Armstrong College - Aldus Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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sigma kappa lambda activities

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sigma kappa ambda Under the capable leadership of John Chambers, presidentg Art Bugni, vice-presidentj Ed Bowman, secretaryg and Bob Donovan, treasurer, the Lambdas have had a very active year. Various social functions such as picnics. rushes, Christmas and farewell parties we 40 MR. J. E. BEDFORD Advisor JOHN CHAMBERS President were held at the homes of the fraternity's members. The Alumni Association of Sigma Kappa Lambda was recently organized with Ray Harvey heading the association. The alumni is working with the fraternity to make it a more worth while organi- zation and to provide graduates with special services. Sigma Kappa Lambda was founded in l928. An amendment to the constitution in 1930 changed the fraternity to a social and profes- sional organization. ED BOWMAN ARTHUR BUGNI HENRY CARDANA N EDWARD CLARK . Q I JOHN DALY K' ' JOHN DION ROBERT DONOVAN SAM DREW DONALD E. KINDT TOMMY LI HIRO MIFUNE ADAM PEEBLES STEVE QUESNEL LAWRENCE RADDATZ JOSEPH RANDALL DAN SKILES FRED WOLF WILLIAM WEST

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4 bryn Inawr all FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Mack, Andrea Day, Shirley Murphy, Virginia Varner. SECOND ROW: Katie Sparks, Jo Anne Panlili, Janice Cassarettu. Fran Canal- ety, Betty Burmeister. THIRD ROW: Emily Symons, Melody Anderson, Florence Stroup, Nora Roberts. 4, T activity around the corner of Bow- ditch and Durant avenues is Bryn Mawr Hall. Girls from all over the state of California and as far as Hawaii and Michigan reside there. There is warmth of friendship and homelike atmosphere for all the girls. During the year, the girls at Bryn Mawr held their Christmas party, exchanging gifts with one another hot meetings are held, and elections f ing each , we 0 officers take place dur- new quarter. he Cfflltel' Ol 1TlOSlI