"Del Sudoeste" PDF - Library - San Diego State University

SDS Has Growing
Pains!
SDS welcomed Eta
Kappa chapter of Sigma
Nu fraternity as the
campus' 13th national
fraternity. The chapter
received its charter at a
formal banquet February
23 at the Islandia.
It was the 131st chapter
of the national group.
The fraternity's auxiliary,
Serpentines, the first in
the nation, was formed
in December.
SDS is growing toward university status. Students and professors
watched construction workers balance on the beams of the new
m~th building and apply the finishing touches to the new Life
SClet.IceBuilding. The building, the most modem on campus, was
put mto Use during spring semester. A bomb scare brought a
s~arm ?f police, photographers and students to the Administration
B~lldmg wh~n maintenance men thought they had found a
dynamite charge m a boulder used in the landscaping in
front of the building. .
Sigma' Nu and Sigma Pi Added to Fraternity
List
Sig-ma Pi's returned to campus in
February after a 2Y2 year. absence.
The SDS chapter, Alpha
Omega, purchased its new
fraternity house on College Circle.
Outstanding Sigma Pi's are
Rich Johnston, chapter president,
and Jim Ashcraft, freshman
class president. Four
men lettered in campus sports.
They were Dick Shultz, crew;
Jim White, water polo; Mike
Towles, swimming, and Bob
Baldwin, freshman football.
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Kneeling, (from left): Richard Johnston, Robert Penland, Jim Ashcraft, Jim White, Randy Raycroft,
Bill Blaylock, Mike Towles. .
Row 2: Jeff Stark, Tom Ybarrola, Jim Hare, Stu Markham. Dave Johnston, Stu Wilson, Andrus
Zeltins, Bob Hamilton, Rich Cas~ore. . . .
Row 3: Steve Lewis, Rod Uerrips, DIck Shultz, Steve Reinert, Ron Peterson, DIck Corder,
Martin Wanders Lee Witham, Lee Lanfried.
Not shown: Bob' Baldwin, Ted Shultz, Steve Chimbole, Jim Russell. 51