Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Dedicated to Zel (Moose) Canter Zel Canter ' s dynamism is a picicciuisitf for his political ambitions. 10 Political activities have taken the extra-curricular time of Zel (Moose) Canter since he entered Northwestern in the fall of 1959. A tall, dynamic young man, his person- ality has aided him in his fight for political stature at Northwestern. While he currently decs not hold class office, he is active on Student Senate committees and makes his opinions known in many decisions of the body. Moose was a member of the campaign committee for Mock Political Convention his freshman year, a member of the executive board of the Class of ' 63 Council, and an outstanding freshman from both his fraternity. Phi Epsilon Pi, and his dorm, Sargent Hall. Last year, he was a member of the Student Governing Board, president of the Class of ' 63 Council and in the spring was elected to Norlegamma. This year he is Norlegamma ' s social chair- man as well as continuing his interest in government through committee work on the Senate. Active in Senate circles, Zel makes his opinions on issues known. k - iP '

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Dedicated to Frank Bolen Service to his fraternity and his class plus a genuine liking for people have made Frank Bolen one of North western ' s outstanding citizens. Though unassuming in manner, Frank has contributed much to North western ' s heritage through his efforts in many areas. He began serving his fraternity as a pledge when he was elected pledge class president. In return, he was one of Phi Gam ' s outstanding freshmen. His sophomore year, he served as rush chair- man and historian of Phi Gam, as well as a member of the Class of ' 62 Council. As a junior, he was again a member of the Class Council and president of his fra- ternity. His technological interests led him to become a member of AHE. This year, as a senior, he is president of Phi Gam, a member of AHE, and treasurer of the Class Council, continuing his service to his university. The presidency of Phi Gamma Delta has kept Frank Bolen busy. Frank has served NU as a member of class council for four years.

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Dedicated to Dave Ehel As president of the Senior Class, Dave Ebel will serve as the class ' president and representative at alumni affairs after its graduation. A debating background that enables him to speak well on his feet plus an engaging Kansas drawl have been Dave Ebel ' s mainstays in his rise as a campus leader. The holder of several debate awards, Dave began his campus service activities as soon as he arrived at Xorth- westem. Freshman year he was president of his dorm, McCulloch, and an outstanding freshman. He began his sophomore year as vice president of the Class of ' (52, becoming president during winter (juarter. He also .served as chairman of the Sophomore Cotillion, Student Govern- ing Board representative at large, and a member of the campaign committee for MPC. He was elected to Xorle- gamma that spring. Junior year he .served on SGB and Norlegamma, and was elected to Deru after being named one of Kappa Sig ' s outstanding juniors. Dave ' s debating background gives him poise necessary for his offices. 11 i