Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Phi Sigma Promotion of biological research served as the goal for the members of Phi Sigma, national biology honorary. This organization, active on Miami's campus for thirty-one years, presented open meetings featuring a nationally known speaker, natural habitat films and other speakers as well as bi-monthly business meetings. In addition to a 2.7 accumulative average and a 3.0 biological science average, a person seeking membership presented an individual re- search paper. The annual banquet and the faculty-student picnic contributed to the Phi Sigma social calendar. 0 Row 1: J. Frey, J. Deas, G. Van Ausdal, C. Koepke, A. Smith, N. Atkinson, sec., M. Jenkins, M. Berry, J. Drake. 0 Row 2: R. Gilbert, J. Lillich, G. Leineke, I. Lippman, R. Folden, H. Carolus, J. Bushong, pres. ' Row 3: J. McMahon, treas.g C. Williamson, J. Harrison, S. Kelley, P. Pease, J. Yeither, J. Burk, M. Reich, D. Fink, V. pres., R. Stone.

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0 Row 1: J. Lewis, G. Durrnan, R. Ellis, B. Kerr, P. Stranne, R. Huber. 0 Row 2: A. Lantz, A. Moriarty, R. Cobb, B. Bickel, S. Sutton, P. Rasmussen. 0 Row 3: C. Crannell, D. Churchill, C. Reed, R. Thorson, E. Armstrong. ' Row 4: R. James, A. Yager, R. Czadzech, H. Lambert, D. Gump. Psi Chi The purpose of Psi Chi, national psychology recognition society, was to further the aim of science, especially in the field of psychology. Candidates for admission must have majors in psychology or related areas, a 3.0 average in psychology, completed six hours of psychology, be enrolled in an additional three hour course and have an above av- erage scholastic record. Often psychology majors were invited to Psi Chiis bi-monthly meetings to hear speakers who were experts in their respective fields of professional psychology. To close the year, psy- chology majors vvere invited to Psi Chiis annual spring picnic.

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0 Row 1: S, Bunt, B. Friedman, A. Jungshoved, C. Hannon, B. Beier. Row 2: G. Morocco, A. Lassalle, K. Kauffmann, D. Baldwin, M. Herrick, S. Eades. 0 Row 3: A. Fowler, W. Miller, S. Luce, L. Irvin, H. Chace, H. Breitenbucher. Pi Delta Phi The members of Pi Delta Phi, national French honorary, met once a month in order to further their purpose of learning about under- standing the customs of the French people. The organization also served as an outlet for this practical use of the language, and it gave its members a chance to become acquainted With the French students on lVIiarni's campus. Their meetings, Which were held at the homes of different professors, were supplied with programs including slides, speeches, discussions, parties and the playing of French games. The organization promoted interest in the culture and Wisdom of France among the students of America.