University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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From a place in the Soph Show chorus line to the editorship of Generation, campus organizations offer all students, in all areas of interest, the opportunity for active participation. For the people who work late at night grinding out paragraphs of Daily copy or the committee members behind the scenes creating costumes for Musket, the inner satisfaction, the pride in a finished product, cannot be described. Recognition (a midnight tapping or a central committee picture in a store window) comes to some, but for the many who find a way to participate, no reward, public or private, outshines the benefits derived from doing. 24

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Leaders in athletics, academics and campus activities, those who have gained informal recognition in the eyes of students and fac- ulty alike, may have soaked coldly, donned green dye, cowered before Egypt ' s eyes, stood bare-back around the Tappan Oak, or endured anything else that marked the Spring tapping rituals of Michigan men ' s honoraries. The most qual- ified and talented men from the junior and senior classes, engi- neering and literary schools, Greek and independent leaders, survived gruelling initiations and received rewarding recognition. MICH1GAMUA Kent Cartwright John Grant Tom Smithson Doug Brook Steve Idema Larry Lossing H. Neil Berkson Ken Winter Bill Bullard Jon White Jim Conley Bob Timberlake Rick Bay Brian Flood Larry Tregonning Bill Buntin Kent Bernard Des Ryan Earl Meyers John Yanz Ed Bartsch Ed Boothman Gary Butler Michigamua recognizes all-campus senior men, outstanding in athletics and activities leadership. 26