Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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28 First Row: R. S. Smith, D. Olsen, Milets ski, N. Davis, Kyle, Sieverling, Clans. Seymour. R. Benson, Von Au, Bemis, Van Voorhees, Losey. Dunhum, J. Sllumun. Locke, Sime. Storms, Monstrenm. Fabian, Hinckley. Fourth Row: Snntoro, Geiger, Jacobs. Ghlzer, Stoll, Richmond, St'hummrick, Roth, J. Miller, Murkowitz, Walden, Meyer, J. Clark, Rosensweig, Kuleshn, France, Schnuer. Fifth Rmv: Bacon. Muriele, Weilzner. S. Johnson, Hawkins, Bet'khum, Wall, WV. Drury, Irwin. 0mm Phi Second Row: Feldmun, Third Row: Kaplnn, Kremznym, The Omega Phias lost the championship football game to Sigma Chi, but were Victorious in League A. The house placed second in the effigy contest over Amherst week-end with 1: mon- strous shipwreck. Jim Dunhanl was president of the Cardinal Key for 1952-53, as well as head of the hand and a member of the Jihel's. Rich Hinckley was head of the Wesley Foundation while Boh Schnum' labored in the sports department of the Argus. Oggie Locke captained the el'oss-country team and Vic Glazer was elected co-eaptuin 0f the 1953 team. Dave Sinle wrestled and Mike Fabian and John Miller swam for the varsity teams. In the full of 1952, Omega Phi severed relations with its national affiliation, Delta Upsilon, 0n the grounds of practice of discrim- ination hy that body.

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Firs! Row: tkneelingt M. Shapiro, Drury, Ruhino, Stern, Kuehl, Roesler, Resnirk, Silvermun, Fred- rickson. Meisner. Miluvsky, Friedlund, Terek, Carson, Gruskuy. A. Gordon, Radley, Hines, Fischtrom. Serond Rout: Coodkind, Rubinoxsitz, Kutz, Singhum. Demhert, Dibble, Bentley, Klein, L. Morris, Finizio, lrMin, Cone, Hurlcm, Jacobs. l,ilalt. Third Row: Wail. Fraser, Cuntiun. LnBrie, Timberlake, Wisdom, Passett, T. Rogers, Goldstein, Dulmuge, T. Shapiro, Wagner, Forman, Shonle, Erickson, Wilcox. Jolly Wtslcy 61515 In an auspicious start for the school year, the John Wesley Chlh again retained title to the Jackson Cup with an honors average for the entire group. The plans for a house were con- tinued and tho memhers hope that in the near future this project will become a reality. The fertile brain of Dick Barrett instigated ttFlaming Mamie? for the full house party, and it was a crack- ling success. Hot on the heels of the party came a real live fire in Lenny Morrisgs sofa, which caused more consternation than damage. Lenny and Vern Dibble were both instrumental in the elevtiun of Steve Bailey :15 Mayor of Middletown and Boh Brown and Bob Cohen were active in attempts to make Wesleyan known as a university 110mliscriminatory to Negroes.

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The Eclm'tics scampcrod away with second place scholastic honors for tho who-knows how many straight years, with only the John Wesley Cluh ahead of them. Fall house parties fea- tured a square dance and a hirdwalk and October 18th was set aside as Parentis Day. The Spring Sing, with groups from Well- esley and Holyoko. the Jihcrs and Cardinals, and Eclecticas own Spooky Sewn and Moon-Muids, was highly regarded. Dave Jen- kins ran the C. B. Committee 011 Freshman Orientation, aided by Terry Hatter and Harvey Lerner in the Senate. Two varsity captains were elected from tho housr for 1952, Bill Tcuchout in soccer and Jim Sailor in squash. John Jahos was president of the Eclecticis own indoor Rug Golf Association with Pete Camp and Harvey Lerner assisting. Firs! Row: Hails. Dunn. P. Johnmn. Boyden. Noble. Maison, Cettier. E. Johnson, Thorndike, Spencer. Parker, Ingruhum. Serond Row: P. Shapiro. Strickland. Chllrt'h, Rush. Purler. Hutton. Northrop, Zucko, W7. Dunhum, Underhill. Souls. Sayre. Third Row: Moore, KPPney, Jenkins; Tem-houl, Suiler. L Standing: Allison, Lerner. Muirheud. Morrison. Millur. Lee, Gamble. Collier. Cook. Cope. Hatter, Congleton. Clemens. Beers. Hoy, McConnell. Williams. Allee, B. Bailey. Burrer. Del Dum. Burk Row: Camp, L. Shapiro, Gesrhit'kler. Julius. C. Smith, W. Cordon.