R.  Skidmore 
D.  G.  Radcliffe 
R.  E.  Turner 


Basses 

L.  L.  Steimley 
L.  L.  Lehmann 
Ernest  Schmidhofer 
W.  E.  Skidmore 
R.  M.  Radl 

Piano 

Jean  Bridges 

Flutes 

R.  H.  Edmunds 
P.  W.  McDowell 

Clarinets 

R.  S.  Howland 
M.  A.  McCoy 
C.  S.  Tucker 

Oboes — Bassoons 

M.  K.  Marcus 
R.  H.  Davidson 


Horns 

Herbert  Gutstein 

E.  R.  Beloof 
R.  H.  Sifferd 

Trumpets 

R.  B.  Lyon 
C.  R.  Wood 
I.  H.  Rosenthal 

Trombones 

S.  A.  Berg 
C.  H.  Leeds 

Tuba 

L.  A.  Thrasher 

Percussion 

George  Kaplan 
G.  T.  Sands 

F.  V.  Tooley 
Earl  Blumenthal 


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FREDERICK  B.   STIVEN 
Conductor 


University  Choral  Society 

OFFICERS 

Frederick  B.  Stiven,  Conductor 


Mrs.  Edwin  L.  Draper President 

Professor  C.  A.  Berdahl Vice-President 


James  N.  Adams 

Professor  Lloyd  Morey. 


.  Secretary 
.  Treasurer 


EXECUTIVE  BOARD 


P.  L.  Windsor 
R.  I.  Shawl 


G.  F.  Schwartz 
R.  E.  Middleton 


Jane  C.  Watt 
Mary  von  Almen 


Wilbur  D.  Gross 
J.  W.  Swain 


FOLLOWING  its  custom  of  presenting  three  major 
choral  works  each  year,  the  University  Choral  Society 
added  much  during  the  season  of  1929-30  to  the  sterling 
reputation  it  has  gained  on  the  campus  through  past 
successes. 

The  organization  opened  its  season  with  a  rendition 
of  Handel's  "The  Messiah,"  appropriately  presented 
during  the  Christmas  holidays.  This  oratorio  was  fol- 
lowed on  January  19  by  Verdi's  "Requiem."  Local 
soloists  admirably  filled  the  roles  of  principals  for  both 
of  these  productions. 

The  Society  climaxed  its  season  by  giving,  in  conjunc- 
tion with  the  Men's  Glee  Club,  the  sparkling,  scintillat- 
ing opera  "Carmen,"  written  by  Bizet.    The  accompani- 


ment was  furnished  by  the  University  Orchestra.  Fol- 
lowing the  usual  custom,  three  noted  singers  of  grand 
opera  were  imported  for  the  leading  roles.  The  part  of 
"Micaela"  was  sung  by  Fanny  Cole  Sample,  "Don  Jose" 
was  portrayed  by  Le  Roy  Hamp,  and  the  Norwegian 
artist,  Sessan  Whist-Nespia,  was  the  "Carmen"  of  the 
piece. 

The  University  Choral  Society  consists  of  a  group  of 
175  voices  recruited  from  the  students  and  faculty  of 
the  University  and  from  the  citizens  of  Champaign  and 
Urbana.  It  offers  them  an  opportunity  to  utilize  their 
musical  talents,  and  provides  an  unusual  and  worthy 
form  of  entertainment  for  lovers  of  good  music. 


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ANDERSON  MAYER 


BROWN  SHUMATE 


RAYMOND  F.  DVORAK 
Director 


Men's  Glee  Club 


OFFICERS 

Raymond  F.  Dvorak,  Director 


Robert  W.  Mayer : President 

Jack  L.  Shumate Vice-President 

Donald  M.  Brown Secretary 


Karl  W.  Anderson Manager 

Louis  F.  Spencer Librarian 

August  S.  Lindberg Librarian 


ROSTER 


First  Tenors 
C.  W.  Anderson* 
J.  R.  Couleur 
F.  G.  Crow 
C.  A.  Gerfen* 
M.  D.  Littler 
R.  A.  Lowe 
W.  G.  Peters* 
W.  B.  Petty 
K.  E.  Tripp 


Accompanist 
R.  W.  Teeter* 

Second  Tenors 

K.  W.  Anderson* 
C.  L.  Binna* 
W.  R.  Hartman 
W.  S.  Hertz 
C.  W.  Johnson* 


H.  D.  Koeller 
A.  L.  Logan* 
W.  A.  Martin* 
R.  H.  Mason 
G.  D.  Mathews 
J.  L.  Shumate* 

Soloist 

R.  E.  Middleton* 


Baritones 

A.  H.  Gunn* 
M.  C.  Johnson 
D.  E.  Keller 
H.  W.  Kidder* 
J.  E.  Lattan* 
L  W.  Leighty 
A.  S.  Lindberg* 
H.  W.  Neely 


L.  V.  Peterson* 
M.  H.  Reid 
L.  F.  Prichard 

Basses 

J.  N.  Adams* 
W.  W.  Bland 
D.  M.  Brown* 
C.  E.  Cederblom 


G.  F.  Drake 
P.  B.  Geiger 
A.  G.  Leary 
R.  W.  Mayer* 
J.  M.  Moulton* 
A.  M.  Phelps 
L.  F.  Spencer* 

Entertainer 
F.  H.  Morris 


APPEARANCES  of  the  club  on  tour  included,  among  others:  Station  WENR,  Chicago;  Ansar  Temple,  Springfield; 
Reception,  Governor's  Mansion,  Springfield;  Tebala  Templs,  Rockford;  Mohammed  Temple,  Peoria;  Geneva,  Decatur, 
Dixon,  and  Danville. 


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Logan  Moulton  Phelps  Peterson 

Kidder  'Hertz  Leary  Drake  Petty 

K.  W.  Anderson  Mayer  Shumate  Spencer 


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DANKS 


RUSSELL  H.  MILES 
Director 


The  Women's  Glee  Club 


Russell  H.  Miles Director 

Maurine    Hertz President 

Wesa  Dale Vice-President 

Doris  Danks Secretary 


Marie  Worley Treasurer 

Julia  Stephens Business  Manager 

Dorothy  Schouer Librarian 

Sherman    Schoonmaker Accompanist 


MEMBERS 


First  Soprano 

Marjorie  Golden 
Mildred  Kratovil 
Lorena  Brune 
Catherine  Loekle 
Margaret  Mallatt 
Catherine  Wilcox 
Evelyn  Blomquist 
Ruth  Brennan 
Marion  Gleim 
Alyce  Millard 
Inez  Miller 
Bernice  Brinkema 
Lois  White 
Winifred  Boyd 
Doris  Emberson 
Ruth  Beale 


Clara  Williams 
Thelma  White 
Beth  Olwin 
Anita  Wascher 

Second  Soprano 

Marie  Worley 
Vernette  White 
Beulah  Hey 
Dorothy  Drews 
Evelyn  Wachob 
Carolyn  Harriman 
Dorothy  Schauer 
Doris  Danks 
Maxine  Kinney 
Vivian  Mortenson 
Catherine  Steele 


Dora  Thacker 
Eleanore  Ballweg 
Marion  Benbow 
Betty  King 
Edith  Clem 
Marcella  Brownson 
Alberta  Williams 
Phylis  Schaub 

.First  Alto 

Maurine  Hertz 
Virginia  Gill 
Martha  Swisegood 
Catherine  Colp 
Dorothea  Gilbert 
Perry  Brauer 
Betty  Campbell 


Nina  Norris 
Jean  Smith 
Ruth  Fitzsimmons 
Jean  Bridges 
Miriam  Taylor 
Geraldine  David 
Emma  Wilcox 

Second  Alto 

Julia  Stephens 
Wesa  Dale 
Mildred  Dixon 
Mildred  Anderle 
Huldah  Young 
Miriam  Seidel 
Helen  Stull 
Louise  Knapp 


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Kratovil        Benbow        Schroth        Shaub        Dixon        Steele        Bridges        Emberson        Boyd        Wilcox        Miller        King        Gleim 
Colp        C.  Wilcox        Mortenson        Wascher        Schauer        Danks        Dale  Hertz        Worley        Hey        Golden        White        Seidel        Anderle 


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Where  am  I  at? 

What  has  become  of  that  horse? 
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Where  is  my  troop? 

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"\  J~ILITARY  instruction  at  the  University  is  based  on  the  Land  Grant  Act. 
-*-*-*■  The  State  accepted  this  Act  and  the  grant  of  land  provided  thereby  on 
February  28,  1867.  A  plan  for  the  Military  Department  was  adopted  by  the 
Board  of  Trustees  in  November,  1867,  on  recommendation  of  a  Committee 
which  said  in  its  report,  "while  the  effects  of  this  Department  will  be  to  scatter 
through  the  State  a  body  of  men,  so  far  advanced  in  Military  work,  that,  in 
case  of  war,  they  will  furnish  skilled  officers,  ready  to  drill  and  lead  the  Mil- 
itary forces  of  the  country.  It  is  the  opinion  of  many  experienced  educators 
that  the  introduction  of  Military  drill  and  discipline  is  of  positive  value  for 
their  educating  influence.  They  will  materially  assist  in  the  Government  of 
the  Institution,  and  tend  to  form  those  habits  of  order  and  punctuality,  for 
want  of  which  so  many  educated  men  fail  of  usefulness  and  success." 


TRIBUTE  TO  THE  ARMY 


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Brigade 


SECRETARY  OF  WAR  GOOD,  GOV.  EMMERSON,  GEN.   SUMMERALL,   PRES.  KINLEY, 

GEN.  PARKER 


'TpHE  present  Military  curriculum  for  the  Reserve  Officers'  Training  Corps 
-*-  was  adopted  by  the  University  Senate  soon  after  the  War  and  approved  by 
the  Board  of  Trustees.  The  advantage  of  this  military  training  to  the  nation,  the 
University,  and  the  students  participating  has  been  obvious  through  the  years. 
It  is  a  service  to  the  Nation  and  the  State  to  prepare  officers  in  a  civilian  atmos- 
phere. It  is  to  the  advantage  of  the  University  because  such  training  interests 
the  people  at  large  and  impresses  them  with  the  belief  and  desire  of  the  Uni- 
versity to  train  young  men  for  this  as  well  as  for  other  lines  of  public  service. 
It  is  to  the  advantage  of  the  student  because  it  has  an  educational  value  in  the 
development  of  his  character,  and  because  the  study  of  Mathematics  and  En- 
gineering from  the  Military  point  of  view  is  as  truly  an  educational  process  as 
is  the  study  of  these  subjects  from  the  point  of  view  of  the  Civil  or  Mechanical 
Engineer. 


AIR  VIEW  OF  MILITARY  DAY 


Page  373 


COL.  C.  W.  WEEKS 


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Col.   Weeks,    Lt.    March,   Sgt.   Cochrane,    Sgt.    Kistenmacher, 
Sgt.  Pinsenshaum 


/^VFFICERS  of  the  Army  are  detailed  to  duty  with  the  R.  O.  T.  C.  at 
^~^  Illinois  only  with  the  concurrence  of  the  President  of  the  Uni- 
versity. They  are  detailed  for  a  four  years'  tour  of  duty.  Great  care  is 
exercised  in  their  selection  in  order  that  the  highest  educational  and 
moral  standards  may  be  maintained.  It  is  desirable  also  that  the  army 
officer  shall  possess  the  college  man's  viewpoint  if  he  is  to  be  a  success- 
ful instructor. 

The  officer  comes  in  contact  with  a  most  excellent  class  of  young 
men.  The  conditions  are  such  also  that  results  of  effort  can  be  readily 
recognized.  At  the  beginning  of  each  year  large  numbers  of  first  year 
basic  students  are  brought  into  the  Department.  The  results  of  the 
efforts  of  the  army  officers  throughout  the  year  are  recognized  when,  at 
the  end  of  the  year,  the  Annual  Military  Day  Review  is  held.  It  is  with 
special  satisfaction  that  the  regular  army  officer  watches  individuals 
develop  from  first  year  basic  recruit  to  a  commission  in  Reserve  Corps 
after  four  years  of  training.  On  account  of  the  admirable  facilities 
furnished  for  carrying  on  military  training,  and  the  interest  manifested 
in  this  phase  of  the  University  work,  not  only  on  the  campus  but  also 
throughout  the  State,  army  officers  feel  themselves  honored  at  being  se- 
lected for  the  detail  and  benefited  professionally  by  the  tour  of  duty 
here. 


Maj.  Lemen 


Maj.  Sarrart 


Lt.  Col.  Smith 


Lt.  Burgess 


Capt.  Parsons 


Maj.  McCleave 


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THE  STAFF 

Cadet  Col.  F.  Humbert Commandant 

Cadet  Capt.  L.  F.  Bunte Adjutant 

Cadet  Maj.  G.  L.  Anderson Executive  Officer 

Cadet  Lt.  Col.  H.  C.  Pattison Cavalry 

Cadet  Lt.  Col.  F.  J.  Rose Engineers 

Cadet  Lt.  Col.  W.  R.  Donigan Artillery 

Cadet  Lt.  Col.  J.  J.  Floreth Infantry 

Cadet  Lt.  Col.  E.  W.  Pride Signal  Corps 

Cadet  Lt.  Col.  W.  B.  Nichols Air  Corps 


'T'HE  immediate  aim  of  the  University  of  Illinois  is  the  education  of 
•*-  the  student  body;  its  ultimate  goal  is  the  development  of  leaders 
for  the  State  and  Nation.  The  function  of  the  R.  O.  T.  C.  is  the  de- 
velopment of  leaders  for  war.  Its  primary  purpose  is  to  create  a  corps 
of  trained  officers,  who,  in  the  event  of  war,  will  be  called  upon  to  train 
and  lead  the  National  Army.  The  course  of  instruction  in  the  R.  O.  T. 
C.  emphasizes  leadership.  That  essential  element  of  leadership,  the 
ability  to  make  decisions,  is  stressed.  The  object  of  the  instruction  is 
the  inculcation  of  discipline,  precision,  individual  initiative,  and  respon- 
sibility. 

With  the  increasing  age  of  the  World  War  veterans,  the  R.  O.  T.  C. 
has  become  the  chief  source  of  supply  for  reserve  officers.  Out  of  8070 
reserve  officers  appointed  in  1927,  5018  were  graduates  of  the  R.  O. 
T.  C. 

The  R.  O.  T.  C.  offers  an  excellent  opportunity  to  the  student  who 
desires  to  follow  the  military  profession.  Honor  graduates  are  required 
to  take  only  a  physical  examination  for  appointment  as  Second  Lieu- 
tenant in  the  Regular  Army.  The  mental  examination  required  can  be 
passed  by  any  good  student.  While  the  securing  of  an  appointment  is 
dependent  on  existing  vacancies,  in  recent  years  a  considerable  number 
of  vacancies  have  been  available.  Once  commissioned,  the  R.  O.  T.  C. 
graduate  suffers  no  handicap  in  his  competition  with  the  West  Point 
graduate. 


CADET   COL.    FRED   HUMBERT 


Cadet  Maj.  G.  L.  Anderson,  Cadet  Col.  Fred 
Humbert,  Cadet  Capt.  L.  F.  Bunte 


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Lt.  Col.  Nichols 


Lt.   Col.   Pride 


Lt.  Col.  Pattison 


Lt.  Col.  Rose 


Lt.  Col.  Floreth  Lt.  Col.  Donigan 


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Summer  Camp 
Camp  Custer,  Michigan 


ENGINEER  CADET  OFFICERS 


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Sgt.  McLintock 


Field  Artillery 

Summer  Camp 
Fort  McCoy,  Sparta,  Wisconsin 


FIELD  ARTILLERY  CADET  OFFICERS 


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Capt.  Featherstone,  Sgt.  Crosby 


Cavalry 


Summer  Camp 

Fort  Sheridan,  Illinois 


CAVAIJR.Y  CADET  OFFICERS 


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REVIEWING  THE   ARTILLERY 


THE  COLORS 


Reviews 


Gen.   Parker,   Pres.  Kinley,   Col.  Weeks 


A  REVIEW  of  the  entire  Reinforced  Brigade,  consisting  of  the 
Infantry,  Cavalry,  Field  Artillery,  Engineers,  Air  Corps,  and 
Signal  Corps  is  held  several  times  during  each  school  year.  On  Mili- 
tary Day,  held  in  the  Spring  of  the  year,  those  completing  their 
fourth  year  of  R.  O.  T.  C.  work  are  commissioned  in  the  reserve 
corps  of  the  National  Army.  Last  year  the  commissions  were 
awarded  by  Major  General  Parker,  commanding  officer  of  the  Sixth 
Corps  Area.  The  newly  commissioned  officers  of  the  reserve  then 
review  the  Brigade,  which  is  led  by  the  First  and  Second  Regimental 
bands.  After  the  review  a  luncheon  is  held,  sponsored  by  the  local 
chapter  of  the  Reserve  Officers  Association.  All  officers  attend,  so 
they  may  become  better  acquainted  with  the  other  men  in  their  units. 
On  this  day  the  Hazelton  prize  medal  and  the  University  gold  medal 
are  awarded  to  those  basic  corps  men  showing  the  highest  proficiency 
in  Military  Drill  and  Tactics. 


PASS  IN  REVIEW 


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THE  HONOR  TABLET 


GENERAL  PARKER  AWARDING  COMMISSIONS 


Honors 


The  Hazelton  Prize  Medal 

Won  in  1929  by 
ARTHUR  C.  BASS 

The  Hazelton  Prize  Medal  was 
provided  in  1890,  to  be  awarded 
annually  to  the  best  drilled  student 
enrolled  in  Military  Science.  The 
competition  for  this  medal  is  held 
in  May  of  each  year. 

The  award  is  made  for  excellence 
in  military  appearance,  erectness  in 
carriage,  neatness  in  dress,  and  for 
excellence  in  the  execution  of  the 
school  of  the  soldier,  without  arms 
and  without  numbers. 


The  University  Gold  Medal 

Won  in  1929  by 
HAROLD  M.  SCHOENBERG 

The  University  Gold  Medal  is 
awarded  annually  by  the  Board  of 
Trustees  of  the  University.  The 
medal  is  awarded  for  military  ex- 
cellence shown  in  the  annual  com- 
petitive drill.  The  applicant  for  the 
medal  must  have  a  required  stand- 
ard of  scholarship  both  in  Military 
Science  and  in  his  other  school 
work,  and  he  must  show  a  thorough 
knowledge  of  the  other  details  as  in 
the  requirements  for  the  Hazelton 
Medal. 


The  Medals 


THE  RIFLE  TEAM 


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Fred   Humbert 


Ethel  Magnuson 


Military  Ball 


ALL  the  pomp,  precision,  and  smart  dignity 
characteristic  of  military  affairs  marked  the 
1930  Military  Ball,  held  in  the  Gym  Annex  on 
February  21.  Cadet  Col.  Fred  Humbert  with  Ethel 
Magnuson,  and  Cadet  Col.  Jack  Rose  with  Cath- 
erine Ehrler,  led  the  grand  march.  Brilliantly  pol- 
ished uniforms,  the  clank  of  spurs,  expert  maneu- 
vering, and  martial  rhythm  combined  to  make  the 
march  one  of  the  finest  ever  seen  at  a  University 


dance.  Under  a  canopy  of  red,  white,  and  blue 
streamers,  and  picturesque  panels,  the  military 
officers  and  leaders  appeared  their  finest,  arrayed 
in  shiny  leather  and  polished  brass.  Following 
the  grand  march,  all  present  clicked  their  heels 
and  came  to  attention,  a  corp  of  bugles  sounded 
and  a  fluttering  flag  rose  above  the  crowd.  The 
music  was  furnished  by  Jack  Chapman  and  his 
orchestra. 


THE  BALL 


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Jack  Rose 


Catherine  Ehrler 


1930 


THE  COMMITTEE 


Fred  Humbert. 
Jack  Rose 

E.  F.  Ream 

F.  J.  Waddell 
H.  C.  Pattison 
J.  J.  Floreth 

D.  A.  Fay 

E.  H.  Stiff     . 


W.  B.  Nichols 
P.  A.  Christensen 
E.  W.  Pride 
H.  K.  Dickinson 
M.  F.  Carlock 
J.  R.  Ramey 


THE  COMMITTEE 


Chairman 

.Assistant  Chairman 

G.  S.  Bond 
H.  L.  Haworth 
R.  W.  Farrell 
C.  H.  Luckman 
L.  R.  Bunte 
R.  C.  Hodgman 


Ramey  Bond  Haworth  Farrell  Luckman  Bunte  Hodgman 

Stiff  Nichols  Christensen  Pride  Dickinson  Carlock 

Ream  Waddell  Pattison  Humbert  Rose  Floreth  Fay 


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J.  J.  FLORETH 


E.  H.  STIFF 


Founded,  University  of  Wisconsin,    1904 


Scabbard  and  Blade 

F  Company,  First  Regiment,  Established   1909 


Honorary  Military  Fraternity 


MEMBERS  ON  STAFF 


Seventy  Companies 


Col.  C.  W.  Weeks 
Lt.  Col.  S.  D.  Smith 
Maj.  J.  A.  Sarratt 
Maj.  W.  C.  Lemen 
Maj.  W.  McCleave 
Maj.  O.  A.  Palmer 


Col.  David  Kinley 
Dean  T.  A.  Clark 
Dean  C.  M.  Thompson 
Maj.  W.  Shumway 
Capt.  M.  S.  Goldman 
Capt.  J.  J.  Dolan 


Lt.  S.  N.  Perkins 
Lt.  L.  J.  Halvorsen 
Lt.  F.  W.  Gartner 
Lt.  M.  L.  Rossiter 
Lt.  R.  E.  Lamoreux 


Lt.  J.  M.  Lewis 
Capt.  H.  F.  Kramer 
Capt.  J.  R.  Burney 
Capt.  L.  C.  Parsons 
Capt.  C.  M.  Ennis 
Capt.  P.  V.  Kellogg 


Capt.  L.  A.  Daugherty 
Lt.  E.  C.  Johnson 
Capt.  H.  E.  Featherstone 
Capt.  L.  Patterson 
Lt.  D.  W.  Griffiths 
Lt.  F.  A.  March 


MEMBERS  IN  FACULTY 


Capt.  T.  S.  Hamilton 
Capt.  F.  W.  Stubbs 
Lt.  A.  M.  Buswell 
Lt.  P.  C.  Ludolph 
Lt.  R.  D.  Rudd 


Lt.  W.  L.  Collins 
Lt.  Ray  Dvorak 
Lt.  H.  E.  Schlenz 
Lt.  W.  B.  Young 
Lt.  A.  W.  Fox 


Lt.  M.  F.  Sullivan 
Lt.  G.  S.  Price 
Lt.  F.  W.  Lee 
Lt.  W.  K.  Burgess 
Lt.  H.  Nichols 


Lt.  O.  F.  Garrett 
Lt.  W.  M.  Langsford 
Lt.  W.  A.  Nichols 
Lt.  E.  E.  Ambrosius 
Lt.  K.  E.  Corrigan 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lt.  G.  M.  Reynolds 
Lt.  R.  C.  Munnecke 
Lt.  R.  O.  Waller 
Lt.  H.  O.  Panhorst 


Lt.  M.  W.  Woodruff 
Lt.  C.  O.  Smith 
Lt.  Frank  Reed 
Lt.  C.  C.  Hobbs 


A.  P.  Bear 
J.  H.  Beaman 
L.  R.  Black 
L.  F.  Bunte 
M.  F.  Carlock 
H.  A.  Chetham 
P.  A.  Christensen 
W.  L.  Clegg 
J.  V.  Coombe 
W.  L.  Cupples 
W.  R.  Donigan 
L.  A.  Dollahan 
R.  T.  Drake 
R.  W.  Farrell 
D.  A.  Fay 
J.  J.  Floreth 
Q.  W.  Foutch 


F  Company — 1st  Regiment 


OFFICERS 

J.  J.  Floreth Captain 

E.  H.  Stiff First  Lieutenant 

F.  J.  Waddell Second  Lieutenant 

H.  L.  Ha  worth First  Sergeant 


C.  R.  Frederick 
H.  L.  Haworth 
W.  A.  Heinze 
L.  W.  Hockaday 
H.  E.  Hudson 
F.  Humbert 
W.  C.  Iseminger 
M.  C.  Johnson 
H.  H.  Jost 
J.  Journay 
N.  G.  Kingsnorth 
C.  Luckman 
J.  F.  Morgan 
W.  R.  Nelch 
W.  F.  O'Dell 
J.  J.  O'Shay 
R.  M.  Palmer 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

E.  C.  Pattison 

E.  W.  Pride 
J.  F.  Prola 
L.  G.  Ramer 
O.  E.  Robinson 

F.  J.  Rose 
W.  M.  Rose 
F.  W.  Siegel 

E.  H.  Stiff 

F.  J.  Waddell 
L.  E.  Warlow 
J.  R.  Webb 
L.  S.  Wells 
C.  W.  Wells 
W.  W.  Zitzewitz 
R.  I.  Iden 

A.  Watt 


D.  March 
S.  P.  Langhoff 
J.  E.  Asp 
H.  Wilson 
R.  G.  Larsen 
C.  O.  Miller 
R.  C.  Hodgman 
G.  L.  Duwe 
T.  B.  Waddel 
G.  F.  Knelling 

E.  F.  Smith 
W.  W.  Bland 
J.  O.  Fixmer 
R.  W.  Henderson 
C.  A.  Nelson 

R.  Roman 
C.  A.  Gerfen 


R.  S.  Johansen 
R.  E.  Bullard 
R.  P.  Brunhke 
L.  E.  Van  Epps 
E.  C.  Fairfield 
J.  R.  Ramey 

D.  H.  Herzberg 
S.  J.  Haight 
J.  E.  Lattan 
J.  A.  Harvey 
K.  L.  Mounce 
R.  N.  Du  Puis 
W.  A.  Southard 
C.  J.  Jones 
S.  Evans 

H.  R.  Dickinson 

E.  J.  Lawson 


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Phalanx 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1926 


Alpha  Morae  Established  1926 


Two  Active  Morae 


ASSOCIATE  MEMBERS 


Col.  C.  W.  Weeks 
Lt.  Col.  S.  D.  Smith 
Maj.  J.  A.  Sarratt 
Maj.  W.  McCleave 
Maj.  O.  A.  Palmer 
Maj.  W.  C.  Lemen 


Capt.  J.  R.  Burney 
Capt.  H.  Kramer 
Capt.  P.  V.  Kellogg 
Capt.  C.  M.  Innis 
Capt.  L.  A.  Daugherty 
Capt.  L.  Patterson 


Capt.  H.  E.  Featherstone 

Capt.  L.  C.  Parsons 

Lt.  F.  W.  Lee 

Lt.  F.  A.  March  III 

Lt.  J.  M.  Lewis 

Lt.  G.  S.  Price 


Lt.  M.  F.  Sullivan 
Lt.  E.  C.  Johnson 
Lt.  D.  W.  Griffiths 
Lt.  H.  Engerud 
Lt.  W.  K.  Burgess 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


H.  M.  Adams 

E.  E.  Atwood 
C.  J.  Baldwin 
R.  M.  Baldwin 
J.  C.  Behrens 

F.  E.  Boucher 

G.  L.  Bryant 
E.  C.  Clemens 
C.  A.  De  Turk 
L.  J.  Diederich 
H.  G.  Fairchild 
H.  E.  Hangs 
C.  Hansen 

C.  A.  Huebner 

D.  C.  Hunter 
A.  V.  Karman 


F.  W.  Katterjohn 

G.  P.  Kendall 
W.  N.  Knudsen 
G.  C.  Lewis 

H.  R.  Lissner 
X.  C.  Meyer 
T.  C.  Moers 

E.  J.  Mutinsky 

F.  W.  Nelson 
J.  A.  Anderson 

C.  Jorgensen 

G.  P.  Smith 
R.  M.  Scherer 
B.  C.  Sutch 
E.  Wells 

D.  C.  Wiegand 


G.  A.  Pace 
S.  K.  Pope 

A.  J.  Rack 
E.  T.  Ream 

D.  F.  Roll 

B.  C.  Seal 
R.  D.  Seidel 

E.  W.  Suppiger 
S.  G.  Weinberg 
P.  A.  Wheeler 
W.  F.  West 

C.  F.  Winters 

F.  C.  Wojtanowicz 
T.  J.  Cinak 

C.  V.  Wallrab 
M.  P.  O'Neal 


S.  E.  Nelson 

E.  C.  Norum 

V.  C.  Sekera 

E.  H.  Walter 

Z.  E.  Carlson 

E.  F.  Buckhold 

J.  L.  Long 

R.  C.  Hammersmith 

W.  R.  Reinhold 

R.  F.  Elrick 

C.  H.  German 
T.  E.  Philbin 
L.  L.  Hupe 

J.  E.  Reynolds 

D.  E.  Knoblauch 
W.  S.  Benjamin 


Kendall          Fullerton         Norum         Cinak          Fairchild          Atwood  Elrick          Behrens 

Hangs          Hammersmith          Reinhold          Nelson          Sekera          Buckholdt          Jorgensen  Moers          Wiegand          Scherer          Sutch 

Lewis          De  Turk          Pope          Carlson          Seal          Karman          Hansen          Winters          Walter  Boucher          Meyer          Baldwin          O'Neal 

Lissner          Mutinsky         Smith          Adams          Wells          Ream          Katterjohn          Seidel  Pace         Roll          Long         Walrab 


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Illini  Flying  Club 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1919 


M.  R.  Riddell 


L.  R.  Black 
G.  S.  Bond 
R.  T.  Drake 
W.  Heinze 
J.  L.  Long 

E.  A.  Lusk 

T.  W.  Mermel 
C.  O.  Miller 
H.  Olson 

F.  Quindry 

W.  M.  Ragland 


FACULTY 


C.  F.  Green 


W.  K.  Burgess 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


L.  J.  Halvorsen 
R.  W.  Henderson 
R.  C.  Hodgman 
C.  Grill 

M.  S.  Ketchum,  Jr. 
K.  M.  Snyder 
W.  J.  Unfried 
E.  W.  Vatthauer 
C.  Weber 
R.  Wild 


H.  B.  Wishart 
J.  M.  Alexander 
C.  O.  Bernard 
V.  J.  Bert 
R.  F.  Blame 
H.  A.  Chetham 
W.  M.  Floyd 
R.  G.  Larsen 
R.  L.  Locke,  Jr. 
M.  F.  Wolnick 


One  Active  Chapter 


L.  Halpenney 


A.  E.  Loomis 
R.  E.  Lowen 
W.  B.  Pings 
M.  Scull,  Jr. 
S.  R.  Sparks 

E.  W.  Buge 
L.  D.  Carlock 

F.  C.  Davis 

H.  A.  Halvorsen 
T.  F.  Newcomb 


Wild  Pings  Ragland  Carlock  Wolnick  Buge 

Locke  Loomis  Lowen  Scull  Newcomb  Floyd  Davis 

Larsen  Vatthauer  Bernard  Black  Chetham  Rose  Hodgman  Alexander 


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Pershing  Rifles 


Founded,  University  of  Nebraska,  1892 


Six  Companies 


To  promote  citizenship,  to  encourage  the  highest  ideals  of  the  military  profession,  and 
to  create  among  the  Cadets  a  closer  relationship  and  a  high  degree  of  military  ability 


Col.  C.  W.  Weeks 
Cadet  Capt.  G.  P.  Smith 


Cadet  Lt.  H.  C.  Sutch 


OFFICERS 

Cadet  Lt.  H.  L.  Haworth 


Cadet  Sergeant  H.  E.  Christian 


W.  Anderson 
J.  H.  Alexander 
J.  M.  Alexander 
M.  Alexander 
A.  C.  Bass 
G.  Berresford 
J.  T.  Berthelet 
W.  C.  Bennett 
E.  Belinger 
J.  A.  Broom 
S.  F.  Cummings 
F.  P.  Cole 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

E.  R.  Cadwell  H.  S.  Kruse 

L.  G.  Croysdale  G.  P.  Kendall 

J.  B.  Dinsmore  F.  Lovell 

K.  F.  Ecklund  M.  W.  Mueller 

R.  C.  Forsberg  J.  C.  Mitchell 

C.  W.  Henson  O.  H.  Norman 

V.  H.  Hoehn  J.  R.  Ott 

P.  L.  Jolley  L.  C.  Pickett 

W.  P.  Jones  J.  H.  Paden 

H.  F.  Kenney  R.  F.  Preston 

A.  Keszycki  F.  W.  Roberts 


H.  L.  Reynolds 

W.  R.  Reinhold 

B.  F.  Rosenblum 

T.  J.  Ruddy 

H.  K.  Ruyle 

W.  P.  Schnitz 

B.  Snyder 

H.  A.  Schwanbeck 

M.  Shiefly 

L.  Shiefly 

F.  K.  Spiecker 

M.  F.  Saiker 


Ott  Norman  Anderson  Jolley  Mueller  Pickett  Jones  Hoehn  Alexander 

Preston  Forsberg  Henson  Lovell  Kenney  Paden  Bellinger  Cummings 

Reinhold  Spiecker  Haworth  "Smith  Sutch  Robetts  Croysdale 


Broom 


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Tau  Nu  Tau 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1925 


One  Active  Chapter 


To  perfect  the  curricula  of  Army  Engineering,  and  to  bring  the 
Cadets  into  closer  contact  with  the  regular  Army  and  its  officers 


Maj.  W.  C.  Lemen 


MEMBERS  ON  STAFF 


Lt.  D.  W.  Griffiths 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


G.  W.  Barry 
N.  E.  Bibow 
K.  E.  Bisshopp 
R.  G.  Black 
R.  P.  Bruhnke 
Q.  W.  Foutch 
W.  Honsa 
W.  H.  Hunter 
W.  C.  Iseminger 
M.  C.  Johnsen 
A.  V.  Karman 
V.  D.  Malone 
J.  F.  Morgan 


C.  A.  Nelson 
W.  R.  Nelsch 
H.  O.  Panhorst 
S.  N.  Perkins 
R.  Roman 
A.  E.  Schubert 
H.  J.  Tebow 
C.  V.  Walrab 
S.  G.  Weinberg 
L.  W.  Winget 
W.  J.  W.  Winter 
F.  C.  Wojtanowicz 
C.  O.  Smith 


M.  F.  Carlock 
A.  P.  Bear 
H.  L.  Haworth 
H.  E.  Hudson 
R.  D.  Seidel 
W.  S.  B.  Benjamin 
D.  J.  Brumley 
S.  E.  Carlson 

0.  C.  Craft 
J.  R.  Curtis 
W.  A.  De  Van 

1.  F.  Gerdel 
C.  H.  German 


R.  S.  Johansen 
D.  E.  Knoblauch 
A.  L.  Logan 
W.  Mathews 

D.  G.  Parkhurst 
T.  E.  Philbin 
W.  R.  Reinhold 
L.  H.  Shirley 
W.  R.  Smith 

J.  C.  Behrens 

E.  W.  Wells 
S.  E.  Nelson 

J.  W.  Brentlinger 


Black    Nelsch    Barry    Carlock 

Mathews      German     Knoblauch    Johansen     Benjamin    De  Van    Gerdel     S.  E.  Nelson  Brumley     Reinhold     Philbin     Shirley     Curtis 

Bruhnke    W.  R.  Smith     Carlson     Roman     C.  A.  Nelson    Bear    Seidel     Hunter    Schubert  Karman    Morgan    Leaf    Brentlinger    Grennan 

Shapiro    Wells    Tebow    Wojtanowicz    Malone    Johnsen    Maj.  Lemen    Lt.  Griffiths    Haworth  Traub    Winget    Behrens    Hudson    Walrab    Weinberg 


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Lt.  Col.  S.  D.  Smith 


A.  H.  Braunsdorff 
R.  S.  Buchanan 
W.  L.  Cupples 
L.  A.  Dollahan 
H.  G.  Fairchild 

D.  A.  Fay 

N.  G.  Kingsnorth 
G.  D.  Matthews 

E.  W.  Pride 
L.  G.  Ramer 
A.  F.  Rus 


Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma 

FACULTY 

Capt.  L.  C.  Parsons  Lt.  H.  Engerud 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

J.  S.  Clark  W.  L.  Taylor  C.  H.  Lanham 

M.  W.  Woodruff  F.  S.  Cooper  J.  G.  Lattan 

H.  S.  Lacey  R.  J.  Cope  D.  B.  Lawrence 

H.  A.  Dodge  E.  H.  Ehler  M.  G.  McCrory 

S.  J.  Haight  E.  C.  Fairfield  T.  Maguire 

C.  H.  Huebner  M.  R.  Fuller  R.  S.  Mason 

I.  A.  Rockman  J.  A.  Harvey  T.  W.  Mermel 

R.  J.  Orner  D.  H.  Herzberg  H.  G.  Paine 

A.  E.  Abel  E.  W.  Horning  E.  J.  Pouzar 

R.  C.  Bond  C.  W.  Thomas  J.  R.  Ramey 

E.  R.  Schwann  E.  T.  Schwendemann  J.  R.  Webb 


Lt.  P.  C.  Ludolf 


E.  J.  Raushenberger 
H.  Reich 
J.  E.  Reynolds 
E.  A.  Schultz 
W.  D.  Shannon 
J.  L.  Swarner 
W.  P.  Burgland 
O.  H.  Kominky 
J.  D.  Hutchinson 
D.  D.  Porter 
L.  S.  Wells 


Lt.  Col.  S.  D.  Smith 
Maj.  O.  A.  Palmer 

F.  Humbert 
H.  C.  Pattison 

G.  L.  Duwe 

F.  J.  Waddell 

G.  F.  Kelling 
E.  J.  Lawson 
S.  M.  Stone 
E.  J.  Smith 
W.  W.  Bland 
J.  O.  Campbell 
P.  C.  Livingston 
R.  C.  Parmelee 
W.  W.  Zitzewitz 
G.  R.  Dinsmore 
L.  W.  Hockaday 
E.  B.  Collins 

A.  C.  Allen 
E.  L.  Reiter 


Cavalry  Officers'  Club 

FACULTY 

Capt.  L.  Patterson  Lt.  E.  C.  Johnston 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

J.  P.  Fixmer  R.  O.  Bone  G  A.  Doole 

W.  C.  Lane  J.  C.  Scully  W.  L.  Dooley 

E.  W.  Comings  W.  H.  Crook  J.  W.  Durant 
G.  E.  Lucas  E.  V.  Brown  H.  S.  Fantus 
W.  L.  Stewart  R.  L.  Moore  D.  H.  Fulton 

F.  R.  Grant  A.  W.  Borchers  T.  B.  Godfrey 
H.  W.  Cole  J.  H.  Allen  L.  D.  Graham 
H.  E.  Waite  R.  H.  Anderson  A.  W.  Hagstrom 
W.  E.  Fleming  C.  W.  Arford  S,  X.  Hartman 
H.  Kuttner  L.  E.  Becker  R.  W.  Henderson 
L.  V.  Finder  B.  L.  Blatt  C.  H.  Johannsen 
T.  A.  Rathje  C.  E.  Brebner  J.  W.  Karaker 

F.  W.  Seigel  M.  J.  Bruedigam  J.  G.  Kuebler 

F.  McGary  W.  G.  Budinger  H.  C.  Lane 

R.  L.  Johnson  H.  Caldwell  R.  C.  McCammon 

M.  K.  Miller  B.  A.  Cox  E.  H.  May 

L.  E.  Hatch  G.  G.  Daubek  J.  W.  Mohler 


Lt.  M.  F.  Sullivan 
Capt.  H.  E.  Featherstone 

L.  Muir 
R.  W.  Otto 
R.  A.  Perkins 
A.  M.  Phelps 
J.  W.  Rogier 
C.  F.  Row 
S.  Russel 
W.  C.  Russell 
W.  W.  Siebert 
J.  A.  Spear 

E.  R.  Stege 

F.  A.  Stephens 
C.  J.  Svilow 

C.  N.  Swanson 

D.  V.  Wachsman 
T.  B.  Waddell 

E.  H.  Walter 
J.  F.  Warren 


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Caisson  Club 


Maj.  W.  McCleave 


H.  M.  Adams 
J.  R.  Alexander 
G.  L.  Anderson 
G.  E.  Baird 
C.  J.  Baldwin 
J.  O.  Baldwin 
G.  C.  Bulkely 
F.  E.  Boucher 
P.  A.  Christensen 
W.  L.  Clegg 
J.  V.  Coombe 
C.  A.  De  Turk 
R.  U.  Dodge 
W.  R.  Donigan 
C.  R.  Frederick 
H.  W.  Gualrapp 
C.  A.  Hill 


Maj.  J.  A.  Sarratt 


R.  Baldwin 
J.  H.  Beaman 
L.  F.  Bunte 
B.  R.  Davis 
H.  K.  Dickinson 
R.  Du  Puis 
G.  A.Eldred 
R.  W.  Farrell 
J.  D.  Flanders 
J.  J.  Floreth 
W.  D.  Foltz 
A.  H.  Franck 
W.  W.  Fullerton 
P.  R.  Grunder 


FACULTY 

Capt.  L.  A.  Daugherty  Lt.  J.  M.  Lewis  Lt.  G.  S.  Price 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


J.  F.  Hudson 
R.  J.  Iden 
H.  H.  Jost 
R.  McDaniels 
G.  E.  Miller 
T.  C.  Moers 
W.  F.  O'Dell 
J.  J.  O'Shea 
R.  M.  Palmer 
S.  K.  Pope 
F.  Premuda 
E.  F.  Ream 

E.  T.  Reeder 

F.  W.  Siebold 
V.  C.  Sekera 
F.  A.  Shinn 

R.  K.  Snethen 


F.  W.  Stark 
J.  C.  Stauffer 
E.  H.  Stiff 

L.  A.  Watt 
W.  F.  West 
H.  E.  Wilson 
W.  W.  Adair 
J.  A.  Anderson 
J.  E.  Asp 

G.  A.  Baldwin 
A.  J.  T.  Bennett 
A.  M.  Bitzer 

H.  E.  Bonham 
P.  R.  Bruns 
E.  F.  Buckhaldt 
L.  Burdzeus 


D.  S.  Charlton 
T.  J.  Cinak 

L.  F.  Concklin 
C.  A.  Davidson 
M.  E.  Denekas 
J.  F.  Diver 
R.  S.  Ellifrit 
R.  F.  Elrick 

E.  R.  Faust 
C.  A.  Frazer 
C.  W.  Gansz 
R.  Gellerman 
G.  C.  Gilmore 

F.  G.  Gimlin 

G.  Goldstein 
J.  L.  Haefele 


Lt.  F.  W.  Lee 


O.  R.  Hills 
H.  V.  Johnson 
G.  W.  Johnston 

C.  J.  Jorgensen 
A.  S.  Kolm 

G.  Kriviskey 
M.  T.  Kuhl 
S.  P.  Langhoff 
W.  H.  Lawrence 

D.  March 

J.  W.  McElroy 

C.  A.  Minot 
J.  F.  Mowat 
L.  H.  Mumm 
W.  N.  Neff 

D.  F.  Nichols 
T.  R.  Parker 


Lt.  F.  A.  March  III 


A.  G.  Pease 
W.  G.  Peters 
C.  G.  Petty 

F.  L.  Reisner 
S.  H.  Ross 

E.  N.  Rubel 
J.  S.  Seten 
O.  B.  Smith 

G.  E.  Springer 
A.  F.  Straub 

R.  T.  Sutherland 
N.  S.  Weber 
S.  E.  Wilhite 

F.  M.  Wilkens 
F.  J.  Worden 
A.  A.  Yoder 
R.  G.  Zimmer 


Infantry  Officers'  Club 

FACULTY 

Capt.  H.  F.  Kramer        Capt.  P.  V.  Kellogg        Capt.  J.  R.  Burney  Capt.  C.  M.  Innis 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


C.  Hansen 

B.  F.  Harris 

A.  A.  Hutler 
F.  Johnston 
J.  Journay 

F.  W.  Katterjohn 

G.  P.  Kendall 
W.  N.  Knudson 

E.  E.  Liese 
P.  H.  Lohss 

C.  I.  Luckman 
M.  M.  Mandel 

B.  C.  Mayberry 

F.  W.  Merker 


I.  E.  Missner 

E.  Mutinsky 
R.  W.  Nelson 
J.  O'Neal 

M.  Pond 
J.  F.  Prola 
I.  B.  Richter 

F.  W.  Roberts 
O.  F.  Robinson 
H.  R.  Rosenzweig 
H.  Oppenheim 

S.  B.  Saylor 
R.  Baldwin 
A.  Schneider 


S.  B.  Shapiro 

E.  B.  Smiley 
H.  M.  Sobel 

F.  K.  Spiecker 

B.  C.  Seal 
L.  Warren 

L.  E.  Warlow 

C.  W.  Wells 

A.  M.  Wharfield 
P.  A.  Wheeler 

G.  U.  Zintel 
X.  C.  Meyer 

D.  C.  Bennett 

B.  C.  Sutch 


S.  R.  Black 
W.  M.  Blatt 
J.  A.  Brunner 
K.  T.  Brusa 
W.  S.  Carver 
C.  F.  Coleman 
M.  D.  Comstock 
J.  B.  Dinsmore 
J.  S.  Drake 
P.  Evans 
S.  Evans 
M.  G.  Gibbs 
C.  J.  Jones 
H.  D.  Hayes 


P.  E.  Vaupel 

E.  B.  Keeley 

F.  J.  Lindsten 

I.  R.  Mandelson 
W.  Morrison 
H.  P.  Nelson 
W.  M.  Petefish 
H.  C.  Poyer 
S.  J.  Ron 
H.  C.  Roy 
C.  L.  Snyder 
A.  B.  Solomon 
W.  A.  Southard 


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Have  you  ever  heard  of  the  honor  man  foe 

Who  yearns  for  the  Knowledge  of  How  one 
can  Know? 

Scorning  his  tribe 
He  goes  to  the  libe 

The  lantern  of  Learning  he  brings. 
Each  day  doth  he  go — 
It's  habit,  you  know, 

And  habits  are  wonderful  things. 

Get  into  the  habit  of  boosting.    You'll  find 
The  Loyalty  habit  the  best  of  its  kind. 


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HONORS 


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Beta  Gamma  Sigma 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1913 


Twenty-six  Active  Chapters 


To  encourage  and  reward  scholarship  and  accomplishment  along  the  lines  of  business  ac- 
tivity among  students  and  graduates  of  colleges  of  commerce  and  business  administration 


FACULTY 


David  Kinley,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
A.  C.  Littleton,  A.M.,  C.P.A. 
Frederic  A.  Russell,  Ph.D. 
Paul  D.  Converse,  A.M. 
Paul  M.  Green,  M.S. 


Edward  J.  Filbey,  Ph.D.,  C.P.A. 
Essel  R.  Dillavou,  Ph.D. 
Horace  M.  Gray,  Ph.D. 
Arthur  G.  Anderson,  M.S.,  C.E. 


Laurence  E.  Kline,  B.S. 
Maurice  H.  Robinson,  Ph.D. 
Nathan  A.  Weston,  Ph.D. 
Charles  L.  Stewart,  Ph.D. 


Charles  M.  Thompson,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
Simon  Litman,  Dr.  of  Jur.  Pub. 
Hiram  T.  Scovill,  A.B.,  C.P.A. 
Charles  F.  Schlatter,  M.S.,  C.P.A. 
V.  L.  Krannert,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Jacob  C.  Beemster 
Paul  F.  Johnson 
Gaze  E.  Lukas 
Rexford  C.  Parmelee 


George  H.  Gustat 
James  D.  Knapp 
Phillip  E.  Mann 
Elden  P.  Priebe 


Ervin  Hadley 
James  D.  Knox 
Robert  W.  Mayer 
David  M.  Van  Doren 


Olaf  U.  Hoy 
Robert  E.  Lee 
Chester  O.  Miller 


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Van  Doren  Johnson 

Filbey  Mann  Lee 


Scovill  Knapp  Hadley  Lukas  Hoy 

Beemster  Knox  Gustat  Littleton  Priebe 


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Founded,  Lehigh  University,  1885 


Tau  Beta  Pi 


Alpha  Chapter  Established  1897 


Fifty-seven  Active  Chapters 


To  mark  in  a  fitting  manner  those  engineers  ivho  have  conferred  honor  upon  their  Alma 
Mater  by  a  high  grade  of  scholarship  as  undergraduates  or  by  their  attainments  as  alumni 


N.  J.  Alleman,  M.S. 

H.  E.  Babbitt,  M.S. 

A.  E.  Badger,  M.S. 

N.  H.  Barnard,  B.S. 

M.  Brooks,  Ph.B.,  M.E. 

A.  C.  Callen,  E.M,  M.S. 

Hardy  Cross,  A.B.,  B.S.,  M.C.E. 

T.  J.  Dolan,  B.S. 

J.  J.  Doland,  B.S.,  C.E. 

M.  L.  Enger,  M.S.,  C.E. 

N.  E.  Ensign,  A.B.,  B.S. 

W.  N.  Espy,  M.S. 

M.  K.  Fahnestock,  B.S. 

R.  E.  Gould,  M.S. 

C.  W.  Ham,  M.E. 


H.  W.  Brinkman 
J.  W.  DeWolf 
D.  H.  Murphy 
S.  R.  Jordan 
W.  H.  Formhals 
H.  R.  Johnston 
D.  G.  Bennett 
G.  F.  Drake 
C.  E.  O'Donnell 


R.  P.  Hoelscher,  M.S.,  C.E. 

W.  C.  Huntington,  M.S.,  C.E. 

V.  P.  Jensen,  B.S. 

H.  H.  Jordan,  B.S. 

A.  Jorgensen,  M.S.,  E.M. 

M.  S.  Ketchum,  D.Sc,  C.E. 

E.  E.  King,  A.B.,  M.C.E. 

C.  T.  Knipp,  Ph.D. 

A.  P.  Kratz,  M.S. 

R.  F.  Larson,  B.S. 

O.  A.  Leutwiler,  B.S.,  M.E. 

M.  F.  Lindeman,  B.S. 

J.  G.  Lowther,  B.S. 

A.  J.  Monack,  M.S. 


FACULTY 

H.  F.  Moore,  M.E.,  M.M.E. 

R.  B.  B.  Moorman,  B.S. 

N.  D.  Morgan,  M.S..  C.E. 

E.  B.  Paine,  M.S.,  E.E. 

G.  W.  Pickels,  B.C.E.,  C.E. 

J.  A.  Poison,  M.E. 

L.  H.  Provine,  M.S.,  A.E. 

E.  A.  Reid,  M.S.,  E.E. 

F.  E.  Richart,  M.A.,  C.E. 
H.  E.  Schlenz,  M.S. 

E.  C.  Schmidt,  M.E. 

F.  B.  Seely,  M.S. 
C.  E.  Skroder,  M.S. 
C.  M.  Smith,  M.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

A.  E.  Schubert  O.  W.  Nelson 

W.  V.  Reed  H.  H.  Hartong 

E.  V.  Bergstrom  D.  R.  Laidig 

R.  C.  Oeler  D.  L.  Levine 

S.  Bernstein  W.  C.  Schulte 

G.  W.  Kessler  B.  L.  Wellman 

C.  Gentilini  F.  S.  Brown 

A.  R.  Barton  B.  Murphy 


D.Sc.      H.  J.  Stoever,  B.S. 

E.  W.  Suppiger,  B.S. 

A.  N.  Talbot,  C.E.,  D.Sc,  D.Eng. 

H.  R.  Thomas,  C.E.,  M.S. 

C.  L.  Thompson,  B.S. 

J.  Vawter,  B.S.,  C.E. 

E.  H.  Waldo,  M.S.,  M.E.,  E.E. 

H.  M.  Westergaard,  Ph.D.,  D.Eng. 

H.  L.  White,  B.S. 

J.  M.  White,  B.S. 

C.  C.  Wiley,  B.S.,  C.E. 

A.  C.  Willard,  B.S. 

W.  M.  Wilson,  M.M.E.,  C.E. 

A.  L.  Young,  M.S. 

E.  G.  Young,  M.S.,  M.E. 


E.  A.  Dubin 
R.  C.  Webeck 
C.  J.  Scheve 
T.  L.  Bowes 

B.  G.  Johnston 

C.  Y.  McCown 
W.  T.  Cooper 
W.  P.  Burglund 
E.  Danner 


D.  Murphy 


Scheve  Johnston  Reed  Cooper  B.  Murphy  Bowes 

Brown  Gentilini  O'Donnell  Schubert  Jordan  Levine  Brinkman 

Barton  DeWolf  Oeler  Drake  Formhals  Webeck  Kessler 


Schulte 


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19  3  1 


L  L  I 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1915 


Pi  Tau  Sigma 


One  Active  Chapter 


To  foster  the  high  ideals  of  the  mechanical  engineering  profession 


J.  A.  Poison,  M.E. 
O.  A.  Leutwiler.  M.E. 


FACULTY 

W.  N.  Espy,  M.E.  C.  W.  Ham,  M.E. 


A.  C.  Willard,  M.E. 
H.  J.  Maclntire,  M.E. 


N.  J.  Alleman 


GRADUATES 

R.  E.  Gould  M.  K.  Fahnstock 


H.  J.  Stoever 


W.  A.  Heinze 
H.  H.  Hottes 
G.  Mackey 
R.  Roman 
B.  L.  Wellman 


J.  R.  Alexander 
G.  W.  Kessler 
C.  Y.  McCown 
J.  J.  Floreth 


Seniors 


E.  A.  Luscombe 
A.  R.  Barton 
O.  W.  Nelson 
R.  C.  Oeler 


J.  F.  Schroeder 
V.  D.  Pulliam 
W.  S.  Harris 
A.  E.  Schubert 


L.  Corso 
S.  F.  Ehman 


F.  K.  Eklund 


\uniors 


C.  M.  Gardiner 


R.  P.  Honold 


Alexander 
Schroeder  Hottes 


Schubert 
Wellman 


Harris  Eklund  Heinze  Floreth  Roman 

Kessler  Pulliam  Corso  Mackey  Barton  Luscombe 


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Founded,  Syracuse  University,  1914 


Pi  Mu  Epsilon 

Established,  University  of  Illinois,  1924 


To  promote  scholarship  in  mathematics 


ASSOCIATE  MEMBERS 


R.  D.  Carmichael 
A.  Emch 
H.  R.  Brahana 
L.  L.  Steimley 


E.  Amelotti 
Elizabeth  Cooper 
M.  W.  Dejonge 
Frances  Harshbarger 
Eleanor  Kingsley 
L.  M.  Reagan 
Mildred  Taylor 


Helen  Stull 
K.  E.  Bisshopp 
S.  R.  Jordan 


Elsie  F.  Zelle 


E.  J.  Townsend 
J.  B.  Shaw 
H.  Levy 
D.  G.  Bourgin 


M.  T.  Bird 
H.  D.  Cogan 
G.  L.  Edgett 
L.  O.  Hubbard 
R.  E.  Meints 
D.  T.  Sigley 
G.  E.  Moore 


A.  B.  Coble 
A.  R.  Crathorne 
C.  F.  Green 
G.  A.  Miller 


GRADUATES 


L.  T.  Bourland 
Florence  Catherwood 
A.  T.  Blomquist 
C.  E.  Ireland 
R.  E.  Norris 
G.  W.  Starcher 
P.  K.  Smith 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


P.  B.  Evans 
Dorothy  Footitt 
J.  K.  Knipp 


Seniors 


Junior 


H.  E.  Crull 
G.  F.  Drake 
S.  Bernstein 


Sixteen  Active  Chapters 


E.  B.  Lytle 
H.  W.  Bailey 

F.  C.  Ogg 


L.  Bristow 
P.  Cramer 
J.  J.  Gibbons 
Rose  M.  Kersey 
E.  R.  Ott 
Frances  Wolever 
C.  W.  Strom 


C.  Gentilini 

C.  E.  O'Donnell 


Footitt 


Bourgin 

Bisshopp 

Crull                      Ott 

Bird 

land 

Sigley 

Cramer                      Dejonge 

Edgett 

Kersey 

Catherwood 

Harshbarger 

Wolever 

Stull 


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L  L  I 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1899 


Phi  Lambda  Upsilon 


To  promote  high  scholarship  and  original  investiga- 
tion in  all  branches  of  pure  and  applied  chemistry 


Twenty-eight  Active  Chapters 


FACULTY 


Roger  Adams,  Ph.D. 
George  L.  Clark,  Ph.D. 
Harry  S.  Grindley,  D.Sc. 
Norman  W.  Krase,  Ph.D. 
Williams  B.  Nevens,  Ph.D. 
John  H.  Reedy,  Ph.D. 
G.  Frederick  Smith,  Ph.D. 
Laurence  L.  Quill,  Ph.D. 


Louis  F.  Audrieth,  Ph.D. 
Michael  J.  Copley,  Ph.D. 
B.  Smith  Hopkins,  Ph.D.,  B.Sc. 
Justa  M.  Lindgren,  A.M. 
William  A.  Noyes,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
Worth  H.  Rodebush,  Ph.D. 
Louie  H.  Smith,  Ph.D. 
Leonard  F.  Yntema,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 


John  C.  Bailar,  Ph.D. 
Duane  T.  Englis,  Ph.D. 
Frank  C.  Howard,  M.S. 
Carl  S.  Marvel,  Ph.D. 
Samuel  W.  Parr,  Ph.D. 
William  C.  Rose,  Ph.D. 
Wendell  M.  Stanley,  Ph.D. 
V.  DuVigneaud,  Ph.D. 


Arthur  M.  Buswell,  Ph.D. 
Reynold  C.  Fuson,  Ph.D. 
Donald  B.  Keyes,  Ph.D. 
Harold  H.  Mitchell,  Ph.D. 
Thomas  E.  Phipps,  Ph.D. 
Ralph  L.  Shriner,  Ph.D. 
Sherlock  Swann,  Ph.D. 


Robert  W.  Ball 
Louis  H.  Bock 
Francis  M.  Clark 
Horace  B.  Gillespie 
Milton  Gallagher 
S.  M.  Jackson 
William  H.  Mackey 
Sidney  L.  Neave 
Donald  D.  Peirce 
Carl  E.  Schilz 
Howard  A.  Smith 
S.  M.  Troxel 
Eugene  H.  Woodruff 


GRADUATE 

Chester  W.  Bennett 
Clair  S.  Boruff 
Donald  W.  Davis 
Orville  E.  Goehler 
William  F.  Henry 
Earl  H.  Johnson 
A.  H.  Macmillan 
William  A.  Nichols 
Orin  W.  Rees 
Pierce  W.  Selwood 
Avery  H.  Stearns 
Julius  White 
John  C.  Zimmer 


STUDENTS 

Herbert  Berg 
Rodger  H.  Bray 
Henry  G.  Dawson 
John  B.  Goodman 
Judson  H.  Holloway 
T.  Y.  Kao 
Robert  Maxwell 
Irving  L.  Ozanne 
Leslie  J.  Roll 
Everett  J.  Shaw 
Roger  S.  Sweet 
Wallace  Windus 
Donald  Coffman 


Al.  T.  Blomquist 
Eugene  Browning 
F.  A.  Dykins 
Harry  Greengard 
Gordon  Hughes 
Walter  Klabunde 
Ralph  E.  Meints 
Edmund  L.  Pearson 
Swanie  S.  Rossander 
P.  R.  Shildneck 
George  E.  Symons 
Harold  W.  Woodrow 


E.  W.  Comings 
Birtill  A.  Lloyd 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


E.  R.  Gilliland 
G.  L.  Nimmo 


Charles  M.  Hull 
David  Porter 


Junior 
John  Bertetti 


Sidney  Kuykendall 
M.  G.  VanCampen 


Phipps               Keyes               Selwood                Dykins               DuVigneaud  Ball 

Coffman                 Bennett                Bock                 H.  A.  Smith  Ozanne 

Porter                Clark                Rossander                Windus           .     Jackson  Woodruff 

Comings                Kuykendall                Lloyd                Bertetti                Gilliland  Henry 

VanCampen                Hull                Browning                Roll  Davis 


Peirce  Meints  Englis 

Marvel  G.  F.  Smith 

Lundquist  Audrieth 

Bailar  Quill  Berg 

Nimmo  Stearns 


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L  I 


Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Founded.  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


Sixteen  Active  Chapters 


o 


To  promote  a  higher  standard  of  learning  and  to  encourage  high  scholastic 
attainment  among  the  freshman  men  in  our  institutions  of  higher  learning 


Dean  Thomas  A.  Clark 
Dean  Kendric  C.  Babcock 


FACULTY 


Dean  Charles  M.  Thompson 
Dean  Arthur  H.  Daniels 


Dean  Albert  J.  Harno 
Dean  Fred  H.  Turner 


Dean  G.  Herbert  Smith 
Dean  George  B.  Elliott 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Philip  A.  Anderson 
Irwin  H.  Baker 
David  M.  Baldwin 
Alfred  P.  Bay 
Earl  R.  Benedict 
Robert  A.  Blakeney 
Milton  H.  Blosten 
Charles  H.  Bumstead 
George  Coldewey 
John  G.  Coleman 
Robert  H.  Crowe 
Charles  A.  Davis 
Edwin  H.  Daubs 
Richard  J.  Duffin 
Charles  L.  Emrich 
William  J.  Eovaldi 
William  R.  Fickett 
David  G.  Fithian 
Harry  L.  Frese 
George  A.  Fruit 
Carl  F.  Gale 
Donald  Garretson 


Thomas  W.  Gill 
Robert  Handschin 
Theodore  Helmreich 
Elston  D.  Herron 
John  D.  Holder 
Robert  A.  Hollands 
Clarence  Holoffe 
Paul  T.  Hofhenke 
Donald  C.  Isted 
Charles  A.  Jackson 
William  P.  Jones 
John  P.  Jurkanin 
Donald  M.  Kammert 
Lawrence  V.  Kanter 
Irvin  A.  Kaufman 
Robert  T.  Kay 
William  H.  Kistler 
Richard  B.  Kitch 
Myron  L.  Kohn 
Harvey  W.  Kring 
Charles  U.  Kring 
Paul  C.  Lambert 


Richard  K.  Law 
Paul  W.  Leppla 
Glen  E.  Lightholder 
Robert  A.  Linberg 
Mark  D.  Littler 
Melvin  O.  Lundahl 
Robert  MacClinchie 
Frederick  W.  Mast 
James  R.  McPherson 
Bernard  I.  Moretsky 
William  Motel 
Arthur  T.  Mosher 
Fred  A.  Painter 
Robert  W.  Pashby 
James  C.  Pettee 
Dorn  L.  Pettit 
Stanley  H.  Pierce 
Wilbur  B.  Pings 
Merton  H.  Rapp 
Frank  Renwick 
Harold  Reynolds 
Joseph  N.  Rodeheaver 


William  Rice 
David  Rosenbloom 
Robert  N.  Rutherford 
John  J.  Sand 
Edward  I.  Serlin 
Charles  H.  Shattuck 
Frank  J.  Shepherd 
Loch  Shumaker 
Benjamin  Silberberg 
Lawrence  H.  Simerl 
Danely  Slaughter 
Edgar  B.  Smiley 
Kenneth  H.  Smith 
Herbert  J.  Sterrenberg 
Pliney  O.  Tawney 
Kenneth  L.  Telleen 
Lewis  V.  Trabert 
Arthur  G.  Wagner 
Harrison  Walther 
James  F.  Whisenand 
Harold  H.  Wich 
John  P.  Wollstadt 


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19  3' 


Founded,  William  and  Mary  College,  1776 


Phi  Beta  Kappa 

One  Hundred  and  Six  Active  Chapters 


Gamma  of  Illinois  Established  1907 


mum 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Ruth  A.  Abrahamson 
Myron  E.  Baker 
Robert  D.  Baird 
Kathryn  A.  Burrows 


Juniors  elected  in  March,  1929 


Karl  Christ  Dod 
Luther  Dearborn 
Bernard  A.  Friedman 
Wm.  E.  Gobble 


Anna  L.  Jackman 
Sylvia  M.  Katz 
Alberta  F.  Lewis 
Wm.  K.  Maxwell,  Jr. 


Earl  C.  Smith 
Janice  M.  Smith 
George  Taubeneck 


Dicie  Anne  Moore 
Harry  Edw.  Crull 
Susan  Deuel 


Seniors  elected  in  October,  1930 


Ray  M.  Foreman 
Frank  J.  Lansing 


Julia  A.  Lipow 
Georgine  B.  McDonald 


Henry  W.  Meers 
Mary  S.  Wood 
Winifred  E.  Jones 


Seniors  elected  in  March,  1930 


Mary  A.  Eads 
Lee  M.  Hester- 
Julia  C.  Stevens 
Wm.  H.  Maxant 
Josephine  B.  McCormick 
Julian  K.  Knipp 
Elizabeth  A.  Windsor 


Mary  E.  Paul 
Faye  Cohen 
Beatrice  C.  Bedard 
C.  J.  Palmer 
Russell  R.  Reno 
Ines  E.  Clayton 


Mary  McMahon 
J.  A.  Pianfetti 
May  E.  Richards 
Helen  L.  Refiner 
Eve  M.  McClain 
Louisan  E.  Mamer 


Dorothy  Duckies 
Joe  Marion  Parker 
Margaret  Kertes 
Sylvia  R.  Ganansky 
George  E.  Gilman 
Adrienne  M.  Edelstein 


Martha  E.  Righter 
Dewey  B.  Stuit 
Donald  P.  Morris 
Pearl  V.  Meyer 


Juniors  elected  in  March,  1930 


Hugh  J.  Graham,  Jr. 
Rose  E.  Freidlin 
Paul  O.  Ritcher 
John  Clark 


Richard  B.  Ainsworth 
Robert  T.  DuPuis 
John  R.  Schultz 
Raymond  C.  Rugen 


Robert  T.  Inner 
Ednamae  McClelland 
Mary  Anne  Carson 
Fay  K.  Lux 


■    J  III    } 


THE  CONFERENCE  MEDAL 


The  Conference  Medal 


ROBERT  "BO"  ORLOVICH  was  the  1929 
winner  of  the  conference  medal  for  athletic 
and  scholastic  proficiency,  which  was  awarded 
last  June.  Orlovich  was  a  reliable  point  getter 
for  Coach  Harry  Gill  for  three  years,  running 
the  distances.  "Bo"  was  a  member  of  the 
famous  Illinois  four-mile  relay  team,  which 
swept  everything  before  it.  For  the  second  time, 
in  as  many  years,  the  winner  of  the  medal  has 
been  a  member  of  Phi  Beta  Kappa. 


BO  ORLOVICH 


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EACH  year  the  University  of  Illinois  rewards  the  mem- 
bers of  the  graduating  class,  who,  during  their  junior 
and  senior  years,  have  sustained  excellence  in  scholar- 


ship, by  casting  their  names  on  a  bronze  tablet  which  is 
placed  in  the  Administration  Building.  The  following 
were  honored  in  1929: 


PHYLLIS  MARIAN  ALEXANDER 
MARION  ELIZABETH  BAKER 
MAURINE  WILMA  BAKER 
MARTIN  BUCK 
FRED  GERALD  CAMPBELL 
MASON  JOHN  CLARKE 
RALPH  ALEXANDER  CONNOR 
LIVA  MORGAN  CRAFT 
ELLIS  DANNER 
MABEL  DEERE 
THOMAS  JAMES  DOLAN 
MILES  WILLIAM  DUNNINGTON 


FRED  ALEXANDER  DYKINS 
SARAH  GINSBERG 
ROBERT  ZACHARIAH  HICKMAN 
LINUS  OTTO  HUBBARD 
HELEN  WOODS  JACKSON 
VERNON  PETER  JENSEN 
JACOB  KAROL 
BERTHA  EMILY  LAUE 
EARL  SMITH  LEIMBACHER 
GRACE  ELIZABETH  LOCKHART 
JOHN  HENRY  MANLEY 


EMILY  KATHLEEN  MARTIN 
MARIAN  HELEN  MARTIN 
JOHN  FRANCIS  MILLER 
MELVIN  HAYES  MITCHELL 
EDWARD  MARTIN  MUELLER 
JAMES  JOSEPH  MULLEN 
MARGARET  JULIA  ROY 
SAMUEL  WALDO  SPECTHRIE 
NORMAN  ALLEN  WATSON 
ANNA  MARGARET  WEATHERFORD 
WILLIAM  LLEWELYN  WILLIAMS       - 


Each  year  two  civil  engineering  seniors  who  have 
maintained  all-around  excellency  are  awarded  the  Pro- 
fessor Ira  O.  Baker  Prize  of  $75  and  $25  for  first  and 


second  places  respectively,  and  their  names  are  cast  on  a 
bronze  tablet.  The  1929  winners  were  Vernon  P.  Jen- 
sen, first,  and  Jacob  Karol,  second. 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1924 


Alpha  Lambda  Delta 


Five  Active  Chapters 


To    encourage   and    reward   high    scholarship    among   the 
women  of  the  freshman  classes  at  the  University  of  Illinois 


Maria  Leonard,  A.M. 


FACULTY 


Ruth  M.  Caldwell,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Jeannette  Hills 
Jullianna  Korth 
Dorothy  McClintock 
Margaret  Parker 
Edna  Reese 
Elizabeth  Rusk 
Marie  Stratton 
Mary  Virginia  Wright 
Dorothy  Armour 
Dorothy  Case 
Helene  Foellinger 
Maude  Goodenough 
Florence  Bearsh 


Glenita  Hobbs 
Hazel  Knuth 
Margaret  Mercer 
Helen  Pesci 
Helen  Reynolds 
Margaret  Sattley 
Frances  Tarpley 
Joyce  Zimmerman 
Sina  Bevis 
Elizabeth  Daily 
Marjorie  Freeman 
Elizabeth  Gore 
Harriet  Deere 


Roberta  Jackson 
Florence  Leibovitz 
Naomi  Meyer 
Frances  Pierce 
Mary  Robbins 
Frederica  Schrumpf 
Louise  Tavs 
Margaret  Clem 
Eloise  Bonnet 
Marjorie  Finn 
Dorothy  Gard 
Gwendolyn  Hall 
Bernice  Lapin 


Anne  Jones 
Elizabeth  Lotz 
Josephine  M.  Nelson 
Rilla  Ortgiesen 
Kathryn  Boekenhoff 
Jane  Smith 
Dorothy  Whyte 
Marcelline  Gougler 
Louise  Cameron 
Linda  Fitz-Gerald 
Ruth  Gardner 
Mathilde  Helfrich 
Terlan  Paul 


Hills  Stratton  Robbins  Pierce  Dean  Leonard  Dean  Caldwell  Boekenhoff  Gardner 

Nelson  Paul  Zimmerman  Rusk  Foellinger  Meyer  Freeman  Goodenough 

Bearsh  Cameron  Jones  Clem  Deere  Lapin  Pesci  Helfrich  Lotz 

Karth  Mercer  Bonnet  Gore  Fitz-Gerald  Finn  Schrumpf  Bevis 


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SKULL  and  Crescent  fraternity  awards  a  cup  at  the  be- 
ginning of  each  semester  to  the  national  social  fra- 
ternity having  the  highest  scholastic  average  for  the  pre- 
ceding semester.  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  was  awarded  the 
cup  for  the  fall  semester,  1929. 


The  Sachem  Trophy  is  awarded  to  the  social  fraternity 
having  the  greatest  number  of  scholastic  points  which 
are  compiled  on  the  scholastic  average  basis  and  the 
greatest  number  of  scholastic  points  as  compared  to  the 
preceding  semester.  Cosmopolitan  Club  won  the  trophy 
for  the  fall  semester  of  1929. 


Scarab,  professional  architectural  fraternity,  offers  each 
year  the  Scarab  Medal  as  an  award  to  the  student  in  the 
Department  of  Architecture  who  submits  the  best  solu- 
tion to  a  problem  in  architectural  design.  The  medal 
was  awarded  to  M.  D.  Schlesinger  in  1929. 


The  American  Institute  of  Architects  offers  each  year 
a  medal  to  the  senior  in  the  Department  of  Architecture 
whose  development  during  the  four-year  course  is  the 
most  consistent  and  best.  The  award  is  based  upon 
scholarship  in  all  work  during  the  course,  the  purpose 
being  to  prevent  over-specialization  in  design.  The  medal 
was  won  by  Maurice  W.  Kleinman  in  1929. 


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Through  the  generosity  of  Mr.  Francis  J.  Plym,  of  Niles,  Michigan,  a  graduate  of  the 
University  of  Illinois  of  the  class  of  1897,  the  trustees  have  established  a  fellowship  for 
the  advanced  study  of  architecture.  The  stipend  attached  to  the  fellowship  is  one  thou- 
sand dollars.  The  winner  is  required  to  spend  a  year  of  study  and  travel  in  Europe.  The 
fellowship  is  awarded  annually  by  competition  in  architectural  design.  Won  in  1929  by 
William  P.  Crane,  II. 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1923 


Phi  Kappa  Epsilon 

To  provide  an  incentive  to  a  higher  standard  of 
scholarship  between  foreign  and  native  students 


One  Active  Chapter 


R.  R.  Kudo,  Ph.D. 

D.  H.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 

E.  L.  Bogart,  Ph.D. 
N.  Brooks,  Ph.D. 
H.  B.  Ward,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 


W.  A.  Oldfather,  Ph.D. 
E.  Berman,  Ph.D. 
Dean  T.  A.  Clark 
A.  H.  Lybyer,  Ph.D. 


A.  W.  Aron,  Ph.D. 
Suzanne  Kissel 
H.  B.  Dorner,  Ph.D. 
H.  F.  Moore,  D.Sc. 


Cesarine  Breuillaud 
Dean  Maria  Leonard 
W.  A.  Noyes,  Ph.D. 
A.  F.  Olmstead,  Ph.D. 
P.  E.  Jacob,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Emil  Amelotti 
Lincoln  H.  Cha 
Cyprian  R.  Cunningham 
Mabel  Deere 
George  L.  Edgett 
Lloyd  A.  Helms 
Beatrice  Bedard 


Icko  Iben 
Mimi  L.  Jehle 
Tsi  Y.  Kao 
Harley  W.  Kidder 
Siechi  Konzo 
Birtill  A.  Lloyd 
Ruth  Abrahamson 


Anne  M.  Krause 
Ching  H.  Li 
Fritz  Moore 
Lawrence  M.  Null 
Herbert  H.  Ross 
G.  L.  Hockenyos 
Angelina  Pietrangeli 


Pierce  W.  Selwood 
Walter  G.  Warnock 
Eric  Winters 
Han  T.  Wu 
Ellis  Danner 
Celeste  Cantrell 


Breuillaud 


Cha 
Bedard 


Warnock 
Abrahamson 


Kidder 
Kissel 


Null  Wu 

Pietrangeli 


Kao 


Krause 


Deere 


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Fraternity  Index 


Acacia 429 

Alpha  Chi  Rho 450 

Alpha  Chi  Sigma 432 

Alpha  Delta  Phi 446 

Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 459 

Alpha  Gamma  Rho '.  .  433 

Alpha  Kappa  Kappa    502 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda    ■ 463 

Alpha  Lambda  Tau 495 

Alpha  Rho  Chi 447 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 434 

Alpha  Tau  Omega 417 

Anubis    453 

Beta  Chi 498 

Beta  Kappa     482 

Beta  Psi    477 

Beta  Sigma  Psi 481 

Beta  Theta  Pi 421 

Chi  Beta   428 

Chi  Phi     441 

Chi  Psi    442 

Chi  Tau    ' 491 

Cosmopolitan  Club 435 

Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 472 

Delta  Alpha  Pi 493 

Delta  Chi    473 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 425 

Delta  Phi    460 

Delta  Pi 489 

Delta  Sigma  Delta 503 

Delta  Sigma  Lambda    480 

Delta  Sigma  Phi 456 

Delta  Sigma  Pi ■•■••• 471 

Delta  Sigma  Tau    476 

Delta  Tau  Delta .  412 

Delta  Theta  Phi 483 

Delta  Upsilon 427 

Farm  House 448 

Gamma  Eta  Gamma 467 

Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 464 

Illini  Hall 499 

Ilus    430 

Kappa  Delta  Rho 465 

Kappa  Psi .  .  : 507 

Kappa  Sigma    414 

Kappa  Zeta  Rho 488 

Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 490 

Lambda  Chi  Alpha 449 

Nu  Sigma  Nu 500 


Omicron  Alpha  Tau 492 

Omega  Beta  Pi 458 

Phi  Alpha  Delta 424 

Phi  Beta  Pi 504 

Phi  Chi 506 

Phi  Delta  Epsilon 508 

Phi  Delta  Phi   420 

Phi  Delta  Theta   416 

Phi  Epsilon  Pi 461 

Phi  Gamma  Delta 418 

Phi  Kappa    443 

Phi  Kappa  Psi    426 

Phi  Kappa  Sigma   415 

Phi  Kappa  Tau 451 

Phi  Lambda  Kappa 509 

Phi  Mu  Delta 468 

Phi  Pi  Phi 475 

Phi  Rho  Sigma 501 

Phi  Sigma  Kappa 439 

Pi  Kappa  Alpha 454 

Pi  Kappa  Phi 466 

Psi  Omega 505 

Psi  Upsilon 440 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 419 

Sigma  Alpha  Mu 455 

Sigma  Chi     413 

Sigma  Delta  Kappa    494 

Sigma  Delta  Rho    487 

Sigma  Mu  Sigma 485 

Sigma  Nu   422 

Sigma  Phi  Delta 49^ 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon    423 

Sigma  Phi  Sigma    45"" 

Sigma  Pi   436 

Tau  Delta  Phi    484 

Tau  Delta  Tau 462 

Tau  Epsilon  Phi 478 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 444 

Theta  Alpha  469 

Theta  Chi   452 

Theta  Delta  Chi  .  .  .  ■ 437 

Theta  Kappa  Nu    48o 

Theta  Kappa  Phi    474 

Theta  Nu  Epsilon 496 

Theta  Upsilon  Omega ' 479 

Theta  Xi 470 

Triangle 431 

Zeta  Beta  Tau 445 

Zeta  Psi    438 


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Interfraternitv  Council 


Established  1911 


OFFICERS 

Edward  C.  Hoelscher President 

Al  Watt Vice-President 

Richard  F.  Hahn Secretary 

Hal  C.  Pattison Treasurer 

Richard  L.  Moore Sergeant-At-Arms 


MEMBERS 

Delta  Tau  Delta 
G.  W.  Scott 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
D.  Bodenschatz 

Anubis 
C.  Jun 

Phi  Mu  Delta 

A.  Twyman 

Sigma  Chi 

G.  E.  Baird 

Sigma  Pi 

W.  A.  Ross 

Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
G.  A.  Conwell 

Theta  Kappa  Phi 
N.  C.  Marten 

Kappa  Sigma 

W.  P.  Standard 

Theta  Delta  Chi 
M.  A.  Burgess 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 
E.  J.  Lawson 

Phi  Pi  Phi 

H.  C.  Pattison 

Phi  Kappa  Sigma 
J.  Clements 

Zeta  Psi 

J.  McFadzean 

Sigma  Alpha  Mu 
S.  Schoenbrod 

Delta  Sigma  Tau 
J.  E.  Maclnryre 

Phi  Delta  Theta 
L.  Dearborn 

Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
W.  Vance 

Delta  Sigma  Phi 
D.  Brown 

Beta  Psi 

W.  J.  Hoffman 

Alpha  Tau  Omega 
A.  C.  Doescher 

Psi  Upsilon 

F.  A.  Blayney 

Sigma  Phi  Sigma 
J.  P.  Fixmer 

Tau  Epsilon  Phi 
M.  J.  Satin 

Phi  Gamma  Delta 
G.  D.  Bryan 

Chi  Phi 

H.  Hallsteen 

Delta  Phi 

J.  D.  Knox 

Theta  Upsilon  Omega 
E.  A.  Lusk 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
K.  W.  Rugh 

Chi  Psi 

F.  S.  Wilson 

Phi  Epsilon  Pi 
M.  Levin 

Delta  Sigma  Lambda 
W.  T.  Cooper 

Beta  Theta  Pi 
H.  C.  Neil 

Phi  Kappa 
H.  C.  Wolf 

Tau  Delta  Tau 
R.  E.  Stein 

Beta  Sigma  Psi 
R.  S.  Bigler 

Sigma  Nu 
W.  Jolley 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
L.  W.  Hockaday 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
G.  F.  Drake 

Beta  Kappa 
L.  A.  Watt 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
E.  C.  Hoelscher 

Phi  Kappa  Psi 
K.  Burroughs 

Zeta  Beta  Tau 
W.  L.  Periera 

Alpha  Delta  Phi 
J.  Bontjes 

Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 
H.  R.  Jenkinson 

Kappa  Delta  Rho 

Sigma  Mu  Sigma 
C.  R.  Herlan 

Theta  Kappa  Nu 
C.  J.  Mason 

Delta  Upsilon 
W.  O'Dell 

Alpha  Rho  Chi 
B.  L.  Pickens 

W.  H.  Holden 

Pi  Kappa  Phi 

Sigma  Delta  Rho 
A.  E.  Wolgast 

Chi  Beta 

C.  Baldwin 

Acacia 

C.  R.  Larson 

Ilus 

R.  L.  Moore 

Omega  Beta  Pi 
F.  W.  Edel 

Farm  House 
C.  E.  Eckert 

Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
T.  E.  Reynolds 

C.  W.  Wells 

Theta  Alpha 
B.  Blacken 

Theta  Xi 

P.  H.  Kammann 

Chi  Tau 

P.  W.  Landgren 

Theta  Nu  Epsilon 
W.  Heinze 

Alpha  Lambda  Tau 
G.  P.  Baker 

Triangle 

L.  E.  Langdon 

Alpha  Chi  Rho 
E.  N.  Bankert 

Delta  Sigma  Pi 
I.  G.  Gromoll 

Tau  Delta  Phi 
C.  R.  Garkan 

Alpha  Chi  Sigma 
F.  W.  Rutherford 

Phi  Kappa  Tau 
S.  E.  Wilson 

Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 
R.  F.  Hahn 

Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 
J.  M.  Luther 

Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
J.  M.  Stewart 

Theta  Chi 

P.  C.  Livingston 

Delta  Chi 
R.  E.  Kuhl 

Kappa  Zeta  Rho 
D.  B.  Curtis 

Hoelscher 


Watt 


Hahn 


Pattison 


Moore 


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Founded, 

Bethany  College,    1859 

Seventy-four  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Upsilon  Chapter 

Established  1872 
302  East  John  Street 


Delta  Tau  Delta 


FACULTY 


Richard  R.  Marsh,  A.B. 
Oscar  W.  Cagann,  M.S. 
Edgar  J.  Townsend,  Ph.D. 
Martin  Prucha,  Ph.D. 


Frank  E.  Wardecker 
Harry  Cole 
John  Morse 
Hampden  C.  Judson 


Frank  Smith,  A.M. 
Kendric  C.  Babcock,  Ph.D. 
Frank  Footit,  A.B. 


George  Schwartz,  Mus.B. 
Phineas  Windsor,  Ph.D. 
Herbert  Berg,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


George  W.  Scott 
John  W.  Evans 
Samuel  E.  Dean 
Harry  E.  Witherell 


Edmund  G.  Mitchell 
Edward  E.  Liese 
C.  Richard  Walter 
Walter  J.  Doolen 


Robert  F.  Seybolt,  Ph.D. 
Col.  Charles  W.  Weeks,  Ph.D. 
Louis  M.  Tobin,  A.B. 


Herman  K.  Miethe 
Guy  Keller 
John  C.  Sculley 


Franklin  B.  Lanum 
J.  Freeland  Harrold 
Warren  L.  Wood 


Henry  B.  Terry 

C.  Montgomery  Nicholson 

Gaines  G.  Cole 

R.  Courtney  Moorsehead 

James  Anderson 
Harry  McBride 
Joseph  Bryson 
John  Murrin 
Norman  Stephens 


Rodger  D.  Potter 
Paul  H.  Hughes 
Dorence  L.  Kirtland 


William  B.  Billmire 
Kenneth  F.  Stanford 
Eugene  M.  Hodgson,  Jr. 


Albert  Hattenhauer 
Robert  Spiess 
Carl  Dueser 

John  Neiger 


Juniors 

Clifford  R.  Kealey 
Francis  D.  McGuire 
George  P.  Wagner,  Jr. 

Sophomores 

Harry  Kepler 
Robert  Chester 
Joseph  Mauss 


Freshmen 


Lester  Robinson 
Ladd  Groth 
Donald  Armstrong 
George  Kreker 


Nelse  Orne 
Robert  Zane 
John  Logan 


Paul  Spicer 
Robert  Flannigan 
Robert  Nelson 


Samuel  Keyes 
William  Harper 
Ronald  Reddig 
Eugene  Bennett 
Harry  Perrin 


Judson     Evans     Dean     Doolen     Liese     Scott     Keller     Lanum     Walter     Zane     Logan     Kealey     Cole 

McGuire     Moorsehead     Hodgson     Billmire     Morse     Witherell     Flannigan     Stanford    Kirtland     Wood     Harrold     Potter     Terry     Miethe     Nicholson 

Wagner     Mauss     Harper     Kepler     Neiger     Chester     Cole     Perrin     Groth     Murrin     Robison 

Spiess     Anderson     Kreker     Bennett     Stephens     Dueser     McBride     Orne     Armstrong     Keyes     Bryson     Reddig    Hattenhauer 


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Founded, 

Miami  University,  1855 

Eighty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Kappa  Kappa  Chapter 

Established  1881 
410  East  John  Street 


WW 


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Sigma  Chi 


David  H.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 
James  B.  Shaw,  D.Sc. 


FACULTY 

Capt.  Lester  A.  Daugherty,  A.B.  A.  James  Casner,  LL.B. 


Clifford  R.  Niswonger,  B.S. 
Clarence  B.  Cox,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Glenn  E.  Baird 
William  A.  Ganster 


Daniel  J.  Dalziel 


Seniors 


William  B.  Brown 


Barent  Springsted 


Hall  M.  Macklin 
Fred  L.  Wham,  Jr. 
Hugh  F.  Owens 


Ralph  M.  Thompson 
John  H.  Thomas 
Thomas  A.  Graham 


Juniors 


Ralph  Kleinschmidt 
Laurence  B.  Hotchkiss 
Harvey  R.  White 


Raymond  C.  Stotlar 
Neal  W.  Olson 


Frank  W.  Renwick 
Robert  W.  McGregor 
William  P.  Stowe 


Sophomores 


John  H.  Frederickson,  Jr. 
James  H.  Vaughn 
Robert  D.  Sweet 


Benjamin  F.  Harris,  III 
Gustav  M.  Berg 
Danely  P.  Slaughter 


Lewis  E.  Keith 
Thomas  B.  Carson 
Christian  B.  Larsen 


William  R.  Gilmore 
Harry  R.  Thomas 
John  N.  Hadley 
James  F.  Owens,  Jr. 


Harry  D.  Litt 

Roy  A.  Nordensson 

George  K.  Leisenring 


Freshmen  ' 


Walter  L.  Settlemire 
Harry  B.  Smock 
Charles  H.  Rohrer 


Jack  F.  Furst 
John  E.  Utley 
William  C.  Nicol 


Thompson        Depke        Dalziel        Ganster        Leisenring        Macklin        Brown        Thomas        Baird 
Olson        Larsen        Berg        H.  Owens        Wham        Renwick        Stowe        Frederickson        Kleinschmidt        Carson        Springsted        Graham 
Owens        Furst       White       Slaughter        Sweet       Keith        Hotchkiss        Vaughn        Gilmore        Utley        Wilson 
Nordensson        Thomas        Smock        Litt        Settlemire        Nicol        Hadley        Leisenring        Stotlar        Rohrer 


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Founded, 

University  of  Virginia,  1869 

One  Hundred  Eight  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Gamma  Chapter 

Established  1891 
212  East  Daniel  Street 


Kappa  Sigma 


G.  A.  Huff,  B.S. 
Carl  Lundgren,  B.S. 
Ivan  Wright,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 


S.  W.  Hall,  B.S. 
C.  V.  Donovan,  B.P. 
C   E.  Bradbury,  B.F.A. 


H.  F.  Moore,  M.M.E.,  D.Sc. 
Capt.  L.  C.  Parsons,  B.E.E. 
L.  T.  Brown,  A.M. 


R.  C.  Fuson,  Ph.D. 
W.  F.  Frese,  A.B. 
Lane  Mitchell,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Leonard  O.  Dobbins 


Charles  F.  Behrensmeyer 


Seniors 


Ralph  O.  Clare 


Carl  H.  Bergeson 


Paul  E.  Wiese 
William  P.  Standard 
Paul  F.  Schlicher 


Charles  F.  Turner 
George  C.  Cole 


Juniors 


James  B.  Hapeman 
H.  Brinton  McDermott 


Cyril  J.  Heintz 
Ronald  S.  Manley 
Fred  Heimlicher,  Jr. 


Russell  M.  Horner 
John  M.  Elliott 
Sydney  H.  Davies 


William  F.  Seifert 
Charles  A.  Schicht 
Louis  A.  McLaughlin 


Sophomores 


Jack  F.  Pickrel 
Orville  D.  Larson 
Donald  C.  Isted 


Dale  V.  Pittenger 
Ralph  A.  Wheelock 


Norval  W.  Garland 
Carbys  Saxe 
Wayne  M.  Canney 
George  M.  Clare 


R.  Paul  Graham 
David  H.  Coffman 
Stuart  Murphy 
Victor  C.  Trewyn 


Fresht 


Walter  H.  Savage 
Carl  Dohme 
Philip  Miller 
Charles  A.  Sanders 


William  J.  Cornwell 
Clinton  W.  Loomis 
William  E.  Flack 


Saxe        Garland        Craig        Heintz  ■  Seifert        Isted        Larson        Davies        Pickrel 

Canney        Hellmick        Graham        Wheelock        Wiese        Bergeson  McLaughlin        Turner        Horner        Pittenger        Coffman        Schicht        Murphy 

Behrensmeyer        Heimlicher        Manley        Cole        Schlicher  Standard        R.  Clare        Dobbins        McDermott        Hapeman        Elliott 
Trewyn        Cornwell        Miller        G.  Clare        Sanders        Flack        Loomis        Dohme        Savage 


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Founded. 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  1850 

Thirty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Rho  Chapter 

Established  1892 

313  East  Chalmers  Street 


Wl 


Phi  Kappa  Sigma 


Arthur  R.  Crathorne,  Ph.D. 


Paul  N.  Landis,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 

Chris  S.  Rhodes,  B.S. 


Arthur  C.  Willard,  B.S. 


Joseph  M.  Bosenbury 
Robert  P.  Dearborn 
Turner  H.  Trimble 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Charles  R.  Frederick 
Walter  E.  La  Belle 


William  J.  Green 
Robert  J.  Nixon 


William  B.  Huie 
Elden  P.  Priebe 


John  H.  Clements 
Raymond  White 
Richard  A.  Welch 


Ralph  V.  Anderson 
A.  Robert  Crathorne 
Robert  Sigler 


Leon  T.  Fruin 
Carl  Keith,  Jr. 


Donald  A.  Cameron 
Vernon  F.  Pentecost 


Juniors 


Robert  A.  Wood 
Everitt  B.  Hulsebus 


Sophomores 


William  H.  Kapple 
Judd  S.  Brown 


William  A.  Meteer 
Burdette  S.  Johnson 
Robert  P.  Sayers 


William  A.  Barton 
John  D.  Holder 


Lowell  D.  Ryan 
Harold  R.  Thompson 
William  S.  Lain 
George  H.  Rettig 


John  W.  Rourke 
Edward  Hartung 
Harry  R.  Johnson 
Luis  H.  Vance 


Fresht 


Arthur  F.  Geele 
Paul  E.  McDonald 
Robert  Farrell 
Robert  T.  Conklin 


J   Roma  Id  White 
Robert  O'Malley 
Harold  E.  Burnham 
Gaillard  Knappenberger 


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R.  White    McDonald    Rettig    Johnson    Hulsebus    Burnham    Farrell    Geele    Knappenberger    Hartung    Sigler    O'Malley    Thompson    Freeman    Brown 
Crathorne    Lain    Kapple    Barton    Cameron    Vance    Holder    Ryan    Anderson    Merson    White    Rourke 
Conklin     Johnson     Wood    Welch    Fruin     Pentecost    Sayers    Frederick 
Meteer     Huie     La  Belle     Trimble     Clements     Priebe    Nixon     Keith     Dearborn 


Page  415 


iiiS' 


Founded, 

University  of  Miami,  1848 

Ninety-seven  Active  Chaptets 

Eta  Chapter 

Established  1893 

309  East  Chalmers  Street 


Phi  Delta  Theta 

FACULTY 


Neil  C.  Brooks,  Ph.D. 
Harrison  E.  Cunningham,  A.B. 


Norman  R.  Jansen 
Daniel  H.  Hale 
William  Grinton 


James  H.  Beaman 
George  Burkhart 
Robert  B.  Fulton 


Charles  V.  Penwell 
Charles  H.  Sethness 
Robert  L.  Kamp 


Norman  M.  Adams 
William  R.  Allen 
Harry  A.  Barber 
Gilbert  E.  Berry 
John  S.  Espencheid 


Charles  E.  Chadsey,  Ph.D. 
Justa  M.  Lindgren,  A.M. 


George  P.  Tuttle,  B.S. 
William  A.  Oldfather,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Luther  Dearborn 
Roland  A.  Folberg 


George  L.  Eldred 
Everett  E.  Groves 


Elbert  B.  Kamp 
Guy  C.  Fraker 


John  T.  Foley 
William  C.  Gifford 
James  F.  Joslyn 
John  P.  Mead 


Warren  K.  King 
Frederick  H.  McKelvey 


Juniors 


Fred.  L.  Johnston 
Joseph  E.  Diver 


Sophomores 


Freshr 


Frank  S.  Hickman 
Merton  H.  Rapp 


Berne  M.  Mead 
Edward  C.  Patterson 
John  E.  Qualkinbush 
Jewett  A.  Ricker 


Homer  A.  Dennis,  A.B. 


Herbert  W.  Hurd 
Robert  Shoemaker 
Bruce  G.  Eaton,  Jr. 


Robert  J.  Conover 
Russell  Ward 
Charles  W.  Campbell 


James  W.  Ashby 
Frederick  L.  Block 
Halbert  F.  Thomas 


George  L.  Scripps 
Clarence  A.  Thompson 
Leroy  G.  Ward 
John  C.  Woodward 


J.  Mead         Berry  Woodward  Allen  Scripps  B.  Mead  Foley         Gifford  Patterson 

Barber  L.  Ward  Adams         Ricker  Ashby  Penwell  Thomas  C.  K.  Thompson 

Rapp  Fraker  Sethness  Hickman  Burkhart  Fulton  Conover  Campbell 

McKelvey         Beaman  Grinton  Dearborn  Hale  Hurd  Shoemaker  Floberg         Eaton  Jansen 


Qualkinbush  Espenscheid  Joslyn 

R.  Kamp         E.  Kamp         Block 
Diver         Eldree         Groves 


Page  416 


Founded, 

Virginia  Military  Institute,  1865 

Ninety-one  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Zeta  Chapter 

Established  1895 

604  East  Armory  Avenue 


Alpha  Tau  Omega 


FACULTY 


Roger  Adams,  Ph.D. 
C.  L.  Allen,  A.B. 
A.  S.  Colby,  Ph.D. 


Adalbert  C.  Doescher 


David  D.  Decker 
Albert  J.  Neill 
Walter  B.  Booth 


John  G.  Coleman 
Edward  S.  Baxter 
Winfield  S.  Morrison 


Walter  I.  Waggoner 
Keith  W.  Rastede 
Norris  J.  Downing 
William  P.  Clark 


A.  G.  Anderson,  M.S.,  C.E. 
H.  L.  Newcomer,  A.B.,  B.S. 


T.  A.  Clark,  B.L.,  Litt.D. 
B.  S.  Hopkins,  Ph.D. 


N.  A.  Weston,  Ph.D. 
A.  L.  Hjortland,  A.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Benjamin  F.  Rose  Weldon  R.  Coate 


Juniors 


W.  Wayne  Lockwood 
George  A.  Bertlesman 
Robert  G.  Busse 


Allen  L.  Vought 
Donald  A.  Lisenby 


Robert  M.  Koho 
Robert  S.  Palmer 
Richard  Cisne 
Paul  W.  Reddish 


Lee  H.  Sentman 
E.  Morley  Webb 
Oscar  J.  Ogg 


Sophomores 


John  I.  Clark 
Frank  Carl  Gale 


Fresh 


men 


George  W.  Riedell 
Edward  Schalk 
Frank  R.  Markland 
J.  Robert  Boston 


William  E.  Walters 
Fred  B.  Marshall 
Tom  A.  Gillen 


C.  E.  Gordon 
Maurice  H.  Reid 
Frank  E.  Jones 


Theodore  A.  Schweer 
Charles  Pflager 
Fred  S.  Seyfried 


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Cisne      Riedell      Waggoner      Palmer      Markland      Rastede      Reddish      Pflager      W.  Clark      Seyfried      Schweer      Downing      Schalk 
Walters      Lisenby      Vought      Gordon      Morrison      Jones      Coleman      Sentman      Baxter      Marshall      J.  Clark      Gale 
Bertlesman      Booth      Busse      Decker      Coate      Doescher      Rose      Ogg     Neill       Lockwood 


Koho 


Page  417 


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Mi. 


fi'-W 


Founded, 
Jefferson  College,  1848 
Seventy  Active  Chapters 

Chi  Iota  Chapter 

Established  1897 

401  East  John  Street 


David  Kinley,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
James  M.  White,  B.S. 
Arthur  H.  Daniels,  Ph.D. 


Gordon  D.  Bryan 
John  O.  Campbell 
Christian  H.  Seger 
Robert  T.  Babcock 


Paul  C.  Brines 
Frank  E.  Dubach 
Donald  A.  Fruland 
William  L.  Unzicker 


R.  James  Railsback 
A.  James  Davis 
H.  Richard  Schmidt 


I.  Norris  Thompson 
Robert  P.  Crook 


Phi  Gamma  Delta 


FACULTY 

Oliver  L.  McCaskill,  Ph.B.,  J.D.  Harold  R.  White,  A.B. 

John  S.  Crandell,  B.S.,  C.E.  Stephen  A.  Forbes,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Donald  E.  Thompson 
Franklyn  H.  Van  Doren 
Raymond  E.  Fisher 
John  P.  Christie 


Robert  H.  Rugh 
William  F.  Lewis 
Donald  O.  Stewart 


Pomeroy  Sinnock 
Warren  D.  Foltz 
Lane  W.  Brearton 


Robert  B.  Rutherford 
Henry  H.  Triebel 


Charles  F.  Edwards 
William  H.  Crook 
Carl  I.  Glasgow 
Samuel  G.  Jenkins 


Juniors 


Joseph  L.  Rust 
Kenneth  C.  Lyon 
L.  B.  Thompson 


Sophomores 


Fresh) 


Henry  E.  Wilson 
Robert  A.  Linberg 
James  B.  Hale 


Warren  Kinsey 
Glenn  A.  Waser 


Fred  B.  Seely,  M.S. 
Kenneth  C.  Gerard,  B.S. 
Frederick  A.  Russell,  Ph.D. 


Richard  M.  Keck 
J.  D.  Thomason 
H.  Edward  Hoffa 
John  P.  Crandall 


Dean  Lowell 
Frank  W.  Roberts 
John  L.  Ingham 


Edgar  L.  Burtis 
Martin  Kratz 


Milton  P.  Rasmussen 
William  A.  Gore 


= 

Rust 
Van  Doren          Hoffa 

■1 

Davis 
R.  Crook 

Ingham  Brines  Unzicker 

D.  Thompson         W.  Crook 
Linberg  Brearton  Hale 

Rasmussen  N.  Thompson 


Lyon '        Rugh  Dubach  Fruland         Gerard  Wilson 

Fisher  Campbell  Bryan  Seger         Babcock  Christie 

Foltz  Sinnock  Railsback  Schmidt         Lewis  Edwards 

Rutherford  Triebel  Kinsey  Waser  Kratz  Stewart 


Thomason 


Page  418 


$.yk 


Founded, 

University  of  Alabama,  1856 

One  Hundred  Three  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Chapter 

Established  1899 

211  East  Daniel  Street 


Ms 


Paul  M.  Green,  M.S. 

Oscar  A.  Leutwiler,  B.S.,  M.E. 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

FACULTY 

Capt.  Carl  Innis,  A.B.  William  C.  Rose,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Fred  H.  Turner,  M.S. 


Kenneth  W.  Rugh 
Paul  A.  Marshall 
Henry  M.  Ward 


Gaze  E.  Lukas 
Verne  A.  McDermont 
William  V.  Kaeser 


Seniors 


Gene  L.  Brewer 
Jack  Macdonald 
Rufus  Marshall 


James  W.  Huss 
Walter  L.  Stewart 
Lyle  Smith 


Juniors 


John  S.  Kapernick 
Lucius  P.  Yale,  III 
John  C.  Stamm 


Renick  H.  Buckles 
Fritz  Kaeser,  II 
Philip  H.  Nye 


John  D.  Vance 
James  O.  Brooks 
Bert  J.  Collett,  Jr. 


Charles  W.  Dotson 
Robert  J.  Wilson 


Russell  M.  Striplin 
Samuel  Wallace,  Jr. 


Joseph  Ensminger 
W.  Byron  Morrow 
Philip  W.  Burton 


James  L.  Smith 
William  D.  Kilborn 


Sophomores 


Fresh  i 


T.  Edge  Hughes 
George  E.  Leutwiler 


George  F.  Ward 
Homer  M.  Adams 
William  B.  Arnold 


Delmar  Sandberg 
Allen  Sayler 


Harry  L.  Frese 
William  W.  Wright 
John  N.  Johnson 


Ralph  W.  Morgan 
Joe  Sundberg 
Hunter  Russell 


L.  Smith        Stewart        Lukas        Arnold        Sayler        Brooks        Buckles        Collett       Morrow        Vance 

Turley        Cope       Michel        Sandberg        Morgan        Russell        Burton        Ensminger       Ward       Adams       Sundberg 

H.  Ward       Wright       Wallace       Leutwiler       F.  Kaeser        Striplin        Nye        Yale        Hughes        Marshall        P.  Johnson        Obrien 

Smith       J.  McDermont       Huss        Brewer        Stamm        Macdonald        Rugh        Wilson        Frese        Kapernick        Kilborn        Dotson        Dunning 


Page  419 


Founded, 

University  of  Michigan,  1869 

Fifty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Langdell's  Inn  Chapter 

Established  1901 

303  East  John  Street 


Phi  Delta  Phi 


FACULTY 


Oliver  A.  Harker,  A.M.,  LL.D. 
Frederick  Green,  A.M.,  LL.B. 


Walter  L.  Summers,  A.B.,  LL.B.,  J.D. 
Oliver  L.  McCaskill,  Ph.B.,  J.D. 


James  W.  Garner,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Merrill  I.  Schnebley,  A.B.,  J.D.,  J.S.D. 


A.  James  Casner,  A.B.,  LL.B. 
Lon  L.  Fuller,  A.B.,  J.D. 


Stephen  B.  Adsit 
Edward  E.  Belshaw 
John  A.  Berchtold 
John  W.  Browning 
Nat  T.  Burfeind 
Charles  H.  Carlstrom 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Russell  H.  Classen 
Lester  N.  Ellis 
John  W.  Fribley 
Robert  F.  Goddard 
John  S.  Hissong 


George  E.  Howell 
Herbert  R.  Jacobsen 
Albert  E.  Jenner 
David  W.  Johnston 
Richard  M.  Keck 


Peter  T.  Langan 
Paul  A.  Marshall 
William  T.  McNeill 
Ralph  C.  Murphy 
Ray  E.  Wesner 


Harley  R.  Fleisher 
Norman  J.  Gundlach 
Samuel  G.  Jenkins 
Frederic  L.  Kirgis 


Leon  L.  Lamet 
Mack  A.  Pond 
Roy  A.  Powers 


Juniors 


John  D.  Thomason 
Albert  L.  Vollborn 
Lyle  K.  Wheadon 


Leon  R.  Whitney 
Lish  Whitson 
Edgar  O.  Zimmer 
Francis  B.  Stine 


Glenn  E.  Baird 
Armin  R.  Blanke 
Henry  C.  Cole 
John  P.  Crandall 


Kenneth  L.  DuVall 
Adolph  W.  Hagstrom 
Jackson  N.  Huddleston 


Freshmen 


Bernard  G.  Mayberry 
Henry  W.  Meers 
Fred  W.  Potter,  Jr. 


Clifford  M.  Raemer 
Henry  M.  Ward 
Draden  R.  Waugh 


Cole 


Hagstrom 


Zimmer 


Huddleston  Meers  Pond  Ward  Baird  Stine  Jenkins  Raemer  Lamet 

Waugh  Mayberry  Blanke  Powers  Whitson  Potter  Gundlach  Johnston  Vollborn 

Kirgis  Wheadon  Marshall  Thomason  Whitney  Fleisher 

Carlstrom  Ellis  Browning  Howell  Goddard  Adsit  Jacobsen  Hissong 

Murphy  Langan  Fribley  Belshaw  Berchtold  Wesner  Classen  McNeill  Jenner 


ft 


Page  420 


Founded, 

Miami  University,  1839 

Eighty-six  Active  Chapters 

Sigma  Rho  Chapter 

Established  1902 

202  East  Daniel  Street 


Beta  Theta  Pi 


FACULTY 


Cullen  W.  Parmellee,  B.S. 
Leverette  A.  Adams,  Ph.D. 
William  S.  Bayley,  Ph.D. 
Charles  E.  Bowen,  B.S. 


William  V.  Reed 
Calvin  D.  Beck 
Walter  F.  Oelman 
Robert  A.  Rodgers 


Lawrence  A.  Peterson 
Charles  E.  Duncan 


Charles  H.  Bumstead 
Robert  Y.  Bartholomew 
William  P.  Cuthbertson 


Wade  W.  Wren 
Henry  E.  Duncan 
Charles  J.  Off 


George  L.  Clark,  Ph.D. 
Robert  Graham,  B.S. 
Marion  B.  Harland,  B.S. 


Whitney  C.  Huntington,  M.S. 
Alvin  L.  Lang,  B.S. 
Lewis  W.  McKelvey,  A.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Lyle  S.  Cline 
Martin  F.  Maher 
J.  Stewart  Eaton 


R.  Stacy  Woods 
Charles  E.  Conley 


L.  Don  Turner 
Frederick  A.  Schnell 
Theodore  P.  Bailey 


Howard  G.  Young 
Morrow  D.  Schnell 
Russ  Schnaiter 


John  W.  DeWolf 
Lynn  Justis  Carrel 
Thomas  S.  Miller 


I »  mors 

Robert  L.  Greene 
Louis  M.  Baurle 


Russel  H.  Miles,  A.B. 
Clarence  J.  Roseberry,  LL.B. 
G.  Herbert  Smith,  M.S. 
Carl  M.  Voyles,  B.S. 


Harry  C.  Neil 
Loyal  L.  Smith 
Francis  W.  Holbrook 


Sophomores 


Fresh) 


Henry  H.  Brigham 
Lome  Bulpitt 
Norman  V.  Orndorff 


Herrick  Henry 
Dorland  J.  Davis 
James  W.  Greene 


Keith  J.  Caddy 


Robert  B.  Stiven 
Burnham  Holmes 


Robert  G.  Moench 
J.  Max  Cline 
Robert  M.  Little 


Off 


H.  Duncan 

J.  Greene 

Schnaiter               Henry 

Turner 

Holmes 

F.  Schnell               Bailey 

Orndorff 

Brigham 

Conley               Caddy 

Smith 

Miller 

Rodgers              DeWolf 

Wren  Schnell  Little  Cline  Davis  Young 

Cuthbertson  Bumstead  Bartholomew  Stiven  Moench 

Woods  C.  Duncan  R.  Greene  Peterson  Bulpitt 

Neil  Eaton  Holbrook  Maher  Cline  Carrel 


Page  421 


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# 


Founded, 

Virginia  Military  Institute,  1869 

Ninety-five  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Mu 

Established  1902 

1002  South  Fourth  Street 

Temporary  Headquarters 


Sigma  Nu 


FACULTY 


Lemuel  C.  Dillenbach,  A.M. 
Edson  J.  Millizen,  A.B. 
Rodney  E.  Spangler,  B.S. 


Walter  Jolley 
C.  A.  Johnson 
Tomas  F.  Rhodes 
Frank  H.  Walker 


Stanley  L.  Bodman 
Fred  W.  Steuernagle 
Milton  J.  Malmberg 


John  R.  Kinsey 
Henry  C.  Diehl,  Jr. 
Spencer  M.  Butler 
George  H.  Scholz 
John  K.  Morris 


Joseph  A.  Turck 
Paul  C.  Worden 


William  D.  Soratz,  B.S. 
Frederick  A.  Russel,  Ph.D. 


John  O.  Krachenbuehl,  M.S. 
Terence  T.  Quirke,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Douglas  R.  Mills 
Thomas  A.  Watson 
James  A.  Coble 
Willard  P.  Boysen 


Lewis  E.  Barenfanger 
Wm.  B.  Pinkerton 
Paul  H.  Strohm 


Merl  T.  Hopson 
Mark  O.  Roberts 
Harold  Hemphill 
Donald  Westall 


Charles  P.  Funky 
Wallace  R.  Hornby 


Miller  Hauck 
Charles  Carlstrom 
Herbert  R.  Jacobsen 
Payton  Byrne 


Juniors 


Sumner  G.  Webb 
Henry  Schumacher 
George  W.  Pickels 


George  W.  Pickels,  B.C.E.,  C.E. 
L.  Audrieth,  B.S.,  Ph.D. 


Donald  S.  King 
Edwin  Steele 
Theodore  Steele 


Harold  S.  Skinner 
Emmons  W.  DeBerard 
Nicholas  R.  Dann 


Sophomores 


Donald  Grove 
Henry  C.  Rosenstiel 
Charles  R.  Meeker 
Edward  Schnieder 


Freshmen 


Harold  Ressler 
Richard  H.  Johnson 


Edward  Berndt 
Clark  Root 
John  R.  Sanderson 
George  Mangle 


Robert  C.  Shaw 
Hale  J.  Risetter 


Roberts      Meeker      Root      Shaw      Diehl      Hornby      Kinsey      Worden       Butler       Funky      Risetter      R.  Johnson      Turck 

Mangel      Pickels      Morris      Schnieder      Hemphill      Rosenstiel      Hopson      Sanderson       F.  Rhodes      Grove      Scholz      Berndt      Westall      Mills 

Malmberg      Rogers      Webb      DeBerard      Skinner      Dann      Strohm      Steuernagle      Byrne      Pinkerton      Schumacher      Bodman 

Hauck      Boysen      C.  Johnson      Jacobsen      Watson      Jolley      McKown      T.  Rhodes      Coble      Steele      Carlstrom 


Page  422 


Founded, 

University  of  Richmond,  1901 

Sixty-one  Active  Chapters- 

Illinois  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1903 

1105  South  Fourth  Street 


Coleman  R.  Griffith,  Ph.D. 


David  Abbott 
Karl  Bayer 
Donald  Conrad 
William  K.  Dillon 


Harold  H.  Ackman 
Lawrence  L.  Edgren 
Chas.  W.  Gansz 
Richard  W.  Henderson 

Wilfred  N.  Neff 


Norman  F.  Menke 
Henry  Steinman 
Clarence  A.  Draper 


Robert  Abels 
James  Chinlund 
David  Davis 
Edward  Hellmich 


Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 

FACULTY 

Sherman  Schoonmacker,  B.Mus.         ■  Horace  A.  Stearns,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


J.  Raymond  Kieding 
George  M.  Hoy 
Russell  C.  Kremer 


Robert  W.  Farrell 
John  Patten 
Charles  E.  Cessna 
Elbridge  H.  May 


Kenneth  R.  Jones 
Arthur  C.  Nauman 
John  L.  Waddell 


Tom  Jordan 
Bingham  Kleine 
John  Kott 


Edwin  J.  Lawson,  Jr. 
George  Murison 
Raymond  McDaniels 


Mortimer  F.  Sullivan,  Lieut.  U.S.A. 


Dolph  Stanely 
Walter  Zitzewitz 
Edward  Smith 
Kenneth  Coatney 


Juniors 


C.  T.  Falk 
Don  Johnstone 
Noel  Pike 
Earl  Smith 


Sophomores 


Edward  J.  Kawal 
George  S.  Fencl 
Francis  Harpole 


Freshmen 


William  McCann 
Fred  Nash 
Charles  Poulsen 


Glen  Storme 
Walter  Strandin 
Harry  Sparks 
Joe  Tiffany 


Henry  Wachter 
Richard  C.  Redell 


LeRoy  Stewart 
Henry  Wichman 
Lester  Prentiss 
Walter  Hellmich 


Stine  Farrell        Frederickson        Murison        Abbott        Kremer        Neff        May        Sparks 

Cessna        Gansz  Conrad        Zitzewitz         Hoy        Dillon         Kieding         Lawson        Stanley        Henderson        Fencl 

Smith        Ackman  Edgren        Nauman        Menke        Jones        Waddell         Kawal        Redell        Draper        Strandin 

Wichman        Pike        W.  Hellmich        McCann        Kleine        E.  Hellmich        Chinlund        Davis        Jordan         Poulsen         Prentiss 

Tiffany  Nash        Johnstone        Storme        Stewart        Abels         Falk         Harpole        Wachter        Kott 


Page  423 


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Founded, 

Kent  College,  1898 

Fifty-two  Active  Chapters 

Magruder  Chapter 

Established  1903 

1007  South  Fifth  Street 


Phi  Alpha  Delta 


FACULTY 

Albert  J.  Harno,  A.B.,  LL.B.,  A.M.       William  A.  Britton,  A.M.,  J.D.       George  B.  Weisiger,  B.S.,  LL.B.,  J.D.       Russell  M.  Reno,  A.B.,  J.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


E.  W.  Collard 
D.  F.  Wiley 
J.  L.  Bond 
R.  C.  Bonjean 


L.  V.  Kuhar 
D.  M.  Hudson 
J.  G.  Sargent 
A.  E.  Dilner 


R.  P.  Dearborn 
R.  A.  Powers 


C.  V.  Frings 
Leigh  H.  Hunt 
G.  H.  Milev 


C.  C.  Dreman 
W.  D.  Jones 
C.  D.  Vaughn 


W.  E.  Ackerman 
J.  J.  Tolson 
E.  F.  Hershbach 


Juniors 


D.  L.  Root 

P.  M.  Greenwell 

M.  J.  Clarke 


Allen  Watt 
A.  M.  Hall 
E.  H.  Wineland 


Freshmen 


F.  Philp 

R.  J.  Armbruster 


J.  R.  Hoff 

E.  C.  J.  Quebbeman 


C.  M.  Webber 
H.  A.  Deneen 
J.  Lonergan 
S.  E.  Wilson 


R.  S.  Phillips 
L.  O.  Dobbins 


Sargent  Deneen 

Watt  Hall  Dobbins  Root 

Hudson  Tolson  Hunt 

Collard  Dreman  Bond 


Wineland 

Dearborn 

Kuhar 

Lonergan 

Wiley 

Bonjean 

Ackerman 

Frings 

Armbruster  Hoff 

Quebbeman  Philp  Powers 

Dilner  Clarke  Phillips 

Miley  Vaughn  Hershbach 


Page  424 


Founded, 

Yale  University,  1844 

'Forty-six  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Pi  Chapter 

Established    1904 

902  South  Second  Street 


Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 


Maurice  H.  Robinson,  Ph.D. 


Edward  C.  Hoelscher 


FACULTY 
Laurence  E.  Kline,  B.S.  Capt.  F.  A.  March,  U.S.A. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Clark  J.  Buswell 


Paul  A.  Christensen 


Carl  Weinrich 
John  C.  Gage 
Rudolph  W.  Hack 


George  D.  Kelley 
John  R.  Adams 
Arthur  J.  Proteau 


Juniors 


James  A.  Cave 
George  Springer 
Guy  C.  Stoltz 


J.  Duncan  Campbell 
Charles  V.  Quackenbush 


James  E.  Aitken 
John  Sandberg 
George  Hartford 
John  K.  Warner 


John  L.  Porter 
Wilbur  H.  Stocking 

F.  Gordon  Bartholomew 

G.  Gardner  Pitts 


Sophomores 


Everett  C.  George 
Robert  Voet 
Vernon  J.  Bert 
William  Baker 


Louis  P.  Shultz 
John  Snook 
Elbert  Faust 


Robert  E.  Cummings 
John  Merrell 
Stevens  S.  Farson 
Robert  R.  Buswell 


Roger  G.  W.  Carlson 
William  P.  Charle 
Eldred  B.  Swift 
Douglas  Shaw 


Fresh} 


Lenard  Ellwood 
Thomas  H.  Owen 
Alvin  Hall 
George  A.  Day 


Peter  K.  Wilson 
Donald  H.  Key 
Richard  Dietrich 


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Weinrich      Springer      Cave      Stoltz      Adams      Christensen      Hoelscher      Buswell      Kelley      Campbell      Hack      Gage 

Bartholomew      Snook      Aitken      Faust      Sandberg      George      Bert      Schultz      Hartford      Stocking      Pitts      Baker      Voet      Warner      Porter 

Day      Dietrich      Wilson      Farson      Buswell      Carlson      Swift      Kay      Shaw      Charle      Cummings      Hall      Merrell      Owen      Ellwood 

Duke — the  Mascot 


Page  425 


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Founded, 

Washington  and  Jefferson  College,  1852 

Fifty  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Delta  Chapter 

Established  1904 

911  South  Fourth  Street 


Phi  Kappa  Psi 


FACULTY 


T.  Rossman  Palfry,  Ph.D. 
Francis  S.  Ronalds,  Ph.D. 
S.  Lindley,  A.M. 


Kenneth  L.  Burroughs 
John  Tarwain 


Charles  F.  Coleman 
John  W.  McElroy 


Robert  H.  Crowe 
Richard  Hart 
Daniel  Crumlish 


Charles  Gallup 
Warren  Wingert 
Jack  Ross 
David  Hicks 

Ernest  Schmidt 


Robert  H.  Baker,  Ph.D. 
John  Hartel,  B.Arch. 


Austin  Harding,  B.Mus. 
Arthur  Hamilton,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 
Kenneth  W.  Mason  Jack  Soller 


Juniors 


James  W.  Karraker 
John  H.  Detrich 


Robert  Curran 
Harris  L.  Undem 


Fred  Comstock 
Kenneth  Welch 
Robert  Dearborn 
Marvin  Kuppinger 


Otto  R.  Hills 
Tom  Carter 


Sophomores 


Ralph  O'Connell 
Miles  Scull 


Freshmen 


Tom  Powers 
Harold  Deane 
Robert  Kerr 
Keith  Hall 


Frank  L.  Stevens,  Ph.D. 
J.  Craig  Ruby,  A.B. 


Harold  A.  Putnam 
Jack  Shumate 


Julian  K.  Knipp 
Carl  B.  McLaughlin 


George  D.  Kolbe 
Stanley  R.  Pierce 
Lesley  Carmichael 


Harry  Willwerth 
Jack  Reilly 
Charles  Edwards 
Anthony  Horn 
Stanley  Wilborn 


Kolbe 


Shumate  McLaughlin  Karraker  Burroughs  McElroy  Soller  Hart  Putnam  Detrich 

Crumlish  O'Connell  Pierce  Undem  Hills  Tarwain  Scull  Curran  Crowe  Wilborn 

Hall  Ross  Horn  Edwards  Welch  Schmidt  Kuppinger  Wingert  Coleman 

Hicks  Willwerth  Powers  Kerr  Deane  Gallup  Reilly  Comstock  Dearborn 


Page  426 


Founded, 

Williams  College,  1834 

Fifty-four  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1905 

312  East  Armory  Avenue 


Delta  Upsilon 


Williams  Trelease,  D.Sc,  LL.D. 
Ernest  Bernbaum,  Ph.D. 
Gilbert  H.  Cady,  Ph.D. 


Robert  S.  Andrews 
Armen  R.  Blanke 
Clarence  E.  Ganschow 


William  Budinger 
Verne  S.  Curtis,  Jr. 
Charles  F.  Dickinson,  Jr. 


Frederick  L.  Winslow 
Walter  W.  May 
Gilbert  H.  Cady,  Jr. 


M.  S.  Goldman,  A.M. 
Karl  B.  Lohmann,  B.S. 


FACULTY 

J.  W.  Kennedy,  A.B. 
M.L.A.  A.  F.  Dodge,  A.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Norman  L.  Hickox 
Allie  R.  Morrison 


Phillip  A.  Hanson 
Roger  R.  Sparks 


William  L.  Jackson 
Frank  W.  Gilbertson 
S.  Howard  Gimre 


Burton  E.  Jolley 
John  F.  Moran 


Juniors 


Henry  T.  Oleck 
David  F.  Madden 


Soph 


o  mores 


Howard  D.  Holzman 
Cyril  J.  Geisler 
R.  Lewis  Young 


Gail  F.  Moulten,  M.S. 
William  Habberton,  A.B. 


Thomas  R.  Smith 
Francis  X.  O'Keefe 
William  F.  O'Dell 


Norman  R.  Sherman 

Stanley  Smith 

S.  Clement  Irwin,  Jr. 


Densmore  A.  Ross 
Richard  G.  Zimmer 


Reginald  S.  Airman 
William  E.  Carroll 
John  B.  Daily,  Jr. 
Lambert  T.  Ericson,  Jr. 
H.  Sargent  Howard 


Paul  L.  Jolley 
Myron  D.  King 
Bruce  C.  Ladd 
Franklin  J.  Lindsten 


Freshmen 


Milton  W.  Nosek 
James  D.  Piper 
Edward  C.  Russell 
Willard  C.  Russell 


Joseph  E.  Sheehan 
John  C.  Soule 
Nathan  Wilkinson 
Wallace  J.  Little 


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Daily  W.  Russell  Geisler  Winslow  Ericson  Holzman  Soule  Zimmer         Carroll  L.  Young         Sheehan  Cady 

Irwin  Oleck  Erb  Hanson  Dickinson  Sherman  Jackson  Curtis  Madden  Sparks  May  Gilbertson 

Hickox  Smith  Andrews  Moran  O'Dell  Blanke  B.  Jolley  Ganschow  O'Keefe  Morrison 

Howard  P.  Jolley  Wilkinson  Ladd  Piper  Lindsten  Ross  Airman  Little  King  E.  Russell  Nosek 


Page  427 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1906 

One  Active  Chapter 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1906 

1011  South  Sixth  Street 


Chi  Beta 


Frank  E.  Rokusek,  B.S. 


FACULTY 

Wendell  S.  Wilson,  B.S. 


Thomas  J.  Dolan,  B.S. 


Milton  E.  Aldrich 
Samuel  W.  Archer 
Karl  W.  Anderson 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Clyde  J.  Baldwin 
F.  Eugene  Boucher 
Robert  L.  Chambers 


Phillip  C.  Johnson 
Charles  I.  Luckman 
Donald  A.  Radeke 


Edwin  T.  Reeder 
A.  Edward  Riddle 


George  A.  Baldwin 
Floyd  G.  Crow 


Dwight  P.  Flanders 
George  W.  Johnston 


\umors 


Louis  A.  Magierski 
Herbert  R.  Hill 


F.  Lewis  Phillips 


William  Z.  Black,  Jr. 
Myron  D.  Comstock 
Fred  Donner 


Richard  H.  Heberling 
Fred  B.  Johnston 


Sophomores 


Robert  C.  Kennedy 
Arthur  W.  Kowitz 


Edgar  E.  Rhodes 
Russell  F.  Scott 
H.  Percy  Yarnell 


Thomas  H.  Beahm 
Howard  E.  Core 
Frank  R.  Grunder 


Wendell  T.  Hegg 
Edward  A.  Kramer 


Freshmen 


Donald  W.  Lyddon 
Harry  J.  Reck 


Ralph  von  Rautenkranz 
J.  Paul  Wesley 
Julian  C.  Wheeler 


Comstock       Grunder        Wesley        Beahm        Lyddon       "Kramer        von  Rautenkranz       Reck       Hegg       Core       Wheeler 

Heberling        Scott        Donner        Kowitz        Kennedy        G.  Baldwin        Crow        Flanders       Rhodes        F.  Johnston        Yarnell 

Phillips        P.  Johnson        Boucher        Anderson        C.  Baldwin        Aldrich        Chambers        Riddle        Luckman        Reeder        Radeke        G.  Johnston 


Page  Aid, 


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University  of  Michigan,  1904 
Thir-cy-chree  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1906 

501  East  Daniel  Street 


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FACULTY 


Pembroke  H.  Brown,  Ph.D. 
Lathan  Collins 
Alonzo  P.  Kratz,  A.M. 
Charles  M.  Hottes,  Ph.D. 


Charles  R.  Larson 
Paul  B.  Huck 
Wayne  E.  McCleery 


C.  Stanley  Monnier 
Fred  W.  Gartner 


Carleton  J.  Jacobson 
Hazen  S.  Whalin 


Milton  C.  Geuther 
Paul  J.  Manning 


Russell  T.  Gregg,  B.S. 
Ralph  K.  Hursh,  B.S. 
Harry  G.  Paul,  Ph.D. 


Ray  I.  Shawl,  M.S. 
William  L.  Burlison,  Ph.D. 
Francis  M.  Porter,  M.S. 


John  K.  Tuthill,  B.S. 
Lewis  W.  Williams,  A.M. 
Charles  F.  Green,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Irwin  C.  Ullrey 
Lester  T.  Davis 
W.  Russell  Nelsch 


Elmer  G.  Woods 
Karl  F.  Adams 


Albert  V.  Lutton 


Lorin  Dye 


John  H.  Myers 
Edward  N.  Moore 
Marion  F.  Carlock 


Juniors 

Carroll  E.  Yeast 
Lloyd  D.  Gould 

Sophomores 

Thurlow  W.  Drayer 

Freshmen 

Carl  E.  Woerner 


Glenn  R.  Lyon 
Louis  J.  Melvin 


Theodore  J.  Echternacht 


William  B.  Pings 


L.  Delos  Carlock 


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L.  Carlock 

Lyon  Huck  Ullrey  Lutton 

McCleery  Yeast  Nelsch  M.  Carlock 

Echternacht  Gould  Adams  Gartner 

Dye  Manning  Meyers  Pings  Monnier 


Davis 


Whalin 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1907 

One  Active  Chapter 

1115  South  Euclid  Street 


Ilus 


GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Raymond  L.  Robinson 


Richard  L.  Moore 
Theodore  E.  Brooks 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Harry  W.  McClugage  Frank  K.  Sweetman 


Richard  C.  Frasier 
Arthur  Dillner 


Henry  W.  Haman 
Lawrence  L.  Huckins 


John  A.  Olson 
George  C.  Rice 


Juniors 


Lewis  F.  Concklin 
Robert  C.  Ingersoll 


John  E.  Asp 
Tyrus  Main 


Frank  J.  Oehlschlaeger 
Norman  E.  Wendt 


Harold  F.  Green 
A.  Louis  Demorest 


Sophomores 

William  R.  Gunner 


Charles  M.  Broom 
William  H.  Rex 


Robert  Burnam 
William  Osman 
Frank  Humphrey 


Everett  Rex 
Chester  Johnson 
Jack  Wicken 


Fresht 


Jacob  E.  Evitts 
Jean  Heffner 
Joseph  Brock 


Gordon  Kennedy 
Jerome  Winnie 
John  Abram 


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Huckins        Concklin        Brooks        Wendt        Gunner        Oehlschlaeger        Broom        W.  Rex        Demorest        Ingersoll        Rice 

Main        Kennedy        Winnie        Osman        Brock        Burnam        Wicken        E.  Rex        Humphrey        Johnson        Heffner        Evitts 


Page  430 


Founded, 
University  of  Illinois,  1907 
Fourteen  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1907 

112  East  Daniel  Street 


Triangle 


FACULTY 


A.  N.  Talbot,  C.E.,  D.Sc,  D.Eng.       R.  S.  Crossman,  B.S.,  C.E. 
E.  E.  Bauer,  B.S.  A.  C.  Willard,  B.S. 


R.  P.  Hoelscher,  B.S. 
H.  H.  Black,  B.S. 


M.  L.  Enger,  M.S.,  C.E. 
E.  E.  Cress,  B.S.,  C.E. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Robert  H.  Anderson 
W.  Reginald  Berry 
Lawrence  W.  Brugman 


Edward  W.  Baldwin 
Julian  L.  Spencer 


Frank  W.  Bennett 
J.  Roderick  Johnstone 


George  A.  Johnstone 
DeWitt  A.  Redd 


Harold  A.  Dodge 
Lowell  A.  Dollahan 
Robert  W.  Honens 


Lloyd  W.  Mattson 


Quintin  J.  Crawford 
Arthur  E.  Olson 


Joseph  R.  Kempston 


Eldon  O.  A.  Cronquist 
Lawrence  E.  Langdon 
Edward  L.  Smith 


Juniors 


Donald  W.  Ray 


Sophomores 


Richard  J.  Duffin 
Raymond  J.  Schauer 


Freshmen 

George  S.  Lawson 


Robert  C.  St.  John 
Harlow  O.  Panhorst 


F.  John  Rose 
Leonard  E.  Van  Epps 


Paul  B.  Holt 


M.  Howard  West 


Langdon  Van  Epps  Rose  J.  R.  Johnstone  Anderson  Smith 

Cronquist  Brugman  Dollahan  Dodge  Berry  Honens  St.  John  Crossman 

Mattson  Schauer  Duffin  Lawson  Baldwin  Bennett  Crawford 

West  G.  A.  Johnstone  Holt  Redd  Day  Kempston  Olson  Spencer 


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Founded, 

University  of  Wisconsin,  1902 

Forty-six  Active  Chapters 

Zeta  Chapter 

Established  1908 

907  South  Sixth  Street 


Alpha  Chi  Sigma 


FACULTY 


Roger  Adams,  Ph.D. 

A.  I.  Andrews,  Ph.D. 

L.  F.  Audrieth,  Ph.D. 

John  C.  Bailar,  Ph.D. 

Dana  Burks,  Ph.D. 

A.  M.  Buswell,  Ph.D. 

G.  L.  Clark,  Ph.D. 

L.  W.  Elder,  Ph.D. 

D.  T.  Englis,  Ph.D. 

Vincent  du  Vigneaud,  Ph.D. 

Darrell  Althausen 
Webster  W.  Benton 
A.  T.  Blomquist 
Horace  H.  Bliss 
Eugene  Browning 
Lewis  W.  Butz 
F.  M.  Clark 


M-  Hartley  Crosbie 
John  L.  Journay 
Sidney  B.  Kuykendall 

Milton  A.  Dewey 
Sanford  A.  Elliott 

Stewart  T.  Bauer 
Joseph  A.  Brunner 


R.  C.  Fuson,  Ph.D. 
H.  S.  Grindley,  D.Sc. 
T.  S.  Hamilton,  M.S. 

B.  S.  Hopkins,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 
H.  F.  Johnstone,  A.M.,  B.S. 
D.  B.  Keyes,  Ph.D. 

N.  W.  Krase,  Ph.D. 

C.  S.  Marvel,  Ph.D. 

W.  A.  Noyes,  Ph.D.,  LL.D., 
Chem.D.D.Sc. 

GRADUATE 

D.  D.  Coffman 
John  de  Vries 
Wm.  Lawrence  Faith 
Charles  H.  Fisher 
Milton  Gallager 

H.  B.  Gillespie 


O.  R.  Overman,  Ph.D. 
S.  W.  Parr,  M.S.,  D.Sc. 
C.  W.  Parmelee,  M.S. 
T.  E.  Phipps,  Ph.D. 
J.  H.  Reedy,  Ph.D. 
W.  H.  Rodebush,  Ph.D. 
W.  C.  Rose,  Ph.D. 
W.  A.  Ruth,  Ph.D. 
R.  L.  Shriner,  Ph.D. 

STUDENTS 

Clay  M.  Greer 
Stanley  M.  Jackson 
Edward  M.  McMahon 
Ralph  E.  Meints 
Howard  E.  Munro 
William  A.  Nichols 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


John  B.  Miller 
David  E.  Morris 


Wilhelm  G.  Peters 


Frank  M.  Schofield 

Marcus  G.  Van  Campen,  Jr. 


Juniors 


G.  F.  Smith,  Ph.D. 
Sherlock  Swann,  Ph.D. 

F.  W.  Tanner,  Ph.D. 

G.  I.  Wallace,  Ph.D. 

L.  F.  Yntema,  Ph.D.,D.Sc. 
R.  D.  Snow,  Ph.  D. 
F.  C.  Howard,  B.S. 
E.  A.  Hertzell,  M.S. 
C.  S.  Boruff,  M.S. 


E.  L.  Pearson 
Richard  D.  Rudd 
J.  E.  Spiker 
Wayne  A.  Sisson 
Wallace  Windus 
W.  C.  Klingelhoefer 


George  W.  Wilhelm 
Frederick  W.  Rutherford 
Franklin  B.  Wells 


Arthur  M.  Phelps 


Carlyle  J.  Stehman 


Sophomores 
J.  Newton  Rodeheaver  Robert  N.  Rutherford 

Freshmen 
Donald  B.  Black  Willard  Wade 


Merton  M.  Beckwith 


Jackson         Wallace         Shriner         Bailar         Bliss  Blomquist  de  Vries  Audrieth  Hamilton  Reedy         Nichols  Zimmer 

Fuson  Keyes  du  Vigneaud  Meints  Windus  Marvel  Englis  Johnstone  Hertzell  Snow 

Tanner         Adams         Rose  Swann  Black         Brunner  R.  Rutherford  Rodeheaver  Faith  Butz  Fisher  Elder         Sisson 

Bauer  Phelps         F.  M.  Clark  Elliott  Dewey  Benton  Peters  Stehman  McMahon  Munro  Gillespie 

Kuykendall  Van  Campen  Schofield  Miller  Wells  Morris  Journay  Wilhelm         Crosbie  F.  Rutherford 


Page  432 


Founded, 
University  of  Illinois,  1908 
Thirty-three  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Chapter 
Established  1908 
58  Gregory  Drive 


Alpha  Gamma  Rho 


FACULTY 


George  I.  Wallace,  Ph.D. 
Sleeter  Bull,  M.S. 
Horace  B.  Ingalls,  B.S. 


William  C.  Beutner 
Lyman  J.  Bratzler 
Vernon  R.  Cordts 
Walter  A.  Gano 


Walter  A.  Brewer 
James  S.  Burnett 
H.  Clarence  Carrison 
George  A.  Doole 


Joseph  W.  Ashbrook 
Claude  A.  Baker 


H.  Dale  Allspach 
W.  Herbert  Baldridge 
Mark  Grenlund 


William  H.  Young 
Frederick  J.  Keilholz,  B.S. 


Fred  H.  Rankin. 
Henry  P.  Rusk, 


B.S. 
M.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


William  R.  Donigan 
William  C.  Fisher 
Harold  E.  Hembrough 


Orland  F.  Dunteman 
Linn  A.  Eaton 
Lloyd  D.  Graham 


Kenneth  L.  Glassburn 
Arley  K.  Hohenboken 


Robert  M.  Harrison 
Robert  Howard 


Percy  E.  Johnson 
Leon  W.  Kuhn 
Lawrence  L.  Lowe 


Juniors 


J.  Albert  Hardgrove 
Harvey  B.  Hartline 
DeVere  Mummert 


Sophomores 


James  F.  Holderman 
Robert  T.  Kay 


Freshmen 


W.  Scott  Maloney 
Sterling  E.  Myers 


Fred  C.  Olson,  M.S. 
Hubert  J.  Sloan,  Ph.D. 
J.  C.  Hackleman,  A.M. 


S.  Joseph  Makeever 
Albert  A.  Pritchard 
James  M.  Stewart 


Harold  Nichols 
George  Rawls 
Jay  C.  Shutter 
Robert  M.  Guthrie 


Dealas  J.  Witt 


Maurice  M.  Strang 
Elmer  E.  Williams 
Kenneth  J.  Johnson 


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Glassburn             Ashbrook            Kay            Hohenboken            Witt            Baker             K.  Johnson             Hardgrove  Dunteman             Hartline 

Eaton           Burnett            Guthrie           Brewer            Shutter            Cordts            Doole           Makeever  Bratzler 

Donigan           Pritchard            Beutner           Hembrough            Stewart           Young            P.  Johnson            Nichols  Fisher            Kuhn 


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Founded, 
Yale  University,  1845 
Thirty  Active  Chapters 

Eta  Chapter 

Established  1908 

211  East  Armory  Avenue 


Alpha  Sigma  Phi 


FACULTY 


Edward  C.  Baldwin,  Ph.D. 
Everett  E.  King,  A.B.,  M.C.E. 


Donald  E.  Bodenschatz 
William  T.  Brydges 
Lloyd  S.  Burdick 
Robert  F.  Colwell 


Everett  D.  Carthey 
Wilbur  L.  Dooley 
Charles  B.  Harper 


Howard  C.  Dunbar 
Harold  D.  Dahlin 
Haddon  B.  Davenport 


Clark  R.  Brown 
Eugene  Cole 
Allan  D.  Erwin 
Richard  A.  Grantz 


Theodore  H.  Frison,  Ph.D. 
Francis  P.  Shepard,  Ph.D. 


Frederick  B.  Stiven,  B.Mus. 
Capt.  Herman  Kramer,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Gustave  B.  Ehnborn 
Joseph  A.  Goeller 
Robert  A.  Hessler 


Lowell  G.  Fouts 
Leon  W.  Fouts 


Sidney  L.  Greenfield 
Sherman  C.  Anderson 
John  J.  Fitzpatrick 


James  T.  Landon 
Merritt  W.  Peterson 
Charles  E.  Pruett 


Bueford  R.  Harper 
James  D.  Knapp 
Charles  L.  Kotovic 


Juniors 


Wesley  H.  Morgan 
Ward  A.  Southard 


Sophomores 


Richard  W.  Haines 
Eugene  J.  Hayes 
Wallace  E.  Salmon 


Freshmen 


John  R.  Sawtell 
Lester  R.  Stone 
William  G.  Theobold 


Lieut.  David  W.  Griffiths 
Frank  W.  Stubbs,  B.S.,  C.E. 


Robert  G.  Ottesen 
Clifford  D.  Olin 
Daniel  S.  Reese 


Albert  R.  Gloor 
Raymond  R.  Peterson 


Harry  A.  Wilson 
Thomas  A.  Lundeen 


Kellogg  C.  Walbert 
Percy  A.  Wells,  Jr. 
Jack  G.  Dickson 


Dooley     Harper      Wells      L.  W.  Fouts      Fitzpatrick      Dunbar      Walbert      Carthey  Theobold      Erwin      M.  Peterson      B.  R.  Harper      Landon 

Anderson      Haines      Morgan      Southard      Reese      Ottesen      L.  G.  Fouts  Hayes      Stone      Davenport      Salmon      Greenfield 

Goeller      Hessler      Colwell      Bodenschatz      Knapp  Brydges      Olin      Burdick 

Gloor      Wilson      Grantz      Brown      Dahlin      Lundeen       R.  Peterson       Pruett      Sawtell 


Page  434 


Founded, 

University  of  Wisconsin,  1903 

Forty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1908 

605  East  Daniel  Street 


Cosmopolitan  Club 


FACULTY 


Frank  C.  Baker,  B.S. 
E.  C  Baldwin,  Ph.D. 
J.  H.  Beard,  M.D. 
Edward  Berman,  Ph.D. 


Anant  K.  Joshi 
Albert  Monack 


Walter  C.  Alward 
Eugene  Dubin 
Tzu  Tao  Tsung 


Eugenio  Argudin 


David  H.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 
Herman  B.  Dorner,  M.S. 
Victor  E.  Shelford,  Ph.D. 
G.  W.  Sanford,  M.A. 


W.  F.  Schulz,  Ph.D. 
T.  E.  Oliver,  Ph.D. 
E.  H.  Waldo,  M.E.,  E.E. 
H.  W.  Craig,  B.A. 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

A.  D.  Singh  Stanley  Kleinheksel 

L.  M.  Null  George  L.  Hockenyos 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Orville  E.  Goehler,  B.S. 
Lorenzo  B.  Paredes,  A.B. 
H  J.  Vanden  Berg,  Ph.D. 


Tsing  Lai  Lau 


Seniors 


Edmundo  Buddemberg 
Constantine  N.  Darras 


Robert  MacLaggan 
Paul  Marihara 


Juniors 


Jach  L.  Sachs 


Jurie  P.  Schoeman 


George  Wey 
William  MacPherson 


Napoleon  C.  Carbonell 


Carlos  Claure 


Sophomores 
David  Rosenbloom 


Allen  Schwalb 


Irving  Rosenthal 


Hugo  Lopez 


Freshmen 

Howard  Kubots  Espanosa 


James  Berman  Gonzales 


Oliver 

Espanosa 

Kubota 

Wev 

Marihara 

Waldo  Carnahan  Shelford  Paredes 

Lopez                   Claure                   Kleinheksel  Craig  Beard 

Singh  Rosenthal                    Rosenbloom                    Sachs  Berman 

Buddemberg                     Schwalb                    Lau  Dubin  Schulz 


Monack 
Joshi 


Page  435 


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Founded, 
Vincennes  University,  1897 
Thirty-two  Active  Chapters 

Phi  Chapter 

Established  1908 

402  East  Armory  Avenue 


Sigma  Pi 


C.  E.  Palmer,  M.S. 

La  Force  Bailey,  M.S.,  B.P. 


Howard  O.  Ullman 
James  W.  Lewis 


Clifford  A.  Grill 
John  C.  Evans 
William  F.  Ridgway 
Edwin  S.  Winsper 


Arrhur  F.  Schultz 
Richard  A.  Dancey 
Ralph  G.  Larsen 
James  B.  Reston 


Phillip  W.  McDowell 
Jesse  F.  Burt 
Arthur  E.  Blackstone 


FACULTY 

A.  R.  Knight,  M.E.,  M.S.,  E.E.  H.  A.  Ruehe,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Harold  W.  Breithaupt 
Henry  Kamphoefner 


Arthur  A.  Esslinger 
Crawford  E.  Staples 
Alvin  H.  Siemering 


Albert  E.  Loomis 
Otis  H.  Law 
Clayton  Esslinger 
Ernest  Jokinen 


LeRoy  E.  Kruggel 

W.  Fredrick  H.  Lindall 

Daniel  J.  Sullivan 


John  F.  Schroeder 
Robert  E.  McMurtrie 


Juniors 


Lawrence  B.  Huston 
Herbert  L.  Krueger 
Charles  Helander 


Sophomores 


Clyde  F.  Carroll 
R.  John  Wolgast 
Robert  V.  Carter 
Harry  K.  McEvoy 


Freshmen 


Grover  B.  Wickendon 
William  A.  Amsler 
Roy  W.  Johnson 


J.  Sabo,  B.S. 


Walter  A.  Ross 
Claude  P.  Smith 


Frank  H.  Davis 
Richard  E.  Tener 
Walter  E.  Brinn 


F.  Richard  Hayner 
Walter  Aabye 
Gilbert  R.  Van  Voorst 
Theodore  H.  Griesenauer 


Lawrence  Frerk 
Al  Hadfield 
John  Gerber 


Breithaupt       McMurtrie       Kamphoefner       Schroeder       Ross       Ullman       Smith       Brinn       Lewis 

Evans       A.  Esslinger       Ridgway       Davis       Staples       Reston       Winsper       Schultz       Siemering       Tener       Krueger 

C.  Esslinger       Van  Voorst       Hayner       Dancey       Wolgast       Larsen       Loomis       Law       Aabye       Helander       Carter 

Griesenauer       Carroll       McDowell       Hadfield       Frerk       Kruggel       McEvoy       Blackstone       Gerber       Amsler       Burt       Lindall       Wickendon 


Page  436 


Founded, 

Union  College,  1847 

Thirty  Active  Chapters 

Kappa  Deuteron  Chapter 

Established  1908 
901  South  Second  Street 


Theta  Delta  Chi 


Alfred  C.  Callen,  M.S..  E.M. 


FACULTY 

Matthew  T.  McClure,  Ph.D. 


Edward  M.  Mueller,  A.B. 


Robert  G.  Peebles 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Nat  T.  Burfeind  Allen  H.  Willard 


James  C.  Soper 


Harold  S.  Dawson 

Lyle  Freemon 

John  M.  Van  Arsdell 


Chester  M.  Carson 
Rome  G.  Arnold 


7* 


Malcolm  A.  Burgess 
William  L.  Pownall 


Raymond  J.  Gengler 
Herbert  L.  Smith 


Marvin  J.  Bruedigam 
Joseph  L.  Tourtelot 
Colby  Graves 


Raymond  E.  Trafelet 
Robert  MacClinchie 


Sophomores 


Donald  M.  Barton 
Louis  Schell 


Giles  Eldred 
Harold  Hilding 


Freshmen 


Harry  Larsen 
Stanley  Boughton 
Frank  Dvorak 
Richard  Joy 


Eugene  Reitz 
Truman  Mason 
George  Tucker 
Gilbert  Day 


Harry  Smith 
Bertell  Jonson 
Joel  Futter 
George  Hayes 


Herbert  Tieman 
Paul  Wilier 
Andrew  Heisel 
Edgar  Smart 


MacClinchie  Wilier  Smith  Mason  Eldred 

Graves  Jonson  Boughton  Larsen  Futter  Heisel  Day  Dvorak 

Freemon  Smart  Tieman  Hayes  Hilding  Tourtelot  Van  Arsdell  Trafelet 

Pownall  Smith  Arnold  Soper  Peebles  Carson  Burfeind  Willard 


Reitz  Joy  Schell 

Bruedigam  Barton  Tucker 

Gengler  Dawson  Burgess 


Page  437 


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Founded, 
New  York  University,  1847 
Twenty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Epsilon  Chapter 

Established  1909 

201  East  John  Street 


Halford  A.  Spalding 


Harrison  Y.  Bingham 
Charles  W.  Madden 
Maurice  M.  Briggs 


Paul  A.  Betty 
Lloyd  W.  Germann 


James  Williamson 
John  C.  Sloat 
Philip  C.  Kolb 


Zeta  Psi 

FACULTY 

Harland  Bartholemew,  C.E. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Brewster  E.  Freeland 


Juniors 


William  K.  Jordan 
William  W.  Vincent 


Truman  Richards 
John  B.  Drury 


Sophomores 
Wm.  A.  Kleppinger  Wm.  M.  Drummond 


Freshmen 


Frank  B.  Edwards 
Bennett  E.  Bates 
Harland  B.  Roney 


Charles  R.  Pfingsten 
Floyd  Wrobke 
Spencer  E.  Vasen 


John  McFadzean 


George  C.  Thompson 
Norman  C.  Spelman 


Harold  J.  Klenha 


Robert  H.  Witter 
James  Reynolds 


Drury 
Roney 


Spalding  Freeland                      Vincent                      Bingham  McFadzean 

Kleppinger  Madden                       Germann  Betty                       Briggs                      Thompson 

Williamson  Drummond                       Spelman                       Wrobke                       Richards 

Witter  Sloat                      Kolb                       Vasen                       Edwards                       Reynolds 


Page  438 


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Founded, 

Massachusetts  Agricultural 

College,  1873 

Fifty  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Deuteron  Chapter 

Established  1910 
1004  South  Second  Street 


Phi  Sigma  Kappa 


John  A.  Nicholson,  Ph.D. 


Edward  C.  G.  Quebbeman 
William  R.  Hildeman 


Donald  R.  Poor 
George  W.  Stark 
Charles  A.  Minot 
Robert  Mason 


Duana  F.  Hall 
Ernest  M.  Useman 


Theodore  R.  Myer 
Halvor  A.  Halvorsen 
A.  St.  Clair  Vance 
Leonard  S.  Hopkins 


FACULTY 

W.  P.  Sanford  C.  A.  Webber,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 

Walter  N.  Vance,  Jr.  Clark  H.  Miley 


Juniors 


Robert  J.  Johnston,  II 
Jean  P.  Tonkoff 
Lars  J.  Halvorsen 
William  F.  Engesser 


Irving  H.  Kraft 


Edwin  A.  Ford 
Marshall  Wallberg 
Malcolm  J.  Gillis 
Ernest  Schmidhofer 


Paul  E.  Needham 
Clark  Webber 
H.  Denton  Peoples 
Harry  E.  Herr 


Sophomores 

Robert  W.  Pashby 


Freshmen 


Harry  W.  Osterman 
Joseph  J.  McGrane 
Charles  M.  McHenry 
Richard  F.  Schramm 


F.  L.  Whan,  A.B. 


George  M.  Wray 
Walter  H.  Etzbach 


Gordon  C.  Losee 
Orville  W.  Asper 
Robert  F.  Tevis 
Robert  G.  Lemon 


William  L.  Ganschinietz 
Willmore  B.  Hastings 


Edgar  H.  Dugan 
Frederick  A.  Brown 
Vernon  L.  Douthit 
Albert  Brown 


Schramm  McHenry  Wallberg  Osterman  A.  Brown 

Pashby  Losee  A.  Vance  F.  Brown  McGrane  Ford  Hopkins 

Peoples  Lemon  Asper  Herr  Hall  Kraft  Johnston  Useman  Hastings 

Tevis  Needham  Tonkoff  Stark  Poor  Etzbach  W.  Vance  Quebbeman 


H.  Halvorsen 
Schmidhofer 
Ganschinietz 
Hildeman 


Gillis  Myer 

Minot  Mason  Webber 

L.  Halvorsen  Engesser 


Page  439 


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Founded, 

Union  College,  1833 

Twenty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Omicron  Chapter 

Established  1910 

313  East  Armory  Avenue 


Psi  Upsilon 


FACULTY 

Frederick  Green,  A.B.,  A.M.,  LL.D.        George  F.  D.  Zimmerman,  B.S.,  A.M.         Fred  H.  Rankin,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


George  H.  Perrine,  A.M. 


John  W.  Beal 
J.  Robert  HofT 
Charles  V.  Mount 


Edward  E.  Emrick 
Richard  B.  Ainsworth 


William  R.  Brown 
Lowell  G.  Croysdale 
Harry  J.  Meyers 
William  M.  Rice 


John  L.  Furrer 
John  H.  Holstein 
Mark  B.  Swanson 


Frederick  A.  Blayney 
George  A.  Webster,  Jr. 


David  S.  Hughes 


W.  Clark  Brubaker 
C  Lyman  Emrich,  Jr. 
Robert  M.  Murphy 
Leo  B.  Varty 


John  C.  Hand 
Richard  E.  Otis 


Charles  V.  Hall 
Leonard  W.  Wilson 


Juniors 


Theodore  H.  McKee 


Sophomores 


Harry  A.  Chetham 
Wilfred  R.  Johnson 
Dudley  Onderdonk 
Roy  E.  Taylor,  Jr. 


Freshmen 


James  M.  Hodge 
Jerry  R.  Owings 


Herbert  Henley  Hall,  Jr. 
Francis  E.  Harrold 
G.  Stanley  Logan 


Hugh  J.  Graham,  Jr. 
Wilbur  J.  MacEdwards 


Charles  F.  Cockrell 
Arthur  P.  Davenport,  Jr. 
Varence  T.  Penn 


Arthur  G.  Holstein 
Earl  R.  Stege 


Meyers 
Graham  Emrick 


J.  Holstein  A.  Holstein  Otis  F.  Tebbets  Swanson  Hand  Hodge  Stege 

Onderdonk          Taylor          Cockrell          G.  Tebbets          Chetham          Emrich          Murphy         Owings  Furrer 

Brown          Brubaker          Varry          Davenport           Croysdale          Johnson           McKee          Rice  Penn 

Ainsworth           MacEdwards          Wilson          Webster           Blayney           Harrold           Mount  Logan 


Beal 


Page  440 


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Founded, 
Princeton  University,  1824 
Thirry-one  Active  Chapters 

Sigma  Chapter 

Established  1912 

303  East  Chalmers  Street 


Chi  Phi 

FACULTY 

Lawrence  M.  Murphy,  A.M. 


Herbert  P.  Hallsteen 
Richard  F.  Becker 
Howard  A.  Bergquist 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


J.  Edgar  Kelly 
William  D.  V.  Lewis 


Jack  H.  Muntz 
Paul  B.  Swain 


Lyle  H.  Rossiter 
William  P.  Van  Ness 


Juniors 


William  P.  Cameron 
Junius  P.  Califf 
John  B.  Davies 
J.  Leslie  Harper 


Raymond  E.  Gessing 
Walter  L.  Horn 
Daniel  W.  Roche 


Robert  B.  Johnson 
Stanford  E.  Hulteen 
Louis  O.  Egner 


Arthur  F.  Homer 
Glen  Hummer 
Donald  M.  March 


Herbert  A.  Sjolander 
Stanley  F.  Warner 


Kenneth  S.  Steinmetz 
William  Waterhouse 
Robert  E.  Dwyer 


R.  Neil  McClarnan 
Jay  L.  Wheelock 
Philip  B.  Redeker 


Sophomores 


Lindley  Murray 
Robert  C.  Van  Ness 


Freshmen 


Robert  F.  Schutz 
Hamlet  Ridgeway 
Carl  F.  Roepke 


Robert  G.  Rockwell 
Edward  H.  McGinnis 
Lee  A.  Becker 


Robert  C.  Thompson 
Marshall  F.  Grunwald 
Jule  B.  Mallin 


Dan  Dailey 
Harry  J.  Wallace 


Grunwald  Roepke  Ridgeway  Steinmetz  Johnson  Egner  Dailey  Schutz  Thompson  Waterhouse 

Dwyer  Horn  L.  Becker  Murray  McClarnan  Rossiter  Sjolander  Warner  Roche  Wallace 

Hulteen  Mallin  March  Gessing  R.  Van  Ness  Califf  Redeker  Harper  Hummer  Davies  Bergquist 

Swain  W.  Van  Ness  Lewis  McGinnis  Wheelock  Kelly  Hallsteen  Homer  R.  Becker  Muntz  Rockwell 


Page  441 


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Founded, 

Union  College,  1841 

Twenty-five  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Zeta  Delta  Chapter 

Established  1912 

912  South  Second  Street 


Chi  Psi 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Peter  F.  Caldwell 
Joseph  T.  Walker 


Gebhardt  W.  Peterson 
Ralph  D.  Uhlendorf 


Charles  P.  McCool 
William  Tarvin 
Charles  E.  Murphy 


Bruce  Boyson 
Walter  M.  Johnson 
Donald  S.  Hoebel 
Eugene  J.  Dailey 


Arch  S.  James 
Bruce  C.  Pettigrew 


Walter  Herschbach 


Truman  Jones 
Berlyn  Pierce 


Juniors 


James  S.  Shannon 


Sophomores 


Wilson  H.  Daveler 
O.  Dean  Ames 


William  E.  Hall 
Howard  S.  McFarland 


Frae  S.  Wilson 
Temple  C.  Dick 


Nesbit  McCorkle 
Ramond  Gibbs 


John  W.  Mills 
Wm.  Dickenson 


Freshmen 


William  W.  Baker 
Reynold  S.  Smith 
Charles  F.  Newhall 
William  H.  Cole 


Clayton  S.  Hexton 
W.  Ross  Wood 
Charles  G.  Rummel 
Kemp  G.  Townsend 


Cyrus  L.  Thompson 
Harold  G.  Bloomfield 
Charles  H.  Gallion 
Lawrence  J.  Pickett 


Pierce  Walker  Caldwell  Dick  Jones  Uhlendorf  James  Pettigrew  Wilson 

Hall  Daveler  Murphy  McFarland  Ames  Peterson  Herschbach  Gibbs  McCorkle  Shannon 

Gallion  Hexton  Johnson  Wood  Newhall  Cole  McCool  Mills  Dickenson 

Smith  Townsend  Thompson  Rummel  Boyson  Hoebel  Bloomfield  Pickett  Baker  Dailey 


Page  442 


Founded, 

Brown  University,  1889 

Twenty-three  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Chapter 

Established  1912 

310  East  Chalmers  Street 


Phi  Kappa 


FACULTY 


Walter  Ackerman 
J.  Donald  Doyle 
Arthur  H.  Franclc 


Edward  A.  Cody 
Edward  H.  English 
Thomas  Ferris 


Cecil  Clennen 
Stephen  J.  Coffey 
Owen  J.  Curtin 
Rodney  J.  Daley 


Vincent  Considine 
Robert  A.  Dillon 
Samuel  E.  Dugan 


Edward  J.  Manley 


James  W.  Garrity 
Frank  J.  Gollings 
William  J.  Grady 


Kasmer  J.  Lambert 
George  J.  Lounsbery 
Frank  A.  Palumbo 


P.  Dennis  Gunning 
Harold  B.  Johnston 
Walter  E.  Krieder 
Jerome  Mockenhaupt 


Casmir  Gadzinski 
Joseph  J.  Gillen 
Francis  E.  Hyson 


Herman  J.  Schrader,  B.S.,  M.E. 


Seniors 


Ronald  F.  Henrekin 
Henry  W.  Meers 
Vincent  G.  Raney 


Juniors 


Benjamin  E.  Rine 
John  M.  Ryan 
John  S.  Sheridan 


Sophomores 


Eugene  V.  Morrissy 
Samuel  J.  Roti 
Willis  P.  Ryan 
Edgar  B.  Smiley 


Freshmen 


Paul  B.  Juhnke 
Frank  Metzdorf 
Daniel  J.  Mitchell 


Henry  C.  Wolf 
Russell  E.  Mullady 


Donald  D.  Traynor 
William  B.  Ryan 


Aloysious  F.  Tasch 
Mathew  M.  Wingert 
Francis  T.  Sheehy 


Francis  Otterson 
George  J.  Ray 
Fred  Solsberger 


Doyle  Wingert  Rischar  Smiley  Coffey  Sheehy  Mockenhaupt  Ferris 

Cody  J.  Ryan  Sheridan  English  Wm.  Ryan  Curtin  Palumbo  Lounsberry 

Franck  Garrity  Mullady  Gollings  Meers  Ackerman  Grady  Raney 

Roti  Juhnke  Lambert  Dillon  Gillen         Kreider  Clennon  Morrissy 

Otterson  Solsberger  Dugan  Tasch  Metzdorf  Considine  Hyson  Gadzinski  Ray 


Johnston 

Rine  Traynor 

Wolf 
Daley 
Mitchell  W.  Ryan 


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Founded, 
Illinois  Wesleyan,  1899 
Thirty  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Chapter 

Established  1912 

102  East  Chalmers  Street 


Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 


FACULTY 


Milton  M.  Olander,  B.S. 
George  Horner,  B.S. 
Carl  S.  Marvel,  Ph.D. 


Raymond  P.  Bruhnke 
Edward  Comings 
John  D.  Cox 
Hurem  E.  Derment 


Evan  Howell,  B.S. 
W.  C.  Casey,  Ph.D. 


Edwin  L.  Theiss,  Ph.D. 
Ralph  Doner,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Bradford  Cox 
Paul  J.  Dean 


Lyle  Huff 
Robert  Rosbe 


Carl  Devol 
Harry  Edwards 
George  Keck 
Chester  Newberg 
Burton  Perrine 


Lawrence  W.  Hockaday 
Fred  Humbert 
Robert  Manville 
James  G.  Sargent 


Thomas  Parker 
Ernest  J.  Meislahn 


Jack  McConaha 
Allen  Roos 


Wendall  Warren 
Alvin  Wood 
Robert  Sanderson 
Frank  Dalrymple 
Lloyd  G.  H.  Hire 


Fredrick  Siegel 
Judson  Timm 
Olaf  Robinson 
Harold  Dickinson 


Juniors 


Granville  Sands 
Robert  A.  Schwann 


Sophomores 


Thomas  Gill 
George  Walters 


Freshmen 


Orrin  Nordstrom 
Paul  Anderson 
Christian  Meislahn,  Jr. 
Ralph  Blanchard 
William  Hagerman 


Daune  T.  Englis,  Ph.D. 
Chester  R.  Anderson,  A.M. 


Adolph  Hagstrom 
Kenneth  Milligan 
William  Shappert 
Joseph  Sapora 


Harold  Vance 
Bert  Youngquist 


Charles  Monroe 


Leland  Lair 
Ralph  Welch 
Dwight  Emmel 
Farnwald  Black 
Raymond  Comings 


J.  Cox 


Walter     Perrine     Black     Sanderson     C.  Meislahn     Dalrymple     Warren     Blanchard     R.  Comings     Wood 

Derment     Lair     Timm    Nordstrom     Edwards     Emmel     Anderson     McConaha     Devol     Hagerman     Keck    Welch     Hire 

Sands    Vance     Parker     B.  Cox    E.  Meislahn     Dean     Gill     Monroe     Huff     Roos     Rosbe     Youngquist    Humbert 

Sapora     Robinson     Classen     Dickinson     Shappert     Milliken     Hagstrom     Hockaday     Siegel     E.  Comings     Bruhnke     Manville 


Sargent 


Page  444 


Founded. 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  1898 
-'  Thirty-two  Active  Chapters 

.    Rho  Chapter 
Established  1912 
907  South  Fourth  Street 


Zeta  Beta  Tau 

FACULTY 

Max  Wasserman,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Irvin  B.  Beren 
Albert  H.  Isenberg 
Harry  Mitchell 
Louis  Piatt 


Roy  Simon 

David  V.  Wachsman,  Jr. 


Philip  N.  Citron 
Ellman  S.  Koolish 
Stanley  M.  Richman 
Norman  Westheimer 


David  F.  Cerf,  II 
Bernard  B.  Krauss 
Raymond  A.  Rosen 
Stanton  R.  Schiller 
Jack  E.  Weiller 


Robert  B.  Frank 
Harold  E.  Kuttner 
Stanley  C.  Myers 


Marshall  I.  Solomon 


Leon  H.  Epstein 
William  T.  Mathews 
Albert  H.  Slepyan 


Milton  E.  Goodman,  Jr. 
Saul  Lockwood 
Morton  S.  Roskoph 
Joseph  Schonthal 


Bernard  Friedman 
John  H.  Lewis 
Gerald  H.  Nickoll 


Juniors 


Milton  I.  Stiefel 


Sophomores 


Robert  W.  Epstein 
Herman  M.  Messing 
Allan  B.  Solomon 


Freshmen 


Russell  L.  Gorevitz 
Saul  Manaster 
Joseph  A.  Rubenstein,  Jr. 
Leon  R.  Schultz 


George  Goldstein 
Joseph  K.  Pottlitzer 
William  L.  Pereira 


David  S.  Traub 


Milton  L.  Kahn 
Bertram  M.  Natkin 
David  Wanger 


Jack  Izenstark 
Leonard  J.  Phillips 
Jay  G.  Rubin 
Orrin  Wais 


Izenstark      Schultz      Rubin      Phillips      Roskoph      Weiller      Manaster      Gorevitz       Lockwood      Rosen      Schiller      Wais      Krauss      Rubenstein      Cerf 

Schonthal      L.  Epstein      Richman      Mathews      Messing      R.  Epstein      Slepyan      Koolish      Westheimer      Goodman 

Citron      Wanger      Kahn      A.  Solomon     Simon      Wachsman      M.  Solomon      Piatt      Natkin 

Lewis      Nickoll      Beren      Pottlitzer      Goldstein      Pereira      Myers      Traub      Isenberg      Franks      Stiefel 


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John  H.  Bontjes 
Archibald  G.  Johnson 


Ernest  P.  Chattin 

Robert  K.  Dean 

S.  Ward  Hamilton,  Jr. 


Charles  B.  Adams 
Thomas  A.  Becker 
Robert  F.  Blaine 


Jackson  Dougherty 
Robert  V.  Faragher 
Benton  B.  Gallup 
John  M.  Hayes,  Jr. 


Founded, 

Hamilton  College,  1832 

Twenty- seven  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1912 

310  East  John  Street 


HI 


Alpha  Delta  Phi 

FACULTY 
Herbert  J.  Barton,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 
Carl  P.  Krantz  Harold  M.  Tenney 


Juniors 


Kenneth  K.  Keeney 
Milo  S.  Ketchum,  Jr. 


John  M.  Bookwalter 
A.  Burton  Conklin 
Roger  S.  Lloyd 


Virgil  W.  Kimball,  Jr. 
Robert  W.  Mahnke 
George  T.  Nicholson 


Fred  S.  Lyon 
Ralph  T.  Moloney 


Sophomores 


Wendell  C.  Locke 
Richard  S.  McEwen 
Campbell  W.  Mickelberry,  Jr. 


Freshmen 


Virion  S.  Rice 

J.  Frederic  Robinson 

Cass  F.  Smith 


Gregory  B.  Whipple 


Louis  S.  Rodger 
Timothy  W.  Swain 
James  H.  Wheat 


Charles  E.  Scott 
George  D.  Sudlow 
Darwin  L.  Wood 


Frank  D.  Erwine 
Douglas  W.  Van  Petten 
Stephen  A.  Williams,  Jr. 


Lyon        Moloney        Krantz        Hamilton        Keeney 

Swain        Rodger        Chattin        Johnson        Bontjes        Tenney        Whipple        Wheat        Dean 

McEwen        Locke        Adams        Becker        Blaine        Sudlow        Conklin         Bookwalter        Scott        Mickelberry        Lloyd 

Faragher        Mahnke        Smith        Williams        Dougherty        Kimball        Hayes        Robinson         Rice         Gallup        Nicholson        Van  Petten 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois  and 

University  of  Michigan,  1914 

Ten  Accive  Chapters 

Anchemios  Chapter 

Established  1914 

1108  South  First  Street 


-        -.. 


Alpha  Rho  Chi 


FACULTY 


Frank  M.  Lescher,  B.S. 

Rexford  Newcomb,  A.M.,  M.Arch. 


Ralph  W.  Crain,  Jr. 
Robert  F.  Ganschinietz 
Harry  Jones  Harman 


Cyrus  E.  Palmer,  M.S. 


Loring  H.  Provine,  B.S.,  A.E. 


T.  E.  O'Donnell,  M.S.,  M.Arch. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


John  L.  Bloom 
H.  Harold  Bowen 
Sigfried  E.  Carlson 


Lawrence  W.  Anderson 
Willard  R.  Auble 
Weldin  R.  Baldwin 


John  W.  Brown 
Frederick  P.  Cole 
Bernard  E.  Huh 


Buford  L.  Pickens 
Wiley  E.  Pruner 


Eugene  L.  Chapman 
Carl  A.  Gerfen 
Wm.  F.  Keck 


Chauncey  M.  Buck 
Wm.  W.  Faris 


Kenneth  G.  Kauffman 
H.  Samuel  Kruse 


Arthur  C.  Purdy 
Lloyd  E.  Randall 


Juniors 


Marvin  R.  Patterson 
Case  M.  Rutledge 
John  E.  Spann 


Sophomores 


Richard  E.  Hult 
Stanley  T.  Radenz 


Freshmen 


Donald  M.  Mayne 
Holger  N.  Mortenson 


Judson  B.  Routh 
E.  George  Schaefer 
Edward  J.  Slygh 


Mac  I.  Wallingford 
Waldo  J.  W.  Winte 


James  F.  Whisenand 
Charles  F.  Wiley 


Warren  K.  Ratledge 
Dave  H.  Shiveler,  Jr. 
B.  Thomas  Sutton 


Randall            Pruner            Routh  Purdy            Wallingford            Ganschinietz             Harman             Spann             Rutledge  Chapman             Bloom 

Keck            O'Donnell  Schaefer            White            Pickens            Lescher            Palmer           Bowen            Slygh  Patterson 

R.  Hult            Ratledge  Anderson             Radenz             Wiley             Baldwin             Faris            Buck             Auble  Carlson 

Kauffman            Mayne  Brown             Mortenson            Kruse            Sutton             Cole            B.  Hult            Shiveler 


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Founded, 

University  of  Missouri,  1905 

Six  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1915 

105  East  Daniel  Street 


Farm  House 


FACULTY 


Henry  P.  Rusk,  M.S. 
Alvin  F.  Kuhlman,  M.S. 


Samuel  W.  Decker,  M.S. 
Horace  M.  Newell 


Edwin  I.  Pilchard,  B.S. 
Everett  J.  McConnell,  B.S 


J.  Ross  Baird,  B.S. 
John  H.  Brock,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Raymond  G.  Benbow 
Curt  E.  Eckert 
A.  Lehman  Canterbury 
Elwyn  C.  Folkers 


Robert  W.  Baldrige 
J.  Gerald  Cash 
Donald  I.  Dean 


Willard  C.  Anderson 
Paul  L.  Benbow 


William  H.  Brown 
Halsey  L.  Miles 


Oliver  F.  Gaebe 
Harold  W.  Gaulrapp 
Leroy  E.  Hatch 


Cornell  H.  Eckert 
Emery  G.  Holt 


Edwin  H.  Daubs 
Harold  W.  Hannah 


George  D.  Pring 


Arthur  C.  Johnson 
Walter  B.  Lacey 
Harry  G.  Russell 


Juniors 


Henry  Marlowe 
Donald  J.  Nelson 


Sophomores 


Paul  H.  Shuman 
Kenneth  R.  Tucker 


Freshmen 

Minott  Silliman 


Willis  S.  Henderson 
Guy  D.  Smith 
Lyle  F.  Shoot 


W.  Howard  Kauffman 
John  W.  Rogier 


Joseph  G.  Bumgarner 
Arthur  T.  Mosher 


Avery  A.  Vose 


Anderson  Tucker  Shuman  P.  Benbow  Hannah  Bumgarner  Daubs  Pring  Miles  Brown  Silliman  Pilchard 

Ackerman  Mosher         Nelson  C.  H.  Eckert  Dean  Holt  Rogier  Baldrige  Kauffman  Marlowe  Cash 

Russell         Shoot         Gaebe         Henderson         Folkers         C.  E.  Eckert         Johnson         Canterbury         Smith         Hatch         Gaulrapp         R.  Benbow 


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Founded, 

University  of  Boston,  1909 

Wt 

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Eighty-two  Active  Chapters 

^Mm 

Chi  Zeta  Chapter 

Established  1915 

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209  East  Armory  Avenue 

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Mm 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha 


Hartley  D.  Price 


FACULTY 

A.  R.  Von  Lehsten 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Herold  A.  Winter 
Richard  C.  Oeler 
James  S.  Flagg 
Francis  X.  Hayes 
Francis  H.  Miller 


Robert  T.  Ittner 
Dean  R.  McCumber 


Clement  E.  Pritz 
Louis  D.  Pring 


James  S.  Nail 
James  E.  Lonergan 
Kenneth  M.  Gyger 
Albert  L.  Vollborn 


William  H.  Bear 


Arthur  L.  Schultz 
Claire  C.  Stauffer 


James  J.  O'Shea 
Patrick  J.  Flynn 
Robert  M.  Beck 
Thomas  E.  Reynolds 


Juniors 


Leopold  D.  Berbiers 


Soph 


o  mores 


Walter  A.  Mertz 
George  D.  Hilstrom 


John  W.  Hanawalt 
Robert  R.  Thomas,  Jr. 
Vernon  D.  Wissmiller 
Otto  C.  Haier,  Jr. 


Thomas  B.  Mackie 
Fred  W.  Siebert 


LeRoy  G.  Applehans 


Francis  C.  Gall 
Fred  R.  Matson 


Clifford  R.  Dammers 
Joseph  F.  Jirik 


Freshmen 


Paul  R.  Dooley 
Joseph  M.  Korzen 


Fred  E.  Sredl 

E.  Parke  Godwin 


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Winter  Nail  Gyger  Oeler  Reynolds  Hanawalt  Flagg  Vollborn  Thomas 

Hayes  O'Shea  Wissmiller  Miller  Flynn  Haier  Ittner  Bear  Siebert 

McCumber  Berbiers  Pring  Stauffer  Schultz  Hilstrom  Beck  Pritz 

Gall  Jirik  Korzen  Mertz  Mackie  Applehans  Davis  Dammers  Sredl  Matson 


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Founded, 

Trinity  College,  1895 

Twenty-one  Active  Chapters 

Phi  Kappa  Chapter 

Established  1916 

311  East  Armory  Avenue 


Alpha  Chi  Rho 


FACULTY 
Fred  W.  Tanner,  Ph.D.  Frank  E.  Schooley,  B.S.J. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Edward  U.  Banker 
A.  Radford  Barton 
Byron  C.  Cook 
Kent  G.  Davis 
Louis  T.  Dwyer,  Jr. 


David  W.  Dorman 
Paul  B.  Geiger 
Clifford  C.  Ireland 


Alfred  W.  Borg 
Owen  W.  Edwards 
William  M.  Feldman 
Joseph  A.  Gallentine 


Edward  Barker 
William  W.  Bingaman 
William  Davis 
Alvin  Goldsmith 


Richard  W.  Griesser 
Albert  E.  Jenner 
Carleton  W.  Johnson 
Ralph  C.  Murphy 


Warren  D.  Marshall 
John  A.  Morse 


Burton  C.  Gerber 
Roy  N.  Green 
Richard  C.  Horton 
Laurence  A.  Hubbard 


Robert  E.  Hoffman 
Joseph  G.  Holty 
Emmett  N.  Johnson 


Clark  F.  Palmer 
Jay  S.  Seeley 
J.  Atwell  Shinn 
Luther  S.  Souder 


Juniors 


Morgan  Ochsenschlager 
Victor  A.  Sholis 


Sophomores 


Otto  K.  Huenergardt 
Raymond  Leeper 
E.  Wayne  Morgan 
Ezra  H.  Sohner 


Freshmen 


Raymond  B.  Jones 
John  J.  Miller 
Thomas  J.  Newbill 


Charles  F.  Wade 
Albert  M.  Wharfield 
Eugene  Souder 
Philip  L.  Turner 
Thomas  C.  McKee 


Roy  J.  Wood 
Charles  R.  Leaverton 


Russell  T.  Sutherland 
Alvin  S.  Wick 
John  E.  Somerville 
King  Lantz 


George  O'Connell 
Arnold  F.  Reisner 
William  H.  Stewart 
Richard  J.  Wenthe 


Banker      Turner      Jenner      Davis      McKee      Wharfield      Dwyer      Seeley      Cook  Palmer      Wood      Dorman 

Johnson      Barton      Leaverton  Souder      Shinn      Morse      Sholis      Geiger      Marshall  Ochsenschlager      Wade      Ireland 

Huenergardt      Edwards      Holty      Feldman       Stewatt       Somerville       Gallentine      Morgan      Horton  Leeper      Gerber      Hubbard      Wick 

Borg      Davis      Barker      Hoffman      Wenthe  Miller      Lantz      Sohner      Jones      Johnson      Newbill  Goldsmith      Bingaman      O'Connell 


Green 

Reisner 


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Founded, 

Miami  University,  1906 

Forty-two  Active  Chapters 

Zeta  Chapter 

Established  1916 

310  North  Stadium  Drive 


Phi  Kappa  Tau 


FACULTY 


Newton  W.  Ensign,  B.S.,  A.B. 
Josef  F.  Wright,  A.B. 


William  B.  Borst 
Leonard  E.  Elias 
Daniel  E.  Green 


Roderick  C.  Cary 
Maynard  M.  Easley 
J.  Holton  Green 


Phil  A.  Anderson 
Harold  Ernst 
James  W.  Fry 


Carl  Wendall  Arling 
Stanley  W.  Baldwin 
Robert  C.  Davis 
Warren  B.  Dierking 


R.  F.  Smith,  A.B.,  M.S. 
Albert  J.  Harno,  B.S.,  LL.B. 


George  B.  McClellan,  B.S. 
Edward  E.  Stafford,  B.S. 


A.M.  George  B.  Elliot,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Francis  J.  Heusel 
William  B.  Kendall 
Francis  McGary 


Claude  O.  Hulick 
C.  Graydon  Megan 
Edward  Roos,  Jr. 


Keith  Hampton 
Farrell  K.  Hodges 
Casper  L.  Mast 


Wayne  Kephart 
Robert  F.  Maley 
Sam  McLean 


Edward  L.  McGrath 
Herbert  Pexton 
S.  Everett  Wilson 


Juniors 


Sophc 


Fresht 


Fred  W.  Salogga 
Carl  N.  Swanson 
George  A.  Swanson 


Max  E.  McCrory 
Francis  P.  O'Neill 
William  Turnquist,  Jr. 


Maurice  S.  Mulholland 
Elmer  J.  Nonnenkamp 
William  E.  Norton 


Gordon  E.  Gray 
James  H.  Smith 


Don  E.  Thai 

William  J.  Unfried,  Jr. 

Russell  L.  Villars 


Richard  Carl  Winkler 
Arnold  L.  Sherwood 


Morton  H.  Petrie 
Edwin  R.  Rich 
Gerald  C.  Weiland 


H.  Green  Baldwin  Davis  Nonnenkamp  Mulholland  Mast  Maley  Arling 

Sherwood         Salogga  Villars         O'Neill         Gray  Fry         McLean  McCrory  Hodges 

Kephart         Hampton         Winkler         Turnquist         Smith  Elias  Ernst         G.  Swanson  Unfried 

C.  Swanson  Thai  Megan  Pexton  Hulick  Stafford  Wilson  Heusel  McGrath 


Dierking  Norton 

Anderson  Weiland 

Cary  Kendall  Petrie 

McGary         Borst         Roos 


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Founded, 
Norwich  University,  1856 
Forty-six  Active  Chapters 

Rho  Chapter 

Established  1916 

505  East  Chalmers  Street 


Theta  Chi 


David  Davis,  Jr. 


Stewart  J.  Beany 
Robert  J.  Carr 
Robert  N.  Fagerburg 
Edward  F.  Harford 


Edmond  N.  Combs 
Arthur  S.  Davis 


William  R.  Bierdeman 
A.  Calvin  Gartley 
Harry  D.  Grow 


Edward  H.  Baker 
William  R.  Baldwin 
Andrew  B.  Barber 
Kester  T.  Benninger 


FACULTY 

Bernard  L.  Jefferson,  Ph.D.  John  J.  Pieper,  Ph.D. 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

Frederick  L.  Kirgis 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Jackson  N.  Huddleston 
Robert  C.  Humphrey 
Frederick  E.  Husted 


Warren  S.  Johnson 
W.  Daniel  McMullen 


Milton  R.  Howard 
Gordon  J.  Longley 


William  L.  Blake 
Daniel  E.  Christopher 
Louis  Douglas 
Walter  C.  Fagerburg 


Ray  Larson 

Parker  C.  Livingston 

Gerald  M.  Powell 


tumors 


Raymond  E.  Martinie 
Keith  F.  Scott 


Sophomores 


John  F.  Mowat 
Donald  Munch 


Freshmen 


Eugene  W.  Gessler 
Donald  H.  Gratiot 
Frederick  W.  Grohne 
R.  Melvin  Johnson 


Lyle  K.  Wheadon 


Burton  E.  Roeder 
Draden  R.  Waugh 
Edward  Wyman 


Schuyler  B.  Vaughn 
J.  C.  Williamson 


C.  F.  Oathout 

Robert  Tenney 


P.  W.  Sawyer 
Leland  C.  Scheel 
E.  C.  Williamson 


Baker        Scheel        Gratiot 


Huddleston        R    Fagerburg        Humphrey        Larson        Carr        D.  Davis  Roeder       Waugh       Wyman       Livingston 

Husted       Martinie       Vaughn       W.  Johnson       J.  Williamson       Howard  A.  Davis       Powell       Combs       Longley 

Christopher        Baldwin        M.Johnson        Beatty        Barber        Bierdeman        Gartley  Tenney        Oathout        Grow 

Douglas        Mowat       W.  Fagerburg       Blake       Scott        Gessler        Grohne       Benninger  E.  Williamson        Sawyer 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1917 

One  Active  Chapter 

110  East  Chalmers  Street 


Anubis 


GRADUATE  STUDENT 
Robert  Robb 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


J.  Arthur  Bottomley 
Louis  C.  Haltug 
Frank  Higginbotham 


Raymond  A.  Fues 


Arvid  E.  Blumberg 


Julius  J.  Klingelhofer 


Arthur  N.  Jonsson 
Charles  Jun 


James  Jun 


Stanley  R.  Royer 
Edwin  F.  Steeve 


Juniors 


Richard  F.  Peterson 


Sophomores 
Robert  M.  Christie  Allan  F.  Kalsow 


Duncan  N.  Ross 


Freshmen 

Gust  L.  Skly 


Iver  A.  Rockman 
H.  Clayton  Haney 
Kenneth  R.  Larsen 


Virgil  W.  Thompson 


John  H.  Otten 


Jack  E.  Slattery 


Royer  Jonsson  Larsen  Thompson  Bottomley  Haney  Robb  Rockman  Steeve 

Higginbotham  Fues  Otten  C.  Jun  Haltug  Christie  J.  Jun  Peterson 

Kalsow  Slattery  Ross  Skly  Klingelhofer  Blumberg 


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Founded, 
University  of  Virginia,  1868 
Seventy-six  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Eta  Chapter 

Established  1917 

303  East  Armory  Avenue 


Pi  Kappa  Alpha 


FACULTY 

Essel  R.  Dillavou,  B.S.,  A.M.,  J.D.     William  E.  Britton,  A.B.,  A.M.,  J.D.         Charles  F.  Pegues,  A.B.,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Robert  Brown,  A.B.,  A.M. 


Seniors 


Theodore  W.  Blum 
J.  R.  Woodfill 


Lloyd  K.  McNeal 
Robert  C.  Cathcart 
Edward  C.  Watson 
Paul  R.  Knupp 


Pete  Yanuskus 
Wirt  W.  Hughes 
John  J.  Floros 
Wallace  W.  Drueck 


Richard  C.  DeZur 
Otto  A.  Gunther 
Edwin  A.  Stevens 


George  A.  Conwell 
Frank  Reed 


Ward  E.  Dillavou 
Robert  M.  Werden 
Allen  A.  Yoder 


Robert  M.  Whitely 
Edward  J.  Hunolt 
Paul  E.  Mead 


Fred  Davis 
Lammon  L.  Kipp 
C.  R.  Woodfill 


Edwin  P.  Beauchamp 
Walter  J.  Gibbs 


Juniors 


Albert  L.  Seidel 
Warren  B.  Heaps 
Stanton  H.  Ross 


Sophomores 


Fresht. 


Ray  R.  Rising 
Owen  W.  Hamel 
Warren  T.  Greenleaf 


John  E.  Koessler 
Robert  G.  McCullough 
Henry  L.  Dean 


Joe  M.  Parker 


Herman  C.  Troch 
William  L.  Ghent 
Gerald  H.  Zimmerman 


John  H.  Mathis 
Richard  K.  Hammel 
Howard  M.  Bartelsmeyer 


David  W.  Mitchell 
Winslow  M.  Wright 


Hamel  Bartelsmeyer         Hammel  "Mitchell         Gunther         Koessler         Drueck 

DeZur         Knupp         Kipp         Dean  Hunolt         C.   R.   Woodfill  Floros        Mathis         Mead         Hughes         McCullough         Wright         Stevens 

Whitely         Troch         Werden  Seidel         Ghent         Ross  Yanuskus         Heaps         Watson         Gibbs         Zimmerman         Greenleaf 

Cathcart         Dillavou  Parker         J.  R.  Woodfill  Beauchamp         Conwell         Blum         McNeal         Britton       Yoder 


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Founded, 

College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  1909 

Thirty-six  Active  Chapters 

Rho  Chapter 

Established  1918 

1008  South  Fifth  Street 


Sigma  Alpha  Mu 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Stanley  Schoenbrod 
Irving  Sideman 
Martin  Miller 


Marvin  Lowenthal 
Seymour  Goodman 
Fred  Shankman 


Robert  Wittenberg 
George  Gaber 
Eli  Golan 
Adolph  Rothbardt 
George  Gurow 


Bert  Levitetz 
Sidney  Gordon 
Bert  Silbar 
Julius  Goldner 
Abram  Schaffer 


William  Benn 
Robert  Hainsfurther 
Ernest  Loewy 


Morton  Caine 
Harry  Weinman 


Louis  Sinow 
Mandel  Barnett 
Harold  Flesch 
Alex  Rasnick 
Richard  Weis 


Merle  Sharpe 
Milton  Dreifus 
Bernard  Bosley 
Leo  Oppenheim 


Milton  Provus 
Raymond  Goldstein 
George  Rabens 


Juniors 


Sam  Cohen 
Charles  Kenis 


Sophomores 


Bert  Novy 
Morton  Abelson 
Silas  Wallk 
Irwin  Schwebel 
Charles  Goldboss 


Freshmen 


Lester  Levy 
Morris  Bernstein 
Fred  Brucker 
William  Kass 


Sidney  Mogul 
Harry  Richter 
Thomas  Rosenberg 


Sid  Nierman 
William  Oplatka 
Gerson  Faden 


Martin  White 
Nate  Gordon 
Jordan  Rose 
Albert  Stein 
Morton  Mandel 


Emmanuel  Aland 
Harold  Schwartz 
Nat  Morgan 
Herbert  Grossman 


Oppenheim      Schwartz      Sharpe      Goldboss      Levitetz      Gurow       Schwebel      Sinow      White      Oplatka      Kass      Brucker 

Kenis      Mogul      Wallk      Novy      Rothbart      Barnett      Rasnick      Wittenberg      Gaber      Flesch      Mandel      Weis      Golan      Morgan 

Goldstein      Caine      Weinman      Miller      Loewy      Richter      Rosenberg      Cohen       Shankman      Goodman      Hainsfurther      Provus      Nierman 

Levy      Silbar      Bernstein      Dreyfus      Abelson      S.  Gordon      Grossman      Faden      Aland      N.  Gordon      Goldner      Bosley 

Sideman      Schoenbrod      Lowenthal 


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Founded, 

College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  1899 

Forty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1919 
106  East  Daniel  Street 


Delta  Sigma  Phi 


Henry  H.  Bailey,  A.M.,  C.P.A. 
Harold  D.  Trimble,  A.M. 


George  N.  Blatt 
R.  Taylor  Drake 
H.  Luther  Intemann 
Joseph  J.  Tolson 


Bernice  L.  Blatt 
Robert  G.  Klein 


Glenn  W.  Allen 
Ward  W.  Hartman 
Josef  H.  Westerberg 


Virgil  J.  Chessen 
R.  Harold  Foland 
Robert  M.  Jourdan 
Merideth  M.  Saxer 


FACULTY 

Richard  E.  Haswell,  A.M.  Horatio  M.  Fitch,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


William  W.  Bland 
George  L.  Duwe 
Robert  E.  Lee 


George  C.  Gilmore 
Ralph  E.  Morehouse 


Howard  P.  Bein 
Robert  W.  Podlesak 


Harold  A.  Christiansen 
Russell  F.  Foss 
Albert  J.  Matousek 
John  R.  Schaeffer 


Donald  Brown 
Daniel  C.  Glasser 
John  R.  Ozment 


Juniors 


Sopbc 


Fresh) 


Carl  O.  Goodwin 
Willard  C.  Russell 


Daniel  A.  Gelino 
Karl  E.  Reid 


Robert  F.  Clauss 
Max  G.  Fuller 
Howard  M.  Parkhurst 
Kenneth  R.  See 


Charles  C.  Curtis,  A.M. 
Joseph  R.  Ramser,  M.S. 


Arnold  G.  Christiansen 
Olaf  U.  Hoy 
Foster  A.  Smith 
Elliott  C.  Whittle 


William  E.  Hummeland 


Edward  W.  Groshell 
Russell  K.  Tucker 


Ralph  O.  Dueringer 
Oliver  N.  Jackson 
Fred  T.  Powney 
Joe  A.  Vanerka 


Lee 
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B.    Blatt  Bein 

Fuller  Tucker  Foss 

Vanerka  Matousek 


G.    Blatt  Intemann  Hoy  Fitch  Glasser  Whittle 

Tolson  A.  Christiansen  Brown  Duwe  Ozment         Westerberg  Reid 

Klein  Allen  Podlesak  Gilmore  Russell  Goodwin  Hartman 

Powney  H.    Christiansen  Clauss  Chesssen  Dueringer  Groshell  Saxer 

See  Foland  Huddleson  Jourdan  Schaeffer  Parkhurst  Jackson 


Page  456 


Sigma  Phi  Sigma 


John  P.  Fixmer 
Robert  W.  Mayer 


Alfred  E.  Treen 
Theodore  J.  Schlitt 
Charles  H.  Page 
John  D.  Olson 


H.  Clifford  Auble 
Donald  A.  Baker 


Laddie  J.  Sebek 
Paul  E.  Hamman 
Arthur  J.  Paik 
William  A.  Zoeller 


FACULTY 

Chester  R.  Anderson,  A.M.  Ethan  A.  Norton,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Donald  F.  Schnepp  W.  Harry  Stout 


Juniors 


Kenneth  L.  Mounce 
John  E.  Carlson 
Robert  W.  McMichael 


H.  Eugene  Baldwin 
William  A.  Hutton 


Robert  C.  White 
E.  Gordon  Watson 
James  C.  Peebles 


H.  Champlin  Luders 
John  W.  Hederick 
Robert  E.  Grusendorf 


Sophomores 


David  B.  Johnston 
Herbert  B.  Keller 


Freshmen 


J.  Curtis  Mitchell 
Raymond  C.  Nelson 
Albert  W.  Gasper 


Marion  M.  Marberry 


James  W.  Goodwin 
Jack  W.  Durant 
Gerald  G.  Daubek 


James  H.  Whitfield 
Murray  C.  McCullough 


Elmo  R.  Cadwell 
Ralph  E.  Bromund 
Frank  H.  Graf 
Edgar  F.  Nason 


Sebek     Keller     Graf     Bromund     Nelson      Hederick     Nason      Gasper     Mitchell      White      Watson      Peebles      Paik      Zoeller      Hamman      Cadwell 
Luders      Auble      Olson      Carlson      Baker      Durant      Daubek      Baldwin      Johnston      Hutton      Treen      Whitfield      McCullough 
Mounce     Schlitt     Schnepp      Stout     Marberry      Fixmer      Mayer      Grusendorf     Goodwin        Page        McMichael 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1919 

Ten  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1919 

712  West  Oregon  Street 


Omega  Beta  Pi 


FACULTY 

Thomas  A.  Clark,  B.L.,  Litt.D.  Leverett  A.  Adams,  Ph.  D. 

Floyd  R.  Watson,  Ph.D.  Harley  J.  Van  Cleave,  Ph.D. 

Kendric  C.  Babcock,  B.Litt.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.        Henry  B.  Ward,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 


Fred  H.  Turner,  A.B. 
Robert  F.  Paton,  Ph.D. 
Joseph  H.  Beard,  M.D. 


Coleman  R.  Griffith,  Ph.D. 
Waldo  Shumwav,  Ph.D. 
Carl  S.  Marvel,  Ph.D. 


Frank  W.  Edel 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


William  W.  Fullerton 


Darrell  O.  Overpeck 


Juniors 


Louis  E.  Silcox 

Harold  L.  Shinall 

W.  Addison  Hutchison 


Kelvin  H.  Booty 
Max  R.  Goodson 
Forest  C.  Parker 


Edward  E.  Schumacher 


William  B.  Harkins 
Carl  Makarski 


Paul  D.  Berns 
Cyril  M.  Gallati 


Gerald  Schneider 


Edward  A.  Pekarek 
Paul  E.  Hepner 


Sophomores 


R.  Paul  Hayes 
Vernon  E.  Michael 


Freshmen 

John  Banic 


Glen  C.  Anderson 
J.  M.  Lockwood 
Philip  G.  Thomsen 


Joseph  Alberts 
S.  P.  Sparks 


Edward  Yeazel 


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Pekarek  Parker 

Berns  Makarski 


Van  Cleave  Paton 

Hepner  Goodson 

Gallati  Thomsen 


Marvel  Silcox  Harkins 

Lockwood  Anderson  Michael 

Banic  Schneider  Schumacher 


Page  458 


Founded. 

University  of  New  York,  1913 

Twenty  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established  1920 

402  East  North  Drive 


Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 


Alvin  R.  Cahn,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 

David  G.  Bourgin,  Ph.D.  Julius  White,  M.A. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Eli  Elman 
Henry  L.  Wolen 
Myron  Lewis 


Sydney  X.  Hartman 


Samuel  G.  Alpert 
Leonard  Levin 
Albert  Epstein 


Louis  Swee 
Louis  Cohen 
Robert  Grossman 
Tom  Pritikin 
Bernard  Siegal 


Judd  R.  Breakstone 
Joseph  C.  Rafilson 


Milton  L.  Benjamin 


Harvey  E.  Ginsburgh 
Sinuel  Ostrovsky 


Stanley  Brasch 
Fred  Polacek 
Edward  Wolf 
Morton  Alexander 


Milton  M.  Adelman 
Gerald  G.  Bolotin 


Edwin  J.  Ziegler 
Joseph  E.  Springer 
Charles  R.  Jacobson 


Juniors 


Stanley  Schewel 


Sophomores 


Henry  B.  Rothenberg 
David  Goodman 


Freshmen 


Philip  Passman 
Julian  Ecker 
Bernard  Rosenblum 
Bernard  Isenstein 


Eugene  Davis 
Lester  Wolfson 
Arthur  Weil 


Ray  Bell 
Alex  Sax 
David  Rattner 
Sidney  Port 
Jack  Chizewer 


Swee        Brasch        Bell        Passman        Cohen        Polacek        Ecker        Grossman        Sax        Goodman        Wolf  Rosenblum 
Rattner        Pritikin        Alexander        Wolfson        Isenstein        Port        Siegal        Chizewer 

Epstein        Weil        Ostrovsky        Levin        Davis        Rothenberg        Lewis        Ginsburgh        Schewel        Alpert  Benjamin 

Jacobson        Wolen        Bolotin        Springer        Rafilson        Bourgin        Ziegler        Hartman        Cahn        Adelman        Elman  White        Breakstone 


Page  459 


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Union  College,  1827 

Fifteen  Active  Chapters 

Tau  Chapter 

Established  1920 

1008  South  Fourth  Street 


Delta  Phi 


Henry  B.  Ward,  D.Sc,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 

William  H.  Rayner,  M.S.,  C.E.  Charles  L.  Stewart,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


James  D.  Knox 
Russell  O.  Deeter 


William  M.  Rose 


Seniors 


Ward  C.  Voorhees 


Robert  W.  Lavicka 


Homer  Caldwell,  Jr. 
Kenneth  E.  Tripp 
G.  Kenneth  Beebe 


Homer  A.  Stoody 
Max  H.  Flowers 
A.  Ryrie  Koch 


Juniors 


Clifford  B.  Campbell 
Eugene  J.  Kinderman 
Charles  F.  Row 


Robert  W.  Teeter,  Jr. 
Wendell  C.  Kennedy 
F.  Allan  Hill 


O.  William  Sommer 
Robert  M.  Johnson 


Wilson  McB.  Connell,  Jr. 
Richard  A.  Munnecke 
Robertson  E.  Smith 
Robert  B.  Franks 


W.  Scott  Lawrence 


Douglas  H.  Sampson 
Edward  A.  Holcomb 
F.  Dudley  Knox 


Sophomores 

Edward  G.  Fisher 


Freshmen 


Donald  E.  McGuire 
Harry  E.  Chesley,  Jr. 
Richard  E.  Jones 


William  H.  Allen 
Leonard  L.  Blome 


James  A.  Wares 
Daniel  A.  Smith 
Ernest  Pope 
B.  Willcox  Gunn 


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D.  Knox        Jones        Munnecke        Johnson        McGuire        HiH        Chesley        Blome        Connell        Sampson         Holcomb        Franks 

Allen        Fisher        Lawrence        Sommer        Stoody        Kennedy        Flowers        Row        Caldwell        Beebe        R.  Smith 

Kinderman        Teeter        Deeter        Rose        J.  Knox        Lavicka        Voorhees        Campbell        Koch        Tripp 


Page  460 


Founded, 

College  of  City  of  New  York,  1902 

Twenty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Psi  Chapter 

Established  1920 

907  South  Third  Street 


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FACULTY 

Morris  H.  Sogolow 

GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Charles  H.  Blumenfeld 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Morton  C.  Chesler 
Joseph  L.  Cohn 
Sherman  I.  Deutch 


Edward  S.  Back 
Nathan  Deutch 
Nathan  A.  Fadim 

Stanley  J.  Burger 
Herman  S.  Cassel 
Bernard  M.  Cohn 
Irving  B.  Richter 

Fred  Portes 
Myron  B.  Lasker 
Morris  P.  Cohn 
Melvin  Fegenhols 


Herbert  B.  Fried 
Stanley  M.  Goldstine 
Maier  M.  Levin 


Frederick  M.  Friedlob 
J.  Frank  Friedberg 


Milton  C.  Hirsch 
Jerome  A.  Johnson 
Lester  J.  Kaden 


Harry  Wall 
Herbert  S.  Hecht 
Stanley  I.  Wexberg 
Irving  T.  Solomon 


Bernard  J.  Mayer 
Harry  H.  Pinsley 
David  Rubin 

Juniors 

Albert  A.  Hutler 
Kenneth  C.  Kurtzon 

Sophomores 

Raymond  M.  Wallenstein 
Lawrence  Kanter 
Arthur  E.  Nackman 


Freshmen 


Howard  L.  Lurie 
Abbot  R.  Stahl 
Robert  M.  Stein 
Leonard  J.  Hertzberg 


Joseph  G.  Schoolman 
Julius  R.  Schuham 
Louis  R.  Solomon 


Gerson  Marks 
Nathan  L.  Pollack 
Herbert  N.  Stein 


Irving  A.  Kaufman 
Harold  Marks 
Lester  S.  Kahn 


Leonard  Chesler 
Bernard  R.  Fisher 
Stewart  Sales 
Myron  D.  Gutmann 


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M.  Cohn     Fegenhols     Wall     Lurie     Wexberg     I.  Solomon     Sales     Hertzberg     L.  Chester     Stahl     R.  Stein      Lasker     Fisher     Hecht 
Gutmann      Richter      Kaden      H.  Marks      Johnson      Burger      Kaufman      Kanter      Hirsch      B.  Cohn      Kahn      Nackman      Portes 
Wallenstein       Hutler      N.  Deutch      G.  Marks      Friedberg      Friedlob      Pollack      Fadim      Kurtzon      Back      H.  Stein      Cassel 
Schoolman      J.  Cohn      Mayer      S.  Deutch      Blumenfeld      Schuham       Levin       Rubin      L.  Solomon      Fried      M.  Chesler      Pinsley 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1920 

One  Active  Chapter 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1920 

202  East  Green  Street 


Tau  Delta  Tau 


FACULTY 


Abner  R.  Knight,  M.E.,  M.S.,  E.E. 
Charles  D.  Werner,  B.S. 
Harold  N.  Hayward,  B.S. 


Arthur  W.  Fox,  M.S. 
Robert  Hendsrson,  B.A. 


Chester  O.  Jackson,  B.S. 
Walter  G.  Warnock,  M.A. 


Glen  C.  Law,  B.S. 

Leonard  J.  Umnus,  B.S.,  M.A. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


William  P.  Brodkorb 
Maurice  L.  Rossiter 
Edward  E.  Longbons 


George  O.  Christensen 
Edward  C.  Nieburger 


Kenneth  W.  Culp 
Homer  E.  Dremann 


Jack  C.  Deatley 
John  B.  Robinson,  Jr. 


Neil  E.  Heikes 
Robert  B.  Lyon 


Juniors 


Herbert  T.  Holmquist 
H.  Clair  Warren 


Raymond  Schwarzentraub 
Frank  E.  Quindry 


R.  Elmer  Stein 


William  F.  Gieselman 


Alfred  S.  Pfaff 


Sophomores 

Karl  R.  Schwarz 


Gustav  H.  Stiehl 


Ralph  R.  Bartelsmeyer 
Robert  F.  Hoffman 
Melton  A.  Reasoner 
Frank  G.  Sibley 


Eugene  C.  Beckmeyer 
Frank  B.  Kuntz 
Glen  C.  Reed 


Freshmen 

George  E.  Cowan 
Frederick  R.  Mason 
J.  Hubbard  Rossiter 


Thomas  R.  Glavin 
H.  Wayne  Bitting 
William  L.  Wilder 


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Knight        Law        Jackson        Warnock        Umnus 
Robinson        Schwarz         Pfaff        Holmquist 
Heikes        Schwarzentraub        Brodkorb        Nieburger 


Reed        Glavin        Kuntz        Cowan        Bartelsmeyer        Reasoner        Mason 
Quindry        Hayward        Henderson        Fox        Warren        Werner 

Stiehl         Joslin         Deatley        Gieselman        Christensen 
M.  L.  Rossiter        Stein         Dremann        Lyon        Culp        Longbons 


Page  462 


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University  of  California,  1914 

Eight  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Chapter 

Established  1921 

401  East  Daniel  Street 


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MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Harlan  H.  Bloomer 
John  L.  Brown 
Louis  F.  Bunte 
Forest  Drake 
James  J.  Harris 


Stanley  G.  Harris 
Lynn  N.  Harriss 
Willis  Helfrich 
Max  Hull 
Silas  Huntington 


Andrew  Matthiesen 
Fred  H.  Morris 
Victor  L.  Opperman 
Harvey  A.  Scheel 
John  T.  Schaefer 


Sam  M.  Stone 
George  F.  Taubeneck 
Lester  M.  Van  Tress 
George  Wood 
Tarson  Wiley 


Stewart  F.  Brown 
Roy  F.  Culbertson 
Marvin  E.  Denekas 


Harold  L.  Haworth 
Jean  F.  Rogier 


Juniors 


Wayne  S.  Hertz 
Daniel  R.  Ketchum 


Edward  Klatte 
London  G.  Middleton 


Elston  D.  Herron 
Udell  Kring 


Melvin  Lundahl 
James  Pettee 


Sophomores 


Stanley  H.  Pierce 
Vernon  Trabert 


Harvey  Kring 


Edward  S.  Baker 
Charles  Helfrich 


William  Jacobs 
Ronald  Meeker 


Freshmen 


Norman  Noling 
Robert  Potts 


Robert  Prescott 


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Drake        Helfrich        Opperman        Morris        Rogier        Scheel        J.    Brown        S.    Harris        Wood        Bloomer        Stone 

Taubeneck        Matthiesen        J.    Harris        Denekas        Hull        Huntington        Bunte        Haworth        Klatte       Schaefer       Van  Tress 

Culbertson        Lundahl        S.  Brown        Ketchum        Hertz         Middleton        Trabert        Pierce        Pettee        U.  Kring 

Herron        Baker        H.  Kring        Potcs        C.  Helfrich        Jacobs        Noling        Me;ker        Prescott 


Page  463 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1921 

One  Active  Chapter 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1921 

502  East  John  Street 


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Gamma  Pi  Upsilon 


Laurence  L.  Quill,  Ph.D. 
Michael  J.  Copley,  Ph.D. 
Roger  Adams,  Ph.D. 
George  L.  Clark,  Ph.D. 
Duane  T.  Englis,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 

B.  Smith  Hopkins,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  Norman  W.  Krase,  Ph.D. 
Justa  M.  Lindgren,  M.S.,  B.S.         Carl  S.  Marvel,  Ph.D. 
Ralph  K.  Hursh,  B.S.  Cullen  W.  Parmelee,  M.S. 

Donald  B.  Keyes,  Ph.D.  Samuel  W.  Parr,  M.S.,  D.Sc. 


Thomas  E.  Phipps,  Ph.D. 
John  H.  Reedy,  Ph.D. 
Worth  H.  Rodebush,  Ph.D. 
William  A.  Noyes,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 


Chem.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lamon  K.  Coons 
Richard  F.  B.  Cox 


Waldo  W.  Higgins 
Hugh  R.  Jenkinson 


Seniors 


Charles  I.  Parrish 
Carroll  Imhoff 


Leslie  E.  Whittenberg 


Fay  V.  Tooley 


Leland  J.  Mamer 
William  W.  Turner 


Ernest  K.  Mills 


Juniors 

Sophomores 

Lyle  T.  Watson 


Kenith  D.  Atkins 


Paul  T.  Hofhenke 
John  F.  Robbins 


Lester  H.  Anderson 


Freshmen 


Harold  S.  DuHamel 


W.    Pearce        Ball        Rossander        Ozanne        Berg       .Smith        Brown        Johnson       Shields       D.   Pierce       Schilz 

Wittenberg        Parrish        Copely        Noyes        Marvel        Reedy        Lindgren        Keyes        Ewart       Cox 

Hofhenke        Higgins        Coons        Atkins        Imhoff        Jenkinson        Watson        Hughes        Mamer 

Derringer        Winkles        Tooley        Turner        Robbins        Corrigan 


Page  464 


Founded, 
Middlebury  College,  1905 
Eighreen  Active  Chapters 

Eta  Chapter 

Established  1921 

1110  Williamson  Street 


Kappa  Delta  Rho 


FACULTY 


Hugh  A.  Brown,  M.S.,  E.E. 
Edward  J.  Filbey,  Ph.D.,  C.P.A. 


Knud  A.  Larsen 
William  H.  Holden 
Howard  F.  Brown 


Clement  R.  Burkhart 
Paul  M.  Miller 
Richard  V.  D.  Strong 


Alvah  C.  Borah 

J.  Warner  Skoglund 

Stanley  S.  L.  Swanson 


Charles  Embleton 
Joseph  R.  Rosborough 
Robert  Leicester 
Charles  Christensen 
Dewey  D.  Collins 


Horace  M.  Gray,  Ph.D. 
Robert  D.  Carmichael,  Ph.D. 


James  M.  Lewis,  Lieut.  U.S.A. 
Irvine  M.  Marshall,  B.S. 


Hiram  T.  Scovill,  A.B.,  C.P.A. 


Perry  Lewis 
Henry  C.  Pi  el 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 

Edwin  C.  Eberspacher 
Henning  C.  Vagtborg 


Juniors 


Robert  C.  Hodgman 
Robert  Sloan 
Milton  Anderson 


Clarence  I.  Chirpe 
Arthur  Nelson 


Albert  Whitlock 
Howard  Benson 
Edward  F.  Fowler 
Sherwood  M.  Day 


Ray  J.  Iden 
Jack  Mohler 
F.  Blair  Mayne 


Sophomores 


Ernest  Hoerr 
Ralph  Lockard 


Freshmen 


John  Michelsen 
Max  K.  Eno 
Robert  Anderson 
Russell  Sedgwick 


Alvin  R.  Shabino 
Marvin  Winkler 
Jack  F.  Hudson 


Arnold  Lipoert 
John  Armstrong 
George  Johnson 


Wilburn  A.  Johnson 
Cecil  Bernard 


Edmund  Jensen 
Daniel  Buckmaster 
Charles  Partlow 
Jack  de  Gette 


Leicester      Embleton      Holden      Buckmaster      Christensen      Jensen      Anderson      Benson      de  Gette      Day      Eno      Collins      Fowler 
Rosborough      Burkhart      Michelsen      Whitlock      Sedgwick      Partlow      Mayne      Strong      Bernard      Sloan      Lockard      Johnson 
Borah      Skoglund      Johnson      Anderson      Lippert      Swanson      Nelson      Hoerr      Iden      Hodgman      Armstrong      Chirpe 
Miller      Lewis      Shabino      Larsen      Hudson      Piel      Eberspacher      Brown      Mohler      Winkler 


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College  of  Charleston,  1904 
Thirty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Upsilon  Chapter 

Established  1921 

106  East  Green  Street 


Pi  Kappa  Phi 


Virgil  R.  Fleming,  B.S. 


FACULTY 

Laurence  J.  Norton,  Ph.D.  William  J.  Putnam,  M.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Melvin  A.  McCoy 
Theodore  A.  Rathje 


E.  Kirker  Campbell 
William  N.  Knudsen 


George  L.  Bodwell 
Charles  F.  McEuen 
Don  A.  Parkhurst 


Joseph  W.  Bodwell 
Donald  F.  Mulvihill 
Kenneth  P.  Sharpe 


Kenneth  R.  Millen 
Fred  R.  Schroeder 


George  W.  Eckert 
Forest  McEuen 


Clarence  A.  Frazer 
Walter  F.  McWade 
Rives  W.  Pirtle 


Curtis  P.  Brown 
Thomas  Ondrus 
Clifford  Wertsch 


Charles  A.  Nelson 
Lorens  H.  Thaisen 


Juniors 


Earl  L.  Feicht 
Samuel  J.  Haight 


Sophomores 


Fresh? 


Harry  C.  Lawson 
Charles  S.  Morgan 
Wilber  H.  Tammeus 


Philip  D.  Grover 

Nelson  N.  Parker 
Herbert  W.  Wishart 


Stanley  N.  Perkins 
Silas  G.  Weinberg 


Clayton  W.  Wells 


Paul  W.  Leppla 
Joseph  Ondrus 
Harold  A.  Wilson 


George  H.  Morton 
Arthur  F.  Schreiber 


Tammeus 
Lawson  Mulvihill 

Feicht  Haight 

Thaisen 


Frazer              Wilson               Parker       .       J.  Bodwell               Parkhurst  Wertsch 

Morton               Brown               Schreiber              T.  Ondrus               J.  Ondrus  Grover 

F.  McEuen               Knudsen               Pirtle               G.  Bodwell               Eckert  C.  McEuen 

Perkins  Wells              Rathje              Schroeder              McCoy               Millen  Nelson 


McWade 
Wishart  Sharpe 

Leppla  Campbell 

Weinberg 


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FACULTY 


George  Washington  Goble,  A.B.,  L.L.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


William  R.  Arrington 
Charles  E.  Binkert 
Robert  J.  Hartley 
Harold  H.  Jaegli 


Jerdie  D.  Lewis 
Edward  E.  Longbons 
Donald  J.  Oddsen 


Seniors 


James  C.  Soper 
Norbert  Tumavich 
Phillip  L.  Turner 


Alvin  W.  Kunke 
Albert  G.  Rigge 
Frank  L.  Petru 
Frank  E.  Quindry 


William  E.  Anderle 
Roy  M.  Asher 
Charles  L.  Binna 
Peter  F.  Caldwell 


Arthur  Elliott 
H.  Clayton  Haney 
Frank  C.  Hoff 


Juniors 


Franklin  B.  Lamb 
John  P.  McMillan 
William  B.  Maske 


Robert  B.  Eardie 
Richard  R.  Hughes 
Alfred  J.  Withers 


Walter  F.  Bacon 
Gustave  Ehnborn 
Anthony  Butwell 


Robert  N.  Gasaway 
George  Kelling 


Freshmen 


Lee  Savage 
Erion  J.  Kendall 


Howard  Frick 
Theo  Korb 


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Anderle 

Lamb 

Petru 

Binkert 

Sherman 

Korb        Mclntire        McLean         Ehnborn         Frick        Gasaway        Elliott        Butwell        Quindry 

Hughes        McMillan        Maske        Eadie        Withers        Hoff        Binna        Asher        Bacon        Rigge        Turner 

Arrington        Judge   Johnson        Prof.    Goble        Lewis        Jaegli        Oddsen        Hartley        Longbons        Kunke 


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Founded, 

Connecticut  Wesleyan  College,  1898 

Sixteen  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Gamma  Chapter 

Established  1921 

809  West  Pennsylvania  Avenue 


Phi  Mu  Delta 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


L.  Raymond  Twyman,  Jr. 
John  S.  Monson 
Bertrand  C.  Schuemann 


F.  Clifford  Foottit 
Julius  L.  Sutton 


Seniors 


Carl  J.  Harper 
Harold  E.  Klein 


Raymond  Pfautsch 
Paul  F.  Cundy 
Robert  Brantley 


Donald  H.  Cooper 
William  B.  Cott 
Henry  R.  Olson 


Wayne  H.  Duvall 
Arthur  P.  Bear 


Juniors 


A.  Llewellyn  Fay 
Harold  C.  Frederick 


Mabrey  A.  Weaver 
Rudolph  A.  Monson 


James  R.  McPherson 


C.  Summer  Mellen 


Sophomores 

C.  Richard  Freeman 


Charles  R.  Canfield 


Marshall  A.  Anderson 
Burdette  E.  Anderson 


Lawrence  E.  Glick 
Gordon  J.  Burnette 


Freshmen 


George  H.  Meyers 
Albert  J.  Pfaff,  Jr. 


Harley  P.  Ritchardson 
Ellsworth  J.  Zinzer 


* 


Frederick 


Mellen  Canfield  Twyman  Bear 

Fay  Brantley  Duvall  Foottit  "    Schuemann 

Sutton  Cott  Klein  M.  Anderson  Meyers 

B.  Anderson  Zinzer  Weaver  W.  Anderson 


Cundy 
J.  Monson 
R.  Monson 
Ritchardson 


Harper 

Cooper  McPherson 
Freeman  Olson 

Glick  Burnette 


Pfaff 


Page  468 


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Founded, 

University  of  Syracuse,  1909 

Four  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Chapter 

Established  1922 

412  East  Green  Street 


H.  Wilbur  Alexander 


Theta  Alpha 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


H.  Carl  Struck 


Seniors 


J.  Robert  Alexander 
Rosslyn  E.  Armbruster 
Byron  P.  Blackard 
Gilbert  E.  Chalstrom 


Herbert  H.  Boice 
Lindo  Corso 


Jarvis  M.  Alexander 
Roger  N.  Arneman 
Charles  A.  Davis 


John  W.  Baldwin 
Edward  W.  Buge 
Charles  P.  Cosgrove 


Freeman  S.  Church 
Otto  B.  Gerlach,  Jr. 
William  E.  Gobble 


James  E.  Dare 


Lawrence  N.  Hansen 
Harold  S.  Mason 


Robert  E.  Davison 
Richard  C.  Hathaway 


Robert  W.  Hathaway 
Guerard  Mackey 
Maxwell  J.  Montgomery 


Juniors 


Herbert  Hudson,  Jr. 


Sophomores 


Keith  Rich 
Ralph  A.  Struck 


Freshmen 


Herman  Kelder 
Fred  Kruger 


Benjamin  I.  Norwood 
Donald  E.  Dickson 
W.  Nelson  Wyle 


Irvin  P.  Nielsen 
James  S.  Seten 


Clarence  H.  Woods 
T.  Richard  Young 


LeRoy  H.  Phifer 
Robert  E.  Simpson 
Albert  J.  Wernle 


Dickson        Gobble        Gerlach        Church        Montgomery         Hansen         Chalstrom        Boice        R.  W.  Hathaway        Mackey        Wyle        Blackard 

Rich        Hudson        Arneman        Mason        Woods        Seten         J.  M.  Alexander        Struck        Dare        Young        Kruger 

Kelder        Simpson        Phifer        Cosgrove        R.  C.  Hathaway        Buge        Davison         Baldwin        Nielsen        Wernle 


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Founded, 

Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute,  1864 

Thirty-one  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Beta  Chapter 

Established  1922 

205  East  Armory  Avenue 


Horace  J.  Maclntire,  B.S.,  M.M.E. 


Theta  Xi 

FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Paul  D.  Converse,  Ph.D.,  A.M. 


Seniors 


Fred  E.  Lauder 
Carl  E.  Feickert 
Carl  J.  Scheve 


Harry  H.  Hall 
Hans  H.  Barr 
Edward  L.  Wilson 


Allen  J.  Niess 
Robert  A.  Harper 
Jack  E.  Ferry 
Maynard  T.  Doherty 


Chester  L.  Eva 
Richard  C.  Simons 


LeRoy  B.  Harr 
E.  Eugene  Howe 
Donald  S.  Smith 


Archie  G.  Pease 
Francis  M.  Davies 
Max  P.  Staley 


Tom  M.  Brown 
Rogers  D.  Jones 
L.  Ray  Brooks 


Keith  Grant 
Joseph  S.  Peacock 


Donald  W.  Bahlman 
Philip  H.  Kammann 
Richard  M.  Palmer 


Juniors 


Harold  C.  Poyer 
Emerson  C.  Kunda 
Theodore  C.  Wine 


Sophomores 


Robert  A.  Hollands 
Lester  E.  Kuni 
Loch  Shumaker 


Freshmen 


Milton  F.  Guy 
Henry  Burnett 


Vernon  V.  Rosenthal 
Elmer  F.  Blumenkamp 
Louis  J.  Perrottet 


Martin  C.  Christensen 
Charles  H.  Johannsen 
Lyman  M.  Pendergast 


John  W.  Brentlinger 
Edmund  M.  Burke 
Harold  L.  Reynolds 
Theodore  C.  Witte 


W.  Norman  Wittenfeld 


Niess        Grant        Wittenfeld        Eva        Guy      .Burnett        Simons        Peacock        Gilkerson        Reynolds 

Doherry        Brooks        Brown        Shumaker        Kuni         Hollands        Jones        Ferry        Burke        Brentlinger        Harper        Hall 

Johannsen        Barr        Davies        Howe        Staley        Poyer        Pease        Witte        Pendergast        Burges        Farrow        Christensen 

Rosenthal        Bahlman         Blumenkamp         Lauder         Palmer         Feickert         Kammann        Perrottet        Wilson        Harr        Scheve        Smith        Shatwell 


Page  470 


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Founded. 
New  York  University,  1907 
Forty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Upsilon  Chapter 

Established  1922 

1111  South  First  Street 


Delta  Sigma  Pi 


FACULTY 


Ernest  L.  Bogart,  Ph.D. 
Essel  R.  Dillavou,  A.B.,  J.D. 


Edward  J.  Filbey,  Ph.D.,  C.P.A. 
Frank  G.  Dickinson,  Ph.D. 


Ivan  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Wilbert  E.  Karrenbrock,  M.S. 


Charles  F.  Schlatter,  M.S., 
C.P.A. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


William  E.  Adelhelm 
Irvin  G.  Gromoll 
Frank  L.  Petru 
Joseph  J.  Nedwed 


John  L.  Hampton 
James  E.  Hawke 
Charles  J.  Jones 
Carl  C.  Schneiter 


Ronald  P.  Smith 
Wallace  V.  Dorris 


Arden  B.  Crawford 
Robert  W.  Anderson 
Kenneth  Warren 


Leslie  D.  Reid 
Frank  B.  Jantac 
Elbert  H.  Stiff 


Roy  C.  Gellerman 
Carl  G.  Petty 
Arthur  M.  Bitzer 
B.  Richard  Putman 


Ray  E.  Shultis 


Carl  W.  Newcomer 
Robert  W.  Link 
Lester  A.  Clausen 


Vesper  R.  Hoffman 
Clyde  H.  Andrews 
Kenneth  M.  Snyder 

Juniors 

Herbert  J.  Kowalski 
Clyde  W.  Lyon 
W.  Wayne  DeLong 
M.  Jack  Pucin 

Sophomores 

J.  Ward  Cockrum 


Fresh) 


James  A.  Powers 
Glen  S.  Eastburn 
Robert  E.  Lichty 


Jack  O.  Baldwin 
Earl  H.  Wagner 
C.  Richard  Wiedey 


Gordon  G.  Burroughs 
Francis  A.  Gauen 
Ronald  M.  Van  Tuyl 
Harold  E.  Wilson 


J.  Max  Mitchell 
Gary  H.  Homann 


J.  Byron  Sheets 
Kenneth  A.  Skiles 


Sidles        Bitzer        Wilson        Wagner        Stiff        Jones        Cockrum        Crawford        Warren        Homann 
Eastburn        Wiedey        Gromoll        Gellerman        Burroughs        Andrews        Anderson        Nedwed        Lyon        Pucin        Dorris        Clausen 
Powers        Mitchell        Gauen        Hoffman        Snyder        Schneiter        Jantac        Baldwin        Putnam        Link        Van  Tuyl 
Shultis        Adelhelm        Petty        Kowalski        Lichty        DeLong        Smith        Sheets        Newcomer        Hawke 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1923 

Four  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1923 

1106  South  Third  Street 


Arthur  B.  Mays,  M.A. 


Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 

FACULTY 

Egbert  E.  Nearpass,  B.P.  Robert  E.  Norris,  MA. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Richard  M.  Baldwin 
Charles  A.  Huebner 


Wayne  S.  Carver 
Edward  F.  Schmidt 
A.  Stanley  Olin 
Ingwald  G.  Larson 


Joe  C.  Behrens 
Robert  E.  Lee 


George  K.  Ball 
E.  Don  Hansen 
John  S.  Kendrick 
Joseph  F.  Mancel 
Malcolm  V.  Bowman 


Carroll  M.  Cassity 
Donald  J.  Pennington 


Carl  G.  Danielson 
Hilding  V.  Foreen 
Kenneth  N.  Lind 
Henry  C.  Schroeder 


Richard  L.  Boblenz 
Randall  A.  Forsberg 


Charles  A.  Gillmann 
Estel  E.  Lenington 
Byron  Nelson 
John  W.  Crews 


Richard  F.  Hahn 
William  B.  Petty 


luniors 


John  B.  Dinsmore 
Clarence  M.  Graham 
G.  Preston  Kendall 
Paul  A.  Wheeler 


Sophomores 


Leon  H.  Cassity 
Walter  L.  McCann 


Freshmen 


Ralph  Hansen 
Joseph  McChesney 
Robert  E.  Stewart,  Jr. 
Roy  A.  Erikson 


Allen  S.  Wonn 
Robert  S.  Philip 


Hugh  A.  Fisher 
Forrest  G.  Gimlin 
Ralph  C.  Knoblock 
Arthur  Watts,  Jr. 


Watts  W.  Chance 
Christy  M.  Nicely 


John  M.  Gustafson 
Alex  McLachlan 
Edgar  A.  Weber,  Jr. 
John  A.  Selig 
Harold  A.  Schwanbeck 


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Watts  Stewart  Larson  Schroeder  Wheeler  Baldwin  Pennington  Olin  Bowman 

Schmidt  Danielson  Kendall  Fisher  Hahn  Philip  Petty  Graham  Knoblock 

Dinsmore  Foreen  Lind  Lee  Chance  McCann  Gimlin  Carver  Huebner  L.  Cassity 

Nicely  Gillmann  Mancel  McChesney  McLachlan  Gustafson         Forsberg  Behrens  Boblenz  Lenington 

Crews  Hanson  Hansen  Ball  Nelson  Erikson  Schwanbeck  Weber  Kendrick  C.  Cassity 


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Founded, 
Cornell  University,  1890 
Thirty-six  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established  1923 

61  East  Green  Street 


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Delta  Chi 


Charles  M.  Thompson,  Ph.D. 
Merlin  H.  Hunter,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 


J.  Howard  Beard,  M.D. 
Frank  A.  Orland,  A.B. 


A.  C.  Littleton,  Ph.D. 
Lon  Fuller,  LL.D. 


Merrill  Isaac  Schnelbly,  LL.D. 
Albert  Guthrie,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Charles  E.  Binkert 
Arthur  H.  Ellis 
Frederick  H.  Potter 
Ralph  K.  Johnson 


Henry  M.  Shook 
Robert  E.  Kuhl 
Graham  M.  Van  Ness 


Seniors 


Richard  W.  Raynor 
Fred  H.  Oster 
Gerald  C.  Buikeley 


Charles  M.  Danner 
George  Gustat 
Osa  L.  Clark 


Ralph  Hensley 
Merritt  W.  Matthews 


Frederick  S.  Taxon 
Thomas  A.  Orndorff 


Juniors 


James  Slaughter 
Eric  W.  Just 


Henry  S.  Stiritz 


Charles  M.  Dempster 
Laurence  M.  Olson 


Robert  Bjork 

E.  Orville  Edlund 


Sophomores 


Herbert  Ellison 
Robert  Slaughter 


John  Orlando 


Leroy  D.  Connell 
Roy  L.  Plhak 


Adolph  P.  Stohl 
Farrington  G.  Schaeffer 


Freshmen 


Edwin  Horash 
Perry  A.  Martinson 


Harold  V.  Nelson 
George  Tschappat 


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Oster            Rayner            Buikeley            Van  Ness            Kuhl            Shook  Clark  Johnson  Potter  Ellis 

Danner           Gustat  Orlando  Hensley            Matthews            Taxon  Orndorff  Just            Littleton            Thompson 

Dempster            Olson  Bjork            Edlund  Orlando  Ellison  R.  Slaughter            Stiritz 

Connell            Plhak            Stohl  Schaeffer            Nelson            Horash  Martinson  Tschappat  J.   Slaughter 


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Founded, 

Lehigh  University,  1919 

Nine  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established  1923 

206  East  Green  Street  ■ 


Theta  Kappa  Phi 


James  J.  Doland,  B.S. 


FACULTY 

Raymond  F.  Dvorak,  B.S.,  B.  Music      Clarence  E.  Ireland,  M.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


George  T.  Conlin 
Michael  C.  Marten 


Charles  E.  Arch 
Eugene  E.  Brull 


William  H.  Kelly 


James  B.  Danaher 
Edward  F.  Ginger 
Walter  W.  Potokar 


William  A.  Elliott 


John  J.  Conlin 
Edward  P.  Czerwin 


Harold  J.  Smith 


Victor  F.  Froehlich 
Richard  B.  Keck 
William  B.  Reed 


Tad  W.  Mermel 


Juniors 


Joseph  J.  Estwanik 
Gerald  J.  Koerner 


Sophomores 

Joseph  C.  Schumacher 


Freshmen 


George  T.  Gibson 
Joseph  A.  Negri 
James  M.  Maloney 


Hugh  A.  Deneen 
Walter  J.  O'Neil 


Richard  B.  Martin 
Louis  R.  Roehm 


Robert  W.  Thomas 


Charles  M.  Lundquist 
Henry  A.  Rutkowski 


R.  Martin 

G.  Conlin 

Deneen 

Ginger 

Estwanik 

Czerwin 

Arch 

Thomas 

Rutkowski 

Keck 

Potokar 

M.  Marten  Elliott  O'Neil  J.  Conlin  Mermel 

Brull  Smith  Koerner  Schumacher  Kelly  Roehm 

Froehlich  Reed  Lundquist  Negri  Danaher  Gibson 


Page  474 


Founded, 

Northwestern  University,  1915 

Twenry  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established  1923 

305  East  Green  Street 


Rexford  Newcomb,  B.S.,  A.M.,  M.  Arch.,  A.I.A. 


Phi    Pi    Phi 

FACULTY 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Joseph  L.  Picard,  B.S 


M.  R.  Beckstrom 
M.  J.  Clarke 
G.  W.  Kessler 
L.  E.  Warlow 


D.  M.  Davis 
R.  C.  Martin 


E.  M.  Ahrens 
J.  C.  Finley 
R.  M.  Powers 


M.  C.  Beecher 
E.  M.  Lacy 
R.  D.  Woolsey 


G.  D.  Bouseman 
L.  E.  Curry 
F.  W.  McCarty 


R.  W.  Graham 
J.  R.  Ramey 


H.  B.  Burton 
R.  G.  Hudson 
L.  J.  Smith 


G.  T.  Gates 
J.  W.  Murphy 


V.  L.  Westberg 
H.  W.  Cole 
J.  J.  Floreth 


tumors 


Sophc 


C.  M.  Johnson 
C.  F.  Willcox 


R.  H.  Choate 
S.  N.  Murphy 
H.  W.  Squires 


Freshmen 


T.  L.  Hudson 
L.  J.  Rettinger 


E.  L.  McHarry 
J.  S.  Clark 
R.  S.  Gunn 
H.  C.  Pattison 


M.  C.  Labahn 


A.  J.  Curry 
W.  A.  Pflug 


J.  H.  Johnson 

C.  F.  Pennington,  Jr. 


Clark 


Burton 
McCarty 
Labahn 
Kessler 


Woolsey  T.  Hudson  R.  Hudson 

Graham  Rettinger  Beecher  Choate 

Pennington  Lacy  Gates  Johnson  Squires 

A.  Curry  Powers  Murphy  Ahrens  Smith 

Willcox  Davis  Pflug  _  Westberg_  L.  Curry  Cole 


Floreth 


McHarry 


Pattison 


Gun 


Beckstrom 


Bouseman 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1923 

Two  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1923 

409  East  Daniel  Street 


Delta  Sigma  Tau 


Henry  R.  Brahana,  Ph.D. 
C.  L.  Metcalf,  D.Sc. 


FACULTY 

Carl  R.  Larson,  A.B.  Walter  V.  Balduf,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


David  A.  Milligan,  M.A. 


Seniors 


Charles  L.  Binna 
Alvin  E.  Schubert 
Thoman  H.  Kiley 


Henry  C.  Lane 
Howard  E.  Kasch 


Everett  W.  Howard 
Merritt  M.  Griggs 


Charles  R.  Birks 
Ronald  Wild 


Paul  E.  Courtney 
Frank  R.  Winsor 
Francis  R.  Grant 


John  R.  Van  Sickle 


Kyle  M.  Fagin 
J.  Day  Mclntire 
L.  Wayne  Leighty 


Juniors 


Thomas  E.  Derwent 


Sophomores 
Warren  H.  Fuermann  Robert  M.  Ingeman 


Louis  W.  Lenz 


Freshmen 

James  K.  Mosher 


Russell  L.  Lamoreux 
Harold  W.  Nelson 
William  Schulte 


Charles  R.  Lenz,  Jr. 


Rocho  Sinderson 
Elson  C.  Sims 


H.  Robert  Olson 


Larson  Grant  Fagin  Courtney  Schulte 

Metcalf  Van  Sickle  C.  Lenz 

Kasch  Sims  L.  Lenz  Birks 


Schubert  Leighty  Binna  Lamoreux  Kiley  Milligan 

Griggs  Sinderson  Howard  Lane  Nelson  Winsor 

Olson  Wild  Mosher  Derwent  Fuermann  Ingeman 


Mclntire 


Page  476 


Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1924 

Five  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1924 

1105  South  First  Street 


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Beta  Psi 


Laurence  M.  Larson,  Ph.D. 
Raymond  C.  Heidloff,  B.P.E. 


Roger  Stoughton 


Frederich  A.  Albright 
Graeme  S.  Bond 
W.  Frank  Bradley 


Delbert  Loos 
Robert  Dunkle 


Robert  C.  Altera 
Robert  Burgett 
Ralph  Gunderson 


William  M.  Blatt 
Frank  D.  Low 
Ralph  C.  Mehrlich 


FACULTY 
Frank  E.  Richart,  M.S.,  C.E.  Harry  B.  DeCook,  A.B. 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Howard  E.  Degler,  M.E. 


Albert  E.  Hallett 


Seniors 


Leo  Diedrich 
Walter  J.  Hoffman 


Charles  E.  Krueger 


Stephen  Huska 
Chris  Larson 
Paul  W.  Nelson 


Roy  T.  Nilsen 
Kenneth  J.  Rabe 


Harold  A.  Manuel 
Harry  A.  Ohlinger 


Juniors 


Foster  W.  Merker 


Sophomores 


Walter  Piszek 
G.  Cecil  Rhodes 
Roman  A.  Theida 


Freshmen 


Millard  Rada 
Frederich  M.  Walnick 


Joseph  Rich 
Conrad  C.  Reibold 
John  T.  White 


James  Sullivan 
Richard  H.  Wittbold 


Otto  V.  Uhlir 
Charles  Leckrone 


George  C.  Van  Gerpen 
Robert  Craner 


Blatt  Wolnick  Van  Gerpen               Nilsen  Rabe                Gunderson                Low                Mehrlich 

Thieda  Huska  Piszek                 Nelson                 Altera  Larson                 Rada                Rhodes                Uhlii 

Krueger               Sullivan  Dunkle  Merker  Degler                Loos                Bradley               Wittbold 

Stoughton                Giller  Diederich  Ohlinger  Hoffman                 Bond                Hallett                Manuel 


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Founded, 
Columbia  University,  1910 
Thirty-one  Active  Chapters 

Psi  Chapter 

Established  1924 

105  East  Armory  Avenue 


Tau  Epsilon  Phi 


Max  Abramovitz,  B.S. 


Samuel  L.  Grossman 


Maurice  O.  Grossman 
Leonard  M.  Hart 


Irving  I.  Favus 
Lee  P.  Friedman 


M.  Abramovitz 
R.  J.  Berkowitz 

A.  M.  Ceplair 

B.  Cohen 
B.  S.  Cohen 
H.  L.  Gettner 


FACULTY 
GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Max  J.  Satin,  A.B. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Irving  B.  Mayer  Sidney  L.  Segall 


Maurice  W.  Kleinman,  B.S. 


Juniors 


Gordon  B.  Hirsch 
Alfred  L.  Piser 


Jerome  Gartner 
Saul  Goldstein 


B.  J.  Gingis 
M.  E.  Goldberg 
H.  A.  Gordon 
L.  R.  Stevens 
M.  J.  Levisohn 


Harold  R.  Rosenzweig 
Leo  S.  Rubenstein 


Sophomores 


Irving  L.  Missner 
Jerome  Sultan 


Freshmen 


S.  B.  Lifschultz 
A.  O.  Markowitz 
M.  O.  Middell 

E.  R.  Melcher 

F.  Propp 


Jerome  L.  Siegel 


Alvin  D.  Simon 
Jack  H.  Satin 


George  S.  Sultan 


M.  L.  Roth 
J.  A.  Samuels 
H.  C.  Steinborn 
D.  Wasserman 
J.  L.  Cohen 
P.  Gordon 


Hirsch  Rubenstein  M.  Satin  Siegel  Segall  Mayer  S.  Grossman  R.  Cohen  M.  Grossman  Hart 

Piser  Favus  Friedman  J.  Sultan  Missner  G.  Sultan  Simon  J.  Satin  Rosenzweig  Gartner  Goldstein 

Berkowitz  Levinsohn  H.  Gordon  Merkowitz  Steinborn  Middell  J.  Cohen  Roth  Samuels 

Wasserman  Gettner  Ceplair  Gingis  B.  Cohen  Propp  Goldberg  Melcher  Lifschultz 


Page  478 


Founded, 

Interfraternicy  Conference,  1923 

Fourteen  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1923 

1010  South  Third  Street 


Theta  Upsilon  Omega 


Thomas  E.  Oliver,  Ph.D. 
William  B.  Nevins,  Ph.D. 


Edward  A.  Lusk 
Alonzo  M.  Davis 
Curtiss  Stock 


Charles  J.  McKeown 
Erwin  C.  Godfrey 


Elmer  A.  Greenlee 
Francis  H.  Lovell 
Oliver  D.  Barron 


Lawrence  F.  Prichard 
Carlton  R.  Good 
Eugene  W.  Klenk 


Max  Englehart,  A.M. 


FACULTY 

Pierre  A.  Bezy,  B.S. 


Donald  P.  Ayres,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Lloyd  L.  Stitt 
Frank  A.  Matteson 


Lyle  E.  Malley 
John  A.  McFarland 


John  S.  Hockaday 
Melvin  R.  Liggett 
Norman  M.  Wishart 


Ralph  K.  Berg 
Robert  Cadle 
George  N.  Gilkerson 


Paul  C.  Traub 
Royal  S.  Buchanan 


Juniors 


George  W.  Braun 
Alwin  S.  Kolm 


Sophomores 


Edwin  G.  Belinger 
E.  Tyrus  Larkin 
George  G.  Brumbaugh 


Freshmen 


Charles  T.  Novak 
Jack  W.  Cowles 
Don  F.  Hermes 


Arthur  Gilkerson 
Charles  C.  Smith 


Walter  J.  Cope 


Weston  E.  Matthews 
Harry  Walther 


Roy  G.  Smith 
J.  Edwin  Porter 
Robert  E.  Viner 


Lusk  McKeown              Traub              Matteson              Smith              C.  Davis               Godfrey              Buchanan               Ayres               Stitt 

Malley  Barron               Stock               Cope               Hockaday               Walther               Kolm               Englehart               Braun               Prof.  Oliver 

Brumbaugh  McFarland              Matthews              Greenlee              Lovell              Wishart              Belinger              Larkin              Liggett              A.  Gilkerson 

Cadle  Prichard              G.  Gilkerson              Berg              Good              Hermes              Novak             R.  Smith             Cowles             Klenk             Viner 


Page  479 


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Founded, 

University  of  California,  1921 

Eight  Active  Chapters 

Eta  Chapter 

Established  1925 

212  East  Green  Street 


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Lewis  M.  Reagan,  M.A. 


Delta  Sigma  Lambda 

FACULTY 

Edwin  G.  Koch,  M.A.  Charles  O.  Werner,  B.A. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Anton  F.  Antonides 
Winfield  T.  Cooper 
Russell  J.  Crane 


Robert  H.  Anderson 
Kenneth  W.  Mills 
Beaumont  M.  Parks 


Robert  L.  Farmer 
Andrew  A.  Hall,  Jr. 


Charles  C.  Christensen 


George  R.  Dinsmore 
Claude  G.  Krueck 


Vernon  C.  Pusheck 
Perry  Goranson 


Robert  E.  Kraft 


Harro  Hansen 


George  G.  Matthews 
Van  C.  Norman 


Juniors 


LeRoy  R.  Stoltz 
Frederick  J.Worden 


Sophomores 

Robert  H.  Pinkel 

Freshmen 

V.  Raymond  Kruse 


Earl  F.  Schaefer 
Charles  O.  Smith 


James  O.  Yeazel 
John  F.  Warren 
Andrew  A.  Santanen 


Donald  W.  Smith 
William  E.  Trude 


George  C.  Lindsay 


Koch  Krueck  C.  O.  Smith  Reagan  Hall      •      Crane  Antonides  Parks  Matthews  Schaefer 

Cooper  Dinsmore  Worden  Mills  Trude  Stoltz  Pusheck  Anderson  Pinkel  Kraft  Werner 

Christensen  Yeazal  Goranson  Sanrenen  Lindsay  Hansen  D.  W.  Smith  Farmer  Kruse 


Page  480 


Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1920 

Six  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Chapter    v 
Established  1925 
110  East  Green  Street 


Theodore  J.  Geissendoerfer,  Ph.D. 


Beta  Sigma  Psi 

FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


H.  F.  W.  Moeller,  M.A. 


Seniors 


Robert  S.  Bigler 
Herman  A.  Bushing 


Walter  F.  Fierke 
Vernon  L.  Kretschmer 


George  Coldewey 
Franklin  J.  Dvorak 


Walter  E.  Busker 
Wilbert  E.  Ebert 
Carl  F.  Lund 
J.  Herbert  Lund 


Milton  H.  Gotwalt 


Robert  P.  Honold 


Philip  J.  Fahs 
Morlin  F.  Johnson 


Hugo  K.  Luostari 
Elmer  C.  Norum 
Harold  G.  Petering 


Herman  H.  Jost,  Jr. 


Juniors 


Ralph  E.  Petering 


Sophomores 


John  B.  Roth 
Kenneth  L.  Telleen 


Freshmen 


Sieving  W.  Querl 
Henry  G.  Sandvoss 
Robert  W.  Spanier 


Kenneth  L.  Schellie 
L.  W.  Norin 


Elmer  R.  Riebe 
Edward  G.  Schultz 


Albert  C.  Welge 
Paul  E.  Pottker 


Harold  P.  Stelter 
Leonard  W.  Telleen 
Harold  A.  Thieman 
Henry  C.  Timmerman 


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L.  Telleen  Sandvoss 

Ebert  Timmerman 


Gotwalt  Schellie  Fierke  Bigler  Schultz 

Kretschmer  Honold  Pottker  Jost  Riebe  Busching 

Norum  Johnson  Dvorak  Coldewey  Roth  K.  Telleen 

Thieman  Spanier  Querl  H.  Petering  Stelter  Busker 


Fahs 
Welge  H.  Lund 

Luostari  C.  Lund 


Page  481 


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Founded, 

Hamline  University,  1901 

Thirty-four  Active  Chapters 

Kappa  Chapter 

Established  1925 

305  East  John  Street 


Beta  Kappa 


Jesse  M.  Harvey,  A.B.,  M.A. 


FACULTY 

Cornelius  A.  Van  Doren,  B.S.  Ralph  W.  Kluge,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Wilbur  E.  Harnish,  A.B.  M.A. 


Seniors 


Leason  B.  Adams 
Ralph  U.  Dodge 


Earl  J.  Duncan 

R.  Donald  Pinkerton 


O.  Harold  Norman 
Joseph  V.  Schuster 


Bernard  J.  Ranstead 
Wilbur  Buddemeier 
Frank  W.  Byrns 


Wade  J.  Clark 
Lee  Long 


Paul  R.  Basford 


Irwin  Sedlacek 
Halbert  O.  Crews 


Casslon  Bennett 
John  E.  Boyd 


F.  Kenneth  Spiecker 
L.  Allan  Watt 


Juniors 


Sophc 


Harris  R.  Dante 


Paul  W.  Brandenberger 
Robert  C.  Perry 


Freshmen 


Donald  G.  Anderson 
Edward  Grable 


Reuben  V.  Hershey 
Orbille  D.  Thompson 


Adam  E.  Abel 
Clement  J.  Svilow 


Robert  W.  Lusk 


William  Adams 
Paul  Richards 


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Dillon  Norman  Crews 

East  Lewis  Long 


Boyd               Bennett         .  W.  Adams 

Lusk               Brandenburger  Perry 

Abel               Schuster  Sedlacek 

Pinkerton               Dodge  Watt 


Ranstead 

Buddemeier               Anderson               Burns  Richards 

Basford               Dante               Duncan  Angus 

Clark              Spiecker               L.  Adams  Ford 


Page  482 


Founded. 

Cleveland  School  of  Law,  1900 

Sixty-seven  Active  Chapters 

David  Davis  Senate 

Established  1925 

1109  South  Fourth  Street 


Paul  C.  Roberts,  L.L.B. 


Delta  Theta  Phi 

FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Leon  McCarty,  A.B.,  A.M. 


Seniors 


Gilbert  L.  Wood 


Edward  W.  Clendinin 
Frederick  W.  Katterjohn 
Merritt  McClurg 


George  E.  Cook 
Robert  A.  Hoover 


Charles  O.  Brook 
Clark  R.  Cochonour 


George  W.  McLean 


Robert  F.  Elrick 
Dwight  R.  Kinder 


Arthur  Cooper 
John  A.  Niemeyer 


Gordon  A.  Da  Costa 


Gordon  G.  Pillow 


Juniors 


Sophc 


F.  Russell  Foster 
Joseph  P.  Longwell 


William  E.  Hewitt 
Robert  J.  Thomson 


Freshmen 

Orville  W.  Johler 


John  A.  Phillips 


George  A.  Johnson 
Jesse  J.  Middleton 


Richard  B.  Seyfarth 


Lester  Partlow 


Johnson 

Longwell 

Brook 

Kinder 

Hoover 

oberts 

Pillow 

Phillips 

Cochonour  Cooper  Partlow  Seyfarth 

Niemeyer  Thomson  Foster  DaCosta  Johler 

McLean  Wood  Katterjohn  Middleton  Elrick 


Page  483 


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Founded, 

College  of  City  of  New  York,  1910 

;  Nineteen  Active  Chapters 

Pi  Chapter 
Established  1925 
:    313  East  John  Street 


Tau  Delta  Phi 

FACULTY 

Dr.  L.  N.  Jadah,  M.D. 

GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Marvin  Getz,  A.B. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


M.  B.  Silberman 


Max  J.  Cooper 
Bernard  Kellman 
Marshall  W.  Rubenstein 


Milton  H.  Birger 
Sol  C.  Omansky 
Harold  Porte 


Irving  R.  Mandelson 
Bernard  N.  Buchholz 
E.  Herman  Mink 
Meyer  I.  Rabinowitz 
Elmer  M.  Imber 


Allen  M.  Kite 


Max  R.  Horwitz 


Juniors 


Arthur  S.  Cohen 
Hugo  S.  Fantus 


Arthur  G.  Wagner 
Sidney  R.  Blech 


Theodore  I.  Singer 
Harry  Flower 
Morris  Rosen 
Lester  Spiegel 


Theodore  J.  Cooper 
Benjamin  M.  Edidin 


Sophc 


Sol  N.  Crelman 
Milton  A.  Greenstein 


Freshmen 


Edward  J.  Brawdy 
Phillip  Blachman 
Sydney  L.  Devin 
Raymond  Weinberger 


Charles  C.  Gordon 
Arnold  J.  Weil 
Saul  Levine 


Harry  P.  Goldman 
Jerome  B.  Rosenthal 


Leslie  Elson 
Arthur  Samuels 
Harry  Rubenstein 
Allen  Lasser 
Sol  Porte 


Omansky       Goldman       Kite       Birger       Levine       Cohen       Fantus       Gordon       G.  M.  Cooper       Kellman       Rubenstein       Weil       Rosenthal       Edidin 

Greenstein      Wagner      T.  Cooper      Blachman      S.  Porte      Rabinowitz      Samuels      Mink      Devin      Brawdy      Singer 

Mandelson      H.  Porte      Weinberger      Rosen      Crelman      Lasser      Flower      Elson       Imber       Buchholz       Spiegel 


Page  484 


Founded, 
Tri  State  College,  1921 
Nine  Active  Chapters 

Eta  Chapter 

Established  1925 

405  East  John  Street 


Sigma  Mu  Sigma 


Fred  H.  Rankin,  B.S. 
John  A.  Clement,  Ph.D. 

George  W.  Foster 


Arthur  L.  Barrett 
Carl  R.  Herlan 
Kenneth  E.  Moberly 
LeVon  L.  Patterson 
Leonard  C.  Stever 
Marshall  A.  Wilson 


William  C.  Adams 
Ervin  W.  Detjen 
Royal  L.  Siefferman 
Clarence  O.  Wies 

Edward  G.  Bourne 
Earl  S.  Perrine 


Robert  W.  Burke 
R.  Hagan 

Arthur  Nelson 


Charles  J.  Starr 


FACULTY 

William  H.  Young 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

Robert  H.  Gould  Lewis  V.  Peterson 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lon  L.  Fuller,  A.B. 
B.  Rupert  Hall 


J.D. 


Seniors 


Allan  D.  Hubbard 
Dwight  G.  Bennett 
Ivan  J.  Hutchins 
Erroll  A.  Murhard 
Jeptha  F.  Randolph 
Charles  C.  Westall 


Charles  S.  Campbell 
Robert  M.  Edwards 
Perry  W.  Ward 


Castle  J.  Harvey 
Edward  T.  Hausafus 


Howard  B.  DeHaven 
Fred  S.  Hooper 


Howard  H.  Hottes 
Elmer  A.  Meyer 
Fred  W.  Stark 
Gordon  L.  Bryant 
Kenneth  J.  Lowry 
Floyde  D.  Sperry 

Juniors 

Clarence  S.  Coe 
Shirley  F.  Ehman 
Perry  M.  Wilcox 

Sophomores 

E.  Raymond  Nelson 
Harold  M.  Seago 

Freshmen 

Theodore  Frye 
George  R.  Hill 


Edgar  O.  Zimmer 
R.  W.  Rodman 
Leonard  L.  Norton 
Edwin  Jahns 
Harry  Nelson 


J.  Howard  Corzine 
Edwin  R.  Hauser 
Obert  S.  Werland 


Fred  Cummings 


Henry  Glasstetter 
Ralph  B.  Jones 


Stever 


Hagan  Lowry  A.  Nelson 

Burke         Jones  Murhard  Edwards 

Herlan  Hooper  Bourne  Cummings 

Stark  Glasstetter  Ehman  Bryant 


Barrett 

Westall 

Adams 

Campbell 

Seago 

Perrine 

Detjen 

Young 

Moberly 

Foster 

Peterson 

Werland 

Corzine 

Harvey 

Sperry 

H.  Nelson 

Ward         R.  Nelson 
Patterson  Siefferman  Hall 

Coe  Bennett  Wies  Meyer 

DeHaven  Randolph  Hauser 


Hill 


Page  485 


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Founded, 

Interfraternity  Council  Meeting,  1924 

Forty-five  Active  Chapters 

Illinois  Beta  Chapter 

Established  1926 

212  East  Chalmers  Street 


Theta  Kappa  Nu 


Harold  E.  Babbitt,  M.S. 
S.  Max  Corey,  M.A. 


FACULTY 


Arthur  H.  Grossman,  B.A. 
Henry  G.  Dawson,  M.S. 


Max  A.  Faucett,  M.S. 
Burrus  S.  Dickenson,  M.A. 


Harold  E.  Kenney,  B.S. 


Richard  M.  Lawerence 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 


R.  Alwyn  Powers 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Raymond  J.  Hayes 
Lawrence  E.  Irish 
Louis  B.  Pope 
Eldon  W.  Simon 


Howard  M.  Anderson 
Vernon  D.  Irish 
David  R.  Sanks 


Otho  Arnold,  Jr. 


Harold  H.  Mallotke 
Oscar  L.  Toll,  Jr. 


Ewell  E.  Green 
Cooper  B.  Land 
Alwin  M.  Seavey 


John  S.  Bartholomew 
David  D.  Fishback 
Calvin  G.  Smith 


J.  Howard  Bunting 
Floyd  O.  Martin 


I.  Frank  Green 
Elmer  C.  Maher 
George  C.  Sproul 

Juniors 

Paul  R.  Bruns 
Donald  Moore 
Paul  J.  Warrick 

Sophomores 

William  L.  Ewald 

Freshmen 

Robert  A.  Nelson 


Galen  A.  Grimma 
Carl  J.  Mason 
C.  Victor  Wallrab 


Theodore  J.  Cinak 
Norris  P.  O'Neal 


Harry  C.  Sutch 


Chandler  Sterling 
Paul  C.  Weigand 


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Seavey  Bunting  Bruns                  Grossman                   Land                   Powers                  O'Neal                  Mason 

Warrick                  Lawerence  Cinak                  Anderson                  Maher  Bartholomew                  Pope  Hayes                  Grimma 

Wallrab  Ewald                  Sanks                  Smith                  Martin                  V.  Irish                  Sterling                  Simon 

Sproul                  Sutch  I.  Green                  E.  Green                  Mallotke                  Nelson  Weigand  Toll                   Arnold 


Page  486 


Founded, 

University  of  Miami,  1921 

Seven  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established  1926 

307  East  John  Street 


Robert  B.  B.  Moorman,  B.S. 


Sigma  Delta  Rho 

FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Clifford  Garwick,  B.A.,  M.A. 


Seniors 


Horace  M.  Adams 
A.  Hugh  Campbell 
Arthur  M.  Cheney 


Melvin  C.  Anderson 
Curtis  R.  Andrews 
George  W.  Barry 
Frederick  H.  Beinhoff 


Donald  S.  Charlton 


Pliny  A.  Adams 
Franklin  M.  Benson 
William  E.  Cairnes 


Fred  C.  Exter 
Sulo  J.  Herrala 


Gunnar  S.  Clason 
Wilbert  F.  Doak 
James  L.  Fetters 
Lynn  Haefele 


Harold  G.  Homuth 
Frank  J.  Kuhn 


Juniors 


Joseph  D.  Friend 
Harold  K.  Madison 
Elmer  A.  Moos 
Jaroslav  Pech 


Sophomores 


Fresht. 


Robert  W.  Elich 
Willard  H.  Haefele 


Charles  B.  Hollcraft 
Sydney  F.  Knapp 


Edward  F.  Ream 
Desmond  D.  Utterback 
Arnold  E.  Wolgast 


Ernest  N.  Rubel 
Edward  F.  Schoof 
Fred  W.  Soderberg 
Hugh  C.  Wear 


Albert  R.  Putman 


Everett  W.  Leins 
John  Soma 
Wade  C.  Stanfield 


Ream  Beinhoff  Doak  Moorman  Soderberg  Barry  Moos  Putman  Wolgast  Schoof  Kuhn 

Homuth  Clason  Anderson  Rubel  Fetters  Pech  Benson  Charlton  H.  Adams  Cheney 

Elich  P.  Adams  Andrews  Madison  Soma  Hollcraft  Knapp  Stanfield  W.  Haefele  Cairnes  Leins 


Page  487 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1926 

One  Active  Chapter 

309  East  John  Street 


Ralph  S.  Crossman,  M.S.,  C.E. 


Kappa  Zeta  Rho 

FACULTY 


GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Fred  J.  Berner 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


King  J.  McCristal,  B.S. 


Seniors 


Joseph  F.  Prola 
Bernard  A.  App 


Darrel  M.  Hathaway 
David  M.  Knotts 


George  F.  Westwood 


Markwood  R.  Edison 
Warren  A.  Bunge 


Dean  B.  Curtis 


Alois  Krsek,  III 
E.  H.  Wickland 


C.  M.  Hadley 


Juniors 


Fred  H.  Goss 
Russell  Rains 


Sophomores 
Howard  H.  Abram  A.  Willard  Turner 

Freshmen 
Vincent  J.  Curran  F.  Drury  Hollenbeck,  Jr. 


T.  Kenneth  Auwater 
Robert  L.  Jordan 


Lester  Muir 


Elmer  W.  Siler 


Glen  G.  Orth 
Philip  S.  Rockwell 


Siler 

Rockwell 

Edison 

Curran 

Bunge 

Abram 

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Westwood 

Krsek 

Hathaway 

Muir 

Turner 

Knotts 

Wickland 

Goss 

Curtis 

McCristal 

Auwater 

Hadley 

Prola 

Jordan 

App 

Page  488 


Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1925 

One  Active  Chapter 

111  East  Chalmers  Street 


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Delta  Pi 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Burt  Kamin 
Alvin  Landis 


Dave  H.  Sokolow 


Maxwell  M.  Lewin 


Harold  E.  Friedman 


Sam  C.  Bernstein 
Lewis  L.  Leaf 


Jack  S.  Slovic 


Juniors 


David  Eliscu 


Elliot  Kohn 


Ben  Beckerman 
George  Rubenstein 
Max  Matz 


Louis  Ruskin 
Henry  Berg 


Sophomores 


Sydney  Sideman 
Irving  I.  Silver 


David  E.  Rosenblatt 
Morris  W.  Selin 
Milton  Kohn 


Albert  Friedman 


Elmer  Friedman 


Freshmen 

Benjamin  B.  Rosen 


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4K 


Eliscu  Ruskin 

Lewin  Kamin  Landis 

Rosen  Friedman 


Bernstein  Rosenblatt  Berg  Kohn  Friedman 

Slovic  Sokolow  Friedman  Beckerman  Leaf  Slutzky 

Sideman  Rubenstein  Selin  Silver  Kohn  Matz 


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Founded, 

University  of  Illinois,  1927 

One  Active  Chapter 

Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1927 

401  East  Green  Street 


Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 

FACULTY 
W.  Jackson  Treece,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Lionel  E.  Goff 
Floyd  G.  Johnston 


Howard  H.  Cohenour 
Carl  Edwards 
John  P.  Goggins 


Fred  B.  Bisbee 
Earl  E.  Cazel 


George  B.  Gregg 


Frank  E.  Hangs 
Franklin  S.  Hunsaker 
G.  Kenneth  Lowe 


Earl  A.  Jackson 


Robert  C.  Hammesfar 


J.  Magrew  Luther 


Howard  L.  McCowan 
Pierson  W.  Peck 
Alton  R.  Rowe 


Sophomores 

Gerald  E.  Murch 

Freshmen 

Claude  L.  Nelson 


Wilbur  R.  Murley 
Arvel  F.  Hacke 


W.  Donald  Teare 
Joseph  Turigliatto 


Archie  M.  Walker 
Carl  J.  Lehwald 


Lowe 

Lehwald 

GofT                       Nelson 

Cazel 

Teare 

Johnston 

Gregg 

Walker 

Treece 

Hunsaker 

Murch 

Peck 

Bruner 

Hammesfar 

Turigliatto 

Coggins 

Murley 

Edwards 

Rowe 

Luther 

Hangs 

McCowan 

Cohenour 

Hacke 

Page  490 


Founded, 

Duke  University,  1920 

One  Accive  Chapter 

Iota  Chapter 

Established  1927 

312  East  Daniel  Street 


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FACULTY 

GRADUATE  STUDENT 
H.  L.  Buckardt,  M.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Vernon  P.  Jensen,  B.S. 


Norbert  E.  Bibow 
Roy  P.  Johnson 
John  Charles  Kastner 


David  B.  Anderson 
Glenn  D.  Commons 


Roy  E.  Etnyre 
George  W.  Faulhaber 


George  T.  Christie 
Darwin  A.  Dougan 


Milton  E.  Kraft 
Paul  W.  Landgren 


Harvey  H.  Corydon 
Wilfred  Y.  Harkness 


Frank  R.  Fischer 
•WillardF.  Merntt 


Kenneth  E.  Gustafson 


Fred  D.  Larsen 
Albert  O.  Myers 


Juniors 


V.  Skipper  Johnson 
Fred  J.  Lee 


Sophomores 


Douglas  B.  Morton 
Montad  A.  Mortensen 


Freshmen 

James  E.  Moran 


Milton  E.  Olson 
Charles  H.  Ross 
Rudolph  W.  Schafer 


C.  Elmer  Meador 
William  C.  Wenninger 


Clarence  W.  Riessen 


Gordon  T.  Ronneberg 


Faulhaber 
Meador  Lee 

Ross  Larsen 


Moran  Anderson               Morton               Dougan               Christie               Gustafson 

Etnyre  Merritt              Riessen               Harkness              Ronneberg                Buckardt  Fischer 

Commons  Pottoff              Mortensen               Corydon               Jensen               V.  S.  Johnson               Wenninger 

Bibow  Myers  Landgren               Kastner                 Kraft               Schafer               Olson               R.  P.  Johnson 


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Founded, 

Cornell  University,  1912 

Twenty-two  Active  Chapters 

Pi  Chapter 

Established  1927 

112  East  John  Street 


Omicron  Alpha  Tau 

GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Jacob  Karol 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Seymour  Bernstein 


Benjamin  Pass 
Herbert  Gutstein 


Morris  Solomon 
Louis  Katzman 


Abraham  Gosenput 
Clarence  Ziff 
Erving  Schwab 


Herman  Belson 


Bernard  Friedman 


Lester  Yavitz 


Harold  Crost 
Meyer  Lipner 
Elmer  Yavitz 


Ben  Gorenstein 

Juniors 

Emanual  Kahn 

Sophomores 

Jack  Stone 


Freshmen 


Aaron  Gunther 
Julius  Dubnow 
Solly  Tankus 


Louis  H.  Bornoff 


Arthur  Allen  Bogeaus 


Henry  Feinberg 
George  Speizman 


Morris  Myer 
Morris  Soklec 


Lipner 

Crost 

Feinberg 

.  Yavitz 

Schwab 

Ziff 

Meyer 

Stone 

Kahn 

Dubnow 

Solomon 

Bernstein 

Belson 

Karol 

Bogeaus 

Bornoff 

Soklec 


Gutstein 

Gosenput  Tankus 

Katzman  Speizman 

Gorenstein  Friedman 


Gunther 
L.  Yavitz 
Pass 


Page  492 


Founded, 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University,   1919 

Six  Active  Chapters 

Zeta  Chapter 

Established   192" 

404  East   lohn  Street 


Delta  Alpha  Pi 


Herbert  H.  Alp,  B.S. 


FACULTY 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Oscar  E.  Wagner,  B.A.,  M.A. 


Seniors 


Milton  S.  Miller 
Laddie  F.  Dobry 


Walter  W.  Wiegand 
Clarence  B.  Denison 


Edward  C.  Wahl 


David  Neslor 


Clair  C.  Weintz 
William  T.  Grant 


David  E.  Wiegand 
Arthur  P.  Larson 


Vance  A.  Ray 


H.  Lyndon  Barrows 
Arthur  P.  Drije 


Juniors 


George  M.  Silling 
Aubrey  V.  Wells 


Sophomores 

Hans  P.  Nelson 

Freshmen 


Eugene  A.  Kafka 


Francis  C.  Rowley 


Arthur  F.  Swoboda 


Robert  L.  Hendee 


Weintz  Wahl  Grant  Barrows  Denison  Miller  Wagner 

Drize  Silling  D.  Wiegand  Ray  W.  Wiegand  Dobry  Wells 

Larson  Swoboda  Kafka  Nelson  Rowley  Neslor  Hendee 


Page  493 


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Founded, 

University  of  Michigan,   1914 

Forty-five  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1927 

709  South  Second  Street 


Sigma  Delta  Kappa 

FACULTY 

Harold  Wright  Holt,  S.J.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


William  G.  Eovaldi 
Giles  E.  Jordan 


Harold  R.  Nettles 


Seniors 


Burton  Schuemann 


Nick  Stepanovich 
Norman  Perry 


John  M.  Connor 
Harold  Craig 
Theodore  O.  Cutright 
Brinley  R.  M.  Davies 


Fred  McCollum 
Robert  Macdonald 
Glen  Miller 


Juniors 


Harry  Pate 
Lawrence  Smith 
Cleo  Williams 


Ross  Miller 
Elmer  F.  Davies 
Knowles  Laird 


Albert  Rus 
Webber  Borcher 
R.  G.  Sander 
Steve  Brondas 
Frank  Hanafin 


George  M.  Lentz 
E.  R.  Griesheimer 
Jack  Kramer 
De  Witt  Twente 
Don  Nichols 


Freshmen 


Louis  Gard 
Harold  E.  Jaeger 
Tennyson  L.  Edwards 
Frank  R.  Sejnost 
Edward  W.  Cleary 


Donald  R.  Myers 
Bernard  Wall 
Elden  Brashaw 
Edward  F.  Streit 


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Nettles 


Wall  Davies  Craig  Gard    .         Pate  Hanafin  Edwards  Streit 

R.  Miller  G.  Miller  Connor  Williams  Jaeger  Sejnost 

Sander  Nichols  Cutright  Twente  Borchers  Lentz  Smith 

B.  Davies  Laird  Brashaw  Rus  Macdonald  McCollum  Kramer  Brondas 

Perry  Eovaldi  Iungerich  Doney  Holt  Jordan  Stepanovich  Schuemann 


Page  494 


PWS 


Founded, 

Oglethorpe  University,   1916 

Fifteen  Active  Chapters 

Lambda  Chapter 

Established  1928 

1005   South  Second  Street 


Alpha  Lambda  Tau 


W.  E.  Karrenbrock,  M.S. 


FACULTY 


C.  E.  Coleman,  B.A.,  M.A. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Eugene  P.  Baker 
Henry  G.  Raisch 


Leon  F.  Simmonds 


Seniors 


Donald  E.  Vance 


Frederick  P.  Williams 
Wesley  C.  Gault 


Harvey  E.  Berg 
Omer  R.  Bantz 


Juniors 
Mathew  V.  Liesenfelt  Marvin  G.  Milner 


James  E.  Watters 
H.  Russel  Griffith 


Dale  J.  Kenney 
Frank  M.  Wilkins 


Sophomores 
Norman  S.  Weber  Jean  R.  Lansbery 


Glen  D.  Stultz 


Lester  N.  Eck 
Edgar  Y.  Hamel 


George  A.  Hess 


Freshmen 

Harold  R.  Moore 


V.  C.  Rusin 


Iff? 


Stultz  Moore  Lansbery  Kenney  Weber  Karrenbrock  Hess  Rusin 

Hamel  Wilkins  Bantz  Liesenfelt  Watters  Coleman  Eck 

Williams  Raisch  Griffith  Simmonds  Baker  Berg  Milner  Vance 


Page  495 


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Founded, 

Wesleyan  University,  1870 

Fifteen  Active  Chapters 

Pi  Pi  Chapter 

Established   1928 

201  East  Green  Street 


Paul  H.  Tracy,  M.S. 


Theta  Nu  Epsilon 

FACULTY 
Richard  E.  Gould,  B.S.  Carl  N.  Challacombe,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Ragnar  T.  Anderson 
Wilbur  C.  Iseminger 
Delmar  E.  Martensen 


Clayton  P.  Davis 
Walter  J.  Zeiter 


Henry  A.  Bengson 
Richard  T.  Keller 


Carrol  W.  Bartlett 
Lawrence  W.  Brown 
John  G.  Seanor 


Virgil  C.  Dollahon 
Everett  C.  Larsen 


Willis  E.Linne 


Malcolm  R.  Derby 
Russel  E.  Larson 


David  W.  Benbow 
H.  Curtis  Griffin 
C.  Dudley  Smith 


William  A.  Heinze 
Leslie  F.  Ryburn 


Juniors 


W.  LaMon  Moyer 


Sophomores 


Carl  A.  Erickson 
Nolan  C.  Newman 


Freshmen 


Edward  L.  Brennan 
John  R.  Leggett 
Paul  G.  Tomy 


Harry  S.  Kilian 
Henry  H.  Embree 


Leo  G.  Nurmi 


Albert  H.  Trowbridge 
Kenneth  C.  Suhr 


Ned  W.  Easley 
Joseph  S.  Santner 
E.  Carlin  Whittaker 


Erickson 


Davis      Heinze      Kilian      Zeiter      Iseminger      Nurmi     -Martensen      Challacombe       Moyer       Tracy       Linne       Anderson       Ryburn 
Larsen       Embree       Derby       Suhr       Keller       Bengson       Newman       Larson       Trowbridge      Whittaker       Dollahon 
Smith       Benbow       Bartlett       Griffin       Seanor       Easley       Brennan       Santner       Leggett       Brown       Tomy 


Page  496 


Founded, 

University  of  Southern  California,  1924 

Six  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established   1928 

306  East  Green  Street 


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Sigma  Phi  Delta 

FACULTY 


Carroll  C.  Wiley,  B.S.,  C.E. 


John  S.  Crandell,  B.S.,  C.E. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Donald  M.  Brown 
Stuart  C.  Brown 
Robert  L.  Gougler 


Howard  H.  Hottes 
Edgar  A.  Luscombe 


William  F.  Nissen 
Clarence  O.  Wies 


Leonard  W.  Winget 
Oliver  W.  Munz 
Marshall  A.  Wilson 


William  S.  Benjamin 
Charles  W.  German 


John  A.  Harvey 
Dallas  D.  Hershey 


Juniors 


Edward  W.  Horning 
Donald  E.  Knoblauch 


Thomas  E.  Philbin 
William  R.  Reinhold 


Raymond  W.  Bliss 
Armin  W.  Emmertz 


Mark  W.  Ennis 
Raymond  W.  Hall 


Sophomores 


Allen  C.  Hottes 
Lib  Panichi 


Henry  P.  Warren 


Wiley  Knoblauch  H.  Hottes  German  Christiana  Warren  Horning  Nissen  Crandell 

Panichi  Ennis  Benjamin  Philbin  Hershey  Luscombe  A.  Hottes  Emmertz  D.  Brown 

Wies  Wilson  Harvey  Gougler  Munz  Reinhold  Winget  S.  Brown 


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Lawrence  A.  Cirhan 
J.  Donald  Walker 


Edwin  H.  Johnson 
W.  Dee  Schad 


Guy  J.  Maresca 
James  A.  Shearer 


L.  Paul  Bunchman 
Eugene  H.  Jackson 


Founded, 
University  of  Illinois 
One  Active  Chapter 

Illinois  Chapter 

Established   1928 

210  East  John  Street 


Beta  Chi 

FACULTY 

Swanie  S.  Rossander,  M.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Walter  Smith 


Guisti  Pucci 


Paul  H.  Walker 


Milo  A.  Churchill 


Harold  G.  Paine 

Juniors 

Robert  W.  Tennyson 

Sophomores 

Robert  E.  Reilein 

Freshmen 

Hilmar  C.  Johnson 


Robert  L.  Shearer 


Merle  E.  Davis 
Vernie  C.  Swanson 


William  L.  Waxier 


Daniel  A.  Ludlow 


Maresca  Bunchman  Schad  '         Churchill  Ludlow  H.  Johnson 

Tennyson  Rossander  Pucci  J.  Shearer  Jackson  P.  Walker  Reilein  Waxier 

Davis  Cirhan  R.  Shearer  D.  Walker  Paine  E.  Johnson  Swanson 


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Illini  Hall 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Robert  Buker 
Donald  Costa 
Stanley  Drdla 


Ralph  E.  Cundiff 
Harold  Frick 
Harold  Geis 


Fred  Cummings 
Ambrose  Elliott 
F.  Flinn  Elliott 
Russel  Elliott 
Edwin  Finch 


Jose  Arnillas 
Cecil  Blain 
Ralph  Blakemore 
Earl  Blumenthal 
Harold  Borch 
Fred  Brown 
George  Churchill 
Carl  Clodfelter 
John  T.  Davis 
Robert  Dewey 
Jack  Dickson 


Marcell  Hall 
Sherrill  Hayden 
Anton  Jureziz,  Jr. 


Ted  Large 
George  A.  Pace 
Stephen  Piskur 


Jack  Flox 
Thomas  Godfrey 
Jack  Matthews 
Elmer  Meese 
Albert  Musick 


Clifford  Durr 
Carl  Edwards 
Ralph  Feherenbacher 
Delmar  Fischer 
•Leon  Freidlander 
Joseph  Hanfling 
Donald  Hartford 
Vernon  Heckman 
Max  R.  Heinzman 
Fred  R.  Hexter 


John  Lang 
D.  Nicholson 
John  N.  Pirok 

Juniors 

Robert  Scherer 
Albert  Sachtleben 
Maurice  Turner 

Sophomores 

Darius  Phebus 
Edward  Sand 
John  Sand 
Rex  Shipplett 
George  Ursin,  Jr. 


Freshmen 


Willis  Hiles 
Uno  Hill 
Louis  Holub 
Bruce  Ihlenfeldt 
William  Imgrund 
Lee  Ireland 
Samuel  Isa 
Maurice  Johnson 
Maurice  Kreeger 
Sidney  Leader 


Vladmir  Sekera 
Bernard  Wellman 
C.  K.  Willett 


Elmer  H.  Walter 
R.  F.  Stahley 


Milan  Vydareny 
Edwin  Williams 
Robert  Williamson 
Walter  Smith 


Ludwig  Lederer 
Sam  Lehman 
Adolph  Lind 
Bud  Moseley 
Howard  Musick 
Elmer  Norum 
Fremont  Plambeck 
Anton  Smerz 
Joseph  Tesmer 
Robert  Young 


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H.  P.  Newman,  A.M.,  M.D. 
A.  W.  Casey,  A.M.,  M.D. 
H.  A.  McGuigan,  B.S.,  Ph.D 
H.  T.  Byford,  A.M.,  M.D. 
F.  B.  Earle,  M.D. 
F.  E.  Senear,  B.S.,  M.D. 


Kent  A.  Alcorn 
Charles  H.  Metzel 
George  H.  Vernon 
James  E.  Graham 

Stephen  A.  Ambrose 
Clifford  E.  Carter 
E.  Graham  Evans 
Charles  H.  Kauffman 

John  P.  Budd 
William  E.  Butz 
John  H.  Gilmore 

William  F.  Jacobs 
J.  O.  Conklin 
Albyn  G.  Wolfe 


D.  K.  A.  Steele,  M.D.,  LL.D. 
C.  S.  Williamson.  B.S.,  M.D.,  M.S. 
W.  F.  Petersen,  B.S.,  M.D. 
F.  G.  Dyas,  M.D. 
J.  C.  Beck,  M.D. 

E.  S.  Moore,  Ph.B.,  M.D. 


Walter  C.  Hammond,  M.D. 
Oscar  E.  Nodeau,  B.S.,  M.D. 
M.  H.  Hobart,  A.B.,  M.D. 
V.  J.  O'Connor,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Eugene  Cary,  B.S.,  M.D. 
S.  J.  Burrows,  M.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Clifford  P.  Sullivan 
Ford  K.  Hicks 
Guy  E.  Seymour 

E.  Lee  Strohl 
Theodore  J.  Wachowski 
Stephen  J.  Hansen 
Howard  M.  Jacobs 

John  T.  Reynolds 
William  Rettberg 

Samuel  A.  Purves 
Gus  N.  Neese 


Elmer  D.  Gay 
Roy  C.  Riser 
William  I.  Stickley 

Juniors 

Ray  L.  Ken  ward 
Fred  Kuehl 
Kenneth  L.  Schnepp 
William  H.  Oakes 

Sophomores 

Myron  T.  Wallheiser 
Adelbert  E.  Wuesteman 

Freshmen 

Wesley  Gustafson 
Donald  V.  Burroughs 


H.  H.  Nash,  M.D. 

G.  A.  Granger,  M.D. 

A.  W.  Kitsener,  B.S.,  M.D. 

K.  J.  Smith,  B.S.,  M.D. 

Lesi  M.  Browning,  B.S.,  M.S. 


Benjamin  E.  Twitchell 
Lawrence  J.  Murphy 
George  E.  Ingrish 

Ernest  D.  Ponzer 
Arnold  E.  Ritt 
Doran  T.  Rue 
George  L.  Countryman 


Lorin  D.  Whittaker 
Robert  B.  Wilson 


Stephen  P.  Johnson 
Ralph  W.  Freeman 
Theadore  Dillman 


Purves  Freeman   Gilmore  Wolfe   Ponzer   Gustafson  Reynolds  Wallheiser  Rettberg  Burroughs  Whittaker  Wachowski  Rue  Dillman  Johnson 

Strohl    Conklin    H.  Jacobs    Ritt    Hansen    Bretz    Wilson    .Countryman    Kauffman     Kenward    W.  Jacobs     Ambrose     Carter 

Wuesteman    Budd     Schnepp     Alcorn    Vernon    Graham    Hicks     Metzel    Seymour     Gray    Stickley    Twitchell 


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Founded, 
Dartmouth  College,    1888 
Forty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Eta  Chapter 

Established   1899 

312  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


FACULTY 

William  L.  Noble,  M.D.  Daune  W.  Propst,  A.B.,  B.S.,  M.D.  Frank  G.  Murphy,  B.S.,  M.D. 

Henry  E.  Irish,  M.D.  Julius  H.  Hess,  M.D.  Dennis  R.  Crile,  B.S.,  M.D. 

Charles  Davison,  A.M.,  M.D.  John  D.  Koucky,  B.S.,  M.D.  Archie  J.  Graham,  B.S.,  M.D. 

Benjamin  F.  Lounsbury,  B.L.,  M.D.  Robert  W.  Keeton,  A.B.,  M.S.,  M.D.  Robert  L.  Furby,  M.D. 

Edward  L.  Heintz,  Ph.G,  M.D.,  D.Sc.  Lindon  Seed,  B.A.,  M.S.,  M.D.  Walter  R.  Fischer,  B.S.,  M.D. 

Hallard  Beard,  B.S.,  M.D.  Charles  H.  Phifer,  M.D.  Henry  R.  Amberson,  B.S.,  M.D. 

Norval  Pierce,  M.D.  Leonard  F.  Weber,  M.D.  L.  Wade  Martin,  M.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Alvin  H.  Clark 
Marc  J.  Hughes 
Dan  D.  Jamison 

Ranson  B.  Baker 
Robt.  W.  Hallenberg 

George  F.  Brooks 
Herman  H.  Carr 
Howard  G.  Diesner 
Howard  A.  Finney 

Alfred  F.  Akkeron 
Charles  E.  Branch 
W.  Arnold  Christian 


O.  Harold  Muus 
Alfred  G.  Rice 

Edwin  F.  Dieterich 
Arthur  D.  Wilson 

George  F.  Fleischli 
Murray  S.  DuMont 
Clarence  F.  Kelly 
Emmanuel  A.  Kominik 


Clarence  S.  Costigan 
Harlan  A.  English 


Seniors 

James  J.  Rodgers 
Charles  P.  Whalen 

Juniors 

K  P.  Johnston 
Theodore  N.  Rafferty 
Sophomores 

Armand  J.  Mauzey 
Wm.  W.  Hollemann 
Harry  D.  Miller 
Alfred  J.  Movius 

Freshmen 

Seeley  B.  Furby 
Leo  C.  Larkin 


Bennett  R.  Parker,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Richard  A.  Lifvendahl,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Willard  Van  Hazel,  A.B.,  M.D. 
William  C.  Doepp,  B.S.,  M.D. 
John  R.  Johnson,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Amos  P.  Bratrude,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Paul  H.  McDaniel,  B.S.,  M.D. 


Waldo  W.  Wynekoop 
Roger  B.  Coglon 


Milton  J.  Donkle 


Harry  E.  Ryan 
Paul  L.  Shallenberger 
Arthur  H.  Schumacher 
William  H.  Walton 

Kenneth  E.  Lewis 
Wm.  R.  Sladek 


English         Christian         Branch         Akkeron         Lewis         Larkin         Sladek  Costigan  Furby  Kominik         Fleischli  Hallenberg 

Diesner        Walton         Finney        Ryan         Rafferty        Mauzey         Kelly         Miller         Carr         Shallenberger         Holleman         Movius 

Schumacher         Wilson         Jamison  Hughes         Rodgers         Clark         Rice         Wynekoop         Whalen         Muus         Coglon  Brooks 


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Founded, 

University  of  Michigan,   1882 

Thirty-one  Active  Chapters 

Rlio  Chapter 

Established   1901 

816  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


Frederick  B.  Moorehead,  M.S.,  D.D.S.,  M.D. 

Donald  M.  Gallie,  D.D.S.,  M.D. 

George  W.  Dittmar,  D.D.S. 

Fredrick  B.  Noyes,  A.B.,  D.D.S.,  Sc.D. 


FACULTY 

Louis  Schultz,  D.D.S.,  M.D. 
Burne  O.  Sippy,  B.S.,  D.D.S.,  M.S. 
Waclaw  H.  Kubacki,  D.D.S. 
Edward  J.  Krejci,  D.D.S. 


Thomas  W.  Humble,  D.D.S. 
William  B.  Downs,  D.D.S. 
Robert  G.  Kesel,  D.D.S. 
Kermit  F.  Knudtzon,  D.D.S. 


Sigmund  F.  Bradel,  B.Me.. 

D.D.S. 
Henry  J.  Droba,  D.D.S. 
Louis  Schultz,  Jr.,  D.D.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Mark  R.  Baldwin 
Charles  M.  Buckman 
James  Fitzgerald 

Henry  Bigelow 
Thad  Bruin 


Joseph  Bernier 
Jean  Cappell 
George  Carey 


Norman  Johnson 
Luis  Barosso 
Charles  Hoyt 
Milford  Nelson 


Renatto  N.  Gerno 
William  R.  Gubbins 


Orlyn  Gingrich 
Edgar  Kramp 


C.  D.  Helmer 
G.  S.  Jacks 
Leo  Litvin 


Edward  Sahlstrom 
Charles  Green 
Robert  Wisterman 
Charles  Crabbe 


Floyd  Hirth 
Einar  Holand 


Hugh  Mead 
Robert  Reimer 


Sophomores 


S.  Servine 
R.  Skudstadt 
H.  Steinmeyer 


D.  N.  Bradley 
William  Denneman 
James  Gagnon 
Richard  Mueller 


P.  Wlodowski 
Jack  M.  Zick 
Maynard  K.  Hine 

Allan  Shirley 
Herbert  Weiss 


Robert  Stephan 
C.  Summerfeld 


Don  A.  Vespa 
Ned  J.  Vespa 
M.  Pauly 


Steinmeyer         Servine         Shirley         Buckman  Helmer         Gubbins 

Kramp        Johnson        Gerno        Weiss        Hine        Gingrich        N.  Vespa 
Zick        Reimer        Bigelow        Fitzgerald         Hansen         Cappell 
Mueller        Bruin        D.  Vespa        Carey        Pauly 


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Phi  Beta  Pi 


Founded, 
University  of  Pittsburg,   1891 
Thirty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Iota  Chapter 

Established   1902 

709  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


Charles  S.  Bacon,  Ph.B.,  M.D.,  D.Sc.  Carl  A.  Bacon,  B.S.,  M.D. 
George  P.  Dreyer,  A.B.,  Ph.D.  Frank  L.  Stone,  M.D. 

Charles  E.  Humiston,  M.D.,  D.Sc.       Harold  I.  Meyer,  M.D. 
Edmund  Foley,  B.S.,  M.D.  Calvin  A.  Lauer,  M.D. 

James  T.  Groot,  B.S.,  M.D.  Hugo  O.  Deuss,  B.S.,  M.D. 


FACULTY 

William  H.  Browne 
Maurice  L.  Blatt,  M.D. 
John  J.  Gasser,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Carl  A.  Hedblom,  A.B.,  MA. 
Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Orville  L.  Abbott,  B.S. 
Walter  E.  Barton,  B.S. 
John  W.  Stevens,  B.S. 

Andrew  F.  Barnett 
Andrew  Galloway 

William  A.  Nye 

Lester  W.  Baird 
William  J.  Copeland 
Claire  M.  Dixon 
John  O.  Firth 

Howard  R.  Miller 
Homer  L.  Lawder 
Claude  I.  Ellis 


Paul  V.  Brinley,  B.S. 
Robert  G.  McMillan 
Freeman  C.  Harris 


James  F.  Merritt 
Theodore  Hartley 
J.  Clifton  Felts 

Runyon  H.  Irvin 
Loren  L.  Love 
Max  B.  McQueen 


Cyril  J.  Anslinger 
Ellis  Bonnell 


Henry  W.  Eggers,  B.S. 
Martin  V.  Brown,  B.Ed. 
W.  Everett  Glass,  B.S. 

Juniors 

Alvin  J.  Cerny,  B.S. 
Theodore  R.  Hudson,  A.B. 
Francis  K.  Smith,  B.S. 

Sophomores 

Burtis  E.  Montgomery 
Edgar  A.  Thacker 
Frank  R.  Urban 

Freshmen 
Joseph  S.  Bartlum 
J.  Frank  Harris 


Walter  J.  R.  Camp,  B.S.,  M.S.,  M.D. 

Ph.D. 
Franklin  S.  Wilson,  Ph.G.,  M.D. 
M.D.,  Walter  H.  Theobald,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Rudolph  J.  E.  Oden,  A.B.,  M.D. 
Cecil  D.  Browne,  B.S.,  M.D. 


R.  Howard  Allison 
Behle  B.  Burns,  B.S. 
Francis  J.  Twohey,  B.S. 


Leo  L.  Thelen 
Jack  B.  Dismukes 


Harley  R.  Varney 
Finis  E.  Wilson 
W.  Clay  Dine,  Jr. 


Frank  B.  Voris 
James  A.  Weatherly 
Jack  W.  Welty 


Copeland      Anslinger      Miller       Lawder      J.  Harris       Voris      Bonnell       Ellis       Weatherly       Welty       Dixon       Bartlum 

Abbott       Firth       Montgomery       Baird       Irvin       Varney       McQueen       Dine       Urban       Thacker       Wilson       Love       Stevens 

Dismukes       Hartley       Nye       Barnett       Galloway       Hudson       Merritt       Felts       Thelen       Smith 

Brinely       F.  Harris       Allison       Barton       Eggers       Twohey       Burns       Brown       McMillan       Glass 


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Psi  Omega 


Founded, 

University  of  Baltimore,   1892 

Thirty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1902 

712  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


FACULTY 


V.  T.  Nylander,  A.B.,  D.D.S. 
S.  D.  Tylman,  A.B.,  D.D.S. 
J.  S.  Kellogg,  D.D.S. 

E.  C.  Wach, 
G.  F.  Kolar, 
R.  A.  Jentzcl 

Ph.G.,  D.D.S 
B.S.,  D.D.S. 
i,  D.D.S. 

M.  E.  Galvin,  D.D.S. 
K.  Shoskey,  D.D.S. 
W.  Mann,  D.D.S. 

F.  Bazola,  D.D.S. 
W.  Tolar,  D.D.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 

L.  C.  Wilkinson 
T.  DeVito 
R.  Haebich 

P.  Bass 
S.  Becker 
R.  Volin 

H.  M.  Anderson 
C.  A.  Anderson 
R.  Kane 

Juniors 

T.  Weclewski 
J.  Holub 

T.  Sakowski 
R.  Kindlesperger 
C.  Sarsoun 
H.  Foster 

E.  Sroka 
R.  Scott 
A.  Knab 
W.  Hogan 

D.  Riedl 

C.  Glessner 
P.  Wycoff 

E.  Potocki 

Sophomores 

W.  Fredricks 
F.  Mackh 
E.  Walters 
W.  Bezkostny 

R.  Campbell 
C.  Siniarski 
F.  W.  Mahlke 
P.  H.  Landers 

F.  Jokela 
H.  Robertsor 
C.  Cronk 

t 

J.  McElroy 

R.  Jones 

E.  Greenway 

P.  Iagman 

F.  Fabian 

G.  Hanus 

Sarsoun       Wilkinson  Wycoff  Scott       Fredricks       Robertson       Fabian       Mahlke       McElroy       Campbell       Hogan 

Landers       Dr.  Mann      Volin  Dr.  Galvin       Foster       Knab       Potocki      Glessner        Mackh       Bezkostny       Sroka 

DeVito  Haebich       Bass       Becker       H.  Anderson       C.  Anderson       Kane       Weclewski 

Jokela       Riedl  Walters       Kindlesperger       Hanus       Jones       Greenway       Sakowski 


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Phi  Chi 


Founded, 

University  of  Vermont,  1889 

Sixty  Active  Chapters 

Upsilon  Iota  Chapter 

Established   1910 

1642  W.  Jackson  Blvd.,  Chicago 


C.  O.  G.  Almquist,  M.D. 

Lloyd  L.  Arnold,  M.A.,  M.S.,  M.D. 

A.  L.  Sawyer,  M.D. 

M.  J.  Summerville,  B.S.,  M.D. 

C.  O.  Ritch,  M.D. 


William  E.  Burton 
Otis  B.  Gilther 
Irving  E.  Kaveney 
Lyle  B.  Knight 

Walter  H.  Baer 
Theodore  M.  Carow 
Henry  P.  Dorman 
Lars  F.  Gulbrandsen 

Harry  G.  Becker 
David  A.  Bennett 
James  E.  Cravens 
Gilbert  H.  Elvardo 
Fred  C.  Endres 

Bruce  N.  Balding 
Paul  B.  Bauer 
Harry  C.  DeBaurcy 
Clyde  A.  Dickinson 
DeLoss  R.  Hanley 


H.  M.  Ross,  M.D. 
J.  W.  Harned,  M.D. 
H.  F.  Meyer,  M.D. 
S.  W.  Raymond,  M.D. 


FACULTY 

Dwight  Pence,  B.S.,  M.D. 
L.  J.  Wilhelmi,  M.D. 
F.  J.  Jirka,  M.D. 
J.  J.  Theobold,  M.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Hugo  Long 
Wilford  Mason 
Lynn  P.  McGoldrick 

Robert  H.  Newell 
Roger  R.  Olsen 
Frank  L.  Quillman 
Milton  C.  Schell 

Arthur  L.  Ennis 
Robert  G.  Hickerson 
David  S.  Joffray 
John  A.  Layman 
John  A.  Legier 

Kyle  C.  Hawkins 
Lewis  M.  Heifer 
Clifford  A.  Hendricks 
John  Humphreys 
Gerard  M.  Jordon 


Juniors 


James  W.  Moreland 
Frank  G.  Piszkiewicz 
Dwight  W.  Rife 

Conrad  S.  Sommer 
Walter  A.  Stark 
Marion  T.  Taylor 
Constantine  F.  Wente 
Sophomores 

Robert  McCune 
Bernard  E.  Malstrom 
Theodore  J.  Nerein 
Paul  M.  Rice 
William  F.  Sayle 
Freshmen 

Edward  T.  Kennedy,  Jr. 
William  J.  Reed 
Leo  W.  Schneider 
Herman  M.  Schwerer 
Ralph  E.  Speer 


S.  E.  Brown,  M.D. 
V.  A.  Ross,  M.D. 
A.  Van  der  Kloot,  M.D. 
C.  L.  Pugh,  B.S.,  M.D. 
C.  S.  Scuderi,  M.D. 


Martin  H.  Seifert 
James  E.  Stroh 
Louis  F.  Varzino 
Jack  G.  Mearns 

John  F.  Wixted 
E.  Hunter  Cox 
Carl  F.  Waters 


Merrill  J.  Werner 
Joseph  A.  Hubata 
Thaddeus  M.  Koppa 
George  E.  Ronstrom 


Harry  F.  Vail 
Arthur  S.  Weihe 
Robert  C.  Widerborg 
Joseph  D.  Simmons 


Ronstrom       Schell       Wixsted       Bauer       DeBaurcy 

Schneider      Dickerson       Nereim       Koppa       Sommer       Hickerson       Malstrom       Weihe       Hawkins       Hendricks       Bennett       Baer       Heifer 

Schwerer      Balding      McCune      Reed       Ennis       Edwards       Hubata      Werner       Layman       Sayle       Endres       Rice       Cravens       Dorman 

Stark       Quillman       Kaveny       Mason       Rife       Mearns       Giltner       Burton       Piszkiewicz       Stroh 

Taylor       Gulbrandson       Humphreys       Speer       Jaffray       Legier       Vail       Becker       Widerborg 


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Founded, 

Medical  College  of  Virginia,   1897 

Forty-three  Active  Chapters 

Chi  Chapter 

Established   1910 

614  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


FACULTY 


William  B.  Day,  Ph.G.,  Pharm.M. 
Clyde  M.  Snow,  Ph.G.,  A.M. 
A.  H.  Clark,  Ph.G.,  B.S.,  M.S. 
Hugh  L.  Davis,  B.S.,  M.S.,  Ph.D. 


Elmer  H.  Wirth,  Ph.C,  B.S 
Paul  D.  Carpenter,  Ph.G. 
Lewis  E.  Martin,  Ph.  G. 
Jos.  C.  Ocenasek,  Ph.G. 


Laurence  Templeton,  B.S. 
Charles  W.  Clarke,  B.S,  M.S. 
George  A.  Riendeau,  Jr.,  Ph.C. 
J.  A.  Dorjahn,  Ph.G. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Raymond  S.  Adamson 
John  W.  Allen 
Paul  J.  Biestek 
Hubert  M.  Darnell 


Clarence  W.  Burns 
Charles  B.  Bernadi 
Henry  A.  Bregenzer 


Richard  C.  Dodge 
Franklin  J.  Fetherston 
Walter  H.  Forney 


John  C.  Campbell 
Lloyd  J.  Fay 


Alfred  R.  Goslin 
Bohumil  J.  Hajicek,  Jr. 
Herbert  J.  Lacey 


Juniors 


Francis  P.  Lyman 
Walter  O'Grady 


Emmet  N.  Norris 
Louis  W.  Rezabek 
Loren  A.  Sullivan 
Yoland  B.  Wilson 


Albert  DeWitt  Schell 
Cleo  Wm.  Veatch 
Walter  A.  Lindwall 


Bregenzer 

Barone 

Allen 

Adamson 

Goslin 

Campbell 

Schell 

Hajicek 

Lindwall 

Forney 

Veatch 

Burns 

Lyman 

Fetherston 

Darnell 

Dr.  Davis 

Lacey 

Clarke 

Dodge 

Wilson 

Wmst 


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Phi  Delta  Epsilon 


Founded, 

Cornell  Medical  School,   1903 

Five  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Alpha  Chapter 

Established   1918 

834  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


Haim  Davis,  M.D. 
Maurice  Lewison,  M.D. 
Egan  W.  Fischman,  M.D. 
Jacob  Meyer,  M.D. 
Isadore  Pilot,  M.D. 
Harry  A.  Singer,  B.S.,  M.D. 


David  Banen 
Irving  Dreyer 
Benjamin  Eisenberg 
Milton  Eisenstein 


Samuel  A.  Levinson,  M.S. 
Solomon  Maxwell  Goldberger, 
Arrie  Bamberger,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Charles  Newberger,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Isadore  B.  Diamond,  M.D. 
Joseph  K.  Calvin,  B.S,  M.D. 


M.D. 


FACULTY 

Frank  Max  Wittelle,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Max  S.  Wein,  B.S. 
Ben  Zion  Rappaport,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Maxwell  T.  Borovsky 
Joseph  Greengerd,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Abraham  F.  Lash,  B.S.,  M.D.,  Ph.D. 
Michael  Henry  Streicher,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Maurice  J.  Rose,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Milton  H.  Kronenberg,  B.S.,  M.D. 
George  S.  Livingston,  B.S.,  M.S.,  M.D. 
Seymour  J.  Cohen,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Jacob  M.  Mora,  M.S.,  M.D. 
Thomas  P.  Saltiel,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Harry  O.  Maryan,  B.S.,  M.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Eugene  Falestein 
Albert  H.  Jenkins 
Solomon  Kaufman 
Noah  Koenigsbarg 


Earl  Lustgarten 
Robert  Rodin 
Perry  Ross 
Herbert  Sacks 


David  A.  Willis,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Morris  L.  Parker,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Benjamin  L.  Levin,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Max  T.  Bolotin,  M.S.,  M.D. 
Alfred  P.  Solomon,  A.B.,  M.D. 
Sherman  L.  Shapiro,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Henry  H.  Rubin,  B.S.,  M.D. 
S.  Wiener,  B.S.,  M.D. 
William  Boikan,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Philip  Shapiro,  A.B.,  M.S.,  M.D. 
Louis  Parmacek,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Julius  Gurvey,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Max  E.  Fisch,  M.S.,  M.D. 
Jacob  Fischer,  M.S.,  M.D. 


Louis  W.  Shabat 
Henry  Siegal 
Louis  Steinberg 
Philip  Thorek 


Leon  J.  Aries 
Solomon  Benensohn 
Charles  R.  Bloom 
Henery  Chapman 

Samuel  Ditkowsky 
Maurice  Edelman 
Leon  Erenburg 

Daniel  Feiman 

Les  Baskin 
Harold  Bernstein 
Melvin  Cohen 
Harry  Copper 


Bernard  Cohen 
David  Cohen 
Hyman  Kaplan 


Milton  Handelman 
Robert  Henner 
David  Lerner 


David  Golden 
Nathan  Ingber 
David  Koransky 


Eugene  Lipow 
Lester  Riskind 
Louis  Shapiro 

Sophomores 

Benjamin  Lichtenstein 
Nathan  Masor 
Joseph  Miller 

Freshmen 

Julius  Krevitt 
Morris  Lipstein 
Phillip  Narodick 


Manuel  Taft 
Louis  Terman 
Howard  Zeitlin 


Edward  Seidman 
Norman  Shure 
Jack  W.  Wall 
Maurice  Weiss 

Williard  Shingleman 
Irwin  Shingleman 
Ernest  Williams 
Allan  Zimring 


Miller     Weiss     Handelman     Wall     Seidman     D.  Cohen     Klein     Kaplan     Lichtenstein     Masor     Lerner     Henner     Erenburg     Feiman    Williams 

Moskowitz     Stamler     Golden     Shure     Terman     Zeitlin     Taft     Bloom     Aries     Riskind     Benenjohn     Chapman     Ditkowsky     Koransky 

Lipow     B.  Cohen     Edinburg     Kaufman     Eisenburg     Shabat     Jenkins     Sacks     Lustgarten     Falstein    Dreyer     Eisenstein 

Copper     Zimring    Waldman     Lipstein     Shingleman     Bernstein     Ingber    Narodick     Krevitt    Baskin     M.  Cohen 


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L  L 


Phi  Lambda  Kappa 


Founded, 
University  of  Illinois,  1907 
Thirty-three  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1922 

806  South  Ashland  Blvd.,  Chicago 


Louis  J.  Brody,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Hyman  N.  Brown,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Jacob  W.  Fisher,  M.D. 


Nathan  Epstein,  B.S. 
Charles  Finkelstein,  B.S. 
Bernard  Frazin,  B.S. 
Joseph  Janofsky,  B.S. 

Edward  J.  Denenholz,  B.S. 
Bernard  Horwitz,  B.S. 
David  Lerner,  B.S. 
Alex  Ragins,  B.S. 

Benjamin  Appelman 
Samuel  S.  Leavitt 
David  L.  Lerner 
Arthur  H.  Schwartz 


S.  Bernstein 
H.  Brodsky 

0.  Comess 
S.  Klow 
M.  Werbel 
S.  Manellis 

1.  Schuman 


FACULTY 

Max  L.  Folk,  M.D. 

George  S.  Glassoff,  B.S.,  M.D. 

George  B.  Hassin,  B.S.,  M.D.,  Ph.D. 


Leonard  E.  Markin,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Henry  R.  Krasnow,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Herman  J.  Pilka,  B.S.,  M.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Samuel  Kraines,  B.S. 
Max  Rulney,  B.S. 
Samuel  Shapiro,  B.S. 

David  V.  Effron,  B.S. 
Philip  Kaplan,  B.S. 
Samuel  A.  Loseff,  B.S. 
Meyer  I.  Saberman,  B.S. 


Harry  Berman 
Irving  Lederman 
Donald  Miller 
Joseph  Stagman 


A.  Bernstein 
M.  Byers 
A.  Coyne 
S.  Rome 
N.  Fox 
A.  Weffsky 


Seniors 

Irving  Siegel,  B.S. 
Abraham  Simon,  B.S. 
Jack  D.  Singer,  B.S. 

Juniors 

William  W.  Fox,  B.S. 
Irving  Kaufman,  B.S. 
Joseph  Poticha,  B.S. 
William  J.  Schutz,  B.S. 

Sophomores 

George  Goldenberg 
Abraham  Leff 
Isadore  M.  Neims 
Louis  M.  Steiner 


Oscar  B.  Ragins,  B.S.,  M.D. 
Herbert  S.  Sarnoff,  B.S.,  M.D. 


Charles  M.  Weinberg,  B.S. 
Benjamin  I.  Weininger,  B.S. 
Irving  Wolinsky,  B.S. 

Alfred  H.  Herman,  B.S. 
Milton  Kurschner,  B.S. 
Sydney  S.  Price,  B.S. 


Freshmen 


M.  Becker 
B.  Chern 
M.  Dushkin 
G.  Rose 
H.  Gordon 
I.  Makovsky 


Leo  J.  Greenberg 
David  Lemberg 
Martin  Rosenthal 
Isadore  Turow 


H.  Beisman 
J.  Cohen 
C.  Katz 
J.  Winsberg 
H.  Greenstein 
F.  Saruk 


Rome     S.  Bernstein     Brodsky     N.  Fox     Cohen     Katz     Chern     Manellis 

Klow     Kaplan     Leff     Ragins     Schutz     Turow     Rosenthal     Dushkin     Byers     Neffsky     Lemberg     Saruk     Comess     Biesman     Greenstein 

Rose     Jessert     Lederman     Berman     Leavitt     Greenberg     Steiner     Appelman     Miller    Schwartz     Stagman     D.  Lerner    Neims     Becker     Ryder     Brownstein 

Kaufman     D.  Lerner    Janofsky     Finkelstein     Kraines     Shapiro     Wolinsky     Price     Poticha     Kurschner     Schuman 

Coyne     Gordon     Winsberg     A.  Bernstein     Effron     Saberman     Denenholz     W.  Fox     Herman     Horwitz     Loseff 


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Each  one  has  a  way  to  whate'er  she  attains; 

For  some  have  the  beauty  and  some  have  the 
brains. 

There ' s  Something  that's  sweet, 
And  Something  that ' s  neat, 

But  Something,  you're  bound  to  admit ; 
That  mystical  charm 
Prepared  to  unarm — 

That  whimsical  Something  called  "it." 

You  may  be  in  luck  and  find  one  who  re- 
strains 

Her  ravishing  beauty  with  competent  brains. 


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Iff 


Sorority  Index 


Alpha  Chi  Omega 517 

Alpha  Delta  Pi : 524 

Alpha  Delta  Theta  538 

Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 528 

Alpha  Gamma  Delta 526 

Alpha  Omicron  Pi 522 

Alpha  Phi 533 

Alpha  Xi  Delta 519 

Beta  Phi  Alpha 535 

Beta  Sigma  Omicron 544 

Bethany  Circle 547 

Chi  Omega   518 

Congregational  House .-....' 549 

Davenport  House 550 

Delta  Delta  Delta 529 

Delta  Gamma   520 

Delta  Phi  Epsilon 543 

Delta  Zeta 530 

Gamma  Phi  Beta 525 

Kappa  Alpha  Theta 514 

Kappa  Delta   536 

Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 516 

Kappa  Sigma  Tau \ 540 

Lambda  Omega 537 

McKinley  Hall  551 

Phi  Mu 531 

Phi  Omega  Pi 523 

Phi  Sigma  Sigma 539 

Pi  Beta  Phi 515 

Pi  Lambda  Sigma 545 

Presbyterian  Hall   548 

Sigma  Alpha  Iota 541 

Sigma  Delta  Tau 542 

Sigma  Kappa 521 

Sigma  Phi  Beta 546 

Theta  Phi  Alpha -  - 527 

Theta  Upsilon 534 

West  Residence  Hall 553 

Women's  Residence  Hall 552 

Zeta  Tau  Alpha 532 


Page  512 


Page  513 


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Founded, 
University  of  DePauw,  1870 
Fifty-eight  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established   1895 

611   East  Daniel  Street 


Kappa  Alpha  Theta 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Hazel  Bowman 
Ruth  V.  Caldwell 
L.  Margaret  Carr 
Ruth  Conklin 


Seniors 


Susan  Deuel 
Aileen  Durin 
Greta  Gill 


Alberdine  Hatcher 
Rachel  Hill 
Leota  M.  Miller 


Mary  E.  Roberts 
Virginia  B.  Smith 
Pauline  Percival 


Juniors 


Marjorie  Adam 
Frances  A.  Eberlein 
Williamina  G.  Farnham 
Elizabeth  Furst 
Katherine  Goodwin 
Jane  Hardy 


Virginia  Amsbary 
Frances  Campbell 
Louise  Cameron 


Irene  Doolen ' 
Florence  E.  Martin 
Grace  Ellen  Miller 
Margaret  Railsback 
Elizabeth  Schneider 


Margaret  W.  Haven 

Ann  Jones 

Frances  L.  McConnell 


Emily  Johnson 
Virginia  Sherman 
Bernice  Stephens 
Ethel  L.  Young 
Virginia  Wilkes 


Sophomores 


Nancy  L.  Mead 
Margaret  Rutherford 
Jean  Smith 


Virginia  Bredehoft 
Barbara  Bergen 
Ellinore  C.  Carroll 
Eunice  Collins 
Mary  Lou  Condit 
Annette  M.  Schoel 


Margaret  Stults 
Cassaline  A.  Stephenson 
Mary  Virginia  Wright 


Valeen  A.  Gabeline 
Mary  B.  Herrick 


Katherine  E.  Hevron 
Barbara  A.  Johnson 


Freshmen 


Grace  Johnston 
Mildred  Parkhill 


Frances  J.  Smieding 
Vida  Merchant 


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Rutherford    Goodwin    Gabeline     Smieding     Hevron     Parkhill     McConnell     Stults     B.  Johnson     Johnston     G.  Miller     Stephenson     Condit    Merchant 

Doolen    Farnham    Carroll     Amsbary    Haven    Wright    Mead    Campbell    Smith      Cameron     Jones     Hardy     Herrick     Bredehoft 

Schoel    Eberlein    Sherman    Martin    Adam    Furst    Young    Stephens    Wilkes    Schneider     E.  Johnson     Collins     Railsback 

Carr     Smith     Hill     Caldwell     Roberts     Bowman     Durin     Percival     Gill     L.  Miller    Conklin     Hatcher 


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Page  514 


Founded, 

Monmouth  College,   1867 

Seventy-five  Active  Chapters 

Zeta  Chapter 

Established   1895 

1005  South  Wright  Street 


Pi  Beta  Phi 


FACULTY 


Maria  Leonard,  A.M. 
Lillian  M.  Hatfield,  Ph.D. 


Ruth  E.  Bresee 
Emma  Jane  Shepherd 
Anita  Wood 


Elizabeth  Stoolman 
Helen  M.  Porterfield 
Josephine  M.  Townsend 


Mary  Jane  Hutton 
Marybelle  Kimmel 
Mary  E.  Gatewood 
Grace  Louise  Keiser 
Louise  Haire 


Barbara  J.  Qualkinbush 
Jane  Hall 
Ruth  Brennan 


E.  Lucille  Welch,  A.M. 
Nelle  M.  Signor,  A.B.,  B.L.S. 


Ruth  A.  Wardall,  A.M. 
Willa  Garver,  B.L.S. 


M.  Lee  Etheridge,  M.D.,  Dr. Ph. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Kathryn  A.  Burrows 
Wesa  Dale 
Catherine  M.  Hughes 


Lucille  Triebel 
Dorothy  M.  Miller 


Louise  Rickard 
Jane  Busch 
Glenita  Hobbs 
Elizabeth  Howell 


Barbara  Kurtz 
Beth  Olwin 
Gertrude  Walters 


Verna  B.  Daily 
Frances  Hickman 
Alberta  F.  Lewis 


Juniors 


Mary  Ann  Carson 
Margaret  Alexander 
Dona  Olin 


Sophomores 


Margaret  R.  Sattley 
Margaret  F.  Mathis 
Alice  M.  Daugherity 
Katherine  Colp 


Freshmen 


Jean  Webster 
Melle  K.  Russell 
Kathryn  Leutwiler 


Ann  E.  Putnam 
Mary  Lou  Norris 
Gretchen  Stein 


June  Whitson 
Patricia  Russell 


Elizabeth  Hughes 
Dorothy  Farrar 
Mary  Jane  Fithian 
Mary  Foster 


Linda  Fitz-Gerald 
Jeanne  Price 


Qualkinbush         Hall        Brennan         Kurtz         Olwin         Walters         Webster         M.  Russell        Price 

Colp        Keiser        Howell        Hutton        Daugherity        Farrar        Foster        E.  Hughes        Fithian        Alexander        Fitz-Gerald  Leutwiler 

Porterfield        Townsend        Kimmel        Stein        Carson        Whitson  Busch         Mathis        Gatewood        Haire        Hobbs  Rickard 

Daily        Wood        Norris        Lewis        Burrows        K.  Hughes        Putnam        Dale        Olin         P.  Russell         Miller        Triebel  Stoolman 


Page  515 


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Founded, 
Monmouth  College,   1870 
Fifty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Lambda  Chapter 

Established   1899 

1102  South  Lincoln  Avenue 


Catherine  Richter,  A.B. 


Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

FACULTY 

Frances  Simpson,  B.L.S.,  M.L.  Harriet  T.  Barto,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Virginia  Bates 
Margaret  Goodman 


Gladys  Scior 
Frances  Ray 


Frances  Hart 
Virginia  Mae  Stephens 
Sara  Moffat 
Jeanne  Culver 


Jane  Diener 

Margaret  Ann  McMakin 
Jane  Fisher 
Kathryn  Lindskog 
Katherine  Trees 


Lucille  Machiels 


Elizabeth  DeBerard 
Martha  Baker 


Juliet  Connors 
Katherine  Steele 
Lois  Webster 


Marcia  Kelling 
Elizabeth  Gregory 
Kate  McCandless 
Zara  Heard 
Jane  Prettyman 


Esther  Phares 


Juniors 


Barbara  Phares 
Mary  Jane  Seifert 


Sophomores 


Irene  Boyer 
Hope  Thalman 
Jane  Zinn 


Freshmen 


Sara  Hughes 
Jean  Pettigrew 
Maxine  Sterrett 
Betty  Ann  Harter 
Edna  Olson 


Josephine  McCormick 
Mary  Anna  Eads 


Margaret  Carnahan 
Helen  Crane 


Mary  Funk 
Mary  Robbins 
Meryl  Sanders 


Elizabeth  Setchell 
Mary  Ellen  McKee 
Isobel  Rose 
Virginia  Ziegler 


Rose        Olson        Kelling        Harter        McCandiess  Setchell        Trees        McKee         Hart        Gregory        Pretryman 

Stephens        McMakin        Sterrett        Ziegler        Diener  "  Fisher        Lindskog        Hughes         Pettigrew         Heard         Crane 

Baker         Sanders         Moffat        Robbins         Webster        Culver  Connors         Steele        Thalman        Boyer        Funk        Zinn        Carnahan 

DeBerard         Eads        E.  Phares        Richardson         Goodman  McCormick        Bates         Machiels         Ray         Scior        B.  Phares         Seifert 


Page  516 


Founded, 
DePauw  University,  1885 
Fifty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Iota  Chapter 

Established   1889 

708  South  Mathews  Street 


Alpha  Chi  Omega 

FACULTY 

Josephine  E.  Miller,  A.B.,  M.A. 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Bess  C.  Baer 
Ruth  Posey 


Frances  L.  Ware 
Betty  E.  Hinckle 


Seniors 


Elizabeth  Clarke 
Sarah  L.  Hollister 


Lola  J.  Muns 


Ruth  E.  Waddell 
Lillian  Swanson 


Marguerite  E.  Stephens 
Charlotte  R.  Wainwright 


Juniors 


Ellen  W.  Brayshaw 
Maxine  Wilson 


Rebecca  Garnette 


Esther  J.  Hardwick 
Mary  J.  Brennan 
Virginia  A.  Givler 


Jeanne  J.  Roeder 
Eileen  Jones 
Helen  M.  Welch 


Sophomores 


Leona  L.  Brandt 
Margaret  J.  Moore 
Mariellen  Nottingham 


Helen  Mulford 
Dorothy  C.  Grant 


Nancy  Cousley 
Aleta  Flaningam 
Virginia  Gill 


Elizabeth  Schumacher 
Harriette  E.  Gingrich 
Eleanore  T.  Irland 


Freshmen 


Dorothy  E.  Johnson 
Muriel  D.  Transom 
Katherine  Knappenberger 


Elma  G.  Patton 
Ruth  E.  Sheldon 
Jessie  Waddell 


!ti 


Wilson  Stephens  Brennan  Brandt  Wainwright  Swanson  Transom  Roeder  Knappenberger  Brayshaw  Grant  Patton  Gingrich  Givler  Mulford  Nottingham 

Moore     Jones     Welch     R.  Waddell     Irland     J.  Waddell     Garnette     Sheldon     Johnson     Hardwick     Schumacher 

Clarke     Muns     Hinckle     Baer     Ware     Hollister     Posey     Cousley 


Page  517 


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Founded, 
University  of  Arkansas,  1895 
Eighty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Omicron  Chapter 

Established   1900 

907  South  Wright  Street 


Chi  Omega 


Clarissa  Rinaker,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 

Vivian  McLarty,  A.M.  Cornelia  P.  Kelly,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Thyra  Moore 
Susan  Townsend 
Gladys  Mark 
Murle  Block 


Virginia  Edes 
Ellen  White 


Betty  Daily 
Janet  Meyers 


Helen  Gregg 
Martha  Belshe 
Henriette  Mehaffey 
Marjorie  Phillips 
Edith  Larmon 
Georgia  Butt 


Milda  Shallene 
Betty  Huntoon 
Louise  Cummins 


Jean  Macdonald 


Georgia  Jeanmairet 
Helen  Mary  Reynolds 


Betty  Lou  Hughes 
Dorsey  Connors 
Lois  Wesemann 
Jane  Beckwith 
Betty  Briggs 
Elizabeth  Canavan 


Ann  Crathorne 
Dorothy  DeBerard 
Mary  Dollins 


Juniors 


Jane  Landee 


Sophomores 


Virginia  Harvey 
Jane  Acker 


Freshmen 


Shirley  Hazard 
Cynthia  Dyer 
Frances  Yeaton 
Betty  Johnson 
Lorayne  Harper 
Pauline  Block 


Irene  Kirchner 
Grace  Parkhill 
Betty  Miller 
Claire  Kelly 


Miriam  Phillips 
Katherine  Weinberg 


Delyte  Klatt 
Margaret  Bushee 


Constance  Hess 
Ernestine  Keller 
Alice  Millard 
Mary  Lindsay 
LaDonne  Patier 
Virginia  Toeller 


Miller       Townsend 
Mark        M.  Block        Shallene 
Daily       Jeanmairet       Phillips       Landee       Canavan 
Gregg       Mehaffey       Larmon       Connors       Harvey       Briggs 
Belshe       Phillips       Butt       Hughes       Wesemann       Beckwith 


Huntoon       Moore       Crathorne 
'Cummins        Kelly       DeBerard        Dollins 

Weinberg       Macdonald       White        Edes        Bushee        Acker 

Klatt       Yeaton       Kirchner       Meyers       Reynolds       Millard       Lindsay 
Hazard       Byer       Johnson       Harper       P.  Block       Hess       Keller       Patier 


Page  518 


sssmssa 


Founded, 

Lombard  College,   1893 

Fifty  Active  Chaptets 

Kappa  Chapter 

Established  1905 

715  West  Michigan  Street 


Alpha  Xi  Delta 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Helen  Queenan 
Dorothy  Jueal 


Maxine  Kinney 
Irene  Helphinstine 


Ruth  FitzSimons 
Alice  Kaspar 


Marjorie  Olson 
Janice  Wiggins 
Jane  Miller 
Mary  Louise  Goelitz 


Virginia  Patterson 
Harriet  Lampman 


Kathryn  Hunsicker 
Leslie  Lindsley 


Juniors 
Mona  Leis  MacMillan  Helen  Schlapp 


Marjorie  Day 


Pauline  Patton 
Birdie  DeCardy 
Perry  Brauer 
Jean  Barkdull 


Sophomores 

Hazel  Frankel 


Fresh 


men 


Doris  Emberson 
Anita  Rose  Reece 
Betty  Apmadoc 
Edna  Dowling 


Dorothy  Plante 
Catherine  Powell 


Gertrude  Horton 
Gwendolyn  Roberts 


Esther  Berg 
Maxine  Cripe 


Mary  Ferris 
Myrtle  Rea 
Marjorie  Biersmith 


Rea        Ferris         Miller         Cripe         DeCardy         Day         Apmadoc         Goelitz         Wiggins         Biersmith         Barkdull 

Emberson        FitzSimons        Schlapp        Frankel        Kinney        Dowling        Lee        Olson        Reece        Kaspar        Brauer 

Lindsley         Powell        Patterson         Queenan         Culhane         Lampman         Plante         Hunsicker        Roberts        MacMillan 


Page  519 


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Founded, 

Lewis  Institute,   1874 

Forty-three  Active  Chapters 

Iota  Chapter 

Established   1906 

804  South  Mathews  Street 


Aka  G.  Saunders,  M.A. 


Delta  Gamma 

FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Edna  E.  Walls,  MA. 


Seniors 


F.  Eugenia  Anderson 
Mary  E.  Goodell 
Gertrude  E.  Hayes 
Vera  E.  Kraft 


Margaret  E.  Crocker 
Frances  C.  Crouse 


Ruth  E.  Ashmore 
Helena  D.  Bundy 
Catherine  Dennis 


Emily  L.  Aiken 
Charlotte  Bradley 
Margaret  C.  Crouse 
Elvera  Duller 
Maude  Hine 


Gertrude  E.  Lytle 
Josephine  K.  Macdonald 
Gladys  V.  Moberly 


Mary  Jane  Egan 
Gladys  Freeman 


Mary  C.  Franklin 
Florence  L.  Grigsby 
Margery  Gunn 


Evelyn  H.  Holliday 
Ruth  Frances  Huckett 
Edna  M.  Hyttinen 
Karlynne  E.  Jacob 


Ruth  Nelson 
Martha  L.  Nystrom 
Virginia  L.  See 


Juniors 


Mary  Eleanor  Gilmore 
Jane  Ludy 


Sophomores 


Dorothy  K.  Hoge 
Margaret  A.  Parker 
Jean  Thompson 


Freshmen 


Jane  Kraft 
Harriet  Pitman 
Caroline  E.  Sexton 
Alice  Smedberg 


Mildred  L.  Patton 
Helen  E.  Smith 
Martha  G.  Welch 


Mary  Virginia  Marsh 
Edith  P.  Stone 


Elayna  Burner 
Mary  Louise  Temple 


Dorothy  J.  Stanley 
Mary  Thompson 
Martha  Willett 
Jean  Johnston 
Edith  L.  Smith 


Bradley       Huckett       Stanley       Duller       Smith       Aiken       Holliday       M.  Crouse 
Sexton       J.  Kraft       Hine       Johnston       Pitman       Temple       J.  Thompson       Gunn       Bundy      Grigsby       Parker      Hyttinen       Smedberg       Jacob 

Ashmore       Franklin       Dennis       Egan       Marsh       Stone       Crocker       Hoge       F.  Crouse       Ludy       M.  Thompson       Willett 
Patton       Moberly       Anderson      Welch       Hayes      Nelson       Macdonald       V.  Kraft      Lytle      Goodell      Nystrom      Gilmore      See      H.  Smith 


Page  520 


Founded, 

Colby  College,  1874 

Forty-one  Active  Chapters 

Theta  Chapter 

Established   1906 

1116  West  Nevada  Street 


jMMaHHHMMMBBOBHBBB 


Ethel  Larm,  B.A.,  M.A. 


Sigma  Kappa 

FACULTY 

Josie  B.  Houchens,  A.M.,  B.L.S.  Helen  H.  Peffer,  A.B. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Fannie  M.  Brooks,  A.B.,  R.N. 


Seniors 


Alberta  Leeper 
Helen  L.  Sawyer 


Ruth  Rankin 
M.  Beth  Moore 
Mary  L.  Morris 
Louise  Babel 


Lilian  Sawyer 
Evelyn  Kluge 
Lois  I.  Miller 


Caroline  Pope 
Genevieve  Morris 


Louise  Brewster 


F.  Marjorie  Peacock 
Sarah  M.  Zoller 
Beryl  Bennethum 
Olga  Bursik 


Lois  J.  Blake 
Kathryn  Connor 


Lois  Chitty 
Rogene  Jones 


Helen  Reed 


Juniors 


Helen  L.  Reagin 
Helen  Rochenbach 
Mary  Pope 
Lucile  Quade 


Sophomores 


Inna  Marie  Willis 
Virginia  Peffer 


Freshmen 


Mildred  Coe 
Helena  Willard 


Julia  M.  Simonsen 
Charlotte  L.  Weber 


Ruth  Beers 
Eleanor  Barkman 
Doretta  Rasmussen 


Bertha  Armstrong 
Frances  Zoeller 
Dorothy  Armour 


Martha  Robbins 
Jean  McLean 


F 


Peacock       Babel       Reagin       M.  Pope       Moore       Armstrong       Rankin       Bursik       Brewster       Weber       H.  Sawyer       Simonsen       Leeper 

Rochenbach       Miller       Willis       Kluge       L.  Sawyer       Rasmussen       M.  Morris       Quade       Beers       Barkman       Bennethum       Reed 

G.  Morris       Coe       Willard       Chitty       Jones       Robbins       Armour       C.  Pope       Zoeller      Blake       Zoller 


Page  521 


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Founded, 

Barnard  College,  1897 

Thirty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Iota  Chapter 

Established  1911 

706  South  Mathews  Street 


Alpha  Omicron  Pi 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Mary  Alice  MacMillan 
M.  Richolene  Hughes 


Grace  A.  Esdohr 
Louise  H.  Thompson 
Katharine  Coughlin 


Mary  Fernholz 
Edna  L.  Kline 
Helen  K.  Granger 
Mary  K.  Kennedy 
Erma  A.  Bissel 


Gladys  Neunuebel 
Anita  French 
Beatrice  La  Velle 
Ruth  Page 


Dorothy  L.  Lannon 


Edna  L.  Polk 
May  L.  Wilson 


Betty  Hess 
Eleanor  Hall 
Louise  Buresch 
Mildred  Wilcox 


Gladys  Anderson 
Grace  Allen 
Lois  Fox 
Ruth  Reed 


Margaret  Harlan 


Juniors 


Dorothy  Ruth  Miller 
Elizabeth  Evans 


Sophomores 


Fresh, 


Esther  G.  Collins 
Wilma  Haeger 
Florence  Hook 
Evelyn  Home 


Janet  Egly 
Florence  Koegel 
Mary  Seibert 
Ruth  Baldwin 


Kathryn  Browne 
Betty  C.  Stiven 


Dorothy  Jane  Fogwell 
Mary  Campbell 
Dorothy  H.  Burg 


Anna  Louise  Beatty 
Virginia  de  Voigne 
Marion  Camp 
Ellen  Jones 
Audrey  J.  Skinner 


Grace  Karstens 
Betty  Walker 
Harriet  Thompson 
Leona  Goodman 


Neunuebel       French       La  Velle       Page       Anderson       Fox       Reed       Egly       Koegel       Seibert       Baldwin 

Granger       Collins       Walker       Thompson       Allen       Goodman       Jones       Kline       Hook       Haeger       Hall       Camp 

Hess       Home       Buresch       Skinner       Wilcox       Beatty       Bissel       Kennedy       Fernholz      de  Voigne      Miller      Evans       Fogwell 

Debenham      Wilson       Thompson      Esdohr       Polk       Burg       Stiven       MacMillan       Harlan       Browne       Hughes       Lannon       Coughlin       Campbell 


Page  522 


Founded, 

University  of  Nebraska,   1910 

Eighteen  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Chapter 

Established   1911 

713  West  Ohio  Street 


Phi  Omega  Pi 


Grace  E.  Danforth,  A.B.,  M.A. 


FACULTY 

Margaret  Barton,  A.B.,  M.A.  Emma  R.  Jutton,  B.L.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Audrey  E.  Birtwell 
Madeline  Grigsby 
Virginia  E.  Gleim 


Dorothy  C.  Abbott 
Oriole  Helbrig 


Ruth  C.  Smith 
Winifred  G.  Flint 
Marion  E.  Edwards 


Marion  H.  Gleim 
Laura  C.  Jones 
Helene  Still 


Genevieve  Robinson 
Gladys  C.  Neystrom 


Muriel  E.  Ragsdale 
Grace  M.  Green 


Lillian  C.  Walling 
Ruth  H.  Chamberlain 


Ruth  B.  Ranger 
Dorothy  L.  Pottag 


Alice  M.  Anderson 
Helen  D.  Kimball 


Juniors 


Dorothy  B.  Muirhead 
Virginia  A.  McLeod 


Sophomores 


Mildred  M.  Thai 
Stacy  M.  Sward 


Fresh 


men 


Alice  B.  Underwood 
Mildred  Sheperd 


Helen  B.  Kruse 
Harriett  Duell 
Ruth  A.  Rysdon 


Helen  Hammond 
Helen  E.  Sowden 


Frances  M.  McLeod 
Ruth  A.  Blumenkamp 
Mable  Lindstrom 


Dorothy  Flowers 
Louise  Soanamenn 
Pauline  M.  Opp 


Hammond       Jones       Helbrig       Pottag      Ranger       Opp       Shepherd       Flowers       Underwood       M.  Gleim       Still 

Sward       Lindstrom       Chamberlain       Thai       Smith       F.  McLeod       Walling       Blumenkamp       Edwards       Flint       V.  McLeod       Ragsdale       Muirhead 

Green       Abbott       Sowden       Rysdon       Kruse       Neystrom       Robinson       V.  Gleim       Grigsby       Duell       Kimball       Anderson       Birtwell 


Page  523 


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Founded, 

Wesleyan  Female  College,  1851 

Forty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Sigma  Chapter 

Established  1912 

1202  West  Nevada  Street 


Louise  M.  Pickens,  M.S. 


Alpha  Delta  Pi 

FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Rossleene  A.  Hetler,  Ph.D. 


Seniors 


Margery  E.  Purnell 
Gertrude  M.  Snowhill 


Joyce  E.  Newbill 
Gladys  B.  Nelson 
Margaret  K.  Burns 


Helen  A.  Hilliard 
Winona  M.  Rakstang 
A.  Allison  Jones 


Eileen  P.  Gleason 
Shirley  G.  Webber 
Mary  F.  Thoma 


Margaret  J.  Whitelaw 
Gladys  M.  Currie 


Elizabeth  M.  Mann 
Helen  M.  Mojonnier 


Dorothy  E.  Squire 
Frances  E.  Pierce 


Martha  J.  Schmidt 
Evelyn  E.  Nelson 
Evelyn  East 


Ruth  K.  Pretty 
Dorothy  M.  Griggs 


tumors 


Sophc 


Jean  B.  Currie 
Virginia  A.  Smith 


Mary  A.  Hayes 
Eleanor  A.  Shell 


Freshmen 


Dorothy  M.  Runge 
Lois  C.  Swigart 
Phyllis  Theiss 


S.  Joselyn  Way 


Gertrude  B.  Freevol 
Mary  Jane  Caldwell 
Bernice  A.  Ryersen 


Josephine  A.  Smith 
Lucille  Chance 
Elizabeth  J.  Gore 


Elizabeth  A.  Gwinn 
Margaret  B.  Crocker 


Theiss       Jones        Mann        Hilliard        V.  Smith        Gleason        Thoma        Schmidt        Gwinn       E.  Nelson        Hayes        Webber 

Crocker       Burns       Shell       Mojonnier       Pierce       Newbill       J.  Smith       Rakstang       Chance       G.  Nelson       Swigart 

J.  Currie        Caldwell        Myerson        Way        Whitelaw        G.  Currie        Purnell        Griggs        Snowhill        Prerty        Freevol        Squire 


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Page  524 


Founded, 
Syracuse  University,   1874 
Thircy-six  Active  Chapters 

Omicron  Chapter 

Established   1913 

1110  West  Nevada  Street 


Gamma  Phi  Beta 


Mary  Wens  Beam,  A.B. 
Mary  Burnier,  B.S. 


Winifred  Douglas 
Frances  Knight 
Florence  Roy 


Eleanor  Applegate 
Lois  Fleming 
Jean  Stingley 
Marjorie  King 


Elizabeth  Allen 
Helen  Duncan 
Margaret  Heppes 
Elizabeth  Schaub 


Jean  Clements 
Mary  Gray 
Evelyn  Johnson 


FACULTY 

Eleanor  Kingsley,  A.B.  Marie  M.  Hotstetter,  A.B.,  B.L.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Anna  Belle  Robinson,  M.A. 


Seniors 


Marion  Gibson 
Margaret  Leach 
Sarah  Worst 


Frances  Payne 
Dorothy  Roesch 
Lucy  Baker 
Jeannette  Smallfeldt 


Helen  Sheppley 
Lillian  White 
Audley  Nichols 


Gretchen  Wagner 
Alice  Ireland 
Tirzah  Kane 


Margaret  Helman 
Evelyn  McCutchen 
Nancy  Vance 


Juniors 


Dorothea  Gilbert 
Dorothy  Marie  Whyte 
Betty  Petru 
Dorothy  Lee  Salle 


Soph 


o  mores 


Helen  Campbell 
Maxine  Dry 
Rachel  S.  Holman 


Freshmen 


Eleanor  Cook 
Catherine  Grometer 
Mary  Moore 


Beatrice  Kane 
Margaret  Otis 


Elizabeth  Rice 
Virginia  Hall 
Elizabeth  Paine 
Gwendolyn  Pike 


Sarah  Simonds 
Bertha  Enger 
Helen  Kamphoefner 


Ruth  Curtis 
Marion  Irrmann 
Mildred  Smith 


Cook       Wagner       Johnson       Gray       Moore  Smith 

Heppes        Allen        Holman        Enger        Campbell  Dry 

Stingley       Kamphoefner       Whyte       Paine       Roesch  Pike 

Helman       Vance       Gibson        Douglas       McCutchen  Roy 


Clements       Curtis       Kane       Irrmann       Ireland       Grometer 
Nichols        White        Schaub        Sheppley        Simonds        Duncan 
Smallfeldt       Payne       Baker       Salle       Applegate       Rice       Gilbert 
Knight       Otis       Leach       Worst       Kane       Fleming       Petru       King 


Page  525 


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Founded, 

Syracuse  University,   1904 

Thirty-nine  Active  Chapters 

Sigma  Chapter 

Established  1918 

1106  South  Lincoln  Street 


Alpha  Gamma  Delta 

FACULTY 

Ruth  M.  Caldwell,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lucille  Blake 
Lorena  Brune 
Jeannette  Chesbro 


Blanche  Christenson 
Marguerite  Ingram 
Kathryn  Kimball 


Seniors 


Bernice  Saxon 
Janette  Schmidt 
Ruth  Shreve 


Mary  R.  Stone 
Helen  Stull 
Rita  Wylie 


Mildred  Berthold 
Esther  Caldwell 
Frances  Cody 


Priscilla  Adams 
Barbara  Jane  Clark 
Margaret  Heartt 


Vivian  Anderson 
Mildred  Buehler 
Bernice  Brinkema 


Doris  Danks 
Eloise  Kohlhagen 


Mary  K.  Lannen 
Viola  Little 


Elizabeth  Flinn 
Lucille  Hum 


Juniors 


Musa  Lewis 
Margaret  Singleton 


Sophomores 


Adele  Schollmeyer 
Louise  Tavs 


Freshmen 


Marjory  Murphy 
Gladys  Smetana 


Eleanor  Warren 
Dorothy  Todd 
Ruth  Lueder 


Clara  Williams 
Louise  Miethe 


Viola  Tupy 

Martha  Jayne  Kimball 


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M.Kimball  Buehler  Smetana.        Tupy  Anderson  Hum  Murphy 

Cody  Todd  Berthold  Williams  Little  Heartt  Schollmeyer  Tavs  Miethe  Lannen  Warren 

K.  Kimball  Adams  Blake  StuH  Kohlhagen  Caldwell  Singleton  Shreve  Clark  Danks 

Saxon  Chesbro  Brune  Lewis  Ingram  Schmidt  Stone  Wylie  Christenson 


Page  526 


Founded, 

University  of  Michigan,  1912 

Seventeen  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Chapter 

Established   1919 

1005  West  Nevada  Street 


Theta  Phi  Alpha 

FACULTY 

Alice  M.  Sullivan,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Madlynn  E.  Boos 


Charlotte  H.  Barrett 
Audrey  McDonald 


Jeanette  Armstrong 
Bernadette  Caron 
Dorothy  Herron 
Joan  McGrath 
Jane  Smith 


Flora  Armstrong 
Lucille  Carson 
Marie  Van  Etten 


Eileen  A.  Graham 


Barbara  Carson 
Catherine  O'Neill 


Virginia  Barrett 
Marjorie  Dooley 
Marjorie  Keavin 
Eleanor  Wall 


Eleanor  Boos 
Frances  Lyman 


Elizabeth  H.  Kehoe 


Juniors 


Marion  Drueke 
Josephine  Purcell 


Sophomores 


Frances  Birkett 
Catherine  Ellis 
Eileen  Kenneally 
Adelaide  Wright 


Freshmen 


Louise  DeTamble 
Gertrude  Meyers 


Mary  G.  Hayes 
Mildred  E.  Rapp 


Mary  Frances  Burnham 
Marjorie  Finn 
Alice  Kinnare 
Frances  McLaughlin 


Irma  Dinkle 
Hortense  Schroeder 


Keavin         Burnham         Meyers 
Lyman        Smith        Finn        V.  Banett 

E.  Boos        McDonald        Rapp 


Herron         Wright         Wall         Schroeder         Dinkle         Kinnare         Caron         McGrath         DeTamble 
Dooley        McLaughlin        F.  Armstrong        Bergen        Birkett        Kenneally        Van  Etten        J.  Armstrong 

O'Neill        Drueke        Purcell 


Hayes        C.  Barrett        Graham        M.  Boos        B.  Carson 


Page  527 


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Founded, 

Barnard  College,  1909 

Twenty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Mu  Chapter 

Established   19'S 

904  South  Third  Street 


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Elizabeth  Lantin 


Ethel  Lee  Klein 
Bernice  Grawoig 


Lillian  Newman 
Margaret  Lee 
Hannah  Friedman 
Louise  Meyers 


Florence  Bearsh 
Maeta  Herbst 
Bernice  Fink 


Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Juniors 


Zelda  Goodman 
Mildred  Miller 


Evalyn  Cooper 
Ruth  Wechter 
Marguerite  Kahn 
Selma  Springer 


Jane  McCowan 
Dorothy  Rosenberg 
Phyllis  Shanedling 


Rosalyn  Cutler 
Bernice  Spitalny 


Sophomores 


Ruth  Ruekberg 
Delia  Milgrim 
Janet  Harris 
Jewel  Ecker 


Mildred  C.  Stein 


Regina  Rothbaum 
Esther  Stamm 


Thelma  Shore 
Sylvia  Baer 
Joanne  Myers 


Freshmen 


Beatrice  Schoenbrod 
Maxine  Traub 
Elizabeth  Stitzberg 


Maerose  DeLue 
Charlotte  Goldman 
Dorothy  Levin 


Schoenbrod        DeLue 
Ecker        Bearsh 
Kahn         Milgrim         Lee 


Shanedling        Traub 
Rosenberg        Cohen 
Goodman         Lantin 


Fink        Ruekberg 

Spitalny        Cooper 

Newman         Klein 


McCowan         Levin        Goldman        Herbst        Rothbaum 
Miller         Friedman         Springer        Baer         Harris 
Stein        Stamm        Cutler        Wechter        Grawoig        Shore 


Page  528 


Founded, 

Boston  University,   1888 

Seventy-four  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Pi  Chapter 

Established   1920 

508  East  Chalmers  Street 


Adele  Dethmann 
Catherine  Fait 


Gladys  Groner 
Grace  Groner 
Marjorie  Jaburek 


Clara  Doolen 
Grace  Elliot 
Ruth  Finnegan 
Ruth  Francis 


Sarah  Applegate 
Elizabeth  Fishbaugh 


Delta  Delta  Delta 

FACULTY 

Leah  Fullenwider  Trelease,  A.M. 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Lucile  Finnegan 
Dorothy  Marie  Johnson 


Ruth  Johnson 
Esther  McAnulty 


Dorothy  Gard 
Charlotte  Gauer 
Carolyn  Goar 
Helen  Gunn 


Lucinda  Gauer 
Harriet  Iverson 


Elizabeth  Kresler 
Myrtle  Magnuson 


Juniors 


Sarah  Porter 
Marian  Waiss 


Sophomores 


Hazel  Horton 
Mary  Ingold 
Dorothea  Kenyon 
Antoinette  Lingg 


Freshmen 


Mary  Just 
Dorothy  Scudder 


Jane  McClure 
Mary  Wood 


Mary  Betty  von  Almen 
Florence  Wood 
Virginia  Murton 


Virginia  Loomis 
Ramona  Wood 
Marjorie  Lee 


Helen  Saunders 


Dethmann     Magnuson     Fait     M.  Wood     C.  Gauer 
F.  Wood     Elliott     McAnulty     Waiss     Porter     von  Almen     Murton     Kresler     D.  Johnson     L.  Finnegan 
Doolen    R.  Wood     Gunn     R.  Finnegan     Gard     Ingold     Jaburek     Lee     Lingg     Horton     Loomis     McClure 
Goar     Francis     R.  Johnson     Saunders     Fishbaugh     Kenyon     Applegate     L.  Gauer     Scudder    Gladys  Groner     Grace  Groner     Iverson     Just 


Page  529 


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Founded, 

Miami  University,  1902 

Fifty-three  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Beta  Chapter 

Established  1921 

810  South  Third  Street 


Elizabeth  Peckenpaugh 


Delta  Zeta 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Ruth  Rothenberger 


Seniors 


Mary  Aikin 
Elizabeth  Elich 
Mary  Louise  Grieger 
Margaret  Osborne 


Mary  Joan  Bunting 
Frances  Hawes 


Eloise  Bonnett 
Mary  Patton 


Louise  Clow 
Eleanor  Schultz 


Clara  Rush 

Mary  Charlotte  Finley 

Ruth  Mary  Johnson 


Hazel  Drew 
Vera  Monroe 


Dorothy  Case 
Ann  Voelkel 


Nancy  Embree 


Irene  Ebeling 
Elizabeth  Roe 
Marguerite  Koelln 


Juniors 


Mildred  Mercereau 
Genevieve  Dixon 


Sophomores 


Helen  Gray 
Phyllis  Parker 


Freshmen 

Katherine  Konold 


Winifred  Wright 
Mary  Hackett 
Ann  Meierhofer 


Wilma  Busenbark 
Mary  McGraw 


Audrey  Weis 


Virginia  Planer 


Mercereau  Clow  Konold  Embree  Schultz  Bonnett  Weis  Planer  Monroe  Voelkel  Rothenberger 

Patton  Gray  Parker  Wright  Finley  Hawes  Drew  Bunting  Aikin  Dixon  Busenbark 

Koelln  Roe  Elich  Johnson  Meierhofer  Hackett  Peckenbaugh  Grieger  Osborne  Snyder  Ebeling 


Page  530 


Founded, 
Wesleyan  College,   1852 
Fifty-six  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Beta  Chapter 

Established   1921 

706  West  Ohio  Street 


MMBi 


: 


PhiMu 


Margaret  Gates,  A.M. 


FACULTY 

Jessie  L.  Potter,  B.Mus.  Clara  Meyers,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Eliza  Baughman 
Ursula  Hampel 
Bessie  Olson 


Beatrice  Beall 
Ernestine  Hohengarten 
Ann  Turnell 


Wintress  Dalbey 
Phyllis  Jack 
Celeste  Rocke 
Lucille  Wilson 


Betsy  Atkinson 
Helen  Hohengarten 


Evelyn  Blomquist 
Isabel  Johnston 


Elizabeth  Campbell 
Edith  Lee 


Lucille  Fisler 
Frances  Meade 
Virginia  Stanford 
Emma  Louise  Webster 


Edna  Barney 
Mildred  Johnston 


Dorothy  Dodge 
Phyllis  Long 


Juniors 


Rhea  Crews 
Isabel  Bower 


Sophomores 


Kathryn  Francis 
Mabel  Poore 
Dora  Thacker 
Rose,  Mary  Wilson 


Freshmen 


Phyllis  Brown 
Mildred  Stiegemeyer 


Dorothy  Edwards 
Helen  Mathis 

Martha  Swisegood 


Margaret  Frazier 
Isabel  Roper 
Amy  Turnell 


Elizabeth  Horner 
Edna  Reese 
Dorothy  Wakefield 


Jane  Beall 


Dodge 


Meade       Stanford       L.  Wilson       H.  Hohengarten       Barney 
Jack       Wakefield       Webster       Francis       Fislei 
Crews      Bower      Lee      B.  Beall      Frazier      Roper 
Johnston       Edwards       Mathis       Long       Blomquist       Olson 


Wetherhold       Stiegemeyer       J.  Beall       Atkinson       Mitchell 
Dalbey       Knuth      Thacker       Rocke      Poore 
Amy  Turnell       Brown       Reese       R.  Wilson       Horner 
Baughman       Swisegood       E.  Hohengarten       Campbell       Ann  Turnell 


Page  531 


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Founded, 

Virginia  State  Normal  College,   1898 

Fifty-five  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Kappa  Chapter 

Established  1921 

808  West  Vermont  Street 


Beulah  M.  Armstrong,  Ph.D. 


Zeta  Tau  Alpha 

FACULTY 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Flora  H.  Tesh,  A.B. 


Lois  E.  Campbell 
Mary  Margaret  Clark 
Erville  T.  Farrar 


Mary  L.  Bennett 
Charlotte  E.  Claussen 
Frances  M.  Etzbach 


Evelyn  Brodin 
Eileen  J.  Brydges 
Evelyn  Cote 


Ethel  M.  Best 
Rosalyn  E.  Boggs 
Margaret  E.  Dirks 


Leonora  I.  Gilmour 
Helen  E.  Hibbs 
Neva  L.  Little 


Helen  June  Goulding 
Sara  F.  Hewitt 


Agatha  E.  Felter 
Viola  Helen  Hopkins 
Judith  M.  Kirkman 


Martha  F.  Etzbach 

Mary  Elizabeth  Flannigan 


Neora  G.  Janssen 
G.  Justine  Palmer 
Ruth  E.  Phillips 


Juniors 


Margaret  R.  Kingsley 
Norma  A.  Krull 


Sophomores 


Fresbt 


Frances  M.  Lindquist 
Muriel  B.  Nelson 
Helen  L.  Smith 


Eugenia  D.  Hammett 
Bonita  C.  Mathews 


Annetta  M.  Siemon 
A.  Lucille  Patterson 


Ruth  E.  Rowe 
Elizabeth  R.  Schwarz 
Ruth  A.  Bell 


Virginia  P.  Weber 
Barbara  R.  Stansfield 


Ethel  M.  Nelson 
Irma  M.  Volger 
Marian  E.  Filson 


Hammett    Dirks    Filson     Flannigan    Boggs    Brodin    Best    Bennett    Mathews     E.  Nelson     Volger    M.  Etzbach 

Hopkins     Krull     Hewitt    Kirkman     Brydges    Rowe    Stansfield     Cote     Felter     Smith     M.  Nelson     Lindquist    Weber    Bell    Claussen 

F.  Etzbach    Kingsley    Gilmour    Siemon    Little    Palmer    Campbell    Clark    Hibbs     Patterson    Phillips     Farrar     Janssen     Goulding    Schwarz 


Page  532 


Founded, 
Syracuse  University,   1872 
Thirty-one  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Alpha  Chapter 

Established  1922 

508  East  Armory  Avenue 


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Alpha  Phi 


Marian  E.  Baker,  A.B. 
Margaret  Bloom,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 

Esther  K.  Bruhn,  A.B.  Frances  E.  Jenison,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Jane  C.  Watt,  A.B.,  B.Mus. 
Margaret  L.  Plant,  B.S. 


Frances  Gaston 
Virginia  P.  Heidman 
Ardath  Walter 


Frances  Howard 
Edith  Douglas 
Adelaide  Potts 


Seniors 


Isabel  I.  March 
Suzanna  Harry 
M.  Evelyn  Hammett 


Elizabeth  Martindale 
Ramon  B.  Pierce 


Kadierine  G.  Fishbaugh 
Louise  Freeman 


Virginia  C.  Scott 
Alice  Mlodock 


Juniors 


Carol  Schmidt 
Betty  Forrest 


Jeanette  Stocker 


Sherry  Eaton 
Carol  Johnson 


Betty  Anne  Siegrist 
Mary  J.  Wallace 


Sophomores 


Thelma  Warren 
Billie  Harms 


Joyce  Sandgren 


Ruth  Drayer 
Frances  Thurston 


Mary  Christine  Craij 
Mary  Warren 


Freshmen 


Harriet  Baker 
Betty  Whitney 


Catherine  Cox 
Bertha  Heier 


Drayer       Craig      M.  Warren       T.  Warren       Wallace       Mlodock       Heier       Johnson       Sandgren       Siegrist       Baker       Cox       Whitney       Thurston 

Fishbaugh       Forrest       Freeman       Potts       Stocker       Schmidt       Scott       Eaton        Harms 

Douglas       Martindale       Heidman       Harry       Pierce       Howard       Walter       Hammett       March       Gaston 


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Founded, 

University  of  California,   1914 

Sixteen  Active  Chapters 

Gamma  Chapter 

Established   1923 

606  West  Ohio  Street 


Theta  Upsilon 

FACULTY 

Helen  Rand,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Seniors 


Elizabeth  Bodine 
Marjorie  A.  Bolin 
Maurine  Boyd 
Mable  E.  Chappelle 


Mildred  Allen 
Winifred  K.  Armstrong 
Mary  F.  Fee 
Dora  Ireland 


Bernice  Cranston 
Ann  Week 


Florence  Fox 
Paula  Morf 


Elizabeth  Gress 
Mildred  Ludlow 
Ella  Magny 


Frances  Lindley 
Maxine  Lyman 
Marie  Crouch 
Helen  Ridinger 


Elsie  C.  Lay 


Jean  Gerber 
Ruth  Jarman 


F.  Iva  Nelson 
Irva  J.  Rankin 
Lillian  V.  Ronnenberg 


Juniors 

Flora  M.  Rittenhouse 
Laura  Wickhorst 
Madeline  L.  Watts 
Evelyn  Newman 

Sophomores 

Anna  M.  Tuvada 


Freshmen 


Lucile  Mouch 
Elizabeth  Taylor 


Susie  W.  Sears 
F.  Lois  Snively 
Evelyn  Watts 
Elva  Martin 


Gladys  Peterson 
Blythe  Snively 
Helen  Dodds 


Clementine  Roberts 


Mary  Ann  Metzger 


Gerber 

Tuvada 

Crouch 

Freese         Fee 

Nelson 

Hausler 

Bolin 

Watts 

Snively 

Morf  Fox-        Week  Newman 

Snively         Cranston  Peterson         Roberts  Lyman  Allen 

Armstrong  Bodine  Rittenhouse         Ridinger  Wickhorst 

Sears  Ronnenberg  Martin  Rankin  Ludlow  Boyd 


Page  534 


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Founded, 

University  of  California,   1909 

Twenty-one  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Chapter 

Established   1923 

805  West  Pennsylvania  Street 


Beta  Phi  Alpha 

FACULTY 

Florence  Catherwood,  M.A. 

GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Olga  Zwermann 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Mary  C.  Keith 
Theresa  I.  Flynn 
Marion  Hendricks 


Beata  Armstrong 
Edythe  Cavallo 
Katherine  Holden 
Jean  Hoeft 


Helen  Beall 
Kathleen  Bauer 


Mildred  Anderle 
Margaret  Craig 
Marjorie  Fetterly 


Gertrude  McMahon 
Isabel  Mowatt 


Helen  Kautz 
Helen  Konopasek 
Virginia  Knipe 


Frances  Davidson 


Mabel  Ludy 
Lois  Ann  Hobbs 


Phyllis  Shaub 
Gertrude  Stanton 

Juniors 

Verna  Niebergall 
Helen  Rose 
Dorothy  Rose 

Sophomores 

Charlotte  Ingalls 


Fresh 


men 


Lillian  O'Neal 
Dorothy  Stitely 


Alice  Vodak 
Adelaide  Weclew 
Elsie  Pendleton 


Jean  Rice 
Dorothy  Schenkel 
Dorothy  Witmer 
Marcia  Mills 


Jessie  Wolf 
Marcelline  Gougler 


Irene  Schweidler 
Ruby  Teteak 
Delores  McGlone 


McMahon  Mowatt  Keith             Pendleton             Vodak  Hendricks  Shaub 

Konopasek            Niebergall  Gougler            Schenkel            Rice            Shurtz  Hoeft  H.  Rose  D.  Rose 

Weclew            Flynn            Armstrong  Cavallo            Davidson            Beall             Bauer  Knipe  Witmer  Mills             Kautz 

Teteak            Ingalls            Fetterly  Craig  Wolf            Stitely            McGlone  O'Neal  Ludy            Holden            Anderle 


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Founded, 

Virginia  State  Normal  College,   1897 

Sixty-four  Active  Chapters 

Sigma  Omicron  Chapter 

Established  1923 
1204  South  Lincoln  Street 


Kappa  Delta 


Thelma  Grimm,  B.S. 


Ann  Williams,  A.B. 


FACULTY 

Gertrude  Hendrix,  A.B. 


Dorothy  Bristow 
Leona  Hoppenrath 
Annabelle  Woods 
Josephine  Gunther 


Dorothy  Austin 
Hazel  Burrow 
Marion  Simonson 


Nancy  Hoblit 
Frances  Stevens 
Ruth  Godding 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 

Barbara  Menges 
Helen  Galaty 
Blanche  Kerr 


Margaret  Bennett 
Lois  Mackey 
Dolores  Becker 


Juniors 


Mary  Koons 
Esther  Beck 
Donna  Johnson 


Bernice  Davenport 
Irma  Kadic 
Marian  Suleeba 
Charlotte  Love 


Helen  Baker 
Ruth  Gotsch 
Ruth  Weber 


Pauline  Allen 
Martha  Morrow 


Gertrude  Bube 
Bessie  Morton 
Florence  Walker 


Kathryn  Boekenhoff 


Ettamae  Mitchell 
Ruth  Schwarz 


Sophomores 

Lucille  Taylor 


Freshmen 


Helen  Sangwin 
Elizabeth  Hallett 


Margory  Blatt 
Lorene  Rhodes 


Myrtle  Dillner 
Lucille  Riser 
Marion  Jourdan 


Henson     Riser     Walker     Bube     Morton     Hallett     Simonson    'Dillner     Schwarz     Jourdan     Sangwin     Mitchell     Taylor     Bennett 

Dollins     Boekenhoff     Baker     Allen     Blatt     Morrow     Mackey     Burrow     Johnson     Austin     Becker     Rhodes    Weber    Beck     Koons 

Kadic    Stevens    Davenport    Gunther     Hoppenrath     Menges    Woods     Galaty     K:rr     Hoblit    Love     Suleeba    Bristow    Godding    Gotsch 


Page  536 


Founded, 

University  of  California,   1915 

Eight  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Chapter 

Established  1923 

1008  West  Green  Street 


Lambda  Omega 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Geraldine  Davis 
Jessie  A.  Strang 


Janet  Cromwell 
Lois  McNeel 


Ruth  E.  Grant 
Marian  E.  Tintinger 


Dorothy  Deach 
Laura  Sentz 


Harriet  June  Myers 
Laura  Rose 


Charlotte  M.  Ziegler 


]uniors 


Louise  Anderson 
Lois  Shelford 


Alice  Ferguson 


Eloise  Berbaum 


Ruby  Holden 


June  Evans 
Dorothy  Stuber 


Sophomores 

Jane  Gustavison 

Freshmen 

Alberta  Kabbes 


Pauline  Hurd 
Frances  Wilson 


Mary  Frances  Lynch 


Hurd 

Anderson 

Evans 

Holden 

Cromwell 

Grant 

Lynch 

Gustavison 

Deach 

Sentz 

Berbaum 

Davis 

Myers 

Tintinger 

Ziegler 

Ferguson  Kabbes 

McNeel  Shelford 

Strang  Rose  Stuber 


Page  537 


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Founded, 
Transylvania  College,    1919 
Seventeen  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established  1923 

104  East  John  Street 


Louise  B.  Dunbar,  Ph.D 


Helen  Cade 


Alpha  Delta  Theta 

FACULTY 

Suzanne  E.  Kissel,  M.A.  Romola  J.  Reese,  M.A. 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

Louise  Saddler  Florence  W.  Shaw 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Lois  Hubbard 
Jane  C.  Dippell 


Frieda  A.  Bartholf 
Marjorie  G.  Brittain 
Mary  A.  Hargitt 


Marcel  la  K.  Brownson 
Louise  Young 


Wilsona  Hutchison 


Elma  Krumsieg 


Janet  R.  Heggie 
Vivian  S.  Mortensen 
Evelyn  Schmitz 


Audrey  Moore 


Grace  R.  Mower 


Juniors 


Virginia  Seidel 
Ruth  L.  Thoms 
Marietta  Weed 


Sophomores 

Anita  Wascher 

Freshmen 


Pearl  S.  Sitter 


Elizabeth  A.  Windsor 
Ruth  Simma 


Gladys  Waterman 
Mabel  Waldmeier 


Jennie  Waldmeier 


Reese  Dunbar  Sitter  Cade  Kissel  Shaw  Hubbard  Krumsieg  Mower 

Weed  Brownson  Brittain  Windsor  Heggie  Seidel  Hargitt 

Mortensen  Wascher  Thoms  Waterman  Hutchison  Moore  Bartholf  Young 


Page  538 


Founded, 

Hunter  College,   1913 

Seventeen  Active  Chapters 

Theta  Chapter 

Established   1923 

1004  West  Nevada  Street 


Phi  Sigma  Sigma 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 
Lucille  Abramo 


Juniors 


Ruth  L.  Bachrach 
Adrienne  Edelstein 
Betty  Lederer 


Violette  Abramo 
Elamarie  Pearlman 


Ethelyn  Bachrach 
Eleanor  Hechtenthal 
Roslyn  Mandel 
Elfreda  Wechsler 


Harriet  J.  Brady 
Leanore  H.  Ehrlich 
Sylvia  Marland 


Marjorie  Ehrman 
Esther  R.  Pohn 


Anna  Mae  Blackstone 
Diana  Lieb 
Bernice  E.  Marwick 


Gladys  A.  Chulock 
Jean  Feldman 
Gertrude  A.  Chulock 


Dorothy  M.  Hirsch 
Sarah  Wexler 


Sophomores 


Margot  L.  Hauschner 
Ruth  K.  Pohn 


Freshmen 


Irene  Cohen 
Annette  Lurie 
Doris  Mickel 


Bernice  Kahn 
Jeanne  Ricardo 


Florence  Corush 
Rose  A.  Mandel 
Eleanor  Shaeffer 


Feldman      Hechtenthal      Lurie      V.  Abramo      Corush      Blackstone      Lieb      Mickel      Wechsler      Roslyn  Mandel      E.  Bachrach 

E.  Pohn      R.  Pohn      Ehrman      Pearlman      Kahn      Lederer      Gertrude  Chulock       Rose  Mandel       Marwick       Shaeffer 
Brady      Wexler      R.  Bachrach       Ehrlich      Ricardo       Marland       Hirsch       Edelstein       L.  Abramo      Gladys  Chulock       Hauschner 


Page  539 


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Founded, 

Northwestern  University,   1921 

Four  Active  Chapters 

Beta  Chapter 

Established   1924 

806  South  Fifth  Street 


Kappa  Sigma  Tau 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lucille  E.  Rapp 
Marie  Farrel 


Virginia  H.  Schye 


Seniors 


Agnes  L.  Sawby 


Winifred  E.  Armstrong 


Alice  C.  Churchill 
Olive  I.  Williams 
Una  A.  Gilster 


Ruth  Pecival 
Edwina  Ricketts 
Martha  Simon 


Juniors 


Claire  H.  Ehrman 
Sally  Telford 
Imelda  Good 


Isabel  Katz 
Margaret  R.  Hetzner 


June  D.  Hoffman 


Harriet  L.  Page 


Sophomores 

Viola  A.  Pittman 


Billy  Lemen 


Alice  M.  Foster 


Freshmen 


Gertrude  Sandwell 


Adams  Pittman  Churchill  Hoffman  Telford  Hetzner  Sandwell 

Rapp  Schoeman  Ehrman  Page  Lemen  Williams  Sawby 

Katz  Simon  Schye  Gilster  Foster 


Page  540 


Founded, 

University  of  Michigan,  1903 

Fifty-seven  Active  Chapters 

Sigma  Delta  Chapter 

Established   1924 

1102  West  Nevada  Street 


Sigma  Alpha  Iota 


FACULTY 
Velma  I.  Kitchell,  B.Mus.,  B.S.  Kathryn  J.  Sutherlin,  B.A.  Ethel  Phipps,  B.Mus. 

GRADUATE  STUDENT 

Marjorie  M.  Golden 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Marion  Treleaven 


Seniors 


Dorothy  Drews 
Maurine  Hertz 


Virginia  Bell 
Jean  Bridges 


Bernice  McKenzie 


Margaret  Berry 
Genevieve  Mott 


Brunette  Kummer 
Elizabeth  Lee 


Beulah  Hey 
Mary  C.  Medley 


Catherine  Loekle 
Margaret  Mallatt 


Terlan  Paul 


Juniors 

Chappelle  Roeder 
Judith  Walz 

Sophomores 

Freshmen 

Evelyn  Wachob 


Vernette  White 
Marie  Worley 


Evelyn  Swingley 


Melba  Wheeler 


Margaret  Jones 


Lloyd  Bell  Paul  Wachob  Harriman  Mott  Wheeler  Jones 

Campbell  Roeder  Walz  Medley  Bridges  Hey  Swingley  McKenzie  Kummer 

Golder  White  Lee  Loekle  Hertz  Drews  Mallatt  Worley 


Page  541 


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MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Thyra  Kantor 
Mildred  E.  Marx 


Virginia  Dantzig 


Marian  Barker 
Estelle  Pushker 
Miriam  Starr 
Lillian  Stein 


Melba  Adelman 
Florence  Baskin 
Eleanor  Birkenstein 
Devera  Fisher 


Leona  Payne 
Helen  Posnick 


Ruth  Lapin 


Rosalind  Steiner 
Clarice  Weiner 
Louise  Weis 


Edythe  Greene 
Edith  Gogel 
Shirley  Horberg 


Lillian  Rosenfeld 
Pearle  Herskovitz 


Juniors 


Anita  Schulman 


Sophomores 


Berenice  Lapin 
Belle  Mayer 
Sylva  Karasick 


Freshmen 


Eleanor  Lazar 
Ruth  Levy 
Freida  Miller 


Founded, 
Cornell  University,  1917 
Fourteen  Active  Chapters 

Kappa  Chapter 

Established  1926 

1104  West  Nevada  Street 


Sylvia  Sharwell 


Phyllis  Barnett 
Sylva  Ostrovsky 
Bernice  Frank 


Myrtle  Sabath 
Dresna  Trieber 
Kathryn  Baer 
Margaret  Jacobson 


I.azar       Horberg       Sabath       Baskin       Adelman       Baer       Greene       Miller       Birkenstein       Jacobson       Fisher       Trieber       Levy 
Stein       Starr       B.  Lapin       Barker       Weiner       Pushker       Gogel       Barnett       Mayer       Frank       Karasick       Ostrovsky 
Marx       Posnick       Steiner       Herskovitz       Rosenfeld       Payne       R.  Lapin       Dantzig       Schulman       Sharwell       Weis 


Page  542 


Founded, 

New  York  University,  1917 

Eighteen  Active  Chapters 

Rho  Chapter 

Established  1927 

710  West  Ohio  Street 


Serene  Fink 


Ida  Jean  Summer 


Jessie  Baskind 
Fern  Krueger 
Edith  Goffen 
Ardelle  Kahn 


Ruth  Berger 
Regina  Rubenstein 
Dorothy  Shapiro 


Delta  Phi  Epsilon 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Juniors 


Bernice  Bloomfield 


Irene  Turner 


Sophomores 


Ruth  Kantor 
Shelley  Ruben 
Florence  Leibovitz 


Anne  Rosenberg 
Geraldine  Glasner 
Esther  Goodman 


Evelyn  Epstein 
Betty  Levisohn 
Rosabel  Malkin 


Freshmen 


Belle  Moretsky 
Reva  Glickson 
Laura  Lieberman 


Harriet  Sochat 
Beatrice  Sachs 
Dorothy  Feingold 


Ethel  Green 
DeVera  Shon 


Lieberman  Rubenstein  Shapiro  Green  Feingold  Shon 

Kantor  Goodman  Moretsky  Rosenberg  Berger  Bloomfield  Sachs  Glickson  Sochat  Epstein 

Baskind  Goffen  Krueger  Leibovitz  Summer  Fink  Turner  Kahn  Levisohn  Ruben 


Page  543 


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Founded, 

University  of  Missouri,  1888 

Twenry  Active  Chapters 

Alpha  Mu  Chapter 

Established  1927 

1106  West  Oregon  Street 


Beta  Sigma  Omicron 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Marian  Baker 
Edna  Cornwell 
Dorothy  Dillon 


Margaret  Chynoweth 
Helen  Copenhaver 


Jullianna  Crippin 
Isabel  Hinman 
Clara  May  Lindsay 


Ruth  L.  Beale 
Louise  Knapp 


Elverta  Erdman 
Elizabeth  King 


Edena  Miller 
Laura  Price 


Juniors 


Elizabeth  Engstrand 


Ruth  L.  Lewis 


Sophomores 


Lucile  Keniston 
Lois  Lyons 


Cleonice  Martin 


Lucille  Mieher 
Nina  Norris 


Freshmen 

Margaret  Paullin 


Helen  B.  Slepicka 
Vera  M.  Vasey 
Gertrude  Redmond 


Margaret  Nonneman 
Dorothy  LaPierre 


Mildred  Parker 
Blanche  Robbins 
Evelyn  Spring 


Ruth  J.  Reynolds 
Inez  Miller 


Lyons  Hinman  Norris  Miller  Knapp  Reynolds  Martin  Paullin  Beale 

Lewis  Chynoweth  Engstrand  Copenhaver  Keniston  Parker  Crippin  Mieher  Robbins 

Price  Dillon  Cornwell  Erdman  Slepicka  Baker  Miller  King  Redmond  Vasey 


Page  544 


Founded, 

Boston  University,   1921 

Five  Active  Chapters 

Delta  Chapter 

Established   1928 

509  East  Chalmers  Street 


Pi  Lambda  Sigma 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Helen  M.  Welch 


Seniors 


Helen  J.  Tobias 


Kathryn  M.  Ford 


Anna  G.  Stich 


Juniors 


Marcella  V.  Fordon 


Helen  E.  Muzzarelli 


Margaret  D.  McGuan 
Mary  Jane  Farrell 


Sophomores 
Margaret  H.  Hendrey  Mary  O.  Marquardt 


Bernadette  M.  Wilmot 
P.  Loraine  Cornelisen 


Julia  M.  Lewis 
Mabel  F.  O'Brien 


Margaret  C.  Stiel 
Virginia  Napier 


Freshmen 


Dorothy  G.  McCabe 
Gladys  Reuter 


Constance  D.  Toomey 


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Marquardt  Hendrey  Welch  Fordon  Stiel  O'Brien  Farrell  Lewis  Cornelisen 

Toomey  Tobias  Stich  Muzzarelli  Ford  McCabe  McGuan  Wilmot 


Page  545 


Ruth  G.  Clinite 


Mabel  Baker 
Ada  Creath 


Esther  Ewald 


Frieda  Gasser 


Founded, 

University  of  California,   1919 

Nine  Active  Chapters 

Lambda  Chapter 

Established  1929 

907  West  Illinois  Street 


Sigma  Phi  Beta 


FACULTY 

Grace  K.  Goodman,  A.B.  EIrena  D.  Seider,  B.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Cleo  Curtis 
Margaret  Fink 


Elizabeth  Hanawalt 
Maude  Ross 


Dorothy  Wagner 
Florence  Weir 


Juniors 


Helen  Reed 


Marie  Jenssen 


Sophomores 

Margaret  Leslie 


Grace  Beagley 


Wagner  Ross  Baker  Leslie  Gasser  Goodman 

Jenssen  Curtis  Reed  Ewald  Hanawalt  Creath 


Clinite 
Weir 


Seider 
Fink 


Page  546 


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Mildred  Camp,  A.B.,  B.L.S. 


FACULTY 


Edith  Jacobson,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Ethel  Gill 
Luella  Endres 
Ann  Young 


Margaret  Waggoner 
Olive  Elder 


Seniors 


Alicia  Easley 
Georgene  McDonald 


Frances  Shields 
Jane  Dippell 
Ethel  Kaesebier 


Bernelda  Moyer 
Pauline  Hurd 


Edith  Clem 


Juniors 


Mary  Jane  Fee 


Grace  Chamberlain 
Marjorie  Padfield 


Adaline  Withey 
Frances  Price 


•Lorraine  Haines 


Sophomores 

Mabel  Stevenson 


Rita  Walker 


Orpha  Hair 


Freshmen 


Dorothy  Doty 


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Elder  Endres  Shields  Clem  McDonald  Waggoner 


Padfield 
Easley 


Moyer 
Young 


Hurd 
Gill 


Doe 

Dippell 


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Founded, 
University  of  Illinois,  1912 

One  Active  Chapter 
805  South  Fifth  Street 


Janet  Kraft 


Presbyterian  Hall 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

Louise  Wright  Lenna  Guthrie 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Dorothy  Coie 


Seniors 


Evelyn  Olson 
Evelyn  Starkey 


Laura  K.  Johnston 
Edith  Taylor 


Clara  Mae  Lindsey 
Mary  Elizabeth  Bowers 


Margaret  VanBergen 
Marette  Hotchins 


Ruth  Jane  Dickson 


Dorothy  La  Pierre 
Esther  Seibert 


Mary  Paul 


Juniors 


Ruth  Eadie 
Esther  Wirick 


Sophomores 
Mary  Louise  McCumber  Julianna  Kozma 


Elva  Thornton 


Freshmen 

Janice  Harvey 


Mary  Temple 


Laura  Sentz 


Feme  Garmen 


Marjorie  Rodier 
Betty  Starck 


Kozma  Taylor  Starck  McCumber  Harvey  Bowers  Starkey 

Lindsey  Kraft  Hotchins  La  Pierre  Dickson  Paul  Seibert  Thornton 

Eadie  Wirick  Rodier  Wright  Van  Bergen  Temple  Olson  Johnston 


Page  548 


Founded, 
University  of  Illinois,  1914 

One  Active  Chapter 
602  South  Mathews  Street 


Laura  Heulster 


Mildred  J.  Reinboth 


Ruth  Shoms 


Martha  Morgan 


Vera  Dillman 


Congregational  House 

FACULTY 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Seniors 


Louise  Pickens 


Evelyn  Full 


Grace  Beagley 


Elma  Meyer 


Juniors 

Pauline  Boyd 

Sophomores 

Clela  Guthrie 

Freshmen 

Mary  Jo  Noble 


Grace  Wilson 


Edwina  Ricketts 


Gertrude  Leier 


Mildred  Worrill 


Boyd 

Meyer 

Noble 

Worrill 

Thorns 

Wilson 

Guthrie 

Full 

Dillman 

Beagley 

Reinboth 

Morgan 

Page  549 


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Davenport  House 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Angela  Bozzich 
Letitia  Boyd 


Virginia  Steely 
Beatrice  Brown 


Seniors 


Marjorie  Portner 
Bess  Sharer 


Rebecca  Baer 
Barbara  Jenkinson 


umors 


Blanche  Tobin 
Kathryn  Babcock 
Irene  Jacobs 
Janet  Overturf 


Dorothy  Meneely 
Marcella  Wunderlich 
Hulda  Meislahn 


Marjorie  Wolcott 
Gretchen  Overholser 
Alice  Reed 


Helen  Kepler 
Blanche  Robillard 
Violet  Gladville 


Marcella  Parker 
Thelma  Fish 
Margery  Kendall 
Mildred  Rubin 


Mary  Wright 
Liberty  Mundo 
Marjorie  Townley 
Raena  Kendall 


Sophomores 


Jeanette  Hills 
Helen  Gabris 
Elizabeth  Soukup 
Norma  Larson 


Bernadine  Bnnkman 
Fern  Wiehle 
Alice  Lee  Douglass 


Geraldine  Shuman 
Mary  Luther 
Edithmarie  Nelson 
Helen  Bier 
Helen  Virgin 


Alma  Carson 
Dorothy  Warner 
Josephine  Hall 
Doris  Lisenby 


Fresh> 


Eleanor  Evans 
Mary  Jane  Evans 
Katherine  Altorfer 
Madeline  Paluska 


Irene  Schweidler 
Marguerite  Young 
Ruth  Roskam 
H.  Louise  Harrold 
Wilmah  Storey 


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Shuman      Portner      Robillard      Warner      Soukup      Gladville      Bier      Boyd      Lisenby      Roskam      Hall      Meislahn      Weihle      Brinkman      Bozzich 

Luther      Hills      Nelson      Larson      Fish      Carson      Harrold      Gabris      Jenkinson      Wolcott      Overholser 

J.  Evans      Wright      Paluska      Parker      Virgin      Babcock      Jacobs      Tobin      Meneely      Overturf      Mrs.  Staehle 

E.  Evans      Schweidler      Young      Mundo      Baer      Altorfer      R.  Kendall      M.  Kendall      Wunderlich      Storey 


Page  550 


801  South  Wright  Street 


McKinley  Hall 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Lorraine  Allen 
Margaret  Augur 
Marian  Benbow 
Katharine  Burns 


Caroline  Emick 
June  Fergason 
Frances  Flanders 
Louise  Grabbe 
Clara  Kelley 


Phyllis  Cook 
Erna  Fritz 
Kathryn  Kendall 


Grace  Knospe 
Virginia  Lundquist 
Lois  Molden 
Hazel  Montooth 
Grace  Moss 


Ruth  Morrison 
Julia  Stevens 
Elsie  Stoutmyer 


Juniors 


Lucille  Nelms 
Gertrude  Poole 
Edith  Riker 
Marian  Rutherford 
Ruth  Schermerhorn 


Ellen  Van  Vliet 
Dorothy  Simpson 
Eva  Youmans 
Jane  Lutz 


Rosemary  Suranovic 
Reva  Voile 
Genevieve  Walsh 
Gladys  Waterman 
Falodene  Winter 


Norma  Brauer 
Chloe  Evans 
Helene  Foellinger 
Helen  Goodrick 


Annabel  Larges 
Aldona  Lenock 
Glendora  Francart 
Dorothy  McClintock 


Sophomores 


Naomi  Meyer 
Josephine  Nelson 
Mary  Osborne 
Alice  Sears 


Celia  Sweet 
Edna  Voss 
Viola  Paul 


Sarah  Applegate 
Laura  Byers 
Mildred  Dixon 
Mary  Katharine  Fier 


Fresh i 


Alma  Frantz 
Louise  Ghent 
Mildred  Huser 
Alma  Jergens 


Eva  Melten 
Nellie  Ozment 
Virginia  Smithson 
Vlasta  Spatny 


Evelyn  Wildi 
Doris  Wise 
Edith  Reid 
Eunice  Stanley 


Stevens       Burns       Van  Vliet       Simpson       Kendall       Scoutmyer       Waterman       Francart 
Kelley      Youmans      Nelms      Allen      Emick      Poole      Lutz       Cook       Fritz      Morrison      Augur      Knospe 
Schermerhorn      Molden      Rutherford       Grabbe      Montooth      Lundquist      Suranovic      Walsh      Fergason      Moss      Flanders      Benbow      Winters 
Sweet      Paul      Voss      Lenok      Meyer      Nelson      Goodrick      Larges      Brauer      Osborne      McClintock      Sears      Evans 
Spatny      Fier      Wise      Wildi       Smithson      Jurgens      Byers       Frantz      Ried      D;xon       Applegate      Melton       Ghent      Ozment       Huser 


Page  551 


1111  West  Nevada  Street 


Woman's  Residence  Hall 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Madelyn  Adams 
Marian  Gordon 
Doris  Kessler 
Margaret  Kertes 
Stephania  Blaszczenski 
Theresa  Rosenwasser 


Ethel  decider 
Angela  Gioconda 
Helen  Hunsinger 
Dorothy  Altringer 
Ruth  Stobbe 


Alice  Landhy 
Lorene  Lawson 
Eva  Lind 
Helen  Riepen 
Ruth  Tjardes 


Mildred  Shepard 
Bertha  Schofield 
MoIIie  Sacks 
Irma  Robison 
Margaret  Schroeder 


Juniors 


Christine  Alblinger 
Mildred  Aszmann 
Elizabeth  Bement 
Irene  Christesen 
Evelyn  Ehman 
Dorothy  Esslinger 
Sulah  Ferguson 
Frances  Florance 
Gertrude  Graham 
Amy  Gustafson 


Marjorie  Hall 
Ethel  Illlc 
Garnet  Jeffery 
Helen  Johnson 
Irene  Kertes 
Josephine  Krill 
Margaret  Leddy 
Mary  Frances  Morony 
Mabel  Pritchard 


Marjoria  Randall 
Carma  Rohwedder 
Margaret  Romanus 
Madeline  Ronchetti 
Pauline  Roney 
Maxine  Schroeppel 
Delia  Settles 
Mary  Sparks 
Beatrice  Sullivan 


Lorna  Sullivan 
Eunice  Schmitt 
Margery  Tammen 
Anne  Webber 
Genevieve  Thies 
Ruth  Warnecke 
Ellen  Werlik 
Rose  Werlik 
Alicia  Wilbur 
Francelia  Wilkening 


Sophomores 


Charlotte  Baer 
Bernice  Balickas 
Mabel  Blair 
Florence  Bardwell 
Marjorie  Bement 
Helen  Blaszczenski 
Margaret  Bronson 
Aura  Clark 


Isabella  Dewey 
Marian  Fagin 
Marianne  Fanuko 
Patricia  Fleming 
Aimee  Lou  Fowler 
Lucille  Gaetje 
Ruth  Gardner 
Bernice  Green 


Esther  Haefele 
Elizabeth  Hambrook 
Marie  Jensen 
Frances  Kapilla 
Elsie  Moore 
Gertrude  O'Brien 
Eunice  Pecival 
Eleanor  Richards 


Lois  Tolman 
Anita  Weiss 
Evelyn  Wolff 
Arlene  Scheidenhelm 
Janna  Silander 
Margaret  Schnapp 
Leona  Prince 


Freshmen 


Elizabeth  Artman 
June  Baer 
Dorothy  Baker 
Dorothy  Becker 
Antoinette  Berg 
Leigh  Beshers 
Emily  Blewitt 
LaVerne  Brenner 
Rose  Broz 
Eugenia  Clinton 
Ernegene  Cole 
Helen  Crink 
Geraldine  David 
Margaret  Davidson 
Loraine  Dvorak 


Ariel  Ehler 
Anne  Fabian 
Kathryn  Gabel 
Dorothy  Gadsden 
Elizabeth  Glasow 
Rowena  Goldman 
Mildred  Green 
Eleanor  Haefele 
Josephine  Harrington 
Mildred  Holicky 
Marian  Holloway 
Dorothy  Hunter 
Esther  Hurd 
Elizabeth  Johnson 
Maude  Jurjevich 


Anne  Louise  Kenyon 
Jane  Land 
Eleanor  Klee 
Ellen  Lemke 
Ruth  Leydig 
Doris  Lively 
Lorin  Ludwig 
Mary  Jane  Martin 
Mildred  McGraw 
Mildred  Mies 
Antonia  Nasluchacz 
Helen  Nelson 
Juliet  Newman 
Gladys  Novotny 
Arabella  Orr 


Velma  Pottorf 
Bessie  Rafelson 
Evelyn  Rogier 
Alice  Runyan 
Katherine  Ryckman 
Milada  Spatny 
Frances  Stubblefield 
Alice  Sypel 
Katherine  Tillman 
Katherine  Tuach 
Kathryn  Wood 
Elinor  Wilson 
Dorothy  Wilson 
Violet  Wegner 
Alice  Vaughan 


Page  552 


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1115  West  Nevada  Street 


Betty  Baldwin 
Barbara  Burns 
Florence  Cook 
Enid  Corpe 
Charlotte  DeSelm 
Dorothy  Duckies 


Virginia  Anderson 
Virginia  Bell 
Bernice  Burroughs 
Catherine  Busch 
Faye  Cohen 
Sylvia  Damon 
Amanda  Daniels 
Betty  de  Clercq 
Marjorie  Diez 
Leonore  Elliott 
Mary  Johnston 


Louise  Brown 
Betty  Bruckman 
Eva  Davis 
Doris  Denman 
Lillian  Drechsler 
Dorothy  Diehl 
Margaret  Eastman 
Myla  Goldberg 
Lucy  Griffith 
Lois  Hunt 


Stafae  Bajarunas 
Dorothy  Balita 
Julia  Beatty 
Mabel  Berger 
Marie  B.  Bonvallet 
Lilah  Brown 
Virginia  Dasso 
Marie  Elmzen 
Elizabeth  Fieckert 
Elsie  Frost 
Pauline  Gaebe 


West  Residence  Hall 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Alice  Entwhistle 
Margie  Francis 
Catherine  Freeman 
Anna  Louise  Jackman 
Ethel  Kinderman 


Julia  A.  Lipow 
Virginia  M.  Olive 
Eunice  Salisbury 
Janice  Shapiro 
Florence  Smith 


Juniors 


Evelyn  Feldsher 
Rose  Fisher 
Virginia  Fischer 
Margaret  Gaa 
Sylvia  Ganansky 
Libby  Gordon 
Marguerite  Hendrick 
Mary  Elizabeth  Hyde 
Minnie  Irish 
Jessie  Johnson 


Mildred  Kratovil 
Lillian  Kriloff 
Dorothy  E.. Lynch 
Marjorie  McGinnis 
Mildred  McKee 
Catherine  MacKechnie 
Hannah  Mills 
Elaine  Munal 
Betty  Randolph 
Vernice  Rathmell 


Soph 


o  mores 


Mary  Elizabeth  Jackman 
Grace  Kenyon 
Arlene  Kimball 
Helen  M.  Koehler 
Henrietta  Koutnik 
Caroline  A.  Lange 
Alice  Lundstrom 
Mary  McEuen 
Idelle  Martin 


Sarah  Melnick 
Dorothy  D.  Miller 
Annie  Pauline  Minier 
Raymonde  Moses 
Lucretia  Mott 
May  Parsons 
Mary  Petitti 
Elva  Read 
Lois  Schildhammer 


Freshmen 


Sylvia  Hedstrom 
Virginia  Hewitt 
Beulah  Hilgenberg 
Elfriede  Horst 
Phoebe  Jacobus 
Lillian  Levinson 
Mary  Lavin 
Fay  Lowenthal 
Bernice  Meyer 
Florence  Miller 


Inez  Nelson 
Virginia  Nussell 
Lillian  O'Neal 
Mabel  Richmond 
Rosella  Ring 
Helen  Ruther 
Mary  Ryan 
Hattie  Shaykin 
June  Slakoff 
Ruth  Smith 


Anna  Rose  Solomon 
Helen  Spaulding 
Bertha  Welch 
Mary  Welch 
Frances  L.  Williamson 
Laura  Kinderman 


Ruth  Reynolds 
Clara  Rodebaugh 
Silvia  Rubin 
Anette  Schad 
Dorothy  Schauer 
Dolores  Schrum 
Dorothy  Stecher 
Frances  Stevenson 
Bernice  Twersky 
Carolyn  Johnson 
Naomi  Rettke 


Jean  Schwartzenberg 
Mabel  Schoch 
Mary  Seigel 
Cyrille  Silbermann 
Evylen  Spring 
Margaret  Stoutenberg 
Grace  Thomas 
Marion  Wittman 
Doris  Zottman 
Margaret  Mercer 


Lois  Swain 
Elizabeth  Taylor 
Miriam  Taylor 
Helen  Thiel 
Anne  Waisman 
Rose  Waisman 
Sylvia  Wasserstrom 
Marjorie  Wheeland 
Phyllis  Williams 
Margaret  Winter 
Evelyn  Nelson 


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The  old  invitation  floats  down  from  the  blue 

To  lead  on  your  daughters  now  fighting  for 
you. 

The  womanly  touch 
Accounts  for  so  much! 

What  charm  has  a  beautiful  face! 
When  Ruth  and  Rebekkah 
Are  coming  to  Mecca 

The  world  is  a  merrier  place. 

Today's  Cleopatra  is  off  at  a  dance 

With  Helen  of  Troy  and  feanne  of  Trance. 


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REYNOLDS 


Mildred  Shuman 
Alice  Langhorst 


Roberts 


SMITH 


STICE 


MARGRETTA  BAIRSTOW 


Woman's  Group  System 

OFFICERS 

M argretta  Bairstow President 

Mary  Elizabeth  Stice Social  Chairman 

Edith  Adams Activity  and  Scholarship  Chairman 

Jessie  Smith Athletic  Chairman 

Iva  Reynolds Secretary 


DISTRICT  CHAIRMEN 

Mary  Russell  Mildred  McKee 


Langhorst 


Clason 


McKee 


Russell 


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ADAMS 


Glenna  Roberts 
Fredrica  Clason 


Shuman 


H  E 


9  3  ' 


Waits 


Gross 


Franklin 


Twiss 


Tarpley  Berg 

Welker  Stephen 


Thompson 
Rowand 


Maulding  McBride 

Franklin  Erickson  Aldrich 


Achaea 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


I.ureta  N.  Franklin 
Frances  J.  J.  Thompson 
Esther  L.  McBride 
Louise  Gross 


Louise  E.  Franklin 
Ruth  I.  Erickson 
Dorothy  Maulding 
Marion  Aldrich 


Frances  Tarpley 
Esther  Berg 
Florence  Stephen 
Lois  Welker 


Mary  Waits 
Wilmetta  Rowand 
Margaret  Twiss 


Alcestis 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Virginia  Culbertson 
Isabel  Moore 
Lucy  McDonald 
Loretta  Harvey 
Margaret  Weston 
Gertrude  Civik 


Luba  Belevitch 
Wilma  Mittelberg 
Alice  Langhorst 
Helen  Drew 
Doris  Schneider 


Elizabeth  Rusk 
Dorothy  Doland 
Dorothy  Harrowell 
Louise  Neadstine 
Placide  Daues 


Ruth  Koller 
Alice  Mast 
Maryone  Green 
Dorothy  Powell 
Mildred  Striepe 
Joyce  Zimmermann 


Eilers  Weston  Mast  Powell  Moore  Doland  McDonald 

Mittelberg  Green  Civik  Zimmermann  Rusk  Striepe  Neadstein  Harrowell 

Belevitch  Koller  Harvey  Langhorst  Culbertson  Drew  Schneider  Daues 


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Hammerberg 

Meyer 


Borchers 
Stice 


Brown 


Kelley 
Bairstow 


Randall 
Spratt 


Taylor 


Galloway 


Cacherwood 
Clayton 
Mowery 


Kumler 
Carter 
Walker 


Whittington 
Adams 


Goff 


Electra 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Margretta  Bairstow 
Dorothy  G.  Randall 
Edith  M.  Adams 
Pearl  V.  Meyer 
Marjorie  Hammerberg 
Vera  Purdy 


Ruth  E.  Catherwood 
Nellie  M.  Spratt 
Elizabeth  W.  Brown 
Emily  Christine  Taylor 
Allene  Mowery 


Emily  J.  Kelley 
Marjory  E.  Stevenson 
Eleanor  Clayton 
Grace  Whittington 
Reta  Walker 


Mary  K.  Kumler 
Mary  Elizabeth  Stice 
Josephine  M.  Galloway 
Helen  Borchers 
Olive  Carter 


Vesta  and  Io 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Kathryn  Knoop 
Eva  Balstad 
Ruth  Kahn 
Edith  Williams 
Charlene  McCarty 
Grace  Rieger 
Beatrice  Wilson 


Inez  Boardman 
Dorothy  Bradbury 
Iva  Reynolds 
Wilma  Williams 
Rebecca  Snyder 
Helen  Mashek 
Lillian  Malloy 


Catherine  Boyd 
Rose  Freidlin 
Jessie  Smith 
Kathleen  Smith 
Annette  Young 
Delia  Simpson 
Marjorie  Carlson 


Mary  Russell 
Louise  Gray 
Lois  Warnes 
Elsie  Zelle 
Mary  Clifford 
Anna  Mae  Chambers 
Rhoda  Mae  Simpson 


Balstad  Carlson 

Gray  Clifford 

Warnes  E.  Williams 


Boardman  J.  Smith  Russell  Boyd  Bradbury  Reynolds 

Wilson  Simpson  Knoop  Freidlin  Mashek  Rieger 

W.  Williams  Kahn  Young  Chambers  Simpson  Zelle 


Page  558 


H  E 


Irick 


Howard 


Chapin 


Partridge 

Shuman 

Payne 

H.  Deere 

Roberts 

M.  Deere 

Bruner 

Jack 

Bennett 

Stephens 

Nicolet 

Loki 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Mable  Deere,  A.B. 
Mildred  Shuman 
Frances  Howard 
Marjorie  Freeman 
Gertrude  McCollom 
Mary  Adsit 


Isabelle  Nicolet,  B.S. 
Glenna  Roberts 
Thelma  Stephens 
Harriet  Deere 
Catherine  Dietrich 


Helen  Bruner 
Frances  Partridge 
Maxine  Payne 
Ruth  Chapin 
Frieda  Lewis 


Celia  Irick 
Doris  Jack 
Anne  Klein 
Beva  Bennett 
Genevieve  Hitt 


Corina — Daphne — Aeolia 

Corina 

Rose  Samuell President 

Artrude    Westerheide Vice-President 

Lenore  Lorimer Secretary 

Leah    Fox Treasurer 

Aeolia 

Juline  Hitchcock President 

Mary  Oftenmeier Vice-President 

Pearl    Pierce Secretary 

Daphne 

Lillian  Ralph President 

Angela  Santos Vice-President 

Dorothy  Folden Secretary 


Fox(C)    Hamilton  (C)    Cole  (A)    Kinder  (D)    Wheeler  (A) 

Westerheide  (C)    Munro(C)    Guthrie(C)    Schumaker(D)    Samuell(C)    Folden(D)    Hitchcock(A)    Seider(A)    Clark(A) 

Tomczak(D)    Saul  (C)    Lorimer(C)    Bunn(C)    Villanueva  (D)    Santos(D)    Ralph(D)   Conaway(A)    Sirois(A)    Ostermeier  (A)    D.SamuellfO 


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The  man  I  could  worship  is  something  like 
this: 

Societies 

With  silver  keys 

Were  just  his  fav'rite  dish; 
The  pins  he  ivore 
Were  all  and  more 

Than  anyone  could  wish. 

The  key  to  one ' s  character  hangs  on  no  chain; 
The  silver  of  Loyalty  stands  every  strain. 


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Honoraries  and  Professionals 


Accountancy  Club 580 

Adelphic  National  Literary  Society 580 

Alethenai   Literary  Society 581 

Alpha  Alpha  Alpha 563 

Alpha  Alpha  Gamma 581 

Alpha  Delta  Sigma 582 

Alpha  Kappa   Psi 564 

Alpha  Omega 565 

Alpha  Sigma  Nu   582 

Alpha  Tau  Alpha 566 

American  Ceramic  Society 583 

American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers 567 

American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers 583 

Anonian  Literary  Society 584 

Athenian  Literary  Society 584 

Band  of  X 568 

Beta  Alpha  Psi 585 

Beta  Nu  Kappa 585 

Chi  Chi  Chi 586 

Chi  Epsilon    569 

Chinese  Students'  Club 586 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon 570 

Der  Deutsche  Verein 587 

Dolphins     587 

El  Circulo  Literario  De  Espanol 588 

Electrical  Engineering  Society 588 

Eta  Kappa  Nu 589 

Eta  Sigma  Phi 589 

Floricultural  Club 590 

Gamma  Alpha  Chi 590 

Gamma  Epsilon  Pi 591 

Gargoyle  Society 591 

Gregorian  Literary  Society 592 

Home  Economics  Club 592 

Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce ■  571 

Illiola  Literary  Society -. 593 

Inter-Literary   Council 593 

Iota  Sigma  Phi 594 

Jamesonian  Literary  Society 594 


Japanese  Club 595 

Kappa  Delta  Pi 595 

Kappa  Phi  Sigma 572 

Kappa  Theta  Sigma 573 

Keramos 574 

Landscape  Society 596 

Le  Cercle  Francais 596 

Linnean  Botany  Society 597 

McKinley  Mimes 597 

Mu  Kappa  Alpha 598 

Mu  San 598 

Omicron  Nu 599 

Pan  Xenia 599 

Phi  Beta 600 

Phi  Chi  Theta 600 

Phidelus    601 

Philippine-Illini  Club   601 

Phi  Mu  Alpha 602 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 602 

Pi  Delta  Epsilon 603 

Pi  Delta  Phi 603 

Railway  Club 604 

Scarab 604 

Shi-Ai 575 

Sigma  Epsilon   605 

Sigma  Delta  Chi 605 

Sigma  Delta  Phi 606 

Sigma  Delta  Pi 606 

Sigma  Iota  Epsilon 607 

Sigma  Tau    576 

Sketch  Club 607 

Skull  and  Crescent 577 

Synton     60S 

Theta  Sigma  Phi 608 

Theta  Tau   578 

Tu-Mas     579 

Wesley  Players 609 

Women's  Cosmopolitan  Club 609 


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Alpha  Alpha  Alpha 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1919 


One  Active  Chapter 


Honorary  Pre-Legal  Fraternity 
FACULTY 

A.  J.  Harno,  B.S.,  LL.D. 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


W.  R.  Arlington 
A.  E.  Jenner 
Jack  Bontjes 
Tim  Swain 
E.  G.  Schultz 
P.  C.  Livingston 
William  B.  Huie 
William  Helfrick 
H.  Frick 
K.  L.  Telleen 
G.  Springer 
Joe  Williamson 


R.  C.  Murphy 
L.  V.  Kuhar 
Luther  Dearborn 
Jack  Huddleston 
Richard  Seyforth 
William  Gobble 
Claude  Vaughn 
Ed.  Thompson 
H.  L.  Dante 
Casey  Ireland 
R.  Rosbe 


Paul  Greenwell 
Harold  Nettles 
Fred  Katterjohn 
Draden  Waugh 
A.  W.  Hagstrom 
L.  Allen  Watt 
A.  R.  Blanke 
James  H.  Wheat 
W.  Maxant 
G.  M.  Berg 
L.  Bauerle 


Fred  Kirgis 
George  Kessker 
L.  E.  Lewis 
Vernon  Curtis 
Raymond  Gengler 
Francis  B.  Stine 
Daniel  Dalziel 
F.  W.  Renwick,  Jr. 
R.  Thieda 
W.  D.  McMullen 
E.  B.  Collins 


Blanke 

Kuhar 

Curtis 

Springer 

Rosbe 

Gobble 

Frick 

Dante 

Maxant 

Bauerle  Nettles  Penwick  Huie  Classen  Stine 

Hagstrom  Helfrick  Collins  Williamson  Watt 

Thieda  Telleen  Ireland  Berg  McMullen 


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Alpha  Kappa  Psi 


Founded,  University  of  New  York,  1904 


Fifty-one  Active  Chapters 


To  create  higher  business  ideals,  and  to  jostSr  research  in 
the  fields  of  finance,  accounting,  and  business  administration 


FACULTY 


David  Kinley,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 
F.  A.  Russell,  Ph.D. 


H.  T.  Scovill,  C.P.A.,  A.B. 

Oias.  M.  Thompson,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 


L.  E.  Kline,  B.S. 
A.  W.  Fox,  M.S. 


N.  A.  Weston,  Ph.D. 
M.  H.  Robinson,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


C.  W.  Gustason 
R.  M.  Baldwin 
R.  F.  Hahn 
H.  H.  Embree 


G.  W.  Braun 
R.  J.  Gibbs 
R.  E.  Sloan 


L.  Germann 
E.  Weideman 


C.  J.  Danner 
J.  W.  Hanawalt 
R.  E.  Lee 


G.  D.  Commons 
A.  R.  Graves 
J.  E.  Reynolds 


J.  R.  McPherson 


G.  H.  Gustat 
W.  H.  Stout 
F.  T.  Metcalf 


Juniors 


Don  Cooper 

Ray  Iden 

P.  J.  Meinardi 


Sophomores 

H.  A.  Sahlin 


C.  E.  Ganschow 
R.  Anderson 
G.  Anderson 
R.  W.  Mayer 


J.  A.  Fetterolf 
G.  C.  Losee 
R.  J.  Johnston 


W.  P.  Stowe 


Gustat 


Germann  Weideman  Stowe  Iden  Hanawalt  T.  Reynolds 

Gustason  G.  Anderson  R.  Anderson  Sloan  Cooper  Johnston  Losee  Embree  Danner 

Braun  Graves  Reynolds  McPherson      .        Sahlin  Fetterolf  Commons  Meinardi 


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Founded,  University  of  Maryland,  1909 


Alpha  Omega 


Alpha  Chapter  Established  1927 


Twenty-five  Active  Chapters 


To  uphold  the  highest  standards  of  the  Dental  profession 

FACULTY 
Lester  D.  Kaplin,  D.D.S. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Joseph  Scudder 
Dave  Bellinof 


Rubin  E.  Kadens 
Sidney  Q.  Deutsch 
Harry  H.  Asher 


Isadore  Aronwitz 
Arthur  Alban 


Louis  Garfinkle 


William  Chason 
Jules  Gould 


Isadore  Lossof 
Joseph  Gordon 


Harry  Pitluck 


Juniors 


David  Pritikin 
Bernard  Roberts 


Sophomores 

Jack  Levine 
William  Mates 


Joshua  Vission 
Louis  Holzman 


Jack  Sturman 
Fred  Zissman 
Richard  P.  Hoffman 


Elmer  Jaffe 


Gross 


Lossof 
Deutsch 


Ascher 
Pritikin 
Scudder 


Gordon 
Zissman 
Holzman 


Sturman 
Garfinkle 
Belinoff 


Kadens 
Roberts 
Pitluck 


Levine 
Gould 


Alban 


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To  help  in  the  advancement  of  Civil  Engineering,  and  the  advancement  of  Mankind 

OFFICERS 

W.  E.  LaBelle President 

D.  H.  Murphy Vice  President 

M.  T.  Chinn Secretary 

L.  P.  Murphy Treasurer 

PUBLICITY  COMMITTEE 

L.  M.  Winget,  Chairman 
K.  Brusa  G.  M.  Wood  H.  E.  Hudson  A.  W.  Johnson 

MEMBERSHIP  COMMITTEE 

L.  E.  Langdon,  Chairman 

J.  H.  Alexander  J.  F.  Fitchie  H.  W.  Johnson  J.  N.  True 

E.  W.  Baldwin  I.  H.  Gerdel  G.  P.  Moriarty  L.  E.  Langdon 

G.  R.  Herlan  G.  R.  Righter 

ILLINI  A.  S.  C.  E.  COMMITTEE 

J.  V.  Coombe,  Editor 
O.  B.  Genlach  J.  R.  Lang  L.  Sanders 


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Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1923 


Honorary  Commerce  Fraternity 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Don  Brown 
Lyle  S.  Cline 
George  A.  Con  well 


Samuel  E.  Dean 
Charles  E.  Edwards 
Ray  Larson 


Seniors 


Tom  Miller 
Harry  C.  Neil 
Francis  B.  Stine 


Charles  A.  Johnson 
George  A.  Webster 


Juniors 


John  R.  Adams 
Willard  P.  Boysen 
Edmond  N.  Combs 
Robert  L  Conover 
George  A.  Bertelsman 


John  C.  Gage 
J.  Leslie  Harper 
Francis  A.  Gauen 
J.  B.  Mallin 
Paul  H.  Strohm 


Fred  S.  Lyon 
Robert  C.  Hodgeman 
Eugene  J.  Kinderman 
Eldridge  H.  May 
Wilber  J.  McEdwards 


Carl  B.  McLaughlin 
Lawrence  A.  Peterson 
William  P.  Standard 
Peter  J.  Yanuskus 


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Chi  Epsilon 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


Seven  Active  Chapters 


Honorary  Civil  Engineering  Fraternity 


FACULTY 


M.  S.  Ketchum,  D.Sc.C,  D.Sc,  C.E. 
Hardy  Cross,  A.B.,  B.S.,  M.C.E. 
H.  E.  Babbitt,  M.S. 
F.  W.  Stubbs,  B.S.,  C.E. 


R.  B.  Moorman 
V.  P.  Jensen 


T.  C.  Shedd,  B.S.,  C.E. 
M.  L.  Enger,  M.S.,  C.E. 
J.  S.  Crandell,  B.S,  C.E. 
C.  C.  Wiley,  B.S,  C.E. 


J.  E.  Vawter,  B.S,  C.E.  W.  C.  Huntington,  M.S.,  C.E. 

W.  M.  Wilson,  M.M.E,  C.E.  A.  N.  Talbot,  C.E,  D.Sc,  D.Eng. 

W.  H.  Rayner,  M.S.,  C.E.  G.  W.  Pickels,  B.C.E,  C.E. 

J.  J.  Doland,  B.S,  C.E.  F.  B.  Seely,  M.S. 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 


M.  F.  Lindeman 
F.  Kochis 


C.  J.  Woodbridge 
T.  J.  Dolan 


J.  Karol 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


D.  H.  Murphy 
L.  A.  Dollahan 
F.  A.  McAtee 
B.  Murphy 


J.  F.  Chandler 


W.  E.  LaBelle 
G.  C.  Lewis 
J.  McBride 


C.  H.  Peterson 


M.  T.  Chinn 
O.  W.  Munz 
E.  Danner 


S.  McCune 
T.  T.  Wiley 
S.  Bernstein 
B.  G.  Johnston 


Juniors 


M.  T.  Ekovich 


Munz                            Doland  Huntington                            Vawter  Johnston 

Lindeman                           LaBelle  D.  H.  Murphy                         Cross  Crandell 

Moorman                         B.  Murphy  McBride                         Peterson  McAtee                         Wiley 

Bernstein                         Dollahan                         Lewis  Wiley                         Chinn  Chandler                         Ekovich 


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Delta  Theta  Epsilon 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1920 


One  Active  Chapter 


•V.   *« 


Honorary  Professional  Physical  Education  and  Athletic  Coaching  Fraternity 


FACULTY 


Albert  F.  Brainard,  B.S. 
Winsor  W.  Brown,  B.S. 
Charles  E.  Chadsey,  Ph.D.,  Litt.D. 
Harry  B.  DeCook,  A.B. 
George  A.  Huff,  B.S. 
Chester  O.  Jackson,  B.S. 
Jerome  J.  Jordan,  B.S. 


Harold  E.  Kenney,  B.S. 
Glenn  C.  Law,  B.S. 
Carl  L.  Lundgren,  B.S. 
Edwin  J.  Manley 
King  J.  McCristal,  B.S. 
Milton  M.  Olander,  B.S. 


Harold  C.  Patterson,  B.S. 
Joseph  L.  Picard,  B.S. 
Hartley  D.  Price,  B.S.,  B.P.E. 
Frank  E.  Rokesek,  B.S. 
J.  Craig  Ruby,  A.B. 
John  P.  Sabo,  B.S. 


Arthur  F.  Smith,  A.B. 
Morris  H.  Sogolow,  B.S. 
George  T.  Stafford,  B.P.E.,  B.S. 
Arnold  R.  VonLehsten,  B.S. 
Carl  M.  Voyles,  B.S. 
Coleman  R.  Griffith,  Ph.D. 
Justa  M.  Lindgren,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


W.  S.  Angus 
C.  H.  Bergeson 
R.  L.  Chambers 
W.  L.  Clegg 
K.  R.  Coatney 
R.  J.  Crane 


A.  H.  Franck 

C.  W.  Hackensmith 

C.  M.  Hadley 

M.  H.  Hall 

O.  A.  Hankner 

S.  J.  Herrala 


R.  T.  Hise 

F.  Humbert 
A.  G.  Leary 
D.  R.  Mills 
P.  O.  Muhl 

G.  R.  Paine 


John  Piuppo 
Van  Reeder 
D.  K.  Steers 
Judson  Timm 
I.  C.  Ulrey 
L.  J.  Wietz 


A.  F.  Antonides 
W.  B.  Bakke 
D.  M.  Buchanan 
F.  T.  Burt 
L.  J.  Allen 


Juniors 


W.  W.  Anderson 
Anton  Jurezez 
K.  Millen 
J.  S.  Drake 


E.  Hensley 
D.  M.  Hathaway 
A.  A.  Esslinger 
W.  M.  Lurie 


T.  M.  Phelps 

P.  J.  Wolosonovich 

R.  Celaya 

E.  Winsper 


Angus       Paine       Picard       Patterson       Price       Basler       Thomas       Hiedloff       Wagner  Kulcinski 

Muhl       Hall       Fleak       House       DeVanzio       Denes       Whitwam       Glass       Stephens       Hise  Vesel       Clouser 

DeCook       Ulrey       McEndarfer       English        Franck       Steers       Mills        Humbert       Herrala       Patchin  Timm       Reeder       Hadley 

Drew       Orth       McCristal       Hasan  ,    Kaufman       Derringer       Clegg     '  Hankner       Ginie       Leary       Brown  Coatney       Piuppo       Rozycki 


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o 


Illini  Chamber  of  Commerce 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1920 


To    collaborate   with   the   Illinois   Chamber   of  Commerce,   and  to  promote  professional 
interests  in  trade  and  civic  secretarial  activities  among  students  of  the  University  of  Illinois 


Charles  M.  Thompson,  Ph.D. 


Paul  D.  Converse,  A.M. 


FACULTY 

Arthur  W.  Fox,  M.S. 


Laurence  E.  Kline,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


R.  F.  Hahn 
W.  E.  Adelheln 
D.  B.  Curtis 
S.  G.  Harris 
H.  C.  Pattison 
A.  S.  Olin 


J.  G.  Abrams 
C.  D.  Commons 
L.  E.  Elias 
V.  L.  Kretschmer 
F.  N.  Taxon 


H.  Corydon 
G.  A.  Swanson 
C.  H.  Andrews 


R.  E.  Kuhl 
R.  T.  Anderson 
R.  T.  Drake 
P.  W.  Landgren 
M.  L.  Rossiter 
A.  E.  Hallett 


R.  F.  Allen 
D.  H.  Cooper 
W.  Ghent 
R.  B.  Martin 
R. Iden 


V.  Traubert 
C.  S.  Mellen 
J.  C.  Pettee 


R.  S.  Bigler 
C.  F.  Edwards 

E.  V.  Lucas 
H.  P.  Schaeffer 
R.  Frazier 

F.  L.  Petru 


Juniors 


W.  A.  Andreson 
C.  P.  Davis 
L.  L.  Jacobson 
P.  M.  Miller 
K.  Snyder 


Sophomores  ■ 


E.  Roos 

E.  W.  Littell 

J.  A.  Fetterolf 


K.  W.  Culp 
R.  S.  Gunn 
E.  C.  Nieberger 
L.  F.  Spencer 
E.  Lusk 


G.  H.  Clevenger 
W.  E.  Dillavou 
R.  C.  Knoblock 
R.  H.  Stine 


H.  Embree 
C.  F.  Willcox 
H.  A.  Squires 


Taxon                        Corydon 

Swanson 

Olin 

Allen 

Curtis 

Wilcox                         Gunn 

Squires 

Landgren 

Stine 

Frazier 

Traubert                      Pettee 

Knoblock 

Hamel 

Embree 

Lusk                      Roos 

Anderson                         Harris 

Commons 

Iden 

Ghent 

Andrews                        Snyder 

Fetterolf                     Elias                     Kuhl 

Hahn 

Adelhelm 

Bigler 

Dillavou                      Spencer 

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Kappa  Phi  Sigma 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1867 


Philomathean  Chapter 


Ten  Active  Chapters 


i.s»,  gfi. 


To  develop  cogency  of  thought  and  personal  power  by  public  speech 
and    contact    of    personalities,    and    to    stimulate    cultural    activities 


T.  A.  Clark,  B.L.,  Litt.D. 
S.  W.  Parr,  D.Sc. 
C.  F.  Hottes,  Ph.D. 
C.  W.  Wolfe 


FACULTY 


H.  B.  Boyer 

C.  M.  Thompson,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

A.  R.  Crathorne,  Ph.D. 


R.  F.  Dvorak,  B.S. 
R.  E.  Norris,  A.B. 
P.  H.  Brown,  Ph.D. 


J.  M.  White,  B.S. 
C.  O.  Gardner 
N.  C.  Ricker 
R.  B.  Lyon 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


J.  F.  Knight 
A.  E.  Hallett 

F.  L.  Petru 

W.  E.  Adelhelm 
A.  R.  Blank 

G.  F.  Drake 


D.  P.  Flanders 
C.  A.  Hubner 
R.  F.  Hahn 
L.  R.  Sutin 
C.  Cassity 
L.  E.  Hatch 


W.  B.  Huie 
T.  C.  Moers 
C.  I.  Luckman 
Arthur  Nedwed 
H.  H.  Bloomer 
K.  Snyder 


L.  E.  Adams 
E.  T.  Reeder 
S.  Kaplan 
E.  B.  Collins 
M.  A.  Pond 


H.  E.  Hudson 
W.  W.  Chance 
C.  H.  Andrews 


Nate  Fadim 
Wilbert  Doak 


Juniors 


E.  L.  Adams 
L.  N.  Harriss 


G.  W.  Gregg 
R.  F.  Allen 
C.  E.  Binkert 


L.  H.  Epstein 
A.  V.  Wells 


C.  C.  Gordon 


Sophomores 

E.  D.  Herron 


D.  Wanger 


Allen  Harriss  Adelhelm  Collins 

Andrews  Pond  Huie  Frandsen  Bloomer  Drake  Gordon 

Snyder  Hatch  Blanke  Hudson  Doak  Wanger  Herron  Epstein 


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I  9  3  < 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1929 


Kappa  Theta  Sigma 


One  Active  Chapter 


To  promote  religious  ideals,  high  scholarship,  social  interests,  and  good  fellowship  among  its  members 


Rev.  John  A.  O'Brien,  Ph.D. 


FACULTY 


Rev.  William  J.  Bergin,  C.S.V. 


GRADUATE  STUDENT 
Otto  Lorenz 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


William  Cronin 
Anthony  Linkonis 


Phillip  McGrennan 
John  Wolter 


Harold  Barys 
Edward  Brown 
John  Dwyer 
William  Fuzack 
Richard  Picchietta 


Charles  C.  McAndrews 


Bernard  Wall 


Charles  Gaa 
Arthur  Grennan 
Melvin  Hase 
Matthew  Hunt 
James  Cunniff 


Seniors 

Richard  Malone 


Juniors 


Paul  Pelnar 


Sophomores 


Joseph  Joyce 
John  P.  McCullin 
Charles  Nix 
Patrick  Noonan 
William  O'Connor 


William  Reilly 
Francis  C.  Wojtanowicz 


Clarence  Dempsey 


Roger  Sondag 
Curtis  Tobin 
Peter  Wuss 
Clement  Coleman 


Raymond  Arnold,  Jr. 
Thomas  Carroll 


Harry  Gaykowski 


Freshmen 

Otto  Wolter 


Edward  Burns 


McCullin      Sondag      Wojtanowicz      Lorenz      Gaa      Nix      Grennan      McAndrews      Tobin      Hunt      Noonan      Wolter      Hase 

Coleman      Malone      Dwyer      Joyce      Wuss      Brown      Gaykowski      Reilly      Linkonis      Grennan      O'Connor      Barys 

Dempsey      Cunniff      Wolter      Carroll       Pelnar      Picchietta      Arnold       Burns      Wall      Cronin 


Wm 


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Honorary  and  Professional  Ceramics  Fraternity 


A.  I.  Andrews,  Ph.D. 
C.  L.  Thompson,  B.S. 


E.  G.  Bourne,  Cer.E. 


FACULTY 

R.  K.  Hursh,  B.S. 


C.  W.  Parmelee,  M.S. 


H.  W.  Alexander 
A.  F.  Badger 
E.  C.  Clemens 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

R.  G.  Hardy  G.  C.  Harman 

R.  D.  Rudd  A.  J.  Monack 


W.  R.  Morgan 
E.  Mulvane 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


D.  W.  Bennett 
D.  G  Bryant 
R.  R.  Thomas 


R.  M.  Hainsfurther 

A.  G.  Lindberg 

W.  W.  Higgins 

R.  E.  Mullady 

Junior 

C.  H.  Rapp 

J.  B.  Miller 
E.  S.  Noe 
C.  C.  Westall 


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H  E 


I  9  3 


L  L 


Shi-Ai 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1907 


fH$W 


Honorary  Sophomore  Inter  sorority  Society 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Alpha  Chi  Omega 

Marguerite  Stephens 
Ruth  Waddell 
Leona  Brandt 
Mary  Brennan 

Alpha  Delta  Pi 

Gertrude  Freevol 
Jean  Currie 
Winona  Rakstang 
Lucille  Chance 

Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
Margaret  Singleton 
Margaret  Heartt 
Adele  Schollmeyer 

Alpha  Omicron  Pi 
Grace  Esdohr 
Evelyn  Home 
Edna  Kline 

Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 

Josephine  McCormick 
Juliet  Connors 
Jane  Zinn 

Pi  Beta  Phi 

Elizabeth  Stoolman 
Josephine  Townsend 
Margaret  Mathis 
Glenita  Hobbs 


Alpha  Phi 

Katherine  Fishbaugh 
Virginia  Scott 
Billie  Harms 
Carol  Johnson 

Alpha  Xi  Delta 

Gwendolyn  Roberts 
Mona  Leis  McMillan 
Marjorie  Day 
Alice  Kaspar 

Chi  Omega 

Jean  Macdonald 
Elizabeth  Dailey 
Margaret  Bushee 

Delta  Delta  Delta 

Virgina  Murton 
Dorothy  Gard 
Charlotte  Ganer 


Phi  Mu 

Ernestine  Hohengarten 
Margaret  Frazier 
Lucille  Fisler 
Wintres  Dalbey 


Delta  Gamma 

Virginia  Marsh 
Margaret  Crocker 
Margaret  Parker 
Ruth  Ashmore 


Delta  Zeta 

Mary  Joan  Bunting 
Genevieve  Dixon 
Mary  Patton 


Gamma  Phi  Beta 

Marjorie  King 
Lois  Fleming 
Sarah  Simonds 


Kappa  Alpha  Theta 

Billie  Farnham 
Bernice  Stephens 
Margaret  Rutherford 
Nancy  Mead 

Sigma  Kappa 

Louise  Babel 
Ruth  Rankin 
Lois  Blake 
Frances  Zoeller 


Leeper  Zoeller            Sawyer            Casper            Rankin            Blake            Gard            Zinn            Bushee            Mathis 

Babel            Connors  Brandt            Fisher            Dalbey            Stevens            Kline             Home            Frazier            Murton            Johnson 

Bunting              McMillan  Brennan              Patton              Schrollmeyer              Heartt             McCormick             Stoolman              Simonds             Hobbs 

Roberts  Rakstang             Chance              Freevol              Macdonald              Esdohr             Farnham             Fleming             King 

Currie  Pretty             Purnell             Marsh              Macdonald              Leach             Bresee             Hohengarten             Day 


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Founded,  University  of  Nebraska,  1904 


Sigma  Tau 


Theta  Chapter  Established  1914 


Nineteen  Active  Chapters 


To  encourage  and  promote  high  engineering  scholarship 


FACULTY 


M.  S.  Ketchum,  D.Sc,  C.E. 

H.  H.  Jordan,  B.S. 

A.  C.  Willard,  B.S. 

R.  Newcomb,  A.M.,  MArch. 

H.  J.  Macintire,  M.S.,  M.M.E. 


H.  E.  Degler,  M.S.,  M.E. 
A.  R.  Knight,  M.E.,  M.S.,  E.E. 
C.  E.  Palmer,  M.S. 
C.  A.  Keener,  M.S. 


F.  B.  Seely,  M.S. 
R.  L.  Brown,  M.S. 
H.  E.  Babbitt,  M.S. 
H.  E.  Schlenz,  M.S. 


R.  K.  Hursh,  B.S. 
J.  K.  Tuthill,  B.S.,  E.E. 
R.  S.  Crossman,  M.S.,  C.E. 
F.  W.  Stubbs,  B.S.,  C.E. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


D.  G.  Bennett 
M.  F.  Carlock 
L.  A.  Dollahan 
J.  J.  Floreth 


C.  Gentilini 

C.  A.  Huebner 
G.  W.  Kessler 

D.  R.  Laidig 


A.  G.  R.  Lindberg,  Jr. 
H.  A.  Manuel 

B.  Murphy 

C.  J.  Scheve 


E.  J.  Slygh 
R.  H.  Seybold 
B.  F.  Rose 


Gentilini 

Floreth 

Dollahan 

Scheve 

Murphy 

Hursh 

Laidi 

Seybold 

Huebner 

Carlock 

Rose 

Lindberg 

Bennett 

Slygh 

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H 


Skull  and  Crescent 


Founded,  University  of  Wisconsin,  1907 


Helmet  Chapter  Established  1917 


Sophomore  Interfraternity  Honorary  Society 

FACULTY  ADVISOR 
Fred  H.  Turner,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Acacia 

T.  Drayer 
A.  V.  Lutton 

Alpha  Delta  Phi 
T.  A.  Becker 
R.  S.  McEuen 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
R.  W.  Haines 

Alpha  Tau  Omega 
W.  S.  Morrison 
J.  G.  Coleman 

Beta  Theta  Pi 

R.  Y.  Bartholomew 
L.  D.  Turner 

Chi  Psi 

O.  D.  Ames 
J.  W.  Mills 

Chi  Phi 

J.  B.  Mallin 

D.  W.  Roche,  Jr. 


Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
F.  G.  Bartholomew 

E.  R.  Faust 

Delta  Tau  Delta 

C.  M.  Nicholson 
H.  B.  Terry 

Delta  Upsilon 

H.  D.  Hazman 

F.  L.  Winslow 

Kappa  Sigma 
J.  M.  Elliott 
W.  F.  Seifert 

Phi  Delta  Theta 
J.  W.  Ashby 
E.  B.  Kamp 

Phi  Gamma  Delta 
R.  A.  Linberg 
R.  J.  Railsback 


Phi  Kappa 

H.  B.  Johnston 
E.  B.  Smiley 

Phi  Kappa  Psi 
R.  H.  Crowe 
Miles  Scull,  Jr. 

Phi  Kappa  Sigma 

A.  R.  Crathorne,  Jr. 

B.  S.  Johnson 

Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
R.  W.  Pashby 
E.  Useman 

Psi  Upsilon 

C.  L.  Emrich,  Jr. 
L.  B.  Varty 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilor. 
H.  L.  Frese 
T.  E.  Hughes 


Sigma  Chi 

R.  W.  McGregor,  Jr. 
F.  W.  Renwick,  Jr. 

Sigma  Nu 

J.  C.  Sanderson,  Jr. 
M.  O.  Roberts 

Sigma  Pi 

R.  J.  Larsen 
J.  B.  Reston 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 
L.  Lair 
A.  W.  Roos 

Theta  Delta  Chi 
D.  E.  Barton 
J.  L.  Tourtelot 

Zeta  Psi 

P.  A.  Petty 

W.  A.  Kleppinger 


Ames      Holzman      Johnston      Smiley      Larsen       R.  Bartholomew       Faust      Duncan 

D.  Turner      Lair      Drayer      Lutton      Scull      Winslow      Renwick      Emrich       Hughes      Haines      Mills 

Roos      Pashby      Linberg      G.  Bartholomew      Seifert      Crowe      McEuen      Frese      Morrison      Coleman      Standard      F.  Turner 

Becker      Johnson      Railsback      Roberts      Kleppinger      Crathorne       McGregor      Varty      Nicholson      Rugh      Elliott      Terry      Sanderson 


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Founded,  University  of  Minnesota,  1904 


Theta  Tau 

Kappa  Chapter  Established  1915 


Twenty-four  Active  Chapters 


To  maintain  a  high  standard  of  professional  interest  among 
the  members,  and  to  unite  them  in  fraternal  fellowship 


E.  E.  King,  A.B.,  M.C.E. 

J.  W.  Howe,  M.S. 

O.  A.  Leutwiler,  B.S.,  M.E. 


FACULTY 


J.  O.  Vawter,  B.S.,  C.E. 

W.  M.  Wilson,  M.M.E,  C.E. 

A.  M.  Jorgenson,  B.S. 


W.  J.  Putman,  M.S. 
T.  J.  Dolan,  B.S. 
James  Mather,  B.S. 


J.  J.  Doland 
P.  A.  Bezy,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Seniors 


Bruce  Eaton 
W.  D.  Scott 
R.  C.  Oeler 
W.  R.  Hildeman 
J.  H.  Muntz 


A.  C.  Doescher 
F.  W.  Holbrook 
R.  M.  Wandling 
W.  E.  LaBelle 
C.  I.  Luckman 


E.  J.  Lawson 
D.  H.  Murphy 
A.  E.  Schubert 
G.  Mackey 
J.  M.  Houck 


R.  B.  Huck 
W.  Kletting 
J.  F.  Schroeder 
C.  T.  Masterson 
J.  D.  Jarvis 


E.  J.  Snow 
J.  R.  Woodfill 
Reno  Biondi 
W.  F.  Ridgway 


G.  T.  Sands 
C.  S.  Monnier 
F.  H.  Davis 


Juniors 


L.  F.  Concklin 
O.  B.  Gerlach 
M.  D.  Serblin 


W.  L.  Hoffman 
H.  C.  Lane 
H.  D.  Peoples 
R.  P.  Sayers 


JJ- 


m 


¥& 


Doescher 


Lane  Peoples  Ridgway  Sayers 

Concklin  Gerlach  Kletting  Mather  Muntz  Serblin  Hoffman 

Davis  Mackey  Biondi  Schubert     '  Huck  Murphy  LaBelle  Scott 

Houck  Lawson  Schroeder  Oeler  Luckman  Monnier  Reeder  Hildeman 


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Tu-Mas 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1906 


Junior-Senior  Interfraternity  Honorary  Society 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Alpha  Delta  Phi 

T.  W.  Swain 
J.  H.  Wheat 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 

R.  G.  Otteson 
J.  C.  Wilton 

Alpha  Tau  Omega 

F.  B.  Marshall 

G.  A.  Bertelsman 

Beta  Theta  Pi 

L.  S.  Cline 
Charles  E.  Duncan 


Chi  Phi 


William  D.  Lewis 
William  M.  Cameron 


Chi  Psi 

Arch  S.  James 
James  S.  Shannon 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 

Edward  C.  Hoelscher 
John  C.  Gage 

Delta  Tau  Delta 

Walter  J.  Doolen 
Warren  L.  Wood 

Delta  Upsilon 

William  F.  O'Dell 
Henry  T.  Oleck 

Kappa  Sigma 

H.  Brinton  McDermott 
R.  O.  Clare 


Phi  Delta  Theta 

Roland  A.  Floberg 
Robert  J.  Conover 

Phi  Gamma  Delta 

Charles  F.  Edwards 
William  F.  Lewis 

Phi  Kappa  Psi 

K.  L.  Burroughs 
J.  W.  Karraker 

Phi  Kappa  Sigma 

John  H.  Clements 


Phi  Sigma  Kappa 

William  R.  Hildeman 
G.  W.  Stark 


Psi  Upsilon 

John  W.  Beal 
W.  J.  McEdwards 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
Kenneth  Rugh 
Robert  J.  Wilson 

Sigma  Chi 

G.  E.  Baird 
Hugh  Owens 

Sigma  Nu 

Willard  P.  Boysen 
J.  M.  Malmberg 

Theta  Delta  Chi 
H.  S.  Dawson 

Zeta  Psi 

E.  B.  Freeland 
W.  K.  Jordan 


Hoelscher       James       Shannon       Stark       Owens       Baird       Karraker       Boysen       Bertelsman       Wood       Macklin 
Duncan        Cameron       Otteson        Hildeman        Edwards        Malmberg       Dawson        O'Dell       Oleck       Conover       Clare       Floberg 
Doolen        Lewis       Jordan       Rugh       Burroughs       Lewis       McDermott       Wilson       McEdwards       Beal 


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Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1924 


Accountancy  Club 


To  foster  and  maintain  a  sincere  interest  in  the  science  of  accounting 


One  Accive  Chapter 


Edwin  L.  Theiss,  Ph.D.,  C.P.A. 


R.  Parmelee 
R.  M.  Brown 
S.  C.  Wernham 
Robt.  E.  Lee 
H.  L.  Tripp 

D.  G.  Fithian 
Wm.  W.  Bland 
J.  J.  Nedwed 
T.  M.  Maine 

P.  G.  Kreiling 
M.  Vydareny 
C.  G.  Burroughs 
W.  F.  Doak 
A.  M.  Bitzer 

E.  H.  Wagner 
V.  P.  Christman 


Nathan  E.  Curtis 
M.  T.  Kuhl 
J.  M.  Pucin 
Olaf  U.  Hoy 
J.  E.  Hawke 
P.  J.  Meinardi 
L.  B.  Askin 
W.  W.  DeLong 
Paul  R.  Taylor 
M.  W.  Smith 
S.  Sideman 
J.  S.  Seten 
J.  Ward  Cockrum 
C.  N.  Wishart 
C.  J.  Jones 


FACULTY 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

M.  A.  Provus 

F.  Higginbotham 
M.  F.  Arentsen 
P.  L.  Davis 

C.  L.  Renfrew 

G.  G.  Daubek 
C.  R.  Wiedey 

F.  E.  Bloomquist 
R.  L.  Smith 
N.  Deutch 
A.  Ault 
J.  R.  Stein 
Geo.  L.  Duwe 
C.  M.  Stock 
K.  R.  Jordan 


Hiram  T.  Scovill,  A.B.,  C.P.A. 


Wm.  M.  Floyd 
Ed.  A.  Berndt 
P.  F.  Johnson 
M.  G.  Peterson 
Howard  L.  Jenkins 
John  A.  Niemeyer 
M.  F.  Anderson 
Walter  B.  Smith 
C.  G.  Smith 
L.  M.  Meyer 
J.  A.  Morse 
O.  W.  Harter 
R.  L.  Brody 
J.  A.  Fetterolf 
H.  G.  Homuth 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1869 


Adelphic  National  Literary  Society 

To  further  forensic,  literary  and  artistic  activities 


N.  A.  Weston,  Ph.D. 
King  J.  McCristal,  B.S. 

R.  G.  Benbow 
H.  G.  Collom 
W.  C.  Beutner 
W.  H.  Maxant 
F.  W.  Merker 
K.  E.  Moberly 


Lorado  Taft 


G.  E.  Collins 
H.  W.  Gaulrapp 
G.  F.  Kelling 
R.  Baldridge 
W.  L.  Pownall 


H 


FACULTY 

G.  Robertson,  A.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
E.  L.  Sauer 
E.  G.  Woods 
R.  P.  Kern 
L.  L.  Patterson 
W.  K.  Schori 


G.  T.  Flom,  Ph.D. 


C.  W.  Dotson 
W.  E.  Ackerman 
R.  F.  Elrick 
A.  E.  Blumberg 
W.  E.  Willey 


G.  E.  Lukas 
John  R.  Ozment 
T.  O.  Gaskins 

B.  Beckerman 
Ted  M.  Michaels 
E.  P.  Priebe 

R.  Gellerman 

C.  W.  Mcintosh 
W.  H.  Bacon 

R.  E.  Morehouse 
I.  C.  Slonneger 
Eugene  N.  Davis 

D.  L.  Dieterle 
K.  M.  Snyder 
R.  C.  Malone 


Two  Active  Chapters 


G.  A.  Huff,  B.S. 
W.  W.  Yapp,  Ph.D. 

W.  R.  Schwartz 
V.  C.  McGinnis 
D.  M.  Knotts 
I.  G.  Larson 
R.  H.  Choate 
F.  C.  Hoff 


Maxant  Larson 

Null  Schwartz  Moberly 

Merker  Collins  Schori 


Kern  Patterson 

Baldridge  Knotts  Dotson 

Kelling  Gaulrapp 


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Robbins                          Roy                           Hall  Whyte 

Rusk                          Shallene                          Stoolman  Whitson                           Howard 

Moffat                          Finnegan                           Gard                           Roesch  Martindale                           Eaton 

Von  Almen                           Carnahan                           Burrows  Peacock                            Daily 

Alethenai  Literary  Society 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1871 


Helen  Rand,  A.M. 


Kathryn  A.  Burrows 
Elizabeth  Martindale 
Margaret  Carnahan 
Josephine  McCormick 
Milda  Shallene 
Sherry  Eaton 
Elizabeth  Dailv 


To  stimulate  forensic  eloquence 
FACULTY 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Lucille  Machiels 
Dorothy  M.  Whyte 
Lucille  Finnegan 
Florence  Roy 
Elizabeth  De  Berard 
Marjorie  Peacock 
Elizabeth  Stoolman 


Linda  Fitzgerald 
Marjorie  Finn 
Sara  Moffat 
Frances  Howard 
Virginia  Hall 
Dorothy  Roesch 
Mary  E.  Von  Almen 


Five  Active  Chapters 


Clarissa  Rinaker,  Ph.D. 


Mary  Robbins 
Margaret  Otis 
Elizabeth  Schneider 
June  Whitson 
Dorothy  Gard 
Elizabeth  Rusk 
Florence  Martin 


Alpha  Alpha  Gamma 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1925  Six  Active  Chapters 

To  advance  women  in  architecture,  landscape  architecture,  and  interior  decorating 

FACULTY 
Florence  Robinson,  B.S.,  M.S. 


Katherine  Burns 
Margaret  Yopp 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Barbara  Jenkinson  Jane  Egan 


Sara  Worst 


Burns 


Jenkinson 


Worst 


Robinson 


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Silverman  McLaughlin 

Wood  Curtis  Knox 


Boysen  Russell 

Iden  Hayes 

Ackermann  Levin 


Sloan 
Siegel  Anderson  Hoffman 

Goldstein  Metcalf  Priebe 


Founded,  University  of  Missouri,   1913 


Frederick  A.  Russell,  Ph.D. 


Alpha  Delta  Sigma 


To  encourage  interest  in  advertising 


Twenty  Active  Chapters 


FACULTY 


Oscar  W.  Cagann,  M.S. 


Victor  L.  Krannert,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Walter  E.  Ackermann 
J.  Stewart  Eaton 
Vesper  R.  Hoffman 
James  D.  Knox 
Edward  C.  Quebbeman 
Daniel  J.  Dalziel 
Vernon  S.  Curtis 
Carl  B.  McLaughlin 
Joseph  E.  Springer 


Robert  H.  Anderson 
Herbert  B.  Fried 
Albert  E.  Jenner 
Maier  M.  Levin 
J.  Atwell  Shinn 
Frederic  T.  Metcalf 
John  B.  Davies 
Richard  W.  Rayner 


Willard  P.  Boysen 
George  Goldstein 
Charles  A.  Johnson 
Harry  C.  Neil 
Fred  W.  Siegel 
William  J.  O'Grady 
Ray  J.  Iden 
Edward  H.  Silverman 


Luther  Dearborn 
Francis  X.  Hayes 
Ralph  K.  Johnson 
Elden  P.  Priebe 
Roy  J.  Wood 
Rome  G.  Arnold 
Howard  B.  McDermott 
Robert  E.  Sloan 
Timothy  W.  Swain 


Alpha  Sigma  Nu 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1919 

To  promote  scholarship  and  achievement  in  the  various  fields  of  health  education 


FACULTY 


Louise  Freer,  M.A. 
Carita  Robertson,  M.A. 


Margaret  Windsor 
Phyllis  Long 


Catherine  Richter,  A.B. 
Elizabeth  Noyes,  A.B. 


Angela  Kitzinger,  A.B. 
Laura  Huelster,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Mabel  Deere 


Jane  A.  McCIure 


Ann  Avery  Smith,  B.S. 


Gertrude  Peske 
Clara  Kelly 


Windsor 


Richter 


Freer 


Robertson 


Kitzinger 


Huelster 


Long 


Smith 


Kelly 


Noyes 


McCIure 


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McCormick  Leppla  Mamer  Slaughter  Bryant  J.  Thomas  Matson  K.  Lyons  Duvall  Liggett 

Rapp  Bennett  Deringer  Kuttler  Lowe  Lindberg  Mills 

Hainsfurther  Howe  Mullady  Schaefer 

Miller  R.  Thomas  Trabert  Higgins  Hoffa  Plankenhorn  Westall  Bourne 


American  Ceramic  Society 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1915 


Fourteen  Active  Chapters 


To  serve  in  the  advancement  of  ceramic  engineering  and  ceramics  among  students 

FACULTY 

Prof.  R.  K.  Hursh 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


D.  G.  Bennett 
G.  Bryant 

R.  M.  Hainsfurther 
K.  D.  Atkins 
W.  H.  Duvall 

E.  E.  Howe 
E.  Bourne 

W.  A.  Deringer 
P.  W.  Leppla 
C.  D.  Hester 


W.  W.  Higgins 
H.  E.  Hoffa 
A.  G.  R.  Lindberg 
W.  S.  Kuttler 
E.  K.  Lowe 
K.  Lyons 
H.  Lyons 
L.  J.  Mamer 
J.  McCormick 


J.  B.  Miller 
R.  Mullady 

E.  S.  Noe 

J.  Plankenhorn 
C.  H.  Rapp 

F.  R.  Matson 
E.  K.  Mills 
L.  A.  Trabert 

G.  T.  Moore 


J.  T.  Schaefer 
R.  R.  Thomas 
C.  C.  Westall 
J.  A.  Slaughter 
J.  A.  Thomas 
M.  P.  Liggett 
R.  W.  Slaughter 
Ken  Jones 
Abde  Ally 


American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers 

Founded,  LIniversiry  of  Illinois,  1896  One  Active  Chapter 

To  further  student  accomplishment,  and  to  keep  in  touch  with  the  progress  of  engineering 

OFFICERS 

G.  W.  Kessler President 

M.  H.  Wilson Vice  President 

E.  A.  Luscombe Treasurer 

G.  Mackey Secretary 


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Campbell  Voelkel 

Weiss  Bunting 


Aikin 

Kimball 


Hall  Ehman  Drew  Marsh 

King  Hammett  Wylie 


Myers 


Forrest 


Hurd 


Freese 


Pifer 


Cote 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


Anonian  Literary  Society 

To  further  interest  in  literary  and  scholastic  achievement 


One  Active  Chapter 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


M.  Evelyn  Hammett 
Betty  King 
Verna  Dailey 
Rebecca  Stone 
Betty  Forrest 
Winifred  Armstrong 
Eunice  Collins 
Grace  Green 
Carol  Johnson 
Elizabeth  Engstrand 


Isabel  T.  Marsh 
Virginia  Gleim 
Marian  Hendricks 
Helen  Crull 
Virginia  Scott 
Mary  Joan  Bunting 
Ruth  Pifer 
Charlotte  Claussen 
Thelma  Warren 


Mary  M.  Clark 
Rita  Wylie 
Harriet  Myers 
Frances  Linque 
Marjorie  Hall 
Gertrude  Graham 
Lois  Campbell 
Blanche  Robbins 
Audrey  Weiss 


Kathryn  Kimball 

Helen  Ridinger 

Mary  Aiken 

Mary  Elizabeth  Flannigan 

Evelyn  Ehman 

Margaret  Railsback 

Hazel  Drew 

Pauline  Hurd 

Ann  Voelkel 

Evelyn  Cote 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1907 


Athenian  Literary  Society 


Alpha  Chapter 


To  stimulate  interest  in  literature 


One  Active  Chapter 


Ramon  Pierce 
Edena  Miller 
Sylva  Karasick 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Helen  J.  Goulding 
Lillian  Rosenfeld 
Erville  Farrar 


Catherine  Fait 
Edna  Carroll 
Angeline  Gioconda 


Mabel  Blair 
Elizabeth  Siegrist 
Chapel  le  Roeder 


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Van  Doren 


Lesch 


Lee 


Johnson                           Lukas 

Hoy 

Frese                           Karrenbrook 

Linville 

Scovill 

Theiss 

Anderson                          Hackett 

Littleton 

Priebe 

Tripp 

Beta  Alpha  Psi 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1919 

To  foster  and  maintain  sincere  interest  in  professional  accounting 


H.  T.  Scovill.  A.B.,  C.P.A. 
E.  J.  Filbey,  Ph.D.,  C.P.A. 
E.  L.  Theiss,  Ph.D.,  C.P.A. 
C.  F.  Schlatter,  M.S.,  C.P.A. 

Robert  E.  Lee 
G.  E.  Lukas 
Rexford  Parmelee 
Milton  E.  Anderson 


FACULTY 

A.  C.  Littleton,  A.M.,  C.P.A. 
M.  H.  Robinson,  Ph.D. 
E.  R.  Dillavou,  A.B.,  J.D. 


W.  E.  Karrenbrock,  M.S. 

H.  L.  Newcomer,  A.B.,  C.P.A. 

D.  M.  Beights,  M.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


George  H.  Lesch 
Jack  R.  Stein 
Homer  L.  Tripp 
E.  J.  Kinderman 


John  H.  Detrich 
Wm.  Adelhelm 
Paul  F.  Johnson 
Ralph  Linville 


Beta  Nu  Kappa 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1924 

To  perfect  the  curricula  of  Banking  and  Finance,  and  to  bring  the 
students  of  banking  in  closer  contact  with  bankers  and  business  men 


Nathan  A.  West,  Ph.D. 
Maurice  H.  Robinson,  Ph.D. 

R.  T.  Anderson 

C.  H.  Seger 
R.  W.  Wright 

D.  B.  Curtis 
W.  M.  Rose 
D.  H.  Cooper 

R.  E.  Morehouse 
M.  G.  Peterson 


FACULTY 

Hale  L.  Newcomer,  A.B.,  M.S.  Ivan  Wright,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


D.  M.  VanDoren 
R.  S.  Bigler 
R.  B.  Whiteford 
D.  H.  Dieterle 
C.  O.  Miller 
H.  D.  Koeller 
J.  A.  Morse 


F.  W.  Soderberg 
R.  E.  Lee 

M.  C.  Hupp 

G.  E.  Lukas 

E.  P.  Priebe 

F.  R.  Henrekin 
D.  A.  Doughty 


Fourteen  Active  Chapters 


P.  M.  Green,  M.S. 
W.  F.  Frese,  A.B. 
R.  P.  Hackett,  M.S. 

C.  E.  Allen,  M.  S. 

D.  M.  Van  Doren 
Eldon  Priebe 
Olaf  U.  Hoy 


One  Active  Chapter 


Horace  M.  Gray,  Ph.D. 
P.  G.  Busey 

C.  B.  Campbell 
W.  C.  Voorhees 
R.  W.  Mayer 
J.  D.  Knapp 
P.  H.  Davis 
G.  G.  Daubek 
J.  W.  McMahon 


Lukas  Knapp  Whiteford  Bigler  Hupp  Rose  Mayer  Davis  Anderson 

Miller  Koeller  VanDoren  Peterson  Henrekin  Soderberg  Wright 

Voorhees  Campbell  Curtis  Morehouse  Morse  Doughty 

Dieterle  Daubek  Newcomer  McMahon  Cooper  Lee  Priebe 


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Tavs  Hinman  Spring  Worell  Casto  Conley 

Berger  Reid  Heffner  Weintraub  Hellrung  Horst  Galloway 

Simon  Morf  Shannon  Evans  Day  Pecru  Eklund 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1928 


Maude  Lee  Etheridge,  M.D. 


Dorothy  Marie  Johnson 
Laverne  Heffner 
Helen  Shannon 
Evelyn  Spring 
Elfrieda  Horst 
Mary  Weintraub 


Chi  Chi  Chi 

To  stimulate  and  foster  a  spirit  of  professionalism  and  to 
uplift  the  ideals  and  standards  of  the  medical  profession 


FACULTY 


Selma  Olsen,  B.A. 


Maria  Leonard,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Josephine  M.  Galloway 

Susan  Conley 

Stina  Eklund 

Louise  Tavs 

Paula  Morf 

Mildred  Worell 


Sulah  Ferguson 
Martha  Simon 
Betty  Petru 
Isabel  Hinman 
Ruth  Berger 
Jessie  Waddell 


One  Active  Chapter 


Rosalie  M.  Parr,  Ph.D. 


Chloe  Evans 
Mary  M.  Casto 
Ceceilia  Hellrung 
Marjorie  Day 
Edith  Reid 


Chinese  Students'  Club 


L.  H.  Cha 
Hans  Chan 
Y.  K.  Chen 
T.  T.  Chu 
W.  C.  Chu 
L.  Chung 
H.  J.  Eng 
T.  Y.  Huang 
P.  K.  Kao 
T.  Y.  Kao 


To  labor  for  the  welfare  of  the  Chinese  Republic,  to  advance  knowledge  and 
thought,  to  promote  friendship,  and  to  cultivate  the  spirit  of  associated  life 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


T.  M.  Kwoh 
T.  L.  Lau 
C.  L.  Lee 
Harry  Lee 
H.  Q.  H.  Lee 
S.  C.  Lee 
Thmas  T.  M.  Lee 
C.  H.  Li 
S.  K.  Liang 
H.  C.  Ling 


Chuan  Liu 
C.  M.  Lu 
Y.  F.  Ma 
Park  J.  Mark 
T.  Pao 

Chester  T.  Su 
Oliver  Sun 
S.  H.  Tho 
C.  C.  Tien 
H.  P.  Ting 


W.  F.  Tsai 
C.  C.  Tsiang 
C.  H.  Tsui 
T.  T.  Tsui 
T.  T.  Tsung 
H.  T.  Wu 
J.  Wu 
P.  C.  Yang 
Y.  C.  Yen 
G.  G.  Young 


Huang 


Sun 


Tsiang 


Tsa 


Tien 


Liang 


Cha 


P.  K.  Kao 

Ting 


Yar 


S.  C.  Lee 


Lu 


C.  L.  Lee 
T.  T.  Chu 


T.  Y.  Kao 
Yen 


W.  C.  Chu 

Mark 


Chung 


•Su 


Pao 


Ma 


;  Chan 

T.  T.  Tsui 


H.  T.  Wu 
Young 


Eng 


H.  Q.  H.  Lee 

Tsung 


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Nimmo  Garretson 

Jehle  Zeiter  Kertes  Pritz  Blaurock 

Achenbach  Pokorny  Wyneken  Zimmerman  n  Francis 

Hills  Mohlman  Schneider  Smith  Grossman  Gliem 


Dedituis 

Ittner 

Gerlich 

Elmzen 

Mueller 

Piser 

Gerlich 

Branz 

Kahn 

Aron 

Der  Deutsche  Verein 


Founded,  University   of  Illinois,    1890 


P.  Achenbach 
W.  Branz 
M.  F.  Blaurock 
Mary  G.  Blaeuer 
Dorothy  Becher 
Sophia  Brzenk 
L.  W.  Butz 
Dorothy  Crisp 
L.  F.  Dedituis 
Francis  Diekow 
Elizabeth  Doms 
Eileen  Dorman 
Marie  Elmzen 
Prof.  A.  W.  Aron 


To  further  the  knowledge  of  German  literature,  life,  and  language 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Mrs.  A.  W.  Aron 
Dorris  Gerlich 
Florence  Gerlich 
Sylvia  Goodman 
Stina  Eklund 
Dorothy  Footitt 
D.  D.  Garretson 
Josephine  Galloway 
Leona  Happenrath 
Jeanette  Hills 
Helen  Hunsinger 
Robert  Ittner 
Carolynne  Kayner 


Margart  Kertes 

Jane  Kraft 

Nina  Norris 

H.  Z.  Lerner 

H.  N.  McLaughlin 

Lucy  Mohlman 

Ruth  Ann  Blumenkamp 

Antonia  Nasluchacz 

G.  L.  Nimmo 

Helen  Otto 

F.  W.  Ottererson 

J.  Pokorny,  Jr. 

E.  G.  Reimann 


One  Active  Chapter 


C.  Schull 
Florence  Smith 
Helen  Sangwin 
Ruth  L.  Thorns 
Marian  Tintinger 
Agnes  L.  Walthall 
Chester  Wyneken 
W.  J.  Zeiter 
Joyce  Zimmermann 
Elvera  Duller 
Marian  Jourdan 
Irene  Kertes 
Susana  Scholl 
Doris  Gchneider 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


E.  J.  Manley 

F.  W.  Holbrook 
F.  R.  Schroeder 
W.  P.  Van  Ness 
J.  H.  Wheat 

F.  J.  Rose 


Dolphins 


Honorary  Swimming  Fraternity 

FACULTY 
H.  C.  Patterson  H.  B.  De  Cook 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


J.  R.  Kieding 
G.  A.  Webster 
J.  O.  Campbell 
C.  E.  Staples 
J.  Williamsen 


W.  H.  Etzback 
W.  H.  Stout 
P.  C.  Livingston 
S.  Herrala 
J.  Carlson 


One  Active  Chapter 


R.  F.  Dvorak 


E.  H.  Wagner 

F.  K.  Sweetman 
J.  S.  Flagg 
George  Barry 
H.  Hall 


Rose 


Carlson 
Herrala 


Flagg 
De  Cook 


Kieding 
Holbrook 


Schroeder 
Webster 


Etzback 
Hall 


Sweetman 


Stout 


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Clow 


Cessna  Farrell         Cooper         Johnstone         Saenz 

Celaya  Little         Keeney         Pierce  Cope  Thies         Lind  Lundeberg  Larsen 

Smith         Stull  Hilliard  Gerlick  Meneely         Tobin         Lopez  Rosenwasser  Wylie  Martin 

Hammett         Olson         Wunderlick         Kepler         Graham         Diehl         Schroeppel  Gioconda  Henebry 


Embrie 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1912 


D.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 
M.  Briones 


El  Circulo  Literario  de  Espanol 

To  encourage  interest  in  Spanish  life,  literature,  and  culture 


FACULTY 

A.  Hamilton,  Ph.D. 


O.  Lundeberg   Ph.D. 


Ralph  H.  Abbas 
Robert  Celaya 
Dorothy  Diehl 
E.  Augudun  Y  Ferrabal 
Margaret  Graham 
Helen  Hilliard 
K.  A.  Larsen 
W.  V.  Little 


Evelyn  Olson 
Maxine  Schroeppel 
Genevieve  Thies 
Gregory  Whipple 
Madeline  Adams 
V.  Arnillas 
Nancy  Embell 
Linda  Fitzgerald 


MEMBERS  IN 

Evelyn  Hammett 
Don  Johnstone 
G.  C.  Lewis 
Helen  Lopez 
Frances  Pierce 
Madge  Sparks 
Blanche  Tobin 
Helen  Stull 


UNIVERSITY 

Marcela  Wunderlick 
H.  W.  Borsch 
Arthur  Cooper 
Robert  W.  Farrell 
Angela  Gioconda 
Mary  Louise  Henebry 
Kenneth  K.  Keeney 
Eva  Lind 


C.  Martin 

Theresa  Rosenwasser 
Helen  Stewart 
Margaret  Van  Bergen 
Charles  E.  Cessna 
Dorothy  Cope 
Doris  Gerlick 
Charles  C.  Gordon 


Founded,   University  of  Illinois,  1904 


Electrical  Engineering  Society 

To  enliven  interest  in  electrical  engineering 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


M.  W.  Woodruff 
J.  R.  Woodfill 
H.  A.  Wenzel 
M.  C.  Banca 
G.  R.  Bishop 
R.  G.  Black 
S.  C.  Brown 
E.  W.  Chapin 
W.  M.  Cronin 
J.  W.  DeWolf 


F.  M.  Funkhouser 
W.  H.  Formhals 
A.  W.  Emmertz 
L.  J.  Rubenking 
K.  S.  Johnson 
S.  W.  Archer 
D.  L.  Levine 
D.  J.  Pennington 
W.  M.  Hesselberth 
A.  Honke 


H.  Ibler 
H.  S.  Jester 
W.  J.  Katt 
G.  S.  Marvin 
G.  D.  Mathews 
W.  R.  Nelsh 
R.  J.  Orner 
H.  G.  Paine 
G.  H.  Pitner 
L.  E.  Robinson 


B.  K.  Peters 
A.  H.  Bate 
W.  P.  Schmitz 
R.  E.  Clevinstine 
L.  E.  Mendel 
I.  A.  Rockman 
R.  L.  Shearer 
D.  H.  Smith 
W.  L.  Taylor 
L.  A.  Weaver 


L.  S.  Wells 
R.  Shapiro 
G.  L.  Bodwell 
W.  P.  Burgland 
E.  C.  Fairfield 
D.  H.  Herzberg 
R.  G.  Humphrey 
L.  P.  Evans 
R.  A.  Erickson 
C.  H.  Trommer 


Q.  W.  Foutch 
H.  R.  Miner 
J.  D.  Lowe 
A.  Mabon 
W.  R.  Marston 
J.  C.  Monahan 
G.  W.  Pickels 
E.  J.  Pouzar 
R.  A.  Siegrest 
C.  R.  Stout 


One  Active  Chapter 


M.  Kidder 
J.  Swain 

Margaret  Hicks 
Helen  Kepler 
F.  V.  Lindston 
Dorothy  Meniely 
Dorothy  Runge 
Louise  Slow 
Sylvia  Wasserman 
Rita  Wylie 


One  Active  Chapter 


K.  A.  Stoll 
R.  J.  West 
W.  H.  Zurhorst 
E.  V.  Bialik 
L.  G.  Croysdale 
J.  M.  Gibson 
C.  W.  Veach 
C.  Gentilini 
C.  E.  ODonnell 
H.  L.  Thompson 


Rockman     West     Thompson     Clevinstine     Marvin     Evans     Siegrest     Miner     Bodwell     O'Donnell     Peters     Pitner     Shearer     Funkhouser 

Levine     Gentilini     Bialik     Foutch     Brown     Woodruff     Wells     DeWolf     Croysdale     Black     Cronin     Archer 

Chapin     Formhals     Shapiro     Katt     Mendel     Wenzel     Quinnell     Ibler     Weaver     Nelsch     Jester     Honke     Pennington 


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Formhals 

Gentilini 

O'Donnell 

Weaver 

Wells 

Jordan 

Manuel 

Ramer 

Webeck 

Levine 

Kaminky 

Harcong 

Schnell 

West 

Burg  land 

Strong                      Myers 

Huebner 

Bowes 

Honke 

Mabon 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1904 


Eta  Kappa  Nu 


Alpha  Chapter 


Morgan  Brooks,  Ph.B.,  M.E. 
Hugh  A.  Brown,  M.S.,  E.E. 
Harold  N.  Hayward,  B.S. 


T.  L.  Bowes 
E.  W.  Chapin 
W.  T.  Cooper 
W.  H.  Formhals 
C.  Gentilini 
H.  H.  Hartong 
A.  Honke 


Honorary  Electrical  Engineering  Fraternity 


FACULTY 


Charles  T.  Knipp,  Ph.D. 
Abner  R.  Knight,  M.E.,  E.E. 


Ernest  A.  Reid,  M.S.,  E.E. 
Laurence  L.  Smith,  B.S. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


C.  A.  Huebner 
S.  R.  Jordan 

D.  L.  Levine 
H.  A.  Manuel 
C.  E.  O'Donnell 
L.  G.  Ramer 


L.  A.  Weaver 
R.  C.  Webeck 
L.  S.  Wells 
W.  P.  Burgland 
H.  V.  Foreen 
O.  H.  Kaminky 


Twenty-two  Active  Chapters 


Elmer  F.  Heater,  B.S. 
Ellery  B.  Paine,  M.S.,  E.E. 
Edward  H.  Waldo,  M.S.,  M.E.,  E.E. 


A.  Mabon 
G.  F.  Meyer 

C.  R.  Schnell 
R.  V.  Strong 

D.  E.  Weigand 
R.  J.  West 

A.  J.  Rack 


Founded,  University  of  Chicago 


Celeste  Cantrell 
Dorean  Davis 
Chauncey  Finch 


Eta  Sigma  Phi 

Alpha  Kappa  Chapter 

Honorary  Undergraduate  Classical  Fraternity 

FACULTY 

Ben  E.  Perry,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Serene  Fink 
Suzanna  Harry 
Anna  L.  Jackson 


Emily  Kelley 
Margaret  Haas 
Mildred  Reinboth 


Thirty-seven  Active  Chapters 


Ina  Mae  Cheek 
-   Pearl  Meyer 


Haas  Kelley  Cantrell 

Meyer  Cheek  Fink  Reinboth 


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Duis 
Swartz 
Everhart  Woods 

Peters  Fink 


Thompson  Turner  Kiffmeyer  Ball  Decker 

Downing  Kistler  Hartig  Shoot  Faber  Krone 

Gill  Reinoehl  Bruns  Matthiesen  Grimmer  Gimlin  Edwards 

Kniep  Wilkening  Lundstrom  King  Cheney  Hackleman 


Floricultural  Club 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1914 

To  advance  Floriculture  knowledge  and  interests,  and  to  promote  fellowship 


FACULTY 


Herman  B.  Dorner 
Stanley  W.  Hall 

Arthur  M.  Cheney 
Orland  F.  Duntemann 
Grant  D.  Everhart 
Margaret  Gaston 
Joseph  G.  Gill 
John  A.  Lundgren 
Andrew  B.  Matthiesen 
Ernest  R.  Schwarm 
Fred  W.  Seibold 
Wm.  F.  West 
Lawrence  C.  Faber 
George  D.  Pring 
Henry  G.  Sandvoss 
George  W.  Thompson 


Frederick  F.  Weinard 

MEMBERS 

Theodore  M.  Swartz 
Hans  Bahr 
Paul  R.  Bruns 
Eugene  R.  Buffa 
Forest  G.  Gimlin 
Wilbert  W.  Grimmer 
John  H.  Hanley 
Chas.  E.  Hewitt 
Chas.  H.  Johannsen 
Nellie  T.  King 
Burr  K.  Hackleman 
Sieving  W.  Querl 
Lynn  R.  Shoot 


James  Hutchinson 


IN  UNIVERSITY 

Wilhelm  G.  Peters 
Maurice  T.  Turner 
Francelia  A.  Wilkening 
E.  G.  Woods 
Leonard  Blome 
Marjorie  H.  Deal 
William  H.  Edwards 
William  P.  Kiffmeyer 
William  H.  Kistler 
Rosalie  M.  Kniep 
Milton  R.  Hartig 
Carl  W.  Reinoehl 
James  E.  Smith 


Gamma  Alpha  Chi 

Founded,  University  of  Missouri,  1920 

National  Honorary  and  Professional  Advertising  Fraternity  for  Women 

FACULTY 

Alta  Gwinn  Saunders 


One   Active  Chapter 


Samuel  W.  Decker 


Alice  I.  Lundstrom 
Albert  J.  Neill 
Elmer  L.  Patelski 
Wendell  Arling 
George  K.  Ball 
Orville  R.  Black 
Paul  R.  Dooley 
Weymore  B.  Downing 
William  H.  Duis 
Lester  N.  Eck 
Donald  E.  Krick 
Vernon  H.  Rowe 
Julius  A.  Staack 
Margaret  C.  Fink 


Five  Active  Chapters 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Frances  Williamson 
Margaret  Bennett 
Betty  Randolph 
Marjorie  Peacock 
Juliet  Connors 
Jane  Zinn 


Betty  Kehoe 
Margaret  Crocker 
Jean  Macdonald 
Frances  Etzbach 
Mary  Brennan 


Dorothy  Diehl 
Barbara  Menges 
Dolores  Becker 
Hazel  Burrow 
Frances  Zoeller 


Margaret  Parker 
Mary  Koons 
Dorothy  Austin 
Nancy  Hoblit 
Emma  L.  Webster 
Henrietta  Koutnik 


Webster 


Randolph 
Burrow 

Zinn 


Austin 


Hoblit 


Becker 


Koons 


Menges 


Bennett 


Zoeller 

Peacock                       Parker 

Macdonald 

Brennan                       Koutnik 

Williamson 

Connors 

Diehl 


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Caldwell  Seider  Rogers 

Saunders  Martin  Sacks  Mulvane 

Gamma  Epsilon  Pi 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1918 

National  Honorary  Commerce  and  Business  Organization  Sorority 


Eighteen  Active  Chapters 


Ruth  M.  Caldwell,  B.S. 


Elva  W.  Martin 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1917 


C.  E.  Palmer,  M.S. 


Russell  O.  Deeter 
Robert  W.  Lavicka 
Donald  R.  Laidig 
S.  G.  Weinberg 


FACULTY 

Elrena  D.  Seider,  B.S.  Aha  G.  Saunders,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Edna  Boyd  Mulvane  Delia  M.  Rogers 


Gargoyle  Society 

Honorary  Architectural  Fraternity 

FACULTY 
R.  Newcomb,  A.M.,  M.Arch.  L.  H.  Provine,  A.E. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Robert  A.  Rodgers  Edward  J.  Slygh 

William  V.  Reed  V.  L.  Opperman 

Carl  J.  Scheve  B.  L.  Pickens 

R.  H.  Seybold  William  L.  Pereira 


Mollie  F.  Sacks 


One  Active  Chapter 


J.  M.  White,  B.S. 


Samuel  S.  Miller 
C.  C.  Weintz 
A.  O.  Myers 


Pereira  Weinberg  Weintz 

Myers  Scheve  Lavicka  Deeter 

Seybold  Slygh  Pickens  Laidig  Miller 


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Fagin        Pray        Moyer        Gill        Johnston        Clason        Baker        Curtis         Glassner  Malkin        Siroi 

Bird        Blake        Young        Tolman        Zimmerman    ■    Green        Penstone        Seider        Hanawalc  Jorgenson        Montooth 

Stoutmeyer        Schneider        Yost        Percival        Langhorst        Moretsky        Green        Brown  Sachs        Feingold 

Hunsinger         Dohme         Olson         Reed         Schoch         Stice         M.  Welch         B.  Welch  Young         Epstein 

Gregorian  Literary  Society 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


To  promote  interest  in  literary  work  and  to  further  the 
spirit  of  good-fellowship  among  the  girls  at  Illinois 


Julia  Bird 
Elizabeth  Hanawalt 
Mary  Elizabeth  Stice 
Elsie  Stoutmeyer 
Mary  Welch 
Bertha  Welch 
Roberta  Olson 
Emily  Stoehr 
Mabel  Baker 


Celia  Irick 
Helen  Reed 
Ann  R.  Young 
Ethel  Gill 
Mildred  McGraw 
Bernelda  Moyer 
Fredericka  Clason 
Esther  Ewald 
Hazel  Montooth 


MEMBERS  IN 

Elizabeth  Brown 
Evelyn  Schmitz 
Eunice  Yost 
Rosabel  Malkin 
Evelyn  Epstein 
Geraldine  Glassner 
Ruth  Percival 
Dorothy  Roberts 
Mabel  Schoch 


UNIVERSITY 

Norma  Seider 
Vivienne  Sirois 
Lois  Tolman 
Elva  Read 

Emmy  Lou  Webster 
Alice  Langhorst 
Gladys  Dohme 
Joyce  Zimmerman 
Marian  Fagin 


Doris  Schneider 
Majorie  Freeman 
Maryone  Green 
Belle  Moretsky 
De  Vera  Shonn 
Ethel  Green 
Reve  Glickson 
Ruth  Berger 
Bonita  Mathews 


One  Active  Chapter 


Elsie  Reif 
Isabel  Johnston 
Eva  Youmans 
Beatrice  Sachs 
Annette  Young 
Clara  Louise  Blake 
Ruth  Pray 
Faye  Livesey 
Florence  Penstone 


Home  Economics  Club 


Founded  1902 

To  further  the  interests  of  and  to  promote  good  fellowship  among  the  Home  Economics  Students 

FACULTY 

Lillie  M.  Johnson 


Mary  Margaret  Clark 
Virginia  Knipe 
Madelyn  Grisby 
Hazel  Sanders 
Ruth  Beale 
Ethel  Best 
Ruth  Tjardes 


Ruth  Reynolds 
Eugenia  Hammett 
Gladys  Neystrom 
Laura  Price 
Hulda  Meislahn 
Dorothy  Abbott 
Mildred  Thai 


MEMBERS  IN 

Florence  Walker 
Marjorie  Stevenson 
Ruth  Ranger 
Jean  Hoeft 
Helen  Hammond 
Reva  Voile 
Irene  Helphinestine 


UNIVERSITY 

Dorothy  Duckies 
Marcia  Mills 
Mildred  Rausch 
Mary  Strubinger 
Liberty  Munco 
Vivienne  Sirois 
Olive  Elder 


Elizabeth  Engstrand        Ruth  Rowe 


Pauline  Black 
Besse  Sharer 
Florence  Buente 
Genevieve  Shade 
Meora  Jamssem 
Maude  Hine 


Lucille  Taylor 
Florence  Walker 
Ruth  Schwarz 
Marian  Simonson 
Vera  Butler 


Buente        Voile        Price        Shields        Jamssen        Stevenson        Schwarz        Thai        Ranger        Tjardes        Wilson        Wolcott        Aszmann 

Vasey        Clarke        Munco        Sirois        Helphinestine        Hammett        Johnson         Hoeft        Mamer        Hammond         Neystrom 

Taylor         Walker         Riser         Selden         Sanders         Clarke         Grigsby        Knipe         Abbott        Kadic         Best 


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Haas  R.  Catherwood 

Beadles  Griffith 


Smith 

F.  Catherwood 

Ellis 

Pickett 

Pickens 

Bennett 

Cade 

Hollander 

MacLaren 

Steele 

Goff 

Sellars 

Iota  Sigma  Pi 

Founded,  University  of  California,   1900  Seventeen  Active  Chapters 

To  promote  interest  and  stimulate  personal  accomplishment  among  women  in  Chemical  Fields 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS  AND  STAFF 


Mary  Aldrich 
Mary  Bennett 
Ruth  Ellis 
Rosaline  A.  Hetler 
Helen  Keith 
Selma  Olsen 
Rosalie  Parr 
Catherine  MacLaren 
Janice  Smith 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


Virginia  Bartow 
Helen  Cade 
Esther  Griffith 
Henrietta  Hoersch 
Marie  Killinger 
Margaret  Plant 
Anna  M.  Schrieber 
Ruth  Catherwood 


Harriet  Barto 
Florence  L.  Catherwood 
Dorothea  Haas 
Leonore  Hollander 
Mrs.  W.  Klabunde 
Lucy  Pickett 
Annette  M.  Winaker 
Eva  Goff 


Jamesonian  Literary  Society 


Jessie  Beadles 
Rachel  Davis 
Mabel  B.  Hershey 
Dorothy  Husseman 
Clara  R.  Meyer 
Louise  Pickens 
Catherine  Steele 
Mrs.  Elsie  Sellars 


One  Active  Chapter 


To  foster  interest  in  literary  work,  and  to  further  the  spirit  of  good  fellowship  among  the  women  of  Illinois 


Ruth  M.  Caldwell,  B.S. 

Alice  Ferguson 
Virginia  Weber 
Elma  Krumsey 
Marjorie  Brittain 
Audrey  Morre 
Anita  Wascher 
Wilsona  Hutchison 
Margaret  Dirks 
Louise  Sonnerman 
Rowena  Goldman 
Lorin  Ludwig 


FACULTY 


MEMBERS 

Elizabeth  Down 
Evelyn  Cote 
Katheryn  Bowers 
Marion  Holloway 
Elizabeth  Cole 
Elizabeth  Artman 
Mary  Coons 
Marie  Kunzer 
Violet  Murson 
Pauline  Hurd 


IN  UNIVERSITY 

Geraldine  Davies 
Margaret  Hertes 
Laura  Sentz 
Caroline  Kayner 
Frances  Dickow 
Virginia  Seidel 
Mary  Margaret  Clark 
Mary  Marquardt 
Hazel  Drew 
Charlotte  Clausen 


Helen  M.  Rand,  A.M. 

Ruby  Holden 
Lillian  Winson 
Alberta  Kabbes 
Lois  Battenfield 
Marion  Filson 
Hallia  Daugharthy 
Marie  Busev 
Mildred  Parker 
Ruth  Schermerhorn 
Mildred  McKee 


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Holloway        Bartholf        Seidel        Shore        Gustavison        Kabbes        Ferguson       M.  Kertes        Daugharthy       Busey       Sonneman       Mohlman 

Hohengarten         Filson         Bottenfield         Cornwell         Parker         Clark         Bowers        Ludwig        Sentz        Brittain        Doms        I.  Kertes 

Wascher       Deach       Cote        Weber        Davis       Hurd       Springer       Goldman        Prumseig       Mortenson        Schermerhorn 


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Konzo  Yamada  Ito 

Nakamura  Kamijo  Okada 

Goto  Kashiwagi  Sagawa 

Japanese  Club 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1915 

To  further  the  social  interests  of  Japanese  students  at  the  University 

OFFICERS 

T.  Yamada President 

S.  Konzo General  Secretary 

K.  Sagawa Treasurer 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

K.  Kashiwagi  R.  Okada 


R.  Gato 
T.  Kamijo 


Kappa  Delta  Pi 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1911 


Alpha  Chapter 


Sixty-two  Active  Chapters 


To  encourage  in  its  members  a  higher  degree  of  consecration  to  social  service 


J.  R.  Byerly,  B.S. 
E.  H.  Cameron,  Ph.D. 
C.  E.  Chadsey,  Ph.D. 
J.  A.  Clement,  Ph.D. 
S.  M.  Corey,  A.M. 
R.  T.  Gregg,  A.M. 
Mabel  Hagan,  B.S. 


FACULTY 


E.  W.  Dolch,  Ph.D. 
W.  E.  Harnish,  A.M. 
J.  M.  Harvey,  A.M. 
B.  C.  Lawson,  M.S. 
E.  B.  Lytle,  Ph.D. 
Liesette  McHarry,  A.M. 
A.  B.  Mays,  A.M. 


W.  S.  Monroe,  Ph.D. 
H.  G.  Paul,  Ph.D. 
W.  W.  Peters,  A.M. 
G.  W.  Reagan,  Ph.D. 
Anna  Robinson,  A.M. 
G.  H.  Smith,  A.M. 
S.  C.  Staley,  A.M. 


Helen  Taylor,  A.M. 

C.  M.  Thompson,  Ph.D. 

F.  H.  Turner,  A.M. 
O.  F.  Weber,  Ph.D. 
L.  W.  Williams,  A.M. 

G.  T.  Stafford,  M.S. 


William  Clark 
Martha  Duell 
Mary  Bowman 
H.  H.  Jarman 


MEMBERS 

Mildred  Kemp 
Myrtle  Harris 
Velma  Magill 


IN 


UNIVERSITY 

Mary  Stice 
V.  T.  Smith 
E.  C.  Seyler 


Mary  Wells 
Chalmer  Gross 
Jane  McCIure 


Bauer 


Corey                      Byerley 

Seyler 

Ulrey 

Stoutmeyer                      Stice 

Gregg 

Clement 

Hagan 

Taylor                       Cornwell 

Kinder 

Baker                    Curtis 

Wilson 

Hendrix                     Kessler 

Herskovitz 

Shepard 

Townsend 

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Broderick     Strauss     Cox     Robinson     Lohman     Blair     Schaffer     White     Dunkle     Sterling 

Griffith    Davis    Beck    Thomas    Cunningham    Ellifrit    Nurmi     Lehman    Burkes    Nelson     Schumacher     Wilkening     Irish     Jansen     Worst 

Werland     Groeser     Peck     Bowen     Atwood     Roberts     Smith     Poyer     Jenkinson     Brown     Harris     Hunn     Krueger     Egan     Krien 

Huntington     Parttidge     Yamada     Diedrich     Shatwell     Hunter     Roll     Mann     DeTurk    Meyer    Hansen    Reed    Brown     Burns 

Landscape  Society 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1907 

To  promote  good  feelings  and  interest  among  the  students  of  landscape  architecture 

OFFICERS 

Earl  J.  Mann President 

Charles  A.  DeTurk Secretary  and  Treasurer 


Le  Cercle  Franca  is 


To  help  further  the  knowledge  of  France  and  the  French  language 

FACULTY 


Leon  Mayeur,  A.B. 
David  H.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 


Margie  E.  Francis 
Florence  I.  Smith 
Margaret  L.  Hicks 
Georgia  J.  Clapp 
Beatrice  C.  Bedard 
Margaret  L.  Mallatt 
Julia  T.  Bird 
Ruth  A.  Abrahamson 
Raymonde  Moses 


Alphonse  V.  Roche,  A.B. 
Cesarine  Breuillard,  A.M. 


Suzanne  E.  Kissel,  A.M. 
Isabel  G.  Balthazard,  A.M. 


Margaret  M.  Kinder 
Sarah  Brook 
Betty  King 
Frances  L.  Webber 
Elizabeth  De  Berard 
Margaret  Carnahan 
Ruth  M.  Walters 
Mary  A.  Eads 
Florence  L.  South 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Joyce  E.  Newbill 
R.  A.  Perkins 
Ellen  W.  Brayshaw 
G.  A.  Chulock 
Alice  C.  Churchill 
P.  P.  Fowler 
Charlotte  Wainright 
Elizabeth  Huff 
Kathryn  F.  Francis 


Mary  L.  Burnier,  A.B. 
Franc  P.  G.  Thenaud,  B.A. 


LL.D. 


Linda  Fitz-Gerald 
Anne  Jones 
Mary  Temple 
P.  L.  Cornelisen 
Viola  A.  Pittman 
Mary  P.  Surman 
Alice  Hessler 
Lois  Shelford 


Churchill  Pittman 

Roche  Bird  Price  Surman  Adams  Carnahan  Kissel  Christenson  Perkins  Fowler 

Balthazard  Robbins  Hicks  De  Berard  Breuillard  Burnier  Stanley  Curtis  Brock  Jones 

Francis  Grant  Wainwright  Francis  South  Cornelisen  Bedard  Graham  Wilcox 

Smith  Moses  Clapp  Walters  Fitz-Gerald  Chulock  Abrahamson  Young  Duncan  Temple 


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Stella  M.  Hague,  Ph.D. 


Freeman  Church 
Katherine  Freeman 
Anita  Burger 
Vivian  Martin 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1926 


Linnean  Botany  Society 

To  foster  and  further  the  interests  of  Botany  on  our  campus 

FACULTY 
Charles  F.  Hottes,  Ph.D.  Frank  L.  Stevens,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Elizabeth  Munson 
Lureta  N.  Franklin 
Virginia  Lowe 


Margaret  Schroeder 
Christine  Albranger 
Margaret  Leadbeater 


McKinley  Mimes 


To  create  an  interest  and  to  offer  training  in  religious  dramatics 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


John  H.  Armstrong 
Lois  Hubbard 
D.  Lyle  Dieterle 
Lillian  Ralph 
John  F.  Warren 
Leland  Olin 
Mary  Paul 
W.  L.  Unzicker,  Jr. 
Eileen  Nichols 
Ruth  Phillips 


Marguerite  Lipscomb 
Royal  Buchanan 
Margaret  Hayes 
Emily  Stoehr 
Milo  Appleman 
Cecil  Nysewander 
Edith  Taylor 
Mary  Temple 
Donald  Laidig 


Florence  Buente 
Hazel  Sanders 
Avis  Conn 
Gladys  Conn 
Grace  Coe 
Erville  Farrar 
Benjamin  C.  Seal 
Inez  Ruth  Conard 
Carl  Gerfin 


Charlotte  Love 

William  Kistler 

Curt  Eckert 

Annette  Seiman 

Leonora  Gilmour 

Naomi  Wingfield  Hunter 

David  Hunter 

Mary  Margaret  Clark 

Jennie  Barry 

Madge  Stewart  Sanmann 


Gerfin 


Buchanan 

Nysewander 

Sanders 

Kistler 

Olin 

Love                    Coe 

Taylor 

Hubbard 

Paul 

Dieterle 

Stoehr 

Lipscomb 

Ralph 

Nichols 

Temple 

Seal 


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Granger 


Wich 

Adams 

Marcus 

Macklin 

Blaszczenski 

Danks 

Wilson 

Schwartz 

Utterback 

Drews 

Hertz 

Mallatt 

White 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1913 


Mu  Kappa  Alpha 

To  encourage  scholarship  and  advance  music  culture 


One  Active  Chapter 


Stella  R.  Percival,  B.Mus. 


Byron  P.  Blackard 
Evelyn  G.  Blomquist 
George  C.  Wilson 
Doris  V.  Danks 
Judith  R.  Walz 
Helen  Granger 


FACULTY 

George  F.  Schwartz,  A.M.,  B.Mus.        Frederick  B.  Stiven,  B.Mus.A.A.G.O. 
MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Louise  T.  Cummins 
Dorothy  L.  Drews 
Fannie  Wright 
Ursula  B.  Hampel 
James  N.  Adams 
Thelma  L.  Utterback 


Maurine  Hertz 
Robert  B.  Lyon 
Marjorie  M.  Golden 
Hall  M.  Macklin 
Helen  A.  Blaszczenski 
Margaret  L.  Mallatt 


Jessie  L.  Potter,  B.Mus. 


Vernette  White 
Fred  R.  Bellmar 
Milton  K.  Marcus 
Rhea  V.  Crews 
Harold  H.  Wich 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1911 


Mu  San 

To    more   closely  affiliate   student  and  faculty,    and   to 
promote  interest  in  Municipal  and  Sanitary  Engineering 


One  Active  Chapter 


FACULTY 

Arthur  N.  Talbot,  C.E.,  D.Sc,  D.Eng.  Virgil  R.  Fleming,  B.S. 
Harold  E.  Babbitt,  M.S.  James  J.  Doland,  B.S.,  C.E. 

Arthur  M.  Buswell,  Ph.D. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Hugh  A.  Binyon 
Otto  B.  Gerlach 
William  R.  Hildeman 
William  M.  Honsa 
Devereux  H.  Murphy 


Melvin  L.  Enger,  M.S.,  C.E. 
Harry  E.  Schlenz,  B.S. 


Oliver  W.  Munz 
Edward  F.  Ream 
Edwin  F.  Steeve 
Charles  K.  Willett 


Leonard  W.  Winget 
Charles  A.  Nelson 
Lawrence  E.  Langdon 
Harold  I.  Shively 


Robert  B.  Moorman,  B.S. 
W.  Leighton  Collins,  B.S. 


J.  Donald  Walker 
Edwin  C.  Franzen 
James  Jun 
J.  Norvell  True 


Munz 


land 

Murphy 

Walker 

Moorman 

Schlenz 

Buswell 

Binyon 

Nelson 

Honza 

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Hildeman 

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Founded,  Michigan  State  College,  1912 


Isabel  Bevier,  D.S. 
Harriet  T.  Barto,  A.M. 
Evelyn  C.  Lamar,  M.S. 
Fannie  M.  Brooks,  A.B.,  R.N. 


Stewart  McMahon  Fluck  Sellers 

Leach  McClain  Hubbard  Selden  Remley 


Omicron  Nu 

Honorary  Home  Economic  Fraternity 
FACULTY 

Stella  C.  Munger,  M.S.  Ruth  A.  Wardall,  A.M. 


Helen  E.  McCullough,  A.M. 
Margret  L.  Plant,  M.S. 


Eda  A.  Jacobsen,  A.M. 
Anna  B.  Robinson,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Helen  J.  Code 
Dorothy  Duckies 
Lois  Hubbard 
Mabel  L.  Fluck 


Founded,  University  of  Washington 


Margaret  L.  Leach 
Eva  M.  McClain 
Mary  McMahon 


Ruby  K.  Remley 
Irma  W.  Robinson 
Elsie  H.  Sellers 


Twenty-three  Active  Chapters 


Clara  R.  Meyers,  M.S. 
Evelyn  Smith,  A.M. 
Edna  E.  Walls,  A.M. 
Anna  M.  Schreiber,  A.M. 


Janice  M.  Smith 
Nesta  T.  Stewart 
Henrietta  F.  Selden 
Dorothy  L.  Husseman 


Pan  Xenia 


Fourteen   Active  Chapters 


To  develop  interest  in  foreign  trade  and  to  promote  higher  ideals  and  business  ethics 


Laurence  E.  Kline,  B.S. 


Glenn  L.  Anderson 
Edmundo  Buddemberg 
H.  S.  Nahigian 
Roblee  Alexander 
John  H.  Allen 


FACULTY 

Simon  Litman,  Dr.  Jur.  Pub.  et  Rer.  Cam. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


William  N.  Walton 
Bill  L.  Ghent 
Edwin  Jahns 
Clarence  M.  Graham 
Ralph  C.  Knoblock 


C.  Wade  Gustason 
Edward  Rice 
Marion  T.  Kuhl 
Robert  C.  McCammon 
Raymond  Swartzentraub 


George  W.  Sanford,  A.M. 


Robert  B.  Whiteford 
Jack  F.  Hudson 
Kenneth  C.  Pippert 
Homer  A.  Stoody 


Graham  Knoblock  Whiteford  Hudson  Pippert 

Walton  Gustason  Swartzentraub  Kuhl 

Ghent  Stoody  Allen  Nahigian  Anderson 


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Mitchell 

Dippell 

Busty 

Johnson 

Von  Almen 

Reynolds 

Wilcox 

Morrow 

Busenbark 

Erdman 

Ehnborn 

Walker 

Freese 

Ridinger 

Baker 

Lindley 

Phi  Beta 


Founded,   Northwestern  University,   1912 


Sigma  Chapter   Established   1929 


Elverta  Erdman 
Iva  Reynolds 
Agatha  Felder 
Ettamae  Mitchell 


To  bring  girls  of  similar  interests  closer  together  and  to 
stimulate  the  professional  side  of  Music  and  Dramatics 

ADVISER 

Mrs.  Katherine  Johnson 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Wilma  Busenbark 
Catherine  Wilcox 
Mary  E.  Von  Almen 
Trae  Ehnborn 


Marie  Busey 
Helen  Ridinger 
Mary  Freese 
Katherine  Walker 


Seventeen  Active  Chapters 


Jane  Dippell 
Frances  Lindley 
Harriet  Baker 

Martha  Morrow 


Founded,  Columbia  University,  1924 


Phi  Chi  Theta 


Sigma  Chapter    Established   1927 


Twenty-nine  Active  Chapters 


To  promote  interest  and  friendship  among  the  girls  in  the  College  of  Commerce 

FACULTY 


Ruth  M.  Caldwell,  B.S. 


Aha  Gwinn  Saunders,  A.M. 


Harriet  Duell 
Elva  Martin 
Frances  Etzbach 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Evelyn  McCutcheon 
Virginia  Hall 
Frances  Myers 


Bernice  Robinson 
Edith  Hudnut 
Margaret  Bennett 


Delia  Mae  Rogers 
Virginia  McLeod 
Mary  Franklin 


Bennett 

Etzbach 

Caldwell 

Hall 

Rogers 

Martin 

Franklin 

udnut 

Duell 

McLeod 

McCutcheon 

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Katzman 
Slovic  Grossman 

Gordon 
Hartman  Kanter 

Adelman 


Birger  Rosenthal 

Richter  Matz 

Hutler  Favis  Koolish 

Berg  Beckerman 


Alpert 


Sachar 


Springer 


Kenis 


Bogeaus 
Friedman 

Goldman 
Provol  Friedberg 

Simon 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1929 


Phidelus 

To  promote  activities,  scholarship,  and  good  fellowship 

FACULTY 
Dr.  A.  L.  Sachar 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


One  Active  Chapter 


Ben  Beckerman 
Frank  Friedberg 
Bernard  Friedman 
Charles  C.  Gordon 
Samuel  G.  Alpert 
Milton  Birger 
Henry  Berg 
Eugene  Davis 


Maurice  O.  Grossman 
Sidney  X.  Hartman 
Albert  A.  Hutler 
Charles  Kenis 
Irving  Favis 
George  Gaber 
Arthur  A.  Bogeaus 
Harry  P.  Goldman 


Benjamin  B.  Pass 
George  J.  Provol 
Jerome  Rosenthal 
Roy  Simon 
Lawrence  V.  Kanter 
Jerome  Gartner 
Ellman  Koolish 
Max  Matz 


Jack  Slovic 
Joseph  E.  Springer 
David  S.  Traub 
Milton  Adelman 
Irving  B.  Richter 
Louis  Katzman 
David  Wagner 
Robert  Wittenberg 


Mrs.  Mabel  Carlock 


Bernabe  R.  Dacanay 
Severo  G.  Galinato 
Sotero  U.  Cacanindin 
Napoleon  C.  Carbonell 
Marciano  R.  Daelto 


Philippine-Illini  Club 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1918 

To  promote  felloivship  among  the  Filipinos  and  friends  in  the  University 

FACULTY 

Lorenzo  B.  Paredes,  A.B.,  LL.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
Macario  Z.  Landicho  Roque  T.  Reyes 

Alipio  D.  Orencia  Benigno  D.  Orencia 

Marcelino  V.  Bernardo  Gabriel  D.  Carpio 

Florencio  T.  Lucas  Juan  G.  Galinato 


Angela  R.  Santos 
Amado  M.  Wenceslao 
Catalino  M.  Orencia 
Soledad  P.  Villanueva 


Carpio 


Bernardo  Cacanindin  B.  Orencia  C.  Orencia 

Paredes  Galinato  Wenceslao  Landicho  Dacanay 

Lucas  Carbonell  Villanueva  Santos  Reyes  A.  Orencia 


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Teeter  Doty  Middleton  Ehnborn  Morris  Macklin  Marcus  Roosa  Butcher 

Harding  Sullivan  Lyon  Dvorak  Beloof  Steimley  Hull  Van  Tress  Audrieth  Kubitz 

Bellmar  Bledsoe  Blaisdell  Wich  Peters  Wilson  Schwartz  Kjos  Shawl 


Phi  Mu  Alpha — Sinfonia 


Founded,  New  England  Conservatory,  1901 


R.  F.  Dvorak,  B.M. 
L.  F.  Audrieth,  Ph.D. 
O.  A.  Kubitz,  A.M. 
H.  L.  Newcomer,  A.B. 


F.  R.  Bellmar 

B.  P.  Blackard 

C.  M.  Hull 
R.  B.  Lyon 

H.  M.  Macklin 
R.  L.  Manville 


Alpha  Xi  Chapter 

To  develop  fraternal  spirit,  the  mutual  welfare  of  music 
students,    and   the   advancement   of   music   in    America 

FACULTY 
E.  J.  Shaw,  Ph.D.  R.  E.  Norris,  A.M. 

R.  H.  Miles,  B.M.  W.  L.  Roosa,  A.B. 

E.  W.  Doty,  A.M.,  B.M.  R.  I.  Shawl,  M.S. 

D.  A.  Grossman,  LL.B.  N.  A.  Kjos,  A.B. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


M.  K.  Marcus 
F.  H.  Morris 
R.  B.  Moorman 
R.  E.  Middleton 
L.  M.  Van  Tress 


G.  C.  Wilson 
R.  W.  Teeter 

F.  R.  Blaisdell 
E.  R.  Beloof 

G.  B.  Ehnborn 


Fifty  Active  Chapters 


A.  A.  Harding,  B.M. 
S.  Schoonmaker,  B.M. 
F.  B.  Stiven,  B.M. 
L.  L.  Steimley,  Ph.D. 


G.  W.  Peters 
J.  A.  Sullivan 
H.  H.  Wich 
W.  A.  Bledsoe 
C.  A.  Butcher 


Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 

Founded  University  of  Minnesota,  1909  Pi  Chapter  Established   1926  Seventeen  Active  Chapters 

To  promote  intellectual  development  and  the  growth  and  advancement  of  Home  Economics 


Isabel  Bevier,  Ph.M.,  D.Sc. 
Florence  M.  King,  M.S. 
Mary  C.  Whitlock,  A.M. 

Maurine  Boyd 
Barbara  Burns 
Jeannette  I.  Chesbro 
Laura  Clark 
Nelle  M.  Spratt 


FACULTY 

Fannie  M.  Brooks,  A.B.,  R.N.  Kathryn  Van  Aken  Burns,  A.M. 

Helen  E.  McCullough,  A.M.  Clara  R.  Meyer,  M.S. 


MEMBERS 

Mary  Margaret  Clark 
Dorothy  E.  Dodge 
Lois  Hubbard 
Irma  L.  Kadic 


IN  UNIVERSITY 

Vera  E.  Kraft 
Margaret  L.  Leach 
Eva  M.  CcClain 
Florence  M.  Roy 


Ruth  A.  Wardall,  A.M. 
Isabel  M.  Hitchcock,  M.S. 
Dorothy  L.  Hussemann,  M.S. 

Irma  W.  Robison 
Janette  Schmidt 
Henrietta  F.  Selden 
Janice  M.  Smith 


Dodge 
Chesbro 


M.  Clark  Roy  Whitlock 

Leach  Boyd  Burns  Kadic 


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Gilmore 

Collins 

Bratzler 

Hupe 

Riebe 

Siegel 

Halvorsen 

Norwood 

Baldwin 

Doole 

Beutner 

Webb 

Myers 

Mackey 

Mayer 

Shapiro 

Hartline 

Hectman 

Line 

Hembrough 

Pi  Delta  Epsilon 

Founded,    Syracuse  University,    1909  Forty-three  Active  Chapters 

To  foster  and  encourage  collegiate  journalism,  and  to  promote  inter-publication  good  will 


FACULTY 


Dean  Thomas  A.  Clark,  B.L.,  Litt.D. 
Fred  H.  Turner,  A.M. 
Lawrence  W.  Murphy,  A.M. 

Richard  M.  Baldwin 
Guy  D.  Smith 
Leroy  Hatch 
John  R.Webb 
Elmer  R.  Riebe 
S.  E.  Shapiro 
George  Doole 


Victor  L.  Krannert,  B.S. 
Frederick  J.  Kieholz,  B.S. 


Hiram  T.  Scovill,  A.B. 
Charles  E.  Bradbury,  B.F.A. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Robert  W.  Mayer 
Harve  R.  Hectman 
Fred  W.  Siegel 
Stanley  G.  Schoenbrod 
Elbert  B.  Collins 
Guerard  Mackey 


Clarence  A.  White 
Lyman  J.  Bratzler 
William  C.  Beutner 
Albert  O.  Myers 
Robert  Inner 
Harvey  B.  Hartline 


Reuel  R.  Barlow,  A.B. 

William  L.  Burlison,  Ph.D.,  D.Agr. 


Harold  E.  Hembrough 
Ben  Norwood 
L.  J.  Halvorsen 
Kenneth  N.  Lind 
Lawrence  Hupe 
G.  C.  Gilmore 


Pi  Delta  Phi 


Founded,  University  of  Chicago,  1906  '  Seven  Active  Chapters 

To  improve  scholarship  and  to  promote  an  interest  in  the  field  of  French  language  and  literature 

FACULTY 


P.  E.  Jacob,  Ph.D. 
G.  H.  Perrine,  A.M. 
Angelina  Pietrangeli,  A.M. 


Eva  Maye  Benton 
Fred  Berner 


T.  R.  Palfrey,  Dr. 
T.  E.  Oliver,  Ph.D. 


Suzanne  Kissel,  A.B. 
D.  H.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Frances  Webber  Ruth  Abrahamson 

Beatrice  Bedard  Winifred  Jones 


Arthur  Hamilton,  Ph.D. 
Cesarine  Breuillaud,  A.M. 


Elizabeth  King 
Helen  Whitfield 


Webber 


Carnahan 
Bedard 


Hamilton 
King 


Oliver 
Abrahamson 


Breuillaud 
Whitfield 


Jones 


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DeWoIf  Woodruff  Greenlee  Staples  Miner  Moore  Culp  King  Sims 

Mermel  Panichi  Hogendobler  Heaton  Imhoff  Reyes  Steele  Liang  Marston  Traub 


Railway  Club 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1912 

To  form  a  social  and  educational  bond  between  the  members  of  the  Railway  School 


Edward  C.  Schmidt,  M.E. 
John  K.  Tuthill,  B.S,  E.E. 

George  W.  Boot 
Ellis  Danner 
John  W.  DeWolf 
Karl  F.  Kirkman 
Roy  W.  Legge 
Robert  L.  Manville 
Thad  W.  Mermel 
Roque  T.  Reyes 
Paul  C.  Traub 


FACULTY 

Everett  E.  Young,  M.S.,  M.E.  Herman  J.  Schrader,  B.S.,  M.E. 


One  Active  Chapter 


Everett  E.  King,  A.B.,  M.C.E. 


Rollin  K.  Snethen 
Harold  W.  Matteson 
George  W.  Barry 
Carlos  A.  Claure 
Melvin  M.  Culp 
Edward  W.  Horning 
Sing-kue  Liang 
William  R.  Marston 
Paul  E.  Needham 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Granville  Sands 
Harrison  R.  Miner 
John  M.  Michniuk 
Homer  R.  Rizner 
Robert  E.  Clevenstine 
T.  Kenneth  Greenlee 
Howard  C.  Heaton 
Henry  R.  Hogendobler 
Marion  W.  Woodruff 


LaVern  E.  Quinnell 
Leonard  E.  Robinson 
Crawford  E.  Staples,  Jr. 
Harold  D.  ImhofF 
Harry  Q.  H.  Lee 
Harry  G.  Edwards 
Mark  B.  Moore 
Stanley  C.  Nelson 
Lib  Panichi 


William  W.  Pinkerton 
Randall  P.  Sims 
Clayton  S.  Steele 
Henry  P.  Warren 
James  T.  Chinlund 
Myron  D.  Gutmann 
Wallace  R.  Hornby 
Charles  H.  Sheldon 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1909 


LaForce  L.  Bailey,  M.S.,  B.P. 
Lemuel  C.  Dillenback,  A.M.,  A. I. A. 
George  L.  Horner,  B.S. 


Scarab 


Karnak  Chapter 

Professional  Architectural  Fraternity 


M.  R.  Beckstrom 
K.  L.  Brown 
P.  A.  Christensen 
R.  O.  Deeter 
H.  F.  Depke 
C.  A.  DeTurk 
R.  E.  Fisher 


FACULTY 

Rank  M.  Lescher,  B.S. 

K.  B.  Lohman,  B.S. 

Rexford  Newcomb,  A.M.,  A. I. A. 


Cyrus  E.  Palmer,  M.S. 
Irving  S.  Peterson,  B.S. 
Loring  H.  Provine,  B.S.,  A.E. 


W.  A.  Ganster 
C.  Hansen 

F.  J.  Heusel 
W.  V.  Kaeser 
R.  W.  Lavicka 

G.  R.  Lyon 

W.  M.  MacPherson 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 
V.  G.  Raney 
W.  V.  Reed 
T.  F.  Rhodes 
K.  L.  Schellie 
M.  D.  Schlesinger 
W.  E.  Shatwell 
T.  L.  Steele 


W.  J.  Strain 
H.  C.  Wolf 
Temple  Dick 
L.  E.  Barenfanger 
M.  R.  Cothern 
F.  M.  Davies 
A.  S.  Davis 


Ten   Active  Chapters 


Otto  G.  Schafrer,  B:S. 
James  M.  White,  B.S. 
Donald  S.  King,  B.S. 

C.  E.  Duncan 

E.  H.  English 
O.  Ogg 

H.  C.  Poyer 

F.  T.  Rose 

G.  C.  Stoltz 


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Sigma  Epsilon 

Founded,  University  of  Illinois,   1924 

To  provide  an  incentive  for  higher  scholarship  in  Railway  Engineering 


One  Active  Chapter 


Edward  C.  Schmidt,  M.E. 
Everett  E.  King,  A.B.,  M.C.E. 

H.  C.  Heaton 
K.  F.  Kirkman 
C.  E.  Staples 


FACULTY 

John  K.  Tuthill,  B.S.,  E.E. 


Everett  G.  Young,  M.S.,  M.E.  Herman  J.  Schrader,  B.S. 

Niles  H.  Barnard,  Grad. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


P.  C.  Traub 
E.  Danner 
M.  M.  Culp 


J.  W.  De  Wolf 
H.  R.  Hogendobler 
G.  T.  Sands 


E.  W.  Horning 
T.  K.  Greenlee 


Sigma  Delta  Chi 

Founded,  DePauw  University,   1909  Illinois  Chapter  Established  1912  Forty-four  Active  Chapters 

To  promote  professionalism  among  journalists,  and  to  uplift  the  ideals  and  standards  of  the  profession 


L.  W.  Murphy,  A.M. 
W.  J.  Graham,  Ph.D. 
F.  J.  Keilholz 
C.  L.  Allen,  A.M. 
F.  A.  Russell,  Ph.D. 


Martin  F.  Maher 
James  S.  Flagg 
Charles  R.  Frederick 
Donald  R.  Poor 
H.  L.  Krueger 
Warren  S.  Johnson 


FACULTY 


M.  J.  Goldman,  A.M. 
R.  R.  Barlow 
H.  B.  Johnston 
L.  M.  Tobin 


O.  C.  Leiter 
F.  S.  Siebert 
C.  Stephens 
J.  F.  Wright 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


George  F.  Taubeneck 
C.  Arthur  Hemminger 
Albert  Wharfield 
John  R.  Adams 
John  McFarland 


William  E.  Gobble 
Paul  E.  Courtney 
Thomas  Watson 
V.  A.  Sholis 
John  R.  VanSickle 


R.  E.  Haswell 
C.  R.  Anderson 
C.  B.  Davis 
V.  L.  Krannert 
F.  E.  Schooley 

John  Schaefer 
John  Morse 
William  Spivey 
Edward  L.  Wilson 
W.  James  McEdwards 


Leiter  Flagg  Adams  C.  W.  Johnson  Wharfield  Courtney  Howell 

O.  L.  Davis  Watson  Krueger  Schooley  Sholis  Frederick  Maher  Taubeneck 

McEdwards  Hemminger  McFarland  Morse  VanSickle  Poor  W.  S.  Johnson 


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Whitson 


Shallene 


Stoolman 


McLeish 


Woodworth 


Rankin 


Sturdyvin 


Little 


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Sigma  Delta  Phi 


Founded,  University  of  Michigan,    1918 

To  encourage  interest  in 
Maria  Leonard,  A.M. 


Grace  Parkhill 
Milda  Shallene 
June  Whitson 
Stella  McLeish 


Beta  Chapter  Established   1920  Five  Active  Chapters 

more  general  participation  among  women  in  the  activities  of  the  art  of  speech 

FACULTY 

Severina  Nelson,  A.M.  Mary  Whiteford,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Loretta  Sturdyvin 
Neva  Louise  Little 
Ruth  Rankin 


Mable  Martin 
Kathryn  Browne 
Margaret  Baer 


Anne  Meierhofer 
Elizabeth  V.  Stoolman 
Virginia  Scott 
Cleda  Woodworth 


Sigma  Delta  Pi 


Founded,   University  of  California,   1919 

To  promote  a 


Arthur  Hamilton,  Ph.D. 
David  H.  Carnahan,  Ph.D. 
James  B.  Shaw,  D.Sc. 
Margaret  Carlock,  A.M. 
Mabel  Staudinger,  Ph.B.,  A.M. 


Ruth  Abrahamson 
Fred  J.  Berner 
Robert  Gelaya 
Irene  Ebeling 


Lambda  Chapter  Established  1926 

high  degree  of  interest  in  the  Spanish  language,  culture,  and  ideas 
FACULTY 


Fourteen  Active  Chapters 


Paul  Jacob,  Ph.D. 
William  S.  Robertson,  Ph.D. 
Olaf  K.  Lundeberg,  Ph.D. 
Frank  L.  Stevens,  D.Sc,  Ph.D. 


Marina  Briones,  Ph.D.,  A.M. 
McKendree  Petty,  A.M. 
Evelyn  McLain,  A.M. 
Margaret  Kidder,  A.M. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


M.  Evelyn  Hammett 
Mary  Kathryn  Kimball 
Eve  Lind 


Romena  Elizabeth  Wells 
Dicie  Ann  Moore 
M.  Pauline  Roney 


Lucy  M.  Puehler,  A.M. 
Hilario  Saenz,  A.M. 
George  Perrine,  A.M. 
John  Utley,  A.B. 
Jarvis  Burr  Burner,  A.M. 


Helen  C.  Stull 
Rita  Wylie 
John  Young 
Helen  Lopaz 


Saenz 


Carnahan  Hamilton 

Kimball  Wylie  Lind 

Ebeling  Hammett  Lopaz 


Celaya 
Roney 


Briones 


Lundeberg 
Moore  Stull 

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Abrahamson 


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Campbell 

Edmunds 

Whiteford 

Harper 

Vance 

Norwood 

Waddell 

Hickox 

McCall 

Schaefer 

Smith 

Anderson 

Jolley 

Harris 

Knox 

Hemming 

Springsted 

Leisenring 

Sigma  Iota  Epsilon 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1927 


Three  Active  Chapters 


To  arouse  a  greater  interest  in  industrial  management  and  to  provide  closer  contacts 
between  students,  business  executives,  and  faculty  leaders  interested  in  management  work 


Arthur  G.  Anderson,  M.S.,  C.E. 


James  D.  Knox 
John  T.  Schaefer 
Stanley  G.  Harris 
Richard  H.  Edmunds 
Jerry  W.  Smith 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1927 


Edward  John  Lake,  B.P. 
Egbert  Ernest  Nearpass,  B.P. 

Pilamalder  Roche 
Elizabeth  Baldwin 
Harlon  Bloomer 
Irvin  C.  Ulrey 
Eleanore  L.  Ballweg 
Mary  Bennett 


FACULTY 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Frank  J.  Waddell  Ben  I.  Norwood 

Burton  E.  Jolley  Barent  Springsted 

Clarence  S.  Hemming  John  G.  Leisenring 

Thomas  E.  McCall  Raymond  P.  Bruhnke 

Clifford  B.  Campbell  Lee  T.  Thompson 


Sketch  Club 

To  promote  the  study  of  fine  arts 

FACULTY 

Charles  Earl  Bradbury,  M.F.A.  Cecil  Vincent  Donovan,  B.P. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Harold  Bowen 
Loretta  R.  Flom 
John  D.  Lawson 
Wilbert  A.  Martin 
Jessie  Black 
Margaret  Chynoweth 


Cleonice  J.  Martin 
Glendon  Hodson 
Margaret  Schroeder 
Ernest  B.  Freed 
Martin  Glover 
Dorothy  Diehl 


Merten  J.  Mandeville,  M.S. 


Lee  Hickox 
Carl  J.  Harper 
Donald  E.  Vance 
Robert  B.  Whiteford 
Lung  Chung 


One  Active  Chapter 


A.  Marie  Anderson,  A.M. 


Stella  T.  E.  Tylor 
Helen  Slepicka 
Doris  Kessler 
Helen  Price 
Mable  Blair 
Joe  E.  Hubbard 


Nearpass  Bloomer  Lawson  Freed  Bowen  W.  Martin  Bradbury  Lake 

C.  Martin  Ballweg  Diehl  Black  Flom 

Price  Blair  Bennett  Kessler  Chynoweth  Slepicka  Schroeder 


Glover 


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Burglund  Allen  McCullin  Bodwell  Parsons  Croysdale  Abel  Wang 

Foreen  Ramer  Wiegand  Pennington  Bayles  Pride  Kaminky 

Rockman  Cronin  Gougler  Engerude  Orner  Eastman  Horning 


Synton 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1925 


C.  T.  Knipp,  Ph.D. 

D.  G.  Bourgin,  Ph.D. 


J.  C.  Bayles 
H.  C.  Heaton 
I.  A.  Rockman 
A.  E.  Abel 
F.  T.  Eastman 
O.  Kaminky 
W.  F.  Ridgeway 
L.  G.  Croysdale 


Alpha  Chapter 

National  Professional  Radio  Fraternity 


FACULTY 

M.  F.  Sullivan,  Lt.  U.S.A. 
J.  T.  Tykociner,  E.E. 


L.  C.  Parsons,  Captain  U.S.A. 
H.  Engerud,  Lt.  U.S.A. 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

C.  F.  Schultz  C.  B.  Long 

W.  N.  Cronin  R.  L.  Gougler 

R.  J.  Orner  D.  J.  Pennington 

H.  A.  Wenzel  F.  H.  Van  Doren 

R.  F.  Allen  G.  W.  Bodwell 

H.  V.  Foreen  E.  W.  Horning 

J.  P.  McCullin  E.  W.  Pride 

K.  R.  Sanders  T.  J.  Wang 


Four  Active  Chapters 


C.  F.  Green,  Ph.D. 


A.  Mabon 
N.  L.  Jacklin 
L.  G.  Ramer 
W.  P.  Burglund 
D.  L.  Humm 
D.  E.  Wiegand 
W.  E.  Phillips 


Helen  H.  Peffer,  A.M. 


Gertrude  F.  Stanton 
Helen  F.  Spaulding 
Lillian  C.  Swanson 
Mildred  M.  Shuman 


Theta  Sigma  Phi 

Founded,  University  of  Washington,   1909 

To  foster  interest  in  Journalism  as  a  profession  for  women 

FACULTY 
Helen  M.  Rand,  A.M. 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 

Louane  Ford  Ruth  Conklin 

Mary  J.  Bunting  Dorothy  A.  Schenkel 

Eleanor  L.  Barkman  Dora  B.  Ireland 


Alice  E.  Fritschle,  A.B. 


Betty  Hinkle 
Mabel  E.  Chappelle 
Mildred  C.  Allen 
Louise  C.  Babel 


Barkman 
Swanson 


Shuman 
Conklin 


Bunting 
Ford 


Schenkel 
Hinkle 


Allen 
Spalding 


Babel 
Chappelle 


Ireland 
Stanton 


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Morris 


McCarty 


Hertz  Brown 

Stevens  Schermerhorn 

Hendricks  Rogers 


Arford  Simonds 

Baer  Sun 

DeSelm 


Illk 


Founded,  University  of  Illinois,  1922 


Paul  A.  Burt 


Wesley  Players 

To  promote  the  drama  in  religious  education 

HONORARY  MEMBERS 
Mrs.  Paul  A.  Burt  Prof.  Lloyd  Morey 

MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Leon  F.  Simmonds 
Fred  H.  Morris 
Wayne  S.  Hertz 
John  L.  Brown 


Julia  Stevens 
Margaret  Baer 
Carrol  Arford 
Ruth  Schermerhorn 


John  McCarty 
Oliver  Sun 

Marguerite  Hendricks 
Delia  Mae  Rogers 


Eight  Active  Chapters 


Mrs.  Lloyd  Morey 


L.  S.  Lindstrom 
Ethel  Illk 
Charlotte  DeSelm 


Women's  Cosmopolitan  Club 

Founded,  University  of  Wisconsin,   1903 

To  cultivate  social  and  intellectual  intercourse  among  women  of  different  nationalities,  to  promote 
scholarship  and  character  among  its  members,  and  to  foster  the  spirit  of  universal  brotherhood 


MEMBERS  IN  UNIVERSITY 


Ruth  Abrahamson 
Alex  Allen 
Angela  Gioconda 
Ruth  Beedle 
Emily  Delley 
Margaret  Kidder 
Lucy  Puehler 
Evelyn  Romer 
Angela  Santos 
Louise-  Schott 
Martha  Simon 
Catherine  Steele 
Soledad  Villaneuva 
Naomi  Fleming 


Marrie  Killinger 
Suzanne  Kissel 
Julianna  Kozma 
Annemarie  Krause 
Helen  Lopez 
Margaret  McGlothline 
Rovinia  Miller 
Angelina  Pietrangeli 
Esther  Caldwell 
Ruth  Caldwell 
Mrs.  Mabel  Carlock 
Mrs.  J.  D.  Fitz-Gerald 
Margaret  Carlock 
Mrs.  S.  E.  Glenn 


Mrs.  Alice  Hamilton 
Mrs.  Wilma  Cox 
Mrs.  W.  F.  Schultz 
Mrs.  V.  E.  Shelford 
Mrs.  J.  T.  Tykociner 
Mrs.  Kunz 

Mrs.  A.  R.  Kienholtz 
Mrs.  R.  R.  Kudo 
Mrs.  Harry  Levy 
Mrs.  Oliver 
Helen  Pesci 
Jean  Nowakowski 
Anne  Tuvada 
Irene  Jacobs 


Beatrice  Bedard 
Isabel  Balthazard 
Marian  Moore 
Mrs.  Jones 
Anne  Jones 
Frederica  Claison 
Dorothy  Husseman 
Guinevere  Stanley 
Marjorie  Washburn 
Alice  Hessler 
Marjorie  Rodier 
Lois  Shelford 
Linda  Fitz-Gerald 
Genevieve  Dixon 


Kosma  Shelford  Kelley  Claison  Balthazard  Breuillard  Oliver 

Tykociner  Krause  Washburn  Hussemann  Kissel  Romer  Pietrangeli  Stanlay 

Abrahansom  Bedard  Shelford  Moore  Jones  Pesci  Gioconda  Beedle  Jacobs 

McGlothline  Rodier  Lopez  Tavada  Fitz-Gerald  Huntzington  Miller  Fitz-Gerald  Santos 


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"0^  My,"  said  the  prof  when  his  finals  were 
served. 

"Such  popularity  must  be  deserved." 

Could  you  ivalk  a  mile 
While  studying  style? 

Are  you  satisfied,  in  a  way? 
With  Everwear  Coats 
And  hot  rolled  Oats 

You'd  have  more  pep  today. 

This  saying's  as  pure  as  Norubadub  Flakes, 
What  a  whale  of  a  difference  Loyalty  makes. 


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ENTIRE  FOURTH 

FLOOR 

430  North 
Michigan 

CHICAGO 


AN  OUTSTANDING 
FIGURE  IN  CHICAGO'S 
PHOTOGRAPHIC  WORLD 


lORTRAITS  by  Paul 
Stone-Raymor,  Ltd.,  are  im- 
bued with  a  subtle  quality 
of  distinction  which  sets 
them  apart  from  the  ordinary 
.  .  .  they  possess  a  charming 
"something"  . . .  Portraits . . . 
striking  in  cleverness  .  .  . 
typical  of  the  unusual  .  .  . 
some  daring  .  .  .  others  con- 
ventionally modern.  Mr. 
Stone  enjoys  an  enviable 
reputation  as  an  artist  ...  a 
reputation  which  is  the  re- 
sult of  1  5  years  of  fixed  in- 
tent ...  to  make  the  finest 
portraits  for  a  clientele 
which  places  quality  before  price  ...  he  knows  feminine  and  masculine  requirements  in 
the  art  of  "taking"  and  he  and  his  clever  staff  of  artists  constitute  the  acme  of  perfection 
in  their  line.  .  .  .  One  with  an  eye  for  beauty  cannot  look  over  Mr.  Stone  s  collection  of 
prints  without  realizing  the  "difference"  .  .  .  portraits  that  express  charm  and  individual- 
ity ..  .  no  matter  what  sort  of  a  picture  is  desired  .  .  .  whether  the  season  s  smartest 
debutante  .  .  .  society's  leading  matron,  college  youth  or  miss,  business  man  or  celebrity 
.  .  .  the  name  Paul  Stone-Raymor,  Ltd.,  stands  for  the  extraordinary  .  .  .  Chicago  admirers 
of  the  unusual  are  most  enthusiastic  in  their  praise  of  the  results  obtained. 


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Index  to  Advertisers 


American  Cabinet  Co 614 

Anheuser-Busch 646 

Arcus  Ticket  Company 626 

Armstrong  Bros.  Tool  Co 644 

Associated  Military  Stores 641 

Atchison,  Topeka,  and  Santa  Fe  Railway  Co 636 

Beich,  P.  F.,  and  Co 627 

Besly,  Charles  H.,  and  Co y 620 

Brooks  Bros 641 

Bryant  Stratton  Business  College 624 

Cable  Piano  Co 620 

Chicago  Hardware  Foundry.  .  : 628 

Chicago  Bridge  and  Iron  Works 642 

Chicago  Medical  Book  Co 630 

Clayton  Uniform  Co 634 

Commonwealth  Edison  Co ■ 618 

Coon-Sanders    649 

Crane  Co : 629 

Crofoot-Nielson  Co 614 

Davis  &  Kreeger 620 

Dearborn  Chemical  Co 622 

Deere  &  Co 623 

Dixie  Music  House 616 

E  &  W  Clothing  House 634 

Frame,  C.  L.,  Dental  Supply  Co 621 

GasthofT,  E.  W.,  &  Co 636 

Hall,  W.  F.,  Printing  Co 630 

Hartman  Printing  Co 628 

Harvard  Co 638 

Hotel  Nelson 618 

Hoyt  Studio 624 

Illinois  Bell  Telephone  Co 636 

Illinois  Power  &  Light  Corporation 640 

Illinois  Terminal  System 640 

Illini  Club  of  Chicago 638 


Kuhn,  Jos.,  &  Co. 619 

Lewis  &  Rocca 632 

Lyon  &  Healy 632 

Mansionette  Corporation 637 

Manz  Corporation 645 

Mayer,  Frank  B.,  Hotel  Corp 615 

Medart,  Fred,  Mfg.  Co 646 

Mehring  &  Hanson  Co 614 

Missouri-Pacific  Lines 647 

Molloy,  David  J.,  Co    633 

Moser  Business  College 622 

Mueller  Co 626 

Mueller,  V.,  Co ' 644 

National  Theatres 643 

Nelson,  Bert  C 630 

Oakford  &  Fahnestock 626 

Raymor,  Paul  Stone,  Studios .612 

Ritter  Dental  Co 617 

Ruhm.  Phosphate  and  Chemical  Co 628 

Schmidt  Costume  and  Wig  Co 638 

Simpson,  F.  H,  Co 624 

Spinner  Bros .- 648 

Stein,  Charles  Frederick 635 

Streator  Clay  Mfg.  Co 632 

Strom  Steel  Ball  Co 642 

U.  S.  Smelting  Furnace  Co 644 

Victor  Adding  Machine  Co 616 

Victor  X-Ray  Corporation 618 

Wayne,  H.  L.,  Co 641 

Weber  Studio 634 

Webster  Hotel 625 

Western  Brick  Co. .... . 616 

Westinghouse  Electric  Corp .• 631 

White,  S.  S.,  Dental  Co 639 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  Hotel  of  Chicago 622 


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EATING  m  COOLING 


POWER      PLANT 


ENTILAT1 


PIPE 


E  L  D  I  N 


EFRIGERATI 


162  N.  CLINTON  ST. 
CHICAGO,   ILLINOI 


205  Wacker  Drive 
Tel.  Randolph  3341 


Branch  Offices 
307  N.   Michigan  Blvd. 

Tel.  State  7046 
24  E.  Van  Buren  St. 
334  S.  Wabash  Ave. 

Tel.  Harrison  8133 


ARTIST  AND  DRAWING 
MATERIALS 

BLUE  PRINTING,  BLACK  PRINTING, 
BLUE  LINE   AND   COLOR   PRINTING 


Special  Service,  Always  Speed  and  Results.      Big  Floor  Space 
and  Equipment  for  Rush  Orders 


TELEPHONE  STATE  2870 

CROFOOT, 
NIELSEN  &, 
COMPANY 

BLUE  PRINTERS 


14  N.  Franklin  St. 


CHICAGO 


Your 
Professional  Success 

T  S  of  the  greatest  importance  to  you  and 
■*-  depends  to  a  large  degree  upon  your  equip- 
ment. 

You  surely  want  to  start  right,  and  the  suc- 
cessful dentists  of  today  will  tell  you  that  their 
equipment  was  largely  responsible  for  their  suc- 
cess, and  that  American  Dental  Cabinets  can  not 
be  surpassed. 

Our  goods  can  be  purchased  from  the  dealer 
in  combination  with  chair,  engine,  unit,  and  in 
fact  a  complete  outfit ;  on  one  contract ;  on  easy 
monthly  payments. 

We  will  demonstrate  our  line  in  your  city  and 
hope  to  see  every  member  of  the  senior  class. 

THE  AMERICAN  CABINET  CO. 

Two  Rivers,  Wis. 


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NEW  HOTEL  BEARDSLEY 


$100,000 


Just  Invested  in  New  Furnishings  and  Fixtures 


When  you  stay  at  a  hotel  you  expect  to  be  able  to  rest  and 
entertain  your  friends  with   the  assurance  of  comfort  and 

convenince. 

The  NEW  BEARDSLEY  offers  in  addition  to  new  and 
modern  equipment,  highest  class  service,  including  dining- 
room  service,  quietness  not  usually  iound  in  hotels,  access- 
ibility to  the  business  district  and  the  University  Campus, 
as  well  as  a  management  ever  willing  to  help  make  your 
visit  in  the  community  a  pleasant  and  delightful  one. 

Our  guests  and  their  personal  comforts  are  our  chief  con- 
sideration. 

Advance  reservations  are  respected  and  held  until  the  last 

possible  minute. 


For  Reservations,  Write 

THE  NEW  HOTEL  BEARDSLEY 

NEIL  and  HILL  STREETS  CHAMPAIGN,  ILL. 


Mayer  Hotel  Co.,  Operators 


MAYER  HOTEL,  Peoria 


MECCA  HOTEL,  Cleveland 


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WESTERN  BRICK 
COMPANY 

Danville,  Illinois 

FACING  BRICK  COMMON  BRICK 

HOLLOW  TILE 

FEATHERWEIGHT  BUILDING  UNITS 

"WESTERN  HAYDITE,  the 
Light  Weight  Aggregate," 


MORRIS  L. 

HECKER 
COMPANY 

CHAMPAIGN,  ILL. 

Sales  Representatives  for  Champaign  and  Urbana 


We  have  been  serving 
BANDS  and  BANDSMEN 
Since  1902 


We  still  have 

our  1902  Customers 


THE 


Dixie  Music  House 

320  S.  WABASH  AVE.       CHICAGO 


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CAN  BE  AUTOMATIC  IN 
ALL  YOUR  CALCULATIONS 
THROUGH  THE  TEARS  - 

VICTOR 

Standard  Adding  Machines 


World-wide  Sales  and  Service 


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now    boasts    of    a    new    and    truly    magnificent    Civic    Opera 
House — a  42-story   edifice  which  is  but  one  of  many  build- 
ings   typifying    Chicago's    progressive    spirit,    and    relying    upon 
EDISON   SERVICE   for   its   electrical    requirements. 

Commonwealth  Edison  Compaq? 

The  Central  Station  Seroinp Chicago 


HOTEL   NELSON 


Plan  your  trip 
with  an  overnight  stop  at 

ROCKFORD,  ILLINOIS 

365  Rooms 
3  Popular  Restaurants 


NOTED    FOR    COMFORTABLE    BEDS 
AND    DELICIOUS    FOOD 


OF  COURSE 

you'll  want  your  own  x-ray  unit 


FREQUENT  use  of  the  x-ray  is  one  of  the  ways 
by  which  the  public  is  learning  to  distinguish 
the  progressive  dentist.  More  and  more  the 
leaders  in  the  profession  are  installing  their  own 
x-ray  units. 

The  Victor  CDX  Dental  X-Ray  Unit  has  been 
a  great  factor  in  creating  this  vogue  for  individual 
ownership.  The  Victor  CDX  hangs  suspended 
from  the  wall.  It  is  electrically  safe.  Both  trans- 
former and  tube,  insulated  in  oil,  are  enclosed  in 
the  tube  head.  There  is  no  high  tension  current 
exposed  anywhere.  You  and  your  patient  can 
touch  the  CDX  anywhere  while  it  is  in  operation. 
There  is  no  danger  of  shock. 

Let  us  send  you  the  facts  drawn  from  the  ex- 
perience of  successful  practitioners  about  this 
modern  unit.  It  makes  radiography  almost  as 
simple  as  photography.  As  you  start  out,  you  can- 
not afford  to  be  without  this  important  tool  of  your 
profession.Write  us  about  monthly  payment  plan. 

GENERAL  ||  ELECTKIC 
.HON 

Chicago, III.. U.S.  A. 


2012  Jacksoa  Boulevard 


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JOS.    KUHN    &    CO.,   THE    STORE    FOR    ILLINOIS    MEN 


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NEW  STYLES! 

NEW  COLORS! 

NEW  PATTERNS! 

and   the    season's   greatest    values   in 
SOCIETY  BRAND  CLOTHES 

See  the  new  university  styles.  No  frills.  Nothing  stiff 
or  stagey.  Just  models  that  have  every  feature  of  the 
correct  college  cut. 

Fine  hand  tailoring — equalled  by  only  a  few  of  the 
leading  custom  tailors.  Sturdy,  luxurious  woolens. 
And  the  values  cannot  be  duplicated  anywhere  in 
clothes  of  like  quality. 

JOS.  KUHN  &  CO. 

33-35-37  MAIN  ST., CHAMPAIGN, ILL. 

IT'S    THE    CUT    OF    YOUR    CLOTHES    THAT    COUNTS 


Page  619 


The  Besly  Catalog  so 

is  a  Complete  Library  of  The  Latest  and 
Best  in  Mechanical  Tools  and  Equipment 


For  fifty  years  the  leading  engi' 
neering  colleges  and  institutions 
have  found  Besly  a  dependable 
source  of  supply  for  their  re- 
quirements. 


MACHINISTS1  MILL  and  RAIL- 
ROAD SUPPLIES.  BRASS,  COP- 
PER and  BRONZE;  IN  SHEETS, 
RODS,  WIRE  and  TUBES. 


CHARLES  H. 
BESLY  &  COMPANY 

118-124  N.  Clinton  St.,  CHICAGO 

Works:  BELOIT,  WISCONSIN 


Telephones 
Wentworth  0722-0723 


DAVIS  &  KREEGER 


ESTABLISHED  1S86 


Dealers  in 

PAINTS  &  WALL  PAPER 

Decorators   and  Contractors    in 
PAINTING  WGLAZING 


211-213  W.  Sixty-Third  Street 

Near  Went  north  Avenue 
CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS 


U. 


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Ov/  Fraternities  and 
Sororities  in  Champaign 
and  Urbana  have  pur- 
chased their  instruments 
from  Cable's — a  fact  of 
which  we  are  very  proud. 


"COR  the  home  .  .  .  the  Studio  .  .  .  the 
■*-  Concert  Stage — Conover  Pianos  are  the 
choice  of  music  lovers  everywhere.  Distinc 
tive  in  tone,  charming  in  line  and  finish,  they 
are  styled  for  the  modern  taste. 


At  Cable's  you  can  compare  all  the  great 
Radios  side-by-side — Victor,  Erla,  Cable  Sky- 
Vox,  R.  C.  A.  Radiola,  and  others.  Our  fifty 
years1  experience  as  a  Music  House  is  your 
guarantee  of  finest  quality  and  service. 


CABLE  PIANO  COMPANY 

41  MAIN  STREET  CHAMPAIGN,  ILL. 

Chicago  Headquarters — Wabash  and  Jackson 


COMPLETE    LINE    OF    PIANOS,    PHONOGRAPHS,   RADIOS    AND    MUSICAL    MERCHANDISE;    ALSO    VICTOR    RECORDS 


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'VERY  young  man  who  is  about  to  establish  a  dental 
office  pictures  himself  enjoying  a  successful  practice 
amid  pleasant  surroundings  and  operating  with  modern 
equipment. 

Before  this  can  be  brought  about  finances  must  be  ar- 
ranged  and  a  location  selected.  Perhaps  plans  will  have 
to  be  drawn  and  the  office  remodeled  to  suit  the  future 
occupant.  Interior  decorations  and  furnishings  that  har- 
moniz,e  with  the  equipment  will  have  to  be  selected. 
Then  comes  the  installation  of  the  equipment,  the  send- 
ing out  of  announcements  and  the  adoption  of  a  prac- 
tical  method  of  record  keeping  and  accounting.  During 
the  past  twenty  years  our  organisation  has  been  chiefly 
engaged  in  helping  our  clients  solve  problems  such  as 
these.  We  would  be  pleased  to  serve  you  in  a  similar 
capacity. 

C.  L.  FRAME  DENTAL  SUPPLY  CO. 

17th  Floor,  Mailers  Bldg.  (Main  Store) 
21st  Floor,  Medical  and  Dental  Arts  Bldg.  ft  6331  S.  Halsted  St.  ft  18th  Floor,  Pittsfield  Bldg. 


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'The  Business  College  with  a 
University  Atmosphere" 

PREPARE  for  a  business  career  at  the  only 
Business  College  in  the  West  which  re- 
quires every  student  to  be  at  least  a  four-year 
High  School  graduate. 

Beginning  on  the  first  of  April,  July,  October, 
and  January,  we  conduct  a  special,  complete, 
intensive,  three-months'  course  in 
stenography  which  is  open  to 

College  Graduates  and 
Undergraduates  Only 

Enrollments  for  this  course  must  be  made 
before  the  opening  day — preferably  some  time 
in  advance,  to  be  sure  of  a  place  in  the  class. 
Stenography  opens  the  way  to  independence, 
and  is  a  very  great  help  in  any  position  in 
life.  The  ability  to  take  shorthand  notes  of 
lectures,  sermons,  conversation,  and  in  many 
other  situations  is  a  great  asset. 

BULLETIN  ON  REQUEST 
No    Solicitors    Employed 

PAUL  MOSER,  J.  D.  Ph.  B.,  President 

116  South  Michigan  Avenue 
Randolph  4347  12th  Floor  Chicago,  Illinois 

In  the  Day  School  Girls  Only  are  Enrolled 


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INDUSTRIAL  CHEMISTRY 

IN  ITS  WORK  SHOP-. 

View  of  the  balance  room  of  the  new  Dearborn 
Laboratories.  The  major  activities  of  this  company 
touch  on  scientific  correction  of  boiler  water  trou- 
bles, rust  prevention  and  lubrication — and  the  chief 
executives  of  the  company  are  "Illini." 

DEARBORN  CHEMICAL  COMPANY 

310  South  Michigan  Avenue  Chicago 

Offices  Throughout  the  World 


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Convenient 
for  Students 

University  0/Illinois 

SCHOOL  OF  DENTISTRY 
SCHOOL  OF  MEDICINE 

Service  Features 

BARBER  SHOP 

TAILOR  SHOP 

RESIDENCE  HALLS 

HANDBALL  COURTS 

SODA  FOUNTAIN 

GYMNASIUM 

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CAFETERIA 


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LL  the  way  from  England, 
i  across  the  Atlantic  by  steam- 
ship, up  the  Mississippi  and  Illinois 
rivers  by  steamboat,  overland  by  wag- 
on 40  miles  to  the  blacksmith  shop 
of  John  Deere  in  the  little  frontier 
village — thus  had  come  the  steel. 
It  was  a  notable  event  to  the  pio- 
neer villagers  and  farmers. 
They  were  all  talking  about  the 
shipment. 

Steel  was  scarce  and  high  priced. 
For  a  hundred  years  there  had  been 
no  improvement  over  the  slow,cost- 
lyHuntsman  processof  makingsteel. 
It  was  years  before  the  coming  of  the 
Bessemer  process,  the  Siemens-Martin 
process  and  the  open-hearth  process. 

England,  with  an  annual  output  of 
less  than  50,000  tons,  controlled  the 
steel  markets  of  the  world. 

In  young  America,  no  dependable 
source  of  good  steel  was  available  at 
any  price. 

But  John  Deere,  foreseeing  the 
importance  of  his  steel  plows,  had 
worked  out  his  specifications  and 
ordered  plow  steel  from  England. 
From  a  broken  mill-saw  blade  he 


had  built  the  world's  first  successful 
steel  plow,  in  1837.  For  a  few  years 
he  had  made  plows  from  saw  blades 
and  other  products  gathered  from  all 
accessible  points.  He  wanted  a 
source  of  supply  in  keeping  with  his 
vision  of  a  wilderness  conquered  by 
the  steel  plow. 

And  here  was  the  steel  ready  for  his 
craftsmanship;  steel  that  cost  more 
than  $300  a  ton  delivered;  slabs  of 
steel  from  each  of  which  this  ener- 
getic young  blacksmith  could  cut 
material  for  six  moldboards  and 
shares  —  the  first  shipment  of  plow 
steel  from  a  steel-maker  to  a  plow- 
maker  since  the  world  began! 
Gone  was  the  uncertainty  of  depend- 
ing upon  old  sawblades  for  plow  bot- 
toms. No  longer  would  there  be 
the  crudities  of  construction  due  to 
improvised  material. 


Here  was  the  highestgradesteelthat 
could  be  secured  for  making  plows 
— steel  rolled  to  the  exact  specifi- 
cations of  John  Deere — good,  thick 
steel  that  enabled  John  Deere  to 
make  better  plows,  in  much  greater 
quantities  each  day. 
Thus  was  the  second  great  step 
taken  in  the  steel-plow  industry — 
a  step  that  ranked  in  importance 
with  the  building  of.  the  first  steel 
plow  by  John  Deere  in  1837. 

Steel  for  John  Deere  plows !  It  is  easy 
to  get  today.  Great  steel  mills  of 
America  produce  it,  with  all  of  the 
latest  methodsof  manufacture.  One 
sees  its  bright  reflection  of  the  sun 
from  moldboard  and  share,  in  all  sec- 
tions where  plowmen  go  afield  with 
steel  plows — a  shining  light  that  tells 
of  the  spirit  of  progress  of  the  black- 
smith who  founded  the  steel-plow 
industry  and  the  John  Deere  organ- 
ization which  manufactures  and 
distributes  to  all  parts  of  the  world 
quality  equipment  for  every  farm- 
ing operation. 


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As  Growers'  Sales  Agent 

F.  H.  SIMPSON  CO. 

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Discriminating  People  Have 
Their  Portraits  of  Distinction 


Made  by 

The  Hoyt  Studio 

Kenneth  Eugene  Frederick,  Portrait  Artist 

623  E.  Green  St. 
CHAMPAIGN 


The  only  studio  in  the  Twin  Cities  Using 

Hollywood  lights  and  True  Tone  Material 

Exclusively. 


Biyant^Stratton 

C  O^iJL  E  G  E 

Offers    Special    Summer    Secretarial    Course    to    College    Students 

SECRETARIAL  TRAINING  enables  you  to  learn  the  business  from  an  executive 
who  knows  the  business.  As  Secretary  to  such  a  man  you  are  in  intimate  touch 
with  all  the  activities  of  the  organization  and  immediately  associated  with  the  person 
who  has  the  power  to  advance  you  to  a  higher  place. 

This  Summer  Course  enables  you  to  continue  college  and  equips  you  to  EARN  part 
or  all  your  way,  or  it  gives  you  a  three  months'  advantage  toward  business  success  as 
compared  with  students  starting  in  the  Fall. 


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Phone  Randolph  1575 


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BELDEN-STRATFORD  HOTEL 

EDWARD    SMITH,  Manager 

WEBSTER  HOTEL    »    »    » 

GEO.  W.  CLAUSSEN,  Manager 

PARKWAY  HOTEL    »    »    » 

J.  S.  NILES,  Manager 


A  "FRONT  YARD"  more  beautiful  than  any 
t  \  other  Chicago  location  boasts  . . .  Lincoln 
Park  at  your  door  .  .  .  with  all  its  recreational 
facilities,  its  lovely  lawns  and  gardens  .  .  .  and 
then  the  Lake!  Rooms,  suites  or  complete  apart- 
ments .  .  .  individual  homes  of  many  sizes  and 
arrangements.  Ideal  for  "summer  bachelors77.  .  . 
a  safe,  wholesome,  healthful  environment  for 
families  with  children.  Hotels  of  distinction,  with 
service  of  the  highest  order.  And  restaurants  of 
many  types,  with  table  d'hote  or  a  la  carte  service 
and  excellent  food.  Truly  the  place  to  make  your 
home  ...  no  matter  what  your  living  require- 
ments may  be. 


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Splendid  facilities  for  large  or  small  private  par- 
ties. Catering  under  direction  of  Arnold  Shircliffe 


» 


FRED  M.  CROSBY,  General  Manager 


2100  to  2300  Lincoln  Park  West 


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BLUE  RIBBON 

Fine  Quality  Foods 
♦  AT  YOUR  GROCER  ♦ 


ARCUS 


®  Guaranteed  (® 


TICKETS 

are  used  yearly  in  U.  of  I.  and  other  leading 
universities  for 

FOOTBALL 
BASKET  BALL 
TRACK  and  other 
ATHLETIC  EVENTS 

Coaches,  managers,  and  all  others  who  have 
anything  to  do  with  Tickets  appreciate  the 
promptness  of  ARCUS  SERVICE. 

"Ticketing"  the  largest  stadium  has  no  "ter- 
rors" for  our  experienced  organization 

THE  ARCUS  TICKET  CO. 

348  N.  Ashland  Ave.,  Chicago 


The 


ZCHESTERFIELD" 


'RUE  to  the 
modern  trend  and  in 
harmony  with  the 
present  day  bath- 
room ensemble. 


Designed  and  Manufactured  by 

MUELLER     CO.,    DECATUR,   ILL 

(SINCE     1  857) 

Canadian  Factory:  MUELLER.  Ltd.,  Sarnia 

Branches  in  principal  marketing  areas 


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The  Epicure  Assortment 

In  each  pound  package, 
three  trays  of  delightful 
candy.  A  convenience 
that  added  to  excellence 
makes  Epicure  Assort- 
ment the  choice  of  the 
discriminating  everywhere 


CHARM 

Charm  in  taste  so  evident  in 
Beich  s  Candies  is  the  result 
of  keeping  pace  with  the  de- 
sires and  modes  of  the  day. 

Candy  so  good  is  sure  to 
please  —  say     Bikes. 


BEICH'S 

CANDI  ES 


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hardware 

FOUNDRY 


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YEARBOOKS 

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ENGRAVING 

EMBOSSING 

PROCESS 
COLOR  WORK 

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PRINTING 


HARTMAN 
PRINTING 
COMPANY 

H.  L.  WILLIAMSON,  President 

219  South  Fourth  Street 
Springfield  -  -  -  Illinois 


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RUHM'S   LIME   PHOSPHATE 

One  fertilizer  a  farmer  can  use  with  profit  and  still  leave  his  farm 

better  than  he  found  it 


AS  demonstrated  by  Dr.  Cyril  G.  Hopkins,  of  the  University  of  Illinois,  this 
l  natural  form  of  finely  ground  phosphate  is  the  cheapest  and  most 
efficient  source  of  phosphoric  acid  for  Illinois  farms. 


HASTENS  MATURITY 


INCREASES  YIELDS 


IMPROVES  QUALITY 


Ruhm  Phosphate  and  Chemical  Co. 


(Producers  since  1897) 


MT.  PLEASANT 


TENNESSEE 


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EVEN  Sarah  Bernhardt,  who  threatened  to  sue  a 
hotel  because  an  uninviting  bathroom  spoiled 
her  day  and  her  evening  performance,  would  have 
been  charmed  by  the  beauty  of  this  typical  Crane 
room.  Even  the  most  frugal  will  be  delighted  by  the 
economy  with  which  this  beauty  is  here  offered  to 
American  home  builders.  The  Corwith  bath  with 
overhead  shower,  the  Norwich  lavatory,  the  Santon 
closet,  all  new  fixtures  full  of  character,  cost  no  more 
than  clumsy  ones.  The  fixtures  can  be  had  in  any  one 


of  a  dozen  delicate  hues,  with  only  a  fraction  added 
to  the  complete  cost  of  a  bathroom.  The  decorations 
. . .  linoleum  for  the  floor,  canvased  wainscot,  papered 
walls  .  .  .  actually  can  be  had  for  less  than  a  stereo- 
typed room.  For  a  book  of  beautiful  rooms,  one 
of  which  may  exactly  fit  your  taste,  purse,  and 
house,  write  for  Bathrooms  for  Out-of-the-Ordinary 
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The  man  who  secures  these  good  things  for  others  through  life  insurance  AT 
THE  SAME  TIME  guarantees  to  himself  a  comfortable,  independent,  and 
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WHAT  YOUNGER  COLLEGE  MEN  ARE  DOING  WITH  WESTINGHOUSE 


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Special  cars  were  needed  .  .  . 

railway  tracks  had  to  be  lowered,  to  handle 
the  transformers  these  men  built 


At  conowingo, Maryland, 
J~\.  is  the  second  largest 
hydro  -  electric  development 
in  the  world.  Power  gener- 
ated there  at  220,000  volts 
will  be  fed  into  lower  volt- 
age transmission  lines  of 
the  Public  Service  Electric 
and  Gas  Company  at  Rose- 
land,  near  Newark,  New 
Jersey. 

The  transformers  that  will 
perform  this  transfer  of  energy 
are  physically  the  largest  ever 
built,  for  their  capacity  is  suffi- 
cient to  serve  the  home  light- 
ing needs  ofa  city  of  a  million 
people.  Four  in  number,  each 
is  larger  than  a  house,  weighs 
when  empty  as  much  as  a  large 
locomotive  and  holds  three 


tank  cars  of  oil.  Four  specially 
built  railway  cars  and  fifty- 
two  standard  cars  of  various 
types  were  required  to  trans- 
port them  from  the  factoty  to 
the  job.  At  one  point  the  rail- 
way tracks  had  to  be  lowered 
so  the  units  would  clear  an 
overhead  viaduct,  so  great 
was  their  size. 

When  spectacular  jobs  like 
this  come  up  it  is  natural 
that  they  go  to  an  institution 
like  Westinghouse.  Pioneers 
in  electrical  development, 
Westinghouse  engineers 
often  know  the  thrill  of 
achieving  the  "impossible" 
in  seeing  their  work 

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E.  W.  TIPTON 
University  of 

Kansas  '25 

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Commercial    Design 


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Ohio  State  Univer- 
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University  of  Minne-     University  of  Pitts-         University  of 
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Molloy  >>MoiLOYMADpf  Made 

The  COVER  on  this  book 

is  the  product  of  an  organization 

of  specialists  whose  sole  work  is 

the  creation  of  unusual  covers  for 

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The  Intelligent 


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CHARLES  FREDERICK  STEIN  is  an  exponent  of  the  art  of 
building  the  finest  of  grand  pianos.  He  aims  to  make  an  instrument 
as  close  as  humanly  possible  to  perfection.  His  apparent  prodigality 
in  the  selection  of  materials,  and  in  the  expenditure  of  labor  has 
earned  marked  favor  among  those  who  understand,  appreciate,  and 
demand  the  ultimate  in  tonal  perfection. 

The  owning  of  a  CHARLES  FREDERICK  STEIN 
grand  piano  is  a  coveted  mark,  of  distinction. 


Factory  and  Offices 

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MY  KINGDOM  FOR 
A  TELEPHONE! 

1\T  TIMES  of  danger,  sudden  illness  or 
fire  you  need  a  telephone  and  need  it  badly. 
Why  not  have  an  extension  telephone  right 
at  your  bedside !  With  it,  you  are  master  of 
any  emergency  that  might  arise  during  the 
night.  It's  a  comforting  assurance  to  know 
that  help  is  constantly  at  your  finger  tips. 

When  the  occasional  late  call  demands  that 
you  awaken  and  answer  the  telephone,  an 
extension  enables  you  to  do  it  without  get- 
ting out  of  bed !  Extension  telephones  pro- 
vide that  additional  convenience  which  is 
necessary  to  every  comfortable  home. 

Telephone  extensions  also  have  their  place 
in  other  rooms.  They  save  time  and  steps 
for  every  one  in  your  home.  Your  telephones 
are  twenty- four  hour  a  day  servants — always 
ready  to  serve  you. 


Call  Our  Business  Office 

Illinois  Bell  Telephone  Company 

bell  system 

one  policy  — one  system  — universal  service 


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Grand  Canyon  National  Park  is  in  Arizona,  is  earth's  scenic  wonder.  It 
is  the  titan  of  chasms.    On  your  SANTA  FE  way  to  or  from  California. 


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Mansionette  Homes 

Are  Now  Available  to  All! 

THIS  announcement  is  of  vital  importance  to  all  owners  of  vacant  building  lots.     No  longer  need  your  residential  vacant 
lot  be  a  liability.    Make  it  pay  you  dividends!    Here's  how.  ' 

The  Mansion*?//*?  Corporation,  a  National  institution,  is  now  extending  its  unique  home  building  service  to  vacant  lot 
owners  in  the  five  central  states.  Architect-certified  Mansion*?//*?/  are  available  to  everyone.  From  modest  homes  of  $5,000 
to  the  rambling  $50,000  mansion,  all  of  the  same  paramount  Mansion*?//*?  quality,  can  be  built  on  your  own  lot  on  conven- 
ient terms ;  you  can  pay  same  as  rent.  Each  Mansion*?//*?,  no  matter  how  small,  is  an  individual  architectural  creation  and  the 
construction  on  each  is  completely  supervised  by  a  qualified  expert  local  Architect.   No  extra  charge  for  this  service. 

Mansions? — the  Home  of  Today  and  the  Future 


The  Maze  of  Insecurity  Removed 

Every  Mansion*?//*?  backed  by  an  organization  with  twenty 
years'  practical  building  experience  is  your  best  guarantee. 

We  are  particularly  pleased  to  introduce  Mansion*?//*? 
Homes  to  home  lovers  in  this  vicinity,  because  they  are  the 
most  modern,  completely-equipped  and  attractive  homes  of 
modern  cost  that  have  ever  been  designed. 


All  Brick — They  Cost  No  More 

Exterior  face  brick  wall  is  laid  in  cement  water-proofed 
mortar.  Plastic  Paint  textured  decorations,  tinted  and  glazed 
with  oil  paints,  for  beauty  and  permanency. 

Mansion*?//*?  Homes  represent  new  building  materials, 
new  electrical  appliances,  new  ideas  in  color  and  decoration, 
new  theories  of  heating  and  ventilation,  new  built-in,  labor- 
saving  utilities  and  devices. 

All  new  ideas  of  merit  are  investigated  by  our  designers 
and  engineers,  weighed  carefully,  tested  out  and  if  sound, 
adapted  in  the  Mansion*?//«\ 

The  building  standards  of  Mansion*?//*?  Homes  are  thus 
continually  improved  upon,  and  although  we  regard  a  rea- 
sonable profit  as  essential  proof  of  good  management,  we 
take  more  pride  in  a  satisfactory  job  than  in  the  profit.  The 
sweetness  of  low  price  is  not  overshadowed  by  bitterness  of 
poor  quality. 

Your  local  Mansion*?//*?-Contractor  was  selected  carefully 
for  his  reliability  and  trustworthiness.  He  is  able  and  de- 
pendable and  will  protect  your  interests  not  only  up  to  the 
time  of  turning  over  the  key  to  your  "MANSIONSTTii," 
but  will  remain  your  friend  and  advisor  indefinitely. 


Only  Reputable  Local  Realtors  Are 
Licensed  to  Build  Mansione/te  Homes 

Building  up  local  goodwill  through  its  authorized  offices 
in  all  principal  cities  is  the  keynote  of  the  MANSIONETT.E 
program.  From  employing  local  craftsmen  and  obtaining  all 
materials  from  established  dealers  to  supervision  of  all  con- 
struction by  a  local  Architect,  the  firm's  far-reaching  activi- 
ties are  aimed  to  benefit  each  community  by  sound  non- 
speculative  development. 

You  Cannot  Afford  Not  to  Own  a 
Mansione#e 

It  Costs  No  More — and  Here's  How  It's  Done 

All  material  prices  to  us  are  based  on  volume  production 
by  the  manufacturers.  We  pass  these  discounts  on  to  you, 
Mr.  Consumer.  Your  one  home  is  based  on  our  costs  for 
one  thousand  homes.  You  can  thus  get  a  far  better  home 
than  you  expected  for  the  same  money. 

Our  mass  purchasing  power  obtains  for  you  only  ap- 
proved quality  merchandise.   There  is  little  or  no  upkeep. 

Our  construction  methods  give  you  Permanency — Insula- 
tion and  Fire-safeness.  Depreciation  is  negligible — rather 
appreciation  much  the  same  as  that  which  now  endures  with 
the  homes  of  old  Colonial  days,  is  the  result,  and  you  save 
on  fuel  bills  and  insurance. 

Beware  of  substitutes.  A  certified  Mansions//*?  can  be 
built  only  by  a  licensed  builder. 

Hundreds  of  Floor  Plans  to  Select  From 

Call  at  your  local  office  and  see  actual  samples  of  mate- 
rials or  write  us  today  and  we'll  gladly  send  you  the  name 
of  your  authorized  representative  and  complete  information. 


THE   MANSION£TT£   CORPORATION 

HOMECRAFTERS 


HAMMOND 


Mansion^//*?  homes  are  being  built  in 
over  50  cities  right  now.  Their  popu- 
larity is  sweeping  the  country. 


INDIANA 


Before  you  build  or  buy  your  own 
home,  wait  'till  you  see  the  Mansion- 
*?//*?.  Let  Mansion*?//*?  stand  on  its 
oivn  merits. 


IN  ALL  PRINCIPAL  CITIES 


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Where  ever 
you  may  go 


Whether 

it  be  Kankakee, 

Kewanee,  Kansas 

City,  Kenosha. 

Join  the  ILLINI 

CLUB. 


THE  ILLINI 
CLUB  OF  CHICAGO 


Schmidt  Costume 
and  Wig  Shop 


COSTUMES  FOR  THE  MASQUE- 
BALL  AND  AMATEUR  STAGE 


WIGS,  BEARDS,  MUSTACHES, 
MASKS  AND  MAKE-UP  BOXES 


Tel.  LINcoln  5236 

920   NORTH   CLARK   STREET 
CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS 


Compare  HARVARD  Equipment  »   » 
«   «   With  That  of  Any  Other  Make 


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TODAY,  as  in  previous  years, 
Harvard  offers  a  complete  line 
of  dental  office  furniture — the 
New  Peerless  Harvard  Chair, 
embodying  many  new  and  im- 
proved features  of  which  quite  a 
few  are  distinctively  Harvard;  a 
variety  of  Harvard  Cabinets, 
made  famous  by  Harvard  Crafts- 
manship; the  Harvard  Units, 
Model  A  and  Model  B,  the  units 
which,  when  introduced,  become 
popular  over  night;  the  Harvard 
Electric  Engine,  for  years  recog- 
nized for  its  trustworthiness;  the 
Harvard  Wall  and  Auxiliary 
Cabinets,  seen  in  so  many  dental 
offices;  the  Harvard  Laboratory 
Bench,  typical  of  Harvard's  fine 
cabinet  workmanship;  the  Har- 
vard Lathe,  well  known  for  its 
dependable  qualities. 

Every  piece  of  the  Harvard  Line 
easily  meets  the  three  important 
requirements  of  the  Profession — 


high  efficiency,  modern  and 
attractive  appearance  and  long 
life  of  dependable  service. 
Yet  Harvard  is  ever  striving  to 
find  new  improvements  which 
can  be  incorporated  in  Harvard 
Equipment  to  afford  the  dentist 
greater  efficiency  and  ease  of 
operation,  more  impressive  ap- 
pearance and  even  longer  service 
at  the  lowest  price  for  fine  quality. 

And  Harvard  Equipment  is  al- 
ways designed  and  constructed 
to  stand  the  acid  test  of  com- 
parison with  any  make  of  equip- 
ment— regardless  of  price. 

Inspect  and  examine  the  Harvard 
Line  at  the  depot  of  your  nearest 
Harvard  Dealer — and  compare 
it,  point  for  point,  with  that  of 
any  other  make.  Harvard  Equip- 
ment is  also  sold  on  a  very  lib- 
eral time  payment  plan,  if  you 
desire  it. 


The  HARVARD  Co. 

CANTON,  OHIO 

Manufacturers  of  Chairs,  Cabinets,  Units,  Engines  and  other  dental  equipment 


The  RICHWOOD— No.  780 

Harvard's  newest  creation  in  dental 
cabinets — modern  and  dignified  in 
design,  solid  mahogany  generously 
inlaid,  beautifully  finished  and  com- 
pletely fitted.  See  this  striking  example 
of  Harvard's  progressiveness  at  your 
nearest  Harvard  Dealer's  Depot,  or 
write    us  for    descriptive    literature. 


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PREPAREDNESS 


If  you  would  rise  above  the  medi- 
ocre, be  satisfied  with  nothing  but 
the  best ;  give  the  best  and  demand 
the  best. 

Surround  yourself  with  the  best 
of  equipment,  because,  consciously 
or  unconsciously,  we  all  react  to 
the  stimuli  of  our  environment. 

In  addition  to  making  your  work 
easier  and  more  efficient,  good 
equipment   elevates    your   profes- 


sional status  in  the  minds  of  your 
patients. 

The  S.  S.  White  Equipment  Unit 
No.  6  and  the  Diamond  Chair  No. 
2  represent  the  most  modern  of 
equipment  for  the  den  tal  office.  To- 
gether they  will  provide  the  mod- 
ern appliances  for  efficient  service 
and  comfort  to  your  patients  and 
ever  be  a  source  of  inspiration  to 
do  your  best. 


Write  to  your  dealer  or  direct  for  literature,  office 
planning  service  and  deferred  payment  contracts 


The 

S.  S.  White 

Equipment 

Unit 

No.  6 

and 

Diamond 

Chair 

No.  2 

On  Display 
at  Dental  Depots 


^he  S.S.White  Dental  Mfd.Co 

^211-17  South  I2U!  Street,  Philadelphia 


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ILLINOIS 


TERMINAL  R.R. 


SYSTEM 


THE  ROAD  OF  GOOD  SERVICE 


Exercising,  we  hope,  a  useful  part  in  the  economic, 
social,  and  student  life  of  the  community. 


HEARTILY  INTERESTED  IN  THE  LIFE  AND  PROGRESS  OF  THE  TRIBE,  "ILLINI" 


Power.... 

THE   KEYSTONE   OF  THE 
NATION'S   GROWTH  .  .  . 


FOR  more  than  three  decades  Illinois,  Iowa,  Missouri  and 
Kansas  have  been  in  the  forefront  of  Middle  Western 
commercial,  agricultural  and  industrial  development.  Much 
of  their  progress  has  been  due  to  the  availability  of 
adequate,  economical  utility  service,  supplied  by  subsid- 
iaries of  North  American  Light  &  Power  Company  to  more 
than  800  communities  in  the  states  named. 

North  American  Light  &  Power  Company 

General  Offices 
231  South  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  Illinois 


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ESTABLISHED   1818 


ntlmttW  ^urttij3l|in0  |§*Jdit£, 


MADISON  AVENUE  COR.  FORTY-FOURTH  STREET 
NEW  YORK 


Suits  with  Trousers  or 
Knickerbockers 

Send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue 


BRANCH     STORES 

BOSTON 
Newbury  corner  of  Berkeley  Street 


n  ewport 


PALM     BEACH 


H.L.Wayne 


O.  W.  Barrett 


H.  L  WAYNE  COMPANY 

GENERAL  INSURANCE 
=SURETy  BONDS= 

AGENTS    AND    BROKERS 


We  Specialize  in  Fire,  Life,  Compen- 
sation, Public  Liability,  Jewelry,  Furs, 
Automobile  Insurance  and  Surety  Bonds 


175  WEST  JACKSON  BLVD.,  CHICAGO 

WABASH  1750-TELEPHONES-WABASH  1751 


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THE                                 1931                                   ILLIO 

THE  WORLD'S  MOST  ACCURATE 

HORTON* 

METAL  BALLS 

SIZES  RANGE  FROM  Vie"  TO  4"  DIAMETER 

CHROME   STEEL 
STAINLESS  STEEL 
BRASS  &  BRONZE 

Are  Being  Produced  By 

STROM  STEEL  BALL 

Products  include  Elevated  Tanks 
— Storage  Tanks  —  Wiggins 
Roofs — Hortonspheres — Smoke- 
stacks— Steel  Pipe  —  Kilns  —  Di- 
gesters —  Creosoting  Cylinders — 
Blast  Furnaces — Ladles — Kettles 
— Coke  Ovens — Steel  Bins — Oil 
Agitators  —  Absorbers  —  Bubble 
Towers  —  Condenser   Boxes   and 
Steel  Plate  Construction. 

'■'Trade  name  for  products  fabricated  and  erected 
by  the  Chicago  Bridge  and  Iron  Works. 

CICERO      CO*    ILLINOIS 

Mini 

E.  C.  Barrett               L.  McDonald 

■ 

hi.  C  Doardman        fc.  b.  Michaels 
G.  E.  Borst                  D.  A.  Miller 
H.  C.  Brown              H.  B.  Murphey 
P.  R.  Bush                   F.  S.  Musser 

R.  M.  Campbell         J.  R.  Nay 

J.  R.  Donaldson        C.  S.  Pillsbury 

R.  K.  Dupee               G.  S.  Sangdahl 

F.  L.  Goldsby             R.  P.  Shanks 

i 

R.  Green                      E.  Stephens 

A.  H.  Heineman       M.  J.  Trees 

H.  B.  Horton            D.  D.  Williams 

From  a  Century-Old 
Illinois  Institution  . . . 

W.  R.  Manock          R.  A.  Williams 

To  the 

1931  ILLIO 

Chicago  Bridge  8C  Iron  Works 
Sales  Offices: 
Chicago             Philadelphia          Dallas 
New  York        Birmingham          Boston 

Cleveland          San  Francisco        Atlanta 

; 

Detroit               Havana,  Cuba      Seattle 

Plants: 
Chicago,  Illinois         Birmingham,  Alabama 
Bridgeburg,  Ontario  Greenville,  Penna. 

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WHEN  IN  CHICAGO 

Visit   the  Two   Most   Beautiful 
Atmospheric  Theatres  in  the  World 

Capitol 

Theatre 

79th  St.  and  Halsted 

«      » 

A  v  a  I  o  n 

Theatre 
79th  St.  and  Stony  Island 


Glorifying 

Chicago's  Great 

South -Side 


fell 


BOTH  the  Capitol  and  Avalon 
Theatres  offer  an  atmos- 
phere of  enchanting  beauty  .  .  . 
breathing' the  lure  of  far-off, 
exotic  "places. 

And  in  these  brilliant  settings 
you  will  find  the  choicest  of  en- 
tertainment. The  Capitol  and 
Avalon  are  always 

is 

First    with    the    Finest 

of  Talking  Picture 

Hits    .    .    . 

combining  them  with 

Stage  Creations 

in  which  beauty  and  color  and 
the  genius  of  America's  finest 
entertainers  are  blended  into  rich 
patterns  of  modern  diversion  .  .  . 


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Manufacturers  of 

FURNACES  FOR  METALLURGICAL 

and  CERAMIC  INDUSTRIES 


THE  U.  S.  SMELTING 
FURNACE  COMPANY 

BELLEVILLE,  ILLINOIS,  U.  S.  A. 


ATTENTION  ENGINEERS! 
Remember  Armstrong  Tool  Holders  are  used  in 
the  most  efficient  machine  shops  the  world  over 


Tool  Holders  for  Lathe, 
Planer,  Shaper  and  Slotter 


Other  tools  we  make: 
Lathe  Dogs,  Drop  Forged  Wrenches,  Clamps,  Ratchets 
and  Pipe  Tools.     All  Have  ARMSTRONG  Quality 


ARMSTRONG  BROS.  TOOL  CO. 

"The  Tool  Holder  People " 
CHICAGO,  U.S.A. 


l*7fl 


V. 

MUELLER  &  CO. 

SURGEONS  INSTRUMENTS 

HOSPITAL  &  OFFICE  FURNITURE 

PHONE   WEST   4023   ALL    DEPARTMENTS 

ODGEN  AVE.  VAN  BUREN  AND  HONORE  STS. 

CHICAGO 

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ACHIEVEMENT 


THE  passing  years  in  lllini  history  have  seen  many  great 
achievements  of  loyal  men  and  women.  Taking  its  place 
among  them  is  the  lllio  of  the  class  of  1931.  It  stands 
as  a  fitting  tribute  to  the  ingenuity  and  industry  of  those 
who  built  it.  Staff  members  will  experience  a  great  deal 
of  satisfaction  and  pride  in  the  successful  culmination  of 
their  work.  The  Manz  Corporation  shares  in  this  pride,  as 
it  has  been  privileged  to  make  the  engravings  for  the  lllio 
— and  to  print  it. 

For  sixty-three  years  Manz  has  developed — until  today  it 
is  the  largest  complete  printing  establishment  of  its  kind  in 
the  country.  Here  everything  required  for  the  complete 
printed  job — from  Idea  to  Finished  Product — is  produced 
under  one  roof. 


For  years  we  have  co-operated  with  student  staffs  and 
faculty  advisors  in  the  preparation  of  year  books.  They  have 
found  it  profits  them  to  take  advantage  of  Manz  creative 
service  in  the  initial  stages  of  their  work. 

MANZ  CORPORATION 


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THERE  IS 

NO  SUBSTITUTE 


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LEADING  ILLINOIS 
BANKING  INSTITUTION 


The  Great 
Greets  the  Great 


Medart  Steel  Lockers  and 
Gymnasium  Apparatus 
are  found  in  the  better 
schools  throughout  the 
country. 


Our  Compliments 
to  ILLINOIS 


Fred  Medart  Mfg.  Co. 

Potomac  and  DeKalb  Sts. 

Saint  Louis,  Missouri 


llllllllll: 


EgEujuri 

,     'ilillNGER  ALE 


A  quality  product  from  the 
.  house  of  Anheuser-Busch, 
that  holds  the  patronage  of  those 
who  are  in  the  habit  of  demand- 
ing the  best  of  everything. 

BUSCH 

Extra  Dry 

"America's  Finest  Ginger  Ale 


ANHEUSER-BUSCH9     ~ 


ST.    LOUIS 


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Mexico 


Let's  open  our  eyes 

to  our  opportunities 

next  door 


MEXICO  is  one  of  the  greatest  storehouses  of  undeveloped  natural  resources  on  the  face  of  the 
earth.  In  addition  to  that  it  is  a  land  of  charm  for  the  tourist.  The  people  not  only  are  as  hos- 
pitable and  courteous  as  any — their  hospitality  and  courtesy  is  developed  against  a  background  of  400 
years  of  Caucasian  civilization  and  culture. 

Basic  soundness  of  Mexican  institutions  has  been  demonstrated  in  the  remarkable  way  our  Sister  Re- 
public has  survived  turmoil  and  trouble  since  1910.  There  is  no  visible  evidence  today  in  any  quarter 
of  the  years  of  strife.  On  the  other  hand,  wherever  one  goes,  there  will  be  found  happy,  prosperous,  con- 
tented, aggressive,  patriotic,  home-loving  and  God-fearing  men  and  women  who  welcome  the  stranger 
within  their  gates. 

Mexicans  realize  they  need  and  must  have  outside  assistance  in  their  development.  They  are  prepared 
to  welcome  and  reward  such  assistance  in  every  legitimate  way,  and  the  citizens  of  our  country  visiting 
Mexico  will  be  repaid  in  many  ways. 

Few  realize  how  easily  and  comfortably,  quickly  and  economically  a  visit  to  Mexico  can  be  accomplished. 
Excellent  train  service,  that  compares  favorably  with  that  throughout  the  United  States,  enables  anyone 
now  to  visit  Mexico  City,  for  instance,  on  through  trains  from  St.  Louis  in  less  time  than  it  takes  to  go 
from  St.  Louis  to  Los  Angeles. 

Mexican  railroads  are  marvels  of  engineering  efficiency  and  their  equipment  and  service  compare  favor- 
ably with  any  in  the  United  States. 

Recognizing  all  these  things,  the  Missouri  Pacific  Lines,  in  addition  to  endeavoring  to  help  develop  the 
territory  directly  served  by  these  properties,  also  acknowledges  a  responsibility  to  assist  in  every  possible 
way  in  the  proper  development  of  our  great  Sister 
Republic  of  the  South.  f4 

Any   Missouri   Pacific   Man  will   gladly  provide 

anyone  interested  with  any  and  as  much  addi-        ^82  BSW-.  \  %. 

tional  information  as  may  be  desired.  jB  fife.  iJiwO-    >r~ 

I  solicit  your  co-operation  and  assistance. 


President 


A  Service   Inns  tit  of  torn" 


ATTEND  THE  SUMMER  COURSE  AT  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  MEXICO- 
JULY  1  TO  AUGUST  17.    COMPLETE   COURSE   IN   SPANISH  -  MEXICAN 
HISTORY.    ASK  ANY  MISSOURI  PACIFIC  MAN. 


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SPINNER 

BOOK 

CRAFTS 

%are  Surprises  in 

^Beautiful 

Cjfift  Creations 

Practical   and   Ornamental 
Book  Shaped  Products 


ARTISTIC  RE-USABLE  COVERS 

— for  Magazines  and  Telephone  Directories 

Spinner  Master  Craftsman  Magazine  Covers.  They  combine 
artistry  and  utility  by  lengthening  the  life  of  their  contents. 
Suitable  for  library  and  living  room  in  home — for  reception 
rooms  of  offices  and  professional  men.  Five  striking  color 
combinations — dominating  tones:  Red,  Green,  Blue,  Brown 
and  Black,  relieved  by  harmonizing  and  beautifying  decorative 
effects.  These  covers  are  very  strong  and  will  stand  long  usage 
— easily  cleaned.  Magazines  can  be  quickly  inserted  and  re- 
moved— operation  is  very  simple. 


O  PINNER  Master  Craftsman  Covers  and  Book  Products  possess  exceptional  merit  because 
<s  of  their  ornamental  value  for  living  rooms,  library  and  offices,  yet  are  so  thoroughly  prac- 
tical and  useful.  A  gift  package  of  any  of  the  articles  described  will  be  appreciated  by  all  who 
love  beautiful  bindings.  Special  prices  may  be  had  by  arranging  to  buy  a  quantity  of  these 
items  at  one  time. 


HUMOR  DOOR 

With  removable  humidifier  and  ash  tray. 
This  is  an  apparently  De  Luxe  edition 
book,  yet  when  the  cover  is  raised  you 
find  a  practical  humidor  with  a  compart- 
ment to  hold  at  least  10  or  12  good  size 
cigars  and  a  smaller  compartment  with  a 
removable  ash  tray.  The  removable  hu- 
midifier keeps  cigars  always  fresh. 


BRIDGE  SET  DE  LUXE 

This  resembles  a  handsome  book  and  con- 
tains two  decks  of  fine  quality  gold-edge 
playing  cards,  with  specially  designed 
score  book  and  trump-indicating  bridge 
pencil.  The  cover  is  made  of  specially 
grained  Leatherode,  available  in  five  col- 
ors, and  the  entire  set  is  made  of  the 
finest  materials  in  the  expert  Spinner 
manner. 


SMOKE   AND   ASHES 

With  removable  ash  tray  has  an  unusual 
appeal,  having  every  appearance  of  a 
handsomely  bound  book.  When  the  cover 
is  raised  you  will  find  a  practical  cigarette 
container,  match  and  ash  tray.  The  book- 
shaped  cover  is  beautifully  grained  and 
decorated  with  border  and  title  in  two- 
tone  effect. 


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Manufacturers  and  Designers  of 

Smoke  and  Ashes,  Humor  Door,  Photo  Library,  Bridge  Sets,  Book 

Covers  for  Magazines,  Catalogs,  Telephone  Books  and  Specialties 

Playing  Cards  for  Standard  and  Advertising  Purposes 

Book-Shaped  Containers  for  Playing  Cards,  Etc. 

For  further  information,  prices,  etc.,  write  or  phone 


\ 


PHILIP  V.  SPINNER  &  CO. 

Spinner  Master  Craftsman  Products 

732  SHERMAN  STREET  •  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  Harrison  0877 


SPINNER 
,     BOOK      ' 
VXRAFTS7 


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Our  Sincere  Best 

To  You,  Illini 


"COONEY"  "JOE" 

COON— SANDERS 


Closing  Blackhawk  May  17th.  Opening 
Dells  (on  Demspter  Road)  June  9th.  Back 
to  the  Blackhawk  to  complete  the  winter 


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The  Grail  is  constant  forever  and  aye 

To  be  sought,  to  be  found,  to  be  kept,  and  yet 
stay. 

You  don't  really  need 
A  galloping  steed 

And  a  banner  that  vies  with  the  snow 
With  engraved  on  the  border 
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INDEX  OF  BOOKS  AND  PERSONS 


Aabye,  Walter 436 

Abbas,   R.   H 588 

Abbott,  David   60,  203,  226 

231,  234,  423 

Abbott,  Dorothy    523,  592 

Abbott,  O.    L 504 

Abel,  A.  E 392,  482,  608 

Abels,  Robert 423 

Abelson,    M 455 

Abrahamson,    Ruth    A 60,403 

405,  596,  603,  606 

Abram,    H.    H 488 

Abram,   John 450 

Abramo,    Lucille 60,  539 

Abramo,  Violette 539 

Abrams,  J.  G 571 

Abramovitz,   M 339,  478 

Acacia    429 

Accountancy  Club 580 

Achaea     557 

Achenbash,   P 587 

Acker,    Jane 518 

Ackermann,  W.  E 60,  323 

424,  443,  580,  582 

Ackman,   H.  H 365,  423 

Activities     293 

Adair,   W.   W 393 

Adam,  Marjorie 514 

Adams,  Edith    M 357,  556,  558 

Adams,  E.    L 572 

Adams,  Homer  M 221,  419 

Adams,  Horace  M 388,  393,  487 

Adams,  J.  N 364,  367,  368 

Adams,  J.    R 164,  178 

299,  425,  568,  605 

Adams,  K.    F 429 

Adams,  L.  A 421,  458 

Adams,  L.  B 482 

Adams,  L.  E 572 

Adams,  Madelyn    60,552,588 

Adams,  N.  M 416 

Adams,  P.    A 487 

Adams,  Priscilla 526 

Adams,  Roger    328,  400 

417,  432,  464 

Adams,  W.   C 302,482,485 

Adamson,  R.  S 60,  507 

Adelhelm,    W.    E 60,  471 

571,  572    585 
Adelman,   M.  M. .  .60,  333,  459,  601 

Adelman,  Melba  R 542 

Adelphic  National  Literary 

Society     580 

Adler,    S.    F 345 

Administration   17 

Administrative    Officers 35 

Adsit,   Mary 559 

Adsit,   S.   B 339,  420 

Advertisements    611 

Index  of  Advertisers 613 

Aeolia    559 

Ag  Dance 358 

Agriculture  Council 325 

Ahrens,   E.  M 364,  475 

Aiken,  Emily  L 520 

Aikin,    Mary 60,  530,  584 

Ainsworth,  R.  B 403,  440 

Aitken,  J.  E 260,  425 

Akkeron,  A.  F 502 

Aland,  E 455 

Alban,   Arthur 565 

Alberts,    Joseph 458 

Alblinger,   Christine 60,  552,  597 

Albright,  F.  E 60,  477 

Alcestis    557 

Alcorn,  K.  A 500 

Aldrich,  M.  E 331,  428 

Aldrich,  Marion   557 

Aldrich,  Mary    594 

Aldrich,  W.   C 60 

Alexander,  Elizabeth   60 

Alexander,  H.  W 469,  574 

Alexander,  J.    H 390,  567 

Alexander,  J.    M.  .307,  389,  390,  469 

Alexander,  J.  R 60,  393,  398,  469 

Alexander,  M 390,  459 

Alexander,  Margaret   515 

Alexander,  Phylis  M 404 

Alleman,   N.   J 397,  398 

Allen,  A.  C 392 

Allen,  C.  E 585 

Allen,  C.    L 417,  605 

Allen,  Edith    60 

Allen,  Elizabeth   525 

Allen,  G 60 

Allen,  G.   W 456,  507 

Allen,  Grace    309,  522 

Allen,  J.  H 326,  328,  357,  392 

Allen,  L.  J 570 

Allen,  L.  O 345 

Allen,  Lorraine 551 

Allen,  Mildred   C 534,  608 

Allen,  Miriam    165 

Allen,  Pauline   536 


Allen,  R.    F 312,337,338 

355,  571,  572,  608 

Allen,  W.  H 460 

Allen,  W.  R ; 365,  416 

Allison,  R.  H 504 

Alloy,  J.  J 61 

Ally,  A 583 

Almen,  Mary  von 367,  529 

531,  600 

Almquist,  C.  O.  G 506 

Alp,   H.  H 493 

Alpert,   S.   G 459,  601 

Alpha  Alpha  Alpha 563 

Alpha  Alpha  Gamma 581 

Alpha  Chi  Omega 517 

Alpha  Chi  Rho 450 

Alpha  Chi  Sigma 432 

Alpha  Delta  Phi 446 

Alpha  Delta  Pi 524 

Alpha  Delta  Sigma 582 

Alpha  Delta  Theta 538 

Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 528 

Alpha  Epsilon  Pi 459 

Alpha  Gamma  Delta 526 

Alpha  Gamma  Rho 433 

Alpha  Kappa  Kappa 502 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 463 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi 564 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta 404 

Alpha  Lambda  Tau 495 

Alpha  Omega 565 

Alpha  Omicron  Pi 522 

Alpha    Phi    533 

Alpha  Rho  Chi 447 

Alpha  Sigma  Nu 582 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 434 

Alpha  Jait  Alpha 566 

Alpha  Tau  Omega 417 

Alpha  Xi  Delta 519 

Alpha  Zeta  401 

Allspach,  H.  D 433 

Alston,  W.  T 252 

Altera,  R.  C 477 

Althausen,  Darrell 432 

Altman,  R.  S 427 

Altorfer,  Katherine   550 

Altringer,    Dorothy.. 56,  61,  548,  552 

Alward,  W.  C 435 

Amberson,   H.  R 502 

Ambrose,  S.  A 500 

Ambrosius,   E.  E 386 

Amelotti,  E. 399,  405 

American  Ceramic  Society 583 

American  Society  of  Civil 

Engineers     567 

American  Society  of  Mechanical 

Engineers 583 

Ames,  O.  D 168,  352,  442,  577 

Amsbary,  Virginia 514 

Amsler,  W.  A 436 

Anderle,  Mildred 369,  535 

Anderle,   W.   E 363,  476 

Andersen,  Vivian 526 

Anderson,    A.    G 396,417,607 

Anderson,    Alice 61,  338 

513,  523,  607 

Anderson,  B.  E 305,  468 

Anderson,  C.  A 61 

Anderson,  C.   R 444,  457,  605 

Anderson,  C.  W 61,  368 

Anderson,  D.  B 491 

Anderson,  D.  G 482 

Anderson,  Eugenia 61,  338,  520 

Anderson,  G.  C 458 

Anderson,  Gladys   522,  564 

Anderson,  G.  L 61,  323,  375,  393 

Anderson,  H.  L 364 

Anderson,  H.  M 61,  486,  505 

Anderson,  J.  A 333,  388,  393 

Anderson,  J.  C 61 

Anderson,  James,  Jr 412 

Anderson,  K.  W 61,  348 

363,  364,  368,  428 

Anderson,  L.  K 464 

Anderson,  L.  S 364 

Anderson,  L.  W 447 

Anderson,   Lelah 61 

Anuerson,   Louise 537 

Anderson,   M.   A 468 

Anderson,  M.  C  .  .  .  . 487 

Anderson,  M.  E 465,  585 

Anderson,  M.  F 580 

Anderson,   P.   A 209,402,451 

Anderson,  P.  J 444 

Anderson,  R.  H 61,  392,  431 

465,  480,  564,  582 
Anderson,  R.  T.  . .  .61,  496,  571,  585 

Anderson,  R.  V 415 

Anderson,  R.  W 471 

Anderson,  S.  C 434 

Anderson,  Virginia   553 

Anderson,  W 390 

Anderson,  W.  A 571 

Anderson,  W.  C 314,  448 


Anderson,   W.   W 570 

Anderson,  William   56 

Andrews,  A.  1 432,  574 

Andrews,  C.  H 471,  571,  572 

Andrews,  C.  R 487 

Andrews,  D 228 

Andrews,  D.   H 238,  241,  245 

Andrews,  Edmund 501 

Andrews,  R.  S 427 

Andrews,  Verna  0 61 

Andris,   Peter   344 

Angus,  W.  S 61,  570 

Anvnian  Literary  Society 584 

Anslinger,  C.  J 504 

Antonides,  A.   F 480,  570 

Anubis 453 

Armour,  Dorothy   404,  521 

Aitman,  Elizabeth 552,  594 

Apmadoc,  Betty 308,  519 

App,  B.  A 62,  488 

Appelhans,  L.  G 249,  449 

Appelman,  Benjamin 509 

Appleman,  Milo 597 

Applegate,  Eleanor 525 

Applegate,  Sarah .529,  551 

Arch,  C.  E 363,  364,  474 

Archer,  S.  W 62,  428,  588 

Arentsen,  M.   F 62,  580 

Arford,  C.  W 392 

Arganbright,  M.  D 365 

Argudin,  Eugenie 435 

Aries,   L.  J 508 

Arling,   W.  C 451,  590 

Armbruster,    R.    E 62,469,424 

Armstrong,   Beata      535 

Armstrong,  Bertha  E 521 

Armstrong,  Beulah  M 532 

Armstrong,  Donald   412 

Armstrong,  Flora 527 

Armstrong,   F.   M 363,  364 

Armstrong,  J.  H 465,  597 

Armsrrong,  J.  W 20,  21 

Armstrong,  Jeanette 527 

Armstrong,  Lucille 290 

Armstrong,    Mary   L 62 

Armstrong,  Winifred  E 60,  534 

540,  584 

Armstrong,   W.  C 62 

Arneman,  R.  N 469 

Arnillas,  Jose 499 

Arnillas,   V 588 

Arnold,  A.  G 301 

Arnold,  C.  C.  W 62 

Arnold,  C.  F 62 

Arnold,  Celia   62 

Arnold,  Otho 363,  486 

Arnold,  R.  G 301,  437,  582 

Arnold,  R.  L.,  Jr 506,  573 

Arnold,  W.  B 419 

Arnold,  William 169,  354 

Aron,  A.  W 405,  587 

Aronwitz,  Isadore    565 

Arlington,  W.  R 476,  563 

Ash,  A.  S 364 

Ashbrook,  J.  W 433 

Ashby,  J.  W 364,  416,  577 

Asher,   H.   H 565 

Asher,  R.  M 476 

Ashmore,  Ruth    168,  291 

352,  520,  575 

Askin,  L.  B 329,  580 

Asp,    J.    E 387,  393,  430 

Asper,  O.  W 228,  439 

Aszmann,  Mildred 552 

Athenian  Literary  Society 584 

Athletics    199 

Atkins,  K.  D 464,  583 

Atkinson,  Bessie 531 

Atwood,  E.  E 388 

Auble,  H.  C 168,  352,  457 

Auble,  W.  R 447 

Audrieth,  L.  F 366,  400 

422,  432,  602 

Augur,  Margaret    62,  551 

Auld,  Alberta 62 

Ault,   A 580 

Austin,    Dorothy    536,  590 

Auwater,  T.   K 62.  488 

Avallone,  D.  A 62 

Avery,   Henry   310 

Axe   Grinders    355 

Ayers,  J.  W 62 

Avres,  D.  P 479 


B 


Babbitt,  H.  E 397,  486.  569,  576 

Babcock,  Dean  K.  C 22,  35 

328,  402,  412,  458 

Babcock,   Kathryn    550 

Babcock,  R.  T 418 

Babel,  Louise  C 165,  178,  300 

355,  521,  575,  608 


Bachrach,  Ethelyn   539 

Bachrach,  Ruth  L 539 

Back,  E.  S 461 

Bacon,  C.  A 504 

Bacon,  C.  S 504 

Bacon,  W.  E.,  Jr 62 

Bacon,  W.  F 476 

Bacon,  W.  H 580 

Bader,  G.  E 363 

Badger,  A.  E 397,  574 

Baer,  Bess  C 63,  290 

349,  513,  517 

Baer,  Charlotte 552 

Baer,  June 552 

Baer,  Katheryn 542 

Baer,  Margaret  ...  .56,  279,  348,  606 

Baer,  Rebecca 63,  550 

Baer,   Sylvia    528 

Baer,  W.  H 506 

Bahlman,  W.  D 63,  470 

Bahr,  Hans 590 

Baird,  F.  W 504 

Baird,  G.  E 63,  318,  320,  322 

355,  393,  413,  420,  579 

Baird,  J.  R 448 

Baird,  R.  D 403 

Bairstow,  Margretta   ...  .63,  266    267 

322,  355,  357,  556,  558 

Bailar,  J.  C 400,  432 

Bailey,  C.  W 328 

Bailey,   H.   H 456 

Bailey,  H.  W 399 

Bailey,  LaForce   436    604 

Bailey,  T.  P 421 

Bailey,  W.  J 365 

Bajarnus,   Stapae    553 

Baker,  C.  A 433 

Baker,  D.  A 457 

Baker,  Dorothy 552 

Baker,  E.  H 309,  452 

Baker,  E.  P 63,  495 

Baker,  E.  S 463 

Baker,  Edward   331 

Baker,   F.  C 435 

Baker,  Harriet   533,  600 

Baker,   Helen    536 

Baker,  I.  H 402 

Baker,  Lucy 525 

Baker,  M.  E 403 

Baker,   Mabel    63,  546,  592 

Baker,   Marian  H 55,  63 

513,  533,  544 

Baker,  Marion  E 404 

Baker,   Martha   516 

Baker,  Maurine  Wilma 404 

Baker,  R.  B 50"> 

Baker,  R.  H 426 

Baker,  William 425 

Baker,  W.  G 365 

Baker,  W.  W 447 

Bakke,  W.  B 570 

Balbkey,  Wintress   290 

Balchofsky,    M.    1 63 

Balding,  B.  N 506 

Baldrige,  R 166,  167,  297 

351,  355,  448,  580 

Baldrige,   W.    H 433 

BaldufT  W.  V 476 

Baldwin,  Betty   63,  553,  607 

Baldwin,   C.  J 63,  388,  393,  428 

Baldwin,  D.  M 402 

Baldwin,  E.   D 434    435 

Baldwin,  E.  W 431,  567 

Baldwin,  G.  A 428,  393 

Baldwin,  H.  C 365 

Baldwin,  H.  E 457 

Baldwin,  J.  0 393,  471 

Baldwin,  J.  W 365,  469 

Baldwin,  K.  G 211 

Baldwin,  Richard  M 63,  503 

Baldwin,   Robert  M 63,  388 

472,  564,  603 

Baldwin,  Ruth   393,  522 

Baldwin,  S.  W 451 

Baldwin,  W.  R 447,  452 

Balickas,  Bernice   552 

Balita,  Dorothy   553 

Ball,  G.  K 472,  590 

Ball.  R.  W 364,  400 

Balliett,  M.  L 362,  363 

Ballweg,  Eleanore 369,  607 

Balstad,  Eva 558 

Balthazard,  Isabel   596 

Bamberger,  Arrie   508 

Banca,  M.  C 63,  588 

Band  of  X 568 

Banen,  David   508 

Banic,  John 458 

Banker,  E.  U 450 

Banner,  C.  L 365 

Bantz,  O.  R 495 

Barber,  A.  B 363,  452 

Barber,  H.  A 416 


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Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Bardwell,   Florence    552 

Barenfanger,  L.  E 422,  604 

Barkdull,  Jean   519 

Barker,  Edward   450 

Barker,  Marian 542 

Barkraan,  Eleanor 165,  178 

300,  355,  521,  608 

Barlow,  R.  R 603,  605 

Barnard,  N.   H 397,  605 

Barnes,  Helen 302 

Barnes,   P.   R 63 

Barnetc,  A.  F 504 

Barnetr,   M 455 

Barnert,   Phyllis   542 

Barney,  Edna   .  .  .  ■. 531 

Barone,  D.  R 63 

Barosso,  Luis    503 

Barr,  G.  A 20 

Barr,  H.  H 470 

Barretr,  A.  L 64,  485 

Barrett,  Charlocte  H 513,  527 

Barretr,  Cliff 305 

Barrett,   Virginia   527 

Barron,  O.  D 479 

Barrows,  H.  L 64,  493 

Barry,  G.  W 203,  253 

391,  487,  587,  604 

Barry,  Jean 332,  597 

Bartelsmeyer,  H.  M 454 

Barcelsmeyer,  R.  R 462 

Bartholf,   Frieda  A 538 

Bartholf ,  Mary  L 64 

Bmholomew,  F.  G 252,  425,  577 

Bartholomew,   J.   S 486 

Bartholomew,  R.  Y 220,  223 

421,  577 

Bartlett,  C.  C 64 

Bartlett,  C.  W ,.496 

Barclum,  J.  S 504 

Barro,   Harriet   516,  594 

Batton,   A.   R 397,  398,  450 

Barton,  D.  E 577 

Barton,  D.  M 437 

Barton,  W.  A 415 

Barton,  W.  E 504 

Bartow,  Virginia   594 

Barys,  Harold 573 

Baseball 237 

Basford,  P.  R 482 

Basketball   219 

Baskin,   Florence    542 

Baskin,  Les 508 

Baskind,  Jessie 543 

Bass,  A.  C 390 

Bass,   P 64,  505 

Bassoe,  Peter 501 

Bare,  A.  H 588 

Bates,  B.  E 432 

Bates,  B.  L 64 

Bates.  Dorothy  E 64 

Bates,   Virginia    64,  516 

Battenfield,  Lois 594 

Bauer,   Ella,  Von 154,  431 

Bauer,   J.   A 211 

Bauer,  Kathleen   535 

Bauer,   P.  B 506 

Bauer    S.  T 365,  432 

Bauerle,  L.  M 203,  248 

345,  355,  421,  563 
Baughman,    Eliza    56,  64 

327,  348,  355,  531 

Baumann,  C.  C 64 

Bay,  A.  P 402 

Bayer,  Karl .304,  423 

Bavles,   J.   C 608 

Bayley,  W.  S 421 

Bayman,  Mary  E 64 

Baxter,  E.  S 417 

Bazola,  F 505 

Beadles,  Jessie   594 

Beadles,  T.  H 64 

Beagley,  Grace 546,  549 

Beahm,  T.  H 428 

Beal,  J.  W 64,  440,  579 

Beale,  Ruth 308,  369,  544,  592 

Beall,  Beatrice   ...165,  290,  355,  531 

Beall,  Helen   535 

Beall,  Jane   531 

Beall,  Miriam 59 

Beam,  Mary  W 525 

Beaman,  J.  H 387,  393,  416 

Bear,  A.  P 391,  387,  468 

Bear,  W.  H 449 

Beard,  Hallard   502 

Beard,  J.  H 435,  458,  473 

Bearsh,   Florence   404,  528 

Beatty,  Anna  L 309,  522 

Beatty,  Julia 553 

Beatty,  S.  G 64,  452 

Beauchamp,  P.  E 64,  454 

Beck,  CD 421 

Beck,  Esther 536 

Beck,  J.  C 500 

Beck,   R.   M 449 

Beckenhoff,  Kathryn   366 

Becker,  Dolores 302,  536,  590 

Becker,  Dorothy 552,  587 

Becker,  H.  G .506 

Becker,  L.  A 392,  441 

Becker,   M 509 


Becker,  R.  F 65,  84,  441 

Becker,  S.  W 65,  505 

Becker,  T.  A 577 

Beckerman,   B 489,  580,  601 

Beckmeyer,  E.  C 462 

Beckstrom,  M.  R 475,  604 

Beckwith,  Jane 518 

Beckwith,  M.  M 432 

Bedard,  Beatrice  C 65,  403 

405,  596,  603 

Bedinger,  W.  R 65 

Beebe,  G.  K 363,  364,  460 

Beecher,  M.  C 308,  475 

Beemster,  J.  C 65,  396 

Beers,  Ruth 521 

Behrens,  J.  C 319,  388,  391,  472 

Behrensmeyer,  C.  F 65,  414 

Beishts,  D.  M 585 

Bein,  H.  P 456 

Beirihoff,   F.   H 330,  487 

Beisman,  H 509 

Belevitch,   Luba    557 

Belinger,  E.  G 390,  479 

Belinoff,   D.   S 65,  565 

Bell,  Loretta 303 

Bell,  Ruth  A 459,  532 

Bell,   Virginia    541,  553 

Bellmar,  F.  R 363,  602 

Beloof,  E.  R 363,  366,  602 

Belshaw,  E.  E 65,  301,  420 

Belshe,  Martha   303,  518 

Belson,  H 65,  492 

Belton,  J 309 

Bement,  Elizabeth   552 

Benbow,  D.  W 496 

Benbow,  Marian 65,  369,  551 

Benbow,  P.  L 314,  448 

Benbow,  R.  G 65,  181,  319,  325 

355,  401,  448,  566,  580 

Benedicr,   E.  R 364,  366,  402 

Benensohn,  S 508 

Bengson,   H.    A 496 

Benjamin,  J.  H 339 

Beniamin,  M.  L 459 

Benjamin,  W.  S 388,  391,  397 

Benn,  W.  W 65,  455 

Bennethum,   Beryl 521 

Bennet,  A.  J.  T 393 

Bennett,  Bava 559 

Bennett,   C.  W 400,  482 

Bennett,  Casslon    482 

Bennett,  D.  A 506 

Bennett    D.  C 393 

Bennett,  D.  G 65,  397 

485,  576,  583 

Bennett,   D.  W 574 

Bennett,   E.   E 221,  412 

Bennett,  F.  W 431 

Bennett,  Margaret 165,  266,  274 

323,  349,  355,  513,  536,  590,  600 

Bennett,   Mary   L 532,594,607 

Bennett,  R.  F 65 

Bennett,  W.  C —  ..    390 

Benninger,  K.  T 452 

Benson,  F.  M 487 

Benson,  H 465 

Benton,   Eva   603 

Benton,  W.  W 432 

Berbaum,  Eloise 537 

Berbiers,  L.  D 449 

Berchtold,  J.  A 65,  420 

Berdahl,   C.   E 367 

Beren,  I.  B 445 

Berg,  Antoinette 552 

Berg,  Esther 519,  557 

Berg,  G.  M 413,  563 

Berg,  H.  E 495 

Berg,  Henry 489,  601 

Berg,  Herbert 400,  412 

Berg,  R.  K 365,  479 

Berg,  S.  A 363,  366 

Bergan,  Barbara   514 

Bergenser,  H.  A 507 

Berger,  Mable 553 

Berger,  Ruth 543,  586,  592 

Bergeson,  C.  H 65,  203,  414,  570 

Bergin,  William  J 573 

Bergquisr,  H.  A 66,  441 

Bergstrom,  E.  V 66,  397 

Berkovitz,   R.   J 478 

Berman,  E 405,  435 

Berman,  H 509 

Bernard,  CO 389,  465 

Bernard,  Marion  L .66,  279 

Bernadi,  C.  B 507 

Bernardo,  M.  V 601 

Bernbaum,  Ernest 427 

Berndr,  E.  A 422,  580 

Bernecking,   Lenore   66 

Berner,   F.   J 488,  603,  606 

Bernier,  Joseph .  .503 

Berns,  P.  D 458 

Bernstein,   A 509 

Bernstein,  Harold 508 

Bernstein,  M 455 

Bernstein,  Seymour 66,  397,  399 

489,  492,  509,  569 

Bernstein,   William   66 

Berresford,   G 390 

Berry,  G.  E 416 


Berry,  G.  1 211 

Berry,  Margaret  , 541 

Berry,  R.  N 66 

Berry,  W.  R 431 

Bert,  L.  J 364,  366 

Berr,   V.   J 389,  425 

Bertelsman,  G.  A 203,  226,  231 

318,  320,  355,  417,  568,  579 

Bercetti,  John   400 

Berthelet,  J.  T 390 

Berthold,  Fredrica   355 

Berthold,  Mildred 165,  275 

320,  526 

Beshers,  Leigh   308,  552 

Besore,  Margaret   597 

Best,  Ethel  M 532,  592 

Bete.  Alpha  Psi 585 

Beta  Chi 498 

Beta  Gamma  Sigma 396 

Beta  Kappa 482 

Beta  Nu  Kappa 585 

Beta  Phi  Alpha 535 

Beta  Psi 477 

Beta  Sigma  Omicron 544 

Beta  Sigma  Psi 481 

Beta  Theta  Pi 421 

Bethany  Circle   547 

Betry,  P.  A 438 

Beutner,  W.  C 66,  314 

339,  433,  580,  603 

Bevier,   Isabel   602 

Bevis,  Neva  A 66 

Bevis,  R.  E 364 

Bevis,  Sina   404 

Bezkostny,  W 505 

Bezy,  P.  A 339,  353,  479,  578 

Bialik,  E.  V 588 

Bibow,  N.  E 391,  491 

Bier,  Helen 550 

Bierdeman,  W.  R 452 

Biersmith,  Marjorie 519 

Biestek,  P.  J 507 

Bigelow,   Henry    503 

Bigler,  R.  S 56,  66,  318 

355,  356,  481,  571,  585 

Billmire,  W.  B 365,  412 

Bingaman,    W.    W 450 

Bingham,  H.  Y 438 

Binkert,  C.  E 363,  473,  476,  572 

Binna,  C.  L 368,  476 

Binnier,  Aretta  J 66 

Binyon,  H.  A 66 

Biondi,  R 578 

Bird,   Julia  T 66,  592,  596 

Bird,  M.  T 399 

Birdzell,  W.  C 66 

Birger,  M.  H 484,  601 

Birkenstein,   Eleanor    542 

Birkett,  F.  E 365 

Birkett,  Frances   527 

Birkhimer,   T.   A 66 

Birks,  C.  R 309,  476 

Birtwell,  Audrey  E 66,  523 

Bisbee,  F.  B 490 

Bischoff,   F.   H 363,  364 

Bishop,  G.  R 67,  588 

Bishop,  G.  R 67 

Bishop,  Y.  K 309 

Bissel,  E.  A 522 

Bisshopp,  K.  E 67,  391,  399 

Bitting,  H.  W 365,  462 

Bitzer,  A.  M 393,  471,  580 

Bjork,  R 473 

Blachman,  P 484 

Black,  D.  B 309,  432 

Black,  Farnwald 444 

Black,    H.   H 431 

Black,   Helen   L 67 

Black,  Jessie 607 

Black,  L.  B 389 

Black,  L.  R 387 

Black,  O.  R 590 

Black,  Pauline   592 

Black,  R.   G 67,  391,  588 

Black,  S.  R 393 

Black,  W.  Z.,  Jr 428 

Blackard,  B.  P 67,  363 

364,  366,  469,  602 

Blackstone,  A.  E 436 

Blackstone,  Anna  Mae 539 

Blaeuer,  Mary  G 587 

Blain,  Cecil 499 

Blaine,  R.  F 304,  389 

Blair,  F.  G 20 

Blair,  Mabel   552,  584,  607 

Blaisdell,   F.  R 363,  602 

Blake,  Clara  L 592 

Blake,  Louis  J 269,  521,  575 

Blake,  Lucile  E 67,  526 

Blake,  W.  L 452 

Blakemore,   R.   H 365,  499 

Blakeney,  R.  A 402 

Blakeslee,  G.  K 363 

Blanchard,   Ralph    444 

Bland,  W.  W 67,  368 

387,  392,  456,  580 
Blanke,  A.  R.  .67,  420,  427,  563,  572 

Blaszczenski,  Helen 552 

Blaszczenski,  Stephinia 552 

Blatt,  B.  L 456 


Blatt,  Berdnice  L 392 

Blart,  G.  N 456 

Blatt,  M.  L 504. 

Blatt,  Marjorie 303,  536 

Blatt,  S.  R 393 

Blatt,  W.  M 477 

Blatter,  A.  O 365 

Blaurock,  M.  F 587 

Blayney,  F.  A 67,  440 

Blech,  S.  R 484 

Beldsoe,   W.   A 363,  602 

Blewitt,    Emily    552 

Bliss,   H.   H 432 

Bliss,  R.  H 259 

Bliss,  R.  W 497 

Block,  F.  L 416 

Block,   Murle  E 67,  252,  516 

Block,   Pauline   518 

Blome,  L.  L 460,  590 

Blomquist,    A.    T 399,400,432 

Blomquist,  Gertrude  E..67,  369,  531 

Blood,  K.  C 67,  326,  328 

Bloom,  C.  R 508 

Bloom,  J.  L 447 

Bloom,  Margaret 533 

Bloomer,  H.  H 67,  330 

463,  572,  607 

Bloomfield,  Bernice 543 

Bloomquisr,  F.  E 580 

Blosten,  M.  H 402 

Blue,  Miriam    331 

Bium,  T.  W 67,  454 

Blumberg,   A.   E 453,  580 

Blumenfeld,  C  H 461 

Blumenkamp,  E.  F 239,  470 

Blumenkamp,  Ruth  A 523,  587 

Blumenthal,  E 363,  366,  499 

Boardman,  Inez  E 67,  558 

Boblenz,  R.  L 472 

Bock,  L.  H 400 

Bodenschatz,  D.  E 68,  434 

Bodine,  Elizabeth   68,  534 

Bodine,  L.  W 363,  365 

Bodman,  A.  E 211 

Bodman,   S.   L 422 

Bodwell,  G.  L 466,  588 

Bodwell,  G.  W 608 

Bodwell,  J.  W 466 

Boekenhoff,  Kathryn 404,  536 

Bogart,   E.   L 405,  471 

Bogeaus,   A.   A 492,  601 

Boggs,  F.  H 328 

Boggs,  Rosalyn 532 

Boice,  H.  H 469 

Boikan,  Wm 508 

Boldt,   R.   W 68 

Bolin,   Marjorie  A 68,  534 

Boling,  H.  A 238 

Bolotin,  G.  G 68,  459 

Bolotin,  M.  T 508 

Bonar,  Alice 291 

Bond,  G.  S.  .  .68,  338,  385,  389,  477 

Bond,  J.  L 424 

Bond,  R.  C 392 

Bone,  R.  0 68,  392 

Bonham,  H.  E 393 

Bonjean,  R.  C 68,  338,  424 

Bonnell,  Ellis 504 

Bonnett,   Eloise   404,  530 

Bontjes,  J.  H.,  Jr 68,  446,  563 

Bonvallet,  Marie  B 553 

Boomfield,  H.  G 442 

Boos,  Eleanor 527 

Boos,   Madlynn  E..68,  355,  513,  527 

Boot,  G.  W 604 

Booth,  W.  B 417 

Booty,  K.  H 458 

Borah,  A.  C 465 

Borch,  Harold   499 

Borchers,   A.  W 363,  392 

Borchers,  Helen  M 558 

Borchers,  Webber 494 

Borg,   A.  W 363,  364,  450 

Bornolf,  L.  H 492 

Borovxky,  M.  T 508 

Borsch,  H.  W 588 

Borsr,  W.  B 68,  451 

Boruff,  C.  S 400,  432 

Bosenbury,  J.  M.,  Jr 68,  301 

355,  415 

Bosley,  B.  B 302,  455 

Boston,  J.  R 417 

Both,  J.   B 481 

Bottcmley,  J.  A 68,  351,  453 

Boucher,  F.  E 388,  393,  428 

Boughman,  Eliza 513 

Boughton,   S 437 

Bourgin,  D.  G 399,  459,  608 

Bourland,  L.  T 399 

Bourne,  E.  G 485,  574,  583 

Bouseman,  D.  G 475 

Bowen,  C.  E 202,  421 

Bowen,  Harold   311,  607 

Bowen,  H.  H 447 

Bowen,  Isabel  G 275,  531 

Bowen,  R.  H 251 

Bowen,  Virginia 275 

Bower,  L.  K 238,  240 

Bowers,  Kathryn   594 

Bowers,  L.  J 68 

Bowers,  Mary  E 548 


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Bowes,   T.   L.  .68,  228,  234,  397,  589 

Bowman,  E.  R 68 

Bowman,  Hazel  L 69,  275,  514 

Bowman,  M.  V 211,  472 

Bowman,  Mary  P 69,  595 

Boyd,   Catherine  F 69,  558 

Boyd,   T.  E 482 

Boyd,  Letitia  D 550 

Boyd,  Maurine   69,  534,  602 

Boyd,  Pauline 549 

Boyd,  R.  W 365 

Boyd,  Winifred   369 

Boyer,  H.  B 572 

Boyer,   Ileayn    331 

Boyer,  Irene   516 

Boyle,  P.  C 365 

Boysen,  W.  P 301,  355 

422,  568,  579,  582 

Boyson,  B.  H 442 

Bozzich,  Angeline  E 69,  550 

Bradbury,  C.  E 414,  603,  607 

Bradbury,   Dorothy    558 

Bradel,  S.  F 503 

Bradford,  John 365 

Bradley,  Charlotte 520 

Bradley,  D.  N 503 

Bradley,  W.  F 69,  477 

Brady,  Harriett  J 539 

Brahana,  H.  R 399,  476 

Brainard,  A.  F 570 

Branch,  C.  E 502 

Brandenberger,  P.  W 482 

Brandenburger,  A.  R 501 

Brandt,  Leona 513,  517,  575 

Brantley,  Robert 69,  468 

Branz,  W 69,  587 

Brasch,  S 459 

Brashaw,  E.  W 494 

Bratrude,  A.  P 502 

Bratzler,  L.  J 69,  314,  325 

355,  401,  433,  603 

Brauer,  Norma 551 

Brauer,  Perry   369,  519 

Braun,  C.  C 203 

Braun,    G.   W .479,  564 

Braunsdorff,  A.  H 392 

Brawdy,  E.  J 484 

Bray,  R.  H 400 

Brayshaw,  Ellen  W 517,  596 

Breakstone,  J.   R 459 

Brearton,  L.  W 365,  418 

Brebner,  C.  E 392 

Bredehoft,  Virginia 311,  514 

Breithaupt,  H.  W 436 

Brennan,  E.  L 496 

Brennan,  Mary   168,  269,  302 

352,  517,  575,  590 

Brennan,  Ruth 369,  515 

Brenner,  LaVerne 552 

Brcntlinger,    J.    W 391,  470 

Bresee,  Ruth 69,  338,  358,  515 

Breuillaud,  Cesarine  ..  .405,  596,  603 

Brevall,  J.  F 239 

Brewer,  G.  L 419 

Brewer,  W.  A 433 

Brewster,   Louise   69,  521 

Bridges,  Jean 366,  369,  541 

Briggs,  Betty   302,  518 

Briggs,   M.   M 438 

Brigham,  H.  H 320,  421 

Brines,   Paul    329,  345,  418 

Brinkema,   Bernice    369,  526 

Brinkman,  Bernadine 550 

Brinkman,  H.  W 69,  397 

Brinley,  P.  V 504 

Brinn,  W.  E 436 

Briones,  Marina 588,  606 

Brissenden,  H.  C 69 

Bristow,  Dorothy 69,  536 

Bristow,  L 399 

Brittain,  Marjorie 513,  538,  594 

Biitton,  W.  E 328,  454 

Britton,  William  A 424 

Brock,  D.  L 69 

Brock,  G.  W 70 

Brock,  J 261,  430 

Brick,  J.  H 448 

Brodin,  Evelyn 532 

Brodkorb,  W.  P 70,  462 

Brodsky,  H 509 

Brody,  B.  B 70 

Brody,   L.   J 509 

Brody,  R.  L 70,  580 

Bromund,  R.  D 457 

Brondas,  Steve 494 

Bronson,  Margaret 552 

Brook,  C.  0 483 

Brook,  Sarah   70,  596 

Brooks,  A.  D '..  .70,  596 

Brooks,  Fannie  M 521,  602 

Brooks,  G.  F 502 

Brooks,  J.  0 419 

Brooks,   L.  R 470 

Brooks,  Morgan 397,  589 

Brooks,  N.  C 405,  416 

Brooks,  T.  E 430 

Broom,  CM 430 

Broom,   J.   A 390 

Broomell,  Virginia 308 

Brown,   Albert 439 

Brown,  Beatrice 70,  550 


Brown,  C.  P 466 

Brown,   C.   R 434 

Brown,  D.  M 70,  368,  497 

Brown,  Donald 58,  70,  179 

238,  242,  355,  456,  568 

Brown,  E.  V 392 

Brown,  Edward   573 

Brown,  Elizabeth  W 558,  592 

Brown,  F.  A 439 

Brown,  F.  G 70 

Brown,  F.  S 319,  397,  499 

Brown,  H.  A 465,  589 

Brown,  H.  F 339,  465 

Brown,  H.  N 509 

Brown,  J.  L 463 

Brown,  J.  S 415 

Brown,  J.  W 447 

Brown,   K.   L : 604 

Brown,  L.  T 414 

Brown,  L.  W 496 

Brown,  Lilah   553 

Brown,   Louis:   553 

Brown,  M.  V 504 

Brown,  P.  H 429,  512 

Brown,  Phyllis 531 

Brown,  R.  L 70,  576 

Brown,  R.  M 454,  590 

Brown,  S  C 70,  497,  588 

Brown,  S.  E 506 

Brown,  S.  F 463 

Brown,  T.  M 470 

Brown,  W.  B 413 

Brown,  W.  H 448 

Brown,  W.  R 440 

Brown,  W.  W 248,  570 

Browne,  C.  D 504 

Browne,  Kathryn   70,  522,  606 

Browne,  W.  H 504 

Browning,  Eugene 400,  432 

Browning,  F.  E 363 

Browning,   J.  W 420 

Browning,  L.  M 500 

Brownson,    Marcella   K 369,  538 

Broz,   Rose 552 

Brubaker,  W.  C 440 

Bruch,    Gerston    70 

Brucker,  F 455 

Bruckman,   Betty    553 

Bruedigam,   M.   J 392,  437 

Brugman,  L.  W 70,  431 

Bruhn,  Esther 533 

Bruhnke,  R.  P 70,  387 

391,  444,  607 

Bruin,  Thad   503 

Brull,  E.  E 474 

Brumbach,   F.   L 70,  93 

Brumbaugh,  G.  G 479 

Brumley,  D.  J 330,  391 

Brune,  Lorena 71,  369,  526 

Bruner,  B.  B 365,  490 

Bruner,   Helen    559 

Brunner,  J.  A 393,  432 

Bruns,  P.  R 393,  486,  590 

Brusa,  K.  T 393,  567 

Bryan,  G.  D 58,  71 

181,  328,  355,  418 

Bryant,   G.  L 71,  388.  485,  583 

Bryant,  R.  G 574 

Brydges,  Eileen   303,  532 

Brydges,  W.  T 71,  434 

Bryson,  Joseph   412 

Brzenk,  Sophia 587 

Bube,  Gertrude  F 303,  536 

Buchanan,   D.   M 71,  570 

Buchanan,  H.  K 364 

Buchanan,  R.  S.  .  .332,  392,  479,  597 

Buchholz,   B.  N 300,  484 

Buck,  C.  M 404,  447 

Buckhardt,  H.  L 566 

Buckhold,  E.  F 388 

Buckholdt,  E.  F 393 

Buckles,  R.  H 319,  419 

Buckley,  Z.  J 71 

Buckman,  C.  M 71,  503 

Buckman,   William    306 

Buckmaster,  Daniel   465 

Budd,  J.  P 206,  500 

Buddemberg,   E 71,  435 

Buddemeir,    W.    D 482 

Budinger,  B.  G 355 

Budinger,  W.  G 166,  301 

351,  392,  427 

Buehler,  Mildred   526 

Buente,  Florence  E 71,  290 

332,  592,  597 

Buffa,  E.  A 590 

Buge,  E.  W 389,  469 

Buker,   R.   R 71,  499 

Bulkely,  G.  C 393,  473 

Bull,  Sleeter   433 

Bullard,  Helen   305 

Bullard,  R.  E 387 

Bullock,   D.   M 203,  208,  220 

Bullpitt,  Lome 42 1 

Bumgarner,  E.  H 250 

Bu'mgarner,  J.  G :  .304,  448 

Bumstead,  C.  H 365,  402,421 

Bunchman,   L.   F 498 

Bundy,   Helena  D 290,  520 

Bunge,  W.  A 488 

Bunning,  W.   F 232 


Bunte,   L.   F 71,330 

375,  387,  393,  463 

Bunte,   L.  R 385 

Bunting,   J.   H 363,  486 

Bunting,  Mary  J 290,  530 

575,  584,  608 

Burda,  Bessie  F 71 

Burdick,   L.   S 71,  203,  208 

214,  248,  355,  358,  424 

Burdzeus,    L 393 

Buresch,  Louise   522 

Burriend,  N.  T 71,  420,  437 

Burg,   Dorothy   H 355,522 

Burger,    Anita   L 71,  597 

Burger,   S.  J 461 

Burgess,    M.   A 167,318,437 

Burgess,  W.  K 374,  386,  388,  389 

Burgett,   Robert    477 

Burgland,  W.  L 313 

Burglund,  W.  P 337,338,  339 

355,  392,  397,  588,  589,  608 

Burgoon,  B 326 

Burham,   R.    E 261 

Burke,   E.   M 313,  470 

Burke,   R.   W 485 

Burkhart,  C.  M 465 

Burkhart,   G.   H 164,  167,  226 

228,  232,  355,  416 

Burks,  Dana 432 

Burlison,  W.  L 328,  429,  603 

Burnam,    R.   E r.  : 430 

Burner,    Elayna    520 

Burner,  J.  B 606 

Burnett,   H.  C 304,  470 

Burnett,   J.   S 314,  433 

Burnett,   Robert    304 

Burnette,  J.   G 468 

Burney,  J.  R 386,  388,  593 

Burnham,  H.  E 415 

Burnham.  Mary  F 527 

Burmer,  Mary  L 52  5,  596 

Burns,    B.  B 72,331,553,602 

Burns,   C.   W 507 

Burns,  Edward   ! 573 

Burns,  K.  L 72,  275 

357^551,  581 

Burns,  Kathryn  V 602 

Burroughs,  Bernice   553 

Burroughs,  C.  G 471,  580 

Burroughs,  D.  V 500 

Burroughs,    K.   L.  ..72,  260,  429,  579 

Burrow,  Dorothy   536 

Burrow,  Hazel  M 312,  590 

Burrows,   Kathryn   A. ...72,  266,  267 
403,  515,'  581,  593 

Burrows,  S.  J 500 

Bursik,  Olga  M 521,  593 

Burt,   F.  T 72,  570 

Burt,  J.  F 436 

Burtis,  E.  L 418 

Burton,   H.  B 475 

Burton,  Margaret 523 

Burton,  P.  W 419 

Burton,  R.  C 72 

Burton,  W.  E 506 

Busch,  Catherine 553,  593 

Busch,   Jane    515 

Busenbark,   Wilma  F 530,  600 

Busey,   Mary  E 20,  594,  600 

Busey,   P.   G 585 

Bushee,  Adaline 72 

Bushee,  Margaret   269,  303 

518,  575 

Bushing,  H.  A 481 

Busker,  W.  E 169,  312,  481 

Busse,  R.  G 338,  417 

Buswell,  A.   M 386,  400,  432 

Buswell,    C.   J 72,  423 

Buswell,   R.   R 425 

Butcher,    C.    A 602 

Butler,  S.  M 422 

Butler,  Vera   592 

Butt.  Georgia   518 

Butwell,  Anthony    476 

Butz,   L.  W 432,  587 

Butz,  W.  E 500 

Byerley,    J.   R 595 

Byerly,  R.  A 364 

Byers,  G.  B 566 

Byers,  Laura   551 

Bvers,  M 509 

Byford,  H.  T 500 

Byrne,    Payton    422 

Byrns,  F.  W 482 

c 

Cacanindin,   S.   U 601 

Caddy,  K  J 204,  355,  421 

Cade,    Helen    538,  594 

Cadle,  Robert 479 

Cadwell,    E.    R 390,  457 

Cady,  G.  H 252,  427 

Cagann,  O.  W 412,  582 

Cahn,   A.   R 203,  250,  459 

Caine,  M 455 

Cairnes,  W.  E 487 

Caisson   Club    393 

Caldel,    Homer,   Jr 460 

Caldwell,  Esther    526 


Caldwell,  H.,  Jr 392,  460 

Caldwell,  Mary  Jane..  .166,  350,  524 

Caldwell,   P.   F 442,  476 

Caldwell,  Ruth  M 404,  491 

494,  526,  600 

Caldwell,  Ruth  V 72,  514 

Califf,  J.  P 441 

Callen,  A.  C 397,  437 

Calverley,  H.  V 21,  72 

Calvin,   J.   K 508 

Cameron,  D.  A 302,  415 

Cameron,   E.  H 595 

Cameron,  Louise   404,  514 

Cameron,  W.  M 441,  579 

Camp,  Marion   522 

Camp,   Mildred    547 

Camp,  W.  J.  R 504 

Campbell,  A.  H 203,  248,  487 

Campbell,  C.  A 72 

Campbell,   C.  B 460,  585,  607 

Campbell,   C.  S 485 

Campbell,  C.  W 416 

Campbell,  E.  K 466 

Campbell,   Frances    311,  514 

Campbell,  F.  G 404 

Campbell,  H.  Elizabeth 369,  513 

Campbell,  Helen   311,  525 

Campbell,  J.  C 507 

Campbell,  J.  D 338,  425 

Campbell,  J.  L 56 

Campbell,  J.  O 72,  356 

392,  418,  587 
Campbell,   Lois   E.  .72,  513,  532,  584 

Campbell,  Mary 522 

Campbell,  R 505 

Campus  Leaders 173 

Canavan,  Elizabeth   518 

Canneld,  C.  R 468 

Canney,  C.  E 259 

Canney,  W.   M 414 

Cannon,   J.    H 364 

Canterbury,  A.  L 72,448,  566 

Cantrell,  Celeste  E 72,  405,  589 

Cap  Burning  Committee 169 

Cappell,  Jean   503 

Capron,  H.  S 20 

Carbonell,  N.  C 435,  601 

Carey,  George 503 

Carlino,  J.  A 239 

Carlock,  L.  D 299,  389,  429 

Carlock,  M.   F 73,  385,  387 

391,  429,  576 

Carlock,   Mabel    601 

Carlock,   Margaret 606 

Carlson,  J.  E 457,  587 

Carlson,   Marjorie   558 

Carlson,  R.   G.   W 425 

Carlson,   S.  E 388,  391,  447 

Carlsttom,  Charles   420,  422 

Carmichael,   Lesley    426 

Carmichael,  R 73,  465 

Carmichael,  R.  D 399 

Carnahan,   D.   H 405,413,435 

588,  596,  603,  606 
Carnahan,  Margaret  ..  .516,  581,  596 

Caron,  Bernadette   527 

Carow,  T.  M 506 

Carpenter,  Howard   304 

Carpenter,    P.    D 507 

Carpenter,   R.   A 73 

Carpio,  G.  D 601 

Carr,  H.  H 502 

Carr,  L.  Margaret/ 73,  514 

Carr,   R.   J 58,  73,  181,  203 

226,  228,  231,  355,  452 

Carrel,   L.  J 73,  179,  336,  338 

339,  341,  355,  421 

Carroll,  C.  F 436 

Carroll,  Edna 584 

Carroll,  Ellinore  C 514 

Carroll,   Thomas    573 

Carroll,  W.  E 169,  427 

Carson,  Alma 550 

Carson,  Barbara 527 

Carson,  C.  M 437 

Carson,  Lucile   302,  527 

Carson,   Mary  Ann 403,  515 

Carson,  T.  B 413 

Carter,  C.  E 500 

Carter,   Olive    558 

Carter,   R.   V 436 

Carter,  Tom   426 

Carter,  Vivian    73 

Carthey,   E.  D 434 

Carver,   W.    S 393,  472 

Cary,   Eugene      500 

Cary,  R.  C 451 

Case,   Dorothy    .  .  .290,  291,  440,  530 

Case,   H.  C.  M 401 

Casey,  A.  W 500 

Casey,  W.   C 444 

Cash,   Clayton    364 

Cash,  J.  G 448 

Casner,   A.  J 413,  420 

Cassel,   H.   S 461 

Cassity,  C.  M 73,  472,  572 

Cassity,  L.  H 472 

Casto,   Mary  M 586 

Cathcart,  R.  C 454 

Catherwood,  Elizabeth  R 73,  330 

558,  594 


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Catherwood,  Florence  L 399 

535,  594 

Catc,  H.  V 305 

Cattron,  J.  G 329 

Cavallo,    Edythe    535 

Cavalry   Officers'   Club 392 

Cave,  J.  A 164,  175,  203 

228,  230,  355,  425 

Cawthorne,   F.  J 501 

Cazel,  E.   E 490 

Cederblom,    C.   E 326,  368 

Celaya,  R 226,  570,  588,  606 

Ceplair,  A.  M 478 

Cerf,  D.  F 445 

Cerny,   A.   J 504 

Cerny,  Chas 73 

Certik,    Chas 73 

Cessna,  C.  E 423,  588 

Cha,  L.  H 408,  586 

Chadsey,  Dean  C.  E 27,  416 

570,  595 

Challacombe,    C.    N 496 

Chalstrom,  6.  E 469 

Chamberlain,  Grace  E 547 

Chamberlain,  M.  B 73 

Chamberlain,  Ruth  H..' 523 

Chambers,  Annamae 558 

Chambers,   A.  R 226,  230 

Chambers,  R.  L 73,  428,  570 

Chan,  Hanse   8,  73,  586 

Chance,    Lucile    524,575 

Chance,  W.  W 472,  572 

Chandler,  H.  K 365 

Chandler.  J.  F 569 

Chapin,  E.  W 73,  364,  588,  589 

Chapin,   Ruth 559 

Chapman,  E.  L .447 

Chapman,  Henry   508 

Chappelle,    Mabel.  .73,  330,  534,  608 

Charle,  W.   W 211,  425 

Charlton,    D.    S 330,393,487 

Chase,  H.  W 19 

Chason,  William 565 

Chastain,    W.    E 364 

Chattin,  E.  P 446 

Chauvet,   Frank    501 

Cheek,    Ina   Mae 589 

Chelovich,   Vaso    74 

Chen,   Y.  K 586 

Cheney,   A.   M 74,  487,  590 

Chenoweth,   E.    E 74 

Chern,  B 509 

Cherry,  W.  L 254,  363 

Chesbro,  Jeannette  I.  . .  .74,  526,  602 

Chesler,  Leonard   461 

Chesler,  M.  C <61 

Chesley,  H.  E.,  Jr 460 

Chessen,   V.   J 456 

Chester,   Robert    412 

Chetham,   H.   A 387,  389,  440 

Chi  Beta   428 

Chi  Chi  Chi '. 586 

Chi  Epsilon 569 

Chi  Omega 518 

Chi  Phi 441 

Chi  Psi    442 

Chi  7au 491 

Childs,  W.  H 74,  401 

Chinese  Students'    Club 586 

Chinlund,   J.   T 302,423,604 

Chinn,  M.  E 74,  567,  569 

Chirpe,  C.  1 465 

Chitty,   Lois   .308,  521 

Chizewer,  J 459 

Choate,  R.  H 363,  475,  580 

Christensen,  C.  C 309,  480 

Christensen,  C.  D. 465 

Christensen,  G.  0 462 

Christensen,  M.  C 470 

Christensen,   P.   A 74,353,385 

387,  393,  425,  604 

Christenson,  Blanche  L 74,  526 

Christessen,  Irene 552 

Christian,   H.  E 390 

Christian,  W.  A 203,  502 

Christiansen,  A.  G 456' 

Christiansen,  H.  A 456 

Christie,  G.  T 491 

Christie,  J.  P 74,  418 

Christie,  R.  M 453 

Christman,  V.  P 580 

Christopher,  D.  E 452 

Chu,   T.  T 586 

Chu,   W.    C 586 

Chulock,   Gertrude  A 166,  333 

539,  596 

Chulock,   Gladys   A 301,  539 

Chung,   Lung   586,  607 

Church,   F.   S 74,  469,  597 

Churchill,    Alice.. 291,  513,  540,  596 

Churchill,  George   499 

Churchill,  M.  A 365,  498 

Chynoweth.    Margaret    544,  607 

Cinak,  T.  J 388,  393,  486 

Cirhan,  L.  A 498 

Cisne,  Richard   417 

Citron,    P.  N 445 

Civik,   Gertrude   .557 

Clanahan,  Robert 304 

Clancy,    C.    W 74 


Clapp,   Georgia  J 74,  596 

Clare,  G.  M 414 

Clare,   R.   0 74,  414,  579 

Clark,  A.  H 502,  507 

Clark,  Aura   330,  552 

Clark,   Barbara  Jane 303,  526 

Clark,    F.   M 400,  432 

Clark,  G.  L.  .366,  400,  421,  432,  464 

Clark,   J.   1 417 

Clark,  J.  S 392,  475 

Clark,   John    403 

Clark,   Laura    74,  602 

Clark,  Mary  E 358,  597 

Clark,  Mary  M 74,  532,  584 

592,  594,  602 

Clark,  O.  L 74,  473 

Clark,  Dean  T.  A 36,  386,  402 

405,  417,  458,  572,  603 

Clark,  W.  J 482 

Clark,  W.  P 417 

Clark,  William 595 

Clarke,  C.  W 507 

Clarke,  Elizabeth  G 75,  517 

Clarke,  M.  J 404,  424,  475 

Clarke,  Wade 75 

Clason,  Fredrica 165,  266,  592 

Clason,  G.   S 487 

Clason,  Margaret 355 

Classes 53 

Class  of  1910 56 

Class  of  1931 166,  167 

Class  of  1932 168 

Class  of  1933 169 

Classen,  R.  H 75,  420 

Classon,   R.   J 56,  348 

Claure,  C.  A 435,  604 

Clauss,   R.    F 456 

Claussen,  Charlotte  E.  .532,  584,  594 

Clayton,  Eleanor  1 403,  558 

Cleary,  E.  W 494- 

Clegg,   W.   L 75,  387,  393,  570 

Clem,  Edith  F 75,  369,  547 

Clem,   Gilbert 566 

Clem,  Margaret  E 404 

Clemens,  E.  C 388,  574 

Clemens,   J.   E 75 

Clement,  J.  A 485,  595 

Clements,  Jean  B 525 

Clements,  J.  H 415,  579 

Clendinin,  E.  W 312,  483 

Clennen,  Cecil   443 

Clevenger,  A.  W 35 

Clevenger,  C.   H 571 

Clevenstine,  R.  E 75,  588,  604 

Clifford,  Mary   558 

Clift,   L.   W. 363 

Cline,  J.   M 421 

Cline,  L.  S 421,  569,  579 

Cline,   Polly  F 75 

Cline,  Ruth  J 75 

Clinite,  Ruth  G 546 

Clinton,  Eugenia   552 

Clodfelter,  Carl   .499 

Clorus,  J.  F 75 

Clow,  C.  F 364 

Clow,   Louise  C 290,  302,  530 

Coale,  L.  W 363 

Coate,  W.  R 75,  339,  407 

Coatney,  Kenneth 75,  423,  570 

Coble,  A.  B 399 

Coble,  J.  A 75,  422 

Cochonour,  C.  R 483 

Cockrell,    C.    F 203,440 

Cockrum,  J.  W 471,  580 

Cody,   E.  A 443 

Cody,  Frances 526 

Coe,  C.  S 485 

Coe,   Grace    75,  332,  597 

Coe,  Mildred 308,  521 

Coffey,  S.  J 443 

Coffman,   Donald    399,  400 

414,  432 

Coglon,   R.   B 502 

Cohen,  A.  S 484 

Cohen,   B.   S 478,  508 

Cohen,   Faye    75,  403,  553 

Cohen,   Irene   308,  539 

Cohen,  I.   E 75 

Cohen,  J.  L.  .169,  302,  354,  478,  509 

Cohen,  L 459 

Cohen,  Melvin   508 

Cohen,  S.  J 455,  508 

Cohenour,  H.  H 490 

Cohn,  B 239,  301,  461 

Cohn,  J.  L 461 

Cohn,  L.  E 76 

Cohn,  M.  P 461 

Cohn,  S.  L 76 

Coie,   Dorothy    548 

Colby,  A.  S 417 

Coldewey,  G.,  Jr 319,  402,  481 

Coldwell,  M.  I. .329 

Cole,  Elizabeth 594 

Cole,  Ernegene .552 

Cole,  E 434 

Cole,  F.  P 390,  447 

Cole,   G.  C 412,  414 

Cole,   H.   C 412,  420 

Cole,  H.  W 76,  392,  442,  475 

Cole,   Ruth  M 76 

Coleman,  A.  L 76 


Coleman,  C.  C 363,  573 

Coleman,   C.  F 393,  426 

Coleman,   E.   C 495 

Coleman,  J.  G 402,  417,  577 

Colgren,  C.  T 363 

Colin,  G.  T 474 

Collard,  E.  W 424 

College  of  Agriculture 25 

College  of  Commerce  and 

Business  Administration   23 

College  of  Dentistry 33 

College  of  Education 27 

College  of  Engineering 24 

College  of  Journalism 34 

College  of  Law 26 

College  of  Liberal  Arts 

and  Sciences 22 

College  of  Medicine 32 

Collett,  B.,  Jr 419 

Collins,  A 56 

Collins,  D.  D 364,  465 

Collins,  E.  B 76,  310,  355,  356 

392,  563,  572,  603 

Collins,  Essie  G 522 

Collins,  Eunice   514,  584 

Collins,   G.   E 305,  580 

Collins,  J.  G 76 

Collins,   L 429 

Collins,  W.  L 386 

Collom,  H.   G 580 

Colp,    Katherine    369,515 

Colwell,  R.  F 434 

Combs,   E.   N 164,  174,  227 

355,  452,  568 

Comess,  0 509 

Comings,  Edward    76,  328 

392,  400,  444 

Comings,  Raymond   444 

Commerce   Council    323 

Commons,  G.  D.  .364,  491,  564,  571 

Comstock,   Fred    426 

Comstock,   M.    D 393,428 

Conant,  H.  E 363 

Concert  Band  363 

Concklin,  L.  F 393,  430,  578 

Condit,  Mary  Lou 514 

Congregational  House 549 

Conklin,   J.   O 500 

Conklin,  R.  T 415 

Conklin,  Ruth  D 76,  514,  608 

Conley,  C.  E 421 

Conley,    Susan    586 

Conley,    T.   J 501 

Conlin,    G 76,228,474 

Conlin,  J.  J 474 

Conn,  Avis 597 

Connaway,  C.  D 76 

Connell,   L.  D 473 

Connell,   W.   M 365,460 

Connor,  J.   M 76,  494 

Connor,  Kathryn   521 

Connor,   R.   A 404 

Connors,  Dorsey 309,  418 

Connors,   Juliet    ..337,  516,  575,  590 

Conover,  C.N 76 

Conover,  R.  J 166,  178,  322 

350,  355,  416,  568,  579 

Conrad,   D.   R 76,  423 

Conrad,    Inez    597 

Considine,  Vincent   443 

Constant,  E.  S 365 

Converse,  P.  D 396,  470,  571 

Conwell,  G.  A 76,  320,  340 

349,  355,  454,  568 

Cook,  B.  C 450 

Cook,  B.  L 76 

Cook,  Eleanor   308,  525 

Cook,  Florence 553 

Cook,  G.  E 483 

Cook,  Phyllis  R 77,  551 

Coombe,  J.   V 77,  313 

387,  393,  567 

Coons,  L.  K 77,  464 

Coons,    Mary    594 

Cooper,  Arthur   483,  588 

Cooper,  D.  H 468,  564,  571,  585 

Cooper,   Elizabeth    399 

Cooper,    Evelyn    528 

Cooper,  F.  S 392 

Cooper,  H.  A 77 

Cooper,   M.  J 484 

Cooper,  T.  J 484 

Cooper,   W.   T 77,  397,  480,  589 

Cope,  Dorothy 588 

Cope,   R.   J 392 

Cope,  W.,   Jr 479 

Copeland,  W.  J 504 

Copenhaver,   Helen   544 

Copley,  M.  J 400,  464 

Copper,   Harry    508 

Copper,   Lucille    303 

Corazza,  J.  W 345 

Corbin,  G.  H 331 

Cordts,   V.   R 433 

Core,  H.  E 428 

Corey,  S.  M 486,  595 

Corina   559 

Ccrnelisen,  P.  Loraine 545,  596 

Cornwell,   Edna    77,  148,  544 

Cornwell,  W.  J 414 

Corpe,  Enid   77,  553 


Corran,   R.   E .  .209 

Corrigan,    K.    E 386 

Corso,  L 398,  469 

Corush,  Florence   539 

Corydon,  H.   H 491,  571 

Corzine,  J.  H 485 

Cosgrove,  C.   P 305,  469 

Cosmidys,   C.   J ' 239 

Cosmopolitan  Club   435 

Costa,  Donald    499 

Cote,   Evelyn    279,  340 

502,  584,  594 

Cothern,  Alta  M 77 

Cothern,  M.  R 604 

Cott,  W.  B 468 

Coughlin,  Katharine 522 

Cougill,   Ethel    331 

Couleur,    J.   R 86,  368 

Countryman,  G.  L 500 

Courtney,    P.   E 77,  298 

310,  476,  605 

Cousley,   Nancy   517 

Coutrakon,   P.   G 338 

Cowan,  G.  E 462 

Cowles,  J.  W 479 

Cox,  B.   A 392,  444 

Cox,  Catherine   169,  354,  533 

Cox,  C.  B 413 

Cox,  E.  H 506 

Cox,  J.  D.,  Jr 77,  444 

Cox,  R.  F.  B 77,  464 

Coyne,  A 509 

Cozzens,  J.  E 77 

Crabbe,  Charles   503 

Craft,    Liva   Morgan 404 

Craft,  O.  C 391 

Craig,  E.  M 363,  364 

Craig,   H.  A 494 

Craig,  H.  W 203,  255,  435 

Craig,  Margaret   535 

Craig,  Mary   533 

Crain,  R.  W. ,  Jr 77,  447 

Cram,  R.  E 365 

Cramer,  P.  D 399 

Crandall,   J.    P 77,418,420 

Crandell,  J.  S 418,  497,  569 

Crane,  Helen 290,  516 

Crane,  R.  J. . .  .  58,  77,  181,  203,  208 
214,  248,  322,  355,  480,  570 

Craner,  R.  J 477 

Cranston,   Bernice    534 

Crathorne,  A.  R.,  Jr...l68,  320,  352 
399,  415,  572,  577 

Crathorne,    Anne    H 78,518 

Cravens,  J.  E 506 

Crawford,  A.  B 471 

Crawford,   Q.   J 431 

Crawford,  Ted   331 

Creath,  Ada  M 78,  546 

Creath,   C.   V 78 

Crelman,  S.  N 484 

Cress,  E.  E 431 

Crews,   H.    0 482 

Crews,  J.  W 472 

Ciews,  Rhea 531 

Crile,  D.  R 502 

Crink,   Helen    552 

Cripe,   Maxine    519 

Crippin,  Julianna   305,  544 

Crisp,   Dorothy    309,  587 

Crocker,  Margaret  B 524 

Crocker,  Margaret  E.  ..165,  175,  266 
267,  274,  311,  320,  520,  575,  590 

Cromwell,   Janet    537 

Cronk,  C 505 

Cronin,  W.  M 78,  573,  588,  608 

Cronquist,   E.   P.  A 431 

Crook,  R.   P 418 

Crook,   W.    H 78,  392,  418 

Crosbie,  M.  H 113,  432 

Cross,  H 397,  569 

Crossman,  R.  S 431,  488,  576 

Crost,   H.   S 366,  492 

Crouse,  Frances  C 308,  520 

Crouse,   Margaret  C 303,  520 

Crouch,  Marie   534 

Crow,  F.   G 368,  428 

Crowe,  R.  H 402,.  426,  577 

Croysdale,  L.  G. .  .  390,  4407  588,'  608 

Crull,  Harry 78,  332,  399,  403 

Crull,  Helen 584 

Crumlish,  D.   J 320,  426 

Crystal,  D 344 

Culberrson,  I.  F 166,  351 

Culbertson,   J.    A 363 

Culbertson,  R.  F 463 

Culbertson,   Virginia   G 78,  557 

Cullison,  C.  C 78 

Cullison,  J.  R 78,  566 

Culp,  K.  W 462,  571 

Culp,   M.   M 333,  604 

Culver,  Jeanne   516 

Cummings,  R.  E 211,  425 

Cummings,  S.  F 390,  499,  485 

Cummins,   Louise  T 78,518 

Cundiff,  R.   B 363,  499 

Cundy,   P.   F 78,  363,  468 

Cunniff,  James   573 

Cunningham,  Carol 566 

Cunningham,  C.   R.... 405 

Cunningham,   H.    E 20,35,416 


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Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Cupples,  W.   L 78,  387,  392 

Curran,  Robert 426 

Curran,  V.  J 488 

Currie,  Gladys  M 78,  524 

Currie,  Jean  B 524,  575 

Curry,  A.  J 475 

Curry,   L.   E 78,  475 

Curtin,  O.  J 443 

Curtis,  C.  C 456 

Curtis,  Cleo  W 78,  546 

Curtis,  D.  B 79,  488,  571,  585 

Curtis,  J.  R 391 

Curtis,  N.  E 79,  580 

Curtis,  Ruth   52  5 

Curtis,  V.  S.,  Jr 427,  563,  582 

Curzon,   G.   J 364 

Cuthbertson.  W.  P 364,  42 1 

Cutler,   Rosalyn    528 

Cutright,   C.   S 79,  325,  401,  568 

Cutright,  T.  0 494 

Czerwin,  £.   P 474 

D 

Dacanay,  B.  R : 601 

DaCosta,   G.   A 365,483 

Dad's  Day    321 

Daelto,  M.  R 601 

Dahlen,   H.   D 434 

Dailey,   D 441 

Dailey,  E.  J 442,  581 

Daily,    Elizabeth    404,518,575 

Daily  Mini,    The 299,  305 

Daily,  J.  B.,  Jr 427 

Daily,  Verna  B 79,  515,  584 

Dalbey,  Wintress.  .168,  352,  531,  575 

Dale,    Wesa    79,369,515 

Daley,    R.    J 443 

Dalrymple,   Frank    444 

Dalziel,   D.   F 79,  298,  355 

413,  563,  582 

Dammers,  C.  R 449 

Damon,    Sylvia    553 

Danaher,  J.   B 474 

Dance   Supervision    Committee ..  .ill 

Dancey,    R.    A 436 

Danforth,   Grace  V 523 

Daniels,  Dean  A.  H 30,  402,  418 

Daniels,   Amanda    553 

Daniels,    Dorothea    E 79 

Danielson,    C.   G 472 

Danielson,   W.    G 229 

Daniggelis,   J.  N 79 

Danks,  Doris 369,  526 

Dann,  N.  R 422 

Danner,  C.  J 79,  564 

Danner,   C.   M 473 

Danner,  E 79,  397,  404,  405 

569,  604,  605 

Dante,   Edward    79 

Dante,  H.  L 563 

Dante,    H.    R 482 

Dantzig,  Virginia   542,  597 

Daphne    559 

Dare,   J.   E 469 

Darnall,  Fred 501 

Darnell,  H.  M 507 

Darras,    C.    N 435 

Dashow,  Jules   79 

Dasso,    Virginia    553 

Daubek,   G.   G 204,355,392 

457,  585 

Daubs.  E.  H 168,  402,  448 

Daues,  Placide 557 

Daugharthy,    Hallie    594 

Daugherity,  Alice  M 515 

Daugherty,   L.   A.. 386,  388,  393,  413 

Daune,  E.  T 444 

Dauss,  H.  0 504 

Daveler.  W.  H 320,  442 

Davenport,   A.   P.,   Jr 440 

Davenport,    Bernice   L...79,  278,  279 

280,  434,  536 

Davenport  House 550 

David,  Geraldine 369,  552,  594 

Davidson,    C.    A 393,502 

Davidson,  Frances 535 

Davidson,    Margaret    302,552 

Davidson,   R.   H 363,  366 

Davies,   B.  R.  M 494 

Davies,    E.    F 494 

Davies,  F.  M 470,  604 

Davies,  J.  B 441,  582 

Davies,  S.  H 414 

Davis,    A.   J 418 

Davis,  A.  M 479 

Davis,   A.  S 452,  604 

Davis,   B.  R 393 

Davis,  C.  A 402,  469 

Davis,  C.  B 365,  605 

Davis,  C.  P 496,  571 

Davis,  Dean  D.  J 32 

Davis,  D.  J 308,  421 

Davis,  D.  M 475 

Davis,  D.   W 400 

Davis,  David,  Jr 423,  452 

Davis,  Dorean  E 59,  79,  180,  275 

330,  355,  589 
Davis,  E.  N.  .79.  365,  459,  580,  601 
Davis,  Eva  553 


Davis,  F.  C 389 

Davis,  F.  H 436,  578 

Davis,  Fred 454 

Davis.  Geraldine   79,  537 

Davis,  H.   L 507 

Davis,  J.  T 365,  499 

Davis,  J.   W 365,  449,  501 

Davis,   K.   G 80,363,450 

Davis,   L.  T 80,  429 

Davis;  M.  E 498 

Davis,  P.  L 80,  309,  580,  585 

Davis,   R.   C 451 

Davis,  Rachel   594 

Davis,  W 450 

Davison,   R.   E 469 

Dawson,  H.  G 400,  437,  486,  579 

Dawson,  J.  T 365 

Day,  Dean  W.  B 31,  507 

Day,  G.  A 425,  437 

Day,  Marjorie 519,  575,  586 

Day,  S.  M 465 

Deach,  Dorothy 278,  279,  290 

321,  537 

Deal,   Marjorie  M. .  .'. . .' 590 

Dean,   D.   1 314,  325,  344 

358,  426,  448 

Dean,  H.  L 454 

Dean,  M.  E 363 

Dean  of  Men,  Office  of 36 

Dean  of  Women,   Office  of 37 

Dean,   P.   J 444 

Dean,   R.   K 446 

Dean,  S.  E 56,  58,  80,  174,  220 

221,  348,  355,  568 

Deane,  Harold   426 

Dearborn,  Luther  ..  .58,  80,  174,  403 
416,  563,  582 

Dearborn,  R.  P 415,  424,  426 

DeAtley,   J.   C 314,  462 

DeBaurcy,  H.  C 506 

DeBerard,  Elizabeth  ...165,  266,  267 
275,  320,  349,  355 
513,  516,  581,  596 

DeBerard,  E.  W 80,  422 

DeCardy,  Birdie   519 

Decker,  D.  D 417 

Decker,  S.  W 448 

DeClercq,  Betty 

DeCook,   H.  B 477,  570,  587,  590 

Deditius,  L.  F 365,  587 

Deere,  Harriet   404,  559 

Deere,  Mabel   .  .  .  .404,  405,  559,  582 
Deeter,  R.  O..80,  254,  460,  591,  604 

DeGette,    Jack    465 

Degler,  H.  E 477,  576 

DeHaven,  H.  B 485 

Deiterich,  E.  F 502 

Dejonge,    M.    W 399 

DeLong,   W.   W 471,  580 

Delta  Alpha  Epsilon 472 

Delta  Alpha  Pi 493 

Delta  Chi   473 

Delta  Delta  Delta 529 

Delta  Gamma 520 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 425 

Delta  Phi    460 

Delta  Phi  Epsilon 543 

Delta   Pi 489 

Delta  Sigma  Delta 503 

Delta  Sigma  Lambda 480 

Delta  Sigma  Phi 456 

Delta  Sigma  Pi 471 

Delta  Sigma  Tau 476 

Delta  Tau  Delta 412 

Delta  Theta  Epsilon 570 

Delta  Theta  Phi 483 

Delta  Upstlon 427 

Delta  Zeta 530 

Delue,   Maerose    528 

Demorest,  A.  L 228,  430 

Dempsey,   Clarence    573 

Demster,   C.   M 239,473 

Deneen,   H.   A 424,  474 

Denekas,  M.  E 393,  463 

Denenholz,  E.  J 509 

Denison,   C.  B 493 

Denman,  Doris    553 

Denneman,  William   503 

Dennis,  Catherine   520 

Dennis,  H.  A 416 

Depke,    H.    F 604 

Derby,   M.  R 241,  496 

Der  Deutsche  Verein 587 

Deringer,  W.  A 583 

Derment,   H.   E 80,444 

Derwent,  T.  E 476 

DcSelm,  Charlotte.  .80,  275,  330,  553 

De   Tamble,    Louise 302,527 

Dethmann,   Adele  E 80,  529 

Detjen,  E.  W 485 

Detrich,   J.    H 426,  585 

DeTurk,  C.  A 80,  353,  388 

393,  596,  604 

Deuel,  Harriet    312 

Deuel,  Susan    403,  514 

Deutch,  N 366,461,580 

Deutch,  S 461,  565 

De  Van,  W.  A 391 

Devin,    S.   L 484 

De   Vito,   T.   L 80,  505 

Devol,    Carl    444 


De  Vries,  J 432 

Dewey,  C 203 

Dewey,  Isabella    552 

Dewey,  M.  A 329,  432 

Dewey,  Robert    499 

DeWolf,  H.  J 605 

DeWolf,  J.  W 80,  175,  313,  336 

338,  339,  351,  353 
355,  397,  421,  588 

DeYoung,   H.  S 80 

DeZur,   R.    C 454 

Diamond,  I.  B 508 

Dick,   T.   C 80,  442,  604 

Dickenson,    B.    S 486 

Dickenson,   W 442 

Dickhut,   H.  W 365 

Dickinson,  B.  F 366 

Dickinson,  C.  A 506 

Dickinson,  C.  E. 228 

Dickinson,  C.  F.,  Jr 427 

Dickinson,  F.  G. . 471 

Dickinson,    H.   K 80,385,387 

393,  444 

Dickson, .D.  E 81,  469 

Dickson,  Jack .49.9 

Dickson.    J.    G ■ 434 

Dickson,  Ruth  Jane 548 

Diederich,  L.  J. . 81,  388,  477 

Diehl,   Dorothy    .  .553,  588,  590,  604 

Diehl,  H.  C 422 

Diekow,  Frances 587,  594 

Diener,  Jane 516 

Dierking,  W.  B 451 

Diesner,   H.  G 502 

585,  597 

Dietrich,  Catherine   559 

Dietrich,  Richard 425 

Diez,  Marjorie   553 

Dillavou,  E.  R 323,  396,  454 

471,  585 

Dillavou.  W.  E 318,  454,  571 

Dillenbach.  L.  C 422,  604 

Dillman,  Theadore 500 

Dillman,  Vera 331,  549 

Diliner,  A.  E 339,  430 

Dillner,  Myrtle   303,  536 

Dillon,   A.   W 81,  566 

Diilon,  C.  F 81 

Dillon,   Dorothy   81,  544 

Dillon,  R.  A 443 

Dillon,    W.    K 81,261,423 

Dilner,  A.  E 424 

Dine,  W.   C 504 

Dinkel,  Irma   302,  527 

Dinsmore,   G.  R 81,  392,  480 

Dinsmore,  J.  B 390,  393,  472 

Dippell,  Jane   .  ..  .284,  538,  547,  600 

Dirks,   Margaret  E 532,  594 

Dismukes,  J.   B 504 

Ditkowsky.  Samuel   508 

Dittmar,   G.   W 503 

Dittmer,  D.  W 302 

Diver,  J.  E 416 

Diver,  J.  F 393 

Dixon,   C.   M 504 

Dixon,   Genevieve.  165,  355,  530,  575 

Dixon,  Mildred   369,  551 

Dixon,  Virginia 275 

Doak,  W.  F 330,  363,  364 

487,  572,  580 

Dobbins,  L.  0 414,  424 

Dobry,  L.  F 81,  493 

Dod,  K.  C 81,  403 

Dodd,  L.  M 81,  566 

Dodds,  Helen 534 

Dodge,  A.  F 427 

Dodge,  Dorothy  E 81,  531,  602 

Dodge,  H.  A 81,  392,  431 

Dodge,  R.  C 507 

Dodge,  R.  U 81,  393,  482 

Doepp,  W.  C 502 

Doescher,  A.  C 81,  417,  578 

Doherry,  M.  T 470 

Dohme,   Carl    414 

Dohme,  Gladys   592 

Dolan,  J.  J 386 

Dolan,  T.  J.  .397,  404,  428,  569,  578 

Doland,  Dorothy 557 

Doland,  J.  J 397,  474,  569,  578 

Dolch,   E.   W 595 

Dollahan,  A.  H 569 

Dollahan,    L.   A 81,328,387 

392,  431,  576 

Dollahon,  V.  C 82,  496 

Dollins,  Mary   82,  518 

Dolphins 587 

Doll  Show    271 

Domke,  D.  E 501 

Doms,  Elizabeth   82,  587 

Doner,  Ralph 444 

Donigan,   W.   R 57,  82,  375 

387,  393,  401,  43.3 

Donkle,  M.   T 502 

Donner,  Fred   428 

Donovan,  C.  V 414,  607 

Donovan,  R.  F 501 

Doole,  G.  A 314,  392,  433,  603 

Doolen,   Clara    529 

Doolen,  Irene 514 

Doolen,  W.  J 82,  412,  579 


Dooley,  George   304 

Dooley,   Marjorie    310,  527 

Dooley,  P.  R 449    590 

Dooley,  W.  L 164,  176,  203 

248,  355,  392,  434 

Doolittle,  W.  R 259 

Doran,  W.  J 82 

Doren,  D.  M.  V 396 

Dorjahn,   J.   A 507 

Doiman,  D.  W 450 

Dorman,  Eileen   587 

Dorman,  H.  P 506 

Dorn,    E.    F 238,  241 

Dorner,  H.   B 405,  435,  590 

Dorris,   W.    V 300,471 

Dotson,  C.  W .  167,  319 

419,  580,  593 

Dory,  Dorothy   547 

Doty,   E.   W 602 

Dougan,  D.  A 491 

Doughty,    D.    A 585 

Douglas,   Edith   K 82 

Douglas,  Louise 452 

Douglass,  Alice  Lee 357,  550 

Douglass,   Winifred    82,  525 

Douthit,   V.   L 439 

Dowell,  P.  W 366 

Dowen,   Elizabeth    594 

Dowling,   Edna    519 

Downey,  J.  E 168,  310,  352 

Downing,   N.   J 417 

Downing,  W.  B 503,  590 

Doyle,  J.  D 82,  443 

Doyle,  J.  E 82 

Drake,  G.  F 82,  313,  368,  397 

399,  463,  572 

Drake,  J.   S 393,  570 

Drake.  R.  T. .  .82.  387,  389,  456,  571 

Dramatics   335 

Draper,   C.  A '. 423 

Draper,  E.  L.,  Mrs 367 

Drayer,  Ruth   312,  533 

Draver,  T.  W 363,  429,  577 

Drdla,  Stanley 82,  499 

Drechsler.    Lillian    553 

Dreifus,   M 455 

Dreman,   C.   C 424 

Dremann,  H.  E 82,  462 

Drew,  Hazel   165,  355 

530,  584,  594 

Drew,  Helen  M 557 

Drews,  Dorothy  L 82,  369,  541 

Dieyer,   G.   P 504 

Dreyer,   Irving   508 

Drije,   A.   P 83,  493 

Droba,   H.  J 503 

Drosdoff,  Matthew   83,  401 

Drueck,  W.   W 454 

Drueke,  Marian  L 527 

Drummond,  W.  M 438 

Drury.  J.  B 438 

Dry,  Maxine  L 525 

Dubach,    F.   E 167,  418 

Dubin,  E.  A 83,  397,  435 

Dubnow,  Julius   492 

Dubois,   Gale   331 

Duckies,  Dorothy 83,  314,  403 

553,  592 

Duell,   Harriet  H 83,  523,  600 

Duell.  Martha   595 

Dueringer.   R.   0 456 

Dueser,  C.  J 308,  412 

Duffin,  R.  J 402,  431 

Dugan,   E.   H. 439 

Dugan,  S.  E 443 

DuHamel,  H.  S 464 

Duis,  W.  H 590 

Duller,  Elvera   520,  587 

DuMont,  M.  S 502 

Dunbar,  H.  C 365,  434 

Dunbar,   Louise  B 538 

Duncan,  C.  E 336,  337,  338,  355 

421,  579,  604 

Duncan,  E.  J 482 

Duncan,  H.  E 365,  421 

Duncan,  Helen 525 

Dunkle,   Robert   477 

Dunnington,  Miles   404 

Dunteman.  O.  F 433,  590 

Du  Puis,  R.  N 387,  393,  403 

Durant,  J.  W 392,  457 

Durin,  Aileen 514 

Durin,   Margaret  A 83 

Durr,  Clifford 499 

Dushkin.   M 509 

Dusky,  G.  R 365 

Dutcher,  E.  L 365 

DuVall,  K.  L 338,  339,  355,  420 

Duvall,  W.  H 468,  583 

Duvigneaud,   V 400,  432 

Duwe,  G.  L 387,  392,  456,  580 

Duwe,  H.  C 392 

Duzansky.  William 83 

Dvorak,   Frank  J 437 

Dvorak,  Franklin  J 481 

Dvorak,  Lorraine 552 

Dvorak,  R.  F 203,  339 

362,  363,  368,  386 
474,  572,  587,  602 

Dwyer,  Tohn 573 

Dwyer,  L.  T.,  Jr 83,  450 


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Dwyer,   R.   E 302,  441 

Dyas,  F.  G 500 

Dye,  Lorin   429 

Dyer,  Cynthia 268,  518 

Dykins,  F.  A 400,  404 

E 

Eadie,  R.  B 83,  476 

Eadie,  Ruth    548 

Eads,  Mary 83,  403,  516,  596 

Earle,  F.  B 500 

Easley,   Alicia    83,  547 

Easley,  Georgia  A 83 

Easley,  M.  M ' 451 

Easley,  N.  W 496 

East,  Evelyn 303,  524 

Eastburn,  G.  S 471 

Eastman,   F.  T 83,  302,  608 

Eastman,   Margaret    553 

Eaton,  B.  G.,  Jr 83,  416,  578 

Eaton,  J.  S 421,  582 

Eaton,  L.  W 259,  261,  314,  433 

Eaton,  Sherry 58,  533 

Ebeling,  Irene 530,  606,  614 

Eberlein,  Frances  A .514 

Eberspacher,  E.  0 83,  465 

Ebert,  W.  E 481 

Echelberger,  E.  E.,  Jr 84 

Ecbternacht,  T.  J 248,  429 

Eck,  L.  N 365,  495,  590 

Ecker,  J 459,  528 

Eckert,  C.  E. .  .84,  234,  325,  448,  597 

Eckert,  C.  H 448 

Eckert,  G.  W 466 

Ecklund,   K.  F 390 

Economos,  J 174,  337,  338,  355 

Eddington,    Mildred   L 84 

Edel,  F.  W 84,  458 

Edelman,  Mourice 508 

Edelstein,   Adrienne    403,  539 

Edes,  Virginia 290,  311,  513,  518 

Edgett,  G.  L 399,  405 

Edgren,  L.  L 423 

Edidin,  B.  M 484 

Edison,  M.  R 365,  488 

Edlund,  L.  0 473 

Edmunds,  R.  H 84,  363,  366,  607 

Edwards,  Carl   490,  499 

Edwards,  C.  E 568 

Edwards,  C.  F.84,  180,  355,  418,  571 

Edwards,  C.  F 345,  349,  426 

Edwards,  Dorothy.  .84,  279,  290,  531 

Edwards,  F.  B 432 

Edwards,  Harry 444 

Edwards,  H.  G 604 

Edwards,  Marion  E 523 

Edwards,  R.  N 485 

Edwards,  T.  L 494 

Edwards,  W.  H 590 

Edwards,  W.  0 450 

Efiron,  D.  V 509 

Egan,   J 581 

Egan,  Mary  H 520 

Eggers,    H.   W 504 

Egly,  Janet 522 

Egner,   L.  0 441 

Ehler,   Ariel    552 

Ehler,   E.   H 392 

Ehman,   Evelyn   552,  584 

Ehman,  S.  F 363,  398,  485 

Ehnborn,  C.  B 84 

Ehnborn,  G 84,  203,  249,  355 

.  362,  363,  434,  476,  602 

Ehnborn,  Trae _. 600 

Ehrhart,   R.  U 84 

Ehrlich,  Leanore ; .  . .  .513,  539 

Ehrman,   Claire,   H 540 

Ehrman,  Marjorie 301,  539 

Eilers,  Meta  D 84 

Eisenberg,  Benjamin   508 

Eisenstein,  Milton   508 

Ekblaw,  S.  E 328 

Eklund,  F.  K 398 

Eklund,   Stina    586,  587 

Ekovich,  M.  T 569 

El  Circulo  Literario  de  Espanol .  .588 

Elder,  L.  W 432 

Elder,  S.  Olive 84,  547,  592 

Eldred,  G.  A 393 

Eldred,  G.  L 416,  437 

Electra 558 

Electrical  Engineering  Society.  .  .  .588 

Elias,  L.  E 84,  451,  571 

Elich,    Elizabeth    C 84,  430,  513 

Elich,  R.  W 487 

Eliscu,  David 489 

Ellifrit,  R.  S 393 

Elliott,  Arthur 476 

Elliott,  A.  W 364,  499 

Elliott,  F.  F .499 

Elliott,  G.  B 36,  402,  451 

Elliott,  Grace   529 

Elliott,  J.  M 337,414,'577 

Elliott,  S.  A 432 

Elliott,  Leonore   553 

Elliott,   Russel [499 

Elliott,  W.  A 84    474 

Ellis    A    H.  473 


Ellis,  Catherine 527 

Ellis,   James    501 

Ellis,  L.  N 84,  420 

Ellis  O.   1 504 

Ellis,  Ruth   594 

Ellison,  H 473 

Ellwood,  Leonard   425 

Elman,  E.  L 85,  459 

Elman,  J.   F 313 

Elmzen,  Marie 553,  587 

Elrick,  R.   F 388,  393,  483,  580 

Elson,  L 484 

Elvardo,  G.  H 506 

Emberson,  Doris 369,  519 

Embleton,  Charles 465 

Embree,  H.  H 85,  496,  564,  571 

Embree,  Nancy 308,  530,  588 

Emch,  A 399 

Emich,   Caroline    551 

Emmel,  Dwight 444 

Emmerson,  L.  L 20,  373 

Emmertz,  A.  W 497,  588 

Emrich,  C.  L.,  Jr.. 307,  402,  440,  577 

Emrick,  E.  E 251,  440 

Emyre,  R.   E 491 

Endicott,  Hazel  0 85 

Endres,  F.  C 506 

Endres,   Luella  M 85,  547 

Eng,  H.  J 586 

Engel,  R.  F 85,  364 

Enger,   Bertha    303,  525 

Enger,   M.   L 397,  431,  569 

Engerud,  H 388,  392,  608 

Engesser,  W.  F 252,  439 

Engineering  Council   351 

Englehart,  Max   479 

Englis,  D.  T 400,  432,  464 

English,  E.   H 443,  604 

English,   H.   A 502 

Engstrand,  Elizabeth   ..544,  584,  592 

Engvall,   P.   W 85,  238,  242 

Ennis,   A.   L 506 

Ennis,  C.  M 386 

Ennis,  M.  W 497 

Eno,  M.  K 465 

Ensign,  N.  E 397,  451 

Ensminger,  Joseph 419 

Entwhistle,   Alice   L 85,  553 

Enterpriser.    The    312 

Eovaldi,  W.  G 85,  402,  494 

Epstein,   A.   A 305,  459 

Epstein,  Evelyn   543,  592 

Epstein,   L.   H 305,  445,  572 

Epstein,  Nathan 509 

Epstein,  R.  W 445 

Erdman,  Elverta  . 85,  544,  600 

Erenburg,   Leon    508 

Erickson,    C.   A 364,  496 

Erickson,  Ruth   557 

Ericson,  L.  T.,  Jr 427 

Erikson,  R.  A 364,  472,  588 

Ernst,  Harold 451 

Erwin,  Al 300,  434 

Esdohr,   Grace    .  .  .166,  350,  522,  575 

Espanosa,  H.  K 435 

Espencheid,  J.  S 416 

Esposito,   D.  N 85 

Espy,  E.N 397,  398 

Esslinger,  A.  A 436,  570 

Esslinger,  Clayton   436 

Esslinger,   Dorothy    552 

Estwanik,   J.   J 474 

Eta  Kappa  Nu 589 

Eta  Sigma  Phi 589 

Etheridge,  Maude  Lee 515,  586 

Etnvre,  R.  E 228 

Etzbach,  Frances  M.  . .  .166,  513,  532 

590,  600 

Etzbach,  Martha   302,  532 

Etzbach,  Walter  H 85,  252,  253 

439,  587 

Eubanks,  Thelma  M 85 

Eva,  C.  L 470 

Evans,  Chloe   551,  586 

Evans,  D.  W 228 

Evans,  Eleanor 550 

Evans,  E.  G 500 

Evans,  Elizabeth  522 

Evans,  June  537 

Evans,  J.  W 85,412,  436 

Evans,  Mrs.  Laura  B 20 

Evans,   L.  E 364 

Evans,  L.  P 331,  588 

Evans,  Mary  Jane 550 

Evans,   P 393 

Evans,    P.   B 399 

Evans,   S.  J 234,  387,  393 

Events  of  the  Year 183 

F.verhart,  G.  D .85,  590 

Evitts,  J.  E 430 

Ewald,  Esther   546,  592 

Ewald,  W.   L 486 

Exter,  F.  C 487 

F 

Faber,  L.  C 590 

Fabian,  Anne    552 

Fabian,  F 505 

Faden,   G 259,  261,  455 


Fadim,  N.  A 363,  461,  572 

Fagerburg,   R.  N 85,452 

Fagin,  K.    M 85,  476 

Fagin,  Marian   269,  552,  592 

Fahnestock,  M.  K 397,  398 

Fahs,    P.    J. 481 

Faigle,  E.  T 86 

Fairchild,   H.   G 86,388,392 

Fairfield,   E.   C 387,392,588 

Fait,   Catherine  A.  .86,  275,  529,  584 

Faith,  W.  L 432 

Falestein,  Eugene   508 

Falk,  C.  T 423 

Falls,  F.  H 501 

Fantus,  Bernard 501 

Fantus,   H.  S 392,484 

Fanuko,  Marianne 552 

Faris,  W.  W 86,  447 

Farlow,  M.  W 363 

Farm  House   448 

Farmer,  R.   L 480 

Farnham,  Williamina  G..  ..165,  266 

267,  274,  278,  320,  338 

355,  513,  514,  575 

Farrar,  Dorothy   515 

Farrar,  Erville   86,  332,  532 

584,  593,  597 

Farrell,  Mary   Jane    545 

Farrell,  Marie    86,  540 

Farrell,  R.  T 415 

Farrell,  R.   W 385,  387,  393 

423,  588 

Farson,    S.    S 260,425 

Farwell,  R.  T 309 

Faucett,   M.   A 486 

Faulhaber,    G.    W 491 

Faust,  E.  R 393,  425,  577 

Fauth,  A.  C 86 

Favus,  1 168,  304,  320 

352,  478,  601 

Fay,  A.  L 329,  468 

Fay,  D.  A 385,  387,  392 

Fay,  L.  J 507 

Feary,  H.  D 203 

Featherstone,  H.  E 386,  388,  392 

Fee,  Mary  J 279,  290,  534,  547 

Fegenhols,    Melvin    461 

Fehrenbacher,  Ralph   499 

Feicht,  E.  L 466 

Feikert,   C.   E 470 

Feingold,  Dorothy 543 

Feinman,  Daniel   508 

Felder,    Agatha 600 

Feldman,  Jean    539 

Feldman,  W.    M ....450 

Feldsher,   Evelyn    553 

Fellis,    Lucille   E 86 

Felter,   Agatha  E 532 

Felts,  J.   C 504 

Fencl,  G 220,  222,  239,  249,  423 

Fergason,  June   551 

Ferguson,  Alice 537,  594 

Ferguson;   Bernice 86 

Ferguson,   Sulah    552,  586 

Fernholz,  Mary 303,  522 

Ferrabal,  E.  Augudun  Y 588 

Ferrall,   V.   E 333 

Ferris,  Mary 302,  519 

Ferris,  T.   E 239,  443 

Ferry,  J.   E 470 

Fesler,   Lucille    575 

Fetherston,  F.  J 86,  507 

Fetterly,   Marjorie    535 

Fetterolf,   J.   A 363,  564,  571,  580 

Fetters,  J.  L 487 

Fickett,   W.    R 402 

Fiddelke,    I.    A 86,228,234 

Fieckert,   Elizabeth    553 

Fienberg,  Henry 492 

Fier,  Mary  Katherine 551 

Fierberg,  S.  C 221,  260 

Fierke,   W.   F 481 

Filbey,   E.   J 396,465,471,585 

Filson,  Marian  E 268,  532,  594 

Finch,  Chauncey    589 

Finch,  Edwin   499 

Finder,  L.  V.  .86,  326,  345,  357,  392 

Fink,  Bernice 303,  311,  528 

Fink,  Margaret  C 513,  546,  590 

Fink,  Serene    56,  86,  333,  348 

513,  543,  589 

Finkel,  A.  D 86 

Finkelstein,  Charles   509 

Finley,  J.  C 475 

Finley,   Mary    530 

Finn,  Marjorie   58,  168,  269 

382,  404,  527 
Finnegan,  Lucille,  V....    58,  86,  174 

266,  529,  593 

Finnegan,  Ruth  J 269,  340,  529 

Finney,  H.  A 502 

First  Regimental  Band 364 

Firth,  J.  0 504 

Fischer,  D 499 

Fischer,  F.  R 491 

Fischer,  Jacob   508 

Fischer,  Virginia    553 

Fischman,   E.   W 508 

Fish,  Thelma   550 

Fishback,    D.    D 486 

Fishbaugh,  Elizabeth   529 


Fishbaugh,    Katharine.  .278,  279,  280 
533,  575,  593 

Fisher,  B.   R 461 

Fisher,  C.  H 432 

Fisher,  Deverra    542 

Fisher,  E.  G 337,  460 

Fisher,  F.   R 365 

Fisher,  H.  A 472 

Fisher,  Jane    516 

Fisher,  }.  W 509 

Fisher,  Lucille    269 

Fisher,   R.    E 86,418,604 

Fisher,  R.  0 87 

Fisher,  Rose 553 

Fisher,  W.  C 87,  433 

Fisher,  W.  R 502 

Fishman,   Isadore 87 

Fisler,  Lucille 531 

Fitch,   Alice  E 87 

Fitch,  H.  M 456 

Fitchie,  J.  F 567 

Fithian,  D.  G 402,  580 

Fithian,  Mary  Jane 515 

Fitzgerald,  J.  B 87,  503 

Fitz-Gerald,  Linda.  ..  .330,  404,   515 
581,  588,  596 

Fitzpatrick,  J.  J 434 

Fitzsimmons,    Ruth.  ..  .337,  396,  519 

Fixmer,  J.  P 87,  387,  392,  457 

Flack,  W.  E 414 

Flagg,   J.   S 87,   298,    306 

„,       ,  449,  587,  605 

Flanders,  D.  P 176,  209,  355 

,       ,  428,  572 

Flanders,    Frances 551 

Flanders,  J.  D 393 

Flaningam,   Aleta 305,  517 

Flannigan,  Mary  E 532,  584 

Flannigan,  Robert 412 

Fleisher,  H.  R 420 

Fleming,    Lois    525,  575 

Fleischli,  G.  F 502 

Fleming,  Patricia 552 

Fleming,  V.  R 466 

Fleming,  W.   E 392 

Flesch.  H 455 

Fletcher,  Dorothy  E 87 

Fletcher,  J.  P 365 

Flinn,  Elizabeth 526 

Flint,   Winifred,   G 523 

Floberg,    R.    A 579 

Flodin,  G.  E 326 

Flom,   G.  T 580 

Flom,  Loretta  R 607 

Florance,   Frances    552 

Floreth,  J.  J... 87,  203,  249,  375,  385 
387,  393,  398,  475,  576 

Floricultural  Club   590 

Floros,  J.  J 321,  454 

Flower,  H 484 

Flowers,  Dorothy 523 

Flowers,  M.  H 339,  363,  460 

Flox,  Jack 499 

Floyd,  W.  M 389,  580 

Fluck,  Mabel  L 87,  266,  331 

Flynn,  P.  J 449 

Flynn,   Theresa   1 87,311,535 

Foellinger,  Helene   ....303,404,  551 

Fogwell,  D.  J 522 

Foland,  R.  H 456 

Folberg,  R.  A 416 

Folden,  Dorothy 303,  559 

Foley,   Edmund    504 

Foley,  J.  T 416 

Folk,  M.  L 509 

Folkers,  E.  C 87,  448 

Foltz,  W.  D 393,  418 

Football 207 

Footitt,  Dorothy  V.87,  331,  339,  587 

Foottit,  F.  C 87,  306,  412,  468 

Forbes,  S.  A 418 

Ford,   Edwin  A 439 

Ford,    F.    P 329 

Ford,  Kathryn  M 167,  545 

Ford,  Louane 87^  608 

Fordon,   Marcella  V 545 

Foreen,   H.   V 472,  589,  608 

Foreman,  R.  M 87,  403 

Forest,   Elizabeth    275 

Formhals,  W.   H...88,  588,  589,  597 

Forney,  W.  H 88,  507 

Forrest,   Betty    165,  355,  513 

,,      ,  533,  584,  593 

Forsberg,  R.  A 472 

Forsberg,  R.  C 390 

Forsberg,  T.  L 365 

Foss,  R.  F 456 

Foster,  Alice  M 540 

Foster,  F.  R 88,  483 

Foster,  G.  D 365 

Foster,  H 505 

Foster,    Mary    515 

Foutch,  Q.  W 387,  391,  588 

Fouts,  L.  G 434 

Fouts,  L.  W 434 

Fowler,   Aimee  L 552 

Fowler,  E.  F 465 

Fowler,   P.   P 365,  596 

Fox,  A.  W 386,  462,  564,  571 

Fox,  Florence   534 

Fox,  Leah  ...  559 


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Fox,  Lois    302,  522 

Fox,  N 509 

Fox,  W.   E 228 

Fox,   W.   W 509 

Fraker,  G.  C 416 

Francart,  Glendora   551 

Francis,   Kathryn    309,531,596 

Francis,  Margie  E 88,  553,  596 

Francis,   Ruth    305,  529 

Franck,  A.  H 88,  393,  443,  570 

Frandeson,   R.   K 88 

Frank,  Bernice   542 

Frank,  R.  B 88,  445 

Frankel,   S.   S 88 

Frankell,  Hazel   302,  519 

Franklin,   Louise    557 

Franklin,   Lureta  N 88,  557,  597 

Franklin,  Mary  C 520,  600 

Franklin,  Thelma  M 88 

Franks,  R.  B 460 

Frantz,  Alma   551 

Frasier,  R.  C 430,  571 

Fraternities    ■ .  .  409 

Fraternity  Index 410 

Fray,  D.  A 326 

Frazer,   C.    A 393,  466 

Frazier,  Margaret. .  165,  274,  531,  575 

Frazin,  Bernard 509 

Frecse,  C.  M 88 

Frederick,  C.  R.  .57,  58,  88,  298,  322 
387,  393,  415,  605 

Frederick,  H.  C 468 

Frederickson,   J.   H 365,  413 

Fredricks,  W 505 

Freed,  E.  B 607 

Freeland,  E.  B 438,  579 

Freeman,  C.  R 305,  468 

Freeman,   Catherine  E..  .88,  553,  597 

Freeman,  Gladys   520 

Free-man,  Marjorie   .  .  .  .404,  559,  592 

Freeman,  W.  R 211,  500 

Freemon,  L 437 

Freer,   Louise    278,  279,  533,  582 

Freese,  Mary 600 

Freevol,  Gertrude  B.. 524,  575 

Freidlander,   Leon    499 

Freidlin,  Rose   403,  558 

French,  Anita 522 

French  Heels  273,  274 

Frerk,  Lawrence 436 

Frese,  H.  L 209,  402,  419,  577 

Frese,  W.  F. .  . 414,  585 

Freshman  Frolic 354 

Freshman  Frolic  Committee 169 

Fribley,  J.  W 88,  420 

Frick,  H.  W 365,  476,  563 

Frick,  H.  L 499 

Fried,  H.  B 88,  461.  582 

Friedberg,  J.  F..  .  .255,  339,  461,  601 

Friedlob,  F.  M '461 

Friedman,  A 489 

Friedman,  B.  A..  .403,  445,  492,  601 

Friedman,    Hannah    528 

Friedman,  H.  E 489 

Friedman,   L.    P 478 

Friend,  J.  D 487 

Flings,  C.   V 88,  424 

Fritschle,   Alice  E 608 

Fritz,  Erna 89,  551 

Froehlich,  R 345 

Froehlich,  V.  F 474 

Frohardt,  R.  E 89 

Frosr,  D.  V 365 

Frost,  Elsie 553 

Fruin,  L.  T.  .166,  226,  228,  350,  415 

Fruit,  G.  A 345,  402 

Fruland,  D.  A 418 

Fry,  J.  W 312,  451 

Frye,  T 485 

Fuchs,  E.   W 89,  125 

Fuermann,  W.  H 228,  234,  476 

Fues,  R.  A 453 

Fulk,  G.  D.... 363 

Full,  Evelyn   549 

Fuller,    L.    L 420,473,485 

Fuller,  M.  G 456 

Fuller,  M.  R 392 

Fullerton,  W.   H..  .89,  248,  393,  458 

Fulton,  D.  H 392 

Fulton,    Irene   M 89 

Fulton,  R.  B 416 

Fulton,  W.  J 203 

Funk,   Mary    516 

Funkey,  C.   P 422 

Funkhouser,  F.  M 89,  588 

Furby,   R.   L 502 

Furby,    S.    B 502 

Furman,  R.  C 89 

Furrer,    I.   L 440 

Furst,  Elizabeth 290,  514 

Furst,  J.   F 413 

Fuson,  R.  C 400,  414,  432 

Futter,  J 437 

Fuzak,  William   ' 573 


Gaa,  Charles   573 

Gaa,  Margaret   553 

Gabeline,  Valeen..268,  290,  514,  552 


Gaber,  G 455,  605 

Gabris,    Helen    550 

Gadsden,  Dorothy 552 

Gadzinski,  Casmir   443 

Gaebe,   O.   F 89,  448,  566 

Gaebe,  Pauline 553 

Gaetje,  Lucille  552 

Gage,   J.   C 250,  425,  568,  579 

Gagnon,    James    503 

Galaty,   Helen   89,  536 

Gale,  F.  C 402,  417 

Galinato,  J.  G 601 

Galinato,    S.   G 89,  601 

Gall,   F.   C 449 

Gallager,    Milron    400,432 

Gallati,  C.  M 363,  458 

Gallentine,   J.   A 227,450 

Gallie,  D.  M 503 

Gallion,   C.   H 442 

Galloway,   Andrew    504 

Galloway,  Josephine  M 275,  558 

586,  587 

Gallup,  Charles 426 

Galvin,  M.  E 505 

Gamma  Alpha  Chi   590 

Gamma  Epsilon  Pi 591 

Gamma  Eta  Gamma      467 

Gamma  Phi  Beta   525 

Gamma  Pi  Upsilon   464 

Ganansky,  Sylvia 89,  403,  553 

Ganer,  Charlotte   575 

Gano,  W.  A 433 

Ganschinietz,  R.  F 89,  447 

Ganschinietz,   W.   L 310,  439 

Ganschow,  C.  E 89,  427,  564 

Ganster,  W.  A 89,  413,  604 

Gansz,  C.  W 393,  423 

Gard,  Dorothy   274,  340,  404 

513,  529,  481 

Gard,  Louis    494 

Gardiner,  C.  M 398 

Gardner,  C.  0 572 

Gardner,  Ruth   404,  552 

Garfinkle,   Louis    89,  565 

Gargoyle  Society   591 

Garland,  N.   W 414 

Garmen,  Feme 548 

Garms,  Hilda  M 89 

Garner,  J.  W 420 

Garnette,  Rebecca    517 

Garretson,  Donald  D 402,  587 

Garrett,  O.  F 386 

Garrison,    H.    L 433 

Garrison,  Laura  E 90 

Garrity,  J.  W 443 

Gartley,  A.  C 452 

Gartner,  F.  W 386,  429 

Gartner,  Jerome 478,  601 

Garver,  Willa 515 

Garwick,   Clifford    487 

Gasaway,  R.  N 476 

Gaskins,  T.  0 90,  580 

Gasparich,  S.  J 203 

Gaspar,   A.   W 457 

Gasser,   Frieda   546 

Gasser,  J.  A 504 

Gaston,    Frances    90,  533 

Gaston,    Margaret    590 

Gates,  G.  T 314,  475 

Gates,  Margaret 531 

Gatewood,   Mary  E 515 

Gato,  R 595 

Gauen,  F.  A 301,  355,  471,  568 

Gauen,  Josephine 303 

Gauer,    Charlotte    312,  529 

Gauer,   Lucinda   529 

Gaulrapo.   H.  W..  .90,  393,  448,  580 

Gault,   W.   C 495 

Gaunder,    F.   R 313 

Gay,  E.  D 500 

Gaykowski,  Harry   573 

Geele,  A.  F 415 

Gegel,  H.  B 90 

Gehlbach,   Mildred  E 90 

Geidert,  H 339 

Geiger,   P.  B 368,  450 

Geis,   Harold    499 

Geisler,    C.   J 427 

Geissendoerfer,  T.   J 481 

Gelineau,   D.  A 456 

Gellerman,    R 393,471,580 

Gengler,  R.  J 437,  561 

Genlach,    P.   B 567 

Genster,    Katherine 302 

Gentilini,   Celso    90,  397,  399 

576,  588,  589 

George,   E.   C 425 

Gerard,   K.  C 418 

Gerber,  B.  C 450 

Gerber,  Jean   534 

Gerber,  John   436 

Gerdel,   I.   F 391,567 

Gerfen,   C.    A 368,  387,  597 

Gerlach,  O.  B 90,  469,  578 

Gerlich,  Doris    587,  588 

Gerlich,  Florence   587 

German,   C.    H 388,391,497 

Germann,  L.  W 438,  564 

Gerno,  R.  M 90,  503 

Gessing,  R.  E 441 

Gessler,  E.  W 452 


Getner,   H.   L 478 

Getz,  M 484 

Geuther,  M.  C 429 

Geyer,   R.   C 364 

Ghent,   Louise    551 

Ghent,  W.  L 454,  571 

Giachini,  Peter   90 

Gibbons,  J.  J.,  Jr 399 

Gibbs,  M.  G 393 

Gibbs,  R.  J 442,  564 

Gibbs,  W.  J 90,  454 

Gibson,  G.   T 474 

Gibson,  J.  M 588 

Gibson,  Marian 90,  525 

Gieselmann,  W.  F 462 

Gifford,  W.  C 416 

Gilbert,  Dorothea 369,  525 

Gilbertson,    F.    W 427 

Gilkerson,   A.   R 363,479 

Gilkerson,  G.   N 311,  479 

Gill,  Grera   E 90,  514,  547,  592 

Gill,  H.  L 226 

Gill,  J.   G 590 

Gill,  Lillian  E 90 

Gill,  T.  W 209,  402,  444 

Gill,  Virginia 369,  517 

Gillen,  J.  J 441 

Gillen,  T.   A 417 

Giller,  C.   E 90 

Gillespie,   H.   B 400,  432 

Gilliland,   E.  R 90,  400 

Gillis,  Malcolm  J 439 

Gillman,    L.   W 365 

Gillmann,   C.   A 472 

Gilman,  G.  E 403 

Gilmore,  G.  C 314,  393,  456,  603 

Gilmore,   J.    H 500 

Gilmore,   Mary  E 520 

Gilmore,  William 169,  413 

Gilmour,  Leonora  1 91,  532,  597 

Gilsrer,    Una   A 540 

Gilther,  O.  B 506 

Gimlin,   F.   G 393,  472,  590 

Gimre,  S.  H 427 

Ginger,    E.    F 474 

Gingis,  B.  J 478 

Gingrich,   Harriette  E 517 

Gingrich,  Orlyn   503 

Ginsberg.  Sarah 404 

Ginsburgh,  H.  E 459 

Gioconda.  Angela.. 91,  552,  584,  588 

Givler,   Virginia  A 337,  517 

Gladville,  Violet 550 

Glancey,   Dorothy  E 91 

Glasgow.  W.   H '18 

Glasow,   Elizabeth   552 

Glass,    W.    E 504 

Glassburn.  K.  L 433 

Glasser,   D.   C 91,  456 

Glassner,  Geraldine   492,  543 

Glassoff,  G.  S 509 

Glasstetter,  Henry   485 

Glavin,  T.  R 462 

Gleason,   Eileen  P 524 

Gleason,   Helen    91 

Gleckler.    Erhel    552 

Gleim,   Marion    369,  523 

Gleim,  Virginia  E 91,275,355 

523,  584 

Glessner,  C 505 

Glick,  L.  E 468 

Glickson,  Reva    543,  592 

Gloor,  A.  R 434 

Glover,  Charles   566 

Glover,  Martin    91,  607 

Goar,  Carolyn    529 

Goble,  G.  W 476 

Gobble,   William   E 91,  177,298 

403,  469,  563,  605 

Goddard,  R.   F 91,  203,  420 

Godding,  Ruth  A 91,  536 

Godfrey,    E.   C 479 

Godfrey,  Grace  M 91 

Godfrey,  T.  B 330,  392,  499 

Godsey,    H.    C 365 

Godwin,    E.    P 449 

Goehler,  O.  E 400,  435 

Goelitz,   Mary  L 308,  519 

Goeller,  J.  A 91,  434 

Goetzenberger,   F.   C 363 

Goff,  Eva  A 91 ,  594 

Goff,  L.   E 91,  490 

Goffen,  Edith 543 

Gogel,   Edith    542 

Goggins.    J.    P 490 

Golan,  E 455 

Goldberg,  M.  E 478 

Goldberg,  Myla   553 

Goldberg,  S.  M 508 

Goldboss,  C 455 

Gold    Feathers    269 

Golden,  David 508 

Golden,   Marjorie   369,  541 

Goldenberg.   George    509 

Goldman,  Charlotte 528 

Goldman,  H.   P 484,  601 

Goldman,  M.    J 605 

Goldman,  M.  S 386,  427 

Goldman,  Rowena    552,  594 

Goldner,    J 455 

Gold  Seal  Girls 281 


Goldsmith,   Alvin    450 

Goldstein,  G 393,  445,  582 

Goldstein,  R.   L 91 

Goldstein,  S 260,  478 

Goldstine,  S.  M 91,  461 

Goldwater,    F.    W 251 

Gollings,   F.   J 443 

Gonzales,  J.  B 435 

Good,   C.   R 479 

Good,    Imelda    540 

Good,  J.  W 373 

Goodell,   Mary  E 91,520,593 

Goodell,  Willard   330 

Goodenough,  G.  A 201 

Goodenough,  Maude  404 

Goodman,  D 459 

Goodman,  Esther  543 

Goodman,  Grace  K 546 

Goodman,  I.  A 337 

Goodman,  J.   B 400 

Goodman,   M.   E 445 

Goodman,  Margaret  H.  .92,  266,  267 

513,  516 

Goodman,  Morris    304 

Goodman,  S 455 

Goodman,  Sylvia 587 

Goodman,  Zelda    528 

Goodmann,    Leona    522 

Goodrich,  C.   H 331 

Goodrick,  Helen    551 

Goodson,   M.  R 458 

Goodwin,  C.  0 456 

Goodwin,  J.   W 457 

Goodwin,  Katherine   311,514 

Goold,  Mildred   330 

Goranson,   P 480 

Gordon,  C.   C 167,  484,  572 

588,  601 

Gordon,  C.   E 320,  417 

Gordon,  H.  A 478 

Gordon,  H.   R 92,  509 

Gordon,  James   304 

Gordon,  Joseph    565 

Gordon,  L.  J.... 203,   208,   216,   355 

Gordon,  Libby    553 

Gordon,  Marion    92,  552 

Gordon,  N 455 

Gordon,  P 478 

Gordon,  S.  M 92,  455 

Gore,  Elizabeth,  J 404,  524 

Gore,  W.  A 364,  418 

Gorenstein,    Ben    92,  492 

Gorevirz,  R.  L 445 

Gosenput,   Abraham    492 

Goslin,   A.   R 507 

Gosnell,  Maurice 312 

Goss,  F.  H 488 

Goss,  H.  J 92,  519 

Gotsch,  Ruth  E 92,  536 

Gotwalt,   M.   H 92,  481 

Gougler,  Marcelline   ...366,  404,  535 

Gougler,  R.  L 92,  497,  608 

Gould,  Jules 565 

Gould,  L.  D 429 

Gould,  R.    E 397,  398,  496 

Goulding,  Helen  J 532,  584,  593 

Grabbe,   Louise  H 551 

Grable,  Edward   482 

Grabow,  M.  P 363 

Gradman,  H 248,  260 

Graduate  School    30 

Grady,    W.   J 443 

Graf,   F.   H 457 

Graf,   Thelma  R 92,  523 

Graham,  A.  J 502 

Graham,  C.   M 472 

Graham,  Eileen  A 92,  527 

Graham,  Gertrude  J 552,  584 

Graham,  H.  J.,  Jr 403,  440 

Graham,  J.  E 500 

Graham,  L.  D.  ..  .314,  358,  392,  433 

Graham,  Margaret  M 92,  588 

Graham,  R.  P 414 

Graham,  R.  W 475 

Graham,  Robert 421 

Graham,  T.   A 413 

Graham,  W.  J 605 

Granara,  W.  J 92,  338 

Granger,  G.   A 500 

Granger,  Helen   K 522 

Grant,  Dorothy  C 517 

Grant,  F.    R 92,330,392,476 

Grant,  Keith    470 

Grant,  Ruth  E 92,  537 

Grant,  W.  T 93,  493 

Grantz,  R.  A 434 

Gratiot,  D.  H 302,  452 

Graves,   A.  R 564 

Graves,   C 43" 

Grawoig,  Bernice 528 

Gray,  G.  E 93,  451 

Gray,  H.  M 396,  465,  585 

Gray,  Helen   303,  530 

Gray,  Louise    558 

Gray,  Mary '. 525 

Greeg,  G.  B 328 

Green,  Bernice   552 

Green,  C.  F 389,  399,  429,  608 

Green,  Charles   503 

Green,  D.  E 93,  451 

Green,  E.   E 93,  486 


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Green,  Ethel  B 543,  592 

Green,  Frederick   420,  440 

Green,  G.  K 366 

Green,  Grace  M 523,  584 

Green,  H.  F 239,  430 

Green,  I.  F 93,  486 

Green,  J.    H 93,203,364,451 

Green,  Maryone  A 557,  592 

Green,  Mildred    552 

Green,  P.  M 396,  419,  585 

Green,  R.  K 211,  365 

Green,  R.  N 450 

Green,  W.  E 93 

Green,  W.  J 415 

Greenberg,   L.  J..\ 509 

Greene,  Edythe  H 542 

Greene,  Helen  M 93,  330 

Greene,  J.  W 421 

Greene,  R.  L 421 

Greenfield,   S.   L 364,434 

Greengard,  Harry 400 

Greengerd,  Joseph   508 

Greenleaf,  W.  T 454 

Greenlee,  E.  A 479 

Greenlee,  T.  K 604,605 

Greenstein,  H : 509 

Greenstein,  M.  A 484 

Greenway,   E 505 

Greenwell,  P.  M 424,  563 

Greer,  C.  M 432 

Grefen,   C.   A 447 

Gregg,  G.   B 93,  328,  490 

Gregg,  G.  W 572 

Gregg,  Helen    518 

Gregg,  R.  T 429,  595 

Gregorian  Literary  Society 592 

Gregory,  E.  D 93 

Gregory,  Elizabeth 516 

Grenlund,   Mark    433 

Grennan,  Arthur   573 

Gress,  Elizabeth 93,  534 

Grieger,  Mary  L 93,  530 

Griesenauer,  T.  H 436 

Griesheimer,  E.  R 93,  333,  494 

Griesser,  R.  W 93,  450 

Griffin,  A.  H 93,  358 

Griffin,  H.  C 496 

Griffith,  C.    R 423,458,570 

Griffith,  Esther    594 

Griffith,  H.  C 365 

Griffith,  H.  R 495 

Griffith,  Lucy   553 

Griffiths,  D.  W..  .386,  388,  391,  434 

Griggs,  Dorothy  M 93,  524 

Griggs,  M.  M 476 

Grigsby,  Florence  L 520 

Grigsby,  Helen  M 20 

Grigsby,  Madelyn   93,  523,  592 

Grill,  C.  A 389,  436 

Grimm,  Thelma 536 

Grimma,  G.  A 486 

Grimmer,  W.  W 590 

Gnndley,    H.   S 400,  432 

Grinton,  William   94,  416 

Grohne,   F.  W 452 

Groner,   Gladys    529 

Groner,   Grace    529 

Grometer,  Catherine 302,  525 

Gromoll,    I.    G 94,  323,  471 

Groot,  J.  T 504 

Groshell,  E.  W 456 

Gross,  C.  A 94,  255,  595 

Gross,  Louise    557 

Gross,  W.  D 367 

Grossman,  A.  H 486 

Grossman,  D.  A 602 

Grossman,  H.  1 94,  455 

Grossman,  M.  0 478,  601 

Grossman,  R 459 

Grossman,  S.  L 478 

Groth,   Ladd   412 

Groutage,   J.   H 94 

Grove,  D.  W 365,  422 

Grover,   P.  D 466 

Groves,   E.   E 416 

Grow,   H.   D .209,  452 

Gruebling,   Charles    306 

Gruebling,  W.  J.  C 94 

Grunder,   F.  R 428 

Grander,   P.  R 393 

Grunwald,  M.   F 441 

Grasendorf,  R.  E 457 

Gsell,  R.  N 94,  364 

Gubbins,  W.  R 94,  503 

Guernsey,  P.  M 94 

Guether,  M.  C 314 

Guild,   Margaret    338 

Gulbrandsen,    L.    F 506 

Gulick,  M.  0 364 

Gunderson,  Ralph   300,  477 

Gundlach,    N.    J 420 

Gunn,  A.   H 368 

Gunn,  B.  W 365,  460 

Gunn,  Helen 529 

Gunn,  Margery  520 

Gunn,  R.  S 94,  475,  571 

Gunner,  W.  R 261,  430 

Gunning,  D.   P 443 

Guntar,  Rae   94 

Gunther,  Aaron    492 

Gunther,  Josephine    .  .  ..94,  279,  536 


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Hammerberg,  Marjorie 330,  558 

Hammersmith,  R.  C 388 

H.immesfar,  R.  C 490 

Hammet,  M.  Evelyn.  . .  .96,  533,  584 
588,  593,  606, 

Hammett,  Eugenia  D 532,  592 

Hammond,  Helen   523,  592 

Hammond,  W.  C 500 

Hampel,    Ursula   B 96,  531 

Hampton,  J.  L 471 

Hampton,  K 232,  451 

Hanafin,   Frank    494 

Hanawalt,  Elizabeth  C.  .96,  546,  592 

Hanawalt,  J.  W 96,  449,  564 

Hand,  J.  C 440 

Handelman,   Milton    508 

Handschu,  R.  G 96,  402 

Handshin,  Margaret   308 

Handley,  C.  A 363 

Haney,  H.  C 363,  453,  476 

Hanfling,  Joseph   499 

Hangs,  F.  E 388,  490 

Hanley,  D.  R 506 

Hanley,  J.  H 590 

Hankner,  O.  A 96,  570 

Hannah,  H.  W 227,  448 

Hansen,  C 96,  388,  393,  604 

Hansen,  H 480 

Hansen,  L.  N 469 

Hansen,   R 169,  472 

Hanson,   E.  D 472 

Hanson,  P.  A 427 

Hanson,  S.  J 500 

Hanus,   G 505 

Hapeman,  G.  B 414 

Hardgrove,  J.  A 433 

Harding,  A.  A 362,  366,  426,  602 

Hardwick,  Esther  J 517 

Hardy,  Jane   514 

Hardy,  R.  G 574 

Hardy,  R.   1 365 

Harford,   E.   F 96,  452 

Hargitt,  Mary  A 538 

Harker,  O.  A 420 

Harkins,  W.  B 458 

Harkness,  W.  Y 312,  491 

Harlan,  Margaret  C 96,  421,  522 

Harman,  G.  C 574 

Harman,   H.  J 96,  447 

Harms,   Wilhelmina  D 533,  575 

Harned,  J.  W 506 

Harnish,  B.  F 363 

Harnish,  W.   E 482,  595 

Harno,  Dean  A.  J 26,   328,  402 

424,  451 

Harper,  B.  R.  .96,  203,  223,  228,  233 

337,  364,  434,  470 

Harper,  C.  B.164,  180,  203,  355,  434 

Harper,  C.  J 330,  468,  607 

Harper,  G.  K 229 

Harper,  G.  L 226 

Harper,  J.  L 164,  306,  322 

355,  441,  568 

Harper,    Lorayne    518 

Harpole,   Francis   423 

Harr,  Ler.  B 470 

Harrenhauer,   Albert    412 

Harrington,  Josephine   303,  552 

Harrington,  Marjorie    268 

Harriman,  Carolyn   366,  369 

Harris,  Allen  96 

Harris,   B.   F 311,  393,  413 

Harris,  CO 97 

Harris,  F.  C 504 

Harris,  J.  F 504 

Harris,  J.  J 97,  463 

Harris,   Janet    528 

Harris,  Myrtle   595 

Harris,  S.  G 97,  463,  571,  607 

Harris,  W.  S 97,  398 

Harrison,  R.  M 433 

Harriss,  L.  N 463,  572 

Harrold,  F.  E 97,  440 

Harrold,  H.  Louise 550 

Harrold,  J.  F 412 

Harrowell,  Dorothy 557 

Harry,  Suzanna 97,  533,  589 

Harshbarger,   Frances    399 

Hart,  Frances 516 

Hart,  L.  M 478 

Hart,  Richard 426 

Hartel,  John 426 

Harter,  Betty  Ann 516 

Harter,  O.  W 97,  580 

Hartford,  Donald   331,  499 

Hartford,  George 425 

Hartig,  M.  R 590 

Hartline,  H.  B..  .  .314,  358,  433,  603 

Hartley,  R.  J 97,  476 

Hartley,  Theodore 504 

Hartman,    S.    X 392,459,601 

Hartman,  W.  R 97,  368 

Hartman,  W.  W 456 

Hartong,   H.   H..  .397,  415,  485,  589 

Harvey,  J.  A 387,  392,  497 

Harvey,  J.  M 482,  595 

Harvey,  Janice   548 

Harvey,   Loretta   557 

Hatvey,  Vitginia   518 

Hase,  Melvin   573 

Hassin,    C.   B 509 


Gunther,  O.  A 454 

Gurow,  G 455 

Gustafson,  Amy   552 

Gustafson,  J.  M 472 

Gustafson,  K.  E 491 

Gustafson,  Wesley   500 

Gustason,  C.  W 94,  323,  564 

Gustat,  G.  H 94,  396,473,  564 

Gustavison,  Jane  i 537 

Guthrie,  A.   N 473 

Guthrie,  Clela    549 

Guthrie,  Lenna   A 548 

Guthrie,  R.  M 433 

Gutmann,  M.  D 461,  604 

Gutstein,  Herbert 363,  366,  492 

Guy,   M.   F 470 

Gwinn,  Elizabeth  A 302,  524 

Gyger,  K.  M 449 

H 

Haas,  Dorothea   594 

Haas,  Margaret   95,  589 

Habberton,  William   427 

Haberichter,  Ruth   355 

Hack,  R.  W 425 

Hackbarth,   Pauline  Ann 95 

Hacke,  A.  F 95,  490 

Hackensmith,  C.  W 95,  570 

Hacker,  Opal  B 95 

Hackett,  E.  A 95 

Hackett,  Mary 95,  530 

Hackett,  R.  P 585 

Hackleman,  B.  K 590 

Hackleman,  J.  C 433 

Hackmann,   S.  W 302 

Hadaway,  M.  W 95,  333 

Hadley,  C.  M 95,  488,  570 

Hadley,   Ervin    95,  396 

Hadley,  J.  N 413 

Hadsfield,  Al  436 

Haebich,  R.  A 95,  505 

Haefele,   Eleanor    552 

Haefele,   Esther    552 

Haefele,  J.  L 393,  487 

Haefele,  W.  H 487 

Haeger,  Wilma    522 

Hagan,   Mabel    595 

Hagan,  R 485 

Hagerman,  W.  L 221,  444 

Hagstrom,  A.  W 56,  96,  356,  392 

420,  444,  563 

Hague,  Stella   597 

Halm,   R.   R 95,  319t  323,  472 

564,  571,  572,  593 
Haier,  O.  C.  .95,  203,  255,  355,  449 

Haight,  S.  J 387,  392,  466 

Haim,   Davis    508 

Haines,  G.  H 239 

Haines,   Lorraine   547 

Haines,  R.  W 434,  577 

Hainsfurther,  Robert  M 95,  364 

455,  574,  583 

Haire,  Louise   515 

Hair,  Orpha 547 

Hajicek,  B.  J 507 

Halcom,  D.  R 364 

Hale,  D.  H 95,  416 

Hale,  J.  B 418 

Hall,  A.  A.,    [r 480 

Hall,  Alvin 425 

Hall,  A.  M 424 

Hall,  B.  R 485 

Hall,  C.  V 203,  440 

Hall,  Duana  F 439 

Hall,   Eleanor    290,  522 

Hall,  F.  C 365 

Hall,   H.  H.  .253,  404,  440,  470,  587 

Hall,  Jane 515 

Hall,  Josephine 550 

Hall,  K.  W 260,  426 

Hall,  M.   H 96,  570 

Hall,  Marcell 499 

Hall,   Marjorie    552,  584,  593 

Hall,  Mary 290 

Hall,   R.   W 497 

Hall,  S.  W 414,  590 

Hall,  Virginia 165.  355,  513 

525,.  580,  600 

Hall,   W.   E 337,  442 

Hallenberg,  R.  W. .  ; 502 

Hallett,  A.  E 571,  572 

Hallett,   Elizabeth    536 

Hallowell,  Harriet 96 

Hallsteen,  H.  P 96,  441 

Halpenny,   L 389 

Haltug,  I..  C 96,  453 

Halvorsen,  H.  A 389,  439 

Halvorsen,  L.  J 313,  386,  389 

439,  603 

Ham,  C.  W 397,  398 

Hambrook,   Elizabeth    552 

Haman,  H.  W 430 

Hamel,  E.  Y 495 

Hamel,  O.  W 319,454 

Hamilton,  A 426,  588,  603,  606 

Hamilton,   S.  W 446 

Hamilton,  T.  S 386,  432 

Hamman,   P  E 457 

Hammel,  R.  K 454 


Hastings,   D.   A 249 

Hastings,  Willmore   .  .  .304,  310,  439 

Haswell,  R.  E 456,  605 

Hatch,  L.   E 97,  314,  325,  355 

392,  401,  448,  572 
Hatcher,  Alberdine.  .59,  97,  178,  266 

322,  355,  514,  593 

Hatfield,   C.   C 329 

Hatfield,   Lillian  M 515 

Hathaway,   D.   M 488,  570 

Hathaway,  R.  C 469 

Hathaway,   R.   W 97,  469 

Hattenhauer,   A.  T 259,  260 

Hauck,   Miller    422 

Hausafus,  E.  T 485 

Hauschner,  Margot  L 539 

Hauser,   E.  R 485 

Haven,   Margaret  W 514 

Haverstock,  R.  T 308 

Havlik,  J.  E 97 

Hawes,   Frances   530 

Hawke,  J.  E 471,  580 

Hawkes,  Mabel   331 

Hawkes,  Mary 331 

Hawkins,  K.  C 506 

Haworth,  Harold  L 330,  385,  387 

390,  391,  463 

Havden,  S.  B 97,  499 

Hayes,   E.   J 434 

Hayes,  F.  X 449,  582 

Hayes,  Gertrude  E 97,  437,  520 

Hayes,  H.  D 393 

Hayes,  Margaret   98,  597 

Hayes,  Mary  A 524 

Hayes,   Mary  G 527 

Hayes,  R.  J 98,  486 

Hayes,   R.   P 458 

Hayes,  W.  B 328 

Hayner,   F.  R 436 

Hayward,  H.  N 462,  589 

Hayworth,    D.    F 98 

Hazard,  Shirley 309,  518 

Hazleton,  E.  W 98 

Hazman,  H.  D 577 

Heaps,  W.  B 454 

Heard,  Zara   516 

Heartt,   Margaret    513,526,575 

Heater,  E.  F 589 

Heaton,  H.  C 98,  604,  605,  608 

Heberling,  R.  H 428 

Hecht,  H.  S 461 

Hcchtenthal.   Eleanor    . 539 

Heckman,  Vernon 499 

Hectman,   H.  R..  .322,  326,  357,  603 

Hedrick,  J.  W 457 

Hedblom,  C.   A 504 

Hedstrom,  Sylvia 553 

Heffelfinger,  H.  D 364 

Heffner,  Jean   430 

Heffner,  Laverne 98,  586 

Hegg,  W.  T 428 

Heggie,  Janet  R 538 

Heidloff,  R.  C 203,  477 

Heidman,  Virginia  P 98,  533 

Heier,  Bertha   533 

Heikes,  N.  E.  .98,  228,  234,  329,  462 

Heimlicher,  Fred 414 

Heintz,  C.  J 414 

Hcintz,  E.  L 502 

Heinze,  W.  A. 98,  177,  297,  328,  355 

387,  389,  398,  496 

Heinzman,  M.  R 499 

Heisel,  A 437 

Heison,  Francis 311 

Helander,  Charles   436 

Helbrig,   Oriole    523 

Heifer,   L.    M 506 

Helfrich,  C 463 

Helfrich,  Mathilde   290,  404 

Helfrich,  W.  W..  .98,  330,  463,  563 

Helling,  George 476 

Hellmich,   E 423 

Hellmich,  W.  F 169,  365,  423 

Helloing,  Cecilia 586 

Helman,  Margaret 525 

Helmer,  CD 503 

Helmreich,   Theodore    402 

Helms,  L.  A 405 

Helphinstine,  Irene 519,  592 

Hembrough,   H.   E 98,  314,  325 

330,  433,  603 

Hemming,  C.   S 607 

Hemminger,  C  A.  .98,  298,  311,  605 

Hemphill,  H 422 

Hemphill,  R.  B 501 

Hendee,  R.  L 493 

Henderson,  Mary  E 98 

Henderson,  Melvin   566 

Henderson,  R.  W 387,  389,  392 

423,  489 

Henderson,  W.  S 98,  401,  448 

Hcndrey,  Margaret  H 545 

Hc-ndrick,  Marguerite   553 

Hendricks,    C.   A 506 

Hendricks,  Marion  F 56,  98,  348 

355,  535,  584 

Hendrix,  Gertrude 536 

Henebry,   Mary  L 98,  588 

Henner,   Robert    508 

Henrekin.  F.   R 443,  585 

Henry,   H 229,  421 


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Henry,   W.   F 400 

Hensley,   E 570 

Hensley,   R 473 

Henson,  C.  W 390 

Henwood,  Ethel  M 99 

Hepner,  P.  E 458 

Heppes,  Margaret   308,  525 

Herberholz,  P.  S 99 

Herbst,  Malta 528 

Herlan,   C.    R 99,485,567 

Herman,  A.  H 509 

Hermes,  D.  F 479 

Herovitz,    Pearl    513 

Herr,  E 439 

Herrala,  S.  J 99,  487,  570,  587 

Herrman,  R.  E 501 

Herrold,  R.  D 501 

Herron,  Dorothy 309,  527 

Herron,   E.   D 305,  365,  402 

463,  572 

Herskovitz,  Pearle  D 99,.  333,  542 

Hershey,  D.  D 365,  497 

Hershey,  Mable  B 594 

Hershey,  R.  V 482 

Hershback,  E.  F 99,  424 

Herschback,  W 442 

Hertes,  Margaret   594 

Hertz,   Maurine 99,  275,  330,  353 

369,  513,  541 
Hertz,  W.  S..330,  364,  368,  433,  463 

Hertzberg,  L.   J 461 

Hertzell,  E.  A 432 

Herzberg,   D.   H 387,  392,  588 

Herzon,  M.  M 99 

Hess,  Betty   522 

Hess,  Constance 518 

Hess,  G.  A 495 

Hess,  H.  E 502 

Hesselberth,  W.  M .588 

Hessler,  Alice 596 

Hessler,  R.  A 434 

Hester,  C.  D 583 

Hester,  L.  M 99,  403 

Hetler,  Rosaline  A 524,  594 

Hetzner,  Margaret  R 540 

Heulster,  Laura   549 

Heusel,  F.  J 451,  604 

Hevron,  Katherine  E 514 

Hewitt,  C.  E 99,  590 

Hewitt,  Sara  F 532 

Hewitt,   Virginia    553 

Hewitt,   W.   E 248,  483 

Hexter,   F.   R 499 

Hexton,  C.  S 211,  442 

Hey,   Beulah    369,  541 

Hibbs,   Helen  E 532 

Hickerson,  R.  G 99,  506 

Hickman,  F.  S 416 

Hickman,  Frances.  .99,  298,  355,  515 

Hickman,   R.    Z 404 

Hickox,   N.   L 99,427,607 

Hicks,  David   426 

Hicks,   F.  K 500 

Hicks,  Margaret 99,  588,  596 

Higginbotham,   Frank    ..99,453,  580 
Higgins,  W.  W 99,357,464 

574,  583 

Hildeman,  William  R...58,  100,  175 

239,  355,  439,  578,  579 

Hilding,  H .437 

Hiles,  Willis   499 

Hilfrich,   Mathilde    404 

Hilgenberg,  Beulah   553 

Hill,  C.  A 100,  393 

Hill,  F.  A :....460 

Hill,  G.  R 365,  366,  485 

Hill,  H.  L 203 

Hill,  H.  R.  ..164,  179,  203,  222,  428 

Hill,  Rachel 100,  514 

Hill,  Uno    499 

Hillebrand,  H.  N 336 

Hillel  Foundation,  The 333 

Hilliard,  Helen   524,  588 

Hills,  H.  E 355 

Hills,  Jeanette 404,  550,  587 

Hills,  O.  R 164,  180,  203,  208 

212,  355,  393,  426 

Hilstrom,  G.  D 449 

Hinckle,  Elizabeth  E 100,  320 

517,  608 

Hine,  Maude    100,  503,  520,  592 

Hinman,   Isabel    ..308,  331,  544,  586 

Hinze,   L.   F 100 

Hire,  L.  G 211,  444 

Hirsch,   Dorothy  M 539 

Hirsch,  M.  C 333,  461 

Hirth,   Floyd   100,  503 

Hise,   R.  T 100,  570 

Hissong,  J.  S 100,  420 

Hitchcock,   Isabel  M 602 

Hitchcock,   Juline    559 

Hitt,  Geneva  303,  559 

Hjortland,  A.  L 417 

Hlava,  Milton   305 

Hoare,  B.  W 326 

Hobart,   M.   H 500 

Hobbs,   C.   C 386 

Hobbs,    Glenita    269,404,575 

Hobbs,   Lois  Ann 303,  535 

Hoblit,  Nancy   312,  536 

Hockaday,  J.    S 479 


Hockaday,  L.  W.  .100,  178,  197,  249 
327,  355,  387,  392,  444 

Hockenyos,  G.  L 405,  435 

Hodge,  C 100 

Hodge,  J.  M 440 

Hodges,  F.  K 320,  451 

Hodges,   N.  D 221 

Hodgman,  R.  C. .  .164,  174,  238,  355 
385,  387,  389,  465,  568 

Hodgson,  E.  M 307,  412 

Hodson,  Glendon  607 

Hoebel,  D.  S 302,  442 

Hoeft,  Jean    535,  592 

Hoehn,  V.  H 313,  352,  390,  415 

Hoelscher,  E.   C.    .  .56,  100,  175,  322 

356,  425",  5'79 

Hoelscher,  F.   W 355 

Hoelscher,  R.  P 397,  431 

Hoerr,  Ernest 465 

Hoersch,   Henrietta   594 

Hofer,  E.  J 501 

Hoff,   F.  C 476,  580 

Hoff,   J.   R...100,  338,  339,  424,  440 

Hoffa,    H.    E 100,418,583 

Hoffman,  June 303,  540 

Hoffman,  R.    A 365 

Hoffman,  R.  E 450 

Hoffman,  R.  F 462 

Hoffman,  R.   P 565 

Hoffman,  V.  R 100,  471,  582 

Hoffman,  William   101 

Hoffman,  W.  J 100,  477 

Hoffman,  W.  L 578 

Hofhenke,  P.  T 402,  464 

Hogan,  W 505 

Hoge,   Dorothy    308,  520 

Hogendobler,  H.   R 101,  604,  605 

Hohenboken,   A.   K 314,358,433 

Hohengarten,  Ernestine.  165,  300,  355 

513,  531,  575 

Hohengarten,  Helen 309,  531 

Hoke,   Dorothy  D 101 

Holand,   Einar   503 

Holbrook,  F.  W...101,  203,  252,  355 

421,  578,  587 

Holcomb,  E.   A 460 

Holden,  Katherine    312,  535 

Holden,  Ruby   537,  594 

Holden,  W.   H 56,  101 

348,  355,  465 

Holder,  J.  D 402,  415 

Holderman,  J.  F 433 

Holicky,   Mildred    552 

Hollander,  Leonore   594 

Hollands,  R.  A 402,  470 

Hollcraft,  C.  B 487 

Holleman,  W.  W 502 

Hollenbeck,  F.  D 488 

Holliday,  Evelyn  H 308,  520 

Hollister,  Sara 101,  517 

Holloway,  J.  H 400 

Holloway,   Marian    552,  594 

Holman,  Rachel  S 525 

Holman,  W.  W 164 

Holmes,  Burnham   421 

Holmes,  Juliet  301 

Holmquist,  H.  T 462 

Holoffe,  Clatence 402 

Holstein,  A.   G 308,  440 

Holstein,  J.  H 440 

Holt,  E.  G 448 

Holt,  H.  C 101 

Holt,  H.  W 494 

Holt,  K 304 

Holt,  P.  B 431 

Holty,  J.  G 450 

Holub,  J.  J.,  Jr 101,  505 

Holub,  Louis   499 

Holzman,  H.  D 427 

Holzman,  Louis 565 

Homann,  G.  H 305,  471 

Homecoming     320 

Homecoming  Stunt  Show 340 

Home  Economics  Club 592 

Homer,  A.  F 441 

Homuth,  H.  G 101,  487,  580 

Honens,  R.  W 101,  431 

Honke,  A 101,  589 

Honke,  K 588 

Honold,  R.  P 164,  176,  259 

355,  398,  481 

Honorary  and  Professional 561 

Honorary  and  Professional  Index .562 

Honors 383 

Honsa,    W.    M 101,391 

Hood,   J.  R 302,  365 

Hook,   Florence   309,  522 

Hooper,  F.  S 485 

Hoover,   R.    A 483 

Hopkins,  B.   S 400,  417,  432,  464 

Hopkins,  L.  S 439 

Hopkins,   V.   Helen 279,  532 

Hoppenrath,  Leona  Hazel 101 

536,  587 

Hopson,  M.  T 422 

Horash,  Edwin 473 

Horberg,  Shirley 542 

Horn,   Anthony    426 

Horn,  W.  L 441 

Hornby,  W.  R 422,  604 

Home,  Evelyn 352,  522,  575 


Horner,   Elizabeth    531 

Horner,  G.  L 203,  444,  604 

Horner,  R.  M 301,  414 

Horning,  E.  W 392,  497 

604,  605,  608 

Horsley,  G.  W 365 

Horst,  Elfriede 553,  586 

Horton,  C.  G 101 

Horton,   Gertrude    303,  519 

Horton,  Hazel    529 

Horton,  R.  C 320,  450 

Horwitz,  Bernard 509 

Horwitz,  M.  R 484 

Hotchins,  Marette   548 

Hotchkiss,  L.   B 413 

Hotstetter,  Marie  M 525 

Hottes,  A.  C 497 

Hottes,  C.  F 429,  572,  597 

Hottes,  H.  H 101,  398,  485,  497 

Houchens,  Josie  B 521 

Houck,  J.  M 101,  578 

Howard,  E.  W 364,  476 

Howard,  F.  C 400,  432,  581 

Howard,  Frances  S.59,  102,  177,  266 
267,  275,  320,  327 
355,  533,  "559,  573 

Howard,  H.  S 365,  427 

Howard,   M.   R 433,  452 

Howarth,   E.   A 102 

Howe,  E.  E 364,  470,  583 

Howe,  J.  W 578 

Howell,  Elizabeth   515 

Howell,  G.  E 102,  420,  444 

Howland,  R.  S 362,  363,  366 

Hoyt,  Charles 503 

Hoy,   G.   M 102,  423 

Hoy,  O.  U. .  .102,  396,  456,  580,  585 

Huang,  T.  Y -...586 

Hubata,  R.   A 102,  506 

Hubbard,  A.  D 485 

Hubbard,  J.  E 607 

Hubbard,  L.  A 450 

Hubbard,  L.  0 399 

Hubbard,   Lois   .  .  .102,  538,  597,  602 

Hubbard,    Otto   Linus 404 

Hubner,   C.   A 572 

Huck,   P.  B 429,  578 

Huckett,  Ruth  F 520 

Huckins,  L.  L 339,  430 

Huddleston,  J.  N 102,  327 

420,  452,  563 

Hudnut,  Edith   600 

Hudson,  D.  M 424 

Hudson,  Frances  1 102 

Hudson,  H.  E 166,  351,  355,  387 

391,  469,  567,  572,  593 

Hudson,  J.  F 102,  393,  465 

Hudson,  R.  D 329,  495 

Hudson,  T.   L 475,  504 

Huebner,  C.  A 102,  388,  392 

472,  576,  589 

Huelster,  Laura   582 

Huenergardt,  O.  K 450 

Huff,  Elizabeth 596 

Huff,  G.  A 35,  203,  205 

414,  570,  580 

Huff,  Lyle 444 

Huff,  Mary 331 

Hufnagel,   W.   P 102 

Hughes,  Betty  Lou 309,  518 

Hughes,  Catherine  M 102,  515 

Hughes,  D.  S 440 

Hughes,  Elizabeth   515 

Hughes,   Gordon    400 

Hughes,   H.  L 365 

Hughes,  M.  J 502 

Hughes,   M.  R 522 

Hughes,   P.  H 412 

Hughes,  R 102 

Hughes,  R.  R 476 

Hughes,  Sara   516 

Hughes,  T.  E 419,  577 

Hughes,  W.  W 454 

Huie,  W.  B 102,  415,  563,  572 

Hulick,  C.  0 363,  451 

Hull,  C.  M 102,  254,  330 

400,  463,  602 

Hulsebus,   E.   B 415 

Hult,  B.  E 447 

Hult,  R.  E 447 

Hulteen,  S.  E 441 

Hulthberg,  H.  T 364 

Humbert,  Fred  .57,  58,  103,  176,  203 
208,  214,  322,  355,  375 
385,  387,  392,  444,  570 

Humble,  T.  W 503 

Humiston,  C.  E 504 

Humm,  D.  L 608 

Hummeland,  W.  E 456 

Hummer,  Glen 441 

Humphrey,   Frank   430 

Humphrey,  R.   C 103,  452,  588 

Humphreys,   John    506 

Hunolt,  E.   J 454 

Hunsaker,  F.  S 490 

Hunsicker,    Kathryn    519 

Hunsicker,  Rae  K 103 

Hunsinger,  Helen  .103,  279,  552,  587 

Hunt,   Leigh   H 424 

Hunt,   Lois    553 

Hunt,   Matthew   573 


Hunter,  Dorothy 552,  597 

Hunter,  D.   C 103,  388 

Hunter,  M.  H 328,  473 

Hunter,  Naomi 597 

Hunter,  W.  H 391 

Huntington,  Silas   103,  463 

Huntington,  W.  C 397,  421,  569 

Huntoon,   Betty   103,  518 

Hupe,  L.  L 313,  388,  603 

Hupp,   M.  C 103,  585 

Hurd,  Esther 552 

Hurd,  H.  W 103,  416 

Hurd,  Pauline   537,  547 

584,  593,  594 

Hum,  Lucille 526 

Hursh,  R.  K.429,  464,  574,  576,  583 

Hurwitz,  Allen 103 

Huser,   Mildred    551 

Huska,   Stephen    477 

Huss,  J.  W 419 

Husseman,  Dorothy   594,  602 

Husted,  F.  E 452 

Huston,  L.  B 365,  436 

Hutchens,  I.  J 103,  485 

Hutchinson,  J.  D 392,  590 

Hutchinson,  W.  A 458 

Hutchinson,  Wilsona 538,  594 

Hutler,   A.   A 167,  333,  345 

393,  461,  601 

Hutton,  Mary  Jane 515 

Hutton,  W.  A 457 

Hyde,  Mary  E 553 

Hyson,  F.   E 443,  169 

Hyttinen,  Edna  M 268,  308,  520 


Iagmin,  A.  P 505 

Iben,  1 405 

Ibler,  H 103,  588 

Iden,  R.  J 387,  393 

465,  564,  571,  582 

Ihlenfeldt,  Bruce   499 

lllio,  The  1951 306-309 

Illiola  Literary  Society 593 

lllini  Chamber  of  Commerce 571 

lilini  Flying  Club 389 

lllini  Hall 499 

lllini  Publishing  Company,  The., 297 

lllini  Theater  Guild 336,  337 

lllini  Weekly,  The 310 

Illinois  Agriculturist,  The 314 

Illinois  Disciples  Foundation 333 

Illinois  Magazine,  The 310 

Illinois  Union 318 

Illk,  Ethel 552 

llus 430 

Hits  Water  Polo  Team 261 

Imber,  E.  M 484 

Imgrund,  William 499 

Imhoff,  Carroll 464 

Imhoff,  C.  E 103 

Imhoff,  H.  D 604 

Independent  Council 326 

Infantry  Officers'  Club 393 

Ingalls,  Charlotte 535 

Ingalls,  H.  B 317,  433 

Ingber,   Nathan    508 

Ingeman,  R.  L 330,  476 

Ingersoll,  R.  C 318,  430 

Ingham,  J.  L 364,  418 

Ingold,  Mary   529 

Ingram,   Marguerite    56,  103 

348,  349,  356,  513,  526 

Ingrish,  G.  E 500 

Innis,  C.  M 388,  393,  419 

Intemann,  H.  L 456 

Interjraternity  Council 411 

Inter-Literary  Society 593 

lnterscholastic  Circus    196 

lnterscholastic  Track  Meet 197 

Intramural 257 

Intramural  Debate 344 

lota  Sigma  Pi 594 

Ireland,  Alice 525 

Ireland,  C.  C 450,  563 

Ireland,   C.  E 363,  399,  474 

Ireland,  Dora 534,  608 

Ireland,   Lee   499 

Ireneus,  C 250 

Irick,   Celia 103,  330,  559,  592 

Irish,  H.  E 502 

Irish,  L.  E.. 103,  486 

Irish,   Minnie   553 

Irish,  V.  D 486 

Irish,  W.  D 339 

Irrmann,  Marion 311,  525 

Irvin,   R.   H 504 

Irwin,  S.  C,  Jr 427 

Isa,  Samuel 499 

Iseminger,  W.  C.  .104,  387,  391,  496 

Isenberg,  A.  H 203,  445 

Isenstein,  B 459 

Isley,  L.  C 211 

Isted,  D.  C 363,  402,  414 

Ito,  T 595 

Inner,  Robert 310,  355 

403,  449,  587,  603 

Iverson,  Harriet 268,  529 

Izenstark,  J 445 


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ahurek,   Marjorie   529 

ack,  Doris 559 

ack,   Dorothy    279 

ack,  Phyllis 531 

acklin,  N.  L 104,  008 

ackman,  Anna  Louise.. 59,  104,  178 
266,  321,  355,  403,  553,  589,  593 

ackman ,  Mary  E 553 

ackman,  Sara  L 267 

acks,  G.  S '. 503 

ackson,   C.  A 402 

ackson,  C  O.... 462,  570 

ackson,  E.  A 490 

ackson,  EH 498 

ackson,  O.  N 456 

ackson,  Roberta   404 

ackson,  Ruth  E 104 

ackson,   S.  M 400,  432 

ackson,   W  L 427 

acob,  Karlynne  E 520 

acob,   P.  E 405,  603,  606 

acobi,  E.  W ' 104 

acobs,  H.  L , 365 

acobs,  H.  M 500 

acobs,  Irene 550 

acobs,  William  B 463 

acobs,   W.   F 104,  500 

acobsen,   H.  R.  .  .104,  327,  420,  422 

acobson,  C.  J 429 

acobson,  C.  R 311,  459 

acobson,  Edith   547 

acobson,  L.  L 571 

acobson,  Margaret  . 542 

acobson,   Milton 104 

acobus,  Phoebe 553 

adah,  L.  N 484 

aeger,  Ann  E 104,  279 

aeger,  H.  E 494 

aegli,  H.  H 104,  476 

afire,   Elmer 565 

affray,   D.  S 104 

ahn,  A.  M 104 

ahns,  Edwin   485 

ames,  Arch.  .104,  338,  339,  442,  579 

amesonian  Literary  Society 594 

amison,   D.   D 502 

anicki,  J.  P 365 

anofsky,  Joseph   509 

ansen,  N.  R 416 

anssen,   Neora  G 104,  532,  592 

antac,   F.   B 104,  471 

apanese  Club 595 

arman,  H.  H 595 

arman,  Ruth 534 

arvis,  J.  D 578 

eanmairet,  Georgia   303,  518 

effrey,    Garnett    330,  552,  597 

efferson,  B.  L 452 

ehle,    Mimi   I 405 

entzch,  R.  A 505 

enner,   A.  E 420,  450,  563,  582 

enison,  Frances 533 

enkins,  A.  H 508 

enkins,  H.  L 104,  580 

enkins,   S.   G 418,  420 

enkinson,  Barbara 550,  581 

enkinson,   H.  R.  .105,  203,  254,  464 

cnsen,  Edmund 465 

ensen,  Marie    546,  552 

ensen,  S.  C 211 

ensen,  V.   P 397,  404,  491,  569 

ergens,-  R 309 

ergens,   Alma    551 

ester,  H.  S 105,  588 

ewell,  H.  B 305,  363 

irik,  J.  F 211,  449,  506 

offray,  D.  S 506 

ohannsen,   C.  H 392,  470,  590 

ohansen,  R.  S 331,  387,  391 

ohler,  O.  W 483 

ohnson,  A.  C 105,  448,  566 

ohnson,  A.  G 446 

ohnson,  Alice  M 105 

ohnson,  A.  W 567 

ohnson,  Barbara  A 514 

ohnson,  Bernice  C 105 

ohnson,  Betty 309,  518 

ohnson,   Carol   415,  533 

575,  577,  584 
ohnson,  C.  A 57,  58,  105,  176 

298,  322,  355,  422,  568,  582 

ohnson,  C.  E 430 

ohnson,  C.  M 475 

ohnson,  C.  W 105,  368,  450 

ohnson,  Donna 536 

ohnson,  Dorothy  E 517 

ohnson,  Dorothy  M 56,  57,  105 

279,  280,  281,  290,  291,  308 
348,  513,  529,  586 

ohnson,  E.  C 386,  388,  501 

ohnson,   E.   H 400,  498 

ohnson,  E.  N 450 

ohnson,  Elizabeth   .303,  552 

ohnson,  Emily   275,  514 

ohnson,  Evelyn 525 

ohnson,  G.  A 483 

ohnson,  G.  L 465 

ohnson,  H.  C 498 


Johnson,  H.  R 415 

Johnson,  H.  V 393 

Johnson,   H.  W 567 

Johnson,   Helen   552 

Johnson,  J.  A 461 

Johnson,  J.  N 419,  475 

Johnson,   J.   R 502 

Johnson,  Jessie 553 

Johnson,  Katherine 600 

Johnson,  K.  J 365,  433 

Johnson,  K.  S 588 

Johnson,   Maurice    499 

Johnson,   M.   C...105,  368,  387,  391 

Johnson,  M.  F 481 

Johnson,  Norman    503 

Johnson,   P.  C 105,  428 

Johnson,   P.   E 105,433,566 

Johnson,   P.   F 105,  396,  480,  585 

Johnson,  Robert   105,  169,  441 

Johnson,  R.  H 422 

Johnson,  R.  K 105,  248,473,  582 

Johnson,  Roy   566 

Johnson,  R.  L 392 

Johnson,  Ruth  M.  .59,  105,  177,  278 

279,  280,  281,  290,  291,  322 

355,  452,  460,  529,  530 

Johnson,   R.   P 105,  325,  491 

Johnson,  R.  W 436 

Johnson,   Sveinbjorn   476 

Johnson,    S.   P 500 

Johnson,  Venus  S 106,  491 

Johnson,  Vivian  N 106 

Johnson,   W 365 

Johnson,  W.  A 465 

Johnson,   W.   R 321,  337,  440 

Johnson,  W.  M 442 

Johnson,  W.  S 299,  452,  605 

Johnston,  B.  G 106,  397,  569 

Johnston,  D.  B 457 

Johnston,  D.  W 420 

Johnston,   E.   C 392 

Johnston,  F 393 

Johnston,   F.   B 428 

Johnston,  F.  G 490 

Johnston,  F.  L 416 

Johnston,  Grace 514 

Johnston,   G.  W 393,  428 

Johnston,  H.  B..  .  .320,  443,  577,  605 

Johnston,  H.  R 397 

Johnston,  Isabel  F 106,  290 

531,  592 
Johnston,    Jean... 268,  290,  309,  520 

Johnston,   K.  P 502 

Johnston,  Laura  K 548 

Johnston,  Mary   553 

Johnston,  Mildred 531 

Johnston,  R.  J 439,  564 

Johnstone,  A.  M 

Johnstone,  D 313,  588 

Johnstone,  G.  A 431 

Johnstone,  J.  R 320,  321,  431 

Johnstone,  Don   423 

Jokinsen,  Ernest .436 

Jokela,  F 505 

Jolley,   B.   E 106,427,607 

Jolley,  P.  L 309,  390,  427 

Jolley,  Walter    56,  106,  179,  203 

208,  216,  348,  355,  422 

Jones,  Allison   302,  524 

Jones,   Anne    404,  514,  596 

Jones,  C.  J 387,  393,  471,  580 

Jones,  Ellen   522 

Jones,  Eileen 517 

Jones,   E.  E 106,  325,  358 

Jones,   F.   E 417 

Jones,  J.  P 365 

Jones,  K 583 

Jones,  K.  R 423 

Jones,  Laura  C 523 

Jones,  Margaret 541 

Jones,  R 505,  521 

Jones,  R.   B 450,  485 

Jones,  R.  D 307,  470 

Jones,  RE 460 

Jones,  T 106,  442 

Jones,  W.  D 106 

Jones,  W.  D 106,  424 

Jones,  Winifred  E 106,  403,  603 

Jones,  W.   P 390,  402 

Jonson,   B 437 

Jonsson,  A.  N 453 

Jordan,  E.  H 365 

Jordan,  G.  E 494 

Jordan,  H.   H 397,  576 

Jordan,   J.   J 203,  240,  570 

Jordan,  R.  L 106,  488 

Jordan,   Tom    423 

Jordan,  W.  K 167,  301 

318,  355,  438,  579 

Jordon,  G.  M 506 

Jordon,  K.  R 580 

Jordon,  S.  R 106,  397,  399,  589 

Jorgensen,  A 397 

Jorgensen,  C 388,  393 

Jorgensen,   Esther   L 106 

Jorgenson,  A.  M 578 

Joshi,  A.  K.. 435 

Josi,  B.  B 365 

Joslyn,  J.  F 211,  416 

Jost,   H.  H.,  Jr... 106,  387,  393,481 
Jourdan,  Marion   536,  587 


Jourdan,  R.  M 456 

Journay,   J 387,  393,  432 

Joy,  R 437 

Joyce,  Joseph   573 

Judson,   H.   C 106,  412 

Jueal,  Dorothy  H 106,  519 

Juergensen,  Janice  H 107 

Jugelonis,   Vladas   299,355 

Juhnke,  P.  B. 443 

Jun.  Charles 107,  453 

Jun,  James   453 

Junior  Prom 350,  351 

Junior  Prom  Committee 166 

Jureziz,    Anton,    Jr 107,499,570 

Jurjevich,  Maude 552 

Jurkanin,  J.  P 402 

Just,  E.  W 473 

Just,   Mary   529 

Jutton,  Emma  R 523 

K 

Kabbes,    Alberta    537,  594 

Kaden,  L.  J 461 

Kadens,  R.  E 565 

Kadic,   Irma   107,  298,  536,  602 

Kaesebier,   Ethel    107,  547 

Kaeser,  Fritz 419 

Kaeser,  W.  V 353,  419,  604 

Kafka,  E.  A 493 

Kahn,   Ardelle   543 

Kahn,   Bernice    539 

Kahn,  Emanual   492 

Kahn,  L.  S 461 

Kahn,  M.  L 328,  445 

Kahn,  Ruth 558 

Kalsow,  A.  F 453 

Kamijo,  T 595 

Kamin,   B 107,  249,  489 

Kaminky,  O.  H 589 

Kaminky,  W.  F 608 

Kamman,  P.  H 57,  107 

303,  355,  470 

Kammerer,  R.  C 363 

Kammert,  D.  M 330,  402 

Kamp,  E.  B 220,  222,  416,  577 

Kamp,  R.  L 220,  223 

Kamphoefner,  Helen   525 

Kamphoefner,   Henry    107,  436 

Kane,  Beatrice 107,  525 

Kane,  R 505 

Kane,  Tirzah    525 

Kanter,   L.   V 402,  461,  600 

Kantor,  Ruth   543 

Kantor,  Thrya 107,  274,  542 

Kantz,  Helen    513 

Kao,  P.  K 586 

Kao,   T.   Y 400,  405,  586 

Kapernick,  J.  S 419 

Kapilla,   Frances    552 

Kaplan,  George   107,  363,  366 

Kaplan,  Hyman   508 

Kaplan,   Jack    107 

Kaplan,  Philip 509 

Kaplan,  S 107,  572 

Kappa  Delta 536 

Kappa  Delta  Pi 595 

Kappa  Delta  Rho 465 

Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 516 

Kappa  Phi  Sigma 572 

Kappa  Psi 507 

Kappa  Sigma    414 

Kappa  Sigma  Tau 540 

Kappa  Theta  Sigma 573 

Kappa  Zeta  Rho 488 

Kapple,  W.  H 415 

Karasick,  Sylva   542,  584 

Karjala,  S.  A 107 

Karman,   A.   V 388,  391 

Karnatz,  F.   A 107 

Karnes,  W.   G 308 

Karnuth,  R.  F 107 

Karol,  Jacob   404,  492,  569 

Karraker,  J.  W 392,  426,  579 

Karrenbrock,  W.  E 471,  495,  585 

Karstens,  Grace   522 

Kasch,  H.  E 476 

Kashiwagi,  K 595 

Kaspar,   Alice    519,575 

Kass,  W 455 

Kast,  Adeline  108 

Kastner,   J.   C 108,491 

Katt,   W.   J 108,  588 

Katterjohn,  F.  W.388,  393,  483,  563 

Katz,  Isabel 540 

Katz,  Morris    304,  305 

Katz,  Sylvia   403 

Katzman,  Louis 492,  601 

Kauffman,   C.   H 500 

Kauffman,  K.  G 447 

Kauffman,  W.   H 314,  448 

Kaufman,   H.   M 108 

Kaufman,    I.   A.  .  .260,  402,  461,  509 

Kaufman,  Solomon   508 

Katitz,  Helen    535 

Kaveney,  I.  E 506 

Kawal,  E.  J. .208,  212,  220,  223,  423 

Kay,  R.   T 402,  433 

Kayner,  Carolynne    587,  594 

Kealey,  C.  R 412 


Kearnaghan,   H.   E 108 

Keating,   E.    F 108 

Keavin,  Marjorie 527 

Keck,  G.  E 309,  444 

Keck,  R.  B 474 

Keck,  R.  M 420,  418 

Keck,  W.  F 333,  447 

Keener,  C.  A 576 

Keeney,  K.  K 446 

Keeton,  R.  W 502 

Kehoe,  Betty 108,  266,  267 

321,  355,  527,  590 

Keilholz,  F.  J 433,  605 

Keiser,  Grace  Louise 515 

Keith,   Carl,   Jr 415 

Keith,   L.  E 413 

Keith,  Helen 594 

Keith,   Mary  C 108,  535 

Kelder,  Herman   469 

Kellar,    Esther    108 

Keller,  D.  E 368 

Keller,  Ernestine   518 

Keller,    Guy    412 

Keller,  H.  B 457 

Keller,  R.  T 496 

Kelley,  C.  D ..228 

Kelley,   Clara 165,  551 

Kelley,  E.  B 393 

Kelley,   Emily  J 108,  558,  589 

Kelley.  G.  D 425 

Kelley,  V.  W 401 

Kelling,    G.    F 392,580,593 

Kelling,  Marcia 309,  516 

Kellogg,  J.  S 505 

Kellogg,    P.   V 386,  388,  393 

Kellman,  B 484 

Kelly  C.  F 502 

Kelly,   Claire 108,  290,  320 

355,  518,  582 

Kelly,   Cornelia  P 518 

Kelly,  J.  E 441 

Kelly,  W.   H 474 

Kelly,  W.  M 241 

Kemp,   Mildred    595 

Kemp,  J.   T 108 

Kempston,  J.  R 431 

Kempton,  Arlene  J 108 

Kemvard,   R.   L 500 

Kendall,    E.    J 476 

Kendall,   G.    P 388,  390,  393 

Kendall,  Kathryn  E 108,  557 

Kendall,  Margery. 279,  290,  330,  550 

Kendall,  Raena    550 

Kendall,  W.   B 451 

Kendrick,  J.   S 472 

Kenis,  C.  R 455,601 

Keniston,  Lucile 544 

Kenneally,   Eileen    527 

Kennedy,  Edith  R 109 

Kennedy,  E.  T 506 

Kennedy,  G.  D 169,  261,  430 

Kennedy,  J.  W 437 

Kennedy,    M.    K 522 

Kennedy,   M.  T 331 

Kennedy,  R.  C 321,  428 

Kennedy,  Thomas   109 

Kennedy,  Wendell   108,  338 

Kennedy,   W.   C 355,  460 

Kenney,  H.  E 248,  486 

Kenney,    H.   F 390 

Kenney,   K.   K 588 

Kenney,   Leanore   109 

Kenny,   H.   H 570 

Kent,   V.   R 109 

Kenyon,  Anne  L 552 

Kenyon,  Dorothea   529 

Kenyon,  Grace   279,  290,  553 

Kenyon,  R.  M 109 

Kephart,  Wayne 451 

Kepler,  Harry 412 

Kepler,   Helen    550,  588 

Keramos    ■ 574 

Kern,  R.  P 580 

Kerr,  Blanche  ...  .59,  109,  176,  266 
267,  330,  336,  355,  513,  536 

Kerr,  Robert 426 

Kersey,  Rose  M 399 

Kertes,   Irene    552,  587 

Kertes,  Margaret.  .109,  403,  552,  587 

Kesel,  R.  G 503 

Kessker,  George 563 

Kessler,  Doris  O 109,  552,  607 

Kessler,  G.  W 109,  351,  397 

398,  475,  576,  583 

Keszycki,  A 390 

Ketchum,  D.  R 463 

Ketchum,  Dean  M.   S 24,  397 

569,  576 

Ketchum,  M.  S.,  Jr 389,  446 

Keup,  F.  E 365 

Key,  D.  H 425 

Keyes,  D.  B 400,  432,  464 

Keyes,   Samuel    412 

Kidder,    H.    W 368,405 

Kidder,   Margaret   588,  606 

Kieding,  J.  R 109,  203,  252 

253,  355,  423,  587 

Kieholz,  F.  J 603 

Kiffmeyer,  W.  P 590 

Kilborn,   W.  D 419 

Kiley,   T.   H 109,  345,  475 


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Kilian,  H.  S 109,  496 

Killinger,  Marie 594 

Kimball,  Arlene 553 

Kimball,   Helen  D 109,  513,  523 

Kimball.  Martha  J 526 

Kimball,   Mary  K.109,  526,  584,  606 

Kimmel,   Marybelle   515 

Kinder,  D.  R 483 

Kinder,   Margaret  M 109,  596 

Kinderman,  Ethel  E 109,  553 

Kinderman,  E.  J.. 164,  167,  322,  350 
351,  355,  460,  568,  585 

Kinderman,   G 180 

Kinderman,  Laura   553 

Kindlesperger,  R 505 

King,  Betty   369,  584,  596 

King,  C.  F 110 

King,  Don    338,  339,  422,  604 

King,    E.    E.  .397,  434,  578,  604,  605 

King,  Florence  M 602 

King,  Joseph    312 

King,   Kathleen    309 

King,  L.  B 328,  365 

King,  Marjorie 575 

King,  M.  D 427 

King,  M.  Elizabeth 110,  544,  603 

King,   Nellie  T 590 

King,  W.  K 416 

Kingley,  David 19,  373,  386 

396,  418,  564 

Kingsley,  Eleanor   399,  525 

Kingsley,   Margaret  R 266,  275 

525,  532 

Kingsnorth,  N.  G 110,  387,  392 

Kinnare,  Alice   527 

Kinney,  D.  J .  .495 

Kinney,  Maxine   274,  369,  519 

Kinsey,   J.   R 337,  422 

Kinsey,  Warren   418 

Kipp,  L.  L 454 

Kirchner,   Irene  G 110,  278,  280 

290,  291,  518 

Kirgis,  F.  L 420,  452,  563 

Kirk,  A.  E 339 

Kirkland,  L 110 

Kirkman.  Judith  M 309,  532 

Kirkman.  K.  F 604,  605 

Kirtland,  D.  L 412 

Kissel,  Suzanne  .  .405,  538,  596,  603 
Kistler,  W.  H 319,  365 

402,  590,  597 

Kitch,  R.  B 364,  402 

Kitchell,   Velma  1 541 

Kitchen,  Helen 290 

Kite,   A.  M 110,  484 

Kitsener,  A.  W 500 

Kitzinger,    Angela    ....278,291,582 

Kjos,   N.   A 362,363,602 

Klabunde,  Mrs.  W 594 

Klabunde.  Walter   400 

Klancar,   Anthony   304 

Klatt,  Delyte 518 

Klatte,  E.  W 331,  463 

Klee,  Eleanor 552 

Klein,  Anne 303,  599 

Klein,    Ethel   L 513,  528 

Klein,  H.  E 468 

Klein,  R.  G 456 

Kleine,  Bingham   423 

Kleinheksel,   Stanley   435 

Kleinman,   W.   M 478 

Kleinschmidt,  Ralph 413 

Klenha,  H.  J 438 

Klenk,  E.  W 479 

Kleppinger,  W.   A 438,  577 

Kletting,  W 578 

Kline,  Edna  L 522,  575 

Kline,  L.  E. .  .396,  425,  523,  564,  571 

Klingelhoefer,  W.  C 432 

Klingelhofer,  J.  J 453 

Klow,  S 509 

Kluge,   Evelyn 521 

Kluge,  R.  W 482 

Knab,  A 505 

Knapp,   E 326,  328 

Knapp,  J.  D.110,  339,  396,  434,  585 

Knapp,  Louise   369,  544 

Knapp,  R.  D 501 

Knapp,  S.  F 487 

Knappenberger,  Gaillard    169 

354,  415 

Knappenberger,  J.    G 365 

Knappenberger.   Katherine   517 

Knelling.   G.   F 387 

Kniep,  Rosalie  M 590 

Knight,   A.   R 336,  436 

462,  576,  589 

Knight,  Frances  1 110,  525 

Knight,   J.    F 572 

Knight,  L.  B 506 

Knipe,   Virginia    513,535,592 

Knipp,  C.  T 397,  589,  608 

Knipp,  J.   K 399,  403,  426 

Knoblauch,    D.    E 388,391,497 

Knoblock,   R.   C 364,  472,  571 

Knoop,  Kathryn 558 

Knospe,  Grace   551 

Knotts,  D.  M 363,  488,  580 

Knox,   F.   D 255,  302,  460 

Knox,   J.   D 110,  203,  255,  321 

323,  396,  460,  582,  607 


Knudsen,  W.  N 388,  393,  466 

Knudtzon,  K.  F 503 

Knupp,   P.  R 454 

Knuth,  Hazel   404 

Koch.  A.   R 460 

Koch,   E.  G 480 

Kochis,  F 569 

Kocour,   E.   J 110 

Koegel,   Florence   522 

Koehendorfer,  J.  W 110 

Koehler,    Helen   M. 553 

Koeller,  H.  D 368,  585 

Koelln,  Marguerite  L 110,  530 

Koerner,    G.   J 474 

Koenigsbarg,  Noah   508 

Koessler,   J.   E 454 

Kohlhagen,   Eloise   300,355,526 

Kohn,  E 333,  489 

Kohn,   M.    L 402,  489 

Koho,  R.  M 417 

Kolar,  G.  F 505 

Kolb,  P.  C 438 

Kolbe,  G.  D 426 

Kolfenbach,   E.   J 211,239 

Koller,   Ruth    557 

Kolm,  A.  S 393,  479 

Kominik,   E.   A 502 

Kominky,    O.    H 392 

Komm,  R.   Ed 254 

Konold,    Katherine    530 

Konopasek,  Helen   535 

Konzo,  S 405,  595 

Koolish,    E.    S 338,445,601 

Koons,    Marv    302,536,590 

Koppa,  T.  M 506 

Koransky,  David   508 

Korb,   Theo 476 

Korth,   Jullianna   404 

Korzen,  J.  M 449 

Kostka,  Anna  B 110 

Kotovic,  C.  L 110,  434 

Kott,   John    423 

Kouchy,   J.    D 502 

Koutnik,    Henrietta    ...302,553,590 

Kowalski,  H.  J 471 

Kowitz,  A.  W 428 

Kozma,  Julianna   548 

Krachenbuehl.   J.    O 422 

Kraft,  Irving  H .' 439 

Kraft,  Jane 520,  587 

Kraft,  Janet    548 

Kraft,    M.   E 110,  491 

Kraft,   R.   E 480 

Kraft,  Vera  E 110,  520,  602 

Kraines,  Samuel 509 

Kramarczyk,  W.  A Ill 

Kramer,  E.  A 229,428 

Kramer,   H.   F 386,  388,  393,  434 

Kramer,  Jack   494 

Kraml,  F.  G 364 

Kramp,   Edgar    503 

Krannert,  V.  L 297,  396 

582,  603,  605 

Krantz,   C.   P 446 

Krakower,   I : .  . .  .249 

Krase,   N.   W 400,  432,  464 

Krasnow,  H.  R 509 

Kratovil,  Mildred 369,  553 

Kratz,  A.  P 397,  429 

Kratz,   Martin    418 

Krause,  Annemarie    405 

Krauss,  B.  B 445 

Krebaum,   Katherine Ill 

Kreeger,   M.  M 499 

Kreider,    W.    C 241 

Kreiling,    P.    G 580 

Krejci,   E.   J 503 

Kreker,    George 412 

Kremer,  R.  C Ill,  261,  423 

Krencewicz,  W.  J 363 

Kresk,  Alois   488 

Kreslar,  Elizabeth  J Ill,  529 

Kretschmer,  V.  L 481,  571 

Kretschmer,  W.  E 318 

Krevitt,   Julius    508 

Krick,  D.  E 590 

Krieder,  W.  E 443 

Kriloff,    Lillian    553 

Krill,  Josephine 552 

Kring,  C.  U 254,  364,  402 

Kring,  H.  W 168,  352 

365,  402,  463 

Kring,  Udell    463 

Kriviskey,  G 393 

Kronenberg,  M.   H ■. 508 

Krueck,   C.   G Ill,  480 

Krueger,   C.   E 477 

Krueger,  Fern 543 

Krueger,  H.  L 166,  299 

350,  436,  605 

Krueger,   M.   H Ill 

Kruger,    Fred    469 

Kruggel,   L.  E 436 

Krughoff,   W.    W 364 

Krull,   Norma  R 532 

Krumsey,   Elma    594 

Krumsieg,  Elma  C. Ill,  538 

Kruse,    Helen  D Ill,  523 

Kruse,    H.    S 390,  447 

Kruse,   V.   R 313,  480 


Kubacki,  W.  H 503 

Kubitz,  O.  A 366,  602 

Kudo,  R.  R 405 

Kuebler,  J.  G 392 

Kuhar,  L.  V 424,  563 

Kuhl,    M.   T 393,  580 

Kuhl,   R.   E.  .111,  298,  312,  473,  571 

Kuhlman,  A.  F 448 

Kuhn,   F.   J Ill,  487 

Kuhn,  L.  W Ill,  433 

Kumler,   Mary   K 111,558 

Kummer,   Brunette    Ill,  541 

Kunda,  E.   C 470 

Kuni,    L.   E 241,  270 

Kunke,    A.   W 476 

Kuntz,  F.  B 462 

Kunzer,  Marie   594 

Kuppinger,  M.  R 260,  426 

Kurocki,   S.   A 365 

Kurschner,    Milton    509 

Kurt,  Helen  G 366 

Kurtz,    Barbara    515 

Kurtz,   W.   C 251 

Kurtzon,   K.   C 461 

Kusinski,  J 238,  243 

Kuttler,   W.   S 583 

Kuttner,    H 392,445 

Kuykendall,  S.  B.  .111,  330,  400,  432 

Kweder.   D.    J 501 

Kwoh,   T.  M 586 

L 

I.abohn,  M.  C 239,  475 

LaBelle,  Beatrice   522 

La  Belle,  W.  E Ill,  351 

415,  567,  569,  578 

Lacey,  H.  J ill,  507 

Lacey,  H.  S 392 

Lacey,  W.  B 112,  448 

Lacy,  E.  M 475 

Ladd,   B.   C 300,  427 

Laegeler,  C.  B 112 

Laegeler,   Lester    112 

Laidig,  D.  R 112,  332 

397,  576,  591,  597 

Lain,  W.  S 415 

Lair,    Leland    444,  577 

Laird,   Knowles    494 

Lake,  E.  J 607 

Lamb,   F.   B 476 

Lamb,  M.  A 112 

Lambda  Alpha  Lambda 490 

Lambda  Chi  Alpha 449 

Lambda  Omega   537 

Lambert,  K.  J 311,  443 

Lambert,   P.  C 402 

Lamct,  L.  L 420 

Lamoreus,  R.  E 112,  329 

344,  366,  386 

Lampman,  Harriet  J 112,  519 

Land,   C.   B 345,  486 

Land,  Jane   552 

Landee,  Jane 518 

Landers,  P.  H 505 

Landgren,    P.   W 112,491,571 

Landhy,  Alice  V 112,  552 

Landicho,    M.   Z 601 

Landis,   Alvin    112,489 

Landon,  J.  T 434 

Landscape  Society   596 

Lane,  Bertha  Emily 404 

Lane,  H.  C 330,  392,  476,  578 

Lane,  R.  E 365 

Lane,  W.  C 112,  392 

Lang,  A.  L 421 

Lang,  J.  L 56,  112,  326.  348,  499 

Lang,  J.  R 567 

Langan,  P.  T 112,  420 

Langdon,  L.  E 112,  431,  567 

Lange,  Caroline,  A 553 

Lanham,  C.  H 392 

Langhoff,   S.   P 387,  393 

Langhorst,  Alice 556,  557,  592 

Langhorst,  O.  M 203 

Langsford,  W.  M 386 

Lannen,   Mary    526 

Lannon,  Dorothy  F 112,  513,  522 

Lansbery,  J.  R 405 

Lansing,   J.   F 112,403 

Lantin,  Elizabeth 113,  528 

Lantz,  E.  M 113 

Lantz,  King 305,  450 

Lanum,  F.  B 203,  210,  412 

LaPierre,  Dorothy 544,  548 

Lapin,  Bernice 404,  542 

Lapin,  Ruth    542 

Lapota,   M.   H 260 

Large,  Ted   499 

Larges,  Annabel 551 

Larkin,   E.  T 479 

Larkin,   L.   C 502 

Larm,  Ethel    521 

Larmon,  Edith 303,  518 

Larsen,  C.  B 413 

Larsen,  E.  C 113,  496 

Larsen,  F.  D 113,  491 

Larsen,   H 437 

Larsen,   K.   A 113,  339,  465 

Larsen,  K.  R 113,  453 


Larsen,  R.  G 387,  389,  436,  577 

Larson,   A.  P 493 

Larson,  C.  R 113,  174,  318 

349,  355,  429,  476 

Larson,   Christian    300,  477 

Larson,  I.  G 319,  472,  580 

Larson,  J.  R 113,  180,  297 

323,  355,  452,  568 

Larson,  K.  A 588 

Larson,  L.  M All 

Larson,  Norma 550 

Larson,   O.   D 239,  414 

Larson,  R.  E 496 

Larson,   R.   F 397 

Lash,  A.  F 508 

Lasker,  M.  B 461 

Lasser,  A 484 

Lattan,  C.  H 392 

Lattan,   J.   E 368,  387,  392 

Eau,  T.  L 435,  586 

Lauder,  F.  E 470 

Lauer,  C.  A 504 

Lauher,  A.  0 363 

Lavicka,  R.  W 113,  353 

460,  591,  604 

Lavin,  Mary   553 

Law,   G.   C 248,  462,  570 

Law,  O.  H 436 

Law,  R.  K 307,  402 

Lawder,   H.   L 504 

Lawson,  B.  C 566,  595 

Lawson,  E.  J,  Jr 56.  113,  318 

349,  356,  387,  392,  423,  578 

Lawson,   G.   S 431 

Lawson,  H.  C 466 

Lawson,  J.  D 607 

Lawson,  K.  L 113 

Lawson,  Lorene 552 

Lawrence,   D.   B 329,  392 

Lawrence,   R.   M 486 

Lawrence,  W.  H 393 

Lawrence,   W.   S 460 

Lay,  Elsie   534 

Layman,  J.  A 506 

Lazar,  Eleanor   542 

Lazovsky,  Max 113 

Leach,  Margaret 113,  266 

267,  355,  525,  602 

Leadbeater,  Margaret 597 

Leader,  Sidney   499 

Leaf,  L.  L 489 

I.eary,   A.  G 113,  368,  570 

Leaverton,  C.  R 450 

Leavitt,  S.  S 509 

Le   Cercle  Franc ais 596 

Leckrone,   Charles    477 

Leddy,   Margaret 552 

Lederer,  Elizabeth 513,  539 

Lederer,  L.  G 363,"  364,  499 

Lederman,  Irving 509 

Lee,  C.  L 586 

Lee,  Edith 531 

Lee,   Elizabeth    541 

Lee,  F.  J 345,  491 

Lee,  F.  W 386,  388,  393 

Lee,  H.  O.  H 586,  604 

Lee,   Harry   586 

Lee,  Julia  E 113 

Lee,  Lucille  M 113 

Lee,  Margaret 528 

Lee,  Marjorie 529 

Lee,  R.  E 485 

Lee,  Robert  Ellsworth 114,  323 

396,  456,  564,  580,  585 

Lee,  Robert  Ernest 313,  365,  472 

Lee,  S.  C 586 

Lee.  T.  M.  T 586 

Leeds,  C.  H 363,  366 

Leeper,  Alberta 114,  521 

Leeper,  Raymond.  .319,  364,  365,  450 

Leff,  Abraham   509 

Legge,  R.  W 604 

Leggett,  J.  R 496 

Legier,  J.  A 114,  506 

Lehman,  L.  L 363,  366 

Lehman,  Sam  499 

Lehto,  G.  E 229 

Lehwald,  C.  J 490 

Leibovitz,   Florence   404,  543 

Leicester,  Robert 465 

Leier,  Gertrude 549 

Leighry,  I.  W 330,  368,  476 

Leimbacher.  Earl  S 404 

Leins,  E.  W 487 

Leisenring,   George   312,  413 

Leisenring,   J.   G 607 

Leiter,  O.  C 605 

LeMaire,   J.   E 114 

Lemberg,  David 509 

Lemen,  W.  C 374,  386 

388,  391,  540 

Lemke,  Ellen   302,  552 

Lemon,  Robert  G 439 

Lenington,  E.  E 472 

Lenock,  Aldona   551 

Lentz,  G.  M 494 

Lenz,  A.  C 226 

Lenz,    C.   R 476 

Lenz,  L.  W 476 

Leonard,   Dean   Maria 37,  404 

485,  515,  586,  606 


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Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Leppla,  P.  W 402,  466,  583 

Lerner,  David    508,  509 

Lerner,   H.  Z 587 

Lesch,   G.   H 585 

Lesher,  F.  M 362,  363,  447 

Lcsher,  R.  M 604 

Lesher,  S.  W 365 

Leslie,  Margaret 546 

Leutwiler,  G.  E 419 

Leutwiler,   Kathryn   515 

Leutwiler,  O.  A 313,  397 

358,  419,  578 

Levin,  B.  L 508 

Levin,   Dorothy    528 

Levin,  H.  B 203 

Levin,  L '. 459 

Levin,  M.  M 333,  461,  582 

Levin,  Sidney 114 

Levine,  D.  L.114,  228,  357,  583,  589 

Levine,  Jack  565 

Levine,  S 484 

Levinson,  Lillian   553 

Levinson,  S.  A 508 

Levinson,   Betty    543 

Levinsohn,   M.  J 478 

Levitetz,  B 455 

Levy,  H : 399 

Lew,  L 455 

Levy.  Ruth 308,  542 

Lewin,  M.  M 114,  203,  249,  489 

Lewis,   Alberta   ...114,  179,  266,  267 

275,  320,  327,  340,  355 

403,  515 

Lewis,   Florence  J 114 

Lewis,  Frieda    559 

Lewis,  G.  C 114,  388,  569,  588 

Lewis,  J.  D 114,  476 

Lewis,  J.  H 1 14,  445 

Lewis,   J.  M 386,  388,  465 

Lewis,  J.  W 114,  203,  436 

Lewis,  Julia 303,  545 

Lewis,  K.  E 502 

Lewis,  L.  E 563 

Lewis,  M 311,  459 

Lewis,  Musa 526 

Lewis,   P.   F 114 

Lewis,  P.  H 114,  465 

Lewis,  Ruth  K 544 

Lewis,  W.  D 114,  441,  579 

Lewis,  W.  F 418,  579 

Lewis.  W.  P 355 

Leydig,   Ruth    552 

Li,  C.  H 405,  586 

Liang,  S.  K 586,  604 

Library  School   29 

Lichtenstein,  Benjamin 508 

Lichty,  R.  E 471 

Lieb,  Diana 539 

Lieberman,  Laura 543 

Liese,  E.  E 393,  412 

Liesenfelt,  M.  V 321,  495 

Life  Saving  Club 290 

Lifschultz,  S.  B " 478 

Litvendahl,  R.  A 502 

Liggett,  M.  R 479,  583 

Lightholder,  G.  E 402 

LiUey,  Mary 279 

Linberg,  R.  A 402,  418,  577 

Lincoln,  C.  J 115 

Lmd,  Adolph   499 

Lind,  Eva  N 115,  552,  588 

Lind,  K.  N 313,  472,  603 

Lindall,  W.  F.  H 436 

Lindberg,  A.  G.  R.,  Jr 115,  241 

574,  576,  583 

Lindberg,   A.   S .  . . 368 

Lindeman,  M.  F 569,  596 

Lindgren,  J.  M 203,  208 

400,  416,  464,  570 

Lindley,  Frances 366,  534,  600 

Lindley,  S 426 

Lindsay,  Clara  M 544,  548 

Lindsay,  D.  B 363 

Lindsay,  G.  C 480 

Lindsay,  Mary   518 

Lindskog,   Kathryn    516 

Lindsley,  Leslie 115,  290,  519 

Lindsten,  F.  J 393,  427 

Lindston,   F.   V 588 

Lindstrom,   Mable   523 

Lindwall,   W.  A 507 

Line,  H.  E 229 

Ling,  H.  C 586 

Lingg,   Antoinette    529 

Link,  R.  W 471 

Linkonis,  Anthony   115,573 

Linne,  W.  E 496 

Linnean  Botany  Society 597 

Linquist,  Frances  M 532,  584 

Linville,  R 585 

Lipkin,  M.  J 344 

Lipner,  Meyer 492 

Lipow,  Eugene 508 

Lipow,  Julia  A 115,  403,  553 

Lippert,   A.  L 364,  465 

Lipscomb,   Marguerite 597 

Lipstein,  Morris 508 

Lisenby,  D.  A.  . . 417 

Lisenby,  Doris   .550 

Lissner,   H.  R 115,  388 

Litman,  Simon 396 


Litt,  H.  D 309,  413 

Littell,  E.  W 571 

Little,   Neva   L 118.  538,  606 

Little,  R.  F 328 

Little,  R.  M 169,  354,  364,  421 

Little,  Viola .526 

Little,  W.  J 427,  588 

Littler,   M.   D 368,  402 

Littleton,  A.  C 396,  473,  585 

Litvin,  Leo   .' 503 

Liu,  Chuan   586 

Lively,  Foris 552 

Livesey,  Doroth/  E 115 

Livsey,  Faye   592 

Livingston,  G.  S 508 

Livingston,   P.   C 56,  58,  115,  174 

259,  322,  348,  355,  392,  452 
563,  587 

Lloyd,  B.   A 115,  400,  405 

Lockard,   Ralph    465 

Locke,  R.   L.,  Jr 389 

Lockhart,  Grac:  Elizabeth 404 

Lockwood,  J.   M. 458 

Lockwood,  S 445 

Lockwood,   W.   W 252,  253 

365,  417 
Loekle  Catherine.  .115,  369,  513,  541 

Loewv,   E.   R 115,  455 

Logan,   A.   L 368,  391 

Logan,  G.  S 115,  339,  440 

Logan,  John   412 

Lohmann,   K.   B 427,  604 

Lohss,  P.  H 393 

Loki   559 

Lolordo,   V 239 

Lonergan,  J.   E 424,  449 

Long,  C.  B 608 

Long,   Hugo   506 

Long,  J.  L 115,  388,  389 

Long,  Lee   482 

Long,    Phyllis  F 115,  278,  279 

280,  290,  531,  582 

Longbons,  E.  E 462,  476 

Longley.  G.  J .452 

Longwell,    J.    P 483 

Loomis,  A.   E 389,  436 

Loomis,  C.  W 305,  414 

Loomis,  L.  W 116 

Loomis,  Virginia 529 

Loos,  Delbert 477 

Lopez,  Helen   533,  606 

Lopez,  Hugo 435 

Lorenz,  Otto 573 

Lotimer,  Lenore 559 

Losee,  G.  C 439,  564 

Loseff,  S.  A.  : 509 

Lossof ,  Isadore 565 

Lotz,    Elizabeth    404 

Lounsbery,  G.  J 443,  502 

Love,   Charlotte    116,  536,  597 

Love,   Mildred    303 

Lovell,  H.  F 390,  479 

Low,  F.  D 477 

Lowe,  G.  K 490,  583 

Lowe,  J.  D 588 

Lowe,  L.  L 116,  433,  504 

Lowe,  R.  A 368 

Lowe,   Virginia  S 116,  597 

Lowell,   Dean   418 

Lowen,   R.   E 389 

Lowenthal,   Fay   553 

Lowenthal,  M.   L 333,455 

Lowes,  G.  F 116 

Lowry,  J.  H 116,  364 

Lowry,  K.  J 116,  485 

Lowther,  J.  G 397 

Lu,  C.  M 586 

Lucas,  E.  V 571 

Lucas,   F.  T 601 

Lucas,  G.  F 585 

Luckman,   C.   1 385,  387 

393,  428,  572,  578 

Luders,  H.  C 339,  457 

Ludlow,  D.  A 498 

Ludlow,  Mildred 116,  534 

Ludolph,   P.   C 386,  392 

Ludwig,  Lorin   552,  594 

Ludy,  Jane   520 

Ludy,  Mabel   303,  309,  535 

Lueder,  Ruth 290,  309,  526 

Lukas,   G.  E 116,  323,  392 

396,  419,  580,  585 

Lund,  C.  E 364,  481 

Lund,   J.   H 365,  481 

Lundahl,    M.    0 402,463 

Lundberg,  0 588,  606 

Lundeen,  T.  A 434 

Lundgren,    C.    L 203,238 

270,  328,  414 

Lundgren,  J.  A 116,  590 

Lundquist,  C.  M 474 

Lundquist,    Virginia .551 

Lundstrom,   Alice 553,590 

Lupian,    Josefina    116 

I.urie,  Annette   539 

Lurie,  H.  L 461 

Lurie,  W.  M 570 

Luscombe,   E.   A 116,  398 

497,  583 
Lusk,  E.  A..  .116,  349,  389,  479,  571 
Lusk,  R.  W 482 


Lusotari,    H.    K 481 

Lustgarten,   Earl 508 

Luther,  "J.   M 116,  364,  490 

Luther,   Mary   550 

Lutton,  A.  V 429,  577 

Lutyens,  Madeline 116 

Lutz,  Jeanette    116,  551 

Lux,  Fay 310,  403 

Lybyer,  A.  H 405 

Lyddon,   D.    W 428 

Lyman,  F.  P 507 

Lyman,  Frances   527 

Lyman,  Maxine   534 

Lymperopoulos,   J.   L 58,  178 

203,  238,  244,  355 

Lynch,  Dorothy  E 553 

Lynch,  M.  F 537 

Lyon,  C.  W 471 

Lyon,  Esther  344 

Lyon,  F.  S 446,  568 

Lyon,  G.  R 117,  429,  604 

Lyon,  K.  C 148 

Lyon,  Lois  H 290,  544 

Lyon,  R.  B 362,  363 

366,  462,  572,  602 

Lyons,  H 583 

Lyons,  K 583 

L\ons,  S.  F 251 

Lytle,  E.  B 399,  595 

Lytle,  Gertrude  E 520 


M 


Ma,  Y.  F 586 

Mabon,  A 588,  589,  608 

MacClinchie,  R 168,  437,  402 

Macdonald,  Jack   119,.  339,  419 

Macdonald,  Jean.  .166,  266,  267,  301 

306,  350,  355,  518,  575,  590 

Macdonald,  Josephine  K 3,  119 

513,  520 

Macdonald,  Robert   494 

Machiels,  Lucille  Virginia 119 

516,  581 

Mack,  C.  A 501 

MacKechnie,  Catherine 553 

Mickey,  Guerard 119,  313,  351 

355,  398,  578,  583,  603 

Mackey,  Lois   290,  536 

Mackey,   W.   H 400 

Mackh,  F 505 

Mackie,  T.  B 449 

Macklin,  H.  M..  .339,  363,  413,  602 

MacLachlan,  Alex 472 

MacLaggan,  R.  C 118,  435 

MacLaren,  Catherine 594 

MacLeod,   Frances  M 523 

MacMillan,  A.  H 400 

MacMillan,   Mary   A 118,321 

MacMillan,   Mona  L 519,  575 

MacPherson,  W.  M 435,  604 

MacVeigh.   E.   L 119 

Madden,  C.  W 438 

Madden,  D.  F 251,  427 

Madden,  M.  J 365 

Madison,  H.  K 319,  487 

Magierski,  L.  A 428 

Magill,  Velma   595 

Magnus,   E.   L 365 

Magnuson,  Myrtle  E 119,  278 

280,  291,  529 

Magny,  Ella  M 119,  534 

Maguire,  T 392 

Maher,   E.   C 486 

Maher,  M.  F 119,  298,  421,  605 

Mahlke,  F.  W 505 

Mahnke,  R.  W 308,  446 

Maine,  T.   M 312,  450,  580 

Major  I.  A.  Girls 280 

Major,  J.   L.,   Jr 119 

Makarski,  Carl 458 

Makeever,  S.  J 119,  228,  234,  433 

Makovsky,   1 509 

Maley,  R.   F 451 

Malgrim,   Delia   513 

Malkin,  Rosabel   543,  592 

Mallatt,  Matgaret 119,  369 

541,  596 

Malley,  L.  E 311,  479 

Mallin,  J.  B 441,  568,  577 

Mallotke,  H.  H 486 

Malloy,    Lillian    558 

Malmberg,  J.  M 579 

Malmberg,  M.  J 422 

Malone,  J.  W 328,  332 

Malone,  R.  C 119,  573,  580 

Malone,  V.  D 57,  119 

258,  357,  391 

Malone,  W.  J 328 

Maloney,   J.   M 474 

Maloney,  W.  S 433 

Malstrom,  B.  E 506 

Mamer,   L.  J 464,  583 

Mamer,  Louisan  .  .165,  300,  355,  403 

Manaster,  S 445 

Mahcel,  J.  F 472 

Mandel,  M.  M 393,  455 

Mandel,   Rose    301,  539 

Mandel,  Roslyn   .539 

Mandelson,   I.  R 393,  484 


Mandeville,  M.  J 607 

Manellis,   S 509 

Mangle,  George 422 

Manley,  E.  J 120,  203,  252,  253 

258,  443,  570,  587,  596 

Manley,  J.  H 404 

Manley,  R.  S 414 

Mann,   Elizabeth 524 

Mann,  P.  E 120,  396 

Mann,  W 505 

Manning,  P.  J 429 

Manns,  J.   H 365 

Manuel,  H.  A.  .  .  .120,  477,  576,  589 
Manville,  R.  L 120,  363 

444,  602,  604 

Marberry,  M.  M 457 

March,  D.  M 387,  393,  441 

March,  F.  A.,  Ill 374,  386 

388,  393,  425 

March,  Isabel 533 

Marcus,   M.   K 363,  366,  602 

Mareing,  Albeita 120 

Maresca,  G.  J 498 

Marihara,   Paul    435 

Mark,  Gladys  B 120,  518 

Mark,  Park  J 586 

Markin,  L.  E 509 

Markland,  F.  R 417 

Markowitz,  A.  0 478 

Marks,  Gerson   461 

Marks,  Harold   461 

Marland,   Sylvia    333,  539 

Marlowe,  H 329,  448 

Marquardt,  Mary  0 545,  594 

Marsh,  Isabel 120,  584 

Marsh,    Mary  V 360,  520 

Marsh,  R.  R 412 

Marsh,  Virginia.  .  165,  166,  266,  274 
321,  355,  520,  575 

Marshall,  F.  B 417,  579 

Marshall,  I.  M 465 

Marshall,   P.  A 419,  420 

Marshall,   R.   J 120,  419 

Marshall,   W.  D 450 

Marston,  W.  R 588,  604 

Mart,  J.  A 363 

Marten,  M.  C 120,  474 

Martenson,  D.  E 120,  496 

Martin,  C.  J 544,  588,  607 

Martin,  E.  A 363 

Martin,  Elva  W 120,  323 

534,  591,  600 

Martin,  Emily  K 404 

Martin,   Etnest   330 

Martin,  Florence  E 514 

Martin,    F.    0 486,  581 

Martin,  Idelh 553 

Martin,   L.   E 507 

Martin,   L.   W 502 

Martin,  Mabel 338,  606 

Martin,    Marian   H 404 

Martin,  Mary  J 552 

Martin,  R.  B 251,  355,  474,  571 

Martin,  R.  C 365,  475 

Martin,  Vivian 597 

Martin,  W.  A.  .  .  .120,  332,  368,  607 

Martindale,  Elizabeth  C 120 

533,  581 

Martinie,   R.   E 364,  452 

Martinson,  P.   A 473 

Marvin,  G.  S 120,  400,  432 

444,  458,  464,  588 

Marwick,  Bernice 539 

Marx,   Mildred    120,  542 

Maryan,  H.  O 508 

Mashek,  Helen 558 

Mask  and  Bauble 338 

Maske,.W.  B 476 

Mason,  C.   J 120,  486 

Mason,   F.  R 462 

Mason,  H.  S 469 

Mason,  K.  W 121,  426 

Mason,  L.  R 121 

Mason,  Mabel  L 121 

Mason,  R.  H 368,  439 

Mason,  R.  S 392 

Mason,  T.  •. 437 

Mason,  Wilford 506 

Masor,  Nathan 508 

Massey,  Lottie  W 121 

Mast,  Alice 557 

Mast,  C.  L 314,  451 

Mast,  F.  W 402 

Masterson,  C.  T 578 

Mates,  William   565 

Mather,  J 578 

Mathesen,  A 463 

Mathew,  Kate  A 121 

Mathews,   Bonita  C 532,  592 

Mathis,  Helen  M.  .121,  279,  280,  531 

Mathis,  J.  H 454 

Mathis,   Margaret 266,  267 

515,  575 

Matlock,  R.  L 566 

Matlousek,   A.  J 456 

Matson,  F.  R 364.  449,  583 

Matteson,   F.   A 121,"  363,  479 

Matteson,  H.  W 604 

Matteson,   L.   W 431 

Matthews,  G  D 121,  368 

392,  480,  588 


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Matthews,  J  .W 499 

Matthews,  M.  W 473 

Matthews,   W.  E 364,  479,  445 

Matthiesen,    A.    B 121,463,590 

Matz,  Max 489,  601 

Maulding,  Dorothy 557 

Mauss,  Joseph   412 

Mauzey,  A.  J 502 

Ma-Wan-Da   58 

Maxant,  W.   H...  121,  403,  563,  580 

Maxwell,  B.  W 364 

Maxwell,  G.  B 365 

Maxwell,  Robert   400 

Maxwell,   W.   K 403 

May,   E.   H 164,  176,  203,  220 

223,  355,  392,  423,  568 

May  Fete 272 

May,  W.  W 427 

Mayberry,  B.  C 121,  393,  420 

Mayer,  B.  J 121,  461 

Mayer,   Belle    542 

Mayer,  H.  W 121 

Mayer,  I.  B 121,  478 

Mayer,  R.  W 121,  339,  364 

368,  396,  457,  564,  585,  603 

Mayes,   Helen   V 121 

Mayeur,    Leon    596 

Mayne,  F.  B 339,  447,  465 

Mays,  A.   B 328,  595 

Mazac,  Ann  E 122 

Mazluchlacz,  Antonia 587 

McAndrews,  C.  C 573 

McAnulty,   Esther    529 

McAtee,  F.  A 569 

McAtee,  Fay  E 117 

McBride,  Esther   117,  557 

McBride,  Harry 412,  569 

McBride,  J 117,  569 

McCabe,  Dorothy  G 545 

McCall,  T.  E 607 

McCalley,  H.  W 365 

McCammon,   R.   C 392 

McCann,  W.  L 423,  472 

McCarty,   Charlene    558 

McCarty,    F.   W 117,475 

McCarty,  J.  W 117 

McCarty,    Leon 345,  483 

McCaskill,  O.  L 418,  420 

McChesney,  Joseph 472 

McClain,  Eva   117,  403,  602 

McClandless,  Kate 516 

McClarnan,  R.  N 441 

McCleave,    William 374,  386 

388,  393 

McCleery,  W.  E 117,  429 

McClellan,  G.  B 451 

McClelland,  Ednamae 403 

McClintock,  Dorothy 404,  551 

McClintock,  T.  S 117 

McClugage,   H.   W 117,261,430 

McClure,  Jane.  .56,  59,  177,  278,  279 
280,  281,  355,  529,  582,  595 

McClure,  M.  T 437 

McClurg,   M 483 

McCollom,  Gertrude 559 

McCollum,  Fred    494 

McConaha,   J.   N 305,  444 

McConnell,  E.  J 448 

McConnell,  Frances  L 514 

McCool,  C.  P 365,  442 

McCormack,  W.  E 331 

McCormick,   J.  M 300,  581,  583 

McCormick,  Josephine 117,  403 

516,  575 

McCormick,  L 117 

McCorckle,  N 442 

McCowan,  H.  L 490 

McCowan,  Jane 528 

McCown,  C.  Y 397,  398 

McCoy,   M.    A 117,  263,  266 

339,  362,  466 

McCrory,  M.  E 451 

McCrory,    M.    G 392 

McCristal,  K.  J 488,  570,  580 

McCullin,   John   P 573,  608 

McCullough,   Helen  E 602 

McCullough,  M.  C 457 

McCullough,  R.  G 454 

McCumber,   D.  R 449 

McCumber,  Mary  Louise 548 

McCune,  Robert 506 

McCune,  S 117,  569 

McCutchen,  Evelyn   ...117,  525,  600 

McDaniel,   P.   H 502 

McDaniels,  R 118,  228 

-     ^  234,393,423 

McDermont,  V.  A 58,  118    174 

203,  226,  228,  311,  355,  419 
McDermott,  H.  B 167,  414 

579,  582 

McDonald,  Audrey   527 

McDonald,  Georgine 118,  333 

403,  547 

McDonald,  Lucy   557 

McDonald,  Paul   169,  415 

McDowell,  P.  W 363^  436 

McEdwards,  W.  J 164'  180 

299,  440,  568,  579 

McElroy,  Harriet 1 18 

McElroy,  J 118,  505 


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McElroy,  J.  W 250,  393,  426 

McEuen,  C.  F %.  . .  .466 

McEuen,  F.  W 466 

McEuen,  Mary 553 

McEuen,  R.   S 577 

McEvoy,  H.  K 436 

McFadzean,  J 203,  355,  438 

McFarland,  H 331 

McFarland,  John    299,  311 

442,  479,  605 

McGary,  F 118,392,451 

McGinnis,  E.  H 338,  363,  441 

McGinnis,   Marjorie    553 

McGinnis,  V.  C 118,  580 

McGlone,  Delores   535 

McGoldrick,  L.  P 506 

McGrane,  Joseph 439 

McGrath,   E.   L 451 

McGrath,  Joan .302,  527 

McGraw,  Mary   513,  530 

McGraw,  Mildred 552,  592 

McGregor,  R.  W 168,  320 

352,  413,  577 

McGrennan,   Phillip    573 

McGuan,  Margaret   545 

McGuigan,  H.  A 500 

McGuire,  D.   E 460 

McGuire,  F.  D 412 

McHarry,   E.   L. ..  118,  314,  401,  475 

McHarry,  Liesette    595 

McHenry,   C.   M 439 

Mclntire,  J.  D 118,476 

Mcintosh,  C.  W 580 

Mcintosh,  J.  J 365 

Mclntyre,    H.    J 398,  470,  576 

McKee,  Mary  E 516 

McKee,  Mildred   165,  330 

355,  553,  556,  594 

McKee,  T.  C,  Jr 450  • 

McKee,  T.  H 166,  167,  318 

321,  351,  355,  440 

McKelvey,  F.  H 118,  416 

McKelvey,  L.  W 421 

McKenzie,  Bernice 541 

McKeown,  C.  J 363,  479 

McKinley  Foundation 332 

McKinley  Hall 551 

McKinley  Mimes  597 

McLain,  Evelyn   606 

McLarty,   Vivian    518 

McLaughlin,  C.  B 301,  355 

426,  568,  582 

McLaughlin,  Frances 527 

McLaughlin,  H.  N 587 

McLaughlin,  L.  A 414 

McLean,  G.  W 118,  483 

McLean,  Jean 521 

McLean,  Sam 300,  451 

McLeish,  Stella    .  .178,  275.  338,  355 

McLeod,  Virginia  H '.523,  600 

McMackin,  Margaret  A 516 

McMahan,  J.  W 585 

McMahon,  E.  M 432 

McMahon,  Gertrude 118,  535 

McMahon,  Mary 118,  403 

McMichael,  R.  W 457 

McMillan,  J  .P 476 

McMillan,  R.  G 504 

McMillan,  T.  H ...118,  332 

McMullen,  W.  D 452,  563 

McMurtrie,  R.  E 119,  436 

McNeal,   L.   K 167,318,454 

McNeal,  Lois 537 

McNeill,  W.  T 1 19,  420 

McPherson,  J.  R 168,  300 

402,  468,  564 

McQueen,  M.  B 119    504 

McWade,  W.  F 466 

Mead,     B.  M 416 

Mead,    Hugh    503 

Mead,  J.  P 416 

Mead,  Nancy  L 514,  575 

Mead,   P.  E 311,454 

Meade,  Frances   531 

Meador,  C.  E 491 

Mearns,  J.  G 506 

Medley,    Mary  C 541 

Meeker,  C.  R 422 

Meeker,  R.  W 364,  463 

Meers,  H.  W 58,  122,  177,  208 

209,  322,  355,  403,  420,  443 

Meese,  Elmer  499 

Megan,  C.  G. . .  . '. 451 

Mehaffey,  Henryette   518 

Mehrlich,  R.   C 477 

Meinardi,  P.  J 564,  580 

Meints,  R.  E 399,  400,  432 

Meirhofer,   Ann    122,  530,  606 

Meisenbach,   K.   W 122 

Meislahn,  C.,  Jr 444 

Meislahn,  E.  J 444 

Meislahn,    Hulda    550,592 

Melcher,   E.   R 478 

Meleen,  Ruby  M 122 

Mellen,  C.  S 365,  468,  571 

Melnick,  Sarah 553 

Melville,  Valentine 122 

Mclvin,   L.   J 122,  429 

Menchen,   E 326 

Mendel,  L.  E 588 

Meneely,   Dorothy   550 


Menges,  Barbara   ..56,  348,  536,  590 

Meniely,   Dorothy    588 

Menke,  F.  N 364,  423 

Menke,  W.  J 203 

Mercer,  Margaret   168,  303 

352,  404,  553 

Mercereau,   Billy    290 

Mercereau,   Mildred    279,  530 

Merchant,  Vida 514 

Merker,  F.  W 393,  477,  580 

Mermel,   T.   W 122,  313 

389,  392,  474,  604 

Merrill,   J.   F 260,  425 

Merritt,    J.    F 504 

Merritt,  W.  F 491 

Mertz,  W.  A 449 

Messing,   H.   M 445 

Metcalf,   C.   L 122,  328 

476,  564,  582 

Meteer,   W.   A 415 

Mctten,   Eva   551 

Metzdorf,   Frank    443 

Metzel,  C.  H 500 

Meyer,  Bernice 553 

Meyer,    E.    A 122,485 

Meyer,   Elma    549 

Meyer,   G.   F 364,  589 

Meyer,   H.    A 122 

Meyer,  H.  F 506 

Meyer,   I.    H 238,  243,  504 

Meyer,  Jacob 508 

Meyer,   L.  M '7. 122,  580 

Meyer,  Naomi   '.-.  .404,  551 

Meyer,  Pearl   403,  558,  589 

Meyer,   X.   C 122,  388,  393 

Meyers,  Clara   531,  594,  602 

Meyers,    G.    H 468 

Meyers,   Gertrude    302,  527 

Meyers,   H.   J 440 

Meyers,  Janet  ....  168,  290,  352,  518 

Meyers,  Louise 528 

Michael,   V.  E 458 

Michaels,  T.  M 58O 

Michelini,   R.   J 122 

Michelsen,   John    465 

Michniuk,  J.  M 604 

Mickel,  Doris 539 

Middell,   M.   0 478 

Middleton,  J.  J 483 

Middleton,  L.  G 365,  463 

Middleton,    R.    E 367,  368,'  602 

Mieher,   Lucille    544 

Mielke,  A.  W 344 

Mies,  Mildred 552 

Miethe,  H.  K 412 

Miethe,  Louise 526 

Mi-Hila 357 

Mikeworth,  E.  R 365 

Miles,  H.  L 448 

Miles,    R.   H 369,421,602 

Miiey,  C.  H . 424,  439 

Milgrim,   Delia    528 

Military     371 

Military  Ball    384 

Millard,   Alyce    369,  518 

Millard,   Lavona    122 

Millen,    K.   R 122,  466,  570 

Miller,  Betty   513,  518 

Miller,   C.   0 123,  387 

.    ,  389,  396,  585 

Miller,   Donald    509 

Miller,   Dorothy  D 553 

Miller,   Dorothy   G 123 

Miller,  Dorothy  M 515 

Miller,  Edena   123,  544,  584 

Miller,   F.   H 123,449 

Miller,    Florence    553 

Miller,   Freida    542 

Miller,   G.    A 399 

Miller,  Glen   494 

Miller,  G.  E 393,  5 14 

Miller,   H.  D 502 

Miller,   H.   R .504 

Miller,  Inez   369    544 

Miller,  J.   B 123,  432,  574^  583 

Miller,  J.   F 404 

Miller,   J.   J 364,  450 

Miller,  J.  M 123 

Miller,  Joseph   508 

Miller,  Josephine 517 

Miller,   J.   P 250 

Miller,   J.   W 123 

Miller,  Jane   519 

Miller,   Leota  M 123,  514 

Miller,    Lois  E 521 

Miller,   M 455 

Miller,  M.  K 259,  392 

Miller,   M.   S 123,  493 

Miller,   Mary   E 123 

Miller,  Mildred   528 

Miller,  P.  M 465,  571 

Miller,    Philip    414 

Miller,   R.    H 522 

Miller,   Ross    363   494 

Miller,  S.  S 123,  591 

Miller,  T.  S 123,  203 

228,  355,  421,  568 

Milligan,  D.   A 476 

Milligan,  J.  K 123 

Milligan,    Kenneth    444 

Millften,    E.   J 422 


Mills,   C.   V. 123 

Mills,  D.  R..  .58,  123,  179,  203,  208 
212,  220,  222,  355,422,  570 

Mills,   E.  K 464,  583 

Mills,  Hannah   553 

Mills,  J.  W 442,  577 

Mills,    K.    W .' 480 

Mills,   Marcia    535,  592 

Milner,  M.  G 495 

Miner,  H.  R 123,  588,  604 

Minier,   Annie   P 553 

Mink,   E.   H 484 

Minor,   C.  A 393,  439 

Minton,  A.  M ' 344 

Missner,  I.  L 393,  478 

Mitchell,  Berneice  E 124 

Mitchell,  D.  B 363 

Mitchell,  D.  J 443 

Mitchell,  D.  S 363 

Mitchell,   D.   W 364,  454 

Mitchell,   E.    G 124,412 

Mitchell,  Ettamae 536,'  600 

Mitchell,    Frances    309 

Mitchell,    H 445 

Mitchell,   H.   H 400 

Mitchell,  J.  C 390,  457 

Mitchell,  J.  M 471 

Mitchell,  Lane   414 

Mitchell,  M.  H 404 

Mittelberg,   Wilma    557 

Mlodock,  Alice   533 

Moberley,  K.  E 56,  124 

319,  348,  485,  580 

Moberly,    Gladys   V 124,  520 

Mockenhaupt,  J.  B 443 

Moeller,  H.  F.  W 481 

Moench,  R.  G 421 

Moers,  T.  C 124,  388,  393,  572 

Moffat,  Sara   309,"  516,  581 

Mogul,  S 455 

Mohler,  J.   W 392,  465 

Mohlman,  Lucy  M 308,  587 

Mohr,  W 239 

Mojounier,   Helen   M 513,524 

Molden,  Lois   551 

Moloney,  R.  T 446 

Monack,  A.  J 397,  435,  574 

Monahan,    J.    C 588 

Monier,  Alva   302 

Monnier,  C.  S 429,  578 

Monroe,  Charles .444 

Monroe,   Vera    530 

Monroe,  W.  S 595 

Monson,  J.  S 124,  468 

Monson,  R.   A 468 

Montgomery,  B.  E 504 

Montgomery,  M.  J 124,  469 

Montooth,    Hazel    .551,592 

Mooradian,  J.  V. 503 

Moore,   Audrey   538,  594 

Moore,  Beth   320 

Moore,   Dicie   A 124,  403,  606 

Moore,   Donald    486 

Moore,  E.  N 124,  429 

Moore,  E.  S 500 

Moore,  Elsie    305,  552 

Moore,   G.   E 399 

Moore,   G.   T 583 

Moore,    H.    F 331,397,405,414 

Moore,   H.  R 495 

Moore,  March  B 268,  302 

521,  525,  604 

Moore,   Margaret  J 517 

Moore,   P.   O ' 124 

Moore,  M.  B 364 

Moore,  R.   L 124,  392,  430 

Moore,  R.  Z 261 

Moore,  Thyra    124,  518 

Moore,  V.  E 221 

Moore,   Virginia    557 

Mooradian,  J.  V 124 

Moorman,    R.    B 363,397 

487,  569,  602 

Moorsehead,  R.  C 412 

Moos,   E.   A 487 

Mora,   J.   M 508 

Moran,  J.  E 491 

Moran,  J.  F 427 

Morehouse,   R.   E 456,  580,  585 

Moreland,   J.   W 506 

Moretsky,  B.  I 300,  402,  543,  592 

Morey,   Lloyd    .20,  35,  139,  318,  367 

Mortar  Board 59 

Mortensen,  Vivian  S 538 

Morf,   Paula    308,  534,  586 

Morgan,  C.  S 466 

Morgan,  E.  W 305,  365,  450 

Morgan,    J.    F 124,391 

Morgan,    Jean    331 

Morgan,   Martha   549 

Morgan,   N.    D 397,  455 

Morgan,  R.  W 419 

Morgan,   W.    H 434 

Morgan,  W.  R 574 

Morgan,    Winona    331 

Moriarty,  G.  P 567 

Morony,    Mary  F 355,357,552 

Morris,  D.  E 124,  432 

Morris,   D.    P 403 

Morris,  F.  H 124,  330,  338 

368,  463,  602 


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Morris,   Genevieve    305,  521 

Morris,  J.  K 168,  320,  352,  422 

Morris,  Mary 165,  274 

275,.  330,  521 

Morrison,    A.   R 58,  124,  180 

203,  248,  355,  427 

Morrison,  Ruth  J 125,  290,  551 

Morrison,   S.   H 507 

Morrison,  W.  S..  .228,  393,  417,  577 

Morrissy,  E.  V 443 

Morrow,  Martha   .330,  336,  536.  600 

Morrow,   W.   B 419 

Morse,   J.    A 450,  580,  585 

Morse,   J.   D 125,412,605 

Mortensen,   M.    A 491 

Mortenson,   H.  N 447 

Mortenson,   Vivian    369 

Morton,  D.  B 491 

Morton,  G.  H 466 

Moseley,  Bud   499 

Moses,  Raymonde   553,596 

Mosher,  A.  T 333,  402,  448 

Mosher,  J.  K 476 

Moss,  Grace 551 

Motel,  W 365,  402 

Mott,   Genevieve    541 

Mott,  Lucretia   .■ 553 

Mouch,  Lucile  534 

Moulten,  G.  F 427 

Moulton,  J.  M 368 

Mounce,  K.  L 387,  457 

Mount,  C.  V 440 

Movius,  A.    1 502 

Mowat,   J.   E 393,  452 

Mowatt,   Isobel  B 125,  535 

Mower,  Bernelda 279 

Mower,    Grace   R 125,.  513.  538 

Mowery,  Allene 558 

Moye,  Ruth  I .  125 

Moyer,  Bernelda   547,  592 

Moyer,  W.  L 496 

Mueller,    E.    M 404,437 

Mueller,  L.  C 365 

Mueller,  M.  W , 390 

Mueller,  Richard 503 

Mueller,  W.  A 125 

Muhl,  P.  O. .  .' 125,  570 

Muhs,  E.  0 501 

Muir,  Lester 392 ,  488 

Muirhead,  Dorothy  B 279,  523 

Mulford,  Helen   517 

Mulholland,  M.  S 451 

Mullady,  R.  E 125,  443,  574,  583 

Mulvane,  Edna  B 125,  591 

Mulvane,   O.  E 574 

Mulvihill,    D.   F 313,466 

Mumford,  Dean  H.  W 25 

Mummert,   DeVere    433 

Mumm,  L.  H 393 

Munae,  Elaine   \ 553 

Munch,  Donald 452 

Mundo,    Liberty    580,  592 

Munnecke,   R.   A 460 

Munnecke,  R.   C 386 

Munro,  H.  E 432 

Muns,   A.  C 125 

Muns,  Lola  J 125,  517 

Munson,  Elizabeth  A 125,  597 

Muntz,  J.  H 125,  441,  578 

Munz,   O.   W 125,  497,  502,  569 

Murch,  G.  E 490 

Murhard,   E.  A 125,  485 

Murison,  G.  W.,  Jr 126,  423 

Murley,  W.  R 126,  490 

Murphy,  B.  D 126,  397,  569,  576 

Murphy,   C.   E 442 

Murphy,  D.   H 126,  397,  567 

569,  578 

Murphy,   F.  G 502 

Murphy,  J.  W 475 

Murphy,  L.  J 500 

Murphy,  L.  M 441 

Murphy,  L.  P 567 

Murphy,  L.  W 34,  603,  605 

Murphy,  Marjorie   526 

Murphy,  R.  C 420,  450,  563 

Murphy,  R.  M : 44Q 

Murphy,   S.   N 239,  414,  475 

Murphy,   V.   L 501 

Murray,  L.  P 211,  441 

Murrin,  John   412 

Murson,   Violet    594 

Murton,   Virginia  .165,  266,  267,  278 
279,  290,  355,  529,  575 

Music 361 

Musick,    Albert    499 

Musick,  Howard   499 

Mutinsky,   E.   J 388,  393 

Myer,  T.  R 439 

Myers,  A.  0.126,  353,  491,  591,  603 

Myers,  D.  R 494 

Myers,  Frances 600 

Myers,   Harriet  J.  .126,  330,  537,  584 

Myers,  J.  H 429 

Myers,  Joanne 303,  528 

Myers,   Morris 492 

Myers,   Oreva  E 126 

Myers,  S.  C 126,  333,  445 

Myers,  Sterling  E 169,  433 

Muzzarelli,  Helen  E 545 


N 

Nackman,  A.  E 461 

Nakamura,  H 595 

Nalbach,  T.  1 364 

Nail,  J.  S 126 

Napier,  Virginia    545 

Narodick,    Phillip    508 

Nash,  Fred 423 

Nash,  H.  H 500 

Nasluchacz,  Antonia 552 

Nason,  E.  F 457 

Natkin,  B.  M 445 

Natterstad,   E.  L 326 

Nauman,  A.  C. 261,  423 

Neadstine,  Louise   302,  557 

Nearpass,   E.   E 607 

Neave,  S.  L 400 

Nedwed,   A.  A 56,  348,  572 

Nedwed,  J.  J 126,  471,  580 

Needham,   P.   E 439,604 

Neese,   G.  N 500 

Neeseman,  A.   C 501 

Neely,  H.  W 368 

Neff,  W.  N 336,  337,  338 

355,  393,  423 

Negri,  J.   A 474 

Neiger,   John    412 

Neil,   H.  C 58,  126,  176,  327 

355,  421,  568,  582 

Neill,  A.  J 339,  417,  590 

Neilsen,   Lillian  M 127 

Neims,   I.   M 509 

Nelms,  Lucille 551 

Nelsch,   W.   R 126,330,387 

391,  429,  588 

Nelson,  A.  S 259,  465 

Nelson,   Arthur    485 

Nelson,  Beulah  G 126 

Nelson,  Byron   472 

Nelson,  C.  A 126,  387,  391,  466 

Nelson,  C.  L 490 

Nelson,   D.   J 314,448 

Nelson,  E.  R 485 

Nelson,  Edithmarie 550 

Nelson,   Ethel  M 308,  532 

Nelson,  Evelyn  E 302,  524 

Nelson,  Evelyn  S 553 

Nelson,   F.  W 388 

Nelson,    Gladys   B 513,534 

Nelson,    H 126,485 

Nelson,  H.  E 311 

Nelson,   H.    P.  . .  .169,  229,  393,  493 

Nelson,   H.  V 473 

Nelson,   H.   W 126,  476 

Nelson,  Helen   552 

Nelson,    Inez    553 

Nelson,  Irving 566 

Nelson,   Iva   127,  534 

Nelson,    Josephine   M 404,551 

Nelson,    Milford    503 

Nelson,   Muriel  B 532 

Nelson,   P.  W 127,  397,  398,  477 

Nelson,  R.   A 169,  486 

Nelson,   R.   C 302,457 

Nelson,  R.  W 393,  412 

Nelson,   Ruth 127,  275,  355,  520 

Neison,  S.  C 604 

Nelson,  S.  E 388,  391 

Nelson,  Severina 338,  606 

Nerein,   T.   J 506 

Nesler,   David    493 

Nettles,   H.    R.  .  .  .127,  330,  494,  563 

Neunuebel,   Gladys   522 

Nevens,   W.  B 400,  401,  479 

Newberger,  Charles 508 

Newbill,    Joyce    E 311,524,596 

Newbill,  T.  J 450 

Newburg,  Chester   444 

Newcomb,  Rexford 447,  475 

576,  591,  604 

Newcomb,  T.   F 389 

Newcomer,   C.   W 169,  363,  471 

Newcomer,  H.  L.  .363,  417,  585,  602 

Newell,  H.  M 446 

Newell,   R.   H 506 

Newhall,  C.  F 442 

Newman,  Evelyn 534 

Newman,  H.  P 500 

Newman,  Juliet   552 

Newman,  Lillian   528 

Newman,  N.  C . 496 

Neystrom,  Gladys  C...127,  523,  592 

Nicely,  C.   M 472 

Nichols,   Audley    525 

Nichols,    D.    F 393,494 

Nichols,  Eileen   332,  597 

Nichols,   Harold  .  .127,  386,  433,  566 

Nichols,  Martha  E 127 

Nichols,   W.   A 386,  400,  432 

Nichols,   W.   B 385 

Nicholson,   C.  M 412,  577 

Nicholson,  D .499 

Nicholson,   J.   A 439 

Nickoll,    G.    H 127,  445 

Nicol,  W.  C 413 

Nicolet,  Isabelle 559 

Niebergall,  Verna   535 

Nieburger,  E.  C 462,  571 


Niederhoff,    A.    E 127 

Nielsen,  I.   P 469 

Niemeyer,  E.  W 365 

Niemeyer,   J.   A 319,  483,  580 

Nierman,  S 455 

Niess,   A.  J 311,  470 

Nilsen,  R.  T 477 

Nilson,  W.  R 364 

Nimmo,    G.    L 127,400,578 

Nismonger,  C.  R 413 

Nissen,   W.   F 127,  497 

Nix,   Charles    573 

Nixon,  R.  J 415 

Noble,    Mary   J 549 

Noble,    W.    L 20,  502 

Nodeau,  O.  E 500 

Noe,  E.  S 127,  574,  583 

Nolan,   A.    W 566 

Noling.   M.   N 309,  463 

Nonneman,  Margaret   544 

Nonnenkamp,  E.  J 451 

Noonan,   Patrick    573 

Nord,   Victor    300 

Nordensson,   R.   A 413 

Nordgren,   R.    A 365 

Nordstrom,  O.  B 211,444 

Norin,   L.  W 481 

Norman,  O.  H 390,  482 

Norman,   V.    C 480 

Norman,  Virginia   312 

Normand,   J.   F 127 

Norris,    E.    N 127,507 

Norris,    Mary   Lou 127,515 

Norris,   Nina  E 369,  544,  587 

Norris,  R.  E 399,  572,  602 

Norton,  Bessie   536 

Norton,    E.    A 457 

Norton,  L.  F 466 

Norton,   L.   L 128,  325,  485 

Norton,  W.  E 451 

Norum,  E.   C 388,481,499 

Norwood,  B.  I.,  Jr 128,  355 

469,  603,  607 

Nosek,  M.  W 427 

Notkin,  B 260 

Nottingham,    Mariellen    517 

Novak,  C.  T 479 

Novak,  S 260 

Novotny,  Gladys 552 

Novy,  B 455 

Noyes,  Elizabeth    582 

Noyes,  Dean  F.  B 33,  503 

Noyes,  W.  A 400,  405,  432,  464 

Nugent,  G.  W 309,  365 

Null,  L.  M 405,  435 

Nu  Sigma  Nil 500 

Nurmi,  L.  G 363,  496 

Nussell,  Virginia 553 

Nye,   P.   H 419 

Nye,   W.   A 504 

Nylander,   V.    T 505 

Nysewander,  C.  W 128,  332,  597 

Nystrom,  Martha  L 128,  520 


o 


Oakes,  W.  H 500 

Oakwood,  T.  S 128 

Oathout,  F.  C 364,  452 

O'Brien,  Gertrude   552 

O'Brien,  Rev.  John  A 573 

O'Brien,   Mabel   F 303,545 

Ocenasek,   J.   C 507 

Ochsenschlager,   Morgan    450 

O'Connell,   George    450 

O'Connell,  Ralph    426 

O'Connor,    Dorothy    303 

O'Connor,   V.    J 500 

O'Connor,   William    573 

Oddsen,   D.   J 128,476 

O'Dell,  W.  F 128,  349 

387,  393,  427,  579 

Oden.  R.  J.  E 504 

O'Donnell,   C.   E 128,397 

399,  484,  588 

O'Donnell,    T.   E 447 

Oehler,   Rene    128 

Oehlschlaeger,  Frank 168,  311 

320,  352,  430 
Oeler,  R.  C 128,  203,  254,  355 

397,  398,  449,  578 

Oelman.  W.  F 421 

Off,   C.  J 229,  421 

Oftenmeier,   Mary   559 

Ogden,  J.  L 128 

Ogg,   F.   C 399 

Ogg,   O.J 339,  417,  604 

O'Grady,  W.  J...  128,  244,  504,  582 

Ohlinger,   H.    A 128,  477 

Okada,  R 595 

O'Keefe,    F.   X 128,  427 

Okner,  H 326 

Olander,    M.    M.  .203,  208,  444,  570 

Oldfather,   W.   A 405,  416 

Oleck,  H.   J 338,  427,  579 

Olin,  A.  S 472,  571 

Olin,   C.   D 128,  434 

Olin,   Donna    166,350,513,515 

Olin.  L.  G 597 


Olive,   Virginia  M 129,  553 

Oliver,  T.  E 435,  479,  603 

Olmstead,  A.  F 405 

Olsen,  R.  R 506 

Olsen,  Vivienne 305 

Olsen,  W.  R 129 

Olson,   A.  E 365,  431 

Olson,    Bessie    129,531 

Olson,    Edna    516 

Olson,  Evelyn    548,  588 

Olson,  F.  C 433 

Olson,    H.    R 389,468,476 

Olson,  J.  A 430 

Olson,  J.  D 457 

Olson,   L.   M 473 

Olson,    M.   E 129,363,491 

Olson,    Marjorie    519 

Olson,   N.    W 413 

Olson,    Roberta    592 

Olson,  Selma 586,  594 

Olwin,   Beth    369,515 

O'Malley,   Robert    415 

Omansky,   S.   C 484 

Omega  Beta  Pi 458 

Omicron  Alpha  Tau 492 

Onderdonk,   D 440 

Ondrus,  Joseph    466 

Ondrus,  Thomas   466 

Oneal,  George   129 

O'Neal,  J 393 

O'Neal,   Lillian    309,553,555 

O'Neal,  N.   P 388,  486 

O'Neil,  Mildred  A 129 

O'Neil,  W.   J 129,  474 

O'Neill,  F.  P 302,  451 

O'Neill,   Katherine    527 

Oplatka,  W.  E 455 

Opp,   Pauline  M 523 

Oppenheim,  H.  E 393 

Oppenheim,  Herbert   301 

Oppenheim,  L.  H 455 

Opperman,  V.  L.  .129,  329,  463,  591 

Orange  and  Blue  Feathers 268 

Orencia,   A.   D 129,601 

Orencia,    B.   D 129,601 

Orencia,    C.    M 601 

Organizations 407 

Orland,   F.   A 323,  473 

Orlando,  J.  R 473 

Orlovich,   R.   B 233 

Orndorff,    N.    V 421 

Orndorff,   T.  A 473 

Orne,  Nelse    412 

Orner,   R.   J 129,392,588,608 

Orr,  Arabella 552 

Ortgiesen,  Rilla 404 

Orth,   G.  G 488 

Osborne,    Margaret   H 129,530 

Osborne,  Mary  J 551 

O'Shea,  J.   J 387,  393,  449 

O'Shea,   Margaret  W 129 

Oshlag,   Dolores    290 

Osman,  William   430 

Ossman,  J.  A 501 

Oster,  F.   H...56,  129,  348,  386,  473 

Osterman,  H.  W 439 

Ostermeier,   Mary  H 302 

Ostrovsky,  S 459,  542 

Other  Varsity  Sports 247 

Otis,  Margaret  H 129,  349,  513 

523,  581 

Otis,   R.   E 300,  440 

Ott,   E.   R 399 

Ott,    J.    R 390 

Often,   J.   H 363,  453 

Otterson,  F.  W 443,  587 

Ottesen,  R.  G 129,  434,  579 

Otto,  Helen  D 587 

Otto,   R.   W 392 

Overholser,   Gretchen   550 

Overman,  O.  R 432 

Overpeck,   D.   0 130,  458 

Overturf ,   Janet    550 

Owen,   T.   H 260,  425 

Owens,  H.  F 413,  579 

Owens,  J.  F.,  Jr 221,  302,  413 

Owings,  J.  R 440 

Ozanne,   I.   L 400 

Ozment,   J.   R 130,  312,  580 

Ozment,   Nellie    551 


Pabst,  T.  S 130 

Pace,  G.  A 388,  499 

Paden,  J.  H 390 

Padfield,  Marjorie   547 

Page,  C.  H 457 

Page,  Harriett  L 309,  513,  540 

Page,  Ruth   522 

Paik,  A.  J 366,  457 

Paine,   E.   B 397,  589 

Paine,   Elizabeth  S 275,  525 

Paine,  G.  R 130,  570 

Paine,  H.  G 130,  392,  498,  588 

Painter,   F.   A 402 

Palfrey,  T.  R 426,  603 

Palmer,  C.  E.436,  447,  576,  591,  604 
Palmer,   C.   F 130,403,450 


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Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Palmer,    Justine    130,513,532 

Palmer,   O.   A 386,  388,  392 

Palmer,  R.  M 130,  204,  302,  320 

355,  387,  393,  470 

Palmer,   R.   S 417 

Palumbo,  F.  A 443 

Paluska,    Madeline    550 

Pan-Hellenic  Council   513 

Panhorst,   H.  0 57.  130,  306 

386,  391,  431 

Panichi,  L 497,  604 

Pao,  T 586 

Paredes,  L.  B 435,  601 

Park,  A.  R 130 

Parker,   Alice    330 

Parker,  B.  R 502 

Parker,  Cliff 338 

Parker,  E.  A 130 

Parker,  F.  C 458 

Parker,  General   373 

Parker,  J.  M 103,  403,  454 

Parker,  M.  L 508 

Parker,  Marcella 333,  550 

Parker,   Margaret    269,  301,  337 

350,  404,  575,  590 

Parker,   Mildred 366,  544,  594 

Parker,  N.  N 466 

Parker,  Phyllis   530 

Parker,   R.   D 130 

Parker,   T.   R 393,  444 

Parkhill,  Grace 130,  518,  606 

Parkhurst,   D.   A 391,  466 

Parkhurst,  H.  M 456 

Parks,  B.  M 480 

Parmacek,   Louis    508 

Parmelee,  C.  W..  .421,  432,  464,  574 
Parmelee,   R.    C...392,  396,  580,  585 

Parr,  M.  A 130 

Parr,   Rosalie   M 586,  594 

Parr,  S.  W 400,  432,  464,  572 

Parrish,   C.   1 130,  464 

Parsons,  L.  C 374,  386,  388,  392 

414,  608 

Parsons,  May    553 

Partlow,  Charles   465 

Partlow,  L 483 

Partridge,  D.  B 131 

Partridge,   Frances   559 

Pashby,   R.   W 168,  252,  253 

402,  439,  577 

Pass,   Benjamin    492 

Pass,  B.  B 601 

Passman,  P 459 

Pate,  Harry 494 

Patelski,  E.  L 590 

Paterson,   J.   A 228 

Patier,    LaDonne    518 

Patka,  J.  A 501 

Paeon,   R.   F 458 

Patten,  John   423 

Patterson,   A.  Lucille 131,532 

Patterson,  E.   C 416 

Patterson,   J.   A 226,  230 

Patterson,  L.  .386,  388,  392,  485,  580 

Patterson.  M.  R 447 

Patterson,   Virginia    519 

Pattison,    H.   C 57,  131,  338 

339,  375,  385,  387 

392,  570,  571,  587 

Patton,  A.  W 131 

Patton,  Dolly 308 

Patton,  Elma  G 517 

Patton,    Mary    269,  530,  575 

Patton,   Mildred   L 131,520 

Patton,    Pauline    519 

Paul,   H.    G 429,  595 

Paul,    Mary.  .131,  403,  503,  548,  597 

Paul,   Terlan    404,  541 

Paul,  Viola 551 

Paullin,  Margaret   303,  544 

Payne,  Frances   525 

Payne,   Frank    365 

Payne,    J.    C 310 

Payne,    Leona    266,  274,  279 

333,  513,  542 

Payne,  Maxine 559 

Peacock,   J.   S 470 

Peacock,  Marjorie  ....165,301,355 
521,  590 

Pearlman,  Elamarie 539 

Pearson,    E.    L 400,  432 

Pease,  A.  G 393,  470 

Pech,  Jaroslav    487 

Pecival,   Eunice    552 

Peck,  P.  W 490 

Peckenpough,   Elizabeth    530 

Peebles,  J.   C 457 

Peebles,  R.  G 437 

Peery,  Ben   E 589 

Peffer,   Helen   521,  608 

Peffer,   Virginia    521 

Pegues,  C.  F 454 

Peirce,  D.   D 400 

Pekarek,    E.   A 458 

Peller,   Leo   131 

Pelnar,  Paul   573 

Peltzer,   Albert    131,  203,  254 

Peltzman,   Julius    131 

Pence,  Dwight 506 

Pence,    Phyllis    290 

Pendergast,  L.  M 470 


Pendleton,   Elsie    131,  535 

Penn,  V.  T 363,  364,  440 

Pennington,  C.  F.,  Jr 475 

Pennington,  D.  J..  131,  472,  588,  608 

Penstone,   Florence    592 

Pentecost,  V.  F 415 

Penwell,  G.  V 416 

Peoples,  H.  D 439,  578 

Percival,  Pauline 131,  514 

Percival,   Ruth    131,  540,  592 

Percy,    Nelson    501 

Pereira,  W.  L 56,  131,  203,  338 

339,  348,  349,  591 

Perkins,   K.   N 391 

Perkins,   R.   A 392,  596 

Perkins,  S.  N 131,  329,  386,  466 

Perrin,  Harry   412 

Perrine,   Burton    444 

Perrine,  E.  S 485 

Perrine,  G.  H 440,  603,  606 

Perrottet,   L.   J 131,  470 

Perry,  Norman 494 

Perry,  R.  C 482 

Pershing  Rifles   390 

Peske,  Gertrude   .  .  .57,  132,  278,  279 

280,  404,  582 

Petefish,  W.  M 393 

Petering,  H.  G 304,  481 

Petering,  R.  E 311,  481 

Peters,  B.  K 588 

Peters,  F 208,  216,  355 

Peters,  W.  G.368,  393.  432,  590,  602 

Peters,  W.  W 595 

Petersen,    L.    A 164,179,239 

355,  421,  568 

Peterson,  C.  H 569 

Peterson,    F.    G 132,331 

Peterson,    Gladys    442,  534 

Pererson,   L.   R .' 326 

Peterson,  L.  V 368 

Peterson,  I.  S 604 

Peterson,   M.   G 434,  580,  585 

Peterson,   R.   F 453 

Peterson,  R.  R 434 

Peterson ,  Signe  W 132 

Peterson,  T.  H 132 

Peterson,  W.   F 500 

Petitti,    Mary    553 

Pettie,   M.   H 300,451 

Petru,  Betry   .166,  338,  350,  525,  586 
Perm,  Frank   132,  319,  471 

476,  571,  572 
Pettee,  J.  C 168,  310,  331 

402,  463,  571 

Pettigrew,  B.  C 442 

Pettigrew,   Jean    516 

Pettit,    D.   L 402 

Petty,  C.  G 393,  471 

Petty,  P.  A 577 

Petty,   McKendree    606 

Petty,  W.   B 132,  339,  368,  472 

Pexton,  Herbert 451 

Pezman,  T.  L 365 

Pfaff,   A.  J.,   Jr 302,  468 

Pfaff,   A.   S 462 

Pfautsch,  L.  A 132,  363,  364 

Pfautsch,  Raymond   468 

Pfingsten,   C.  R 438 

Pfister,  Katherine 165 

Pflager,  Charles 417 

Pflug,  W.  A 475 

Phalanx 388 

Phares,    Barbara    166,  516,  593 

Phares,  Esther   132,  516 

Phebus,   Darius    499 

Phelps,   A.   M 368,  392,  432 

Phelps,  T.  M 570 

Phi  Alpha  Delta 424 

Phi  Beta   600 

Phi  Beta  Kappa 403 

Phi  Beta  Pi 504 

Phi  Chi 506 

Phi  Chi  Theta 600 

Phidelis  . 601 

Phi  Delta  Epsilon 508 

Phi  Delta  Phi 420 

Phi  Delta  Theta 

Phi  Epsilon  Pi 461 

Phifer,  C.  H 502 

Phifer,   L.   H 309,  469 

Phi    Gamma  Delta 418 

Phi  Kappa    443 

Phi  Kappa  Epsilon 405 

Phi  Kapa  Psi 426 

Phi  Kappa  Sigma 415 

Phi  Kappa  Tau 451 

Phi  Lambda  Kappa 509 

Phi   Lambda    Upsilon 400 

Phi  Omega  Pi 523 

Philbin,   T.   E 388,  391,  497 

Philip,  R.  S 339,  472 

Philippine-Mini  Club   601 

Phillips,  F.  L 428 

Phillips,    J.    A 132,  483 

Phillips,   L.  J 445 

Phillips,   Marjorie   518 

Phillips,    Miriam    518 

Phillips,  Ruth  E 56,  132,  348 

532,  597 

Phillips,  R.  S 424 

Phillips,  W.  E 608 


Philp,  F 424 

Phi  Mu    531 

Phi  Mu  Alpha — Sinjonia 602 

Phi  Mu  Delta 468 

Phi  Pi  Phi .475 

Phipp,  Ethel 541 

Phipps,  T.  E 400,  432,  464 

Phi  Rho  Sigma 501 

Phi  Sigma  Kappa 439 

Phi  Sigma  Sigma 539 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 602 

Pianfetti,  J.  A 132,  403 

Pi  Beta  Phi 515 

Picard,  J.  L 475,  570 

Picchietti,    Richard    573 

Pichter,  I.  B 393 

Pickels,   G.   W 397,  422,  569,  588 

Pickens,  B.  L 132,  353,  447,  591 

Pickens,  Louise  M 524,  549,  594 

Pickett,   L 302,  390 

Pickett,  L.  J 442 

Pickett,    Lucy    594 

Pickrel,  J.  F 414 

Pi  Delta  Epsilon 603 

Pi  Delta  Phi 603 

Piel,  H.  C 465 

Pieper,  J.  J 452 

Pierce,   B.  Raymor 132,  442 

Pierce,  Frances    404,  524,  588 

Pierce,  G.  L 229 

Pierce,   Noah    132 

Pierce,  Norval   —  ....  502 

Pierce,    Pearle    ...132,559 

Pierce,   Ramon   B 132,179,275 

322,  355,  533,  584 

Pierce,  S.   H 330,  402,  463 

Pierson,  Irene  D 37,  165 

Piettangeli,  Angelina   405,  603 

Pifer,  Ruth   584 

Pi  Kappa  Alpha 454 

Pi  Kappa  Phi 466 

Pike,  Gwendolyn 525 

Pike,  Noel    423 

Pi  Lambda  Sigma 545 

Pilchard,   E.   1 448 

Pilgrim  Foundation 331 

Pilke,  H.  J 509 

Pillow,  G.  G 483 

Pillsbury,  C.  S 320 

Pilot,  Isadore   508 

Pi  Mu    Epsilon 399 

Pine,  L.  W 133 

Pings.  W.  B 305,  389,  402,  429 

Pinkel.  R.   H 480 

Pinkerton,  R.  D 482 

Pinkerton,  W.  W 422,  604 

Pinsley,  H.   H 249,  461 

Piper,  J.  D 427 

Pirok,  John   .  .56,  326,  348,  357,  499 

Pirtle,  R.  W 466 

Piser,  A.  L 478 

Piskur,   Stephen    499 

Piszcek,  Walter   477 

Piszkiewicz,   F.   G 506 

Pi  Tau  Pi  Sigma 392 

Pi  Tau  Sigma 398 

Pitluck.   H.   H 133,  565 

Pitman,  Hatriet   520 

Pitner,   G.   H 133,  588 

Pittenger,  D.  V 414 

Pittman,  Viola  A 540,  596 

Pitts,  G.  G 425 

Piuppo,   J.   A 133,  570 

Plain,  George,  Jr 133 

Plambeck,  Fremont   499 

Planer,    Virginia    530 

Plankenhorn,  W.  J 357,  583 

Plant,   Margaret    533,  594 

Plante,    Dorothy   L 133,519 

Piatt,  Louis   133,  445 

Plays 342,  343 

Plhak,  R.   L 473 

Plunk,  M.  P 365 

Podlesak,  R.  W 456 

Pohn,    Esther  R 539 

Pohn,   Ruth   K 539 

Pokorny,    J. ,    Jr 587 

Polacek,  F 459 

Polhamius,   Eugene   133 

Polk,  Edna  L 522 

Pollock,   N.   L 461 

Poison,  J.   A 397,  398 

Pond,  M.  A 393,  420,  572 

Pontious.   Glenn   H 133 

Ponjer,   E.  D 500 

Poole,  Gertrude   551 

Poole,  J.  H 227 

Poole,  J.  L 133 

Poole,  W.  G 133 

Poor,   D.  R.  .299,  311,  362,  439,  605 

Poore,  Mabel   531 

Pope,  Caroline   521 

Pope,  Ernest 460 

Pope,  L.  B 133,  486 

Pope,    Mary    521 

Pope,   S.    K 133,  388,  393 

Porte,    H 484 

Porte,   S 221,  459,  484 

Porter,  D.  D 392,  400 

Porter,  D.  J 133,  364 

Porter,    F.   M 429 


Porter,  Gladys  E 133 

Porter,  H.  L 338 

Porter,   J.    E 479 

Porter,  J.  L 168,  352,  425 

Porter,  Mary  Lou 133,  279 

Porter,   Sarah   529 

Porterfield,  Helen  M 515 

Portes,   Fred   461 

Portner,   Marjorie    550 

Posey,  Ruth   134,  517 

Posnick,   Helen    134,  542 

Post,  Betty   134 

Poticha,  Joseph   509 

Potocki,  E 505 

Potokar,  W.  W 474 

Pottag,  Dorothy  L 523 

Potter,  F.  H 473 

Potter,  F.  W.,  Jr 420 

Potter,  Jessie  L 531 

Potter,    K.   A 134,566 

Potter,   R.  D 134   412 

Potthoff,    E.    F 491 

Pottker,    P.   E 481 

Pottlitzer,  J.  K 445 

Pottotf ,  Velma 552 

Potts,   Adelaide    533 

Potts,  Robert   463 

Pouzar,   E.  J 392,  423,  588 

Powell,   Dorothy    557 

Powell,   G.   M 311,452 

Powell,    Edith   K...36,  134,  356,  519 

Powers,  J.   A 471 

Powers,  R.  A 363,  420,  424,  486 

Powers,  R.    M 475 

Powers,  Thomas 304,  311,  426 

Pownall,   W.   L 437,  580 

Powney,    F.    T 456 

Poyer,  H.  C 393,  470,  604 

Pray,  Ruth    592 

Premuda,  F 393 

Prentiss,    Lester    423 

Presbyterian  Hall 548 

Prescott,  Robert 463 

Pressmar,   Maxine  C 134 

Preston,  R.   F 390 

Pretty,  Ruth  K 134,  524,  593 

Prettyman,   Jane    303,516 

Price,   Frances    547 

Price,   G.   S 386,  388,  393 

Price,  H.  D.  .203,  249,  254,  449,  570 

Price,  Helen   607 

Price,  Jeanne   515 

Price,    Laura   P 134,  544,  592 

Price,  Sarah  H 134 

Price,   S.    S 509 

Pilchard,  L.  F 368,  479 

Pride,  E.  W..375,  385,  387,  392,  608 

Priebe,    E.    P 134,323,396,415 

580,  582,  585 

Prince,  Leona 552 

Pring,   G.   D 448,  590 

Pring,  L.  D 241,  449 

Pritchard,  A.  A 433 

Pritchard,  L.   E 134 

Pritchard,    Mabel    331,552 

Pritikin,   David    565 

Pritikin,  T 459 

Pritz,  C.  E 449 

Piola,   J.   F 134,  387,  393,  488 

Propp,  F 478 

Propst,  D.  W 502 

Proteau,  A.  J 425 

Provine,  L.  H 328,  397,  447 

591,  604 

Provol,   G.  J 338,  339,  601 

Provus,  M.  A 134,  455,  580 

Prucha,   Martin    412 

Pruett,  C.   E 434 

Pruner,   W.    E 134,  447 

Pryor,   C.   C 134 

Psi  Omega    505 

Psi   Upsilon    440 

Publications    295 

Pucci,   Guisti    498 

Pucin,  J.  M 471,  580 

Puehler,  Lucy  M 606 

Pugh,  C.  L 506 

Pufliam,   V.   D 135,  398 

Puicell,  Josephine   527 

Purdy,   A.   C 339,  447 

Purdy,    Vera    303,558 

Purma,  F.  L 211 

Purnell,   Margery  E 135,  524 

Purves,  S.  A 500 

Pusheck,  V.  C 386,  480 

Pushker,  Estelle 542 

Putman,  B.  R 471 

Putman,  W.  J 466,  578 

Putnam,   A.  R 487 

Putnam,  Ann  E 135,  515 

Putnam,  H.  A 135,  426 

Q 

Quackenbush,  C.  V 425 

Quade,   Lucile    521 

Qualkinbush,  Barbara. .  169,  354,  515 

Qualkinbush,  J.  E 416 

Quebbeman,  E.  C.135,  424,  439,  582 


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Queenan,  Helen  M 135,  519 

Querl,  S.  W 481.  590 

Quill,  L.  L 400,  464 

Quillman,   F.   L 506 

Quindry,  F.  E 389,  462,  476 

Quinn,   T.  T 305,  365 

Quinnell,  L.   E 135,  604 

Quirke,  T.  T 422 

R 

Rabe,  K.  J 477 

Rabens,  G 455 

Rabinowitz,    M.    1 484 

Rack,  A.  J '. 135,  388,  589 

Rada,   Millard    477 

Radcliffe,  D.  G 366 

Radeke,  D.  A 428 

Radenz,   S.  T 447 

Radl,   R.   M 366 

Raemer,   C.   M 420 

Rafelson,  Bessie 552 

Rafferry,  T.  N 502 

Rafilson,  J.  C ..135,459 

Ragins,   Alex 509 

Ragins,  O.  B 509 

Ragland,  W.  M 389 

Ragsdale,  Muriel  E 523 

Railsback,  Margaret   514,  584 

Railsback,  R.  J 365,  418,  577 

Railway  Club   604 

Rains,   Russell    488 

Raisch,  H.  G 495 

Rakstang,  Winona  M 524,  575 

Ralph,  E.  J 364 

Ralph,  Lillian   559,  597 

Ralston,  John 251 

Ramer,  L.  G 135,  387,  392 

589,  608 

Ramey,  J.  R 385,  387,  392,  475 

Ramser,   J.  R 456 

Rand,  Helen 534,  581,  594,  608 

Randall,  Dorothy  G 135,  558 

Randall,  L.  E 135,  447 

Randall,  Marjorie    552 

Randolph,  Elizabeth  F..167,  301,  353 
355,  590 

Randolph,  J.  F 135,  485 

Raney,   V.   G 135,353,443,604 

Ranger,  Ruth  B 523,  592 

Rankin,   F.   H 433,  440,  485 

Rankin,    Irva  J 135,513,534 

Rankin,  Ruth. 165,  166,  167,  180,  306 
321,  350,  355,  513 
521,  575,  593,  606 

Ranstead,  B.  J 482 

Ranstead,  Lorraine  303 

Rapp,  C.    H 574,  583 

Rapp,  Lucile  E 135,  540 

Rapp,  Mildred  E 527 

Rapp,  M.  H 402,  416 

Rappaport,  B .  Z 508 

Rasmussen,  Doretta 302,  521 

Rasmussen,  Margretha    332 

Rasmussen,  M.  P 418 

Rasnick,   A 455 

Rastede,  K.  W .417 

Rathje,  T.  A 136,  392,  466 

Rathmell,  Vernice   553 

Ratledge,  W.  K 447 

Rattner,   D 459 

Rausch,  Mildred    592 

Raushenberger,   E.   J 392 

Rawles,  -  George   433 

Ray,  D.  W 431 

Ray,  Frances 304,  516 

Ray,  G.   J 443 

Ray,  V.  A 493 

Raymond.    S.    W 506 

Rayner,  R.  W 136,  473,  582 

Rayner.  W.  H 460,  569 

Rea,   Myrtle    519 

Read,   Elva 553,  592 

Read,   Lois   592 

Reagan,  C.  W 595 

Reagan,   L.   M 399,480 

Reagin,    Helen   L 521 

Ream,  E.   F.,  Jr 136,  385,  388 

393,  487 

Reasoner,    M.    A 229,462 

Rechards,  Truman 438 

Reck,  H.  J 428 

Rector,   William    331 

Redd,   E.    A : 431 

Reddig,  R.  R 412 

Reddish,  P.  W 417 

Redeker,  P.  B 181,  299,  355,  441 

Reddell,  R.  G 320,  423 

Redmond,   Gertrude    544 

Reece,   Anita  R 308,  519 

Reed,  Alice 550 

Reed,  Carlos 501 

Reed,  D.  F 136 

Reed,  Frank 386,  454 

Reed,  G.  C 462 

Reed,  Helen   ....". 136,  521 

Reed,  Helen  H 546,  592 

Reed,  Ruth   522 

Reed,  T.  W 136 


Reed,  W.  B 474 

Reed,  W.  J 506 

Reed,  W.  V 397,  421,  591,  604 

Reeder,  E.  T 393,  428,  572 

Reeder,  Van   136,  570 

Reedy,   J.   H 400,432,464 

Rees,   O.   W 400 

Reese,  D.  S 136,  434 

Reese,  Edna   404,  531 

Reese,  Romola  J 438 

Refiner,  Helen    403 

Regan,  E.  W 136 

Reibold,  C.  C,  Jr 136,  477 

Reich,  H 392 

Reid,  E.   A 397,  489 

Reid,  Edith 551,  586 

Reid,  Jean 57 

Reid,  K.  E 456 

Reid,  L.  D 136,  471 

Reid,  M.   H 364,  368,  417 

Reif,   Elsie    305,  592 

Reilein,   R.   E 498 

Reilly,  Jack   426 

Reilly,  William   573 

Reimann,    E.    G 587 

Reimer,    Robert    503 

Reinboth,  Mildred. 136,  279,  549,  589 
Reinhold,   W.   R.  .388,  390,  391,  497 

Reinoehl,    C.    W 590 

Reisner,  F.  A 450 

Reisner,   F.   L 393 

Reiter,  E.  L 136,  203,  254,  392 

Reitz,  E 437 

Renfrew,   C.    L 580 

Renner,  E.   H 328 

Reno,  R.   M 424 

Reno,   R.   R 403 

Renwick,  F.  W 209,  402,  413 

563,  577 

Renz,  E.  J 326 

Replogle,   V.    L 226,  232 

Reserve  Football    210 

Ressler,   Harold    422 

Reston,   J.   B 249,  436,  577 

Rettberg,  William   500 

Rettig,   G.   H 415 

Rettinger,  L.  J 475 

Rettke,  Naomi   553 

Reuter,  Gladys 545 

Rex,  Everett 261,  430 

Rex,  W.  H 430 

Reyes,  R.  T 136,  601,  604 

Reynolds,  G.  M 386 

Reynolds,  H.  L 390,  402,  470 

Reynolds,  Helen   M.    .  .302,  404,  518 

Reynolds,  Iva 600,  558 

Reynolds,  J.  E 388,  392,  564 

Reynolds,  James    169,  432 

Reynolds,  J.  T 500 

Reynolds,  Ruth     ..308,544,553,592 
Reynolds,  T.  E.   .  .136,  203,  355,  449 

Rezabek,    L.   W 507 

Rhodes,  E.   E .428 

Rhodes,  G.  C 477 

Rhodes,  Lorene 536 

Rhodes,  T.  F 136,  363,  422,  604 

Ricardo,  Jeanne   539 

Rice,  A.  G 502 

Rice,  E.  E 137,  329 

Rice,  Elizabeth   525 

Rice,  G.  C 430 

Rice,  Jean   535 

Rice,  P.  M 506 

Rice,  S.  E 365 

Rice,  W.  M 402,  440 

Rich,  E.  R 451 

Rich,  Joseph   477 

Rich,  Keith 469 

Richards,  A.  R 365 

Richards,  Eleanor    552 

Richards,  May  E 137,  403 

Richards,  Paul    482 

Richardson,  Anna  May 165 

Richardson,  Mary  C 137 

Richart,   F.   E 397,  477 

Richman,  S.  M 168,  337,  445 

Richmond,  Mable   553 

Richter,  Catherine    291,  516,  582 

Richter,  H.   L.    .  .  .137,  259,  261,  455 

Richter,  I.  B 601 

Richter,  Oscar 501 

Rickard,   Louise 515 

Ricker,  J.   A 416 

Ricker,  N.  C 572 

Ricketts,  Edwina 540,  549 

Rickman,   T 238 

Rickter,    I.    B 461 

Riddell,   M.   R 389 

Riddle,   A.   E 137,  428 

Ridgway,  Hamlet .441 

Ridgway,  W.  F 436,  578,  608 

Ridinger,   Helen... 297,  534,  584,  600 

Riebe,  E.  R 311,  481,  603 

Riedell,  G.  W 417 

Riedl,   D 505 

Rieger,  Grace 558 

Riendeau,  G.  A 507 

Riepen,   Helen  C. ;:.". 137,  552 

Riessen,  C.   W 491 

Rife,   D.   W 506 


Rigge,  A.  G 476 

Righter,  G.  B 567 

Righter,  Martha 403 

Riker,  Edith   551 

Riley,   J.   J 309 

Rinaker,    Clarissa    518,581 

Rine,   B.  E 443 

Rinehart,  J.  A 137 

Ring,  Rosella   553 

Rinkenberger,  R.  E 137 

Riser,  Lucille   536 

Riser,  R.  C 500 

Riserter,    H.    J 422 

Rising,    R.   H 454 

Riskind,  Lester 508 

Ritch,   C.  0 506 

Ritchardson,    H.    P 468 

Ritcher,   P.   0 311,363,403 

Ritt,    A.    E 500 

Rittenhouse,  Flora 330,  534 

Ritzlin,   Philip   137 

Rizner,   H.  R 604 

Robb,   Robert   453 

Robbins,  Blanche.. 303,  513,  544,  584 

Robbins,  J.  F 464 

Robbins,  Martha   521,  581 

Robbins,  Mary    330,  404,  516 

Roberts,  Bernard 565 

Roberts,  Clementine 534 

Roberts,  Dorothy   592 

Roberts,  Evelyn    366 

Roberts,  F.  W 390,  393,  418 

Roberts,  Glenna    165,  279,  325 

556,  557 
Roberts,  Gwendolyn   166,  291 

519,  575 

Roberts,  M.   0 307,  422,  577 

Roberts,  Mary   137,  274,  513 

514,  593 

Roberts,  P.   C 483 

Robertson,  Carita   582 

Robertson,  H.   G 505,  580 

Robertson,  W.  S 606 

Robillard,   Blanche   550 

Rqbinson,  Anna  B 525,  595 

Robinson,  Bernice    600 

Robinson,  D.   E 208 

Robinson,  F 581 

Robinson,  Genevieve 137,  523 

Robinson,  J.  B 462 

Robinson,  Lester  ..137,  412,  588,  604 
Robinson,  M.  H.   .396,  425,  564,  585 

Robinson,  O.  E 137,  215,  355 

387,  393,  444 

Robinson,  R.   L 261,  430 

Robison,    Irma    137,552,602 

Roche,  A.  V 596 

Roche,  D.  W 320,  441,  577 

Roche,  J.  P 607 

Rocke,  Celeste   303,  531 

Rockenbach,   Helen 311,521 

Rockman,   I.   A 138,  392,  453 

588,  608 

Rockwell,  P.  S 488 

Rockwell,  R.  G 441 

Rodebaugh,   Clara   553 

Rodebush,  W.  H 400,  432,  464 

Rodeheaver,  J.  N..319,  330,  402,  432 

Rodger,  L.  S 446 

Rodgers,  J.  J 502 

Rodgers,  R.  A 58,  137,  180,  203 

226,  228,  231,  355,  421 

Rodier,  Marjorie   548 

Rodin,   Robert    508 

Rodman,  L.   G 137 

Rodman,  R.   W 485 

Roe,  Elizabeth  E 138,  280,  530 

Roeder,  B.   E 138,  452 

Roeder,  Chappelle   541,  584 

Roeder,  Jeanne 308,  517 

Roehm,   L.   R 474 

Roepke,  C.   F 441 

Roesch,  Dorothy 165,  525,  581 

Rogers,  Delia  Mae 323,  591,  600 

Rogers,  R.  A 591 

Rogier,  Evelyn   290,  552 

Rogier,  J.  F 463 

Rogier,  J.   W 392,  448 

Rohwedder,  Carma   552 

Rohrer,  C.   H 413 

Rokusek,   F.   E 203,  208,  428,  570 

Rolfe,  Mary   331 

Roll,  D.  F 128,  388 

Roll,  L.   J 400 

Rolston,  J.  N 138 

Roman,   R 138,387,391,398 

Romanus,  Margaret 138,  552 

Rome,   S 509 

Romer,  Evelyn   138 

Ronalds,    F.    S 426 

Ronchetti,   Madeline   552 

Roney,  H.   B 432 

Roney,  M.  Pauline   552,  606 

Ronneberg,  G.  T 491 

Ronneberg,  Lillian    138,  534 

Ronstrom,  G.  E 506 

Roos,  A.  W 444,  577 

Roos,  Edward,  Jr 451,  571 

Roos,  F.  J 501 

Roosa,  W.  L 366,  602 


Root,   Clark    422 

Root,  D.  L 424 

Roper,   Isabel 531 

Rosbe,   R.   L 259,444,563 

Roseberry,  C.J 318,  421 

Rosborough,   J.   R 485 

Rose,  B.  F 138,417,576 

Rose,  Dorothy   535 

Rose,  F.  J 376,  385,  387,  431 

455,  487,  604 

Rose,  G 509 

Rose,   Helen    535 

Rose,  Iobel   169,  354,  516 

Rose,  Laura 138,  537 

Rose,  M.  J 508 

Rose,  W.  C 400,  419,  432 

Rose,  W.  M 56,  138,  323,  356 

387,  460,  585 

Rosen,  B.  B 489 

Rosen,  Dorothy   138 

Rosen,   M 484 

Rosen,  R.  A 445 

Rosenberg,    Anne    312,  543 

Rosenberg,   Dorothy    528 

Rosenberg,   T 455 

Rosenblatt,  D.  E 489 

Rosenbloom,  David   .  .  .363,  402,  435 

Rosenblum,  B.  F 390,  459 

Rosenfeld,   Lillian.. 56,  138,  333,  338 

356,  542,  584 

Rosenstiel,   H.   C 422 

Rosensweig,  H.  R 393 

Rosenthal,  F.  V 138,  238,  244 

355,  470 

Rosenthal,   I.   H 363,  366,  435 

Rosenthal,  J.  B 484,  601 

Rosenthal,  Martin   509 

Rosenwasser,   Theresa.  .  138,  552,  588 

Rosenzweig,   H.  R 478 

Roskam,   Ruth    550 

Roskoph,   M.   S 445 

Ross,  C.  H 491 

Ross,  D.  A 427 

Ross,  D.  N 453 

Ross,   H.  H 405,  506 

Ross,  Jack 426 

Ross,  Maude  1 139,  546 

Ross,  Parry 508 

Ross,  S.  H 393,  454 

Ross,  S.  T 326 

Ross,  W.  A 129,  386,  436,  506 

Rossander,  S.  S :400,  498 

Rossiter,  J.  H 462 

Rossiter,   L.   H 441 

Rossiter,  M.   L 139,  386,  462,  571 

Rossman,  Edward   501 

R.  O.  T.  C 375 

Roth,   J.  B 365 

Rorh,   M.   L 304,  478 

Rothbardt,    A 455 

Rothbaum,   Regina   303,  528 

Rothenberg,   H.   B 459 

Rothenburger,   Ruth    530 

Roti  S.   J 228,  393,  443 

Rourke,  J.  W 415 

Roush,  D.  W 203,  208,  212,  355 

Routh,  J.   B.,  Jr 139,  447 

Row,  C.  F 330,  392,  460 

Rowan,    Mary   V 139 

Rowand,   Wilmetta   557 

Rowe,  A.  R 490 

Rowe,  Ruth  E 532,  592 

Rowe,   V.   E 590 

Rowley,  F.  C 493 

Roy.  Florence  M.  .139,  525,  581,  602 

Roy,  H.  C 393 

Roy,  Margaret  Julia 404 

Royer,  S.  H 139,  453 

Royse,  D.  J 139 

Royston,  Alice  A 139,  279 

Rubel,  E.  N 393,  487 

Ruben,  Shelley 543 

Rubenking,  L.  J 588 

Rubenstein,  George   489 

Rubenstein,    H 484 

Rubenstein,  J.   A 445 

Rubenstein,   L.   S 478 

Rubenstein,   M.   W 484 

Rubenstein,  Regina   543 

Rubin,  A 333 

Rubin,   David    333,  461 

Rubin,   H.    H 508 

Rubin,   J.  G 445 

Rubin,   Mildred    550 

Rubin,  S 139,  333 

Rubin,   Silvia    553 

Ruby,   J.   C 203,  220,  426,  570 

Rucker,    H.    J 566 

Rudd,  R.  D 386,  432,  574 

Ruddy,  T.  J 390 

Rue,  D.   T 500 

Ruehe,   H.   A 436 

Ruekberg,  Ruth    528 

Ruel,   Fred    500 

Rugen,  R.  C 326,  403 

Rugh.  K.  W 139,  177,  349 

355,  419,  579 

Rugh,  R.  H 418 

Rummel,  C.  G 442 

Runden,   E.    H 365 


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Runge,  Dorothy  M 524,  588 

Runyan,   Alice    552 

Rus,   A.   F 139,  392,  494 

Rush,   Clara   530 

Rusin,  V.  C 495 

Rusk,   Elizabeth    404,  481,  557 

Rusk,    H.    P 433,  448 

Ruskin,  Louis   311,  353,  489 

Russel,  Sinclair,  Jr 318,  392 

Russell,  C.   E ■ 427 

Russell,   F.   A 396,  418,  422 

564,  582,  605 

Russell,  H.  G 139,  358,  401 

419,  448 
Russell,  Mary  M.  .139,  357,  556,  558 

Russell,  Melle  K .-.  .340,  515 

Russell,  Patricia  V 340,  515 

Russell,   W.  C 211,392,427,456 

Rust,  J.  L 418 

Ruth,  W.  A 432 

Ruther,   Helen    553 

Rutherford,  F.  W.322,  328,  555,  432 
Rutherford,  Margaret 269,  337 

350,  514,  575 

Rutherford,  Marian 551 

Rutherford,  R.  B 418 

Rutherford,  R.  N 307,  402,  432 

Rutkowski,   H.   A 474 

Rutledge,  C.  M 447 

Ruyle,  H.  K 390 

Ryan,  H.  E 502 

Ryan,  J.  M 443 

Ryan,  L.  D 415 

Ryan,   Mary   553 

Ryan,  W.  B 443 

Ryan,  W.   P 443 

Ryburn,  L.  F 139,  496 

Ryckman,  Katherine   552 

Rversen,   Bernice  A 524 

Rysdon,  Ruth   140,  290,  523 

s 

Sabath,  Myrtle 542 

Saberman,  M.  1 509 

Sabo,    J.    P 203,210,220,221 

240,  436,  570 

Sachar,  A.  L 333,  601 

Sachem    164 

Sachs,  Beatrice    543,  592 

Sachs,  J.  L 435 

Sachtleben,  Alberr 499 

Sacks,  Herbert   508 

Sacks,   Mollie,   F 140,552,591 

Saenz,  Hilario    606 

Sadler,    Louise  E 538 

Sagawa,   K 595 

Sagotsky,   Sam    140 

Sahlin,  H.  A 363,  364,  564 

Sahlstrom,  Edward    503 

Saiker,   M.   F 390 

Sakowske,  T 505 

Sales,  Stewart 461 

Salisbury,   Eunice  V 140,  553 

Salogga,  F.  W 451 

Sallee,  Dorothy  L 140 

Salmon,  W.  E 434 

Saltiel,  T.  P 508 

Salwinsky,  L.  N 344 

Sampson,  D.  H 460 

Samuell,  Rose   330,  559 

Samuels,  A 484 

Samuels,  J.  A 260,  478 

Sand,   Edward    499 

Sand,  J.  J 329,  402,  499 

Sandberg,  Delmar   419 

Sandberg,  J.  V 260,  425 

Sander,  M.  A 365 

Sander,  R.  G 140,  494 

Sanders,   C.   A 414 

Sanders,  Ella  M 140 

Sanders,   F.   W 203,  226,  234 

Sanders,  Hazel  M.140,  332,  592,  597 

Sanders,    K.   R 608 

Sanders,  L 567 

Sanders,    Meryl    516 

Sanderson,  J.  C,  Jr 422,  577 

Sanderson,  Robert   444 

Sandgren,  Joyce 533 

Sands,  G.  T 363,  366,  444 

578,  604,  605 

Sandvoss,   H.   G 481,  590 

Sandwell,  Gertrude 540 

Sanford,   G.  W 435 

Sanford,  W.  P 439 

Sangwin,  Helen    303,  536,  587 

Sanks,  D.  R.,  Jr 486,  566 

Sanmann,   Madge   332,  597 

Santanen,  A.  A 329,  480 

Santos,  Angela  R 140,  559,  601 

Sapora,  J.  C 140,  179,  203 

248,  355,  444 

Sargent,  J.  G 424,  444 

Sarnoff,   H.  S 509 

Sarratt,  J.  A 374,  386,  388,  393 

Sarsoun,   C 505 

Saruk,    F 509 

Satin,  J.  H 478 

Satin,   M 478 

Satin,  M.J 140 


Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Sattley,  Margaret  R 404,  515 

Sauer,  E.  L 314,  325,  580 

Saunders,  Alta  G.520,  590,  591,  600 

Saunders,   Helen    529 

Savage,  Lee   338,  476 

Savage,  W.  H 414 

Sawby,  Agnes  L 140,  540 

Sawtell,  J.  R 169,  434 

Sawyer,  Helen  L.  .140,  506,.  513,  521 

Sawyer,   Lillian    521 

Sawyer,    P.   W 452 

Sax,  A 459 

Saxe,  Carbys 414 

Saxer,  M.  M 364,  456 

Saxon,  Bernice  M 140,  526 

Sayers,  R.  P 415,  578 

Sayle,  W.   F 506 

Sayler,   Allen    419 

Saylor,  Georgia  M 140 

Saylor,  S.  B 393 

Scabbard  and  Blade 386 

Scarab    604 

Schachenman,   W.    H 239 

Schad,    Anette    553 

Schad,  W.  E 498 

Schaefer,  E.  F 140,  364,  480 

Schaefer,  E.  G 141,  447 

Schaefer,  J.  T 141,  323,  329,  463 

583v605,  607 

Schaeffer,   David    141 

Schaeffer,  Eleanor   290 

Schaeffer,  F.  G 473 

Schaeffer,   H.    P 571 

Schaeffer,  J.  R 456 

Schafer,  C.  G 363,  364 

Schafer,  R.  W 141,  358,  491 

Schaffer,   A 455 

Schaffer,  O.  G 604 

Schalk,  Edward  417 

Schaub,   Elizabeth    525 

Schaub,  Phylis   369 

Schauer,  Dorothy    369,  553 

Schauer,  R.  J 431 

Scheel,  H.  A 141,  463 

Scheel,  L.  C 452 

Scheidenhelm,   Arlene  G 279,  280 

290,  552 

Schell,  A.  D 507 

Schell,  L 437 

Schell,   M.   C 506 

Schellie,  K.  L 141,  353,  481,  604 

Schenkel,  Dorothy  A 535,  608 

Scher,    Jacob    333,  344 

Scherer,  R.  M 388,  499 

Schermerhorn,  Ruth  ...165,  275,  330 

355,  551,  594 
Scheve,  C.  J.  141,  397,  470,  576,  591 

Schewel,  S 459 

Schicht,  C.  A 414 

Schildgen,  A.  W 211 

Schildhammer,    Lois    553 

Schiller,    S.    R 445 

Schilz,  C.  E 400 

Schindler,   J.   A 501 

Schlapp,   Helen    519 

Schlatter,   C.   F 396,471,585 

Schlegel,  K.  W 501 

Schlenz,  H.  E 164,  328,  386 

397,  576 

Schlesinger,   M.   D 141,  604 

Schlicher,  P.  F 203,  255,  414 

Schlitt,  T.  J 457 

Schmidhofer,  Ernest  ..363,366,439 
Schmidt,  Carol  E 278,  279,  280 

290,  291,  533 

Schmidt,  E.  C 397,  604,  605 

Schmidt,  E.  F 363,  364,  426,  472 

Schmidt,  H.  R 418 

Schmidt,   Janette    .141,  320,  526,  602 

Schmidt,   Martha  J 524 

Schmink,  L.  R 365 

Schmitt,  Eunice   552 

Schmitz,   Evelyn    538,  592 

Schmitz,  W.  P 588 

Schnad,  M.  S 345 

Schnaiter,   Russ    421 

Schnapp,   Margaret   552 

Schnebley,   M.   1 420,  473 

Schneider,  A 393 

Schneider,   Doris    557,587,592 

Schneider,  Edward   422,  581 

Schneider,  Elizabeth   514 

Schneider,  Gerald   458 

Schneider,   L.  W 506 

Schneiter,   C.   C 471 

Schnell,  C.  R 589 

Schnell,   F.   A 259,421 

Schnell,  M.  D 421 

Schnepp,  D.  F 141,  457 

Schnepp,   K.  L 500 

Schnitz,   W.   P 390 

Schnoor,  R.  A 364 

Schoch,   Mabel    553,  592 

Schoel,   Annette  M '. 514 

Schoeman,  J.   P 435 

Schoenbrod,  Beatrice    305,  528 

Schoenbrod,    S.    G 141,455,603 

Schoeppel,   Maxine   552,  588 

Schofield,  Bertha  J 141,  552 

Schofield,  F.  M 141,  432 

Scholk,  E.  A 211 


Scholl,    Susanna    331,587 

Schollmeyer,  Adele  K.  .309,  526,  575 

Scholz,   G.  H 422 

Schonthal,  J 445 

Schoof,  E.  F 487 

Schooley,  F.  E 450,  605 

Schooley,  R.  E 305 

Schoolman,  J.  G 461 

School  of  Pharmacy 31 

School  of  Music 28 

Schoonmaker,  Sherman. 369,  423,  602 

Schori,   W.    K 141,  580 

Schouer,   Dorothy    369 

Schrader,  H.  J 443,  604,  605 

Schrader,   Hortense    290 

Schramm,  R.   F 439 

Schreiber,  A.   F 466 

Schrieber,   Anna  M 594 

Schroeder,  F.  R.  ..141,  203,  252,  253 
355,  466,  587 

Schroeder,  H.  C 472 

Schroeder,  Hortense   309,  527 

Schroeder,  J.  F 57,  141,  398 

436,  578 
Schroeder,  Margaret  L 142,  552 

597,  607 

Schroeder,  R.  W 365 

Schrum,  Dolores   553 

Schrumpf,   Frederica    404 

Schubert,  A.  E 142,  313,  391,  397 

398,  476,  578 

Schuemann,  B.   C 142,  468 

Schuemann,  Burton 494 

Schuham,  J.  R 142,  461 

Schull,  C 587 

Schulman,  Anita   542 

Schulte,  W.  C 142,  331,  397,  476 

Schultis,   R.    E 471 

Schultz,  A.  F 436 

Schultz,    A.    L 313,  449 

Schultz,  C.  F 608 

Schultz,  E.  A 392 

Schultz,  E.  G 481 

Schultz,    Eleanor    530 

Schultz,  J.  R 403 

Schultz,  L.  R 445 

Schultz,   Louis    503 

Schulz,  W.  F 435 

Schumacher,  C.  E 168 

Schumacher,  E.   E 458 

Schumacher,  Elizabeth   517 

Schumacher,  Henry 422 

Schumacher,  J.  C 474 

Schumacher,  W.  H 502 

Schuman,  1 509 

Schuster,   J.  V 482 

Schurz,   R.   F 308,  441 

Schutz,  W.  J 509 

Schwab,  E.  G 492 

Schwalb,   Allen    435 

Schwanbeck,  H.  A 169,313 

390,  472 
Schwarm,    E.   R..  .142,  392,  401,  590 

Schwarm,  R.  A 444 

Schwartz,  A.  H 509 

Schwartz,  G.  F 367,  412 

Schwartz,   H 455 

Schwartz,   Ruth    536 

Schwartz,  W.   R 142,  580 

Schwartzenberg,   Jean   553 

Schwarz,   Elizabeth  R 532 

Schwarz,  K.  R 462 

Schwarz,  Ruth   592 

Schwarzentraub,  R.  J 142,  462 

Schwebel,  I.  G 455 

Schweer,  T.  A 417 

Schweidler,   Irene    535,  550 

Schwendemann,   E.  T 392 

Schwerer,  H.  M 506 

Schye,  Virginia  H.142,  279.  291,  540 

Scior,  Gladys   516 

Scott,  G.  W 142,  412 

Scott,  K.  F 452 

Scott,  Mary  M 142 

Scott,  R 505 

Scott,  R.  C 363 

Scott,  R.  F 428 

Scott,  Virginia   165,  275,  355 

533,  575,  584,  606 

Scott,  W.  D 578 

Scovill,   H.  T 318,396,465 

564,  580,  585,  603 

Scripps,  G.  L 416 

Scudder,   Dorothy    529 

Scudder,  J.  M 142,  565 

Scuderi,  C.  S 506 

Scull,   Miles,   Jr..  .304,  389,  426,  577 

Scully,  J.  C 392,  412 

Seago,   H.  M 320,  352 

Seal,  B.  C 168,  332,  388 

393,  485,  597 

Seanor,   J.   G 496 

Sears,  A.  F 365 

Sears,  Alice 551 

Sears,  Susie 142,  534 

Seavey,  A.  M : 486 

Seavey,  Alwin 142 

Sebek,  L.  J 365,  457 

Second  Regimental  Band 365 

Sedgwick,  R.  P 363,  465 

Sedlacek,  Irwin    482 


See,  K.  R 456 

See,  Virginia  L 142,  513,  520 

Seeber,  Marie  F 142 

Seed,   Lindon   502 

Seedorf ,  E.  E 143 

Seely,  F.  B 397,  418,  569,  576 

Seeley,  Jay    143,311,355,450 

Segall,   S.   L 478 

Seger,  C.  H 418,  585 

Segerman,  Ethel  S 143 

Seibert,  Esther    548 

Seibert,  Mary 522 

Seibold,  F.  W 393,  590 

Seidel,  A.    L 454 

Seidel,  Miriam    369 

Seidel,  R.  D 388,  391 

Seidel,  Virginia 538,  594 

Seidensticker,  Virginia   302 

Seider,  Elrena  D 546,  591 

Seider,  Norma    592 

Seidman,   Edward    508 

Seifert,  Mary  Jane    181,  290,  306 

355,  506 

Seifert,  W.   F 414,  577 

Sejba,  0 229 

Seinost,  F.  R 143,  494 

Sekera,  V.  C 388,  393,  499 

Selden,  Henrietta  F 143,  602 

Seldon,  J.  M 226.  233 

Selig,  J.   A 309,  472 

Selin,  M.  W 489 

Sellers,  Elsie 594 

Selwood,  P.  W 400,  405 

Sene,  F.  E 500 

Senior  Ball 348 

Senior  Informal   356 

Seniors 55 

Sentman,  L.   H 164,  181,  203 

233,  355,  417 

Sentz,   Laura    537,  548,  594 

Selin,  M.  W 489 

Serblin,  M.  D 143,  578 

Serbu,  M.  J 363 

Serlin,  Edward  1 304,  402 

Serra,  J.  J 221 

Servine,   S 503 

Setchell,  Elizabeth   ....268,  309,  516 

Seten,   J.   S 312,393,469,580 

Sethness,  C.  H 416 

Settlemire,  W.  L 305,  413 

Settles,  Delia    552 

Sexton,   Caroline   E 520 

Seybold,    R.    H 143,576,591 

Seybolt,  R.   F 412 

Seyfarrh,  R.  B 483,  563 

Seyfried,    F.    S 417 

Selfried,  J.  E 366 

Seyler,  E.  C 595 

Seymour,  F.  W 501 

Seymour,  G.  E 500 

Shabat,  L.  W 508 

Shabino,  A.  R 143,  465 

Shade,  Genevieve    143,  592 

Shaeffer,  Eleanor 279,  539 

Shallenberg,    P.   L 502 

Shallene,  Milda 143,518,581 

593,  606 

Shambaugh,  T.  J.,  Jr 143,  325 

Shanedling,   Phyllis 528 

Shankman,    F 455 

Shannon,  Bertha  H 143 

Shannon,  Helen   586 

Shannon,  J.  S 338,  442,  579 

Shannon,  W.  D 392 

Shapiro,  Dororhy 543 

Shapiro,  G.  L 364 

Shapiro,  Janice   143,  553 

Shapiro,  Louis    508 

Shapiro,  R 143,  588 

Shapiro,  S.  B 393,  509 

Shapiro,  S.  E 143,  603 

Shapiro,  S.    L 508 

Shappert,  William    143,  444 

Sharer,  Besse 144,  550,  592 

Sharpe,  K.  P 466 

Sharpe,  M 455 

Sharwell ,  Sylvia  542 

Shattuck,    C.    H 402 

Sharwell,  W.  E 144,  604 

Shaub,  Phyllis 144,  535 

Shaw,  Douglas    425 

Shaw,  E.J 363,  400,  602 

Shaw,  Florence  W 538 

Shaw,  J.  B 399,  413,  606 

Shaw,  R.  C 422 

Shawl,  R.  I.  .319,  367,  368,  429,  602 

Shaykin,  Hattie   553 

Shearer,  J.  A 498 

Shearer,  R.  L 144,  498,  588 

Shedd.  T.  C 569 

Sheehan,    J.    E 427 

Sheehy,   F.  T 443 

Sheets,   J.   B 471 

Sheldon,  C.   H 604 

Sheldon,  Ruth   E 517 

Shelford,  Lois    537,  596 

Shelford,  V.   E 435 

Shell,   Eleanor  A 524 

Shepard,  F.  P 434 

Shepard,  Mildred 144,  552,  523 

Shepherd,  Emma  Jane   144,  515 


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Shepherd,  F.   J 402 

Sheppley,   Helen    309,  525 

Sheridan,  J.  S 166,  351,  443 

Sherman,  N.  R 427 

Sherman,  Virginia 514 

Sherman,  W.  J 144 

Sherwood,    A.    L 300,451 

Shevler,   D.   H.,   Jr 447 

Shi-Ai    575 

Shirley,  L.   H ..390,  391 

Shirley,  M.  W 390 

Shields,   Frances 144,  333,  547 

Shildneck,  P.  R 259,  400 

Shinall,  H.  L 458 

Shingleman,  Irwin   508 

Shingleman,  Willard 508 

Shinn,   F.   A 144,  393,  450,  582 

Shipplett,  Rex   499 

Shirley,  Allan  503 

Shively,  H.  1 144 

Shoaff,    E.   A 203,  250 

Shobe,  C.  D 144 

Shoemaker,  R 144,  339,  416 

Shogren,   Josephine  F 144 

Sholis,  V.  A.. 164,  181,  299,  450,  605 

Shon,  De  Vera 543,  592 

Shook,  H.  M 144,  473 

Shoot,  L.  F 144,  448 

Shoot,  L.  R 590 

Shore,  Thelma 302,  528 

Short,  Ruth   A 144 

Shoskey,   K 505 

Shreve,   Ruth    526 

Shriner,  R.  L 400,  432 

Shultis,  R.   E 363 

Shultz,  L.  P 425 

Shumaker,  Loch  ..209,  365,  402,  407 

Shuman,  G.  M 169 

Shuman,  Geraldine    550 

Shuman,  Mildred.  .165,  320,  355,  357 
556,  559,  608 

Shuman,  P.  H 448 

Shumate,  J.   L 368,  426 

Shumway,  Waldo 203,  386,  458 

Shure,   Norman    508 

Shutter,  J.  C 433 

Sibley,  F.  G 462 

Sideman,  1 455 

Sideman,  Sydney 489,  580 

Sidwell,  Wayne   566 

Siebert,  F.  S 605 

Siebert,  F.  W 203,  255,  392,  449 

Siefferman,   R.   L 485 

Siegal,  Henry   508 

Siegel,  B.  G 459 

Siegel,  F.  W 145,  387,  392 

444,  582,  603 

Siegel,  Irving    509 

Siegel,  J.  L 145,  478 

Siegel,  Mary 553 

Siegrist,  Elizabeth  A 533,  584 

Siegrist,  R.   A 588 

Siemering,   A.    H 436 

Siemon,  Annetta  M....145,  532,  597 

Sifferd,  R.  H 363,  366 

Sigler,  Robert 415 

Sigley,  D.  T 399 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 419 

Sigma  Alpha  Iota 541 

Sigma  Alpha  Mu    455 

Sigma  Chi 413 

Sigma  Delta  Chi 605 

Sigma  Delta  Kappa   494 

Sigma  Delta  Phi 606 

Sigma  Delta  Pi  606 

Sigma  Delta  Rho. 487 

Sigma  Delta  Tau    542 

Sigma  Epsilon 605 

Sigma  lota  Epsilon 607 

Sigma  Kappa 521 

Sigma  Mu   Sigma 485 

Sigma  Nu   422 

Sigma  Phi  Beta 546 

Sigma  Phi  Delta 497 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 423 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Volley 

Ball  Team .261' 

Sigma  Phi  Sigma 457 

Sigma  Pi  436 

Sigma  Tau    576 

Signor,  Nelle  M 515 

Silander,   Janna   552 

Silbar,  B 455 

Silberberg,  Benjamin 402 

Silberman,  Cyrille   553 

Silberman,  J.  E 145 

Silberman,  M.  B 145,  484 

Silcox,  L.  E 458 

Siler,    E.   W 488 

Silliman,    Minott,   Jr 305,448 

Silling,  G.  M 493 

Silver,  I.  1 489 

Silverman,    E.   H 310,355,582 

Simerl,   L.   H 402 

Simma,  Ruth    538 

Simmonds,   L.    F 495 

Simmonds,   L.   F. 145 

Simmons,   J.   D 506 

Simms,  H.  A 145,  566 

Simon,  A.  D 167,  478 

Simon,  Abraham   509 


Simon,  E.  W 486,  566 

Simon,  Frank 226,  230 

Simon,  Leon 145 

Simon,  Martha   290,  540,  586 

Simon,  R.  C 313 

Simon,  R.  D 445,  601 

Simonds,  Sarah   525,  575 

Simons,    R.    C 470 

Simonsen,  Julia  M 145,  521 

Simonson,  Marion 536,  592 

Simpson,  Delia 558 

Simpson,   Dorothy  G 145,  551 

Simpson,  Frances 516 

Simpson,  O.  C 145 

Simpson,  R.  E 469 

Simpson,  Rhoda  M 558 

Sims,  E.  C 476 

Sims,  R.  P 604 

Sinderson,  Rocho 476 

Singer,  H.   A 508 

Singer,  H.  D 501 

Singer,  J.  D 509 

Singer,  T.   1 484 

Singh,  A.  D 435 

Singleton,   Margaret    165,  275 

355,  526,  575 

Siniarski,  C 505 

Sinnock,   Pomeroy    418 

Sinow,  L 455 

Sippy,  B.  0 503 

Siren,    The    311 

Sirois,  Vivienne   592 

Sisson,  W.  A 432 

Sitter,    Pearl  S 145,  538 

Sjolander,  H.  A 302,  441 

Skeels,   Freida  B 145 

Sketch  Club 607 

Skidmore,  J.  R 363,  366 

Skidmore,   W.   E 366 

Skiles,  K 302,  471 

Skinner,  A.  J 522 

Skinner,   H.   S 422 

Skly,  G.  L 453 

Skoglund,  J.  W 465 

Skrelunas,  George   145 

Skroder,   C.   E 397 

Skudstadt,  R 503 

Skull  and  Crescent 577 

Sladek,   W.   R 502 

Slakoff,   June    553 

Slattery,  J.  E 453 

Slaughter,   D.   P 402,  413 

Slaughter,  J.  A 473,  583 

Slaughter,  R.  W 583 

Slepicka,  Helen    .  .145,  266,  544,  607 

Slepyan,  A.  H 445 

Sloan,  Beatrice 278,  279 

Sloan,  D.  E 330 

Sloan,   H.   J 433 

Sloan,    R.   E 164,  178,  301 

355,  468,  564,  582 

Sloat,  J.  C 438 

Slonneger,  I.  C 145,  580 

Slovic,   J.   S 333,  339,  489,  601 

Slow,    Louise    588 

Slygh,   E.   J 145,447,576,591 

Smallfeldt,   Jeannette    525 

Smart,   E 437 

Smedberg,  Alice 520 

Smerz,  Anton   499 

Smetana,   Gladys   526 

Smieding,  Frances  J 514 

Smiley,  E.  B 227,  393 

402,  443,  577 


Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 


th,  Ann  A 291,  582 

th,  A.  F 203,  570 

th,  Bruce   146,  364 

th,  C.  C 479 

th,  C.  D 496 

th,  C.  G 486 

th,  C.  M 397 

th,  C.  0 146,  386,  391,  480 

th,  C.  P 436 

th,  D.  A 146,  460,  588 

th,  D.   N 221 

th,  D.  S 146,  470 

th,  D.  W 363,  480 

th,  E.  C 146,  403 

th,  E.  E 365,  423 

th,  E.   F 387 

th,  E.  J 392 

th,  E.  L 351,  423,  431 

th,   Edith    308,  520 

th,   F.  A 456 

th,  F.  K 504 

th,   Frank    412 

th,  Florence   ..146,  553,  587,  596 

th,   G.   D 314,  401,  448,  603 

th,  G.  F 400,  432 

th,  Dean  G.  H.36,  402,  421,  595 

th,  G.  P 388,  390 

th,  H.  A • .  .  ..400 

th,  H.  C 437 

th,  Helen  E 520 

th,  H.  J 474 

th,   H.   L 261,  437 

th,  Helen  L 532 

th,  J.  E 363,  364,  590 

th,  J.  H 146,  451 

th,  J.  L 419 

th,  J.  W 607 


Smith,  Jane 303,  404,  527 

Smith,  Janice 146,  403,  594,  602 

Smith,  Jean   330,  369,  514 

Smith,  Jessie  M 357,  556,  558 

Smith,  Josephine  A 524 

Smith,  K.  H 402 

Smith,  K.   J 500 

Smith,  Kathleen 558 

Smith,  L.  D 146 

Smith,  L.  H 400 

Smith,  L.  J 146,  419 

Smith,  L.  James 475 

Smith,  Laurence  L 494,  589 

Smith,   Loyal   L 421 

Smith,  M.  W 580 

Smith,   Mildred    525 

Smith,  O.  B 393 

Smith,  P.  K 399 

Smith,  R.  E 460 

Smith,  R.  F 451 

Smith,  R.  G 479 

Smith,  R.  J 326 

Smith,  R.  L 580 

Smith,  R.   M 332 

Smith,  R.  P 365,  471 

Smith,  R.  S 309,  442 

Smith,  Ruth  C 523,  553 

Smith,  S.  A 392 

Smith,  S.  D 374,  386,  388,  392 

Smith,  Stanley   427 

Smith,  T.  H 146 

Smith,  T.  R 146,  427 

Smith,  V.  T 595 

Smith,   Virginia  A 56,  146 

279,  348,  524 
Smith,  Virginia  B 57,  146,  278 

280,  281,  514 

Smith,  W.  B 499,  580 

Smith,  W.  R 391,  501 

Smith,  Walter    498 

Smithson,   Virginia    551 

Smock,  H.  B 413 

Snatner,  J.  S 496 

Snethen,   R.   K 146,  393,  604 

Snider,  Wilma  B 147 

Snively,  Bly the 5  34 

Snively,   E 308 

Snively,  Lois    513,  534 

Snively,   Mary   L 147 

Snook,  J.  K 211,  425 

Snow,  CM 507 

Snow,  E.  J 578 

Snow,  R.  D 432 

Snowhill,  Gertrude  M..147,  311,  524 

Snyder,  B 390 

Snyder,  C.   L 393 

Snyder,  I.  D 238,  242 

Snyder,  K.  M 147,  389,  471 

571,  572,  580,  593 

Snyder,  Rebecca 558 

Snyder,  W.  W 319 

Sobel,  H.  M 393 

Sochat,  Harriet 543 

Society 347 

Soderberg,  F.  W 487,  585 

Sogolow,  M.  H.  .  .221,  240,  461,  570 

Sohner,  E.  H 450 

Sokolec,  Morris    492 

Sokolow,  D.  H 147,  489 

Solger,   H.  A 147 

Soller,   Jack    147,338,339,426 

Solomon,  A.  B 393,  445 

Solomon,  A.  P 508 

Solomon,  Anna  R 147 

Solomon,  I.  T 461 

Solomon,  L.  R 461 

Solomon,  M.  1 445 

Solomon,  M.  J 492 

Solon,  Ellen 167,  321,  338.  593 

Solsberger,  F.  G 443 

Soma,  John 487 

Somerville,  J.  E 450 

Sommer,  C.   S 506 

Sommer,  O.  W 460 

Sondag,  R.  F 573 

Sonnemann,    Louise    523,594 

Soper,  J.  C 147,  437,  467 

Sophomore  Cap  Committee 169 

Sophomore  Cotillion  Committee.  .168 

Sophomore  Cotillion  352 

Soratz,  W.  D 422 

Sororities 511 

Sorority  Index 512 

Souder,   Eugene    450 

Souder,    L.   S 450 

Soukup,  Elizabeth   550 

Soule,  J.  C 427 

South,    Florence    308,  596 

Southard,  W.   A.  .339,  387,  393,  434 

Sowden,  Helen  E 165,  278 

290,  355,  523 

Spalding,  H.  A 438 

Spangler,  R.  E 422 

Spanier,  R.  W 481 

Spann,  B.  P 329 

Spann,  J.   E 447 

Sparks,  H.  F 261,  423 

Sparks,  Madge 302,  588 

Sparks,   Mary   552 

Sparks,  R.  R 427 

Sparks,  S.  P 458 


Sparks,  S.  R 389 

Spatny,  Milada 552 

Spatny,  Vlasta   551 

Spaulding,  Helen..  147,  333,  553,  608 

Spaulding,  Margaret   355 

Spear,  J.  A 392 

Specthrie,  S.  W 404 

Speer,    R.   E 506 

Speizman,  G.  W 492 

Spellman,  Edward 338 

Spelman,  N.  L 438 

Spencer,  J.  L 431 

Spencer,  L.  F 147,  368,  571 

Sperry,  F.  D 485 

Spicer,  E.  P 412 

Spiecker,  F.   K 147,  390,  393,  482 

Spiegel,   L 484 

Spiess,  R.  F 412 

Spiker,  J.   E 432 

Spitalny,  Bernice   528 

Spivey,   W.   E 147,605 

Spratt,   Nelle  M 147,  558,  602 

Spring,  Evelyn  C 544,  553,  586 

Springer,  G.  E 393,  425,  563 

Springer,    J.    E 459,582,601 

Springer,  Selma   528 

Springsted,  Barent,   Jr 147,  312 

413,  607 

Sproul,  G.   B 147,  363,  486 

Squire,  Dorothy  E 524 

Squires,    H.   W 475,  571 

Sredl,  F.  E 449 

Sroka,  E 505 

Staack,  J.  A 590 

Stafford,  E.  E 318,  451 

Stafford,  G.   T 203,  570,  595 

Stagman,  Joseph    509 

Stahl,  A.  R 461 

Stahly,  B.  F 499 

Staley,   M.    P 470 

Staley,  S.  C 203,  595 

Stallard,  Dolores  M 148 

Stalnaker,  R.  A..  .148,  226,  228,  234 
Stamm,  Esther   ...165,  300,  355,  528 

Stamm,  J.  C 419 

Standard,  W.  P 166,  306,  351 

355,  414,  568 

Stanfield,   W.   C 365,  487 

Stanford,    K.    F 412 

Stanford,  Virginia   531 

Stanley,   Dolph    148,  423 

Stanley,  Dorothy  J 520 

Stanley,   Eunice   331,  551 

Stanley,  Thelma  V 148 

Stanley,   W.   M 400 

Stanner,   Opal   L 148 

Stansfield,    Barbara  R 532 

Stanton,   Gertrude  F.  .  .  .59,  148,  175 

298,  322,  355,  535,  608 

Staples,  C.  E.,  Jr 299,355,436 

587,  604.  605 

Starcher,  G.  W 330,  399 

Starck,  Betty 548 

Star  Course 319 

Stark,   F.  W 148,  393,  485 

Stark,  George  W 339,  439,  579 

Stark,  W.  A 506 

Starkey,  Evelyn  R 548 

Starr,  C.  J 485 

Starr,  Miriam 542 

Starulis,  F.  E 148 

Staudinger,  Mabel   606 

Stauffer,  J.   C 393,  449 

Stead,  J.  B 148 

Stearns,  H.  A 400,  423 

Stearns,   J.  L 364 

Stecher,  Dorothy   553 

Steele,  Catherine  C 369,  594 

Steele,   C.  S 604 

Steele,  D.  K.  A 500 

Steele,  Dorothy  S 148 

Steele,  Edwin   422 

Steele,  Katherine  E 516 

Steele,  T.  L.  .336,  338,  355,  422,  604 

Steely,  Virginia   148,  550 

Steers,  D.   K 148,  570 

Steeve,  E.  F 148,  453 

Stege,  E.   R 392,440 

Stehman,    C.    J 331,432 

Steimley,  L.  L 362,  363 

366,  399,  602 

Stein,  A.  F 455 

Stein,  H.  N 461 

Stein,   J.   R 148,  580,  585 

Stein,  R.  E 462 

Stein,  R.  M 461 

Stein,   Gretchen    515 

Stein,   Lillian    542 

Stein,  Mildred  C 148,  528 

Steinberg,  Louis 508 

Steinborn,  H.  C 478 

Steiner,  D.  H 366 

Steiner,  K.  H 364 

Steiner,  L.  M 509 

Steiner,  Rosalind   542 

Steinman,  F.  H 501 

Steinman,  H.  J 208,  215,  423 

Steinmetz,  K.  S.  .  .169,  309,  354,  441 

Steinmeyer,  H 503 

Steinpress,   Rose    148,290 

Steit,  E.  F 348 


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Seeker,   H.   P 481 

Stepanovich,   Nick    149,494 

Stephan,   Florence    557 

Stephan,  Robert   503 

Stephens,  Bernice 164,  166,  167 

175,  297,  338,  350 

351,  355,  514,  575 

Stephens,  C 605 

Stephens,  F.  A 392 

Stephens,  H.  G 149 

Stephens,  Julia 369 

Stephens,  Marguerite  E 517,  575. 

Stephens,  Norman 412 

Stephens,   Thelma   559 

Stephens,   Virginia  M 516 

Stephenson,  Cassaline  A 514 

Sterling,    Chandler    486 

Stern,  Richard    149 

Sterrenberg,    H.   J 402 

Sterrett,   H.  Maxine 309,  516 

Stet,  W 391 

Steuernagel,    F.    W 422. 

Steuernagel,   J.   H 149 

Stevens,    E.    A 454 

Stevens,   F.   L 426,  597,  606 

Stevens,   Frances  V 149,  278 

279,  536 

Stevens,   J.   W 504 

Stevens,  Julia  C 149,  330 

403,  551,  593 

Stevens,  L.  R 478 

Stevenson,    Frances    553 

Stevenson,  Mabel 547 

Stevenson,  Marjory  E..149,  558,  592 

Stever,    L.    C 149,  485 

Stewart,  C.  L 396,  460 

Stewart,  D.  O 418 

Stewart,    Helen    279,588 

Stewart,  J.  M 149,  358,  433 

Stewart,  Lawrence   169 

Stewart,   LeRoy    302,  423 

Stewart,   R.    E 472 

Stewart,  W.   H 363,  364,  450 

Stewart,    W.    L 392,  419 

Stice,   Mary  E 149,  344,  357,  556 

558,  592,  593,  595 

Stich,  Anna  G 513,  545 

Stickley,   W.   K 500 

Stiefel,    M.    1 445 

Stiegemeyer,  Mildred   302,  531 

Stiegman,  C.  A 365 

Stiehl,   G.   H 462 

Stiel,    Margaret  C 545 

Stiff,   E.   H 385,  387,  393,  471 

Still,  Helene 523 

Stillwell,   E.   J 221 

Stine,   F.  B 226,  229,  261 

420,  563,  568 

Stine,   R.   H 571 

Stingley,  Jean 525 

Stiritz,  H.  S 473 

Stiteley,  C.  F 149 

Stitely,  Dorothy 535 

Stitt,  L.  L 149,  325,  479 

Stitzberg,  Elizabeth   528 

Stiven,  Elizabeth  C 522 

Stiven,  F.  B..  .28,  319,  328,  434,  602 

Stiven,  R.  B 421 

St.   John,  R.  C 149,  431 

Stobbe,   Ruth  M 149,  552 

Stock,   C.   M 149,  580 

Stock,  Curtiss   479 

Stock,  J.  C 363 

Stocker,  Jeanette 533 

Stocking,   W.    H 425 

Stoehr,   Emily    149,  592,  597 

Stoever,  H.  J 397,  398 

Stohl,  A.  P 473 

Stoltz,    G.   C 425,  604 

Stoltz,   L.  R 480 

Stone,  Edith  P 520 

Stone,  F.  L 504 

Stone,  Jack   492 

Stone,  L.  R 211,  434 

Stone,   Mary 150,  526 

Stone,  Rebecca   584 

Stone,  S.  M 392,  463 

Stoody,  H.  A 460 

Stoolman,  Elizabeth  V.274,  320,  338 
353,  355,  515,  575,  581,  606 

Storey,  Wilmah   550 

Storme,  Glen    423 

Stotlar,  R.   C 413 

Stout,  C.   R 588 

Stout,  W.  H 150,  203,  252 

253,  457,  564,  587 
Stoutemyer,   Elsie  M...150,  551,  592 

Stoutenburg,   Margaret   553 

Stowe,  W.  P 301,  413 

Strain,   W.   J 604 

Strandin.  Waltet   423 

Strang,  Jessie  A...  150.  279,  513,  537 

Strang,  M.  M 309,  433 

Stratton,  Marie  V 404 

Stratton,   R.   L 338 

Stratton,   R.   S 339 

Straub,   A.   F 393 

Streicher,    M.    H 508 

Streit,  E.  F 56,  150,  494 

Striepe,    Mildred    557 

Striplin,  R.  M 419 


Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Strockbine,   Helen    150 

Strode,  O.  G 211 

Strode,  Rogene 331 

Stroh,   J.   E 506 

Strohl,  E.  L 500 

Strohm,  P.  H 164,  181,  209 

355,  422,  568 

Stroll,  K.  A 588 

Strom,  C.  W 399 

Strong,   R.   V.  D 164,  175,  227 

355,  465,  589 

Strubinger,  Mary   592 

Struck,   H.  C 4.69. 

Struck,  R.  A ....469 

Stubbs,  F.  W 386,  434,  569 

Stubblefield,  Frances   552 

Stuber,    Dorothy 513,537 

Student  Administration 317 

Student  Council 322 

Stuit,  Dewey 403 

Scull,  Helen  C 150,  369,  399 

526,  606,  688 

Stults,    Margaret    514 

Stultz,   G.   D 495 

Sturdyvin,   Loretta    ....166,350,606 

Sturman,   Jack 565 

Su,  Chester  S 586 

Suhr,  K.  C 313,  496 

Suleeba,  Marian 536 

Sullivan,  Alice  M 527 

Sullivan,   Beatrice    552 

Sullivan,  C.   P 500 

Sullivan,  D.  J 221,  436 

Sullivan,  J.  A 362.  363,  477,  602 

Sullivan,  Lorna   507,  552 

Sullivan,   M.  F 362,  386,  388 

392,  423,  608 

Sultan,   G.    S 478 

Sultan,  Jerome   478 

Summer,   Ida    513,  543 

Summerall,  Gen 373 

Summerfeld,  C 503 

Summers,  Frances  R 150 

Summers,  W.  L 420 

Summerville,  M.   J 506 

Sun,  Oliver 586 

Sundberg,  Joe 419 

Suppiger,  E.  W 388,  397 

Suranovic,   Rosemary    290,  551 

Surman,  Mary   150,  596 

Sutch,  B.  C 388,  393 

Sutch,  H.  C 390,  486 

Sutherland,  Dorothy  M 150 

Sutherland,   R.  T 393,  450 

Sutherlin,    Kathryn   J 541 

Sutin,    L.   R 203,  251,  338,  572 

Sutton,   B.   T 447 

Sutton,  J.  L 150,  468 

Svilow,  C.   J 392,  482 

Swain,  J.  W 367,  588 

Swain,  Lois   160,  354,  553 

Swain,    P.   B 150,  441 

Swain,  T.  W 164,  306,  322,  355 

446,  563,  579,  582 

Swann,  Sherlock   400,  432 

Swanson,  C.  N 392,  451 

Swanson,   G.   A 571 

Swanson,  Lillian  C.  .  .  .304,  517,  608 

Swanson,  M.  B 211,  440 

Swanson,  S.  S.  L 465 

Swanson,   V.   C 498 

Swanson,  Wesley 339 

Sward,  Stacy 523 

Swarner,  J.  L 392 

Swartz,  T.  M 150,  401,  590 

Swee,  L 459 

Sweet,  Celia    551 

Sweet,  R.  D 413 

Sweet,  R.  S 400 

Sweetman,  F.  K 150,  203 

261,  430,  587 

Swift,   E.   B 169,  425 

Swigart,  Lois  C 524 

Swilo,   C.   J 392 

Swinford,  Clarice  V 150 

Swingley,  Evelyn   541 

Swisegood,   Martha  E..150,  369,  531 

Swoboda,   A.  F 493 

Symons,   G.   E 400 

Synton   608 

Sypel,   Alice    552 

T 

Tadpole  Club 290 

Taft,   Lorado 580 

Taft,  Manuel    508 

Talbot,  A.  N 397,  431,  569 

Tamais,  W.  B 227 

Tammen,  Margery 552 

Tammens,  W.  H 466 

Tankus,  Solly 492 

Tanner,  F.  W 328,  432,  450 

Tarpley,  Frances 308,  404,  557 

Tarvin,  W 442 

Tarwain,   J..  .151,  203,  220,  222,  426 

Tasch,  A.  F 259,  443 

Tailor,  Miriam 553 

Taubeneck,   G.   F 151,174 

298,  403,  463,  605 


Tau  Beta  Pi 397 

Tau  Delta  Phi 484 

Tau  Delta  Tau 462 

Tan  Epsilon  Phi 478 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 444 

Taulbee,  M.  L 221 

Tau  Nu  Tau 391 

Tavs,  Louise   404,  526,  586 

Tawney,   P.  O 402 

Taxon,  F.  N 473,  571 

Taylor,   Edith    332,  548,  597 

Taylor,  Emily  Christine 558 

Taylor,   Elizabeth 534,  553 

Taylor,  Helen 595 

Taylor,  J.  S ..  .501 

Taylor,    Lucille 536,  592 

Taylor,  M.  T 506 

Taylor,  Mamie  F 151 

Taylor,  Mildred   399 

Taylor,  Miriam    369 

Taylor,  P.  R 151,  580 

Taylor,  R.  E.,  Jr 440 

Taylor,  T.  G 151 

Taylor,  W.  L 151,  392,  588 

Teare,  W.  D 490 

Tebow,  H.  J 151,  391 

Technograph,    The    313 

Teeter,  R.  W 339,  368,  460,  602 

Telford,  Sally 540 

Telleen,   K.   L .227,  328 

402,  481,  563. 

Telleen,  L.  W 481 

Temple,  L.  K 364 

Temple,    Mary   F 151,332 

548,  596,  597 

Temple,  Mary  L 520 

Templeton,  Laurence 507 

Tener,  R.  E .436 

Tenney,  H.  M ...151,  446 

Tenney,  R.  1 301,  452 

Tennyson,  R.  W    ;  ...498 

Terman,  Louis   508 

Terrapin    291 

Terry,  H.  B 241,  412,  577 

Terry,  R.  E -....507 

Tesh,  Flora  H 532 

Tesmer,   Joseph    .  . . 499 

Teteak,  Rubv   535 

Tevis,  R.  E.: 439 

Thacker,  Dora 369,  531 

Thacker,  E.  A 504 

Thaisen,  L.  H 151,  466 

Thalman,  Hope   516 

Thai,  D.  E 451 

Thai,  Mildred  M 523,  592 

Theiss,  E.  L 444,  580,  585 

Theiss,  Phyllis   524 

Thclen,   F.   L 504 

Theobald,   Marie  E 151 

Theobald,  W 221,  434 

Theobald,  W.  H 504 

Thenaud,   F.   P.   G 596 

Theta  Alpha 469 

Theta  Chi 452 

Theta  Delta  Chi 437 

Theta  Kappa  Nu 486 

Theta  Kappa  Phi 474 

Theta  Nu  Epsilon 496 

Theta  Phi  Alpha 527 

Theta  Sigma  Phi 608 

Theta  Tau 578 

Theta  Vpsilon 534 

Theta  Vpsilon  Omega 479 

Theta  Xi 470 

Thieda,  R.  A 477,  563 

Thiel,  Helen 553 

Thiemann,  H.  A 481 

Thies,  Genevieve 552,  588 

Tho,  S.  H 586 

Thode,  Paul 501 

Thoma,  Mary  F 524 

Thomas,   C.  W 392 

Thomas,  G.  E 364 

Thomas,  Grace 553 

Thomas,  H.  F 416 

Thomas,  H.  R 397,  413 

Thomas,  J.  G 405 

Thomas,  J.  H 413,  583 

Thomas,   R.   R..  .  .151,  449,  574,  583 

Thomas,  R.  W 474 

Thomason,  J.  D 418.  420 

Thompson,  Dean  C.  M..23,  328,  386 
396,  402,  473,  564,  571,  572,  595 

Thompson,  C.  A 416 

Thompson,  C.  L 397,  594 

Thompson,  Cyrus 304 

Thompson,   D.   E 151,  203 

234,  250,  418,  563 

Thompson,  Frances 151,  557 

Thompson,  G.  C 438 

Thompson,  G.  W 590 

Thompson,   H.   L 151,  588 

Thompson,    H.   R 415 

Thompson,  Harriet   522 

Thompson,  I.  N 365,  418 

Thompson,  Jean 520 

Thompson,  L.  B 418 

Thompson,  Louise  H 513,  522 

Thompson,  L.  T 607 

Thompson,   M.  A 365 

Thompson,  Mary 520 


Thompson,  Norris 169 

Thompson,  O.  D 482 

Thompson,   P.  W 151 

Thompson,  R.  C 441' 

Thompson,   R.   M 413 

Thompson,  V.  W.  . .  . 453 

Thorns,  Ruth  L 538,  549,  587 

Thomsen,  P.  G 458 

Thomson,   R.  J ' 483 

Thorek,  Philip   508 

Thornes,  H.  F 152 

Thornton,   Elva    548 

Thrasher,  L.  A 363,  366 

Thurston,    Frances 268,  309,  533 

Tice,  Fredrick 501 

Tiebout,   C.  R 365 

Tieman,  H 437 

Tien,  C.  C 586 

Tiffany,  Joe   313,  423 

Tillman,    Kathryn    .  . 552 

Timm,    J.    A.  .  .56,  58,  152,  177,  203 
208,  217,  231,  322,  355,444,  570 

Timmerman,   H.  C 481 

Tindall.  J.  M 364 

Ting,  H.  P 586 

Tingley,  C.  B 152 

Tintinger,   Marian  E...152,  537,  587 

Tjardes,  Ruth   152,  292,  552 

Tobias,   Helen   J 57,  152 

298,  355,  513,  545 

Tobias,  Olga 152 

Tobie,  J.  E 365 

Tobin,  Blanche  M 152,  550,  588 

Tobin,  Curtis   573 

Tobin,  L.  M 412,  605 

Tockstein,  L.  V. .  .226,  228,  232,  234 

Todd,   Dorothy   308,  526 

Tolar,   W 505 

Toles,  E.  B 329 

Toll,  O.  L 486 

Tolman,   Lois    291,552,592 

Tolson,   J.  J 152,  424,  456 

Tompson,   C.   L 442 

Tomy,  P.  G 363,  364 

Tonkoff,  J.   P 203,  248,  439 

Tooley,   F.  V 363,  366,  464 

Toomey,   Constance  D 545 

Tooper,  J.  R 250,  260,  355 

Tooper,  R.  J 250,  260 

Torch 165 

Tourtelot,  J.   L 437,  577 

Townley,  Marjorie 550 

Townsend,   E.  J 399,  412 

Townsend,   Josephine   M 167 

515,  575 

Townsend,  K.  G 442 

Townsend,  Susan  D 152,  518 

Trabert,  L.  A 330,583 

Trabert,  L.  V 330,  363 

364,  402,  463,  571 

Track   225 

Tracy,   P.   H 496 

Trafelet,   R.   E 437 

Transom,  Muriel  D 301,  517 

Traub,  D.  S 445,  601 

Traub.  Maxine 528 

Traub,   P.  C 152,  479,  604,  605 

Traynor,  D.  D 250,  443 

Treece,  W.  J 490 

Treen,  A.  E 457 

Trees,   Katherine   516 

Trees,  M.  T 20 

Trelease,  Leah  F.  .  . 529 

Trelease,  William   427 

Treleaven,  Marian 541 

Trenchard,  Mary 37 

Trewyn,   V.   C 414 

Triangle 431 

Tribe  of  lllini 203 

Triebel,   H.   H 418 

Tricbel,  Lucile 275,  515 

Trieber,  Dresna   542 

Trimble,  H.  D 456 

Trimble,  M.  L 230 

Trimble,  T.  H 415 

Tripp,   H.   L 152,  580,  585 

Tripp,  K.   E 330,  368,  460 

Troch,   H.   C 454 

Trommer,  C.  H 588 

Trowbridge,  A.  H 496 

Troxel,  S.  M 400 

Trude,  W.  E 363,  364,  480 

True,  J.  N 567 

Tsai,  W.  F 586 

Tschappat,  George 473  . 

Tsiang,  C.  C 586 

Tsui,  C.  H 586 

Tsui,  T.  T 586 

Tsung,  T.  T 435,  586 

Tuach,  Katherine   305,  552 

Tucker,  C.  S 363,  366 

Tucker,  G 437 

Tucker,   Harold    169 

Tucker,  K.  R 448 

Tucker,  R.  K ; 456 

Tuemmler.   F.  D 366 

Tu-Mas   579 

Tumavich,  Norbert 152,  476 

Tupy,  Viola 526 

Turck,   J.   A 169,  302,  422 

Turigliatto,   Joseph    490 


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Turnbaugh,  E.  J 152 

Turnell,  Amy 290,  531 

Turnell,   Ann    531 

Turner,  A.  W 488 

Turner,  C.   F 414 

Turner,  D.  R 250 

Turner,  Dean  Fred  H 36,  318 

'  402,  419,  458,  577,  595 

Turner,  H.  W 365 

Turner,   Irene    543 

Turner,   L.   D 227,  421,  577 

Turner,  M.  T 499,  590 

Turner,  P.  L 450,  476 

Turner,  R.  E 363,  366 

Turner,  W.  K 365 

Turner,  W.  W. .  .' 464 

Turnipseed,  E.  S 365 

Turnquist,  J.  W.,  Jr 451 

Turow,   Isadore    509 

Tuthill,  H.  K 429,  576,  605 

Turtle,   G.   P.  .35,  319,  328,  336,  416 

Tuvada,  Anna 290,  534 

Tuxhorn,  A.  G 56,  348 

Tvvente,   A.  D 494 

Twersky,  Bernice 553 

Twiss,  Margaret 557 

Twitchell,  B.  E ' 50O 

Twohey,  F.  J 504 

Twyman,   L.   R 152,  468 

Tykociner,  J.  T 608 

Tylman,   S.   D 505 

Tylor,  Stella  T.  E 607 

u 

Uhlendorf,  R.  D 442 

Uhlir,  O.  V 477 

Ullman,  H.  0 152,  436 

Ulrey,    I.    C 153,429,570,607 

Umnus,  L.  J 462 

Undem,  H.  L 426 

Underclassmen   . . 163 

Underwood,   Alice  B 523 

Underwood,  CD 153 

Underwood,  Esther 330 

Untried,  W.  J.,  Jr 389,  451 

University  Bands  362 

University  History  39 

University  Life 171 

University  Women 263 

Unzicker,  W.   L.,  Jr..  .332,  418,  597 

Urban,  F.  R 504 

Urbanek,  Frank   501 

Ursin,  George,  Jr. 326,  499 

Uscman,  E.  M 228,  233,  439,  577 

Utley,  J.  H 251,  413,  606 

Utterback,  D.  D 153,  487 

V 

Vagtborg,  H.  C 465 

Vail,  H.  F ' 506 

Vaky,  J.  R 364 

Van  Arsdell,  J.  M 437 

Van  Bergen,  Margarer 548,  588 

Van  Campen,  M.  G.  ..153,  400,  432 

Vance,  A.  Sr.  Clair 439 

Vance,  D.  E 153,  495,  607 

Vance,  Harold   444 

Vance,  J.  D 419 

Vance,  L.  H 415 

Vance,   Nancey    153,  525 

Vance,  W.  N.,  Jr 153,  336 

338,  339,  353,  439 

Van  Cleave,  H.  J. 458 

Vandenberg,  H.  J 435 

Van  der  Kloot,  A. 506 

Vandervoort,  G.  W.  .  . 365 

Van  Doren,  C.  A 482,  566 

Van  Doren,  D.  M 153,  396,  585 

Van  Doren,  F.  H 153,  418,  608 

Van  Dyke,  A.  M 153 

Van  Epps,  L.  E 387,  431 

Vanerka,  J.  A 456 

Van  Etten,   Marie .  . .' 527 

Van  Gerpen,  G.  C 365,  477' 

Van  Hazel,  Willard 502 

Van  Ness;  G.  M 386,  473 

Van  Ness,  R.  C 441 

Van  Ness,   W.   P 153,  587,  441 

Van  Sickle,  J.  R 299,,  476,  605 

Vanstone,  R.  F 153 

Van  Tress,  L.  M .463,  602 

Van  Tuyl,  R.  M 471 

Van  Vliat,  Ellen 153,  551 

Van  Voorst,  G.  R 436 

Varney,  H.  R V 504 

Varsity  Baseball 238 

Varsity  Basketball  . . 221 

Varsity  Cross   Country 234 

Varsity  Debate  345 

Varsity  Fencing    255 

Varsity  Football 208 

Varsity  Tennis 250  . 

Varsity  Track 226 

Varsity  Water  Polo 253 

Varty,  L.  B 168,  259 

352,  440,  577 
Varzino,  L.  F 506 


Vasen,  S.  E 432 

Vasey,  Vera  M 153,  544 

Vatthauer,  E.  W 389 

Vaughn,  Alice .290,  552 

Vaughn,  CD 424,  563 

Vaughn,  J.   H 413 

Vaughn,  S.  B 166,  351,  462 

Vaupel,  P.  E 393 

Vawter,    J.   0 397,  569,  578 

Veach,  C.  W 583 

Vernon,    G.   E 500 

Verry,  T.  R 365 

Vespa,  D.  D 503 

Vespa,  N.  J 503 

Vesta  and  lo V.' 558 

Vetcer,  Ruthetta 308 

Vick,  Mary  E 153 

Vierow,  F.  M 339,  362,  363 

Villanueva,  S.  P ". .  . 601 

Villars,  R.  L 451 

Vincent,  W.  W > 438 

Viner,  R.  E 479 

Vinik,   G.   A 153 

Virgin,   Helen    303,  -550 

Vission,  Joshua   565 

Vleck,   Vera   303 

Vodak,  Alice 154,  535 

Voelkel,  Anne 303,  530,  584 

Voer,  Robert ' 310,  425 

Voigne,  Virginia  de 522 

Volger,  Irma   308,  532 

Volin,  R.  L 154,  505 

Vollborn,  A.   L 58,  154,  175,  227 

228,  234,  355,  420,  449 

Voile,  Reva   551,  592 

Von  Lehsten,  A.  R 211,  449,  570 

Von  Rautenkranz,   R 365,  428 

Voorhees,  F.  H .-.'..  154 

Voorhees,   W.  C 154,  460,  585 

Voris,   F.   B 504 

Vo'se,  A.  A 448 

Voss,  Edna 551 

Vought,    A.    L 417 

Voyles,   Carl  M..  .211,  220,  421,  570 
Vydareny,   M 499,  580 

w 

W.  A.  A :  .278,  279 

Wacaser,  H.  E ..  .365 

Wach,  E.  C 505' 

Wachob,  Evelyn   .'36?,  541 

Wachowski,  T.  J 500 

Wachsman,  D.  V., 392,  445 

Wachter,  Henry 301,  423 

Waddell,  F.  J .154,  385 

387,  392,  607 

Waddell,  J.  L.,  Jr '.  307,  423 

Waddell,  Jessie 308,  517,  586 

Waddell,  Ruth  E 517,  575 

Waddell,  T.  B 387,  392 

Wade,  C.  F 450 

Wade,  Willard  Edmond 363;  432 

Waggoner,  Margaret  P 154 

333,  547 

Waggoner,  W.  1 417 

Wagner,  A.   G 252,  402,  484 

Wagner,   David    601 

Wagner,  Dororhy 546 

Wagner,  E.  H 154,  203 

253,  471,  580,  587 

Wagner,  G.  P.,  Jr 412 

Wagner,  Grerchen 525 

Wagner,  O.  E 493 

Wahl,  E.  C 493 

Wahl,  H.  T 239 

Wainwright,   Charlotte  R...517,  596 

Wais,  O.  B 445 

Waisman,  Anne 553 

Waisman,  Rose   553 

Waiss,  Marian ' 529 

Waite,  H.  E 154,  392 

Wakefield.  Dorothy   309,  531 

Walberr,  K.  C 434 

Waldmeier,   Jennie 538 

Waldmeier,  Mabel 538 

Waldo,   E.   H 397,435,589 

Walker,  A.  M 490 

Walker,  Betty 522 

Walker,    F.   H 58,  154,  179,  203 

208,  215,  328,  355,  422 

Walker,   F.   J 57 

Walker,   Florence   536,  592 

Walker,  H.  B 238,  245 

Walker,  J.  D 154,  498 

Walker,  J.  T 154,  442 

Walker,   Kathryn 600 

Walker,  P.  H 365,  498 

Walker,  Reta 547,  558 

Wall,  Bernard 494,  573 

Wall,   Eleanor    527 

Wall   Harrv    •. '.  .  .461 

Wall,  J.  W 508 

Wallace,  G.  1 432,  433 

Wallace,  H.  J .441 

Wallace,  Mary 533 

Wallace,  M.  T 154 

Wallace,  Samuel   419 

Wallberg.  Marshall 439 

Waller,  R.  0 386 


Wallenstein,  R.  M 365,  461 

Wallheiser,  M.  T 500 

Walling,  Lillian  C 309,  523 

Wallingford,   M.  1 447 

Wallis,  R.  M 154 

Wallk,   S 252,  253,  455 

Wallrab,  C.  V 288,  391,  486 

Walls,  Edna  E 520 

Walsh,  Genevieve 551 

Walsh,  W.  J 154 

Walrer,  Ardath  C 155,  533 

Walter,  C.  R 155,  412 

Walter,  E.  H 388,  392,  499 

Walter,  George,  Jr 444 

Walter,  W.  E 155,  249,  417 

Walters,  E 505 

Walters,  Gertrude  A 515 

Walters,  Ruth 596 

Walthall,   Agnes  L 587 

Walther,   Harrison   402,  479 

Walton,  C  W.,  Jr 155 

Walton,  W.  F 502 

Walz,   Judith   R 366,  541 

Wandling,    R.    M 578 

Wang,  T.  J,  .166,  326,  351,  355,  60S 

Wanger,   D 228,  445,  572 

Ward,  G.  F 309,  419 

Ward,  H.  B 328,  405,  458,  460 

Ward,  H.  M 419,  420 

Ward,  L.  G 416 

Ward,   P.  W 485 

Ward,  R.  D 309 

Ward,  Russell    416 

Wardall,  Ruth  A 515,  602 

Wardecker,  F.  E 412 

Ware,  Frances  L 155,  517 

Wares,  J.  A 460 

Warga,  F.  J 155,  203,  254 

Warley,  Alberta  C 155 

Warlow,    L.    E 387,  393,  475 

Warncke,  Rurh 552 

Warner,  Dorothy 550 

Warner,   J.   K 239,  425 

Warner,  S.  F 441 

Warnes,   Lois  M 155,  558 

Warnock,  W.  G 405,  462 

Warren,   Eleanor   526 

Warren,  H.  C 365,  462 

Warren,  H.   P 604 

Warren,  J.  F \392,  393,  480,  587 

Warren,  L 155,  393 

Warren,   P.   H 364 

Warren,  Thelma   533,  584 

Warren,  Wandall   i 444 

Warrick,  P.  J 486 

Wascher,  Anita 369,  538,  584 

Waser,  G.  A 418 

Wasserman,  D 478 

Wasserman,  M 445 

Wasserstrom,  Sylvia 5  53,  588 

Waterhouse,  William   441 

Waterman,  Gladys  D..155,  538,  551 

Waters,  C.  F 506 

Wathall,  Agnes  L 155 

Watson,  D.   K 254 

Watson,  E.  C 364,  454 

Watson,  E.   G 457 

Watson,   F.   R 458 

Watson,   L.  T 464 

Watson,  N.  A 404 

Watson,  T.  A 422,  605 

Watr,  Jane  C 367,  533 

Watt,  L.   A .387,  393 

424,  482,  563 

Watters,  J.  E 495 

Watts,   Arthur    472 

Watts,   Evelyn  M 155,  534 

Watts,  Madolin   534 

Watts,  Mary 557 

Waugh,  D.  R 155,  196 

248,  355,  420,  452,  563 

Way,  S.  Jocelyn 155,  524 

Wear,  H.  C 487 

Weatherford,  Anna  Margaret.  .  .  .404 

Weatherly,   J.   A 504 

Weaver,  L.  A 155,  588,  589 

Weaver,  M.  A 155,  468 

Webb,  E.  M. -.  .-.  .417 

Webb,    J.    R 387,392,603 

Webb,  S.  G 422- 

Webber,   Anne 552 

Webber,  C  A 439 

Webber,   C.  M 424 

Webber,  Frances 596,  603 

Webber,   Shirley  G 524 

Webeck,   R.   C 156,  397,  589 

Weber,  C 389 

Weber,   Charlotte  L 156,  521 

Weber,   E.   A 472 

Weber,   F.  0 595 

Weber,  L.  F 502 

Weber,  N.  S 393,  495 

Weber,  Ruth 536 

Weber,  Virginia  P 532,  594 

Webster,  Annie  L 156 

Webster,  Emma  L 302,  531 

590,  592 
Webster,  G.  A...  .156,  203,  252,  253 

327,  355,  440,  568,  587 

Webster,  G.  L 507 

Webster,  Jean 268, '291,' 515 


Webster,  Lois 253,  516 

Wechsler,  Elfreda 539 

Wechter,  Ruth 333,  528 

Week  Ann 534 

Weclew,   Adelaide  L .156,  535 

Weclew,  T.  V 156 

Weclewski,.  T 505 

Weed,  Marietta   538 

Weeks,  Col.  C.  W 374,  386 

388,  390,  412 

Weeks,  Dorothy  A 156 

Wcffsky,  A 509 

Wegner,  Violet   308,  552 

Weideman,   E 564 

Weigand,  D.  E 589,  608 

Weigand,   P.   C 486 

Weihe,  A.  S 506 

Weil,  A.  J ' 484' 

Weil,  A.  W 459 

Weiland,  G.   C 451 

Weiller,  J.  E .445" 

Wein,  M.  S 508 

Weinard,  F.  F 590 

Weinberg,  C  M.  . . '. ' 509 

Weinberg,  H.  H :326 

Weinberg,   Katherine    311,518 

Weinberg,  S.  G '. 156,  388 

„„      ,  391,  466,  591 

Weinberger,   F.  R 484 

Weiner,  Clarice   542 

Weininger,  B.  1 509 

Weinman,  H 455 

Weinrich,  Carl .425 

Weintraub,  M 221,  260 

Weintraub,  Mary ...'.586 

'  Weintz,  C  C 156,  493,  591 

Weir,  Florence  M..  . . '. 156,  546 

Weis,  Audrey   279,  530,  584 

Weis,  Louise '        '  542 

Weis,   R.  D 455 

Weisiger,   George  B 424 

Weiss,  Anita 552 

Weiss,  Herbert 503 

Weiss,  Maurice 5  08 

Weissman,  Saul 156 

Welch,  Angela 156 

Welch,  Bertha  L 156,  553    582 

Welch,  E.  Lucille 515 

Welch,   Helen    311,  517 

Welch,  Helen  M 156    545 

Welch,  K.  B 21i;  426 

Welch,  Martha  G '.  52'6' 

Welch,  Mary  C 156,  553,  592 

Welch,  R.  A ......415 

Welch,  R.  L '    444 

Welge,  A.  C '431 

Welker,  E.  L 156 

Welker,  Lois 557 

Wellman,  B.   L..  .157,  397,  398    499 

Wells,  A.   V 493    579 

Wells,  C  W 387,  393!  466 

Wells,  E.  W 388    391 

Wells,  F.  B 157'  432 

Wells,  L.  S.  .157,  387,  392,  588,'  599 

Wells,  Mary 595 

Wells,  P.  A.,  Jr.  ..  .'..  .  434 

weiis,  r.  g ..' ;:;;;363 

Wells,  Romena  E 606 

Welry,  J.   W 504 

Wenceslao,  A.  M 157,  601 

Wendt,  N.  E 261'  430 

Wenninger,  W.  C 491 

Wente,    C.   F 506 

Wenthe,  R.  J 450 

Wenzel,  H.  A 157,  351,  588,  608 

Werbel,   M 509 

Werden,  R.  M 454 

Werland,  O.  S 485 

Werlik,  Ellen   552 

Werlik,  Rose 55? 

Werner,  CD 203,  226,  462 

Werner,   C.   O 480 

Werner,  M.  J 506, 

Wernham,  S.  C 580 

Wernle,  A.  J 469 

Wertsch,  C.  H 300,  365,  466 

Wesemann,  Lois .309,  518 

Wesley  Foundation ' 330 

Wesley,  J.  P. .  . . 428 

Wesner,  L.  E 157 

Wesner,  R.   E .  . . 157,  420 

Wessels,   Aldine 165,  300'  355 

West,  M.  H '.'.' 431 

West,  N.  A 585 

West  Residence  Hall 553 

West,   R.   J 364,  588,  589 

West,  R.  W 365 

West,  W.  A 393 

West,   W.   F.,   Jr 157,  388,' 590 

Westall,   C.   C.  ..  .157,  485,  574,  583 

Westall,  Donald   422 

Westberg,  V.  L 157,  475 

Westerberg,  J.  H .456 

Westergaard,  H.  M 397 

Westerheide,   Artrude   '.  .559 

Westerlund,   Leona .331 

Westheimer,  N.  F .445 

Weston,  Margaret   ' 55T 

Weston,  N.  A 396,  417,  564,  580 

Westwood,  G.  F .488 

Wetner,  C.  0 480 


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Index  of  Books  and  Persons — continued 


Wettstaedt,  R.  T 157 

Wey,  G.  L 157,  435 

Wexberg,  S.  1 461 

Wexler,  Sarah   539 

Whalen,  C.  P 502 

Whalin,  H.  S 329,  429 

Whan,  F.  L 345,  439 

Wharfield,  A.  M 157,331 

393,  450,  605 

Wheadon,  L.  K 420,  452 

Wheat,  J.  H 164,  181,  259 

355,  446,  563,  579,  587 

Wheat,  W.  H 321 

Wheeland,  Marjorie   553 

Wheeler,  J.  C 365,  428 

Wheeler,  Melba 366,  541 

Wheeler,  P.  A...  .255,  388,  393,  472 

Wheelock,  J.  L 441 

Wheelock,  R.  A 414 

Whelan,   Jane   165,  278 

279,  280,  290,  355 

Whipple,  G.  B 446,  588 

Whisenand,  J.  F 402,  447 

White,  C.  A 603 

White,  Ellen 518 

White,  H.  L 397 

White,  Harold  R 203,  418 

White,  Harvey  R 413 

White,  J 400,  459 

White,  J.  M 35,  318,  397 

418,  572,  591,  604 

White,  J.  R 415 

White,  J.  S 366 

White,  J.  T 157,  477 

White,  Lillian   525 

White,  Lois   369 

White,  M 455 

White,  R.  B 415 

White,  R.  C, 457 

White,  R.  L 226 

White,  Thelma    369 

White,   Vernette.  .157,  275,  369,  541 

Whiteford,  Mary 606 

Whiteford.  R.  B 157,  585,  607 

Whitelaw,   Margaret  J 158,  524 

Whitely,  R.  E 454 

Whitfield,  Helen  1 158,  603 

Whitfield,  J.  H 457 

Whitlock,  Albert 465 

Whitlock,  Mary  C 602 

Whitney,  Elizabeth  F 533 

Whitney,  L.  R 420 

Whitson,   June    165,274,338 

355,  515,  581,  bi)6 

Whitson,   L 338,  339,  420 

Whittaker,  E.  C 313,  496 

Whittaker,  L.  D 500 

Whittenberg,  L.  E 158,  464 

Whittington,     Grace 558 

Whittle,   E.   C 456 

Whyte,  Dorothy  M 404,  525,  581 

Whyte,  G.  K 251 

Wiberg,  V 158 

Wich,  H.  H 363,  366,  402,  602 

Wichman,  Henry 423 

Wick,  A.  S 450 

Wicken,  Jack   430 

Wickendon,  G.  B 436 

Wickhorst,  Laura 534 

Wickland,  E.  H 363,  488 

Wiedey,  C.  R 471,  580 

Wiegand,  D.  C 388 

Wiegand,   P.   E 493 

Wiegand,   W.   W 493 

Wiehle,   Fern   550 

Wiener,   S 508 

Wies,  C.  C 485,  497 

Wiese,   J.   F 239 

Wiese,  P.  E 414 

Wietz,    L.    J 158,  203,  208 

212,  355,  570 

Wiggins,  Janice 519 

Wilbarn,   S.   L 211 

Wilber,  M.  D 365 

Wilborn,,  Anthony   426 

Wilbur,  Alicia 552 

Wilcox,  C.  F 331,  365,  591 

Wilcox,   Catherine 331,  369,  600 

Wilcox,  Emma   331,  369 

Wilcox,  Mildred   522 

Wilcox,   P.   M 485 

Wild,  Ronald 313,  389,  476 

Wilder,  W.  L 462 

Wilderberg,   R.  C 506 

Wildi,   Evelyn    551 

Wiley,  C.  C 397,  497,  569 

Wiley,  C.  F 447 

Wiley,    D.    F 158,203,251,424 

Wiley,  L.  E 364 

Wiley,   T.   T 158,363,463,569 

Wilhelm,  G.  W 158,  432 

Wilhelmi,   L.   J 506 

Wilhite,  S.  E 393 

Wilkening,  Francelia  A 308 

552,  590 

Wilkes,  Mary 358 

Wilkes,  Virginia 514 

Wilkins,   F.   M 393,  495 

Wilkinson,   L.  C 505 

Wilkinson,  Nathan   427 


Willard,  A.  C. .  .397,  398,  431,  576 

Willard,  A.  H 437 

Willard,  Helena   302,  521 

Willcox,  C.  F 475 

Wilier,  P 437 

WUlett,  C.  K 499 

Willett,  Martha 520 

Willett,  O.  B 305 

Willey,   W.   E 580 

Williams,  Alberta   369 

Williams,  Ann 536 

Williams,   Clara    369,  526 

Williams,  Cleo 494 

Williams,   E 259 

Williams,  E.  E 433 

Williams,  Edith 558 

Williams,  Edwin 499 

Williams,  Ernest 508 

Williams,  F.  P 158,  495 

Williams,  L.  W 429,  595 

Williams,  M.  L..  .158,  238,  245,  355 

Williams,  Olive  1 540 

Williams,   Phyllis    553 

Williams,   W.   L 404 

Williams,   Wilma    558 

Williamson,   C.   S 500 

Williamson,  E.  C 452 

Williamson,  Frances 177,  298 

355,  553,  590 
Williamson,  J.  C..252,  452,  563,  587 

Williamson,  J.  D 438 

Williamson,  Lucille 158 

Williamson,  Robert 499 

Willis,  D.  A 508 

Willis,  Inna  M 421 

Willwerth,    Harry    426 

Wilmot,  Bernadette  M 545 

Wilson,   A.   G ' 502 

Wilson,   Beatrice    558 

Wilson,  Dorothy  B 552 

Wilson,   E.   L 299,  470,  605 

Wilson,  Elinor 552 

Wilson,  F.  E 504 

Wilson,    F.   S 158,336,338 

339,  442,  504 

Wilson,  Frances 437 

Wilson,  G.  C,  Jr 319,  353,  362 

363,  366,  602 

Wilson,  Grace 158,  331,  549 

Wilson,  Harold  A 466 

Wilson,  Harold  E 387,  393,  471 

Wilson,  Harry  A 434 

Wilson,  H.  E 329 

Wilson,   Henry  E 385,  418 

Wilson,   L.  W 158,349,440 

Wilson,  Lucille   531 

Wilson,  Louise 158 

Wilson,   M.   A 159,485,497 

Wilson,  M.  H 583 

Wilson,   M.   L 552 

Wilson,   Maxine 517 

Wilson,   P.   K 308,  425 

Wilson,  Pauline 159 

Wilson,  R.  B 500 

Wilson,  R.  J 419,  579 

Wilson,  Rose   531 

Wilson,  S.  E.  .56,  159,  348,  424,  451 

Wilson,  Vera  1 159 

Wilson,  W.  A 355 

Wilson,  W.  M 397,  569,  578 

Wilson,  W.  S 203,  210,  221,  428 

Wilson,  Y.  B 159,  507 

Wilton,   J.   T 579 

Winaker,   Annette  M 594 

Winchell,  A.  Louise 159 

Winchell,  U.  Margaret 159 

Winchester,   Lillian   305 

Windsor,   Elizabeth  A 403,  538 

Windsor,   Margaret   582 

Windsor,   Phineas  L 29,  367,  412 

Windus,  Wallace   400,  432 

Wineland,  E.  H 228,  424 

Wingert,   Mary 311 

Wingert,  M.  M 443 

Wingert,  W.  E 260,  426 

Winget,   L.   W 57,  159,  313 

391,  497,  567 

Wingfield,   H.   L 365 

Winings,   J.   W 159 

Winkler,   M.   R.  .  .159,  338,  339,  465 

Winkler,  R.  C 451 

Winnie,  Jerome 430 

Winsberg,   J 509 

Winslow,   F.  L 427,  577 

Winsor,    F.   R 159,476 

Winsor,   Lillian   594 

Winsper,  E.  S 4367  570 

Winstein,   Mural  J 159 

Winter,   Falodene    551 

Winter,  H.  A 159,  449 

Winter,  M.  H 159 

Winter,   Margaret    553 

Winter,   W.   J.  W 391,  447 

Winters,   C.   F 388 

Winters,  Eric   405 

Wirick,   Esther   548 

Wirth,  E.  H 507 

Wise,  Doris    551 

Wise,  Virginia 305 

Wishart,  C.  N 580 


Wishart,   H.  B 389 

Wishart,  H.  W 466 

Wishart,  N.  M 479 

Wissmiller,  V.  D 1 59,  449 

Wisterman,  Robery   503 

Witeford,   Mary 345 

Witherell,   H.  E 159,412 

Withers,   A.   J 476 

Withey,   L.  Adaline 333,  547 

Witmer,  Dorothy 535 

Witt,  D.  J 314,  433 

Witthold,  R.  H 477 

Witte,   T.   C 164,  175,  238 

240,  355,  470 

Wittelle,   F.  M 508 

Wittenberg,   R.   S 455,601 

Wittenfeld,  W.  N 470 

Witter,  R.  H 432 

Wittick,  H.  J 221 

Wittman,  Marion 269,  357,  553 

Wixted,  J.  F 506 

Wlodkowski,   P.  A 160,  503 

Woerner,  C.  E 429 

Wojcik,   B.   H 160 

Wojtanowicz,  F.  C.  L 160,  388 

391,  573 

Wolcott,  Marjorie   550 

Wolen,  H.  L 459 

Wolever,  Frances  E 399 

Wolf,  E ..459 

Wolf,    H.   C 353,  443,  604 

Wolf,  Jessie 535 

Wolfe,  A.   G 500 

Wolff,  C.  W 572 

Wolff,    Evelyn    552 

Wolfson,  L 459 

Wolgast,   A.   E 160,  208 

217,  355,  487 

Wolgast,  J.  R 436 

Wolinskv,  Irving : 509 

Wollstadt,  J.  P 402 

Wolnick,  M.  F 389,  477 

Wolosonovich,   P.  J 570 

Wolter,  John   573 

Wolter,  O.  L 239,  473 

Woman's   Group  System 556 

Woman's  League 226,  267 

Woman's  League  Tea 270 

Woman' s  Residence  Hall "■  2 

Women' s  Activities 

Women's  Athletics   . 
Women's  Glee  Club.. 

Women's  Groups 

Wonn,  A.  S 

Wood,  Alvin   

Wood,   Anita   

Wood,  C.  R 

Wood,   Florence    

Wood,  G.  L 160,  i     , 

Wood,  G.  M 5t,/ 

Wood,  Katherine 552 

Wood,  Mary  S 160,  403,  529 

Wood,  Ramona   529 

Wood,  R.  J 415,  450,  582 

Wood,  W.   L 363,  412,  579 

Wood,  W.  R 442 

Woodbridge,  C.  J 569 

Woodfill,   C.   R 454 

Woodfill,  J.  R 454,  578,  588 

Woodrow,  H.  W 400 

Woodruff,  E.  H 400 

Woodruff,   Maxine    160,  386 

392,  588,  604 

Woodruff,  Maxine 160 

Woods,  Annabelle 536 

Woods,  Charlotte  E 160 

Woods,  C.  H 363,  469 

Woods,   E.  G 319,  358 

429,  580,  590 

Woods,  R.   S 167,  421 

Woodward,  J.  C 416 

Woodworth,   Cleda   606 

Woolley,  R.  M 365 

Woolsey,   R.   D 475 

Worcester,  Naioma  J 160 

Worden,    F.   J 166,351,393,480 

Wordon,  P.  A.. 422 

Worell,   Mildred    586 

Worley,   Helen  A 160,  369,  541 

Worrill,  Mildred 549 

Worst,  Sarah   525,  581 

Wray,    George   M 439 

Wright,   Adelaide    527 

Wright,   Fannie   160 

Wright,    Ivan    414,471,585 

Wright,   J.    F 35,451,605 

Wright,    Louise    548 

Wright,   Mary  E 330,  550 

Wright,  Mary  Virginia 168,  352 

404,  514 

Wright,   R.   W 160,  585 

Wright,  Thurman   566 

Wright,   W.   M 454 

Wright,  W.  W. .  .'. 419,  421 

Wright,  Winifred   160,  530 

Wrobke,  F.  E 211,  432 

Wu,  H.  T 405,  586 

Wu,    J 586 

Wuestman,    A.    E 500 

Wuitfield,  J.  H 457 


Wunderlich,   Marcella 550,  588 

Wuss,  P.  G 573 

Wutzke,  C.  R 365 

Wyatt,  E.  E 160 

Wycoff.   P 505 

Wyle,  N.  W 363,  469 

Wylie,  Rita  .  .160,  526,  584,  588,  606 

Wyman,  Edward   452 

Wyneken,  Chester   587 

Wynekoop,   W.  W 502 


X 


Xanthakos,   T.   S 161 


Y 


Yale,  L.  P 419 

Yamada,   Tetsuro    161,  595 

Yang,   P.   C 586 

Yanuskus,   P.  J... 208,  212,  454,  568 

Yapp,   W.   W 344,  580 

Yarnell,   H.   P 428 

Yavitz,    Elmer    492 

Yavitz,   Lester    304,  492 

Yeast,  C.  E 429 

Yeaton,    Frances    518 

Yeazel,  Edward   458 

Yeazel,   J.   0 480 

Yen,   Y.   C 586 

Y.  M.  C.  A 328 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet 329 

Yntema,   L.   F ..432 

Yoder,  A.  A 393,  454 

Yopp,   M 581 

Yost,  Eunice  F 161,  592 

Youmans,   Eva    161,551,592 

Young,   A 203 

Young,  A.  L 397 

Young,    Aitken    249 

Young,    Ann   R 161,547,592 

Young,  Annette   302,  558,  592 

Young,  E.   E 604 

Young,  E.  G 363,  397,  605 

Young,  Ethel  L 514,  593 

Young,  G.  C 586 

Young,  H.  G 421 

Young,  Huldah  369 

Young,  Inez  0 161 

Young,   Jeanne   D 161 

Young,  John   606 

Young,  Louise  538 

Young,  Marguerite   550 

Young,  N.  A 161 

Young,  R.  L 309,  427 

Young,  R.  M 365,  499 

Young,  T.  R 469 

Young,  W.  B 386 

Young,  W.  H 433,  485 

Youngquist,  Bert 444 

Yule,    J.    S 238,  243,  355 

Y.  W.  C.  A 275 


Zalar,  J.  A 501 

Zane,  Robert 412 

Zarna,  M.  N 161 

Zeiger,  I.  W 161,  304 

Zeigler,  D.  L 364 

Zeiter,  Walter  J 496,  587 

Zeiter,  William    .  . .  •. 345 

Zeitlin,  Howard 508 

Zelle,   Elsie   F 399,  558 

Zelle,  R.  L 365 

Zerafa,  V.  S 161,  344 

Zcta  Beta  Tau 445 

Zcla  Psi 438 

Zeta  Tau  Alpha 532 

Zick,  J.  M 161,  503 

Ziegler,  Charlotte  M 161,  537 

Ziegler,  E.  J 161,  459 

Ziegler,  Virginia 303,  516 

Ziff,  Clarence   492 

Ziffren,   H.  J 161 

Zimmer,  E.  O 420,  485 

Zimmer,  J.  C 400 

Zimmer,  R.  G 393,  427 

Zimmerman,  G.  F.  D .440 

Zimmerman,  G.  H 454 

Zimmermann,  Joyce   269,  404 

557,  581,  592,  503 

Zimmerschied,  Katherine 366 

Zimout,  Raymond   304 

Zimring,  Allan 508 

Zimring,  D.  D 260 

Zinn,  Jane    301,  516,  575,  590 

Zintel,   G.  V 393 

Zinzer,  E.  J 468 

Zissman,   Fred    565 

Zitzewitz,  W.  W.  .161,  387,  392,  423 

Zoeller,  Frances 269.  311 

521,  575,  590 

Zoeller,  W.  A 457 

Zoller,  Sarah  M 521,  593 

Zottmann,   Doris    553 

Zuppke,  R.   C 203,  208 

Zurhorst,  W.  H 588 

Zwermann,  Olga  J 535 


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