University of Minnesota School of Dentistry - Explorer Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SENIORS JUNIORS — SOPHOMORES OFFICERS

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OFFICERS Grand Master Dennis Theis Junior Master Bruce Hustad Secretary Ross Johnson Treasurer Bob Beattie Rush Chairman Bud Mellon Social Chairman Denny Harnish Historian Larry Martin Editor John Hitzemann House Manager Ray Blanchard Athletics Jim Strampe, Ron Scott Senator Rodger Johnson Executive Committee Gary Cargil, Dick Page Randy Johnson Officers I wanted egg in my beer. You better sample this too. 1970-1971 school year proved to be a most exciting year for all members and new pledges of Psi Omega. Homecoming and a Christmas party were great successes. Our stag party featured Clinton Jones. He showed us all the basic football moves, leaving us with a greater appreciation of the game. Psi O’s Rush party during Winter quarter featured Bill Gold- sworthy of the North Stars as the main speaker. This was followed by a preference party at Hank Meadow’s. Numerous clinics held at the house by alumni provided Psi O’s with very useful dental tips. Spring quarter we were all entertained with a Casino and costume party followed by a formal. This ended another school year leaving us all with fond memories.

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OFFICERS: Grand Master: Hugh Norsted Worthy Master: Steve Springmeyer Scribe: Dennis Nelsson Treasurer: Tom Kuzma Historian: John Nord Tyler: Mike Prazich Scoial Chairman: Bob Keifer Rush Chairman: Jim Swanstrom Inter-dental Fraternity Council: Bob Saeger Mike Mackey 101 Delta Sig enjoyed another great year in 1970-71. Following tradition, the annual Octoberfest was held at the Trollhaugen Chalet and was well attended by both members and freshmen. In- tramural football followed its same traditional pattern with the Sigs capturing 2nd place in the all-U finals for the fourth year. Other annual events included Homecoming at the Sandpiper, the Casino party at the Ukranian Home, and the Spring Dinner-Dance. The Sigs initiated a new program this year, in which each freshman pledge was lined up with a graduate alumnus in practice, with whom the student could visit and get a little taste for dentistry. The main floor of the Sig house was remodeled last summer, making the Sig house a comfort- able place to meet and live and still designed to stand up during those great ‘open house” parties.