American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ALPHA SIGMA PHI I V ' ' ' ! f-f CHRISTMAS TIME at Alpha Sig . . . President ■ - .irt. ' ' J V- ' Ty-VN of the chapter, Glen Pond does a jitterbug -with « Vif ' ' - to - X v 31 s ' ' : v ,; i 7$ . ' Barbara Schreck. Question: Where ' s the m istle- SS Aj ufta v ' A II pik We score at Homecoming with Most Humorous poster «-. ' -• ' .. ■ ■ilh Ku). : .;V -v ' and float . . . Glenda Casey, our nominee, chosen Home- BROTHER BELL tells them how to get the float coming Queen. out from under the patio ' s overhang. By the way, they made it! Myra Harshman chosen Fraternity Sweetheart . . . many Talisman roses . . . Beta Chi visited by Grand National President, George Akre. Rush parties and that rowboat incident starts a fall Actives skin alums 6 ° at annual football . . . basketball semester . . . Old Gal adds 37 pledges to her scrolls ... in a draw • • ■ Mac captains Eagle ' s matmen ... the un- brothers seen in many campus activities. Vest shows up expected happened with Rumpf getting pinned . . . Chapter with TR-3 . . . Sig Olympics and those pie-splashed faces shocked to hear of Dean Bentley ' s illness . . . thankful for initiate annual event . . . Debozy with the torch. his s P eed y recovery . . . Petrini yields gavel to Pond who leads through second Pinnings, pinnings and good exchange parties . . . eight sem ester . . . Mufti still going strong, friendly as ever. Our brothers down the drain . . . Brothers Davis, Debozy and famed torpe do-head removed temporarily . . . exchanged Hawk added to active list in November. Founders Day w - t j 1 j cert j n cate Banquet initiates 113th year of Alpha Sigma Phi . . . thanks New Year . ResoIution) parties . . . Saturday night coffee to Brother Simpkins for a swell Christmas formal. and doughnuts at the House . . . Spring formal . . . good year! OFFICERS FALL: President Bill Petrini Mufti „, ,, . . - •v m ice P rest dent Glen Pond £»-»- w ±] Treasurer Jack Jones iT jAPK ' Secretary Runs Simpkins Corresponding Secretary Jon Hecox . L SPRING: I jO President Glen Pond Vice President Herb Jones Treasurer Jack Jones Secretary Joe Blackburn Corresponding Secretary Jon Hecox

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Harriett Bennett Judith Fleishe Maxine Gevenson Bayla Goodman Anne Kamisky 2 P For the First Time, Sigma Rho Fraternity began the school year in a home of her own. Besides furnishing our new room, we worked hard this year to become a part of the growing campus community, and to establish some traditions of our own. Recognized on campus as a conditional local sorority for a year and a half, we entered many of the annual campus activities for the first time. With the help of Panhellenic Council, the guidance of Miss Sally Stevens, and the general support and encouragement of the student body, we were able to enter into many things new to us . . . some of our firsts were Formal Rush, The Alpha Sig Olympics, Homecoming weekend, the Christmas festivities, and Talon Skit Nite. We highlighted the year with our first annual April Dinner-Dance and our second annual Blood Donor Day. Our special pride was our first formal pledge class. The year brought a sense of accomplishment, but it certainly was not all work. Our greatest achievement was our feeling of closeness and friendship that made us a true sisterhood. It has been another year for memories. Books . . . Pins . . . Rings . . . Yes, it was a Big Year for all of us! Arlene Gilbert Barbara Janos Phyllis Klein Kim Lomerhez Roberta Marcus Rita Meyer Marilyn Pollack Marci Schnee Barbara Segall Rosalie Strauss Phyllis Weiner Bettina Weintrop Janice Rothenberg Harriet Madesh Hilda L

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Joseph Blackburn Rod Dobozy Jerry Fitzgibbons Antonio Almario Robert Duncan Richard Gerard Roland Jenkins Roger Balcon Ned Crawford Robert Eckelberry Robert Gongloff Arnold Danielson David Farris George Davis Richard Ferry 7 0S h Wayne Hamilton Herbert Jones Jokn Jones