Alpha Sigma Tau

Officers

Robert Borchers ... President

Walter Steffen Vice-President

Marjorie Coffman . . Treasurer

Patricia Snapp Secretary

John Chalmers . . . Publicit y Director

Strasser, Martin, Wick, Borns, Drouhard, Kennedy, P. Wagner , Paul, Beare.

Giambrone , O'Connor , Pflum, Bindokas, Hill , Leies , Stapenhor st, Fitz, Samuels, Cotterman

Litkowski, Sprauer, Baker, Schmitt, Zahn , Winter, Shannon, Borchers.

Doles, Lohrey, Early, Rab, Lemming, Hollenkamp, Seffen, Nieberlein, Kersting.

Ritter, Coan, Spitler, Smith, Dohner., Aylstock, Coffman , R. Wagner, Strain, Kahn.

Alpha Sigma Tau, exclusive society of the midnite-oilers, includes all students who have attained the average of 2.5 or better. It was organized three years ago with the purpose of stimulating intellectual discussions and to especially honor individuals of high scholastic standing.

Monthly meetings, featuring guest speakers and generally followed by community singing, pool and ping-pong games, and refreshments, were held under the guidance of Reverend Francis Friedel, S.M., faculty adviser. Among the highlights of the year were Jim Martin's valiant defense of the downtrodden columnist, Jill Smith's rendition of chopsticks, Professor Ludwig's "the prof who plays with blocks," and Madame Mclaughlin giving her vivid description of Parisian history and culture.

All forces combined to make this year one of the busiest and most interesting in the history of Alpha Sigma Tau.