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TIlE MICfIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1953
Sororities Trade Ideas
On Various Problems
When sorority presidents met last spring at the Panhellenic
Interfraternity Council Greek Week House Presidents' Conference,
they decided it would be beneficial to continue informal meetings
throughout the year.
The group held three meetings exchanging ideas concerning house
problems. They decided to discuss a special topic at each meeting
including scholarship, housing and annex problems, alumni, and
community relations.
Discussions were also held on relationships with other houses
and officers within their own houses, ways to support campus activi-
ties, and a small evaluation of rushing.
Meetings are rotated each time with a different sorority presi-
dent acting as hostess. The informal basis of meeting has resulted
in better insight into other organ-
South Quad
Throughout the. academic year
1954-55, South Quad Council spon-
sored various activities.
"Noel Moderne," their annual
Christmas formal was held Dec.
11. The Council installed a new
television set and provided for the
upkeep of WCBN, South Quad, the
Photography Club and the ama-
teur radio station.
The Council also sponsored four
Sunday Musicales featuring stu-
dent talent and gave an honors
dinner for those whose averages
were above 3.5.
They also gave the final ban-
quet for those here for the Big
Ten Residence Halls Conference
and will give a banquet for out-
standing athletes toward the end
of the semester.
COUNCIL
Arthur Kangas, '55, President
George Mason, '56, Vice-Presi-
dent
William King, '57, Secretary
Richard Kabaker, ,57 Social
Chairman.
HOUSErPRESIDENTS
Huber-Jere Gray, 56 (fall),
Dick Light, '57 (spring).
Gomberg-Jim McClurg, '55Ed.
(fall). Richard Snyder, '57 (spring
Kelsey-Joseph Betts, '57 (fall),
Richard Eisenstein, '56 (spring).
Reeves-Albert Pearlman, '55
(fall and spring).
Scott-George Mason, '56 (fall),
John J. Collins, '58 (spring) .
Taylor-John Meyer, '56E (fall
and spring).
Van Tyne-James D. Aurand,
'56E (fall) Robin Ollivier, '57E.
REPRESENTATIVES
Fall-Arthur Bady, '57E; Henry
Bayls, '57; Richard Bloss, '56E;
JerryGray, '56E; Dwight Kraii,
56E; George Osius, '56M; and
Theodore Rommell, 57; Richard
Snyder, '57; Jack Lawyer, '55E.
Spring-Henry Baylis, '57; Rod-
ney Blackman, '58; Dick Bloss,
'56E; John Emanuelsen, '56SM;
Dave Garnaat, '58A&D; Jesse
Meyers, '57; Joe Silver,, 57, Joe
Winger, '57.
JUDICIARY
Arthur Kangas, '55, Chairman
Bob Leacock, 157, Executive Se-
cretary
Richard Esenstein, '56
Allan Orange, '55;
Michael Rubin, '58;
Robert Sewell, '57.
WCBN NETWORK BOARD
Robert Kirchen, '55, Chairman
John Schick, '57E, Business
Manager.
Richard Burdick, '58SM, Station
Manager.
Martin Buchman, '57, Program
Director.
Kathryn Kneiske '56, Special
Events.
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
Barry MacRae, '58E, President.
Allen Krafve, '57E, Vice-Presi-
dent.
George Joseph Buck, '58E, Se-
cretary-Treasurer.
CAMERA CLUB
Harold Muhrlein, Jr., '57E, Pre-
sident.
Martin Buchman, '57BAd., Vice-
President.
Craig Ballinger, '56, Secretary-
Treasurer.
Professional
Sororities
At present, there are seven pro-
fessional honorary sororities at
the University.
The special groups and their
presidents for both the fall and
spring semesters for 1954-55 in-
clude:
Alpha Epsilon Iota (a medical
sorority) -Beverly Ann Kulaski
Lambda Kappa Sigma (phar-
macy sorority)-Kathleen Osborn,
'55Ph.
Mu Phi Epsilon (national music
sorority)-Connie Jackson, '55SM
(fall), Elizabeth Richter, '56SM,
(spring)
Pi Lambda Theta (national hon-
orary for women in education)
Mrs. Shata Ling
Sigma Alpha Iota (music)-
Carolyn. Lentz, '55SM (fall) Mere-
dyth Manns, '55SM (spring)
Theta Sigma Phi (journalism
honorarr)-Roz Shlimovitz, '55
Zeta Phi Eta (national speech
arts fraternity)-Mimi Buck, '55.
Engineering
izations. They hope to continue
this group on a monthly basis in
the future..
Alpha Chi Omega - Dorothy
Philip, '55 (fall), Janice Mac-
Vaugh, '56 (spring)
Alpha Delta Pi-Ann Bartlett,
'55 (fall), Jean McRea, '55Ed.
(spring)
Alpha Epsilon Phi-Lois Klein,
'55 (fall), Gail Cohen, '56Ed.
(spring)
Alpha Gamma Delta - Nan
Swinehart, '55Ed (fall), Suzanne
Turner, '56 (spring)
Alpha Kappa Alpha - Carol
Watson, '55
Alpha Omicron Pi-Claudette
Hawes, '55
Alpha Phi-Sally Fernamber,
'55Ed. (fall), Ruth Flanders, '56
(spring)
Alpha Xi Delta-Barbara Heid-
er, '55 (fall), Elinor Hardis, '56
(spring)
Chi Omega-Delpha-Jeanne Le-
Duc, '55 (fall), Paula Limberg, '56
(spring)
Collegiate Sorosis-Judith Cush-
ing, '55
Delta Delta Delta-Patricia Le-
Roy, '55Ed. (fall), Beverly Shea,
'56 (spring)
Delta Gamma-Nancy Stevens,
'55Ed. (fall), Judith Ver Meulen,
'56 (spring) x
Delta Phi Epsilon-Shirley Bay-
lis, '55Ed. (fall),, Marcia Gellert,
'56Ed. (spring)
Delta Sigma Theta - Alfreda
Duster, '55Ed.
Eskasia-Christa Eckhard, '57
Gamma Phi Beta-Janet Mew-
hort, '55Ed. (fall), Judith Alcorn,
'56 (spring)
Kappa Alpha Theta-Constance
Hilton, '55BAd. (fal), Bonnie
Bergand, '56Ed. (spring)
Kappa Delta-Judith Rogers,
'55Ed. (fall), Carol Cunningham,
'56SM (spring)
Kappa Kappa Gamma - Bar-
bara Stauffer, '55Dhy.
Pi Beta Phi-Ann Pletta, '55SM
(fall), Sarah Jo Brown, '56Ed.
(spring)
Sigma Delta Tau-Dorothy Ne-
vas, '56
Professional
Fraternities
ALPHA CHI SIGMA (Chemis-
try)-John C. Angus, '56Chem. E.
ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA (Medi-
cal)-Thomas L. Clanon, '55M.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI (Business
Administration) - John P. Dono-
van, Grad., BAd.
ALPHA LAMBDA (Social Grad-
uate) - Shih-Chang Wang, '56E.
ALPHA OMEGA (Dental) -
Fred Garber, '56D.
ALPHA RHO CHI (Architec-
ture) - Martin Gehner '56A&D.
BETA ALPHA PSI (Account-
ing)-John Alfred Hogan, Grad.,
BAd.
DELTA PI EPSILON (Business
Education) - Frank W. Lanham,
Grad., Ed.
DELTA SIGMA DELTA (Den-
tal)-Milo Danzeisen, '56D.
DELTA SIGMA PI (Business
Administration and Economics)-
Donald Van Stone, Grad., BAd.
DELTA THETA PHI (Law) -
Arhe L. Hovdesven, '56L.
FLIP FLAP (Social Graduate)
Richard Ko-Liang Fu, Grad.
GAMMA ALPHA (Scientific
Graduate) - Ed Poindexter, '55
Mineralogy.'
IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA (In-
dustrial) -Richard H. Hagemeyer.
NU SIGMA NU (Medical) -
Richard C. Reilly, '56M.
PHI ALPHA DELTA (Law) --
Robert G. Schuur, '55L.
PHI ALPHA KAPPA (Gradu-
ate)-Harold Ravesloot, '56D.
PHI CHI (Medical) -Fredrick
Sanoki, '55M.
PHI DELTA CHI (Pharmacy)-
Leonard E. Allen, '57Ph.
PHI DELTA EPSILON (Medi-
cal)-Jules Margoles, '56M.
PHI DELTA KAPPA(Educa-
tion)-John B. Hawley, Grad.
PHI DELTA PHI (Law) -
Charles H. Cory, '55L.
PHI EPSILON KAPPA (Physi-
cal Education) -James Dutcher,
'55Ed.
PHI MU ALPHA (Music) --
Robert G. Stakenas, '55SM.
PHI RHO SIGMA (Medicine)
-Reginald P. Pugh, '55M.
PSI OMEGA (Dental)-Joseph
P. Karkut, '56D.
SIGMA ALPHA ETA (Speech
and Hearing)-Grover J. Farns-
worth, '55.
West Quad
Sound proof music practice
rooms and a quad newspaper were
recently added to West Quad
through the efforts of the West
Quad Council.
The quad added two committees,
House Services and Activities to
its government.
The Council sponsored two
dances this year, the Winter Holly
Hop and a spring dance.
West Quad house presidents be-
gan meeting with the quad council
president to establish more effec-
tive cooperation between the units.
The distribution of reaction
sheets at the end of council meet-
ings for the members to present
criticism was instituted this year
to encourage improvement in sub-
sequent meetings.
The dining room rotation plan,
which allows men's houses to eat
with Chicago House every two
weeks, was put into effect.
The quad government gave fi-
nancial support to the Radio Sta-
tion, Ham Club, Camera Club, and
Strauss Library. The council also
participated in the Big Ten Resi-
dence Halls Conference and es-
tablished a permanent dining room
study hall and a loan fund.
COUNCIL
Al Dauer, 56, President
Nelson Howe, '57, Vice-President
Nancy Colquitt, '55D, Secretary
Jim Bauch, '57E, Treasurer
Alan Arms, '55, Social
Don Sarin, '56, House Service
Dave Harris, '57E, Athletic
Charles Hall, '57, Public Rela-
tions
Hans Fetting, '58, Activities
HOUSE PRESIDENTS
ADAMS--Bernard Bebeau, '57
(fall), Dale Rice, (spring)
ALLEN RUMSEY-Alan Arms,
'55 (fall, spring)
CHICAGO-Sylvia Troy, '57
(fall, spring)
LLOYD-Richard Arentz, '57
(fall), Harry Burke, '57 (spring)
MICHIGAN-Don Sarin, '56
(fall), Jim Bakeman, '56 (spring)
WILLIAMS-Pete Goldstein, '56
(fall), Mike Meredith, '57 (spring)
WENLEY-Bob Dulude, '5 7
(fall), Tim Haynes, '58 (spring)
WINCHELL-Don Dudgeon, '57
(fall, spring)
STRAUSS LIBRARY
Andy Demster, '56
RADIO STATION
Jerry Ostrow, '56 BAd., Station
Manager
HAM RADIO
George Jones, '56E
CAMERA CLUB
Tom Wilcox, '55E
Junior
Panhel lenic
According to former president,
of Junior Panhellenic Association,
Carol DeBruin, '57, the major un-
dertaking of the organization Jast
fall was its flag sale.
Cooperating with members of
Junior Inter-Fraternity Council,
and the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce, Panhellenic pledges sold
flag kits to Ann Arbor residents.
A profit from the sale totalling
$1,000 went toward building an
Ann Arbor Community Swimming
Pool.
Since the president of Junior
Pahel is elected in February, Miss
DeBruin was replaced in Febru-
ary 1955 by Molly Dwan, '58.
Other officers who were elected
in September, 1954 are:
Jan Tinkham, '58-Vice-Presi-
dent,
Joy Pasternak, '57-Secretary
Virginia Royal, '57-Treasurer
-Daily-Dick Gaskili
MARCHING BAND-Judged one of the finest of its kind in the country, the Marching Band
thrills football fans with its formations and drills.
East Quad Sees Finish
Of 'Operation Ransom'
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OUTSTANDING GROUP:
IFC Receives Class B Trophy
Michigan's Inter-Fraternity-
Council received the national Class
B trophy as the outstanding group
in its class during the year.
It came as a tribute to the hours
of work put into the organization
by its staff and members.
During the year, a co-operative
food buying plan modeled after
that used by Pennsylvania State
University was inaugurated. Trial
periods given the plan indicated it
may grow in the future into a
successful system.
At present the IFC is working
towards eliminating bias clauses
in the remaining few fraternities
here which have them.
IFC OFFICERS
John Baity, '55, (fall), Robert
Weinbaum, '56, (spring), Presi-
dent.
James Walters, '55 (fall), Rob-
ert Knutson,- '56, (spring), Execu-
tive Vice-President.
Robert Weinbaum, '56, (fall),
Rick St. John, '56 BAd., (spring),
Administrative Vice-President.
Frank Vick, '56, (fall), Ron
Clarke, '56 (spring), Treasurer.
Stan Bernstein, '55 BAd., (fall),
Mike Lynch, '56 (spring), Secre-
tary.
IFC COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
John Calvin, '56, Public Rela-
tions.
Robert Knutson, '56, Rushing.
John Boyles, '56BAd., Big 10,
Alumni.
Keith Coates, '56E, Service.
Rod Comstock, '56E, Scholar-
ship.
Rick St. John, '56BAd., Social.
Ron Clarke, '56, Office.
Fred Lyons, '56P, Junior IFC.
FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS
(Fall and Spring)
ACACIA-Roy Wetterholt, '55E.
ALPHA DELTA PHI-Bill Ten-
Broek, '55, John Grant, '55BAd.
ALPHA EPSILON PI - Carl
Franzblau, '55, Ken Stoumen, '55.
ALPHA PHI ALPHA - William
King, '57.
ALPHA SIGMA PHI -- Howie
Gaberson, Bill Eckerman, '56.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA --Jack
Krapohl, '56, Jack Campbell,
'56E.
BETA THETA PI - Joseph
Whiteman, '55, Gene Tolfree, '55.
CHI PHI - Charles Hamilton,
'55, Rod Comstock, '56E.
CHI PSI-Bob Ely, Spec., Rich-
ard Schacht, '56BAd.
DELTA CHII - Bob Stakenas,
55SM, Arthur Angood, '56.,
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON -
Carl Eckert, '55.
DELTA SIGMA PHI - Dave
Huthwaite, '55.
DELTA TAU DELTA -Jack
Schaupp, '56, Norton Stuart, '57.
DELTA UPSILON-John Lay-
man. '55E, Jim Laarman, '55E.
KAPPA ALPHA PSI-Alexander
Campbell.
KAPPA SIGMA-Chuck Poetz-
ke, Dave Livingstone, '55.
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA -- Rich-
ard Good, '56A, Gus Gianakaris,
'56.
PHI DELTA THETA - Robert
Collins, '55P.
PHI GAMMA DELTA - Paul
Geiger, '55, Roger Andersen, '56E.
PHI KAPPA PSI-Steve Hauser,
Spec., Phil Sears, '55BAd.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA - Ralph
Fagge, '56BAd., Les Nelson, '55.
PHI KAPPA TAU - Douglas
Donnan, '56, Mal Campbell, 156A.
PHI SIGMA DELTA - Marcus
Brand, '56BAd., Howard Shapiro,
'56.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA - Harvey
Stapleton,G'56, Earl Mead, '55BAd.
PI LAMBDA PHI-Ben Uchi-
telle, '55, Bill Pittler, '56.
PSI UPSILON - Ron Larsen
Boyd Redner.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON --
Barry Patron, '55.
Glee Club
The sixty voice University Men's
Glee Club hopes to climax the
year with a European tour.
The tour, which is still subject
to the approval of the SGC, will
include concerts in most "of the
free countries of Europe.
Other projects of the organiza-
bion during 1954-55 were tours
through Michigan and a south-
western trip in which the Glee
Club sang in St. Louis, Memphis
and other southern cities.
Sponsoring Jazz at the Philhar-
monic and the Fred Waring Con-
cert were also activities of the or-
ganization.
Joint concerts with Ohio State
Men's Glee Club and with Michi-
gan State Men's Glee Club were
participated in by the singers,
Officers
Gordon Ferguson, '57, President
Richard Maier, '55, Vice-Presi-
dent
George Dutter, '55 BAd., Busi-
ness Manager.
SIGMA ALPHA MU - Marc
Jacobson, '55, Lou Kwiker.
SIGMA CHI - Mike Barnard,
Jerry Benson, '55.
SIGMA NU - Robert Koester,
'55SM.
SIGMA PHI-John Hibbard.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON - Al
Fey, '55E, Mort Cox, '56.
TAU DELTA PHI-Hanley Gur-
win, '55.
TAU KAPPA EPSILON-Rob-
ert Pehlke.
THETA CHI - Douglas Hill,
'55E.
THETA DELTA CHI - Stuart
Meach, '55BAd.
THETA XI-Ken Perkins, Dick
Doolen, '55BAd.
TRIANGLE - John Denman,
'55E, Bill Barnard, '55E.
TRIGON - Bob Roensch, Grad.
ZETA BETA TAU - Stan Lei-
ken, '55, Dick Shapiro, '56.
ZETA PSI-Andy Roedel, How-
ard Lipsey, '56.
Panhellenic
Association
New officers for Pan-Hellenic
Association are Debby "Townsend,
'56, president; Jane Germany, first
vice president; Marcia Galmas,
second vice-president; Barbara
Frey, '56BAd, secretary; Peggy
Hubbard, '56, public relations
chairman; Jean MacRea, '56Ed.,
treasurer; Nancy Jacquette, rush-
ing chairman and Carol DeBruin,
'57, rushing counselor.
The same officers were previous-
ly held by Jean Brumfield, '55,
Barbara Heider, '55, Virginia Ab-
bey, '55, Becky Ninness, '56, Mar-
lene Jaffa, '55, Jeralee Fox, '55,
Margie Spindler, '55Ed., and Deb-
by Townsend, '56.
Highlights of the year's activi-
ties are Pan-Hel Ball, Greek Week
and individual pledge formals.
Engineering
Council
The College of Engineering
Council consists of Charles Stick-
els, '55E, President; Keith Coats
'56E, Vice-President and Jere Bro-
phy '55E, Secretary-Treasurer.
Members-at-Large are Santo
Ponticello '55E; William Diamond
'56E and David Burchfield '56E.
Members are Tom Beierle '57E;
James Blum '58E; Lewis Burn-
ham '55E; Dave Davies '55E; Al-
fred Ewert '55E; Donald Graham
'55E; Robert Ilgenfritz '56E; Rob-
ert Lauer '56E; Constantin Mi-
cuda '55E; Robert Richardson
'57E; William Salisbury '55; Floyd
Smith '56E; William Summers
'56E; and Robert Taylor '55E.
University'
Bands
The University Marching Band
and the University Symphony
bands participated in several con-
certs during the 1954-55 year,
After performing at all Michi-
gan football games and mnaking
two football tours to Northwestern
and to Ohio State, the University
Marching band divided into the
Wolverine Band and the Sym-
phony Band.
The Wolverine Band played at
the Michigan home basketball
games and gave several concerts.
The Symphony Band partici-
pated in Varsity Night and Lan-
tern Night, played several con-
certs in Ann Arbor and through-
Since September, the East Quad
Council has sponsored numerous
activities and projects.
According to president Ralph
McCormick, '57E, the orientation
program, consisting of parties de-
signed specifically for Quad resi-
dents, was the most successful ever
presented.
The Council sponsored the Quad
level homecoming display contest,
win by Hayden House.
McCormick termed the Christ-
mas formal "The Snowflake Ball,"
"very successful."
Inter-Coop
Council
A coordinating body for seven
student operated co-ops, the In-
ter-Cooperative Council is a cor-
poration owning more than $100,-
000 worth of property.
The seven co-ops function as in-
dependent units renting their
houses from the ICC.
Their latest innovation was the
conversion last semester of one
of the three women's houses, Har-
old Osterweil, to a residence for
graduate women. The experiment
was considered successful and ICC
officials agreed to continue it next
year.
Purchase Brandei'is House
Interior renovations in the ICC
newest purchase, Louis D. Bran-
deis House for married students,
were completed last semester. The
outside of the house is currently
being brightened by the additioni
of a new roof and new siding.
ICC, which foots the bill for
permanent improvements in prop-
erty estimates the cost of the new
Brandeis exterior at $2,000.
As a group co-ops came out with
a higher grade point average last
year than eithe dormitories or
fraternities and sororities. Com-
bined average for the three wo-
men's houses was 2.8, for the three
men's houses, 2.57.
Heading the ICC this year were:
Stefan Vail, Grad., President
Arthur Wilner, '56, Vice-Presi-
dent
Dorothy Hinrichs, '56Ed., Secre-
tary
Ruth Kiessel, '56, Accountant
Hal Boyne, Grad, Maintenance
Director
John Morgan, Grad., Alumni
Chairman
HOUSE PRESIDENTS
Brandeis House-Archie Sing-
ham
Muriel Lester House-Elsie Kuf-
fler, '56
Michigan House-Art Gomez,
Spec.
John Nakamura House-Paul
Basch, Grad.
Osterweil House-Janet Beh,
Grad.
A. K. Stevens House-Joan Lev-
in, '57.
Tell Housing
Breakdown
More students live in dormitory
housing than in any other resi-
dence as a group.
More men live in private dwell-
ings than anywhere else, as a
group.
In a breakdown of student resi-
dences for last Fall's semester,
consideration went to nine cate-
gories. This totalled 17,416 stud-
ents (11,951 men and 5,465 wo-
men).
Thirty-six per cent or 6,352
students lived in dormitories (3,-
356 men, 2,996 women).
Out-of-Dorm Statistics
Private dwellings accounted for
33 per cent with 4,959 men and
848 women.
Fraternities and sororities tot-
aled nearly 14 per cent with 1,700
men and 709 women.
Commuting students numbered
976 men and 182 women for nearly
seven per cent.
Nearly three percent (140 men,
345 women) lived at home.
Just under two per cent, 342
women, liven in League Houses.
Cooperatives accounted for un-
der one percent (143 men, 61
women) as did the University Ter-
race apartments (228 men).
About two-and-a-half per cent
(449) of the men are listed un-
der miscellaneous (apartments).
In addition, there were 1,306
students listed as "off campus"
graduate enrollment (704 men and
602 women).
A nearly eight to two ratio exists
of married to single students with
13,674 men and 3,742 women.
Barristers
Stewart S. Dixon, '55L, President
Robert I. Donnellan, '55L, Treas-
urer
Theodore W. Swift, '55Lh, Secre-
tary
Eugene Alkema, '55L
Ira M. Brown, '55L
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"Operation Ransom"
"Operation Ransom," the plan-
ning of which goes back five years,
is the Quad's important renovation
project. It comprises the remodel-
ing of the Quad Basement to house
a library, music practice and lis-
tening rooms and the East Quad
studios of WCBN, Campus Broad-
casting Network. "Ransom" was
completed this semester.
Two other projects are the in-
stallation of additional bike racks,
recently completed, and the schol-
arship program.
The Council-sponsored spring
formal was held in the court on
May 14.
Other officers are Eunice Cole-
man, '55, Vice-President, Jan
Tuttle, '58, Secretary, Jerry Moh-
rig, '57, Treasurer and Shirley
Diamond, '55DHy, Social Chair-
man.
House Presidents
Anderson -Ralph McCormick,
'57E
Cooley-Peter Knoblock, '56Ed.
Greene-William Weber, '55E
Hayden-Gary Boe
Hinsdale - Charles Straayer,
'57
Prescott - Shirlee Clark, '56Ed.
Strauss - Robert Warrick, '57E
Tyler - Mary Jean Monkoski,
'55BAd.
East Quad Radio Club
Station Manager-Kathy Knot-,
ske, '56
Program Director-John Szucs,
'57.
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Steering
I
Group
The Literary College Steering
Committee's main function is to
set up student-faculty conferences
to discuss literary college prob-
lems.
This year the value of special
sections, recitation sections as a
whole and integration courses
have been discussed.
Chairman of the committee is
Joan Bryan, '56 and Carol Durant,
'56, is secretary.
Members of the committee are
Lynne Zimmerman, '56; David
Levy, '57; Marvin Gerber, '55; Cyn-
thia Krans, '56; Helen Jamison,
'57; Bill Eckman, 56; Sandra
Wasserstein, '57; Ben Uchitelle,
'55; Max Bergman, '55; Marc Jac-
obson, '55.
Scabbard
And EBlade
William H. Barnard, '56E, Cap-
tain and President
Richard L. Buck, '55, 1st Lieu-
tenant and Vice-President
Arthur V. Wynne, 2nd Lieu-
tenantrand Treasurer
Charles D. Fisher, Grad., NR,
1st Sargeant and Secretary.
Music School
Linn Alice Bevis
Jerald Hanchrow Bilik
David Louis Green
June Beverly Howe
Carolyn Mae Lentz
Joyce Nh
Jon Edwin Petersen
Alice Ann Pletta
Linda Mering Reck
Elizabeth Joanne Richter
Mary Ellen Roosa
Sylvia Yvette Sherman
Jane Ellen Stoltz
David Lee Tice
Anne Alexandra Young
Joan Gassaway
Darlene Ann Knops
Virginia Mary Shapoe
Nelita Ann True
Fred Proffitt Coulter
William George Doppmann
Katherine Margaret Norman
Dale Richard Stephan
Architecture
And Design
Carl LeRoy Bradley
Peter John Wexler
J. Sterling Crandall
Carol Marie Holley
Paul Henry Krueger
Leroy Benjamin Miller
John Bland Monroe
John Victor Owen
David Hunt Pfluke
Jose Francisco Teran
Lawrence Steiner
Anna Elizabeth Muschenheim
Public Health
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t
Groups List Officers, Members
Alpha Omega
Alpha
(Medicine)
Gerald Abrams, '55M, President
Milton M. Green-Vice-Presi-
dent
John Shuts, Jr.-Secretary
John H. Smith-Treasurer
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Arnold Air Society
Robert J. Augustine, '55-CO
Clifford M. Schutz, '56E-Exec.
Edmund Swanson, '55BAd.-Ops.
Alfred P. Ewert, '55E-Comp't
Art Wynne-Adj.
Alpha Phi Omega
Sherwin Sokolov, '56-President
Burton Zack, '56-Vice-Presi-
dent
Malvin Liebowitz -- Recording
Secretary
Richard Bloss, '56E-Corres-
ponding Secretary
Norman Miller, '57-Historian
Robert Finley, '56-Treasurer
Wilfrid Hufton, '56 -- Alumni
Secretary
* * *
Delta Omeg
Alan Hunt
Donn Miller
Gene Overbeck
Chester Relyea
Walter Roper
Harold Ruemenapp
Theodire St. Antoine
Samuel Shuman
Raymond Trombadore
James Voss
Walter Weiner
Donald Wilkinson, Jr.I
Arthur Wisehart
Marion Young
Richard Young
John Hall
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Hectorians
John C. Schaupp, '55BAd.-
President
Richard T. Good, '56A&D-Vice-
President
Ronal W. Larson-Secretary-
Treasurer
Mimes
Tom Gilmore, Grad.,-President
Guy Moulthrop, '56E, Vice-Pres-
ident
Tom Chamberlain, '57E-Secre-
Kappa
Kappa
Psi
(Honorary Band Fraternity)
Robert Reynolds, '57E,-Presi-
dent
Jere Brophy, '55E-Vice-Presi-
dent
Carmen Spadaro, '56SM--Secre-
tary
David Green, '55SM-Treasurer
Student
Bar Association
William J. Moore, '55L, Presi-
dent
H. Davidson Osgood, '56L-Vice-
President
Charles Hall, '55L-Secretary-
Treasurer
Jack Lamion
J. Nye King, '56L
Charles Keller, '57L
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Business
Administration
Council
Richard Strong-Chairman
Frank Johnston - Vice-Chair-
A
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