Cleveland College - Square Collegian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Q09 Sigma Kino belta Q Q Q OFFICERS Q Q Robert Pollack, President Q G George Spanagel, Vice President Q Robert Dantio, Secretary Q E Robert Martin, Treasurer 0 Q James Helm, Pledgemaster 0 Q Q 0 Q 0 Q G Q Robert Shirley, Historian Sigma Rho Delta fraternity exists for the purpose of promoting brotherhood, social life, and high scholarship among its members in Cleveland College of Western Reserve University. This purpose is so stated in the constitution of the fraternity. Any undergraduate male student of Cleveland College is eligible to active membership, provided he maintains an average of one point or better in his class grades at all times. . Feeling the need for a fraternal organization, a group of Cleveland College students organized Sigma Rho Delta in 1936. During the war years, from March, 1943, until March, 1946, the fraternity was inactive. At present there are twenty-eight active and twenty-four inactive members. I S Back Row: Ronald Donovan, Harry Rees, John Wathen, Robert Gaynor, Milton Fred- erickson, Nick Lesko, Fred Schoditsch 3rd Row: William Grierson, Richard Corrigan, Andrew Teklitz, john Sutula, Elmer Stetz, John Stacey, Daniel Lopatt, Edward Granzier 2nd Row: Walter Stepanek, Rod McKinnon, Donald Chervenak, Sigmon Comienski, Fred Mueller, Francis Kaye, Robert Marquardt Front Row: David Hope, 'Robert Dantio, George Spanagel, Robert Pollock, Robert Mar- tin, James Helm, Francis French

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CD00 OFFICERS Mary Martin, President Joan Mette, Vice President Doris Hesseman, Recording . Secretary Mitsie Ikuta, Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Hanger, Pledgemistress Ruth Webber, Treasurer Kappa Omicron sorority was organized in 1938 by a group of ten women students, under the leadership of Susan Marshall, who wished to form a sorority to promote college affairs and good fellowship. In 1939 its constitution was approved by the college, and since then it has become a member of the Panhellenic Council. During the nine years of its existence, Kappa Omicron has increased its membership to thirty-five active members, with an alumnae group of fifty-eight. This sorority has contributed to various fund-raising campaigns including the Continuous Fund and the creation of the Maple Lounge. One successful campaign conducted last year furnished the children at City Hospital with toys. Last Row: Lois Weber, Betty Dayton, jean Hendrickson, Mabel Smith, Lucille Colaian- ni, Lola Hauscrman, Jane Smith, Dorothy Hanger, Pat Black 3rd Row: Betty Kneblewicz, Mary Samouris, Edith Berg, Betty Nicka, June Carlgren, Clara Delis, Joanne Trotter, Violet Czeney, Carol Blank, May Bana 2nd Row: Laura Faustini, Janet Polich, Mitzi Ikuta, Irma Kasmer, Mildred Holewa, Dorothy Kempthorne, Lois Sonday, Jennie Pogrozewski, Doris Hesseman, jene Czech Front Row: Mary Martin, Rosemary Zullo, Ruth Webber, Jean Cantieny, Helen Hlatky, Lucille Szykowny, Irene Holewa, Mary Carros Kappa Ummron

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OFFICERS Frank Dolesh, President William Mehaffey, Vice President and Treasurer Roger Fox, Secretary Daniel Adler, Pledgemaster mf gap., fpiffvn To increase the scope of the social activities of its members is the aim of Phi Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Its calendar of events for a typical semester includes dances, picnics, dinners, banquets, besides bowling, theatre, snow, and athletic parties. Among the alumni members, Curtis MacDonald is now a member of the history department at Hiram College, and James McConkey is an instructor in English at Cleveland College. Joseph Bana and George Scherman are enrolled in the Library School. Phi Kappa Epsilon is a limited-membership fraternity, with thirty active members as a maximum. Membership is by invitation, dependent upon completion of the pledge period and formal initiation. Back Row: Edward Sinclair, Daniel Adler, William Cromwell, Donald Buekholrz, Thomas Weir, James Thompson, Loren Bullard, Bernard Miske Middle Row: Willigim Braun, Walter Lewis, Albert Rimer, Leo Rattay, Richard Miller, Hal Sonday, Michael Spak, Donald Armour Front Row: William Mehaffey, Tony Pecyk, Russell Hehr, Jack Miske, Frank Dolesh, Raymond Needham, John Velardo, Roger Fox