University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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1 ,- Hou E LIBR RIANS , K I Has the high cost of living increased the problems of buying food for the 20 fraternities on campus? Yes, say the House Man- agers who faced these problems and others this year. VVhat did they do about them? In this their second year of incorporation, they arranged for co-operative buying of supplies for the houses. Next year the group expects to obtain full participation from the women's living organizations in the co-operative buying plan. The organization, composed of the house manager from each of the men's liv- ing organizations, also niet regularly to discuss such house financial problems as board, uniform pledge fees and building accounts. Gerry Bowden served as president during the year, assisted by Bob Enright, vice-president, Bill Domenghini, secretary, and Lauren Loveland, treasurer. K. L. Kleinsorge was the faculty adviser. GERRY BOWDEN, President vii ggggw, 31 ii, ,I ar 1 , -s'Ej,.ffi . ii - isps' ' ' 'll' , i Q ,ns .5 fl Q . 4 i i, g X. ' 1 N nw 2. v 4 M Q I . x 1- i .L i ' i ' if .- W' il W ' 1' ' qi rg' S H W' 'T I - gs 'l ,Q ' , Jerry Anderson, Phi Kappa Psi L- F L. '-K. fra- , i .,. i1 .K ' ji. f , ,A QQ.. ' l Alvin Andrews, Pi Kappa Phi Ci fy ' , 'C'-79' ' i sg-, ' ..- W' 'PE' ,,, ' iii Bob Bennett, Sigma Nu . P 1 ' l - i V f f' ' if? A j Z h ' F' -- Jack Boehme, Alpha Tau Omega Hi, V i , ' J ,gfififa Ronald Blind, Phi Kappa Psi 2: , .. G ' K 1 ' Walter Bohnstedi, Tau Kappa Epsilon i- s I, , -1 Gerald Bowden, Sigma Phi Epsilon 5 I Im ' 1 Bob Christensen, Phi Kappa Sigma 'Qtr' V f, . 15,2221 4- ' 'f , lEicSardEConripy,Plga5gpa Siglrina WX .ilff L'-' ' --,g'!'.5 ' 2' o eri nrig t, i igma appa i 5- 'iq rr S Ml F i D li u 5-1 ' iqn aser, e a pion Dick Hamilton, Thefa Chi Robert Johnson, Pi Kappa Alpha -3 Norman Kolb, Phi Delta Theta Gary Michael, Campbell Club Jerome Nudelman, Sigma Alpha Mu . i ,- . . .if .wi W n x A T or 4 ,A 'Qu we 5..- - Wi T A Paul Petersen, Delia Tau Delta W Richard Proctor, Philadelphia House Chandler Sogge, Beta Theta Pi Robert Sianeraad, Chi Psi Roger Aener, Phi Gamma Delta 359

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K i-.wwlsw tes at various fraternities was o serious business to the men rushees .f- -e,5.:.1eE-at , ,'ex.Le-wr' iw, ul, Y, . sa me we 1.1 M f-ff M31 3.46.5 I . ii ,.. , . Z W e . ,T 2. eeff-ef - 14-Q ' ggi, .- 'O f 'Aft' f 3-, ' , ,.,' f, L'f 4:15 2 n L1-1' 4' 1-,uv 1uArlf.q ,KF gp- w1nr'n,,.N5 I : :WMS if.. . :W ! Gathered round the fireplace, topped with house trophies, the Fiiis got acquainted with prospective pledges. Whistles, sirens and bells marked the end of mens rush week as the Phi Delts gave one new pledge a rousing RU HI

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if-M ,fx BOB KANADA, President l Pl' X xi t M- w ' ,Q I 2 ' 5 '1 ?t:,.. ta 4 Tr if 2' lil +11 358 I TER-HALL ooU one .If John Straub was a more pleasant place to eat this year, the men who eat there may thank the Inter-Hall council. The group made nu- merous improvements in the cafeteria. Composed of the president and a representative from the men's halls, the council supported a foreign student during the year. Head- ing the dormitory men were Bob Kanada, president. John Wells was vice-presidentg Bob Bates, secretarystreasurer, and Si Ellingson the ad- viser of the group. I :f4J T an Fl Ian' Robert Bates Edward Beeler Robert Grant Robert Lucas D S m on ey our John Wells Chow time brought Straub hall men down to the dining room for c fast feast. as Q'