American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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4' ' .1 , V. z- .-v .. I ',ff'J,l..,,..4, -iff I 1' Outing Club f 1-ff The Outing Club is trying to strengthen the relationship among neighbor- ing colleges and A.l.C. and to create interest and enjoyment in outdoor sports for A.l.C. students. The Outing Club is a member of the Amherst Outing Club Association which holds frequent joint outings and dances at nearby colleges. Organized just this past November, the Outing Club has already participated in an outdoor meeting in Ashfield, a trip to Mt. Toley sponsored by Amherst College, a canoe trip given by Springfield College, a dinner and dance at Amherst and other joint activities with the neighbor- ing colleges. OFFICERS President . . . . . . Donald Ethier Vice-President . . . . . jerry O'Donovan Secretary-Treasurer ..... Helen Speight Program Chairman ...... Ruth Simes Advisers . . . Coach William B. Moge, Esther Frary MEMBERS Marjorie Abar Henry Angers Mary-Alice Bachelor julia Bardon Milton Barowski john Beebe George Brown Constance Carr Ralph Coburn Pauline Coulson Richard Crawford Paul Dingman Donald Ethier Elizabeth Fearon Hazel Field Elizabeth Finnell Marie Grey Douglas Hayes Dorothy Howland Marjorie jackson Frances judd Helen Klak Irene Krotsky Ftotha Lent Milton Lyndes janet Macliaughlin Helen Miazga Arthur Marses jerry O'DonoVan 131 Angel Ovian ' Elizabeth Parker Margaret Pickett Pauline Platt Walter Richardson Ruth Simes Helen Speight Frank Stanne Beverly Stanton Lois Vezina Bernard Walusz Edward Walsh Myrtle Wasserman Frederick Winkler

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Arcus Biologicae Arcus Biologicae was tounded in l936 as the Biology Club. ln l94l it was reorganized as Arcus Biologicae. The purpose of the club is to create an opportunity for the discussion of the practical and academic aspects of biological problems. Meetings are held once a month, with a person prominent in his field as speaker. Membership is restricted to premedical students and junior and senior majors in the Biology department. The faculty of the Biology Department acts as advisers to this group. EXECUTIVE BOARD Chairman .... Barbara Hedberg Secretary .......... Ianice Rothery Francis Perri, Robert Holland, Carl Hansen MEMBERS Iohn Alford Claire Landers lohn Berg Harry Levitan IOl'11'1 Burke l..uCiCI Lloyd Henry Butova Raymond Candage Albert Chappius leanette D'EWart Gerard Deslporges Ernest Hanford Arthur Hastings William lenkins Emmy Kaesar Harry Kelly lack Welch 130 Margaret Marchant Eleanor Metzler Alphonse Morale Alexander Nickett lack Pagos Nick Paskiewich Kathleen Rabbett Seymour Russell Esther Sharapan Charles Waste

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Inter - Fraternity and Sorority Conferences The Inter-Fraternity and Sorority Conferences are primarily to foster friendliness and cooperation among the different sororities and fraternities, to give advice, and act as governing boards in regards to pledging and initiating. These conferences are composed of faculty members and two repre- sentatives from each fraternity and sorority. These members vote on matters vital to the sororities or fraternities with each fraternity or sorority having equal power to vote. This year saw the crystallization of a well-planned Inter-Fraternity dinner dance, the first of its kind ever to be held at A.l.C. lt proved to be very successful and was regarded as one of the outstanding social events of the year. These conferences take pride in living up to their motto, First the Col- lege, then the Sorority or Fraternity. MEMBERS Fraternities Alpha Sigma Delta Phi Delta Mu Sigma Alpha Phi Zeta Chi Raymond Rosa loseph Madeiros Benjamin Sleeper lohn Novak Alexander Plante Michael Vozella William Roberts Henry Angers Sororities Alpha Iota Gamma Alpha Upsilon Kappa Sigma Ruth Henderson Frances Perri Doris Cushing Rachel Nagel Patricia Ware Marguerite A-1'1CleTSOH 132