Alexander Ben Marion Bonds Milton Caplan Albert Kramer Felix League Ernest Levin Charles Lowe John Maser

Joseph Costanzo Peter Cubra William Davidson Andrew Dimaggio Max Mathers Sidney Milder Wendell Murphy Anthony Nunez Earl Opperhauser

Stuart Firnschild Eli Friedman Alfonso Fuller George Gluski John Palumbo Chester Pierce Harold Reed Jack Ribiat Albert Schlenker

Martha Grekul Victor Hanson Richard Hartley Caryl Hathaway Irwin Shulman Charles Siebert Jack Silberman Luman Slawson George Squire

Keith Jenkins Alice Jones David Kaplan Kleath Kembel Ellsworth Kendig Stuart Stahl Keith Trace, Jr. Ned Wagner Woodrow Weiss Peter Whittaker

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\ . THE DETROIT COLLEGIAN

Jeanne Smith, Shirley Rismer, Bud Neal, Ray Gibton, Ann Bakalis, Pete Dickinson, and Lois Vagnozzi.

Sally Slagel, Bud Neal, Warren Johnke, Pete Dickinson, and Don Pilete.

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This year, for the first time, the Stud­ent-Faculty Directory has incorporated the Wayne University Handbook within its covers. Another edition to the Di­rectory is an Advertising Index in the back of the book which acts as a class­ified section. Other firsts include the listings of the Law School, College of Medicine, and t he School of Morluary Science. The 1948-49 Directory, also contains the names of a ll fu ll-time and part-time matriculated students, as well as faculty , office, and organization list­ings. In addition, a map of the main campus, and a listing of the a lumni organizations are included. The completion of the Directory was made possible through the cooperation of the associate editors and staff assis­tants.

Left to right: Joyce Hanchett, Co-editor; Betty de Wolff, Business Manager; Shirley Rundorff, Co-editor.

STUDENT-FACULTY DIRECTORY

Left to right: Shirley Rundorff; Joyce Hanchett; Elizabeth W arszawski; Doris Q'Loane; Bev. erley Hanchett; Barbara Wright; Betty de Wolff.

Absent from picture: Martha Steinmetz; Carol Zillgitt; Betty Coleman; Sara McKinney; Bar­bara Plumb; Pat Gaffney; Reynolds Juengel; Don Kilts; Betty Bremiller; Jean Deming; Bar­bara Stoke; Dot Prance; Kay Sweeney.

Betty De Wolff, Arlin Gitlin, Sid Cogan, Trudy Epstein.

Boris Moroz, Caryl Klein, Don Ferguson, C la rence White.

AD SERVICE

Mrs. Ruth Kroll.

Dudley Randall, John Booty, Norman Glovinsky, Peggy Crutchley: Co.Editor, Gerald Lampert, Leo V. Young.

PANORAMA

Panorama, literary magazine of the University, is sponsored by the English Department. Intended to stimulate the creative writing talents of the students, Pan, as it is referred to mixes good writing with humor, cartoons and articles. Starting slowly a few semesters ago, Panorama has grad­ually accumulated a reading public which has insured its success.

ENGINEER

Published four times a year, the Wayne Engineer is the official publication of the College of Engineering. The magazine aims at furthering the aims and ambitions of the students in engineer­ing. All of the material for the publication is written and con­tributed by the students of the college. The content of the articles appearing in the magazine are written to be of interest to all students, both in and out of the College of Engineering.

David Brody, Managing Editor; Joel Cohen, Circulation Manager; Leonard J. Pernick, Editor in Chief; Harold Bryman, Publicity Manager

Editor in Chief, Alexander J. Zawacki Jr.

Managing Editor and Art Director, G loria M. Conlan

THE GRIFFIN

Assistant Managing, Victoria Johnides

The Griffin has been published since 1925 as a student activ­ity. Continuing the tradition, the Griffin has been designed as a senior yearbook. This year due to the unprecedented enthusiasm of the class of 1949, there are over 1200 senior pictures in the book. A hearty "thanks" is extended to a few of the members of the Art Education Department and members of the Collegian staff for their unselfish help. Tom Sutton and Joel Dvorman served as assistant art editors. Joyce Hanchett, Jane Roche, Beverly Bay, and Jeanne Smith worked on copy, while Jerry Cohen contributed sports material to go with the photog­raphy of Jay Funkhauser,' pictured on the right.

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I Seated: G. Smart; A. Del Buono; F. Emerson; H. Van Vliet; H. Hess; D. Stocker; J. Jaworowicz. Standing: A. Weiss; R. Maki; M. Frank; W. Beese; J. Darragh; S. Feldsteen; C. Strewski; E. Pinkstaff; C. Rahnke; H. McLain; A. Kurz; R. Juengel; F. Hodgins.

Accemites is the honorary Engineering society.

Seated: B. Coleman; Miss Smith; W. Niemann. Standing: P. Doyle, F. Stanton; E. Lungberg; S. Bemus.

Alpha Beta Pi is a loca l social soror­ity that strives to encourage higher standards of character and scholar­ship among women students. They have made noteworthy contributions to such organizations as the Red Cross and Care. Miss Marjorie Smith is the group advisor.

Seated: J . McTarlin; R. Marshall, treas.; C. Nixon, corres.-sec.; G. Kingsbury, faculty sponsor; H. Carl­son, pres.; F. Black; R. Brandt, rcd.­sec.; E. Hodge. Second Row: C. Welti; A. Bockman; C. Quintal; W . Dennis; M. Kern; C. Hagles; S. Polgar. Third Row: R. Simpson; J. Spicer; R. Simpson; W. Hayes; W. Hesz; E. Ehrstine; Z. Kish; H. Perrine.

The Fred Black chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma is a national and profes­sional advertising . fraternity and was insta lled on the Wayne campus De­cember 12, 1948. The recognition of outstanding male students in adver­tising and marketing, to promote a closer relationship between students and professional men in the field, and to provide a connecting link between the classroom and the business world are the main objectives of the group.

ALPHA BETA PI

ALPHA DELTA SIGMA

Seated: J. Oliver, ~entinel; V. Griffin, parliamentarian; P. Browder, treas.; J. Hill, pres.; H. Mitchell, rcd.-sec.; V. Morse, corres.-sec.; A. Lightfoot, dean of pledges. . Standing: P. Johnson; M. Burns; M. Reynolds; E. Grayson; O. Miller; M. Cal­houn; L. Flake; V. C laytor; L. Keller; B. G lascoe; V. Martin; C. Murdock. Not Present: M. Robertson; D. Floyd; R. Burton; V. Woodhouse; N. Prograis; R. Wilson; D. Smith; D. McDonald; W . Griffin; L. Hardwidk.

"So let my life like the Ivy be, a help to man and a wreath for thee" •.. Ever inspired by these lines, the young women of Beta Mu chapter strive to attain and guard high standards of scholarship and ethical worthiness around which their activities center. The organization was founded in 1908 and was the first Negro women's society. They have been active on the Wayne campus since 1936; since that time they have awarded an annual scholarship to Wayne. They participate in Wintermart and many other campus activities.

Beta Omicron chapter of Alpha Kappa "Psi was installed on the Wayne campus on May 18, 1941. The group was awarded the Phoenician Trophy given annually by the Detroit Retail Merchants Assoc. for outstanding contribution to the academic program of the School of Business Admin­istration. They conducted the A. I. A. testing program and the Alumni Occupational Survey for the school of Business Administration. The objects of this fraternity sha ll be to further the individual welfare of its members; foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance; educate the public to appre­ciate and demand higher ideals therein; and to promote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business administration.

Seated: J. Litton; K. Blue; G. Campbell; W. Day; F. Mazeau; F. Dever; S. Kateff; G. Fenwick; H. Barbour; R. Greene. Second Row: D. Palmer; W. Dennis; W. Osborn; W . Thurman; T. Fanos, Jr.; ,J. Terhune; F. F. Mauser; S. Polgar; G. Vandoone; T. Zink; J. Jenkins; J. Cadaret; R. Alii. Third Row: A. Mettinen; A. Hasty; ' R. Rozman; R. Harris; B. Kellogg; J. Owen; C. Golembiew­ski; R. Wallace; E. Grabowski; E. Howenstein; G. Crockatt, Jr.; W. McFerran; T. Wall; C. Hoyt; E. Zick; C. Anderson; R. Morenz; W. McCausland. Fourth Row: L. Jacobi, Jr.; S. Patrick; J. Spicer; R. Boomer; W . Bothwell; C. Lagg; R. Jones; A. Wood; R. Bird; H. Lazar; R. Grief; H. Binder; J. DeBacker; E. O'Neill; C. Bullock; G. Angel­lotti ; J. Ninichuk, Jr.

; P. Kosiba; ; J. Murma (?); R. Wermer.

Standing: ; R. Chance;

; J. Yurik; W. Campbell; ; R. Williams;

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Alpha Sigma Phi is a national fraternity whose purpose is to foster education, maintain charity, promote patriotism, encourage culture, encourage high schol­arship and building of character, and perpetuate friendship among its " members and other campus organizations. The sponsors of the group are Dr. Pixley and Dean Folley.

Seated: S. Asher, treas.; Y. Stilwell, vice-pres.; K. Helliar, pres.; C. Mar­burger, sec. Stand ing: J. Imboden; J. Joly; M. Bickel, J. Carter.

Alpha Sigma Alpha is a national sor­ority with the four-fold aim of physi­ca l, intellectual, social, and spiritual development of its members. The group sponsors are Miss Downer and Miss Graham.

Seated: M. Bickle; D. G illeo; B. Stroke; Mrs. G. Millard, sponsor;

; J. Jame-son, pres.; Standing: E. Gohlke;

; T. Miller; ; G. Sugrue;

; J. Orris; J. Popp; S. Kamm.

Alpha Sigma Tau is a national sorority which promotes the ethical, cultural and social development of its mem­bers. In addition to numerous teas and rush parties the group indulges in many inter-group affairs. Last year

it celebrated its 25th anniversary.

ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

ALPHA SIGMA TAU

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ALPHA THETA SIGMA

Seated: L. Emigh, corres. sec.; M. L. Currie, rcd. sec.; M. Mazur, pres.; J. L. Watson, vice-pres.; V. Johnides. Standing: E. Indreica; L. Carlson; B. Zalewski; M. Klarich; N. Robinson; B. Holmberg; R. M. Bercez; L. Chungo; L. Woicehovich; G. Conlan, treas. Not Present: P. Taylor; D. Thomas; I. Hopping; P. Coutts; E. Smith; V. Bonnaldi; A. Crathern, sponsor; M. Lupini; S. Rigley.

A local sorority, Alpha Theta Sigma strives to promote womanliness, scholarship, cooperation, honesty and better fellowship among all its girls and groups in the University. Members in faculty are Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Sterne, Mrs.

Kelly, Thelma James, and Dr. Alice Crathern, sponsor.

feature sorority

In April, 1923, a group of women students at the Detroit Junior Col­lege organized the An-Tik-Lik Club, the second women's organization on the campus.

This organization was not looked upon with approval. The dean, Mr. D. MacKenzie and the head of women's activities felt the organization was unnecessary and ruled against it since it might prove a fore run­ner of "sororities." However, they were prevailed upon to allow the group to show their worth with the understanding that failure meant losing their campus sponsorship.

The members assisted organizations on campus, took an active part in college activities, distributed literary digest of the Collegian, col­lected $425.00 for the first push-ball fo r the Frosh-Soph games. As a result of outstanding service to the University, the club as a whole received recognition.

In 1927, the group became a Greek letter social sorority. Through the years, the group has awarded a scholarship bracelet to tbe outstanding woman student in the L.A. College, who has main­tained a high honor point average. The first Governor's Lady be­longed to Alpha Theta Sigma. They participated in all college activi­ties, sponsored parties for under privileged children, held inter-club parties, hay rides and wienie roasts. Group sponsor is Dr. Alice Crathern.

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Seated: R. Palmer; R. Bassett; l. Mack; O. Park; A. Drabkowski. Second Row: H. Zuschin; J. Van Riper; R. Habermas; F. Brady; E. McNamara; l. Bell; R. Dell; J. Jakubiec; J. Mann. Third Row: E. Bryden; B. Filsinger; W. Park; H. Wisner; A. Keyes; B. Remick; J. Frankfurth. Not Present: A. Ruhly; C. McDonald; J. Walsh. .. A local social fraternity, the Arabs take singular pride in promoting fellowship, scholarship, and fraternal spirit among members. Their twenty-seventh annual founder 's day banquet held at the Student Center and a winter formal at the Botsford Tavern have kept the members busy. Mr. Olin E. Thomas is the group's advisor.

Special lectures by well-known personalities in the field of engineering and trips through industrial plants round out the year for ASME. The objects of the Society are to promote the art and science of mechanical engineering and allied art; to encourage original research; to foster engineering education; to advance the standards of engineering; to pro mot e the discussion of engineers among themselves and with allied technologists.

Seated: J. Williams; N. Christy; G. C larke, Jr.; N. levine, sec.-treas.; R. Anderson, chairman; D. Gerkins, advisor; E. Tania , vice-pres.; G. Majewski; T. Collins; S. A. Murch. Second Row: C. Shellman; P. Anderson; T. Kew; R. Bogre; R. VanderMeulen; O. Boksa; G. Sat­terly; G. Dalder; C. Strewski; D. Bowen; J. Bertram; G. Bergum; E. Scanlon; W . Koch; l. Wine. Third Row: R. Schillill9; W. Gordon; A. Hoysepian; G. Turpel; R. Hock; G. Goodman; O. Grimm; P. Davidovich; W. Gorden; D. Schwendner; H. L Hamrick; V. W . Immel; S. Pinto.

Seated: B. Wright; H. Smart; J. Roche; H. Sterns; F. Zwickey; Dr. Welling; L. Dworkin; R. Goodman; F. Radford. Second Row: R. DeVleeschouer; J. Dvorman; L. Marshall; E. Biemel; H. Wygocki; W. Padgett; R. Gellerman; A. Lightfoot; L. Rogers; H. Miyaya; H. Payne. Third Row: J. Hanchett; E. Warszawski; A. Jackson; D. Sondy; O. Mitcheom; B. Cohen; R. Gadych; S. Kleffman; V. Ga les; A. Zawacki.

The Art Education Club serves to introduce new methods and activities which might not otherwise be included in the Art Education curriculum. Lectures, movies, museum trips, and excursions to other cities are made possible by the existence of this club. Its sponsors are Dr. Jane B. Welling, Ea rl Weiley, and Fern Zwickey.

Kneeling: B. Catlin; D. Graether; K. Keuster; E. Laird; B. Fernandez; M. Boongraber; A. Albinson; R. Mangus; G. Berger; P. Doyle. Second Row: M. Bezou; F. Nichol; C. Lahrman; L. Lightstone; S. Neiman; E. Weiley; B. Kahn; S. Nankervis; M. Ghofu lpo; D. Dillard; M. Young. Third Row: B. Nutkewicz; R. Mell; L. Opperhauser; M. Gracey; M. Grossman; V. Mei:sel; I. Miak­inen; E. Matijek; J. Gordon; P. Kilgore; J. Lichtenstein. Fourth Row: M. Reichel; R. Eshkanian; A. Wacht; D. Rochon; B. Bay; D. Townsend; H. Hoffa; H. Shay;. H. Rabinowicz; C. Alexander.

Seated: S. Gu~tafson; J. Morey; Mrs. Groves; L. G lovinsky; B: Robinson. Sta nding: M . . McDonald ; D. Power; L. Little ; B. Neitzel; J. Smith; D. Sacks; B. W illiamson; N. Tulk; B. C hristensen; S. Ramsey.

The association of Women Students Executive Board is composed of representa­tives from the ISC, YWCA, class boards, and any woman interested in assisting in the activities of the organization. The Holly Hop, women's week, mother's day tea, an art exhibit, and record programs are but a few of the group's activi­

ties. Mrs. K. Groves is the advisor.

A WS ACTIVITIES COUNCIL

Seated: E. Partogian; J. Morey; Mrs. A Hoover, advisor; R. Ansell ; W. Baker. Standing: N. Tulk; B. Samuel; P. Car­mier; R. Kramer; F. G ilchrist; H. Far­ber.

Acting as the co-ordinator of wom­en's activities a t the University, the A.W.S. Activities Council plans the annual Holly Hop and the AW.S. recognition breakfast. The group is a member of the Eastern Association and National Inter-Collegiate organ­ization of A.W.S. Mrs. Arlene Hoover is the group advisor.

Beta Gamma is a local honorary fra­ternity wllose members are composed of students in the School of Business Administration who have attained high scholastic averages. Mr. E. G. Eriksen is the group's advisor.

Seated: C. Kingins; J. Hoffer; M. Wizinsky; G. Vandoorne; E. Eriksen ; D. W indle; M. Bloch; E. Bodzin. Second Row: H. Cantor; H. Brown; E. Sherman; J. Battle; W. Stomp; P. Uhl; R. Watts; N. Garland; A Malo; G . Fenwick. Third Row: W. Dennis; I. Rosen; T. Kinden; J. Nowosielska ; H. C hudnow' R. Harris; F. Futerman; L. Gorosh. '

BETA GAMMA

Seated: V. Gedz, corres. sec.; A. Gabriele, 2nd vice-pres.; C. Esau, pres.; B.

Bagwell, 1st vice-pres.; H. Pillinger, rcd. sec.; M. Toupin. Standing: H. Shapiro; J. Jenkins; C. Sliney; J. Kikel; J. Homorodean; R. Can­field; L. Cotter; H. Kurys; R. Campbell; G. Angellotti; E. Waterhouse; F. Dever;

D. Fedorka. Not Present: L. Widener; N. Schroeder; J. Kallmeir.

The primary purpose of the club is to supplement courses of study within the University by inviting outstanding business men and women to speak at meetings and by conducting field trips to places of unusual business interest.

Canterbury Club was organized to unite the Episcopalian students 0 n th e campus through reli­gious and socia l activities. During the last season the group has sponsored several lectures, dis­

cussion periods, wienie roasts, and parties.

Seated: W. t>jiemann; B. McFadden; H. Lathrop; M. Niemann. Stand ing: S. Squires; S. Davies; S. McCarthy; M. Vukasovich; M. Graen; R. Bell; J. Hultberg; T.

McGriffin; D. Fedorka.

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PI DELTA EPSILON

Seated: C. Santagrossi; L. Vagnozzi, sec.; L. Young, pres.; P. Crutchley, vice­

pres.; H. Hochky; J. Smith. Standing: A. Vagnozzi; P. Pentecost; P. Dickenson; D. Randall; J. Cohen; D. Mac­Donald; A. Barr; J. Booty; S. Cramer; D. Helmrich; K. Evans; F. Simons; D. Mal­

oian. Not Present: A. Zawacki; R. O'Hare; I. Rosen; F. Grateau; A. Bakalis; S. Tarrant;

H. Fine; A. Tepel; Dr. Kallich, advisor.

Pi Delta Epsilon is the national honorary collegiate journalism fraternity. Wayne is one of the 61 chapters now lactive. The local chapter has co-sponsored the High School Journalism Conference, the Michigan Journalism Conference, and includes in its membership the upper staffs of nearly all of the student publica­

tions on the campus.

Founded April 26, 1927, Delta Gamma Chi strives to promote a spirit of friendship and loyalty among faculty and students as well as to support all campus activities. Some of the "musts" on the Delts calendar for the past year were their Easter party for under-privileged children, the an­nual founders day banquet, an alumni dinner da nce, and participation in various charity drives. Miss Elsie Townsend is the advisor of the group.

Seated: B. Christensen; M. Palmer; E. Kellerman; S. Gustafsen; M. Knowles; N. Christensen. Second Row: M. Parry; B. Brummel; V. Keller; J. Smith; N. Johnson; D. Scott; M. Johnson; M. At­kinson. Third Row: J. Deming; N. Olivieri; P. Comstock ; M. Bruske; M. Quinn; V. Lewis; V. Lenn; K. Retherford. Not Present: B. Edwards; A. Wilson; D. Lauder.

Seated: J. Penner; L. Washburn; D. Blanchard; R. Briggs; D. Miller. Second Row: D. Ruyle; A. Issette; J. Bowlby; T. Houston; R. Bates; S. Bulmer; S. Crimando. Third Row: S. Olah; D. Wdtson; R. Kausch; B. Duff; B. Steeb. Not Present: P. Czamanski, Jr.; D. Krohn; R. Charpentier; J. Inniss.

Delta Nu., a loca l social fraternity established to promote brotherhood, scholar­ship , and service, was founded in February, 1947. Participating in all school activities, the group was awarded the Homecoming trophy for the best float, an award for the most original Wintermart concession, and a plaque for inter-fra­ternity basketball competition. Harry Langsford is their sponsor.

Seated: D. Cross; G. Brown; A. Feth­erston; B. Chapman. Second Row: F. Gilchrist; M. Kaplan; A. Rozanski; P. Englander; H. Lewis; G. Mistretta. Third Row: B. Meitz; M. Atkinson; D. Hileman; M. Abbott; A. Ciesla .

Delta Omicron is a national honorary music fraternity that seeks to develop the musicianship and scholarship of young music students.

DELTA OMICRON

DELTA SIGMA EPSILON

The aims of De lta Sigma Epsilon are to cement the ties of friendship and to offer training in individual leader­ship. Th is local chapter was founded in 1947 and is affi liated with the na­tional chapter Alpha Chi which was begun on the campus of Miami Uni­versity at Oxford, Ohio in 191 4.

Seated: M. Ciminelli, rec. sec.; D. Sachs, pres.; L. Stevens, vice-pres.; C. Nakos, corres. sec. Standing: E. O'Connor, historian; P. Flynn; L. Prazza; L. Little, treas.; S. Treiber; C. Kohut.

Seated: B. Williams; D. Overby; S. C lark; C. Sheaf's; J. Morgan; B. Hartley. Second Row: C. Snead; D. Shilmover; H. Chavez; S. Davidson; R. Korreck; D. McGregor; S. Martin; B. Keller; W. Levine; B. Beddow. Third Row: J . Denenberg; M. Stephen; B. Za lewski; D. Kerr; N. Shepard; N. Rob­inson; J. Campbell; R. MacDonald; N. George.

Now in its second active year on campus, the Second Semester Frosh Board is active in carrying out class business and programs in order to encourage partici­pation in campus life. The Frosh Flurry, Frosh-Faculty open house, class picnics, Frosh-Soph games, and matinee dances highlighted the season organized by the Board. Mrs. Kathryn Groves is the group sponsor.

Seated: P. Blinkilde; R. Miller; H. Donnelly; M. Shell; F. Jones; R. Lieb­erman. Second Row: R. Jones; L. Rash; R. Comstock; A. Ross; R. Welch; J. Schmid; R. Brown; S. Lonski; R. Stev­ens; C. Olin. Third Row: H. Za ki; V. Saccaro; C. Olesko; R. MacArthur; H. A. Mel­endy; L. Biaford; E. Davies; N. Smith; S. Smith:

Epsilon Sigma was founded in 1928 in order to pro'mote fellowship and higher standards of educational achievement among students of engi­neering on the campus. Mr. Sargent and Dean Carr are the sponsors of the group.

EPSILON SIGMA

FIRST SEMESTER FROSH BOARD

This group was originally organized to help the incoming frosh make the nec­essary ad justment to college life through "get-acq uainted" dances, mixers, and open houses. The Frosh Flurry and the Frosh-Soph Games highlighted their season. Mrs. A. Hoover is t he advisor.

Seated: S. Smith; W. Schoenknecht; J. Cooper; Mrs. A. Hoover, sponsor; E. C incu; R. Upshaw. Second Row: D. Minor; A. Andrews; D. Mcintosh; E. Renaud; L. Sims; W. Larno. Third Row: T. Boyer; H. Thrasher; P. Wingert; M. Foner; S. Bennett; R. Numann; P. Kurtz.

Seated: J. Norrid; B. Taylor; F_ Kastner; D. Westcott; B. Van Buren; M. Mik­

ula, Jr. Second Row: H. Hubrecht; J. Bahnsen; E. Kruse; J. Dahmer; N. Hatjicannou; F. Westcott; B. Hayes; J. Sugden; B. Reitmeyer. Third Row: B. Doughty; A. Milne; B. Marana; J. Brennan; L. Knickerbocker; L. Bashara.

Gamma Phi Delta is a loca l fraternity whose purpose is to promote fraterna l, socia l, and intellectual association among the members, and to serve Wayne University. The group was founded in 1924 and has an active alumni chapter. A Founder's Day banquet, an annual summer formal, and a variety of "outside" activities sparked their social season. Joseph Truskowski and Jack Cotton are

the group sponsors.

The Gas House Gang is a loca l interest group that has been active on campus for twenty-eight years. Some 200 orphaned and homeless children were feted by the group at their annual Christ­

mas party. A St. Patrick's Dance, a faculty-student basketbalt game, and an award for the most valuable ath­lete are also among their special funct ions.

Seated: M_ Toth; B. Waha, court jester; V. Florea , watch dog; J. Rzepka, king; J. Salvadore, pre­mier; F. Sa igh. Second Row: J. Matthews; A. Guzzo; T. Perino; G. Mouradian; P. Sirian; A. Swerd low; J. W eber ; T. Szymanski; C . McHenry. Third Row: A. Levitan; B. McDonough; N. Kluck; W. Flippo; C. Milo; C. Minella; D. Hall; F. Gaw­ronski, escribo.

AUTOGRAPHS The purpose of Gamma Delta is to provide a balanced program of fel­lowship and Christian education among Lutheran students.

Seated: A. Stanul; L. Woellmer; M. Petit; M. A. Spolyar; A. Jutcinski; R. Hasspacher; B. Coleman; D. Hess; D. Sikorski; A. Meyer. Second Row: E. Joerin; B. Samuel; J. Werner, vice-pres.; H. Kasten, pres.; R. Senger, rcd. sec.; F. T rumpy, treas.; P. Czamanske. Third Row: C. deBeauciair; S. Cruse; P. Kenndey; J. Kuhlman; H. Brink­man; A. Woodcock; A. Henke; R. Kindt; A. Chapman; R. Bohn; M. Reinhardt R. Nelson; A. Degen; W. Hempel.

To honor junior women who have made outstanding contributions in ac­tivities and maintain a high honor point average are the aims of Gold Key.

Seated: E. McRobbie; G. Sugrue; Y. Barrett. Standing: A. Hoover, sponsor; S. Run­dCHff; J. Morey; L. Glovinsky. Not Present: Miss Townsend; Mrs. L. Place, sponsors; L. Vagnozzi.

GAMMA DELTA

GOLD KEY

Seated: l. C. Washington, rcd.-sec.; J. Penner, corresp.-sec.; W. Niemi, pres·f Mr. Marsh; J. Deveau, vice-pres.; N. Garland, treas.; R. Sitron. Second Row: J. Jenkins; B. Klose; F. Boddy; B. Taylor; J. Siegden; J. W. Maben; P. Czamanske, Jr.; N. Pollack; B. Burt; J. Gamrath; T. Goldsmith; J . Strauther;

C . Olesko. Third Row: E. Ingles; N. Grant; J . Dugan; E. Zick; E. Blumberg; G. Archer; H.

Wilson; T. Smith; D. Kannry; W. Jordan, II.

The ISC-IFC 13all is the feature dance of a series of activities planned by the Council. A fraternity governing body, the IFC co-ordinates fraternity activities and regulates all fraternity functions. Mr. Marsh is the group sponsor.

To keep sororities unified as to general purpose; to formulate all rules sororities must follow re­garding their relationship to each other and to the university; and to insure harmony, coopera­tion, and friendliness among sorority women is the aim of the Inter-Sorority Council. Now in its eighteenth year, the Council annually sponsors a rush tea and a sorority night for those girls al­ready in sororities and for those who may wish to join; the LS.C. Sing and the I.S.C. Ball in the spring term, and awards a scholarship cup for that woman achieving the highest scholarship dur­ing the school year. Mrs. Kathryn Groves and Miss Elizabeth Platt are sponsors.

Seated: P. Fair; N. Christensen; M. Roddy; S. Gustafson; D. Powers; Mrs. K. Groves; A. Blanco; R. Kramer; D. Straube; B. Bear; G. Mistretta. Standing: J. Carter; B. Carrithers; l. Little, V. Kapuscinski; A. Bemus; S. Asher; B. Trabman; C. Klein; V. Johnides; J. Popp; S. Kamm; l. Rogers; H. Andrews; C. Balogh.

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Seated: L. Little; D. Bowman"; H. O'Loughlin; W. Borgman; B. Brummel; R.

Briggs; J. Smith. Second Row: D. Sachs; J. Deveau; S. Crimando; P. Czamanske, Jr.; E. Salem; J.

Mish; N. Christensen. Third Row: S. Prazza; B. Christensen; B. Bear; B. pfromm; G. Pavey; H. Pillinger;

R. Kramer.

The Junior Board is a student governing body whose purpose is to promote and further the interests and projects of the class of 1950. The group sponsored the a nnual J -Hop held this year at the indoor ballroom of Eastwood Gardens. Mr.

Borgman is the sponsor.

A local fraternity, Kappa Chi has once again reorganized after a seven year period of inactivity, and are celebrating their thirth anniversary on campus. The group won the plaque for the best decorated campus house for Homecoming. George Sherman of the athletic department is the

group sponsor.

Seated: V. Hollister, sec.; N. Grant, pres.; G. Niepoth, vice-pres.; M. Kling, treas.; R. Briski. Standing: B. McKinney; 1. Kawecki; D. Duygan; N. Kluck; B. Cherris; R. Gray; J. Hunt; T. Per­

rino. Not Present: E. Mikus; J. Areeda; S. Tarczy; M. Polkinghorn; G. Sherman, sponsor.

Seated: K. Poye; F. Wendland; R. Breuer; Mr. Marsh; H. Kurys; N. Onychuk. Stand ing: G. C larke , Jr.; G. Davidson; G. Koch; D. Shoemaker; H. Littleson; R. Sinclair; L. Duguay.

The Mac kenzie Union Activities Council, composed of a director and twelve interest-committee chairmen , works to provide a varied program of activities for men at the University. Bowling, matinee dances and jazz concerts, art exhi­bitions, " For Men Only," and "flicker time" are but a few of the Union's spon­sored events. Richard Breuer is the committee director, and Donald Marsh is the advisor.

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LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA

Seated: M. Kalinski; G . Grau. Standing: A. Sogoian, N. Ksendzik, H. Lewicki.

LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Lutheran Student Association is a religious group affiliated with the national Lutheran chapter. Activities include guest speakers and discussion groups, hayrides, toboggan parties, dances, and dinners.

Seated: D. Boldt; B. Lenz; Reverend D. Frey; M. Keilholz; C. Cromar. Second Row: L. Manley; G. Buech­ler; H. Greenburg; E. Holmberg; T. Vagasky; M. Shaw; D. Seuter. Third Row: D. Harper; R. Albrecht; G. Hoffmeyer; D. Parham.

MACKENZIE UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Seated: R. Luers, Jr. rcd. sec.; M. Weiner, corres. sec.; R. Duff, pres.; B. Sim­mons, vice-pres.; L. Pa pp, treas. Standing: C . Edmondson; W. J ones; H. Frankel; R. Breuer; W . pfromm; R. Pol­aski; D. Marsh; A. G itlin ; K. Kasper; D. Miller; S. Bulmer; R. Stedman; H.

O 'Laughlin; D. McGregor.

Once again the Phi Sig boys have come out "on tops" in everything from music to sports. For the second consecutive year the group has won the Inter-frat Sing and were all school champs in basketball. Date and sorority parties were held at the frat house on Warren plus the sponsoring of a "Meet Wayne University" party for high school senior boys. However, the group still his time to work hard at their goal of fostering brotherhood, friendship, scholarship, and soc i a I ethics among its members. The group sponsor is Alfred Lamb.

Seated: D. Olsen, brother conductor; C. Matthews, sec.; L. Falvo, pres.; H. Walker, treas.; C. Bo­gart, pledge 'master. Second Row: G. Thiele; H. Gregor; J. Scott; R. Boruta; W. Hobbs; C. Kouvelas; S. Ross. Third Row: F. Boddy; R. Polaski; R. Stricker; W. Fraleigh; K. Paye; D. Johnson; R. Gibson.

Seated: R. Duff; K. Folley; J. G raham; H. Stewart; G. Squire. Standing: T. Russo; P. Pentecost; S. Schwartz; M. Weiner; E. Williams; L. Mc­G uinness; F. Lifton; G. Mathie; J . G regg; R. C lark; S. Lucky; R. Breuer; J. Rzep ka; A. Vagnozzi.

Omicron Delta Ka ppa is a national organization whose purpose is recognition of outstanding leadership in senior co llege men who have maintained a high scholarship average.

Mu Beta Chi, Gamma Chapter, is a national business fraternity whose pur­pose is to promote the understanding of business and commerce.

Seated: M. Brown; E. Dworkin; M. Viedrah; N. Ochs; S. Bistrow; G. Hus­band, advisor; G. Altman; I. Rosen, pres.; H. Dolinka, vice-pres. Second Row: E. Sherman; A. G itlin; M. Davis; M. Rose; E. Friedman; H. Zaks; P. Buckfire; L. Corosh; E. Sha­piro; faculty sponsor; R. Breuer; N. Rubin; E. Kanners; S. Ginsberg; J. Ettinger. Third Row: H. Eidelman, corres.-sec.; M. Hoff; H. Lonnerstater; H. Fine; H. Cohe n; R. Simons; N. Garland; rec.-sec.; B. Levi; B. Harris; P. Smith ; H. Goodman; J. Keil; M. Block, treas.; A. Davis. Not present: F. Futerman; M. Green; S. Gorman; S. Go ldberg; H. Anker­man; Y. Ada; M. Altman; N. Levy.

MU BETA CHI

OMEGA UPSILON

Established in 1904 Omega Upsilon is a national speech and dramatic sorority. Their activities include inter­club dances, pajama parties; and occasional theatre parties. Miss G. Mason is club sponsor.

Seated: C. Zarzycka, treas.; B. Bliz­za rd, pres.; M. Gracey, vice-pres.; B. Harry, sec. Standing: L. Sad ler; A. Gordon; R. A. Saducks; B. G odfrey; E. Ritter; A. Blanco.

Seated: R. Kilgore; R. Graham, vice-pres.; V. ~ones, pres.; C. Blake, treas.; J. McGee. Standing: R. Willis; W . C risp, Jr. ; L. Jones; H. James III ; W . Jones; A. Mc­Gregar; W . Floyd; A. Martin; W . James. Not Present: D. Boone, sec.; C . Stewart.

An annual Smoker, a Valentine party, an open hOllse, and a program for the Negro National Achievement Week high lighted the past year for the O mega Psi Phi frater nity. The a ims of the g rou p a re to promote its fo ur cardinal prin­ciples: manhood, scholarship, perseverance, and the uplift of mankind . R. C. Miller is the group sponsor.

Seated: J. Stefani; J. Moore; G. Page; R. Sheffield; P. Morse; T. Russo; J. Teevin; J. Doyle; O. Kelly; T. Valladores. Second Row: E. Herrmann; D. Balogh; J. Merenda; W . . Kuzma; H. Begian;

. A. Larson; J. Trudgeon; R. Kirk; D. Dachoff; H. Shuman. Third Row: A. Mecker; A. Gwillim; R. Schultz; E. Nawrock; D. Jackson; R. Clark; M. Harris.

Pi G amma is a local business women's sorority, organized to further t he in­terests of women in t he School of Bus­iness Administration. Miss Lyda E. McHenry is t he group sponsor.

Seated: A. Tosti; E. Waterhouse; N. Schroeder; J. Hassan; L. McHenry; spo nsor; P. Uhl ; C. Kingins; R. Rein­hardt. Standing: V. Gedz; J . Ka ll meir; D. Sliney; B. Crone; B. Szyperski; H~ Pell­inger; D. Wind le; P. W illson. Not Present: H. Daroey; O. Mathelf; H. Harris; S. Pietela ; A. Blanco; M. Lewis.

PHI MU ALPHA

PI GAMMA

Seated: L. Foley; D. Moore, treas.; M. MacDonald, vice-pres.; M. Sieger, pres.; C. Hosking, sec. ; D. Pa rham; J. Hansen. Second Row: B. Carrithers, M. Minshell; M. Harris; E. Jedryczka; M. Black; H. Hart; M. Saylor; E. Neukam. Third Row: H. Parnagian; A. Mayfield; T. Newcomer; H. Toth; D. Power; P. Englander; P. Fair.

Pi Kappa Sigma is a national sorority affiliated with Pan hellenic. The original organization was founded in 1894 and has had an active chapter on the Wayne campus for twenty years. An annual dinner dance, several stag and date parties highlighted their social season. Miss Clara E. C hampion is the sponsor for

the group.

PI SIGMA ALPHA

Pi Sigma Alph a is a nationa l scholar­ship recog nit ion society in polit ical science , governme nt , and public ad­minist ra tion.

Seated : E. Will iams, treas.; K. R. Kapper, sec.; B. Hook, pres.; C. W .

' Shull, fac ulty advisor; D. Comstock. St anding: J. Jakubiec; J. Perentesis; R. Hart ; R. Shem ke; R. Hutton; L. lawto n; E. Gannatal; A. Beard.

PHI UPSILON OMICRON

Phi Upsil on Omicron is a nationa l, honorary, professiona l sorority. The Alpha Gamma chapter has been ac­tive on t he Wayne campus for e ight years. Its purpose is to advance and promote home economics. Mrs. Bos­tick, Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Moore are group sponsors.

Seated: I. lionas; B. Colema n; D. Hy­shka; A. Annis; B. Pierce. Standing: O. Cargas; C. Kruegar; S. Syrus; M. Tandy; J. Wee.

Seated: J. Shulman, treas.; B. Robinson, soc. chairman; B. Levitan, chairman; H. Langsford, sponsor; V. Barrett, rcd.-sec.; S. Hanna, corres.-sec. Second Row: E. Jedryczka ; J . Hood; B. Kinsler; B. Neitzel; M. Midworth; J. Han­chett; G. Conlan. Third Row: H. Parnagian; A. Blanco; P. Comstock; S. Rundorff; M. J. Ellis; D. Watson.

The purpose of the Senior Board is to govern the senior class and to organize its activities. Working continuously to plan and organize social and executive functions for the seniors, the board arranged Swing-In and Swing-Out, Baccalaureate, the Senior Ball; planned graduation announcements; and held a senior convo in March. Harry Langsford is the group's advisor.

The Society of Electrical and Radio Engineers was founded on the Wayne campus in 1948. They are a professional group who are affiliated with the national organization of electrical and radio engineers. The dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of all phases of electrical engineering and other allied fields as well as the furtherance of the professional development of the student is the purpose of the organization. Meetings are held once a month and include lec­tures by outstanding personalities in the industry and field trips through eleCtrical industries. Dr. Bixby and Mr. Hess are advisors to the group.

Seated: W. Bixby; J. Jaworowicz; R. Lieberman; H. Zaki; H. Hess. Second Row: D. Stocker; P. Strauss; M. Penhalegon; H. Moreau; C. Doub; M. Cole; S. Yurik; M. Schusterman; C. Garelis. Third Row: K. McLaughlan; D. Pascoe; N. P. Kenyon; A. Barr; W. McLean; E. Janus; M. Frank; M. Shell. Not Present: P. Erway; R. Juengel; H. Bedard; E, Lebioda.

Seated: A. Keyes; P. Pape; P. Sterne; G . Miller; J. Carter; E. G ohlke. Second Row: V. Vergos; S. Ramsey; E. Vergos; F. McMillan; R. Boldt; J. Harri­son; D. Smallwood; D. Moose; D.Shilmouer; M. Garcinavo; P. Fair. Third Row: I. Halkiewicz; F. G ilchrist; L. Foley; D. Miller; F. Creswick; A. G itlin;

C. Bath; M. Johnson; E. O lah.

Acting as liaison between the soph class and the university, the Board plans activ­ities for the class as the Soph Prom. matinee dances, and the Frosh-Soph Games.

Mr. George Miller is the group sponsor.

ROTC AIR FRATERNITY

The Wayne ROTC Air Fraternity has been active on campus one year and was organized as a special interest group. In addition to acting as liai son for USAF, the group sponsors many socia l activities including an ROTC ball in May.

Seated: R. Smith, Maj.; P. Maguire, Lt. Col.; P. Houseman, Capt.; R. Alii, Lt. Col. (C. 0.); F. McGlynn, Capt., USAF; J. Domenick, S/Sgt. (Ex. 0.); J. Jenkins, Maj.; W. Moor­man, Lt. Col. Standing: W. Booksdale; F. Malary, M/Sgt. (P.R.O.); D. Wilson 1st/Sgt. N. Adair, 2nd Lt.; G. Richmond, Capt.; G. Baker, M/Sgt.; E. Munro, Maj.; P. Hunt, M/Sgt.; M. Hoff, 1st Lt.; R. Ackerman, M/Sgt.

Sarmatia strives to further Polish cul­ture at the university and to bring students of Polish descent closer to­gether through dances, wiener roasts, and other socia l functions throughout the year. The club has been active on campus for sixteen years, and has taken part in a ll school activitie.s. Group sponsor is Mr. ardon .

. Seated: K. Jaworowicz; C. Miller; E. Warszawski, vice-pres.; R. Miller, pres.; L. Kunkiewicz, sec.-historian; A. Szczerba. Standing: V. Graczyk; L. Domin; D. Za lko; J. Czarnota; E. Mylenek; A. Kunkiewicz; T. Mrozowski; A. Roza n­ski; C. Zarzycka.

SARMATIA

Seated: J. Stone; B. Thomas; T. Smith; H. Stewart; P. White; B_ Wilde. Second Row: E. Strange; G. Armstrong; R. Baetz; A. Haggar; C. Connolly; W. Seitz; J. Maben; D. Singer; J. Hopfner; A. Bazan; L. S. Seale; W. Simmons; R. Miller. Third Row: K. Hallberg; R. Kannry; A. Adams; H. Evans; T. Glen; C_ Wegener; M. Alden; E. Thomas; L. Davies; H. Lawson; F. Bommarito; J. Moore.

Originally the Shah fraternity, this group is now known as the Beta Omicron chapter of the national social fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon. TKE's earnestly strive for brotherhood through working together toward common aims to better understand their fellow man and live in harmony with them. The group won first prize at Wintermart and sponsored the Homecoming queen, Barbara Alvey. Dr. Stewart is group sponsor.

SIGMA PHI LAMBDA

A pre-medical fraternity, Sigma Phi Lambda seeks to promote brother.!' hood, raise the scholastic average of and aid the members in prepara­tion for their profession.

Seated: V. Hamparian, treas.; D. Tar­pinian, rcd. sec.; F. Wilner, pres.; T. Junod, vice-pres.; D. Vigor, corres­ponding sec. Standing: M. D. Campbell; R. Selig­mar; L. Anderson; A. Palmby, Jr.; J. W. Maben; J. Gamrat/1; C. Campau; A. Hopkins; M. Pon.

To create a perpetual sorosis among the members and to maintain the highest ideals of loyalty, amity, and fidelity are the aims of Sigma Sigma, a local social sorority. Founded in March, 1926, the group participates in all school activities. Dr_ Doris A. C line is advisor to the group.

Seated: V. Kapuscinski; J. Hanchett, vice-pres.; B. Bremiller, pres.; P. Gaff­ney, rec. sec.; A. Murray, corres. sec.; C . Zillgitt, treas. Standing: P. A. Burke; V. Barrett; D. Prance; B. Bremiller; A. Journey; K. Sweeney; E. Simpson; B. Knott; M. Steinmetz; S. Rundorff; D. Hoover; H. Andrews. Not Present: P. Crutchley; R. Geller­man; M. Hubbart; R. Mell; S. Mc­Kinney; V. Fuller; D. Wilson.

SIGMA SIGMA

SPHINX

Seated: N. R. Morris, corres. sec.; R. Durdin, treas.; J. Deveau, pres.; W. Sessions, s p 0 n s 0 r ; P. Sabol, sec.; J.

Dewsbury, historian. Second Row: W . Fisher; L. Wetterholt; M. Graham; W. Bowen; L. Cassidy, Jr.; R. MacLaren; J. Hague; H. Haer­

ing; N. Leavens; R. Stahl. Third Row: B. Millan; H. Keryluk; D. Bustany; G . Donnelly; T. Georgilas; S. Argo; K. McRae; R. Hall; L. Van Vliet,

Jr.; J . Gaskin. Not Present: R. Dyni, vice-pres. ; E. Richez; I. Swiderski; D. Williams; G . Stackpole; A. Condino.

feature fraternity

Sphinx was the first fraternity to be founded on the campus of Wayne University, and is the oldest social fraternity.

This group was organized so that its members might enjoy "the advantages of an association organized for mutual assistance in acquiring a sound and finished education, and in order that by coop­eration and close fraternal brotherhood to promote and develop the virtue of good thinking and proper living and to share with one another the benefits and advantages of higher education."

As a social fraternity, Sphinx holds numerous parties, hayrides, pic­nics, dances, and stag affairs. The Alumni group and the actives compete in golf and basketball and hold two traditional events- a Thanksgiving dinner prepared by the actives and pledges, and a Spring Dinner Dance.

The members take great pride in their participation in campus activ­ities. Their pie-throwing booth at Wiritermart has been awarded the "best booth" plaque in 1946 and '47, and took second place in 1948. The group handled publicity for the Inter-Fraternity Ball, and also won the cup for the highest ticket sales in '48. They take part in the IFC Sing, Homecoming, and inter-fraternity sports competitions.

Alumni rosters carry the names of such men as Hasen "Chick" Dever captain of Wayne's only undefeated, untied football team, Newma~ Ertell- who coached the Wayne basketball team for eighteen years and now heads intramural athletics, and Donald S. Leonard, Michi­gan Commissioner of the State Police.

Seated: I. Alexander; B. Carnett; B. Tornow; R. Boyce; B. Herbert; L. Johnson: P. Nicholas. Second Row: B. Edwards : J. Kelley: E. Downing; R. Mansell: R. Munson; C. Jur­off, Jr.: A. Reef: K. Cowing: R. Corbeil; W. Major; N. Shinn. Third Row: P. Hi ll; L. Wickwire; P. Pierce: D. Cowing; M. L. Bengtsson: D. Bohn­wagner: T. Ga ult: M. Long: G. Klepser: P. Reiche.

Dedicated to the purpose of providing religious, intellectual, and moral guidance for Methodist students at the University, the foundation provides lectures, dis­cussion periods, social outings: and a retreat for members and guests. Their facu lty sponsor is Dr. Marshall Wheatley; religious director is Reverend R. H. Boyce.

SIGMA THETA DELTA

A local social sorority, Sigma Theta Delta celebrated its 22nd birthday this year with a forma l initiation, a wiener roast, and severa l date affairs. Also the gals proudly boast court members at the Homecoming and Engineers Ball. Their aim is to further scholastic sta nding and provide com­panionship for its members.

Seated: M. Bamberger, corres. sec.; L. Firiedlander, vice-pres.; H. Kollin, pres.; B. Rose, treas. Standing: S. Goldstick; S. Weinstein; B. Trabman; M. Bishop; C. Klein; J. Hurwitz; R. Whiteman.

A local social sorority, Xi Omicron's main a ims are to foster school spirit and higher scholastic achievement among their members. An ann ua l mother and daughter tea, a formal dinner dance in December, and activ­ities including the a lumni chapter round out their socia l season. The group sponsor is Dr. Jane B. Welling.

Seated: J. Ayling: I. Miakinen; D. Staube, pres.; J . Alanson. Stand ing: K. Jaworowicz: M. Roddy: C. Hunt; B. Smeck; D. Rochon: R. Siank; E. Marshall; V. Daraban.

XI OMICRON

Seated: B. Neitzel, corres. sec.; S. Hanna, pres.; V. Brodel, sponsor; B. ONeal, vice-pres.; G. Pavey, rec. sec. Second Row: M. Cunningham; I. Peters; B. Gregory; J. Hood; D. Potter; B. Hal­berg; J. Greenhoe; H. Distler. Third Row: F. Thompson; M. J. Ellis; B. Beal; J. Mish; R. Kramer; J. Lozen; N. Kluwe, treas. Not Present: Y. Stein; M. Dunn.

Founded in 1927, Zeta Chi aims for better scholastic standing, to foster good fellowship in the university, to support university functions, and to hold social functions. The group won the scholarship cup for 1948-49, and- with the TKE fraternity- won first place at Wintermart. Other activities included entertain­ing patients at the Dearborn Veteran's Hospital and acting as hostesses at the Old Gold Show.

The first women's organization on the Wayne campus was the Y.W.C.A. Their aims are to build a fellowship of women and. girls devoted to t he task of realizing in life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed as Christians. An Apple-Polisher's Tea, coke dances, Christmas greens s a Ie, Sunday brunches, and a weekly coffee hour are among the social events of the group. Marion Branton is the Y.W. C.A. sponsor.

Seated: M. Miyaya, treas.; E. Gohlke, sec.; P. Browder, vfce-pres.; H. Bor­kowski, pres.; l. McHenry, advisor; Mrs. G. Cappin; M. Branton, direc­tor. Standing: A. Hakim; D. Jaynes; E. Stanard; S. Bachrach; B. Bloess ; J. Winter; F. Barr; C. Zarzycka; T. Grant, membership chairman; G . Chapman; E. Smith.

y.w.e.A.

WAYNE'S QUEENS

Miss Wayne U., G loria Segrue Norma Johnson, Governor's Lady

Beth Thompson, Honorary Colonel Air Fraternity

Barbara Alvey, Homecoming Queen

Jan Hansen, Miss Modern Design 191

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SENIOR INDEX

MEDICAL SENIORS CHARLES BEMIS-Nu Sigmo Nu-page III ROBERT BOGEN-Nu Sigma Nu-page III JOHN F, BROWN-Phi Rho Sigma-page III PETER BUHRMAN-Nu Sigma Nu-page III HARRIET CLARKE-Nu Sigma Phi, Alpha Theta

Sigma-page III . LLOYD DROSKE-Phi Beta Pi-page III GERALD DUPLER-Phi Rho Sigma-page III SEYMOUR EKELMAN-Phi Lambda Kappa-

page III PETER ELLIOT III-Nu Sigma Nu-page III JAMES GIBBS-Nu Sigma Nu-page III SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN-Phi Delta Epsilon-page

III JACK GOODWIN-Phi Rho Sigma-page III LOUIS HARRINGTON - Phi Beta Pi, Alpha

Omega Alpha-page III ROBERT LAIRD-Phi Rho Sigma-page III HAROLD LEPPINK-Phi Rho Sigma-page III BYRON LUTES-Phi Rho Sigma-page III WOLFGANG MARKGRAF - Nu Sigma Nu-

page III MARY McDERMOTT-page III ARTHUR PARKS-page III ALVIN PHELAN-Phi Rho Sigma-page III HAROLD PLOTNICK - Phi Lambda Kappa-

page III HERBERT RASKIN-Phi Lambda Kappa-page

III WARREN ROBERTS-page III DONALD SCHIFF-page III ERNEST SCHULTY-page III IRVING SHAPIRO-page 112 ARMEN SHEKERSIAN-Phi Rho Sigma-page

112 HERBERT SHROYER-Nu Sigma Nu-page 112 DOUGLAS SMITH-Phi Beta Pi-paqe 112 ABRAHAM SOLOMON-Phi Lambda Kappa,

Delta Sigma Rho-page 112 BELA SZAPPANYOS-page 112 FRANK TALARICO-Nu Sigma Nu-page 11 2 TOM WEBSTER - Alpha Omega Alpha - page

112 THOMAS WHITEHEAD-page 112 JAMES WOLTER-Nu Sigma Nu, Alpha Omega

Alpha-page 112 LEONARD ZUBROFF- Phi Lambda Kappa­

page 112

LAW SENIORS KERMIT BAILER-page 113 BOYD BAIRD-Lawyers Guild-page 113 WILFRED BERGERON-page 114 HAROLD BERRY-Lawyers Guild-page 114 ALEXANDER BETZ-Tau Epsilon Rho-page 114 MARION BONDS-page 114 MILTON CAPLAN-Tau Epsilon Rho, Lawyers

Guild-poge 114 DOROTHY COMSTOCK- poge 114 JOSEPH COSTANZO- page 114 PETER CUBRA-Delta Theta Phi-page 114 WILLIAM DAVIDSON - Lawyers Guild-page

114 ANDREW DIMAGGIO-Lawyers Guild-page

114 IRVING DWORKIN-Lawyers Guild-page 11 4 STUART FIRNSCHILD-Delta Theta Phi-page

114 ELI FRIEDMAN-Lawyers Guild-page 114 ALFONSO FULLER-Omega Psi Phi-poge 114 GEORGE GLUSKI-page 114 DAVID GRAHAM-Delta Theta Phi-page 114 MARTHA GREKUL-page 114 VICTOR HANSON-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Delta

Theta Phi-page 114 RICHARD HARTLEY-page 114 CARYL HATHAWAY-Phi Delta Delta-page

114 KEITH JENKINS-Alpha Kappa Psi, Delta Theta

Phi-page 114 ALICE JONES-Alpha Kappa Alpha-page 114 DAVID KAPLAN-page 114 KLEATH KEMBEL-page 114 ELLSWORTH KENDIG-page 114 ALBERT KRAMER-Tau Epsilon Rho-page 115 FELIX LEAGUE-page 115 ERNEST LEVIN-Tau Epsilon Rho-page 115 CHARLES LOWE-Alpha Sigma Phi-page 115 JOHN MASER-page 115 MAX MATHERS-page 115 SIDNEY MILDER-page 115 WENDELL MURPHY-Kappa Alpha Psi-page

115 ANTHONY NUNEZ- Delta Theta Phi - page

115 EARL OPPERHAUSER-Delta Theta Phi-page

115 JOHN PALUMBO-Delta Theta Phi-page 115 CHESTER PIERCE-page 11 5 HAROLD REED-page 115 JACK RIBIAT-Tau Epsilon Rho-page 115 ALBERT SCHLENKER-Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta

Theta Phi-page 115 IRWIN SHULMAN-page 115 CHARLES SIEBERT-Delta Theta Phi-page 115 JACK SILBERMAN-page 115 LUMAN SLAWSON-page 115 GEORGE SQUIRE-page 115 STUART STAHL-Lawyers Guild-page 115. KEITH TRACE JR.-Delta Theta Phi-page 115 NED WAGNER-page 115 WOODROW WEISS-page 115 PETER WHITTAKER-Alpha Phi Alpha-page

115

ISSAK ABRAMOVITZ- Gamma Kappa Chi­page 25

JOAN B. ABRAMS- page 25 MILTON ABRAMSON-American Pharmaceuti.

cal Association-page 25 IDA ACOMB - American Chemical Society­

page 25 NORMAND ADAIR-ROTC Fraternity, Psychol.

ogy Club-page 25 MARTIN AGEGIAN-page 25 HELMER AKERMAN-page 25 FRANCES ALATALO-AWS-Over 21 Club-

Board-page 25 CHARLES ALBERTSON-page 25 DOROTHY ALBRIGHT-page 25 WILLIAM ALEXY-page 25 WILLIAM J. ALLAR-page 25 JACK ALSPECTOR-Wayne U. Sociology So·

ciety- page 25 MURIEL R. ALTHAUSER-Over 21 Club, Bus·

iness Administration Club-page 25 GERALD ALTMAN-Mu Beta Chi-page 25 PARKER S. ANDERSON-American Society of

Mechanical Engineers-page 25 ALVERA ANNIS - Home Economics Club,

Sigma Iota, Phi Upsilon Omicron- page 25 JOSEPH APT-American Institute of Chemical

Engineers, Student Chapter, Wayne U. Con· cert Band

MARY ARMBROSTER-page 25 LLOYD R. ARMSTRONG-Geology Club -

page 25 AGNES I. ARNOLD-page 25 EMMA l. ARNOLD-page 25 CLAYTON ASH-page 25 CHARLES ATHANS-page 25 DOROTHY ATLAS-page 25 ROBERT AUFMANN-page 26 ELVIN R. AWREY- page 26 ROBERT D. BAETZ-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Senior

Board-page 26 SHIRLEY BAIN-page 26 EVELYN BAKER-page 26 FRANK BAKEWICZ-page 26 DAVID BALDIE-Gamma Phi-page 26 ARLINE BALFANZ-page 26 ALFRED G. BALL- Sociological Society-page

26 MARGUER ITE BALLOR- page 26 DOROTHY BALOGH-page 26 THOMAS BANK- A Capella Choir- page 26 MARVIN BANNON- Alpha Kappa Psi- page

26 LEONARD BARAHL- HiII.1 House, I.Z.F.A.­

page 26 ROOSEVELT BARNES- Kappa Alpha Psi, Psy·

chology Club- page 26 AARON BARR-Pi Delta Epsilon, Hillel House

- page 26 VIRG INI A BARRETT - Social Studies, Sigma

Sigma, Senior Board, Gold Key- page 26 JOHN BATTLE- Business Administration Club,

Delta Sigma Pi, Newman Club- page 26 EILEEN BAYLESS- pag e 26 RAOMA BAYLESS- page 26 ALFR ED BAZAN- Tau Kappa Epsil on, Englisl!

Club- page 26 HILDE W. BEATY- Registered Nurses Club­

pag e 26 WILLIAM BEAU FAIT- Alpha Sigma Phi- page

26 FRANCES BEBOUT - Pi Lambda Thetac.-page 26

SENIOR INDEX

BONNIE M. BECKMAN-page 26 FRANK BECKMAN-page 27 LEO BECKER-Gamma Kappa Chi, Rho Pi Phi,

Alpha Phi Alpha-page 27 . RICHARD BECKER-page 27 MORRIS BEIDER-Industrial Education Guild­

page 27 EDWARD BEIMEL, JR.-Art Education Club-

page 27 WILLIAM BENCA-page 27 HAMILTON BENHAM-page 27 JOHN BENISH--Gamma Phi Delta-page 27 DANIEL BENNALACK-Ad Service-page 27 ROSE MARIE BERECZ-Alpha Theta Sigma-

page 27 A. DONALD BERG-Alpha Siqma Phi-page 27 DON BERGLUND-page 27 MARVIN BERSHAS-page 27. ARTHUR BETTINGER-page 27 ALFRED BIALOBRZESKI-Newman Club-page

27 MELVINA BICKLE-page 27 MARIUS BILLS- Sigma Epsilon Phi-page 27 HENRY BINDER-Alpha Kappa Psi-page 27 ISADORE BINDER - American Institute of

Chemical Engineers-page 27 WILLIAM BINGHAM-page 27 SEYMOUR BISTROW- page 27 FRANK ~ I_AIR-page 27 VIOLET BLANCHARD-page 27 ANGELINE BLANCO - Inter-Sorority Council,

Omega Upsilon, Pi Gamma-page 27 THERESE BLANEY- Newman Club-page 27 M. CAROLINE BLIZZARD- Omega Upsilon­

page 28 PAUL BLOCK-Pi Upsilon- page 28 RAE BLOCK - Iota Alpha Pi, I.Z.F.A., Hillel

House-page 28 SHIRLEY BLOETSCHER-page 28 VIVIAN BOBO-paqe 28 ANDREW BOCKMAN-page 28 ESTHER BODZIN-Business Administration Club,

Beta Gamma- page 28 DONNA BOETTCHER-Health Education Club,

Newman Club- page 28 'RUDOLPH BOGRE-American Society of Me­

chanical Engineers, Rifle Club-page 28 NELLA BOOKER-Social Studies, A.W.S., Bap­

tist Clu b- page 28 . DAVID BONAMICI - Phi Mu Alpha, Wayne

Band-p,age 28 ELA IN E BORENSTEIN- page 28 RUTH BOSSHARD-Geology Club, Alluvia -

page 28 LEIGH BOURNE-page 28 WILLIAM BOWEN-Sphinx Fraternity- page 28 ROBERT BOWER- page 28 EVELYN BOYD-page 2"8 LAWRENCE BRADLEY- page 28 HAROLD BRAV-page 28 BARBARA BREMILLER - Sigma Sigma, AWS

Art Group, Student-Faculty Directory- page 28

BETTY BREMILLER - Sigma Sigma , AWS Art Group, Student-Faculty Directory- page i8

RICHARD BREUER - Mu Beta Chi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Business Administration News­letier, MacKenzie Union Activities Council­page 28

RITA BRICKER- page 28 ROBERT A. BRICKER- page 28

ROBERT BRODOWICZ-Delta Sigma Pi-page 28

JESSIE BROOK-page 29 PHYlliS BROWDER-page 29 GRACE BROWN-Delta Omicron, Philosophy

Club-page 29 HARRY BROWN - Delta Sigma Pi, Beta

Gamma, Senior Board-page 29 MABLE A. BROWN-page 29 MARTIN BROWN-Mu Beta Chi-page 29 MORRIS BRUCK-page 29 JOHN R. BRUNI- page 29 STANLEY BRZEZINSKI-page 29 PHILLIP BUCKFIRE-Mar-ad Club, Collegian,

Business Manager-page 29 HERBERT BUEHLER-page 29 HARRY BUHL-page 29 CAMERON BURGES-Society of Electrical &

Radio Engineers, Wayne U. Engineering So­ciety-page 29

JOHN BURHOP-page 29 CONSTANCE BURNHAM-page 29 MARIE BURNS-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Y.W.C.A.,

Women's Health Education Major-page 29 DAVID BURNSTINE-Campus Club-page 29 DONALD BUTLER-page 29 CARL BUTTENMILLER-page 29 EDWIN CABLE - Newman Club, Alpha Delta

Sigma-page 29 GEORGE CALEEL-Phi Upsilon-page 29 WILLIAM CALLOW-American Society of Me­

chanical Engineers-page 29 JOHN M, CAMMETT-Student League of In ­

dustrial Democracy, Italian Club- page 29 FANNY CAMPBELL-page 29 ROBERT CAMPBELL - Business Administration

Club - page 29 RUTH CAMPBELL-page 30 JACK CANCHESTER- Board of Student Publi­

cations-page 30 EMIL CARDAMONE-English Club, " Circolo

Italiano-page 30 GLADYS CARLE-page 30 HARLEY CARLSON-page 30 ROBERT CANFIELD - Business Administration

Club-page 30 ALLEN CARPENTER-page 30 NEIL CARRIER-page 30 ELOISE CARRON-Alpha Nu-page 30 JAMES CARSON- American Society Mechani-

cal Engineers- page 30 NORMA CARTER-page 30 BERT CARTWRIGHT- Epsilon Sigma, American

Society Mechanical Engineers RICHARD CASEY-page 30 SOLOMON CASH- page 30 FAIRY CASSIL- page 30 FRANK CATLIN- Arab Fraternity- page 30 BEVERLY CHAPMAN - Delta Omicron, New-

berry Club-page 30 MARGARET CHATTERTON- page 30 BERNARD CHERRIS- page 30 NEAL CHOLVIN- page 30 NICHOLAS CHR ISTY- page 30 HARRY CHUDNOW- page 30 GORDON CILIAX- page 30 HENRIETTA CLARK- page 30 JOHN CLARK- page 30 MARGARET CLARK- page 31 ELiZEBETH CLARKE- page 31

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GEORGE CLARKE-page 31 DOROTHY CLAYMAN- page 31 KENNETH CLEARY-page 31 MARTIN CLORAN-page 31 ROBERT COCH RANE-page 31 HAROLD COHEN-page 31 JACK COHEN-American Chemical Society­

page 31 BETTY COLEMAN-Alpha Beta Pi , Phi Upsilon

Omicron, Gamma Delta-page 31 ' CHARLES COLLINS-page 31 JAMES COLLINS-Alpha Phi Alpha- page 31 PEGGI COMSTOCK-Delta Gamma Chi, Sen­

ior Board, Griffin, Art Education Club-page 31

ROBERT COMSTOCK-page 31 GLORIA CONLAN-Alpha Theta Sigma, Sen­

ior Board:Wintermart Chai'rman 1948-:page 31

VERNA CONWAY-page 31 JAMES COOK-I.A.S" Glider Club-page 31 RUTH COOPER-LZ,F.A., Hillel, Iota Alpha

Pi- page 31 DONALD CORBIN-Home Economics Club­

page 31 CEDRIC COUCH-page 31 FRANCES COUSENS - Sociological Society ­

page 31 JUDY COWAN- Phi Lambda Theta- page 31 SALVATOR CRACCHIOLO- Phi Mu Alpha­

page 31 ARTHUR CRAIG- Psychology Club, Sociology

Club-page 31 BETSY CRAIG- page 31 WILLIAM CRAWFORD- page 32 WILLIAM CRAVENS-Special Education Club

- page 32 RUDOLPH CROCI-Alpha Sigma Phi- page 32 BEVERLY CRONE-page 32 HAROLD CROSS- page 32 FRED CROWLEY- page 32 PEGGY CRUTCHLY-Panorama- page 32 LUCY CULP - Wayne Christian Fellowship

-page 32 PHILIP CULVER-page 32 BESSIE CUNNINGHAM- page 32 RUSSELL CUTLER-page 32 JOHN CZAPLA-page 32 CLARA CZEPNIK- page 32 WALTER CZUBIK-page 32 ALBERT DACHROTH-page 32 STELLA DANESHENKO- Press Club, Collegian

- page 32 HELEN DAROCY- Pi Gamma, AW,S., Gamma

Delta- page 32 GARNEY DARRIN-page 32 ROB'ERT DAVEY- American Society Mechanical

Engineers- page 32 PETER DAVIDOVICH- Am erican Society Me-

chanical Enqineers, Epsilon Sigma- page 32 MAJORIE DAVIDSON- page 32 JOYCE DAVIS- page 32 LILLIAN DAVIS- Newberry Club, Delta Sigma

Theta- p.ge 32 LORRAINE DAVIS- page 32 GRACE DAVISON- page 32 " DONALD DAWE-Rogers Williams Fellowship,

DebaHoq Team-page 41 MAURICE DAY- page 41 JULES DE BACKER- page 41 GERAI.D DECLAIRE- paqe 4 1 JACK DELANGE-page "I! LOUIS PEMELLO-paqe 41 BETTY DEREMO-page 41 EUGENE DEROSIER- paqe 41 IRENE DEVORE-page 4 1 BEATRICE DEYAMPERT- page 41 HOWARD DEAN-p.ge 4 1 RICHARD DEF.MER- page 41

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ROBERT DELL- page 41 HENRY DEMBS-p.ge 41 DAVID DENNISON- p. ge 41 WILLIAM DERDERIAN-page 41 STEPHEN DESOFF- page 41 FORBES DEVER- page 41 JEANNE DEVER- page 41 CHARLES DEWEY- page 41 LOUIS DEZIEL-page 41 JOHN DICKERSON- page 41 KIRBY DILWORTH-page 41 SALLY DINGER- page 41 ROBERT DOETSCH- page 41 VICTORIA DOLICH- page 42 RAYMOND DOMBROWSKI- page 42 ALEXANDER DONALDSON- page 42 MARSHALL DORACIO-page 42 ROBERT DORMADY-Alpha Kappa Psi, Busi-

ness Administration Club- page 42 LORRAINE DOVITZ- page 42 ANN DOWNER- page 42 JOHN DOYLE JR.-Phi Mu Alpha- page 42 LAWRENCE DOYLE- Gamma Phi Delta- page

42 WOODSON DRAUT-Phi Sigma Epsilon- page

42 LAWRENCE DRESNER- page 42 WILLARD DRESSER- page 42 JACOB DRIKER - Wayne Sociological Society

-page 42 BEN DROMPP- page 42 NADYA DUBOVENKO - Alluvia Club, Alpha

Sigma Alpha , Science Education Club- page 42

STANLEY DULUK- page 42 JEAN DUNCAN- page 42 MARILYN DUNCAN- Radio Guild, Theatre­

page 42 MARION DUNN- Zeta Chi, Senior Board-

page 42 • THOMAS H. DUNN-page 42 JOEL S. DVORMAN- Art Education Club, Col

legian, Panoram. , Handbook- page 42 EDWARD DWORKIN- page 42 LEO DWORKIN- Wrestling Club-page 42 RONAlD EBER- page 42 GEORGE ECONOMY- page 42 BETTY EDMONSON- page 43 BLANCHE EDWARDS- p.ge 43 ERNST EIBACH- Delt. Sigma Pi, Phi Kapp.

Tau, Business Administration Club- page 43 PERLYN EISENBERG- page 43 SHELDON EIS ENB ERG-Gamma Kappa Chi-

page 43 SEYMOUR EIZELMAN-page 43 PIERCE EKEY- A.S.C.E.- page 43 SYLUIA EKTER- page 43 WILLIAM ELDON- paqe 43 STANLEY ELKISS- page 43 MARY JO ~LLlS-page 43 OWEN ELLISON- page 43 JOSEPH ELNICK- page 43 JOYC E EMERICK- p.ge 43 LOIS ENGE- oage 43 WAYN E ERDODY- page 43 ERIK ERIKSON- page 43 BLANCH E ERMAN- page 43 ELIZABETH ERVINE- page 43 DELBERT ESCHE- page 43 CARL ESAU- Busines\ Administration Club ­

page 43 MARVIN ESKO- page 43 CONSTANTINE EUG ENID ES- Business Admin-

istration Club- page 43 EDSELL S. EVAN- page 43 LEON EZMAN- page 43 FRED F. FAES, JR.-Alpha Gamma Upsilon­

page 46

JOHN FALLOWS- page 46 THOMAS FAN OS- page 46 ENGENE FARKAS- page 46 GEORGE FARMASKIS-page 46 GEORGE FARRAH JR.-Social Studies Club-

page 46 ARNOLD FAUDMAN- page 46 BETTY ANN FEILER-page 46 RAYMOND FELDMAN- page 46 SIDNEY FELDSTEEN- Accemites, Chemical En­

gineering Society, A.I.C.E.-page 46 THELMA FELL - Alpha Sigma Tau, Newman

Club- page 46 GORDON FENWICK- page 46 TONY FERAROLIS- page 46 BERNARDO FERNANDEZ- Art Education Club

- page 46 CAYETANO FERNANDEZ- page 46 ANN FETHERSTON-page 46 ALBERT FEURRING- page 46 CHARLES FINGER - Art Educ. tion Club -

page 46 MARGOT FINK- page 46 SARRY FINKELSTEIN- page 46 STANLEY FISHER- page 46 WILLIAM FISHER- page 46 DALE FISHWILD- page 46 JUNE FISK-page 46 WILLIAM FITZMAURICE- page 46 LAVERNE FLAKE- Art Education Club - page

47 \AYRTLE FLANAGAN- page 47 MIRIAM FOGEL- page 47 WILLIAM FOLEY- page 47 WILLIAM FORD- page 47 BRUCE FOSTER- page 47 DORIS FOSTER- page 47 WILLIAM FOSTER- page 47 PATRICIA FOURNIER- page 47 GLAYDEN FOX- page 47 MAX FRANK- page 47 SAUL FREEMAN- page 47 LEE FRETLAND- page 47 HILLA FREYMAN- page 47 ALICE FROST- page 47 VIRGINIA FULLER- page 47 NORMAN , EUQUA- page 47 FRED FUTERMAN- page 47 FRANK GAAL JR.- page 47 ANTHONY GABRIELE-page 47 MARVEL GALE- page 47 VIVIAN GALES-Art Education Club- page 47 JAMES H .. GAMRATH - Sigma Phi Lambda,

Gamma Delta- page 47 ELDA GANNATAL- Pi Sigma Alpha- page 47 JANET GANNATAL- page 47 HELEN GANZ-Elementa ry Home Room- page

48 JEAN GARDNER- Mu Beta Chi, Beta Gamma,

Business Administration Club- page 48 CASSEY GARELIS- Society of Electrical and

Radio Engineers- page 48 NORMAN GARLAND- page 48 DOROTHY GARRLES- paga 48 STANLEY G ECWICZ- A.S.M.E.- page 48 HARVEY GEDRICH- Sigma Alpha Mu- page

48 DOROTHY GEE- page 48 ROBERTA GELLERMAN - Art Education Club

- page 48 HAROLD G ENDLER - Gamma Kappa Chi -

page 48 THOMAS G EORGE- page 48 VERNON GE RLACH- page 48 TOBY GERTZMAN- page 48 RAY GIBSON- Phi Sigma Epsilon , Pi Delta Ep­

silon, Press Club, Collegi.n- page 48 JOSEPH GI G LIO- Newman Club, 11 Circolo

Italiano- page 48

JAMES GILCHRIST-page 48 DORENE GILLEO-page 48 MOSES GINDI- page 48 BEN GINSBERG-page 48 RITA GLADYSCH- p.ge 48 GLADYS GLASSFORD-page 48 LAWRENCE GLICK- page 48 ARNOLD"GLOVINSKY - History Club - p.ge

48 LILLIAN GLOVINSKY - Gold Key Honor So-

ciety, Sigma Theta Delta- page 48 NORMAN GLOVINSKY- page 48 JACQUELYN GMELIN- page 52 FRANCIS GOETZ- page 52 ELMER GOGOLIN- page 52 VIRGINIA GOGOTA- page 52 BETTY GOLD- page 52 ERNEST GOLD- page 52 HARRIET GOLDMAN- page 52 RUTH GOLDMAN- pag e 52 CORDELLA GOLDSBY-pag~ 52 HAROLD GOLDSTEIN- page 52 WILLFORD GOlL- AI. E. E., N.LR.E.-page 52 BERNARD GOLSKY - Business Administration

Club- page 52 , BERNARD GONCHAROFF-p.ge 52 HARRY GOODMAN - Mu Beta Chi, Business

Administration Club, Camera Club- page 52 ROEN GOODMAN- Orchestra, Art Education

Club- page 52 WILLIAM GOODRICH-page 52 MYRON GOODWIN- LAS.-pag e 52 WILLIAM GORDEN- page 52 ANN GORDON- page 52 PAUL GORDON-page 52 EUGENE GORECKI-page 52 SAMUEL GORMAN- page 52 LAWRENCE GOROSH- page 52 HAROLD GOROWITZ- I.A.S.- p.ge 52 EARL GOURELY-Kappa Sigma Kappa-page

52

DOROTHY GRAETHER-Art Education Club­page 53

CHARLES GRAFFIS- page 53 DONALD GRAGG- Gamma Phi Delta- page

53 MATT GRAHEK- page 53 GLORIA GRAU- page 53 STUART GRAVES- page 53 ELAINE GRAYSON- page 53 DONALD GREEN- Phi Kappa Delta Business

Administration Club, Merc handisin~ Club­page 53

SYBIL GREENBERG- page 53 WjLLI~M GREENE- Gamma Kappa Chi, In­

dust"al Educati on Guild- page 53 SHIRLEY GREENLEE- Psychology Club- page

53 ROBERT GREEN lESS- page 53 RICHARD GREIF- page 53 CORRINE GRICE-page 53 MYRTLE GRIFFIN-page 53 VIVIAN GRIFFIN- page 53 ALLEN GRIFFITHS-Gas House Gang, Fresh .

man Football Coach- page 53' ORVIN GRIMM- AS.M.E.- page 53 PEGGY GRIMSHAW- page 53 BERNARD GROSS - Business Administration

Club, Business Administration Newsletter­page 53

STANFORD GROSS- AS.C.E.- page 53 ROBERT GRUNOW- page 53 BETTY GRUSHO FF- page 53 JOANNE GU ERB..ER- Christian Science Organi_

zation- page 5l GERALD GURMAN- page 53 SHIRLEY GUSTAFSON - Delta Gamma C hi,

Senior Board, A.W.S.-page 54

GEORGE I. GUY- A.S.M .E.- page 54 ALFRED GWILLIM - Phi Mu Alpha , Band -

page 54 EMERY GYARFAS- page 54 WILLIAM HAAS- page 54 ALEXANDER HAGGIS- page 54 CHARLES HAGLER- page 54 ROBERT HAGUE - Alpha Kappa Psi, Business

Administration Club, Beta Gamma-page 54 WILLIAM HAILER- page 54 PEARL HALBERG- Iota Alpha Pi', I.Z.F.A., Hil-

lel House- page 54 ANNIE HALL- page 54 CONSTANCE HALL- page 54 BARBARA HALLBERG-Zeta Chi, Senior Boa rd

- page 54 LORNA HALLIDAY - Alpha Kappa Alpha­

page 54 KIELH HALLMAN- page 54 ROBIN HAMILTON- Delta Sigma Theta- page

54 JOYCE HANCHETT- Sigm. Sigma, Senior

Boa rd, Student-F. culty Directory, A.W.S. Art Group , Art Education Club-page 54

CLARK HANDLEY- page 54 SALLIE HANNA-Zeta Chi (Pres.). Senior

Bo.rd, A.W.S.- page 54 JAMES HANNON- Phi Sigma Epsilon, Delta

Theta Phi-page 54 JAMES HARDING- page 54 FRANCIS HARLOW- Orchestra- page 54 SHIRLEY HARNISCH- Delta Omicron, Philoso-

phy Club- page 54 DORIS HARPER- A.W.S., Lutheran Student

Association-page 54 BERTRAM HARRIS- Mu Beta Chi- page 54 EDWIN HARRIS- page 55 MARY HARRIS- p'age 55 ROLLAND HARRIS- Alpha Kappa Psi- page

55 WILLIAM HARRIS- page 55 CARROLL HARRISON- Newman Club, Ameri­

can Che mical Society- page 55 VIRGINIA HARRISON- Bro.dcasting Guild-

page 55 HELEN HART- page 55 DONALD HARTMANN- A.S.M.E.- page 55 JEAN HASSAN- Pi Gamma, Business Admini-

stration Club- page 55 TELEMACHUS HATJIOANNOU- page 55

. EDWARD HAYES- Newman Club , Wayne Uni-versity Engineering Society- page 55

DONALD HAYTER-Newman Club- page 55 DONALD HEALAS-page 55 MADELINE HEILBRONNER-page 55 KATHLEEN HELLIAR- page 55 JACQUELINE HENDERSON- page 55 ADOLPH HENKE- page 55 BEVERLY HENLEY- Home Economics Club­

page 55 SIMON HERMAN-pag e 55 JEAN HERON- Wayne Christian Fellowship-

page 55 SHIRLEY HERSHMAN- page 55 CARL HERTWIG-Beta Gamma- page 55 HEIN Z HERZ-page 55 GARNET HESS- page 55 WALTER HESZ- Y.M.C.A. , Business Administra ­

tion Club, Pi Rho Sigma , Alpha Delta Sigma - page 55

ROBERT HICKS- A.S.C.E.- page 56 JUNE HILL- page 56 WILLIAM HOBBS - Phi Sigma Epsilon, Gas

House Gang, Varsity Club- page 56 NORMAN HOBSON-A.I.E.E., I.R.E.:-page 56 JULIUS HOFFER- Beta Gamma-page 56 GLENYS HOFFMEYER- page 56 • EDWARD HOLMBERG- page 56 PATRICIA HOLM ES- page 56

A. CLARENCE HOLT- AS.M.E.- page 56 GEORGE HONZATKO- page 56 JOAN HOOD-Zeta Chi. Senior Board- page

56 VAUGHN HOOGASIAN - Collegian, Delta

Gamma, Press Club, Armenian Club- page 56 BETTY HOPKINS- French Club- page 56 JOHN HORNKOHL- page 56 CLARA HOSKING- Pi Gamma Sigma, W.U.

B. nd- page 56 MARGARET HOSSACK-W.R.A.-page 56 PHILIP HOUSEMAN- page 56 ABRAHAM HOVSEPIAN- page 56 PAUL HOWE- Phi Delta Theta-page 56 CHESTER HOYT- Alpha Kappa Psi-page 56 A. WARREN HUARD- page 56 MARY HUBBART - Sigma Sigma, Pi Lambd.

Theta- page 56 JEAN HU EBNER- page 56 MORRIS HULER- page 56 JAMES HUNT- He.lth Education Club-page

56 MILDRED HURT- page 57 KENNETH HUTCHINS- A.S.M.E.-page 57 DORIAN HYSHKA- Gold Key- page 57 J. DAVID HYAMS- pag e 57 MARCELLO IANNACE- Phi Epsilon- page 57 ERNEST IGNASIAK- Psychology Club- page 57 RICHARD IGNASIAK- page 57 AVANELL INES- page 57 VERGIL INGHAM- page 57 BETTY JANE IRELAND-Zeta Chi. O ccupa­

tional Therapy, Ski Club- page 57 JULIUS ISKOW-Phi Alpha- page 57 JACK W. ISON- Track, Football, Letterman's

Club- page 57 HENRY ISOPI- Newman Club, Italian Club,

Spanish Club- page 57 MAX ITSCOVITZ-page 57 ARTHUR L. JACKSON- Omega Psi Phi ; Art

Education Club-page 57 BOGLE JACKSON- page 57 DAVID JACKSON-Phi Mu Alpha , Wayne U.

Band., Orchestra- page 57 ROBERT JACKSON-Delta Sigma Pi- page 57 LEON J. JACOBI, JR.- Alpha Kappa Psi­

page 57 MARK JACOBSON- Tau Epsilon Rho, National

La wyers Guild, Student Board of Govern­ment

STANLEY JAFFE- page 57 WARREN JAHNKE- Collegian, Phi Sigma Ep­

silon , Pi Delta Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa - page 57

FRANK JAMES, JR.-Phi Sigma Epsilon- page 57

HENRY JAMES- Omega Psi Phi-page 57 JOYCE JAMESON- Alpha Sigma Tau- page 57 RUDOLPH JAMNIK- page 68 JOHN JANOS- page 68 RUNE JANSSON- page 68 DIXON JARVIS- page 68 LILLIAN JASON- page 68 JOSEPH JASTE- page 68 EVELYN JEDRYCZKA- Pi Kappa Sigma, Senior

Bo.rd- page 68 MIHRAN JOBOULlN- p.ge 68 GEORGE JOHNSON- p.ge 68 LOIS JOHNSON- p.ge 68 LUCILLE JOHNSON - Pi Gamma, Wesley

Foundation- page 68 PHYLLIS JOHNSON- page 68 WALDORF JOHNSON - Kappa Alpha Psi ,

Delta Theta Phi- page 68 JACQUELINE JOLY - Alpha Sigma Alpha .

Spanish Club. Les Thelemites- p.ge 68 ROBERT JONES- page 68 WILLIAM JONES- page 68

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FREDERICK JORDAN JR.-Art Education Club -page 68

ANNE JOURNEY-Sigma Sigma-page 68 MARY KAAKE-page 68 CHARLES KACZYNSKI-page 68 BEATRICE KAHN-Art Education Club, Pi

Lambda Theta-page 68 ALLEN KAISER-A.S.M.E.-page 68 JEAN KALLMEIR-Alpha Nu, Over 21 Club­

page 68

SHIRLEY KAMAN-Hillel House, Camera Club -page 68

EARLE KANNERS-Mu Beta Chi, Business Ad­ministration Club-page 68

HANS KANSMAN-AS.C.E.-page 69 GEORGE KASTON-Geology Club, Geography

Club-page 69 ERIC KATRANIS-A.C.S., Psychology ' Club­

page 69

FERN KATZ-Sigma Pi Sigma, I.Z.F.A.-page 69

MARION KAUFMAN-pag e 69 EUGENE KAWECKI-AS.M.E., Sigma Rho Tau

-page 69 DORIS KAY-Delta Gamma Chi-page 69 RICHARD KAY-Health Education Club-page

69

FRAi'jK KAZANOWSKI-Varsity Club, Sarmatia Club-page 69

JOHN KEENE-page 69

ELAINE KELLERMAN - Delta Gamma Chi-page 69

JEROME KELMAN-Rho Pi Phi-page 69 SIDNEY KELMAN-page 69

PETER KENYON - Society of Electrical Engi-neers-page 69

MARTIN KERN-page 69

CLAYTON KERR-AS.M.E., S.A.E.-page 69 HORACE KERYLUK-page 69 LEE F. KEYS-AS .. C.E.-page 69 MAXINE KEYTE-Pi Kappa Sigma-page 69 THOMAS KEW-page 69 JOHN KIELBAS-Health Education Club-page

69

JOSEPH KIKEL-Newman Club, Business Ad-ministration Club-page 69

JOE C. KILMER-page 69 RICHARD KIMBALL-page 69 TERANCE KINDEN-page 69 MARJORIE KING-page 70

CAROLYN KINGINS - Pi Gamma, Beta Gamma Honor Society-page 70

BETTY KI NSLER-Zeta Chi, Senior Board, Red Cross Representative-page 70

EARL KIRCHNER-AS.M.E.-page 70 NORMAN KIRMAN-page 70 LUCILE KIRTLAND-Nu Sigma Phi-page 70 SHIGERU KIZUKA-American Pharmaceutical

Association-page 70 JOHN KLECHA-page 70 MARILYN KLEIN-page 70 HARRY KLETTER-Alpha Epsilon Pi-page 70 ARNOLD KLUK-Beta Delta Theta-page 70 ELIZABETH KNELL-Newberry Club-page 70 BARBARA KNOTT-Sigma Sigma-page 70 MARTHA KNOWLES - Delta Gamma Chi-

page 70 IRENE KOBIERSKI-page 70 SOL KOENIGSBERG-Alpha Epsilon Pi-page

70 JACK KOEPFGEN-page 70 HENRY KOLANO-page 70 FREDERICH KOlCH-page 70

lAWRENCE KOlTONOW - Gamma Kappa Chi, Hillel (Pres.). I.Z.F.A.-page 70

ALVIN KOMRAY-Beta Alpha Sigma, Business Administration Club-page 70

EUGENIA KONOPKA-page 70 MARY KORVATSKY-Newman Club-page 70

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ANNE KOSHEY-page 70 CHARLES KOUVELAS-page 70 JULIUS KOVACS-page 71 LUCilLE KOZLOWSKI-page 71 EDGAR KRAHNKE-AC.S.-page 71 STANLEY KRASINSKI-Wayne Sociological So-

ciety-page 71 ROBERT KRASKE-page 71 CELIA KRAWCZEL-Newman Club, Sarmatia­

page 71 ALEX KRESS-page 71 EUGENE KRESENSKE - Phi Sigma Epsilon-

page 71 JULES KRONFIElD-page 71 SAUL KROOPNICK-page 71 NINA KSENDZIK-Ukranian Club, lambda

Kappa Sigma, A Ph. A-page 71 ISABEllE KUBIK-page 71 KENNETH KUESTER - Art Education Club­

page 71 RAY KUIPERS-page 71 MARGARETA KUROSKY - Sarmatia Club-

page 71 ALVIN KURZ-page 71 WilLIAM laFLEUR-page 71 MARY JO lAHTY-Association Childhood Edu-

cation-page 71 ZELDA lANDY-page 71

MARY ANN lANE-page 71 TOBY lANGER-Special Education Club-page

71 CHARLES lANKTON-page 71 ANNE lARIMER-page 71 lEO lARUWE-A Cappella Choir, Wayne

Band-page 71 GERALD lASHER-page 71 HARRIET LATT-Pi Lambda Theta-page 72 DOLORES lAUDER-Delta Gamma Chi-page

72 HALSEY lAWSON-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Broad.

casting Guild, Mens Ensemble, A Co ppella Choir-page 72

lOUIS lAWTON-Pi Sigma Alpha-page 72 HARRY lAZAR-Alpha Kappa Psi-page 72 NEil lEAVENS-Sphinx Fraternity-page 72 DAVID lEBENBOM-Theatre Guild, Radio

Guild, Debate Squad-page 72 JEROME lECHNER-Sigma Phi lambda-page

72 CARlOTTIE lEE-page 72 JEAN lEE-page 72 ROBERT lEE-page 72 VAN lEE-AS.M.E.-page 72 MilDRED lEN HOFF - Sigma Theta Delta.

AC.E.-page 72 ALBERT LERNER-page 72 SAMUEL LERNER-page 72 RICHARD lEVElY-page 72 BENNO lEVI-Mu Beta Chi, Photo Club, Hillel

House, Business Administration Club-p~ge 72

BETTY lEVIN-A.S.C.-page 72 PEARL lEVINE-page 72 WilLIAM lEVITAN-Senior Class President-

page 72 MADELINE lEVY-loto Alpha Pi-page 72 EDWARD lEWANDOWSKI-Social Studies JOSEPH lEWIS - American Pharmaceutical

Association, Pharmic-page 72 KARL lEWIS-Sigma Alpha Mu, Beta Gamma

-page 72 MARGARET lEYRER-page 72 ROBERT L1DDLE-AS.M.E., Accemites-page

73 FRED B. LIFTON - Varsity Debate, Oratory,

Delta Sigma Rho-page 73 ALICE LIGHTFOOT-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Art

Education Club-page 73 VIRGINIA L1NCK--page 73

MERTON ' LiNCOLN-page 73 GERALDINE LING-Registered Nurses Club-

page 73 ARTHUR LINK-Ad Service-page 73 RHODA LIPMAN-page 73 CARL L1PNICK-I.Z.F.A., American Chemical

Society, Hillel House-page 73 HARRY LIPSITZ-Alpha Epsilon Pi-page 73 ISAAC L1TTSEY, JR.-page 73 DELORES lOEWE-page 73 SHIRLEY lOFFMAN-Health Education Club­

page 73 GEORGE lOGWOOD-page 73 VIRGINIA lOVERNICK-Omega Upsilon, Sar­

matia Club-page 73 MARIANNE lUPINI - Alpha Theta Sigma,

I.S.C. Representative, Spanish Club, Y.W .C.A. -page 73

JANE lUSSEDEN-Wesley Foundation, Social Studies Club, Geology Club-page 73

GEORGE lUTFY-Pi Upsilon, American Phar­maceutical Association, American Chemical Society-page 73

XENIA lUTFY-page 73 IRENE lUTOSKY-Newman Club-page 73 JAMES lYONS-page 73 BEVERLY LYTLE-Fencing Team-page 73 MARY MAATTAlA-Over 21 Club, Wayne So-

ciological Society-page 73 ANTHONY C. MAC-page 73 BETTY MacDONALD-page 73 DOUGLAS MacDONALD - Canterbury Club,

Collegian-page 76 MARGARET MacDONALD-page 76 JAMES MacEWEN-page 76 LESTER MACK-Arab Fraternity, Cross Coun­

try, Varsity letterman's Club-page 76 E. PAUL MADISON-page 76 FRED MAGEAU -Alpha Kappa Psi, Newman

Club-page 76 PAUL MAGUIRE-Industrial Design, (It. Col.)

R.O.T.C., AI.R. Fraternity ,

GENE MAJEWSKI-AS.M.E.-page 76

JAMES MAlLOS-Mu Sigma Pi, Sigma Epsilon Phi-page 76

ANDRE MALO-Collegian, Press Club-page 76

JEROME MANCHEl-page 7/>

lUCillE MANDEL - SLID, Student Council­page 76

PETER MANGIARACINA-page 76

ELEANOR MANGOLD-Newman Club, Regis­tered Nurses Club-page 76

DERRlll MANNlE - Business Administration Club, Bet. Alpha Sigma-page 76

PETER MARFEY-International Student Society -page 76

WilLIAM MARGOLlN-A.S.M.E.-page 76 JACOB MARKHAM-page 76 FLORENCE MARKS-page 76 ROY MARKSTRUN-page 76 MELVIN MARKWARDT-page 76 ARTHUR MARQUIS - Society of Electrical

and Radio Engine.rs, Accemites-page 76 CATHERINE MARSH-Newman Club-page 76 ELIZABETH MARSHAll - Newman Club, Xi

Omicron-page 76

lYLE MARSHALL-Wayne Christian Fellowship, Art Education Club-page 76

ROY M. MARSHAll-Business Administration 'Club, Alpha Delta Sigma-page 77

CHRISTINE MARTIN-Dance Workshop- page 77

FRANK W. MARTIN-Phi Sigma Epsilon, New­man Club, Senior Board-page 77

lEEAN MARTIN-Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Economics Club-page 77

ELOY MARTINEZ-Spanish Club-page 77 ROSEMARIE MARTYNIUK - Newman Club,

Ukranian Club-page 77

GORDON MATHIE-Omicron Delta Kappa-page 77

JOHN MATLE-page 77 JUANITA MAXWELl-W,F.T.-page 77 KATHLEEN MAXWEll-page 77 JULIUS MAZEll-Sigma Alpha Mu, W. H.

Student Cabinet, Wintermarl- page 77 JOHN MAZER-Delta Theta Phi-page 77 MICKEY MAZUR-Alpha Theta Sigma, Student

Assn. of Woman Student's Council-page 77 ROBERT McCALL-American Society of Me­

chanical Engineers-page 77 GORDON. McCARTY-Sigma Pi Sigma- page

77

WilLIAM McCAUSLAND, JR.-Alpha Kappa Psi, Wayneminister-page 77

RUTH McCLELLAND - Wesley Foundation _ page 77

FRANK McCLUNG-page 77 JAMES McCUNE-page 77

HARRY McDANIEL - Alpha , Oelta Sigma _ page 77

DAVID McDONALD-page 77

JOHN McFARLIN-Alpha Delta Sigma, Wayne Ad Service-page 77

JOSEPH McGEE-Omega Psi Phi-page 77 ARCHIE Mcl<.INNON-page 77

MARGARET MclACHLAN - Geology Club -page 77

JOHN McLEAN-AS.C.E.-page 78 ROBERT McMEEKIN-AS.C.E.-page 78 EUGENE McMillER-page 78

JOHN McPHilLIPS-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Geol-ogy Club, Newman Club-page 78

WilLIAM McQUESTEN-page 78 THOMAS McQUillEN-page 78

ElENORA McROBBIE-Mu Phi Epsilon, Delta Gamma Chi-page 78

JAMES MENDE-page 78 ANGELINA MERCADER-page 78 RICHARD MERCIER-page 78 AVA MERLAU-page 78 DON MEYERS-Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Theta

Phi-page 78

WilMA MICHENER-United World Federa­tion, Y.W.C.A" W.R.A.-page 78

GilBERT MICHLIN-international Students Or_ ganization, Thelemites, Kappa Mu Epsilon­page 78

JOHN MillAR-Sociological Society-page 78 JOSEPH MillER - Special Education Club,

Newman Club, Alpha Phi Alpha-page 78 STANDFORD MlllS'-page 78 GEORGE MINTY-page 78 HELEN MITCHEll-Sigma Epsilon Phi-page

78

WAYNE MITCHELL-page 78 WESLEY MITCHEll-page 78 ZETTA MITCHEll-Nursing Club-page 78 OLIVE MITCHEOM - Art Education Club -

page 78

MARION MIYAYA-Y.W.C.A., Art Education Club, Pi lambda Theta-page 78

RAY J. MONDRO-Gas House Gang-page 78 GERALDINE MONNIER-Wesley Foundation­

page 79 WilLIAM MONROE-AB.C., Newman Club,

Wayne Sociological Club-page 79 MARY MONTGOMERY-page 79 B. J. MOORE-A.S.C.E.-page 79 DORIS MOORE-page 79 WILLIAM MOORE-page 79 WilLIAM MOORMAN-Alpha Phi Alpha, Air

R.O.T.C.-page 79 AUDlEY MORDEN, JR,-Geology Club-page

79

HENRY MOREAU- Epsilon Sigma, A.I.E.E.­page 79

ROBERT MORENZ-Alpha Kappa Psi-page 79

JANE MOREY - A.W.S. Executive Board, Pi Kappa Sigma-page 79

CHARLES M0RGAN-Canterbury Club, Amer­ican Pharmaceutical Club-page 79

MILFORD MORGAN-Camera Club, Business Administration C lub, Wrestling Team-page 79

DANIEL MORGULOFF-page 79 ALBERT MORRIS-page 79 SIMON MORRIS- page 79

GEORGE MORSKI-page 79 IRVING MOSER-Pi Delta Epsilon, AS.M.E.­

page 79 VIRGINIA MOSS-page 79 NIHAl MOUHIDDEN - y.w.CA, A.W.S.,

Wayne Soci.ological Society-page 79 EDWIN MUNRO-Russian Club, Student Coun­

cil, A.R.O,T.C . Fratern ity-page 79 BABE MURMYlUK-page 79 HELEN MURPHY - Registered Nurses Club,

Newman Club-page 79 WilLIAM MURPHY-page 79 PATRICIA MURREll-page 79 DOROTHY MYlENEK - Sarmatia Club,

Y.W.C,A ., AW,S. representative-page 80 ARTHUR J. MYZIENSKI-page 80 JOSEPH NADER-page 80 GEORGE NAFF - Institute of Aeronautical

Glider Club-page 80 CONRAD NATHAM-Panorama-page 80 OSCAR NAVARRO-page 80 EDWIN NAWROCK-Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonian

- page 80 . , BETTY NEITZEL - Zeta Chi, Senior Board,

AW.S.-page 80 BOBBYN NELSON-page 80 PAUL NELSON-page 80 DOROTHY NENTWIG-Newman Club, Regis.

tered Nurses Club-page 80 JAMES NEUBACHER-Kappa Mu Epsilon, Var­

sity Letterman's Club-page 80 CHRIST NICHOLS-page 80 JOHN NICHOLS-Wesley Foundation-page

80 FAYE NICKEL - Y.W.C.A., N.S.A., Student

Council, ' Pi Lambda Theta, Art Education Club -page 80 -

LEONARD NIEBYLSKI-page 80 WINIFRED NIEMANN-Alpha Beta Pi- page

80

'WALTER NIEMI-Phi Sigma Epsilon (Pres. ), Fraternity Council (Pres.)-page 80

PAULINE NIGHBERT-Home Economics Club -page 80

CALVIN NIXON-Business Administration Club, Alpha Delta Sigma-page 80

NUNZIO NOCITA-Newman Club-page 80 DAVID NORMAN-page 80 GWENDOLYN NORTHCROSS-A.C.E.-page

80 CHRISTINE NORTON-page 80 NORMAN NOWICKI-page 80 ALBERT NYGORD-page 81

ANNA NYKIFORUK-L'mbda Kappa Sigma-page 81

JOHN OESTRIKE-Beta Alpha Sigma-page 81 ALLISON OGLESBY, JR.-page 81 JAMES OKUBO-page 81 ALLEN OLSON-page 81

WESLEY OLSON-page 81 BARBARA O'NEAL-Zeta Chi- page 81 CHARLES O'NEIL-Internotional Relations, His-

tory Club-page 81 SIMEON ORLOWSKI-page 81 MILDRED ORNSTEIN - Hillel House, Cam

Club-page 81

JOHN F. ORR-page 81 JUSTINE ORRIS-Alpha Sigma Tau, Inter·Sor­

ority Council, Debate Squad- page 81

H. LORAINE OSBORNE-Wayne Christian Fel-lowship-page 81

GLOR IA OSWELL- page 81 ROLAND OUELLETTE-page 81 FRANCES OVERTON - Natural Sciences Club

-page 81 BRUNO OZIMEK-page 81 MARY lOU PALATO - Pi Lambda Theta,

Wayne Christian Fe llowship-page 81 FLORENCE PALMER-page 81 ROBERT PALMER-Alpha Kappa Psi-page 81 ELEANOR PANGBURN-page 81 PAULINE. PAONESSA- page 81 DELORES PARHAM-Pi Kappa Sigma, Kappa

Mu Epsilon, L.S.A.- page 81 OSCAR PARK-Arab Fraternity-page 81 HELEN PARNAGIAN - Senior Board, Student

Council, Pi Kappa Sigma-page 86 ELEANOR PARSHALL-Alluvia-page 86 MANUCHEHER PARTOVI- Foreign Students

Organization, Rep. of Uranian newspapers (Persia )

SARKIS PASHIN-page 86 JEAN PATTEN-Alpha Sigma Alpha-page 86 THELMA PATTERSON-page 86 CASTER PATTON-page 86 JOHN PAVER-A.P.A.-page 86 IRENE PEACOCK-Canterbury Club, Art Club

-page 86 ELLEN PEARCE-page 86 DOROTHY PEARL-page 86 SAMUEL PEARLSTEIN-page 86 SAMUEL PECHERER-page 86 ROBERT PEIRSON-page 86 MARGIE PELTIER-page 86 PAUL PENCOLA-page 86 JOHN PENNER - De lta Nu, Inter.Fraternity

Council-page 86 ALVIN PENSlER-page 86 BERNICE PERGAMENT-Art Education Club-

page 86 ELMER PERISON-page 86 MARY PETERS-page 86 MARCELLA PETERSON-Phi Upsilon Omicron,

Home Economics Club-page 86 RUTH PICKENS-page 86 BETTY PIERCE - Home Economics Club, Phi

Upsilon Omicron-page 86 EUGENE PINKSTAFF-page 86 SAMUEL PINTO-page 87 MELVIN PITCHER-Alpha Phi Omega-page

87

GEORGE PLATZER-page 87 LEO PLOTKIN-page 87

MANUEL PLOTKIN-page 87 THOMAS PlUMMER-AS.C.E.-page 87 STEVE POLGAR-page 87

NATHAN POLLACK-Alpha Epsilon Pi-page 87

PAUL POLSKY-page 87

ROBERT POPLOWSKI-Sigma Pi Sigma-page 87

DONALD POTTER-page 87

ROY POULIOT-Health Education Club, Var· sity-page 87

DOLORES POWER-Pi Kappa Sigma, A.W.S, -page 87

MOLLIE PRICE-page 87 GERALD PROKOPOWICZ- page 87 PATRICIA P~OUSE - Mu Phi Epsilon, D.lta

Gamma Chi-page 87 EUGENE PRZEWOZNIAK-page 87 IGNATIUS PEGLIESI-Mu Sigma Pi, Newman

Club, Industrial Education Club- page 87 VIRGINIA PURSE-page 87

JAMES PYRROS- Sigma Epsilo n Phi- page 87 KEITH QUAYLE- page 87

197

JOY QUINN-page 87 MARGARET QUINN-page 87 FRANK QUIROZ-page 87 SAUL RABOTNICK-page 87 THELMA RADDEN-Delta Sigma-page 88 DUD.LEY RANDALL-Kappa Alpha Psi, Pi Delta

Epsilon, Panorama-page 88 DAVID RAPPOPORT-Student Council, Hillel-

page 88 MITCHELL RASAK-page 88 FREDERICK RASMUSSEN-page 88 ARTHUR RAYMOND-page 88 THOMAS REAGAN-AS.M.E.-page 88 CHARLES REBSTOCK JR.-page 88 MARJORY REEF-page 88 NORMAN REISWIG-page 88 GERALDINE REITZ-page 88 JAMES RENDLEMAN - Accemites, AI,E.E, ­

page 88 ANDREW RENFREW- page 88 RAYMOND RENKIEWICZ - A.I.E.E., I.R.E.,

Wayne Engineer Society-page 88 BEVERLY RENSTER- page 88 GAYLE RESNICK-page 88 ROBERT REUTER-Social Studies Club- page

88 SHERWOOD REWALT-page 88 JAMES REYNOLDS-page 88 MARY REYNOLDS- Alpha Kappa Alpha- page

88 MABLE RHODES-Delta Sigma Theta, Senior

Board-page 88 LELIA ·RHYLES- A.W.S. Executive Board- page

88

SEYMOUR RIBIAT- Gamma Kappa Chi- page 88

THEODORE RICE-page 88 DONALD RICH LEY - Alpha Sigma Phi, Mu

Sigma Pi-page 88 KENNETH RICHTER-Mu Sigma Phi- page 89 JAMES RILEY-page 89 ROBERT ROSE-Phi Mu Alpha-page 89 EDSEL RINTALA-page 89 DONALD RITCHIE-page 89 EDITH RITCHIE-Omega Upsilon-page 89 BONNIE ROBINSON - AW.S., Wintermart -

page oe9

CARRIE ROBINSON-page 89 . CLAUDE ROBINSON- A.S.C.E.-page 89 HERMAN ROBINSON-page 89 JONATHAN RODGERS- Omega Psi Phi- page

89 WILLIAM ROEDIGER-Health Education Club

-page 89 JANE RONAN-page 89 ALICIA ROSANSKI-S a rmati a, Delta Omicron

-page 89 MORRIS ROSE- Mu Beta Chi, Hillel-page

89 CLARENCE ROSEN-page 89 IRVING ROSEN-Mu Beta Chi, Beta Gamma-­

page 89 CHARLOTTE ROSENBAUM - Hillel, Wayne

Sociological Society-page 89 HARRY ROSENBERG-page 89 DONALD ROSMAN- page 89 ALEXANDER ROSS- AS.M.E., Epsilon Sigma-

page 89 HILDA ROSS- page 89 PERRY ROSS- page 89 ALEX ROTH- page 89 SAMUEL ROTHFUSS- page 89 LOUIS ROTTENBERG- page 94 RICHARD ROUSOS- page 94 HENRY RUBIN- page 94 J ERALD RUBIN- page 94 NORMAN RUBIN- Mu Beta Chi- page 94 JAMES RUBLE- page 94

198

LILLIAN RUDACK-page 94 BEnYE RUNDLES-page 94 SHIRLEY RUNDORF-Gold Key, Senior Board,

Sigma Sigma, Student Faculty Directory -page 94

HERBERT RUNYON-page 94 WILLIAM RUMPS-page 94 PATRICIA RUMSEY- page 94 CARL RUSH- page 94 CHARLES RUSH-page 94 MARY RUSSELL-page 94 ANTHONY RUSSO- page 94 PEGGY ANN RUTNOSKI- page 94 DON RUZUMNA-page 94 JOHN RYCENGA-Phi Sigma Epsilon- page

94 GLENN RYKERT- page 94 JOSEPH RZEPKA-O.D.K. Honora ry Society,

Gamma Phi Delta, Gas House Gang, Varsity Club-page 94

LOUIS RZEPKA-Gammi Phi, Natural Science Club, Leiterman's Club- page 94

JANE ROCHE-Art Education Club-page 94 PAUL SABIN JR.-page 94 FRED SACHS-page 94 TED SACHS-Frosh Board, Pi Sigma Alpha­

page 95 RUTH SADUCKS - Omega Upsi lon, Newman

Club-page 95 ZENA SALAFIA- page 95 CURTIS SALMONSON-Beta Alpha Sigma­

page 95 HERSHEL SANDBERG- page 95 TRUMAN SANFORD - Business Administration

Club-page 95 T. FRANK SAUNDERS- page 95 MILTON SAVICH-page 95 EDWARD SAX- page 95 THEODORE SCANDARY-page 95 BERNARD SCHIFF - I.Z.F.A., Hillel, Gamma

Kappa Chi-page 95 ROBERT SCHILLING- AS.M.E.- poge 95 HERMAN SCHNEIDER- page 95 SYLVIA SCHNEIDER-page 95 EDGAR SCHREINER-Gamma Delta, AS.M.E.

-page 95 NOREEN SCHROEDER- page 95 RICHARD SCHROEDER-page 95 RALPH SCHUBERT-Press Club, Newman Club

-page 95 BILLIE SCHULTZ-page 95 BELLA SCHWARTZ- page 95 LOIS SCHWARTZ- page 95 SHELDON SCHWARTZ- page 95 SYLVIA SCHWARTZ-page 95 GEORGE SCOTT-Delta Nu, Jr. & Sr. Boord-

page 95 ISABEL SCOTT- page 95 SHARON SCOTT-page 96 JAMES SEBALY-Delta Sigma Rho , Debate &

Oratory-page 96 BEULAH SECHLER- page 96 MARTIN SEGAL-Sigma Alpha Mu- page 96 JAMES SEIGHMAN-page 96 ANDREW SELENO-page 96 ANDREW SEROCKI JR.- page 96 LEONARD SERVEHER - Hillel, Social Studies

Club, Spanish Club- page 96 EVELYN SETTLES- Sociological Society- page

96 ROBERT SHAFFER- AS.M.E.-page 96 MAX SHANE-Health Education Club- page

96 IRWIN SHAPIRO- page 96 MILDRED SHAVERS - Delta Sigma Theta ­

page 96 LINUS SHEA- page 96 RUBEN SHELL- page 96

RICHARD SHEPHERD-Pi Sigma Epsilon- page 96

RUBEN SHORE-page 96 JACK SHORT-Alpha Sigma Phi, Business Ad­

ministration Club-page 96 HENRY SHOWE-Art Education Club- page

96 HAROLD SHPIECE-page 96 GEORGE SHUK-Lellermon's Club-page 96 JOSEPH SHULMAN- page 96 OLGA SHUMSKY- page 96 BEATRICE SIBLEY-page 96 ROSE SIEBERT-page 96 JOHN SIEBERTH-page 97 JOHN SIEGEL-Art Education Club- page 97 MARILY SIEGER- page 97 GEORGE SIKANEN- page 97 REUB EN SILVER - Wayne University Theatre,

Radio- page 97 PHILLIP SILVERSTEIN- page 97 NAOMI SIMMONS-page 97 HENRY SIMMONS- Industrial Education Guild

- page 97 ALBERT SIMPSON- page 97 ELEANOR SIMPSON- page 97 ROY SIMPSON- Alpha Delta Sigma- page 97 SHIRLEY SIMPSON- page 97 PATRICIA SIMMAMON- page 97 RAYMOND SITTER - Delta Theta Phi, Alpha

Sigma Phi-page 97 ANNETTA SKLAR- page 97 GERTRUDE SKU PIN- Newman Club- page 97 HARRY SKY-page 97 WALTER SLABIAK- page 97 ROSE SLANK-page 97 DONNA SLINEY-Pi Gamma, Business Admin-

istration Newsleller-page 97 GORDON SMART-Accemites-page 97 BEATRICE SMECK-page 97 DOROTHY SMITH-Alpha Kappa Alpha- page

97 JUANITA SMITH-page 97 LAVERNE SMITH - Health Education Club ­

page 97 LAWRENCE SMITH-Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta

Theta Phi- page 98 THOMAS SMITH- page 98 WARNA SMITH-Omega Upsilon- page 98 MAX SNYDER- page 98 EARL SOBOLE- I.Z.F.A., History Clu b-page

98 THEODORE SODDY- page 98 LOUIS SOLOMON- AI.E.E., I.R.E.- page 98 SEYMOUR SOLOMON-page 98 ROY SOML YO-page 98 RUTH SOOD-poge 98 MARGARET SPENCER-Sigma Pi Sigma- page

98 DAVE SPINNER-AS.M.E.-poge 98 JANET SPLATT- poge 98 WILLIAM SPRING-page 98 PETER SPURCK - Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha

Kappa Psi-page 98 EDITH STANDLER-Hillel-page 98 ROBERT STANGE-page 98 JAMES STANLEY-AS.M.E.- page 98 WALTER STANLONIS- page 98 FLORENCE STANTON- page 98 ROBERT STARRING- page 98 JEROME STASSON- page 98 ALICE STEINBACH- R.N. Club- page 98 WILLIAM STEINBERGER- Gamma Kappa Chi

- page 98 WALTER STELLBERGER-poge 98 MARY STENNING- Rotary Club Scholarship­

page 99 LUCIA STEVENS - Broadcasting Guild - page

99

ROY STEVENS-page 99 PHILLIP STEWART-page 99 DORIS STiNAR-Xi Omicron, Wesley Founda-

tion-page 99 PAUL STOBBE-page 99 DONALD STOCKER-page 99 MORTON STOCKLER-page 99 EVELYN STOLLMAN-Pi Lambda Theta, Hillel,

Elsa M. W elling Memorial Scholarship- page 99

HERBERT STOORMAN - Sigma Alpha Mu, Baseball Team- page 99

WILLIAM STORMONT- Accemites- page 99 PAUL STRAUSS-page 99 WINFRED STREK- page 99 CHESTER STREWSKI-A.S.M.E.-page 99 NORMAN STRICOF-Student Council- page

99 JOSEPH STROYAN- page 99 EDWARD STROYKE- Alpha Delta Sigma, Beta

Gamma- page 99 RONALD SUTHERLAND-pag~ 99 ROBERT SUTTON- page 99 ELIZABETH SWARTZ- page 99 FREDERICK SWARTZ-page 99 ARTHUR SWEET- page 99 EDWARD SYLVESTER- page 99 WALTER SYROIO- Webster Hall Cabinet­

page 99 ELIZABETH SZYPERSKI- Pi Gamma, Newman

Club-page 99 RICHARD TABER- AI.C.E.- page 100 HENRY TALBERT- page 100 DICK TARPINIAN- Sigma Phi Lambda- page

100 MARK TA UB- page 100 CHARLES TAYLOR-page 100 EUGENE TAYLOR - Alpha Delta Sigma

page 100 ROBERT TAYLOR-page 100 SIMOND TAYLOR-Math. Club-page 100 GEORGE TAZZIA- page 100 CARL TEICHER- Alpha Epsilon Pi- page 100 GEORGE TEICHNER - Art Education Club-

page 100 MITCHELL TENDLER-Collegian, Alpha Epsilon

Pi, Hillel- page 100 GERALDINE TENNEBAUM- I.Z.F.A., Hillel­

page 100 CORRINNE TENNEN- page 100 HERBERT TENNEN- Sigma Alpha Mu- poge

100 HERBERT TEMPLEMAN-page 100 MARGARET TEREY-page 100 JOHN TERHUNE- Alpha Kappa Psi- page 100 ROSE TESSLER- page 100 CARLTON THISSE-page 100 J

CARRIE THOMAS- Wesley Foundation- page 100

ERNEST THOMAS- page 100 PAULINE THqMAS-page 100 FRANCES THOMPSON- page 100 FRANCES M. THOMPSON- page 100 JASPER THOMPSON- page 101 MARJORIE THOMPSON- page 101 ARCHIE THOMSON- Sigma Pi Sigma- page

101

RALPH THOMSON - Delta Theta Phi - page 101

JAMES THRASHER- page 101 GLENN TINHAM- page 101 ESTELLE TORGOW-Iota Alpha Pi, Pi Delta

Epsilon- page 101 ANN TOSTI- page 101 MARCEL TOUPIN - Busine .. Administration

Club-page 101

ESTHER TOWERS - Alpha Beta Pi , Newman Club-page 101

MARY TOWEY- Newman Club- page 101 ARLINE TRABMAN - Occupational Therapy­

page 101 VINCENT TRAINER-Fencing team-page 101 ALPHONSE TRAWINSKI-Social Studies Club,

Audubon Society-page 101 HAROLD TREXLER-Newman Club-page 101 DOUGLAS TROTTER- page 101 ERNEST TSAKIRIS- AS.M.E., Accemites- page

101 JAMES TSUTSUI-page 101 WENDELL TURDGEN- page 101 MARY TYRRELL-page 101 PHYLLIS UHL-page 101 DONALD ULREY-page 101 ROSELLE UNATIN- page 101 EDMUND URA- page 101 JULIUS VAGI- AI.M.M.E.- page 101 LOIS VAGNOZZI-Collegian, American News-

paper Guild- page 105 KENNETH VALENTIN E-page 105 ROGER VAN BEVER- page 105 JEAN VAN DE WALLE- Alpha Sigma Alpha,

Newman Club-page 105 RICHARD VAN DER MEULEN - AS.M.E., Pi

Kappa Alpha- page 105 GEORGE VANDOORNE- page 105 FRANKIE VARNER-page 105 ALEXANDER VELASCO - Spanish Club- page

105 JOEL VERNICK- page 105 AMELIA VILLAMARIA- R.N. Club-page 105 HELEN VOISINE- page 105 JOHN VOSS- Newman Club- page 105 CLARK VREELAND- page 105 KENNETH WAGNER- page 105 HOWARD WALKE- page 105 BESSIE WALLACE- page 105 FRANCES WALLER-page 105 WILLIAM WALTER- page 105 AMELIA WALTHALL-page 105 LILLIAN WANTIN- page 105 ALBERT WARD- Senior Board- page 105 JEAN WARD- page 105 LYLE WARD- page 105 JOANNE WARNER- page 105 ELIZABETH WARSZAWSKI - Art Education , Club- page 105

DAWN WATSON- Delta Sigma Theta, Senior Board- page 106

MILTON WATSON- page 106 ROBERT WATTS-Beta Gamma- page 106 HARRY WEBER - Gamma Phi Delta , Varsity,

Gas House Gang- page 106 CHARLES WEBSTER - Business Administration

Club- page 106 HARVEY WEDELL-Health Education Club­

page 106 G. WEGRZYNOWICZ- Newman Club, Sarmo-

tia-page 106 AUDREY WEINER- page 106 SHELDON WEINER- page 106 SIDNEY WEINGARDEN-Gamma Kappa Chi-

page 106 DONALD WEIR- page 106 ARTHUR WEISS-page 106 ARTHUR WEISS- page 106 BERNARD WEISS-page 106 CHARLE WELLS- page 106 LOUIS WELNER- page 106 CARL WELTI- poge 106

MARILYN WERBER-page 106 ROSE WHEELER-Pi Sigma Alpha-page 106 CLIFFORD WHITE- Tau ' Kappa Epsilon- page

106 FRED WHITE- page 106 MILDRED WHITE-page 106 PETER WHITE- Tau Kappa Epsilon-page 106 STEPHEN WHITE- page 106 ROSALIE WHITEMAN - Sigma Theta Delta-

page 106 DOROTHY WHITFIELD- page 107 CHARLES WILKINS-page 107 ROBERT WILLARD- page 107 CALVIN WILLIAMS-Sphinx, Alpha Phi Alpha

-page 107 DAVID WILLIAMS- Sphinx-page 107 JAMES WILLIAMS- A.S.M.E.-page 107 RONALD WILLIAMS-page 107 WALTER WILLIAMS- Sigma Pi Sigma- page , 107

ALEXANDER WILSON- page 107 DOUGLAS WILSON-S.E.R.E.- page 107 JOHN WILSON- AS.M.E.-page 107 PATRICIA WILLSON- Pi Gamma-page 107 ROSLYN WILSON-Alpha Kappa Alpha- page

107 WILLIAM E. WILSON- page 107 DENISE WINDLE- Beta Gamma, Pi Gamma­

page 107 JOSEPHINE WIZBOWSKI - Sarmatia Club,

Newman Club-page 107 MARDELL WIZINSKY - Beta Gamma - page

107 CHESTER WOLANIN- page 107 IRVING WOLF- page 107 PATRICIA WOLGAST- page 107 VASTENE WOODHOUSE-Alpha Kappa Alpha

- page 107 LEO WOONTNER- page 107 ' BARBARA WRIGHT - Art Education Club ­

page 107 SHIRLEY WRIGHT- Canterbury Club, Philoso­

phy Club-page 107 ARTHUR WUNSCH-Phi Mu Alpha- page 107 HAROLD WYGOCKI- Art Education Club-

page 108 JOSEPH YANICH- Hillel- poge 108 ARNOLD YERMAN- page 108 LEO YOUNG-page 108 MARILYN YOUNG- Newbery Club-page 108 JOHN YURIK - Alpha Sigma Phi, Newman

Club- page 108 STEPHEN YURIK-page 108 WALTER ZABINSKI- page 108 ANTHONY ZACHAR-page 108 RUTH ZACHMANN- poge 108 HARRY ZAKI- Epsilon Sigma-page 108 PASQUALINA ZAPPALA-English Club- po,ge

108 LUDOMIRA ZAREMBA - Sociological Society

,- page 108 CORNELIA ZARZYCKA-Omego Upsilon, Sar­

motio Club- page 108 ALEXANDER J. ZAWACKI JR.- Art Education

Club, Pi Delta Epsilon- page ' 108 WALTER ZAWACKI- page 108 BERNARD ZEFF- Alpha Epsilon Pi- page 108 SEYMOUR ZIMMERMAN-page 108 CHESTER ZIOLKOWSKI-page 108 QUEENIE ZOBIAN-page 108 JACK F. ZOOK-Mu Sigma Pi- page 108 HERBERT ZUSCH IN- page 108 MILTON ZUSSMAN - Tau Epsilon Rho- page

108

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ORGANIZATION INDEX ACCEMITES- poge 138 ALPHA BETA PI- page 139 ALPHA DELTA SIGMA- page 139 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA-page 140 ALPHA KAPPA PSI- page 141 ALPHA SIGMA PHI-page 142 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA- page 143 ALPHA SIGMA TAU- page 143 ALPHA THETA SIGMA- page 144-5 ARABS-page 146 ASME-page 147

ART EDUCATION CLUB- page 148-9 AWS-page 150

AWS ACTIVITIES COUNCIL- page 151 BETA GAMMA- page 151

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB- page 152 CANTERBURY CLUB- page 153 DELTA EPSILON- page 154 DELTA GAMMA CHI- page 155 DELTA NU- page 156 DELTA OMICRON- page 157 DELTA SIGMA EPSILON- page 157 FROSH BOARD 2nd SEMESTER- page 158 FROSH BOARD 1st SEMESTER- page 159 EPSILON SIGMA- page 159 GAMMA PHI DELTA-page 160 GAS HOUSE GANG-page 161 GAMMA KAPPA CHI- page 162 GAMMA DELTA-page 163 GOLD KEY- page 163 IFC- page 164 ISC-page 165 JUNIOR BOARD-page 166 KAPPA CHI- page 167 M. U. ACTIVITIES COUNCIL- page 168 LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA- page 169 LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION- page

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M. U. BOARD OF GOVERNORS- page 170 PHI SIGMA EPS ILON- page 171 OMICRON , DELTA KAPPA- page 172 MU BETA CHI- page 173 OMEGA UPSILON-page 173 OMEGA PSI PHI - page 174 PHI MU ALPHA- page 175 PI GAMMA-page 175 PI GAMMA SIGMA-page 176 PI SIGMA ALPHA-page 177 PHI UPSILON OMICRON- page 177 SEN IOR BOARD-page 178 SOCIETY OF ELECTRICAL AND RADIO EN·

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ADVERTIS.lNG INDEX Abbey Wire & Fence Corp. AI'tiste Beauty Salon John Beyste .. & Son Lumbel' Buena Vista - Dexter Se .. vice Cass-Fo .. est Ba .. bel· Shop Cass-Wa .... en D .. ug Candler Roofing Co. Cui os Rive .. a C &' F Lunch Chicago Theatrical Shoe Co. Conc .. ete Steel & Fi .. ep .. oofing Co. Convention Hall Cunningham D .. ug Sto .. es Det .. oit Bluellrint & Supply Det .. oit Conse .. vato .. y of Music Det .. oit Edison Co. Det .. oit G .. avu .. e Det .. oit Institute of Musical A .. ts Family C .. eamery Co. Fi .. eside Lounge Fi .. eside p .. inte .. s Gene Levett Geo .. ge's Service Hal'pur's Inc. Inouye's Campus Toggery John R. Fuel & Supply Co. n:el'n's Maste .. Heater & Coolel' Co. Klein's Restau .. ant K .. use's Restau .. ant Lev's Gulf Se .. vice Main Libra .. y Shoe Repair Masonic Temple Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. Midge's Met .. opolitan Motion Pictu .. e Co. Miles-Fox Co. Patty's Beauty Shoppe Rathskeller's Robin Hood Grill Sak's Cleaners Steve Petix Th .. ee Sta .. Clothing Titus Welding ' T .. aub B .. os. & Co. Jewele .. s VA W -CIO Bookstore

BUSIER and BUSIER •••

Industry is busier than ever before, and so are we at Detroit

Edison. Each week more homes and shops are going up . . .

farms are modernizing. All are using more and more electricity.

This growing business and industrial activity means greater

opportunities for trained people.

We congratulate the class of '49 and look to you, the graduate

today, for leadership tomorrow.

THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY

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WOODWARD

ROOFING COMPANY, INC. 551 E. VERNOR HWY. • DETROIT D. W. CANDLER • DR. C. L. CANIlLER

The Demands of the Liberal and

Scholarly Reading Public are

known and met at . . .

UNION BOOK STORE - UAW, CIO

5021 WOODWARD TE 1-0880

ALWAYS THE FINEST IN FOODS

at

KLEIN'S

39 WEST WARREN TEMPLE 2-9683

FIRESIDE PRINTING

AND

PUBLISH ING CO.

4728 ST. AUBIN

JEWELL RATHSKELLER

JOHN R. Near E. GRAND BLVD.

SAK'S CLEANERS 16535-43 Livernois, 1 V2 BI. South of 6 Mile Road

Across from U. of D.

GIVING

TO

• 20 % Discount on Cash & Carry • 10 % Discount on Pick up & Delivery

N.S.A. CARD H OLDERS

CIN E-KODAK FILM IS HERE AGAIN

. . . in 8-mm. and 16-mm. sizes ..•

for home movies in black-and-white or full color.

DETROIT CAMERA SHOP

325 State St.

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204

5ireJiJe of!ounge DELICIOUS FOOD - ENTERTAINMENT

Also Luncheons - Dinners

Private Rooms for Parties

BELCREST HOTEL CASS AT KIRBY TE 1-5700

CONGRATULATIONS

to the Class of 1949

MILES FOX Compl.t. Office Outfitters

CONGRATULATIONS

From

JOHN. R. FUEL & SUPPLY CO. 19225 JOHN R.

*** THREE STAR CLOTHING *** 6300 GRATIOT at MT. ELLIOTT

Announces

ONE DOLLAR DISCOUNT To

WAYNE STUDENTS

On

TUXEDO RENTALS

CARLOS RIVERA ORCHESTRAS

The Hnest in Music for Dances l Weddingst Banquets/ Picnics, Etc.

Music of Different Nationalities, Novelties

COMPLETE ORCHESTRA SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES

For Information Calf

CARLOS RIVERA 8738 HOSMER VAlley 2-9226

CONGRATULATIONS

to the Class of 1949

C. & F. LUNCH

MEET M E AT MIDGE'S

MIDGE'S GRILL

Across from Main Bldg. 4844 CASS

Serving the Construction Industry

Since 1920

TITUS WELDI NG CO. Structu1'al & Welding Engineers

3202 Whitney Ave. TY. 6·0840

CONGRATULATIONS

to the Class of 1949

CASS·FOREST BARBER SHOP

CONGRATULATIONS

to the Class of 1949

MAIN LIBRARY SHOE REPAIR

CONGRA TU LA T IONS TOTHE

1949 GRADUATES

Detroit's Convention and Exhibition Headquarters

CONVENTION HALL DETROIT, MICHIGAN

CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WI SHES

TO THE WAYNE UNIVERSITY GRADUATING CLASS

We hope you have been pleased with us and would like to serve you further.

REMEMBER US FOR YOUR FORMAL AND CANDID WEDDING PORTRAIT

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gene levett studios 2648 W. GRAND BLVD.

MAdison 0110 MAdison 2321

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JOHN BEYSTER (:, SONS LUMBER

CABINET and MILLWORK

Established 1876

3051 W. Fort TO. 5-0922

A staff of up-to-the-minute hair stylists trained

to serve you for all your beauty needs.

Entire 4th flOaT of the

':David Stott Building (Corner state and Griswold)

OPEN EVERY EVENING

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES And a Bright Future

It Has Been a Pleasure To Serve You

Serving Wayne Students for 25 Years

CASS-WARREN DRUG ACROSS THE STREET

FROM THE MAIN BUILDING

CONGRATULATIONS

and

BEST WISHES, GRADS

From

CONCRETE STEEL FIREPROOFING COMPANY

1322 MICHIGAN BUILDING

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART (AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT)

ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC" DRAMATIC ART, AND DANCING

Courses in Conducting, Score Reading, and Chamber Music Ensemble by VICTOR KOLAR

Veteran Training Program EnTal! Now for Summer School beginning June 22, 1949

ESTABLISHED 1857

FOR CATALOG ADDRESS "REGISTRAR"

52 Putnam Ave. - TE. 1-2870

PHONE RA. 5409

TRAUB BROTHERS & (;0. Jewelej's ... Silvej'smiths

WASHINGTON BLVD. AT CLIFFORD DETROIT 26, MICHIGAN

SUCCESS on your DATE with TOMORROW

To you who are about to challenge our changing world, · a sa­lute! .. . And a hearty good wish that yoU!' dreams know reality.

CunnjIJSlb!JD~

WESTI NGHOUSE • HOTPOI NT ADMIRAL. PHILCO • CROSLEY

REFRIGERATORS

WASHERS

IRONERS

DRYERS

TAPPAN GAS RANGES

YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS

INCINERATORS

GARBAGE DISPOSALS

RADIOS - TELEVISION ROASTERS • TOASTERS MIXERS

FURNACES GAS- COAL - OIL

Conversion Gas Burners

Kern's

IRONS

MASTER HEATER (:, COOLER

14200 E. Warren VA. 2-8181

WHEN YOU STUDY, STUDY HARD

WHEN YOW PLAY, PLAY AT .

THE MASONI(; TEMPLE

• The Ideal Choice for

• BANQUETS

• LUNCHEONS

• BREAKFASTS

• DANCES

• BROADCASTS

• LEAGUE BOWLING

• CONVENTIONS

• DISPLAYS

• SMOKERS

• LECTURES

• CONCERTS

• Exce llent Cuisine

BANQUET ROOMS .. ..• . ....... Accommodating 50 to 2,000

BALLROOMS ..........•....... Accommodating 100 to 5,000

AUDITORiUMS . . .. . •..•.. . .. Accommodoting 1,500 to 5,000

• C. W. VAN LOPIK, Manager

Early Booking Advised

Call TEmple 2·7100

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75TH ANNIVERSARY

DETROIT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1874

Michigan's Oldest School of Music

CAPABLE INSTRUCTION ON ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VOICE, SPEECH ARTS, AND DANCING

FULLY APPROVED FOR TRAINING UNDER G.I. BILL OF RIGHTS ALSO SPECIALIZED COURSES IN MUSICAL THERAPY

5035 Woodward

A BETTER CAR FOR YOUR MONEY

CASH FOR YOUR CAR

TE. 1-2810

CHICAGO THEATRICAL BERT BAKER

HOgarth 5815

9800 GRAND RIVER at LIVERNOIS

DETROIT 4. MICHIGAN

CONGRATULATIONS

TO THE CLASS OF 1949

from

FAMILY CREAMERY CO.

SHOE

TOE SLIPPERS

SANDALS

TAP SLIPPERS

SUPPORTS

4th FLOOR

Metropolitan Building

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADS

COMPANY

BAllET SLI PPERS

COSTUMES

(HOFFERT. SUPERTONE.TAPS)

33 JOHN R STREET

Between Woodward & Broadway

INOUYES CAMPUS TOGGERY

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

TO THE GRADS

LEWIS ARTIST SUPPLY CO.

• ARTIST SUPPLI ES • DRAFTI NG SUPPLI ES

• SIGN SUPPLIES

6408 WOODWARD

FREE PARKING-REAR

Supplying Wayne U. for 17 years

TR. 1-0150

Cameros - Projectors - Photographic SUPPLI ES

AT THE

CAMERA SHOP of the

METROPOLITAN MOTION PICTURE CO. 121 Fisher Building

KRUSE/S REST AU RANT HOME MADE PIES and CAKES

5470 CASS TE. 2-9268

ONWARD WAYNE

LEVIS GU LF SERVICE 3345 W. McNICHOLS - FAIRFIELD

Discounts to N. S. A. Card Holders

PATTY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 13115 MACK at LENOX (1 Block past Dickerson)

Phone VAlley 2-1808 * 10% DISCOUNT ON BEAUTY TREATMENTS * 20% DISCOUNT ON PER,UANENTS (S10.30 & UP)

To . . . ALL WAYNE U. GIRLS Use Your Wayne Identification Cards

CUSTOM TAILOR TUXEDOS RENTED

STEVE PETIX

7433 W. McNICHOLS

ROBIN HOOD'S GRILL

LIVERNOIS, JUST BELOW 8 MILE

CONGRATULATIONS

to the graduating closs of '49

DETROIT BLUEPRINT & SUPPLY

2345 CASS RA 8544

ABBEY FENCE & WIRE CORP. 4704 EIGHTEENTH

ONWARD WAYNE

BUENA VISTA - DEXTER SERVICE

13100 DEXTER

Congratulations to the Closs of '49

GEORGE/S SERVICE

CASS corner SECOND

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