Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Enler - Royalty Formal Dress??? Everyone feels cz little backwards. 351. 9 Fall-cleaning lor homecoming. 11 Big Three Conference.

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. ,:, !5f:.f s i - Egwnl ' Mi ',i1?' ,V . - V ' ' 55' lf - . . ' ' 1 -Q H I . r li ' :rm s w is? L ',. ' . ' :ning .1 rss- V 1 . - V - . ttf: H 64' ' . ,Q - is-H ' I 54 t Vi l ' - f M -A 'xl' K' - 'g .J ' gr . 2 is ia' ff. All id r H- .,mf 'af S. it it Q V ., ,Q A L ,AL Front Row: Mrs. Gant, Mary Ann Hoffman, Toni Wilson, Pat Niemi, Clarice Woods, Mrs. Plough, Shigeko Nishihara, Carol Rasmussen. Second Row: Theresa Linder, Hosalee Owens, Dorothy Schwalenberg. Shirley Strom, Beatrice Nordin, Helen Andrews, Violet McLaughlin, Doris Falardeau, Shirley Vedin, Ianice Hoffman. At Window: Delores Costantino, Gayle Swanson, Elaine Block, Bernice McNeely. Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority This year the Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority, whose objec- tives have always been high scholastic standards, friendliness, to all students, and the furthering of Northern's interests, cele- brated their twenty-seventh year on campus. an ' Participation in Homecoming, particularly their Corona- H f tion Ball, began the year's activities for the Gammas, Two rush- i f A 1529 ing parties, a Hunting Party and a Backwards Party, were .3 , ,J 4 preliminaries to the pledging season. The Tri-Sorority Dance f it , ' w if ' Pink Paradise was held in Ianuary and enjoyed by all. A ' 3 l 9 candlelight initiation welcomed the new members who joined it ' P P in the Gammas annual springtime activities-another formal 1' dance and a sorority picnic. Mary Ann Hoffman-President 1 3 4-

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Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity Iota Chi Chapter N r LXJ, Front Row: Walter Dabeck, Mr. Wahtera, Palmer Swanson, Al Dufour, Iohn Slapp, Tom Kee, Iay Bates. Second Row LeRoy Murley, Gene Beaudoin, Ierxy Odlund, Charles Westen, Iack Channing, Ierome Waldron, Robert Maisonneuve, Iames Thomas Blaine Racine, Doug Moreau, Paul Muorenmaa, Charles McGee, David Westlund, Kenneth Heim. 44' Al Dufour-President The Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, was founded in 1925 at LaFayette College. The'Iota Chi Chapter of N.M.C.E. became a member of the national fraternity in 1951. The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is to assemble college men in the fellowship of the scout oath and law, to develop friendship and to promote service to humanity. At Northern, Alpha Phi Omega performs such services as assisting the administration during freshman orientation week, preparing the homecoming bonfire, sponsoring the annual Christmas dance, serving as guides and ushers at many of the school functions, and helping to judge the district Boy Scout Klondike Derby. This year we also assisted in promoting the Gilbert L. Brown Memorial fund, an activity we expect to con- tinue in future years. 136