University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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Allen Baker, b.s.b.a. Shoalt. Indiana Tnni((it(d University ot Florida and Indian 1936: Hurricane 3. 4. Desk Editor. New Editor Managing Editor 3. Editor-in-chief 4: Charter member Lead and Ink 3: Mgr. Golf team i: Iron Arrow 4. Who' Who in American College and Universities 4. Grayce Ben Kori. a.b. Jacksonville. Fla. Bill Bennett, a.b. Detroit. Mich. Symphonic Band I. 2. . 4. Symphony Orchestra 1 2. 3. 4: Sigma Phi Zeta 3: Charter member Phi Mu Alpha Sin Ionia 5. 4: Senate 1. 4. Evan F. Bourne Jr., b.s. Miami. Swimming V 4; Symphonic Band I. 2. 1. 4; Chatter member Phi Mu Alpha Sin Ionia 3: Chorut 4: Sigma Phi Zeta 3. Cecile S. Alexander, a.b. Far Rockawai NY Theta Chi Omega I. 2. V Sec y 1. 2, 1: Alpha Epsilon Phi 4. Vice pres. 4. Hurricane Staff 1: Miami Mimic 3: Honors Literary Society 1 4. Maria Fravline Alvarez, a.b. Miami. Zeta Phi I. 2 Marshall 2. Pledge Capt 2: Inter-Sorority Council 2: Newman Club I 2. 4. Spanish Assistant 12 4. Richards. Arend. b.s.b.a. WettHr d N.J. Tennis I: Debating V 4 Debate Council 3. 4; Hurricane 3. Copy Editor 3; Lead and Ink 3. 4 Freshman Honorary Society: Honor Literary Society 3. 4: Zool ogy Assistant 2 3. 4 Ray C. Armstrong, b.s. IMmont Vermont White Wing A.C I 2. 3. 4; Intramural Football. Diamondball and Track I. 2. I 4 Math Assistant 2. 3 4 Phi Alpha I Intramural Tennis 4

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Bob masit-rson President Ethel Yates Vice-President Betty Fogarty Secretary treasurer lMembers of the class of 1938 have been the founders of several traditional functions. As Freshmen, they inaugurated the first annual Freshman Frolics. They were victorious in the Freshman-Sophomore battle during the same year. During their Sophomore year, they introduced the first Sophomore Cotillion which was given in the Biltmore ballroom. When they were Juniors, they started the precedent of decorating the Biltmore ballroom where their Junior Prom was held in April. As Seniors, they represent the largest class ever to be graduated from the University. Their four years together constitute a period of happy comradeship which will not quickly be forgotten.

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George Bruner, b.s.b.a. Grot r City. Pa. Wilson Cal away. b.s. Miami. Freshman Honorary Society: Chemical Society 2. J 4. Pres 4 Ibis, circulation 2: Y.M.C.A. 1 2. 3. Executive Chairman I 2. Sec'v 3: Pi Delta Sigma 2. V 4. Treat. Denise P. Caravasios. a.b. Miami. Charter member Sport Club I 2, V Pres. I Social Sec y 2. Room Chairman 5: Alpha Theta 4 Trcas 4. Swimming I 2: Hurricane 2 3. 4. Feature Editor 3. Tintype Editor 4 Athletic Council I : Ibis 3. 4. Intramural Editor 3. Snapshot Editor 4; Vigilance Committee 2 Junior Prom Committee 3: Senate Reporter 4. Raymond M. Catsman. b.s.b.a. Flint. Mich. Madeleine Louise Cheney, a.b. -Veif London. Conn Swimming 1 2: Charter member Sport Club 12 V Trca . I. 2. Vice pres, 3, Historian 3: Alpha Theta 4. Vice-pro. 4; Associate Justice 4; Glee Club 4. Theta Alpha Phi Frolics 3: I.ead and Ink 3 4 Sec y 3 4 Hurricane I 2. V Ass t News Editor 3: Miss University of Miami” 4. Robert Stanley Chesterman. a.b. Wen Springfield. Afoss Transferred University of Alabama I ) 56: Theta Chi Austin B. J. Clark, b.s. Miami Thomas F. Condon. Jr., b.s.b.a. Rosette, S.J President ol Student Body 4 Florida State Student Gov t Assistant-Treas. 4. Delegate to State Student Gov’t. Conven tion 3. 4. Associate Justice Honor Court 2: M Club 4; Football I 2. V 4 Senator $. Youth Conference 4: Delegate to Youth Conference Convention 4: Iron Arrow 1 4 Chief 4 . Chairman on Arrangements Student Gov't Convention Miami I 2 IX-lta Sigma Kappa I 2. V 4. Sec'v 3. Pres 4: Newman Club 3: Student Marshall 1: Vigilance Com mittee 2: Publications Board 4 Intcr-fratcr mty Council 4. Benefit Dance. General chair man 4. International Relations Club 4. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities 4