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

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We're not the biggest fraternity, but we’ve got the biggest treasury. The hotdogs are almost ready. 104 Dental school’s super test taker. ALPHA OMEGA President: Neil Gilbert Secretary-treasurer: Jeff Rossmann Although not large in numbers, Alpha Omega ranks high on activi- ty. This year we once again entered the filed of I-M athletics witha successful tough football team and eagerly anticipate spring com- petition. Most of our meetings include guest speakers on clini- cians, the two most noted clinics being one on orthodontics for the general practitioner and another on a preventive dentistry prac- tice. The Alpha Omega undergraduate fraternity maintains close relationships with its alumni chapter, holding several joint meet- ings. These meetings also have guest speakers. The highlight of these joint meetings was the alumni sponsored all day lecture with Dr. Ralph Phillips. Alpha Omega is not all work and no play. So- cial events include a Homecoming party and skiing party in con- juction with Phi Delta Epsilon, a Medical Fraternity, attendance of a North Star Hockey game and several stags. : |

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| President: Stephen Schwalbach Vice-President: Joseph Wenner Secretary: Ronald King Treasurer: Michael Fuller Social Chairman: Michael Spencer Rush Chairman: Colin Gentling Athletic Chairman: Richard Nardi XI PSI PHI made the 1970-71 school year both memorable and successful with its many varied activities. Phi chapter’s social calendar included a hayride at Eden’s Ranch, Halloween costume party, Homecoming dance at the Steamboat Inn, Pre-Christmas party with special guest Santa, Rush stag, Preference party at the Sandpiper featuring Dr. Bruce Jenson’s disappearing dove act, Valentine’s party, Mixers, Hamm’s tour, Doc Holiday costume party, and Spring formal. In continuing Phi chapter’s academic appreciation, we had as guest speakers: Dr. Langsjoen — Blue crown clinic, Dr. Morstad — Australian dentistry, Dr. Spencer — mili- tary life in Thailand, North Star Consultants — business management, and other equally interesting speak- ers. The Zipettes were also active with their speakers and activities. Next year promises to be just as successful. 103

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Now — Into the pulp horn for a little retention. = If you’d attend C B lectures, I wouldn’t have to look at stuff like $67 million for a cardboard school! this. pics I’ve always made my own instruments. Grand Opening!! Pressman knows what to do. 105