Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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lU I II II II II s t Sponsorinsj MidMirrors and actine as big sis- ters to hresnmaii wonu-ii are tlie purposes of Mirrors. Mirrors, in co-operalion witli tlie men s Soplio- iiuirc lionor.iry. Roinoplios. sponsors the Soplio- riuiri- Proni. Other services performed by tliis yroup include olliciating as elections officials, usfierint! at convocations, and manning tlie information booths during Freslininn Week. Memfjers are chosen at the end of their Fresh- man year lor outstanding participation in Mid- Mirrors and at least two other campus activities. hese women must fiave an accumulative point hour ratio of 2.3. I nc girls vno are to he initiated receive tlieir invitations on the evening preceding the first day ol May Week, and they wear gold paper mir- rors lo their classes until 11:00 a.m. . t this time, they meet at the head of the Oval where they are led by retiring members down the long w-alk to Mirror Lake, where they receive their tiny gold mirror pins. .After the ceremony, the initiates are honored at a luncheon given by the outgoing members. The members of Mirrors are paired off at the beginning ol their Sophomore year as co-chairmen of Mid-Mirrors committees, which are composed of about 15 Freshman girls. Each committee covers as many as possible of the following projects dur- ing the year: a tour of all the activities offices, giving the girls a chance to meet the office staffs and watch them function, the preparations of the quarterly Mirrors publication, a party for under- privileged children, make Christmas cards to be sent to an orphanage, keeping the VIC-Mirrors bulletin board up to date. 1 hese are only a few of the projects done. Amstuts Bobb Gsnovcr Cooper Dunn Evans Guy Hill Kinc Lukin Murnr Paul RatidchaiiKh Rector Root H tK rr O C ' Brown Clarkin Crumley Dc Victor ForbcA Gon.icr Hopper KiitKin McCrackcn Murnch Pttty Picrc- Rcnncr R.r.-hi. S.Trhm St..f,. - t r 243 ii

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It II lU II r H II H RdiiKiplids iv llic SdiHiornorc lidnorary that rec- ouiii .fs llioM- iiHii. will) ,il llic end of their Fresh- man year, have (Icrnoiisli.ilcd oiilstaiulinfi initia- ti c mil leadership abililii--. iembers. selected on the nasis ol activities. s( holarsliip. ana character, strive to liillill the purposes ol the oroani .ation ihrouL ' li a coinhiiied ellort to ser c the I Diversity. Diirint! Orientation Week, the ineniners were privileged to serve as student leaders, and to usher at llie f residents Convotation. I he initiates also lielpetl at various Iuik tions durinj, ' May Week. This year a larse nurnher ol Roiiiophos men went as a group to the li(hi cUl looln.ill t;aine wearing red fezes which attracted tnu( h attention. r ounded in 102) as a lo( al honor society. Roniophos worked to lurlher the interests of the Soptioniore Class and the stiniiuation of school spirit. . leetings were held every two weeks at different fraternity houses around the campus and the nieinhers planned the observance of many customs and traditions of the University. The Executive Board consisted of Roland Fox, Bill Reidenhach. Herh lolovitz. Walt . pplegate, .lac k I aylor, John Holloman, .John Spence, and Bob Arena. These men helped to formulate the pro- gram for the year. 1 he last thing the members ol Romophos did this year was to give a bancpiet for the new mem- bers after the initiation, at wliiili lime they passed on the secrets of the honor soi iel to the new- members. M if d Acton Applegatc Conaway Hagemann .lolovits Fritter son Ruifner Taylor Adams A rend Corlcttc Holloman Kaplsn Pontius Sncncc Van Cleve Jr. AUvatcr Barnes Fox Holzer Karlan Reidenbach Stone 245