Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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M 41 l Firrl Roux' A. Mantel, L. Neuliuert, L. hfandiberg, K Heerens S Ixammerer S Budlon ScL01IdRUZl M Gay K Ras lx Shaxx B Heming J Biker N Barker J. Morse, J. Perry, P. Hemmick, A. Michael Third R011 A Blinford P Rince L Eddy M Erickson I Irwin D Brorxn M Miller G Good B Christen SOI1 W'ith its large new pledge class, Alpha Sigma Delta Society has a fine future ahead of it, es- pecially considering the spirited caliber of this year's Siglets. The successful capturing of the Pledge Mistresses was quite a feat in itself, but to carry Pledge Mistress Betty Mead through Wfelles on a door at dinnertime certainly took special talent. Sig dress-up days did much to en- liven those dreary winter days, and the pledge project-cleaning up at the School for Retarded Children-showed that the Sigs could also work seriously for a worthwhile purpose. Sigs did well this past year in areas outside of pledging, too. The Sig-Philo play, Man in a Bowler Hat, took second place in the Society one-acts competition. In WRA, Sigs came out on top in volleyball and tied for first in tennis. Several Sig mixers, the hot dog sales, and the filling of Red Cross Christmas stockings rounded out the Sig program.

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PHI LAMBDA -. , -in Q l Sk Y :ag-V . ' l ,ff . f - l Z A 0 , 4 O , . QPY' . ,N I l Y . Q ' ii ii V A 1 i'-if 7 1 . 3237 ' , at 2 ,1 y z rt, . He can't be a Philog they're rzerer clumsy. Although the ranks of the Philos were some- what depleted by members vacationing abroad and studying at other institutions of higher learning, the society maintained its Hesprit de corps by taking on a record number of pledges. Due to the assorted talents ot these forty-seven new Philos, an unusually zealous pledging period ensued. Such traditional activities as the con- struction of a Homecoming display tthis year a fearsome dragon whose roars disrupted many it classj, the holly sale and the orphans' party at Christmas time, the Philo Formal, and the In- ter-Society Play Contest were carried on. Throughout the year the Philo Choir was in demand for singing engagements. The society is looking forward to establishing many new tra' ditions during the coming summer quarter. First Roux' D. Benninger, J. Hill, A. Durkee, H. Schuitmal-ter, T. Zerbe, D. Kyvig, M. Pomeroy, G. Harris, D. Renne, A. Heath Second Roux' M. Stafford, T. Wilsted, 1. DiTiberio, B. Ketchum, J. XVhite, C. Carlson. H. Ransford, B. Baker. S. Bosma. S, Ralcich, D, Schmidt, D. Nielsen, B. Barrett, G. Taft, il. Huddlestone, J. Ditzler, E. Barnes Third Roux' J, Hale. T. Pinczkowski. G. Maxam. C Bender, G. Nicholson, D. Lenox, B. Shepherd, J. Warner, D. Votruba, j. Pigott, B. Lynch, J. Townley, L. Bork, J. Farrar, G, Losey, E. Cory, D. Frantz L..- W V Y- J2. 'I . ..- A A , 5 - L ,