Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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r Firs! Row: Do-mlull. Wolf. Chivn. Mmrini. Jmephlzll. Weslon. Francis. Soroml Ix'mr: Dinlwl. Rusk. U. Rognh, Pulnmr, E. Muthcms. G. Cnllulmn. Yulls. Hllix'vrn. Third Row: Danivs. Currier. Hciser. D. Price. P. Nixon. lvmpleby. Binswunger. P. Miller. Fourth Row: Hurry. Spudzl. Hardy. Furcse. Falcon Cohen. Fiflh Raw: Alessi. P. Chien, Bronson. Peck. U. Nixon. A. Callahan, Evaglb. WC R. Brmul. Dilurio. H. Slcegv. R. J. Levinmn. Mut'PlIuil. Bud: Nmr: Dlllthllll. Nunm lilliun. Sl'llrnder. Srllneebvrgvr. Mayoral. Srhmidl. Brigham. J. Huffmunn. 671i 2751' In 71952-53 llw Lodge featured a complvlol-x refurnisllwl liV- in; room pllh a now and us yet unlighlml horseshoe pit. Contri- llllliOllS from :1 spring ' Dud's Day bought a now cooler for 1hr .N'U'Wilrlrb' department an-l thv homo library was imprmwl by lllt' addition of man's usvl'ul Yolumvs. Nino brothers I'N-t-ivml football lollvrs. including; co-cupluins Callahan and Nixon, vu- oaptuin-olvct Spuda. and winner of the Bzu-on Tropln . Joe Alvssi. Brmln'rs Hay and Fuzio run for thv vross-t'ountry team, with Ray living vlot-lod 1-0-t'upluin I'or l953. Bub Currier and Goosv Hoffman ram the 1952 versions of llu' golf and lmsvlmll lvums. Six Chi Psik sung in tho glee duh and Jerry 5101119 was a Jilwr: Bill Dolpsml sparklml on the hoards of tho 92 Thriller. Ben Dilorio won Hm hnvrvollogialtv Skvvl Cllmnpiunship in 1110 nzunv 0f Vvslcyzm.

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Tho, Betas passed the year on umivahle terms with the Sigma Chine. having put aside their catapult in favor of a new stove. The house won the fall blood bank with 827! of the house pledg- ed. Plans were under way early for 3 Symposium on the 20111 Century. to h? prvsented in the spring, and an alumni banquet was held in the spring of '52. The house tied for the fraternity softball championship last spring, .100 Lunn high-jumpod fur the varsity track tram7 Al Bishop played football, and Al Flynn was eloctod t-o-mlptuin of tho soccer loam. Brothers Ath Young. Kaufer, Flaglvr, and Schreihor were active at thv h92 Theater, while Herm Lehman held forth with the High Street Finn and Larry Stanford was the VVESU treasurer. First Row: Castelln. Truger, Hukcs, McNult. Sanders. Corin. Ernst, Moyle. Ml'Affqu Boughtun, Bauer. Cox. Bruffec. Set'oml Row: Cormmll. Tysen. Thirkield. Flynn, Lehman. Schreiher. Keelel', . E. Clark, R9309, R. Miller. Dell. Third Row: Stumlfm'd, Ahel. Flagler, Wind. Honm. Stratum. Yuung. W7. Young. Fourth Rmr: Kuufer, Bishop. Greenwood. Bollenhzu'k. R. Miller. Corslu-h. Duniles, Luvery. Lunn. W. Taylor. him w. 1. t gilt J

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Firxl Row. Killing: x Ran . Silling: McClenn. Wells. Slimpson, Williams. Deacon. Deming. Manuel, Lawton. Seroml Davidson. Miller. Stimson. Lumbrtm, Arrmumilll. Alexander, Ruck, Smith, Lifsel. Stellar, Graham. Pryce. Third Row. Standing: Redfield. Chupin. Pugh. Bird. MrCruy, Ford. B. M. Vrllilllesq Leuvill. Phillips. Demxorlh. Brodigun. MucCuuley. Pennell, D. P. Wyhillles. Einhorn. Shouvlin. Rayhill. Fourth Row. Standing: Schmilz, Criffis, Carroll, Weller, Lurgey. Young. Baker, Masher. Aside from an insignificant vvndctta in tho canyons, of Now York, the Dekos had a good year. Herb Kollollm' ran the Collogv Body Sonata- with efficiency and dispatch, and six brothers loi- lm'od in football. Dick Stimson uml all-va England Sandy Ford received soccer lottors. The house did well in intorfruler- nity athletics. running.r off with basketball honors, tying: for first place in baseball and finishing a close sm'oml in football. Wlhil Bird 211141 Barry Pennoll labored for the Argus as Associate Edi- tor and assistant sports, editor, while Dick McCray 10d successful Community Chest and Blood Bank drives. Gus Launhrew and Doug Whittles were Jilmrs, and nine others were mmnhors 0f the glov club. Four sophomore brothers were olH-tvd 10 'IVNE. Chas. Brodigan was managing editor of lllt' Ulla P011.