Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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DELTA MU DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER On Sunday, May 4, 1975 the Lambda Chapter of Delta Mu Delta National Honor Society in Business Administration at Elmhurst College inducted fifteen new members. To be qualified for membership, a candidate must have the following qualifications: 1. A Major or Second Major in Business Administration. 2. Have earned at least 17 courses or 68 credit hours. 3. Have earned at least 8 courses or 32 credit hours at Elmhurst College. 4. Have a cumulative grade point average of 3.12 points out of a possible 4.0 points. 5. Be in the top 20% of their total college class in cumulative grades. The Induction Ceremony was held in the Elmhurst College Union with Certificates and Key-pins presented by Ms. Diane L. Ende (president), Mr. David H. Evans (vice- president), Mr. Michael J. Meyering (secretary), and Mr. Dominic Scudiero (treasurer and faculty moderator) to the following new inductees: Ms. Geraldine Gedroic Mr. Gregory Puchalski Mr. Paul J. Koutek Mr. Donald P. Rathje Ms. Laurel Laurent Mr. Barry M. Rolston Mr. Edward J. Murray Mr. Charles J. Tomek Ms. Patricia Plhak Mr. Michael D. Urso Delta Mu Delta was founded in 1914 to recognize and reward scholastic achieve- ment of students of Business Administration. The Society is currently comprised of over forty-five chapters at colleges and universities throughout the country. Ms. Carla M. Allen Mr. Lawrence A. Andrews Ms. Rosemary Balass Mr. John Bretz Ms. Luisa Brown

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BETA BETA BETA Diversity was the key word in Beta Beta Beta ' s programming this year. In its tenth year at Elmhurst, the lola Chapter of the National Biology Honorary sponsored events ranging from film and lecture presentations to weekend camping trips to National Parks. A truly milestone happening was the formalization of the Biology student lounge. Beta Beta Beta was founded as an honor society for the Biological Sciences to provide co-curricular educational experiences for Biology majors as well as present topics of general interest in the field to the entire student body. This year ' s officers Gloria Staples (president), Don Provenzano (vice-president), Warren Knudson (secretary), and Rick Dietzen (treasurer), in conjunction with Mr. William Fuller, the Society ' s Advisor, attempted to round out the Chapter ' s function as evidenced by the broad spectrum of activities offered. Members: Darlene Payne Cathy Joyce Richard Ng Gloria Staples Richard Nagengast Laura Bilohrud Chris Kurth Dara McGehee John Hartmann Rick Dietzen Ray Wild Bob Miller Julie Plass JaneSchwebke Bridgette Geier Neal Botolfson Karen Maisch Barb Gabriel Jim Matteoni Donald Provenzano Warren Knudson

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THETA ALPHA PHI Theta Alpha Phi, as a National Honorary Fraternity, has not been as active as a social fraternity but strides have been made to make it a more vibrant and vital organization. Next year they plan to become a strong force in the Elmhurst College Theatre as a motivator to instill in- terest in the theatre. They hope to bring more students into the theatre not so much in the academic sense, but to make it be an artistic and rewarding experience as a more extra-curricular experience. Current members of the organization are as follows: Rod Randall (president), Marshall Bynum Jr. (vice-president), Ann Elyachar (secretary), John Campanella (treasurer), Charles Schmidt (advisor), Robert Swords, Donald Low, Mark Kyle, Henry Hamm, Kim Fielder, and Carol Frieden. From left to right Dunlop. Mr. Swords, Gene Stonikas, Henry Hamm, Rod Randall, Ann Elyachar, Barb On April 13, Theta Alpha Phi conducted its annual initiation and those honored were: Jeanne Chionis, Gene Stonikas, Barb Dunlop, Judy Coleman, Andrea Garwood, and John Lasley.