Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

 - Class of 1973

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su . sim if Q XXI-LQ!!! I ig A i al' 'S ,. xxx: X i-X Ns American Chemical Society The ACS Student Affiliate is an organiza- tion consisting of Chemistry Students in- terested in Chemistry and related fields. The members arehmainly Chemistry Ma- iors sponsored by the faculty to ioin. Ac- tivities include: Films, field trips, lec- tures, and starting in the Academic Year QI972-737. a Chemistry Symposium for Research Students is planned. Members: Frank Molinaro. President: Cathy Arcus. Anne Coyle. Mary Ellen Kearne. Paul Kurek. Robert Malocha. Elmer Neurauter. Daniel Peplinski, John Sikorski. Susan Schlough. Patricia Thrash. John Walton. Dr. Harvey Posvik. Moderator.



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Beta Gamma Blue Key Sigma Founded February 26. I9l9, Beta Gamma Sigma is a national scholastic honor society for men and women in schools of com- merce and business administration. The Loyola chapter was founded in I96I. and is open for membership to qualified students in the School of Business Administration. Blue Key is Loyola's foremost honor society. It is a national honorary fraternity limited to males. At the end of each academic year, Blue Key sponsors a formal induction- dinner for its new members. The members are honored at this event for their academic achievement and for service to the University. For these reasons. the fraternity is limited to an honorary role at Loyola. Last year. the fraternity admitted sophomores for the first time. This change may help the group in the future because it creates a longer ac- tive membership for its undergraduate members. Members: Kevin Conway, President: Gonzolo Balton-Tanda, Dale Bespalec. Tim Cornille, Paul Hoppe, Don King. Angelo Leventas. John Lopatka, Tim Martin, Mike Moran, James Mueller, George Mui, Mike Oster. Joe Pollini, Mike Riordan, Rick Sikora, Ron Skwarek, Joe Wolff, Bob Williams. Mr. Wayne Tinkle, Moderator. .sie K' - iii l X4 l ex :lf 'LET 'l figx-it l 1 fp K A' .4 ,,,, ' N . .-'i',4V 4' U- 11.-.341-,-gzeenfzaz S A lllllln I u til IMD l nu 1 -5?5i 'A' ' ' ' Q . 'iii' s' N ' ' Z ix- .f- -N nf. wil 'itil Circumferenc Circumference was organized in l958 for the dual purpose of giving recognition to women students of the junior and senior classes who excel in leadership and scholarship, and to be of service to the University, principal- ly in acting as official hostesses at various University functions. These two purpose are represented by the torch of learning and the gavel of leadership on the Circumference key each member receives. Membership requirements consist of a 3.0 or above cumulative average and an office or a major chairmanship in at least two other university organizations. Members: Margaret T. Kane, Presi- dent: Jane Anne Bolin, E. Anne Brandstetter, Janile M. Clennon. Cathleen E. Conway, Kathleen A. Fillichio. Maureen Rose George, Juanita Anne Grozdiak, Margaret Leclair Hall, Carol Sue Heath, Colleen Marie Langson, Marlene G. Pappas, Sharon Ann Renkosiak. Linda Stomper, Patricia F. Tomasik. Carol Ann Venus. Carol Jean Waldock.

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