Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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2 ,f NLEW 46' if Why live in a fraternity? This has been a question that Lambda Chi Alpha has been trying to answer for prospective members since its beginnings. We think that the brotherhood has found an additional answer- a distinguishing answer that is revolutionizing the Greek system. Breaking with the norms ofthe past, we have thrown out the pledge pro- gram in which inequality is the rela- tionship between active and pledge. And now we're implementing a total equality between newly associated members and actives. Everyone does the work. Everyone gets his chance at play and everyone is joining in to create and have an atmosphere con- ducive to study. What other houses will surely do in the future, Lambda Chi has already done. Bay Lembkee, Tony Weber, and Ted Payseur find that keeping a fraternity running requires much work. A T 'sqft 'Z 1' -E W I V:rYL:! 'Xehy NX .iii Jim Tomlonovic, Bryan Lepley and Steve Roth enjoy a study break with Mrs. Peterson, their housemother.

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Lambda Chis Revolutionize the System 1. R. S. Zeller, 2. T. L. Wetzell, 3. M. C. Olson, 4. S. M. Roth, 5. R. L. Goesel, 6. R. E. Wilson, 7. S. E. Hastings, V.P., 8. B. R. Jones, 9. B. K. Lepley, 10. B. R. Foell, 11. R. B. Nay, 12. T. S. Taylor, 13. T. E Penney, 14. M. J. Sullivan, 15. J. M. Tomlonovic, 16. B. P. Bray, 17. J. L. Burrows, 18. P. R. Fink, 19 M. A. Chinn, 20. B. M. Verdoorn, 21. K. J. Buell, 22. S. L. Gipple, Sec., 23. R. M. Schmal, 24. M. J. Max son, 25. F. E. Remsburg, 26. G. D. Behrens, 27. D. K. Ecklund, 28. R. E. Chance, 29. R. A. Baudler, 30 J. P. Stieler, 31. D. N. Aaron, 32. R. C. Greywitl, 33. K. W. Fowler, 34. B. R. Werth, 35. W. E. Dillon, 36 Given, 42. P. R. Saxton-Williams, 43. R. J. McKay, 44. J. A. Weber, 45. C. M. Johnson, 46. J. A. Pier son, 47. C. R. Thomas, 48. D. R. Kienzle, 49. S. R. Bauder, 50. R. L. Lembke, 51. J. C, Bauder, 52. D A. Radke. Wag' 155.34 ds! A N i N Plaid Q Q -w I V M. T. Gipple, 37. C. A. Plymesser, 38. J. E. Taylor, 39. B. M. Breamer, 40. D. Slycord, Treas., 41. G. J: 7 fo ,I fl ,, M ' I7 If I 2 3 r' - ' 7 6, 28

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Professional - Omega Tau Sigma .stairs A ff 1' n ,, I Omega Tau Sigma is a professional fraternity composed entirely of veteri- nary students. We have joined togeth- er to further our knowledge of our pro- fession and to be able to relax in a common atmosphere. Our spectrum of activity involves many areas. We are very active in in- tramurals, consistently placing high in the final standings. The social calen- dar is geared to relieve the many ten- sions that arise from veterinary school. Continual high scholastic rankings among fraternities reflect the success of our social activities and dedication to our profession. Quarterly service projects stimulate us to improve our relationships with each other. Our pur- pose and activities make us a unique fraternity at ISU. 1. A. Fi. Van Arkel, 2. D. E. Woodle, 3. J. C. Cummings, 4. D. C.Twed1, 5. P. D. Edler, 6. C. A. Jensen, 7 M. W. Person, 8. The Gentle Doctor, 9. B. L. Moses, 10. J. S. DenHerder, Treas., 11. K. E. Miller, 12. B. J Wessels, 13. R. L. Snell, 14. J. K. Sandy, 15. W. L. Davis, 16. L. C. Wilgenbusch, 17. K. E. Plalzgral, 18. M V. Lammli, 19. D. R. Smith, 20. G. B. Techout, 21. M. D. Carlson, V.P., 22. J. A. Kurt, 23. J. L. Baum, 24. Fl T. Barns, 25. N. E. Backlund, 26. L. M. Schmall, 27. R. E. Karlin, 28. J. P. Stein, 29. M. L. Helphrey, 30. G B. Tarvin, 31. D. A. Cook, 32. T. J. Taylor, Pres., 33. Mrs. Lemley, Housemother, 34. M. P. Rohlk, 35. A Donham, 36. H. Fi. McCasIin, 37. P. F. Rohret, 38. Fl. C. Stribe, 39. D. A. Dutler, 40. H. Fi. Moore, 41. W. M Adams, 42. W. B. Sagely, 43. Dr. B. Hull, 44. M. G. Helphrey, 45. A. L. Jenny, 46. S. J. Fynaardt, 47. D. K Bechtum, 48. J. H. Allen, 49. D. L. Striegel, 50. M. Pl. Wells, 51. P. L. Grafenburg, 52. J. R. Davison, Sec. 53. D. T. Crowe, 54. Z. Ruben, 55. P. R. Wade, 56. D. W. Downs, 57. Pl. Hanson, 58. W. M. Weller, 59. J C. Layfield, 60. E. C. Gonder.