Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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Perhaps one of the most laxing Pfi'orls of tho Psi UK. yet mmt rcwarding in light of the town-and-gown rvlalions, was the gala Hallowvvn Party for tho Middlolown youngslvrs which was a howling success. Psi U won 1hr effigy contest with an ingenious washing machine during Amherst week end. Fall house partivs fcaturwl the popular XVindmill Trio and tho noted lyricist Bill CIaHJaugh. Bah Bat'hmzm. Bruce Half and Bill Chitlomlon played football, with Bachman, co-vaptain-plm-I. Bill Ellis will captain the 53 track team, msisled In John Romen- snydcr. Corky Chase was hack on the mats us New England Champion at 177 lbs. while Chuck Chadwit-k and St'ott Shop- hard vavorlcd in lhn pool. Honmnsnydm', 01in Scholar and C. B. Sooial Chairman. was president of the 1951-52 Cardinal Kvy. Firxl Row: 1knecling$ Bowman. Linlon. Frit'kr. Daugherty. Trinlhlm O'Connor. Clzlybuugh. Bixby. Brvtsrhm'. Sermul R010: Lnlspeivh, Nobbe. Dreishm-h. Bmxers. Baldridgr. Frost. King, Corman. Nvlmn, Shepherd. Foster. Third Row: Shumml, Chittendem Chase, Luckharl. Chadwivk. Cox. Atkinson. Biggvrslaff. Hale. Muir. Baum. Chase, Phelps. Rockwell Matln-ws, On, Trauhwin. Biddle, Papa. Fourlh Ruu': Ellis. Clements. Branch, Renlensnyder. Eckerson, Knapp. Taylor, Rirhards.

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The Eclm'tics scampcrod away with second place scholastic honors for tho who-knows how many straight years, with only the John Wesley Cluh ahead of them. Fall house parties fea- tured a square dance and a hirdwalk and October 18th was set aside as Parentis Day. The Spring Sing, with groups from Well- esley and Holyoko. the Jihcrs and Cardinals, and Eclecticas own Spooky Sewn and Moon-Muids, was highly regarded. Dave Jen- kins ran the C. B. Committee 011 Freshman Orientation, aided by Terry Hatter and Harvey Lerner in the Senate. Two varsity captains were elected from tho housr for 1952, Bill Tcuchout in soccer and Jim Sailor in squash. John Jahos was president of the Eclecticis own indoor Rug Golf Association with Pete Camp and Harvey Lerner assisting. Firs! Row: Hails. Dunn. P. Johnmn. Boyden. Noble. Maison, Cettier. E. Johnson, Thorndike, Spencer. Parker, Ingruhum. Serond Row: P. Shapiro. Strickland. Chllrt'h, Rush. Purler. Hutton. Northrop, Zucko, W7. Dunhum, Underhill. Souls. Sayre. Third Row: Moore, KPPney, Jenkins; Tem-houl, Suiler. L Standing: Allison, Lerner. Muirheud. Morrison. Millur. Lee, Gamble. Collier. Cook. Cope. Hatter, Congleton. Clemens. Beers. Hoy, McConnell. Williams. Allee, B. Bailey. Burrer. Del Dum. Burk Row: Camp, L. Shapiro, Gesrhit'kler. Julius. C. Smith, W. Cordon.

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First Row: Beetlmm, Pisetsky. Gillis. Clew. Second Row: Cay, Ceigis, Tremper. Third Row: Kummer, Kenerson, Creiner. Rosario. G. Manuel, Eastman, VVquPr, Bmvermnn, Zweibel, Epstein, Stuhl. Fourlh Row: Bailey. Paxton, Stern. Hart, Christopher, Woodhousc. Steary. LeTourneau, Swan, Sutkowski, Robbins, Foduski. Fifth Raw: Sundin, Banks, Allen, Sheaff. anini, Sheppard, Taylor, Annex, Baldwin, Church. Sigma 671i Fortified with an enlarged parking lot and a bumper crop of pledges. the Sigma Chis proceeded to roll on to a successful year. The house football team won the intcr-fraternity cham- pionship, scoring 102 points to none for the opposition. The past spring the house tied for first in softball, saw its. senior delega- tion graduate with an honors average. and indulged in the sec- ond Triad party with Alpha Dolt and Beta. The brothers hold the annual alumni gathering over Amherst week end and enter- tained the faculty at a tea during.r the course of the fall. Bill Christopher and Tom Keena had leads in both fall plays. The Sig haskcthall machine rumhlod into action with brothers An- derson, Banks and Kummor at the helm. The house also spon- sored tournaments in bridge and ping-pong. 31