Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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Pl IOTA CHI 1960-1961 was a good year for Pi Iota Chi Men,s Literary Society. In the second year of Harold Johnsorfs presidency, Pisces had a highly suc- cessful rush week, the rwults of which increased the groupgs number to the extent that it became the largest men1s lit; and the campus became dotted with the snappy.Pisces blazers. The so- ciety1s functions, including a smorgasbord and a spaghetti dinner, were well attended, as were the monthly lit nights which proved to be both informative and entertaining. AS usual, the OFFICERS: Walter Swank, Vice-President; Harold Johnson, famous Pisces spirit reigned throughout the President; Lewis Bowers, Secretary; Peter Bolster, Treasurer. year. if Rigbvck S Webahv H. $oknson Pres. W. S't'l'tk threa. D. Rabmson B Skemgms E, ptckavd D1 Greene

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STAFF: R. Slaght, Editor-in-Chief; A. Thomas, Managing Editor; G. Meeden, Business Manager; R. Baker, Sports Editor; N. Hastings, Assistant Copy Editor; FIRST ROW: F. Thomas, Secretary; P. Scruggs, Circulation Manager; C. Ginther, Feature Editor; N. Morgan, Copy Edito . THE SPOTLIGHT Energetically led by a capable staff, the Spotlight this year made great progress in quality and impact. A vital paper, it held the interest of the readers, students, faculty and alumni alike, by its important news and pertinent comment. A significant step forward for the paper was its affiliation with the Associated Collegiate Press which, in the spring, gave it a rating of first class. REPORTERS-FIRST ROW: L. Myers, J. Adams, J. Cleaves, R. Kemp; SECOND ROW: R. Meissner tphotographeri, C. Saunders, D. Gay.