Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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DELMEGA , ,VX x . f. 1, fit.. , . ' ii I Ml Fifi! Roux- D. Lamb, B. Brackenridge, D. Payne, A. Hutcbcroft, J. Long, C. Morse. T. Seeley, J. Marlett Second Rau K Hunter R Armstrong T Schaaf J. Bamberg, D. Loce, K. Kooiman, B. Shea, B. Lawrence, P. Zablocki, D. Mayers Third Rauf: D. Blackmer M Kurkowski D Parrish L Thorland B Atkin son, D. Myers. R. Mittica Delmegas is a society with its own individual con- cepts and purposes. Formed in 1960 by independents who wished to establish a society without the common pres- sure toward group conformity, Delmegas tried to make pledging a more constructive period. There were no sweat sessions and, while pledges wore badges and their ultimate acceptance was dependent upon completion of pledging, they had almost all of the rights and privi- leges of full actives. This is not to say, however, that nothing much hap- pened during pledging. Much to the chagrin of actives, pledges bugged the Delmega room and recorded some very interesting conversations-especially those between an active and his girl! Other Delmega projects were the homecoming display ot Icarus falling into the sea, the service projects of cleaning and repairing Douglass Community Center and shoveling snow for sponsors Dr. Start and Couch Acker, and the highly successful pizza party and dance in Welles. Oh. no. not this one on the wall too! H0

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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 ,

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