Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Honoraries . . , Alpha Kappa Delta was founded to honor students who have maintained a B average in sociology and have shown special interest and ability in the field. Its goal is to foster excep- tional leadership among its members, and to this end, the society again awarded a key of merit to the outstanding sociolog) ' student of the year. As a part of its program to further interest and knowledge in the field of sociology. Alpha Kappa Delta sponsored a series of round-table discussions on current sociological developments and scientific issues. Front row: Ruth Underriner, Marian Fischer, Fred Heinzelmann, president; Mar- garet Mary O ' Brien. Bock row: Anna Marie Malia, vice-presi- dent; Mary Ellen McDonald, secretory; Lois Feldmann, treosurer; Rosemory Ver- halen, Jean Marie Mercer. s Alpha Kappa Delta National Honorary Sociological Society

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133 Gamma Pi Epsilon National Jesuit Honor Society Berce, Lorraine Hall, Mary Rosenbaum, J DePoorfer, Cloritse Holm, Solly Tomsyck, Joo Finucon, Margaret O ' Connor, Helen K. Troy, Shirley Van Hercke, Catherine Verholen, Rosemary Weber, Barbara Mrs. Francis L. McElligott Moderator Appointment to Gamma Pi Epsilon, all-Universit ' Jesuit honorary society, is the highest honor Marquette women can receive. Candidates for membership in Gamma Pi Epsilon are second semester junior women who have distinguished them- selves in scholarship, service and loyalty to the University. Each year appointments are made on recommendations of the members of the society and the deans of the various schools and colleges, with the approval of the President of the Universit) ' . The group meets monthly. As its special project for this year it took charge of the inter-campus ticket sales for the Marquette Players ' production of Make Mine Milwaukee. Mem- bers also served as hostesses for a faculty reception in fall. They were the guests of Alpha Sigma Nu at a breakfast meeting in December. Officers for the year were Clarissa DePoorter, presi- dent; Rosemary Verhalen, vice-president; Margaret Finucan, sec- retary, and Shirley Troy, treasurer. Mrs. Francis L. McElligott, dean of women, is moderator of the group.

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135 Alpha Omega Alpha National Honorary Medical Society Beta Alpha Psi Local Honorary Accounting Society Front row: Robert Harding, Thor Thorger- sen, James McKenna, Sally Holm, Joseph Pawlowski, Robert Fredricks, Gilbert Jutier- rez, treasurer; John Hokenson. Bock row: Edward Braunschneider, Aoron Rosendale, Edward Onderak, president; Charles Theisen, secretary; Allan Bloomer, David Howkins, James Algiers, vice-presi- dent. Front row: Robert Krause, Arthur Keup, Frank Rechtien, Edgar Wenzel, vice-presi- dent; Thomas Guenther, Clemens Czyns- zak, Francis Simonis, president; William Zinthefer. Bock row: Richard Petrie, Donald Duehr, Richard Lipka, Mary Jane Hachmeister, secretory; Robert Zamorski, Robert Urban, Richard Schleinz, treosurer; Henry Kurz. As its main activity for the vear Alplui Omega Alpha, national medical honor societw sponsored an essay contest for medical students writing on some particular phase cf medicine. The winner received a cash prize of S25 and a plaque on which his name was inscribed. Each month the group inv ' ted a prominent speaker in the field of medicine to its meeting which was held at the home of a facult - member. A key day initiation and bancjiiet. both held in the spring, were the traditional highlights for the year. Accounting students at Marcjuette maintain close contact with the professional field through Beta Alpha Psi, accounting honor societw The societv ' promotes study of the accounting profes- sion and provides a medium of communication between accounting students and professional accountants and prospective emplo ' ers. The Marquette chapter had an initiation banquet each semester. The societ ' published a booklet, listing the societs ' s graduates, that was sent to the countr ' ' s principle employers.