University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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FRONT ROW: Patsi Winrod, Lou Alice Moulder, Betty Lou Ayres (president), Beverly Lasater. BACK ROW: Barbara Cline, Donna Cape, Yvonne Koch, Shirley Mackey, Mary Jean Born. Phi Chi Theta The national professional business sorority is Phi Chi Theta. Membership in this organization is open to all women students in B PA. The organization participates in the Industrial Management Confer- ence and in Business Week. Phi Sigma Iota The monthly meetings of Phi Sigma Iota feature addresses or readings of papers. Membership in this national romance language honorary is open to stu- dents of French and Spanish with junior standing and an average grade of S for twenty hours work. FRONT ROW; Dorothy Donnelly, Leslie Flynn, Clarice Stock. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Maxwell, Joyce Deuser, Frances Maupin (president), Betty Wolverton, Edwin Pleasants, Olga Bak. BACK ROW: Prof. Lloyd Buhrman, Prof. Albert Brent, Thomas Hunt, Mary Holland, Elizabeth Cotrufo, Delores Gorsett, Argentina Armstrong, Martha Oder, Virginia Ramos, Robert Berens, John Dial. 157

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mmm HIHlij i lupi. i J i l.wu i M .4 q f 1 « t f e ' i Plj FRONT ROW: Jerrell Roland, Donald Eichman, James Mead, Ralph Scott, Osm. Laerdal, Don Madding, Phil Walters, Wade Ford, Law- rence Bryant, Don Arens, Colin Wright, James Romjue. SECOND ROW: James Crist, Jack Needy, Robert Schooler, Donald Simons, Nylen Edwards, Russ Cook, Warren Loschky, Lee Fowler, Herb Perkins, John Robinson, Harry Gautsche, John Lichtenberg, Truman Tracy, David Roberts. THIRD ROW: Gene Grabbe, Berlyn Miller, Bob Gerbin, John Rogers, Mac Cameron, Don Schubert, Bud Kauf- niann, Johnne Jones, Bill Luft, Eddie Richards, Bob Adelsperger, Albert Price, John Cavanaugh, William Vaughn, Donald Gumbiner, Jack Bush, Alex Martell, Peter Dallas. BACK ROW: Thomas Scott, Harry Burns, Arthur Grogan, Larry Zucker, Wallace Sheridan, Jack Rodgers, Lionel Smith, Mcrritt Smith, Les Dahlheimer, Mitch Drury, Dick Arens, Paul O ' Bryan, Cliff Frieman, Robert Fleisch, Win- ston Ochsner, John Wornall. Alpha Kappa Psi Thirty-seven years ago, in 1920, the Epsilon chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, the first and oldest commerce fraternity, was founded on the Missouri University campus. The organiza- tion now has approximately 100 members who work to fur- ther the individual welfare of its members and to promote and advance better courses leading to degrees in business ad- ministration. Membership is by election and all male stu- dents in Business School with a 2.00 grade average or better are eligible. Dr. Truman G. Tracy, faculty sponsor at the University of Missouri, is a national officer in the organiza- tion. 156

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FRONT ROW; Nancy Wieman, Marilyn Morgan, Avenel Bailey, Lois Feix, Avalyn Wilson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Sewell, Elaine Dill, Florence Avery (adviser), Patricia West, Ruby Rucker. BACK ROW; Marilyn Earls, Helen Hankins, Janet Trout, Melba Larson, Joyce Cope. Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha Iota is open to women in the field of music. The group forms chapters of music students and musicians who shall uphold the highest ideals of a musical education, further the development of music, and give inspiration and aid to members. Delta Phi Delta The national honorary art fraternity is Delta Phi Delta. Membership is open to art students upon election. The organization sponsors student art ex- hibits, holds discussions, and makes Christmas cards as an annual project. FRONT ROW; Norma Cole, Shirley Brown, Fred Rathgeber. SECOND ROW; Donald Smith, Betty Jean Butler, Janice Bishop, Fay man, Robert Bussabarger. THIRD ROW; H. Frank Andrews, Lois West, Verna Wulfekammer, Mildred Isely. Feld- 158