Morgan Park Junior College - Oracle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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nu beta nu Fits! Row: Coyner, Illitchell, Edmunds, Samuelson, Small, Baldwin, Houts, Case, Clem, Bolton Second Row: Starz, Iuillard, Dunne, l-lensel, Rice, flloore, Daly, fllenagh, Ouantick, Penshorn. l'lu Beta l'1u sorority was organized in l927 and Delta chapter, of fllorgan Park Iunior College, dates from 1933. Dot only social, but also charitable activities are sponsored by the sorority. The first event of the year was the fall rummage sale. Ht Thanksgiving and Christmas, l'1u Beta l'lu donated baskets to poor families. During the Yule season, Delta chapter joined with ten other chapters of llu Beta l'1u in pre- senting the annual Christmas Dance on December 26 at the Shoreland Hotel. H pot-luck dinner added to the holiday festivities. On Hpril 15, Delta chapter presented their Spring Dance with Bob Philips' orchestra, at the Hotel Del Prado. The annual fIlother's Day luncheon and the spring dinner dance were the concluding activities of the year. One of the members, fllary Lou Scanlon, was elected Grand President of all l'lu Beta l'lu chapters in the city. Officers elected in the fall semester were Buth Eddy, president: Shirley Edmunds, vice-president: recording secretary, loyce luillardy corresponding secretary, Priscilla Bice and treasurer, fflildred Quanticlc. ln the spring, Shirley Edmunds was elected president while fflarilyn lllenagh was chosen vice-president.

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beta phi sigma Beta Phi Sig- ma is the old- est fraternity at Iay Cee and the only one with na- tional affiliations. The I-llumni and the active chapter work as separate organizations, constituting a total of about sixty-five men. The Beta men are especially proud of their athletic achieve- ments. Carle LUesselius was t captain of the basketball team, l lack Garness captain of the foot- ball team, and their supreme pride, Bill Iones, was ping-pong champion. Hmong their letterrnen they also in- clude Iack Kleinz, Dan Lucas, Fred Greco, Cliff Bauser, llorm Hrmour, and Lowell fllason. They also hold several ma- jor offices in school activities. Beta has a dinner meeting once a week dur- ing the school year. For the first semester their officers were Iohn Riddle, president: Dorm Hr- mour, vice-president: Charles Kiefer, secretary: Dick Briggs, treasurerg and Clifford Bausor, ser- - geant-at-arms. This semester they are led by l'lor- man Hrmour, lack Garness, Carle Ulesselius, Dick Briggs, and lack Kleinz. Hlonq Railing: Lucas, Bri- gel, Ulesselius, Hill, Bar- bour, Garness. First Row: Kiefer, flic- Carthy. Second Row: Flrmour, Bau- sor, UJ. fones. Third Row: Briggs, Holtz loerq, Greco.

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Ulu Omega Beta fraternity was es- tablished twenty-one years ago as one of the leading junior college fra- ternities in the Chicago area. Beta Chapter was organized at fTl. P. I. C. shortly after the founding of this col- lege and has grown in power and prestige along with the school. Hs in previous years, Ill. O. B. men have this year participated in many of the school activities and sports. In addition to the regular fraternity re-union parties, private smokers, etc., there was the spring dance held in the Sky Room ot the Hllerton Hotel on may 4, Pls has been the custom for years, the spring initiation of pledges taken in Ianuary was held over a may week- end at Flint Lake. For the fall semester Ralph Ulieber was presidentg lack lllentsel, vice- presidentp Pllbert Klein, secretary: and lra fTlcCormack, treasurer. This semester Ralph Ulieber was again chosen as president with lllarren Koenig, Herb Graver, and Iesse Fer- guson serving as vice-president, sec- retary, and treasurer, respectively. Firsl Row: UJieber. Second Row: Hluehe, Smie tanka, Huhl. Third Row: Graverfllathis De Butts, Ferguson. Fourth How: iTlcCorrnack H o d s o ri, Hawthorne Soyster, Lane. 1 iYggx I my .- . ARWJQP.