Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Front Row i lef ( to right I : Michael Gunn, John Helfrick, James Hermann, William Conner iTreas, ), David Porter (Pres.l, John Raeburn (Vice-Pres. I , Dale Pontius, James L. Kennedy, Thomas M. Deputy, Richard L. Dunn. Second Row: Earl F. Forst, James L. Kittle, Michael Hunsberger, John F. Hunt, George Gilmour, David Kaylor, Arthur Angotti, Jack Heflin, David Cousino, Patrick Flaningam, Joseph Brunner, John Trittschuh, Ralph Everly, David Ramsay, John McConnell. Third Row: Philip Newton, Frederick Cooke, James R. Stewart, Robert Latimer III, John Egolf, Pete Hammer, Michael Ferverda, John Whitmore, Craig Long, Robert Davidson, Robert B. Alexander, Jeff Dye. Fourth Row: William G. McCraley, Jerry Sparks, Gerald Hilbrich, Richard Deputy, John Cowan, Frederick Higgins, Samuel Parker, Gene Maudlin, Ronald Gerow, Edward Wuchner, Robert DuComb, Daniel Seitz, Lawrence Martin, Wayne Witmer, Michael Fulkerson, Gene Stout. Fifth Row: Thomas Lantz, Timothy Thomson, Max Rogers, Richard Schaible, Robert Marchino, Kent Ryan, Jon Lischke, Charles Poland, Arthur Smith, Stephen Bock, William Bennison, Thomas Garling, Claude Thompson, Curtis Linke, Richard Isel, Richard Coyle. Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity danced through their winter formal, Gypsy dance, and a Hawaiian Melee pledge dance, then planned their annual campus reception for Little 500 Weekend. Athlet- ically inclined, the men of SAE won the all-sports trophies for intramurals for three consecutive years and retired the trophy this year. Speakers conducted weekly house programs. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 324

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Front Row (left to right i : John Zahn. Dale Dean Ureas. I, David C. Gibson, Kenneth Inman iSec.i, James Thayer. Second Row; Frank Nicaise, William A. Jones, Ronald Barkman (Pres. ), Jay Saul (Soc. Chair.), Robert Shields, Kenneth Gooldy. Third Row: Richard Newell Gooldy, Larry J. Kruszewski, Justin Patterson, Raymond A. Brassart I Faculty Advisor), D. Keith Carmichael. A Pi Kappa Phi fraternity cooled it at their pad during their tradi- tional Left Bank Dance which has an established beatnik theme. In the spring, the Pi Kappa Phis danced their formal Rose Ball. They went all out for intramural sports — especially football — entering the championship playoffs. Invited professors gave spe- cial talks to the fraternity ' s pledge class. PI KAPPA PHI 323

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Front Row: Edward Greenberg, Charles Cohen, Lee Weiss (Treas. I, Lawrence Joseph (Pres. ), Robert Garelick (Vice-Pres. ) , Barry Cain (Sec. I, Robert Bromberg, Lawrence Simkin. Second Row: Michael Turken, James Forman, Richard Dworkus, Michael Spo- seep, Dennis Magid, Steven Ries, David Frolich, Lawrence Levitan, Jules Gordon, Lawrence Braun, Douglas Cohen, Martin Kaplan. Third Row: Larry Stone, Gerald Minkow, Jay Karol, Burton Evans, Robert Lipsig, Howard Sandler, Ronald Silverman, Howard Golden, Larry Baer, Norman Eisenberg, Benjamin Goldstein, Peter Roth- berg. Fourth Row: Robert Dock, Stephen Trotter, David Green- berg, Jerald Wolff, Kenneth M. Younger, Arnold Vinstein, Lonnie Levenberg, Elliott Gold, Edward Kaplan, Ronald Zubkoff, Irving Goodman, Stanley Rosenblatt, Michael Yellen. Fifth Row: Michael Barton, Bernard Stein, Robert Sheray, Wayne Secore, Elliot Gold- man, James Spear, David Lynn, Alan Goldstein, Stanley Fish, Melvin Anspach, Michael J. Katz, Larry Zavatsky, Warren Rosenblatt. Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity accepts the trophy for highest grades among campus fraternities spring semester from Dean Robert H. Shaffer. The men also won the National Founders Cup as the top SAM chapter in the country. An 18-room addition increased the house ' s capacity to 95 men. Egyptian Fling, Birdland, and spring and winter formats highlighted their social season. SIGMA ALPHA MU 325