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.

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-'ff ' H rggfv':fsF'f'?pJ , . 4- 'v 4 1 ' 'ic I -sf f t X., a E5 , AW, , l aAnARAcco BLEAKLEY 'V HAI-E KEARNS ' 2- MooNEY ORANGE Gamma Pi Epsilon, national Jesuit honor society for women, was founded at Marquette University in 1925. lt is an organization for women similar to Alpha Sigma Nu, the Jesuit honor society for men. Beta Chapter of Gamma Pi Epsilon was installed at the University in I947, under the direction of the Rev. Patrick J. Holloran, S.J. Qualifications for membership are leadership, loyalty, service and scholarship. Appointment to the society is the highest honor that can be awarded a woman student. The organization functioned this year under the direction Qs G MM PIEPSILC Wgg3l1.' Ui ,. l . N' f CALLAHAN CHAPPIUS F-lEl-DE LIPS MAHONEY MANG SCHMITT TOMAN VAN Fl-ANDERN of Patricia Mooney, President. Appointees this year to the Gamma Pi Epsilon included: Cla'ire Birkbeck, Mary Ellen Joseph, Carol Korst, Judith Maret, Kathrine McDaniel, Luch Middle- ton, Joan Overmann, Mary Ann Poszgay, Heide Stollenwerk, Francine Wamhoff, Mary Monica Wil- liams, Marie Janik, Margaret Kelly, Joan McElaney, Ann Stalls, Jean Ahillen, Susanne Jarvis, Mary Judith Koehler, Mary Ann Menges, Linda Reynolds, Marg- aret Rio, and Carol Salmon. Senior presidential appointee was Patricia Bylebyl.