An animated 

story  of 

the 

ups and downs 

of 

life 

at 

Michigan State 

College

the camera’s eye takes a squint at these ups and downs of

WOLVERINE

WILLIAM G. INGLESON 

Editor

BENITA M. CORE 
Business Manager

• A GALLERY OF BIGSHOTS AND LITTLESHOTS

• ADMINISTRATION AND DEPARTMENTS

• CLASSES

• SOCIETIES

• ACTIVITIES

• ATHLETICS

YEARBOOK OF MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE
EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF M. S. C. 1938

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Mindsare probed and 

the metals tested .

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Donna Jean and Harry . 

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Marge and Bill 

Charlie Agnew 

Dottie and Ted

NBC’s Pontiac Varsity Show

John Blakeslee on the Dawn Salute

Announcer Gladden

Benjamin H. Halstead, Chairman

MEMBERS

Benjamin H. Halstead/ Chairman 

Petoskey, Michigan

Clark L. Brody 

Lansing, Michigan

Charles E. Downing 

Willis, Michigan

James J. Jakway 

Benton Harbor^ Michigan

Mrs. Lavina Masselink 

Big Rapids, Michigan

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

R. S. Shaw, President

J. A. Hannah, Secretary

Dr. Eugene B. Elliott, Superintendent of Public 

Instruction

C. O. Wilkins, Treasurer

PRESIDENT ROBERT S. SHAW

J. HANNAH
Secretary

ELIDA YAKELEY
Registrar

ELIZABETH CONRAD
Dean of Women

F. T. MITCHELL 
Dean of Men

JACKSON E. TOWNE 
Librarian

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For 

the past eight years 

the 

Graduate School has been under the 

direction of Ernst A. Bessey.  Dean 

Bessey came to Michigan State as a 

Professor of Botany in 1910. He served 

in the capacity of Acting Dean of 

Applied Science from 1927-1930 and 

in 1930 was appointed Dean of the 

Graduate School.

The Graduate School administered 

by Dean Bessey is comprised of about 

five hundred students, 

including 

the 

surrimer school enrollment.  Advanced 

degrees offered at present by this 

college are of two classes: degrees 

earned by 

residence 

study which 

inc lude Ph.D., M.S., M.A. and M.M. 

and professional degrees gained 

through non-residence study and attain­

ments by graduates of this college.
Each candidate for Ph.D. works under 
the direction of a guidance committee 
of three or more faculty members which 
are selected by the Graduate Council,

Ernst A. Bessey, Dean.

and which will include in its membership the Professor in charge of the student s major work. A 

minimum of three years 

full time work (144 credits) after the Bachelors’ degree or two years’ full 

time work (96 credits) after the Masters degree will be required for the Ph.D.

The Extension work of Michigan State College is the means through which information and 

services of the various departments of the college and of the Federal Department of Agriculture 

are made available to the people of the State. Work is organized and conducted as a cooperative 

enterprise under the terms of the Smith-Lever Act of 1914 and supplementary legislation. The four 

main divisions of the extension service in agriculture and home economics are the county agent work, 

boys and girls clubs, home demonstration agents’ work and the work of the specialists representing 

the technical branches of agriculture and home economics. These forces work together in close 

harmony toward the common end of a more satisfying and complete rural life.

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Starke

Beukema

Gaines

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National Senior Women’s Honorary

OFFICERS

Ola Gelzer 
Nancy Farley 
Ruth Starke 
Josephine Gardiner 
Louise Langdon

President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Editor

FACULTY AND ADVISORS

Dean E. Conrad 
Miss E. Daniels

Mrs. E. B. Hill

Mr. Hannah
Mrs. Robert A. Shaw

Barbara Lou Brattin 
Benita Core 
Nancy Farley 
Josephine Gardiner

MEMBERS

Ola Gelzer 
Dorothy Hasselbring 
June Hungerford 
Louise Langdon

Myrtle Patton 
Beverly Smith 
Ruth Starke 
Barbara Tranter

J. Hungerford, M. Patton, B. Tranter. B. Core, D. Hasselbrinj 
B. Brattin, N. Farley,O. Gelzer, J. Gardner, L. Langdon.

B. Smith.

W. White, W. Bell. H. ,'Speelman. E. Flowers, H. Swartz. K. Waite, J. Hays. 
A. Brightman, L. Smith, H. Harrington, F. Gaines, R. Refior, W. Ingleson.

OFFICERS

Harvey P. Harrington............................................................President

Frank Gaines, Jr. 

Robert L. Refior

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

William D. Bell 
Alan H. Brightman 
Edward J. Flowers 
Frank Gaines, Jr.

MEMBERS

Harvey P. Harrington 
James G. Hays, III 
William G. Ingleson 
Robert L. Refior 
Lawrence J. Smith

Harry E. Speelman 
Howard R. Swartz 
Kenneth A. Waite 
Willard W. White

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KENNETH ABRAHAMSON

Ludington, Michigan

VIRGINIA ACKERMAN

Elkton, Michigan 

Home Ec.
Alpha Gamma Delta; Home Economics 
Club; Union Board Treas.; Y. W. C. A.,- 
W. A. A. Board; S. W.fe; Girls’ Rifle 
Team.

CATHERINE E. ADAMS

East Lansing, Mich. Applied Science (Phys. Ed.) 
W. A. A. Board; Badminton Mgr.; Concessions 
Chairman; Basketball, Hockey, Softball, Tennis 
Teams,- W. A. A. Honor Roll; A. W. S. Council.

EDWIN H. ADAMS

Chesaning, Michigan 

Ag.

Pi Alpha Xi; Hort Club; Orchestra.

OSCAR A. ALASPA

Iron Mountain, Michigan 

JANE ALBEE

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Math Club; W. A. A.

JOHN R. M. ALDRED
Jackson, Michigan 

Eng.

Lib. Arts 

Ag.

SAMUEL R. ALDRICH
Fairgrove, Michigan 

Ag.
Alpha Gamma Rho Pres.; Alpha Zeta; 
Phi Kappa Phi; Blue Key; Agronomy 
Club; Varsity Club; Varsity Wrestling 
Team; Farm Crops, Dairy Judging Teams.

ROBERT B. ALLURED
Cass City, Michigan 

E.E.
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Student Elder; Religious 
Council; United Student Peace Committee Chair­
man; A. I. E. E.; Student Club; Freshman Wrestling.

- 

DONALD P. ANDERSON

Dansville, Michigan 

Ag.

VINCENT P. APANAVICE
Spencerport, New York 

Applied Science

MARYAN V. ASHLEY

Lowell, Michgan

Lib. Arts

JOHN H. AUSTIN

Royal Oak, Michigan 

Mech. Engr.

Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. M. E.

RAYMOND A. BANKOWSKI

Chicago, Illinois 

Vet. Med.
Alpha Psi; Sigma Alpha Beta; Junior 
A. V. M. A.

ELEANOR BARC 

Dearborn, Michigan 

State News.

Lib. Arts

JANE BARRINGER

Newberry, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Sigma Kappa; La Cofradia; Y. W. C. 
A.; S. W. L.; State News.

MARY JANE BEACH 
St. Johns, Michigan 

Chi Omega; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.

Lib! Arts

PAUL J. BEAUBIEN
Flint, Michigan 

4

Applied Science (Phys. Ed.) 

Varsity Club; Football 1934-35-36.

RALPH E. BEEBE

East Lansing, Michigan 

RICHARD G. BELL
Lansing, Michigan 

Vet.

L.A--

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BERTHA BENTON
Detroit, Michigan

Ec.

JUNE BIALY

Bay City, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Alpha Gamma Delta,- Y. W. C. A.;
La Cofradia,- Wolverine.

NATHANIEL BLAIR
Detroit, Michigan

Ag.

ELGIS H. BERKMAN

Flint, Michigan

Ag. 

HOWARD BISHOP
Lansing, Michigan

L.A.

GRAYDON BLANK 
Reed City, Michigan 

Agriculture 
Farm House,- Alpha Zeta; Phi Kappa 
Phifi Ag. Council; Agronomy Club.

WILLIAM JOHN BLYTH

Detroit, Michigan 

Chem. Eng.

Alpha Chi Sigma,- A. I. C. E.,- Pres., 
Episcopal Students.

EUGENE P. BOTTJE

Traverse City, Michigan

Eng.

DUDLEY BLISS

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Lib. Arts (Econ.)

KENNETH A. BOLLINGER 

Lakeview, Michigan 

Engineering 

Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. C. E.

Delta Chi.

KATHRYN BOWERS
Lansing, Michigan

L.A.

ARTHUR N. BREWER 
Morenci, Michigan 

Pres, of Zoolog.

App. Science 

J'EAN BROOKS

Detroit, Michigan 

Vet.
Kappa Delta; Sigma Alpha Beta; W. A. 
A.,- Y. W. C. A.,- Spartan Women’s 
League.

CHARLES BRANZ
Vulcan, Michigan

L.A.

JAMES H. BRIAN

Hartland, Michigan 

Agriculture 
Band Club; Jr. Farm Bureau, Pres.;
Agronomy Club; Band.

RICHARD E. BROOKS 
Carson City, Michigan 
Tau Beta Pi; A. S. M. E.

M.E.

BOYD H. BUCHANAN
East Lansing, Michigan

A.S.

HOWARD BURR-SMITH

Milan, Michigan

L.A.

JOSEPH E. BRUNDAGE
Kalamazoo, Michigan 

Eng.
Beta Kappa,- Mortar and Ball; Phi 
Lambda Tau; Varsity Club; Officers 
Club.

ROBERT D. BURHANS
Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
State News,- Track; Co-founder, Spartan 
Mag.,- Wolverine,- Pub. Chr. 
Senior 
Ball.

SENIORS

DUANE B. BURTON
Charlotte, Michigan

Eng

BETTY IRENE BUSH
Flint, Michigan 

Applied Science

LOIS BUTLER

Merrill-Palmer.

Crystal Falls, Michigan 

Home Econ.

MARGARET BUZZARD
Plymouth, Michigan 

L.A.

FRANCIS DAVID CALUORY

Battle Creek, Michigan 

Applied Science

Lambda Chi Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Varsity 
Club; Officers Club; Varsity Track and Swimming; 
Freshman Track and Swimming.

EDWARD J. CAMPAU

East Grand Rapids, Michigan

Applied Science 
Geogangue,- Zoolog; Cross Country, 
1937.

BERYL B. CAMPBELL
Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

CHARLES C. CAMPBELL

Helena, Alabama  Applied Science 

Freshman Baseball.

BASIL CARCLAY
Hart, Michigan 

Vet. Med.

CATHERINE MARIE CARLSON 

Grosse Pointe, Mich. 

Home Econ. 
Kappa Delta,- Home Econ. Club; S. W. 
L,-; Y. W. C. A.

LEO G. CARLSON

Jamestown, New York Lib. Arts, Bus. Admin. 
Theta Kappa Nu; Scabbard and Blade,- Tau 
Sigma, Pres.,- Sigma Epsilon; Pres., Officers Club; 
Basketball; Colonel, R. O. T. C.; Cavalry Club.

ORLO H. CARLSON
Anvil, Michigan 

Mech. Eng.
Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. M. E.; 4-H Club; 
U. P. Club.

ROBERT D. CARPENTER

Lansing, Michigan 

A9-
Alpha Epsilon Mu; Mens Glee Club; Beta 
Alpha Sigma; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.

HARRY F. CARR

•Jackson, Michigan 

Varsity Club; Varsity Swimming,-
A. H C. E.

FLORENCE CARTER 

East Lansing, Michigan

FRANK CARTER 

Sheridan, Michigan

MARIE L. CARTER 

Harrisville, Michigan

Eng,

L'.A.

Vet.

H.E.

LEONARD J. CHARD 
Lansing, Michigan 

. 

.
Lib. Arts 

Alpha Epsilon Mu; Broadcasting.

WESLEY CHARTER 

Cass City, Michigan 

n 
Lib. Arts, Bus. Admin. 

...

Phi Chi Alpha,- Officers Club.

EDWYNA J. CHATELLE 
St. Ignace, Michigan 

.
Bus. Admin,
^inmn KnDDa.- Y. W. C. A.; State News,

MAYNARD CHRISTENSEN

Trufant, Michigan 

Ag.

HELEN E. CLARE 

CONSTANCE R. CLARK

Adrian, Michigan 

Home Econ.
Student Club; Glee Club; Grange;
Student Christian Union.

KENNETH CLINE
Mason, Michigan

A.S.

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Lib. Arts 

Alpha Xi Delta,- Beta Alpha Sigma.

MAE L. CLIFFORD

Dollar Bay, Michigan

Vet.

LLOYD R. COGSWELL
Hastings, Michigan 

Ag.

LEORA COLEMAN 

East Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts 
Pi Kappa Delta,- Student Club; Grange,- 
Student Christian U.,- Varsity Debate,- 
U. S. Peace Comm.,- Religious Council.

LEAH G. COLLINS 

Ann Arbor, Michigan  Home Econ. 
Delta Delta Delta; Y. W. C. A.; S. W. 
L.,- Home Econ. Club.

HELEN N. COLBY 

New Lathrop, Mich. 
Alpha Xi Delta,- Home 
Pan-Hellenic Council.

Home Econ. 
Ecòn. Club,-

JAMES D. COLLINS
Mech. Eng.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Band CBb; Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. M. E.

JEAN L. COLLINS
•Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; 
Soph Prom Comm.,- 
J-Hop Comm.,- 
Freshman Councilor.

JAMES H. CONOLLY 
Bennington, Michigan 
Phi Lambda Tau; A. I.
m a.

Eng. 
Y. M. 

C. E.

EUNICE E. CONVERSE

Alma, Michigan 

A.S.
Orchesis; W.A.A. Board; A Capello.

DOROTHY COLTHORP
Saginaw, Michigan 

Sigma Kappa,- State News,- 
national Relations Club.

L.A.
Inter­

WILLIAM J. CONNOR
Femdale, Michigan

LA.

GLEN A. CONVERSE 
Belding, Michigan 
Alpha Gamma Rho;- 
Agronomy Club.

Ag. 
Alpha Zeta,- 

HELEN A. COOPER
Lansing, Michigan

Tower Guard.

MARY JANE CONWAY

Lansing, Michigan

L.A.

L.A.

CHARLES R. CORSON
Middlebury, Indiana

Vet.

BENITA CORE

Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Chi Omega,- Mortar Board; Wolverine 
Bus. Mgr.,- Chr. Voc. Guidance Con.; 
A. W. S.,- Y. W, C. A. Jr. Cabinet.

KENNETH W. COSENS
Mt. Morris, Michigan

Ag.

OSBORNE S. COX
Lapeer, Michigan 

Mech. Eng.
Beta Kappa; Mortar and BalHA. S. 
M. E.; Y. M. C. A.,- Officers’ Club. 

ELIZABETH M. CRANE 
Portland, Michigan • . 

L.A.

CALVIN J. CRESSMAN 
Pottstown, Pennsylvania 

Sec. A. 1 E. E.

Elec. Enq 

DONALD G. CRIPPS
Marlette, Michigan 

A. I. C. E.

JOHN E. CRIST

Enq

Muskegon, Michigan 

Y«|.A.

Independent Council! State News. 

DANIEL S. CROSSMAN 
East Lansing, Michigan 

Ag. Econ.
Phi Delta Theta,- Agr. Econ. Club; Block and 
Bridle Club; Frosh Basketball; Intramural Athletics. 
WILLIAM G. DAHLBERG 

Lansing, Michigan 

Eng.
Philiambda Tau,- Freshman Tennis Team; 
Sen. Eng. Basketball.

FRED DaHUDY

Muskegon Heights, Michigan 

A.S.

DONALD A. DAKE
Lansing, Michigan 

JAMES M. DAMITZ

Gladstone, Michigan 

Intramural Basketball.

THOMAS J. DARE
Detroit, Michigan 

Forestry Club; Newman Club.

PHYLLIS DAVIDSON

L.A.

A.S.

Ag.

Pleasant Ridge, Michigan 

H.E.
Chi Omega; Spartan Women’s League; Y. W. 
C. A.; H. E. Club; Water Carnival Comm. 
MARGARET A. DAVIS

L.A.

SARA ILA DAVIS

Battle Creek, Michigan 

L.A.
Sigma Alpha lota; Phi Kappa Phi; Orchestra; 
A Capella Choir.

LOUIS DAWE

Deckerville, Michigan 

Vet.
Farm House,- Alpha Psi; Jr. A. V. M. A.,- 
Agric. Council.

HOWARD W. DAWSON

Ypsilanti, Michigan 

LEO DeAMICIS

Alpha, Michigan 

HERBERT L. DeKLEINE
Hudsonville, Michigan 

ROGER E. DeVRIES

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Phi Kappa Tau; Sigma Epsilon.

L.A.

L.A.

Ag.

L.A.

FLORENCE A. DEMEREST
Grand Rapids, Michigan

H.E.

MARY E. DENSMORE

Lansing, Michigan

L.A. 

KATHRYN DERBY
Portland, Michigan

Alpha Gamma Delta; S. W. 
C. A.; Dramatics.

L.A. 
Y. W.

GERALD DEMLING 

New York, New ifork 
Student Club; Newman 
Club.

Club;

A.S.
Study

EDWARD J. DePORTER
Plymouth, Michigan 

Chem. Eng.,"v> •

Beta Kappa,- Officers’ Club; A. I. Ch.
E.; Mortar and BalM Interfrat. Basket­
ball, Football, Baseball.

GEORGE E. DERSHEM 
St. Louis, Michigan 

Block and Bridle; Jr. A. V. 
Ag. Council.

Vet 
M. A.,-

MILTON B. DICKERSON
Bloomingdale, Michigan

L.A. 

FLORENCE C. DIGBY

Battle Creek, Michigan 

L.A.
Sigma Kappa; La Cofradia; Debating 
Team.

HARRY S. DICKEN 
Milan, Michigan 

Kappa Sigma; Forestry Club.

Ag. 

JEROLD R. DICKINSON

Pontiac, Michigan 

Chem. Eng.
Beta Kappa; Phi Lambda Tau; Mortar 
and Ball; Comm, for Eng. Ball;Officers’
Club.

ELIZABETH DIGNAN
Owosso, Michigan

L.A.

WILLIAM H. DONALDSON 

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

L.A. 

GEORGE A. DRAKE

East Lansing, Michigan 

Eng.

Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Tau,- A. S. 
M. E.

FORREST W. DIXON
Munith, Michigan

Ag. 

MYRON B. DOWD
Hartford, Michigan 

Ag.
Theta Kappa Nu; Hort. Club; Chrmn.
Soph. Prom Program,- Student Grange.

RICHARD H. DRULLINGER

Hartford, Michigan 

Ag.
Theta Kappa Nu; Student Grange;
Dog Catcher.

BYRON L. DUCKWALL 
Angola, Indiana 

L.A. 

ELVIS M. DUTCHER

Alto, Michigan 

L.A.

EDWARD DUCH 

Lansing, Michigan 

Sigma Epsilon.

L.A. 

CLARE DUNWORTH
Newaygo, Michigan

Newman Club; Grange,- 4-HCl

Ag.

jb.

HERBERT I. DUTHIE

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Hesperian.

EARL DUTTON

Onondaga, Michigan 

Alpha Zeta.
DOROTHY H. EBEY

Pontiac, Michigan 

Y. W. C. A.
NELLA MAY EIKENHOUT
Grand Rapids, Michigan 
Chorus; Athenians; S. W. L.

LYMAN A. ELDER

Shaftsburg, Michigan 

Theta Kappa Nu.

A.S.

Ag.

L.A.

L.A.

L.A.

SEYMOUR S. ELDRIDGE

Beulah, Michigan 

Chem. Eng.
Alpha Chi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Officers 
Club; Mortar and Ball; A. I. Ch. E.; 
Glee Club; Captain, R. O. T. C. 

LOUIS ELIAS

Detroit, Michigan 

Phi Chi Alpha; Geogangue,- Frosh Track. 
MILDRED ERICKSON 
■ Jackson, Michigan 
W. A. A. Board; Scimitar.

A.b.

L.A.

JOHN ERWAY 

Hastings, Michigan 

Alpha Chi Sigma,- Tau Sigma.

NORINE A. ERWIN 

_ 

Farmington, Michigan 

A.S. 
Athenian; Spartan Women’s League; 
Senior Ball Comm.; A. W. S.; Student 
Council; Y. W. C. A.; Rochdale House 
Pres.
ROBERT C. EVANS
Detroit, Michigan 

'-•A:
Sigma Epsilon; Officers Club; Scabbard and 
Blade; R. O. T. C. Cavalry; Military Ball Comm. 

QUENTIN A. EWERT 
Jackson, Michigan 

L.A.

NANCY B. FARLEY
Albion, Michigan 

¿Wf
Tower Guard; Omicron; Nu. Mortar Board;A.W. 
S.Council; Green Splash; Home Econ. Bd.; Home 
Econ. Club; Student Council; State News; Bd. 
of Publications; J-Hop Comm.

ROBERT S. FELBERG

Chichester, New York 

A.b

RONALD M. FIANDT
Lansing, Michigan 

Chem. hng.
Tau Beta Pi; A. I. Ch. E.; Alpha Epsilon Mu; 
Band.

N1XOLA FILLINGER

Ovid, Michigan

Delta Gamma,- Chorus; Home Econ. 
Club; Mortar Bd. Formal Comm.; East 
Mary Mayo Social Chrmn.

KATHLEEN FISCHER 

East Lansing, Michigan 

Beta Alpha Sigma.

JOHN G. FITCH 

Owosso, Michigan 

Scabbard and Blade; Officers Club.

.

JOHN H. FLEWELLING 

Lansing, Michigan 

International Relations Club; Newman Club.

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ELAINE G. FLOTT

Croswell, Michigan

EDWARD J. FLOWERS
Grand Rapids, Michigan

L.A. 

NORMA E. FORD 
Lansing, Michigan

L.A,

ELVA L. FOLTZ 

East Lansing, Michigan 

iMLA. 
Independent Assn.,- Phi Kappa Delta,- 
Student Club; Varsity Debate; Y. W. 
C. A.; Chorus; Religious Council;: 
Executive Bd.

THOMAS R. FORD 
Shelby, Michigan

KATHERINE M. FOSTER
Clarkston, Michigan 

L-A-
Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Sigma,-^ Green 
Solash; Student Club; Athenian Bd.; 
State News; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.

DON J. FRANCISCO 

Cleveland Heights, Ohio 

Vet. 
Delta Sigma Phi; Block and Bridle; 
Jr. A. V. M. A.

PEGGY J. FOX

Grand Rapids, Michigan

L.A. 

JANET FRETZ 

Detroit, Michigan

H.E.
Zeta Tau Alpha,- Omicron Nu,- Home 
Econ. Club,- Merrill-Palmer School.

ERNEST L. FROEHLICH

Sodus, Michigan 

Ag.
Jr. Farm Bureau.; Horticulture,- Lutheran; 
Intramural Sports.

MURIEL FRANKFURTH

Detroit, Michigan 

L.A.
Alpha Chi Omega/ Y. W. C. A.; S.
W. L.; Soph. Prom Comm.

LEO V. FRIZZO
Niles, Michigan

MARJORIE GOUDZWAARD

Grand Rapids, Michigan

H.E.

A.S. 
DOROTHY GARLOCK 

RALPH D. FULTZ 
Lansing, Michigan

Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Kappa Alpha Theta; .Tower Guard;
Beta Alpha SigmaHTam Sigma,- Y. S.
C. A.,- W. S. S.; Union Board.

WILLIAM H. FORGRAVE 

Rudyard, Michigan 

Agrie. Econ. CliSI; Officers Clc

m

L.A.

ARTHUR L. FREEMAN
Battle Creek, Michigan: 

A.S.
J-Hop Comm.; Interfraternity Council; 
National I. F. C. Con.; Student Council; 
Chrmn., Vocational GSdartce Con.

FRANK GAINES, JR.

East Lansing, Michigan  Chem. Eng. 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon,- Tau Bets.Pi; Blue 
Key,- Excalibur,- Scabbard and Blade,- 
A.I.Ch.E.; FootbalB Boxing,- Student 
Council.

A.S.

OLA B. GELZER

Hillsdale, Michigan * 

L.A.
Chi Omega; Mortar Board; PhllKappa 
Phi; State News; Y, W. C. A.; A. W. 
S.; Student Council||Bd. of Publications.

JOSEPHINE GARDNER 
East Lansing, Michigan 

H.E. 
OmicrorC Nu; Mortar Bd.,- Phi Kappa 
Phi; Home Econ, Club; S.W.L.; Y.W.C. 
A.,- Student Club; Judson Scholarship. 

ANTHA GELZER

Hplsdale, Michigan 

H.E.
Chi Omega,- Y. W. C. A.; Home Ec.
Club; State News,- Co-Chairman Frosh
Councilor System.

mtiÆ

ALBERT J. GENETTI
Bessemer, Michigan 

CLARENCE F. GENTER
Scottville, Michigan 

Ag.

Ag.

CLIFFORD J. GIBBS
|Hainsburg, Michigan 
Phi Chi Alpha,- Sigma Pi Sigma; Geogangue.

A.S.

MARION J. GIBSON

East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Pi Kappa Delta; Speech Honorary; 
La Cofradia,- Spanish Honorary,- Varsity 
Debate,- Student Club Cabinet.

MOIRA E. GIBSON 

East Lansing, Michigan 

Kappa Alpha Theta.

NORMAN E. GIBSON 
Petoskey, Michigan 

ROBERT N. GIBSON 
Lansing, Michigan 

Band.

WILLIAM C. GIDLEY
Royal Oak, Michigan

ROBERT M. GILLESPIE
Birmingham, Michigan 
A. G. R.; Agronomy Club.
PAUL GILLETT

L.A.

L.A.

A.S.

L.A.

Ag.

Lansing, Michigan 

Eng.
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Tau; Student 
Chapter Am. Soc. Civil Eng.

MARJORIE GILRAY

Peoria, Illinois 

Home Econ.
Kappa Alpha Theta; Y. W. C. A.; Home Econ. 
Club; A. W. S.

RICHARD A. GLASER
Blissfield, Michigan 

Ag.

ROBERT B. GOODMAN 

East Orange, New Jersey 
Phi Mu Alpha; Sinfonia; Phi 
Orchestra.

A.S.
Eta Sigma,- Band;

PATRICK J. GORMELY 
Newberry, Michigan 

Chem. Eng. 
A. I. Ch. E.; Newman Club; Engineer's 
Ball Comm.

THOMAS A. GORTAT
Muskegon, Michigan

SUSAN M. GOUGH 
Chicago, Illinois 

Home Econ. Club.

L.A.

Home Econ..

AVALON GOWANS 
East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Alpha Phi; Beta Alpha Sigma,- S. W. L.,- Y. W. 
C. A.

JAMES P. GRAMS
Milan, Michigan 

Ag.

HOWARD B. GRANT
Reed City, Michigan 

L-/v
Sigma Nu,- Varsity Club; Blue Key,- Sigma Epsilon; 
Frosh Football and Basketball; Baseball.

GEORGE R. GRANTHAM
East Lansing, Michigan 

Eng.
Phi Lambda Tau,- A. S. C. E.; Varsity 
Club; Frosh and Varsity Cross Country,- 
Frosh and Varsity Track.

emaline gray
Ludington, Mich. 
Sigma Alpha Beta; S.

W. L. 

Vet. 

ARTHUR GREEN

Belding, Michigan 

Vet.
Delphic; Alpha Psi; Jr. A. V. M. A.;
Varsity Club;_ Officers’ Club; Varsity 
Cross Country; Varsity Track; Blue Key.

MARTHA KATHARINE GREENE

Wheeling, West Virginia 

L.A.

Spanish Club.

ARNOLD GREEN 

Fennville, Michigan 

Ag. 
Farm House, Treas.>; Horticulture Club; 
Student Grange.

GEORGE W. GREEN, JR
Scranton, Pennsylvania

Jr. A. V. M. A.; Polo.

Vet.

RUEBEN J. GRIEWE
Bemidji, Minnesota 

Ag.
Pi Kappa Phi; Scabbard and Blade,- 
Officers’ Club; Forestry Club.

LODO A. HABRLE 

Euclid, Ohio 

Mech. Eng.
Varsity Club; Blue Key,- Phi jflambda 
Tau, Vice-Pres.; A.S.M.E.; Frosh TracB 
Track; Comm. Chrmn., Blue Key Formal.

LUCILLE M. HALLADAY

Tecumseh, Michigan 

H.E.

LOIS V. GROSS

Houghton, Michigan

H.E. 

BARBARA J. HALL
Pontiac, Michigan 

H.E.
Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.

J. RICHARD HALLOCK
East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.

LAURENCE K. HAMILTON 

Holly, Michigan 

L.A. 
Theta Alpha Phi, Pres.; Men's Glee 
Club; Executive Comm., 
Independent 
Men’s Leaguer-Student Council.

_ 

RICHARD HAMMERSTEIN

Muskegon, Michigan 

Mech. Eng.
Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Phi Omega,-
A. S. M. Efl A. S. M.

FERNE HAMEL 

Cedarville, Michigan 

H.E. 
Home Econ. Club; S. W. L.,- Independent 
Women, Athenian; Grange,- Student 
Club; Christian Union.

ANNETTE J. HAMMEL

Iron Mountain, Michigan 

H.E.

JOHN W. HAMP 

Gray Lake, Michigan 

Sigma Mu Sigma.

Ag. 

L. BENJAMIN HANNA, JR. 

Lansing, Michigan 

L.A. 
La Cofradia, Pres.jiTheta Alpha Phi; 
Radio Broadcasting.

MARY KATHRYN HARRYMAN
fBfflansing, Michigan 
Kappa Kappa Gamma.

L.A.

K R. HAMPEL 

Muskegon Heights, Michigan  A.S. 
Publicity Chairman of Y. M. C. A.; 
Varsity Debate Squad.

ELTON J. HANSENS

Grand Raoids, Michigan 
Phi Kappa Phi; Geogangue.

A.S.

VERNON D. HART
Vulcan, Michigan 

Ag
Delphic; Forestry Club; Pershing Rifles

HARVEY P. HARRINGTON 

East Jordan, Michigan 

Ag.
Kappa Sigma; Blue Key,- Excalibur; Press 
Club; Sparta|| Editor; Bd. of Publica­
tions; State News,- Student Council. 

GORDON HATCH

Copemish, Michigan

Ag.

DONALD T. HARTLEY 
Fredonia, New York

L.A.

DOROTHY HASSELBRING

Linwood, Michigan

Kappa Alpha Theta,- Mortar Board;
Omicron Nu; Home Ec. Club, Vice- 
Pres.,- Y. W. C. A.; A. W. S.-

BETTY HAY

Lansing, Michigan

L.A.

JAMES H. HEANEY 
Lochmoor, Michigan 

Beta Kappa; Boys Glee Club.

Ag. 

Lisbon, Connecticut 

CHARLES FREDERICK HALMBOLDT
Vet.
Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Psi, Treas.; 
Jr. A. V. M. A., Vice-Pres.

JAMES GRANT HAYS, III 
•East Lansing, Michigan 

pi.A.
Phi Delta Theta,- State News; Press 
Club; ^Editor, Soartan; Bd. of Publica­
tions; Blue Key; Excalibur; Student Coun.

ANN HEATHERINGTON

Flint, Michigan 

H.E.
Alpha Xi Delta,- Home Ec. Club; Y. W.
C. A.

.S:. 

ERNEST HEMMINGWAY
Otter Lake, Michigan

L.A. 

ERNEST FRANK HERRBACH 

New Buffalo, Michigan 

Ag.
Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta; Hort.
Club, Pres.,- Ag. Council, Sec.; Fresh­
man .and Sophomore Baseball.

BETTY JANE HICKEY
Detroit, Michigan 

Vet.
Alpha Phi; Theta Alpha Phi; Y. W. C. 
A.,- Dramatics.

LOIS HERBAGE 

Saginaw, Michigan;

A.S. 
W. A. A. Board; W. A. A. Honor Roll 
Dance Recital; Chairman of Softball 
Hockey,- Basketball,-1 .Tennis.

M. ISABEL HERTEL 

East Lansing, Michigan

Home Ec. Club.

H.E.

WAYNE HICKS

East Lansing, Michigan

L.A. 

JUNE HILL

Battle Creek, Michigan 

L.A.
Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A.; International 
Relations Club.

WILBUR C. HIRCHEY 

Castorland, New York 
Jr. A. V. M. A.; Block 
Mgr., Fencing Team.

Vet.
'idle;

:nd B

GEORGE HILL 

South Haven, Michigan

A.S.. 

VERNON HINZ

South Haven, Michigan 

Ag.
Alpha Gamma Rho, Treas.,- Pres., Ag. 
Econ. Club; Pres., Ag. Council; Student 
Council; Cross Country.

JAMES HITCHINGS
Flint, Michigan 

r'
Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Forestry Club.

I 

EARL J. HODGKINS
Wayne, Michigan 

Ag-
Forestry Club; Xi Sigma Pi; Grange; 
Phi Kappa Phi; Agriculture Scholarship 
Award.

PAUL A. HOLDEN

g'

Milford 

Alpha Gamma Rho.

w. HART HOLMES
Ghem. tng.
Romeo, Michigan 
Delta Sigma Phi; Scabbard affi B ade; 
Officers Club; Mortar and Ball; MMary 
BafflComm.; State News; A. I. Ch. E.

HAROLD M. HOPKINS

Detroit, Michigan 

Ag. (Forestry)
Xi Sigma Pi; Forestry Club; Freshmar* rack learn. 

LEORA N. HORNING 
Brooklyn, Michigan 

Home Econ.

L. FREDRIC HOUGH
Romeo, Michigan 

Ag.
Phi Chi Alpha,- Men's Glee Club,- Alpha /eta; 
Sem. Bot.

BARBARA HOUTZ
Detroit, Michigan 

L.A.

Kappa Delta, Pres.; Tau Sigma; Phi 
Kappa Phi; Alumni Scholarship; State 
News.

LEON W. HOYT
Niles, Michigan 

Ac.

Alpha Gamma Rho; Dairy Club.
MAX HUFF

Hudson, Michigan 

Ag.
Block and Bridle,- Animal Husbandry 
Judging Team.

LESLIE W. HUGHES
Berkley, Michigan 

Baseball.

A.S. f-Phy. Ed.)

JUNE HUNGERFORD 

Sou It Ste. Marie, Michigan 

H.E. 
Phi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board; Omicron 
Nu,-: Tower Guard; Home Ec. ^lubf 
Student Grange; Jr. Class Vice-Presi­
dent.

HERBERT L. HUNT

Indianapolis, Indiana 

L. A.
Lambda Chi Aloha; Sigma Gamma Upsilon,- 
M. S. C. Hotel Association.

HELEN G. HUSCHKE

Webberville, Michigan 

RICHARD W. HUTCHINSON

Lansing, Michigan 

H.E.

Eng.

HELEN ILKKA
Chatham, Michigan 

H.E.
Delta Alpha; Home Ec. Club;S|®theran 
Students Club; Student Grange; H Club.

WILLIAM G. INGLESON

Rochelle, Illinois 

L.A.
Theta Kappa Nu, Pres.; Bd. of Publications, Pres.; 
Soph. Class, Pres.; Editor, Wolverine; Excalibur; 
Frosh Fencing; Varsity Fencing; Who’s Who in/; 
American Colleges.

DOROTHY JACKSON

Toronto, Ontario 

H.E.
Alpha Omicron Pi; H. E. Club; W. A. A.

MILDRED I. JEFFERS
Albion, Michigan 

RALPH V. JENNINGS
Lansing, Michigan 

H.E.

L.A.

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COWLIN S. JOHNSON 
Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Delta Sigma Phi. 

L.A, 

MILET J. JOHNSON 
Channing, Michigan 

L.A. 

TASSIE JORDAN

Detroit, Michigan 

A.S.
W. A. A. Board,•• Swimming Mgr.;
Green Splash.

•* ; 

DONALD G. JOHNSON
Port Hope, Michigan 

Ag.

RUSSELL NELSON JOHNSON

Reed City, Michigan 

Ag.
Ag. Econ. Club, Pres.; Glee Club; 
Chorus.

CARL E. KACKSTETTER

Denver, Colorado 

Ag.
Sigma Chi; Pi Aloha Xi; Beta Alpha 
Sigma; Hort. Club|;,Student Grange,- 
Wolverine.

LEONARD M. KARDES
Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Ag.
Newman Club; Forestry Club; Ag. 
Council; Forestry Club Cabinet.

HOPE F. KELLEY

Buchanan, Michigan 

L.A.

KENNETH KAUSZLER

Three Oaks, Michigan 

NORMAN KENYON 
Portland, Michigan 

L.A. 
Phi Kapoa Phi; Press CBb||Michigan 
State News,- Spartan.

VERNON R. KEISER

Ludington, Michigan 

Ag.
EDWARD KESSLER
Lansing, Michigan

L.A. Bus. Ad. 

L.A.

JERE P. KIMBALL

East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Hesperian,- Theta Aloha Phi; Dramatics 
School Productions ’36, 37, 38.

FERRIS KERCHER

Cass City, Mich'aan 

Phi Chi Alpha; Officers’ Club.

A.S.

JOHN M. KEYES

Howell, Michigan 

Officers’ Club,- A. I. Ch. E.

Eng.

JUDSON KING, JR 

Ann Arbor, Michiga-Hfe;/ 

Ag. 
Independent Men’s League® Forestry 
Club; Student Club|>;Student Christian 
Union,- Religious Council.

JOHN KLEBET

Alpena, Michigan

S. 

VIVIAN E. KNEPP

Battle Creek, Michigan 

L.A.
Kappa Alpha Theta; Y. W. C. A.; 
International Relations Club, Treas.

, 

ROBERT C. KITZSTEINER
Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Ag.
Xi; Sigma P:; Forestry Club; Men’s 
Glee Club,- Chorus.

JOSEPHINE KLOOSTRA
Caledonia, Michigan

L.A.

JEAN KNIGHT

Detroit, Michigan 

L.A.
Y W C. A.,- Tower Guard; Beta Alpha Sigma. 

ALLEN KNOLL 
Grand Rapids, Michigan 
Pres., Band; Pres., Alpha Epsilon 
Pres., Phi Mu Alpha,- Orchestra. 

L.A.
Mu;

WARREN KNOPHSNYDER 
Highland Park, Michigan 

Sec., M. S. C. Flying Club; Forestry Club.
PAUL KOOPMAN

Grand Rapids 

Mech. Eng.
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. M. E.

ALICE B. KORSTANGE

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Phi Kappa Phi.

HOWARD ALLEN KRAFT

Niles, Michigan 

L.A.

A.S.

Eclectic; Varsity Club; Athletic Council- 
Basketball, ’35, ’36, ’37, ’38. 

DOROTHY KRAMER

Three Oaks, Michigan 

H.Ec.

Home Ec. Club; Personality Clinic.
ETHEL A. KRANS

Iron River, Michigan 

H.Ec.
Alpha Omicron Pi; Home Ec. Bd.; Home 
Ec. Club; Omicron Nu, Vice-Pres.; 
Tower Guard; Alumni undergraduate 
scholarship; Danforth Summer Fellowship,- 
Lutheran Student; Assoc. Treas.; Dor­
mitory Pres.

BERTIL A. KRANTZ
Mears, Michigan 

Ag.
Agriculture Activity Award; Farm House, Treas.; 
Alpha Zeta,- Sem. Bot; Agricultural Council, 
Agronomy Club; Student Grange; Inter-Fraternity 
Football, Baseball and Basketball.

JmI 
t&*r-

«

MARVITA BELLE KREAG

Lansing, Michigan 

Phi Kappa Phi.

L.A.

CATHERINE KREHL
Detroit, Michigan 

A.S.
Kappa Delta,- Green Splash; W. A. A.,- House 
Council, E. Mary Mayo.

STANLEY S. KRENTEL 
East ¡Lansing, Michigan 

ERNEST T. KRETSCHMER 

Saginaw, Michigan 

Eclectic, Pres.

JEROME J. KRIEGER 

A.S.

L.A.

Stevensville, Michigan 

L.A.
Treas. Press Club; Editor Mich.HL„, 
State
News,- Feature Writer Spartan,- United 
Students Peace Committee.

LAURA KRONQUIST
Newberry, Michigan 

A.S.
Alpha Omicron Pi; Pres., Spartan Women’s 
League, Social Service Chrmn.; W. A. A.; 
Lutheran Student Club; Wolverine Staff; Camera 
Club; U P. Club.

PHILIP FONK KRUL

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

For.

Forestry Club.

JOHN M. LADD

Martin, Michigan 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

DOUGLAS EDWARD LAKE 

Ag.

Charlotte, Michigan 

Chem. Eng. 
,r * . .  Phi Lambda Tau,- Band Club; A. I. Ch. E. 
JEANE LAMERSON
Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
lAlpha Phi; Varsity Show Script; Senior Ball 
Co

State News.

ROBERT L. LANDER
Detroit, Michigan 

Ag.
Pi Kappa Phi; Agronomy Club,- Scabbard 
and Blade,- Officers’ Club; Rifle Team, 
three years,- I. F. C. Rep.

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KEITH LANGDON 

Hubbardston, Michigan 

A.S. 
Manager, M. .S. C. Cooperative 
Boarding Club, 1937-38.

HELEN LARSEN 
Iron Mountain, Michigan 

A.S. 

LUCILLE LEBRET
Flint, Michigan

Lib. Arts

LOUISE MAY LANGDON 
Hubbardston, Michigan 

Lib. Arts 
Sigma Kappa; Mortar Board; Tower 
Guard; Orchesis,- Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Wolverine,- State News; Pan- 
hellenic Council; A, W. S. Council.

KENNETH E. LAY

Williamston, Michigan 
Officers’ Club; Wrestling.

A.S.

MARGARET E. LEDBETER 

Detroit, Michigan 

L. A. 
Chi Omega,- Y. W. C. A.,- West Mary 
Mayö, Pres., Sec.-Treas. 

MARTHA D. LEE 

East Lansing, Michigan 

H.E. 

Omicron Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Y. W. C.
A.; Home Economics Club; Home
Econ, Club Board.

MILTON LENHARDT

Detroit, Michigan

Eng.

ALICE CAROLINE LEE 

East Lansing, Michigan Home Econ. 
Omicron Nu; H. E. Club; Y. W. C. A.,- 
Religious Council; S. W. L.; Merrill- 
Palmer.

R. ERNEST LEFFEL

East Lansing, Michigan 

Eng.
Tau Beta Pi; A. S. C. E.; Scabbard and 
Blade; Mortar and Ball.

HENRY LEHO

Detroit, Michigan 

Elect. Eng.
Phi Lambda Tau,- A. I. E. E.; Spartan 
Mdg.; M. S. C. Weight Lifting Team.

ROBERT F. LERG 

Lake City, Michigan  App. Science 
Alpha Chi Sigma,- Phi Kappa Phi;
Officers Club; Sigma Alpha Beta; Scab­
bard and Blade,- Newman Club; Per­
shing Rifles; Lieut, Col. R. O. T. C.

MARK LIGHTFOOT
Pontiac, Michigan

Eng.

LOUISE LENTZ 

Nashville, Michigan 
Kappa Kappa Gamma.

H. Ec. 

C. PHILIP LEWIS

Muskegon, Michigan; 
Eng.
Men’s Glee Club; Track Varsity,- 

Chorus.

ELIZABETH LILLEY
Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Alpha Phi; La Cofradia,- Theta Alpha 
Phi; Water Carnival.

GORDON LIPPERT

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

A.S.

Eclectic.

JOHN E. LONG 

Grand Haven, Mich. 

, r
Mech. Eng. 
Phi Lambda Tau; Freshman Fencing; 
Varsity Fencing, Capt. in Third Year.

j 

JOHN LIMBACH

Fort Lee, New Jersey

Ag. 

NORMAN W. LITTLE

Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan

App. Science

Sigma Alpha Beta.

franklin r. longwood

Grant/ Michigan 

A9-
Xi Sigma Pi; Honorary Forestry Fraternity; Forestry 
Club; Cabinet Member; ^Editor or  MicFiigan 
State' Coll. Pine Needles”.
JOHN LORIMER

Detroit, Michigan 

L.A.

Sigma Nu.
HARRY P. LOVE

Port Huron, Michigan 

S.

ORLINDO J. LUCHINI

Alma, Michigan 

Elec. Eng.
A. I. E. E.,- B.S., Alma College, 1933.

OLGA LUDWICK

Detroit, Michigan 

Delta Alpha.

H.E.

WALTER H. LUECK
Dundee, Illinois 

Chem. Eng.

Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Tau,■ Pres.; 
Varsity Club; A. S. Ch. E.; Y. M. C. A.; 
Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling,- 
Frosh Football; Engineer’s Ball Comm. 
Chrmn.; Senior Ball Comm.; Water 
Carnival Comm.

CARL S. LUNDGREN
Muskegon, Michigan 

Mech. Eng.
Phi Lambda Tau; Am. Soc. of Mech. Eng.; College 
Band.

JAMES LUTHER

Coopersville, Michigan 

JUNE LYONS

Cleveland Heights, Ohio 

Alpha Phi.

Ag.

L.A.

ELIZABETH D. MAC VEAN

East Lansing, Michigan  Home Econ.

edward a. McAllister
Eaton Rapids, Michigan 

Delphic.

THOMAS McCARTY
St. Clair, Michigan 

Hesperian.

J. ROBERT McCOMB
Muskegon, Michigan 

EILEEN McCURDY

S.

L.A.

L.A.

Okemos, Michigan 

H.E.

W. A. A. Treas.; Chi Omega; Pan- 
hellenic, Pres.; Green Splash; Home 
Econ. Club; Y. W. C. A.; Student 
Council; A. W. S. Council;! Chrmri.; 
Reception Comm., Senior Ball; Decora­
tions Comm.,; J-Hop; Freshman Dis­
cussion Group Leader; R. O. T. C. 
Corps Sponsor.
CLAIRE McDURMON

JAMES HALE McGILLIVRAY

Oscoda, Michigan 

Band.

Lib. Arts

JEAN G. McGILLIVRAY

Oscoda, Michigan 

HAROLD T. McGRATH

Flint, Michigan 

Delta Sigma Phi.

DENNIS McGUIRE
Alma, Michigan 

Ag. Eng. Club.

L.A.

Eng.

Aa

ERNA LOUISE McKENZIE

East Lansing, Mich. 

Lib.' Arts
Beta Alpha Sigma,- Student Club, Sec.; 
Athenian; Y. W. C. A.

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MAXINE B. McKINLEY

Grant, Michigan 

Home Econ.

DONALD C. McSORLEY

Lansing, Michigan 

Mech. Eng.
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Tau; Pershing 
Rifles; A. S. M. E., Sec.

CARMEN JAYNE MAINS 

Grand Rapids, Mich. 

Home Econ. 
Kappa Alpha Theta,- Home Econ. Club; 
Y.W.C.A.; N.A.O. Bowling Team; 
Grand Rapids Jr. Coll., first two years.

W. EVERETT McLELLAN

Eagle Butte, South Dakota 

L. A. 

Sigma Epsilon.

ROBERT G. MADILL 
Lansing, Michigan 

Beta Kappa.

Eng.

ROY O. MAKELA 
Waukegan, Illinois 
Beta Kappa Fraternity.

Ag. 

RUTH MÄNNINEN
Chassell, Michigan

Vet.

JOHN MARTIN

North Manchester, Indiana

Vet.

ORLAND J. MANAHAN 

Romeo, Michigan 
Eclectic; Officers’ Club.

Ag.

FRANCIS B. MARTIN 
Benton Harbor, Mich. 

Bus. Admin. 
Theta Kappa Nu; Sigma Epsilon,- Tau 
Sigma; 
Interfraternity Council, Vice- 
Pres.; Panhellenic Ball, Co-chairman.

D. F. MASKEY

Allegan, Michigan 

Chem. Eng. 
Mortar and Ball,- A. I. Ch. E.,- Officers’ 
Club.

WILLIAM E. MASON
Athens, Michigan 

Ag.

Farmhouse Fraternity; Forestry Club,- 
Wrestling.

DURWARD D. MEIER
Lakeside, Michigan

App. Science

ROBERT ALLEN MASON

Flint, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

ROBERT MATHEWS

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

A.S.

TOM L. MERCY 
Flint, Michigan 

Lib. Arts 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon,; Mich. State News 
Staff; Mich. State Gridiron News.

JAMES MEYER

Lansing, Michigan

A.S. 

HAROLD MILKS

Muskegon, Michigan 

Ein9-
Delta Sigma Phi; A. S. M. E.; I. F. C. 
Rep., 1936.

MARY ISABEL METTETAL 

Plymouth, Michigan 

Home Econ. 
Omicron Nu, Pres.; Tower Guard; .
Home Econ. Club; Merrill-Palmer,- 
Freshman Orientation.

, 

NORBERT A. MIKNAVICH
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Ag.

ELWOOD G. MILLARD
West Branch, Michigan

Applied Science

EDWARD A. MILLER
Detroit/ Michigan 

Delta Sigma Phi; A.

Elect. Eng.

JOSEPHINE MILLER

East Lansing, Michigan

Ta|Sigma; Y. W. C. A.; S. W. L
WILLIAM F. MILLER
Flint, MichiaaMc.'- 

Bus. Admin.
Phi Delta Theta,- Officers Club; Cavalry 
Club; Freshman Track.

MILDRED G. MINER
Holly, Michigan

ARTHUR L. MITCHELL
Millbrook, New York

CYRIL F. MOORE 

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Sigma Gamma Upsilon; M. S. C. 
Track.

^^b. Arts

Ag.

Lib. Arts 
Hotel Assn.;

GEORGE MOORE

Carsonville, Michigan

Vet.

JEAN E. MONTGOMERY

DeKalb, Illinois

Home Econ.

HARRY C. MORGAN 

Lansing, Michigan Applied Science 
Sigma Phi Sigma; M. S. C. Astronomy 
Club.
MARY MORRISON

Traverse City, Michigan

Vet.

FREDRICKA MORSE
Lansing, Michigan

L.A.

HUGH MOSHER

Lansing, Michigan 

Applied Science

Sigma Pi Sigma, Sec.; Pershing Rifles.

PAUL MOYES

Cedar Springs, Mich.  App. Science 
Eclectic,- Varsity Club; Freshman Base­
ball; Freshman Football; Varsity Base­
ball; J-Hop Comm.

RONALD MYERS

Jackson, Michigan 

ELIZABETH J. NEITZ
Lansing, Michigan 

Ag.

L.A.

GRANT E. NICHOL

McGregor, Michigan 

Ag.
Farmhouse,- Agronomy Club,- Student Grange; 
Student 4-H Club.- Farm Crops Judging Team.

MARGARET ELIZABETH NICKLE 

Saginaw, Michigan 

'MLib. Arts 

Athenian,- Phi Kappa Phi; S. W. L.

KATHRYN NIEDERMEIER
Ai^L°nr0e' Michigan 
Home Econ.
Alpha Omicron Pi; Home Econ. Club Board; 
Merril-Palmer.

WAYNE NIELSEN 

Ferndale, Michigan 
Beta Kappa,- A. I. Ch. E.

Chem. Eng.

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RAOUL NIES 

Holland, Michigan 

Aloha Chi Omega. 

L.A. 

ARTHUR E. NORRIS 
Dearborn, Michigan 

Ag. 
Hort. Club; Beta Alpha Sigma,- Pi
Alpha Xi.

LEO V. NOTHSTINE

Mancelona 

tng.

ARVID W. NORLIN 
Gladstone, Michigan 

U. P. Club; Freshman Baseball.

Ag. 

ROY I. NOTEWARD
Manistee, Michigan 

Ag.

CARL NUMELIN

Caspian, Michigan 

Chem. Eng.

U. P. Club.- Am. Inst, of Chem. Eng.

MARIJANE OCHS
Lansing, Michigan 

Home Econ.
Alpha Chi Omega,- Home Econ. Club; 
leader for 
Y. W. C. A.,- Discussion 
Freshman Orientation.

RUTH LOUISE OGDEN 

Grand Rapids, Mich. App. Science 
Alpha Gamma Delta; Y. W. C. A.; W. 
A. A.,- Wolverine; Volleyball; Bowling; 
Baseball; Rifle.

JAMES D. NUNDY
Hilton, New York 

Vet.
Alpha Psi,- Block and Bridle Club; Jr.
A. V. M. A.

FLOYD H. OGDEN

Port Huron, Michigan 

Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. M. E.

M.E.

FRED OLDS 

East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A. 

EVELYN G. OLSEN
Stevens Point, Wis.

Lib. Arts 

ROBERT W. OSGOOD
St. Johns, Michigan 

Delta Sigma Phi; Forestry Club.

Ag.

JAMES E. OLIVER

Three Rivers, Michigan

Lib. Arts, Bus. Ad.

RAYMOND O'MALLEY 

Grand Rapids, Mich.  App. Science 
Study Club,- Freshman Football; Varsity 
Football.

Sigma Epsilon.

LEN OSTERINK

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

L.A.

FLOYD OTTEMAN 
Holland, Michigan 

GEORGE W. PACKOWSKI 

Grand Rapids, Michigan Chem. Eng. 
Phi Lambda Tau; Officers Club; A. I. 
Ch. E.,- Football.

JOHN M. PATRIARCHE
East Lansing, Michigan 
Phi Lambda Tau,- A. S. C. E.

Civ|||M. 

HOMER PAGE

Lansing, Michigan 

A. S.

Lambda Chi Alpha,- A. 
Chairman Decorations, J-Hop; 
fraternity Council.

Chem. Eng. 
I. Ch. E.,- 
Inter­

CURTIS E. PATTON
Oxford, Michigan 

Jiib. Arts
Band Club; Delta Sigma Phi; Comm., WKAR 
Staff; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet.
MYRTLE PATTON

East Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

Alpha Chi Omega; Mortar Board,- 
Pres., Sigma Alpha 
lota; A. W. S. 
Greater Council; and Judiciary Bd.,- 
Pan-hellenic Rep.; Y. W. C. A. Jr. and 
Sr. Cabinet; Pres, of Women’s Glee 
Club; A Capella Choir.

FLORENCE PEARCE

Lincoln Park, Michigan 

H.Ec.

CHARLES B. PEARSON

Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

Theta Kappa Nu,- Sigma Gamma Upsilon,- 
Scabbard and Blade; Officers Club; 
M. S. C. Hotel Assn.

CLARENCE PELL

Stanhope, New Jersey 

HAROLD R. PERRY
Caro, Michigan 

Acacia,- Livestock Judging Team.

Ag.

Ag.

MORRIS S. PHEILS
Sturgis, Michigan 

Bus. Admin.

Delta Sigma Phi; Sigma Epsilon; Band.
HENRY F. PIERCE
Wayne, Michigan 

Ag.
Y. M. C. A.; Chairman Religious Lecture 
Series, Y. M. C. A.

JAMES E. PIERSON

East Tawas, Michigan 

Elect. Eng.

A. I. E. E.; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi.

PATRICIA VOLMER PIERSON

Detroit, Michigan 

Home Econ.

Alpha Chi Omega, Vice-Pres.; S. W. 
L., Sec.; Y. W. C. A.

GUELDA PIKE

Detroit, Michigan 
Michigan State News.

STANLEY PILZNINSKI
Detroit, Michigan 

WILLIAM E. PITTS

Centerville, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

A.S.

Ag.

Farmhouse; Zi Sigma Pi; Forestry Club.
BENNIE POCUIS
Muir, Michigan 

Applied Science 
Sigma Pi Sigma,- Astronomy Club;;: 
Student Club; Math Club.

VIRGIL POWERS
Hart, Michigan 

L.A.

LAURA ANN PRATT
Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Sigma Kappa; Tower Guard; Scimitar, 
Pres.; W. A. A., Vice-Pres.; Green 
Splash, Vice-Pres.,- Tau Sigma; State 
News.

ORVILLE PREISS

Detroit, Michigan 

Hermian.

Ag.

BEATRICE PRITCHARD
Jackson, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

BERNICE H. PROCTOR

Detroit, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Kappa Delta; Green Splash; Math Club; Pan- 
hellenic,• W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; S. W. L.

MARVEL PUGSLEY

Battle Creek, Michigan 

Sigma Kappa.

H.Ec.

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GORDON E. PURDY 

Alma, Michigan 

Ag.
Theta Kappa N|| Alpha Zeta,- Block 
and Bridie,- Frosh Wrestling; Varsity 
Wrestling, Capt^Grange; 4-H Club.

RICHARD RADKE 
Lansing, Michigan

L.A. 

LOREN E. RECOR

Marine City, Michigan Bus. Admin.
Interfraternity 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
Athletics.

MARY PYKE

Byron, Michigan

A.S. 

VELMA R. RAE

Lansing, Michigan

L.A.

ROBERT REED

Howell, Michigan

En.

WENDELL REHKOPF
Petoskey, Michigan

Lib. Arts, Bus. Ad.

Glee Club; Chorus.

DONALD B. REID
Romeo, Michigan 

Chem. Eng.
Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda 
Tau; A. I. Ch. E.; Beta Kappa, Sec.

ROBERT L. REFIOR 

East Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts 
Hesperian; Excalibur; Pi Kappa Delta,- 
Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Epsilon; 
Officers’ Club; Debate; Oratory,- State 
News,- Bd. of Publications.

PAUL F. REICHERT
Chelsea, Michigan 

Vet. Med.
Pi Kappa Phi; Jr. A. V. M. A.; Inter­
fraternity Council.

CHARLES A. REIMER
Stevensville, Michigan 

Horticulture Club.

Ag.

BARBARA RENZ

Lansing, Michigan 

Home Econ.
Alpha Phi; H. E. Club; Y. W. C. A.;

VIRGINIA REYNOLDS

Fenton, Michigan 

JEAN REINDEL 

Highland Park, Michigan 

Vet. 

ROBERT REY

Visalia, California 

Vet.

DANIEL E. RICHARDSON 

Royal Oak, Mich. 

App. Science 

Beta Kappa Fraternity; Rifle Team. 

BEATRICE McCOMB ROBERTSON

East Lansing, Michigan Home Econ.

Chi Omega; Home Ec. Club.

EARL ROBOTHAM 
Beulah, Michigan 

Eclectic.

Ag.

Ag.

MARIAN RICHARDSON 

Detroit, Michigan 

Home Econ. 
Kappa Alpha Theta,- Y. W. C. A.,- 
Home Econ. Club.

JOHN ROBERTSON

Middleville, Michigan 

Ag.

RALPH ROSE

Ishpeming, Michigan

Beta Kappa; Glee Club; Mortar and Ball.

ELOISE ROTHENBERGER 
Boyne City, Michigan 
Sigma Alpha Beta.

CHRISTINE L. ROTHNEY

Perry, Michigan

Kappa Delta,- Home Ec. Club; Y. W. C. A.
HOWARD S. ROWE
Flint, Michigan
Forestry Club; Alpha Phi Omega.

Vet.

H.E.

ROBERT LEE ROWE
Lansing, Michigan 

Applied Science
Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Astronomy Club; 
Rifle Team; R. O. T. C.

EDWARD RUDD, JR.
Cedarville, Michigan Applied Science 
Scabbard and Blade,- Officers Club; 
Zoolog; U. P. Club,- Students Club; 
Independent Men’s League; Y. M. C. 
A.,- Freshman Baseball.

ALINE RUDOLPHI
Detroit, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Beta Alpha Sigma,- W. A. A.; People’s Church 
Choir.

LEWIS RUESINK

Adrian, Michjgan 

DOROTHY RUSSELL

Flint, Michigan 

A.S.

A.S.

VIRGINIA A. RUTTLE 
Carsonville, Michigan 

Home Econ. 
Student Grange,- Scimitar Fencing Club; 
Home Ec. Club; W. A. A.

JOHN H. RYCKMAN

Flint, Michigan 

SEYMOUR RYCKMAN
S. Boardman, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

En.

HOWARD C. SACKRIDER

Parma, Michigan 

Agricultural Ec.
Theta Kappa Nu,- Ag. Econ. Club; Senior Ball 
Co mmittee. -

JAMES J. SANBORN
Traverse City, Michigan 
Forestry Club; Frosh Tennis.

Ag.

JOHN M. SANGSTER

East Lansing, Michigan 

Engineering
Tau Beta Pi; A. S. M. E.; Y. M. C. A.,- President 
Religious Council.

ROBERT O. SCHAEFFER
Fe nnville, Michigan 

Civil Eng.
A. S. C. E.; Mortar and Ball; Officers 
Club; Pistol Team, Capt. '37.

g-

g-

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Eclectic.

VICTOR SCHEMBER 
Beaverton, Michigan

ANITA SCHOENOW 
Saginaw, Michigan

Eng

Ag.

L.A.

ERNST SCHREIBER 
Lansing, Michigan 
Alpha Chi Sigma,- Scabbard

A.S. 
and Blade.

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RAYMOND SCHWYN

Ionia, Michigan 

Engineering

Alpha Chi Sigma,- A. I. Ch. t.

EUGENE D. SERDYNSKY 

Grand Rapids, Mich.  App. Science 

Sigma Alpha Beta; Frosh Fencing.

DONALD F. SEXMITH
Charlotte, Michigan 

IS A'
M S. C. Band 1934-36-37; State News 
Staff 1935.

DONALD K. SCOTT 

Royal Oak, Michigan  Mech. Eng. 
Mortar and Ball (1st Lieut.); Phi Lambda 
Tau; A. S. M. E.

C. STANLEY SEVERANCE

Lansing, Michigan 

Mathematics Club.

L.A.

LOUISE SHAFER

Detroit, Michigan 

Home Econ.

Omicron Nu; Phi Kappa Phi.

JONATHAN SHAPPEE 
South Haven, Mich. 

: App. Science 
Officers’ Club; Conservation Club; 
Pershing Rifles; Sem. Bot.

LOUISE SHEPARD
Remus, Michigan

H. Ec.

CLYNE SHAFFNER 
Freeland, Michigan 

Ag. 
Farm House; Block and Bridle; Hort.
Club.

HOMER SHARP

Lansing, Michigan

Eng.

ROBERT SHERMAN

Grand Ledge, Michigan

L.A. 

BETTY SHERRATT
Detroit, Michigan 

L.A.
Kapoa Delta, Pres.; La Cofradia; Y. W.
C. A.; W. A. A.; S. W. L.

WILLIAM J. SHERWOOD

Whitestone, L. I.

Delphic House; American Vet. 
Assoc.

Vet.
Med.

WILLIAM SHERMAN 
Lansing, Michigan 

Forestry Club. 

Forestry 

JANET BARBARA SHERRATT
Huntington Woods, Michigan

^ , 

, 
Kappa Delta; Home 
C. A.; S. W. L.

Home Ec-
Ec. Club; Y. W.

NORMAN R. SHIPPEY

Lansing, Michigan

A.S. 

DAVID E. SHOTWELL
Battle Creek, Mich. 

fChem. Eng.
Alpha Chi Sigma,- A. I. Ch. E., Reporter.

JOE SHULL

Almont, Michigan 
Delphic; Block and E 
Grange,- 4-H Club; 
Shidpint Club: An. Hub.

Ag.
iridie; Student 
Ag. Council; 
ludaing Team.

ROSS SHOECRAFT 
Fremont, Michigan 

Lambda Chi Alpha.

L.A.

ELDON SHOTWELL

Battle Creek, Michigan 

Eng.
Alpha Chi Sigma, Pres.,- Tau Beta Pi; 
Mortar and Ball; Officers' Club; A. 
I. Ch. E., Treas.

WELLS A. SHULLS
Sturgis, Michigan 

App. Science
Sigma Alpha Beta; Men’s Glee Club; Chorus.

RICHARD D. SIEGLE

Brookline, Massachusetts 

Vet.

JULIA E. SIMMONS 
Lansing, Michigan

Kappa Alpha Theta; Theta Alpha Phi.

Lib. Arts

MALCOLM SIMONS
St. Clair, Michigan 

Alpha Chi Sigma,- A. I. Ch. E.

Ch.E.

ALBERT G. SIMS

Moosup, Connecticut 

L.A.
Varsity Club; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Epsilon,- 
Varsity Swimming.

LUKE R. SINCLAIR

San Francisco, California 

Vet.

Sigma Alpha Beta; Jr. A. V. M. A.

ORLAND H. SINES
Portland, Michigan 

Baseball.

B.Ad. of L. Arts

HARRIET ELEANOR SKIDMORE 

East Lansing, Mich. 

App. Science 
Treasurer Orchesis; Green Splash; W. 
A. A. Board.

WAYNE D. SKIVER

Traverse City, Michigan 

Sigma N'u.

JEAN SMALL

Ag.

Beulah, Michigan 

Home Econ.

Delta Alpha.

ALICE L. SMITH

Lake Odessa, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

Chorus.

BEVERLY SMITH

South Haven, Michigan 

L.A.
Sigma Kappa, Pres.; Mortar Board; 
Tower Guard, Treas.; Tau Sigma; State 
News, Co-ed Editor; Freshman Orienta­
tion System, Group Leader,- Freshman 
Counselor System; Y. W. C. A.; Cabinet; 
Chorus,- L. A. Board; Board of Publica­
tions; A. W. S. Co uncil.

CHLORIS A. SMITH
Saginaw, Michigan 

DONALD SMITH
Holt, Michigan 

EDWIN W. SMITH
Climax, Michigan 

Home Ec.

L.A.

Mech. Eng.

Phi Lambda Tau; A. S. M. E.; Officers’ Club; 
Mortar and Ball; Capt. R. O. T. C.; Boxing 
Team.

EVA SMITH

East Lansingy Michigan 

Home Ec.
Omicron Nu; Theta Alpha1 Phi; Orchesis; 
S- W. L. Secy.,- Y. W. C. A.; Home Ec. 
Club; Religious Council; Chorus.

FRANK SMITH 

Yonkers, New York 

Beta Kappa House.

GAIL SMITH

Leslie, Michigan 

(

LAWRENCE J. SMITH 

Lake Odessa, Michigan 

L.
Sigma Nu, Pres.; Excaliber; Varsity Club; Sc 
bard and Blade,- Officers Club; Varsity Footl
^igr.; Gen. Chm. Military Ball; Frosh Fr 
vomm.

LEWIS SMITH 

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Delphic.

L.A.

SENIORS

CHARLES JOSEPH SNYDER

Quinnesec, Michigan App. Science

ALMA SOMERS

Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.

MILLARD SMITH

Kalamazoo, Michigan 

Mech. Eng. 

A. S. M. E.

VIRGINIA WINIFRED SMITH

Detroit, Michigan 

Home Ec.
Alpha Omicron Pi; Spartan Women’s 
League,- Y. W. C. A.,- Home Ec.; 
Panhellenic Co u ncil-

LOUIS J. SNYDER 

Quinnesec, Michigan App. Science 
Heavyweight Boxing Champion 1936.

HAROLD L. SPARKS 
Saginaw, Michigan 

Ag. 
Delta Chi; Blue Key,- Alpha Zeta, 
Treas.;  Agronomy,  Grange  Varsity 
Club, Sec.-Treas.; Cross Country Track.

PHILIP SPARLING
Detroit, Michigan
Tau Beta Pi; A. S. M.

E.

Mech. Eng. 

HARRY E. SPEELMAN
Lansing, Michigan 

A.b.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Excalibur; Student 
Council; Varsity Club; Football, Capt.; 
’37; Winner Gov. of Mich, most valu­
able player award 37; All-American 
Mention '36, '37.

NORMAN SPARLING
Hartfield, New York 

A.S.

HELENE SPATTA

Buchanan, Michigan 

App. Science 
R. O. T. C. Cavalry sponsor; Y. W. C. 
A.; W. A. A. Board; S. Club; J-Hop 
Comm.; Senior Ball Comm.

WILLIAM ROBERT SPEER

Grand Rapids, Mich. 

Lib. Arts
Eclectic; Chorus,- Glee Club; Tenor 
Soloist WKAR Radio program.

DONALD L. SPOOR 
Muskegon, Michigan 

A. I. E. E.

Eng.

DALE SPRINGER 

Lansing, Michigan 

■ 
Chem. tng.

_

Sigma Alpha Epsiloti Phi Lambda lau> 
Varsity Club; Scabbard and Blade; 
Officers' Club; Varsity Track; Wate 
Carnival Chairman.

WALTER E. STINECKER 
Fort Wayne, Indiana 

Forestry Club.

MABLE STODDARD
Fairgrove, Michigan

Forestry

L.A.

JOHN T. STONE 

Chardon, Michigan 

Alpha Zeta; Agronomy Club; 
Cropsfjudging Team.

LOIS STONE 

Lansing, Michigan 

Home Ec. Club.

WILLIAM H. STROUP

Milan, Michigan

■r; A. V. M. A.,- Block and Bridle.

Inter-co

Ag.
legiate

Home Ec.

Vet. Med.

CLARENCE STUART 
Midland, Michigan 

Farm House.

MARJORIE KAY SUESZ 
East Lansing, Michigan 

Green Splash; Home Ec. Club; Y
Senior Cabinet; Spartan's 
Board; Religious Council.

Home Ec. 
W. C. A.; 
Woman’s League

PAUL SULLIVAN
Flint, Michigan

GLENN A. SWANSON

Morley, Michigan 

A.

Ag.

LEE JAY TALLADAY

Milan, Michigan 

Ag.
Farm House; Ag. Engineers and Hort. 
Club.
LEOLA TALLADAY
Milan, Michigan 

Home Econ.
Delta Alpha; Y. W. C. A.,- Home Ec. Club; 
Pan-Hellenic.

W. LIONEL TATE
Hart, Michigan 

Ag.
Alpha Gamma Rho; Ag. Ec. CBb; Intra­
mural Basketball, Football; 
Inter-class 
Track; Inter-Frat Baseball, Basketball.

DOROTHY HUNTLEY TAYLOR 

East Lansing, Michigan 

Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Kappa Phi.

Lib. Arts

DOROTHY TREES TAYLOR

Flint, Michigan 

Home Ec.
Kappa Alpha Theta; Home Ec. Club; 
Y. W. C. A.; Vice-Pres. Kappa Alpha 
Theta.
HERMAN TAYLOR

Englewood, New Jersey

A.S.

LAURA TELL

Detroit, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Sigma Kappa,- Y. W. C. A.; Newman 
Club; Press Club; State News; Spartan.

F. WELLS TERWILLIGER

Lansing, Michigan 

App. Science
Officers Club; Pershing Rifles,- Mortar and Ball; 
Geogangue, V. Pres., Pres.; Freshman Fencing.

TOMPKINS TERWILLIGEN 

Utica, New York 

Ch. Engineering 

A. S. Ch. E.

ROBERT TESAR

Highland Park, Michigan 

CHARLOTTE THATCHER

Detroit, Michigan 

A.S.

Vet.

I’age 71

AGNES TESKE 

Patterson, New York 

Kappa Delta.

H. Ec. 

DOROTHY BELLE THURSTON 

Pontiac, Michigan 

H.E. 

ALTHEA G. TINDALL
Muskegon, Michigan

Alpha Xi Delta,- Wolverine.

Lib. Arts

WILLIAM M. THATCHER 

Flint; Michigan 

Tau Beta Pi; A. S. C. E.

Civil Eng. 

PAUL TIMOVICK

Centerville, Michigan 

Ag.

SHIRLEY TOWNSEND 
Owosso, Michigan 

H.Ec. 
BARBARA TRANTER
East Lansing, Mich. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma

LUCY TRANTER

East Lansing, Mich.

L.A.

JANE TUBBS

L.A. 
GORDON TROUSDALE

Kalamazoo, Michigan

Ida Grove, Iowa 

L. A .
Eclectic, Sec.; Sigma Gamma Upsilon; 
Controller Mich. State Col. Hotel 
Assoc.

L.A.

HENRY J. TYKOCKI
HB-ansing, Michigan 
Newman Club.

Chem. Eng.

RICHARD I. VAN WINKLE

Cass City, Michigan 

Ag.
Pi Alpha Xi; Beta Alpha Sigma,- 
Horticulture Club; Sigma Xi.

CLAYTON H. VANDER MEER 

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

E. Eng. 

A. I. E. E.

JAMES W. VANDERBILT 
Grand Ledge, Michigan 

Ag. 
Scabbard and Blade,- Dairy Club;
Cavalry Club; Dairy Products Judging 
Team ’38; Officers’ Club.

HOMER VAN HOESEN
Scottville, Michigan 

A.S.

thana l. veatch
Lansing, Michigan 

Wolverine Staff:

L.A.

CATHERINE LENORE WAGNER 

Harbor Beach, Michigan Home Ec. 
Home Ec. Club; Mixed Chorus,- W. A. 
A.

FRED M. WALKER 

Lake Orion, Michigdrjj 

L. A.
Kappa Sigma,- Sigma Epsilon,- IF. Council.

ESTHER RUTH VYN

Grand Haven, Mich. 

Lib. Arts
Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W. C. A.,- Cor. 
Sec., Alpha Xi Delta,- W. A. A.; 
Orchesis try out.

JOSEPH W. WALBRIDGE

Detroit, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Glee Club; Chorus,- Pres., Christian 
Science Organization,- 
Independent 
Men’s League.

SAMUEL ROY ALDRICH
Fairgrove, Michigan 

Ag.
President Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta; Blue Key; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Agronomy Club; Ag Council; Varsity Wrestling Team; Varsity 
Club; Dairy Judging Team; Farm Crops Judging Team.

BETTY JANE ALEXANDER

Janesville, Wisconsin 

H.E.

WILLIS LEROY ANDERSON

Sparta, Michigan 

Ag.
Farm House; Alpha ZetaBlnter-Fratemity Council; Delegate to 
National Inter-Fraternity Convention; Student Grange,- Student 
Club; Hort Club; Y. M. C. A.

Ag.

H.E.
Y. W. C. A.;
Social

MELVIN LEONARD ANDRUS

Sparta, Michigan 

JANE ANDERSON

Midland, Michigan 

Alpha Gamma Delta; Home Ec. Club; 
S. W. L.; W. A. A.-, Girl  Reserve Counselor,- 
Chairman East Mayo ’36.

GEORGE ARMSTRONG

Lansing, Michigan 

CLARENCE CARL BACH
Sebewaing, Michigan 

JAMES BALLENGER

Flint, Michigan 

L. A.

Vet.

Eng.

A. S. M. E. Vice-President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Beta
Kappa, Chancellor; Camera  Club; Student  Publications
Photographer.

DAVID MARSTON BARTHOLD
.vKalamazoo, Michigan 
Sigma Nu.

JESSIE LAURA BARTON
Manistique, Michigan 

ORLO STERKEN BARTON

Holland, Michigan 

Phi Kappa Tau.

WILLIAM DENNIS BARTON

East Lansing, Michigan 

Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Epsilon,- Flying Club.

VIRGINIA DORINE BATES
East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.

H.E.

L.A.

L.A.

H.E.

MARION ELIZABETH BEARDSLEY

Beaverton, Michigan 
H.E.
Omicron Nu,- Spartan Woman’s League Board; Student

Grange.

ANDREW FRANK BEDNAR

Ironwood, Michigan 

L.A.

President Upper Peninsula Club; International Relations
Club; Y. M. C. A.; Newman Club; Student Club.

following senior pictures were 
Because the 
delivered too 
late to include in the regular 
senior panels, the Wolverine has inserted the 
following four pages as a regular part of the 
senior section. We regret that it was impossible 
to 'include the names on these pages in the 
personal index.

WILLIAM D. BELL
Lansing, Michigan 
Hesperian; President of I. F. C.; Varsity Swimming; Co-Captain
Swimming Team; Excalibur; Sigma Gamma Upsilon; Varsity Club.

L.A.

CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH BENGE

Perry, Michigan 

DALICE SWICK BENGE

Perry, Michigan 

JACK ELMER BERGSMA

Rudyard, Michigan 
Freshman, Varsity Track.

JEANE EVA BEUKEMA
Holland, Michigan

MYLDRED JOYCE BINGHAM

East Lansing, Michigan 

GEORGE HERBERT BIRD

Belding, Michigan 

H.E.

H.E.

App. Sci.

L.A.

Ag.

Alpha Gamma Rho; President 4-H Club; Student Grange; Hort. 
Club; Religious Council; Varsity Wrestling Team.

ESTHER LOUISE BISHOP
Millington, Michigan 

H.E.

THELMA DOROTHY BISHOP

Lansing, Michigan 

App. Sci.
Pi Kappa Delta; Women’s Debate Team; Green Splash; 
W. A. A.

EDMUND J. BOELL
Detroit, Michigan 

ARCHIE L. BLACK
Lansing, Michigan 

CONSTANCE BLAKELY

Dexter, Michigan 

WILLIAM M. BOARDMAN

Detroit, Michigan 

NORMAN HEWITT BOETTCHER

East Lansing, Michigan 

’ 

Tau Sigma; La Cofradia; Sigma Epsilon.

Ag.

L.A.

H.E.

Eng.

L.A.

CLARENCE EDWARD BOHN

Lansing, Michigan 

App. Sci.
Phi Kappa Phi; Scabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles; 
Officer’s Club.

ROBERT DOWLING BOND

Leslie, Michigan 

Forestry Club; Scabbard and Blade; Independent Basketball; 
Chairman Forestry Shindig (1938).

Ag.

CHARLES JACKSON BONNEY

East Tawas, Michigan 

L.A.

Officer’s Club; La Cofradia; Camera Club; Radio Club.

DONALD GAELE BOUMA
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Ag.

BARBARA LU BRATTIN
East Lansing, Michigan 

L.A.
Alpha Chi Omega, Vice-Pres.; Mortar Board; A. W. S., Vice- 
Pres.; A. W. S. Convention, Vice-Pres.; Chmn. Freshman Orienta­
tion; Chmn. Judiciary Board; Tower Guard, Tau Sigma; Phi 
Kappa Phi.

MILDRED MARIE BREDAHL

Mantón, Michigan

H.E.
Student Christian Union; Home Economics Club; Student 
Grange; Chorus.

GLENN CLARENCE BREITENWISCHER

Manchester, Michigan 

Sigma Epsilon,- Tau Sigma,- Baseball.

IDA NELLIE BROWER
Lansing, Michigan

GERALD ALTON BRIAN

Howell, Michigan

JOHN F. BROWER
Lansing, Michigan
Mortar and Ball; Officer’s Club.

L.A.

H.E.

Ag.

Eng.

ROBERT HOWARD BUCKNELL

Centreville, Michigan

L.A.
Sigma Nu; Sigma Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade,- Officers’ Club.

MARGARET ALICE BULL
Birmingham, Michigan 

Alpha Xi Delta,- Home Ec. Club,- Y. W. C. A.

GARRETT EDWARD BURGESS

Detroit, Michigan 

Sigma Nu; Scabbard and Blade; Officers’ Club.

JOHN HYDE BURTON
East Lansing, Michigan 
Sigma Nu.

WILLIAM M. CADE
Okemos, Michigan 

H.E.

L.A.

L.A.

Eng.

Phi Kappa Phi; Tall Beta Phi; Scabbard and Blade,- Phi 
Lambda Tau; A. S. C. E.,- Rifle Team.

JENNIE CORA DAY
Clark Lake, Michigai
n

H.E.

JOHN EDWARD KUK

Amsterdam/ New York 

L.A.

ROBERT BRUCE MacDONALD
East Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Alpha Phi Omega; Varsity Club; Varsity Track Manager.

ELIZABETH PRESTON SEARS

Birmingham, Michigan 

H.E.
Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A.; Religious Council, Sec.; 
Wolverine Staff; Omicron Nu; Home Economics Club; 
Phi Kappa Phi.

ANTHONY J. SMIRNIOTIS

Sodus, Michigan 

Theta Kappa Nu,- Agricultural Council; Fencing; Drum Major.

L.A.

Ag.

ROBERT H. SWART

Grand Rapids, Michigan 
Delta Chi; Glee Club; Chorus.

L.A.

HOWARD R. SWARTZ

LaGrange, Illinois 

Ag.
Eclectic; Varsity Football; Frosh Football; Varsity Club; 
Blue Key; Excalibur; Who’s Who in American Colleges; 
Junior Class, Pres.,- Student Council, Vice-Pres.

CHARLOTTE L. WHEATLEY
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 

Kappa Delta.

Ag.

ROBERT LEE BRUCE 
Hamburg, N. Y. 

, I
L.A.

F. C. Sec.; Chmn. I. F. C. Convocation; Publicity 

I. 
Chmn. Water Carnival; Junior Class Treas.; Finance 
Chmn. J-Hop; Officer's Club; Soph Prom, Ticket Chmn.

FRANCES E. WALLACE

Bay Port, Michigan 

Kappa Alpha Theta; Y. W. C. A.

L.A.

MARY ELIZABETH WALSH

Bay City, Michigan 

Home Ec.

OSCAR WARBACH

Elizabeth, New Jersey 

App. Science
Alpha Zeta (Cook Chapter); Art Ed., “Spartan”; 
Zoolog; Conservation Club; Press Club; State 
News; M. S. C. Weight Lifting Club; Gymnastics.

ROBERT S. WARD 
Detroit, Michigan 

Farm House; Forestry Club.

Forestry

ROBERT WARD 

Ashtabula, Ohio 
Alpha Gamma Rho.

RUSSELL WARNER

Williamston, Michigan 

DORIS WARREN

Port Huron, Michigan 

L.A.

L.A.

MARTIN A. WARSKOW 
South Haven, Michigan 

Elect. Engr. 
Independent; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta 
Pi, V. Pres.; Glee Club; Chorus,- A. I.
E. 
Y. M. C. A.

E., Chrmn.; Lutheran Student Club; 

JOSEPH LAWRENCE WASCO

Grand Rapids, Michigan 
Newman Club; Math. Club.

App. Science

WILLIAM N. WASSAN

Tocsin, Indiana 
Alpha Chi Sigma.

App. Science

JEAN McGEORGE WATSON

Detroit, Michigan 

L.A.
Christian Science Organization, V.-Pres.; Chorus.

RALPH C. WATSON
Coolidge, Georgia

Vet.

WARREN K. WATSON

Detroit, Michigan 

L. A.
Delphic Lit. Soc; Sigma Epsilon; Scabbard and 
Blade; Officers’ Club; Frosh. Football; Boxing.

ARTHUR J. WEBB

Lansing, Michigan 

App. Science

HARRY B. WEINBURGH
East Lansing, Michigan 

ROGER WELCH

Marshall, Michigan 

Sigma Nu.

A.S.

L.A.

WILLIAM WELLES
Elmira, New York 

Ag.
Alpha Gamma Rho; Dairy Club, Pres.; Ag. 
Council, Vice-Pres.:; Rifle Team.

GALE WELLS

Byron Center, Michigan 

A.S.

Alpha Chi Sigma.

NAOMI WESTERMAN
Lansing, Michigan 

MARIAN WHELAN
Tecumseh, Michigan

H.Ec.

H.Ec.

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EDWARD WHITE 
Onsted, Michigan

Vet.

WILLARD W. WHITE 

East Lansing, Michigan 

Bus. Ad. 
Sigma Nu; Blue Key,- Excalibur; Officers’ 
Club; Press Club; Varsity Basketball; 
State News; Inter-Frat. Athletics.

MILTON WILCOX 

Battle Creek, Michigan

Eng.

MARTHA WHITE 
Mason, Michigan

Vet. 

HAROLD WIESNER 
Alpena, Michigan

App. Science

ROGER P. WILCOX
Hopkins, Michiga||S

L.A. 

MYRTLE WILHITE
Lansing, Michigan

L.A. 

CLARA ELIZABETH WILSON 

Detroit, Michigan 

H.E.
Kappa Alpha Theta; Home Ec. Club; 
Y. W. C. A.; Panhellenic Council; 
A. W. S. Judiciary Board.

ROGER BANGS WILCOX

Charlotte, Michigan 

Elec. Eng.
Tau Beta Pi; A. I. E. E:|; Men's Glee 
Club; Y. M. C. A.; Student Christian 
Union; Student Religious C||neil.

WILLIAN WILLIAMS

Diamondale, Michigan 

L.A.

HELEN W. WILSON 

Battle Creek, Michigan 

Lib. Arts

NORMAN WISE

Woodland, Michigan

L.A. 

JEAN WOODARD

Port Huron, Michigan

L.A.

State News.

J. DEAN WINTER
Flint, Michigan 

L.A.

Highland Park, Michigan

H.E.

YVONNE WOOD

Phi Mu Alpha, V.-Pres.; Alpha Epsilon- 
Mu, V.-Pres.; M. S. C. Band, V.-Pres.

ROGER WOODCOCK
East Lansing, Michigan

Eng. 

HARVEY P. WOODSTRA 
Grand Rapids, Michigan 
Varsity Club; Varsity Track. 

Bus. Ad. 

JAMES R. WOOTON
NashMlIe, Michigan

Glee Club.

Ch.E.

HANNAH WOODHEAD 

Custer, Michigan 

Home Ec. 

GEORGE O. WOOTTON

Dearborn, Michigan 

Forestry Club, Cabinet 1937-38.

Ag.

SENIORS

MAX H. WOOTEN
Owosso, Michigan

GEORGE WORCESTER
Big Rapids, Michigan

DONALD WRIGHT
Fowler, Michigan

MARY JANE WRIGHT

Lansing, Michigan 

Orchestra.

Ag.

L.A.

Vet.

L.A.

DIANA YOUNG

East Lansing, Michigan 

Lib. Arts
Tower Guard; La Cofradia; Y. W. C. A., 
Vice-Pres.,- State News,- Wolverine; Fencing 
Club.

MILO YOUNG

East Lansing, Michigan 

JOHN YUNCK

South Orange, New Jersey 

RALPH ZERBE

Constantine, Michigan 

L.A.

L.A.

Eng.

Eng.

GILBERT ZIEGENFUS
Allentown, Penna. 

App. Science

ROBERT M. ZINOBER

Richmond Hill, New York 

Vet. Med.
The Disc Club, Pres.; Social Problems Club; Jr.
A. V. M. A. 

H.E. ■  
Club; H  
uncil;

L.A.

Ch.E.

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3n iHemortam

NELSON GEORGE LASH 

September 25, 1911 

October 24, 1937 

Class of 1938

DAVID STALEY HAUGH 

August 3, 1916 

November 12, 1937 

Class of 1938

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SENIORS NOT PICTURED

DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE
Agriculture

Willis L. Anderson 
Melvin L. Andrus 
Edmund Bankston 
George Bird 
Edmond J. Boell 
Donald G. Bouma 
William A. Braden 
Gerald A. Brian 
Francis W. Brokaw 
Vaughn R. Butzbach 
John C. Coffee 
Matilde Crater 
Arden S. Foster

Wilmur Bartels 
Robert D. Bond 
Harmon W. Cantrell 
Jay E. Davenport 
Gordon J. Hatch 
Stanley J. Hensler 
Gilbert T. Joynt 
Joseph G. Mason 
Archie Meyer

Walter O. Backus
James Ballenger
Fred M. Barron
Robert J. Barthold
John S. Bingham
Allan R. Black
William M. Boardman
John F. Brower
Duane B. Burton
William M. Cade
Richard W. Caldwell

David Anderson 
Juanita M. Ayres 
Edward Bantleon 
C! arence Barrett 
John D. Bartleson 
Clarence Bohn 
William Botwright 
George H. Branch 
Louis J. Camillo 
Frederic J. Carmody 
Thomas Darnston 
Fred G. Durchman

Dorothy E. Aungst 
Jack E. Bergsma

Willard L. Frost 
Alger R. Hansen 
Richard J. Hickman 
Andrew Johnson 
William H. Krehl
J. Loyle Littlefield 
Duane Metcalf 
Leyton V. Nelson 
Anthony L. Rapes 
Max Ray
Harold Rutherford 
Lawrence E. Sherman 
Carl Siglin

Forestry

Arthur B. Meyer 
Roger D. Morgan 
Olak A. Oxford 
Robert R. Rider 
Cornell A. Root 
John C. Rose 
Paul G. Scears 
Lawrence F. Scherer 
Edward J. Seay

DIVISION OF ENGINEERING

Leonard Czarniecki
David B. Eames
Keith Gibbs
Albert C. Hand
Donald Harmer
Homer R. Hasting
Floyd A. Huff
Charles V. Kilburn
George Klein
Frank Kolch
Kurt H. Kuhne
Joseph F. Lash

DIVISION OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Applied Science

William E. Fowle 
Nelson Gardner 
John B. Glerum 
William H. Gould 
Donald F. Grover 
Helen Holbrook 
Harley R. Johnston 
John P. Kellogg 
William E. Laycock 
Edward E. McDonnel 
Jack M. McKibben

Ph ysical Education

Thelma D. Bishop 
Clifford Freiberger 
William Gentner

John V. Slyker 
Anthony Smirniotis 
Otto G. Smith 
Robert D. Spencer 
William R. Sprague 
Alvin R. Sterner 
Howard Swartz 
John C. Tanner 
Cyril E. Tremblay 
Charles W. Troupe 
Reino Turunen 
Evear Vandermeulen 
Charlotte L. Wheatley

David È. Selin 
George Soine 
Charles C. Tansel 
Richard G. Taylor 
Edward VanDyne 
Alvan J. Voelker 
Edmond P. Walton 
William Wiedenhoeft 
George O. Wootton

John Massey 
George E. Ranney 
Lewis FJ. Richardson 
Harry W. Riggs 
Roland W. Robinson 
Robert A. Russell 
William N. Ryan 
Clayton C. Shupp 
William J. Smith 
Frank E. Snedecor 
Theodore E. Wood

Arthur M. Melford 
Lucille B. Myers 
Grant T. Parmelee 
Frances D. Rearce 
Roger L. Richards 
Alfred Ritz 
Robert Root 
Frederick Schroeder 
Howard W. Snyder 
George T. Spencer 
James R. Warren 
Leo J. Zaikowski

David A. Goldsmith 
Charles Meinzinger

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OFFICERS

William E. Carpenter 

President 

Gertrude D. Brummelhoff 

Vice-President 

Fred M. Arnold 

. 

Gertrude L. Sidebotham

. Treasurer 

Secretary

Sidebothem

Brummelhoff

Carpenter

H. Hoffmeyer. B. Gilbert, C. Gibbs, J. Davis, G. Ciolek, B. Ball, B. Buzenberg.
P. Parsons, M. Buckner, C. Alliiigham, R. Savio, R. Hicks, D. Dudley, C. Dennis, R. Osborn, E. Eschenburg, D. Boyd. 
J. Wilson, S. Slezak, K. Clemen, B. Carpenter, J. Pingel, L. Randall, V. Spaniolo, G. Winter, R. Turner.

OFFICERS 

MEMBERS

Eugene Ciolek

President

Clifton Allingham

Bradley L. Gilbert

James. R. Davis

Vice-President

Bryan Dale Ball

F. W. Hasselback

Dale Ball 

.

. Secretary-Treasurer

Preston C. Beil

Robert E. Hicks

David W. Boyd

Harold J. Hoffmeyer

Martin B. Buckner

Raymond Lee Osborn

Robert Jay Buzenberg

Paul M. Parsons

William Carpenter

John S. Pingel

Eugene S. Ciolek

Louis M. Randall

Keith Gordon Clement

Joseph S. Ruhe

James R. Davis

Rudolph B. Savio

Clarence A. Dennis

Steve M. Slezak

Darwin Dudley

Victor G. Spaniolo

Emil P. Eschenburg

Raymond W. Turner

Charles V. Gibbs

John E. Wilson

Gerald G. Winter

Blue Key, established on this campus nine years ago, is a service organization. The projects 
undertaken by Blue Key this year include such services as helping acclimate the freshmen during 
Freshmen Week, taking charge of the all-college elections, indexing the activities of all men students 
for future reference in the Dean of Men’s office, and formulating plans for the dedication and running 
of the new men’s dormitory.

Members for Blue Key are selected from those men in the Junior Class who are outstanding 

in both extra-curricular activities and scholarship.

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W. Acker

C. Adams

J. Adams

A. Ahlberg

J. Allen

C. Allingham

C. Alvanos

J. Ame 11

M. Amon

J. Amsden

E. Andena

A. Anderson

D. Anderson

F. Anderson

P. Applegate

R. Arm

. Arnold

F. Arnold

N. Ashley

M. Asman

Asire

W. Atkin

. Austin

A. Baess er

G. Baker

J. Baker

B. Ball

M. Band een

A. Barnes

W. Barrett

P. Baumgras

H. Beatty

D. Beckman

P. Bell

D. Benden

R. Bengry

E. Benner

W. Bergs

M. Berridge

C. Bette sworth

JUNIORS

W. Bigler

S. Blackney

R. Blair

D. Blough

A. Bogdanik 

L. Boit

D. Bolthouse

F. Botsford

Boucher

E. Bouwkamp

D. Boyd

T. Brand

D. Brassington

E. Boemer

W. Brewbaker

R. Brice

C. Brown

J. Brown

R. Brown 

G. Brummelhoff

P. Bryan

A. Bucholz

G. Buckingham

R. Buckler

M. Buckner

M. Buechner

R. Buffmyer

K. Burke

B. Burt

P. Burton

W. Bush

M. Bust

H. Butler

K. Butterfield

V. Butterfield 

R. Buzenberg

A. Byers

H Byrd

. Callahan

G. Calhoun

JUNIORS

J. Cameron

J. Campana

F. Campau

D. Castenholz

R. Castle

V. Carlson

W. Carpenter

H. Carso

K. Cavanaugh

E. Chaddoçk

L.  Cheney

H. Chicoine

E. Ciolek

L. Clark

T. Clark

K. Clement

G. Cleveland

R. Clough

B. Coggan

H. Collar

M. Collinges

J. Conklin

R. Cooley

B. Cooper

A. Corbett

N. Cordon

J. Corrigan 

M. Courchaine

C. Craig

J. Creith

K. Crippen

W. Crissman

J. Crowe

C. Cushway

R. Dahlstrom

R. Dail

P. Dal Ponte

D. Darling1^

J. Davis

L Davis

S. Davis, C. Deal, B. Dehn, M. Delzell, C. Dennis.

B. DeSpelden, C. Dickey, W. Dickenson, A. Diebold, G. Divine, M. Docksey, B. Downey, M. Doyle,

S. Drahner, H. Dunham, H. Early.

C. Eddy, H. Elliot, G. Ellsworth, G. Empey, D. Enbody, A. England, M. Esterdahl, M. Evans, H. Ewing,

L. Farrell, E. Farrington.

C. Feightner, R. Fick, A. Fickes, W. Figg, E. Finch, H. Finison, M. Finlan, G. Fitzgerald, R. Flading,

T. Ford.

W. Frank, C. Gardner, L. Gardner, M. Geboo, W. Geboo, G. Genaux, C. Gibbs, C. Gladden,

G. Gold, J. Goodar, L. Gordon.

C. Graft, A. Greenamyer, R. Grossa, M. Gunn, E. Guzzonato, M. Hagens.

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JUNIORS

G. Haerr, M. Hahn, Haines, H. Hamilton, L. Hammer.

F. Hammerstein, V. Haney, E. Harden; E. Harrington,- C. Harris, J. Hart, J. Hartenstein, C. Harvey, 

L rlelrand, h Heidrick, H. Helbig.

H. Helwig, E. Hertel, R. Hicks, C. Hill, M. Hice, M. Hirsch, D. Hitchcock, E. Hockenga, H. Hoff-

meyer,- J. Holcomb, R. Holcomb.

R. Holcomb, H. Holloway, J 

IHubbard, E. Hudson, D. Huffman, K. Hull, A. Hultin, W. Humphrey, 

L. Hutchings, K. Huxford, L. Ives.

M. 

Iverson A. Irwin D James, D. Jennings, C. Jensen, M. Jensen, J. Jessop, J. Jewett, R. Jackson, 
t. Johnson, H. Johnson.

J. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Kowalski, C. Krupa, E. Kolin.

J UNIORS

Page Ss

M. Kasischke, L. Kazma, G. Keehn, A. Keeler, J. Kelley.

L. Kempn, A. Kerkau, N. Kesel, A. Kief, N. Kies, C. Kilburn, L. Killham, A. Kinder, H. King, F. Kinsting,

C. Knight.

B. Knirk, C. Knipschild, C. Knorr, A. Knudsen, V. Kobe, C. Kortick, W. Labatt, D. Lahman, F. Lamb,

T. Lapenas, F. Larson.

L. Lawson, A. LeClear, B. Leonard, F-|. Letts, W- Lewis, L. Ludlow, M. Lyon, D. MacDonald, B.

McBurney, V. McCane, F. McCanley.

M. McDonnell, F. McIntyre, E. McKibben, E. McLaughlin, A. McLellan, P. McLeod, E. McNamara,

B. McPherson, M. Maddy, T. Malloy, F. Marsh.

J. Marshall, W. R. Martin, C. Mason, J. Master, V. Mathews,, C. Maxwell

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JUNIORS

G; Memmer, J. Menhinick, C. Merrill, S. Merritt, H. Mertins.

I Mil«,w. Milks, D. Miller, D. Miller, K. Miller, K. Miller, R. Miller, E. Mills, V. Minds, R. Minkler, 

R. Minogue.

J. Mitchell, M. Misenar, D. Mizer, S. Mogelnicki, F.Molinare, G. Monroe, M. Montgomery, D. Moore, 

H. Moore, M. Moore, H. Morris.

O. Moshier, R. Mumaw, M. Muncie, P. Munroe, J. Munson, K. Murdock, R. Murray, E. Muzzall,

C. Nelson, M. Nelson, V. Niendorf.

F. Nilson, A. Neyers M. Nyquist, J. Oatley, B. Odle, J. Olive, N. liman, E. O'Neill, S. Orr, N. 

Usborne, D. Osbun.

P. Osmer, W. Ott, B. Paloskis, C. Parker, I. Parsons, L. Patterson.

JUNIORS

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K. Pearce, P. Pearsall, C. Peck, J. Penfold,.P. Penock.

G. Perkins, J. Perotti, E. Perry, J. Perry, R. Pete, J. Peterson, J. Peterson, M. Phillips, D. Pickett, K.

Pi nek, R. Platt.

H. Pietz, S. Pollyea, B. Portnoff, J. Puscott, W. Pullwitz, H. Psik, K. Rader, W. Rader, M. Randall,

M. Randolph, J. Rechlen.

y\J. Reece, G. Reed, T. Reed, M. Rehmus, F. Reid, L. Reinhardt, H. Rexer, H. Richards, G. Richardson, 

W. Refenberg, B. Ritter.

F. Robinson, G. Robinson, A. Rochester, M. Rohns, D. Rood, J. Roper, M. Rouse, B. Rowell, W. Royce, 

M. Ruffe, R. Rupp.

S. Ruterbusch, B. Ryan,:J. Sabo, B. Salle, G. Salsbury, J. Sargent.

JUNIORS

R. Savio, D. Scagel, L. Scammarn, M. Schrader, L. Schramm.

D’ 

L Seeley, R- Seim, G. Sharpo, G. Shaw, J. Shaw, F. Shen, R.

C SHPSbn™aSUms7ezyakG 

K Sim°nS' E' SimPSO"' H' SimPS°"' P' SimPS°n' A' Skl""er'

B. Snjith^e^ith/ D- Smith, M. Smith, M. Smith, V. Snell, D. Snyder, E. Snyder, R. Soth, V. Spaniolo,

J' SPMerStentorC9USteCwSPt:inSklSt™sonraChan' ' J 

K ^

 D’ Stephe"s°"' R' Stephe"so"'

F. Stockham, H. Stockton, J. Stolz, W. Strong, R. Stroud, K. Sullivan.

J UNIORS

J. Summeriee, G. Summers, M. Surratt, D. Swenor, S. Szasz, T. Talbot, R. Taplin, H. Taylor, T. Thacker,

A. Thayer, D. Thompson.

M. Thompson, G. Thum, D. Tietz, D. Tobin, H. Tolford, S. Tomasik, R. Tooker, V. Towle, L. Town­

send, B. Trickey, J. Tremaine.

M. Trebe, R. Turner, J. Tyndall, K. Umphrey, B. Van Atter, L. VanderKaag, V. VanDenser, G. 

VanSyoc, W. Vivian, G. Wabson, C. Wagner.

J. Waite, M. Walpole, E. Waltz, D. Warner, R. Waterbury, R. Wermuth, E. Wessborg, W. Westrin, 

W. Wiggins, J. Willson, D. Wilson.

J. Wilson, P. Wilson, R. Wilson, B. Winston, G. Winter, E. Williams, D. Woodburn, M. Woodock, 

R. Woodruff, J. Wotring, R. Wrigglesworth.

H. Wright, I. Wyeth, W. Yared, M. Yeager, M. Yeager, E. Young, M. Young, R. Yovonovitz, R.Zant.

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JUNIORS

M h P

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Mackrell

Lord

Weir

White

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TOWER GUARD

A. Cortright, B. Spinning, B. Sears, E. Snelling, B. Purdy, M. Patch, R. Lee, J. Collar, D. Schulz, R. Applegate, D. Dunn, J. Wilson,

M. Bishop. 

, ,, „ 

T rn 

H. Pratt, J. Bedford, R. Lord, V. Stone, J. Hammond, M. Boer, J. Shearer. 

¡j 
,
«jjjy.:

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Rebecca Lord 

Virgi nia Stone 

Julia Hammond 

Jean Bedford 

.

President 

Vice-President 

Secretary 

. Treasurer

ADVISER

Mrs. Wm. Genne

Roberta Applegate 

Marian Patch 

Mary Jean Bishop 

Jean Bedford 

Mary Boer 

Jean Collar 

Alice Cortwright 

Dorothy Ann Dunn 

Julia Hammond 

Rosemary Lee 

Rebecca Lord

Helen Pratt 

Betty Purdy 

Barbara Sears 

Jean Shearer 

Doris Schultz 

Eugenia Snelling 

Betty Spinning 

Virginia Stone 

Jean B. Wilson

Tower Guard members are selected from girls who have shown themselves outstanding in scholar­

ship, leadership, character, and service throughout their freshman year. Tapped at the May Morning 

Sing, they servf during their sophomore year only. Each year Tower Guard presents, on the Student 

Achievement Day, a scholarship of fifty dollars to the most deserving freshman girl with a high scholastic 

average, who- is at least partially earning her way through school. Among the activities of the year 

were a tea for town girls, a tea for alums and a Fall term dance at the Union.

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AnderSOni H' AnderSO"' J- AndrOS' M- *"»"< S. Anker, C. Antonetti,

R' Arnep.' Bala m°ld' W' Arnold' R Atthison< L Aurand, F. Backstrom, R. Bailey, D. Baker, D. Baker, R. Baker, R. Baker, T. Baker, 

R. Baldwin,^L.^Ball, R. Ballard, M. Banks, N, Barner, L. Berteli, M. Bartol, E. Bates, F. Bates, j. Baxter, H. Beecher, M. Begle,

M- WfeS,,BSeaà*Sr' W- BerS' B' Berflin' B' Berliner' E- Besch' R- Belzi"3' C 8«**». G- Bis-"- M. Bishap, R 

H' B°NBo^d, CniBr“dwaod0th' M' B°r'and' M' B°S' G' BotK>,,,!' D' Bou,I,a< B' B'J'"dltch- R- B°w®- p Bower, M. Bowers, M 

w- Bra^d|J^-|M.rBratt, W. Breckenridge, A. Brey, R. Brier, D. Brice, M. Briggs, R. Brightman, C. Briley, R. Bristol, E. Britten,

N' BrT

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 C' B“"iS' L BUrl' K' Byr0"' P' Cdabrese' T- Caldwell, C. Campbell, M. Campbell, V. Campbell, 

a Co^ a3 Ä "tto ^ "ä Ä .J' cta^

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J- Christensen- C Churchill, j. Clapp, C.

SOPHOMORES

Paß 95

SOPHOMORES

T. Caggan, G. Cohen/ D. Colby, R. Colby, R. Cole, J. Collar, W. Collenge,|^Collick, A. Col||ns, L. Collison, A. Come, A. 

Conklin, H. Cook.

E. Coonrod, L. Coonrod, Cooper, R. Cornelius, A. Cortright, A. Crane, D. Cropsey, V. Crosby, J. Crothers, J. Culby, D. Cummins, 

J. Curtis, R. Curtis.

B. Dahlem, R. D’Aloisio, D. Dalgleigh, J. Dancer, J. Darrow, J. Davidson, R. Davidson, J. Davies, W. Davies, A. Davis, R. Day, 

H. De Boer, J. DeLong.

M. Dever, M. DeWaele, W. Dewey, J. Dickerson, D. Dickerson, R. Dietsche, H. Dirks, D. Dixon, D. Dodd, R. Dodge, M. Doeble, 

J. Doyle, G. Drake.

R. Drew, S. Dubosky, H. Dunkelberg, D. Dunn, W. Durkee, C. Dykstra, B. Eastman, L. Eggleton, F. Ellis, J. Evatt, M. Ewald, J. 

Fairbank, C. Fenby.

E. Fenton, F. Fisher, R. Fisher, D. Fitzpatrick, J. Flake, H. Flener, S. Foster, FH. Fox, FH. Fox, W. Frank, G. Fraser, M. Freeland, 

J. Freese.

R. Frey, W. Fritz, A. Frost, J. Fuller, S. Gage, G. Gaige, A. Gallagher, T. Garber, C. Garner, I. Garrigan, M. Gay, G. Gebben/ 

P. Genther.

M. Geimgjihe, FH. Gibson, M. Giles, F. Gillett, J. Gather, M. Glasgow, C. Gleason, R. Glenn, C. Glotzhober, A. Goodwin, 

T. Grace, P. Graham, W. Graham.

D. Grant, R. Graves, F. Griswold, A. Gronlund, J. Gross, J. Grow, L. Grupe, E. Gulembo, J. Gump, L. Gunnison, M. Haas,

D. Hagerman, J. Haight.

A. Hall, R. Hall, T. Hammel, J. Hammond, M. Hammond, J. Hampton, D. Harborne, R. Hardy, J. Harn, A. Harris, P. Hartman/

E. Harvey, R. Harwood.

F. Haskin, M. FHaisle, M. Hawken, F. Hayden, R. Heath, F. Heidrick, D. Heisler, B. Heldmeyer, R. Helmbolt, L. Henderson, 

N. Henderson, J. Hengeveld, R. Henman.

M. Herman, G. Herring, C. Heitel, Hicks, N. Hile, L. Hoffman, G. Hokes, D. Holcomb, M. Honsowetz, C. Hornbacker, J. 

Hoist, H. Hostetter, H. Houliston.

T. Hovey, C. Howard, E. Howard, H. Howard, W. Hudson, L Hulbert, R. Hume, E. Hunt, M. Hutt, N. Hyatt, D. Ireland, J. 

Isbister, I. luele.

J. Jack, A. Jackson, M. Jackson, C. Jensen, B. Johnson, E. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, F. John­

ston, R. Jubb, A. Juroff.

A. Kane, M. Kane, R. Kauffman, R. Kaulitz, H. Kowalski, E. Kay, R. Keitzman, H. K<§§ley, J. Kelly, M. Kelly, G. Keller, G. Kerr, 

W. Keture.

N 

Kincad',' B' Kin9' M' Kin9' R' ■

 S' Kmw, 

Klr|j F- Knapp, J. Knisel, C. Kozelski, R. Krauss, R. Krejd, G.

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORES

R. Kùkoski, A. Kurtz, P.B|drtz; L. Kyle, E. Kyro,y£L Labre,BiLaDu, H.^artiobreux, A. Lange, R. Langley, D.-tdrrier, M. La Ross,

A. Larsen.

M. Larson, W. Lavens, E. Laut'enschlager, A. L each, W. LeCureux, M. Lee, W. Lee, M. Leffel, V. Leffel, J. Leggat, FÄ_eonard,

J. Leö'nard, R. Leiphart.

A. LeVay, S. Levinson, H. Lewis, R. Lieber, R. Lievense, U. Light, W. jjinton, R. Lloyd, VVaLohr, R. Lord, A. Long, NM^ongnecker,

E. 

Lowery.

W. LuelÿWJHtz, J. MacDonÄd, G. MacQuQbn, A. McAllister, J. McClive, E. McClure, W. McCoy, R. McIntyre, E. McNeilly,

M. Macdonald, M. Mackenzie, W. Macke*ie.

N. Mahoney, F. Mahrle, N. Makert, M. Mallo, E. Manley, A. Mann, W. Mansfield, F. Mantey, N. March, D. Marshall, J.

Marshall, S. Margolis, B. Massa.-

F. Matthews, E. Mayer, G. Mead, J. Meagher, C. Mercadante, L. Merrill, C. Messenger, J. Meyer, E. MichaelSR. Miller, 

R. Miller, R. Mirsky, D. Mitchpll.

L. Moldenhauer, J. Monteith, R. Moore, I. Moreskini, V. Morse, R. Munroe, L. Munson, R. Norvell, Fd. Nims, D.»|ble, R. Noonon,

N. Novasei, P. Nugent.

S, Nuznov, W. 0’Brien> E. Ochbcinski, J. Oestreich, W. Oestrike, J. O’Fdara, D. Olds, i^. Olson, R. Olson, R. Orr, G. Oswald,

E. Overton, L. Owen.

J. Pack, H. Page, H. Page, J. Paquin, A. Parker, K. Parker, C. Parmalee, J. Parkis, G. Patterson, W. Patterson, W. Pattisan, M. 

Peacock, H. Pearson.

J. Peno, R. Pilar, S. Pilzninski, W. Place, D. Pletz, E. Pomeroy, M. Power, M. Power, H. Pratt, W. Pratt, G. Publow, R. Publow, 

G. Pulling.

Z. Pyle, M. Pyper, P. Quick, M. Radcliff, P. Ramirez, M. Randall, J. Rankin, W. Rasmusson, R. Reeves, R. Reid, B. Rendall, B. 

Riggs, L. Roberts.

E. Robertson, A. Robillard, H. Roen, L. Reuter, J. Richards, E. Rosemurgy, R. Rothie, R. Ruh, W. Rummel, C. Rupert, M. Russell, 

L. Russell,; C. Sabo.

M. Saliard, J. Saunders, R. Savers, R. Schacht, D. Schang, D. Schlaeger, C. Schmidt, D. Schoedel, W. Schoeder, D. Schulbert,

G. Schuster, E. Scott, S. Scott.

C. Seebaldt, L. Segal, M. Seeder, D. Seele, J. Shearer, L. Shepardson, F. Sheldonijjisherwood, F. Sibley, R. Siebert,W. Simmons,

G. Sitterle, A. Skene.

C. Smith, E. Smith, R. Smith, A. Smolen, E. Snelling, A. Spencer, J. Spencer, R. Spinner, B. Spinning, R. Stahl, L. Stanley, M. Stanton, 

G. Stelljes.

^teV?An/S/1 Stewart/ B. Steles, R. Stone„ V. Stone, L. Strauser, D. Stroud, A. Stuart, F. Stump, B. Sullivan, F. Sullivan, E. Sunner, 

W. bwenson.

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORES

W. Sydenstricker, S. Tacón/ F. Taylor/ R. Taylor, L. Therony, L. Thomas, C. Thompson, C. Thompson, D. Thrall, A. Tompsett, 

Torbet, D. Trafeit, J. Tipperman.

J. Triz, L. Tucker, E. Turner, E. Vallean, S. Vance, G. Vanderborgh, V. Vandermark, L. Vanderplow, R. Vanderveld, A. 

Verhoever, H. Versluis, G. Vicary, S. Vihtelic.

E. Vincent, D. Visscher, G. Vitovsky, G. Von Eberstein, W. Whal, R. Walker, R. Wallenhorst, F. Waly, J. Ward, J. Warner

C. Weaver, M. Wehr, J. Weir.

P. Weir, E. Weirbring, M. Welch, M. Wendzel, C. Wenyer, E. Westcab, P. Whitfield, A. White, C. Wilcox, Willard, R. Williams, 

R. Williams, J. Wilson.

D. Wheeler.

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Cram

Cameron

Jackson

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B. Abdo, C. Ackerman, A. Ackles, C. Adams, R. Adams, J. Airey, N. Aldrich, M. Alkire, G. Althouse, C. Anderson, C. Anderson,

V AntHlaF Archer)/Vmbruste r, M. Armenis, N. Arnold, E. Atkins, S. Baar, B. Baker, E. Baker, G. Baker, S. Balassess, 

T. Banlf," H^Barbour", K

t S

R. Barney, R. Barnum, W. Barrett, B. Barry, H. Easier, A. Bastow, W. Batchlor,

S. Baxter, 

BaxteG^B eardslee^*G0Bedil, R. Beebe, J. Beesley, M. Bekken, E. Bell, L Bell, B. Bement, R. Benedict, E. Bengry,

D. Berger, W.^erglund, A. Bernard, D. Bertelsen, W. Bierkemp, R. Bigelow, M. Biggs, D. Bingham, G. Bingham, J. Binkley, J.

C. Black','"A. iiackbum, L Blackburn, I. Blanchard, J. Blanchard, B. Blasko, D. Blessing, P. Bliss, M. Blue, R. Blue, J. Bockstanz, 

J. Bond,' A°BoughtoA°Fn Bow, A.'Bowen, M. Bower, R. Boyd, W. Boyle, E. Bradley, M. Brainerd, D. Brandow, W. Bray, L.

H. BrosBerlnHaArown,rN9Sj^BrowAkSR- Brown, R. Brown, W. Brudy, A. Bryant, A. Brzoznowski, T. Brzoznowski, J. Buckley, J.

Budinskijij. Bull, A. Burgess, W. Burleson. 

. 

. . D I 

r~ d m. 

i 

I Carlisle

L. Burley, M. Burlington, W. Burnett, G. Burrows, L. Burrows, E. Burt, C. Butler, M. Butler, C. Button, J. Canheld, J. Carlisle,

E. Carpenter, P. Carr, R. Cartwright.

FRESHMEN

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FRESHMEN

M. Childs, R. Christensen, R. Christian. 

D Caul, H. Cawood, J. Cestkowski, C. Chamberlain, F. Chandler, H. Chapman, J. Chard, R. Charter, W. Chartos, F. Chase,
D
F Christopherspn, B. ChÉch, E. Chörchill, J- Clapper, G. Clark, K. Clark, C. Clark, W. Clarkson,,* J. Claudy, V. Clemens, R.
MHM
B Cohen, E. Coieman, G. Collins, M. Colt^nÿF. Colwell, NyConant, W. Connelly, V. Gänover, B. Converse, G. Cook, J. Cook,

Clore, C Clild, G. Clugston, E. Coeling. 

jHB H JÊÊ 

H 

, 

, 

I

C. Coo^nr^°0E., Cooper, M. Cooper, Ê. Corbishley, S. Cornell, F. Couture,-D. Gqfjlle, M. Çôx, T. Cox, C. Coy, J. Craig, E.

Cram, R. Cramton, M. Cravens. 

H| 

„ ^ I BMI 

, WËI 

.. n ^ 

,  WÊË I

B Crawford, K. Crawford, S. Crawford, E. Crell, R. Crew, P. Crist, A. Cronin, M. Crothers, E. Crç|well, R. Cupples, H. Curtice,

A. Curtice, F. Cutting, M. Dafoe. 

•
B Dailey, B. Dallafior, M. Dancer, j. Dando, J. Darlington, C. Davenport, G. Davich, C. Davis.
Rtf [)avjs J Davis, P. Davis, 1 Davis, R. Davis, E. Dawe, C. Dawson, G. DeCamp.
G Dedolph, F. Degenaer, A. DeGenova, E. Demaroy, D. DeMeritt, H. Dendel S. DenmanSp. Dennis.
P Denton, E. Derbyshire, E. Dershem, A. DeSloovere, E. Devereaux, S. Diamond, R. Dpby, D. Dillman.

ir^, 

• l ^ 

^ 

„ 

Page ioy

 
R. Dingman, E. Dise, G. Dodd, R. Dodge, F. Doelker, J. Dole, W. Dolezel, W. Dolph, j; B. Doolittle, B. Dostal, M. Doudna, C. 

Douville, K. Downes W. Drummond.

A. Duch, C. Dudney, M. Dulan, H. Dunbar, A. Dunn, R. Dunning,^BDurkin, N. Dwelley, W. Dwight, D. Easterday, A. R. Eaton,

F. Eggan, R. Elbing.

G. Eldridge, W. Elliott, R. Ely, R. S. Ely, R. Embury, R. Emmons, J. Ericksen, D. Eschelbach, A. Esper, C. Estes, J. Evans, P. Fair- 
brother, L. Faler, R. Farkas.
B. Farnsworth, V. Farrar, FH. V. Faust,;-L Fay, S. Feinberg, F. Feldman, D. Fenstermacher, S. Fenton, FH. Ferguson, A. Filipiak,

F. Fillppini, FH. Finik, D. Fmkbeiner, A. Fisher.

C. Fiske, J. Flanders, C. Ffannery, K. Flemming, E. Flemming, FH. Flemming, J. Flomerfelt, M. Flynn, C. Foerst, F. Fogg, E. Foltz,

E. 

L. Foltz, P. Foran, A. Ford.

F. Ford, E. Forsythe, D. Forward, G. Foster, E. Fouch, B. Fowler, A. Fox, G. Fox, F. Franich, E. Franz, B. Freeman, A. French.
R. Friend, J. Frith, R. Fritz, M. Frost, R. Fulford, J. Fulkerson, J. Gaffield, V. Galazin, P. Galvin, W. Gannon, C. Gardner, F. 

Gardner, G. Garner, R. Garrison.

N. Garvelink, B. Geagley, F. Gemmer, G. Gent, C. Germain, L. German, C. Gettel, B. Gibbs, R. Gibbs, R. Gibbs, F. Gibson,

M. Gillesse, V. Gillet, W. Gilliam, M. Gilmore, L. Giroux, J. Gladden, A. Godfrey, C. Godleski, G. Gohr, J. Golden, A. Goldner,

G. Giddings, G. Gifford, J. Gilbert.

B. Goldsmith, G; Good, N. Goodwin.

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FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

p Griffeth, J. Griffin, J. Griffith.

I Goodv M. Gould, D. Gower, R. Grantham, N..Graupman, F. Gravelle, M. Gray, M. Green, J. Greenburg, N. Greiner 
' ' 
I firinsbv E Grill, R. Groening, F. Grundman, H. Gundy, V. Gunther, G. Gustafson, R. Haack, A. FHagman, K. Hale, M. Haley, 
J 
C Hamilton, L. Hamm, J. Halligan, R. Handy, B. Hankinson, E. Hanley, M. Hanna, H. Hanson, H. Hard, D. Harden, C. Harden- 

D. Hall, K. Hall, L. Hall. 

, , 

■

, 

bergh N. Haring, D. Harrington, H. Harris.

R Harris B.Vlarrison, D. Hart, R. Hart, T. Hart, N. Hashu, P. Hass, M. Haule, R. Haussman, C. Havill, W. Hawkins, T. Hay, 

IH Hayden, H. A. Hays, W. Heimke.

C Heller, H. Helm, L. Hendee, M. Henning, W. Henry, H. Hentschell, E. Hicks, R. Hill, J. HiJIstrom, L. Himes, R. Hire, M. 

Hirschman, W. Hodgins, W. Hogle.

W Hohnke, C. Holben, W. Holbrook, G. Holihan, A. Holmes, H. Hpnkala, A. Hoover, J. Hoppe.
C*Horn K.Norton, J. FHotchin, B. Houghton, J. Howard, M. Howard, R. Howes, A. Howland.
J Howiand, R. Howorth,i| Hull, B. Hunt, D. Hunter, D. Huntley, C. Huntoon, L. Hupp.
B. Hurlburt, E. Huston, L. Huston, R. V. Ives, B. diackson, H. tbckson, B.^acobson, C. Jakeway.

B. Jamieson, A. Jennens, J. JennMgs, B. JohnsonaB^Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, S. Johnson, E. Johnson, A.

Jones, L. jones, M. Jones, R. Jones.

T. 

Jors, F. June, B. Kamins, F. Karas, A. Karchmer, G. Karolle, E. Kass, F. Kaufman, R. Kaufman, S. Kessler, J. Kelder, M. Kellam/ 

E. Kelley, FH. Kelley.

J. Kelley, J. Kelly, J. Kelly, S. Kelly, R. Kelty, A. Kempf, A. Kennett, T. Kent, E. Kerchen, E. Keyes, J. Kieft, D. Kilbourn, J. Kiljan/

FH. King.

W. Kingscott, A. Kinney, C. Kinney, E. Kjraney, R. Kirkpatrick, R. Kittridge, E. Kivela, J. Kleinert, T. Kleinhenn, M. Klepser, J. 

Kline, S. Knight, H. Knowles, W. Knox,

K. Knudsen, G. Koch, J. Koernke, C. Kohx, W. Koney, B. Koronski, J. Kosewicz, B. Kovaleski, S. Kowal, L. Kraus, R. Kreger, L.

Krinsky, E. Krotkiewicz, R. Krueger.

C. Ku11, B. Kyte, D. Laidlaw, J.-Lamb, D. Lance, B. Landesman, FH. Lanè, R. Lane, T. Laney, C. Langdon, D. Lange, R. Laraway,

M. Larimer, V. Larsen.

R. Larson, R. Layman, R. Leahy, B. Lebowsky, G. Lee, FH. Lee, W. Lee, L. Leece, G. Leet, P. Leffel, FH. Lehman, L. Lehman, J. 

LLepine, D. Lerner.
Lewis, FH. Lewis, L. Ley, J. Lieffers, O. Lien, JJLietzke, J. Lifsey, FH. Lilley, R. Lilley, G. Lindberg, N. Linderman, W. Lind­

G. 

quist, J. LiuZZÎ, R. Lipsey.

J. Livingstone, E. Lockwood, FH. Lockwood, K. Lockwood, W. Lockwood, A. Londo, K. Loop, D. Lott, R. Lowe, C. Ludwig, R- 

Luhrs, FH. Lundy, G. Lusher, L. Lusk.

FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

T Lutrzykoski, N. MacDonald/ M. Maclver, H. McCann, M. McCaughey, R. McCauley, G-McClenahSfl.V. McComb, K.

McConnefllj- McCormick, L McDonald, M. McDrfnald, J. McGowan, D. McIntosh.

F McIntosh, E. McIntyre, W. McIntyre, G. McKay, J. McKee, M. McMahon, J. McMillan, N. McNeal, G. McNeilly, M. McNitt, 

J. McNutt, R. McWhorter, H. Macy, J. Macy.

K. Mader, M. Mahoney, G. Maienknecht, H. Maier, Gi Main, B. Mair, L. Major, E. Maki, S. Mallgren, W. Mallory,ifff Mg'loley,

H. Malpass, F. Maring, T. Marshall.

J. Martin, M. Martin, M. Martineau,-;^:- Martz, RMathewsony H. Mathison, H. Mattox, M. A. MaurepT. Meck, C. Meier, 

E. Meier, M. Meier, T. Meister, S. Melnek. 

-'V'

;’C: 

:.C-- 

' 

/ .-MAC

W. Merrill, F. Merriman, L. Merten, R. Merz, A. Meschke, M. Messenger, W. Messer, E. Mettetal, J. Metzger,-'E. Meyers, W. 

Meyers, E. Milks, D. Miller, D. Miller.

J. Miller, J. Miller, B. Millett, E. Mills, D. Millson, P. Millward, M. Mishler, É Missall.
A. Mitchell, M. Mohney, D. Moore, M. Moore, A. Moran; D. MoreauWB[Moraan, C. Morris.
M. Morrow, E. Mdÿer, FH. Mulac, W. Murphy, C. Myers, G. Myers, H. Myers, N. Myers.
D. Nelson, H. Newell,pf. NewellHl Nicolson, W^|®|o,rris>. V.^Hrton,|giH§vaS R. Nussbuan..

E. Ochs, W. Offner, E. Oliver, C. Olmstead, R. Olson, B. Onderdonk, M. Oppenlander, T. Orn, J. Osborn, H. Osterhouse, 

J. Oumedian, J. Oven, R. Owen, J. Owens.

C. Palonen, C. Pancake, B. Panter, R. Pape, K. Pappas, B. Pardee, M. Pardee, H. Parke, B. Parkhurst, B. Parks, F. Parmalee, N. 

Parren, H. Patterson, E. Pede.

M. Pekel, F. Penfold, C. Penix, R. Pergiel, D. Perry, R. Petersen, K. Pfister, D. Phillips, H. Phillips, M. Phillips, G. Pierce, FH. Pfifer, 

W. Piltman, J. Pingel.

L. Pingel, J. Piotrowski, M. J. Piper, R. Pippenger, F. Pollock, W. Porteous, L. Porter, L. Porter, A. Potter, C. Potter, D. Potter,

N. Potter, J. Potvin, Powers.

M. Powers, D. Price, E. Price, E. Price, D. Proctor, M. Pryer, R. Pryor, D. Quigley, D. Quigley, A. Randall, B. Randall, D. Randolph,

N. Rankin, A. Raynak.

M. Reams, J. Reed, H. Reesor, H. Rehmann, M. Reid, R. Reish, I. Renz, E. Reynaud, R. Richards, E. Richardson, FH. Richardson,

D. Richer, J. Rider, J. Riedel.

W. Rieger, J. Riess, V. Riley, J. Riordan, R. Riordan, R. Ritzer, G. Rizor, M. Roberts, A. Robertson, C. Robertson, E. Robinson, 

B. Rogers, D. Rogers, G. Rohlfs.

R. Roland, S. Rood, J. Rooso, E. Rosegart, B. Rosenblum, C. Ross, J. Rothfuss, L. Rounds, J. Rovick, C. Rowe, D. Ruehle, C. Runyan, 

R. Runzel, G. Ruscoe.

g. Russell, W. St. John, M. Sanow, J. Saver, J. Schack, N. Schanck, D. Scheerhorn, R. Schiefner, S. Schlesinger, R. Schmelling,

H. Schmidt, H. Schneider, M. L. Schooley, D. Schubach.

FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

V Schultz, M. J. Schudel, G. Schurr, B. Schuster, M. Scott, E. Sedlander, A. Seger> 

Sell,|HSells, K. Settering, L. Seyfred, 

B. Sextohy H. Shapoe, G. Sharpe.

B Sharpley, E. Shaw, E. Shemerhorn, M. Shepherd, M. Shepherd, L. Shoesmith, D. Shopoff, G. Shube, M. Shupe, D. Sibert, B. 

Sibley, L. Sibley, G. Sicheler, J. Simek.

L Simmons T. Simon, J. Sinclair, R. Sissala, N. Sivulka, M. Skidmore, J. Skinner, H. Slaton, B. Smith, D. Smith, F. Smith, H. Smith, 

J. Smith, K. Smith.

M Smith, R. Smith, V. Smith, G. Solberg, 'G.' Sold, R. Southard, N. Speers, E. Sperow, M. Spittle, A. Sprehe, J. Spripkle, A. 

Squitero, G. Stanke, W. Stark. 

JNmk

E. Stealy, J. Steele, L. Sterner,¡¡¡1 Stevens, W. Strait, F. Street, A. Stüber, B. Summers, M Swart, J. Tagg, H. Taylor, J. Taylor,

J. Taylor, N. Taylor.

R. Taylor, R.Baylor, R. Taylor, E. Tefft, J. Thompson, G. Tice, R. Tice, M. Sghe..
p. jighe, M. Tinkham, L. Tobey, A. Torrey, M. Toth,. J. Treanor, B. Tubbs, E. Tullius. 
9 jymer, J. Twist, G. Van Aken, S. Van Aüken, V. Van Keuren, E. VarÄPIborg, T. Van, Voorhees, R. Verellen.
F. 

" Viancour/vfe Vorce, D. Waggoner, P. Walkauskas, C. Ward, A. Ware, R. Warner,-Rv Washburn.

T- 

:

J. Watson, R. Watson, D. Watt, j. Webb, C. Weinman, E. Welch, E. 
B. Western, E. White, S. White, C. Whitmore, A. Wickett, R. Whitsit,
G. Wisler, E. Wohlert, D. Wood, M. Work, M. Wynne, D. Young, F. 
R. Young, J. Yucker, J. Zachar.

Wendt.
, J. Winde 
Young.

EILEEN McCURDY

President of Panhellenic Council

¡■¡¡¡ill

Eileen McCurdy, 

from Okemos, 

is a Home 

Economics senior and a member of the CH:i|Omega 

sorority. 

In addition to the duties of the president 

of Panhellenic, Eileen was this year selected by 

the college R. O. T. C. as Honorary Cadet 

Colonel. She has served on Student Council,

A. W. S. Council, Y. W. C. A. Junior and Senior 

Cabinets, W. A. A. Board, and is chairman of the 

1938 Senior Ball Reception Committee. Other 

activities 

in which Eileen has participated are 

Home Ec. Club and Green Splash.

Pll I[ 11 [I

COUNCIL MEMBERS

ALPHA CHI OMEGA

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA

ALPHA OMICRON PI

ALPHA PHI

ALPHA XI DELTA 

.

CHI OMEGA 

.

DELTA ALPHA 

.

KAPPA ALPHA THETA 

.

KAPPA DELTA 

.

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA

SIGMA KAPPA 

.

ZETA TAU ALPHA 

.

Myrtle Patton 
Lois Land
Merle Houser 
Jean Johnson
Virginia Smith 
Dorothy Pickett
Eleanor Bishop 
Charlotte Mason
Ann Riordan 
Helen Colby
Eileen McCurdy 
Jane Crowe
Leola Talladay 
Florence Carter
Betty Wilson 
Jeanne Bradley
Bernice Proctor 
Esther Pfanenschmidt
Lucy Tranter 
Frances McIntyre
Wilma Hanby 
Eddie Chatelle
Elizabeth Benner 
Mildred Moldenhauer

OFFICERS

Eileen McCurdy 

President

Dorothy Pickett 

Vice-President

Elizabeth Benner

Secretary-Treasurer

from each sorority, 

The Panhellenic Council, composed of two 
representatives 
is the 
governing body of all sororities on campus. 
It strives to promote friendship among the 
various organizations and legislate problems 
which arise.

The Council’s many activities include the 
regulation of all formal rushing parties, the 
annual Panhellenic Banquet, the Panhellenic- 
Interfraternity formal, the Intersorority Sing, 
and this year a combined dessert-bridge and 
style show to raise money. Each year the 
Organization presents an award 
the 
sorority having the highest scholastic average 
and a trophy to the group having the most 
original homecoming decorations.

to 

A Trlor<^an; L. Land, V. Smith, E. Pfanenschmidt, W. Hanby, L. Tranter, M. Moldenhauer. 
o Ti7^ison’ vi' Ta,tton- J- Bradley, B. Proctor, L. Langdon, F. McIntyre, J. Crowe, L. Talladay, M. Houser. 
Jj. Wilson, H. Colby, D. Pickett, E. McCurdy, E. Benner, J. Johnson, F. Carter.

Page HQ

B. Panter, B. Eastman, B Tuttle, D. McMehen, J. Price, C. Byrum, M. Knape, R. Rigterink, R. Lee, M. Rouse, M. McCormick, G. Van 

oluyters, L. Roberts, N. Brown, R. Gorsuch, E. Snelling.

R. Phipps, H. Spieet, J. Spicer, J. Pack, P Robertson, K. Freeman, J. MacMillan, V. Pfänder, V. Butterfield, B. Lord, E. Bates, L. Clark, 

•L Taylor, F. Robinson,.B. Sibley, R. Grantham, D. Edmundson, C. Merrill.

L. Schavey, J. Howard, M. Rehmus, L. Land, M. Bauer, M. Patton, J. Rechlin, G. Armstrong, M. Buechner, B. Brattin, P. Pierson, J. 

Fuller, J. Wilson, M. Ochs, R. Nies, N. MacDonald, M. Woodman, M. Frankfurth.

ACTIVES

SENIORS

Gladys Armstrong 
Barbara Lou Bratti 
Muriel Frankfurth 
Mary Rita Knape 
Raoul Nies 
Marijane Ochs 
Myrtle Patton 
Patricia Pierson 
Gretchen Van Sluyters 
Margaret Woodman

JUNIORS

Marjorie Bauer 
Margaret Buechner 
Charlotte Byrum 
Do nnave Edmundson 
Jean Fuller 
Rose Ella Gorsuch 
Lois Land 
Doris McMehen 
Celia Merrill 
Johanna Rechlin 
Mildred Rehmus 
Maxine Rouse 
Leone Schavey 
Betty Lou Tuttle

SOPHOMORES
Louise Clark 
Barbara Eastman 
Rosemary Lee 
Rebecca Lord 
Mary McCormick 
Jean Pack 
Virginia Pfander 
Ruth Phipps 
Ruth Rigterink 
Eugenia Snelling 
Jean Spicer 
Helen Spleet 
Jean Wilson 

FRESHMEN 

Nancy Jane Brown 
Norine MacDonald

PLEDGES

Eleanor Bates 
Kathryn Ann Freeman 
Helen Jean Fjetland 
Ruth Grantham 
Jacqueline Howard 
Marilyn Johnson 
Betty Jean Panter 
Lois Roberts 
Patricia Robertson 
Frances Robinson 
Beth Sibley 
Jean Taylor 
Josephine Wood

ALPHA 

CHI 

OMEGA

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OFFICERS

Margaret Beuchner 

President

Barbara Lou Brat.tin 

Vice-President

Patricia Pearson 

Virginia Pfänder

Secretary

Treasurer

Founded at De Pauw University in 1885. 

National.

Beta Epsilon Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1928.

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J. Bowen, F. Anderson, L. Killham, V. Stone, P, Wier, B. Purdy, J. Fryman, J. Olive, C. Hooper, J. Gardner, A; Stuart, M. Patterson Y 

Arranger, JVL. .Lyon.

Friedman, A. Fodor, L. Bolt. 

V. Bates, J. Bialey, A. James, \. Nora, M. Glarum, S. Cook, J. Olds, B. Stanaway, P. Kurtz, J. Anderson, M. Montgomery, K. Derby V 
*
E' MbothBmAleXander’ J' Buekema’ E- Bish°P- °- Gardner, M. Houser, R. Ogden, J. Johnson, J. Woodard, G. Brown, V. Ackerman, G. Side-
D. Millar, J. Pope, M. Woodcock, Betty Burns, K. Umphry, C. Davis.

0 

•y’ 

ACTIVES

SENIORS

Virginia Ackerman 
Betty Alexander 
Jane Anderson 
Virginia Bates 
Esther Bishop 
Jean Buekema 
Catherine Derby 
Valerie Friedman 
Carol Gardner 
Josephine Gardner 
Merle Houser 
Ruth Ogden 
Betty Stanaway 
Jean Woodard

JUNIORS

Flora Anderson 
Lois Balt 
Gladys Brown 
Betty Burns 
Shirley Cook 
Charlotte Davis 
Amilia Fodor 
Catherine Hooper 
Jean Johnson 
Lois Killham 
Muriel Lyon

JUNIORS (cant.) 
Dorothy Millar 
Eleanore Mills 
Violet Nora 
June Olive 
Gertrude Sidebotham 
Katherine Umphries 
Maud Woodcock

SOPHOMORES
Jane Bowen 
Ann James 
Jean Olds 
Polly Weir

PLEDGES

June Bialey 
Dorothy Bishop 
Marian Blanchard 
Lois Garber 
Vada Granger 
Lenora Lehman 
Viberta McCane 
Jean McCormick 
Marjorie Patterson 
Marguerita Pryor 
Betty Purdy 
Virginia Stone 
Anita Stuart

ALPHA  GAMMA  DELTA

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OFFICERS

Merle Houser 

President

Ruth Ogden 

Vice-President

Gladys Brown 

Jean Woodard

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Syracuse University in 1904.

Chi Chapter established at M. S. C. in 

1921.

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W. Oestrike, M. George, L, Kronquist, B. Hankinson, V. Smith, S. Orr, D. Pickett, M. Dinan.
N. Brown, D. Sigsby, E. Krans, K. Niedermeier, I. Shumway, D. Jackson, G. Keehn, M. Hanna.

ACTIVES

SENIORS

SOPHOMORES

Dorothy Jackson 

Nancy Brown

Ethel Krans 

La ura Kronquist 

PLEDGES

Jeanne Mann 

Helen Cutler 

Kathryn Niedermeier 

Marjorie Dinan 

Do nna Sigsby 

Virginia Smith

Barbara Hankinson 

Margaret Hanna 

Betty Jane Landesman 

JUNIORS

Betty Moore 

Margaret Ann George 

Winifred Oestrike 

Geraldine Keehn 

Jane Wise

ALPHA OMICRON PI

Shirley Orr 

Dorothy Pickett 

Irma Sh umway

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OFFICERS

Kathryn Niedermeier 

President

Irma Shumway 

Vice-President

Donna Sigsby 

Dorothy‘lackson

Secretary

Treasurer

ALPHA OMICRON PI

National.

Founded at Barnard College in 1897.

Beta Gamma Chapter established at 

M.S.C. in 1934.

Page 125

J. Freese, P. Osmer, F. Patch, J. Musselman, A. Long, M. Wessborg, C. Mason, L. Evans, P. Whitfield, E. McKibbin, A. Gillespie, B. Austin 

D. Dixon, B. Jenison, L. Summerlee, J. Kelley, B. Dewey, M. Gay, M. DeWaele, M. Shepard, B. Corns, R. Betzing, B. Spinning, J. Sherwood 

J. Hammond, M. Rohns, N Dwelley, M. Begel, V. Crosby, V. Farrar.

I. Altman, L. Lawson, E. Bishop, B. Hickey, A. Somers, M. Buzzard, J. Lamerson, J. Lyons, P. Lourim, B. Renz, H. Hamel, M. Patch, J. 

Y. Morse.

Johnson.

ACTIVES

SENIORS

Eleanor Bishop 
Margaret Buzzard 
Avalon Gowans 
Helen Hamel 
Betty Jane H ickey 
Jeane Lamerson 
Elizabeth Lilley 
Patricia Lourim 
June Lyons 
Barbara Renz 
Alma Somers 
Yvonne Wood

JUNIORS

Betty Jane Austin 
Linda Evans 
Charlotte Mason 
Frances Patch 
Marion Rohns 
Barbara Smith 
Patricia Whitfield

SOPHOMORES

Rosemary Betzing 
Betty Ruth Corns 
Virginia Crosby 
Margaret DeWaele 
Margaret Gay 
Julia Hammond 
Barbara Jenison 
Josephine Kelley

SOPHOMORES (Cant.) 
Lottie Lee Lawson 
Alice Long 
Virginia Mae Morse 
Jane M usselman 
Priscilla Osmer 
Marian Patch 
Jeanette Sherwood 
Betty Spinning 
Lois Summerlee

FRESHMEN

Dorothy Dixon 
Noel Dwelley 
Jean Johnson 
Helen Nims 
Margaret Pemberton 
Marian Shepherd

PLEDGES

Ida Altman 
Jane Creith 
Dorothy Cummins 
Betty Dewey 
Virginia Farrar 
Betty Fowler 
Carter Gould 
Louise Kennedy 
Elsie McKibbin 
Katherine Tuttle 
Mary Wessborg

ALPHA PHI

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OFFICERS

Yvonne Wood 

President 

Betty Jane Hickey 

Vice-President 

Patricia Lourim 

; 

Secretary 

Patricia Whitfield

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Syracuse University in 1872.

Beta Beta Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1922.

Page i2j

H- R?en, P. McLeod, A. German, K. Collick, J. Osborn, D. Mitchell, M. Kane, D. Smith, F. Minges.

Williams, B. Dag well, B. Geagley, A. Le Clear, K. Garlent, E. Hudson, B. Peterson, M. Frost, B. Stiles, M. Taft. 

M. J. Warren, A. Heathenngton, B. Clare, K. Miller, A. Riordan, C. Potter, E. Yyn, A. Bull, A. Tindall, H. Colby.

MEMBERS

SENIORS 

Alice Bull 
Helen Clare 
Helen Colby 

Ann Heathenngton 
Amanda Moore 

Althea Tindall 
Esther Ruth Vyn

JUNIORS

Elaine Hudson 
Ann Kinder 
Ann LeClear 
Phyllis McLeod 
Kathryn Miller 
Frances M inges 
Catherine Potter 
Ann Riordan 
Dorothy Smith

SOPHOMORES

Betty Jane Dagwell

Margaret Kane 
Dorothy Mitchell 
Hilda Roen 

Barbara Stiles 
Margaret Taft 
Alice Williams

FRESHMEN

Margaret Frost 
Bettyann Geagley

PLEDGES

Marie Bogue 
Katherine Collick 
Alice German 
Hettie Hanson 
Fauvette Johnson 
Katherine Morris 
Jane Osborn 
Betty Peterson 

Doris Rood 
Adeline Welch

ALPHA XI DELTA

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OFFICERS

Alice Bull 

President

Althea Tindall 

Vice-President

Helen Clare 

Catherine Potter

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Lombardy College in 1893.

Beta Theta Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1934.

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B. Arnold, D. Castenholz, R. Bailey, B. Sears, S. Van Auken, M. Gilmore, B. Harrington, N. Kies, D. Schubach, B. Asire, D. Schoedel, D. 

A. Amsden, D. Woodburn, M. Lee, B. Robertson, G. A. Shaw, E. Telford, G. Von Eberstein, C. Larsen, E. Loudon, J. Kelder, J. Bruce, F. 

Barton, J. Hill, J. Denham, J. Crowe.

Kinsting, M. Hirsch, V. Smith, A. Dunn, J. Haule.

H. Carso, E. Snyder, A. Gelzer, O. Gelzer, C. Mitchell, E. Sears, C. Blakely, J. Shaw, M. Tribe, P. Davidson, E. McCurdy, H. Spatta, B. Core.

ACTIVES

SENIORS

Constance Blakely 
Benita Core 
Phyllis Davidson 
June Dean 
Antha Gelzer 
Ola Gelzer 
June Hill
Margaret Ledbeter 
Eileen McCurdy 
Carolyn Mitchell 
Betty Neitz 
Beatrice Robertson 
Betty Sears 
Helene Spatta

JUNIORS

Barbara Arnold 
Bette Asire 
Helen Carso 
Do nna Castenholz 
Jane Crowe 
Sally Curtis 
Jean Denham 
Betty Harrington 
Medrith Hirsch 
Nina Kies 
Frances Kinsting 
George Ann Shaw 
Jane Shaw 
Edna Jane Smith 
Evalyn Snyder 
Margaret Stenton 
Virginia Thompson 
Marjorie Tribe

Doris Woodburn

SOPHOMORES
Alice Amsden 
Ruth Bailey 
Jane Bruce 
Jane Coons 
Dorothy Dunn 
Margaret Lee 
Betty Loudon 
Doris Schoedel 
Barbara Sears 
Emily Telford 
Jean Weekes 

FRESHMEN 

Janet Kelder 
Dorothy Schubach 
Virginia Smith 
Shirley Van Auken

PLEDGES

Dana Mae Barton 
Yvonne Bow 
Marion Dancer
Betty DuChaney 
Adeline Dunn 
Margaret Gilmore 
Constance Larsen 
Jean MacDonald 
Jean McClenahan 
Alice Mitchell 
Corinne Ross 
Elinor Shaw 
Georgine Von 
Eberstein 
Sara Wilk ins

CHI OMEGA

OFFICERS

Constance Blakely 

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

June Dean 

Jane Shaw 

Betty Sears

National.

Founded at University of Arkansas in 

1895.

Xi Gamma Chapter established at 
M. S. C. in 1926.

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l
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a
a
M

i

J. Day, M. Strickler, B. Trickey, I. Scott, C. Wetherby. 
I. Reid, B. Stafford, F. Carter, G. joughin.

MEMBERS

SENIORS

Florence Carter 

Jennie Day 

Helen llkka 

Gladys Joughin 

Betty Stafford 

Leola Talladay

JUNIORS

Jean Small 

Belva Trickey

DELTA ALPHA

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OFFICERS

Leola Talladay 

Jean Small 

Jennie Day 

Florence Carter

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Local.

Founded at M. S. C. in 1929.

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U
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S
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S. White, M. Hasselbring, P. Shaw, E. Siebert, M. Radcliffe, B. A. Owens, H. Beecher, B. Bendali, B. Winston, A. Stüber, M. Hammond, 

B. Vyn, M. Wehr, R. M. Jackson, R. Taylor, J. Bradley, J. Richards, E. Dise.

M. Nickle, M. Bingham, L. Davis, B. Robertson, J. Corrigan, C. Mains, J. Hahn, H. Cawood, A. Godfrey, H. Duckwitz, B. Anderson, 

P. Clemett, J. Hotchin, J. Widick, J. O’Hara, M. Bowers.

M. Taylor, J. Besancon, F. Marsh, M. Gibson, D. Garlock, B. Wilson, D. Hasselbring, N. Farley, M. Gilray, D. Taylor, M. Richardson, J. 

Simmons, A. Green, E. Wallace, B. Pratt, D. Holcomb, H. Murray.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS

Nancy Farley 
Dorothy Garlock 
Moira Gibson 
Marjorie Gilray 
Ann Green 
Dorothy Hasselbring 
Carmen Mains 
Betty Pratt 
Vivian Knepp 
Marion Richardson 
Julia Simmons 
Dorothy Taylor 
Elizabeth Wallace 
Betty Wilson

JUNIORS

Helen Beardslee 
Harriet Beecher 
Ann Byers 
Judy Corrigan 
Luella Davis 
Marion Hasselbring 
Rose Marie Jackson 
Evelyn Siebert 
Helen Stoffer 
Barbara Winston

SOPHOMORES

Betty Anderson 
Beverly Bendall 
Josephine Besancon 
Margaret Bingham 
Mary Bowers 
Jeanne Bradley 
Peggy Clemett

Alice Cortwright 
Helen Duckwitz 
Jean Hahn 
Margaret Hammond 
Dorothy Holcomb 
Mary Jean Mabie 
Janet O’Hara 
Ma rion Radcliffe 
Jean Richards 
Betty Robertson 
Ruth Taylor 
Margaret Wehr

FRESHMEN

Helen Cawood 
Alice Godfrey 
Janet Hotchin 
Bettie Jane Mills 
Miriam Nickel 
Harriet Slayton 
Muriel Spittle 
Betty Vyn 
Jean Widick 

PLEDGES

Sara Jane Baxter 
Elinor Dise 
Marjorie Erb 
Helen Murray 
Madeline Owen 
Betty Ann Owens 
Peggy Shaw 
Marjorie Taylor 
Jane Tremaine 
Josephine Watson 
Suzanne White

KAPPA  alpha theta

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OFFICERS

Marjorie Gilray 

• 

• 

President

Dorothy Taylor 

. 

Vice-President

Nancy Farley 

■ 

• 

Secretary

Dorothy Hasselbring 

Treasurer

National.

Founded at De Pauw University in 1870.

Beta Pi Chapter established at M. S. C. 

in 1926.

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M. Guidi, M. Plowright, V. Campbell, C. Wheatley, G. Mason, D. Aungst, M. E. Brainerd, J. Brooks, D. Beckman. 
B. Proctor, A. Teske, J. Sherratt, B. Houtz, H. Reid, E. Pfannenschmidt, G. VanderBorgh, B. Sherratt.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS

Dorothy Aungst 
Jean Brooks 

Catherine Carlton 
Barbara Houtz 
Catherine Krehl 
Bernice Proctor 
Helen Reid 

Christine Rothney 
Betty Sherratt 
Janet Sherratt 
Agnes Teske 
Charlotte Wheatley 
Clarinda Winegar

JUNIORS

Darlene B eckman 
Esther Pfannenschmidt 

Sally Ross

SOPHOMORES

Grace Vander Borgh

FRESHMEN

Mary Esther Brainerd

PLEDGES

Virginia Campbell 
Susan Cook 
Susan Gage 
Matilda Guidi 
Louise Johnson 
Betty-June Kerr 
Norma McKiddy 
Gertrude Mason 
Margaret Plowright 

Mary Jane Welch 
Alice Westerman 
Jean Wilson

KAPPA DELTA

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OFFICERS

Barbara Houtz 

. 

. 

President

Helen Reid 

. 

. 

Vice-President

Janet Sherratt 

. 

Esther Pfannenschmidt 

. 

. 

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Virginia State Normal 

College in 1897.

Alpha Alpha Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1924.

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J Hopkins, F. Willson, B. Bement, M Childs, B, Nonenprager, M. Berridge, B. Smith, D. Gower, D. Ware, J. Lang, M. Piper, B. Delano, E.
Cram J. Hart,V. Bodmer, L. Rhinehart, M. Kasischke, M. Gunn, M. Bement, A. Niven, M. Myer, J. Willson, M. Boer, S. Fenton.
R. Perry, P.Martin, S. Howell, B. Johnston, B. Lindeman, B. Kauer, A. Rodgers, E. Grill, E. Armstrong, M. Maas, J. Hazen, L. Porter, B.

Jamison, D. Cook, M. Banks, J. DaFoe, R. Blomgren, R. Casper, P. Sanford, B. Ludwig, M. Reeder.

M. Colton, D. Piersoll, A. Ludwig, J. Collins, I. Hardy, M. Harryman, J. Horst, J. Hall, G. DesJardins, L. Tranter, R. Carr, B. Tranter, b, 

Blackney, K. Burke, S. Weber, R. McIntyre, B. Peppier, Y. Walters, L. Maystrick, M. Leutz, M. Kasischke, E. LeRoy.

SENIORS

JUNIORS

ACTIVE MEMBERS

Ruth Carr 
Jean Coll ins 
Mary K. Harryman 
Louise Lentz 
Louise Maystrick 
Addie Jane Rogers 
Barbara Tranter 
Lucy Tranter 
Ursula Walters

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA

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Margaret Berridge 
Susan Blackney 
Katherine Burke 
Marion Chanter 
Georgia Des Jardins 
Magrieta Gunn 
Jane Hall 
Isabel Hardy 
Joan Horst 
Jane Hopkins 
Sally Howell 
Marguerite Kasischke 
Francis McIntyre 
Anne Niven 
Bruce Peppier 
Patience Sanford 
Betty Smith 
Sue Weber 
Jane Willson

SOPHOMORES

Elizabeth Armstrong 
Betty Bement 
Ruth Blomgren 
Jane Hagen 
Rita Kasper 
Emma Jean LeRoy 
Barbara Lindeman 
Patricia Martin 
Reva Perry

PLEDGES

Marion Banks 
Harriet Barton 
Mary Bement 
Virginia Bodmer 
Mary Boer 
Mary Helen Childs 
Mary Colten 
Doris Cook 
Eleanor Cram 
Jacqueline Dafoe 
Barbara DeLano 
Shirley Fenton 
Dora Gower 
Emogene Grill 
Janet Hart- 
Betty Rae Jamieson 
Betty Johnston 
Marion Kasischke 
Betty Lou Kauer 
June Laing 
Alma Ludwick 
Betty Ludwick 
Mary Maas 
Marjorie Meier 
Patricia Nonenpreger 
Patricia Pearsall 
Mary Jean Piper 
Louise Porter 
Marilyn Reeder 
LaVerne Reinhardt 
Donna Jean Ware 
Florence Willson

E. Cook, M. Anger, M. Kennington, L. Croel, N. Tubbs, C. Krupa, R. Applegate, J. Barringer, L. Hueston, E. Spiess, M. Word, M. Collinge,

F. Morse, E. Mackie, J. Barden, M. Hamilton, R. Stinson, A. Bastow, J. Tubbs, L. Horning, B. Gruich, F. Bates, L. Pratt, J. Lowe, F. Digby,

H. Pratt, H. Anderson.

E. Berry, J. Battles, G. North.

M. Pugsley, G. Summers, L. Tell, M. Hahn, W. Hanby, B. Smith, I. Brewer, E. Chatelle, D. Colthrop, L. Langdon, E. Schultz.

ACTIVE

MEMBERS

SENIORS

Jean Barden 
jane Barringer 
Josephine Battles 
Elizabeth Berry 
Irene Brewer 
Edwyna Chatelle 
Dorothy Colthorp 
Florence Digby 
Louise Langdon 
Laura Ann Pratt 
Marvel Pugsley 
Beverly Smith 
Elizabeth Spiess 
Lorraine Sprague 
La ura Tell 
Jane Tubbs

JUNIORS

Harriet Anderson 
Margaret Collinge 
Lucile Croel 
Beatrice Gruich 
Mina Hahn 
Marjorie Hamilton 
Wilma Hanby

Leora Horning 
Jean Lowe 
Elizabeth Mackie 
Eleanor Schultz 
Ruth Stinson 
Gertrude Summers 
Nancy Tubbs

SOPHOMORES

Margaret Anger 
Roberta Applegate 
Frances Bates 
Elizabeth Cook 
Helen Pratt

FRESHMEN 

Audrey Jane Bastow 
Mary Alice Work

PLEDGES

Jane Andros 
Christine Horn 
Geraldine North 
Margaret Pennington 
Marie Toth

SIGMA KAPPA

OFFICERS

Beverly Smith 

. 

• 

President

Wilma Hanby 

. 

• Vice-President

Margaret Collinge 

. 

. Secretary

Mina Hahn 

. 

• 

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Colby College 

in 1874.

Alpha Tau Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1927.

G. Renz, F. Alexander, J. Menhinick, J. Conklin, J. Shuttleworth, D. Fitzpatrick. 
B. Heldmeyer, M. Baumann, Y. Snell, J. Meadows, L. Gunnison.
L. Thomas, D. Smith, E. Benner, M. Moldenhauer, J. Fretz, D. Waggoner.

ACTIVES

SENIORS

SOPHOMORES

Janet Fretz

Mary Louise Baumai

JUNIORS

PLEDGES

Elizabeth Ann Benner

Thelma Coggan

Joyce Conklin

Jane Meadows

Jane Menhinick

Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Leila Gunnison

Betty Heldmeyer

Mildred Moldenhauer

Catherine Parker

Jane Ann Shuttleworth

Goldie Renz

Dorothea Smith

Virginia Snell 

Laura Thomas 

Eleanor Turner 

Dorothy Waggoner

ZETA TAU ALPHA

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OFFICERS

Elizabeth Ann Benner 

. 

President 

Mildred Moldenhauer, Vice-President 

Dorothea Smith 

. 

Joyce Conklin 

. 

. 

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Virginia State Normal 

School in 1898.

Beta 

Phi  Chapter 
M. S. C. in 1931.

established 

at 

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WILLIAM D. BELL

President of Interfraternity Council

Bill Bell, from Lansing/ is a Hotel Ad. senior and 

a member of the Hesperian fraternity. 

In addition 

to his duties as president of the 

Interfraternity 

Council/ Bill’s name is on the roll of the Varsity 

Club/ Sigma Gamma Upsilon/ and Excalibur. He 

has been on the Varsity Swimming Team 

for 

the last three years, serving as co-captain for

ALPHA EPSILON PI 

. 

ALPHA GAMMA RHO 

Sander Hillman 

Wallace Hornbacker 

BETA KAPPA 

DELPHIC 

DELTA CHI 

.

DELTA SIGMA PHI 

ECLECTIC 

.

FARM HOUSE 

. 

HESPERIAN 

.

KAPPA SIGMA 

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 

PHI CHI ALPHA 

.

PHI DELTA THETA 

PHI KAPPA TAU 

.

PI KAPPA PHI 

Robert Madill 

Stanley Reed 

liHW|S§°l'in Yunck 
Alan Brightman 

Arthur Jenkins 

Willis Anderson 

William Bell 

Fred Walker 

Art Freeman 

Alger Hansen 

Jack McKibbin 

Bill Gladden 

Bob Lander 

OFFICERS

President
William Bell
Vice-President
Frank Martin
Secretary
Robert Bruce
. Treasurer
Robert Madill
Art Freeman, Student CounciBRepresentative

recognized by 

The Interfraternity Council is composed of 
one member from each of the campus fraterni­
ties 
faculty 
committee. The purpose of the Council is to 
bring the faculty committee and the fraternities 
together in order to promote understanding, 
harmony, and cooperation between 
the 
fraternities themselves and the college.

the college 

All ¡¡nterfraternity athletics are organized 
and supervised by the Council, with individual 
awards in each sport as well as an All-Around 
trophy which is presented to the house having 
the highest total of points at the end of the 
year.

trophy, 

Other Council awards include the scholar­
ship 
improvement 
the scholarship 
trophy, and the plaque awarded to the 
pledge class having the highest average on 
the Fraternity Week pledge examination.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 

, 

. 

. 

John Ladd

SIGMA NU 

.

THETA KAPPA NU

Robert Bruce 

Frank Martin

The Council is sponsoring again this year 
a convocation of I. F. C. members from the 
leading colleges and universities in the East 
and Middle West. Our council is achieving 
national recognition through this work.

W. Hornbacker,, R. Lander, J. Yunck, A. Jenkins.
J. McKibbin, A. Brightman, W. Gladden, F. Walker, W. Anderson, J. Ladd, G. Reed. 
A. Freeman E. MitchelMF. Martin, W. Bell, R. Bruce, R. Madill.

Pai\ 14-5

G. Shube, H. Blum, H. Merdjer, G. Maskin, A. Gordon, H. Nitzburg, J. Sabo.
R. Barshak, M. Horowitz, M. Seeder, A. Amron, A. Wolff, S. Pollyea, B. Goldsmith.
S. Hillman, R. Felberg, D. Goldsmith, D. Selin, S. Levine, H. Hedler.

MEMBERS

SENIORS 

SOPHOMORES

Robert Felberg 

George Maskin

David Goldsmith 

David Selin

FRESHMEN 

JUNIORS

Richard Barshak 

Herman Blum 

Herbert Hedler 

Albert Gordon 

Sand er Hill man 

Arthur Wolff

Milton Horowitz 

Samuel Levine 

PLEDGES

Henry Merdier 

Bernard Cohen 

Harold Nitzburg 

Bernard Goldsmith 

Stanley Pollyea 

Donald Lerner 

ALPHA EPSILON PI

Jack Sabo

Daniel Rosenbaum 

Warren Schneider 

George Shube

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OFFICERS

David Goldsmith 

President

David Selin 

Vice-President

Samuel Levine

Secretary-Treasurer

National.

Founded at New York University 

in 

1913.

Chi Chapter established at M. S. C. 

in 1934.

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J. Klackle, P. Holden, L. Hoyt, J. Willobee, H. Lundy, R. Helmboldt, R. Richards, S. Welles, B. Gilbert, L. Kyle, B. Mitchell, C. Weaver, M. 

J. Bird, W. Moore, C. Genter, W. Lohr, E. Herrbach, R. Larson, E. Yander Mullen, C. Anderson, R. Button, L. Tate, J. Goodar, G. Bird, 

Buth, L. Newlin, C. Dennis.

D. Ball, R. Gillespie, G. Converse.

W. Hornbacker, J. Stone, J. Mitchell, D. Wright, R. Ward, S. Aldrich, V. Hinz, G. Taylor, W. Barton, D. Granger.
R. Sterner, D. Smith, I. Wood, L. Townsend, D. Clark, C. Helmboldt.

ACTIVES

SENIORS

Samuel Aldrich 
George Bird 
Francis Borkaw
Vaugh Butzbach 
Glen Converse 
Robert Gillespie 
Charles Helmboldt 
Ernest Herrbach 
Vernon Hinz 
Paul Holden 
Wallace Hornbacker 
Leon Hoyt 
Alvin Sterner 
John Stone 
Lionel Tate 
Robert Ward 
William Welles 
Donald Wright

JUNIORS 

Dale Ball 
Clarence Dennis 
Clarence Genter 
Bradley Gilbert 
John Goodar 
Dale Granger 
Wilbur Lohr 
James Mitchell 
Robert Mitchell 
William Moore 
Robert Richards

Lee Townsend 
Dee Weaver 
Sloat Welles

SOPHOMORES 
James Bird 
Robert Button 
Roy Helmboldt 
Leonard Kyle 
Harry Russell 
Dean Smith 
Curtis Weaver

PLEDGES

Cliff Anderson

Bj,im Bailey 

John Beale 
Howard Bessemer 
Martin Buth 
David Clark 
Bartram Dickerson 
Dave Diehl 
Jack Fries 
Bob Harriger 
Joe Jewett 
Joe Klackle 
Harold Lundy 
Lewis Newlin 
Allan Schaub 
Evart Vander Meulei 
Jack Willobee 
Ivan Wood

ALPHA GAMMA RHO

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R. Rose, D. Reid, J. Lash, J. Brundage, R.Makela, R. Madill, J. Ballenger, C. Campbell, B. MacDonald, J. Dickenson, D. Richardson, J. 

DeLong, K. Abrahamson, H. Houghton.

L. Scribner, W. Deering, D. Skidmore, R. Miller, E. Frost, O. Cox, R. Owen, P. Smeltzer, F. Barron, G. Stelljes, W. Boardman, H. Bratt, 

G. Mead, N. Cramer, H. Fesq, H. Lash, J. Herrick, R. Martin, J. Massey.

SENIORS

SOPHOMORES

MEMBERS

Kenneth Abrahamson 
James Ballenger 
Melville Barron 
Will iam Boardman 
Joseph Brundage 
Osborne Cox 
Edward DePorter 
Jerold Dickinson 
Herbert Lash 
Joseph Lash 
Robert Madill 
Roy Makela 
John Massey 
Wayne N ielsen 
Donald Reid 
Daniel Richardson 
Ralph Rose 
Frank Smith

JUNIORS

Marvin Bratt 
Victor Carlson 
William Clow 
Herbert Houghton 
Nelson Kramer 
Robert Owen 
Louis Patterson 
DeMoyne Skidmore 
Robert Sterling

George Campbell 
John DeLong 
Howell Fesq 
Donald Grant 
Jack Herrick 
Bruce MacDonald 
Ross Martin 
George Mead 
Richard Miller 
Wilson Scales 
Lyman Scribner 
Ted Smith 
George Stelljes

FRESHMEN 

Edmund Frost

PLEDGES

Jean Brocklehurst 
Marvin Germaine 
Jack Griffin 
Duane Hart 
Neil Jackson 
Louis Jennings 
William Koney 
Edmund Krotkiewicz 
Edwin Maki 
John Meyer 
Percy Smeltzer 
Charles Spalding 
Raymond Wasserbach 
Charles White

BETA KAPPA

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OFFICERS

Joseph Brundage 

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Roy Make I a 

Donald Reid 

Joseph Lash

National.

Founded at Hamline University in 1901.

Alpha Phi Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1936.

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S. Sutton, J. Shull,,; R. Nichols, L. Morrish, E. Beakman, G. Branch, A. Robillard, R. Dyball 
R. Tooker, R. Howes, M. Lee, S Reed, V. Hart, W. Turner, E. Reigler, R. Sutton, A. Le Vay. 
E. McAllister, A. Wright, F. Carter, R. Pearsall, L. Smith, W. Watson.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

ENIORS

Eigis Berkman

George Branch

Frank Carter

:ijay Davenport 

Arthur Green

Vernon Hart

Ross Kirven

Leonard Morrish

Richard Pearsall

Stanley Reed

Robert Tooker

SOPHOMORES

Lloyd Morrish

Robert Nichols

Edward McAllister

Arthur Robbillard

Joseph Schull

Stanley Sutton

.William Sherwood 

L. Clark Smith

Wendell Turner

Warren Watson

Archer Wright

UNIORS

Howard Fike

Alex Le Vay

PLEDGES

Charles Adams

Richard Dyball

Robert Howes

Rodger Ketcham 

Edward Reigler

Jack Schouba

Russell Sutton

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G. Gent, F. Zak, R. Mayo, G. Soine, C. Cromer, L. Randa 1, J. La Du, H. Hostetter, L. Harden, C. Gettel, H. Sparks, R. Swart, D. Metca 
M. Bergy, W. Boniece, W. Meuleman, G. Bedell, R. Bennett, N. Clark, J. Vandemark, E. Messner, J. Clark, J. Hess, M. Kelly.
G. Cowden, C. Way, R. Fichtel, R. Cross, B. Smith, L. Distel, A. Hinz, R. King, J. Yunck, G. Collins, D. Bliss, R. Hardy, R. Brier.

SENIORS

Dudley Bl iss 
Clayton Cromer 
Fred Durchman 
Arthur H inz 
George Soine 
William Smelt 
Harold Sparks 
Robert Swart 
Jack Yunct

JUNIORS

Norman Clark 
George Collins 
George Cowden 
Will iam Crissman 
Robert Cross 
Elton Harden 
Louis Randall 
Rood Taylor 
Ray Turner 
Chari es Way

SOPHOMORES
Ralph Bennett 
Marvin Cooley 
Robert Fichtel 
Roland King 
James La Du

ACTIVES

Robert Mayo 
William Meuleman 
Leonard Stewart 
Frank Zak

FRESHMEN 

George Bedell 
George Gent 
William Myers

PLEDGES

William Boniece 
Robert Brier 
James Clark 
Paul Davis 
Smith Dodge 
Daran Horden 
Harold Hostetter 
Myron Masney 
Jack Mathewson 
Elias Messner 
Milton Murphy 
Charles Myers 
Don Randolph 
Parker Rowe 
John Taylor 
George Thum 
John Trix
Lee Van Voorhees

DELTA CHI

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President 

Vice-President 

. Secretary 

Treasurer

Charles Way 

Robert Fichtel 

William Smith 

Robert Cross

National.

Founded at Cornell University in 1890.

Chapter established at M. S. C. 

in 

1935.

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E. Miller, C. Hodges, R. Martin, R. Bronoel, J. Amsden, K. Murdoch, J. Stewart, C. Patton, J. Lifsey, R. Linton, R. Osgood, G. Cope, J. 

Schieve, G. Sèott, D. Anderson, G. Burns, A. Brightman.

L. Munson, L. Lusk, W. Carr, J. Oestreich, R. Taplin, H. Wright, R. Stephenson, A. Ford, K. Byron, F. Owen, R. Brightman, C. Foerst, 

W. Bray, G. Sitterle, W. Foltz, J. Boughner, D. Rohle, W. Brady, J. Rothfuss, W. Dewey, A. Crane.

R. Hammerstein, D. Donaldson, C. Johnson, M. Phiels, H. McGrath, G. Sharps, L. Belknap, Prof. A. J. Clark, L. Sherman, Prof. R. S. Linton, 

R. Nelson, D. Francisco, H. Milks, C. Siglin, L. Cousino, E. A. Armbruster.

SENIORS

JUNIORS

PLEDGES 

ACTIVE

MEMBERS

Alan Brightman 
George Burns 
Liquori Cousino 
Robert Cousino 
Donald Donaldson 
Don Francisco 
Richard H ammerstein 
Hart Holmes 
Cawlin Johnson 
Tom Matlock 
Harold McGrath 
Harold Milks 
Robert Osgood 
Curtis Patton 
Morris Phiels 
Lawrence Sherman 
Carl Siglin 
Robert Spencer 
Jerome Stewart 
Leslie Wil cox

James Amsden 
Don Anderson 
Albert Crane 
Fred H ammerstein 
Karl Hodges 
Charles Knipschild 
Keith Murdock 
Gordon Scott 
Gordon Sharps 
Robert Taplin 
Gerald Winters

SOPHOMORES

Edward Armbuster 
Robert Bronoel 
Will iam Dewey 
Roy Nelson 
James Shieve

FRESHMEN 

Howard Matherson

DELTA SIGMA PHI

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Fred Arnold 
Grant Baker 
Robert Beebe 
Jack Boughner 
William Brady 
Will iam Bray 
Rex Brightman 
Kenneth Byron 
William Carr 
William Collins 
Lloyd Elphick 
Clifford Foerst 
Wendell Foltz 
Alex Ford 
Alfred Gold ner 
Lawrence Grupe 
John Lifsey 
Robert Linton 
Larry Lusk 
Robert Martin 
Forrest Owen 
Dutch Rea 
Don Roble 
James Rothfuss 
George Sitterle 
Robert Stephenson 
Robert Stow 
Hayden Wright 
Richard Young

OFFICERS

Lawrence Sherman 

President

Roy Nelson 

Tom Matlock 

George Burns

National.

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Founded af| the College of City of 

New York inli899.

Alpha  Pi  Chapter  established 

at 

M. S. C. in 1923.

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W. Meyer, J. Thorburn, E. Kretschmer, C. Davis, R. Johnstone, R. Morgan, R. Bowe, M. Beard, D. Giddmgs, J. Doyle, B. Davitt.
G. Lippert, S. Goodrich, D. Radebaugh, W. Pickett, R. Robinson, J. Pryor, W. McConnell, G. Mouw, J. Petersen, J. Amell, A. Holcomb,

R. Stone.

H. Kraft, J. Beaver, W. Moon, G. Trousdale, O. Manahan, G. Wolf, C. Robotham, J. Shaw, R. Verhuel, C. Nelson.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS 

Edward Flowers 
Art Jenkins 
Howard Kraft 
Ernest Kretschmer 
Gordon Lippert 
Orland Manahan 
Roger Morgan 
Paul Moyes 
Leonard Osterink 
Donald Schantz 
Howard Swartz 
Gordon Trousdale

JUNIORS

Joseph Amell 
John Beaver 
Charles Davis 
Herbert Helbig 
Jack Petersen 
William Pickett 
John Pryor 
Richard Robinson 
Robert Stone 
Richard Verhuel 
George Wolf 
Laird Wotring

SOPHOMORES
Robert Bowe 
John Doyle 
Donald Giddings 
Albert Holcomb 
Warren McConnell 
William Moon 
Garrett Mouw 
Day Radabough 
James Thorburn

FRESHMEN 
Al Beard 
Maurice Beard 
Chet Kennedy 
Bernard Parks 
Merritt Reeves 
Ed Stealy

PLEDGES

Sidney Goodrich 
Robert Johnstone 
William Meyers 
Charles Morrell 

■ John Peasley

ECLECTIC

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Ernest T. Kretschmer 

President

Richard Verhuel 

Vice-President

Joseph Amell 

George Wolf

Secretary

Treasurer

G. Nielsen, F Gillett, E. Smith, K. Russell, G. Johnson, C. Reid, D. Dickson, J. Kelly, R. Ely, W. Koning, E. White, L. Dawe, C. Moore. 
D. Moore, E. Hankmson, R. Turunen, A. Rapes, G. Memmer, L. Talladay, G. Rohlfs, G. Fitzgerald, K. Cavanaugh, W. Pitts, R. Peterson. 

A. Johnson.

C. Stuart, G. Blank, A.Green, G. Niehol, Dr. Marshall, B. Krantz, Dr. Turk, Dr. Ulrey, W. Anderson, C. Shaffner, Mother Bartlett.
C. Shopbell, R. Ward, G. Smith, W. Mason, A. Foster, L. Winchell, K. Dunn.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS

JUNIORS

Willis Anderson 
Graydon Blank 
Louis Dawe 
Arnold Green 
Bert Krantz 
William Mason 
Grant Nichol 
William Pitts 
Clyne Shaffner 
Gail Smith 
Lee Talladay 
Robert S. Ward 
Ed White

JUNIORS

Kenneth Cavanaugh 
Gerritt Fitzgerald 
Arden Foster 
Edwin Hankinson 
Andrew Johnson 
George Johnson 
Gerald Memmer 
Carl Moore 
George Nielsen

Anthony Rapes 
Clayton Reid 
Ed Smith 
Carl Shopbell 
Clarence Stuart 
Reino Turunen

SOPHOMORES

Leonard Eggleton 
Floyd Gillett 
James Kelly 
Keith Russell

FRESHMEN

Kenneth Dunn 
Ray Ely

PLEDGES 

Don Dickson 
Ray Hart 
William Koning 
Doyle Moore 
Roy Peterson 
Gleason Rohlfs

FARMHOUSE

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OFFICERS

Bert Krantz 

President

Graydon Blank 

Vice-President

Grant Nichol 

Arnold Green

National.

Secretary

Treasurer

Founded at University of Missouri 

in 

■ 905.

Michigan  Chapter 

established 

at 

M. S. C. in 1936.

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R' PjfrRieRhi^nR“t’HfxonlatinS’ T‘ Caldwe11, C' Hil1’ R' StimPson. C- Grieser, B. Fijux, W. Harber, J. Poetzinger, W. Hudson, J. Brown 

F‘ S wTronfn,nsnY?i'dFame?i R' Davidson’ R: Merz’ R' Rlordan, J- Drum, D. Anderson, H. Duthie, B. Miesner, W. Vallery, G. Kimball 
R. Dodge, T. Huxford, K. Clement, H. Willson, J. Davis, E. Wessborg, A. Theiler, J. Otto.

MEMBERS

SENIORS

David Anderson 
Robert Bash 
Bill Bell
Richard Caldwell 
Robert Castell 
Gordon Dahlberg 
John Derrickson 
David Eames 
Robert Flading 
Hudson Hill 
Tom McCarty 
George Ranney 
Bob Refior 
Al Theiler

JUNIORS 

John Brown 
Ted Caldwell 
Keith Clement 
Jim Davis 
Bart Fijux 
Bill Findley 
Melvin Flading 
Ward Harker 
Jack Hutton

Ted H uxford 
Charles Hill 
Norman Jones 
Max M isesnar 
Earl Perry 
James Poetzinger 
Richard Power 
Fred Sill 
Bob St imson 
Harry Willson 
Wendell Vivian 
Eric Wessborg

SOPHOMORES

Robert Davidson 
Clare Gonser 
Wallace Hudson 
Bob Riordan 
Samuel Yeiter

FRESHMEN 

Bob Dodge 
John Drum 
Bill Merz 
Bob Whitsit 
John Swisher

HESPERIAN

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OFFICERS

Robert Castell 

President

George Ranney 

Vice-President

John Hutton

S. L. Christiansen

Secretary

Treasurer

Loca

Founded at M. S. C. in 1889.

C. Dutton, A. Smolen, M. Smith, H. Albright, N. Burner, K. Mader, M. Randolph, H. Lehman, F. Olds, A. Yanz, H. Dicken,
J. Taylor, M. Linton, B, Duckwall, D. Harrington, P. Genther, R. Leiphart, R. Rupp, O. Frost, W. Lawrence, H. Hunt, P. Ramirez, J. Hitch- 

ings, Q. Ewert.

G. Calhoun, R. Savio, R. Walker, A. G. Scheele, O. Preiss, R. Ford, E. Gould, W. Meier, J. Gauntlett.
J. Coffman, C. Young, B. Frank, D. Gould, R. Reid.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS

Harry Dickson 
Byron Duckwall 
Quentin Ewert 
Paul Ford 
William Gould 
Harvey Harrington 
James Hitch ings 
Orville Preiss 
Kenneth Waite 
Frederick Walker

JUNIORS

George Calhoun 
Burleigh Downey 
William Meier 
Martin Randolph 
Rudolph Savio 
Melvin Smith 
Neil Barner 
Charles Dutton 
Jack Gauntlett 
Peter Genther 
Howard Hunt 
Robert Leiphart 
Wayne Linton 
Theodore Mackrell 
Philip Ramirez 
Robert Reid

FRESHMEN

Howard Lehman

PLEDGES

Henry Albright 
Bennett Church 
John Coffman 
Richard Drew 
Robert Frank 
Oren Frost 
Donald Gould 
Frederick Griswold 
Dwight Harrington 
William Lawrence 
Kurt Mader 
Frederick Olds 
Arthur Pilkington 
Robert Rupp 
Roger Schacht 
David Schlager 
Cecil Sharp 
Alfred Smolen 
Arthur Squires 
James Taylor 
Allan Yanz 
William Young

KAPPA SIGMA

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OFFICERS

Orville Preiss 

. 

. 

President

Paul Ford and William Meier

Vice-Presidents

Rudolph Savio 

. 

- 

Secretary

Mac Gould 

. 

■ 

• 

Treasurer

National.

Founded at University of Virginia 

in 

1869.

Delta 

Psi  Chapter 
M. S. Clri 1937.

established 

at 

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D.Baker, R. Miles, C. Schuster, W. Babcock, R. Stewart, G. Tice, R. Kreuger, R. Spiess, W. Jones, F. Otteman.
M. Dalrymple, A. Freeman, M. Lehnhardt, G. MacQueen, J. Shedd, F. MacCrone, F. Caluory, R. Williams, M. Van Conant, J. Kreuger, 

J. Rockwell, D. Maliskey.

R. B. Daubert, J. Blunt, R. Woodruff, G. Worcester, H. Hamilton, R. Shoecraft, P. Moore, A. Tompsett.
R. Glenn, D. Severance, F. Cowing, W. Lee, D. Barton.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS

SOPHOMORES

Dennis Barton 
Francis Caluory 
Arthur Freeman 
Herbert Hunt 
Milton Lehnhardt 
Floyd Otteman 
Ross Shoecraft 
George Worcester

JUNIORS

John Blunt 
Frank Cowing 
FJarold Davies 
Lee Farrell 
Wayne Gilmore 
Henry Hamilton 
Walter Jones 
Robert Kielson 
Forsyth McCrone 
Don Malisky 
Philip Moore 
Roy Williams 
Richard Woodruff

Willard Babcock 
Max Dalrymple 
Robert Glenn 
Richard Miles 
Jerry Rockwell 
John Shedd 
Roy Spiess, Jr.
Arthur Thompsett 
Gordon Tice 
Morris Van Conant

PLEDGES

Donald Baker 
Robert Hume 
John Kreuger 
William Lee 
George Mac Queen 
Walter Nelson 
Richard Rieves 
Carl Schuster 
Robert Stewart 
Steve Szasz

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

OFFICERS

Richard Woodruff 

President 

John Blunt 

Vice-President 

Roy Spiess, Jr. 

Secretary 

Philip Moore 

I

. Treasurer

Ndtional.

Founded at Boston University in 1909.

Gamma Omicron Chapter established 

at M. S. C. in 1922.

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F. Bartol, A. Limeriok, M. Loucks, W. Oler, A. Keinitz, A. Busser, C. Webster, L. Hughes W Charter 
J. Evans, C. Gibbs, T. Pence, C. Randall, F. Hough, J. Vaydik, F. Yabsley, M. Malfo W Williams 

. Elias, W. Magrane, R. Johnson, D. Cation, H. T. Darlington, R. Cunningham, C. E. Wiidon, A. Hansen, H.Strachan, F. Kercher.

MEMBERS

SENIORS 

Wesley Charter 
Robert Cunningham 
Louis Elias 
Clifford Gibbs 
Alger Hansen 
Frederic Hough 
Ferris Kercher 
William Williams

JUNIORS 

Frank Bartol 
Anton Busser 
Clifton Hand 
Robert Johnson 
Will iam Magrane 
Merle Mallo 
Wilson Oler 
Torn Pence 
Clyde Randall 
Howard Strachan 
Joseph Vaydik 
Cari Webster

SOPHOMORES
Albert Keinitz 
Max Loucks

FRESHMEN

Donald Kilbo urn 
Francis Yabsley

PLEDGES

Robert Cramton 
Bernie DeSpelder 
Earl Devereaux 
Eugene Eads 
Clifford Huntoon 
Henry Kass 
Donald Miller 
Thomas Thacker 
Paul Wag aman 
Ferris Wil son 
Emery Yocum

PHI CHI ALPHA

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OFFICERS

Robert Cunningham 

. President 

Robert Johnson 

Vice-President 

Frederic Hough 

Howard Strachan

Secretary

Treasurer

Loca

Founded at M. S. C. in 1925.

Page i6ç

D. Woodfield, S. Grossman, T. Lincoln, W. Paddison, F. Lincoln, A. Hays, N. Tracy, B. McLean, J. Lacey, G. Gargett, R. Baldwin, R.Visscher, 

R. Peterson, R. Waite, F. Baker, D. Anderson, R. Dawson, G. Krusell.

H. Nickless, G, Stickle, A. Richardson, R. Fehr, H. Dales, F. Galda, H. Hunt, R. Clarke, J. Wicker, R. Batdorff, S. Foster, C. Sprinkle, N. 

Hockenbury, W. Harner, G. Patterson, T. Wood, J. Hart.

J. Hays, J. McKibbin, G. Schultz, H. Scott, R. Pete, T. Darnton, A. Black, W. Miller, D. Harm er, H. Richardson, R. Wickstrorn.

MEMBERS

SENIORS 

Allan Black 
Sheldon Crossman 
Thomas Darnton 
Donald Harmer 
James Hays 
Norman Hockenbury 
Baxter McLean 
Jack McKibbin 
William Miller 
George Patterson 
Robert Peterson 
Harper Scott 
Edward Stein 
Neil Tracy 
Robert Wickstrom

JUNIORS

Donald Anderson 
Robert Batdorff 
Herbert Dales 
Charles Foster 
Seymour Foster 
John Gustafson 
Robert Harner 
John S. Hart 
Robert Pete 
Thomas Schweigert 
Charles Sprinkle 
George Stark 
Bruce Stickle

SOPHOMORES 
Fred Baker 
Robert Baldwin 
Ronald Clarke 
Robert Dawson 
Foy Fehr 
Fred Galda 
George Gargett 
Glenn Krusell 
William Paddison

FRESHMEN

Stanton Crawford 
Andrew Hays 
Robert Harris 
Robert Iddings 
Donald Ladd 
Charles Leighton 
Ard Richardson 
Robert Visscher

PLEDGES 

Allan Cook 
Arthur Floyd 
John Bockstanz 
William Johnson 
Fred Lincoln

PHI DELTA THETA

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OFFICERS

Herbert Dales 

. 

. 

President

Neal Tracy 

. 

House Manager 

Robert Baldwin 

. 

. 

Secretary

Allan Black 

. 

. 

. 

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Miami University in 1848.

Michigan Beta Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1873.

Page i/i

. Morris, E. Coonrod, R. Field, G. Wahl, J. Byrd, R. Fuller* R. Rose, R. Trembath, N. Martinson.
. Hoffmeyer, W. Smith, R. Griewe, R. Lander, S. Radford, Dr. H. M. Byram.
Lundin, J. Duncan, H. Patzer, M. Hammond, A. Cameron, J. Paquin, J. Jepson, R. Vanderveld, L. Pardee, G. Oven, 
r. L. B. Scholl, L. De Amicis, W. Baird, P. Reichert, D. Mahrle, P. Steele, Prof. L. N. Field.

MEMBERS

SENIORS

SOPHOMORES

Walter Bachus 
Leo De Amicis 
Rueben Griewe 
Roberts Lander 
Layle Littlefield 
Paul Reichert 
Roy Sprague

JUNIORS 

William Baird 
Jerome Byrd 
William Gross 
Mahlon Hammond 
Clare Jensen 
Ned Martinson 
Hart Morris 
William Smith 
Robert Trembath

Edgar Coonrod 
Robert Field 
Dean Mahrle 
Harold Patzer 
Robert Rose 
Robert Vanderveld 
George Wahl

FRESHMEN

Avery Cameron 
George McKay

PLEDGES

Russel Angell 
Parker Gray 
Richard Jones 
Fred Hayden 
Martin La Ross 
John Paquin 
Lloyd Pardee 
George Salisbury

PI KAPPA PHI

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OFFICERS

Ned Martinson 

President

Reuben Griewe 

Social-Chairman

Dean Mahrle 

Wiliam Baird

National.

Secretary

Treasurer

Founded at College of Charleston in 

1904.

Alpha Theta Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1925.

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H. Simmons, O. Barton, D. Laidlow, H. Taylor, L. Beal, J. Grigsby, M. Amon, R. Bayard, F. Horning.
N. Henderson, R. De Vries, R. Phillips, G. Gough, N. Meyers, B. Kelwood, J. Marshall, J. McGowan, C. Walters, H. Jackson, C. Hamilton 

D. Pellot.

B. Barry, J. Jennings, W. Gladden, E. McNamara, F. Patton, H. Tolford, R. Hagman, R. Mumaw, T. Dougherty.

ACTIVE MEMBERS

SENIORS

Orlo Barton 
Willi am Barber 
Thomas Brand 
Roger De Vries 
William Gladden 
Stanley Pilzninski

JUNIORS

Robert Bayard 
Geoffrey Gough 
Robert Hagman 
Cl arence Hamilton 
Russell Holcomb 
John Marshall 
Edward McN amara 
Robert M umaw 
Don Pellot 
Howard Taylor 
Hubert Tolford

SOPHOMORES
Leland Beal 
Norman Henderson 
Frederick Horning

Jay Jennings 
William Smith

FRESHMEN 

Jack Grigsby 
Henry Jackson 
Ted Jennens 
David Laidlow 
Jack McGowan 
Carl Walters

PLEDGES

Morris Amon 
William Barrett 
Burton Barry 
Bennie Dargush 
Ted Dougherty 
Robert Gavan 
Francis Kelvoord 
Nathan Myers 
Norman Olman 
Robert Phillips 
William Porteous 
Harold Simmons 
John Wright

PHI KAPPA TAU

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OFFICERS

Edward G. Me Namara 

President 

William Gladden 

. 

Vice-President 

Jay Jennings 

. 

Secretary

Hubert Tolford 

. 

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Miami University in 1906.

Alpha Alpha Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1924.

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W. Wiedenhoeft, T. Mercy, J. Foote, J. Gibbs, J. Ladd, R. Hetrick, C. Branigin.
E. Bantleon, B. Koefgen, R. Baker, J. Flake, F. Backstrom, R. Wrigglesworth.
J. Baker, W. Muer, R. Norvell, A. Pierce, A. MacCreadie, W. Lavens, E. Lewis, W. Bierkamp. 
T. Nolan, J. Foreman, B. Johnson, L. Recor, Prof. O. L. Snow, D. Springer, G. Ferguson.

MEMBERS

SENIORS

SOPHOMORES

John Baker 
Robert Baker 
Edward Bantleon 
John Coolidge 
James Foreman 
Frank Gaines 
John Ladd 
Tom Mercy 
Tom Nolan 
Loren Recor 
Harry Speelman 
Dale Springer 
Edmon Walton 
William Wiedenhoeft

JUNIORS

Fred Backstrom 
Darwin Dudley 
Clifford Frieburger 
Jack Gibbs 
Robert Hetrick 
Alex MacCreadie 
William Muer 
Henry Thompson

Charles Branigin 
George Ferguson 
Joe Flake 
James Foote 
Bernard Johnson 
James Monteith 
Albert Pierce

FRESHMEN 

Richard Bush 
Ted Hart

PLEDGES

Ron Ailing 
Waiter Bierkamp 
Leslie Bruckner 
Philip Drake 
Paul Gilbert 
Don Janz 
Everett Lewis 
Bruce Mair 
Ralph Norvell 
Forest Shipman

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

OFFICERS

Loren Recor 

President

James Foreman 

Vice-President

Dale Springer 

Tom Nolan

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at University of Alabama in 

1856.

Michigan Gamma Chapter established 

at M. S C. in 1927.

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A. Conklin, E. McCleary, G. Grenske, R. Farkas C. Gardner, J. Twist, G. Pulling, R. Ballard, R. Leitch, M. Gorton, W. Brandenberg, T. Orn, 

J. Lepme, R. Groemng, R. Washburn, R. Blue, R. Bingham. 

' ; 

s

R. Buzenberg, C. Harmon, T Grace R. Spinner, J Dodge P. Gee, W Dancer, G. Publow, A. England, J. Cameron, D. Farkas, B. Schaeffer, 

D. Sherman, W. Carpenter, R. Dakin, R. Barthold, J. Blanchard, F. Hartman.

D. Vale, H. Rexer, R. Davis, G. Main, E. McDonald, J. Burton, W. White, R. Bucknell, L. Smith, R. Welch, D. Barthold, D. Boyd, R. 

.Bruce, W. bkiver, H. Grant, J. Roberts.

SENIORS 

JUNIORS 

ACTIVE MEMBERS

David Barthold 
Robert Barthold 
John Bingham 
Robert Bruce 
Robert Bucknell 
Garrett Burgess 
John Burton 
Howard Grant 
Franz Hartnacke 
John Lorimer 
Erie McDonnell 
James Roberts 
Larry Smith 
Rodger Welch 
Willard White

SIGMA NU

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Richard Bingham 
David Boyd 
Robert Buzenberg 
Jack Cameron 
James Cameron 
Willi am Carpenter 
Eugene Ciolek 
Raymond Dakin 
Aurthur England 
Donald Farkas 
MacAurthur Gorton 
John Pingel 
Bruce Schaeffer 
David Sherman 
Wayne Skiver

SOPHOMORES

Robert Ballard 
Aurthur Conklin 
Winston Dancer 
Gerald Drake 
Phillip Gee 
Ted Grace 
George Grenske 
Charles Harmon 
Roy Leitch 
Richard Nahstol 
Gordon Publow

Richard Publow 
Gordon Pulling 
Robert Spinner 
Albert White 
Don Yale

FRESHMEN

Harry Cameron 
Robert Davis 
Hamilton Dendel 
Robert Farkas 
Charles Gardner 
Richard Groening 
James Lepine 
Guy Main 
Matthew Tinkham 
John Twist 
Richard Washburn

PLEDGES

Jim Blanchard 
Bob Boyd 
Bill Brandenberg 
Frank Hartman 
Tom Orn 
Don Phillips 
Henry Rexer 
Bill Strail 
Vincent Whitney

OFFICERS

Larry Smith 

President

Garrett Burgess 

Vice-President

David Boyd 

Robert Bucknell

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 

1869.

Epsilon Rho Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1934.

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N. McClure, D. Troyer, M. Williams, K. Beck, E. Overton, R. Drullinger, R. Taylor, C. Harris, A. Booth, J. Morris, F. Martin. 
C. Pearson, R. Fonner, E. Rosegart, M. Buckner, W. Berg, J. Leopard, J. Culby, H. McKay, D. Bolthouse, E. Young, R. Cooley. 
H. Starke, B. Kennedy, A. Buchholtz, L. Carlson, A. Smirniotis, W. Ingleeon, J. Skene, G. Purdy, H. Sackrider, M. Dowd.
J. Lynch, K. Ellison, I. Parsons, C. Robinson, E. Glaser.

MEMBERS

SENIORS 

Leo Carlson 
Myron Dowd 
Richard Drullinger 
William Ingleson 
Hale Mackay 
Frank Martin 
Charles Pearson 
Gordon Purdy 
Anthony Smirniotis 
Richard Taylor

JUNIORS

Kenneth Beck 
William Berg 
Albert Booth 
Albert Buchholz 
Martin Buckner 
Ronald Cooley 
Eugene Glaser 
Ivan Parsons 
Howard Sackrider 
Julius Skene 
Henry Starke

SOPHOMORES
James Culby 
Joe Lynch 
Kermit Ellison; 
Walter Follette 
Raymond Fonner 
Bela Kennedy 
Jack Leopard 
Dan Moir 
Eugene Overton 
Elmer White 
Edward Young

PLEDGES

Donald Bolthouse 
John Boughton 
Clarence Gettel 
Usif Haney 
Norman McClure 
James Morse 
William Place 
William Porter 
Eldon Rosegart 
Lewis Reuter 
Richard Tillinghast 
Don Troyer 
Mapley Williams

THETA KAPPA NU

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OFFICERS

William Ingleson 

President

Julius Skene 

Vice-President

Anthony J. Smirniotis 

Leo Carlson

Secretary

Treasurer

National.

Founded at Howard College in 1924.

Michigan Beta Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1931.

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OFFICERS

James G. Hays, III 

President 

Howard Swartz 

. Vice-President 

Joseph S. Ruhe

Secretary-Treasurer

Frank Gaines 

William Carpenter 

REPRESENTATIVES

Senior Class 

Junior Class 

Sophomore Class

Harry Speelman 

Clarence Dennis 

George G. Gargett

Theodore Mackrell

FACULTY ADVISER

Fred T. Mitchell Dean of Men

CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES

Norine Erwin...............................................................................................................................HHI President
Nancy B. Farlev..............................................................................................A..W..S. President
Arthur Freeman...................................................................................I-F.C. Representative
I 
Ola B. Gelzer 
Dale Granger 
. 
Wffiam Hasselback 
Vernon Hinz 
Eileen McCurdy.................................................................................Pan-Hellenic President
• A.W.S. Representative
Elsie McKibbin 
• President Religious Council
Roger B. Wilcox 

State News Editor
Union Board Representative
President of Independent Men

......................................................................President Ag Council

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A. Freeman, E. McCurdy, V. Hinz, W. Carpenter, G. Gargett, C. Dennis, D. Granger, N. Erwin, T. Mackrell, N. Farley, O. Gelzer. 
W. Hasselback, R. Wilcox, J. Ruhe, H. Swartz, J. Hays, F. Mitchell, H. Speelman, F. Gaines.

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Barbara Lou Brattin 
Dorothy Hasselbring

Linda Evans

ELECTED MEMBERS

Seniors

Myrtle Patton

Juniors

Elsie McKibbin

Sophomores

Nancy Farley 
June Lyons

George Ann Shaw

Barbara Sears

Marion Patch

REPRESENTATIVE MEMBERS

Catherine Adams 
Barbara Lou Brattin 
Norine Erwin 
Josephine Gardner 
Dorothy Garlock 
Ola Gelzer 
Sally Langdon 
Rebecca Lord 
Eileen McCurdy 
Beverly Jane Smith 
I
Barbara Tranter 

.  W.A.A.
Freshman Lecture Chairman 
Spartan Women’s League 
Home Economics Club 
Union Board 
Mortar Board 
Freshman Counselor 
Tower Guard 
Pan-Hellenic 
Co-ed Editor State News 
. Y.W.C.A.

R. Lord, D. Hasselbring, B. Tranter, E. McKibbin, M. Patch, E. McCurdy, B. Brattin, M. Patton, L. Evans, L. Langdon, D. 

Garlock.

J. Gardner, B. Sears, J. Lyons, N. Farley, G. Shaw, N. Erwin.

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NANCY FARLEY

OFFICERS

Nancy Farley 

President

Barbara Lou Brattin 

Vice-President

Barbara Sears 

George Ann Shaw

Secretary

Treasurer

G. Dershem, A. Hansen, C. Stuart, R. Krauss, L. Kardes, B. Knox, B. Bartels. 
W. Welles, V. Hinz, E. Anthony, B. Krantz, E. Herrbach, L. Dawe.

OFFICERS

Vernon Hinz

William Welles

Ernest Herrbach

Bertel Krantz

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Dean Anthony 
Professor Freeman 
Professor Hill

FACULTY MEMBERS

Professor Trout

Professor Kraemer 
Professor Pettigrove 
Dr. Scholl

STUDENT MEMBER

ORGANIZATION REPRESENTED

. 

William Bartels 
William Braden 
Louis Dawe 
George Dershem 
AI Hansen 
Ernest Herrbach 
Vernon Hinz 
Len Kardes 
Bill Knox 
Berti 1 Krantz 
Roland Krauss 
Ole Lundwald 
Joe Shull 
Clarence Stuart 
William Welles

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Xi Sigma Pi 
Agricultural Engineering 
Junior Veterinary Club 
Block and Bridle 
Agronomy Club 
Hort Club 
Agricultural Economics 
Forestry Club 
Freshman Class 
Alpha Zeta 
Sophomore Class 
Short Course 
Student Grange 
Junior Class 
Dairy Club

OFFICERS

Edward Flowers 

Kenneth Waite 

Magneto Gunn 

Dorothy Garlock

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Edward Flowers 

Dorothy Garlock

MEMBERS

Magneto Gunn 

Dale Granger

Dick Nahstoll 

Kenneth Waite

Sponsoring student activities,, and encouraging organizations to take advantages of facilities 
offered by the Union has been the aim of the Union Board this past year. Freshman mixers, regular 
bi-weekly tea-dances, frequent Union dances, the annual pre J-Hop dinner dance, and an all­
college amateur show which was put on winter term constitute part of the work of this group which 
is composed of members from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Newly redecorated organi­
zation. rooms placed at the disposal of any college group, the addition of a newspaper reading 
room, and ping pong tables are several other new features introduced this year.

K. Waite, D. Garlock, M. Gunn, D. Granger. 
E. Flowers, D. Nahstoll.

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P. Timkovich E. Krotkiewicz, I. Wyeth, R. Jackson, G. Sickeier, G. Bignell, H. Mertins, W. Ward, D. Tuttle. 
P. Roach, F. Benton, W. Hasselback, F. Mitchell, A. Richards, N. Olson.

OFFICERS

William Hasselback 

.

Allen Richards 

. 

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Irving Wyeth 

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President

Vice-President and Treasurer

. 

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. 

Secretary

WILLIAM HASSELBACK 
President

COMMITTEEHEADS

Fred Benton

Joe Ruhe

William Ryan

Tom Molloy

John Christ

Date Bureau

Sports

Dramatics

State News Column

Advertisement

ZONE CHAIRMEN

(Wells Hall)

Edmund Krotkiewicz

Gail Sickeler

Robert Zant

Ron Jackson 

Elmer Kay 

George Bignell 

Patrick Roach 

Harry Mertons

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P. Davidson, D. Schulz, L. Kronquist, E. Bishop, M. Suesz, G. Brummelhoff, C. Schmidt, D. Snyder, R. Maas, H. Foss. 
B. Benton, M. Houser, N. Erwin, M. Peterson, P. Pierson, M. Beardsley

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Norine Erwin 

Merle Houser 

Patricia Pierson 

Marion Beardsley 

. 

Josephine Gardner 

Gertrude Brummelhoff 

Doris Schultz 

Miss Mabel Peterson

President 

Vice-President 

Recording Secretary 

Corresponding Secretary 

Treasurer 

Junior Representative 

Sophomore Representative 

Faculty Adviser

GROUP CHAIRMEN

Esther Bishop 

Phylijs Davidson 

Laura Kronquist 

Doris McMehan

Arts and Publicity 

Social 

Social Service 

Dramatics

B. Smith 

C. Davis 

M. Tribe 

C. Halligan

MEMBERS 

FACULTY MEMBERS

Charles Davis 

Nelson Lash 

Beverley Jane Smith 

Marjorie Tribe

Professor C. P. Halligan

Professor W. W. Johnston

Another successful and varied lecture course was presented this year as a result of the careful 

selection and efficient planning of the Lecture Committee made up of two professors and three 

students. The celebrities appearing on the course included Lowell Thomas, Drew Pearson, William 

Lyon Phelps, J. E. Williamson, Soo Yong, Alan Villiers, Bradford Washburn, and Rockwell Kent.

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OFFICERS

William Ingleson 

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• 

President

Lloyd H. G eil................................................................................................Secretary

Lloyd H. Geil 

. Faculty Adviser, Student Publications

The Board of Publications at Michigan State College is an organization which directs the activities 

of the three student publications, Michigan State News, Wolverine, and Spartan.

Its Membership consists of the editors and business managers of the three publications, the co-ed 

editor of the State News, president of the Student Council, president of A. W. S., College Treasurer, 

Alumni Secretary, Head of Publications Department, and Faculty Adviser of Student Publications.

The Board is held responsible for the supervision of the editorial policies of student publications 

officially recognized by the college. 

It appoints the editors and business managers and approves 

other major staff selections. In addition it keeps a check on the operating budgets and expenditures.

B. Core, J. Hays, N. Farley, H. Harrington, O. Gelzer, B. Smith. 
R. Refior, W. Ingleson, L. Geil, A. Applegate.

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W. Rummell, J. Simek, N. Kenyon, V. Spaniolo, E. Gewirts 
L. Randall, R. Heath, K. Clement, H. Harrington, S. Ander­
son, J. Wilson.

D. Roger, P. Lourim, S. Scott, G. Pike, L. Langdon, P. Simpson, 

J. Barringer, K. Umphrey, M. Smith, M. Gunn.

D. Dixon, M. Carso, J. Thompson, A. Long, M. Buzzard, A 
Geizer, G. Shaw, L Hulston, M. Schooley, M. Smith, K- 
Foster, D. Kilbourn, M. Alkire.

G. Maskin, J, Krieger, W. White, O. Geizer, R. Refior, B. Smith, 

R. Turner.

STAFF
. 

Ola Geizer 
Jerome Krieger, Ray Turner

.  Managing Editor

Beverly Smith 
. 
George Maskin 
Business Department

Associate Editors 
.  Co-Ed Editor
Sports Editor

. 

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. 

.  Business Manager

Robert Refior 
. Ass t- Business Manager 
Willard White 
Harry Willson 
Advertising Manager 
Louis Randall  Ass’t Advertising Manager 
Circulation Manager 
Keith Cl ement 

. 

. 

Faculty Adviser 

Lloyd H. Geil

.  The Michigan State N ews became a tri-weekly, issued Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings 
Reor9anized at the beginning of fall term the paper has served East Lansing as well as
U S 
the college, a combination which is almost uniqueBn'.coHegiate newspaper circles. The additional 
issue per week has necessitated anBncreased||taff.  As a result some seventy-five students have 
comprised the editorial staff, working ¡Inder the direction -of Ola Gelzer, first woman editor of the 
State News. Twenty-five other . have been members of the business staff, headed by Robert Refior. 
, 
L GId 'ur,ner ^as B H  managing editor and Victor Spaniolo was named business manager 
by the Board of Publications, March 1, 1938. They will direct the paper spring term and next year.

J. Shaw, R. Martin, E. Jackson, W. Ingleson, B. Core, C. Mason,

B. Frank.

E. White, M. DeWaele, D. Schoedel, M. Glasgow, J. Willson, 
D. Mitchell, B. Corbishley, H. Carso, S. Scott, D. Dünn.

M. Mabie, M. Toth, J. Spicer, G. Sharpe, B. Preston, L. Randall,

C. Kackstetter, M. Hagens, S. Blackney, M. Maas.

STAFF

William G. Ingleson 
Eleonore Jackson 
W. Robert Martin 
Susan M. Blackney 
Jane Shaw 
BenitaM. Core 
Charlotte Mason 
William Frank 
Lloyd H. Geil

. 

. Managing Editor 
Classes Editor 
Sports Editor 
Organizations Editor 
Society Editor 
Business Manager 
Circulation Manager 
Advertising Manager 
Faculty Adviser

There Were Ten Pretty Girls............................” and LIFE MAGAZINE printed their picture. People
in Philadelphia/ Kansas City, Utica, New York, Netherlands, West Indies, and the Fiji Islands, all 
agreed that it was by far the most beautiful publication staff in the country. And so, ' The Ten Pretty 
Girls , working with some thirty other staff members, have endeavored to give you a new, modern 
and different WOLVERINE. We have made the color . 
. candid, 
the copy . 

. many. We hope you enjoy it.

. bright, the pictures 

. sparse, the pages 

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F. Arnold, O. Warbach.
M. Smith, B. Spinning, R. Heath, R. Reid, R. Refior, S. Anderson, G. Winter, R. Savio, M. Gunn. 
A. -Long, G. Maskin, J. Krieger, H. Harrington, G. Armstrong, T. Mackrell, D. Dixon.

OFFICERS

Harvey Harrington 

HA' 

• 

. President

Gladys Armstrong 

Jerome Krieger 

.

Vice-President 

. Secretary-Treasurer

The Press Club has as its aim the furthering of the interests of various students 
in the journalistic field. Various speakers of prominence in journalism are brought 
to the campus by the organization. Each year the club sponsors the Publications 
Banquet which is attended by members of all the campus publications. At this 
banquet the various publication awards are given and the new publication 
heads are introduced.

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OFFICERS

Lawrence Hamilton 

Mabel Ruth Doyle 

Jere Kimball 

. 

Margaret Killeen

President

Secretary

Treasurer

Historian

MEMBERS

HONORARY MEMBERS

Marston Busch 

Eugene Cummins 

Mabel Ruth Doyle 

Lawrence Hamilton 

Ben Hanna 

Margaret Killeen 

Jere Kimball 

Elizabeth Lilley

Doris McMehan 

Marion Moore 

Neis Olson 

Robert Ritter 

Julia Simmons 

Eva Smith 

Maxine Rouse 

Elizabeth Willi ams

John Yunck

Dean Conrad 

Dean and Mrs. Huston 

Professor E. S. King 

Professor C. H. Nickle 

Faculty Adviser

E. Smith, M. Moore, M. Rouse, L. Hanna D. McMehen, E. Cummins, M. Busch, E. Williams, J. Simmons. 
W. Thompson, M. Killeen, L. Hamilton, M. Doyle, J. Kimball, R. Ritter

il du

National Honorary Dramatrcs Fraternity

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SENiGíí P LA

mÈÊÊÊÈÈÈÈ

Dr. W. F. Thompson

Dr. Thompson was graduated from Hamline University in 1917 with the B.A. degree. After gradu­
ation he spent twenty-six months with the United States Expeditionary forces and later, over a year 
and a half with the United States Medical Corps in France. He was one of three Americans awarded 
the French Medaille D’Honneur for outstanding medical service in France.

After the War, Dr. Thompson spent eleven years on the road playing in read and in dramatic 
stock productions.  Working with such prominent personages as Blanche Yurka, Florence Reed, 
jean Dixon and J. Hammond Bailey, he played the roles of manager, director and actor in the prom­
inent stock companies of the West.

Dr. Thompson continued his education at the University of Nebraska.  Here he received his 
M.A. and later his Ph.D. degrees. After six years as an instructor at this university he came to Michigan 
State College in the Fall of 1936 as a member of the staff of the English Department. He later trans­
ferred to the Department of Speech and Dramatics and has since served as an instructor in that Depart­
ment as well as director of the college dramatic productions.

Concerning the term plays presented this year, Dr. Thompson says, "one of the best modern 
comedy dramas ever written is "Another Language”. When it was presented here on our campus, 
it was played by one of the best balanced casts I have ever seen in an amateur production. 
Ibsen’s 
play, "Wild Duck” was very favorably received by both the students and the faculty. The depth of 
meaning of this play was remarkably portrayed by the student cast.” Commenting briefly on the 
^enior Play,- Dr. Thompson says, "the Senior Play, Shakespeare’s 'Merchant of Venice’, bids fair 
to be one of the most interesting productions ever given at Michigan State. A reconstruction of 
the Elizabethan Stage will be used, constructed under the able direction of Professor C. H.Nickle, 
who has designed the sets and had charge of the lighting for all the major dramatic productions in 
the past few years”.

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R. Stauffer, G. Winter, E. Boyer, D. Lowell, C. Sparks, W. K. Collinge, R. Kirk. C. Chamberlain. 
R. L. Refior, K. R. Hampel, J. A. McMonagle, J. A. Amsden, K. Greer, J. Saunders.

MEMBERS

James Amsden

Elmer Boyer

Charles Chamberlain

William Collinge

Kenneth Greer

Kenneth Hampel

Russell Kirk

Alvin Kowalski

Donald Lowell

Gordon McNelly

Burt Portnoff

Robert Refior

Jack Saunders

Charles Sparks

Robert Stauffer

Gerald Winter

FACULTY ADVISER

J. A. McMonagle

Lela Coors 

Marian Gibson 

J. Lerin 

Jean Stolz 

Helen Beattie

Jean Beukema 

Mary Alice Smith 

Maryan Ashley 

Gladys Brown 

Gertrude Sidebotham

MEMBERS

FACULTY ADVISER

J. Menchhofer

SCHEDULE

7
Jan.
16
Jan.
20
Jan.
2
Feb.
4
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb. 21
23
Feb.
Mar.
5
9
Mar.
Mar.15
Mar.18
Apr.n

Wayne
Albion
Hillsdale
Western State
Michigan State Normal College
Michigan Debate League Tournament
Hillsdale
Albion
Dennison
Wayne
Albion
Albion
Wayne

H. Beattie, J. Buekema, M. Smith, M. Ashley, G. Brown, G. Sidebotham. 
L. Coors, M. Gibson, J. Menchhofer, J. Lerin, J. Stolz.

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L. Coleman, E. Foltz, J. McMonagle, M. Ashley, A. Kowalski, M. Smith, G. Fischer, T. Bishop, M. Gibson. 
R. Refior, H. Beattie, J. Menchhofer, J. Beukema, K. Greer, G. Winter.

OFFICERS

Jeane Beukema 

James Amsden 

Gerald Winter 

Kenneth Greer 

.

.

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President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

MEMBERS

James Amsden 
Maryan Ashley 
Helen Beattie 
Jeane Beukema 
Thelma Bishop 
Leora Coleman

Alva Lee Foltz 
Kenneth Greer 
Marion Gibson 
Alvin Kowalski 
Robert Refior 
Mary Alice Smith 

Gerald Winter

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FACULTY MEMBERS

J. D. Menchhofer 
Gordon Fischer 
James McMonagle

Jean McGill ivra 

Dorothy Garlock 

Jean Knight 

- 

Ross Pell

Emmabelle Barnum 
Myldred Bingham 
Edmund Boell 
Irene Brewer 
Virginia Butterfield 
Robert Carpenter 
Betty Clare 
Betty Demorest 
Kathleen Fischer 
Richard Glazer

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Avalon Gowans 
Georgia Haerr 
Ray Holben 
Sally Howell 
Carl Kackstetter 
Elwood Kalin 
Norman Kesel 
Herbert Lash 
Erna McKenzie 
Katherine Miller 
Raoul Nies

President

Vice-President

Secreta ry

Treasurer

Arthur Norris 
Evans Roberts 
Aline Rudolphi 
Robert Sherman 
John Slyker 
Lewis Smith 
Barbara Struble 
Richard Van Winkle 
Charlotte Wheatley 
Betty Youngs

M. Bingham, C. Wheatley. E. McKenzie, J. McGillivray, A. Gowans, H. Clare, V. Butterfield.
A. Rudolphi, E. Kalin, E. Roberts, R. Sherman, R. Van Winkle, H. Lash, N. Kesel, E. Boell, G. Haerr.

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B. Sarle, M. Kiburtz, F. Minges, M. Knape, M. Hill. 
F. Gibbons, S. Davis, M. Patton, J. Lincoln.

OFFICERS

Myrtle Patton 

. 

............................................................................................................. 

President

Sara Davis 

. 

. 

. 

. Vice-President

Florence Gibbons 

• 

Jean Lincoln 

Secretary

Treasurer

FACULTY MEMBERS

MEMBERS

PLEDGE

Mary Ann Collinge 

Sara Davis 

Mary Rita Knape 

Frances Minges

Mrs. Mable Mills 

Mrs. L. B. Sholl

Florence Gibbons 

Jean Lincoln 

Margaret Hill 

Myrtle Patton 

Margaret Kiburtz

Addie Jane Rogers

Elizabeth Sarle

Sigma Alpha 

lota 

is the oldest and 

largest women s professional music fraternity 

in the world. 

Its membership 

includes outstanding musicians 

in American and 

foreign countries.  Members are 

selected on a basis of musicianship, scholastic achievements and character. 

The aims of the fraternity 

are to uphold the highest 

ideals of a musical education, raise standards of productive work among 

women students of colleges and universities, further the development of music in America, and develop 

a stronger bond between foreign countries and American 

for benefit of all 

its members.

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FACULTY ADVISER

Mrs. Ruth Mach

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

. President 

Vice-President 

Recording Secretary 

Treasurer

Janet Kelley 
Marian Maddy 
Leone Schavey 
Majel Schneider

Hope Kelley ■ 

Janet Kelley 

Elizabeth Berry 

Jean Barden

Jean Barden 
Elizabeth Berry 
Josephine Kackley 
Hope Kelley

J. Barden, H. Kelley, R. Mack, L. Schavey. 
M. Maddy, J. Kelley, E. Berry, M. Schneider.

PHI ETA CHAPTER

o

Music Honor Sorority

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MEMBERS

irst tenor

Second tenor

Baritone

Second bass

D. Burton

H. Burr-Smith

R. Henney

J. Meyer

E. Oelen

W. Rehkapf

R. Rose

B. Speer

W. Sydenstricker

H. Tolford

J. Walbridge

W. Westrin

G. Perkins

T. Bishop

C. Bullis

G. S. Eldridge

B. Ellis

R. Glazier

T. Hammel

J. Heaney

N. Hyatt

P. Lewis

K. Marshall

R. Miller

G. S. Reed

E. Overton

R. Shepherd 

R. Swart

C. Beukema

E. Brigham

H. Butler

R. Carlton

R. Carpenter

B. Coggan

S. Eldridge

M. Hammer

R. Kitzsteiner

B. Lee

D. Noble

J. Ruhe

J. Spencer

J. Rovick 

D. Wright

J. Brody

R. Hardy

J. Harrison

P. Jacobs

J. Kingscott

W. Hassford

F. Haugh

E. Krotkiewicz

A. Randall

W. Shulls

K. Templin

M. Warskow

R. B. Wilcox

J. Wooten

Top Row—W. Hosford, R. Miller, E. Overton, C. Beukema, J. Rovick, R. Swart, F. Hough, K.Marshall, J. Wooton, K. Templin, T. Hammel, 

R. Carpenter, H. Burr-Smith, M. Warskow, H. Butler, J. Garrison, C. Bullis.

Third Row—W. Westrin, S. Eldridge, J. Kingscott, P. Lewis, N. Hyatt, R. Carlton, R. Hardy, J. Walbridge, R. Shepherd, W. Shulls, S. 

Eldridge, R. Glaser, W. Gladden, W. Rehkopf, W. Lee, R. Henney.

Second Row—~W. Speer, G. Perkins, E. Krotkiewicz, M. Hammer, B. Coggan, J. Spencer, D. Noble, G. Reed, H. Tolford, E. Graham, F, 

Gardner, J. Heaney, B. Ellis.

Front Row-—T. Bishop, J. Ruhe, D. Wright, R. Wilcox, F. Patton, B. Kitzsteiner, P. Jacobs, J. Meyer, A. Black.

FRED PATTON 
Director

OFFICERS

R. B. Wilcox

D. Wright 

President 

First Vice-President 

R. Kitzsteiner 

Second Vice-President 

P. Jacobs 

J. Meyer 

J. Ruhe 

.

Fred Patton 

Archie Black

Secretary 

Treasurer 

Business Manager 

Director 

Accompanist 

T. Bishop, K. Marshall

Librarians

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F. Nilson, B. Cornell, V. Lewsader, M. Plowrlshti  Wells.
R. D’Aloisio, M. Bos, C. Morris, B. Mills, A- Amsden, B. Stouffer, J. Kelder, F. Smith, J. Flomerfelt. 
B. Millett, E. Berry, M. Maddy, J. Kackley, M. Loring, L. Schavey, L. Endelman.

Josephine Kackley 

Marian Maddy

8 

GIEE

OFFICERS

Director

Accompanist

Leone Schavey 

Alice Amsden 

Paye Nilson 

.

.

. 

Margaret Tompkins 

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. 

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President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Librarian

Alice Amsden 
Ann Aiken 
Elizabeth Berry 
Marie Bos 
Constance Clark 
Rose Marie D’Aloisio 
Laurine Endelman 
Jane Flomerfelt 
Elizabeth Hamilton

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MEMBERS

Jeanette Hanchett 
Janet Kelder 
Virginia Lewsader 
Margery Loring Holbei 
Marian Maddy 
Bettie Millet 
Betty Jane Mills 
Catherine Morris

Faye Nilson 
Betty Peterson 
Margaret Plowright 
Leone Schavey 
Ann Elizabeth Sarle 
Faye Smith 
Betty Stauffer 
Margaret Tompkins 
Bessie Wells

OFFICERS

Allan Knoll

J. Dean Winter

Richard Williams

President

Vice-President

Usher

Leonard Falcone 
Arthur Farwell 
Fred Killeen

Archie Black 
Martin Buckner 
Robert Carpenter 
Leonard Chard 
Walter Chersack 
Joseph Evans 
Harold Fairbanks 
Robert Felberg

HONORARY MEMBERS
William Kimmel 
Ignace Paderewski 
Fred Patton 
Michael Press

ACTIVE MEMBERS
Harold Ferguson 
Ronald Fiandt 
Lewis Garner 
Robert Goodman 
Allan Knoll 
Donald Morrison 
Emerson Oelen

Lewis Richards 
Alexander Shuster 
Keith Stein

Forbes Sibley 
Edwin Stein 
Julius Stulberg 
Frank Taylor 
Richard Tillinghast 
Earle Trudgen 
Richard Williams 
J. Dean Winter

During the past year, the local honorary music fraternity. Alpha Epsilon Mu, has completed 
arrangements whereby it has become a local chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national music 
honorary fraternity. Members of the Albion chapter of Sinfonia assisted in the initiation and installa­
tion ceremonies of the Michigan State College group. During the past year, this organization has 
sponsored numerous musical events on campus. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia advocates more than mere 
fraternizing, it attempts to stimulate interest in music. To this end the Michigan State Chapter dedicates 
itself in years to come.

j. Chard, K. Stein, F. Killeen, A. Knoll, J. Winter, W. Kimmei, J. Evans.

Row 1 
Row 2 J. Stulberg, H. Fairbanks, R. Williams, M. Buckner. D. Morrison, F. Taylor, W. Chersack, E. Stein, F. Piotrowski. 
Row 3—R. Tillinghast, L. Garner, E. Qelen, A. Black, F. Sibley; E. Trudgen.

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REGULAR MEMBERS

Flutes and Piccolos

Bassoons

Walter J. Chersack 
Eldon LeRoy Foly 
Loring P. Huston 
James O. Pino 
David C. Pray 
Edwin E. Stein

Oboes

Donald P. Troyer 
Philip D. Willson

Eb Clarinets

Robert C. Davidson

Bb Clarinets

Donald E. Berger 
Richard S. Buller 
George Christman 
George J. Cook 
Gordon W. Hogle 
Neil Jackson 
George P. Koch 
Jack M. Leopard 
Claud A. Ludwig 
Norman C. McClure 
Charles P. Roe 
Marvin F. Sanow 
Sylvan P. Schlesinger 
Donald C. Smith 
Dallas T. Young 
Edward M. Young

Alto Clarinets

Daniel H. Moir 
Eldon C. Rosegard

Bass Clarinets

Howard W. Dawson 
Crawford W. Hertel

Francis J. Piotrowski 
Ralph M. Williams

Saxophones

Nicholas Bash 
Robert M. Frahm 
Douglas Lake 
Arthur Lessel 
William B. Pratt 
Donald Stelma

Cornets

Edward F. Angrove 
Ronald M. Fiandt 
John luele 
Allan C. Knoll
C. Gordon Lewis 
Howard A. Moore 
Leonard M. Morrish 
Marquis L. Otis 
Curtis E. Patton 
Leslie D. Shapton 
Forbes S. Sibley 
Roland C. Thatcher 
Sidney E. Trudgen 
Louis Van DerKay 
Adrian Verhoeven 
J. Dean Winter

French Horns

Robert L. Baker 
James D. Collins 
John B. Gaffield 
Lewis S. Garner

Baritones

Charles A. Adams 
Lawrence C. Downer 
Warren W. Shapton

Trombones

Nolan E. Allen 
Charles E. Childs 
Guy H. Dygent 
Coy G. Ekland 
Lawrence L. German 
Richard Groening 
Paul R. Linke 
William F. Newman

Basses

Walter T. Clark 
Raymond N. Langley 
Irwin A. Moreskinj^j 
James F. Morse 
Lloyd L. Stanley, Jr. 
Richard B. Williams

Bass Drum

Richard W. Jones

Cymbals

Roland P. Gilbert

Snare Drums

Fred J. Hammerstein 
James A. LaDu 
A. Wilson Rochester 
Frank E. Taylor 
Richard M. Tillinghast

Drum Major

H. Holloway

Anthony Smirniotis

Professor Leonard Falcone 
Director

Anthony J. Smirniotis 
Drum Major

Mr. Leonard Falcone 

Mr. Keith Stein

Director 

Acting Director

OFFICERS

Allan Knoll 

.

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.

President 

J. Dean Winter 

Curtis Patton 

.

Gerald Brian 

Robert McIntosh

James Brian 

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Anthony Smirniotis 

Captain M. Doty

Vice-President 

Secretary-Treasurer 

Librarian 

Assistant Librarian 

Manager 

Drum Major 

Drillmaster

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OFFICERS

J. Dean W in ter...................................................................................................................................................President

Gerald Brian............................................................................................................................................Vice-President

Lewis S. G a

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........................................................................................................Secretary-Treasurer

Faculty Ad viser

Mr. Leonard Falcone

Honorary Members

Professor A. J. Clark 

Captain H. J. Golightly 

Professor Lewis Richards

Regular Members

James Brian 

Gerald Brian 

Walter Clark 

James Collins 

Lewis Garner 

Hugh Holloway 

Douglas Lake 

Howard Moore 

Leonard Morrish 

Curtis Patton 

Wilson Rochester 

Warren Shapton 

Anthony Smirniotis 

J. D. Winter

The Band Club was organized in 1920 as a disciplinary unit. 
Since that time it has widened the scope of its activities and now 
forms an active committee for all social functions of the band. The 
Club is composed of junior and senior members of the band who 
possess outstanding musical ability and are especially active in 
furthering the interests of the band as a social as well as a musical 
organization. The most important work of the Band Club is spon­
soring the annual smoker, the Band Formal, and conducting a 
campaign for new members during Freshman Week.

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Hans Lange 
. 
Julius Stulberg

. Conductor 
Concertmeister

First Violins

Violoncellos

Bassoon

MEMBERS

Marjorie Hoyt 
Janet Kelley 
Marian Maddy 
Joyce McMillan 
Julius Stulberg 
Richard Williams

Second Violins

Marian Boyd 
Betty Kamins 
Alfred Karchmer 
Betty Kerr 
Hollis Moore

Violas

Roberta Applegate 
Morris Hochberg 
Harold Smith

Sara Davis 
Hope Kelley 
David Pratt 
Lois Taft

Bass Viols

William Horn 
Eldon Rosegart

Flutes

Walter Chersack 
Edwin Stein

Oboe

Don P. Troyea

Clarinets

Francis Piotrowski

French Horns

Leonard El I inwood 
Lewis Garner 
Mary Jane Wright

Trumpets

John luele 
Forbes Sibley

Trombone

Howard Hunt

Percussion

Wilbur Greer 
Betty Jane Johnson

Frank Taylor 
Richard Ti 11 inghast

Row 2—J. Bird, D. Gibson, W. Schroeder, G. Cope, J. Wyatt, L. Coleman. 
Row 1 W. Genne, B. Gilbert, E. Foltz, E. McKenzie, J. Caswell, E. Sater.

OFFICERS

Elva Lea Foltz 

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Erna L. McKenzie 

Bradley Gilbert

President

Secretary

Treasurer

Student Club became a campus organization in the fall of 1937. 

The purpose of the club is to provide creative, varied, democratic and 

inexpensive social entertainment and activity for students of Michigan 

State College.  Activities of the year have included dances, treasure 

hunts, picnics and other informal entertainment.

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Ann L. Kuehl

Adviser

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS

Barbara Struble 

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Sally Langdon.................................................Vice-President

Wilma Han by, Eunice Converse 

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 Secretary 

Marjorie Tribe 

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  Corresponding Secretary 

Harriet Skidmore 

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Treasurer

TRY OUTS

Ellen Ackley 
Jane Bowen 
Nancy Ann Chandler 
Louise Clark 
Dorothy DaLee 
Peg Killeen 
Sarah Ross

Charlotte Schmidt 
Eva Schmidt 
Jane Schmidt 
Shirley Scott 
Ruth Stinson 
Jean Stolz 
Esther Ruth Vyn

R. Stinson, V. Keck, S. Scott, B. Koronski, J. Bowen, R. Fagan, B. Gould, E. Vyn, J. Schmidt, J. Stolz, E. Smith. 
M. Killeen, C. Schmidt, M. Tribe B. Struble, A. Kuehl H. Skidmore, D. DaLee.

C I

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Dancing Honorary'„Society

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W. Schroeder, K. Hampel, H. Hoffmeyer, R. Wilcox, P. Hammel, R. Hicks, E. Sunnen.
R. Allured, L. Eklund, P. Holden, W. Genne, C. Eklund, H. Pierce, N. Hyatt, B. Merrill.

OFFICERS

Roger P. Wilcox 

Harold Hoffmeyer 

Robert Hicks 

Truman Hammel 

Mr. William Genne

President 

Vice-President 

Secretary 

Treasurer 

General Secretary

FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD

CABINET MEMBERS

Chairman

Treasurer

Mr. R.W. Tenny

Mr.Thomas Gunson

Mr.

J. C. Davis

Mr. G<ordon Fischer

Mr.

J. A. Hannah

Mr.

F.T. Mitchell

Mr.

Fred Patton

Mr.

Jackson Towne

Robert Allured 

Kenn eth H ampel 

Paul Holden 

Norman Hyatt 

James Luther 

William Merrill 

Henry Pierce 

Walter Schroeder 

Eugene Sunnen

The Y. M. C. A. started 

the year off by sponsoring 

their third 

annual successful Freshman Camp which was attended by over one 

hundred freshmen and campus leaders.  Winter term a very successful 

Rei ig ious Lecture Series was presented 

in which 

representatives 

of the Jewish, Catholic and Protestant faiths spoke.  Other activities 

of 

the year have been student-faculty 

firesides, educational 

trips, 

social service and peace promotion.

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OFFICERS

Barbara Tranter 

Diana Young 

Susan Blackney 

Virginia Thompson

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

SENIOR CABINET MEMBERS

JUNIOR CABINET MEMBERS

Susan Blackney 
Betty Burt 
Linda Evans 
Marjorie Gilray 
Jean Knight 
June Lyons 
Celia Merrill 
George Ann Shaw 
Margaret Stenton 
Marjorie Suesz 
Virginia Thompson 
Barbara Tranter 
Marjorie Tribe 
Diana Young

Roberta Applegate 
Julie Hammond 
Emma Jean LeRoy 
Rebecca Lord 
Jane Musselman 
Janet O’Hara 
Marian Patch 
Helen Pratt 
Barbara Sears 
Doris Shoedel 
Emily Telford 
Mary Wessborg

Top Row—M. Tribe, D. Schoedel, B. Sears, H. Pratt, C. Merrill, M. Gilray, R. Lord. 
Middle Äow -M. Wessborg, J. Musselman, L. Evans, M. Patch, M. Suesz, E. Telford, M. Stenton, J. O Hara, J. Hammond. 
Bottom Row- E. LeRoy, V. Thompson, E.. Sater, B. Tranter, D. Young, S. Blackney, G. Shaw.

T TT  BH

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Back Row—R. Mummey, A. Knudsen, R. Taplin, H. Taylor 
Front RotàjfrS. Reed, B. R. Proulx, J. Lyon.

OFFICERS

G. Stani ey Reed 

Andrew Knudsen 

June Lyons 

Robert Mu mmey 

Robert Taplon 

Howard Taylor

President 

Vice-President 

Secretary-Treasurer 

Business Manager 

Executive Council 

Executive Council

The Hotel Association is composed of all students enrolled in the Hotel Administration courses 

on the campus. The organization has proved its worth as an active force in promoting fellowship 

among the hotel students, in promoting good-will between the students and the hotelmen, and in 

providing an instructive program for hotel students. During the past year it was instrumental in bringing 

to the campus many prominent hotelmen, one of whom, H. Wm. Klare, vice-president of Statler Hotels, 

gave a series of five lectures to the students about hotel front office practice.

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Joe Shull 

Alvin Sterner 

. 

Carl Moore 

Lenard Kyle 

Helen llkka • 

Bernice Cooper 

Constance Clark 

Marie Finlan 

Carl Kaekstetter

OFFICERS

. Master 

. Overseer 

Stewart 

Assistant Stewart 

Lady Assistant Stewart 

Chaplain 

Lecturer 

. Secretary 

Treasurer

Student Grange was organized at Michigan State College in 1928. 

It is a subordinate chapter 

of the National Grange which is the oldest and largest rural organization in the world. 

Its member­

ship is composed mostly of Agricultural and Home Economic: students. Regular meetings are held 

every two weeks during the school year. The purpose of the organization is to offer the students 

who are interested in rural life an opportunity to get acquainted;.and further their interest. This 

year’s project is the sponsoring of the State Conference of the American County Life Association.

Row  H. ShapolfiF. Humel, P. Pennook, J. Long, J. Luther, G. Salsbury, G. Harland, M. Beider, H. Sparks, K. Pfister, J. Davidson, M.

Row 3—D.SLaBatt, W. Lohr, P. Rössman, B. Gilbert, W. Schroeder, J. Perotti, P. Holden, J. Conolly, K. Slee, G, Bird, G, Memmer 
Roii 2—M.. McMullen, J. Day, M. Gourchaine, P. Shepard, L. Ludlow, G. Swanson, C. Mpore, L. Kyle, M. Muncie, M. Gough, D. Whitney, 

V. Matthews, J. Davies, R. Arduin. 

I _ ,

Row 1—B. CÜbper, C. Clark, C. Maxwell, A. Sterner, J. Shull, C. Kackstetter, L. Coleman, H. llkka, B. Tnckey.

H

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R°w j—R. Runzel, A. Eck]und, G. Rohlfs, J. Penoth, J. Shull, R. Schroeder, C. Moore, W. Koning, G. Gettel, R. Ely, D. White, E. Jones 
PnZ ¿MT 
J- Fnth, C. Reid,N. Witte, W. Anderson, N. Thompson, H. Pederson, C. Johnson, L. Cook, A. Thayer
Row 2 F. Degenaer, H. Honkaia, J. Day, P. Clothier, E. Dershen, A. Brzoznowski, K. Benjamin, H. McCann, F. Elliott, B Trickey L 
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Beece, H. ©napoe.' 

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Row f IgD. Moore, C. Davenport, L. Eggleton, W. Knox, C. Clark, M. Henning, R. Arduin, R. Lannen.

OFFICERS

Chester Clark 

.

William Knox 

.

Margaret Henning 

.

Ros ina Arduin 

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Leonard Eggleton 

. 

.

. President 

Vice-President 

. Secretary 

Treasurer 

Reporter

SPONSOR

M. H. Avery, Assistant State Club Leader

The college 4-H Club is a relatively new organization which developed through the interest 
students have taken in securing training in the educational, social, and recreational leadership 
of rural youth. The club is composed of former 4-H Club members and other students, both long 
term and Short Course, who are interested in this work. During the past year this club has been 
one of the fastest growing organizations on the campus. The Club’s main project is the weekly 
4-H radio program over the College Station WKAR.

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E. Herrbach, W Anderson, P Bryan, J. Stone, G. Converse, V. Schemer, G. Brian, G. Purdy.
F. Hough, F. Anderson, G. Blank, B. Kranta, S. Aldrich, H. Sparks, B. Gilbert.

OFFICERS

Bertil A. Krantz 

Samuel R. Aldrich 

Graydon Blank 

Harold Sparks 

Gail Smith

President 

Vice-President 

. 

Secretary 

. 

Treasurer 

Historian

Dr. C. M. Harrison

Professor Karl Wright

FACULTY ADVISERS 

Professor Ira Gould

MEMBERS

John T. Stone

Samuel R. Aldrich 

Frank O. Anderson 

Willis W. Anderson 

Graydon Blank 

Gerald A. Brian 

Paul S. Bryan 

Gleen A. Converse 

Earl Dutton

Bradley T. Gibert 

Fred Hough 

Ernest F. Herrbach 

Bertil A. Krantz 

Gordon E. Purdy 

Victor E. Schember 

Gail Smith 

Harold L. Sparks

OFFICERS

William Welles 

Alvin Sterner 

Gail Smith 

Anthony Rapes

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

FACULTY MEMBERS

William Clink 
Darrel Hendrickson

Professor Russel Horwood 
Dr. Huffman 
Professor Paul Lucas

Dr. Trout
Professor Weaver

MEMBERS

William Brakel 
Paul Bryan 
George Buckingham 
Martin Buth 
Francis Campau 
Royce Campbell 
George Cope 
Forrest Hxon 
Anthony Esper 
Arden Foster 
John Frith

Willard Frost 
Gerhard Gettel 
Bradly Gilbert 
Earalan Gjessing 
Howard Hahn 
Brewer Hale 
Edwin Hankinson 
Gordon Haran 
George Johnson 
Jim Kelly 
Wallace Keskital 
Bill Knox

William Koning 
Roland Krauss 
Nathan Linderman 
Doyle Moore 
Nate Myers 
George Nielson 
Louis Reuter 
Patrick Roach 
Kenneth Slee 
W. W. Snyder 
Keith Sowerby 
Roy Sprague

Roy Seims 
Robert Stephenson 
Alvin Sterner 
Howard Stiver 
Norman Thompson 
Donald Tiedman 
Paul Timkovitch 
Robert Townley 
Victor Valentine 
James Vanderbuilt 
Curtis Weaver

R. Krauss, C. Weaver, A. Sterner, W. Welles, G. Smith, A. Rapes, R. Campbell.
P. Bryan, F. Dixon, G. Buckingham, G. Gettel, L. Reuter, K. Slee, H. Rahn, W. Knox, W. Lohr.
N. Thompson, D. Morre\. J. Frith, G. Johnson, N. Myers, W. Keskitàlò, W. Brakel, J. Goodar, E. Hankson. 
J. Vanderbilt, W. Sprague, G. Myers, B. Ball, P. Timkovich, A. Esper.

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G. E. Dershem

H. J. Elliott

D. S. Crossman

OFFICERS

ADVISOR
J. Propp
G. 

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Row S— 
Row %— 
Row 1----:

E. Smith, S Ozier, J. Nundy D. Diehl. D Willems, H. Newland, C. Moore, R. Watson, J. Jewett 
Max, Huff, J Aldred, E. Matthews, T Miller, C. Shaffner, M. Bust, J. Schieve, C. Shopbell, H. K] 
W. Braden, E. White, B. Knirk, H. Elliott, G. Dershem, D. Crossman, G. Propp, J. Shull.

C. Stuart, N. Martinson, 
irk, J. Long, G. Purdy.

W. M. Barton

L. H. Blakeslee

D. C. Brady

J. R. Aldred

W. A. Braden

M. E. Clark

D. S. Crossman

G. E. Dershem

D. J. Francisco

D. P. Anderson

S. M. Anderson

E. D. Bayley

R. E. Beebe

Tom Bust

D. D. Dei hi

Robert Bowe

George Campbell

Tom Clark

Joe Donaldson

MEMBERS
Faculty 
G. A. Brown

V. A. Freeman

R. S. Hudson
Seniors

W. C. Hirschey

Max Huff

R. J. Lowry

J. H. Martin

Joe Nundy

G. E. Purdy
Juniors 
H. J. Elliott

J. L. Jewett

B. D. Knirk

C. J. Little

J. W. Long

N. G. Martinson

D. E. Miller
Sophomores 
W. R. Fetzer
W. L. Frost

A. R. Jackson

Freshmen

D. H. La Voi

H. F. Moxley

G. J. Propp

J. O. Shull

O. G. Smith

W. H. Stroup

R. C. Watson

E. S. White

D. A. Wright

C. H. Moore

C. S. Shaffner

Carl Shopbell

E. B. Smith

C. E. Stuart

A. R. Thompson

E. L. Matthews

James Schieve

W. M. Warren

R. E. Vincent

Harold Knirk

T. S. Ozier

Alger Hansen 

Samuel Aldrich 

Graydon Blank

OFFICERS

President 

Vice-President 

. Secretary

HONORARY MEMBERS

Prof. C. E. Millar 

Prof. H. C. Rather

FACULTY ADVISOR

H. R. Pettigrove

MEMBERS

Earl Gaines 
Clarence Genter 
Robert Gillespie 
Paul Holden 
Clare Irving 
Andrew Johnson 
Charles Kaufman 
Bela Kennedy 
Bertil Krantz 
Ernest McPherron 
LeRoy Miller 
Grant Nichol 
Clifford Orvedal 
Roy Peterson

Samuel Aldrich 
Melvin Andrus 
Graydon Blank 
Gerald Brian 
James Brian 
Lloyd Campbell 
L. A. Cheney 
Richard Christenson 
Glenn Converse 
T. R. Cox 
Burnie DeSpelder 
Raymond Elbing 
Earl Fenton

Perry Rossman 
Lewis Ruesink 
George Salsbury 
Victor Schember 
Myron Seeder 
Harold Sparks 
John Stone 
Thomas Thacker 
Reino Turunen 
Ben Westrate 
Leonard Westrate 
Walter Westrin 
Evart Vander Meulen

R. Lander, J. Stone, G. Blank, A. Hansen, S. Aldrich, H. Pettigrove, B. Krantz.
G. Salsbury, E. Vander Meulen, B. Westrate, L. Ruesink, R. Christenson, R. Peterson, P. Holden, G. Nichol, M. Andrus, R. Turunen.
L. Campbell, B. Kennedy, R. Gillespie, V. Schember, M. Seeder, H. Sparks, G. Converse, W. Westrin, T. Thacker, G. Brian, J. Brian, E. 

Gaines.

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M. Cory, J. Ballenger, R. Wilcox, J. Lash, M. Warskow, W. Thatcher, C. Cade, R. Sweet.
R. Brooks, R. Leffol, F. Games, F. Snedecor, J. Pierson, D. Reid, W. Cade, D. Schantz, W. Lueck.
S- Eldridge, D. MeSorley, R.Yohpe, L. Townsend, J. Sangster, G. Drake, P. Sparling, E. Shotwell, P. Koopman. 
T. Wood, P. Gillett, J. Macoraber, R. Fiandt, K. Coxens, J. Austin.

Joseph Lash 

Martin Warskow 

Will iam Thatcher 

Roger B. Wilcox 

James Ballenger 

Prof. L. N. Field

C. M. Cade 

M. M. Cory 

H. B. Dirks 

O. W. Fairbanks

L. N. Field

OFFICERS

President 

Vice-President 

cresponding Secretary 

Recording Secretary 

Cataloger 

Treasurer

FACULTY MEMBERS

G. W. FHobbs 

W. G. Keck

E. E. Kinney

H. H. Musselman 

C. Pesterfield

GRADUATE MEMBERS

FJ. E. Publow 

L. G. Schneider

F. V. Shultz

D. FT Smith 

R. L. Sweet

FH. W. Fairbanks

E. A. Rominski

John Austin

James Ballenger

Richard Brooks

William Cade

Kenneth Cosens

George Drake

Seymour Eldridge

Ronald Fiandt

Frank Gaines

W. Keith Gibbs

Paul Gillett

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STUDENT MEMBERS

Paul Koopman

Joseph Lash

R. Ernest Leffel

Walter Lueck

John Macomber

Donald MeSorley

James Pierson

Donald Reid

Robert Russell

John Sangster

Donald Schantz

Eldon Shotwell

Frank Snedecor

Philip Sparling

William Thatcher

Lee Townsend

A. Edward Ward

Martin Warskow

Roger B. Wilcox

Theodore Wood

Reinhard Yohpe

OFFICERS

Walter H. Lueck 

Lodo A. Habrle 

George R. Grantham

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

C. L. Allen 
H. B. Dirks 
L. N. Field

O. A. Alaspa 
J. N. Austin
J. M. Ballenger
K. A. Bollinger 
J. E. Brundage 
W. M. Cade 
O. H. Carl son 
J. D. Collins
J. H. Conolly 
W. G. Dahlberg 
J. R. Dickinson

FACULTY MEMBERS

L S. Foltz 
G. W. Hobbs 
L. G. Miller

STUDENT MEMBERS

G. Drake 
P. Gillett
G. R. Grantha m 
L. A. Habrle
P. Koopman
D. E. Lake 
J. Lash
H. Leho 
|Efj| E. Long

W. H. Lueck
C. S. Lundgren
D. C. McSorley

H. E. Publow 
L. J. Rothgery 
R. L. Sweet

L. V. Nothstine
F. EL Ogden
G. W- Packowski 
J. M. Patriarche 
G. E. Ranney
D. B. Reid 
S. J. Ryckman
D. K. Scott
E. W. Smith
D. R. Springer
M. L. Wilcox

J. Dickinson, G. Ranney, L. Habrle, W. Lueck, G. Grantham, K. Bollinger, C. Ludgren. 
E. Smith, J. Brundage, D. Scott, J. Austin, J. Lash, P. Koopman, G. Drake, H. Leho, W. Dahlberg, M. Wilcox, D. McSorley, P. Gillett. 
G. Packowski. D. Reid, J. Collins, J. Conolly, S. Ryckman, O. Alaspa, O. Carlson, L. Nothstine, J. Patriarche, Wm. Cade, F. Ogden.

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Local Honoräfy Engineering Fraternity

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American Society of Mechanical Engineers

J. Austin, R. Brooks, J. Ballenger, J. Brundage, D. McSorley, B. Barthold, J. Massey, P. Koopman.
J. Long, O. Cox, C. Hand, M. Groat, O. Carlson, J. Collins, H. Moore, J. Sangster, E. Maki.
L. Habrle, J. Vandemark, W. Boardman, F. Ogden, P. Sparling, G. Drake, R. Trembath, D. Boyd, W. Dahlberg, D. Scott. 
G. Gebben, C. Lundgren, R. Moses, H. Chicoine, M. Young, R. Clough, T. Reeves, M. Briggs, D. James.

OFFICERS

Joseph Brundage 

James Ballenger 

Robert Barthold 

Donald McSorley

Chairman

Vice-Chairman

Treasurer

Secretary

MEMBERS

James Collins 
Osborne S. Cox 
Gordon Dahlberg 
George Drake 
Guy Harold Dygert 
David Eames 
Robert B. Edginton 
Gerald E. Gebben 
Marvin Jay Groat 
Lodo Habrle 
Clifford Hand 
David T. James 
Arnold L. Johnson 
Paul Koopman

Joseph Lash 
John Long 
Carl Lundgren 
Donald McSorley 
Edwin C. Maki 
Ross J. Martin 
John Massey 
Harold J. Milks 
Harold A. Moore 
Robert Moses 
Thomas Reeves 
R. W. Robinson 
William A. Royce 
John M. Sangster

Donald Scott 
Edwin Smith 
Frank Smith 
Millard Smith 
Phillip Sparling 
Robert E. Sterling 
Arthur G. Thayer 
Ethan A. Thompson 
Robert S. Trembath 
Joseph S. Vandemark 
Theodore E. Wood 
Reinhard A. Yohpe 
Max L. Young

John Austin 
James Ballenger 
Robert Barthold 
Willi am Boardman 
David Boyd 
Melton L. Briggs 
Richard Brooks 
Joseph Brundage 
Arthur Fred Byron 
Orlo Carlson 
Victor Carl Carlson 
Harvey D. Chicoine 
Robert Clough 
William R. Clow

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OFFICERS

.

.

.

.

.

.

M. A. Warskow 
J. L. Trebilcock
C. J. Cressman 
R. L. Osborn 
.
L. S. Foltz 

•

.

MEMBERS

R. B. Allured
G. Anema
R. O. Bolster
E. Bouwkamp 
R. L. Brown
F. L. Burge 
W. Bush
M. M. Cory
C. J. Cressman
D. V. Cropsey 
R. H. Eidell
H. J. Finison

L. S. Foltz
F. J. Gibbs
E. D. Gorton 
L. R. Gute 
F-l. Hastings 
W. A. Hedrick 
R. Hutchinson 
C. K. Jenson 
A. R. Keeler
E. E. Kinney
G. W. Klein
H. Leho

Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Counselor

L. F. Lieber 
O. J. Luchini 
R. F. Luckes 
D. E. Mizer 
B. K. Osborn 
R. L. Osborn 
J. E. Pierson 
J. E. Ranney
R. W. Reed 
F. V. Schultz 
H. H. Shapr
S. M. Slezak

F. E. Snedecor 
H. W. Spence
D. L. Spoor 
M. E. Treadwell 
J. L. Trebilcock 
C. Vandermeer 
M. A. Warskow 
M. L. Wilcox 
R. B. Wilcox 
P. H. Wilson 
R. E. Woodcock

Purposes: 

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To function as a group which is a member of the national orgar 

inization and carry on activities

similar to those of the national organization. 

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To acquaint the electrical students with industrial conditions through bringing in speakers from 

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industry and inspection trips through various plants.

To encourage students in the preparation of technical papers and exhibits.
To encourage a friendly relation between classes and faculty. 
To give students a chance to plan meetings and assume responsibilities similar to what will be
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The program this year has been devoted to acquainting the student with the durèrent helds or 

required of them in the future. 

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electrical engineering through obtaining speakers from the various fields.

Row 1—T. Schultz, W. Hedrich, M. Cory, R. Osborn, M. Warskow, J. Trebilcock, C. Cressman L. Foltz, E Kmney
Row S~C. Jensen, W. Reece, M. Wilcox, F. Burge, S. Slezak, D. Mizer, R. Brown, W. Bush, A. Keeler, R. Allured, G. Anema, B. Osborn. 
Row 8~H. Leho, L. Gute, C. Smetka, a. Holcomb, R. Wilcox, J. Pierson, F. Snedecor, E. Bouwkamp, E. Gorton, R. Eidell, O. Luchini, J.

Row 4—M. Treadwell, G. Fraser, G. Klein, K. Byron, D. Cropsey, H. Sharp, R. Woodcock, R. Reed, C. Vandermeer, D. Spoor, G. Rammey, 

R. Hutchinson.

American Institute of Electrical Engineers

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American SocfÉffAf Civil Engineers

R. Leffel, C. Haussman, G. Granthem, W. Thatcher, K. Bollinger, O. Alaspa.
J. Patriarche, L. Nothstine, R. Schaeffer. G. Koopman, S. Ryckman, W. Cade.
L. Townsend, W. Ryan, F. Barron, E. Harden, L. Patterson, K. Cosens, P. Gillett.

G. R. Grantham
William Thatcher
C. Haussman

A. Alaspa
K. Bollinger
Wm. Cade
K. Cosens

C. Atwater
F. Barron
P. Bell
R. Bottoms
G. Cully
D. Granger

OFFICERS

FACULTY ADVISOR
Professor C. L. Allen

MEMBERS

Seniors
P. Gillett
G. R. Grantham
R. E. Leffel

Juniors
L. Harden
C. Haussman
J. Hubbard
G. Koopman
K. McPherson
S. Mogolnicki

President
Vice-President
Secretary

T. Patriarche
S. Rychman
R. O. Schaeffer
Wm. Thatcher

K. Murdoch
L. Nothstine
L. J. Patterson
W. Ryan
L. E. Townsend
J. Ventura

Trips to construction projects and discussions of these projects constitute one of the main functions 
of the college chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Besides taking inspection trips 
the Society has heard several prominent engineers talk on subjects of interest. The A. S. C. E. 
endeavors to be helpful to its members in matters regarding civil engineering, but in the way of a 
social nature a party was held fall term in the Forestry cabin/ the Society also had a touch-football 
team during the same term. This chapter is a student affiliate of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Dean Dye

Miss Partlow

SPONSORS

Mrs. Byers

OFFICERS

Josephine Gardner 

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Dorothy Hasselbring

Virginia Stone 

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Gertrude Sidebotham 

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President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

CHAIRMEN

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Jeanne Mann, Ethyl Kranz 
Martha Lee 
Helen Pratt
Betty Pratt 
Ruth Blomgren 
Jean Bedford 
June Hungerford 
Ruth Starke, Kathryn Niedermeier 
Jean Collar 
.
Flora Anderson
Dorothy Hasselbring, Mildred Moldenhauer 
Christine Horn 

Program 
Membership 
Publicity 
. Special-finance 
Historian and Freshman Cabinet Advisor 
Legislative and Activities Chairman 
High School Projects 
Radio Talks 
Candy Sales 
Window Displays
Personality Clinic
Chairman of the Freshman Cabinet

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M. Lee, J. Bedford, D. Hasselbring, J. Gardner, V. Stone, G. Sidebotham.
B. Pratt, H. Pratt, J. Hungerford, E. Krans, R. Blomgren, K. Niedermeier, J. Collar, C. Horn.

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National Honorary Home1,Economies Fraternity

J. Gardner, J. Hawks, E. Bergstrand, M. Mettatal, E. Krans, J. Hungerford, O. Ludwick.
L. Shafer, E. Sears, J. Barton. H. Hodgkins, M. Beardsley, N. Farley, M. Lee, Ailene Pearce, J. Fretz.

OFFICERS

Mary Mettatal 
Ethel Krans
Amy Jean Holmblade 
June Hungerford 
Jean Hawks Hewetson 
Alice Lee 
Evalyn Bergstrand

President 
Vice-President 
Recording Secretary 
Treasurer 
Financial Secretary 
Editor 
Faculty Advisor

Ann Aiken
Jessie Barton
Marian Beardsley
Marian Eads
Linda Evans
Nancy Farley
Janet Fretz
Josephine Gardner
Dorothy Gibson
Dorothy Hasselbring

Helen Boeder
Evalyn Bergstrand
Gladys Bond
Kathleen Cutler
Kathleen Dietrich
Marie Dye

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MEMBERS 

Amy Jean Holmblade
June Hungerford
Ethel Krans
Alice Lee
Martha Lee
Jeanne Mann
Elsie McKibben
Mary Mettatal
Helen DeVoe Hodgkins
Aileen Pearce

FACULTY MEMBERS

Irma Gross
Winifred Gettemy
Katherine Hart
Jean Hawks Hewetson
Barbara Hoffman

Dorothy Pickett
Doryce Rominski
Elizabeth Sears
Gertrude Seckinger
Louise Shafer
Irma Shumway
Gertrude Sidebothai
Eva Smith
Ruth Starke
Barbara Veley

Mildred Jones
Jeanette Lee
Evelyn Mansfield
Theodora Peck
Edna V. Smith
Julie Tear

OFFICERS

Frank Carter 

Maurice Clark

President

Vice-President

Clifford Westerfield.........................................................................Secretary

Charles Hemboldt 

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 Treasurer

Dr. J. J. Arnold 
Dr. B. V. Alfredson 
Dr. C. F. Cairy 
Dr. C. F. Clark 
Dr. D. Coburn 
Dr. Ward G. Itner

Manuel Arteaga 
Ray Bankowski 
Frank A. Carter 
David Clark 
Maurice K. Clark 
Louis. T. Da we 
A. L: Green

HONORARY MEMBERS

Dr. E. T. Hallman 
Dr. E. E. Hamann 
Dr. I. F. Huddleson 
Dr. J. P. Hutton 
Dr. H. E. Johnson 
Dr. J. Lowry 
Dr. H. Ruhland

ACTIVE MEMBERS

Charles Hemboldt 
Keith Lockwood 
Elmer L. Mathews 
Robert Mitchell 

Blames Nundy 
Carl Remer

Dr. E. K. Sales 
Dr. L. B. Sholl 
Dr. H. J. Stafseth 
Dr. W. T. S. Thorpe 
Dr. E. Visger 
Dr. F. W. Young

James Schieve 
Edward Schilf 
Dale Stevenson 
Ralph Watson 
Edward White 
Donald Wright 
Clifford Westerfield

R. Rey, R. Bankowski, C. Helmboldt, F. Carter, M. Clark, L. Dawe, A. Green, M. Arteaga.

E. Schliff, J. Arnold, L. Sholl, L. Chamberlain, E. Weisner, W. Thorp, E. Sales, E. Hallman, J. Hundy, D. Clark, D. Wright.

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Junior American Veterinary Medical Association

G. Green, C. Helmboldt, L. Dawe, J. Reinei, H. Stafseth, L. Sinclair.
G. Moore, D. Clark, Art Green, F. Carter, R. Zinober, B. Kahl, R. Lannen. 
C. Corson, E. White, D. Stephensen, W. Sherwood, R. Mitchell.

Louis Dawe 

Charles Helmboldt 

Jean Reindel 

Wilbur Hirschey

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Peter Babich 
Ralph Beebe 
Leonard Clark 
George Dershem 
George Fohey 
Arthur Green 
Roland Humerickhouse 
Leslie Hutchings 
Bernard Kahl 
Clarence Klooster

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President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Richard Lanner 
Gilbert Meyer 
George Moore 
Wilson Oler 
Edward Schilf 
L. R. Sinclair 
Adelbert Spencer 
Anton Thompson 
Ralph Watson 
Robert Zinober

Jack McKibbin
Ruth Männinen
Mary Morrison
Eloise Rothenberger
C. Dale Barrett

OFFICERS

President
Vice-President
Corresponding Secretary
Recording Secretary
Treasurer

C. S. Bryan 
W. L. Chandler 
G. D. Cummings

Juanita Ayres 
Ray Bankowski 
Dale Barrett 
William Botwright 
Doris Brassington 
Jean Brooks 
David Clark 
Mae Clifford 
Herbert Dales 
Brice Edwards 
Valerie Friedman 
Carol Gardner

FACULTY MEMBERS

E. D. Devereaux
F. W. Fabian

MEMBERS

Emaline Gray 
Melvin Klooster 
Robert Lerg 
William Little 
Ruth Manninen 
Mary Morrison 
Jack McKibbin 
Thomas Nunheimer 
Iris Oatley 
Graham Philp 
Helen Psik

Ward Giltner 
W. L. Mallmann 
H. J. Stafseth

Jean Reindel 
Allen Richards 
Eloise Rothenberger 
William Sells 
Eugene Serdynsky 
Norman Shippey 
Wells Shulls 
Evelyn Siebert 
Luke Sinclair 
Dale Stephenson 
Charlotte Thatcher 
Ralph Watson

JJ- p^rpenter, W. Stahl, C. Barrett, J. McKibbon, R. Manninen, E. Rothenberger, S. Wakeman, G. Philip.
M. Morrison, E. Gray, R. Lerg, L. Sinclair, N. Little, R. Walson, Is. Shippey, J. Vanier, W. Sells, A. Hook, J. Reindel.

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Row 1—M. Deters, A. Bowman, W. Petts, J. Ladd, A. Genetti, R. Carter.
‘iow 
Row 3 J. Husted, F. Voge, E. Hodgkins, H. Hopkins, H. St. John, G. Diehl.

—

 Kraemer, G. Divine, F. Longwood, W. Bartels, W. Rifenberg, J. Limbach

Xi Sigma Pi, organized in 1908 at the University of Washington, 
recognized and fosters scholarship in various school of forestry.  Beta 
Chapter was installed at Michigan State in 1916. Xi Sigma Pi sets an 
including high scholastic standing 
excellent standard of qualifications, 
and a reputation for honesty, sincerity and friendliness. Candidates are 
selected largely on the basis of professional promise. This year Beta 
Chapter sponsored a bird-feeding project and promoted a new forestry 
publication, The Michigan State Pine Needles.  Members maintain an 
active interest in the Forestry Club.

OFFICERS

J. Ladd 

. 

. 

Foresti

W. Pitts 

. 

Associate Foreste

A. Genetti

Secretary-Fiscal Ageri

H. Cantrell 

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Range

A. B. Bowman 

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Executive Council Rep

FORESTRY CLUB OFFICER'

William Pitts 

. 

Presided 

Wayne Rifenberg, Gerritt 

Fitzgerald, Robert Reider 

. I 

Vice-Presidenl 

Kenneth Cavanaugra Secretar 

Lloyd Cogswell 

Robert Ward 

• 

. 

. 

Treasure 

Range

FACULTY
REPRESENTATIVES

M. E. Deters 

James Husted

CABINET MEMBERS

Wilmur Bartels 

' 

Kenneth Cavanaugh 

Lloyd Cogswell 

Gerritt Fitzgerald 

Howard Fox 

Richard Groening 

Carl Hollister 

Franklin Longwood 

William Pitts 

Robert Reider 

Wayne Rifenberg 

Robert Ward 

George Wooten

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mm

Row 1 -R. Ward, R. Rider, G. Fitzgerald, W. Pitts, W. Rifenberg, K. Cavanaugh.
Row ||t—F. Longwood, G. Wootton, R. Groening, M. Deters, W. Bartels, C. Hollister, H. Husted, H. Fox.

Pi Alpha X¡ is a national floricultura! honorary for men students majoring in Floriculture. The 
group holds meetings once a month during the school year. This fall four men were initiated and 
the organization entertained all Floriculture students at a venison dinner. During Farmers Week 
Pi Alpha Xi designed a naturalistic garden scene. As another activity the fraternity sent a flower 
judging team to the National Flower Show at Toronto/ Ontario.

OFFICERS

Edmund J. Boell, Jr. 

Edward Adams 

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President

Vice-President

Carl Kackstetter.............................................................Secretary-Treasurer

Edward Adams 
Edmund J. Boell 
Carl Kackstetter

Evan Roberts

Mr. P. R. Krone

ACTIVE MEMBERS

GRADUATE MEMBERS

FACULTY MEMBERS

Norman Kessel 
Arthur Norris 
Richard Van Winkle

Charles Weddle

Mr. C. E. Wildon

Row 1—C. Kackstetter, E. Boell, E. Adams, G. Wildon. 
Row 2—A. Norris, R. VanWinkle, N. Kesel, E. Roberts.

National Floriculture Honorary Fraternity

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Myron Dowd 

Georgia Haerr 

Carl Kackstetter

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

FACULTY MEMBERS

H. A. Cardinell 

H. D. Hootman 

C. H. Mahoney 

C. E. Russell 

J. W. Christ 

W. A. Frost 

V. R. Gardner

R. E. Loree 

R. H. Kelty 

Kremer 

R. S. Marshall

H. L. Seaton 

T. 

A. Merrill 

Yeager 

L. F. Murphy

C. Weddle 

F. N. Hewetson

P. R. Krone

E. 

T. Rasnuissen

C. E. Wildon

STUDENT MEMBERS

Edwin Adams 

Carl Dietz 

Clifton Anderson 

Myron Dowd 

Elwood Kalin 

Henry Kaas 

Frank Anderson 

Ernest Froehlich 

Norman Kesel 

Gerald Baker 

Clemens Glotzhober 

Joseph Klackle 

Jerome Belleau 

James Grams 

James Bird 

George Bird 

Edmund Boell 

Albert Crane 

John Coffee

Dee LaBatt 

Arthur Norris 

Arnold Green 

Georgia Haerr 

Glenn Perk ins 

Thomas Harrison 

Stanley Pollyea 

Ernest Herrbach 

Chari es Re imer 

Carl Kackstetter

George Ritchie

Evan Roberts 

Sidney Rood 

Walter Scott 

Howard Steachan 

Lee Talladay 

Richard Van Winkle 

Charlotte Wheatley 

Jack Willobee 

Victor Woodrick

G. Kremer, G. Wildon, M. Dowd, E. Herrbach, G. Haerr, C. Kackstetter, R. Loree. 
G. Perkins, E. Froehlich, E. Buell, A Norris, C. Wheatley, J. Bird, A. Crane, C. Glotzhober, G. Ritchie, E.Adams. 
J. Klackle, H. Strachar, R. Hewetson, J. Willobee F. Anderson, E. Roberts, R. VanWinkle, A. Green, N. Kesel.
E. Kalin, J. Grams, J. Coffee, V. Woodrick, C. Anderson, C. Reimer, H. Kass, G. Baker.

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Leo G. Carlson 

Jane Shaw 

. 

Louise Langdon 

John Bartleson

OFFICERS

President 

Vice-President 

Recording Secretary 

Treasurer

ADVISERS

Prof. J. M. DeHaan 

Dean R. C. Huston

MEMBERS

John Bartleson 
Barbara Lou Brattin 
Norman Boettcher 
Leo G. Carlson 
Mrs. J. M. DeHaan

John Erway 
Robert Felberg 
Katherine Foster 
Dorothy Garlock 
Barbara Houtz 
Willo Henne

Jean Knight 
Louise Langdon 
Francis Martin 
Josephine Miller 
Mary Morrison 
Laura Ann Pratt

Jane Shaw 
Beverly Jane Smith 
Barbara Struble 
Barbara Tranter 
Roger Wilcox

Founded in 1923 by a group of students in the Applied Science division, Tau Sigma has as its 

purposeHe recognition^ of undergraduate students who have attained
It encouraaes high scholarship among the college students and chooses from them for its members 
those who have attained an average of at least 2.15 in the Liberal Arts and Applied Science divisions. 
Each year the organization awards a prize to each of two sophomore students whohme made the 
highest average in two divisions respectively Tau Sigma also edits a pamphlet, Study Hints R to 
aidifhe college student in increasing the effectiveness of his study.

F. Martin, J. De Haan, L. Carlson, J. Shaw, R. Huston.
R. Wilcox, R. Felberg, D. Garlock, M. Morrison, Pratt. B. Houtz.
J Erway K. Foster, B. Tranter, B. Brattin, N. Boettcher, E. De Haan, J. Miller.

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Local Business Honorary Fraternity

Row 1—R. Evans, W. Watson, E. Duch, M. Pheils, W. Hicks, H. Grant, L. Carlson.
Row 2—C. Allingham, P. Parsons, R. Hicks, R. Bucknell, V. Powers, D. Barton, M. Dickerson, C. Branz, J. Oliver, J. Wilson. 
Walker, Bmgry, R. Refior, F. Martin, R. DeVries, M. Flading, G. Breitenwischer, A. Sims, N. Boettcher.

C. S. Logsdon

Morris Pheils

Wayne Hicks

Edward Duch

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Faculty Advisor

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Clifton Allingham

Roger DeVries

Paul Parsons

William D. Barton

Milton Dickerson

John Pingel

Glenn Brietenwischer

Robert Evans

Virgil Powers

Robert Bengry

Melvin Flading

Robert Refior

Norman Boettcher

Howard Grant

Charles Branz

Robert Bucknell

Robert Hicks

Frank Martin

Albert Sims

Fred Walker

Warren Watson

Leo Carlson

Walter McLellan 

John Wilson

James Oliver

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Benjamin L. Hanna 
Mary Jane Conway 
Susan Blackney 
Florence Digby

OFFICERS

President 
Vice-President 
Secretary-Treasurer 
Refreshment Chairman

FACULTY MEMBERS

Mrs. Alice Leathers 

H 1 E- Howel1

Frances Atkinson 
Elizabeth Barringer 
June Bialy 
Susan Blackney 
Norman Boettcher 
Charles Bonny 
Nellie Brown 
Mary Jane Conway 
Barbara Dahlem

ACTIVE MEMBERS

Géorgie Des Jardins 
Florence Digby 
Virginia Flener 
Ben Hanna 
Norwood Hubbell 
Sigrid Johnson 
Russell Kirk 
Janell Leathers 
Doris McMehen 
Henry Merdier

Betty Neitz 
June Olive 
Betty Sherratt 
Edna Jane Smith 
Warren Strong 
Lois Summerlee 
Sophie Tomasek 
Woodrow Yared 
Diana Young

La Cofradia, Spanish honorary, is composed of students who have 
maintained a “B” average in Spanish for two years 
Frequent meetings 
are held at which members participate in Spanish games, plays and 
celebrations. Several lectures were given on the condBions in bpain. 
One of the major activities of the club was a radio broadcast given in 
Spanish in which the Albion college Spanish group and this group 
participated together.

HH v Hi
M. Garces, J. Olive, L. Hanna,«. Blackney, A. Leathers, H. Merdier. 
N. Brown, F. Digby, G. Des Jardins, S. Johnson, D. Young, B. Sherratt, B. Dahlen, J. Barringer, E. Neitz. 
W. Yared, C. Bonney, N. Hubbell.

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Bottom Row—-W. Bell, J. Olive, J. Schafer, P. Stone, J. Turner, J. Lyons, H. Hunt.
Middle Row—-H. Taylor, R. Mummey, G. Reed, C. Pearson, R. Poczik, N. Hockenbusy, G. Trousdale, K. Clement. 
Top Row -W. Martin, G. Thum, A. Knudsen, C. Gibbs, C. Moore, H. Mertins, M. Gorton, W. Williams

OFFICERS

Robert M um m ey........................................................................................................................................................Manager

June Lyons 

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Assistant Manager

Gordon Trousdale..................................................................................................................................Controller

William H. Klare

Professor B. R. Proulx

HONORARY MEMBERS

William Bell 

Keith Clement 

Charles Gibbs 

MacArthur Gorton 

Norman Hockenbury 

Herbert Hunt 

Andrew Knudsen

MEMBERS

June Lyons 

Robert Martin 

Harry Mertins 

Cyril Moore 

Robert M ummey 

June Olive

C. B. Pearson 

Robert Poczik 

Stanley Reed 

Howard Taylor 

George Thum 

Gordon Trousdale 

William Williams

The Sigma Gamma Upsilon Fraternity 

is 

the 

honorary society of the Hotel Students ofMichi- 

gan State College. 

Itwas organized to promote 

better 

feeling between 

the students and 

the 

Hotel men. 

The Fraternity brings speakers 

to 

the campus 

for discussions of what the students 

may do to prepare 

for their place in the Hotel 

world. 

Actual Hotel experience 

is one of the 

requirements 

for  membership. 

Their activities 

include an annual 

trip to the Mid-West Hotel 

Show held each winter in Chicago.

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Neil Tracy 

Samuel Yeiter 

. 

Alan Winter 

William Dewey 

Robert MacDonald 

Fred Heidrich 

Robert Krejci 

Eliot Miles

OFFICERS

President 

Vice-President, Service 

Vice-President, Publicity 

Vice-President, Social 

Vice-President, Membership 

Secretary 

Treasurer 

Historian

#

FACULTY ADVISERS

SCOUTING ADVISERS

Russell B. Daubert 

Lloyd H. Geil

Henry E. Publow 

Duncan Stewart, Jr. 

Clarence A. Neitz 

W. Victor Bielinski

John F. Thaden

Paul Barrett 

John Beal 

Alan Brightman 

William Dewey 

Garold Gebben 

Richard Hammerstein 

Fred Heidrich 

Jim Hitchings

MEMBERS

George Kerr 

Charles Knipschild 

Robert Krejci 

Robert MacDonald 

Eliot Miles 

Robert Page 

Richard Publow 

Gerald Richardson

Howard Rowe 

Chari es Scribn er 

Robert Smeltzer 

Richard Taylor 

Neil Tracy 

Willard Thomas 

Alan Winter 

Samuel Yeiter

Bottom Row—J. Thaden, F. Heidrich, R. Krejei, R. Hammerstein, A. Winter, E. Fletcher, R. Daubert.
Second Row—Holloway, Kass, K. Slee, G. Kerr, J. Beale, M. Honsowetz, H. Rose, R. Page, B. Berliner, N. Tracy.
Third Row—G. Gebben, R. Adams, G. French, R. McDonald, J. Hitchings, R. Taylor, R. Olson, A. Brightman, H. Gundry. 
Top Row—E. Miles, M. Sherber, C. Knipschild, W. Dewey, E. Armbruster, iffi Yeiter.

National Service Fraternity

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National Physics Honorary

Top Row-^H. Holbrook, A. Burris, B. Poeuis, H. Collar, W. Homing, C. Midler, A. Sinclair, J. Johnston, C. Hause, W. Fuller. 
Bottom R'Mgg-E. Kiebler, O. Snow, H. Morgan, R. Rowe, H. Mosher, D. Bleil, C. Chamberlain.

OFFICERS

Robert L. Rowe 

Harry C. Morgan 

Hugh E. Mosher 

David F. Bleil

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

FACULTY ADVISOR

Professor O. L. Snow

FACULTY MEMBERS

S. H. Dwight 

H. E. Eck

D. T. Ewing 

Paul Fuller 

R. C. Huston 

W. G. Keck 

W. S. Kimball

STUDENT MEMBERS

Clifford J. Gibbs 

R. L. Guile 

Ronald G. Heath 

Helen Holbrook 

Wendell Horning 

John E. Johnston

E. W. Kiebler 

Torpia A. Lapenas 

M. A. Leach

Lyle Leisenring 

C W. Miller 

Edwin Morrison 

Miss E. Morrison 

L. C. Plant 

O. L. Snow

Harry C. Morgan 

Hugh E. Mosher 

Bennie S. Pacuis 

Edward Rosscinski 

Robert Lee Rowe 

Arthur C. Sinclair 

Kerriiit Smith 

L. E. White

Marianna L. Auer 

R. L. Batiman 

David F. Bleil 

C. W. Chamberlain 

C. W. Chapman 

John C. Clark

Gerard Boss 

Elmer Breining 

Albert Bunnis 

C. J. Bushhouse 

Harlan W. Collar 

Crystal G. Colvin 

Thomas W. Dakin 

Henry Evert

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DAIRY PRODUCTS 

JUDGING TEAM

J. Vanderbilt, R. Spraugè, F. Dixon, W. Wells, Dr. G. M. Trodt.

DAIRY CATTLE 

JUDGING TEAM

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 

JUDGING TEAM

C. Weaver, K. Slee.
S. Aldrich, Prof. G. Taylor, A. Foster.

M. Huff, J. Aldred.
J. Shull, V. Freeman, L. Webb.

Schwyn, G. Wells, W. Hasselback, E. Schreiber, D. Shotwell, K. Cline, H. McCarty, W. Stahl, H. Johnston, A. Agett, B. Homrich. 
Soth, F. Hughes, J. Davis, M. Simons, J. Bartleson, R. Carlton, H. Bricker, R. Sinnhuber, S. Eldridge, R. Myers, J. Erway.
Eck, J. Blyth, J. Johnson, R. Warren, R. Lerg, E. Shotwell, O. Mason, C. Carlson.
Wasson, H. Ohmen, B. Hartelius, A. Shannon.

MEMBERS

SENIORS

JUNIORS

Eugene Scott 

John Bartleson 

William Blyth 

Kenneth Cline 

Paul Applegate 

Henry Skowerski 

Harley Bricker 

Robert Carlton 

Richard Webb 

Alfred Wooll

Seymour Eldridge 

John Davis 

John Erway 

Harley Jahnston 

Robert Lerg 

Lewis Ruesink 

Ernst Schreiber 

Berti I Hartel ius 

Bill Hasselback 

James Johnson 

George Levagood 

FACULTY MEMBERS 
A. Agett 

R. Bateman

T. Canniff

Raymond Minogue 

A. Clark 

Raymond Schwyn 

Robert Meyers 

David Shotwell 

Eldon.Shotwell 

Malcolm Simons 

Willi am Wasson 

Gale Wells

ALPHA CHI SIGMA

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Russell Sinnhuber 

Robert Soth

SOPHOMORES

Clifford Andrus 

Malcolm Bergey 

Clifton Wenger

GRADUATES

William Coleman 

Robert Guile 

Francis Hughes 

Hal Leonhard 

Robert Petty 

Earl Zuehlke

PLEDGES 

AI Gower 

Edward Hart 

Norman Hyatt 

Richard Laramy 

Tom Pence

R. Davis 

H. Eck

E. Eldridge

D. Ewing

F. Fabian

H. Gutekunst

B. Hartsuch

C. Hoppert 

R. Huston 

M. Larian 

C. Langham

E. Leininger 

W. Lewis

O. Mason 

C. Miller

P. Neuman 

H. Publow 

A. Shannon 

C. Spurway 

W. Stahl 

A. Tabor

R. Warren

OFFICERS

Robert Lerg 

Eldon Shotwell 

J. Brewster Johnson 

John Erway

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

National professional chemical frater­

nity.  Honorary.

Founded at University of Wisconsin in 

1902.

Alpha Upsilon Chapter established at 

M. S. C. in 1928.

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John Aldred

Morris F. Amon

James A. Amsden

Donald P. Anderson

Frederick M. Arnold

Robert F. Bayard

John A. Beale

John D. Beaver

Jerome Belleau

Boyd H. Buchanan

Garrett E. Burgess

Marston FH. Busch

Francis D. Caluory

John P. Campana

Leo G. Carlson

Alger R. FHansen

FHenry R. FHansen

Robert W. Hamer

Franz J. Hartnacke

Edward G. Hertel

Charles D. Hill

Clare L. Jensen

Charles A. Knipschild

Henry K. Kutchins

Roberts L. Lander

Mu 1 ford C. Lockwood

Edward E. McDonnald

Joe G. Mason

Tom E. Matlack

William F. Miller

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Ethan R. Cunningham

Doyle L. Moore

BHHH

Jay E. Davenport

James R. Davis

Melvin N. Nyquist

Jack M. Petersen

É 

Forrest W. Dixon

Stanley C. Pilzninski

Coy G. Eklund

Lowell R. Eklund

Robert C. Evans

Paul R. Fennig

Ernst 0. Schreiber

Frederick J. Sill

Lawrence J. Smith

Norman E. Sparling

William FH. M. Gould

Arthur J. Webb

Arthur L. Green

Kenneth E. Greer

Reuben J. Griewe

Charles J. FHalbert

Leslie R. Wilcox

George Wolf

George A. Worcester

James W. Vanderbilt

.SPilzninski, F. Caluory, R. Evans, L. Carlson, G. Worcester, R. Lander, T. Matlack, J. Davenport.
C. Knipschild, J. Mason, L. Wilcox, J. Beale, K. Greer, R. Griewe, E. Schreiber, M. Amon, C. Jensen, M. Nyquist, F. Arnold.
F. Sill, J. Amsden, E. Hertel, J. Petersen, W. Gould, G. Wolf, A. Green, J. Beaver, C. Eklund, C. Hill, J. Campana.
D. Moore, H. Hansen, L. Smith, G. Burgess, A. Webb, L. Eklund, F. Dixon, N. Sparling, J. Davis, P. Ferring, A. Hansen, J. Belleau.

a stnrina W O’Brien, E. Rudd, F. Kercher, S. Dubosky, N. Page. G. Hatch, W. Charter, G. Reed, J. Kleber, P. Burt, R. Verheul.
W Pickett, R. Mason, Ei'iSmith, M. Wooten, H. Mertins, R. Savid|:H. Mosher, R. Dail, E. Eschenburg, H. Pletz, W. White, D. Beery,

R Trimfw Carpenter, P. Ponte, D. Maliskey, G. Ciolek, C. Gibbs, E. Bremer, N. Ocman, R. Holcomb, R. Smeltzer, R. Robinson, H. Hill. 
r! Bucknell,' R. Refior, W. Watson, R. Lerg, A. Johnson, J. Fitch, A. Genetti, V.- Sehernber.

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REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS

Colonel Selwyn D. Smith, Cav., P. M. S. & T. (on sick leave) 
Colonel Frederick D. Griffith, Jr., Cav., P. M. S. & T. 
Colonel Clarence T. Marsh, C. A. C.
Major Albert C. Stanford, F. A., Executive Officer 
Major Andrew J. Wynne, Cav,
Major William M. Hutson, Inf.
Captain Marcus B. Boulware, Inf.
Captain Mark H. Doty, F. A.
Captain Harvey J. Golightly, Inf.
Captain David A. Taylor, Cav.
Captain James G. Renno, C. A. C.
Captain Oliver M. Barton, F. A.
Captain Donald H. Smith, C. A. C.

Robert H. Bucknell 
Wesley G. Charter 
Lloyd R. Cogswell 
Ligouri J. Cousino 
John T. Derrickson 
John G. Fitch 
Albert J. Genetti 
Gordon J. Hatch 
Ferris A. Kercher

David Anderson 
Dale D. Beery 
Ernest K. Bremer 
Paul J. Burt 
William E. Carpenter 
Eugene S. Ciolek 
Richard A. Dail 
Peter L. DalPonte 
Richard H. Davis 
Stephen W. Dubosky

INFANTRY
Seniors

John A. Kleber 
Kenneth E. Lay 
Robert F. Lerg 
Robert E. Mason 
Hugh Evans Mosher 
Walter E. O’Brien 
Norman A. Olman 
Homer J. Page

Juniors
Emil P. Eschenburg 
Clifford H. Freiberger 
Charles V. Gibbs 
Geoffrey S. Gough 
Hudson C. Hill 
Raymond G. Holben 
Russell C. Holcomb 
Don C. Maliskey 
Harry W. Mertins 
William H. Pickett 
John S. Pingel

George S. Patterson 
Robert L. Refior 
Edward J. Rudd 
Victor E. Sehernber 
George T. Spencer 
Walter F. Swartz 
Warren K. Watson 
Willard W. White 
Max H. Wooten

Harold F. Pietz 
Stanley G. Reed 
Richard E. Robinson 
Rudolph B. Savio 
Alexander Skorina 
Robert E. Smeltzer 
Edward B. Smith 
Robert D. Spencer 
Robert H. Tripp 
Richard H. Verheul

J. Dickinson, J. Behn, G. Packowski, R. Madill, A. Brightman, R. Leffel, S. Eldridge, J. Keyes.
E. Smith, J. Brower, D. Metcalfe, E. DePorter, A. Black, O. Alaspa, J. Lorimer, R. Bruce, E. Bottje.
D. Burton, W. Boardman, O. Cox, D. Maskey, W. Cade, E. Shotwell, W. Holmes, D. Scott, J. Brundage, C. Bonney.

R. Weeks, C. Atwater, R. Minogue, G. Cully, C. Dennis, R. Platt, M. Groat, R. Bolster.
S. Slezak, K. Murdock, R. Owen, C. Davis, J. Hunnell, H. Hahn, D. Granger, E. Scott, G. Levagood, R. Carlton, T. Pence,
H. Starke, I. Parsons, V. Carlson, R. Pete, B. Coggan, G. Spero, J. Hubbard, C. Carpenter, H. Helwig, L. Townsend, L. Patterson. 
J. Munson, R. Pearsall, W. Ryan, R. Dakin, H. Keller, W. Gross, W. Milks.

J. Marshall, S. Szasz, C. Shopbell. 

R. Murnaw, T. Thacker, A. Crane, H. Stockton, R. Ritter, G. Cowden, R. Nelson, C. Anderson, H. Shadko, H. Collar, G. Calhoun, B. Brice, 
, TT
G. Leggat, W. Brewbaker, C. Dickey, J. Pryor, D. Dudley, C. West, V. Catlin, O. Frost, C. Stuart, I. Appleton, W. Martin, G. Joynt, H.
.

A. Smith, R. Purdy, J. Bovili, C. Knight, K. Zipple, C. Nelson, R. Schaefîer, J. Perotti, L. Farrell, H. Snyder, B. Dargush, H.Willson, P. Ford. 
R. Mummey, C. Pegg, K. Cline, J. Bartleson, C. Bohn, G. Wells, L. Smith, E. Iwasko, K. Waite.

Helbig, J. Ameil, N. Jones. 

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Lynch, Finnig, Market, Weeks.
Stuart, Martin, Iwasco, Fischuk.
Major Stanford, Rischman, Fleisher, Richter, Foltz, Captain Smith.

Major Stanford 

Capt. Barton 

Capt. Smith

Serg. Fischuk, Coach

Serg. Lynch, Assistant Coach

OFFICERS

Iwasko, Capt.
Fennig

Fleisher

MEMBERS
Foltz 
Market- 
F. R. Martin 
Richter

Rischman

Stuart

Weeks

Meets with followi

ng colleges—to date have won six matches and 

lost four.

Xavier

Ohio State

Harvard

Iowa State

U. of Missouri

Texas A. and M.

U. of Florida 

U. of Illinois

East Kentucky Teachers College

St. Bonaventure

Purdue

Arkan sas State 

Cornell

U. of Oklah oma 

U. of Utah

Massachusetts Inst, of Tech.

A team made of Field Artillery cadets only, will meet Ohio State and participate in a National 

Meet which will be held on May 7. 

This team consists of Iwasko, Martin, Foltz and Stuart,- Fleisher, 

alternate.

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EILEEN McCURDY

CORPS SPONSOR

JANE CROWE

COAST

ARTILLERY SPONSOR

HELEN SPATTA

CAVALRY SPONSOR

BRUCE P E P P L ER

INFANTRY SPONSOR

MARJORIE TRIBE

BAND SPONSOR

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R. Lander, R. Leffel, A. Black, J. Pingel, T. Matlack, R. Bond, E. Schreiber, F. Eixon.
§• Bucknelb W. Cade, F. Gaines, R. Griewe, L. Carlson, J. Mason, R. Evans. E. Cunningham, C. Bohn.
E. Rudd, J. Kleber, R. Lerg, L. Smith, A. Brightman, F. Hartnacke, F. Caluory, D. Anderson, G. Paterson, J. Fitch, Y. Schember.

John S. Pingel 

Alan R. Black 

Edward E. McDonnel 

Tom E. Matlack

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Captain 

First Lieutenant 

Second Lieutenant 

First Sergeant

Morris F. Amon 

Chari es E. Davis 

Wilson H. Holmes 

Thomas G. Pence 

James A. Amsden 

James R. Davis 

Norman D. Jones 

Robert H. Pete 

David Anderson 

Richard FJ. Davis 

John A. Kleber 

William H. Pickett 

James 

I. Appleton 

Forrest W. D ixon 

Cha rles A. Knipschild 

Stanley C. Pilzninski 

Fred M. Arnold 

Stephen W. Dubosky 

Ernest R. Leffel 

John S. Pingel 

Robert F. Bayard 

Emil P. Eschenburg 

George W. Leggat 

Robert G. Platt 

Dale D. Beery 

Alan R. Black 

Robert C. Evans 

Robert F. Lerg 

Harold F. Pletz 

Paul R. Fennig 

Edward E. McDonnell 

Robert L. Refi or 

Clarence E. Bohn 

John G. Fitch 

Robert G. Madill 

Edward J. Rudd 

Robert D. Bond 

Clifford FJ. Freiberger 

W. R. Martin 

Victor E. Schember 

RoberfiO. Bolster 

Frank Gaines 

John H. Marshall 

Ernst O. Schreiber 

Alan H. Brightman 

Charles V. Gibbs 

Joe G. Mason 

David E. Sherman 

Robert FJ. Bucknell 

Geoffrey S. Gough 

Tom E. Matlack 

Allen Smith 

Garrett E. Burgess 

Kenneth E. Greer 

Raymond D. Minogue 

Lawrence J. Smith 

William M. Cade 

Reuben J. Griewe 

Hugh E. Mosher 

Norman D. Sparling 

Leo G. Carlson 

FJenry R. Hansen 

Robert R. Mumaw 

Raymond D. Springer 

Victor G. Ca rlson 

Franz J. Hartnacke 

Keith A. Murdock 

Walter F. Swartz 

William E. Carpenter 

Harold L. Helwig 

Walter E. O ’Brien 

Lee E. Townsend 

Eugene S. Ciolek 

Edward G. Hertel 

Homer J. Page 

James W. Vanderbilt 

Ethan R. Cunningham 

Charles D. Hill 

George S. Patterson 

Warren K. Watson 

Richard A. Dail

Russell C. Holcomb

Lewis J. Patterson

Leslie R. Wilcox

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W' GR° Mumme 0r’y' Carbond’ K' Murdocl1’ R' 0wen’ T- Pence- J- Bartleson, W. Carlton, H. Helbig, W. Boardman, H. Stockton, 
Metcalfe, E. DePorter, C. Nelson, K. Cline, R. Schaeffer, C. Knight, O. Alaspa, R. Minogue, G. Cully,
C. 

H’ SParsonJ’ Brundage’ S' Szasz’ L' Patterson- M Dakin, E. Scott, D. Granger, R. Brice, W. Homes, G. Levagood, P. Ford, I 
A. Brightman, O. Cox, D. Maskey, R. Madill, D. Scott, E. Smith, D. Burton.

R. G. Madill 

J. R. Dickenson 

D. K. Scott

D. F. Maskey

E. W. Smith 

O. S. Cox

Colonel Marsh 

Major Stanford 

Captain Ren no

OFFICERS

HONORARY MEMBERS

Captain Smith 

Captain Doty

SENIORS

Nat ional Colonel 

Captain 

First Lieutenant 

Second Lieutenant 

Sergeant 

Corporal

Captain Barton 

Colonel Huston 

Major Cade

O. A. Alaspa 

J. D. Bartleson 

J. A. Behn 

W. M. Boardman 

A. H. Brightman 

J. F. Brower 

J. E. Brundage

C. Atwater 

R. T. Brice 

V. C. Carlson 

R. Carlton 

G. Cully 

R. F. Dakin

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D. B. Burton 

K. D. Cline

O. S. Cox

E. J. Deporter 

J. R. Dickenson 

S. S. Eldridge

P. W. Ford

D. W. Granger 

N. Helbig 

J. Hubbard 

C. Knight 

G. Levagood 

R. D. Minogue

W. H. Holmes 

R. O. Schaeffer

JUNIORS

R. E. Leffel 

R. G. Madill 

D. F. Maskey 

J. Massey 

D. Metcalf 

R. A. Mummey

K. A. Murdoch 

C. W. Nelson 

R. Owen

1. E. Parsons

L. T. Patterson 

T. C. Pence

D. K. Scott

E. N. Shotwell 

E. W. Smith

L. C. Smith 

N. L. Wise

R. C. Platt 

H. Pryor

E. W. Scott 

H. C. Starke 

H. Stockton

S. Szasz

Charles Pegg 

Eugene S. 

Iwasko 

Emil P. Eschenburg 

Lewis J. Patterson 

Daniel D. Wheeler

Albert H. Crane 

Richard Da i I 

Charles KnipschiId

Robert S. Barlow 

John Beale 

Irving Beckwith 

William Bigler 

R. M. Bower 

Robert L. Button 

Charles Chamberlain 

Walter J. Davies 

Paul S. Davis 

Malcolm Dolbee 

Phyl Drake 

Clarence A. Eckert

EXECUTIVE STAFF

BREVET OFFICERS

Robert E. Smelzer

MEMBERS

Parker Gray 

Philip E. Hartman 

Russel Hatch 

Claude Hornbacker 

Robert C. Johnson 

Arthur Leach 

Jack Leggat 

Joseph Lynch 

John Mathewson 

Alfred Menzer 

Alden Meschke 

Robert Moses 

Hobart J. Page

Ca pta i n 

. 

First Lieutenant 

Second Lieutenant 

Second Lieutenant 

First Sergeant

George Leggat 

Hugh Mosher 

Homer J. Page

Lloyd Pardee 

Robert A. Peterson 

William Place 

Gordon Pulling 

H. A. Schneider 

Robert Smith 

Vernon Veith 

Richard T. Webb 

Ferris J. Wilson 

Sammue I G. Yeiter 

Robert Zimmerman 

Ernest Zinger

A. Crane, D. Wheeler, E. Eschenburg, E. Iwasko, L. Patterson, C. Knipschild, R. Dail.
R. Johnson, W. Place, W. O’Brien, V. Veith, C. Harubacker, F. Ellis, S. Yeiter, A. Menzer, R. Bower.
A. Leach, R. Petersen, R. Hatch, W. Davies, G. Leggat, R. Zimmerman, C. Chamberlain, H. Page, C. Eckert, J. Leggat, J. Mathewson.

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The setup of the R. O. T. C. department at Michigan State College has been a 

unique one 

for the 1937-1938 school year. 

Over this period of time the depart­

ment has 

three Colonels 

in charge of the unit. 

Colonel S. D. Smith was granted 

sick 

leave early 

in 

the year and Colonel C. T. Marsh was temporarily appointed 

P. M. S. and T. to fill the vacancy left by Colonel Smith.  During Winter Term, Colonel 

Fred D. Griffith, Jr. was appointed to the post of P. M. S. and T., allowing Colonel 

Marsh 

to 

resume his 

regular duties on 

the 

/Vlilitary department staff. 

Colonel 

Griffith has remained as active head of the department since his appointment.

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To  athletic director  Ralph  H.  Young 

rightly 

goes much oF 

the credit 

for Michigan State’s 

athletic prowess. 

In addition to his administra­

tion of Spartan athletics. Director Young also 

serves as coach of the track team, which, 

like 

the athletic department as a whole, rates with 

the best 

in the nation.

Press Box View of Michigan Game.

Top Bow;—Hill, McLaughlin, Rapes, Adcock, Brightman, Caluory, Lueck, Waite, Carr, Beaubien, Aldrich, Springer. 
Middle Row—Grantham, Halbert, Bell, Sims, Miknavich, Gaines, Swartz, Schroeder, Jenkins, Green, Gardner. 
Bottom Royj^r~Heppinstall, Gortat, Olman, Kraft, Speelman, Sparks, Pingel, Black.

The  Varsity  Club 

is 

an  organization  of outstanding 

athletes. 

The  major Spartan 

“S” 

is 

a 

requirement 

for  membership 

and 

therefore  only  men  who 

have 

proved 

their prowess are eligible. 

Every man who 

becomes a member of the Varsity Club 

is awarded a 

life pass to all athletic events played on Spartan soil.

OFFICERS

Harry E. Speelman 

Charles J. Halbert 

. 

. 

. 

President

Vice-President 

The  Varsity  Club 

showed 

its 

social 

inclinations 

Harold L. Sparks 

Secretary-Treasurer 

when 

it  presented 

the  Varsity  Club 

formal 

at 

the 

Masonic Temple, with dancing 

to 

the music o f Louis 

Howard A. Kraft

Athletic Council Rep.

Panico. 

The party was a 

top-notcher 

in 

the whirl of 

winter term 

formals.

Top Row—Hills, Smith, Moyes, Osborn, Robinson, Brand, Nuznov, Carpenter, Diebold, Szasz, Graft. 
Middle Row—Callahan, Kuk, Dudley, Dargush, Ciolek, McComb, McShannock, Calhoun, Rovacicn. 
Bottom Row—Yovonovitz, Haney, Osterink, Nelson, Grant, Bremer, Flowers.

SPARTAN FOOTBALL SQUAD

CAPTAIN SPEELMAN

To Harry 

'Tire Chief 

Speelmari/ congenial Lans­

ing senior goes the triple 

honor of being awarded 

the "Most Valuable Player s 

Award”, the presidency of 

the Varsity Club, and the 

Captaincy of the 1937 

Spartan Football Team. 

When such honors are 

heaped upon a man7 it can 

only serve as proof that 

he’s a swell guy as well as 

an inspiring ieader.

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E. K. Bremer
L. C. Bruckner
E. S. Ciolek
J. K. Coolidge
A. O. Diebold
D. D. Diehl
D. C. Dudley
F. Gaines
T. A. Gortat

C. W. Asher
A. J. Cramer
A. J. Harris

MAJOR AWARDS 

C. J. Halbert
U. Haney
M. Kinek
G. T. Kovacich
W. H. Lueck
J. R. McComb
T. McShannock
N. A. ®knavich
C. W. Nelson

Minor Awards

C. Hill
J. A. Klewicki
S. J. Nuznov

N. A. Olman
Efll Pearce
H. E. Pearson
J. S. Pingel
L. Rockenback
N. C. Shrader
F. A. Schroeder
H. E. Speelman
H. R. Swartz
L. J. Smith, Mgr.

S. J. Szasz
F. L. Burge|;?Mgf- 
F. P. Cowing, Mgr.

L. J. Cousino

R. E. O’Malley

Special Service Plaques

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Oct.
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Oct.10
Oct.23
Oct. 30
Nov.
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Nov.27
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HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 

The continued success of "Charlie” Bachman 

CHARLES BACHMAN

as head coach of the Spartan football machine 

has finally reaped for State the gridiron acclaim 

of the nation. During the past season "Bach s 

coaching genius brought to State the distinction 

of being the first to humble the Wolverines for 

four consecutive years, and his nation-wide 

prestige as a coach 

resulted 

in a Spartan 

squad taking the field for the New Years Day 

Orange Bowl Game.

BACHMAN

JOHNSON

KING

CASTEEL

AGETT

TERLAAK

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BREMER

KINEK

ALLING

PEARCE

Page 286

40 PRANCE,

FEW SCORE

Spartans Cross Goal 
Only 3 Times

By JOHN McMANIS

East Lansing, Mich., Sept. 25. 
—Michigan State College’s foot­
ball team did the expected today 
and beat Wayne University’s 
hard-fighting eleven, but not 
with the ease that State Sup­
porters expected. State scored 
three touchdowns and made one 
goal after touchdown for 18 
points, while Wayne, never in­
side the State 35-yard line, did 
not come near scoring.

State ran wild in midfield, 
gaining 310 yards running the 
ball and 165 by passing for 22 
first downs, but the three touch­
downs came hard. Two were 
scored on passes to State ends, 
Walter Nelson and Ernest 
Bremer, and the third by using 
Haney on a five-yard plunge. 
Leslie Bruckner, 
third string 
fullback, down.

Wayne went into State terri­
tory twice. An 80-yard punt 
by George Gembis, which was 
downed on State’s 10 yard line, 
gave Wayne an opportunity in 
the second period. Gene Ciolek’s 
return punt went only to his 
line and a 15-yard 
40-yard 
penalty against State put the 
ball on the State 25, but a Gem­
bis pass was intercepted and the 
threat ended.

Wayne’s Other Chance

Wayne went past midfield for 
the second and last time as 
the third quarter started.

A sophomore halfback, who 
passed virtually unnoticed in 
Wayne’s early practice, Don 
Hobbs, from Cooley High School, 
made the play. He took the 
i punt from Jack Pingel on his 
30-yard line and ran past the 
50-yard line to State’s 39, but 
Wayne couldn’t sustain the at­
tack and the ball was soon in 
State hands in Wayne territory.
Wayne made but two first 
downs. 
running game 
netted Wayne 73 yards and a 
single completed pass was good 
for four more. Wayne tried 
only five passes.  State, at­
tempting 25, completed 13.

The 

MICHIGAN STATE 
WINS4TH IN ROW 
BEFORE 71,800

By ARCH WARD 
(Chicago Tribune Press Service)

Ann Arbor, Michigan, Oct. 2. 
E-Michigan fight was inadequate 
against Michigan State might 
and the Spartans from East 
Lansing today won a blood and 
thunder football game, the like 
of which hasn’t been seen by 
the present generation of stu­
dents at Ann Arbor. The score 
was 19 to 14, but it hardly 
represents the margin of superi­
ority for the victorious eleven.
This was State’s fourth 
straight triumph over Michigan, 
the first time the Wolverines 
have lost four in a row to any 
opponent since the turn of the 
century. Considering the ten­
derness of 
the 
Spartans played brilliant foot­
ball. Their timing was right, 
their blocking effective' Their 
machine like precision at times 
was almost 
too mechanical. 
When they really turned on the 
power, the Wolverines were a lot 
of disorganized kids trying to 
stop the flywheel of a power-

the season, 

house with bare hands and 
belting bodies.

Wolverines are Promising

A record opening day crowd 
of 71,800 saw the battle. The 
Michigan partisans were silent 
as they marched back to town 
through the gorgeous tapestry 
of autumnal foliage, but nobody 
was crabbing the play of their 
warriors. Stronger teams than 
Michigan probably will lose' to 
Michigan State before gridiron 
cleats are hung up for the year.
Michigan’s 1937 eleven will 
be no Big Ten doormat. De­
fensively the team is bright, 
brave, and belligerent. Repeat­
edly it stopped State today in 
the shadows of its own goal. 
And Michigan today introduced 
a young man named Hercules 
Renda, who is going to terrify 
opponents somewhere along the 
route. Renda runs, blocks, and 
catches passes like a seasoned 
expert, although this is his first 
year of intercollegiate football.

State Threatens Early

Michigan gave the stronger 
eleven from East Lansing all 
the fight and fire it had, but 
there were too many guns on 
State’s side and the Spartans

MANHATTA

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O VER

REGISTE
SPARTA

Inspired. Manhattan Team 

Checks Spartan Offensive

Michigan State suffered the 
inevitable letdown after the Wol­
verine game and fell victims to 
an aroused band of Manhattan 
Jaspers who pushed the Spartans 
off the unbeaten trail 3 to 0 
at Ebbets field, Brooklyn.

In addition State has probably 
lost the services of Walter (Ole) 
Nelson for the Missouri game 
this weekend. Nelson pulled a 
shoulder muscle late in the last 
period of the Jasper game.

The only score of the game 
came in the last minute of the 
third quarter when Ed Kringle, 
Jasper right half, booted a field 
goal from the 15 yard stripe. 
The Spartans were off their 
usual fine play, bowing to the 
Manhattan men who bewildered 
Coach Charley Bachman’s team 
with a tricky 5-3-2-1 defense.

Johnny Pingel, Spartan ace, 
demonstrated to the eastern grid 
critics a brilliant display of boot­
ing, averaging 52 yards to the 
kick. The deciding break of the 
game came in the third period. 
Soon after the quarter opened, 
Pingel running from kick for­
mation ran to a first down at 
midfield. Forced to punt, Pin- 
gel’s boot rolled out on the one 
foot line. Then Kringle of Man­
hattan kicked from the end zone 
to Halbert, State safety man,
• who made a try for the ball 
fumbling. Zuck, Jasper guard, 
recovered on the Manhattan 40.

The Jaspers after running the 
ball for little gain punted to 
State’s 25,  Pingel flipped a 
short pass to Frank Gaines, 
but the ball slipped from his 
fingers, Manhattan recovering.

MICHIGAN STATE 
BEATS MISSOURI 
ON FUMBLE, 2-0

Columbia, Mo., Oct. 16— 
The University of Missouri had 
a defense today for everything 
its own fumbles and 
except 
bowed to Michigan State for 
the second straight year, 2 to 0. 
The Big Six Tigers, who lost to 
Michigan State, 13 to 0, last 
year at East Lansing, were 
outcharged 263 yards to 57.

Eugene Ciolek, Michigan State 
back, was the spearhead of a 
60 yard march which led to a 
first down on Missouri’s two 
yard line immediately after the 
safety was scored.  Diebold, 
Haney and Pearce bounced off 
the Missouri stone wall in turn, 
however, and Ciolek’s pass was 
incomplete.

Missouri, carried to the Mich­
igan State 36 yard line in the 
third quarter and to the 38 
yard line in the final period. 
Lineups:

Don Johnson, Missouri half 
back, was tackled with Michigan 
State’s third period kickoff on 
the Missouri seven yard line. 
Behind the goal line Full Back 
Porter Robb took a wobbling 
pass from center, dropped it, 
picked up the ball and was 
pinned for the two points by 
Mike Kniek, Michigan State 
end, from Whiting, Ind.

Missouri failed to threaten 
but, led by Huston Betty, cen­
threw back a series of 
ter, 
Spartan marches in 
the last 
two periods.

Michigan State tried two field 
goals in the first half, neither 
of which was close.

Mich. State (2) Missouri (1) 
Diehl ...........L.E.. . .C. Nelson
Speelman . . . L.T............Heidel
Gortat .......L.G.............Simon
Ailing...........C.................Betty
Schroeder . . .R.G..........Kirk
Swartz 
.......R.T......... Rau
Gaines .......T.E.............Pieper
Bruckner ...Q.B..........Ewing
Pingle.........L.H.. . . Kinneson
Collidge .... R.H........Johnson
Kovacich. . . . F.B......... Mason

Safety—Robb (sub for Mason).
Cochrane (Kalamazoo), referee; 
Dennie (Brown) umpire; Lewis 
(Washington), field judge; Ream 
(Washburn), head linesman.

State Overpowers Marquette

In Last Quarter Rally
Spartan Goal Line Uncrossed

the margin of victory in each 
case' being six points^ Mar­
quette, packed by a sophomore 
quarterback, Andrew Bakula 
and Ray Sonnenberg, fought 
the Spartans to a standstill until 
that last quarter when a driving 
attack brought two touchdowns.
After State had suffered set­
backs because of fumbles in the; 
first quarter, Jack Pingel, spear­
head of the Spartan attack, 
tossed an 18 yard pass to Gaines, 
who was downed on Marquette’s 
11 yard line with one minute 
left to play.  Pingel crashed 
over from the six yard line' for 
the first score. Brucknew added 
the extra point from placement.
Sonnenberg Fumbles

Marquette made its bid to 
score at the start of the second 
quarter but it ended abruptly 
when Sonnenberg dropped Bak- 
ula’s pass on State’s 15 yard 
line, with a clear field ahead. 
Neither team was able to ad­
vance into scoring position dur­
ing the remainder of the quarter. 
Early 
third quarter 
Bakula intercepted Pingel’s pass 
intended for Gates in mid field

the 

in 

Kansas Loses To 
Spartans, 16-0, 
As Rivalry Ends

Michigan State Passes 
Bring Victory

East Lansing, Mich., Oct. 30. 
—(Special)—Michigan State 
terminated its football relation­
ship with 
the University of 
Kansas today at Macklin field 
before a crowd of 10,000 with 
a 16 to 0 victory. After being 
held in check for the first half, 
the Spartans broke loose in the 
final twenty minutes to over­
they invaders.  Gene 
whelm 
Ciolek, who replaced Jack Pingel 
in the State lineup, started toss­
ing passe® with but a few 
minutes left in the third quarter. 
The first was. to Mike Kinek 
and was good for eleven yards; 
A twenty-eight yard fourth down 
pass from Ciolek to Jack Coolidge 
moved the ball to Kansas’ 19 
then fired
yard 

line. Ciolek 

another pass to Kinek good for 
nine yards.  Two line bucks 
by Ciolek advanced the ball 
to the 3‘ yard line and on the 
first play of the last quarter 
Ciolek crashed over for the first 
touchdown.  Bruckner kicked 
the point.

A fumble by Clarence Douglas; 
recovered by State on the Kan­
sas; 16 yard line placed the 
Spartans in position to score a 
few minutes 
later.  A pass, 
Pingel to Ole Nelson, was in­
complete in the end zone, Kan­
sas taking thé ball on its- 20 
yard line. Nelson broke through 
and blocked Cadwallader’s kick 
for a safety.

ChaidesWarren then at­
tempted to kick off for Kansas 
but his effort was poor and 
Dave Deihl recovered for State 
on the Jawhawkers’ 43 yard line. 
Deihl, on an end around play, 
picked up sixteen yards. Pingel 
then tossed a pass to Nelson 
for the final touchdown. Bruck­
ner again kicked the points. 
Lineup:

Kansas 

Mich. State
Hardacre ...L.E..........Bremer
Bosilevac.... L.T. . . . Speelman

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Is Victor, 21 to 7, 
Over Marquette

Pingel Runs 80 Yards 
For Last Touchdown

East Lansing, Mich., Oct. 23. 
f- (Special) --Michigan State’s 
power, throttled for two weeks, 
was unleashed in the fourth 
quarter as the Spartans turned 
back Marquette University, 21 
to 7 today. A crowd of 15,000 
saw the two teams battle on 
almost even terms for the first 
three quarters. State lost sev­
eral scoring opportunities through 
loose ball handling.

The victory enabled the Spar­
tans to take the lead in the 
present series between the two 
schools.  The 
four previous 
games were divided evenly, with

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Spartans Win Homecoming

Rally Tumbles 

Temple Eleven 

from Unbeaten

Pingel-Nelson Pass 
Wins Uphill Fight 
For Spartans

By CHARLES P. WARD 
Philadelphia, Nov. 6—A game, 
hard-fighting Michigan State 
football team came from behind 
here today to had the Temple 
University warriors of old Glenn 
Scobey Warner their first set­
back of the season. The score 
was 13 to 6.

Refusing to become discour­
aged after their opponents had 
scored a touchdown in the sec­
ond quarter after completing a 
34 yard pass, 
the; Spartans 
ripped and tore into the Owls

until the feathers flew and put 
across two tallies in the fourth 
period to put the game in the 
bag. Les Bruckner failed to 
convert on the first touchdown 
but made good in his second 
attempt.

It was Helge Pearson, alert 
right tackle, who gave the Spar­
tans the opportunity to get the 
touchdown that tied the score. 
When Allen Nichols attempted 
to get off a punt from his own 
five-yard mark, Pearson smashed 
through and blocked the kick.

McShannock Covers Ball

Tom McShannock, the slam- 
bang center from Muskegon who 
did not win his job until last 
week, did the rest, falling on 
the ball over the goal line. The 
Spartans second touchdown cli­
maxed a 70-yard march down 
the field, a march in which the 
guys from East Lansing clearly 
demonstrated their superiority 
over the Owls.

The final stroke was a nifty

Pingie Wins

For Spartans
His Passes Conquer 
Carnegie Tech.

Mich. State
19—Wayne ....................... 0
19— Michigan................. 14
0—Manhattan 
............... 3
20— Missouri................. 0
2i|g-Marquette................. 7
16—Kansas....................... 0
13—Temple....................... 6
13— Carn. Tech.............. 6

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Carnegie Tech.
14— N. Y. U................... 18
0—Purdue....................... 7
9—Notre Dame ............. 7
0—Temple....................... 7
14—Pittsburgh................. 25
6—Duquesne................... 0
6-—Mich. State............... 13

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By SAM GREENE
East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 13-
—On the forward passing skill 
of John Spencer Pingel, the 
Michigan State College football 
squad rode to a 13 to 6 triumph 
over Carnegie Tech here this 
afternoon.

Both touchdowns, wildly ac­
claimed by a home-coming day 
crowd of 21,000 were direct 
results of Pingel’s passes. The 
first was caught by Ed. Pearce, 
a sophomore substitute from 
Flint and the other by Walter 
(Ole) Nelson, the giant receiver 
from Chicago, whom Michigan 
well remembers. 
It was the 
closing contest of the home sea­
son for State and the Spartans 
had to come from behind to win 
this one, their seventh game of 
the year and their fifth in suc­
cession. The victory was the 
third over Carnegie since the 
two teams opened relations with 
a scoreless tie in a snow storm 
here four years ago.

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MIKNAVICH

HILL

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Spartans Defeat Dons
Orange Bowl Goes to Auburn

Pingel Gets 

Loose For 2 

Touchdowns

Star Halfback Leads
Michigan State to 
14-0 Victory at 
San Francisco

San Francisco—Michigan 
State shook loose Johnny Pingel 
twice in an open field Saturday 
to defeat University of San 
Francisco’s Dons, 14-0, in their 
intersectional football clash be­
fore 25,000 spectators.

Pingel, as fine a halfback as 
had trod Kezar’s turf this sea­
son, made his first break in the 
third period. Starting from his 
own 25 yard line he slipped 
through left tackle, shook off 
tacklers to the midfield stripe 
and then raced alone to the 
goal line.

Late in the fourth period the 
junior from Mt. Clemens, for 
whom Coach Charley Bachman 
claims an All-American rating, 
got loose again. Starting from 
the San Francisco 34, he found 
an opening at 
tackle, 
swerved to the side line and 
crossed the line at the extreme 
corner.

left 

Leslie Bruckner converted on 
the first extra point and George 
Kovacich made good on the 
second attempt.

Pingel’s run climaxed a spec­
tacular football game which 
found San Francisco getting only 
one first down, yet threatening 
seriously to score on three oc­
casions. The home team’s first 
chance came when Halfback A1 
Braga intercepted a Pingel pass 
in the first period and ran 50 
yards to the Michigan State 10- 
yard stripe. The Dons,® how­
ever, lacked scoring power and 
they surrendered the ball on an 
incomplete end zone pass.

In the second period, the San

SUBSTITUTE

GOES OVER

Scores From 3 - Yard 
Line on End Sweep

Auburn
19— Birm. Sou................ 0
0—Tulane ....................... 0
0—Villanova................... 0
33^—MissJfSfate 
............... 7
21- Ga. Tech.................... 0
7—Rice 
.......................... 13
20— Tennessee .............. 6
7—La. State ................... 9
0—Georgia....................... 0
14—Florida ....................... 0
 0
6—Mich. State............. 

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Mich. State
19—Wayne ....................... 0
19—Michigan..................... 14
0—Manhattan 
 3
2- Missouri..................... 0
21— Marquette .............. 7
16—Kansas ....................... 0
13—Temple....................... 6

........... 

13— Carnegie Tech.......... 6
14— San. Francisco........ 0
0—Auburn....................... 6

117 

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By HARRY LEDUC

Miami, Jan. 1.—Auburn of 
Alabama, defeated Michigan 
State 6 to 0 here today to be- 
comelthe first Southern team to 
win in the Orange Bowl, the 
three previous teams from the 
North, Bucknell, Catholic U. 
and Duquesne, having left Flor­
ida triumphant in three annual 
games preceding today’s.

Auburn showed Michigan 
State the best line the current 
team has seen, three regular 
backs, Fenton, Kelly and Heath, 
who rand hard behind that line 
and a passing combination of 
two second-string backs. George 
Kenmore and Ralph O’Gwynne, 
who came up at just the right 
moment to snatch victory. Ken­
more and O’Gwynne combined 
to score the touchdown early in 
the second period when Ken-

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By way of variety, the 1938 

Wolverine offers you the oppor­

tunity of replaying the games 

which constituted the highlights 

of the 1937-38 season. 

The 

key gives you the symbols, simply 

follow it through on the chart.

  
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BASKETBALL COACH VAN ALSTYNE

AWARD WINNERS

L. A. Callahan 

W. E. Carpenter

M. E. Dalrymple

B. J. Dargush

G. Falkowski

M. C. Hutt

C. A. Henry

H. A. Kraft

F. J. Shidler

SEASON

State51

Hope College 

27 

State40

U. of Michigan 

State52

U. of Iowa 

State43

U. of Missouri 

State48

Case School 

State29

U. of Colorado 

State43

U. of Kentucky 

43

37

33

34

31

38

State55

Hawaiian All Stars 31 

State65

U. of Buffalo 

State46

Syracuse U. 

State24

Marquette 

State21

Butler U. 

State27

U. of Kentucky 

State41

U. of Michiganf! 

State26

Marquette U. 

State32

U. of Notre Dame  48

35

59

41

15

30

44

35

40

Dec. 8

Dec. 11

Dec. 22

Dec. 30

Jan. 1

Jan. 5

Jan. 9

Jan. 11

Jan. 14

Jan. 15

Jan. 22

Jan. 28

Feb. 7

Feb. 12

Feb. 19

Feb. 21

Feb. 5

State27

U. of Wisconsin 

DALRYMPLE

FALKOWSKI

CARPENTER

CALLAHAN

PENNER

BASEBALL COACH

JOHN 

KOBS

Officials of the Big Ten Conference rated John 

Kobs as a 

leading 

figure 

in 

intercollegiate 

athletics and named him as an official for Big 

Ten basketball games. To the Spartan 

fol-' 

lowers, however, he has become known and 

liked as Varsity Baseball coach since his 

addition to the coaching staff in 1924.

BASEBALLLETTERMEN

S. Sebo

G. R. Hill

B. M. Henkel

V. E. Kuk

D. Mac Grain

K. E. Nevulis

C. J. Randall

Catcher

Pitcher

Pitcher

Outfield

Outfield

Pitcher

Outfield

H. M. Scott

Second Baseman

M. R. Stemm

Outfield

H. B. Grant 

.

Manager

M. O. Lenhardt 

.

Outfield 

and  Co-Captain

A. O. Diebold

First Baseman

S. Nuznov

First Baseman

G. 

J. Kovacich

Third Baseman

A. J. Libbers

Pitcher

P. J. Moyes

Third Baseman

L. R. Schiefler

Third Baseman

E. S. Ciolek

Short-Stop

MINOR LETTERMEN

Clifton  Allingham 

L. W. Hughes

C.o-Captains Lenhardt and Sebo

Ton Row—Randall, Moyes, Mge. Grant, Coach Kobs, Trainer Hepinstall, Schiefler, Ciolek. 
Middle Row—Kovacich, Nevulis, Kuk, Libbers, Nusnov, Diebold, Scott.
Bottom Roic-\ Henkel, MacGrain,||ebo, Lenhardt, Stemm, Hill.

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Eastern Kentucky Teachers
Newbury College
Oakridge Military Academy
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Elon College
Lake Forest College
Ohio. University
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Western State Teachers
Notre Dame
Western State
Indiana University
Northwestern University
Toledo University
Ohio State University
Ohio State University
Toledo University
Notre Dame
University of Michigan
University of Michigan
Michigan State Normal
Michigan State Normal
University of Iowa
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SCHIEFFLER

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Brown, I. C. A. A. A. A. Cup, Waite, and Frey

Feb. 17. State 63—Michigan State Normal 32.

Every meet record broken.

Feb. 20. State 28—University of Michigan 67.
Mar. 1. State 84—Marquette University 20.

VARSITY TRACK 1937

Dudley set varsity record for 440 with 55.3 seconds. Springer equalled varsity record in 40 low 
hurdles with a time of 5 seconds.

Mar. 12 and 13.  11th Annual Central Intercollegiate Track Meet.

State placed second with 24 points with 13 colleges participating in the run.

Mar. 20. 
Mar. 20. Armour Relays.

Fifth Annual Butler University Indoor Relays.

Greer placed first in the 70 yard dash with 7.2 seconds.

Ap'i! 3. Texas Relays.

Frey placed first in the one mile team relays with a time of 4:26.2 minutes.

ApriUT7. State 88—University of Chicago 43.
April 23 and 24.  Drake Relays.
May 1. State 84-SMarauette University 47.
May 21. State 66}jim Notre Dame 64TV
May 28 and 29. 

I. C. A. A. A. A. Outdoor Meet.

State fourth with 2C)/2 points.

June 4.  12th Annual Central Intercollegiate.

State fourth with 21 points.

June 12.  14th Annual Michigan A. A. U. Track and Field Meet.

State first with 68 points.

MAJOR LETTER WINNERS

Adcock, R. L. 

Boss, G. H. 

Bremer/ E. K. 

Butler, H. L. 

Jenkins, A. G. 

McDurmon, C. J. 

McKenna, G. F. 

McLaughlin, E. L. 

Cantrell, H. W. 

Mueller, C. T., (Capt.) 

Carpenter, W. E. 

Orr, W. B.

Casavola, J. J. 

Osborne, R. L.

Clark, H. C. 

Dudley, D. C. 

Pingel, J. S.

Rapes, A. L.

Edwards, R. A. 

Robinson, G. B.

Frey, R. D. 

Smith, W. H.

Gardner, J. H. 

Sparks, H. L.

Grantham, G. R. 

Springer, D. R.

Green, A. L. 

Greer, E. W. 

Habrle, L. A.

Waite, K. A.

Wright, J. H. 

Yovonovitz, R.

Graft, C. A.

Top Row—Heppinstall, Brown, Young, Dittrich.
Third Bow—Robinson, Pingel, Carpenter, Sparks, Bremer, Yovonovitz, Frey, MacDonald 
Second Row-^-Casavola, Adcock, Springer, Jenkins, Habrle, Waite, McLaughiin, Green, Cseorn. 
Bottom Row—McDurmon, Smith, Gardner, Wright, Capt. Mueller, Cantrell, Orr, Boss.

Captain Mueller

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Oct. 8.  All College Run.  4 miles.

Frey 1st, Boss 2nd, Butler 3rd.

Oct. 16.  State vs. Butler University.  33d? mile.

State 15—Butler 40.

OCT. 22.  Novice Run.  3^2 mile.

Gibson 1st, Martin 2nd, Keller 3rd.

Oct. 19. State vs. Indiana University.  43dz mile.

State 38—Indiana 17

Nov. 6. 

State 

Intercollegiate at Ypsilanti. 
State 19—Western State 56—Michigan Normal 64.

4 mile.

Nov. 13—Michigan A. A. U. at Kalamazoo 4 mile.

State 49—State Frosh 57—Western State 71.

Nov. 15. 

I. C. A. A. A. A. 

5 mile.

State 59—Syracuse 69—-Manhattan 75. 
for winning 
I. 

C. A. A. A. A. Cup 

State 

awarded.

five consecutive years. 

Nov. 22. 

Central 

Intercollegiate. 

4 mile.

Indiana 27—State 47—Wisconsin 82.

Frey, Sparks, Green, Waite, Boss, Butler, Hills

Captain Waite

AWARDS

MAJOR LETTERS

Boss, G. H. 

Hills, R. W. 

Frey, R. D. 

Butler, H. L. 

Green, A. L. 

Sparks, H. L. 

Brundage, J.

Mg

MINOR LETTERS

Grantham, G. R. 

Fager, W. J. 

Mansfield, W. H. 

Fehr, R. B.

Keller, G. C.

MAJOR

C. D. Ball/ Coach 

H. D. ScholtZ/Captain

R. J. Rosa

S. V. Stonebraker 

George Hyatt

MINOR

R. Brugdorfer

S. Kositchek

C. F. Gibbs

J. Thomas Stahle, 
Manager

April

16 M.S.C.

April

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April

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1 M.S.C.

May

6 M.S.C.

May

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May

8 M.S.C.

May

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May

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May

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June

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June 21-26 Nationa
Merion

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University of Wisconsin 

Ohio State 

Northwestern 

Marquette 

Indiana University 

Kentucky University 

University of Cincinnati 

Notre Dame 

Western Reserve 

Wayne

Kalamazoo College 

Alumni

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Nelson, Marquette, Taylor, Marquette

Flowers, Brand, Nelson

MAJOR AWARDS

April

30

State

18

Marquette

E. J. Flowers

May

1

State

8

Northwestern University

May

5

State

6

University of Michigan

MINOR 

AWARDS

May

7

State

9V2

Wayne University

R. P. Nelson

T. H. Brand

N. Taylor

COACH

Van Alstyne

May

8

State 15^

Toledo University

May

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May

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May

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SEASON

Michigan
Purdue
University of Cincinnati
Case
Western Reserve
Ohio Wesleyan
Wayne University
University of Wisconsin
Wayne University

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AWARDS

MAJOR LETTERS

Bell, W. D.

Black, A. R. 

Brightman, A. H. 

Carr, H. F.

Dales, H. P.

LoomiS/ L. N. 

Ochocinski, E. J. 

Sims, A. G. 

Williamson, L. M.

MINOR LETTERS

Armstrong, G. W. 

Bell, P. C.

Ba uer, G. A. 

Byelich, J; D. 

Calhoun, G. H. 

Ruhe, J. S.

Tesar, R. M. 

Ziegenfus, G. A.

Top Row—Pete, Marshall, Tesar, Bauer.
Middle Row—W. Bell, Armstrong, Sims, Carr, Williamson, Calhoun, Loomis, Ochocinski, Dales, Black, Byelich, Coach Daubert
Bottom Row - -ZlKGKNKUS, VlNCENT. 

Co-CAPTAINS BELL AND BRIGHTMAN

Pubdy, Mason, Crowe, Pletz, Stephenson, Bird, Freiberger, Ball.

SQUAD MEMBERS

WRESTLING SEASON

118 lb.-j| Gordon Purdy 
126 Ib.-J-Bryan Ball 

Sam Aldrich 
135 lb.—Ted Crowe 
145 lb.—George Bird 

Bill Mason

155 lb.—Cliff Freiberger 
165 lb.—Dave Pletz

John Kellogg 
175 lb.—Steve Slezak 
Heavy - Dale Stephenson

M.S.C.
5
0
M.S.C.
M.S.C.
6
5
M.S.C.
M.S.C.20
M.S.C.
6
M.S.C.Hi
M.S.C. 15342
M.S.C:38

Wheaton
Michigan
Ohio State
Northwestern
Case
Kent
Franklin & Marshall
Brown
M.l.T.

25
32
26
23
6
24

2634?
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AWARD WINNERS

BOXING SEASON

Don Rossi 

.

Major Letter
.

.

.

Minor Letters

. 

. 

.

. 

Max Wilcox 
Robert Moses
Clint Braidwood
Don Wagner
Nick Novosel
Vincent Apanavice
.
Sander Hillman . 

M.S. C.

3 1-2

Ü. of Florida

4 1-2

M.S. C.

M.S. C.

3

3

Saint Norberts

Washington State

5

5

. 

165 lb.

. 

. ' 115 lb.
125 lb.
135 1b.
145 lb.
155 1b.
175 1b.
Heavyweight

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State
*State
*State
*State
*State
*State
State
*State
*State
*State

SEASON

9V2
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203^

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5
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Culver
Culver
Detroit
119th F. A.
Flint
Iowa State 
Iowa State
Lansing Red Wings 
Demagogues
Saginaw

*home games

No. 1 

Tom Matlack, Captain

No. 2—George Burns

Emil Larson

No. 3a-Manuel Arteaga

Student Manager—Clifford Foerst

Foerst, Wilcox, Burns, Arteaga, Matlack, Larson, Worcester, Weaver

Page 320

Grenzke, Arteaga, Long, Bisgeier, Gargett, Balle, Weissert, Sussman

SEASON

M. S. C.

7 1-2

Wayne

9 1-2

M. S. C.

M. S. C.

M. S. C.

8

10

11

Western Reserve

Ohio State

Cincinnati

9

7

6

M. S. C.

10 1-2

Lawrence Institute

6 1-2

M. S. C.

8 1-2

Wayne

8 1-2

M. S. C.

9 1-2

Lawrence Institute

7 1-2

M. S. C.

8 1-2

U. of Chicago

8 1-2

AWARDS

Major Awards

John Long

Manuel Arteaga

Minor Awards

Benjamin Bisgeier

Edwin Balle

George Gargett

George Grenzke

• W. A. A.

• • GREEN SPLASH

• 

• 

•

SCIMITAR

GREEN SPLASH

W. A. A.

Green Splash, girls’ swimming honorary at 
Michigan State College, was organized 
in 
1927 to stimulate interest in swimming and to 
Its outstanding function 
sponsor pool activities. 
of the year is a gay, colorful pageant, presented 
each spring term.  The splashers also sponsor 
all-college Date Nights and splash parties 
throughout the year.

A girl may become a member of W. A. A. 

after she has earned one hundred points, has 

acquired a C. average or better in her academic 

subjects, and has been 

initiated at one of the 

term 

luncheons. 

Once membership has been 

achieved, the girl must obtain at 

leas®twenty- 

five points each 

term 

to 

remain 

in 

the organil 

zation.

Girls desiring membership in the organization 

Some of the major events sponsored by W. 

have 

long hard swimming tests to pass both fall 

A. A. are: 

an 

Intramural Program, Freshman 

and winter terms. 

If they are successful, their 

Breakfast  Hike, 

Hockey  Alumni 

Game 

for 

names are. submitted to the active members 

for 

Homecoming,  Booth 

for Farmers’ Week, and 

consideration.

High School Basketball Playday.

T. Jordan, G.Armstrong, C. Wheatley, 
R. Fritshe, L. Herbage, F. Botsford, 
R. Ogden, H. Skidmore, J. Schmidt, 
E. Converse.

M. Erickson, E. McCurdy, C. Adas, 
D. Parker, L. Pratt, J. Jones, L. 
Endelman.

OFFICERS

Laura Ann Pratt Vice-Pres. 

Catherine Adams . 

. Pres. 

Jean Jones . 

. 

. Secretary 

Eileen McCurdy 

. 

. Treas.

MANAGERS

Frances Botsford 
Margaret Coilinge 
Eunice Converse 
Laurine Endleman 
Mildred Ericson 
Rosemary Fritsche 
Lois Herrage 
Tassie Jordan 
Ruth Ogden 
Jane Schmidt 
Harriet Skidmore

OFFICERS

Bernice Proctor 

President 

Laura Ann Pratt Vice-Pres. 

Frances Botsford  Secretary 

Louise Gardner 

Treasurer

L Endelman, L. Gunnison, F. Botsford, 
L. Pratt, L. Gardner, J. Jones, 
B. Dehn.

M Berridge, E. McKibbin, N. Farley, 
E. McCurdy, C. Byrum, P. Osmer, 
K. Foster, M. Suesz.

, 0, Krehl, R. Lord, M. Gunn, E. Klein- 
hans, M. Stanton, B. Sears, T.Jor-

Front 
Back Row—H. Pratt, Jackson, Schmidt, Stringer, Smith, Ruttle, Bishop, Green, Snelling, Prevey.

Altman, Jubb, L. Pratt, Ericson, Fritche. Collinge.

OFFICERS

Scimitar, an organization of women 

fencers 

Laura Ann Pratt 

.

Rosemary Fritche 

Ruth Jubb 

Margaret Collinge

President

Vice-Pres.

Secretary

Treasurer

at Michigan State College, was organized 

last 

fall 

to promote the art of fencing and 

to give 

its  members 

recreation 

and 

practice 

in 

the 

sport.

MEMBERS

Ida Altman 

Esther Bishop 

Mary Alice Smith 

Eugenia Snelling 

Margaret Collinge 

Eleanor Stringer

Rosemary Fritche 

Vesta Green 

Pledges

Eleanor Jackson 

Rosemary Betzing 

Ruth Jubb 

Helen Pratt 

Dorothy Dixon 

Amelia Fodar 

Laura Ann Pratt 

Jane Harvey 

Do nna Prevey 

Virginia Ruttle 

Jane Schmidt

Virginia Niendorf 

Ruth Rigterink 

Helen Spleet

Regular  meetings 

are  held 

every Tuesday 

evening 

under 

the 

direction 

of  Miss 

Effie 

Erecson, 

club 

adviser. 

The  members 

have 

represented Michigan State 

in  matches with 

Wayne, Olivet, and the University of Michigan,- 

and they teach beginning 

fencers 

in W. A. A. 

classes. 

Outside 

activities  during 

the 

year 

have 

included  picnics,  parties 

and 

a  match 

with the freshman men.

1

JM

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Today we are proud of being the builders of another 

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It indicates progress for Michigan State and for Reniger 
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SENIORS NOT —

Harold Creyts

Paul W. Ford

Ralph G. Orcutt

POLICE ADMINISTRATION 

Betty J. Alexander 

Mary B. Cansfield

DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS

Frieda Anderson 

Jane Anderson 

Jessie L. Barton 

Virginia D. Bates 

Josephine Battles 

Marion Beardsley 

Virginia Benedict 

Charlotte Benge 

Esther L. Bishop 

Constance Blakely 

Mildred Bredahl 

Lois C. Bristol 

Ida N. Brower 

Alice Bull 

Betty L. Burns 

Dalice S. Benge

George W. Armstrong 

Gladys Armstrong 

Frances J. Atkinson 

Wesley Avins 

Jean E. Barman 

Emma B. Barnum 

William W. Barber 

Harry C. Beaman 

Andrew F. Bednar 

Jeane Beukema 

Myldred Bingham 

Eleanor C. Bishop 

Ruth C. Carr

Mary E. Creyts

Marta Dalen

Marjorie Dayis

Jennie C. Day

Thora D. Forrister

Catherine A. French

Josephine Green

Genevieve Greenway

Norma Heckroth

Helen E. Hodgkins

Amy J. Holmblade

Merle M. Houser

Evelyn L. Johnson

Gladys M. Joughin

DIVISION OF LIBERAL ARTS 
Liberal Arts

Robert Castell

John Coolidge

Eugene Cummins

Patrick J. Dalton

Jeanette T. Danin

Robert Darcy

June C. Dean

Alice E. Demorest

John T. Derrickson

Lois S. Devereaux

Aline B. Emens

Catherine Garlent

Norman H. Boettcher 

William W. Gladden

Dorothy H. Kenney

Alice L. Lang

Majore A. Lovering

Jeanne E. Mann

Martha Marshall

Loretta Masterson

Nancy McGarry

Caroline V. Mitchell

Wilda B. Morgan

Elizabeth Pratt

Elizabeth Sears

Ruth L. Starke

Agnes P. Teske

Clara E .Wilson

Clarinda E. Winegar

Margaret Woodman

Thomas B. Nolan

Lloyd J. Onyon

Evellina M. Parker

Jack D. Parker

George Patterson

Robert R. Peterson

John Pingel

Vidian L. Roe

Dorothy C. Rozan

Myrtle Salibury

George S. Schultz

Myron K. Scott

Robert O. Sherman

Betty L. Sherratt

Donna Sigby

Barbara Struble

Arthur S. Taylor

Albert J. Theiler

Neil M. Tracy

Urban J. VanDyke

Joseph Watson

Gertrude L. White

John Wickstrom

Betty Youngs

Charles Bonney 

Lois R. Bower 

Barbara Brattin 

Irene Brewer 

Edward Brown 

James C. Brown 

Nellie L. Brown 

George M,. Burns 

John H. Burton 

Marston H. Busch 

Beryl B. Campbell

David M. Barthold 

Orlo Barton 

William D. Barton 

Glenn Breitenwischer 

Alan H. Brightman 

Robert Bruce 

Robert Bucknell 

Garrett E. Burgess 

Floyd Burston 

Leo G. Carlson 

David A. Cotter

Ann Green

Margaret Harris

Gus Harrison

Davis S. Haugh

Hazel Helgemo

Arthur Jenkins

Mary R. Knape

Alvin F. Kowalski

Herbert M. Lash

Bernice M. Medor

Amanda A. Moore

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Clayton W. Cromer

Ethan R. Cunningham

Roger E. DeVries

Donald Donaldson

Max Emmons

James E. Foreman

Willo G. Henne

Arthur C. Hinz

John E. Kuk

Nelson G. Lash

Robert MacDonald

Everett McLellan

Edward Osborn

Charles H. Rosetta

Frank D. Russo

Harper Scott

Howard B. Smith

Robert H. Swart

Gretchen Van Sluyters

Kenneth A. Waite

William Whitmore

Evelyn J. Whitney

Archer W. Wright

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La ura J. Barden 

Elizabeth Berry

SENIORS NOT PICTURED-Continued

PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC

Florence Carter 

Vivian Proctor 

Mrs. Majel Schneider

APPLIED MUSIC

Harold Smith 

Elizabeth Stafford

Archie Black

Morris Hochberg

William D. Bell 

HOTEL ADMINISTRATION

Robert A. Mummey

Robert L. Poczik

Philip M. Stone

DIVISION OF VETERINARY SCIENCE
Veterinary Medicine 

Clarence C. Bach 

Walter B. Bradley 

Frank Carter 

Maurice E. Clark 

Alden T. Eash 

Gracent Eidt 

George J. Fohey 

Wallace Hornbacher 

John W. Cunkelman

Raymond B. Larcom

Robert D. Baker 

Robert B. Edwards 

Valerie Freidman

Medical Biology 

Margaret Gardner 

Mrs. Ettie Hurshman

Albert C. Nagles 

William F. Riley 

James L. Roberts 

Clifford Westerfield 

Alan W. Winter

Edward T. O ’Keefe 

Helen L. Reid 

Irene Rutkowski

INDEX
A
Abrahamson, K.-------------—46, 150
Abdo, K. -----------------------------106
Acker, W. ---------------------■-----SI
Ackerman, C. —■—>-----.----------106
Ackerman, V.------------------46, 122
Ackles, A. ----------------- 
 __106
Ackley, E. -----------------■—----—-
Adams, C. --------------------46, 324
Adams, C. A. -----------------------81
Adams, C. M. ----------.----------106
------------46, 244, 227
Adams, E. 
Adams, J.--------------- 
81
Adams, R. ------■------------106, 249
Adams, V.-----------------------------95
Adcock, R.---------------------280, 309
Ahlberg, A. --------------------------81
Airey, J.-----------------------------106
Alaspa, O____46, 233, 236, 261. 272
Albee, J. ---------------------------

SH  g--------------------46, 61. 230
Aldrich 
lut)
Aldrich! S. —46, 148, 228, 231. 280

jM. 

Alexander, F. ----------------95, 142
Alkire, M. —------------------106. 194
Allen, J. -----------------------------°1
Allen, N. --------------------*-----*-95
Allingham, C. ----------80, 81,  246
Allured, R.--------------46, 226, ^.35
Althouse,  G. ---------------------106
Altman, I. --------------------------1"®
Alvanos, G. --------------------------81
Ameil. J._________81, 158, 260
Amon, M. —--------—81, 172, 258
Amron, A. ------„—I----— -----146
Amsden, A. -----------------130, 214
Amsden, J. -----81, 156, 206, 258
Andern, E.-------S-----------------81
Anderson, A.-----------------------81
Anderson, B.------------------- —134
Anderson, C.-----------11------|§106
Anderson, C. _____148, 245, 260
Anderson, C. ------------------11--106
Anderson, D. ----------------162, 270
Anderson, D. D. -------------81, 170
Anderson, D. H. -------------95, 156
Anderson, D. P. -------------------46
Anderson, D. --------------------------
Anderson, F.-------------------81, 122
Anderson, F. _____81, 244, 228
Anderson, H. -----------------95, 140
Anderson, J. ----------fl-----------132
Anderson, 
'S. _____194, 196, 200
Anderson, W. L.__160, 226, 228
Andre, H. _______________106
Andrews, L. _____________106
Andros, J. --------------------------95
Andrus, M. L.----------------------231
Anema, G. _______________235
Anger, M. ____________95, 140
Angers, M. ______________106
Anker, S. ________________95
Antilla, V. -------------------------106
Antonetti, C. _____________95
Apanavice, V. ______a»--------46
Applegate, P. _____________81
Applegate, R. _______94, 95, 140
Appleton, I.______________260
Archer, A. _______________106
Arduin, R. ___________225, 226
Armbruster, E. ________95, 156
Armbruster, L. _______106, 249
Armenis, M. ___________._106
Arms, R. ________ 
81
Armstrong, E. V. __________95
Armstrong, E. ____________138
Armstrong, G.__120, 178, 200, 324
Arney, R. _______________95
Arnold, A.____________—Hy..;_95
Arnold, B. ____________81, 130
Arnold, F. ____81, 198, 200, 258
Arnold, N. ______________106
Arnold, W. ___JS- J______-95
Arteaga, M. __JIÜ—______239
Ashley, M. ______46, 207, 208
Ashley, N. _______________81
Asire, B. ________:_____81, ISO
Asman, M. ________________81
Atchison, F._______________95
.___ili,____-__81
Atkin, W. 
Atkins, E. ___ 
106
Atwater, C.________JS.260, 272
Aungst, D. __________ 
136
Aurand, L. 
______JJä§il__95
Austin, B.___M___$L.i>281, 126
Austin, J.______46, 232, 233, 234
B

Baar, S. ________ 
106
Babcock, W.______________166
Backstrom, F.__________95, 176
Baessler, A.  —'____________81
Bailey, R.--------------------J195, 130
Baird, W. _________Jf___H.1'74
Baker, B. ______Sk__________106

Baker, D. R.__
Baker, D. ______P_________95
Baker, E.____J ~ I ~ 
ins
Baker, G. ------------g__106, 244

95

_Ü9_ ____ 

Baker, R. 
Baker T. F. -—I„iri_l95,-“l70
Bala, P.____________  _ I_95
Balassess, S. 
------------------ Ï06
Ba cam, R.-------------------------106
---------------------106
Baldwin, G 
---------------------106
Baldwin, M. 
Baldwin, R.-------------------95 
170
Baker, G. 
01
Baker, J._”_III—IIIIIII.Ï76

Ball, B. D. ____80, 81, 148, 229
BaIlj|L. _________________95
Ballard, R. __________95. 178
Ballenger, J. _____150, 232, 234
Bandeen, M. ______________81
Bank, T. ________________106
Bankowski, R. _________46, 239
Banks, M. __________—95, 138
Bantleon, E. ___________S|_176
Barbour, H. ______________106
Bare, E. _________ki_____46
Barden, L. __________94, 140
Barker, D. ______________106
Barkman, M._____________106
Barlow, R. _______________273
  95, 164
Barner, N. ------------- 
Barnes, A. ______ 
81
Barney, R. _______________106
Barnum, R. ______________106
Barrett, C. D. ____________241
106
Barrett, W. --------------- 
Barrett, W. --------------------------81
Barringer, J.__46, 140, 194, 247
Barron, F. _______;------150, 236
Barry, B. -------------------106, 172
Barschak, R. -----------------------146
Bartelli, L. ---------------------—95
Bartels, W. ________-—188, 242
 178
Barthold, D. ——------------- 
Barthold, R. _____J®—178, 234
Bartleson, J. ______252, 260, 272
Bartol, F. ---------------------t-----158
Bartol, M. ----------------- 
95
Barton, D. --------------------■—-130
Barton, J.--------------------A—238
Barton, O. -------------------— _172
Barton, W.---------- 
148
Basler, H. --------------------------106
Bastow, A. __________106, 140
Batchelor, W. --------- 
106
Batdorff, R.---------------—------170
Bates, E. ____________95, 120
Bates, F. ____________95, 140
Bates,  R. _______________106
Bates, V. 
122
----------- 
Batsakis, P._____________—106
Battenfield, A. ----------------.—106
Battles, J._____■___--ffl-----140
Bauer, M.---------------------------120
Baumann, M.-----------------------142
Baumgras, P. ______________81
-------------a- —---------95
Baxter, J. 
Baxter, S.---------------- 
106
Baxter. V. _________;_3jlflL—106
Bayard, R. _______________172
Beach, M. J. -------S§——
----46
Beal, L. ________M------■g-172
Beale, J. ________:------249, 258
Beard, M._§§_------iki—m—158
Beardslee, G. -------------JSBM.106
Beardsley, M. ______——191, 238
Beattie, H. _______81, 207, 208
Beaubien, P. __________46, 280
Beaver, J.____________-158, 258
Beck, K. ______________-—180
Beckman, D. ________.-‘81, 136
Beckwith, I. ____------—273
Bedell, G. ________—
 154
Bedford, J.____________94, 237
Beebe, R. _________—----------46
Beebe, R. _____:___:-----------106
Beecher, H. ______fc-—95, 134
Beery, D. _______J— -----259
Beesley, J. ____________I—106
Begle, M.______■—g.95, 
126
Behn, J. --------------------Jg----261
Bekken, M. ________MB.—106
Belknap, M. _________ 
 95
Bell. E. _______________—106
Bell, L. _________M
Bell, P.___I----------------------81
Bell, R. __________________46
Bell, W._______45, 248, 280, 317
Belleau, J. ____________——258
Beiland,  R. si_____ 
95
Bement,  B. _____________106
Bement, B.______________-138
Bement, M.______________138
Bendall, B. _______________134
Bender,  D. —.—------------------¿-„81
Benedict, R. _____________106
Benge, C. _______-_______95
Benge, D._______ 
95
Bengry, E.______________106
Bengry, H. 
:_________!_106
Bengry, R. _________¿.1__81, 246
Benjamin, K.__________106, 226
Benner, E. ____________81, 142
Bennett, R.______-_______154
Benton, B. ____________47, 191
Benton, F. ____._________190
Berg, W.______________95, 180
Berger, D.  _______—-S 
106
Bergin, B.  _________|§—, 95
Berglund, W. _____________106
Bergy, M.__________--____154
Berkman, E._________!:_47, 152
Berliner, B. __________95, 249
Bernard, A. _____________106
Berridge, M.________81, 138, 325
Berry, E._________140, 211, 214
Bertlesen, D. _________ 
106
Besançon, J. _____________134
Besch, E. ________________95
Bettesworth, C. _______-JBij_81
Betzing, R.____________95, 126
Beukema, C. _______kJ8L95, 212
Beukema, J._______122, 207, 208
Bialy, J.______________47, 122
Bierkamp, W. _________106, 176
Bigelow, R. _________M___106
Biggs, M. ------------------H___106
Bigler. W. ____________82, 273
Bignell, G. _________¿1___95
Bingham, D. _____________106

■

-------------- 

Bingham, G. _____________106
Bingha, H. R.___—_______178-
Bingha, M. S.____________134
Bingham, M. ________Ijfl—209
Binkley, J.______________106
Bird, G, —____________148, 225
Bird, J. _________148, 220, 244
Bird, J. _________________106
Bishop, D._____._________106
Bishop, E.____.______HL__126
Bishop, E.____._______191, 122
Bishop, H. _______Hflfl____47
Bishop, M. — ____SS___94, 95
Bishop, T.___—________ _208
Bishop, T. ______ 
212
Black, A.__120, 261, 270, 280, 317
Black, A. -_k_______Jg_iggpfL212
Black, B. :-IL__SfBglt______106
 P 106
Black, C. _________ 
Blackburn, B. _________Hii_106
Blackburn, E. ____________106
Blackney, S.__82, 138, 196, 223.
247
Blair, N. _____  ^^H--~-___47
82
Blair, R. _______ 
Blakely, C. __________ 
130
Blanchard, I. ________—M-—106
Blanchard, J. ----.-------k§_106, 178
Blank, G. __M___47, 160, 228, 231
Blasko, B. __■----■—i*-----106
Blessing, D.  ____ML—-------106
Bliss, D. ____________¡847, 154
Bliss, P. --------------------------—106
Blomgren, R. ____-B95, 138, 237
Blomquist, G. -------——-H-——95
Blough, D. ______%-------------82
Blue. M. ________H----------106
Blue, R. Li. _____________106
Blue, R. _____—-------B——178
Blum, 
-------__|^g-146
Blunt, J.________________166
Blyth, W. J. _____—47. 
252
Boardman, W.___150, 234, 261, 272
Rockstanz, J. ——
------106
Bodmer, Y. ----------MK----------138
Boell, E. j—______209, 227, 244
Boer, M. ____________94, 138
Boettcher, N. ---------------245, 246
Bogdanik, A. 
82
Bogue, F. 
----------------—^------106
Bohn, C. _________—260. 270
106
Bohnet, R. _______ 
Bolla, E. ------ 
— 106
Bollinger, K.-----!----47, 233, 236
Bolster, R.___—-----------------260
-----JgK95
Boll, H. _______■
Bolt, L.__B—I-------11 122
Bolthouse, D._______82, 180, 196
Bond. J. ___ 
-J.-106
Bond, R.__-----------------MSi270
Boniece, W. __________95. 154
Bonney, C. ______S-;_iS_247, 261
Booth, A. —____I---------------180
^—95
Booth, I). __________ 
Borland, M. ----------- 
 HgHSm
Bos, M. ____________195. 214
Botsford, F. ______82, 324, 325
Bottje, E. --------------------47, 261
Bottoms, G. ------------------M||B95
Boucher, J. --------------------H--82
Boughner, J. _______;----^^H-156
Bouma, D. __________S——95
Bouwkamp, E. ----------——82, 235
Bovill, J. ___________BBfe-260
Bow, F. ^--------------------------—106
Bowditch, B.---------B— ----S—95
Bowe, R.______ 
 95, 158
Bowen, J.--------J8-—JH_122, 221
-—106
Bowen, A. --------- 
Bower, M. _______ 
—106
Bower, R. —_____—___S-95, 273
Bowers, K.__£.i_.¿iW-------------47
Bowers, M.------------- 
95. 134
Boyd, D. _______80, 82, 178, 23 <
Boyd, M. __________ 
-¿,95
Boyer, E. ______M.------------206
Boyd, R. ---------------------BH-106
Boyle, W.------------1|------------106
Braden, W. _______PMWI——230
Bradley, J. ________—134!
Brady, W. E—B___-ISgj---------156
Braidwood. C. ----—M-s----------95
Brainerd. M. E. ___Ml.——106, 136
Brakel, W. __________ 
229
Branch, G.___—----------------152
Brandenburg, W. ___ 
 P_95, 178
Brandow, D.________;----------106
Branigin, C.____ — —-------176
Branz', C. —-------- 
¿1-47, 246
Brassington, D. _____  ,_P_82
BratUÎH. ________WM—95. 150
Brattin, B.____—_m44, 120, 186
Braun, G. _________■—JL207
Bray, W.___—H_____-106, 156
 __M^i—_95
Breckenridge, W. 
Breitenwischer, G._____ 
_246
Bremer, E.____259, 280, 286, 309
Brewbaker, W. ______ 
82, 26°
Brewer, A. ___IBM_______47
Brewer, I._____g_________140
Brey, A. _______________— 95
Brian, G._____JM—218. 2^8 
2°1
Brian, J. ______■1-47, 218, 231
Brice, D.JI___ ___________ 95
Brice, R. _________82, 260, 272
Bricker, H.___________ 
  252
Brier, R. -----------------------95, 154
Briggs, E. --------------------------106
Briggs, M. ____________95, 234
Brigham, E. 
____________212
Brightman, A.__45, 156, 249, 261,
270, 272, 280, 317
95, 156
95

Brightman, R. _______ 
Briley, C. ___________ 

J. _____ 

Brintnall, L. _______—‘___106
Bristol, R.______;_________95
Brittin, E.____,________ISS_95
Brody, J. ________________95
Bronoel, R._______________156
Brooks; 
_47, 136
Brooks,  R. E.__--_47, 232, 234
, 106
Brose, H. gBs—S_JH__— 
Brower, I. ________,___ 
—95
Brower, J. ________—261, 272
Brown, C. __LsJ*.____-4______82
Brown, G._______________122
Brown, 
J. S__________82, 162
Brown,  N. H___jP_.—95, 120, 247
Brown, N. J.____.-Si______106
Brown, N,_—(BHISSH--44___124
Brown,  R. ____________82, 235
Brown, R. __j_______P___106
Brown, R. _________--8BHS-106
95
Brown, T.__M-— 
Bruce, B. J.___■________130
Bruce, R. _________^—17,8» 261
Brudy, W. _____________—106
Brummelhoff, G. _______82, 191
Brundage, J. --—47, 150, 233, 234, 
261, Z7Z
Bryan, P. ---------------82> 228> 22®
Bryant, A. C. ----------------lnfi-_996
Brzoznowski, A. -------------
Brzoznowski, T. ------------------106
Buchanan, B.------------__-_-öö"_7on
Buckholz’, A.-----------------82> J8®
Buckingham, G.--------------82> 229
Buckler, R. -------- 
-82
Buckley, J. ----------------„—---—JO”
Bucknell, R.-----118, 246, 2o9, 270
Buckner, M.------------—80, 82, 180
Budinski, J. ---------------A------106
Buechner, M. ---------------------S-1"0
Buege, F. --------------------------
Buffmyer, R. ------------- 
Bull, M. A. B----------------------H
o11ii  t 
106
Bullte, ClS---—----------------95, 212
Burge, F.-----------------------^-----28”
Burgess, G.--------------------------45«
Burhans, R. -Jfÿ—-------
Burke, K. _______Ä------82, 138
Burl, L.-----------------W--|§------95
Burleson, W.-----------------------J-06
Burley, L. L. ----------1|_—_-—106
-106
Burlington, M. ----------—
Burnett, W. V. — ------S----—106
Burns, B.  -----MS------------------122
Burns, G.------^-----------—Ki—1 ^
Burrows, G._—-------^-1----------106
Burrows, L.---—------------—:-106
Burr^Smith, H. _______—47, 212
Burt, B. B_____________—82
Burt, E. Hi________-3—-a-106
Burt, P,—-------- 
259
Burton, D.  ___—Ai-^8, 261, 272
Burton, J. —-------—
Burton, P. — JBua------------—82
Busch, M. ____—~-—H—------—201
Bush, O. _____——•—^
Bush, W.-----4;--—----—5M-;—82, 235
Busser,- A.-------------,—-■—168
Bust, M.------------------- 
 82, 230
Buth, M.  ___——:----------------148
Butler, C.__________—s.—.106
Butler, H. _____ 
212
Butler, L.__________—B--—48
Butler, M.-----------------—7A—106
Butterfield, K. ____——:--------82
Butterfield, V.__— .82, 120, 209
Button, C. ________ 
.------—106
Button, R.__—,
Buzenberg, R.-----80, 82, 178, 304
Buzzard, M.________48, 126, 194
Byrd, J. ____________Ü82, 174
Byron, K. _________95, 156, 235
120, 325
Byrum, C. _____ 

^M.^.s148

——178

-84

B

C
Cade, W.__232,. 233, 236, 261, 270
Calabrese, P. ^____________-95
Caldwell, T.____________95, 162
280,
Calhoun, G.__82, 164, 260, 
317
Callahan, L. -ii-feA—_280, 299, 300
Caloory, F. —48, 166, 258, 270, 280
Cameron, Avery ___________174
Cameron, J._ii—_-______83, 178
Campana, J. _____ 
83, 258
Campau, E. J.__-____¿1__--48
Campau, F. ______|i._:______83
Campbell, B. 
___k— JP.48
Campbell, C.__________48, 150
Campbell, C._____8|_______95
Campbell, L._____________2S1
Campbell, M._^____;_______95
Campbell, R.___-v,___—___229
Campbell, V. __________95, 136
Canfield, J. ___!__________106
Carclay, B. ___-__li—_____48
Carlisle, J. ______________106
Carlson, C. ____U_________48
Carlson, D._______ ________95
Carlson, L.-------48, 180, 245, 246,
258, 260, 270
Carlson, O. _______48, 233, 234
Carlson, V.____________83, 277
Carlton, J. _________________95
Carlton, R.-------212, 252, 26oI 272
Carpenter, C._____________260
Carpenter, E._____________106
241
Carpenter, M. ____ 
Carpenter, R.__________48, 212
Carpenter, W.BL__80, 83," 178,’ 185,
259, 280, 299, 300, 309

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Carr, H, ..________48, 280, 317
Carr, P. _____________— 106
Carr, R. ________________138
Carr, W.____________ft®..156
Carso, H.__________83, 130, 196
Carso, M. _______________194
Carson, D. _______________95
Carter, F.BjM—______83, 48, 132
Carter, F. ______48, 152, 239, 240
Carter, M. .________________48
Cartwright, R. ____________106
Castenholz1, D.__________82, 130
Castle, R.__.__._______M.83
Catlin, V. ________________260
Caul, D. ______ft!________107
Cavanaugh, K._____83, 160, 242
Cawood, H. __________107, 134
Cestowski, J._________1MHI107
Chaddock, E._____..ft______.83
Chamberlain, C. __107, 206, 226,
273
Chamberlain, E. __...'__95, 198
Chamberlain, K.________.-----95
Chambers, J. _____.JsL.____95
Chandler, F. -IBM-_______107
Chandler, N._______________95
Chapman, H._iJs&KtiI___JH107
215, 107
Chard, J. _______ 
Chard, L.__MM_______W -48
Charter, G._Mg._.JL__259, 48
Charter, R. ___._________Ml07
.______ 
Chartos, W. 
168, 107
Chase, F. 
________J§_Bftl07
Chatelle, E. _________.__140, 48
Cheney, L. ___________MB__83
Chersack, W._____________215
Chicoine, H. ft_________234, 83
Chiesa, F.________________95
Childs, M.______ 
138, 107
Christensen, J. 
ft__________95
Christensen, M. ______MB|ij_49
Christensen, R.______—231, 107
Christian, R. _____®|BBplSL_107
Christopherson, F.____M_____107
Church, B. ___________I§M_107
Churchill, C.______________95
Churchill, E. _____________107
Ciolek, E.__80, 259, 83, 280, 303,
286, 307
Clapp, J. ________________95
Clapper, J.___________ftfll_107
_______128, 209, 49
Clare, H. 
Clark, C. ____;_____226, 95, 107
Clark, C. _________fl__225, 49
Clark, D._____g|&.__148, 240, 239
Clark, G. _________....___95
Clark, G. _____,■ MB___ft _l07
Clark, J. ________________154
Clark, K. ________MM_____107
Clark, L._______________1*83
Clark, L.______g_.___,L: 
120
Clark, M. ___________8§.__239
Clark, N.________________154
Clark, R. r_______________170
Clark, R. ____________ 
;_95
Clark, T. -----------------------218, 83
Clarkson, W, ..______—_____107
Claudy, J. _____________—107
Clemens, V. _____________107
Clement, K.__162, 80, 248, 194, 83
Clemett, R. ----,-------,----------134
Clemow, C. ------------,-----.ft—95
Cleveland, G. _____________83
Clifford, M.______J»------------49
Cline, K. _____252, 260, 272, 49
Clore, R.________£------;_ft_107
Clothier, P.1____H-------.ftM— 226
Cloud, C.________________107
Clough, R. _____;----,---234, 83
Clugston, G. _______ft-------107
Coffee, J. ________________245
Coffman, J.---—— ,—------164
Coggan, B. 
._____—260, 212, 83
Coggan, T. _______________96
Cogswell, L.------.-------------H—49
Cohen, B. ____________-M-107
Cohen, G.___M_________M.96
Colby, M _____________P—96
Colby, H. ft_______ft__128, 49
Colby, R. _________________96
Cole, R.__________________96
Cole, R._________________®96
Coleman, E. _____________107
Coleman, L. __225, 220, 208, 49
Collar, H. 
_______226, 260, 83
Collar, J.___________94, 237, 96
Collide, K. ____________128, 96
Collinge, M. ______ 
140, 83
Collinge, W. _______MM206. 96
96
Collins, A. __________ 
Collins, G. _______-MR___107
Collins, G. ________M__St_154
Collins, J. ____233, 218*$234, 49
Collins, L. ____ 
49
Collins, L. -----------M8L-138. 49
Colthorp. D. __________140, 49
Colton, M. 
___________138, 107
Colwell, F,_______________107
Come, A. _________ftlft____96
Conant, N. __________196, 107
Conklin, A. _______JSL.178, 96
Conklin, J. ____________142, 83
Connelly, W.________.____107
Connor, W. ___________ 
49
Odnolly, J.  ________233, 225, 49
107
Cdnover, V. __________ 
Converse, B. ________ 
107
Converse, E. __________324, 49
Converse, G.____148, 228, 231, 49

...-----------------------154, 260

Convoy, M. ___________247, 49
Cook, D. _________MB 
Jp-138
Cook, E. _______..___H___140
Cook, G. _____._____.____107
Cook, H. 
gSMS------J8____96
Cook, J.M—___________ft___107
Cook, L. _________Pg|—____226
Cook, R. _________—
107
Cook, S. _£§____________—122
Cooley, C. -------—.Mft---------107
Cooley, R. 
 ___________180, 83
Coon, M. Mgl______________107
Coonrod, C. ____—________;107
Coonrod, E. __________174, 96
Coonrod, L._______________96
Cooper, B. __________8225, 83
Cooper, E.______________107
Cooper, H. ___________ft__49
Cooper, M.__IS__________107
Coors, L. ______________S-207
Cope, G.__MM___156, 220, 198
Corbett, A.ftpi._____________83
Corbishley, R. ________196, 107
Cordon, N. ___________¿«283
Core, B. —Jg.130, 44, 196, 193, 49
Cornelius, R. ____________£¿96
Cornell, B._____MIL___214, 107
Corns, B. ________..___Ml|_126
Corrigan, J.___ft.______134, 83
Corson, C. ______ft____240, 49
Cortright, A. _____.|S_94, 
96
Cosens, K. _______M 
236. 50
Oourchaine, M. _________225, 83
Cousino, L.__IQ_______S 156
Couture. F. ML,_MgMMftl07
Coville, D. _______________107
Cowden, G. 
Cowing, F.-------_------------------166
Cox, M. _____________gi_107
Cox, O._._150, 261, 272, 234, 50
Cox, T. _._M__m_____IBWI-107
Coy, C.------ft:--------——-----107
Craig, C. ___________ft------83
 ------------S§---------107
Craig, J. 
Cram, E. ____________138, 107
Cramer, Q. _______________150
Cramton, R._ft-------------IMP-107
Crane, A._156, 272, 260, 244, 96
Crane, E.__23_____:---------21*50
Cravens, M. _____________107
Crawford, B. _________.___107
Crawford, K._____________107
Crawford, S. ________ 
.107
Creith, J. ________________83
Crell, E. _______________—107
Cressman, C.___________235, 50
Crew, R._____________M__107
Crippen, K. _____________83
Oripps, D. _______________50
Crissman, W._—_ftll_Hsft 83
Crist, J._____________—___50
Crist, P. ft.____M______M.107
Croel, C. _________________140
Cromer, C._______________154
Cronin, A. _____________..—107
Cropsey, D. ____________235, 96
Crosby, V. —ft___________126, 96
Cross, R. _____________Sftl54
Crossman, D. ------- 
230, 50
Crossman, S. __________^H-170
Crothers, J. --------------------------96
Crothers, M.______________107
Crowe, E. ___________gill—198
Crowe, J._______—130, 83
Crowell, E.__;____________107
Culby, J. _________KL—80, 96
Cully, G._____________260, 262
Cummins, D. _____________96
Cummins, E. _____________201
Cunningham, E. __________270
Cunningham, R. __________168
Cupples, R._______________107
Curtice, A._________:____107
Curtice, H. _______________107
Curtis, J. __________ft____96
Curtis, R. ______.—||M..._—96
Cushway, C. ______________83
Cutting, F.__________*|mi07

D
Dafoe, M. _____
Dagwell, B.____
Dahlberg, W.__.
Dahlem, B. ____
DaHudy, F. ___
Dail, R. ______k
Dailey, B. _._____
Dake, D.___,__
Dakin, R. ___Sk.
DaLee, D. _____
Dales, H.______
Dalgleish, D._^_
Dallafior, B.___
DIAloisio, R. ___
DalPonte, P. __
Dalrymple, M.__
Damitz, J. ____
Dancer, J. ._^__
Dancer, M. ____
Dancer, W._____
Dando, J. ______
Dare, T. — ___.•_!
Dargush, B. ____
Darling, D. ____
Darlington, J.----
Darnton, T. ___
Darrow, M. ____
Davenport, C.  _
Davenport, J.___

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Davich, G. _______.L_____107
Davidson, J.M-'iRMM____—96, 225
Davidson, P. —______50, 130, 191
Davidson, R. __________96, 162
Davies, J. _________M—96, 225
Davies, W.M.____—M.___96, 273
Davis, A. _______££._______96
Davis, C. _____— __107, 122
Davis, C. ---------------158, 192, 260
Davis, F._____________ 
107
Davis, J. R. ——__80, 83, 162, 258
107
Davis, J. S. 
Davis; L. — _____ 
83, 134
Davis, M._____!__________50
Davis, P. It____________107, 273
107, 178
Davis, Ro. A. _____ 
Davis, R. W.______ 
§3Hb_107
Davis, S. 
_________r_50, 210
Davis, S._101|___^_______84
158
Davitt, J. ________ 
Dawe, E.__________M—ft__107
Dawe, L. ----------50, 160, 188, 239
Dawson, C.  ____SbK___¡¿k 107
Dawson, H. _______ftS_____50
Dawson, R. ■ B-——jjSI-_H___170
Day, J.------M.----------132, 225, 226
Day, R.ÎL------------------JHI 
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Deal, C. ______H.____¿¿M-__84
DeAmicis, L.__JL______50, 174
DeBoer, H. _M________^__>_B96
DeCamp, G. ____BL____£# 107
DeDolph, G.__*_________^?L107
DeeringKiW. 
____________150
Degenaer, F. _________107, 226
DeGenova, A. _________M._107
_84, 325
Dehn, B. _M--------- 
DeKleine, H.  ____ 
!50
DeLano, B.__________¿5kJSLl88
DeLong, J.______^____96, 150
D«IzelI, M. ________________84
Demaray, E. 'J._________ 
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Demerest, F. $§____,JIMI__51
DeMeritt, D.  __ 
107
Demling, G. _______BM_^_51
^_107
Dendel, H. ________ 
Denham, L. J._^_,___ 
130
Denman, S. 
_________ 1_107
Dennis, C. ___80, 84, 148, 185, 260
Dennis, D. _________L____107
Densmore, M. ____M___M_M51
Denton, P. 
____ft______107
DePorter, E. ——___51, 261, 272
Derby, K.-------------------^—51, 122
Derbyshire, E. S______Ml._107
Derbyshire, M. _____,—ft___225
Dershem, E. ________ 
 B_107
Dershem, G.-------51, 188, 226, 230
DesJardins, G. _faB______138, 247
DeSloovers, A. _____t_____107
DeSpelder, B.M___:_________84
Deters, M. _______________242
Dever, M.______________£1—96
Devereaux, E.________JBT___107
DeVries, R. -------------50, 
172, 246
DeWaele, M. _______96, 126, 196
Dewey, B. ____________tk_126
Dewey, W. jjl______,.96, 156, 249
Diamond, S. _____________107
Dicken, H. ____________51, 164
Dickerson, Mrs. J.M____;_____96
Dickerson, M.__________51, 246
Dickey, C. ‘,-Éà---ft---____84, 260
Dickinson, J. ___51, 150, 233, 261
Dickinson, W. E. ____4^____84
Dickson, D.__ftMH_-££_____160
Diebold, A.____84, 280, 286, 303,
306
Diehl, D. ________________230
Dietsche, R. _______________96
Digby, F.ft_— ---------51, 140, 247
Digby, R.------------Jg—_M-_ftl07
Dignan, E. ___M___ift_J8____51
Dillman, D. _______Æ.__..107
124
Dinan, M. ____ 
Dingham, R. _____________108
Dirks, H. ___________ÄS«i_96
Dise, E. -----------------------108, 134
Distel, L. M-__________  
I_154
Divine, G. _ÌS_______M-__8.4, 242
Dixon, D. 
96, 126, 194, 198, 200
Dixon, F. _____51, 229, 258, 270
Docksey, M. ________aMM___84
Dodd, D. ___________ftft___96
Dodd, G. _______________—108
Dodge, J. _____________¿k_178
Dodge, R. ____________108, 162
Dodge, R. ___________HL_96
Doelker, F. 
108
______ 
Dolbee, M. _________M.____96
Dole, J.-----M____________108
Dolezel, W.__,ft*5_________108
Dolph, W. 
108
Donaldson, D. ____.________156
Donaldson, W. _.M_______._51
Doolittle, J. B.___..—_ft___108
Dostal, B. 
108
Doudna, M.__—ft_________108
Dougherty, T. ____________172
Douville, C.-itflMMMH.-----------108
Dowd, M. _________51, 180, 244
Downes, K. MM_________^___108
Downey, B. ____MM|MHL.4_84
Doyle, J. _____________96, 158
Doyle, M. _______4____84, 201
Drahner, S.  ______________84
Drake, G.jB.______Js51, 232, 234
Drake, G. -sft__________96, 233
Frew, R. _______ftft..____..96
Frullinger, R. ______ 

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Drummond, W. 
Dubosky, S. 
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Duckwell, B. H 
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Dudley, D. __
Dudney, C.__
Dulan, M._ft.
Dunbar, H. M. 
Duncna, N. J. . 
Dunham, H. 
Dunkelberg, H.
Dunn, A. ___
Dunn, D.___
Dunn, K. ____
Dunning, R. 
Dun worth, C.;,ft
Durkee, W. _
Durkin, L.___
Dutcher, E.__
Duthie, H. __
Dutton, C. __
Dutton, E. __
Dwelley, N.
Dwight, W.__
Dyball, R.__J
Dykstra, C.J-ft.

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Eastman, B. ~'£&______96, 120
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Eaton, A. R.________ 
Bbey, D. _____..______M__52
Eckert, C. _______________273
Ecklund, A._________:_..81226
Eddy, C.  —ft____M_,____________________84
Edmundson, D._M_________120
Eggan, F. 
ft§----------MI—.108
Eggleton, L. ____.____■_96, 226
Eidell, R. HP-________..235
Eikenhout, N. ___________52
Eklund, C. ft_____|ft__.222, 258
Eklund, L._iM.v_____222, 258
Elbing, R._SB___ftft__M1O8
Elder, W. _ 
ftM__52
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Eldridge, S. __52, 212, 232, 252,
261
Elias, L.  __ 
__52, 168
Elliott, F. _MÜ_________—.226
Elliot, H. _________&___84, 230
Elliott, W. __._M____ml^—108
Ellis, F. F._________96, 212, 273
Ellison, K. ____________ft_180
Ellsworth, G. 
__.______-MMgiLS4
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Ely, R. SMMM-M.__108, 
Ely, R. .—Aft.—__...__M.-.108
Embury, R. ______________108
Emmons, R._______S_____108
Empey, G. ___________.ft__84
_____JR._____84
Enbody, D. 
Endelman, L._____214, 
324, 325
England, A._______ 
 84, 178
Erieksen, J.______-ft®-.____108
Erickson, M. __________52, 324
Erway, J. _______—52, 245, 252
Erwin, NM.___52, 185, 186, 191
Eschelbach, D. ______M.___108
Eschenburg, E._____80, 259, 273
Esper, A. _______ 
108, 229
Esterdahl, M._.____H______84
108
Estes, C. _________ 
Evans, J._ft.;_____ 
108
Evans, J. R. _________ë®._168
Evans, M. L.__84, 126, 186, 223
Evans, R._____52, 246, 258, 270
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Evatt, J. 
Ewald, M. __________ 
96
Ewert, Q. ______ft____52, 164
Ewing, H.________________84

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Fagan, R.____________ 
 221
Fairbank,  J. _________96, 198
Fairbrother, P. __________II1O8
Faler, L.________________108
Falazin, V._______________108
Falda, F. ...M_________M..170
Falkowski, G. _______ 
 299, 300
Farkas, D. ____JBj_________178
Farkas," R. _____1___.¿108, 178
Farley, N.__44, 52, 134, 185, 186,
193, 238, 325
Farnsworth, B. ______.___108
Farrar, V.---------------S__108, 126
Farrell, L.  __________84, 260
Farrington, E. ____________84
Faust, H.__1*_____HL____108
Fay, L.------M_____________108
Fehr, R|flj_______.Mftft____170
Feightner, C. ______ 
84
Feinberg, S. _____________108
Felberg, R.________52, 146, 245
Feldman, F. ______ft__._M-_108
Fenby, C. ----------------------- 
 96
Fenstermacher, D. ___J$___108
Fenton, E. _______M______96
Fenton, S. 
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Ferguson, G. ;_______.:______176
Ferguson, H.____M_______108
Fesq, H.________________150
Fiandt, R. .M.—______ 
 52, 232
Fichtel, R. _______ft___:__154
Fick, R._.—g—_________ 
84
Fickes, A. _______________84

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Figg, W. 
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Fijux, L. B. -----------gs—--^■
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Filippini, F. --------------------2-1»«
Fillinger, N. 
Finch, E. 

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Finlan, M. ------------------------
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Fisher, F. 
Fisher, R. --------------------------H

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Fitzpatrick, D. ---------------96, 142
Flading, M.----■-----------------162> 246
Flading. R. — -------------BBBH
Flake, J----——i-B-96’ 
Flanders, J. -----------------------
Flannery, C. -----------------------
Fleming, K. ----------------■
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Flemming, E. ---------------------10°
Flemming, H.---------------|g-----
Flener, H.--------- 
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Fletcher, E. -------------------------249

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Flemerfelt, J. ■
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Flott, E. ----------------------------p"
Flowers, E.__45, 53, 189, 280, 315
Flynn, M,---------------•------------108
Fodor. A.----------------------—I22
Foerst, C. ---------------------108, 166
Fogg, F. ----------■-----------------108
Folte, E. -------------------------
Foltz, E___________53, 208, 220
Folte, W.---------- 
156
Fonner. R.--------------------------1°”

Foran* P. --------------------
Ford, A.-----------------------108. 156
Ford, F. -----------------------------408
Ford, N. -----------------------------
Ford] P___________464, 260, 272
Ford, T. ------------------------------84
Ford, T. 

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Forgrave, W. -----------------------53
Forsythe, E. ----  
108
Forward, D. -----------------------108
Foss, H. M. -------------------------194
Foster, A. --------------------------
Foster G._____B----------------108
Foster! K______53, 
194, 245, 325
Foster, S. --------------------94, 170
Fouch. E. ---------------------------«S
Fowler, B. --------------------------408
tw  A 
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Fox,’ G. -I--------I---------—----408
Fox, H. L. —---------------BBSI
Fox, H. ------------- 
Fox, p.----------:-----------RS93I
Francisco, D. ------------------53, 156
Franich, F.--------------------------1^
Frank, R. __----------------
Frank, W.fi$_______84, 06, 196
Frankfurth, M. -¿¿il-------------53, 120
Franz', E. ----,------------—i^E-108
Fraser, G. ---------------------96, 235
Freeland, M. ---------------B—
Freeman, A. ------------53, 
166, 185
-------------------108
Freeman, B. 
Freeman, K. -----------------------il2®
Freese, J.___.—H------------96, 126
Freiherger, C.---|t--------------2°9
French, A._____—4*|:----------108
French. G. ------------------g---249
Fretz, J.______ 
53, 142. 238
Frey, R.______96, 308, 310, 314
Friedman. V.-----—.---------------122
Friend, R. ____________¡1-108
Frith. J. 
______108, 226, 229
Fritsch°. R. _______B-g-324
Fritz, R. ___ 
108
Fritz, W. ---------------------ir—96
Frizzo, L. ________________53
Froehlich, E.___I_;----------53, 244
Frost, A.__SL---------------------96
Frost, E. ________________150
Frost, M. Éii--_________108, 128
Frost, O. ____g___g_164, 260
Fryman, S. J. ____________122
Fulford, R. ______________108
Fulkerson, J. _____________108
Fuller, J. _______ii&__96, 120
Fuller, R. ___________H—174
Fuller, W________8-___|§-226
Fultz, R. ___j____WWW____53

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Gaffield, J. B. ____________108
Gage, S. ____-0______gg_96
Gaige, G. __JlL__.________96
Gaines, E. ___________0.__231
Gaines, F.__45, 53, 185, 232, 270,
280, 286

Gallagher, A. ____________96
Galvin, P. _______________108
Gannon, W.  ________108, 162
  M______96
Garber, L. 
Garces, M. ______88_____247
Gardner, C. __M_______84, 122
Gardner, C. _______— 108, 178

Gardner, F. -------------8-108, 212
Gardner, J.---,---------:-----280, 309
Gardner, J. __44, 53, 122, 186,
237, 238
Gardner, L. __________84, 325
Gargett, G. ______---------170, 185
Garlant, C._______________128
Garlock, D. __53, 134, 186, 189,
245
Garner, G. _________----------96
Garner, G.------;-------------J_108
Garner, L.________0----215, 218
Garrigan, I. 4:----------------pE896
Garrison, R. _____________108
Garvelink, N.  _______k___108
Gauntlett, J. _____________164
Gay, M. -------------------- 
96, 126
Geagley, B.___________108, 128
Gebben, G.  ________96, 234, 249
Geboo, M. ________________84
Geboo, W. _______________84
Gee, W. P. _________ 
178
______53, 130, 194
Gelzer, A. 
193,
Gelzier, O._44, 53, 130, 185, 
194

108, 154

Gemmer, F.__8.__________108 !
Genetti, A. _______54, 242, 259
Gent, G. „----.------------- 
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Genter, C. ______ 
Genther, P. _________ 
96, 164
George, M._______g______124
Germain, C.___EM___g___108
Germaine, M. _____________96
German, C. A.___g_-¿I'_____128
German, L.______g__8___108
Gettel, C. ____________154, 229
Gettel, C. JIBBl___-¿M*__-¿-108
Gettel, G. F. _____________226
Gewirts, E.___£.___m__ffi_194
Gibbs, B.______________^.—108
Gibbs, C. __________80, 84, 248
Gibbs, O. M-.------IS___54, 168
Gibbs, F. J. __________176, 235
Gibbs, R. _JB|-------------B__108
Gibson, D. ____—___S.BH-220
Gibson, F. ____________ 
108
Gibson, H. ___________|1.__-_96
Gibson, M. -¿1-------g_54, 207, 208
Gibson, M. ____________54, 134
Gibson, N. ____ 
54
Gibson, R. 5>jBg_.g*_,JB|_____54
Giddings, D.________-__158
Giddings, G. B___8i______ 108
Gidley, W. ____isgg-B__-—54
Gifford, G.___Jig_____-M 108
Gilbert, B.__80, 148, 220, 225, 228
Gilbert, J. _________g_108
Giles, M.____0____,____CJ_96
Gillespie, A._B—gRPL______126
Gillespie, iR. 
„S.------54, 148, 231
Gillesse, M. __________.___108
Gillet, V. k______________108
Gillett, F. ____________96, 160
Gillett, P. 
___54, 232, 233, 236
Gilliam, W. BHfeL______js___108
Gilmore, M. __________108, 130
Gilray, 
_____54, 134, 223
Ginther, J. ____,_____g___96
Giroux, L._______BH__g_108
Gladden, C. __________ 
84
Gladden, J. _________ 
g_108
Gladden, W. Jgfe-_______172,> 212
Glarum, M._Ji___________122
Glaser, E. _________JIBI__180
Glaser, R. _____->4____54, 212
Glasgow, M.________:g||g._96
Gleason, C._*¿¿¿1_________96
Glenn, R. __^0_______96, 166
Glotohober, C. 
—_____96, 244
Godfrey, A.__________108, 134
Godleski, C. ___HB_______108
Gohr, G._H___________—108
Gold, G. ___________M____84
Golden, J. ______g__0__108
Goldner, A. 
_____-1^___S.-108
Goldsmith, B.ggBli;.____108, 146
Goldsmith, D. __________—146
Goodar, J. BiMt___84, 148, 229
Goodman, R. ____________54
Goodrich, S. _____.>■____.__158
Goodwin, N. A._-0k____96, 108
Goody, J.___________._g_109
Gordon, A._4-JBgflf-------------146
Gordon, L._______________84
Gormely, P.______________-54
Gorsuch, R._______________120
Gortat, T.__¿-«»254, 280, 286
Gorton, E.________g._235
Gorton, MacA.____■_g—178, 248
Goudzwaard, M. ____________53
Gough, G. _________ 
172
Gough,  M. BB._________225
Gough, 
____________54
Gould, B. St___________^__221
Gould, D. 
1-4—___________164
Gould, C.____________!___109
Gould, 
__-164, 258
Gowans, A. _________B_59, 209
109, 138
Gower, D.  _____-g—. 
Grace, T. it__________96, 
178
Graft, Cg.J|4_____gg— 84, 280
Graham, P. _________g--------96
Graham, W.----------- 
96
Grams, J. _____Bj§j.-----54, 244
Granger, D. „148, 185, 189, 260, 272
Granger, Y. —48®.------ —-gl22
Grant, H.__54, 178, 246, 280, 363
Grant, D. ------------------44!------91
Grantham, G.__54, 233, 236, 280

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96. 242

Grantham, R. —,------------109, 120
Graupman, N. -----------—109
Gravelle, F. ---------------.gk^__109
Graves, R.________________97
Gray, E. ______g-------55, 241
Gray, M._____________if—109
Green, A. __g------—134
Green, A. _______g55, 160, 244
Green, A.__55, 239, 240, 258, 280,
309, 314
Green, G.____g________55, 240
 ;___109
Green, M. ________ 
Greenberg, J. -_____—gg-------109
Greene, M.___;____________55
Greer, E. _____—SMIBB— 310
Greer, K. _________206, 208, 258
Grainer, N._____________g_109
Grenzte, G. ____ 
178
Grieser, C. __§§g____gSg-162
Griewe, R._____55, 174, 258, 270
Griffeth, P. ______________109
Griffith, J.g_______JIB___109
Grigsby, J. ___________109, 172
Grill, E. — 
____M_109, 138
Griswold. F. ______¿1—97, 198
Groat. M. ___.___g____234, 260
Groening, R. ______109, 178, 242
Gronlund, A. B.,_____JSl__• Bq7
Grosa, R. _____________
Gross, J.__H.______0__g' - Q7
Gross, L. _______^B_g_i_:_55
Gross', W.______g___260, 272

Gruich, B. _______________140
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Grundman, F. _____g 
Grupe, L. ____ 
97
Guidi, M. _,_g__g_^____136
Gulembo, E. _______________97
Gump, J.g_______■___ 
97
Gundry, H. __JL___L-109, 249
Gunn, M. WÜ__84, 138, 189. 194,
198, 200, 325
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Gunnison, L.  
109
Gunther, V.  _________ 
Gustafson, G.________g—;_-109
----------------g-235
Gute, L.___■

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97
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Hagen, J. ___
Hagens, M.
Hagerman. D. —
Hagman, A. 
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Hagman. R._
Hahn, H.__
Hahn, J.  __
Hahn, M. 
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Haight, J._  __
Haines, R. ---------
Halbert, C.
Hale, K. -----------
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Hall, A. 
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Hall, B.
Hall, D. _ --------
Hall, J. 
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Hall R
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Hamilton, C. _
Hamilton, H.
_ .
Hamilton, L. 
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Hamm, L. _ 
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Hammel, A. ____
Hammel, T.---
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Hammer, M.
Hammerstein, F. .
Hammerstein, R.
Hammond, J.

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Handy, R. ___-
Haney, U._—
Hankinson, B.
Hankinson, E. ----
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Hanna, B. 
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Hanna, M. -------
Hansen, A.
Hansen, R.
Hansens, E.
Hanson, H. _ —
Harber, W. __
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Harden, E. __
Harden, D.___
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Hardy, R. -----—----------------—2^2
Hardy, R. -------------------97, 154
Haring, N.___J------g§i-------109
Harland, F. -------------------—225
Harmer, D. --------------0----
Harmon, C. ---------- 
^g_178
Harner, R.--------0--------------HO
Harrington, D.------——1--109, 164
Harrington, E. __$3---------
Harrington, H.___45, 56, 130, 193,
194, 198, 200
Harris, A. —g___________97
Harris, C. s.i.---g-------- 
85
Harris, C. E. _____g---------180
Harris, H. -------BB---------g—109
Harris, R.-----0------------------109
Harrison, B.__S^^g------MP-109
Harrison, J. —|lg------—212
Harryman, M. ______g—55, 138
Hart, D. S1WL_gÆ—-4-109
Hart, J. ______|U^^^^^ggLl38
Hart, J. ____îigl______170, 85
Hart, R. —___§0------—
-109
Hart, T.__—LJU--^—,---------109
Hart, V._MB_____iHj—56, 152
Hartelius, B. —
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Hartenstein, J. _____----------85
Hartley, D. _______HgflBi|à56
Hartman, F. _____________178
Hartman, P. _____—97, 
273
Hartnacke, F. — 
_.gg-270
Harvey, C. ___________>^B.i-85
Harvey, E. gB________^BB.97
Harwood, R._______iMB-__97
Hashu. N. g-____gl4_______109
Haskin. F. __~iSSS-'-_____97
TTqcg 
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Hasselback, F.~wTBBÜIl85. 190, 252 
Hasselbring, D.__44, 56, 134, 186,
237
Hasselbring M.____________134
Hatch, G. J— I__BL-56, 259
Hatch, R.___3Bg|___-g-.273
109, 130
Haule, M. __________ 
Haussman, C._BgB____lä_236
Haussman, R. ___:___‘j_M_109
Havill. C. |t___1-___-#Äi®-109
---^JHLe—97
Hawken, 
Hawkins, W.__________ 
109
Hay, B. _________________56
Hay, T. BjB---------^fl|_||_109
-97
Hayden, F.g^_-------------  
Hayden. V.___________4H-109
Hays, H.BBI________—109, 170
Hays, J. — 45, 56, 170, 185, 193.
198
Heaney, J. _________;__56, 212
Heath, R. 
. Bjjj 97. 194^198, 200
Heatherington, A._______56, 128
Hedler, H. _____________ 
146
Heidrich, F.__g^B__85, 97, 249
Heimke, W. __.__‘UBBL__109
Heisler, D. ______________i97
Helbig, H. g__gil___85, 260, 272
Heldmeyer. B. ____:____97, 142
Helfand. E. Ë__________-g—85
Heller, C._____—-,________109
Helm. H. _____g____Jig _ 109
Helmboldt, C.__56, 148, 239, 240
Helmbolt, R. 
______97, 148
Helwig, H.----—_____g_85, 260
Hemingway, E. __________56
Hendee, L. _______—=>4____109
Henderson, L. 
97
Henderson, N. ,___SÊ-0S.-97, 172
Hengeveld. J.__^________ 
97
Henney, R. -IB—______:___212
Henning, M.___________109, 226
Henry, C. HBL--------Ä_299, 301
Henry, W._g—-__________109
Hentschel. H. ____-____44-109
Herrage, L. |^gK—MPL__56, 324
Herrbach, E._56, 148, 188, 228, 244
Herrick, J.__gg-______j_150
Herring, G.__g_____g___97
Hertel, C. _____,4—____- 
97
Hertel, E. ¿4---------------------85, 258
Hertel, I. _________________56
Hess, J. ___________¿___¿¿154
Hetrick, R. _____________176
Hewetson, F. ____________244
Hickey, B. ________ 
Hicks, E.____—------------------109
Hicks, H. -----------------------------01
Hicks, R._______80, 85, 222, 246
Hicks, W.---------------pf------56, 246
Kile, N. 11-----------------------------97
Hill, C. _______ 
Hill, G.___-__56, 280S303, 304
Hill, H. ____________■---295
Hill, J._______________56, 130
Hill, M. ____BB----------------210
Hill, R. _______ 
——109
Hillman, S.----------:---------------146
Hills, R._g—— -----------280, 314
Hillstrom, J. ------------.--g------109
Hines, L. 
------------—------------109
Hinz, V. _____56, 148, 185, 188
109
Hire, R. ___________ 
Hirsch, M. fe-------,----------85, 130
Hirschey, W. _________ 
  56
Hirschman, M.____________109
Hitchcock, D. _______Bfejjfe---85
Hitchings, J.-------------57, 164, 249
Hixon, J._______________162
Hockenbury, N._______170, 248
Hodges, R.-----------i.-.--------¿-156
Hodgins, W. _____________109
Hodgkins, E. __________57, 242

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Hoekenga, E.-JHHML.-------B.85
Hoffmeyer, H.____80, 85, 174, 222
Hohenke, W.______________109
Holben, C.-------------— -------109
Holbrook, H. ______________109
Holbrook, H. —___B_,----------226
Holcomb," A. ------------------------158
Holcomb, D. __________97, 134
Hólcomb, J. —--------B--------85
Holcomb, R. £.____B------85, 235
Holcombj|>R. -----Bfc---------85, 259
Holden, P. —1|57, 148, 222, 225, 231
Holihan, G. —,----M---------1—199
Hollister, 1_____■
Holloway, H._____B-85, 218,/ 249
Holmes, A. 
Holmes, W. H. ffffffPfBffif 272
Homkala, H. B-----—-----,--109, 226
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Homrich, B. 
Honsowetz, M. —I----------97, 249
Hooper, C. Jail-—I-----1-----S722
Hoover, A.----■---------------SSH
Hopkins, H. li—ki—_------57, 242

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Hornbacher, C.------:----H._97, 273
Hornbacker, W. -----------glBI j
Horning, F. ■—H-----3Er-77r
Horning, L.---,—
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Horowitz, M. -------------.—— 146
Horst, J.------—$gr---------Hl7> J2“
Horton,; K 
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Hosford, W.-------jjsS-r--^-212
Hostetter, H. --------------B-97, 154
Hotchin, J. -----------------199, 134
Hough, L._______57, 168, 212, 228
-Si 99
Houghton, B.------------'■%* 
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Houghton, H. 
Houliston, H. _------■—---- 
-H-97
Houser, M. ___—---------122, 191
Houtz, B___________57, 136, 245
Hovey, T. 
Howard, C. ------------------;A-——97
Howard, E. .2:------ML®—----'----97
Howard, J._______-£------109, 120
Howard, M.-------------B- 
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Howell, S.____________|IeH138
Howes, R. -___-J&----------109, 152
Howland, A. _____—..—.-BB109
Howland, " J. 
Howorth, R._St.-----_.|BI&.109
Hoyt, L. _________-JR.—57, 148
Hubbard, J. ——--------85, 260, 272
Hubbell, N.____■
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Hudson, E. ______H!--------85, 128
Hudson, W.____________97, 162
Hueston, L._______________140
Huff, M. —_________57, 61, 230
Huffman, D. ______,.------------85
Hughes, FKsi____—is______252
Hughes, L._________57, 168, 306
Hulbert, L. ______________97
Hull, J. _________________109
Hull, K._______________g.—85
Hultin, A.__,___—._______85
Hume. R. _______________i._97
Humphrey, W. ______B—__85
Hungerford, J.__44, 57, 237, 238
Húnnell, J.--------------------------260
Hunt, B. —B——-----------------109
Hunt, E. -----------------------------97
Hunt, H. _____________57, 248
Hunt, H.--------------------------—170
Hunt, H.-----—WL—---------------164
Hunter, D._______________109
Huntley, D. ------------ 
109
Huntoon, C. ------------------------109
Hupp, L.----.------ 
109
Hurlburt, B. _____________109
Huschke, H. ______________.57
Huston, E. _________—109
Huston, L.B_____ 
109
Hutchings, L. -----------------_-----85
Hutchinson, R. _________57, 235
Hutt, M.___________97, 299, 301
Huxford, K.______________85
Huxford, T. ______________162
Hyatt, N. ______—97, 212, 222

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Iuele, J. 
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Iverson, M. _______________;85
Ives, L._________—_____¿¿'g85
Ives, R. -----------------------------109
Iwasko, E.___________260, 273

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Jack, J. 
Jackson, A. _
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Jackson, E. ___________196, 326
Jackson, H.
Jackson, N. ~ ..-------- 
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Jackson, R.
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Jacobs, P.
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109
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Jensen, C. _ _ _
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Johnson, B.
Johnson, B.
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Johnson, C.
Johnson, D.
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Johnson, E.
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Johnson, G. _ _
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Johnson, H.
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Johnson, J.
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Johnston, F.
97
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Johnston, J.
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Johnstone, R.
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Jones, A. 
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Jones, E.___________ 
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Jones, J. 
- 324, 325
Jones, L. 
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Jones, M.
Jones, N. _
Jones, R. 1
Jones,1 W. __
Jordan, T.
Jors, T.
Joushlin, G.
Joynt, G. 
Jubb, R. .
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Kahl, B. ____—.B.____SM—240
Kalin, E.----_B— _____209, 244
Kamins, B. _B___________no
Kane, A. ______J8___B__97
Kane, M. _____________128, 97
Karas, F. BBl____________no
Karchmer, A. ____.____§1__110
Kardes, L. ------______JÉ.188, 58
Karolle, G. ___________SÊlJlllO
Kasischke, M. _Is._____138, 86
Kasischke, M. __________jji3g
Kasper, R. ________________73g
Kass, E. ________________no
Kass, H. ---------------------244,249
Kauer, B. SI__._—_;_B__73g
Kauffman, R.B-.BBä________97
Kaufman, F.__3B_§§JL___770
Kaufman,  R. __________I..110
Kaulitz1, R. ______________97
Kauszler, K. ______________53
Kay, E. ________________IlI97
Kazma, L. _____S*I—_IR| ~ 
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Keck, V-------------IIIIIIII_i2l
Keehn, G. _--------&------„724, 86
Keeler, A.--------B----------235, 86
Keesler, S.___ _ 
110
Keiser, Y. ______IlI..1IIIIII.58
Keitzman, R. ______ 
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Kellam, M. ____ 
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Keller, G. _______ 
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Kelley, E. _______ 
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Kelley, H. _______“IH~IB no
Kelley, H ------------------211, 97, 58?ï
Kelley, J _____■_____ 
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Kelly, S. _______________  110
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Kempf, A.________I_~ 
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Kennedy, B.-------—I
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Kennington, M.____________140
Kent, T. _____________ 
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Kenyon, N.--------------------194, 58
Kercher, F.________168, 259, 58
Kerkau, A. _______________86
Kerr, G.------------------------249, 97
Kesel, N. ______227, 209, 244, 86
Keskitalo, W. ____________229
Kessler, E. _______________58
Keturi, W. _______________97
Keyes, E. _________.i____no
Keyes, J.-----------------------58, 261
Kiburtz, M. _____________210
Kiebler, E. U.____________226
Kieft, A. -----------------------------86
Kieft, H._________________110

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Kies, N. ----------------- 
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Kilbourn, D._________;no, 194
Kilburn, C. _______________86
Kiljan, J. ___$£ —____1|._110
Killeen, M.____________201, 221
Killham, L. ______ 
86
Killhorn, L. ________ 
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Kimball, J.---------------58, 162, 201
Kincade, N.____B_________97
Kincade, W. 
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Kinder, A. _________;______86
King, B.__________________97
King, ‘ H. -------H-----______no
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King, R. --------——
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Kingscott, W. ______1;__no, 212
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Kinney, A. _________ 
Kinney, C. _____B________._110
Kinney, R. _______;_____^_97
Kinney, S. ___:____11______.97
Kinsting, F.  _______ 
 86, 130
Kirk, R.-----------------97, 206, 247
Kirkpatrick, R._______B.-____110
Kittredge, R.____BB 
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Kitzsteiner, R.__:__58, 212, 242
Kivela, E. _________ 
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Klackle, J. 
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Kleber, J.---B---------58, 259, 270
Klein, G.___________B___235
KIeinert, J.B._JI..lBä__7 7q
Kleinhans, E.S_____P_B_325
Kleinhenn. T. __ik_______no
no
Klepser, M. ________ 
Kline, J.£|______B_______110
Kloostra. J. _______B_____58
Knape, M. B------------— I20I 210
Knapp, F. 
___BB__M 97
Knight. C. J*----------.86, 260. 272
Knight, J.------------------ 
59, 209
Knight. S.B___________B-110
Knipschild, C._86, 249, 258. 273
Knirk, B.---------------k___g6, 280
230
Knirk, H. ______ 
Knisel J. _____ 
97
Knoll. A. _1——(L----__B59I 21.1
Knopsnider, W. — ...___B.B  59
Knorr. C. ____________||L__86
Knowles. IT.. ____1^________110
Knox, W.____110, 188, 226, 229
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Knudsen, A. 
Knudsen K. ________ 
110
Kobe, Y. ________4B-—____86
Koch, G. _______ 
110
Koepfgen, B. ____||R__B___176
Koernke, J.___/.___________no
Kokx, C._B_____g._____—110
Kolvoord, F. _______— ___172
Koney, W.__4.4__________110
Koning, W. J|________..._^..160
Koopman, G.__—4___233, 236
Koopman, P._______59, 232, 234
Koning, W. M._______^___226
Koronski, B.______BBL_110, 221
Korstangs, A.___BSt_B_jlL_B59
Kortick, C. ___k_T____BM_86

Kovacich. G. ______280,  286, 303
Kovaleski. B.____Zlk_______110
Kowal, S. _____B___.4___110
Kowalski, A. 
.¡p__________208
Kowalski, J. ____________ 85
Kozelski, C. _________iSiaBB 97
Kraft, H.-----59, 158, 280, 298, 299
Kramer, D. ____R__:______59
Krans, E.______59, 124, 237. 238
Krantz, B.__59, 160, 188, 228, 231
Kraus, L._________iB|BLll0
Rrauss, R. ——:___B.97, 188, 229
Kreag, M,___HB________tS59
Kreger, R. ___ 
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Krehl, C. ------_B_.__.*9, 325
Krejci, R__;------_.------------97, 249
Krentel, S. ___:__R_______59
Kretschmer, E. ___:__B.59, 158
Krieger, J. 4-lg—59, 194, 198, 200
Kriese, G. 
...----------B__97, 198
Krinsky, L. _____________110
Kronquist, L. ____^¿59. 124, 191
Krotkiewicz, E.__8.110, 190, 212
Krueger, J. _______mi._HHLl66
Krueger, R. -------BB_^.__JBl66
Krueger, R. _.------------■B_4i|.110
Krul, P. ________B_______59
Krupa, C.---------------____85; 140
Krussell, G._______________170
Kuk, J.-----------------280, 303, 307
Kukoski, R. ______________Bos
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Kull, C. 
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Kurtz, A. _______________.98
Kurtz, P._____________98, 122
Kyle, L. 
---JS---------98, 148, 225
Kyro, E. —---------------------------98
Kyte, B. -------------------- 
110

L
LaBatt, D.____¡¡g*___.86, 225
Lab re, G. ________________98
Lacey, J.________.--------------170
Ladd, J. ____________J§59, 176
LaDu, J. -----------------------98, 154
Lahman, D. ____________¿fc-86
Laidlow, D. _____________172
Laing, J. ______________1.138
Lake, D. ------------------------59, 218
Lamb, F.______________86, 299
Lamb, J.________________no

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Lamoreux, H. ___________’ gg
Lance, D. _____ _ _ 
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Land, L.____Ul.__.1.Ill H720
Lander, R.----59, 174, 231, 25~8,~270
Landesman, B._ _ _ 
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Lane, R._____llfcl______ 
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Laney, T.------------------1-IIII IllO
Lang, A. ----------s4|-______98
Langdon, C. __________ 
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Langdon, K. 
Langdon, L. .—44, 60, 140, 186, 194
Lange, D. ____________ 
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Langley, R. __I.gg
Lannen, R. ------------------226~ 240

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Laraway, R. ___ 
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Larson, R.-------------;------770, 148
Lash, H. ....------------------150, 209
Lash, J. ■------....----150, 232, 233
Lautensehlager, E.  _____ _gg
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Lavens, W. 
Lawrence, W.___________J*L164
Lawson, L.___Ä_______86, 126
Lay, K.-----------B----—--------60
Laymon, R._______________no
Leach, A. .||S|-------------------98, 273
Leahy, R. _______B.$;i_____110
Lebowsky, B._________B__110
LeBret, L. _______________60
LeClear, A._______iL___86, 128
LeCureuz, W. _____________98
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Ledbetter, M._!_______ 
Lee, G.------------------—IRL—no
Lee, H.-------------- 
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Lee, M. _______kl______152
Lee, M.----li__--------.98, 
130
Lee, M. ------------------60, 237, 238
Lee, R. __m----------------94, 120
Lee, W. -------lg®!--------:M__110
Lee, W. ------------B—98, 166, 212
Leece, L. ---------------------110, 226
Leet, G. ____________J__.110
Leffel, M. _____________  98
Leffel, P._IB__________   110
Leffel, R. — 60, 232, 236, 261, 270
Leffel, V. 
,__M________98
Leggat, G. ------------------260, 273
Leggat*, J. ..4---.4-----Jii|._98, 273
Lehman, H. __________110, 164
Lehman, L. B||_____B._____110
Lehnhardt, M.__60, 166, 303, 307
Leho, H.----------IS__60, 233, 235
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Leiphart, R. __.. 
Leitch, R. 
.-BW_178
Lentz, L.____£4____JA--60, 138
_______1..86
Leonard, B. 
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Leonard, F. 
Leopard, J._8_____,.B_98, 180
Lepine, J. ____________110, 178
Lerg, R. B____241, 252, 259, 270
Lerner, D. _____________ 110
LeRoy, E. SL_______B__138, 223
Letts, H. ________________86
Levagood, G. _______B.260, 272
LeVay, A.B_________—B.98, 152
Levin, J.________________207
Levine, S.B.'.;___isJBifcji_____146
Levinson, S. _________ 
 98
Lewis, C. ____4JE________110
Lewis, E.___________.____176
Lewis, H. _____:_,.B_____110
Lewis, H. E.________'jBB|__98
Lewis, P._,.BB.______60, 212
Lewis, W. __________Bgi 
86
Lewsader, M.__BRBf____B.214
Ley, L.  __.__■_________HO
Libbers, A.___B____.__303, 305
Lieber, LjM—____________98
Heffers, J._________|fâ—>,110
Lien, O. ___—  B___BBB.-110
Lietzke, J. M_____|S||||8|—__110
Lievense, F._________ 
98
Lifsey, J._..__BB-B—110,5fl56
Light, V. _________________98
Lightfoot, M. _____________60
Lilley, E. __________l^.Iil’_60
Lilley, H.____________—IklllO
Lilley, R. _______________HO
Limbach, J. P.___Bgf. 
60, 242
Lincoln, F. _______S.------170
Lincoln, T. I_____■_______170
Lindberg, G. -------life-------BllO
Lindeman, B. _______—138
Underman, N. ____________HO
Lindquist, W._____________HO
Linton, R.______________156
Linton. W. 
_________98, 164
Lippert, G. ___________60, 158
Lipsey, R. ____.kA_______110
Little, W. N. _______:__60, 241
Liuzzi, J. _______________.110
Livingstone, J.____________110
Lloyd, R. _________ 
98
Lockwood, E. 4__,444_______110
Lockwood, H._________M|L_H0
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Loop, K. I-------j^HgB—!§-—1-110
Lord, R. —94, 98, 120, 186, 223,. 325
Lorimer, J. —-----——-—||61, 261
Loring, M.------—
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Ludwick, B. _____r_______138
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Lueck, W. „Bel, 232, 233, 280, 286
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Luther, J. H, —__■¿L_B61, 225
Lutrzykoski, T.__________111
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Lutz, W. —
Lynch, J. 
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Lyons, J.__61, 126, 186, 224, 248
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MacDonald III.-—;-_Bg------.-----86
MacDonald, J._______it-------98
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MacVean, E. —.--gBML---,____61
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McBurney, B. -------Jg-£.:----------86
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McCarty, T.--------------------------61
McCaughey, M.------—---------Bill
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McClive, J. ________ 
98
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111
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McCormick, M. M_____________120
McCoy, W. --------------------»—98
McCrone, F. ____________gl66
McCurdy, K. I__61, 130, 185, 186,
324, 325
McDonald, L. ____________111
McDonald, M. _____ 
111
McDonnell, E. ¿k_________178
McDonnell, M. _______.____86
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McGillivray, J. 
McGillivray, J.  —______61, 209
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McGowan, J. 
McGrath, IT. ___ 
156
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McIntosh, F.®----------------------HI
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McIntyre, R.-----------------—  
98
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McKay, G. ____________H
McKee, J. ______ 
111
MeKenzle, E. ______61, 209, 220
McKibben, E.__86, 126, 186, 325
McKibben, J. MB____^-170, 241
McKinley, M. _____________62
McLaughlin, E._86, 280, 309
McLean, B.__,___,__-_____170
McLellan, A. ____ 
86
McLellan, W. ___:_______62
McLeod, P.____g-i_____86, 128
McMahon, J.___m____--Bill
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McMillan, J. __________ 
111
McMullen, M. ____________225
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McNeal, N. ________14^___111
McNeilly, EBB________—____98
McNeilly, G. __g___M___111
McNitt, M. ____—■B.JËL'kL-lli.l11
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Maas, M.-----JM————138, 196
Maas, R.  _________ 
191
Macdonald, M._____-___¿«.98
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Mackenzie, M. 
Mackenzie, W.__________ 
98

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Mackrell, T. _— 
Macomber, J.
Macy, H._____
Macy, J. g__—
Maddy, M. BB_i
Mader, K. ____
Madill, R. -JJ__
Magrané, W.BBM
Mahaney, N._
Mahoney, M. _S 
Mahrle, F. SIë 
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Makela, R. ___
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Maliskey, D. __
Mallgren, S._
Mallo, M. ____
Mallory, W. _
Malloy, T. __
Maloley, H. __
Malpass, H.___
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Manley, E._
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Mansfield, W. 
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March, N. __
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Marshall, J. __
Marshall, K. _
Marshall, T.&_
Martin, IJ.___
Martin, J. Ü8__
Martin, M.___
Martin, P.___
Martin, W. ___

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Martinson, N.
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Maskey, D.gm.-i
Maskini, G.___
Mason, C. ____
Mason, G.___
Mason, J.____
Mason, R.___
Mason, W.___
Massa, E.____
Massey, J. ___
Master, J. __
Mathewson, J.
Mathison, G._
Matlack, T. __
Matthews, E._
Matthews, F. _
Matthews, R._
Matthews, V._
Mattox, H. P__
Mauer, M.____
Maxwell, C. __
Mayer, E. ____
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Meck, T. M__
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Meier, E._____
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Mettetal, M. Jät
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Miller, D.
Miller, E.
Miller, J. _ _ _
Miller, J.
Miller, K.
Miller, R. _
Miller, K.
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Mills, B. _
Mills, E.
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Mirskÿ, R.
Misenar, M._
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Mitchell, A.
Mitchell, C._-
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Mitchell, J.
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Mogelnicki, S. _
Mohney, M.
Moldenhauer, L.
Moldenhauer, M.
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Monroe, G.
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Montgomery, J.
Montgomery, M. .
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Moore, C.
Moore, C.
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Moore, H.
Moore, M.
Moore, M. 
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Morgan, J.
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Pippenger, C. ________g_112
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Poczik, R. ________ËagL___248
Poetzinger, J.______g____162
Pollock, F. '#___________BLll2
Pollyea, S.___M______146, 88
Pomeroy, E._______HBH_99
Pope, J. ______ÜML______122
Porteous. W.____.______,__112
Porter, L. __ï®._______-__111
Porter, M.___________138, 111
Portnoff, B. ___18_MKg*_g_88
Potter, A. _______________112
Potter, G. _____________—128
Potter, C. __________:__ 
112
Potter, D.___________tmÎ9-_112
112
Potter, N. _________ 
Pötvin, J. ______MM. 
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Power, M. ____—___Ëi_B__99
Powers, J._______________112
Powers, M._____^________112
Powers, V. ____________246, 65
Pratt, B. IMMJBML^.134. 237 
Pratt, H. ifcâb.140, 94, §¡23, 237, 99
Pratt, L.___-140, 245, 324, 65
Pratt W. _______ 
99
Preiss, O. ________._____.__65
Prescott, J. ÿf________H___88
Preston, R. ______________196
Prevey, D. _______ggM(gg_326
Price, D. __________ôâ__112
Price, E.______________-¿.-112
Price, E. ____________-___112
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Prillwitz, V. 
Pritchard, B. 
Proctor, B. 
Proctor, D. 
Pronin, W. 
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Pryer, M._
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Pryor, R._
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Publow, G. 
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Purdy, B.__
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Rader, K. --SSL_.__g ___:__88
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Randall, B. igg___.______112
Randall, C. —MM—168. 303, 306
Randall, L. M.__80, 88, 154, 194
Randall, M. —_g—
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Randolph, D. _____________112
Randolph, M. 
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Rankin, J.______.-Jf______99
Ranney, G.-----------14___233, 235
Rapes, A. ___Jg-----gl60, 229, 280
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Rasmusson, W. 
Raynak, A. ____g___________112
Reams, M. _________g___112
Rechlin, J. ___,JPL____88, 120
Recor, L.______________66, 176
Reece, W. _______:___88, 235
Reed, G._____________88, 212
Reed, J. ___ 
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Reed, R. W. __________66, 235
Reed, S. _____-152, 224, 248, 259
Reed, T. ___ g_____________88
Reeder, M.__ll||_________138
Reesor, H. _______g_._,_g_112
Reeves, T. BMlM   MB 99, 234
Refior, R.__45, 66, 193, 194, 200,
206, 208, 246, 259
Rehkopf, W.^g_______1__66, 212
Rehmann, H. 1?___g_____1_112
Rehmus, M._M________88, 120
Reichert, Pip--___iJiL.___66, 174
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160, 226
Reid, D. —¡§.-—66, 150, 232, 233
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Reid, I. __S—___________132
Reid, M. _______liilglH___112
Reid, R.  -------—99, 164, 198, 200
Reimer, C. __ÿ___lgg66, 244
Reindel, J. _g___1__66, 240, 241
Reinhardt, L. ___g____JgHjL__88
Reish, R.____g_________112

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Renz, G. __|fc;2__g-____^_142
Renz, I.__________44_____112
Reuter, L. _______^-_JSg99, 229
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Rey, R.---^
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Reynaud, C. ;^i._____________112
Reynolds, Y. _j§L_________SL-66
Rhinehart, L. ____I4_______138
Richards, A. _____________190
Richards, J. __________99, 134
Richards, R. _____g_____148
Richards, R. _____________112
Richardson, A._____^__g__170
Richardson, 
D. 4.^__66, 150
Richardson, E. ____________112
Richardson, G._________,,___88
Richardson, H._________112, 170
Richardson, M.___M-H-__66, 134
Richey, J. ___________Igg244
Richter. D. •:_________ic____112
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Rider, R._____________i____242
Rieger, W. _________Ig___112
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Riess, J. ______ 
112
Rifenherg, W. _________88, 242
Riggs, B. __«g_____.gp.__99
Rigterink, R.______ISL/.____120
Riordan, A. __________4.4__128
Riordan, J. ______________112
Riordan, R. __________112, 162
Rischman, J. ____________fell62
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Roberts, E. 
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Roberts, M. ______ 
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Robertson, A. ____________112
Robertson, B.___________66, 130
Robertson, C. 
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Robertson, P.__
Robillard, A.__
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Robinson, E.__
Robinson, F.__
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Roosa, J._____
Roper, J._____
Rose, R. _____
Rose, R._____
Rose, W._g_
Rosegart, E. g_
Rosemurgy, E. 
Rosenbaum, H. _
Ross, C. _____
Rossman, P.__
Rothe, R._____
Rothenberger, E.
Rothfuss, J.__
Rothney, C. __
Rounds, L. ___
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Ruesink, L.___
Ruffe, M. ____
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Ruhe, J. JÌ4__
Rummel, W.
Runyan, C. ___
Runzel, R. ___
Rupert, C.____
Rupp, R._____
Ruscoe, G. ____
Russell, D. ___
Russell, L. ___
Russell, L.____
Russell, M. K. 
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Schultz, E._______________140
Schultz, E. _______________i9g
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Schuster, B.______________113
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Schwyn, R. --------------------68, 252
Scott, D. G. ------------------89, 156
Scott, D.-----68, 233, 234, 266, 272
Scott, E. --------------------260, 272
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Scott, H. --------------170, 
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Scott, M. _______________113
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Scribner, L.P_____________150
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Sears, B.----94, 130, 
Sears, E. --------------------]30, 238
 89
Seckinger, G. __________ 
Sedlander, E.____________ 
113
Seebaldt, C. _______________99
Seeder, M.SL___99, 146, 225, 231
Seelye, K. ____ 
89
Segal, L. ____________gp__.99
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Seim,  R. __________ 
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Selin, D. ________________146
Sell, J._____________ 
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Sells, J._________________113
Sells,  W. g—_____________241
Serdynsky, E. _____________68
Setterington, K. ___4____g.113
Severance, C. ____ 
68
Severance, D. ____________166
Sexmith, D. _______________68
Sexton, B.__________   ML113
Seyfred, L._______________113
Shadko, H. _____________—260
Shafer, L._____________68, 238
Shaffner, C._______68, 160, 230
Shapoe, H. _______113, 
Shappee, J. _______________68
Shapton, W. _____________218
Sharp, H.-----------------------68, 235
Sharpe, G.--------------------113, 196
Sharpley, B. ____________113
Sharps, G. ______44___89, 156
Shaw, E. ______________  113
Shaw, G. A. „89, 130, 186, 194, 223
Shaw, J. _______;_______,-158
Shaw, J.______89, 130, 196, 245
Shearer, J. ___p_______94, 99
Shedd, J. _______ 
166
Sheldon, F. _______g_____-99
Shemerhorn, E.________^ 
113
Shen, F.________1||_______89
Shepard, L. _______________68
Shepard, P. ________ 
 89, 225
Shepherd, M.___ ______113, 126
Shepherd, M. _____________113
Shepardson, L. ____________99
Shepherd, R. _____________212
Sherber, M.__________gpf 249
Sherman, D.____4_________89, 178
Sherman, L. _____________156
Sherman, R.______________209
Sherman, W. _____________68
Sherratt, B. -¿4-^___68, 136, 247
Sherratt, J.____________68, 136
Sherwood, J. ____g____99, 126
Sherwood, WggL_________3Ü68, 240
Shidler, F._- _______g__:la301
Shippey, N. R. __g________68, 241
Shoecraft, R. __________68, 166
Shoesmith, L.____________ 113
Shopbell, C.____89, 160, 230, 260
Shopoff, D. 
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Shotwell, D. — ¿4_____—68, 252
Shotwell, E.____68, 232, 252, 261,
272
Shube, G.MI___UL_¿>2—113, 146
Shull, J. —61, 68, 152, 225, 226, 230
Shulls, W. ____________69, 212
Shumway, I. HH.__________:_89, 124
Shupe. M. ___ 
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Shuttleworth, J. __gS.____142
Sibert, D.______Ä________113
Sibley, B. ____________113, 120
Sibley, F. 
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Sibley, L. 
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Sickeier, G.  ____®Lg__ 113, 190
Sidebotham, G.__89, 122, 207, 237
Siebert, E.____gsg-_____-134
Siebert, R. _____■________99
Siegle, R. 
ff-69
Siglin, C. __—4;___JIM____156
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Sigsby. D. 
Sill, F. ____41_______162, 258
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Simmons, J.___i&J._69, 134, 201
Simmons, L. _____________113
Simmons, W. ____-Ä-----------99
Simon, T._____________.—113
Simons, H.__^_______—89, 172
Simons, M. ________g__69, 252
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Sims, A._______69, 246, 280, 317
Sinclair, A. _____________226
Sinclair, J.----—--------RfMB--113
Sinclair, L. _______69, 240, 241
Sines, O. -----------------------------69
Sinnhuber, R. ______——R—252
Sissala, T. ________—riB---113
Sitterle, G. —
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Sivulka, N._-¿Jjz— —113
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Skene, J. ——------------.—-—180
Skidmore, D.---——:--------------150
Skidmore, H. —_____69, 221, 324
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Skinner, J. A. _____HR.BL—89
Skinner, J.----K-------------------113
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Skorina, A. 
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Slaton, H. ¿sR---------------------113
Slee, K.__________225, 229, 24-9
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Small, J. ________________69
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Smetka, C. H______—______235
Smirniotis, A._|1L-______ 
180
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Smith, O.___-99
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Smith, D._____gL-----------89, 128
Smith, E. ______B-89, 230. 259
Smith, E.__69, 160, 233, 234. 261,
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Smith, E. —J&*___Jj._69, 201, 221
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Smith, F. 
113, 214
Smith, 
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Smith, 
J. __________—1013
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Smith, L. £?._45, 69, 178, 258, 270
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Smith, M. E. US— -jBfc-'____89, 138
Smith, M. E.__________,___113
Smith, M. ____________194, 200
Smith, M. -------------—______164
Smith,  M. _____________§§70
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Smith, W. H.___JM________280
Smolen, AjRB—_IBL—Ai99. 164
Snedocor, F.________232, 
235
Snell, V._____________89, 142
Snelling, E. ________ii__99, 120
Snyder, C. 
fe; ■. m'jn
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Snyder, D. S___________191
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Snyder, H._R—_______.__260
Snyder, L. _HL_______B—70
Soine, G._________________154
Solberg, G. —
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Sold, G. -gl.______________113
Somers, A. ____________70, 126
Soth, R. -----------------------89, 252
Southard, R. 
.L£j|____113
Spaniolo, V. — -_L_____80, 89, 194
Sparks, C. —,___M_____.-206
Sparks, H.__70, 154, 225, 228, 231,
280, 309, 314
Sparling, N.s»_--J1H_._____70, 258
Sparling, P. — _____70, 232, 234
Spatta, H.____HU_____70, 130
Speelman, HgL_45, 70, 185, 280, 282
Speer, W.____B——_____70, 212
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Speers, N. ¿4__;______ 
Spencer, A. ____iL__HR____99
Spencer, J. ____________99, 212
Spero, G. —
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Sperow, E. ___________££_113
Spicer, J. ---------------89, 
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Spiess, RH__i_______Si___166
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Stafford, E.______L__—___R_132
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113
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Stauffer, R. _______liR___206
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Stephenson, D.__RRtBRS9, 240
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SternerfÄA. R. ____148, 225, 229
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Stimson, R. __ 
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Stones, L.________________71
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Sullivan, B._B__WÊmÊ_:_;__R99
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Summerlee, J. 
S._____90
Summerlee, M._—______§§,—126
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Sunnen, E.___:____—
99. 222
Surratt, M. ;_R--------------------90
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Sutton, S. ______—R-----i—152
Swanson, G. __________11, 225
Swart, J. _fjsH__-______11-113
Swart, R. ____I—
Swartz, H.___R_45, 185, 280, 286
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Tate, W. — ___
Taylor, C. _____
Taylor, D. ____
Taylor, D. T.___
Taylor, F. ___ _
Taylor, H.___S.
Taylor, H. _____
Taylor, H. _____
Taylor, J._ili___
Taylor, J. C.___
Taylor, J. E.___
Taylor, J. ^__
Taylor, M. _____
Taylor, N. MR—_
Taylor, R. H____
Taylor, R. G.____
Taylor, R. E.R__
Taylor, R. M.__
Taylor, R. _i8lRBS
Telford, Emily _
Tell, L. ________
Templin, K. R||L_
Terwilliger, F. 
Terwillinger, T. _
Tesar, R. _____
Teske, A. ______
Thacker, T. ISHIH
Thatcher,- W._
Thayer. A. -akjji_
Theiler, A._____
Theroux, L.____
Thomas, L. H__
Thompson, C.KBB._
Thompson, J.___
Thompson, M.__I
Thompson, N. _

MwRL—100
___________128
____________113
____________90
■K«871. 160 
-g—RR-71 
—90, 156, 224 
ÄU71, 148
___________148
_____________71
____R71, 134
_______99, 215
_____R-?!, 90
.172, 224, 248
_________—113
,_R____;iRl 64
_______——113
g_______—120
____________113
_________—134
___________113
___________113
______180, 249
p.______§§113
___________113
.100, 134, 196
_____130, 223
H_—R7I, 140
R____BP212
.—.MM..71
R__________71
____________71
___________136
._90, 231, 260 
_72, 232, 236
___—_90, 226
___________162
R_Rpioo
■¡I—100, 142
______—_ R100
___________113
____________90
229
_____226, 

Thompson, P._-_R_________90
Thompson, Y. ____-H—____223
Thorburn, J.___MRRRRBi^l 58
Thrall, D. —__________JRI-100
Thum, G. M________^kfi90, 248
Thurston, D. __________^__72
Tice, G. _____________113, 166
 RL113
Tice, R. M________ 
Tiebhe, A. ________ 
12
Tietz, D:||L___________R—i_90
Tighe, M. ______M__il-i__H-113
g—S.__113
Tighe, P.__—1—
Tillinghast, R. ___,-S$._____215
Timreck; A. ________-_
Timkovich, P. —_—___72, 190, 229
Tindall, A. _____H_>jRR-72, 128
Tinkham, M. ____________113
Tobey, L. _____R______Ä1-113
Tobin, D. —Ji—R—H___H90
B—90, 172, 212
Tolford, H. 
Tomasik, S. _________a__B_90
Tompsett, A. ________166, 100
Toöker, R. _____B__BR90, 152
Torbet, J. _____________—100
Torrey, A. ____________RH-113
Toth, M. -11__________113, 196
Towle, V._____4__________90
Townsend, L.__90, 148, 232, 236,
260
Townsend, S. _______ 
72
Tracy, N. ________.——110, 249
Trafelet, D. _________HpL_100
Tranter, B.__44, 72, 138, 186, 223,
245
Tranter, L. _______—___72, 138
Treadwell, M. __________—235
Treanor, J. _____________113
Trebilcock, J. ____________235
Trembath, R. —_—_________174
Tribe, M.-----90, 130, 192, 221, 223
Trickey, B.-------90, 132, 225, 226
Tripp, R. -------HR&-----------259
Trix, J. 
 B__________100
Trousdale, G. ______72, 158, 248
Troyer, D. _______________180
Trudgen, E. ____ 
—215
Tubbs, B. ________________113
Tubbs,; N. _______________140
Tubbs, J. _____________72, 140
Tucker, L. ___________ 
100
¡¡SIlL-—_________113
Tullius, E. 
Turner, E. ______ 
113
Turner, E. ______M______100
Turner, R.---------R___80, 90, 194
Turner, W. ___ 
4—152, 248
Turunen, R. ________:_160, 231
Tuttle, B. _____________—_120
Tuttle, D.____B__________190
Twist, J.__________ 
Tykocki, H. ________—B_—72
Tyndall, J. —«.-4,1________90

-113, 178

U
Umphrey, K._____^_122, 194, 90

V
Vale, D. _________________178
Valleau, C. _______________100
Vallery, W. _______—____162
Van Aken, G.____________113
Vanatter, B._______________90
Van Auken, S.________113, 130
Vance, S._—_____________100
Van Conant, M.___________166
Vandermark, J.___________—154
Vanderbilt, J._________R72, 229
Vanderborgh, Grace____100, 136
Vander Kaay, L. __________90
Vander Meer, C._______72, 235
Vander Meulen, E. ______148, 231
Vanderplow, F.____________100
Vanderveld, R. _____ 
100, 174
Van Deusen, V. ____________90
Van Hoesen, H.____________72
Van Keuren, B. ___________113
Van Sluyters, G._______!__120
Van Syoc, G. _______ 
90
Van Tilborg, E.____________113
Van Voorhees, T. _________113
Van Winkle, R.__72, 209, 227, 244
Vaydik, J. ——____________168
Veach, T. ________________72
Veith, V.________________273
Venier, J. _______________241 ,
Verellen, R. ________ 
113
Verheul, R. _________ 
158, 259
Verhoeven, A.____________100
Versluis, H. _____________100
Viancour, F. _____________113
Vicary, G. --------------------------100
Vihtelic, S._______________100
Vincent, E. _____________100
Visscher, D. ____________-400
Visscher, R. _____________170
Vitovsky, G. ________3-___100
Vivian, W. ___________R__90
Von Eberstein, G. ______100, 130
Vorce, R. _____________—_113
Vyn, E. -----------------------------134
Vyn, E. ------------------72, 128, 221

W
Wadson, G. _____________R_90
Waggoner, D. _________113, 142
Wagner, C. _________ 
  S_72
Wagner, C. 4t!_____________90
174
Wahl, W. ______ 
Waite, J. _____4_______90
Waite, K.__45, 189, 260, 280, 308,
309, 314

Waite, R. --------------------------J'™
Wakeman, S.------------------äö" 919
Walbridge, J. ----------------------f"
BBBhR
Walkauskas, P.----------- 
Walker, F. ------------------B|
Walker, R. -----------------i0°;
Wallace, F.---------------------íó> ^
Wallenhorst, R.---------------------
Walpole, M. -------------------------,
Walsh, M. -------------:-----------
Walters, C.-------------------------
Walters, R.----------------------:—1"^

Warbach, O. ----------lÿô, ¿00
Ward, G.-----------------------------lljj

--------  

Ward, R. G.--------------13, 148, 242
Ward, R. S.----------------------<3, 160
Ward, W. --------------------------1“0
Ware, A. --------------------------113
\vare, D. J. -------------------------138
Warner, D. —-----------------------00
Warner, J. -------------------------100
Warner, R.-----------------------—H3
Warner, R. --------------------------13
Warren, D. --------------------------13
Warren, M. ______________128
Warskow, M.____13, 212, 232, 23p
Wasco, J.----------------------------13
Washburn, K. --------------_113, 178
Wasson, W.____________13, 252
Waterbury, R. ----------------------90
Watson, J. --------------------- 
 73
Watson, J. -------------------------114
Watson, R._______________114
Watson, R. C.-------------11-13, 230
Watson, W.____73, 152, 246, 259
Watt, JJ.-----------------------------114
Way, C._________________154
Weaver, C. --*2_____100, 148, 229
Webb, A.---------------- 
73, 258
Webb, J.________________114
Webb, L. E. ______________61
Weber, S. _______________138
Webster, C. ________-_____168
Weeks, R. _______________260
Wehr, M._____________100, 134
Weinburg, H. — ;____________73
Weinman, C._—_,__________114
Weir, J. -----------------------------100
Weir, P.______I—____100, 122
Welch, E. _______________144
Weich,* M. _______________100
Welch, R.______________73, 178
Wellees, J. _________;___—148
Welles, W._________73, 188, 229
Wells, B._________^-------214
Wells, G. _________73, 252, 260
Wendt, E. _______________114
Wendzel, M. ______________100
Wenger, C._______________100
Wermuth, R. 
90
Wessborg, E.___________90, 198
Wessborg, M.___________198, 223
West, C. _________________260
Westerman, N. -_—--------------g73
Western, B._____ji______;_114
Westrin, W.____________90, 212
Westrate, B. _____________231
Wescott, E.___________j.___100
Wetherby, C.__£“B—------——132
Wheatley, C.__136, 209, 244, 324
Wheeler, D. ______________273
Whelan, M. _______________73
White, A. ________________100
White, D. _______________226
White, E.______74, 160, 230, 240
White, E. ____ 
114, 196
White, M. _______________74
White, S.________________114
White, S._________________134
White, W.__45, 74, 178, 194, 259
Whiteiield, P. ____________126
Whitmore, C._____________114
Whitney, D. 
______________225
Whitsit, R. __________114, 162
Wicker, J. _______________170
Wickett, A.______ 
114
Wickstrom, J. R.__________170
Widlick, J.___________;—134
Wiadenhoeft, W. __________176
Wiesner, H._______1Ç___¡___74
Wiggins, W.__________i-'—90
Wilcox, M._______74, 233, 235
Wilcox, C. — BR__________100
Wilcox, L. __________——__258
Wilcox, R. B.__74, 212, 232, 235
Wilcox, R. P.-----74, 185, 222, 245
Wilhite, M. _______;_______74
Willems, D._______________230
Williams, A. _____________128
Williams, E. ___________90, 201
Williams, R. ----------------IOO, 180
Williams, R. ____;_________215
Williams, R. _____________lot*
Williams, R._____________I66
Williams, W. ______74, 168, 248
Willobee, J. __________148, 244
Wilson, H. -------------— 162,’ 260
Willson, J. _______________90
Wilson, C. —__________;74( 134
Wilson, D. _______________9o
Wilson, F. _______________138
Wilson, H. E. __________J¡¡1174
Wilson, H. J._;_____—_____100
Wilson, J. B. ----------------120, 138
Wilson, J.-----—--------90, 94, 
138
Wilson, J.---—----------80, 194, 246

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Wilson, N.______
Wilson, P. ___
Wilson, R. ______
Winchell, L. _____
Winder, J. 
__
Winston, B.H.______
Winiter, G.__80, 90,

Winter, J._______
Wise, K.________
Wise, N. ________
Wisler, EM_______
Witte, N. ______■
Wohlert, E._>____
Wolf, G._________
Wolff, A. ______
Wood, D. ________
Wood, I. ________
Wood, T. ________

___;__—BlOO
--------------90
--M-___ifi_90
_-¿ÎÏ160
— 
—   
—114
—M__90, 134
198, 200, 206.
20S
-74, 215, 218
--------p-100
--------------74
_______114
_______226
_______114
-M—158, 258
-MM___146
——____114
-------------148
170, 232

Wood, Y. _____________ 
74
Woodard, J.___________74, 122
Woodburn, D._____,___¿—90, 130
Woodcock, M.__Jv---90, 122
Woodcock, R._imm____174, 235
Woodhead, H. _____.. ;______74
Woodfield, D.  KpH_________170
Woodman, M. BBL--JBH_.___120
Woodrick, Y. 
;____JK____244
Woodruff, R. _________90, 166
Woodstra, H._____Bj____74, 310
Wooten, M.______J|jj___B75, 259
Woo ton, J.______ML-___74, 212
Wooton, G. _____ft'--_74, 242
Worcester, G. ______75, 166, 258
Work, M.H__________114, 140
Worting, J. 
jBL_.__________90
Wriggelsworth, R. ______90, 176
¡g.____—4^Bl52
Wright, A.___■

Wright, D._
Wright, H. 
Wright, M. _.
Wyatt, J. _
Wyeth, I. 
Wynne, M. 

_75, 148, 212, 239
__________90, 156
75 
. _ 
___  220 
90, 190 
_ 114

_ _ 
____1 

_ 

_ 

.

Y
Yabsley, F. 
. _ _ 
- 
Yanz, A. _ 
Yared, W. _ . 
Yeager, E. 
Yeager, M.
Yeiter, G. 
Yohpe, R. 
Young, D. 
Young, D. 
Young, E. 
Young, E.

_______ 

__ 
___—_ 
. _____ __ 

_ _ 

___Ì68
164
— ..247,’90
100, 90
00
162, 273, 249
- _ 232
114
_247, 75, 223
180
__ 90

____ _____ 
____ 

INDEX TO ORGANIZATIONS

Youne. F.
Youne. M.........
Younff. M.
Young, R.
Young, R.
Youne-, W. 
Yovonovitz, R. 
Yucker, J. _
Yunck, J.

Z

Zachar. J.
Zak, F.  _______
Zant, R. _ 
Ziene-enfus. G. 
Zimmerman. R.
Zindler, H.
Zineer. E. ......
Zinober. R. 
Zipple, Tf.

--------------114
---------234, 90
75
---------- 

____ 
114
----------—164
- -90, 280, 309

-------154, 75

------------114

---------------90
--------------75
273
-------------100
-------------273
----------240, 75
-------------260

Agricultural Council .............................188
Agronomy Club.......................................231
Alpha Chi Sigma ...................................252
Alpha Chi Omega...................................120
Alpha Epsilon Pi ...................................146
Alpha Gamma Delta...............................122
148
Alpha Gamma Rho ................ 
Alpha Omicron Pi............................. 
124
Alpha Phi ...............................................126
Alpha Phi Omega...................................249
Alpha Psi ........................................   239
Alpha Xi Delta.......................................128
Alpha Zeta ................................................228
American Institute of Electrical

Engineers.......235
American Society of Civil Engineers.....236
American Society of Mechanical

American Veterinary Medicine

Engineers.......234

Association........240

Animal Husbandry Stock Judging

.............................. 

Team.......251
Associated Women Student Council...186
Band 
...216
Band Club .............................................. 218
Beta Alpha Sigma ...............................209
Beta Kappa .............................................150
Block and Bridle............................ 
230
Blue Key ...................................................80
Board of Publications ...........................193
Chi Omega...............................................130
 251
Dairy Cattle Judging Team .......... 
Dairy Club...............................................229
Dairy Products Judging Team .............251
Delphic........:...........................................152
Delta Alpha......................... ..................132
Delta 'Chi............................................. 154
Delta Sigma Phi ...................................156
Eclectic ....................................................158
Excalibur ...................................................45
Farmhouse................................ 
160
Forestry Club Cabinet...........................242
4H Club ....................................................226
Green Splash...........................................325
Hesperian.................................................162
Home Economics Club...........................237
244
Horticulture Club................ 
Hotel Administration Students ...........224
Independent Men’s League...................190
Interfraternity Council .........................145
Kappa Alpha Theta ..............................134
136
Kappa Delta .......... 
Kappa Kappa Gamma...........................138
...............164
Kappa Sigma.................... 

La Cofradia 
..........................................243
166
Lambda Chi Alpha ........... 
Men’s Debate.........................................206
Men’s Glee Club.......................................212
Michigan State . News ...........................194
Mortar and Ball “.......................................272
44
Mortar Board :.......................... 
Mu Phi Epsilon .....................................211
258-261
Officers Club ........................ 
Omicron Nu ...L................... 
238
Orchesis ...................................................221
Pan-Hellenic Council ........................  119
Pershing Rifles.......................................273
Phi Chi Alpha .................... 
168
Phi Delta Theta .....................................170
Phi Kappa Tau.......................................172
................................233
Phi Lambda Tau 
Phi Mu Alpha .........................................215
Pi Alpha Xi......................... 
243
Pi Kappa Delta.......................................208
Pi Kappa Phi .........................................174
262
Pistol Team ................. 
Press Club..................... 
200
Scabbard and Blade...............................270
Scimitar ..........,........................................326
Sigma Alpha Beta...................................241
176
Sigma Alpha Epsilon ................ 
Sigma Alpha Iota...................................210
Sigma Epsilon.........................................246
Sigma Gamma Upsilon...........................248
Sigma Kappa..................... 
140
Sigma Nu............................................  178
Sigma Pi Sigma.................. 
250
Spartan Magazine...................................198
Spartan Women’s League ......................191
Student Club.................................... 
 220
185
Student Council ......... 
Student Grange.......................................225
Student Lecture Course Board.............192
Tau Beta Pi.............................................232
Tau Sigma...............................................245
................................201
Theta Alpha Phi 
180
Theta Kappa Nu 
..... 
Tower Guard .................................... 
 94
Union Board ...........................................189
Varsity Club ..................... 
280
196
.k..... 
Wolverine 
Women’s Athletic Association..............,324
Women’s Debate,............,.......-...,.........207
Women’s Glee ¡Club ........—...................214
Xi Sigma Pi ...................................... 242
Y. M. C. A....................................:..........222
.223
Y. W. C. A............................ 
142
Zeta Tau Alpha......................