Babson College - Babsonian Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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BLUE KEY Serving I Livef is the motto which the mem- bers of Blue Key National Honor Fraternity must strive to fulfill. The activities of Blue Key are di- verse, some recognizable and others inconspicuous. Conducting elections, ushering, and taking full re- sponsibility for the annual Mayoralty campaign are the more obvious activities of these men, while their more inconspicuous activities include the Beta Gam- ma Scholarship Society and the continuous function of communicating mutual problems of the students and the administration via the organizationis associa- tion with its faculty brothers: President Kriebel, Dean Staake, Registrar Stokes, and Director of Stu- dent Activities Hoagland. By its very nature and principles, Blue Key re- mains an impartial, non-political group whose mem- bers agree to subordinate all previous ties and aihlia- tions on campus to the philosophies and ideals of Blue Key. This year, as in the past, Blue Key has served the Babson community well and has pros- pered under the leadership of its president, Robert I. Onderdonk. Robert I. Onderdonk, president Robert j. Vanni, vice president, john VV. Cook, treasurer, Stephen L. Salomon.

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Warren K. K. Luke, James I. Boutilier, Timothy I. Martien. Michael D. Blake, D. Craig Fuller, Alan D. Oak. ' I ..M,f9x,,:aLf2 Lyman D. Vincola, secretary