Davenport Institute - Retrospectus Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Front Row: Herb VanderPloeg, Denny Schneider, Phil Assaley, Jack Gillisse, Jerry Cline, Bernie Groendyke, Tom Derezinski, Craig Ackerman Second Row: Carl Nyboer, Dex Rohm - Sponsor, Jerry Christensen - Secretory, Chet Mellema -Vice Pres., Bill Kingma-Pres., Russ Meengs-Treas., Chuck Smith-Corresponding Sec., Jack Weber- Marshall, Ron. Koets - Pledge Captain Third Row: Norn Worm, Ken Vos, Ron Lowery, Bernie Weaver, Larry Rietema, Don Falvo, Denny Bush, Dick Sterken, Bob Westing, Dove Shuker, Ray Hess, Ken DeHaan, Herb Lemcool. Phi TheIaPi Fraternity The Phi Theta Pi Fraternity at Davenport is an honor national Fraternity. We now have 34 members who must maintain a high scho- lastic average. The Fraternity sponsors such Things as an all school carnival, Faculty- Alumni basketball game, and frequent dances throughout the year. This year the pledge initiation was changed to painting a house for an aged widow instead of the usual hazing. This proiect attracted public attention through- out Western Michigan. Let's call this meeting to order 63

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Seated: Officers, Dianne Preston - Pledge Captain, Norma Orth - Corr. Sec., Joan Riggs - Recording Sec., Betty Saur - Pres., Carolyn Stephan - Treas., Karen Hoogerheide - Social Sec., Mary Teunessen - Chaplain Second Row: Janet Chamberlain, Catherine Haney, Loretta Batterson, Sibyl Dahlstrom, Betty Patrick, Jean Ferguson, Margot Barney, Carol Smith, Marge Remmelts Third Row: Sue Chamberlain, Caryll Blomquist, Audrey Gustafson, June Drew, Donna Haines, Barbara Upton, Judy McKee, Sharon Dykstra, Lora Nantell, Pat Craig Students admiring Sorority Composit 62 Alpha Iota Sorority is a service soror- ity which helps in community proiects and it is also an honor sorority in which you must have and maintain a B average. The members must have high morals and good personalities to stay a member. Meetings are held twice a month. The second Wednesday of each month is their regular business meeting and their social meeting is also held once a month. Some of the projects that they have undertaken this year were working at the Easter Seal Office and the Muscular Dys- trophy Drive. They also presented food and toys to two different needy families at Christmas.

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