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Row One: Phil Soulen, Robert Mae­
Donald, John Zwiener, Roy Vance,
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Keever, Kathleen M eEvere, Loyd
Bell, Georqe Chamberlain, Roy
McCollom, Leonard Rodiq, Leo
Wineqar, Jean Whittemore, Lucille
Sehrome, Bob Zimmerman, Frank
Bowlea . .. Row Three: Cecil Grow,
Dale W inaten, Vernon Thomaa,
Bernard York, Don Lawrence,
Charlea Burna, Walt Hardin, Joe
DeMarah, Robert Perkina, Axel
Johnaon, Herold Little ... Row
Four: Arlin Aahmead, Arden Goreline,
Boyd Hunt•man, Marion Homan,
Jamea Hardinq, Tom Shobbrook
, Frank Ritchie, Gene Reynolda,
Ralph Haley, Bill Komoto.
Those students registered in the School of Business found many interesting
activities in the Chamber of Commerce club. Such events as the
annual spring banquet and the Crippled Children's Benefit Ball alerted
keen interest in the club. Another big service rendered to business
students by this organization was the formation of a placement program
for students in business. Leonard Rodig was president; Philip Soulen,
vice-president; Roy Vance, secretary; and Kathleen McEvers, treasurer.
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
Women students enrolled in the School of Business administration compose
this club. Any coed with an accumulative grade average of 2.80
or above, enrolled in the School of Business administration for at least
two semesters, is eligible for Phi Chi Theta. Social activities of the year
included spring and fa ll initiation banquets and a tea for business faculty
and prospective members. Each year a Scholarship Key is awarded to
the senior member with the highest accumulative grade average.
PHI
CHI
THETA
Miu Opal De Lancey, Pat Baker,
Beth Lillard, J o Ann Schleqel, Alice
Johnaon, Mildred Kilian, Noreen
Rouae, lmoqene Crowell, Blanche
Erlckaon, Carolyn Goodwin, Betty
Johnaon.
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