SIGMA Phil Palmer President Don Roddom Vice President Raleigh Jensen Secretary Ben Mendoza Treasurer Dennis Dahl Sgt. at Arms Sigma is recognized by many as the athletic leader of the men's clubs. By actively supporting all college functions, Sigma has grown with the college and will continue to be a leader in social and athletic events. Sigma was organized in 1938 by a group of men who wanted a club in which they could think open-mindedly and by doing so help the college and themselves. This idea carried into the future. Sigma's philosophy is that the personal tastes and habits of a member are of no concern to anyone but himself as long as his actions are not detrimental to his college or club. "This philosophy has brought about a great companionship among the members and provided a fraternal bond that will continue for years in memory of the college," says Phil Palmer, president. The Flamingo dance, Suppressed Desire dance, and the annual Bathing Beauty contest were sponsored by the men from Sigma. Mid-year officers were Phil Palmer, president; Ron Hamblin, vice president; Raleigh Jensen, secretary; Ben Mendoza, treasurer; Dennis Dahl, reporter. The ideal man. Gordon Affleck Gary Baddley Richard Cardon John Carr Jim Carrigan Ron Carroll Keith Cottle Dennis Dalebout John Davis Don Denney Mike Edson Daryl R. Galloway Clifton Hamblen Ron Hamblin Dan Hinckley Jay Iverson Allan Goodell Richard Ford Gordon Findlay Howard Jeffs Tom Jensen Ron Johnson Don Lamb Paul Mortensen Jack Minnoch Mike Navidomskis Glen Palmer Steve Porter Gary Pilkington Ron Ratcliffe Cliff Samuels Robert Saunders Jim Thomas Jack Tooley Dale Tucker Robb Wright Home economics lab.