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

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Front Row: George Wolf,- Joseph Naylor ; George Bashara; Anthony Naylor ; David Davidsen,- Michael Zaremba; Robert Mclaughlin; Ronald Bieke; Lome Norton; Donald Hanley,- John Vennerholm; Robert Hoydic; Austin Chapman; Richard Wood. Second Row: Richard Lowery,- Robert Goedjen,- Burwell Jones; Louis Freyblen Thomas Waltz,- Thomas Sexworth; Frank Spencer,- Sydney Cook,- Morton Cox ; Joseph Jefferies,- Arthur Rantenberg,- Robert Richardson,- Stanley Goldner,- Pieter Thomassen,- John Vallortigara. Third Row: Alan Clark,- John Main,- James Schaefer; Donald Graham,- Stanley Burns; David Stinson,- Robert Knox,- Barrett Wayburn; Robert Nichols,- Kenneth Shields; Dwight Babcock; Frederick Schoettley,- Donald Vance; Theodore Dodenhoff; George Rockwell; Richard Crawford,- Steven Shawaker; Robert Peck; Donald Flemin g,- Thomas Auch,- Thomas Gilmore,- John Thomas. Back Row: Robert Cutting,- Robert Schmidt; James Hubbell,- Thomas Maklebust; Morgan Davis,- James Hellenberg,- Keith Turner,- William Gouldthorpe; Albert Fry,- Charles Necco,- George Pipper,- John Kegay; Warren Wood; Donald Ellison; Dennis Sills,- Otto Gutowsky; Richard Potter,- Craig Johnson,- Frank Knox,- Richard Underwood; Richard Kuiszl; James Shearon. professional fraternities; their members are predominantly of one school and the general attitude is a serious one. Others are, by self-admission, very social and in a few cases, less serious throughout the week. These seem to have a sustained enthusiasm for parties. Others are not as social as they are activity-minded. A fraternity is the kind it wants SIGMA PHI EPSILON

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SIGMA PHI Thus they give their interest and support to the chapter . . . The rushee, for certain, recognizes the differences among the fraternities, some small differences, some big, but all distinguishing. Beyond having a common purpose, it cannot be said that they ' re all alike. It is in carrying out this purpose that the differences are made. A few resemble Front Row: Clayton Cormier; Edwin Conger; Henry Crapo,- John Boyce,- president, George Roen ; David McCracken; Christopher Parker; Martin Kelly. Second Row: Daniel Webb; Grant Harris; John Leppelmeier; William Whitney; Fritz Glover; Walter Blackett; John Hibbard; Richard Mackenzie; Ray Newton,- Bruce Coleman; Ronald Morgan,- David Carpenter,- Robert Spath; Clark Benson; Lawrence Winters. Third Row: Curtis Wells; John Heidgen,- Robert Nelson; Joseph Moore,- Robert Pease; David Burchfield; Richard Pierce,- William Ross; James Cullen. Back Row: Thomas Spiers,- Donald Ridge. 350

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Front Row: Herbert Gardner; Peter Gould; David Sanders; Gerald Avrin; Edward Smith; Maurice Friedlander; Barton Cowan; Stephen Heilpern. Second Row: Richard Flaxman,- Leonard Schreier; Philip Douglis; Max Caplan,- Hanley Gurwin,- Stanley Bernstein, president; Allen Abrams,- Allan Eisenberg,- Jordan Russen,- Ja ck Horwitz. Third Row: James Hack; Raymond Failer; Jay Kaufman; Charles Baraf; Laurence Friedman; Allan Horowitz; Allan Drebin; Stephen Fishman,- Michael Gale; Gerald Berman; Paul Goodman. Back Row: Ira Schamach,- Gerald Cohn,- Arnold Levitsky; Herbert Feinstein; Norman Liebman; Harvey Brandes,- Howard Kaplan; Theodore Simms,- Evan Hirsch; Paul Doner. Missing: Ronald Charfoo ' s; Alan Shuster,- Eugene Cohen,- Gerald Ackerman; Samuel Siporin,- Lawrence Harris; Max Schwartz,- Gerald Solomon,- Phillip Bellack; Stuart Hirschman,- Eugene Curtis; James Kaplan. TAU VELJA PHI to be. Apology, concern, advocacy of change are nil. It does not wish to hide its characteristics. They are observ- able and the differences show up. The rushee can choose his kind of group and know he has chosen deliberately . . . In spite of such emphasis every fraternity tries to obtain a program that is a balance between all the many phases of 352