University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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PI LAMBDA PHI Top Row: Moury Corlin, ' 52; Arnold Ruby, ' 50; Sam Altenan, ' 52; George Ziedenstein, ' 50; Jay Allen, ' 51; Arthur Stashower, ' 52; jerry Briikin, ' 50; Stanley Card, ' 49; Disney Amster, ' 51; Billy Gould, ' 52; Marshall Sahlins, ' 52; James Eppstein, ' 50; Bud Frank, ' 50; William Osterman, ' 51. Second Row: James Saag, ' 52; Tom Lang, ' 51; Lloyd Gilden, ' 51; Neil Brown, ' 51; Gil Osnos, ' 51; Bud Schubiner, ' 50; Al Frank, ' 50; Dick Elconim, ' 50; Al Fernstein, ' 49; Al Mecklenburger, ' 50; Mark Gross, ' 49; Sheldon Kraus, ' 50; Billy Frank, ' 51; Phineas Alpers, ' 49; Jerry Finger, ' 52; Bram Gold- man, ' 51. Third Row: Stan May, ' 50; Norman Feinberg, ' 49; John Driefus, ' 49; Jim Rubiner, ' 49; Don Hartman, ' 49, Scribe; William Click, ' 49; Rex; Marvin Lubeck, ' 51, Archon; Warren Weil, ' 49; Lincoln Siegal, ' 50; Calvin Tobin, ' 49; James Popkin, ' 50. Fourth Row: Robert Kaplan, ' 52; Ted Munsat, ' 52; Marvin Salen, ' 52; James Peterman, ' 52; Howard Marcus, ' 52; Lou Jaffe, ' 52; Irv Jaeger, ' 52; Stan Brown, ' 52; Walter Rubiner, ' 52; Isaac Kantor, ' 52. Epsilon of Pi Lambda Phi takes great pride in announcing the completion of its new interior decorating job, which we finished this Fall. Several art st shown by their great efficien the-Hill that MICHIG gram. In our new semester with severa games, and four dance Gridiron Grapple, and I we held a pre-holiday f But we Pilams haven ' t chan nts around the campus have re-designing our House-on- ractical cultural pro- been entertaining all ig js following football r Swing, Tops in Jazz, : or a final celebration, nee. character with the changing of our House furnishings; EPSILON NOW welcomes you as our guests, just as we always have. 275

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SIGMA KAPPA Top Row: S. Field, ' 49; P. Burton, ' 49; M Skeels, ' 49; L. Stewart, ' 49; R. Eidson, ' 50; D. Schroeder, ' 49; W. Wells, ' 49; T. Mock, ' 50; T. Shilson, ' 51; R. Barrett, ' 52; J. Kaye, ' 50; T. Roby, ' 51; H. Corey, ' 50; H. Watson, ' 50; N. Pontius, ' 52; R. Flood, ' 50. Fourth Row: R. Kamienic, ' 51; M. Messner, ' 51; R. Brogren, ' 50; G. Schneider, ' 49; G. Vosper, ' 50; O. Roth, ' 49; C. Dixon, ' 52; R. Darnell, ' 50; R. Corey, ' 52; G. Milroy, ' 51; J. Bauman, ' 51; J. Slater, ' 50; L. Gabriel, Grad; W. Bunyan, ' 50; A. Richards, ' 50; H. Spaulding, ' 49; J. Salles, ' 50; J. Naymik, ' 49. Third Row: M. Boukis, ' 50; J. Court, ' 49; W. McAninch, ' 49; T. Urban, ' 50; M. Iverson, ' 50; M. Sartin, ' 51; R. Dyer, ' 50; G. Belgum, ' 51; H. Allerton, ' 49; R. Curtis, ' 49; W. Grossman, ' 49; C. French, ' 49; J. Swanson, ' 49; G. Muehlhauser, ' 52; G. Schweitzer, Grad; W. McClintic, ' 50. Second Row: G. Butterbach, ' 49; D. Jameson, Grad; W. Schriner, ' 52; W. Hillig, Grad; W. Harrison, ' 49; J. Chipman, ' 50; D. Use, ' 51; R. Parker, ' 50; R. Lamb, ' 51; H. Mack, ' 50; C. Towar, ' 51; D. Hosteller, ' 49; D. Pontias, ' 49. First Row: J. Fitch, ' 52; B. Stone, ' 51; J. Montrose, ' 50; F. Rouse, ' 50; J. Hancock, ' 50; D. Dulude, ' 50; F. Webber, ' 50; J. Gyourko, ' 51; R. Gross, ' 50; D. Jahsman, ' 52; W. Jones, ' 50; D. Thompson, ' 51. The year 1948-49 saw Phi Sigma Kappa take part in many activities and events. Returning to campus in the fall, the Phi Sigs started out with frenzied fury by redecorating the house. The fraternity was finally engulfed by the fall football and social whirl. The hi ternity pledge semesters, the cam Phi Sigs. During t studied hard, wor Spring Formal an tivities, Phi Sigm of the fall term were the fra- party. In between ?ef to the final weary emesters, the Phi Sigs resented their annual k s the many house ac- interfraternity sport contests, the famous I.F.C. Ball and I.F.C. Sing. With the arrival of graduation, many of the members left Phi Sigma Kappa for the working world. 274

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PSI UPSILON f V r. Top Row: Bob Kretzschmar, ' 52; Don Hayden, ' 51; Jim Power, ' 50; Al Topping, ' 50; Pete Ball, ' 50; Sandy Dewar, ' 50; Lyman Fishburn, ' 50; John Slovens, ' 50; Herb Campbell, ' 50; Al McGrege, ' 50; Bill Ryan, ' 50; Si Goodrich, ' 49; Reed Lowden. Fourth Row: Ed Larson, ' 49; Jack Arbuckle, ' 52; Jack Halladay, ' 50; Harold Jackson, ' 50; Dave Tittle, ' 50; Bill Austin, ' 50; Charlie Moss, ' 50; Kit Culver, ' 50; Bob Cutting, ' 50; Ed McPherson, ' 49; Jack Pridgeon, ' 50; Art Schupp, ' 49; Dick Hitt, ' 50. Third Row: Hank Berry, ' 50; Dick McGowan, ' 50; Gil Evans, ' 49; Al Sandman, ' 49, Secretary; Hank Kuhlman, ' 49, President; Bob Pierce, ' 49, Vice- President; Wally Riley, ' 49; Nels Harvey, ' 49; Jack Campbell, ' 49; Bob Byerly, ' 49. Second Row: Ernie Kratzet, ' 49; Jack Smart, ' 52; Dick Griffith, ' 51; Keith Werner, ' 51; Dave Miller, ' 51; Dick Ratcliff, ' 51; Thatch Roof, ' 52; Bill Carpenter, ' 52; Jack Williams, ' 50; Chuck York, ' 51. First Row: Dick Rorick, ' 50; Bob Guskte, ' 50; Bill Hufferd, ' 52; Dan Jackson, ' 51; Lloyd Jones, ' 50; Harrold Rust, ' 51; Bill Smith, ' 49. Missing: Jack Coe, ' 59; Bob Everett, ' 49; Jake Hamlen, ' 49; John LeParl, ' 52; Bill Mundus, ' 49; Mike Wright, ' 52. Psi Upsilon this year leaped (and occasionally limped) through its most successful season on campus since the war ' s end. By stalwart effort we rock and pledged several pot self was resurrected for a Homecoming display several weak-eyed mention. Smatterings of windy but not winning IFC houses and several successful ing up on lovely 1 000 Hill St. (ov office will permit.) a 2.39 out of the academic Bet ' s. Shakespeare him- King Benny the First wasn ' t recognized by ed him an honorable Union participation, a two interesting open I affairs Kept things bounc- looking everything the dean ' s try, 276