Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

 - Class of 1973

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Phi Alpha Lambda Pi Alpha Lambda is the oldest fraternity on campus. chartered in l925 under the leadership of Fr. James J. Mertz. The Pi Alph's uphold the fraternal traditions of friendship and brotherhood. while trying to adapt to the changing times. As one of the smallest fraternities on campus. we feel that we can cultivate a deeper friendship and unity that extends beyond the physical limits of the univer- sity. Members: Terry Moran. President: Pat Beattie. Tom Bryant. Rick Eckert, Sig Lisowski. Kent Martzan. Tim Meyer, Mike Mc Adams. Brian Mc Mahon. Richard Roche, Ralph Zarada, Frank Podraza, .lohn Steffy. 105

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10-Ll Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi is the international fraternity of engineered leadership. We have been at Loyola University since i967 and have been progressively grow- ing. y This fraternity is like a family: living, working, and having a good time together. The goal of our fraternity is happiness and this is what we strive to achieve. The most important and unique aspect of our fraternity is brotherhood We achieve our goal of happiness through this brotherhood with each other. lt makes us very happy to know that we have fifty brothers we can depend on if we should ever need them in any way. On campus we are known as The Bond which emphasizes the strong ties that ex- ist between us. The Delta Sigma Phi's fraternity house is at 6922 N. Lakewood, so please feel free to drop in. If happiness and a good time are important to you, look into the Bond and see what we have to offer you as an individual. Members: Tony Zielinski and Joe Morano. Presidents: John Buechner, Shannon Burke, Tom Boyce. Richard Cieslukiewicz. Bob Cummuta, Ted Cushing, George Czykowski, Leon Di Biasio. Mario Di Benedetto. James Elipas, Rick Espinosa, George Firlit, Frank Giam- brone, George Gerimas, John Gierum, Ron Girgbocello, Tom Geiger. Joe Hagberg, George Hovany, Glenn Howski, Marty Herbert, James Jurczak. Angello Leventis. Mike Lapmar. Jim Lehmann. Lance Lee. Al Mercure, Jeff Madden. Mike Nowak, Bill O'ConneIl. Bill Pevitts, James Poulsom, James Rhodes. David Requena. Frank Sapporito, Bill Specht. Wayne Sherman. John Sikorski. Mel Tomeszco, Paul Tortorello, George Truc- co, Mark Turner, Al Ursini. Lloyde Voo hees. Bill Wandel, Ron Weiss. Phil Yee. Norm Zienty. John Zipparo. Fr. Prendergast. Fr. Schwartz, and Fr. Vandevelde, Moderators. GL? 'W v Q ' , 8.



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Coed Club What is Coed Club? After being asked this question so very often our members decided to write a story telling people who we are and what we are like. Twenty-three years ago. in l949. the Coed Club was established. lt is, as it was then a busy association of dynamic. in- terested Loyola coeds who comprise a servicefsocial organization. Upholding the same traditions as when first formed, namely friendship and service. Coed Club has nevertheless grown in size and has updated to sponsor activities which appeal to the woman student of today. Among our special interests are service projects involving the school and the community as well as social outings which provide a pleasant diversity within the demanding routine of college life. Our service projects include particular programs designed by our club members as well as special requests from the University. We actively participate in such things as the Freshman Orientation events. ushering and hostessing at Loyola affairs. visiting the sick and elder- ly at Great Lakes Naval Hospital and several area nursing homes, addressing invitations to the President's Ball. and exclusively sponsoring the Big-Little Sister program for Loyola Freshmen and transfer students. When our work is done we still find time for socializing, and this we do in a varie- ty of ways. Members and their friends attempt to ice skate, ski. bowl, sing Christmas carols. and even run a carnival booth. Coed Club provides these and many more opportunities to enjoy life at Loyola and to make new acquain- tances-and friends. Members: Juanita Grozdiak. President: Teresa Anesinas. Chris Baglio. Ann Ban- ta. Barb Bellomo. Judy Beluch. Connie Campbell. Susan Candiotti. Margarita Casas. Susan Catanzaro, Marilyn Cum- mings, Judy Cwik, Maureen Daly, Maria DiPrima, Sheri Doniger, Roberta Gotches. Mary Hahn, Gail Hutchins. Jen- nie Jones, Susan Kiszka. Toni Krawkowski. Carolyn Lopez, Kathy Mallen, Maria Mayol. Joan McDonald. Maria Mykytka, Carol Ostruska. Jan Pietka, Barbara Plafcan. Debbie Plafcan. Donna Plumb. Kathleen Reinhart, Sharon Renkosiak. Paula Ryan. Patricia Salazar, Faith Salsburg, Christine Shirakawabe, Mary Lee Sullivan. Sue Tassone. Carol Waldock. Marjorie Weaver. Nancy Wikarski, Marcia Wilson, Judith Wlodarczyk. Louise Zahorak. Marge Zegan. Joan Steinbrecher. Moderator. 'Jam ,JV in 1 Gamma Phi Delta Gamma Phi Delta Sorority. Inc. is a national sorority of business and professional women dedicated to con- tinued educational endeavors and the rendering of services to the youth of America was established in l943. Gamma Phi Delta is a service and non-profit organization. The Loyola chapter was founded May 25. 1970. There is a present membership fo thrity-nine. The goals are. I. To promote Sisterhood among women of all races. 2. To render service to the Black Community and the Loyola Community at large. 3. To provide financial aid in the form of scholarships to all who wish to continue their educa- tion. Beta Chi. the Loyola Chapter of Gamma Phi Delta. through educational enter- prises and community awareness endeavors to create a vital and thriving nucleus of strong and dedication young 5 women who in the future will reflect not only the influences of Gamma Phi Delta. but the educational values instilled by Loyola University. Members: Norvella. Reid. President: Shelline Grigsby, Arlene Harvey, Corolyn Hathorne. Cassandra Johnson. Willa Mae Jackson, Audrey Winters. Patricia Waite. Barbara Saunders. Delores Mingard. Gloria Moore, Vera Smith, Dorothy Lewis. Tajuana Parker. Karen Thomas. Deborah Martin, Deborah Young, Ludella Gilmore. Regina Woods, Barbara Deton, Joyce Waite. Debra Matlock. Frances Jones. Jo Ann Brooks, Geraldine Terry. Tommi Scott. Sandra Miller, Yvonne Levison, Muriel L. Faltz, Girtha Kidd. Gloria Miles, Patricia Easter. Shelah Henderson. Alice Smith, Angela Morris, Jessie Pollard. Jill McDonald, Veotia Flowers. Francine Davis. w' : ' w ik ali' W. 'is as , ss ,s 'li :rl .ea Srl .W 1 avid -si Q AH 3: 'Q

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