George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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KAPPA RHO DELTA The Intranos Club became Kappa Rho Delta Fraternity during Pledge Week in January. For¬ mal inductions were held and the Fraternity im¬ mediately held formal elections. The members of KPD and the elected officers are as follows: John Goodwin, President, George Mathis, Vice President, David Miller, Secretary, Ronald Goetsch, Treasurer, Colin Campbell, IFC Rep¬ resentative, Dr. Karl Zerfoss, Facul ty Advi sor. For those who are not familiar with Kappa Rho Delta, it is interesting to note that they are the youngest fraternity on the campus, having been started in 1949. The purpose of this fraternity is to provide its members with a meansof satisfying their athletic and social needs, which are best met through cooperative self-expression and united effort, to furnish the opportunity for close fellowship a- mong its members, to encourage members to de¬ velop brighter cultural values for our mutual betterment, and to render service to others.

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KAPPA RHO DELTA Standing: Raymond Bisco, Robert Turner, Harmon Bro, Duane Eckles, Karl P. Zerfoss, Charles Knowles, Donald Glaze, Colin Campbell. Seated: Ronald Goetsch, George Mathi s, and Davi d Mill er. John Goodwin, President 60

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PHI ZETA TAU Top Row Foulds Orchard, Larry Hawkins, Rodman Gleeson, Robert Hansen, Cornelius White, Louis Vulliez, James Condie, Brian Aikins, Layton Stewart, David Wittkop. Second Row — Larry Sample, Donald Arnold, David Jones, Ronald Cline, William Bracy, Donald Greer, Mordecay Klibanski, William Houtz, Ronal d Watson. Third Row - Roger Barr, William Dunsworth, Earl Kruse, William Owen, Ri chard Marinel I i, Gayle Hunt, Robert Wierman, Jack Ura, Raymond Miyake, Burton Fettig. Bottom Row - Andrew Cable, William McKinley, Lyman Curtis, Dennis Ottosen, Phillip Geissal, Robert Bratton, Harold H ay es, RichardYam am oto, David Tweedl ey, Lynn R in eh art. I 62