Roosevelt University - Vanguard Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Left to Right: Adrienne Feinberg, Jeannine Best, Go-Editors THE EDITORS SPEAK The task of producing the 1957 VANGUARD was undertaken by us as an answer to the demands of our fellow students. It started as an idea and matured to a reality on a limited budget, coupled witn many prayers, hard work, and many disappointments. The day has finally come---the VANGUARD is completed, and as you turn these pages, we sincerely hope that many fond memories of the good times and close friends you have had at Roosevelt will be recalled. One or two people alone cannot put out a yearbook, and we feel that we must give special thanks to Nick Paster, who went along with us all the way -- encouraging and advising whenever we need him; and to the men of A. D. S. Advertising Agency whose help and co-operation were priceless to us. It is our hope that this book will be an inspiration to the students of the future classes at Roosevelt University, to continue our pioneering, and each year improve the book until it reaches the top among University Annuals. JEANNINE AND ADRIENNE Page 74

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Back Row, Left to Right: J Lawrence, W Wright, C. Braverman, J. Fidler, R, Cooper, President; M Edelman, R. Sherman, F, Goldberg Front, Left to Right: J Kanter, E. Wilensky, V. Katz, L. Goldstein, J. Merkin, S. Stickles, S. Goldsher, V. Weinstein Seated: !• Weiss, R. Newman PHI DELTA RHO Phi Delta Rho, Roosevelt’s sole social sorority, en- deavors to develop school spirit among its members and to provide them with opportunities to share good times together. The girls work in conjunction with other organizations here at RU to promote social life and rah-rah spirit among the students. Fall semester events included a dinner dance, Hallo- ween party, card party, and pajama party. In addition to providing good times, the program of social events enables the sorority to raise funds for the American Cancer Society, of which it is an affiliate. Through their Queen for a Night dance, highlight of the sorority’s social year, the girls hope to donate several hundred dollars to combat the dread disease. Phi Delta Rho's first undertaking this fall was a huge membership drive. For the first time in its history, the sorority opened its doors to all university girls interested in joining. A Rush Tea was held enabling all potential mem- bers to get together and meet one another. An outstanding achievement of the sorority last semester was its work on the scholarship bazaar. Through the combined efforts of all the girls on the book booth, the sorority raised more than 8330. for scholarships. Page 73

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Standing, Left to right: R. Culver, B. Moret, P. Chelepis Seated, Left to Right: A Feinberg, R. Gutner, J. Best At Left: F« Carmatz, Faculty Adviser Not Pictured: Writers - S. Treshansky, L Lopin, J Lipson; Art Staff - P. Warren, A. Witkin THE VANGUARD The 1957 VANGUARD, spearheaded by co-editors Adrienne Feinberg and Mrs. Jeannine Best, is px'esentea to you as the second yearbook publica- tion in Roosevelt's ten-year history. The Vanguard, commemorating the opening year of Roosevelt's second decade is designed to launch a continuing series of University annuals. Page 75