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Eft BETA THETA CHAPTER OF KAPPA ALPHA

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ST. LOUIS, MO.

April Fool To the Editor of the Kappa Alpha Journal. Dear Brother:

Beta Theta chapter started off the year in splendid shape and is recognized as the leader on the campus. We are running neck and neck with S. T. fi. to see which one can give the most dances. We are quite a bit of neck ahead.

We took in ten normal boys during pledge season, but are not expecting much of them; in fact, we would be quite surprised if they amounted to a whoop. With a great deal of outside help (in- cluding that of Brother Clifford of Pralma in selecting the judges) our loyal members won the cup given for the best act in Pralma Vodvil.

Brother "Efficiency" McCoy has become a public nuisance as editor of the yearbook. As in years past, our chapter has a splendid showing of athletes. Sister Kaho, who has been working vigorously on the fall styles, announces that the waist-line will be two inches higher next fall. (Brother Turner disagrees.)

Brother Zinsmeyer reports that his shows are attaining a much higher degree of success than those of last year. His Thyrsus one-acts were superb. His musical comedy showed the results of the months of hard work he spent on it, and his annual was another star in his crown.

Brother Willhite is thinking about Marryin'. Brother Taussig has been elected president of the chapter Spree Club. The club will hold its regular Saturday evening rehearsals at 9900 South, he announces.

House Manager Turner has been able to give up his sandwich tours, as the chapter's finances, despite Brother Turner, have improved considerably. There are no outstanding debts at present.

Fraternally yours, James Britt,

Grand Muckamuck.

April 14th 1927

March 28th 1927

THETA XI IOTA CHAPTER

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Editor, The Theta Xi Quarterly, St. Louis, Mo. Dear Brother:

Iota chapter started off the year in splendid shape and is recognized as the leader on the campus. We are upholding the tradition of old Iota in having at least one big campus office each year. Al- though we may not be heard from very much, the chapter is still active, at least, we think it is.

Iota, Washington University.

BETA THETA PI ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ST. LOUIS, MO.

Editor-in-Chief, The Beta Theta Pi, Springfield, 111. Dear Brother:

We still have Brother Cunliff. Alpha Iota chapter started off the year in splendid shape and is recognized as the leader on the

campus. The assistance of our alumni in connection with Pralma Vodvil was conspicuous by its absence this year. In fact, the act was dirtier than usual. We still have Brother Cunliff.

Brother Conrades is again an outstanding member of the varsity nine and expects to be elected captain. Brother Conrades was formerly connected with Student Life, the newspaper of the university. We still have Brother Cunliff.

Brother Marshall is paying his fraternity dues by delivering nightly lectures on "That Interest- ing Period of Czecho-Slovakian History from 4 a. m. to 7:30 a. m." We still have Brother Cunliff.

Brothers Jackes, Woods, and E. B. McDonald, the latter an alumnus, are taking a trip to China when school is over. While there, in addition to offering the services of Beta Theta Pi in settling the international imbroglio there, they will install Hop Wu Chapter of our most noble order at Wun-Hung-Lo University.

The rest of the boys are still in school, but have done nothing worthy of mention. Fraternally,

Franklin Jackes, President.

P. S. Bert Cheatham was elected captain of the ball team. (We still have Brother Cunliff.)

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We're not having much of a year. No news. Hope things will pick up when we get into the new house.

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ALPHA TAU OMEGA WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

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Editor, The Palm, Champaign, 111. Dear Palmist:

Missouri Delta Zeta started off the year in splendid shape and is recognized as the leader on the campus. A sudden madness swept our campus recently, and everyone rushed to get into houses. Missouri Delta Zeta retained her customary conservative outlook on the world and stuck to the humble abode in Tower Hall.

We are very fortunate in having among us this year Brother Bruno, the only man who ever made Thurtene without a single activity. Brother Alt distinguished himself in "Rosita," this year's musical comedy, and the way in which he spoke his line, "My Gawd, what was that!" will go down in history.

In Brother Eckert we have at last got a full captain of the basketball team. Along with Brother Bruno, we have another celebrity in Brother Knight, who as manager of the varsity baseball team received a letter during a year when that sport was abolished in the Valley. Withal, a smart bunch of lads.

Affectionately yours, Douglas Gibson.

ZETA BETA TAU ALPHA XI CHAPTER WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

SAINT LOUIS April 10th 1927

Editor-in-Chief, The Zeta Beta Tau Quarterly. Dearest Editor:

Alpha Xi chapter started off the year in splendid shape and is recognized as the leader on the campus.

We are very fortunate in having Brother Eichenbaum back this year to head the chapter. We are also extremely fortunate in getting Brother Eichenbaum back to serve as house manager. We have many men holding important positions on the campus; for instance, there is Brother Eichenbaum, who as a member of Pralma and in many activities has distinguished himself. The chapter, although it is not generally known, controls Student Life, through having as business manager of that paper one of its members, namely, Brother Eichenbaum.

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COLONEL BOORSTIN For the last twenty-five years, yes, since the

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The Colonel is an authority on campus history and tradition. He has seen customs created and abolished, and the constant flow of students through the portals of the Univer- sity has made the Colonel a large number of acquaintances among the alumni throughout the City. The Colonel's years of experience and uninterrupted service have made him a fixture of the University. He says that the students know him as "The Colonel, the freshmen are afraid of him, the sophomores hate him, the juniors love him and the seniors call him their friend."

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Abrahams, Ethel 108 Administration 25 Aff, Frank 62 Alehemyst Club 217 Aldrich, Mack 85 Alpha Alpha Gamma 298 Alpha Chi Omega 347 Alpha Chi Sigma 362 Alpha Epsilon Phi 353 Alpha Kappa Kappa 369 Alpha Kappa Psi 363 Alpha Omega Alpha 289 Alpha Tail Omega 317 Alpha Zeta Pi 296 Alt, Quentin P 41 A. I. E. E 212 A. S. M. E 213 Anderson, Erwin ... .81 Anderson, Mary 62 Anderwert, Gene A. . . 41, 188 Arbetter, Esther 41 Arbogast, Emilyn 41 Architectural Society 216 Arensmeyer, Florence 108 Art School Activities 256 Art Students Association 110 Art School Bal Masque .264 Ashbaugh, Mildred . .41 Ashburn, Claude .92 Askev, Philip 62 Athletic Council 116 Austen, Emerson 62 Avis, Clarence 41 Ayars, Helen .62

Bachelder, Bernice 62 Bachelder, Lucy ... 41 Baer, David 61, 85 Baer, Julian . . .41 Baer, Roland 156 Bahn, Eugene . . . 88 Baker, Constance .... ...41 Balfour, William 92 Band 244 Barker, Eva .41 Barron, Jack ■ .81 Bartlett, Mary Helen 62 Bartlett, Dr. W. M 31 Baseball 149 Baseball Team 150,151,152 Basketball 135 Basketball Squad 136 Basketball, Women's 178 Bass, McLain 41 Bassett, Robert B. . . 41 Bauer, Harry . . 41 Bauer, Virginia 62 Bausch, Doris 41 Beall, Richard van 62 Bean, Francis 42 Beardslee, Clara 62 Beardsley, Mary 81 Becker, Elizabeth 42 Becker, John 42 Becker, Milnor 42 Becker, Virginia 42 Beckers, Carl 62 Beckman, N Albert 42 Begeman, Lucile 42 Behrens, William 92 Beimes, Addie 62 Belcher, Fred 62 Bennett, Miss Bertha 168 Benson, Maurice 80,81 Bergmann, John 42 Berkenbosch, Henderika 62 Berryman, George . .63 Bersche, Cornelia 42 Beta Gamma Sigma 292 Beta Theta Pi 305 Bierman, Norman 85 Birge, Robert 63 Birr, Alice 63 Black, Robert A 42 Blackburn, Frances 63 Bleakney, Mary Ellen 63 Block, Johanna 42 Block, Louis 81 Bloy, Isabella 63 Boedeker, Carol 42 Boeger, Walter ...63,202 Boggiano, Stephen 81 Bollinger, Russell 132 Bollinger, Will .63 Booth, Agnes 108 Borngesser, Mildred 42 Bowen, Helen 102 Bowling, Anita 63 Bowman, Paul 63 Boylan, Lucy 102 Bradburn, Hubert 92 Brandhorst, Arnold 99 Brendecke, Oliver 42,118 Brenner, Robert 158 Brewer, Earl 92 Brewer, Leland 63 Brice, Norman 43 Brigham, Ruth . . . 43

INDEX Britt, Ardelle 63 Britt, James T 43 Britt, Steuart 63 Britton, Dorothy 108 Brod, Helen 43 Broderick, Ada 104 Bronenkamp, Jean 63 Brookings, Robert S 26 Brown, Charles 64 Brown, Elizabeth 64 Brown, Walter .76,128 Brownlee, Thomas J 85 Bruno, Grey 64 Buchanan, John 62 Buchroeder, Evelyn 108,110 Buercklin, Ira 99 Bullman, Gale 120 Burch, Oscar 43, 132 Burkhardt, Jack. . . . . 81, 202 Buss, John 43

Campus Views 9 Campbell, Maude 43 Cannady, Edward 43 Carlisle, Martha 64 Carlisle, Rosalie 64 Carr, Ruth 77 Carrier, Mary Jane 64 C. E..Trip 255 Chamberlin, Dorothy 43 Chambers, Ella May 102 Chandler, Maude 43 Chappell, Thula J 102 Chapel Choir 245 Chaplin, Elise 43 Chasey, Austin 64 Cheatham, Bert 81, 152 Cheerleaders 118 Chi Delta Phi 333 Chi Zeta Chi 266 Claiborn, Louie 92 Classes 39 Claus, Amy 64 Claus, Walter 43 Cleats 174 Clifford, Clark 85,154,240 Closs, Madeleine 43 Clymer, William 64 Co-ed Vodvil 234, 260 Cohen, Sol 64 Cohn, Lawrence 157 Cohn, Ralph 43 Cole, Fred 44 Cole, Herbert 44 Cole, John 44 Cole, June 64 Coleman, Walter 44 Coller, Genevieve 108 Collimation 214 Collins, Clyde 123 Comfort, Dorothea 40,44 Commencement 249 Conrades, Ralph 44,150,190 Conrath, Fred 44 Conroy, Bernard 65 Constance, Roger 64 Conyers, Buell . . .99 Conzelman, Dorothy 64 Cook, James 44 Corn, Joseph 88 Cramer, Esther . . . .44 Crane, Harry 88 Cranston, Robert 44 Crawford, Earl 85 Crippen, Katherine 64 Crook, Leo 97 Cross, Helen 44 Crowe, Carol 65 Cullen, Charles 31 Cullenbine, Clair 85 Culler, Nedra 65 Cunliff, Albert 88 Cunningham, Abigail 108

Davis, Alfred 65 Davis, Edith 108 Davis, Esther 102 Davis, John E 120, 134, 149 Debatin, Marie 44 Debating 200, 270 Dehlendorf, Dorothy 65 Delta Delta Delta 355 Delta Gamma 343 Delta Pi Omega 372 Delta Sig Club 215 Delta Sigma Delta 371 Delta Sigma Rho 294 Delta Theta Phi 359 Denby, Don B 44 Denison, Grace 32 Dental Class, Senior 96 Dental Class, Junior 98 Dental Class, Sophomore 99 Dental Class, Freshman 100 Dental School, view 266 DeWitt, Gertrude 44 Diehm, Helen 378 Dirge 192

Doerner, Russell 88 D'Oench, Gene 97 Dolson, Charles 65 Donihoo, Bernice 45 Dorris, George 65 Douay, Gaston 28 Drake, Cecil 126 Drama 229 Drash, Everett 92 Driscoll, Helen 65 Driskill, Mary 102 Dubail, Donald 81 Duff, Cecil 97 Duffy, Nellie ... 102 Duncan, Charles 45 Duncan, George Jr 65,121 Dunlap, Robert 87 Durnell, Ethel 45 Dyer, George 84, 85

Eaken, Norman 45 Early, Frank 45 Eason, Ralph 45 Eberle, Helen 61,65 Eckert, Lorraine 85, 139 Edmunds, Dr. W. P 115 Eichenbaum, Charles 85, 190 Eilers, Arthur 156 Elam, Albert 81 Ellern, Hilda 102 Eliot, William 202 Elioot, Choice 133 Eisner, Oscar 97 Engelsmann, Elsa 66, 188 Erman, Bernice 45, 191 Evans, Dorothy 45 Evans, George 45 Evans, Thomas 81 Ewing, Charlotte 108 Ewerhardt, Jane 66

Fainsod, Merle 66, 189 Faris, James 81 Faudi, Susan 45 Fay, Claudine 45 Features 249 Feller, Waldemar 45 Fenton, Edith M 28 Fenton, John 45 Ferris, Frances 45 Ferris, Marie 46 Ferry, Newell 88, 121 Fidler, Eleanor 66 Field House Events 270 Finke, Elmer 85 Fireside, Carl 46 Fischer, Erwin 81 Fischer, Frederick 81 Fischer, George 66 Fischer, Theodore 96 Fisher, Evelyn 42 Fisher, Harry G 99 Fisher, Henry 92 Fitzsimmons, Margaret 46 Fleming, Helen 46 Folmar, Robert 66 Football H9 Football Squad 121 Fortney, Arthur 92 Foulis, Eleanora 46 Foulis, Ronald 81 Franklin, James 66 Fraser, Alan 82 Fraternities 299 Frazier, Eloise ■ ■ 108 Freshman Class 77 Freshman Commission 205 Freshman Football 134 Freshman Prom , 264 Freshman Sophomore Fight 272 Freyermuth, Florence 46 Fritschle, Jerome 66 Funsch, Mildred 46

Gaetner, Theresa 105 Gallagher, Frances 102 Galloway, Dorothy 46 Gamm, Carol - ■ ^46 Gamma Eta Gamma 361 Gamma Phi Beta 345 Gardner, Catherine ■ 105 Gates, Mary 46 Gaus, Russell .66 Geers, Ferguson . . .88 Geraci, Michael ...92 Gibson, Douglas . . .46 Gilbert, Jill 66 Gilbert, Laurence 82 Gildehaus, Arthur ...66 Gilmore, John 85 Gleick, Caroline .... . . .46 Glenn, Frank 92 Glohn, Frances 105 Goldman, Maxine 66 Goodlett, Ross 46 Goodlett, William 92 Goodman, Alexander 82 Goodman, Jonathan 93

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Haas, Emil 47 Hack, Edwin 47 Hadley, Carleton 85, 193, 241 Hadley, Herbert S 27 Haefner, Mildred 47 Haeger, Leonhard 67 Hafner, Katherine 47 Hageman, Fred 147 Hagerle, Loren 67 Haggenjos, Jean 47 Haley, Lester 47 Hall, Elizabeth 47 Hall, Harry 67 Hall, Captain John R 112 Hallam, Elizabeth 108 Haller, Imogene 47 Halter, Helen 47 Hancock, Elizabeth 67 Hanley, Ruth 48 Hann, Roy 67 Hannibal, Arthur 67, 130 Hardcastle, Dorothy 48 Harding, Paul K 67, 124 Harding, Robert 67 Hare and Tortoise 222 Harm an, Frances 68 Harnett, Genevieve 48 Harrington, Milton 48 Harris, Elizabeth 68 Harris, Mary 48 Hart, Eugenia 48 Hart, Estella 102 Hartmann, Maurice 48 Hasner, Edith 68 Hatchet, 1928 186 Hayes, Alfred 122 Hayes, Dorothy Oth 277 Hecht, Marjorie 48 Heideman, Homer 156 Heidenreich, Harry 93 Heilburn, Freda 48 Henrich, Alfred 93 Heinrich, Richard 143 Held, Edmund 82 Helfensteller, Erna 48 Heller, Helen 48 Heller, Dr. Otto 29 Helston, Maurice 82 Hemker, Forrest 82 Hencken, Lionel 48 Hencken, William 108 Henckler, June 48 Henning, Eleanor 40, 48 Herbert, John 68 Hermann, Nova 49 Herr, John 49 Herring, Margaret 49 Herzog, Peter 49 Higgins, Clinton 93 Higgins, Robert 120 Hikers 224 Hilliker, Olive 68 Hix, Ervilla 49 Hobbs, John 93 Hockey 171 Hodgin, Caryl 104 Hoefer, Walter 68 Hoffman, Gerald 127 Hoffmann, Russell 82 Holloway, Hope 49 Holman, Russell 49 Holtgrewe, Kenneth 49 Homecoming 250, 251 Honorary Fraternities 281 Hood, Ralph 68 Hopkins, Bert 49 Hoppe, Louis 49 Horn, Arthur 109 Horwitz, Edith 49 Horton, Gertrude 109, 110 Hott, Ella 102 Howell, Wilbur S 201 Hughes, Dr. Arthur L 30 Huskinson, Charles 85 Hussey, Mildred 102 Hutchinson, Gene 49 Hutton, Frank 40, 49, 135, 137

Icicles 226 Ingamells, Dwight D 82, 120, 134 Intramural Athletics 159 Intramural Staff 160 Intramural Trophy 161 Intramural, Women's 182 Israel, Ruth 109

INDEX Jackes, Franklin 82 James, Dr. George 0 29 Jenison, Preston 76 Jennkins, Margaret 49 Johanbacke, Bruce Johnson, Arthur 82 Johnson, Ellery 68 Johnson, Virginia 50 Jones, Arthur 68 Jones, Augustin . . .68 Jones, Jenner 93 Judge, Charles 88, 189 Junior Class 61 Junior Prom 265

Kane, Clifford 93 Kaplin, Ivan 68 Kappa Alpha 315 Kappa Alpha Theta 339 Kappa Kappa Gamma 349 Kappa Sigma 307 Karst, Mina 50 Kelly, Frederick 50 Kempster, Ernest 50 Ken Mair 199 Kieckers, Ernest 50 Kieffer, Ethel 102 Kilduff, Raymond 93 Kinder, Robert .82 King, Thomson 50 Kirkpatrick, Ben 50 Kissack, Alfred 88 Klein, Fanny 50 Kleykamp, Edythe 50 Klene, Benjamin 82 Klobasa, Edward 88 Knapp, John 69 Knight, Robert 50 Koeh, Corrine 69 Koechig, Kenneth 69 Koelle, Ruth 50 Koelling, A. E 50 Koeneke, Irene 93 Kooser, Parke 88

^Kopolow, Albert 50 Kottmeier, Ernest 69 Kottmeier, Merrill 69 Krafft, Dorothy 109 Krautter, Louis 69 Krenning, William 77 Kruckemeyer, Martha 50 Krummrich, Herbert 51 Kuehne, Richard 69 Kurz, Ralph 129, 142

Ladd, Dorothy 51 Lamke, Edwin 69 Lamke, G. W 32 Landau, Lillian B 51 Landau, Lillian D 51 Landau, Sadae 51 Lange, Francis 69 Lantz, Jeanette 274 Law Class, Senior 80 Law Class, Middle 84 Law Class, Junior 87 Law, School of 79 Lea, Richard 97 League of Women Voters 221 Lebens, Jean 69 Lecoutour, Clifford 69 Ledbetter, Calvin 51, 146, 157 Lee, Sidney 69 Lehmberg, Gail 70 Leslie, Charles 93 Leslie, Lucille 105 Lewis, Susan 51 Libman, Meyer 124 Lief, Sam 51 Lincoln, Dorothy 51 Linneman, Francis 82, 240 Lippincott, Daniel 70 Lippman, Dorothy 70, 193 Liss, Erwin 51 Little Theatre 232, 233 Livers, Louise 51 Lock and Chain 286 Lock and Chain Dance 264 Loeb, Dr. Isadore 28 Lohman, Eugene 72 Lohrding, Thies 128, 140 Lorenz, William 70 Lowe, Clotilde P 51 Lowry, Irvin 52 Luecking, Charles 86 Lueking, Herman 70

Mack, Stella 102 Mackenzie, Dr. William R 30 Mahan, Robert 119, 122 Manegold, Audrey 52 Mansheld, Jessie 97 Mansfield, William 70 Margolin, Abraham 89, 189 Marriott, Dr. William McKim 30 Marsh, Sam A 32 Marshall, Dr. Thomas M 28 Marshall, Willis 157

Marston, Eleanor 52 Mason, Charles 61, 70 Massengale, Jane 70 May Day 238 McArdle, Meade 70, 156 McBride, Ann 103 McCarroll, John . .87,89,121,126,140 McClure, Donald J 70, 189 McCoy, Frederick W 70, 186 McCourt, Walter E 29 JcCutchan, Henrietta 71 McDonald, Jack 86, 131, 145, 146 McFarland, Helen 52 McGeoch, Dr. J. A 31 Mcllvin, June 103 McKenzie, Grant 98 McKee, Van Truman 97 McLean, Emily 52 McMaster, Dr. Leroy 30 McMillen, James H 32 McNellis, Genevieve 71, 186 McSherry, James 77 Medicine, School of 91 Meinberg, William 71 Meisel, Lawrence 71 Men's Council 36 Men's Dormitory Council 218 Men's Pan-Hel Council 336 Merton, Sibley 71, 188 Metscher, Albert 93 Meyer, Arthur 109 Meyer, Dyke 52, 158 Meyer, Lynn 82 Meyerson, Harold 52 Middleton, Jesse 52 Military .111 Miller, Edna 103 Miller, Gay 52 Miller, Harley 133 Miller, Helen 52 Miller, Virginia 52 Miller, William 97 Milligan, Marguerite 103 Millstone, Isadore 52, 157 Miltenberger, June 71 Missouri Valley Glee Club Contest. . . . 247 Mitchell, John 71 Miyamoto, Kazuo 39 Mizzou Trip 252, 253 Modemar 219 Moffett, Leslie 71 Moberg, Carl 99 Monroe, Milton 86, 192 Moore, Dr. George T 31 Morgens, Ruth 80, 82 Mortas Board 283 MSS 210 Mueller, Ruth 53 Mueller, Walter 53 Murray, Katherine 53 Music 239 Musical Comedy 241, 248 Myers, Mary 53

Napier, Robert 40, 53 Neely, Matie 104 Neilson, William 93 Neuhoff, C. Sidney 80, 82 Neuman, Henriette 71 Newhouse, Robert 89, 202 Nicholls, Stanley 53 Niemann, Ervin 53 Niess, Oliver 93 Nitzschmann, Mercedes 53 Noah, Ardath 53 Nooter, Olga 53 Nu Sigma Nu 364 Nursing Class, Freshman 105 Nursing Class, Sophomore 104 Nursing, School of 101

Odor, William 53 Oesterle, Lucille 53 Ohle, Ernest L 28 Old Washington University 17 Omicron Delta Gamma 293 O'Neal, Harold 94 Organizations 197 Osborne, Lucile 168 Ozburn, Glenn 98

Papendick, Gustav 71 Parker, Alfred C 109, 110 Parsons, Jane 71 Pearlstone, Millard 83 Peppers 207 Pegram, Tom 54 Peze 225 Peterson, Fluett 54 Pfeifer, Carl 54 Phi Alpha Delta 360 Phi Beta Delta 325 Phi Beta Pi 365 Phi Chi 368 Phi Delta Phi 358 Phi Delta Theta 301 Phi Mu 351 Phi Rho Sigma 367

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Phi Sigma 288 Philips, Dorothy 54 Philippi, Jane 109 Phillips, Wendell 83, 194 Phillips, John 89 Pi Beta Phi 341 Pi Kappa Alpha 321 Picauet, Naomi 54 Pilcher, Ruth 54 Pipkin, Garrett 140 Pleiades 170 Ponier, Frank 71 Porter, Miss Esther 168 Posey, John ' 54 Power, James 72, 158 Pralma Honorary Society 282 Pralma Vodvil 235, 262 Professional Fraternities 357 Protzmann, Irma 54 Psi Delta 329 Publications 185

Quadrangle Club 240, 241 Quadrangle Club Concert 246 Queens 273 Queen Marie Reception 269 Quellmalz, Louise 54 Quest, Eleanor 72 Quickert, Erwin 76 Quinby, Lyal 54

Rabenau, Catherine 54 Radford, John 55 Rahing, Melba 54 Raith, Russell 55 Ranck, Margaret 103 Rapp, Homer 72 Rau, Leona ^ Rauth, Edmund 96,97 Rebstock Hall Dedication 254 Reed, Martin 72 Reid, Aubrey 72 Reid, James 72 Reim, Ruth 109 Reingruber, Florence 86 Rendlen, Branham 89 Reusser, Helena 103 Revelle, Carl 72, 191 Rice, Freeland 96, 97 Richeson, Samuel 86 Rickert, Chapman 125 Ricketts, Marjorie 55 Riedel, Theodore 55 Rippetoe, William 72, 141 Robbins, LeRoy S 188 Robertson, Robert 72 Robinson, Lawrence 99 Rosen, Ralph 55 Rosenwald, Robert 55 Rosetto, John 129 Rossi, Charlotte 276 Rush, Mary 109 Russell, Alfred 72 Russell, Leon 97 Ruth, Frances 55 Ryall, Herbert 83 Ryan, August 55 Rylander, Carl 94

Saint Fatima's Day 257 Saint Louis Law Review 194 • Saint Louis School of Fine Arts 267 Sager, Alice 55 Sankey, Virginia C 72, 186 Sawyer, Dorothy 55 Sanders, Clarence 154 Scabbard and Blade 287 Scarab 295 Schaberg, Roy 55 Schaefer, John 56 Schaefer, Roma 72 Schaper, John 56 Scharf, Nettie 73 Schattgen, Helen 56 Sehiek, Milford 56 Schildknecht, Henry 73 Schmedtje, Elsa 109, 279 Schmidt, Eleanora 94 Schmitz, Helene 73, 233 Sehoenthaler, Georgia 73 Schramm, Norma 56 Schroeder , Carl 56 Schulman., Maurice 86 Schwartz Willard 94 Schwarz, Casper 73 Schweick, Janet 56 Scott, Campbell 56 Scurlock, John 98 Seibel, Dorothea 73 Seibel, Karl 73 Seidel, Alice 56 Seiler, Grace 56 Selby, Sarah 56, 193 Seltzer, David 56 Senior Class ,„•,— Senne, George 61, 73, 12o Shakesperean Play 237 Sharpshooters 220

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Shaw, Earl 57 Shaw School of Botany 57 Shepardson, Rosina 57 Shepherd, Barney 97 Shikari 297 Shipley, Dr. Frederick W 29 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 303 Sigma Alpha Mu 319 Sigma Chi 309 Sigma Lambda Epsilon 184 Sigma Nu , 311 Sigma Tau Omega . . . .' 331 Sigoloff, Charles 155 Simpson, Julian 73 Smith, Abigail 94 Smith, Alta 57 Smith, Audrey 103 Smith, Holmes 30 Smith, Irma 73 Smith, James 57 Smith, Marion 89 Smith, Robert 57, 190 Smith, Sidney 89, 155 Soccer 175 Solar, Irvin - 97 Sommers, Albert 57 Sophomore Class ...... 76 Sophomore Vigilance Committee . . 208 Sophomore Party 264 Sororities 337 Sparling, Lowell 86 Spathelf, David 73 Specht, Gerald 73 Spellman, Dorothea 74 Spellman, John -57 Spence, Julia 57, 298 Squibb, Joe 74 Staford, Paul 83 Stahl, Jack 57 Stallings, Minnola • 94 Stanford, Carl . . .57, 135,138,151 Stanford, Jerome 141 Stanford, Julia 103 Stark, James 83 Steiner, Alexander 57 Steinmeyer, Arline 57 Stevens, Dr. George 28 Stevenson, Philo 32 Steuber, Irene • ■ • -74 Stewart, Frances ■ ■»* Stewart, Maurice 83, 194 Steyermark, Al 58 Stifel, Elva ■ -74 Stimson, Edward 58, 202 Stoeppelman, Adrienne 58 Stoffregen, Carl 40, 58 Stoker, Mary 74 Stcne, Aytchmonde P 89 Stone, Jesse 89, 74 Straub, Walter 58 Straub, Ralph 74 Straube, Lindell 97 Strauss, David 83 Stuart, Ruthe 58 Student Government 33 Student Life J90 Stump ■ Iff Sturbois, Otis 86 Summer, Hymie -So Summers, W. H 160 Swanson, Harvey -58 Swimming 15b

Tadpoles 227 Tanea ' ' h, Tank, Myron -94 Tanner, Gretchen 103 Tatman, Elizabeth 58 Tau Beta Pi 290 Tau Kappa Epsilon AlA Tau Pi Epsilon 291 Taussig, William 74 Tennis 154 Ternion 285 Theta Xi 313 Thomas, Jack 74 Thomas, Dr. Lewis F 31 Thompson, Harry 74 Thompson, James 74 Thompson, John 58 Thornton, Mary 58 Thrasher, Earl 83 Throop, Dr. George R 32 Thurtene 284 Thrysus ■ 230 Thrysus Annual 236,258 Tibbs, Donna 103 Tibbs, Dorothy 103 Timmerhoff, Florence 74 Tompkins, David 89 Torrance, Grant 74, 189, 191 Towle, Mary 58 Track 145 Trampe, Waldo 74 Tramps 223 Tureen, Louis 94 Turley, Capt. Robert E 112 Turner, Anne 103

Turner, Marie oHn5 Turner, Warren 83, 194

Ulen, Louise 75 Ullman, David _83 Univee Surkuss 270 Unruh, Robert 58,240 Upson, Walter L 31 Urban, Catherine 59

VanOrnum, John L 28 Vesper, Walter 75, 131 Vierheller, Marguerite 59 Vierheller, Phillip 99 Vierling, John • n»6 Views 9. 266 Volkmann, Edith 59 Volleyball 181 VonAlmen, John

"W'Club 117 "W" Women 1»3 W. A. A. Board 169 Wackher, Richard 59 Wager, Charles 86 Wagner, Charlotte 59 Waite, Richard -75 Wallbrunn, Emma 109 Waller, Thornton 75 Walsh, John 89 Walton, Franklin 94 Warnock, Donald ■" Washingtonian • ■ 195 Waterous, Chester 86, 23U Waters, George 99 Wearen, Elizabeth 75 Webb, Daniel ■ „94 Webb, Rebecca 59, 298 Weber, Alice 75, 273 Weber, Paul 94 Webster, Frank M 3U Webster, Frederick 59 Weddell, William ■»>> Weinstock, Herbert 155 Weisman, Margaret 59 Weissenborn, Marie _59 Welzmiller, Amelia 109 Wendleton, Harold 75 Wengler, Lucille 59 Werner, Leonore 59 Wheatly, Helen 59 Wheeler, Claribel ,31 White, Don \f° Whitler, Theodore 123 Whiteman, Frances 77 Wier, John 94 Wiesenborn, Viola ■'■> Wightman, Lois 103 Wild, Mildred 60 Willhite, Fullerton »6 Williams, Joseph -9* Williams, Ruth 103 Williams, Tyrrell ^ Willier, Thomas 60 Willis, Margaret . . . . . . ■ • ■**> Willmann, Arnold . . .34, 83, 14o, 147 Wilson, Edward ««« Wilson, Forrestine nV Wilson, George 94 Wilson, Hugh 94 Wilson, Mack „60 Wilson Natatorium 20/ Wilson, Major Ralph W 112 Windle, George S 60 Winheim, Adolph ■ bo Winkler, Theodore 'inn Winn, James 109 Winter, Eleanor 6U Winter, Robert ... • • °9 Wipfler, Earl 60 Wiseheart, Gill „.° Witonihi 2UH Women's Athletics 10/ Women's Council „37 Women's Glee Club 242 Women's Pan-Hel Council 35b Woods, Woodson _o0 Wrecking Crew 2Ub Wright, Dr. Frank 29 Wuerpel, Edmund Henry 3D

Xi Psi Phi 370 Xi Sigma Theta 335

Yeager, William 83 Yerger, Leona .75 Young, Floy ,„»' Y. M. C. A 202, 203 Y. W. C. A 204 Young, Raymond °u

Zeta Beta Tau 327 Zetlmeisl, Dorothy 7b Zimmerman, Arnold "U Zimmermann, Walter ■ _75 Zinsmeyer, Wilford 83, 241 Zumbalen, Joseph H 32 Zumstein, Harry 8b

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Aalco Laundry Co 386 Wm. J. Abbott Realty Co 433 S. S. Adams Stationery 417 A. S. Aloe 443 Anheuser-Busch . Inc 435 Arrow Ice Cream Co 402

Baldwin Piano Co 422 The Bat 435 Baumes-McDevitt 440 Becktold Co 447 Berry-Bergs Coal Co 396 Blue Valley Creamery 402 Julia Laughlin Boehmer 431 Bolland Jewelry Co 442 Margaret Bishop Breen 442 Busy Bee Candy Co 441

Carlton Flower Shop 441 Carondelet Foundry 421 Carter Wilson Printing Co 435 Central States Life Ins. Co 378 Champion Shoe Machine Co 418 Chapman Bros. Cleaning Co 406 Hotel Chase 413 Chuse Engine Mfg. Co 395 Clark-Sprague Printing Co 440 The New Coliseum 433 Commercial Blue Print Co 402 The Commons 425 Commonwealth Ins. Co 441 Connor-Egan Grocery Co 427 Thomas Cook & Son 376 Thomas Cook & Son 377 Cornet & Zeibig 392 Cravens Engineering Co 443 Cullen & Kelley 402 Cunard Steamship Co. & Limited 416 Cupples Envelope Co 426

Dick X-Ray Co 432 Dieckman Studio 413 Donnovan Iron 438 Arthur J. Donnelly 424 Dorr & Zeller Co 440 P. J. Driscoll 413 A. L. Dunn 430

Eichler Neating Co 403 Eighth Street Garage 426 Enterprise Cleaning Co 434 Evens & Howard Brick Co 394

Fidelity Bond Co 438 First National Bank 403 Justin Flint Laundry 448 Mickey Flom 406 Franklin Motor Car Co 424 Walter Freund Bakery 400

Gamble Construction Co 404 Garavelli Fracchia 434. Jos. Garavelli 435 Gardiner Motor 434 Garrett-Callahan Co 433 Geitz Housefurnishing Co 438 Geller Ward Hasner 444 Glove Shop 448 Gruenfelders Market 394 Guardian Life Ins. Co 433 Gutfreund-Arnold Jewelry 436

H. & H. Machine Co 432 Hamilton State Bank 392 B. Harris Wool Co 421 Hawthorn Coal Co 399 Ethel Hazelton Bake Shop 417 T. D. Healy Galleries 392 Heffern-Neuhoff Jewelry 412 Paul Heil Florist 412 Hester-Bradley 420 Hettinger Bros 448 Highland Dairy 406 Hill-Behan Co 431 Hoffmann Life Ins. Co 416 Holekamp Lumber Co 438 Hoyle & Rarick 414 Huber & Richardson 435 Hunleth Music Co 404

International Life Ins. Co 398

Jette Style Shoppe 430 Jahn & Oilier 446

Jerome Karst 434 A. Kerth Motor Co 404 Kilgan Organ Co 418 Kingsbury Grocery 422 Voaghn Koener 438 Carl A. Koerner 443 Kotsrean Realty 394 Kroeger School of Music 403 Alvin J. Kroemeke 434 R. J. Kroner Jewelry 417

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Laclede-Christy 403 Laclede Gas Co 390 Landers-PerlmWn 418 Ben A. Langan 432 Edw. W. Langan 416 C. A. Lange Laundry 403 Grace Lawler 444 Lehman Piano Co 442 Link Belt Co 421 Laramore Ice Cream Co 438 Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co 386 Grace Lorenz 398 Lucks-Orig 444

Marquette Hotel 440 Majestic Range Co 388 Mangan Printers 399 McQuay-Norris 408 McMillan Hall 421 Mechanics Planing Mill 430 Meletio Sea Food Co 443 Mendenhall Motor Co 398 Meyer Brothers Drug Co 424 Mid-West Machinery Co 388 Mo. Commission for Blind 442 Modern Auto Repair Co 441 Modern Press 420 A. V. Moll 399 Monarch Metal Co. . . 422 Morse School of Expression 431 Munger Laundry 442 Murillo Studio 450 Murphy Door Bed 422

National Candy Co 399 Nelson Inc 403 N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co 408

Oliver Cadillac 431 W. H. Owen 430

Papindeck Bakery 392 Peckham Cleaning Co 418 Peerless Missouri Co 386 Peetz Brothers 426 Pevely Dairy 388 Peggly Wiggly 406 Pittsburg Water Co 443 Purple Swan Restaurant 427

Quick Meal Stoves 392

Geo. A. Riddle 398 Robbins Drug Store 420 Roberts Motor Co 417 Rogers Printing Co 445 Roosevelt Hotel 426 John Rowan, Plaster 440

Saint Louis Costume Co 420 Saint Louis County Bank 388 Saint Louis Dairy 386 Saint Louis Engineering Co 449 Saint Louis Queensware Co 417 E. H. Sachleben 422 Fred Schmitt 416 Robert Schmidt 444 Shattinger's Music Co 418 W. Schiller & Co 433 C. O. Smith 418 Standard Tilton 442 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co 436 Streckfus Steamboat Line 410 Lee Stoltz 402 Thau-Nolde 427 Geo. Taylor 402 Texas Lumber Co 421 Tibbitt-Hewitt 408 Tomkins & Son Printing Co 416

Vescovo & Vescovo 404 Victor X-Ray 384 Vitrolite Sales Co 416 Frank Voelker Electric Co 386 Vogue Boot Shop 425

Geo. H. Walchli 412 Walgreen Drug Co 378 G. H. Walker Bond Co 395 Washington University Bookstore 427 Fred Weber 436 Henry R. Weisels 432 Western Waterproofing Co 378 Wetterau Sons Grocery Co 443 Wiles Chipman Lumber Co 432 Winkle Terra Cotta Co 395 Winter Garden 444 Oscar Witte 406 Woermann Construction Co 420 Dr. Woofter 388

YellowaY Inc 380 YellowaY Inc 381

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