Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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IL of IM.«. Cellf la IU1 U»» C op - IwrM • IMO 1st row: Dunn, Bogle, Ririo, Maton, Weller, Groves. 2nd row: Henning, Val- lera, Levinson, Bell, Downey, Williams, Jones. 3rd row: Olmstead, Briggs, K. D., Briggs, W. E., Hoswell, Paul, Randell, Kogan. 4th row: Whitmore, Lothrlnger, Starr, Guandolo, Hallenberg, Flinn. PSI l l’SILOV With President Bob Belt at the controls, old Psi U. has once again proved itself to be a well-oiled machine. Bogle and Crawford somehow acquired purple sweaters, becoming, as they modestly point out, football heroes. The North Leonard Navy, Admirals Uhlig, Rosenau, and Conant, all graduated in February and are now knitting socks for Dick Needham who exchanged his white shoes for a hat of the same color. Although the chapter is losing fen men to graduation in June, and an indefinite number to Uncle Sam shortly thereafter, the prospects for the 1951-52 season still look excellent.

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oi Co»«fl. U 1133 KMrefl Chop'.. o' KH|w U 1131 1 t row: Lyons, Griggs, Furniss, Bundy, Peabody, Roper. 2nd row: Easlman, Chol- berg, Ebctwine, Altschul, Coulter, Greaves, Zieglor. 3rd row: Ekedahl, McConnell, Houso, Hays, Smith, Andrews, Gerkcn. ALPHA DELTA PHI Again the Kenyon Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi lives in East Wing and coming home from the temporary barracks has shown a marked improvement in the spirit of the Chapter. We are indebted to past president Dick Giddings for his apt leadership during this time of change. Homecoming Weekend saw the largest alumni turnout in our history and our annual Christmas Faculty Reception was equally successful. Not to be forgotten are the notable extra-curricular activities of the individual members. With a promising pledge class and our eyes on progress, we believe that the 1950-51 Chapter has upheld and will continue to uphold the fine tradition of Alpha Delta Phi.

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ZJJO ro..d.4 ol Miami Ua.ran.t, U 1»» '( « » « o h 117 1st row: Russell, Davis, Rotolo, OMenJohn, Keegan, Hcrskowitz. 2nd row: Wall, Fllnn, Agler, Thomas, R. L., Hollcnbach, Pitney. 3rd row: Schmidt, Rankin, Lee, Cabriole, Thomas, W. T., Holt, McAlister, Harrison, Krvapp. 4lh row: Pennington, Seay, Leech, McKarney, Seaman, Papsin, McCutchoon. Sth row: Stansfield, Me- Kune, McGowan, Culp, Forsyth, Horswell. BETA THETA PI The year ’50-'51 found South Leonard about the same as ever. “Red Light was still a must on Saturday afternoon of Dance weekend. Seniors Karkow, Pitney, Flinn, Hollen- bach, and Simonds have seen their last and will be hard to replace. But a group of twelve athletic pledges, after loosening their Indian Pendants, have made the grade and will stay with us, if their uncle permits. Prexy Thomas, after studying the divine rights of Kings, took over and immediately became a drinker . . . things are indeed looking up in Beta Tau Beta!