Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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JOURNALISTS and t licit- problems became fuivinost ill imi)oitaiu ' e for meiiilieis of Sigma Delta Chi, men ' s honorary journalism fraternity. Monthly meetings featured recognized speakers on journalism, politics, and labor who counseled i)rospective re- porters on what they could expect from the profes- sional world. Receiving bids for their journalism ability and grades were: Jerry Ackerman, Milton Al- berstadt, Peter Baker, Michael Barrier, Donald Bat- tle, Stephen Bell, Donald Brinker, C ' asimir Bukrajew- ski, John Carson, Thomas Coyne, Edwin Croft, William Doran, Barron Easthope, Charles Fowler, Hugh Fuller- ton, Ralph ( ielander, Brian tirant, MauriceHaase, Dave Horowitz, Martin Houk, Marvin Hurwitz, Peter Janssen, Kenneth Knox, (iarlield Lillard, (ierald Lipson, Paul Lockwood, Leo Martin, Roy Meyer, Hamid Mowlana, A ' ayne Nelson, Dave Ottol Ray Preddy, Bill Pride, Richard Riggins, John Riley, Mack Stahl, Richard Steele, Michael Stevens. Robert Taylor, Thomas Traband, Jerome R. Watson, and John H. Williams

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PROBLEMS facing teachers and the opporiuiiities open before teachers- to-be were the subjects of concern at meetings of the women ' s education honor- ary, Pi Lambda Tlieta. Members had the opportunity to liear lectures from and discuss problems with teachers who had experience in facing the problems the women read about in classes or met in practice teaching. Maintaining a 3.3 ave- rage for initiation were: C ' vnthia Beck- er, Adrienne Craff, IVIargie Huth, INIaigie Isaac, Kditli Miller, and Jean nvuvv FRESHMEN felt more at home in their new environment after they were warmly greeted by Theta Sigma Phi members, who hostessed the journalism new student open house during orientation week. At a Spring Matrix banquet ten coed and ten North Shore women were honored for work in the journalism field. Juniors and seniors with a three point average in journalism subjects invited to join this women ' s honorary were : Alary Ames, Rosemarie At kin, Maryann Damme, Eleanor Fellman, Judith Groves, Nancy Hennig, Carol Hon.sa, Margo Johnson, Rae E. Lesser, Dolores Long, Jeanne E. Peterson, Katlnyn L. Piper, Emiline Royco, Dorothy Sattes, Linda Stalter, Barbara Stan- ton, Gretchen ' olfram, Kav ' onderlic, Diane Wright 28

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EQUAL TO Phi Beta Kappa was Beta Gamma Sigma, business honorary. Like its liberal arts coimterjiart, Beta Gamma Sigma represented the highest academic honor a commerce or business administration student could attain. Continuing tradition, a prominent Evanston businessman l ecame honorarj- initiate at the annual spring banquet; at this time initiates were i ledged to advance education and intearitv in the art and science of business BETA GAMMA SIGMA James R. Bergdalil Tom J. Cowley Burton 1 ' ]. (Jlazov Frank ( Golom III Jolni P. Gould, .Jr. Stanley J. Gradowski George B. Javaras Kenneth W. Kozak Harvey J. Olsher Richard A. Schumacher 30