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Anniversary Supreme Chapter "incredible"The largest ever attended conven-tion of Pi Kappa Phi, with moreoutstanding events, greater partici-pftian by wives of alumni, largeralumni attendance and the adjectivescould go on and on. For the 37thSupreme Chapter, your fraternity's75th Anniversary Convention, was

in every way an incredible momentin its already good history.

With excellent photography provid-ed by Tim Ribar, Roanoke, assistedby Bill Creighton, Charleston, theevents and people were bettercovered than for any previous

meeting of Pi Kappa Phi. Thesepictures will be the base source ofcoverage. They should providemore than adequate informationfor those not attending, and alsorefreshments of memories for thosewho did participate in person.

Thosewere reallythe days!The emotional highlight of the 75thAnniversary Supreme Chapter wasthe memorial activities of Tuesdayevening, August 21. Only Pi Kappscould fully grasp the significance ofthe events as they unfolded bothbefore and around them.

Alumni of Pi Kappa Phi fromCharleston set the stage with astirring rendition of the firstmeeting of Pi Kappa Phi onDecember 10, 1904 at the GardenTheater. Those involved were, fromleft to right, John Hassell, CharlieBarrett, David Guerry, GlennMcConnell, Noel Fuller, BobbySheppard, and Randy Rhea.

Then a reminder and charge wasgiven to all by Brother Noel Fullerappearing as Founder Harry Mixsonas he addressed the student leadersof Pi Kappa Phi at the second PiKapp College in 1961.

LEADERSHIP IN HANDS OFNEW NATIONAL COUNCIL

Of immediate importance for thewhole fraternity will be the alumnielected as officers for the next twoyears. Especially will these mem-bers of the National Council be cri-tical when viewed in perspective oftheir comparative inexperience.Four of the six elected have notpreviously served as NationalOfficers.

LONNIE STRICKLAND, ALA-BAMA, NATIONAL PRESIDENT,is a most popular professor of man-agement at the University of Ala-bama. He has served the Fraternityas Treasurer and Vice-President. Dr.Strickland is a sought after speakerand facilitator of meetings by or-ganizations in both the private andpublic sectors. He and his wife,

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An outstanding cast of student members of Alpha Chapter placed theevening in perspective with a re-enactment of the original Ritual of Initia-tion. No pictures and no written description are available for those notthere; however, it was conducted with expertise beyond expectation. Thehonor initiate for the event was Brother Maury Covington, and he wasassigned to Beta Chapter. Maury's father, Ben Covington, and brothers,Ben, III, and Terry are all Pi Kapps.

The large contingent of Pi Kapps left the Garden Theater and movedthrough the streets of Charleston to the College where they passedthrough the Memorial Gateway, a gift of the 25th Anniversary Con-vention in 1929. Inside a presentation was made to the college of a RoseGarden containing 75 plants in recognition of the event.

Then on to the place of our founding, 90 Broad Street, Charleston,SC. Alumni, students and guests joined together for the 12 block walk, awalk taken by our Founders themselves as they, students at the College ofCharleston, created the organization we were now celebrating. Quitenaturally the minds of those participating turned to that day 75 years agoand were all thankful.

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ThE star andowpP. 0. Box 240526, Charlotte, N.C. 28224

7111 Nations Ford Road, Charlotte, N.C. 28210Founded at the College of Charleston, S.C.

December 10, 1904

—FOUNDERS—Simon Fogarty Andrew A. Kroeg, Jr.

L. Harry Mixson

The Star and Lamp An Educational Publication

1979, Vol. LXV No. 4

Durward Owen Editor-in-Chief

Changes in address should be reported promptlyto the Administrative Office, P. 0. Box 240526,Charlotte, NC 28224.

THE STAR AND LAMP OF PI KAPPA PHI(ISSN 0038-9854) is published quarterly bythe National Council of the Pi Kappa PhiFraternity, 7111 Nations Ford Road, Charlotte,NC 28210 in the months of February, May,August, and November. The Life subscriptionis $15 and is the only form of subscription.Publications Office, 7111 Nations Ford Road,Charlotte, NC 28210. Second class postagepaid at Charlotte, NC.

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Grievous error committedThrough insufficient proofreading by the Editor, there was an error ofenormous proportions in the summer issue of the STAR AND LAMP.

The list of alumni being honored for 50 years of membership, GoldenLegion, was prepared. It was inadvertently switched with a list of deceasedmembers. Therefore, these very loyal 50 year members appeared underthe heading of deceased members, and vice versa.

Apology is here extended to all concerned and a corrected list of theGolden Legion recipients appears below. Please review this new list andacknowledge their correct position in the Fraternity.

ALPHA • CharlestonGuy Ackerman KirtonCornelius Huguemin, Jr.John Miles Jordan, Jr.

BETA -Presbyterian

GAMMA- California • BerkeleyAlexander Louis CroceRobert Barringer KrostWilliam Richard GrimesFred Dierden FisherKenneth Edward LawrenceKenneth Lee White

EPSILON • DavidsonDuncan Carmichael HunterFrederick Stephen CurdtsEdward Stephen GradyAlien Jordan Graham, Jr.Richard Anderson HallPeter Seymour Knox, Jr.William Palmer MillsFrancis McKoy Southerland, Jr.Allen Hallet WhiteheadLawrence Lewis BoydCharlie Taylor Bowers

ZETA • Wolf ordLeland Authur JacksonHarold Leon PooleDwight Fleming PattersonElbert Elaane Rivers

ETA- EmoryJames Carr GrizzardJohn David Humphries, Jr.Merritt Ryals ClementsJoseph Wilson PattersonJulian James BarfieldKeith Alphews Wilson

IOTA - Georgia Tech.Glover Hood RobinsonRobert Julian McCamyGeorge Dwight LittleBarnard Bee Lewis, Jr.Frank Jackson WhitleyWilliam Reid WalkerStephen Pierre CottrauxHugh Agustus GrovesLawrence Hunter EllisBoyce Leon EstesJames Alexander ByarsStephen Olin Shinholser, Jr.

KAPPA • North CarolinaClifton Edward PleasantsAdrian Nathan Daniel, Jr.John Gary SlaterThomas Pittman Davis

LAMBDA -GeorgiaNorton Landiss SandersJohn William HangerMarshall Eugene Groover, Jr.Walter Howell Lott, Jr.Sim Curtis HarperHerbert Sidney MoffettJackson Earl ColvinJames Coleman Hill, Jr.

MU • DukeRowland Durham FolkWilliam Brewster SnowFrank Cathay RozzelleFrank Brown AllenEdward Carr Atkinson, Jr.Percy Whitaker YoungRichard Edward JordanBen Neely MillerFuller Holloway

NU NebraskaJudd Paul BrentonJack Carl LuhnCharles V. McReynoldsRobert Lynn GallowayIvor William SamuelsonWayne Ely

XI RoanokeWilliam Henry GoldThomas Preston TurnerHerbert St. Clair Boring, Jr.Francis Wilson TrimmerSeibert Welford LavinderWilliam Clegg EversoleCalvin Grady Cates, Jr.

OMICRON - AlabamaHarry L. CarrollCharles Zell TaylorLuther Darden BynumArthur Marion EspyClaude Elwood Mackey

PI - OglethorpeJohn Renfroe, Jr.John William Whitesides

RHO • Washington & LeeStanley Miller RowlandErwin Jerome AdeGeorge Harwood BoutwellRaymond AdeWilliam Gordon WeaglyDavid Brainard KirbyAugustus Reid MerrillJames Bland Martin

TAU • North Carolina StateNoah Francis Gibson, Jr.James Warren Halstead, Jr.Roland Earl NoblinArvil Wesley Welborn

UPSILON • IllinoisEdwin Channing JonesWilliam Nelk KnudsenCharles Francis McEuenStanley Newhall PerkinsJoseph OndrusPaul Warren LennieWilber Harold TainmeusEarl LaMarr FeichtClarence Albert Frazer, Jr.Sameul John Haight, IVCharles Samuel MorganHarold Albert Wilson

CHI • StetsonEarl Alfred JinkinsonEdwin Vosburgh, Jr.Charles Zebulon Osborne, Jr.Edward Stanley Ferguson, IllJohn Albert BushRay Eugene UlmerWalter Earnest WilcoxCarl Herbert Johnson

PSI CornellFoster Hamilton White, Jr.Edward Phillip BabcockJames Satterlee GoffCharles Frederick WalkerJohn Henry BarrettCharles Axel Theodore Johnson

OMEGA • PurdueChalmers Wilson Gilbert

Joseph Addison ClarkDonald Snider BurgeLawrence Merrill CondreyGeorge Grant FassnachtOscar Louis MillerCarl Burton EraseGayle Quigley MartinGordon Ludwig NordGeorge Fortune, Jr.Robert William BainbridgeFrancis Edmund Penney

ALPHA ALPHA • MercerWilliam Clarence AskewRoss Ullman Harden

ALPHA BETA • TulaneWilliam Allen Howard

ALPHA GAMMA • OklahomaRobert Van LowryClaude Leroy EurtonCharles Ray FentressRussell Decatur FaginWilliam Glenn DunningtonRalph S. JohnstonThomas Roy GarnerVernon Bennett Stansell

ALPHA DELTA • WashingtonMaynard Lyman PennellDudley NichollsRobert Emerson PalsyKermit WrightVirgil CunninghamWalter A. Crim

ALPHA EPSILON • FloridaJohn Edmond DevittDavid Bartlett FryeHenry Corbin SwoopeRobert I. HighleymanEugene Lawrence FermenterRalph Shelby Sanford

ALPHA ZETA, Oregon StateJames Nicholis EvanoffJohn Anthony DutroDavid Orville Linn

ALPHA ETA -SamfordHarvelle Benjamin GoodwinHenry Ernest AskinEugene Edmund DennisHorace Walton Seymour

ALPHA THETA • Michigan StateKarl Hoover JepsonThomas Norman HurdKenneth Albert BellingerEdwin Robert CookWilliam Howard BrighamVictor Fred KeeferCharles Edward DowdHoward Willard FieldRalph Dale Hendee

ALPHA IOTA AuburnJames Shackleford Gay, Jr.Andrew Noel DavisJames Elijah RobbinsCurtis Clifford CannonPeter Williard CrumpJack Andrew Cumbee

ALPHA KAPPA • MichiganLawrence Dennis RahillySidney Elwood MillerHenry A. PullenCarroll Charles FosterVernon George HawkinsGeorge Edward LindemulderRoscoe Clark BowhallWilliam Gnodtke

NOTICE NEW ADDRESS

The Administrative Office nowhas a new box number formailing purposes. It is:

Pi Kappa Phi FraternityP. 0. Box 240526Charlotte, NC 28224

ALPHA LAMBDA • MississippiWilliam Briggs HopsonWilliam Henry lnzerBernard Theodore TewOnyx Pinkney Garner

ALPHA MU • Penn StateRobert Christian KiefferEarle Andrew DeilyRichard Francis Mezzotero

ALPHA NU -Ohio StateHarry Clyde WirlsHomer Hudson HenrieWalter C. InsleyAlvin Henry Frye

ALPHA XI - PINYGeorge Washington AlderWilliam Emil MeyerFrank C. JohnsonCharles E. RohmannVivian A. CarrougherJohn B. HopkinsCarl F. PesterWilliam SeubertWilliam Wray NashDavid Dirvin KensHarold A. McLaughlinAlfred J. P. WilsonFrank J. McMullenWilliam Arthur Munzer, Jr.Henry R. MeyerWesley Andrew OckJoseph Henry BaudendistelGeorge C. MoogAlfred Eugene MunzerChristian Henry SteffanWilliam H. MulliganBernard J. MinettiWilliam Roland BergerHenry W. LangHenry Herman MeyerHarold Clinton WortFrank ZeissigErnest Gustav CarlsonHarold Ferdinand DieterHoward T. SteffensenFrank Frederick RomanowLouis Napoleon Rowley, Jr.Henry Edward WeingartnerMaurice Lee Allen, Jr.Walter S. CarenHenry Baatz HansteinHarold T. MaddenLawrence J. BolvigEdmund J. KaneAndrew J. PensaGeorge Anthony TurainHenry Francis Lyons, Jr.

ALPHA OMICRON - IowaHenry GieseEverett Oakley FlemingHenry Joseph DickinsonHarold M. ByramWalter Fred KuehneThomas M. SchultzWalter Carl DorrEldred BraytonLeonard G. HaaseWesley Howard SuitHarold Martin KautzCarleton Griswold AustinJoseph Samuel DayrsDwight E. OvermyerHarry Francis MabbittWeston Boyd PenroseDale Glendon WilsonClarence C. NormanHid l Dorsey OverturifIvan SackHarold John SholdAlsin Kenneth JohnsonWalter T. Hanna

Your foundationreaches milestone

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation trustees held their biannual meeting while attending the AnniversaryConvention in Charleston.

While changing the name from the"Pi Kappa Phi Scholarship Founda-tion" to "Pi Kappa Phi Foundation",the Trustees of the Foundation, attheir biannual August meeting inCharleston, South Carolina, tookthree significant strides to expandthe effectiveness and emphasis ofthe tax-exempt Foundation.

Of major importance was thedecision to include Project P.U.S.H.,the Fraternity's national philan-thropic program, as one of thefund raising goals of the Founda-tion.

Secondly, the concept was initiatedfor the Foundation to acceptcontributions for housing develop-ment, thus furthering the abilityof alumni to assist their individualchapters and Pi Kappa Phi Proper-

ties, Inc. in providing suitablechapter housing.

Thirdly, the Foundation will nowaccept contributions for otherdesignated purposes, such as chapterscholarship funds.

The Foundation remains able toprovide financial assistance to wor-thy students, and will continueits support of the various leader-ship development programs of-fered by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity.

This newly expanded ability willprovide alumni a tax-deductiblestatus for their contributions inthe above categories. Why notpursue the thought of a tax-deductible gift, whether of capitalor lesser nature, to the Foundationto support the program you prefer?

A SAFE INVESTMENTWITH A GOOD DIVIDEND

Have you ever invested in a youngman's college education? It is aninvestment in which you can takepride. Here is your opportunity.

The Pi Kappa Phi Foundation isdedicated to providing financialassistance and encouragement toyoung men who desire an educationbut are without sufficient funds.

The Foundation is a tax exemptorganization operated by a volun-teer Board of Trustees who aremembers of your Fraternity. Theyoung men who will be leaders inour nation in the future are on thecampuses of our colleges right now;some of them need our assistanceand support.

An investment in a young man'scollege education will help to

prepare him better, both for goodcitizenship and for tomorrow'sresponsibilities.

The inclusion of the followingclause in your will (or your designa-tion of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundationin your life insurance policy as abeneficiary) will insure that youwill be a part of some young man'sfuture:"I give, devise, and bequeath to thePi Kappa Phi Foundation the sumof Dollars." (or other-wise describe the gift if it consistsof real estate, securities, or personalproperty.)

DO IT TODAYFor additional information regard-ing the Foundation, write the PiKappa Phi Foundation, P.O. Box240526, Charlotte, NC 28224.

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KEY TO COVER PHOTO(1) Senator Howard Baker, Tennesee, indulging in his photography hobby just prior to the Supreme

Chapter.(2)An overhead view of some of the over 700 attending Opening Banquet.(3)The "senior division" leaders on early leg of the Founders' 10,000 Meter Race, are National

President Strickland and Bob Kurtts, Alabama.(4)The front ranks of 500 plus Pi Kapps marching from Ritual Re-enactment to 90 Broad Street.(5)An intent Kelley Bergstrom, Iowa State, as he chaired a meeting of Pi Kappa Phi Properties.(6)One of the committee meetings where legislation was finalized prior to submission to floor of

Supreme Chapter.

These Alumni are recognizedfor their fraternity activityPrior to each Supreme Chapter, theNational Council nominates out-standing alumni members of PiKappa Phi for a very special award.This award is presented to onlynine members every two years.They are men of distinction. Menwho have served Pi Kappa Phi inevery sense of the word. The awardis the Merit Citation of Pi KappaPhi.

At the 37th Supreme Chapter inCharleston, the following men werenominated by the National Councilto receive a Merit Citation Award.The Supreme Chapter overwhelm-ingly passed a motion recognizingthese select few. They are:

John Kieser, Alpha Mu Chapter,for his work with Alpha Mu Chap-ter Alumni Corporation, service as aChapter Advisor, his contributionsto fund raising activities, and amember of Pi Kappa Phi for 50years.

Ron Krebs, Beta Gamma Chapter,for his past service as NationalSecretary, Area Governor, leader inexpansion as well as numerousother programs.

James Lynch, Alpha Iota Chapter,for his participation in nationalaffairs, leadership in both Mobile

and Alabama area alumni affairs,and his service as confidant tostudent members.

Charles Hazlehurst, Kappa Chapter,for his lengthy membership andfor his long friendship and help tostudent members.

Clyde McSpadden, Delta EpsilonChapter, for his outstanding andlengthy service as a Chapter Advisorand Area Governor, as well as hisexpansion efforts in Jacksonville.

Ray Smith, Alpha Phi Chapter, forhis long term interest in Pi KappaPhi and Alpha Phi Chapter and forhis service as a Chapter Advisor.

Julius Burges, Alpha Chapter, forhis work with Alpha Chapter, theSupreme Chapter, Charleston areaalumni, and with Pi Kappa Phi.

Jack Steward, Alpha Zeta Chapter,for his long and devoted service toPi Kappa Phi, Serving on the Na-tional Council and as a ChapterAdvisor.

Jim Phillips, Omicron Chapter, forhis long years of service to Pi KappaPhi and particularly his activitieswith Omicron Chapter and itsHousing Corporation.

Leadership training also includedP.U.S.H. poster receives award

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A 75th Anniversary cake, cut by the daughter of Founder Fogarty, Elizabeth Fogarty, is in itself a

significant event. Especially if the cake is large enough for over 700 attending to enjoy a slice.

However, it becomes a super event if the first slice is served by Miss Fogarty to the son of Founder

Kroeg, Alex Kroeg, III. What a great moment in Pi Kappa Phi.

At each Supreme Chapter, the Area Governors attending meet as an advisory group. This is the

Area Governors' Council and here are some of the 16 Area Governors who were in attendance. Thisgroup was chaired by Bill Finney, Georgia Southwestern, in Charleston; however, he has been

replaced by Steve DePalma, Newark, who will be Chairman of the Area Governors until August

1981.

The many student experiences at the Charleston convention includedan excellent opportunity for leadership training. The curriculum wasdeliberately established to cover three highly significant subjects. Thestudents received outstanding instruction in recruiting or rush, fromformer Director of Membership, Henry Groves, Memphis State.

The logical next step in the process of membership development is theeducation of the prospective initiate. Pat Farley, West Virginia, did aninteresting session on this subject using as the base various options tohazing.

Initiation is the final act of membership and in Pi Kappa Phi the Ritualof Initiation is the vehicle for that important event. Dr. Ed King, Dean ofMen at Bradley, and a member of Sigma Chi did his usual outstanding jobof presenting his "A Sigma Chi Looks at the Pi Kappa Phi Ritual" for theedification of members and guests present.

This brief exploration of leadership is a sample of what student leadersmight expect of Pi Kapp College in August at Roanoke College.

The National Advertising AgencyNetwork has awarded Pi KappaPhi Fraternity and Project P.U.S.H.its second place award for publicservice advertising. This was con-sidered among the best workssubmitted by agency membersthroughout the United States.

The award was presented at the fallconference of the National Adver-tising Agency Network in Aspen,Colorado. The nationwide awardwas presented by the NationalAdvertising Agency Network at

its 40th Annual Awards Show.

The Silver Star Award will be dis-played permanently in the Adminis-trative Office of Pi Kappa Phi.

The poster was designed by JimMountjoy of McConnell and Asso-ciates Advertising Agency in Char-lotte, North Carolina. Bill Loeffler,senior partner of the advertisingfirm and a member of Rho Chapterat Washington and Lee University,accepted the award for Pi KappaPhi.

Your child need financial help?The Pi Kappa Phi Foundation hasrecently announced a new schol-arship to be awarded to sons anddaughters of alumni members of PiKappa Phi Fraternity.

Initially, the scholarship will havean annual value of $500.00. Con-sideration for this scholarship willbe given to children of Pi KappaPhi alumni who are enrolled asfull-time students in an accreditedcollege or university as under-graduates or graduate students.Applicants will be reviewed inlight of their superior academic

records and theiripation in collegeactivities.

active partic-and/or civic

This scholarship is evidence of thegrowing interest that the Pi KappaPhi alumni have taken in theFoundation through their financialsupport.

All interested in applications forthis scholarship should be directedto the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation atP. 0. Box 240526, Charlotte,North Carolina 28224.

15 CENTS OR A QUARTER

Please send us your correctmailing address. When youmove include Pi Kappa Phi asone to be notified of youraddress change. Even if theAdministrative Office is able

to locate you, and the oddsare not too favorable that wewill, it does so at considerablecost. Send your new address toP. 0. Box 240526, Charlotte,North Carolina 28224.

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Board of Directors - Pi Kappa PhiProperties, Inc. meet in Charleston

The Supreme Chapter in Charlestonalso called for the meeting of the PiKappa Phi Properties, Inc. Board ofDirectors and Executive Committee.A majority of the chapters cur-rently assisted by Properties wererepresented by an alumnus Housing

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Corporation officer, in as eachmember location of Properties,Inc. has a representative on theBoard of Directors.

The two-day meeting produceddiscussion regarding the Constitu-

tion, By-Laws, and Articles ofIncorporation, through which theBoard of Directors was able togive direction to the ExecutiveCommittee. Among these were thedesire to have further study giventowards changing the corporation'sprincipal place of business inFlorida to a more convenientlocation in that state, if Floridalaws would allow. Also, the Exec-utive Committee, led by KelleyBergstrom (Iowa State), was author-ized to select another auditor for1979-80.

The Board of Directors affirmedthe Executive Committee's decisionswhich have produced continuedgrowth and strength in the Corpora-tion's assets and financial positionover the past two years, and unan-imously reelected the existing mem-bers of the Executive Committeeto serve an additional two years.Of paramount importance duringthe two-day meeting was theopenness in which the sessionswere conducted. All students andalumni had the opportunity toraise questions and insert ideas

regarding the structure, financesand operating procedures of PiKappa Phi Properties, Inc., whichin thirteen years has assisted overtwenty percent of our Fraternity'schapter housing in a direct fashion.

In addition to the numerous stu-dents in attendance, those alumnipresent, and their chapter housingcorporations represented, were:Steve Ryder (California - Berkeley),Vernon Stansell (Oklahoma), MikeCastellano (Missouri), Dr. LewisBullock (Southern California), JerryJones (East Tennessee State), LeroyLangston (Georgia), John Shaffer(Florida State), Ken Adams (Mich-igan State), Mike Dacus (MemphisState), and Dick Murray (Rens-selaer). Executive Committee mem-bers present were Kelley Bergstrom(Iowa State), John Deimler (Drexel),Bernard Jones (Charleston), TomDalton (Georgia), and David Lane(Purdue). The National Council wasrepresented by Lonnie Strickland(Alabama), Ted Scharfenstein(Florida Southern), Al Brown (NewJersey Institute of Technology) andFred Diulus (Florida State).

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Kitty, with two children live in

Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

DAVID JAFFEE, CHARLESTON,VICE-PRESIDENT, is owner of athriving real estate firm in Charles-ton, SC where he resides with his

wife, Dolly. Jaffee served his chap-

ter in four elected offices and has

attended several Pi Kapp Colleges

and Supreme Chapters. He has beenactive with the Charleston alumni

and served as Chairman of the 37th

Supreme Chapter Committee.

WILLIAM D, FUQUA, DUKE,TREASURER, is the Controller

of the First Railroad and Banking

Co. He, his wife, Cynthia, and twochildren live in Augusta, SC. Fuquahas been active with Gamma Psi

Chapter from its chartering. For 14

years he has been the Pi Kappa Phi

Official Auditor, serving the Frater-

nity, Pi Kappa Phi Properties and

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation.

WILLIAM L. FINNEY, GEORGIASOUTHWESTERN, SECRETARY,resides in Charlotte, NC with wife,

Jane, and one child. Bill is Benefits

Manager for Equitable Life Assur-

ance Society. He has the distinction

of having been selected as Pi Kappa

Phi Area Governor of the Year on

two separate occasions.

WALTER SHEPPARD, DREXEL,CHAPLAIN, is now with theCulbro Corporation. He has served

Pi Kappa Phi as chairman of theAlumni Relations Committee andin various functions with Alpha

Upsilon Chapter and its alumnicorporation. He, his wife, Lauri,and one child live in Mt. Holly, NJ.

JUDGE JAMES TURK, ROANOKE,CHANCELLOR, after a distin-

guished career in law is now a Fed-eral District Court Judge in South-west Virginia. He has served as anArea Governor in 1949. Turk, hiswife, Barbara, and children live nowin Radford, Virginia.

PHIL TAPPY, GEORGIA, PASTNATIONAL PRESIDENT, has re-mained on the National Councilfollowing his many years of serviceas an Area Governor, NationalChaplain, Secretary and Vice-Pres-ident. He is employed by Eastman

Kodak in Charlotte, NC where heresides with his wife, Lisa, and twochildren.

RESOLUTIONS OF ACTION

The 37th Supreme Chapter met inCharleston August 19 - 22 andacted on a number of resolutionsof action. Included were:

An alumni orientation program,which will be instructed to allassociate members, will be prepared

by the Administrative Office andpresented to the delegates of PiKapp College in 1980.

policies of the fraternity. Duringthe next ten years, an expansionprogram increasing the number ofchapters by three in every statewhere a chapter now exists will beimplemented. A progress report isto be prepared for the 40th SupremeChapter in 1985. Secondly, duringthe next ten years, the Administra-tive Office shall emphasize itsexpansion efforts in the area ofNorth America which is north andwest of the present geographicalcenter of the fraternity. Thisgeographical center is approximately30 miles north of Nashville, Ten-nessee.

Prior to the opening session of the Supreme Chapter, the National Council has much to do and,

therefore, meets for two days. Here, with invited alumni are, left to right, Vernon Stansell, Okla-

homa; Steve Ryder, California; Al Brown, Newark; Ernest DeLaney, Drake; Charles Rowland,

Georgia; Phil Tappy, Georgia; Lonnie Strickland, Alabama; Ted Scharfenstein, Florida Southern;

and Fred Diulus, Florida State.

The minimum charter standardsfor associate chapters were re-viewed and several changes weremade. All associate chapters musthave at least one fund raisingeffort for Project P.U.S.H., thefraternity's national philanthropicproject, prior to chartering. Inaddition, each associate chaptermust now submit a petitioningcharter brochure depicting boththe past and present activities ofthe associate chapter. The Admin-istrative Office was directed toname a "big brother" chapter foreach associate chapter of thefraternity. The big brother chapterwill serve as a supportive group inthe various needs of the associatechapter.

Several items of interest werepassed regarding the expansion

The fraternity's national philan-

thropic project P.U.S.H. was re-viewed at the Supreme Chapterwith the following resolutions ofaction being passed. Informationregarding P.U.S.H. is to be pub-licized through the STAR ANDLAMP, C.A.R. newsletters andother fraternity publications andcorrespondence. For the purpose

of associate member and membereducation programs, a section re-

lating to the purpose of P.U.S.H.will be included in the WhiteDiamond Educational Manual. Anawards program will be established

to recognize superior achievementby chapters for P.U.S.H. Fundraising seminars will be instructedat Pi Kapp College, SupremeChapter and Area Conclaves of PiKappa Phi. The AdministrativeOffice will survey the chapters

for fund raising ideas and dis-seminate this information to otherchapters.

The Supreme Chapter directed that,in the future, each proposed site for

the next convention submit infor-

mation on their city to the Time

and Place Committee for consider-ation.

The Administrative Office is to con-

duct a feasibility study to determine

the amount and type of computerservices that would benefit theadministration of the fraternity.

Duties of the chapter advisors were

expanded to include the following.

First, the chapter advisor will re-view, on a regular basis, the asso-

ciate member education programfor his chapter. At least once eachschool term, the chapter advisor isto meet with the associate membersof the chapter. In addition, thechapter advisor is to hear all con-cerns that associate chapter mem-bers may have in reference to thefraternity.

The Supreme Chapter directed thatthe fraternity proceed with thedevelopment of a Pi Kappa Phi

Credit Union for the benefit ofits members.

These are a few of the actionswhich were taken by the 37thSupreme Chapter delegates inCharleston. These actions represent

the most significant ones. A com-plete list may be obtained from theAdministrative Office of Pi Kappa

Phi, P. 0. Box 240526, Charlotte,North Carolina 28224.

MOVED? MOVING?

Please save your fraternity$0.25! You cost the operatingbudget just that much, 25cents, when you move withoutsending a change of address.So, please send your new, orpreferred address to Admin-istrative Office, Pi Kappa Phi,P. 0. Box 240526, Charlotte,NC 28224. Thank you.

Executive Director Durward Owen completed 20 years of service to Pi Kappa Phi on June 15,

1979. To acknowledge this event the National Council presented Connie Owen an antique

silver bowl and Durward Owen a Pi Kappa Phi diamond jeweled member pin.

Reunions were held in Charleston for those who attended the 25th and 50th Anniversary Supreme

Chapters. Here Brother Howard Leake, Washington and Lee, conducts a moment of serious con-

versation among those returning from the 25th.

The Governor of South Carolina, Jim Edwards, Charleston, and his wife took this opportunity

to visit with their fellow Pi Kapp, U. S. Senator Howard Baker, following the opening banquet

at the 37th Supreme Chapter.

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Foundation presentsfirst Founders' Scholarship

The 75th Anniversary of Pi KappaPhi will hold special meaning forBryan Keith Anderson of SigmaChapter, University of South Caro-lina, being the recipient of a $1,000scholarship from the Pi Kappa PhiFoundation. This marked the inau-gural presentation of what will beknown as the "Founders' Scholar-ship".Bryan, age 20, is a senior BiologyMajor from Manning, South Caro-lina, planning to attend medicalschool following his graduation.

A member of Phi Beta Kappa witha 3.9 Grade Point Average, Bryanhas been an outstanding student atU.S.C. Additional honor societymemberships include freshman hon-oraries Phi Eta Sigma and AlphaLambda Delta, senior honoraryMortar Board, and pre-med hon-orary Alpha Epsilon Delta.

Bryan is a certified Emergency

Medical Technician (EMT), and has

worked at the Student Health

Center at the University of South

Carolina. He has also served on a

health services advisory board for

the student goverment organiza-

tion.

Having been a member of Sigma

Chapter since his first semester as afreshman, Bryan has served asChaplain for four semesters, andhas been an active intramuralparticipant.

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A highlight of every Supreme Chapter is the Founders' Breakfast. This is a time for alumni only.

It is a time of remembering and enjoyment. Here Brother Joe Sewell, Alabama, tells of his frater-

nity experiences. Joe is a member of both Pi Kappa Phi and Baseball. Hall of Fame.

Former U. S. Congressman Sydney Herlong, Florida, signs in for the 37th Supreme Chapter. Syd

also has served as chairman of the U. S. Securities Exchange Commission.

All alumni officials of Pi Kappa Phi honored by a lawn party and dinner at the very beautiful

Blacklock Home in Charleston.

Hundreds of alumni, and here pictured students, spent hours of Arbitration on the floor of the

Supreme Chapter in Charleston. The democratic process is at work for you and your fraternity.

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These Alumni are dues payingG. D. Johnson, Jr. 1 D. GreenG. E. Johnson, Jr. .i. C. Gwin

RHO J. S. CarltonG. M. Harrell R. J. Eyer B. T. Dawson

These very loyal responded to the J. E, Slater, Jr. E. R. Rosenberg L. E. Blood

J. G. Slater F. C, Rozzelle H. C. Bounds, Jr. Washington & Lee T. M. Hearne G. G. Fassnacht F. L. Dennis •C. A. Carratt

challenge of a gift of $75.00 or P. J. Smith W. N. Sams, Jr. R. L. BowersE. J. Ade

W. Z. HudsonH. M. Flanagan W.

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W. W. Dodson, Jr. J. W. Lambaiso, Jr. V. B. Stansell E. K. Henry

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W. M. Garrison D. E. Nolen

0. E. Engelman, Jr. H. P. Maier m. C. HollisR. E. Hill M, E. Perkins • G. A. OlivenbaurnT. M. Clern, Jr. 0. A. Neel, Jr.J. L. Cornish • J. Grayson, III McElyea

E. W. Collins R. E, Noblin J. L. Hughes

A. E. Honer W. B. McFaclYen B. J. Pockey W. E. PopeJ. P. Adams, Jr. G. D. Driver • N. D. Hall, Jr.

J. E. HutchisonG. Houston, Jr. ' M. R. McMullen • W,•W. Pooser, Jr. E. T. Rogers •J. H. George J. P. Compton M. J. Noland

J. M. Adams F. A. Hauslein

L. J. Contri J. C. Inman •

M. E. Metcalfe • J. J. PowersALPHA A. L. Croce ZETA B. M. Jewett • W. L. Allen J. A. Guretzky

I. W. Hedge L. K, Cooper •T. A. Hollis C. C. Painter, Jr.

C, L. Ivey C. FS Isaacs

J. D. Jackson R. H. Meyer

D. L. Shannon, Jr. •

J. G. ShileyCharleston N. R. Crouch • Wofford K. A. Johnson P. R. Allison

R. L. Jackson R. L. Parks

P. H. Pitts R. E. Karns C. M. Ramsey

K. A. Davis • R. R. Johnson L. R. Hedge G. A. Cowart • R. B. James, Jr,K. T. Kincaid -IF, i

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A. MurphyMoo r Moore J. D. Renfroe, Jr. J. D. Sibley

C. E. Amick W. L. Reams • A. L. SmithJ. T. Adams D. J. Dayton B. L. Allen D. C. Johnston J. M. Anderson

H. C. Henderson L. M. Crumpton, Ill J. L. JenningsJ. E. Cunningham • H. D. Leake D. M. Seltzer

W. F. KirchhaineJ. IVI, Kaiser H. B. Nall

C. A. RRiogsl, .

J. B. Allen M. J. Dikes T. B. Allgood M. G. KeiserW. H. Davis

S. A. Wade

L. R. Bell • J. N. Downer J. C. Bell T. L. Kennedy J. S. Barton

W. 0. Bowden

W. R. Hill •

K. P. HookstraE. 0. Dendy • •W. P. Dandy • •

W. A. Lent IC. D. Sheesley J. W. Landers, Jr.

R. W. Lankford W. G. KanouseD. A. Kern

R. J. Ogborn • W. F. Sahlie C. T. Warren

J. E. Belser, Jr. M. Drucker G. C. Bissell L. A. Kidd • D. C. Klein W. G. Loeffler, Jr. JH.:NK..Sshleedpgeherd, Jr.M. B. Lawrence

H.'W. Black R, S. Easley R. N. Brendle F. C. Bowen, III •

H. J. Bradley • • A. H. Krohn B. MacGowen

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J. G. Schretzmann S. M. Winton •C. F. King

E. W. Small mG..W.L.RPoubllyin

R. N. ScottR. B. Blodgett, Jr. A. L. Edgar F. I. Brownley, Jr. J. E. Kirkland, Jr. E. D. Brooks

D. E. Leonard W..1. Dubose J. B. Martin D. J. Kimmel

R. Lieurance J. A. Elsevier S. E. Mattesky T. G. Smith, Ill O. A. Kinzer R. B. Roberts

ALPHA THETAL. F. Brinkley C. L. Emerson G. W. Brunson r A. Latour N. D. Burkett T. L. McCartin • N. T. Smithvvick

A, L MatthewsR. K. Kitchen

J. K. Seaney

G. A. Byrd, Jr. J. L. Erickson R. 0. Burgess J. P. Locklear M. L. Bush J. C. Lube C. G. Fagan

D. G. McCausland J. C. Stanley D. C. McNamara

K. L. Kraus J. J. Rogers J. G. Sharon, Jr. • Michigan State

R. S. Clifton, Jr. K. G. Fahlman S. W. Burnett, Jr. L. G. Loudermilk F. Cichanowicz, III , F. A. Masterson S. P. Faucett

G. F. McInerney W. H. Taft W. P. Scarlet J. B. Shaw

S. N. Coker R. C. Fisher D. S. Burnside R. T. Lowrance

AE: TN: roI Morris,ck Ill R. W. Kunze, Jr. H. J. Anderson, Jr.

J. B. Clarke • R. M. McCandiess J. P. Fitzgerald

W. D. WallaceB. W. Covington, Ill T. E. Griffin C. I. Chipley G. E. Manning

A. HH:sSkcihnmr.idrt., Jr. G. W. ShippT. B. Simpson T. D. AylwardJ. 0. Lefollette

A. H. Cofer, II R. J. McKee, Jr. C. L. Frazier, Jr. A. R. Merrill

G. A. Odgers ' W. F. Methvin, Jr. G. J. Wike • E. W. Murphy, JrJr.

A. R. Cracker W. R. Grimes • M. 5, Connelly S. A. Marshall, Jr. J. E. ColvinR. Platt

L. K. Gambrill

T. V. Gilbert, Jr. C. N. Monsted, Jr. R. E. Williams, Jr. J. G. Orr

D. G. Lane • B. Snipes A. W. Smith W. E. Baird

K. A. BellingerT. N. Dangerfield R. N. Hacker W. R. Cook, Jr. R. J. McCemy G. J. Ossorio

J. H, Corn K. W, Pruden

C. E. Springer R. C. Smith

L. M. East J. W. Hawkins B. T. McCarthy • DR: Cs: CCocronnka.11y •

W. G. Goodman L, L. Nettleton, Jr.

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R. A. Bogen, Jr.M. A. Bosco, Jr.

T. R. Crider E. W. Lines

V. B. Stansell • • R. D. Snyder

J. B. Edwards W. K. Karns W. C. McFee UPSILON T. F. PattilloT. W. Dalton, Jr. •

K. R. Randall • P. Graff, Jr.

Illinois R. M. LittleG. E. Engelman, Jr. •• N. C. Klotz W. L. McKinnon R. T. Peacock

C. A. Stewart •

J. C. Crimm F. F. Davidson • I. W. Samuelson G. M. Grant

R. M. Rainey

C. A, Stein

L. M. Stone

E. F. McLaughlin • J. H. Davis W. L. Simpson G. Gunn, Jr. • H. V. Pittman

W. L. Strickland C. W. Bovay

J. E. LovellH. W. Freeman R. D. Kortkamp T. W, Crouch

G. F. Spatz • D. L. Gurganus • S. J. Robbins L. H. Acox R. H. LoweE. L. Frierson 0. K. Kuns A. J. Dillard, Jr. H. D. McLean J. L. Drake, Jr.

C. P. Tate W. J. Taylor, Jr. T. G. Brown

F. S. Thompson D. A. Thompson cF.. WE.. cElorgitt

R. B. Timberlake R. T, BystromW. G. Sargent I. T. Almberg C.J. Pratt

J. L. Frierson, Jr. G. T. Leib A. P. Evans • F. R. Montgomery W. L. Duncan J. C. Stohlmann • G. C. Hall, Jr. O. L. MartinALPHA DELTA F. G. Trummer, Jr. • W. M. Cleary •

N. P. Fuller R. L. Lapointe, Jr. H. L. Evans J. M. Moore G. VV. Ellard C. A. Story J. J. Hall P. Slocumb L. C. Altmansberger

R. Arrighy •

W. E. Ray

S. C. Renwick G. Q. Martin

A. Matisoo A. C. TylanderR. Colasanti

W. S. Gaud, Ill • K. E. Lawrence W. B. Evins, Jr. L. A. Morris, Jr. J. E. Fargason J. S. Van Auken C. P. Harrison T. Smith, ,h.G. R. Retter •

T. S. Growling G. A. Lineer L. S. Forgoes M. H. Nelson, III C. B. Flynt J. A. Wagoner, Jr. E. B. Harrison, Jr. M. H. Squires, Jr. J. J. Bakker •J. P. Harrison H. E. Stine, Jr. F. H. Beinhoff

J. P. Rodgers E. J. Masline

Washington

W. C. Varn

D. G. Alexander S. M. Wall RB.. RE:

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•A. L. Haisten C. E. Manley . M, H. Goodloe, Jr. E. R. Norton D. V. Freeman

F. P. Fudge

C. L. WangsvickK. C. Harrison G. W. Summerson

R.J.Beerngson

M. F. Samson G. C. MattoxR. S. McCord • J. A. Weiss

J. C. Hall J. F. Meagher F. R. Gressette D. B. Warnke

L. T. Hawley C. L. Saunders

E. R. CrookR. A. Parrish •R. H. Gracey

C. L. Thoms G. C. All •

J. A. Herchak C. T. Mess L. H. Hammond J. R. Paus W. J. Wesslund

E. E. Heblon, Jr. J. B. Towill W. A. Blue D. A. Wick

F. E. WilliamsH. C. Woods A. R. Schneider '

R. R. DavisW, T. Hodges, Jr. R. H. Miller • E. A. Hanna • W. B. Pebworth • H. D. Griffin

T. B. Henderson E. A, Turville VF Il.. R0

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P. F. Van Avery J. F. Bracken

F. L. McDonald • W. C. Avery •

G. D. Wood, Jr.

G. W. Berry, Jr. J. Zoltek, Jr.F. R, Huff E. B. Morgan • W. A, Hardin P. G. Pomeroy M. E. Groover, Jr. •

H. R. Hope K. B. Van De Water G. P. Brock J. K. Snellings

J. D. McMath

M. R. Megraw

H. 0, Meyer

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J. D. WallaceM. C. Stith

W. A. Kinard • M. H. Oakes J. Kaplan, Jr. • J. H. Puckett. A. Wallace J, V. Burk

F. Stoudenmire T. F. Miller W. B. Buckworth • Oregon State

E. C. Kinder D. H. O'RearJ. B. Ramage

J. W. Hanger •

G. W. Harden C. E. Beach E. R , Hughes, Jr.J r FD .. EC.. C.W. Waters,W Ward,

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R. M. Tinsley • R. F. Munro F. R. Brown • J. S. Ford

G. A. Kirton H, A. Parma T. L, King E. J. Bennett R. C. Bun • J. A. Glaser

R. J. GrieweC. M. Lee B. Reeve, Jr. W. J, Herne, Jr. L. G. Hughes

D. C. West • J. L. To C. W. Myers W. S. Alldredge

A. A. Kittrell, Jr. R. E. Pesselacqua R, D. McJunkin H. E. Reeves • R. F. Harris, Jr. • C. W. Bondurant, Jr R. F. Inman R. F. Christensen

H. E. Wilson, Jr. G. R. Close H. E. Turner N. R. Nelson

R. S. HeppinstallA. A. Kroeg, Ill R. Patrick • P. B. McLeod, Jr. R. L. Reeves W. L. Hatcher

L. J. Borsellino J. R. Jacobs E. A. Ulmer

C. C. Caldart

P. E. Newhouse J. A. Clague

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D. L. Lee, Jr. P. H. Pause L. W. Hindsman, Jr, C. P. Caldwell, Jr. W. J. Jeffores H. B. Wood, Jr. A. J. Clyde G. L. Nord G. W. Ellinco J. P. Herdus

J. C. Muse R. F. Rego B. B. Cox D, G. Vincent

H. J. CravenJ. L. Borchers

A. C. Lesemenn R. W. Peoples F. P. Owings B. F. Register, Jr. W. S. Hodges P. C. Caldwell • T. C. Jennings W. L. Norrington I. C. Crowley

G. L. BriggsL. L. Long C. A. Pihl J. C. Holder

P. F. Carder J. H. Johnson, Jr. SIGMA E. R. Cwiklin K. A. Weir, Sr.

E. O'Drobinak • J. R. Dogger • CK .. F. Howelliepson

C. L. Jensen •J, R. Owings C. S. Roach • J. P. Charlton E. S. Czyzewski

R. D. Long • C. J. Piper, Ill

A'S A, Owings S. S. Roberts R. J. Holliday •

T. A. Johnston, Ill • South Caroline

P. P. Depasquale •

C. T. WelshingerM. H. O'Haver

IN, P. Luhn, Jr. T. C. Quayle L. C. Claiborne

C. Swam,, Jr.

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D. M. Joy

G. F. McConnell • A. H. Randier • J. G. Hull G, H. Kendrick

T. M. WrennW. S. Coates K. D. Kruger

T. P. Palmer ' W. W. Rogers H. B. Clegg, Ill C. L. Appleby, Jr. F. H. Elich

T. A. Forhan

S. W. McConnell, Jr. J. E. Ringer R. A. Kilgore

E. L. Feicht PSI

R. Colonna S. D. LambourisD. F. Patterson M. A. Rossi J. G. Hutchinson • •

J. Pavlovich

D. J. Frick •

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H. E. ConklinF. R. Damavandi D.

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D. L. Baker

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H. W. DavisC, F. Re R. B. Rowe T. R. Jackson, JrJr.R. C. Lacey a K. PeatW. I. Currie H. L. Benson, Jr. J. A. Fowler

W. D. Mitchum H. L. Simmons

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J. D. Lee D. A. Frisbie R. H. Adams

R. J. Hansen

T. N. Moore E. D. Solari H. S. Rowland, Jr. W. C. Johnson •

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P. A. Porter

W. K. JacksonR. B. McCall

D. M. Pease S. R. Stephenson J. H. West E. J. Sanders I. W. Lang, Jr. W. H. Delatron

K. M. Gibbon L. C. Powers

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J. S. Duggan

C. G. Estes • F. H. McDavid •R. H. Ramsey, Jr. R. H. St be E. Wile F. L. Langston

R, M. Dem is J. FL Lockhart, Jr. R. R. Brace J. H. Bieger

R. K. PriceG. W. SessornsL. E. Reminton ' y. D. F. Stewart H. L. Wilson, Jr. J. M. Sewell • M. W. Luckey

P, R. Dotson R. E. Maddox F. L. Bradfield, Jr. • W. E. Haselwood R. A. Behan

H. W. Buell C. E. Marsters • J, T. Fensterrnacher G. S. McIntyre

J. F. Reynolds J. E. Lundy D. W. Doyle J. L. May,

arlz lt h Ji sr . S. B. Cartledge, Jr. G. E. Hasler

P. H. Cave W. C. Pritchard

H. VM:cMBaciPnherson !B.*A. W. Sullenger C. M. Thompson •

H. N. MadcluxH. W. Holmberg •

J. R. BurrittR. W. Raney

rrAE .. F i Flynnsche r G. E. McKay •

G. C. Rogers, Jr. F. W. Thomas ETA O. H. Tompkins J. Druzbick R. E. Claypoole

F. E. Rector

M. L. Monterosso

D. W. Ross Emory J. Malsberger L. F. Esser, Jr.F. H. Ewald

A. L. McLeod, Jr. C. H. Chiles F. S. Howard, Jr.

R. 0. Howard R. L. Conraclt •M. J. Trainor J. P. Turner

G. P. Martin A. E. Reynolds

L. A. Messer • V. A. Fridley • R. E. Moore

N. M. Rugheirner R. G. Tuck • D. L. Merrill F. L. Clark

D. L. Diana A. J. Morse

B. C. Vanderhoof H. G. Riggs •

G. W. Morford

W. L. Runyon, Jr. • W. F. Martin • L. B. Fagerquist D. G. Mitchum J. M. Coulter J. L. Howie, Jr.D. A. Dube •C. F. Vannice B. K. Bilbrey W. R. Walker

R. P. Mauney L. N. Fairbanks, III • G. E. Moman, Jr. S. 0. Cowan

D. Nicholls G. I. GrimesT, H. Hammond • R. W. Morse

S. Husks. Jr. • R. L. RothG. E. Sheetz C. W. Walker, Jr. E. C. Bruce, Jr. B. H. Wells. Jr. D. S. Ferguson W. A. Dallis '

W. A. Dunham, Jr. D. VV. Parker T. K. Herbage

A. P. Taylor F. J. Whitley • S. W. McDowell J. B. Moore, Jr. P. B. Jones

L. C. Paul, Jr.

W. T. FearnsideA. E. Washburn L. T. Bullock R. E. Ferris T. F. Davis C. Sadler C. A. Porter • W. Hertel, Jr. • W. R. Perry

N. J. HohlM. D. Taylor • N. B. Weatherall J, W. Cannon, Jr. • J. L. Wilson, 111 C. C. Miller, Jr. •

N. S. Morgan F. L. Ketcham

birceteertrsOn L. A. HortonJ. W. Fleshrnan G. S. Delay

G, J. FeltonW. C. Hoist°

0, G. Peterson

S. L. Thomas E. B. Cartledge. Jr. J. B. Withers J. L. Miller D. R. Now F. S. Philip

D. C. Wong M. L, Kirchrnan

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T. W. Tucker J. J. Yovino Young M. R. Clements W. F. Miller, Jr. T. A. Garman W. A. Newman, Jr. R. L. Dormer H. G. Klotz E. J. Fischer

G. R. Fisher • D. C. Seeley

J. A. Shank

R. A. Pinkhem

C. H. Pope •J. R. Walton, Jr. R. H. Dominick, Jr. KAPPA N. H. Mitcham K. R. Garren D, W. Easom, Jr, T. F. Krizan M. K. HosierD. Norton

G. Fasano, Jr.F, M. Field, Ill

A, George, Jr.C. P. Smith

C. E. Rutledge

G. E. Jaska L. W. RaymondJ. B. Watson P. S. Hipp •

J. GosmanH. C. Smith, Jr.DELTA North Carolina

S. E. O'Neal • C. L. Larsen

R. E. McCormickJ. S. Whaley, Jr. Furman W. 0, Hughes

C. C. Nall

W. H. Nesmith, Jr. • J' W. Groans' II E. Pagelsen

W. A. GleasonF. R. Johnson D. E. Sabrosky

A. R. SegeC. N. Wyatt C. A. Jackson, Jr. C. P. Adams

R. G. Gray 0. J. Purdue, Jr. ' SW.. T. .FFhi,nycdh e r •

G. F. Heinrich • •J. M. Smith

A. W. Savina

E. B. O'QuinnH. B. Hahn, Jr.

J. Means

C. R. Mench • W. D. Southard CD,. AS7SlheYee.ts M. D. Knorr

G. W. SchottE. L. Zinkowski • I. Padgett

C. H. Paulsen •W. H. Arnold ' J. C. Jackson C. W. Banner, Jr. E. D. Mendels

S. Hollander

N. F. HopperJ. A. Sudduth

Jp..AE.. ST:eulliecnkberger G. H. Kuchler0. J..Schuster

W. M. Carson K. C. Kiehl M. V. Barker, Jr. C. W. Peeples C. M. Hefner

A. D. Hurt

R. H. Perkins J. S. Flynn

K. J. Forti L. W. Me me V. M. [worn

J. T. Sullivan, 11 V. Sivertz L. J. Kurkoski

BETA P. H. Chapman S. L. Laird, Jr. J. Y. Bassett R. M. Penland, Ill

C. A. PilleteriA, R. Fraley A. R. Moore

H. L. Dillard W. N. Newsom • W. E. Bobbie

G. D. Keller •JP: GC: sS ww ai nf fro, ryd

T. J. Langton, Ill Ji:N„.:Sseli,larregl ue

N. D. Logan

Presbyterian J. D. Pefitt •

A. Al. .JKohmnesyo:n

Jr. Charles T. H. Prater

D. F. Mulvihill A. G. SpearsJ. C. Nix, Jr. W. L. Bost, Jr.

Charles S. Price • R. M. Gatti K. E. Kelly

J. F. StollW. A. Goodale L. B. Powell, Jr.W. D. Keister S. E. Mumford

R. J. Noland B. F. TelikampH. H. Thompson

E. T. Turner

E. C, St ch Jr. •N. F. Pridgen, Jr. J. H. George

J. S. Kirk •

D. C. Austin A. C. Groce H. A. Boyd T. H. Schulte, Jr. E. L. LehrD. P. Kellam • J. H. Gressette L. A. Munson

J. B. Hammond R. T. Overstreet H. B. Brand

W. B. Vadman • W. D. Long

D. W. ThomsonJ. P. Ballard W. M. Shackle, Jr,

L. H. Kelly •

W. R. Purcell H. S. Lewis •

H. N. Hipp G. D. Patterson, Jr. L. J. Braswell •M. D. Klein

J. D. Richardson R. E. Gressette L. J. Oberwise, Jr. J. E. Thompson

N. J. Vendetti, Jr. RR: AL. Mace J. .

D. R. Vercoe •

M. N. Ballard, Jr. S. M. Slade W. E. MacMillan

R. E. Thornson W, C. Weare D. J. Mason

J. E. TimpsonR. H. Totte, Jr.

R. Bannister, Jr. S. W. Martin E. C. Pharr • G. W. Braun L. 0. Smith

G. B. Koch

L. M. Richardson J. Hammet

J. T. Robbins, Jr. J. A. Hanson J. Ondrus •

D. A. Parkhurst VV. S. Magalhaes F. 0. Wollaston •

J. A. Timmons, Sr.

J. L. Barnett F. B. Massingale, Jr. L. V. Powell R. B. Briggs J. M. Stoinof I R. H. Patchen

H. J. Marquart

J. W. Moore

D. E. ViecelliC. T. Hickman D. A. Trescott •T. F. McAfee, W. J. F. Puett • R. L. Story • R. P. Mason

C. J. Morrill

T. M. Barnett P. B. Brownell

J. W. Kowalczyk W. C. Robets

S. VV. Lavinder J. G. Scharf, Ill J. R. Huggins J. E. Pohlman ME .. M. T jornrae I I

H. C. Bean, Jr. W, M. McMillan E. H. Sanders J. M. Bryant E. 0. MattocksH. C. Stovall, Jr. S. N. Perkins • •

R. N. Belk R. M. Packer • J. C. Shearer G. W. Butcher, III T. P. TaPPY .

W. T. Lawrence, Jr W. M. Schroeder • T.

B. JHeunringiningss: 111 .

F. F. MaxantJ. T. Venard

ALPHA EPSILON WG.. SG.MNuenidnhart, Jr. . GE: P. Wells

a

Florida J.A. AS.. NNeeisgl:ilt t

T. J. Blalock C. L. Rasor B. F. Simms J. R. Cauble T. D. Twilley C. L. Lemon J. W. Sewall

W. B. Jones, Jr. J. Pottenger W. K. Mayhew •

D. R. Victoria, Jr. R. L. Nickelsen

DR: L. Woodard

.

R. C. White E. B. Smith B. L. Cockarham, Jr. A. C. Wagner J. I, Lowdon, Sr, • W. S. Sharpe

J J. Kennedy CT :

AnthonyE. Anderson

JAN.4..LcE...Wwweiianivigie:rm,ds, Jr. wFt.. at:.

Bailey

As t

Austin,

, Jr. JR:. AL:. oN,obrudriren tierB. W. Covington, Jr. • • L. C. Prucha • D. J. Mazeika

J. P. Stiles, Sr. D. C. MacKenzie • R. L. Shepherd

J. P. Cunningham J. N. Coffey

P. J. Maloof T. AJ..RcebReathie .

'ID D. AD .WYrei sniaecYh 1 k •H. G. Tebo

C. A. Wells R. F. Singleton J. R. Kinchen S. G. Milks

T. L. Zaccarino P. C. BarrM. C. DendV

A. F. Cole, Jr. T. W. WestD. W. McCourt A. C. Spencer H. S. King • R. C, Reed

N. R. Miller

LW. Tomlinson L. G. Collins, Jr.G. P. Moore, Jr. J. B. Stapleton

D. P. Perrin M. J. Yanachik

R. J. ZimmermanE. C. Dykes, III

A. M. Williams, IllR. J. Regnier •

T. J. Wesley, Jr. • C. A. Connell R. C. Lake, Jr. L. N. Phillips

H. P. Williams

M. A. Murphy

W. F. NewellJ. E. Ferguson L. G. Muse J. D. Long, Ill

ALPHA IOTAJ. G. Frampton EPSILON S. J. Westbrook • F. V. Covina R. S. Myers

J. F . StanleyR. C. Mims •

J. O. Roeser M. J. Piscitelli

AuburnALPHA ALPHA SI.

H.BBeenlinett

Mercer

L L. C. W.

Porter R e e ro s

Davidson G. W. Williams J. W. Wilson J. W. Stokes E. P. Rolek

H. A. RuyterM. M. Frazier A. N. Daniel, Jr. 0. C. Wimbish

G. B. Neff T. P. Stowe R. A. Montgomery • E. S. B. Pitkin

C. C. Goodwin, III J. C. Wilson •

H. Alexander, III • K. A, Wilson A. W. Daughtridge D. K. Young A. M. Newton, Jr. • A. J. Strickland, Ill • Y. A. Montgomery,

T. K. Powers

P. T. Pratt

JJ : OE : Bush Boost, Jr.J r . • • J. T. TPE... FisReil

Sale Ross

I i o •

C. C. Adams, IllJ. M. GowerA. M. Baucom • J. S. Wood

C. H. Davenport

G. D. Dodson, Jr. T. H. Nicholson, Jr. W. R. Summerlin • R. H. Monroe

Jr. H. Schanz

R. W. Schack R. B. RamageE. R. Hahn, Jr. • W. B. Norwood

J. E. Boyd • MU D. F . 0 ' F I a h e r t y

C.

ZG..TSauytitoorn W. J. Seldon

R. L. Bennett • C. J. Butler, Jr.

J. W. Hill, II • H. C. Dozier H. L. O'Bannon

D. Ramm R. L. Bennett, Jr. R. K. Cacciatore J. H. Schaaf fer • WC.:RG.:AAdmcoosx

W. G. Bruner C. T. Carlton J. P. SchenckL, L. Boyd IOTA Duke

D. W. Owen • A. FL Smith

L. H. Kelsey, III W. D. Early R. S. Taylor

A. S. RitzW. A. Bugg

S. N. Brown • J. B. Evans J. W. Parker W. S. Baker

M. L. Lausman Georgia Tech AD .. RI. PPeedt :or; s'onn W. C. Taylor ' W. 7, Faulk, Jr.

P, R. Steinway C. E. Role A. M. Ca • R. L. Se

D. L. BatsonE. T. Buck R. M. Fawcett W. T. Andrews, Jr. C. B. Prevost

W. R. Stiles A. J. Rude • L. C. Carter • DE: FO..

Cobb

land • M. SherryM. N. SigovichG. M. Lockwood, Jr.

E. F. MacLeod . C. R. Carr A. B, Alexander, Jr. J. B. Fisher, Jr. R. B. Atkins

E. M. Terry ri/:.RA.SS,trooarzhiern . W. K. Salomon J, T. Cash T. B. Chastain C. S. Blackledge, Jr.

W. T. Cassels, Jr. J. C. Allen JR..PA.

A, Phelanlr of tote , J r . WH: ER:SSccohtlit:Itzhauer B. T. Clerk A, L. SI lie

A. F. Marshall B. P. Grant, III L. E. Atwater, III

P. J. Purchla

W. R. Thompson J. C. Pruitt, Jr.

W. S. Reynolds, III R. C. Brown

E. H. BurkartK. B. Clary • R. F. Anderson G. 0, Benson F. W. Teegarden, Jr. R. P. Spelbrink

D. K. Mathis L. J. Greer, Jr.

.1. C. TrucksR. V. Flhoads M. H. Thomas

F, S. Curdts W. F. Bennett R. C. Groce G. F. Blalock • E. G. Ramsey, Jr. J. B. Tucker H. C.

Connell, W. A. E. cCoonmd 013 Combs

M. S. Caley

W. E. Matthews G. H. Ramsey A. L. Turner R. B. Secor

T. J. Starker

H. D. Carpenter, Jr.J. J. Elliott R. G. Bittle, Jr. W. VV. Gunter, II J. S. Boone •

W. D. Rhodes, Ill

R. R. Rigby, Jr. W. J. Tietz

F. W. CarrollA. G. Maxwell, Jr. • H. M. Escue

J. W. Reynolds E. L. Turner, Jr. B. D. Spear

J. F. Storey

Inun'an, Jr. W. R. ClantonJ. L. McNair, III •

J. L. Bouldin W. L. Harris S. C, Bravvley, Jr. A. R. Sams, Jr. E. J. Ullemeyer

A. E. Fitzgerald, Jr. W. R. Conway • V. E,

D. Thereon,

STEthtaiecir

J. W. Steward •

J. 0, Christiansen, Jr.J. D. Evans J. B. Boy W. H. Bridgers J. J. Ribar, Jr. • • J. W. Turner

W. W. Thomas • W. E. ColburnJ. W. Milani, Jr.

C. M. Hazlehurst • D. W, Schmidt E. Urycki A. F. Suite, Jr.

J. C. Garvin, Jr. G. S. Coulter •

C. N. Feezor, Jr. C. F. Brookins W, S. Hicks G. B. Caldwell, Jr. R. R. Rush J. A. WattsE. M. Singleton

A. J. Vanderberg •

E. F. Thompson G. J. Coleman •W. W, Miller, Jr.

A. J. Graham, Jr. D. C. Brooks, Jr. E. F. Hill R. F. Clayton J. R. Rutherford • B. E. WellsA. A. Spears

G. S. Walker A. C. Taylor, Jr.

T. Ju..HHeallrmdeann, Jr. C. C. Cox, Jr.

M. C. Mixson R. S. Watts • L. G. Thayer

F. VV. Thorne •

H. L. Hammack JR.:Av.:Ccorsonin

A L. Green, Jr. K. M. Brooks W. A. Hord, Jr. G. T. Costis J. R. Stafford, Jr. P. C. WeschT. J. Stet ford, II T. H. Watts JK: K.

M. W.

CrosbyL. Morgan, Jr.

J. B. Hambright J. A. Byers E. A. Tschanz

R. D.Moseley B. 0. Jolly, Jr. • • J. E. Dempster, Jr. • B. T. Srnr" J. 0. Wilkerson

J. R. Stokes G. V.

HH. Jgiggainns, Jr. H. I. Cross

J. W. Helton, Jr. C. E. Carrington ' A. J. Jones, Jr. R. Dick D. A. Ward

J. S. Crown, Jr. • T. L. Tyler

L. B. Wilkerson • G. S. Vasche

D. R. Mucci H. V. Hendrick • A. H. Chamberlin, Jr. J. F. Kemp, Jr, IA4 . L. STiceren9"Y" R. C. Williams R. H. Swelgin

K. A. Warden •

T. W. Winton

. S. Houston • F. C. Davant

J,N. Davis L. E. Warner JE.: N. Cramp

R. L. Norris W. W. Dodson, Jr. • •

R. G. Herring M. A. Cook, Jr. T. E. Lassiter, Jr, • W. P. Tice S. W. Windham S. R. Todd

D. J. Ulmer L. E. Wormley, Sr, • . E. Davis, Jr. D. C. White

H. Dicus, Jr.J. D. O'Bryan J. H. Dosser

F. W. Trimmer J. C. Wright

FL.. AH .. White,wii i iarn Jr.Ji,r WWAH.: GFml, ..,.JmLreeeentwrottisisn:. Jr.JIr l. i

J. E. DevittD. C. Hunter • P. H. Cook H. L. Drummond

M. C. WilburW. J. Zygmunt

R. C. Reece R. S. Lawrence C. F. Watson PHI G. H. Edmondson

C. P. Johnston T. W. Lee R. T. Dunn • J. C. Turk •

W. B. Elliot •P Turner B. I. YarboroughJ. V. Salvo, Jr. J. C. Cooper

P. S. Knox, Jr. • • A. P. Cornell • Tulsa

M. W. Eastland, Jr. J. N. Wilson

C. G. McGehee

C, Olbon

J. G. Edwards

A. A. Smith T. M. MeGlothlin, Jr. G. M. Esposito

W. L. Knox M. D. Umberger pi C. D. Eidschun B. L. Estes, Jr.

F. A. Smith S. P. Cottraux N. F. Magruder F. C. Frostick, Jr.

' Oglethorpe TAU C. F. Burns

OMEGA

H. E. Rhodes F. R. Eubanks •K. V. Lawson T, G. Covington R. S. Maner W. C. Galling, Jr.

. T. L. I-I, Elkins

ALPHA ETA

North Carolina State G, M. DillJ. W. Ste"b"9" T. F. McAfee, RI E. J. Vonculin P. M. Eppele B. A. Evans, Jr.

G. D. Stickney, Jr. J. A, Crifasi E. B. Marsh D. K. Gill

Purdue

R. C. AdamsM. A. Fernandez SaT.mDf.oArdrmstrong R. L. Ferrell

C. A. McArthur, Jr. R. E. Greenfield, Jr. J. W. Wade, Jr.

J. H. VValdron, Jr. S. E. Blackwell, Jr. •" J. D. Albritton, Jr. Jil..MW..

N. K. Bitting, Jr. ALPHA BETAT. M. Fitzgerald E. E. BeasonJ. M. Templeton W. P. Mills •

M. L. Crifasi • F. 8. Marsh FI, G. Akens

J. A. Flanagan, Jr. •

P. M. Timberlake P. G. Demure T. G. Massingale H. H. Newfield

A. E. Anthony, Jr. H. C. Graham

RF,K1 1 ttaekr ..

D. B. Fogarty J. W. Forehand, Jr.J. W. Morgan

C. E. Webber J. R. Brinson K. E. Anderson • Tulare

J. F. Winters C. E. Denton • D. F. McAllister W. T. Hue kabee, Jr.

T, F. West, Jr. P. F. Anderson, Jr. '

J. R. Morton, Jr. W. M. Barnett H. L. Freeman J. A. Bell DD.. M.

FRorvw:I Jr.J. P. Young , L. J. p.rrion, Jr.. W. E. Dirnmock 0. R. McCollum • J. H. Wilson

Jm. . B. B. DEeokbl ea n k 5 . P. Bm..HLeovwenrystrite • J. H. Anglin, Jr. B. A. Evans, Sr.

J. Bell

H. A, Dye, Jr. • P. W. McCrory

B. N. HullJ. E. Barwick

R. L. Wilson, Jr. F. C. Everett, Jr. H. E. Billings, Jr. E, T. Tingley

W. A. Howard L. T. Bolton

L. E. Young , S. M. Angus H. E. Fry, Jr.

T. H. Fallow, Jr, J. E. BrantleyR. T. Peters, Jr. P. T. Eaton D. C. McLeod

L. P. Jervey •

M. E. JonesE. G. Wood •

C. S. Armstrong V. !don

C. E. Richards

D. B. Frye

F. S. Gilbert, Jr. C. CL.. BErraokoektsield TH: wL L. Fuller

W. E. Price, II L. H. Ellis F. A. McNeill W. D. Jones •

D. F. WoodY

• J. P. Brewley G. P. Todd J. W. Badger

J. G. ScottL. B. Fox A. E. Bartels W. NI. Gillespie D. K, Brower C. E. Gavin, IllC. D. Rhodes, Jr. D. A. Ely, Jr. H. L. Merritt P. V. Kirkman, Jr. • S. J, T. Trimble

J. S. Gay, Jr.GAMMA K. Byers •W. C. Rozelle D, D. Fouche H. H. Montgomery, Jr. F. R. Landon

J. B. Frazer R. W. Veatch D. Beggs •CE.

B.Care

Berkeley R, O. Southwell F. E. Fuchs S. H. Gilkeson W. D. Campbell

A. R. Sims

D. Wooldridge

J. A. Grady •

G. Grange T. W. Gordon

R. J. Terry B. C. Moore J. S. Leach

J. A. Hailey R. E. Carlson, Jr. CHIT. K. Carter

R. L. Bentley, Jr. Cro.:GT: Wwzobobdward, Jr.J. N. Green

C. G. Fulton D. K. Moore J. W. Martens L. R. Bridge S. H• Grif fin. Jr, • W. C. ColloidM. K. Grimes

J. D. Albion J. S. Tolbert W. H. Funk • A. D. Nanney, Jr. R. T. Matzen OMICRON A. WE..LHaairrddi.n Jr. A.

C.

cline . T. R. Brown

N. Arrighi M. W. Weldon T. H. Garlick, II W. J. Nucciarone W. M. Lewis, Jr. P. M. Eddins

StetsonG. E. BuenteF. W. Carl Oklahoma

JJ., GI: DC.uln:g.hame, Jr. JR:.RM..HGauirrivilot

K. T. Baba E. W. Walton, Jr. J. H. Gordy •

G. V. Monteith AlabamaD. E. Allgaier J. M. HamiltonW. C. Davis, Jr.

J. W. Edwards H. G. HarrisJ. 0. Blair • P. F. Warren

C. F. O'Kelley

R. T. Penny

C. R. MyersJ. M. Ozment G. D. Airheart L. E. Morgan A. L. Evans L. W, Anderson • • W. K. Carr

ALPHA GAMMA M.

A. HHaerrrrii.soonn

W. B. Carson, Jr. G. C. Griffin

G. R. Wilkinson, Jr. A. D. Guggolz . A. Argo, III • T. L. Palmer, Jr. D. E. Evans J. A. Avrack R. W. Caswick S. R. Baldwin

A. S. Herlong

P. J. Casale G. A. Phillips, JrJr.

B. W. Williams • H. C. Gaulden, Jr. G. R. Pollard

S. K. PeelerL. J. Ptacek, Jr. R. H. Farrell

B. E. Herlong T. E. Estridge • ME:.NO:HHeanrdriesr:on

R. 0, Evans, Ill

R. J. Chabrier C. H. Pogrom R. F. Baerwald J. K. Bambrick

W. J, Rhodes, Jr. J. A. Feather, Jr. R. A. Beauchamp

J. M. Barnard

J. Y. Wilson • R. N. Bedsole

wrJ J. W.

.CDo .1 fni ni egi M. P. Hill

H. E. Hammer M. E. Prillaman J. A. Pell, Jr. J. H. Hendry

W, E. Christman

E. J. Elesenfelder J. C. Hornbuckle W. M. Ford '

P. C. Winstead M. I. Pickens G. R. Bennett, Jr. GG. V. Id.

Gituhtchite JA.AG..FFuulpllerG. W. Heburn W. N. Scott

R. J. Bennett D. M. Davis

, G. W. Cleary • H. Woodward, Jr. F. C. Hodge W. R. Pitts

W, H. Pope

W. J. Bennett0. J. White, Jr. J. R. Goldner

J, W. Frierson, Jr. F. W. Hurt

J. D. GallupsV. A. Defiori,H. B. Goodwin

W. B. Collins H. Yelverton, Jr. •. C. Seabrook

J. B. Howard, JrJr.• E. F. Soagle N. A. Bertolotti

C. S. Boothe Jr: JL..cM... Bpersrenfelder G. N, Howe

J. D. Howell .1. A. Jones •

T. R. Boutwell

R. P. Cornish •

J. R. Dienhart

F. W. Brown, Jr, J. VV. English C. D. Cornelison E. D. James W. W. Jones, Jr.

W. P. Yelverton R. B. Jarrell C. R. Serenbetz D. F. Rosenberg W. T. Bishop, Jr. • J. VV. Whitesides A. N. Greene M. W. James J. F . GordyA. K. Cox L. D. Judkins

members for 1978-79 year!,

J. L. Kelly G. H. Schaffner Iowa State Rensselaer J. J. POI letti W. G. Murray Drake W. Frederick R. C. Hulka • GAMMA BETA J. M. Taylor •

Old Dominion R. E. lIzzell, Jr.H. S. Kearns, Jr. J. H. Ressler ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA TAU J. J. Peirce, Jr E. M. McCain BETA DELTA G. K. Dunaway D. D. Firkins

D. T. Kendrick J. G. Schmucker, Ill S. J. Pinkas F. F. Nicaise J. B. Guinell • 0. K. Walls, Jr,

R. F. Jacobs BETA TAU

Valdosta

T. L. BachesB. K. Kennedy J. E. Schuler L, S. Anich R. J. Andrews J. R. Pritts P. E. Nonte J. B. Benda

J. E. Kirkendall, Jr. • C. P. Schooley K. J. Bader M. D. Quinn R. Berkowitz GAMMA IOTA

D. A. Long C. J. Scott H. A. Bendorf M. J. Balcazer • M. R. Radloff GL.. sl... 00yrzornt

J. N. Carroll C. T. Kahle

J. M. Bednarek

L. A. Beverly, Jr. LSUR. Y. Atlee • R. E. Kagy

F. A. Maddox, Jr. • • L. J. Shue R. Brandeu J. L. Barber J. S. Remias W. M. Prunty C. R. Deaton R. N. Lindner J. T. Brooks C. E. Brady, Ill •

W. C. Bright, Jr. W. D. LamfersJ. P. Lynch K. L, Shaner K. A. Bergstrom • • • F. A. Bandre T. L. Raider J. Patterson R. A. Cione • R. S. Kuhlrnan • J. W. Bishop

D. A. Marshall • W. P. Sirocky A. A. Brodkey J, M, Bernstein B. D. Rocuskie W. A. Reiners R, H. Doyle, IV R. G. Menial,

P. A. Coughlin, Jr. E. H. Joy J. L. Lanaux

F. A. Maddox, Sr. W, Simon, Ill D. W. Brandt • R. E. Bergman J. F. Rittenhouse • R. P. Quarry L. K. Bunn W. G, Jenkins

J. R. Glisson

M. G. Porche • •

W. M. Mayson M. C. Beveridge H. A. Schlater' DL.. NR..

Gabriellm WG.. DT.. roMacwEweren

B. J. Lamond

R. P. McCoy •

L. D. Simmons, Jr,M. H. Smith, Jr. J. R. Carson W. T. Richardson

R. M, Smith N. M. Carver R. H. Blackford F. A. Schlegel, Jr. A. J. Rommel T. C. Merren • F. E. Machnick, Jr.K, K. Galan L. J. Hamrick •

N. D. McClure, IV H. E. Smyser, Ill R. H. Casey • R. J. Bouchard F. W. Schmehl • G. F. Ross P. H. Gilman N. J. Montagino S. C. Houston R. A. Magoon GAMMA KAPPA

J. B. McCracken G. J. SpahrT. 0. McDowell

Y. J. Chmelar

D. M. Cochran B. R. Brown

B. M. Cahill, Jr.

F. S. Schuchardt J. R. Ruckriegle

R. S. Schuck J. A. GHooltdtesrmyith • Wp.. JC.ROop'Sphea

T. E. NelsonR. L. Moretz J. B. Majka

P. L. Meador Georgia Southern

D. J. Stallard C. L. Seely

E. E. Noel, II R. P. Strickland J. W. Coons B. M. Cahill, Ill H. W. Schuette W. C. Sang, Jr. J. C. Hendrix E. F. Reuman J. C. Odom, Jr. D. M. Midgets • D. A. Abner

W. L. Noll, Jr. H. E. Stone E. E. Cower, Jr. E. J. Celocerinos C. K. Seachrist D. S. Shook, III J. D. Hornbrook • J. F. Ritzenthaler G. E. Spell, Jr.

H, H. Wilford J. M. Porter

J. E. Prillaman • F. WS.. DBi'uhf *f iPng•ton

J. E. Parker P. W. Cuff F. B. Dargue R. L. Stutz

J. G. Howard, Ill • R. W. Schiller

P. C. Simmon W. W. RidgelyJ. S. Ottaway R. E. Thornton B. L. Croucher G. D. Cook J. A. Seiferth R. R. Sturgeon

D. G. Parmer G. G. Turner • C. D. Cummings D. B. Dobson J. F. SerefinM. W. Sellers

H. G. Thursby T. J. JanusR, D. Howell

R. H. Smalley, Jr. • M. W. Riley, Jr. W.

A. DillardM. B. Trull

--A, .. L, Patterson

-3: A. Perdue W. J. Vernon, Jr.

A, P. Wagner W. C, DorrD. A. Duda

R. B. DonahueD. H, Farmer, Jr. J. W. Shivers

W. K. Sheppard

E. J. Walker J. LabiakJ. B. Kiick

R. WheelerL. A. Talmage •

BETA,s. ArUmPiSegION

Virginia J. E. Simonik

T. E. Treichier

J. C. Van Cleve, Ill ke, W. NesmithJ. D. MorrisonA. F. Jeselnik •R. R. Devitt • A. S. Timmons

H. I. Goecker E. M. Simon

JW.00.mMucleCronaughy D. D. Zellers

J. M. Ballenger J. W. Odom, Jr.J. H. Pearson R. E. Walbert G. T. Giardini • W. L. Shute J. C. Williams

C. W. Files J. W, Simmons, II R. E. Williamson •B. D. Foot

A. R. GneiserP. T. Persons D. M. Walker

P. Preiss F. E. Warner S. E. Fritz F. M. Goodwin, Jr. R. E. Simon J. E. Wright M. D. HoaryK. R. Miller • • GBE.TrAgiaKEAtPaPteA W. H. Brinkman • GAMMA GAMMA T. C. Sapp •

T. G. Brown Troy J. L. Sawyer GAMMA CHIN. C. Porter, Jr. W. R. Walker R. A. Wingler

•-•:-^ A. B. Propst • T. D. Webber, II V. F. Gammell D. J. Gormley F. E. Smith, Jr. • P. B. Neary J. E. Talkington J.Gmorwgio um,

W. G. Oulnley P. E. Willhide • L. J. Hart W. G. Hill F. H. Steiger W. CouperJ. B. Browning •

J. G. Adams J. C. Waldrep

G. F. Reddick, Jr. J. H. Williamson J. P. Heth H. K. Holden W. K. Stees ALPHA OMEGA G. A. Oldham • J. W. Baldwin •

Oregon T. Freeman . A. M. Wilhoite

J. F. Reddoch D. L. Wolff T..1. Hickey T. K. Hood

R. W. Overton, III • T. E. Brand

B. Paul D. C. Coole, Jr. • J. D. Campbell, Ill

R. R. Horton

R. J. Stout, Ill L. R. Hamlett, Jr. • T. K. Cumuze F. B. Wilson, Jr.

B. S. Reed • E. R. Yeager K. R. Hook R. R. Tesno T. C. Coronel D. A. Rapp J. T. Cooper D. B. Kimball, Jr. • C. D. Howell

I. E. Reeves, Jr. A. R. Yerkes K. M. Johnson R. D. Kampmeier • W. H. Troyer, Jr. A. E. Davis R. D. Regnier J. C. Cornett • GAMMA LAMBDA

J. E. Robbins, Jr. T. J. Yoho C. R. Kelley J. F. Kesnow A. W. Tunnell, Jr. R. H. Frantz R. R. Rivers D. H. Diffenderfer • D. B. Lewis, Jr.

E. B. Martin, Ill

D. H. Jones, Jr.

J. D. Lang, Jr. • Missouri • Rolla

T. P. Roberts R. E. Zimmerman R. Kottmon G. W. Kirkland, Jr. J. W. Ward S. W. Holmes

N. D. Rowland D. R. FergusonR. Bentzinger •F. J. Riggins

J. P. McClendon, Jr.T. M. Roberts, Jr. • E. H. Zacharias, Jr. E. A. Kemp • R. J. Kirchgessner M. A. Verzelly G. B. Graves • R. D. Opp, Ill •

E. B. Rodwell, Jr. K. E. Kuffner

C. D. Schoffner R. A. Gouge

R. C. Sayler N. M. Derickson, Jr.H. A. Kuehne D. R. Wary D, D. Lesselle

T. P. McMullen

J. T. Russell • ALPHA NU G. J. Kunau J. Leach D. R. Williams H. I. Smith, Jr, • S. A. Lanham T. L. Rouse

M. L. Slaysman

H, M. Letten ' R. J. Lyons S. A. Wilson, Jr. 5Fi.00.1-POntctsh B. N. Swanson J. E. Laughlin E. B. Southall R. K. Dierolf, Jr.

M. P. Gioia, Jr.W. S. Shenk Ohio State W. M. Torgler F. L. Lindberg, Jr. D. D. Slesnick II

W. B. Smith W. P. Ansley G. D. Love W. A. McAuley A. R. Zecca S. W. Winkleman J. F . Verlautz P. J. Phillips • F. A. Williams

Memphis GAMMA DELTA Sc.,. E.

K.

Hale Herbert

C. R. Smith P: W. Albrecht R. G. Lichtenstein J. S. Martinez R. G. Wolf T. V. Vandawark J. E. Tveite .10..PE..1-Puiscrakin

Jr.

)14.1. G. Van R y pa r •R. I. Sikes J. Legg, Jr. R. N. Martineau • S. R. Wilson F. Streimer P. D. Try • ,E. H. Smith •

W. R. Madden

E. S. Harris

J. A. Weber, Jr. L. C. Reinhardt • BETA PHI

A. W. Lammi .

D. R. Strain W. G. Beldenhofer J. D. McCully G. J. Mucher ALPHA PHI

T. G. BirdD. C. Stoddard F. E. Archer G. L. McCauslan D. B. Welter C. E. Pickren •

NJIT H. J. Winegar A. A. Scott

D. L., Cardwell R. A. MosherR. J. Mullin, If

R. J. Suther, Jr. H. A. Booth M. D. McDevitt • L. F. Muller, Jr. I IT BETA ALPHA

R. K. McKean • H. Musch, Ill R. C. Young East Carolina T. L. Carter R uGAMMAg.i. PSI

BETA EPSILON J, B. Whitley

MH.. HN.. GDracovues., J. r. • GR.. ND.. Schneider

.W. S. Taylor J. R. Crandall R. L. Strickland

R. E. Suddeth, Jr. M. F. BarefootF. M. Vann H. C. Davis J. B. Moon • E. B. Nagel H. NI. Anderson • J. R. AlbrightR. C. Ward C. D. Hablitzel P. M. Muller T. K. O'Sullivan

. R. Schnettler F. Damian°

J. D. Bivin

B. J. Fenton

M. J. Whisnant H. H. Henrie R. W. Nechanicky G. K. Palsgrove

K. M. BeattyK. R. Anderson F. Becker, JrJr,

P. J. Bouckaert Tampa Burt

T. A. Gluzinski • G. G.

ESkkiitteekk

G. M. Whitley R. A. Miller W. G. Nechenicky • • J. A. Peartree R. E. Seiko

J. P. Brogan

Missouri

BETA LAMBDA JA..IVIA.. J. T. Hayes R. A. Easier

M. K. Wilkins R. C. Newhouse R. C. Ohrt J. C. Pedu G. C. Benjamin

R. D. Brusco

D. S. Glover

J. M. O'Neil E. P. Bialkin

H. 0. Chesson, Jr. G. E. Helen • W. G. Studyvin B. A, Keel

J, T. Boyd C. T. HumphreysT. S. VVhorton C. A. Stickel H. W. Peterson, Jr. w. J. Bielawski, III L. Cadigan

F. B. Boyd, Jr. J. R. Coble M. E. Weed

C. M. Wood C. S. Strout M. H. Pietschker D. J. Bruski T. D. Cassere G. W. Daniels •

J. H. Johnson, Sr. • GAMMA Abbey GAMMA OMEGA

J. D. Wolsoncroft E. R. Stickel • • H. D. Osborne F. G. PicklesM. A. Castellano WW. G. Birch G.E. E. Paine •

E. W. Bisone R. T. Cardillo J. G. Culp, Jr.

T. E. Perk

K. D. Mills

J. G. Zipperer, III E. S. Wells F. M. Parrish, III • W. A. Fiapetski G. A. Buettner J. Chepski

:: LL.. Denny

yrt C. D. Darden R. A. MullinM. Hamrick

MontevalloC. C. Workman, Jr. • K. D. Weber K. G. Pratt •A. 13C7Bilr'andley

J. B. Gourley • F. Burns W.

C. FEraalyzie.r W. T. Siebert

G. F. KusicJ. J. Parrish • E. Rebule J. G. Coleman R. A. Chomiak

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA X1 C. L. Proescholdt A. E. Riley W. E. Covey C. T. Com iso G. A. Vanasek

G. A. Fiche M. D. Bennett • .J. L. Lichtenberg P. Canavaggio • D. C. Bennett

R. S. Fuller

A. E. Vazquez •FI, V. Comiso R. E. FullerG. T. Tanguay •

Michigan C. J, Rahman, Jr. W. A. Roberts M. E. Darnell

F. E. Norman G. A. Clement

E. H. Robinson W. F. Divoky

R. M. Persyn M. G. Weaver

P. B. Wood W. W. Wheeler J. M. Mouth)D. Rickert S. DePalma • •

F. D. Judson

R. D. Cannon •PINYG. JL)..Ciloavoapieer

R. A. Edwards G. Ahlers W. S. Rosenberger W. E. Sauer, Jr. E. A. Donkers R.J. Doudera

E. L. Schainker • W. H. Lewis, Jr. J. R. Withers, Ill

D. A. Saad VV. Scheib

R. G. Douglas •

R. A. Dugan • R. L. Epsom

L. Fisher L. EG..wTer du Ode I I A. H. Dowd • •

A. J. Fainblett R. F. McDonald

J. E. Younger W, E. Elliott, Jr. •

R. L. LederJ. M. Gibson M. L. Allen, Jr. T. J. Ruzicka

G. C. Williamson R. T. Gagnon D. W. Mclawhorn GAMMA EPSILON GAMMA NU D. K. LewisD. C. Green B. An toniades a R. Seyler

H. C. Hotchkiss H. A. Backofen, Ill . C. Schram, Jr. T. K. Snyder

C. L. Dusell

A. J. Friedrich • T. J. HeritsR. J. Garvey, Jr.

Western Carolina LaGrange

C. E. O'MaraK. J. Nagelkirk S. M. Bertone

J. F, Beetle

T. M. ShultzK. E. Spiker

B. T. Sporn

D. J, Stephens J. A. Gerhardt R. H. Hock

BETA ZETA

J. A. Gallagher

M. J. Greggo, Jr. F. B. Seeder •E. E. Garrison, Jr. DR. CRI

Ray,fed

J. K. Norris TwER .... NIGAH.... psMpomaouujoi tiyyrhee ., m a n .

F. L. Rooney R. E. Stinogel R. A. Gregory

S. A. AKD... GBCaci:oodkeesi 1 . J r . AK., W.L.Graccvkiosi,InJgre. r

L. J. Bolvig J. A. Tompkins H. P. Heidenreich E. J. Klebaur, Jr.G. R. Hospoder

SimpsonE. M. Frame, Jr. L. H. SpruiellW. W. Rowley R, P. Brady •

A. D. Swisher T. C. Troia J. A. Harnett I. T. Yopp, III •

H. R. Smith, Jr. T. J. Tott • J. M. Helm L. A. Kominiak

J. Covington, Jr. • J. B, Jarrell, IVH. R. Bredfeldt J. C. Demerit J. D. Harper

W. B. Hippenmeier BETA CHI R. V. WhealtonR. G. Wagner E. E. Hendrikse R. F, Kreh

C. F. White T. R. Tucker • A. A. Weston G. E. Hoff K. R. Craft

M. J. Cassano K. Kubak

J. W. A. Parsons M. C. Doves, Jr, • WCP P.DHG.. NReoabii

Shermannson •

D. E. Wigginton •V. H. Upmier

J. A. Krucher L. Gore, Jr. •J. F. Burns

ALPHA LAMBDA G. A, Yaple A. E. Krumins

East Texas StateV. A. Carrougher

J. J. yeah J. E. Whislar H. J. Holloman W. HR., LKeialbpoeu,rn

El, S. Losee • F. G. Alsbury •

S. C. Davis, Jr. •R. W. Hughes DELTA ALPHA

J. P. Crosson R. W. Zimmerman • R. A. Johnson, Ill • P. R. Lavelle

EB.. WE..FFoishwenIrd. IllMississippi J. H. Clarke, Jr. J. R. Veeder H. J. Zimmer • A. J. Janousek BETA ETA VPIW. C. Winlock

R. M, LablnskyL. J. Marchbanks M. W. Anglin

0. E. Cathay

W. B. Cruzen •

W. S. Griffin W. Delnicki

R. T. Currie

R. D. Dalziel

ALPHA PI ALPHA UPSILON B. F. Legg •

E. A. Kaschins • . D. C. Linske

R. A. Logeson J. J. Mani redi

R. A. Mason S. A. AielloM. W. Addison JR..KG.. Neve a n n

G. Ofiero

J. S. Christian

J. A. Deigre

L. E. Daniel •

CWB ..

W.

M.

J.

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Kehler,

on tsl .e 1 i iD. P. Huskins

GAMMAGJFi

J.

.. T.

L.

.08:

Beggarly

chkXwr e : m . .

W. T. Bailey, Jr,J. N. Crist

C. R. Dulaney, Jr.

F. J. Wood Florida State

W. J. Mill'ette

B. S. Henry R. Demerino Sewanee Drexel

A. E. Michyete, Jr. W, McCabe D. V. Allen C. D. HughesR. H. Pinson, Jr. DA, WB..DDaercnoellalines, III • P. A. McIntyre W. L. Carswell, Ill W. P. Martin •W. B. Hopson L. T. Destefano R. E. Anderson • R. W. Miller K. McCranor • L. AlmencoA. A. Pisan° R. D. McKenzie L. T. Creech, Sr. • S. A, MooreB. P. Mauldin H. F. Dieter J. K. Morrison L. R. Miceli J. L. EarleyJ. C. Eby • R. D. Austin

A. L. Benoit

J. A. Johnston R. Nickel • W. G. Muldowney F. E. Borzen E. Romanino

TJ.. HF.. Petty

yins W. L. Finney •

R. B. Folger • T. C. MRuasLteasrd , Ill

D. Gilchrist, Jr. L. A. Mueller C. R. Powers R. S. Hand

T. B. Newman. Jr. • P. W. Dillon J. A. Bader

R. B. BoersmaL. C. Miles V. Digiovanni C. G. Midgley

T. J. Rosetti H. E. Duckham, Jr. R.J. Baldwin

R. L. Olson W. Oa kenell G. E. Boyer G. J. Romano T. W. Hunter

F. Klaus • J. H. Greene

P. P. Bristol

C. A. Pickett

B. B. Sayle F. M. Signer ALPHA RHO E. D. Beddall P. E. Ostrander BL L. DV V. RR aombesresy. n S. E. Taylor

H, J. Bartle, Ill

J. W. Stephens WV V. ENLOpraarvi.eit z , Jr . J. M. Salvatore S. R. McCord M. W. Hall • J. B. Yount, Ill

W. E. Eisele West Virginia J. J. Bisaga R. F. Brown B. A. Samuels R. L. Mitchell •

J. H. Tubb B. J. Elowsky M. Pawlowski B. H. Hamrick

DELTA BETA

Y. S. Warren K. L. Park

C. vgB..SEhoassvoernr on . C. D. Hudgins

North GeorgieM. R. Blesser H. F. Perlet, Jr. C. Pedicini J. D. Bultman • W. P. Silvanie

M. A. Evertin J, M. Adkins T. C. Block K. J. Peterson • R. S. Pribula C. D. Chao HE B. C.

ESttievfolnodr ed, . W. E. Patterson G. R. JenkinsR. A. Sparrow D. C. Lauderdale, IllV. W. Fendrich G. P. Auldridge W. C. Brayton R. L. Peterson • R. G. Salomon L. W. Cocks G. S. Piccolo •

ALPHA MU J. E. Flaherty L. E. Bradley E. C. Breithaupt, Jr. D. J. Salamone A. C. Swirbul

Penn State K. W. Phalp

P. H. Schmidt

J. R. Colee

R. P. Cook

G. L. Richards J. BB.. Sut t

Trotteron . .

J. B. PondB. E. Miller, III

W. L. Friend P. F. Fisher • P. Brewington J. G. Walsh D. S. Russell

J. F. Fuchs H. D. Griffin M. E. Burrows W. J. Plichta •J. G. G. Pieri

J. B. Snodgrass, Jr, J. R. Corbett D. C. Turner G. H. Pritchard •W. H. Yanger, Jr. D. M. Tipping •

J. M. Alter P. J. Glanton R. L. Harper W. P. Carey R. B. Porter, Jr. J. M. Spigel R. P. Costin BETA MU J. C. Wilt W. F. Willis E. T. Roche's, Ill •

B. C. Anderson J. G. Greer • McNeese R, A. Towel! R. N. Reynolds

R. M. Atkinson W. J. Griffin S. L. Highland J. M. Casper J. L. Pottenger • A. Spinelli W. R. Cray, Jr.

GAMMA ZETA C. G. Strickland, Jr.

M. Asnen R. F. Groller • D. M. Clarke J. P. ReimanK. T. Randich

W. J. Sturm

C. L. Delk

F. E. Diulus, Jr. • BETA PSIG. W. Hodel G. P. Cavenas W. A. Stahll

West Virginia Tech D. W. Suppes

N, P. Guarriello R. lard

R. H. Auman J. S. Urban J. R. Airhart •• Tenneuee Wesleyan

C. R. Lewis J. S. Cohick B. M. Eaton

H. Bertrand F. B. Taylor, Jr.

R. C. Austin A. G. Hansen H. Coleman, Jr.

J. V. Roach •L. R. Barker

R. H. Baker S. C. Harezim J. 0, Park, Jr.H. G. Martin

H. A. Cowles

J. P. Sachs •

C. A. Schneckel D. R. Van Houten G. G. FernandezJ. Van Broekhoven W. D. English

D. G. Drewett •

R. C. Glenn, Jr. N. Bishop • WE..DR...,Elttauer

R. A. Tuggle •H. H. Vaughn, Jr.

G. D. Bello P. J, Hauth R. B. Geoghegan J. S. Concino •

P. M. Borg E. R. Smith H. B. Craig G. E. Schober C. F. Wheeler • S. N. Guidry D. M. Childers GAMMA OMICRON

C. J. Hecker L. K, Watring P. D. Crissman E. N. Snarl J. D. HandleV J. M. Dannel

S. C. Botta D. A. Williams, Jr. R. P. Gillis •

F. M. Herbert, Ill T. G. Williams • W. V. Davies B, Herbert • G. A. Franz, Jr. • BethelJ. W. Garbow

L. S. Bovier J. C. Wilson, Jr. R. L. Davis

E. K. Wilson, Jr. • J. T. Graham, Jr.W. A. Hatcher, III Fl. W. Grudier

F. C. Helper K. WL.. RSieeipwieclkl:

W. E. GregoryD. L. Hirneisen M. P. ApplingG. F. Briner BETA BETA J. W. Guy

S. S. Miller •P. G. Hooker W. W. Dearolf, Jr. T. W. Pool

J. W. HirschC. W. Hutzler • J. J. BrocavichJ. D. Brisbane E. F. Hughes, Jr. ALPHA SIGMA J. W. Daimler W. E. Stepan

D. G. SnyderFlorida Southern F, L. Hoffmann

E. M. Potratz SL.. L. HHoolcdkeery

R. E. IsomF. A. James

C. E. CarterJ. P. Burke B. Jatzen Tennessee D. K. Dement R. B. Stevens G. W. HollingsworthR. L. liomero

R. F. Bush 0. Jensen E. J. Dimond F. W. Stole 'R. D. Alves R. L. Irwin VV. C. Penniman M, M. McGrady

C. H. Case, Jr. E. J. Kane A. D, Adkins K. J. Dirkes L. A. Strote W. G. Jarrell, Jr, D. B. Smith W. B. Petty, Jr. D. M. Jones D. W. Morris

L. M. Comunale D. G. Kens G. A, Anderson R. L. Draper J. F. Sturgeon T. F. Ache

G. B. Baker • R. T. Jernigan W. K. Welsh H. M. Oueener • T. A. KeeferT. E. Wright, Jr.

S. A. Kraycar B. J. Osborn

R. B. Creine, Jr. D. J. Kelly E. SaundersR. L. Andrews L. D. Egolf G. J. Svehla E. R. Johnson, Jr. •

T. R. Thompson Will M.

BDeacrtklemtatnj". •C. C. Curley, Jr. A. L. Koenig C. W. Booker, Jr. • J. D. Gardner C. E. Bradley R. W. Lester • R. B. St. Clair

D. R. Legg

D. F. Mat fessanti • Northwestern StateJ. VIcek

M. E. JohnsonBETA NU

D. E. Smith GAMMA PIR. B. Craine, Sr. R. Koehler T. H. Banks B. J. Gejkowski

E. E. Davies R. J. Koerner • Houston

J. A. Van Ostenbridge T. W. McGrew

R. 0. Bruce

J. M. Lloyd •A. W. Wendorf D. P. Brown •H. L. Britt J. H. Gardner

D. R. Forbes J. Larose R. W. Wolfe • R. K. Carroll •

R. C. LukasD. E. Kelley

F. D. Wieser, Jr. R. MichaelA. J. Drazenovich H. W. Lang K. G, Wohlers G. H. FilsonR. M. Brooks M. S. Gennaro, Jr.J. M. Bryan W. F. Gilder, Sr.

N. J. MacMillanD. B. Knight

D. C. Neidert D. D. Koehn

D, K. Eboch W. J. Little, • J. C. Woodling J. C. Carter C. W. MacMillin BETA OMEGA G. D. Nichols H. C. Kweller •

W. F. Exley R. J. Magg R. S. Burns R. A. Gravdahl

L. W. Carter FL H. Patterson, Jr.

East Tennessee State P. R. Oneacre.1. A. Bust ield N. E. Grade, Jr.

W. W. MalphrusR. A, Viguerie • L. M. Porcelli

L. S. Fry, Jr. • R. F. Maggio ALPHA CHI G. LD..Ccahvaapnpaahn, II H. E. McCall, Jr. M. C. Paterno

K. P. PatrickJ. D. Funk T. G. May • E. S. Byrd D. S. Greer

D. A. McCranie T. G. Atchley D. J. Shepherd, Jr.

M. A. Gardocki C. B. Mayforth, Jr. p, W. Combs • R. H. Griffin Miami

J. W. Cook R. A. Milsteed BETA XIW. H. Blair C. A. Rickenbach

W, M. TaylorT. S. Carter

P. W. Gross • Central Michigan

R. A. Gundrum H. A. McLaughlin L. D. Cronin J. A. Haislip, Jr. ••

J. C. Churchill

M.WE..

Riley Scott

L. B. Grube • E. S. Mayland, Jr. J. C. Bordeman W. E. Cooper J. E. Nettles B. C. Brown •

D. C. Evans •

L. W. Snedegar

GAMMA RHOG. E. Dawson D. R. Haring R. S. Buchanan H. W. Croysdale, 11 C. D. New •

J. B. Newman J. D, BresieM. B. Claman D. E. Skaggs

E. F. Fitzgerald D. R. Strader

Lcanwde. relowling, Jr,W. C. Gwinner J. E. McCooey J. F. Deboard, Jr. C. J. Heimerk • R. H. Dougherty, Jr. J. D. Davis • D. F. CereskaJ. T. Hartzell • K. J. McCort F, N. Holley, Ill N. C. DeYoung J. W. Newman, Jr, R. L. Compton

G. 0, Herold S. B. Donohue

F. J. McMullen T. E. Earl A. D. Henderson

M. C. Hopkins W. W. Dicks • W. J. Niedenthal K. G. Clough

D. R. De Waard ' L. C. Snyder

G. C. Hess, Jr.R. S. Hersh H. H. Meyer •

R. L. PerkinsV. W. Edgman 0 H. Hewitt R. S. McElwain W. M. Fraser, Jr. E. C. He ••

R. E. Butler, Jr.

J. F. Hickey H. R. Meyer R, E. Gibson, Jr. D. A. Heydt • J. J. Mears T. W. GannawM R. M. PlottsR. L. McCall

R. S. Lobb, Jr, • R. J.

yTeruagger DELTA GAMMAS. L. Byrd

E. B. Hoffman, Jr, E. A. Morrow F. D. Masters •

J. A. Miele G. E. Gish D. M. Hillegas B. M. Morrison C. D. Hamm D. A. Podgor R. W. Craft Nebraska • OrnahaW. R. Mayes, Jr. • W. D. McManus

D. B. Holman B. J. Minetti D. M. Hamilton G. M. Hokanson R. G. Steinhilber R. G. Hendershot, Jr. H. M. RappGAMMA ETA

T. S. Holmes W. A. Reichert, Jr.

J. L. Schnepp •R. K. Miller M. E. Byrne

R. W. Rivers K. W. Smith

S. B. Miller, II G. Parrish •

L. W. Thompson, Jr D. C. DvorakJ. J. Molinelli A. W. Hatcher A. E. Hoover N. P. Xenthos G. F. Hiler

L. W. Hopkins, Jr. Athens

J. E. Morrissey 0. R. Johnson • J. M. Hudson J. D. Horan A. A. SwartzD. Jones

E. M. Murphy J. J. Vetter, Jr. K. A. Liesche, Jr.A. R. Muller J. E. Jones, Jr. A. J. Jones ALPHA PSI IC. S. Ketterer, Jr. • N. M. RRoybiterls.

S..). ThatcherR. R. Palmer •

D. A. Kearney A. E. Munzer S. T. Kirkpatrick • • J. F. Kelley, Jr. Indiana T. E. Kohl D. M. Vale 'o •J. J. Short, Jr.

J. T. Brauer, Jr.H. Lebair GAMMA SIGMA

D.WF ..WW1i t'z'ing

R. P. Kebert H. J. Scarborough

H. W. Nintzel J. H. Lay, Jr. E. R. Kiehl C. T. Lyons D. J. WahrL. A. Lemsky Armstrong

M. M. Keck • R. Non i A. I. MacLean D. R. SteinerB. R. Wiltse

T. E. SiceloffA. K. McCall°, Jr. G. F. Kinmonth G. L. Allen

D. P. Stewart, II B. R. Starnes D. H. Littell, IVT. K. Keen R. E. Nugent R. C. McKelvey • C. S. Kuntz • L. L. Merchant

E. R. MirandaR. C. Kieffer H. Peace • B. C. McMahan J. D. Knoll, Jr. •

S. R. Barker

G. D. Barnes L. E. Maxwell B. Stilwell, Jr.

N, D. Stoddard BETA OMICRON

P. A. StreetW. L. Plant

J. W. Benkert •

J. F. Kleser, Jr. Northwestern State R. G. Yackanin C. N. Kincey, Jr.

J. B, Peck • K. McPherson G. F. Kolle • L. E. Barnes T. W. McCloskeyT. S. Reinke C. J. Barnard

C. E. Kirkendall A. J. Pensa J. O. Moss' E. J. Kulas N. J. Bastin C. F. Newcombe A. F. sSyurnntee.rg

GAMMA ALPHA R. W. Slaybaugh, II . M. M. Wright

D. W. GirardL. M. Knetz C. F. Pester • J. R. Nelson, Jr. L. I. Lady P. E. Bender R. G. Owsley A. Bachman • GAMMA TAUT. E. Taylor W. J. PiconeR. B. Kooker M. G. Power J. M. Ogden W. E. Parks J. T. Beck

Livingston

E. Korecky W. J. Prinzivalli K. R. Parkinson JR.,WW..LLaamrnbbealsrio, Jr. • • C. J. Blackerby

R. L. Redman W. A. TillmanP. G, Durham, Jr.

GAMMA THETA North Texas R. W. Rennells

S. G. Krepps, V A. G. Ouilon J. A. Pierce E. W, Langschwager

W. E. Bray

D. E. Brennan T. A. Scherfenstein, Jr. • E. B. Tunstall G. P. Fink J. L. Alexander " UNC • Wilmington

J. P. Lonberger B. H. Ritter J. G. Oden G. E. Cavanaugh R. B. Roelse

G. L. HarbinT. H. Kukoda J. H. Ripel J. F. Pryor • A. P. Lannutti G. L. Brown D. W. Schreck • D. L. Ulloa J. C. Baynes

M. H. Simon • W. L. Welch J. Maker

J. W. Carter

W. E. Lord C. E. Rohmenn

T. R. BrownD. D. Whitaker

J. W. Parish, Jr. • J. J. Charles C. M. Coleman, Jr, T. W. RussellF, M. Pugh T. A. Laroe •

W. T. Roney, Jr. A. B. Reed P. P. Liwski W. D. C. Day, Jr. • W. A. Sundstrom

G. L. Wadsworth F. C. Williams D. D. ColemanF. W. Martin IN, H. Read

J. P. McCarthy L. N. Rowley, Jr. • .1. K. Risher W. W. Lovell J. D. Dowen

C. R. Downey K. A. Williams C. M, Wilson J. C. Peltier

C. A. Prestenback • F. L. Fuller

L. W. Thomas •J. M. Corcoran

B. E. McIntyre R. D. Sercona • R. W. Rucker • J. N. Marshall

R. W. Dunlap R. G. Woodall S. M. Wilson, Jr. J. B. Gary J. H. Dempsey •

EB.. 80: wTuwrnerW. E. Dalton

J. H. McCann • S. Roach T. J. Holliman R. T. Gore

BETA THETA P. Rochette, Jr.

R. M. Williams •J. D. McManus G. H. Scheibner H, C. Settle C. R. McCulley J. A. Eshleman

E. C. Millar E. F. Schofield R. C. Sledd J. McNuttR. W. McKee • S. E. Evenbeck BETA GAMMA

J. L. Fox • Louisville W, W. Traylor, Jr. R. W. Nicholson L. H. Harris

M. J. Wilson

Arizona

H. M. Newman, Jr. K. C. Harrell •P. C. Mellott F. X. Schmoller H. 8. Simmons

D. S. Mizell W. Seubert R. B. Smith C. S. Wiggins

J. F. Rice

C. D. Outlaw, Jr. G. G. Huguley

M. L. Jones •

GAMMA UPSILON

J. F. Mostoller A. B. Steele R. H. Smith G. S. Merritt0, F. Meyer,. Jr. D. J. Gamble

A. J. FrameD. F. Bloomer BETA PI H. E. Pettis

W. B. Kirby •

Oklahoma State

BETA IOTA Eastern Michigan A. K. Poole

C. A. LarsonR. W. Moyer C. L. Stehle G. A. Steele R. J. Moore • D. C. Gibson • R. T. Connor •

H. C. O'Connor, Jr. P. M. Tierney J. F. Stef fner

JK. . . JP. . Nit rr il si nwov . h . AR.. WD..GNuoirileary,.Jr. J. T. Cook

S. E. Harper, Jr. Toledo A. P. Brumbaugh J. W. RoebuckH. A. Powe, III

W. D. McCaughan, Jr. B. GR.. GAInadrkrews •E. W. Murphy W. J. Sturtz J. E. Stet filer

H. C. Merritt, Jr. J. D. DanversD. H. Porter W. J. Troeller, Jr. • R. E. Sutton, Jr, T. E. Nebiolo J. A. Harvey • C. W. Henne A. C. Morrow P. W. Smith

S. D. Padgett, Jr. • T, E. DoaneJ. G. Prokopik R. A. Ubaldi K. R. Weems S. G. Nicholson OW. Huffman R. E. Krebs • . M. E. Anderson T. M. Tarts

T. A. Oueitzsch H. E. Weingartner D, T. Zorg B. Orcutt J. E. Kelsey W. M. McNutt D. R. Clark BETA SIGMA W. P. Taylor • R. E. Parker DELTA ZETA

J. M. Leonard W. D. RobbD. D. Deckrosh D. P. Drew

G. P. Smithson . J. L. KruskaJ. WS..13Joyhenston

M. P. Ranc, Jr. F. W. Wiedman E. H. Zwingle S. R. Parris R. A. Lakowicz J. L. Paddock, Jr. R. D. Conley Northern Illinois 8. C. Wager C. T. Sewell •

L. S. Reiff M. M. Patrick C. V. Martin M. Schaffner J. B. Stokley, Jr. P. M. Maltby

Appalachian

C. L. Robert A. J. P. Wilson D. A. Parsons • J. J. Connors, Jr.

D. Marton C. A. Beddingfield, Ill •

K. E. ()she! R. E. Bernard

C. L. Purclurn D. Bush

C. J. Rogers • G. W. Carr •R. P. Sober M. F. Christopher

S. S. Spradling H. M. Cummings, IV

M. E. Whitlaw • P. J. Goals •D. L. Henderson •

GAMMA PHI NI, K. JonesSouth Alabama M. D. McKinney, Jr.

F. A. McNeill, Jr.

T. H. Darer • R. G. Ouellette •

S. R. Farrell E. H. Reese

L. H. Green

R. S. Griffith DELTA ETA

R. D. Hartwell • Morehead

W. T. Hendry, Ill

J. T, Hill R. W. Draughn

W. R. Hughen R. Griffith, Jr.

D. T. Jackson • N. Hawkins

J. L. Pledger L. M. Jones •

M. E, Rainwaters J. W. Wells 'K. E. Webb R. M. Wells

S. F. White D. H. Williams •

M. M. Broward

J. M. Elliston

AS. Foster

L. M. Nulty •

J. P. Hunter

S. A. Jones •

R. E. Lockwood

R. V. Moreno

R. M. Orcutt

E. M. Slavic,

J. W. Stephenson

M. F. Strocchi

P. L. Stynchcomb

S. L. Van Every •

DELTA IOTA

Middle Tennessee State

C. P. Harlin,

K. R. Hamar

G. H. Mathis '

M. L. Potts

D V\taltatat

DELTA KAPPA

Pembroke

L. Belikof f

D. P. Floyd •

J. J. Gould

R. Norman

J. A. Wilkins

DELTA LAMBDA

UNC • Charlotte

M. E. Ashley

C. T. Bohler, III •

C. P. Cannon

D. R. Cloninger

R. J. Dermond, Ill

M. P. Gardner

W. R. Kincaid •

C. A. MerusU. C. Meru'C. L. Miller

C. J. Miller

J. H. Mitchell

R. B. Nantz •

R. L. Oxford

G. N. Smith

J. M. Terry, Jr.

M. D. Wetzel, II

DELTA MU

Methodist

W. H. Motes

G. S. Rogers •

DELTA NUWestern Kentucky

H. D. Ricketts

T. J. Sabetta, Jr. •

J. R. Wallace •

DELTA XINorth Alabama

G. K. AbbottJ. H. Driver, II

J. L. GlassK. T. Tucker

M. W. Williams

J. W. Yeates

W. K. Allen DELTA OMICRON

J. M. Andrew • Nicholls State

B. J. Austin •

T. E. Barcroft, Ill • T. J. Benoit

J. D. Bingham D. A. Champagne •

M. A. Brannen K. J. Defelice •

A. H. Bright • J. J. Olin

H. W. Broskoskie, II •

D. W. Carter • DELTA PI

C. A. Cacchini Wright State

T. D. Craton, Jr.

J. Crawford B. A. Hollingworth

H. L. Dennis R. E. Waugh

J. M, Depaz

D. C. Durant DELTA SIGMA

J. E. Goletz • Bowling Green

W. J. HarrisH. G. Holcomb G, A. Honig

D. W. Johnson J. A. Hilton

L. M. Johnson, III • T. E. Terbizan

T. S. Jones • R, Wilcox, Jr.

U. G. Motherly, Jr. •

R. P. Moultrie DELTA TAU

G. L. Newton • Jima Madison

D. W, Nicholson

T. 0. Nicholson, Jr. W. J. Heath •

B. W. Pope •

M. R. Pickett DELTA UPSILON

P. J. Rodgers • Pittsburgh

C. L. Samples

S. J. Scaro H. E. Simon

J. T. Simpson, Jr.

A. T. Storey

J. A. Strange DELTA CHIK

D. R. Sutton ansas State

B. L. Tel I t

DELTA DELTANortheast Missouri

DELTA EPSILON

Jacksomille State

D. C. Anderson

P. L. Barney, II

H. D. Buttram, Jr.

C. C. Carter •

R. J. Coley

R. L. Cunningham

D. W. HarrisF. D. HollandL. S. Jones

C. J. McSpadden •

T. M. TidwellH. G. Wilkins

M. H. M. Allison

S. C. Hill

R. K. HissM. S. McGillD. L. Scheetz

MEMBERS AT LARGE

M. H, Herbstreith •W. E. HollandH. A. Wells

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Three very special awards presented inCharleston for service to the total communityAREA GOVERNOR OF THE YEAR

An Area Governor must be self-motivated to an amazing degree. He isresponsible to the National Council for the chapters, alumni and expansionin the geographic area he is assigned. A good one is hard to find but SteveDePalma, Newark, is an exception. He has served as Area Governor,Area I, New York and New Jersey, for three years. He is an excellentArea Governor and has been so designated by the National Council asPi Kappa Phi's Area Governor of the Year for 1979.

Steve DePalma was honored with his Area Governor plaque by his wife, Vickie.

CHAPTER ADVISOR OF THE YEAR

Perhaps the single most important person for a successful chapter is theChapter Advisor. He is the continuity so much needed when one con-siders the transitory nature of the student population. To recognizethis necessary person one is named Chapter Advisor of the Year. Theoutstanding advisor in all of Pi Kappa Phi for this year is Dr. WarrenRobb, Louisville. Dr. Robb is currently the advisor of Delta Psi Chapterat University of Texas - Arlington where he is on the faculty.

—

Here Dr. Warren Robb receives the plaque acknowledging his being selected as Chapter Advisorof the Year from his wife, Dee.

TOP CHAPTERS IN ALL PI KAPPA PHI

The Master Chapter recognition award identifies the accomplishmentsof student chapters in areas of scholarship, financial control, alumnirelations, management, and membership size. The maximum numericalscore that can be achieved is 400.

Any chapter obtaining a perfect score of 400 is designated as a Champion Master Chapter. The year 1978-1979 only two chapters were able to meetthe demanding requirements. They were Gamma, University of California,and Sigma, University of South Carolina.

Master Chapters were: Georgia Tech, NE Missouri State, Alabama, NorthCarolina, Florida, Samford, Western Kentucky, James Madison, Missouri,UNC-Charlotte, Auburn, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, North Georgia,Iowa State Valdosta State, Wright State, Oklahoma, Livingston and NCState.

STUDENT OF THE YEAR

Each year the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation recognizes the Student of theYear with a financial grant. The person selected is outstanding in manyareas, not just fraternity. The 1979 award was presented in Charlestonto Mark Timmes, Florida. Among his other activities, Mark has beenArchon of Alpha Epsilon Chapter.

He has also been president of Phi Eta Sigma and Sigma Tau Sigma; co-ordinator of the University College Bowl; Who's Who; Omicron DeltaKappa; Mortar Board; Blue Key; President of the University of FloridaI.F.C.; and has maintained a 3.6 G.P.A.

Sr/itMark Timmes (I.), the 1979 Student of the Year, with Dr. Strickland, at that time Vice-President,after just receiving his award from Richard Anderson (r.), Chairman of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation.

FOR ALUMNI RELATIONS

The President's Plaque is appropriately named, for the Pi Kappa Phi Na-tional President does represent the pinnacle of alumni participation. Thisrecognition award acknowledges a chapter for its overall effort to main-tain a proper relationship between the student chapter and its alumni.For 1979 the National Council has presented the award to Alpha ThetaChapter, Michigan State.

Tom Sayre (1.), as designer of the Pi Kappa Phi Project, P.U.S.H., hasa special interest in the Service Award being presented here to LeePeregoff of Xi Chapter. The Roanoke College Chapter was presenteda check and a plaque by the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation for its commit-ment to serving others. Many chapters participated in hundreds of pro-jects and Xi Chapter was selected as the most representative for 1979.

FOR CHAPTER IMPROVEMENT

Only one can be number one, but all can improve. Those chapters thatimprove also need recognition. The Houser Award, named after TheronHouser, former National President, is presented to that chapter whichfrom one year to another exhibits the greatest improvement in overallchapter activity. The 1979 recipient is Delta Delta Chapter of North-east Missouri.

With the giant Pi Kappa Phi flag as a background, the 1979 Rose of Pi Kappa Phi receives the

recognition of over 700 attending the opening banquet of the 37th Supreme Chapter. This lovely

lady is Miss Maria Linda George, nominated by Delta Phi Chapter of Radford College. The flag was

obtained for the fraternity by Gamma Delta Chapter at Memphis State.

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First Founders'Race was a hot one

Bo Proctor, UNC-C, is the first winner of the first Pi Kappa Phi 10,000 Meter Race. Bo is in the U.

S. Marine Corps and was attending his first Supreme Chapter.

Twenty-eight Pi Kapps were up early in Charleston for the Founders' 10,000 Meter Race. This

hot August morning, following a night of convention activities, offered a real challenge to those

participating. Here instructions are being given by the starters.

Students were not the only entrants in the Founders' Race. Here are (I.) Bill Loeffler, Washingtonand Lee, a Field Secretary for Pi Kappa Phi in the early '60's and now an advertising executive inCharlotte, North Carolina, and Dr. Lonnie Strickland, Omicron.

Pictured here are the members of Omicron Chapter, University of Alabama, who attended the 37thSupreme Chapter. They were together at a reception honoring Mr. Pi Kappa Phi, Emmett Dendyand Hall of Fame achiever, Joe Sewell.

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First inductees forPi Kappa Phi Hall of Fame"The Pi Kappa Phi Hall of Fameshall consist of selected alumni whohave distinguished themselves in thefields of Business, Industry, TheArts, Sciences, or Professions; andthereby have brought honor and re-spect to fraternity."

The 37th Supreme Chapter insti-tuted this most important recogni-tion and also installed the firstthree inductees. President Tappymade the presentation at the formalbanquet to the two living recipients.Each was given a handsome plaquewhich acknowledged the Hall ofFame recognition in emblem and inwords as follows:

"Over the years, the members ofour fraternity have engaged inmany varied professions; manyrising to outstanding levels ofaccomplishment, their achieve-ments recognized throughout theworld. PI KAPPA PHI feels it is justand fitting on this occasion in ourhistory to offer special recognitionto some of our most outstandingmembers. Tonight we install thefirst three members in honor of thecontributions each has made withinhis own profession. These threemen represent each of the twenty-five year segments of our history.

Representing our first quarter cen-tury is a member of Kappa Chapterat the University of North Carolina.Known throughout the world for

Talentednumber two man

Nathan Hightower, Alabama, the new AssistantExecutive Director of Pi Kappa Phi.

On September 10, Nathan High-tower joined the fraternity staff asAssistant Executive Director. ATampa, Florida native, Nathan isa graduate of the University ofAlabama, Omicron Chapter, wherehe earned an undergraduate degreein management and a Master'sDegree of Business Administration.As an undergraduate, Nathan servedas Sports Chairman, Pledge Wardenand for two terms as Archon.

The Assistant Executive Director'sfunction will include administeringto Project P.U.S.H., overseeing ofthe C.A.R. program and the devel-opment of a large scale items forsale subsidiary within the fraternity.Nathan will also be dealing withmost matters that involve theExecutive Director. We look for-ward to Nathan's contribution tothe fraternity.

his literary works is Brother ThomasWolfe. Readers and play-goers alikecan attest to his talent; recalling tomind such well known titles asLOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL orYOU CAN NEVER GO HOMEAGAIN. Brother Wolfe's touchingand humanistic style of writing hasmade him a well read, well remem-bered author and playwrite. Al-though Brother Wolfe has joinedthe Chapter Eternal, his name shallalways be with us. In recognition ofhis contributions to the world andthe nation, it is only right that heshould be admitted as the first mem-ber of the PI KAPPA PHI HALLOF FAME.

Representing our second twenty-five years is baseball's great JoeSewell. Graduating in 1920 fromthe University of Alabama, BrotherSewell starred for sixteen years;first with the Cleveland Indians andthen with the New York Yankees.He set two major league records,which still stand, and had a lifetimebatting average of 312. He had thedistinction of playing ball with suchgreats as Babe Ruth and LouGehrig. Later, Brother Sewellcoached for the University ofAlabama. From Omicron Chapter,

the second member of the PIKAPPA PHI HALL OF FAME isour Brother Joe Sewell.

Our third quarter century and third"inductee" in 1966 became thefirst Republican ever to be popular-ly elected to the U.S. Senate fromTennessee. He went on to be twicere-elected by an overwhelming mar-gin in 1972 and 1978. The thirdmember of the PI KAPPA PHIHALL OF FAME is SenatorHoward Baker, leader of the UnitedStates Senate, and the RepublicanParty's highest ranking elected offi-cial. In 1973, Brother Baker wonnational recognition as the Vice-Chairman of the Senate WatergateCommittee, and then served as thekeynote speaker at the Republican

National Convention in 1976. Amember of Alpha Sigma Chapter atthe University of Tennessee, BrotherBaker got an early start in politics,serving as the President of the Stu-dent Body in 1949. Tonight weproudly admit Senator HowardBaker as the third member of thePI KAPPA PHI HALL OF FAME.

These names represent men of ourfraternity who have excelled to thehighest degree in their chosen fieldsof endeavor, and thus have broughthonor and distinction to us, as wellas to themselves. They are men ofcourage and honor, and their namesshall always remain with us in theyears to come."

The Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity is fortunate to have six of its chief administrators alive and active.This is most unusual and actually constitutes a record for longevity in the Fraternity World. Atthe 37th Supreme Chapter five of these men were present for the anniversary activities.

They are shown in the accompanying picture, from left to right, as follows: Greg Elam, of BetaChapter at Presbyterian College, who served from 1957 to 1959, is now Vice President of GreatAmerican Reserve Insurance Company of Dallas, Texas. Greg was the Archon of the initiationteam for the model Ritual performed at the 50th Anniversary Convention. Therefore, the Ritualreinactment activity was of special interest to him.

Next is the present Executive Director, Durward Owen, Xi at Roanoke, serving since 1959. Tohis left is the first paid Administrator, George Sheetz, Alpha Chapter. George, a retired ArmyColonel, set the stage for all that followed him, commencing in 1923. He now lives in Thibodaux,Louisiana.

To his left is Howard Leake, Rho at Washington & Lee, semi-retired in Birmingham, Alabama.Howard took over in 1928 and was instrumental in relocating the Administrative Office fromCharleston to Chicago, Illinois. Absent from the picture was John McCann, Alpha Upsilon atDrexel, who took over from Leake in 1937 and served until the commencing of action in WorldWar II. John is a management consultant in Danbury, Connecticut.

Following the war, W. Bernard Jones, Jr., to the extreme right in the photograph, assumed theduties with an office in Richmond, Virginia. Jones had relocated the office to Sumter, SouthCarolina prior to being succeeded by now deceased Jim Wilson, Sigma at South Carolina, in 1954.

DIRECTORYPI KAPPA PHI

P. 0. Box 240526 7111 Nations Ford RoadCharlotte, N.C. 28224 Charlotte, N. C. 28210

Founded at the College of Charleston, S. C. - December 10, 1904

- Founders -SIMON FOGARTY ANDREW A. KROEG, JR. L. HARRY MIXSON

NATIONAL COUNCIL

President - A. J. Strickland, III

Box 4555University, AL 35486

Vice President - David Jaffee

1407 Ashley River Road

Charleston, SC 29407

Treasurer - William D. FuquaP.O. Box 2162Augusta, GA 30903

Secretary -William L. Finney

11308 Harrowfield Road

Pineville, NC 28134

Chaplain - Walter K. Sheppard

29 Ridgeway Street

Mt. Holly, NJ 08060

Chancellor - Judge James Turk

Box 611

Radford, VA 24141

Past President - Phil Tappy

4800 Rockview Ct.Charlotte, NC 28211

NATIONAL COMMITTEES

Trust Investment - John Deimler

1149 Green Tree LaneNarberth, PA 19072

Education - Or. Warren Robb1812 Cedar Elm WestArlington, TX 76012

Ritual & Insignia - Glenn McConnell27 Bainbridge DriveCharleston, SC 27407

Alabama Omicron

Appalachian State Delta Zeta

Armstrong State Gamma Sigma

Auburn Alpha Iota

Augusta Gamma Psi

Belmont Abbey Gamma Mu

Bowling Green State Delta SigmaCalifornia-Berkeley Gamma

Charleston Alpha

Cornell Psi

Drake Beta DeltaDrexel Alpha UpsilonEast Carolina Beta Phi

East Tennessee Beta Omega

East Texas Beta ChiElon Epsilon AlphaFlorida Alpha EpsilonFlorida Southern Beta BetaFlorida State Beta EtaGeorgia LambdaGeorgia Southern Gamma Kappa

Georgia Southwestern Gamma Xi

Georgia StateGeorgia TechGrand ValleyIllinoisIllinois TechIndiana

Iowa StateJacksonville StateJames MadisonKansasLaGrangeLanderLivingstonLongwoodMcNees°

Memphis StateMercerMethodist

Michigan State

Middle Tenn State

Missouri-Columbia

Missouri•Rolla

Montevallo

MoreheadNebraska-Omaha

NJIT

Nicholls StateN. AlabamaNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina-CNorth Carolina•WNorth Carolina State TauN. E. Missouri Delta DeltaNorth Georgia Delta BetaN. W. State Louisiana Beta Omicron

Nominating - Ted A. Scharlenstein

Addison Gilbert Hospital

298 Washington Street

Gloucester, MA 01930

Alumni - Walter Sheppard29 Ridgeway StreetMt. Holly, NJ 08060

Future Policy - Dr. John MeansWilliam Penn Annex

Box 1936Philadelphia, PA 19105

Expansion - Henry Groves500 N. Highland

Memphis, TN 38111

PUSH Project - Phil Tappy

4800 Rockview Cr.Charlotte, NC 28211

Area Governors Council - Steve DePalroa

399 Bertha RoadToms River, NJ 08753

AREA GOVERNORSArea:

I. Steve DePalma, 399 Bertha Road,Toms River, NJ 08753

II. William F. Newell, 193 Delmont Ave.Warminster, PA 18974

III. Richard C. Flora, P. 0. Box 7456Hollins, VA 24019

IV. Kit Jennings, III, P.O. Box 6427,Spartanburg, SC 29304

V. George Pritchard, 6830 Collier Way,Riverdale, GA 30274

VI. Jesse Crimm, 4630 Martingale Dr.,Jacksonville, FL 32210

VII. Paul Longstreth, 9209 Melrose Lane,River Ridge, LA 70123

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Iota VEpsilon Beta IXUpsilon VIIIAlpha Phi VIIIAlpha Psi VIII

Alpha Omicron X

Delta Epsilon XXIIDelta Tau III

Delta Chi XVIIIGamma No V

Gamma Rho IVGamma Alpha XVEpsilon Gamma IIIBeta Mu VIIGamma Delta XXIVAlpha Alpha XXIDelta Mu XIIIAlpha Theta IXDelta Iota XXIVBeta Epsilon, XVIIGamma Lambda XVII

Gamma Omega XXIIDelta Eta XXIIIDelta Gamma

Beta Alpha

Delta OmicronDelta Xi

Kappa

Delta Lambda

Gamma Theta

OklahomaOklahoma StateOld Dominion

Oregon StatePembroke

Penn StatePittsburghPINY

Presbyterian

Purdue

RadfordRensselaer

Roanoke

Samford

Stetson

South AlabamaSouth CarolinaSouthern California

Tampa

TennesseeTennessee Wesleyan

Texas A & MTexas-Arlington

Toledo

Troy State

Valdosta StateVirginiaVPI

Washington & LeeWestern CarolinaWestern KentuckyWest Virginia TechWest Virginia UnivVVof ford

Wright State

Alpha GammaGamma UpsilonGamma BetaAlpha ZetaDelta KappaAlpha MuDelta UpsilonAlpha Xi

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OmegaDelta Phi

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Alpha Eta

ChiGamma Phi

SigmaDelta Rho

Beta LambdaAlpha SigmaBeta Psi

Delta Omega

Delta Psi

Beta IotaGamma Gamma

Beta Tau

Beta UpsilonDelta AlphaRho

Ganirna EpsilonDelta No

Gamma ZetaAlpha RhoZeta

Delta Pi

ASSOCIATE CHAPTERS

Arizona State XII

Arkansas Tech VIIAuburn-Montgomery XVCentral Arkansas VII

Clinch Valley IllSeton Hall UnivSacramento State XIIUniv of Mississippi XXII

UNC-Greensboro XIII

Univ of Oregon XIUSC-Spartanburg IV

Univ of South Florida VI

West Georgia V

Winthrop IV

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VIII. Travis Julian, 800 E. Northwest Hwy.,Palatine, IL 60067

IX. Jell Wrisley, 4822 Washienavv Bldg. 15,

Apt. A-8, Ann Arbor, MI 48104X. Tom Tont, 3627 Cheyenne Blvd.,

Sioux City, IA 51104XI. Jack Austin, 3833 N. Willamette Blvd.,

Portland, OR 97217XII, Rusty Patrick, Cottage 16, 1124W.

Carson Sr., To CA 90502XIII. VACANTXIV. Hugh Oueener, 2323 Wilson Rd. K-14,

Knoxville, TN 37912XV. Dee Outlaw, Sports Information Dir.,

Livingston Univ., Livingston, AL 35470XVI. VACANTXVII. John Casper, 9206 W. 112th Terrace,

Overland Park, KS 66210XVIII, Jay Kruska, 1928 NW 42nd St.,

Oklahoma City, OK 73118XIX. Larry Daniel, 316 West Pecan,

Hurst, TX 76053XX, VACANT

XXI. Richard Folgef, 2034 Kensington Cr

Lamm, GA 30247

XXII. Perry M. Grant, 508 Eric Drive,

Birmingham, AL 35210

XXIII. Charles Rowland, 211 Irvine Rd.,

Lexington, KY 40502

XXIV. Torn Sabena, 3614 Arlington Dr.,

Owensboro, KY 42301, XXV. William Finney, 11308 Harrowfield Rd.,

Pineville, NC 28134

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Executive Director - Durward OwenAssistant Executive

Director - Nathan HightowerDirector of Development - Stuart HicksAdministrative Assistant - Frank HavardAdministrative Staff - David Long,Pat Farley, Bert Luer, George Shipp

312 University Ave., Tuscaloosa, AL 35407Box 81, Workman Hall, Boone, NC 28607P. 0. Box 14575, Savannah, GA 31406255 S. College St., Auburn, AL 36830

2256 Central Ave., Augusta, GA 30904

Belmont Abbey, Belmont, NC 28012

c/o Campus P. 0., Bowling Green State, Bowling Green, OH 434032908 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704

27 George St., Charleston, SC 29401722 University Ave., Ithaca, NY 14851

1236 34th St., Des Moines, IA 50311

3405 Powelton Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19104

803 Hooker Rd., Greenville, NC 27834

519 W. Pine, Johnson City, TN 37601

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Through the on campus fund raising activity of Delta Pi Chapter at Wright State a video tape unitwas presented to the chapter. They in turn brought the unit to Charleston where it was raffled offfor P.U.S.H. Over $750.00 was raised in this manner. Here Bill Newell, Cornell, Area Governor II,receives the winning drawing card from P.U.S.H. designer Tom Sayre, UNC-CH.

Baker honorsPresident's Club recipients

OMICRON ALPHA RHO

DELTA PI

Many chapters make significant con-tributions to our fraternity's na-tional philanthropic project P.U.S.H.(Play Units for the Severely Handi-capped). However, four chapters ofPi Kappa Phi are truly dedicated intheir support of P.U.S.H. Thesechapters have raised in excess of$1,000.00 each during the 1978-79school year for P.U.S.H.

In recognition of their support,they were honored in Charleston byUnited States Senator HowardBaker. A new award has beenestablished for those chapters con-tributing at or above the $1,000.00level. The award is the President'sClub and the first four chapterswere inducted this year.

Omicron Chapter at the Universityof Alabama sponsored several proj-ects to benefit P.U.S.H. Mostsignificant was an all-star basketballgame featuring the football stars of

ALPHA THETA

the Crimson Tide and the membersof Omicron Chapter. The chaptercontributed $1,460.00 to help theseverely handicapped.

The largest contributor to ProjectP.U.S.H. during the previous yearwas Michigan State University -Alpha Theta Chapter. The chaptersponsored their annual Rose Sale inEast Lansing raising over $1,500.00.

West Virginia Unviersity, Alpha RhoChapter, contributed $1,075.00 toP.U.S.H. through a series of fundraising activities in Morgantown,West Virginia.

Members of Delta Pi Chapter atWright State University donated anRCA video-tape system to P.U.S.H.for raffle at the Supreme Chapter.The raffle produced $718.00, andcoupled with Delta Pi's prevouscontribution, a total of $1,070.00was contributed.

leon•The Star and Lamp (ISSN 0038-9854)

PI KAPPA PHI

P. 0. Box 240526

Charlotte, N. C. 28224

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Paid at Charlotte, N.C.

Mr.Pi Kappa Ph"One of the many highlights of the

Charleston convention was the

naming of Mr. Pi Kappa Phi for

1979. At the Awards Luncheon,

Emmett Orin Dendy, an alumnus of

Omicron Chapter at the University

of Alabama, was given the honor.

The Mr. Pi Kappa Phi Award is the

highest honor the Fraternity can

bestow on one of its members. The

selection is made only once a year

by the National Council from the

many nominations by alumni and

undergraduate members of Pi Kappa

Phi. The recipient is recognized for

his outstanding contributions and

continued fraternal dedication and

involvement with Pi Kappa Phi.

Emmett Dendy was born in 1925 in

a small Alabama town. He graduatedfrom high school in Luverne,

Alabama, in 1944 and chose the

University of Alabama to further

his education. In May of 1946, he

was initiated at Omicron Chapter,

thus beginning what would be his

long fraternal experience in Pi

Kappa Phi. While an undergraduate,

he was active in many chapter

activities. Following graduation, he

served in the United States Army

and in 1948 married the former Joy

Pearson.

Brother Dendy owns a successful

lumber company in Tuscaloosa -

Pearson Lumber. In addition, his

interests include cattle farming

in Mississippi.

His involvement with Pi Kappa Phi

has been phenomenal. Brother

Dendy has served Omicron Club,

Inc., for many years. The beautiful

Omicron Chapter house in Tusca-

loosa is one of the tangible results

of his efforts. For many years he

has assisted the undergraduate

chapter members in the area of

advice and counseling as Chapter

Advisor, and was selected as Pi

Kappa Phi Chapter Advisor of the

Year in 1972.

Emmett Dendy's service to Pi

Kappa Phi extends beyond Omi-

cron Chapter. During the construc-

tion phase of the Administrative

Office in Charlotte, North Carolina,

Brother Dendy contributed the

wood for the interior and exterior

of the building.

Truly deserving of Pi Kappa Phi's

top award, Dendy becomes the

15th Mr. Pi Kappa Phi in the

history of the fraternity.