U. of D. News

WALTER STEFFEN, '39 . . Editor-In-Chief

WILLIAM O'CONNOR . . . . . . . . . . Associate Editor

JAMES SCHWERING .... . ..... Associate Editor

TYRUS WINTER ....... . ..... Associate Editor

JAKE BAKER . ... . .... . ... Sports Editor

JOHN CHALMERS . .... . ... News Editor

HENRY ENDERS ................... . . News Editor

Mary K. Herold, Mary McMurtrie, Donald Coan, Eugene May, Jacob Baker . . . . . . . . . . Columnists

Jeanne Mclaughlin, Patricia Snapp . . ....... . ......... Copy Editors

June Richart, Alma Braun . . . .... .. ......... Feature Writers

Marjorie Coffman, Margaret Ann Mess ... . ..... . .. Artists

Reporters

Grace Aylstock

Mary Graziano

Clem Young, Jr. Clarke Kirby

Marijane Spitler

Betty Jane Israel

JAMES A CONNELLY, A. B., '35

GEORGE F. KOHLES, S. M., M. A. .

William Jergens

Joseph Stoecklein

Dick Egger

Mary Towne

Bill Henke

Emil Bocok ....

Business Manager . .. Faculty Advisor

Exponent

Marking an epoch in its long history, the Exponent celebrated its thirty-fifth anniversary of continuous publication with the January issue which carried elaborate features honoring founders and past editors, and calling attention to the progress made since the magazine's inception as the pioneer campus publication in December, 1902. Despite the fact that other publications have usurped some of its earlier functions, the Exponent remains the symbol of creative writing on the Dayton campus.

Though retaining its literary tone, the Exponent since last October has taken on a more journalistic appearance. Two editorial sections, "The Editor's Soap Box" and "Feminine Philosophy," the latter conducted by Alma Braun and both treating current events on the world newsfront, were inaugurated.

The executive editorial staff, under the leadership of Jim Martin, included Dan Hobbs, Alma Braun, Chrissoula Economides, Marguerite Parrish, Ambrose Nakao, William O'Connor, Marijane Spitler, Eugene May, Walter Steffen and Jake Baker. David Israel again was the one-man business staff, while Brother Thomas J. Price, S.M., discharged the function of faculty advisor.