University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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li. Harker, I. Barker, Butler. R. Claudius, G. Claudius, Curzon, Cummings, Givens Hamilton, Irvine, Jensen, johnson, Kurtz, Landstrom, Linn, Mangan v . Meyers, Milow, Noyes, Pearson, Lynch, Shoemaker, Sorenson, Vuylstek, X eneziano Prefident . Vice-Preridenl . S ecremr y . Treafurer S 12 omorr . ACTIVES Edmund Barker Joseph Barker Robert Brayton Robert Claudius Gerald Claudius Edward Cummings Thomas Givens Robert Hamilton Eugene Irvine Arthur Johnson Leonard Kurtz Robert Landstrom E al -1 1 ,Y . 7,, LLL, 2 GERALD CLAUDIUS WALLACE LINN EUGENE IRVINE JOSEPH BARKFR . DR. EDGAR A. HOLT, DR. ROYCE WEST Gail Leber Wallace Linn John Lueth Edward Lynch Charles Mangan Robert Meyers Walter Petersen Robert Rapp Claude Shoemaker Harold Sorenson Sam Veneziano Arthur Vuylstek PLEDGES Jack Butler James Cosmas Richard Corzon Erbe Syrus Wilbur Irwin George Jensen Robert Lage Arthur Milow Malcolm Noyes Forest Pearson Cecil Powell Even Redmond

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A W a y Phi Sigma Phi In 1909, one year after the University was established, Phi Sigma Phi fraternity was organized. Since that time many traditions have been established, not the least of which is the annual Sweetheart Swing held this year at the Chermot on February 10. At that time Phi Sig dates received bracelets with fraternity letters engraved upon them. Phi Sigs have been prominent in many campus activities this year. Sam Veneziano is O club president, Gerald Claudius was a senior Student Council member, and Robert Landstrom was vice-president of the Junior class. Representing the fraternity on the Inter-Fraternity Council are Robert Meyers and Robert Claudius. Capturing championships in his weight in both boxing and wrestling was Arthur Vuylstek. Claude Shoemaker was assistant business manager of the Gateway. The Phi Sigs won the Inter-Fraternity bowling trophy and took first place in the intramural touch-football tournament. The Phi Sig Newr, annual fratern- ity publication, is edited by Leonard Kurtz, Edward Cummings, Walter Peterson, and Arthur Milow. ei?-

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Ng, A , - r is l l X Q cb 5 A -1 Theta Phi Delta Developing from a group of eight men of mutual ideas who in 1915 started a fraternity, Theta Phi Delta today has a record active body of thirty- nine members. This year has proved to be a prosperous one for the Theta's since its membership includes the presidents of three classes: Wade Knapp, senior, Stuart Sadler, junior, and john Knudsen, freshman. Knudsen, who originated the freshman slogan, Quantities of Quality, has also had leads in both Post Road and Ceiling Zero. Student Council representatives this year included Wade Knapp and Bill Morris. Knapp was also president of the Inter-Fraternity Council, John Munt was the other representative. Under the able leadership of yell leaders Bob Lehmer, Munt, and Bob Buchanan, school spirit has noticeably increased, at least at the football and basketball games. The nautical pledge dance was held in the auditorium November 25. Doc Lawson played for the dinner-dance formal at the Fontenelle hotel on March 10. With the exception of two indoor get-togethers, outdoor parties were the pre- dominant feature of the social program of this year. 5-v 5 H