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Upsilon Pi Epsilon The purpose of Upsilon Pi Epsilon is to honor outstanding computing science students. The qualifications for member¬ ship are: junior classification with a 3.5 GPR, senior classification with a 3.25 GPR or graduate student classification with a 3.5 GPR. The group sponsored a card stacking contest and a program¬ ming contest. Also, picnics were held during the fall and spring semesters. A banquet was held in the spring for all members. FIRST COLUMN: Anthony Hooten, An¬ thony Scamardo, Stanley Shebs, William Snyder, Richard Cox. SECOND COLUMN: James Sonneborn, Edward Chan, Carl Crites. THIRD COLUMN: Kathv Anderson, Scott Dillard, Dan Drew. FOURTH COLUMN: Kellye Sheehan, Cynthia Schneider. OF¬ FICERS: FIRST ROW: Anthony Scamar¬ do, Treas.; Kathy Anderson, V.P.; Scott Dillard, Historian. SECOND ROW: An¬ thony D. Hooten, Pres. THIRD ROW: Richard Cox, Sec. FOURTH ROW: Dan Drew, Advisor. . ' ill I ; 8 1 ' A • 11 1§1 h WSi pg|| - A Organizations 489
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