Armstrong College - Aldus Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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leap a sigma kappa ,. -f' 'Q UJJL uw -Iliff ,L , ii foggy Y p - I A '-A' 2 A if Y. ' f1Q?ef5E J P 3 E., A 1 ,Q , 2 -. MR. E. E. TROXELL Advisor CHUCK NIADDOCK President . 1' The Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity of Armstrong College has been very busy these past few quarters. Two very successful dances were staged and fun was had by all. Many of the Kappa's have repre- sented the student body and many more have displayed their talents in sports, drama, social activities, and various other elements of college life. The trophy case that now stands in the entrance hall of the college building was dedicated to the college by members Oi Kappa. as a symbol of good will and brotherhood. Proud they are tO say, VVe are members of this Fine and progres- sive college. ,g- , DAVID ANTHONY 1 iw DONALD BENNETT E A .,,. :WA A - -ig -eq, A .. H 0 RONALD BENSON , r Q, I 'ga T MONTE CAMERON . c 7 - 1 'r-' A .:. ' NEIL CARLSON A ri V---- , RONALD CAVIGLIA f 1 A di .. .al x ta! M , . zh, , A MORRIS DARE K .. i - X A .A I GORDON DENO -:-. Q ,.s:- I is ,5 ' l it ART DeSETTA , ,1,: , .gsm ,E , E., 1 ,F-,iv V Q A ,::,::: , -3, f ,:. 4 ., ,J RICHARD DUVALL -gs,,, , . , . Af ' '- I RICHARD ENES GERRY FOWLER , RAY GEE 'F' N RONALD GOYA if N RICHARD GRAHAM p RICHARD GURY 1 LLOYD HAMILTON ,f , . PAUL H. HOBBS GEORGE A. KRUG ERNEST LAMBERT NORMAN LAMOUREAUX WILLIAM LEANS EDWARD MICAN if Pi ., gi 'Y' . ,. sg, , ,xx 7 N Ax , A JAMES MONTGOMERY 1 In 4 . WILLIAM MORRISON I I-3:2222-2 AL PINNEY Q4 .- ALBERT RINETTI DON SCHMIDT Q I S A A , '5 l we V Y 'S if g Y I ' n DON OLIVEIRA 4 l 5 gi S l f ,L 5 ? lf E X 1 lt 1 .V . ' I E 2 , Q EUGENE SHARP ROBERT SI-IESTEK GERALD SMITH JACK SONNENFELT NORM SULLBERG GLENN TAYLOR CHARLES TISHER MONTE TURK BEN J. VALDEZ CARL ZIEMINSKI

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Q- ip A' m 5? p A V , ' X - I I , 'T ROBERT ALVARADO 4: , R V, 9- v ' , i n . J , ROBERT ANTAK1 5' L ,. - R 1 ' - sf GLM BECK T 5, R i L T QS' Q T R' J OE COLACI N ..:. .,.,., V - - Zi, .. .. -E . . .. .jg-E is ' -A V g -V BEN GROESBECK , Q ,,,.q:Q - J 5- x 'A BRUCE HOLWAY .5 xi.. 1 Tae' C. J V . . L- ' ...HEY wo, I MIKE TORRES President , T f' T ,:,..:,,V .. V 5 38 l ' fl kq.. , ii X 36 Q' 2 XY 's 41 x Y V J OLIVER JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON '33--up p 2 . 1 ' DOUG LANGFORD -. R 1, lr -4 f R NORM LESCURE ' ,, , . . JOHN LOPEZ l JERRY McCUAN A , , TONY OLIVIERA Q ,, J- - will , MARVIN SANDERS 8: 4 Q R5 -- I ' - . -, JERRY SCHRECONGOST TORAL SOLBERG CYRIL SWANSON I i ' ' -' mf 1 si K'- 4 yt phi zeta The year of 1956 is an important One for Phi Zeta fraternity. not for current activities alone, but also because it signifies 30 years of continuous growth. Throughout the years from 1926 until today, Phi Zeta has played an integral part Of college life here at Armstrong College. The highest standards of individual achievement have always been strived for. both in academic and social responsibilities. Looking Over 1956 so far--the college activities participated in, dinner dances held, skiing. picnics. and other events proposed-it looks to be another promising year 'for Phi Zeta and Armstrong alike.