Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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Delta Tau Doha celebrated the 50th anniversary of its found- ing: on tho Wesleyan rumpus during Commencement wook-ontl of 1952. In progressing ox'or onward, tho Dolt dining: room was complvlcly rvnovulml, the project Iming financed lry individual conlribulions 01' the brothers. 0n tlw athletic scene. George Mav- lvm' t'ilplilillPd the 952 track team, Russ Eggors llPildOd the 953 lmsvlball team and was starting haH-lmvk for the football team, while John Nelson and Bill Roche pori'ornmd for tho hoopslors. Eggm's and George Maltese, ranked Isl and 2nd in thvir class, were Phi Beta Kuppasq and Rhodes Scholar Eggvrs won the Wil- liam Day Leonard Award for lllC second consm-utivc year. Fred Wundull was editor of the Cardinal, while Bud Johnson was Oloolml Commodore of tho Yacht Club. Charlie Hoyt again l'an lhv High Street Fivm with brothers Jim Plimplon and Dave Rich assisting. First Raw: Carey. Wamdnll. Hofmnnn. Inxin, Hamilton, Mason. EggerS. Olson. Moore, Boniface. Poolcy. Goudey. Sevoml Raw: Sluessy, Hathaway. Plimptom Hoyt. Bethel. Wiltmer, Smith, Cheney. McLeur. Healrn. Levuy. Swanson. Third Row: Short, Swurlzmun. Lemnire, Rich. Hopkins. Wood, Luna'- ford. Konopku. Mcsrll. Fourth Row: Stone. Plimplon. Trumbouer, Kulsis, Donne. Hnmll. Rm-Ile. Arndt. Hark Rmc: Eager. Knlm. Brierlvy. Johnson. Hume. Buumun. RumL Hurd. Burrugc. Bancroft. Lott, Nelson. McMahon. Kim - ' 00' Law

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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.

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gamma 1751' The Gamma Psihs got off to a fast start in the full with a win- ning foolhuIl loam for the house and a rousing.r open house for the faculty. The brothers collahoratcd on remodeling their kitch- cn and purchased a new stove for future gastronomical delights. The old clothes party and non-ulcoholic experiment over the Trinity woek-cnd was termed a huge sucvess by all. Boh Whil- man was the C. B. Rushing Chairman and Curt McLaughlin was Vicv-prosidcnt 0f the glee cluh. Bart Jansen handled 1119 business end of the Argus and Jon Homer invited his poetic muse for the Cardinal. Brothers Ranschl, Finegan, McLaughlin and Ros- ncr were active 0n the track team and Ranscht and Bosncr play- ed basketball and foothzlll. In the fun, Gamma Psi broke with their national affiliation. Phi Sigma Kappa, on a disvrimination Issue. Firs! Row: Hprrorks, Benson, DeFrzlnces. Dow. Knplun, Tnltersall. Jones. Brennan. Second Row: J. J. Miller. Glussberg. Stein, Alward. D. Morris. Edwards, Miler, Knisel. Fogelson. Third Row: Runst'hl. Rosner, Pulon. R. Gordon. M. Johnson. McLaughlin. Duff. Fourth Row: Jansen. Didshury, Hehxig. Sclmnrlz, Zinser. Whilmun. Williamson, Cnyne, Cavonius. H. Phelps. Jun Immum nnr. h m