Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 98 text:

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.

Page 97 text:

Q N-,1,-W ,X .i..,........, Beta Beta Beta --swnosuuuuummn-n -1 nuucn , ' S- ww . ee A 255 as N X - if W' 4. QQ 8 x 4 ,, X i ,. R .Q . 0 A .B,.. ,,..... - ..., Nil A H LL... t Q wx at ' S 1 V' 3 sei Q Q, 1 . s. vs Q is iarxw gkudisxxmc Et , . NL , .N Q ss sis. fr a M 2 ... W gi -- X X s - Q 0 f - X , -i QQ i -' S' x - ,L t i ' x if ,,. L .N 5. 'X Ah'f'X . Beta Beta Beta Biological Society is an organization whose members share a common interest in academic achieve- ment and the appreciation of the life sciences. It is a national honorary socie- ty with chapters in colleges and univer- sities across the United States, in Canada and Puerto Rico. The Lambda Dmega Chapter of Loyola University received its charter in I969. Tri-Beta attempts to sponsor academic and social events in many areas. Within the past few years the society has conducted tours to medical and research facilities. presented films ranging from the ever popular Birth of Triplets to a midwest premiere of Kes, and iudged in several local science fairs. Social events have in- cluded Christmas parties, picnics, con- certs and a trip to the circus. Tri-Beta also sponsors members in research pro- jects both at the university and at the various summer institutes across the na- tion. Members agree that there is much more to the study of the life sciences than classroom participation. Members: Gary Karl, President: Ava Adams, Louis Arocha. Roland Barnes. Dennis Bartasis. Robert Bartelone. Howard Beck, William Bergmann. Richard Bernard Jr.. Nowell Blecha. Thomas Brammeier, Alan Brongiel, Robert Brunnetti, Vincent Bufalino, Joe Buttner. Cristina Casas. Katherine Castree. John Chips, Dennis Chubinski. Alfred Cisneros. John Cravata. Peter Cutrera. Terry Davis. William DeLord, Glenn Doering, Steven Dronen, Stephen Ebrom, Arthur Engel. John Fairbairn. La Deane Fattore. Denise Figlewicz. Dianne Figlewicz, Michael Flisak. Rick Foley, Philip Frystak, Mary Dru Gallagher, Joseph Goodreau, John Grieco. Todd Hewell, Zenko Hrynkiw, Eileen Hund. Cecilia Hutchcraft, James Hynes, George lwaszek, Cynthia Janeliunas, Christine Jarosik. Kathy Kapica. Peter Kiefer, Don- na Kocim, Pam Kolanski. Thomas Korosec, Mark Kozubowski, Frank Kuhaida, Don Lavelle, Daniel Linert, Roger Little. William Lojkovic, Adele Luck. Gary Magistrelli, Eduardo Monteagudo. Marcia Murry. Joseph Musso. Roman Mycyk, William McCarthy, Konrad Nagatoshi. Micheal Niemiec, Janet Nikolich, Robert O'Keefe, Gregory Onorato, Teresa Oplawski, -Ja.-:ff '- -ersrvszaxxmem-swswsx-sys:::.'-.1g..-'-2 Michael Oster, Andrew Owsiak, Robert Pary. Richard Patelski. Joseph Paulsen. James Pisarczyk, Micheal Podlusky. Anthony Poletti. Adrienne Politowski. Pamela Porembski. Marguerite Pozzi, Dagmar Pressling. Larry Purpura, Charles Rebesco. Kathleen Reinhart, Robert Ryan. Priscilla Salzar. Patricia Santare, Albert Segler. Robert Shaw, Adrian Sheremeta. Thomas Shimoda. John Sikorski. Berta Silva, Irene Silva. Dennis Smith, Carleton Solarski. Joseph Solek. Steven Soltes. Kathleen Somos. George Sosenko, John Stabein. Matthew Strelc- zyk, Thomas Sullivan. Jane Swedlund. Frederick Tomera. Charles Tribbey, Alan Trimakas. Kathryn Varelzes. James Velt- man. Edmund Vizinas, Kerry Waldee, Carol Waldock, Dan Walters. Laurie Wanat, Ronald Waryias, Gerald Wegner. Donna Wegrzyn, Robert Will. Dr. B.E.N. Spiroff. Moderator.

Page 99 text:

Student Operations Board The Student Operations Board is the ac- tivities board for the Lewis Towers Cam- pus. Begun in the fall of l97l. SOB was formed independently of SAB to answer the needs of the downtown campus. SOB gears most activities towards the com- muter's schedule. and also plans evening activities throughout the year. The main goal of SOB is to shatter the myth that LT students do not know how to have fun. Consequently. we offer them a schedule they can't refuse. Utilizing the lunch period and early afternoon, SOB sponsors programs which appeal to as many interests as possible. Folksingers. such as Aliota, Haines. and Jeremiah: Ed and Fred Hols- tein: Tom Dundee: and Jim Haydon give LT students a chance to see professional Chicago entertainers for free. Movies. by a Warner Brothers contract. also enable students to see excellent flicks for free during the afternoons. SOB is also interested in community in- volvement. The Halloween Party, for the Q N 5' Q .- -J 'SJ . 5 ss.. ,uf .fx r Cabrini Green children, was a success only due to the generous donations and hard work on the part of LT students. The Christmas Benefit brought both Santa Claus and holiday gifts to forgotten peo- ple all over Chicago. SOB's Success is due only to the entire student body and administrational support. SOB believes any idea is worth in- vestigating. anything fun is worth doing. Drop is our office in the gameroom any time. We have a good time. Members: Kathy O'Hara. President: Cheryl Dust. Rick Erickson. Barry Jung. Mary Beth Hickey, Bill Kelly. Vera Kitselman. Bill Lawson. Paul Lynch. Bob Lyons. Martha Maggiore, Bob Meier, Barabara Mc Donald. Michael Moran. Phyllis Nagy, Steve Napleton. John Nerren. Dawn Overends. .loe Pollini, Maureen Quick. Ed Recke, Marilou Rinella. Roni Sacony. Geri Slaby. Gordon Stiefel. Jay Taussig. Carole Trucco. Rich Wawryzniak. Mr. Art Eichlin. honorary member. Mr. Terry Sullivan. Moderator. A . A t .gi XB 1 x i xx f-, wggssi A' X we-svTf-tl X ! sf 4. i Q 1 gtickelb' A it L X 6 oo .. 'LN Ex li 5' ' will.um1sIl'2f2i1:at.. LW i. S E s md Annu L ' X9 ,xpe f CHRISTMAS BENEFIT if wan . . FRI-DECEMBER 'S r . l 250 N- RUSH S-iii . W 'Y S . . yp WM WNW Qs? if ' 1 X .fc in a min uotsmn ,in N LT X ailciiinimsstimin 5 gif - -: X Hg , , , C . X . gxxlal Y up Xxxx. 1 i Q: K X , it F ! 'limit 5 ,dill v Q ff ' ' A , A 1 - i 'B -E3 'Ui' :A HY 5 ' A ' ' ' V - ei, .as f-:: f - sq R 5 A ll -3 J ig, -6 '1sEXw,..g3'm:zg ' Nj.: Lp if ' rj ' . e-f-, ,M - V 1 wmfum- --ws, wx.. gi - ' -3'