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Tbe Daytonian Staff Tom Muth editor James Gates business manager Barbara Leff senior editor Bernard Braun photography editor Sheila James Donna Devoe social editors Jim Haines sports editor Jeanne Pflaum faculty editor

From atop a small hill we vjew the pa&sing of time. Somewhaf apart, we watch as man moves through his exist ence. The joys and sorrows tha t beset the world seem remote to our hill althovgh we know our point of vantage is but a prel ude to an adventure in fhe world .

Thus we cherIsh Ihe memories of an academic life as we move from this abandon to take 1he worldly responsibilities th rust upon us. Let -this book be a fiber from which we can weave the wa rm memories of our college days.

dedicat A true leader must have the power to command men and yet remain human. He must be human and superhuman. That a man can resolve his power of leadership with his human nature is indeed worthy of praise, but a man further resolving his leadership with the stark simplicity of the priesthood is truly great. A man of such resolution is the sixteenth president of the University of Dayton, the Very Reverend Andrew L. Seebold. A son of the Blue Grass, Father Seebold graduated from U.D. in 1924. He was ordained to the priesthood at Fribourg, Switzerland, ten years later. Receiving his doctorate from the Catholic University of America, he moved to the presidency of Cathedral Latin School in Cleveland. In 1953 Father Seebold was inaugurated. president of the University of Dayton. Since his commencement of office Father Seebold has been a constant source of progress. With dynamic effort he has modified and innovated throughout the school. His presence has been felt in the construction of new buildings, introduction of new policies, and an entirely new attitude toward education. Here then we dedicate this book in humble gratitude to Father Andrew L. Seebold, who as leader of our hilltop, has bestowed his human persorality on the entire University.

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THE VERY REVEREND ANDREW L. SEEBOLD, S.M. President, University of Dayton

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the drill field stand two symbols of contemporary U.D. The new Science Hall and Wohlleben Hall represent a revolution in education. Combining the talents of an excellent faculty with these new buildings the University of Dayton moves to the front as one of the finest colleges of science in the country. Our new buildings do not merely represent progress in the

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t o p field of science education, they are a prediction of tomorrow's U.O. The University has plans for a new activities center and a new school of business. With these plans the University will be able to meet any future educational challenge. We congratulate the College of Science and the entire University for a progressive attitude in building a new U.D. on our hilltop.

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administration

academic council

Reverend George Barrett, Doctor Hilary Beth, Reverend Charles L. Collins, Brother Leonard Mann, Brother Louis Faerber, Brother Joseph J. Mervar, Doctor Maurice Graney, Professor Donald Metz, Brother Joseph Panzer, Chairman; Brother Thomas Powers, Reverend Paul Wagner, Professor Kathleen Whetro.

board of trustees VERY REVEREND ANDREW L. SEEBOLD

THE VERY REVEREND JAMES M. DARBY

Chairman

REVEREND GEORGE J. RENNEKER

BROTHER FRANCIS X. NEUBECK

BROTHER PAUL A. SIBBING

MR . DAVID L. RIKE, Vice President; President of RikeKumler Co.

MR . ROBERT S. OELMAN, President; President of the National Cash Register Co.

MR. STANLEY C. ALLYN, Director of National Cash Register Co.

MR. EDWIN G. BECKER, Attorney, Becker, Loeb, and Becker.

MR . SAMUEL L. FINN, torney, Estabrook, Finn, McKee.

MR. WILLIAM KUNTZ, President of Peter Kuntz Lumber Co .

Vice President General Motors Corp., General Manager Frigidaire Division.

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DR. WALTER A. REILING, Prominent Dayton Sur路 geon .

MR. MILTON A. SPAYD, President of Standard Register Co.

MR. KENNETH C. LONG, President and General Manager of the Dayton Power and Light Co.

MR. JAMES M. STUART, President and General Manager of the Dayton Power and Light Co .

MR. LOUIS WOZAR, President of Tate Manufacturing Co.

MR. MERLE P. SMITH, Secretary; General Manager of Joyce Gridland Co.

MR. WALTER H. J. BEHM, T rea sur e r; President Winters Nation~1 Bank ~nd Trust Co.

MR. HARRY F. FINKE, President of Finke Engineering Co .

MR. JAMES M. COX, JR., President and Director of Evening News Publishing Co.

DR. CARROll A. HOCHWALT, Vice President of Monsanto Chemical Co.

MR. CLARENCE H. GOSIGER, President of C. H. Gosiger Machinery Co.

MR. E D WAR D W. GllLAUGH, President of Third Nat ion a I &nk and Trust Co.

MR. lOUIS F. POlK, President of Sheffield Corp.

MR. GEORGE H. MEAD, Honorary Chairman of Board, Mead Paper Co.

ate board

of lay trustees

MR. MASON M. ROBERTS, Retired General Manager of Frigidaire 路 bivision, General Motors .

MR. GEORGE E. WALTHER, SR., President of Dayton Steel Foundry .

MR. DWIGHT E. YOUNG, Editor and Publisher of Dayton Journal Herald.

REV. GEORGE BARRETT Vice President of the University

BRO. JOSEPH J. PANZER Dean of the University

REV . CHARLES L. COLLINS Dean of Students

MISS KATHLEEN WHETRO Dean of Women

REV. JOHN G . DICKSON Chaplain of the University

REV. PAUL J. WAGNER Director of Admissions

BRO. JOSEPH J. MERVAR Registrar

BRO. THOMAS POWERS Director of Evening Classes

BRO. ELMER LACKNER Director of Public Relations

MR. RICHARD BEACH Director of Academic Information

MISS MARY SHAY Alumni Secretary

MR. JOSEPH MclAUGHLIN Director of Sports Information

MR. MASON BENNER Director of Development

BRO. FRANCIS J. PERKO Business Manager

MR. WILLIAM SLONAKER Comptroller

BRO. WILLIAM D. BUSCH Treasurer

BRO. JAMES H. KLINE Purchasing Agent BRO. AUSTIN J. HOLIAN Supervisor of Construction

MR. PAUL C. MICHEL Assistant to Business Manager

BRO. EDWARD PROCHASKA Director of Buildings and Grounds

MISS SARAH KEYES Director of Clerical Personnel

MR. JOHN B. STEINBRUEGGE Director of the Division of Specialized Educational Services

MR. LEWIS A. JONES Director of Student Placement

MR. ROBERT E. DONOVAN Assistant to Director of Evening Classes Evening Classes Representative at WPAFB

MISS MARY TUITE Assistant to Director of Admissions

MR. JAMES E. GALLI CO Director of Student Promotion

MR. LLOYD A. RENSEL Director, Guidance Center

MR. JOHN R. WESTERHEIDE Director, Research Center

MR. EDWARD DAILY Director of Veteran Affairs

MR . CYRIL G. PECKHAM Director of Data Processing Division

MR . ROBERT R. LUTHMAN Director of Special Projects Division

BRO. GEORGE N. MUKITS Manager, U.D. Bookstore

BRO. ARNOLD KLUG Postmaster

MRS. JOSEPH UNGER Student Union Counselor

BRO. EDWARD SCHMID Manager, Cafeteria

BRO. PAUL OMLOR Manager, U.D. Arcade Lunch

MISS KATHERINE ANGST Secretary te the D"an 01 Students

MRS. 0. L. KRAPF Secretary to the President

MRS. E. C. FUCHS Secret a ry to the Vice President

MRS. G. G. HUXTABLE Secretary to the Dean of the UniverSity

, MISS MARY ANN FINN Assistant Dean of Women

SITTING: Irene Crigall, Joan Groh, Beverly Sears, Barbara Zimlick, Kitty Kuntz, Florence Kramer. STANDING: Mary Jane Bellert. Elizabeth Achor, Gail Wonka, Jean Little, Katy McCall.

SITTING: Daisy Moore, Gladys Clement, Evelyn Pruitt, Julia Howard, Sally Edsell, Margaret Holmes. STANDING: Eleanor Gumm, Pat Payne, Dorothy Elam.

SIlTING: Ann Hose, Gertrude Bell, Mary Ludwig, Barbara Reboulet, Roberta Kirk, Roseanne Scheuermann. STANDING: Florence McCubbins, Daisy Mullins, Rachell Martell, Jeanne Walsh, Phyllis Schenking, Ellen Donohue, Louise Gibson.

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seniors

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senior class officers

CHARLES MILLER Senior Class President

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ANGI BIANCO Senior Class Secretary WILBUR LANESE Senior Class Treasurer

arts

BARNES, ROBERT EARL-Dayton, Ohio BERBERICH, SISTER M. ROSE CARMEL, S.P.S.F.Dayton, Ohio BOCK, JOHN EDMUND-Rocky River, Ohio Secrelary of Scabbard and Club, Rifle Club.

Blade, Sociology Club. Cleveland

BONNY, ROBERT E.-Dayton, Ohio U.D. Players .

BRUNER, STANLEY JAMES-Dayton, Ohio Philosophy Club, Velerans Club.

BURKE, DAVID EDWIN-Jackson Heights, N.Y. Knickerbocker Club, Inlramurals .

Woo-Mar Club.

Homecoming

Commillee.

CARDILE, THOMAS CHARLES-Rochester, N.Y.

Scabbard and Blade, Psyd1ology Club, Knickerbocker Club, U.D. Bowling, Inlramurals.

DALTON, ROBERT-Dayton, Ohio Philosophy Club, Velerans Club.

DALY, JERALDINE FRANCES-Pittsburgh, Pa. Keyslone Club PubliciTy Officer, U.D. Players.

DASE, RALPH LEWIS-Newark, Ohio Cleveland Club. Psychology Club, Inlramurals.

DENEGRE, BARBARA FREDERICA-Dayton, Ohio Phi Alpha Thela .

DEPASQUALE, EDWARD S.-Garden City, 路N.Y. Sociology Club Treasurer, Philosophy Club .

GLENN, GERALDINE SUE-Cincinnati, Ohio legion of Mary, Sociology Club, Cincinnali Club, Junior Prom Queen Attendanl.

GOLDSTEIN, RONALD MYRON-Dayton, Ohio Presidenl of Sociology Club, Vice Presidenl of Philosophy Club.

JOSEPH, GERALD EDWIN-Ronceverto, W. Va. Woo-Mar Club, Blue Grass Club, Inlramurals .

KELLY, DENIS RYAN-Dayton, Ohio Freshman Class Presidenl, Sludenl Council, Glee Club, Choir, Philosophy Club.

KORUTZ, BILL-Johnson City, N.Y. Foolball.

KREBS, LEO FRANCIS-Botkins, Ohio Baseball.

HERMAN, LEONARD FELIX-Dayton, Ohio

Psychology Club.

HUTZEL, JOSEPH BERNARD-Deer Park, Ohio Exponent, Veterans Club, Writers Club.

LAVANIER, MARY CLAIRE-Cincinnati, Ohio Mariology Club Secretary, Secretary.

Psychology

Club,

Cincinnati

Club

LEWIS, WILLIAM H.-Cleveland, Ohio Choir, Glee Club, Current Affairs Club, Political Science Speakers Bureau.

LYONS, JEANNE-Dayton, Ohio Mariology Club Secretary, Psychology Club, Bowling Team, Ma路 rianist Sodality.

... MILLER, NANCY ANN-Akron, Ohio "

Cleveland Club.

MOREFIELD, VIRGIL R.-Dayton, Ohio MULLIGAN, PATRICIA ANN-Oak Harbor, Ohio Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council, Psychology Club, Flyers Hangar Club, U.D. Players.

NARTKER, JOHN RICHARD-Kalida, Ohio NASH, CHARLES JOSEPH-Wooster, Ohio

Cleveland Club, Scabbard and Blade, Flyers Hangar President, Freshman Elections Committee, Intramurals, Woo路Mar Club.

O'CALLAGHAN, MARY JO-Cincinnati, Ohio Exponent Editor, U.D. Players, Choir, Sodality, Writers Club, Daytonian, Phi AI pha Theta.

PETERS, MARGARET EVELYN-Dayton, Ohio Phi Alpha Theta.

QUEDEWEIT, BEVERLY JEAN-Dayton, Ohio

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RANKER, VIRGINIA ANN-Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland Club, Phi Alpha Theta.

REICHER, WILMA ANTOINETTE-Dayton, Ohio Exponent, Flyer, German Club, Phi Alpha Theta.

RILEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH-Dayton, Ohio Mariology Club President, Springfield Club President.

Veterans

Club,

Psychology

Club,

SMITH, KENNETH JOSEPH-Dayton, Ohio

sociology Club, Philosophy Club, U.D. Players.

SPERlE, JOSEPH FRANCIS-Warrensville, Ohio Cleveland Club, Art Club, Pershing Rifles, Intramurals.

STEINBRUNNER, RICHARD ARLEN-Dayton, Ohio Psychology Club.

.. STELMACH, JOSEPH J.-Stamford, Conn.

Exponent.

SWEENEY, BERNARD FREDERICK-Winter Haven, Florida Football, Cleveland Club, Mariology Club, TV Project, History Club.

WILLIAMS, JAMES FRANCIS-Dayton, Ohjo Phi Alpha Theta.

TAYLOR, CHARLES ROWLEY-Dayton, Ohio

Men's Glee Club, Keystone Club, Speech Club.

WRIGHT, GERALD JOSEPH-Lockland, Ohio Psychology Club.

ZIMMERMAN, EDWARD JOSEPH-Dayton, Ohio

DENNLER, RALPH JOHN-Dayton, Ohio U.D. Players, President, Current Affairs Club, Racquet Club, Political Science Speakers Bureau, etc. BEC~ER,

DONALD J.-Hamilton, Ohio

KAUFLlN, THOMAS N.-Dayton, Ohio

LLOYD, MARY ELIZABETH-Cleveland, Ohio PAVELKA, FREDRIC L.-Dayton, Ohio SANTOS, JOAQUIN S.-Asam, Guam Pershing Rifles, Intramural Softball.

business

ALLEN, FRANK-Dayton, Ohio Inlramural Baskelball, Baseball, Foolball.

ASHMAN, ROBERT JAMES, JR.-Wynnewood, Pa. Flyer Hangar Treasulo!r, Keyslone Club Treasurer, Halftime Chair· man Homecoming .

BASEHARATT, WILLIAM F.-Owensboro, Ky. Frosh Baskelball, Bluegrass Club, Retailing Club.

BEAUDOIN, LEONARD-Dayton, Ohio BECHTOLT, HOWARD GEORGE - Dayton, Ohio Sociely for

Advancemenl of Managemenl.

BECK, BERTHA MARIE-Dayton, Ohio Flyerel1es, U.D. Mixed Chorus, Secrelary Accounling Club.

BERRY, RALPH EDWARD-Dayton, Ohio Vels Club Secrelary, Accounling Club, Springfield Club, SAM.

BISHOP, JEROME PAUL-Kew Garden, N.Y. Knickerbocker Club, Flyers Hangar, Homecoming Commil1ee (3 yr •. ), Parade Chairman, Junior Prom Commil1ee.

BRUBACH, CHARLES FRANCIS-Canton, Ohio Accounring Club, Scabbard and Blade, Can Ion Club.

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BURKE, ROBERT MICHAEL-Shaker Hgts., Ohio

Vels Club, Cleveland Club, S.A.M., Inlramurals.

CAIACCIO, WILLIAM THOMAS-Rosedale, N.Y. Sludent Council Vice Presidenl, Chairman,. Homecoming (1957). S.A.c., N.F.C.C.S., Flyers Hangar, Knickerbocker club, AKPsi, Woo-Mar Club.

CASSELLS, ANDREW M.-Pil1sburgh, Pa. Keystone Club, Press Club, Pershing Rifles, Sporls Editor, Flyer.

CECELIC, JOHN JERONE-Dayton, Ohio Cleveland Club, Mariology

Club, SAM.

CHASTAIN, JANET LEE-Middletown, Ohio Hoosier Club, Bela Upsilon Sigma.

CLINGER, ALFRED EMANUEL Ohio

Burgoon,

Vels Club, Accounling.

CLARK, JAMES DENTON-Do, CLARK, WILLARD

c.,

JR .-Xenia, Ohio

AK Psi.

COLLINS, GERALD ARTHUR-Dayton, Ohio Pershing Rifles, AKPsi, S.A.M., Dayton Club .

COLSON, CLIFFORD S.-Miamisburg, Ohio

Vets Club.

DALY, CHARLES F.-Middletown, Ohio DAPORE, MARY ELEANOR-Fairborn, Ohio Flyerettes, Retailing Club Secretary, Flyers Hangar, Dayton Club.

DIRKS, DANNY DEAN-Effingham, III. Accounting Club, Vets Club .

DOUGHERTY, RODERICK M.-Dayton, Ohio DOYLE, FRANCIS T.-Queens Village, N.Y . Pershing Rifles, Knickerbocker, Flyer Hangar, AKPsi, S.A.M., Varsity Baseball, Intramural Football an( Basketball.

DRAKE, OTIS-Dayton, Ohio

DRY, JUDD FRANCIS-Rochester, N.Y. Football Manager, Social Manager.

ELEY, MARION JAMES-Dayton, Ohio AKPsi.

.. BOYER, KIETH R.-Centerville, Ohio

AKPsi President, Accounting Club .

FINGERHOOD, ARNOLD M .-Dayton, ')hio Student Planning Committee, U.D. Players, Dayton Club, Daytonian .

GAUBY, ROBERt CHAS.-Dayton, Ohio AKPsi .

GEBHART, GEORGE-Dayton, Ohio S.A.M., Vets.

GILLIAND, MERRILL D.-Dayton, Ohio Baseball Captain, Monogram Club.

GLYNN, JOSEPH EDW.-Dayton, Ohio SoP.P.D.J. (Dayton Chapter) .

GRISMER, CHARLES G.-Dayton, Ohio AKP.i, Accounting Club .

HARPER, RONALD JAMES-Dayton, Ohio HEIDENREICH, ROBERT LEE-Dayton, Ohio Flyers Hangar, tailing, S.A.M.

Dayton

Club,

Wolverine

Club

President,

Re-

HEPP, ROY WILLIAM-Dayton, Ohio

Vets Club President, Debate Team, S.A.M.

HERRMAN, DAVID JOHN-Massapequa, N.Y. Retailing Club,

Knickerbocker, S.A.M.,

Clabisform.

HOFF, WILLIAM-Dayton, Ohio

HOGAN, WILLIAM CHAS.-Fairfield, Ohio AKPsi, Accounting Club, Butler Co. Club, Intramurals.

HOLGATE, RICHARD F.-Massapequa, N.Y. S.A.M., Freshman Orientation Chairman, Knickerbocker, Ve~ Club, Bowling, Tennis.

HORN, JAMES HARLEN-Dayton, Ohio

JACOB, PETER M.-Dayton, Ohio

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AKPsi.

JENKINS, JAMES GERALD-Dayton, Ohio KARLSON, WALTER VINCENT-Selma, Ore. Oregon Club (Appliciatian Chapter).

KAUFMAN, JEAN-Xenia, Ohio KAUFMAN, ROBERT-Xenia, Ohio KESSLER, RICKARD J.-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club, Accounting Club.

WILLIAMS, THOMAS E.-Dayton, Ohio KNOTH, NORMAND HENRY-Dayton, Ohio KRAMER, JAMES EDW.-Middletown, Ohio Accounting Club Vice President, Butler Co. Club.

KRAUSE, GARY GERALD RAY-Lorain, Ohio Intramural Bowling and Basketball, Varsity Football, Monogram President, Volleyball, Cleveland Club, Assistanr Frosh Coach (Football) .

KROLL, JOHN EDWARD-Fredonia, N.Y. AKPsi, Knickerbocker, Flyer Hangar, Intramural Sports.

KRUEGER, WILLIAM EUGENE-Springfield, Ohio SAM.

LAFFEY, JOHN MURRAY-Monessen, Pa. LANE, JOHN JOSEPH-Lodi, N.J . Knickerbocker, Monogram, Vanily Foolball.

LANESE, WILBUR JEROME-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club, AKPsi Vice Presidenl, Junior . Class Treasurer, Senior Ctass Treasurer, Soulh Euclid Club.

LAUB, WILLIAM CHARLES-Springfield LEWIS, DONALD ROBERT-Dayton, Ohio LODGE, FRANK L.-Dayton, Ohio

MALLOY, WILLIAM JOHN-Lakewood, Ohio

Cleveland Club, SAM.

MANCUSO, MICHAEL JOSEPH-Cleveland, Ohio Vels Club, Cleveland Club, Homecoming Dance Commillee.

McCALLEEM, EDWARD J.-Dayton, Ohio

MILLER, CHARLES ROBT. JR.-Rochester, N.Y.

Vel. Club, Sludenl Council, Presidenl Senior Class.

MILLER, JERRY SHAG-Middletown AKPsi, Carvell Club.

MILLER, JAMES M.-Parsons, Kansas

MORIARTY, THOMAS KEVIN-Long Beach, N .Y. Vice Presidenl Junior Class, S.A.M., Chairman Junior Prom, Inlramurals, Knickerbocker.

MORITZ, THOMAS WILLIAM Ohio

Wooster,

Sludenl Council, Cleveland Club, Flyers Hangar, AKPsi, Campaign Chairman Homecoming, Junior Prom Commillee Trophy Chairman, Sludenl Council, Inlramurak Woo-Mar Club (janilor I .

MOULTNEY, DONALD R.-Dayton, Ohio Varsily FOOlball, Monogram, Vels, Springfield Club, SAM.

MULLIN, BRIAN JAMES-Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland Club.

MULLMAN, RAYMOND PAUL-Floral Park, N.Y. Techni Club, SAC. Chairman, Men's Glee Club, AKPsi, Knid<路 erbocker Club Presiden!.

MURPHY, GERALD PATRICK-Dayton, Ohio Chorus, Glee Club, Vels Club, Techni Club, Polilical Science Speakers Bureau.

MUTH, THOMAS A.-Dayton, Ohio

AKP$i, S.A.M., Dayton Club, Drabkin, S.C.C.A. , Edilor Daylonian .

NASH, ROBERT E.-Somerset, Ohio NEWMAN , RICKARD DAVIS-Dayton, Ohio

NIEKAMP, ANDREW JOSEPH Ohio

Dayton,

OBSZARNY, THOMAS JEROME-Chicago AKPsi, Illini Club .

O'NEAL, LAWRENCE W.-Dayton, Ohio Accounting Club .

ONEREM, JACK D.-Dayton, Ohio PALMIERI, PETER C.-Belleville, N.J. U.D. Players, Knickerbocker, Wedgewood Sociely.

PARTLOW, DAVID FRANCIS-Vandalia, Ohio AKPsi, Mariology, N.F.C.C.S., Chief Counselor Gibbons Hotel.

PEDROTTY, GERALD J.-Canton, Ohio

AKPsi, Canlon Club, Intramurals.

POWESKI, JAMES F.-Dunkirk, N.Y. AKPsi, Scabbard and Blade .

PREVISH, THOMAS JOHN-Ambridge, Pa. Keystone Club, S.A.M.

PRIEST, KENNETH A.-Crystal Lake AKPsi .

REAGAN, TERRENCE P.-Lorain, Ohio Accounting Club, Cleveland Club .

REIDY, LOWELL THOMAS-Kettering, Ohio Accounting, Men 's Glee Club, Scabbard and AKPsi, SAM.

Blade,

RICE, ROBERT STANTON JR.-Brookville, Ohio RILEY , LORI ORSCHELL-Brookville, Ind . CoEd Editor of Flyer, Choir, Hoosier Club Secretary, Press Club Secrelary, Writers Club, Sodality.

ROLL, GERALD ALBERT - Trotwood, Ohio AKPsi.

RUPP, RICHARD LEE-Dayton, Ohio RYAN, LAWRENCE A.-Marion AKPsi,

Intramural

Basketball

and

Softball, Woo-Mar.

SAYLOR, LORENlO LEE-Fairborn, Ohio路

SAGE, WILLIAM CHARLES-Dayton, Ohio Bowling, Intramurals.

SALM, LEANORD JOSEPH-Sidney Student Council Treasurer, Woomar, AKPsi.

Intercollegiate Committee,

SCHNEIDER, DONALD JAMES-Middletown

SCHOTT, ROBERT EUGENE-Indianapolis S.A.M., Hoosier Club.

SCHUMANN, GEORGE RICHARD-New Brunswick Knickerbocker Club, Intramurals, Bowling, S.A.M.

SHULl, CHARLES H.-Toledo, Ohio S.A.M., S.c.c.A., Homecoming Committee.

SMITH, DONALD EDWARD-Middletown Accounting Club President, Butler Co. Club, Vets, Intramurals.

SPAHN, GERALD-Dayton, Ohio SPAHN, THOMAS-Dayton, Ohio

SWEEf\IEY, N.J.

ROBERT

FRANCIS-Patterson,

Knickerbocker, Pershing Rifles, Intramurals, Volleyball, Basketball.

SliNK, RICKARD MAURICE-Dayton, Ohio Cleveland Club, Canton Club, Intramurals.

TURf\IER, RICKARD CHARLES Ohio

Dayton,

路Huber Homes.

UHLENHAKE, WALTER-Dayton, Ohio UVA, NICHOLAS L.-Stamford, Conn. AKPsi, Knickerbocker, Flyer Hangar, President AKPsi, Studen1 Council, Founder and President of the New England Club.

VAN ATTA, RICHARD JOSEPH-Columbus Vets Vice President, Bowling mural Basketball and Softball.

League President, S.A.M.,

Intra路

VOLKER, SISTER MARY EDWARD-Dayton, Ohio WAGNER, ANDREW-Piqua, N .H. WAGNER, ROBERT E.-Dayton, Ohio AKPsi, Vets Club.

SMITH, DENNY R.-Dayton, Ohio AKPsi, SAM.

HUSSONG, DEANE-Dayton, Ohio DANIELWICZ, RICHARD I.-Dayton, Ohio S.A.M., Accounting Club, DRABKIN .

education

ANDREWS, RALPH E.-Dayton, Ohio BAUERMEISTER, CAROLINE J.-Kettering, Ohio BElLIN, DOLORES JEAN-Pittsburgh, Pa. Keystone Club Secretary, U.D. Players, HomecOming ANendant1958.

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BENSMAN, Ohio

CHARLES

JOSEPH-Celina,

SEA, Physical Education Club, Speech Club.

BETZ, GERTHUE MARY-Brookville, Ohio BIANCO, ANGELA JOYCE-Dayton, Ohio FlyereNes, WRA, Homecoming Queen 58, Class Sec· retary 58, Dayton Club.

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BOWLING, VIRGIL-Dayton, Ohio ?resident Student Associarion, Education Student Council Member.

BUCHARD, MARY CECILE-Dayton, Ohio FlyereHes, SEA, Legion of Mary.

BUCKNER, GAYLE CHARLENE-Dayton, Ohio

BURKHART, Ohio

RICHARD

PAUL-Fairborn,

CALDWELL, NANCY l.-Dayton, Ohio SEA, OSEA, OSEA Advisor.

CARR, MARY EliZABETH"":'Dayton Education Honor Society, OES

CERRITO, TERRY ROSE-Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland Club.

CHAVKIN, JUDITH BLAZ-Dayton, Ohio UD Players, Education Honor Society.

CHONACKY, JOAN MARIE-Cleveland, Ohio Choir.

CIOET A, Conn.

VINCENT

GERALD-Stamford,

Veteran's Club, Physical Education Club.

COFFIN, SISTER MARY DENISE, C.PP.S. -Dayton, Ohio COLEMAN, CONSTANCE HOLMES-Dayton, Ohio Education Student Council, WRA.

COLES, SHIRLEY HELEN-Daylon , Ohjo COLLET , JOSEPH F. - Upper Sandusky, Ohjo SEA.

CONSTABLE, JANE E.-Dayton, Ohjo

COSGROVE , ROSALIE MARIE Ohio

Day ton ,

Education Student Counc il, CwO Sodal ity .

COSIMATI, MARGARET MARY town, Ohio

Midelle -

SEA.

CULLINAN, PAUL ANTHONY -- Columhus, Ohio

DAWICKE, MARCELLA ANN-Daylon, Ohio Pni Alpno Tnet • .

DEVOE, DONNA MARIE-Daylon, Ohio Captain, Co-Captain of Flyerelles, Orientation Committee, D.,ytoni." Art Staff, Dayton Club, Art Club, SEA, Junior Prom Court, G.R.A.D.U.

EDICK, DONALD GEORGE- Daylon, Ohio Football, Basketbalt, Knickerbocker Club, Monogram Club, FT A.

EVANS, LORENA K. - Fairborn, Ohio

EVANS, PATRICIA ANN-Daylon, Ohio SEA, Sodality, Mariology .

EVERETT , MARJORIE E.- Columbus, Ohio SEA, UD Players.

EYMAN, NANCY CAROLE-Pittsburgh, Pa. SEA, Keystone Club, Mixed Cnorus, Women's Chorus.

FITZGERALD, ANN - Daylon, Ohio SEA, Dayton Club, J"nior Prom Court, Court 1958 ,

Homecoming

FOLEY, MARY L.-Dayton, Ohio Sodality, SEA, Flyer Staff, Legion of Mary, Daytonian.

FOURMAN , LUCY B.-Arcanum, Ohio

FOWKES, WILLIAM JOHN-Bayside, N.Y .

SEA, Phi Alpha Society, Sodality.

Theta,

Knickerbocker

Club,

Education

Honor

GRATHWHOL, RUTH AGNES-Cincinnati, Ohio Sodality, Legion of Mary, Cincinnati Club, SEA.

HAAS, JOEANN PATRICIA-Dayton, Ohio WRA, NFCCS, FlA, SEA, UD Players, UD Choir, Coed Volleyball, CWO.

HAMMOND, GLENORA JO-Spring Valley, Ohio UD Players, SEA .

HAMMOND, HATTIE FRANCES - Dayton, Ohio Choir.

HANGACH, PETER FRANCIS Ohio

Chardon,

Soccer Team, Pershing Rifles, Cleveland Club.

HAWKER, DONALD RAYMAN-Dayton, Ohio Intramurals, PhYSical Education Club.

HIGGINS, MARTIN JOSEPH-Harrisburg, Pa . Keystone Club, Rifle Team, Sigma Delta Phi, SEA, OEA .

HIGH, RITA GERTRUDE-Dayton, Ohio SEA.

HOCHWALT, SUSAN MARY-Dayton, Ohio Student Council, MRSMC .

CWO,

Flyer

Staff,

NFCCS,

SEA,

HOUSE, REBEKAH L.-Clayton, Ohio HOMAN, MARY ELIZABETH Ohio

Cincinnati,

SEA, Mixed Choir, Cincy Club .

HOPFENGARDNER, JERROLD DALE-Dayton, Ohio Sociology Club, SEA.

HUNT, SHARON LYNN-Trotwood, Ohio Marching Coeds, OEA .

JACKSON, BILLY JOSEPHINE-Dayton, Ohio

JAXTHIEMER, RUTH L.-Dayton, Ohio JOHNSON, MARVIN GEORGE Ohio Phi Alpha Theta, UD Players.

KARAS, EMIL-Dayton, Ohio Football, Monogram Club.

Dayton,

KEANE, FRANCIS PATRICK-Dayton, Ohio Phi Alpha Theta President, Vets Club, Education Honor Society.

KENNEDY, THOMAS

C. ~ Dayton,

Ohio

SEA, Phi Alpha Theta.

KEYES, FREDERICK A.-Brighton, Mass . Vets Club, New England Club.

KOHNEN, DAVID LEE-Celina, Ohio UD Players, Philosophy Club.

KRABILL, BELLE Y.-Piqua, Ohio KRAMER, CLIFFORD BERNARD Ohio

Dayton,

Vets Club, Dayton Club, SEA.

LEYDA, WILLIAM NEWTON-Dayton, Ohio LINDNER,

GISELA

ILSEMARIE-Dayton, Ohio

LITTLER, ERNEST E., JR.-Dayton, Ohio SEA.

MacMILLAN, ROSEMARIE-Dayton, Ohio Flyerettes, Education Student Council, Choir, Mark V.

MANETTA, VINCENT EDGAR-Linden, N.J. MEYERS, PATRICIA MARIE Ohio

Cleveland,

Cleveland Club, SEA, Flyers Hangar.

MOELLER, JAMES H.-New Weston, Ohio Concert Band, Marching Band, Glee Club, Chorus.

MUNGER, MARION MARIE-Dayton, Ohio MYERS, EVELYN F.-Brookville, Ohio

NEALON, CAROL OLIVIA-Dayton, Ohio SEA, Legion of Mary.

NEWMAN, BARBARA GAY-Dayton, Ohio Choir, SEA, Home Ec Club, ACEI Vice President.

O'DONNELL, HELEN ANN-Dayton, Ohio Dayton

Club, SEA,

Daylonian,

Intromur.1

Sports.

PETRIC, JOHN ANTHONY-Cleveland, Ohio Sludenl Council, Cleveland Club, NEA, SEA, LLL, SO Club .

PYRON, MARlTON-Dayton, Ohio Home Economics Club .

RAWERS, CAROL A.-Dayton, Ohio SEA, Mariology Club .

REYNOLDS, MARYANN-Dayton, Ohio SEA, Daylon Club.

RIES, WILLIAM BARKER- Dayton, Ky . Presidenl SAHPER , Educal ion Sludenl Council, Vels Club, Mariology Club, SPOrlS Slal islician , UD Flyer, SEA, Orienlalion Commillee, Inlramurals.

RIGOT, GEROLD JOSEPH, JR . Ohio

Dayton,

路Foolball, SEA, Sludent Educalion Council , Can Ion Club, Cleveland Club.

RIZER, ROBERT RICHARD-Dayton, Ohio

Springfield Club.

ROCKWAY, LUELLA A.-Yellow Springs, Ohio ROGERS, GAYNELLE YOUNG-Dayton , Ohio

RUMP, DAVID ELMER-Minster, Ohio Band, Choir, Glee Club, Educalion Sludenl Council.

SCHAEFER, MARIAM WILMA Ohio

Dayton,

SCHWIETERMAN, TRUDY P.-New Bremen, Ohio UD Players, CWO, Presidenl Educalion Sludenl Council , SEA.

SCOFIELD, JAMES PAUL-South Charleston, Ohio Band, Choir, Glee Club, Brass Choir.

SIMMONS, SISTER M. CORDIS, M.S.C.- Reading, Pa. SKUNZA, MARIE ANTOINETTE- Columbus , Ohio Columbus Club, Mariology Club.

SPAGNOLI, RONALD R.-Adrian, Mich. Wolverine Club, Flyer, Inlram urals .

Physical

Educalion

Club,

Daylon

SPONSLER, CHARLENE ANN-Dayton, Ohio SEA, Educalion Honor Sociely.

STAUB, BARBARA ANN-Dayton, Ohio Freshmdn Welcome Queen, Psychology Club, Marian路 isl Club, Mariology Club.

STAVARSKI, SISTER M . ROSANNE, M .S.C-Reading, Pa. STOCKS, BARBARA J.-Dayton, Ohio Future Teachers of America, Secretarial Club .

STUEVE, MARLENE-Dayton, Ohio Flyers Hangar, S.E.A.

TALMAGE, BARBARA LOUISE Ohio

Dayton,

S.E.A., Choir.

TAYLOR, JOANNE E.-Dayton, Ohio W.A.A . President, PHE Majors Vice President, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, I.A.A. Council.

TAYLOR, PEGGY ELIZABETH-Dayton, Ohio

THOBABEN , JANET SMITH-Dayton , Ohio S.E.A.

TOTH , CAROLE ANN-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club Secretary, Flyers Hangar, Home Ec Club, Planning Committee of S.A.C., N.E.A. , Home Manager of the Year.

TRUNZO, MARY JOAN-Long Island, N.Y. Choir, Knickerbocker Club, S.E.A.

VAN ZYL, BARBARA-Dayton, Ohio S.E.A., Flyers Hangar, Dayton Club, Flyerettes.

VORTKAMP, SISTER MARY CP .P.S.-Dayton, Ohio

ALVERIA,

WALTERMANN, GERTRUDE ROSE - Richmond, Ind . Legion of Mary, S.E.A ., Choir, Concert Band .

WANDA, CHARLES PHRED-Euclid, Ohio Cleveland Club, Flyers Hangar, Vice President of Senior Class, Co-cha irman Queens Float, Manager Flyerettes, 840 Club .

WELLMAN, SISTER MARY PAULA, CP.P.S.-Dayton, Ohio WELLMAN, JOAN RUTH-Delphos , Ohio Mariology Club, S.E.A.

WESSENDORF, BARBARA JEAN-Dayton, Ohio S.E.A.

WINGLEWICH, VIRGIL-Dayton, Ohio S.E.A ., Freshman Basketball, Physical Education Club.

WINKELJOHN, SISTER CP,P.S-Dayton, Ohio

MARY

ROBERT,

YOUNGPETER, LEON A.-Dayton, Ohio ZIEGLER, ROBERT WILLIAM-Dayton, Ohio Sports Writer, FLYER, "Officiating Club," SEA.

EBERWEIN, DONNA-Greenville, Ohio

KING, MARIANNE-Dayton, Ohio Junior Prom Queen, Homecoming Candidate, Religious Activities Council, SEA, legion of Mary, Mariology Club, Honorary Colonel (ROTC).

MAYO, JUANITO-Dayton, Ohio

O'NEAL, CATHY-Chicago, Illinois Illini Club, Homecoming Queen, U.D. Players, SAC, Religious Activities Committee, NFCCS.

WOLF, JAMES-Dayton, Ohio Band, Choir.

BENDEL, JOSEPH MARK-Middletown BROWN, ROBERT JOSEPH-Dayton, Ohio

WALLACE, JOAN ARLENE-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club, Honors.

SEA,

Flyers

Hangar,

Graduate

with

•

engineering

ANKNEY, DONALD C. - Dayton, Ohio

A.C.S., A.I.Cn.E.

DINNIN , MICHAEL ROBERT, JR .-Indianapolis , Ind. Hoos ier Club , -".. 1. Cn.E ., A.C.S. , Ma rh Cl ub, Tenn is Team, Intra 路 mu ra l Baskerba :!'

FLEMING, PAUL BYRON-Chicago, III . IIl ini Club, A.C.S., AI.C n. E., Homecoming H"lfrime Commirtec .

FULTZ, JACK RICHARD-Dayton , Ohio AI.Ch .E. , AC. S.

FULTZ, JAMES MADISON - Dayton , Ohio A.C.S., A.I. Ch.E.

HOOK, THOMAS KLING-Dayton , Oh io

PECK , ARTHUR R.-Brazoria , Texas A .C.S .. A.I. Ch .E.

WIEDEMAN, THOMAS EDWARD-Bellevue, Ky . AC.S ., AI .Ch .E.

BREEN, BERNARD P. - Cooperstown, N.Y. AC.S ..

A.I.Ch .E.,

Kn icke rbocker

Club,

Inrra mu ra ls.

ROSMARIN , JACK G.-Hamilton, Ohio

BOETTINGER, JOHN JOSEPH-Watertown, N.Y. A.S.C.E.

BOUQUOT, DONALD CLEM-Sidney, Ohio A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E., Intramurals .

BRENNAN, ROBERT G. JR.-Oneida, N.Y. A.S.C.E.

CURNYN, JAMES ALOYSIUS-Mineola, N.Y . A.S.C.E. President, O.S.P.E., Knickerbocker Club, Flyers Hangar, Intramurals

DRERUP, BERNARD L.-Auburn, Ind . A.S.C.E., Soccer.

FULLAM, DONALD F.-Ozone Park, N.Y. A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E., Knickerbocker Club,

Intramurals .

KRAFT, DAVID CHRISTIAN-Marion, Ohio

A.S.C.E., O.S.P.E., Intramurals.

KREUTZJANS, GEORGE HENRY-Covington, Ky . Bluegrass Club, A.S.C.E.

STRACHAN, RONALD T.-Dayton, Ohio A.S.C.E.

HERMAN, GENE L.-Napoleon, Ohio MILLER, JOHN W.-Ottoville, Ohio McELDOWNEY, RALPH H.-Dayton, Ohio

ACKERMAN, HOWARD T.-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club, I.R .E., A .I.E.E.

ALlG, BERNARD MARION-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club, AI.E.E. Secretary, I.R .E.

ANDRES, ROBERT JOHN-Middletown

BECKMEYER, JOHN FRANCIS-Cincinnati A.I.E.E., Cincinnati Club.

BONIFAS, GEORGE PETER-Delphos, Ohio A.I.E.E .

BRUENEMAN, RALPH HENRY-Cincinnati A.I.E.E., I.R .E.

A T

COGAN, JOHN T.-Saint Marys, Ohio Vets Club, I.R.E. , Intramural Basketball.

DEATON, ION VE-Germantown, Ohio O.S.P.E., AI.E.E., I.R.E.

EGYUD, RALPH DAVID-Dayton, Ohio

GEHLE, RICHARD JOHN-Dayton, Ohio AI.E.E.

GIRAUDI, FRANCO LUCIANO Ohio

Dayton,

Soccer, Team Captain .

HALSEY, HOMER PALMER Ohio

Middletown,

HARSHMAN, ROBERT R.-Dayton, Ohio i.R.E.

HEYWOOD, WILLIAM WEBB-Dayton, Ohio Vice Chairman A.i.E.E.-I.R.E.

HOEFFEL, JAMES DONALD-Defiance, Ohio Engineering Honor Society, A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.,

Intramurals.

HOGAN, JAMES JOSEPH-Akron, Ohio Engineering Honor Society, A.I.E.E.-i.R.E. dent branch chairman).

(joint stu路

INOUE, MICHAEL SHIGERU-Azabu Tokyo, Japan International Club, O.S.P.E., Engineering Honor Society, A.I.E.E.-I.R.E., Legion of Mary, R.A.C., Foreign Students Committee.

JOYCE, FRANKLIN-Cleveland, Ohio

KNAPP, CHARLES R.-Hamilton, Ohio KOESTERS, RONALD L.-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club.

LAWRIE, RICHARD EDWARD-Dayton, Ohio

McENROE, PAUL-Dayton, Ohio Engineering Honor Society, Debate Team, Dayton Club.

MARUS, JOSEPH-Dayton, Ohio MATSON, RICHARD-Dayton, Ohio

MEYERS, JOHN WILLIAM-Fairborn, Ohio

MULLINS, JOHN J. JR.-Stamford, Conn. Math Club, New England Club, Rifle Club, Intramural ball, A.i.E.E.-I.R.E.

PATTERSON, HAROLD-Steger City, III.

PENNINGTON, ROBERT E.-Dayton, Ohio Vets Club, A.i.E.E.-i.R.E.

PETERS, DAVID LEDON-Elyria, Ohio IRE-AlEE, O.S.P.E., Engineering Honor Society Treasurer.

SARRIA, ANTHONY E.-Dayton, Ohio Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club, AlEE.

SHOWALTER, Band, Rifle Orchestra.

Team,

ROBERT ALDEN-Dayton, Ohio Scabbard

and

Blade,

Dayton

Philharmonic

SMITH, JA Y VINCENT-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club, Math Club, IRE路AIEE, Eng ineering Honor Society Vice President .

STELZER, DONALD- Dayton, Ohio IRE-AlEE, Dayton Club, O .S.P.E.

SCHWARTS, WUGENE- Brookville, Ohio TRUMBLE, JOHN HOWARD-Dayton, Ohio Vets Club, Day ton Club .

TRUMBLE, TERRY M .-Dayton , Ohio U.D. Players, IRE .

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WARNER, LARRY LEROY- Dayton, Ohio AIEE. IRE .

WATREN , PAUL-Dayton, Ohio WH ITTERBERGER, DONALD-Dayton, Ohio

WILLIAMS, ROBERT-Dearborn, Mich. WINK, JAMES BERNARD-Owensboro, Ky . AIEE路IRE, Bluegrass Club, Vets Club.

WUERsn, JOHN DALE-Dayton, Ohio AIEE路IRE, Dayton Club .

ZIMLlCH , DONALD CHARLES Ohio

Dayton,

IRE路AIEE, Vets Club .

Broth." n:"lure .

L~ wrenc"

Boll

Jln a uthor of

A. T

GERHARDS, FRED D.-Pittsburgh, Pa. Keystone Club, InduSlrial Engineers Club.

GIANNETTO, FORTUNATO A.-New York, N .Y. Knickerbocker Club, InduSlrial Engineers Club, Intramur.1 Bowling.

HARRIGAN, JOHN M.-New York, N.Y . Industrial

Engineers Club, Knickerbocker Club, Vets Club.

HARRIS, JOHN D.-Conneaut, Ohio Cleveland Club, Vets Club, Industrial Engineers Club Vice President, Mariology Club Treasurer.

HONIOUS, HARNOLD-Dayton, Ohio KURZ, JOHN-Owensboro

A. T

LAVELLE, STANTON P.-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Crub, Intramurals, Flyer Hangar.

RABY, ARTHUR J.-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club, Engineers Club.

Intramural

Bowling

and

Basketball,

Industrial

STACK, NICHOLAS S.-Waterbury, Conn . Industrial Engineers Club, Math Club.

STAUDTER, DONALD V.-Dayton, Ohio STIDHAM, FORREST R.-Dayton, Ohio WETZEL, PHILIP D.-Minster, Ohio Industrial Engineers Club.

WILHELM, LAWRENCE J.-Tiffin, Ohio Industrial Engineers Club Treasurer, O.S.P.E .

WOLF, PHILIP-Dayton, Ohio

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AGGARWAL, KANWAR-Bombay, India A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Flyers Hangar, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, International Club.

AGNEW, THOMAS-Dayton, Ohio BERNER, GEORGE JOHN-Dayton, Ohio A.S.M.E., Pershing Rifles.

BOLDRICK, THOMAS J.-Owensboro, Ky. Bluegrass Club, Flyers Hangar, AS.M.E., O.S.P.E.

BRITT, EDWARD w'-Sea Cliff, N.Y. BURGER, WILLIAM R.-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club, A.S.M.E., Intramural Sports.

BURKt-iARDT, DANIEL F.-Dayton, Ohio CANDLER, EDWIN M.-Dayton, Ohio CULLITON, JAMES P.-Lakewood, Ohio AE.M.E., O.S.P.E., Bowling, Cleveland Club.

DELANEY, CHARLES-B.ardstown, Ky. DURBIN, DAVID-Doylestown, Ohio AS.M.E., Intramural Sports.

GREGG, DONALD J.-Louisville, Ky. O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E., Bluegrass Club, Intramural Basketball.

HATTER, JOHN L.-Cleveland, Ohio

A.S.M.E., Cleveland Club, Mathematics Club, mural Basketball, Intramural Football.

Intra-

HISER, DAVID A.-Lorain, Ohio A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Cleveland Club, Flyers Hangar, Intramurals, Student Prefect (Founders Hall).

HORNER, WILLIAM D.-Xenia, Ohio O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E., Scabbard and Blade.

KAWAMURA, RICHARD-Aiea, Hawaii KELLY, MARK A.-Cleveland, Ohio Freshman Class President, O.S.P.E., Student Council, Vets Club, Cleveland Club, Colony Club.

KOWALSKI, WALTER C.-Dayton, Ohio A.S.M.E.

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LEAHY, ROBERT C.-Tiffin, Ohio O.S.P.E. President, A.S.M.E. Treasurer, Flyers Hangar, Intram' Basketball, Cleveland Club.

LEONARD, LUKE J.-Dayton, Ohio NASH, DALE-Dayton, Ohio

OBERGEFELL, RONALD F.-Sandusky, Ohio A.S.M.E., SAM.

PRIEST, RICHARD E.-Dayton, Ohio A.S.M.E.

RANSICK, JOHN H.-Dayton, Ohio A.S.M.E.

SCHEIDLER, RAY T.-Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati Club, A.S.M.E.

SCHWARTZ, ROBERT B.-Fremont, Ohio Math Club, O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E., Engineering Honor Society.

SMITH, DAVID c.-Owensboro, Ky. A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Math Club, Bluegrass Club, Intramurals, C.S.A.

SUGERIK, JOHN T.-Lorain, Ohio Cleveland Club President, Flyers Hangar, O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E., Student Prefect Founders, Intramur~ls, Homecoming Halftime Chairman, Sug.

UTZ, JAMES A.-Ludington, Mich. Math Club Treasurer and President, Engineering Honor Society Secretary, A.S.M.E., Wolverine Club Treasurer, Intra murals.

WAGNER, PAUL-Detroit, Mich.

WOLFELT, JAMES A.-Fostoria, Ohio A.S.M.E., O.S.P.E., Flyers Hangar, Math Club, Club 105.

WOODSIDE, JOHN R.-Fostoria, Ohio Cleveland Club, O.S.P.E., A.S.M.E.

ZORA, EUGENE-Dayton, Ohio

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And Ray Mullman delivered mail every Christmas. Birdie Rood, alias John Dircks, amanuensis of the DRABKIN performed the penance 01 the pole lor sixteen days without pork or water.

You have a great luture, Shag. Do all blind men drive White Corvettes?

Below: The delightlul Miss Patricia Myers 01 Hollywood, New York , and South Euclid, celebrates the opening of her new picture at Wong's Garden, Centerville's newest opium den.

Two views 01 Joe Stelmach and his attempts to satisly a basic passion . But a square pizza!

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ARNOLD, LAWRENCE EUGENE- Zanesville, Ohio

legion of Mary, Sigma Delta Pi, Exponent.

BEACH, THOMAS PATRICK-Springfield, Ohio Sigma Delta Pi, Springfielu Club .

BERGER, OMER GENE-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Delta Pi, Secretary Intrall"urals.

BIRKMEYER, WILLIAM JOSEPH-Coldwater, Ohio American Chemical Society.

BOHSE, JEROME RAYMOND-Dayton, Ohio Physics Club, Math Club, Dayton CI'Jb.

CLARK, SISTER MILDRED-Payton, Ohio

COURTAD, CHARLES LEE-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club, Pick and Hammer Club, Student Activities Com· mittee, Vice President Flyers Hangar, Intramural Basketball, Vol· leyball, and Football.

CUNNINGHAM, Stamford, Conn.

THOMAS

AUGUSTINE,

Jr.-

Knickerbocker Club, New England Club, Rifle Club, Sigma Delta Pi, Junior Prom Committee.

DAUGHTRY, BETTY BROWN-Raleigh, N. C.

DOERFLER, THOMAS E.-Dayton, Ohio

Marn Club.

DIRCKX, JOHN HENRY-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Delta Pi, Flag Pole Siller, DRABKIN .

ELIAS, KARL WILFRIED-Dayton, Ohio Rifle Club, PhilO$()phy Club.

FEHRMAN, GARY ANDREW-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Delta Pi, Flyers Softball.

Hangar, Dayton Club, Volleyball and

GOLDSCHMIDT, JEROME-Dayton, Ohio Math Club, Physics Club, Dayton Club, Grillot Club .

GRAY, ROSALIND M.-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Delta Pi.

HARTKE, CAROL ANN-Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Club, Girls' Rifle Team, Home Ec Club, Bowling league, Chief Woodpecker.

HAZLETT, NANCY ELIZABETH-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club President, Flyers Hang.w, Junior Prom Court, Retailing Club, Intramurals, Flyerelle., Student Activities Commillee Secretary, T'.bovt Elections Chairman.

HOFFMAN, HARRIET R.-Dayton, Ohio Nu Epsilon Delta .

IGO, SISTER MARIE MONTFORT, S.P.S.F.- Dayton, Ohio IZZO, PASQUALE JOHN-East Norwich, N . Y. Woo-Mar Glul

JACKOWSKI, LAWRENCE M .-Syosset, N .Y. Choir, Vets Club .

KALAVSKY, JOHANNA - Youngstown, Ohio

Flyereltes, Rifl. Club, Home Economics Club, Mixed Choir.

KELLY, THOMAS E.-Wichita, Kansas Vets Club, Pick and Ha .... mer Club .

KLOSTERMAN, HOWARD, Dayton, Ohio 51gng Dol!

Pi .

LAGNESE, JOHN EDWARD-Pillsburgh , Pa . Math Club, Physics Club.

LONGO, ALICE BURKE-Cincinnati, Ohio Home Economics Club, Cincinnati Club, Girls' Rifle Team.

LEVY, ELLIOT LEE-Dayton, Ohio

LlENESCH, JAMES HENRY -Dayton, Ohio Physics Club, Math Club, Dayton Club, B.H.A.

MACKLIN, NANCY JANE-Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club .

McDONALD, EDWARD GERARD- Bridgeville, Pa. Sigma Delta Pi , Keystone Club.

MATHEWS, JAMES ROBERT Dayton, Ohio McDOWELL, ELAINE ANN - Defiance, Ohio

McliN, RONALD WILLIAM- Dayton , Ohio Sigma Delta Pi, Pf,iloSoQllf,,, Club .

MESSENGER, JOHN C.-Marion, Ohio Sigma De lt. Pi, Class Pres iden t (Soph and J unior ), Student Council Pref den t, Woo 路M~ r Club ( Cha rier Member), " Great Pretenders," Irllramurals, VOl narian) Club .

MICK, THOMAS CHARLES-Hamilton, Ohio

Sigma Delta Pi, Legion of Mary. Religious Act iv ities Council . Dayton Flyer. Exponent.

MILLER, RICHARD CHARLES, JR .-Dayton , Ohio Sigma Delta Pi. Drabkin.

MORAN, JOSEPH A.-Rockville Centre, N. Y. Kn ickerbocker Club, Pick and Hammer Club.

MORRIS,. CHARLES BRUCE-Mitchel A.F.B. Varsi ty and R.O .T.C. Kn ickerbocker Club .

Rifle

Teams. Rifle

Club Vice

President .

MURRAY, JAMES FRANCIS-Dayton, Ohio MURTAUGH, JOHN GRAHAM- Dayton , Ohio Pick and Hammer Co-cha irman.

POE, DIANE E.-Dayton, Ohio Home Ec Club. Bowling.

PFLUAM. JEANNE-Dayton, Ohio Flyer. Hangar . Dayton Club Secretary. Home Ec Club. Sodality. Relig ious Activities Council Secretary, DA YTONIAN Staff Editor.

RITTER, CHARLES JOHN - Verona, Pa . Vets Club Secretary. Geology Cl ub .

ROSSI, NUNZIO JOHN-Middletown, Ohio Sigma Delta P i.

SABO, WILLIAM J_-Highland, Ind . Sigma Della Pi.

WUEBKER, SISTER Dayton, Ohio

DOLORES

MARIE, S.P.S.F .-

WOBBER, FRANCIS J.-Queens Village, N. Y. Scabbard and Blade Vice President. Legion of Mary Treasurer. Knickerbocker Club. Pick and Hammer. Psychology Club, Rifle Club .

WIGGENHORN, WANDA JANE-Dayton, Ohio Nu Epsilon Della President

WIEDEMER, DONALD FRANCIS-Louisville, Ky .

WICKS, HAROLD WILLIAM-Dayton, Ohio WEHNER, SR. MARY BARBARA, S.P.S.F.- Dayton, Ohio WATERS, JEROME EARL-Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club. Intramurals. Flye rs Club. Mariology Club.

WAGGONER, MARJORIE ANNE-Brookville, Ohio Sigma Della Pi.

TURNER, BARBARA ANN-Bellbrook, Ohio TIRPAK, GEORGE JR.-Perth Amboy, N.J. Knickerbocker Club.

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TAYLOR, PAUL-Cleveland Heights, Ohio

Cleveland Club Trea1urer, Flyer1 Hangar Vice Pre1idenl, Chairman Homecoming, Fri1bee Inlramural1, Geology Club, Junior Prom Dance Commillee, Chairman Pep Commillee.

TARLANO, JOHN P.-Dayton, Ohio Glee Club, U.D. MU1icai. PhY1ic1 Club, Malh Club.

STUKENBORG, JAMES LEE-Coldwater, Ohio Chemi11ry Club.

SPIRES, NANCY NELL-Dayton, Ohio Inlramurals, Chorus, Dayton Club, Chemistry Club, Flyer1 Hangar, Sodalily.

SMITH, STANLEY STANFORD JR.-Dayton, Ohio Weighl lifting, Ice Skaling.

SMITH, RAYMOND-Dayton, Ohio U.D. Band, Physics Club.

SMITH, MYRNA JEAN-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Della Pi.

SMITH, DALE JOSEPH-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Della Pi.

SIERADSKI, LEONARD M .-Birmingham, Mich. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Malh Club, Wolverine Club.

SEVER, JOSEPH GEORGE House, Ohio

Washington Court

Sigma Della Pi, Legion of Mary.

SCHERER, CAROLYN EMMA-Canton, Ohio Nu Epsilon Delta .

DEBORD, DANIEL-Dayton, Ohio

KUNTZ, CHARLES-Dayton, Ohio Sigma Della Pi, Drabkin, Daylon Club, Club Calalpa.

HAZLETT, DAN-Dayton, Ohio SHANLEY, LEO BERNARD-Merion Station, Pa. Keyslone Club President, Pick and Hammer.

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departments

REVEREND GEORGE BARRETT S.M. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

the muses From Arts flow the

liberal

minds who examine man's philosophy, art, or history. These conceive the idea and cultivate wisdom.

REV. JOHN G. DICKSON Assistant Professor Chairman of the Department of Religion

MAURICE R. REICHARD Professor Chairman of the Department of Music

BRO. ALBERT H. ROSE Associate Professor Cha irman of the Depart men t of Political Science

EDWARD A. HUTH Professor Chairman of the Department 01 Sociology

REV. EDMUND L. RHODES Associate Professor Chairman of the Department of Philosophy

REV. ADRIAN J. McCARTHY Assistant Professor Chairman of the Department of English

BRO. JOHN R. PERZ Professor Chairman of the 路Department of

Languages

REV. RAYMOND A. ROESCH Associate Professor Chairman of the Department of Psychology

WILFRED J. STEINER Associate Professor Chairman of the Department of History

RICHARD R. SAKER Associate Professor of Philosophy

CLARENCE H. BAXTER, JR. Instructor in Speech

ERVING E. BEAUREGARD Associate Professor of History

REV . CHARLES C. BLOEMER Assistant Professor 0/ Philosophy

BRO. LAWRENCE l. BOLL PrOfp.s50r of En lish

BUD T. COCHRAN Instructor in Engli.h

LESTER I. CONNER Assistant Professor of English

REV. WILLIAM J. COLE Assistant Professor

REV. RICHARD J. DOMBRO /J.!i.sist'3nt Profe:'isor

REV. JOHN A. ELBERT Professor of Philosophy

GEORGE C. BIERSACK Assistant Professor 0/ Speech

Phjlolo ~nv

JAMES B. FISHER Assistant Profcssor of Engli.h

ROCCO M. DONATELLI Assis!3nt Professor of History

REV. FRANCIS J. FRIEDEL Dean Emeritus of Arts

Itoli~ ion

REV. JAMeS E. DONNELLY Assisfunt Prof~sscr of Eng lish

MARGARET GALLICO Assis!"n! Professor of Psychology

PATRICK S. GILVARY Irvs lnk tor in Speech

EDWARD W. HARKENRIDER Associat.. Professor of Philosophy

EDWIN R. KING Assistant Professor of History

BRO. GEORGE F. KOHLES Associate Professor of Religion

HOPE LANDRUM Instructor in English

BRO. RICHARD A. LIEBLER Assccj~te Professor of History

REV. PHILIP C. HOElLE Assistant Professor of Relig ion

REV. MATTH EW F. KOHMESCHER Assistant P.ofessor of Religion

REV. EDWIN M. LEIMKUHLER Professor of R I ill.ion

REV. ChAinE:> J. I1Vblt:1 1t:1< Assistant Professor of Religion

PHILIP A. LAKE Ins truetor in

Engl ish o' d Speech

REV. LAWRENCE W . MaNHEIM Associate Professor of R ligion

LORRAINE M. MURPHY Instru~tor in English

,'I'd Politica l 5(.i 'lee

REV. BERNARD A. NEUBAUER Assistant Professor of Religi.:>n

ROBERT t. NOLAND Assistant Professor of Psychology

ROBERT B. O'DONNELL Associa.te Professor of English

HELEN S. PETERSON Assistant Professor of English

BRO. THOMAS J. PRICE Professor of English

KLARA REYST Associale Professor of Languages

BRO. GEORGE J. RUPPEL Assisl(1nl Professor of History

CHARLES H. SCHEIDLER Associate Professor of Psycholo~JY

WALTER SORY Assistant Professor of Languages

BRO. GERARD J. SULLIVAN Assistant Professor of Languages

JAMES A. SUMMERS Assistant Professor of Philosophy

LAWRENCE E. TAGG

BETTY J. THOMAS Associate Professor of Music

JOSEPH V. VERSAGE Assistant Professor of Sociology

BRO. LOUIS WEBER Instructor in Art

VERYL l. ZECH Associate Professor of Music

SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN Instructor in English

Associate Professor

of Musi{

BRO. WILLIAM O. WEHRLE Professor of English

ANTOS C. RANCURELLO Associate Professor of Psychology

NOREAN F. WRIGHT Instructor in English

FIRST ROW, left to right: George Zilba, Dick ["Pera , Marcea Bulz, Claradell Carpenter, Ruth Galles, Mary Scherer, David Dunson. SECOND ROW : Tom Cahill, Joseph Marnane, Bill Healy, John Schramm, Frank Coletl i, B. Trapp, Anabelle lee, David Gibrar, I. lion, Jack laBruyere.

FIRST ROW, seated, left to right : Donna Judd, l. l. l., J im Smith . SECOND ROW: Marty Swetman, Mary lou Schwartz, Andrea Seiver, Sally Bringman, Anita Marting . THIRD ROW : Betsy Ross, F. Tuck, T. Quila, Carolyn Stueve, Inn O'Cense . FOURTH ROW, slanding : Paul O ' Donnell, Bill Macbeth, T. Rifleman, John Bourbon, Pete Peterson .

FIRST ROW, sealed, left 10 righl: There$e Gei$, Lynne Delen, Josephine Bryant. SECOND ROW, sealed: Jackie Kuhn, Belly Angi. THIRD ROW: sealed: Julie Cline, Judy Jacobs, Dawn Ebner. FOURTH ROW, slanding: Bill Conger, Brian Hood, J. Bruce Alessie, Dave Keger, Ken Godorf. FIFTH ROW, standing: Dick Flanagan, Bob Fros!, Charles Connolly .

FIRST ROW, sealed: Mary Schweilzer, Filomena Vacchiano. SKOND ROW, sealed: Palricia Thomas, Marly Payne, Sirphen Tirpak, John Slaab, Carl Riley, Jim McCarthy.

Sleppich, Rose Mary Vallo, Sue Neumann. THIRD

ROW, slanding: James

FIRST ROW, left 10 righl: Thomas Bodie, Dave Donahue, Vincenl Deloach, Roger Challerlon, Ed Alexander, John Darnell, Joe Conwell, Edward Drake. SECOND ROW, Ralph Cellars, Roberl Sremke, Charles Cacuzza, Brian Clendenis, John Coffey.

SEATED, left 10 righI, larry lengyel, Dick Uer-esch, Don Hoffman. STANDING, left to right, Catherine Kramer, Sally Hogan, AI Kaiser, Douglas Hall, Charles Gradel, David Hopkins, John laVelle, Gladys Huber.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Sal Marino, James O'Hara.

Don

MacPherson,

Karen

Reif,

Pete

Kalberkamp, John Kelly, Michael Monahan. SECOND ROW: Mike Schiml, Charles Murphy, Pat O'Leary,

FIRST ROW, seated, left to right: Marcella Sakalas, Greg Wagner, D. Yehl. SECOND ROW, seated: Larry Schutte, Dan Spillan, William Richard Turchetti. FOURTH ROW, standing: Robert Dugan, Anthony Garofano, William Weigle, Robert Young, Tom Tuite, Vincent Volpe.

Quinn.

THIRD

ROW,

seated:

Above: Our campus always takes on a festive air during homecoming week. This has often been likened to D-Day at Normandy Beach with Billy Grahm in command.

Right: Many scholars find visual aids, such as flash cards, a boon to education.

left : Divided we fall. Note the Crafty Kevin O'Neill who cautiously eyes Generous George Markley's exam for another victory in the quest for knowledge .

DR. HILARY BETH Acting Associate Dean of Business Administration

the merchants Commerce demands orderly, practical

minds

control

man's wealth. These resolve the ideal with practice.

EDMUND B. O'LEARY Professor Chairman of the Department of Economics

MARY C. CIVILLE Associate Professor of Secretarial Studies

FRANCIS G. McGOVERN Associate Professor of Economics

BARTH J. SNYDER Professor Chairman of the Department of Business Organization

ORVILLE COMER Associate Professor of Business Organization

VELMA M. MILLER Associate Professor of Secretarial Studies

CHARLES W. WHALEN, JR. Associate Professor Chairman of the Department of Retailing

CON J. FECHER Associate Professor of Economics

ROBERT E. KRIEGBAUM Associa te Professor of Secretarial Studies

HARRY C. MURPHY Associate Professor of Business Organization

JOSEPH F. UPDYKE Associ" Ie Professor of Accounting Acting Chairman of the Department of Accounting

JOHN F. WILL Associate Professor of Business Administration

JANET H. WILSON Assistant Professor of Accounting

BRO. GEORGE W. NAGEL Past Associate Dean of Business Administration

doctor o'leary thirty-five years Most hearty congratulations are offered to Doctor E. B. O'Leary, who in 1959, completed his thirty-fifth year at the University. Serving both as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Economics, and as a Director of the Winters Bank, Doctor O'Leary exemplifies the ideal of intellectual pursuit and community service. The venerable Doctor is shown here with Mr. Glenn Massman, Management Consultant, after a successful Alpha Kappa Psi Conference.

Mr. Glenn Massman (L) with Doctor O'Leary

FIRST ROW, clockwise: I. Relax, T. Malthus, Mickey Neal, I. Slouch, Rusty Chain, Dennis Mundhenk, Prentice Hall.

In these faces-rudiments of The Affluent Society. Yes here are The Hidden Persuaders.

business lunrors

FIRST ROW, left to right; Whitey Wallin, Don Strittmatter, Dick Winters, Richard Webster. SECOND ROW: Peter Schomer, Bill Ward. THIRD ROW; Tom v.'alsh, Vinve Riccio, Joe Westbrock, James Scholes, Bob Little, John Remy. FOURTH ROW, standing : Dan iel Topp, Martin Plege, Bob Renner, Jack Remley, Donald Ronnie, Pete Umbenhauer. FIFTH ROW, sitting; Sue Schneider, Glae Tempest, Mary Sakala .

FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Leff, D. Zhivago, T. Dooley, George Cooper, King Riehard, Joan Hollencamp, Donna Desire, I. Wongus. SECOND ROW: Jim Gates, Cliff Hare,tod, Waldorf Sausage, Paul Braun, John Petrie, Ann, Betty, Mary, S. Dali. THIRD ROW: Hugh Becker, Donald Arkenberg, Gregor Hausfeld, John Clark, Harold Grilliot, Andre Bourdet, Tom Francis, Robert Goldey, Ed Auten. FOURTH ROW: Fred Jones, John Bamrick, Don Dorley, Jim Dickerson. FIFTH ROW : Paul Finorio, Don Fisk, R. Kern. SIXTH ROW: J.I.e., I.e., Jr., I.e., D. Huntz, J. Kennley.

FIRST ROW, seated, left to right: Sondra Spurgeon, Lynn Sommers. SECOND ROW, standing: John Bales, Tom Tumbusch, Charleen Sullivan, Mary Ann Weber, Roberta Smith, Jack Thein, William Yano . THIRD ROW: Sam Subler, Philip Teta, Donald Weimer!.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Judi Hoelz, Bobbie Kaser, Charlene Herz. SECOND ROW: Robert Frain, William Heidenreich, Dale Hill, Ed Anzalone, Bob Leitzinger, Robert Herlihy. THIRD ROW: Thomas Loeber, Robert Rudkin, E. Pasternak.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Madden, Michael McCamley, Ross DiBacca. SECOND ROW: Margie Moritz, Sarah Jane Medley, Judy Manker, Joan Murphy, Tony Mazza, Bill McCarty, Dean Willy, George Mausaian. THIRD ROW: B. Blank, I. Birdwatcher, Ed Mull, Victor Morales. John Winnonberg. FOURTH ROW: John McCarthy, Joseph Phenegar, Ed McGinnis.

FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Stein, Sandy Carlile, I. Left. SECOND ROW: B. Gates, Ken Gearge, Mike Burke, Tom Dowling, Paul Fiealora. THIRD ROW: Bill Bolanick, Ed Doran, T. S. Elliot, Dan Connor. FOURTH ROW: R. J., Tony Elaias.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Pumphry, Kay Schaaf, Deanna Russell. SECOND ROW: Robert Ripp, Richard Roesch, Robert Properniek. THIRD ROW: Jim Kennedy, Thomas NlJnlist, Bob Quinn, John Rockelmann. FOURTH ROW: Edward McVeigh, Norm Schmotzer, Jerry Schmidt, Vincent Vaughn. FIFTH ROW: Gene Salem, Jerome Riesenberg, Mark Sammon. SIXTH ROW: Bill Rathburn, Pat Peifer.

FIRST Ring. Koch, Kline.

ROW, left to right: Anastacia Bulugoria, Jean leedom, Shelly McNeely, Sharon Miller, Joyce Koeller, Ruth McEwen, Maureen Murphy. SECOND ROW: Chuck Jerry Kadela, Jusy Miller, Stephen Kain. THIRD ROW: Petter Miller, Dennis O'Neal, Pat O'Hages, Jim la Monica. FOURTH ROW, standing: Jim Metzger, John Milton Kain, John Mendoza, Mike Kilbane, Regis Karch, Willie Kelly. FIFTH ROW: Herbert Keil, Tom Krumin, Carl Killian, David leff, lambert Mack, Dave Terry Hamiel, Bob Mawby, R. Kirby, J. lawrence.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Ken Snyder, Charles Thurman, Cliff Wolke, Cynthia Nelson, Julie Wilson. Judy Stein. SECOND ROW: E. Zientara, Ken Rozak, Mike Williams, Fernando Marqulz. THIRD ROW: A. Zhtopa, Bill Steffen, Dick Reis, Dave Stansel, Bill Voge, Canoll Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: K. Tomczak, Don Webb, Vern Smedley, Cal Zontine. FIFTH ROW: J. Weglewski, l. Viggian, Bill' Struna, Tom Sprdez. SIXTH ROW: Tom Stone, Bill Vitro, Gary Wilson, Gus Sucrato. Standing on Shelf: Vaughn, Walter Swiltle, Fred Samworth, Joseph Piscitello.

FIRST ROW, left to right : Pat Flanagan, Ken Filburn, Betty Fleischman, Adrian Daughonen , Eddie Evans . SECOND ROW : Ralph Genovese, Larry Gazlay, Ed Frigere, Steve 1ge1, Fred Fagan, Clinton Hodder, Charles Hechier. THIRD ROW : Vincent Hvizda, D. Gergely . FOURTH ROW: Tom Holtz, Jerry Flaerte, Joe Gishke, Dave Flint.

FIRST ROW, left to right : Tom Miller, Ch~rlo"e , Carol Feggeler, Susan Horst ~n, Pat Hake, Don McCarthy . SECOND ROW : Ken Tomcak, Tom Michalak, John Kappus, Andy Gantner , Theodore Hinz, Bill Nolan, Ben Shaunella. THIRD ROW : Jerome McCarthy, Michael Kriem, LeRoy Leis, Pat O'Connor, Willi~m ~ugley, Richard Mathews.

000

freshmen initiated

000 00 Righi: A pockel full of Freshmen. Phy Ed 326 Games and Fundamenlal Rhylhms 3 Credil Hours

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Below Righi : The dealh of Chivalry or when knighl. hood came 10 flower and bloomed dandelions.

l&M Said ... "If couldn'l be done" Voices in Bronchilis ... The Upperclassmen

BROTHER LOUIS J. FAERBER S.M.

Associate Dean of Education

the masters The teacher observes the ideal and the practice, then presents both. These must describe experience.

SIMON J. CHAVEZ Associ.te Professor of Education

BRO. JOHN F. EMLING Assistant Professor in Education

BRO. JOHN J. JANSEN Assistant Professor of Education

HARRY C. BAUJAN Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education

SISTER M. FELICITAS c.PP .S. Assistant Professor in Elementary Education

WILLIAM H. KERR Instructor in Health and Physical Education

MARY T. LEONARD Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education

LEONARD T. BLACKBURN Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education

HENRY L. FERRAZZO Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Chairman of the Department of Physical Education

PAUL J. KEYES Assistant Professor of Education

SISTER MARY PELAGIA, M.S.C. Associate Professor of Education

DORIS A. DREES Instructor in Health and Physical Education

ROBERT C. FORT Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education

JAMES B. LAVANCHE Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education

AlNIA E. RUHMSCHUSSEl Coordinator of Student Field E>< periences

DANIEL L. LEARY Professor of Education Director of Student Teaching

JOSEPH E. WHITE Instructor in Education

FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Schrein, Frenchie Kramer, Frances Meyer, Pat Hunt, Carol Weckle , Ginny Velvet, Sue Wildenhaus, Twinkle tongo, Belle Ann Haley , Mary Kronaugue .

FIRST ROW, left 10 righl : Pam Welherill, Rulh Grathwohl , Sharon Strange, Sue Reiter, Virginia Sexton . SECOND ROW : Bert Wray, George Marklay, James Hemmert, Fe Iix Rozza, Tony tatell.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Gerry Gevat, Peggy Dearth, Ann Evans, Joan Burke, Jane Gagel. SECOND ROW; Sharon Kelly, Louetta Bowman, Annette Grillot, Sue Guess, Sondra Fella. THIRD ROW; John Buehller, Frank Bongivengo, Jerry Lonsway, Frank Case, Pat Connor, Harry Becker, Bob King, Tony Doria.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Trimmer, Beverly Williams, Carol Potter, Mary Ann Renner. SECOND ROW; Maureen Sullivan, Caroline Olszewski, Elaine Wildenhause, Sally Yenger. THIRD ROW: Ann Rawers, Mary J. Osterday, Mary Ellen Romer, Myrna Gretanger, Jane Stern, Ruth Ann Rueth. FOURTH ROW: Bill Vogel, Ted Rogers, Mike Sabata, Ray Thomas, Brenden O'leary.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Frye, Nlary Waitzman, Carmen Bauer, Tom Lamendala, Richard Burtolomea, Dolly DeVoe. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Broen, Carol Burkhardt, Janet Albright, Dianne Arts. THIRD ROW: Janice Clune, Rebecca Bowins, Nlartha Kline, George Heukel, Joe Pizza. FOURTH ROW: Jim Dippold, Herry Hardt, Jerry Boyle. F. Guiazdowski, J. Stein, L. Garibaldi, R. Clarke, J. Cogan, B. Coleman. FIFTH ROW: R. W. Davis, R. Eliyas, Dick Habbelt, T. Coan, W. DeAnna. SIXTH ROW: Eugene Ash, T. O'Donnell, P. Bremke, Ed Blunt, Michael Hains.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Joseph Heitzman, John Killel, Gary Frueauf. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Krizin, Louise Hand, Mary Knapz, Jacquie Hopkins, Margie Hemmert, Mary Geswein, Joan Heenan. THIRD ROW~ Pat Grillot, J. Heiner, Jill Edelman, Rose Garrity, Pinky Henry, Janet Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Liz Fleming, Ruth King, Judy Hamant, Julie Gilmore, Catherine Fretie. FIFTH ROW: Sue Kennard, Roseanne Hickev. RArh 1(",,17 MMtha Hemmelgarn, Anita Gordon, Dottie DeVoe.

KNEELING, left to right: Judy McCellom, Pat Mealy. FIRST ROW: Rita Reichling, Herman Townsend, Charfes Rasper, Pal Loges, Marian Reasor. SECOND ROW: Matilda Lorenz, Judy Poller, Carolyn Mohn, Romana Munsey, Betsy Weiler, Dolera Paull. THIRD ROW: Dorthy Napora, Sharre Lawson, Joan Reinhert, Judy Van Thul, Pat Riley. FOURTH ROW: Agnes Reitz, Joanne Rufe, Marfyn Macquarrie, Pam Powell, Kathy Liddy, Judy Madahm, Judy MacBeth.

fiRST ROW, left 1o righl: Judy Schoenberger, Connie Seifert, Young Norbert. SECOND ROW: Yolande Scarpelli, Martha Watchler, Ruth Yanka, Cecily Weaver. THIRD ROW: Ann Stark, Judy Sichter, Judy Wagner, Mary Weiler, Betty Walker, Marilyn Stoecklein, Christine Vogt, Virqinia Valley, Rozann Zimfer, Mary Ann Tully, Helen Kose.

education sopfiOmOres

ROW 1, from left to right: Charles Addams, Victor Calvo, Barbara Balsom, Connie Flanigan, Nancy Jo Caito, Marcia Bowers. ROW 2: Nate Bruno, Earl Klosterman, Dianne Amann, Rita Fassito. ROW 3: Don Aldrich, Robert Mendle, Sue Hale, Sylvia Carito, Janet Bechtol. ROW 4: Gail Sanders, Sue Ann Dale, Connie Burkhardt, Carmel Catanzaro. ROW 5: Gail Sanders, Pat Buchard.

Mark

makes

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Music

National

Sunday Socialite3 seek Saturday Sandal c

A victory celebration: Over Xavier and Antiquity

Essentially Schizoid

DR. MAURICE R. GRANEY Dean of the College of Engineering

the methodical The design, production, and management of progress These conceive prosperity.

100

ROBERT I. MITCHELL Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering Chairman of the Department of Industrial Engineering

BROTHER LOUIS H. ROSE Professor of Electrical Engineering Chairman of the Department of Electrical Engineering

HAROLD NIELSEN Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering

RAYMOND J. STITH Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Acting Chairman of the Department of Civil Engineering

ROBERT E. WILSON Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Chairman of the Department of Chemical Engineering

101

H. lAMAR ALDRICH Assistant Professor of Engineering Drawing

PERRY A. BORDEN Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

JOSEPH J. CHAMBERLAIN Professor of Civil Engineering

GEORGE F. DRISCOLL Associate Professor of Civil Engineering

OSKAR HAUENSTEIN Associate Professor of Engineering Drawing

JAMES P. HSU Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering

JOHN R. MacFARLANE Instructor in Industrial Engineering

WALTER A. SPURGEON Instructor in Drawing Engineering

102

ADRIAN J. MORGAN Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

BROTHER ROBERT A. THOMSON Assistant Professor of Engineering Mechanics

THADDEUS CZAKI Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering

REINHOLD W. KUBACH Instructor in Eledrical Engineering

HAROLD R. NULL Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering

BERNHARD M. SCHMIDT Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

HAROLD E. WRIGHT Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering

JAMES N. YAKURA Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

FIRSl ROW, left to right : Bill Nigh.n, Tom Grog.n, Melvin Eifert, John Fernec, Richard Feldman, Robert Fuest, Fenton Douney, Jim Brousil, Joe Krupar. SECOND ROW: John Boerger, Paul Nlayer, Edward Bereda, Ron Antes, Herbert Dietrich, Roger Droering, Richard Crouse, Dick Nicholas, Herb lander, Louis Bochman.

FIRST ROW, left to right : W. Von Braun, John Schurer, Ted Rehage, Tom Reed, Terry Szwarc. SECOND ROW: Robert O' Herron, Robert O'Brien, Bernie Braun, William Snider, Richard Lennon, Francis Leibold.

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STANDING: Norm Horn. FIRST ROW: Charles Lu Meyers, Anibal Urteaga, Jerry Kindell, Jack Kruelztkamp. SECOND ROW, standing: Daniel Jerry Middendorf, David Hart, Joe Princehouse. THIRD ROW: Joseph Kernan, Rich"d Hoffman. MAN IN TREE: Hank Josefezyk.

Becerra, Frank l.1mbert,

FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Corpstein, Jorge Blanco, Bob Dettmer, Joe Brzozowski, Edwin Hartke. SECOND ROW : Tony Campanelli, Dennis Gerderman, Douglas Dadisman, Jim Bruggeman, Ed Ferris, Ned Becker, Jerry Hartke.

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Ed Ely,

FIRST ROW, left to right : David Voglewede, Edgar Araish, Roger Toth, Donald Romes, Jerry Wysong, F. Riesmeyer. SECOND ROW: larry Raiff, leon Vorst, Tim Trick. THIRD ROW: Dennis Seitz, Ed Sherwin, larry Gutman, George Kibler.

BOY ON ROCK: Sal Pantezzi. FIRST ROW: Henry Sommer, Clifford Williams, Dan Weigandt, Seiya Sakurai, John Whitaker. SECOND ROW: James Testa, Donald Rigling, Joseph Noser, Edward Zuscik. THIRD ROW : Robert Rice, Henry Pope, John Schmeider, Charles Sweemey, George Smalley.

105

SEATED, Counterclockwise: Robert Kohles, Mike Miller, Tim Weiss, Larry Smith, Harry Tulleneds, George Inovye, Jack Kiviatkowski . SECOND ROW, standing: David lammers, Tom Wittmann, Bill Schummer, Henry Pope, Joe lehmann, Harry lotis, Dick Smith, John Jaoch, David Miller, Jim Pistana.

FIRST ROW, left to right : Andrew Pobe, Andrew Utlaro, Jerome Wiggins, Gerard Welter, Juan Quintana. SECOND ROW : Jose Terrassa, Ron Vincent, Bob Straup, Jose Sol is, Bernard Smilak, John Vascsinec. THIRD ROW: Rudy Walz, larry Wilkes, Geroge Shaw, John Zeleznak, Geroge Smith, Frank Stanek, Martin Smith. FOURTH ROW: Walter lhoma, James Snyder, Ralph Steinlage. R. l. Thompson, Joe Spevak, Fred Zegarski, Steve Sobota Jr ., Fred Switzer, Tony Tomanio, Bob Deis.

106

FIRST ROW, left 10 righl : A. G . Bell, Tom Gallagher, James Gialluca, Horacio Fernandez, Manuel Del Valle. SECOND ROW: John Freeborn, Bob Doers, Nicholas Galliger, Denny Dicker. THIRD ROW: Jim Gearing, Clement Etrick, Charles Elias, Dick Dennie, Roger Glynn, Tom Gantner. FOURTH ROW: Mogen Andreassen, Hedor Dittamo. FIFTH ROW: Jim Gerding, Vincenl Suardino, James Flaugh, Tony Graeber, Dave Dietrich, Alfred Nevman .

FIRST ROW, lefl to righl : John Clapperlon, Paul Bubnar, Tom Bartz, Dick Baldwin, Pal Campbell, Tom Coyn!. SECOND ROW : Bob ' Balcerek, Tony Celenle, Jim Bartell, Ed Albers, Bob Brown, Ed Barkocy, Fred Brinkmiller, Fernando Cervera. THIRD ROW : Carl Cron, Bill Cunningham, Dean Beachler, Pete Cevar, Dave Colman, Marlin Cunnif, larry Carey, Charles Carter. FOURTH ROW: B. Alviss, Mike Barnoski, Charles Beck, Bob Bleich, Roger Bresnahan, AI Clarke, Max Beggs, Dick Csoltko. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Blake, Don Callahan, Tom Action, Francis Adams .

107

FIRST ROW: Dick Moser, Del Merrick, Alfred leiser, Jim Nieters, Gary Nadea." Clement lokai, Karl leinberger. SECOND ROW: Bob O'Donnell, Fred McKool, leo McDonough, G~ry lambert, Marvin Missig . THIRD ROW: Tom O'Brien, Dave McBride, John Owhes, Wendel Maegley, Ron Mulholland, Bob Neumeier . FOURTH ROW: Ed Murphy, John Moraites, louis lalxterman, Fred lane, Dick Niebrzydowski, Dick Ostendorf. FIFTH ROW: Dick Massa, Dick Meyer, louis lunne, Melvin Nienberg.

FIRST ROW: Tom Parker, Jose Roman, Tom Rathke, leonard Roab. SECOND ROW: Bernard Rezy, larry Shoull, S. Schrand, Don Secrist, Ernest Pohl, Ron Schloter, Pete Salzarulo, Jerry Prinzing. THIRD ROW: Joe Raquso, George Seffernick, Vincent Schimmoller, Jerry Shanqhnessy, Walter Schoudel, Ed Ruef, John Salvey, Andrew Piekutowski. FOURTH ROW: Bob Raczkowski, Jim Schroder, Bob Santen, Keith Klopfenstein, Jim PBrach, Ken Rueth.

108

FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Zebbe, Dick While, George Simmons, John Fakacs, John 'Snider, larry Steinke, Joe Yohman, Ron Stuewe. SECOND ROW: Tom Trivisonna, Ron Thomas, Dan Struble, Dan Smilanich, Bill Susel, Jim Wimmers, Paul Wille . THIRD ROW: Larry Smigel, John Sargent, Tom Wacner, Tom Speelman, John Somsel, Wilhelm Von O'Donnell.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Karsick, Freeman Jones, Dick Koerner, Keith Anderson. SECOND ROW: Tom Druffel, John Haun, Jim Kesler, Harry Kittredge, Tom Krummen, Ted Kula. THIRD ROW: Geroge Huffman, David Haefner, Gerorge Halloran, John Hotop, L D. Goldschmidt. FOURTH ROW: David Howard, Don Glowe, Jim Kocher, larry Keith. FIFTH ROW: Norman Hild, George Helm, John Kauflin, Bob Hudson. SIXTH ROW: John Knopp, Joe Hagen.

109

BRO. LEONARD A. MANN, S.M., Ph.D. Associate Dean of Science

the motivators Science demands application, research, and discovery These disclose the truth .

110

BRO. CLETUS C. CHUDD Associate Professor of Chemislry Chairman, Department of Chemistry

ANN FRANKLIN Assistant Professor of Nursing Chairman, Department of Nursing

ROBERT C. WIECHMAN Associate Professor of Biology Assistant to the Associate Dean of Science, in charge of Pre-Medical Students

GEORGE H. SPRINGER Professor of Geology Chairman, Department of Geology

BRO.

THOMAS P. SCHICK Assistant Professor of Physics Acting Chairman Deparlment of Physics

BRO. PAUL MACHOWICZ Assistant Professor of Biology Acting Chairman Departmenl of Biology

KENNETH C. SCHRAUT Professor of Malhemalics Chairman, Deparlmenl of Malhematics

EITHEl ROSE Professor of Hnme Economics Chairman, Department of Home Economics

BRO . WILLIAM BELLMER Professor of Malhematics

SYLVESTER EVE LAGE Assodale Professor of Chen 'stry

112

JOSEPH E. BOSSHART Assislant Pro'fessor of Mathematics

PETER J. FASO As~o r.i!il ~ Pro fessor

STANLEY BRAUN Instructor in Mathematics

ANTHONY R. FRAGA LA Instruclor in Chemistry

HORACE N. CORYELL Professor of Geology

BRO . J. GEORGE GEISLER Professor of Chemistry

BRO. MICHAEL B. GRANDY Profe.sor 'of Physics

of Biology

KATHRYN H. GRAY l"l$Sfs:anf Profe~so( of G~oi09Y

DORCTHY A . HASKIN Assistant Professor of Chemistry

RAYMOND G. HIEBER Assistant Professor of Physics

LAWRENCE A. JEHN Associale Profes>or ,'f M"II,ema'ics

BRO . RUSSELL A. JOL Y Associate Professor of Bio!ogy

CHARLES L. KELLER Assislanl f'ro r~s$or of MathemJtics

MARY E. HORRIGAN Associate Professor of Nursing

THOMAS G. KNORR Instructor in Physics

MORRIS J. KREIDER Associate Professor of Mathemalics

BRO. JOSEPH A. KUNTZ Assistant Professor of Biology

GEORGE B. NOLAND Assistant Professor of Biology

JOSEPH A. PAPPALARDO Associate Professor of Chemistry

ALBERTA G. PRATHER Associate Professor of Mathematics

WERNER R. E. RAMBAUSKE Professor of Physics

ELIZABETH SMALLWOOD Assistant Professor of Biology

BRO. JOSEPH LUCIER Associate Professor of Chemistry

ELIZABETH PAYNE Assistant Professor of Home Economics

BRO. VINCENT J. RATHBUN Assistant Professor of Physics

JAMES G. STEED Assistant Professor of Chemistry

CARL I. MICHAELIS Associate Professor of Chemistry

RICHARD E. PETERSON Instructor in Mathematics

BRO. ROBERT J. SCHUELLEIN Assislant Professor of Biolcgy

MARGUERITE F. VANCE Insturctor in Chemistry

GERTRUDE D. SHAY Associate Professor of Biology

BRO. WILLIAM J. WOHLLEBEN Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (Emeritus)

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FIRST ROW, left to right; Bill Schneble, Raymond Otero, Richard Nonelle, Edward Sabol, Frank Wilke, Frank Sessa . SECOND ROW; Charles Mall, John McClaskey.

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FIRST ROW, left 10 righI, Pal Miller, Carolyn Halpin, Jewelyn Middlebrook, Judy Munchel, Deanna Lewis. SECOND ROW: Pal McMillan, Marcele Germann, Joyce Mooney, Mary HoII, Bobbie Koenig, Lewis Jaffe, Jack Hirenlelmann. THIRD ROW: Dennis Gaukel, Robert McWalters, Dennis Luebrechl, Frank Maher, Russell Huebuer, Darrell Horwalh, SIeve Kaufman, Dave Kelly, Mike Mahle . FOURTH ROW : Mike Konrad, Jim Martin, Carl Larsen, Jay Hogenkamp, Bob Johnson, Tom Korn, Tom Hibbeln, Jerry Kaplan, Leonard Gosink.

FIRST ROW, left 10 rig hI: Belly Brady, Nancy Dichito, Peggy Bruggeman, Donna Bender, Carol Ehemann, Margarel Telzzerall, Mary Ann Cassil. SECOND ROW: A. Caro, Dave Banks, Mocheal Brennan, Jeff Daood, John Fox, Daniel Fiehaer, Charles Durbin, George Clark. THIRD ROW : Joe Boeke, Mochael Burns, Ed Charnock, Bob Black, Vilo Cappello, John Eckman, Bob Boe~mer. FOURTH ROW : David Duchak, Bill Berner, Frank Corrigan, Lon Dierl.

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FIRST ROW, leff 10 righl : Sandy Sherman, Kalhy Zileznik, Mary M. Sloppeiman, Carolyn Duell, Richard Toomey. SECOND ROW: SIeve Schver, Tom Salm. THIRD ROW: Dan iel Warlin, Robert Pulsfort, Ray Stanis, Ron Panissidi, Philip Vukovic, Fel ix Yannella.

Lou

Droesch,

Tom Wolf,

Gary

Rae,

FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Wink, Lou Droesch, Philip Koro5ec, Vito Cappello. SECOND ROW: Jusl Nancy, Joy Catsccopoulo, Mary Ann Montgomery, Janel Biglay , Joan Krantz, Janet Dauer, Gaile Jay. THIRD ROW : Robert Higdon, Larry Brown, Joe Kolesar Bernard Krimm, John Lambesiack, Bill Mahlihe. FOURTH ROW : Bob Kimmerling, Jim Hickey, Bob Mayer, Arlhur Leibold, Philip Morey, Ridlard Leis, Richard Bowers.

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FIRST ROW, lei I 10 righl: Carol Thornlon, Fran Straukamp, Marie Winfield, Mary Margarel Rose, Margaret Weber. SECOND ROW: Julie Schock, Nancianne Simons, Bob Starr, Fred Guarnieri, Chuck Partlow . THIRD ROW : Gary Stevenson, Sam Stout, John Rebel, Robert Van Cleve, Ge rald Sharrer, Charles Pesnuak .

"But, Sir, my panls are the right color ."

"And Joe Salrn opened at the Racquet Club ."

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"Whadda ya mean, he only gets to vote once?"

It's the impression that counts

left: The other 10 per cent

Too bIId he wasn't a gold statue "Mom always does this at home"

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MR. DONALD C. METZ Director of the Technical Institute

the mechanical Technology applies the skill and the practice to the engineered. These are the practitioners

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JOSEPH E. AVERDICK Assistant Professor in Technical Institute

RICHARD R. HAZEN Assistant Professor of Electrical Technology Chainnan, Department of Electrical Technology

ROBERT F. MAUGER Instructor in Electrical Technology

ALFRED

B. FEHLMANN, Instructor in Technical Institute

JR.

A. WARD KNISLEY

Instructor in Technical Institute

JAMES L. McGRAW Assistant Professor of Industrial Technology Chairman, Department of Industrial Technology

L. DUKE GOLDEN Assistant Professor of Mechanical Technology Chairman, Department of Mechanical Technology

DOUGLAS A. HANNEMAN Instructor in Technical Institute

ROBERT D. LANDRUM Assistant Professor in Technical Institute

WILLISAM H. LOUGHRAN Assistant Professor in Technical Institute

BRO. EMIL MORGANA Assistant Professor in Technical Institute

RAYMOND B. PUCKETT Instructor in Technical Institute

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FIRST ROW, lelf to right: Bill Heeb, Charles Barry, William Ellio", Skip Hapner, Leroy Davis, Frank Creegan, Carl Downs, Ed Cain, Rudy Arnold, G. Gobel, Terry Downs. SECOND ROW: T. Edison, Denny Loar, Ralph Bruening, Martin Chirumbolo, Sally Sliderule, Lolly Laboratory, T. Square, Willie Willow, John Brochl, George Briercheck, Mark Allen, Jim DeSantis.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Ray Neff, Nelson Hommd, Robert Gleczanik, Michael Ganci, Robert Gibson, Melinda Horton, Bob Gorkom, Rober! Meloni. SECOND ROW: Rudy Horn, B. Honey, Francis Mitro, Louis Jonske, Jack DeSantis, Robert Martin, Jerry Hameling. THIRD ROW: Mark Monnin, Sherman Miller, Daddy Kool, Omer Keener, Dennis Hart, William Hofriekter, Bob Paone, J . S. Hanes .

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SECOND ROW: Mike Romer, Ed Szeman, Tom Simon, James Temapel, Robert Roth . THIRD ROW: Jim Strassell, Ed Stump, A. C. Current, Jim Smith . FOURTH ROW: John Nolte, John Polaviss, JacK Scurlock, Norbert Molt, Bill Sheldon.

"I guess I' m just a student by nat ure."

"How far to the Keowee Interchange?"

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reserve officers • • tral nl ng corps

COLONEL JOSEPH O. GEROT

Professor of Military Science and Tactics

LT. COl. LLOYD C. HALL

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LT. COL. JOHN R. FAWCETT, JR .

CAPTAIN LAWRENCE E. BUTLER

CAPTAIN DAVID S. MEREDITH III

CAPT. FRED S. MOORE

M/SGT. JOHN J. ENGLAND

fA/SGT. WILLIAM C. SULLIVAN

CAPT. NORMAN G. POHLER

M/SGT. LEWIS C. GARDNER

M/SGT. JAMES L. WEAVER

CAPT. ROBERT G. YERKS

1ST LT. PAUL D. SONTAG

M/SGT. CHARLES R. HAWKINS

M/SGT. JOHN A . LINDEN

M / SGT. ALFRED E. RICHARDS

SFC. BILLY D. ADDISON

SFC. ROBERT D. BUNKER

SFC. WOODROW E. MOBLEY

RUTH

KUBYLACK

Secretary

SFC. JOHN J. SULLIVAN, JR.

SGT. E 5 ELDON E. MILLER

SP5 PETER P. ZIAUKAS

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"Are you sure we gO! a class here !his semester, Charlie?"

"A bowl full of jelly"-Ha!!!

Left : What's a campus without the Brooks Brothers

A flicker of flaming youth

Hu ini Hu Nue Caliboso Cha Cha

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BENNETT, GEORGE THOMAS-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute Tech-Ni Club.

BENSMAN, MARY- Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet

BENTLER, WILLIAM C.- Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute Intramurals, Cleveland Club, Tech-Ni Club.

BRADLEY, EDGAR R.-Vandalia , Oh io Technica l In.titute

BRIDDELL, ROBERT EDGECOMB-Dayton, Ohio Technical Inst itute

BRINKMAN, LOIS ELIZABETH-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, WRA, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball .

BORHORST, CARL-Ft. Loramie, Ohio Technical Institute

BURKHARDT, MARY KATHRYN-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, Dayton Club .

CAITO, NANCY- Cleveland, Ohio Education Cadet Cleveland Club, SEA, Queen's Court, Cleveland Club Dance.

CARITO, SYLVIA RAE-Hamilton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, Butler County Club.

CARROLL, GERALD CLARK-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

CATANZARO, CARMEL RITA-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, Dayton Club, Mariology Club .

CLARKE, DORA DEAN-Dayton, Ohio Education C.det

DOOLAN, CAROL ANN-Springfield, Ohio Education Cadet Marching Coeds, Choir, Springfield Club, SEA, Dayton Flyer, Legion of Mary .

EISENLOHR , SUE ANN-Clayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA.

ERNST, JOHN CLARENCE-Ft. Loramie, Ohio Technical Institute

EVRARD, WILLIAM EUGENE-Louisville, Ohio Technical Institute Canton Club.

EURING, CAROLYN-Dayton, Ohio Educotion Cadet

FINKE, DANIEL CHARLES-Cincinnati, Ohio Technical Inst itute Tech路Ni Club Vice President, Cincinnati Club Treasurer .

FLANIGAN, CONNIE- Springfield, Ohio Education Cadet springfield Club, SEA Student Council Rep .

FLANAGAN, PATRICIA-Dayton, Ohio Education C.det legion of Mary.

FLAUTT, MARTIN CHARLES-Somerset, Ohio Technical Institute Tech 路Ni Club, Intramurals.

FLOWERS, DONALD JOSEPH - Oakmont, Pa . Technical Institute Keystone Club.

FUGATE, DORA CHRISTINE-Germantown, Ohio Education Cade t SEA, ACE!.

, FOUSHEE, CHARLES-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

FULTON, THOMAS A .-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

GASKILL, WILLIAM-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

GEDRA, SUE ANN- New Lebanon, Ohio Technical Institute Rifle Club.

GIESIGE, RICHARD JOHN - New Bavaria, Ohio Technical Institute

GlADEN, ROGER EUGENE-Delphos, Ohio Technical Institute

GOELZ, JUDI-Zanesville, Ohio Secretarial Studies lIIini Club, Secretarial Club, Daytoni.n Flyers Hangar.

GOODE, D. BRIAN-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute Concert Band, Marching Band, Glee Club, Variety Show, Dixie Dynamos.

GREGER, JAMES- New Lebanon, Ohio Technical Institute

GRIESHOP, BEVERLY GAYE-New Lebanon, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, WAA.

GROH, ANDREW PETER-Hamilton, Ohio Technical Institute Tech路Ni Club, Band

HARRELL, WILliAM L.-Dayton , Ohio Technical Institute Tech路Ni Club

HEGY, KENNETH CLARENCE-W .P.A.F.B., Ohio Technical Institute Tech-Ni CI ub

HEMMELGARN, JANICE MARY-SI. Henry, Ohio Education Cadet SEA.

HERZ, CHARLENE ANN-Waynesville, Ohio Secretarial Studies Dayton Club, Secretarial Club.

HOLMES, GEOREANNA-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet

LINDSAY, JOHN-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

McCORMICK, CAROL ANN-Centerville, Ohio Education Cadet SEA.

KASER, ROBERTA ANN-Dayton, Ohio Secretarial Studies Secretarial Club, Dayton Club

KARALEVICZ, JOHN MICHAEL-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute Tech-Ni Club

KECK, CAROL DAWN-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA_

KEENAN, WILLIAM VINCENT- Rockville Center, N. Y. Technical Institute Knickerbocker Club, Intramurals.

KENEAVY, PATRICIA-Columbus, Ohio Education Cadet

KING, VICTOR-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute Tech.Ni Club_

McGLATHIN, RONALD- Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

MALONEY, CAROLE-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, Flyerelles.

MANCHESTER, FLOYD L-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

MANKER, JUDY MARY-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet Dayton Club, Secretarial Club, Marching Coeds.

MEDLEY, SARAH JANE-Owensboro, Ky. Secretarial Studies Blue Grass Club, Secretarial Club.

MENCSIK, JOSEPH LOUIS-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

MURPHY, JOAN EILEEN-Cleveland, Ohio Secretarial Studies Flyerettes, Cleveland Club, Secretarial Club.

MORITZ, MARGARET JUDITH-Wooster, Ohio Secretarial Studies Class Secretary, Secretarial Club Vice President, Cleveland Club, Flyers Hangar.

OSTERDAY, MARY JEAN-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet

OLSZEWSKI, CAROLYN M.-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, Publicity Cha irman Gelling to Know Your Future Pupil.

O'TOOLE, THOMAS J.- McKeesport, Pa. Technical Inst itute Keystone Club, Woe-mar Club, Cleveland Club, Intramurals .

POTTER, CAROL ANN-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet Marching Coeds, SEA, Dayton Club, Flyer .

REICHARD, JAMES-Troy, Ohio Technical Institute Tech-Ni Club .

REIFF, FREDERICK VINCENT-Hicksville, N. Y. Technical Institute Knickerbocker Club, Junior Prom Committee, Tech-Ni club.

ROBINETTE, HAROLD-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

ROMER, MARY-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet

ROONEY, VICTOR-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

SANDERS, GAIL-Dayton, Oh io Education Cadet SEA.

SANDERS, ROBERT THOMAS-Ft. Loramie, Ohio TechniCllI Institute

SMITH, JOHN HOWARD-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute Tech-Ni Club.

SMITH, JOSEPH PATRICK-Owensboro, Ky. Intramurals, Blue Grass Club.

SMITH, ROBERTA-Dayton, Ohio Secretarial Studies Dayton Club, Secrelarial Club.

SNYDER, DANIEL E.-LaRue, Ohio Technical Institute Marching Band Concert Band, Tech路Ni Club, Intramurals.

SOMMERS, LYNN-Dayton, Ohio Secretarial Studies

STEINKE, CARVEL RAYMOND-Wapakoneta, Ohio Technical Inslilute

SULLIVAN, MAUREEN THERESE-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA Vice President

TANGUAY, CHARLES RAY-Nelsonville, Ohio Technical Ins/itute

TRENTMAN, DONALD JOSEPH-Delphos, Ohio Technical Institute Tech·Ni Club.

WEBER, MARY ANN- Dayton, Ohio Secretarial Studies Marching Coeds, Flyers Hanger, Dayton Club, Secretarial Club Treasurer.

WILDENHAUS, ELAINE-Dayton, Ohio Education Cadet SEA, Dayton Club.

WENTLING, WILLIAM EDWARD-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

WINKELJOHN, ALAN-Dayton, Ohio Technica l Institute

WOJTENA, JANICE VICTORIA-Calumet City, III. Education Cadet Flyerefles, Illini Club, Sodality, SEA.

WURST, LARRY CARL- Ottoville, Ohio Technical Institute Tech·Ni Club.

YAHNER, PETER DONALD-Founders Hall Technical Institute Tech·Ni Club.

ZANDER, DENNIS-Dayton, Ohio Technical Institute

ZEBROSKI , LEON BERNARD- Stamford, Conn . Technical Institute Tech·Ni·Club

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The first man in the cafeteria line.

Serenade to a hardwood floor.

left: "Now let's try it without the music."

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student council The projects of the Studenl Council for Ihe year 1958-1959 were summed up in a stalemenl by the presidenl, John Messenger. II is his finn belief thet lhe organizalion has definitely lived up 10 the studenl's expectations end accomplished the goals which it set up at the beginning of lhe term. Basically, the council has conlinued along the lines that were delermined by previous organizations. John believes that even more has been i:ccomplished, particularly the filling of the gap between the student and the administration . Besides the regular routine work, the council has promoted several new projects. There has been set up a tentative athletic program that deals with a greater participation in campus intramural sports. And, of course, there are the plans for the Spring Week. This year it was greater than ever, including lecture series, field day, BermOOa shorts day, a jazz concert featuring Stan Kenton, and terminating with the crowning of the king and queen at the Senior Farewell dance. Another projecl not to be forgollen is the Big Four Inter路collegiate Commillee. This is a unique organization on campus level. All in all, il is the thought of the organization's officers and the .tudent body itself, that the Student Council has done a good job in governing their campus this year.

President : JOHN MESSENGER

Treasurer: JOE SALM

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Vice President: NORB YOUNG

Leh to right: Joe Salm, Norb Young, Fr. Barrett, John Messenger, Joan Hollencamp, Carolyn Duell, Sal Pantizzi, Connie Flanigan, Tom Moritz, Chuck Miller, John Petrie, Sue Hochwalt, Gary Green, Dave O'Conner, Tony Asher. STANDING: Stan Greenburg, Bob Frost. Gene Schill, Dave Kelly, Tom Rain.

Senior council member: SUE HOCHWALT

Secretary: JOAN HOLLENCAMP

Senior members of council: JOHN PETRIC, TOM MORITZ,

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class officers sophomore

freshman

Bill Cramsey, Margie Moritz, Sal Pantezzi, Pat Murphy.

SEATED: Judy Miller, Dave Kelly, Carolyn Duell, STANDING: Pat O'Hagan, John Lavelle, Tom Rain.

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Tony Asher, Molly Payne, Jim Smith, Paul Braun.

student activities committee

SEATED, Sue Neumann, Dick King, Nancy Hazelett. STANDING, Kramer, Bill Healy.

Joe

Lienesch, Dick Winters,

Irene

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central womens • • organization

Marion Reasor, Sue Hochwalt, Miss Whetro, Miss Finn, Barbara Leff, Pat Buchard.

• • orientation • committee

SEATED: Dick King, Mary Scherer, Joe Lienesch, Barbara Leff, Nancy Hazelett.

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homecoming committee

SEATED, left to right: John Sugarik, Jerry Bishop, Chuck Wanda, Paul Taylor, Jim Cooney, Charles Shultz. STANDING: Norb Young, Dave Burke.

FIRST ROW, left to right : Jim Cooney, John Bertrand, Molly Payne, Bob Von Alt, John Bomrick . Jim Smith. SECOND ROW: Tom Colby, Bear Peterson, Paul Finorin, Paul O'Donnell, Dave O'Conner.

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the marching band

THE MARCHING BAND AND COEDS Football is the paramount activity during the fall season at U D. And with the coming of this event, there is a bustling activity in the band room. For it has become traditional to see the performance of the combined unit of the Band and Coeds at half-time ceremonies. The color of their uniforms and the enthusiasm of the march reflect the spirit of the student body. The Coeds, led by drum major, Tom Whitt, are perfecting the precision step. The appearances of the group have been distinguished in other events outside activities connected with U D. One case in particular is the show they put on at the Cleveland Municipal Stadium. The half-time parades and marches at this professional Cleveland Browns-New York Giants football game featured the Marching Band and Coeds. Most of their feats have been publicized or televised, and certainly they will always share a part of the U D student's memories.

MAURICE REICHARD

Director of the Band

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"Bul 76 Tubas"

left: "Darned if I know how 10 play il."

Above left: square dance.

A real

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university choir

FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Heineman, Carolyn Mohr, Nan Rothenberg, Mary Weiler, Rosemarie MacMillan, Carol Doolan, Josephine Bryant, Joe Leigh, Don Wolrab, Gorslon Simmons, Ed Zeman. SECOND ROW: Jean Womersley, Pat Rialey, I. Sung, Janice Clune, Carolyn Brown, Clare Callaghan, Joan Chonacky, Clare Trottman, Mary Lou West brock, Martha Sue Fried, Earl Klosterman, Bill Stout, Jerry Lonsway, Jack La Bruiere. THIRD ROW: Marie Ann Winifield, Joyce Mitchell, Barb Faulkner, Mary Lou Schwartz, Mary Fecke, Nancy Thirifay, Sandy Sutton, Yvonne Monnin, I Singing, Ruth Yanka, Dave Dunsun, Charles Connolly, Bob Barnese, Ron Meyer, Ron Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Connie Leymayn, Pat Gifford, Judy Jacobs, Geraldine Dickson, Berdie Beck, Mary Jo 0' Callaghan, Carol Eurhing, Pat Egan, Dianne Hennessy, Jim Wolfe, Bob King, Jerry Steigen. wald, Jim Scofield, John Buehler.

men's glee club

FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Tagg, director; Earl Klosterman, Joe Leigh, Bi II Stout, Gordon Simmons, Jack Keelinski, Tony SECOND ROW: Bob King, George Kiebler, Charles Connolly, Dick Sandov, Jerry Lomsway, Ed Zeman, Arvie Ants, Jim Scofield.

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Pepetone, Jose

Nevares.

cheerleaders

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LEFT COLUMN: Carolyn Stueve, Molly Payne, Angie Bianco, Gerri Grevat, Maureen Murphy, Nancianne Simons, Pat Buchard, Janet Bechtol, Sue Willis. ACROSS: Marcella Sakalas, Rosemarie MacMillan, Joanne Kaulaski, Mary De pore, Marilyn Brune, Joyce Kod ler, Lynn Deters, Kathy Liddy, Sheila Bueker, Helen Daly, Dottie DeVoe, Martha Cotter, Berdie Beck, Nancy Brune, Irene Kramer. RIGHT COLUMN: Donna DeVoe, Pam Whelherill, Jan Waloona, Joan Murphy, Barb Hamant, Nancy Hazlett, Carol Lyle .

OFFICERS: Irene Kramer, Carolyn Stueve-Pre"sident, Sheila Bueker, Gerri

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Rosemarie MacMillan .

MRS . BETTY KIRCHIMER Director

flyerettes

SENIORS, left to right: Berdie Beck, Donna DeVoe, Nancy Hazlett, Mary Depore, Joanne Kaulaski, Angie Bianco, Rosemarie MacMillan.

Captain: DONNA DEVOE Co-Captain: MOLLY PAYNE

SUBSTITUTES Right : Frances Straukamp Pat Stippach Marg ie Moritz

the dayton flyer In the four short years since Jocko Hussong revamped the University newspaper and the first issue of the "Dayton Flyer" appeared, many fine things have sprung from suite 111-112, Liberty Hall. This tradition continued to 1959 when Mr. Eugene Schill and his staff presented a year of "Innovation." New columns, poignant editorials and keenly perceptive articles provoked a reexamination of cultural and literary views on the "Hilltop." This year will undoubtedly mark a journalistic transition at U D. Congratulations, then, to Gene Schill , the editors, and the entire staff of the "Dayton Flyer" for their effort and persistence in the producing of one of the truly remarkable publications on any campus.

Editor In Chief: GENE SHILL

Ne~" Ed iioL TI M KAClKOWSKI

Sport, Edi tor: RON SPAGNOLI

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Feafures Ed iTor ;

SALLY KUNTZ

Coed Editor : LORI RILEY

Busine5~

IIJ\anagc, :

DAVE DEWINE

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Pholo Sid/: JI M HOWARD

PhOIO Edilor: GEORGE BATES

THE DAYTON FLYER STAFF:

STANDING, lefl 10 righl: Ann MacNamara, Julie Gilmore, Tern SEATED : Sharre L~wson, Belly Fle ischmann, Carolyn Duell .

Dowling ,

Mike

Kl ine,

Bill

Langley ,

Jim

Bohman .

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crosslegged on the bare floor, she poked at a battered old 路 "UnderWithout pausing she motioned with her head, "It's a good typewriter broken in-but it's so difficult to find words that aren't spelt with Or e."

Her office no desk . preempted sits on the

was "Oh our floor

very functional, however I thought It very odd that she had the Flyer needed more space for its editorial writers so they desk one night. BlII I really don't mind and Joe (Stehlmach) at home anyway ."

Joe was on the back porch getting ideas for the Winter Issue . As I appro.ched he started and almost fell into a caldron of Expresso he was brewing. "Guess I better go inside with you, this snow plays heck with my sandals ." We sat crosslegged on the bare floor and drank Expresso. Mary Jo and I talked of our favorite writers. Was J.J. Tripp still living beneath liberty Hall? Did August K. Drabkin ever gel out of the bottle? Had O. Farrington Nutley become a Dilettante? I became restless and decided it was lime to depart however as I left Ihe room I tripped on a large hatbox which overturned and revealed six cockroaches which were completely soaked with ink. "Oh no" said Mary Jo "we've lost our art staff."

Editor: MARY JO O'CALlAGHAN

Staff: RON lARCINESE

Art Editor: JOE STEHlMACH

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political science speakers bureau

left to right: Tom Muth, Ralph Dennler, Gerald Murphy, Bill Johnston.

debate team

Left to rignt: Mr. Baxter (Coacn), Delores Denbed<, Fred Cool, Carolyn Duell, Dick Madden, Paul McEnroe, Blackwell, Peter Ziaukas, Bill Fast, Byron Trapp.

Fred

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university players "The University Players have, in the past two years, changed their policy of doing 'iust drama' to doing drama of a classical stature . . . , This seaSOn the Players took on their most ambitious program. The success or failure of the productions depends on, as always, audience reception, The first seledion, Juno and the Paycock, is a clc.:ssic of ils lime and the universal aspects contained therein maintain its endurance. Besides

being a beautiful character study, it is probably the epitome of tragedy of cur time. Richard III, the second production, was a trial from beginning to end, The organization is not of sufficient strength to carry this undertaking with all of its strenuous fecets, Considered in this aspect, the produdion was not bad , , ' It was never great, ncr did it live up to the expectations of the cast or the director. At press time of the yearbook, the Players were iust entering into what has become a tradition, their annual musical comedy. The Boy Friend, a satire on musicals of the 'roaring twenties: was approached with a sense of relief and anticipation, The complete abandonness of the play itself was well appreciated. ' . . I t is the firm belief of the Players that there is a sufficient supply of 'good drama' that should be presented without having to revert to poor or inconsequential material. In conclusion,

is the

Player's

policy to continue on

this

course . . . ."

From a statement by Pat S, Gilvary Director, University Players

Above: Su,"", Reiter, Bob Bonny Left: Jean Bellin Right: Dawn Ebner, Tab Tombusch, Bob Bonny,

Director: MR, PATRICK GILVARY Dennis Kelly

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Left to right: Tom Tumbusch, Susan Reiter, Edward Drake, Arnold Fingerhood, Julie Cline, Mr. Gilvary.

Julie Cline

Mary Jo O'Caliaghan, Dennis Kelly.

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Bob Bonny

Dave Dona h ue

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religious activities committee

left to right; Tony Palumbo, Jo Ann Fisher, Rose Ann Hickey, Jeanne Pflaum, Jim Dickson, Mike Inoue, Ruth Grathwohl, Bill Sobo, Tom Mick, Donna Judd.

Bulger, Kathy O'Neill. SECOND ROW; Fr.

c.s.m.c.

FIRST ROW, left to right; John lamberjack, Clara Trottman, James Bender, President, Tom Morrow, Joan Krantz, Nancy Dichito, Jim Gearing, Roseanne Hickey, Fr. Manheim, Moderator, Martha Schook. SECOND ROW; Bill Fronek, Joe Capella, George Brown, Tom Austin, David Kiger, Walter Miller, Bill Rain.

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mariology

club Left to right: Bill Riley, Mrs . Riley, Jo Ann Fisher, Fr. Cole, Bob Frost, Jeanne Lyons, Tony Palumbo.

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE SEATED; Anita King, Henry Mohlman, Donna Judd, Ruth Grothwohl. STANDING: Fr. Holle, Joan 8urke, Ruth King, Harry Tulleners.

OUR LADY OF THE PILLAR FIRST ROW: Ann Evans, Madeline Albers, Carol Doolan, Bill Gross. SECOND ROW: Rafael Unana, Katie McCall, Mary Foley, Gertrude Wallermann. THIRD ROW: Fr. Maile, Mike Inoue, Jean Remy, Min Hee Won, Gene Arnold, Jim Hartledge.

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psychology club

SEATED: Mnry L'uV:'.. j'h~_r, iVlury St,J,I.'h-· r, Mr i\cchnic, iVldrly Payne, Pill V. Ut •.go 1,

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SEATED: Barbara Siaub, Jean Lyons, Rulh Ga'es, Rosemarie Schrader. STANDING: Dick Sle n brunner, Tony Palumbo, Fr. Roesch, Bill Wake.

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FIRST ROW: Tom Vonderembse, Keith Boyer, Wilbur Lanese, Paul Wells. SECOND ROW: Jim Dickerson, Dennis Mundhenk, James Dugan, Frances Naughton, Joseph ZU'lCe llo, Don Fisk, Percy Vcra. STANDING: Pele Umbenhauer, Dempsey Jenkins, Bill Hog"n, Tom Morilz, John Kroll, Joe Yopp, Ray MuilmOll, Sian Greenburg, Ed Sa nde rs , Pa ul Shafe r, Bob Gauby, Conrad Skahla.

engineering honor society

SEATED: Mike Enoue, Richard Craws, Herb Dielrich, Dick Feldman, Ja y Smilh, Joe Maraus, Jim Utz, Jack Cotler. STANDING , Paul McEnroe, Jim Hogan, Bill Nighin.

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physics club

Jim Lienesch, Bro. S,hick, Joe Asbury, Henry Mohlman, Gerry Goldschmidt, Tom Wills, Larry Smith, Jerry Bohse, R. Smith, Edw. Telier, Joe Schwartzbaugh, Robert Hardt, John Dowling.

â&#x20AC;˘ chemical society american

FIRST ROW: Ray Good, Julianna Clune, Carole Balash, Mary Lou Westbrock, Mary Lou Fecke, M. Curie, Nancy Spires, Clara Trottman, Carol Halpin, John Frison, Dave Geiger. SECOND ROW: John Wells, R. Dunn, Jim Stukenborg, Dave Flyer, Mike Muntz, Paul Coulter, Jack Behringer, John Leingang, T. Bird, Jim Fultz, B. Atom, Dr. Carl Michaelis. THIRD ROW: Ray Rint, John Fortman, Bob Corpstein, Howard Herolzer, Ray Atherton, Hector Dittamo, Mike Broadstone, Steve Mizsak, Bili Burgmeier, Jim Maloney.

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FIRST ROW, left 10 righl: Mrs. Chrisles, Harriel Hoffman, Jane Wiggenhorn. STANDING: Mrs. Plalhe . SECOND ROW: Mrs. MeFolin, Rose Marie Ogle, Marilyn Bell, Sisler Joan Paul. STANDING: Mary Harrigan .

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STANDING, left 10 right: Miss Drees, Sue Hager, Carol Kies, Sharon Strange, Diane Swisshelm, Coleman , Jo Taylor, Frances Siraukamp, Mary Jo Withrow, Rhoda Gramhan, Miss leonard .

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society for the advancement of management

accounting club

FIRST ROW, left to right: Dick Macny, Harold Grilliot!, Chas. Bruback, Son Smith, Jim Kramer, .Mr. Updyke. SECOND ROW: Dean Willy, Bill Hogan, Terry Reagan, Larry O'Neal, Mary Trepeta, Ed. Sanders. THIRD ROW: Jim Scholes, Bob Stack, Conrad Skarha, Cledieth Middleton, Bob Kastner, Dick Kessler, Jim Miller.

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Frank Wobler, Tom Cardile, Ron Napp, John Bock. 2. McCain, Bill Horner, Don Riddle, Charles Brubach, C. J. Nash, F. Pavelka. 3. Bob Hoover, Tom McAlisler, Bob Slankard, R. Schwalrz, R. Deil, R. Deliaden. 4. Bob Foil, G. Kalinaski, Philip Hoover, Dick Nicholas, W. Mullins, H. W. Healy.

pershing rifles

FIRST ROW, lefl 10 righl: Fredric Pavelka, Dick Malhews, Louis Droesch, Robert Zerbe, SIeve Kain, Andrew Scislowski, John Verel, Heetor Dillamo, Donald Riddle. SECOND ROW: Tony Graeber, Mike Tarnowski, Joe Ragusa, Clement Elrick, Roy Wohlgemuth, Mike Romer. THIRD ROW: Mike Schimil, Joe leracilano, Don McPherson, Rene Affourtil, Frank Cedeno, Dick Diell, George Helrn.

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Left to right: 1. Dick Miller, Howard Klosterman, Omer Burger, Charles Kunrz, Tom Mick, Gary Fehrman, Tom Beech, Ron McGlinn. 2. Mr. Robert Wiechman, Bill Sabo, Tom Cunningham, Dale Smith, Frank Sissa, Jim Slim, Jo Ann Kalt, Mary Lou Westbrock, Elaine Edwards, Sweet Dreams, Sally Smiles, John lamberjack, Mort lichen. 3. John Dirck", Ray Robbeloth. Gene Amold, John Duchack, Gordon Bilbery. L. Hear, John Hogenkamp, Dave Kelly, Helmut Schafer. 4 . Walt Reiling, Jan ehromick.

LefT to right : 1. Seated, Fred Hibbeln. 2. Bill Reily, Jim Romer, Mallory Harling. 3. Ed Sabol, Bill Schneble, Roland Duell, Ray Kilcoyne, Dick Gross, Grant Deger, Par Smith, Gail Stickle, Gerry Dehner, Ed Luce, Jim Smith. 4. Ray Otero, John Hunt, Bythe Window, Henry Magnot, Tom Berger.

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Left 10 righl : 1. Dave Kraft, Gene Hekman, George Kuslchens, Dave Solar, Don BouqvOI, Norm Hom, John Boellinger, Ron Slrhchen. 2 . Dave Pope, Bernard Drurp, Ralph MacEldowney, G. Bell , Donald Fullam, James Curnyn.

techn-i-club

Left 10 righl : Cain, Karalevicz, Daniel, Meloney, Frye, Barry, Rospert , Bauer, Gaskill, Mr . Puckel, Clark, Simon, MoMs, Koch, Temple, Gehle, King.

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SEATED: Twinkle Longo, Gus We isler, Becky Bechtol, Barb Balsom. STANDING, Row 1. Norb Bates, Maverick, H. Willy Healy, J. Messenger, John Krol, Cvck Nash, R. Mullman, Mayor Greenburg, Tony, S. Fella, M. Payne, C. Duell, Fran Morris. 3 . Amos, Andy Burke, Ignod Schlob, Dave O'Connor, Charlie Rambler, Joe Slam, Tom Seller, The editor, Belgen Congo, Tom Mortimor, Paul Brain, Bear Animal, McGuire Sisters. Passer-By. Park Bench_

international club

FIRST ROW, left to right. George Inouye, Kanwar Aggarwal, Michael Inoue, Don Connor, Fr. Monheim, Dr. Harkenrider, Nick Argeros . SECOND ROW: Jorge Blanco, John Tschirhart, Mark Mergler, Michel Etienne, Jean Remy, Seiya Sakurai, Harry Tulleners. THIRD ROW: H. G. Mart inez, Jay Kapadia, June Jacobs, Sue Romie, Anita King, Henry Rupert, Eduardo Rocha . FOURTH ROW: Rafael Umana, Jorge Anibarro, Jorge Mendizabel, Carlos Mendizabel, Jorge Menendez, Herb Weinzerl , John Lamberiack. FIFTH ROW: Ken Smith, lrmhild Buller, Joann Simonton, Eileen Crowley, Celie Angerer, Emmanual Karam, Edgar Araish. SIXTH ROW: Erma Dosha, Alma Eruat, Margaret Ping, Jim Lkhon, Helmut Guetler, Albert Parsakian, George s<:ourtis.

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FIRST ROW, seated: Larry Ng, Bill Burger, George Vergamini, Bob Leahy. SECOND ROW: Bill Nyham, Louis Taromina, George Downey. THIRD ROW: Dave Hart, Tom Grogeian, Joh" Burger. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Delaney, Bamey Mahle, Tim Henessy, John Blust, Don Burkhardt, Jim Woolfelt, /<anwar Aggerwal, Prof. Neilson. STANDING, left to right: Bob Woolside, John Sugarik, J. Ransizie, Dave Smith, I. Wong, Ed. Brilt, George Menendoz, Lenny Bourdoin, Jack Casten gay, Mark Scherzinger, Dave Durbin, Jerry O'Hara, Bill Willidge, Jim Anderson, Jim Bennet, Dick Hawamura, Carlos Mendizadal, Jim Utz, Jim Cullitan, Bob Swartz, Ray Scheidler, Don Grey, Ron O'Bergefel, Dave Heiser, Mark Kelly.

math club

FIRST ROW, left to right: James Utz, Henry Mohlman, Tom Doerfler, Lawrence Kaiffe, Bob Schwartz, John Mcloskey, Dr. K. Schraut. SECOND ROW: Ted Flach, Charles Molt, J. Smith, Leon Vorst, Paul Dierker, J. Bohse, Peter liotino. THIRD ROW: Richard Hoffman, James Hogan, J. Lagnese, J. Goldschmidt, J. lienesch, Richard Rathsack, John Dowling.

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SEATED, lefl to right: Joe Moran, Ed Williams, C. Doebler, J. Adoly, K. Koverman. STANDING, left to right: J. Murtaugh, C. Riller, T. Kelly, L. Shanley, J. Spieles, D. Kalinowski, J. Corrireau, E. Littler, J. Walsh, f. Wobber, Mr. Springer.

secretarial club

1. Sue Hager, Jean Leedom, Mary Ann Weber, Joan Murphy, Els In't Veld, Maureen Murphy, Shelby McNeely. 2. Elaine Fosnot, Mona Lee Joseph, Judy Manker, Charlene Herz, Bobbie Kaser, Lynn Some.rs. 3. Jeannette Frantz, Stacie Bulugoris, Margie Moritz, Bobbie Smith, Sandi Spurgeon, Judith Miller. 4. Muriel Freeze, Charlotte Joseph, Charleen Sullivan, Kay Schaaf, Judy Stein. 5. Charlolle Harper, Terry Cerrito, Sarah Jane Medley, Penny Weller.

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1. Bob Slankard, Paul Rogowski, Don Sirillmaller, Dick Nonell, T. S. Eliot. 2. Bill Keenan, Bob Jenski, Frank Roccio, Bryan Hood, T. Building, E. Presley. 3. Vince Riccio, Willy Ward, Hop Cassidy, Zorro, T. Thumb, Fabian. 4. Tony, Smiley, Joe Moran, Art Lamb, Tall Paul.

vets club

Lefl 10 right: Dick Van Alia, Patrick Murphy, Chris Crisler, Paul Rail, Marty Plage. SECOND ROW, Frank Bonanno, Tom O'Neil, Jack Thein, Carroll Schmidt, Bill Rathburn, Chuck Riller.

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left to right: 1. Paul Taylor, Carole Toth, John Sugarik, Terry Szwarc. 2 . Bobbie Koenig, Kathy Zeleznik, Agnes Gooch, Aunt Maime, George Bates, C. Macrae, Nancy Jo Caito, Mary lloyd, Pat Meyers. 3. Joe Krupar, I. King, Joe Cleveland, W. McKinley, I. lee, Charles HofsleMer, W. M. Fangio, l. Erie, C. Browns, I. March. Dick Nicholas, Jim Brousil.

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education student council SEATED: Bette Ann Haley, Francis Longo, Ann Rawers, Rosalie Cosgrove, Jane Gagel . STANDING: Ed Szeman, Pal Connor, Carol Nomina, Jerry Rigol, Ann Evans, Dick Scheuermann.

SEATED: Mr. King, Wilma Reicher, Mary Jo O'Caliaghan, RO$e Byrd, Marcella Dawicke, Caroline Bauermeister, ' Mr. Steiner. STANDING : Dr. Droemer, Mr. Beauregard, Bill Fowkes, Francis Keane, Dick Dixon, Tom Kennedy, Bro . Ruppel, Bill Macbeth .

sociology club Left to right : Kenneth Smith, John Boch, Richard H. Lee, Mr. Versage, Rosalie Schraeder, Judy Jacobs, David Dunson .

dayton club 1. Nancy Hazlett, Jeanne Pllaum. 2. Ca/olyn Duell. 3 . Ronald Koesters, Jay Rose. 4 . J im Hoagan. M. Anlionetle, Burger. Sally Kuntz. 6 . Jim Liensch, Gilmore.

Bill Conger, L. Lovely Lyons, Flake Fell, Smith. E. Rosevelt, Sue Horstman, Mary M. Sherry Lawson . 5. Lou ie Kappizinski. Bill MJJry Kronauge. Sweet ie Ackerman, Julie

canton club 1. Ruth Grathwohl, Tom Hubert. Tom Mulcahy. Fran Paul. 2 . Frank Cole"i, Gary Pedro tty, Chuck Brubach. La rry Gottshall. Bill Evrard, Chas. Maverick.

columbus club 1. Ruddy August , Art Well rom, Ed Ferris, Judy Jacobs, Dave Dunson. Tom Austin, Dick Von AHa . 2. Jim DuBrul, Steve Igel, Don Conner, Dan Connor.

bluegrass club STANDING, lefl 10 righl : John Krvetzkamp, Ed Clark, Bill Whalen, Jim Howard, Jerry Middendorf, John Medley, Bert Higdon, John Karem, Joe Hagan, J im Ealon.

cincinnati club Lefl to right : 1. Don Heiler, Paul Mayer. Mark Scherzinger, Mary Schweilzer, Bob Corpstein, Norm Horn. SEATED : Ann Stark. C. Ehemann, Joan Neenan, Rita R. Sheila James, Jill Edleman, Janel Griffin. Mary Ann Cassel. STANDING: Just Jack, T. Schriedler, Bill Yee, Dan Finke. Ray Schnedler, Carl Welage, Funny Face .

woomar club 1. Bill Ciaccio, Gus Wunderly, Joe Salm, also Jim Poweski, member.

moderator; Pat 1220, chaplain ; Chuck Nash, comptroller; founder; Tom Moritz, janitor; John Messenger, member; ran. 2. Whitey Ryan, administrator; John Kroll, lover; sergeant路at-arms; Dave Burke, historian; Jerry Joseph,

keystone club 1. Fran Sweeney, Leilzinger. Donnelly .

Leibold, Leo Shanley, Herb Dietrick. 2. Charles Jim Riesmeyer, Tom McDonaugh, Dave Miller, Bob 3. AI Adkins, Chuck Cambria, Tony DiPietro, John 4 . Tom Smilh, Dave Schaffer, Tom Coyne.

hoosier club FIRST ROW, left 10 right : Dan Spilane, Bob Meyers, Jack McGinly, John F. Schneider, Lori Riley, Patrick Bergerson, Louis Behman.

illini club FIRST ROW, 1ef1 10 righl: Sandra Carlile, Judy Goelz, Jinny Bachner, Janice Wojlena. ROW TWO: Greg Wagner, Bob Black, Andy Ganlney, Gordon Lah, Clem Elrick, T. J. Molvihill. ROW 3: Don Glowe, Wyatt Earp, Dan Smaianick, Rich Mocny. ROW 4 : Tom Rain, John Maloney, John McCall

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hui-o-hawaii Alber. Pang, Dick Kawamura, Bro . Bel~, Rober. Caliboso, Melvin Lee. STANDING: Mann , Cadiz, Bello, William Lee, Larry Ng, Reg Lee , Paul Hgrig, Bill Yang . SECOND ROW : He, Millon Kam, Ed Bush , Randy Piltz, bra Hili, Art Ho.

butler county club FIRST ROW, left to righl: Don Smilh, Ron Knapp, Hugh Becker, Dick Scheurle . ROW 2 : Jack, Rosmarin, John Marr, Ron Anll!$, Frank Wilke, Leroy Huff. STAND ING: Bill Hogan, Moderator-Bro. Perko.

rifle club FIRST ROW, lefl 10 righl: Dave Leff, Tom McAliisler, Frank Maker, Howard Herolozer, Lou Die!. SECOND ROW: Mike Romer, Mike Sabola, Roger TOlh, Barney Dansock. THIRD ROW, Brad Clapp, Mike Madden, Bruce Morris, Bill Focke, Harold Harrigan, Sam Siout.

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Bowling G n ends Dayton's seven game nc w inning streak wi·f <l 25..0 victory. D,ly oo'!. d~te!l se exce ll ~d early in :h~ g ~m , as the first half ended w ith eit her eom scoring. UD's offense even penetrJted deepe r r. BG's, as thc Flyers came within six yards of a tour.hdowl1 late in ihe firs! h<llf. The second half was altogether different ,IS Bowl tng Green sc ed to have no trouble solving Dayton'!. defense, T c F~ lcons scored three quick touc.hdown and complelely dominated the se cr' half. The Flyers were unable to generate ony Iype of prolong ed drive even thou h Me! Smolek quarterbacked the team very VI II, comp leting 15 passes.

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The Flyers were shu t ou for Ihe -hire! time this year, 16·0 y the Xavier Musk eers. The Flyers had absol ul Iy nc runn ing atl,~ as f:.:!y ended :Jp with a 4 y rd rus:'ing J1gai r)$ Xavier's dggre,,"sive defe '15ivc Ii. e. The aed al rou'e proved rtot m uch better as they g ained Orl ty 45 yards. is was far fron un exce p tional team Xavier fie lded lonig h t, but whilt tney lucked in fee ball new-how th e y made up for with desire. The Flyers had some sta ndou s of their cwn in p,)t Connor . Em il Karas, Cliff Harest.:;d, Sieve Palenchi3r and Joe Tache.

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12.0CO fa r'S saw Holy Cross wi ~ hei r fou rth straigh g ame as Ihey s<o red on the fi~st pI y from scri mrn 9 11 37 yard pas!. ploy, to beat UD, 26·0. The F ;ye~ offense was hurt today wit 'he absence of Vince Palyan. gaining o~ly 11 yards throughou t')(! entire game. UD equalled a school reco rd by alte ptir~g 37 oasses. They comple ted on ly 14. Day an's defense held the Crusaders to midfield dU f ~ ng l110st of the second and third quarters. UD's top groundgainer was sophomore Jim McCarthy. I

UD 7, VILLANOVA 9 A Dild's day crowd, reduced to 2500 because of rain which fet l Ihroughou! the en ire centest, 5aw Smelek connect with Cyphers for <1 33 yard pass play, the frst score for either team, with /':07 gone in the first quar1er. Following the touchdown, Jerry R,)iff's a e mpted point after was wide of its mark. Most of -he ac:ion was centered if' 'he frst and las quarters. UD's o n ly 10 uch down came in the first quar1er and Villanova's safety and touchdown came in the last quarter .

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In the !.e(ond q uar er UD could ene ra lt"? only ~s far 6 ~ Ihe Villanovil ":6 and olthough V IIl':1I10V8 came much cle,t:r I路;} UD' gOGI. ( the 5 and 15) hey al!lo were unsuccessfu l III moving Ihe II. he turning poin cam , wh n w i h 2; 5 gone i the last qua lrt~, end UD hav ing Ihe bllil. four h ilnd 31 on I'leir o ....... n 2, CeilCr. Kerr elcded to give Villanova a safcly in lead of chancing a blocked punl and the pouiblli ly of I) Vi!llInova to uchdown. ,IiIIB noVlI go he safe Y. and Ihen wh en UD ~icked off. Villanova put ogetller it s o ne .sush ned d rive of the da y. On 13 plays, with Intr 1lbar~o!0 being Ihe main bal.1 Cil rri r, they scc)red the touchdown which gave them the margin of victory. The Flyer's t bell carrier was H8 rC~I/ld who was playing his fi rs, game as fullback.

UD 0, MIAl""1 34 The Flyers never gol' 0\1& ' ("~rge ScoWs fu nbac of the openinQ kickoff of 90 yards for Mia mi . Miam' scored anolher to uchdown on a punt retur lind rhree others 0 [1 i lercepled passes . Mi ami's offensive pu eh w 'a I"rou h Ihe olr todey liS UD's line d 'd a wonderful job containing Midn1i 's f erd nr~i hg allock . Edick, K,)rtls, Late!!. and lane played exceplion<lily well.

UD 7, DETROIT 27

De'roit sc.o red in every quar1er 10-

d a y to give Dayton i elg h loss of Ihe yehr. Delroi !Cored 'he first

n(!

time hey got b.1 11 0 1 () 41 yard drive. They scored la er aflef " UD p un died c n the ~O. A wild c n e r by UD gave "he . it safety and their other 2 touchdowns re'Sulied from UD f tJmbles. Day ton's lone touchdow n came ..", nen Jerry R itf 001;. /I la elr.)1 from Pat .Onnor and os sed a perlec pllSS 10 Tor y La ell on the De lroil 15 where Tony look i the rest of fhe way. Ra iff

converted.

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FIRST ROW, left to right : Jerry Huelsman, Jerry Schmidt, Bill Grieco, Milton Kam, Earl Spivey, John White, Dan laughlin, AI Owens, Pat O'Leary,. Frank Kosco. FOURTH ROW: Ron FIFTH ROW: George Hohman, Ralph Smedley, Ralph Harper,

Sullivan, Jim Thies, Bill Kucera, Ray Baumbick, Ralph O' Donnell. SECOND ROW: Joe Fran Gniazdowski, Mike Monaghan. THIRD ROW: Ed Buchanan, Jerry Hardt, John Koch, Bueter, Sam Trunzo, Dave Zapico, Bob Pema, Jerry Melzer, Joe Poelking, Ralph Zellers. Charles Cocuzza, Bill Belanich, Tim Ansberry.

SEASON RECORD

232

Cincinnati Frosh ________________________ 13

Miami Frosh ________________________________ 13

Detroit Frosh ______________________________ 15

Xavier Frosh _______________________________ 0

SEASON REVIEW

HERB DINTAMAN Fresh rnarl Coach

The 1958.59 baskelba ll s as n 196n wi ;h high hope; for the :- Iye r pl aye r ~ and f.ms bU I caullOU$ re~er v a 路 ro., by Coac:t"l Tom Blackbu rn. Th ~ophcm ore-s udded f:yer ~ beg an I e seaSO! with an u irnprc$!>ive 5&路50 triumph over their scrap V n ig h bors from Cen ral S'1I e. Unk owingly 10 mas ! UD f" Ihis COil e~.1 'N &~ 8n a inou sigr of t 1i ngs 10 COlliE!. In ar. i l!erview aher he g'ame, Coach B!ack burn ~ta lcd w h a~ mc SI fan~ were nol w lll ing 1o admit. tha t th's Fl y r l(lam was to b e ;nconSiS len!' nci he ir 0 he ma ny is ldk!!s ha l are ap~ 10 befall ,1 you ng ball c.lub. Regardl s of IHs d ,re prophecy he Fl yers ke pI ro lling a long wi h a 75.43 vic ory over I' 11655 II Siale oi I d:ana. T 1C hoopslers were hel" teslen by a n eq rally n ried ,'-Aial" Red 5kin five a! d Hank JoseiczVK'S /i \e ly ba e' a nd fit'le a I arou r.d plily e nabled he Flyers 10 emcrge Il. e v!clor, 54-50. N xl t' H,! hcmetcwr:ers recorded a no ne-IOO-irr- pre ssive 66. 53 tri um ph over Ih e S!el::.on H&lIc'5 from sun ,y Flori d a.

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he Te)(an~. ~Mbby d efel'\ (! WitS homb rd d by fr an k Case, ". hO$e 37 points led tr.e F ye r five 0 .-. 93-77 victory in a p e nom nllt shooling exh i i ion. Coae I Ed Oidd1e led tf'e M roons o f Eas tern Kel~lu::' y onfO rhe F yer hardwood and Day 0 ed ~!ed Ee lern 69-68 in a h t Y CO ested ball g8 e. Wilh six Slr<) ;, tho rne viclories the F! ycrs {lew to the big ci y with vis'ens of c pi ril"'g hei- firsl ECI\C holiday fesliv crCVJn. They started well enough with ilgg ress ivc ' Bc bby Jones coming through wilh 18 oi hi 20 points in Ihe secon d hl'llf, backing Frank Casc's 26 fer a hard foug ht 84-79 triumph over game vI Cul-

manned N'aga a. The il'evolable 'inally occurred hen 01'1 led , rcl'g SI. John'~ learn Ie a 76 63 co Ui" I ovm he Flyers. Du~h f ' 1"$$ agRCllgh-lolJgh UI qrl!5sive ers II ove the c(') ut' as well as cut of 3 t ird pla-::e iiI isn 'n Ihe I hi d y

JiJ~ 50 n

Fcs'iviJl by d fp-il ting c. . T lC Fly rs f und home g round no rno e

fr u ul il~ Be 0;:1 ,am Yc 9 be.:4 rnc re' ~econd srraigl t ' m rom the s te c! U'oh 10 d efeat Ih(.' Flyer;. Tne Coug ars lapped Ihe sliding

Fly ( • 70-6'). o yt 1 um~d to t!lp.i t a 5 7-47 V 1C ory ever CJesr.,.. TI)(,n I ey lourrey d 0 Ihe windy city f r IS ::0I1I!~:, 1 ·.·.d h JcPa;J1 and I"~ir ' igHy lo uted ot.lhomc( HoI,' '(. C~ I. They emerged v:c lorious. 6?-60, In a igh ' } II an'e '.vi h Terry Bockho I 's 18 poin lind mpre 5ive <hooti 9 ~ rrormanc.e . arli n thc I

~ y.

236

The F-Iv rs reTurncd home fe r .) Sdille w I dowr . r Ie rival , Xavier. Frlllr'l CII~e' ~ ci u" h foul shoot Ill. II'ld Joe Ke r-rrelly,s fi ~ bc I'ldi form en,l bfeci 'he rlye r , )'I '" ge lasl y .,( s IT delea' W II 60 56 v lo ry over Ji' J1 ~J.cC3 ffe y, H."nk Sf n . and Co Wale r l!'laugh! DaVlon fa ns of ' F ye~ ~. Ii i Iy fi nd ng a i lling c mbi alt n w r u .-kly d ispel!· when La riw ill' f ll ov irg Card 'nill", gave th(\ Fl . '~a sovnd 7fJ-~(~ t~ ping . Daylon conl inued in lre:r pa d .low w ays w ilh -3 67 5.~ !riumpil ever (;!r.i!.iLls of Buffa!o wi h r ;nk (lise hi i 26 po nl~ i, d ning 7 SIra :g I S end hal o ' , Fr "n~s

of Lorello, P f'sylvanlo. wil e !--ib i i ~ d d (. ~eorj ng louch impos l i m~ y 56·53 efedl on II Fly 1'$. rth r4nk • rcats q u c!ely deJ illen o~ iI Flycr up I oy bu d mg a 23 i ' second half lea . the bree In 10 an ea!.y 96-74 viclory over the out-mftnn d Flyers . The fabulous Bj .0, 0 car Ro risen , Ie h " 'l!:la rl y r?qv Ily fabu lcus in ~ in onc of Ih f ines overall eammalco;. w il;' 38 periorm" c~ of is · i1r r. 50 homore Ph 'l Du n· 'S ky's l;stl play and 19 han -ea ned poii'll!; heJ ped '0 g've F'y r ~a n$ co"fid ce of d bel • showing nexl YC<Jr . T c Flyers Ih(}r jourr.eyed '0 Oxford for II cenl with Iradilional rival M tarn ' in p ed ilnd pa rtislln Withrow Ccu n The Flyers oV<l rall performance '-"dS good bur poor foul shoo~ing plagued tht:m here a!. Tr

den

237

it had rr.any t:mes befora and Mia!Tli emerged a 72·68 v·ctor. Sophomore Bill Cramsey showed his metal in this game and tied Frar.k Case for high point hO!1ors with 17. The Flyers returned to ~heir winning ways with an 88·69 w ;o over DePaul. Frank CilS~ led tf'c way with 34 points ,md Wd$ h Iped with a 13 poin performance from Mike Allen, the senio' center returning to the lineup aTter 11 prolonged in ju ry. The Flyers next copped il h rd foug h coo'est from an ex· plosive, and well dr·lled Portland 'e3m, 66·57. The Flyer NIT hopes now loomed brighter but it seemed as if the prospective spring Irip f O New York depended on r"a o')ably impressive wins over Duquesne ard Louisville.

Dayton started off badly against Du· quesne as Bob Siobodnick and Bernie Matthews combined to overcome the Flyers. Phil Dubensky came dff the bench to fire in six straight shots but all for nought as the Daytonians fell, 65-58. The revenge motive was a strong in· centive for the Flyers to bounce back against Louisville and the home team seemed well on their way to victory afler building up a 27·18 lead. But Louisville's fine outside shooting broke up the Flyers zone a d the Cardinals came away with a 58·54 victory.

238

Coa I BI \ tai:ty Of Ihe • COr'

b m ...,Ias not 0 pip! Iy satisf ed wi!r the hospi ou ther') referees 1It INake F s . , ~ the Dcaco'1s

34 of !re'r 66

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FI e s. 66-57. !I. tch s-arled off on cl happier note wi ,,, .."He Allen scor'ng 20 p in lind leaning ~he Red ann Bt\;e ' 1111 impress ive 81-52

et ost tot a Iy inept D roit t· 11m. be t e Flyer5 lUI t ste of v'ctory in !he . 8-'59 se&l$on. The Toledo Rocke. ...dh " surcrising perform I"ce by vic!o ~ y cver

Detroi- w as

p ho ore George P t rscl'.

o iled t e 111$ 98me of t'"

year

before ~hc home fans ·.... i1h a 68-65 se~ cf t:'e F!yers. T;,e se, .n ended on a s"d no e o S Sobol' JCI es' 21 poi n t~ were not ugh:o offset the I'~ >; teer! a'e game ratly. ank "t ost of the year, s /) r~ cd fcr Xavier as S:eir., "dislIppoint he id i" 1 last ye r's NIT championshi p no Xavier came 'hrough w it" a 71-69 come back victory_ This WClS 110 an enfrely h, poy season for the Flyer team, coach cr f ~_ IncOl1 sis Cncy ar.n -Ilcxperien _ plag ed tl'te ~eam thrcugrcut tne yeitr hut the flas h~ of b rill:ance •.... h-ch the Flyers showed at infreq I'll i )'ervals during the year hold p rom:se for much, mu 1 better resul)lts in the near future. An outstanding f res l mOrl tellm led by Gary Roggenburk, Tommy Halton, and Norm Schm otzer mdY add 'he needed b,)I.,nce and ouhde 5cori 9 pur-cl1 . Here'!, to brightcr horizons fcr tf e '59-'60 F vcr hoops'ers ard well, how

any times::dn one team losc the NIT final.

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SECOND ROW: Tom So,il;', Shelden

FRESHMAN RECORD

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76 77 70 75 69 98 AO

86 101

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45 M 65

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67 61

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54 90 51 67 63

62 61

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2.. 9

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SEASON RECORD

232

Cincinnati Frosh ________________________ 13

Miami Frosh ________________________________ 13

Detroit Frosh ______________________________ 15

Xavier Frosh _______________________________ 0