University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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ZETA Q is my , ' fbi .' I W A 5 I va u Faculty Dr. Fred Lewis Law Charles Wampold Seniors x0 Jack Aland Buddwceer Sci ine Juniors 131 CDAO Jock Abraham Adrian Dangiger Herbert Feiblman Harry Friselrnan Leon gedorn BET Mft 1,-PI Franlfom A Jerome Meyer Mark Shatz Lawrence Warner Sophom r evi- Henryzaegzham Colman Black Jock Croner John Held Marr' L bw Jecklihiiss Frank Rosenberg Gene Rutenberg Freshmen z sr ATA am, View Bob Barasch Jack Becker Bill Bernstein Bob Eisegtni Burte ,E ' Ivan galdstein Arnold Holzer Alan Levy Henry Loeb Ralph Marks us Manuel Mendel Sidney Metzger Bobby Roobin Pete Roth Seymour Seft 4 1 Q, Q be AKE we CDW Earle Shuger a s 'P- tanlefwlrgw Keith Steiner Alan Weil Leonard Weil Jose Gets a Hot Foot I n W 3 I 'c f -ar i ,, ' Liify l Ns Firsf Row: Abraham, H., Abraham, J., Aland, Barasch, Blach . . . Second Row: Becker, Bernstein, Croner, Danzinger, Eisenbach . . . Third Row: Goldstein, Hage- dorn, Held, Holzer, Loeb, F .... Fourth Row: Loeb, H., Loeb, M., Loeb, R., Levine, Levy, A .... Fifth Row: Marcus, Mendel, Meyer, Roobin, Rosenberg. . . Sixth Row: Roth, Rutenberg, Self, Shatz, Shugerman . . . Seventh Row: Solomon, Steiner Wampold, Warner, Weil, A., Weil, L. PSI CHAPTER Twenty years from now it a father is telling his college son what a hard time he had getting to school, it will undoubtedly be a ZBT who is talking. Though they live only a short way, the Zebes plough through the mud and dirt behind the supe store to get to their classes of higher learning. In spite of the difficulties Chonest, it's not so badl these boys are noted for their ranking BMOC's. Chapter president, Mark Shatz, is an assistant editor of the Ram, former Corolla busi- ness manager, Charlie Wampold, is also a Jason and Cotillion Club member. Other Zebes notables are Frank Loeb and John Held, members of Druids and umpteen other organizations. Though the ZBT house is hidden behind the Deke house and the supe, girls have no trouble finding their vvay Cwith dates, natchl to the many house dances given there. Would you? ZBT'S PLOUGH THE MUD TO CLASSES, BUT THEIR BIG WHEELS ROLL SMOOTHLY ALONG Page 29I

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TH ET Wifi . E hgfil Seniors Frank Jeremia Connelly, Jr YD Q James r el 9, N4 CDAO Q74 So Josep c aurin Johnson Charles Levis Montgomery i N Paul Nahnibida Lawrence Lewis Rawald niors K A A Leonard Cooper Blanton John Joseph Boyne James Martin Deay Ellsworthimlin Dertinger Edward Charles Fuessler Q E Michael Mlynar William Dewey rray Cliffordiktwnith phomores Q Z B Eames Edward Bassett if harles Brockman Dang Jr. Robert William Fuessler A K E Ernest N'iopHEmon, Jr. Donald r y McCollum A T A Johnny Mortimer Payn Y' D Ellis Ray Price m Freshmen James Ralph Beaird Th G B lc' First Row: Bassett, Blanton, Browkie . . . Second Row: Darley, Deay, Dertinger . , . S Tl-Znolz Legzry 'IOS 'eww Third Row: Fuessler, Edward, Fuessler, Robert, Johnson . . .Fourth Row: Montgomery, e Y or en efg Murray, Payne. Sherman Jeffrey Livings -6 A. C. Moore - ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER The up-and-coming Theta Xi's showed their prowess on the soft- ball diamond last spring, and are doing so now in almost every field. Headed by president Leonard Blanton and vice-prexy, Paul Nahnibida lsneeze it outl, the chapter has re-organized with unusual zeal. James Deay is an active member of Blackfriars, as are several other members of the chapter. President of the Student Forum, William D. Murray hangs his hat at this house along with interfraternity council- man Michael Mlynar, who is also treasurer of Men's Spirit Committee. A promising BMOC is Thomas Broskie, who has already distinguished himself by election to Rho Alpha Tau and Phi Eta Sigma. Every year the annual founder's day banquet of Theta Xi is a big event, at which pledges, actives and alums gather., THE THETA XI'S OF SOFTBALL FAME BEGAN TO HOMER IN OTHER EXTRACURRIC DOINGS Page 290 'Durward Keah K A And Then She Said . . is

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We SO Big news omong Alobolmo's sororiTies wos The invosion oT The DelTo Gommo lossies. They hung Their onchor over The door of o Tine looking house oT TenTh ond Coloniol ond Their TirsT yeor wos omozingly successful Tor They boosTed The number one womon, SGA prexy, Louro Ellis ond The Corollo's number one beouTy, Jeon Bowen. SomeThing ex- Tremely signiTiconT obouT The DelTo Gommo Colonizo- Tion wos The cooperoTion given by Alobomds Tour- Teen oTher Temole clons. DeeGee presidenT, Cloire Bc1rTon, soiys ThoT sororiTy cooperoTion could noT hove been beTTer. ThoT's o big score Tor The lodiesl New rush week rules broughT quiTe o chonge in This much criTicized deporTmenT. There were obso- luTely no pre-bids, even Though There were reporTs of genTle hinTs being dropped in diTferenT Torms. BuT no one, rushee or sororiTy girl, ThoughT The rules bod. Things were eosier Tor oll concerned, corrup- Tion had olmosT been obliTeroTed. Doshing Tor doTes become The womon's greoTesT concern, Tor once more, Bomo wos The morning noon RITIE ond nighT doTe Town ThoT iT hold once been ond The women were in Their glory! Frc1TerniTy pins were os soughT oTTer os ever ond eoch new Crimson-VVhiTe corried cz long lisT oT The newly enTwined. ATTer doTes, There were hen sessions wiTh men os The chieT subiecT. All wos noT ploy wiTh The lddies, however, Tor They were concerned over such Things os Their sororiTy scholosTic overoge, Their skiT oT .loson's Jomboree, ond Their enTrc1nTs in The numerous beouTy ond queen conTesTs held during The yeor. Pledges had Their ocTiviTies To keep up ond This furnished womon power Tor UniversiTy publicoTions ond service orgon- izoTions. PoliTics were os much ci concern To The women os To The men ond The slick mole poliTicions never losT sighT of The imporTdnce of The sororiTy voTe. Fingers in oll sorTs oT pies, scholosTic, sociol ond poliTicol-Alobomo's sororiTies, TiTTeen in number, hold TorTh wiTh The chcsrm os They hove since The TirsT orgonizoTion wos esToblished in i904l