Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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1 f-.nhw-riff.:-x5-Q:...v5Ly L ,-.--..y-nn -1 -p,..y:... lst row: F. Gnatuk, .l. Blaho, R. Davis, H. Lubars. 2nd row: G. Higgenbottom, N. Moyer, D. Tenant. 3rd row: E. Hellstrom, A. Zavora. President John Blaho The 'future Einsteins holcl ci meeting. , -V., - HC, 1,-.-1 -- , A ., i .half .. -ff -'fl :: 'sh fi . -35 9. wif, V. u fift EJ.. M Delta Pi Mu is an organization for the pur- pose ot furthering interest in mathematics and of presenting topics not included in regular course work. Ten new members were initiated into the organization in March. lt is necessary to have eighteen honor points and nine semester hours of Math in order to be eligible tor mem- bership. Delta Pi Mu is not essentially a social minded fraternity, but they do hold regular meetings in which they discuss and solve arithmetical prob- lems that have the rest of us battled! The otticers of this organization are--Presi- dent, John Blahog Vice-President, Glenn Crosby: Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Davis.

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ist row: L. Lyons, J. Weaver, L. Pollock, N. Elkins, S. Patterson, M. Chronis, E. Troutman, A. Coughlin, D. Warne, B. Reiter. 2nd row: R. Kooser, M. Beech, S. Piper, L. Grile, Z. Bollinger, K. Hamilton, J. Bartko, L. Dobson. 3rd row: J. Perlstein, E. Estock, A. Strandberg, D. Haines, D. Shambles, B. Sharps, T. Denier. Qui! lriuers vu' nf Vic Nix President Quill Drivers is a Sigma Tau Delta, Junior for English maiors who have not yet filled the re- quirements for membership into the national organization. This little sister club enjoys the same activities and purposes, to foster an active interest in the fine arts and in creative writing. y On campus the most memorable activities of the year were the banquet, old time spelling bee, and a Valentine party. Interest in the fine arts was stimulated by visiting the art exhibits at Carnegie, and dramatic productions at the Nixon and Carnegie Tech. Throughout the monthly meetings, the creative writing theme was accented. A new group is initiated into the organization.

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'. -f ,-, 'mf Prof. Mintier, Prof. Mullaly, Alex Walker fi Tau Kappa Alpha has been on the campus fr W2 of Waynesburg College for twenty-one years. ,mf The local chapter was organized through the my wc efforts of Mr. Mintier, head of the History depart- ' ment. Tau Kappa Alpha boasts of three faculty 'W' members. They are: Dr. Mintier, Prof. Moore, 4--M and Prof. Mullaly. To become eligble for mem- -,f- bership, a student must participate in at least ten debates and must be approved by the faculty advisor, Dr. Mintier. This year the debating My team has been composed of Eugene Ganassi, M ' ' Robert Solomon, Ronald Elbell, Dennis Dulaney, WS A Don London, Walter Radishek, Jack Sellers, and -ffl Alex Walker. The team has participated in tour- 1.71 naments at West Virginia University, Allegheny, Westminster, Slippery Rock, California State Teachers College and Harvard University. The local chapter attended the national meeting at Indiana University. The fraternity boasts of chapters in many of the leading schools of the country. It is because of this unique national recognition that membership in Tau Kappa Alpha is considered quite an achievement. 67 Alex Walker President On a debate trip to Princeton University.