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

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PHI ETA SIGMA: FIRST ROW: Ray Kundel, LeMoyne Johnson, Fred Haeberlein. SECOND ROW: Donald Pflasterer, advisor: Gary Johnson, Carl Malm, Dan Zimmerman. Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman men's honorary. The requirements for membership is a 3.5 grade average for the first semester, or a 3.5 accumulative average for both semesters. Alpha Lambda Delta is the corresponding organization for freshmen women. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA: FIRST ROW: Carrol Dolinsky, Joan Berkheimer. SECOND ROW: Carol Shelton, Ruby McConkIe, Nina Bieda, Marcha Cohen. THIRD ROW: Sue Chapin, Hilde Walter. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Eyberg, Catherine Mosher, Delores Hurlburt, Clarice Moeller. 51 Q Y'-QP' ij Yi 1 x-7 ' s CJ' if T57

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E The March Honors Convocation cited two winners. They are Charles D. Fntch, who won the Philip Sher Essay Contest for his paper on Racial and Religious Mutual Respect, and David Hoffman, winner of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellow- ship Award. Others honored were members of Corinthians, scholastic honorary for iuniors and seniors. CORINTHIAN SOCIETY-TOP PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Janet Kroeger, treasurer, LaDonna John- son, secretary, Sally Shepard, Mary Poppino. SECOND ROW: W. C. B. Lambert, Anne Koch- anowicz, Erleen Christiansen, Jennifer Cackin, Ruth Everman. BOTTOM PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Dee Brezacek, Janet Hammond, Ruth Meyers, vice president, Judy Williams, president. SEC- OND ROW: Ludwig Mahrer, Frank Nocita, Myra Hellbush, Diane Mahoney, Kathleen Mc- Guire.

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1 Quill 45 A A- wx The works of en studentsand tyvo Art Department ' faculty members were displdyedin-the Omaha Associated Artists Show April 6-24 on campus. Omaha University students displayed talent in another area at the Nebraska State Debate Tournament held at Wayne State College. Anne MacLeod won first place in the women's division of original oratory. Fred Elsasser won first place in the men's division, same category.