Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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 David Mack Bower» Owen Riley Dean, Jr Lottie Ann GuKhall Joan Marie Kteintchmidt Steven Barry Duke Donald Grant Hoy William Robert Lundehl Jerry Cannon Dale Edward Clarlton Barbara Ho'len Gay Joan Alborta Helbing Nancy Carolyn Cummin» Robert Clyde Gray John Arthur Handonon w ° .;C WHO'S WHO • Thirty outstanding seniors were named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. They were selected on the basis of extra-class activities, and honors based on ability and schol- arship. The candidates were given points for each of the three classes of activity and these were added together to give a cumulative total. i Cherlc William Maqgio Lloyd Georqe Mayor Alborta Sua Mill» Barbara Lou Chau»ow Rooor Lea Rod:on Richard Thomo» Soar1®» Sylvia Sue S»cwart William Burton Sweeney Catherine Sheil We»ie!cw»li Bevoriy Fono Nicholt Thoma» Roger William Raymond Doan Wochner - 22 -

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• The campus of Arizona State was a gay fantasy land during Homecom- g Week. Each hall and fraternity displayed their entry connected with our Sun Devil-Hardin-Simmons game. In the evenings the campus looked like a Walt Disney production itself; with colorful lights playing on storybook characters and places. The judges, after much deliberation, made their choice of winners in the various divisions under decorations. The house decorations trophies went to Gammage Annex for its medieval castle and Matthews Hall for Hardin Their Arteries in the women's halls division. Tops in the men's halls were Hayden Hall's model T carry- ing a cowboy to Hades, and East Hall's Gif Along Little Cow- boys. Delta Sigma Phi won first place for the fraternities with a cowboy being chased by a devil in and out of an Old West saloon. Alpha Tau Omega was second with a Cowboy's Dream. • • Alpha Gamma Sigma, an agricultural social fraternity, added con- siderably to the festivities of Homecoming week this year by sponsor- ing a large barbegue. They fed 600 people and believe that v ith the experience gained, more time to plan, and better publicity the borbeque wll become one of the more important events of home coming.

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• Members ot Phi Eta Sigma aro: Ladd o Co» Chariot Dixon, Tod Kiene. Richard Saarlot, Raymond Wochner. Chariot Athloy. Maurica Jonot. Oouq'at Logan. Gary Nelson. Kenneth Ridenour. Paul Row- lay. Nicholas Selorno. Darwin Van Campen. 8ruca Wilhem, Albert Crandall, Grant Hubbard. Lloyd With. Donald Naglo. James Scoble, Prod McClure. Richard Wenel. Robert Thompton. John Dona. Her- bort HacVott, Robert Hall. Robort Navascone. Conrad Powell. Emil Schutter. projected Student Tutorial S Service (now in the active i planning stage) being received with approval and interest by students and faculty alike. We hope it will be practical evi- dence of the usefulness and worth of Phi Eta Sigma and all scholastic honoraries on this campus. JAMES SCOBLE PHI ETA SIGMA a Phi Eta Sigma is a national honor society having in com- mon with all such organiza- tions the encouragement and promotion of scholarship. We seek to further our objective by granting recognition of scholarly achievement to those men students who, during their freshman year, attain a 3.5 index. As a service to the student body, especially freshmen, wo distribute each fall semester, a pamphlet containing many concrete and useful study helps. Another, and perhaps more substantial contribution is a Laddie Manson Cox Diane Sylvia Koenigs Donald Grant Hays Babe Katherine Brown John Talmaqe Huber