Wayne State University - Griffin Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1951 volume:

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The dynamic growth of Wayne University can almost be said to be symbolized by the ever present steam shovel. Ronald Robertson of the Fine Arts Department has removed the steam shovel from its ordinary settings and abstracted it to form the cover design of the 1951 Griffin. -. T E l 4., J'-. ' V1 - ry.. - - r ' '-gh? Y I ' fi . 13 vb5 1? - - A X . . . 4X , W R E Q . 41153 ,I k 315 1 L J. -I lay i in, 51 F 'ww X' M :-.Qi ,...v L- .ff 'n ff - ,wi -, alfa l'r2. 'Ar t A . . .I ' ga., i -1-sz'-c, L ..' ' ' -' -091155, Q2 J- ,,, A A 5 . 1-.N ik A 1. . '34 Q ii.: . 'f-xr .Q .,: ,-L ' ,.,3. . 4 Q kr,-1 F xv A at 'Rik 1 - riV 1i-' r' -v - ,f Q' 1 .aff ff 1 4. nv - 34Fr--- uma ,K 'Hifi l, 1 -A .L 1-1 if ' 5 '5 . , ' -42 . .. A 1 ,.x ' ,N , . . ' '- ' 'fs V. - . ..f f , , 'Q If -11' ' ' ,K '4 l:Q,,-. ' gf ?g f 'Q' 'S X jfxv, , ,,,,f'. 1 f ,Q W, ..- . '- nf - ' - '- ww.: .m- , A w '-,51,.., 1. Ff H2-.,f A '- .. 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Folley Dean of Business Administration Roland T. Lakey Dean of Pharmacy Henry H. Pixley Director of Division of Admissions, Records and Registration Ez., w f J 2 1 X Robert M. Magee Assistant Dean of Liberal Arts Director of Health Education and Athletics Wendell Vreeland and Publications Alden W. Thompson Director of Research Z 9x I Paul 25,59 V ,ig A K. 1.21 x' Q' -1 ...I 'X I N f'C ' ff f ' x 4 X 5 TQ 5 X DLL,-xg ' kj I fi I organizations 28 years of growth . . 1923 Organizations at The Detroit Junior College-- from The Green and Gold Yearbook of 1923: Pre-Medics Club Engineering Society The Lit Club House of Representatives The French Club The Spanish Club CEI Circulo Cervantesj Student Club faffiliated with the YMCAJ The Women's Self Governing Association The Cosmopolitan Club The Gas House Gang The Cheese Gang fFroshJ Men's Glee Club Women's Glee Club Dramatic Arts Society Viri Club fLiteraryl Organizations taken from The Detroit Junior College Bulletin 1917-1923: Women's League Glee Club Debating Team Literary Club Economics Club Engineering Club Pre-Medics Club Student Club faffiliated with the YMCAJ in recognized 1951s SOCIAL SORORITIES Alpha Beta Pi Alpha Kappa Alpha--Ivy Leaf fNat.J 'Alpha Sigma Alpha fNat.J Alpha Sigma Tau fNat.J Alpha Theta Sigma Delta Gamma Chi Delta Sigma Epsilon fNat.J Delta Sigma Theta--Pyramids fNat.J Iota Alpha Pi fNat.J Omega Upsilon fNat.J Pl Kappa Sigma fNat.J Sigma Iota Sigma Sigma Sigma Theta Delta Xi Omicron Zeta Chi STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT University Student Council Senior College Senior Class Board Junior Class Board Junior College Sophomore Board Freshman Board flst Semesterj Freshman Board 12nd Semester! S.C. Residents Assoc. Cabinet Association of Women Students Mackenzie Union Lnterfraternity Council Intersorority Council Evening Student Board ATHLETICS Gas House Gang SERVICE GROUP American Red Cross SOCIAL CLUB Rifle Club Tara Tip Toppers organization on compu PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL FRATS. Delta Sigma Pi fNat. Bus. Ad.j Rho Pi Phi fNat. Pharmacyj Sigma Nu Phi fNat. Lawj Sigma Phi Lambda fPre-Med.J Tau Epsilon Rho fNat. Law0 PROFESSIONAL Accemites Alluvia American Chemical Society American Institute of Chemical Eng. American Newspaper Guild American Pharmaceutical Assoc. American Society of Civil Eng. American Society of Mech. Eng. Art Club Art Education Club Association for Childhood Education Business Administration Club Collegian Press Club Deutscher Verein El Circulo Espanol Electrical and Radio Engineers Elementary Homeroom Club Ethel Perrin Club Flying Club Geography Club Geology Club Gliding and Soaring Club History Club Home Economics Club I1 Circolo Italiano Industrial Education Guild Institute of Aeronautical Sciences International Council for Exceptional Children Journalism Club L'Esprit Francais Les Thelemites National Lawyers Guild 'Natural Science Club Newbery Club Occupational Therapy Club Esychology Club OTC Fraternity Registered Nurses Club Social Studies Club Social Work Student Organization Society of Automotive Engineers Btud. Adv. Council to the Sch. of Bus. Ad. Student Engineering Board Wayne Assoc. of Student Nurses RECREATIONAL Women's Recreation Association DRAMATIC 8: SPEECH Debate Squad Interpretative Reading Oratory Radio Guild Readers Bureau University Theatre HONORARY Karyatides Mackenzie Honor Society Scholarship Honor Society Alpha Kappa Delta fSociologyJ Beta Gamma QEconomicsJ Delta Omicron fNat. Music-Womenj Delta Sigma Rho CNat. Forensicl Gold Key fJ'unior Womenj Kappa Mu Epsilon fNat.MathematlcsJ Mu Phi Epsilon fNat.Music -Women, Omicron Delta Kappa CNational-Menj Phi Mu Alpha fNat. Music-Menl Phi Upsilon Omicron fNat. Home Ed. PhtUpsi1on Omicron fNat. Home Ec.J Pi Delta Epsilon QNat. Journalismj Pi Lambda Theta fNat. Educ.J Pi Sigma Alpha QNat. Polit. Sci., Sigma Pi Sigma fNat. Physicsj INTEREST GROUPS Campus Club Economics Club Camera Club International Relations Council International Students Society Osler Guild Russian Circle N.A.A.c.P. saumg Club sun United World Federalists Wayne Philosophical Society MUSICAIS A Cappella Choir University Bands Choral Union Men's Glee Club Men's Ensemble String Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Women's Ensemble PUBLICATIONS Wayne Pharmic Collegian Wayne Engineer Home Ec. Review Student-Faculty Directory Griffin Yearbook Panorama Summer Collegian College of Medicine Handbook RELIGIOU Ka RACIAL Canterbury Club fNat.j Christian Science fNat.J Gamma Delta CNat. Lutheranj Hillel Foundation CNat. Jewlshj Intercollegiate Zionist fNat.J Lutheran Students Association Newman Club fNat. C-atholicl A 'Roger Williams Fellowship fBapt.J Sarmatia fPolishl Sigma Epsilon Phi 1Greek Ukrainian Club Wayne Christian Fellowship fnat.J Wesley Foundation fNat. Methodistj Wayneminster CPresbyterianJ YMCA YWCA SOCIAL FRATS. Alpha Epsilon Pi fNat.J A Alpha Gamma Upsilon lNat.J Alpha Phi Alpha--Sphinx Pledge Club KNat.J Slpha Sigma Phi fNat.1 Arabs Beta Delta Theta Delta Nu Epsilon Sigma Gamma Kappa Chi Gamma Phi Delta Kappa Alpha Psi--Scrollers fNat.J Kappa Chi Mu Sigma Pl Omega Psi Phi 1Nat.J Phi Alpha fNat.J Phi Sigma Epsilon fNat.J Sigma Alpha Mu fNat.J Sphinx Tau Kappa Epsilon fNat.J SERVICE FRAT. Alpha Phi Omega fNat.J I .1-, Sw Gordon Belgum Marilyn Black A1 Eichler Jim Frye Lenore Hodges Ruth Kirshke Virginia Lenn Bill MacPhee Ken Matheson Mary McDonald Tenny McGraw Ray Piesko Sally Porch LaVona Powell Betty Provisor Charlie Sanders J im Scott Barbara Wilcoxbon George Miller faculty advisor The Senior Board, governing body for the class of 1951, is composed of thirty members who were elected by the Senior class. Among activi- ties sponsored by the Board are the annual Swing-In for January gradu- ates, and the Swing-Out for June g r a duat e sg the Senior Holiday-- where seniors can take leave of classes legally, the Senior Prom and all other class socials and convos. The Senior Board also participates in University wide activities such as Winter-Mart and Homecoming thus representing the Seniors as a whole. In addition to the above, the Senior Board has actively supported their year book, the Griffin of 1951, by undertaking Sales under the direc- tion of class treasurer, Leo Sklar. Not pictured: Jim Bartlett, S e n I O r 0 G r Don Madak, Ernie Mikus, Nada Vukasovich. Ton Perrino Bill Gordon Betty DeWolif Rosemary MacDonald president vice president recording secretary corresponding secretary Lew Davies Leo Sklar Norma Johnson Evangeline Vergos January treasurer June treasurer Swmg-In Chalfman SWUWS out Chairman ans- 3 1. The Junior Board is the governing body of the class of '52, its purpose being to plan and carry out Junior activities. First row, left to right: S. Davidson, G. Miller, B. Koneck, J. Thomas, B. Russow, M. Gram. Second row, left to right: B.'Oliver, G. Gerger lM.U. Rep.J, D. Kerr lA.W. S. Rep.j, B. 'Williams lSocial' Chairmanl, L. Colre fPresidentl, N. George fRec. Sec'yJ, C. Sheats fTreas.J, R. Sack KCores. Sec'yJ, D. Dobos. Third row, left to right: S. Christoff, R. Murphy, N. Forde, M. A. McComb, J. Dettaan, L. Uppleger, N. Vukasovich, P. Benjamin, P. Rome, G. Seelbinder, M. Parry, B. Rosinski, B. Cooper, J. D. Branna, B. Beddow. iunior board sophomore board The Sophomore Board is the governing body of '52, the purpose of which is to govern the entire Sophomore Class, to plan, foster ', and coordinate all class activities. I First row, left to right: M. J. Reed, C. Wilkinson, I. Himsinger, R. Corich, M. Neff, N. Lane, B. Hutchin- son. Second row, left to right: C. Braysher, corresponding secretary, J. Combs, parliamentai-ian, C. Saether, social chairman, P. Germaine, president, P. Schreier, recording secretary, S. Snith, treasurer, R. Beitner , Third row, left to right: R. Fazio, D. Ehrlich, M. Mock, T. Zekine, Mr. Adriane, sponsor, H. Portnoy, E. Johnson, S. Goldberg, M. Jacobs, S. Tomasi, M. Mooney. pg i activities board Actingas the co-ordinator of a women's activities at the University, the A.W.S. Activities Council plans the annual Holly Hop and the A. W. S. recognition break- fast. The group is a member of the Eastern Association and National Inter- collegiate organization of A.W.S. First row, left to right: E. Demetral, C. Moldenhauer , M. Dawson, chairman, D. Dobos. Second row, left to right: B. Bivins, M. Cox, L. Reinke, J. Lind- skold, I. Andrews. a w s executive board The Association of Women Students Executive Board is composed of representatives .from the I.S.C. , Y W C A , class boards, and any women interested in the activities of the organization. First row, left to right M Shames, R Corich, I Roberson Second row, left to right: R. Sack, R. Mac Donald, P Rome, P Laarman, M Dawson, J' Larson, G Curl Third row, left to right: C. Saether, A. Trybus, E Woody, L Schamel, D Kerr, Mrs Sargent, E Vergos, D. Dobos. mockenzie union boorcl of governors 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' , :wana-.:rw1,:f5.:s .mis . ..s:wx'iBL31rz.:z-:e.x.::a.::s1 .. .dns , . .- .W . .Y......- ---- .,, Y. . Vi ii 'ii if iw ' C i' H ' i 1 ff 5 W li i fi i1 Q if if it r z 1 g 'g i 5' Y i 3 , t AiQ . Back row, left to right: P. Rosbolt, B. Gordon, M. Petrini, W. MacPhee, I. Irvine, R. Jenkins, E. Blumberg, T. Houston, R. Knaver, M. Fogelson, S. G. Lucky, R. Briggs. Center row, left to right: G. Armstrong, T. Zekind, T. Perrino, T. Bolme - Corresponding Seciy. , D. Makak - President, J. D. Marsh - Faculty Advisor, W. Overhardt - Treasurer, C. Sheats - Recording Sec'y. , S. McGraw. Front row, left to right: W. Schnidler, C. Mitseff, H. Littleson, B. Pfromm. The Board of Governors is the governing unit of Mackenzie Union. Composed of members representing the various schools and colleges of the university and the class boards, the board acts as a liaison between the male students and the Union . Among the diversified activities which the Board presents are found the Job Out- looks Conferences, the Governor's Ball, Peroxide Vanities and the Men's Show. freshman board ll Organized to represent the Freshman class in student government, the second semester Freshman Board lso participates in Homecoming and Wintermart, and other activities, such as the Frosh Flurry, Frosh icnic and Frosh- Soph games are also promoted by the Board. irst row, left to right: B. Gaunio, M. Fogelson, M.U. Representative, B. Steslicke, R. Rosbott, Student ouncil Representative. Second row, left to right: E. Schway, Treasurer, N. C. Langen, Recording ecretary, D. Sprague, President, S. Pernick, Corresponding Secretary, G. Siclovan, Vice-President. hird row, left to right: S. Behrendt, J. Herrick, L. Withers, B. Hayes, D. Ryniak, M. Borough, AWS ,, 1,15 ,, n n ,,,.,, -LLL ck row, left to right: R. E. Lee, W. M. Roberts, B. Johnson, J. R. Rose, C. Gelsavage, R. H. Modaif, Senchez, H. Barrington, D. Goodman, L. Hammers, D. Eubanks, R. Weitz, N. Dodge. Middle row, tto right: G. Glaser, D. Edmiston, Mrs. Sargent, J. Rudd, D. Quackenbush, H. Locke, B. Hart, E. enson, J. Baker, N. Hyman, N. Conyers. Front row, left to right: J. DiBiaggio, A. Gibney, B. Barret , Crotty, M. Ann Kroft, M. Lou Hart, J. Patterson, C. Saffer, G. Donigan. e first semester Freshman Board is a. governing body organizedfor the purpose of orientating and govern- all first semester freshmen, and supervising the class' social activities. freshman board I student council The Council represents the student population on all occasions and hears student suggestions and complaints. Among its duties and functions are the supervision of University Convocation and Assemblies , out- class activities , and class elections. The Student Council, as the elected representatives of the student population, is the only organization with the right to speak for the majority of the students of Wayne University. The University Student Council is composed of representatives elected in a University wide election. The editor ofthe Collegian, The president of A.W. S. , the president of M. U. , representatives from the Law Board of Gov- ernors, the College of Medicine, Student Council and the first and second semester Freshmen Boards are mem- bers ex-officio Without vote. Z First row, left to right: B. Cooper, G. Frimes, vice-president, B. Hillstrorn, Corresponding Sec'y. , B. Durkee, President, H. Zawada, Recording Sec'y. , R. N. Pease, R. B. Winder. Second row, left to right: K. Hallberg, I. Blaian, S. Ghannam, C. Wales, C. Discount, J. Frye. Third row, left to right: J. Grant, E. Ellenson, Ex Officio, J'. Irvine, G. Tuchow. activities council Mackenzie Union's Activities Council is composed of appointed volunteer committee chairmen responsible for serving the needs of Wayne men in all areas of special activity interests. Under the leadership of the Activities Council, all men of Wayne are afforded an opportunity to take anactive role in self-governed and group executed activities of University-wide interest and importance. Back row, left to right: L. Pernick, Discussion Chairman, R. Townsend, Music Chairman, J. Brody, Exhibition Chairman, E. Funk, Dance Chairman, D. Rawson, American Youth Hostel. Front row, left to right: T. Winterfield, Service Chairman, I. D. Marsh, Faculty Adviser, H. R. Littlesone, Director, L. Kelly, Publicity chairman. 1 a I i l I W interfrclternity council The Wayne University Inter-Fraternity Council, comprising 23 social and professional fraternities, coordin the activities and functions of its members and promotes service to the university. It is recognized as an inte part of the student self-government program and takes an active part in the many diversified activities foun campus. Its annual IFC Ball has campus-wide appeal, and its extensive intra-mural sports program extends o the fields of basketball, swimming, baseball, golf, bowling, table tennis, tennis and many others. In addition, IFC provides leadership for fraternal participation in such school and community projects as Wintermart, f raising drives, Homecoming Parade, and Football Bust. Inthe past year, the IFC's member groups again achie national academic standing with an overall average above 2. 5 and a high of 2.93. This is among the outstan national academic averages for fraternities and is above the all-male average on campus. First row, left to right: R. Scherer, E. Milhizer, T. Bolme. K. Hallberg, R. Knauer, President, J. Mar Faculty Advisor, M. E. Jackson, Secretary, E. L. Johnson. Second row, left to right: E. Biumberg, G. Bl J. Gordon, C. Discount, J. Thomas, F. Boddy, C. Bilberry, C. Harris, M. L. Holloweil, M. E. Campb R. W. Klose, Treasurer, D. Bustany, J. McMicking. Third row, left to right: R. Winder, B. Dworkin, B. Al ander, W. Overhardt, L. Davies, T. Snediker, D. DeGalan, M. Caruso, E. Turner. 'itersorority council First row, left to right: A. Tittl, M. Mock, L. Barnnen, R. Murphy, H. Heinrichs, M. Fisher. Second row, left to right: P. Rome, sec'y. , J. Carter, president, E. Olah, vice president, S. Bemus, treasurer, D. Scheelman. Third row, left to right: S. Sider, G. Seelbinder, B. Clark, Mrs. E. Sargent, S. Cloud, M. A. Kment, M. Andrew, B. Provizer, S. Evanski, M. Rice, E. Vargos, E. Partogian, B. A. Singley. The aims of the Intersorority Council are to formulate all rules Sororities must follow regarding their relationship to each other and to the University and to insure harmony, cooperation and friendliness among Sorority women. This year the Council has sponsored for each semester a Sorority Night and a Rush Tea. Also presented were the I.S. C. Sing, the I. S. C. Ball and a party for the representatives of the Interfraternity and Intersorority Council. A Scholarship Cup is awarded each year by the Council to the Sorority with the highest honor point average. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Sargent is Sponsor. honor...beta gamma Beta Gamma, honorary business administration fraternity, was founded at Wayne in 1937. The purpose Beta Gamma is to honor students who have achieved outstanding records in the field of business administr tion. A key is presented to each new member at a semi-annual banquet each May and December. As so as the requirements of the American Association of the Collegiate Schools of Business are met, the Be Gamma fraternity plans to affiliate with the Beta Sigma Sigma, national honorary business administrati fraternity. First row, left to right: S. McGraw, T. McLean, R. Bloom, S. Reynolds. Second row, left to right: Cochran, .T . Jones, E. Erikser, sponsor, L. Van Houten, president, R. Benz, vice president, R. Lewis, se treasurer, B. Lewley, J. Jenkins. Third row, left to right: C. Dill, J r., L. Davies, D. Wood, N. Feldm G. MacDonald, D. Mohr, L. Luoma, G. Belgum, R. Reed, R. Prophit. gold ke Gold Key, junior Women's honor society, elects members twice yearly on the basis of leader- ship, scholarship, and personality. Throughout the year, the organization engages in activities to promote leadership in student activities. First row, left to right: M. Black, S. Porch, V. Smittle. Second row, left to right: V. Lenn, P. Stedman S. Doshna, H. Krause, B. Hill- strom. phi upsilon omic First row, left to right: R. M. Floyd, Corres- ponding Secretary, E. Ratz, President, B. U'Ram. Second row, left to right: P. Leith E. Roberts, M. McCausland, D. Zalke. Phi Upsilon Omicron is a national, honorary, professional sorority. The Alpha Gamma chap- ter at Waynehas been active on campus for nine years. The purpose of this organization is to advance and promote home economics. i delta e ilon I Pi Delta Epsilon is the national honorary collegiate journalism frat- ernity. Wayne is one of the 61 chap- ters now active. The local chapter has co-sponsored the High School Journalism Conference, The Michi- gan Journalism Conference, and includes in it s membership the upper staffs of nearly all of the student publications on the campus. First row, left to right: B. Katz, grand councilor, D. Beck, grand historian, D. Duggan, President, M. Vincent, treasurer, D. James. Second row, left to right: I. Hal- ciewicz, F. Majeske, B. Thomas J. Flint, B. Kirk, H. Lee, M. Ster- mer. Not pictured: C. Svenson, vice president, F. LaFalce, secre- tary, D. Cutright, I. Cohen, K. Evans, R. 0'Hare, F. Grateau. Y First rows, leftto right: Y. Garcia Wenezuelal, F. C. Sellenraad fliollandl, Chairman of membership committee, B. C. Bissessar 1TrinidadJ, L. Gedeon lPalestineJ, vice president, R. Butros lPalestlneD , M. Raizman CBrazilJ, C. Herrera Wenezuelaj, H. Ortiz fColumbiaJ, A. Marko lUkralneJ. Second row, left to right: M. Brammer fDenmarkJ, S. Tanemura Uapanl, R. Injejikian CSyriai, C. Barruel fChileJ ,, 0. Vivas Ollcaragual. corresponding sec'y. , A. Hakim llraql, president, C. Boyle 1Mexico, recording sec'y. , S. Salah IPalestineJ, S. Afendykin KUkrainel, N. Kawwas,QPalest.ineJ. Third row, left to right: H. Ostre fChlleQ, M. Rebane iEstoniaj, M. Gregory Uamaicial, G. A. Ripntnskyj lllkrainej, I. Stav- rakakis lGreeceD, publicity chairman, I. Andwandter QChilel, H. Stacey, sponsor, H. Nowak KPolandJ, L. Zajeiw wkrainej, P. S. .Marfey fUkrainel, A. Morales fColumbiaD, N. Biltar lLebs,nonJ, E. Kout- simbas CGreecel. -.-. . if V., .,., 5 ii ' a 2 f 2 1 2 ' ri 'F ll l I 1 international students society press club The Press Club is a social journal- ism group consisting of lower staff members of the Collegian. It an- nually awards pins tothe best repor- ter and copyreader. Filfzi row, left to right: I. Halcie- wicca, J. Flint, M. J. Anderson, P. Garbe, D. O'Neal. Second row: F. Maieski, E. Loisen, M. Simon, D. Martin, L. Milonas, A. Vermeer, E. Sznilick, M. Stermer. Third row: A. Hirsch, J. DiNata1e, B. Kirk, H. Lee. First row, left to riht: A. Swerdlow, N. Kluck, C. Milo, G. Mouradian. Second row, left to right: F. Czarnecki, Scoutmaster, V. Garske, The Most Watched Treasurer, B. McDonough, King, C. Minella , Permier, A. Lagerkrist, Minister of Foreign Affairs. Third row, left to right: C. McHenry, J. Hussie, D. Brown, J. Palkowski, J'. Bohn, S. Tarycy. Fourth row, left to right: I. Matthes, E. Demerjian, H. Langas,'J. Weber. Thirty-twoyears ago from the depths of a subterranean basement oct' the Detroit City College, amidst pres- sure gauges, boilers and a maize of pipes, the Gas House Gang emerged. From these common and yet dynamic surroundings, this group derived its name and perhaps some of the driving force which character- izes the Gang's activities. The membership of the Gas House Gang consists primarily of Wayne men who have carried the school's colors in athletic competition. The appearance of the gas pipe during the pledge season is a familiar sight gas house gang iw iam ,'.Q.1.uf.'u:-. . .-.-1 ve . .-.,--.... 2 I 0 0 U Graham T. Overgard, director. J T - 1 L A 'r 4 ' -f- First row, left to right: J. Wilson, O. Wismer, D. Burns, A.. Fletcher, G. Prestel, J. Allen, H. Blacksler. Second row: T. Skibyak, J. Kopnick, R. Sharette, M. Sounart, R. Huebner, R. Klaport, S. Renauer, F. Shamburger. Third row: L. Iker, H. Galbraith, B. Hosford, L. Bergren, C. White. C. Nolton, G. Kobs, J. Jidor, I. Reed, D. Smith, I. Pearson, V. Olds, accompanistgE. Schneider, soloist, H. Langsford, director men's ensemble -'21, wayne university bclncl Zi E5 , . l N.. ..... ax - lmll' First row, left to right: B. Hones, F. Gilchrist, R. L. Brunette, J. McRary, M. Oswald, J. Bonaccia, S. Pope, B. Boothe. Second row: B. Watson, M. Hill, E. Boggs, BHooner, B. Winskill, E. Anderson, M. Schlickex-,'P. Brown, S. Wheale, M. Bytzko, S. Stone, J. White. Third row: C. Roth, M. Chickowsky, J. Cushing, S. Logan, A. McHunter, B. Roggenbuck, M. Manison, I. Blawelt, G. Eakes, E. Lorance, B. Reyst, J. Munsell, M. Wooten. N. Cheno, accompanistg H. Langsford, director. women s ensem fel , . 1 professional... The Fred Black chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma is a national advertising fraternity and was in- stalled on the Wayne campus December 12, 1948. The recognition of outstanding male students in advertising and marketing, to promote a closer relationship between students and professional men in the field, and to provide a comiecting linkbetween the classroom arethe main objec- tives of the group. First row, left to right: G. Niemi, vice presi- dent, J. F. Walsh, president, S. Skilnyk, treas- urer. Second row, left to right: L. Lines, H. Bonnah, Alpha Delta Sigma Representative, G. Belgum, W. Jones, Corresponding Sec'y. , A. Efimchik, F. Sincock, Recording Sec'y. , J' . Bartlet, Historian. Back row, left to right: B. Kremp, S. Sexter, J. Kazmer, J. Tow, .T. McDaniel, B. Crafts, E. Roehling, J. Moran. Front row, left to right: A. Baltic, rush chairman, J. Mulleavy, rec. sec'y., E. DePau1is, president, S. Rumball, treasurer, R. Swoboda, corr. sec'y, V. Bedrosian. , The aims ofthe Alpha Delta Theta national, pro- fessional sorority are to unite women preparing for and engaging in medical technology, to achieve definite standards in medical technology, to raise the prestige of medical technologists on campus, and to inspire members to greater in- dividual efforts. The Lambda chapter of this national organization was installed at Wayne Universityin 1949. Mrs. Elsa S. Kumke, super- visor of hematology at Receiving Hospital and faculty member at Wayne Medical School is the sponsor of the chapter. art education club The Art Education Club is a professional group whose purpose is to introduce new methods and activities which might not otherwise be included in the Art Education Curriculum. Lectures, movies, museum trips and excursions to other cities are made possibleby the existence of this club. Its sponsors are Earl Weiley , Fern Zwickey, Murray A. Douglas and Freda Harrington. First row, left to right: B. Wilson, president, S. Sniderman, co-social chairman, H. Krause, correspond- ing sec'y. , C. Hirschman, recording sec'y. , A. Hooper. Second row, left to right: J. Ackerman, H. Gregor, vice president, R. Maas, V. Thomas, P. Silverman, L. Nolock, M. Burnette, A. Conley, L. Carter, Mr. E. Weiley. Third row, left to right: S. Chadwick, R. Emmert, co-social chairman, P. Lannie , P. Halley, M. Wolfe, T. Drumb, M. Hatos, I. Melick, M. Kraska, M. Naud. Fourth row, left to right: E. Roe, C. Lehrman, B. Stark, C. Owens, publicity, Mrs. F. Harrington, M. Douglas, J. Lichtenstein, J. Clark, M. Gus. First row, left to right: M. Curtis, E. Oswald, V. Vernier, D. Carry, M. Kimball, A. Seller. Second row, left to right: H. Faull, K. Starbird, B. Pachen, K. Beverly, L. Lane, C. Meyers, N. Gleason, P. Heine, A. Muffaletto. Third row, left to right: S. Scahlon, L. Jelf, T. Heston, Mrs. F. Zwickey, adv. , H. Cherry, S. Renswick, D. Curtis, T. Hannon, L. Demillo, Mr. E. Weiley, adv., J. Gerbino. Fourth row, left to right: L: Zalewski, J. Berbyshire, S. Sherman, T. Dosie, N. Koshey, D. Bornstein, E. Laird , Cl.S.C.e. The A.S.C.E. student chapter at Wayne offers the civil engineering students an opportunity to become ac- quainted with other engineering students, and promotes knowledge in all matters relating to civil engineer- ing. In addition, the chapter fosters professional spirit among its members. Speakers are presented fra- quently throughout the year, and field trips are also staged. Firstrow, leftto right: F. Naglich, J. Pamel, D. Hines, G. Satterly, sec., R. Carleton, vice president f2ndJ, F. Macsay, president, J. McCarty Jr., vice president Jlstj, R. Zumstein, advisor, L. Smith, I. Schmid. Second row, left to right: J. Halbin, H. Horoes, G. Blomfield, S. Clarke, E. Elia, I. Cragin, R. Dossett, G. Wise, J. Heipling, R. Williams, F. Chown, .T . Waisawen, E. McCamman, F. Moskosi. Third row, left to right D. Brody, .T. Banicki Jr., R. James, B. Evans Ir., B. Brown, W. Keightley, P. McCarty, P. Cersten, S. Bunch, S. Morrell, B. Fowler, P. Schneider. Not pictured: Don Williams, treasurer. First row, left to right: R. Wassman, I. Campau, C. Westfall, secretary, H. Hamrick, chairman, G. Howell, honorary chairman, D. Bowen, vice chairman, K. Kesler, treasurer, R. Agnello, E. Jozwiak. Second row, left to right: W. Baars, I. Paterson, W. Shepherd, R. McKay, I. Hawkins, K. Wolcott, G. Bergum, H. D. Greenburg, D. Stevens, R. .Tenkins, D. Crockett, I. Iarsen, R. Pence, R. Wahl, M. Grigg, L. Lindland. Third row, left to right: L. Bradford, W. Sellars, A. Campbell, I. Prasiloski, E. Moore, F . W. Rockhold, Ir. , P. Turner, C. D. Bradley, M. Arnold, W. Kuhn, Jr. , I. Lauzon, S. Corlin, R. Kazmlerowski. Special lectures by well known personalities in the field of engineering and trips through industrial plants round out the year for A.S.M.E. The objects of the Society are to promote the art and science out mechanical engineering and allied artg to encourage original research, to foster engineering education, to advance the standards of engineering, to promote the discussion of engineers among themselves and with allied technologists. dlsl l The primary purpose of this club is to supplement courses oi study with- in the University by inviting out- standing business men and women to speak at meetings and by conducting fieldtrips to places of unusual busi- ness interest. First row, left to right: M. Dean, corresponding secretary, N. Gelber, treasurer, J. Kroppe, president, J. Homorobean, first vice president C. Szmaciarz, recording secretary A. Golman, third vice president. Second row: J. Barrett, E. Hamlar, B. Darby, B. Williams, E. Shaheen, C. Taylor, D. Pritchard, T. Ricci. Front: R. Carty, vice chairman, J. organ, secretary, S. McGraw, hairman, J. Kroppe, F. Manzo, reasurer. Rear: K. Matheson, L . avies, L. Van Hourten, L. Kazrnier- zak, S. LaFol1ette, G. Duckworth, . Bonnah, H. Lonnerstater. business administration club bu iness administration tudent advisory board First row, left to right: J. Rutkow- ski, advisor, F. Jones, vice chair- man, L. Pernick, chairman, R. Barcus, treasurer, E. Schultz, sec- retary. Second row, left to rights' S. Smith, H. Bryman, P. Tchiblakian, R. Boruta, L. Tomich, H. McGregor, N. Smith. The Home Economics Club is an in- terest group, the purpose of which is to develop a professional attitude and an appreciation of the possible field open to trained home econo- mists. Front row,left to right: I. Walters , recording sec'y. , D. Zalke, presi- dent, P. Leith, vice president. Sec- ond row, left to right: J. L. Joseph- son, chairman fruit cake sale, S . Stefanac, committee chairman, B. Bloess, corresponding sec'y. home economics clu w school board of governors Front row, left to right: W. Davis, treasurer, C. Lockwood, secretary, G. Pariss, president, Prof. Boaz Siegel, faculty advisor, S. G. Lucky, Second row, left to right: J. Sowers, C. Kenny, C. Willingham, W. Katsoulos, R. Wolk, D . Brewster. The Student Bar Association Board of Governors is the sole student governing body in the Law School. The Board is composed of repres- entatives from each student group and major student organization in the Law School. First row, left to right: C. LaFata, W. Shepherd, I. Campua, R. Wassman, I. Paterson, F. Menders. Second row, left to right: W. E. Baars, R. M. McKay, treasurer, C. Westfall, chairman, W. David, faculty advisor, D. Bowen, vice chairman, D. Crockett, secretary, R. Agnello, G. Bergum. Third row, left to right: R. Yacheson, E. Solowiej, R. I . Wahl, I. Thomas, C. Good, B. Stanaitis, G. Goldberg, R. Pence, R. Ienkins, H. Schmidt, W. Gordon, S. Corlin. Fourth row, left to right: M. Arnold, E. Moore, A. W. Suberra, I. Lauzon, A. Zacharopoulos, K. Wolcott, I. Vandenberghe, R. Kazmierowski, R. Kollar, T . Collins, R. H. Bauer, N. Momany, I. Jlayfield. The Society of Automotive Engineers was organized in 1947 to help student engineers to become acquainted with theworkings of Detroit's automotive manufacturing area. This group has made conducted trips through United States Rubber Co. , General Motor Diesel Division, the Ethyl Corporation, etc. , to gain practical knowledge of the processes and methoxk of mass production. Authorities ln the automotive field have been invited to speak at SAE's monthly meetings on current a.nd future developments of automobiles a.nd allied products. society of automotive engineers lpha kappa psi u beta First in commerce at Wayne Uni- versity, is the Beta Omicron chap- ter of Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity. Their aims are ' to further the indiv- idual welfare of its members, to fos- ter scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts and finance, to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein, and to promote and advance, in in- stitutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business ad- ministration? First row, left to right: 0. Roark, F. Stefani, D. Fuelling, J. Galopin, J. Widger, G. Manzo, W. McGill, J. Blazo. Second row, left to right: D. Goodman, J .Williams, J. Thaborg, G. Walker, V. Mepham, D. Blue, D. Cunan, R. Bird. Third row, left to right: W. Bothwell, D. Erilssen, L. Van Houten, treasurer, I. Chias- son, president, H. Littleson, vice president, C. Lamon, secretary R. Golden, master of rituals, J. Jen- kins, director of publicity. Fourth row: R. Seal, H. Evanski, S. Boo- doian, B. Korreck, F. Sless, E. Root, L. Cherry, S. Reynolds. Mu Beta Chl is a national, profes- sional, business administration fraternity. Wayne University is the home of Gamma chapter. As a part of its plans for the year, the fraternity has arranged for speakers from the fields of com- merce and industry to appear at sev- eral of its meetings . MBX is awar d- ing a full tuition scholarship to a male student in the School of Busi- ness Administration. Various other socials, professional mixers ,and smokers combined with participation in Wintermart and other school activities are included in this group's activities. First row,left to right:W. Hambur- ger, A. Cichler, I. Mowf. Second row, left to right: J. Gordon, treas- urer, E. Stern, vice president, H. Lonnerstater , president , D. Hoffer , recording sec'y. , R. Sachs,corres- sponding sec'y. Third row, left to right: I. Gitlin, A. West KUS Armyj, B. Dworkin, S. Kogan, H. Daniel, L. Sklar. G. R. Husband, faculty advisor. The Phi Delta Chi professional pharmaceutical fraternity was established at the University of Michigan in 1883. It is one of the oldest frat- ernities of its kind. Twenty-two active affiliate chapters are located at the principle colleges of pharmacy throughout the country. Alpha Eta chapter was organized at Wayne in 1927. At present, the Wayne chapter ha.. thirty active members and ten pledges. First row, left to right: F. Moreau, R. Wilson, R. Starnes, H. Shelley, J. Robinson, A. Lverd- leru, J. Rumiez. Second row, left to right: R. Stier, H. Boesnecker, C. Gray, Ir. , J. Kaftan , R. Tessier, D. T. Melcher, J. Swantko, S. J. Kaftan, E. scheuer, P. Vasquez, Jr. Third row, left to right: E. F. Jay, R. Denis, D. Pavey, D. Snyder, R. Bates, A. Skomski, B. Hayward, J. Lowthian, J. Sinclair, J. Costello , J. Bonem, J. Sutton, R. Burroughs, R. Petteys , A. Apel, J. Mathews, R. J. Sullivan, D. Kamody .. phi delta c First row, left to right: D. Knapp, K. Mikko, F. L. Sylvester, R. Pagnucco, H. Reosti, I. Umphrey, C. I. Snell. Second row, left to right: G. Kipps, Marshall, R. Childs, Faculty Advisor, S. Lucky, Master of the Rolls, G. Parris, Chancellor, R. Beirson, Registrar of the Exchequer, F. Westcott, second vice Chan- cellor, G. Abdo, past Chancellor, R. Knasiak, past vice Chancellor. Third row, left to right: S. Schwartz, W. Ellmann, F. Lind, R. Stead- man, C. Lockwood, F. Frosch, P. Ferarolis, W. Nash, T. York, C. Knuth, N. Marsh. Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity fLegalD was incorpor- ated in Washington, D. C. in 1903 as a national legal fraternity. The Grant Fellows Chapter was organized May 12, 1928 at the then Det- roit City Law School, thus becoming the twen - tleth active chapter of the fraternity. It takes active partin social and curricular affairs, or- ganizing study groups for exams at school and the bar, and circulates materials in law among its members. sigma nu phi F 0 0 pro essional sororlhes... lambda kappa sigma First row, left to right: D. Kordich, G. Glaser, M. Kalinski, N Newhouse Second row, left right: M. Hoppe, treasurer, M. Bingham, recording sec'y. , M. Anderson, sponsor, H Zapytowsk president, I. Poprzan, vice president, L. Ford, corresponding sec'y Third row, left to rrght Hulun, B. Kargul, J' . Szatkowski, M. Hansen, M. Mernaugh, T Kammski, soclal chairman Gordon, D. Fukuda. Lambda Kappa Sigma is a nat- ional pharmacy sorority found- ed in 1913. At present, there are thirty-eight chapters in various colleges of pharmacy throughout the country. Omicron chapter was estab- lished at Wayne University in 1930 to stimulate professional interest and to create a perpet- ual sorosis among its members . Presentation of the Ethel I . Heath key to a.n outstanding stu- dent encourages high scholar ship among its members. phi First raw, left to right: E. Waterhouse, presl- dent, L. McHenry, sponsor, I. Morgan, vice president. Second row, left to right: I. Kroppe, R. Kirschke, 0. M. Matheeff. corresponding sec'y., V. Gedz. Not pictured: B. Lewsky, A. Pell, S. Walter, K. Sirian, G. Stefans, M. Lewis, K. O'Keefe, C. Szmaciarz, Lf. Richey, B. Bootz. Itls the purpose of this professional sorority to advance the interests of women in the fields of commerce, andto institute amore uniform feel- ing of friendship between the members of the organization, and to uphold the standards of the school. gamma nu l rst row, left to right: J. Parr, geant at arms , J' . Brookes ,treas- er, F. Cown, president, R. De- lan, vice president,'D. Schumer, cretary. Second row,left to right Johnston, P. Dugan, R. Kazmier- ski, R. Dossett, R. Pence, D. anson, R. McCarthy. pha GammaUpsilon is a national, cial fraternity which was founded 1922 at Fort Wayne,Indiana. The a chapter of Wayne University was ganized in May, 1947. live by the light of brotherly love, walk in the way of truth, serve , to honor , to reverence the ternity and the things for which tands, is is the hope, the strength, the ed of Alpha Gamma Upsilon. ese are the men of Alpha Sigma i, a national social fraternity. eir purposes are to foster edu- ion, to maintain charities and to mote patriotism. The fraternity ourages culture and high schol- hip, assists in the building of racter, perpetuates friendships cements social ties within Alph a ma Phi. The sponsors of the ha Slgs are Dr. Pixley and Dean ley. social, fraternities . . . alpha gamma up ilon alpha sigma phi First row, left to right: R. Starr, S. Smith, L. Eliades, R. Casey, F. Sin- cock, F. Moreau, J'. Harrison. Second row, left to right: R., Kriewald, D. Fox, I. Lowther, B. Gordon, F. Shaw, L. Hubbard, C. Dill, Ir. , M. Vuka- sovich. Third row, left to right: L. Jones, R. Stier, J. Sperrik, I. Colter, L. Colber,G. McCathney, A. L. Bryant, H. Harrison, I. Irving, W. Craft, H. Schaefer. arab A local,social fraternity, Arabs take singular ' in promoting fellow N scholarship and irate spirit among members. tivities for the year consi the Annual Founders Day quet, Wintermart. Mr. E. Thomas is the frate sponsor. First row, left to right: S. Beicos, R. Drabkowski, recording sec'y. , R. L. Jenkins, president, R. P. Hana treasurer, I. N. Mann, vice president. Second row, left to right: R. Habermas, G. Trumpy, C. Harris, I. Tho R. Faunce, J. A. Reiter, G. Sheardown. Not pictured: A. Keyes, J. Van Riper, R. Sterling, P. Zacharopo O. E. Thomas fadviserl. beta delta theta Beta Delta Theta, a local social fraternity, wa founded on Wayne's campus in 1946. This grou won the scholarship cup in 1949. Members o Beta Delta Theta are active -participants in man activities on campus. Firstrow,1efttoright: R. Morshead, Custodian K. Brenholtz, President, F. Bush, Treasurer Second row, left to right: Mr. F. Gill, Adviser J'.Coste1lo, E. Milhizer, H. Littleson, J. Fraser W ' Y ff Not pictured: P. Molwar, A. Taylor. i epsilon sigma First row, left to right: pledges, W. Monticello, P. Ortiz, J. Congelliere, R. Spanberger, N. Berar. Second row, left to right: J. Lauzon, J. Christopher, treas- urer, C. Greening, cor. sec'y, R. Brown, 1 '-L president, R. Winder, vice president, S. Clarke, rec. sec'y, R. Lynce, W. Fognini. Third row, left to right: D. Campbell, E. Davies, P. Blinkilde, R. Mickelson, C. Good, J. Schmid, R. Pease. Fourth row, left to right:N.Smith, I. Moden, C. Wales, C. Gillece, J. Lukas, S. Smith. Epsilon Sigma was granted its charter in 1928 as a social-professional fraternity. The Greek letters Epsilon Sigma were chosen because the fraternity originated as an Engineering Society. Membership is limited to students in the College of Engi- eering. The men of Epsilon Sigma par- icipate in functions such as the Engineer's all, Engineer's Blowout, and the I.F.C. all, as well as the fraternity's annual pring dance. ammo pi delta am m a Phi Delta was founded in l923 which makes it one f the oldest fraternities on campus as well as one of the riginal founders of the Interfraternity Council. In keeping ith the objectives set forth by its first members, Gamma hi has always sought to provide the opportunities for so- ial and student activities which are so essential to any man eeking a complete university education. irst row, left to right: L. DeYoung, I.F.C. representa- veg R. McMann, president . Second rpwg D. Zunich, cretaryg M. Mikula, vice-presidentgR. Kitch, treasurer. embers not pictured: T. Collins, E. Conn, .T. Dimitry, . Havelock, M. Jamieson, J. Kastner, E. Nelson, L. ony, C. White. kappa chi mu sigma First row, left to right: L. Milonas, J. Impastato, M. Reinholz, R. Piesko, secretary, G. Numi, vice president, J. T. Piliaian, treasurer, R. Fazio, N. Sacorafas. Second row, left to right: G. Case, H. Gubbins, R. Knauer, J'. Fouruier, S. Corbell, H. Lee, R. Buski, T. Perrino. Kappa Chi was formed in 1926 at the City College of Detroit from the nucleus of the house of representa- tives group which had its origin in 1918 at the Detroit Junior College. The fraternity was inactive for seven years during the war but was reactivated in 1947 with George Sherman as sponsor. Kappa Chi, always a contender in fraternity sports, has its sights set on the all sports trophy. pi The Mu Sigma Pi Mathetes is a social-professional fraternity composed of under-graduate and graduate members of Industrial Education. Emphasis in this group is placed upon scholarship. Active in all Uni- versity events, the Mu Sigma Pi Mathetes sponsors an annual professional program for its members. First row, left to right: E. Ingles, W. Hessler, corresponding secretary, T. U. Sulisz, recording sec'y. , L. Huffman, president, P. Torres, vice president, R. Auer, treasurer, R. Becker, sergeant at arms, A. Polyak. Second row, left to right:R. Patrick, P. Hunt, T. Sayres, J. O'Brien, J. Linville, R. Cyn- arski, R. Bohnf I. Wilburn, P. Ebeling, D. McIntosh. Backin the early days of Wayne University a group of freshmen got together and formed an organiza- tion known as the Cheese Gang . Later they decided to abbreviate the name and became known as the Chega Fraternity. Still later the men of Chega Fraternity decided to expand into the national fraternity field. In 1942, Chega fraternity became Omicron chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon, a national social fraternity founded ln 1910. Omlcron chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon has constantly strived to promote fellowship and brotherhood, the goals of the national organization. Since the days of the old Cheese Gang the group has matched the growth and progress of Wayne University. Phi Sigma Ep- silon believes .in supportingthe ideals and programs of the University. This is evidenced by the activ- ities of both the group and the individual members. First row, left to right: J. Kirksey, M. Cicchlni, D. Johnson, vice president, F. Godfrey, treasurer, C. Sanders, corr. sec'y., F. Boddy, N. Degenhardt. Second row, left to right: R. Sylvester, J' . Frye, S. Trentacosta, T. Vivian, J. Thomas, D. Stevens, N. Krust, J. Cruse, G. Toyeas, A. Levitan. phi sigma epsilon phinx First row, left to right: G. Donnelly, W. Shelton, sec'y., D. Lambe, president, D. Bistamy, vice president, N. Tottis, sher- riff, J. Greenlee. Second row, left to right: J. Weiser, M. Merrill, E. Shults, L. Cassidy, R. MacLaren, J. Gaskin, C. Mayer, B. Popoff, B. Sliker. Sphinx was the first fraternity to be founded on the campus of Wayne University, and is the oldest social fraternity. This group was organized so that its members might enjoy the advantages of an association organized for mutual assistance in acquiring a sound and finished education, and in order that by cooperation and close fraternal brotherhood to promote and develop the virtue of good thinking and proper living and to share with one another the benefits and advantages of higher education. As a social fraternity, Sphinx holds numerous parties, hayrides, picnics, dances, and stag affairs. The Alum- ni group and the actives compete in golf and basketball and holdtwo traditional events--a Thanksgiving dinner prepared by the actives and pledges, and a Spring Dixmer Dance. p' k I h First row, left to right: C. Mitseff, D. Ruyle. Second row: T. McLean, recording secretary, T. Bolme, R. H. Jumstern, faculty advisorgR. Bates, president, J. Savarino, vice-president, R. Zaborsky. Third row: S. McGraw, J. McMicking, C. Bath, historian, W. Thomas, R. Hous- ton, J. Szubec, R. Charpentier, L. Briggs. Not pictured: J. Cooper, J. Wilson, K. Pardonite , R. Tenny, corresponding secretary. The first chapter of Pi Kappa A1- pha fraternity was founded in 1868 on the Unive r sity of Virginia c am pus. Delta Nu, which was recognized by Wayne University as a local social frat, is now an affiliate of the national Pi Kappa Alpha organization. Members of the Delta Nu chapter are active inWayne's social, sports and stu- dent government affairs. In 1948, the inter -f r a t e r n it y football championship was taken by Delta Nu. This group finished second in the I. F.C. Sing and second in scholastic standing among twenty-one fraternities. The Homecoming f r a t e r n ity float prizes were won three consecu- tive years, 1947-49. tau kappa epsilon Originally the Shah Fraternity, this group is now knovcm as the Beta Omicron chapter of the national social frat- ernity, Tau Kappa Epsilon. TKE's earnestly strive for brotherhood through working together toward common aims to better understand their fellow man and live in harmony with them. Dr. Harold Stewart is the sponsor. First row, left to right: J. Savidge, C. Miller, R. Klaport, T. Zekind, H. Lathrop, R. J. Miller, E. R. Robak. Second row, left to right: B. Brady, C. McDonald, L. Seale, D. Andrews, T. Snediker, L. Kelley, A. Stevens. Third row, left to right: K. Hollberh, G. Armstrong, pledge master, C. Wagener, vice president, L. Davies, president, K. Matheson, treasurer, S. Paulson, secretary, T. Pugh, historical secretary. Fourth row, left to right: D. Woomer, J. Zimmerman, F. Kochensparger, I. Buckley, W. Seitz, A. Layton, R. Mansell, J. Butterfield, C. Elliot, B. Kay, D. McCarthy, C. Connolly, B. Savidge, Fifth row, left to right: D. Munson, J. Butterfield, D. Singer. social sororities... alpha kappa alpha So let my life like the Ivy be, a help to man and a wreath for thee . . . Ever inspired by these lines, the young women of B Mu chapter strive to attain and guard high standards of scholarship and ethical worthiness around which their activities cent The organization was founded in 1908 and was the first Negro women's society. They have been active on the Wayne since 1936, since that time they have awarded an annual scholarship to Wayne. They participate in Wintermart and other campus activities. First row, left to right: V. Lewis, D. Day, M. Miller, L. Ulmer, C. House, L. Wingo, M. Tinsley, M. Morris, N. Second row, left to right: D. Flqyd, sentinel, E. Simpson, treasurer, M. Robertson, president, D. Evans, vice D. Johnson, dean of pledges, C. Dykes, corresponding sec'y. Third row, left to right: M. Griggs, D. Williams, Ivy parliamentarian, A. Zeigler, Ivy Leaf, M. Frazier, AKA, R. Clemmons, AKA, V. Clayton, AKA, B. Blascoe, Howard, AKA, M. Gardner, Ivy Leaf President, P. Baylor, Ivy Leaf, B. Mathis, Ivy Leaf corresponding sec'y. Not pictu G. Harmon, N. Long, D. Palmer, G. Mathis, N. Rosario, V. Martin, I. Vaughn, J. Hunter, D. Smart, S. Gillespie Payne, M. King, G. Saylor, I. Carson, G. Simnions, G. Rickey, A. Foston. tl X .- Sigma Alpha is a national sorority with the four- spiritual development of its members. lpha sigma tau Sigma Tau is a national sorority which promotes the ethical, cultural and social development s members. In addition to numerous teas and rush parties the group participates in many inter- p affairs. This year, the Wayne chapter celebrates its 29th year on campus. First row , left to right: I. Highsmith, M. Mock, vice president, S. Cloud , president, M. Dunn, registrar, M. Houts, H. Boganovich. Second row , left to right: I. Carter, treasurer , L. Letke, B. Grisdale, J. Ioly, R. Randall, secretary, N. Kaufman , K. Helliar. alpha sigma alpha First row, left to right: H. Shimer, S. Stefanac, rec. sec'y., N. Mllza, treasurer, E. Gohlke, president, K. Raleigh, vice president, D. Redman, corr. sec'y., A. Nicholson. Second row, left to right: L. Beckman, T. Fell, alumnae rep., P. Hart, B. Leiter, M. Pett, A. Depki, A. Ukrop. Notplcturedz M. Franko, A. Moses. alpha theta sigm Alpha Theta Sigma, founded in 1923, is a local sorority, the purpose of which is to become a part of Wayne University and to promote womanliness, schol- arship, cooperation, honesty and better fellowship with women of the campus. The sorority parti- cipates in University activities, and also presents an annua Christmas Party for the children W 1n Children's Hospital. delta sigma epsilo Delta Sigma Epsilon natio sorority was founded in 191 Miami University, Oxdord, O TheA1phaChi chapter was rec nized by Wayne University in 1947. In four years, the 1 group has grown from ten char members to over thirty-five legiate members. First row, left to right: Thompson, Rec. Sec'y, P. Ro Corresponding Sec., L. Hod President, A. Miller, Vice Pr dent, M. VonArx, Chaplain. ond row, left to right: G. Roc P. Haley, P. Hassett, M. Zana M. Shaw, M. Flaherty, B. Ro ski, B. Bondy, Sargent-at-ar C. Parker, M. Nowack. clelta gamma chi Front row, left to right: K. Retherford, R. Corich, A. Barrett, M. J'. Reed. Second row, left to right: V. Lenn, D. Tipu, S. Scott, N. John- son, J. Deming, M. Bruske, M. Johnson. Third row, lefttoright: C. Saether, V. Sinelnik, K. Lisberg, I. Dehaan, E. Johnson, V. Keith, V. Keller, N. Rock, N. Lane, S. Ramsey. Not pictured: L. Uppleger, M. Robertson, J. Bishop, I. Hunslnger, P. Locher, P. Dunnigan, M. Weber, K. Retherford, P. Pape, B. Beddow, L. Krueger, N. Geox-ge,H. Helmichs. Delta Gamma Chi ls a local social sorority folmdedin 1926. The 1' De1ts , as they are known on campus, place emphasis on school activities, high scholarship, and fellowship. Their annual activities include afall dinner dance, a spring formal, Mother -Daughter banquet, and numerous charity projects. delta sigma theta Iota Alpha Pi, founded in 1903 at Hunter College in New York, instal- leda chapter at Wayne University in 1935. The sorority, as a national group, conducted a bake sale--their total proceeds being donated to the Damon Runyon Fund. Nu Chapter cooperates with Hillel in campus activities. First row, left to right: A. Robins, Recording Scribe, E. Sonnenfeld, Bursar, J. Kaplan, Chancellor, R. Braverman, vice Chancellor. Second row, left to right: C. Hirschman, co-social Chairman, H. Weitzman, Publicity Chairman, B. Katzman, co-social chairman, E. Bachman, Chairman of special affairs, M. Fisher, Corresponding Scribe. Delta Sigma Theta is a national so- cial sorority, the purpose of which is to strive for the highest moral, educational, and spiritual efficiency which they can attain, and to en- courage all to hold their race in honor and esteem. Firstrow,1eftto right: B. Lyersong G. Jones, recording secretary, S. Talbert, tr easur e rg B. Scollney, vice president, D. McLaughlin, cor- responding secretaryg L. Williams, M. Johnson. Second row: G. Chap- man, M. Pinkston, B. Jarnerson, M. Maxey, E. Madison, G. McDaniel, L. Braxton Powell, J. Talifero. iota alpha p omega up ilon 3 7k-in iv! E f fl -'s'-5 A l 'JS Q, 3 First row,' left to right: pledges, L. Doumanian, M. Wortley. Second row, left to right: C. Boyle, J. King, treasurer, I-I. Krause, president, G. Frazee, secretary, S. Evanski, I.S.C. representative. Third row, left to right: B. Nelson, J. Herchock, I.S.C. represent- ative, L. Nixon, A. McWatt, B. Godfrey, E. Ritter, E. Prusack, D. Klemuk. Not pictured: M. Grossman, M. Lusko, I. Szalay. Omega Upsilonisanational dramatic arts sorority, social on campus, the purpose of which is to cultivate loyal friendships, tonpromote cultural interests, and to develop qualities through group planning and group action. They participate in University activities, and also in the Omega Upsilon tradition of Founder's Day Dinner, Mother Day's tea, etc. Their dramatic abilities are directed toward the production of puppet shows which are given to various charity groups. phi sigma igma Phi Sigma Sigma, formerly a local sorority on campus, became affiliated nationally in May, 1950. Beta Lambda, the Wayne chapter, whose members also belong to the Hillel Foundation, actively participates in all university activities including Wintermart, Homecoming, and all I. S.C. functions. Phi Sigma Sigma is internationally known as a philan- thropic sorority, and Beta Lambda endeavours to carry on this work. Left to right: E. Wolofsky, recording sec'y. , S. Sider, S. Sherman, president, R. Wise, vice president, B. Stoffer, B. Provizer. Not pictured: S. Berger, S. Kaplan, S. Goldstick, B. Chodoroff, T. Furman, M. Rottenberg. sigma iota First row, left to right: M. KTHSI-I2 A- Lapitchi, C. Balogh. Second row, left to right: H. Dale, M. Miles, H. Martelloch, M. Kment. Sigma Iota is a local, social sorority. It was founded at Wayne University on March 26, 1940 by ten home economics women for the purpose of bringing girls together in friendship within the close bonds of sisterhood. In February, 1941, Sigma Iota received university recognition. In September, 1943, the sorority opened its rushing to all university women who were l eligible under I.S.C. regulations. pi kappa sigma First row, left to right: M. Bentley, social chairman, M. McComb, magazine editor, V. Vasileff, M. Ed- dings, publicity chairman. Second row, left to right: B. Clark, S. Porch, recording sec'y. , N. Forde , president, F. Logan, vice president, J. Moran, treasurer. Third row, left to right: G. Haskin, M. Black , S. Gysbers, G. Sulbinder, P. Stedman, M. Gray, D. Gillice, G. Oliver. Pi Kappa Sigma is a national social sorority, the purpose of which is to strive together in sisterly love in order to attain intellectual growth, moral development, and social efficiency. First row, left to right: A. Schu- ler, A. Tittle, Z. Krajevich, D. O'Loane, M. Gessler, B. Barbone, B. deWolff. Second row, left to right: L. Brannan, recording sec- retary, D. Cline, advisor, E. Roberts, vice president, J. Bryan, corres. secretary. Third row, left to right: N. Heikinen, R. Sack, L. Lannie, I. Halkiewicz, N. Esplen, B. Edris, V. Shaw, E. Jarrard, F. Barr, P. O'Brien, B.Hanchett,R.Geletko, R. Freers. First row, left to right: C. Wil- liams, M. I-Ieina, J. Romaniuk, J. Carico, M. Neff, B. Brown, M. Mach, M. Lott. Second row, left to right: M. Drake, active alum- nae relator, S. Stretlien, treasur- er, I. Robertson, social chairman, P. Heine, recording sec., D. Kerr, president, V. Vergos, vice presi- dent, B. Vergos, I.S.C. repre- sentative sr.,B. U'ren, historian. Third row, left to right: N. Todaso , R.Anse11, N. Kluwe, M. Cuthbert, B. Zalewski, N. Vukasovich, P. Benjamin, E. Ewen, J. McKenzie, I. Mann, M. Wolfe. Celebrating its silver anniversary this year, the purpose of Sigma Sigma local sorority is to create perpetual sororsis among the members and to maintain the highest ideals of loyalty, amity and Among the activities of the Sigmas are the annual dinner dance, Founder's Day Dinner, and igmcl sigm zeta c Founded in 1927, Zeta Chi sorority aims to better scholastic standing, to foster goodfellowship university, to support university functions, and to sponsor social functions. The group, with Tau Epsilon fraternity, copped the prize for the best and most profitable show at Wintermart. Other acti ties include entertaining patients at the Dearborn Veteran's hospital, a party for the football team, an tea to welcome Mrs. Elizabeth Sargent, counselor of women's activities. 111 . ..., First row, left to right: J'. I. Sherman, counselor of religious activities,Mrs. M. B. Lucky, director Y.W.C.A. , M. Heidman, advisor Canterbury Club, Rev. R. S. Moore, Wesley Foundation, M. R. Beck, Christian Science Organization, M. Connely, Newman Club, Rev. D. Richardson Frey, Lutheran Student Assoc. Second row, left to right: M. A. Wheatley, adv. Wesley Foundation, Father J. Maguire, Newman Foundation, Dr. G. Lechler, Lutheran Students, Rabbi M. Kapustin, B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, Rev. R. McCarthy, Wayneminster Club lPresbyterianJ. Officers of Council of Religious Advisors: President, R. S. Moore., Vice President, M. Kap- ustin, Sec'y. , Father I. Maguire terfclith council First row, left to right: R. Iakel, Lutheran Students, D. Welch, Wayneminster, L. Dudzinski, Newman Club, S. Goldberg, Sec'y-treas. , Hillel, S. Kaip, president, Wesley, I. Waters, Y.W.C.A. , T. Seibert, Wayne Christ- ian Fellowship, D. Ross, Lutheran Students. Second row, left to right: W. Ridley, Wayne Christian Fellowship, I. Wm. Barkach, Y.M.C.A. , I. Sawyer, Roger Williams Fellowship, G. Satterly, Wesley, H. Reosti, Newman Club, G. Moehring, Gamma Delta. . i Q 'P Fx t if hillel B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation is a national religious organization which fosters social, cultural, and relig- ious activities and participates in in- ter-faith work. First row, left to right: G. Gerger, vice president, D. Robinson, sec'y, S. Goldberg, president, Dr. Max Kapustin, director, J. Kaplan, vice president, S. Barnett. Second row, leftto right: EZ. Mener, B. Provizer, D. Rose, J. Rogoff, A. Eich1er,J'. Heyman, S. Sherman, V. Fisch. newmcm club The Newman Club of Wayne Univer- sity is a Catholic religious club, the purpose of which is to promote reli- gious, cultural, and social activities. Front row, left to right: Ben Segesta, Mary Lou B ow e r, Lily Dudzinski, H o r a c e Reosti. Back row, left to right: Jo Ann Rollins, Terry Blaney, J' im O'Brien. row, left to right: F. Barr, B. Jamerson, vice-pres- N. Steele, treasurer, Miss advisorg Mrs. Coppin, ad- B. Hillstrom, district chair- Mrs. Lucky, director. Second A. Hakim, B. Cooper, A. E. Szpieg, L. Fimk, B. J. Waters, J. Hollis, H. n, W. Baker, M. Gohlke, Knighton. WCG e Wayne University YWCA is the al chapter of the largest inter- ional woman's organization in the rld. This chapter was founded at City College of Detroit over rty years ago. Members of this up volunteer leadership in inter- diate school as advisors to Y-Teen bs. This chapter also contributes the support of literary programs the YWCA in Liberia. First row, seated: C. Nahlberg, M. L. Stephenson, Rev. Robert Moore, T. Mauk, Secretary, G. Satterly, President, M. Dean, F. Kochenspar- ger, Treasurer, L. Collitte, F. Hoover. Second row, standing: B. Edwards, D. Sublette, A. Marsh, L. Wickire, M. decor, P. Lauder, S. Anthony, W. Messir, D. Dawson. Third row, standing: A. Bolitho, C. Elliot, P. Poff, R. Mansell, E. Nichols, D. Lauder. Back row: S. Kaip, J. Anderson, D. Kline. wesley The Wesley Foundation is the Nation- al Methodist student organization, the purpose of which is to provide Christian fellowship, develop Church leadership, and promote Christian growth through group ac- tivity and the aid of its religious counselor. women's recreation association First row, left to right: D. MacLaren, A. Tittl, G. Anderson, M. Stephenson, H. Bachrach. Second row, left to right: Miss Mordy, Advisor, D. Woods, rec. sec'y., P. Paget, president, R. Geletko, vice president, B. Kozlow, treasurer, K. Kungan, corr. sec'y. Third row, left to right: F. Bean, L. Aaron, D. Mason, I. Stumph, R. Freers, M. Schroeder, M. Porter, B.. Swers, D. Palmer. A student publications Frank P. Gill Student Publications Advisor' collegian wayne engineer acl service panorama griffin collegian Pat Smee , assigns reporter Ann Ver- meer a story from the day's news list while .Terry Flint, ass't news editor records another story being given to him over the phone. The editors of the Collegian discuss the day's procedure. Left to right: Maurice Vincent, managing editorg Barry Katz, editorgDon Beck, fea- ture editorgPat Smee, news editor. Keith Wilson and his staff type the columns of print that appear in the Detroit Col- legian. Left to right: Frank Grateau, Barbara Zamet, Paul Garbe, Chuck Svenson and Barbara Cornwall are writing headlines the stories given to them by Grateau. Fall 1951 Collegian staff- -first row, to right: Chuck Svenson, Paul Garbe, Smee, Jerry Flint. Second row: Den- Dugan, Isabel Halkiewitz, Don Beck, Katz, Maurice Vincent, Bob Kirk. row: Frank Majeske, Emily Olah, Yarco, Joan Slater, Bill Thomas, Cornwall, Ken Froslid, Barbara Clarence Shelly, Ann Vermeer, Lee, Bill Nelson. C 'Ts engineer Th e W a yn e Engineer, edited by Frederick Wendland, is the official publication of the College of Engi- neering. It in c lud e s student and faculty papers, news of the several engineering societies and a 1 u m ni groups, and g e n e r al information about the College. The Wayne En- gineer, a member of Engineering College Magazines Associated, is published four ti m e s a year. The magazine gives e n g i n e e r i ng stu- dents the opportunity to have their research work on new engineering developments published. acl service Advertising service staff: ass't ad mgr. Mary Stermerg o ffi c e mgr. M a r i ly n Wolfe, advertising mgr. Isabell Hal c i ewi c z 5 art director Jerry Pickman. Frank Grateau, Earl Krentzin, Sam Karres, Mary Stermer, and Bob Huff of the Panorama convene to have their picture taken. Martha Willoughby panorama Martha Willoughby, editor Robert McKenzie, fiction editor Bob Huff, poetry editor Mary Stermer, art editor Jimmie Sutton, feature editor Frank Grateau, business manager griffin Members of the staff crowd around the layout table as the first pages of the Griffin are prepared for the pr e s s. Left to right stand Lilly Doumanian fc op y e d it o rj, Janice Wilson, Jean Carter, C harlotte Hirschman, Marian Kimball, Doris Bronstein, Helen Krause fco-editorj Romiy R ob e r t s on, Leo Sklar and Barbara Wilson Cco-editorl. Staff Charlotte Hirshman Janice Wilson Shirley Sniderman Gumpper Loretta Zalewski Marion Kimball Pat Halley Evelyn Kowshowsky Mildred Cunningham Leo Sklar fleftj of the Senior Board handled Griffin sales--and is prov- ing his salesmanship as he sells a subscription to Al Kukin. Marian Kimball, Charlotte Hirsch- man and Lilly Doumanian check pic- tures of organizations with copy be- fore submitting copy to the typist. The editors of the Griffin thank all those who helped produce Wayne's 1951 Yearbook. Special thank-yous are to Mr. Earl A.Weiley and the Art Education Department for their assistance in gathering material and laying out of pages. Also thank-yous to the Senior Board of 1951 who, under Leo Sklar, supported their yearbook by conducting sales. Co-editor ....... Co-editor ......... . . . Editorial writer . . Art directors ..... . . . Publicity director ........ Sales manager. . . Business manager Photographers . . . Barbara Wilson Helen Krause Lillie Doumanian Carl Owens Ronald Robertson Theresa Drumb Leo Sklar Don Maxwell Bill Thomas Dave O'Nea1 Ken Froslid Editors: Theresa Drumb, Barbara Wilson, Helen Krause. Don Maxwell, business manager , re- flects upon the condition of the budget and its balance. 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H was was muxm Z:-.can -emma. .-:NP-:O fcgww .. 7,0 E3 - 34, ge-2 'mga go..-o 610592 U'U-.DQ -S252 'Wai .- ku. +V.: O, 6,5856 .AOQQBG r-.ahah BEE'-15 :5S5gw mcoo . 1?1'-:U o-m Eemcs r-.cr 2,-1 .Fl -.fn-EM I-25:-1f.'E':': an-WH' 1. in I.-,,....'yHu5ui'.f ' ' F4021 ' To open the season, the Tartars top- pled the University of South Dakota 19-14 with sophomore end Jack Crittendon showing the way with two touchdowns. The University of Detroit handed the Tartars its annual trouncing 34-0 although the Tartars threatened to score twice in the opening minutes of the game. There were plenty of new faces around last fall as Coach Lou Zarza's football team sought to better the 1949 record of three wins and five losses. A total of 44 men were invited out for fall practice, and only 10 had worn a varsity uniform before. Making up the rest of the Tartar squad were holdovers from the 1949 freshman squad which went unde- feated for the first time in Wayne football history. The biggest task facing Coach Zarza and his assistants was the rebuild- ing of the Wayne backfield. Not one letterman was returning, so the freshman backfield of quarterback Dick Brown, halfbacks Elbert Rich- mond and Frank Rosenthal, and full- back Wes Carlos was kept as a unit. In the season's third contest, West- ern Illinois jumped into a 21-0 half- time lead over the Tartars as the Wayne forwards played listless ball for the first periods. But the second half found a rejuvenated Wayne squad on the field. The Tartars pushed across three tallies, but failed to make the all- important third point- after-touch- down and lost the game by a 21-20 score: The game against Michigan State Normal gave everyone on the Tar- tar squad a chance to see action. Wes Carlos plowed over for two touchdowns as the Tartars gained their second triumph of the season, 26-6. J ourneying to Philadelphia, the Tar- tars faced highly touted Temple. The Owls scored early in the first quarter, but then the Tartar line tightened and the two teams played on even terms. Leading only 6-0 going into the final period, Temple exploded into action. The Owls pushed three scores across in the final 15 minutes to win by a comfortable 26-0 margin. Joe Arenas sparked the University of Omaha to a 33-13 trommcing of the Tartars the following week. The Tartars tangled with South Da- kota State in the Homecoming game. Near -blizzard weather cut deeply in- toan anticiapted full house, and only 3,500 fans were on hand for the open- ing kickoff. In a disastrous third quarter, the South Dakota Jackrabbits broke open the tightly contested game, chalking up four touchdowns. With the help of some brilliant blocking, South Dakota backs swung around Wayne's end and crashed through tackles for some large gains. The final score posted was 40-0. Bradley nosed out the Tartars 33-Z9 in a see-saw contest. The final game of the season found Wayne and Toledo meeting in almost near zero weather. Less than 1,000 spectators watched the game. Playing on a field frozen hard, the Rockets took advantage of every scor- ing opportunity to swamp Nayne 56- 7. Thus the grid season ended with a record of two won and seven lost. Outstanding in the Wayne line were co-captains Charlie Milo and Bob Wyman, Cy Minnella, Bob Langas, Tony Perrino, Gerry Sauve, Ed Tou- ma, Bernie Love, Mike Suchara, Pat Pantano, Larry Hubbard, Walt J en- kins, Jack Crittendon, Bill Blair, Jess Lowther and Hal Beardsley. In the backfield outstanding men in addition to Brown, Rosenthal, Rich- mond and Carlos were halfbacks John O'Hare and Don Edison, full- backs Rene Rodolosi and Rudy Herz- berg, and quarterback Ray Piesko. Cheer leaders: first row, right to leftg Wanda Clark, captain, Slizuk, Lou Alice Dukes, Ernestine Frears. Second row: Ross Cliff Shears, Hank Vyskocil. basket ball N 1 First row, left to right: Bob Conibear, George Adams, Ron Condon, John Seppla, Bi11R0binSon. Second row: Coach Joel Mason, Bob Boyce, Bob Langas, Gene Bolden, John Erickson, Assistant Coach Fred Mulhouser. varsit Coach Joel Mason's cagers enjoyed their best season in six years. Not sine e Newman Ertel1's 1944-1945 won 11 and lost five had Wayne en- joyed a winning season. The big reasonfor the success of the Tartars was senior guard Ron Con- don. Although only 5 ft. 11 inches tall, Condon paced the Tartars with a scoring average of more than 14 points per game. Condon reached his peak in the first game against the University of De- troit when he tallied 26 points to lead the Tartars to an upset 5 1 -49 victory. While a good share of the Tartars' success goes to Condon, the rest of the Tartar squad d e s e r v e s much praise. Sophmore guard Bill Robin- son, although not a high scorer, was invaluable as a playmaker and de- fensive end. Forward Charlie Dubas averaged more than 10 points per game. The freshmen enjoyed one of their best seasons in Wayne history. The big man inthe frosh attack was Char- lie Primas, a6 ft. 3 inch center from Miller High School. Primas averaged more than 15 points a game. Other freshman stars were guard Ernie Wagner and Johnny Kline, who both averaged more than 10 points per game. The frosh handily disposed the Uni- versity of Detroit freshman team twice,by scores of 50-37 and 63-43. They also trounced Toledo's frosh freshman a The basketball future promises to be bright for Coach Mason's future teams. First row, left to right: Alexander Prentice, Robert Cooper, Ernest Wagner, Robert Ellison, Byron Hurd. Second row: Coach Fred Mulhauser, Donald Charpentier, Charles Primas, Ralph Totten, Tom Keller, Johnny Kline, Assistant Coach Paris DiSento. qw Y-...... 1 33 'arg A ff? x wx' I ,f J 4 F5+., f .LZ QL: V- f ' -9 X ,aff 95 n - f f wig, '-3 Q if ,v I w truck Placing fifth in the 1951 edition of the Central Collegiate indoor track meet held at Notre Dame, the Tar- tar thinclads did not hit the 1.000 per cent mark of last season, but they gave their opponents some stiff competition. In a triangular meetwith the University of Chicago and Butler University at Chicago, the small Wayne squad scored 68 points, taking seven out of a pos- sible l2 firsts. Coach David L. Holmes, now in his 34th year as at hlet i c director Wayne has had under his tu Olympian trackman Ken Doherty Lorenzo Wright , and Allen Tol Track teamg left to right: Lowell weet, I im White, Bob Inch, Lynn Desmyter, Don Gurwin, Jim Colfer. fencing The 1951 Tartar fencing squad has c r 0 s s e d blades sucessfully with the best in the country. Not since 1939 has Wayne had a losing sea- son. In addition to last year's nine wins andtwo defeats, Wayne placed 11th in the NCAA meet which was h o st e d by the University here in Detroit. C o a c h Bela deTuscan is the de s i gn er and patent holder of all electrical fencing e qu ip m e nt used. With the Wayne team since 1932, deTuscan has helped the fen- cing squad rise to national heights. The women's recreation program, serviced by the Women's Recreation Association and assigned staff members from the Women's De- partment of Health and Physical Education has four purposes for which it exists: To promote and foster an extra-curricular sports, dance and recreation program for all Wayne University women 5 To encourage co-recreational activities where- ever possible, and find common ground with a comparable men's programg To promote fellowship and a spirit of unity among somen studentsg To work cooperatively with the faculty, students and other student organizations in University undertakings. . 7 WOITIGI1 .I N . , .x. ,ir FISA? ' 2. 'XV 5 Aft-T ,,,.:vL.2 ,,,,,-.s-1h- 491 U1 E I 5 -1 ict ', ,. x .ya 1,-:K I .P 1'- f J ---if ,:u 1- ,F-1, ,vi ,ffivawa . ,. A -CHAN X 1 V7 A . 1 Nl XL, an-'S'-5'.T f K 1... I gn '-4 Q7- ' ' ' ?Q - 1' I Qkgge. ,gy V', 0 I Q um M ,gf f f- ' fr-, 4 A I :fr 'tfgl - - 'P -. as N. A ly., 3,- -,KA L Vg, f-:- wgig., WJ? 7. 'Q 'FSP' ff .9 - Fun , -, 4 ' x P ni Yr ui M.. cclmpu activities... No campus or yearbook could be considered complete without full re- cognition of campus groups and ex- tra curricular activities. Wayne University has a full roster for the student from which to choose--from bridge to skiing, from painting to photography and from debate to dra- ma. Furthermore, almost every department has its special club for students to' join. And then, there are always the Greeks , the Women's groups, the men's associations, ad iniinitum. Blood Donors Mackenzie Union's Peroxide Vani ties at Wintermart Wayne University Health Center ser- vices are available to all students Scattered throughout this next section 1-ire those high- lights of the Wayne social season. Scattered we say, because there always seems to be something next Friday or Aren't you going Tuesday night --and so to preserve this feeling of Wayne's crowd- ed social agenda, tl1e Griffin gives way to Activities D Collegian Press Card Party 7, Student-Faculty Tea X . I X lg Students at the Fine Arts Annual Arts Mask Ball Three members study the oil paint- ing presented to the Miles Poetry Group. Admiring The Game, by Hughie Lee Smith, are Joan Kasten- berg, and Joanne Russell. Wayne University students voting on the Political Action Referendum. During United Nations week Putnam was lined with the flags of many nations. Many students spend their leisure time sipping a soda at the soda bar in the Student Center. ELL Students using the loud speaker sys- tem in the Student Center. A.W.S. prepare for their annual dance Inline with civil defense Wayne Uni- versity students participated in a blood typing program. , -:iw 1 4.-uf?-if-'I gli' -r f'il 'yn' ,- - ge, . ,x,, a iv -, , J Q! wlntermclrt Wayne's eleventh annual car- nival, was a gala affair. Convention Hall was decor- ated with gay booths, staffed by members of the many par- ticipating organizations. This activity represents the efforts of all Wayne groups to raise funds for the War Memorial Mall. Wintermart of 1950 was head ed by Don McGregor, gener al chairman. G. :. The A.W.S. was formed in 1924-25. The purpose of this organization is to promote fellowship and spirit of unity among women studentsg to work cooperative- ly with the faculty, students, and other student organi- zations in University undertakings, and to represent women students in matters of general university in- terestsg to promote and maintain high standards, academically and sociallyg to strengthen and broaden a sense of individual responsibility through participa- tion in suitable projects and activities sponsored by the Association of ,vomen Students. Here's How Fashion Show in conjunction with the Mackenzie Union--held November 8th, 1950. The prime purpose of this function was to illustrate the correct way N I to dress for various college functions. Left to right: Gail Glazar, Tom Bolne, Mary Ann Hatos Left to right: Shirley Stretlien, Grace Shelbe, Jean Robertson f??3K ?1 .Si fl. i , P. 'Q N . 'X 3 i I N we League of Women Voters, discussion period. Chairman: Fay Zercher Representatives from the A.W,S. acted as hostesses at a function held for refugee children. mclckenzie union Whee1barr01vRace. Job Outlooks Conference. Standing: Mr. George Crockatt. Seated, left to right: Mr. J. Brenneman, Mr. W. Dennis, Mr. D. Palmer, Mr. A. Hasty, Mr. K. Battjes. tim JN Mews show: left to right, carl Mitseif Stag Night- Left I0 right: Mr- F- Gill, Kproducerl and Bruce Herbert fdirectorl M1'-R- Hguse, D- Madaky H- LUUQSOH, Ml'- D. Marc . Mackenzie Union, men's activities organization at Wayne, was founded in 1933 ,in honor of David D. Mac- kenzie, first dean of the nucleus institution which is now Wayne Uni- versity. The Board of Governors is the student government element, while the Activities Council handles the planning and eyecutixxn of Union programs. Each year, the Union sponsors many cultural, educational and social activities. Among the most prominent are Peroxide Vani- ties at Wintermart, the Job Outlooks Conference , the Governor's Ball and the Men's Show. Proceeds from the last twofunctions, alongwith the do- nations for individuals, compromise a Scholarship Fund which provides S200 scholarships for student leaders from high schools in and about De- troit. Last year, Mackenzie Union brought nine men to Wayne. Interfraternity Dance Carl Mitseff with Dolly Tipu, the Governor's Lady Men's Show: left to rightg B. Her- bert Cdirectorl, H. Butterfield, D. Netting, C.. Mitseff iproducerl, T. McGraw, T. Huston Fern Zwickey fArt Educationl, Da- vid Mitchell fFine Artsj, and Sher- man Willson iAudio-visualj were three of the judges of the Mackenzie Men and Art show . f I. .C- I. F. C. Ball I. F. C. Sing Interfraternity sports Awarding the Scholarship Cup at the I. F. C. Ball I. S. C. Christmas Tree Intersorority sports Girls from Delta Sigma Epsilon and Sigma Sigma play in the first Inter- sorority basketball game. Left to right: Betty Thompson, Rose Marie Geletko, Rosalie Fr eers, Pat Paget. Sorority week i.s.c First prize for fraternity fluat by Tara Hurxxecuming Dance lf- Phi jigzma Epsilon's float Don Ruyle bemg happily surrounded by the Home cvming Queen and her C our! mid-century homecoming Under the general chairmanship of Nick Long, the theme of Mid-century Home- coming was carried through. The alumni were invited back to be shown that Mid- century, however, was more than the half-way mark for WAyne. For the first time, the campus was decorated in gala fashion dueHomecomingunder the chair- manship of Julie Romantic. Recogni- tion is due to Larry Cotter for his fine work as chairman of the Parade Com- mittee, and to Stan McFarland who was chairman of the Dance Committee. First prize for sorority float by Pi Kappa Sigma Homecoming float, judges stand Veta Chi's float Tau Kappa Epsilon's float A large crowd gathers for Wayne' s Wintermart A model UN planning as- sembly is conducted by Betty Hillstrom The Home Economics department holds its an- nual Christmas Fruit- Cake sale ure, you want to go' Pharmic students urge ' fs-:-, 1-Lai , -- .i ,wp Q-F f id A, i ,g.,'!1M'a.Ew' A A fl A A In AHUU 1. BAL . 1 he L S. S. discusses ultures of various con- Q ies at their meetings i he Collegian members e nj o y Worthal ,.. psi 'V ,une-f 119' studio of the Fine Arts Department all that smoke is G. Alden Smith bravely extinguishing a small fire in the sculp- f, E n L, Y ri, , FL, img! ' LVEQ . Q55 :Jiri V' EH-1 '- m'-- 'L' - Sui'-' ' . o-0-l , , n T .. l- 1. ' ,-1- -EG., 1 - TV If . - ' I - :Lrg su, 1 li 1-, l7fi?'3L1-vE!'- 'L 4 , -Lo -,lv , 4lE1 :, ,, , . 1' a ' ' V . , ,..- .,.,4 ..,15.-.-5, 5 , I by 1 ' L. 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Hostesses met guests at the door, while between the floor shows cigarette girls peddled their wares of root beer and pretzels. winter outing To Grayling. was the m otto ofthe Frosh Board during the last week of January. And to Grayling, Michigan it was as three bus loads of Wayne U n i v e r s it y Students ava- lanched upon the resort tovm in part of the Winter Weekend program sponsored by the Frosh Foard. And besides t ob a g g o n i n g, skiing and skating, Wayne University was honored by having a representative for the Michigan Title of Snow Queen --Pat Laarman. Skating' at Grayling Students waving goodbye for a while as they leave for a Sleigh-Hay Ride in the Winter Snow Norma Johnson, Dolly Tipu, Snow Queen Pat Laarman, Billie Russell, Jean Banks. - Y X T, V N P , at l' Q.. ' Q The Dance Workshop, under the di rection of Ruth L. Murray, head the' Women's Physical Educatio Department, includes both under graduate and graduate students wh have special ability in dance and at tain membership through try-outs Traditional dance programs ar given by this group at Christm time and in the spring. The wor shop has participated in certain the University Theatre productio and gives programs throughout t year in Detroit and elsewher The Student Dance Group welsom dancers with limited experience an cooperates with the Workshop i presenting programs. It is direct by Julia Sanford. Elizabeth Gotte leben is the pianist for both group Some of the pictures included these pages are from the Christm programg others were taken durix technique practice and rehearsal dance embers of the Dance Workshop: Jeanette Melick. t Linder, Norma Carter are rehearsing for future s. workshop d r a m G In costume is Paul Barry in Much Ado About Nothing' is 1 if 'WI six 'M J i ,rf ' N, U N -: 1, ix , .,- ' -f., I F - K -F-.f,'uf,j ! - PS., 'L'-w- y 1 1 fm- - - ,eu I' I, 4 , ..... 1-f' .f ia, :5's75',-N .- 'I?!J ef x - Q , 1. AE' Walter Lukasik finishes his piece of furniture 55' Lei . r' f, f' W .,.f V his ,I - -i X 'E x ' : N ' 119, ' ii' ' .Viv 1 - Stone carving in the sculp- ture sutdio requiresa good design--and good arms Lillian Wolock and Janet Zellefsen give exhibits fi- nal art gum rub down The Fine Arts Department, headed by Wayne L. Clax- ton, anually presents a Spring Show of student's Work done during the year. Included are showings of drawings, ceramics, com- mercial art, design, gra- phics, paintings, photo- graphy, sculpture and fur- niture. The picture below shows part of this Fine Arts Spring Show in the Detroit Institute of Arts. With attention focused on the young children of the city, the Art Education Department, headed by Earl A. Weiley, presented their annual Christmas Show and Sale under the theme of . . . All Through the House. In addition to the sale of articles made and submitted by students of the department and University, the Art Edu- cation puppetry class, under the direction of Fern Zwickey, performed for the children of Detroit and surrounding public schools--free admission. Also for the children were Mr. .and Mrs. Santa Claus. Pictures on this page show students preparing for the Sale and Show. Laura Carter, Marion Wolf, and Shirley Gum- mper finish the Elve's Workshop for Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus Theresa Drumb, Bror Stark, Sue Sherman and Marian Kimball work on the construction ofa Small House for Children Gnly Helen Krause, .Tack Derbyshire and Joe Ger- bino rehearse their puppet show Harry Faull, Harold Cherry, Elizabeth Oswald, and Charlotte Hirshman string icicles art shows I U1 Celeste Cole, soprano, was presented in the Lecture Re cital series at the Detroit In- stitute of Arts. Dr. Murry Banks, psycholo- gist, spoke atWayne's Forum as guest of Mackenzie Union and theAssociation of Women Students. The first attraction ofthe 1950-51 University Lecture- Recital series were dancers Emily Frankel and Mark Ryder. The series was held under the auspices of the University Program Planning Committee, Mac- kenzie Union and the Association of Women Students. lectures - vcr ' 2 U f L: A. I F, va 'rf f ,M A The College Man and the Draft was the subject of a panel discussion' sponsored by the Better Student Government Association. 'Die world situation overshadowed the theme of many lectures. Dr. Ralph Bunche, United Nations peacemaker, spoke to students about the impor- tance of United Nations functions. all U The Wayne University Symphony Orchestra presented an all Viennese program in their October concert. Valter Poole, former assistant conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, directed the group. Marilyn Jeup soloed in the Mozart's Concerto E flat for piano and orchestra. Rehearsal of the orchestra Marilyn .T eup at the piano Valter Poole 5 5 is D The Women's Ensemble, under the direction of Harry Lang sfor d of the Music department, pre- sented their fall concert in the Detroit Institute of Arts. Included in the program was soloist Clif- ford White, and the Madri- gal Singers. Viola Old s was the piano accompanist. 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N ' im ,M . lv ,Y Barbara Beddow Miss .T -Hop Norma Tulk Homecoming Queen Dolly Tipu Governor's Lady 1- ---1-vm-1 ampus royalty Nancy Kluwe Colonel's Lady Robert Stieler Soph Sweetheart Rose Corich Soph Sweetheart cartoons by carl M 90 r-. 1 aims E1 f W Q FEQUQAQ 1 2 G A X W, 6119 J 7k A NNA? 4 Y? F 11 V F M ff 2 T . il Qld A i w XREPURT 6 QQ gg 7, EC I 1 A XXQ X 0 U? xr W' , Q WK XL i RT ' Q 7 TNETNE-E Q X5 a Y Y PEP ' 95 Amgfgr i i i fi- '.SLSlF,vrl2.4fjv . community service community service 'Q f-Q-A N, ' ,W W' Q 1? 93 lll .-'S 5 Wayne University students spend much of their free time volunteering services to various agencies throughout the city. The Detroit Orthopedic Clinic, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, C ommunity Centers, Settlement Houses, and Religious groups, Chi1dren's Museum, and others, are recipients of this service. The photographs on these pages were taken from the Detroit Orthopedic Clinic. 51 'I' is Wayne students now volunteering s erv i c e s at the Art Institue in- clude F. Polester, Barbara Burke, Lillian Wollock, Louie Demello, B. Paschen, Charles Meyer, Mar- tin Hollander , Honore Pommerich, Jack Derbyshire, Theresa Drumb. School children touring the Institute ,Y 110, 6 I V, 1 Q 1 Wayne University is located in the cultural center of Detr oit . This location affords Wayne students the opportunity to be both spectators and participants in Library and In- stitute Services. Among latter ser- vices ar e guiding of Public School childr en on Institute tours, instruct- ing children's art classes, aiding the Institute staff in Shows, and teaching Adult Education Classes. The Children's Museum is, as its nam e implies, a building housing dis p l ay s that are correlated with Public S c hool studies for greater interest and meaning to children. Wayne University students--especi- ally those in the field of Education, have often volunteered their services to aid th e Museum to prepare and present class study for the children that visit. Chi1dren's museum Saturday morning classes Volunteer workers under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Argue Frank a Wayne graduate. Dr. John J. Lee is Dean of the Graduate School. He is the Vice- President of the Michigan Society for Crippled Children of Detroit, Vice-Presid- ent of the Wesley Foun- dation of Wayne. His name can be found in Who's -Vmin America. He has writien approx- imately thirty articles for Chapters in year- books, research stud- ies, and reports. ome outstanding faculty members Dr. Lawrence Seltzer is in the Economic De- partment and has been a professor since 1934. He was awarded first prize in the Hart, Schaffner and Marx National prize essay competition in econ- omics in 1927. From 1934 to 1939 he was Head Economist and Assistant Director of Research and Statistics in the U.S. Treasury Department. He has been Consulting Ex- pert of the Federal Re- serveBankoiNew York. Katherine E. Faville is the Dean of the College of Nursing. The positions she held most previous to coming to Wayne were Associate Dean of the School of Nursing at Western Reserve University, and Director of the Henry Street Vis- iting Nurse Service in New York. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Detroit Council of Community Nursing and a member of the National Organization for Public Health Nursing. -LZ lil.ALE..2Z Dr. LeonardA. Scheele is the second Wayne graduate to become Surgeon General of the U.S. Public Health Service. While Assistant Surgeon General, Scheele served two years with General Eisenhower as chief of pre- ventative medicine in the European theater. His military decorations include the Legion of Merit, Typhus Medal, and the Order of Public Health. Dr. Arthur M. Hume was graduated from the Detroit College of Medicine in 1881. From 1889 to 1900 he served as mayor of Owosso, a post to which he was elected in recognition of his public service, both as Physician and citizen. For eight months shortly following World War I, he was in charge of a sep- aration center in New York. Upon returning home, he was elected president of the State Medical Soc- iety. He still maintains his oifice as a practicing in Owosso. out tcmcllng alumni Dr. Mary Margaret Frazer received her B.A. degree from Wayne in 1928 and her M.D. in 1932. Dr. Frazer's specialties are Surgery, Obstretrics and Gynecology, and she has taken a post graduate course in Industrial Medicine. At present she is on the staff of Grace Hos- pital and is a member of the American Medical Association, Michigan State Medical Society, and Wayne County Medical Society. She is Medical Director of the JVomen's.Cancer De- tection Center. 3 After receiving his A.B. degree from Wayne in 1925, Donald S. Leonardjoinedthe Michigan State Police Department. While a State Policeman Leonard studied law in evening school and in 1931 received a LL.B. in law from Wayne. As a member of the American defense delegation, Leonard went to London in 1941 to study effects of German bombing and possible med- iums of defense. In January, 1947 former Governor Sigler appointed him State Police Commissioner. In June, 1949 Wayne University confered the honorary degree of doctor of law upon Leonard. Douglas MacGregor, president of Antioch Col- lege, is another in the long line of illustrious Tartar alumni. In 1926 MacGregor began work as a gas station attendant in Buffalo and was soonpromoted to district manager in the Detroit area. He received his A.B. from Wayne in 1932 and M.A. at Harvard. After receivingaPh.D. from Harvardin 1935, he remained as instructor in Social Psychology until 1937. He was also Professor of Psychology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. MacGregor was selected Antioch College presi- dent from 700 candidates, concluding a six month search. He is a member of the panel of arbitrators for the American Arbitration As- sociation. In June, 1949 Wayne University awarded MacGregor an honorary degree. R u t h Wylie received her A.B. in 1937 andher M. A. in 1939 from Wayne. In 1 943 she receivedhe r Ph. D. from the Eastman S c ho ol of Music. After teaching at other univer- sities, she became As- sistant Professor of Com- position and Theory at Wayne in September , 1949. Her name appears in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities and she was winner of the Mu Phi Epsilon National Composition Competition in two categories in 1950. This spring , her Good Luck Overture will be performed by the Wayne University Symphony 0 r c h e s tr a . 5 Louis D. Abood George Moses Aboud Evelyn Abram Gerald Abrams Barbara Adams Charles Adams Jean Affeld Richard Agnello Francis Aiello Frank Aiello Joyce Almany Vorance Althouse Madeline Alvey Donald Alway Dorothy Alzingre Leo C. Anderson Lyman Anderson Edwin S. Andrews Geraldine Andrews Angelo Angellotti Lester Angwin Constance Anthony Marie Anton James Antonow Burt Applebaum Perry Applebaum Hermlna Arentz George Armstrong Marvin Arnold Emile Asa Martin Astourian Fred Atiyeh Elaine Aurich Isobel Aylward William Baars Theodore Bacalis Betty Bagwell Guregh Baharozian Thomas Bailey Myron Bakst Delta Balcer Anna Baltic William Baranyai Ronald Barcus H. I. Barkay , Herbert Barland Emmet W. Barnes Gloria Barnes -,A .,5,.,, 1,-,, ,- . -.A Je,-1 - in ' fb .s,,941t.,. X., A 4551105 sz- , '- 953- 1 - g I 5, B fd-fgem . 2 5:-A .11 .. f.. f ,-,,5- njiv' T ,. ' - V , , ET Q 7 1 J 1:42 , - J' F5 Yjfif 11, - N: V .51 'es .. ,-5 l TY' I I ' r xv- I l un wr '- 5'1- li Q . V . 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Society of Electrical and Radio Engineers QStudent Branchj NIELSEN, MARGOT E., Ed. NIEPOTH, GEORGE W., Eng. Kappa Chi, A.S.M.E. NORUNDZAIAN, GLADYS, Ed. NOWACK, MARY A., Ed. Delta Sigma Epsilon NOWAKOWSKI, CHARLES T., L.A. Delta Sigma Rho, -Stu- dent Court, Sarmatia, Debating Team, Economics Club OLAH, EMILY, L.A. Z e t a Chi, Inter S o r o r ity Council, Frosh-Soph-Junior Boards O'LOUGHLJZN, HARRY, Bus. Ad. P r e s id e nt-Soph Class, P r e s id e nt-Junior Class, Chairman-1946 Homecoming Parade, C hairman -Mus ic Committee, C hairman- Discussion Committee, Vice President-Taras, Athletic Booster Committee, Student Activities Committee, M.U. Bd. of Governors, Frosh Board OMELIANOFF, OLGA, L.A. Home Economics Club, A.W.S. ORBAIN, RICHARD B., L.A. Geography Club OSBORN, WILLIAM, Bus. Ad. Alpha Kappa Psi OWENS, CARL, Art Ed. Art Editor Griffin Staff, Art Ed. Club Officer, Alpha Phi Alpha Officer, Founders Society College Service Committee, N.A.A.C.P. 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Executive B oar d - '49-'50-'51, Pi Kappa Sigma, Debate Squad, Or atory, Theatre, Senior Board, Wintermart-Executive Assistant TUNSTALL, ROBERT MITCHELL, L.A. TURIN, DIIVIITRY M., L.A. Sigma Phi Lambda, Ski Club, American Chemical Society TURNER, ALLAN, L.A. TURNER, PETER, Eng. A.S.M.E., S.A.E. TURKISH, DORTE, L.A. U'REN, BETTY, L.A. Zeta Chi, Phi Upsilon Omicron VAN DOREN, GLENN H., L.A. Workshop of the Arts VAN HOUTEN, LYLE C., Bus. Ad. Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Gamma, Business Administration Advisory Council VERGOS, EVANGELINE, L.A. Zeta Chi, Sigma EpsilonPhi, A.W.S., Executive Board, Best Foot Forward-Chairman, Swing Out-Chairman, Social Studies Club, Homeroom Club, Swing In Committee VERGOS, VIOLA, Ed. Zeta Chi, Sigma Epsilon Phi, First Semester Frosh Board, Second Semester Frosh Board, Soph Board, Junior Board, Best Foot Forward fS.W.S. Comrnitteel VON ARX, MARIE, Ed. Delta Sigma Epsilon, Pi Lambda Theta VOYDANOFF, DAVID, L.A. WAGNER, ALBERT, Ed. WAHL, ROBERT H., Eng. 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Alpha Theta Sigma WITTE, BEVERLY A. , Ed. Best Foot Forward, Gamma Del- tans, Bowling Club WIZNER, WILLIAM W., L.A. WOELLMER, LYDIA M., L.A. League of Women Voters, Detroit Collegian, Lutheran Student Assn. WOLCOTT, KEITH J., Eng. A.S.M.E., S.A.E. WOOD, EMOGENE PAUL, Nur. R.N. Club WOODS, LEONA, Ed. Freshman Board WOOMER, DONALD, L.A. Tau Kappa Epsilon WRIGHT, LORENZO CHRISTOPHER, Ed. KappaAlpha Psi, Health Ed. Club, Wayne Letterman's Club ZALKO, DOLORES, L.A. Home Economics Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Sarmatia ZALEWSKI, LORETTA, Ed. Art Education Club, Detroit Orthopedic Clinic service Late com ers DUNN, MARGARET L., Ed. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Elementary Homeroom Club, Ass'n for Childhood Education DZOBA, WILLIAM, L.A. Psychology Club FLAHERTY, MAYBELL, Bus. Ad. FroshBoard, Delta Sig- ma Epsilon ftreasurer, secretaryj, I.S.C., A.W.S. Best Foot Forward , Miss Modern Design court, Women's Glee Club, University Chorus FRYE, JAMES H., Eng'g. TauBeta Pi, Omicron Delta Kap- pa, Student Council Qcorresponding s e c r et a r y l, Senior Board, Phi Sigma Epsilon, American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, H onor s Convocation Committee for 1951, Interfraternity sports fhorseshoes, basketball, softballl, Accemities Cpresident, secretary-treasurerl, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Student assistant in Mech. Eng'g. Dept. LENZ. ROBERT, Bus. Ad. Delta Sigma Pi, Beta Gamma MACKIN, ROBERT A., Bus. Ad. International fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, Wesley Foundation, Wayne U. Veterans Assn., Mackenzie Union Social Committee RETTINGER, EMIL J., Bus. Ad. Delta Sigma Phi ROCCOS, GENEVIEVE, Ed. Delta Sigma Epsilon, Student Council, National Student Association Committee Ksecre- taryl, Social Studies Club fsecretaryl, Newman Club, Stu- dent Council Service Committee fchairmanl, Detroit Col- legian Staff reporter SHELTON, JAMES N., L.A. Psychology Club, Psi Chi Scho- lastic Honorary Society in Psychology SMITTLE, VIRGENE, Ed. gold key fvice-presidentl, Pi La rnbda theta, U.P.P.C. Qsecretaryl, S.A.C., Student C ouncil fsecretaryl, Junior Board SPURRIER, HARRY HEALY, Eng'g. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Tau Beta Pi, Wayne University Ho- DOTHTY Chemical Fraternity SWANSON, DON, Bus. Ad. Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Market- ing Club, National Institute of Credit EDITORS' NOTE: The above listing of graduates is not complete due to late or no filing of forms by graduates. COI'll'l'ClSf Q 1 v X H-.N X N f 'S-Q Li, SITE I' 6 if 1? fi autographs