University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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Alpha Epsilon Pi OFFICERS President ...... MARK POLEN Vice-President . . . FRANK BARON Secretary . . . . RON REIDER Treasurer . STAN LEMON MARK POLEN, President AEPI achievements merit campus, national recognition First you carefully spoon on the jelly, then spread the pea- nut butter, and that's how you make a genuine AEPi super- sandwich. Happiness was high G.P.A.'s for the AEPI's as the brothers captured the IFC scholarship improvement award. The house placed second in grade point competition among fraternities. Two AEPi's, Mark Se- ligman and Ronald Reider, were pledged to Phi Eta Sigma, honorary scholastic frater- nity. Beta Alpha Psi, an honorary accounting fraternity, initiated Ioseph Marks. Frank Baron, AEPi's treasurer, was selected Treas- urer of the Year by the national ofiice. AEPi men were found on the IFC pledge training committee, as orientation leaders, in Pep Club, on Student Senate and as Vice- president and treasurer of the Hillel Foun- dation. Mrs. Pearl Peterson became the new housemother for the group this year. She supervised the Sweetheart Formal and was a second 'Mom' to the basketball, baseball, and track men of Alpha Epsilon Pi.

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Mrs. Peterson Frank Baron Paul Bederson Bruce Burke Paul Eisner Doug Elden Mike Fish Iohn Green Rick Heller Dave Howe Paul Iacobsen Alan Kamen Sam Kramer Stan Lemon Cary Lieberman Ioe Marks Ted Marks Ed Mulluncliick Bill Mooney Larry Mooney Paul Natkiel Mark Polen Iack Rosenberg Mark Seligman Neil Simon Brian Tabach Gary Weiss Benny Wolf

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Q Z? ,f cf zz Z, .1 ,I ff' 135, B BOB MUHLENBRUCH, President Alpha Tau Omega OFFICERS President .... BOB MUHLENBRUCK Vice-President . . BOB GALLAGHER Secretary . . BOB SHEETS Treasurer . . Russ KNUDSEN ATO's celebrate 50th anniversary of cl1apl'er's 'Founding This year was the 50th anniversary of the installation of the Alpha Tau Omega chapter on the Iowa campusg it was also the centennial of the fraternityis founding. There was another date the ATO's re- membered, Feb. 2, 1965, the day the chap- ter house on Dubuque Street burned down. The fire destroyed everything-except the brothers' spirit of enthusiasm and resolve. They spent this year in the old Psi Omega house, carrying on business better than us- ual. They took a hand in everything that came along-homecoming competition and alumni reunions, athletics, Greek Week and its dozens of serenades, Spring Festival and U Sing. Mike Cather won the All-Big Ten doubles bowling championship and Larry Bailey was named Distinguished Military Cadet. They gave parties for alumni, par- ties for handicapped children, parties that helped to make the year a good one. The Tau's find a comfortable piece of floor or a mantle to lean against and settle down for a round of songs before studying. F 51