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

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PI LAM8DA PHI: Front row: Jack Franklin, Norman Sagr, Chariot Sprinti, Jorry Franklin, Michael Cohan, Gerald Miller, Morton Gruber, Stave Wildttein. Jack Needle, Jerry Cohen, Sandy Salkind, Ronald Seiden. Second row; Ronald Gilbert, Harvey Rudich, Barton Fish, Melvin Rudich, Van Seplow, Laurence Herbtt. Howard Otterman. Richard Lieberman, Kenneth Dudwick, Marvin Gilbert. Jerry Shulek. Roy Clement. Third row; Cary Gordon, Herbert Borman, Donald Levine. Fred Wertheimer, Jan Green, Lawrence Friedman, Herbert Rauch, Michael Bain, Michael Meyert, Letter Abromton, 8arry Perelman, Jack Marcut. Fourth row: Melvin Davidow, Jack Krongold, 8urton Perolman. Arthur Baioff, Allen Salowe, Robert Ler-mon, Henry Tithman, Michael Levine, Ronald Shoen, Edwin Sheppard, Barnett Simon, Byron licoviti. LOUDEST CHEERS in the Orange Bowl often came from WATER-SKIING Pi Lam gets on-land instruction from an Pi Lam sections where frat members and dates rooted. expert, while the rest of the brothers watch from sidelines.

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PI LAMBDA PHI MORTON GRUBER. President THE JOLLY laddies of Pi Lambda Phi partied through the year with their social activities reaching a zenith at the annual Moonlight and Orchid Ball formal held in May. Among Pi Earns who’ve distinguished themselves on the UM campus are Larry Friedman, vice president of Pep Club and SBG senator, and A! Lupka, attorney general of the Honor Court. Installed as Omega Eta chapter in 1946, Pi Lambda Phi continues as one of the hardest lighting groups in the race for the President’s Cup. Outstanding Pi Lam alumni include Louis B. Mayer, motion picture producer; Richard R xlgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, composers, and Elliot Lawrence. A1 Flip Rosen, star of the Cleveland Indians, is an Omega Era alum. President of the chapter was Morton Gruber. He was assisted by Howard Ostcrman, vice president; Mike Cohen, secretary, and Steve Wildstein, treasurer. Pi Lams’ colors are purple and gold; their flower ally in March, 1895, at Yale University and now has 32 chapters throughout the country. COULDN'T GO TO THE BAHAMAS. SO THE ISLES CAME TO THEM. PI LAMS ENJOYED 8AHAMA PARTY 8UT SOME LOOKED SHIP-WRECKED.

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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ROBERT CARR. President TWAS THE NIGHT that Faddy Murphy died, I never shall forget!” These joyous strains echoed throughout the Student Club on Sr. Patrick's Day. The occasion? Sigma Alpha Epsilon's annual burial of Brother” Paddy Murphy who drank himself to death. Rounding out a rollicking social season for SAE were the Sewers of Paris part)' and the spring formal. Athletically, Florida Alpha chapter co-sponsored the SAE-Sigma Nu football game and retired the B Cup in intramurals. They also participated in Homecoming and Songfest. Prominent SAE alums in politics are Leroy Collins, governor of Florida, and George Smathers, U. S. senator from Florida. On the national scene, famous SAF s include Dr. Milton Eisenhower, University of Pennsylvania president, and Conrad Nagel, TV and movie star. Bob Carr was elected president to lead the chapter through its eighth year on campus. Other officers were John Stone, vice president; Eugene Wren, secretary, and Dick Wichman, treasurer. PARTIES ARE ALWAYS POPULAR SO SAE'S HAD THEIR SHARE OF HAY RIOES. PICNICS. AND FOUND TIME FOR DRESS-UP SOCIALS. 108