University of Illinois Chicago Circle - Circle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ACTIVITIES HONORARY SOCIETY STW ' DING left to right Jim Benes, William Havves, Mike Goltz, Carl Fosco, Niva Oghigian, Jim Wysoki, Paul Kovich Wavne Oesterlin, Jeff Goltz. SITTING: Ed Johnson, Sandra Diggs, Joe Berkson, Dean Agnes Tandberg. The Activities Honorary Society honors student lead- ers on campus by electing students of outstanding achievement in the fields of extra-curricular activities to join their ranks. Its goal is to encourage more participa- tion in extra-curricular activities. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta is an honorary society for those ambitious freshmen girls who start with a 4.5 average and are able to maintain it for the rest of their college career. They offer tutoring services well worth taking advantage of and in the few spare moments left to them they act as hostesses for any affair the dean of women may present . HOW 1: Dean Agnes Tanberg, Belinda Lawrence, Bethaviva Cohen (President), Diane Gerlack, Barbara Kirchick (Secretary). HOW 2: Mrs. Judith Rosenbaum, Linda Siemianowski, Man Ann Kuca (Jr. Advisor), Barbara Marik, Julie Trunk (Vice-President), Linda Hahn (Treasurer), Mrs. Barbara Roy (Faculty Advisor). 21

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AMATEUR RADIO CLUB BACK ROW: Larry Downing, Ben Eisenstein, Kenneth Hoppenrath, Robert Jenski, Tom Berry. FROST ROW David Larson (Treasurer), Ed Zobac (Vice-President), Bill Gartland (President), Jim Wysocki (Secretary). | The Amateur Radio Club pro- vides its members with the oppor- tunity to operate and experiment with electronic equipment on campus. Their long awaited goal of transmitting messages all over the world as a public service is soon to become a realitv. 20

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS Student chapters of the American Society of Ci il Engineers arc established to help civil engineering stu- dents enrich their col- lege courses bj begin- ning those profession- al contacts and asso- ciations which are so al liable to the prac- ticing engineer in serving mankind and the engineering pro- fession more effective- ly. During their meet- ings they present guest speakers and movies, discuss group problems and take a variety of field trips to steel mills and engi- neering firms. Left to Right; FIRST ROW: Dan Biank (President), Joe Goodner (Treasurer), Tom Litka (Treasurer), Carl Peterson (Secretary). SECOND ROW: Tom LeDonne, Joe Bokr, Tom Geishecker, Nakai Hiroki, Wayne Ranch, Robert Sokol. THIRD ROW: Richard Lansu, Tony Kitz, John Lattyak, Richard Kulinski, Gregory Porma, Jerome Gap, Robert H. Bryant (Advisor). C.I. BROTHERHOOD OF MODEL RAILROAD ENGS. The Model Railroad Engineers is a small but enthusiastic campus organization. In an ef- fort to promote their hobby they are at pre- sent trying to have a scale model railroad layout built on campus for the enjoyment of the students. Their meetings consist of movies from historical groups and occasional trips in original steam engines. Left to Right; FRONT ROW: Bill Kertz, Cristen Szymczak (Secretary), Allen Breyer (President), John Nelson (Treasurer). BACK ROW: Alan Follett, Gilbert Kuzera, Paul Wussow, John Biskie (Vice-President). 22