Cleveland College - Square Collegian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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l Goof? Q QQ feta Cla: Eeta OFFICERS T Robert Vujea, President p Jerry Kucera, Vice President 3 E Albert Becker, Treasurer fx 6 Q ' I Robert Olton, Recording Secretary U OC Robert Matthews, Corresponding Secretary Fred Senol, Pledgemaster Three students decided to organize Zeta Chi Beta in 1944 when Cleveland College had no active fraternity. Andrew Hewis was selected chairman of an organizing committee to lay plans for the founding of the group. Two weeks later Zeta Chi Beta applied for a charter. Most of its original members were drawn from the now-inactive Cleveland College Menls Club. Dr. George T. Hunt, Professor of History, was made sponsor of the organization, and XVilliam C. Robertson, who graduated in June, 1946, was elected its First president. Every semester an honorary key is awarded for outstanding scholarship. Once a year, a merit key and trophy are awarded to the members who have done the most commend- able work for the fraternity and the college. Back Row: Fred Senol, John Dease, Ray McClelland, Steve Borzevich, Robert Lang, James McClelland, James Ryhal, William McGraw, James Dever Middle Row: Arthur Lambros, Edward Hamilton, Joseph Behse, jack Hammond, Robert Hulderman, Cormack Quinlivan, joseph Slisz, Frank Vaccariello. Front Row: Willizlm Gieb, Robert Matthews, Jerry Kuecra, Robert Vujea, Albert Becker, Robert Olton, Nelson Strong

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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

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