The University of Dayton Alumnus, November 1951

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J. Albert Wehrle, S.M.

Instrumental in Engineering College Accreditation (Story on page 2)

November • 1951

Engr. College is Accredited by ECPD The Departments of Civil, Electrical and MechanicaJ Engineering of the University of Dayton have been accredited by the Engineers Co uncil for Professional Development. Notice of such accreditation was received b y Father George J. Renneker, S.M., president of the University of Dayton, Oct. 19, 1951 in a letter from Wm. N. Carey, secretary of ECPD. ignificance of such accredita ti on coni t of : 1. Ascertains tha t the work of the administration of th e U niversity and the staff of the Engineering College is meeting recognized standard .

2. Enhance the pre tige of an engineering degree received from .D. 3. Gradua tes a re eligible for membership in the na tiona l profe iona! societies.

4. Admission to gradua te school of engineering is facili tated.

5. Application fo r professional regi tra tion in any sta te or terri tory can be made by all U.D . engineering alumni.

6. Student cha pters of all professional ocietie will be recognized on the campus.

7. Furni hes for citizens of D ayton a full y accredited Civil, Electrical, M echanical engineering progra m with the city.

8. Qualified potential member a re offered the va riou profe sional societies in the city.

9. T he number of engineering gradu ate should be increased .

10. T here hould be less tendency fo r D ayton high chool gradua tes to se ure engineering training in other schools ; also D ayton indu try hould profit by gradua tes remaining in this a rea.

ANNUAL MEETING

HELD OCT. 13

The annual meeting of the U niversity of D ayton Alumni Associa tion was held Sa turday, O ct. I 3, I95 1 at II a.m ., in the Student nion. The meeting was called to order by Willia m J. Green, '30 president.

F a ther Geo. J. R enneker, S.M ., president of the University, opened

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the meeting with prayer, following which he welcom d the alumni a nd brought to their attention the new building , the Fieldhouse, the M ech anical Engineering building, a nd the ROTC building which is expec ted to be occupied early in 195 2.

Fa ther R enneker brought to the attention of the meeting tha t enrollment at the niv r ity i a bout 3800 1,900 day student and 1900 at night.

Severa l a nn ouncements were made : The Cincinn a ti alumni m eeting held on O ct. I 7, in th e Victory Room of the Hotel Gibson. The C leveland C lub i sponsoring a dance, being sponsored by the joint alumni associa tions of J ohn Carroll and the U niversity of Dayton-Clevela nd Club on ov. 3, a t the J ohn Carroll Auditorium.

An a nnouncement was m ade a to the forma tion of a nother chapter in Pittsburgh, Pa. Election of officer will ta ke place at a dinner meeting in con tributions totalling $4,569.00.

Pittsburgh, D ec. 8.

A fin a ncial report was given. As of O ct. I 3, 797 members h ad made 2

A brief re ume was given on the activitie of the Board of Director during the past year. The Boa rd i considering a proposal for the ubsidization of ch apters from the n ational organiza tion .

The oath of office wa administered to the following: John Duchak, M .D ., a nd Elmer J. Will, members of the U niver ity of D ayton Alumni A ocia tion Board ; Pa ul Wagner, and Charle Whalen Jr., members of the U niversity of D ayton Board of Athletic Control.

In conclusion the president asked if a nyone had suggestions that they be made in writing directed to the offi ce of the alumni ecreta ry.

1892 car C . Miller, Park Ridge, Ill., wa a recent campu visitor.

1895 - Cong r a tul a tion a re extended to Mr. a nd M rs. Cha rle F. Sucher on their golden wedding anniversary, Sept. 4. con tinu ed on page 3

Wotta' Lif e The following "prize" package was received recently as a result of an enclosure for class news. It is being published with permission of the copyright owner. H ere ' tis:

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Sincerely, C.M.G. 3rd Class Name

SHOWN CROWNING THE UNIVERSI TY OF DAYTON HOMECOMING QUEEN OCT. 13, is Father Ge org e J. Re nn e ke r, S.M., p resident of th e University of Dayton . Miss Sh irley Bourgeois was elected queen. Miss Co nn ie Youngman took hono rs a s freshman atte nda nt.

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Player s Present " On Borrowed Time" The University of Dayton Players h ave selected for their first production a comedy by Paul O sborn, " ON BORROWED TIME," to be presented at the D ayton Art Institute, D ec. 7, 8, and 9.

This whimsical comedy received high acclaim when first presented on Broadway. It provided a moving vehicle for Lionel Barrymore on the screen and has since been produced both on radio and television.

The newest addition to the campus dramatic group is the Peter Pa n Players, an experimental children's thea tre sponsored by the Players and directed by Mrs. Annette S. Anduze, '49. A fifteen weeks' course is being conducted for three classes of grade and high school students. All phases of the theatre are being taught, from scenery construction to make-up.

This course will be culminated in January with the presentation of two children's plays-the "EMPER OR'S NEW CLOTHES" by the younger group and "THE PIED PIPER" by the older.

Season tickets are now on sale of the University Players' sixth season.

At a reduced price of $3.50, four tickets are being offered for a limited time only. Reservations for season books can be made by writing or phoning the Players Office on the campus.

1902- F a ther Fra nci H. Schiller is pastor of St. Igna tius Church (Concord Hill ) , M arthasville, Mo. 1907- Sympa thy is extended to William M ahoney, Chattanooga, T enn., on the death of his wife.

1908- Sympa thy is extended to M a j. Gen. Robert G. Breene on the death of his mother, Mrs. Stell a Breene on Aug. 30.

1909-Francis C. Canny is a member of a new law firm, Canny, Stewart and Cromer, D ayton.

1910- Sympa thy is extended to Hans Aman on the death of his father.

1911- Sympa thy is extended to the fa mily of F a ther Anthony T ague who died Aug. 15, a t St. Anthony Hospital, Columbus, 0 . Burial took place a t Crooksville, 0 .

1 913- C. M. K elley is affilia ted with the Cincinna ti F ood Products Co., servicing restaurants, hotels a nd institutions. Louis T. Kricker, Portsmouth, 0., informs u tha t two of h is sons a re in service. Louis T. Jr. , is with the 1st Inf. Div., 5th M arine Corps, in Korea and George E. is sta tioned a t H amilton Field Air Base, Calif.

1914 - The Rt. R ev. Msgr. Robert Sherry, C hapl ain, Lt. Col., who has seen service in Korea from the beginning of the war in 1950 until M arch, 1951, has been transferred to

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Ft. Monroe, Va. H e h as been assigned to the Office of Chief, Army Field Forces. Norb Sacksteder is a salesman for the M echanics Laundry and Coverall Supply Co., Dayton.

1916- Brother Joe Wiesmann, S. M., commercial a rtist, Cathedral La tin, C leveland was a Homecoming vi itor.

192G-Sympa thy is extended to Edward H. Graul on the death of his mother, Mrs. Clara S. Graul on Aug. 26. Sympa thy is extended to John Gitzinger on the death of his fath er, N. F . Gitzinger June 30. Survivors also include Cha rles, '33. William Clendenin and his fami ly, Washington, D. C., were campus visitors. D uring this visit a special trip was made to see Bro. Tom Price.

1921- A. M. Kruthaup is an exped itor for the Cincinnati Shaper Co. Paul P. Minaugh, Lima, 0 ., is sales manager for the Tobin Improvement Co. 1922- Dr. D . H erbert Abel and family, Chicago, Ill. , were campus visitors. Frank P. Elardo announces the new location of the G.E .L. E lectric Co., as 114 E. Second St., Dayton. H arold D . Moody, Sen., is now employed in the Public R ela tions D epartment of the Ohio State Highway D ep't., Columbus, 0 .

1923- Congratul a tion s a r e extended to Bill Carey and J anet Kinzeler who were married Aug. 19, a t Holy Family chur ch, Dayton. Bill continued o n page 4

R eiling L ange, '4 1 ; a nd Edythe R eiling H eet, '42. The Misses Loretta a nd Mildred M aloney were alumni office visitors during the summer. Due to a erious blood ai lment, R ep. Edward Breen has been forced to resign from Congress. George K . !washita, manager of ACD product planning for General Electric, Bloomfield, ew J cr ey was guest speaker a t the regula r meeting of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce in August.

M aurice J. Cos tello, Lt. Col., h as been assigned to duty on the staff and facu lty of the U. S. Naval ~ar College, Newport, R . I. His family is residing with him at Ft. Adam . John Ladner and fami ly h ave moved into a new home in Evanston, Ill. Franci S. Gabel, Lt. Col., has been assigned as chief, Military Division, G-1 Section Hq. Fifth Army, Chicago, Ill. Eldon A. Koerner, Lt. Col. , is assigned to the Inspection Division, Sign al Corps Procurement Agency, Phila., Pa. Mr. and Mr . Norman Brinkman, R eading, 0., were campus visitor for Homecoming. Roger F. Hu song is an abstractor for H all and L acourture, D ayton. Dr. a nd Mr .

Wm. C. Schmidter were Homecom ing visitors. Harold Spires is working as moulding sup't. for Kurz-Kasch, Inc., D ayton. Mr. and Mrs. M. Schneider, Zanesville, 0 ., were on campus for Homecoming.

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1931- Clem Schneble, D .D .S., was elected president of the D ayton D ental Society for 1951 -52. Fred M . K err, D ayton a ttorney, has been named a sistant prosecutor for Montgomery County, 0. Francis J. (Jake ) O'Connor was recently elected to the position of general sales manager and trca urer, Bills Auto Stores, Louisville, K y. Frank J. Koehl informs us th at the da ta contained in a previous issue was incorrect. He has been employed by Ford Motor Co., since 1939, as an engineer in special equipment and accessories on trucks, tractors and busses ... Thanks for the correction. . .. Joe Jira, Pa rma, 0 ., and Adam W esterkamp, Cincinnati, 0., were Homecoming registrants. John M. Duchak, M.D. , was re-elected to the Alumni Association Board of Directors. Bernard F. Burdzinski, M a j., USAF, who h as completed a threeyea r tour of duty at the University of Cincinnati has been a signed to Okinawa. H e is a combat intelligence officer.

PARTICIPATING IN A GAB FEST AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Montgomery County Chapter meeting on Oct. 12, le ft to right are Leo Spatz, ' 28 , Dayton ; George Gorry, ' 33, Glen Falls , N. Y., and Jack Brown , ' 26 , Dayton .

1932- Cong r a tulation s a re ex tended to Judge and Mrs. R obert M cBride, D ayton, on the birth of their son, Andrew on June 23. H a rry ]. Sch ellhaa , previou ly of Piqua, 0 ., has joined the Cincinn a ti ch a pter.

H e is with the Wood R ealty Co. John R etter has been elected commander of the R oy C. Fitzgerald Jr. Post 589 of the American L egion.

Congra tula tions a re extended to Lt. Col. R alph Canter for meritorious ervice in the K orean campaign. H e is a Wing Air Engineer with a Fighter Interce ptor and Bomba rdment Wing of th e F ar East Air Forces stationed in J a pa n. His wife and four children a re residing in J a pan with him. John Connelly was honored as a past president of the D ayton Food Trades Asocia tion. Vinton Kirk was in cha rge of arrangements for the Holy Name parade in D ayton . R ay G. C lemens is the cafeteri a manager for th e Inl and Div. , GMC, D ayton . J. R. G eyer is affili a ted with th e Sheffi eld Corp., D ayton a a purchasing agent. Sympa th y is ex tended to Ch a rles T. Doudican on th e death of his fa ther, Robert W., on Oct. 17.

1933- 0ur Congra tul a tions arc extended to John Traver Moore LLB, a nd his wife M argaret. They h ave written a book SING-ALONG SAR Y, which ha been published by Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc. W e will carry a more compl ete story on this in the D ecember issue of the Alumnu . Wa tch for it! J acob L. Deutsch, D ayton a ttorn ey, ha moved hi office to Third and Ludlow Sts.

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Col. R obert K. Martin USAF, was gradua ted from The Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Washington, D. C. , on June 22, 1951. His next assignment is with Policy Div. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Opera tions, Hdqs., USAF, Wash., D.C. M a j. D eWitt W. Smith is serving in the USNEC at Pepperrell Air Force Base, Newfoundland . H e has recently assumed the duties of Chief of the Civi li an Personnel Division of the Directorate of Personnel, at this base clo e to historically famous St. John's, provincial capital of Newfoundland.

H e was formerly employed by the Moraine Products Div., and is a member of the National Assn. of Cost Accountants. Judge R odney M. Love, Montgomery County Probate Court, spoke before the Social Workers Guild, Dayton, on the topic "What th e Social Worker Should Kn ow About Probate Court."

1934- Congratul a tion s a r e ex tended to R aymond F. Blosser who has been appoin ted Manager of Public R elations for th e New York Central System, NYC. Mr. Blosser h as been employed there since July 1947 as M a nager, Press Bureau. Congratula tions are extend ed to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Bramlage on the birth of their sixth child, Phillip R obert, on July 23. H erbert J acobson, Montgom ery County Prosecutor's Office, has been named co-trial counsel in crimina l case . Congra tulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. J o eph Frccmas on the birth of their second con tinued on page 6

on, Edwa rd Rona ld on ug. 4. ympa th i ex1: nded to Edward . Dill on the death of hi father Edwa rd D. on ug. 25, D ayton . Congra tul a tion. a r xtended to Dr. and Mr . Trvin L a rry Lib cap on the birth f th ir s ond hild L a rry, M ay 4, in . Hollywood, C a lif. Robert Zin k, M a j., h b en ordered to ov r a duty. H wiJI report to Hickam Field to tak ov r milita ry per onn I. Mr. a nd Mr . Thomas Wenthe, Chi a o were a mpu vi itor . Mr. a nd M . Cha . .

F . C a king, Cle ela nd, hav a d a u ht r born O ct. 1950 ' hich mak . a tota l of five children. L a t a r huck sp nt two month tra velin throughut Eur p a a repre entativ ·of th Am rican L egion, and had a priva t a udi nee with the Holy Fa th r. layton J. H eld was a Homecoming vi itor. H e is the fa ther of fiv hildr n - thr e boy a nd two girl - a nd r pre ents the Air Force in R d Ba nk N w J er ey, as engineerin fi ld re prvi e r enta tiv , a t the Armed Agen y. J a me.

El tro- tandard ol. D ayton, wa mod ra tor Clin · on a panel di cu ion at a re nt R rve Offi er. ' A ociation m ting.

Ed Costello is still with th P rt of B a umont, T ex. Lou T schudi Lt. ol. , has r ceived an a ignm · nt for ta te ov r ea duty. H e leav th from amp Stonem an , a lif, a nd will be a igned to Tokyo in the fi ld of p cia! Service . Pa ul L. Witt al repre enta tive Standa rd R gi. t r o. Indianapoli Ind . was a Homecoming vi itor. Fr d How i indu tri al a le ma nager D I o Div. GMC. 1935- Mr. and Mrs. R ob rt Jones, Silver Spring, Maryland, wer campu vi itor during the umm r. A. V .

Black, M .D . Centervill , ., wa I ted trea urer of the Montgomery ounty M edical Society. Bob L a uterba h L eba non 0 ., wa on th campw for Homecoming. Congra tulation a r extended to t pha n E .

Sza bo D.D.S., who was ele ted hief, D ntal Staff, St. Elizabeth's Ho pita!, D a yton. Congratulation are xtendd to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G . A hman, kron , 0 . on the birth of th ir third son , Bryan J a me , on July 5.

Richard Gottscha lk wa a ppoint d a director in the Toledo con rn of K aighin and Hughes In .- Engine r a nd Contractor .

1936- Fra nk Quatman Lima wa a a mpu vi itor. Fa ther a rl Will, as i tant pa tor, Holy Trinity hurch Dayton pre ented a 15-minut na tion-wide broadcast over B origi-

na ting in D a t n on ug. 5. Bob Reiling i m a nager of the ears-Roebuck Store in kron 0. rmon E. e e ha moved into a new home Bucknell M a n r, Fa irfa x County V a.

R a lph W. onncrs Lt. ol. ha been recall d to a tiv ' duty a t WPAFB with the Wri ht Air D ve lopm cnt enter in the ,h mica! Branch of th e M a teri a l L ab.

1937- H rb rt E . reuter ha be n promoted from major to lieutena nt olon I a t M . ongratula tion ar extended to Mr. a nd M rs. Jo eph Fletcher D a t n, on the birth of K a thleen, ug. 27. Fo ter M . Fryma n Newport B a h C alif. was a campus visitor. ongratulations a re extended to John J. Lucier S.M., U.D. faculty m mb r, who received the degree f Do t r of Philo ophy in chemi try from W stern R e erv niver ity in Jun . John E . R eiling r tary of the D.D.S. , wa el ct d o iety. John T. D ayton D ntal Moore. D ayton, i trea urer of th Ohio M etal Produ o. Owen \ R egan a nd hi wif w re Homecoming visitors. H e i · a r arch engineer wing Machine Co. for the White Cleveland. Elm r J Will was elected to the Board of Dir •ctors of the Alumni A ociation.

1938- Mr. a nd Mr . Robert Unverferth, Cincinn a ti , 0. were Homecoming visitor . Bob i an engine r with the Cro I y Div., AVCO .

Thomas R. Arm trong i an electrica l engineer with the B ker Electric Co. Cincinnati. Congra tulations are extended to Mr. and Mr . Daniel Hobb. on the birth of th ir on, John Charles, on 0 t. 10. Ed . Gutzweiler is a cost accounta nt for the Drackett Co., Cincinn a ti . org Duell Beech Grove Ind. was a campu vi itor.

Robert J. Pfi t r a nd his famil y ar Jiving in Sao Pa ulo Brazil. Bob i a ffili a ted with the Good year Tire and Rubb r Co. a hie£ hemi t. J erry M cL a ughlin is pl a nt man ager for the ontinental D . till r in Phila., and re ides with hi fa mily- wife and two daughters, in M or stown, N. J. H e report tha t h still dreams of Bro. Tom Pri e a nd a ll the rest of the Georgia Cracker . Mr. MeL. advi e the u. e of ha rt r O a k a nd Old Cia ic for a ll old day . Garland E . pot Maintena nce Lotz i a chemist Division J effer onville QM D epot Inc. Congra tula tion a re extended to Mr. a nd Mr . Paul K . Genung on the birth of th ir ond on orman Berna rd born June 6.

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tend d to Mr. and Mrs. Br nd n R ill y (B th Trupp ) on th birth of their n Brenden Thoma , ept. 20.

Th rna · R ab M .D. , erved on th t. Eliza d tor' ommittee for th b th Ho pita! a lumnae' fa ll da n .

T m R iling i. a ffili a ted with th Em ry Industries, Springfi ld, M a s.

I. a nd Mr . George Za hn (Virginia Finke) a nd fa mil y a re r iding in Ba ltimor , 1d. Mr. a nd Mr . arl min Iter, Tiffin 0. , wer Hom vi itor . G . W . Benn tt, M .D ., i hi f orthopedic ur cry e ti n, ril ct ra n H o pita ) le la nd . . Go ha b n a pT h · R v. R o pointed pa tor of the First M th di. t .hurch, Hollid ays burg Pa.- a n a dvan m n t to a church of 10 19 m embe r~. H is the youngc t pa tor v r to . rv thi church. Don J. M a lloy a pt. , h been reca ll ed into . rvic in th Mutua l D f n ;· . i ta n pr ra m, PAFB. M a j. R o la nd W .

M er a nd hi famil y have returned to D a ton aft r spending 38 month in T kyo, where he had b n a FE F ba._ informa tion a nd educa tion offi cr. H e ha been a ign d to Hqtrs., Air Proving Ground · Elgin Air For e Base, Fla. Mr. a nd Mr .

Ralph Niehau s, Rea ding, 0. wer Hom coming visitors. Pa ul Wagn r wa I cted to the niver ity of D ayton Boa rd of Athletic ontrol.

19 Dr. Torrence A. M a kl y Jr. ha re ently been a ppoint d a n a i tant prof or in opthalmology at Ohio ta te niversity. M aj. and Mr .

Ch a ri Born and famil y, tuttgart, rma ny, report they had a priva t audi n with the Holy Father. They write: "Found He was as ad pt as adjusting little girl's hat. a, a dminist ring th a ffairs of the Chur h . ' Maj . Born is deputy po t qua rt rtuttgart. George Humm, m t r D ayton r presenta tive for M rrill , Lyn h Pi r e, Fenner and B a ne, onductcd a erie of le tur on inv tm n ts a t the Women' Club. Congra tula ti ns are ext nded to Ca pt. and Mr . Carl]. Wolf (Fra nces Timm r ) on th e birth of th ir daughter Ell en Mari , O ct. 15. C. G len Wolf rvi a a l ma n for General Tire icc In . kron. Pa ul E. B ar M .D . i pra t1 mg in elina, 0 .

1941- Ervin J. Pan gallo is r iding in Cincinna ti, 0. A note from M .

Leo Farb r inform u tha t L eo i ta tioned a t Camp Fuji J a pan a nd is xpe ting to return to th Sta t . oon after the fir t of the y a r. ongratulation ar extended to harli continu e d on page 8

University of Dayton

1951 GRIDIRON RECORD U.D. U.D. U.D. U.D. U.D. U.D. U.D.

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Quantico Ma rin e 14 St. Bonaventure 14 Youngstown 7 Toledo 7 Chattanooga 6 Xavie r 20 John Ca rroll 0

Flyer v . Miami That thre -quarter ton off n ive line of the Univer ity of Dayton come face to face with on of it tiff t t sts of the year on Nov. 10, a nd it won't be in a cia room .

The Fly r are to tangle with alway fear d Mia mi niver ity. The tory may well be told " up front."

Thu it is th respective line th a t may juggl the balance of p w r. The sha rp blocking Flyer lin enabl d D ayton to set th pace in th na tion in offen e a mong the ma ller colleges a nd the Jo Gavin-coach d Gem City lub ports a 4208 yards per game average. The Flyer may find tha t hard to maintain.

Mor th an ha lf the Flyer ' total net ya rdage ha come through th air with Jugg rna ut Jim urrin, 6'2" 206-pound end from Cin inn a ti, pulling in 26 pas for five touchdown to lead the way. Currin, injured aga in t X avier i xp ted to play again t Miami.

Currin' pa catching ability ha thri ll 路 d and a mazed Flyer fans all eason. The Juggernaut tit! wa tacked on Currin becaus of hi running on end aro und play . In ix uch the junior Aa nker ha averarri aged 11.2 yard .

Over a ro th e line a t right nd the Fly r have Dick (Hor. ) Bertra nd. junior from Willoughby ., who tip the cal now at 211 pound . Th e 6' 1" Bertrand i a ha rd blo ker, however, when th Flyers ne d pa catching they lo k to Pa t Muldoon a lso a Cincinnatian. Th e highly regarded ophomor who ha caught n touchdown to thi eaon, give the Flyer a n add d threat through the air.

Th e ha rd-hitting Flyer ta kl , Chuck Toll , 210-pound junior a nd Jim Ra iff, 222-pound r who ~ a li ted on olli r Little II- meri a n a one of th mid-We t' top 75 linemen by ta n! y Woodward, al o ar a v<tilable for defen e when n d d .

On k y to Flyer u cess to da t

ha been the protection afford ed quarterback Fra nk iggin another junior who i av raging I 76 yard a gam pa ing. Guard Lou Cannarozzi a nd Ru 路 Johnson both at 210 and the only senior in the line and big Ed Cl m ns, 225-pound junior center, xp ct to h ave their h ands full Nov. 10- but . till ex p ct to come up with a pa ing grad in the te t against Mia mi.

Meet Ed Clem n Big Ed Cl m ns ha b n ' tanding on his head" a long as h cou ld remember- until h ra n into the Tformation .

"The T- nter can k p hi head up a nd see where h '. blocking. I t makes a big cliff renee," is the comment of the 6' 2", 225-pound niversity of D ayton off n iv enter.

Clemen , who football a reer began on Pittsburgh a ndlot , ha always play d c nter but " I got my fir t chance to r a ll y ee what was going on wh n I mov d into J oe Gavin' 'T' h re at D ayton."

And the junior pivot ma n has been playing a ma jor pa rt in what goes on in the ent r of th Fl yer offen ive line.

It' a front lin tha t ha ena bled the Flyer to b on of th pace setters in offen e a mong the na tion' mall college .

Clemen i a gradua t of Ca rrick High School Pitt burgh, where he won three football I tters besides eight letters in oth r ports a nd et the city high 路chool r cord in the hot put a t 50 feet, 4 in h . H e also to sed the discus 137 feet.

As a sophomor C l rn ns pl ayed defensive tackle for the Flyers. " Tha t wa nice " th hu k Flyer commented. " I like tha t defense, especially the lin . You r ally g t the feel of the game up th r .'

Clemen ha. faced orne rugged opponent that hav given him the 'feel of the game" \ hil on offense thi sea on. But it' pl ea a nt knowledge to oa h Gavin to know that th e big Pitt. burgher i not only ready, but a nxious to play on defense as well. H e'll probably u Clemen "both way " for the Flyers' Ia t two ~a rn e.

Coa h J o Gavin had only two back who had ver carried the ball from rimmag in college comp tition .

On wa th brilli ant Danny O'Brien, only nior ba k on the club, the other wa th 148-pound pride of th Flyer backfi eld, R ecker, a junior from To1 do.

With O'Bri n regarded as ornewhat britt! th pre ure rod with R cker. Th Flyer knew Bobby had it. Th y rega rd him a the mall back from a mall college but with an All-Am ri an heart. The que tion wa ould h hold up.

Th n Martin hopped into th pi ture. The Flyers had high regard for Martin but th y weren't ure he wa ready. H wa a nd o was Jo Young a junior from Fremont 0. who played def n ive safety in earl y Flyer plan.

Th Flyer offen e remain din high gear with M a rtin speiJjng Re k r a t right-half a nd Young r placing O'Brien at left half. In fact with Gavin u ing his half-back in pair th Flyer offen e et the pa for th nation' 路 sma ll colleges.

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Berea College Evansville College Univ. of Loui ville Mi ouri Central tate Loyola Univ. of the So. Hamline

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A hippety-hopp ty halfback from incinna ti ha taken th pr ure off the University of D a ton ' Bobby (R amblin') R eck r. H ' Jack (R abbit ) Martin, a 157-pound phomore.

Th e Flyer moved into the 1951 sea on with th knowl edge that

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the birth f Ri hard li ha I on Oct. -1-. \\' I om · vi-.it r. durin Homecomjng wer· !~vir . and M . Gerald 0 Grady ( Pat m ) . They ar currently r iding in I nrnont -HiJb. Md. Don E. Ri,t, l ront n, 0., and J ohn West rheid •, Min~ tcr, 0. were H om· orning g u •sts.

1944 - William M c Hugh h a moved to Philad ·lphi a and i workmtru ti n up ·rintendent ing as a for Frank . R d m. ki and on:.

Tom Butz i. rnan g r f the parking garag in th I tt Bid .. Dayton .

Om bert . C i an anal -ti al tab IJnan for the Da 'ton Air R egional fficl' .

194 5 - Dr. J ·rom · rismcr is currently sta tioned in "[ kyo. He i in charge of an orthop ·di ward at the Tokyo G n •r, I Hospital Annex. ~1ark M ot, 1 LD.. apt.. is a. Hmed to the 80 3 M H (H o pita), we pre.<um ) . . \P 301 c/o p.m .. an Fran io,co. h rl ., P. ~lulcrone h enter d l. J hn eminary, Littl R ock, Ark . :\1r. and M . Frank H anna (Ann<• P nn ·II ) , Lima. 0 .. have a year ld daughter, Elizabeth R ose. R ay Bi edl'nhender \Va the ubject of ' Know Y ur Friends at Meyer" in tht' M ·ye r Mcrchand i er, a house organ of the M yer Furna c Co., Peoria , Ill . Ray i product development engineer there.

1 9 -16- Lou Riepenh fT. \\' auwautosa. \\'i .. wa a I a\'t n vi itor H i.! promoti n dir ctor 'at radi~ . u.'t:i n \\'. { \\', }..lih . uk< ·.and on the . tafT of Tor h" . l ilw, uk dvert' ing lub publi ation. I I I n Hiaginc ·M artin nt ·rt< in d C'la~s memb rs at her hom prior to the [ fom ecorrung da nce. lan .J. 13raun , Tro , was a Home oming i ~ itor.

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Kin Br, do\ is tudying at C apital ·mina . olumbus. ., and ex t! t r iv h' B.D. dengratulations !rree in June I "2. are ext nd d to 1r. and ~~ . B n hearer ( harl tt 1I hwalt ) on th birth of their ~on, h ma ~lichael on 0 t. I. John R . \ c terh ide. commercial ngin l'r. cm·ra l El ctri a~. Eric, Pa., was a Homecomin g vt~Jtor.

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