St Louis University - Archive Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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LPHA SIGMA N Z' Q? J if ' 'ff H East it , ziggy, --3:51, 63 ill' 61 T l 53 ABKEMEIER ALLRED ANKEN BRANDT BROWN EGAN EGGLESTON FRANCOEUR GEGEN GIUUM NAJ ERA NOWATNY SC HWARTZ Alpha Sigma Nu, national Jesuit honor society for men, is the highest honor attainable at a Jesuit university. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, loyalty, and service to the school. The society acts as a sounding board for student opinion, assists the administration in meeting needs of the stu- dent body, and holds an annual initiation ba'nquet. Seniors appointed this year by the President were: Jerome ig -s 'f 21 is 11:1 T7 it L 'fit ' 4 it l A t FUI 'Eli' 22' l if 70 '52-' S' 7 239' .1 7 li SE 'Ulf' BLEY BRADY EKKERS ENSMINGER KU ELKER MARTIN SHARPE WOODS Brand, David DeNunzio, Rene Lusser, Robert 'Nonnen- kamp, and Stanley Swiekar. Juniors appointed by the deans of the schools were: Kerry Grant, Thomas Jerrick, Thomas Ekkers, Richard Holdener, Rudolph Trost, William Abkemeier, Richard Adrian, Wayne Marquart, Joseph Gilium, James Estep, Fabian Weid- inger, Joseph Bullmer, Ronald Reap, Duke Baker, James Beckner, Kenneth Herrick, Donald Whitney, Joseph Bray, Michael O'Flaherty, James Cole, Lewis Parker, Kenneth Bald, and Hubert Kennedy.