St Lawrence University - Gridiron Yearbook (Canton, NY)

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Q f .ff FIRST ROW: Peggy Corin, Sue Bush, Peggy Evans, Cinny Baldwin SECOND ROW' Ted Shrady, Dave Weissbard, Don Bunis, Don Fanning Tl-HRD ROW Don Booth, Fred Heck- linger, Carl Reynolds, Mr, Reiner, Jack Jobes. The Women's Sophomore l-lonorary Association this year was composed of seven sophomore girls who had attained a 3,5 or better cumulative average during their freshman year, The members of Sophomore Honorary serve the Uni- versity as a service organization, concentrating their efforts on promoting scholarship, leadership and loy- alty, The members conduct a tutoring service tor fresh- man women, and also serve as hostesses at various University functions. Sophomore Honorary Alpha Epsilon Rho The Alpha Delta chapter of Alpha Epsilon Rho, na- tional radio-television honorary, is open to any junior or senior who has been of particularly valuable service in campus radio work or who has earned consistently good grades in radio courses, Alpha Epsilon Rho helps comprise the St. Lawrence University Broadcasting Service Board and aims at furthering the importance and quality ot campus broadcasting. SEATED: Pam Elsner, Sharon Barnes, Cree Cognetto. STANDlNG1 Linda Kavelin, Val Goldzurig, Barbara Brown. 1 . I

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Umicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa is a national honorary or- ganization for men who have shown outstanding serv- ice to the St. Lawrence University campus and vvho have, at the same time, maintained a good scholastic record. Tapping for this organization occurs once a year and is held on the triangle in front of Richardson Hall immediately following the Moving-Up Day cere- mony, In order to achieve membership in ODK a man must have held one major office on campus and must have contributed in several additional ways to the uni- versity. ODK brings together representative men from all phases of campus life and thus creates an organiza- tion that can help to mold the sentiment of the insti- tution on questions of local and intercollegiate in- terest. lt also incorporates the ideas of members of the faculty and student body on a basis of mutual in- terest and understanding. The members of ODK are expected to maintain a high degree of leadership and responsibility to the students and administration and to encourage and set a good example for those who follow them. SEATED: Dr. Romer, Dr. Munson, Dr. Curtin. STANDING: David Ja- cobs, Paul Liebhardt, Frederick Cassin, Fred Hecklinger, A n d r e w Nevin, John Householder. l96l PLEDGES: Wes Agar, Bill Newton, Bob Koester, Dave Daniels, Dick Bischoff, Mr. Gilbert, Deon Rornoda, President Bewlces, Larry Jenson, Sandy Towle, Dan Shulman. E' 1 I. .. 5 'ff 45 1.1 l

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Hwng Ba0heHer SEATED: Robert Graham, Cynthia Wilson, Dr. Clark. STANDING: Scarlett Emerson, Julie Chevalier, Mary Hengstenberg, Constance Meng. Mummem The Mummers l-lonorary Dramatic Society ol St. Lawrence University was founded by Dr. Edson Miles in the l93O's and vvas open to membership to the whole campus population. In later years it was changed to an honorary group. Now candidates for Mummers earn membership on the basis of an established point system. Along with the required number ol points candidates must have a cooperative spirit and genuine interest in promotion of campus dramatics. The'Irving Bacheller Society was created to honor students tor outstanding achievement in English. Re- quirements for membership are a 3.2 average in English tor senior English majors and a 3.75 average in English tor iunior English maiors, The principal ac- tivity ol the group is the sponsorship ot certain events during the David B. Steinman Festival ot the Arts. The l96O-ol officers ot the lrving Bacheller Society are Robert Graham, president, and Cynthia Wilson, secretary. Dr. Edward Clark serves a faculty advisor. FIRST ROW: Margaret Evans, Edith Stover, Constance Meng, SECOND ROW: Janet Wilson, Theodore Shrady, Donald Bums, Martha Root THlRD ROW: .lack Fancher, Bruce Berger, Margaret Corin, Gabe D'Annunzio.