University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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8«cV Row: Turner, Thouin, Storm, GcobinV, SUundema'ier. Croom, Wall , Inqlii; • Middle Row: Moltior. E««Und. Di«4m.»n. Keiler, A hi In. Medten. Sifio. Nolle: • Front Row: Cohen, Fidelmen, Huteby, Whipple, Spoo. Moorhead. Po-ert, Smith. IHT£R PRO COUnCIL Alpha Chi Sigma... Alpha Gamma Rho. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Alpha Kappa Psi. .. Alpha Rho Chi....... Anchor and Chain. . . Della Sigma Delta.. Delta Sigma Pi...... Delta Theta Phi..... Farm House.......... Gamma Eta Gamma Kappa Eta Kappa.. Mortar and Ball. ... Mu Beta Chi......... Nu Sigma Nu......... Phi Beta Pi......... Phi Chi............. Phi Delta Chi....... Phi Delta Epsilon. ... Phi Epsilon Kappa. .. Phi Rho Sigma....... Psi Omega........... Sigma Alpha Sigma Sigma Rho........... Tau Phi Delta....... Theta Tau........... Triangle ........... Bill Standenmaicr .... Robert Ahlin .. Robert Huseby ... Doug Whipple .. .Harly Johnson . . . Sidney Meltzer ...Stephen Inglis . . Bob Moorhead .... Bob Johnson ... .Herb Croom ... Robert Mclver .....John Storm .. .Eugene Palmer .. .Sidney Cohen .Lawrence Thouin ... .Albert Welte ......Mart Nolte .Charles Dickman .....John Koster ..... Barney Spoo .. Robert Gubnek ...William Sittko .Samuel Fidelman .....Ernie Turner ........Allan Lee .Maxwell Madsen ... Russell Powers OFFICERS President ............................Doug Whipple Vice President.............John Storm. Barney Spoo Secretary ...........................Russell Powers Treasurer.....................................Robert Huseby 29

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councn • BACK ROW: Malonoy. Sadi. Quit . Atkinj. SloHom, Block, Van Houton, • FRONT ROW: Jun9, Beattie. Potorion, Ny»tom. Shield). Oripi. A mouse in the corner . . . off-the-record ram-blings . . . unconventional conventions ... a spring swing-out for the committee chairmen—the All-U Council is not all dignity, debate, and decorum. The Council's purpose is to act as a sponsoring body ... a promoter of student interest and welfare. Forty-five committees consider parking problems (river flats and otherwise) . . . homecoming . . . cheerleading . . . radio affiliations . . . even the whys and hows of hitch-hikers' unions, twin city cops and tv o dollar fines. With an inverse relation between the amount of sleep to the length of the meeting, the All-U Council sits from two to five hours—debating . . . revising ... ayeing and naying. The results? Your election ballots in the p.o.'s . . . the merits and demerits . . . the student identification set-up . . . the supervision on social events through the calendar committee. By hashing and rehashing, nine men, six women and the faculty come to agreements. A democratic body . . . proportionally represented . . . unicameral . . . streamlined . . . broad in purposes and powers. Democracy ... the spirit of Minnesota and its students. 28

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IROH WEDGE HOnORHRY SENIOR fllEn Third Row: Wqnbqrg. Jonot. Johnton, pqtqrimqjqc, Tqqtor, Montillon; • Second Row lund, Mordaun . Eliaton, Cohn. PicVcII, Croonquiit, Tqutchqr; • Fin) Row: Johnton. Will. lippincoll. 8qngt on. Pdulton, Polqitcn SENIORS Bengiton, Earl; Croonquiit, Noll; Eliaton, Bor-n!o; Groen. Robert; Johnton, Wot; Johnton, William; Jonot, Grandel; Lippincott, Garwood; Lund, Bob: Montillon, Goorgo; Mordaunt. John; Paulton, Harold; Potortmoyor, Warron; Pcterton, Tod; Pickoll, William; Toutchor, Ray; Wonborg, Stan; Wiik, Bob; Tcotor. Phil; Cohn. Vic. 30