University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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■ r « - . ' OFFICERS i jgr K ' ' ' ' - A. Justice Rex Scott lltf HH H K iJ B K «ji Kice Justice Robert Hartley BP Hfe B riHl Ssw fc. SJ tfTj Marshal Jack Seavy i P — -C H H kJ Bii ' WH Bg Secretary Ord Wells C erA Lou Pell Treasurer Guy Dyer Sponsor Austin W. Scott, Jr., Assist. Professor Phi Alpha Delta, national legal fraternity, was reactivated on the Colo- rado campus in 1946, and last year removed the discriminatory clause in both the local and national constitutions. The purpose of the organization is to forward legal education. During the past year many interesting speakers have been heard at regular meetings, including Justice Burke, recently retired Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, and Hatfield Chilsen, former District At- torney. The fraternity usually holds three luncheons each quarter, at which •; the speakers are local judges or attorneys. MEMBERS Carl Absmier Robert Carr Garrett Fonda John Kuhlman Eugene Perkins Vernon Talcott Frank Allen William Calvert John Gnadinger Richard Lonnecker Richard Proud John Todd William Amam Justin Click James Genoff Fred March Robert Pyle James Treece Richard Anderson William Crompton David Goldwater Rex McEntire Marshall Quiat Joseph Vento Robert Asher Robert Davison William Grelle Eldon L. Means Jacob Roeser Thomas Walker Burdette Backlund J. B. Dean David Griffin Ronald Mitchell Louis Rovira Welsel Wallace Robert Bailey Junius Dillard Raymond Hagerty Charles Miller Rupert Ryan Edwin Wells John Barnard John Drendel James Harper David Miller Robert Rutledge Houston Williams Robert Bartley Donald Dufford Phillip Harris Robert Moch Rex Scott Albert Winegardner Ross Barton William Dunbar Francis Hessney Harry Nier Stanford Schneider John Wilkinson William Blackburn Guy Dyer James Holmberg Bernard O ' Leary Jack Seavy George Wollbrinck Allen Broadstreet Jack Emery James Howard James Parriott Daniel Shadrach William Waldeck Gerald Buechler Harry Farnham Harold Ingebretsen Stanley Paynter Donald Shook Edward Yaklich Phillip Burney Hugh Fisher Raymond Johnson Louis Pell Louis Stewart John Zisch Edwin Butler Robert Fleming Leo Kennedy PLEDGES Richard McDermott Sam Telep Top row, left to right: John Todd, Ross Barton, Jim Holmberg, John Gradinger, Bill Waldeck, Jim Treece, Junius Dillard. Fifth row: Harry Nier, Rupert Ryan, Edward Yaklich, John Wilkinson, Jack Roeser, Lou Rovira, Bob Bartley, Bill Kennedy, Ray Haggerty. Fourth row: Ray Johnson, Fred March, Jack Emery, Al Wingardner, Burdette Backlund, Dick Proud, Bill Blackburn. Third row: J. B. Dean, Ted Butler, Jack Seavy, Lou Pell, Dan Shadrack, Jerry Buechler, Bob Asher, Don Shook, Rex McEntire. Second row: James Parriott, Al Broadstreet, Ord Wells, Louis Stewart, Dick Lonnecker, Hugh Fisher, 310 Houston Williams. Front row: Dave Griffin, Jim Howard, Ronnie Mitchell, Bob Pyle, Harry Farnham, John O ' Leary, Eldon Means, Guy Dyer, Bob Moch, Jim Harper. i • • i . tM i J :v: .

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OFFICERS President Harold Brock Vice-President William Eubank Secretary Keith Nesladek Treasurer Douglas Taguchi The Pentagon is an honorary organization of gymnasts on the campus, organized to promote gymnastics in the University of Colorado, the State of Colorado, and the Schools of the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. One of the prime purposes of the club is to give recognition to the abilities of the gymnasts who have worked diligently, but are not able to represent the University on the regular team. The Pentagon, with the cooperation of the gymnastics team, provides the show during half-time at the basketball games, gives exhibitions at high schools and various other institutions, and helps sponsor the State High School Gymnastics Meet held annually in Boulder. FACULTY Charle s Vavra Roland Balch Dean Harry Carlson Benjamin Arnberg Samuel Barnhill Melvin Beckett Clayton Bennett Harold Brock David Dittman Kenneth Dunstan William Eubank MEMBERS William Haase George Hughes Gerald King Walter Miguez Keith Nesladek James Norling Allen Patten Mac McDowell Payne Arden Ruddell Philip Scherrer Eugene Shearer Douglas Taguchi Fred Thornes Donald Twogood PLEDGES Sam Bright Donal Buchanan C. E. Dorrell Merle Noble James Vavra Roy White Top row, left to right: Melvin Beckett, Samuel Barnhill. Third row: Fred Thornes, David Dittman, Lee Roy Tautz, Eugene Shearer. Second row: Kenneth Dunstan, George Hughes, William Haase, Clayton Bennett, Donald Twogood. Front row: Philip Scherrer, Douglas Taguchi, Keith Nesladek, Harold Brock, William Eubank, James Norling. 309

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OFFICERS President Don Brotztnan Secretary Henry Blickhahn Treasurer Edward Freienmuth The Inn of Phi Delta Phi located at the Law School is Thomas Inn. Although friendships are fostered by the activities of Thomas Inn, its primary goal is to enhance the legal preparation and edu- cation of its members while in law school and to aid them in later years as members of the legal profession. Many outstanding mem- bers of the Colorado Bar have spoken to the fraternity during the past year at its informal meetings and quarterly dinners. Contact is established for many Phi Delta Phi members with practicing attorneys by its placement service, and it aids them in many other ways in becoming the lawyers of tomorrow. Robert Alsup Parley Anderson Donn Bennett Henry Blickhahn Donald Brotzman Robert Paul Brown Frank Buchanan Thomas Cornish Webster Bancroft Davis Robert Duthie Peter Dye Thomas Elder Edward Freienmuth MEMBERS Kenneth Gross Ray Harward Clarence Hayne Marshall Hjelte William Hyde Cameron Kirk Arthur LeCroix C. J. Lewis James Martin Irvin Mason Thomas McMahon Robert McMichael Richard McCracken Robert Means Frank Morrison James Noble Robert Nevens William Rea Walter Steele Robert Thomas Jack Tobin Harold Vaghe Val Valdyka Merrit Warren Tex Watson Top row, left to right: Seward Jones, Don Myers, Merritt Warren, Jim Martin, Marshal Hjelte, William Rea, James Hammond, Kenneth Gross, George Floyd. Fourth row; McCracken, Jim Noble, Clarence Hayne, Parley Anderson, Bob McMichael, Bob Means, Bob Nevens, Don Bennett. Third row: Tom Elder, Jack Tobin, Webster Davis, Vahl Vladyka, Peter Dye, Frank Morrison, Bill Steele, Tom McMahon. Second row: Ray Harward, Art Lecrouix, Frank Buchanan, Harold Vaghe, William Hyde, C. J. Lewis, Paul Brown, R obert Duthie. Front row: Cameron Kirk, Professor Lawrence De Muth, Ed Freienmuth, Don Brotzman, Henry Blick- hahn, Joseph Hawley, Dean Edward C. King, Assistant Professor O. De Souchet. 311