************ **** ************* * ** * * * *** * * * * * * * * * * * THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA * * * * STUDENT * *' * * ORGANIZATION * * * * ROSTER * * * * 1951-52 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * COMPILED BY * * * * THE * * ,-,~ ~.,l f' . '-~~ M;1',' :J ) !-, .... '\ '.- '1 . * ~STUDENT .AC TI V1TIES B UREA U * * * * * 114 Temporary South of Mines (a) * ~ * * Extension 6277 - 6943 - 6568 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Office of the Dean of Students * * University of Minnesota * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** ************* * * *** *.* * * ** * * ** * * ** *** TABLE OF CONTENTS Memorandum from the Student Activities Bureau Senate Committee Members of the University Senate - 1 Alphabetical Listing of All Student Organizations - - 96 Cooperative Organizations - - - - - - --- - -- -- 35 Fraternal Organizations Academic Fraternities - --- - -- - - ------------- - - 18 Academic Sororities ------------- - - --- - ------- 23 Professional Fraternities -------- - -- - - - - -------- 26 Professional Sororities ----------- 30 Governing Boards and Intergroup Councils 2 Publications ----- - ------ - - - ------------------- 16 Recognition and Honorary Organizations Leadership -- - --- - - - ---------- - -- - ---- - - -.- 48 Scholarship and/or Achievement ---- - - -------------- 50 Student-Faculty Honorary Societies ------ - ----------- 60 Religious and Interfaith Organizations - - - ---- - ---------- - - 37 Residential Organizations Dormitories ----- - ---- - ------------- - ---- - - 32 Rooming Houses ---------------- - ----------- -34 Special Interest Organizations Departmental and Professional ----------- - --------- 64 Language and Culture ----- - ----- - -------------- 80 Music and Fine Arts ---- - --------------------- 84 Political and Social Action - ---------------------- 86 Recreational and Hobby Organizations ----------- - ----- 92 Social Service- --- - ------------------------- 89 Due to the rapid change in organization roster and officer lists. some of the information in this roster will soon be out-dated. - ------------- ..._-_..._._-- -------- September, 1951 MEMORANDUM To: Student Organizations and Their Faculty Advisers From: Student Activities Bureau Subject: Student Organization Roster This Student Organization Roster prepared by the Student Activities Bureau has been annotated for your use. It defines the structures and functions of all stu­ dent organizations on the Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses of the University of Minnesota and lists those students who Tn~y be contacted concerning their group. The data contained in the Roster was compiled from information sub­ mitted by the student organizations which is kept on file in the Student Activ­ ities Bureau, 114 TSMa. The data includes the purpose of each organization, its membership, its meeting time, and its officers. Projects, committees, and programs sponsored by student organizations have been included in the body of the Roster. This was done to show the relationship of these groups to its sponsor, as well as to illustrate the wide variety of pro­ grams carried on by student organizations. In order to be an officially recog­ nizedstudent organization, each group must submit for approval its constitution and amendments to the Senate Committee on Student Affairs. It is one of the functions of the Student Activities Bureau to coordinate for the University all of these student organizations and their activities. Student groups are dynamic, hence the lnformation included in this documenti'is subject to constant change. We wish to be notified and welcome your suggestions of any changes in regard to the Roster information for your organ~zation. The following are the 1951-5Z members oftlie staff of the Student Activities Bureau. They can be contacted at 114 TSMa or by calling MA 8177, Ext. 6Z77. Bolles, Charmion Student Activities Adviser Ext. 6Z78 Borreson,B. James Associate Director Ext. 6943 Brandon, Vi Senior Student Personnel Ext. 6568 Worker i Kanatz, David Student Activities Adviser Ext. 6Z78 • Lewis, .Chuck Student Activities Adviser Ext. 6568 ~ Maneri, Joseph Student Activities Adviser Ext. 6Z78 Siggelkow, Ed Student Activities Adviser Ext. 6568 ~ Snyder, Dorothy Associate Director Ext. 6944 I I Zander, Don Student Activities Adviser Ext. 6Z78 I I I ~ TheronA. Johnson Director COMMITTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY SENATE CONCERNED WITH STUDENT ACTIVITIES SENATE COMMITTEE ON STUDENT AFFAIRS A standing committee made up of faculty and students having supervision of all Student Affairs. It maintains an advisory supervision over the financial affairs of all student organizations and all publications. Members E. G. Williamson, Chairman Edwin Wenzel (Duluth) *Mark Listerud Kenneth M. Anderson C. Gilbert Wrenn *Marilyn Miller Richard T. Arnold Mrs. Harold Eberhardt *Paul Moe Kenneth E. Clark Mrs. E. A. Knudtson *Rex Nelson Marcia Edwards *Duane Addison *Julie Paro Gerald B. Fitzgerald *Lenore Cyphers *Gerald Peterson Dorothy F. Snyder *Marie Geist *Jay Rinzel TheronA. Johnson *Allen Kaufmann *Jerome Shulkin Henry Schmitz *Kathryn LeRoy (*Student Members) SENATE COMMITTEE ON DEBA TE A standing committee of the University Senate having charge of all local and intercollegiate contests in debate and oratory over which the Senate has jurisdiction. Members E. W. Ziebarth, Chairman Ralph G. Nichols *Allen Latham Mark A. Graubard John Weaver *Stanley Leonard William S. Howell *John L. Chapman *Donald H. Long Arthur E. Naftalin *Beatrice Holbeck (*Student Members) SENATE COMMITTEE ON INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS A committee of staff, faculty, alunmi and students responsible for all athletic matters of an intercollegiate nature. It also constitutes the eligibility com­ mittee deciding all questions of athletic eligibility including letter awards. Members Willard Boyd, Chairman Henry Rottschaefer *Michael Cashman Ike J. Armstrong J. Warren Stehman *Gerald Friedell Thomas Barnhart John H. Williams *Allen Kaufmann Harold S. Diehl Chester Wood (Duluth) *James Nielson J. Lewis Maynard M. O. Gillet *James R. ROUey William T. Middlebrook Louis Gross (*Student Members) SENATE COMMITTEE ON RECREATION A standing committee to establish general policies concerned with the develop­ ment of new and better recreational facilities and programs for students. Members Gerald B. Fitzgerald, Chairman Keith N. McFarland *Gerald Peterson B. J. Borreson *Elizabeth Hall *Lee Petillon Dorothy L. Ericson *George Morrison *Catherine Remington G. Ray Higgins *Patricia Nadolski (*Student Members) -I - ------~~~~~~~-;-~~---------------------------------, GOVERNING BOARDS AND INTER-GROUP COUNCILS Description:- Student organizations that have. governing powers:" or who can act for the students in the formation of policy. A large number of pro­ jects and services of interest to the University are sponsored by these organizations. Events like Home;coming, Greek Week, and Freshman Week are examples of traditional projects. In summary: governing boards and inter-group councils provide the channel for student action with respect to the faculty and administration. Participation: Positions on governing boards and inter-group councils are usually filled by student.eleetions or by appointments. AG. CLUB COMMISSION College Office, St. Paul Campus NE 4616 President Arlid Joh~nsen 2185 Buford Ave .. , St. Paul NE 7017 Secretary Milton Sands 1485 Cleveland Ave. No., St. Paul NE 3196 Treasurer James Schofield H6 University Village GL 2384 Adviser A. L. Harvey 119 Peters Hall, St. Paul Campus 391 Purpose: To coordinate the activities of the professional clubs on the St. Paul Campus. Membership: President and one elected representative from each St. Paul Camp professional club and the faculty advisers for each club. Meetings: Generally noon on alternate Thursdays. Projects, Committees, Commissions Ag. Roy~l Day - Annual Winter Judging Contest AG. STUDENT COUNCIL 202 Coffey Hall, St. Paul Campus NE 4616 President Homer Wass 1485 Cleveland Ave., St. Paul NE 3196"-" V. Pres. James Bauman 1254 Clarence Ave., St. Paul NE 3251 Secretary Joan Nelson Brewster Hall, St. Paul Campus NE 5304 Treasurer John Carlson 1215 University Ave., S. E. GL 5986 Adviser Dean Henry Schmitz 202 Coffey Hall, St. Paul Campus NE 4616 Purpose: To promote the best interests of the University of Minnesota, to direct and coordinate the student interests of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Borne Economics and Veterinary Medicine and to encourage student leadership. Membership: Elected at large from the student body. Each member represents n6t more than 100 and not less than 51 students. To be eligible, students must be regularly enrolled in the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics and Veterinary Medicine. He must also meet the all- University eligibility requirements. Filings are he14 Spring Quarter in the Dean of Students' Office on the St. Paul Campus directly preceding elections. Meetings: First and third Thursdays at 7 :00 p. m. in the St. Paul Union. Projects, Committees, Commissions Ag. Student-Faculty Intermediary Board Social Coordinating Committ Honor Case Commission Christmas Assembly Board of Elections and Eli Human Relations Committee; g. Recognihon mner an Leadership Assembly - 2 - 179 ALL UNIVERSITY CONGRESS 228 Coffman Union WA 3528 President Jim Riley 2729 France Ave. So. Katie LeRoy 1109 Fifth St. S. E. GL 1339 V. Pres. MA 8158 Secretary Larue Lobitz Sanford Hall GR 3287 Treasurer Bob Peterson 2112 St. Anthony Blvd. 6945 Advisers B. J. Borreson Student Activities Bureau Dean E. G. Williamson 200 Eddy Hall 6878 Dean Henry