Menlo College - Enterprise Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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f' -- 'E .l' SYM' ,frQ k 'T'-' '.-' N:-wx A iw' B, X, K Delta Sigma Pi Front Row: Dean Walters, Advisor, Bud Nations, Dave Beronio. Second Row: Bob Winkler, John Harnett, Steve Montagu-Pollock, Jay Davis, Bill Crawford. Third Row: Scott Farley, Bill Bronson, Joe Bob Cave, Fred Weibel, Sid Kaneta, Jim Norman. Fourth Row: Fahd Alireza, Dave Hackett, Kelly Whitehill, Kent Barker, Jim Rea. Standing: George Becker, Tucker Garner. Zeta Rho, chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, the sole S.B.A. fraternity increased its member- ship this year to approximately twenty percent of the total S.B.A. enrollment. This growth in membership complemented an expanded program of professional, service, and social activities. These expanded activities included various speakers and movies presented to the student body, a trip to a San Francisco orphanage and further development of the Zeta Rho library. Gfficers Tucker Garner, Historian, Bud Nations, Chancellor, Dave Hackett, Treasurer, John Steele, Secretary, Field Secretary, Ben H. Wolfen- berger, Regional Director, R. Nelson Mitchell, Dave Beronio, Vice Dave Hackett ' - ' ' 'd tg G B k , Iflriiigent, Scott Farley, Senior Vice Presi en eroge ec er Orphanage Christmas Party 1 en . 25

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Honor Code Committee Chairman George Becker, Aloys De Perrot, Phil Brudstock, Rick Tognazzini. Tom Shane. Bill Crawford, Dave Hackett, Steve Montagu-Pollock. Students charged with plagiarism or cheating on examinations are brought before the Honor Code Committee, made up of two elected students from each class and headed this year by George Becker. After hearing the evidence and coming to a deci- sion, the committee makes its recommendation to the Dean of the S.B.A. sv1i Nq-Qu., 'T ,X 5 24 George Becker Honor Code Chairmang President, Zeta Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi. Freshmen Recruitment Committee The activity of this newly student- developed committee is focused on the high schools of the Bay Area. With the intention of creating aware- ness of, and stimulating interest in the S.B.A., the members Will discuss it and its program with graduating high school seniors. Dave Beronio, Chairman Tom La Pointe, Toby Mumford, Spence Ward.

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Board of Trustees Standing: William E. Kratt, Secretary: William P. Scott, Jr., Robert J. Wert, John B. Watson, Charles B. Emerick, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary. Seated: Frederick L. Anderson, C. Edgar Persons CEmerituslg Douglas B. Lewis, J. Pearce Mitchell, Chairman, Benjamin C. Carter, Sherman L. Crary, Calvin K. Townsend, John G. Motheral. Not Pictured: William Corbus, Charles de Bretteville, Alan J. Michaels tVice Chairmanjp Frank F. Walker CEmeritusj. The Alumni Board has taken on a new and truly refreshing, active spirit this year. Its members have accomplished a two Way communi- cation between S.B.A. students and graduates. Seventy-six percent of the S.B.A. alumni belong to the Alumni Association and it is estima- ted that nearly fifty-two percent are active. Alumni Board , f,.... rti.-'fAfp2 7 . -ww ' . ' fir, 1.--A.,-5, ,, ....,.aY' -5 : '.L3,s:faS22:---+V - . i 'X ,Q f ,A ' be V 'milf' ,,, ..,,.. . ,,. , , 1 ' . ' I N. Ralph Mclntre, Howard Mason, Tom Wells, Steve Robin- son, John Prendergast, Carl Roundtree, President Steve Franz. Not Pictured: Scotty Wood, Bud Vogel, George Irvin, Bob Johnson. A 26 Alumni gathered at Homecoming 1966. 2 f , .,r we l S peqg Wi lx ,. li H135 53 l SI: Bunk- A Sllff to 21 4 . mitlef l eachc 'IIl3L. l J consis vano: A in if 1 , Sami if Dame li ll YS I i 1 l it l r l l I it 1 Ellis . this x P . ' QQ., A Raisin xt. i