WU 1949 Yearbook pt2 - Walter P. Reuther Library

Alexander Ben Marion Bonds Milton Caplan
Joseph Costanzo Peter Cubra William Davidson Andrew Dimaggio
Stuart Firnschild Eli Friedman Alfonso Fuller George Gluski
Martha Grekul Victor Hanson Richard Hartley Caryl Hathaway
Keith Jenkins Alice Jones David Kaplan Kleath Kembel Ellsworth Kendig
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Albert Kramer Felix League Ernest Levin Charles Lowe John Maser
Max Mathers Sidney Milder Wendell Murphy Anthony Nunez Earl Opperhauser
John Palumbo Chester Pierce Harold Reed Jack Ribiat Albert Schlenker
Irwin Shulman Charles Siebert Jack Silberman Luman Slawson George Squire
Stuart Stahl Keith Trace, Jr. Ned Wagner Woodrow Weiss Peter Whittaker
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\ . THE
DETROIT COLLEGIAN
Jeanne Smith, Shirley Rismer, Bud Neal, Ray Gibton, Ann Bakalis, Pete Dickinson, and Lois Vagnozzi.
Sally Slagel, Bud Neal, Warren Johnke, Pete Dickinson, and Don Pilete.

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This year, for the first time, the Student-Faculty
Directory has incorporated
the Wayne University Handbook within
its covers. Another edition to the Directory
is an Advertising Index in the
back of the book which acts as a classified
section. Other firsts include the
listings of the Law School, College of
Medicine, and t he School of Morluary
Science. The 1948-49 Directory, also
contains the names of all fu ll-time and
part-time matriculated students, as we ll
as faculty, office, and organization listings.
In addition, a map of the main
campus, and a listing of the alumni
organizations are included.
The completion of the Directory was
made possible through the cooperation
of the associate editors and staff assistants.
Left to right: Joyce Hanchett, Co-editor;
Betty de Wolff, Business Manager; Shirley
Rundorff, Co-editor.
STUDENT-FACULTY
DIRECTORY
Left to right: Shirley Rundorff; Joyce Hanchett; Elizabeth W arszawski; Doris Q'Loane; Bev.
erley Hanchett; Barbara Wright; Betty de Wolff.
Absent from picture: Martha Steinmetz; Carol Zillgitt; Betty Coleman; Sara McKinney; Barbara
Plumb; Pat Gaffney; Reynolds Juengel; Don Kilts; Betty Bremiller; Jean Deming; Barbara
Stoke; Dot Prance; Kay Sweeney.
Boris Moroz, Caryl Klein, Don Ferguson, Cla rence White.
AD SERVICE
Betty De Wolff, Arlin Gitlin, Sid Cogan, Trudy Epstein.
Mrs. Ruth Kroll.

Dudley Randall, John Booty, Norman Glovinsky, Peggy Crutchley: Co.Editor, Gerald
Lampert, Leo V. Young.
PANORAMA
Panorama, literary magazine of the University, is sponsored by the English
Department. Intended to stimulate the creative writing talents of the
students, Pan, as it is referred to mixes good writing with humor, cartoons
and articles. Starting slowly a few semesters ago, Panorama has gradually
accumulated a reading public which has insured its success.
ENGIN EER
Published four times a year, the Wayne Engineer is the official
publication of the College of Engineering. The magazine aims
at furthering the aims and ambitions of the students in engineering.
All of the material for the publication is written and contributed
by the students of the college. The content of the
articles appearing in the magazine are written to be of interest
to all students, both in and out of the College of Engineering.
David Brody, Managing Editor; Joel Cohen, Circulation Manager; Leonard J. Pernick,
Editor in Chief; Harold Bryman, Publicity Manager

Editor in Chief, Alexander J. Zawacki Jr.
Managing Editor and Art Director,
G loria M. Conlan
THE GRIFFIN
Assistant Managing, Victoria Johnides
The Griffin has been published since 1925 as a student activity.
Continuing the tradition, the Griffin has been designed
as a senior yearbook. This year due to the unprecedented
enthusiasm of the class of 1949, there are over 1200 senior
pictures in the book.
A hearty "thanks" is extended to a few of the members of
the Art Education Department and members of the Collegian
staff for their unselfish help. Tom Sutton and Joel Dvorman
served as assistant art editors. Joyce Hanchett, Jane Roche,
Beverly Bay, and Jeanne Smith worked on copy, while Jerry
Cohen contributed sports material to go with the photography
of Jay Funkhauser,' pictured on the right.
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photographs by helen reisdorf

I Seated: G. Smart; A. Del Buono; F. Emerson; H. Van Vliet; H. Hess; D. Stocker;
J. Jaworowicz.
Standing: A. Weiss; R. Maki; M. Frank; W. Beese; J. Darragh; S. Feldsteen; C.
Strewski; E. Pinkstaff; C. Rahnke; H. McLain; A. Kurz; R. Juengel; F. Hodgins.
Accemites is the honorary Engineering society.
Seated: B. Coleman; Miss Smith; W.
Niemann.
Standing: P. Doyle, F. Stanton; E.
Lungberg; S. Bemus.
Alpha Beta Pi is a local social sorority
that strives to encourage higher
standards of character and scholarship
among women students. They
have made noteworthy contributions
to such organizations as the Red
Cross and Care. Miss Marjorie Smith
is the group advisor.
Seated: J . McTarlin; R. Marshall,
treas.; C. Nixon, corres.-sec.; G.
Kingsbury, faculty sponsor; H. Carlson,
pres.; F. Black; R. Brandt, rcd.sec.;
E. Hodge.
Second Row: C. Welti; A. Bockman;
C. Quintal; W . Dennis; M. Kern; C.
Hagles; S. Polgar.
Third Row: R. Simpson; J. Spicer; R.
Simpson; W. Hayes; W. Hesz; E.
Ehrstine; Z. Kish; H. Perrine.
The Fred Black chapter of Alpha
Delta Sigma is a national and professional
advertising . fraternity and was
installed 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 connecting link between
the classroom and the business world
are the main objectives of the group.
ALPHA BETA PI
ALPHA DELTA SIGMA

Standing:
; R. Chance;
; J. Yurik; W. Campbell;
; R. Williams;
bard; H. Toupin.
; P. Kosiba;
; J. Murma (?); R. Wermer.
(?); R. Allen;
; L. Hub-
Alpha Sigma Phi is a national fraternity whose purpose is to foster education,
maintain charity, promote patriotism, encourage culture, encourage high scholarship
and building of character, and perpetuate friendship among its " members
and other campus organizations. The sponsors of the group are Dr. Pixley and
Dean Folley.
Seated: S. Asher, treas.; Y. Stilwell,
vice-pres.; K. Helliar, pres.; C. Marburger,
sec.
Standing: J. Imboden; J. Joly; M.
Bickel, J. Carter.
Alpha Sigma Alpha is a national sorority
with the four-fold aim of physical,
intellectual, social, and spiritual
development of its members. The
group sponsors are Miss Downer and
Miss Graham.
Seated: M. Bickle; D. G illeo; B.
Stroke; Mrs. G. Millard, sponsor;
; J. Jameson,
pres.;
Standing: E. Gohlke;
; T. Miller;
; G. Sugrue;
; J. Orris; J.
Popp; S. Kamm.
Alpha Sigma Tau is a national sorority
which promotes the ethical, cultural
and social development of its members.
In addition to numerous teas
and rush parties the group indulges
in many inter-group affairs. Last year
it celebrated its 25th anniversary.
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
ALPHA SIGMA TAU

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ALPHA THETA SIGMA
Seated: L. Emigh, corres. sec.; M. L. Currie, rcd. sec.; M. Mazur, pres.; J. L. Watson, vice-pres.; V. Johnides.
Standing: E. Indreica; L. Carlson; B. Zalewski; M. Klarich; N. Robinson; B. Holmberg; R. M. Bercez; L. Chungo;
L. Woicehovich; G. Conlan, treas.
Not Present: P. Taylor; D. Thomas; I. Hopping; P. Coutts; E. Smith; V. Bonnaldi; A. Crathern, sponsor; M. Lupini;
S. Rigley.
A local sorority, Alpha Theta Sigma strives to promote womanliness, scholarship, cooperation, honesty and better
fellowship among all its girls and groups in the University. Members in faculty are Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Sterne, Mrs.
Kelly, Thelma James, and Dr. Alice Crathern, sponsor.
feature sorority
In April, 1923, a group of women students at the Detroit Junior College
organized the An-Tik-Lik Club, the second women's organization
on the campus.
This organization was not looked upon with approval. The dean, Mr.
D. MacKenzie and the head of women's activities felt the organization
was unnecessary and ruled against it since it might prove a fore runner
of "sororities." However, they were prevailed upon to allow the
group to show their worth with the understanding that failure meant
losing their campus sponsorship.
The members assisted organizations on campus, took an active part
in college activities, distributed literary digest of the Collegian, collected
$425.00 for the first push-ball for the Frosh-Soph games. As
a result of outstanding service to the University, the club as a whole
received recognition.
In 1927, the group became a Greek letter social sorority.
Through the years, the group has awarded a scholarship bracelet to
tbe outstanding woman student in the L.A. College, who has maintained
a high honor point average. The first Governor's Lady belonged
to Alpha Theta Sigma. They participated in all college activities,
sponsored parties for under privileged children, held inter-club
parties, hay rides and wienie roasts. Group sponsor is Dr. Alice
Crathern.
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Seated: R. Palmer; R. Bassett; l. Mack; O. Park; A. Drabkowski.
Second Row: H. Zuschin; J. Van Riper; R. Habermas; F. Brady; E. McNamara;
l. Bell; R. Dell; J. Jakubiec; J. Mann.
Third Row: E. Bryden; B. Filsinger; W. Park; H. Wisner; A. Keyes; B. Remick; J.
Frankfurth.
Not Present: A. Ruhly; C. McDonald; J. Walsh. ..
A local social fraternity, the Arabs take sing ular pride in promoting fellowship,
scholarship, and fraternal spirit among members. Their twenty-seventh annual
founder's day banquet held at the Student Center and a winter formal at the
Botsford Tavern have kept the members busy. Mr. Olin E. Thomas is the group's
advisor.
Special lectures by well-known personalities in the field of engineering and trips through industrial
plants round out the year for ASME. The objects of the Society are to promote the art and science
of mechanical engineering and allied art; to encourage original research; to foster engineering
education; to advance the standards of engineering; to pro mot e the discussion of engineers
among themselves and with allied technologists.
Seated: J. Williams; N. Christy; G. C larke, Jr.; N. levine, sec.-treas.; R. Anderson, chairman; D.
Gerkins, advisor; E. Tania, vice-pres.; G. Majewski; T. Collins; S. A. Murch.
Second Row: C. Shellman; P. Anderson; T. Kew; R. Bogre; R. VanderMeulen; O. Boksa; G. Satterly;
G. Dalder; C. Strewski; D. Bowen; J. Bertram; G. Bergum; E. Scanlon; W . Koch; l. Wine.
Third Row: R. Schillill9; W. Gordon; A. Hoysepian; G. Turpel; R. Hock; G. Goodman; O. Grimm;
P. Davidovich; W. Gorden; D. Schwendner; H. L Hamrick; V. W . Immel; S. Pinto.

Seated: B. Wright; H. Smart; J. Roche; H. Sterns; F. Zwickey; Dr. Welling; L.
Dworkin; R. Goodman; F. Radford.
Second Row: R. DeVleeschouer; J. Dvorman; L. Marshall; E. Biemel; H. Wygocki;
W. Padgett; R. Gellerman; A. Lightfoot; L. Rogers; H. Miyaya; H. Payne.
Third Row: J. Hanchett; E. Warszawski; A. Jackson; D. Sondy; O. Mitcheom; B.
Cohen; R. Gadych; S. Kleffman; V. Gales; A. Zawacki.
The Art Education Club serves 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 possible by the
existence of this club. Its sponsors are Dr. Jane B. Welling, Ea rl Weiley, and
Fern Zwickey.
Kneeling: B. Catlin; D. Graether; K. Keuster; E. Laird; B. Fernandez; M. Boongraber; A. Albinson;
R. Mangus; G. Berger; P. Doyle.
Second Row: M. Bezou; F. Nichol; C. Lahrman; L. Lightstone; S. Neiman; E. Weiley; B. Kahn; S.
Nankervis; M. Ghofulpo; D. Dillard; M. Young .
Third Row: B. Nutkewicz; R. Mell; L. Opperhauser; M. Gracey; M. Grossman; V. Mei:sel; I. Miakinen;
E. Matijek; J. Gordon; P. Kilgore; J. Lichtenstein.
Fourth Row: M. Reichel; R. Eshkanian; A. Wacht; D. Rochon; B. Bay; D. Townsend; H. Hoffa; H.
Shay;. H. Rabinowicz; C. Alexander.

Seated: V. Gedz, corres. sec.; A. Gabriele, 2nd vice-pres.; C. Esau, pres.; B.
Bagwell, 1st vice-pres.; H. Pillinger, rcd. sec.; M. Toupin.
Standing: H. Shapiro; J. Jenkins; C. Sliney; J. Kikel; J. Homorodean; R. Canfield;
L. Cotter; H. Kurys; R. Campbell; G. Angellotti; E. Waterhouse; F. Dever;
D. Fedorka.
Not Present: L. Widener; N. Schroeder; J. Kallmeir.
The primary purpose of the club is to supplement courses of study within the
University by inviting outstanding business men and women to speak at meetings
and by conducting field trips to places of unusual business interest.
Canterbury Club was organized to unite the Episcopalian students 0 n th e campus through religious
and social activities. During the last season the group has sponsored several lectures, discussion
periods, wienie roasts, and parties.
Seated: W. t>jiemann; B. McFadden; H. Lathrop; M. Niemann.
Standing: S. Squires; S. Davies; S. McCarthy; M. Vukasovich; M. Graen; R. Bell; J. Hultberg; T.
McGriffin; D. Fedorka.
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PI DELTA EPSILON
Seated: C. Santagrossi; L. Vagnozzi, sec.; L. Young, pres.; P. Crutchley, vice­
pres.; H. Hochky; J. Smith.
Standing: A. Vagnozzi; P. Pentecost; P. Dickenson; D. Randall; J. Cohen; D. Mac­
Donald; A. Barr; J. Booty; S. Cramer; D. Helmrich; K. Evans; F. Simons; D. Mal­
oian.
Not Present: A. Zawacki; R. O'Hare; I. Rosen; F. Grateau; A. Bakalis; S. Tarrant;
H. Fine; A. Tepel; Dr. Kallich, advisor.
Pi Delta Epsilon is the national honorary collegiate journalism fraternity. Wayne
is one of the 61 chapters now lactive. The local chapter has co-sponsored the
High School Journalism Conference, the Michigan Journalism Conference, and
includes in its membership the upper staffs of nearly all of the student publications
on the campus.
Founded April 26, 1927, Delta Gamma Chi strives to promote a spirit of friendship and loyalty
among faculty and students as well as to support all campus activities. Some of the "musts" on
the Delts calendar for the past year were their Easter party for under-privileged children, the annual
founders day banquet, an alumni dinner da nce, and participation in various charity drives.
Miss Elsie Townsend is the advisor of the group.
Seated: B. Christensen; M. Palmer; E. Kellerman; S. Gustafsen; M. Knowles; N. Christensen.
Second Row: M. Parry; B. Brummel; V. Keller; J. Smith; N. Johnson; D. Scott; M. Johnson; M. Atkinson.
Third Row: J. Deming; N. Olivieri; P. Comstock; M. Bruske; M. Quinn; V. Lewis; V. Lenn; K.
Retherford.
Not Present: B. Edwards; A. Wilson; D. Lauder.

Seated: J. Penner; L. Washburn; D. Blanchard; R. Briggs; D. Miller.
Second Row: D. Ruyle; A. Issette; J. Bowlby; T. Houston; R. Bates; S. Bulmer; S.
Crimando.
Third Row: S. Olah; D. Wdtson; R. Kausch; B. Duff; B. Steeb.
Not Present: P. Czamanski, Jr.; D. Krohn; R. Charpentier; J. Inniss.
Delta Nu., a loca l social fraternity established to promote brotherhood, scholarship,
and service, was founded in February, 1947. Participating in all school
activities, the group was awarded the Homecoming trophy for the best float, an
award for the most original Wintermart concession, and a plaque for inter-fraternity
basketball competition. Harry Langsford is their sponsor.
Seated: D. Cross; G. Brown; A. Fetherston;
B. Chapman.
Second Row: F. Gilchrist; M. Kaplan;
A. Rozanski; P. Englander; H. Lewis;
G. Mistretta.
Third Row: B. Meitz; M. Atkinson; D.
Hileman; M. Abbott; A. Ciesla .
Delta Omicron is a national honorary
music fraternity that seeks to develop
the musicianship and scholarship of
young music students.
The aims of De lta Sigma Epsilon are
to cement the ties of friendship and
to offer training in individual leadership.
Th is local chapter was founded
in 1947 and is affiliated with the national
chapter Alpha Chi which was
begun on the campus of Miami University
at Oxford, Ohio in 191 4.
Seated: M. Ciminelli, rec. sec.; D.
Sachs, pres.; L. Stevens, vice-pres.; C.
Nakos, corres. sec.
Standing: E. O'Connor, historian; P.
Flynn; L. Prazza; L. Little, treas.; S.
Treiber; C. Kohut.
DELTA OMICRON
DELTA SIGMA EPS ILON

Seated: B. Williams; D. Overby; S. C lark; C. Sheaf's; J. Morgan; B. Hartley.
Second Row: C. Snead; D. Shilmover; H. Chavez; S. Davidson; R. Korreck; D.
McGregor; S. Martin; B. Keller; W. Levine; B. Beddow.
Third Row: J . Denenberg; M. Stephen; B. Zalewski; D. Kerr; N. Shepard; N. Robinson;
J. Campbell; R. MacDonald; N. George.
Now in its second active year on campus, the Second Semester Frosh Board is
active in carrying out class business and programs in order to encourage participation
in campus life. The Frosh Flurry, Frosh-Faculty open house, class picnics,
Frosh-Soph games, and matinee dances highlighted the season organized by the
Board. Mrs. Kathryn Groves is the group sponsor.
Seated: P. Blinkilde; R. Miller; H.
Donnelly; M. Shell; F. Jones; R. Lieberman.
Second Row: R. Jones; L. Rash; R.
Comstock; A. Ross; R. Welch; J.
Schmid; R. Brown; S. Lonski; R. Stevens;
C. Olin.
Third Row: H. Zaki; V. Saccaro; C.
Olesko; R. MacArthur; H. A. Melendy;
L. Biaford; E. Davies; N. Smith;
S. Smith:
Epsilon Sigma was founded in 1928
in order to pro'mote fellowship and
higher standards of educational
achievement among students of engineering
on the campus. Mr. Sargent
and Dean Carr are the sponsors of
the group.
This group was originally organized to
help the incoming frosh make the necessary
ad justment to college life
through "get-acquainted" dances,
mixers, and open houses. The Frosh
Flurry and the Frosh-Soph Games
highlighted their season. Mrs. A.
Hoover is t he advisor.
Seated: S. Smith; W. Schoenknecht;
J. Cooper; Mrs. A. Hoover, sponsor;
E. C incu; R. Upshaw.
Second Row: D. Minor; A. Andrews;
D. Mcintosh; E. Renaud; L. Sims; W.
Larno.
Third Row: T. Boyer; H. Thrasher; P.
Wingert; M. Foner; S. Bennett; R.
Numann; P. Kurtz.
EPSILON SIGMA
FIRST SEMESTER FROSH BOARD

Seated: J. Norrid; B. Taylor; F_ Kastner; D. Westcott; B. Van Buren; M. Mikula,
Jr.
Second Row: H. Hubrecht; J. Bahnsen; E. Kruse; J. Dahmer; N. Hatjicannou; F.
Westcott; B. Hayes; J. Sugden; B. Reitmeyer.
Third Row: B. Doughty; A. Milne; B. Marana; J. Brennan; L. Knickerbocker; L.
Bashara.
Gamma Phi Delta is a local fraternity whose purpose is to promote fraternal,
social, and intellectual association among the members, and to serve Wayne
University. The group was founded in 1924 and has an active alumni chapter.
A Founder's Day banquet, an annual summer formal, and a variety of "outside"
activities sparked their social season. Joseph Truskowski and Jack Cotton are
the group sponsors.
The Gas House Gang is a local interest group that has been active on campus for twenty-eight
years. Some 200 orphaned and homeless children were feted by the group at their annual Christmas
party.
A St. Patrick's Dance, a faculty-student basketbalt game, and an award for the most valuable athlete
are also among their special functions.
Seated: M_ Toth; B. Waha, court jester; V. Florea, watch dog; J. Rzepka, king; J. Salvadore, premier;
F. Saigh.
Second Row: J. Matthews; A. Guzzo; T. Perino; G. Mouradian; P. Sirian; A. Swerdlow; J. W eber;
T. Szymanski; C . McHenry.
Third Row: A. Levitan; B. McDonough; N. Kluck; W. Flippo; C. Milo; C. Minella; D. Hall; F. Gawronski,
escribo.

AUTOGRAPHS
The purpose of Gamma Delta is to
provide a balanced program of fellowship
and Christian education
among Lutheran students.
Seated: A. Stanul; L. Woellmer; M.
Petit; M. A. Spolyar; A. Jutcinski; R.
Hasspacher; B. Coleman; D. Hess; D.
Sikorski; A. Meyer.
Second Row: E. Joerin; B. Samuel; J.
Werner, vice-pres.; H. Kasten, pres.;
R. Senger, rcd. sec.; F. T rumpy, treas.;
P. Czamanske.
Third Row: C. deBeauciair; S. Cruse;
P. Kenndey; J. Kuhlman; H. Brinkman;
A. Woodcock; A. Henke; R.
Kindt; A. Chapman; R. Bohn; M.
Reinhardt R. Nelson; A. Degen; W.
Hempel.
To honor junior women who have
made outstanding contributions in activities
and maintain a high honor
point average are the aims of Gold
Key.
Seated: E. McRobbie; G. Sugrue; Y.
Barrett.
Standing: A. Hoover, sponsor; S. RundCHff;
J. Morey; L. Glovinsky.
Not Present: Miss Townsend; Mrs. L.
Place, sponsors; L. Vagnozzi.
GAMMA DELTA
GOLD KEY

Seated: l. C. Washington, rcd.-sec.; J. Penner, corresp.-sec.; W. Niemi, pres·f
Mr. Marsh; J. Deveau, vice-pres.; N. Garland, treas.; R. Sitron.
Second Row: J. Jenkins; B. Klose; F. Boddy; B. Taylor; J. Siegden; J. W. Maben;
P. Czamanske, Jr.; N. Pollack; B. Burt; J. Gamrath; T. Goldsmith; J . Strauther;
C . Olesko.
Third Row: E. Ingles; N. Grant; J . Dugan; E. Zick; E. Blumberg; G. Archer; H.
Wilson; T. Smith; D. Kannry; W. Jordan, II.
The ISC-IFC 13all is the feature dance of a series of activities planned by the
Council. A fraternity governing body, the IFC co-ordinates fraternity activities
and regulates all fraternity functions. Mr. Marsh is the group sponsor.
To keep sororities unified as to general purpose; 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 is the aim of the Inter-Sorority Council. Now in its
eighteenth year, the Council annually sponsors a rush tea and a sorority night for those girls already
in sororities and for those who may wish to join; the LS.C. Sing and the I.S.C. Ball in the
spring term, and awards a scholarship cup for that woman achieving the highest scholarship during
the school year. Mrs. Kathryn Groves and Miss Elizabeth Platt are sponsors.
Seated: P. Fair; N. Christensen; M. Roddy; S. Gustafson; D. Powers; Mrs. K. Groves; A. Blanco;
R. Kramer; D. Straube; B. Bear; G. Mistretta.
Standing: J. Carter; B. Carrithers; l. Little, V. Kapuscinski; A. Bemus; S. Asher; B. Trabman; C.
Klein; V. Johnides; J. Popp; S. Kamm; l. Rogers; H. Andrews; C. Balogh.
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Seated: L. Little; D. Bowman"; H. O'Loughlin; W. Borgman; B. Brummel; R.
Briggs; J. Smith.
Second Row: D. Sachs; J. Deveau; S. Crimando; P. Czamanske, Jr.; E. Salem; J.
Mish; N. Christensen.
Third Row: S. Prazza; B. Christensen; B. Bear; B. pfromm; G. Pavey; H. Pillinger;
R. Kramer.
The Junior Board is a student governing body whose purpose is to promote and
further the interests and projects of the class of 1950. The group sponsored the
a nnual J -Hop held this year at the indoor ballroom of Eastwood Gardens. Mr.
Borgman is the sponsor.
A local fraternity, Kappa Chi has once again reorganized after a seven year period of inactivity,
and are celebrating their thirth anniversary on campus. The group won the plaque for the best
decorated campus house for Homecoming. George Sherman of the athletic department is the
group sponsor.
Seated: V. Hollister, sec.; N. Grant, pres.; G. Niepoth, vice-pres.; M. Kling, treas.; R. Briski.
Standing: B. McKinney; 1. Kawecki; D. Duygan; N. Kluck; B. Cherris; R. Gray; J. Hunt; T. Per­
rino.
Not Present: E. Mikus; J. Areeda; S. Tarczy; M. Polkinghorn; G. Sherman, sponsor.

Seated: K. Poye; F. Wendland; R. Breuer; Mr. Marsh; H. Kurys; N. Onychuk.
Standing: G. C larke, Jr.; G. Davidson; G. Koch; D. Shoemaker; H. Littleson; R.
Sinclair; L. Duguay.
The Mac kenzie Union Activities Council, composed of a director and twelve
interest-committee chairmen, works to provide a varied program of activities
for men at the University. Bowling, matinee dances and jazz concerts, art exhibitions,
" For Men Only," and "flicker time" are but a few of the Union's sponsored
events. Richard Breuer is the committee director, and Donald Marsh is
the advisor.
I .
Seated: M. Kalinski; G . Grau.
Standing: A. Sogoian, N. Ksendzik,
H. Lewicki.
The Lutheran Student Association is
a religious group affiliated with the
national Lutheran chapter. Activities
include guest speakers and discussion
groups, hayrides, toboggan parties,
dances, and dinners.
Seated: D. Boldt; B. Lenz; Reverend
D. Frey; M. Keilholz; C. Cromar.
Second Row: L. Manley; G. Buechler;
H. Greenburg; E. Holmberg; T.
Vagasky; M. Shaw; D. Seuter.
Third Row: D. Harper; R. Albrecht;
G. Hoffmeyer; D. Parham.
LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA
LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION

MACKENZIE UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Seated: R. Luers, Jr. rcd. sec.; M. Weiner, corres. sec.; R. Duff, pres.; B. Simmons,
vice-pres.; L. Pa pp, treas.
Standing: C . Edmondson; W. J ones; H. Frankel; R. Breuer; W . pfromm; R. Polaski;
D. Marsh; A. G itlin; K. Kasper; D. Miller; S. Bulmer; R. Stedman; H.
O 'Laughlin; D. McGregor.
Once again the Phi Sig boys have come out "on tops" in everything from music to sports. For
the second consecutive year the group has won the Inter-frat Sing and were all school champs in
basketball. Date and sorority parties were held at the frat house on Warren plus the sponsoring of
a "Meet Wayne University" party for high school senior boys. However, the group still his time
to work hard at their goal of fostering brotherhood, friendship, scholarship, and soc i a I ethics
among its members. The group sponsor is Alfred Lamb.
Seated: D. Olsen, brother conductor; C. Matthews, sec.; L. Falvo, pres.; H. Walker, treas.; C. Bogart,
pledge 'master.
Second Row: G. Thiele; H. Gregor; J. Scott; R. Boruta; W. Hobbs; C. Kouvelas; S. Ross.
Third Row: F. Boddy; R. Polaski; R. Stricker; W. Fraleigh; K. Paye; D. Johnson; R. Gibson.

Seated: R. Duff; K. Folley; J. G raham; H. Stewart; G. Squire.
Standing: T. Russo; P. Pentecost; S. Schwartz; M. Weiner; E. Williams; L. Mc­
G uinness; F. Lifton; G. Mathie; J. G regg; R. C lark; S. Lucky; R. Breuer; J.
Rzepka; A. Vagnozzi.
Omicron Delta Ka ppa is a national organization whose purpose is recognition
of outstanding leadership in senior college men who have maintained a high
scholarship average.
Mu Beta Chi, Gamma Chapter, is a
national business fraternity whose purpose
is to promote the understanding
of business and commerce.
Seated: M. Brown; E. Dworkin; M.
Viedrah; N. Ochs; S. Bistrow; G. Husband,
advisor; G. Altman; I. Rosen,
pres.; H. Dolinka, vice-pres.
Second Row: E. Sherman; A. G itlin;
M. Davis; M. Rose; E. Friedman; H.
Zaks; P. Buckfire; L. Corosh; E. Shapiro;
faculty sponsor; R. Breuer; N.
Rubin; E. Kanners; S. Ginsberg; J.
Ettinger.
Third Row: H. Eidelman, corres.-sec.;
M. Hoff; H. Lonnerstater; H. Fine;
H. Cohen; R. Simons; N. Garland;
rec.-sec.; B. Levi; B. Harris; P. Smith ;
H. Goodman; J. Keil; M. Block,
treas.; A. Davis.
Not present: F. Futerman; M. Green;
S. Gorman; S. Goldberg; H. Ankerman;
Y. Ada; M. Altman; N. Levy.
Established in 1904 Omega Upsilon
is a national speech and dramatic
sorority. Their activities include interclub
dances, pajama parties; and
occasional theatre parties. Miss G.
Mason is club sponsor.
Seated: C. Zarzycka, treas.; B. Blizza
rd, pres.; M. Gracey, vice-pres.; B.
Harry, sec.
Standing: L. Sadler; A. Gordon; R.
A. Saducks; B. G odfrey; E. Ritter; A.
Blanco.
MU BETA CHI
OMEGA UPSILON

Seated: L. Foley; D. Moore, treas.; M. MacDonald, vice-pres.; M. Sieger, pres.;
C. Hosking, sec.; D. Parham; J. Hansen.
Second Row: B. Carrithers, M. Minshell; M. Harris; E. Jedryczka; M. Black; H.
Hart; M. Saylor; E. Neukam.
Third Row: H. Parnagian; A. Mayfield; T. Newcomer; H. Toth; D. Power; P.
Englander; P. Fair.
Pi Kappa Sigma is a national sorority affiliated with Pan hellenic. The original
organization was founded in 1894 and has had an active chapter on the Wayne
campus for twenty years. An annual dinner dance, several stag and date parties
highlighted their social season. Miss Clara E. C hampion is the sponsor for
the group.
Pi Sigma Alph a is a nationa l scholarship
recognit ion society in political
science, govern me nt, and public administ
ration.
Seated : E. Williams, treas.; K. R.
Kapper, sec.; B. Hook, pres.; C. W .
' Shull, faculty advisor; D. Comstock.
Standing: J. Jakubiec; J. Perentesis;
R. Hart; R. Shem ke; R. Hutton; L.
lawton; E. Gannatal; A. Beard.
Phi Upsil on Omicron is a national,
honorary, professional sorority. The
Alpha Gamma chapter has been active
on t he Wayne campus for eight
years. Its purpose is to advance and
promote home economics. Mrs. Bostick,
Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Moore are
group sponsors.
Seated: I. lionas; B. Coleman; D. Hyshka;
A. Annis; B. Pierce.
Standing: O. Cargas; C. Kruegar; S.
Syrus; M. Tandy; J. Wee.
PI SIGMA ALPHA
PH I UPS ILON OMICRON

Seated: J. Shulman, treas.; B. Robinson, soc. chairman; B. Levitan, chairman; H.
Langsford, sponsor; V. Barrett, rcd.-sec.; S. Hanna, corres.-sec.
Second Row: E. Jedryczka; J. Hood; B. Kinsler; B. Neitzel; M. Midworth; J. Hanchett;
G. Conlan.
Third Row: H. Parnagian; A. Blanco; P. Comstock; S. Rundorff; M. J. Ellis; D.
Watson.
The purpose of the Senior Board is to govern the senior class and to organize its
activities.
Working continuously to plan and organize social and executive functions for the
seniors, the board arranged Swing-In and Swing-Out, Baccalaureate, the Senior
Ball; planned graduation announcements; and held a senior convo in March.
Harry Langsford is the group's advisor.
The Society of Electrical and Radio Engineers was founded on the Wayne campus in 1948. They
are a professional group who are affiliated with the national organization of electrical and radio
engineers. The dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of all phases of electrical
engineering and other allied fields as well as the furtherance of the professional development of
the student is the purpose of the organization. Meetings are held once a month and include lectures
by outstanding personalities in the industry and field trips through eleCtrical industries. Dr.
Bixby and Mr. Hess are advisors to the group.
Seated: W. Bixby; J. Jaworowicz; R. Lieberman; H. Zaki; H. Hess.
Second Row: D. Stocker; P. Strauss; M. Penhalegon; H. Moreau; C. Doub; M. Cole; S. Yurik; M.
Schusterman; C. Garelis.
Third Row: K. McLaughlan; D. Pascoe; N. P. Kenyon; A. Barr; W. McLean; E. Janus; M. Frank;
M. Shell.
Not Present: P. Erway; R. Juengel; H. Bedard; E, Lebioda.

Seated: A. Keyes; P. Pape; P. Sterne; G . Miller; J. Carter; E. G ohlke.
Second Row: V. Vergos; S. Ramsey; E. Vergos; F. McMillan; R. Boldt; J. Harrison;
D. Smallwood; D. Moose; D.Shilmouer; M. Garcinavo; P. Fair.
Third Row: I. Halkiewicz; F. G ilchrist; L. Foley; D. Miller; F. Creswick; A. G itlin;
C. Bath; M. Johnson; E. O lah.
Acting as liaison between the soph class and the university, the Board plans activities
for the class as the Soph Prom. matinee dances, and the Frosh-Soph Games.
Mr. George Miller is the group sponsor.
The Wayne ROTC Air Fraternity has
been active on campus one year and
was organized as a special interest
group. In addition to acting as liai son
for USAF, the group sponsors many
social activities including an ROTC
ball in May.
Seated: R. Smith, Maj.; P. Maguire,
Lt. Col.; P. Houseman, Capt.; R.
Alii, Lt. Col. (C. 0.); F. McGlynn,
Capt., USAF; J. Domenick, S/Sgt.
(Ex. 0.); J. Jenkins, Maj.; W. Moorman,
Lt. Col.
Standing: W. Booksdale; F. Malary,
M/Sgt. (P.R.O.); D. Wilson 1st/Sgt.
N. Adair, 2nd Lt.; G. Richmond,
Capt.; G. Baker, M/Sgt.; E. Munro,
Maj.; P. Hunt, M/Sgt.; M. Hoff, 1st
Lt.; R. Ackerman, M/Sgt.
Sarmatia strives to further Polish culture
at the university and to bring
students of Polish descent closer together
through dances, wiener roasts,
and other social functions throughout
the year. The club has been active
on campus for sixteen years, and has
taken part in a ll school activitie.s.
Group sponsor is Mr. ardon .
. Seated: K. Jaworowicz; C. Miller; E.
Warszawski, vice-pres.; R. Miller,
pres.; L. Kunkiewicz, sec.-historian; A.
Szczerba.
Standing: V. Graczyk; L. Domin; D.
Zalko; J. Czarnota; E. Mylenek; A.
Kunkiewicz; T. Mrozowski; A. Roza nski;
C. Zarzycka.
ROTC AIR FRATERNITY
SARMATIA

Seated: J. Stone; B. Thomas; T. Smith; H. Stewart; P. White; B_ Wilde.
Second Row: E. Strange; G. Armstrong; R. Baetz; A. Haggar; C. Connolly; W.
Seitz; J. Maben; D. Singer; J. Hopfner; A. Bazan; L. S. Seale; W. Simmons; R.
Miller.
Third Row: K. Hallberg; R. Kannry; A. Adams; H. Evans; T. Glen; C_ Wegener;
M. Alden; E. Thomas; L. Davies; H. Lawson; F. Bommarito; J. Moore.
Originally the Shah fraternity, this group is now known as the Beta Omicron
chapter of the national social fraternity, 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. The group won first
prize at Wintermart and sponsored the Homecoming queen, Barbara Alvey. Dr.
Stewart is group sponsor.
A pre-medical fraternity, Sigma Phi
Lambda seeks to promote brother.!'
hood, raise the scholastic average
of and aid the members in preparation
for their profession.
Seated: V. Hamparian, treas.; D. Tarpinian,
rcd. sec.; F. Wilner, pres.; T.
Junod, vice-pres.; D. Vigor, corresponding
sec.
Standing: M. D. Campbell; R. Seligmar;
L. Anderson; A. Palmby, Jr.; J.
W. Maben; J. Gamrat/1; C. Campau;
A. Hopkins; M. Pon.
To create a perpetual sorosis among
the members and to maintain the
highest ideals of loyalty, amity, and
fidelity are the aims of Sigma Sigma,
a local social sorority. Founded in
March, 1926, the group participates
in all school activities. Dr_ Doris A.
C line is advisor to the group.
Seated: V. Kapuscinski; J. Hanchett,
vice-pres.; B. Bremiller, pres.; P. Gaffney,
rec. sec.; A. Murray, corres. sec.;
C . Zillgitt, treas.
Standing: P. A. Burke; V. Barrett; D.
Prance; B. Bremiller; A. Journey; K.
Sweeney; E. Simpson; B. Knott; M.
Steinmetz; S. Rundorff; D. Hoover;
H. Andrews.
Not Present: P. Crutchley; R. Gellerman;
M. Hubbart; R. Mell; S. Mc­
Kinney; V. Fuller; D. Wilson.
SIGMA PHI LAMBDA
SIGMA SIGMA

Seated: I. Alexander; B. Carnett; B. Tornow; R. Boyce; B. Herbert; L. Johnson:
P. Nicholas.
Second Row: B. Edwards: J. Kelley: E. Downing; R. Mansell: R. Munson; C. Juroff,
Jr.: A. Reef: K. Cowing: R. Corbeil; W. Major; N. Shinn.
Third Row: P. Hi ll; L. Wickwire; P. Pierce: D. Cowing; M. L. Bengtsson: D. Bohnwagner:
T. Gault: M. Long: G. Klepser: P. Reiche.
Dedicated to the purpose of providing religious, intellectual, and moral guidance
for Methodist students at the University, the foundation provides lectures, discussion
periods, social outings: and a retreat for members and guests. Their
faculty sponsor is Dr. Marshall Wheatley; religious director is Reverend R. H.
Boyce.
A local social sorority, Sigma Theta
Delta celebrated its 22nd birthday
this year with a formal initiation, a
wiener roast, and several date affairs.
Also the gals proudly boast court
members at the Homecoming and
Engineers Ball. Their aim is to further
scholastic standing and provide companionship
for its members.
Seated: M. Bamberger, corres. sec.;
L. Firiedlander, vice-pres.; H. Kollin,
pres.; B. Rose, treas.
Standing: S. Goldstick; S. Weinstein;
B. Trabman; M. Bishop; C. Klein; J.
Hurwitz; R. Whiteman.
A local social sorority, Xi Omicron's
main aims are to foster school spirit
and higher scholastic achievement
among their members. An ann ual
mother and daughter tea, a formal
dinner dance in December, and activities
including the alumni chapter
round out their social season. The
group sponsor is Dr. Jane B. Welling.
Seated: J. Ayling: I. Miakinen; D.
Staube, pres.; J . Alanson.
Standing: K. Jaworowicz: M. Roddy:
C. Hunt; B. Smeck; D. Rochon: R.
Siank; E. Marshall; V. Daraban.
SIGMA THETA DELTA
XI OMICRON

Seated: B. Neitzel, corres. sec.; S. Hanna, pres.; V. Brodel, sponsor; B. ONeal,
vice-pres.; G. Pavey, rec. sec.
Second Row: M. Cunningham; I. Peters; B. Gregory; J. Hood; D. Potter; B. Halberg;
J. Greenhoe; H. Distler.
Third Row: F. Thompson; M. J. Ellis; B. Beal; J. Mish; R. Kramer; J. Lozen; N.
Kluwe, treas.
Not Present: Y. Stein; M. Dunn.
Founded in 1927, Zeta Chi aims for better scholastic standing, to foster good
fellowship in the university, to support university functions, and to hold social
functions. The group won the scholarship cup for 1948-49, and- with the TKE
fraternity- won first place at Wintermart. Other activities included entertaining
patients at the Dearborn Veteran's Hospital and acting as hostesses at the
Old Gold Show.
The first women's organization on the
Wayne campus was the Y.W.C.A.
Their aims are to build a fellowship
of women and. girls devoted to t he
task of realizing in life those ideals of
personal and social living to which
we are committed as Christians. An
Apple-Polisher's Tea, coke dances,
Christmas greens s a Ie, Sunday
brunches, and a weekly coffee hour
are among the social events of the
group. Marion Branton is the Y.W.
C.A. sponsor.
Seated: M. Miyaya, treas.; E. Gohlke,
sec.; P. Browder, vfce-pres.; H. Borkowski,
pres.; l. McHenry, advisor;
Mrs. G. Cappin; M. Branton, director.
Standing: A. Hakim; D. Jaynes; E.
Stanard; S. Bachrach; B. Bloess; J.
Winter; F. Barr; C. Zarzycka; T.
Grant, membership chairman; G .
Chapman; E. Smith.
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WAYNE'S QUEENS
Beth Thompson, Honorary Colonel Air Fraternity
Norma Johnson, Governor's Lady
Barbara Alvey, Homecoming Queen
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ORGANIZATION INDEX
ACCEMITES- poge 138
ALPHA BETA PI- page 139
ALPHA DELTA SIGMA- page 139
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA-page 140
ALPHA KAPPA PSI- page 141
ALPHA SIGMA PHI-page 142
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA- page 143
ALPHA SIGMA TAU- page 143
ALPHA THETA SIGMA- page 144-5
ARABS-page 146
ASME-page 147
ART EDUCATION CLUB- page 148-9
AWS-page 150
AWS ACTIVITIES COUNCIL- page 151
BETA GAMMA- page 151
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB- page 152
CANTERBURY CLUB- page 153
DELTA EPSILON- page 154
DELTA GAMMA CHI- page 155
DELTA NU- page 156
DELTA OMICRON- page 157
DELTA SIGMA EPSILON- page 157
FROSH BOARD 2nd SEMESTER- page 158
FROSH BOARD 1st SEMESTER- page 159
EPSILON SIGMA- page 159
GAMMA PHI DELTA-page 160
GAS HOUSE GANG-page 161
GAMMA KAPPA CHI- page 162
GAMMA DELTA-page 163
GOLD KEY- page 163
IFC- page 164
ISC-page 165
JUNIOR BOARD-page 166
KAPPA CHI- page 167
M. U. ACTIVITIES COUNCIL- page 168
LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA- page 169
LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION- page
169
M. U. BOARD OF GOVERNORS- page 170
PHI SIGMA EPS ILON- page 171
OMICRON , DELTA KAPPA- page 172
MU BETA CHI- page 173
OMEGA UPSI LON-page 173
OMEGA PSI PHI - page 174
PHI MU ALPHA- page 175
PI GAMMA-page 175
PI GAMMA SIGMA-page 176
PI SIGMA ALPHA-page 177
PHI UPSILON OMICRON- page 177
SEN IOR BOARD-page 178
SOCIETY OF ELECTRICAL AND RADIO EN·
GINEERS- pa ge 179
SOPHOMORE BOARD- pag e 180
ROTC- page 181
SARMATIA-page 181
TAU KAPPA EPS ILON - page 182
SIGMA PHI LAMBDA- page 183
SIGMA SIGMA- page 183
SPHINX- pag e 184·5
WESLEY FO UN DATION- page 136
SIGMA THETA DELTA- pag e 187
XI OMICRON- page 187
ZETA CHI- page 180
YWCA- page 109
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